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Evening sentinel, Saturday, November 20, 1897 · page 5

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Harry
home m WWW In” Willi):

the melt with her ”rents.

, m munchies” dealer (issued is at
tumble states. withi light Burnside. today. on s will deal -
in gathers New linslsnd

use has risen in all no

on the New sexism! cos-t.

. button the oondltions i'avor
‘ “other this stternoon;
. tonight: showers Sunday;

mm; east winds

Miss idssie Bullock. ssisslsdy in
Tristraun e ilystt's dry soodsstore
is ill. Miss H. 5. Rider is substituting
for her.

Funersl serum over the remains
of the lots Jeeves Barnes. 0: the West-
port road. were held in or. iisry's
church this morning.

. rm 1’ Wu" street. Prices -~New Klondike derby st O’Brien's.
W

Moe Welsh entertained s
at her young friends at s candy

«Mt .

s E 'o ‘ '

‘ereorgsW. Benedict is

the Yale-Primal.“ football
on Hem. teddy;
' The state committee of the Young
> Young“ derby, O'Brien, Men’s Christina sssoeistlon is making
--~——-. ‘ arrangements for a conference to be
held in Milford on December 6

Mrs. Ella White. of Philadelphia. re»
turned home Thursday alter a visit
with her son. Selectmsn Fresh H.
Merrill. of Breed River

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~sprlng chickens. 12%: n 1b.. at

iinyes' market.

er. 8. Banks of Wilton. spent
sy with her daughter, Mrs.
W. Seymour. of Washington ~Porlt and sausage,12c.

market, Washington street.

New York

"New goods'ot quick money prices"
is 'l‘ristrsm & Hystt's oifering to the
purchasing public. The list embrsces
dress goods. block goods. ladies" and
children's cloaks. lure. kid gloves. out-

tresh home at Hnyos' mar-

moetins of Humboldt Lodge.
to! Hermann. will be omitted ‘ne'xt
.r because of. tile Germnnla ins flannel.
The next meeting will be held thing imaginable in the housefurnish-
9. lug line. They Show all the new fall
shades in gloves. the correct styles in
(looks. the latest novelties in furs. and
a general line of dry goods that is un-
excelled.

clt Ashcroft, the young man

{roof the roof of Amsndus

new house in Spring street.
Week. has since been confined to

_ home in Stamford. but expects to
to South Norwalk Monday to

. . e the work of putting on the

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windics‘ flat brim alpines. O'Brien

St Joseph's Total Abstinence, Bent»
iii and Literary society will hold nuv
other sociable» in Music Hall. Thurs»
tiny. December 2. One of the rooms
of the ball will be titted up as a soul-
iy parlor. A committee. composed
of Paul Schultzc. .lr.. S. .l. O'Brien,
James Yates. Rev. John T. Winters
: ml W. l-‘. Tammany. has been appoin-
mi to consider the feasibility of bold-
ing an entertainment in the near fu-
euro.

[The public are invited to call at
Washington street at the store for
: occupied by Francis I: Go.
on. on,Soturdoy afternoon. from
a. where sterilized milk will he
‘ away by the glass. by the Gor-
brothers. of Bedding. that til-a
may test the qualities of steril-
milk. All persons valuing health
purity of milk should give this n
ll sterilizing milk destroys all
of disease.

-—Ail kinds of fresh fish. at Hayes‘
Tiarkot.

night shirts and every-,

This schooner bottle so 15in

rind Ii. Jm H mm dock. yestsr~

tiny, with a cargo oi brick tor the new
mhool house. . ‘
m
«Formosa-ten of limb. ‘le.
York Earhart. Washington street.

New

Charles Armstrong returned to Mon-
treal. (Sounds. yesterday. after 1 visit
with Miss Kittie Reynolds. of Beiden
street.

A requiem high mass was held in
St. Joseph's church. this morning. for
the repose of the soul of the late
Frank Ferrell.

—10 lb. pail of pure lsrd for 80c st
Hay’es Market.

lilies Josie Smith returned to her
home in New York city. today. after a
visit With her aunts. Mrs. S. W. Vol.
not and Miss Clers Smith Quintsrd
avenue.

Special services are being held in
the Cannon Methodist Episcopal
church. The pastor. Rev. Mr. Holmes.
is assisted by Brother and Sister Mc-
Bride and the attendance and interest
shown are gratifying.

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“Dunlap derby at O‘Brien‘s.

An action has been brought by w.
H. Couch. of Westport. against Rob
on A. and 8 Louise Nichols of Bridge
port to recover an alleged debt of 325-
um. Nit hols kept a grown! store and
fr: lllcd.

.—\ subscription dance will be held
next Thursday night in Red Men‘s
Hall. under the ‘ direction of George
R. VnnAIstyne. Thomas Benedict. J12.
and Reed G. Hm‘llsud.

- 3 ills. sail limit for Bid all Home
Market.

"be members of 8. ii. ilurz'ls Lodge.
l. t). n, it. lost night rehearsed ilw
t‘si.<l degree. Wlili‘ll requires tom.
lgitle men in its presentation. 'l‘iu- v.22 -
exec nill be put on Monday owning:
a in own nit-Ming in the semi:
manner in which it will be worked at
this visit to Butler Lodge of South Not"
wash. Thanksgiving rre.“ Bridgeport
Tclogrnm.

resume» shed which in: torn.
down in Weber street yesterday is
being rebuilt in Monet-d1 dost ysrd
so it brick shed.

Miss Benito Main. of South Norwsik
is spending a week with her cousin.
Miss 13. M. Wilcox. of theflmr Hole
low road. Danbury.

The inasmuch circle will meet with H

Mrs. c. l". Tristrem. 1 Berkeley street.
Tuesday nftsrnon. November 23, st
3 ocioclt.

~Buy your Tbnnksxiving turkey.
the best and cheapest in town. at
Huyes' Market.

Henry Ferris. a driver for E. M.
Tours. and Miss Mary White, formerly
of South Norwsllt. were married in
Portehester. last Saturday.

Mrs. Sarah Winters end daughter.
Miss Bessie K. Winters. of Newer-it.
are visiting Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Vos~
burg. of Livingston plsee.

«Legs of lamb, Me. New York
Market. Washington street.

Bulletins announcing the proceed-
ings of the Yole~Prlncetou football
gsmewill be posted in front of the
\i‘cstern i'nion Telegraph oiilc‘o: at
Norwallt. this afternoon.

in the second night's guinea in the
series in Old Well Hook and Ladder
company's Penuchle tournament. last
night. the houoruries best the active
tumnbet's by two games.
~~l~‘reeh ham. 12¢: Sow York Mur-
ket. Washington street.

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.\ grand ruliy ulil be held at the
Not-walk t‘nhnry Baptist church. in
Water sire-bi, Sunday evening; at
ohlvh tituo illt,‘ lit-v. it. B. Robinson.
president, of the John liny industrial
uriltml. Alexandria. Virginia. will ad.
dress the audience. This effort is to
keep the pastor

—l’wl‘ii 8. Rosco. the well knonn
mullet-outlaw. can be consulted ut
Mil oiiico. in the purlor ol'litc hishurk-
onto Hotel South \‘orvvaik. Tuesdays
from 9 a m to s p. in. “you stun»
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Lewis Green. of mm street. is in
New York city today.
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A valuable horse owned by Dr.
Uhle, of Union svenue. died lest night.

Mitchell l: Son. real estste brokers.
moved into their new ohlee. st 48 Wall
street. today. ,

Louis Mount-d. of Union Park. is at-
tending the Yule-Princeton football
game in New Haven today.

Ex-(‘ongressmnn George .B. Fuller}

of New Jersey. is a guest of Mr. and
Mrs. H. P. Price. of West avenue.

-How men do love to smoke. it the
amount of comfort derived from smok-
ing was generally known. everybody
would smoke. And Imperial Crown
cigars. too.

Eureka Rebekah lodge will celebrate
its net-oud anniversary on December
3d when Charity lodge. of- Bridgeport
will be present.

George hi. Benedict. of the firm of
Finney & Benedict.
to the house for several days by lil-
noes
BROKEN NEAR TH: ELBOW.
Joseph Linwoiler Fractures His Arm

W llile .P‘luylng Football

Just-pit Lituuo‘tit r. oi Railroad place.
was playing lootbuii yesterday after
noon in the tiriuiiy of the Franklin
strentsrhnol. when several of the tilhl’i'
players jumped on him. The boy was
towed lo the- ground. iiilil foil in suv'lt
H planner that his left urm was sloub
led under him. His arm was broken
"our the elbow. ”is companions as»
sistcd him home and Dr. Minimal;
was i‘lilli’d and reduced the frzmurc.
This is the tlI’i‘tlllll limo Joseph line llud
lilo saint- urm broken.

has been confined .

 

wear whiieyon

The ouslity of fly Grain.

Issuettsrotooosdsnoswitbms. millennial! poor sheep
.mdnotslwonidroontetthsbnsinsu. ‘ ’

munmdohspgm-ebnpmM vsys than one,
ystdesrlntheandmhoorsultssn oeusidsr‘sd.

l Issuesiowaslesstotsshslivlngpmdt .
rinmmlopmdthisnslnsndfesdstminthshslist

goodssrvicesndgloodgrsinwouidbringmbnsiness Ithss.
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wounnmammmsoonununemgnmmdom

IUV OAT. THAI”. CLEAN.

Manuel T. Hatch,
I5 Iarshsll Street. South lens

lranohIColm-no’ Livory tubing.

07hr; It. patrons his. but“!
otruotlon money can bu
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Magnificent landing!
licgant Library.

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COLLEGE,

STAMFORD,

Write or Call.
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..WEDARD ___§TREET,

Wewsnttoitn man u outheimportenceofbuying your Mister
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you. They will be higher in price. Tint is In wablulmd “M.

We will sell you extrs fine vests and pants. for indies Ind ohildlIII. ’0‘“ H

worth 350. Also s line at we thst are the best to be found anywhere.
end Oi line are equally as cheap.

60

US.

Blankets and oomtortsbles. Soeoisls in both stocks.

Plaid dress goods see in greet demand. we have s nioe stock It is)“ >
on end .1 r std. p .

‘Uur lsnoyplaioeyis department begins to look as it the hoiidny tulle '—
hverything bright and pretty. Take s look. -

EDWARD STREET

Is. I Dinette Building.

 

 

i‘ all times in the your when you want all the line delicacies the market alibi-tie, Thanksgiving heads the list.
‘ we have the most complete as well as the largest stock of FINE IIIGll GRADE GOODS we have ever exhibited,

AT

 

PRICES WHICH

ARE

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SURE TO MAKE THEM MOVE

 

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“hi Elli.
eraser a marine” rt'uu LEAF mun. 1m lb. :1 lbs l-‘Oli
mun sru'ns AND commuters. Al.l.iil'lt‘l-l. vulvuu. men. did.
or rurrnnmrmm. omonn men about rowvuu. i-lMlli.
!. devour. our uniting. t‘uluuv snub. s1".
his FANCY mew moss unlsms. on; common «vitamin. 1m-
- lull; cm. on oncrt's hump or snuuno unlsms. z Humans
m ,. ,
’ i: tritium «menu or (lldit'iv) mutton.
it rum. mutt or osmium autumn untems or run to on us
' m tum. EACH. otntru cushions. tinnitus Mill humor:

THE REST l"l.i.)l'li MADE. 751' HAG;

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d- ili'.

lilies lb; iii'll'l‘ANA iiAli‘ller.

my new names. i lbs too; a it» ran; mm rm; taxman?
renown. z: m. are.
untoward. onus. 3 lbs

Wide lb.

9'0“ 26a”. FANCY flEW Willi

FOR 25v:

28v lb.
l'lli’)lii.’t.‘Ei§.

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NEW (lRENililldfl
MAN fii’IElJJtlil ALMONOB.
KiNlirl ill" Ni'i‘u.

:i l’Ai'iiAlil-lrl (IF ('OIA'MBIA MlNi‘EMEA l‘. 2:».

2 llnl YWAF’ORATED APRICOTB Oil PEACH!“
3 lbs Bflfifi MILK (TRACKERS

L' llO'I‘TIJtIB l'I'RE HONEY.
{lilo HALF GALLON (JAN.

HOLDEN CROWN l:ii’(.‘KWl'lEAT.l3c AND
.ll‘JMIHA. lilt' PACKAGE.

A FINE TEA AT 30c lb; THE FiNEfll‘ iN TOWN. l'lilc ll).
ill‘ll HAN“ l'l' COFFEE A'l' 30t- lb Iii A lMRilMN;

FANilV h‘liilll CREAM (THEME.
FREE” noon. 2!!! D0333.

WALNI’TS lilt‘KllilY

AND A Fl‘ld.

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306 lb

Elfin

35t
264':
llilt‘ (Ml. lDN ('AN.

2dr

illfll “NE“ GRADES (W COFFEE Milli 'l‘llE ilfifl'i‘ 'l’lllll Willilall

liliEifiilel’MiMEiilA. ROAM. liOQUEF‘OWl‘. Old) ENiilllfill. iinliH.
PINE APPLE Alli)
25v. AM) 351‘ lb. FANCY

CREAM. uuiu. ilAMliihllllm‘l'.

lltl’l‘Tlla'lll 234'.

V A lil hl'l' Y

llEl-l'l' MADE.

PI‘RE MAPLE riYRi’l‘. 350 uo'r'ruu.

PACKMlEil:

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ill"

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Nlt'u. sumrm wnn'u ro’l'n’roue, CAN'T arm

illu-

lll‘rlllEl..

TIME FOR MORE THAN ONE lil'tiliEl TO EACH ORDER.

"mums. omens. oiuuoue. Alumni-i. omvus. Mite. rm
'rltl't't‘ldtu. WiblliiiADlllN mm
intuition. i’l'l'TEl) t'uultmuu. HQl'il) nusxmz KlTCHuN serum

lf’l‘i'.

l'liM‘KEKi-l. IMPORTED lidliilINl'It'l.

in: t“. i

l) disliflill'ii l‘idhil‘i AN!) UONEl. liitl liAt'Olh'.
lb I'Oli WHOLE (lit HAM". BACON. ONE PENSY AN OIYNCB WM”
'l'llE LAliilEil'l AND liififi'i Mlllilfl'l‘MENl‘ OI" i'ANNllll) 900”“ M
iii E 1‘!) Oll'i'AlN

WE HAVE A (‘iiOli‘lfi hiNE or i‘ilNh'lfli"i'lleEll‘i' “PENNY FWW

murruz. m.- liilil. tumours: t'unnns mm bum um. Its Iii
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TliU'l‘ll is backbone of commercial prestige.

The truth about

nksgiving nod Autumn goods is what «you want to know. The
th is that you one buy your HOLIDAY STOCK to greater sci-

ego with us than elsewhere.

y as represented.

.We guarantee our wares to be
To prove the truth oi this you should ,

purchase a supply of Thanksgiving goods and judge for yourselt L

Remember, we consider our customers who pay their accounts

each week a cash customer, and are entitled to all the specialties
we offer

is .

For this special occasion.

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M: WANT ovum out: To lth‘ilw run neutral or 1'!!! ram
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