Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, January 31, 1902 · page 5

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I , parishes Weill:

wJoni!” M Cross of ”Main street
spent yesterday ln2tlsyr Riven.

Harry Smith. or Spring street is re-
covering from his recent illness
’ « wmv—e .- .
wElgln Butter, 250 lb. F. D. L & Co
W~M2
Mrs 'Panl and family moved today
from New Canaan to East Nor-walk.

 

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N lcholas billet and [dandy have may ,
ed from Winnlpauk to No 9 Grand

‘ street

'2 widtifl and Soft Hats. 0‘ Brien.
ares-(4%..

A baby girl has arrived in the lam-
lly of Mr. and Mrs. Lynch of 41 Chest-2
nut street. .

Charles H. Frank intends to move
thamily from New. Gonna to Nor
walk Monday.

 

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Burr Glover and family ‘intend to
niove from their present place of real-
deuce in Ellli street. .

Wan-2m”— '

“The 80.1.Norwalk Pleasure Club
will give shall Sat. Eve" bl, Ger-
mania Hall.': A‘dm .ssion, gout and la-
diesfl 260

Clayton Eta-Arum, of New Gannon.
has taken at pooition as salesman for
Frank R._ ‘ Storm. the confectioner

‘ aborlecllbmlis Martini-sod from his-

trip 2to Vermont. and has agolu taken

up his dutwlj: manager of the Stand-

and Oil Worm» ' .2 . )
bur-—

John Kirsch of Norwak. was in
Stamford last g'evening a tending an
entertainmex plenty the members»
of the Kill to: set:

any.

——0at Meal . 105.25.; none Co
«We--

Cockenoe Tribe 1.0 1%.. M.,' will

hold a meeting this nydrilhgryhleh

will he followed by. the degree team
holding a rehearsal of the adoption do

 

 

 

 

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It is understood that there are sev
eral people who would very much like
to have the position of towu tax col

 

lector. The? applicants come from
both ends ill‘the town ‘ . _
-Specials for Sat. and Mon: $1 50

 

Mercerlned fi-illhts .298c.; 2000 yds. all
widths atsld colors tm’l‘ol'fetn Ribbon 1214c
yd. M. 8.8mm: a Co.
“Mm
The members of the Norrialk Fire
Police have all been rated up for the

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

A large.

 
 
 

cost whsuver
lion will be frontal! ‘
and dancing will tilt ..

so suddenly i
committees

' which detains him from his work.”

the church.

Pytblasbln that -

number present, and a see

' curtain Rodd. 5 and
.2 50 u, '1.

 

2 MI i‘iloorgeiown. has
. no in 2N "

’ ' ' t 12nd attended,
the Nike Hindi ll

more ltl‘rsn’s‘ mum and chairs from
2 o3." phloem 5m New
load aliens lti y 9: Wheeler.

i
Mrs. Benislnin willow. of West
Main strut. who but been quite ill. in
now recovering very nicely. 6
Felix Billlnl‘lfil «New York. who has
been visitlnk triends in South Nor-
walk. has returned to his home.

~Umbrellss Umbrellas. O'Brien.
Daniel T Ward. of 15 South Main
street. is nursing a very sore hand

Mr. and Mrs. T. K. Noble will leave
Norwslit. next Thursday, for Washing-
ton, where they will spend the winter.

~Spccia‘i for Sail and Mom: Chil-
dren’ s 15c Ribbed Hose 10c pr.; Chll
eren's 50c Ribbed Wool Hose. 25c pr.

MUS Smith & 0o.

1" M. Jennini'lfl. who is suffering from
blood poisoning. caused by picking a
pimple on his eyelid, is getting along
ricel y 2

"WM—a

Ex»Councilnian Jesse M Ferris who
has been ill at his home in south NOT‘
walk was phlegm get down town yes-
terday.

 

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Rev. Howard Hoyt, of New Chilean.-
will preach in the West Norwnlk [in
10111 c‘lgapel. Sunday afternoon. at 3‘
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——Gran Sugar 10 lbs., F. l).

Lawton it Co

The annual nleetlng and election of
olilcers oi the Industrial League at the
nouth Norwalit Methodist Church will
be held this' evening. in the parlors or

500..

At the meeting at the Central Union
of King‘s Daughters to be held Febru-
or! 13th: in the chapel of the First Gon-
gregational Uhurch Miss Florence
Pohilnan Lee will glVe a Bible reading

~M-.

“apeolal Sat. and Men; Men' s $2. 25
Sweaters, 980 on. ,

dies Costs, last
year‘s style, your choice, $1.98 ea. M.
2 it (is.

s Smith

 

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Oneofthe trolley wires orer the Wall
street bridge broke, last night and un-
til temporary repairs were made cars
were thohlerred to the other track.
Permanent repairs were made this
morning. .

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Daniel Conley oi Gregory Point was
injured last summer, and nothing was
thought of the matter at the time. His
left leg which was bruised, has now
begun to swell and he can hardly walk
upon it. A physician is in attendance.

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wIlllgin Butter. 25c lb. F.D.L. & Co.

Rev Bella Basso pastor of the Hun
garian Congregational Church in El:
avenue, is quite a printer and is now
busily engaged in setting up some type

ior by-lnwa for the Lorain Steel Cont 2‘
It is in ‘2

pony Beneficial Association.
the Hungarian language.

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. Mrs. Manuel T. Hatch entertained the '
.‘ members of lilo Matinee Euchre Club,
‘ at her home in Falriield avenue. yes-

terday afternoon. There was a large
oral good
time was enjoyed. Mrs. ward

Knapp won the ill-st prise.

tun-W wn‘

 

the pa meat of the semiannual

 

interest on

bonds
til paper held as an invest-
and about New Haven. and

l tor‘Bat. and Mon. from

‘t: Nickel Tea Kettles.
' Bods 250; Sieves 150;
loo; Towel Racks.
mil: .9. Co 22

0am ‘ ‘No. 11 P o s of

 

' ' in. last nl ht. , 2"
‘ “to: mini: tuition of

the camp them into
t'bspeaiter will be held on

‘ ct Edward German will
lime

, ‘ 2 . ' batsmen» no. , i
_ timers ‘ ‘eonduettpocisl acryloet \
i b Norwalll went ‘

 
 
 

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‘ as: iay the Consolidated Railroad will 7
y 9 3500.000 Air Line cou- 2
aranteed by it. There is .

at payment will amount .

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Sites in timer: 6 to 18 yr. _ y M,
Size; is Overcoat; 18 to 18 '3'.

“o'outh mews Store:
14 south Main St.
'I'tl'tpl‘lo'ns Call 32-2; South Norwnlk Store

Norwslk Starch
Masonic Building.

 

WHY PAY THE PRICE OF GOOD Oil TS
AND NOT DET THEM?

Good onto, it you buy here, cost no more “I
than the. interior grades. and you‘ll get that tree.
from dirt and other impunltiea, as we oarofully
screen than:

our fears mes cliEAN.

Pendulum

having all the merltlldbliiteei Engrav
lugs and absolutely. Pornlauent.‘

of warmer tone with a rich velvety
surface. The very perfection oi Artis-
tic Portraiture

All work is finished With especnai care and fully guaranteed
OUR PICTURES ARE PORTRAITS ‘

 

 

 

 

Rubber illusion lands to o I, in any style or size.
Ordinary sires 10c no use. and each additional lino lilo.
One line stereos wt", 1? ' 2' 2 “

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

‘ it out Monday night. There will be anl ‘
‘ 938W“ in minivan and collation.

“ ' in... is ill at n

Cbullbb. New
. pipes or the c

borne in W
2‘2; of receiving a severe fall in North

Miss Enamm Minoan. oi Rayner are
am with a severe
attack oi! the gel

W
. mum made over. "Brien.

WWW.

Mrs. .lomph Cox. of. Retell Hill, re

turned from her two weeks visit with
friends in New York.

M

Mr. and Mrs. Herman 2.D Villas of
Jilly avenue. are spending a low days
with blends in Bridgeport.

Mrs. Louis Saverd,2 at Madison
street. has been called to Bridgeport.
to see her sister. who is very ill.

Miss Anna Memo Smith of the
Green. Is entertaining Miss Ella Jones.
whose home is in New York state.

Miss Stella Hindley, of Booth Main
street is the guest or relapves in New
Haven. She will remain two weeks.

()1in! Branch Led e, Knights of Pr
thins held a logo or meeting last
night and received three applications
for membership. besides tranloetlng_
the routine business

Judge John H Light is in Bridge
port today. and it is thought that the

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

. case of Dr. J. Milton Coburn conserve.

tor. against Raymond Brothers will

2 some to trial barbie, Judge Robinson

m

The irames [or the photographs of

the artists that are to take part in

tram Tribe! .0 R M entertainment

‘2' have arrived and in a couple at days
2 they will he placed about the city.

‘ ~Bik dud Pearl Airlines. 0’.Brlen

0 went—mun—

Miss Glory of the cathedral choir in

*‘2 New York who has relatives in South

Norwalk, will hing at the concert to
be given torts benefit 0 St. Mary's
told. no or the one:
ch nhblr.

 

 

Mrs J. 0. Jennings is unite ill at her

not {treat from the result

Main street Thursday evening. She
slipped on the ice and struck on her

2' hack bruising and spralning it quite
badly ' 2

“win-m
Mr. and Mrs David E. Masterson o!

’ New Haven who have been visiting
2, friends in South Main street during
‘- the past couple. of days left this morn-

ing ior New York where they will vla~
lt Mrs. Masterson‘ s parents before re-
turning home.

Company A, Trinity Cadets. held a
racetlng and drill. last night in the
basement of Trinity Church. The boys
had a good drill and afterwards talked
over matters pertaining to the waiter
of the conipany lt ls possible that
some musical instruments will he pur-

' chased and a bites band termed. There
, are plenty of biblicltns in the company.

hank Father. the mtlooksmlth‘
might have been seriously injured yes
terdsy afternoon while trying to shoe

Mi one of the Lockwood Coal Company‘ s

The anlnul began to lump
and inflamed

We

 

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--Gandy Booeitl toenail
one Fruits and Nuts
DeKlrn‘s, 87., Main 8 ..

 
 
 
 

, I ‘
‘ rwhloll‘ low Mint.
Wilhelm 2 2

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

2.1“ 336. 1% Santana.

to long‘ canon-lone. ill

 

 

 

and ll. 69.
Boys Short Pants salts with vests torxnerly priced Ill
85 00 and 35. so. are now selling at :2 so. Ill. 00. la. 50 and l
All wool sailor Blouse Suits for Little Fellows 'ot .

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

Boys’ and Children' a Blue Chinchilla Roofers values
at 98c.

Children's ‘I’ouues. 250 and and 39c qualities, lac.

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

worsted sizes 33 to 40. formerly priced 316 .00 now $9. 98.
Men' as Mackintoshes at one-half price. 2
We still have some excellent Btein- Bloch brand‘shouiderew

Overcoats thtt we are selling at 20 per cent. reduction. .

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

CLOTHIER, HATTER, AND FURNISHEI. ..
48 and 50 Wall Street. ’

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MY PRICES MAKE BU"

Pointers to Prudent People Piainly Told Assressive corn
cash lines. Everything standard and staple. We want not only

from you but to supply you all the ti me, and we can nlalre it on Willi
Prices '

4 Mince Meat, 25o 9 he pings. Prepared Starch
4 cans Pumpkin, 250 3 lbs. Raisins, line; set:.,_
Purina Pancake. Sc 17 Fine Seedless orange
Jones’s Flour per bag, ‘550 Do you want 800d COM
Wt“ Pkg 2 ’ 10" can supply it and save n
Nice Rice, do; or 5 .lbs. for 250 2 to 50 a pound Best Gem
Lemon or “Vanilla Extract. 50% time 30c lb and to;
Save money on Print Butter. Buy | Matches as sumac. gift
Clover Hill at 2 30¢ '2 ‘2
' . .. . on 2M: 2 t.
and save from '2 Who lb.’ No- .l e o ”ks m ‘00!”

thing better : Matches as advertised? ,
Cake 8ale.-1—Special.r-2All2our 21b.- iSchepps Cocoanut, 100.3)“: .

for 25¢: Cakes. on Sat. at 10c lb. 4 T“ ”2‘1“” 3m“ 2w”? W"
Some a bit dry film; be ill. i ght. l
New Bloater Herring! this time do (3:1.17."e‘l‘h Cocoanuts ““3 5m
'3 cans good Corn 25c i Syrup Pure DTlD.‘

Apple Butter.” gnarl can, Scilnstantaneoue Vanilla (lusts,
ll lilo pkgs Prepared Starch, 25c i Perfectly Fresh Eggs,

HOMELESS HAM ROLL,

A BAG OF SGHUMACKER’S DEBT FLOUR, ALL RIGHT: NICE:
ONLY ONE BAG TO A CUSTOMER ..................

ORDER HERE.

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. . is it Worth while to have the print
run together. oniyour head ache, or any
of the discomfort you have been out

faring from. when PROPER OLA“.

l9 PROPERLY ADJUN’ID, will re-

. . move the trouble? We guarantee per-

tee: along}:
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all make no ohargo (or

 

Grades“ William,
53 Moll. Street. Km“:

 

 
 

1-H: Ino'r ouaoanrn

at our ablllty to most tilledsmsnd in our line In our wide rs

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