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wellness FORECAST.
rel-15:11.11 for Notha’lk slid vicinity:
Fair to ght: Wednesday increasing
cloudlnl Is and posdlbly ‘llkht snow.
Low ommre with cloudy weather and
liurrles of snow prevails in the north
ern sections. High measure with
pleasant weather and low temperature
profile will the southern section
Freezing temperatures were reported
from northern Florida Conditions in
vor for this vicinity lair weather to-
night followed on Wednesday by in
creasing cloudiness and probably 1
snow. 1 Slowly rising temperature. 1
l3.1°. McLean, or New York. arrived 1
in Norwnllr yesterday to be the guest 1
or relatives.
Compllly 11‘ will drill this evening,
alter which the members will partake
of n collation.
1
. Edward J Thomas and Frank Vuu’
Billion attended the theatre in New ,
,Yo'rk last night
The annual meeting of the Norwanr 1
Congregational Church will be held1
Thursday evenins. 1
The Rev. George Broker. Jr., of»
Stamford, officiated at the Norwallrl
Baptist Church Sunday. 1
..._..~_.__. 1
The schooner Mary J. Call is tied 1
up for the winter at the Hill and Rob 1
bell Lumber Company's deck. 1
Rt. Rev. Bishop Tierney. of Hal-11.
119.11,“; in Norwallr. Sunday. to visit
119m Fahey of Elm street. who is quite 1
Rev. D. S. Chechen, who has been the 1
guest or his parents in Norwalk. has re- 1
turned to Pennsylvania. where he is1
stationed ,
The Old Folks' Whist Club will be ‘
entertained this evening by Mr. and
Mrs. Henry P. Prlge. at their home 111
West avenue
The [lubrlteepevt‘Ctrcle of King's
Daughters or the Norwalk Congrega-
tional Church Will meet this evening
with Miss Kate Bartram. of High 1
street.
, “Absolute purity is always guaran 1
teed in the imperial Crown Cigar.
The annual meeting of the Norwallr
Business Men's Association will be
held this evening at the rooms of Buck-
ingham Post G. A. R. in Wall street
Officers for the ensuing year will be
cl.losen
' The Around the Table Club of the
Norwslk Congregational Church wiu
not hold its scheduled meeting this
evening. owing to the illness of John
it Coryell. ex consul to Canton. China.
who was to have given his impressions
of the Orient.
The committee consisting of George
W. Goodsell. representing the West
Chester Insurance Company; George
Stevens, of Danbury. representing the
Phoenix Company. of Hartford and
Mr. Hawes representing the London
Liverpool and Globe, Company, was in
Norwalk. yesterday. andl looked over
some of the mbchiuery that was par-
tially destroyed in the lire of the Hook
an lilye ompsny- They think that
so_ ”lot a machinery can be uied
again. "
9.11911
Public—Market
Home Dressed Fowl,
ldc ll).
Small Fresh Hams. 13c lb.
Fresh 91.011.11.15. ,1 tie lb
Roast Perri 1214. 111.
Logo Spring Lamb 14c lb.
Fore Quarters Spring Lamb 911 lb.
Strictly 11111.11 am 250 1'...
spend 1. Burners Hams, Shoulders
Sam‘s. Plu‘ Pinks. Fest, Snorer-lbs. .0,“
Porn Tenderlolns and “pure Home;
made Lsrd.1 ;.
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It is a sale of great quantities of spcdinl goods at special prices.
The ordinary sale of the times is made up entirely [of goods from stock; comparatively small
lots. In the Lockhart Mill End Sale, the difference is marked.
To mill and warehouse. to tactory and importer. the buyers go in search of goods worthy of a
place in the sale. One man has several hundred pairs of lace curtains, another a big lot of shoes. still
another is overstocked with wrappers—it makes no difference to us what the article' is if worthy. qual-
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ity is right. and it can be bought to sell at Mill End; price. = ~ ' . '
‘« And then the mill ends of wash goods and domestics—the backbone of the sale! The price they
sell at is the standard fixed for all other goods to reach How low the price and how great the val-
uc, you know by experience many times repeated.
The sale grows bigger and better with each repetition. It has brought this time the greatest
January business on record. could anything except ceaseless endeavor and thorough satisfaction to
buyers bring about such a result?
Could fill a page telling of the bargain; to be found
The waist-man had a new lot of silk waists come in Saturday. and sold half of 'em in no time
—-they’re even better than thosehe had on sale the first day of the sale.
The millincry-man brought forward some more hats of felt and velvet all trimmed and ready
to wear. Whewl how they are selling.
And so it
THE BUYER WHO IS ON HAND WITH WIDE OPEN EYES IS MAKING MDNDY
goes in every part of the store.
BY SAVING IT.
THE HOWLAND DRY GOODS 00..
BRIDGIPORT. CONN. ,
The veétry of 'l‘rlblty Episcopa11
Church will hold a meeting in the!
church at l o'cloolr this afternoon
The officers .31 Sherman Command
cry United Order of the Golden
Cross, will be installed at the meeting
on Friday evening, January 241b,
The Grand Lodge or Masons or the
state of Gennecticut, will meet in the
Masonic Temple. Hartford Wednesday
morning. at 11 o'clock. A delegation of
1Norwalk Masons expect to be in at-
tendsnce.
—Good regular supper, 25c.
Lane‘s.
Hon. John H Perry, of Southport.
vice-president of the constitutional conc
vention. will be one of the speakers at
the Yale dinner in Hartford January
31%- Judge Perry is a graduate of the
class of 1870.
Mr and Mrs E. A. Woodward or
North Main street, will leave South
Nor-walk. tomorrow morning. for Tarn—
ps. Fla. where they will spend the re-
mainder of the winter. '
The P. ('1‘“ Lounsltl‘l‘lry Lodge will‘mieet
to as or matters 0 in-
”135197.. 111111 as elect careers: The
Ihifillatfoh '0! Moms Will he held two
we. oils .‘whsn beside the district
11.991111111111111 1111.19.11. of Bridge-
1101111119 31111111 men, zlohn w. Chap-
ln. 0: New Eleven. will be present.
The 1111111111111.» Muir society of or
Mary S
eersz.
Vice
rotary. Iliad “try it. Finnegan; tress
urdi‘, Miss Katharine McCarthy. 9
society will shortly give a reception
to the retiring and to the new oilicers.
W 1W. (Illinmflovellis two dance
in: classes 11 South Norwarlr will on-
ter upon their thirteenth lesson. or the
commencement of the mid- winter
term.“ next Wednesday afternoon and
WW“ in Anion
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vants'aous affir advanced pupils I111 in
for 1116 mm A” such ll!
wins-.1:
‘ mum in
mutuudstlnbstwesn
1 «finallylsstfilltstlnls.
011. with handi99, so In to gully reach
live 99 $1.60...“ 1’er ’
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in 25c site.
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pose to the
C bins 111 tad these oili-
.«Prfiut, Midl%ry A. gym;
Min Miss Ho Smithr‘M .
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Harry Pepper wil be taken lnto'tlfe
No’rwsrlr Lodge of Elks at its next
meeting.
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The matter of leasing the gymnas-
ium is being considered by the South
Norwalk Club.
Rev. W. H.1Hllbbsrd .commencing
with this evening. will hold revival
services in New. haven.
Mrs. Daniel C. Harris sud son Ed
ward. of flows street. returned home
last night from a visit to Norfield.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Foster. of South
Norwalh. have been visiting Mr. Fos-
ter's brother, R. F. Foster, of Danbury.
er night. in "Red Mens Hall. Parties
who hired the‘ hall left the windows
open
A large delegation from South Nor-
walk will attend the reception of the
Stamford Wheel Club. in the Casino
hall. in Stamford on Thursday even~
lug.
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Secretary James Cells. of the Coast
and "Sound Moons ung‘compsn’y. wssin
various stockholders in the corpora~
lion He reports that the company is
work raising a sunken
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Cost less lips $.60 slob. .
Latest 1.11.1111 the market.
Call and let us explain it to you.
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The water pipes were frozen the old.
South Natural: Way. calling on .
disposed. at 111.19 dealer named Miller. -
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Olsen’s 5
Opens and who wants Shoes!
The time to buy is when you clnrbuy Good Shoes Cheap—this 1
is the finest lot oi shoes ever offered at the prices.
P. N Wadieigh. Haverhill. Mass. for this sale.
Ladies Fine Kid Shoes, retail price $2. so and $3. 00; they will
be sold at $1. 69.
wrangle
awn
Our displa outside. of Shoes.
this ad. ~
tell you cheat in
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CHIQA'GD‘. Terrill?! 1 will“
been served on the 1111.101. Steel
1 br9no “£1:ng 1m 3%“ loop. '
to occs9ionsily give our buying public
DRESS GOODS BARGAINS.
If you' vc gown stuffs to buy of any
sort for waist suit. skirt of child's
dress, then you'll read this through.
After reading you'll want to investi
gate.
36-inch Plain, Figured and Plaid
Dress Goods, reduced to 19c 11 yd.
50 Pieces Plain and Figured double
width Dress Goods, light and dark col-
ors. reduced to ' 37151; yd.
54-inch all Wool Costume cloth.
worth 890; reduced to 50c 11 yd.
bdinch Heavy Weight Homespun
Dress Goods Camel's- Hair enacts. 31
quality. now;
WOOL WAIST FACTS.
The proving of them WI" likewise
prove no and add I new friend to the
store or make an enemy. and we're
if we know it.
Ladles' Flannel waists latest styles
1 bishop sleeves reduced to .8913.
1 Ladies’ All Wool Flannel Wallets.
tucked front and back. 31 25 quality
Ladies' Flue Quality anch Filin-
nel Waists. made in the newest shades
of Blue Green, 0111 Rose and Red 1'
duced to 15.31
Ladies Handsome French Flannel
Albatross and Brilliantlne Waists.
made up in the latest Style rich ef-
smy mm In 1111-1111." will he sold in is» than «n- norm «11111111111,
is 9 plain statement but a statement of not. nevertheless; rim 9‘s lltt ‘
profit for us—s very ..ttle profit: the big and of it goes to you. ~
If you ask us why. we will tell you that we consider it 9119111 WNW” ‘
76c 11 yd 1
not making enemies of our public. Not 1
for 8511111 sukollne
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a surprise of this sort. WW9 dens
before and you've appreciated it, and we know you’ll not be slow to sparks; ‘
into this chance. Just another hit of emphasis.
ED is FRESH, NEW AND SEASONABLE.
EVERY ITEM ADVIITIOM 1 '
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WINTER WRAPPER. ~
Meaning only Wrappers :hlolmnll
sizes; consequently melt “111.111.1111?”-
Half-price would be earth 9.
Ladies“ Fishnets to Who. rdglsi Mimi}
stripe and bmcaded client. We
ilounce, reduced from $1. 26 to My
Lsdles' Flannelette Wra part i ‘
style bishop sleeves br d
reduced to ’ . '“ ‘
Ledies’ Flannelette museum;
patterns. latest styles. worth:1 M0.
' now oniv ,5; fig.
BLANKETS AND COMFORTI.
Thors’s activity in blanket and Spill-
lort selling; to Increase that “will!
we offer such values as the following
ELANKE'I‘S. - — -
1 Cotton Flannel Blanks“. good my
choice 0! borders tram We to 311.0.
114 white Blankets about all .
cent wool large assortment of
ders. well worth .3200 IS. 3'
Extra quality White Wool Blankets»
111a excellent value 301d usuall!‘ ”it.
1“. 50; special oat
M.FORTS
Chintq covered Comfortablds plain
cheese cloth backs tucked or quilted
$1. 00.
1+ '1
covered- Comfortables,
strictly all white cotton tilled. in all
1colors..1.39.
Sateen Comfortables” figured or
1plaln backs, filled with c .oice selected
cotton tucked in all colors, ”:00
Extra large size Silkoli'ne covered
1 Comtortables pure white cotton flied.
fleets; a bargainsredncod to _, ”.32. 00. a barium, at . 32-35.
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83 & 85 WASHINGTON NTREET. SOUTN NORW‘LK.
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ale
Have bought of
Ladies‘ Extension Sole. Patent
Leather. Shoes and Vici Kid
Shoes and Box Calf Shoes. the
$11.50 kind.
Ladies‘ Fine Kid Lace and But-
ton Shoes. patent tip. new styles,
and'the kind that'selld quick.
if:
114% 2‘, 3
there Will be the
, . .. llOil have saved.
Men’s Vici'Kid and Box Call .
Shoes. heavy soles, all styles.
Men' 3 Patent Leather Shoes.
Men’s Heavy Congress Shoes.
Men's H9svy Tip Congress
Slices Sizes 11.179111! to. " "
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Clothing Sale
Now On.
Men’s. Youths’ and 150115’ Suits
and Furnishings being sold record-
less of, their original cost.
can find some suits here 11011 and
1501115.; will .be proud to wear and
faction cf thinking Oi how much
Francis 81- Co
98 weenie 2tSt.. 1
So". some *
You
additional stills-
1 WE’llE AlliiNG
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Storm Rubber-11.,
1 Michel Rubbers. worth 951:.
it“; ,11 ”.11. 19-}: 119, . :1
11th lacs. 1 » ,
Men's Box Cull Shoes. 11... . .
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causes-11 .1 .1 .
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willohwyeu storminn w91csn
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"scream Leather Shoes.
M’dii's Vlcl Rid Shoes. lace
“911’ 9 Plain Toe, Satin Calf
a good one. Set them.
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For NINETEENTWO
Our ammunition consists of thousands or tons c! .1119 very best
cold ml, hellish Coal. which we are prepared to shoot buoyant
._ in upon slinltt provodhtlon. Our stock is by far the 1111-th 111‘ N,
walks Every lion «pm 3000 pounds or honest value. , ,
We can! suit your hastor- dud enable you to live In psi-loot
tort during the coldest weather. 0111- 11091 looks good and bill-119 but
. We'll have your soul there when we protein‘s it.
A postal odrd pulls the triuerE-g—but the telephone is quickest. (611-8.), 1
AT WU
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Norwalk Chronicler