Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, April 8, 1902 · page 5

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‘onred o p‘oaitioh in the gas house in
allorbor Avenuoxiiloiiw iii"

, {The regular monthly mostlng or
Putnom Hose Company no helu last
night and only routi e ‘b

It I
sik Congregational C‘hnr‘chlast night ‘

OW! nx’ to the ruin. ,
‘ liters Ap-
A R Molltin,.Norwalk.

me“ hatting‘

_ ‘ um hold
Agd mar'

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I s token a posi-
M Uoles‘ liliecArio

. Public Market.

‘ The price lI‘as h n out on lace our-

Autos at the store oi the Howiand Dry‘

Goods Company.
Edwin 1“ ch oi Woo oodward avenue.
employment

bridge's ho history.

The first dog‘réo was ‘oo‘nisrred at the , I

regular meotiokoi Palestine Castle. A.
0» K. oi! M (l trill“ hi I I

‘ ‘v
ooh WII it}? one mornfilx to take
a oposltion with E2 E Gorham. I
‘ l’Wom‘nn' s Roller corps

sting this afternoon and

.a

tonight o suppor will be sol-veil.

Houston, at Bridgeport, is making
special oiiorst today. I
iota silk waistu and tailor made Suits.

New whinscc-tting is being out In the
barber shop oi Albert M. Pohlman to-
day. I Othor‘ Improvoment‘s aro to he
made.
I The mornings of Miss Mary 'i‘réMou‘o
hon. of Leonard street. and John O.
Ken‘n‘e‘d Boston will take pisco

 

resigned his position
lilo. and bus b‘oen sno—
y ohnI Magnor, or Connecticut

o‘er the Morwalk Fire ,

in Trow~ I

'l‘hoy are on tar»,

‘uoo‘pe II "bocauuo u iii true of this

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Deportmont received their badges an a

y tho CIty Council some

I. , t the toilet department
stun Store is" being sold at '

I “ vé p6 cont oil on the dollar.
e whutyt‘h

It at his shop In High
this morning.‘

‘ regular. monthly meeting 6.! the .

,th e South Nor»
, dst hurch Ivs‘s held last “
‘n‘lght and u

u in. yesterday

turns with? soooa‘olseo spool»

r the so lost the biggest.

Iii i‘Ioon take his ,

tol‘iavs A four
r engine in-I'

oMshon ‘ council. Catholic. I' ‘

Legion, will Meet tonight

are reouested to ho pros- ,

e consi‘o’dru‘tion (it important

Inner Mildred. belong~
William wll non. was
180th Norwslk harbor.

noon, at 3: 30 o'clock. With In... ‘

tallies. As this is the first meeting

Stop _ tis‘ especially desir-

a
of tailored gowns
n Bridgeport cali and

i ' o thsir sho‘w window in Main '

son proprietors
niads applies

41, Mrs I‘Jolili‘u II. Shs‘i‘Iione with
so e1 dinner so

, I ,Iwho has been ill
I with grip, at his home in Winnlpauk.’

 

having oil the merit oi Stool Eng?“

I l ings’ sud absolutely Persiauout.

We didn't Invent this phrase. hut we are prmiI‘l‘I to oocep‘t not!

store. . ‘
I ,

m in. n} so! lino of now Spring
I o ‘h min aims. and you on in- ,
mom thorn.
Our also _ Diagonal Son in $3.60 is .I I
i also our Wool Crash ‘ anoy

‘ _ Mixed ho around Undressed War; In.

of warmer tone w

suriaos. The very- pert _

ill: Portraiture.

. lie 9.8%
"thin at lilo Mine in

‘1‘:
I done considerable d

‘ Josh Brandon

9
lemi‘lé Morris

.I Private"
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oifll
pend!
orwm

In... Lsuiea' Aid Society, I‘ll a... Nor. j?

walk Motiiodis‘t Ghuroh

veotoni‘a a dtodov has

F. Bair ’s huildilur on Orchard street.
which Its gutted In fire last weeiu,
The upper goertlon has both: entirely
exposed to elements. The insur-

‘ once «clusters olefin town today and

the loss will ‘pl‘obabl
todoy or tomorrow

be made good
I uInouuts to 82..

colonel Saniuoi Dask‘tun,‘ oi N‘orw”

walk, qontel‘nplutes‘ having a most on-
lovable time at the national conven-
tion or Song of the American Revolu~
tion to he held in Whahinxton, April

,30, May 1 sum ‘2. The program pro:
v President

video for addresses
Roosevelt, senator Ghsu coy M Di!-

pew and many other notablo men.“

Thurs will also be a ‘sight seeing trip

down then Pot moo river. Colonel»
Dasksm is u do assets from. Gannootia

cI‘uJohn Sisk, of North ‘i‘a‘v‘lor avenue.

I is laid up at his home With a. traotured
hone in one of his loss. Mr; Bisk was '

‘eth ‘
'blew oil, on ’ ’

it was no

Y
1) n from the in-
Jury Ivas so audio that It was sauces-I
sary to consult a physician. The dio-
oovory no then made. , _ _ ,

CHAS. K I

on“ K. ossmpl‘i‘n

Mr. Brandon;
”out. can Van u on Jonieo a Gsrsit

,hieut Curl Vuo omen.

I ’ James 8. Gurslt‘e

ll I
use to Mills 0; I

. Such oxoo‘p‘ti‘onal values In ‘Cllothin

, tor Mon and Boys has never I)
heard of heioro and Judging iroin .
immense business of last week and or.
poclaily Saturday the hoopla 01 The‘ ‘
Norw‘aiirs urn not slow to lino it out.

Thoro‘ lo a style and at to our clo .
ing that the ordinary ready made
clothing lacks. ‘ I I I

We want you to call, examine null
try on some at the fashionable men‘l‘I ‘

. Bolts and Top Costs that we are sell
his ht ‘..yI0 00, $12 .00, 815.00 and 318. 3‘
Iron cannot {have them made to-
Umeaoure for ‘ y I
Clothing mods to meosure With th
label from $15 up. ‘ I

Editor Lewis I

Dan .Howo f

’l‘om Monkoii

Eve hotly e‘I‘npioyed: nil busy, prospe runs and lIA‘liDY.

‘r Emil, service ‘to the public, in the good times ahead.

Elnmu Wanoir
mussels over-ton
I billion Morey

The a‘hovo‘ company supporting Char ‘

a. K. chumpliu, opened their week's
engagement at Hoyt”. i
evening. presenting t I
to a large rl‘

Mr. Chomplin in the“ load

is iInporso ution oi’ the character of

j achBrundon was Very p'ieasing. Tho »
supporting éompany who strong and
loll tho monihers did good work in their
retroactive talus. I
trounced between the acts by Bess

Specialties were in

Washhurn 8v. croshv’s Gold Medal All I'at Pork. 'l‘horo
Flour America’s greatest Flour-Rho for clear 1st P‘ork‘
poriection or quality. A new hit just dithcult‘y in gott
in. ‘65:: has. -I
‘ We have some hie urn~ ,

IniiIi cure ah6u’t 8 lb. everago

Shoulders 10c lb. Chain

Eggs. Lot of nice fresh oIn'e Eggs.
st 20c per (lot. or 16 tor

Horse Radish Will r In! "uyo ultrgfiyagfe? g ..
Horse Radish is in, senson, .and we .
have the pure article.at10 bottle? I , , BUSINES 3Q

Maok‘orel, Is to on tin

Overton, Eddie Silvers. Thomas Msr— I

» he! and Master Johnnie Guise. Al- I

though this oooloony Is now to South .

no reason why there should not be
large audiences at every portal-mums.
Tonight the company presents “The
Curse of Pride "

Which an amateur contest will he held
tor a prize oi :5. On Saturday often

' noon a on; and a halt dollsr gold piece

will be given to the child who can

make the most words out of the name

Charles K. Chunlpii .
—‘~—-—J
EDWARDP. ELLIOTT

A NorWnik. utter thé outlstaot‘o‘ry‘ initial 3.
psriorniaooo of last evening there is .

0n Frioav niftht,’ ,
"The Octoroon" will he gives utter ’

I a pair of [classes will aflord it your vision is any Iv as:
Headache, Eyeaohe‘ blurI’ing‘ oi the print, are so... a
tlons of defective vision and should he attended to
Scientific onumin on free and Proper Glasses

' "His sudden transitions are too real .

A to believe them oopsble of one person ”

“The audience fvms kept spellbound for
two hours except when spontaneous

outbursts of laughter and real onioy- , ‘I

most wouid inevitably break forth.”

‘ORADUATU O
58 . WALL ‘STREET‘

The shove are clippings from press “

II o‘clos ounceminc Mr. Elliott’s recitaio.

:- Illiiiiott uppoors this evening, at
. So Norwuik congregstionsi

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