Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, December 8, 1905 · page 3

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'1‘ m “it
also ppt valley. it is around n‘g son‘-
sldernble cloudy weather but not
much precipitation in the western aeo-
tlonn The weather is pleashitt baht
of the Mississippi river.
do not indicate for this vicinity any
decided change in temperature, but
tilii're will be an increase in cloudiness.

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

Mrs. Jeremlah Donovan, or West
street, is Visiting in New Haven for
a few dn‘ys.

V—croint a Knapp hats. o'iirien. .-

m a... in monsoon in out... hit?

«it ‘ty‘ leiid a noticeable amplitudes to
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. o lesion oi the ow ' is...“
. it hold a coke sale saints”.

‘ 6. at Dickermsn’s it!

whit. Come nuyagm

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7—«136n’t miss St. George Bell Arinn

H‘li‘. Mills“. '

”Mayne Wardvlell has return-
ed to} ”Egg-walk often visiting her par-
ents in or: Canaan. V

utensils Egg Producer. 25c pkg. F.
D. Dayton It Go.
“Ft era are already bringi g ever
mflfIMreh‘ihs. to town to gall for
Clint toils decorations;
Slowls a Children 16 andvltlcib.

 

:Wiiliam Grant. manager of J. A. His
Co: a south Norwalk store spent
1yesterday in New London.

wGood Toys. lbw prices, Nelsons'

‘i‘he i-l'hrris & Gene Company are
ill charging two barges of high grade
'iiti iiifncite and bituminous coal.
w—eiiorse Clipping at Luther M.

A r tar conclave of Castle Game-
lat. guts of Kliig Arthui. will he
hbldh his evening at 7: 80 oclock.

it no»: no itineraries now ting?I you
have been sick,l en are t led
with indigestion constipation lver
and kidney. roubles, Hoiltster'e Rocky
Mountain a will matte you well.

36 cents. mister: ilitawre. L

Net g.libur Chop. outlined. of Amen,
ion. will holdin mes ing, this evening,
in ldlka Hall. in Beuth Matti street.

ma scald. head, this item:
ness 0 the skin of any sort the sail?

relieved bermhhentiy' cured.” ”li'fl
Oi intent. At any drug store. '
hir chapter Order of. i-

ern Star. will i'mid it meets this“
evening, at the hall in Washington
street. ‘

~A speci loitering ot trim oil hats
at greatly cedprlcea. at 9941m-
chitoit’s 92 Washington street

Miss ldelia Eddy hits secured a posi-
tion as forelady with the Nichols. Un-
derwear Corporation, in South Nor-
Mighty?” . .iV .

-——Xmas at M S. Smith & Co.‘ 2

The A. J." Collins Company lane at
tention of the suitability oi their stock
and store for the selectiohmi Gitrish
mas [ills

wcrqiut h: Knapp hats. O'Brihn's.

Mr. and Mrs George Allen, of south
Not-walk spent Thanksgiving with
Mia. Allen’ a mother. Mrs. J. A. Easier.
in Ridgefleld .

r—Ruatfs Producer. 25c g. F.
D. liar/taut 1““00 Co. it

Miss Kate A. Btebbifis bah Téflrnéii‘

to her home in Ridgelield. after three
weeks’ visit with friends in. Seymour
and South Norwalk.

——5 lb. Pail hard 50c Salt.
ilnyes.

rk 10c

Miss Viola Weed of Stain and __
Miss Mary olutotto'. of cam “Juno 9 gigabyte”
been the guests of Miss u gWat- W. .V. 1? hid-Misfit
kins, of Taylor avenue. w Bow-hi. “'3'

«Bee 'l‘oyland st Nelsons' * i w, tr._.'.c.3£'upug_

w. and Ira. Andrew Weed. W. limWJihuhr.
Bpringdale. and family, spent several W. A Dir—ii. Gill.‘
days last week with Mrs. Woof, par— W.C C..~—8 “tile.
cuts at West ltittiiviiiik,’l .. t W. i. SPF-h Wdfitlay. ,

Girls it you ”We?“ mag $11 0 a'Zp‘immm°"....
m" ”L?“ ”‘3‘ Meadow“ mil and r it Read-'
Holiluterii my? . . .

restset beautifier sunfish ”dents ts. "m“- , .. ~

3&3... °" T‘W'V “‘Wfii PM maehmwomiieiaaarios.

Miss Philippine He“. or. F. A.
lane's instant-hat. who has been
spending a week in New Yorit city.
returned hm last "Gilli; .

w-oreatest Variety or Neckwear ever
show tor Xmas M. 9. WWW

9o
imtdr'harm at thaumgmh K

Norwalit Club tin “ding in Washington
work. . ,.

mPghtzPol Fondhhupitl.l'.n.
Linn on ”a.”

William dealt-ox. oi Wilton. an o...

. plays of the Norwsllt hock Cplttphny.
is taking an enforced vacation citing
to athhdiy imam . moves ill
a machine on Wed

 

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’ildautlfi'i‘ ”chant-int nt
bgns at A. Diokerman lo Son's.
s .

Aihert Gehebe has taken a position
with F. LNeison duriiig the hoiidoit

rush. .
knights of

I890

Olive Branch Lodge.
Pythias. held a regular business meet-
ing lhst evening

~boithnd atlii'iats O'Briena. .

Values that you hanno‘t' actors to
miss are offered at the Paris Cloak
and Butt House. See as.

Free at Joaeloir's with one pound
of coffee or one if and of tea.
box of Nabisco life. See ‘ii.d

The cases of Jaines Lyceit and The-
man Gilbert fonts up ay in Bridge
‘ fey trihf nine. 3n ior Court.

sh not. 110") Hayes.

 

rush.
1iMary Creamer aged four ye of 1
. diphv

bamboo“ serioua9 9...illw.
it, PM“

.Chit'rl esV:G hann
Bastille}
m-8tatlonem gnmes Nelsons‘
Washington Camp. P 0. S. of A.
held .a boat as meeting lhat evening
in Munich. sin :nsti;
Three pounds of head rice free to
every purchaser of one pound coitee

it n or tea, at. hart
Smith'se‘azitiiwen glitch ry. “Ra d" all .
Miss Doreen; Davenport of Porous,
returned frb'it’l Miss Bhlrd' a school in
Not-walk. ad spent Thanhasi inn
with her par ts,M and Mia; Jase
P. Davenport, of "17 ii.'_' on this Ridge

—-'i‘he onion hat O'Brien.

StillsOn a Powell Corporation sells
a syrup of white pine and tar that is
a pleasant and most, eff Ive remedy
tor coughs. colds, audit l bronchial
troubles.

finality, style and wont. his features
of the overcoats sold at (lately d:
Brennan's. Splendid values from 810

’89. Bar ins in wetness 'gar
inehtd too be 9d

—-Puritan Egg Force 25c ilk]. RD
Lawton 833V Co.

Mrs. Charles 1.. Holmes and daugh-
tor and Mini 0 3. Gregory are visiting
relativoa in Watrsttord Mr Gregory
will return home this «1%: , but
Mrs. Heloise still remain uhtlB aids):

a business trip to Cl velhnd, Chicago.
Omaha. Denver, edit Rapid
City. Denote. St." Paul and others
cities. He will be gone several weeks.

——Toys in Toyisnd at Nelsoiis'
- Mug

. FHNOUI Fig OHTING‘.

"For scion years. writes Geo.w .
Ho anal Harper Wash. "1 had a
bitte battle m chronic stomach and
liver trouble. but at last I won. and
cured my diaenses by the use of moo
trio Bitters. i unhe “9‘13“ iliaiyrecom
mend them to all and oh“ intend to
the future to boawiihout them in the
house. They are certainiy a wonder-
ful medicine to have cured such it
bad case be mine." Sold. under 5""?

tee to do the same for you. by it}! .

ter, South kNor‘wallt . and E. P

 

weed, hm orvIlita . druggiais, at too n
bottle. - Willem
LON. OF ST. GEORGE

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Annual installation at Waicema strait.
acr L9,“! trim! bx i. W"

Welcome Stranger Lodge. Sons of
Vat. George. held its .aunuai installa-
tion or othcers Tucson evening. Ai-
ler the ceremony a dial time was
enjoyed. the entertainment consisting
of songs flail addresses by members.
The lusts itch was conducted by l).
D. w. a. President Joseph Smart. of
Stamford.

The new oiilcers are:

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ethology "b .

L Bit. 9!! eat 1' tion as
almw’iaflfiéet it i “@110 my L

Thanks i Rayuioitd iettitoday for '

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T0 eeeuo wmreaL m ;LORIDA.

Booth Norwalk Peepit will ripe.
Among 01:60 no: Graves

Mrs. John H. “'gmisfltim Sarah M.

Upson and Hartford Foote started to-

day, for Florida. to spend the winter.
They will go by boat to Challestown
and Jacksonville. and will then go
on by rail to Daytona. where Mrs.
Ferris has passed the winters for seve
rel years. Mrs. George F. to, baby
and nurse wil leave en t twenty
ninth of the month to Join them by
“$th time the house will be in roadi-

James M. Lane and Miss Luella 1.
Lane. Mrs. Frances Scovtlie willl leave
for ‘Daytonit. FliL. the latter nnrt‘ of
next. week. After spending a few
weeks in Daytona. they willl go on to
Miami for the balance of the Winter.

Miss Mary A. Cunningham. of Wash-
ington street. does not intend to pass
the winter in Florida but will vary
her custom by settitr‘llg‘ out in February
on a trip that will u in Moxie and
the Californian and on the wsy cine
will take in the Yellowstone Park.

 

plexioh.
dock Blood Bitters makes

 

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. Cure." .

of the Tropics" on the East by the Henliii-
[illness oi Scientific Baking; outfits West by
the Energizing Fewer oi the Mountains.

 
 
 
 
 

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22o cannons- “LI.
Th i. {1.113
Fair W L Ffiporfig-Mho‘me lit

it issued in a neat lit-
! Willi. anti gold. it gitcs
-.t the Vill‘ious committbss

ra‘i formation about
Egan d of management
* , t-haj three County Gemini s-
sionera C. eley, oi New Hil-
ven. oi mediate rd of Health, and
Miss hecca i3 Bolton. 01 New Hav
en oft a state Board of Charities.
Whitman 3. Menu. of Greenwich
m it} the board. Commis-

out some: of Fairileitl. is
secroihl‘M?‘ gl'hon'twon is Miss Mar-

the A. .dnolil here are at pres
eat 22 '
tr

.. h‘e Home
DOO'i‘ORIi fiolo V: 01' HELP HER.
"Itha:$ wé§L

nbie for years,"
writes Gunner of Shah
ton. Wiggle. " no til doctors could “not
help I ‘t‘i‘ld Feiey's Kinney
Cure and the very first dose gave me
reliet and i am now cured. I cannot
say too‘ much for Foley's Kidney
it makes the diseased kid-
do a sound so they will eliminate the

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

~Woman tore a clear" healthy. com po suits from the blood. Unless they
Pure blood makes it. But do this, good healthhta impossible. Sold
tire blood. at Plaisted’s Drug more. .

 

 
 

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session Called For Murder com on
Tuesday Netti.

Owing to the fact that Prosecuting
Attorney John S. Pullman has‘ not re-
turned trom his honeymoon, the ses‘
sion of the grand jury. which was to.
have been held today. has been posts
period until next Tuesday. The Jury
is to consider the West End Hilli-
garian is d murdei case. Mr Pullma
is in p session oi‘ most: of the fools
concerning it and his presence hetero
the grand Jury is desired. .

Judge Rorabhck yesterday assigned
Chamberlain & Hull. of Budge
counsel fer Charles Bat-to. and t tee

 

others. held for murder in the Hungara
inn case. in case the grand jury finds
a true hill against the four men held
for the crime. Judge Rorahsck stated
that the trial would probably be taken
up on Tuesday. December 19.

State's Attorney F‘essenden. it was
learned today; may notjbe present at
this session or the court. The prosecu-
tion of the murder case will probably
be left to Prosecuting Attorney. Pull‘
man itnd some other attorney.

 

 

Life is short at best—Land perhaps
that is the best thing can be said
u out it. ‘ ’

 

Features of ‘ Our Overseats

 

tailored overcoat. \

money.

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fip lendid Values,

Whether you wish a long, quite long garment or medium style, or even the conventional ‘
knee deep overcoat we cant supply your want perhaps better than any store in the city.

The models embrace the Paddock. the Box and Russian detachable belt styles. Begin-
ning with the collar every part of the coat is made with the care and skill which mark a well

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The quality of the coats is very important with us and we insist upon the beat for the

The cash is not required by us. Simply a small amount at purchase time and the bal-
ance in email payments. a system embodying convenience. simplicity and other advantages

IE5 tilt iii H NfliflME suits

Buying in long Coats still continues unabated and we have been obliged to restock in or-

Our models are especially smart and stylish. The garments are finely tailored and lit—V
finite care given to all the details.

- The short Covert .Coats which we are selling at $8. $10 and 815 are very popular. Ac- .
companied with title. neckpiece they are hobby garlnenta for this sort oi’ weather. 5.. .

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We. Huff’s. item. Tins at}

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prices which moonslstentiy low. Supply your- . ~
sell with the m into and give umutnhli amount and titan pay for the balance in weekly! ‘

 

 

dANNO‘i‘ Too araouotv chillies

‘ . cocoa. this economy or with silica. run this to curtailed“; . L

TLS that. we NOTE it saw it
luv synonyms.

OMIN'O WINTER UNDERWEAR.

V50 doe. Women's Heavy Jersey nib-
b it Yeats” and Pants made of a tine
enacted yarn. all honest article in a

.7 regular way at 38c. You may choose

-..o hon-salon

tram them at.. 25c“
'We lay special stress on the very

‘ exceptional value of our Women's Un-

derwearat 600 Then vests and pants
are made of tine soft yarn and fleece
iiéled. 62;“ would be a fair price for
t em. .

wiJersey Ribbed Vests and Pants,
thraeiquarters wool. price. . . .. . . .7th

' High Grille Ali‘Wooi Jersey Ribbed
Ysetaand Pants. price per garlands-I

lichen-ooeeaoeeaaaoo-ao-o-o- an. e

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86 Washington

83- 85 Washmqiion Street.

essences or cos'r. s’iif ..
MEN CES SATURDAY, DEC 9.

 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 

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Misses’ Heavy Jersey Ribii’od
ced Yeats and Pants at.....‘..‘... iii

Boys Heavy Fleece Lined bill
and Drawers. all class. at..........

new Wiii'rss unosswah‘

Mons HeaVy Fleece Lilied sit" ‘
and Drawers. all sites. at ......... a

Mono- Heavy em Mixed Shirtl‘di“ " ’
Drawisrs. All slash. .............. V

Mene' Heavy Grey Mixes .11
Double lireisted Bilii'il and Dre .

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From now on till Christmas

this store, and it will be greatly

announcement \.

 

 

 

there’ll be "something doing” at ..
to your interest to make frequent

visits here. The new holiday stock includes something worthy for r"

everyone. Let us suggest that you make your Christmas put-f

chases early while the stocks are most complete. ~ VL.'

 

 

 

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New Thrilling Romance. which began in The

NEW YGRK TRIBU

Sunday Magazine Section t;
' 1‘ DECEMBER 3d?

It you dank Willi to rolls the literary treat other THE 9W.
DAY TRIBUNE at once Your newsdeal'ar wui supply you it

inst Sundiiy‘ to insult

I .svaatfnsiuo constituents lifters. a;
. sinusitis: still seventies. "

 
 
 
 

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