Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, February 16, 1898 · page 8

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~ . at New York. baa
“u too dlyII It hit; home

 
 
 
 
 

Benedict, .Ir., returned
ty. youterdny afternoon.
ith relatives in town.

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

mi! sol. adrift from the
of the harbor this morning
. ti to Seaside place, where
round out and secured it.

 

nus. oi Osborn avenue, was
diurn' Home at Noroton
many. doing some repair
O

I ‘ er club will meet tonight
,‘Wickl in Rownyton. A
has been arranged and
. are expaoted to he pres-
‘ it.

w”

 

, on. of Riverside avenue. rc-
‘1titter today from Mitts Fras-
. title It the Brooklyn Metho.

insuring that Mrs. Tryon
nioeiy. Monday she was at.
[nod tor the first time. The
to oi her as a good patient.
that site is allowing herself
it! rapidly as possible.

 

filiam C. Hart. of Oyster
t. went out to teed hi» chick-
floming he found fourteen ot
_. ng‘dend on the ground. and in
my were two big dogs. Mr.
cloud the aperatute through
they had entered and made them

He is now waiting for some
claim the dogs and pay him II
intone for the hens.

» WAYNE.

hm}: MILK delivered in hot-
" ve cents per qunrt. Rock
T e Farm, P. 0. Box 84. Row-
ill iw
filo. All! 8. Thomas in quite ill at
' bomcon Prospect Hill.

 

 

 

fl. Thomas has the contra vi to”
ISO-foot dock in Greenwich

\rd M Roth'-
at ('.

 

«Orders for coal

V'IIII‘

, Ghoul!) William I. Stevens.

 

Dirt. 6. W. Brynn.

 

pain W. l Stevens. .lr r.. and lud—

u. inst night.

 

one month oi .Tlanunr)
‘ ROOM I.
Alvin Ifersuwn.
bonnie Hoyler.
out” Seymour.
killed!" 'I'homee.
lama Carpenter, '

m um.
nil.

‘ iii-cu.

 
 
 
 

 

duced in "with. were at number or dit-
ment colored ribbons strung through
a been at Meboard.
heart- vvtth the same color ohm. their
pouch picked out n hurt. Whatever
colorathey found they Ivero obliged to
had n emitter with the lame color.
The two then went to It table on which
were boxea tilled with luncheon. They
tooling" pick andnt down together.
Antoni the guest: were Mrs. Stephen
Hoyt. hire. 8. St. John. Mu. Andrew
Waterbury. Mn. Harry Street, Miner
Meta and Jennie Birehard. Ella and
Minnie Reed. Addie. Helen and Carrie
Belle Waterbury. Agnett and Hattie
Seoiicld‘, Nellie Leonard and Kittie
Paris.

other.I from 40 East Forty-first street
New York city. to the house adjoining
St. John‘s R. C. church. in Noroton.

party Monday night. at her home in
Gracie street, entertaining her pupils
and tricnda. The young people had a
very enjoyable time.

on the place in l‘. V. Cantrell's market.
left vacant by E. E. Chumplin. who
mow-d
where he willd’t’sitit‘ in the.I future.

pie presented the play “Our Folks" in
the Town Hall. Inst night. for the hen—
rilt ot the school library.
large attendance. and all expressed
themselves as much pimped with the
entertainment.

remains of his {other and sister re.
moved from a Brooklyn cemetery to
Spring Grove cemetery. Dorian.
father. Mr. llirlterman, who was the
first husband of lire. Henry Whitney,
of Dorian, was buried in Ifnion ce

wry. Brooklyn. thirty-tour you
”w r-ting of
The seventh annual ,, home oi

King‘s Daughters. held
Mrs. (E. T
IneI '
ml; ulnt; omu

units ever held
atrkpn. Pro ”,3

.th

H. (iuider's

arrived from Northport.
‘ ‘ idoy. with n loud oi oytttr‘" stokes

H Haydn Carrth and daughter.
bare been guests of l’ontntuster
returned to

r‘hotnc in Poughitoepsie, yesterday.
' condition in critical.

Dibble attended the annual ball
to Pilot: denudation in New York
'I he grand more It w as

W by Cnpinin W H. Ilouton. oi South

The following pupils or the Rowdy.
lfllool were period in attendant-e

”I out ”nerd"

Wile. who in not in
to own ”lie I)!»

V m norm on!

Time were two to

 

Dr. Robert A. Toms has removed bin

Misc Stella Foote gave a Valentine T"

Robert Smith. of Stumtord. has tuli-

yeeterday to iiayport. lo. I..

M

A company at liowayton young pm-

1'here was a

 
 
 
 
 

Murphy. at

Murphy in chat
penalty tor whle
content, that at

another. Lust tat iia. u' young
vitriol on JcnnieKin ’tiiliill‘ liar tor
woman in Norwnilt. mi ,He then tied.

one who had tilted him.
but was tound hiding in haughty a Ite— ,
in; at his home. He will . t timca his
tense oi insanity. claiming a
mind is blank and that he Yfipir,‘ hon
extensible tor his dermis
maintaintd einte bin torrent tt“ urred.
has no retollectlon I.”

the grand iury is that against Be.
on, who killed hia two uncles in S:

orez'

Norwallt;
Goddard. John M. linwley. Elmer N
Cornwall.

Swartwout.
John limphy. George Rockwell. Ridge-
field:

rop. William Ii. Roe. iirooltiield; 3am-
uel E. Ambler. llethei:
mer. Huntington; Hobart ll. Camp.
Newtown; Homer L.
hull.

, w- W /

1 jury was commoner] yestcrc
this would; ct It) a 'cioclt!
he one: against 0mm
math. and Antonio De-
VnItord itelinn.

ryed with a crime. the
Ti may he lite Impris-
iltnily disfiguring
‘hlurphy tum:

couuldcr

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

“on outbuild-

ill not re-

Mil. am he

‘itlli (m
Zia“ ‘

on it)!

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

’tIIe netond tint? for It. »
rd lam December.
Following is the lint oi grand ‘)

Chrirtinn Swnrtz. Edwin G. Keolq -r
Julius W. Knowiton. Waite .

 

Bridge port ;
Torah Miller.

.I . "fli'i'y
Standard: ,

Thomas Alexander. Levi K.
Elmer Ii. North-

ansheld. itanhury;
fittphen 'i‘. l'al-
F'nirrniid. Trunk

‘y’

 

Rev. W. II‘ .Dickerntan has had the

lilo

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

M? oi the heel
F' linukam. w . o society. The
.‘rre elected: )Irn.
I; lirst. Saxon. tire—

liiblnins. serrmnry
' T”. .‘m. Mrs. Alfred Morehousr.
‘i Mrs. P. .t. t‘nntroli, I-ommittee
purchasing and cutting; hiism
.loyt. Lapham and Durham, commute:
on parking.

 
 

1181133 ”0018 3mm.

TthuhActofnn Employee of the
Bridgeport Auditorium.
Roy \i’ordin. Hitf'li ii. on usher
Smith’s: Auditorium. Ilridgrport.
pm'iurmttttr'v

:It
shot
ltiliwtii atilrr the nut:-
iiit'ill'iti III:~‘ night. “slut: B ZZ-I-nitlrrc
IlII hIIllIt pinning the right
it'iililii‘ and penetrating the brain.
\‘I’Izrdln \HiS tuiun In no Iillt’finifl'illllri
(Unliiiilili to the I‘m hospital. and his
The young tel-
l(.'.v is said to haw been drinking mn-
Sitit'i‘niii)’ of into.

anly In tiw va III; one of the ot-
tnI-hru oi the iht'iiirt' tmIIIII him cry—
ing in "it? «It the (notions. but Will-l Im-
Itble to tut any IIIINwrr us In tin- muse.
Worti‘tu “rot into on (Into-room under
tho stairs lending to the gallery to
I..tIIInlt the tii‘Pti. Thu-I for their- hurl
horn no reintuu II-nt’tlotl why hr :Ihouid
:iiit'llllli rit‘iiT-iitfiirilt'iitlil. iii» mothrr
I4 Mrs. Maud \Vordin. of tin-gory
sIrIvrt. The (rotor oi the» young man
was it iut'mt'l' janitor oi the Prospect
Sin-tr school. but hats been III-mi inr
H‘Vt’ilii yours.

I. Vt’ii‘t 1',

DEBATING AND LITERARY CLUB.

formalin“ light by Young Hen oi
the congregational Church.
A tmtrtlII-r ot young turn me: in the
ixasctnrnt pnrlor n! the South Norwuik
tft'ngt'rxntiomli I-hIIrI-h Inst night. and
iortnml n debating Imti literary Itot'i
I’ly‘.
ltet‘. IIIIrnIII II. lieurd Itrtod am i’iiiiii"
than and Harry l'oimrn mt wwrvtnry
pro tem.

 

.‘
J And their on: I onme nod III-wintry

to---llnnttio tad Specialty Artiste-~20

Thursday, Becky Bliss. the films Girl.

1:. 'TBRTIII wars...”

"OTT'SJI Feb.14

 

I'nntpnny. ,

t'nntlnoom pertommnw. No not"
Minn-n III-h.

\tulnsdty, lulu (lids.

nun, net. I Romance oi Intro.
sunny Intro. The Galley Sim.
Saturday. I I’Iir Rebel.

Evening Prices. to. :II and 30c.
Matinee. Children. to; Adults. 30:.

Klondike Social! -
Friday Evening. Feb. 18.

 

illi'vti‘i t'luIrI-lt, Numb Von-unlit,

Starting at r o’riowk. Int: mm not” Kinnriiin
IIIIII rrtnru with I'“'K‘t"i|llir‘"'~ IIIII! :I uniII-‘tt
Itttuuvt turrztrh-vtw In I. mownir. .Ill inf the
«m Ill mm own with.

HIM in, tip \I i‘. 't I. i' III the "Milt-t
Hilfll’t' it t -r tiw in n: tit wt ”it I it: In it.

idnisslol, Adults lit; Chilton, tic.

IIIII In Sect Ito? Site ll be Iitlt you
no!

floyt’s Theatre,
Monday, February 2|.

The
TARRY'I‘OWN Willow

Mitrltitrt'lm'iil Hi It. W. 'rl‘llu.§ 0'".

l Vinson-loan! laughs iII lion in!

"The ’I'nrrytmrn Within l- a rnIIr-III'I ploy
which Im- iiit' roIIII I'lutrlwoum ~puritlr‘ in it."
.erv York Journal.
"‘I’lIr ’iuvt'ymwn Willow I»
York III-rum. _
"I'il'r'i ‘53. 70. Tue.
nod til» mic Itinx'-.

 

It hit." Nut

vanbt I'm ~III~- Iii I'ixtlntni'o

 

Concert and Readings

\I‘ ”I"

Soul lomli mm nun.
Monday, Feb. list, ’98

 

William I.. Pom-r. Hurry Iv‘rrriu and
Harry Unborn were elrrtwl n romttilt-
tee to draw up a constitution and by-
love.

Other committees elrrtrd were:
Nominating. tester .I. Waterbury.
('IIrt liing and Harry Fermi; enter.
minment. Fred Mirhrri, Fred Licht-
Milli and William Sterling.

Thu next mommy; oi the club will he
held at tho I-hurvlt Thursday night.
Mort-Ii l. nhrn the committees trill
tnniw their reporm nod no entertain-
Insut will hr.- gtrivn.

 

More! or l'onry iron.

the inner»! o! the late llenry Bruno
our hugely attended yer mm ulter-
IIIIIIII trout the home in my rtrrct.
tier. 0. RunnyI oillciotcd. and the poll.
twitter: were John Kraut-tells. Pritx
(tailor, Henry limiter. (i'nri Writte-
mIIII. colorant Chamois and Joint lied-
Ivny. nil members at Humboldt lodge.
Humboldt lodge and boom lodge it»
trotted in a body and mi hand-nine
floral mom. as did alto the south
Norwaiit lire another. The burial vru
in liirrrnide Wary.

Mfimlfldfl.

 

met. IIIIIIIIFfirFIv. .urxnnn
MISS (HIM 1-: £35,: III: nnossox
MR lltlBI-Illi'l‘ II uranium
.\lii WAL’I’I-Iit ’35"; ',Irr.\.\'I.I-:v
Tm“

. 0
ADULTS "Gilli, 25 01".

Imr‘ open at in» moron at I lzht "Henri:
Tickets on rule at Plot WHY n. m to

Sighimiit m Mutual

IIISQUERADE BILL!

I
M l? 'I'II Div--

Gflililli SARIGBRBIIIII

a...“ 1'...

Serotonin ML

Monday Evon’g Fob. 2|.
”till? it! l’hllharnumie (m

 

reunite“ ocnoor.
ENTERTAINMENT.

 

lint. Flora ll. Malls. toolbar Iii

 

moummfiwmm

M‘5tb. It

 

‘coNCEIININc
SILKS.

and radiance.
abutting oi charming efforts.
on I-ollcrtlou «It, delightiui coloring;
and henntitui blending»

the new Poulutdu. in probably greater

: Icry [Ii’i‘ifl’iinil oi artitnir taste.

' that the hotter nillts this mum will
divide the honors with the tumor Tut-
Inns,
something like to dilcrent styles.

garments that hurt: just mow in are
making a great hit and are selling mp.
idly.
mind lion and they
inner may nitr- witndld
to “try our» who Worms nomethinx nirr
inr II shunt outlay.

tloitr '

e;

 

oi new ctylen. Sunlhine
A newer and brighter
Mogul

Opening

Among the limit, that we mention arr

rurirty than we have ever shown;
ht. medium and dark designs in the

hi) rentn .I yard.
tuii Zl—In. ride.
the prevailing opi ”til thin season is

consequently thin uttering —-
all
'rsivrinsbwu ill meet a popular demand

..,. It pretty as well as durable grade. ‘

I..\ HIES' COAT S.

We the in a particularly happy mood

.. this depurtment. lit-rouse the new

They are Is choice Myles no we
are low-priced.
nJiiMacliCm

 

...-_.. ;
I
wnnrnrs 3
We ifl'flflii selling witlt‘
limit lirnnnciza III 7.1 n-nts II yard. 'I‘hI- yE‘,
rt‘ilti no that that we added Axminstvrr
'l'lwn. in order to tree:

low-prim

and Monomer,
butt much In» ttIliiIl do. ‘9 United on'
“their all III 77. rents n yard. \i'I-‘u
mlltii' fair play tor thaw who have
pi’t‘ifl‘t'lll’tl in the matter by giving tour

3 .

Mirth to whom:- irom. and or on» prior
Result. cm» now itmtitying the more :

HAS i lKI-Ziit 'li l BPS.

This hill lit: the. int mention oi the
his: show i:Il Liter. ‘II'iI clone mtt the en-
tire Int. l-‘nlr twining?

LnIliI-II' nthn ll. fir’niitipwi and uni):
ior 7m

broitlmmi, l‘.’ I'I‘ltia each or ii

O'II'HKSQV ro'giiim' 25‘ nudity.
lmiltu'
I rt itlerml, 304‘ T

25 rem-I enrh-«rI-unlnr

onuiity :It halt wire.

The D. M. READ CO.

 

Your
Wife
is a ‘
Jewel

Ami your borne in her netting.
which you wish befitting her.
Then- 3! nothing tltnt helps more
than your walls. “it'll the paper
on them auit her! Home new

 

 

 

:III-littru Itcnllopml and em- ‘

pretty paper would nuke her m:

I

Wish am '
'No. 2 Burrito ”Budding,

 

W»...- HW’

New Dresg Goods.

 
 
 
 

I “walk, Conn.

The season is now at bond when man people are thinking of New Dress Goods.

Separate Skirts.
Our Shirts are noted tor their superior finish as, well as their shape. No better

Black All W001 Storm

Serge Skirts,

Navy Blue All Wool Storm Serge Skirts, .

Black Btilliantinc Skit is,
Black Cheviot Skitts, braid ttitnIuiIII,

. a

Black BIilliauline SkiIt t.., finest quality, .
Black Brocade Silk Skirts, . . . .
Black Brocade Satin Skitts, . . .

Ladies‘

Nearly every day brings New Dress Goods to our counters. We are receiving the very
latest novelties of the foreign and domtstic market all soon as they are produced.

hanging Shirt can be made than those we sell, and the materials used are the very best.

Black Brocade BI illianiine Skin is, . .

$2 75 and 3

.....

. 4. 50
. 5.00 and 550,
0.50
7 50

o. .

Muslin Underwear. ,

Special sales of Ladies’ Muslin Underwear, commencing SUURDAY,’ Fri). 12th.

TRISTRnM o- HYATT,

NORWALK, CONN.

 

 

SOUTH
Ready to Prove it.

Imttw in the hut I- ilk-II.

Scoiidi z.

NORWALK.

-i ii i-
WHAT?

. .ta

 

NORWALK.

That no how hotter gomi- and lower [trio-Ins than any other
Will. " “('1 Man» \II- oicul Ill 1 «Implode Horne Furnishings.

Special Sale Carpet and Rug Department.

Best Wool Smyrna Rugs. 30x60. 5
Moquette and Axminster Rugs. 30x60 {79 I3

CURTAIN DerAImuENI.

It! pninI litn lave t' urtniu- ................

:.\II it. v xtrnquniitv Minion «bucket. ltlI.’

 

_ $1.98 and $2.50
i’ i , .2. 50

5-pict e parlor suits

”Jr pair.» double tun-ad Snub imt‘ 'Iixtl it. heat) opaque I-.urtnitL-I ----- )
t'liflflillh, 3;. yd». long ................ ”.35 ilt'tl") inn-mimioor lure fringe $23 40' 45’ 5‘
III Will! III-nvy t'ilt'iiiiit' I'Iirtoins. i ............... .- ............ “lit and 3th I'm'il ‘1".- M’lid ”3k iledliliim
yds. long. heavy fringe top and 77m :Ill "tint! \rml rurtniu [Kilt-st. Silit . ------------ - $19
bottom ..................... $2.7m, in". 5.30 lint-o I-Inls, I'l'lll'y to hang ........... Z‘II' , Solid oak IuIrIl rum-Ii dining t-hnir.....fl
Bargains in Every Department inDry (i s, Notions and Domestics.
83 Washington St.. SCOPE“) & H0 '1‘ Club Building,
So. Not-walk. -- . 1 Norwalk.
m

 

 

3 We make one average ptice o.I cveI ything In the entire stOIe.
This :s one~half the price the same. goods used to sell for.

This opportunity is being taken advantage of by hundreds.

of it

stock with a rush.

l

 

lit-om $2 to $3 on a ’dress pattern.

i
l
1
i

‘We want during the next week hundreds more to take advantage
The idea oi making this unparalleled offer is to clear out the

The opportunity for buying Ii dress at; these prices, is unsur-
Epassetl and the choice is excellent, for we today have the largest
Dress Goods stock in South Norwalk, and you will save anywhere

Just think of it; $2.50 today will buy more goods at the
South Norwalk Boston Store,

118 WASHINGTON STREET.
Than $5.00 would anywhere else in towa.

George R. VanAlstyno, Proprietor.

 

 

chilling and Identical. : CHICKEN FWD.
5.117123... : no FOOD.
AHW Materials. 1
“datum.“ unturned. WM“-
mmumwuwdg. F " B k .
tr Wat-tutor: 81ml. ‘
......... ' Crackers
4 Colin. I
A {It 1 50- $1.00 per barrel.
uranium W“W““”Wv
mm you “MWWNW

 

 

Grand Central liartet,
RAILROAD PLACE.

Wholcanie and Mail dealers in

Fresh and Salt Fish.
Oysters. Giddy. .

12mm new
Vegetables.

Wow...

BLUE POINTS um Olf'l‘ ON THE
mu Wit.

limlladi-hputtndrvcrydoy
mmm

 

 

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THOROUGH
courszsm-

look-heaping.

Imus unt- calm
Arithlaotlo. ,
”cilia. .
Gunmetal Loo. ’
lost-u: commode-u.
Wad.

”painting.
Ital.- h I It

in it! mummdggm W .
BROWII’S

 
 

 

 

 

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