Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, December 30, 1902 · page 4

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Mayor file's" some
1 council. it refers to
n independent govern.
hi.“ and is a terse
eta meat of the events
he resent loan and ex»
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ltlsens‘ of the town should

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

, a; orst mistakes the be-
embroidery makes is to
a needle. Have a

 
 

 

very pretty
s e natural color
blossoms. It is very
her these and other
the summer when

 
 

 

, add a, cupful of finely
nd a" script cupful of pow.

1th. the grated pool of

beating slowly all the
n buttered tins in a hot
out sift powdered sugar 1
1rd serve hot with lemon

 

 

 

of Christmas perfumes is
a troll, 1 cars. it affords
~ e to get the ei'«
nd rose and ver-
nd mignonette.
. One odor at a time
imensions of the ordinary
d sunlcient. but how am 1
tray. neighbor is going to
ristmas perfume and so
some afternoon thatl
W“ on the same car?
many grown people of
horn it has not occurred
1: burning wood was in-
terest them. Children
d it some wonder-
‘ 1 I» suspect that
e_ children with
1 t ey Would exper~
1 would and that they
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TALLY BURNED.

.Yt ‘De‘c. title-Elizabeth
. add her daughter Anna.
ere fatally burned in their
Division street this morning.
or" s clothing caught fire from
a. and s ewas burned to a
a dough r was burned in
‘_ save hsrm her. Anon Mat-
, r1ibadly in so! about the
ti ace. i

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QDDNiMNSTRELS.

onti annual appearance of the
lnstrels. at Hoyt’s Theater.
fill!“ a Day, afternoon and ev-
being awaited with much
y lovers of minstreisy.
rf malice will fully come
per. a is asaue‘re‘d.
pertain g to the enter-
sinsr carefully looked af-
ew to making the show as
n as hard work and dill- 1
Promi-
ist of 1un mak-

r 0 My Littieton‘.
: +331,“ McMahon. Billy
and a score of
hard entertainer
n1 entirely new to,
sthat of the Can-

he» mite their first an-
‘ Do not fall
_ as never he~

1 p ' ti on‘ sale at the,
it to» prices it and
2t 135 and 5,0 ccnts.‘

 
 

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tory In Bethe].

thy. treasurer.

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are the names

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, The year lilOi’. is rapidly passing and will go down in history with a wonderful record
claiming to the people where they: can find good things to eat.

. ‘1 Jellies. and a milliou‘good

e 'Peoh 1 and
dranlatlasti from

F. capers famous cartoons in the New
York Journal. Opper is the man who 1,3 1
immortaiired “Han y Hooligan," and
“Alphonse and Gas a.” while Seidcu
has made millions laugh with his popu
_ ”it: plays. "A Hot Old
.1 n ’
' brokers." and more; The success of
this newest. venture: has been instant ,
' taheo'u‘s and Its fame has
spretd throughout the land
and His Mathenin Law." wi
at Hoyt'a Theatre, On Friday night and
they will bring with them trio car-
loads of scenery. lots of new music and .
a‘ big bunch of the prettiest girls on
earth /

NEW DANBURY HATTING FIRM.
McCarth
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Time, " “McKee.
Flii'tatlons," "The iriah Pawn-

already
“Peck
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gin Work Monday.

The McCarthy, Coleman Corporation
manufacturers of stiff hats. has been
formed and will begin operations Mon
day morning in the old Richmond fac-
The company consists
of Edward L. Foley, president; John
Coleman, vice~pre‘sident; James Dur-
kin, secretary, and Jeremiah McCar- ‘
The four members of
the firm are practical hatters and start "
in with bright prospects They will
manufacture stid hats for Berg ti: Com-
Hats will be made in allde-
partmenta and an addition to the fac
to‘ry will probably be made shortly:—
Da__n_bury News.

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Board of Relief.

Notice is hereby given that the
Board of Relief of the Tovin of Non 1
walk will meet at their odice, Opera ,
House block: 1 _
Monday, January 5, 1903, from 2 to
,4 p. to.

Wednesday evening, January 7th, 7
to 9. '

Saturday, 10th, 2 to 4 p. to.
Monday, 12th, 2 to 4 p. to.
Wednesday, 14th 2 to 4 p. m.
Saturday, 17th, 7 to 9, evening.
Monday, 19th 2 to 4 p. m.

The meetings are for the purpose of 1
hearing and determining any and all
'appeais made to them from the doings
of the assessors on the list of 1902.
They will also meet with the assess. ‘
emits a joint board, Monday, January
19th. at 4 p. m., for the purpose of
ahatlng the polls of sick and disabled
persons .

JAMES BUTHPIALIAAND
CHARLES W BELL,
‘ JOHN- 'W‘. GREENWOOD.

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Board of Relief.
1 1. «Nm‘wulk, Continence. 23, 1002. 1
(123 to jlit

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Coleman Corporation Will

 

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lioyd. the latter witttionsssa

and they slmpi ply si a

coating and ethnic: or the will

attorneys tor the contestants e rs

no evidence in “iii..." of their prize
9‘ They gave no Ice of an appeal

district court.

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IN ANY ROOM IN YOUR HOUSE OR
ON ANY DESK lN YOUR OFFICE.

THE SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND TELEPHONE CO.

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it still finds no pro-
This should douiund your attention for your
jhcalurmake. You cannot afford to sacrifice your existence by eating poor goods.

, . ‘ A. Happy New Year

1 May it come to you in full measure and may it be one of the best years that has yet dawned upon this
1 country.

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at the commencing of this New Year send us your order for FrancoiAmerican Soups, our delicious Coffee.

diligent Tea. These goods we buy by the ten, and they cannot be matched for quality or price in town. Sweet

Rosy Butter. Fresh Countigz
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our‘oroelerles. That’s the limit it: til way to run your tabla.
iii'ilttd too the mono we can say for you. A ll ttieumon

We know what we are offering when We place before the public ilfty varieties
biog—ville best, goods packed. Fancy Crackers. Head Rice. Pop Corn. Jame,
to eat that you want.

Begin this week by placing
your a great ways In our

 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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Handkerchiefs.

Half price sale on a few num-
bers of Handkerchiefs.
Ladles‘ White Hematitched
Handkerchiefs, value fit: at Zhsc
Ladies’ Lace Corner Hem-
stitched Handkerchiefs. va-

lue he at . 2%c
lladies‘ Fine Lace Hemeiitch-

ed Handkerchiefs. value
{me at on

Panel) Box Paper.

29c and 25c kinds, good paper,

nicely boxedvnt 150
Hurlburt's Fine Linen Box Pu‘
per, value 39c, at 18::

Books.

Hero's a short interesting story
on the book question.

New copyright books, left over
from the Holidays:

anriei Talliyer, by Joel Chand-
ler Harris.

The Kindred of the World by
lichens

Beautiful
Saunders.

Richard Gordon, by Alexander

Joe‘s Paradise, by

 

A small amount will buy' you the

Fur Scarfs, extra long, with
1‘ tapered ends. regular $4.60. $3.00

 

"f‘will pay you to buy now for
next winter and save one-third on
the price. '

and Drawers, value $1.50 at $1.00
Gray and Camel‘s Hair double
breasted Shirt, Drawers to

 

 

Ribbons

best. We have marked‘our coats ‘ i

at prices that will move themin a

1...... Small Ware etc

Ladies” and Misses’ Monte Plaid, Dotted and Striped Rib-
Carlo Coats, regular :10 and bone. width No 60 our res .
312.50, 86.50 ular 350 and 39c quality at

Ladies' and Misses" Fitted .' 25c yd.
Coats. regular :10, 1 35100 Black Veiiing. dotted rand '

Full size Lace Collar, suitable

Sable Opossum Muifs, 195111” for waist or Jacket, special, 350
35, 133150 DeLong’s Hooks and Eyes, 5c 1
Ladies' Flannel Night Robes, Clinton Safety Pins. ‘ "550“
regular 31125, 95c Barbour's Linen. “7c »
Ladies’ French Flannel “UNIS Sam" Linen. 5°
Waists, regular $1.50, $1.00 "Geneva” Silk Substitute, 500
Ladies' Rain Coats, regular Yd. 590018. 100
6 $12.50. $9150 The best English Tape, 6
widths in package, 60 pkg.
Covered Dress Shields. feath-
Underwear and er m... ' 8......
Hosielu. . .
Prints and Domestics

Best quality fancy Outing

Tomorrow's prices will surpass stock,regular10c, 7W3
all previous markdowns. Bales Seersucker, regular
Men‘s All Wool Cray Shirts 12990. ' ‘ 9c

Bureau Scarf Hemetitched, 54

Flannel Petticoat, regular 25c, 18c

plain. only a few pieces; 19c yd.

Flannel, choice of our entire

inches long, regular 190. 112C

 

 

 

Bl k match, value 31100 at 75c Hemmed Huck Towel, regular
“: on 0,3 I s M i Fleeced Lined Shirts and we. Gite
A a ( n 1 r as, y orr 3‘ Drawers. Buffalo Brand. va- Fruit 0‘ "‘9 1400‘“ Bleached
Hearts Courageous.l by gives. 1 Inc We. at 390 Muslin, regular Byte. ‘ 'fc
“thet Conqueror. )y erirul (3 Women‘s Wool Underwear, “0 we to a customer).
R2232! Folly by Richard Hard. ribbed and plain. value 31 at 750 81 x 90 MOhEWk Sheets, regu-
Ing Davis '11 w Women's Wool Ribbed Under- ‘3'" 550- 45c
' . , u , . Rumod Swiss Curtains, v‘a-
Ceceila. by 1". Marion Crawford. wear Wh e and gray va
Iue 75c. at 55c lue 500- 360
And many others.
Boys' Gray Shirts and Drew 1
M80 our 500 novels at 25c are all sizes value 25c at 18c -
2 book at 1 c ‘ '
:2: 1:: book: at ltfilc Men's Black Wool Socks, va- TOilet GOOdS'
Iue 19c. at 1295c Sheillold's Tooth Pasta. 100
Fancy Box Perfumes, value
390 and 250,111 15c Men's Gray Wool Socks, va- Dr. Lyons' Tooth Powder, 11c
iue the. at 10c Mennen's Talcum Powder, 150
“ Men‘s Cashmere Socks. gray Dr. Woodbury's Facial Soap, 19c
ReadU'tO'weaf ‘ _, ‘ and black. value 500 at 100 Cuticura Soap. 10c
G d D ‘ Women‘s Fine Black Cotton Cashmere Bouquet Soap. 19c
00 S epta '- Hose. value 25c at liic Pears Scented Soup. 15c
Plenty of time for coal. venisp‘ Boye' "'f‘uffenuf“ ‘ Stockings. 1 Pears Unsceuted Bean. 10c
yet this season. " i “¢‘ 1 . 8 pairs for 50c 25c Tooth Brushes at 150

 

 

 

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BERLIN. Dee. 30.-~King George of
Barony has ordered the preparation of

a full. ol'flcial account of the elopement
of the Crown Princess Louise and the

circumstances loading it to it for the
the limo t

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daughter either
in an ftllian convent.
consulted the court physician and semi

 
 

the object of obtaining certificates war
ranting him in shutting her :13. Her
father. the crown princess do. warm
giving her no time for deliberations
He demanded first, that she be taken
under guard to Dresden to

choose between confinement in a coin
house.
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'i‘he chronic bacheioa, has.“
n a lunatic asylum or aversion for a new woman and a new
He had already baby.

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