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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, September 7, 1897 · page 8

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" ; ‘nndluurions and
W full of (rumors
. the multitude
athletic sports
. by Berry Roberts.
M Hoyt. The (‘03-.
Mourning. During
- and his lsmily Ind
, .stison and wile.
«flint. visited the League.
mad about 5' o'clock.
, Methodist Episcopal
medially decorated with
mm audience and on-
V _ welcomed both the
in”. other their ruontiui'
morning the errors-

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

, Our and Chester Charles.
Godfrey was also receiv4
hership in the church
1.. Dnison. who Was
tbs New York Earl; con-
flee ”ionized oeulereuce.

misled thepsstoriu
, [of the sacrament. oldie

‘ In thnrrl'eninxlicv. 'A.
m the announced
all“ of music, and song
S‘ theorgsnist and qnnrtette‘
meal were thoroughly

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Will. cl East avenue.
our. Saturday night, on
I“, left his horse standing in
rim while he went inside to
‘ “ purchases. When he came
‘ vigorous. lir. Raymond
ice, but they could get no
7 turnout. and he returned
than” our. Sunday morning
m lives on the New Canaan

’ » ohm at Police Bradley
We had been driven into his
" , the night and left there.
, sent it message to Mr.
who wanna the place desig
moved his turnout.

.u.

M. Mueller was turning onto
his confectionery store or 201
,. n street, just us he was about
M up at “:30 o‘clock Saturday
when the lamp exploded and fell
hour. spreading oil and flames in
Mus, Ho grabbed up apiece

cloth and ntlernptedtoumothrr
L ‘ His wile called for help and
hopper. u neighlmr. came to the
‘ . The the wasquiekly extinguish-
m It cry of fire was ruined.
‘ . Jesse turned in an alarm from
Ill. bringing out the South Her-wait
_ . but there was nothing to
in. The building is owned Dr. Botan-
‘ Writer in. Wipmler. of New York.
' In, the guest of Harry Wilson. n: in:
m in Riverside avenue. Sunday. in
the We a hurry. ol' Mr. wumn‘.
‘ ‘ friends were entertained in
bum. A supper will: nervul.

W. Tones. of East avenue.
”In“ Norwnllr. Wednesday.
.. WWII. N. Y..where he will
" thumping. olhie uncle. Jesse M,
‘ modeling s flourishing hm,
In that city.

 

 

mower Florence V. lmlr s party of
" smut people our sailing yester—
Misti was mode or. Neuron
M dinner was served.

Vm evening class meeting
‘ . Meaning at me. Join!»
res willlend. as usual.
. , . Flues. lmlrolihis place.
{hell rum hummus 'lhll.
, at Riverside Iflllnl. ‘ '

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”one” s. r. Germ.
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f mommy her to finisher son.

was administered to agency.

G. Thorns has returned
suwdsyrvisiriunwhsrr.

We and Minor. of

more: in em Imus» in! sons to
Brooklyn revisit mmmmtm.

denim! that lire. snowman” will

 
 

 

Wsrd V. in the recs.
Hrs. Edwin Clerks and Edwin P.

lire Charles Burris. cl Uedsr Bnpids.
lows. in spondinxs few dsys with her
brother. James Sceley. of Spring street,

years. She has seen 3’ great many
changes. ‘ ‘

 

Charles F. Rider, of Westport avenue.

 

one. has r‘olhrned- home irorn a few
dsys’ trip toNoriollr. Vs" having pur-
chased his ticket through J. hi. Luyton's

Bliss Charlotte Lamont arrived in
South Norwnlk. Sstnrday, from her
home in New York slate, to resume her
duties ssleaoboriu the Concord street
school.

Herman Melnio. of North .‘linio street.
arrived in South Nor-walk. Saturday
atl’hmoon. having spent two months in
air. Peter and Valley Plain. Minnesota.

Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Jimmersou and
daughter, of Port Chester. N. Y , are
spending a week With Joseph ()sler
hanks. cl Main street, Noru’nlk.

u. 0. Cornell and A. 0 Cornell. oi
Long l~lund (lily. spent Sunday and

L'rborlhy, with Mr. and Mrs F. b.
Builwiiz. of Franklin avenue.

Mrs. limbo! Influence, of Albany.
nus thouuvstuf Air. and Mrs. Charles
ltider. of Wosiport avenue, our Sun-
lay and Labor Day.

hire. Frank S. Allen. of Broliklyu.
spent. Sunday and Lllbfl' Day with Mr
and Mrs. errgo 11. Allen. of Main
strict. Norwnllr.

Misses Ellde and Lizzie Tollos. of
b‘nirllcld avenue, arrived home inn-t
Sniurdoy from n nymrh‘s s: j rum in the
Berkshire Hills.“ w... ‘

Miss Anus Rider. cl Westport sveo
on", has returned home from n vacation
Whirl) she spent in New York end blew
Jersey.

llcnjzrnin Barnett. of C. 8. Trust’-
hriduc d: son's box lnclory. has returned
hunt-9 hour it trip through how Jersey

Joiner Bradley. of Worcester. Mass .
.s visiting Mr. and Mrs. William Alc-
' tarrrnck. of Mum street. Nurwnlk

William and Fred Clerk, of limllord
Sluriou. N. \‘.. spout Sunday with hlr
and Mrs. George A. Wltelpley.

Janice cousins. Jr . null John ll
Morton wont to .Grcenwich. yesterday,
in n items the horse racer.
Miss Emily C. L'Amourwx. oi llrmh-
lyu. lsugucst of Mrs. 15 J Reynolds.
oi Main ulrret. Norwnlk.

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visiting her lather. lirprmmrniiro Bur»
Well timer. of l’lninvilir.

-mw

s uncut over Sunday and )londuy, ul
Fairlleld Ivonne friends.

“Mm m...»

William ii. Mos: or. of Meadow circus.
storied this morning iur Providence.
it. I . to maul s week.

.mwaww

spent rounds: in Mind.

dust. is ridden in Wilton.

 

moonstone.

sea-V lumwarm,

 

 

dwarf“.

 

 

 

liar-walk over. the, many reunions

llr. and Ian. J. r. chompionmilllow cum mandated. and w' meat 3"”
Heron. were the gusts, yum, ol crowd-environs. the new sud novel
Mr. and Mrs. George 3. “Vang,“ methodoi hallo; the lies. W hen»
Mr, 6mm.yho ll .3 Sntbflllldtlo dmdi (3‘th but"! (‘l'tll of OWN!“ bl";
nobleman. was cued no crew or the Mn new!» to ma own mains
room at either at the previous exhibi-
tions given in Ncrwdk.

like work can be witnessed but once in
Mr; and hire. Daniel R. Butts. son n'liietirne, the admission will be entire.
and dunghlerml Jersey Cizy. have re- ly free to adults, that none will bode
turned to their home from a three days' barred from attending. be they ever to
visit or the residence 0! Ilr. and hire. poor

city have there been such universal ex-
Fr’“ 3- BTMW'T- 0' Bsyviow “'0‘ pressions of surprise, excitement and

Mrs. ll. l... linker. of limb meet. is .

Miss liiln Milne". of New York. wu Jam

urea mnmlld. M Wmulwml are.

hue. is spending: a week in Rework and A i d
Uranus. ll. .1. W fl '9 h

Cheviot! null-n. of Wilton owner. is
horns from s recursion spent in new
here mum: heme iron: s ”"0“. W- .. At 3'
Its. end lire. Aurelius J. locker. or

, , lost avenue. are More item Asher,
m Wood. of New York. is Full.

d ”M . t m
. the ‘ Boomer a v“ Ems: misuse and (learns tannins s
O

we mewom. of mm
so. no harm mum in»

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c... mom ; ....5- .~..;, L
Winona-immense»: f '

n" t“. , WW
willenisb sndtho IMW'
a. W.,m his hips Are

Be in”!!! bl! been the excitement in

Therefore. notwithstanding this God-

Never before in the histiry of this

praise accorded one than above been
unused by the miraculous cures recom-
plished by Dr. Temple the punt Week.
not only upon the public stage. before.
the eyes of thousands so that the nudi
once may see. know and judge for them~
solves the cores or benefits derived, but
at his private onion. this most wonderful
cues are daily bring accomplished.
Cu 3 have been performed upon hurry
we known citizens that rival those of
an lent times, so remarkable.
in incl. that ' the medical
world e’nnd nghnst in utter sur-
prise sud bewilderment. while press and
pulpit have both joined in eulogining
his grand humanitarian work in the
most enthusiastic ,end unquestioned
manner.
Tonight at .Hoyl'e Theatre will be
witnessed runny surprising: and startling
cores of disasters that- iiarc heretofore
been pronounced ruournblc by any ozhor'
mode of treatment. magnetism u‘unu be-
ing the only known agency to (“rub
such results.
Those who with private irortrnenr,
they oblnin some at the Mahuchrnm
Hotel during the rear vi this storm.
consultation (we. Ullice hours in u. m.
in i p. m. and 7 to ii p in.

 

we
ARE .
HEADQUARTERS

W School
Supphesl

School Paper.
Pads.

Tablet Pens,
Punch.

and
fichool Books!

olnll kinds. need in Nurwnlk nml h’uruh
Sorwulk.

all“;
PLAISTE‘. 0's,

4,; Washington Street.
50. NURWALK CONN
ii. A. HUBBARD, Auctioneer.

 

Strawberry

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eu'yre'zsrd to l

 

Our entire m of hell- hi
can into three lotsdrith u.
Wines. and we anticipate
. hundlhfl them out or the nevi figum. Ir
. To ovoid similar scenes. give all on, msy seem It hit when lo re ‘ncu them
Clerks. oi Elm street. who stranded the Wunjfiy\to Wm.“ um 00¢}.th
Christine Indenvor oonrs'nlion in Sen work of hauling enlisted humanity. Dr
Francisco end have since be! I! 09103108 Temple decided to give one more elcnic
a tour lhmush the country. return in orderthstthosé who are really inter-
homo Saturday niche ‘ cured or desire treatment. or with to in-
" vestiasto the merits or this unpanlled
treatment in the cure of chronic dis-
eases. any do so without encountering

such vast crowds so won the one in
this being her first visit here in twelve Nor-walk.

n ivcly time

to such extreme low cost. 1
us belts are to be exceeding
durirg thononring fell, butt
excellent choosing that we to
ring the powcro!
things.

 

bargain which on such
. ' l

. Regular 25. out 600 modes
for 153 each or two tor ere. 'l 0 lot corn-
prisos oil the reshiunnhle in here that
ore warn this season. with hi noes buck-
les and are in the current wit the. ,
Lot h'o 2. Rognlsr 50o qualities for
25¢ each. Such leathers as grain call.
our. monkey and urninscnl, huh nickel.
silver. gilt and covered hombre buckles.
All our rogulsr’iiOo rsi ‘
ed in this lot—bloc . Scorch} plaids, etc
Not on old one in l e entire hollering; all
new and stylish looking.
Lot No 3 Regular no null 75c values
{or 340 each. All. the choicost vnrieties

beltll urn includ-

oi lumber and pretty much any color
that one may ask for. Tho $1 Scotch
plaids are also in this lot.
This special oilering will hlold good on-
lil the first of September. ill the gomds
hurt until then. It wouldn’lt surprise us
no y if thy no bolero the truck is out.

see Fl EN

The out in prices among like goods in
the infurrts' department, has caused
many as mother to rejoice;
bumbuuuers and colored dureecs are sell-
ing for loss than the hinterllsl is worth.
lei None the labor oi walking. Grout

Wrapper selling keeps up in grunt
«how. The very minute up announced
rho reductions in price poopllo dismvvrcd
that they needed somethirrlr newer than
rho ores they were wruriu
chiming yet. ' 7

Men‘s umfwzi‘sr. Moro} new cll‘ocre
just ilk—ruins little prior s. ‘

 

Black silk warp heurlcus, 40 in. ,
Black silk warp heurietia, line, qnlily, 4; in 890-
Majestic all wool hemietie, 44 in.
Extra weight. all no ‘hcnrieua, 46 in. 89':
superior finish cud might, all wool heuri~

yum." Dress

is solicipsiion cf the nor-mm in price of all kinds of dress goods we “lured our order mun moot
nxoior a large lune 015M...” dren 399‘“ io‘kblurht sud colors. In 0 or to star-zine leildressgliods ho

nuts and also to give our lnaromers the benefit of this parachute. we haw: decided to mark them or. very:
Prices and place them on sale Saturday, August aslh. Thunders: which we hsvc put on them is willing
he advance and in many ceecs’ls lrss than the some quality of goods has ever been ollc

69c

sec, 6 ac. 75c

tron

Wool and mohair figured jacquard, 4a in, ‘ 39c
Wool and mohair figured jacqna'd, hands

Si mo patterns, 50 in,

Pine figured brillisminc, 4; in,
indie serge. all wool, 43 in. .
Pine cassimcrc serge, 4; in,

MI wool diagonal serge 46 in.
Cnioa lusirinc, silk lustre. 45 in,
Satin soliid, lootina finish, 4: in,»
Drop (1 ctr, extra weight, 48 in,
All wool, i’r och serge, all! colors and lDlJl'k,

' 75C
5‘”8

, 39'—

59°

soc

500

‘ 93c

”-00

25c

TRISTRAM r HY

Cheviot serge, nil wool, all colors and block.
Fine cessimcrc serge, all coins and black.

Drop d etc, the latest thing in dress goods,

 

: -‘ EiderdOwn Jackets.

We are showing a full line of

OWN JACKETS, just the ll ing {or and
evenings and ior honscwcur; lhey court: in all col-
ors. ' Red, pink, blucnnll grey, price, 85c, $1, r 25,:

 

 

 
 

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25¢

Norwalk, Connecticut

_ Gazette B’l'd'g.

 

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' The D. M. READ co. EEELEXLQQ

 

 

ding invitations,

lagoons character.
in advance of printing.

pr. ca.

 

 

D ’5 BIG‘ STORES ‘
L & HOYT , I!
, 83 Washington Street, South lorwsllr, or.

The new tarill‘l’aw does not affect our prices all dry goods in our sto’r‘c remain the

some as heretol'orc and some goods will be sold tor less.
DOMESTICS.

The best prints—«we have never will hr yewalu'ays
have brcn 5c.

28 in dom'et llanncl. regular prire, 4 r-zc id.

The best Indigo prints, 5r. per yard. '
lvlcazvirst while shelter flannel, Fc‘; always has both.
l‘ablc damask, hlcru hen. rcgnlnr mm. sor'.
Ludica' linen suits. 3: 5o, 2.00 and 5 nu. V

Look and he convince-d.

BLANKET DEP'T.

100 pairs to 4 summer blankets, regular prices 45c

so summer amnion-tables, sum"

HOSIIRV DEP’T.
I.;ulics' regal rr mode last block hose, r5 : pcr prir ’ ’
Boys' heavy ribbc'l hose, double know, toe and
heel, regular price, i: [<2 ..
Men's white on] run lorcd shirts, reguldr pril e 3 fly

Men's media 11 “night shirt-s uul drnwcrs, re; lltr,

It

l’.S.-——Black Walnut Roll Top Desk, little used, cheap at $4.000; will be sold for $20, ,j
This is not a great eacrili‘bc sale. Be‘st goods at Regular prices. ‘

SCOFIELD r. HOYT, 83 Washington St, South Norwallr, th j

M‘-

The Sentinel can now oflcr inducements to parties desiring engraved Wetl-
Announcements, culling curds, cm, of n epccinlly advan-

lehnrlmsl grade of work all prices but a very littl. '
We shall be pleased to show samples and girl

 

 

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Table on crotlh.

Shcif althcloth,
Tlhblo Linen.

Napkins.

 

IQUTH NORWALK

BostonStore-

lit w—ssmseros 81.,
5011'“! Nonwsnu.

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mode and put up.

 

 

Lookout-loo...
Oonu' was}...
Oonts' “Perkin; UNI-to
Oontii’ Underwear.

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Till GDLUIIIA
”I LOOK
TYPIURITII.

Kmlmlios tliemuul {cultures of me other
imminent writing rrmchlnea; iruloml.lt
won the l‘lomwr in “improvements ” 'i‘iu n.
onto. it WW minute
”I“. all which in eh: i. murmurs:
nil mutants and union-um accounting uh

I!" ll’ arm “ill ”will“. 'I'llltl.

' mil. "ll “Infill OM“ ill“ M

iwwrmrr “undies o! all kinds. (Mice
s end typewrlier uni-incl». himdsl
urimuuiymwriiul‘ minor for llufiwnt urn
ll we. ”cell for commune and price lists.

fishers! Merits M can it.

is street. New London.

 
 
 
 
 

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ston Store.

ore. l. m starrsr. Prop.
ms wwursoros en. Hillll‘ll Noumea.

which they

lyre 5m

 

 

Do You Keep

mama; SCHOOL FOR INSPI-

no. “(I of.“ W! WILL removals

 

Lace Curtains.
Shootingomnmmookn

Ladlou' Muslin
Undorwo-r.

‘ CD

.. “III-om
Lndiou' Trimmed Hutu.
Sallorsiand Wallets-ti Hot.

At Roduood Priool. '
Dronscoodo. Notion.

 

_ MR. KING"

This rsrnurlr wet overheard or s Tuoodny. .‘.P“ .t _
ludlnggrocsr'l.llonselieepers who "“‘"""‘“ ‘l" ”um W

have tried It know that LUb‘l‘thil

”mm of r tern M the ,Meml Vullhrl “is

”drilled.
Him hundred nndien horn

 
 
 
 

 
 

 

is the but srucls on north for house- um mound . cum rm
cleaning. if you have never used ”‘llyfl‘lmh 1"" "MM
it, try s m: cults: ell grocers «it it "‘ ' m‘ ‘
’ It U. also dismiss Bess. ‘
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No ineloherrliy «iron that Hm Home “M

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mm Lillm'l'ummi Hours”: will he in 5th huluillmuilm him I“

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smart. in Milli been on it
run. Mil. (mm liar, m. too i In . hr the .
purples- ul rmivlun nonlihulmm M Ito MlllllJll Milli) sixth M '
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