Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, October 14, 1904 · page 4

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has been doing a big usinoas

' ions of nebulae regretfl Thu
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’"fbteady employment
of handa. and frequelltly

Air the excellent style of
WW? them. NbE' “billy
' Jilin-oi Nowell: feel the loan
lodurtry. but the entire town

”MOHROW NIGHT.
Attraction. Icing Arranged

Iiiiu Fair is now drawing to
inhicht and tomorrow
nd the annual carnival.
manta have been '

eat to the p'o‘opio of

e to keep up with

extent. be affected

'l'wo lvcniuaa.

audienceson
9111‘ new the
bees 0dr

1191.: by Mutter Tild-

' night and will undoubtedly draw a

. ntage previous to the entertainment.

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RE EVENING SENTINEL the workers who have been so faithful-

to their duty. A llat of the moat vai-

Roldan Editor not Fromm”. :unhie door prizes which have been

‘ may; OCT. 14. .90..

saved for this night: in nutnbct about
twenty will be given to the holders of
the special tickets which alone will

‘ ' be good on Saturday evening. The

, f0 “mu“ '" font": price of admission hes not been.
unlimited. “

Um 5.9“: “t5 5.2!. At the request of the rector the

members of the company have con-
cooled to reproduce the comedy, "A
Scratch Race." on Saturday. This
was very successful on “Wednesday

crowd Benoher‘e Dru utn Corps will
ciao be present and give patriotic an.»
lobllons In front of the hall anti on the

The program last night. .wac an arc
cellent one and consisted of eeleotldnc
by theTwln Qlty Bar1d,‘whlch was'nr-
nnlzedJBceutiy‘and has made cxcel~
lent pros can under the direction of
Warren hufnlt Mics Hazel Merle
Britta. a tiny mics. sang a very sweet
H010. “Blue Bella." which was applaud-
vlgoeously. nod Miss Brlito rc-
ted the chorus.

The door prizes last evening Wow:
it lbs our fish. gifte of R. Cut.;blli
pound of choice tea. M111. R. Rotten:
bound of choice coffee. Phillip Bloma‘n
city; 8810“ cabba (1. Joseph Smith:
3 cans of choice ma beans, Mrs R.
Roach: Jar of choice preserves. Mru.
. Fitl thin: a cans of vanilla cryoialu
J 0. Butler; 32. 50 worth of work. Dr.
Lawrence; wall paper for a room, 9'.
ii}. lit inron .

1.1110. in charge of supply of cake
and center pavilion for Friday. August

4: .Mrc. F. A Land. Miss Margaret

avaoaxh. Mrs Joseph L. O'Brien.
M11111 Margaret Murphy. Mics Margaret.
Barrett. Mina Mars amt Tammany.
Mra. William Nihlll Mrs. David Mo
lone Mrs. John J. Warren.

For saturday evening. the closing
111 hi or the fair. the following ladloe
will aorta: Mm. lidwurd Flynn.
Mfr. B. Elongated». Mr». Charles Wil-
ilaani’ Mrs .11. A. lane. ill-11.101111 lilo--
Gum. am 1’. Allaugh; Mrs. Myrtle

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GOOD FOR CHILDREN.

Tho pleasant. to take und harmlcau
One Miuuie Cough (311m gives instant
relief in all cases of Cough. Group and
LaGrippe, because it doen not pans 1m
medltttely into the stomach. but taker.
effect right at the seat of the trouble.
it. drawn out title inflammation heals

‘und another; and ounce permanently by

enabling the lungs to contribute pure

to the blood and tissues. Sold by Gilt
lord Pharmacy

POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.

A LITTLE GERMAN BAND.

011 Saturday aitnrno 1n and evening
at Tloyt‘x Theatre. Snub Norwnlu l“
a little German Band will hereon for
the tit-111 time, This to one oi 11m 111.1-
11th Moving Pictures that hue over
been presented by i). W. Robertson's
Edict-11 Prolcctomopn (10., of New York
city, which has been here several times.
in addition to the moving ptcturor,a
gland entertainment consulting o1
Hurry Wilford Amercas greatest pic-
oolo~lmuioiat. and mandcllniat. .loh‘o
li‘m‘flmlill. the Well- known cemedlau
and impersonator with Howard D
Argon. musical director 11nd accompan-
ist. it]. in McIntosh export npctaior
and lecturer. will be rendered. This
1le be the bent entertainment of tin
kind ever given in thin city. and Mr.
Hoyt is very fortunate In uecurlna thin
well-known organisation for aevoral
engagements during the coming new
son. The date is Saturday afternoon
and evening Oct. 15111.

NEXT TUESDAY ATTRACTION.
Some of the coupe: in "Elitht Bella”
which will be at Hoyt’a Theatre. Tues-
day. October 18th are very notably
funny. particularly that’ with the wild
white horse and trick comm. the
atateroom frolic on board an ocean
steamer and the funny lire scene. The
fun. in foot and furiour but Vitha‘ll.
cloak and wholesome.

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Since liari.Scl1atinertt Marx clOihcs came. custom tailors
.110 louder make the shins.

11.3.11 ii. domes maintain a leadership in Sirles which
place them in a class bu themselves.
with the other makers of clothes

in fit. in werkmanship. in cleverness of design. and in ser-
vice. nothing 111 the readu- for-Wear line equals them; and m choice
of fabrics 11011 are not restricted in the least.

We are showing a vent cempleie collection oi the newest in
brown effects and maps. in single and double breasted suits for.
Prices rance from $15 00 to $25 00. I

in top Coats we have the short boxu coveris.ii_1e medium-
length black coats. and the long. full rain-proofed acids 11 fancu.
mixtures. Oxford and black. Prices range from $15 to $25

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Here’s a great show of the new lleavu Cheviot nedlicees for
Fall wear—light and dark shades in blues. fans and grails. cuffs
attached and detached $100 and $1. 50.

 

 

 

 

 

pourt. September 8th. A. D.. 1904.

hstute of George D Hodgoa. late of
the City and State of New York. de-
ceuaed.

The Court of Probate for the Dia-
trlot of Norwalk. hath limited and ab
lowed 111x monthd from the data here-
of for the creditors of said Estate iii
exhibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their, ac.
counts. properly-attested within maid
111m. will be debarred a recovery. All
pontoon indebted to acid initiate are
requested to main; immediate vii!-
nluiit to .

MlNNlllrM‘ HOMES.
414 Elm Min 81..
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California Hams 9:: lb

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low brim on for 1.11.111... Armour. California Home are ill a clan by them -
“flea And don't forget that we gIVp the Pomona i-lunt Trading Alumna.

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South Norwaik.

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”it ~ .Stlccessors to Comstocli 31.05.,
Tel. 32-2 South Nor-walk. Ct.
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. RURAL CARRTER SURPRISED TELEPHONE 323.4
Fletcher Williams. letter oar'rier on ,
ltmat Free llellve Route Np 30 was . '. d ‘ ' I ' . l
ghen a surprlae 1 riy. Tuesday oven- . " ' . .
log. at' his. residence. The Arlington 0 6 . d '
House Gleubrook avenue, 3111111101th
Sense fifty of his gripnds porn in at-
icn anon. many on: root Loaf. . . . . . . ..
“mg" Pound Ridge. Norwaiit New f “’1 re. out: ion 1.1... in lilipitnt and out constant him is to tuck 0111 store the idoal plant
t‘aunun 11nd lir'ldgcpmt. The Stam- "r -‘""I
fort: 1110s! Kitten sitlilfl lwtatn fully Wigs: Some nice hoods fol Saturday 5 trade:
son in mung 113 a or were "
vor" Scoflciti. "1.11110" Tim Ham. VEGETABLES ,
"Stub" Fink-11'. “inns Ridge" Black. fatncy White iaulitlowcr ligg l’laut. Crisp Celery and Lettuce. Sweet Potatoes. Cran-
"Cllck" Riley. “Scrappy" Bill Hogan, 9mm“ etc.
“Pretty" .llm l’enderuasi. “Chic!" ’
George Kcelnr and “Peirce" Johnny FRUITS-
Time'" (‘ouco’rtl Grapes. Now Oranges. iI‘aucy Peaches, Table Apples, Grape lI‘ruit, New Figs,
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eowgnr norms. . BUTTER 1
District of Norwalk. 1111., Probate The Sweetest liuttor in town in print or tub We challenge comparison in those goods.

Arr tlrrivittg flaily and We can show run the best goods that are put up in this country. Ask to are
“lltc Dinner Party Caiiilt'tl (500115." '

Drake’s Cakd-o full’: rafictv and fresh.
thing you build.

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