Evening sentinel, Monday, January 29, 1900 · page 4

 

 

 

 

 

 

nut-eh Saturzhy night.
IthJ. Enennettolflaatarenne,

 

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marina
Iain-.1

W Annie Smith. at Franklin aranne. Nor-

walk.

The Warriors‘ and Chiek' degree:

tomorrow fight by

fine-a Tribe. Improved Order oi lied
ea. -

 

 

Hrs. Minnie Null has returned home
tromNewYoI-k clty.a.adtakenapo—
anion at‘Tlliotnn & Milla'n milllnery
store.

 

Charles mapham was that Saturday
in his new automobile and round that
the mechani— worhed to It: attain:

has returned home from a three weeke' lion.

Mia Brooklyn.

Our Brother-3‘ lodge. i. 0. 0. E. and
Concord Division. Sons 0! Temperance.
will meet this evening. I

The insurance companies will repair
the damage to the Tuhey house at Sat-
urday morning’s Ire. .

Miss Clara Rider. clerk at the select-
aten's once. had the misfortune to lose
- her once keys. Saturday.

—~We give away ”plea of the note.
brated Manhattan Mocha and Java
Blend Cadre. Fluent in the world.
Edwin \Vilunx. '30 Washington street.

The two-muted schooner industry

 

 

 

 

 

Mina Clara Cousins. of Nurwallt..wlll
entertain a party of frlends. this n-
enina. in honor of the anniveraary at
her birthday

Victor Willem and family. or flew
York. were in South Norwalh. yester-
day. to attend the funeral of the late
Emanuel Smith.

Mr. and lira. Daniel S. Bartram. oi
Harriet street, celebrated the Itty-

 

 

sixth anniveraary 0: their wedding.
Sunday. January 21.
Hr. and Mrs. Sylvester Hunt. of

Chestnut «trod. returned home Malay
from a visit with llr. and tire. Wilbur
hawk. in Gleam-ooh.

 

 

or that? Jug inwardly“ was!
“nay-belle”. Heathen—madman”

 

some
JACIiET LOTS.

You'll wear the Winter Jacket tor
month yet. You'll buy the Winter
Jacket. it you buy it here and now. at
about one-half early season's priced.
and that means dollara aavedo—not
dimes.

Ladies' Black or Brown. rough or
smooth Cloth Jackets. to close. $2.88.

Ladies' Black Kersey Cloth Jackets.
glésllned. boa trout. were $8.38. new

Ladiea‘ Tau Melton Cloth Jackets.
reduced from 8898 to $498.

[adlan’ Black lelton Cloth Jacket.
Gloria lined. double breasted. were
”38. now $5.58. .

Ladies’ Black Melton Cloth Jacket.
double breasted. box trout. black and
white stripe satin lined. were 812.49
now $7.49.

WOMEN'S
WINTER SKIRTS.

 

liming dark “wort: Not
aim: conaequently not tell prlcnd.
Halt-price would be new!- the figure.

Ladies Blue and White Polka mt

all

Planneletto Wrappers. raid trimmed.
V yoke. were 81. 4a. ”a.

Ladies dark darted finneiette
Wrappers. braid and rune trimmed.
were 81.59. now 81.19.

Ladien‘ ‘ heavy twill Flammlette
Wrappers. braid trimmed, were this.
now Si 29.

Ladies fancy twill Flinnel Wrath
an; square yoke were $3.98. now

Ladies plain colored Elderdown

gonna or Bath Robes in pink and
an. “lat. dd)- ‘flflLilwm -a an. an

 

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II.

aeen by residents of Elmore-t.

n-aa an.

 

 

landlord Isaac Hamilton is lamina
iron the Norwalk Heel to the City
How! at South Norwalk. today

Black Grllo came up from New
York. Saturday nidlt, and will train
some of the South lint-walk pngulna

The Helping Hand Circle of King‘a
Daughters held a rake sale at the store
at George W. Raymond. Saturday at-
term.

 

 

The Farther light. of the South
Nor-walk Baptist Church will meet
with Ila: Edith m 123 South
Iain street. thin evening.

A special business meeting of the
South Nor-walk Baptit Church will be
held May evening at 8 o‘clock to
consider the churrh mic for another
your.

0. ll. Lewis. ticket clerk at the Nor-

 

Rorwalk- Hem tog-raini-
tortheel'netal may“
Hewllaven.

 

 

Two members were taken in on pro-
batloa at the Small: Methodist
Church. yesterday morning. They
were converted at the mlasion.

Ueutenant J. I. Inner. of Hope
House Company, was slightly injured
hyatallattheTuheydreonthaStep
Rock road. Saturday morning.

Rev. Father Manon. oi Key»:- is-
land. ofleiated at. St. lary'e Church.
yesterday. torrelieve Rev. J. J. Lotion.
who is taking a abort vacation.

 

 

lira. Frederick Belden entertained
the Kind Word Circle of the Nor-walk
Congregational Church. Saturday at-
ternoon. at her home on the Green.

George c lackwood. of Norwalk.

has been granted a decree of foreclo-

sure apinat Julia Ward Van‘l‘a-ell.

air-{aw day iathedret‘l‘neadayln
rc .

 

 

Lester Adams. who was a conductor
on the MM
resigned m

the Hetronolltan Lite
till!-

Mina Role Mn. cashier in The
P. J. Goal 3 more.

 

Lynch “1' my
- South Norwalh, will take a poaltlon aa

canhierinthemmre. beginning
tethy

 

 

*3me a: ..

...... ohm

Not many. but good. They're made
Dome o! sateen. some or memorized
cotton and a few of silk. Just about
one-third the price canhe raved now.

Ladies’ mixed wool Cheviot Skirts.
percaline lined. at 02.19.

Lndiee' Plaid Wool Skirta. Waited
bark. pereallne lined. were $6.80. now
$3.98.

[Adler Black all wool Cheviot
Skirts. oven an aide. braid trimmed.
were 85.98. now $3.08.

ladies All—wool Brown Cheviot
Skins with overakirt. i rowa 'atltch—
inn. were 8'! as. now $5.49.

ladiea‘ all wool Brown Venetian
Cloth sum braid trimmed. were
8849. now 85.58. =

ladiee' all wool large Black and
girlie plaid ahirta. were 81019. now

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WOOL
WAISTS.

cotton waiata will anon begin to
bloom inrthia rice. You'll wear the
warm wool waiat though. long after
we’ve begun toehow tbeeouoa. Buy
it now and you eeonomiae.

Ladie- Wool flannel Walata equate
yoke platted back. now are.

Ladlea' all wool Flannel Walsh.
Suture ‘ yoke. braid trimmed. were
81.49. now 88c.

. toilet or nuraery. lotion.
Powder. lfie boa.

 

 

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NOTING
NOTIONS.

Welghtler smart: crowded‘ont
notion: in our “ads" at later They're
here though to speak tar themselves
when we an‘t speak for them. Doe:
thla atore number you among its no-
tion customers? ’ ‘

Bone Hair Plus. 2c don.
Italian Shell Hair Plus. 154: doa.

Box of assorted Wirell-lalr Pine. ‘

“The B”arduous" 5e box.
BeetPear-l Buttona. all niece. 5c boa.
Dre-a Buys. "The Kioia’." "Puritan”
and “Denial. "

Your choice all leuthn at to don.
Indie: silk aide annals-tern. 19c.
Ladlen’ aatla Bail n.35e
'l‘aleom Powder. noon led tor the

Special Violette Perfumed 'i‘nleom

Vicl leather meaning. 10c bottle.

Blaby'a or Bentham Combina-
tion: onPeelrage otltuaaet Jtuaaetbeathq- Mich

package.
Lama bottlea at Ammonia. to bottle.
Packaae of pure than: wire loop

toilet Paper. in
Pure " 'pertorated

 

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Toilet Farrel.” M bride.

 

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\ \g , In it real?

X} lion. Itiaeaqyto mak'elawmaoaeii quali-
\ ty i: disregarded. The market inalways {all
3 oflowprloedcoodq. Qualityinall wheel!

iaaeanredtoallwho buy hem.

no room for dispute u this point. Our pric-

eq leave no room for oomplamt. ~ ~

114 Washington Street.
South Nepali.

 

Thaletheqnee-y

We lead:

 
 
 

 

Henry Burr Plat: and wife. or San-
torda. and m. and lira John manhole.
oi lJanbury.wara

 

Deputy Grand commander William
F. Bryant. of Norwalk. installed the
oileera or main Commander-y. United
Order of the Guide-boron at Danbury,
Friday evening.

 

The gray team which has drawn the
Pioneer truck for a number of years
and which did aervlce on the steam-
er prior to that time has been sold by
Dane 5 Banks to Max Tarlov.

The door of Pioneer Hook and bad
der Company: quarters in again bro-
ken.1‘hla time the accident was ‘due
to the wind. Repairs will bemude to
the lre extingulahere on the truck.

The Norwallr police have been re-
quested to look out tor Daniel Lake.
seventy years old. who has wandered
away from his home in New ldlli‘ord.

 

 

cane.

 

4 Willie Dunn. the golf expert. will
come to Norwalk Wednesday morning.
to look over the Nor-wall: Golf Club
links and suggest. any changes neces-
nary to put the course in the beet poe-
elble' shape.

Miss Carrie Dixon. of Camp street.

 
 
 
 
 

entertained Manda at whist. Friday
WWW-4L
- Julia Malhin.

Samuel Evans won sec-
ond prize and tire. Worden was awar-
ded the booby prlne.

Miss Amanda Smith. of
atreet. went to Stamford. Saturday. to
attend the celebration of the seventy-
aeeohd anniversary of the birthdayot
her aunt. lire. Sarah L. Bessey. tor—
merly of Norwalk. »

The ruins of last week nearly tilled
South Norwalk'a old reservoir The
Wilton reanrroir is, however. nearly
dry. Ci will atlll be obliged to.
use them dlclously, and not al-
low it to run to waste.

 

 

 

An apprentice in C. A. F‘reeman‘e
printing once was locked in by acci—
dent one night last week. Two hours
later someone who entered the build-
in; heard him. and went to ur. PM
man '1: residence after a key and lilies-a-
ted the lad

Should there come a anew ato'nn o!

 

Jr.. at the South
pal-intent. propane. putting in opera-
tion. a snow plough which be has coa-
mootedandwhleheanheworkedon
both sidewalks and atreeta.

 

Samuel A. Eddy. supervisor at cen-
m returns tor Connecticut. will‘have

‘02:]? factor! In the m will be We
t

The Klondyke Social club has elect.

 
 
 
 

 

0* Tillotson St

The man is lame and walks with a .

sutllelent proportion, to warrant Zita ,
use. Superintendent Samoa W. Hoyt,
Nm'walk Street Dit- ,

 

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Sale of flow a and Boya‘ Cloth
8 6.50““: now $487 $1200mrtsnowr
8.50m know 5.37 15.09 antenna "
104!) wt: now 7.50 18.1!) units

Some great bargains also inn

Willis H. Sol

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Women’s Muslin Under-wen

Saturday. January 20th. “The

Make."we keep. We placed our order very
season to avoid the advance 111 price.

\ A commanding variety. many more qtylee S

from than during any previous sale here or else

 

tion.
Same Genuine Bargain: 1n Milline‘ey at

' an WASHINGTON smltf.
so. NORWALK. CONN.

I—r_’_—

Has- a lot of desirable goods in Jellies. Jams. Catalan. Pickled.
Canned Pineapple. Mince Meat. that must be turned into money are!
peel. to make sacrifices. Call attention to goods below as on one
counter.

W Home Hakka. 88c" M
Mustard Pickles, large Mules. 10c.
Plain Pickles. pints (plain) 8c. Mason's A 1 “Sauce- Ste

are.e """
25c Pine Apple. large can fruit anode

Apricots. fine halves. heavy syrup,

13: w! do be! h it is owing to the - ..
cote. e res. ea
nix 81.00. V? syrup. goods and the low prion

”helium 85¢.

Truqiy Friend. dry pack anplt

(1):: can will make six plea. 8 cans 25?:
enn.’

Apricot. Plum and Strawberry Pre-
lim-yea, glam. ‘10:; from the.
Apricot. Plum Jam. bottles.10c.

Strawberry herryJam, mg, 13.3 in the quality behind sitar
25chottlee.trom15c tellsthestory. Sendai

Womtrylugtoaddtothemmof human happineni by.
goods at a just price. out of a clean bright store, with honest
tull manure. Give us a call.

LORENZO DIBBLE.
JACKSON’S pnoroan' '

Purses: an individuality of their own. I. V ‘

JAGKSON’S LARGE PORT

are noted ifihgfim perfect likeness and? r

attention to' the above. Olt‘;
at 12c. »

m and heat fine.

The Model Blended than
«my. Nothing her-by
sweet and strong. No tea
ket can wine anywhere
two

 

 
 

 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 

WATCH DUNN Dim AV.

E. M. JACKSON. Photomll
~ 53 Wall Street. Not-walk. Conn;

School Children

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

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