1g?“
., storaforwcyd.
IfIGaltsL mi We
J25?” -
QT!!! .15 0, . £51,". .78. ”an.
urdsy increcélag cloudiness
lightrdi n by: rnoon.
dysfss mow pl'dsaure pre-
vails in the northern sections. and an
area of high pressure in the sbnthbrn
‘ sections. There is considerable cloudy
weather with hurries of snow in the
lake region, and cloudy wellher' with
light rain on the gulf coast nil in the
lower Mississippi Valley. T are were
.No
#111 temperatures below zero reported
a looming. conditions favor for
frills vicinity mild temperatures with
tlh'settl'ed weather.
Now you may turn to Dr. Dick's ad-
vertisement,
See Pohlman's advertisement rela-
tive to shaving close.
--Boys‘ Hats and Caps. O'Brien.
J. A. Hislop & Company have reduc-
ed prices on outer garments and furs.
See ad.
Oockeuoe Tribe 1. O. R. M.. of Nor-
whlk, will hold a regular meeting this
evening.
r-Shoulder Steak 10c 10.; 3 lbs._ 260.
Schaub's Market.
’blsen‘h'as a sale of shoes on—Fthis
means something, does It not? Read
his advertisement.
Coleman, the newsdealer, is offering
popular sheet music at lllc per sheet.
Read his advertisement.
--Yaie vs. Co. F Monday night.
“Salim {helius hm fiaoniinues quite
a home in Ply-
moutll2ly§ algal
Sleek .1 of Mott avenue,
is enteffiin he r’sllstb or. Mrs. Charles
B. De ’Kiyiiifih New York.
ii Ell me court 10c Cigar.
11l-a1.15.' L.B. v'rts. of
Mold“ s No‘twaik,’ were v sitors in
New ran: out; yesterday
Coons shoe Hayloft, I. 0. M, of
will nicks things lively to.
nigh still? the meeting of the tribe. -
» 91109 W8 ol1‘,‘Sslt 6c; 6c'1bggta of
Salt; 30.; 'Joseloff's. No. Mai‘n
‘Mlhs Julia Wood of Washington hi1
the1’ guest of Mr. and Mrs. Francis
‘ Leod’ard, of Union Paril Norwalk.
Mrs. Leonard Whltgey.
Norwalk, has been visi er broth-
er, Postmaster Taylor.‘~nin rgefown.
-Florida Oranges 15 for 25c. F. D.
of South
1 Lawton & Co.
- Yéllhslléi
11111 1’ ‘lil-lllO‘NEl’fllkS
Every day the Bridge Fish Market
receives fresh fish. Read the adver-
tisement for the kinds of fish k'ebt on
hand.
The Volunteer Circle of King‘s
Daughters of the Norwalk M E.
Church will meet at the 'churc'h' this
evening at 7:30 o’clock.
—.Fr'e1sh Hams l25£c lb. Pork Chops
and Roast P9i'k 1255c lb. Hayes'.
A daughter has been born to Mr.
2 and-Mrs. J. 0. Frost. who are‘at‘presc
out residing in Elm street Norw'slk.
Mrs. Frost was formerly Miss Fauntle-
“.05.
The Jennings Club will be addressed
“Sunday by Charles E Jennings. Mr.
» Jennings Is an int estlhg beaker and
‘ :11 hie’mbers shon d be presént to} hear
in.
--Men' s & Boys“ Winter Caps. O‘Brien.
Sunday afternoon. at the usual hour.
the Lt‘inon'ters will meet and will be
. addresadd by Archibald no. a
Scotshidiln studying engineering in
this country. '
All of the work on the new silk mill
building in Norwaik is progressing
with the exception ofthe big chimney.
the weather proving the drawback to
* the work‘ on' the latter.
--‘:A most exq'nisite line of Cgondy
now on file‘at" M S. Smith tflo
Only aegis
icfl‘étomaoa
“OVEROOATS.
. , .Qilsltimmade overcome.
‘I have a distinctive style—oi
style that rides not appesrt'ih
4
the rsgdy made sort modes" is .
usc1l_e11s to look there for it.
. ., f you have your over-
coat made here, it Will cost
«your nouns"; than theread —
races elsewhere.
tblaetidh of
assays one“. .
R!!!“ ptdsr- now—ethat
.. *LA-
' low but this year there is a
1: walk for her kind membranes of th
children of Selleck's Corners Sunda
school at' the Christmas festivities—1
Scott's Corners correspondent Slams
ford adecate.
Table ldnsn'
Mrs. Mary McBride is ill ”at her
lion.” Garner'street.
b.11 ope-insole or Link Sausage. 10c
Miis thh'ryn glyu: 1:11 wéii enter-
a“ red s or one in
3111,1511 ‘tliis «snag.
rdel o l A at at. s
1616K“ Na v0h1011110111w’lllijlal‘seifvfi'e a1t-
rack of grip11 1and bmnchisl tilliible‘.
«Ladisa' Umbrellas. 9'! on.
ughs Fowler 2W s I ‘R
will meet. this at
O’clock in G. A. R.'h,'all so lI Ma1ln'
street.
The annual donation of the Knight
Street A. M. E. Church,_of which Rev.
'1‘. B. McConnell is pastor. will be held
on February 18th.
-—Round Steak 12 to lie lb. Schaub's.
A week’s series of prayer meetings,
preceding the revival week. will begin
at the Knight Street A. M. E. Church.
Monday evening next.
Mrs. Frances E. Seymour, of South
slain street;ia.1vlsiting WilliatdO osoy
ihour‘s family in Ridgefiéid. and pro-
bably will remain silent two weeks.
--L1egs Byblos Lamb 1255c, Lamb
Chops ldc recud‘ters 8-100. Hayes'
The pupils of Miss Tolles‘ and Miss
Barrett's rooms at the Franklin
school havo changed their style .of
writing from vertical lo"’sn 'eighteen
degree slant.
'thn R. Lawrence will address the
members of the Men’s Christian in-
quiry Club Sunday noon at the South
NorWaik Congregational Church on
”Christ and the Old Testament."
——Latest Soft 1llats. . O1 Brien.
District Deputy Davis. or Bridgeport
will install the ofllcers of South Nor-
1wslk Conclave. Improved Order of
Heptasophs. this evening. Eyery
member is requested to be present.
The meeting ot1the Ohlcers' Associa-
tion of the South Norwalk Fire Depart-
ment. stponed from last Friday ev-
‘ening on achuht of Putnam Hose
Company's ball will be held this even-
ing.
—-E1vaporated Peaches, 10c per lb.
Joseloil‘s
The gold watch and other prises to
be given to the winners in the Young
Men's Christian Association member-
ship contest are now on exhibition in
the window of Selleck d: Price's store
in Washington street.
The Whatsoever Circle King's
Daughters. of the South Norwnlk Con
gregstlonal Church, will meet this ev-
oiling at 7:45 at the home of Mrs.
Louis Beers 45 Elmwood avenue. The
meeting will be in the nature of a
consecration service.
—l‘resh or Corned Plate Beef 60 lb.
Hays’.
A meeting of the central committee
and the chairmen of the various com-
mittees having charge of the hatters'
fair will be held this evening at 8
oclock in Central Labor Lyceum
South Main street. to make final ar
rangements for the fa’ir‘.
Eureka Rebekah lodge No. 42, l. 0.
0. F. Will meet this evening in Odd
Fellows' Hall. Washington street
when the newly elected officers will be
lnstal by Special Deputy Mrs. An
gell Stamford assisted by P. N.
Belle Hodhhon as grand marshal.
-—Tama and Toboggsns 0' Brien.
Frank E. Bu'rnham. who was in-
stantly killed in a runaway accident in
Danbury, Tuesday. as told in the des-
patches to The Sentinel Was a broth-
er lndaw of Mrs. Emma Sniffen and
uncle of Miss Luis M. Sniffen and for
several years had ‘made his home with
them ln'Danbury.
William W. Shepard. the crack bi
cycle rider and pool player who was
recently defeated in a hand1i€sp game
by Richard Raymond turned the fa-
bles on his friend one day recently.
when he beat him easily in livo games.
This time Mr. Raymond treated the
boys to fragrant Haven».
The ds about Norwalk were filled
with merry skaters yesterday and last
night. including Fourteen Acre, the
Union _Miil- pond.“ the Winnipauk Mills
ponds s'nd captain Lamb's pond. oil
Main street; 'The litter is" very 11:111.;
3 se
area on which it is possible to skate.
-—Fisked Rice.13c.FDL A Co.
ems modem and family. of Nor-
wslk. visited their parents. Mr. and
Mrs Seoileld. who reside near Lake ‘
y.—'—\Thanks are due to
Trinity,| Suns
yViiitl‘nd. of' South'1 Nori
Mrs. George
Our Stock
_,,.S.-: ,. W 11.1110”. .«2.._..‘.
111:1 very cornplete,
;*;..
apricot are Mead. very season-
able.
.i
i
r
occasion
3..
rituals Terri.
Minion
“—1.
gulf}? {
)...{
lessiilidlidli
apd1'hiblle1, ,
(item‘s a fast else. 111:1 * "
are just‘as bl“! they look. There is nothing ’deceptive or mis-
leadingabout‘Miil End bargains.
quersdc as worth 181.50; every
ise made.
.‘v
A dollar' article doesn’t mas-
thing must be true to the prom-
8 .
Here in one paragraph we‘ve
told the real reason for the
sale’s success. Do you marvel that it's grown as it has?
The sale is now in its second
the enthusiasm and “go” that have
far.
week; a week that starts with
marked the sale every day thus
,We have passed the daily milestones of previous sales with
ease right straight along; are going to keep on doing it.
Now, at last, the delivery service has caught up with the sell-
ing force. Thank you heartily for
bought from now on will reach you
Plenty of goods to be bought,
feature of “the Mill End sale. The
are replaced by others that'll merit
The dollars and dimes and pen
your forbearance—and goods
promptly.
too. Abundance is a central
great lots that have been sold
your just-as-close attention.
niea can be saved at the Mill
End sale as easily as they are usually'spent.
THE :1’QHI0WLAND
on “GOODS
COMPANY.
Bridgeport.
Islam.
“Ca rte r""-s
Little‘Liv'er Pills.
1 mm assosigsatmsr
. I31;
on: you isms l
L muss «snobs
'mun government.
“than sevens”
. ,, . Infill-ins
“W” ‘
tsetse be":
COMMERCIAL TREATY SOCIETY.
BERLIN, Jan lit—The Commercial
Treaty Society has information to the
effect that the new Austro-Hungarisn
tariff bill will be sent to the dual par-
liaments in a few days. The bill has
been confidentially shown to the Ger
it provides for
enormously higher duties than the ex
{sting tariff. It is understood that
he increases are aimed to offset the
German tariff law in the forthcoming
negotiations for a commercial treaty.
The much-talked-of “faith cure”
may answer in some cases but when a
hand is mashed. an ankle or wrist
sprained. the flesh scalded or burn-
ed. a finger bruised or out Ramon's
Nerve and Bone Oil. the great healing.
soothing, antiseptic linlment is what
you want. The genuine Ramon's
costs no more than the base imita
tion. 25 cts. R. H. Plslsted. ‘”
RIVER THAMES FROZEN OVER.
LONDON. Jan. 16.-—For the first
time in many years the Thames is
frozen over. At Marlow the ice is
nearly an inch thick. Drift ice has
formed solid packs in the river, at
Windsor and Richmond. intensely
cold weather prevais which has large
ly increased the number of the unem-
ployed. as much out-door work has
been suspended.
The wonderful success of Ramona
Nerve and Bone .Oil in cases of rheu-
matlsm, soreness. still Joints. etc.
lies in its penetrating character. True
to its name, it‘péh‘etrlttes direct to the
nerve and bone,‘aifecting almost’mi-
raculous cures. 26 etc. R. ‘ Plais-
red. 0‘
t
at.
AEOOIIOII.‘
1a: Ci 0 *3.
mums
inmate 0111011130“
. so as: '
mousmmomdms.
.h,. , 2:
wme
“u "doth?“
y ill
with any you ever saw.
and we believe this stock will
prove up to your comparison.
There's quality in what we
sell and excellence in the
whole stock.
casts thermostatic.
”millet in tip rebate.
Picture Frames and Window
Shades made to order.
PAINTERS’ SUPPLIES.
ART GOODS.
SPECIAL.
White Curtain Poles with Fixs
turcs. ioc.
Cloth Window Shades, with
fringe. 25c.
Painting. Paper Hanging and
Decorating.
I. H. Decker
Telephone Connections.
87 Washington Street.
South Norwalk.
Conn.
Shears for the home
or for til-0.3“” op—forall the needs of
the poo
“ WIS!” an 13:31.13" gléav’w— “The,
In!" EARS" I. II.
have“. tits cattle and wants
the cola dalliag as all-:31. elegance
scab
"Wigs SHEAR! can“ no man than the
NIH”.
Lanai“...
ass 1sar assert-an when you
1a Wlss
Never saw"
SHEAR w bout this
cade-
mp
'GOmstock.
Watkins
8: Dow,
112 WASHINGTON STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.
Phone 143‘.
‘- _
us you (artisans): m
use INSURANCE
the kind that is moderate as to price.
safe and profitable for investment, per-
fect for protection of your family?
The Connecticut General Life insur-
g’uc: Company of Hartford deal in this
ll .
FRED H. FIELD GENERAL AGENT,
United Bank Building.
South Norwalk. Ct.
'SPICIAL SALE.
Fresh Salmon 12c. Large Eels 100,
Fresh Herring 6c, Escallops 30c qt..
Opened Clams 25c qf., oysters 25c qt.
at very readonable prices.
The People’s Fish
Ousie1r111Msrkei.
CAPT DUGROSS.
East End of Washin..iml sill-neg Bridge.
;o1id haunts-I \rmy sluts...
roommate." ,
- soother _‘cm
smajau‘ *' r.
S DULD
H DSI'EEa 12 to 14:11").
11W flmsfiax is new “"1
1180: 2 “ll, T501111
10‘ £01 10c
~ no
. 100 up:
an other kinds of Fresh Fish selling
10c 311103601
it
Meat for May Manton’s Patterns.
iy the offerings
one object is to reduce stock.
do the trick.
Fun soaer AN OMUPFB.
Every fur in stock price reduced.
Every printed price reduction honest.
and every item a veritable bargain.
Stone Martin Scarfs, good length;
cluster of tails. a great bargain, worth
$10.00, new only 85.00.
Sable Scurfs, full
817. 50. at $12. 50.
Black Martin Fur Muffs. worth $3. 98
at 82 25.
Black Conny Fur bluffs, worth $2.00
at 890.
length. value
WOMEN‘S MONTE CARLO COATS.
Not many of these, but all new and
stylish. Seems a pity to sacrifice
profits. but it must be done.
Women' 5 Monte Carlo Coats. invert-
ed box plali. in black and tans value
313. 50 at 89. 00
Women's Fitted and Half-fitted
aortas, nicely lined. value $10.00, new
0
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1!!!!
Our lath
nlture under one roof in the Twin Cit
EVERYTHING GOES. All the goods
l2 to It] North Mam St.
A few days ago we announced this sale.
of figures to show you the money-say ing importance of this sale.
advertisement you ll find these facts. and it will pay you well to scan oi
The profit season 0 n outer garments is past. Nov! ‘
These prices on stylish. unto-date goodswlil g
1 Mark Down January Sale.
Commences Saturday. January 10th, 1903 with the largest stock of
many of them yet unpacked go into this sale at reduced prices.
of people have been wailing for this sale
Rains.
slow COUCHES AT 3 9.00
staoocoUcues AT 310.00
013.50 caucus AT sit-.00
$15.00 OAK all cases AT 013.50 p
$13.50 AK assesses AT 012.00 .’
sizoo 1AK oases 8 AT $10.00
$15.00 ENAMEL a M- 31200
$13.50 ENAMEL s: AT 011.00
312.00 ENAMEL sacs AT 3 9.00
A. J. CMINS & 00...
I GREAT
PRICE scones-n 3m .
Outer Garments and Fill.
We gave no facts in the shape
In. is
TAILORED SUITS OF ALL KINDS.
EVery tailored suit has been proht' ,
shorn; this means a saving to you of,» , ‘
good round dollars. ..
Women’ s Serge Suits. in bias hull
navy, double breasted Jacket, Etta ;
silk lined. worth $19.,00 now oily ?
$900.1 ‘
Women' s Cloth Suits, tell. my blue ' , ;
and black some worth as big as -.
$15 00 reduCed to $5. 00.1 1 1 ' '1
MISBES' AND CHi11l.1,D1R1EN1'81
COATS AT 'SALE PRICES.
if the youngster needs a new
and youve held off for any .
don't hold off any longer, for til“?
emphatically your chance , Re
Misses' Tan. Blue sodas
coats nicely lined velvet col
lilting, also looiie back. width
at $5. 25.
A few specials in Miami
Coats. velvet. 87. 50 to close at 8
Children’s Coats. loose had
two or three capes, nicely
$8. 00 value at 83. 75. .
Ennual
.._
les. Not one article to he rose fill
that arrived too late for the MT
Hu '
‘arly comers get the best W111
SCHLEICHER
And ‘OUR guarantee IS as good
“The
WARE 1R00IS,
L. D. Telephone “94-2 Stamford. "
«About
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coal
which. it is
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vona tentioa. while the iniiamad moa-
@Wfluflm what mu eat
and digestive
Are Indorsed by great ARTISTS. because they a
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The only perfect PIANO PLAYER Is 1
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