Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, May 24, 1901 · page 3

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“ zigmetric pressure on
*dayni moi-sins in the opp;
.v icy 186 now control-

the? past twentydour i316)”:
northwest. lake region,

. valley and middle Atlantic ,
ditions favor for this vicinity s

We
tonight. iollowed by clearing weather 1"

and slightly lower tom rotor
The City at Norwsl

Health will meet lnxtlle ,, _

her this evening.‘

”Duke of Yorir. ig'Brlen. .. 1

Rev. W T. '1‘. Duncan will preach in
the West Norwslk Union chapel at
3:30 on (Sunday siternoon.

-'i’he kind you have always enrolled.
The reliable imperialc ‘ro
moduli.”

Miss Ada Walker who has been
spending several days wit friends in
Norwalk. has returned til uthport.‘

‘5"? or- ”! lid-m v.1. . ’
saws.” #w-annw
The Norwaik Launch company has

completed the thirty-toot s imitates
She Bis equipped with two ‘

,ofniy avenu l.

~Speciairsale or Placements Reo-
ords’; 53o r'dco'rds for35 35o.‘.' Saturday

" only. ‘Looltwo’éd &ilVdd‘~, 9 Wall Bil;

The Cheshire Academy ball tossers

1 will we to Norrisiii tomorrow sites

noon end will most the nine which
re regents the Norwalk University
so do. /

~«List the confirmation outfit for
W
There wili‘ille an Eoworth League

sool e at the Norwalk Methodist
this evening and a fine time

.Sni
Southb Norwalir yesterday. for the But. , , ‘-

falo Exposition"
two weeks. to.
sights in th’3t pie

~Lamb Fords} 3c. ‘33‘ Mein street;

At the Central Club this evening.
there will be a young peoples d
under the direction or Mrs. Hour W.
Gregory. The hostesses will be Mrs.
ira Cole Mrs Robert VanBuren. Mrs.

new. .. .

beachwear. soon
. the interests

as; Kricgér in Co. senate a run iln ”

of confirmation dresses, veils an

wreaths (or your girls
Rev. George D. Egbert and Deacon
Matthew W. Starr oi the Nerwalit Con

Er tionai 0 roll. we a in. bury
”is; ill, as 315‘ " F til. mash.
tithe-.iisti, .i‘latloi‘i

0 Rev odeorge dinond Soper, as one
tor of the’Flrst donmntional Church

«Everything the freshest and best.
BB‘Maln strnet. " 1‘ ... ii;

The members of the Wing schooi
oi the Norwalk Coasts} 1silo 1 church
will so will a NorwalitFi-g tilt tdi'ndrl
row afternoon and present the team
oi their labor to that institution.
There are many articles for the chil-
dren' s waid.

--

-Carpentars wanted. A It. Malltiu.,

Mechanic street.

Robert G. McNioltln. oi ills: 1MB. so
emo Hotel. went to Brooii ya. for”: ’Wed'“
galaxy, tgdanwitlaé 335mg; Amends“

t e gr uat . as 0

o. 19, o: 3.50%., it“ time liq; ding

'* lnember. His classmates bottom
to visit him sometime this summer,
and spend a coupli‘ of days With him.

M

--Fi i V l street.
he Nat vs saiflhdan

..t.nin1..en‘nnirr “iii"

Pioneer ”Hook...

Quarters Ba . 1 .

unlock. to not: ' It

the New Canaan departnient to attend
the parade to take place on the cele-

aiiw resentment;

i
all; its no Churn willie mom.
liver or tie discontinuation iii loin
WW. Uzninn' r

Y” ‘ is. Fri-
day evening. May 24, in Odd Fellows‘
Hail.A¢1i:mlssion 25c. 1

. M
. street. Elli leave
husband “still rio‘uir amen children
mourn her 1038.

“a.”

“Fresh Paris 33 Main street,

“Dbmhencingiddmi in. the aim “no
livery will take in sen Iiiaii‘d. 1i»

their collection boxes.. .There wii he

one "CI. 3. enlistees box placed on the

Bell island brim : ‘
‘1“.

General Nelson Monroe ‘01 ti‘i’”
United States. he a
stopping a mgr“

prominent manu-
idprlngs. is dead
was a member oi

{Sand Merl one
Brooklynbi

.1 ti! -.

dissent nil,"
rials-e

Dry
Sconeid is;

 

it struck
dared un-

tonnes
dittoiidfld

u‘srt:
(all

your strict H Kflsgsrikco's‘ .. m w

including r97: . '
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mey the residence arei vented “up:

'1—ranc'y striwi‘uat Bands. o'er-lea - '

 

words can.

This; pairs of stockings for the
usual price of two or two pairsi

patterns are new, fresh and test
Gin fol .

Jobbers
lug ready for id bus

;_ these to us so we. 1
that are really amazing. ,.

Men’ 5 oodles too and are.
Girls' stockings, arc.

Women’ s stockings 19c and '25

Right aisle. front for men' s.
Lott aisle. front. for women's.

LACE CURTAINS

spouse to the nunouiiceiiitut oi. ’
out in lacemurtaur points.

there’ 5 fine opportunity
mg yet .

o four rooms should
mother "momm-

I” .
those walls you need the best of pa .

era, and you can have hem tor a r
.

.. The lbw}? will“ 1:1“ be opened to the

. company or Governors Foot Guard

 

jinx r. a. mom
willie-d and ii

The menibers oi then New‘ England-

tes lidi do
fills, we?" irwi
Aid" in
motor " Ens
at 10 in the morning
to
die

nerds witlr 4w

. cial foam

gigs. on the

'i. and the Beéduti
s

will leave New linen ‘M aetiology
new York. on the morning of the some

' day. They have all secured quarters at

he lroquois hotel, Buffalo. (or their
lay in that city
Thursday, June 20. has been dash;g
noted by the commissioner general ct
. . wtionso Connecticut any. one
at ‘mi Sec i’id

who; t. is‘expecteu'
her of prom nest peo-
nasoilcut will be there at

' toting or mentioning com-

the New England States

ties
hollows. oimhioii'ooarmmoner Use is

the economical representative. it was
.id‘od

hung an antique 18d hi

j apor called ldl Danton.
Winsome set of scenes

cunning to some thirty” ; ~

epressntning thononuniiupa
b a. .

in ii his ‘in V‘ . _ .
% all}; Md built: oh'the door, in
on the upper

v

in roan douh

. going on and

creek x/t,
‘ f ootlh'g d sliding of! a shelving bank

1' . doverhoi's Foot.
Gil ll rs participate in the.exsr-.

.iiiihlie Exhibit.
exhibit is not only

in
l). tf‘l important lea
turns of the distention. and will be
or for atoning s

rill secretary
has been elect
113:! convention, and

First company;
ilk i hehiind of captain

bodes was kind a (all gsiop acres
the meadows alter the other 3 nad.

get through all right not realizing the
amount or water in i'ront‘or him

The horse made one stride into the
{and the no moment lost his

went node water. contain Rhodes so
in: with him; completely out of sight
apparently in about fifteen feet or wa-
ter. The men of the squad seeing what
had happened dismounted immediately
and who ores and rider rose to the

‘ had tangle with donor.
equipment , saddle and all also mixed
up, at once formed a living: chain upon
the shore. the ilrst man throwing him-
self into the water“, the second follow-
ins until soiled o“! the men in connec-
tion with each other: were in the chain
either on land or water - 'l‘ heiii‘rst man
in assisted Captain Rhodes to get tree
tron: his horse,.snd he was dragged to
dry land. Meanwhile one oi the squad

‘ had stripped to the bull! and plunging

into the water seized the horse and
i in: to the bank The

union! but two or three
ybnttbe reaches of mind or
ngslmditoneonsly. in.

acritioal liltilatiod‘. undoubtedly saved
esp in Rhonda’s life. The sincere were
in praise /of the conduct of the

l.

 

veilg “

1 hit. , .
,oh its endmrevionsisto

bellowing;
ri'

iJ W13
w -h

e lie! day or the
Gorernors Horse
~Guard Tuesdayh will leave a lasting

second under Captain .

when an obstacle presented itself in .,
1: ths~shape or a creek. which was filled
to.tlie brim of a. gully. by the risin

if the Connecticut River. CED! -, .
bodes thought his horse could ,

White ‘vLith Walsts. some
itli nilo
she

as in stripes, one as-
Special at 1'00 yd.
cordodoitects; also solid colors; 12%“

hostel- corded Cham‘hmys, 17c

neurone sillr‘ Cha’mbrays. the spring

' novelty in memorized dress tabrics, in

pink. hide, hellotrope old rinse and
oils green Plain or dotted. 490 yard.

’1 I114 Washington street.

n‘d With the cow 11'

LIME? for platform.

Portion

ther and Vici Kid, at

edges. at

Lhdldd’

Tip, worth $2. 50; a drop to

omens SHOE swan.

 

are. tucked and”

e newest coiorings»

Madras Ginghnms in stripes and“.

' dalidonian Zephyrs, lace stripe e1!
‘ recto. 25c yd '

 

causal" puma} and t

prices should .1)
to y;ou
Ladies two

discs Gloves in

also black and will The!
from perfect shins. overland

ed. 9 e pair

Ladies' three button Sn
Glov s, 31 49 pair

Me 's Kid Gloves at 9801.
pair.

W

South Norwaik C‘nn‘.

we can interest you.

hissing lilo

‘Men’ is Tony in style and tony in wear $3.93 Shoes

"Mens Russia calf and Patent Leather Oxfords, fol

by Lounsbury, MatheWson 8: 00., at ~
ThiS' is a bargain; former price $3 so and $4.60.
Ladies' Fine Kid Lace Shoes. extension soles, Paton

Ladies’ Russia and Black Oxfords. .at
Misses Kid Button Shoes. Spring Heel, at
Child‘s 6 to 8 size. Spring Heel, at

 

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