,,
i .l""'li‘ ."wi "I ,
Our Entlré gus nos
intact.
.. We have decided to give up the retail line. and,0iier this busi-
7f.“ noes for sale. considering it the best investment ever offered in
The Norwalks.
Business established for fiiteen years. showing increased sales
‘5 '5 bash consecutive year, and enjoying the finest financial standing.
‘ without one dollar debt. '
This oii'er is open until January 15th. and if not accepted by
‘ _'that‘tinre we shall proceed to sell out at retail. sacrificing the stock
' for what it will bring. I
Our books are open for the investigation of prospective buy-
, .l
era. and good reasons shown for retiring. ' ‘
SOuih Narmik. Conn
Bargain Days
Now that the Holiday season has "passed, we resume our
BARGAIN SALES. For this week‘sspeciais we ”have chosen
STA TIONER Y
, SMALL LOTS Oi“ STANDARD BOX PAPER. AND ALL
' 'OUR FANCY BOX PAPERS AT BARGAIN PRICES.
SMALL LOTS. 10c. Boxes of Paper for 5 Cents.
SMALL LOTS. 15c. Boxes of Paper for 10 Cents.
NorilfiMainlf‘and AnnStre’ets.
,i FANCY BOXBS, 25c g1‘adcs.ior 15 Cents.
1’ FANCY BOXES, 35c. Grades. for 25 Cerits.
FANCY BOXES. 50c. Grades, for 35 Cents.
.' RANCY BOXES. 75c. G radcs. for 50 Cents.
. . POUND PACKAGES,25¢. Grades ior .5 Cents.
These latter are slightly out of condition.
jobs of’aneiopes at 5 Cents per package.
, Balartee 0t 15 Cent Calendars im 5 Cents.
l u '
DICKERMAN&SON
84 Washington Street. South Narbalh
Tun FIFTH ANNUAL
RKvDOWN JANUARY SALE COMMENCES SATURDAY
' JANUARY 9. 1904.
the- largest stock of FURNITURE under one roof in the
"Cities. Not one article to b e reserved. Everything goes. All
”on grinds, that arrived too late i or theHolidays. many of them yet
. ll" been eigo into the sale at redo ced prices. Hundreds of people
waiting for this sale; e ariy comers get the best. Here
few of our prices:
so Couches at $8. 00. $13. 00 Couches at $9. 00.
' : $15.00 Couc hes- at $12.00.
”~56 Oak Dressers at 81.3. 50 $15 00 Dale Dressers at $12. 00.
‘ $11.00 Oak Dressers at $9. 50. , .
oo Enamel Beds at $12. 00. $12.00 EnaInei Beds at $900
so 50 Enamel Beds at $5.00.
1]. J. COLLINS & CO.
horn! illusion and Emhalnrara.
firth Main Street. -ssm Norwalk.
I oovsauoa steerso PRROIDEN‘I.
MENDEN, CDi’ln., JAI
.o!~:.
A COLD iN ONE DAY
va Bronte Quinlna Tablets.
ts “madame money I! it
‘ tional Months. election. at a presides-t
Jude’s L I. Cor was moaned!!!
13 .—-Oover» 4 .
nor,.ChaInbeI-Ialn was. yertarday altar-
noon elected president of the HoraaINa’ -
oi the llariden National to aucooori :- f
HOW'I THII!
We offer One Hundred Dollars lie-
ward for any-ease oi Catarrb that-can-
not be cured by ilall'a Catarrh Curoo.
i‘. J. CHENEY A 00.. Tole 0.0
We. tho undersigned hqufitn wn l“
.l. Chcncy tor the last is years. and be-
lieve him perfectly llohotthblb ill all
huslucnn transactions and financially
uh!" to carry out any obligations made
by his iirm
WALDING. KINNAN A MARVIN.
Wholesale filrunlata. Tolndo. (l
llIIlI‘II Catarrh (are is takon law‘-
IIItIly, nctlng directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
’i‘cslimunialu soul tron. Prior 7r. ccllin
prr boltio. Sold by till llruggluts.
'l‘niro llull's Family I'lils for constl
potion.
Mon Illr, widows cry. irlmnla are
Hurry. but that doesn't furnish brond.
IIIII a policy III tho
Oonn. Oanrral Lila Insur-
ance Company.
payable immediately makes the family
independent.
, FRED H. FIELD.
GENERAL AGENT,
United Bank Bld‘g.. So. Nerwalk.
.... .. .. mu.
.up tn
10; per cent.
A dividend
semi-'a'nnually of 554 per cent.
Present rate should be increased
within the year. Your dividend
guaranteed and rinei rotected
through a "trus fun ” o'l‘irirty-
rive Millions.
"An investment. not a
speculation."
The " plan" founded on the law of
averages same as that oi life insur-
ance.
Send lor braille! to
Hammltt. Hills Block. Hartford.
Denny 9. Hull, Representative.
1 Lauder Hill. South Norwallt, Ct.
The Humphrey
Gas Light,
is the Brightest and Best mcm-'
It gilles E
MORE LIGHT. '
BRIGHTER LIGHT. i
WHI f ER LIGHT. I
STEADIER LIGHT.
and
Will Make Your!
Light Bills Much I
Lighter i
innulylllgmmglu
l
,E ‘PHONE 63.
We
capital. atmooo. Surplus. rtrsmo
'1 wt
A deposit placed
emit the industrial
Savings, and Loan
Company hears a
numeriy ”dividend
of five per cent. per
Innum from date
of deposit until
data withdrawn.
State sbpsrvisIOn or New York and
Connecticut. -
.u—u'.
BRANCH OFFICE, 12 so. MAIN 81'.
Resident DlrsetOra. Rrsi‘tipnt Manners.
Mortimer M. Lee . rh
¢barlooli. Dow “M I. Lawrence
FIIIlia-x-iiigiiliiiii 6':
nounhvo.
“t"..-
1.21:...
a am. the directors
sector ,
tribe
alto.
: ~ 'oi a mistake. but you'll war or
.. ifyou-tatoDr. “Eli"; Ilium
cub-ail».- a-
one vub‘
'w“.... are used ""m‘l. ‘
i. nan}. Halli It. M Namath.
ma crow-It Terrace.
Gallery
Making room l'ur now goods, wo arc
giving 20 pcr «vol. discount on lusl
your‘s Hold l’upcrs. .
.301: Vapor, l, ; lib:
40c i’incr, 321'
30c i’upcr, :lr
I'.'.'u- i'unrr. 20c.
ilordcrs nnmc lllSI‘U‘Ilili.
ber of the Light family. i.
-. merits of our coal.
'3 atuii). 35.00 per ton. Barri Cumberland
'i Seasoned wood. cont lengths or unwod
- Wandaollt. .-..
2: Ira wma at“.
, Tel. gait. m.
, To an:
'jhrl
‘ ; in who: enter...
,1
[SOUTH NORWA’LK, CONN. V
03161th :IO0.000.00'
humus, . 1100.000.“
EDWIN'H. MATHEWOON, Prelidsni.
JOHN H. KNAPP. Vida-Presidium
JACOB M. LAYTON. Cuhler.
DIRICTORO:
Edwin H. Mathewson Henry Seymour ‘
John H. Krupp earnusl Grumman
Josiah R. Marvin .l. Wallaea Marvin
Chrlltlln Owsrtz John H. Light
Frederick H. Rowan.
with. '
Accounts Sollolrad
5 ‘—
LOOK OUT FOR
.;. - Christmas
Dan ’1 buy cheap
It‘s a waste of money. There is a
satisfaction in having a good article
that more than overcomes the differ-
onco in price. Our POCKET KNIVES,
SCISSORS, SIIICARS. lIAZORS. CAR-
VEIIS and all MECHANICS“ TOOLS
A no FULLY WAIIRAIJTED and mon-
ey will no rctundcd'on any imperfect
goods. BUY THE REST. They are
always the cheapest for sorvlcc. Wu
have some nicc nui picks at low prices.
Comsiook. Wal-
lrlns and Dow.
Next Door to thc‘Library, SO. Nor.
'Phona.43-o.
Wall Paper Sale.
20 PER CENT. DISCOUNT.
[‘0 Order—Window Shades. Pic-
ture Framer.
Dealer in Wall Papers. Paintera'
Supplies. Artists’ Materials.
SPECIALS.
White Curtain Poles with Fia-
tures. roe.
Cloth Window Shades. with
iringe. use.
Solid Brass Half Curtain Rods.
3 it. long. with fixtures. roe.
.“Shure-Cot" Can Opener. cuts
easily. N0 ragged edge.
l0 0T0.
BEST STEEL PARINO KNIVIC.
-.......
PAINTING. PAPER HAJNG
lNG. onconn mm
L .H. Decker
87 Washington Street. I.“
South, Norwalk. Conn.
‘ Telephone Connections.
.1..__a..£...-_._..:. .
Irving Liaison Ii 00.
“Coal”
“Coal”
“Coal”
$0.25 ,per To‘n
Why buy poor. annoy coal. when you
can buy thoabnsr for an oqnal price?
We handle ‘only the “REST Lillillilii“
.COAII mined; and can thorn-lore gnar-
aniee satisfaction. Srnd us a trial or
dot and we will convinro you oi the
Beat No. 2 Not illni rho flai alums
Bituminous at attractive prices;
Charcoal in large or small quantitien.
momentum MliltSt. ‘
voila ctrtbtmaa‘ om.
”(are coop" m a
somerset Rye Whisker—oil
‘iéiie‘lil
(Horn. {.5
eaar. MT
Will. {CAFE
Imagination & 00..
that-nor nkny Mi... f
i
‘mm tam,” .obui “flat. is beaks-r: :1
.4 .. . a.....,....-.._._....._... .—
we can own voun WORK
none cans mo ATTINTION
now THAN we CAN ounmo 'I’l'll
sxcssomotv susv arisen. son
run season rms’ Is AN exact.
LINT rme TO Have WALL ray
reruns none. eonsloea HOW
moon usATeh AND raasnsn
AND" ramlsa your House
WOULD BE FOR THE HOLIDAY
season, IF lT wens ae-rareaep
mama, MAKE A cumsmas
passenr or IT.
IT 13 A racr run oun wonx
MEN alts near.
CALL US ON THE PHONE 135-3.
E. E Guiana
10 First Avenue,
T’alsphona Call,
East Norwall.
135-2.
The Gorton Side Feed Boilers,
FOR STEAM AND
HOT WATER HEATING
iNSUREO A WARM HOUSE. DAY
AND NIGHT,” iN‘ OOLDEST
WEATH ER.
Bonn tor Citllopue arm Investigat-
for ”was“.
Gorlon I Lidgertood Company.
96 LIBERTY 5mm
nsw' roux.
'th lum'ilk dlrimhnl [autumn
i Incorporated l
Daily Freight tine
NOR WALK.
SOUTH NOR WALK.
and NEW YORK.
Steamers City of Norton!
and Squanium.
Imam Now York. Monday. Wednestln:
end Friday at 6‘00 p. m.
ia-lryvh Norwnlk. Tuesday. Thursday
and Saturdzrv Iii 31le) p. m
Freight received lrom 7 I. m. to 5
Hilliilliii
ilrui‘la run
it
p.m
To the. lilo tiuuulry.
Money tlrrioru puyabic any where
Europa. For Hula at lowcst rains
Jacob M. Lauton;
5 Railroad Place. South Norwalk, cr
, - _ . _. - . 12-3
Beat. the Other
by Four Year.
The residence of Thomas
Smith. 55 Osborn avenue, East
Norwalk. was painted with lead,
on and line, hand mixed. iliioan
years ago by me.
I defy any pamnt palm to show
equal hotly with or touch wear.
llliiiilS BROWN,
. Printer
52 South Main Street.
Residence: 25 Elm Grove 8
1847. .
PLUMBING AND STEAM
HEATING. , u
HOT WATER HEATING.
nor AIR trauma. .
.a‘rovaa MD RAND“-
sLAII AND TIN m0.
ou and silent Fitting.
Ora Natural. Natal “grill“ [to
Have you seen sat-steals
ngrnaanom
19°:
worm“.
Q:
‘ (lcn. (,‘huiioo the following:
- Electric. Bitten; is Only fills. and that i;
‘ returned it It dos-rt
,.--..-va -- -
. .Auerti M14
.
I. ’ um...“
flat" Vifirisur
y‘Feaciirar
Bridgeport. Advertisements.
— -m—
m...“
Clearances)» or Furs.
Choice Goods. Low price
a. Keep those two ideas in
your head and if you are thinking of Furs, seize this op-
portunity
It Is true we are rounding towards the sun again. but
remember the old saying. “W hen the days begin to length.
on. etc."
Three months for Furs ye
tions.
Surfs, and Collars.
t, and look at these reduc-
Two striped double Scarfs of Isabella Fox. coilaI-
shaped. were $25.00. now $17.00.
Single-striped Scaris. we
re $25.00. now $16.50.
Long Scarts oi beautiiully blended Fox. were $30.00.
now $19. 00 I
Long Scaris oi lustrous Sable
Fox. finished with
handsome heavy brushes. cords and tails. were $30.00. now
$22.00.
Sable Fox Scaris, were $19.00. new $13.00.
16.00. now 11.00.
One elegant shawl-shaped Scarf oi Sable Fox. with
iancy brocaded lining. was $25.00. now $18.00.
Straight Single Scarfs of
were $15.00,
12.00.
9.00.
both Sable and Isabella Fox,
now $10.00.
now 9.00.
now 6.50. ,
Opossum scaris that were $12.00. now $7.50.
Mulls.
All Muiis are marked in
proportion with other Furs.
They are of Mink. Marten. Fox. and Moleskin. and match
Scaris.
latest shapes.
An unusually good line is shown. including the
Missas' and Children's Fur Sets.
Those formerly $18.00.
10. 50.
7.00.
y 4. 50.
now $12.50. 3
now' 7.30.
now 5.00.
now 3.00.
Winter Coats and Tailored Suits.
The balance of our stock of Winter Coats will
closed out at great reductions.
be
It is impossible to quote
prices as there are few of a kind. but many desirable gar.
ments are here.
A‘small collection of Winter Suits is ticketed to sell
rapidly. There are sonic gr
eat values.
BED. M. READG’J
its?
brother?
in f¢
SPRESIDENT WAS SHOCKED.
At Hearlng the Report of the Death of
General Gordon. '
.-‘\’l‘l..\.\"l‘.-\. GIL, .lItII. l:;.~«'l‘lin 'Iol-
iowiuc llll‘dbli'n‘ from President ROOM“
\cli or the III-nth oi (lcucrsl Gordon
was I'm-vivI-d ycstcrday by Clark lio-
m-ll. editor oi the Atlanta Consiitu
lion;
Whitc liousc_ Jun. 12.
"I was art-ally shocked and grit-1w
ml at tut- rcporl of Gcncl‘al Gordon's
dcnlh. i had lhc honor to number hint
among my pvrsonal friends and to have
cntcrtainrd him at my house. A more
gallant gcncrous and fourlcss gentlc-
man and soldier has not been seen by
our country.
tSlxnodI
"THEODORE ROOSEVELT."
Mr. Howell also received from Liout.
"it is im-
pmmibit‘, to add anything to the Well»
deserved tributes already paid the
soldier and statesman, of whom Georg-
ia is so justly proud.
(Signed)
A a. CHAPTER
FIGHT WILL BE BITTER.
1hose who will persist in closing
their ears against the continual roe
omrncndatlon of Dr. King‘s New Dis
artery for Consumption. will have a
long and bitter light with their tron
bles. if not ended early by fatal terml
nationhood what T. R. Boall 'ot
Boall. Mira, has 00 say: " Last fall on
wife bud every symptom oi consump
tlon. Sire toolt Dr. King's New Dis
rovory alter everything else had, full
ed. Improvement came at once and
four bottles entirely cured her." Guar
unload by Frank ii. Baxter. Rruggist.
Price We and p.00. Trial bottles fro:
ATTORNEY OFFERED BIG BRIDE.
BUTTE. Mont.- Jan. 13. -.The dis~
'barmont Itroccoclinrn- against A. .‘i
Shores chiei counsel for tho Amalza
mated Copper Company have been re-
sumed in the district alter a postpone-
ment of six months. it Is alleged that
Attorney Shores altered Judge E. W.
Hartley a bribe oi 8256000 to confess
that he (liar-nay) had been bribed by
F. Augustus l-lalnae Into awarding to
the latter the lemons Minnie. Healy
Mine
asvocuriorl qumanr.
a sure sign of approaching retail
and serious trouble in your custom it
nervousness. sl lassnasa'. or other
sell ‘11 3%de hitter tili'
duietiy dunmber’tr. translated:
carries. it nam- 'ialisto tone “the
sin ch! reinla'tc the Kidneys ‘ind
pa in; Maintain iho hirer: rind-dirl‘
y the blood Run am. eyeie‘o'rb‘
ban ill articulariy and all the usual
sit din lichen viihish and rr i
searching and thermal: onertlrenm
.co midi nth
faction.- Guaranteed by rrairk lb Bar
. Henry T. Blake.
5. A. R. MANAGERS.
Meeting at Hartford and Effects in L°~
cate a George Washington House
in New Haven.
HARTFORD .lan, l:l.-»—'l‘l1c board or
mnnngcrs of thc Conncclicul Socit‘iy
oi‘ IIII- Sun: of the American licvoltlv
lion IIcld a meeting yesterday at the
liarli‘ord club.
A. .l. slopw reported for Now llri-
llill that arrangements wrrr progress-
‘ng for iilt‘ mocling tlIcIc oi the statc
smit-II on it cln‘uaryt. ‘2. The New Bri-
tain club and the Hotcl Riltihlwill wrrv
i0 bc iilc headquarters and from then-
Ihe mcmbcrs would march to tho hall.
It is expected that about 300 will at-
loud.
The following wcrc elected to mcm-
bcI'ship upon approval of their papcm
by tho rczistrar: E. N. Shorts, E. ii.
Davison and Dwight A. Parsons of New
Britain: Robert ii, beach. of Water-
bury: Frodnrick l. Huntington or
Mormon. and H, H. Gallup, oi Nor-
wich.
There was a lively discussion ovcr
placing a tablet on the building of the
Union Lemur club of New Haven. It
was practically decided to have a tab
let prepared by N. H. Newman made
ready toI approval and to have It put
on the building It the club would p01-
mIt. After this had been voted. (lon-
rral Ford arrived from Ne Haven It
had been explained that the spot to bc
marked was where Washington had
stayed with Roger Shermaln General
Ford said that the Sherman house had
been movrd 30 feet «why rind that the
tablet oueht not to go astray. He bank-
nd or SitthE‘liR of the White iamlly.
descendcnts' or Shortnahpalnd Treasur-
er Chandler banked on statcrnonts of
This Iran of 30 iccl
in lot sling George Washington throat
encd to‘ split. the mociing. but iinallv
the committee ‘Genoral E S (Irwin)
E. E Lord and Wilson R “be. “err rr-
quested to report to the managers on
the facts.
DYSPEPBIA' gamer ONIE AFIAID
It whips us with a lash braided from
nature's «on violated latvs. it Write
a pleasure into a torment. But Cal-
eurs solve-M. Dr. DsVId Kennedy's new
medicine. cure! dyspepsia. I That? we
‘ sit down: boa good dinner and wetetttbe
’evarythine from the has! tin the pod-
dlns. What a change' ‘ Write to the
Cal-curs Company Rondout. N. Y.. for
s tromeoinpia bonnie
l’WiLL lNVlI‘l’lOAT-E OOLLIMON.
" lla-WLBYVILLE. Jan laws-Wie-
teniietn Wilson; of the New Yul-rat.
mm of Vito Consolidatni Road. has
antenna rim—triathlon or the hood“
crnilalon tit-this place. Monday akin.
ii had or iii:- mcn Injured In the melt. r
Garry Suliletn.of'1.llehflelrl. Methan-
t‘staslrr. unstained internal injuries.
Adam mom Act-at C-arl aim was
”several: cut about the head; not: this
10'. 0W“
‘ 'tmre‘suinr work restorers. l .
31*?
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