Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, November 30, 1897 · page 5

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mum nightly-f
moms“ soils in sit on». _

thlh admit the nonditions tsv-
‘wssthsr tonight sud Wednes-

tssipsrsturs tonight; Varni-
, .. l hrish northwest winds
, ' in loses.

, E's 'i‘syior. oi Orchsrd street.
returned home from s visit in

Kit

: hells Weed. oi Wsshlngton
“ . is spending two weeks in
VII. »

Prowitt hss been awarded the
. in Mill the WA“ We“ ill!"
livid”-

millinroosl has arrived. Orders will
mommy filled. B. lisrris.

anon: Seeley hss secured s posi-
on the med as agent tor the

Friday Alteration club will
this week with Miss Julits listen

‘l‘he Oriole club will hold I intention
Thursday night with E. Riordan. oi
millvllle avenue

lire. George Carley. ol Dsnhury. is
letting her dsughter. hire. Louis Von
gal. of South Norwnlk. ’
In Sarah J. Holt and Mr. and. Mrs.
Luster. or Winnipsuit. have returned
’ home from a visit in hieridsh.

John P. Drummer and lsmiiy have
moved from Hartford place to the
Marvin block in Washington street.

Miss Ssrsh Fsrreil. oi Norwalk. has
unturned home sitar s week‘s yisit
5‘ _ with Mrs. Thornss l-lersn, oi Mallory.

v, _ ' The annual Woman’s "Christian

" ”Tompernnee Union convention will he
held at Ansonis Thursday, minim
I. . -?

.i.._,..i, 1. .‘..‘

. Willing: A Pryor is moving today
trout Riverside avenue Norwaik. to
a the residence at his parents. Mr. and
, lire. Jasper Pryor. on Spring Hill.
. The monthly meetiltg oi Arion Bing-
‘ log society will he held Thursday
mill. Arrangements will he made
tor the society's Christmas festival.

Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Clayton Briggs.
0! New London. have been spending
stew days with Mr. and hire. Frank
A. Ferris. at The Homestead. Fairlieid
avenue.

'l‘he oillrers of St. Joseph‘s Lyceum
met last night with Rev. John T. Wln~
ten. It the psroehisl residence in
South Main street. and selected the
minus committee tor the coming sen-
.m'

Unclaimed letters in the Norwniii
post-omen are addressed ~10 Mrs. P. .l.
Molt. Miss M. ii. hlesd. David H.
Rowlsnd. Mien Angeline iltevens.‘ Mrs.
‘ R. 'i‘. Thorns.

7 ”You on get a smell has till clssm

,7 lmperlsi Crown cixsrs. s splendid
ghflstlnss present for it little money.

A tree in front of Burr fimith's
m in llsin street. was cut down.
thirdly sltsrnoou. sad in tuition
m the trolley wire. but did not tie.

Mo.

.‘l‘hs nest meeting of the B. M. 1.. tr.
‘ hs hsid tonight st the home of the
ma Richardson. in w.» om.
most. An interesting presuming»
esrsluily srrsngodlor the ' sv
ill the nisinhers
”has Hsviot‘t. No. 2tillg. improved
W oi Rod lien. met last dish! snd
m monuments tor sh sntsrtsin~
W to he stun nest Month. The‘
. lies in ohstse will hold s most-
this week to couplets the details.
‘s inssmueh otreis of King's
3 .ol' the Not-walk iisthodisi
liliiii’illl. is stunning tor n
supper st the horns or Mrs. (3.
. ,Wsdnsstlsy. Deoomhsr

‘ M the poor oi the church.

is

ill

ry denier Cspron hss the
the most Wt stui lowest
orsssoiins engine rssde.
Jo hes in new York city.

monument! slwm-fl-‘v new

mummdiirstaym
Assign mamas»
tit. .‘lmlilnlollm
ll. Indium. Writs“

w

issssdihrths

universury of his

WW
wbsnons evssy Wednesdsy even»

lug st Luther I. Wrixht's Brood Riv
er llsll. _

M
Mr. Dillon. of WNW has been
spending at low its” with m “Mr
tor. hire. F. W. Brown. has returned
home.

The Ysle Glee sud Bsnio club has
declined the dense which was propos-
ed in their honor sitar the unseen to~
inorrow night. ' .

The members of Hope Hose cont-
pony will be trusted to s turkey din-
ner. Tuesdsy night of next week. by
Csptsin J. P. Costello.

Eight-one nests tor the Ynie non»
cert remain unchecked. One hundred
and titty seats in the gallery will be
placed on sale at the has once.

0. W. (loudseli. of Bridgeport. the
insurance adjuster. was in town yes»
terdsy and settled Ilarvin Brothers'
loss on their horn recently burned.

(‘onipsny F‘is basket ball team has
resolved s challenge from the Mt.
Morris team. of New York cit
play sometime during the season.

Miss Helen Swans. 0! South Nor-
walk. and Miss Clara Belts. 0! Nor-
wulk. have returned to Vassar college
alter spending the Thanksgiving re—
cess'with their parents.

~.\ir. John H. anin. piano tuner.
Will he in town lor several days .his
week. Orders sent to the'hlshscitemo
Hotel early will receive prompt at-
tentlon '

Mrs Frfl Hendricks, who has live
ll chhdren at her home in Chest-

n street. south Nornwlit. is very ill.
The selectmen have provided a nurse
for her . ’c

Letter (‘srrler George K Niokerson.
oi the Norwsilt post~ollice. ls tithing n
tiny on today. to show to visitors whom
he is entertsinlns the sights oi the
town.

Funersi services over the remains
at James Colehurn will he held from
his into home tomorrow siternoon at
.1 oriork. The burial Will be held in
iiit erside cemetery

The annual election of olllcers of
Burkingham post, (i. A. 3.. will be held
(titnorrow night. Every comrade is
requested to turn out and elect his
man. sons to fill everyoil’lve.

Miss Murmurs llrown. ticket clerk
the oust-hound station of .tlio (.‘ousoi-
hinted railroad company. in Huttili
Not-walk. was taken ill this morning.
and unable to attend to her duties.

-

ln Waterbury. November villi. a
drummer. Dorothea tilirott. was born
to Mr. nnd‘hirs. iisrry it Judd. lor-
muriy of Norwalk. where Mi“. .ltiiltl
was ongugcd in the goutn' furnishing
goods buslucsu.

'l‘lw solos-intuit will advertise tomor-
row for bids im- the new teiiord rotoi.
which will heronstrueted on the south
end of (' onnetlitui avenue. near the
Armory. Work will not he common~
red until spring.

Frederick l’ltzor, o! 112 Woodtvuni
avenue, volehrnted the thiriyrolirut nn~

hlr dsy. lssi night.
and entertainer! numher of his

friends. Musir n various snows
were enjoyed. and s supper wss served

Mrs. Emily i.. lily. of llolden pinto.
sorreisvy of Junior work of the (‘oun
usetlout t‘hristisu lindenvor union. is
in Windham. where she will deliver
an address si a Junior rally held in
collocation with s meeting oi the Wil-
ilmsntir Christlsu ilutiosvor union.

’’’’’ Roy. William N.’ Donnell. il. 1'.
ii. roster of All Ilslnt’s thumh. New
toluwiil lecture in lied Men's lisil.
Thunder nisht. on “those." under
the auspices of the Women‘s Guild at
Trinity ehmh. Alter the lecture
iisht rslrsshl'nsnts sud s sooishle. Mb

mission. ilii mo.
W

iii-s. ii. i Csswsll. nstinssi users.
isry oi‘ lit3 Home Missionary society.
will spsslt in the South Norwsiit Con~
.ehsrsli We stur-

nnonst s o'elooh All lntsrsstsd in
the wot-it on most motility invited to
intro sdvslttsgs oi this opportunity to

lievsrsi oi lisshms hssvlsst iss-
ssysrs him essential m. with

Msvowmmmuwwmflu-

'er’lliss-
“‘

W Gull.

Reorgtluized‘to Upheld and'Assist

the i. it. C. A. Section.

routine in? lilifllilii

Oomlflssslstto'orktol'npsrs
sndldiicittorihslouss-wsrm—
ins-afiemlominstedsnd

Unsnimonslylisctsdv

A meeting for the purpose 0! reor—
ganizing the Woman's auxiliary of the,
Young Men’s Christina stimulation wss
held at the residence of Mrs. (i it.
hictlonegul, 59 West svenue. yesterday
afternoon. The purpose of the reor-
ganization is to uphold and assist the
Young Men's Christian Annotation
section. which has recently been
formed in South Norwslk.

Though the weather yesterday was
decidedly unfavorable to u large gath-
ering of women. Mrs. hicilonlzgai‘s
parlors were nomi’ortahly tilled. By
their eagerness in discussing and ur-
rsnglng plans for future work along
this line. the ladies proved the strong
interest which they take in the infant
organisation or the Young Men's
Christian asstvclntion. l‘ndoubtediy it
would have encouraged the members
to have heard their talk. in which any-
thlug that seemed 'tleuiruhle for the
new organization to have, yet which
had to he laid on theishle {or the
present. owing to iinsnrlsl restrict.-
lions. was characterized as something
which the section “would grow into."
\ list of necessaries for the new
rooms in dinvoi liohanuan‘s building.
nitepsred by .l. 4. Rio hurdson end rend
Iii Mia. llic‘liuidsou. was rilsousntd
and contributions soiliited.

reception. or house—worming. will
be given in the rooms. lilomlay. lie
cvuiber ti. and the reception. enierr
tuinmeut and other committees were
not to work in prophet» tor this tour»
lion. and rcquvsimi in mom in the
roonls next Monday nitw’imoli.

Mrs. lionry l‘lizmmur. Mrs. t'. P.
'i‘urney and Mrs. Fruits it). Robbins
were appointed a nominating commit
tor. and uondnuirii ilii officers hunted
below. oil but the rimnll Noru'nlk In:
dzes huving :m i: zmuilmami just prior
to illt‘ dislmudiuu .5" liu- .\l)l‘“'lllk
iouug flit-n3. til mi u m .clullun;

Mrs s‘h(1al‘sl¥ll. iln humor pruni-
dcui. declined at :riiooximnmn. and am»
unintmi lllul ulth run it diillruiu
\ilv l‘milv ti l:l;. had liWil lilt'Hilli’il
noon to nllow lwi nunw to lliwl llic
ii i. \ils li'i) h .nl so mush iillll r uoik
ii‘oi :zlw it‘ll Vii filit‘ occupied lllltl this
clrciqi. diu- \lnilltl lii'tftl 1hr iiciuiirsi
v'l-opvluilou illill iwip of the othm
.m-iuiurra.

limo Morn ”my wus nppoiuicd ivl»
ivr .iiui tin- tilitlli)“: in re unnnituouu,
l’tilluii'lillt in lliv' Hui:

i'rrsliicm Mrs. Emily ii.

Vice Presidents rlt. l’uul's
Mrs. William .I, Mutiny: lrnce ohm-vii,
Mrs. ‘Rillltll'l Von iiio'vu; Trinity.
Miss Mary Kirby .lcnuinuv; Norwali;
i'oimi'muilouul ililll‘t'll. Mrs. r3. ll.
illnith; riouih .‘t'orwuii.’ t‘omrrelittionul
vhnrrh. Mrs. William Dahome; Nur-
tvuih apilst church. Mrs. iiieorgr ll.
Motion. oi: South Norwailt llsptlnt
church. Mrs, H. i‘. illiteror; Norwuilt
Methodist church. Mrs. (looms sel-
iet'it; Knuth Nurwuilt Methodist
t‘lilll't’li. divs. .i. A. Richardson: Rest
:iorwnlk Methodist rhurrh. Mrs. ii. .i.
liipmui: Advent church. Mrs. Charles
A lnuwori h.

hem-otury- villas Lnuru iioty.

Treasurer Minn ilelle Donne.

Auditor» hlrn. Henry (Bhustnsr.

limit-r “size will have u rehearsal
tonight.

Ely.
t‘llill'l‘ll.

Tomorrow is pay day with the so;
isottnon.

Mr. and hit-s. Joseph L. O‘Brien hsvu
returned from their waddlitl trip sod
nrc residing on Crssnsnt 'i'errsoe.

’l‘hm' turkeys whirl: were not not.
led for at the Norwsilr lloston More
wet-r given nwsy to dmrvius lsmilies
in town.

momma-Wm ‘

The Woman's Wlllll’fl or the
Htulili News": llsptist ohursh will
hold its home inisshmsry mastitis
Wednesday utter-noon st a o'sloclt.

f» William liossiisu wss nitrides It

«duodenum weatherman-ass
, sot its iisssiiss

lowlsil‘gs s ill

customer. . .
.lsssohhsisinsrssslorsstieilingss.sndwe
. osm-
_‘slmistoglvsyoslhsvsryhsstosts.grsinsnd
hssthsiwsosshsy.osrsiliittssmsisngthstiins.osr

tilns’nsdsttsnilonssssivenlollmflithsmssiowssws
esn.hslosnsotssiisrthspriosoisssondzrsdssoods.

Ynsssnsolgstths boss of sunning unless you see
topsywhstitiswssih. "

WV OAT. THAT". CLEAN-

. Manuel T. Hatch,
l5 Isrshsll Street.

South Intwsllt.

Won tnlmsns' Livery Bunion.

l
n. A!”

MERRILL’S'F'

Like everything else in- this his school
is tsnght '

rev Demo."

Our banks and onions one .tnsgniflcsntly
fitted up with “VI. modern: nonvehisnce. .

on em... ~

Are located sll our the United States and
Csnsds. The makings! weekly clssrings.
sistsmonts. etc . are at good business train-
ing in themselves. Write or cell.

IERRILL CDLLEGE, Simlsfl. Conn.

 

. OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOUJOO OOOWOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOWOOOO

Hound" TRADE.

Ar rss ‘

Model Grocery.

with isw urine in Sesssnsh's Bests.

ton Msrrmv Squash. Hubbard Squash.
New (‘itrom [semen and Grunge Peel.
duvet [tassel Cider. Wet Mince Meet;
lilt‘ "I. Try Columbia condensed Mince
Meat. Do in. 3 lbs for 25s. Seeded lists—
ins. buy the Owl Brand here: finest;
Sultans Seedless Raisins. loose and in
Packages.

l’ure Lord in 3 and 5 to line, 360 and
“31'.

Pm largo loose Musétei Raisins
ut lilt iii. ("lllllllflrl'lltfl. 7c quart. Fine
:lwoot iv‘iorldn Oranges. 350 dozen.
'i‘nlilo Raisins at 20c lh. Hickory Nuts.
Pop ('orn. Brazil Nuts lilo. Almonds
il’r. (lwuulilo Walnuts 15w Only lin-
ost minim Mixed Nuts solid at it.
lbs flint.

'iluiilo. Hugo. Savory. hillt‘jtiram.
:lluit- lirt‘ud. New t'oru Meal.

Now t'r-up New Orleans Molasses.
licul. timiuinc Homemade .lcily. (7qu
rant, Apple. Qtiiurr. Putsplwrry. Wild
I'li‘upo. iloucy in "lat-6S. Honor in
illuuii. Pastry Flour. lot,- hogs. l‘irm
liiitciim'ii. 90t- bu. Special price iiperry
d Jim-nos limos. l2 1»: c.

Mushrooms. Olives, Olive till, Capers.

Lorenzo Dibble

MODEL GROCERY.
lie. I: North lsln Street.

ruonpueu‘
cousszsm-

.4 x-..
Inuit-keeping.

(Double and single entry.)

Arithmetic.
Spelling.
Columnist Lew.
Business correspondence.
Sherthshd. ‘
insulting.

Modesto sot sdvmd isr enough to

the isrssssssssrstssirsotsd
mom

BROWN’S ‘
BUSINES5...”
COLLEGE,

II! I“! MIMIC.

FLORIDA

heathen-its.
hymmmflsli mull»
”VAX!“ will. .
mwmmmnl o’clock
tun-Moumum 1hr.
tor. ”.mm slashes

Dudley's New Cssned Pumpkin. Bosv

SEEING IS IELIEWNO.

75c

’ sit-emission sent

(its Bro

Established ii-‘tii’.

Us Ghsllenge Competition

in not grant MARK-DOWN
sole of

Winter
Underwear.

60.! All) SEE.

An assortment of i'ndervreur that much
u! it sold for mo and none
less than “do.

it u a his: thing to underwear buyers.
ii twirmlsrs use lowing up the prior.
We resending it down

Comstock
Bros.

Modern Clothiers
‘ and
Furnishers.

is South lain Street.
titlii'i‘li NDRWAlaK.

m L Um. “I".
3"” “9"“ lgglllll‘delkv
mm

SouthernRsilwsy

was mm. W

Illa" Lil! to
MRI”.

Winsome.

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.MALL PROFIYI.

out in Don.

We sell the strips and

full l.

at 25 cents and 50 cents the
be sold at the price.

lshseltssio liotel Iioelt.

THE KRIEG

Min .u hello I

We have out

Children’s

Bouclo coats from
Also a great

H. KRI

Mohaokomo
wssrros-r

Oysters.

tissues or is the Ilisli.

hotels, lsstssrssl‘s sud
lssiillss lspslisd.
H 0!“! mm m '0-

“mountings”.

 

windows at in nominal c m 8V!
could have the work done yourself
IXPIRT CHILI-l. FIIHIRO TACKLE. I‘M

Fox Cycle and Hardware c

:20 WACHINOTON STRIKE
“Ivusvvstmo ruoss A aunts: To All Moots

All wool beaver coats for ladies,

Mill Pond

 

“:3Ml. m.

i cosstcucur MEAT can

.lmplo-t in menus-notion. lost on

W! HAVE THEM.

WEATHER STRIPS

ROI-0mm

AND
apply them to will.
touch chespsr M

Glove Spoolsis.

Last week we advertised 16 over-coals at a prion.
half of them were sold within twentyiour hoard
rest have since been sold. Why? Because the
Sorwallt and vicinity know,.from years of dealing
'ns, that when we advertise we do just as we say '
For the coming season we have made it our object

very best glove tho:

Result.

We have over twentyfive styles of gloves st
and 50 cents per pair.- An unlined dogsltin
cents. You have paid $1. 00 and received no .

Iswsud ll ohhy Silk-Lined Gloves, j fl 5

OPEN EVERY [VIKING UNTIL I O'6LOCK.

DAVIS. The Tailor. *

Clothlcr, Butter and Forulsher,

South lsrwsih.

A '1‘

ERSTOR?

l 0w BLOCK. .

the price on all 3'

garments in our «look department.
reefer coats, empire back

$2 25 to 06]
.3

. $5.98

reduction in the? '

price of all trimmed hats.

EGER,

Hotel ll

. «cm H. I]
_ Wail."
lixoslsisr .
Soles ~>
NORWALI,
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