Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, July 31, 1902 · page 3

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WEATHER FORECAST.

Fair toninht: Frlllay local 9 colors.

Heavy rain was reooIted ronI
Crosse, Little Rock Richmond V9,.
Green Bay; Win. and New. Haven. A
trough of low pressure extends from
the lake region southwest to Texas. An
area at him proclaim In control in
the northvx'est.‘ Condition favor tor
this vicinity leiah'tly motor. but no
decided change in um Weather ‘

 
 

Kind Words~ ‘ logic panch-
tel-9‘s oi the Nxo x 9 gromtlonal
Church. ore color 'linr‘todav
aiming. L .. ‘.

‘ Robert Honor-d, JI‘. .. who was taken
suddenly iii Tueslexy night at his home
in 9st Wrish instill; street, is able to
be out today. ' 9

 

Thomas Magulre. chief engineer for
Ra‘an9n‘d Brothers, hos' recovered
from; hi9 rec‘9nt illness 9nd has r9J'sum-
ed hi9 duties. ' 9

 

A merry party of ladies and gentle
. men from ilidgeileld are enjoying the
day at Roton. They came down in the
carry all “Alicetine” and stopped for
a short time in North Main strcet this

9 morning ’

~F‘rcsh Angel Food daily. Owens'.

The Booners' Gornedian glut) has de-
aided to hold its dinn9‘r at Gregor-yin
Point shore house. .Thursdny evening,
August, 291. The committee will meet
tomorrow evening to make ‘turther
‘plans for the nifai r. ‘

 

The Norwaik Hygei loo Manufactur-
Ing Company have started it delivery
w9Jongn in Norwalk with William Hob;
I‘Idxj its driver. ‘
era (Inn 99 left is ‘nt F E. Lockwood s
hlch‘cle store in ‘Main street.

 

G. E. Sartain president of the Brown
Eusin‘eos college has his announce-
merit in where issue. His onion is
open daily from 9 a‘ m. to 9 p. m’., for
enrollment of students. He will glad-

iy send ‘a representative to your home
' hgipexl make up the menu. .

liL you desire it.

 

‘ -Fresh Sunshine Cake daily Owons‘. L

 

one of Expressman L. J Reynolds‘s
horse‘s, driven by Edward Wilson. of
, ‘Norwalli. tell this morning on the troi.
‘ iey tracks in front of Sturtevant' s store
in North Main sheet.
freed himself from the wagon. but did
not attempt to get away Little dam
age was done

Mrs Deborah Stillman of Easton.
who tomo ow will be 102 years and
six meat of age, is a great aunt of
William .5t9.9eples of the firm of Hut»
hell on Stables, the well known Nor:

 

 

walk hrdwai'e dealers Mrs. Silli-
man is scan aunt of Mrs. H B. Brad
lay. of estport.

~—The* beauty 01. artificial ico‘ is in
using it Absolute cleanliness. economy

and not (acting guaranteed- (lrdern

Oil"? Norwolk 011 Zahort time.

9 W. N Beach. president or the Con-
necticut Cement Trust. came to
South Norwalk9Ltrom Stamford this

morning in his handsome French auto .

frond. acbompr’xnled by William T and-
.Thomas i.-.Ray’mond. went to B .
L ‘LnortL. on husineos. He was acco
. J I led by an exponenoed chauflenr. 9
-9 - trip trot: Stamford to South Norwaik‘

La a day's out as to Fine “0961ng

The omega where am .

The animal ’

Mrs. Emma L. WoodWorth Is quite
Till with rheumatism. at her home. No.
1 P99»: nix-1mm. ‘

Garden of
street has krecovered tram a clove
tack 6r poison by mercury.

The Norwaik Coal Company will

 
 

 

 

it?

‘ build the stone arch hr! so near the

Parsons property. Roway n. J

mun-W

Another troloy part-Y. Arron
Joooph‘ B99 kmlm loft Wit

Cookenoe Tribe. 1.0. R. ML; of Nor-
walk, will deal with thr polgiaocs. at
the meeting or the tr he. tJomox-row
evening. 9 , ,

Mrs. Granville WI Foundict. of
Springfield. 1538851399. presented. the
South Nor-walk Library with some
very Intcreotlng‘ bonito; ,

LW

The D M.
tunity in those French robe s irts
alto in garments tonneglicea wear and
in the hosiery section...

 

 

Dudley Col on. or Connecllcut ave-
nue. ‘dinlocat one or the joints of the
middle. decor otx lilo leitxhand, while
playing ball one day Readily.

Jay MB Davenport. has boon elected
trustee of Camp Washington, No. ll.
P. 0. S of A.. to succeed William A.

LGriilln. who has not Jtlxc time to Jallcnd

to the duties.

 

Upright Piano tor

~Grcnt bargain:
W.Stud

$175; former price 9275., J.
well.

J—uu—v

A number of Norwalk young people

 

9 will go to Cannon next Tuesday and at-

tend ‘a dance 91. the coupon Hail The
ton young indigo.
WWW

You should just. now turn to the Sci
lock 8: Price advertisement. It is an
interesting relation of price reductio‘xxs
'upon clothing and upon summer men’J 9
dress auxiliaries.

‘ win-wow.»—

Dentixlt 9.? .Jdoutmli takes excep-
tlon to the smtoxxxgxxt printed in a lo-
col paper that hasnurchsecd a
horse. lie 99ny tlIJJIII. he only hired the
animal to drivg to bonipo L 9

The High Lori k Club had a line
runner 'l‘uosdxxvgy -95. at the War»
wiclx H9091 booster. nolt siIgil crabs
and all e Il9iicacles or the seoison

 

 

 

all... Tribe, I. 0.9M has decided
to rang-arse” tomorrow nlght. lot the
tail work.

as actual work in copper Ix

 

The J. l. C. [Slob an organization
or ladies tram Exist Jami South Norwoik
who have banded togelhér for, mutual
pleasunc. will enjoy an anti n‘g‘ tumor-
row, Jst colon Fulfill. New York city.

eye cry fey! lirxxdxx oi Cigars hold
their own like the imperial crown it
has been sold. for 10 years ‘and over.
and is now considered one Jot the sins»
(lard brands.

 

Charles Holmes. one or the clerks
at the Norwaik, shoe attire of M H Gio.
ver who is enjoying a vacation went

 

The mid-week prayer sétixtgot 9‘
First Methodist Church will be held in

. the Sunday school room this mains-

Rev. W. W. '1‘. Duncan being

conduct tho. fiery!

ll! '2
nI would. at
“Roton Point Mr Conroy is now aet-
;. vcredninriecxrece oh

ed down by a inst bicyclist.

to 971) m., for the purpose 9! roceivin
applications for mucus registration

dwa rd '1‘ 9
was quite severely, bruise 9

cm 9.: or

 

Llflllfl till) .‘

9 ~F'resh Angel Food daily. Owenn'. L 9 9

Bil W
mills for 9,

 

business.

hood (in. pliers an o por- ‘

oltair is in charge of 9 number of Wil— , .

it is planned to make the ,
(all and winter a rogoxd-blgxlaker as is: J

W
chairman ot the Judiciary Committee

vacation. BrothewSeth Remington will

an: along nicely from JJlxlu recent se- '

 

 

 

N99 for rummagoL

rue atqln Ia‘ that not in mud}. on
cry department is preparing lJor tall
Much 3W9l‘ in comics to
light not InIIrI he clearpd up quickly.

And no there is rummaxevr-plenty ox
It had much of it very good.

J,

‘tl‘here is all sorts 9t Inmmaao—e 3
(shoes. hats meng ixxxnishingxx. cotton
dress roads. domestics, read mm

garments, drnperies‘.

‘f OI course Iixo prices ivlll be small:

that's what makes rummalilns on later.
eating ‘ ' '

Some of the rummage was left Item
the Mill End sale; worm is coming
from odd corners-wigilant eyes are
searching for every article that shoulq
be hurried out

in ovory depprtrnent there will be

some rummage: in some there'il b9

much.
Special tickets point the may to the
chrome»; it brings. ,

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

WALSH FOE 359M DR?
Greenwich Mao Talked or in Care
Rental)! Goes Higher.

Below is some pelitical gossip l'rom
the Bridgeport Post: '

“Devlin in the Twelfth District
which is made up of the toivha oi
GreenWIch New Canaan Ridgeiloid,
Stanitord. Wilton 3 Darlen, they
sent Michael Ken 90! Stamford. the

 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

 

had the Republican loader in the Son.
ate.
say the word and he could go back,

’ 39mm Kenealy aspiring for

ing’ii. it looks as though the

on would go to James F. ,

.J it
run; of Greenwich who was the

House chairman of the Railroad Com. -9 A
mlttee In the last General Assembly. ‘

Mr. Walsh is pretty apt to get th

‘0! Stamford and New Canaan. whic
uld be more than enough 9 land

119 price. As a matter of loci i looks

A as. though he would be nomad with-

out opposition provided Senator Ken—
only remains out oi the race.”

 

m9 9 stop .0 Port Jeaemoh on the
k Clgy gummy tare.

. are th oh th

to r-muted schooner Martha ill.

men has just been complet- J g.

" e daWood'sshlpynrd. At
' will leave {B

 

Mr. Kenealy would only hole to '

but rumor hnsglt that he is looking i

y-L

EERSON “UNSHING. ‘

 

Mr. Miller. it any 0
the acting governo
be the fortunate man

it in who is to
oh the plum

99 that hills he has knot theuxxatter to
himself. for 9: oil the numerous can.
L didatoa whose names have neon menv

toned in connection with the place, it
has not, come to ilght xv‘ll h 'wilJlJ he the
one named. ‘
Speculation has been rife among the
liners and the politicians of the coup
yLLandLLtho state ov’er iilnce the flute

LL commissioner's death as to Who would

 

‘ it respondmjschncw use the coin
and come to us. r“knonixxa
hoyx" non't cool you hall on much
as your "not? kho’vvlngk‘ how
likely to. it younttempt toil: it
yourself. '

» momma. l
‘ V MFG CO i
ll’. 1?. THOMPSDM Hanger.

50 WATERST.. $0. NQRWALK

 

 

 

 

 

Save Expense
On Fuel! L

nun—Inqu—

Coke as Efficient and Very
Much Chexxper than Coal.

 

Why burn coal at exorbitant prices
when colic will'feulllee‘.’ J

The Connoctlcutltaiiwuy 9nd Light-
inn Co. haoJan abundant supply on

Jhand at an economic price.

Price ’lJJil,9ciJs.99I9J979r Bufihcl.;with~w
in the CithLimils. L
One and nne~hnll tons of coke equul
one ton of coal at present prices.

 

Conn. Railway
5 Lighting Co.

diary and Norr‘xnlk candidates
L then the tide of lavor has seemed to

‘ I L-Lbe aeiected t‘o finish up the term thus
L broken nilo -

A couple of weeks ago the oliuotion
L ad apparently resolved lis‘eil Into a
state at attain; that attracted onlyalihn
nce

not in strongly toward Dunhury. and
for some days past the opinion has

. been growing in unarters that are most
9 suggeotiv‘c that Jo Danbury man would ,

 
 
 
 
 
 

a lid ed.

said It Danbury man int/erosion in
the situation today: "It would seem to
be the logical courixe for the acting
governor to select a man from this»

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 

Bl

 

won 9
FORL' ._
oatv i‘

it 00

- in Nov. Music and the
privilege of entering a.
prize contest which
gives you a, chance to
make any where

'le0! $50 T0 $500

flood 25 cents andwnouw

will receive 12 pieces or

9 the, newest moot. pcpir
, , l‘ar music, besldosgyo‘ur
Penance tort the lit 93
This offer is made for

 

 

 

advertising purposes.
and will not be held up-
en long. ' , 9.9

 

 

 

h u run Publishing cot?

 

 
 
 

 

.‘Nanau Street, Mow York. J

 

 

 

city, as the late- commloslouor was
from this city and this part or the
county. is an important one Lin the at.
fairs oi‘ the county commissioners and
liIiII‘ hood of and a right to representav

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

h .tJlon on the board? , ,

Mayor Poix h‘nxx come" to be polite

iarly accepted as the probably success

in! condidnie althoualx there are other
names mentioned in connection with

.the appointment, notably those of

Charles S. Peck and George E. Ohio
cheater. '

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

good reason to hciieve that a tow day‘s
Will decide things.

W
AGJEJJNJTS ARE APPOINTED.

Railroad Officials Award Positions in
Many Faithful Empibyou. ‘

 

Haven and Hartrord Railroad (him

their smaller stations Men who
have been Inihe femploy oi the com«
puny for years have. been pushed to
a higher position in reward for their
good work.
poiuixuonie made is:

lord station, .AlnLiue Northampton dl
vision.

Thomas E.
Monteilo station. Plymouth division.
E. (l.
Jamestown, ll 1.,
oot‘nido oilieé.) L
l‘lulbert agent at Harrison

8 pare station. Plymouth division

. . schopmoes. ticket agen

Ashcroft station. Midland division.

 

lion, Worcester division. ,
it. J Litehfleld agent at North Sci-
tuhte station. Plymouth division.

 

 

 

tion . Plymouth division.

 

station Plymouth division.
George 9! Tibbltls. agent at Dover
station. Midland division. .
C 0. Randall. ticket agent at Brad
lord station. Tnunton division.
0..M Holmes. agent at Easton eta-
tiJon. 'i‘aunton division.

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

:rord htntio‘n. Air Line Northampton

. diviulon.

D F. Dandy; ticket seller at Watch

, , Hill. 11 1. (Summer stati on) .
1.199,. Wood ticket agent at Norwaik.

station. New York division.
' Molnerney, agent at South

' WiltouF elation. New York divilsion.

.i. E Molnerney agent at Winni-
psuk elation, New York division

Robert J. DinsInore. ticket mot
JJJat Woodslde station. New York JdJleieJ—
on.
0. ll Wallhig. ticket agent at Nan
k t (8 L 9 -

.Midlnnd dlvlnion.

JJBIIi idlng.

 

However the matter stands there it

The otllciuls oi the New York. New

puny during the past month have L9
made It number of nppointirients at I

An entire list of the ap- _‘

John (92 Mcrwln, agent at North- JL

Keefe, ticket agent at. '

Littlcileld, ticket agent at
(Summer station. ‘ ‘

W. G Cow‘ell agent at Cataumot sta- Li

‘.C W. Ford agent at East walling-9

A our. freight agent at

o no of the First cargo. L5

 
 
 
 

The ‘ Stock or Intel and ‘

J‘II‘I .

 

 
 

Lot colored Shirt Waisis. In Lawn Percale and 9
ChaJnierey, Worth from Silt: to 15¢. reduced to

Lol While Lawn Waisls,
Lace trimmed. reduced to

Large assortment oi ii hi and medium colored
Shirl Waisis, button mnt er l‘i‘xxck réducéd.
Special Value at

Ladies’ While LaWn Waists. tucked and em-L
giogdcrv trimmed reduced from $l.2JS and

Colored Silk Chambrev Shirt
waists. reduced from Si 5(Jl to

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

which is conceded Io beltlxo best.
on the market. Our sales at tow 99x

moot have increased ten-told filmy. 949
a tow wore. it you are going to
cement use "ATLAS." ’

Of course, we have the “Rose 9
also, and our line of masons’ "
materials, blue stone. sewer p

complete.9 ‘

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Lil. Broivu. agent at Oaklawn sla- tj ,‘

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

C. E Jasmine, 9gent at Wolinston ‘ ‘

 

 

 

You can make a Selection this week from a splendid
Parlor Tables all woods. that have been_ mined 513.50.33.75 an

Our Rockers at J32 98 are beautiful in design and invlti J
way. , ‘

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

The excellent values offered lnvl to your attention and the
invite you to own one.

THE ASSORTMENT OF FRAMED PlGTlJJREB,

 
 

which we are showing in rule Photo gxnvurcs, Etchings and J
Prices about one at their voluejrhis altering affords soothe on

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

" ‘Jto brlg JthJn tJlJJIe‘ enmm9r home at little cost.

 

 

 

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