allaslrrngttn St,
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THE EVENING SENTINEL
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Hosiery Always a“ Specralty
BIBKEllhllll & Still
34 wAsr-Amo-rou erase-r. SOUWALK. cons.
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“or“ toll Know.
near for it.
4lbs. tor $l.00l
If you have not tried it some
customer for At.
We believe in quick sales and small profits.
Afuli line of the best the market affords always on hand
AAAAAAAA. srrrwun
LEADING
Wh Because
ER and gives spier’ulid satisfaction.
Ammunmmnomrm
Wshavouuhounderl ruminant-Butter
some for
? it latter?
4 l08.l01 $LO0A
and do so. You wiilbe a“eody ‘
GROCER.
33 Washington Street. South Norwalk
CARING CHAIRS IN JAIL.
A CAR LOAD 0F
What Prisoners Beryl-g Bantams at
mm...“ m M...“ u, a. the handsomeat modeled and finest finished I
MW W , 2: PLEASURE AGATA ‘A
B geport j_ are required to work il
evorexhibited are now to be seen a;
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Moorlands-memorials
' WI. M where an advertisement
gm; MW‘ WEI“ to call your ammo! mapped” in advertising collar,
fifth to a few articles which ”he. chased for at my rotor. 10 earls
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19“
3.131.». .
Sulfate Bannouml ,
Extrastllerl Cellar
' git» Quilts luseCte, etc, where a
' liquid canbe employed.
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Bantampllor
" tic Camplror.
AAAA nses! Powder.
Pollafied’lr
ellebore.
mmn,» Purple,
:4; 1:2:
i is; ETC.
are; £9“
quality to be found m the mar—
ket, and our prices are very
wearable, considering quality".
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33,:
“in Alignefirment is can
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3.3::
AAAAAAAA,
Druggist, ,
”dead with an the ”best
Miniature Almanac for Manon.
Bun Riser Sunfish lllgh'l‘lde Low This
at 4:37 "7151, at M at 1:14
)1an Wm.
Today“!!! new will probably prevail.
with no decided temperature changes. and
eflywlndafollowed byrlowly rising tamper—
aturaand panlalclnudlu-aand by rain by
evening or at night. On Tuesday. partly
to brisk easterly winds will probably prevail.
weather. preeoededhyraln. ___
SOUTH NORWALK.
aadflayi-c.
adjourned meeting tb'l evening.
wharf.
warranted, at A. B. Coley's.
atrihelscnded.
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what improved.
here fifteen minutes 10-day.
was substituted.
MA...
fresh or brisk nurthweetcrly to northeast-
eloudy weather. rising temperature and fresh
with rain, which mayheoorae heavy: and on
Wednesday. partly cloudy to fair. warmer
wan Ans Pupi- or Oar cm are note.
The Board of Councilman will hold an
'I‘heboatDexhelmer '- dlacharging a
cargo of coal at Raymond Brothen’
-Beet quality- cotton or rubber hose,
All of J. IL Raymond‘s carpenters
went to work this morning. and the
Word was received this morning from
Robert H. Rowan. who is at Southern
Plum. N. C., 8”an his wife was some-
Owinglo a hot box on locomotive
228,“ the 12:09 train. it was delayed
Engine 146
bamboo perday.
mule of the season Saturday afternoon
very powerful team.
-—l’u're cottee vmh pure crmru. no a
cup. depot restaurant. Open all night.
The fire lam in the United States dur-
ing the week ending Friday, May mm,
was $2,051,100. 'lh'n makm an average
The com Gum will play their that
May .51. with the Flushings. said to be a
)3 Armrm rp‘rp .tt I'll“
aniortl‘ceor} H.153“;
this erening.forthepurpoaeof organiz-
ingahospitalaeaooiatiuu.
An adjourned meeting of the South
Norwalk Lawn Tennis club will be held
In the prionofthe Hahachmo Hotel.
tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock.
“(Justice Towmd sentenced John
Graham end Andrew Hurd for ra-
grancy. and Henry lchue for drunken-
nem. to five days car-h' In the county jail
this morning. ________
—Keep sober this summer by drinking
Lewis a Go’- bottled beverages-puts.
delicious. invigorating. They amthe beat.
0hmterlh’l’ollu’ horaeran away on
Dayateet,thismorning.acatterlng boxes
along the street. The animal was
stoppedattbeeorner of Raymond and
Daystreetsbysereral batters.
George B. Dormer will open a first-
clamphotograpbgallerynsxtllondsyin
roomsoverthe poetodiee. Monomer
oomesdirectfmmflewYork.andkpro~
nets-t inallthatpertainrtophotognphy.
room at 37 Chestnut street. South Nor-
walk.c. W. Knudsen will gire a free
lectureupoo “English Spelling." Speci-
mens of amended spelling will be distri-
buted. All are invitedto attend.
—E. P. H.Capron. machinery dealer.
hnssecured theorder for a very fine
lies-rs. Ambler dc Perry's our
extensive bat factory at East Norwalk.
Heal estate qgoac George Lockwood
haswld sin building lots for C. F. Sher-
wood, South lain atreet. .to William R.
to'erect two handsome bones thereon.
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Tim evening. at 7-30. in the lecture
eighty horse power “eel boiler fur
Lockwood. Ila hasalaoeold a lot onthe
Nash estate, Blmwood avenue. to ex-
Counm'lmaa Sands fislhok. who intends
Gardner Crockett. of Rowaytou. will
laretlro employ of the Consolidated rail-
road company. as man: baggage
toaster in the depot here. next Friday.
and will go to Rotor: Point. abere he
will again have charge of the boats dur-
The moulders at Richardson e Mor-
gan'r foundry are taking the day off. on
amountofacargoofpig iron bring de-i'memm1
ing the summer. William "who. of
the freight 001m, succeeds lir. (.‘rockclt
mmm
AWonderrur
1 Mill éhrne.
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“bananas-shan-
“Sn-whine. howeara
oatbyl'rlethn. .ltlamidthathlshudytsvlr-
mmmrm every two tothree
fihmaklngorerla radical—
Whammuehtimesnddo-
layathopoeeraaolongby thenmofro many
.1
“mundatyprmprs me to reo-
fi'fil.” 'A’rthoxatonlk.g
md-akiaaaarwhroaemlwfld
“ammo-um.
mill“
III!
Asturwarkaaad
be
lb
maria-l- ie each
“presentment-slum hr the
tha'b‘ll raaalar dew-ulna
folloa‘tkaratoalopforro-
" layed,andhaving no material to work
with.
Farm.
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'l'helLB. er. nine. of Patched".
defoatedtbeSuburbans.ofFremont.N.
Y. .8aturday.byaaeoreofsersntooue.
club. rrrrrrrrrrr
Engineer Joseph E. Hoyt. of the Dan-
News.
—llow top hggy. new barns. and
finelamily horse. W. Brookride Stock
Don't stiffer from Dyspepsia! Dr.
Richardson's Celuy. Cubeb. Chamomile
and Ginger Dyspepsia Powders sure all
Stomach troubles. Ask for 5c.or10c.
George and William lander. of thisclty.
played theirllrat game with the farm
buryaadNorwalkroad. andIhA-aa-
dalesh.otWhlte Home, 11. J..were
marriedbyller.V.W.BonsdletatCro-
tonFalls, 11. Y..last 8nnday.-—Danbury
-—flr.0apronreprere:tsaomoofthelar~
gmtanglneandbullermanllfacw
byfalrdmllng and low prices. seldom
~Sloop “In Tillie," irru: aloud of
fresh miss. lies at the Washington
militia.
Hrs.
Attorney Gray appeared for the State.
and Attorney Light for the defendant.
MINA“ REES.
mt hi al‘Iuwa.
street.
Carpenters’ Union No. 746, will hold
their ranks meeting at Sons of Temper-
aaoohall, next Tuesday evening.
Attha-eathgofthotlre amateur.
lary Creigh wu arraigned be-
fore Justice Morten. this morning. for
selling liquor without a license. The
defendant entered a demurrer. which
wasorenuledby thojuatioe.who made
aplaa of guilty.and used HmCreigb
“0 and coats. She took an appeal to
the Gunman Pleas court. Prosecuting
A Ilrarry In“; of ‘ln-a from “I.
The Grace Church Guild will meet this
wofi with Ira. W. H. Bedicut. 5 Grand
Mia-anal Marcel
midwudmor
'.'.'r- Loxatonlk'..." ms
beldlnthetrlokbo-e Saturday even-
ing.ltwravotedtoadjoarn until Tues-
nlflm
acunrmrfiawmgum
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flu taut realms; m
.Amoetlagofhnporuoswlllhehold
lnthaOranbwryPldnehaprlthlaerea—
lag. ll“ of that section are
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WAKZ‘AAMAAWM
AWN bornSunday to Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Eirermann. of CPI“-
herryPlalns.
CbarlesH. Buttery has sold his ten-
aere place on the Silver Mine road to
James IIcIuerney
-h'orwslk Steam Carpet (Raining
Works. Addrm orders to 14 Knight st
0. E. Gregory was sruuted yesterday
fordrunkrnnms. This morning he was
flood 01 andooets whiohhepaid.
The Norwalk Hilitary Institue base
hall club will go to Stamford this after-
noon to play Betts' Academy nine. _
Herbert Graham, an account of whose
disappearance appeared in Tn: 813mm.
returned Saturday afternoon, much to
the relief of his parents‘ anxiety
BpecialOtlicerJune was on duty Sot-
nrday and Sunday nights to relieve Chi“
DoForeat. who is ink with a severe cold.
~00 to llltchell'r.
The members of Welcome Stranger
South Norwalk on the 7:28 train thfi
eveningtovisit Pioneer lodge. No. W,
of Bridgeport.
'l'heDaughlers of the King. of St.
Paul's church. will hold their monthly
meeting Tuesday owning at the parish
rooms, Wall street. All young hdles
are hauled to attend.
Ali-Aries Carrie and \' iola Taylor, of East
Norwalk moornpanied by Fred Radio.
of Norwalk. wheeled u) Portohester yes-
terday. They wheeled part way back
and were‘tln-n ohligedto take the train
on account of poor roads. 3
-—lliss Jean V oorbces who supports I‘.
Gordon leads in the Madison square
success. "For Half a Million? or. Only a
Women‘s Heart. is eldest daughter d
Senator Vouchers, of lndlaua.
In the Norwalk clubs handicap bll
liard tournament. Saturday night “16.
Thomas. Jr.. 200. fourteen-inch balk
line, beat Dr. C. 11'. Many. 150. ninety-
four poina. Allen G. Belle. 21'). bed
William A. Ambler. 75. by ten points.
A
was largely attended from his midence
lo Arch street. yesterday afternoon. Rev.
'1'. K. Noble officiating. Many floral
tribune rested upon the casket. The
paII beams were A. A. Chicory. Jr..
William A. Ambler, H. B. Beers. John
H. Warle,A. C. Wheeler. and Horace
Gibbs. .
-—Gotollrtcbell'a
Ymday afternoon, while William
HcPheraon. night operator at the new
tral telephone exchange. was out walk-
ing with Professor N. K. Ferris. he at-
umpudtnculofl apleeeof tilewle of
hbahoe, which was here. Tle knife
slipped,cuttinga deep gash in the-Ade
of hi thumb, laying it open to the bone
The monthly meeting of the King‘s
Registers of the First Wm!
ehlmh was held in the chapel Saturday
afternoon. Reports from the various
circles were read. after which lira. Hurt-
gonAery. of New Haven. delivered no ru-
mrestlug addrem upon work done by
cirnlm through out the state.
a. a 1 1a”. m “I" ““2” 0‘ mm d” ‘ MAE—tr: (hand my“: Mmunry‘lgzm ”15:31.03;
>‘ An . D.
W“ ”mn‘stmmsgzpm B.of :troniu mu club. u the ammwwoummmi,
m“. h a; .“- d earns Mu. he Fm ' “I'm; the “(a Bop, at ”l9 orhrraauln Norwalk. will put weekly
'Azln momma. a"wdnlhrrcroplarlle-
tln" hansdbytbeliewflnglandweutbrr
aervloe.bmdon aberrations taken in
Hewfinglandfortbewerk. 'fheonsfor
mm’anwfllflt -M'dv Drum-01
Lodge. Sons of St. George. will leave;
The funeral of George F. Quintard
' young man continued:
“I; AAAMAWMWWMH . a
mmmfbfi Ang earning? ‘
flpdugstreehareapsndingafowdayein
Chicago.
A). J. Anderson. of New York city,
spent yesterday with John H. Hoyt, of
Union Park.
11:.va Mrs. It. 6. Wilson will spend
the summer with Mrs Wilson's parents
on"West avenue. ,
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. l’nlrner. of Brook-
lymeprut Sunday vnth S. (‘. Palmer.
lilrnwood avenue.
Henry I. Buttery, formcly of this place,
is new agent of the Broad Brook corn-
I’Ml’. Broad Brook. Conn.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Poland. of
Bridgeport, spent Sunday with Captain
W. H. Hoyt West avenue.
F. S. Byfirae and family. of Henry
street, Nor-walk, have returned from a
week's visit at Pound Ridge. N. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hubbe. of Flush-
ing. L. 1.. are spending a few days with
Ir. Hubba‘ parents on Harbor avenue-
Arthur Waldron and John Darrow,
returned Saturday night from Kyeck.
Both of their wheels broke while on the
road.
Charles Lockwood returned to New
York this morning alter a ten days' visit
' with his sister. on West Main street. Sor-
walk.
David P. Datum. Jr. of Norwalk. is in
New Haven today taking the civil ser-
vice examination for the railway mail
Peter Callahan. frwruerly of Norwuik,
now one of the proprietors of the Hotel
. Bmmwick at Seymour. was in town
over Sunday.
Victor Selleck is still errutlned to his
home on Union Park. a sufferer from
quinay. His brothers. Chester and Willis.
who have also had slight attacks. are
able to return to their work
the 0B Scholmr Ina lasts for Ill-r.
William Sturges. of “Alton. an old
aobommaster. and one of the school
Visitors and auditors of the town. and
Harry Olmstead. a young roan about
twenty-one years of age. met on the
street the other day and in u spirit of
bodrnage Olnrsterul said to Sturgcs;
“Mr. Srurges. many years ago you gnu-
my father. 10le by name. who was
oueof your students. a terrible thrsslr-
ing, one which. in fact. he did not re-
oover from in sci-era! days. Do you n»
member it?" The old schoolmaster
answered in the aflirmative. and the
“News. I am
about to link you, my dear err. and pay
up that old score with Amen-st.” "Well.
if you think you can do it. you can com-
mence now." remarked Sturges. Some
further words were exchanged. when by-
standers propped that they fight it
out then and there. Louis Yerlin
otters-d to be stakeholder and the
young man put up titty cents. The
achrml teacher covered this and the
aflray commeun-d. Very soon the on-
lookers saw there was a fight in good
earnest. Before they could interfere the
old mad had fastened his teeth upon the
young man's neck. and after biting him
for several seconds. transferred his hold
' to Olmstead'a ear. which he chewed bad-
ly. \‘erlin then interfered and the
young man. thnmughly whipprd. walked
"‘3“ m, A-.- . . .
no uJ—Ar-i-L- 1’.“ II umwlrl.
Augmt Smith. Hartman School. Ila!-
thew Kelly. John Cain. lichry Boole,
Albert (hound New York city. wete
arrested inGnenwlch last Friday.charg-
ed with digging rand-worms on Captains
lsland.ooutrary to the provisions of a
town by-hwt. .llofoae drawing up the,
the muting attorney cr-
sir-And and mum. but found nolarr
antler Arbitb the new be held. and
tbaywere Wbentbe town
pamed the by-law Mprohibltiug the dig
gin; of mod worms by man-residents.
Ltd-Mm till We use or.
o'clock sharp every morning. the male
planners begin their daily toil. Chair
camng' is the work performed and over
100,000 chair seats worsened and ship
ped from the Bridgeport jail last year. I
Theordinnry chair seat goes through
all processes. known its pulling in. warp-
ing, checking. fillingin and binding. The A
work is notrhfficult, and Annoy of the!
men become expert. in it after one or twu
terms in jail. By; the Aermwof his con—
tract with the County Commission. s
Contractor Clark is entitled to ten
per day from each prisoner.
The syste of the work room is such
however. Ant it all depends on the prior
' whether he works six or
eight hours per day or ten hours. For
instance, a prisoner who canes three and
a half scale Asst liberty for the rest of
hours. as many of them do, or whether
it takes him nine hours. Thus the slow
men have to work the full ten hours, or
rather nine and At half hours. for Coa-
tructor Clark waives a half hour to
which he is entitled.
MLClark’s station is on an elem!» 11 plat-
form from which position he can watch
every man in the room and observe
whether or not any are "sojerlug." As
a reward for performings certgin amount
of work the men are given tobacco.
which to most men under enforced con-
finement is more than an culinary lux
Airy. While no man is required to do
undone-half hours. the discrpline isal—
most 3.1; strict as it is in state poison. The
men are not allowed to converse with
each orhcror lo gau- unnccessnrily almut
the room. When marching to and from
work Ahoy proceed in single tile with
arms l‘uidml and eyes looking straight
ahead.
For the purposes of their work the
rmmnrc given a long owl and an ex—
u-cdrngly sharp shoe-maker's knife. If
form dangerous weapons to fall into the
pascssion of a refractory prisoner. To
guard against filchiug. each man‘s stu-
tion is numbered. Four men work at a
bench. lit-fore lllnlllllxw'lllg the prisrmcrs
from their day's work Contractor Clark
gtns around to each bench uuzl sees
whether or not the men have left the
tools in the pmpvr places. After the
prisoners or.» locked up the benches are
again Answered and if AA tool is whoring
the prisoner abuse number corresponds
to that station is called to sealant. lull-
ing therein hers put in solitary untlne-
mom on a bread and water diet. which
in a few hours
We wish to express our gratitude and thanks
to our neighbors and friendsfur their kind
and unremitting attention Ashlie in our allie-
tlon and bereavement of our beloved er n.
Joseph Lawson. Jr . whom we hurled Sunday.
May it. May the likened Father of us all pro-
tect and guide them in the aflalrs of (hi, life
and give to them that heavemly ml hereafter
is the earnest desire and prayer of the born!
«1 parents. Janeen asn llaur Lawson.
Norwalk; (‘1..Mat 9.1!“.
0E0. E. DABMER,
Photographer.
Will open a 3‘1th“
PHOT0 GALLERY.
M0ll0ll Mll l5. I892.
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MY SPECIALTY.
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42 Washllm 01..
lastweek waapurtedthh morning. of the statute regarding
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' www.ermandwlll hares
Pryor. modem. my Yam. Jello
. depth of I” felt- The stagewlll to
c, of Mud. and With-1109315 heir ”um“ i m
'1 .0‘ “A wll ' MIAMI. Merrill have a roofing capacityof
”um“. I at. “‘“l ls.aadlra7ay0.flts,oflhldp~ immandwillooatalxartm.m
. MID-1M wlh Ir. and Ira. 1-
“ Wok. W ‘3. ; canon-saturates» '1'
new. Art! a. la mane. “Malian-vim, ; - A “w.“ Amman-mum: 1, 1«
Moron-true G. *- ammrartr. «Wham-among. lattes trlaol area.
“on Waller” T118 "3% 11:3:
battalion up- waavziraamm at,» mmmbw], NW6 do. . ‘3“. h:§
More. lathe “w ”W“ "m“ gin-lags soar adherent-elm gr”. “I As- ear
men-a ‘Aataahemllsaon- mu” m .m an?“ on "figm-
”has“ apl" ram Qld 11mm?“ ‘fir‘mm
the day whether he does the work in tire I —
more than he. can rearwrmbly do in nine ~
not kept close track of these tools would '
usually mmpl'nrhcs the desired purpose _-
Till: em FRENCH ENAMELEI). “I'll!
BA‘BIES' PICTURES
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Walter B.
H TaE'ior; at Golden.
Real Estate and Insurance
WASHINGTM STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONS.
uni!!! , ,, ‘ , ,,
WANT ED.
‘v ANTED—Board for mi... and baby: Add
to take car- of baby. during, 7 the clay.
0a.! or address 12 Elizabeth street. An)’ It
1013'“ man as sic lorrrupher in an affine
4 with a large manufacturin; house Gmd
salary in right L). Address The New Brui-
Are-131 ‘olle‘gfil... LL tairtirhl arcane. Bndgepnrr.
Conn myil It
SITI \TIUN to do general housework by a
competent Hungarian girl. Apply 31
Benton street. South SorwalL. (t. n1593t
F l-. W girls to opcrutr machine1 at rm}. 5
ci§a r factory.\\u1hlnglon 5 reel.
South Hnrwnik Paid while learning and
steady work. F 1". Kelsey. null
‘ ’.\.\"l’f€D. —A superior laundrosi by the
north. Also gmd masher to come by
the day. Mr. 0 Orchard street. my: tf
W. .\.\ FED. A furnished lotus» in a healthy
locality by a small family from June 111
to about <epr. lfnb Reference furnished. Ad-
FOOT or RAY‘AE
OPEN EVENINGS THIS WEEK.
Terms, Cash or Easy Payments.
ST. LAWRENCE
inwsn
Cellar Planking; Oak Timbers; Gunwales, Decks and Seats
A.sb Natural wood finish inside.
‘24 inches deep end; 16 inches deep amidships; full copper fastened
and built expressly for use on salt; water.
(33%;. mfigueflmt
H. EMORY PEASE.
RIVER BKIFIF'ST;
14 feet long; 40 inches beam'
Jennings.
43 W28? 51‘. SOUTH NORWALK.
mom...
Music Hall. South Norwaik
THURSDAY EVE G. M0“ ;_
Palmer' 8 Bicycle Tuulrsts
Will present their Musical Farce.
luveoAWheels
CLEAX AND BRIGHT! ; .
NEW AND CATCHY MUSIC !
See the Bl RLESQUE BICY CLE CIRCLE.
also the LLOI’IZMEV’I' 0\ WHEELS.
{9' Seats should be secured in advance.
The company travels entirely on bicycles.
Recurrent seatsar "031' s and Gregory' s.
Vllreeler 8A llanlAArAl,
BLINK STREET. SO. NORWALK. CT.
rim (mod A are. Suns“ Utllce. afiiw
T0 Ill-1T.
\T lt‘ELY furnished r on: at 26 Spring street
Tern» reamnablc. nut) 31
\‘IX rxrrn1-'-Ar'r-r of 11.. in rurl Anusireef-o.
A l‘ n: 5‘13. Herr»- .\'vv. .~,_ Wosla'anl use.
Ame: it- nr.31o. Inqu-lr- of!" A. \brunlwani.
a
‘61 It mo rm to small fumilr on secrml door
of .\o. it; k‘runhlm menus. inquire on
premium. in)? It
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