Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, November 20, 1897 · page 8

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' .ao be rendered.

 
 

 

discovered to be on
, Mr. Rose. He
. the blue. but

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

thought the lire
into".

from the First
‘ church of South
h Remington. at-
in the prayer and
, at the East Ave-
’ Episcopal church
T‘le meeting was one
power and strength
heiierers blessed and
at least one. soul re-
. r's house. These
" notapiritusi and so-
‘ illnllt inspiring and

 

who are indeht
l‘iuth‘s Pharmacy
‘ settle their at
m 1. 1897. 1:81!

_ has recently per
mm.

Milan. of Gieuviile.
Kiri-latch Mrs. Aaron

.v- .

. ‘ In. E. Thames
Without yesterday in

. 1‘ Kuthaway. of Sound
at the home of her
7 Crockett.

' Dibble, of North ave—
. home from a visit
with her grunti-
orll city.

Inch will occupy the pull-
1 lat Episcopal church.
ng in the momma
‘ , "The How of l-romlse."

"Am. "Our Thanksgiv-

m and dsmhter Joli-
Md their summer resi-

llltl'. sailed today for
Will spend the winter in

m church Lord's
"he 10:“. Preaching by
“Faith and Victory."
at 12 o‘clock. Evening
at 7 o‘clock. aub-
Mrs insemlrlty.’ ' A
-. ' to Join us in the
toe-ll

W31: to MI and
molllsrlen

It'll mulling Improve-
Mlc direct aidswslh.

haul and eon. At.-
Buckingham. oi
, been visiting Mr. and
Wine.

from ii:- and am
tide well. announce
ill llleboi'tlu. ”loin
3* out they earned»-
feet in depth.

lac. arsed vice-chief
. of records. of the
we. lteele of the
" . ‘ visit to Ivanhoe

 

showed in the em nona- several
, , Monday. The managers “chipped"tlte
. and unpaid hoard hilis behind.

drawing plans and maps for the new

surveying and specifications are come

his hands ‘pain- '

W

The [4030! block comm. which
nights last week. was stranded here
town Sunday. leer!" the dummy

Surveyor ailiilnan is W in
state road on Park street After the

blots}. the work will be advertised for
bids. No work will probably be done
this fall.

Contractor Cogewell. of Norwsik.
has moved the bulddin‘g occupied by
Brow & Everett as a carpenter -shop.
so that it now faces on Bunia'avenue.
The building will be converted into a
dwelling house and'buelnese place.

 

The selectmen have received word
that the state appropriation for cut.
ting down hills and grading public
highways has been entirely expended.
The town at the last special meeting
rated an appropriation for cutting
down the hill out-the Norwalk road
near the residence of Josiah Morgans.
provided an appropriation could be se-
cured from the state. ‘As the state
money is not forthcoming the work
contemplated will not be done.

 

EPWORTHIANS ENTERTAINED.

An Evening With Mr. and Mrs. Tris-
trum. of Berkeley Street.

About titty members of the Epwortl:
League of the Norwalk Methodist

church were very agreeably euler- [1

tained at the hospitable home of Mr.
and Mrs. C. i". Tristram. in Berkeley
street. last night. 3

An interesting programme Was pre-
sented. “The Old Kentucky Home"
was delightfully rendered by a quar-
tette consisting of Mr; and Mrs Fred-
erick S. Ambler. of South Norwaik;
William Warren and Mrs. Harvey
Kent. and a trio of the former three
gave charming selections Mrs. i". 8.
Lyon favored with a line piano solo,
and Rex. A. Sconeld made a few
appropriate remarks. .

All expressed themselrcs as having
greatly enjoyed the evening‘s pleasure.

 

GAMES 131‘ MR. (lEHEBE'S.

 

'i‘nedercd In Surprise at Hill Home on
the Rocks Road.

A surprise party who tendered into
night to Arthur (lehehe. at his home in
East Rocks road. Games were played
and s collation served. The gathering
broke up u: an early hour this morn-
ing.

Among those present were Misses
Maude Roland. Jennie McVeigh. Grace
illurk. Maude Castle. in Hawxhurstv.
idiln llchebe. Eva Gregory. Charlotte
Hamilton. Elisa Whaley. Nellie Smith.
\iesers. William Rider. William Janice.
Ross Mulkin. Arthur Gehcbe. Arthur
f‘llntou. .lohn McGonn. Eddie Quick.
Albert iiehebe. Arthur Northrop. Wil-
iler Byington and (‘harles Brillo.

CHANGES (liI‘ PRIEBTS.

The following transfers in Catholic
churches of the diocese are announced
by Binhop Tierney: The Rev. P. M.
Kennedy. from Norwich to Fair lla-
w-n: the Rev. Hugh Treanor. from We-
terbury to Norwich: the Rev. P. Shelly.
from t‘romweil to Waterbury: the Rev.
.l. Fitzgerald. from Anmnia to (from
well: the Rev. J. .l. iiiulth. from Hart~
ford to u pert of the Norwich parish.
which is divided; the Rev. P. Keene.
from litainfofli to ill. Iawrence O'Toole
church in Hartford.

 

 

81'0th NR. A’l‘iil‘t'll'l‘orl'il the oven
coe'r.

lieorge 1‘. thrten. manager of the
l‘belses little. New York. formerly of
llonth Norwalll. wee recently robbed of
a toll overcoat and c vailse coulalni a
valuable srticiee. The property was
Mr. Miter—tows apartments in the
tenth story of the building. The thief.
who evidently knew the ins undeni-
of the hate. lefi all old overcoat in
place of the one he ctoie. The ease hoe
been placed in the heads of detectives.
W

NOTICE

The concussions" tor Fell-deli:
bounty trill be in session is the Town
(inert roost. lie-die hollow. flereeiit.
Fri-icy. Korean» it. trots it me.

whitenelnrthellllmolercnum

is; licences in themefmll.
Miaefllceatefcriicaoriiemee who
fall to appear sud tulle eat their ii-
eeueee at thattlnccdiihere their
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limb".

Inset
laeeloellcuiumlues

~ fatwerewrtvie machine the nth

tel: 11an 11 35.3913? nu. ' ‘
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thing bank and eaehenaiuatfor

try to please you into buying;

Joe

. . misc;- dresndiidr
me confounds at flied'e std Toul-

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line light,
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gimeut buying at Reed's.

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Mm the u “my Eamon i ever offered in this town before.
on Irish American Comedy Err:

wound.
The 3 ‘
Rising nggfguon' sum was: Stuns—Tartan

 

a. .l’tllt’ 35. , or goods because they are used

Game of POI"? Ask Y0" 'end 15 cents a!”

PM“ Who Have. ~ “
Prices. 250, wound the. We are also “3““ a l"

W able. for 17 cents a yard.

Friday. Iorsmhsr 26,
Matinee and evening.
.‘ ' ‘7 ”
0.1530sz ‘ T335 (1?th outing Flannels. solo: with

patterns to select from:
06 Firm Outing. 5r yd
Remnants. beet goodsflc yd.

(menmr 0W) ‘ Stormer Outing. 8c yd.
In the Astrouomioelil‘srce Comedy. you.“ finish. 1:»: N-

sth Goods department.

New Features.
[intone sped-lo...
flmiflocnt Ensemble.
all of no

lit.
Oil BEAM ill Slim m0: Villil
Prof. ‘ Jupitor MARS

 

Singing More 231. 35 sold’blicenls
ea now on s e at eisted'sand
Pinneo’e. ‘ meme.

 

amctthevsriouspriceeslltendto
.._,,. excite the most 3!!th dismition

"Mu-rm for ereryhody to do their choosing
here. The menu m as pleasing at
home nether are in tile store. You

Normand even then not feel suited.

' We don't urge you to buy. but we
I“and! suit a garment to your taste and
“:your price-40 your way of thinking
has“ mood. We try to have you per»

factly ilted. and perfectly satisfied.
That is one of thospeolal charms of

Ii'or morning wear. Materials and

BCI" B‘rfy i'slyles of unusually high order.

doubtful if anything like them was

. We call special attention to this line

film You Seen Blur Bm’l Gmt nicely for ladlea’ shirt waists—12%

fiesta now on “g, at 121.3...“ and of cloth-«older webcifects. variegat-
M! ed, double fold—that is very service-

hccauuc there are so many desirable

The Star Gazer. lunar m...

Hatinee prices. it and 25 cents ‘ The D. M. READ CO.

sooth

'0 try

gowns

it in

Piaids.

exten-

weave

a rush

 

 

 

 

out in 0...

WE HAVE THIM.

WEATHER STRIPS

We sell the strips and apply them to your doors

0: ad have the work done rourseii

1.0 WAIHINO‘I’ON OTRUR‘P.
Glove Specials.

half of them were sold within twenty-four hours.

Net-wall: and vicinity know, from year. of dealing

at 25 cents and 50 cents the very best glove that
be cold at the price.
Result. , .

We have over twentyudre styles of gloves at 26
and 50 cents per pair. Au unlined dogshiali glove

low cad lobby subtitled Cleve» . .

”I. new IMMDWIL I W

DAV 5.. ' o Tailor.

 

luau. enorrra. Eula-t sans.

CONNECTICUT MEAT CHOPPERS.

.impiont in nonatruotion. loan and chance-

AND aft-lint.
windows at a nominal c at and much cheaper than you

I X'Ifl? IHILL3. FIIHINO TAOKL‘. REPAIRING

Fox Cycle and Hardware Company,

"IV‘IVTHIN. FROM A II‘DLI 7. IN ANOHOI.”

rent have since been sold. Why? Because the people of

he. that when we advertise we do just as we say we will.
For the corniugeceaon wellare made it our object to sell »

You have paid $1.00 and received no better value.

or

Last week we advertised 16 overcoat: at a price. Over

The

with

could

cents
at ti?

Cl.“

onus Ideas. - steer mot. ' mm. Jog... to: bloom
an m um ' , _ . ens warp noel-reuse. tine quality. ”' '-
LA“ I m serge ai colors. lilo our MM“? .3 ‘J‘zuc dotting the cloak business of
woe onala. 1..” mixtures. Silk in 'II henri m. wn. a reason for this is. our
85c. ‘ our We...” . fl' 5 quality. at”? are correct and our prices are
. . e owesl.

c Priestle s silk w
All wool cheriot urge. all colors. “am”, up heariettas in all ‘ "IRS.
die. Our clock of furs com rise all

. ‘ dutis'g flannel light Shirts. latest noreltiea in fluff: and coils:
All wool cheeks and novelties. 60c. We are selling men 's and boys' out- “3" M “"9“- “ 1" lamb! and lilies
All wool indie serge. 53 inches wide. in: an". "I'M mm “ eh.” '3 0' Mm

_ ell colors. 590. you “n b“, um ”um! "Cutofuralshia' ”Overhaul.

KID . Dinner were in white and decor. -
All wool drop d'ete. all colors. is ClO'ES - Med. Pie plates in-‘z'the agate and
inches wide lhe. Wrist-o now showing a full line of earthenware. Roasters for m. i
- ladies and misaea' kid gloves of our Thnnkqirlng turkey. Nut crackers
Fine imported novelties Just bought own Importation. All the new fell and picks. Carvers by the set or pair.
1“ about one half the r rattler Wm shades and novelties; also the Foster the best goods. Knives or forks from

lace glove and Macho. Suede and even- 50¢ a set it alive
Our containers get the beueiit. log shades. forks frompud'u) 1.03:3)?“ knives and

 

 

 

rR’lsTRAM a. HYATT

NORWALK. CONN.

 

SCOFIEL &

83 Wanhinton Street. , south Norwaik, Conn.

First, laSt and Always the Lowest in Prices.
THESE IATCHLESS PRICES.

4—4 lonsdnle Muslin. (it per yard. 5 Women's Fast Black Cotton Hose. ilcav- lo~4 ii- - ' - ’
4—4 Androocoggin l... tic per yard. :2 pairs. 25c. ”L25. 5:): 5’“- $3.50 lglélg‘lrgflgu. $1.00,.
iw-l Imperial Sou island Muslin. 22 Women's Heavy Fleeccd Lined Hoee.‘ llcury (‘otton (.‘olnfortablcs 754.-
yards for 81.00. 2 pairs. 25¢. _ ”150' ”gnu"... ' ’
.‘ w L. , . . ‘
_ - JACKETS.

Ladice' Kersey Jackets. regular price 88.50. Mlsses‘ Kersey Jackets. browne. blues and black. $4.00. $5.50. 87.00.
ingraina. 50c yr yard.
.10 new patients Matting for 15c isr.

We hate just received a new invoice 30" 25" on”! value “’1‘ “i" nice)»

show \ml the greulccl. bargains in.
loom!)

SCOFIELD & HOYT,

I: WAI'HiNOI’ON lTltlT... . ,, cLUI IUlLOIN.
Couch Norwalk. Nor-w ils

oi Carpets. File pier es of extra super

 

 

 
 

A low selected at random from the many bargains in the store.

 

Real 12ch Dress Ginghams. tic yard. 'l‘hc prices are away below the actual 3 each.

Best Tc Fallon. all kinds. Wgr yard. value. ‘ Special attention called to the fact
Ladien' Wrappers. the each $1.00 and Si ‘25 \‘eivcte. the yard. that we are selling fine quality chil-
iv‘ancy Figured Dcnims. wt quality. 59c Slii'tilis. the yard. dren’s underwear for less than you can

‘2‘. yard. soc \‘clreleens. (the yard. buy the common for.
like Outina Fla: tel. Tr yard. Fancy Brocadrd Velveteens. cxtrs All kinds and styles of stamped
.Tc Outing Plan 3. tr yard. (line quality. 25c yard. ‘ lloiiice. ’l‘idice. Bureau scarfs. etc,
lllc. 121m- and ion Fancy Dress (limpu' Nos. 5. and“ Ribbon. ic yurd. etc. at lees than cost.
in.- yard; :"c l-‘uuty Dress (limos. ilk Nos. Wood :2 Ribbon. 7c yard. ilnllon llole 'l‘wiat. it) spools for In
yardy Wider willlile. iiir yard. . Edward “pooh; Silk, :lc ugmol.
iii-inch Flannel all wool Bultiuge. ilullouy of all kinda a: unethird' imubic widlll dollcd \‘ciliug. value
value tidi- yard. for 32c yard. their furrow-r price. doc. 25“ yard.
{iii-inch illsck Figured Brilliantincu. tieuie' and ladim‘ l‘oderwcar: the Linen Fiona. lcskcin.
llil yard. linen are getting broken up: better buy Silk Embroidery Twist. to optima for

Fancy Norcily unitinge cl 25¢“. 29c right away and new from 10c to {.m- .'.c
and tile yard. one-half their urinal on curb garment. Ami hundreds upon hundreds of

mine. ladien’ lino block lioec. iiic pair. rouuliy gmui humilinu. on we are ub-
Wc can do you good in brown titmds.‘ ladiew Ribbed Vests. life quality. illc. mluiciy retiring from business.

SOUTH NORWALK BOSTON STORE,

ill Washington Itraoc. old .ontlnoi Iuildlng.

We will alvs

 

 

 

11‘ mm F013 mane.

(hrueekefwallpsurdoeaa'emain
sleet: lath. melded you see it. “this
“mumhptmlom
www.mnm insea-
mums-ammonia
:raseeraemm."

”it lzohflolulwflldfil W“!!!

3100 a Year!

Yourm bu ice I advertised
a '5'“

Or More

will but. me onlm not coir iron but
“than insistent” hr

Away.

 

 

 

 

 
 

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