Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, September 8, 1897 · page 5

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"G'thellcewalk

. nun-mutton»

1-; - church. Inndaynight.
(loom Belleehandl'loyd'hltnecoe

treateeeinr three yeare.

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‘1 put at thirty young pecplewent
mm H “M “We“
j man- -ngatKeeler’amlllaneem
‘ retarding Boothlimlflo’m-

.C.Wheeler.ctl1lcrwalk.
Dir.etBrcohlyn. willepeud
...otmherln Denver.

Hence ‘Inoage. Sons of Hermann.
, .‘mm . .... row night in Hermie
Hell. ud1.1ehrete the annivereary ct

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'l’hetwoeteelcaghewhteharrlradfor
Wheel-acetate»
are helngplaoed in Melon W-

pleehleehcettwelreteetoneweyand
tirethecther. Theyerepalnledeed'j

andexlecdtotheceilingoitllerccln.
Theelldlngdooeaareahcntthrepteet
wide "firm“ on wheels- The

Thomemhere oi the Booth Harwell
mmmm lindeevcr eo-
ciotr will :0 wife-tom. in It W1!
chartered tmlley ch'tlday night. to
etl‘end‘ themeeting of the recent
Union. Ihe atartwill he made'frcnl,
Dr. J. Hilton. Oobnrn‘e “Colonial" cot-
tare. Booth Iain etreet. It 7:15 o'clock
m

The enbyect for thaprayereervloeat
the South Harwell: Congregational
church. tomorrow evening. will he "The.
Richee of Faith: The Poverty oi Unhe-
licf.” Sulphn‘ We are: Lute
“11.3"; Phllippiaue‘lll..viil..ix ;Harh
ix . xvii , 1:11.. and Galatians iii .xxel.
The pastor will conduct the meeting,
Vieltore are invited to thin putt -

H. ALBnhhard he: ineharge an ace.
line at pereonel nropertywhich lepretty

of connoeieure and genernl pnrchaeere.
We refer to the role of the oontenta oi
the Oollender mention at Ncroton. Sop
temhcr ll end 15. .

Risaee Carclyn. A. Golding. Alice
Hntohnian. Sedan 8. Smith. Amy B
Dodge, Florence London. and Mlle
lorehcnae have entered the State Nor-
Inalaehool. New Keven, tor thle year.
commuting from South Norwalk.

.HnnIeI-e are happy over the prorpeci
If plenty of game this tell. more than in

....AOK.eIn.c.,wiIimmr- (lawman

. cneweekfrcmncxtl‘rldey.

.Nth in taking a course oi
atndy ct . n'e Busineee college, pm
paramyl atndylng tor the minietry.

JohnD .1 wr.thehnrher.haenwred
from Ben-1 lain etI-eet wV.A.Boo-
llcld’ehl

in North Main alreet.
Bellormfin « -will confer the initiatcry
lit.
‘ cheated who protect.

All Oddfello'wa arerc-
» ...;th ry theater dept-on ie calling
on are at Retiree. Greenwich.
* man and Troy. N. Y. .

new Store. Rorwalh. in being
picnllfnll unwound with fell anode oi
elldeeori ~. .
John HiWade and (null here lnov;
ed linen ple eteeet to no Proapect
‘W“e Bil GPO".

who our. menu. ll announced at lilies
Edith II. errie. oi Booth hereunto
ein A 1‘ ieled. c! iltawn blend.

' lire. lliam U. Jeeenp. oi Main
client. le hetitntlng for line Flynn Ii
thelknte wheel. Thelelter lull.

ilhevlee Eolt. cl The J. '1‘. Prowl»
Cafe R alt were. wheeled to Ship-
pen Point y‘aeterdey.

”handle 2 y.ol Wart avenue. who
mm - ill oi remittent lever. in
haunting elcwly.

flier 1. Brownmlliainelteehwu
Ilol'tlicll'ellillll since her

5‘ 7.3..” manholwaler mm: In
. » , .. a“ M only. ”melt

1. . llalieieatul‘ohn R. Ferric
wharf wit c cargo of coal.

‘ no.’ on end really.“ can.
. .mmcnnmunnm

woodeoch and email game birds are
plenty. notwithstanding the enmmu
he! been damp and rainy.

“...—......

Mitchell & Sou. yeeterday leaned the
Itore at No. as Well etrcot. formerly oc-
cupied by J. J. Goldberg. and owned by
hire. 8. A. Weed. to O. Ghlotto. who
will open a fruit atone there on or ahonI
October let.

A. M. Heydrich of Brooklyn. sure I»
coed talk at the young men'a meeting
lunday afternoon. Re need bottles
with different colored contents to illne-
trace hie rewh-Jamcetown. N. Y.
Journal. W,“

Collection: have been ordered taken
by Blehop Tierney. during September.
in all Roman Catholic churches in the
Hartford dlceeao. The money it to aid
the Catholic univerelty. nt Waehlngton.

unclaimed lettcre in the Norwalh
poet-caloe ole addreaeed to hire. (1. N.
Bohler. Barney Melanin. hire. Nellie
Hendrick. J. C. Reunion. George P.
Newoomh. HarryRaymon‘d.

nllie Grace fl. noymcnr. of Ridge-
deld. (burn. graduated from Merrill
college. Stamford. Conn . mm the clan»
of 'Ill’. la filling a petition aeeteuogreph-
or with the Ridgeileld Prete.

Henry Leno brought t1 thie olllor
yeeierdey ehont a pint of dellcicna wild
atnwherrlea. which he pictod'in the
helde. They were quite large and of
delicioue item-L“

Thcllniohlneonvlllencaae mimic
the Town Court. yeeterdey elm.
tud Ire. Dian am honed over under

anltehlc houda to keep the peace.

lllee label Dayton. who haeheeII
whiting Ilr. and In. Cleric Byehec. 0'
Gunnery. hae relerned to her home in
Union. ll. Y.

lir. and Ira. (loathe I. Faerie. cf
llayview event. have related! heme
iron aiwe welte' trip to chicane and
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III-I Geneelaye Rale whom. cl
linol- mt. ll needing the day in
llew tort city.

Mlher W. Teylnr and family. It

mmwtmnun “It

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eenewillhereedyfcrnaeinatewdeyec. (lode

sure to attract the lntereated attention W~

. Merlden.

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In addition

by the hilteeeRettieParhorend Lillie.

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The dcetrnotlcn oi the Lockwood
buildingin Wall meet in progreeelng
rapidly. www.31- being out eel
in lone elicee and loadedonwegone.

feet equate are out on and. let down to
the etreet by manna of timberepleced
egalnet the building.

Dr.W.J.Tnceywae called to Kel-
loggetreet.thieaoon. toporacrlheicra
' ohildwhc‘walitehenwlih a lit at
reaidonce oi ite annt. lire. Jnne
Collin. Thechild received prompt et-
tentlonandwaeeocureatcmdtoitenor
melcondition.

The meal etute convention oi the
King'e Daughtera of Connecticut willhe
held in the Oliret church. Bridgeport.
next month. lire. Boitomc‘nud lira.
Davie. of New York. are among the

At the nnnuel town mccting in the
Town House, about the middle 0! the
month. notion will bis-token on the wid-
ening oi the Well street bridge. end the
constructional anew townhouse.

, lice 'Fannihello Curtis. of Knight
street. moored the dutiee cl her new
poeition ae mpefintgylent of the Bench
lyn kindergarten eyeteIn. yeeterdey.

The meeting tomorrow evenlhu. in the
Congregational chapel. will be e onio-
siounry concert. with lntareetlng me
from the wide field.

The Hadden-Denton enmmery one
come up in the Town Court. this morn-
ing. and was continued until thin after.
noon at 2 o’clock. .

O
Mine Thomas. who her been mending
the week with hlr. and hire. Ferron ti.
Betta. hee returned to her home in

fire. Francis Steveneon, Jr.. of Merl-
den. la the gneet of Mite. Julie B. By:-
hee. of South Main etrcet.

Effective Plea-Oh. my friends! or-
claimed the walking delicate who had
turned cvangcliet, let me entrent you to
ehnn the region Ilrce of hell! ‘ There
ian't a pound of honeat. nnionmade
milestone burnt in Betnn'e entire hing

It may interem you. children. said
the mtnrnedomieeinnary. who wee od-
draulng the Sunday aohool. it I tell
you of an adventure I once lied In In-
die. Whilogolngthrongh a jungle i
came lacetoface with a lion. There
wee no chance to retreat. and l hnd
nothing to defend myself with. I need
perfectly etlll and looked the fierce
bout atealllly in the dye.
Whinhegcmehed II breathleee boy
in the intent clan.

Bentley echcol teacher—Now. alter
the prodigal eon returned home. whet
did hie tether do? Beholer~lle killed
the toiled cell. Sunday aehocl teacher
«Quite right: and why did he till the
failed call? Reliable—Gan» he daen't
hill the prodigal.
Aaiotheheetwaytogctothe Klon-
dike. anecdote tiller. but a good many
who have been there lay the heel way
it to go claw.

lion information. Tommywl’ew.

more he to am e dedication of
apatrioi. ltrJ‘igwaellmpnlrlot III
e‘lnen who done eonielhing tot hie
ccnnlryordceehle country tor m
thing. I all not me which.

Whateoneme it in remarked the

WflMleeolmImh ore
whetheenrncteleaillme yon. ’

Ymneiicdhleweyeeeelitie my
eluy. ammonium» late
themheuadeaeeendteycelo the
unconnected net how when they
eat. ,

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tothemnalcmcleeeltherewillheaf
eclohyflre.Alex.8.Glheon.andadnet ,1

Poruouotthercut and aiding twenty ‘V

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town wh

nation thdt'e required to

c'l‘rap and
Other
Shooters l

Gunmen!—

The U. M. C. “A” war
once a [detour load . with
you; it iejnetaegocd orbct-
ter today than ever. Why
let prejudice «IOWd in the
way of its one, when you
can have your apart and
save money by buying it
from no at 30¢ per box?

Reincmber t3 place, 112
Wuhi‘ugton eteect. .
Aleccther lhdded ahelle er.

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Gcmetcek, Watkins
'a new

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TAVLOR a OOLDIN'U
Reliable, leeeueee lgeeey.

“amount.

louhlcrwalt Ocen

Why Not

laeerntodclhnelneeaaehneig
it near ie donut We teach acinel
hnelneee from the uteri.

Learn ehurtheud end typewrlta
inn train teaclme that how
had practical experience! A
limited“ number at charter

member echcleralllnll may he
had oi the eneclnl new

one 111.111.0111: cocoon.
'1 x .. mono ecnooi.

Brown's .
liceineee
,, college
(tillceopenday underlining. '
no can no emu ’

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gs docn’i usually appear in
.. y A ., (It @111?” the beat ‘ngIIdc cf
willow“ .... new-1......» a: (note 120 e mare an an ot or. can-
”mm ......W I ”1didly to here that 01619in no pllice m

‘3 Your moneyhringe you more reel
at my enury.fi We’ve got the combi-

end price: R11;l (late “10'

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gm: good voice, quality
e clean. .fi

rem Icrwalh

.. . -. cameras

ESTABLISHED 1867.

In great varicty,and In all V

styles, except past styles
Such 18 our clothing stock!

one or two of our special
sale suite or punts.

An examination will con.
vince you, as it hoe many
others. that the values
we are giving are away
ahead of the alleged halfpricc

enlce. advertised periodically

by bankrupt concerns.

All wool enit,e$5, 6.50 and
8; former p1ice,$8,10 12&15.
2 and 3 dollar pnnte, 1.50.
l» and 5 dollar pants, 3.00.

Store Open Eveninge.

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Com‘stock Bros...
M Willi! Ill! "REIT,

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teeth lerwellI. done.

Ill-"II I. II! III. Igr.

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W. H . sworde
lice lnet receiveda tine line at

FALL SUITIIGSI

m m an I“.
opposite Guy Hotel
e. newwaew. ,

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woman. ldfl.

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FISHING

irate boughthemtheadrneceflhlllaem

*terlheulerthen “mum 0mm one)
1‘ “canine. flnmchupelnl'o. aneaeeladlee‘

apiece: worth ole. , _
name. in chlldrn’a rlhhell end iletnete and ‘ .
greeted haraalne in n lediln' combination edit. at Rio.

newline are;

I can": IUILDIIG.

THE SILVER PADLOCK S .

larvae
lost
In Pal .,

120 Washington
Street.

TAG

_ Fox Cycle and Hardware

llo WASHINGTON I'l'll
Ivorythlng l'rom A floodl- To An Anchor. ‘

DON’T W

For another opportunity him this to .
wardrobe asit may never Occur again. F,

We will sell 150 fancy

J Sack Suits at $

Former values $8, 10 and $12.
Call early and get first choice.

Open every evening'nntll 9 o'clcfi. .

‘ Clothlcr, Hatter and Fnrnleher,

laheahene llctel Black.

1111.

A WOMAN'I OHOIOI:

in footwear in moot likely lope-ore veil-inciory when made under tee '
Rotter opportuniticl tor Innklu choice» than time we offer cennot

load. The none of our etcch le Ila wide IIIIII full list of oil the whim
make it. and our aeacrtment cover: ovary IIIer and mode. Woman'ii 1
be equally plea-lug to her oyce nod her feet and he ll fair value in: hilt‘

condo are economy iteelf.

Glo1er’e New

SHOES

In Washington Street. loath In

Wedding and

Society

 

 

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