Evening sentinel, Monday, January 8, 1900 · page 5

 

 

 

 
 

 
 

arty gates diminishing
. weather note‘ay i Sileasant wezthler

prevails Choral a Mono. e-

Would wore. but covering onlya

small autism is control over the north-
mpmthnotthelake region This
cold area. will be over New England to-
night and Tuesday. Temperatures in
thhmeflonwlll probably talltoabove
mm above tern.

in. national banks will hold annual
meetings tomorrow

The Noelcal linings rehearsal
in lluslc Hall. yoste .

Asmhubeenhorntolrandllrs.
Andrew Btevens. of Broad River.

~Conductors on“ the lied Line are now

allowed a hall hour lay oi! tor supper.

Plonesr Hook and Ladder Company
.will hold a special meeting this even-
ng. \

Cocos Hayloftg No. 96%. will have
its raising up of Moore tonight at 8
o'clock.

—-Pure Coffee with Groom. at Lane‘s.

Louis Ladrigan. of Attorney Joseph
A: Gray’s alien. is taking a. few days'
vacation.

Mrs. John McMahon. of France
street. has returned home from a visit
in Danbury.

Miss Florence Brown. of Hanford
Place. spent Sunday with friends in
Southport.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Raymond Brothers are discharging a
cargo of bituminous coal from the boat
Theodore Sturgcs

 

Miss Mary Evenden is quite sick at
the residence of fir. and hire. P. N
Smith. of Bnyvlew avenue.

 

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The Monday Afternoon Whlat Club
.. is being colonel“ b rs. J}. W

MIA daughter was born yesterday to
Mr. and mo. Mitts: Hoes. of Port
Chester. formerly of Norwalk.

 

The petition veatibules on Red
Line can will orwarded to the
Railroad . this week.

Charles E. F Clspham hoe placed a
litter of coach dog puppies on exhibi~
tion in the window 0! Clapham & But-
ler‘s plumbing totablishmeut in South
Main street.

A meeting of the voetry of Trinity
Church will‘ be held tomorrow night or
9:19 o'clock. ot the rectory 99 West
street. All members are expected to
be present.

--l‘resh Bpareribs. Pigs Hooks and
Plucka. at the Public Norket.

A special communication of Old Wen
Dodge. l“.t $4: 99.. la gilt: tor Wed~
nesday a p. m.. r e purpose
or ottendiu thr‘tiinoral of Bphriam
Thomeo All floater laeona are tra-
teraally invited to attend.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Mingus. oNorwalkboy. was

It “ on the river near the
Terry beet house. aauirdsy afternoon
when he tell into the water. Several
lads who were near by recited him be-
.inre he could stiller harm.

Kr. and Ira. Robert Dix. oi Broch-
lrn. and hire. C. F. Triotram and son
Robert. of Berkeley street. Norwalk
Will leave for Green Core Springs
l-‘lorida. Westley. January 19. Nr.

Trlstram will Join the party late in
February

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The adjourned quarterly meeting and
election of sincere oi the Norwalk His~
torlcol and Nemorinl Library Associa;
tionwllibeheld intheroomsoith
association. Lockwood Building Nor:
walk. Wednesday evening. January 10.

The monthly meeting of the Epworth
lanai Reading Club. of the South
Norwalk lethodIet Episcopal Church.
win lie hold at
at I oelock sharp. All members of the

im interested in this new club are
invited to attend.

The adjourned Door! 0! the City
at Norwolkva. w. I". E.“ enough”:-
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monolyillothishomeinTarlsrave-
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Our Brothers Woo. 0. l".. will
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«Women-manner. ‘Lsne.

one-thiymetlngor Old Well
llaokondlladdorCompan‘ywlll he
tonight at9o:.clock

leases H. Tolles and wile. of Bing-
hamton. N Tuorethegucetotreis-
lives in South Norwalk.

Miss Eva I... Forria. of West street.
arrived home Saturday night. from a
week’s visit in' Boston loss.

A delegation oi the Kennedy Guards.
oi Dpnbury. will attend the 'l‘. A. B.
ball in Music Hall. Wednesday night.

i
Revenue Collector Ambler was in
town today. looking after the licenses
garb?” dealers and billiard and pool
es.

The Lamont Glee Club will hold a
rehearsal tonight. commencing prompt-
ly st 7: 90 o '.clock in the Gourmet ion.
al parlors.

William Werts. lather oi Mrs. Jennie
Smith. and David 8. Wei-ts of Nor-
walk. died at his home in Newark. N.
J. last nlgh t.

-—-Shoulder Stock. 10c
Market.

The Y. P. 8. C E. of Calvary Baptist
Church installed oillcers yesterday The
installing ci'dcer was bliss L. Hartwell
the former president.

The civil action or Brower & Wor—
den. against Charles W. Corbin. of
Norwalk. will come up for trial in the
Norwalk side of the Town Court to-
morrow.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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The annual meeting of the Woman a
Guild 0! Trinity Church will be held
Wednesday night at 1: 90 o ‘clock. at the
residence of Mrs. Sarah J. Beers. 8
Fairiield ensue.

L.‘ . 1. .. «or
* Harrlhon' mlth, a well-known and
popular member of the athletic team
at Yale College. has been the guest or
Edward B. Monvllle. ol‘ West street.
the past week.

 

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A cottage prayer meeting will be held
Tuesday evening at the home of Ralph
alrchard. Kain street. Dorian The
Neighbors and friends are cordially in-

ted to be present.

——Dr. N. s. Roach. ocullst. can hr
consulted in the parlors or the Ma-
hackemo Hotel. on 'l‘uesdays. between
the hours 01’ i and 7 p. m“ and daily
between 9 and 19 a. m.. 9 and 9
p. m.. at 990 State street. Bridgeport
Eyes examined and diseases treated.

On account at the scarcity of ice. a
company is forming to stack the ice
on the pond at R. (l. Millard in West
Norwalk. as the ice is very clear and
about a loci in thickness.

The South Norwalk Y. M. C. A. will
hold o reception Wednesday evening
January 11'. it will he the annual New
Year‘ 1“: reception. which was postponec
because of the iduslcai Festival.

 

 

 

 

The South Norwalk Council will
meet tonight. at 9 o‘clock. (or the pub
pose oi electing s councilman to sue-
ceed Henry P. "organ. msigned Attor-
ward there will he a business ’sesslon.

Rev. Henry C. Wing was indispoeed
last night. while conducting the ser-
vice in the Methodist “Episcopal Church
and requested Ronni-l a. Kidd to com-
plete the service. which was done very
elheiently.

l-l. Krlcger a Company‘s greet clear-
ing~out sale of cloaks. ture and winter
goods is now going on. They will tur-
niah your and your children with good
warm winter clothing on their easy
payment system.

inventory will not prevent W. 8.
Sturtevsnt from continuing the special
soles inaugurated for January and Pei»
ruary. and this week he will throw bar.
mine out each day. lie invites the
public to look “bionic-3k over. _

—-roo Umbrellas 'l‘eit otter Holidays.
Mint he. sold Silk. 9,195 to 99" twill.
tocto‘lic. immeaaoiiercent
on. at T. J. Issuer‘s.

Fine codes is one of Charles 9:. Soy.
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WOHEN’S JACKETS.

Handled every one of them: decided
upon the utmost limit 02
would stand. and have priced them ac-
cordingly collected in lots. choice. so
much for any garment in each lot. This
makes selecting cosy tor you.

udies‘ Rough Cloth Jackets. in
brown or navy. gloria silk lined. double
breassted. box trout. were 99. 98 now

991

Ladies' Black Cheviot Cloth Jackets.
satin lined. double . high
standing collar (special), were 95.,98
now 99 t9.
Indlce' Black Kerssy Cloth Jackets.
giorls silk lined. 5 row stitching, were
96. 99. now 9'4. 49.
Ladies‘ Tau Melton Cloth Jackets.
double breasted. roundedbox front.
glorla silk lined. fancy stitchins.vrere
98. 49. now 99.98
Ladies' Black or Novy Iolton Jock-
ets. double breasted. aotln lined. bos
trout. were 9.98. now 97.99.

ets. tailor made. satin lined. double
breasted box trout. were 910.99. now

“indict“ BIa’ck mill with Cloth
Jackets. double breasted. box trout. ex-
tra duality. “tin lined. were 919.“.
now 919.99. ‘
Ladlea’ Castor Helton Cloth ”Jacket
scallop collar. braided collar. and lap-
cls. satin lining. guaranteed two sea—
sons. were 918.99. now 919.49.

TAILOR MADE IUITB.

Those for winter wear. Some very
select choosings for you here. Node ol
the newest materials. Styles up to the
minute. The very heat production or
tailor artists are represented here. Lit-
tle week on aises. hence the present re~
ducegl prices.

Lsdles' Grey all wool Cloth Suits.
Single Breasted. boa trout. skirt iiy
trout. were 97.99. now 96- 49.

Ladlea' Black Cloth Suits. single
breasted. silk rovers. toilets silk lined
locket. were 919.98. now 99.98.

La'dlos Blue Covert Cloth Suits. lot-
1'): gasket. silk lined. were 919.99. now

Ladlee‘ Grey Cheviot Suits. jacket
box front. skirt open on side. were
99. 99. now 91.99.
dies’ Blue Grey Cheviot suite.
et double breasted. round trout.
skirt scalloped. side button trimmed.
'fid‘ilo‘anlm: T‘u’h Bern's
es‘ so 0 r
double breasted. tight fitting kit. fly
trout skirt. were 919.99. now
Ladi ea‘ Dark Grey Cheflot Bulbs. dou-
ble breasted tisht fitting Jacket. silk
lined. were 919. 99. now 910.99
Ladies' Black heavy Cheviot Suits.
locket by from. satin lined guaranteed
tor two seasons. were 911.99. now 919.98

clock.
impetigo this store. “means.

this chance is not to be missed.

 

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Lsdlee Black or Castor Melton Jack- '

 
 

A I I LL “0mm ‘ orwalk post also.“
procccdto ‘u stockxutccashandvrcrc l wmmvmwmmifl
to do it at 3 WE; Sacrifice. ' go 13$ 2“” “him
There: ittle sentiment about it; lain business “"9“ “h”? "'9‘“ ”Wm"
judgmouiwh choroulpts us to hand out IIICSGR wim'u "wow“? Downturn“:
duecfint:m you (in many cases) less prices than the cost of pro- 3i oi 3:93;:ng fi,m
With need 31 four mouths‘ of wearing weather bcfore you; The mm or the Fair-held County

more. mum
double breasted"., tight fitting Jacket. vei-
{32.98. collar. silk lined. were 917. 99. now

HISSES‘ AND CHILDREN’S
GARMENTS.

Camera Hair Bulls.

Todtsllogestromitoisyeare. Ev-
ery cost. no matter how fairly it has
been priced is now retained. and this
rte-pricing means much to you.

Children's Beaver Cloth Jackets. in
garnet or blue. braid trimmed. sallw
collor. were 98. 98. now 92.49.

Children's Boucle Cloth Jackets. in
garnet. blue or men. sailor collar.
‘taaggy braid trimmed. were 99.99. now

Children a Beaver- Cloth Jackets. blue
green or garnet. large sailor collar.
braid trimmed. were 9i..98 now 99 t9
Missee‘ Melton Cloth Jackets. e
seems. glorlo silk lined. were 95
now 9989

Misees' Brown liked Covert Clotu
Jackets. double breasted. velvet collar.
hall lined. were 99.99. now 99.99.

Misses Garnet Beaver Cloth Jackets5
.box trout. gloriholklined; were 96.99
now 94. 99.

Misseo‘ Beavér Jackets. old blue. don»
bio breasted. braid and fur trimmed.
cope collar. were 99 98. now 99.9:

GOLF CAPES.
OTHER CAP”.

There should he never a cape left at-
ter the asle‘ s over with such oileringa
as these. It‘s not dimes but dollars
you‘ re saving this time.

ladlos‘ Block Astrakhon double
Capes fur trimmed. glorla silk lined.
were 95. 49. now 999

Ladies' Black Bout-lo Cloth Capes.
l‘ur trimmed. glorls silk lined. were
95.98. now 99.

Ladies‘ Salter Plush Capes. bear fur
trimmed. hue ltallau cloth llnediwore
99.99. now 99.98.

Lsdlee' Plaid Coll Capes. triage and
button trimmed. were 91.98. now 99.89

Ladles' Colt Capes. double toned
cloth. plaid and tringe trimmed.weie
91'. 99. now 99.49.

Ladlee' Black Astrokhan Capes. lull
sweep. tui‘ trimmed. ltalton Cloth linv
ed. were 97. 98. now 99.98.

Ladies Colt Capes. black and white
check. were 99:99. now 3.9.9

bedles' Coil Capes plaid tonnes.
Mufldfidlu‘ angel-$133.09; tun
, ee‘ e
sweep. for wood. silk m.mnm

Pine Beaver (loll Capos.
dark grey, black and white plaid trlm~
med. were 919. 99. now 910.49.

Lodies' extra heavy Colt Capes.
brown. beaver. plaid trimmed. were
918. 99. now 919.98. 1 , ‘

 

 

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We do all' in our power to furnish grain
that will secure the results desired by you.
for your. horse, cattle and poultry. ,- 1
Using “chap" grain is false economy.
We' promise you the best The price is so
low so any one can sell it. " ’
‘ .Buy cats that' a clean
MANUEL T. HATCH. .

st for the B-0 Co. a Feed for horror. "

"4 WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

- tor a city directory of 1962. He want~

' sound. rapid and discriminating lodg-
1 1mm

, mil vigilam over the conclusion:
- or 339 These are the

 

Glorious. which met. this

in
Grace Church.

orningat
was the Rev. Doctor F.
CH. HHIWendol neurotShPaui‘s Par.
lsh Huntington. and chaplain or the
Sons ol'V eteronmlaarayette Comp, No.
140. of New York.

Friday several otthe White Bib-
boncrs or South Norwolk called to see

 

idcnt oi the W.
wolk tor monyyyesrs. Later she

tstreasurer. the position she held on.
til removal. Mr. nnd Hrs. hrbour are
quite feeble. Deacon Silliman. of Nor.
walk was there also. and odor-ed a
very ehicient prayer.

WHERE no maanmm 00?

_ ~— 3 1‘ i
Apparently Irhey Valli: Into ce
When Their Day 1.. bone.

"What becomes of old directories?
is a question that l have asked myself
many times," said on omclal oi' the
postofllce to a reporter. “I haVe tried
many times to solve the question. but
it is not as easy as it looks. I am
aware. oi course. that a number 01 the
ancient directories go to the corner
drug atoms to deceive the public that
may enter in the hope or consulting o
new edition of the annual. and it is
just as hard to get a new directory in
the average pharmacy as it is to dud
the some useful work in the. average
telegraph ofllce. I know some big
house; in this city that have used the
some guide to the addresses of resi-
dents lor the last five years. and they
have not tired or it yet.

“Many oi‘ the large corporations send
their old annual. to out oi town branch
olilces when the new one comes ar-
ound. This is especially so of rail-
road companies. l dare say many prl~
vote lirms would purchase old direc-
tories at a low price it they could get
them. but they are not as obtainable
as one would suppose. it all my ex-
perience l have never seen on old New
York city or Brooklyn directory for
sale on a secondhand book stand.
Strange. is it not‘ They may‘be ex-
posed for sale lor all that. but they

 

deposited on the atoll that low see
them. l have heard that an up town
book agent makes a business of buying
up antiquated directories and have
tried to locate him more tor curiosity
than anything else. but thus in have
failed to find him.

I know personally or a Wall street
lawyer who a tow years ago phld 9950

ed to put it in evidence as proof of the
existence of a certain iii-m whose heirs
he represented. He won the rose. and
the directory is now one o! the heir-

and Express.

DEER FROM ROCKEFELLIR PARK.

Two handsome young deer. a buck
bed a doe. were shipped by express
from William Hocketeller‘e deer pork
at Greenwich to the Zoological garden
at Bronx Park. New York. They wmu
a silt from lir. lbocketelier to the
city. and were raised in his pork in
Greenwich This park contsius about
sixty acres. mostly woodland. Seven-
teen years ago when it was laid out old
in. Hr. Roekeieller placed m
erol imported deerJhere. They have
increased now to over sixty. some n!
them being one specimens of the fleet-
tooted beast. superintendent lauxton
drove twenty of it grow door
into a pen and they were an! to
Paul Smith in the Adlr'ondooks. where
Mr Rockefeller has another park. it
is intended next summer to turn them
loose in the mountains.

PEEL! ADVTCE TO- YOUNG KIN.
Mental discipline. the excl-ass ot the
faculties oi the mind. the quickeilfbs
oi your apprehension.» estrohgthen—
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Inlhepiicco'f Men’s Bone and 3'7 "
7 Health Weight Suits 1
We close out broken lots fume a

WILLIS II. SELLECK;

Up- to-datc Clothier and F
50 Wall St.. Norwhlk__:j

FAILED - - -

To sell our stock of Trimmed and Untriisi
and down go the prices. "
WedPelMprioewssflicondslwoo
Par Polio, pricewasSlHSEsndflw;
Trimmedllote. wasflMOsndflil)
Trimmed Hate. in: $4. (I) and $5. (I):
Golf Hots.was81.00and$l.;25
Golf Hots.was91. 50md92.;(l)
Specie! Prices on Lsdies’ Wool Underwear and
1 Agent Old Staten Island Dye Home.

TILLOTSON & MIL

86 Washington Street. South Norwafi.

THE MODEL GROCERY.

Blended Tea is making friends

~isaresIgoodarttoiet
little known in this: city it has thousandsm able
where. Eight out of too who have already «. .. .
now so “Yes. it is all right.” Andes lath.-
Tese so Iing at GOcsro not in the business with the
sooner BLENDED Tea. It claims your no
ronnge use of its superlative qu silty.“
tatiou is not built of wind and prigger‘s 2;; but

merit. It is no experiment.
5c pa

but boy and try a sample. at
LORENZO DIBBLE.

the popular price of
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