90 WASHINGTON ST.
@422. . .. r1 . .
. D. LYON (it CO.
V are‘
' SOLE AGENTS
for
W. 1.. DOUGLAS SHOES
$55.00 and $55.50.
SOUTH NORWALK. conn.
W Sale
BOY'S SUITS AT
1.1.1
11 NOHRTH MAIN STREET
S tr]!
Continues.
f' Our store. was crowded Saturday with buyers eager to take ad-
vantage of the great lnventorr‘ rcductlorm. our 3 Hpet'illlH are men's tine i
cashmere suits at the unheard of price bi
l 35.98. . .
$1.25. 3
BOY'S PVERCOATS, ALL WOOL. SIIES 8 TO 15.
$1.98.
1 Better grades at prices accordingly.
D.‘ Gattlieb,
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
iluiluhh is
In. Warlihe
Advihes from Port Ar-
thur State that Peace at
War will he Definitely Set-
tled Today or Tomorrow
.__......._._.
PORT ARTHUR. Jan. 23.——iligh oili-
clals here say they believe war or
peace will be. decided upon today or
tomorrow.
After 'a conference of the heads of
all the. departments of [he Mam-bur
ian administration, orders were issued
that a list of every available army and
navy reserve man in Manchurla be
drawn up. as Well as a list of those
indispensable for the civil administra-
tion which it is impossible to send to
the front. it is claimed that the re-
serves total 30,000 men, The bulk of
the Port Arthur fleet is stationed just
outside the mouth of the harbor. Na-
val and military stores in unusual
quantities are being bought on the con-
' dition of immediate delivery.
The Admiralty authorities answer-
SELLING our '
As this will he our last month here.
we‘ are sacrificial: and slaughtering
loads more than ever, as all the goods
left after February 10th will be ship'
pad to the Stamford Auction Rooms
and sold at auction.
500 cotton and twill Um
29c and title.
33.00 Gloria Silk Umbrellas at titles
and 79c. regular price $2.00.
500 Silk Umbrellas. close roll silk
cover with Parogon frame. silk tasseii
self opeder and patten rimer natural
wood handles and sllv er tips only 980
regular price 83.00. Same 85.00 um-
brellas left at. 82.00.
10 piece Toilet Sets 81.98. regular
rice $5.00. $9.00 sets at $3.98. All
do of thin and shell glasses at 35c
. dot. Wine Glasses 24c (102., P .pper and
- Salts. 2%0 each_ at the chea est store
(I! earth.
(E. J. GALLAIGHER,
SUCCEBSOR TO
T. J. MAGNER,
._ Cheapo“ store on Earth
1! Washington 8!.
QBSHLUTE
hrellas at
lug inquires on the part of the ship
owners. decline to define the rights of
Ship-
ncutrul ships bound {or Japan.
ping rates have advanced a hundred
per cent. during the
Otherwise the truffle of foreign ships.
especially in Japanese coal, which is
obtained by indirect purchases, corr
tiuues normal. The shipping compan~
ies. however, are preparing to with-
draw from here. The authorities are
considering the question of removing
the non-combattants. for whose trans-
portation ships are in readiness. 0w~
In; to the disorder in the native city
here among. the coolictt because the.
government works have been stopped.
guards occupy the streets nightly.
LONDON. .lun. 21l.~ A tiespntch tn
the (‘entrrll News from '1‘oltlo says:
"An extraordinary issue of the (in
zcttc has been published containing an
imperial ordinance approving the var
ious coast detence regulations and for-
bidding under state d pen: titles the uni
lgation of private \esscln ilshlnz wnith-
in specified areas or the tallying out
of marine work which might be iniml- thlillirrely.
‘. \\c d u offering in the Fur line. oi this
cal to Japanese naval interests. 'l‘-ht
decree is regarded us being highly Sig
niticnnt.
past fortnight.
l
unlEs 'ho Hm llutl Thom
Recommend “the BE“
”II. KING‘I
Btu Crown Brand
PEllllllllllll Pills.
inns-dicta ullci. no danger. napal- R
Um! lor’rlrl i y indium cocci: ins. flu ndrodc Mucu-
monitor. Arrlulwlilnamim mylmtilllijli’lnlflllllcfl
In rouutru-prs-Ilou. Bond ten t'rllll tor sample
boo uln- orhv mod ll wt: 0!].
{Jill VEDIJIN‘ 60.. low “310 scam. I”!
Do You W ant Morel]?
l have it to loan on all kinds of Real
Estate in large or small amounts. from
one. to three years, or on easy monthly
payments. 5 and 6 per cent interest.
F. Arminglon Peaveu.
Mortgage Broker.
1090 Fulton Street.
BROOKIMYN N. Y.
Dept. M.
VICTORIA uousl.
Cor. Monroe St. and Railroad Ave.
T. J. SULLIVAN.
PROPRIETOR.
European Plan. Excellent Rooms.
Just completed and newly furnished
throughout.
Look at our room: and compare with
any in town.
One minute from all trains.
Rates Moderate
SEOUHi‘i‘
hearing. .Clltl‘lill's Lil‘lllr LIVER PILLS mast
. lit-starts Signature. of
'.'\—.'II—
m/o' a
that Shoes That Flt.
‘ {i THAT'S THE REAL THING. THEN '
We.”
THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL
l. “ltd ht,
SQTQTRDkY. IA," :3, root.
War On Shoes ‘
At Olsen’s.
Big Cut in High Priced Shoes.
Men's pat. horse hide bluchers. Men's oat. horse hide but-
ton. Men's pat. colt shin dressztoes (were $3.50 shoes)
$2.48.
Men '5 box call, hea'vy hanzl sewed shoes. Men's oicr' hid.
hea'by sole dress shoes. Men ’5 patent leather. dull top dress
shoes. Men '3 hang. cal/ .JJ '5. medium tom (were $2.50 and
TRIST
T
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
RAM&HYATT
W) $1.98.
Ladies' line hid welt dress shos. Ladirs' patent colt, heavy
soles, lace shoes. Ladies' box calf heavy soles (were 32.5 0
and $3.00 shoes)
$1.98.
Men '5 kid Everett slippers. 300 pair at
39 cts.
Ladies' felt for trimmed falters. Ladies’ felt lo'lb slippers.
sapocial 35 cts
l p s o M e: - n or s:
WANTS THESE—DO YOU?
{the Sleeping Garments for Children. 19c
t‘hildrI-n's i‘ndcrr-‘ets :urd l’nntn. stars :3 to 8. excellent 33c uurlnvnts. 19c
\Vonlcn‘s fittc (loll (lion-s, all colors. 35¢
lllnck Mcrcerizcd Petticoats, lined and unliri‘f‘d, regular prices $1.25
and slim. 95c
lr‘ltlnilclelle Kimonos. regular price. “.00, 75c
llluck Wool (‘urdignn Jackets, $1.00 kind. 75c
intent Style Sweaters. were $2.98, new, $2.25
NEW COLLARS. NEW BELTS. NEW LAC‘ES!
Ask about them. Come in anyway.
N. E. RYAN.
86 Washington Street. South Norwalk.
Clearing Sale—Prices Cut in Half.
Entire stock of Fall and winter goods must be Mild regardless of value
or cost. to make. room (or the coming sprint: season. The entire stock is all
of this pcasuil's goods and consists. of ludlcs' Clouka Suits: .latkcts. t‘bil-
drc'n s .-lut itcts Infants long and short t‘ oats and .l full and ttllll]ll(‘Il‘ line of
it will also be to your adiautaget o tome and see the bargains
season's goods.
The Fair’ Cloak and Fur Store,
68 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK.
HOYT'S THEATRE.
SATURDAY, JAN. 23.
Glover’s the Place! Matinee and Night.
! .
i hint" iih‘hig‘v
You Must 1
Wear Shoes
His Lasl Dollar
that is sure.
A Delightful Comedy-Drama. Charm-
Ingly Actcd Elaborltcly Staged.
Even More Pleasing than “A! Ptncy
. Ridge” and “Up York State." Mr.
who not wear'the sort
that lit uour foot.
llOtli purse and Hour
idea of attractiveness.
Htgglno' Previous Buccoucc.
’l’hone 107-6
PRICES—Matinee. 15c, 25c and 35:;
Night. 25c, 35c, 50¢; a tow coats
at 75c.
Seats on sale 5 days in advance.
COMING.
NEXT WEEK—WEEK JANUARY 25.
Murkle Harder Stock
Co
0
Presenting
MISS EMMA MYRKLE.
MR. w. H. HARDER
and
HIGH CLASS VAUDEVILLE.
OPENING PLAY MONDAY EVENING
My Jim—Companion to Way Down
East.
Tuesday eve-Caught in the Web.
Wednesday eve.-—Naval Cadet.
Thursday eve—Secret Dispatch.
Friday eve—Little Alabama.
Saturday eve.-Hldden Crime.
Matinccc:
Wednesday—Tide at Fortune.
Salllrilay—Quaker Wedding.
Ladicl' 150. Tickets to 300 Monday
night.
Matinee 10 and 20m; Night, 10. 20. 30:.
t Think These Prices
Over:
roa ooooasss 'sAKe (IF roalmmm.‘ Ham ; tat/goth-
N0 omen auoou) am! one Merwlt't'o Slush”. zlouorzsc
Mum Veal, ‘ ,-
coAL. ous STOCK to run. or M ‘6.“ m up
coon THINGS To use THE rate. no not». 10° “F
Pan'rua: M Tu: HOME A‘l’ THE.“ ””9 M53334“ 3 "’5” @—
Iuonr moron. eon INBTANCI F tho-Item. ‘0'
PM HIM.
raises “OLD couPANY'oJ-I 3... Turkeys. \
moo." eon use warren .N-t Wm I“ M m n.
runs lHtI‘lf THAN AMI! ‘*
stony.
Mackerel. You can buy them for 10¢
a pound.
Boston Blue. 7c lb.
Haddock, 7c lb.
filarket Cod. . 8c lb.
Frost Fish. 6 its for 250
Salmon. whole iish. ' 10c lb.
Clscos and White Fish 10c lb.
i 0: a may a do! when
”W
i handsomcr.
Champagne Color Matched
$4.75 Oil Heaters for .
23c. Sink Strainers for
Our tenth annual importation of Hamburg Edgings and Inscriings is: now on sale.
ithis season is better In many ways than any we have ever shown before.
The assortment is larger and the prices are lower.
things In Cambric Edgings and Insertings—blind and eyelet work.
Nainsook Sets—wide. narrow. with inscrtings to match.
Swiss Sets, Demi Flouncing and Inserting, in blind and open chccts.
Batiste. Black and White Edgings and Insertings. and All Overs.
50c. Lanterns for . . . .. . . ..
$3.50 Wringers for . ..
59. 69 and 79c. Bread Raisers. 49c.
Decorated Dinner Ware—broken lots—to close out.
Annual Sale of Furs
It has always been our custom to close out every piece of For thc season that it is bought,
and to carry nothing ever from one-season to another.
making low prices. This sale is now on. and every piece is inclurled~~uotlring is reserved.
goods are right. the prices are low and the benefit is yours.
The only way that we can do this in by
The
HAMBURGS
The line
The patterns are finer and
The line includes all the newest
Sets.
Beading in Cambric. Nainsooi. and SWISS in all widths. .
All Overs in Cambric. ua'msook and Swiss.
HOUSEFURNISHING DEPT
..... $3.75 Cotton Clothes Lines . . . . . . .roc.
.29c. 6 Lantern Globes for . . . . . . 725C.
..... $2.75 CakeTurccns.............. 3c.
....... 17c. Fancy Cake Cutters . . . . . . .. 2c.
Nest Eggs. 3 for .......... 5c.
Price lower than ordinary white ware.
TRISTRAM & HYATT, Norwalk. Conn.
No. 2 and s oazrrre BUILDING.
Board III’ lirliel'i
Notice. hereby given that theF
llourd ol' itrlicf of the Town of Nor~l
walk “ill met-i lit-their oilice. tlprrul
llousc block, on Monday. Ft‘lil‘lilll‘y lsln
1904. front 2 o'clock until 4 o'clock. p
311.: Saturday. Feb. tith. from 2 llitlll -i
o'clotlt. p. "1.; “Mint-stint err-Irinu.‘
Feb. loilr. from 7 until it tl.“ltit‘li2 SJi-l
~rrria). l-I-b. iillh. irozn ;.' untr. 4 o'clock?
p. nr.: \\'crlne.~day creninn. l-‘clr. lTIh.
Trtllll T ltillll ll t).l‘lt|l'l\; Sillill‘tiity. Felt.
20m. from 2 until 4 o'clock. p, or. for
the purpose of hearing and .lI-lt-rniln-
irlr: any and all appeals made to them
from the doing of the Assessors on list
(If I‘Jtlii.
They will also meet with thr- Axel-s.
ours as n joint board. Saturday Ft'll.
:tvth. at i p. m.. for the purpose of
nbutinrz the polls of sick and disabled
persons.
JAMES Sl'Tlll‘IRLANl),
GEORGE W. Fl'l‘t‘li,
DUDLEY 1'3. llOY’l‘,
Board of Relief or Town of Norwalk.
Norwalk. t‘onn.. Jun it}, “’04.
120-120
South Norwalk
Board of Relief.
Notice is hereby given that the
Board of Relief of the city of South
Norwalk, will meet on ‘.'ednesday.
January 20. 1904, at 7:30 o'clock to it
p. m.;Saturday. January 30, rear troml
:3 to 5 o‘clock p. m.: Wednesday, Feb-
ruary 3, from 7:30 to 9 p. m.; Feb:
rnary 10, at 7:30 to 9 p. m.; Tuesday.
February 16, at 7:30 to 9 p, nr.; in the
Council Chamber in Haviland street.
in said city. for the purpose or hearing
and determining all appeals from the
doings of the assessors of said city.
on the list of 1903. Dated at South
Norwalk, January 16. 1904.
JOHN F. MCMAHON.
MATTHEW CORBETT.
Board of Relief.
is
im 116
FRESH FISH
This
is the week to eat Spanish
German Carp, Blue Fish Weak Fish.
Bea Trout Steak Cod. Halibut. Smelt.
Pickerel all selling at reasonable
prices.
0APT. HUOROSS.
lost In! of Wadihcm m Bridge.
Old Salvation Ann! Pulldinl.
' THI MEDICINE METHUI‘LA
*1'K.00
What medicine did lethuaeia ck
To teach thatL I!“ clam
Why. or outline. when or mm. Diet.
As than. no not. and: e not -
You, too. can Ilu all. CRY-1:1:
I.
29-31
that Washington St
Hiilllllhlli ti Hi.
Mark-Down Sale
CLOTHING
Overcoats and Suits
Men and Youth.
Come in and look 'us over. We
have a good assortment of BELT
OVERCOATS in Fancy English
Mixtures, to be sold regardless of
former selling price.
OUR EASY PAYMENT PLAN
is open to you. Select whatever
merchandise you need. and pay
for them in weekly payments.
We do not charge you anything
for the accommodation. on: .
prices are as low and in most in-
stances lower than elsewhere.
Are you in need of a good
TIME PIECE? We have a good
selection of WATCHES; a guar-
antec\with cycry one sold.
$1.00 Per Week.
ManufacturorcofAll Kinda a!
SPEC!“ MACHINIRY
AND 4
EXPERIMENTAL WORK
Specialty Mtg. Co.
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Norwalk Chronicler