Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, November 29, 1901 · page 3

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’ positive cure. in bottles,

glitch. soc. non:

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Timeout VtoVr Norwalk and vicinity
.. ww tonight. lair hoturd'lly.

 

no in Cannon; it to
~ ,1 weather with light snow. in
’ region. This vicinity will be
' n, uthern edge or this area to
~’ it ‘ill probable that a little
i «i‘sll here rile venom
L vi llg' rapidly in the north-
t remain poorly otetlon
sou em. Heavy front was
ltrom Jsokoenvilio "2
; we, reported a Lllltliulullill‘l
root‘s. egreebelowle
» ‘re bf8d reesbelowsero.

mihh‘s rehlrlled from his

_ n theW ‘
l V Beach is moving from East
Livingston street.

kqaw

 

 

V AV" f West ove-
’ its in Higrt’tgrd

 
 
 

in Waterbury.

ii. oi
vi«South

 
 
 

Vllifltuttterd

ooh Plains
orwoik.

Kata. WGr-eebwich spent

m in West street.

ovoid-vow
L lubeth street.
'L y with Jim ul- liter-I-

 

 

 

‘iiV- coir h Stir er's Skates. at right
Bil . enmity a: Wood
L Vii; ' _L, .

. Wiiilshi

3?: flfietorday wi his mother in New

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miller meeting of Sherman

 
 
 

 

mil Royal Ill-canals, will he held ‘
l

Dr. ErlsndV A.
253de

when LenoL loclb novel's.

glint ll Miller and family or West

a’d Thankdfl’ving dih'l‘l'er in
Georget own.

Pixel .ot Washin-
possedi’glenkeglving in

 

 

. mt. o contraction
iv vile Joachim?” Nowell friends. 0
Lheildty.

if. d M Rose. of trig
at“ m va mat-tam“ guest:
lily.
Miro Ailoe Real-doll. oi Crescent Ter-
reed} potted rm

ring with her
brother in: Milford.

 

 

V V i etc
will '°’ ”mm .2:
eel-trivia mornlm. L

ammo old" on cumin one or
handgun tbb molecule and s

Woo. L.
“new “5‘1.

.m‘§lndeor

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

avenue. and Foodie Jones. oi! hoot Nor-
_ walk. are spending the day in New

; ”avenue. entertained Dr. Vincent Ed-

or low, pressure is central 3-,
ermine” ‘

L O‘llr'ien. z:
”5.8.va peril oi siiuui Nor—

” on); had din;- .

or or Mr ‘L
. 0'5 BB 5551'
W» will}!

Mm W5. Wheeler. y
LA’VLT”; ring will:

tended

-Golh odd lithe Doll and Go-
Cort. at hillbillyw tn Wheeler's.

'3’? .mfi yeste‘vdoy‘ with her sister
Mrs. Bum Smith, in Mention.

Wfllltfltl. Wfbmroglvl lo.ily ml
e no soon on as w

mud Mrs.’l‘ 11“. Met, in Dublin.
*Forequarters Depth? 8o lb. Vl-leyes's.

Mirree‘ Mory' lit. swirl, of B‘oyri'e‘w

 

York.
m
‘ Mien Vivien adherence; of more

word Q'uln, of New ”York, over Thebks-
giving.

 

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Enables of every salt. at, M. 8. Smith

.

 

Mr. slid to? Willio‘nl J‘. W. of.
'li‘ordhaln.’ were outwit over
Thanksgiving with Nor-walk relatives
but! friends.

i not r o
”girl”? fl‘WOflfieBW'?‘ ”V “K

with Mr. slid Mrs. Stephen 8 Jams;
of Union street L

 

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‘ ~Dxlnlap. Youlnen Derbies.‘ (i‘BVrio'n.

Mill dine (irony. ot Vzi Grand lime
Nor' willie; end her brotlier Roderick
lie V“, spent yellterdlly with relstives .
ill ewerir,

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or New Heron. spent 'l'lle’nlm
{may with Mr. and Mrs. P. N. Smith,
nil view hence. ~'

~thihb ‘0“th 12c lb. thtd'd

Frank Sartein. of New York. is the
gue t of his brother. Professor George
ill. of Brown’s College. He will
remain until Monday.

 

 

Congressmen it. J Hill end his pri
vate secretiry cuorl lee Greenwood;
left todey tor Whiningt‘on. Congress
contents on Mbndsy. «‘1 _

“as“:
" alumnus; in Dolls.
Smith 5:06

: Andrew Evans. Mrs. Lillie Robinson
and Mrs. Annie Phllleo. of Brooklyn.
Were guests, yesterday.' or Mrs iii. Van
New, or 15 West street.
gnu-M '

r Mr. and hire. meluytiui. Mrs.
I). w. Remand and F D. Layton have L
returned tram South Orsnge. N‘. J..
where they spent Thukaglvlng.

George L. Rechweil: b: itidgefield
who has been seriously indispoeed and
thmtoned with a lever. fortunately
aseelped a severe attack and is out
age ll

-—llrs. Alice m 'lV‘oiler's pupils in ele-
option and dramatic art meet in the
hall of St. Mary’ s Parochial School Get»
union. children in the morning and

at M. 8.

 

 

 

enter at any time. Prices moderate.

. “sou—quar- _ -‘

Aspeciel meeting of St. Paul's “w-
ioh will be held this evening . 5
o'clock. in the

indebtedness of the
Judge George D. [dealer and wide. ol

 

we reeide at the corner of Mill“
avenue and Maple stweet. Norwalk.yes~
terday '

L “um Nellie Potter. oi souls Norwiili

 

guide: with Mr. nu. George
lichen Welt do. Ridgelleld. Mr.
returned meditation. but plies

is spending the week here. i '

 

 

 

emblem ill Buckley rubber

riggormon. at Booth Nor-

Mr. and the Harry Morin and ohii~ 518

adults in the afternom. Students may .9

street obepel.
to thin slope to liquidate the hosting a

South Nor-walk. took liner yesterdey < «
Mr. and Mrs. Fg’eedriek Emilia. .

 
 

dGeorge rem. of New York spent .

235i -—-Fllil line Wipter Om O'Brien; L 1‘-

in
. , '

510 tilt! for 5:
Every chub: 555 Mile“ tall

0‘ ed with even during the holiest periOdV

oi the bulldog tlodo ., ,
Right corner. been bookshop.

cooLvo Alto rune

 

levy. accede. lib ere reunited with

in “sputum" stereo.
Lotto coo-rs; .

caller and more or l’erslm loin!) (it
lb‘ more ftdhlbiii‘hiti then ever) lined
with one little. 535 ‘

Automobiles at loam; montogllpc.

center north or sh pelt coils?

lferiley eummohifes with hrthprtyle
and grace in them. 5‘12 and 515. 50.
clever-re.

Wetting-costs it you prefer. ville-
ain‘t the dome. they’re stylith‘ all

one on. L
27 inch coats, block or o . blue

with silk Maid“ nuishod with funny
s'ti

rich black, velvet ccliA'r toning at porn
des’ sole and lining at

80 or 27 inch cool; at montognoc or
kereey, black and destdr unite with
rows of stitching around bottom; 5th

Special coats at 58. 75. it we told
the simple truth about them we'd be
eccused of boosting. They're of ditto
good kereey and are out as celebrity I5
our door ex ”dive (hut
dllroble) linings m Mild “$5535.

_ cone iron biota. ‘ L , '
B“ ail-la and “5th. ‘V ' V n;V “”0550! ‘ 3".o
Automoblle. of blue red or outer Nomi. omelet that the tin-
Money as duel 0finished and as "aw Hdeni‘nefl Collector or Taxes. under
g‘er' as those rwomell. 515 50. 51 and by virtue of a rtaln tax warrant.
end are her . L r ‘ only executed he‘ll by mom our
Noveltlee too. who thority and di “to the undersidllr
our elabomte trifling: or native. ea commending him to levy end obl‘
vet and satin; long iect oi

“autos" with
fancy stitched capes, 515.50. L

THE downhill)
our GOODS co.

Bfldflpbrt.

Wall Papers
Points
Window lemi‘i

House Fainting. and
Paper Hanging“ a
specieitv

 

33 South (vim Street
South Norwolk

». no» ox! « a.
f

ll Your Eyes

A bigger business brings bigger rorv :*
dry good-5' orchid. prices are lower then

Mendocino billet: automobiles with

and pebble cloth in black oxford or L

women look well-directed with;
tagllac or term only more beer V

Ni e Nundmibed worsted of a deep "
similar. «on. .

 
 
 
 
 

~ end other hersells named inthe rate

 

J A; RUDDERl l“

 
 
 
 

 
 

- e "y 1 ii“! noted the
rleecvoryoor eret‘o‘b to “World in
iurin spboiflot 410050055)!

superior for

 

 
 
 

 
 
 

“1.; now death
lvil‘lihll 5:055:30.“
. lull preL hubdrodll 0! align,“
lwmhibllil when Melons
t was the on com get well.
'loorlltlon on channelled of the
womb but been well lo two er vim
.voi-lrp through ltd rule. and not iind it
rill-lily rl buohoi welncdy. i unbeaten.
Ni my highest enddrdement.

xiiiv. yours. Diul’ WMUA‘
Mich.’ venue {oryoll ovum not

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Mireille ‘cIT-ioiilxcre’merlc.
"i on that they refuse to treat Ad
mirsl'salnpeon ss‘ s perty to the Bob-

ieyinouiry}!

"But couldn’t they give him an ab
oer:
cage

without. or somethingl‘k-Chi-

 

MRINCE N. 50110055.

book. on. the let to said wsrrllnt en-
listed. their s rel proportions of the
sum total as therein stated. said sum
being e tall or usessmest laid upon
the eoaeasment list mode in 1900 by
the inhabLy in of the town or Nor-
walk regu “lowly assembled.
to wit on the 5 day of Marci-.5. 0..
1901. met for the purpose (it providing
for the indebtedness of said town,
levies upon the following described
reel estate at raid
FLORENCE N. BCHOCK.
situated in town of Norwalk. on Moon
Hill, so called. Lot Rowayton, no called.
to wit: A niece of land in dimensions
to test in front and more oil 153 (not.
more or less, in depth g lot No.
Oil on a map on tile in t e town clerk's
pace oi said town entitled "Man of
Building Lots at Leno: Hill.18il2,"
L u tiling: thereon blending. and
‘ , dfitth‘rlr by hill"!!! coiled
Shellie! redo enrol-w end welterly
by ion now or late of Warren hi.
Smith. a’mi southerly by highway call-
on slimmer street an id also
Add 1 than eon at lo Auction. on
the premises herelnhilfore described.
on the 20th day of January. A. 1).. 1902,
at 15 o 'olock forehand. so much theme!
will raise the sum of 55.10. that be-
ing the proportion of the.st Florence
N. School: of the sum“ total in said list.
together with the oho‘rgeo ol levy,

 
 

 

L But do not strain them.

 

Uremofmmo

PORTABLE LAWS

 

.is ”being. i in (aerator

 

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Illkutloiyhnmm
m PMITAT'W

 
 
 
 
 
 

VD., 1901.
L. ,7 nlzliv as

 
 
 

sale etc. GEORGE B. 81‘ JOHN
Tax Collector List of 1900
' Dotodat Norwelk.‘ November 21. A

 

reg coffebnr 3 Sole.

» thice is hereby given that the lib-
5m Collector mandates, under ”Mi:
"-1 Nfim

 
 

 

",- server! 1

cells. and it ‘

‘ ’7 V giant”. 0155,”: ”m 19.9»?

n”;- Wit-R fillets; our. 9.4

 

 

 

 
 
 

truth It is o.‘ splendid to live
.M‘ additibh to its me rib! Id-
Voltce and mineral» prosperity. it
eases to that deep longing in the
home he‘ert tor oprltool truth which
. ll dud its oatislection only in God.

nee-sputum

iN NORWALK GHURDHEN

Thanksgiflngfidoy who iittindiy ob—
orwslk churches yell.

 

a'here wee o union service, or

,L . orally.
:50 e. 115-. in the News»: Uoll‘grega-L'

onel Church participated in by the
congregetloneilots. Baptists and Meth.
odistn. The posters of these three

or T. Derlt Tsimsgc Vsuboroe
find the Rev. H. B Morison. participat-
fl'l

Most was celebrated st 8 o'clock. in
St. Mary” e Church in honor or the de9.

A specie! choral service with ser-
men by the rector, Rev. J. McClure
Believe. will hold lit Grace Church. ill
10: 50 o'clock. L.

Alpecitl 'i‘llenksglving service. in
5t.A Paul’s Church took place at in
o'.olook ~

Some or the churches were especial
iy decorated for the occasion with the

 

Hungarian congregational Church.

Special Thanksgiving services were
held yeotcrdny uttereeon and lost
evenin in the Springde Union coop
oi by the Hungarian Congregatioupl
Church society. At 3 o'clock In the
afternoon Rev. Basso. pastor ot- the
church delivered o Thanksgiving ser-
mon. At 7 ociock in the evening on
entertainment wee furnished by the
Christian Endeavor Society. of the
title poor .vlidoi'vll and their
> connected with the parish

 

Mildred. ”

om entertained. file entertainment

or. held in the auditorium and the
gupper was served in the reading
room. The committee w.. on bed
charge of the ansir. consisted of Mrs.
ltlisabettl Nagy. Mrs. more and Mrs.
tie bullpen 'l‘hese ladies with
ohll Osaka, waited upon the tables.

THANKOGIVING WEATHER.

Cold and lluste’ring with Lots of Dust
and Flying Debris.

Those who have been hoping for
cold weather for Thanksgiving Day
had their hopes and wishes realised
yesterday. Rather more than they do.
sired. probably, for in addition to the
cold there well a penetrating atmos
phere which almost defied etempts to
keep warm out of doors and rendered
it necessary to keep good tires going
in the house The morning vies the
coldest or the oessou so lai- thermom-
eters registering but 10 dgres above
sero. Before noon the sun shone
brightly but didn't seem to worm up
things much. The most objectionable
feature well the clouds of dust and
«dirt which took the collections of the
street sweepers and waited them
wherever the wind listed. Thanksgiv-
ling appetites were whetted by the
keen atmosphere and copious droughts
or cider or other beverage, according
to the lento of the diner. were neces~
nary to wash down the dust. accumul-
lsteo‘ in it stroll out of doors.

Towards night the wind moderated
but the cold grew more intense and
there are indications that the period
of the plumbere' harvest is near.

.W
NEW YORK; NEW HAVEN 5
HARTFORD RAILROAD.

Tillie taste.
in silent October 15. m1.

LIAVI IOU?" NQRWALK FOR
NIW YORK» .

A. Infill“. 5: 58! 5:551. 5:15
.:5 55. 1:15. 7: 55. 5: its. 5:053. 5. 55
5 “n 30155. 10.50. 15‘5“.

:15: 558. 1: V17. 5' {551.5- :‘M
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e. li.--s monocular. sci...- «or
V10: 10.

“fluorite are void: won more“

NORWALK.
m”'zrllim 5:00. 5:55. 1:00.“
“8.15.551.

55:05:55 5:558. 5:55

555'Mi15. 0 5:
5:05, “‘7: 00. 5::5t5350.1" 05!

ultra-15mm" mo 10.».
emu-om .miloo. '

tom

 

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'Ii. ' “'
15:

 

‘uJJ Joel. November

m churches thé Rev a. ll. remit. '3"

harvest products and presented ll very
‘ pretty and fitting appearance ‘

church. A turkey ouoper followed at'
which

 

. To bring you no 3
him, To impress the i' W
for in. «we. twelve-ii, willie-loom
‘ We'll Mn” you the tags concerning semi ‘
truth. Goons of other oflorings equally 'a
tin «smog.

Moveusr‘e mm thi
curse boomers.

Can't Ill-in s chance now to. talk
Glookl. Jockete. bolt lengths, automo-
biles, Regions. They' re bully buying
new. but the busiest buying has yet to
come

ladies Melton Cloth Costs
quality, uteen lined storm caller:o ,eii
sites: a bergalli at 55.55.

budies' Melton 010th Cools. velvet
collar. ioteot out well made, 55.55.

Ladleil' Kersey Cloth Coats three.
quarter fitting, velvet collar satin liu

 
 

moot or). , col.
Boys'

Mon’ s

bodice“ Oxford Region Costs yoke
beck lined throughout. bendsonlel‘y
tailored 510.50.

badles‘ Autonlobile coats. three
quarter lilting .veivot caller satin linv
echet 516.05.

Children‘s Raglan Costs. size a to
16 years in my. red blue and tens.
55.550: 0:55.55.

 
 

51595.

Vests e
s angling». lit-toe

 
 

Woe!
‘ white

WOMEN’I UNDEROKIRT BPEGMLB.

Mode of slilc, made or mercerlteli ‘
sateen, there you'll buy at sight it in
need of it garment of this sort

Ladies Mercerised Sateen Skirts
ruiile bounce special at 98 cents; ‘ L out,

Ladlea' Meroerlsed Sateen Skirts.
acar‘glonspieatled gondola $.25.- ”a

as uperor ue ty email a inlet-'12 o.
Sateen Skirts deep rudle nounc‘e full 590 AV
sweep. 51.45.

Ladles' Best Quality Mercerlsod 3e.
teen Skirts eccol-dioll pleated, ‘ruhle
bounce 52.50 ’

Ledlée' Taffeta Silk Skirts. in black
and.6 colors accordion pleated bouncet
a

Ladies Extra Quality Toilets Silk
Skirts. accordion planted ildllrlco. full
sweep 55.50

 
 

 

 

lotions 25c.
57:33.11

 

M5 ’5 Stiff
fly,

so & es workroom: snitch

 

Women's Jersey Ribbed
Poets. Heavy Fl

Women's Jersey Ribh‘dd
Vests and Pants,

victor Modems all

You know what we mend
one that word bargain
know, this is an excellent tible

Mons Black, Natural and
Melville“ Hose. worth from 1

aileron brand

scum Holt 1.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

UNOIRWIAll-w‘m ‘

Never better blooded mill L
weer buying than this’ x ’-
good honest warm unit M .
reasonable prices would bl

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

envy Fleece Line 5 L
“Drawers all since. 35¢. 4: "
Mistes' Jersey Ribbed ‘
Polite. fleece lined all titer.

Cemel'o Hair
Shirts and Drawers; also
Fleece Lined Double Br
with Brewers to match. L
Metro Fine Quality '
end Drawers, heavy we
rel Loud camel's heir. loo .
ulna: Wool mm Lille
Drown . in netursl dilly:

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

lieu

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Men’e Wool Swaators. s
inputs .5“): Four-inhl’rri
String Ties lots of new

d

on fieot Quality Silk
'9 very latest style! W
sol-lineal of patterns, we. r «
Men's All-Linen Collect. til
“9151,5510th lzyéog

VvVVW‘

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Isn’t It ?

one oi our

from our

NEW WINTER

Call in at any time and inspect the line.

fascinate your pocketbook.

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Better prevent catching cold bv purchasmg‘

WARM WINTER SUIT

the eve. appeal to your sound judgment ind

95 Worldno’lon Street,
‘ { Show “New.

.2 crow room vellum m‘

 

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$500K. 1

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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