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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, October 12, 1897 · page 8

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lately medeacedby hie We and
itie also new renounced m 'l‘reeh’e
bondemeu have made good the amount
stolen from the bent.

Two hundred familiar have lately
removed from the Fourth ward. New
Haven. to New York. heoenee of a
"change made hytho medicated reli-
,rcad whereby all freight train are
"made up" at the Harlem river instead
of in the local yard. The trainmen.
oondnctore. engineere. etc.. compelled
to live at the end or beginning of a
route. I’ve moved to Harlem. The
Fourthxerd rmbleeinpieceen
deemed city. anthe local merchante
already feel the lore of the I400 upended
daily by the 800 families.

The official firnreI tor the regietretlou
of the Yele Law school were-given out
yeeterday. There is umcmberehip in
title department as follows: Graduate
course. 20; Senicre. 26; Middle clone. 83.

 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

 

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218 last year.

Jemee Fleming. awaiting trial in the
New London jaii‘ou the charge of bar-
m. it at large. Saturday he wee set
at work in the kitchen. He watched
for an opportunity. new one. escaped.
and hasnot been recaptured.

The tiger-ca for the attendance of
teachera of thin state at the course opened
at Yale for public school instructor: of
(lonnecticut have been announced as
135. II againat 120 lent year.

The Rev. Dr. Frencie J. Perry. peetor
of the Alexander Avenue Baptiet church.
.’ New York. has acceptedaoall to the
' First Baptlat church. of Waterbury.

omnwrcn. '

Sneak thieves. entered the dental office
of Dr. E, N. Judd. while he was at
luncheon. Saturday. and oerried off all
his tools. valued at #250 Dr. Judd did
not discover his lose until he went to his
cabinet for an instrument and found
that all were gone.

About two years ago» little child of
William Murphy was kicked by the late
Nichole: Cueidyhi hor‘ae. while the
animal waI grazing about on the road-
side in front of the hinrphy reeidence
Suit for $1,200 was brought. An offer
to pay $100 and espenaoe haI been re-
jeeted.

King' I Daughters and Bone.

The third annual etuto convention of
the King's Daughters nod Bone will be
held in the ”fleet Congregational
church. Bridgeport. next Tueeticy and
Wednesday. It. is expected that It large
number of delegate» will be present and
the amino premiere to be the moet in~
tereeting one ever held in the note. In
addition to the stale ofilcore who will be
in attendance. a number of the promin»
out cfiicera of the central council of the
international order will be there and
addreae the convention. among whom
will be MrI. Margaret Bottcme. of New
York. prealdent. and lire. lubelle
Uharlee Davis. of New York. mm-
‘Ipondlng secretory

 
 
 

Anna R. Quirk’e all
all the hear» 0!.

It the Beat Nor-wells

cm will be held
Birohard' I. in Barton

.. withthetailore." snide
men yesterday, in con-
the friend on Meige’ cor-
?"Iehed the friend. "Be-
can'tpickontaeult from tho
, piecethnt will look well~~
'eec'r. See this suit? noted
before it wee made up: now
’ The rod-winekumd man‘s
“Jello! diagnet. And no wonv
‘ wala eight. He had selected
WWII: cloth about three
new than no whiakeu om
' become him at all “Now.
;Minglcusht to have." he
”into one of the bin hieigs'

We. "That lightieh mired
We like Scotch gentle—w
myceee much better than
“I unit I've got. WlIlI l'd
in lost! " There‘s amoral

III tale! Thero'e no risk in
‘ really-torrent Init. And still
Thero' I no rich In buy-
Motown: Inltet leige' cer-
"Idem you buy there that
places you perfectly. tale It beck
, Manny. The new styleetn
' » to and top canto—Me
“consideration of every Inen
,tfilwloaev—well. the daily «do
of Nelae‘ corner. Bridge-

The current inane of litirper II Buznr
contelne n paper on "The t‘ariebud
Gore, ” by live. i’onltney liigelow: " i‘wo
Feminine Pedeltraine." by Carolyn
Belated, enderevlew of the mom per-
(common of "Parelfel" at Beneath. by
Louis Pnrdy. and a charming eeuoy on
“Home Keeping." by llargaret Sutton
Brianne. A new feature. which oom~
mencee in this number. will be thorough
ly appreciated; not only (lone the paper
present the leteet style In fell and

obtain drone-pep" out patterns of them

at a nominal coat.
m

City. Assessors”
NOTICE.

We. the undersigned. hereby give no
lice to all venous and corporations liable
to pay Miter in the City (If flotilla Normtlk
IiIIIt they u-crmuliml by low to deliver
to the Itawenom. or either of them. on
or hetero the thirtieth day of October.“
our. a written or printed lint. dated. elguo
ed and mom tool all the property owned
lty “Willi!“ lilo llt’et Monday of October,
Itlit‘l. liable to taxation. uniting it Ilucrlo
tiuuof Ill reel ontolcmnch parcel belnul
mlely deeorlhetl: and when reference
nee he made tea tree on III In the town
M’s once root reference Ihell be with
elect deeerlntlun

it. amides m be Moreen to lite or
were. It the Inherit m. lleriiaed
m. tenth dwelt 1m and levied

, III-aler- in Nichole.

.m 0! Chalice 0. Perry on
M! W “mm. 'II
a butler Interoey night. Inc
“III. II the thief was coc~
a tee of llr. Perry. who put
. A color was heard It one
drove of the lime. which
. Fem. who got on Icon
seeder. Whoa III went into
I” he IIII I «rem win.

{new a Hannah

eeIn cl “All”. The amt when “Frill”. ‘ “'9'”? l5“. ‘
mmwm VII imm- 2d VtARummmq ”'3,“

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, Becomerobcnineornn DWI. ‘

The Sunshine
OF
Paradise Alloy

Written for the people who enjiyed
"The Old Romance-d.”

'l‘hlI hctn our llrett‘lllil’, we will guar-
egontuteca entertai nmect. coneletln
natural acting. gem Illllfllll. done rg,‘
line Icenery and electrical e co . or re
turn your Inc-:30 If we fell.

W. RYP.R.Mnnager.
LIll. BUTT. Monomer;

' Secure Irate at Ploietcd’e and Pluneo’e.
W

HOVT'S TH IATRE

Tuesday and Wednesday,
Octoberlz end l3,

Wi liam Calder’s compsny present-

 

A Business

, ehittinge in all colon-plain. stripe! and

we’ re up To

,. In duckpdobeviot rotting-s correct
Moreen-Ind lolliltl reeninr 200 quell-
the for 1de cent! a yard. Eaey selling
when it ie any buying.

W

Freuchuiatee. No better mode for
knoohabout and travel about InitI—hoye'
IuiIIiucluded—en‘d eelllnu for 12140, a
yard.

0

"Featherbone" has caught the town:
atleaat the drewmahinn portion. All
day long someone is an interented epoc-
tctorof' what can be accomplished by
its use. It is the meet eucceeflui‘de-
monetrntion that we have ever had—-
meet gratifying to the meet women.

LadicI’ woolen waiete. in very line as-
eortment. Plain colors, “.25 nod plaids
for I? 00. $3.50, 33 00 end Ill 50.

 

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Ladies” Underwear.
Ladlea' fleecelined Jersey ribbed vain and pente. 26c
“ extra heavy fleece lined Jersey ribbed vert- and

parts. We

Ladiee' wool Jet-trey ribmd. non shrinking. vestIand

panta. 75c. two. 31.25.

ladies' white merino eerie and pacte. boo.

Lediee’ fine wool vest» and pante. 75c. 01.00, II 25.
Lediee' nowahrinhing health underwear. ’” "
Lndiea’ natural wool vents and pants. The. I! 00.
Ladiee’ camel hair verbs and pants. It 00.
Lediee' combination euitI. II 00. II 50 $2.00.
Ladiee' natural wool combination units. ”.75.
Indiee’ fine Auntrallinn wool. scarlet vents and pants, II.

Gonta' .Underiivoar.
extra heavy ehirtI and

Isn’t white cnIhnIere.
drawers. 50c.

Men' I heavy natural wool ahirt and drawers. 50c.

Men I natural mixed wool Ihirt and drawers. The.

Men 3 medium Weight wool shirt and drawers. 75c,
II. 00. It 50

Men’ 5 heavy wool vents and drawers II 00 and $1..»

Underwear For ladies. Boots and thldren.

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‘ min’ I German Health,uon- -Ihrinhing,rhlrte and drawore
l 00.
lent'flyuperilue natural wool. ehirle and drawere, Child» '

Children’s Underwear.
Children' I due white merino vents and and name. 250
Children' I fleece lined Jereey ribbed veete and pants. 25).
encour- fine wool Jersey ribbed vents Ind pante. 50c.
Children'enaturolwool. allIlaeI.veete audpaule.
Children' I lino white wool. all liner. veate and peute.
t hildren' I health underwear. unn- thinking. '

Housefurnlshing Dept

We have qut received our new line of iampe. The Ed
ward Ililler in r. etal end the American in porcelain from
II 50 up. Oil hcntcre._ the Mejeetic. Miller. Splendid and .
Aluminum

Hand iampe complete, lilo. . . ‘ ‘

Hand lumps footed complete.

Stand lamp complete, 280. _

Special one~half demon knivee and forks, tripieylate.
*l 5!) ”t.

Afolliiae of hnneefnrniehings to wood. tin. iron and
ag: no war.

 

NORTHERN

 

winter costumer. but its Inbecribere can .

ing the romantic war play

by Henltlns 3‘ Barbour Beautfiui table tumblers for the price
of common grwlee~ilic a dozen. No
more when this lot in gone. and they're

going fast.

 

LIGHTS

Two car loads of scenery, horses
and properties.

TholinI-n department is fairly hub-
bliug over with the best line of table
damask. napkins and clothe that we
hover adored. We can match your idea
of prices on ouch did‘erent kind.
We are uttering this week a specially
fine napkin ct $3.00 per dtoen. Dmnaelt

Priors in. tow Ii “I'll cent; Saute on auto at
Pleined' o and Hence :1

COLOR e 'W. myard guide—for 75-3. 5.32 and It on

' Wllltl. the yard; over 40 diti‘ercnt pattern with
I N. . . .|.5. .f nlpkinll to mlicli.

. n.nuum Just received. a new line Linen Ren-

aiIeance tidiee and novelties in etyleII

The 0“ w' ll, (and Com moot suitable for table use, dreeeere. etc.

and inspect our Laundry
at any time.

lowest prince for reliable goods. We
. menu to give entire utiefacdon to every
puubneermthereln in the secret of its
popularity. ‘

The D. M. READ co.
WWII.

A eood Thing,

So business mtn soy.
end they know.

 

 
 
 

 

llynl/I‘h f1“) “it
11 Muzak ooD flown

For Mile in“ Full Cyelc nIIIl linrulmtrt- (Yo

 

NO you: Wouldn’t
TO DRUINI‘" AID LIQUOI a course in
DIM! I8.
Iualnoaa.

The l' uItnlI 1‘ IIIIInIi-miom- re will meet Ill Shovels-net
the I 'Ily (' IIIIrI llonm i - South Numulh‘ o, a”. '
gilt-tuber Ill I“ 10.. In lurilmpnrpmo III: ‘0.“ .
:rI-I-ewinu npplmttiunu luv lIIIvuwe All .'.n::‘.:

Ian-Ion. expecting in l' option» in liIIelIm-II.
mnIIprL-Ieut their nmIlIcro icon at Ilmt

llilll'.

,, .1. \\ “Home: 5. MEAD.
liliNlii' hill-Z.
I Joel. E. MILLER.

for the future.
Day and night see.

 

ttqunIiII-Itunere for Fillrlluld Comm do“
DORLOI H00 5 E. "w“ ’
Business

Iregery'e Paint. II. lerwe t.
J. I. dbhidflll. Morten»: end Mr

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rm‘WI-ii WW
"*vnIcIoEn. none“

IIIBHT‘S DISEASE

ie lliflllliai lliilgfl'fllll of III ihuman nil
nmnlelwooneei I approach It nuobmrv-

(Idler open day and event“.

Read A
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improve your chances

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ileum.
comparison will result to our advantage.

Lace Curtains.

is placed before you the pick of the worlIl’II merchandise. Fresh and ocueonnhle in every particular. at prim lulponeible to other
(‘umpnreonr prime today with any other house selling goods in our line. The

If you meaning to lumping lmIII-Ielhis autumn, yon eon lIIIy everything but stoves and pole and pans Itt Sciflehl & lloyl'a,
South Nnrlvnik store. You can begin in the kitchen and buy your .

OIL CLOTH OR LINOLEUMSI

:zallitl'fimmggmhand Linen camera. with (Bill!!! lace Mm, to W (if uh'uh thin hon.» hit.- n larger rink it more forever. diluent. they say. and lookalike. a tiled floor. ' r'
Washinzmn cw calm?“ table requirements. 203M. Scarfa .. . Ne .w nylI-s come in. of wnm,eveu in .. i
' '. -. from aide to “.75 each.
dry, Hawlnnd ht. near W" Furnituro. T. oatr
Water. The public are hyg‘m“ '" Mcrmrgub"? Carpets p Curialns
cordially invited to can ' “ 'W‘mwm” ‘ “ ° "‘5 a ' '
:qume choice and mm -:dntc and Dry Goods. . Portions,

Tabla Covers.

All mode for your drawing room. parlors and bed mono. ill'tiS .‘l.\ II LAIIl'ETb are a meat Itenture of Scolioid or Iioyt’a atrok

SOOFIELD f: HOYT, 83 Washington St. South llorwalk, 0t

 

 

 

Ililnukols with those others ask 500 for.

500 pair of good corsets. ll 0 sooko
50ecorset in town. While they last, 390
window.

now going on.

 

college .,

South Norwalk Boston Store,

ill WABIITNUTIIN ll‘l‘lillfi'l’.

’ 50 pair White or gray blankets, 430 min

ii. ll. VAN Aldl'i‘b‘llli. l‘lllll’lllfll‘llfl.

SO. NORWALK BOSTON STORE.

Compare these

Outing Ilonnol lanéy, medium and dark stripes, 50 the yard.
15 pieces good unbleached muslin, “equality, 2‘2 yIls. $1.00.

comparison with any
the pair.

Soc east

New Fall Display Millinery

llun’tl'nil to look and see what we are showing.

mum NullWAMl. "III. '

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