Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, November 6, 1902 · page 5

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MoIday in non-
‘ divorc use.

A o ostou Store has 1:13:35 9. special
- on s ribbon 1s they are edvcr.
‘ tisih‘s thi urchaeelot one~third less

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than their usral prices. _

The Helping an Circle dt‘ the
Norwnik Methodist Church will meet

liiay evening, ‘ Mrs. William J.
Benedict; or Elm sir i.

, Don‘ t miss it tomorrow night Mu-
sic Hail. Miss what? The Foresters
1Ruil,thc , 1 oil the season.
The ingersi‘are co in: and they are

,ckets 25c

will lecture
‘ “Our Young

,Jubilee Singers
an entertainment at the
slit Baptist Church Tens-
‘ Noyem 18

‘ 'Mi's. ‘ L i Railroad eve-
one. is in New York city. having been
celled there by the serious illness

oven all seen on the streets or South
summit. this morning receiving the
congratulations of his tri ends. 1

a

.. : Congregational Church, Tuesday has ‘ “

‘ ' ii
Church will he
ing, at 18 ocloclr lie
v‘firy cordial invitation

present.

Menopausal) one armory, Friday
evening. Wheeler A: Wilson 5' Orches—
i ii- at Wood’s. Narwaik and

Com och rothers' store, south Nor—

W!

Oscar Schminko,
pienist, who will/be, heard at the com

edit or the Arlen Singing acciety, next '7’

Monthly nl ht

a show or E Apell
oi NorwuilnM 1

Mr. Schminke played last

year with the leading musics] organi-

notions in Germs ,

Conductor John Dyes. oi the Do
bury and Nor-walk Rsilroad. has
turned to his duties. utter a two weeks'
vocation, spent In the Maine woods.
“Jack” is inviting some of hintrie‘nds

to Sunder dinner, when several line 1
1 birds will be served.

The general committee at Court. Ma- A

hackemo. Foreeters of America. met

last owning; and decorated Music Hall 2
for their "bail to be held there tomor- 1,
1The decorations are ‘

row evening.
quite elaborate, and the affair tomor-
row evening promises to be unusually
succeii‘siui. ‘1

Miss Mary E. Wesley. president or
Mount Holyoh‘e Seminary. who portio-
looted in the exercises of the Norwslk

on accomplished '

1 cattle or poultry.

1191i ‘ in
. contort end boil at Court Mencken:
Foresters of America, at Music Hell.

touitiri'ow night 1‘1

"Heiniul Hints 1
Even " will he discussed at the mid
week prayer service this evening at 8
o 'cl‘ocixt at the Nowell; Congregational
C l l

1 he 1 _

Cannon Gruse will;
hoe" this evening.
The Altair promises '
eating and will probehi

u 1.“1~i....un‘§

8 very intor‘
be well atv

7‘ tended.

We do all in our pewer ioiurnish Grain .
1 and Feed which Will scours the results that“ 1
11 are desired by you, Whether for your horse,

We shall be pleased to exemplify our ideas
_ oi what good gram and good Service is. ii you
will call or telephone Us vour orders.

an cats that’ 3 clean.

MANUEL T. HATCH

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George R Bylngton and David W.

1 Rnymond went on a fishing expedition

in the intter'e launch yesterday and
returned with over lilty pounds or
block iish.

Attorney J. J. Cuneo will shortly re.

, move his allies from the Taylor in

Golden building to the floor over the

South Norweik Trust Company in
‘ Weshinston street. -

‘ The Company F first basketball team
will contest with the Hiawatha live. oi

New York, while the Medium will do

business with the Utes. or Stemlord

next Monday night.

John Mulligan and Richard Dunn of

New Haven, who are superintending

the erection oi the new sprinklers at
1 Martin it Bntes' for factory, are board;
in: at the Germenht Hotel.

The boarding on the tunnel crossing

1 Well street became loose in one spot.

this morning, and left a dangerous

rim Current

annon Hell. -

 

.1 Bnna'ihat Bell in

And fit him out With one oi our...”SweIl

Overcoats. . .1

Ohé case Blue RibShlris and Drawers. result

to close at

2S cents.

Trunks and Balls. 1 ,
Store open Monday and Saturday evenings.

Milli it Will

Witshington Street. 1
SD. NORWALK.

 

91inch notified. of tho euooiiedoo of

hole. A workmen (tool the trolley hard
mode repairs. ‘

--D.r M. 8. Bosch Nye Ind Nursin-
cislist from Bridgeport, removed his
oiiice from the Mshdckemo Hotel. to

‘ (All
WORLD’S WORK.
ART INTERCI’TANGE,
success, 1

been the guest or Mr. and Mrs. _. A
Ferris, ‘ iii the Humanism. filih’iiid
crossovers retooled yen-terns: to her
school duties}:

w .Magazme Clubbing Offers
our clover Hill Butter you m not
1‘ likely to change. Freshness and good-1
a... or. main points. Just now we
are only uniting 80¢ a Ib. It is the but
of Its also. and cheapest on this mar-.1

Ointhooe sushi» amides. '
ricots must not be m .‘
cheep! 2 tomato. ‘

a a in tin
used in blacksmithing and carriage
work. - 1

The Lady Forum. (1.101! 1F., will
hold a donkey party, after their regu-
ln’r meeting, this eroding. in Red Men' s
Hall. for the member‘s mud their
friends.

~Concert and ML: rion Society.
Monthly nighnfie coughs by Josef
Schniier, violinist, who played at Seen-
seriest‘, in Seymour and is a. student
‘ at music It Yale; Oscar Bohminke. pl-

1 toilet. who was tli leading musical
' wasniietions Iii orinany‘, P{Wt year

Admission all cents.

Lincoln Council, No. 4. 0. U. A. M..
will hold its regular meeting. tamer»
row night. The first theme will be
conferred on 1'. candidates. The
members of the ee..tea.ni' are re-
quested to he 1" the telly no nos“-
sibie. us the new uniforms will he used
tor the first tires. Every member at

old liq

if

Goings-e9

nish errata
“Valentino More. so- detest members
« 3““ vii iii-int helpful
tour venetian time. M
ii. the Sunday school teach-w
i for the study or

ii- speait on other

lit. as there

—‘—No; I am going to Music Hull, to~
marrow night. Oh, there‘ 3 a big time.
Foresters' rBali. Tickets 25c.

A full train of fifty cars. ireshly

pointed in bright yellow. and attract—
lvely‘ lettered. passed through South

’ Norwnlk. nt 4:20 p..m.. yesterday. on 1

route to New York. to return to
Bridgeport w ill the eifecte or Barnum
’li: Bailey' s cir us on their arrival from
Europe. in a few days.

At the midweek prayer service. this
evening. im the south Norweilr Meth-
odist Church, Rev. W. W. T Duncan
will give the third address on "Christ
the Great Teacher."

be‘lWhnt'He TaughtzAbout Sin. " At

the close of the service the pastor will ~

give the weekly Exposition oi the Sun—
day school files

rem
The retirainent or r A. nines from

the editQEllliD oi, the Bradford weekly . 1
some with o. surprise to the people of
h 1 ”mllm’ _

EMA .
Iii. illici-

Induot the paper. continue
in: how tor. his connection with the
New Heron gaps pars.

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I can make many more offers Justus cheep. or i will duplicate our club"

WILLIAM P BenRs

Bookseller and Stationer.

Not-walk. Conn.

Wise Shears.
Axes. Saws;
Gem Razors

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and

Meat‘thoniiersi" ‘1 1

52 North Main 8t..8o .Nornik, where
he can be consulted on Tuesdays.
Thursdays Ind Saturdays tram 1
o'clock to -I n. or. ”only“ .:

‘ The monthly social or the W. (LT

U. will be held Friday, at 2 d’ciook.
with Mrs. 11.1.1‘ Mekln. 3 Day street.
All members are requested to be pres-
out at this meetin's.1

‘1'”- 1 '

The Olsen Shoe Store is advertising
a new shoe. the Kangaroo Norwai
Health Shoe. at 88 and 33.50. This is
a health and comfort giving shoe. and

» wail worthy of consideration.

A lady tainted M: the carries in the
Nor-walk Conventional Church. last

evening; end unused quite a little cold. 1

motion in the reer ‘ot the edifice. 8hr
revived shortly utter beinl taken out

into the open sir. _

”unmet: J. J (lune: ins storied e I
one 9‘me 19“!!!”
1mm wtorend.‘ M‘fibfat .1

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in; “Alb. held

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once “has: the nominal :,
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kot quality considered.
rise an

am of tho but quality, cut thin gluon

ALPHA enter: one“

A new fresh lot of smoked 100.

great satisfaction. Any quantity from

Be Up.

 

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