Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, November 19, 1902 · page 5

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Mrs; Mnry Mchlllon and
Claushnrty, or Norwaik. heVe gone to
New York to spend Y1

Miss Ett M 3c ultze or Bridge-
port is or Miss Bessie M.
Stanley, of Main street Norwullt.

 

miter-y few brands or Cigars hold
their own like the imperial Crown. it
has been sold for 10 years and over
11 how eggsidered ”'31?! the stan
iii-d“ rand:

' Frederick McLean a. traveling sales.
man, formerly or N'or'v'mi i-lr. Was in
.3 town yesterday calling on friends.

head the . Public Market La‘dvertlee-
V meat; it is tilled with week-day spec-
« ials ”and they are indeed specials.

W
—-Catholic Club Dance, at Lock-
! wo9d’e Hall Thanksgiving Eye.
IL W
nth Net-walls lint-ins Club is
“Ame ngnai‘rsngeirients for a supper to
'be held soon at the .ilotel Hamilton.

. Mr. FLA .Tollos., or Falrileld aye
nue, visiting her daughter, Mrs. Lou
Flinn, oi Koseuth street, Bridgeport.

Lady JenniazeLLedée Shepherds at
Bethlehem. will not hold a meeting this
evening as Red Men's hall is occupied.

W

Miss Mastic Torrey. who has been
the‘ guest 'of “Miss Kathryn O'Connell.
Union street has returned to her home
in Danbury.

 

 

 
 

 

 

 

 

The Painters Union will hold a spec
lei business meeting this evening and
ovary member of the Human: specially

.L urged to be present.

"rd-'7-
Mien Mollie Rice. or lieniord Place.
L returned to her home in Dnnbury yes
terdny. and Will remain until alter the
'l nunkesivinx holiday.

XML the ndvertieement or the South
Nowell: Savings Bank. it is certainly
well worth roadie aL . the advice glvs

L enthe inisexcel.

. eelily exposition of the Sun
1 lesson will be held this ev
l 8 o‘clock at the South Nor-
_ wan: n‘Mtithndiut Church.

 

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 

ny will holds

this ei‘r‘enlng when the sun

 

. ‘ lent in honor of ‘
‘v‘LLadder Company ._

iThe‘BIrbil‘lé‘Unldil hold lb‘

W Be ell teenager LtLthe
the Singer he luv;
was in South .
called onL‘ athe.

old their regular monthly in tin:
eotioti
of editors. postponed from last so ,

8‘
,L p the animals were stop

serious darlings was done

8
’3 ma’un Typewriter Company, or New

Haven.“ was in South NorWalk ‘yoster
dgyLandlgalled o G - l

 
 
 

 

'lh case of Charles Beers. who was
arrested by Genitable Edward J. Ladri-
L ton, Monday. night. for
L ce, has been continued
until i‘riduy‘ menu. at}. ‘l o c'lock.

A party of shoot twenty Bridgeport
young poopie contem mkinte taking u
straw ride to South orwalk. Friday
evening; They expect to get back to
Bridgeport about 5 a; m.. Saturday.

Captain George W Gladstone, who
is recuperating at it sanitnrlum in
Stamford. will return to south Nor-
walk next week Friday. It is thought
that he will be returned to his. position
on the police force

 

—Importsnt special business at
meeting of Painters Union, Wednee
day night. All members requested to
be present.

Mrs. R. G. Havllsnd, of Elm street
Norw alk left this morning tor a week's
visit to friends in Boston. She will
be unable to attend to her duties Sun
day as contralto eoldist at the Nor-walk
Congregational Church

 

 

Frances E. Donaldson and Harriett
B. Donaldson have returned to. their
home, in New York city utter spending
u-lew days at their summer cottage
at Belle Island. -~'-l‘he former is a law
student in New York city.

 

Paul Jones. a iormer South Norwalk
barber. now located in Hawthorne,
near East Port Chester,. was in- South
Nor-Walk recently consulting with the
ofllcers of the Berbers' Undion here
with relation to the matter or starting
it union in that place.

.....—_..

 

Edwin Mordant' a sword play in the
(outfit not oi! “The Prisoner of Zondn"
has been compared by veteran judges
with the late Charles F‘echter’ e. and
Fechter was the best swordsman oi his
day. Mr. Mordant will be here Decem-
ber 3. at Hoyt's Theatre.

——~Annuel sale or Xmas Gifts. Coke.
Candy, Fruits. Aprons. etc. under one
pipes to the Opportunity oiroie. ii. 1)..
at Nor elk Baptilit Chili-ch Tues. eve
ning and Wed afternoon and evening.

WW—n

 

 

A delegation from “Lincoln” Goun-
AM,, Will visit "Un-

L a bore postal 0 to
Lilli you? can Take the
and ”:16le1 gig! liltll (‘81 Ellie

 
 

 

mill! fiddler

n; lestévo hit
when no man on the
n; the meeting place.

igan Tournament». was
retain and Junior Nola

 

as. 9! Bridgeport. to. 3'

nth Main

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

3 00K

*zreat guarantee:
‘3 Money Back." ‘

rhodium , L.
m to see.
other good coats some for
”less money, but all covered
"'Satistactl ‘

Whatever is right and good in:

 

 

 

company is hel
cry. last evening.

a'dri ii at the arms L
Basketball practice .

 
 

 
 

L hats. suite and furnishings is here
at the right price.

BROTHERS

nonwaLK. I 3
Tel. can, 404.

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

 

cattle orpoultry.

Buy oats ihat’ 5 clean.

We do all in our power to inrnish Grain
and Feed which will secure the results that 3P
are desired by you. whether let your horse. * ‘3

 
 
 
 
 

 

We shall be pleased to exemplify our ideas
_ I of what good gram and good service it} .
' will call or telephone us your orders. it: . L:

ii you

MANUEL T. HAICH

\f- “\f‘

 

A History of the American People

 

By wooosou WILSON f

 

The First Complete History oi the United States

Five Volume

William

Bangui]; ‘ L v

 
 
 
 

wnrnjr‘ou or?!“ us:
Jpauwlna's' Boxing Clever.

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

“poo at at 35.00; two
vets 66.00 Gloves for M 26 one “.50
set tor mo. 19» m it not“ ior lane.

lot.” a . sternum;
who?» ”‘3' “333.00 ratio. 6166.

 

$17.50.. it. i

P. Beers

nonwnhx. CONN

 

war sooner) you use

'CARIiARA “PAINTS?

min ‘prsctignl
rinht here in mafia“ proven‘ it out-
run many pulse. end a outs in: 'st *
tint - 3 ~

demonstration

ASK us show Ln.

Norwslk hi ’n 6 Ce.

L»

34 Main St. Normlk

Ahthmmmmdeotthr

some ,3le et doom dike

Lu... mm gelatin» and in the

rum .1. entities, mm» mm in

‘ngth Whrsctooiheinud
W?

Ilollowed.
Itcbert Stags, '

r arranged for the smoker or Company
D at the armory, hie evening.

Miss May Q Slhith, bookkeeper in
Lawtone smith Main street store,
spending the day in New York.

L.
Schiller Stnmrn LU. 0. R. M., held its

m
. Expressman It: .Magner is in New
York today atten ing the horse show
at the Madison Sq rare garden.

The annual meeting of the Norwalk

 

3 Club Building [instigation will be held

at the club tomox
(M’clock i

iBuokingham W. it.
‘deelres members to
1Thursday morning,

.._..+__._..

Mrs. Cole. oi Connecticut avenue,
was operated on lit the hospital yea.
tel-day. She is reported to be resting
comfortably today}

w afternoon at 4

 
 
 

The president 0
0. Sewing Circle
come to the hall.
to sew.

l‘

W
The standard Oil Company. this
Week added not or hair cent per gnl-
ion wholesale be he the second hull
cent raise in thre wells.

The insurance on the Banynj tire. in
Benton street was carried jointly by
the agencies or. J. 1M Lety‘on and War
ter 5. Wilcox and )not by the latter. as
was stated yesterday.

P. C. Lounehury Lodge. New Eng-
land Order oi Protection will celebrate
the fifteenth anniversary or the order
next Tuesday night, with an oyster
supper and entertliinment.

l-~—-—-
The Painters’

 

union will hold a
meeting this evenl 3.3 int}. A R. Hall
South Norwalk. w en important busi-
ness will come up. it is hoped that all
oi the members will be present.

 
 

 
 
 

Lieutenant Perelvl M. Churchill. or
the Fli’l‘t Comps n L. Coast Artillery.0

Th Nonpareii rit Company. or
Cm on. N. J.. o - which Charles iii.

keeper, we: burn out a few days are.
Mr. Bette went wit the company when
magnified to New deraey from Bridge-

The victim lint "coins were
Mr. and him Jain Llydeu. who were
married sander cyanide. Mr. uydon
was lull: equal to
tertslued in mm

The little son a; oil‘sdoale‘r Thorn
3:. Masher wand hwy“ this in

"while Mr. M an

island slides ‘

. Goodwin ems
tl‘ item or on
lull when

 

 

L L be has been at the 1
Norwalk \l-Ioepltali with a broken leg. ‘
* lett the institutlo‘ i-todny. L

 

regular iii-weekly meeting last night. ‘
but transacted only routine business.

Adjutant Geenra (lole has extended ‘
the leave at abs nee granted First ‘L

N. 6.. thirty days 0 December 16 1902.

 
 
 
 
 

Bette. formerly 9 Norwalk 1| hoolt- L

The "films (is g." or Winnipeult. :: L
anointed It sooth r untrue. last ev- .

he‘iucmlonmnd ca— ‘7

6'” '8
hi tether eon
till

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Russian Vests for outdhor men. $2.00 and 2
EXTRA HEA VY Articjacket at $2.00. __

GLOVES, CAPS. SHEEPSKIN COAI3.‘
HEAVY Jams. ‘

hillci thin,
98 Washington Street,
' SO. NORWALK.

 

 

 

Believed to b. the best stuck ill town.
more than any Western Potatoes. '
Price per peck .
Per bushel, 3 . . i I q
5 bushel lots, V '

Costlnor

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 

 

m: ruled reeling '
or Thorn! *3

wt... em you do about in Will you continue a: suites." '
you choose the wiser course and have a thorough mminstiti
weer: we make no charge for our e'cientiiio testine ’" and:

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 

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