Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, November 3, 1902 · page 5

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at Lookwood's
Nov. 6th.

3‘39 9 Governing Board of the Knob

()u 113 "91111: met Saturday evening at

L lire requested to be present.

{the once or rayon d: Golden in Wash- *

1ngton street and 11105911 1119 accounts
'of the your. Beyond this nothing was
1111119. .

> r The Journeyman Tailors’ Union will

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lock at the shop of Joseph Gunner,

39 South Main street. when further

all one will be taken towards the forum
11 of a union.

Evening 9911091 sessions will com-

nuance: this evening at 8 o‘clock at the

Frduklln street school. Principal W.
0 5790.13 will he on. hand at 7:30
enroll any who tony desire

; i . so i: already devel-
on ,into consum'l'itlou. Dr. Wood's
Norway Pino 8y'rux3. will hard it.

Company D will begin its regular
weekly evening drills atone hour and
11119911 in'inutos Wé’dne day evening.
béginlng at 8: 15L o‘clock A company
martinis will he held slit

3.“ Fgri’y (101111119113; LLL’iTnLlon VLoLtoLr<
ans: Union. will m‘eet this evening at
7: 45‘ in 'th allies of 1111111911 811011111112-
(11911 W99 iiigton str’eét. There ‘will
be stecial‘ business and all members

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. The reg‘u‘a‘r-seml~1nonthiyivmeeting
of the Woman’s, Association at the
Smith Norwullr Baptist Church will he
held Wednesday after-non at 3 o 'olock
Mrs. Robinson will loud (lithe topic

will 119 “Foreign Point

Th9.- oounoi 0.3 South Norwalk

til
Congregational e urchswiil meet to
- o'

L 9 191311199 on your Yoli‘iliL; Mom“:

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Rev ll um. of Water;
ul‘?r 10711199332 flfighlh will d9llveix
a
Mc'liw‘dod'n 'Hsli. 'P‘lmrsdsy evening.
Father, Slocum is weiidinown as for-
their pastor at or. Mary' 9 church.
amine samuel i L 1

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return:

no tins trill.
host or it is:

the low nov-
‘Thll time

‘ shop tomorrow. . ,

Lanes advertise'nieut is neFrt in or-
der, read it.

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Mr. 9nd .Mrs.’ErnesLt H. "Tilly

James Hoyt, of South Norwalk.

non. .
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Did you say "you wanted some
shades? Well then read Decker's ad~
vortiseiueut. ' ~ '
Just now perhaps. you will
time to advantage .by reading
111: Mnrket ad

Joseloff’s advertiaement today is us-

use your‘
the Pub-

coal at ‘30 cents per’ bushel
Mr. and Mrs. 11. A. Whelpley
B‘uiri‘leid avenue, silent. yesteiiday Lwith
friends in High Ridge. Donn.

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Six per canto. ln’ est is worth look-
ing to is it ngull (Duncans
idvertisoiue

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09nd Dem

Lovers 61 music will do Lweil 'to read
Coleman 9 advertisement. as he is ad-
vertisins Sheet music at 16 ioents for
this week only. _ -

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Mrs James Wood of New ”Limit city
is visiting Mr. and Mrs. 3.9391111 0011.

Wood. .er of 1291011 Hill.

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This) finrtendoh‘éfiiuion will hold its
regular semivmo‘hthlv moeling next
Sunday. The‘ bison for th meeting
has not yet been ddfiided. j -

Charles MaoPherson and I 0 Hour
llton went to Bowayton yes orday al-
tornoon. and saw the dlsniay I flowers
at George H 3133991113; 9 hot 991199.

The Fusion tore (‘omnnny are en-
dearer-lug 036 you who are in need
of underwrmr, into their store by. mail-
in: the prices interesting on this class
at goods. ‘ . ,

Charios‘l? 113 (91.1.9: Ann
sorter move? from his
nods that he 1»: e‘ able to r some his
duties in 91.1111wa 8.1111199!“ hat

street has

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A son was born this inoLrnlng. to L

spent yesterday with friends in Can-‘ ~

ed to announce tint. 1191 ‘8 selling chur- '

of‘

and their daughter-:inrinw. Mrs. James

écent ill-v' .

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. superior to shy 310 suits you over 9911‘. L L

All Wool Uniondnade Foot Biaeh Clay Worsted ond Cheviot Lisuits.‘
single- hreasted sacks worth 312 hy ordinary standards,“ 310. L

Fancy 01199111191199 nu'd Cheviot: in Sootchy iuixtures, plaidsi and ,
stripes, handsomely toilorod remarkable suits for 310. ‘1

A perfect lit for every size and 11119119 or man is 11.1113135111131- ‘. ; 1
‘ 5 Water litre

aliens tree. .

‘ ‘3 uni-x Suits and}
from 318 to 33'

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We ‘do all in our poW‘ér to furnish Grain

cattle or poultry.

. and Feed Which will secure llie results that
are desued by you, whether ior your horse. '

We shall bi! blessed to exemplify our ideas '
oi what gnod grain and good service 13.11 you
. will call or telephone us vour orders. ..

Boy oats that‘ 5 Clean.

MANUEL T. HATCH

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WORLD'S WORK.
ART [NTELRLCHANGEL‘
SUCCESS,

33. 00 -
4.00
1.00

m.

38.60 L

i can make many more offers
other or a reputable firm:

WILLIAM

lust

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New Mauritius Clubbing" differs

A" 1 for $4996

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as chenn, or i will duplicate any club

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P BEERS

Bookseller and Stationer.

49 17911 Street. r .'

Sheet Music

(For his Week)

. Hollis. im also.

‘Th'o' Eikn, marsh
Chariot Race.
Please Let Me 819911..
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Short 11mins era the mos 333133302
tory tor any war. ardent wit sill
ore-Miler ore always ii: ,

. main seven men 11 longer

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thoymond Brothers are dischargingL
Toni-go of cement at their (111113.011

it
hold tiller insulin" month,
evening
Mr...

v. Harry M‘. Camp. of the Dead Lilotter

in... washingmn‘. 11.0., is spending (1
days at his home in Norwnili. , , .
: Meibert 8 Cory, of Ridgeiield. the
Democratic nominee for governor
spent yesterduy in South Norwnlk.
Frank Smith is acting as day 1119-
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plant. during the illness of the regular

LL . Gilbert Chichester.

Major and Mrs. id. Hill, Jr. and Mr
and Mrs. Percy E. Ferris rode to New

. York and return yesterday in the for

morn racing '.liuto

Rev. 11‘ E Wing, of South Norwulk.L
oceupiori the pulpit of the Zion M. iii.
Church in Cannon yesterday. inking
the (111199 of the pastor Rev Arthur

.. Bovnton who is on his vacation.

The Girls; ii‘rieudiv Society of 'l‘riu
ity Church will hold its regului meet
ing and annual election of officers.
Thursday evening, at 7: 45 in the hose-

_ merit of tho church.

L ' Ming Mamie Bowl of Union Plane
Norwa‘lk
‘ Dowd,i1or cousin. Mr. Lang. of New

entertained Miss Kittie
York oily, and Mr. and Mrs. John

Dowd of Long island oitv, over the

L', 1 Suhhuth.

Willlum’ ii: ‘Eu‘rie of East uwuuo.
expects soon to start for his winter
ieshience in fiputheiu California He
has Laireagiy laid. his his 911911- 9111113911
and expects to take his chauffeur (lili—
foul Crow with him)

'l‘v‘vo traveling 9910 ed singers op—
poured on tho' streets of South Nor
walk. this whining. and held forth to
interested ‘crowds by their ragtimek
songs. in this way they secured ti
small mint of ‘peuulen and nicklen.

Charles Mar-Furnish clrrk at the Ho-

tel Clifford nho resigned his position
a few days ago. will resume his old
duties when the new management takes
control. ‘Hin frlruds. will be glad that
hehns decided to remain in town.
, There will be an important rehear-
aiil of the degree team of 1 none ’irihe
of Red Man in their hall in Washing—
ton street this evening. Thet team will
11911991119 {or the warrior 5 degree to he
exeninllfid on several candidate tomor—
row evening

, Mills Thinning. Ve'riiu of Franklin
avenue. hiorWsik, who is spemlingn
few months with her grandmother in
Copenhagen. Denmark writes friends
in The Norwulhl. that she likes the
place very much and intends to re-

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. A recentlouw ‘ l be given at "liilh
side” tomorrow wiveniii? to Miss Wool-
lily 3nd Mrs. Frances all Pierce. who
are to sneak tomorrow ottornooo at
the examiner indidontai to the 250111

anniversary mlohraiion now helm? ,

held at the Norwalk Congregation

Church.

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'l‘iio 9011111111199 on the subscription
dunes in 119 liven ”lit the armory ll‘rl-

day svenlnmienort that tho arrange-

1119919 m 9 ins nicely end they

to he a muuilloent

nThoy hiir 999939111119 Wheel-

' or ‘ahd .W iron orchestra, oi Bridgeport.

to {mill muaic. .

The 1 «Aim of theiirooirhlde soho‘oi
39 he! to state that till!

boil did no damage to. ,
Iiih i

re Hillier will ‘ f
. nesting >1

in the V911; latest styles.

flue Kers9ys, Meltons, Friezes.

etc.
in and see these. .

Have you seen it?

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38 Washington Street.

 

so. NORWALK. .

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soil in their 111111111
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We bought tar more than usual or this grade, end not
are worth as high at 316. 50 as you will see it you unde'rstnn‘ .. "
suite include every fashionable fabrie for the season.

The Overcoats are made in many lengths to suit erory 1.11399

We would like to have

used 8 to 16 years. We have a large coiieotion of TL

Trousers Suits, that are very fashionable and out from '

rics; they Would ordinarily be sold for 36. 00 but our prl
Our HAT DEPARTMENT has become famous for it '

Time to think of the little articles of Haberdashery;
1 wear, Hosiery, as well as Neckwear; money saving ‘pric

Tranks and Suit c.9911.

 

 

one. rotisfied of the cafeellence of
our Clover Hill Butt» you are not
likely to change. Frenhnsu and good-
nou the main points. Just now we
are only asking 39¢ 11 lb. it ll the but
of its club and oheaput On this mar-

ket quality considered.

06“ A new fresh lot of Smtiked
Beat 9th119 best duality. cut thin, give;
great satisfaction. Any quantity from

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JAMAICA ORANGELSL

cheap! 21119..259. . 1
ALPHA SALAD CREAM 1
101:.
Let us show you that’ (rice 11'
sun, at 61: small bottle. .

.IABUA'I'IL OFL‘I'IOIALWL

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