Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, February 2, 1900 · page 8

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m Bridgeport and Stanford has..
“.13” tennis met on neutral around
the Non-walk Armory 1m sign: and
a rattling same that hung in
imbue until the goo: sounded tor
”.th of the last half. when Stan:-
wuthree points to me good. and

1 abysmollliolfi
".Jlillufiuisllloashaserer
men-ed here. It was the thin!
a series. ‘1‘! side having won the
,, played at home. and Korwalk
1*.“ Ma Ii the field 0! battle for

St. W and deciding game.

A mound same uas played between
fir-r‘sndmer. A B Wtion.
Mm Norwalk. resulting in [Ivor of

M the score being :1 to 4
”deflation: of Wooten-u“ or-
m the ill-impart and mm-
Iron. and flu- (lrlll room «lined
fl elects and applause whenever a
play was 9 on either side.
, v the Nor people each team
“to have shout an equal number

w.

ill-- Mord players lad the heat
,_ the lat hall which closrd with I
a! 13 to ii in their tarot. The:
fast basket-hall. superb!) rower-

point and seemed to have

mwell‘ within their grasp
they am no the floor for the
hell. however. their playing
1‘ I“. of its snap while the
, . seemed less fatigued.
said: their turn st playing swift
“rt: quietly threw two iield
W pt three goals on
scorned a point for sum-
' then Holman drop-
its usual othe basket. making
«more 15 to ll in laser at the
. - and the Park City eon-
tall-l: west wild with joy.
.1 wasahle to score only one
M after that while Stanton!

y“. W up as follows:

left tor-ward Swanson
_ 1 ~ right forward Perkins:
center misley

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m «up» net W Ir. umphslly. rev

m. 83.71%“.fl.

railroad held Inn or luprored Tea-
nee-re Coal buttoned up to lot.

Wall street. 2 p u.—-lsterut shitt-
ed genus“! Into railroad stocks and
large blocks of Southern Southwestern
and trunk line properties were absorb-

edat .ort lnterrals. Fluctuations In
the more active specialties were in;
mmpsnflveiy narrow “all: hut with .
on improving tendehcy Subsequently
realisation in Sugar and sharp dip in
Third Avenue to “lg was without et-
feet elsewhere aside from o diminution
in the rolnue 0! business.

TODAY‘S QUOTATIONS

Reported over private wire of B. A
Bohme. com-lesion broker. Swarm I
Corbett block. South Norwaik.

low In. Petr-r: 1.!”
oars Ilsa ur- la

“cannon. 3% 3 8% ilk
muIm IN an; as an
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mas-III. III I'll I336 Bil-
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Muscat... “K fl 0136 5195
man-I. 5". “K 50% m.
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sublit'ertlrn ‘9‘ i ms any
film I Went. ’II. 71 711; n a“
mm It); I” 6x ‘11,
an...“ oil 88% .96 MK .5;
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linking” ill 13‘- m on.
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lulu-ail. “l6 “’5‘ UK fl
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$le “3‘ ll“ In“ id’s
mim’fl. ‘I 10 n: m
Elm ms 811‘
our-nan. “K 47% M6 0%
mums-m 1636 m “K 186
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”Minus-lee.

Washington. February I—When are
Senate cool-lilacs on prifllelu and ei—

 

re-entlnx the Mallets la the pro-

aerhmksorceuoutotshapo. Anil-

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111a [rams Skirt

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Corded with a delicate splral- wire
which gives I Ml. III-ll: dict.
municipal! to'any nation. and nor-

eal Buderahirt um la alwayl lunc-
lated by good urea-era. In Meta it
weighsbutapmhdfllduhut.

The Under-star? Section show three
ltrloe a the Empress—in Silketie
with 45-inch gathered rune. 88.98: in
'French Sateen. with Hui-inch .therod
rune. cursed, $3.38. and in Meta
Silk. with 5-inch mama rude. coro-
ed. 113.00. A hner me with 7-inch
planted wk. 815.000.

 

 

The D. ALBEAD CO.

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arm-«late all the title. lio Y
misamatflees-
cahllshcd “cholera-tuitio-
thsowogotlt. and this by
hacked ”something «In!!!
”ignorant—the rlsht glee.
Goalteouuintothlsston.
It‘s sure to be rightly pried.
Seeutorslithenow thing
in Furniture. .,

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Bass 24 0111“” 11m

Youi' money \back
if it don' t suit you

AT

Samuel
Comgtock

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Phone 1333.

 

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WELL!

How about that GOAL BIN? Down
to the last HOD yet? We want to re
Bind you mt‘OURVWI-n ls Vell-

SCREENED

lure than unit 11.3 o. uncle tile
w” ma. “no was won; no
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Supposed to Hm Porishcd in a
Fin It Boutonvillc, rm lilo:
from littoral.

win: an 11 1111 House
In use so Imus

sound a 1!.an in, and
were Bull: 5 hum from line
Pm—M.dthem
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Katoush. N. ‘1‘.. February Z—The
house or George Winona. at Boutonw
ville. about live miles asst of this vil-
lage. was Why are last night.
and tour of -Wlnea's children. whose
ages ranged {nun two to eight years.
were probably burned to heath. The
parents lett home yesterday afternoon.
learnt; the children lo the house to
take care of annulus ll law
all that they amused themselves 13y

matches. and in this why may”
on lire. The house which was a frame
structure. stood alone in an isolated
place and one really made any
effort to 1 e thol ‘
As tar as can be 1

could he total! there
doublhllt WWI“ Mullet! lithe
.- It. is almi . mm were

1m in the former

£17m ””n‘uable to
I” h“; ‘m :«
~ [In mood, 5m ol‘the hodier‘ $1. 89.
had been wane. g, 7

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the cloth, trimmings. and 12111011110 _ 1 V
rem best. But then must all go and you man as well have the
No garments reserved.
The price is cut in two.

TRISTRAM & HYATT.

The Leading Millinery and Cloa

_’ A“.3:r '7 ‘,"

‘ p 15 all wool rainy day One Iota Misses’ Korea:
skirts doublofaoe’d‘ goods 6 Jacketssi 14to 18;green.

rows of stitching arouid
bottom strictly all wool for
. 84.50 former price 88.“).

Very 7
in all oolors nicely trimmed

 
 
 

close out on: entire 71
atonohaltof moors.

 
 
 

 
 

Pick out am: one non

 

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l} Store
in the Not-walks.

 

CASH OR CREDIT.

 

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Small deposxt down and 81 week] y until paid.

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We have placed on sale several lots of Winter Goods
which must be clonal-out before inventory.

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black 31151 brown.
acmoly lined with heavy
taken silk for $6.98 worth
$11 00.

 
 
 

 

 
 

 
 

nice flhhllel waists "

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

price $2.5sz now are loaded with Silk cord
., for 33.% teams price 85.00.

 

 

 

 

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