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81. 1.1.1.1.. Lodge worked 1... thlrd do.
greé last night. .
The Gazette building ls receiving 11
~ coat of paint
“was.“ L‘
Cockonoo ’l‘rihe will work-the chici'
degree. this evenings”
enemy 31‘ on Piano for 111111.112
J. W. Stndwell'o.
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lotto contest thle ovehl 11‘s.
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41.1.1.1... Picnics, $175 at J. w.
memoir 11.. ._ .
2.
Mrs. closhy has 1novo‘d from Morwln
street to Her“
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“25ng 5’ p ’
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St. Marys Ladios‘ Aid society held
a working seoaion, yooterdny.
annannas, 15c doc. F. l). L. At Co.
«Logs spring lamb. ”12550. Hayes. _
Miss Sally Betta, of The Green, has
returned from a visit in Atlantic City.
«Special bargains in Ladies’ Shoes.
at $1. 98 at 011911 e. S
Mrs. Lester 1.111111151111113. wife or
Councilman Waterbury, is quite III.
wBonannua, 150 (102 ED 11.8; 00
Elmer monomer Ne‘w’ Haven. spent
yesterday with relatives In Narwalk.
—-'I‘nrkeys, 12%0. Hayes.
Misc Maltby, of New Haven is being
Entertained by Mrs. Gito Hutch. of The
reeu.
~Ren1en1ber 20 pm cent. discount on
Eastman Kodaks, 11! W 1’. Be‘ers', 49
Wall stieet.
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Miss Belle Gregory, of Southport, is
spending several days with friends In
Norwnlk.
mm
wiluck Eggs, 25c dos. I“. I). II. & Co
MI. and MIHS Eben Hill. J1. ., oi? Elm
street, are entertaining Miss Julie Hill,
of Danbury.
-—Calveo' liver at Hayes.
Dr. Lambert. who spends his sum-
more at Tavern Island. will start for
Europe, this week.
' ~Specini drive in Ladies & Child-
ran a Fancy Hosiery, 10c. pr. upward
M. S. Smith & Co
Madame Katherine Flake is a guest
or- Mr. and Mre.‘-Wiiliam M. Bolts. of
Sprlugwood avenue.
«A good horse for sole. F. D. Law-
ton It 00.
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"‘11.- Rev. Dr. .l. H Riker, of Port Ches-
ter, in 11 guest of Rev. Alexander Ham-i
iIton. oi? Newtown avenue.
The Helping Hand Circle of King’s
Daughtere. will meet with Mrs. Louis
Price, of Merwin street. this evening.
State Saving bank Commissioner,
George F'. Kendall of Hartford, is ex-
draining the Fulri’ieid County Savings
2 Bank. today.
5: 2 PAINT voun suoovroa 76¢.
high gloss equal to new
Wino “131111111 11.
‘ cIlithted. 2
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company D will practice for the athe v
w; *Window Curtain) 111.19. .25 12h alto.
with Devoe'o (nose Carriage Paint,
ready for use: 10 colour. gar...“
in Funeral.
‘ flk‘haan mad“
wail held ‘at 1th Halon 1gameternnglor
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'iiumbllgl‘es. rector. of ”nuts" Church
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Wonien's Pat. Leather
mun-1m.
Elbert W. Clark. of South NorWaik.
secretary at the Norwaii: 8 rich. at-
ended: the meetinz‘ d! the, (Import
Branch. National Association of Lot.
to: garners. last night _. 2.
gm“
upward Special values In‘ named
Swiss Curtains, Upholatorln
~Rode, etc. at M. 8.1 fimith it 038.33.
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dingo: Mina (rial-a ' Louise Romper.
dauhhtor of Mr. and hire. Charles H.
Romper, of Westport. to William Fran-
cis Osborn, on April 30.
him-zest stock 0! Cameras and sup-
plies, at Beerss stationery store. Nor.
Prolonaor Edmund B. Wilson, of Col-
umbla University. has been selected as
commencement orator at the Yale M
ical School. He is president of he
Atncrican Naturaliste‘ Soclqty.
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aany will hold a rhcothm' with Secre-
tary E. A. Woodward. at his residence
in South Norwalk, next Mondav after
noon. at 1. silo clock and 111111111 151111111
for the opening or the season.
“Cod liver oil. 200 a bottle, at
Schauh's Market.
few days ago by upsetting a kettle of
hot water and died yesterday. She. was
the daughter of Martin Bradley.
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-GREAT cLOBING OUT SALE.
Dry Goods, Furniture and Carpets. at
Scofleld 8: Hoyt’s. So. Norwalk.
The Midees' and Mastere’ Reception
marking the close of Professor W. U.
Neweilse series of dancing lessons in
afternoon. from 3 to 5: 46 o‘,clocl1 in
Lockwoods Hall.
—-Baicony reserved seats. for ladies,
at Business Men's Banquet Friday
night, on sale at Y. M. C. A. room.
after 12 oclock. noon. Friday. Boxes
seating five or more persons. $6. 00.
011- Mondhy evening of next week
the members of the Stamford Turner
ftiiodcrini'ol Wlll come to South Nor-
walk‘. whom they will take part in the
91th
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it 11 rarely that :1 man's platonic
. .1... none or the F. I) have
ligand cl 2 he. love ex tendato‘in
4 f Ladies' Shirt Waiste In permit: and
ten It (lo.
L‘Imliiapewltasc' 1 1 V
2 1a es’ can ncoy with}. 50011
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1 . dice? white Lawn Walsh! “0km“,
hack 111111 110111.112 I2 2
2. 2Ladlea‘... «the. 2"
The funeral of Mrs. Amelia Beers.
"0 11am. '2 . . 2
special sale at Olsen’s. £1.50 and $13.00- to y Wnim. latest etyl
the c’
2 hack front Insertion triennial.n
I Sill-1N0 OI” ,I'ILII'S»
c Exceptional haying opportunities
, hero do 2
when In on Way. so who may Slim In
l"lthe saving
194111111 wash silks new line in all
1111 I our war
lit thins likei3 Filed" Ill. 13,. Boloe. scalars
Po t. N. Y tigc use! and best colors, special value, ‘
Look out tor 1111111101,...
, silrc You oil: for Dertt's‘. '
do have 1.111121111111111 for the «11- 251: 2
finger shellh.
Norwalk, Conn, April 19, l90l.
dgmeot occasionally use the judgment of others."
2 oin selectin clothing than in choosing other
u look We l in the eyes of “others, ” you make a
2 $1011 at crwise you don‘t Good impressions help
11 to éllinh the ladder of success.
.. our custom made clothing at ready
impressionHa‘tch on?
For good’clothing, reasonable believe me
Rogers 81 Son AA.
Basement, center.
2 to—wear .rices makes cod
The Roton Point. Improvement Com- I‘ g
W. A. BENEDICT
Lillian B1adleyunzed three years, of ~11... ,.
Woodbrldge. scolded Mm“ Rally 3 1~
The Norwalks.
Mon’ 3 Sum.
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Fields. .7 12,00 1
gm: Mixtures. ‘ 13.00
"9°“ 5’ 15:00
3.133? 3 16.0.0
Csnimoros. If [8 00
ing,‘ Sateen Sleeve Lining, buttons that match théuClCtIh
served with a pure dye silk. A glance at the garment ..
thesa strong statements.
you want pli' '
,th a very couple
The Norwalks, will he held tomorrow 0 ‘
p1,... Hahn-rs.
Main Sheet.
A 1 85 Washington street,‘
or the Arionflingins Society.
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-—-10 lb. nuilLard. 90c. Hayes’s. '
John S. Hartoon. axed forty, a 111%
hot gardener. 1 of Woodhury. 117
known throughout that section of the
member or the Order of American Mc-
chanlcs and a Free Mason.
Louis iii. mend, night clerk at
South mm. It freight yard. who ’I‘v ii
gettinz along nicely from his Ilinosa ot
pneumonia, has suffered a rain .
George Bungee Is attending to r.
Raymond’s 11
yard.
Floor Faint cost lie more a QIIII‘II
makes It llook brighter undirect- on:
concert which precedes the annual hall
state. In dead. of pneumonia He was: . 2 1 fiafactory. It consiata ‘
diliotcnt patterns. Good , '
, 111.com for 2 for 251:.
II II one do gilt. in for dross cc» '1
:lsfili!
tile, temporarily. at tho
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VAHNIIH "16ml. Q!VOI'I VA“- ‘-
2 .Dalry, Mlnlsturc Cream, etc.
a1 a i I [I] I“!
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plainT bole ed (hammer a
Fit the and Dr
or not. we hit allot in . L
theirs feat black 111'
route feét,13%'c.‘
i women' a fancy lace. lie,
6 Iat- 69 d 761:. ’
Open every evening until 9 o ’clock.
I. DAVIS 8t SON
TAILoRs. CLOTHIER‘B. HAI’TERS. FURNIsI-IIIRQ. _
‘ South NorwaIk,
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’AI‘ THE
central Foo "
. 'Lvou CAN FIND
GROCERIES Both Staple rind Fancy.
CHEESE~ Elegant Groom. Raquela“,
1 #11:.
2 FRUI’F— role. and California Navel Dung
Inns and Elttrs Fins Grape Fruit.
VEGETA LES -~ Spinach, 6|ullll'
Norwalk Chronicler