Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, February 7, 1902 · page 5

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* . .I he inventory he: mm in
the clone or J A. H aloe dz Colopany.
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, --~All grades tireo at, special prices
thin nlonth. Bulkley A Wheeler

Mine Ida Henry. of Brooklyn, Evie vie-

iting Mine Carlie Petty, of Ecol ave-

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., wankers Chocolate. lilo In lb.
I) Lawton it Co .
MW .
. The Debating Society of the Norwalk
University School will hold a session
'l‘Iueedny.

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I The annual sale of ornbroideriee has
begun at the etorcI ol‘ the TAM. Read
Company. '

as Smith fiII Co n 9190. 9-190

 

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The F‘. B, Smith otbcir at Hewlend' a
. is about gone,‘ ’1'thI rummage sale In
tailing its place '

 

Cockenoe Tribe, 1. 0. 5H,, M., will

. sale as it was lost your.

‘ fort to sell me
_ oble pricey. Sod

ache” .

loot-rel“

Chocolate oilnoudn nod noughtlned
are the crucial: ct tholth‘s tomorrow.

pound , .I

Judge Alfred
reception to th

«Builder A bar oner special In

Have your bike put in order before the
spring run. , . ,

Rev.

 

trip south this Week. but has given up
thoII idea. Father Furlong in not very
Wei
V out-W ,

~‘—Our store will be crowded at this
Everyone got
a bargain and was“ happy. ii and lilo
arc the phlceom M S. Smith & 00.

R. J. Cutblll ottended the Annual roll

call and entertainment of Woldmerc !

Council, 0 U. A. M., this week in.
Bridgeport.
of that Councn.

~Best Roasting Pork 11c lb. Hayes’ 3

 

L. H. Decker. who has the contract '

to repaint and decorate the drug store
of the Btlllson- Powell Company.

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The JuniorjAuxlliory of Trinity En;
lscopal Church held a meeting at 3. in

 

‘ confer the adoption degree on a num
ber of candidates this evening :«

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The Cliftdrd Pharmacy In using its

windows to very attractively dieplnyl
hot water hose and tountcln astringent.“

 

The cum-a chimney gives you
‘ some mid winter mggeetlono about
yo'I'Ir cough. it you have one in its ad

(1 I I
to oy.
«Ear Mulls. Winter Cups. O'Brien.

One. of the most attractive signs in
town has been placed on the Hotel
Clifford by Howtn‘d A. Tilly. 52 WateI
street

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The Company. “F first beakctnul.
team has sent in on application for
registration in the Aulotenr Athletic
Union.

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~—Attend ouI grout Inventory Sale. be
gluing Feb. 8th. and lasting 10 days
everything 9 and tile M. S. Smith & Co

The Montauk basketball team Will go
to New Haven next Friday night, and
play the team representing the Jocelyn
Athletic Club. « a
‘ E. It. DeForest opened a Norwalk dc-
pert ‘cnt of his bnkery yesterday. III
the ntectlon'er‘y item of Frank R.
Starr, in Wall smell

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wI-‘roah‘ Home}: also. ,

cMine Warner t r in tho Center

1 kinderga If. in Ddrlen. has

been the guest other uncle. Attorney
Levi Warner in 2%; unlit

 

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, The man-lake of Alien Anna Jondo.
Iot Rowdyton and Conductor M
Ryan of South Namath is announced
to take place on Enter Monday.
~All Horse Blankets at cost. M J.
Mchrney. -

 
 

'I ‘ of No 3 Day

,; sheet in onto gthe members of

.the Woolen: Christian Tompor‘uncc
‘ ‘ nlon thin otlzernooni In her home.

. Plonked 41nd son

. of West Sonicl‘d, Were the

guests Yesterday one room! of Mn.
Charles R Boiler. o no: avenue.
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o'clock yesterday afternoon
church parlors.“ Several mothers or
the children were present.

 

 

The New York Grocery Company ad
verticos today eoecinln on conned
[mode It will pay you to look up the
all. and stock your pantry while these
prices are on the goods

~Stiit and Salt Huts. O‘Brien

 

Harry L. Piktt‘. son 0! Chauncey
Flatt the Norwuik pointer. wishes it
to be understood that ho is not the
Harry Plait. who who oriented and

fined :35 for taking n watch.

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The pupils of the graduating class of
the South Norwulk High School are
busily engaged” getting up their do,
days which have to be completed be
fore the diploma: Iere awarded. '
“Home Marlo Sunnngc. lb.
Hnyee’s

I III:

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Mies Amelia Wilcox. teacher in
Itoom B of the Franklin school, South
NorWalk' who has been confined to be:
home with illness, is convalescent and
will resume her duties Monday morn

log.

The Y M. C. A orchestra held a
meeting and rehearsal at their rooms
last night. Some new music was for
aimed for the occasion The orchestra
minute to glIIe some line recitals in
the near future.

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~Flret hall of the South Norwolk ‘

Plenoure Club to be held in Germanic

. Holl,.Snturday evening. February 8.

Doors Open at 7: 30 Admission

no: for gentleman. Ladies tree.
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A prominent Norwnlk Insurance man
expressed hlmoelf this morning that he
thought there“ would be quite a legal
battle before the insurance on the Snap
Hook a'nd Eye Company machinery and
Bond: was settled

A gone i Insulin of the manager:
and only] you of t e M. Steinert «it
Sons Company. will be held this even

log at the Bridleport store. Repres In I

tntlve‘i of the dlncrent agencies
oodles newer will be there

went. one run Alpines. O‘Brien.
5W

cord In con Club n he»
ing with Mu Admits Hatch in Want.
ave . I‘ottornoon. Min Ferric.
_ d of the rioting And
new. the herein! by re. Selleclt
Min Null! find It .1. SI. Jennings.

 

dnoelnents on repair work this' month. I

J. Furlong. rector of st. ' “
Marys Church. contemplated taking a,

Mr. Cutblll In a Inombol .

in .
Washington street. expects to begin
_ work tomorrow. . '

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Slur ln Ulster: 6 to 18 yr. f ‘ ‘
I ' ' , 31mm Overcoat: 15. to 18p.

 

' Norwaik store: I
Masonic Building:

South Home“: Store:
14 death Mdln It.

 
 

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I‘ dooeioff hoops §_
I double prices.

Mm Alma Hamilton on returned

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Iron; a ‘vhlit with Irelntlv in New
York city. *9

The to; Addie V. towed o borne load
cool on the harbor throquiI the lee
this‘ morning.

UIlGIB Tribe. I
teem war in Norwnilt
werhed the degree.
on served. .

 

 
 
 

 
 

E‘M dome
not nightw and
Alobotdr copper

. Rev. Alexander fidlllllton has tom
pornry charge at at. James Church.
Dnnhury. during; the i no» of the rec
tor, Rev. .l.ID. erode

mot squirm not new
were aheld thin Inns-III at at. Mary'n
Church Int 5: 30 odd 8 o clock; Ann or
service will nice be held this even n;
“17:80 . x
. Mills elixitidttn Bette Mallory died
this rooming. at her home this room-
Inx. 80 West avenue. of pneumonia. Ar.
rdngemnnts for the: choral are not yet
completed.

A. J. Meeker and .l‘.W Britta. the
former rated 70. It“! the latter .116

 
 

 

 

 

 

. Telephone c-II,“32-2; South Non-want” etero. ‘ ‘

 

 

WHY PAY THE PRICE OF CODE CA TE
AND NOT GET THEM 1

Good oats. if you buy here, cost no more
than the inferior grades, and you’ll get them iron
from dirt and other impunities, as we carefully
screen them.

BUY OATS THAT‘S CLEAN.
I :

MANUEL r. Heron.

 

played Inst night’d some in the pool
tournament of the Norwollr Fire Po-
lite. (The same WI! one of the eloecat

‘ I“ no for played. Mr. Meeder winning by
the score of 70 6011112.

 

. The stock of the Gregory Drug Com-
pany in North Main street in being

‘I _ moved into the old Stilleon drug store
in Washington street today. He work

fiat moving will be completed tomorrow.

, The two stores have been consolidated
‘- and the new company will be known as

The Stillman-Powell Company.

 

Frederick Miles. of Waterbury, one

'* been spending a few days in South Nor-
. walk. Mr. Miles was in charge of the

shoe departrhont in Reid 6t Hughes
his store. where the tire started this
, week which nearly succeeded in home

I‘ ins out. the entire town. He tells many
' interesting incidents regarding the big

continuation.

 

The Schoolmnotero’ Round Table or
Western Connecticut will hold on im
portnnt meotins tomorrow nt 10
o'clock. in the Board of Education

‘ ‘ rounds in Main otreet. Bridgeport. The

 

PLATINUM

ARTISTS’ PROOF

of warmer tone with a rich velvety
eurfnre The very pertection of Artic-
Portraiture.

All work Is finished with esoecmi care andgfuliv guuranteed
OUR PICTURES IRE ”.131? all)": '

JAGKSON’S sumo

53 WALL ST.. NORWALK

having all the merit of Steel Engruv
lugs and absoilltdil Pcr'manent

 

Trolleye one: the door.

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NEW AND ATTRACTIVESWCK. TN
FINEST LINE EVER IN. NORWNLK.

Ono Cent to $l. 50 each

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“m. P. Beers

ooqxdotten. Winchell. INGRAVBR. .

 

 

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.. ,I Health Brand Lem ling

at the few that contain d bodily
told the distinctive lcfnlulnfl
:Intocd in the diced you:

, 3 topic for discussion will be
, % Eight or Nine Yonre’ Gourde Preced-
I in: the lit h School." This In a sub-

 

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‘ m
: coder. rated loo}:

“Seven.

lent thdt‘h interested the princlnole
in The Nor‘ivelkn for a long tune and
probably much benefit will be derived
from the discussion.

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There was Ii runway in West avenue
and ‘North Main street. about 12 o 'cloek
. lnet night but fortunately the horse
was stopped before any damage was
done. John .Seyl'nour. of Bolman' o liv-

ery etublc. drove James Cale to his
home and on returning. the king bolt
dropped out and left nothing but the
troutI wheels with the horse The horse
itarted on a dead run and Mr. Seymour
was unable to hold it. letting go of the
clue. James Dosherty, oi the Mahaek.
emo Hotel billiard room. was going
home at the time. and rushed to the
middle of the street at the risk at his
life and managed to bring the runaway
to I standstill” He was complimented

‘ for his not. He took the animal to the
;. center of South Norwolk and turned it

over to Officer Walter Hall. The latter
drove It to the livery arable. There
one practically no damage done.

tan—‘-

ilanu Pool Tournaments

(Continued noun First Pm.)

. and the reread-m were John Bogordnew
I and Willlcin Aleksndc‘r. ~
* The followln: who hove entered the
tournament Irvitllj their rotlnx rol-
r Mil ond wnuem lilo:-
JJtnorr end IJ. Her
n Gently odd!
Add it Know. to;
r' "51

new I and) 3. non. med
Earth «III F. Conley, rotor! 76:?
Kiunhoun not w. nut. ruled now

 

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In. More loot lilth on on lion:
{not lotto.

 

 

 

 

IIIE IEsI IIIIIII ii IIIE ill ~

chance That ovcry boy 5 mother:
should trite advantage of

 

Have been melon: through on r stock of em Ci ‘
looted about to double hreu’tedI short Pent: Suite In Ined‘l
welxhto that formerly sold In ”- 60 dead to. 50 and hove or!
and u as. I . . I

130W Shall; Panto finite with vents formerly priced Iii so;
to. 00 and to. on. tire now selling at 82.50. {3. 00. 88. 50 and It. .

All wool unhol- mom Suite for Little renow- of hell
Cheviot that Wore mood value; at $2 60. now they are at $1. 89.
Boys end Children Blue Chinchilla. Reeferc voluer up to 3'
at 98c. ‘

Children a Tonnes. 25c and and title qualities, 18o.

Perfect fitting Stein Bloch CutaWay Canto and Veote oil
worsted. sites 33 to 40. formerly priced $15 .00. now 39. 98. '

Men's Mooklntooheu at one-belt price. ‘ ‘

We lilil have come excellent stein- Bloch br‘oad ohouldored
Overcoat: that Ive are selling at 20 per cent. rIeduotion

CLOTHIER. HATTER.‘ AND FURNISH“. . .I
48 and 50‘ W." Strut. . I '

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

At The “Model Grocer

Witness our effort to sell you good things an cheaply as Ive I
here. Cash prices for Saturday. FebI nary 8th. The public can do
this store for a good deal. , ,

Jonee’ Flour, 67c. (Good time for pancd‘h ‘nl
Hum Roll is giving satisfaction . Extra tine new lot oi! M
Nice to boil'wlth Cabbage. 10c lb. just in. Extra fine havOr,

(qu sell half one it whole is
too much.)
Fine. Hard. Cried Cabbage.
From ii to 12c, as to size.
Parenlpa 2 lhe., 5c.
Carrots .-——Did you ever out Carrots
served with meat and potatoes
-—“a boiled dinner"? They are
good. Potatoes are dear; Cur.
rotuchenp.
Good Rice, tic 1b.; 5 lbs. for 250.
Canned Corn. 3 cans good corn. tile.
4 cone Pumpkin 250.,
Purina Puncolle 8c.

Syrup, pure sugar;
Fresh Eggs that are fresh
Iron Shine Stove honeh

Overmuch Big Master boon.
largeetI Sc bur out. “ ‘M ‘
Snowboy Washing Powder.
article at cost for a while,- to
once stocks: 10c article.’
Mnekerel——Cnli particular at
tion to some Norwlly Macho

They are white. Intention
If you want fluent under or
Who In not pleased to buy good things cheap? Here we are con
giving real true bargains and why should not we hove Iyour orders
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I,

Lorenzo D
Stop and. Think

In it worth whilo to have the print
run together. or your head ache, or any
01 the discomfort you have Mement-

'- ferlnc from, when PROPER GLASS-
‘ EB PROPERLY ADJUSTED,-will re-
more the trouble? We guarantee per-I

I..1cnt tit and make no ch 4
«while. "‘° “'-

G B fieekeon

. ., come when. ' ,
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In To: Puncooeem metro“? I r I

THE IIOT GUARANT I

or our oblilty to met this ddrncod in our line; In our 'wldo‘ re
long undone-I In hoodlum- ”“9““

COILIWOOCI. Hay Grain.
Bu“ I Mint [Motorin' .I "

 

 

 
 
 

 
 

 

 

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