Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, November 15, 1897 · page 8

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* Intel-tiny night. '

.‘ or Strawberry
5 two weeke' stay
, it of hip-Inclin-

pleped with the
.toothell teeth in
Killer Betti eleven.

' , he: had hit cot-
anenlioe. his ship-
tite shore at River—
ihey will remain

‘ Worm. daughter of
. Worm, celebrated
. the third anniver-
._.hy enter-ninth!

of er young friend;
> ‘ and a tempting

(or the evenings oi
But avenue church
Tonixltt. meeting
League. led by hire
‘ Tuesday night. clue
hy- Janie: L'Hommedieu‘
Wt. recital by Mist
Filth in the interest ol
f ny night. regular
nervictt. led by Illi‘
” “in the pastor wil ,
leviul bend to San;-
their will mint Rev
inertial revival ei

7 and leaves in ti)!
“on Deal. V. 0. Par
“accord-r of En
tour-«Point streets
,. . otternoon elicit
a torn iocomotirt
. .. ‘ road,~ The down
hue-1am to spread rap
‘ time people living-ii
~ were unite hedli
‘ “I action guns on tin
others went at the tire
lihnteo had the home:

it fimitlt preached a mos.
m yesterday morning
”m "em church. He pre
, - y the great centre
Worthy—«human guilt
. hr Chriat. rqeneratiot
. God'e love on rcdcmp
oi inith. and the prom
1. The Sabbath rot-boo
I, followed was largely at
. toll of interest and entitu
" on H. Warner, o wide
’lil‘wd llyman from tht
venue Methodist Eplut'opn
Mini. mode a very obit
“the children. which we:
ted. Mr. Werner diet

’ ‘ hand meeting in tin
m lwturo room was crowd
it. Will Will not noon bt
“ _ new. wultum Waitemlm
H II! Hothodlat Epihcopn'
“Weapon. preeched a schol‘
' at the regular service
‘ m of Jericho." 'l‘ht
, It all of ihe‘ eervicei
.m the vocal and instru-
m o: the day worthy oi

. Demon who are indebt-
Mill I. Finch'e Pharmacy

, to settle their on
We Dec. 1. it”. nttt

Mom.
at m lllllon Hertte. oi

' ’ la. l.. are the poem at
It In. W. l. Slovene. oi

 

 

I. Wick: he- returned
ltiiree weehe' vlelt with

«l. D. Fetter. .lr.. in
Wm
14M. or New Yorlt. went
home in Help atreet. . ‘

mauve 'Dlli.fl(iA'i‘liI
. Who or the Heine.
‘ ‘ ”inflected Melee
dietrlet uouvtmtion to ,;

 
 

 

 
 
 

W. 'flhwdleh.‘ and I
t oi the dietrlct
.' euuollclo.

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

h. fiotembe'rsll. 'l‘he ,

WNW‘IWII

 

George W. Clock has again been or
painted «achool hook agent tor the
town. ”on: objectiona were mode to
the book service furnished loot your.
owing to the tact that he did not keep
hook- in untitled delnyfiuoecno
stoned in getting them and nine that
his price: were above the catalogue
mu Theme diflicultlee have been
remedied this year. it we: found that
:he; company furniahing Mr. Clock'a
‘booke had been charging him cate-
iogue prices instead of deeiere' retee.
god in order to make the margin of
protlt to which he in entitled he was
obliged to charge an extra rote. This
nutter has been ediueted. It in anld
.hot the some iirm had been discov-
aired overcharging in other email
mum in the seine manner.

John Suites and Nina Bertha Kin,
mth of Barton. were married with u
nigh mess in St. John's Roman Geth-
iiic church. Saturday morning at 9
i'cloclt. Rev. 1‘. M. O‘Brien olilcinted.
in the evening a big reception was
told at the home of Antonio Youlad.
with whom Mr. and Mrs. Sultan will
wide. The groom la employed by
he Consolidated Railroad company.
tnder Section Foreman George Ever-
iii.

 

Rev. S. A. Sande preached in the
\iethodiut church. yeeterday morning
in "The Two Clarifies 'ol‘ Worehip."
1nd in the evening gave an illne-
rnted nermon on "The Garden end
he Crucifixion?

 

Mrs Henry ii. Toilee and her two
one returned to South Norwollt. Sub
trdalf. alter a visit with Mr. and hire.
tout-rt i. 'i‘olles. o! Handheld orenue.
ind Ilir. and hire. Hurry lilntlley,
Main street.

 

The‘ second game betweenthe King's
ind, second Durien teams played on
{ing’s field. Stamiord. Friday after
noon. resulted. as did the rest. in A
score of 0-0.-
'l‘lte sum of 821 was realired‘nt the
.upper of the Congregational Ladiee’
\iti society in the Town Hall. Thurrt-
in)“ evening. notwithstanding the
norm

 

 

Rev. S J. Austin preached in thc
Yongreuotionnl church. ycetefilny
uornvlug on “The lirent Snivution.’
tud in the evening on "love."

 

Mr. and Mrs. Robert. J. Moore will
‘filebl‘alo the Milt anniversary oi their
illll'l‘lilflt‘ tonight. at their residence
lll Noroton Hcigliiu.

 

ilcrmnn llocicr and family t-louctl
twir resltlem-t- in lirtmittiidc avenue.
out work. and went to New York for
the winter.

 

illr. Waring and inmily. who Di'i‘ll:
‘lleil lltcil‘ residence in King‘s High.
ray during it; summer. have [one to
New York. '

 

,
An oyster aupper lit to he held under
ho ottepiceu ol Eagle Hook and Mdv
ier company. No. i. Thank-little:
night.

 

Zaltuon Richarda. o! Wouldn't-oh. til

‘lic guest of Albert H. W113“,
llurieu.

- “We... .m...»w.....-.

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courtroom. ,‘

‘ are close lilting at the back um] um nonto—

Hyosrtfitf FAIR.

{, mm Mr.» In York mu
éig'M’Jo'Mdor III w
‘ZJ m: Mao”!

 

room oat-nu.

 
 

FASHION NO'EEB.
chm-'- om ~ ea. or the Inna.
Min to hotel . maul. butthle
winter ahe‘ hot tip amend and MW
inch-t {or children and young girl- which
will more ‘, mother- hmeehla
we on on becoming. ltieeome-
3w” i?" “ "‘° ream:
, . , p _ mm I
twitter mutual t ; «to. on. . .
Neon: who one t liontla much. Imn
tor such oomphfltlflllx use: labor a min,
lug. sewing or Will“, meet expect
that» in arm.» at . end beetle“
hoods that ' kept ,tetyidh. Bron
waver whiten: ti bandit. however. if it I:
need rognlerly. Coldmmultl not be
employed for waiting the booth After

 

 

roost. unit's ootr .v.
they have been linthctl they should lie dried
with powdtwd starch; and alum should
oiwnyit be worn out at doom.
Tim jflt‘ht‘li most favored for men“ one

timer» without a room iuthetuldtllc he»
hind. strontium with it. 'i‘ltoy ere straight
in imnl. having mwm and two min 0!
Imtlulls. .lrtckcttt um ruthcr uiiort. but
humor that) tfwrinu thc atuunwr.

it is always murmur to wear gloves
when bicycling. oven in the eunnnor.
How tuttrli taunt in the winter. when
huntle chap us. tvt-ll no discolor from int-it of
pmtwlion! Hoary t‘lintnoie ulm'cit on the
wot-mm end lliusi st‘rvldt-nliltt

A plottureiu ulvcu of u yoltngairi'o grown
of white mile. The sum in plain. The
blouae liotiioe line oh'ohcoi white lace.
The cioue elem-m anrwrinlticd cmwiec
and have n ulight liouli‘out-y at the top,
with emulate compound of pluitinue of
while tnoufl'lllu‘tlomltn The belt Ind
mll‘ttr are of turquoise velvet. ~
.it'tut: Chou“.

The avenue elated «pool for newton
thread in 9 inches highland ll.‘ int-lieu
in diameter at tho t'iltlll. A eptxilo!
thread means aboutvrtltl yard;

The lzlttcltbird in my incite: loop
from the tip of the hill to the tip of the
tail and the spatula! hinge in ii! inched.
The {entitle bird in alight]: lonelier.
The hinckbirti ilveifwtn it) to ill your.
A cistern 5 {out in diameter contain
4.“ hut-rela iorevery toot at depth. A
I foot tilde"! minim 8.61. ti 7 hot
oonteina 9.13. one of ti teetcwteioe
11.98 hemlmtnteof‘11eot into and
one o! to build.“ hurrah.
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Building Read

. , .
toettwooo's llALL. uenwaut
Tuesday and mum».

mine» to and tr.

olol Nut-notion...
Intuit. mitt health.
Inherit nonww. matinee.
”murmur ottoman.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

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' Mom “toilette. Ila.
T Gem": ouch touting.
Vi . ‘ , with
, L , l . t ‘
m o» my , urinate OBI-DIM",
ythemoetpepnlereitllrhwumhe Winemaker”.
“renowned _ 2 ”Wm
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hm. Thurman-murmur: at

don't page to writer with taking new
thing no god exalt-using tor anoth-
orwnntl an”. then not feel Suited.

Wedotrt um you .to be}, but we
to“ M Mslnto buyinl; we or
end cult n turnout in your note and
your prim your we, at thinking
“Lamond. Y’Q try to have you our»
moi aim and perfectly attuned.
That is hnehttlte epecielchartua at
garment blaring §t Reed’s.

 

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Wremierr—ehoieh new item gowns
for morning" ‘r’weer. Meterinla end
etyiee of unit-tinny high order. it is
doubtful itanv’thing like them wee
ever oil-ml in title town before.

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Shirt Walet Stuffs-Jinnah Pluide.
We call special attention to this line
0! 50min became they are used exten.
eively tor indiee’ shirt whine-12%
end 15 cent: I ynrd.
We are also showing a new weave
of cloth—'“aplder Ireh elects. trot-lent-
ed. double told-thnt la very service-
able, for 17 will: I yard.

W

Outing Flannele. going with a rush
because there are so many desirable
pattern to select from:
Firm Outing. {in yd.
Remnant; but anodefic yd.
Slot-mm Outing, 8c yd.
Velvet ilnieh,, tile yd.
Twilla. Stripee and checite. 12!...- rd.
‘ Weill Goods department.

The D. M. READ CO.
Tll' 'o'ui'o" "llGllm f
COURSES"...

illoumo and “hair entry l

Arithmetic.
Spelling.

' hamlet Lew.
lulu»; Correspondence.
“MID“.

typewrltlng.
m m aim III ml! to

mmwmmnm
hiheloweehreoehu.

aeown's «
sunrises
cantor.

II“ M“ Illllflll.

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moun-
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home “on thy m in the store. You,

 

THIMIGKST. OUR

 

canoere:

of 5 to 150

value.
Velvets,
it it 100 it
Tapestry brussels, 7 50 “
850 grade, 80c; $1 “

on; ‘umonfiou orator;
, ' ' uth Rumour.

 

nose for good.

it. Washington Itroot.

Reno. .

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W‘HT
”WI.

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Evening

 

 

Right in the face at advances
_ per yard on im-
mense lot of Carpet is on sale
here now at one-filth under

the $1.25 grade at $1
.“ 750
“ 7 00

“90c
No doubta few people will

r. SCQFIELD

‘3 n.
Ea
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We are absolui

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we ' ' ,

fire cold mate m
for int”. mince vital

 
 

 
 

 

 

, is
, . ultra: 5 mt honour murmur.“
theirheetthlngutaooeattheymog’” ' ‘ “ ' ‘
’ ‘ Wool Shirt Value. .
M:M!._:M,, M'M» m, mutt. minute preterm". Ci
[m . “a“ ; 'r}: ' i‘ ‘
radial. Wm em! out; rink mintwmu'm mun-mommy nae
WNW. black an green, ”0 '»“ “Wk: M made. Wood M. no
Mueller. ”a mu no u Nottingham Goethoth. to:
M . M Plutonium.” nondwh . “m. ,,
flufiugmm' ”0 "in Mm ' 1.10 W ' ' ‘u 12’“
, I. bloom loin. whitepieplatea. 0o
: M 4m ’m’mmflflim J p . _
mmmmm holder!» _ . .135'1‘“m"9 ’3'
two-l but. . m mm-mmmm. 1.85le ' no
.. 3. . our ttoet'ottaen'outu’huult’m Very'Le'eet Styles.

:TRI‘STR'M‘ l-IYATT.

Erttouuwvttht. count.

 

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uly giving up tlldlDl'YUuods Busi-

 

let‘ this chance pairs- by, tllink—
ing it will come again.
ounzntcx pin-rattles.

A complete line of Butterick
patterns and all the Butterick
fashion periodicals are here.
November fashions are .now
ready. Fashion sheets i'rec.

' FURNITURE

a specialty. Examine our stock.

a. VHOYT,

otu- nurtowo
Norw-llt. .

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i

What we will tackle alter this business is closed out
we will lot you know later on. i

What we want you to believe, and what we can
prove to you, is the fact that this store, until we retire
from busincse, about January list, will be the place for
you to invest your money. '

We have the goods. You have what. we want in
exchange ior them, “Money,” and o loss pl‘ 10, 20 or «
30 per cent. 0‘“le no ice will: us, but ouriuirlly :tut’t help
but weigh with you, its at dollar spent here equals $1.25
to “.50 spout anywhere also in this town.

scum uonwutrosmu swore,

Old Iontlnol Dulldlng.

 
 
 
 

Advortloo” in tho

. . wwwoetwmtwfl

l'l‘ matte I'Ufl mm.

m m oi well won't more
aiutlt lath. provided no are it. file
«mutated-tannin“
Iron-I null innit, title to we there»
muwdeuwflfl
"minim“

 

 
 
 
 

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