Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, November 15, 1890 · page 4

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0. 3. non. PvI.

‘ mwauroer omen.
Waiter ItheIoIgh, In. hilly Smith, Ila

loam audacity
trombisefleokoipneumooietoheebie
toetttndtohisbueneta.

Theclvilmuol Rivils ve.Wilaonie
heingtrledln theborougb court room
hetoreJuatiee D.P.Iorreilto-dey.

Themtelecuonexpeuaeeiehridgev
portlortheevection othmthgregietn.
“lavatory“,wesbetweeo cacao
MEMO _

Home! B. Hoyt has owed a new

psooiButlerseieln hiajewelry
store. Itieelergeoueeud eompieteiu
everyuqeot.

—Frevh‘pnrkaud sausage. 12 cents e
pouud,etF.flayee’market.

‘l'he Iiniateriug Circle of King’s
Daughters will gives perioroouoert in
the Norwelk Congregational panouage
naet‘i‘oeedey evening.

The ladies of the Cranberry Plains
chapel are making preparations for a
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one and the support is excellent.

Rev. C. J. North, oi the First Ii. E.
church, and Rev. E. 0. Tree, of the
Boweytou Iethodist church, will ex-

 

 

Gili (to her Wi—t'Why do you
some my waist with both arms?’
lawman you know that the Ho-
Ripley bill doubles the duty on consul"

Cameo—"l sew Brown on the street
today. He had on his last watch over.
coat end was trying to cut a big shine. "
Banks—“Be should be able to manage
it. i remember his overcoat was decided
ly ebiuy last winter. "

Teacher—“Where do we obtain coal.
Freddy i” Freddy—"From the coal beds,
me’ma.” Teacher—”Right. Now Jim-
my, where do we obtain leathers i"
Jimmy—“From the leather beds me'me.”

A man with a long head seldom rtuhes
into a scheme headlong.

It is the easiest thing in the world lot
a women to feel religious when she has
good clothes.

Namibia.—
dead language?”
death, my son.”

A man in the East End has a hen

“It wee talked to

Nurse—Share the children won’t mind
me, mum.
Well, why should they?

I engaged
you to mind the children.

"Pepe, whet made Latin a

Monday, HEM. t7.

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One Night Only. .

Wednesday, "011.19

TH! “MINT AUTEOB—ACTOR.

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At lO'l’er Cent. Less
Than Cost.

_‘ Having bought the easterly
part air the WOODWARD
HOMESTEAD, I odor for sale
lots on Woodward avenue at
$12.00 per lront foot, and the
lots on Lowudcs avenue at
$10.00 per front Tool.
To each purchaser who will
build within two years, I will
pay 10'per cont, oi the cost oi

on Lowndes avenue will be
given to the city for the use

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Melee special mention of some new
goods. Do you want new Mackerel,
whiteee chicken breast. {at and line,
here at the e pound. Round Herring,
(or our German friends at 5 cents a
“and. Fine es the finest era the Water-
Bemr. Shoulders and Bacon. We

sol them last winter with solid sells
[action to ell concerned. Heme 14 cents.
Appleewvtlreenings end Baldwlus-et
83.25 per barrel. New Raisins at 13 and
iii centre pound. New Dried Apricots,
24 cents a pound. finest. New citron,
large, line,aelected. Cape CodCreuhor
vies finest, 2 uarta tor 25 cents, 6 ,000
Random tons oi line Delaware County
try Butter, going at 25 cents a pound.
One thousand dollars’ worth of selected
Tees. itierevy to advertise to sell the
best Tee. end then confess privately that
you don't know anything about selecting
tees. Thalia not our plan. We know
we have good tee. We try well before
we buy. The best Tea for 50 cents 11
pound in this city. Since we told about

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SODTII NORWA 11K. CONN

NIILLINERY STORE.

Owin to our increased Millincry business this till], we are
compelled to make more room for that department hence the
following other: All goods in our ladies and gents’ Under.
wear amd Hosiery department will be sold at an unprecedented
reduction. We intend giving up these departments entirely,
so you easily surmise what great bargains you can find by
calling on us as early as ossible to have first choice. All
must go at any sacrifice; (ii) not miss this opportunity

--———e»—-—-——-

In our MILLINERY DEPARTMENT

We have some choice bargains for all We are showing the
finest, choicest, and at the same time the cheapest line of
TRITITMED HATS 1n the State. Our large increase in this
department proves our assertion. In SHAPES we have a

which he “u. u... my“... mu. be. - _. .. the line quality oicurCoflse many new most extensive line a special lot at 490, in a nod unlit
5 ,, PM“!!! i.“ WM“ cause eheisalweye’ weylayin’. whwwmmu'w, I”?! the house on the amount at Wéixhihmmdm “evils Page: lclt. COVERED VELVET HATS in large varigety. q y
, i “14%... “Tm "mwmmmu‘m if MGM (museum)... fig'fiv" m’nn’d‘u'lus'vst'u‘m $1.500. Lowndcs avenue ex- '“Y'hm Cflmwndmim
, % Emerges-s letter-evil“ please scythe: mono-mmmom a‘ your memme, Sadie? 8edie- ‘a a H“ ‘ m ,, . , . . . , .
.m comm...“ M 11... event «an, "i'hefio’uflierh finfig‘gmytg'fg-igfgrw "'0 11m. firm-1i“ 1a tends from Woodward avenue Jlllll lllllllllllll’" ll" Till llllll'llllfilll Ill hillllll Kill IilIlTIll l
since one“ Hon“
" ”Fifi-2‘ “w" " mdfiimiig'v'yms a timeless “5:;m—Wh‘" "1" ”mm“ “WW MUSIC HALL, to the water. The water front "“11““‘5’ 3'3”“! PLUM“. ET“-
I a H. lined. llise Balinese, John

Ribbons, Volvcts, etc. for Trimmings. Fur Capes of all Kinds.
CALI.- AND EXAMINE.

. . . . H Mahackemo South
{mt c. a. serum. 1: 11 Menuhin! to411011011Illonlins- The tattooed man isthe man whose of Its cItlzcns. It Is the only ' H l N k
”.mmm mm“ C . . . neighbor’s boy has a dlum. , . Ole orwal
be 5m Big-n? I. Met. Charles Sholdodflloglitragctonu . toot. thllam Wives, deal not with your husbands mm“ m the City that has it '
' m m"' ml’. I. ' . . . in flattery, nor yet in irony; and, above f Block Conn
A- l‘- Benedict i' “Joyl'lc . half hOII‘ ell, eschew that combination of both— water "m"

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

flew tern Herald weather revenue.
has moved into

fill at St. warned“: aliens:l now
in'l‘exes, et all y envy
mun-11v, will probably advance east end

curveuoetheeet to-morrow toward the
Atlanticooeat, increasing dangerously In
energy and oausiu easterly winds oi!
W In this istrict to- day fair to
mum cloud: weather will probably pre-
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light temperature changes
t toll fresh variable winds. lo
eatetes today fair to partly
weather will mprevail, with no de-
ture, and fresh

 

 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

portions
E “New England lair, slightly cooler
Ereehvariable winds. On
Emiamg city and section and in
tooloudy weather and fresh

 
 
 
 
 

sllgtly warmer, partly

“a coasts, followed

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day today and is improving his time by
fishing down the river. He went alone
so as to be able to return with a good
stock of yarns.

Interesting addresses may he expected
at the meeting of the Union Gospel 'i'evn-
perance Reform Association tomorrow
aiterucou.- The public is cordially in-
vited to attend.

-—8mall fresh hams, 12 cents a pound,
at F. Hayee’ market.

The second annual concert and recep-

 

 

 

 

 

southerly to easterly winds will probably at the Roweyton Methodist church lest
y cloudily to pelt- pleased with the lecture and illustrations

tiou of Catholic Union council. No. 46
K. at 0.. will beheld in the Opera House
on New Year’s eve. Heiuele full band
will furnish music tor the concert.

Presiding Elder Cheney delivered his
lecture on “Places and Thiuge' In India,”

 

evening. The people were very much

 

' ion at 7.30 e. m; Iorniug prayer, Liteny

 
 
 
 
 

fletirouy.

Heppyjn‘ndvcon‘tent Is a bride with 'i The R0.
cheater; " a lamp with the light of the morning.
Oil on Rochester Lamp 00.. it! link Place New You.

SUNDAY 88!!chle

 

 

 

SOUTH Noawaur CONGREGATIONAI..-—
Rev. J. A. Biddle. pastor. Preaching at
10:30 a.m. and 7:00 p.m.; Sunday school
at l? m.; Young People’s meeting at 6:10
p.ru.

TRINITY CliURCll.-Tweniy - Ionrth
Sunday after Trinity. Holy Commun-

eud sermon. “130; Sunday School at 12
o’clock. Evening sermon 7 p. m.

Flas'r Conosms'nossl. Chosen.—
Servlceeat 10130 5.111.,7130 p In. Subject
tor the morning discourse—Thorns in the
flesh—What to do with them end what
they may do for us. In connection with
the morning servrce the new hell will he
presented and dedicated. Subject tor
the evening—The bible and business.

 

JOHN A. STEVENS

IN HIS COED? DRAHL.

WIFE l lWllll

Those lots :trc'ull level and
dry. There is only a choice
in their location on the avenue
or the water. Select your lot
at once and get first choice.
Maps and full information at
TAYLOR it GOLDI‘IN'S or
C. SWARTZ'S.

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Sell line Delaware County
Dairy Butler :11 ‘25, 25, 250 Ill.

The sweetest Creamery But-
ter. in prints, at 320 lb. 32c lb.
Fresh made Easy Butter,
suit the dantiest, at 30c lb.

99"—
l‘lvapomtcd Raspberries,40c lb
Evaporated Pitlcd Cherries, 400
T he linest full Cream Cheese
in the city. F. A. Ferris &
Co. Hams, pig porlr. boneless
bacon, are without :1 rival; we
have them.

A large variety at English nuts.
‘.\cw crop New Orleans Mulasses.

 

 

 

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And that thought to be when you wish for any class ol goods
in our line to always start for the

Boston Store, 83 £33433"

We are surely taking the lead and what is
more we are going to maintain it.

This neck we make the following special offerings, and you
may safely Icly on the fact of their being strictly

 

slightlyhe colder weather, pm as leprescnted.
hecoeste.

 

'apportel bye carefully selected New York camp
pony. a play crowded with hexane interest; eatery

cededhyralu

Business men, emplolyere and employees

Nous m“ offi Florida Oranges, leapes etc.

 
 
 
 

L—Iudian Basket Store, No. 0 Iain

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

ielly invited
——-—'————-—-———— Itreot,’ eellin allkinda tiencyheak t. ctefi temoruln and er nlu ””"m‘m" “mwgl'mmu d
mmm‘lfi‘m '5 classic” Tuesday night. 9 FIRST BASES? agreei—Servicee et 5%; mm '33:?- “ “mm. y- TM “"9“ quality M cam“! Fm”, HILDREN’
map...” flightide Inwtidem 10:30e.m. and mo 1m. The Rev. v.11 “new W’- M ""1001,“th THE DEW DROP CANNED GOODS 0
“I 1.11 6. 05 NTIIO Wagon“? meeting of :39 mp)", ohoxlywn Centr:i Mam, willtm 1 Ask tor them and take no other. '
-——-———-—-.--— orwel Bull gen LoeuAeeocie 11 sec at t services orutng an M118 0 Hall.
The I'll-rt of Butch. Bailey & Com- vvvu he held at their room Tuesday eveu- lice—Waving against Christ. Evening Now it is net the middle of the season t w
5 W! III- been "denied. iug next. One thousand dollars will be mum-Out o! the depths ANNUAL FAIR. j ’ yo 6

sold at that time.
ireetoeli.

Captain Luring Fuller and his mate, of
the schooner “David K. Aiken,” came to
East Norwalk this week and made cells

Theeemeetings are Ess'r Annex I. E. Cannon—Ser-
vices to-morrow as usual. Morning sub—
ject—The upbuilding of Jacob. Even-
ing subject—The greet election.

Anvm Grumman Council. Veu

are going to make a. Special Bargain Sale on
these garments this week. Bring the children
in. we will try to suit in style and quality, the
”price we know will be satisfactory.

“fine South Not-walk capitalists are ex-
peued home iromthe South on Tuesday.

The Board of Councilmen will hold
unlicensed meeting on Iouday even-

. Malignant
Druggist '

 

 

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33 Washington tireet

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

“brimming, It was voted to
efl m to the borough sinking (and.
Tile mating then adjourned until Nov-
ena 10-

'iTi-dewercouueotious at bottom prices.
Wilhmfibeldou, contractor.

 

Zandt avenue, Beet Norwelk. Preach-
h" on thamemheretii theBev.C. I. Pegg ingat10:30a. m.; Sunday school at 12 Danna: Fn'ler PM" K" 48’ Wfan? la‘jd, sale rice, 2 89
Once! Contractor Sevege’s horses tell party who werepioked up during a gale m.;preyel1;i and wn'zigo'enm saga):— GRAND AIIY REPUlLic,
dininen embankment Thu eiter- last September on Lee IsleudSouud. Ill-'1'” us Ii P In W '
neuei‘g'sd loudest! .isjs‘visvmdyst will 8 "Wm-n; "19 me vine. “19"" Thursday, F1103! and 83ml“, unattan—nvderomvse Choicest
.. ., y tel; . -—Ali glasses fitted by a graduate opti— inganddeed branches. _._.. ilele “aw
fl, ehl "u" ’ clan until January 1, at ground floor 35,133me Union Cn‘nb.&bjgc‘ "o'- 20 2‘ 22' "w‘ llBAl/l'lI—lisdc from Beardsley's
Jul. rangeeud pool room at River- sneer. It Homer 8. Hart’s. Sunday evening—So near and yet so far 3'" u ’ ’ (mum Health Hour. e it
“My, away. Exodus32, 1. Wednesday eveu- m “-mv FRENCH—[irked hard on the oven Strl e
m T” programme, espublhhed '9 Tn” lug-Jeane bearing our IquuItiee. Isaiah Jubilee Singer”. bottom a , a
hill! email Common Pleas Court, 8mm. “My, '3. rendered as the 53, o mug. Cl... IIOHPRHADB—Every loni stamp
1%.va amino-1.1m Franklin m school yesterday m... Kmmm A v. 3 Cum... Mm D .H b M ed wuhourn-me 7 m t‘ it It 5 49
WmotkuIIine-numciumd uoou,end the children acquitted them- .1 r Stephens, or. Preaching at II fy II 1 Com_ only on song We "I“ you to know ,ha, mm“. .__ , .
mum's-fined W and costs. selves admirably. Parents would be 10:30 e.m.; Sunday school, 12111.; Prayer Ladleg, “Pl . 1, (T l Re cd V., . p,
uiwm o, m l 1113st entertained 11 they visited the means. 3 new machine. 730 r-m Admission, - - 10 Coats “‘3‘“ 5‘ 10W? I m .l "510 00 it it u 8 49 l
court ° schools more frequently. “WWI-m “mm '“Jmuw' Ines out for the no Bulletin, "use race.” e O a

the best thing; made for colds
and sore throats. Sold in two
sizes, ’25 and 50 cents livery
bottle guaranteed. Try it.

We have a nice line of Gold
Pens from it] up.

If you want clgant Perfumes
We can suit you.

We carry a complete line of
School Books and our prices
are reasonable.

Pine liox Paper, 2:? cents

Dunkirk Linen I’ 1pc
shoots with envelopes, l0 cents.

-—It’s economical—Brussels soap. “5 ”I 9

TAYLOR & GOLDEN,

Bill Elllll all llllll'altl,

WASHINGTON STREET
South Ion-walk. Conn.

Largest Variety In the City.

Choicest Brands,

Fresh Every Day.
auto It

Harper's Bear, published November
21st, will be e Thanksgiving number.
Among its contents especially appropri-
atetotheeeasou will be Thanksgiving
stories by Bessie Chandler, Hamilton
Ormebee, and others, with tull- -pege Ill—

Wholly, 1. 0.6.1, of ustretioua byA. B. Wenzsll and C. 8.
my Plains, drove to Bridgeport Reinhert.
Myleoneoihiverymaucregory’e -—’l‘o reduce my stock ,0 make m
m ”m the 6°“ Template’ for Holiday goods, I will sell turniture
m‘ at greatly reduced prices. Cellend are

Thenew hall which has recently been soot!- undertones- Burt-loud '-Fmi-

“humid!” of the mm (3033". ture store, 46 Iain Ireet, Norwelk.
M will b. formally pre- At the meetiu of Pioneer Hook and
mandamus at the service to- m mm; “mm, "mm.“
m mu .. Foreman F. 1.. Ierritt resigned and First
Homemdmed A-iateut Foreman W. J. Merritt wee
M“! m’dfilzg'a‘m cents . eiectedtoflllthcveceucy. Second Ae—
alataut ForemenA.A.Iertiuweeeleotr
liar 1.0 Tree, ottne RoweytonedFiretAsaieteutendA. J.Wbfllfl'nl:fll mam
Whohurch, hopesto have a large was elected Second Assistant.
was.» "”de The Roweytou sooth club, of Five

“I” """’ W °"‘“"" Illeliiver, and thoTwilightamocietion

rm“; heldetthecloeeol otIewevkyti. 1., oeuvietiueoi twuty‘

youngmeniedelleeiimruvbeveenvpt'

'lhe liorwelk eorreqaoudent or the edinvltetiouato utendthegnndcereio
Oneeetloet Catholic teila us 1va e veleudhelloitbeYoungPeople’e eaeo- H

politician heewoed ciatiouotBridgeport,“the0emrink. m '
Wilma" Iy.il'a.te%etnet.

Friday evening,” Deci’nber 19
WI! 0' I]! m 0! VOOWAID
m... mm a mess,“
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special Prices also on Ledies‘ Coats and Now-
markets during this week.

ress
Good.

One special price for this week. Fancy all-
wool stripes and plaids. in rough and plain
eii’ects, 49 cents eyard. Would be cheap at.
l62‘ai cents.

We are selling a. very handsome Decorated
Vase Lamp this week for $2.49. which is to cte.
cheaper than the New York city price for the
same article.

Boston Store
83 Washington 811111, 81111 larval, 1

Open Romy, Wedncedny and Saturday Ev'ge.

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LAI DBIl'S BLOCK.

Till lll‘ Sill!

6c PEN BllSHEL.
IT IS CHEAPER THAN I'OAL.

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T00!” [MM—"0 WIN mill!) I00!!!
with all claim with or without hoerd;
three-lactate“ wgui 30 rem-m
[articulate at to em street,
walk.” all!“

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3::th Trimmed lltlurlt Velvet Termite and

helm-'13": use:l Morita”), trimmed with
Feather-end let 35, formerly

Black Beaver lieu, trimmed with Ostrich Fault

e"'l'hlehiIrilorlelvleseie indies will do well to
WeeflbdaIepnrrheeleg elsewhere

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fix”"“. I 1 ' can!

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an all see 'nahlngtoe in.
that Wk. [eat End of Bridge.
11010903! CIDLIIAI, - Proprietor
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