Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, November 20, 1905 · page 3

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WEATHER REPORT.

For Norwalh and vicinity: Fair and
cold tonight Tuesday our. optimum»

er. A trough of, low pressure Foxtondv .

this morning from Ari3&1u 1111111111111—
ward to Montana. An extended area.
of high pressure is central over the
Lake region and is producing cool
pleasant Weather in all' the northern
muons. gn'l‘hare 111.11 fought. disturb-
once on the South Atlantic coast. The
weather in this vicinity will be fair
with slightly lower temperature to.

nght, followad on'i‘uesday by fair and

rising temperature. “ ' ,

W

Mrs. David Lockwood. of New 01111

aan,‘ is the guest of friends in Slam
lord and Norwalk.

~Horse Clipping at Luther M.‘
Wright's. "

Our Brother's Lodge, 1. 0. U. 11‘" of
Nomalk. will meet tonight at the
lodge rooms in Wall street. '

 

 

Colfax Encampment, Douglas Fow1er
Post1'and Palestine Castle will hold 11
regular meeting this evening.

Thomas J. West. Jr.. of Conshohock-
cu. Penn, is spending a short vacation
at his home in Maple street, Norwalk.

 

1AA tine Supper will be served at
Trinity Church Tuesday evening. No-
velnber/Zl. Price 25c.

'A regular semi-monthly meeting oi
the Norwalk city council ill be held
this evening. at the couuc cl chambct
in‘ Wall street.

'A special communication oi’ St.
John’s Lodge. 11‘. and A. M.. of Nor-
waik’.‘has been called for tonight, to
work tho Master Mason‘s degree.

 

 

Dear Gusz—i have solved the moth-
or-In-law problem: just give her regu-
larly Holllsier's Rocky Mountain Tea.
It will make her healthy1.-happy and
docile as a lamb. 35 cents. Tea or
'I‘abi’ets. 1Plnisted‘s drug store.

*3...

 

Miss Anna Hawxhurst. of Norwalk
who has been spending several days
in town as the guest of her cousin.
Miss Marnie Hawkins, West Main
street, Southport,..~has returned home.

“4-11‘911 thousand demons gun-wing
away at one‘s vitals couldn‘t be much
worse than the tortures of itching
piles. Yet there's a cure. Dean's
Ointment never fails. ,

- E...

 

The- propeller City of Norwaik.
which has been tied up at the old
llanbur‘y dock has been brought
through the bridges and is now tied
just above Raymond Brothers deck.

1.. A Douglas. of Danbury. is the
president and manager of the Phoenix
l1‘ur Company, which has taken a lease
of the J. J. Ashe for factory in Monroe
street. and bought the business of Mr.
Ashe a few weeks ago.

 

The summary of real estate sales in
Norwalk last week. as given by The
Commercial Record,siioi1s there. were
fourteen. with mortgages of 829, 5110.
For 11111 second Week in November..1
1904. there were three soles, and mort
gage-:1 of 87. 800.

 

W

State ’l‘rcueurcr J. 11‘. Walsh aud‘q
State Comptroller A. W Mltdhéll hul’e
issued a notice that under the law re-
latlng to specific appropriations all
bills against the state contracted prior
10 October 1. must be presented before
April 1.1900111; on that day balances
of appropriations will be covered into1
the treasury. The payment of bills.
contracted prior to October 1. is pro-
hibited by law after April 1,1900.

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If H. IAXT 11'. 011001“.
11.11.8111th thchateTiblng drug-

‘ ginghggthe'rdhan 11111119 :r3inaw
e 11 o e 113 Dr
1&“3311’11 it 11310 for

their celebrtfted specific afor the cure

of consti lion and, .de sin by of-
$1111. 11 30151331111 '11. 111111-
”c ‘ ..

The wonderful success of this plan
was a great surprise even to Mr. Bax-
tor. and today there blip/N“ scores of peo-

ple here than orivalk who are
using and pm “It" thill remarkable
r emedy.

 
 
 
 

several days' hunting trip in Roxbury.

‘ yesterday. in the South Norwalk Con

through South Norwalk last evening

I or of the caller autumn that the divid.

' killed by a horse in this city April ll.

' pen'ditures and the endorsed checks

All 111111116 J 1-0.
' ”my

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' will Hawaiian-u.

ed by Co

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A rehearsal of the Baptist Church
31111111111 school choir will be held this
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1"Golfax Encampment will meet to
night. Royal Purple degree. Social
limb and refreshments

returned satur‘day afternoon. from a

m-

Rev. Washington Cheats, of Green
wich. preached two excellent sermons

gregational Church.

James E. Tevllu. state deputy ot
the Knights of Colun1ous,1 passed

on his way to New London.

 

Word was received this morning at
police headquarters that We horses.
one a bay and the other white. had
been stolen from Bridgeport, last mu
suing.

 

 

—~'l‘l1e ladies of Trinity Church will
serve a Supper in the Sunday school
room; Tues. eve., Nov. 21. Price 2511.

 

The Rough Rider Glee Club reheon
a‘ai has been postponed from this 11v:

o‘clock, at the South Norwalk Quart
ette Club 10011111.

The pleasant Weather that is being
enjoyed just now is apparently the In-
dian summer. although it"lollows so
closely the remarkably pleasant weath-

ing line is scarcely appreciable.

The Hollywood football team. of
Southporl. issues a challenge to play
any team in South Norwuik on
Thanksgiving day afternoon, whose.
members aggregate 135 pounds each
in weight. Arrangements can be made
at the Sentinel office.

The body of Sanford Peck. who was

1867, was removed to Bethlehem.
Conn.. yesterday. by his son. George
W. Peck. and will be interred in the.
family plot in Bethlehem. The de-
ceased residedhn Norwulk in what is
known the L. H. Bigelow- place.

A considerable delegation of mem-

bers of the Knights of Columbus from -

this city went to Dunbury yesterday
and witnessed the cxempliiicution ot’
the third degree. The degree Work
was done by‘u team from Newark, N.
J.,~ and was very fine. They stopped
in Norwaik on their way buck to Now-
ark.

 

Safety and convenience demand that
you keep a bank 11ccount and pay) 1110111
bills by check.'1‘his applies not onlv
to the business man but to the sal-
nrlcd man as well. The stub of the
check book furn‘ishcs 11 record of ex-

are receipts not to be disputed. The
South Norwulk Trust Co. furnishes
check books free in depositors in its
general honking department.

 

if you are troubled with dizsy spoils
headache. lndl 1.11.11. on. Constipation.
11101111113111. lttxk contain 'i‘ea will
make you well it it falls. get you1
moneyba11k. That's fair. at cents.
Plaintcd's Drug ”Store“

The Norwalk Chapter, Daughters of
the American Revolution. has purchas
ed about thirty books in the Hangar
lad language with money subscribed
largely by members of the South Nor
walk Congregational Church congrega
lion, and the Foreign 'CItiaonii' Read
leg room at 35 Ely avenue has been
rte-opened for the we ntor. 1111311111.
'Ht‘lngari and itaitan its and 1111111
nines 1111 provided for tile 1111.11 of
the neighborhood and they greatly 1ap-
preciate them. Gifts of old magazines
ate gladly received and may be left

 

 

, 3 write when 1113 brother-1‘11
1, 11111 '11 11111931111111 11111111. 1191111:

’ 11111.1, but Robinson said it wasn't

A. 1.. 11111111111111.1111 Spring 1111111111..

being to next Thursday night at 11‘ ,

l sources-11111111

111111 1 111
1111 111132111 0011191191111“ onion oh 09"?

1 , " In. 111111117
' Uliltlid dilutes infantry. motioned here.

:11“ Mid! Belle Willis

8 Deceptive” a one of
1,119 and 100 feet
1111111. The price

 
 
 
 
 
 

011.1180 Harrinston. The 111111111 1111's.

loaded and to prove it
ed the trigger. ‘
11111111111101; Just
the excitement Robin
trigger of the other barrel ind Its con.
tents struck Miss 1111111111. in the
11.1.1 making e 110111111 above her tem-
pin and tearing off 1 portion or her
scalp. The wounds of both were
dressed and the physicians say they
Will recover. '3‘.“ ,1

__ 1111 comes that
Russia. Is prowl or war with 111111.
lied. it is .111 g for the won
that Rosita obviously does not prepare
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When the flyitil machine is per-
legion we can visit our earlier in the
at . 1’ ‘

A“ may man's clothes soon become
. as h e ly spool.

 
 
 
 
 

l

1

and making rapid strokes to win pub-

H’ iic. far more and more.
not drit this with the thin, but rather
j against the stream of 10111111111101.1119
‘csn keep afloat and 03,11 heads above
3 Water without fear of eing swamped
or sinking, because we always carry.
the life prot rvar, of " onestyt' to sup-i

port on lute ebb an new of trade.

We habit been decoded in Math Norl
walk eighteen months. and have been
successful We believe our success
is are to honest goods and fair treat-
ment to all. 1

When in need of Furniture or Stov-
es call and see us. You will get a.
square tied]

31 Son.

01111111 Norwalk, cm.

 

Jr. 11‘

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134 Washington Strict.

ngevine

 

11ers wmren . suns.
OVERCOATS 11111 1111110113.

1Any who use these Suits will at once realize what an extraordinary
low price is cooled. The style. are the very n'ewo'et; the fabrics are the
most popular; while the workmanship I; in every way and detail thoroughly
correct. All that the new Winter sum 11111111.. in the way of styles In
superior grade materials at a popular low .1111.

 

DOUBLE BREASTED SACK SUITS.
novel effects in new oval-plaids and
stripe effects: dark and medium col
ors.'l‘i1ese Suits will attract many
men who like something exclusive. .

SINGLE BREAS'I‘ED SACK mfiUl’l‘fi.
l'all mixtures. the new slate and
1 unite mixtures and Wei-plaids;
1- 1 mo“ and salt effects In both Can-
1. 1.1-111111 Worsted fabrics .....

STYLISH WORSTED SUITS. a very
interesting display at this price. No
other store In South Norwulk can
boast of so ”many styles and quali-
ties 111.. .

SINGLE AND DOUBLE BREASTEI)
BLACK SUITS. black Cheviots. Thi-
beta. rough Surges; single and don-
ble breasted sacks. sites 101- young
and old large or small. .

$10. 00
MEN'S OVERCOA:;;k and : 7.00

S7 .00
$10.00

$7. M
$10. 00

$7. 00
$10.00

$700

13.1.... - om.

........

Fine quality Overcoata.
and Oxfords; Venetian lined and sat-

in aleeves; all “Winn-41.1.1... $10100

HHPlHlHHl HlHlHIH HHMP

0 11111111 ’Miin 3111111. «1111 Norwallt.
HARRY GOOD WlN. Manager.

 

 

 

111111111111 11111 81111 House

LOUIS UDELMAN. Proprietor.
33 South Main street,

’Sonth Norwallt. ‘

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STIRRINO SALE 01“ WOMEN'S AND CHILDREN'S VERY NEWEST
COATS. SUITS AND FURB

Women's 81111111111 Suite. made of Pan Cheviot. worth $30; for this sale $19.08

 

there at any limo. 1" 1
11.11 1111111111111. '11 ‘n ‘Clyicn, 11. 11.
11111111. no. 11111111 alts atom. 11111.

0111101111 Moore. Mr. wYatll [1111111111130
1111111, F. W. K.11aftw .F. Lyons. ’I‘ho
mas Carey.1"1 F.” K. Ydunga' 111,111.11
Mrs. John Kennedy. New York; I1) 11.
Murray, (11' ll. Mormon. 1111111111311.

 

‘60 1111611 tall: has 119111 1111113111! 1111
this odor. and so many new friends
have been made for the specific. that
the Dr. Howard 00.. have authorised

Enter to continue this spoo-
ial 1111111111121 sale for a llmtied time
longer.

In addition to 111111. 11. 00c bottle
of Dr.- Howard's specific. for 25s. 1". H
Baxter has so much faith in the rem-

edy that he will refund the money to Charles W Kohia
[er-solemn for the 111111 111111

anyone when It 11

FRESH PORK

Cut From 5111111165

120 3b
Public Market

u soon". 111111111 1111111111111 . .1

not CHM.

 
 

 
 

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monolith? onions: 1060a Wow

Ridgéflb‘ldl’ 11.31111“ ,'}tolydllo

William 11.116111. '1‘. Cunt-0', 1111. and
11111111 Maples” 1111111111111 1111. and
11111..le Emmi. D. B. 111111001. George

Bri mi. Vincent 1111 or. firooldynr

AMI) aaiilngtou ‘hoa. Greenwich;
Dflclntosh plows; A. 0.
1111111111. Syraoulie, “ere guests ro-

ountiy 11 the Hotel Clifford.

11-01111
tennlal exposition. was at the Hart-
ford 1111b Friday 11111111111111. ”to meet
membsrr of the Connecticut commis-
1111111 on the 11 3111115. Prhhldént 81111
not A. Eddy the commission outer.
tallied blur-111d the other mbfiihsrll pre
sent. Captain Thomas Hamilton. 111}
flroton. and W. 3 13.1er tit Trawln
ton. Mr. Kohiassnl dls'pem'led volcanic1
lufonnutlon as to the 11 nations for
the great celebration at. 111111111111 and
3311191511 News An. 11331 11111311331013“ .11‘1111
a111aeauappro a one 1 or
m of “11 mouse and

the her dot control was Ill prided to
expend a sum not meddle 131000 for
331111 enlists participation ”to 1111' “01113113
'0‘! 1 1 ' i '1 1‘

.1 ans Haul.

 

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Womens Coats worth $8500: 101111113 sale .........................“$17.98
meon’s Coats, worth 012.50; for thin Isle ................... 1598
11111111111 Coils of Russian squirrel. worth $06.;00 for this sale... . 30.00
Ch‘!drena co.“ Oil-0'!.|I"'IO' '0'f‘UIOI‘toIIIIDIOCDlIIIUCllllobt '11” up
Womous Rain ('ootu ".98: worth double
Sable or 13110111111 Fax Polerines. due. 2 1-2 yards look. with nntural 1

tall: and news. beautifully lined and finish, worth 111; for this silo 08.18
Largo Pillow-shaped bluffs to match at ........... .08.“. 0100011111 #1850
Mu“. and AM“ Tie. IJ'IIU‘AIH.0‘00IllhidlitofilllcttlllfiIlIdlD .lglso.‘cb

Gray Siberian Squirrel Ascot Tim: yards long, of selected and clear
dark skin: .h‘lis
Ties 1111111111111 Lug at .. Milli“

Come early and got them. as they are going 111111.
11111111111111. alterations free of charge. ‘ '
L. UDELMAN' Prop.

1111111 , 1111111111. 11111111 llild 1111111111

195 Washington 1111111 (next door to Post Office) South Nerwullc.

 

 

A 11111.11 or news ovnnooars ans sotrs.

1121111 Mons 11111111 1111 ms
11.1110 01 0111-1111111. 111.1111.
Mons P111111 111 1111: worth double.
llieu’ 11 Shirts. Width 11 130. for this sale. lilo.
Men's llhirts worth its. for this 3113. its.
11111111 011111.111“ 111111, worth 111.111, 111- 11111 all-.111 111

'ADM'.“'°N lllllvl‘llil 1‘ O‘NT.

3 FM

 

 

111111wa
enemy 11 1.111112111111111...
unto-date in 11.111 honest in duality.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

liq!

Ilrminghsm Has 0150.000 Loss.
DIRMINGHAM. Ala. Nov 20. A

solid half block of buildings was des- 11 pail-

troyed by fire early today at the corvl The

 
 

 

Gloves

 

ner of Third avenue and 19th street. warranted. for ladies and misses in
all the newest shades. at $1 a pair.
Ladies
tans at 31
Children’s worsted gloves in g1eys,
browns. white and red. at 25c pair.

We rue story structure adjoining the store of “HE-"'5 GLOVE-
Men's driving, walking and dress

The 1011 Is estinia’ed at $160 00. The
amount or insurance Is unknown.
The heaviest losers are the Alabama
Penny Savings Bank and the People's
Telephone Exchange adjoining. A four

laoveman, Joseph and Loch was born-
c

gloves

 

,. w. 't .w A.“

111 [1111111 8111.

‘ Honest 1‘11 throuoh.
FOR MEN. $3.50 and “.00.

No need to praise this Shoe. its
wearing qualities. style land fit are
too well known. People who have
been going to Bridgeport to secure
this shoe will find a complete stock
at my store.

GEO KEELER’S

 

159 Washington St.. So. Norwalk.
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS

t

HOYT' S THEATRE

Matinee and Night wen. NOV.22
The Novelty 'of the Year

Original (Copyrighted) lifesize

Britt-Nelson

MOTION PICTURES.

Taken at the Ringside at 00111111. 0111..
September 11. 1905.
Tremendous Success Everywhere.
COMPLETE EIGHTEEN ROUNDS.

You are alike
terest Will doc do this to your satisfaction.

3%?! A GLOVE TURN.

Pay you Well it at all interested in '
gloves to set an early chance at the
renewing lots:

Ladies'

1 ‘tlutt your mind is on now.

browns, at 2611 a pair.
Ladles’ heavy worsted gloves In
black, greys 11nd White at 25c and 5011'

made in tullout seam. over scam and
cable stitched for $1 and $1.50 pair.
Men's calfskin driving gloves at

50 pair. and 500.
Men’ 8, youths’ and boys' wool gloves Have you investigated our Fall Shirt
at 25c and 60a pair. Walsta?

83-85 Washington Street.

 

Stock ReduCing

 

86 WASHINGTON ST..

86 WASHINGTON STREET.

A New Line of Religious Goods J not

COMlC CARDS, 10 FOR ............................................ 51>

 
 
 
 

to buy. Your intelligence 'tviii 1111111111 you. .,

 
 
 
 

FLANNELETTE WEAR

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

lined cashmotetto
blacks. tuna and

11111111

in greys more than ordlna cotton fabrics. z

1.1111111 11111111131 e skirts, into
and white. blue and W'hHHé- 11111 t
shirts at 25¢.

1.111111 11111111111111 11111111 mellow
deep flounces. in striped or plainw to
cred nunuelettes. at 501

Ladies" striped 11111111911111» gonad.
with pink one blue collars. in sizes 13. 1
16 17 at 6011. -

Ladles' flannelette gowns In strlpbd
flannelotte or plain colors; made yoke 1
effect. at 1180.1

CHILDREN'S roso'doAN caps? -ij ‘ ‘

Are here in new assortment. Eve
child wants one They give- 11111;;
comfort at small cost. We have "all
colors, plain and strips effects, at. 250

Hislop kid glove. every pair

heavy walking gloves in

in the most popular shades.

 

Sale
This Weegk

.5.RYAN1S

SOUTH NORWALK.

1-1 “1—1-42:

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it

SPECIAL SALE.

READY-TO-WEAR HATS. 98c.
TRIMMED HATS. $3.50.

S. S. TILLOTSON,

SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. 5”,,

Received
AGENCY FOR WATER MAN FOUNTAIN PEN.

POSTAL ALBUMS AT REDUCED PRICES.
DOLLS ALL PRICES.

NELSON’

 

 

 

 

Prices 25. 35, 50, 751:.
Sale starts Friday. Nov. 17.

 

111111111 111.

Marlo Hall.

Court.

MONDAY
“SISTER MASON!"

Directed By
MR8. w. A. TAMMAN}
All 011111 Cut.

Lid By
PRO“. PU NIILT.

IRIS DANCING

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3111111 1111‘.

Hut 111 ..
mHln u
monitors. autumn and 1111 '

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“%“'I ‘R'Oi‘D‘RSOI m
v A"“ 111

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fleece lined 111111111111. Ila.
L tibfiiJMAN.

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l’rop.

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115111111111. den. Mt.

 

C. G.

 

District of Norwelk. 113..

Estate of Theron W. Lockwood. late
of Norwalk. in said district. deceased.

The 011ml of Probate for the Dis-
trict of Norwaik hath limited and al-
lowed six months from the date here
of for the creditors of said estate to
exhibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their ac
counts. properly attested, within 1111111
1111111. will he dobarrcd ll. rocovcry. All
per 1101111 indebtod to said estate are ro-
quested to make immediate payment

Fund to .to
concm‘hy r111. MARTHA 1- WCKWOOD. I WILLIAM 11. one
HUNGARIAN AMERICAN IAND all 111320 Exocutrix. 110 13 20 Administra‘ ‘ Y

He more than seeing
motion oi”- cam 61 the.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

about ou1 roasts of beef, lamb. mutton
and other meats. No reason why we
should. Careful in buying. handling
and keeping meats we are in position
to sell you the choicest cuts to be had .
anywhere and we stand ready to serve
you promptly and properly at 1111
times.

Roast Pork 121: lb.; Fresh Ham, 13,0
"1.: Fresh Shoulder. 111: 1b.; Chopped
Meat, 101: lb., 3 lbs.. 26c.

J. W. DODGE-

Successor to Jacob Och-ob.
22 Washington Street. 'Phono'

IOLVEN‘H' NOTlCE.

SOLVENT Movies.

District of Norwalk, 13.. Probate
Court. November 4 A.D D. 1905

Estate of James H. Streeter. late! of
Bruttieboro. in the state of Vermont. .
deceased.

The Court of Probate for the Bill-
trict of Norwalk hath limited and al-
lowed six months from the date lieu.

of for the creditors of said 1111111111210

1111111111 their claims for 11111111111131.
Those who neglect to present their ac-
counts properly attested. within paid
time. will be debarred a recover». All
persons indebted to said estate 1m 1‘!- 1
quested to make immediate payment

um

Probate

Novemberi A. 1'). 1905.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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