Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, October 25, 1897 · page 8

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my. in South Norwalk.
3. Hint. the popular tenor
Macadmorolmoum
hogan .honoohooping in Not-.1

the mm doughm oi wu-
"It Mum, of Now York city.
. thin morning in tho Em
mom. Roy. A. J. Smith

‘ orthogroro.

*3! Mo hao given tho contract
to collor 01' hi: new houoo in
ovum to David I.'lt‘inoh,

. monothework.

W mono on the oooond door ot
., film liner will be for rent Nov.
mouth. Enquire of Roy.

0

m on: nucleon club will
tho. young lodioo' supper on
night. (mot 6 to 8 o'clock.

j 1 m III i‘amily have
M 88 Hoary shoot to Franklin

Richard absurd. oi
- .Qnd In. Doniel

- .Jr, Ihoiohigmnok-
m. in Fault Wuhingion

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“ M lam muting will be
' momma-In.

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mom!

m of the Evening Sentinel. l
your loot Evening Sentinel that
, of Trade has been organized
V” out 0! South V01 walk it fills
filth dailght to know that Rowdy-
in further waiting to show the im.
, of her oliuotionnnd her turtl—
tor improvement. The morale
an" Haven prove that wr- worn
”it more than two hundred yearn
m flit! named Rowayton: but fell
m nod were hardly known for
m than two hundred your: About
Miran" years ago We began to
. mo. find looking uround we found
in m iooloted. with no tat-titties tor
‘ MW. and no poshonlro Though
I‘ fill of tho produt'e oi the county how ed
it our town to New Y-otk tot
,, “only utiloo nround. enterprising
1mm“ now the tililituliy and un-
film to the government tor II polit-
Moo which was amnion The New
'. rm uni New Haven Railroad mm-
my who then houlgod ttnd gritntod
ti nation on condition than we tur-
m tho ittnd required and it. 200
“lob rm urood to and tho mutton
W 'l'lion Rownylon hogan to
m. and the people worn delighted
.1 N. oniohrittlonwnotha i'tlllflt‘iliwni'e
fl Minn around wo round out hur
M no Marked by tutud horn. whirh
m bouillon. ulthough wo lutd tho
fl mvonlout harbor on the Sound.
Imfll to the govorunII-ut tor lioln
motto tho oluttrut-tion. and the ob.

worn removed by on illllll'ilu ‘

. of ill 000 for that onrnou
‘ lion I've how tutti tour more up-
' . . mmonntlnoto 320.000. and
W In: horn Ilrodgittl hull tho
of tho rlvor At W'm‘ill the
ma to tit work at the month
harbor. downing the ontranm.
hollititnt for doing bottom in
all. lllllill‘piilltld We are row
hr trollor with two town. at
likelihood inhabitants each-m
on our little and south Nor-
tho othor. with tIInuItIorIIhio
to all tho ouhurlut Itli within
_ Wont)! toluittoo ouch war
. ll Bl! mil filth of Ill!" Kilo
portly iii illurion and portly in
of Norwoilt; trim» in flour
inland ltoion Point and
'l'im river runo right
tho «rotor, and (militia for
m dammit-Id Tho hoord
hill slim omit inlormotion
Imilod to and will» in
' Wittoriorton that Inity

'f hora

it. ll“. ilildil.

, LSIIIIrnoIlmtyloliodhio Cationi-
WWW Mord-y. ‘

Monument

, mu.- Thom: Riley to olightiy hu~
proved. -

uro. Andrew 8. Watorliury to vloit.
log to New York.

Hartford Smith hno moved from Nor-
wnllt hot-it to this piaco.

'i‘lto Hiddlooox club has placed u
new dark in its rooms over the hoot-
oiiloo. ‘

John Shimmy is huildingn brook-
wntt-r on the maroon Point property

: which he moody purchased.

lt‘tIuat, whotttyloo himself the, colo-
hrnted European Inogioinn. gore nn
entertoinment of magic. mirth and
myotory in the Town Hall Saturday
night. There woo not a very large
attendance.

Mr. Hooter has made oome marked
improvement: ubout his ground: in
the rear of his residence in Gracie
street. including on artificial lake.
with on island. allording excellent or»
pottnnitioo for boating.

(‘harlos Hoyt. of Prospect avenue, is
improving his residence by a new
boat of point.

Mrs. \‘aldon. oi' Ridgeiield. has
hon visiting her sister. Miss Betsey
Wood. 0! Maple avenue.

, Henry St‘lltlt‘k has improved his
resident‘o by the addition ol a hay
window on the vast hide.

"The Millions.” IhtI summer residence
of l-‘. W. Brttggorhof. Xorotou. ht ll?-
ing newly minted.

Ror. A. .i. Smith. of the East Nor-
wnlk Methodist Episcopal church.
preurhed in tho nation Methodist
Episcopal ohurrh Sunday morning.

Th0 Mititllrsox cluh hold its first
lutllon' night. Friday evening. About
ihirlyohvo portions were present.
Whiut was ll"! tenturo. six tnhlos lining
made up.

Roy. Wlliam ll.’ Hart. of Wilton.
mouthed in theC‘ongrogatlonnichurch
yrhtrrdny. 'l‘ho pastor. Rev. ll. .i,
Austin. and with. who intro upolll qu
woohu in the vicinity“. Boston. urta
exoprrtotl homo this woek.

Matches ”for A.” Floyd liolafleld‘tt
with and tor modulation prizes odor-
Pti hy the groan mmmitoe to players in
n week ago Saturday‘s tournament! oi
Iiu- Wee iiurn (loll (‘lillh trot-o plow-Ii
on" Snlurdny. '

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nw cum.
“—4—”..N.

Walden Seoley has signed tho Ion
trntt with the Norwulh and South
Noruulk lI‘iottr’It Light t'fllllllllll)’ Io
furnioh riotitlr lighmior thin borough
for street lighting. TiIII ronirat‘tls for
tire yearn. Stephen Hoyt's Sons how
routruétod to furnish two hundred and
fifty twenty—llve-ftmt polon. and are
now engaged in getting them out. The
line will outot the batough hy wuy of
the nursery running through the
woods and coming out near the rhino-
tot-y. the Moors. Hoyt having given tho
right of Why. it is estimator! that it
will laki‘ about sixty days to mmplete
tho lintI not! got rvorythiog in itot‘ul
working ordor,

Mr». 1.. ii. \\ hltiorlt hIIII reroutiy
muted a divorI-e from hm‘ huohnnd
Mr. Whitlooit will ho rt-momlm't-tl on
tho [Ir-anon who formerly run It livery
tituhlo on l-‘orool street. and mode hiin .
not! oomph-noun by paying too InuI-h
altvnllou to normal young Indian in
thin town and ”Molly. lilo prom-m
ulIort-uhouII-I om unknown.

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MOST.

'l'htI Mini votora of tho Woniporl
iI‘irII tliIIIrlI-t will moot in tho ’i‘owu
Hull, \‘i’t-Iluoudny. lit-lohor 27. tit three
o’rlorlt in ”w Idiot-noon. In: tho pur-
port» or riot-ling oillrtIrIt for the «unit-
lng your. to hour tho I'rporinor tllIItI'iI't
committro. irontmror and collector.
and to lay n tnx for Itxponnou.

l‘ndortnhor ll'nhlo has i’i't‘f‘ivt‘il It
now wlIlttI hoot-m- to ho Iutotl ul
tunoruln of young nooplo unti children.
The trimming» of whlitmonothor with
tho rirh nilror pinto. motto It vary
bountiful indood

lMWllIBORO

lIIII l.. manhood iii nitondlug Mro.
litmd'tt Hililliltt ruminant in Not-unlit

'i‘tw India of at. Johns littolon will
hold their onnuoi Now England rup-
por III the nitroonogo ontl chapel on
Wednoodoy III-onion. November lid An
onlortolnmont will he oivoit tit ti
o'oiooit. otter which '"yo onion ditto
dunner“ trill be oorvod Thlolotliottlnow
tymnlnth coolant: givon hy thin tool»
law The wound» or: to north-timing
on tho «hum! ottd mint-y

A»Hllx¥*\-W~»m-I W.» A.

than "who. living tho doom 0!
[lurid ”Willi. oi Plow linen lildoord
Mo and William Knoll. both at W”:
wintry. mm unwound to thirty dim
in loll tor omitting tiltiiliiilill front Not»
run W. Pinon. ot Willmflh. TM or-
mt at tho nun: mitt «dam only our

 

Jam

h M two. illll'llll which “i" fim ,

' EVEiiniUDY‘fi FAl’tllil‘l‘E

«at 3-0 Intim-
ointuondlt. _
‘7». i944

Diurnal» Gotta. ‘

Tito out Attic.

1 do not. hollow ihut- the “ham child
known anything ohout on uttio. The flu
do sloolo attic hi o net-wraith plum whom
ham nro mlmmly pliod nod win-Io tooth
cnutphor sheds its ingrown ohmnd. Our
little was to long. low mom; with IIIyottIri
oualy dork Minot-o. into whoa dunno “i!
did not maintain. 'l'lm'o Who on old lInir
trunk in arm two: that hold homo oi
groudmothor’o mntlin drum. it was
opened only on rum tittdutoiomt. and I was
oliowod but u glimpse of tho faded lmuty
within. Thom woo no old spinning when!
when: opidm hung fantastic wreaths, nod
there was a guitar \‘i ith broken, moi‘tlorod
strings. But. tho tlflfller whom tho hooko
mound wont-ho spool liked tho hoot.
An old fashioned tiny pound window lot
on oocuoionnl sour-mun stray «cm Tho
Lodloo’ RBposllol'lt‘ti and “Snintu’ Roam. "
There was a lino old elm two that topped
union the window tutti tutmotiintzu n mitin
sent. a thrill of song into tho dutny «nouns
Just beneath the window amt [ umd to
lit. a small umuoht-d form. bonding over It
musty volume. But. whom i wished to
lend tindvr tho most hliooful conditions 1
tot-tilled lug-null with half It don-n rum-t
apples, who-Ii: jolt-o u ouitl lune given tin
rol- to u motion on liohrow grammar.
Now I never um I turret ripple without
seeing also tho dim old attic and on utivr-

'ly oontontotl ohlld. until mu Intro tho nutr-

kot uotuou misunderstand my wistful
ginnoo, for tho} draw calmer to their into
km and look at too in monk-loin; frinhiou
~F.rin Graham in [Anolnoott‘ ii.

IMIKTAINIJNTH.
i-i owns 1 Hi or R :
fiodnoodoy. Dot. :7.
Nothing Old But the Name.

PECKIS '
also BOY

Twalith ant ual tour.

Alter supprr go and sre it This
year better than over New Spec
ialIle‘s Funny Comedians. Grace
tul Dancers Pretty Girls. An ex-

‘ traordinary Singing Com pun y.

Soon-mo brat-sin itnutttort. Tim I.~ tho

original vozion. .
Prlv no 15..
than nowu on noiout Pill-Iii! l‘«- out! l'inoou 'i

m
HOVT'S THEATRE
~ Thurotioy, Dolohor 2|.
aovonous
Loot-on o
the "formant-Jo:

William Coldor‘s Amotvon (‘o l‘Imuntit-g
ilutton \"nnt- a note rtniw .-.

The Span of
Life. ‘

Tho llumnlilrmkinf. Hunt Hiltrlntt limni
Quittiioning Ploy (hot on thriliooi Ulllli-Ioltilt
u [our «national-I. i armor ililkllfltdflwl

lLI‘ inrootl turo III-not hoyond mount.-
loo unltnl t-ilocto Inorvoloun.
'l'lil'

FAN 1.1“!“

W NIu ""t‘III'I‘I’I‘Ile. trIIII

who” “hilizuixnomn'

A nutrition in OH)? ovum A ultimatum

blending oi pothounvt humor. I-ununum nod

duo. inughim ntultoltrn unwpvon." in
ml “(0th
'i'it'CI White.

in on oolo at l'loiotod II oi l'tnno . n-

IOIWILK OPERA "003!
r. woman-1.1.. - - lam.
our lunar.

luoodoy. Motor to.

I'm a master's

Uitr vollod ooin tour at . rhodium
in that Inn-tool onmlr ntirnriuo

A Breezy Time.
”all? written ondhuualiuil Limit;

tilting our
no” Ioronado.
tom-lo Clown.
Tonto tin-riot».

Throw a lunar and
A Grind ltoiwmlt.

% rhodium:

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. I“ M tit II in tim.«thoogh my” ‘

tour. «to thin filth.
tummy.“ to canto nod Ito

rout. manhood. "theyhoro ooldoo
loo Mm moot-Ir thorm/ Moi-I
tonight hoogoodidoo toolooo out tho
”autumnal Ilylm—vrlih o turn.
And no" not will do it.

liootor whol- lulu. okim Ind for
ohtldroo'o dim: «annually good
ulnar ' _

Fluid Yoko“. loot nooivod tour my
mum on brool'ltultor ll’lilllllllll
or traitor. "Ill! tilhottnd timo- nou'o
mmpnoulor thin toaoou tint: limo

how—outwith wilted ohd bright oh- ‘

Imm- rout-too ymrdasm 'otruclt it

not. ’ Nothing riohor than velvet. .1 v

Homo Undorohirlo, now. outdo oi
lhohoot mighty ollmooi maroon. mode
in tho honorarium. motto uxlro toll.
mode for rvioo.

New linonton’o Sulpondou. oolohrot-
ed Knoll: m goods. for out: conto.
New oolou tho: you hove never oeen ho.

tom—very gate].

Men‘s hoovy Underwear. rplondid
rhinos in while. ournol’a hoir. gray out!
soot-lot. All the diluent shades thot
man like. 4.--”.--

(‘hlclotha nod Linolenuttl. in now pot-
itarno ond widiho from one to fix yordo
Oiloloth.‘21. an out! if; oonto u yord
Linoleum. in very ohoim patterns, for
37% H60 .5. Illi§ conto nod ti o yard.

Stair Qilcloth. iii Ind iz‘lg‘ oontl;
Tabla Ottoiotn. tomb Shell Oilc!
(Strontium

Our grotloo of Cotton Boiling for
oomiortohloo no lino. Prices to. l2 a.
loud llioootoupound.

Door How, 371... (it). 75 cents and ti
Stair flailing. 2!: cont: o yard. Cocoo
slotting. on to 75 cents o yard.

The D. M. READ CO.

A Good Thing,
80 business men say,
and they know.

Wouldn’t

a course in

luuino-I.
Shouts-ml.
Or tho
Aoodomio
Iranohou

improve your chances
lor the “More.

Day and night rem
siono.

Brown's
Businoso

collogo‘

onioo own dny ond oronlng.

I. a. room . . rm.
Doro

COLOR' fihlto.
FINISH:

film or

Iomtlo.
'l'ho Old Well and Con-
ncctlcttt Louudrloutand
and mom. Ollloo.
Wuhlngtou It: Lotto-
dry, l-lavilood Shit
Wotor. will”:

. cordially lovitod to all

oad loo ”Mfulldfy
fit fill! '

 

NO. I GAZETTI‘IUILDINO

Lodloo Clo-Roland cop...
* IwmmII-mr

up in o. room
whirl: rmwhhtho mum
’ 1th afford no noon «than» to boom

mull linoouti onnolt it
mlfiomtlouholowom , or I

om Whitman Biotin. Braid flint-

Lodloo' Capos.

,Bluh'flrovorilloth
MM namely”. hoxnloatodm'qlho'ok

was: Cloth Conn. lined throughout.
Bloch Boodle Cloth th
mm trimmed Goon. hood mozhottt.

MBotMoUlothOopomiiOl lined
mouthful-tritium u
“Bomb locloth

arm-nim-

.Lodloo' Clo-ks.
Bloch had It. summit-um '
”ghoul-r? _ ”to“...
mango: Cloth Jockeio. fly front. high
BlookBouoloJooh a front. hi coll-r.
“mantra: hzltlino'd. ”

Blown lrioh Prir
Blunt Boom Joohuo, lined throughout, ,
loom.

Block Koraoy “ammo
Broom lrloh Prim. nod throughout.

chonooablo oiih.
Extro o“Envy Bonolo Joohoto, lint! throoghv

Block Romy Joann. liuod thron hoot.
the?“ Quality Bloch Kinsey .1 no. ploid

liloch'kllonolo Rollin Binnie. bruit! trim-
tang.

Cloth
oat. for trimming

5 00
2% Block K-rooy Cloth Como. otrop trimming.

7 no
ll to
ill no
to 00

15 00
in no

iii 50
ll no

Pluoh Capes. *

Pinon (low. brotd ottd jut trimming.

i’lnoh 0o braid. i and f .
Nadir]: lengthen 3' ” “mm

Plooh Calico. ll? in, for triIuInod. lined
throughou t.
Pinoh Conn 30 in. ihibot for trimmed.

lhodth hoot.

l‘lnoh Com. iii) in. ntoriiu fur trlmnod.
lined throughout. I

TRISTRAM a. HYATT.

NORWALK, CONN.

out
850
woo
woo , I
Into

 

_83 Washington Stroet, Ibuth Norwalk

“2.... ., -..._....____.._. __..__...

When you come to Scoiield & Hoyt s for Worncn' 3, Men’ 3 and Children’ 3 Wear

you have a stock at your command larger than can be found elsewhere.

Ononr counter you will find child- Ian’s loom

nn'l shim nu! who. in white or my. Flooded lined shirts and drawers. extra
from 18inch to 34 inch, your ohoioo tor hoovy. 50- ouch.

ludieo' cope: and jookoto.
35c ooch. '
, q 3 'o floats ood
r \t. 3 M W Tho 2:1... Morality and
lollo’ 1m Grout

inducement: in 0|!th ond onrprloo you. Coll ond amino our
Mllnod pontoon ohirto. 25c ouch. inrnltoro. stock. .

Clout W.
We have just received our toll lino 0!

a»... .
a...

SCOFIELD 8t HO.YT,

S lllTH NORWALK, CONN.

so. NORWALK aosros:

 

50 pair white or gray blankets, 43c pair. Compare these

blankets with those others ask 500 for.

Outing flannel iancy,‘ medium and dark stripes, 50 the yard
15 piecesb wood unbleached muslin, he quality, 92 yds. $1. 00.

500 pair of "0011001'Si3t8 We seek comparison with dilly

50c cmset in town. While they last, 390' the pair. 800 out
window. ‘

New Fall - Display Millinery
now going on. lion’tl'oil to look and see what we are showing.

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South Norwalk BostOn Store

lid WABHlNGTON 8733M. ’

sovrn uonwnnttmonl ‘
o. n. VAN lilo-ruin. I'mII-quton.

 

 

2%

11‘ aroma mil traitor.

Our otooh oi troll honor dooln'i motto
lunch tolk. providod you too it. Thu
odvortlumtiouoroioootmtomo
voodoo-dint.“ town thou-
«honor oud nriooot normal. which .

R“Do ‘o o o

rtoo
worn
.QLUUN
to mu

m hoot. to Intuit.

_ Evening

 

 

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