Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, November 15, 1904 · page 3

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For Norwulk and vicinity: Fli‘hir to-
night anti Wednesday. A tall ht dis~
tuIiIhantte titan central, this mo in: in
the Weill/urn portion or the lung would.“
There were no very low temperatures
111901 todt hie morning. but cool. tileaai
nut we‘a't er prevails ginning. in
auctions: Light ird'atentlir‘e reported
as far south an Int-kaouvillty, li‘lu. Con.
ditioua favor- for tha vicinity pleasant
weather‘ with blig'h'tl‘y hikhts‘r teiniier‘aé
one.

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South Norwnlk Conclave, [mprmed
Order of Hepiaaonh, will hold a regu-
lar meeting in Ill 8' Hall Friday
night.

The Nonmne Whlst club will meet
tomorrow evening. with and
Mrs G. H Goodrtéh' o'f SohMtli' Main"
street.

The South Norwaik post ofllce has:
been renovatetka and the floor and wood-
work stained ‘ttl'tllig a‘i’ihflciaallle lh‘lz
movements.

Mrs. C. D. Barnes, of Greenwich.
daughter of '1‘. 1. Raymond, who recent
ly uudeiwent an operation for appendi
title in convalesclng ‘

Mr, and Mrs. Harry'MBBrliléf or
South Norwalk, were the guests ‘ol‘
Mist: lstthel Ohler. of Grassy Plain,
street. Bethel, over Sunday

Bridgeport Dodge bl Ellis human 67;,-
titltl at the chrnlvhi reh'eutly held in the
armory in Bridgeport.
pl‘oi’e interesting to thotso who attended
the affair. ‘ '

M a. John Nongobauor wont to Nun
Yor yesterday to nieot hei- slal'er.‘
Mills Midi). Séhmt‘dt; who lettirnod oil
th‘eiztl'steamor Knitter Wilhelm diet,
Grohfie. from an extiiuded trill to Ger
nudity

Unitas Tribe 1mm ovotl Order of
Red Men, will initial a class of thirty
phlelacos ltlnlgh't,’ a ti“ l9 trialling ar-
rangements im- a memdrablc time. All
members are invited “to nttond and wit
nails the line work. ’i < "

The memberii of thé Rough Rider
Gleé Club held it rehearsal hull even-
1113. They will aing’ on Thursday

't at an entertainment to be held .

in Alton. A monitor oi special uum
her! will iii

by Dlrocltlr rodhrldlt moored

Err Mafiry It. fiFWFF" vgléb‘ In? begin ‘ ,
vi he. or on tray or"
N‘éiit“ 'ng'h c ly

w‘hére ‘sl'ie wl 1 remain
a short time Then: in company with
her coualnrt Mi' ltiitl Mrs James E
Wilson she will go to Palm Beach.
where she will Hlleml the winter ‘

The regular meeting of the Whatso
over Circle of King's Daughters: or the
South Norwalk Congregational
Church will be held Tuesday or oxiing,
at 8 o'clock. at the home or Mrs ll
H, Plaiated No 48 West street. ‘lt
is oilfiecit‘d that Min. (1‘: ll. Board ulil
meet with the circle.

The freight (rattle on the Conant;
dated road iii v'ery heavy at this 11m».
1‘ hie-'til edlml‘ 33 tile. attire? hroviailtirlt
hiring neon m r elmeu, 01 u:
'Fhanli‘hijlflhi; $1663th iniii liy
chants who til‘t'i rcrelting iholr sup»
piles of: Ohtiut on» gelatin. Nuvetnhol
and pill ate l. e that isn't indlillls l'br
‘rnllrtlltd (Milli in ii)!» aeolian.

Th6 relzlulaiui‘oeunfigt FFFiNFN'iIFiFF,
Linn l‘ ) w, e to to
moment Radius" tin‘Weo Mgfltlthiih
Thurddliy. November 17th. at a, n.- in.
Hoard meeting at 2 1). n1. Mina Cami.
hell will speak on “Books For Forelmi
Reudhra." Ol‘ilcerd dilute Giulio and
Kings Datishtera’ ll‘oiea will bod?
guests 0! till! Chill) r.‘

The New Willi Nit?“ Hilton“ and
Hartford mill-aid has ianu‘eti .a. supple'
meat to its intent tithe table. which
wont into effect yot'ltorday. Thoro ill
but one change which attracts South
Norwaiit.
Now Yor‘fi
in: in- mount-y,“
after at 6.28 arrlvl1 at South or:

walk t Gall. MMFFFFMK Ram my

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tundra. 1% marriage. Moon- rim Z”...

Million not. drawn

§AEE,OF TABLE LINEN.

evorh'cforc fixed cycti‘liercl

't‘r sold for les‘slhan 39c~29c.

This will:

rovideti (or the occasion ,

iner'

361%! (on:{ FFFFF‘Fgglwgégw n n
5363366” il’aii

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' ' REAL THANKSGIVING

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A saio'thnt: will‘hring linens {or
the 'l‘litliiltagivlitiy tolilo at prides”
to bring thanksgiving from tht
Iprudont housewife.

I'ltlndsolnc linens. servicrnhlr
llllCllS-r-rfllld at prices lowor ilinn

‘T'isia anon story but big with
.iutcrcst aunl- opportunity.
Blottt‘hétl 60inch linen, piirt
linen lengths of 2 to 3 )nitls
wood paittins, north 50c ytl. .. not .

line illt‘at‘ht‘il
nil linen.

7

. 70-inch Linen.
now pretty ‘pilllcl'llfi.
worth 090 ytl.,-'-—4&:.

Pure 72-inch Linen. linti‘tlsomr

lot of ‘pattorns,‘inclutling the pan
5y, rose. shamrock ilcur tie lie-1:115—
nail'y sold at 75c and 85t- )tiw
65c.
' llcnvy line Linen; every thread
’65 pm ‘liriiéit,"tict'v Ilicautiftil pat.
teiiis in plum. sp'ot scroll and
MM tl'e lis Worth $t .25 and $1 35
ytl.. but of most 110 napkins in
n1atrl1L—95c.

Mediuili-sizr Napkins, pure
\i‘llllC,lIg00(l weight. sold usually
at 950 tloz.~‘—~'75c.

I‘lt‘avy Napkins, bleached piirr
linen. titcusuro 21 inches. square.
60.11.6675 (low... not sold for lot-“.6
-tit;111'$1.59~'.$1.35. ~

l’inr Napkins. rrgnlni‘ $2.50 llllii
$3 sort but with some mil from
li'l‘liig' tllSplhyiwl—‘flig

'l‘rn)’ Cloths. illltilCilCd (illlllahh‘
new lllltl tasteful patterns, llt‘lll-
Slitttht‘tl. worth 25¢ nutl mam

This is, by ion}.r odds. the most.
attractive 'l‘hanltsgiring linen of
foring that cvor the store hail.

Front bafiemb'm.

ran; HOWLAND
DRY GOODS co.
.n‘nmpilt; oath.

 

INOT AT MIERCXQOFL TRUNK LINES

l"v"9

n.7,... I
in Consequence of 0.01 w. Purchase
Countldated Rd‘hdt II tndophniflilh

No rgcent maneuver of the kind hill;
at ouae ouch wtdéanread it torrid
am hi iii) In inherit oi! the ' stun
:63 her of r tutored? and kindred
felt throughout New England All lht
1:11an by which tho New York. Now
‘llmt‘n it: lidfiiord i‘llilroad hail: acquit-
gt“ titliitrol .oi the Now. Wk. Liliane:
Veiitorn UFiiIIltii l'noa't. de'l t'l‘onlnrh
oi‘ thr- klll'd twiildli tirt- ihi'ilt'illy fort}
ahhdowetl nail in advance of their
actual honour lliihuiont thin room an a
usually have- Junkie, ,iniortnatlou ot
ttuoh' m‘ovnmeiits ’
' any lthevO‘ ninth coma not coat-
6 Mort rqu h» then troitu
.‘nllett it liar befiti laFlF oil? a ihii Heir;
in the rim 1.th a mutation
Today the situation is very , FFnFFFiFFC
and fiin1.311%,”Winona advitat ‘oliaI f
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glam” lot téwnéggfin 66% r an'tlmi

Intake lake carried rtF-Ffight directly
over itall '16!"an of e laven.

years New'" nd ship

represented. foro oI

torttt‘
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Lino ”tool
humeral-mail

 

, “J with. tilt rattan ‘

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got 1 a War Ilnnl oi
he’li'tF‘Flt wallet-n 'd “dwngt‘i ‘F’F‘

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Bowman VI.

all {like Ni
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tit: .ii'riiig‘l 6,: , ' ' .
Flinn F621} £33

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3% '6 a? e
6113;;th F FgéworkFFiflF€ my Itoe 3%

mo ll m its, 0th Jug;
bat-ltFon intro,
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ax
to hit!

FF: Millie beitiii 'l‘i'i’ead‘ay, ""N
her i. and has caused a loan 0ch
twd Weoil'n’ lllnli‘. , (-Wéi‘tita

suits of hrld‘génienfl iii iv it “til Corinth

:Fthe limo. Ono ‘
tho pastime Steel oohititihy

0615a
soil N'. l whit 6‘0““th

liilt' night

rut ‘Atiiorle’ai’l Bri

harhl'h intuit rd'colvlid‘ ‘46 an ill
hour for a hint: liotns‘ day. 'iho lat
tor: gang- decided they should hand
Wales: and hours ouch an the Pariah-
than were régeivingn until when their,‘
.lemnnda were not granted. worn. on
ntrlkv E. l. Woollen. the stale: deiev'
gate of the Slim-turn] and lronWorira
ore} Union was called upon to take up
tho mntt‘ei hilt advised the men that
it was out at his jurisdiction, lmd that
they‘d have to make the beat of the
situation. Frank ,Buehiinnan or ,Chl-
cagt1,nreatdei1tot the international in»
ion, chilled into n Lopfhroute til the

phr hour;

aditoe, FF“ prom, tied to third the in
ter up w tht tilt.i llrida‘e coninan 'a’ rep
resenlntive. it it mourn Mi uqliant
111111 obtained a nontoienco with M1
Loliautl, an, oriptendelyi ot the airline
thrill dollar meat at the his bridge
comp'nny His efforts to secure a con-
cannon .fiom .Ithgfi com y!olled,, (or
tht renarjn lht'ti. 901?
any jurisdiqritlu For tgi'nternati'onal
union, and in an open contract.

VVVVVV EBERLAIN'S

Nb Pctaoti irijw
Front Nlit')ol'er,.'I ow ealilnd. Herald;
’l‘wu years, a oi ePh harmony Board oi
New South i'a ca FAiis'tral to ad in) aét
aly'sl lmado (If, thoinh‘n‘g'h ‘c‘dlih'u
hiarlt 1.611.151

tilt:

alt lions. This he tintitit’ a bout

twill; s‘tlou digit: mil [$3
Lhamhtilaln lid hit 1 (f 'd mil ., . ,

. ten

of éFlFunrttviFtFen mfiefihis i‘ieuiaL i. 2‘
no {out ainl FFFH t can ho limit, all
it i5. Iilltlt ii et'iililtt .til‘ linearity th t'thl
inot‘iittr can who it to illir little 0 tots,
Cliaiiillrrtuhi‘ it (tough Rottiitdy its; at 91:
inih‘ itm‘i'nnti‘ttnned in its matte tor
troll “L. colds, t. crotiu and wit iufi
oou Whoh‘ Niki}? in thin: it pr'e
WM: nnettnl tiger This rainedy is mi
sale in- Stii Fig FE Pdwéll collimation.
Clifford Phartl'tah y. . PierCert' Britten
Ph'unndct‘, zéItttusli . Phil rhino v.1: “

089533 TO 0*". o. '
”0—h—

Batter) of Light Artillery to Contorm
to National Law.

in gtinrraj orders issu‘od lty tho uti
jninnt amoral it. la‘ announct-t that llll‘
Battery ol‘ Light Artillery will how.
after coaxial of 78 oilicera an I v. {tried

1) in order to comply with tlio nu-
tlonhi militia law.

The omitting lions-ti has reported
tho satisfactory examination ot live nu-
rill ‘tifll‘l-erli‘; ’Uotiten‘aut William U:
ilincltloy. chit-i engineer. or Hartford;
Lieutenant John K. Murphy. First ill.
vision, New Haven: Lieutenant (Jun-
ior tirade) Clifford M. Peck. First lli-
vision. New Huveu: Lieutenant (Jun:
lor tirade). Edward it. ingrahmn. Sow
and Division, Hartford; dliuign (‘hiir-
ltut A. Maynard. First Division, New
Hilton.

[in iiFFFFFf‘FFF rayon oi' qunlllltationt-t

detzoratl on in ililt: prat'

tied unint'é F‘Flaniitihut surgeon linman

A, Tylerpdr. ., (N the First [treatment as
a .Fl‘ll' citing marksman

153i: tor

plgAgTRQUQ whey
llw’lly when ditd‘ the hunt

, tarele' Emilia ‘i-eah ‘poui

man'y a" h it t
cauaoa or mo 3 union wrist: a o
u erera iiroai and Lung tron
iii 93¢!ch n... intuition» long.
No ry or. usual t n.
' uthha aFiFdFEoid'é avail tlFiFi;F wan cris-
at on: M'blll‘iia «$6.66 lid 'hdneim wetsuit»
'Filqii in no. IFFFFZFtirc solitary. Mrs

Crag

athr'. Moria. in
e For 11111 VF mm llfo was saved by",
Dr. King' 1y, New",

. ”WW". “it

ma roll git a known out or a

’F‘h'ittoa F aFFtiiei Littlfi' I‘dllit-‘tlit‘a by I“. ll.

Baxter, Drugglnt. Pride ,iiilc, and

It. 00. Trial bottles troll. “
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thODflIT DFFIOIMAI AflfitNGW 0N

it Mr lanolin”. ,
o CFFiFldFFMFFtF gliil gothihon
urt , ave eon un-
tier 1116611ng6th how on out

,, to. recovery. Judas Howard .1.
u it “Ft laid ini lattl iyeelr. but. ill

‘ ill ‘ aw
F'FF‘ W o flairnugnly. will.
H

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in Two
plans (2

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it .
ManW“
6"! i
[will ~

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tqg‘initF a‘ii Frill fill... t6 w‘ogt ,
igmi ,,
iifi‘btnniotltetiw‘y'

hour-a not this}, for 'wiiki-tt‘ bf ‘60“ talitli'lt ‘
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thrill. {it New, titty Milli“? thtim sliqll '.

are tiilt they’li'ddiid uni one than
'eo tired wits outlrtily 16050 Yrtiih '.._

until

 

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Uses tiiitl Frames htitltttit

The voutiriihlo Hiram K. Scott. ctork oil'the town oi '
Ridgefield for; thirty years, and hug of Foirfield County’s
,,iorg!,n05t tuition. ram t , .

th-

1“! 6‘60, lilflpilifi whenever I hliv’e a Cold and it is al~
ways hucctlaaitil in curing me quickly. It' is a very bone;
ficlal modicine. which I am pleased to recommend to
othei'tlt'” ,. ' ~

millennium drug stores-«as. soi- $1.

1;? s“tlt’i“‘“i.l,le ".
“IIFI‘UF 3.me ‘11 . '2 Ln: .4 Fl . I I ,
i 1 1'
COUNTY CLERICAL KS'BOClATlON.‘
Tho F‘ulr'tlelu 'County client-ill Moor
cidllOIl held it monthly mooring: yester—
day in lit. John A pariah house. Stain ,
lhrd. The meeting writ: opened at the ‘
19. lit) with Holy Communion. which of
an folloWed by a biiblntii-iti meeting. ass
raver: was read by Rev l~ 2-th M
kay,ol‘l)ro1,:tlon Gt‘l'llllmIUV on Dr. Mr-

EFS/lfngN'S SllTliFl ilFilllEllFFll'lli BF FU ll8Hlii

»- . .. . Willi itiiiiiiiilihiiiitiii

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U...) W. N... 1.1;

1,“: “
worn on Christ A (Moduli:
ctr-in which moat o't tiih
mt - The liioétln‘k
was 11 allied over in armament ‘or
iioclatlon: th. Lbiiiii li‘rts‘hoiit'
Ltlltu'a Church Noroton. Tho
and holdit thooithtta‘ tli'e‘ aeoond
iii ditch month, lit different

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‘elghi .51: théeé ‘c'tiu'n‘dilii livid till cent'a , .will fnrhish. for a time.
nude“ with a solid it'old. fully wturaiitetl fountain lien, poliéh
edF‘ oi 60F}? rubber can, actew aeolian, beautiful t'lolivety, worth $1.60.
Pérfoct satisfaction guaxanloed You wonder how you ever got along
without it carry your coupon to Cliffoid Pharmacy. F. B. Coleman. 10
rth Main attract, William P Boersm 49 Wall gneot, Edward P Weed.
Wail street .;. - ,
NOTHlNG BETTER FDR CHRFSTMAS.

611' the Pregldent’s Desk

' the twelve applications for help,
,8 calls for wanton. 9 calls {or men
ll positions {01 teachers. 7 places for omen help
ONE, DIOZEN OPPORTUNITIES
tor SANTAIN'S COLLEGE ultitldhtao at salaries musing' from $45 to $120 :1

ML:
To initially yiiiirself that there“ urn lots or local noaitioue oi1en.read tho
WANT “A08." in Wodnteattty'a Sentinel.
Q yours” Willa preptno you to distant out» of these positions. We
Willa}! .19“ a 80.0 it:
' ,Cpnigwin ting gloat; "Richer: or ask any at our students about them.
hy tl‘unt 1. on enroll?

SaFl‘idiil "S“ College Dan ti Night School.

Merrill Business Céllogo,
STAMFORD CONN"

Han moth cittli ibr competent yo 1mg men and young women. who un-
domtrid aéoklteepin’g, chortha'nd and Typewrittng. than the manage-
ment can lunply. ,

DAY SCHOOL. $12.50

EVENING SCHOOL. $6.00
Books and Stationery FREEl
The hall wheel to the cheapo».

ENTER do w.
iii. A. MERRILL. Principal“.

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DON'T WAIT.

, than bright with its new merchandise is crowding to the from

‘ . just a few of the timely iota are exploited We wont you to know
and feel that moneysp‘ent in this store is well spent. If it we!

 
 

 

 

You 1011 tun l0 hit

any more for FURNITURE at our More than you would elsewhere, and you

There is another
We have
You will he

hat/o the miiilege of paying in 966in eekly payments.
advantage in huylug of hit, you ate SURE to get good quality.
no room for Milan slut! in our awre. Come in d LOOK.

welcome,

’5‘. J. Engevine $506,

134 WASHINGTON 8T.

3 ocean eaLow. rum-ma.

 

A Rare Chance

’1

" to BUY A

BUILDING LOT i

In the center MI .9 Low Prion.

 
 
 

 

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lt-tlii‘ innit

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F5 “will:
attain ii. bitlltiiilti lot in the Center

A cheaper fuel has never bun offend In rim market}

' 2 They roll no rapidly that they linrttly silty limit tent: enough to

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

Not one-hundredth part oi. the good things find a plate in drill

otherwise, then we are false in our printed promiaea, £3186 to t)"
best“cortceptioh of honest shop-keeping.

'rn‘e mews unoanwean VALUQQ ‘

Every line of the hoavlor aortlT'titi‘
undermar tor men its complete. We:
pick from the stock the foliowlntf
items: 1
Men's fleece, lined ahlrtrt and draw:-
era. 50¢ 'per garment.

Men' t: % wool underwear in natural
grey and camel hair at 751: per gar-
ntent.

Men 1»; perfect lilting wool ah , _
and drvwera in white hathi‘dl. grim
and camels hair, $1 per garment. "
. One lot of men' a $1. 50 quality shirt!
and drawers, all wool in natural. my
and camet’ 5 hair, to close. at 31. 25 per
garment.

A BUSY WEEK IN '
TH; Uhoanszn SECTION
Wh'vo pli'tnnod {or some important -
selling of knitted underwear. Well
star: the netting with such values as
he e:
Ladiea' dheavy ribbed Egyptian yarn
ahii‘tit an ants. worth 39c, (or the
quick, rolling at 290 each
lludiéa’ heavy, fleece lined shirts and
pants. mode with long and short
aleevéa; knee and ankle length pants.
very abeoial ht 50¢ each.

Ladies ribbed shirts and nuts alik
trlntinod. in white. the 89c k ml at 75c.
Lad iés' rib ed anti plain wool under
Wear in natural grey. white and neat-

let, at $1.
Ladiea’ "Oneita" combination suits
in white and grey, from title to $1.50.

 

 

 

83-86. -Waéhington Street“.

South Norwalk. Conn.

 

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SPECIAL BARGAINS.

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IN CHILDREN’S TRIMMMED HATS. SATURDAY, NOV. 12TH.

S. S. TILLOTSON’S. . i
an mamuorou eraser.

SOUTH _N°RW_ALKF CONN: F

 

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We Hate Coal Oil 11.1.1

To suit the requirements of everybody who wants Coal for
anypurpose. Corrie to us, and you will be sure of getting
just the kind of Coal you should have. We screen it clean.
from dirt or slate.

rut: HARRIS & GANS 00.

Coal, Wood, Hay, Grain and Feed. I I
Oifloo and yard. 88 Water otreet.South Norwalk. -,
Toldphonp call 342-5. , Fr“ Dollvuw‘i” '

 

 

 

 

 

Come in and loo over our
Fall Furniture.
New goods coming in each ‘dati.

Raymond 6 Son.

46 and 48 Main Street. Noiwaill.

OLD COMPANY 5 Lift“!!! & JEDDO

COAL

DELIVERED IN YOUR DILLAR A)

66 00 per tan.
Raymond Bros.

Ill? Washington Strut.

 
 

 
 
 

 

‘7' not tiliilh n... m donned to plane and mahufldiimitl to

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Norman»

 

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