111‘ 3'16
A1
3,5 .
1111’ ”1554
ad :43 a. 111.; 7: 15 p m.
N o DIM EMORY.
also, No. os,1=.a A. M.
Donovan block, 188 Walli-
‘ontbmJuly and Aug. excepted
o'clock. All Muster Masons
ly invited. Charles F. Mills,
Robert M.38 Wilcox. Boo
Chopin, No.38
4‘ II In Donovan block,A 138 Wash-
flail St. 21! and 4th 'l‘uesdays of
mouth-duly and Aug. exaeptsd
4o'l1lock. All Royal Arch Ma-
cordially invited. 'l‘haddeus
hop. No.62, Order Eastern Star
nbonovau block, 138 Wash-
oaths—July and Aug. excepted—at
E EMBATTLED FARMERS.
Connecticut 1 cp1esentatlves
d with solid front for the embat
ti’tobbaoco farmerza Mr. Hill alone
3‘ with't‘t‘laoi' Jprlty and consist-
ys malntaihin_
111111111011 1111111111111 111-,111 says the
goport Standard. The others can
eIr constituents that they did
11 their power to prevent the ca
; ty.. But they were overpowclcd.
311111.: were patriots to the 111111 and they
‘ ed the frowning cohorts In the
M Ind cried: “You shall not. force
» in 11111111111111 on. “Ibo, tobacco fanners
. o'npectlcut, unless you are Spong-
Ioniha‘n we inc—punch we know you
are u ,.
Mills Alice Roosevelt will have in
"her lt‘ouaseau a set of \"'e1) valuable
silverfox. the skins of which were pre-‘
" at” to, her in Hong Kong by the
British governm general They are
”pow being made up by a f111'1ior,who
has been ordered to deliver them on
February 15 at the White House The
1“, [collar will be. I11 the-wide stole effect,
{reaching far down the hack and run—
Tiling1 to a point close to the hum of
the shirt in front. The muff will be
in the prevailing largo flat shapo, and
there will be a. toque of, the same
I With a white feather. -’f‘l1c collar and
muff will be lined with pale gray bro-
_ (ended satin. Miss Roosevelt is having
made in Washington seve1at broad-
cloth suits, one of old rose with but
Thlflsflt Will, be} trimmed
wItI1' Pirslan” Mbibidcry‘ and inserts‘
of viarioua colors on sleeves and in the
panels of the skirt
W. R, Stubbs. T1 binding Republican
‘ of Kansas. took I! “little son If) Wash-
Ington recently a"! visited the Senate
gallery with-him. T ‘11 Rev. Edward
- EVerett Halo especially interested the
4 boy. Mr Stubbs uplaincd that Mr.
Male was thbf'i' m{lain of the Senate
‘.Oh he prays the Senate, doesn't
he?" asked the lad. “No," replied
I Stubbs. “he act.L 11p and takes 11 look
1 at the Senate and thou pray’s i111 tho
country."
All the
n.....— L”...—
volcauocs aren't extinct.
Mount Matutu, on.thc Island of Snvall,
Samoan group, has covered thirty
' square miles of land around it with .
lava and a stream tw1-Ivo miles wido
'lllt' IHVII Is
In flowing into the son
thrown up twelve hundred (1111 11nd 111
111.611 111.1 ounts had Increastd ti11
height of the mountain since August :51
t. lot and 8d 'l‘uesdays ot
ill-NIIESS
Members of, Norwalk Organiz-
ation :Also Plan for Washing-
ton's-4. birthday-g Entertain-
ment, and Liston to Address
by‘fdrs. H. II. Griffin, of Eng-
land
There was a large attendance yes-
terdayat the regular meeting of the
Daughters of the American Revolu-
tion. The most important business of
It on St... 211 and 4th Fridays of each |
What has been his
the afternoon was the adoption of the
lsuggestion. made by the president-
genoral of the National Society of the
D. A. R. that each chapter should
hold some entertainment on Washing-
ton's Birthday. for the. benefit of the
Continental Hall fund. The Norwalk
'haptor will give an evening enter
tainmont In 11 private house which will
be one of the most important social
functions of the season.
The next most Interesting item was
the election of delegates and alter-
nates to the Continental Congress in
April. This resulted as follows: The
regent, Mrs. C. Swartz. ex-ofllelo. her
alternates belng_Mrs. G. H. Noxon
and Mrs. E. E. Gorham: chapter dole-
gato. Mrs. E. J. Hill, her alternates
being Mrs. Newton and Miss Elizabeth
Raymond. 4
The report of the ForeignCitlzens
Committee was given by the chair-
man. Mrs. A. J. Donloy. The statistics
for three months showed an attend-
anco of 1,938' persons in the Foreign
Citizeus' reading room. and the loan
of 611 books, 202 of which Woro in
tho Hungarian language. A library
of Italian books has just been received
from the Connecticut. Public Library
Committee. A11 Italian daily paper
and a Hungarian daily and weekly
are received as gifts from the pub-
llshers.
American periodicals. especially
those adapted for young people are
asked for, 111 be used on the reading
table. Since the state D. A. R. has
become interested I11 the patriotic ed-
ucation of forelgners the committee
1'1e1eivcs many inquhles from other
chapters about the beginning of simi-
[111' work Mrs. Donloy has been made
secretary of the. state committee ap-
pointed by Mrs.Kin11cy.
Business disposed of the guest of
the day M1s.llugl1 liecd Griffin. of
London the most piomiucnt. 1:.Iul1 l1'1d
111' in England was introduced Mia.
Griffin spoke of the growing warmth
of. tooling between England and A111-
orica, fostered by Queen Victoria, and
helped by our admirable representa-
tlven at the Court .of St..lan1as
Tito. Soc'ioty of Amorlc'au'Womeu
in London was organized 111111.111 y'1-u1s
ago by Mrs. (lriilin. to assist this
growth of good fooling in England. Its
speciih objects are Illirury. philantlio
pic, social and it belongs to the bed-
elation 11f Womous (labs It has
kinds.
bakery. Our sale price:
.English memorial.
rod
turn for 911nm 11 pk: work. 1
Mrs. 1111111111 litmus of ma fest res
that its magnificent record was large-
ly due to her own admbablc leader-
ship and Inspiration.
Mrs. Griffin also organized the Lon-
don chapter of the Daughters of the
American Revolution and was its first
regent she hopes that the national
society of the D. A. R. may sometime
buy a “daffodil." or small section of
the famous Lake region of England to
bear the name of the society as an
The Society for
the Preservation of Public Places. of
which the Duchess of Argyle is presi-
dent, ls trying to save, for all time the
pastoral beauty of this famous 1oglo11.
and many societies assist by Invest-
lng In "daffodils.“
Mrs. Griffin’s address was full of
anecdotes from her wide social exper-
ience and her audiencollstened with
pleasure and Interest. At the close of
her address an Informal reception was
held with refreshments. A colonial
teaxacrvlt'c was spread on a hundred
logged table. with a Revolutionary his
tory and a unique table center of red.
white and blue adorned It.
Many of the ladies were handsome
gowns and the afternoon was more
than usually brilliant, socially.
w.
BOLUTlON OF THE LABOR AND
SOCIAL PROBLEM.
South Norwalk, Conn.
January 17th,1900.
1111111111 The Sentinel.
De111'SI1:Pormit me to express
through the columns of your esteemed
paper a few brief remarks regarding
the movement now on foot to more
closely Identify the interests of the
working man with those of the church.
During the course of an address do-
.ivored in the Baptist Church. Sunday
evening. before a ieprosentatlve body
of batters. the pastor (the Rev. Mr.-
Carpenter). gave It as his firm belief,
that eventually, the love existing bc-
twoou employer and employee—incul-
eatod by a spirit of Christianity—tn
which they have been, and are now
sadly deficient—would solve the social
and labor problems. new confronting
us. That which wecall lbvo repre—
sents the greatest and most enabling
lnflucutc in 0111 lives; still I do not
believe that. It. will over prove a inc
1111 in defining the position of the 11111-
ployc1 towards his workmen. it is
Impractical and absurd to suppose
that: we can love everybody; therefore
i think that, a more conservative term
might answer the purpose better.
The pastor still further remarked.
"the workman loves his work, he loves
his tools." Now i have been criti-
cized, generally. because I have ex-
pressed an opinion strongly to the
contrary. No doubt there are some
who love their work, but the only one
whom we might. suppose really loves
his work Is the man who has chosen
his own profession. With the love of
monoy Innate In all of 1111, all that We
can reasonably expect from the cm-
ploycr is that he will temper his love
of gain with justice: and from tho
Workman whom necessity compels I11
than not disagreeable and distaste
t'ul, an intelligent Interest I11 the work
from which he derives his living. In
conclusion 1 would earnestly urge cv-
cryoue who Is interested I11 this duos-
t.ion to road the able editorial I11 'l‘ucs-
day's Nuv York Evening Journal on
this very subject, 11nd which is 11 sur»
prising coincidence to say the least.
.l. (ARI-ION l’RF‘IH
This Mild 1111111111111 lnurasetl
the Supply NI Eggs!
Our country folks are coming to town with big supplies of the
same. You may as well get your supply of Eggs here when we offer
HOME GATHERED EGGS. per dozen ..................... 30c
iSTORE EGGS. every one ‘warranted. per dozen ............... 251;
We get a supply of high grade Crackers. an assortment of five
Aregular 15c seller; all fresh and brittle, just fresh from
most Interestingly and it was art 1111'
work at something. that is more often-
5‘
“I1’
I E ‘ It
TIOIIH, 2 to 1i inches wide. Sale price
ltlc ,vard.
Ladics' Fancy White Embroidered
Handkerchiefs, 15c and We valuesi
Sale p1 lcc 121/20
Mons White Homatltelrcd llamiktu :
chiefs. special \alue. Put 11p 1: in :1
box. at lilo box. \‘alue Itlc each, ,
Remnants and short lengths Video-1
clonnes Lace and Inserting at It: and
:31- yard. Regular price. 5c and 8c.
l.11dles' 35c and 30c Silk Belts, suiti'
price We.
l’illou 'l‘ops. yourehoim of all our}
500 styles ‘Ii'ic.
Fancy Frilled Shit! “We Si1pportcls,I ,
north lilo salc price 12c.
Children' s 251: Patent Leather lvlclts. l
Halo price lfic. ‘
Mousouctairo Cloves. llnporiors‘
sample of long kid gloves. \vorth $l.00
and $125 pair: 1-1an price We 5
{.0 dozen full width Sheets, good In 11
vy Muslin 3 inch hem and finish tho‘
best: worth 501' each; this sale, ouch
:l'ilxtc.
1 case of 22 inch Cotton Diaper,
llluck 'l‘al’fclit and Black Satin Rib l
I,
l‘
llm
of 10 yards, «lilc.
5000 yards of Fancy White
for ladies‘ waists and children's dross-
11s, one of the greatest
oltorod: worth the 11 yard. this sale.
per yard Hie.
Fruit of the Loom Cotton, 1111-11 of
the best makers of the market; the
price today everywhere In l0c yard,
to be sold in this great. sale 7711c.
Unbleached Cotton, full 36 inches
wide. very even weave and extra,
strong for shoots and pillow cases,
.m.-.
by three thousand feet. FANCY ASSORTED CRACKERS. per pound ............... too "am“ 3“- ”“3 ““3? 6‘14!“-
‘ ., . - I‘ll _... . f.- “ . . Childicu's $5 and $1.98 Coats, $2.69
‘ » 1 Fresh Spinach per pk ............. 25013 pkps. Currants, full weight ...... 251: Children‘s $6.98 and 37-98 (‘Ofllh-
Fancy Lemons, per d" """""" 20° ‘3 Ibo. large Prunes .............. 2511 ’3'75'
Park & Tilford Florida or Naval Oranges, per doz. 251: ‘2 lbs Apricoli 25c sriggildrcu $10.00 and $11.10 Coats,
“NE and 30¢ ..................... ,,,, ,1 M.
- Maple Fisk", new food per pk...15o $111.00. “8.111 and $20.00 ltalncouts.
«Cabba moo an h rd, from So and u ' ,.
1 Wines. Liquors and Cigars 11.1.1117; W 2 fb,“ 5'; 11111101...." pk .......... ,5, 111.11. 1.1-1.1. 11....11.
..-- , . .............. , ........... r ‘ ‘ , ‘ ,
‘Fo'r ”PM-"way. Onions, per qt. ................. 5c Vale Lunch, per lb. pkg .......... 25c 8.1.00 Io! laullta 11111! Misses Coats.
AT
JOSEPH” L. WALZ
11.11.111.11...
Telephone 398.
5H1“!
. Fancy Long Asparagus.
,Tcnder Proparagus Tips.
Small I§ijf ed Pass. 4
' Early Sw 1'1 Peas.
Slum Lima Beans.
Tender Stringlm Beans.-
4 Cream Succptash ,
3 Hand-packed Tematoes.
“Hotel Clifford” I
Maine's Finest Sugar Corn.
Dudléy'd Dumpkin and Squash.
THESE ARE THE FINEST GOODS MONEY CAN BUY.
E MORE THAN THE ORDINARY GOODS. AND ONLY A TRIFLE.
,arles E. Seymour,
Ll NORTH MAIN STREET.
Call 322-4.
1
!
Selected
LEADING GROCER
J osclbff’s,
TEL.
The burst Banned 111111111 111 the World.
CANNED FRUITS.
Halved or Sliced Lemon Cling Peaches.
Bartlett Pears.
Eyeless and Careless Sliced Pineapple.
White Cherries (Royal Ann).
Egg and Green Gage Plums.
FISH.
Fancy Columbia River Salmon.
Fancy Lobster-«Tails and Claws.
Solid Meats. _
THEY MAY COST A
South Norwallt.
CALI. 198.
formerly soiling up to $l0.00.
$7.00 for latdics‘ 11nd Missos' Coats,
formerly selling 11p to $10.50.
Ladies' llcttvy illbbcd Floct't'tl Com-
binatlon Suits, all sizes. including (111-
trns. warranted cut full size roguhu
price 75c: clearance price 51:
11.:
FRANCE DECLINEB' VENEZUELAN
AFFAIRS.
I’Mtli‘l .Iau. III,-'I‘I111 Venezuelan of-
fair occupied the attention of 11 special
meeting of the French cablnot. today
It. is understood I11 ministerial circles.
but. the fact has not yet been olllolul
ly given out, that Premier llouvler has
decided to demand an extraordinary
credit.
in the Chambers. whose assent is nec-
essary for a grant.
The government. is fully determined
to not with the. greatest, firmness. at
the some time adopting a prudent at,-
t.It.udo owing to the unstable character
of tho Vonozulan government, which
luu'yhchangu at any moment. ‘
being kept. fully acquainted with
7.1111111 of In: United States.
W
DR. HILLHOUOE ILL.
11 serious conditiou.‘_
welded to 111111 city for many years
I
.‘ LL.
* Extra Floor Space!
Come early' 1n the day if Possible !
Here are but a. few of the Prices I
Come tomorrow and see for yourselves l
111...
I 1211.11. quality:
1111-1111-1119. heavy
isuk,
Goods i
values over 1
This will give rise to debates
1,1 authorities at Washington are
Futuco's attitude and nothing will be
undertaken without the absolute cogni-
saw HAVEN. Jan. lit-am William
llillliouuc. aged 85. suffered 11. stroke
or unoplcxy yesterday. and Is now In
He Is a graduate
of the Albany Medical school and has
‘ tight
our overcrowded stock rooms.
bong Sleeve (‘orsct Covers, heavyi
v',\cigl1l Inadc extra largo sizes 7. 8
and it; rcgulur'ly sold at. 351'; clear-
ance p1icc L’l1.
(‘hlldron's Natural or White Wool
{V1sts and Pants guaranteed ull w.ool I
aim s from lit to 34:
1151'.
usually sold from
to 7.11'. acceldiug to size; clear-
lnnsc sale price, for any size, the.
Children‘s Ribbed Hose. sizes 6 to
double solo and knee,
clearance pricc lie.
of Men's Natural Wool
weight, including 0111'
wc-llkuowli $1.50 garment: clearance
p1"I11~ title
I.‘111Iles llcuvy l1‘loocc1l Vests, short
sleeves, all sizes, regular 2511 quality:
011d lot
clourau-cc sale the, ,
lsullcs‘ Willie Walsts, worth 081';
:salo price 501'.
ladlcs‘\t'aists,f11r1ncrl,\' sold at.
$1 Ti1.$'.:.;'10. sale price £100..
Ladies-1' Waists.. formerly sold
3:1..111 $398.1-111Ie price $1. 50
it Inch lllack [french Voillo, a lim-
l-I-d quantity, 1"11g11la1 price, $100,
601.
best, quality: value today tll'1c 11 plccol
Ill incl! ' 'l"11111uot"
regular 5101'. :Ihc.
, I'Intcs' Set-ranchers. all the
,spriug styles. regular Ill/131?, 9c.
Amoskcag Apron (,‘hccks, over 1000
plocos. not remnants, the genuine An!-
lockeag. buy any quantity you want,
worth today 81-, tic.
3000 yards of Lawns. neat floral do.-
slgns on white grounds, regular 101',
,Glfic.
l Mou‘s Unluuudorcd White Shirts, all
illncn bosom, re-inforccd back and
front, gussetcd throughout, guaranteed
the best 50c. Shirt made; clearance
price 37c.
Men's Mixed Cotton Socks, all slz-
cs, cxtra elastic, regular price 10c:
clearance sale price, per pair. be.
ill: piece Dinner Sets, value $8.00,
$tl.i9. '
112 piece
$li.1lil.
515 piece China Tea Sets, value $6.49,
$17.49.
211 a yard for Dress Trimmings and
Braids, worth from 1011 to the 11 yard.
laulles‘ (towns. embroldeIed yoke,
good quality cotton. out very f11ll,rog-
ular price. 50c 11an price 3911
Colored Taffeta
lll'W
Dinner Sets, value $14.
Extra Bargains !
éb1'1.1ideris.1a. regular
rogula 1' 1
at 3
10 different styles of Ladies Cotton
Night Gowns, some with lace inscr-
t’iona, some trimmed with pretty em-
pricc 750.; sale
price 631'.
An elegant assornncut of fancy trim.
med Ladies Night (towns, out very
f11ll,. ‘36 inches long. regular price $1.271, ‘
sale price 70c
A choice assortment of Ladies'
Night. Gowns, 25 styles to choose tron!
regular price $1.01, sale price, 9813.
Ladies” 75c l1‘lau1uclcttc Night
Gowns, in pretty grey stripes, witl1_
scalloped sllk-trinnncd collars and]
cuffs. sale price Me.
Only two It) 11 cusunncr.
All of our regular 3101' Corsets,
It & G. l". l’. and C.
391'.
(1111' regular 81 and $l.21'1 Corsets. R
i& (l, (f. B. ’l‘hompsou's. Wurncr's~
iall the popular makes. sale price 791'.
A special lot. of iatdles' bong Skirts,
l trimmed with deep English embroider-
llcs out way t‘,ull regular price $1.25,
.salc price 79c.
g lb different stylus 111' Ladies' [I’llg
TCIrcular Flouuecd Skirts. trimmed
with dainty Val. and torchon; also
English buttonholc embroidered. rog-
;ular price $1.49, sale price 98c.
‘ A good quality Ladios' Short Skirt.
trimmed with wide hematltched
tlcuncc and pin tucks, out very full.
regular price 29c; sale price tile.
.5 styles of Ladios‘ Short. Skirts, cut
full, deep ilouuce, trimmed with lace
or Hamburg. regular price 48c. sale
price 39c.
100 dozen French style Corset. Cov-
ers, trimmed with llemstltchcd rumo.
high or low nook; regular price 190,
sale price 12%c.
Lace or Hamburg trimmed Corset
Covers. V-atyle or rounding neck, trim-
mcd around arm hole, ribbon drawn;
regular price 291:, sale price 19c.
An assortment of ten (10) different
styles of dainty lace or Hamburg Cor-
set Covers. Those are exceptional
values. Regular price 390, sale price
201:.
All our regular 60c Corset Covers.
comprising a beautiful assortment
trimmed with lace or Hamburg, front
and back; regular price, 500; sale
the
8.. sale price,1
1531 J: UARY SALE IN
E 111310111 or 1111-: 510111
The most Zoomplete display of Muslin Underwear yet shown
Values unprecedented in the annals of the dry goods trade !
Immense assortments~Unsurpassed Styles—«Prices below market value !
Yesterday and today our store crowded beyond our brightest hopes-—
enthusiasm. at the top notch-—-No disappointmentho dissatisfied cus-
tomers—Always giving values a. little better than our promises.
. Tomorrow, Saturday,
We’ve added still greater attractions—~Stocks replenished from our
Extra Salespeople!
High neck":l plain, tight-fitting 001'-
set Covers, made of good quality cot-
ton. salc price 9c.
1'10 dozen Children's Drawers, with
four pln- tucks 11nd hemstltching.
made of good cotton. sizes 2 to 12;
value 191:: sale price No.
A grand assortment of Ladies'
Drau'crs. some trimmed with deep
Hamburg. others with wide lace, reg-
ular price 390. sale price. 290.
T1111 different styles of Ladies“
Drawers, French hand-trimmed. with
bountiful lialnbnrgh, regular price 500,
sale price 381?.
100 dozen budies‘ 2130 Drawers. um-
b11;lla style. with deep hemstitched
rufllc, 111111111 of heavy cotton, sale price
The. I ,1.“
Only two to a customer.
200 pairs ltutllo Curtain-s, made of
plain and- striped muslin, good quality,
value 1391', per pair; sale price, per
pair 391:. '
100 pairs ltufllc Curtains. all now do-
signs, fine quality Swiss. wide horn
on ruiiio. value 0511' 11 pair, sale price
per pair. 75c.
75 Trimmed llats. former
$2.50, $3.00 and $4.00, $1.48.
$5.00 Hats, now $3.00.
Outing tints, were 11p to $l.98, 750.
Over fifty styles Walrus and Seal
Hand Bags and Wrist Bugs. usually
selling at 75c to title; sale price 500.
prices
At. $1.00 we offer our regular $1. 25
and $1.50 Seal, Walrus and Monaco
Bags I11 black. brown, green or blue.
Pocket Books. At 250 special as-
sortmont consisting of books worth
up to 39c.
Boston Bags, $1.00 quality, leather
ends, leather handles, 50c.
Dress Shields. warranted through-
out, regularly ITc pair. sale price, so.
l’ad Supporters. Our special plain
elastic Pad Supporters insures a long
waist; regular 25c.
Solid Wood Back Nail Brush, 250
quality at 170.
'l‘oolh Brush, 4 rows of bristle», var
luo 19c. at 10c.
flair Brushes, solid wood back, val-
prlco 39c.
.1111 25c, at 19c.
HERE IS A “HUMMER”
SOME 1CUT PRICES AT THE NEW YORK GROCERY FOR SATURDAY AND MONDAY.
JUST THINK OF ITI MAUD S. BRAND FLOUR (direct from mills)
per bag. 14% lb 11., 6;5c per barrel 196 lbs., $5.110
Here is a bargain: ADAM BRAND ‘SUGAR CORN . . . . . . . . . . .
DELICIOUS LEAN CALIFORNIA HAMS. cut to
FRESH GINGER OR LEMON CAKES. a pound
4 cans for use.
..Bclb.
5o
.......
”llicsc Potatoes an: elegant cookers
,3 cans tiauiplmll‘s 50111116.. ...25c 21 pounds Rio-ifs 1311111311 Collagen“). . g3:
- 111211111111 ava o c.
3 lbs. lionclcss Cotllish......25c. GRASSISSITED Have and Maracaibo Coffee.
”1,...” , .\. ,, l pound..................25c
7 1.1 (b (Ullt or. “m 511.111.1514 SUGAR “lest. Santos Coffee. ll).......180
2 lbs. bost Fancy Cakes.....251" $1.00. lixtra Stamps 11'itl1tlol’focs.
THE VERY BEST' MAINEPOTATOES. PER PECK..... 23c
The :7
SOUTH NORWALK
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