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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, January 20, 1903 · page 5

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JANUARY
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our min omen/r r. 5.4 TISFACTION on MONEY anon.
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QurGreat Red Tag Sale. .

 
 

OUR H0iiii MADE

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Ital WATER.
. puulng the policy which has made this atore famoua .tlt‘rottjhau‘
OAflDIES m ‘NL 0" this part of the country, we are olaarlng off all of this eeaeen‘e M 00
FITTING. that with the beginning of another no and Winter you will line neth-

 
 

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. - L I . ' ‘ ' ' l h t aw m h goods from which to make your eeieotlon. in order if
I A" De (dogs Blah i Plcklngs In overcoats 11’" fiat 1'0", Copper do»; :Ileh thl: aurely we have made pricee on all that we have on 4.
rah some home ”if”! you? ‘ ‘ ' ' ‘ ana Zlftt. hand so low that they muet appeal strongly to the thrifty and oritioll

 
 
 
 
 

people of this vicinity.

Remember that thou goods are all of thle aeaeon'e make and have
the right style.

Youthe' Suite and OvercOItI. were $6.00 to 013-003 uiiinp MW for
”.60. “.00. $4.80. $5.20. “.00, $6.40, ".80. ”00.

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Put the sale to the test—~investlgato the wonderful offerings in Over
coats—you ncvcr; saw such rich bargains. We moan to clear out every Coat
at some price or other. You might as Well profit by the necessity which
forces us to sell.

80 South Main Street. V
Iouth Non-ails. Iona.
Telephone 1" I.

 

 

 

 

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d t ed t .
. 0 an “ 8 Con . r uced a . 4'” “W " Men'e Suite and Overcoeta. were 08.50 to 022.00; aalllng now for W .
“1° “m“ 012 °°"' "um“ ‘° ' 7-” «.00. e600, scso. e000, peso, $11.20. $12.00. «3.20, 014.40, 310.00. 1;
$15 and 018 Cone reduced to $11.69 0 ice SCOT IN OUR JUVENILE DEPARTMENT. Z
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Hanford Jones and family. of 9 Day $20 to 025 Costa reduced to 515.59 Suits and Overcoate, prices range 01.60. 02.00, 02.40. 02.80, 08.20.

 
 

 
 
 

ereet. are moving today to Smithvllle ’ v
\ $3.60. $4.00. $4.80. .
Captain Ducross has changed the \ . m .
D510“ in I118 Hdvel‘tiuenwnt- Read : "Hula [PPS These Suite and Overcoate acid formerly from $2.50 to 07.50. .
t . ‘ i . ' l‘ r 3 . ' .‘ ' I ' , I .
211:"), smith one of Raymond Broth. R ch pickings n so ammo, (in Min s Suits and lion Wulrs. ion ought We are polling Toquoe and Tame that were “a for 2%. C094 '0’ '. p
the’ drivers i; ill at his home in not miss the oppbriunlttlcs to suyo money on reliable wcnrnblcs. ~~-~——- girls or boye. “I.“ , , . _, .
Spring street. ‘4 ‘,
'Many of the local thermometers A Large \liiiiiifll' 0i “' iii'iiilitil 25¢. 39° and 486 UMOPWHI‘. t0 oloee,at19c.

registered zero this morning and some
' went below this mark.

Clarence Bouton, of Cranbury. spent
Sunday the guest of his friend. Julius
Pi'unyi, of Fairflold avenue.

The Boys' Brigade of the South Nor-
walk Baptist Church will meet this
evening at 7:80 at the church.

The Norwnlk Mills Company's new
electric light system has been flUly in-

i’licrd in Fiddles In Lynn, Mass.

Injunuion llgllilnl linighis iii
labor risked For inlay

i Y NN Muss
by a largi sound of police ilIIeo score

Sillilii —& Pin,

98 Washington Street.
SO. NORWALK.

WiIIiSH. Sillili

48 and I3i) Wall Street
NORWALhJ

Children’s Skill-ind Rulers.

The sale holds extraordinary inducements for mothers of boys seeking
good clothes for boys at small prices. An early visit will pay better than
Bargains are going rapidly,

 

 
 

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stalled, and works excellently. $2 50 and $3 00 Suite reduced to $1 89 A I

. ’ - , - - of the Boot and Shoe kams Union

Representative Jeremiah Donovan ‘3” d “00 8 it d ed 1 (utters were today put into four of the Alwa vs AHVO, Awake And
went to Hartford this morning to ut- ' an ' u ' re uc ° "'89 ten factories in Which the Knights of O The M
tend the session of the Legislature. - - . h - . ' ‘ .

. 5_°° and $5.00 Suite reduced to . Laboi (utters haic stluck. in this city.

The Old Well Cigar Company has 5 . ‘ $389 This number was in addition to men n ova. *
had 24 .000 blotters printed. which they $2.50 O'coats and Reefere, . $1.89 supplied the Alton it Logan firm yes- "Presto," a product of the H-0 C0,. plied us with such a good article
will shortly distribute among their . tcrdny. and is viewed as a substantial which is . guarantee of perfection. years past only to find It poor
lit-trons. $3.50 0 ceate and Restore, $2.89 gain by the Union. There was no dis- Say wouldn't you like to get some of time. They say it we: a hit moiat

Willie Brown. of East Norwaik. has r . u” more. h i It akeefi e Bi c it. 9'0"“ ‘°° "”Y- Now W. “it. w.

“'00 O ”a“ and R°°f°r" 53-89 BOSTON. January 20~Accordlng to gdzriiolgfk‘o??wmfna and "3.“; u [f of a later grinding and expect it ie

 
 

taken a position as clerk for August
Roottcchcr. the North Main strcct
butcher.

Mrs. Anus Blackwell. of Harriet
street Norwalk. is spending a week
with her daughter, Mrs. Alfred Harper.

fection. if you have any of the
return it and get some good.
Cider did you say? Well, isn’t
smacking good? if you haven’t II
ed it it in time you did. Sweet? Y '
of course it ie.

rcportsreocived by President ’l‘obin.
of the Boot and Shoe \Vorkers' Union.
from his associates in Lynn. sixty cut.
tors were pinccd at work in five of the
factories in that city brfore 9 o'clock
today. Preparations were that made

”'00 and $750 O'coate and Reefera. you would like to try it. just leave your
neme.e street and number here. and the
H- 0 Co. will send you a coupon which
will entitle you to a package for half

price (5 etc.) You cannot afford to let

$5.89

 

 
 

The rum‘mngci tables continue to attract attention bccnusc of thc won-

in New York.

If. B. Douglass, traveling salesman
for Waltt do Barnes. of Boston. is in
South Norwaik today calling on his
friends husinesswise.

Attorney 0. H. Vo'cburgh is in New
Haven this afternoon in connection
with a suit he is pushing against the
Consolidated railroad.

-——'i‘he ofllee of the Old Well Laun-
dry is now open for business. 80 Wash-
ington St.

Francis Leonard. of Norwalk, is a
member of the State Sewerage Com-

mission which wul meet Thursday, at

Heublin Hotel Hartford.

Mrs. G. B. l’laisted and Miss Anna
Orlich arrived at Naples. ltaly, yester-
day morning. at 11 o'clock. on the
North German Lloyd Steamship Com‘
‘pany's vessel. Trnvc. _

Mrs. Margaret Bless. who has been
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. William Mll-
lor. of Madison street, has returned to
her home in Newark. N. J.

The Noriliport Oyster Company has
closed its oyster opening plant off Wat-
er street. for the‘ timé being. on ac.—
count of its .‘inability to git oysters.
due .to the caitreme cold wcahcr.

The merry crowd of skaters that
have been enjoying the sport on Ran-
dall’s Mill pond. East Norwalk, are,
regretting very much that the gate has
been left open and that their skating
has vanished.

Expressman Gus Magner. who has
been quite in at his home in North
Taylor avenue, is getting along nice.
‘ly. All danger of typhoid fever is'
how past. He is at present suffering
from a severe attack of grip.

._ Mr. and Mrs. Ellis A. Campbell and
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bonneville com-
‘ prised a party that attended the thea-
tre in B: ldgcport. .ast tvcning They
returned home on the momenta-am.
and reported a delightful time.
- The private masquerade dance to be-
glvon Friday evening by a few young
ladies of East Norwalk promises to
he a novel and delightful affair. Au
mittance will be by invitation and
Jesse‘s orchestra will furnish music.

The couch. doll. sideboard and chair
that. have been on exhibition forrsomc
time in the window of A. J. Collin.»
If: Co‘s North Main- street furniture
store, were taken today to Music Hall.
where they will again be on 9th hi
tion at the opening of the hatters' fair
tomorrow evening.

John Swinton. a well'knowu South

‘ Norwaik character about sevenb
‘ years of age was found last night In-
the hither cold by the South Norwslli
police lying on the plank walk leading
to the Trowbridge a Company box
factory. Fearing that he might
route to death if left there over nlzht
he was alien to the police station.

 

 
 
 
 
 

rains he appeared betel-e Judge,
tor. but as there was no charges

 

 

are he remained over night. This 2

3‘ .et’htnr’ his case was boiled no
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them.

dcrfui bargains they present daily.

New bargains every day.

Cams tack Bros.

soUTH NORWALK.
Tel. Call. 32-2.

 
 

It will pay you to hccp your cyc on

 
 

 

 

NORWALK.
Tel. Call “4.

 

 
 

 

Ur Dick relates an interesting inh-
relative to the life of Rooscv it.

sale coutinucs on page four today.

Lyceum South Main street ‘
Everything for house furnishing is

paitmcut ito:ri.
interesting. Read it today-h
and we understand that
wears likr iron.
Hardware Company’s advertisement.

homes.

their own like the imperial Crown. it

dard brands.

Adam G ocsc'hner. the night watch—
man of f ' r) Barthel 8: Companv s but
manufoclily .his resigned his position
on ulcounl of ill health“. after serlv ng
thirteen you.» and three months .

of the “union's Association of the

in the Sunday school room of the
church. Mrs.
leader.

 

 

Skates

$3.00 PECK & SNYDER. $2.25 . i
82.50 PECK & SNYDER. 01.75 i
$2 00 PEOK & SNYDER. $1.10
31.50 PEEK & SNYDER. $1 00
$120 'PECK A: SNYDER 85c

85c RECK & SNYDER 500

lentils tiers Still:

10 NORTH MAN TflEE‘I’.

 

 

News of the Boston Store's whit"!

The 1’.i:‘i):‘l'3' Union will meet this;
evening. at 5 o‘clock. in Central Labor ‘_

to be found in Sturtcvant's large (ll-3-
ills advertisement is ,

A good bald floor finish is a prize 1
Jap-a-lnc ?
tend the Norwalk.
. - value, quality and price.

Read the advertisement of L. H. ‘
Decker now. and see what he says iu-f:
trusting to all who contemplate the.
decorating of the interior of theiri

J y ‘ A dollar is worth just what it will bring. if you were

has been sold for to yours and over l

i‘
~~V0rl few brands of Cigars holdi
and is now considered one of the ston- i

The rlguinr monthly prayer meeting ‘

South Norwalk Baptist Church will bci }
held tomorrow aftelnoon, at 3 ocloclt ‘

Robinson will be the, ‘

" 49 WALL STREET

 
 
 

. ms Mommas.

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

TO HAVE BEEN FIRST PROVEB ONLY ANTiOUITY;
TO BECOME FIRST PROVES MERIT.

starving on a. raft in midocean and had a barrel of‘ilollars‘
they would do you no good. i candidly believe that there
is no place in town where a dollar brings you more real
value than at my granary. 1 refer to qualities and values.
We got the combination that's required to give good

'lt‘s my ambition to transact business with you on the
basis of Intrinsic merit. These are the honest and hon-
orable methods on which we have built the business.

Buy Oats That'a Green. .
MANUEL T. HATCH.

Nonnik in. 250 Years

$1.50
William P. ”Beers,

Bookseller Stat-donor. Engraver.
NORWALK, CONN.

 

 

NO MATTER

How small the defect in Your eyes l' ll search it out and know what to do
with it when 1 find it. If an Optical defect. the proper glasses if disease.
refer you to the best surgeon.

HOMER B HOVT.

~ REFRACTING OPTICIAN
inoom 9 United Bank Buildin

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South Norwaik, Conn.

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0mm hours 8 to 11:45:12HE to 6. 30. Saturday evenings, 7‘.‘9
Special Appointments at convenience of patrons. ‘ , 7 l

. JACKSONZS s'runio

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to fill other vacancies. and it is expect-
cd that sixty cuttcro would be placed
during the day. Among the sixty men
placed today. was the cutter who was
kidnapped by the Knights of Labor.
last night.
ter a time, when it was apparent that
his determination to go to work could
not be shaken.

SALEM. Moss... January Bib—Lawyer
John H. Sisk. representing certain
Lynn shoe manufacturers. today mndc
formal application ln'thc Essex Coun-
ty Superior Court, for an injunction to
restrain Knights of Labor shoe cutters
of that city who arc on strike. from in-
terfering with tho business of tho mau—
ufacturers using the union stamp. who
are the onus affcctrd by the trouble.
Lawyer Sisk mcrcly presented his pa-
pers hero. and paid the application
fee. and then left with the documents
for Huston. where it was expected he
The contents of the
papers was not made known here.

FOUND NEARLY ASPHYXIATED.
MIDDLETOWN. Jan. 20——Anthony
Brewer. aacd sixty. of Easthampton.

. was found today nearly asphyxiated

by gas in a room in a hotel in Middle-
town. Mr. Brewer is a brick burner.
He reached this city last. evening from
Ncwfleld. too late to so to his home.
and, spent incident at the hotel. it is
supposed that after extinguishing tho
can he turned it on accidentally. Al
though he was still unconscious after a
physician had worked over him for
some time. it was thought he would
recover

valentine's cusroms orrenso

LONDON. Jan. filo—The statement
that Minister Bowen has been author
bred by President (‘astro to offer the
Venezuelan customs as a guarantee
for the fulfillment of his country a ob
ligations. is confirmed. The offer has
not yet been accepted. but it is thought
here that. it may afford the opportunity
for ‘a withdrawal of the blockade._ The
matter will be considered by the Eu
ropean representatives at Washington.

 

STATE TREASURER GARLUP'S
FALL.

NORWICH-Jen; 20~State Treasur-
or H. H. Gallup is confined to his bed
at his residence here with a severe at-
tack of rheumatism resulting from a
fall on a slippery sidewalk a week ago.
His back and 'one knee were injured.
While his condition is not serious. it
will be' several days probably before
he will be able to attend to his. duties
in Hartford.

‘ M’CONNELL KNOCKED OUT.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 20.-—-I-‘rank
McConnell. the pueiiist. who was
knocked out by Joseph Heuorty,
known Is "Spider" Which. last Thurs-
day evening. is lna critical condition.
He who believed to be out of danger.
but hes endorse a relapse and now
there is little hope of his recovery.
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sector ARRIVAL!“ OP VESSELS.

NEW YORK, Jan. 20‘. ~Arrlved Cale~
brie. from Naples; Bohemia from Liv-

 

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BOSTON Jan. Slim-Arrived: Steam»
ere Armenia from Hamburg: Kinne-
took; from Newport}, Eldgvoid from

CONNECTICUT ”WMAITIRS.
WWWNMO New

 

The man was liberated af-.

 

this offer pass.

 

Vanilla Crystala are stronger than
ever. Try them. 10c.
Buckwheat. We bought our Buck-

wheat of the some party that has eup-

Lorenzo leble

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nothing.
our guarantee

0. B JACKSON.

ORQDUA'I'I OPTIOIAN

58 WALL STREET.

Hickory.
00 Chestnut and ‘P ,
Sawed and Spl 5

Nickel Clocks 85m“

This Clock keeps accurate time and is warranted for one your

 

16 South Main Street.

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Received today large and
small long clams opened or in
the shell.
oysters

R J crown

to 25c and worth Hickman that. ‘

Brand Goods.

 

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Ohiy Eye Strain.

Only eye strain indeed but it is responsible for more Headaches ,
Nervousuess and general Discomfort than \ou give it credit for. It
your eyes givo you the slightest trouble, is it not the best policy to
find out the cause? Our examination is very thorough and costs yo
if glasses are needed.- Proper Glasses Properly Adjusted l

Round iciams' and

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Eggs that were 23c new advanced

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Note our window display of ma _

 

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Best Quality V V
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levies Connecticut Wm
appointedtollu t. cl? i
I: 1.. new; Hamburg. Me I' miss

‘Welicve lust completed arrangements nil
slit pupils who graduate iron:

 
 
 

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