Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, December 2, 1897 · page 8

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Wile with tilts meet-
by the pastor.

 

 
 
 
 

and lira Charles
avenue. tell from
f vlng night. and
,3}! all his ankle. He
’ ' snee from the in
has since swelled

 
 

 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 

l. at the residence oi
MI. in Maple avenue.

 

M popular semi-weekly

'.. The programme Will
and _ entertaining. it
a bow and arrow social.
lwith musical selections
. the popular ban~

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Wm

Wont daughter oi Mr.
”William G. ill-Count. wa
mortise party last night
" last avenue. A large
young lrlenda were in
m were played and
limpet was served. The»
W a march as tho
’ to the diningvroonl.
were also played by
team. Kins and
were Misses Allcc
Lelia Bowen. Es.
‘ - er. Edith
onus. Oran May King.
. Fannie Rose. Aliw
, Wright. Jennie if

Wright. Harry Wright.
= Charles Hyatt. Alex-
Hlarry Ainsworihneomc
Osborn. Harold Olnv
‘ lite lasCount.

members of East Not"
_ ‘l'lslilicller club. headed
" Field. boarded the 7:10
the Bull Side. last even—

with leathers carried ll
. and decorated lu-
. bite United States u.g
eluh'a emblem They were
W on the ear sud on
as"
mtedly gave their war
4 their arrival in Rowayioll
L to the residence.- at
. the popular oysterlnau.
house gully decorated
and Chitin“. lantern»
. ‘ . is assembled on lite
» three rousing i‘liiiiit‘u
. . All were wamlv
where everything
. ., ‘00. prepared and nwalt~
{the nesting was called in
the president. M'retal’y
" then read the minutes
mag. and a l'ililtlllllil
M smelled lo the
Victor W Ferris. What
an not at been: to div

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

an annually warm re-
ins initiating committee.
entertainment loilllsi

o‘tiontnlelileu. Alfred
Ilsa Crockett rendered
. entitled that “item
dam on house. Virtor
' several selections
W9 colored stories
WI mid and all»
We also a special “Mr

= . 'l‘ile piualss or
m in the roaster was
Millie. as no one set
illhi um Alter this
, mum lire Hausa
a heavily laden table and
p assailant supper. roll-
stew. biscuits. and»
out my ideals of rats

 

 

 
 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

Wilt for its 8t“-
hy Arthur ii. Few
m AM tile has,
Mas. m. m

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

K . ' usual hour. The-

 

m heursuorlaisai W

m rm , on» f

Contentment island.

 

Chins.

George W Raymond is making a
r of improvements about
is
being rebuil and the may is he~
log graded. trees felled and stone re» u

_. Slldl’liilil.liilliicildlol.

 

large nunl

his propen. A retaining wall

moved.

 
 

 

New \orh l
spend a few days.

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

(-911in had built! is leaking quite bum
in two or tree places. and will have

to be repulrld.

 

Charles ihsndler. courhman

Louisa list is’ place,
chased by Air. Willow.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

The pupils oi the South Five Mile
i will give an entertain-
houae Saturday
A usicul and literary pro~

‘Rl'ver schol»
ment in “it school
night.
gramme wit be rendered.

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

“the mat has for the semifinals oi
l‘n chills 1597 chumpion-.
been or
ranged as llows: ladlmhilss May

the Wee B}
ships next HSaiurdt'ly have

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

ilrown on Miss Julio Edna (“upon
Bliss Estell. Hoyt winning the byo.

(lentil-men A. S. 'l’ilt and 0. ll. Seo-
Bulli-

the.
The "inner oi the first match

 
 
 

toy. and E. Learnt and w. 1..
win. Harvey Williams winning
bye.

Will pluy Williams in third round.

 

T0 .llAKF AND SERVE

Aluuys Fall) the motor at Its First Ap
implant". of Bolling.

"The innit important point in mflk'
lull good «litre is to use the water at
to Ros/nylon They won» llw llrst a marsh”- of boiling.” writes

lili'a S 'l'.‘ tori-r in tho December Ln—
llloll lium Journal.

but on inporl'ori. iniusiou.
pill aside l
boiled at l
lllui
take your
wullilcd eul‘h
{rush cold
in nearly
coffee ‘and

'tllfflhlllfllilllfi limo.

morn lug.

the boiling point.

illl M title y
splumllll '
oi water.

Wliltli'. illl!
ma may no
water drs
it again.

him- the ill-trod quantity. Berra- lm
modlalely [rein the same

Pour om it quickly

 

ill the bar
iierving rum is half the built».

urealn it you value your health.”

illll‘ ill nit All A silsil' LAN'l‘.

When u aroma by bodily istigue or
emanated or brain tailor no stilnu-
illnl sow lied serves an wall the pur-
pose oi rulment and rest. both
lsnlily illl mentally. as Iuilll When
healed u but as one can readily tulle
it it Nil be sipped slowly front a
tumbler. ed as it is easily digest“.
one feels very soon its Mia! no
tools. i‘a marl realise the slits»
dialing entitles at this stands new»
mm. ..
uni

 

 

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W'

«last y».

 

r

to build the large cellar
. Hoyt‘s handsome new

phone which. Baggage:
:1 included chanced on
' drawn privately and won
’ . by a man now in

for
Mark Willa . has moved from C. G.
Waterbury“: plane to the late Mrs.
recently pur.

"ii ll boila but
in row mimics it parts with its games.
lli‘l'limf’fl ll I and hard and will main»
Avoid.
their popular iilliii, water that Tillil been boiled mu.
m the Moro null then l'w
sm-
ihe loll-kettle irom which you
uoii'rt- water is thoroughly
tilled with
water and brought quickly
Put the
rbicory in upper portion oi
pol. allow g one heaping tableslmou-
if ground roller and a term

l-hirory to rat-h hull Mm

the
on tho lid no that lin- um‘
i est-ape. and us soon as the
on through the lliggln. illl
mi so continue until you

put. ’l‘hiu
it to .y m; w.» m...“ roller mud not bit on the stove unless
part, where it oannol boll.
ill
winter in e the runs heatnd. illl them
a solo by am": hail lull lllil unaided mill: and pour
«commuted by his in the im lyrntadr tome Do not add
Lillian A "in min»,

her ladies liaise iwv

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

wants in isms la the

WW
ll“ lull! “Witt!
“W“: Mlle EMA“

W.

55 And import-i

 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

l‘l'l “D
, . T2... gt“
, :W'
snous
it ill. 'mvelmgh :m
“gums"...‘rtmf
it a_ ill r:(ieorele
n in wmlmaud lwl.ois‘
ell y 1 our.

flattens prll'ea. to I . Ill rice».
no. at 3*”: null and. M goofing s :fd'rnm.
M N.

 
 

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By vrit‘he oi an execution to the div
reeled. issued out oi" the Superior

° Court. holden at Bridgeport. in and (or

h‘nlrileld county. dated the 26th day of
November. 1897. in iavor of F. W. Per-
ry. tort-'12 and interest. and 25c for the
execution. and my lawful fees. and
against Hubbard Blukesiey.» The date
of said judgment updn which said ex-
cutiou is issued is the 26th day of
June. i879; l attached as the property
0! said defendant debtor. 2 cows. i call.
4 hogs. 5 pigs. 3 yearlings. l on. i hull
and 2 horses. the name being live atofi.
and took the some into my possession.

And i. also attached as the property
oi sold Blakeeley. the following further
articles oi personal property: About
20 tons oi buy, to tons of stalks. about
5 ions oi straw. l lumber wagon. l ox-
rnrl. l plow. .l scalding kettle. and
look the name into my posuesaion.

The. list oi live stock enumerated
first above will be sold at public sale
to the highest bidder. at this. the sign
post. in the town und city of Norwalk.
at or near the Methodist church. on
the tub day oi December. lilli‘l‘. at in
o’clock in the iorenoon._or said sale
will be then adjourned from sail! sign
post to the promises oi the said
lllnilclsloy. at or near the late hotne-
stead oi (‘barles M. Gregory. in said
Norwalk.

The list oi personal property enuln‘
crulrd “200an above will be sold at
public- ltulc lo the highest bidder. at
the sign pom hen-in above described.
on the lllth day oi Dart-tuber. l89'i'. at
to o’clorll in llll’: iorcnoon. or said sale
will on said lllth. be adjourned to the
debtor‘s premium. as described herein
above.

Allelll:

Ll-‘lerl ll. KEElJcit.
A l'ulltllublr oi tho Tun‘il of Norwalk.
ll 2, ii. iii

lilil'l‘illl‘T 0i” NORWALK. so. i'rn-
lmlr l‘ourl, November lat. A. ll. lllil'l.
ESTATE ili‘ HAlA’AIiORE Bl’lNO.
law of Nurwlilk. in mud llltlii‘ll'l. do.
turmoil tlrdnrctl. 'l‘hut tho adminis-
trulor exhibit his administration or-
«rim! to this Pour: for adjustment. at
the Probate ol‘l‘lt’e in Sawmill. on the
Hill day oi December. lit”. at «'l
o'vlorll. afternoon; and that all pcr~
mull- inlet-rated in said Miale may be
uollilrd tilt-real. the administrator will
cause this order to it. published in ll
newspaper having a circulation in
«aid district. and post a copy thereof
on lhélllfln-llol! in said Norwalll near~
«at the place where the dill-eased last
dwell. at least ten days before said
lilil day of December. illll'i.

AliA ll. WOODWARIL
Judge.

Around:

0' RAIIINI

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

Wit.

amt

out at 8
There

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'l

spiel» mile of null-1r all;

mi Sweaters. Corduroy Waist: and
Wool Wrists. Good» that sell new
lsrly tor [8.00 am. 3.50 now closing

1.50mvery tinsel! otter.

's a law Iii-er sites in the
lot at same price.

 

All-wool Manuel Bitirt Patterns, it),
inches i

m ‘7‘.

ong. ill inches wide. in reds.

use. greys. mills and all black.

tor as costs. 31.15;. and ms a mum.
Full shirt Patterns. sit—wool and

shrunk.

ity. for
Men's
$1.25 an

Peres!
sary to
quarters

en ougb

ientltlll
goods. I

ranged
adapted

The

i'

'l‘sble

Are

hack.

 

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in the washable line. but we

Books.
(lolplnlttees iron: the chm-chm and so-
cietien will ilud this line splendidly ar-

fanry pr

 

M

iazdies‘ Umbrellas. 26-in.. line qual-

’a‘5"ca-nta and “.00.
Umbrellas. 28-lu.,
d “.50.

for 31.00.

 

el. it seems almost unneces-
rerniud you that we are head-

ior anything 'und everything
think
of it and take so much pride

in our line at Percales that we have
taken the liberty; to call particular at-

to thiwdejsrmntwnew Fall
ight Mk eflecta.‘
Hummer Percale

224d. wide. 21:. yd.

Special Percale

364p. with. 80. yd.

English Percale

3d»in. wide. 1215c. yd.

 

specially for the holidays.

for good choosing. splendidly
for children‘s wants. No
lres to pay.

I). M. READ co.

WIT.

 

m ’an
MAHACKEMO.

lino oi the loading Hotel» oi ll eplcrn

l lillloouvllt

Complaint Isnovstsd.

andlahunishsd

"museum! cum
a man’s rm m
m. muonsun

amass.

FliiniiiCifll'ii intention.

WA! 9!!“

a mutton.

JOIIPii l.. WAIJ. Proprietor.
W

we STILL STICK
To the old reliable line oi"

Cutlery that we have

handled for ten years. Can’t
seem to find anything better.

OUR POCKEENIVES

made right here in

Yankee land (in Connecti-
eutlend are so good that we
warrant every one oi them;
ll' not just right we give you
soother

or your
Prices We to .2.

Carvers. Scissors. Shears
sndlsslmwsllavslots oi
andtllsysrsasgeodasuao
lls Jill
dcmh'fllsy
our.

gotiasnswstork
muiuwd

Wt
{WM 3 M.

are.

artisan». 7
All wool ladia serge. an union. the.
All wool diagonals. isuey mixtures.
r an wool chariot «ran. all colors.
”it.

All wool checks and novelties. too.

All wool India serge, 52 inches wide.
all colors. file.

All wool drap d'ete. all colors. is
inches wide. The.

Fine imported novelties just bought
at about one halt the regular price.
Our customers get the benefit.

i——i Mondale Muslin. 6c per yard.
i—i Androscoggln l... tic per yard.
iml imperial Sea Island Muslin.

0‘)

on

_ yards (or 31.00.

We have juui received it new invoice

oi Carpets. Five pieces at extra super

South Norwaik.

8km lining. «in yd
Aukindsirnnl 1.", to 2:0 waist

lining. we yd
Best linen canvas. lilo quality. 17c yd
Padded linen. 0o yd
title Sarah silks. lilo yd
It 00 velveta. lilo yd
til-in. pin head checks in dliismll

Indians. all W001. loin! vai-

M. title yd.. to close. :l2e yd
lilMa. blank ligand hrilllauiim.

the goods. lilo yd
try-in. black ligated all wool mas.

worth ills. loo yd

sill: warp heuriettas. it.” duality.
our price. lite. ~

 

our prionflc .

,Pflestlm silk warp henriettas in all

5mm ‘
Outing flsadsl light Shirts.

. We are selling men‘s and hers’ out-
ing flannel night shirts as cheap as
you can buy the material.

lull stoves.

We are now showing a full line 0!

‘ ladiea' and misses' itld gloves at our

own importation. All the new tall
shades and novelties: also the Foster
lace glove and Rocha Suado and even-
ing shades.

 

 

NORWALK. CONN.

.Ot,

Women’s Fast Black Cotton Hose.
2 pairs. 250.

'2 Women' a Heavy Fieeced Lined Hose.’

".pulrs 25c.

JACKETS.

Ladies' Kcrsey Jackets. regular price 88.50. Misscs‘ Remy Jackets. browns. blues and black. 84.00. 85.50. 87.00.

CARPETS.

ingralns. 50¢ per yard.
50 new nation‘s Matting ior 15c.18r.

 

..

Read Very Oarelu ly

As you know it is our intention to retire from the dry goods business about Janu-
ary lot, we, this week, call your attention to several of nanny splendid values we are
ofl’cring you in the dress goods department In order to close out this department first
and make room tor several odd lOts oi stuii‘ we have now in the basement
are the goods worth less than 25 per cent more than the price asked but in the major-
ity oi cases are worth double. ' ‘

Double iolli nil wool llennslsill
browns and block only. 25.:
woods.

Yard wide cmbmercs, all colors.
23c goods.

Yard wide all wool urges. all not.
on. 350 goods. ‘ 2'30 yd

Twenty-live pieces 30o isndy flau-
nel cuttings. ligated hrilliau~
tins». novelty elaborates. ate.
all at oacprioe.

'i'en pleura ill innit all wool heuri-

‘ elm. liil'uo flotilla.

mom to. m.

lilacs stops.

the yl!

lilo yd

lira: yd

«lilo yd

Alli! It'll [tinny
O

 

in! yd

 

stilt warp m:uuulettas. $1.35 quality,

 

We are doing ills eioalt business of
instant. Themiorthisla. our
and» are ”leud our prices are
the tallest.

Ill”.

Our steel: of turn coupons all the '
latest novelties to scam and dollar

ettaaraa wall as all lengths and styles
oi cauli-

lisusfl'uralshlag Department.

Dinner were in white and m-
nied Pie plates in the we and
earthenware. 'llossiers tor the
Titanium“ turkey. Nut crack!!!
and picks. Carvers by the set or pair.
the best goods. Knives or lot-ks h'oat‘
iillc- a set up liliv'or piated knives and

 

forks item $1.50 to “.50. _

TRISTRAM a. HYATT,

 

scar

83 Washlnton Str-

south Nor-walls, Conn."

First, last and Always the Lowest in Prices.
THESE IATGHLESS PRICES.

Heavy lib—i Blankets. 500. 81.00.
§$l..3582..50 81.50 “”00 01.00 .

Heavy Cotton Comfortable-s, 75c.
:SI 50, $2.50 each. .

l

g20c. 25c. extra value We can always I

;ahow you the greatest bargains in
,iown.

. SCOFIELD & HOYT,

.3 WASHINGTON STRICT.

9L0. IUiLDlNV.
Mafia-lit. " ' ’

In no case

Twenty live isney braid sets,
worth 75c. slender. 250 set
We know mean do you good it
you have any lboaahtll of buy-
llur a dress orwatlsi pattern.

Allusv’don't bur ill-sullen
uglllyon have seen what are
t u-

erlwsak my. will site you s

ahead: to read about a host at
bars: in another depart-
ulea .

We sin I have on hand several glues
bow east-.1 various datum
ior window display. an. that

we an anxious to dispose oi.
lim mam oi American «iron

 

“hi-”ml all ,1.

SOUTH NORWALK BOSTON STORE,

 

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we" I...

 

9:

mm ”ml Advertise Your Wallis la The dentin».

Pid’l‘ilitfiil ”All“! To ORDER
rum-a. pm hanging and are-lisp
log.

to

!:
.lw

m
in Washington ”Jason lord-it

 

ill Washington liars-t. Old Qantlnoi lulldlng.
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We will le0
And with!» season‘s greetings. We
wirhtoilrlsgle W“ album ‘ ”'7 his illeilsauiudvsrllslus swam
WILL l mums Plum and not.»
WWI“ materials has illl sad 3'00 . Y..PT
HIRE wit-loam. rim-u muons (one. now
I‘m asdl'lsqats.0ssilsnil.l'lsqas ,
WI null-u. all moratorium-u sill- '""'.:"‘..‘f..":2i'::."“"‘

Or Moro

i _
Will-tiring you order» not My in-al iws
autis- lmtalmimalisr

Away.

 
 

 

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