Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, August 1, 1889 · page 4

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g ) I this

3 II ties In regard In the seteml parishes
2V III-1d t1: diocesan truth in general.

We not only try to

. donor the year was

Please the Eye

11.2001...

 

1 WE'WMIEW
“enrollment wee lit,-
1 of families repre-
I‘ a”; ‘7!“

=5 the am
The total

churches
oherI

IWrohalurtheye-rnaoh- anything that is need—

“ Q. being an average 0106 65
h, P“ in

ion! nvevag'e has been 85 54
3.. filter to the denomination in

IO.

sot indicatetbet thsCon-
. ghetottre in Government are a

to “78,026.50: the charit—
3 and legacies together
#6,“. These figures 0

 
 
 

MEG; \ I I twig?!“ .
1 116111590. ,
I III it!“ I‘m ‘

number lwhich have re-
lid '1 were organized prior to
The remaining Que designated
Qt, robes. Ony eight 01' the
Int-gig have become extinct dur-

11.11.. m Wm ed in the olfice, store

Isa-211.113.11.11... factory or anywhere

H.111. Ii 3

.12- DRY-GOODS

"me with the printing 01

lse, but we endeavor
1er that the

 

 

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“Risers, Theetnonnt expended
"filly the minionary moiety III
The charitable oflerings n-

or them during the last 20

331 inure than double the sum
,Iebeetowed on them in the

[into need, the exact figuree be-

. I
12.2. old churches was 3215,31319
@Ieoflulnge 1mm these beneficiar-
3 the sanity in the past 20 years
3111;011:1121: to “41,125.53. On the

 

0“” “1° "m 0' 411568687 with the Latest Styles

:xpended. Their otteringa during
it” have amounted «18345, 788. 85.

IIIIIII' churches 1111.1. 1.... ho- of Type and New and

extinct III 70 years, only one was

on the eight 312890.47 In the
e of their history even these weak

1, IWofl:rings.Th1.-se Itided

"2: 30h“ hive contributed 475 ministers ‘vork ill tlle (lllleeSt

3% church at large.
. bandledoCunng-gntiunul churches
he state at prree nt Iritnout posture.
-re Is an inadequate rupply I11 clergy-
'11 in tlIr denonunstiuu In that till“: .
Fume lnct III true 1:! the Piesby tert-
" “when an I Baptist church- 3.
sentiment and [stronger-1
as (It the latter sect. are pustules.»
pawl. 1n the hat of Congregation-
if torches mm vacant penumbra I.
her of old and influ: IIIIII cungregs.
I; appear. among them he Insr church-
r94 LEW, Gluelonbu-y. Gasman,
1 4115:0351“ Wut Wilt-119d. Plymouth,
3‘3‘-’ Estes chit-ch at N-Hrwalk Vrrnon,
7M and Madlyrue. The grueral
wilt and lpl’u‘zpt'l’lty oi the denomi-
tivu IIImugh-Iut Cmnmticut all Ird
zeal mmurugeIIIo-III III present to the
‘3 l intuit-II public.
, Episcopal Church In Connecticut
trite R157. C. C. Camp, secrrtaryu. 1hr
3"?" tron of the Ernst: Ipxl t 'IIurch In
1118,1111”an he- juet published the j 1m
5:.) 1:1 1'11- June c InvI-ntion held in New
‘ Inrrn '38! June, Wiih lull tables of sta-

The

3' 1(’81 01 the clergy contains the names 01

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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. tier-it, raring 3121, 104.16 (or use for

’ 2W; the church scholarship eo-
r loaned 31,1“) to twenty students
ministry: and some 810,000 was

III e bishop, 180 presbyterians and 14
moon.- :1. There are 145 parishes and
notches, besides 29 chapelssod missions.
The whole number of families reported
-‘ in the diocese 516,803; the whole num-
., rel communicable registered i324, 906.
at who-m 1,546 have been admitted dur-
fling the past year; the Sunday school
'gJeclIere number 1, 915, and the scholars
19 16, 407.
Tue number of baptism during the
notion yoer 1731.006“ 678 intents
é end 818 adults;) of confirmations, 1,444;
l of montages, 667; of burials, 1,525. The
Q amount of “income and contribu

" during the year wee 8500, 724. 56
which ”3,605.92 was income from
y, leeving $480,118.54 from con-
lithium. or this amount, 3356, 014.48
is for perochiel support and endow-

 
 
 
 
 

communicent) for charitable pur-

: hi {doll for the support of the hiehop

3b the mieeInnery society of

Mallow Homgridiron;
111m

may be in conformity
In detetllheeum spent \Vitll lll'Sl'ClaSS work. 27

1 lot Ladies low neck Riblml \'1ets.r1'gttlnr pm: 1-. 50.: each, redru. 1d price 881.

and war to ms The menu: Fast Presses, and are

«amount... gave “2,9121; in enabled to

time possible.

' 1”. not remitted l . '
ww,mwdmgfifigi N o. 1 3 Ra111'oad Place,

gsport, corset
E. Wilmot, Bridgepon,
pbtee to tubes; Samuel R.
Bridgeport, melting flattened
.2 -- 3.th.11" Haven,

Mhudlng and coiling pipe;

333, THEEVENINGSENTINEL

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We are equipped

execute

it is our aim to al-

ways have the WOI'IU
ready when promised,

and we pride our-3

 

selves 011 this speciali
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feature. 2
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1 Trial llrder

JIIH33HIH

Solicited that we may

convince you we are
doing the Best Work
and at prices that are

 

 

beyond competition
when quality of work

is considered.

1.122022.”

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Sentinel
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South Norwalk.

 

A branch office of

is located at No. 25
Main Street, Norwalk
where orders for ad-
vertisements or job

printing will receive

 

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To Insh- room (or Fall Hoods who 11 uh ”111m III I.rr1vI'. 121'
sell du.“ mg this M‘Mtlfl must go. ’
I I ' I l I her I lllll’ “-9! We III-gill

this role, [or II III one III the are ItIIIt IIpptIIttlniIII', 1 nm
with

211Idozcn L'Idite’ Jersey Ril II It \1'.eete reg-1hr or. «'19 2 I1: 1510“ mltII I-rI prite 111-,

1‘25 pieces of fancy Ribbon, sold during pr vi

213 III zen Gent.»

A few lelt in nth-1711111 French Funnel Shirts and all grade 9

Ladies’ Jersey Waists.

We hate in stood at presr nt .1 it I 1st, t' II'IpIIt’ line at

We are uuexcelled in this d1 putmr r1!

”SOUTH NORWALK EVENING BENTINEL. THURSDAY. AUGUST 1,

ll. 8. SMITH.

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l)lll"llllklr'cl to pure-11.11 ml “-1 now during

 

Ladies Knit Underwear.

II II It It It It .135”

,retdut I d price ‘llr'

'z-I sale at .I iI.II.;1l:I and which, tIn~
doubtedly, was oneol the greatest b1rg.im In I: II» In ill-1‘“: 3', III 17c pt- I yard
reduced price 101: per yard. 50 [11111 4 Ill 1.:. 1-..,I nll out“: s and colonel
lromNII.21016Int.lu iw, cu-Itutunrxl. .v-lIl at 2'1 nIIgI prim of 20¢ [X'El’
yard; reduced price, Incl or not Ick, -It 1111 II I 1 -'~ . 1

perynrd. Roma IIIII r they, atop: stilt '} II! 31km I
We also haven complew Im» II! 21-» M1 11': it H on! I'-I’I1rs sum and:-
cruvrn edge, at II VI ry lmv figure, II11..-,.

Eents’ llnlaundred Shirts.

Ilrl int 139 '.

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mail

.!~'rI'I;z (Ivy 7-.“- th1- v n III-I-IqIIIh 1'.“

All our hr at llammI -'rrd Brass Trays th: It Wt It cm 21p :11
pit ('1 II Mosquito Netting.
$1011 pair c an be saved on Curtains.

Lace Curtains and Portierres.

"Ice Curttlns mucosa: I 119,1.20,1.-'Il). 1.6.
5 ',I0 ti 7, rind? 50pm pnIr In llIussIls.

I' t~i1lr r111 rented:
it 500.

' UIIlstutIIlrI-1ISltirts, ctr-27:».111r'ly :1

nhly good 1' Ilus- for 751'. For n Ira-i In tin-11w:

French Flannel Shirts.

IIIII with tlII ht; From now

N ningl. 1m 1
3.1.1 50,115.?
All hugs nnl Blottmtro half price.

1110,31

411 the-above mentioned bargains we hair.- pint-1d tine-I IIp- -II 1 or comm-III to
clear, at astonishingly low figured 1mm 50' ttp' 1" .In!.

i.' ii w .1 1‘4); “7115's eh

I IIIII. F If llI-Efll‘t'u‘,

bracing nllthI- new stylzs. l’rir' :1 wty l1, ' .1.
11ml; stout $131'IJerIIey and c [1than u with: Irny ‘1 :I 1 .u my. II .1...) In Kor-
w: Ilk Bridgeport on New Yo III for £2 (to

HlSlElll All Lilli lil'l'l'S.

Our pr' 01 s in 130- I- nut-z huge from“ - 7:; to

to 85c per pair, and these prlces m at ill en 1.1mm, and

shown anywhere. As for Hosiery we I: III II 111- It} pay»

any time during the day or evening the III I- It! 11 up; 11 rush at our hosiery form-

there is no doubt but that we stand 'it I'm howl

Silk Umbrellas and Parasols.

Parasole tor the remainder of theseoson you c In buy at yI-Itrtiwn figure. 81'
Gloria Umbrellas almost so cheap, {or we have just pun based 11 Im I at $11:
and Gloria Umbrellas to sell for $1 and $1.2 31hr: e11 tnnmnly cold for $1. 7.’ I

my are the most jcumpltte line that has our III-en on IxIIilntiIm in bur-l-

 

0Il Silk and (Imamnr for 25c. (IIItumnrily sold {or 501'. All aims IIIIII ~ltapt r.

Counterpanes. '23,.

Which we are selling In great quantities every day will, during th. at week make
specie! etlorte to display a more complete line then ever before, and at prices
a grain better. Don't forget us it you or» in need, (or we have a large stoch'

and It must be reduced.

 

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rompt attention.

 
 

 

; 073m NORWALK, OT.

 

W. ll. MEEKER 8t C0.

$01.3 AGENTB

 

Plumbing,
Steam, and
Gas Fitting.

Tilt and Street Iron Work.
s'rovns RANGES

Ribbon Reduction. 1.111.11-111111112.

Estimates given 101

Steam and Hot Air Heating.
IIL'BIC EALL BLOCK

. .. , BBIDGEPORT BARGAINS!
..':Z 3.1....‘1 'W' III-B HALL&CO
2 fleneral Reduction Sale !

:NI'} \ I‘ll Sl’C I! A 'l‘llll‘ FOR B “H. “VS.

In: addition 11: our Altn- Into It Sale we 111' r Mr I ntIrI («tuck ill 11- \\ -r In I. .-'1

All 2 In Sateens 11c.

Fancy Goods All Reduced.

‘2’Ic EACH—Olive Burk H or Bru-Ihrs.

19.: E .-\011— I4 Rowlletnlltc ll: IIrlinI~he~I

39c DUI]. ——l'me Toilet
Orange Blossoms. '

lc PAPER— American l‘IIIII.11Il| count

51' 1’ \PER- F nglish I’m-x, full ('1 I111:

Feather-ll eicht

llress Shields.
1 \' El“ P .1111 W “(R ”\NTED
1 0 cents per pair.
“5:71 ‘2. ll cum: [:1 r pair.
$1793 lilcmts p r pair.
5 CENTS—4 and 5 Hook Ihrthle R1 --III
Inlorr'ed Corset Stet-ls.
«1': BOX —S:ot'l Hot Pics, 7:11 and 6-inch
.1 1t. Heads.
'11: 1107.. ~nge and Small Nursery PIM.
5:: 1’.-\\Uil.—liem Nordic Books, 100 sew-
ing needles, assorted darning,
I- ntbroineriug etc.
81'1)07..—D1Irning (‘ otton, all colors.
80 PK” —But ton Fastmrs.
,1'25': 15021. —Woven Iniuals,

lt' leinert’s

Sc P \IR—Lsdies' ,
ren'sllose qupperters.
II -II rr 2 huh can It It b. 120 PIECE-English llressBelttngJ-lack
3 gray, and White.
M" .w "m n Wm" M ‘ { 5 cBO’l'l'LB- ‘2 07.8en1ug Machine 00.?

selling more 11.1.11er for IIItie mmwy “WI I"! h“'“"" "‘ "m 1111111111,; 111111 at 10c nouns-1° oz. bewmg Machine on

Our entire stock III selling at the some ridiculous prices
It ware department should be III- on and priced.

HALL (13 CO.

FRUIT PUDDINE!

Amoet delicious Dessert that can he prepared in five minutes; Rose, Vanilla, Chocolate and Ilecsuoon
3311mm. Those who here used It spook 11117th or it

to Lenten Season we have first-class,
Mackerel in lo and 20 1h.
“119,811“ Fish and Bloatcr llerring, the.

.1111 III-1.1.1:, or 11.1.1.1 11.11.11.111: 11-11111. we 1.1"- 111111 your chom- and would Thcaflfiisi :flfigacggfigei [3333;13:1'0fiy06110fifi {31007.3 F U R N I T U RN E

331-211». Choice, Sweet Rosy Butter thr- 91, ”1301' lb
: 4 lbs. Good, Dairy Butter lol- 91, or 28c 111.

also artirle. twocaneforflr Clam Chowder in cans Pickled lobster and

Bathlng cans :nflgfigih Eggs, 200 per (102.

mil: one pound will go tor two pounds or any other kind;18c
or: b.. slits ferric. bar-e Celilornia Prunes, blend III: In. durum «sup r310.

11- r We pride ourselves on our well selectu l stIIclt.an1l “all II» should for articles in our emu

2W. B.

It (I iI’CII' “
“" Mackerel at too III.

2 Shredded woo-II 1-ch
l (.slltmiaPrunee.1
l 21h! Choice Layer Pigs form
' WE SOLICIT YOUR ORDERS.
Wflnoyou triedtheoolelnted Dew DropCeanedGooIls; they beetthem e1.

CHAS. E. SEYMOUR’S,

Washington 811..

 

GRAND SILK SALE

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SCOF'IELD 8: HOYT

"are received another large Invoice of those CHINA SILKS.

We will mnlinue to run these silks at the very low figure oi

No. 9 (iuzotto Iflullrllng. Nor‘vulk.

39 Cents Per Yard-

SCOFIELD 8r HOYT,

No. 37‘ ‘Vunltington Ht .. South Nor wullc.’

These goods are 22- inches 111 width and are a great bargain.

 

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.It l'nhnlotn prim-II Ilunntz .llt m nth I 1 Jul).

‘2 0001luge—nll run-11m.

0:1 Cloths Hall Prior.

DRESS GOODS.

until 15th 01' \ugnst all 50c Dress (Ioode down tel I

All 131: Saleem 12116.

196 EACH H—t‘ rown

t'lN‘ who re

91: E \L'll—Children

one gross in

 

Misses; and Child

buckles.

210,, “Ill go :0. 101.100
1 let tv and Art Squan s

I) l-l',‘)"i :3 ‘70:“

193. Ell'll—B'Ithmz Cups.

9' and 119.
I3 EACH—ll Itlt Spent“.
25 CENTS—F1 Ir two I‘III
S one s enamel sutings.
I‘llc \ i). - Sill: Fla-'tir.
l CLN 1—1 or 1‘3 Skeins of L. non That I.Id

Full Line Crochet lllcuier.

5CENTS-Enamlod Stocking Daruers,
ntth handle-I;

19 CENTS—Curling Irons and Combs.

, 5 CENTS—Canvas Belts n Ith straps and

Nee-l.“ L 181', Iwill

at ‘27: '.

’s L.r'.' t‘ItH, from
l’Ins. Rhine

I 10 AND 15 CENTS—Canvas Belts with
snake buckles.

ASSflRTlllll'l‘ R.

From 21") Cents to 11') Cents.
Front 10 t‘ents to 11 Cents,
From 10 (‘ents to 0 Cents.

 

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Challies,

Lawns,

3 Biege,
Crinckles.

I

‘25-: goods 15:.

811:,Ip ".l ”75

Several thousands of

 

cone, and spiced oysters In glare. Extra Choice Pruneels,15c In.

Palace

80. Nor-walk.
THE

FURNACE

IS USED IN

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- So.Norwa.1k, Gt.

closing 1111111111111

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FLOWERS

Will be sold at HALF THEIR MARKED PRICE

Bill NS REDUCED

Also Great Reduction in all Fancy Goods.

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A. DICKERMAN & SON,
84 Washington St,

Mlllll'l' Slllltll’ltlil

I will sell :1 regular $3.50 trimmed hat for $2.00.
U “trimmed Black Hats formerly SSC for 500.
White and Black Ladies Sailor Hats for 250.

1161' till.

11‘ People will call and examine they will find
what I say correct.

H. Krleger,
.Ilahaekemo Ilotel Block, Main St.,
South Norwalk. Conn.

 

 

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SPECIAL

DAVID STOW,

INDUCEMENTS

PARLOR S UI 'l' S.
Mohair Plush Suits, with Divans,

$40.00.

Also Great Bargains in Lounges.
DAVID STOW,

87. so and Ill Illnln Street, South Rom-III.

lip Slain,

 

 

 

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——A'I' THE OLD STAND 01’—-—

SPRIIGWOOD.

 

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GmUILm

cnocsnlss AND MEATS

T. BORE GUYER 85 SON.

All: ORDERS FILLED PBOMI‘TIIY.

311'? FOLKS FIND IT TO TBDRWANTAGRHO mnnwmt OI

 

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