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Evening sentinel, Thursday, May 1, 1890 · page 4

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Int Saturday by warmer,

_ ”Wmmra-lm.

1""‘i..e""'ml 0.51 “lm‘l‘l‘i” “Eli“

~L II‘. or) In. E. 0. Keeler have return-
ed from Atlantic City.

' Theodore Bruah is building a large ad-
dilllll to Michael Bhoedy’e booze at Win-
m-

Ire. Arthur Beers, of East Norwalk,
haunt Wedneeday with friends at South
Wilton.

Adrnnkanwomanwae at Pinelaland
Mythi- morning, sleeping 01! her
druukonagrave.

Dr. I. E. Smith moved hie patients
trout Darien to“Stonehenge” at South
‘ Wiltonon Tuesday.

(”adulation Belpereof the Beat Ave-
.’ ml. 3. church will meet at the home
rtli- Estelle Reeves to-Inorrow even.
it!
.Allmernbere of Company F and all
when of the Veteran Corps will be
admitted free to the entertainment at
the Army thh‘evening.

‘ I'hedietriotetewarde or theNew York
ltathodhtEaetDiatriet. will meet at the
firetlfimhnrch intblecrty,on Wed-
eerdey.lay7,at10.30a.m.

; The-whereof CompanyFwere bury
allthemoralnxprepariugfortheiranei-
vdmryntartainmentthiaevening The
Wmtbattbere willbeelerge
attention

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

J. H. Fertle h. taken the contract for
the huildingmaterielfor F.
’enewbrichmeneiononGreen-
wmwhich which willtake over
neehelfiilllonofbrick.

Patrick Sullivan wee before Judge
Knapp thiamorningto answer to the
m of When. and breach of
“3’”. He was found guilty and

' “budget jail.

' Thel'ediee’nomellimionary Society
«unmet Beptlet church held a
M and interesting meeting
“Shore-dunno! Re'v. C. E. Torreyon
Warmtyeaterdayafternoon.

h_ «ThedItiethanunelwmmencementof
fielewYorkCollegeof Phermecywae
held'l'neaday night at the Henopolitan
0pc: Renee Among the graduatee
”Wilh- A.0elich and Frederick

Pdterofthh to_1_v__n___.

,‘l'heledim’Ald We! the Earl
Amlfiehnreh met at the rari-
inordIIannkBeymonronHenry
dtidledevening. ’Iheladleedectded
Wheldanelltlegandteapertylt'tho
“:MOWMandThnredey or
eaatwerk. .

manomemeffieetltor-
leekey

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

' ant. He had been on the mInetrel stage

 
 

flowere, theleet tributeof allectlon lronr
Standing near by

and dumb couple-the
aged father: and motherof the dead can
adieu—end hie only aleter. Billy Bry-
ant wu born in Brooklyn, N. Y. He
wee the one of Are Bryant, of Norwelk.
and anephew o! thefamouaDanBry-

about filteen yearn.

 

Funeral eervicee in on
biedeetb will be held at the reaideuce of

by hiaperente at three o'clock tomorrow

afternoon.

. —TheDoreKid8l-|0°.O2 smith Bree.

-ceetama3er «reed mm... . ‘
Onto-Titan! have been minted for

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‘ em: comma to We’ll.” b New

Haven Kay 3, of the Adierieen Citinene
Equal Righte aaeocietien, formed to no
cure to colored people their rights under
the couetitution and laws of the United
Staten. The night after the convention
there .willbe ahanquet. According to
the call for the convention the gueete at
the bouquet will include Hon. John W.
hugetou, Va, Hon. John R. Lynch.
Hire, and ex-(loveruor P. B. S. Pinch-
hack. La.
A Better Way to Cure trim.

Mr. Tootlee (who baa been ecolded by
hie wife for being out laid—“If you
don’t like it, my dear, why don't you
strike, ae factory employees aonretirnee
do?I
lira. Terrier—“No, I won't strike; but
you’ll find there’ll be a loch- out come
night."

—We do not ask you to use Bmsecls
eoep more than once. After that you
will do so without our request.

All Around the state.

Karl Gerhardt'a etetue in bronze of ex-
Govarnor Hubbard wee placed on the
pedestal in Capitol perk, Hartford, yea-
terdey. The atetue ie veiled and will so
remeln until the dedication exerciser.
Senator J. J. IcFerlane of Philadelo
phie, who came [near purchasing a con-

 

 

Life Inanrence company at Hartford,
dye he hae been mined by the failure of
hie scheme.
William Geary, a youth charged with
burglary, dipped hh handcufle end ee-
oped from Officer Brown near North-
Windhaur yeeterdey. The emcee wae
tekingGeary end twoother boy burglara
for trial in the superior court.

Patrick German. the inane men who
her allowed nothing but water topaee
hie lipe eince be wee plwed in the Hart-

the Iiddletown eaylurn yeeterday. Hie
health doeeuot eeem tobe aflected in
the Inn in coneequence of hie tong feet.
In the reporter court at Bockville yea»
terdey the jury in thecontractcaeeof
OTKeefe va. fit. We Catholic church
eociety, awarded Contractor O'Keefe
$4.757. O’Keefe huilta church for the
society, and re the original plane were
changed be aeked 36,000 for extra work.
The defendant appealed.
_ A. leyera and I. I. lailhoneer.eigar
makera employed by L. Steinert. New
Haven, went out on strike yesterday

toworkthere. Theywillaekforaetion
bythecigerrnakerruuionand nice the
trade-council.

AmLEBartramof Bridgeport
waelnl’biledelphhrecentlyandoneee-
lngedoetor’eaigu bearing thenameof
the-uponwhobadampntated hieleg
duriugthewer,ealledonthedoetorwho

himbylmmedletelyrecolhet-
lug himand further eurprieed him by
producing the hullet-ehettered boneof
theempntetedleg.

In tbecaeeof Elle B. Broekwayve.
Bellow Yorleew Bevenandllartford
Relireadeompanyontrlal in Bmford,
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' lingford arrested Welter If. Sexton yea-

 

trolling internal in the Phoenix Hutuel archer

ford jailtbreeweekaago,weetaken to vane—am

morniugbeceneeanon-nnionmaneame LI.

 

 

rector of the [Iowa ayton Social unborn
Charter ThomeI’ etore laet evening
epent eeveral hour- in eociel‘enjoynient.
The organization recently titted up the
room in contorteble etyle. and took
thieoocaeiontoiudrodueethepublio to
their eoey quarten. The Stamford bend
mlivened the proceeding: with their ex-
cellent Innate. James Hamilton wee
preterit end gaveau exhibition in pool
playing, in which hie ekill wee rhown to
to the artoniebment of all. George
Naeh swung the Indian Globe and re-
ceived liberal epplauee for hie fine work.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Among

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nelcrau Flo.
nuts by not. lnrythe'e Orcheatra.
anrrraeroa.

 

”II. l’IlIIII lllillllll'l -

m, D. J. CANARY.

Ola-plea Bicycle Rider of the World.
Villain-exhibition or Mend mare-e

 

A1 "I men.

THBBSBLY lllllllll‘r. lay] W M

ethrretlrnctlear willbeaGe-aofl'elo
cede

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luatrumental and vocal eclectIone were
aleo enjoyed. Several home were then
enjoyed.

Refreebdreute were aerved and it wee
quite late when the company diapereed.

lil- m Paulie-ed.
Deputy Sheriff B. 8. Anetta of Wei-

terdey in acivrlcaee for eeeault upon
Henry L. Moran of Bart Wellingford.
The claim is for $3.01” demegee. AI
Sexton ie not worth a dollar and could
not furniebabond be wee brought to
thin city end placed in jail. The aneult
Ia alleged to have Men aim-titted in ,
September, 1888, and no complaint bad ‘
been nedeprevieue to the bringing of
the unit. If the care ever concern rrid
intereeting derelo‘prnente probably will
reeult. Until a few monthe ego Sexton
had for several yearn lived with Noree—
like one of the family, it in said. Hie
change of reeidence was due of hie pro
paratione for taking to bimeelf a wife in
the pereou of a hieriden young woman.
The marriage was to have taken place
econ, but now the ceremony in nnevoida»

bly Weed-Palladium.
MARRIED.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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aamm—wooowaan. —-In New York. April
N. nettle I. Woodward to Bound Delorut Berle.
of lorwalk. lo rude.

FOR SALE.

 

 

 

 

 

 

MU SIC HALL,

SOUTH NORWALK.

FIIIII EIIIIII III III.

COlllilEll’S COMIC

OPERA CO.

Adolph ladler'e Romantic Opera

III [III PM].

A CAST OF FIFTY PEOPLE,

machine
Advertleanen 11W M.“ m 5 am BIBTRAI, FIRMS EABTIAN
m. u... m mas wise. J. atomon ueeii
“m I k" w" ‘ "u“ LL'LU mounts, an wean a cam
um wanuxz. corneas y me]

“Otis all) “FAMOUS 3000's. IX-
tralne. John“. Emmalk. list

WILL MALISBID AND PAYING ”WS-

prperend etatlenerth-inere.
laquueefWMAthertoesoe thltermfiftfil-E

150 WILL BUYAolOOhI KW
lloueo. Implied with public water,

heady foroecnpaneylaylet. manure. attnated

inagonn hoedjartontrflethecrt llmtte.
ops}. ration & 90 his.

 

 

 
 
 
 

 

The Viennese Female Fences.

OUR OWN 03mm.

“The lore’y Weill Soegflly love in Farr Coinlnbia‘

Pmcts, 35c, 50c. 75c, $1.00.

themed Seats at floyt'e end “mi.

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

ousamnm AND nrrwaaa Till!!!
andfoareeruof Northrup-urethra;-
atuek. llllpondoyrter ndfcreeeortorent.
laqolrnofCh-Iecreix. mean. opal!

WAG! nous: All) It?! ACID 0!
land. ll-frou wtthbara

 

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lento m Addr [galaxrgm
can on ere
Nerwalk.

upd- II

Aenocanr nuclease ill AX ow MAIL
liehdeitha lrwclmacafltradr.
lute! atoretrarhdnat
credit—“Grocer.” cor.
mun.

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may April

 

FIIIlIBIIIIIIlllIIrIll IIIIIII

DRAMATIC ASSOCIATION

. 0! the College of the City of law Tech.
’ will gh- e- «mat-mt nth.

HIIII, irilaIlI [,llayl

etwhlehtlmrlheywlll present

“run can. create EBBOL”

min-”Littlehedheatieroy:

men-g. “TURNED UP”

unwmibmuuu

Materiel-urethane
troeegaefthelnire,who an annotated with the

nndeathehtndpa-

Ii“ ‘I'Iclcte of Admiral-I, 50 cent-

nfeuhnginnfer rveervedaute
:cesteaddtttneel. we
oral-win be open on I'edveediy.

h. aha... atllale'e Kareem-radioed:
Ied'gseethxerwalk.

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“Imam—ream“

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leathllnrwalk. l-t’. Amine.”
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wan moreovera‘rno. roman
Loewe: at Claire I. m.» re
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m muemuenIa-bemu our.

man-3'5 let all intern] EIIIIIIIIII

lewlllerlefled lewoehlaflhe fancy

music nan.
I,OllDAY MAY 5.

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nonlethal-ruled.

{flail Full ll llIiI.

 

 

umd recur arm eel fiplrltnellrm

lapeeed.

 

glee. rear Ie new and naval...

Aldflm

Inevrdlrflrdleyt‘eeelcryry‘e. q.
“‘33.“:— “J'”‘ m Prof. llarell’t WW for Dancing.

Clo-lea. WM‘
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....................... m" 0°14“ W“! W! to fur

'1' PAY-‘3 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII

manometer
7° 33;?“3rww'mfim'w a at. And quality of our ollerings
anew-pun. Hmwmmm this week in Dress Goods Hoe
Electricity .3 a hidden Convemence iery, Infents’ Wear and House-
. in the Home. fumiehing goods, cannot fail
”mm name... we in in I... manner in a hearty reopen. from our
#51:... Imfiameeuyi Mg away m patrons and those who epprec
ingot Iqtereefrc- real-T.” ‘ m iate reliable qualities and an
precedented values. We call

entrant mam?w3:mwuu?auhm
- special attention to the follow-
ing offerings In

Alu- lu-tutallnd in either ”(Eggs er rtorce.
Dress Goods.

I! ‘23:;th capture. Burglar Alu-
mra'mm- '° 3mm; “w “*
Mohnirs are the most lash
ionnble goods for spring and
summer wear and no better or
cheaper line than ours can be
shown any place. The best
\lohair Brilliantine in twelve
new spring colom and black,
at. 39C» , lflegdot block Mo—
hairs wItb white etripes,as
handsome or silk {at 39c; 59
pieces. all wool Sergcs In every
new shade imaginable and the
best quality ever seen, in three
grades, 490. 690 and 89c. 25
pieces all wool Henrietta Cloths
in new shades 40 inches wide
at only 48c, worth 62lc. 35
pieces striped all wool Snrahs
all new shades, as well as all
the staple colors at 49c. 10
pica-s superior quality lln
rielta Cloths, new shades,
750 n orth 85c.
pieces all wool Suitings. 40
inches Wide, in stripes and
plaids, at 32c, would be cheap
at 490. ,

Horse Buyers “IIIIII‘III‘EEIIII

Priestly 8; Co ’3 goods; also
black and white silk stripes and
plaids, the most desirable goods
in the market at reasonable
prices.

 

 

 
 

II
.will
room. llpeehng 'l'nbeaforhnneeor

onth'aer an rthe kind of lleetrlc
Workeivrnby y r

PEBBY K FEBBIS,

Office at Hood’s Je rv Store.
epfllw SOUTH NORWAL.

:IC.E:‘ -,

 
 
 
 
 

 

Choice Quality.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

B. Boncmmn.

P. 0. BOX 18!, SOUTH NORWALK

opiate:

 

We are constantly re-
ceiving Fine Horse}.
[tilted to all 1) see.
You will find the PI!-
III.°I::.II...“- .I:
summer woman: .“051 If” RY’

and altogether the “I: are now drsplagrng the
3331- mnng" or finest km: of new spring Hoe
SALE HORSES in fair. icry ever shown in Nomalk.
field County. m. Ladicsxl'ast black cotton Hose,
wanting any kind of a full regular made, fine quality.
Borne. can be suited at 25c” m d 39c worth 39c and
BEBE Ann°m' ”m 500 r pair. Ladics' Lisle

by title ammonium Thread Hose in fast black and
are WMBD. boot patterns, from 49c to 790.

M. u. PARSONS. An elegant line of ladies’ fast

BBBBKBIDE Will PM. ”a“ m "“3‘3 “‘ '9“ ”“h

$100 per pair Ladies regu-

 

nsu lar made lancy cotton Hose,

“imported goods, from lac up

N939”; Ladieo7 Oxford Grey Cotton
School District Tenet.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Hose, very fine goods at 35c
worth 50c. Children's ribbed
fast black. cotton Hose, sizes
5;, 6, 6}, 7, 7;, 8, only We per
' pair, worth 15c; sizes 8;, 9, 91,,
10, at12lc, worth 19c. Chil-
dren's Derby ribbed and plain
last black, cotton Hose, full
regular made, double knees, at
25c, worth 39c. Also a full
at line of lufants’ Hose, both
lSocks and i length in feet
blacks, white and Bulbriggnn

'l‘lll Tarp-yen of the louth Harwelk Union
flehoothtrict are “by notilcl that the
dietrlct In of three on Ill to

on”.
Term for death lurwalh Union

mmwamnm . eplllltl
Notice of CI: y 'I’eaee.

 
 
 
 

 

lit.
(hilartorof'l‘eree fortthhyor noethlorwalk
Cone.
Dated .lonthttorwalhdprllu. It”. apitlnt

.. III-aim”
m .Il‘m.m

ettracttour: Inf-awe
neck and alaerea trimmed with Ham

 
 

 

 

t"lop; Ire-n In “It

Dee

ea wales-ate- ewe-t. lent to rent one.
scorn seamen, or.

 

 
 
 
 
 

rechinngonr there 01.81 Children'-

 

26¢,anth

SILVERWARE.

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Special —25 .

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

' lNFANTS’DEPAR’l‘ME-NT

Will inmaln lie attractione for them.
coming week, em! odor-the following
Cembrtc til-pa.

burg edging, only 25c. lnlaata’ Blips

ollonedele Cat-brie and elaborao
minim w h tech and Hamburg
Inlauu‘
obviate-nine when, in (la-rm and ‘ilw'raa,

m lkfiwwfllbflt'i” Ibo" elm. ‘

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

nu eleaant line of Sarah link and ear—
breidered Caehmrre Cece. ellk lined. full

Flwiea embroidered Cape. all aim. only

Silver Entree and Yorke (reunion Roa-
.3 to act. Silver

. Builders Hardwm,

i I II I LIIIII III
BBBTS All]! SHBES

GLOVER & OLSEN’S -

——._«‘____.
SPECIAL'I‘IES: .
Our Burch Kid Ladiee' 821!) Shoes are Iln- llnl‘lll ever offrml in South Norwalk.

Ladiee French Kid Hand flowed, Ladim’ Fnbch turned and web» a! prince that
willaetoniah you.

A full line of Ladieo’. Children’ 9 and Men’ e 8'" m- that wt in pay all to examine.

CLOVER (la OLSEN,

Leaders in the Boot and Shoe Trade.

 
 

 

 

A'I' 'l'lll‘ 0L!) STAND OF

T. Burr Guyer 8t Son,

. Sprmgwood.
ALI. ouunus I’ROJII’TLY FILLED.

City People find it to their advantage to trade
with us.

GIVE US A. TRIAL.

m
,3. Savings Institution for the People’s
Benefit.
The right goods in the right place.
found in the line (I!

BBBTS Mill BHBES-

0. H2. fibX’Rv EY.

The work count- In pr c r (mm a Chlid'e we Shoe to e Unit's Brad Sewed :5 shoe: bee Ionic.

Ladle; £1: a Kil Button redoc :1 from $2 00 to 81 85.

Ladies Peri; Hand 8; wet] Kid Button reduced from $3. 50 to $2, 50.
Lube-9 l': mere Id TIp Button reduced from 83 00 to 82 00.
lmlu—e t' Mono «Q TIp Button reduced from $2. 00 to $50

0. H. HARVEY,

70 North Thiairt St. South Nor-walk.

 

Everything can lie

 

W.B.HALL&CO

cor. Main and Cannon Streets.
BRIDGEPORT.

lIII HIIII III [III Illllllg BIIIII'II

Above as dumb no competi
with bani-r. we will castle

 

rtucl. below ae lie no courting pr can We will c7’mmence the reason
aeaeon with bargetnr, we will end them with bargain

FINE GOODS AND PLENTY OF THEM.

All be leading and rrpruentat re styles for wring and Summer.

all I} 31111 FBHBY “FY BflflllS

Dress Goods, Fancy Goods, Notions, Etc.

[mydepert-eetfellofflewloveltlea erhtn uallt
want areal-.tekerpthehertt'“ oee'prrnelple. “3an?
mt m

”SPECIAL” OPENING

Thiewvehotlplidouetdrm Gale-In All new ehtdea alliance. tunnel! . and Gerhard. Io

aadllvylo You are acre in Ind what you
; one ambition. to wean our trade; one

Ladies’ Cotton U derwear.

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The Connecticut General
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rm, “W“ .wtnraltmaual ' Wm” mi;

 

:‘ I’lllala IIINB 0?

Hill! HATS!

Sprincr Styles.
trauma-emu:
Still and Soft Ilata. Bllh llatl.

Mnfluflmuaflebtwneeml

KNAPP’B,
91 Weehlngtou It.

PAINTS, , ,
Oils Varniehee.

 

Berry Bree. [lard Oil Finish.

 

Wire Steel Deer lllara
tenant-germanium“.

W

reticular, . atteette'e peld to.

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