. host “6683“ litb
=uelnhome. .
IIIefs’ Should take adv'an
;. . : iFURNITURE .1 I
1 ”iv' :aosi m asst Marinas.
1. Sideboards. Chlttonteres. Dressers
11$“ aha-.theasien Tabieil. Unlii'l
» rt: iio‘mr Chhtr's ohm. couch
as. mus Book Cases. Desks. P"!
for 'l'ablhs. China Closets, Foot aorta.-
TOWN“ Suits, DIrepslng Tables. Music
IClb‘ifits. Sewing Tables and an end'
.MI'IIITW of odd pieces and novelties.
. TRUNKS
- Twenty Styles. Round and'r‘lat Tops
Canvas and Leather Covered, Brass and
1m Trimmed may styles Club
Bah," Satchels. Full Dress Gases, Tele-
.Ill'usic Rolls. Cases and Car
rloIrp. and many novelties in leather.
:—-.-i--v-—~——-
" “ENAMELED WARE
1‘03 Rots; Coffee Pots, Sauce Pans,
Kettles. Cake Pans, Funnels, Measures,
instant everything to be found In 11
miles Ag’a‘te Ware Department.
A ‘ ~010M-
1. “‘ ' TINWARE
All grades and for almost etery pui-
rose for which it. is made. Bath Tubs.
Foot Tubs..Palls. Pots. Pans. Kettles ,
(la'n's: Trays. Coal H‘ods. Ash Cans. Dbllv
’, orsL'Brollcrs. Also a most complete line
‘of [ROM WARE. Pots. Pans. Kettles.
etc.. etc. An endless variety of Wire
Goods; such as Broilers, Baskets. Soap
Dishes. Strainers. Stores and every-
thIhg useful In the home In that line.
(33:;
man. Entlish
oratled.
Decorated.
Colored
Olive. Celery
Cases
FINEST CUT GLASS. Nlit
CROCKERY. /
25 styles 'Dlilner
French, German. English and Arnerlfi
Sets. including
20st'yiea Tea Sets. including all the
Foreign and Domehtie Makes. "
‘ 30 styles Toilet Sets In French, Ger-
an'd American.
4.000 Dinner Plates in White and Dec
5.000 Breakfast Plates in White and
5. 000 Cops and Saucers in White and
All sizes and shapes and an endless
stock of Bowls, Mugs, Platters. Bakers.
Pitchers. Bowls and Pitchers. Cham-
bers. Soap and Butter Dishes. Sugar
Bowls. Vegetable Dishes and every-
thing to be found in this line.
GLASS.
Bowls.
and Fruit Dishes, Water
Bottles. Sugar and Cream Sets. Water
Pitchers. Decanters. etc.. etc.
CUTLERY.
The Celebrated "ELECTRIC" Brand
Rulers. Scissors and Pocket
20 styles Carving Sets. l5 styles Knives
and Forks. Bread. Cake and Carving
Knives. Razor Sirops, lipnes and Katie
Knives.
Ourentlte stock is now offered FOR SALE AT A SACRIFICE;
‘ s "‘ lclea ‘mtthobtl
. rtegtiurant .
go of this ”sale at once and so
lies
And
. i r‘
. .cAars'rs. . _ i
I Velvet. Brussells and ingrains, also
27 Inches 10 9 X ’12 feet.
Mattresses of all grades from thei
1South American Curled Hair to the'
plain Excelsior. Variety of Tickinasl
and In every also made. 30 styles.
Brass and iron Bedsteads. Springs
and cots of all grades and sizes.
STOVES. ‘
Abendroth' s—Beilt Ranges we could.
buy. 3 size . 5 styles. 8 styles Coal
Healers. M by styles Wood Stoves.
(III llcstcrs from the leading manufac-
turers. Pipe Elbows. Collars. dampers, ‘
(Inc and Steve Boards.
«a
I NICKELED- COPPER.
‘ Tea Pots. Coffee Pots. Tea Kettles
Chatting Dishes. Trays. Pudding Dish 1
ea. Dippors Towel Holders. Cups. Cus-l
padores. Lemonade Shakers,
Trays, Rice Boilers, ii o’clock Tea Kel-
itlea. Fancy Bathroom Fixtures and
many fine novelties. i
t ‘,".il‘\‘
gtér Plates. Oat Meal i)lsb0s and Sets.
merry: Pudding and' ice Cronin Sets.
IRnwls. Crumb and-'nrush Trays. Cups
. egg-...
ck rein 05in
IRUSHES; I
Paint Bru’dhds, Mb‘ Brushes Weill
shaving Brushes. and in fact every”
thing made in the line including Tur
key and Ostrich Dusters.
W
' CHINA.
Salad Dishes. celery Trays. Nut
Dishes. Feruerys. Bread and But-
MIIk Can Holders. Sugars and Creams.
Fancy Pitchers. Chocolate Pots. Chem
isle Sets. Cheese Dishes. Vases and ()r-
ilamenis. 5 o'clock Tea Sets. Punch
and Saucers Piste Seas. Shaving Mugs
and hundreds of small flint-y orns
l
WOODEN WARE.
Everything made In this line sill bog
Itolmd here in variety. Wash Tubs In
3Wood Pulp. Cedar and Pine. pails.
(‘hop Howls. Clothes erngers otcl
I ‘.mcnis I ;
I
Crumb Also a full assortment of Baskets ““"hldressed do"... nooks. Gaines. 5,9,“...
Ias Clothes.
Market. Round Bushel
Lunch. Fancy Work and Baby Baskets
I-‘a ancy Scrap Baskets. Knife Iapskeis
and Desk Baskets.
stock
' RELY
SIS
Install
SILVER. .. '
"lioitl'rh' "2'0 year guarantre" gmils
THOUSANDS Ol- DOLLARS worth of the highbst tirade goods are placed
iii...
‘li e bicketl. the best is picked cut and we are compiled to
' Knives. Soup and (lravy Ladies. Cheese .3 and 14m
Scoops Butter Knives. Sugar Shells. Hatchels. Axi‘h' and hllfldl’t‘d‘l 0' “WM and Flemish Oaki
4‘ this.
PPORTUNIthF A LIFE TIME to
D'rlces lat below Cost. Housekeepers
r
Jaantutsass.
I00 different styles and colors of
a
CLOCKS. '
lu Wood Metal and Marble. suitable.
Rugs and Art Squares in sizes from ”“3“" "0°" 'Rrusheil. Counter Tr-it slots. Chocolate Sets. Butter dish for "mm or MM“ Sonic hand "0‘“ ““90"“ “‘1 Do’mestil "“0"
M ttln t Brushes. Winddfl“ B'flllllflll. Willi“! laorne Dresden “0"“ for Mantels or .iianging Baskets and Fern Pots all ‘1
‘ ' ° militias. stove Brushes. Kalsdmine "" 0“" "allele. Suit-r Bowls. Show Walls boat Plated Sliver Trimmodlme“ of Fm" pom ‘ I
all evades. Hind-om Drums of Pol mum” shoe “mm.“ “or... pm.“ :Holdorii Cake Trays. Celery iiolders.' and Nickle Alarm Clocks
it‘ll" Fins Linoleums “d 0" C'Oi'l- Sink Brushes. Nail finishes. Toilet Bss- "‘W. A. Rogers" Knives and Ports. 'i‘eal HOUSEHOLD HARDWARE PICTURES.
. r - ' In Brushes. Radiator Brushes “Clothes ..."! Table Spoon. 3"". Spoona,I Pie
'BEDDING Brushes. Teeth Brushes. Hair Brushes l “‘mmml- 3"" PM“ 1" “0“- mm" 200 different sulljocls In all style
Rolls Lockll. SCWWl‘tIl'trsmes.
Oak. Mahogany. (told. Silver
'20 styles fancy
Orange Knives and stamps. Children's)”0““‘v'mll‘I Ankh” really ““00“”“3‘” Mirrors. all sizes.
Sets. C,upil Napkin Rings and large
variety of sterling silver novelties.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
Violins Ranfos. Mandolines. Guitars.
7lthers, Autohsrps. Pbonoiiarps. plum :Dupiex and Blaze Burners.
Arterdmns. Blow Accordeons. liar
monluls. Banjo.
Strings. Picks. Bridges. Pegs. etc.
Pianos at a sacrifice. _
I
TOYS. _
We hate a few goods which arrived
too late for our Holiday Trade and will
offer them now at actual 00“. Doll
marriages and (loCarts iron Toys.
Ranks Wooden Toys Dressed and [in I
Wagons. Trliyclos. Veloclprdes. Wheel
novelties too numerous to‘ mention
‘ to mention.
shapes and designs.
Violin and (toilet. 'Ruby. (lid Rose. Opal Green. Dresdens
2" Odd (llobes 8hares._ etc.
Land great varieties.
ccssiilca for housekeeping such
Pins Needles.
lPlns Fine and Course Combs. Curling'
Pocket Books Music Rolls and Bags. ‘
Hui-roars Soldier Sets and many tholoe Hand Mirrors and I. ‘5... m0“ evcry- liltill.
'thlng you could ask for we have.
“LAMPS. DRAPERIES.
.30 styles Parlor Lamps. all sizes: 'Chmlllo, Tapestry and Rept. Por-
iieros, and Table Covers. Turkey Red
100 styles Night Lamps lCorerr. painted and Woven Patterned
25 styles Library Lamps. RochestcrIPanals for Screens. Lace Curtains in
Nottingham Swiss. lrlsh Points, Bar-
20 styles iiull Lamps. all shapes. inlbanets and Ruffled Goods
In all sizes
STATIONERY.
Hundreds of hoses of fine Note Pa-
«'-—-----~ ‘per. ruled and linruled. Pads. Tab-
NOTIONS. Ilcls. Pens. ink, Moi-lingo, Playing
In this department all the small ne- iCards. Memo. Books and hundreds of
aslboxes of plain and fancy envelopes.
Tacks. flair Pins. fiat?
100 styles Lamp Chimneys. .
There are. of course. thousands of
Immmgirar “zungzfl' {3:10; 18:13:: Iarticles In stock not mentioned in this
H y m. 0 list. Ollr tlflee a crchandlsi
lVaseilne Shelf Paper. Crepe Paper 1 u re rs m ng
here has taught us what the people
.lnI we have it "or quality and
until ill and all the rigll. price.
in
go
NoiWhilts ;Wi
Remember nothing is to be reserved—first come first Settled.
than the manufacturers. besides saving thorn freight. cottage and breakage. also the Cost of packing. N'o goods will be held and our terms are SPOT CASH
Beginning Mondau Jan. 18th and until fut-[her notice our store will be open overs evening for the accommodation of those who cannot trade during the
dau and to hinted the closing up 0f the Duchess.
Free Delivers throudIh the
4.51-- STURTEVANT North Main and Ann Streets South Norwaik.
We particularlll invite dealers. knowing that we can otter them goods for less moueu
or! '1' r1 T
’ clyB'a'rga
out: ISPFCIAL res 'l'Hts wigIsK is
. 1;.
1 BLACK HARE .......... s 3.91.
sAsLE opossum ....... s 3 98.
BLACK BEAR. .......... s 1.49,
AMERICAN SABLE ..... s 5.91,
1;. BLACK MARTIN ........ S 7. 59.
ISAEEL opossum ...... 's 7.98.
' carom: MINK ........ s 8.00.
sans. opossum ....... s 349-.
ISABEL opossum ...... s 8.98.
lsa'nitL MARTIN ... ... $10.00.
" .f-moro suit...“
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THESE WERE BOUGHT IN JULY WHEN WE GOT
THE BEST VALUES. WE HAVE A FEW PIECES LEFT i
THAT WE NOW OFFER AT A REPUCTION OF $1.00 TO
$6.00 EACH. WE QUOTE SOME OF THE MARKS:
was 8 4.98.
was 3 5.4g.
was 3 5.98.
“I“ 5 9198.-
was $10.49.
was $11.40.
was $15.00.
Was $10.49.
was $13.98.
was $15.98.
will Mill‘s: ' "1
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a4 Wenonah Steel. .5th Names.
.1 grutges new belng presented 'at our stock reducing sale. previ-
marital applies to all lines 0! furniture, bedroom dining room and
trail as to sinus places of every description Those who dud
pm, 1w y'hat they want yin effect a list-rut saving tron
completeness
”with every-I
meagre
congruent
‘ lilr Glover desired to be rid of this
17 bonds only upon a written communi-
cation. signed by the mayor, city clerk
To introduce flick Voltage
Continued from Iirst pigs.
Disposition of linking Fund.
the I903 council made arrangements l
i‘n par off the city notes with the city I
.1Iniilng flmd but could not carry out i
1 all of the prmiaions of their proposi- i
lion without losing several months' In
teroat. The old council carried out:
half of the work. thereby taking up
$231.0“ of the notes. leaving an equal
amount to be 1.]an up by the new
council. The council therefore voted
last night to take up two notes, one
amounting to "8.000 and the other
.31».on with the sinking fund.
It was also voted that a safe deposit
box be secured at the Bank of Nor-
i walls. In which the oily treasurer Will
i be directedito deposit the water bonds
1 that be will hold. and the motion pro-
! vided that no one may open the box
' letheut there being present the mayor.
I city clerk and the cltr treasurer.
I LookingIAtier Untamed lends.
, The United States Mortgage and
Trust Company hold 854.00 of the re.
cently issued water bonds of the city.
subject to the call 0! on any or Glover.
responsibility and the council voted to
notify this company. to deliver the
'and city treasurer. the whole comment
catitin under the seal I0! the City of
Norwalk. '
Coachman N-tblock wanted to know
who paid for the. removal of the snow
from the. streeth' arid was intermed
that title trolleI company shared the
expense with t 'e éltIfy.‘
The City's Responsibility. .
A. communicatienm Thomas t
Raymond oi the Norwh iloapitslIr As-
societies. was read by the- maver- ’i‘lal’
met was in relation to themes-:-
as nmur. scat-penter. who a" tie-i
moved from his. hurdles- boase «a
flair street to. the bi k Jim
some do” CIG- Mn rill!!!
poisoning the «rerun of a stab would
in.- ilr. Raymond"
neared W".
donned to hear if the city would
shoulder the responsibility for the take
igleara unusual. Such cases had
up
Mayor as. th nid~tbat in his ”in“
that the silliness notithe least bit
Interior the-'nians caretaker ease
umdymiornaazk'w
thus been no
in}. hell hull in
110th no: 1 charitable insitttee
rt .4 -'.i" ..- '- u u 't‘ 1 so.
was all «she cit: cleric
to Mr. ‘
moo ass-moi“. death
. tus- “oil's...
HARD To COMIAT.
l’he lilldeaee ef-Our Senses.
south Ne‘rwalk is s-
ry used? It» 0001
walk People.
When we‘aee it ourselves
When our own ears hear It ,
when our neighbors tell it I
Oilrfl'ieods endorse It.
No better evidence can be had
It's not what people say In Maine
Or distant uiutterings in California
No deceiving echoes here.
south Norwalk pmple talk about
South'Norwalk people. ‘
Public opinions published for
public good.
There is no proof life horse proof
“Read this statement made by a citi-
What
in Pret-
Ner-
the.
“Mrs C. Gaming. living 00‘ Hill street.
says "i am well up In years and litre
a great many on people. i had trouble
with ntv kidneys for a long time: caus-
Ing distressing barbecue i could dad
nothing to give me any relief had i
fancied that Dean' s Kidney Pills might
help me even it they didn't cure.
went to Plasted' a dfiug store and got a
supply. l was notdi sappbintesi. Dean‘s
Kidney Pills‘ disposed of the last at
their The backache and suffering
were a thing of the past.”
Dean's Kidney Pills for sale by all
dealers, rice 60 cent. Mailed by
Foster-hill urn 00.. 9118an N Y.. sole
“NEW for the United States I
the name-l-Iqoan' s—-and
tahé’do 001W. ,
7 1 a r...
CARMEN)? 0N iOI: GAME.
NEW YORK. Jan. i9.-—-John Reigns
watchman. tell ’trola a'pi'er 001a
cake of footie the North River midday
and was being carried i into the
rlvei' on the drifting tee a en he was
rescued by Henry Hammond. an' enl-
pier!" ot‘the street cleaning depart-
mIeht. 'Keliv‘ had broken the hopes in
ft foot and was helpless. Rain
par
in d has unable to procure a rope. lie
mapped“ ”RINK!“ however. by ping
of for. to
4 Kelly Ito tile pier IpI s {In}
t l ' '
10' 00' :a 001.0 is ose‘eav
P11” ”to" “36¢: ’
tstli'” .ororsssi
'1”. . .1. 1 .r,1_.;._,,II
senses m1... i-IAdTiNad one.
lunar ‘ldm; mi! um m
occurred curious: elm mm
“macaw...“m
«thin-neat. antithesis.
wywwr
. ohms here and
, .013
lii'nipauk: liowauion. Dalton. Westport and Saugatuck '1
win—1,
VOTIRI MY ll. DiCFRANGHISED. .
AUSTIN, Tom. Jan. 10. w—iinlesato-
day‘ s congressmen and senators arel
willing to disfnnebise themselves. .
they still have to come from Was hing- I
ton and be at their voting places not
later than the last day of'thc present
month. This Ismado necessary by the .
operation of the Texas poll in amend- ‘
monL'rwhich makes it compulsory for
citizens to pay this tax before they can
vote or be eligible Io office. The law
further provides that this taxcannot
he paid by proxy. but must be paid in
poarson.
“-..—«....
FIGHT WILL I! BITTER.
Those who still persist in closing
their ears against the continual reo- .
unmendaiion of Dr. King's Nee Dis-
covery for Consumption. will- have a
long and bitter dght with their tron
hiss. it not ended early hr fatal termi
nation Read what 1‘. R. Real]. of
Best]. Mills" has to sin: ‘Iut fall on
wife had every symptom of con'sump
lion. She took Dr. King's NesI Dis
mvery after everything else had fail
1 ed. for rovement came at once sod ‘
tour not es entirely tired her" Guar :
anteed by Frank if. 'ter. Rrutglst.
Price 50c and stile. "trial botiles free'. ‘
KILLED WIFE AND MOTHER-«Ni
NLAW
SAN ANTONIO, Tex“ Jan. tit-411 a
fit or anger Everett E. Bourne. a crlp- .
ple‘d railroad fireman of this city. shot {
and instantly killed his wife and his '
motheriln‘la'w 1 night shot W. 8.
Really, his wife. stepfather. and then
IIcolorant/ell suicide , 11 II
......-
m are reua" whales wrru LA:
spent consi arable for
“utilise
«sea-it ”a? 11.122.111.11... remand air you
over without It Ado-ear
the will prcv‘ent an attack of pass
meals or la grippo. it may save your
life. Sold as- finish“ drug store.
80th Norwsli. and IA. C Stillmans
on. . .
... e . I"
was a
ohmogoumca‘rqgw
moi“
“he" belonged Iii Nest
sites 0' Don-
‘itl and she'
wit havc' maize: th'b shoots: let-
for from iii an “WV. 01 AasOiI l
ind.” i'is'vula has. Woosnw with
is more and (also has remedies and I
heathen .with l
l
phiaicianh at : reschedule relief on .
til i Is‘d Ida’s and Tar. .Txo
settings 's medicine cured are ‘
did i nos uset it e clupivclyi In m
”but 5‘ hotel
It
...7
IEridgeport Advertisements. C
Eridgcpori Advertisements.
'Wt
Wing“ AT READ 11, '
In the Upholstery Stars,
Never was there a better time to have your Furniture
renovated. Upholstery Fabrics are selling at reduced
prices. Our annual inventory is notIfar off and before
that time many articles will be closed out.
Furniture Coverings. formerly $1.25.,n0wI 69 cts a yard.
formerly 1.50. now 90 cts
formerly 2.00. now 1.25
formerly 3.50. now 2.25
Tapestry and Velour Squares for Stand Covers or
Sofa Pillows. which were 50 cts. now '25 cts.
Mantel Draperies. formerly $1.50, new 90 cts.
Figured Silk. 30 inches wide. formerly 45 ctr... now 25
Cid. .- .
Sateen Sofa Pillows. ru fflcd. formerly so cts, new 39
cts. . -
Here follows a list of high grade Portieres and Cur-
tains showing marked reductions.
One pair of Figured Velour Perrieres. were $25. 00.
now $12.
One pair of Reversible Porticres. were $12.00. new
3600-. . . f ‘
One pair of Silk Damask Perrieres.
were $10.00. new $4.98 .1.
Four pairs White Madras Curtains 2.50. now 1.25
Thrice pairs Antique Curtains. 3.25. now 2.90
Two pairs Novelty Curtains. 5.50,.1Ilow 2.25
Three pairs Novelty Curtalns. 1.00 now 1.98
mm M" Iri’h‘. W9" 4 9‘50! W 6.5”
Three pairs Irish Point. 12.50. now 8.00
Four pairs Cable N'et Curtains. 4.50 now 2.50
Two pairs Austrian Lace Curtains. 300. now 1.75
Two pairs American Lace Curtains. I6. 75 now 4.00
In rm' Furniture Store.
. A very handsome Colonial Davenport with oak frame.
upholstered in green figured VI'eioria is offered at a cut
Prince! ,'_1 i r.“ it .I
Tue hash is high with an my behd rest. the arms
Inning!» the broad mftedseat. is luxuriously comfortable.
and it is long enough for one to recline at. case. This' is a
-. I’f’dr ling lIlome. Farther price $51. 25.
A DAmpon in similar style but a trifle smaller, also
M g"‘“’” "M 300-900" 96w
£53837} .' 1 ”mafia” p. 9.11-
r‘fh‘ft.
Norwalk Chronicler