‘
are
SOLE AGENTS
for
W. L. DOUGLAS SHOES
$55.00 and $5.50.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
DDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.
Hill Vivian Soderstrom attended the
tantamount? show in Ncw \otk Sutur-
. A Dlhbury mun nnnII-Il Norton was
“ token to the Norwttlk Hospital yestcr
‘ . day lilflerlng from 'd broken leg.
“Mil Adelaide Lawrence. of School
m1, Norw,alk has Ictutned bout u
f Wail sojourn III New York city
. A pool match will be played tltts t’\"
will], at the South Norwitik (‘Iub. be-
‘ tween L. M. erght and .I It}. Slater. I
Mr. and Mrs Clarence Rent-don and
Mr. Charles Pllxlleiu of IIowI- IItrcIt i
, are In New York today, attending the
’ . funeral of their aunt.
Mill Annie McKeoII oi NOI'WIIIII. wIIs
- operated upon at the hospital yt‘tiit'r- 1
day for appendicitis by in. Tl‘ilccy I.III
listed by Dru. Higgins and Gregory
Miss Jennie Barnum, of DanbuII. i
..Vlho has been unending the II eck with '
her sister, Mrs. Edward Ilct-rs.
Lowe street. returned to her home lust
night.
George E. Gibbons II Ito nus mntttc.l1
last week was pIeuI-IIIcII IIith sctctali
handsome NIIIeI pit-(cs by the eIn-l
ployees of thc sowing dcpartmnct ofI
the Wheelti StInII IIIIII fnc tot I
The Ridgcilt III hand is to giro :I coit-
cert Tucsduy night. in National llnll.
Westport. A numbcr of South Ntu
walk people will uttcnd.1‘hc program I
will be. a line one. lho affnit is forl
‘the bcnelit of illt' l“tllt'.~‘lt"lN oi iltutl
place.
AUTO BACKED DOWN HILL.
Dr. Clark's Machine Crashes Into a
Telegraph Pole and Loles a Wheel.
llr. A, N. Clark came to grief Sutur-
day morning. in Ills automobile whllc
,tryltfg to go up lily uvcnttc hill leading
to the IA)\\‘(‘ strcot bridge. 'l‘hc wheels
of the machine could not ltold on the
Ice and the machine commenced to go
backward.
BOIOTO Dl‘. (‘ial'k could stop it. lht‘
machine had rttn III this manner into
a telegraph pole. (Inc or the roar
wheels was utterly wrcckcd and some
other little damage done.
Dr. Clark and William W. Silt'llfll‘ti
acctiretl one of ll. ll. llncklcy's whet-ls.
which was substituted, and the much-
:lne was brought to Buckley‘s store for
repairs.
NORWALK BUILDING NOTES.
(The. Commercial liccord l.
Plans are being drawn by Architect
Ferris S. Morchonsc for it new business
block to be erected in Railroad III'cnuc
by Herman Quittncr. it will be It
brick structure. Itlxtiit fI-ct, two stories
high, with a gravel roof. There will
be stores on the first floor and lodgc
rooms above. The heating will be
by steam.
Architect A. N. i'illititlt‘i’lh’ prcpttriug
plans for a fine new residence to be
erected In \‘I'nshington street. by Dr.
John DumortII-r. it will bc a t'rantc
house. provided with ctery modern
conveniences. The heating will be
by steam and there will be mantles and
fireplaces.
Waldron & Riordan haw closI-Il iii
the building which they are erecting III
Gregory's Point for .I. ()‘Sulliyun. and
will resume work in the spring.
'REED RATIONAL AGAIN.
‘Harry .I. llccd was Icienscd froth lilt
Norwalk Hospital. yesterday. as ho had
become rational once nIorc. llI- claims
that he does not realize having at-
-t€mpted to carve up (‘larcncc (b-rtui»
netti, In the lunch wagon. There II»: no
charge of drunkenness, breach of the
peace or any othct misdemeanor
[- against him at poltcc headquarters no
one having made a complaint. so he
probably will not be arrested.
Mr. Reed called at The Sentinel oiV
.. ilcc. today. and explained his count-c-
tlon with the Bartondcrs' l’nion in Wal-
llngiord. He stated that he never took
-a penny that did not belong to him III
that place. Shortly before he left
there he bought a watch on the install.
ment plan. When he lost his position
he was unable to keep tip the pay-
ments on the watch. anti forfeited It.
This. he claims, wasa matter Vl'hlt'h
did not concern the Bartenders tlnion.
,He alleges that Secretary M. A. Ready.
01 South Norwslk, is a sworn enemy
of him (Reed) and published the cont-
- munieotion In Saturday's Sentinel for
the purpose of. injuring hint here.
FILLING OUT. '
‘ As this will be ottr last month here.
.'e are sadrlilciug and slaughtering
a more than ever, as all the goods
on after February 10th will be ship-
- pod to the Stamford Auction Rooms
ind sold at auction.
500 cotton and twill Umbrellas at
3.9c
80.0: Gloria Silk Umbrellas at 680
Old 70c. regular price 82.00.
“0 Silk Umbrellas, close roll silk
on frame. silk tossell.
pattern rimer natural
‘ -lIond] and silver tips, only 98c
price 03.00. Some '5. 00 um-
0311.00
Toilet Sets '31. 98. regular
. 30:09 sets at 83.98. All
. “I” hid shell glasses at 35:
I ' mosses 24c dot. Pepper and
_ each at the cheapest store
‘1
ii
. I
W!"
W2--. _ .
lnnd IIom wlIiIlI ht- llt'VI'l -»
1iit' Ionics II IIiic and one Iltlld iii-1Meeun“ Held with Mn. st, John. of
'tnI-nt will be lit Westport
Iusual on Saturday.
DEATHS AND FUNERALS
'i‘lMO'l‘lli' .l. S\\’I<.‘I~II'E\'.
The death of 'l unothy .I_ SWt‘t‘ilcy, of
ii llnrbnulI strI-ct, occurred at his
homc III l::lo o'clock this morning nf-I
tor an illness of Monte little with com»
pllctttion of diseases. lie was twenty
eight years of age and was it inetnl1
pollshcr by ll'illit‘. Although ltc htId
Ilyod in South Notuulk onty n IoItI-
ptIIIttlI'ely short tituc ho had guincd'
many friends III his chIltIl disposition'
and good llilllllt‘ i
II~- was employed lot II shott time!
III the Lockwood Miillllil'iltillllllll (‘om-
print as u polishcr. A week ago ill‘1
gIIII- up his position to tnkt. (Illt' IIIIII1
tlIc I’IndcnIInl Life lnttuttintt- (‘om-
puny.
lug out iii the bud IItItItlIcI tollctliuII
l'I‘i“".(tI\t‘lI‘ii
ides II mother. thtee btotlnts and
two sistcts to mom his loss. Ills ftt
IIcIIIl will be ilt'lti front St. .lusi-ph's
\I'IIdIII-stluy morning. IIItcr-’
MRS. A. M. CLARKSUN
Ann Muiiu. widow ol' the hut-
t‘:ltrksou tilt‘tl at the lIonIc of
.(ittllLllit'l‘. Mrs. John W. l’!cIc.c
ntpattk ctIIlI StIn-Iuy IIIorIIiIIII \IIIIIII‘
.Ilrs. I‘lntkson had been in failing
health for some time. her dt-uth was
unexpected. Shc lttttl bcu about as;
and rctirctl in good i
spirits, about it o'clock. III tlIc morn»
lint: it “as found she hatl passed away
during the‘ninltt. Mrs. (‘larkson was
born in llucitcss County. N. l'.. in
ltlzlti. but for thc past thirty ycurs had i
IchIdt-d in \\‘inntpauk Shc lctIIcs it
latgc (itt lc of Iclatitcs and friends to
mouth but loss The funci'nl IIilI bcj
hcld ftont her late home \Iedneaday
aftcinoon. at 2:: it) o'-ciotk I
\l \RION SMI'I II. i
“tllti IIIIs l(.i‘i‘ IIeIl here today of th. 1
death of Marion Smith. dauglttt-I of \i. ,
S. Smith. of Pittsflcld Mass, for :'ucIII
it Icsltltnt ot this «My tInIl I-tIgIIuI-Il .u
tlIc hurtlwttrc busintss htt‘c. Mitts
South was well-known and IIIIII tunuy
I'ricntls Io \\'ilillll III!“ In yrs of lit-I III-nth
comes Its :t l),i‘t"il shock. III-nth t'tillli':
I'tiy suddtnly to hcr as tht‘ rtsttlt ol'
itll attack of nppcutltcitis, i"I)lll‘ weeks .
ago she was born on a visit with
friends and WEIR :Ipparcutiy in good
health. SIII- nus, Wiiiil' ilI‘E’I', II nItnt«
her of the Sunday School of thc II‘IIst
..ctlIodi-d Episcopal Church. Hill] htr
inflict \\'Ili~ ii lllt'lllill'l' ot’ Illt‘ ollbinl
board of that church. 'I‘IIc funeral
will be hcld this :tftt-rnoon front the
Methodist church III l’ittstlclti.
\i'l|.l.l.\.\i III. IMIIIIWIN
I
John
Ilt‘t‘
Win-
1
William l-I. “iiithi‘lll. II \'t‘iI'I‘IIIl of
t'outpztny .\. rirsl Connecticut l‘ItI'III-
II‘. dropped dead Saturday, at his home, ‘
the rcsidcnct oi" lt‘t'ank (‘lark III t‘rnn-
bury. Mr. iltIlthIn had just cnittwlI
thc house when he toppled oycr tiotttl.
The funeral will he held tomorrow at-
tcrnoon, at l o‘t lock. :It tlIt i‘l.tr!; rI-sl-
chII-e. ltI-r. .IoI-l Spohn ofliclutlng. At
2 o'clcck n (I. A. it. scryicc Will be held
at the chapI-l of Riversidt- Cemetery.
.-\ll IIIcnIboI-s of Buckingham l'oI-I are
invited to await, lntcrntcttt will In-
in Riverside t‘emctcry
ELEANOR LYNCH.
The “With of Eleanor Lynch. navel
two yeitrs. tlIItIirhtcr Of Mr and Mts ‘
William Lynch, ocI-IIrII-d Saturday at
lIcr homc, ll i‘illrililll strt -I. from
scarlet fever. The funeral was held
,II stcrtluy ut .‘lzilo. Th»- intI-ruII-Itt was:
in St. Muty's ccnII-tcry. Mr. and Mrs I
Lynch hare becu ycry unfortunate til.
late, as it was only It few weeks ttgtt1
that they lost It son. Vincent, through
lht' ravages of the saute disease.
MRS. JANE \‘(ll'N(:S.
Mrs. Jane Youngs, widow of George
\‘ottngs. died at her horn.u in New (‘Iu-
Itaun. (‘.-nn.. yI-stct'duy. aged eighty-
sct'cn years. ’l‘hc deceased is survived
by II son, lantcs Youngs; thtcc daugh-
Icrs, Mrs George W. Peterson of
Bridgeport; \lts Maty .l. Saundcta.1
of Ntwnrk. N. .|.. and Miss Matthu
Young's. of New t‘anaan. A sister.
Mrs. Amnntht Smith. 209 State strcct.I
Bridgeport, also snrtiyes.
FRANK ll. BEERS.
lt‘rank H. Beers, the well-known cu-
gincer at the Arnold & (‘ompnny fotIn- ;
dry. Norwalk. tlII-d quite suddenly ofl
bcaI-t tliatasc Saturday. at his home In ‘
Main street. Mr. Beers. who was six-l
ty— eight Ieats of age IIIoI taken ill at1
the foundry last W ednestlny and re~~
moch to his heme. 'lhc Liil'ltlili scr-l
vices will'be hcld \\c:'incstht_\ after-
noon. at 2 o‘clock. at the house.
THOMAS F. KELLY.
Thomas F. Kelly died Sunday after-
noon at Izllll o'clock at the homo of
his father. Patrick Kclly. lI’I Franklin-
avenuc. Norwalk. He had been III for
some time. He was twenty-three
years of age. The funeral will be held
Wednesday at 9 o'clock at St. Mary's
Church. The Interment will be In St.
Mary’s cemetery.
lNr‘AN’r Hl'l.AND.
The. several months old daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Hyland, of Platts—
I'ille avenue, died quite suddenly Stit-
urday, Owing to the nature of the
death. It was necessary for Medical
Examiner Huntington to make a re-
port. The funeral was held yesterday.
interment being In St. Marys Ceme-
tery.
lNFANT OLIJEN.
The death or a child one year old
occurred at the home of her father.
Michael Ollien. In Lexington avenue.
The funeral will be held at 2 p. m. to-
:norrow. Death was caused by meas-
es.
EXCHANOED PULPITO.
At the 10:80 o'clock service. yester-
day morning, the Rev. Charles M. Sel-
ieck. acting rector of St. Paul's Church.
occupied the pulpit at Grace Church.
while the luv. James 3. Werner. rec-
tor of Grace Church. occupied the pul-Chrl
llc contiactetl a cold from be i .
5thout.:b tlIc IIttcntluucc was naturally
11iily $3Io0.
I lII.
iiiII- Inuit here this mornlng Joseph
_bnppcncd along at lIlI‘ limo.
..loscph ltyu't IIIIII
, May (loci ct of New York.
GREAT SWEEPING
CLEARANCE SALE.
MICN'H ANI) Ytlil'l‘libl' ()VEIIUOA'IS AN“ Sl'l'l't-l, which were #7 1
and $8. now 1
l
l
33.98.
Sit) and 812 ONES. til 1
35.95.
MEN'S SUITS. flut- iIrIItlI-II. which WI‘I'I' ill illlli $i, now '
. 5.7.98.
('IlllJHU‘iInh' i)\'l'l|Ii‘().\'l‘-‘1. kllit'll were ‘3 anti 3|, now I!
”.98.
SCI and so (INNS, at
‘ 32.46. '
CALI. ICAIILY AND 1.; SOME “i‘ 'l‘lil‘lh‘li III\|t(l.\INS.
D. Gottlieb,
11 NORTH MAIN STREET, SOUTH NORWALK. LIJNN.
u—s '
SCHOONER' CAUGHT FIRE.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON CLUB.
Crew Rescued Ol‘f Chathom. Mast. by
Tug Boat.
Muss. .lttn. -.\ftc"
‘iII- crew of a tilHflllit‘Ii IIIrct-inusII-IL
schnont-r. ntunc unknown. had been
II-st-uod by a tug bottt in It northwest
nub» cIIrII' today thc schooner which
Ellzabeth Sheet.
The Friday Micrnoon I‘Iub bold II
Int-cling. inst wcck. with Mrs. I‘lIIIrlwI
S. St. John. of Elizabeth strI-I-t. ili'
t'IlA’l'lIAM.
Illlilii ln-cuttst- ol' the weather.
'l‘hc Int-cling was in the that-III- oi “us bring totycd by the tug. took firt-
\lI-.»-. sib‘athur Illnutlmrd. Thv- paper and was abnntionml by the lowliout.
of thc titty was rcnd by Mrs John ll 'l‘lu- prom-odious wct'c olIIlt-t‘yctl from
LIIIIrcItcc It wns on 'l‘nvso Misr- slIot‘c. but the rounds were too far oil
for their identity in be made out. I‘
lookc d as If lilf' sc hoonot hud ln- '1'“ in
\iatgtttct ll \I’Itu i also ililli :I twp I‘.
iII-I nus unuliic to ill‘ pIcsI-III
SURETY MUST PAY“
l-‘ llzIIbt-tlt I (‘Itntnpiou nuts!
with costs. llt't'nIlN‘ of Mury
shortage in the;
Judge t‘tIrtI: ,
is be llc ch that tho butninu oi tlII Ic
‘sI-l was due to \Villt'l' rcachlttu iilllt' in
ll”l' cargo.
COLD IN THE NORTHWEST.
.‘ti l’~
Wright Smith‘s
I‘lllna Snni'ord «stntc.
Icntlc red It (il'f ision to that effect Suh‘ I' lllt Ant) .l.m :5... plump”: mm
.tIrIluy morniue 'l'lIc attlon was Illliltlt- tlIc Itholt III-rlltwcsi sut’fcr today
brought by the stain against Mrs 1’l lu tltt lllllilllt'it‘l' Z'i‘Ili'i|"li liftt-I'II ltclIIII
Smith and Mn». I'hiunplott. \lts. Smith in t‘ltltdgo. 'l‘lt- IIIoIIl Is :1: III-low
Ill: 1 not pttt in nu IIppcnIIInt-c when ”It“: -Ind there is sot II- [\DQII union in.“ I.
tIiIIl II .II tullml. Mn». tIuInIpIoII \Hls'illt \\ low point ulil lu- tqu-hcd lit-(or.
th suit-II on the t stub to the amount lilt' cold spell Is cuIIcIl. tint- IIIIIII lruz
of Si Two she \\ as he ltl Icsponsmb In sIIIt II I» to. I Id on lllt‘ stII- t is Th.-
for the amount of shottttgc IIHIH'II bI 1uuiticn'ilb-Il (Hill c was Into It to I
”It “1' II .IanI IistrIIIIII 1nttuguc
SOLVENT NOTICE.
Illslrict of \‘tIrIvnllI. M4,. l'l‘tlilflli‘
(‘ourrJannaty '.’ 'rd. A ll, lilo-I.
Bt'lllllt' of" Abraham .\I. liocrum. iflil‘
ct Norwnlk. in said District III-ceased.
The police it'Filnt'l‘ lhul Iiiit‘iit‘ll IIIIIIIc 1'1“. i‘ottri of Probate for the I)‘.I«it‘li‘i
II confession to thI-m IIlII-n nrrestwl "1m NorIIItlk. lIIItiI limited and allowed
II‘W III-I-ks :Ico that he and two I-tltt‘rlmx months 11.1.”, the 11"“. “UN”! for
I'ill'iil'r‘. “him" “I'm“?l ““‘l‘i' ""i "1"“ titt- ctcdltors vi tltI- I-istnlc to cxhibit
IlonI-d todny. contmittcd tht- butclury I11.I1r- .1111,"S 1-1.1 .,..111,.m1.”111‘111NIW1“,
tit: It tiny siIIItI-tl off with lIII-tr lmol.» “out.“ 1., 1.11.3.4” their upmnmig. prop-
iti I‘tlll‘lllll illiiliili‘l‘ litilizliIH and “or: 1.”. “111...“.(1‘ “11111“ m“'11 111m. “1” 1”.
”Hi3 Wt“ 'llWl “Hm “NW N‘ “.‘ ”l' Itv'luIrrcd II i‘t’tI'II‘H. .\ll ncrsons in
IIppcIIIIIntI- of un iiitoyicntc tl innit who 111.1111"! 1" M1111 l'htutc u”, requested 1,,
”l“ 1"” I.::IlIe iInlIIctlitItt payment to
.-\l>.i I. llflliltl'M.
Atilllilllsll'itll‘ik
CONFESSED To RosstNe SALOON ‘
\lI W llllll‘AlN. Jan2 .I.——- In tho ptk1
llilt‘kt‘li was bound oycr to the Supt-I 7
[HF (‘ourt on tho charge or burglariz -
in: Paul .lI-sIIIn's saloon. January 7
I
I
I
l
I
:iill‘> lInoI iil‘t‘ tltI IIIun down bcIIt hint:
and robin-ti hint of lit‘iiit't‘ll Sit and :I ‘ I :51 1 ..1
llItspI-r Iloncnfunt 1 '
who wcrc jointly charged with ”sub 1
cti in the burglary of tht- saloon had I
‘i‘htts' lIIII “ch 1
for burnlnry Ini
l'ialnrillc and ert ttIlIcn thIII- foI1
ttial 'l‘-hI thtet lulrxlats are lilltltl'
'IIIIII Ic'nis Itt' Itgt‘.
Reaistrars of Voters
Notice.
The legal rotors of the Third Voting.
District of the Town of Norwalk arc
hereby notitlcd that the Registrars ot
voters of the Third \‘otlug District of
the Town of Norwalk. will be in III-s-
s'lilll at the store of E. II}. tiorhum.
Pit-st IIIrcct. East Norwulk. on Friday,
l-‘I-brttury 5th. liliJi. and Friday, l-‘ebrtr
ury l'th. mm. from 12 noon until 9 p
III . for the purpose of receiving apph
cations for caucus and primary regls
Irtttiou.
I'IIsI-s Ililiit‘li
l‘l"i|l'|'t'.\it‘ti
lltvir
at once
MR8. MOSSMAN'S RECEPTION.
Mrs. Albert Moasman cntcrtalncd It
Iompnuy of friends at It reception at
her homu- in Morgan IIII littc, NorII alk
Hutuitlu Ill-'ttinooti tcn bclui: scrIcIi
This function was the sctond of a ser-
lcs of three, for which Mrs. MIIIIIIIIIIIII
issued curds scrcrul wet-ks ago. The
last reception ol' the swim: thI III‘ IziI-
cn Saturday of this “'I‘l‘k.
NEW FLOOR FOR DEPOT.
limpioycs of toe Consolidated Rail»
road Company have “(‘01) laying a new
floor in the ladles‘ waiting room at the
\‘oryInlk depot on the l'lanbury liiyl-
sion. ’Ihe tIOor has been III need of
I'cpuit for some tlntc. It is expected
that It new floor II ill also bc laid iii the
men‘s waiting room.
SHOT BY iTALIAN GIRL.
NEW YORK, .Inn. flit—During a dis
pure among a gang of Italian laborers
ill Brooklyn today (lttlscppc Sproue
was shot and killed by Solicia Zecha-
E. E. (IORIIAM.
JOHN KEOGII.
Registrars of Voters of the Third Votv
lng District of the Town of Nor-
It‘ulk. _
January 23rd litol.
Registrar Nttiti.
TlIc registrars of thc Town of South
Norwitlk will be III scsston at lilt‘ st-l»
j2I'I. fl
della. Snrouc escaped arrest. Tony ,, , . , I ., I .
If‘oatello was arrested today charged utmtns‘ olllte, N" 1" 'bouth MEI"
with 511001111“ .IamcI-t (‘hiklnofttkl 1,; street. Friday, February .Ith. and Pri-
Worcester. Muss.. In the back. Chick- day. l-‘cbruary l‘Jth I904. from 12 noon
illtlfhki'h‘ condition is serious. 11" 9 p, m. .
YACHT NAHMA AT CANNES. "‘ “‘ ,‘EM'Tl'mb'
CANNES. France. .lau. za.——TIIII RUFIIh 1. SMITH-
Iiuerican steam yacltt Nahma. owned j'lti 3w Rexlstrars,
bI Mrs. Ogden Goclet. has arrived . . - ..-
thc having on boatd the Duke and WE CAN INSURE
Duchess of Roxbttrghc. formerly Miss
By \otc. of the Young Peoples So- 1
cicty. of the Norwalk Ctmgregatioual'
Churth on ThursduI cv.cninn young
people between the ages of fifteen and '
seventecn arc admitted to associate
membership in the society, and upon
reaching the age' of seventeen are ad-
mitted to active membership by simply
notifying the secretary of their citri-
billty and desire. At the same meet-
ing it was voted to give a chafing-dish
supper. under the direction of the so
clal committee, in the chapel. during
late February or curly March. the pro-
ceeds to be divided equally between
the Young People's Society and the So
ciety‘a Committee—the share of the
Young People‘s Society to be devotedv
to securing hymn-hooks and Increasing.
the hospital fund. Mlstt Wilcox was;
elected chariman of the Sunshine Com-'
mittee for the ensuing year.
CHICAGO. Jan. 25.—A sensational
break of 3% cents in the price of
wheat took place today. The break was
attributed to selling by representatives
of Amour. who Is llitl to be the larg-
est holder of wheat In the Chicago
market. The May option fell fromnfi
to 80 cents.
Methodist Bolocopal missionaries re-
port signsot o coating turning to
malty Buddhists d
Steam Oyster
Boats
FOR sto PER THOUSAND
ANCE PER YEAR.
For particulars inquire of
INSUR-
74 _WInhiIIgtcn at" So. Norwolk.
unsure our sue.
Skates. Sleds and Winter Games.
A. O. Bpalding's Athletic Goons.
Skates and Cutlery Ground. '
Have your Automobile or BI-
cycle not In order now and It
will be ready for use when the
weather permits.
We are well equipped and com~
point to do the work and our
charges are reasonable.
Ii. ii. BillKliY.
It! court-I mutt "our.
so. possum.
pit at St. Paul‘s Church.
mine
Bianca, use bo'tlm soon in Janis.
Iollisitn. fot illl I:c.tI IIIII aonc and it 1
Taylor 8- Golden
TRIST
rue LEADING DRY oops STORE.
RAM&HYATT
1handsomcr.
Champagne Color Matched
and to carry nothing over from one season to another.
making low prices. This sale is now on. and every piece is included—nothing is reserved.
1 goods are right, the prices are low and the benefit Is yours.
Our tenth annual importation of Hamburg Edgings and Inscriings ts now on sale.
this 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.
1 Nainsook Sets—wide. narrow. with insertings to match.
1 Swiss Sets. Dcmi Flouncing and Inserting. in blind and open ciiccts.
Batiste. Black and White Edgings and Inscrtings. and All Overs.
Beading in Cambric. NainIoIIl. and Swiss in all widths.
All Overs in Cambric, IIainsock and Swiss.
HOUSEFURNISHING DEPT
* Annual Sale of Furs
It has always been our custom to close out every piece of Fur the season that it is bought.
The onlv way that we can do this is by
The
HAMBURGS
'I‘hc lint:
The patterns are fiucr .uul
The line includes all the newest
Sets.
$4.75 Oil Heaters for ... . .. $3.75 Cotton Clothes Lines .... .lOC.
50c. Lanterns for . ......... age. O Lantern Globes for ....... 25c.
$3.50 Wringcrs for ........ $2.75 Cake Turccns .............. 3c.
23c. Sink Strainers for ....... t7c. It‘anc Cake Cutters ........ 2c.
1 59. 69 and 79c. Bread Raisers. 49¢. Net. Eggs. 3 for .......... 5c.
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Decorated Dinner Ware—broken lots—to close out.
Price lower than ordinary white wurc.
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TRISTRAM & HYATT, Norwalk,Conn.
NO. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
Glover’s the Placc1
You Must
Wear Shoes
that is sure]
wltu not wear the sori‘1
that Iii uour foot.
uour purse and your:
idea of attractiveness1
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FOR GOODNESS SAKE (IF FOR
NO OTHER REASON) BUY OUR
COAL. OUR STOCK IS FULL OF
GOOD THINGS TO KEEP THE TEMI
PERATURE iN THE HOME AT THE
RIGHT NOTCH. FOR INSTANCE
THERE'S "OLD COMPANY'S LE
HIGH." FOR ZERO WEATHER
THAT‘S THE REAL THING. THEN
'THERE lS—BUT THAT'S ANOTHER
STORY.
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1 SOLVENT NOTICE.
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District of Norwalk. so. Probate
t‘ourt. January 9. A. 1).. 1904.
listatc of Nathan E. Campbell. late of
lNorwalk. in said District. deceased.
1 The Court of Probate for the District
101 Norwalk hath limited and allowed
6 months from the date hereof for the
creditors of sold Estate to exhibit their
claims for settlement. Those who no
gloat to present their accounts, proper-
ly attested, within said time. will be
dufarred a recovery. All persons in-
IlI-btcd to said Estate are requested to ,
make Immediate payment to
' SARAH L CAMPBELL,
ion II III 25
Executrix.
.‘HE
IOME
3" LOW
emcee.
29-3i
West Washington St.
H l h“ III litilil
Mark Down Sale
CLOTHING!
Overcoais 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 whatcvcr
merchandise you need. and pay
for them in weekly payments.
We do not charge you anything
for the accommodation. Our
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 every one sold.
$1.00 Per Week.
Manufacturers of All Kinds of
SPECIAL MACHINERY
AND ‘
EXPERIMENTAL WORK
Specialty Mfg Co.
W. R. Thompson, Elmer I. case.
71 WA rm stirrer.
.‘OOUTH NOIWALK. .
VICTORIA HOTEL!“
Cor. Monroe 0!. and Railroad Ave.
T. J. SULLIVAN. ,
PROPRIETOR. 1
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European Plon. Excellent Rowan.
Just completed and newly furnished
throughout.
Look at our rooms and compare with. ’
any In town. 1
Ono minute trout all trains. ,
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Rates Moderate.
Norwalk Chronicler