Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, September 20, 1897 · page 8

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(1.) Briefly. the notion in the open—
ing a! Railroad place originated about
- the time the (contracting of the Con-
eolidetedrcad' through South Norwrlli
war drrwing to completion. The coon
puny. which owned the property. pro-
poredtoilllitiu and utilize it tor the
uteri-go at cm. A syndicate of intellect
ed men, believing that the closing of the
street would
burineu
ion of the city and dominate
adjoining property. bought a tract ct
leudin Bprlnswccd and exchanged it
with the Goneclideted mad for the Ball-
read pm property.
deeded the property to the city, Which

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

”rally around the ureter null turns
tilt coucectwtthater MM 9” the Women'r dictum moiety. tcworh
3 in: went with Brill! M! the torture withthewchiheuimmaeeietyiethc
lcweuldreherethenemwenderowdedellminatlmoi therein» ileum
'Bmhmmlwtmmend town.
Wuhinrwu by rider an we and Rev. John'll. Wm whopreeldtd
naturalwneoomate there-Hilliard “them. raid he hoped anon to
teEnthrwalt whilethelattevwceill hareauchrrcelctyomanlud. an an
turnishmshlydlmtemhhm Marathon mammalian
We» and Kirk WI” wi mm name. 0. em had sent letters
archwandallthe heck ccnuu'yinthe
westerly section of our city. he the tonic-nominatin-
ptreeta are removery vehicle cumin.
'0 the W "0“ the whole W aiew eemestnmnrhonthc llbjw‘“
- section at our town inert tern tour ‘
corners. but if Jionrce street were
opened through to Sprint. it would
reducetheeetotwo.
crowded and dangerouu new. will.“
eurcity to temper, he increaalnglyro
with ouch succeeding your. Oughtnot
there improvement! to he made. and
modem?

 
 
 
 
 
 

Willi il ma.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Faithtolly yours.
FD

eeriourly ulfcot the

luteroata of that new

The company

proceeded to extend. widen end lay out
the street. Edwin Admit. the Bat

.' Formica company and others where
land it won prepoaed to take tor the or.

tension.‘ weir disentlriied with
the award of benefit: and
flamenco. and commiuionore were

appointed to make a dual appraisal. The
delay since then her been due to a corn?
initiation of circumataneee. among them
thcremevel oi houser end hulldinga that
atood within the line of the street. It
hasheeu necessary. we take it. on the
theory that large undertaking-Jim large
bodice more «lowly, particularly in
South blot-walk.

( 2) That dimmbowled boiler is a
monument to one oi the iniltiea of
human urture-«atubhcrnnaar. A por-
tion of it lapped cm into the prepared
new street. and by the terms of agree:
ment when the proper! y come into peace-
aion of South 'Norwallt that section oi the
boiler belonrad to the city. The Street
Lbuuniniouert and thcflatmeloa coul-
prny could not not together on a buying
emollient-ice ot the other erotica o!
the boiler; hence the economy at cattle;
it in two.

ill) The lune-tier to lontlnea lion-
roe meet to Water and Spring etrtetr it
not I bud cno.

‘ Headed Guilty. but were Sign...“

iiiererlilizebeth Gilliam end Helen
lonelier-a appeared bolero Jennie
Schlitlhncoht. in Device. laat Fridry
ternwn. to nulvm to the charge at I
in: their literals! on the eldewrlk
'l‘uwu uteri: Br" acted to counsel tor
”newborns. rude pier oi guilty
was entered on babel! o! hie client
It. Marti-whom that tiles lieu-
hcere omitted the low. but would
thin alluhtdnt redeem he interred.
rho Justice. however. creatively die
Whom indict. ileuatableliaeiw.
whomm momma-weenie
fairly dealt with. and try- that hora
allerhe will ellew viohm at the Jew
to do to they claret the cowrlalrt
on new bearer! Jam harsher.
emcee» illuminant” tern
the wattart.

wtumnm
Ill Ollie It. Joli. fl harlot.

 

 

 
 
 

temperance.

programme wee a role. "Ava
by bout. my beautifully rhudered by
In. 0. Albert Freeman. with mom
nnlmentby Alex 3-. Gibaon. Paul G
accompanied by In. Boheltre.

poled oiPenl G. Solicitor. Jr .

Chile. Edward Hines. Edward Cabin.

 
 

theirregrotetuotbeingehle
Attorney accrued. Hounecker made

The opening number of the metlcal
Karla."

Echelire. Jr. gave areiyuil'lctire role

The reception committee war oom-
"harlo-
Lynch. Edward J. Hayoa. Thomas I".

William Riley. Feed Bell-aliens Jrruee
Yates. Michael i‘teynolda.

I hear that Borneo did not make a
continental success oi flawlet. notes:
the water. No. lilo rucceu did not
amount to u continental.

Hungry Higgine~1 wouldn‘t mind
sole; to Klondike. it it wasn‘t ier hav-
ing to dig out the gold.

Worry Wanna-Jilin ain't the worn
oi it. it no: to be warned lifter it it
dug.

 

snicker. {when .
$6 a Barrel!
-, - 80¢ a Bag!

Will he the pro: rt

FLOUR

AT THE

Model
Grocery

(in the alien liuy. A» good no l‘illslmn
or nuythlnwm ihn timllm'. \mium no
ri~h \ our in they lmvk it you e am it.
“ill in law lbiilt pro mm. windmill ( mt
I) type know u tremolo who u v u no it
Flour-will not he down in it tun nunln
this year.
Illndel lit in many. Mun) will no it
when one chances» are y; me.
Sh: ulllcrs, “it’ll be paired.
Mlle Built“ llmu‘. L‘c wotml.
«i once \lngnollr Will. '35».
T liehhtlt r or llz ml t-lnnn
Bert Cream-w Mutter. lilo.
h. notlckclo.

Lorenzo Dibble.

0e m'arlesiceera'. letter.

The eflmillllii'tt. ltpmlnted by
the (font-tot l’ioluie or the lib-
irlot oi him-walk. Coma-limiting" in
twelve. entitlement! ilevldc upon
the claims or the trmllwruni the no
talent “only Till). ui‘ Nurwelk in mid
district. an lowly m. debtor. hereby [lire
notice mat. we r ill attend t0 the limlm of
our amid ruwiutmrnt at the other at Jer-
enli ll. "lnylnr. ltliillmvrlh. in mill ill.
mot. iii. Moth him-wells. ml the Hill «in.
at Novemtm. HM. rml m. the liihdry oi
December. Illhl‘l ct ill to ’olocli lorrnmm, at
«unit to! null days

tight court ’53. limited and allowed
three month from the «lute ileum
torihe exhibition tone it olelmw ruhlurt
film «MI

fluted ct Knew-ilk. lhi lltlidnyul til-p

lilillhlhh D‘iclflVlw
l‘ltltfl'l‘llfiwpl‘glfir
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mitmiatpwnsadcntciiown

mm width

thinner ,
”mummymaoud
eiteetraremororecledeod pronounced
dud therein a moltitudelrcui which to
choose.

Dune good- quarter. the transiormailoo
from summer to autumn liar been re
Marmot»; heavier iahrlcl but
livelier colors—counter: and rhelres
leadaddown with the very newest of
new etoekr.
hcmcwhencnceyouceiaatolcokrtthc
qualities. same ielirbleneu about there
that her charreterlzed iornier tinieeq-
thet her made thia atote each n depend
ahlc place to buy.

new lamps WHOWI'M styles out.

forJ'lup. Larsen and best line we
have ever lied.

.31.;

yeplrrdtoerery
" creepy-reclaim

M in a' charm about the good! thin
who then» more interc-
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nil

You will run, know the not: and

But you will feel riuht at

4 We are pll ready.

Wk.“ yleoeant thought: out big line of

And what little prices they are telling

 

New Bevilaud Dinner We re. New
Toilet Sell. All ready tor the new for-
nishing and returnable; which annually
tater place enorabeutthere days. New
decorations and new colors.

Lacccurtulnt portions and draperies.
~negotintienr for new ‘gooda one new
in order. It in the early chooser that
catcher the prettieet.

Carpeu and rugs. Worth repeating
lgein become buyers are out early this
(all; earlier than renal
The big stealth liner in the carpet de-
pmttnent in my rt diner with its bright
colon of new Pall rudWinti rnhuwlugs.

The D. M. READ CO.

BEIDOEPOBT.

A Occrlhing,

So hilslicbn into any.
and they know.

Wouldn’t

a Course in

lualnorr.
filtO'thlhd.
(to tho
Iondwmlo
Ir-nohor

lm.ruvo 30hr chancel
tor the totem

hay and night act-
elect.

Brown's
" Business
College

tlfllce open day and evening.

l. 8. "DUI Prop.

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Moo.

P. S

75

Lodl‘es' serge suits. navy blue, blazer jacket ‘6 ,
Lorilee serge tulle. navy blue.plurn, linen jacket
trimmed with braid and lined with slit, to. 50.
hillt!’ Scotch mired suits, lly front locket. lined
with illli. 8i so.
erlct' mired cloth suits, Eton jacke', trimmed
wl h braid end lined with silk. :3 5n.

" Ledlot' thank serge suit. Eton jacket, llncdwith

k. "is".

Black chcviot jicket fly [row

have been so.

18' in demct flannel regular price, 4 1- 2c 5d.

The host indigo pl'iriit, 5c per yard.

Heaviest white shaker flannel 8c; always has been.
l’nb‘lo damask blearhcli regulir price 5 .1.
Ladies' linen wits. 3i 50, 2.00 and 300

Look and be convinced.
BLANKET DEP'T

ice pairs to 4 summer blankets. regular prices 45c

Ladieu’ block camel't hair Serge suit, ily trout
jacket. lined with silk. 37. so. .
At the prices we are selling these sets they are
cheaper th in the materille would cost.

Fall Jackets and Capes.

We have made a reduction on all Full Jackets ‘3 ,
and capes. They must go as We went the mom. '
Bl ack chevlot jacket 0:. 25; former price. $3.50.

Qa-
g eat

SCOFIELD & Hon 5 BIG STOREST

83 Washington Street. South llerwelli, (it.
The new thrillv law does not affect our prices all dry goods in our store remain the
same as heretofore and some goods will be sold tor less.

DOMESTICS

The best printewwe have never sold (Jr 7;-ulwaye

 

 
 

O5 on.

former price 7 53.

um price. 9 co.

Pic plates, inc.

former price, 3

Black bran-lclmh locker,” 00; former price. 36.35.
Black clay diagonal jacktt. t4 :5; formerpr cc» 3

Block clay diagonal jockcts, l..u y silk lining, “
7 50; former price. it) no. '

Block broadcloth licket, lined throughout, 5 503‘
'Black clay diagonal, lined throughout 6 so; for ‘V

Tao broadtl J h jacket,
1. co: to..." price no 00 . .
Tan covert cloth jac-oi, fancy till: lining, 6 75;» ' ‘

former price. 9 on.
Ten Cheviot doth jacket. 3 5c; former price, 5900.
All of our cloth and ti k capes at prices to close. ‘

Houselurnishing Dept.

OPEOIAL PRlOES OI ABATE WARE.
Mountain cake pans, ioc.
Square cake pans, we.

so summer comfortables,
HOSIERY DEP’T.

' Ladies." regular madelast b‘nrtk hose, 15.: per pm-

LADIES" SERGE SUITS

_ We the doling out our entire lineal ladle; rerun ., .
. sultr,,and have made special pricee oh theni for .
the! puree e .
Ladira' theylct cults, blackened nuv,.Etooitchet. ~

fancy silk lining,

r 5 inch stove reds, 30c.
'lO'i feetclothes lines, :32.
Best braided clothes lines, I so.
tz-qt galvanized pails, 19c.
Good puller brooms, 19c.
NOVELTlES I\l l!A\«ll.AND CHINAJ

tloo

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Boys' heavy ribbel hose. double knee, int: and

$1.60.

 

25 cents.

heel, regular price. I: l ac.
Men's white uul um icreil shirts, Mtgul ir prev 3 in

Men's m mile 11 Walg‘l'. shirts ail] :lmwcrs, regulir,

.wBldck Walnut Roll Top Desi: little used. cheap at ill-0400; will be sold fur $20,
This is not a great sacrifice sale. Beet goods at Regular prices

SGOFIELO & HOYT, 83 Washington St, South Norwallt, ct.

 

 

 

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Manuela.“-

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a regular genuine week of

OM) II'TWEL lllllhmh'l}. Wdlllllllll'lim l-l'l “KIT.

(3. ll VAR AL‘STVNF}. i’litli’lilfll'tlli

I'l' EPBAKE troll. l'l‘filllil’.

Orr cinch ul wall paper tiereu‘t require
much trill. milled yer e o it. The
wivertlselrclit in own to yet "in to crime
Mildred link. than to new the-r-
wllenec and ovleoclcerpattamrmhlch

' for tmlver."
“comm
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HUrrah Everyone'

Beginning with Saturday. the 18th, and ending with Saturday, the 25th of Scptlmlier,

TEMPTING BARGAINS!
The Ruling Price of Which Will Be I9 Cents

C omc yourselves. tell your friends. null don't let your enemies! til you have any) get
ahead oi you. The bargains will be phenomenal for even these days of low pricce. The

DRESS GOODS!

ales. e that we thell throw out at 19¢ per yard are ofeucll value that it will cause you to
weep il'you (lon’ tget them while you have. the chance. The other etocke will present
tlnir slime of bargains to male this n week to be remembered by you.

South Norwalk Boston Store,

300 l‘ll EUBWALK. (“3”.

w”... _ . b. m. “mewfln wmwmue

SCHOOL FOR BOYS!

WILL. nr-OPIM
Tuordry. Dept ra
l’mm the eolietru or

m“ I

Hue 'umiml radium My»
have entered Milena {mitt
this wheel. For circulm
«blow

it. it. ill“. Stanton-4.60)".

”I‘D. D O U

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