Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, April 4, 1902 · page 5

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49 Main St. Norwolk. '
Phohb I44. 4

Llltdl News Notes

J EL. B Slim is (boring toduy from
.18 Maple strrcl to Holden uvenue. «

'l‘lio AI-ioLu islIIIgIng Society IIold II ro-
huuiuui in than IITnii luuirT night. I

Boron.

. A large conoixllmo‘nt or door lion ar-
rived for the New York Grocery (icon
puny. ‘

(Told Ibo.

Mrs. Kinsella. of Plottsvillc avenue.
‘ who has been lllT is Allie to be uboutT

be housed I _
t _ MWM L
anon Shoo (It Slovenia & WulteTrLLsL'
Wm
.iurneu I). Kimmey'u hunduomc Ieui
‘ (lower, in Want avenue Is in the limniu
‘ or maintain. ,

Such exceptional values in Clothing
for Men and Boys has never been} . T
heard of before and judging from our ,I
immonéc biioiness of lost Week and are
. pcciniiy Saturday the people o! The
Norwulks am not slow to find it out.

We didn't Invont this phrase. but We are proud to accept uIIITlT
udopi it,‘ lIcI-u‘uuc it is true of thin uTiore ‘ L ‘

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i soverul {new sohtufimli which are Illil T ‘ , . ‘ ‘ I ‘ , I

“K orectot [It (3 (3 hill!“ ("‘0 Ilelil‘y

commend W. Thor. III. largest on; of now TSInrlng

’Cniuotock Brother claim to have _‘ _.

the largest line (It sp‘ILT-Ing goodu in tho , v‘ 000d“ In ”'0 Till!!! 013103. and you Ta" In ‘

Tm" cm“ -......... I I IleLlaToTi to Inspect (ham. ‘ I ,

“ *For Silt. and Mon. special sale of

200 dour Gentn'. Ladies and Children’s Our Blank Diagonal Sal! at IBIOLOL [,5 T.

Hhsibry. about from mill Don’ I miss

“'1 WWW“ to W WW 01'0“" “poor. as or. also our Wool Craoh. Bonny
Mixed Char/lot. and Undrasond Wound... I L
at 310.00 to {20. 00.

w mm WA

T 'on well know IT
LT. quality round ‘

There in II style. and iii. to our cloth-I
ing that the ordinary ready made !
clothing lacks. ‘ TE

 

 

 

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The Public market lino sonIe ‘31)ch .
lulu in its on today for Saturday.

We want you to cull, examine and
There “m uptiolnls‘ To“ groccrieu in i try on some at the fashionable Menu .
the all. or ll. .Ioselovsk‘y tor Buturduy . Build and T01) COMB that we are Boll . I \
’”" log at ul0.00,}12.00, $15.00 un(l‘$1T8.00. I“ l
I You cannot hnvo them made
measure for double those prices. ‘

oi nuns made to measure with um

. lubelh‘om $15 up.

All the now things in llmlics' iI‘niIric
Gloveu (It M. S. Smith It Co.’

MIR. Willlnni‘ F. HulIlIeli oi Wrot-
Main street ~onqu is outlining I‘viili

Lorenzo Dibble Wants your tIudo ‘l'lleuniiltlsln.

and he means to get it. If good goods i WW . :
at [ow prices figur? hi, . d TT TIT 'l‘lLIo John III. Monocll dock (It Row—
‘. W _ T‘

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I . T hoI'IL'iIIg nl
~‘ the ridge lv‘lah Mnnket for thTonty iivo ;
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Morriu Btull. of Moln‘ uti'oclL: Norwinik T
is having his store cenuectcil with the .
(goo main

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‘ 'l‘ho peerless standard live cont Gig.-
or in sold by Whelpicy It Cloik see
the (Id. In today s iuouo.

nylon which was (luuiuged by ice, in T
bei‘ng repainted. .
L ' 'i‘hoieT is sométliibg about bridal .
gowuu III the. ad of tho Howi'ond DI y

Goods Company today. .

I no or King EuwliIu iV.
Brion. -: T . I

discharging a on
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Willis ”H.“

L 48“and 5T0 ‘LWIL'Iii Street;
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South Normlk‘ Blow L L
14 South Main at.

South Norwoiic Store,

Norwalk store: ‘ * ‘
Mononlc Building.

'Tl'clophonc Call 32 2;

The directors of the Nonulk host
. . pitnl will hold (I meeting next Tuesday
Moth “I?“ _ night at the Norwalk club. . .
“ I'A "tiluriher of Norwalk spoitsmen I
have goile up in the country today in ‘

search oi the festive. trout

T I. 10 Writer street
W

The houuohoid goods or Dr l‘redcr

. ick B Jackm‘un arrived today, and were .

Installed in his West avenue residuum. -‘

MWM— min. I

: The account of the ministrator oi‘ .R.‘ Mhrvin is having the building I.

the estate of the late Hiram Purkerton, at the comer of Haviland and Water

. 0N: Neg/k Canaan Twas owed in the streets painted and generally Icnovotl

on“ P' ‘ _ .

, ILTMiso Anna McMullcn, baubler for the.»
' South Norwulk store of the New York

Grocery Company. who has been ill

returned to her duties this morning.

In; nicely.
. Principal C. A.‘T”l‘Tucker. of Center
school returned today, from a visit to
his mother fin Eliznbeth, N ..l I

T" . ‘—-—Bostou Hot Boone
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A (lance will be held this evening. in L LL
Cannon Had] A large number at Noi-
walk young peoplo‘ will attend.

Mum. w.- w»...

L The outlook for good business for the next six month no T .
Everybody employed; all busy, proope rous and happy.
good service to the public, in the good times ahead.

Wushburn o Crosbys (3qu Medal] All tat Pork. r T
Flour Amcrlcas greatest Flour-4h. for clear tat Pork
perfection of quality. A new lot just dliiicuity in getting it, we
in. She bug. “you. .

We have some nice small Hams. Golden Rod Bolt 5
inlld cure about 8 in average 13c lb 3 present with or ‘

Shoulders, 10c lb. Cash. pun ON the box TT

Eggs Lot oruice fresh home Euro: . Mackerel, white ond Tun
at 20:: Dex (102.. or 15 (or 25c. ‘ , ; Cabbage Taan

Horse Radish. Will remind you trade. .

T T T T , The ID Mt Braid company is showing
-. T T . , , _ . . .T . , I" II woo a -
This grain business is forging ahead day all“ “all?” I mer wnlii‘ts ergecmwrhzxéfltgii “:51 Bug‘s
~ ' ‘ ‘ ' ‘ About it. ‘ - . I

L gaining steadiiyésureiy—‘nionthhe lines laid down for“

M

Finch Brothcis are unloading II cargo
oi’ lumber on Contentment Island, to
‘ on bond by tho;- 'l‘T‘oIIenokc Corporrttion.

A borne Attached to (I delivery wagon L
belonging to I. Joseloi'l' fell loot night, «
RHNorth Main stimeet and broko our

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its governmenITj—the bent grain, the bust derricc.

We want the opportunity to allow you the adi outages oi L t I) i
- (I or on
trading here. Our grain in very cheap at tho prion. and 44... I

L Mrs. C. A 'i‘uok r.
- «out Bork, liic lb. i-lnyos' o 01' Main street

Norwuik. has Ietnrned from II visit to
her parents MI. and Min E. R. TBur-
niim. of Bothel. ‘f

the prion Is no higher than the pom grain price;
Young Edmonton. the pointer in ‘ L, .I. '
. North Main street. ran into n tooth in T BUY OATS TH AT’S CLEAN

ury's Church some evening next West avenue, this morning and smash _‘ , II‘} ' ‘ .

LL Week the exact day, and tiuie or which ed his“ bicycle. He was not injured _ T
Administration ol the aI-co munt ‘oi' Lilia _ MANUEL 7' L’ "RICH. , '

. has not been definitely decided. T
T L {Into Junior Skidd was allowed. yeutm- . LL L. . ' I ‘ "1 _.
me "D thin (lay, in the Norwolk Probate Court. to ‘ ‘ ‘I , ' .. - , .. , *
"‘m‘Lllnil‘EIL m “‘9 Superior Court M (the South NOLl'Willk ’l‘ruui Company
Bridgeport. Attoiciiy Georgo E. Vris’ l
Allen, Tth ‘
B

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'l‘hére III-e silécioi out prices on all
groceries (It tho store of the New.
York Grocery Company, this week
TSoc uuut the Tod snyo .

Mrs. W i). Vor‘num. of mi avenue.
lino lusulu‘i invihllions tor a dance to
. be held in the Town Assembly Hall.

'l‘huisduy evening, April 10.!

in Lthe game of pool alter the tournuv
nient at the Catholic Club. lust even- I
ins, William L Olsen and John J‘. Cs- ’
bill pluyod a little tricndly game. and
Cnhill won by the score oi! 50 to 42. '

 

Home Radish Is in aeolian. and MIT
have the pure article at Lido bottle .;

Lorenzo 

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son or Dr. and Mia.
T . In Main (trust is
. iurillu. the young
htToI who. has been ii In impror-L

. TL “burgh went to Bridgeport
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PLATINUM
bar‘ ugI III the merit or Steel Engrav-
lugs and absolutely Pérrnauent.

All work Is finished With especial care and fully guaranteed.

ARTISTS’ PROOF

of warmer tone. with a velvety
surface. The very perfection of Artis-
tic Portraiture. ‘I

he intent Boring Dorbics 0' Brian

H. B. Smith of Bridgeport will give
a toll: on the Bible: What is It and
Whut Are [to Teachings, in G. A. R.
Hall .Sounth Norwalk. Sunday. (It 8: 3i!

i3 ”d I 3
weeks in Atlantic City. N. J., for the
'I benefit of her he‘oith ut fortunately
3T was hot in the yicinity or the discs
trons lites theré yesterday TI .

A new circuit breaker was installed”
at the junction at the Belden avenue
and West .nveuue trolley tracks. this
noon During the progress of the work

Headache, ERIE”. blurring of the print are both T
tions oi detectlvé vision (Ind should be attended to AT 0N0
Scientific examination tree and Proper Glasses

Belle. (I! New
. . . he upper part
‘ oft Jul-VIII Kellogg" deuce Iiu Cen~
.teTr arenue. Norv‘ml .

largo, you

n m Allure wélcoine.
JoIII‘I McGlynu and Eugene Bradley,
the latter a reporter on the Dnnbury

this mornlug. on their way from New
Britain, w re they attended the in

News. emptied oil in South Noiwalk‘

OUR PICTURES IRE TPORTRRTITSi

all the West nrcnue cars used the west

. hound track.

..

It In stuiod in New Huron by men

freight trains for Waterbury and points
vi

.L familiar with railroad matters that L

‘L ed Is what we guarantee.

GRADUATE OPTI¢IAN

W, old clients from ‘ ~

’ ' , etitution (i edge of Elke. loot night. , city are not to LT” run by way of the L 58 WALL STREET?
Cheshire outsell. The assumption, they
say. was entirely unwarranted from
T the foot that the grades on the new
, Cheshire connection were so sharp that '
no attempt to run Irclight trains over
it in connection ‘with the new route ,
would be entertained. . T I.

I'l‘lILLe Cedar

“Another name- of” basket ball (was
: played this morning. at the Y. M I. A.
' gymnaéiuui between teams captained
by Miss Julia Lockwood, of Norwaik. ‘
and Miss Ethel Ferris. of South Nor:
walk. Miss Lockwood’u (cum won by
‘ the score (If sixteeen to nothing.
. —T~—A new stock of Culiico Wrappoio. '
“1 Tea Gowns and Ladies“ Muslin Undor
wear. All grndoo oLIT Corsets always
In stock (It special prices MEL
* Smithdt CD L ‘

_ Hnnmuc.

Mouniiirr.‘
‘IIAnoocu,

. STEAK con
dunno BLUES mom."
touo SLAMS ; : son at.

ALL o'runn risn CITIAMS AND
oijs'rnns -

TT tic 1b.
lilo Iii

treet Tigers yesteiiluy

demoted the Taylor avenue team by tho
score of 48 'to 29 it was an exciting
game and full of Tgood playing.I Barry,
Peterson and Beebe deserve mention
for tho way they played their positions
" (2! Duffy won in the box for the 'iiigcru TT
, and proved himself A good pitcher. The ' "
; line-up was no follows: Catcher.
_ Light: pitcher Bully: first busié. Pub
T arson: second _ Mari-tar.) third base

b g Peopleu' roaming in the
7 indies” arlor or the Flrst Church. was f

L Fm“ “3'?“th 1““,ng no on well attended. lust c (ping. I‘oilowingT' _
. . ‘ 8L. ,

tILIIiL‘c L “ .
; ‘WASNINGTON SLTRE

To] 108 field Barry; ,
held. Benjamin“

scorer. M.

inunL'our .
LONDON Apr 11, ‘ I

I Pork Glob spring sung

. Hurst pork uni-in ndic’up

,- sovereigns for three earuolds (I up- »
T woman. one tulle an won by Illa J

compliment w
slit horses slant
aroma . Keane's Qlymoi
" Owner'sBl ‘ GT

 

of Motlve Power

'1‘, test the relative value at two - *
kind Riot motive power We steamers 300119. the
. belonging to the Greenwich Oyster ed ta?Néw'
Company recalitly raced across the , ”L
' 80 (1th WNW Haven 1‘ "
:compnuy operates two boats, .
llal‘d, which has a motor devei- ..
35 horse-power, and the coloni-

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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