"line Hlllllil’l’l1
. age of money supposcd to contain $100
' robbery.
Hits A BAT TONGUE.
. _ , IS WATERPROOF.
who Is THE WALKOVER STORM SHOE.
Sold only by
.D. Lyon 8- Co.
‘ 90 WASHINGTON STREET.
YOUR SHOES POLISHED FREE OF CHARGE.
“1.... . ... . ..,..
. “IT PAvs TO TRADE.”
iiAT HOUST‘ON’S.
THE
CUT PRICE SALE
,, GOES MERRILY ON
The immense business done by us Saturday. notwithstanding
the disagreeable and stormy weat her. once again demonstrated the
fact that the ladies of Bridgeport know and appreciate genuine
bargains when offered them.
UNTIL ENTIRELY SOLD.
You can buy any Fur Garment or Scarf or Cloth Garment at
from one—third to one-half former prices.
REMEMBER.
This makes anything purchased now a saving of from 33 to 50
per cent. in other words, is a gilt-edged investment for years to
come. Don’t neglect this opportunity—“You can't afford to."
HOUSTONHS 1105 Main Street Bridgeport.
33“ Car tare onSS .00 purchases or over
‘totul probably will be increased so Ilia-
ierially when the final reports are mad-:-
np on l“cbrlinr,\' 1. up to which date
century bur npplrailons wltli their ac-
companying evidence may be filed. llial
the president present annual club rec-
ord of 1.32:: centuries. established by
the l‘. R. (‘ Association in I000. may be
exrt‘edt‘tl. and a new mark sci. 'I‘hc
cclItui'i-‘s of liltll included three quad-
ruple. sixteen triple and sixty-nine doti-
blc ccnlurics. probably the greatest
number of multiple centuries crcr rid-
dcu in It single year by any club,
llnllnin 8tnlrn
"line 01' ililnins linninn III
Hnnl’nnl llrnnl I‘lntrnil
DIED FROM WOUND IN DUEL
Ii innnu liiinilnnrr 111’1l1 llii w..F............‘..'...’.;... ...... ......
x . . - I .1. Thursday.
buspiunn 1ill11'l’ Mllllll iilllllh' ......o... Iwm ..
ll: l'l' \‘un Ilcnnigscn. llllltil'lliil ot‘ llanv
over, and son of the noted
Rudolf \'on llcuningscn. died during
the night as the result of a bullet
wound in the breast. sustair-d in a
durl fought 'l‘hin‘sday last. with Ilcrr
I“allrcnhagcn. a tenant oi" the royal cs—
late near Spring-i, 'liic duel was the
“*— politician
January Iii ~'l‘hc otlicc
of the Adams Express Company. locat-
ctl at the l'nion railroad station. \\'ns
robbed between 10 o'clock last night
and 2 o‘clock this morning. oi” a pitch-
HARTFORD.
This morning the police arrested I'lltl‘unh‘ of rho intimacy of Hm‘r l-‘nl
William 0““11‘. ‘d l‘Ul'mi'l‘ “nullity-"‘- licnlnrgcn with li‘ran llcnnigscn.
who was discharged on January I. on
suspicion of being connected with the
in the police court Oliver was
held under $2.000 bonds. for investiga-
'l'lic club to which Iii i'i' \‘on ilciinig—
sen belonged. ini'orini d blur of the stor-
iiis in circulation (in Monday Ii‘rau
‘\'on Ilcnnigscn \‘isil- d Hanover and
tion. The oflicials oi‘ the express corn- '
. pally an:
investigating the Inattcl‘. It
is said that Oliver was seen around lilt
ofllce last night.
COVERED 614 300 MILES.
necord of 5.143 Runs Made By Cen-
tury Road Club Association.
NEW‘ YORK. January ISWI-‘irc
lhouasnd. one hundred and i'ol‘ty-lhrcc
century runs. a total of 514.300 lnilcs.
. covered in instalments of one hundr.-d
, President Stanbnch. of the (‘.
or more miles at a time. is the record
of the members of the Century Road
Club Association. This record includes
one rid-9 of twenty-six consecutive cen—
tlli‘ies. one of ten. one of eight. one of
seven. two of live. five of four. forty-
rctui‘cnd to Sprinlie in the evening. Ell“
1cornpanied by llirr l’alkcnhagen. ’I‘hc
Inexi morning llcir \oir Iicnnlgscn or-
de-rrd his wife to leaic his house. and
1Ihili challenged Ilcri l‘alkcilhnizin.
‘ The conditions of the duel were three
.rounds with pistols at ten paces Ilerr
\‘on llciinigsen, who was shortsiglitcd.
iwas shot in the first round. llis broth-
1er witllcsscd the duel.
I W...—
CONSPIRACY ALLEGED.
! .\ll-._RlI)E.\' January is Asa n. In...
1tcr l.r.. of New Y',()lli was given a
hearing in the police court today on
charges of conspiracy and blackmail
prci‘crrcd by llcoi'gc llrcllckcnrldno of
Illusion. The complainant. who was
|on the witness stand most of the lore.
R (I A Inoou. icstillcd illut he was druggcd
. . . l-l‘
. by a woman in a local hotel rind after
soclntion. “‘ tilbulating “‘9 century “9‘” 1 wards was compelled by Foster to sign
ords 0f ”‘9 members ‘0 "““““"~" 1‘ h‘” 1a paper relinquishing a suit for dam
included 0““ “NW“ members in good 1am-s of $23,000 brought in the iloston
standing iourls. 'l‘lic hearing will probably be
In this list oi prcmici tenturi Iidcls iiinishcd late this afternoon
the leader is Hairy liar‘ly whose icc- ‘ _...-,,..L.-,-__--_.._'
0rd in 212 centuries. Next in order are 1 TUOAY iN WALL STREET.
six of three and 220 double centuries
i. 2 I: s ~ ‘. 9 : ~
Paul Thomas. .108: (.‘. P. Stabach. 100: es of some of yesterday's strong stocks
1W. H. Anderson. 00; Henry ‘3,” $3: were shaded on realizing at the open-
F. W. Hyde. 77: Miss .I. (- Y'atman. 7;,- ‘Iiig today bill the majority of stocks
F. A. Myrick. 4!): W. ll. Langc. 59: J showed lruciionul gains. Pacillc Mall
L. McCormick. .58; 'l‘. J, Moore. I]; {was up a point on the favorible c~oni
'Initicc report on the ship subsidy blll.
Northwest pic c‘Ilcd dropped 1%.
TODAY’ 8 QUOTATIONS.
choits li\(‘l private wire of ii A
Bohrne coiiiinisslon broker. Swurtz &
Coil'iett 5 block South NOIHWllik
Miss M. (lash 0:3; John Simpson.
W. Newlnnd 5‘2. and R. M. Binham. ..0 1
Four hundred other members of the as- 1
sociation lode I. 130 c'entuiles but this I
|
Pictur on and S< cues
of Rain and
i
1
Wreck, lOi. World Almanac. 'l‘r-l -\nr (‘oiicr ”(ti‘I‘m'Itityggh'i'tll‘om iti‘m
brine and Midgllcbrooks on sale, Desk iiIi-Onio‘tivo 'i-I'i; 12% 32% 12..
Pads 1902 {mi 10c bottle Vaseline tic. A’ I c, it (‘o I"; {24% 122V 1‘29;
$100 Alarm Clocks v.9.- $100 “’ttlt'ht'l-t iii-niche ’ " Lei. 77% 7th; ‘75-;
690. Guaranteed Madonnns pil‘tlll‘tis .\l('1iiil()ll‘ It'd (I; 98% 073/“ 070"
370, regular price was 60c: small ones. ilalt & (iiito Hill‘id’ 104 “321/; 160.3:
lilo. .Somo pawn shop goods on- hand Bk 'il R ’l‘ ‘ If“; till 047‘ 60‘}.
worth looking at. Single and Double 1”), .‘Sz‘Ol'i :1. 4'1‘ «‘3‘ I“
Bhl‘i‘ei Guns. V; prlcc‘; Idlgln. Walt- ltiliisl .0N V132,”; ”Him "0‘; ‘ "ltiA
lm, Swiss and Standard movement . , “. “.3 . '.. .
1(. M. lit St 1.104 iii-8% Hull/4 lb-i‘,..
nttihes. new and second hand gold. It‘hl, R l. & I'. I‘ll ' ii'ill’ l'i‘l’
liver and nickel cases: Guitars Vin 1i). 0 H. (‘nu. :35 "' ’ " 12f: "2
Jilin Accordions Mandolins etc. at iii, 8 Steel “i”: ill”. 4-.sz 1;;
T. J. MAGNER'S ;ll s. Slt't‘i pill. 047;. 035 am ill-iii
Geil.l‘3|.(‘o.‘.1’7ll-'If, a 0 270% 280
‘ §UR'°°'TY 3H°P‘ 'mu i. Nash/310504 105% 105%
0 2 South Main St Nor & West" nei‘. new. one; 66%
" ’ Mali. Council, lftlli. 101%. 130%,; 130%.
Metropolitan. 103 id?» 1011 lull/1
. IM. K. or pill nan. 63v. ...u. 521,9
Bettar .Get That Miss. Paoliic not. 102% inn-“n Mitt.
. . . “I; 1Nut I.eiid(o 1.... 1w. mix, in»;
IN. \, (‘., Sr ll. lti‘i’h’. ltiil’lv; lti2l/Ji ltlll
- N. no a when. Ill-ll. aw. :uv.
elg . own Reading. 2d. any. .eiaie em e371.
.f , Pacific. Mall is 48% 471;. mi.
* . Pennsylvnnlit. may. Him. 148% tiller.
- I; , People‘s (in root; may. 99% 000i.
nd have it painted up so as to Phil. &. Reed. 57 57% 5614. 5076.
no in n with the boys when got-RRIIi-fd. iii; :33; 327* it?
. , uh a way. . .~ ,1‘ 3271i
00::th homes. Sure to line Sou. Ry.» pin. 0.. I. 00% 93A: 93%
“I“!!! , Sou. Pnclilh. one. eat. em me
And dont forget to have your {legu‘i‘c‘ihfh L. iii“ fill/Iii fig: ii!“
. . . . or. or. v. ill
aflfiufiexm" :3“:‘;“:: Union Pacific, nun 1021/. 1qu 1qu
. ~ Wabash pfd.12% 32% 42 42
Math Iprlnz rush. West Union 91% 01% at in
. BANK STATEMENT.
Reserves. increase 00103000
mulls. loci-«so.
Specie. increase
Loni mow increase
Deposits; incl-em
Olmulttlh onerous.
1cn in as a member of Si
IMalIankemO HOlel Block South Norwalk.
King Of the Twin City Cleara
Prices going half. We want room
portunity for economical buyers.
Stock.
licrc Is r-uilllt‘ Shlisli t lotliin
cuilcs.-~t.iit away l1t)\’lll.-~\\t‘1i
nce Sale. These goods must move.
for our Spring Stock. A rare op-
You are welcome to examine our
g ior \Ullllg \lcii lioys and _luv
Madc— Made to \\ car.
Illach L'Ilcyiol. '1‘
Dark illuc (.'licvi
Iloy'n Suits.
lioys‘ Suits.
$1.69.
Iliiys'
liters“
Iloys‘
$2.69.
Hit} 5' Stills.
now $2.00.
1ili_\'h' Suits.
non $3. 00.
Hills \lliis l):ll1\' 1i1lii'.\\'c‘lt‘
Suits
Suits
Stills
Dark «...-_\.
llliic anc
llois Suits hit-.lton Dark lilo} and .\li.\;cil.
1Il'c;islti1. l) in 15 _\‘L' 'ii‘s. \\ crt‘ $5 00.
Stripc.
wo l‘icccs ucrc SI .75. now $1.19.
oi int) 1’ icics \ycrc $2.-= _I. now
. all wool. Inixcd colors. wcrc $5.50. now $2.25.
.\11 \\'oo1. \icl'c $2. 25 now $x. 69.
\ll \\ool I' Inc hiripid l‘lanncl.
“010103.75. now
.\11 \\'oolt,'1ic\'iol. lira). 8 to 15 years. wci'c $3.01).
8.1.: ll) ycal‘s. wcrc $4.00.
:54 go. now $3. 25.
ran l’tiIJI'C. doublcv
now $3. 50.
\ u ‘ ‘ ' \ ‘ I v e
lzlnnnnnl liniuilnhinni
it‘onllnued from First Page.)
luv. Iiiid lurked hcr regarding the rc-
portcd statement. lie was graciously
i'cccivcd Irv
told that slrc was ready to give any in-
formation which she possibly could.
She said that she had riot offered to
pay off the debt should the two
churches he brought together. but that
she favored the consolidation. Al—
though she would give a thousand doi-
lars or so toward the debt during’ her
life she could not thing of giving any
more to Si. Paul's until after her d"-
ceasc. Mrs. .umcs is now nearly
eighty-seven ycurs of age.
life she docs not feel able to give any
more than the above stated sum. as
she has (iilllcr' channcls for her lil-
conie. Mrs, James never favored the
separation of Grace (‘hurch parish
from St. raids and has always stood
by St. l-‘uul‘s. She rcmcnibcrs ills-
tiiictly when she III-st became connect.
cd with the church. It will-l eighty-
onc years ago. when she was between
li\'t‘ and six years of age and was lllli-
Paul's Silli-
day school. She was Introduced as
"our youngest member" at that time.
Mrs. James is greatly pleased with
her long conncciiorr with ihc church.
()nc nicinbcr of (Ir'ncc ('hurch wzisl
ushcd this morning If he favored the}
plan propiiscd, that of cousolldatlnl:
rind Ihcn thc utilizing for church pin
[lilacs just St. Paul's (‘hurch on the.
(liccn and the (‘hapcl oi" tirir iloly
Saviour. He did Ilot object to this.
but hoped the (il'ill matter would be
fully adlusicd. Whether or not the
lnaiority of (trace (‘hurch people
would favor Illillll: up their church in
a nncstion. and undoubici..y lhcrc arc
many who do not because of the
pleasant association connected with it
since it was bu... a few years ago.
the. venerable liuly and;
During her .
LADIES’ FALL STYLES
. Everything for Women' 5 Outer dar-
i meats made to order after latest. fash-
ion.
1 Inspect our materials-our fashion
1 plates.
Fur coliarettes and lions.
M Krasovitz &. S. Fox,
LADIES' TAILORS.
Corner North Main and Ann Streets,
South Norwalk.
-wgwm
‘ t t ‘ i ii '
llnnntio llrnnri llnrlr
(Continued from First Page.)
[and of the worl: oi' illr supcrrisluu
uncut for boys released on parole. The
addition of a gymnasium is urged and
greater attention to physical dcvclop-
merit. Hope is cxpl'css’wl that the next
t‘cncral Assertihly will provide a sys—
l‘"lli of suspended sentences for juvenile
offenders us operated successfully in
.‘llassacliusetls.
The Industrial School for lilrls. at
liliddlctown. is highly prnis-ul for the
I'Vc‘dlcnt iralninl’. lily- n its inmates by
ltlu uirls after they no oil! lrito family
1 hon-s I‘hc school is one of the best
ini‘ it: kind in ihc iounlry
(.unt\ lull till reported as showinu
in arncral. conditions of I‘t‘tl‘itilllllilu
nrdcr and descent comfort. but the sys-
MM“ is rnndeinned as iiiationul and lil-
1trrl) luckliu: in rel‘olmaion intlilenc -.
ilcconirnrndation ls again made that
these institutions l»-~ brought. under
the ccnlrulllzed control of a state coin-
mission of pi‘istii‘s llilis sticlll‘ilig icon-
nny of administration. greater returns
from the labor of inmates. arid the in-
troduction ol’ relormaiory measures.
"l‘l'c cllorts lnzidc in the last healslalurc
to secure the establishment of a state
r4 fo.‘rnulor'y are rcrlewed and the need
of such an institution cslwcinlly for
wovnrn is strongly set forth.
They have watched it grow from the
conception of a new church to its
present lino condition
LOCOMOTIVE BOILER EXPLODED
Three Men Killed and Several Serious-
ly Injured. .
The records of the county temporary
homes for dependent and neglected
children. show a tlltnl of 305 children
commuted to their care durlnn‘tbc
rear. as compared with ‘27? in 1000. The
number of family hurries secured for
children was 202. as usainst 270 In
I000 and 351 in l899. while tile total
\ll 10“. 12L. January 15"“A-‘fi “W number of children in the institutions
lienl'el‘ lir‘nitcd pussengcr train oi lilt' (m September an was 728. an increase
Rock Island Railroad was passing 0f twenty-three on..- tho Drpvioufl you r.
through this town today, the boiler of
llii‘ engine exploded. killing the engi—
nrer and fireman. and slightly lnjurlng
two porters and a hrukeman.
’l‘llc force of the explosion threw the
seven coaches of the train from the
track. lull only overturn-at the Des
'l‘lils steady Increase in the number of
Inmates In institutions that were do-
sign-"d to be only temporary should en-
list the efforts of all concerned to cor-
rect the icndcncyi'l The limit of one
until which boys may be supported by
. the county homes was reduced by the
Monies I'ullinan.
the
it!
The passengers were
uninjured. Pieces of the wrecked on.
nine were Sil"“’ll around for a distance
of two hundred feet. and the boiler was
found one hundred and titty feet from
Ilic sccne of the accident. The causes
leading up to the. explosion will never
be kno‘wn. owing to the death of the en-
ginccr and lirmnan.
CONCERI‘ AT S'IURTEVANT'S.
A line free concert has been prepar-
cd for this evening at W. S. Sturtcv
\nnt's store in Nona Main street. and
there is no doubt that. there will be
a large. crowd of people present. Fol-
lowing Is the program:
Scier-iion-~-’l‘hc Palms ........ iv‘aui‘c
Planola.
'l‘hc ..IlIIItc l-‘ar away ..... \Vllllul‘d
I“. .I. I-‘orcc.
Kyle's Sutirc on uic Dude,
lilies May Fallon.
Polonaise ()1). ll ............ (‘hopln
t‘. 'l‘. l’urdy.
Violin SolIo-mSolecicd,
Frank M. Sturtcvnut.
Recitationmllow Sockcl‘y Set a lien,
Miss Fallon.
Second Video. On. 56 ........ (lodard
.'.l‘ Puriiv.
Don‘t Forget Me. Sweetheart. ..
l“. .l. Force.
Pfcll
FIHIST CHURCH MUSIC.
M uslc in. the First, Church. Nor-walk.
tomorrow: Morning prelude. Andante.
in C. Stine: nnthen'ia, Cast Thy Bur~
don Upon the Lord. Mendelssohn:
Sing Alleluia Forth. Buck: noprnno
solo. Whorsoever Drinketh of Thin Wu
tor, Bennett: Postludo In 0. Smart.
Evening prelude. The Qiiostlon. Won-
tenholmei anthem, For All the Saints.
Shelley: tenor solo 0 Golden Land of
Pent-o King: posiliiiio Fantasia. op. .'.
Merkcl
GENT‘HAL BANK OFFICERS.
The dll‘lectors of the Central Nation-
ni Bankuof Norwuik. mot yesterday
and choon the following officers: Pros.
Ident, Galbrgo M. Holmes: vion presl.
dent; Euulene L. Boyer: cashier. W. A.
Curtis: other, Joseph B. min. .lr.:
bookkeeo r. LeRoy Montgomery;
clerk. George Rnyinonil.
.. ”blue-.‘.” _-
IUMiLARD OIGURE 0200.
WILL! ANTIC. January lay-Hurs-
lara got 260 from a note in the pro-:-
ory of H. Dion. in Alli] street last
night. the Info, had been left till-
locked. 1 author break was commit-
ted in a Illmt port of the ”when the
hunters I wring a tow woollen
08011 W
new we
last legislature from eighteen to six-
tccn years.
During the your regular mottlnizs of
the board have been held monthly at
its olilce iii lire capitol. and provision
is made for special meetings also. when
l‘.-"Ptit‘(l. In addition to the regular
quarterly visits to the state prison. bos-
pltal for the insane. school for boys
and girls" industrial school. other via-
its have been made at intervals. and it.
is the desire of the board to cit-operate
with all of the institutions with which
it is concerned in promoting the wel»
fare of their Inmates Iilid the best in-
terests ot‘ the state.
The report is signed by the members
arid secretary of the board as follows:
H. H. Bridgman. president, Norfolk:
Rebekah G. Bacon. New Haven: Mary
I-lnll. llartlord: Gear-ize li‘. Spencer.
Deep Riler: Edwin .'t. liown. M. II.
Hartford: Charles I’. Kellogg. secre-
tary. Waterbury.
Iilnntiln 11hlllll‘l’l’li
I ii'ontlnucd from First Page).
sliccciisflil and acquired some property.
About eight years llllli he decided to
begin investigations into his family
hilltoii‘. He spent some time here. lint
made no satlutuctory progress. At In-
tervals since he had taken steps In the.
name direction. but It was not Iintll re-
cenlly that seeing an advertisement In
a St. John paper. asking for informa-
tion about one Thomas Kane. that he
struck the right trail. The advertise-
ment was inc-erted by Mrs. Patrick
(‘ondon. his only surviving sister.
Through a priest here he established
his identity as the I‘homas Kline of
will. and he and his wife are now in
the city visiting Mrs. Condon. ‘
N0 NEW SMALLPOX CAO“.
WILLIMANTIC. January 18.~No
new cases of smallpox have developed
here recently and the excitement
coined by the appearance of the dill-
ease lost week Iii sounding. The work
of vncclnottna the school children has
been completed.
MANY PEOPLE KILLED.
BARCELONA Jtnunrvl 18~Tho boil--
or of in aluminum" near Maureen
exploded today and wrecked the bulk!
but. A large number of working poo
Ipie Were buried in the debris and
many or them W08” killed.
PDITMAITII AT WIITMINDTIR.
WASHINGTON. Janitor: 18.-— W. u.
later was him fourth clue
MN?!” mini”. m .
The Leading Dry Gods Sore
a
-
Tristraméi Hyatt
1N0. 2 GAZETTE BUILDING.
Hamburg Edgiugs
OUR ANNUAL IMPORTATION 0F HAMBURGS just received. and are now on sale. The
line this season includes all the latest patterns in
. CAMBRIC EDGINGS AND INSERTINGS.
NAINSOOK EDGINGS AND INSERTINGS.
CAMBRIC AND NAINSOOK BEADING.
SWISS NAINSOOK AND CAMBRIC SETS. 1 .
CAMBRIC AND NAINSOOK ALLOVERS. ‘
Cloak Sale
We will continue our SPECIAL SALE OF LADIES', MISSES AND CHILDREN'S GAR-
MENTS. Every garment in our stock must be sold and we have made prices on them that will be
interesting to purchasers.
Housefurnishing Department
Mrs. Potts‘s Irons ......... 89c 1
1 0-“: 1 d ILunch Boxes IIIIIIIIIIIIII r IlBracket Lamps complete .. 29c.
a i as n
if“. L a ga va ize Hand Lamps. (with stand) 23c.1Hcavy Tumblers ...... 2c. each.
a amps ............... «€31 1Galvanized Pails ........... 19c.
Flour Sieves .............. IGalvanized Coal Heds """ 5C. IPaper Lamp Shades ......... 5c
Tristram 8: Hyatt,
Norwalk, Ct.
RICH FINDS OF GOLD.
Second Bed Rock on Etdorado Creek ' ‘
Thirty Feet Below First.
I‘Ull l' 'l‘tiWNSliNli \l'a-lhn” .laii-
uary The slcamcr lliiiiro has at i . ,
rived from Skagway blinking titty .
passciiucrs some of whom are from i '
the Klondikc. 'l‘iicy report that much i “
ixclmlncut prevails at Dawson over I
.irilrini: of n second bed rock on iii-1 E ‘7
dorado crcck thir‘iylecl bcncaih lhc ,
first. The gran-l ran from one to liic‘ 7
dollars to llic ban.(‘irclc ('ivy,oncc onc‘ . ‘ M '
of the leading camps In the north iii ‘
litiw iicst‘l‘lcd except by stol‘t'hccpci‘s ‘
all having sininiicd lo tio..i Puriiiri ’
l‘rcck in the ’l‘uunrra muniti. whcr 1
HM} gravel has bccii discorcrcd 'IlIi‘ I
\‘ihilc Pass and Yukon ra lrouil c‘
blocltadcil and passengers have to bc ‘
transferred across a big show slide a 1
mile and a half wide and 100 feet long}
which covers the truck to n dcpth oil
cinht lcct.
Todan. Salurdan, Jannarn lBlh.
we will placa- on sale one hundred
uSiness uits
$2.95
Former price. $7.00 and'$‘5;00.
One hundred ,
vercoa ts
for Boys
sizes 4 l0 14, for
$2.95
Former price, $5.00. $7.00, $5.00.
Wl-IIIN CSDAY. JANUARY 9. liltll
GOING 001‘ OF BUSINESS
(in account of the condition of my
health and my lease expiring, I haic
concluded to close out my Iluslncss‘
and will Sell the
1
., . . . |
lllllll Mlliil 611 l Mlllll‘ll‘l: ;
The Host Ilai‘galus will bc to thosc 1
win) conic "Hi.
Here Is a chance to get
Furniture, Carpets, Etc,
orrrcnr.
C. W. HOYT
Successor to Scolicld Kr Iloyt.
Norwalk Club Building 61 Wall St. .
Not-walk, Conn.
W
Glover’s the Place
Economy is Ii good (him: acn-
clally. but there. is always a llIn
It In priccs below which It is un-
safe to go.
We are confidant that We buy
‘H close as it is possible. If you
cure to Investigate we don‘t ob
"“.',‘.'II. ...... Remember these prices will hold good for
suggests tOdau 0‘11".
WARM WEAR
FOR THE FEET.
b
laidics' ill-Inch ilox Calf Storm
or skating boolwlt‘i-i ll Romain
CASH OR CREDIT.
.Kn’egenft Ca.
BOLVINT NOTICE.
DISTINCT 00‘ NORWALK. so, PM»
DATE COURT, Jan. to, A. I).. 1902.
liltitnto of Elizabeth ll. Daimru, late
of Norwalk. in said district. lilitlllfllml.
The (loan of Probate for the ills-
lrlct of Norwnlll. hath limited and lil-
lowad le months from the data here»
of for the creditors of said estate to ex-
hibit their claims for nettloment. 't‘hoim
who neglect to present their accounts
properly mooted within paid time,
will be deport-ed a memory. All por.
tion: indebted to said estate are ro-
geotod to motto immediate payment
I THE I0. NORWALK 'I'Rllfl'l‘ 00..
111' ll 5‘ Mum-tutor.
m-that moans hobby. service-
able, and 03.60.
Ladle-8' lit-Inch llox Calf Storm
or Skating Bootmwcllcd solos,
full edges: stylish on wall as
. war-in. 03.00
lmillcn' Storm Bruit. Ill-inch.
very good indeed the pried.
02.00.
innilcii‘ l’ot. Enamel loco Shoes.
full tons, hooVy solos, dull mill
tops Mill a very well article.
fill-W: '
Ladle-3‘ box (Juli Shoo. i‘nll toes.
impartially minntorl for rough
' wear, ’ 02.00.
leer Stolen“ “I
SOLVENT NOTICE.
DISTINCT l)!" NORWALK no PRO-
HATE (‘OURT Jun. 10 A D..1902.
Estate of Solomon E. Osborn. late
of Norwoilr. in said district. deceased.
This Court of Probate for the ills-
trier of Norwalk, truth limited and al-
lowed nix months from tho ditto hereof
for it": creditors of sold estate to ex
hibit their claims for entitlement Thole
who neglect to present their accounts
properly litte- within hold title
will be debuted recovery All per
son: indebted to aid mute on ro-
gue-led to mils lmmedtm paymentto
THE 80. NORWALK TRUST 00....
111.13“ Mil
Norwalk Chronicler