. . ‘ Lyon 8' .COo
‘ "We Polish them Free of Chai‘ge.
. dim'i’ou will soon save the price of a pair of Shoes .9.
., , F. :D. LYON o Co.
90 Washington Street, South Norwalk.
"Bring this Advertisement;
count on every piece of our Winter Stock, but if you bring this advertise-
ment with you, you will that In extra discOunt at 5 per cent.
mo
SALE NOW ON IN FULL FORCE.
Men’s all until Solos. thought reasonable at $7.50; just now, $5.00.
Men‘s Heavy llluo {Surge Suits, good value at $9.00; during sale, $6.00.
.Mou‘s I'llnrlt (h‘rl'mittn boon selling well at 86.00; nou‘ marked “.00.
Men’s Raglan (hm-cunts with a who or without one. Stu: reduced to 37.
‘Children's tin-y ()\'l’l‘t‘0ills. t to 1.7 )‘trlll‘n. value $2.25: at sale, $1.50.
Children‘s Long Uli‘ii‘l't‘illllti_ redhead from $3.75 to until.
Chlldron's Suit:I .\ to in yours. tho Si (in kind: at sale, $100.
(Bette-r grades :u-cnrdiliglyi
25 dozen Kitt‘t‘ Panto Bot: and 75w \ililli‘n. now 3th:
Derby Hats. Siii‘l'lilil lot, smnt' of them are well worth $1.50.
now uttering than til stir.
Men‘s Siltt llosoxu Shirts. ulth dotiu halilo rtil’fs_ open or otherwise, have
been selling readily :u in and 7.1g; tin“ 38%.
D. Gottlieb,
'11 North Main Street. South Norwalk.
We are
GiianExttaDiscount of 5percent ,
We are having our January Clearance Sale—«hat meant a liberal dis.
Wm
, f. HAPPY “a _
" NEW YEAR
.f‘tii‘i‘ FIDO},
Stun t‘rnltinolv Boards. titu-
OI.
Baoks.::::::::
lot touting. i’ri-us to paralyze tho
lilzizah litmit tradu.
li.~i“or.~'. tiny journals and wish
( on Boards Post omw Brows Plies
lilottrrs and Best;
50 ,
.1
urinal cost
Stock is mono: inst.
this grand ritunre '
T. J. MAGNER'S
No. 2 South Main St.
Another Good Chance to
Store Away Some Blank
_\ big it!!! just rum" in and another
inn wry tine pocket books
1911. wing: at 11‘in [WT t‘rtit lms than
Don‘t miss
WRiGlilT
WWW
door it years
Lyons and Horror! Ilia-lite
Sale for
Fridau and Saturday Cnlu
Jan. lilih and llih.
John t‘oliins, “ho has been an to»
mate of the almshouse for about a
rrwentiy eriopeti slimq
of tiolrnco and oats tnktn to th- Mid-
.EZMoV-‘n hospital twin) is} Svlm‘tnan
if
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2 (Continued from Pint Page.) i
ithe article. Two are required. One ‘
Emakes the hook and the other the eye. ‘
:The inventor died and his wtoowi sold 5
one the patents to the Snap Hook and ‘5
Ere Comm“ This organization m ‘ menu mods to order after latest (nah i
'turn dispbsed or the business to tho
Snap Hook and Eye liianui'aoturingf
Company. 'The interests of the inat3
named compuuy‘iwfie bought out by!
the present condo the Snap Hook‘
”and Eye Company iAtnerica. Since”
the original invent on many improve.
meals have been made on the hooit
and eye. The 8mm Hook and Eye’
Company of America was organized
with n capital of 83,000,000 divided in'
60,000 shares of a par value of 850:
each. One half or $1,500,000 of the’
stork wan given to the Snap Hook and
Eye Manufacturing Company. The ot‘-.
livers of the new company wore pull-
lished in The Sentinel a tow Wow.
ago. No goods have been manufactur-
ed by tho Snap Hook and I‘ *e (Inm-
pnny of America. but the .. ‘ny
was just getting things in slutpr Mien ‘
IIIP unfortunate tire orr-urrod. ‘
BEEF CO. HORSE RUNAWAY.
Came From East to South Norwolk
Without Doing Damage.
A large bay horse attached to a
heavy delivery wagon. belonging to
the South Norwalk Bert Company. 20
Ann atrovt. ran away this morning
about It o'clock. and notwithstanding
the tart that the animal HIEll'Ii‘tl In
East Not-unlit and run across tho
Washington turret bridge, up Wash-
ington sirent to North Main street. to
Ann street and to tho iroight yard. not
it nartirle oi dumnuo was done. The
horse was tied with a weight and in
some manner it slipped tho bridle and
storm] on a "Hill run. with the» bridlo
ilopp'ng lwtww-n its fort-legs. Servi-
al piopir who saw tho runaway. ran
to the mlildlo of the strm't and tried
to catch it but tho frightened St”m‘l
nm'rr halted. our own turned its
iii-ad. l'atrirk .l Hauah the Maria
smith. was the one who brought the
runaway to a standstill in tho frs-izh'.
yard
NEW LADDER FpR TRUCK.
\ moronvninlivn of Flint and (‘om
pain} o: Now Hawn. l5 exported to ur-
riw- in Not-walk today to confer with
l‘iiiei .l i Prowitt of tho iirv tlrpaf‘t
tttt'tt! .imi "titlit‘ arranwnwnts {or
building a now laddvr to roolnro thr
thirty toot ladder on tho l’iont‘er Hook
and [mum i‘omnany truck broke‘o
“'IIIIQ' on the way to a slight flm. in
ltinrsiliv l‘t\t'iiiit“, ”my Year's day.
t‘hit-t Prowitt do”; not think that a
single“ ladder on the Pioneer truck is
ii: for use lw-fzttlse of their traility.
Tim on- ail made of m'swrn Stork.
Tilt' now ladder will lig‘tfllilt oi mu»
»--;~. sloth by order oi tho riiiet. Mr.
Prmritt thinks mat tht- boon-toss: on
tho western laddors is due to the trom
from which thvy are made growing
tun hm to be good and firm
Thv: l‘athoiir lhhating Society’s ss-‘s‘
:éon. nhirh was postponed from Wed-
nrwiar evening. will be held. Monday
night Th.a qua-lion in be disruseed is
‘ it. Dilil’éht! That Trusts are Detrimentai
‘n (ht Community."
gigtngzrkltron Prinz Wilhelm. from The Leading
‘oonoluded to close
LADIBS’ FALL STYLES
Everything for Women's Outer out
Inspect our materials-our fashion
platen.
Fur ooliorottelotadzbons.
& S Fox.
LADIES’ TAI LOIS.
Corner North Main and Ann Streets.
South Norwolk.
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V 83d SEMI-ANNUAL otvnocuo
TO DEPOSITORS
of the
SOUTH NORWALK SAVINGS BANK.
United Bank Building.
South Norwalk. Conn.
December 26, 190].
The Board 0! Managers have this
day deplored a dividend to depositors.
of interest at the rate of four (4) per
cont. per annum for the six months
m
Din lqg‘l'l .
I‘B
Dy éooaé ~ so i;
.amCdHyatt
.rv
2 GAZETTE BU‘ILDINQ.
Black Silks.
WE ALWAYS HAVE IN
STOCK A FULL LINE OF THE CELEBRATED HASKELL
SILK COMPANY’S BLACK SILKS. THESE ARE THE BEST SILKS MADE. EVERY YARD
IS GUARANTEED AND ALL JUSTIFIABLE CLAIMS ARE MADE GOOD. WE HAVE JUST
RECEIVED THEIR NEW SPRING LINE, INCLUDING:
ending Dec. 31, 19M, payable on and'
utter January 10, 1902.
Interest not drawn will no credited
to accounts and draw int-mitt from
' January I 1802.
- GEORGE F. BEARSE.
(1:? 3w Treasurer.
content or ”insults
On account of the (‘OnlIIIIOB of to?
health and my lease «expiring. l have
out my Business
and will Sell tho
ElTlllE Milli: ill fl Sil'lllilli
The Best Bargains will Ill to those
who come first.
More is a rhnnw to gut
Furniture, Carpets. Etc,
CHEAP
C. W. HOYT
Successor to Scofield I: Hoyt.
Norwaik Club Building 61 Wall St.
Norwalk. Conn.
omen TO SETTLE ACCOUNT.
DISTRICT OF NORWALK 55. PRO
BATE LT’OI'R'l', Jan. A. U i902,
Estate of Elizabeth Nash late
Norwallt in said diatrirt, domased
tilrdvrrd, That the- administratrix or
habit he: adtninistgation amount to
thlnhcourt' tor adiuihnem at theQPro
of
hate Mor- in Nona”, on tho “201): do)“
of January 1%: at»! o'cltwlt attor-
noon: and that all MTSOHS intercom!
in said saute may » notified thereof.
the adminiatrntrit wilt cause this or
dot to be uuhiiahwi in a newspaper
having a cirrulation in said district.
at toast ten days iwtore said filth day
of January. 2902.
HENRY W GREGORY
no u 'Judlt“.
Black Gros Grains.
Black Faiile Francoise.
Housefurnishing Doping-:1.
Decorated Toilet Sets ...........
Nickel Lamps, round wicks .....
Ruby Hall Lamps ...............
Silver Plated Nut Picks and Crackers .
Black Penn DeSoies.
Black Mories.
...... $1.95. FancyGlassVascs 10c."
...... 3:49. French China Salad Dishes 89c.
........ 98c. Fancy Oatmeal or Berry Saucers . . . . . . toc.
, 39c. Opalescent Novelties .................... 10c.
Tristram 8: Hyatt,
KILLED ON RAILROAD.
STAMFORD. January 19,—Whilo
naming on the railroad track near
tho rtation hero last night, John Ma-
Ilt'!
York a brat-roman employed on the
liarlvm branch of the Non: York. New
“:an and Hartford railroad. was
him-l: by a train and rotvivwi injure
irr irom which he owl. Both his legs
were rut off.
BURGLARS lN HARTFORD CAFE.
HARTFORD. January in.—~Burgiars
entered loosens ‘Jiffi‘. 257 Asylum
street lain night. The oath rvzazstm'
containing a small amount of money-
was emptied and about. Limo tine «15:
am and a number oi paxrltagea of rig-
artrttos were taken. Entry was mad-3
through a window in the rear of the
cellar, their a man of glans was brok-
on and the window vaioh unfastouod.
H. KRIEGER o CO.
of 559 South Boulevard. New,
Nor-walk, Ct.
TOOK A BRIDE.
on Fine To Itusuousz.
ARLINGTON. 313%., January it)“
John Hana, an inmate of the poor
house. who admits that he not tire to
the stable and sheds of the aimshouim
last night hecauae he had been ill-
treated. in under arrest here. Haas
told the town policemen that he not
fires in the different places in the
stable and sheila yith paper and [(870
acne. He said he’did it because John
Tay. keeper of tho ,almehonue. and
Mrs, Tay. had given him cause for
desiring revenge by things they had
said and done. 1' e are manor] a loan
of 35.000. The ho - “and most of the
tools and other movable property in
the building were romeo. -
Game Warden Montgomery, ofCanter-
bury. is Accused.
(‘ENTRAL VILLAGE, January 1":-
i-‘nr mo second timr- in two weeks a
game warden is alleged to have gone
wrong. A warrant “’32-: issued yester
do) for Dt-puty Game Wardtm Christo-
ptwr JOIIIISOD for cat: hing a dozen ml»
hits; with a ferret. Two week; ago (3.
8. Montgomery. game warden of Can»
terbnry made an arrest. and settled the
(tape himoeii' for 315. liv departed for
Bermuda and the case is: in the state
attorney‘s hands.
John E. Barney arrival in Somalia.
yesterday afternoon. from (innrinnati.
Ohio. where he has been spending the
holidays at his. home. and will rcasumr-
hm duties at Carl A. antrom'e M‘hlfllI.
Prmapect avenue.
inNimN, January town is under-
ntood that Edvard (tarrigxn. the Chica-
go horseman. has been refused a ll-
rense to train on Newmultet Heath.
Sale for
Fridau and SalurdauOnlti
Jan. 10th and lllh.
GREII T SACRIFICE SALE OF
Clothing. Cleaks, Shoes on? Millin y.
I WE HEREWITH CHRONICLE one
For Men and Boys.
, Youths‘ Overcoats for . . $5.00. reduced from $9.00.
Boys‘Ovcrcoats $3.0odldsmrcducedfmm35mltm '8“ I n l ”reduced (mum
‘,.K_en‘s Black and Blue Overcoats .Sxooo. mducedhomStsoo W'EWWBOICIII ...$2.98.roduccdfmm$+oo.
new: Oxford Overcoaits . .. .. Simon, reduced from $15.00. Lodiu’Extuuicn Wham Lather “rammm
flan“: Invisible Plaid: .. . 315.00. reducedtmm‘moo. “a“,- Boat 31 on from
Half: Suits. Black and Blue Cheviot; . , $6.00. reduced from 39.00. Calf Storm '''''' . reduced $3.50.
””03 sunk fine mum.” _ 31m reducedfmmitsoo W'Wsmmdm Sim sldstmm‘I-OD.
vgs‘ChiuhilhReeftus $1.5o.teduced from $3.50. Heu‘oEnamnIShoc-s.-........ WWW“
; j’ “Ia-pieceSuits... ...... $1.50t035iou. .
”aypimsum ............$z.99to$5.oo. Bassoon-using ......... .. .mmmm
irflm‘sPanta... ..., yyyyy y “Sumo-WM Ilen'sVdowShou.....-....,,, ”Minnow
.Muw‘ImaSum... ......... “GOWBDI Hu‘oPil I] ”III SI t....l .
‘63.... .tit...i......u... ................... i o ’ ‘
”3...... ........... £323.: “'WW‘W ~~~~~ - ~~~~~~ WWW“ ;
“I’SMQMAMM ‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ .."Sx.§ooo8o.oo. Iu’sfllmluw ....$zaoo.toducedlrom$m "
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. OF THE GREATEST BARGAIN SALES OF MENS’ AND B
EY-RAISING SALE. FOR MONEY CUTS NO FIGURE IN OUR BUSINESS. WE ARE
7F U RPHER INTRODUCE OUR NEW EASY PAYMENT PLAN.
l
OYS' CLOTHING EVER TAKZN PLACE IN THE TWIN CITIES. THIS WILL NOT BE A MON-
CONPARATIVELY A NEW HOUSE IN THE CLOTHING BUSINESS—A NEW HOUSE WITH NEW HETHODS. TO STILL
WE WILL CHEERFULLY TAKE A LOSS 0N EVERYTHING WE HAVE OFFERED AS AN INCENTIVE TO HAVE YOU CALL AND LOOK US
TO OBSERVE WHAT A BRIGHT. CHERRY. HOMELIKE AND ACCOIIQDATING PLACE THIS IS TO TRADE. AND FINALLY INVESTIGATE HOW
EASILY YOU CAN PROVIDE YOURSELF AND FAMILY WITH THE GREATEST CONFORTS OF LIFE—THAT OF BEING WELL DRESSED—ON OUR PART PAYMENT PLAN.
. x. a u soon various in: OBTAINED W; I
motion nut mom, on chum—mum mu nan
.»
snags. '
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mi
’ k... Ladloa and cm... 1* ‘
Children's Drum .... . . . . ................ $1.25 to 3348.
Ladiu'Raglans ........ , .............. 312.98. worth 818.00.
Warinchjackcu ..... ............. ..,$500t0313m.
WNW .......... . ..... ..,,.,...$16,oo,mm
Girh' jackets ........................ . .. . . Suzstohm.
Oufingflau .................... . ............ “may,
Girb’ Automobiles . ...... .Mto“
mynqsum .............. o. . , ”,qupr
ww' ................. ...,., ...... . “mi“.
thjr........£...;.,a§.",: .......... L......31.5oto$fltm
Bum” ..... h4$wuthhfi
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