Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, May 2, 1903 · page 5

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John T M ire. has opened a meat '

market at i estnut street.

Mrs. Orla 1. Allen has returned
30!? a visit h friends at Yonkers,

—-Umbreil nIl Canes. O'Brien.

Read the. mini Cato advertise-
merit.
Mrs. H. eaves has moved from

1 Spring stree Fort street, East Nor~
walk.

——For a d ious flavor use Vanilla
Crystals.

Dr Elmer len wife and daughter
or New Yor s visiting Mrs. Orlando
1 Allen of at Washington street

The seier companies of the Nor—
waik Fire artment will hold their
monthly rn ings Tuesday evening.
Fire drills i also be held on that
night.

-Er5lra S Pork.10c lb at Hay 05‘ s

The Men' ibie Class of the First
Methodist C rch will meet at the
(lose or the rning scrim? tomorrow
All membér re requested to be pres
out at this

The non
Store Eomp is a special notice and
is relative t a women‘s vest sale
while is to b ondncted Monday even
“'8 The ad. lves fuller particulars.
~F‘resh C dy all flavors 10c lb. M.
S. Smith &
Rev. w

the series 01‘
“‘8. 0n the l.

. T. Duncan will begin
ermons. tomorrow even-
e of John Wesley. The

new chorus hoir will commence its >

musical year omorrow.

Materials 1 r shirt waists and house
Ileaning help are the themes for the
advertising stdie of Tristram & Hyatt
3t3he well known Norwalk dry goods

rm.
' It is said that Philip Sl'hhllil and
Frank Ferrell were not in the out-
hiiliding in Washington street. at the
time the tire started. last Tuesday at-
human but went there alter the fire
started to get some at their belongings

-—Speclal sale Riifl'ied Curtains She
pr. M S. Smith & Co

Several classes will he graduated
from the primary department into the.
intermediate, at the Sunday school ses
sion tomorrow. at the First Methodist
Episcopal Church. Appropriate exer-
rises will be held in connection with.
the scholars’ promotion.

Read H. Krleger‘s announcement
this evening. it. is well worth your at
tentlon. since is clearly demonstrates
that your credit is not a bad article to
use it you use it properly. Small pay-
lment will soon‘ pay your bill for cloth
us.

The Tiger Nile and the White ninI

 

playd in Norvfiih this morning. The
Tigers won by the score of 24 to 14.
The battery of the Tigers consisted of
Wright and John Guarnleri catchers

an ‘ PAINT voun auoov FOR 75c.
3 d. migrants cua:3i3r3;3r,i333a3:u33333r31e:33e mg i to 11.001with Moe‘s Gloss Carriage
- heater! for White ”“3 'g . i3 Palnt.1t weighs 3 to 8 can. more to
3 —Colon rlen hefiin grail others. wears longer, and
m.“ gfiwg the s boa salon to new work. Sold -
e W a of thesby Comstock Watkins & Dow s. E.

First Methodist Church tomormw av.-
ening. will be the opening service of
the month under are topic. srgir‘ais to
go Ahead " The theme. or. the u‘r‘chatlng
will be. Confidence in God." lender '
Mrs. H. E. Wing. Scripture reference,
[Corinthians in 2l-23; l'l‘imothy vl.. i
17: ii Tim y.i. ..i2

iWhen Kate and l

W-m-~ m.....—..—.—-—.-...._—_ wwmm-‘I—um“

Spring Suits Made to Your Measure
‘ AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES

For Two Days Only, Monday and Tuesday.

MAY 4th andsth, 1903..

idliOlilld which our

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

$20
$23
$25

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 

i4 scum Main St.
South Norwalk.

T homas Collins has purchased a new

Iairiage horse. 3
——All the new things in fancy Mei
cerized Waiatings. Lawns Seersrieykers
’i3.Inglisms etc. M. S Smith & (‘0.
Mn Richard G. Mitchell. hook keen-
er at the. store of Henry T. Prowltt

and Company. Main street. Norwalk... ,
went. to the Norwalk Hospital yester- "

day for the treatment or her eyes.

—~Choice Fowls. llic 1b., at Hayes's. '

A meeting of the, l'nion Veterans
Union will be held Friday night at the,
home of Captain Oscar St John.
business meeting will he held after
which a s'orlal session will be enjoyed

iflorham and H. T. Pmivlti & Co.

 

5. I’m. ~-
' .‘QHEET MUSIC. 15¢
-3ATURDAY AND MONDAY ONLY.

Down Where the Wurzbnrger Flows.
Were Coming

Through the Rye. Boys and Girls lat
“3:13;; t g“?! H‘gtell Cilia]: 132:}: l est march Dance of Honey Bees. Un-

York and Miss Maples of Norwalk;
0. N Cogswell ol' Holyoke Mass; H.
S. Decker. New York; H. M. Culver.
Hartford; A. B. Williams. Mt. Clair;
G. c. Howard. New York; C A. Worth-
ington. H £10m Charles B. Carpen-
ter. New rk 0 T Osgood. Boston;
John Armitage. Philadelphia.

——lnl'ants Cars Childrens Hats. All
widths Taffeta Ribbon, 10c yd. M. a.
Smith 1 00.

It is the general

.- inlon of the mom
been or the South

orwalk Congrsgn

tlonal Church that they have been es-

peoially fortunate in ”twin;l)r

mail as lemony-”gator o’hi
Inching will be the cm sermon and
the services will also be made pleas

imy Heart Away for You.

der the American Eagle 1 Am Wearing

and 100

others It

Coleman’s

~Agent. for Spauldlng’ Baseball and
Sporting Goods.

' antbythsneir‘q‘uartette. Bulletin so. . ‘ .

' at or the church appears elsewhere iii

this loans and you will gain consider "

able tutor-ration by reading it.
. EMRJlouaI sunrise.

 

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

Tho. colonial Paint is welcomed by r
those who demand absolute reliability 3:

A .

" Yho’tographic ‘Moim’ts

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New York Tailoring House. has reached.

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I Four or dirty Oats make your horses sick and in tho (

and you find them most expensive. The digestive organs

1 ohorso do not take kindly to dirt. chad and dust. . ‘

That is why iseii CLEAN OATS. SWEET HAY and

A man GRADE FEED. A word rmm you will brill' any

quantity you may wish—every bag or the highest stand-
ard of quality. 3.

~ .. _ -.:.l‘suv oarsrsar's CLEAN. ~

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. ' . « . MANUEL names. a
. Who is your Photographer}
3 JACKsON s sruoio
' . : will produce for you '
, ' - Ari morons
‘I 3 IN SPECIAL DESIGNS.
I “Not how cheap—but how good."
Sittings liy appointment or 53 Wall St, Norwalk.
from 10 to 12 m.; 2 to 4 p. In. Opposite Hotel.

 

 

 

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Snot Received

3 \to-to-‘Dato and M'Om; Emails
WILLIAM P: BEERS

Pho‘liograpl'iio Supplias

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can under.

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This is a tailoring event of unusual importance to everu man who desires a
suit made to measure that shall iii periectlu in everii detail. made of the latest
stule”iabrics. and iullu up to our high standard in everu particular.

.We make these reductions to make uou acquainted with the. perfection of
For the daus above
named and for those daus onlu. we will take uour order for a Spring Suit at the
following reduced prices:

S l8 Suits Ma33de to 330rder3 3for S lli

$
$

$20

Higher priced suits at corresponding reductions.

Please note that onlii the highest skill drawui’lrom the ranks of Union Tailors

is emploued In making our suits.
A representative from the New York House will be with us Mondau and

.l uesdau, May 4th and Sin. and will attend personailu to taking all measurements.
Don’t miss this unusual opportunitu.

Masonic Building.

PRESCRIPTIONS

MEDECINES

Without extra charge. Tols-
pnono at any time and let us
know what drug store goods yea

need,

out.

Ciiitord Pharmacii

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Throw Oil
the Boning,

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But In Independent.

Resdy-to-wear clothes or the right,

 
 
 

kind make this possible without

 
 

sacrlilI-lng any of those nice little

 
 

points or comfort and style that
taste de-

 

 
 

every person of good

 
 
 
 
 

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EVERY SUIT AND TOP COAT
IN OUR STORE, FOR MAN 0R
BOY, l8 CUT RIGHT AND MADE
RIGHT.

 
 
 
 

and the cost is about half what 113

 

 

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custom tailor would charge

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

identically the same quality.

 

Among the; you will find splendid Rain-Hoots. ,3,

TRAIN UP vdua CHILD IN THE: WAY I-tfii
SHOULD 00.

Dress him right and he will always want to be dressed right. 3
won't be expensive either. it you buy here. We have a special line of'
Children's Suits that we sell for $2.: 2 .50 $3 $3. 50

You will save money on your H ATS it you purchase in our Hat De-
partment. We sell Crotut & Knapp Hats. w. ‘J‘.;l

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SELLECK 8. PRICE;

9S‘Washinglon Street, South Norwalk.

 
 

 

 
 
 

 
 
 

Norwalk.

called for
and

DELIVERED

and will send them right '

PHONE 15-2.

 

 

Eureka Rebekah Lodge. last evening
initiated two candidates. Mr. and Mrs.
James Farrell.

—-—Latest Brown Derby. O'Brien.

Gilbert B. Morgan. oi Norwalk. has
returned from Washington. where he
attended the 'marriage 0! his cousin.

—Handsome line White havm
Waists at special low prices. M. S.
Smith & Co.

A meeting of tile Team Drivers' Un-
ion was held last evening. in Labor
Lyceum.
ness transacted was made public.

,A degree team from Bridgeport will
confer the degree [or Division No. i.
A. 0. 11..
noon. at A. 0. H. Hall. Wall street.
1 Stamford and South Nor-walk members
of the order have been invited to be

present

—.English Walnuts. 16c lb. Head's.
East. Ave.
, An unusual musical service will be
held at the

Church.

{Inn An old Latin Hymn from which
several favorite. hymns have been de~
rind. has has
'. lessor Horatio

varsity, und‘r the title of "Hora Nov-

issim"

' will be given by the choir. and these
» V. selections will be introduced
meats Intended to make near the
- .» Will! of: this old Lads

‘. - Mn“ that those lion!

shall.

Nothing regarding the busi-

ol Nor-walk. tomorrow after-

Phone 147- 2.

First Congregational

in Norwalkv tomorrow even-
set to music by Pro-

.l’arlrer. of Yale Uni-
Soloetiohd from this setting
y com-

. It is
yoorvices
agonerai way present some
m3‘3iaaatcr masterpieces of sacred

 

 
 
 

.3 May It Please You

 
 

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Some Special Bargain-s
‘ FOR ’ ‘

Saturday. Mayan

 
 
 

Makes the best cookery.14c qt. No1!
crop just in. ~ i..-
3 cans good Puntpkln for 25¢.
New stock of gotid' Peal, extra QM
value, at 10c can. No "Old soaks" so
Lime for whitewpah; So can. 3'
Dahlia roots, red and yellow on
10c for bunch of roots, or 3 how
for 25:. 3 ,
Dr Muller's Medicated Toilst 8013,, ‘
3 cakes in nice box. Have sold _
15:. To close out, be box. , 3. "
Lipton'a Teas are pretty sure
please We have them. 3“
An honest effort to serve and pi '-
No disappointment as to quality.

New Potatoes, 8c qt; 2 qts.. 15o.

Radishes.

Fine Pineapplsa, 2 for 25c. 15c os.

Bananas, nice bright steak, 20o’ doz.

Pie Plant, fresh, homegrown, 7c
bunch.

25 dozen Perfectly Fresh Home-laid
Eggs, fine as can he, 22c (lot.

But Tub Butter, no renovated stock
sold; reduction. 28c lb.

Fins Clover Hill Print Butter, at 30¢
lb. Finest latter on this market. Re-
duced price.

Duck Eggs, a few fins ones. 25¢: dox.

Porto Rico Molasses. Headquarters
for this article here. Fins as silk.

Lorenzo lebl

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

Only Eye Strain.“

Only eye strain indeed. but it is responsible for more Hoadaehfl
Nervouanoss and general Discomfort than you give at credit for.
your eyes give you the slightest trouble. is it not the best policy
ilnd out the cause? Our examination In very thorough and costs
nothing. it glasses ars needed. Proper Glasses, Properly Adln

our “it’ll“ .1-_._ M . B10430

O. B. JACKSON,

OIADUATC OPTIOIAN

 

 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

Isa wau. srnasr. uoawALK. court.

 
 
 
 

 

Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Marks;

Fresh arrival of Pollock. 5: lb. Flat Fish. ac lb. Steak
llc lb. Blue Fish l0c lb. POIgies. lilc lb. BucltShad do
Roe Shad l2c lb. Halibut and all other kinds of3 Fish. ~ "
Crabs and lobsters. -

R J CUTBILL

West End Washington St. Bridge,

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yesterday from Orange, N J., and entertainment tobatlvon

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

Brooklyn. N. Y.. whoreahe has been Chapter D A Make
visiting for a couple ol'woeks.’ Rental Mrs.
- ivsly parading it’s

The Nor-walk water. commissioners
are still lost-sting our the matter
of award) the outrun for the laying
of the ”sixteen idol water maltos-

 

too comprises H
Robert Van Boss

 

 

 

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