Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, September 15, 1897 · page 7

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an that the doctor'a Ion ‘waagth'rown
trout the carriage. and horthia have
TM wagon waa taken to 3. Arthur
Grittln' a repository anti a new pair or
drain math {or it.

lire. William L. Lockwood and
daughter. otfinmrnit, N. J.. have been
vlalttng lit and hire. W. ’1' Raymond.
at The Maples.

The mornhere or the Bull“; church
will give a porch and too am tattval
in the tent near the church Thur-day

mat—e

Lilia.“ ”Echo!

Gonndbx largo inn.

tomorrow mitt.
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thiamiugtoratwo

, van county. Ii. Y.
Gotham and family. Sores-Iona it. E. Dorm.
'Voolintonah. ., _
Sales Stables!

NORWALK. . . -

7 la having hia hallo
street bridle M Illa: Laure Cantrell mu" returned to

her home in Huntington. h I.

The Chaucer club will meet at the
honae at A. 8. Blbbies next Tuesday
night.

The Congregational circle of Klug‘a
‘Danghtere will meat at hire. GleerorI'e
next Monday afternoon. WEflLE$t°$flma

The Congregationil Sunday school to , ..
resuming “errand-breaking attendance.
List Snudeyouo hundred were preterit.

Notice announcing that the releetme
and town clerk will sit September 25
from it it. In. to ‘I‘ p m . to mate rotors,
lint boon posted.

The attendance at the Center oolmol
ahowa II imam which hats tilled hourly
every available seat. and more are In:—
peeled. The mini registration in in the
naighborhood o! 125, about finally Ili-
. rider] between the three rooms. _

The urinal wetting of tho Horioal
amount-lost who hold in the animal home
Monday night. The to lowing ofliorrs
were elected: A. 8 Blbhine. preaidcnl;
'E. B. Hindloy. vice~preeidentz hliu
Helen warehouse. accretary; IliIIII
Helena French. troawm; William
Korehunoo. Alisa l’lulon Mumhoutw. Mira .
Helena French, h} ll. Hiudloy and A. S.
Bihhine.bunrd ohlirooiur’r, and B. M.
Sulth. municnl director. A meeting
will behold at the home oi J. ll. More-
house tonight. to examine movie for
etn'ly. "lulnrtthe" and “'lhe Little
Tycoon" were looked at Monday night

Mr. and hire. Stephen [loll started
onItorIloy on II visit to relatives in
Middletown. Think the ilrat time in‘
ten years that Mr. Bell haa had‘ a
chance to vlait. hire. Herbert Stank
well. of titanium. la raping house Ilnr
mg their abwnco.

Selectman Alex Monkey haa graded
the terrace in [root of Me honor. and
had Contrastor Fairhauhe IOW areal
reed. '

(loom W. Fowler and flannel ls.
Wood. rout-tron oi voters, will Inert. in
tho Town Hall. tomorrow. (mm It to
oo'olu-LI to recoiro Iho uppltoatluor oi
them in in! ninth fllfltiltffl.

The romaloa of Ullarloa Bro-h were
brought from nl‘ltlfil‘pon. yoatenlay.
aedllnlerrrd in Spring Grove cemetery.
Bar. B. A. Bunch conducted the armor:
Mr. Broah waaahrothor of hire. John
Pooley and lira. John Bteveur.

The handmrno mlrlenoa oi the Me
thigh W. Uollondar. whioh war to have

. and bowie Keillor, oi ,

, . and special one nation:
“attending the day in

den
Price: roumu‘nhlo. ‘
In . iflien 0! Bow- A TRIAL 01mm Silldi‘l'l'lil).

-. he: ran Daniel for e

in attending II two weeks“
“in Wamhwn and Clinton,

Mk lire department (mo noon.

practice. tonight.

Mao la moving from
“In Fort Point “Wilt.

fill-diet. or Oahhrn avenno.

'1' he \‘orv \' ark JIIIII-tml’at Grigin‘tl
Paul“: “13“..

Hofadden’s Row
of Fletsl

iiy E. \t'.
I‘mld- II We.

meeting of the South

tional Christian En-
mhrldlntt night. The

toll try the various corn
program during thr

1h nominating committee.

j 1. Taller. III-I. '1'. A. Do
lay Q Smith and WIlliam
milled the following report,
war muted and tho officeh-
alaoied: President. Clarence
vloo~preaidont. Mrs. J. hill-

. : recording secretarymlmw

.; Bradley; corresponding necro-
M l. Taller: mum-er. Hubert

produced. A star cont.

ll:\\“5{).\”‘3 (rlKl-g'
\U‘ l‘J. SI’ h'i [Al ”H‘I'

A moat complete «rumination.

iI-Il’u IIIIIi l’intwo‘ x.

are may to
prepare

it you
have an ,

Ila
ENTERPRISE
New float Chopper

”trump“

it in praeticollv in two placer. Nu IIIIIItll
portal to low.- or thistle) ( III M taken
I Iert mod. Loat u an M in

Ilat . I. hat-II ttmw IIIoIIIIIl allow
Hoot Duel. liomlm‘nrtmak tuI IlvoI-rp-
tic- c more for I‘tImv Com tor l‘i’illcrfl.
lturacmitlh. the meta tor Mum m. A
Maid“. machine hat will he mini ovary

8o. larvallI tlIlIIi. Be.
70th lama»,
caeo.

committee -—-Jnlla s. Brim
William L Porto.
' Lawrence. 'l‘ha'lia Wood

3. Rear. Annie W. lather.
lure.
rmtlng.-thliant A. Griffin.

Rollie W. Katha. Minor“
lento J. Keith. Bertha BuIIII.

It. John.

‘ moot.~nu. Newton 0.
,; chairman. tiny it hmtIiI
I. Gaul. Chat-lea hi. Graven
“in, Marin Knapp.

” . . 0. Sanford. chairman.
ammonia a. Tilly, Flor-v
mall. Joesph 8. Powell

Willing. Barry 0. 00- ‘

' Henry 0. Bothy. chair
I!!!) 0. nailey. Julia 8.

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.audwdltlghmmand with rent

WWW will he III-graham
menpiltheginworktnthrlr

The comment ta «W or iii»
Eleanor Thoma. daughter or Rev. w,

n m» o. humorot thoBoatort
Ihotiiat notional church.
8 Doughty. or Wlnatrd.

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Excelsior Livery and

COhN
The lineal equippms for livery in the
town. for plemure driving. turd II large
amok o! IIp-to-Iinie coaches hr weddings

Nmnnd careful III-it era in livery when

Trams (tethered and allied (or in any

'I HOVT's THEATWE
Saturday. September lath

Tuwuqul Aulhur of i. "lli Inruic

The [nutrient lililrttiul tun-I- comedy I'thl'

mmoI- ill :-I .~.. I. \Elil’?
no MAGNIFIUENT Ctls'l‘l'Ml'LS" '

l’ricoxlloc it": .I‘lc. t-I-nlamhltlu III l’lnla-

ix‘“<re§r$**Q*th€‘-é§47

5th train in ”I no out It! town
heir Imam quietly agreed to army
r’rottou than out: thing are ant-elated
mayor;

'llliarr aeharat about the W this
roam whirl: m then: more low
ting than: ever. MI wearable. , ‘ Galore
are Molnar and more with: arranged.
olfact- are inure varied and motioned.
And there la a maimed! from which to
ohm.

You will hardly know the Silk and
Drew genie quarter. the truahmatioo
from runner to autumn her been an
great. an moi-to; heavier tabs-lea but
livelier oolore—coootera and their»:
loaded down with the my newest or

new tracks. But you will loci right III
home when once you come to tool: at the
quatltteazramo reliahlooeu about than
that has characterized former timer—-
that ho- made this stem each n dopend~
able piece to buy.

We are all ready.

What pleasant thoughts our big line of
new lampa ruggeatannewrs: stylea’ont.
And what little prtoaa they are ceiling
for. ‘3 up. Larson and heat line we
have ever had.

New Envilartd Dinner W; re. Now
Toilet flout. All ready for the new lur-
oiahing and rolutniahlng which annually
takes place on orabont thoeo days. New
decorations and new colour.

Lace corteina ponierra Ind draperies
wurgoiintione (or new good! are now
inordor. It in the only chooror that
catches the prettiest.

Carpets and raga. Worth repeating
again lmcnnw buyout are out early this
(all; Imrltotthnn canal ‘

'l'ho hi3 W floor in the carpet do-
szI-tnwut larger at Iluma with its bright
More of now Fall and Win III-showings.

The D. M. READCO.

Block rill: warp hemiettmho In,

Murillo a'l wool lIenrietta. 44 to.

our. 46 m,
Wool and mohair figured ’jmouard.

arm: patterns, so in,
0

Fine figured briIliInIine. «H in,
India serge. all wool. 45 in.

Fine casoimorc serge, 45 in,

All \Iool diagonal serge 46 in.
Carina Instrinr, silk lustre. 45 in
Satin tollid, lamina finish, 42 in,
Drop It ctr, extra weight, 45 in,

36 in,

TRISTRAM

have been 5r
:8 In dome-t flannel regular prIcc
The best indigo prints, 5c pcr yard.

Ladios’ linen suits tr 50, 2.00 and
Look and be. convinced

0" Icipiillon of the privatise in price It all kinda oi “3”.”on we placed our ordor mm

2 go for a large line or lon' Ign dress goodr to hloozlta and colon. In order to star. tho {all dreaagmil‘
1m and also III giro our . usooomr me mm at this pnmhaa'n Ire have decided to marl: them or
- with! AM place lhcm on role Shimmer, August 28m The prices Ivhich we have put on them is vii

; at?! 3:10:15 to the odvame and In In my cam in ma than the saute qnnhty ol good: has ever mil a

Black ti’lr warp henriettn. tine. qulity, 44 in
Extra weight. all want hem-lotto 4611,

Superior tinieh and wright. all wool heuri-

Wool and mohair llgmrd jaI (guard, hand-

All wool, Punch urge, all colors and block,

ileIIvIrII \IlIiIc shaker flannel, tic; always has been.
rlrlllc damask, hlcarhcd. regular prior, 5m”.

BLANKET DEP’T.

Ioo pairs to 4 summer blankets, remIlar prices 45c

 

69c
89c
see, 62c, 75c
890

40 in.
52 In.

48 1",,
$1.00

49 in. 39c
75C
508
39c
50c
50c
500
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25 ccms

’. 8.me Walnut: Roll Top Desk, little used, cheap at $14) ()0; will be sold for $
This Is not a great sacrifice sale. Best grinds at Regular priccg

SllOFIELD OI H0", 83 Washington St. South liorwallr
oddlngand

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1'an. Oil cloth.

{half Ottflcloth.
‘t‘nhia Llnan.
Napklrta.

COUTH NORWALK

Boston Store.

lll WINNIE"! $7..

BOUT)! NORWALK.

 

The Sentinel can now offer inducements
' ding invitations, announcements, calling
lagoons character. The lI host gtade of mm. a.
' in advance of printing.
prices.

 

CONN.

50 bummer comfortablez, a
HOSIER‘I DEP'T

LIIlics‘ rc VIIlIr mI lc' um i) .Ick hose 15: per pIIr, w
llms' heavy Iibbcl hose dlublc knee toe and
heel, regular pai ',I- I: I .2 f.

Mcu' s wlIi- I: um um icr‘cd’shum, ugulii min: 3 lo

M :II 'sm: “1 11 w fight S‘llili zI-Il drnwcz's, regal if,"

Chevrot aorge, all wool, all colors end blAck,‘
Fine cosslmcro serge, all colors and butch...’

Drop (1 etc, the latest thing in dress good

Eigderdown Jackets.

We are showing a full line of .
I EIDERDOWN JACKETS; just the thing for mt
evenings and ior'houscweor; they or me in 'all I:

on. Red, pink, blue and grey, price, 85c, 'I, 3 :5

Norwalk, Connecticut. L

Gazette B’l' d’g, .

SCOFIELD I. TOW 5 BIG STORE

I3 Washington Street. South lorIraliI, or.
The new tariff law does not affect our prices all dry goods in our store remain ill
some as heretofore and some goods will be sold tor less.

DOMESTICS.

The lust prints—we haw: III-.Vcraold for 7c-—always

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to parties IlcsIIlIIg engraved
cards. cm, at It 5 Iain")! ad
pm us but a very ll

e shall be pleased to Show samples and

Lao. cumlna. .
thootlannmI-noe ' ‘

Ladlaa' Muslin
Underarm.

 

 

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Lani-nutmeg

‘OUTH NORWABK

Orders left here for AWN IN GS and SAILS will receive prompt attention. "Aiming
made and put up. We keep sailcloth in stock. I

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tailor-a and Walking hi
At: Reduced Prince.

hey I. Wanton. Ltaalo I

, 0‘ 3‘ ll. Eoydrioh. Flomurv IImI sold at auction thin week. ha: been

parchment by Hr. 'l‘rowhrlrlge. who re
iiIloaIIoIIr by. The billiard table. acid
yesterday try Auctioneer lluhhartl. or

Oonh' Hymn.
Conu’Worktng Ihlna a.

Boston Store

I‘D. I. VII amrar. Prop.

”MW“! mm.» It a

«I a. more. III-smut. Painting hydrants.

Gram. Alter Byron,
M. William Lawrence.

' 3. Hilton 00mm. Ithalr~

Btomlorll. waa pnwhoml hy D‘rrd horn.
at nmotonl A large number at hone»
hold olfact- hare horn acid.

“WI
0mm Ruler. when eyat have carat

motto. war taken to a flaw Yuk hora
pleat oh armory. when” Wile:
will he outlawed. Hie may trtvmh
‘ hare hope he will mire "‘Iunoh hearth.
'tiIo Rvomonhu‘rmhvr tail given at
tho 'l‘orIII Bantam Clairol“. me.
Hi» night, momma. m
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lira. ii 1 harm hare-term» im‘
home near mam ta Mgr

 

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Sealed Wenonah tor painting tire hy-
drama belonging to the (lily of Math
Norwalh.wlll homlvod III and luclmh
inn Wnlnaerlay. floptomhvr In. mot. until
to’clorkp. III.

Painting to he done in accordance with

' cannons II. ‘l‘llelllllltlhl.
amorous ll. pawn.
illil‘NhH-l. moo.

Water Gummlmtonm or City at South

Namath. '

Faith. flit-At ,
Imam. comm

 

__leptomw 7. ’07

dualla on tile in Water ileumlaaionm‘
«I! hire III: remit entering tor moral “5“” .

otatt him, pundit: limallr amt sooth

 

Ownaa' Undorwwar-l

Alta
Hraopunarnnr
FOR

Sohmm
Supplies! '

“hoot Paper.
M‘- Fiona.

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llll WASHINGTON 815.. SOUTH NOBWALK;

l't’ iti'lihlifi Full mow.
tier IItoIIh of wall paper IiIIcIIII't Nqnlrr
much talk. provided you m it. Thu
aIlvortlIIoIIIeIIt in more to not you to mono
Itrntitld and limit. than to prove the I II»
wilvuoe and prion at our Intro! IIII. II iI‘IIIlI
"await tor tlwtonalwr "

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MR. KINO'..

scuooI roe e as

WILL Ira-opcuf ‘
Tuoadny. Supt .
Propane for antiwar .

lIrIIIlImw.
Into hundred IIIIIl ten hora

lIIIro euteml mile” “at . l’
thin wheat. For otnulari

ll. II. Kill. Stanford

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