Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, December 7, 1897 · page 5

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m whorl with a cer- ' “
go '61 lentil x The oyster cleaner Joeephille bee .
' been ield no tor the winter ,
llteetllet. Thebkberthopricethe
better the quality. aa a rule. but price
doeee’t elm mile quality; the .
reputation of the roller counts. We
ed:eeate pure, clean grain producer.

W Witt at 8 o'clock at the rectory

A the Baptilt church tomorrow
in Will! Itreet.

night. rary and motion! program-
, _ me will be rendered.
The colored four hundred of Bouth

 

mean real tournament will
‘. inthellorwelkelnhroomethe
etmeweekorthodretotmt

P...—
m Heine: and Fred Malcolm,

ll. Deter mil new the
in New York city .

jlfighhbbilififlllo tell from
j mo new reeideoce three
“Allin“! able to be out.

delegation from the Norwalk
Baboon! church will et-
a :pecial meeting in Cranbury.
I-
will: M. Kelly, 01,."th York city.
‘ lie: opened airmail!
I! Went avenue. has had iiret~claee

“wane-m will be olieerved in Bi.
M“! church a: older at obligation.
7 menu: at 5:” o'clock and 8
walnut. mills . .
,tlhrietnlee Ivonne will. be tied in the
Meat of St. Pani'mnhurch. every
. lit until the work to completed.
m afternoon at 8:80 o'clock there
tile chapel. ,

a metal new written- not
etc will he held nude! ,N by
Mirth! It! l'e on The
W reheareei will he held on Eri-
The oiioir If the Y flopie'e eo-
olety of Chi-tattoo mayor of the
dismal]: Conventional church will
meet tonight at the residence
of ill: Minnie Witwuin Went Mil
m.

Owing to the storm. Saturday after-
econ. the meeting of the Junior Work-
er: of the Norwallt Christian Endeavor
union. which was called at lire. E L.
fly’e reeldence in Holden piece. was
, not held.

The unuai meeting of the Norwalil
Will association will be held in
the room of the Not-walk club to—
night. Winning/at 8 o'clock. A one-
elnl‘nioltiiig of the director: of the al-
notation Will be hold at 7:30 o'clock;

William H. B. Diebrow. of Welt ave-
one. who recently completed the Ill-
motion at a vitridnd brick pavement.
in North Adam. lane. and he: been
encoding a tow day: in Troy. to ex-
pelled home Wedneeday.

tl bilalliene “nee. applied
nee of cite. "will be found
in neural, r; Mawh': advortleltil!
we. lie advocate: pure. clean grain
“ note. and will return your money
, ily it you are not eatiailed

' what you tel of him.

Allow driven by Ellen Brown. a lie-
m elerll entdlort'ld lily Grocer John
a. Word. ran away in Cree: etreet.
Melt. yeaterday noon. it wee can-
”u in Wilton avenue by [letter Car-

llnhn I". Haley. iir. Brown wee

I out, lint eaceped injury.

were brew-tar and William Nich-
ale‘elhere til the company that
'. W'Alebeua" in lloyt'e Theatre
nilitt. were at Mariel W
WWW me in Main
”Weill. deride the afternoon.
elm lateral record: of ram they
1 la the iner-

_ ie at llapney today i I
deal for e teed null and lame

were brine made to the
u in the acute
WW church. in
s which the norm

Wotan elevate»
3M0: inhibition”
. H a”

:re‘llraillvie

Norwelk are propel-inn for a grand ra-
ntion at an early date.

Uncle Tribe. No.3, Imp. 0. it. It.

will center the Attendee degree tonight
on :everal calculation. .

a rehearsalfor the Norwalk Muel-
cnl Union': concert will beheld to-
nuht in Germain Hall. ‘ ‘

lire. Wilaon he: moved her bakery

from the Anetta building in’ Weaningw

ton :treet to 4 Pine etreet

A eel-vice in memory of the late Mrs.
James D. Shea will be held in at. May
ry'e church. Thnreday morning.

The Centralcluh will holdita mon~
thiy meeting trie evening at 8 o'clock.
at the Woman'e Central club.

Paul Kramarcik and family. of
Brooklyn, are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
John Kramer-elk. of Ely avenue.

Mia: , Nina Lewis. of West Main
street. has returned from a visit with

. Mre. George Benson. in Southport.

Mia: Mary 'i‘roy. of Platteyllle ave-
one be: returned from :3 weeks
vivit with friends in New k city.

Rev. J. .l. Furlong ”it im-
proved of a recent "mi-13w not
able to attend to outside (tulle-Ens yet.

The fifth annivereary of .l
oration of St. Mary's church‘v ’
served at the 10:30.0'clocil:

Sunday. _ l '
St Marya paro colder Nib
like been cloned two «inexact

of an epidemic of diphthella. Was re-

. opened yeeterday.

W”
mamg’flouuclln lees. wl hold a,
regular “might for i! elect~
ion of ofllcere All membere arc rcr
attested to be present.

.\ carrynll load of No'rwalk pcnpln
will attend an entertainment to be
given in St. John‘s Mission church.
Lowieboro. tomorrow night.

Mre. Alfred Plait. of Maple llreuuc.
has been confined to the house by ill-
ness for a number of weeke. but is;
now gradually recovering.

Adaugbter was born Sunday to Mi
and dice. illiternok Koiomon of (“lay
atleoi. Kolomon la the genial butlllol
employed by Jacob Sellout).

The Golden Rule circle of King's
llaitghtera met in the pastor's atud'y of
the First (i‘ougregationnl church. Sul-
urilily afternoon. Not many wore out
owing to the novoro lltorm.

an

Attorney Georgi.- ll. \‘uebul‘g. .lr..
was in Wilton..yeeterday. taking all
inventory of the property of llubbllrd
Billie-icy. who recently made all llll~
elgnment for the bencllt of hill credi-
tors. '

Tlli" monthly meeting of ill. Joeopll‘ll
Total Abetinenlze. Benefit and illtorllry
moiety will be held tonight at 8 o‘clock
in Mueic Hell. The intereeting pro.
gramme prepared by the committee br-
gill: ht ll o'clock.

M the regular meeting of the South
Norwalil Fire Police. leet night. Thom»
all ti. Donaldllon. recently elected arc-
ond earl-tent engineer of the depart-
ment. treated the membere in retrellh~
manta in honor of the event.

There willybe ll meeting of ill. An-
drew'e Brotherhood in the chapel of
Our Holy leriolu. toninilt. Friday
afternoon the Junior auxiliary will
meet and the Induetriel wheel will
hold e. melon leturday night.

»A boil. of imperial t'rown cigarll till
a curl-tiller will will be highly ep-
milled in MI! thicker.

" 'i‘lie‘flpwerth‘ Meade meeting at the
ml “0le church. lunday
night. wet led by (4' ll' 'i‘rietreat. ‘I‘be
moulded to by e larger
number than ritual and the routine
will full of interact. in the afternoon
lily. V. A. Maid preached in Gran»
bury.
*l'ite cola-lieu on the atrium eel-
ebretloa of the Mall W

‘eiehilr‘lhhavem m er-

Momentum-
5 fl

wAnnual clearing eale of trimmed
hate.“ greatly reduced .prlcee. at 8. s.
Tillotaon'l. 16 North. Main etreet.

Mrs. Frank Wileon and one Ken»
oath. of Bridlooort. are gueete of lire
Wileon': parents. Mr. and hire. John
Bouton. of Main :treet. ‘

. hire. Herbert Bone and son. of
Brooklyn. :pent Sunday with hire.
Role‘e parente. Mr. and hire. Cherie:
A. Burr. of Center avenue.

The Y. II. C. A.-roollil will be open
thin evening from 5:30 to 10 o‘clock
f r inspection: but the gymnaeiunl

in will not be open until Friday.

William Tongue. who hae been ill at
his home in Broad River. hoe gone to
New York and Brooklyn to vial:
friends and recuperate.

Charles E. Lockwood. who hoe been
ill of the grip at his home in Weetpoli
monue for the part two weeks. was
out again this morning

James Hawkea. autuchiulst furmer—'
ly employed by Fred Ambler. will
shortly open a shooting gallery.

Charles Hoyt. keeper of the Nor-
wulk aimebouoe. la villtlng “Realms-
houee in Danbury today.

Additional abeivee are being placed
in the vault in the town clerk‘s other
to secure the safely of the town rec-
ords.

Thc Masons aid Bricklayel'a' union
ull-t that night and decided to have its
annual dinner Thurlday night. in Mir

h. " f.iMi toot.-
“ a" Rankin“ B c" ? n a n a r .knew of the, good quality omhebary'e

Norwalk.

i‘olfax Encampment «inferred thr-
Plitrlarcbllll null Golden Rule degree»
on two candidates. Eri Burdick hid
Fred Abdel-eon. last night. The Beyal
Purple degree will be conferred on
them two weeks from laai night.

-W

The combined acrylic of the First
Methodist Episcopal church will be
bold tonight at the Baptist church.
The sacrament of the Lord‘s suppcl
will be utlmlllislcrcd.

—-~The lioalou sun-c. Nllrwalll. have
ripened their book department. You
can now have good reading for little
money.

("unstable Lou-ill ll. chlor given no-
tllo in another column ihni the porou-
unl property of Hubbard lllalioelcy
will be sold at public auction it! ill'?
sign-poet on llcccllllmr it; u! 10 o'clock
it. or. null that the little will lhcu bl-
udjmlrucll to Mr. llillhculcl‘e premium
in the afternoon.

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' "modulus TO THE FEDERATION

Numnik and South Norwaill will
probably send eighteen or twenty we.
Int-u to tho meeting of the Fedelnllou
of Women's i‘lubu in tiridneport. to
lllili‘i‘iltl‘. From South Norwalk more
will be Mrs. H. ii. For. hire. .|. (l. Jell-
nlugll. hire. .i. ii. Knapp. him. i. 8.
Jennings, ilr. Emily Pardon. Milli!
Mary Kirby Jennings and Mr». M. ii.
Perilous; from Norwaik. Mrll. 'l‘. K.
Noble. hire. J. (l. tire-gory. Mina llotbu
alone Pinned. hire. llexler Hitchcock.
hire. it. J. Hill, Mine hilly Hinton.
bible ilerlih |.. Slovene. hila- Katharine
Kroner and him .loeepblne Jennings.
him Agnee Lilliolabu and Mill: Amy
Wood will piaykdurinn the afternoon.

M W

llr. filliilllrwi hope there hurt any
trouble between .lilnpeon and hill wife.
i met them both touting up in the
lreiu. ’i‘hey rat in different care and
didn't notice each other when they
got out. lire. smithmoh. that‘s all
right. hire. .iiinpeon told me yeetelw
day that tile and lit. lineman were
MM to New You today to collect the
new parlor furniture.

W
30"“ Hilda PAID

llr return: received by
doing The lieniinei no a medium.

rlorlcnl’

a

The city Mm Iiate have tilill
day widened in the earl of the
underlined. where they will remain

tor tile period of twenty dare from

title date open to the turpentine of
oily retool liable to laletiee it till!

city
limit I. ‘ltYth.

ob

novel-time

inn] 1'. Hit ,m

lemon-ti Stun

.ri‘i

Mountain to
- Riemann

Hill 'I'IIALVIKG Yill'm ills '
A.\'ll Willllih' V03 Tlll‘.
i’flAi Til'AI. III‘TIES H)?“

8000000000000000000' NH” 0

The trim to on the pumpkin.

And the corn in in the ‘eboek. "

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

A SPERRY & BARNES HAM

How Juicy and tender. biotwlthatand-
log all the printera' ink that has been

none better) it n the s. I: B. A little
lower in price. but none bitter.

(‘omo here for Buckwheat (loose).
The Famous l-‘ll'ut r‘rlee. the Whitest.
the Lighteat. the Famous. Sold last
year with great satisfaction. To all.
lit-lb package 2.3 cents.

. Full weight package goqde of Pan
('ake material in great variety.

it would appear that illnorepeopie

New Wheat Food Vitus there would

be more sale. Try it once. '

While Meal. Bolted Yell ' Meal.

Maple Syrup. 251 qt ._ Preserved

Cherries. Strawllclricr, Raspberries

Apricots. in fiiillll' lure. 22c jar. Fig:
and new. ls'rc.

in Nb boxes. fresh
i‘l‘clllu l‘liecae. (fanned Chicken.
Stock

hllil ed Smoked lleel to: abduct.
of Apple Buttel renew-d

Lorenzo Dibble,

Model Grocery.
l3 NORTH MMN ST, 80 llOllWALK.

morale...
COURSES.....

-mm
look-keeping.

iDoublc null tingle ultiryJ
Arithmetic. w. ..
Spelling. ‘
commercial Lew.‘
Illinoea correemdence.
Shorthand.

Tynewrltleg.

Student: not advanced let conduit to
brain the rennin acorn: ere lamented
in the marble»

BROWN’S
BUSINESS........
COLLEGE,

NEW I‘ll ”fulfil.

FLORIDA

And the South. .
lly the moat popular of all routee. the
“vellum blh'il.
theorem rail every week tiny.» ll o'clock
in the afternoon from l’ler lug-lath lily-
er. 'or new. elm Milli. circular-
and yell-eel information. will
William I. loan.
at». “01318! new oer.
lentil ltorwaih. Gone.
lent Inflow innocence

‘ any".

a

 merri\\ cued.
\030

uolu: ru til teal, um Altai itti .

WINTER Tenn alleles noxml‘.
iin 8.1308.

and is shed orer some others. there in . '

ertlle truthfully.

mo'ney cheerfully and immediately

when noted for; all the arentee
.000” "ONIIk. “0.3 one an 0‘” you. K“ m

Stanfield.

0!" 0l' it "018 AS!) (rinks All!
IN Ill SWISS, AX!) THE!“ (UN-
BINED KABSIWIB ASIOl' ‘iT Ti)

3i“ training did 'lt.

.l Axi-

CHIIGIIIIIIIIGIIOIIOOIIO.

B-r-rir-

Bill lT'S (Willi 1'0
Bil 00w 'l'lilll INTER.

Not neeeaaary to shiver longer than
it takes you to reach our store and get
lnaide one of our ‘

OVERCOM‘S-
$6.50

Will buy an Ai.l..-W0(ll. lllA’l-l.
BLACK or BROWN. l‘aS’l‘i‘nlnR.
well made and trimmed. pci‘lvcl lil-
ting. We can lead you gradually up
the scale of quality and prirc until you
reach our top round. a Silk-lined Mon-
’lllguack. for 825. in briwecu we huvc
liorscye. Mcitouu. ilmlgll and Smooth
ilcuvera tutti Fancy Woreleds.

it $10. $12, $13.50,
$15, $18 and $20.

All wuul Suite. beginning iii $5. We
would be plouncd in how your i‘illfilillll.
You'll find everything licpt in; ii “I‘M
claaa i‘iolllillg and Furnishing Store.

l-liurc Upon i-Zvculugli.

1
Our Guarantee-laminated low.

M fiouth Main Street.
flouth Nor-walk. ‘

maroon A. Dim.
W.

7'0“"! imilémn.

Southerngeliwey

SHORT till 1‘0
flail-Bl.
"we. Mia-lo
liken. allelic. Mm lettii
. durable. All Delete teeth '
and W

flbwwli “all” Inning“ from

«3%.

 

econ towel

 

. mealtime.

Comstock Brosl'

. [loveli‘itsaw

 

Iaheellelne lioteblieoh.

All wool beaver coats
Bouclo coats from

Mahaokomo

'We will Give

”WI. Will!"

It on lumen:

'l‘ilh’ All! Willi “WW“ MIDIUI
II "I 30"”.

 

Mitochofluppliee, new. mom. mm

Cutlery. Pocket Knives, Scissorec , ‘

mmmmnmrcwn

’ 3c: Cutie ottoman

‘ 129 Washington Street. ' .
"EVERYTHING FROM A N Show TO AN Alltlllihll:

Read DOWn this

It might remind you of something you need.
assortment at popular prices”. «.—

ilietere.
Overeoete.
leafere. _ _
loy'e Ieeferif"? ‘
len': Sweaters.
Boy’s Sweeter};

_Voelen Ilene.
. flue: Clem. a: ‘
‘ ' "Herein! Ilene.
- .. Gene.
Urietieu
ion: _
Ear lulii.

DAVIS The Tailor. "

Clofiiie‘r', Hatternnd Furnisher. .

MAIIACKEMO HOTEL BLOCK;

We have cut the price on all
rrzlllllellta in 0U] cloak department
Children’s reefer coats, empire back...

$2. 25 to at!

for ladies,

' price of all trimmed hate.

H. KRIEGER,

Hotel

Excelsior
Selle v"

”OEWA '4'. "
The

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