Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, December 2, 1897 · page 5

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My Word elsewhere.
let this section the conditions isv-
,tsir weather {allowed by light rain
or snow Friday afternoon: student?!

 
 
 
 

lag notable.

A son was born yesterdsy to ilr sad
in. rm: Reunion. o! Ely avenue.

_ The Arlen Mn: society will hold-
its monthly meeting tonight.

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

St. John's lodge. F. and A IL. will

inset tonight sod work the lirst degree

 

”Excellent progrsntme. School hall
. tonight. ii o'clock. Admission. lo (its.

 

'i‘he bsrge Defender is at Raymond
Brothers wharf with a cargo of 700
tons of coal.

 

‘ Rev. John '1‘. Winters went to Gren-
lly. yesterday. to see his mother. who
is seriously ill.

 

Mrs. Charles E. Roberts, at New lin-
ren. is spending a few days with rain-
..iives in Norwaiit.

 

Edward W. Beard. who has been ill
[or several months. sailed for Bermu-
da. today, to spend the winter.

 

~l.ecture and sociable tonight at
Red Men's Hall. under auspices Wom»
nn‘s Guild. Trinity church. Adutls~
slon. 25 cents. ' d

 

Mrs. P. C. Becker. of South Norwsllt.
is visiting her brother-ln-law.‘ w. .l.
Booker. at Lexington avenue. New
.York. '

 

Electric light wires are being strung
tram the Norwallt and South Nor-
walk Electric Light station to New
Canaan.

 

-—Plnn to attend school lair.
nights. Thursday and Friday.

'l‘wo

 

rliowsrd A. Tilly has completed an
attractive sign in gold and blue on the
window ot‘the store st 19 Main street.
lilorwnllt. I"

 

The League ot‘the Sacred Heart of
St. Mary's church will hold communi-
on serviced in the church tomorrow
morning at 5:30 and 8, o'clock.

A covenant meeting will he held to—
night in the lecture room of the NOV
u'nlk Baptist rhurrh. Every person
prerent will be expected to tnke part.

 

llr. W. t'. Burke stepped from the
sidewalk in Walt street. titrchy to
from. of l3ll5Yi‘llBl (.‘harles Greenwood.
yesterday. There was it mill‘lip. but
neither was injured.

"*‘Hllwal‘ll A. 'l'illy will not hang l“il'
do. but lit" in pteparod to lump, ob
most any kind of a sign.

A i'l‘lllilnr rooming of l’innoor l'iiillll'.
A. 0. K. (.f \l. t'., will be bold Friduj.‘
night. littslnnzrtt “(grant lllllmi'iilttt'“
will be brought lwlore the meeting. All
Sir Knights are mounted to llt‘ pron.
out.

 

 

The Womnn's (Fitz-lotion Temperature.
union will hold its rcguiur weekly
meeting with Mm. R. ’l‘. Mnkln. in
llnr street. Friday at 3 o‘clock. Every
member in tlenirrtl to be present. no
business at llilll'll importance will he
trunnnt-ted.

The Control cirrie of King's litiuulr
tors of the Ntn'wnlk Moihudlnt church
will hold its third uusrtori)‘ mwiinll
tomorrow afternoon st. 3 (l'l'lmlli. at
the Not-walk iiiuthodlst church. All
the members of the various rirrloii nt-
lend them meetings nnd ropol'ts ot' the
utiurtur‘u work nrr given and plans
for future work discussed.

t
WW

... Are you going" School lair

Welcome Stranger lodge, lions of at.
_ tinnigo. hos oiectod the lollowing pt
“ silt-ore tor the ensuing all: months:
. President. William White: vii-wormi-
. dent. John Aslillml‘tli; net-rotary. Chow
ins lion; mutant serrotttry. Thomas
Tritium trensttror. linvnl (thlttitn;
messenger. John Kelly; trustee, James
Wood. These oilioern will he installed
or distriet deputy ’l‘itomsn Jackson.
in! Albion laugh. Stamford. nest Tour
in! evening.

was

 

 

ma
ml.

the
(3.

lollotflttlt continuities:
A. ”man. litre. if. A.

 
 

 
 

l'h a... i"... got! 0 flotilllhslioltl tonight.
ht) .

& shot bonus. or ill
' aren't.» mow

WM; northwest winds, beacon

_ It. Joseph's Lyceum Min have

n and Joan fitmmullnr: dro-
my tits» “slush Winters. liiss .lsa»
fl‘lliynold and it‘ll O‘Brien: liter-
A. Honumiter. lit. John
Muir 9nd W l". ’l‘snnnsny: sthv
‘ Willism “clinch and Justin
» , tier: order. Joseph J. brown.
”in m tarpon. sum
I‘M “as. Milk Int-lilo. tin tor the holiday mm. us there

mm inane-one slut smunuhummso.

“ on trains: at ill-client at
We: an pimps 1 it.
‘ WW
pun I solenoids was
belonging. inst

‘ “MB. .

n. r. um». ‘o: the sun at that»
rep 1 Shes. contractors. of New York
was in Snub: Norwsiit yesterday.

 

a curlers oi Crotut & Kowp' I. No.
2. shop. in Water street. commenced
work in their new building yesterday

 

Joseph Linsti-sr of Railroad place.
was at school yesterday tor the first
time since he broke his arm two weeks
ago. ~

 

~0nr cool has arrived. Orders will
be promptly tilled. 3. Harris.

 

Thomas E. Perkins. of Brooklyn, tor-
mcrly organist oi the South Norwailt
Congregational church is spending a
few days in town.

The Junior Workers of the Norwallt
Christian Endeavor union will meet
with Mrs. E. L. Ely. of Holden place.
tomorrow afternoon.

Gustav Pltzer has rented the small
store on the Austin place in Washing-
ton street. and will go into the barbet
business again next week.

 

 

 

Olive Branch Lodge. No. iii. K. of R.

will confer the second degree on two

candidates tonight. All the members
are requested to be present.

The. Woman’s Relief Corps of Doug-
lns Fowler Post. 6. A. R... will hold it
fair. Tuesday. Wednesday and Thurs.
tiny nights. December 21. ‘32 and 23.

 

The annual meeting of the South
Norwnllt fire department will be held
tonight at 8 o'clock in the parlors of
Old Well Hook and Ladder company.

 

~rSchool fair this evening. Frank’
lin street school hails Admission. lilo.

W. .l. Gor on. of Bridgeport. busi
ness manager (or the late Contrattor
ll. ll. 9mm. and a former resident
of South Norualk. Van in tons. \’o'i7~
tetday.

 

 

John Warren has resumed his titt-
ties on the Old Well laundry wagon
after an absence of a..weelt. during
which Charles Lynch, .lr.. held the 9‘,"
slllou.

 

Rev. it. 0. Sherwood went to Dan.
bury today to attend a oouncil o! Bap-
tist churches, which will not on the up

illll’iillflll tor admission at at new
(lllll'f‘ll into lllt' wutmil.
litury Hour. of New York. is the

guest of friends in town. Stone suites:
that strive be loft South Norwulk. lllré
wife fell down stairn. sustaining lu-
jnrit-s from win-ll shr- died.

.l. iii lwz‘mnu 4;- lion lll't‘ netting rm.
ii} for i'lirislmtuz. and will trite rush»-
ins-r9: ii “‘t‘t‘k nt‘ bargains to make room
i‘m' liiilltlnt' “itil'li. SIWI'llil intention
is I';illt'll In their our! u'itttluw tllnplo;
UK"lilllillkl'it'lill'ffi.

'i‘ltt- lllitiilztl pivoting or the llampttn.
unumluiiou will or held next 'l'uendm
night ill u't-lorh. in the Nor-Wadi.
tluli lilllllllli’l ”ibis will he llintt'tl'tli ii
i) n spotinl "tooling ol the tiivmton
at .230 ti‘tlot it

.s’

I’i‘ltel’ i. l'unningituni will tnniu- st
number or improvements in his llillltlv
log in Went lli't-iilit'. ill the rumor of
Hunter dirt-oi. it in to lie t'illiwtl ii
story. mount but it slightly. several tw.»
nitn'v lini‘ Windows. it \‘oi'iliitin. null
other ll'llllil'etl will be added.

Iditnt tirnw liatitien, at Merrill grud-
uatv. for the post three yearn employ.
ml in the ntllrt- o! Messrs. l’i'olui it
Knapp. this city. into noun pinned by
tho oollegr management With lith
not". Lynrh &. Hwnysr- t'o.. Slhlnft'rti.
till lmokltot-per nnd stenogruphor. hilt-s
lllltltli‘ll lllll' on exrnllrnt ponitlon, and
in doing: wry vroditnblo work.

The tuncrsl oi the lllto .lstncs l‘niw
burn was hold from his home. yonlurv
tiny sliernmnt. The Rev. E. A. lit-n-
lloid olllclttiod. The nail bearers were
imwin llrcen, Altrui A. t‘hlnery. lisr-
vey Kent. A. A. lions. lrvina Smith
and Mortimer "oils. The burial Wild
in Riverside setuotory.

”the basket nail tennis or Company
P is rmuosted to mm at the srntory
tonight an user 7 oolocli ss possiblo
it imutiderstmni thsi the members will
miloum to the home of l‘hnrlos (insrv
nlsri. in Witter street. when.» s supper
will be pet-veil in honor at tin mar»
rim of Mr. Gnsrnierl‘s slum.

 

The Franklin street sellout hell has
been tastily document tor tits lair un~
tier th~ management at the elas- at
ten. in: very sittsetin booths. mu
stitched with diet-usel- sod sees-st,

mindsets

 

mamma..mm

 

tonight.

1

The City Council

‘

 

 

night.

 

w. Clilttllliden. of Yale college. was
the guest of litre. W. A. Curtis. yestero

day.

..

James Foster has succeeded W. W.

 

Bates as baggage master at the Nor-

walk depot

 

~‘t‘ou can get a small box (25 cigars)
of Imperial Grown cigars. o splendid
Christmas present for a little money. ,

MW...

Rev. M. W. Barry rector of St. Ma-
r_v 's church. is oxptcted home tram 0s
coolu. 9a.. today

 

mum wnttam Pennington. Henrv

Froeb and George Sheer will wheel to
Comps. today. and indulge in an my.

titer picnic.
“.4.

Eureka Rebekah Lodge will rehearse

tonight. Charity Lodge. of Bridge-
port. will be over tomorrow night
about fifty strong.

 

~~See the line of attractive Christ—
mas cards and souvenirs displayed at
Fred Rogers‘ store. l9 Mala street.
Fine line oi fancy stationery in boxes.

 

 

0n not-ount or the High School lair

tonight. St..Jost-pli‘s 'l‘. A. B. society
has postponed its social until next
‘l‘uosdny night.

At the meeting this evening in tin-
Norn‘ulk Congregational chapel. re-

ports will be given by the delegates to

the late
port.

state t-oulm'rnt‘t' to Bridge

Rev. William N. liunnell. S 1‘. l1.
Mrs. 'Dunuell' and Mr. and Mrs. Hunter
1" Taylor," at Nan York are guests
at the residento of R H (loldep, West
atentte.

There is u prop-v: lit-lore the board
of directors or the Nurnnlk Librnry
assovlntlon to llli‘il' the library from
it present ltit-ttiiwu to the Noru‘ulk
t‘lllll building. um spring '

— Ptol. \l
mullet opiirhut.
his other in tin. illil'liil' of the Mature-iii
emu Hotel, South lununllt Tuesdays
from ti n. in. to h p in Lyts own:
inert tree.

 

'i'iu Iti:lilli)’i"« n" ll?" i'nnuuli‘intnl
weight honor in South \uru'ulit nro
'ituill'illlil: Ill“ {Help til llll‘ tilllw‘it'il
'l'lll' lV‘lliw :ii'lit‘li‘thl in,
will um i-.'~‘

”in '. .1. 3*»? .i :jiztm’illliit. ii
tin: .t n Hill to:
Hills ltiiilifilll

l". ii‘tiiltti‘t-ti it: it.
hr: .ii'to-t nu'hiti'
\llli-Ill"/.\ I \ll

llv Will it to :l..ll inn.

“1' t'llllll' in'i

I'Pii‘ \t’lltl surpwittl it, v { .
t‘uo oliit‘o liiltl in u lll’liilllilt‘ null ret‘k- look-keeping. \e resent luu ll tlou‘ii.
it-ns lnnltlou downhill-ti liit' porirnlt illoul-loundsinglcoutrr.) , fiwn open u'etilugs.
'out" ol ”-1 rorinlu woli~kutiwu t'litti‘ur- Arithmetic
tvt'. 'l'lio mutter Vitil looked up. and ' «
ho was told that the portrnli would m-- 3’Illlfl‘.
roanliiit- lllt.‘ Ullllil)‘ on lilo purl of .
".23.. communist Lets.
“\‘\'lwrv‘ii lll‘ plume?" queried the 'IIIIIIOII OOFTCEMR‘CIIOO.
tough boy.
He entered the imx. slammed lite Sliflflllllld. Br
door nlior ltlui ltllll yt'lll'll into the in« YYPOUflElII‘. .

nil'lllili‘lll in u wire that l‘l'lli'lll"ll riettr

uruuntl the minor.
"(litnun- 'hluiu'
tor will you? t'rtu't you sit it?
our ‘Mnln umpiw one)
till a hurry on yer.

hullo, uol's it" met
tilin-

lnntii'.‘ [lid in lliittiy blillo‘ ill, in
lldiiti yen. Rnizv. Spoil lt’.’ 'ul'i:
,rou givin‘ nit‘.’ list‘n me. it . you‘ve

not to rough up n dollar ‘n' uttnrtor it»
lllll rut. Wni‘u tint?
l‘uilgllr‘ cough up. NH.
it-wl. outwit.
any. you’re niringin'
trite. l'cit. o‘mursn. dun:
twutttydivtn Hey?
down."

The tough imr

llil.

litt
lloliii

nu- like it
it.

also:
harshly. oxpcriotnted

~~(‘levelsml Putin noisier.
..........L...

"Milli. '

w

 

llo-«Ji‘ho sum of woman's happiness
may he put into three worilk‘r'd love

you."

flhewnnd the sum of men's lliiliiilr
nuts may also luv expressed in three

wordswfllny to bearer."

m

 

AllMll'IlllJIl-w'1m you consider “m,
electoral millage a desirable institu» .
lion?" inquired tits nun whos- stint!

is on the nation.
"Well." remarked

W notion roll.”

The Oriole club will aim" Ed-
ward Riordan. oi Plattsvllie avenue.

of Norwalk held
another star chamber session Tuesday

.i:1.:o.n tho lei known
t :4
c. 'l he mneulted nt‘gn“I "

torioztsly lit": 1 -.
:iiiiv. tmti hit tl‘vuiiiwnt‘uliro

.lllil lo- didn't

You. tlni’s it.
littlln'. lil dill you.

Yes. rough up.
Cough .
Wot linen it mean? (ill.

You, Hi bu right

oil. stemmed
tinI telephone dour, tilosrrti his litront
in tho nosin-
hnttltel. nnd stalked from the outlining-

the nervous
row. "i can t hole uniting it met
tits tut tlisl i never not hard at its MMWWMMMK

Customer.

Itthsnhmehhhinermrtornoitellingnthdtth
bothtsgntthsdssling. .

Ourslmutogiwyonthswryhsstoswgrslnm
mlhstwsosnm: ourshilltiessesslong thsillns; oar
ilmudstlsntionmgirentoii: iossllihsmsslowssh
oanntMnrioGsollsnhsjtioonlssoondgt-sde goods.

Yooosaaotgstths but at anything unless you an
wlnlsgtnmwhstitlswenh

IU’I OAT. THAT". 0L!“

Manuel T. Hatch,
is’lsrshsll Street. South IsmsIIt.

Org-sol! him-av Liv-ivy “chino.

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

Bank
Book-

keeping

_A!£-—

MERRILL’S

Like everything else in this his school
is taught

“BY DOING."

tlur banks and oitloes are magnificently
titted up with every modern conveuionw.

OUR (tomorrows

Are located all over the 1.? nits-d States and
Canada. The makingol weekly'clenrings.
statements, etc . are it good business train-
log in themselves. Write or call.

instant. course. stimuli. Conn.

 

i

comStoclt Bins

Established lilo}.

0000000000000000000000 DOGWOOOOOOOOOOOO0000000OOOO

 

"The frost is on the pumpkin

And the com n in the slimk. '

And cold weather sharpens the ap-
petite. lot the morning meal.

A SPERRY & BARNES HAM
How juicy and tender. Notwithstand~
lug nil the printers’ ink that h it been
and is shed over some other .
none better than the S. &
lower in print. but none bolt

(‘onto here for Hurlt‘wheat
The Famous i-‘lnu t’risc. the Wh
the Lightust. the Famous. Sold 1 "
year with gloat satisfaction. To all.
io- lb pathoge‘.’ 5 ll‘nlfih

ir‘nll weight pathnge gumln oi You
Fake material in great variety.
it would appour that. it more iniople
knew or the good quality of Pillslutry's
New Wheat Food Vitus there would
be more stile. 'i'ry‘lt once.

White Meat. llolt‘ml Yellow lilonl.

 
 
 
 

We Challenge competition

 

Maple Syrup. .5" qt. l’ronorred In our great MARK-DOWN
t‘lwrrios. Stratu’ln-rrit-H. ltnsplwrrloe, sale of I
April-tits. in done the. 2’3r inr. rigs
in l'lll homo. t’tt'sit ltllll lieu ling '
l'li‘h‘tl Phi-ow. (”nutml (billion. '0 or

Mimi Bu? to: liliil‘iL'l, Soul;

of ippio llillltl um u i

iLorenzo Dibble

Model Grocery. Gill! Alto SEE.

l sr‘, "lilt’l'll MM}; NH‘ 5” Ntiiii\‘.\l.i\' T‘" umrtnwnt ot’ l'ndt-rweor that much
i ; of it sold tor t‘ilitl nut! none
. . ~ - . ., ~ ‘ . ‘ less tlinlt tint».

THOROUGH ‘ Reduced to

Underwear.

SEEIIB l! BELI‘EVIIO.

 

, i.\' \i' holesniers urn forming up the price.

tiled on not sdvnaoed far enough to .
begin tolls regal-r mums are instructed MOdfi’m ClOthlfl‘U
in the lower branch“ (I

on
BROWN 5 pm...

is South Isle. Otrsst.

fit it)?" NURWALK.

BUSINESS........
COLLEGE, ‘

Fugue

lly the most impulnr u! it" mules. the

nAVAXKMt Milli.
medium all use, molt dsy lit a o'clock
in tint MW from l'isr titipii’ortii lite-
sr. For item, film mots. sitcom
ml genital lnltmnniion. call on

William St Wilcox.
Ho. 4 IOU?" “All! “its”.

death Hewitt. (ions.

1mi- simt immuno-

UMBQH WV.”

30L” Flinn! 'l’lill lilfllilllkfi

its not hot! so use: to get as list sent

..
mm A. mm. W.

x Tumult!!! lmlllfl'omlk-

I’

 

 

user on to
rtostni.

MM MIC...

’lllss. mm. m. ms

duration. in mm sum
“W... .

it"‘l‘twm

loot

 

 

 

.. constcttcur tit-2

WEATHER STRIPS

Southernjsllwsy'

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

EDWARD

Is. I motto I

 

 

.MALL PRO'IT‘.

 

Olmplcot in construe“ -n. lone
out in U”.

WI: HAVE Tl I".

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

We sell the strips and apply them to W,
windows st a nominal cm as much chum
could have the work done ye will

IX'IRT ‘HILLU Pl IHIKG A6KLI, RU

Fax Cycle and Hard are iii

no WASHINGTON STRII‘I‘.
"Ivsnvrtsmo mass A noun s 'ro An in.

no

It might remind you of somethi ‘
assortment at pop

 
 

gyou need
or prices.
lilstsrs.
llvsroosts.
lissfsrs. _
lloy's Rosters.
llsn's western} A
lioy’s Western.
tlimllgsn meow
lilacs lined
llosisn Cloves.
lllrsss Cloud.
Working lime ,
Gilpl. .
Wrath”.
use:
It Iufit.‘ . ‘ ,

DAVIS. Tho‘Tallor.

Clothier, Hatter and ‘Fnrnlsher,

Ishsoltsmo listsl Iloeh.

MARK Down slip

THE KRIEGEIRSTOT

MAHM‘KEMU llorlit. BLOCK.

Wi-

Wo have cut that price on all *
garments in out cloakl department...
Citildtens roofer coats, umpire hm
' $2.25 to ’
All Wool beaver coats for ladies, .
liouelo coats trout ‘ 85.9310
Also a great reduction in the

price of all trimmed ats.

H. KRIE ER

Mob-okomo I-l
women-r

Mill Pond
Oysters.

bunny or ill the “all."

llstsls. lutssmts soil;
Intuition applied. '

Isli m rm mum ls.
Address

mluuuugiu

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

Seasonahle
Novelties.

 

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