Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, November 8, 1897 · page 5

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nation «more
atatlitsihbm‘iddi
institutional“

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~ rain tonight and Thesauri-armor;
north willie. beeswax southwest.

Witt

 

itiiohsli Presser. son oi Can-

‘m‘i‘n inane N. fins-entwined: or Nor»

Milka: died in bridneoortrlsturday.
aged theatrical-Jeers. 'i‘be tunerai
will .be held toninrromsi‘ternoon at ii
Colorado avenue. Mr. ”Prensa: went
o’clock. from his late residence. 83!
to Denver loot year for the heneiit of
his health. but the change did not ini-
prove his condition. and he has since
lulled rapidly. He was an excellent
banjo player. and had many friends in
‘ town. . .. _ ~
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. A Sunday school convention. under
, the auspices of the fionnecticut 8on—
, day -Schoolnssocinti6n. will be held
in the Methodist Episcopal church in
{low Milford. Thursday or this week.
Morning. afternoon and evening ses»
sions will he held. and some at the
most prominent speakers upon Sun-
iday schoolwork will be present. it is
probable that a number at delegates
from the Not-walk schools will attend
the meeting.

 

P. O. Lonnsbury lodge. New Elis-
‘ - loud Order of Protectiou.will celebrate
the tenth anniversary of the order
next Tuesday night. in Mystic Chain
Hall. The committee in charge ha-
nrranged an interesting programme
All members and their families wii
please be prompt at 7:30, with re
- ireebments.

 

. «Prat. M. 8. Rotten. the well~hnewn
‘ocnlinbopticinn. can be consulted a:
his: co. in the parlor oi the Mahacitr
out otel. South Norwolh, Tuesdays
from 9 a. in. to 8 p. m. Eyes exam
incd tree.

 

' During the past week several pane:
of glass have been broken out of to:
windows in the Springwood l‘nior
chapel. The authorities have an ides

. who the guilty boys are. and it"
have them arrested unless they coast
their work.

 

The Supreme Court having refuses
the motion of the Norwaik Street
Railway company to reopen its appeal
from the action of the common conn-
cil of the city of Norwalk. the content
will undoubtedly be dropped.

 

'l‘ho basket ball team of Compan.‘
P. of Norwullt. will go to Danbur:
next Friday night. and play the toxin
in that place. An interesting gum!
may he carpet-ted. The Norwaik icon
will leave on the 6 o'clock train.

.—

~Aeeton is harmless.

 

 

Charles it. Couch. son of Mr. and
Mini: George W. Couch. died yesterday
ut his home in High street. lie war
unveil mouths and twenty-one dsyn
old. The funeral wss at l:80 o’clock
this afternoon.

 

Reproeoututiven oi the Warner Cor»
not vmnpany. of Bi’llkflml‘l. Were it
heath Norwuiit, lsst him-day. and.»
cured about seventy-live girls throush
Hitl‘i‘tiy'ii employment agency to wot-is

in their factory. 'or Norwich with the hainnre of the
m... 'mo of lumber.

 

.ti'hu Norwnlit Loch Works closed
Saturday afternoon to allow the out
ploy-ties to attend the funeral of tiny-
niour Buckley. in Westport. He had
been shipping «certain the rectory.

 

Mina Minnie taster. supported by s
«mummy of clever comedians. is
looked for o weeh'l ml at
It! Korwullt Opera House. bent-nine ,
l volt Monday.

 

or”! it known to sit innit (and ladies.-

 

 

_ with that it has oi instant the“ narration lirotnm' ohm-t with s our“ W. ,3 North um 3m“,
who insists a trail mm W no at me. View at. mo. of newton svc» .
u“ «mm ”It“. W louder ll N" Y0“. Wm
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. notorlidnard .. mill! ‘9 it. .u‘rnmiton tornado
. ism new M W at m is iii. mi oi the rad Monti. it. 1.. m risitinn litr. om MO! "I“

": to the m sour-mot is Wti- is his. northern mineral. or loose _ .

1. W“! sow M it “It ' _ m. ' s

m L ”Milli!!! I’m 3‘ ' 00“. m

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“in in all no
'W. I
moot Valley

” iii.- wshim in, the must valleys.
. mm stationery oncoming in

5 row dome» in. conditions favor

, penses of the late convention.

is

Wk. is very rich.
outdoors in Pairiisld avenue.

tune of Leno ions at Fosshoutss cool

 

. mum hormone-emu
swim mm wiliheiahsn-ior
missionary , “ . ‘e'. _,

 
 

so.
‘ V i ' .
wills new ailment-stint“! “3

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the Whirled prices of in .. ,
1mm.”- mm of “I lit. N k human-tenures!”
and it.

state's advertisement today mm » '

, . . . , '. My.” New Huron. r.
nines at Devi
Street. g s soprano solo. "Airs
Hula,".::‘uiiisr¢l. in the Not-walk
Baptist church. yesterday. . Theseleo
tion was rendered with great tender-
ness and expression. and was a great

treat to the members of the anagram
t on. .

 
 
 

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The Young People's may at
Christianflndnvor o! the Ronni!
("long not church will give or
commitment Wodnoldsy “ainbi. the
proceeds of which will be used to do
tray the society’s ehsre of the ex-

 

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At the communion service in the
south Nowell: Conventional church
yesterday morning. the toilets-ins pew
sons were received into membership:
Leslie Benedict. Norton Benedict. Miss
ida M. Cannon. Hugh Crawford. Mrs.

Mr. and Mrs. William Wennricb. of
Dover street. are the happy parents of
a baby girl, born last night.

~__.._.___.___
' Palestine Castle, A. 0.x. it. 0.. will

Elisabeth F. Crawford. Mrs. Mary H. Confer the degree tonight on two can.
Tome. - . dltlates. ‘
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~Aceton dose not affect the heart. A daughter was born last Friday
W

night to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur B. Crow
If Woodward avenue.
W .
A fishing smack hearts this sign:
“Long island clambs." '
M
John White and Gilbert Bogart
went down the harbor. this morning
fishing for smelt.
—~—.__.__._.____
A son was horn to Mr. and Mrs.
Francis Aixara. of ti Chapel street
this morning.

The his sole of cotton goods'at the
Boston store, Norwalit. Saturday. ,
drew crowds to the cloak-room. The
sale wiil‘he continued a rear day:
longer. -
M
A lair for the benefit of the carpet
’und of the new church will be giver.
under the auspices of the South Nor
walk Methodist church. December S
and 10.

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«For ladies' desks and china closets
it the Slow Furniture Co.
MM .
The monthly meeting of the direc-
.ors oi the Norsruik Hospital associa-
lon will be held tonight. in tho Nor
yolk club rooms.

Charles Broihorton found it gold
ring in Wall street. this morning.
-—-——-._..._____

nom- rxort'n you sue iv.

‘lheOoming-nnd Goings a! Our Ind

Other lolks’ Prim
Miss Gertrude H. id. Fehneyer. only
granddaughter of hire. .1. N. Edmonds
has left town (or Fall River. Muse.
where she will attend a convent.
\‘liss Gertrude leaves many friends
rho will miss her. as she was it great,
fsvorite with both old and young.

M

hire. E. .l. lilil. who has been ai-

 

 

The organ in the South Norwoii
Jonzrogational church. which has
been out of grder for sometime. Ii
indergoing impairs
“M
-~Twenty~nlne hours New York it
lacksonviiie via Southern Railway
ind F. C. O P. Railway. Short line
.ierteot service. For-illustrated; litcr
tture. address 8. Thweatt. 2-71 Brood

 

. . ending a meeting of the board of
Vii). 33- Y- . nanagers of the National society.

. . ; Daughters of the American Revolu‘
Herbert Allen. of lnebnians dry

goods establishment in Brooklyn. wilt

pend next Sunday with his family it.
torwaik.

—......_._.._.._.___
A handsome photograph of Beatrlcr
3 given to every lady attending tht
teriormancc of "Patent Applied For."
onixht.

.ion. returned home Friday night.
Miss Minnie Subtitle. of Torringion.
formerly of Norwoiir. is visiting .
'riends in Wilton amour.

 

Franlt Sherman and Guy Lee whet-i-
al to Ansonta and return. Saturday.

 

 

A. l‘renton Sherwood. captain of the
Bridgeport Wheel club, nnd iive‘ other
numbers of the club. were at the Ma»
iint-homo Hotel. yesterday.

Court Maharitomo. l-‘orestcra of
\merlon. will hold lie tenth annual
lull in Arlen linii. toninht.

 

 

J. (l. 'l'it-o and wild. oi Middlotown
who lormt-riy occupied the John W

Thompson. the
tossed through

i'hatnpion wallow
Norwnik. yesterday

 

 
 

 

ti Gould. of Academy.

 

 

lave Tea Kettles.
etc . the finest goods

$4.50 or dealer

is a nice pitce of fur-

Comsteclt, Watkins

 
 

‘ it in Hers
you would inquire into
sbiiii '
wont n't buy the
defined by Webster.

But when
ulna by price only,

thinking all theta as an r

 

 

are discerning between
than useless. and
, - , one our:
‘ Manual
‘ 18 Isaiah Street.

 

 
 

 

 
 

 
 

Seems to

Merrill’s

an. _
Office “The training Does It."
A pesto! will bring you information
Practice “W“ ' ‘ .
MERRILL COLLEGE.

HAVE

0

in existence. In

Tin sndinam’elqsrs ‘1;

We are headquarters.

w ”gt

Our

niinre. Any child can
carry them up stairs
or down cellar. No
ashes. no dust, but a
quick. cheap heat.
and fully warranted

8: Dow,

 

 

 

Frederick Louder. of the Chauncey
Qimtt company. which played in
drillxopori and New Huron last work,

hail been staying at tho hintmrkonu:
Hotel.

A full dress rehearsal ol ilocaa-
i‘ribe, No. 28. iron. 0. R. M. will in
iii‘lil tonight.

Wm...
iv}. [-2. Wheeler is having a collar laid
or a new house in imxinxion avenue.

“mm

 

Mr. and Mrii. Edgar Ii. Fox icii
il-ouih Norwaik this morning for Win-
sled.

 

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Old Well lloolt and Ladder company
viii moat tonight.

with} now nsoortcd Edition records
5‘. W. Rogers, it “rain tit. Nor. iii
.Vashinutou street.

m».

~Aceioa euros in (lripne.

 

 

ll. ll. Hmiih. of the Norwalit Pot.

tery. is in Stamford. today on host
nose.

 

a... mug” ..-N~.‘.

Frederick W. Regent in spending thr
day in iltsmford today. on business.

pan.—

The tchtmner French sailed today

 

 

Missulmie Batterson. of (learns
town. upeni Saturday with friends in
hlorwsiit.

nan-m...

Mrs. John ’l‘rl

 

sum. 0! iii ileion

w..,-WM—mm

Mrs. liutsli. of death Namath. llliil
mien onloying a few days“ visit with
trionds in Hartford.

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Jacob hi. [nylon is hula; it. it:
turnout. of mist florwaiit. repaint hit

 

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bliss (list-it. at held-n place. will
leave Nowell: tomorrow tor Wash.
lotion. so delegate «on: iii. Paui'i
church to the convention oi the
130th of the Klan. tilts May

We Hamlets» will no its dsimte iron;
Tito schooner James it. Me ii at tbs tines church society. -

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'l‘llo'ot‘onn W Hm like an
trod at John it. Ferris‘ dock with it

 

 

 

 
 
 

 

 

lit. spit lies. Just mount. of
most. not“ My with their ‘
boots. hauls Wilton lotion eon

W...
In. 1'. it. Noble trill attend a
mustthohsidetmtstsesutthe
' ‘ ' MM satiety is
mutilate-soar.

 

 

 

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“’“M westward. t‘rnw place in ulmwood avenue. are "2 'IIMII'QOI SLA.‘ "ON!“
~ "M" spending it leu‘ days at the Mahuchr- .W .
-—~Aceton cures headache. mo Hotel. ‘

Russet Older

Lorenzo *

soon cream.

on»

New
Sweet

Fill}

Mince Pies.

mm

Dibble,

“"‘W'nno

 

 

”hail... I! ,_ it

to Purohsssslisrss .mm

« to serve you, before you
horse simply.

you buyout, ,

connidelring outs
on

The illitereace in confine all other merchandise. is

realized by those who are looking for

that grade of oats Which
that which brings the

 
 
 
 
 
 

Branch‘fiolinbnu’ Liver: glow».

is probably the reason why we have
more calls {or other: help than we can

 

3' mfsccu our new line

 
 
 

 
 
 

 

iii soundness, its strengthiitt
determine itsrslus, You
bacon» it wuss horse a

you are apt to determine their
simply as oats,

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quality. and who
is worse
but returns.
runs-tn contort.

T. Hatch.

 

please business men. This

Gemstock Bros.

nsranusnuo 1867.

 

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Nearest Your Heart
‘ isyonr ,
UNDERWEAR.

Hardly any
dozen men of our ncqouu-
tuooe all like t 0 some sort.
color or weight. Home bay for
appearance; some {or wearing
quality; name for medicated
properties; some like silk. some
wool. others wouldn't wear any
but notion. ( ior underwear this
meson will pies more men
tihisn lags are?“ fore been
t orong sets . ‘nsiity.
texture and coloring. org-n tie"
sorts sad prions no high-

er than lost your. despite sms
in price of raw motorists.

Derby ribbed. to each

Fleece lined. the 7.5 cent kind.

(or iii osnts
Natural wool at 75 cents

”that and" hi 0! and Ii .60 I
We are selling from the host as-
sortmnt o!

SUITSAND OVER-
COAT.

we ever had. it dcssa't cost
anything home in and look.
um as a cell.

Gemstoelt Bros...

._ Modom
clothiora and
Pur’nlo‘horo.

is some not stun.
filth Israeli. ~ -' - Bone.
nitrous s. so rut. tut. ’
mild. Wind... E

Soothe oRsiivisy

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mam. ......
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heath Ismail. (,
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swarms-immune, Walnuts.

EDWARD "$1“ *

Imomlfl ,

* ‘ gar:
enact. unorrrl.

connscncur MEAT .

flirt-spinal: In' cot-intonation. I

“m uWe: Have: rum?
WEATHER STRIPS ' ”i

We sell the strips and apply them
windows at a nominal cost and much «
could have the work done vourself

EXPERT SHELLS. FIIHlNO ‘l’AOKL

Fox Cycle and Hardware i

no WABHINOTON strung;
“IVIIVTNINO FROM A NEEDLE TO Mt

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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Papillar Priced - ,
Clothing and Furnish

have always
been our specialties.
This season they are too
abundant than over.
A tln fable, stylish

Working Iii

in single or double-breast sack.
Uur

ascend $2 Wot-kt ‘

are made {or sctvme.
' Fleece lined

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Unci
Colored Boo

th’

in new and nobby patterns."

OPIK [VERY IVCJQINB-UNTIL O O’GLOOK.

DAVIS. The Tallow

Clothier. Hatter and Furnishu,f
lshsohsmo Hotel Iieolt. . >
W ~~~ .

... . Nahum. mm”. “M

The Krieger St

(st
in“!

 

The Leading

Millinory and Clank
Store In the Norw ’

 

For up to line Styles, for New ideas in Million", lopl
Filter, for Best and Largest Assortment, you must no ‘ '
visit our store. '

KRIEGER’S minaret s

Mahacitemo Hotel Bloch. So. Norton

l'unnooocoot

FOR .30

 

 

 
 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

‘ the slamming oil that
door-u ltcep out the
cold strum/old the
." . limitingotzisss. The
~ Edam Citron Ann

 
 

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

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