Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, November 26, 1897 · page 4

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_ formerly at
t yesterday in that city

,M m. glee Blahe. A;

members at. «catholic Union
. K. of P.. will. give a smoker
. mm 1.»

Wisp derby at O’llrleh's.

{his money raised at the recent lrish
. . will be used toreduee the debt on
stholio club hone.»

firs. n. n. 'Oowp‘erthwsit. oi Dan-
hoe returned home mm a weeks
Via Not-walk.

ry L. Woodworth and wife: at
‘k street. spent Thaukxiving
friends in Bridgeport

tiles Elnalior o. Bhiltlulf 'Bayflew
‘ no. spent Thanksgiving with Miss
flit utehinsou. in New York city.

need mu nnd manure Wildmnn ore
silt west on a business trip in connec—
with the Norwall: Iron Works.

The Misses Buoltman. of West street.i

t Thanksgiving day with Mrs.
‘ Wis Buchanan. oi south linin street.

, lira. Adeline Holmes, 0: haunt:
street. spent Thankfiiving day wih
Ill-s. John A. Seymour, at West street.

Alias Kittie Cl 'Bhliliilry.
apent Thanksgiving her stator.
flies Fannie E. Clar Heroin ‘aud
Went! streets. _

. Ilr. and lira Andrew Little. oi Dan—
bury. spent Thanksgiving with lire.
3Atfle’s parents. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver 5.
alert. at hierwln street.

L'Whlting Wilcox and wife. oi Corn-
wall. are visiting hire. Wilcox’s pa—
rants llr. and Mrs. “War ample.
‘ or Weet avenue. . ' ,

' . The freight trains on the Danbury
“vision at the New York. New Haven
and Hartford road Were discontinued
‘fllsnkstlvlng day.

- lion. in. J. Hill will give a lecture in

as Oongrexationnl church. Bedding.

’ Koremher 30. upon his trip through
Korwcy and Sweden.

K An emergent communication oi Old

‘l Well lodge. No. 108. F. and A. ht. will

he held in Masonic Hall tonight. All

timbers are requested to be present.

Representative and lire. .l llurwell
oat-m. til Plainvllle. spent 'l‘hanlw
with their daughter. Mrs. R. L.
m. of High street.
l.

Prescription“ accurately com-

mam-adios Pharmacy. 126
‘ street. , ,

The 5:10 p. to. accommodation train
, Dshhtiry for South Kuwait: will
ithdrswn and the ii: all p. in. train
he an accommodation. nits:- 8st-

Willis Alyson. oi soothington. ls glue

of his cousin. lire. Frank J.

. hyview avenue. lir. Aip~

wheeled from his bouts toltow lieu
yesterday.

ms at the floral pieces of tire.

m Grumman s tuners]. this alter-

‘wsealsrssharpaboetilveieet

embomsdseirosas. unseede-
“ at Phoenix lasts company.

The new and doldaehiuldt m
V shot down Wednesday tor the
at the week The mariners. been

Mt yesterday in itsw

mmmmmmmm
othlalastrsst. ‘ .
swam—chismtsnmm-
MW Wheel-that
datum.»
m

~01!” ior business. Post-once

Pharmacy.

w s. mortevant and homily spent
yesterday in Waterbury. the guests of
EC. Wenonah”.

Hrs. Prank mum ”1... son at..-
lie, or nus street. spent Thanksgiving
in New York city.

Mr. and lira. Charles R. Heydrlok.
oi Chestnut street, were Thanksgiving
guests at Ridgeiield trleads.

' alias Jennie Blake. of Water street.
spent Thanksgiving with her cousin.
Miss Mantle Blake. oi Danbury.

Miss Daisy Beudder. oi Lyon's Plains
is spending the Thanksgiving vaca-
tion at her home in West street. '

~Lndiss' tint brim alpinee.0‘Brien’s.

N. B. Seymour and family. of New
Haven. spent yesterihy with Mr. and
lire. C. E. Seymour. of West street.

Mr. and Mrs. lsaac Bowe. of New
York city. are guests oi Mr. and Mrs.
Henry D. Cornell. of Water street.

The executive committee of the Hope
Hose company will meet tonight to
hear reporte and transact business.

Mrs. Everett Kyle. of [sane street.
who has but}. dangerously illoi inter-
mittent lever is much improved.

~Prescripat‘ e accurately com-

pounded at Post-olden Pharmacy. 126
Washington street. ~

'l‘tncy Jenhlugspi the Peehsklll Mil»
itnly Academy. has been spending the
Thanksgiving vacation at his home in
Went street.

Dr. C. Irv Ferris. of New York
city. visited is parents. Mr. and Mrs.
lohn it. Ferris. of West street. over
Thanksgiving.

Miss Ado Poole. Miss Martha San»
lord and George i-‘oote. of South Nor-
wulk. ate turkey with their aunt in
New York city. '

Miss linttie Lester. oi New Bright—
on. spent Thanksgiving with her
brother. W. W. Lenten oi Bnyview
avenue.

Miss Kate Graham. of New York.
was home yesterday to dine with her
parents. Mr. endure. A. A. Graham.
.2! Eimwood avenue.

The public schools closed Wednes-
day iilltf'intlflll. with exercises upon»
prime in Thanksgiving time, until
Monday morning.

which up your mind new. that at
least one or your purchases oi Christ-
mas presents shall be a be: oi impe-
rial Crown cigars. ,

James H. and Hubert S. Mitchell. oi
New York city. spent Thankuivlus
with their mother. lire. Diary fl. idli-
ehell. at West street.

flottlisb and nation. New York elos
thing dealers. have leased the store in
North liaiu street. recently vacated
by flmryman Dibble.

The South nut-um. rm relics will
hold it enacted meeting tonight to or»
range tor the anusi meeting oi the do»
psrintsut nest month.

Senator John ii. Ferris is having an
understand conduit laid twin West
street into hie residence and will have
his house illuminated with electric-
lty.

wvaKioodilis derhy st O'Brien's.

The Isn't-ll Dramatic company. one
oi the oldest tea-east shows on the
«as. will he at the Math nears
limiters tor the? wssit beginning Draw

e.

lW.I.initialised.ltiiioiissastoo
ehillrsnmisiliisinstrestmiiioi
diphtheria. this. item
Mania We“ have

 

as. Parker, J. nu- "

ieonrss healer Tender. when

. Mrs ; J's-
‘ tar w ..
Rev. J. J. Furlong is iii.
no. eh... u. Allen. or itslsstrest.
is quite in-

W

a rehearsal tonight.

layoutl s keel tor a new host.

Herbert Allen. oi Break-in. spent
yesterday at his home in Cross street.

‘Mrs. W. A. Curtis “home from a
few days' visit in Brooklyn. ;

is spending a few days With a lady
friend in Yonkers.

The Hungarian Sick and Benefit so-
ciety gave a ball in Germanin Hall.
Wednesday night.

Cockeno‘e Tribe. l. 0. R. IL. will
work the chief’s degree tonight in its
regular meeting in the Atheuaeuin.

The informal meeting at the W09
mnu's club was not held this worth. be
cause of Thanksgiving.

~Lntest Youman derby. O'Brien's.

Mrs. Carl A. Hurstrom entertained a
few iriends. Thanksgiving night. at her
home in Prospect avenue.

Leroy Wood. formerly of Norwallt.
now or New Haven. was visiting old

‘iriends in town. yesterday.

Miss Agnes Ross Gibbs. oi Elm
street, who is visiting in New York. is
expected home Saturday. '2

A tour~yoar-old child a! It!“ and
Mrs. Walter 0. Spencer. of Cross
street. South Norwalk. died yesterday

mChlcltens.‘ 12% cents. P. O. tourist.
[dust Norwalk.

A twoive~pound sou arrived Thanks-
giving ove oi the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Frederick liunkemeier. in Madison
street.

Wilbur Smith. or Ely avenue. start-
ed for St. Augustine Fla” this morn-
.ug whore he will remain during the
w.lnter

Miss 8. ll. Taylor. of Stamford. was
a Thanksgiving guest at the residence

walk

Mica Luviuin .\l. Smwille. oi New
York. spoilt Thanksgiving with her
mother. Mrs. Frances Seoville. of Kim--
wood avenue.

wrhleu's. boye' winter raps. O'Brien.

Muny townspeople dined yonierditl
it the New Maillot-heme and landlord
Wale was the recipient of countless
compliments upontho line ’i'lianksgivv
ins dinner he placed bolero his guest».

Sherman Council. Royal Arcanulu.
will hold its regular meeting tonight.
All the members are desired to be pvt»
“lit.
isles Frederica ileard's class in sin-
dergsrten principles in home training
meets this week. at Miss iieard’e.
Rochclille. tomorrow morning instead
oi today.

pbsrlss i. flasklel. of Brooklyn.
spent Thanksgiving at the bone at his
parents. hit. and Mrs. A. ll. lseitlel. oi
Kellogg street.

NH. and tire. David it. Hughes and
John Hughes. oi lion avenue. ate
Thanksgiving turkey with hire. Gould
iiiaclsmsn. oi New (launan.

lie. and tire. alias w. limo. ofm
liuln street. ate Thanksgiving dinner
with lir. and lira. Wrote. at West»
legion street. douth Kuwaiti.

wales Board‘s women's class in home
training is discussing In it pra‘etloai
way the rght and wrong punishment
oi children. the use or christian. sto-
ries. saints and other topics. with
mesh interest. The second hail of the
new
members may loin.

Jumbo you think when ltsvr

and tori: is Willy ”oscillated. the

sales Wye trill his not? Jump»
M real ena’itltisitaayoae
eiiibsspiistaissoasbtohesplteo.

 

a Women's New New

assumeosmm

“hill in... Singing anciety will hold

Elihflam lterritt. of Norwailt. ll ‘

‘ Otto Lindstrom. oi South Norwslli. ’

if h‘r ed 'l‘ay.lor at Main street Now,

.‘nathsmisa’i

MERRILL
~cotttet,

STANFORB.

 

lliiliiiiilllliil ,. mu

a1 run

Model Grocery.
With low price isr Mable dress.

Dudley s New Canned anpkln. Boe-
ton Marrow Squash. Hubbard Squash.
New Citron. Lemon and Orange Peel.
Sweet Russet Cider. Wet Mince Meat.
mo to. Try Columbia condensed Mince
Most. in 1b.?» the tor 25c. ’geeded Rais-
ins. buy the Owl Brood here; lineal.
Sultana Seedleea Raisins. loose and in
Packages.

, i’urc Lord in 3 and 5 lb liua.‘ .fic and
«We.

Fine. large. loose Muscatel Raisins
at 10c. lb. Cranberries. 7c quart. Fine
Sweet l-‘loridn Oranges. . 86o dozen.
'l‘able Raisins at 20c lb. .chliory Note.
‘Pop (torn. Brazil Nuts lOc. Almonds
170. ilrcuoble Walnuts the. Only fin-
est outuity Mixed Nuts sold at lie. 2
lbs 250.

Thyme. Sago. Savory. Marioruni.
ilinlc Breed. New Corn hlcal.

New Crop New Orleans Molasses.
Real. (louulne Horne-made Jelly. Cur~
rant. Apple. Quint-e. Raspberry. Wild
(lrepefi Honey in Glues. Honey in
Comb. Pantry Flour. lilo bogs. Fine
potatoes. 90¢ bu. Special price Sperry
& lininee llama 12 l~2 o

Mushrooms. Olives. Olive Oil. Capers.

torenzo Dibble,

MODEL GROCERY,
its. is North Iain street.

THOROUGH
OOURSES.....

-13-.

Isak-keeping.
' (Double and single entry.)

lflthletls.

hamlet tea.

Muses correspondence.
Ihsrthsss.

Mauritian.

M%MW tar seessh to

ROWWS
BUSINESS um...
,OOLLEdE. 7

are seen More.

”FFORIDA

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m OAT. THAT". OLIAI.

Mariuoi T. Hatch.

We. Isa patrons eh. boat Ina
attraction money can buy
nook-Katerina. statesmen-riot.
MIXING.
OVINOOIAPRV.

. CIOLIOH.
.FANIQH. OOHFOIITIOH, PLAIN
warrants.
GIVIGO.

. PONDINOE.
I”. ARGHITIOTURC AND TIL!-
ORAN-iv.

”alumnus! Building!

Write or call.

in'

O'VIOI PW‘NOI.
WPIWIITIN“:
'RINGH. “IRMA”.

coast-anoint. Law.
acouorstca. contras-
onawmo. Parser-

:lagant Library.

new“... 15m.

Us Challenge Competition

. In our great MARKUOWN
sale of

Winter
Underwear.

series it enteritis.
cost are are.

.-\_u :tssortmcutof Underwear that much
oi‘ it llilltl for “.50 and noise
less than $1.00.

75c

it's a his thing to underwear buyers.
Wholesalers are turning up the price.
We're sending it dowu.

Store open evenings.

Comstock
Bros. .

and
Furnishers.

is South Iain liresi.

fiilU’l‘ll NORWALK.
W I» em. “I".

'1‘” sm imihmu.
SeuthemRsllwsy

WT till 10

 

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he. s smut Is idling

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QMALI- PRDFIT‘

Iimpioat in conatruoelon. last: an
cabin U»

w: Hav: 'ri-ijrs.

WEATHER STRIPS '°"‘-’° ’

AND H

We sell the strips and apply them to mill“
windows at a nominal cost and much cheaper
could have the work done yourself

IXPIR'I’ IH‘LI—I. FIININO TAOKLI. HIM

Fox Cycle and Hardware Co

ISO WA.HINCTON .7RI‘1‘.
"IVIRVI’HINO FROM A NIIDLI 1'0 Al Al.”

Glove Specials.

Last week we advertised 16 overcoats at a price
half of them were sold within twenty-four hours.
rest have since been sold. Why? Because the ”
Norwalk and vicinity know, from years of ,
us, that when we advertise we do just as we say
For the coming season we have made it out Oh]
at 25 cents and 50 cents the very best glove that
be sold at the price.

Result.

, We have over twenty=five styles of gloves /
and 50 cents per pair. An unlined dog'altin
cents. You have paid $1.00 and received no

use and lobby Silk-Lined Gloves.

0"“ IVIRV CV‘UIIO UNTIL . O'CLOOK. ‘ ‘ , ,
. DAVIS. The Tailor. :
Clothier, Hatter and Punishes, J V y
lehsehsato listsl lloeh.

A POUND mime}
OF RAISINS FIX'"

Salary. in and its
Raisins. corvette...
ren. Orange

testes rut.

m be M‘tlk‘il h it
itiinutm‘. with-
nuts. with the
it :.ii no and

Simple. (“Ni

ropes can '
("hut in lite
out waste ui'
lint er prise
onto. Moder
iv: (lurfllllt uni clu xp leitn‘ “in
handy a hundred limes a year

Till: INTIHIIIII
have: time. labor and mitoses.
MIVIMO amaoiema.

Ind ll)" of All.

A?

Samuel f
Gemstoek.
12 um hill llwllr

 

Sculli Ismlll ileum Cl.

What market do you
trade at?

Al: .
llunt h Zelail's.

where lhave traded for the
last thirteen years. There
you can find

The lost mi.

fits lest Oysters.

the last Ollie.

'l‘hs lest ilsrss assist.

 

 

 

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