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Evening sentinel, Thursday, October 28, 1897 · page 8

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Wm who hnlheeuth‘egnsrtotlfirr Conch.

no the Mend! who no
.mtloluod diet: to those
on» society who worked
if and tIithluily; to the
lie committee. un- Genie

lIherIl noon-go. Ind lo
he may undoin- The
Minor will not I neet
the remit of their venture

 

fluted. Ion of Eben How
Ivonne. who shipped
new on the foupmnswd
“than: Cutler." writes home
M he IIIe neonred‘ 1 pool
government. and thet his
expect him home with-

 

III the Gregory Point
the Tummy in now run
oonduotor, the motormen.
.Inti‘ng in both onpnoitien.
been placed on the gate-
not to he opened. Pne-
ho one the forward plItiorm.

inrprayer and pulse eervitc
, ., in the lecture-room of the
man Methodist Epinoorpnl
jlfiluht It 7:45. The putor will
III. Barry W. Hoyt return-
fifltt Iroln their weddinn

‘ nodding (or the present at
I”. (I. flIwhinn. Seulde

 

‘WW Wei-go's wife and
‘ , thence. of Plenum
” no vieiting Cep-
of Bette piwe.

 

will! Elwood in home from
where the want to visit-
I501!!! beeh errionnly il‘.

, In. WIliiIm Underdown In-
W. from Henry street to
W. South Norwelk.

Merle is now in the employ
I.‘ Hoyt. the oribbege boerd

M...— “ m.

finite Handel \vill mm the
Indenvor ohorne. FrIdIy III
fl8o’olook. It the Earl Avenue
» WI ohnroh

. Rohorteou in cutting down
“out tree in (rout of hie pro-
ip-fionth Oehorn avenue.

“Brenden her moved trout the
. ‘ . 3M VIIZIndt Ivonne Ind Fort
" mm South Harwell.

fmonnn moon rim.

 

I e That Nnrrowiy Miami
1 ‘ Intol' at Suugutuvlt.

Withers on the II 35 local
from New "own to Now

lull Murdny morning. any they
‘ m ueer having a similar acri-
ifl that which occurred on. tho
York Central curly tlundny

illu-

Unl'o II grout mam nooplo on
than who went down to New
‘ ' “tend the \’~nlo I‘arilnlo
me. The train wnu going
are 0! weed jIIItt hoi'orc lilo
liridgo we» reached. 'l‘liot'o
“diction over from the tour
the two treolte which pen
unlock rivor Midge.
‘ who was on board tho-
nutrition train lmlll water.
I W In «parlance which I
m M "hell. It In I wonder
“Mill did not jump tho Irnclt
‘ ' m dill not till Iind our-mitten
river. The ounlneer
up It. all. but run It lull
_ It! toru- trIn-itr through
Hill. double incite. It
. In mum roe the our
. and tip on It: ride
witch. Commercial
veled {or youre IIII
II homo, III that
hour in tipping over
. ‘ the othIIIlIuIent II
‘ . I:perienoo.“-New

1hr lite by herne or
mammoth-I
Irma-um
mm fill

 

 
 

_ emull whom and rot.

look. the Blentlililer.

I'NIIIAV IVININC. 007....

min!" tel-hm. ,.
literate-eel. am. otIn no.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

at filth rout. unturned to her home to
dry. .

Leigh Killer. oi Yule. her hern upend-
ingolevduevrith Ir. end In. F. B
Lem. Blamed Ivonne. .

lli‘re Edith Rule-ton «mm «3 her
home in Bimhnry.,yeeterdny utterance.

' error I visit with Mr. Ind lire. J. 8..

Dunning. Elmrroodnvenne.

lire. ChumZBdéTm Center no
one.“ viritiughereirter. lire. Herbert
Role. in Brooklyn

COMIC OPFRA STYLE.

A Weary anglen In Greenwich Has
a Very Pleasant ’.|‘IIno

A trump honoured in Greenwich.
at the house of Richard Rogue. mana-
ger o! the New York'l‘elephoue com»
pany. lie . was about twenty-live
years old.‘ He was not- hungry. but
told Mrs. Rogue he wanted money to
non the next day. "Send the children
after change." he tuld Mrs. Boguc.
who said she had no change. He was
put out the trout door. but the next
moment walked in the MINI door.

The man was directed to the village
but instead of going there went nexi
door and demanded money of Mrs.
Robert Barnes. He could not’get in
the front door. owing to II chain lock.
so he went to the rear door. The key
was. on the outside. so he» locked the
door and then went lIIIo tho mum»
Mrs. Burnce‘ young son. Elmer. took
his father‘s pistol and wanted to

oil.
two hours lntcr
Ilognc's house.
but was put nut.
'I‘ho ncxl soon of him was: thin
mmning. whorl ho “(IS Ilismwrod in.
William Scoloy's lIme, lust nxlcon
on tho Ilill'llrl‘ immgo. iii.» I'illllll‘ illlil
mwino now on tho chair. and hi:
:almi's wort- rumors-Ii. A blank“ cur-
orml him. .‘lII‘.ScI-lcy ntiondod ll ohnw
Ile-"d night. and Illi' from dour was lI-tI
IznlmkI-II Int" him until ll o‘clock. II
in enmmwd tho Immp come in other
Icorinu Mr. Itognc'n honor. Wlwn
Mr. Srelu‘y was told of the strange
ledger In» rudely nwnkenod hitn. sinn—
ped his food. smnohcd his hat and
throw him down the from stone. The
stronger said he was greatly shocked
at the treatment. llc Iiianrurml as
lost an possihle.

SMALL POTATO CROP.

'I'IIbere arc Scan-e and the Prior Will
be High.

III the current issue of the New Eng-
land linmcntcnd il|llti‘;ll’s nnlntrrcsting
Inlilv showing the polnto crop nvrouxo
and fluid of lh‘lltl. ms I'unlllurml with
tho cstimnto of 1897. in 1896 tho pn—
Inm Ili'l‘I‘ilgi‘ of tho wholc country was
indium”, producing 25,480.00" hush—
win. This your ”to nrroago folio oil In
.‘".?i.’.mm and Iln- crop to lilJlILmId
lthhI-ls. ‘

'i‘hc I‘unncrtiriit ncrrngc of ltlflti wail:
221ml! ili'rt’fi IIiIlI ll yield of 2.530.000
llIi: hols. ’I‘HII your ihc nrwngc in I9,—
200. with a yivid of only ”50.00" huslr
Ma. The yield per acre. illl lmohoiu in
limo. tnllx oil thin your to on I'Hllmilli'il
yield of 60 hushelu.

Both in ('Illlllei'ili'lli and llhmle I.»
lnnd thorn in tho noon-at noinio crop
in a good many your». due primarily
to wet weather. {tinny Ilrldu hllghird
hudly and there in much complaint at
with lin- form
prior wry Inrgciy film-r lmlel. nil
Knit“: In homo mnrkots. in snow inw
momma nt iiguron highcr than that
man named.

3311303”!!!

110v. L N. Booth. rector at Trinity
church. 1m boon denim-d en inlolront
by the Probate (hurt. A hunting for
the Ippointmnt of II trueloe on hie or
tile willho held Turrdey mention It
oo'olooh. In the meentime the crrdh
mo! the mt. will meet. whorl Rev
Mr. Booth will prerent etIteIneute III
III» Irate Ind llehility.

The OuInty (hunnriulonm hove Ior~
werdedehill tor ”.4513": to the city
for lie than at the root of building
Wuehiuton bridge eporoedh The to-
iei out VII 04.368 ill. The two mutter
eIeleIyO‘mm Streilord'e were in
them or llridgeport' e.

Cloudy weathers“ light iooIl elm» -
more reported from the lelre mint.
Slew Inglend Ind the IIIIIIIIe Mllntlo
Illieeendlelr weather Iron whee nee»
“II. It in oooier in the wt and
m. with eietiunery hummer—i...
where. For III-uterine the conditional
lover partly My mother might end
I'm-y; My team: teeth
toweriwirdr.

Mifllllfim. . 7
m

walked into Mr
110 said he was cold

 

 

Wham;

damnation-no. ‘ m . 7

shoot at him. but his mother prevent-l
He left the cellar at h‘ o‘clock andl

 
 
 
 
 

Inhee
I) ll“; Wit

5 liill’tnnntt.

A tannin III are? me Am Iv dons

WE gig: lama" 'rlhumor nuuzelanrm and

man on totem It Pioieted I It Pinned e.

Pink rim! menu:

. Bridgeport. Oi.

THE GREATEST um) o~
EARrH.

,filoudey Evening. lot. I.

THE ONLY IXINI‘ERT OI’"'I‘IIE
-* Banda-
Rossa.

Rixly omlnoni evil I: supported by Ilu-
Inmo’uw uonrunn. limo. “WWIIIII
' \‘nn \nhaol. and tho I:-I -ymr nld
violin Itoniun. little Can-lotto Shillon-
muc-
CONDUCTOR. IAESTIIO EUGENIO
SOilllEN‘l‘lh'O.
Press aflmflfl‘llbi After The" First (‘
tethell ruttmli on 0m
New York:
Humid: Around onthusieem.
I'l‘rihune: Withnnv nemllol
Hun: Finer than our militant Mode
yor Ii: Air-Io critlclem

 
 
 

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cort It
”not. will

. in. ion
' Journal: 8. non may well look to his
luunl II.

ileum; our route in alliance. Benn;
on sale lIrIIluy. Oct.

WW
.HOVT'S THEATRE,

iteeedey end Unload-y.
Inveruher 2 and 3.

1‘» until I- -I' tho Soldier- l! min not Fund.
Am lIlI mt III Dc Iluliln lmwlm Inhl.

Captain
Jack Crawford

"The Pilot 3mm.“ in lIle'wnII-Yorlul onlmltiin
IllI'l'I .

“THE CIIP me no
III: TRAIL”

Ilinwilm NI'llIrer; II "II IIflIIillllIIl lm- ulvr
lulu! M’llfillimi n.' his unn . .nnint meme.
thril In: II-nlooullllo inmmpnnd Ilu- i. ox-
I illng nml noun-mun I Kilollnl-w A I «wild IhI
lino civilimtlunfi l'- -ny Ilill'"Is quaint oowlmy
human». mngu ui Ih- Ilium-I and Imnntnlnn
I '"llt't'l’nl tnnipernnm Hhtl’”.

'l‘ickot» on and when“. In: ~Ilv hr mend-cra-
nltho I-t. vaun~ lion! (min and M
l’loietml'v and Pinon-u I :lI-Iri fur mwrt'wi
stubs Oriono 'lhdrmluy Ill It. I hunt l'liilrrh‘d'

eunuli'lnneo

Enema open house.
i ' Seturdey, Oct 30. .
hlnilnoo and night

"IE COLONIAL ("BIA COIPIIV.

DirnlionnIA W. (‘IImplu-l. In Now-
ooml». llII-nu & Mun)“; I-twcuniui
(Ito-rd.

The Maid of
Marbiehead.

It unionis- in M Now Enalnmlw
Ilrcntoud. {rand churn» augment cl
nr-dmllin lomttilnl now u ‘tillt'l’y IIII-l
coutuuivi- Philip E I'- llin-a. dim-tot
lholoiinuing troll ”own neoplo lln
llo Iloll. llii Ih~ Ntnfr, A‘rlflfl’fifl
(irht - J-m IIcDonII II. “In. (units:-
lull. told all nrrrlink tun»

ti mind I») ml Iron. IIIImoIl) ul tho
lhiiiitunilonu uriglnIl producer of 'flult
"l um

I ricen. )lIIIlnee. mm d JII' .mmit II.
to. 1k.

NORWILK OPERA HOUSE

Ono Vitals. communal".

loudly. lore-her I.
.‘lntiucou \l‘oducmley Mill BIIIIrdIIy.

Ullie Akerstrom.

in n m o IIIIIIH Ih‘ow I’lnto. Itllmmlle‘tl
M II Iluullletomneny «I 'I'IIIIIIIIo pl my
Im- «uni \Iltli‘lililll IorIvIrInrtu Our
own my ("t'hlflt'rfl' Mutual attrition
Iur «go play. into: ”pedaling"
Ila-I'm Id every rlfflflmu'fi I in
«lull tulooocirlrc to.

Repertoire» Will llo Announced Knoll llIy.
Henley light.

“a Well It tendon."
“would Print. In. llIIIInl"ronlII.

Ill nee MMIIMII m tom-III
Mani We: Ii anti Ii Ioniuueoit'e.

HOVT'D YHIATII

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II any, leremhr I

The Ilium llIt hirer I

James B. flaclde

"(idiom-y. lilo ll 1y."

LITTLE JACK
HORNER.

gitoeortulw Ivy tallying; denim).
mm II
new at” “lib“... ‘

Mir Ind Kong». limiter!

 

 

 

 

 

 

3i:

”W.” “I “all,”

Brown’s

entrant-rm

It.

 
 
 

“ohm.

e
I

‘ Cloudy Ind chilly drye have 'moved
Wot thoughletu notion House to
put oi! buying any longer. And no the
lookingMingou Ind buying hue oom-
Inenord In Mind it'e time.

No {III—Io winter for thst nutter-
ever found no hotter porpnred with de-
lighttnlly Incoming top gumeute for
mlIereInd India then we Ire Ihovviug
nomadi- more hoot-dentin pricey—Ip-
mnrlnlely loIv for the quolltiee they
renew-ens. Bountiful uIIIeriIls hand-
eotnely made into hubby and genteel
nylon. elegnutly ilniehed—dnelde Is
well-I enteide '

Thehigooet Ind fin- dopertment in
notonly guy; in It: floor rpIce end
window hrightnm Ind dnylight. but it
mom. I megnidoent Ileortnient o!
theveryohoioeet Ind molt fuhioushle
momenta thet have been brought out
this neuron—eloquently Inggeetlve o!
uquieite lento nod enjoyment In the
Waring. How's the beet meIIhlo time
to buy. ., M

Infeute‘ Ind mull c-hildrcu' n coete.
reefers. hounete. u qner. Ihoee. drone--
evorythiog thIt the little tots weer.
Bountiful muerlule. lovely colon.
splendid trimmings. charming styles
and In Ihundenoe of III the amount
little duds to choose {mm-my price
you feel like paying. Ilrnoetl

Mothere Ire appreciating more and
more. every melon. the Idrnutugo 0!
buying three litIIe Ihinge rendymIde.
especielly Ihe dreee~up gIrIncutI. Very
runny. too. ilnd in great help to boy
everything. {or we the plIy-olother Ill
well lathe lmttoronee. and their cost in
rolntivoly less. It is the biggontdopart-
Innnt III its kind in the oil y.

Mun'u Sweater». $1.75, I: end $2.75.
Cardigan jan'hrm III III prior-II.

' For Ihc. purlnne uI bringing our sill:
nuderehirtu into immediate Immiinenoc.
Ivor iIer tor one wcek hlIok Ind ohm-
IIblu gilt-ole with II deep ehirred rulilo, II
or to tom of cordial. Spanish Iionnoe or
umbrelln ohepez' torso ION each.

Wuh goode dhpertmcnt.

The D. M. READ co.

Ill-MINER.

 

A Good Thing.
50 bnnlneu turn my,
and they know.

Wouldn’ t

u courae iu

III-mono.
.norfltund.
Or eh.
Aoodomio
lunch..-

improve rour chances
tor the future.

Day and night to»
rionr.

Business
College

title. open duyood evening.

'e ‘I .I0" ' ‘ 'fflp.

Pill

INSUR-
ANOI. '
twentieth

TAYLOR I OOLDKN’I
‘leilehte lee-mu lgeeey.
”'W. , My

mm the

Dr. F. Uohovolr.
om

 
 
 

LIdIII' GloIkI Ind CIpoI.

«mundane then by ueetnhodlerthe
{uncle-nude I man

made» in
Ioooriln i renned
humid-aura us ugfim

Ind
ler etylee.

.Lodlon' CIOIkI.’

Bloch Ind NIvy Boner Jeokeu. ily fronts.
highoollIr.
Tum Cloth Junkets. Ily front. high

Block Bonnie Junkets. iI trout. hi h llIr.
l'lleok Bonnie Junk hiilt lined 8 on
Brown lrleh Frieze.“ JIekete. ‘
Bleak Denver Jennie. lined throughout.

Block Ker-0y Jmhet. Ill-I mm.

Brown lrieh In. ned throughout.
ohmic our.

Extra uEleevy Boecle Jeoketr. lined through-

Blot;u Kenny Jeehetmluedth ’hont.

Exmusm Bled; Kent! J at. plaid

Bleak Bonnie Burden Dion-e. hreid trio»
thing.

onrnell oouvluee reeltolit
Ina-it Womentionhelowetewoimmmt:

NO. 2 OAZIT'IT BUILDING.

«I... 0.- «mm—”mefim

500

050
800
750
050
1000
1000

15 00
15 .00

1050
950

 

Green Ronny Rustin Binnie. hrIiIl “ilk
wing.

LIdIII' CIpOI.
Block BerufllothOe . I; In .
Bleo‘kuBeemv: Cloth 0.3:. ' hoxnppglei'e‘du hat
Bleak“ Denver l“("13)“: Gem. lined throughout.

Buckwfloonlemothoe th
i‘nrtrlnilncd unlined roughout

thronghou noun fur trim

Block Bonnie Cloth Caper. 30 in. lined
throughout. for trimmed

BlIok Unupilier Cloth UIpt-c. lined through-
out. for trimming 1.

Block Kenny Cloth Copre, rtrep trimming.

PluIl-I Capos.

Plneh LIpoe. III-III] and jet trimmlnr.
1’1th Cop». braid. jet and for whom
lined throughout.

Pluehmélepee. 3? in, for muted. lined

shout.
Plush Gem. 30 in. Inertln for trimmed.
linedt tlnonghonr.

 

TRISTRAM 8: HVATT,

NORWALK. CONN.

 

 

83 Wanhlngton Street. South Nor-walk

 

ll at

Gm

650
500
750

1500

1100
1300

I175
850
1000
1500
1650

 
 
 

‘ 0

 

SCOFIELD 8L HOYT’S

When you come to Scofield & Hoyt’s for Women's. Men’s and C hildren’s Wear

(In our counter you will find child»
Inn‘s Ihiflo and palate. in white or gray.

from Ill inr h to? 1 inch. your choioo (or hery. We each
.25.: each.

LIIIII' lereeye.

Inn's krone.
Fleecml lined shirls Ind drawers, exti-

Carrels.

Great induceniente tIn
l'lmcod lined punts Ind uhlrts, 25o ouch. furniture. -

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

elseII Boredom.
ladiee' copes Ind jnoheta.

Children' I IIIIII end Rulers.

Tho-t
run-pets In norm you.
unit-k.

SCOF’IELD & HOYT,

SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.

.. .42!

m:

 

50 pair white or gray blankets, 430‘ [min
blankets with those others ask 500 for.

We have just received our {Ill line of

nylon. qnolity Ind prince will
Call Ind eIInIiIIo our

 

So. NORWALK BOSTON STORE.

Compare these

Outing flannel fancy, medium and dink stripes, 50 the yard.
15 piocesb 000d unbleached mnslin,‘(ic Quality, 2‘2 y.ds $1. 00.
500 pair of good corsets We seek comparison with any

New Fall Display Millinery

 

South Norwalk Boston Store,

Ill WASHINGTON B‘lflfll‘.

500 corset in town. While they last, 390 the pair. Soc cast
Window.

now going on. Don’t fall to look and see what We are showing.

some amount. cm

0. B. VAN ALI’I‘YNI. PROPRIITOE.

 

 

 

 

 

I'd

AdVIrtlIo In the Booth-III.

l‘r fii'llnlts non moor.

Our rteokoivrnllpeperdoeen‘t require
Inuoh tIlh. provided you ere it. This
ulrertieenioutle mtogetyenioooue
uellenee Ind priced arm which
"meet for then-elm."

Plume.
Plum-Medium. 1'
Ildlign .I' ' "

"WWII“.

 

READ. . . .

III

WAN?

m ‘V'H‘

law-It.

 

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Evening

«Lorne L

, Sentinel

 

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