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WEATHER FORECAST.
Forecast for Norwalk and vicinity:
Show or rain tonight. Sunday fair and
colder. A disturbance in central this
morning over Lake Huron. It is pro-
ducing light snow and high winds in
the eastern portion of the Lake region.
It will pass out the St. Lawrence val«
iey tonight probably. The southern
edgsof this disturbance will probably
reach as far south as this vicinity and
produce light snow tonight. followed
by clearing and colder weather on Sun-
day.
——Chickens. l2i§c 1b.; Turkeys, 16c.
Hayes’s.
The interior of Frederick S. Am-
bior‘s store in Wall street is being
thoroughly renovated.
Edward Spencer Rider. of Westport
avenue, celebrated the fifth anniver-
sary of his birth Wednesday after-
noon by entertaining a party oi
friends.
~Colebrated Mathushek Pianos.
Lockwood & lves.
The frame for the chemical factor?
0 Joseph Binn's on the meadow, near
t 0 Norwalk Launch Company's
Works. is beingrapidiy raised by the
mast'rtorwalk Lumber Company.
Charles R. Adams. of Grove street.
the grand secretory of the Order or
American Mechanics. was one of the
conkers at the meeting of Uncas
(31mm in Bridgeport last Thursda;
night.
‘Closlng sale of Children’ s Worsted
Hood3 Toms Cloth Hats. etc... 19c ea. .
all our Ladles' Emb‘y H d'k' is. to close
15c on. M. S. Smith & Co.
Fred Lhoureux. the well known
young French contractor. who has
been spending the holidays visiting
alias Lida Walsh of No. 5 Raymond
street has returned to his home in
Hartford.
g—Hats, Umbrellas. Hats. O'Brien
”The Men's Bible Class of the First
M. E Church. which meets in the and
ltorium during the Sunday noon hour
will present at the session tomorrow
several intricate Biblical queries to be
considered. All men are invited.
~Homemade Sausage, 10c lb.
Hayes’s.
Palestine Castle, No. 2.. A. O. K. of
M. 0.. will hold its regular meeting on
Monday evening, at which time the)
will confer the enquire degree on sei-
oral candidates. All members and es
pecially the degree team are request-
ed to be present.
~Sewlng Machines. any make you
desire. At Lockwood o lves‘s. 39
Wall street.
The officers of Pioneer Castle. A. 0
K. of M. C... were not installed at thei
meeting Wednesday night. for the res 1
son that the district deputy failed to
put in an appearance. it is expected
that the installation will take place;
at the meeting on Wednesday even-,
ing next.
wChildren‘s Wool Hosiery prices «1
to 85c. to close 35c pr.; Men‘s 75c Glov
cs 38c pr: all grades Men' 5 Sweaters
vour choice, We on. M.b flSmlth A Co
Miss Fannie Downs of Academy
street uho lost a roll of bills contain 3
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18 FULLER THAN EVER ”011‘ suitPRISEs
1‘ :
mI it 11
THIS STORE WAS LIKE A HIVE OF BUSY BEES FROM OPENING TIME YES-
TERDAY. TILL 6 O’CLOCK LAST EVENING11 gWOMEN WERE IN EVERY DEPART-
MENT PICKING THE BARGAINS THAT ARE AS PLENTIFUL AS BLOSSOMS IN
SPRING.
DID YOU GET YOUR SHARE? .
TODAY THE STORY IS BETTER IF ANYTHING. MANY NOTABLE MILL END
BARGAINS THAT WERE NOT ON THE COUNTERS YESTERDAY CAME TO THE
FRONT—AND HOW THEY ARE BEING SNAPPED UP.
IT PAYS TO COME TO THE MILL END .SALE EVERY DAY AND ALL DAY.
HAVE YOU SOLVED THE SECRET ORTHE MILL END SALE? THIS IS IT:
IT REACHES DOWN TO THE BASE OF SUPPLY; IT OFFERS EVERY AD-
VANTAGE TO THE PEOPLE; ITS GOODS ARE THE BEST SORT; ITS
PRICES ARE FAR BELOW ANY POSSIBLE TO BE MADE IN ANY OTHER
profit for uo—o vary little profit; the big and of it noon to you. ‘
if you ask us why,w
we wilt toll you that we consider it good adiisrt
to occasionally give our buying public a surprise of this sort. Wo'va dons
before and you've appreciated it, and we know you'll not be slow to App
late this chance. Just another hit of emphasis.
ED is FRESH, NEW AND SEASONABLE.
onsss ooooo ssaosms -.
if you' vo gown stuffs to buy of any‘
sort for waist suit. skirt of child's
dross then you ll road this through
After reading you it want to investi-
gate.
36-inch Plain Figured and Plaid:
Dress Goods reduced to 1ch a yd
60 Pieces Plain and Figured double
width Dress Goods, light and dark col-
ors. reduced to 37990 yd. I
hunch all Wool Costume ciotl1.1
worth 89c; reduced to title a yd‘
54-inch Heavy Weight Homespun
Dress Goods Camera-Hair effects 811
quality, now 75c a yd.
WOOL WAIST FACTS.
The proving of them will likewise:
prove us and acid a new friend to the
store or make an enemy, and we're
not making enemies of our public. Not
If we know it.
Ladies Flannel Walata latest styles
bishop sleeves reduced to 39c
Ladies' All Wool Flannel Walats,
tucked front and back. $1.25 quality
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EVERY ITEM ADVERT].
WINTER WRAPPERB. . '
Meanlnq dark Wrappers. Nat ‘
alzsa: consequently not full prim
Half-price would be near the figure. ‘
Ladlen’ li‘lannelette Wrttppél'sm
stripe and IiI‘OCflded effect,1llatlii 1
llounce. reduced from St. 25 to 17k;
lodles' P‘lanneletto Wrappers in
Estyle bishop sleeves braid trim
reduced to
Lsdies' Flannelette Wrappers, m}
patterns. latest styles. worth ”100.1
now only 1 ii
BLANKETB AND COMFORTS. 1
Thoro'g activity in blanket ind Mill-
fort selling; to incroaao that activity
we offer such vsluoo as the following: 1'
BLAN KETS.
Cotton Flannel Blankets, good I1“.
1cholce of borders from We to “.49
114 White. Blankets, about oil per
cent, wool large assortment of W
«11111 well worth $3110 for $2.16
Extra Quality White Wool Blanks“.
an excellent value sold usually at
34 50; special at ”.98.
(‘OMF‘ORTS. ‘ _.
Chintz covered Comfortabliis
cheese cloth backs tucked or (law
kinds of hot soda
Raymond Brothers have received
this week five cars of ..a_v a cargo
of sand and a cargo of bituminous
coal.
—8undlty,dinner at The Cliflord. 76c
Bennett. have returned home after
spending a week with friends in the
COURII‘V.
Rev. hi. F. Rig-nor. of Seymour. for.
merly 0! South Nor-walk. has been stop-
ping with friends in The Norwnlks for
a couple of days.
—.lt‘s never too late to try the lm-
perial Crown 10c Cigar.
The demonstrator who is to be at
William P. Beers' store next Thurs-
day evening will give an exhibition
with Velox paper at 7: 30.
Re\. A W. Hand deliycred an ad-
dress in the South Norwalh Baptist
1Church. last night His subject was
The Family and the School."
_ Ear Muffs. Winter Cups O'nBrie
The Epworth League service of the
First Methodist Church tomorrow
night. will he led by Miss Annie M. Bis-
hop topic "Entering the Kingdom.‘
The Tuesday and Thursday evening
seryice of the First Methodist Church
next week will be of special interest
in; El!“ ‘hIS WWI find “Val-"39d theI ’m (be en‘inu membenhlp of tb‘,
same in The Sentinel. was rejoiced church
yesterday on recovering the money.
The sum was found in hierwin street
by a gentleman who refused to give
his name. and declined to accept a re-
ward on returning the money to its
grateful owner.
Public Market
OFFER FOR SATURDAY:
Choice Young Turkeys. 16c lb.
Home Dressed Ml. ltc lb.
Small motions. in lb.
l-‘resh Emblem. lie lb
Roast Pork, milit- lb.
up Boring um,
—-—The best cuts of Fresh Pork, lzc
In Hayoa‘s.
A daughter was born \‘ew Year's
day on Ilr. and In. Mortimer C. 0g-
icon Jr. at Bridgeport. Hrs. Ogden
{was formerly Ilsa Unis Prince. of
Bmokoide
Ir and Ira Andrew Henderson au-
,‘oounos the comment of their dough
ter, Elisabeth to George W C Ger
irish. The marriage will take place
memory 1:. 1901.
moors and tailor Undsrwear to
be closed out for 25 and 39c; Child
ren‘a II and 35c: Id Comfortablea.
nae-Inward. I 8 Sulth & On.
‘Iod own. Mentions-t convict
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er. Willi" G. 0:0:de It is I lead
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“in" Ban-cl Armour. who nearly drown-
ed in Wilson’s Oovo recently. has felt
The Gregory Drug Company has an 1
The Midoes May Olsen and hflldren I
WAY.
THE SALE IS SHOOTING AHEADOF ALL RECORDS; GOODS ARE SELLING AS
NEVER BEFORE; DO NOT FAIL TO PROFIT.
H Kriegsr & Company give credit to
all and there is everythink for a man“
woman or child to wear in their store
wCorned or Fresh flocks We to.
iiayesfis
Triatram & Hyatt is having a spec
‘ial cloak sale. it is an annual sale
and one from which the customers will
derive benefit.
—-Hats made over. O Brien.
Everybod .who purchases to
amount of. 8,
Read Company. will receive a photo
graphic miniature brooch free.
—-Automatic chain stitch machines.
At Iochwood & Ivea'a. 39 Wall St.
The eighth mill end sale of the not.
is going
ahead of all others held heretofore. i
land Dry Goods Company
, There are better and more bargains.
There will be a four hour sale. at
the Boston Store. tonight. It will be;
gin at ii o'clock and will end at it). The ‘1
ad. mentions a few things to be had at
-:1 bargain.
——Tams and Toques. O'Brien.
evening. There is. .t be some choice
music. and singing. Matt and Joe Wei
ler will be prment.
—8uoday dinner at The Clifford 75o:
A hearing on the appointment of a
.permanent receiver for the Masonic
Benefit Association will be held next
Tucadoy morning in the Superior
Court. New listen before Judge Ga-
gor. Tho matter came up yesterday
at the short calendar session on a no
tioo by attorneys for some of tho'
death claimants to have the temper»
or: receiver bring his books into
court. At the suggestion of Judge 6»
or. allotoftliobookadoairsd will be
made out and they will be brought to
the court room on Tuesday.
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. at the store of the D. M.‘
The Arion Singing Society will give. '1
an entertainment in its hall tomorrow ‘1
Olsens Shoe «ale
opens and who wants Shoes.
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The time to buy is when you can buy Good Shoes Cheap—this
is the finest lot of shoes ever offered at the prices. Have bought of
P. N. Wadleigh. H‘averhill. Mm., for this sale.
Ladies Fine Kid Shoesfrctail price $2.50 and $3.00; they will
be sold at $1.69.
l.69
Ladics' Extension Sole. Patent
Leather Shoes and Vici Kid
Shoes and Box Calf Shoes. the
$2.50 kind.
Ladies' F in: Kid Lace and But-
ton Shoes. patent tip. new styles.
and the kind that sells quick.
Men's Vici Kid and Box Calf
Shoot. heavy soles. all styles.
Men's Patent Leather Shoes.
Men's Heavy Congress Shooa'
Men’s Heavy Tip Congress
Shoes. Sizes 6, 7 and to.
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Ladies" Fine Storm Rubbers.
the kind that sell for 50¢.
Misscs' Rubbers, worth 45c.
Men's Patent Leather Shoes.
button and lace.
Men's Box Cali Shoal. hoe.
Men's Vici Kid Shoes. lace and
congress.
Ken's Plain Toe. Satin Cali
6
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for 850.‘
. Sllkollne covered Comfortablss.
Ladies Fine Quality French Plan strictly all white COttOII filled in “all
he] Walsts made, in the newest shades colors ,.
of Blue Green Old Rose and Red, re Sateen Comfortables. figured or
duced to 31 50 plain backs filled with twice selected
Ladies Handsome French Flannel cotton tucked in all colors ”.00.
Albatrose and Brilliantlne Wolsts,
Extra large size Silkolloe cor
made up in the latest style rich ef1 Comfortsbles pure. white cotton
fleets; a bargain reduced to 3200-11 bargain at. .
83 G 85 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK.
Clothing Sale
Now On.
Men’s. Youths’ and Bous’ Suits
and Furnishings being sold record-
less oi-lheir original cost. You
can find some suits here uou and
1101115 will be proud to wear. and
there will be the additional satis'
faction of thinking of how much
uou‘have saved.
Francis St Co.
98 Washington St .
1 So: Nor-walk.
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