Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, November 24, 1902 · page 8

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is still

'V.an1n is confined to her
Tolies. street. with trouble

E W Clark is on the
S institute Jesse 0.81111-

_ s “in illanbnry today.

on oi oi Thomas Ryan.

”he cars last Friday.

1".de1

D1 dim and Geese‘ at Sohaub‘ 11.
1111111111 s '1‘ 11.1.1 & L Society
kin regular meeting. tomor1ow

' Carpenter. pastor of the
Baptist Church. is ill
hovers cold. at his home in

‘ sisters have finished their
' the interior oi the Brooksido

(use curiously inclined were kept‘
. the interior of the new waalk l
ry yesterday. by 11 padlock on thci

, . tit of the building.
ships 0. Jennings is paint-
_t1311orof Barber 1“. W Zahn's
‘ 6“ North Main street. The
being renovated £10m top to

avenue.
make 0111 Sports. b cts.Pitze1"s.'
oint committees of the Hot Fin-
"fl “Hot '1‘ homers' Association
01111111 in January. will
tin?ir bimhdi'iow night to 11r-

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11A Alice Kane. the West Washing—
rest diphtheria patient. is getting
nicely. and Health Oiiicor Henry

. , alive Turkeys killed to order
tive Ducks and Geese at Sohaub' s.
Atptrncy John Keogh and Hubert 11‘.

, ior‘oe. the latter traveling sniosmnmL
1111 the firm of R. J. Pierce & Co.. man i
if‘aoturors of ruhuer goods. were 11m‘
11¢ the thousands of 11111219311111 spec-
tors at the Yule-ilaivnid football
”the Saturday
dines Wood "..11 son- -in low of .1011-

1111 13011.11: Roton Hill who is 11 fre-

dent visitor at his father-4n inw‘ 1;

nine. lies seriously ill with typhoid to-

or. at the home of his mother in Now
‘ ' His many friends in The

The Bartrnders‘ i‘nion held its reg-
~wéekly meeting yesterday 111’—

n, in Eiks' Hall in South Main
.but very little business came up
11111111111111.1111. C. Signor. libs-
ii) at at the Clifford was initiated.
1; outside of this the business was

rely of a routine nature

“ 'v'é'eoeived' *500 gross of the host
nest Pens on the market: 24 1111
{great kinds. All the banks are using
them 11m use a Pen at the bank or
other and you like 11.110 to

J. Magner’ s

TIONEHYL 2 CO. MAIN 81'.
1111 some. 35 to «1013 11 1101:
than any pen on the market.

 

his arch fitting on ,struction. That is

lit tools to your foot, try on a pair of
comfort.
’31001

merit in intsrest- 1

lug today; it will pay to read it. .
Frederick W. ‘vPitaoi the cigar man—
ufactursr. is in iiridgsport, today. on
business.
A11 entertainments
given in A. 0..H.‘
this evening. ~

Read Seymbur‘s advertisement it

11 duties will‘ be
11 Wall street;

is filled with suggestions for 11. Thanks

giving Dny meal. .

Read 1, Davis 1;: 8011’s advertisement
and learn something relative to the
proper Thanksgiving clothes.

Smokers will be interested 111 Wholp
icy it Clark‘s adve1tisement. it is in
the form of an interesting pipe story.

A. M Oldroyd.111 New York. has
been 11 recent guest of Nelson .1. Fiat—
ner. proprietor of tho Clifford phar-
many

The Boston Store is to continue its
manufacturers’ sale all this week The
advertisement will tell you more of
this sale.

Road Dr. Dick's advertisement and
perhaps you will discover the why of
that sleepy feeling and the how of get-
ting over it.

linens Tribe of Red Men will hold 11
meeting tomon'ow evening, at Albert
iii Poldnmn s bnrb'm shop in Washr-
ington street.

Harold Raymond played Gounod‘ s
invocation very pleasingly on the vio-
iin at the Sunday evening service- at
Grace Ch111'.cl1

Mr 111111 Mrs William ll. Russell. of
Newark. N. J. ware guests yesterday.
of Mr. and Mrs. htunrt C. Marshall. at.
their home in Monroe street.

Rev. Paul Moore Strayer. Archibald
Bruce. Professor George 13. Snrtnin.
Arnold Robinson and Horace R. Nash
dined at the Ciifford, yesterduy.

Mr. and Mrs. C. Borges. 11f Stamford.
have returned home after having been

‘il1o guests of Mr. 111111 Mrs. Frederick

Srhmedos. of South Main street.

1111'. Whrt'ior find niooo. Miss An-
drews. of Southington. Conn. 111's
spending 11 few days the ghosts of Mr.
and Mrs. W. 11. Wheeler. of linvilnnd
street.

[Lorenzo Dibble has increased his
space today. so important are the facts
-he wishes to tell concerning his 111131-
11111114 before Thanksgiving. Read tho
ndvortlsement and profit thereby.

William Sniflin. Willis Swim. Charirs
Swits. and George Davis. of Stumford.
took 11 bicycle ride of thirty~llvo milos
yrsterdny. The party loft South Nor-

‘11'11111 in the morning. rods to Long

11111119. North Stamford. Roxbury. tins
(fol). 311111110111 and home ,nrrlving in
South Norwulk. into in the afternoon.
7001111: In WALL STREET
WALL STREET. 10:10 a. n1.—-—La1'1zr
selling orders were cxocutod when the
stock market oprncd. driving ricos of
1111 the prominent 1110111111 11 in no f1'111'.~
tion below Saturday's close. Scllius
was very general. St. Paul. 111111111111:
and the Pacific stocks being offered
frroly. Rook island issues wrro noto-
bie exceptions, the common rising '5’.
and the proisrrod about 11 point.
WALL STREET 1 p. mulls-riding
and Manhattan absorbed the creator
pint of the 11111111111 1111111111311. and rush
to 6m. ond 154 respectively. Metropol-
itou Strrct Railway and Brooklyn
Transit also 111111111 good progress upn
11111111. and thorn was an impyovoment
of 3% in (l'olmndo I‘usl Standard
railroad 11111111111 moved very narrowly.
11111 tho undertone was fairly steady.
0111111 1111111 Low 1::1o
Amal. Copper, 57% '11, 111111. 117%
A111. Cot. 011, 471V.» . 47% 18%
American [1111, 10111. 10111. 11
Am. 11:11 11111., 38% , . 389d
Amer. Loop. 281;; 28711
71111. 81111111.. 11 48 if. 13%
Am. Sugar. 120% 130 1111116 120%
Anacondh. 88 till
A T. &3 111.1311. 84 113% 88%
AMT oar 111.98% 98 118911 911
131111.11: Ohio 09711 100%

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‘ All wool Kerssy, Volvot Col“
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ALL SHADES AND SIZES.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Soidrfoiv‘dii

Thanksgiving
suggestions.

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'Monfs Black Ciay‘onmted Suits.

very nice, indeed; value $12.00;
new, ' $9.00

» :3 on
Men's Block Thibot Suits, ‘espb‘o-
inliy desirable.‘ ' $7.00
on

Children’ s suits and Overcoats
31. 25 and more]

099

Men's. Shirts, open front and
back, 1 501:

9.0
2’
OPEN EVENINGS.

n. 11011111111,

11 North Main Strut. .

Are you beginning to doubt whether V

your eyes have been titted correctly
and your glasses “bargains" were.
quite such bargains on you thought!
Are you haunted by 11 justifiable four

that "thero‘ll be the old boy to pay" a .

little inte1'.Ws have no "bargains‘
to offer but the highest skill and fair
prices to all.

HOMER 8. HOW.
GRADUATE OPTICIAN.
Fine Watch Repairing.

Room 9, United M1111 61:19.. 80. Nor.
Ohioe hours 8 to 11:45;‘ 12:45 to 13:30
Saturday evenings 7.9.

Special appointments made to suit
patrons.

ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOUNT.
lilS'i‘iiiCT OF NORWALK, 1111.. Pro-
bate Court. Nov, 3211. n. D., 11102.
11311111111 of William it. Lockwood, 111113
of Norwalk, in suid district doconsod.
Ordered. That the: administrator
exhibit his administration acrount to
this court for adjustment. at the pro-
bate other. in Norwaik. on tho lilth day
of December. 1902. at 10 o‘clock fort»
noon; and that 1111 persons interested
in said saints may 1111 notified thereof.
the administrator will cause this order
.10 be pubiisho 11 in 11 newspaper
having 11 circulation in said district nt
least ten days before said 10th day of
December 1903
. HENRY W. GREGORY.
1121 it Judge.

W
-—NOTICE—-DIB$OLUTION OF
, PARTNERSHIP. ‘

To all People Whom it May Concern.
“Take notice that Edgar 111. Foster.
having sold out his intoresi in the Foo-
tor 1.111111 Company. the co-psrtuorship
heretofore ., 111111111111; botwocn 111111 111111

,Dudioy 8." Trowbridno, In terminated

and dissolved
Dated at No1w111k 111111 21111 day of
Novombsr 1902. '
11111111111 w. FOBTlllR.»
'1). B. TROWBRIDGE.

‘ 110111311

Mayor 11 Dillon. South Norwnlk 0111111.
To Joseph 11.1511

112‘ If.

Gisrk of the city at Booth Norwsilt. ‘

flirt-1»

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or. 111111 by 11111111111011 of 1.11111 111111111111 of
said sin/.1 1101111111 11111111 you to 3m 111:-
tips 11111111116 rotors of this 111111 that
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dollop;
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Get Yaw. Clothing Repaired ‘

Fm the Cold Winter

My repair charges are very reason.;

~ able. 1 am as capable in working out

Lndies' garments as upon Men 11.

Of course. if you Want new work—- .
well. coins in and talk with me. Iii “

believe i can interest you.
1 39,.501JTH_MA1N STREET.
‘ ' Opposite Hotel Hamilton

The Place

Here is another of the “Superior'
11119.; ‘ “i ‘

it is an onamoi shoe with waited

'solo, and Al in overy respect.

$3.00.
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J. 9apis 1113011,

85 -‘\\’A$IHNGTON STREET.
Hfl‘l‘ 'i‘H NOHVVAL ii

Thanksgiving ‘
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Jrohorunabnndanoo.

Lotus 1in you ‘wflb

some J11! our Como!

,mulna for Thanks-
‘ giving.

armour-t
sun's
FURNISHINOS’ ,
0R Ill TS.

0111» 31;. 00M suit is an
eruptionslly hobby one.

 

 

, better than ever before.

 

 

Owing to constantly' increasing business' 111 our Dress Goods Department, we have been com-
polled to move it into more commodious quarters, and are now prepared to serve you in this line ‘
All the latest weaves in BLACK DRE SS GOODS. All the nevvest
shades and desirable wéaves in COLORED DRESS GOODS are found here. All the latest novel-N
ties in SILKS for Waists and Dresses.

We are agents for the Celebrated HASKILL SILKS, the best Silks made. Every yard

guaranteed by the maker. 0111' fall line is complete, including these popular weaves: Penn dc Soie,
Peau dc Cygne, Taffeta, Armure, Gros Grain, Failie, Francoise, Satin Duchesse. 'Ail' 1n black only.

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eciaw Ueslnlress pads

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Tristram 81 Hyatt, .. Nerwaik, Conn.

 

 

 

S T JOSEPH ’5

PAIR

New Ini’rogrcss.

Rod Men ’3 Hall.

V Washington Street,

SOUTH NORWALK.

Entertitinmenls.
Reiteshinenls.
and Dancing
Everu Evening.

"the Coming Cold
Snap. ‘

The chilly days of Novomhsr am 1111-
ou 11s. it is the time of tho year when
the malaria 11111111111110 the systsm dur-
ing the summer months begins to 11111
most on us. in unexpected aches. 0111

,rendy for holder days by ridding your

111111 of malaria. 'Dr. Dick's Mediums

will do it. 1 '

m

: NO CASH
NECESSAR Y

MIA

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We havei everu good third

for 1112111. woman or child

to wear from the top ’ or;

their heads to the bottom

of - their fetal. ,

The best oi evemlhind. 151:2
CREDiT at the lowest?

(11151111110011 ‘
11001111111 will (1011.

 

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