Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, December 1, 1897 · page 8

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The regular Tourney cream inane
odisteettene auction at Horn
evening. this week. out» to the In—
“wortii (canoe convention being held
in "credit today.‘ it will be held
at David Moot-ea hhule .

 
 
 
 
 

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J. B. Bogardun. of Mined. is pre-
paring plane for n colonini hulldlnl.
to be erected at the Soldim’ Home.
Newton The new portion is inland-
ed for the staff of the home. their inm-
iiisn and servants. and will be epeeiniv
iy fitted on for their enciuniye nee
with all modern improvements. such

aabathn. cioeete. etc. anneil as heate
lug. ’ - '

m9 in Pa-
rieiiien M. ”It“
Dnrid nose. at not

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 

m and ladder
_ of having a pool
Old Well Hook and"
in aouth Norwalk.

 
 

 

 

 

The nelectmen stated in regurd to
'Coinniineioner lchounld's order to
discontinue work on all roads being
constructed with the ntnte std. that
the motion of wooden: road being
built at Norotpn. which is partinliy
completed.- would be put passable
shape. The part on which a course of
stone has been laid will be given its
full depth and one course of screening.
The section dug up for the road. but
remaining in wretched condition. will
be put in n salable state.

no elderly resident of
yes with Frank Day
‘ tell front the yerendn
" Paul's mission hnild-
1lien hunt and Osborn
morning. and broke
* div. Perry has since
to the Norwalk heapi-
fiine of the accident lir.
Wilton the Mayflower
m and coil their hone. _
manner walked oi! the

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

. on who are indebt
'fi. Finch'e Pharmacy
to settle their so
‘.Dec 1. 1891'. niltf

4m.
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school are making
for Christmas.

The Congregational church was tilled
Sunday evening. upon the occasion of
an illustrated lecture by Rev. Elia-
worth Boodle. northern secretary oil
the university oi Atlanta. Hie sub;
ject was "The African in America.’

tions under Which a large number oi
the Southern uegroee live. and by his
illustrations contrasted the habitu-
lions and general appearance between
the educated and ignorant members
of the iinmitio race in the South. The
collection taken for the benefit of the
cause which hir. Boodle represented
was the largest that gentlemen has
received anywhere in the state.

under wiiii entertain the
lichen tonight.

it. Stevens. formerly
Modes. of Rowayton. is
intermittent fever at her

 

would. of Drew Theolog-
- ‘ will preach in the Moth. 3
Mr.

M33!

Robert (.eyt'inr will give a social at
his home tomorrow night. Dancing
will he the feature of the occasion.
The unnnni revival services will be-

gin in the chapel next Sunday. Rev.
l"..1i.8coiield will preach Sunday af-
Human. and the praying band of the
Sornaik Methodist church niil con‘
duct meetings Wednesday and Friday
nights. .
At the meetiugyoi' Washington Lodge.
i 0. G .lent night. the following
oillcers wage installed by Deputy W.
i-‘ i-‘iilotr: (‘hiei’ tempinr. id. 8. Tiny—
my; tire templar. Mien lintiie Crew-
ford; secretary. ,Miu Julia Crawford:
assistant secretary. Miss Emily tingle
hurdtz' treasurer. William F. Pillow;
chaplain. hire. C. Wyman; pest chief
templar. E. J.,Tuylor: marshal. Chan.
Benton; deputy marshal. John Knoor;
guard. P. Gregory; sentinel. irving
Pardoe: right hand supporter. i‘.

> church. Sunday.

J Beach preached no excel—
» “nudist Episco-
, . lent Sunday night initial;
" . teen tiattnew xl.. 15

Willem James spoke in the
limit inst ninht. and will
Ml. tonight and Thursday.
Wet lioran. of New York.
next Sunday

 

 

it B. yloods returned home yes-
.” unending her Thanksgiv—
“ . < with Professor Woods. at
anhinuy. and ith Rev and
is I. nice. at Cedarville .v J

Jr Grime in building a star.
iii the rear of his blacksmith
_WI street. and James Law-
,‘ m posaeeaion of the apart-

 

 

 

” m second iloor “1 “"3 Knoor: left hand supporter. Jumee
Cninpbell.
ii. Boyleton was at work In ‘
enrriane rectory. yesterday. _ “W”-
Mn carriage wheels. when ('EORGETOWN u ..lt.e'u

Mina Fannie Downs Is visiting her“
brother in Bridgeport.
A deuce was held over the new
blacksmith shop ‘l’hnnkagiving ere.
ilvlveeter Benton. formerly of South
Norwullt. was the guest of ii. J. Beers
lest Thursday.
Herbert Tnylor spent Thanksgiving
with his parent: in Nurwniit.
hire. Mary Hnieu' him-e. of New lia-
veu. Is vieiting her.
About lion wee given by the factory
hands of the Gilbert d Bennett lliion-
lecturing cornpauy to llr. lionquiai. as
a token of their eympathy in his lute
bereavement.
The lattice of the Hothodini idpiiu‘t»
pal church will hold a lair and sup-
per on Wednesday afternoon and even-
on.
Air. Huntley. of lint Hartford. spent
several dnys last melt with laonnrd
Dunn. _
John Waiah‘s little liri has nus»
rained number purelyiic shock.
W. it. Fryer entertainer! the tainiiir
at w. iiomntoek. oi llnnhury. Thanks:
giving day.

mmmmm

men.

lire i‘. .i. linen. who has teen very
aiclt with is nrinpe since ’I‘haniilniv-
in day. in able to all up
tire. Henry midst-ad start: today
to visit friends in Jefferson Volley.

“ fl inch and a quarter in
l . . his hand. making in
wound.

York iant neelt. end but
Vicinity and friends at the
on Dell island. 0n tinn-
II prenehed in the lisp-
-to e iarne congregation.
an exceedingly interest-

. y o! iliaiun liter di-
'. h, nhnnrved nest Monday
M's lien. linin street.
m the Month and iloutli
diriaioas hive been invited
I‘M Grand Worthy Petr»
oi “tritium, will tonne

m. the well-known
m invalid chair menu-
inner by the Me. No»
dentroyed the work
“nurturing coni-
, , lead. A number
fir enrriane when nod
which they were to be
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have annotated their
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mwun‘iiihehdid rum in.

man 'iV Hoyt. Jr" reported on the
prices tor having photo'grnnha oi the
club token. but muenddd: wait-
in; until next spring, when it elmd
be possible to have a picture tense out
of doors.

acorn hint a group photograph laden
as few weeks ago. in accordance with

a vote at the club, and it. mm very
duodenum].

W
lHOVT'. THEATRE

He told something about the condi- :

vitriol» dermi- and were» spent
who is ennui-rem from n were ill- ;,

liens-diet. has it little child outta m4

The timer new are haying, -
um noun mun them“, and on.»

We

emotional
ehennion tint the

1.-. .n' entitled
Frank D Litton. me under and

President Voshurgii stated that of-

 

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Any one who rides on Winninnuk
trolley com on a Sunday alumoon
will come to the forced conclusion that
the Sunday liquor Inwxia not strictly
enforced in all ports oi the town of
Norwalh. There were four drunken
men on one car bound for Norwallt
Sunday afternoon

 

'i‘he protectors oi the electric road,
between Water-town and Woodbury
announce that it will behuiit next
spring. Woodbnry lresidenta have
subscribed fill .

ENTER“ more We.

 

Saturday, December em.
Two Perform. _ ‘

llatinee. 2:30. Evening. 8a.".

Augustus Thonaa‘ Grate-t Play.

ALABAMA!

Tub-anneal anpiay overwritten.
Pareto-fins. muesli: undercut
. Whyiheniergy.
Appealnloaiioluaae
denayaarsoisooem.

Produced with every attention to detail.

Then is hot one company play-

ing "W" and that
so excellent one. .

.Istinee prions: Reserved Seats 1 t
Piainted's or Pinneo‘s. on. General ad-‘
mission 250. Children the.
Evening prions. iii. iii). The.
Scots now on sale.

IORVALK OPERA HOUSE.

Ii: Mnufimfl Vite .110“.fo
IISS JESSIE SIWTfllE,

d iy
riotous it7'iumt‘iru: courier

And lmpoeiolfirohontrn.
no vevwingflfi- e. “miner and Gawain

 

ay afternm-n. gl‘rne en “Eel
flooding :il‘tlernqxln. Widget“
1 li
lid y.nlieruoim unite it lu‘. 5
burs y nigh' drn-Iudibo War d in to ye
Friday utterance. Amum lament liorid in In on.
Eric -y night. Mee‘w wit
i‘niurdny a famine. flit“!
Hoturdn yniaiil. lien ruin anun.
unuoun storm is
Ismael. with now lamina! it‘ll emau' a
educa- 9% your we owner
«r: in» v iimu. diluent singer:
IAmid. initial; and cor: (therein
.1 I inn. i I ric nor do harp eoiule’.
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lumen Fri-“9.10. i no; in nine pr one.
ikoniua‘o iiraieonrnesi “and: sad out-

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HOYT'O TH KATIE
VIMIIDH. DIGIIIII l.

YALE ME! AND
BANJO CLUBS.

iidneillnew I ii.i‘hui~vh Building fund.
Ito nodule (rum ale tie is will rtnuiM r
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out all Si. low—very timely odor.

 

om lpaoinl‘nole of ladien' Ali-
wool ‘swwenters, Corduroy Weistn and
WoolWaiata. Goods that sell regu-
inriy for 83.00 am“. $3.50 new closing

'i‘hore'n a ten lite-es nines in the
lot It seine price.
i I ‘

'Aihwooi flannel shirt Patterns. 40
meter long. It inches wide. in min.
blues. gi-nys. hrowne and all black.
tor 98 cents. 11.25. and it.“ a pattern.
Full skirt Batter-us. ail-wool nod
shrunk.

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indiee' Umbrellas. rent. line ounl~
ity. tor 15 cents end ’1. 09.

lion's Umbrellas. iii in.. for $1.00.
ii 25 and 31-50-

 

llercales. it seems, almost unnem
sary to remind: you that we are head-
quarters for anything and everything
in the washable line. but we think
enough of it and take do much pride
in our line ‘Mrcn’iesthnt we have
token the liberty to call particular nt-
tentiou to this departmeniwnew Fell
goods. light and dark edecie.
Humnpr Percale
22-in. wide. in. yd.
Special Percale

twin. wide. Sc. yd.
English Percale

till-in. Wide. 1255c. yd.

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iiooltu. specially for the hoiidayn.
Committees from the churches and no»
cietiea will iind this line splendidly ar-
ranged for good chooaiug. splendidly
adapted for children's wants. No
Janey prices to" pay.

The D. M. m co.
W.

we STILL STICK
To the old relinble line of

 

handled for ten years. Can’t
seem to find anything better
OUR POL KE’l‘
KNIVES
Are made right here in
Ynnitee loud (in Connecti—
cntlsnd are nogood thntwe
warreot every one oi them;
if not just right. we give you
mother or your money
back. Prices 25c to 02.
Carvers. Seldom, Shears
and Record we have lots of
and they are es good an one
be. Juat got in annwntocit
of Carvers, they nre nice and

c Genet-ell
INlae I Don,

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‘i‘eble Cutlery that we have}

 

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‘ earth opens.
i —
All wool indie me. all colors.

All wool cheeks and novelties.

Fine imported novelties just ho

yards for $1.00.

oi Carpets. Five pieces of extra

‘

shirt lining.

Auuudsirotn i w. to .ac waist
halal.

Beat linen canvas. 15c quality.
Padded linen.

All wool dingonnln. fancy mixturen.
350.

'Ali wool eheviot serge. all colors.
30c. '

All wool indie serge. 52 inches wide.
all colors. 59c.
All wool drap d'ete. all colors, is
inched wide. The.

nt about one half the regular price.
Our cit-tome“ get the benefit.

(-4 Mondale Muslin. do per yard.
d--—4 Androneoggin i... do per yard.
#4 imperial Sen islnnd Muslin. 22

25c.

50c.

tight

 

our price. we.
our price, 8pc.

audition.

log hennei night shirts on cheap as
you can buy the material.

’ lug shades.

 

etjaon 0000‘.
Bus we tannin... lint dithiltl‘.

dill: warp henrleiias.~'8i.35 duality.

Priestleys silk warp henriettea in all

Outing Flannel iilght Shirts.
We are selling men's and boys' out-

~‘iun_ stores.

We are now showing a lull line of
indies' and misses' kid gloves of our
own importation. All the new tell
shades and novelties: also the Foster
lace sieve and Mocha Suede and main

 

 

NORWALK. 99H"-

Sou

‘ ‘, indies liner weed children“

the town. The reason tor this how
styles are correct. and our prices are
the lowest.

latent novelties in acarfn and coll'ar’
sites on well as oil iengtba and livid! ..
of capes. ’

' tiled. Pie plates in the
earthenware.
Thanksgiving turkey.
and picks.
the nest goods. : Knives or forks front
50c h set up. Silver plated knives and
forks from $1.50 to 84.60. ‘

TRISTRAM a. HY'ATT

 

 

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runs. .»
Our stock of turn comprises an inn

unusafurninhing Department.
Dinner were in white and decor ,
for . the
Nut crachm'
Carvers by the net or unit

Routers

 

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scorn-10 & How“

83 Wnnhlnton Street,

th iNorwnlk, Conn.

First, last and Always the Lowest in Prices.

THESE IITGHLESS PRICES.

We have just received a new invoice

super

ieyd

lilo yd
ilc yd
(in yd

00o m all“. «the yd
01 (it) calm . loo yd
iii-in. pin heed checks in dideunt
ahadingl. all wool. actual vei-
ns. we yd.. to close. Silo yd
ill-in. black dgnud hriilisntinea.
35° MI. loo yd
lads. hiaek tinted all noel serge.
worth “I. - tile yd

It. Washington “tract.

‘2
i

Women's Fest Black Cotton Hose;
pairs. 250.

Women's Heavy Flecced Lined Hose..
2 pairs. 25c.

JACKETS.

Ladies Kerney Jackets. regular price 88 an .‘ilissee Kerney Jackets. browns, blues nod blnclt. 84. do. 85. 50. 37. 00

. gCARPETS.

inguinal, beeper yard 4} _
50 new patterns Matting for l5c tile,

8‘.

 

SCOF’IELD 8t HOYT,

I: WAIHiNO‘I'ON 8731113
South Nerve-“its.

As you know it is our intention to retire front the «Try goods business about Jann-
ary let. we, this week, call your attention to several of many splendid values we are
ofi'cring you in the dress goods department in order to close out this department first
and make room for several odd lots of stall we have now in the basement
are the goods worth less than 25 per cent. more than the price asked but in the msior-
ity oi cases are worth double.

Double fold nil wool iisnneia in
browns and blank only. 25::
noodl.

Yard wide cabinet". all colors.
25c goods,

and wide all wool surges. all col-
ors. 31in goods.

Twenty-live pieces 50c fancy linu-
nei snitinga. iignted brillian-
tiuee. novelty carburetor. etc.
all at one price. , :ch yd

Ten pieces in inch nil wool heuri-
eiias. “alto goods. 400 yd

mom i0. 19' and 150 loony
dune gluipa.

the yd

lilo yd

Myd

 

 

soum torwnx aosmu not

aid Inntlnol Iuiidlng.

13150. 32 50 oath.

23c yd -

iieaiy ill—4 Blankets. .100.
$125. 3150.83.50 Stimuli $7.00.
Heavy Cotton Comfoitahlen,

”.00.

75c.

i

We can always
bargains in

20c. 25c. extra Value.
show. you the greatest
towii.

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‘OLUI nuuuom. .
Norvunlk.

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In no case

Twenty-ave innoy hrsid ants. .
worth lilo. a leader. 25o not

We know we can do you good if

you have any thoughta'ol hey-

iog a dreu orwniat pnitern.

At least don'lg buy elsewhere

until you here seen what we

cflnr.

Next week we will give you a
chance to read about It host of
bargain: in neither deport-
wens.

We also have on heed severe! dim
show «are. various. fixture
for window displ ., etc . the!
we sre noxious to 1 replies oi.

Bent mates of American drew
”Mb“.

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thrilling. new we: and donut»-
tug.
men. .
iii Indicated met, lentil Harwell:

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

. We will Give ‘
Mid wiihtheseasoa‘s gmiiege. We "
within tiling to your attention a very m ”mi“ M “'""‘"‘W W“?
W‘LL i haudaeneiine oi Finen- eed l‘ieiore .
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we immmrrn mum-mm
All ”drones realm to he. '
Or More

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