“the
am of Yale . tapeworm-st,
very scholarly ‘ haunts, a load ssr~ '
monitter. deep thinker and of exception
‘nlty tine social qualities. It is to be
hoped he will accept the invitation to
come to South Norwalk.
, “liar and Proprietor.
"FRIDAY. JAN. as. 1904.
Miniature Almanac for Tomorrow.
Hish‘ilde. 1:41 a. m.; 1:56 p. m.
" lull rises. 7:10 a. rn.; sets. 6:06 p. in,
[VIKING pINTINIL TILIPHONI
. “it-e ' 0AM...
Mil—Iditor'. Residence.
82-8 -Itia|neaa Office.
82-! -Id|torlal Room.
“- -Iranoh Office, Norwalk.
in the death of William Mitchell.:
ll‘he Norwalks lose a man who has ev- .
,er been an honor to the community
end one of its best citizens. lie. has
The organisation of ’a flick Benetit
Society by the mantis" of the Hatters'
Union, in w W, is a step in
advance sad as whit is to be com-
mended. if properly conducted, and
there is no reason to believe that it
will be otherwise. great good will re-
_sult to the members.
I
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Fabulous. t
. Don't leave the sprinkling of nut—
lnieg out of your "lobster Newborn."
, , The beautiful new embroldertw"
‘, ”Fulfilled ”19 C“)! 0' NOTWIlk Ilitteinpt one to make up her own liti-
' . political offices on different occasions. l K‘ ric. l
“d u“ always (uncharged the "-qu Too high a stock. even it' not stit't‘.‘
' . Will because of the constant t’ricliou‘
l . .
fittegdetlllttil‘lln H3]wfiflllfl$fiughgdhsh make it brown mark on the ueck. ‘
; . y 3 e ' The demand for dress linens int. be-I
: he V“ seriously wounded. ““ has gun in earnest, and the advance pul-.
been one of the solid. conservative terns arebeiug eagerly picked up. The,
{mm successful bunnies“ men of Nor- number who buy early increases llIi-'
walk for many years, and his death
mtally. l
, in her great desire to develo some.
will be felt with sincere sorrow by all p
who knew him.
part of her ilgure, many a wontau has.i
by too vigorous massaging reduced the
part. Light strokes are the. kind that
The South Norwaik police force had develop.
a busy time. last night. and it was no The prospect ‘9 “1‘" the" ‘1' t” "9
tably one of the most disagreeable t considerable winter yet. plenty of time
I to have made and to wear one of the
nights ever known in which to be on:
I
‘jaunty skating bolems of ermine or
of ,doors. There were drunks. or, sable trimmed lamb.
boardlna house thief. and ,, compel-4 if you should have the misfortune to
filter—later a suicide—at one time in I Hill” some grease. mew“ kitchen "00"
-»~thesr iiilsfortunes are bound to actor;
the lockup. The (”“09” “"3 to be I to old and young housekeepers alike—
_ praised for the good work they accom-l tiiimcdlatrly diish cold water on the
plltihed iti preserving the peace and ' ii'it‘“r'i‘-k1m“1w”ll himtdenl ll “0 it can-
, , . . , _ l' no son an tecp y n o t to wuou
protecting lht tltileus oi the commimi : it all the. blue wash materials being
U- ;sliown are purchased and worn. then-
will] be no question about the lll‘t‘ViA-
. . 1
South Norwalk (ititigrtiflflil‘lnanflis, leucc of this color the coming season;
‘ . are to be congratulated on the unanl- l line of the prettiest l have seen is al
why and heui‘ttuess with which a call . >0" 0‘. fine "”9““ Kri‘"“‘“"" “‘“h:
was extended to Rev bewin i" mm“ ;whltc lircnch knots on the stripes. .
Have you noticed how transparent .‘
D.D.. of Si rucuse. Dr. iluell is u t-ll‘iiil' most of the new wash fabrics are? ’l‘hls‘
m, . ‘ltltIlllli not only pretty gowns, btit u
legiislltiici'able increase in business lli
u ~ ‘ n i e n in; departments of our stores
The Hotcl Cllftord tier they will certaily all require spec-
tlnl linings Perhaps the girl who has?
makes a specialty of dinners and ban-| ‘0 “mm “9" WWW wll turn what “i”!
, . pctlt‘rs ill first In extravagance into all
. quets, “I'VE" "‘d cosine uneacelled. i - cunnmy by having several linings for
' Rates reasonable. :iie gown. tints making it seem like u
, mitt-rent gown as the different linings
JOSEPH L. WALZ. , .t'c substituted for one another.
l
NW_._
. Proprietor. comes ssnrencso TO DIE.
.v BUFFALO. N. Y., Jan. 22.--Cltat‘|cs
ALSO PROPR'ETOR HOTEL M“ Burner. 75 years old. the murderer of
HACKlMO. l-‘ranz and Johanna Frelir, was today
:ciitenced to be electrocuted in the
week beginning February 29. Attor-
iiey Philip V. Fenneily. made a formal
motion for a new trial. but it was de-
uieil. That was the one chance for
llouler and when the denial came from
Telephone, 198.
A. L. DUNCAN & 00..
Can depend on Linoninc to
clear the voice. It removes
the irritations and inflamma-
tions from the membranes
and men then: the vocal
cords. not caving the throat
weak and sensitive, the com-
mon fault of cough drops
and mixtures.
W. Sidney Valentine.
cholrmtisicr at St. .liiines' ltlpisco
pal church. (treat Harrington.
Muss. says: "turntable is the best
medicine to clear the throat of
liiiskincss atul strengthen the
voice that i ever used. it has my
lu-ttrty endorsement.
Girard S. Kepler.
inierlociitor with Wushburn's
Minstrels, writes: “We always
have a supply of Linonine on
hand to combat. colds with. it
takes the dry, harsh feelings out
of the throat and strengthens the.
voice. Singers find it of great val-
ue.‘
Miss Kathleen O'Connor.
soprano of St. Stephen's choir
Ridgefleld. Conn. says: Lino.
nine restored my voice and enabl-
ed the to keep appointments that
int-nut much to my future. I
am pleased to l't't'lnlllllt‘lltl so excel-
lent an article."
J. G. Knapp.
with ill llcury‘s Minstrels, says:
“We depend on Linonlne to keep
otir slngers' voices In shape. it
removes hoarscuess and brings otit
thc notes clear as a bell."
Mrs. J. l. Blackmail.
contralto in the choir of the Meth-
dlst Episcopal church, West
lil‘llngt‘. N. .l.. writes: l.lnonine
('Iii‘t'd- me of a condition bordering
on oulck consumption. My voice
was so weak 1 could not speak a
loud word and i had to give up
my position in the choir. l was out
five months, but inside of three
weeks after i began to take Lin-
ontiic it restored my voice and l
""‘llillt'tl my place in the choir.
Linonlnc keeps me free from colds
and i recommend it to all my
friends "
89 WALL 811, NEW YORK Ciij .lusttcc Lambert, the murderer ncvcr
"H't‘l'i‘ll.
G WHAT'S W A NAIlAE:
STOCKS BONUb liiciylliiirz. la in the name when it
1 .4 INVESTMENTS ~>llli‘.‘ l.) ‘.\'Etcli iialel Salic. E. (3
.‘ciWitt it (‘o.. of Chicago. discovered
illl" vv ars ago how to make u ealvc
Sound and Safe as Savttigs
Banks, paying better rates oi in.
tersst.
tor i’iics. i-‘or blind. bleeding. ltchiiig‘
ud protruding Piles. eczema. cuts.
‘ltlii‘ilri. bruises and all skin diseases
,“chtt's Salve has no equal.
Your name on a postal writ ‘tast given rise to numerous worthless
- n, ,toiinterfeits. Ask for i)cWitt's»——ihc
”in, particular \ "niiine. Sold by Cdfford Pharmacy.
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CALL :8—2.
coon lama: T0 EA r.
, There is no substitute for ABSOLUTELY PURE GOODS.
should use them. We buy and 3: ii the Best Goods only.
Teas Teas
Extra Fancy Formosa Teas . . .................... .
.1“.
, .Coffco
‘ our Best
Coffee ~
Java and Mochli at 38c. lb. You can'a beat it.
, Double Cream Cheese.
-. We keep the best stock of
reasonable.
EmFanchapan Tea ........
.Fancy Mixed Green and Black Tei. special ........................
- Java and Mocha Coffee is one of the magnets that attracts to our store.
there is plentyof so called Java and Mocha Coffee client! at less price. But a comparison with ours
THF MEDICINE METHUOELA
TOOK.
What medicine did Mcthuscla pick
To reach that ripe old age?
from Witch Hazel (list is a specific “‘hll 0‘ course. medicine of D" Dirk.
As then. so now. all the rage.
You. too. can live nine fifty-six.
()n a penny a day for Dr. Dick‘s.
This Those veterans who irisk on Duffy's
Malt
liy Methuseln's sldearn'i worth their
salt.
eymour’sStore
It is a matter of health that you
but. lb.
...... 40c. 1b.; 3 lbs. for SLOO.
Coffee
True
mortally convinces lovers of the genuine article of the superiority of the quality of our Famous
We sell the best 25c. Colic; in this town. and have Coffee at all prices.
, ‘ I‘Extra Fancy Head Rice. roc.: 3 lbs. for 259.; Fresh Country E gs. Rosy Sweet Delicious But-
, madciwcekiy: New Maple Sugar, toc. cake; Pure Maple yrup. Ferris' Hams and Bone-
good things to eat of any store in this section. and our prices
k datum» a good result why you should place your order with us.
.,':. me La. til/.c La.
. -, 24c u”.
'ecyFineet Etgln Creamery Butter.
0
2‘6 LI.
is. 7a.; ism 8ait Pork, lb. m.
., . can: can . .
or Lenten Cakes. lb. 5m! ' ‘i “m "' °‘ Mm . . . W- “‘3',
. , .. GIAIIIIIIII. 5 lb Moll . 24¢.
_ H. . . l . . U Gate.
M "" "i runs: ‘ . r: (Piece shine in...) , ,
7 . sexes Wheat reed. iii. no.
“If; . :5 - ,_ mm" , place china tree.)
3m Moo. it mi 5 m leaps. a cane an.
“riff“? huh-titles, M'tl save you Money.
7.;‘1'HE ‘
avatar. ‘ ramped. can. '
a. a: ‘v': I. Y M“‘
7 lira. New Ioctmheat for
Charles E. seymnur. leading Grocer. 33 West Washintitdn Street.
oney Saving Prices.
Don’t fall tc'investigate them thoroughly. You will find them hard to match elsewhere. Our usual big induce-
ev,c Le.‘
Extra Fancy California Heine. Makea a fine piece of meat for your Sunday dinner. Only BIA: per pound.
' 24¢ as.
You will like tt—we known—be cause there's none better made—that's
i
new roux enacts r ca.
88 AND 87 MAI” ITREE'I’,
NORWM.
28c.
~‘ nlar price “a. , .
THE CLEARANCE SALE
Still holds the attention' of
crowds of eager buyers
We have surpassed all previous sales. People come to the BOSTON STORE
from miles awau. Theu were attracted bu the strongest of magnets. namelu. 'l'llii
VERY LOW PRICE ON STAPLE MERCHANDISE. Neier has such prices
prevailed before in Connecticut.
Look these prices over carefullu and see what
other dealers ask. You’ll find us one-quarter to one-half lower than their pauses.
r—
I’ . . -.. ..
Winter Coats
The last ctill is about here. The
prices have tic-in ciit regardless of
cost or wurth- simply a moving
event. They pust move at these
prices.
Eight \'cloti- (‘oittn that have
sold regularly at $32.50 to I'..'».(ltl
Sale Price $12.60
2.’ (‘lotl‘i Coats. satin lined. pct"-
fcctly mudc. value up to $16.50.
Sale Price 88.50
l0 (‘lotli ('oitts.
$22.50 and whim.
Sale Price 512.50
regular price,
Full lA‘lllzlll Ncwniarkets. all
wool, were 3] null. to make a rapid
cit-tin tip have marked them.
Sale Price $5.00
u‘ ‘I
.\
LOTS «S
(‘. ll t‘orscts, $1.00 models. all
Bill's. also laniiuers, Thompson and
it t‘. ('orscts in lmtlicti lots. nigh
ular dollar grudi i.
saleP e68c
While. "all?
“lllltil'l‘tls ttl' ~litiwy whili- gilt"
nicnii- have been sold during this
January sale. You would (nink that
i-vcri‘hod) has sutuplcd ihc bar-
gains. if you how not been in to
see the nice garments at a nice hav-
ing ion will miss lhi‘ greatest of
all opimriunitlcs, Sonic pointers:
50c Gowns.
Sale Price 39o
t :3 lac (‘orset Coyers.
Sale Price do
We (‘orset Covers.
Sale Price 21c
29c Dre were.
Sale Price 190
50c Drawers.
Sale Price 39c
50c Corset (‘ovcrx
Sale Price 39c
W
81.00 White Skirts.
Sole Prlo0 78c
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31.50 White Skirts
Solo Prioaéllflo
32.00 White Skim:
Sale Price? 31.80
Dress Goods
Wash
46 inch Botany Al tross. colors,
black and white. re tar price 76c.
house dresses and
tar price 1255c.
Sale - i‘ 66
Linen Dress ('lnghams for
Walsta and 8 21in Suite—ad-
vertised in No" worth 850.
Sale Prl i2 i-2o~
winch Black aim suit. 'res-
r Sal0 P '50 We ‘
Black figured .-. adage, ail‘
wool, regular p s up to 81.00‘
para. , '
2080
hp.
loo pier-cs American Slitriini'.
Prints. wholesale price today 5c.
Sale Price 4 l-Zc
Kitchen Dept
to quart itctliiiicd liisli l‘su. rcir
til:ir itl‘ll't‘ ‘.'.’>t.
Sale Price 1.90
I lit, Ti‘ll (tr ("um-c
regular price tic.
Sale Price 5 c
(‘iilllst cr.
(lair. iron Slop l’itiis. rcgtiiar
price 35w.
Sale l‘rloe 27c
t; ot. Ellilnli'l i’rcsci'viiig Kettic.
rcgular price Iiilc.
Sale Price 250
.. quart ’l‘tii llllllli‘l‘, regular prlcc
lilt'. .
Sale Price 7c
(liilv. iron Wash 'l‘iibs.
litit‘t‘ liilt‘.
Sale Price 49c
.. _. mile r'r'” or' .
()nc quart Decorated llowl, reg-
ulnr prici- lt'tc.
Sale Price 70
regular
Underwear. liosierii
and
Men‘s Wear
____
ladle-5' Vesta and Pants,
wool. value 750.
5:10 Pm» 500
part
Ladies' Heavy l-‘leeced Vests and
Pants. value We.
5:10 Price .350
.-
indies“ Heavy Fleeced Vests and
Pants. value 290.
Sal0 Prlc0 21c
Children's Vests and Pants. rib—
bed. fleeced. value 254.- to She. not
all sizes. .
Sale Price 15c
The “ESTY” Seamless Hose for
women the best 1255c stocking
made. "
Sale Price do
Boys' "Tttffenuf" Hose. the kind
that equals any 25c stocking made.
Sale Price 186
Boys' Fleeced Shirts and draw-
ers, value 25c.
Sale Price 160
Men‘s Fleeced Shirts and Draw.
era. shirts double breasted. value
50c.
Sale Pric0 J? l-Ze
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Some odd Underahlrta' for men.
large sites. regular price We.
slightly solids.
. a" ‘
Sale Price 280
Ken'- Outing flannel Shirts. va-
lue 50c. “(l-Inf." Druid.
Sale Price 07 l-2e
lioys' Outing Flannel
slightly soiled. value 50c.
Sale Price 29c
Shirts.
Men's Fancy Shirts. stin‘ Imsotn.
value tip to Siditl. sizes only lt‘. and
turn.
Sale Price 250
Handkerchiefs
Gloves
Toilet Goods
Ladies' all lliicn handkerchicfs.
liciiistitched value “like
Sale Price 7c
Ladics' incc trintnicd
liroidcri-d
lZ‘gt'
and
handkci'chicls,
cm-
value
Sale Price 7c
Ltidil‘n' hematitched handker-
gigs-is. tape corners, rm ,
Sale Price 2 1-20
Men's colored liorticr
cliit'fn. value 121/30.
Sale Price 7 l-Zc
Ladies-r Golf Gloves. gray white
and red, value 45c
Sale Price 25c
iiaiidkcr
Ladies' black Golf Gloves. value
25c
Sale Price 16c
Year‘s unscented Soap
Sale Price 9c
Packer's Tar Soap.
Sale Prio0 15c
Mennen's Talcum Powder
Sale Price m
ltiibifoam and Sotodont.
Sale Price 16c
Small Wares. etc.
——.
5c, 7c. 8c Hambury Edges
Sale Price 3 i-2o
Hamburg Embroidery. value 10,
1255c and 160
Sale Price do yd.
ladles‘ fancy Stock Collars, reg-
ular price :60 and :60
Sale Price 18c
Crushed Mather Belts. tine qual-
ity. all colors, 25c nuallty
Sal0 Prlo0 lie
Seed Beads, all colors .
Sale Price to bunch
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Sofa Pillow Tops. regular 80c
quality
Sale Price 290
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Hemlnways 100 yd. epooi sin:
Sale Price In spool
.—
Ortentat Silk. 100 yd. spools. 1
dos. in a box
tale Prloo 19o box
Pins, :00 on it paper
Sale Prloe lc
Safety l‘ius‘ :tssttt'tt'il sizcs, val.
tic .'.c
Sale Price 2c do:
No. (to Satin 'l‘alt‘cia. bcst quali-
ty, black, white, cardinal, pink
and light blitc_ regular 25c quality.
Sale Price [do yd
No. no soft finish Taffeta Rib-
bon. black. white. red. pink. light
blue and turquoise. a bargain at
19c yd. While it lasts.
Sale Price No yd
(‘lark‘s 0, N. T. Lustre Crochet
“ uton. all colors, value So.
Sale Price 30 spool
omeslics
‘.',otto )‘tla. fruit of the looni hitter
lin, valui- today lilo yd.
Sale Price 70 rd
ititt doz. lliick Towels. red bore
der. size. lti x it). value 10c—
Sale Price 6 1-2::
42 x 36 full bleached Pillow
Cases, linen finish. worth ltlr ea.
Sale Prloe 8 l-Zc each
1,000 yds. Remnants. white
goods. extra value, at 15c yd—
Salo Price 100 yd
llcd checked glass Toweling.
fast color, value So yd.
Sale Price So yd
/
94 Unbleached Sheeting. one of
the best makes. value today 24c
yd—
Sale Price 210 yd
9-4 Bleached Sheeting. one of
the best makes. value 26c yd.—
Sale Price 28o yd
6.0 doz. large size Napkins. lull
bleached, value $1.00—
. $an Price 79o ‘yd
——
l bale 38 inch, Unbleached Mus-
lin, worth 6c yd.
Sale Price Sc yd
72 inch Bleached Damask Table
Linen. regular dollar quality
Sale Price 880
Milliner
Our entire line of Trimmed Hate
to close. Hats up to $15.00
Sale Prlc0 35.00
35.00 Hats
Sale Price $2.80
82.50 and 83.50 Hats
5:10 Price 980
Untrlmmed Hate
This Sale Half Price
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