Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, March 17, 1893 · page 4

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'l'heweathsrto-daynamlssstohsgsu-ally
warmerandtrompsrtlyelondytoeloadyJolc
lowadbysnow. podblywlth rain. by night.
'lh-morrow it promises-Io bseloarly.wlth
snoworrslnsadsllpit temperature chanaaa
lollowedbyoleartag.

worm ma Cos-rm.

[or the last Pop-Ina lulu] faster In
the Iowa at law-II.

—Bat quality. lowest prices. Also
light lunch. lane’s.“ Washingtonstrret.

Hichaal L Pilsgerald and daughter. of
South street. are in Weetport visiting re-
latives.

llissBarsh lead, of Greenwich. is a
gueetoflrs. W. L. Porter. of South
Main street.

0ttoSeeley.whohasbeenill the past
week at the home of his aunt, Hrs.
flarah Selleck, on Elizabeth om. la
improving.

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

1 —Euylm’s candy, iresh everyday, at
a.“ _ Lane's. Ill Washington st.

Raymond Saunders has left the em.
’7 ploy oi Clillord Benedict, the orange
merchant,andaocspteda position with
, ELWadhams.

 

Iii-Carrion. Keeler. who has been
spending a month at the American
'j House.Broohlleld.has returned to her
homeonlilisabsthstrset.

: ll J. Hannah and family, of Trinity
- Place,havegoneto Albany, where they
will spend two month hoping the
change will benefit Ilr. Hannah's health.

HOST NPUMI

School Teach

 

1 ~Remember the King's Daughters
i sociable and musicale this evening at
Mrs. Swords’ borne.

 

1 In honor oi the anniveraary of he

land's patron saint,celehrated by so many
. oi our fellow countrymen, we print to-
\ day a page that will cheer the heart of
every wearer oi the green.

 

Mrs. John H. Perry, oi Newark, 8. J.,
mother of lira. William \‘ollmer. is to-
day celebrating the anniversary of her
birth, which happened to he on St. Pat-
rick's day,and Ollie! Vollmer and his
family are present.

 
 

as

- 1 , roam: argume-
i. I list
1“. Plalsled, 3111......

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 

Secretary Chris F. Dowuey, o! the
Connecticut Press association. is making
arrangements for the next meetinz ol’
the awmlatinn, which in to be h hi in
Waterbury. Fast day. It is expected
that there will he a large attendance. ‘

Miss Edith how, a teacher in the Con
cord street school. who went to her
home in New York state. called there by
the serious illness and subsequent death
of hersister. has not yet returned. liar
label Beers h teaching in grade 1
during Il- low's absence.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

—Pure codes with pureeream.5c. a
underarm Open-liaight.

TheKing’sDaughtrrsoi the (bum
ptionalehurch will hold an entertain-
msattonightatthe home oi llrs. W.
B.8words,Bouth Iain street. An so
tractive mmioal programme has been

 

 
 
 
 

labiltryand tell you some-
thing of interest never adver-

wildywhntlhave.
Jami-complete inmry
particular, and my workmen
are competent to finish any
mmwwewill
“do puns-hue the
Wall‘l’apsr or Painting busi-
. ill.

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

Treasurw comb. or «to Hospital
corporation. has received the following
contributions from the churches named,
being thoamouut realised from the col-
lections taken last 8nnday,whioh was
observsdasllospllalday: (lraosEpiseo-
pal, 0170.46: Trinity W, ream;
Zion A. I. E. church, It.

manhuntmmandmn
hsr hosts in West llavra. lloaday
of psrltonib. as. was born In
Ed M journalism in New
van. Shroonulhutedtossveralwsll

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 

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lands-Mum
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“mud"lowdo ws Kan-s."
mandamus-ayhhsdatths
paths lirly, ll Walkman street.
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A. Dickerman nsm.
84 WASHINGTON. STREET. SOUTli“ NORWALK. CONN.

om rue "mt. 1, sutures arms seams.

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

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improving a little, but is not pronounced

 

CHAR

LEADING GROCER,

 

insult gluon;

Boomber wM we odor her-
gsinstheyareall fresh, new goods.
Our, reputation will insure that.

(latch on to the life lines we are \
throwing out. Our goods are sold
on closeflgures, so you need not
pinch your appetite to save your
pocketbook.

. them at ‘ ’
Raisins ln fir: puddioghrgvheri
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ES E. SEYMOUR.

33 WASHINGTON ST.

 

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,flnaw'w ”“4 olnmunxinflwmmhiflhx- rum-swat, or Baotou-plans. more" ” whims w . “a “‘0 31:: aggflwgmg :31“ a“; Telephone «um-3. | Satlslaction guaranteed. 1 Tolephoue call,5.7.3.

 

 
 
 
 

 
 

caption to be given at their headquarters
soou,iuhonorolths young ladies who
asaistsdattheirlalr, held a few weeks
I80. ‘

-—lisndsome uewdesigns and beauti-
iul eolorings in carpetssnd rugs are ol-
fered at special prices this week at the
Boston store. Norwalk.

outotdangsr. fibewashksn such jart
ouemunth agotoday with double pneu-
monia. ‘
Odieer GeorgeW. Gladstone is on duty
during Chief Vollmcr‘s absence in New
Jersey, He is sorry theeity did not pur.
chase aroad roller.» thepolioe could
watch“.

’l'hegatetender’s house at tho Wash-
ington street canning was decorum:
with a green flag and orange oolond
ribbon today, in honor at Ireland's
patron saint. __'__

William ll. Weed, employed by C. W.
Smith, the Cedar street gruesrymau. and
whorendesat 18 Arch street, contem-
plates moving to California with his
family in a law weeks.

 

a United States commimioner. This has
‘ caused the crowds along the line to feel
ugly toward the soldiers, and several open
ruptures have taken place. but none or ss-
rious proportions or results.

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

ra- Rush to the Strip.

TOPEIA, March l7.—'l'he uncertaiulty
about the time of the opening of the Cher—
okee strip has not had the effect of dimin-
lshing the rush to the border. Aaspriug
has advanced the tide of travel has in-
creased. sad the Santa Feand Rock island
trains are crowded.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Residentsou Charles street claim they
saw a woman in that vicinity Wednes-
day alternoon, who answered the de-
scription given oi lira. Howard. She
had'ahlack shawlanda hlsekdrers on.
but before anyone could rmtraiu her she
disappeared in the directional Osborn
svenue.___

New Jersey Hath-dials.

Moonr- ilour, March l'i’.—~At the New
Jersey Methodist Episcopal conference a
resolution was olered in which the race
track legislation was strongly denounced,
and also asked iorthe appointment of a
committee to request the governor not to
sign the hill which reduces the penalty {or
keeping disorderly houses. Dr. J. M.
Buckley urged that partisan politicsshould
be kept out of the pulpit, but that the race
track legislation should be scored. J. M.
Freeman reported a membership of 2.370,-
(m. Rev. Dr. .10. Peck advocated inde
pendenoe in pulpit utterances. regardless
of the wishes of the wealthy parishioners.

Iowan-on.

George Tucker,“ Daria, has rented
the upper part of Harvey Ackart's house
and will take po-enion about the mid-
dle 01 next month.

John R. Vincent died at his home here
early this morning. in his sixty-eighth
year. For many years he kept a saloon
on Main street and conducted a livery
stable opposite. He was an old, well-
knoxn resident of the town. The fun-
eral will be held from the house Sunday
allernoon at2o'clach. The burial will
be in the family burying ground.

 

The sdjutant general has sent back the
nomination oi Sergeant Jams A. Smith,
asaeooud neutenantotCompsny D. de-
claring he was not elected, and anotlwr
election will probably be animal {or
neat Friday night

“W Chablis; the lllghblndara
NGIWALI KENS.

SA! Forscrsco. March 17. —The many
crimes of the highbiuders have aroused the
police to the fact that some desperate rem-
edy must be adopted. Murders and as—
saults are common occurrences in the Chi-
nese quarters. and, all other methods of
suppression having failed, the ofllcera now
invade the haunts of the criminals and so

 

 

A lines, Budget ol Ila-a [mm the
nomahimdnfl'nwn.

James Mitchell has sold the Louisa
Craw place to Martin S. Craw. Consid-
eration. ”.425.

BABIES.

enter the strip unless they have a pasafrlmt ’

m: Ill/iii" aroma an "sooner!

Wagons of

to wit:

A“

Kinds and

This season I have a superior lot of Wagons for all purposes,

 
 
 
 

-Choi:e novelties in Easter gloves at
the Boston store, Norwslk.

lira. Gauge ll. Allen and son. of
Chestnut street, are guests of her sister.

Miss Mamie Fairbanks and Andrew

Jayne will he married April A, III Soulh
Norwalh.
The “Japanese Wedding,” for the hen-

. tiou of the better grade, who now look

 

BUEGIES, PillETllllS. ClllflPlES.

verely club all Chiuameu suspected of he-
lng highbiuders. This methodhas had the
elect of lowering this class in the estima-

upon the highbinders as less dangerous
and as being short: somewhat at their

slit of the Methodist church, mention of
which made in Ta! Burnett. a few days
ago. will he held in the town ball next
Friday evening. A quartette will render

 
 
 

 
 

power.

Capltal Punish-ant In Connecticut.
HARTFORD, March lit—The house debatr

lilies Grace Ball, at Ridgefield.
Mr. and Illa. Fred B. Smith. 0! Bridge-

port, were in Norwalk yesterday to‘alo
tend the funeralol the late James W.
Hyatt. _______,

A regular meeting of Welcome Strang-
erLodge, Sons of St. George, will he
he‘d tonight. A full attendance is rv~
quested.

—Thelargrst and finest assortment of

lanes we have ever soon are now on sale
at the ll >ston surre. Somali.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

selections on ocariuas. and there will
also be new and recitatiruut by well-
knowu artists.

 

The slander suit 0! Couuifl against

Began may he ruched early next week.
unless another adjournment is agreed to
for the purpose of letting the Ferris di-

vorce case goon. Thepartiesresldc in

this place. The plaintill alleges that the
determinant said (bunifl‘ had lulled a man
Mime body was found in a well. The

 
 

ad the question of abolishing capital pun-
bhmeut. The majority 01’ the judiciary
committee reported unfavorably on the bill
to abolish hanging for murder. but a mi-
nority report favored the measure. The
adverse majority report was adopted. The
house passed the act requiring all hangings

 

SPllllllES,

at All

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Prices !

lllllS. BllllllllilS, lllll BUSINESS llllilllS,

Which. for Qualit and Price. cannot be beat in the country, and
I will make it to t c purchaser‘s advantage to buy of me.
Don’t go out of town until you have

SECOND HAND WllillllS OF ALL KINDS.

Repair work culled fol and delivered free of charge.

LUTHER WRIGHT,

cor. Madison Ave. and Franllin 8t.

ooked at my stock.

South ”mg“.

 

to be at the state prison at Weatheradeld.

”The people oi this vicinity insist on fill'fmnu-

gnlrrlainmrnrs.

 

having Clramberlain’s Cough Remedy ’ " '
and do not want any other." says John
V. Bishop. of Portland Mills. Indiana.
That is right. They know it to be super-

THREE NIGHTS

Mbyahosttwmty-dvstrlsads. who

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shatsraslvislttsstratlsldlaosmp
mamas-astron-
aut-nus ran-immune
mat-g humanities-statues
ummmumm.m
wish-swarms.”

Sta-om

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

The funeral of James Powell. who
died at theageol seventy, will he held

defendant holds that he only repeated a

hit to any other for colds. and as a we
conversation he had heard in a drinking

venlative and cure for map, and why

"0m 8L “W'Hlmmh I“ 9 "'clwk "1- minor). Counsil in lheosaeareSeotleld should they not insist upon havingjt. .50
morrow morning. and Olmstend. of s..mfotd. cent bottles. For sale by G. C. Sullson.
w. »_ ' _MW drugglst. ,,

A supply of the newhueofColqu Wfill'lelT. I” :QQk;i ”7' W" .

. llrouatre gives a din—
”‘m “M”: """d “ m:""“‘ it... u. t. Toqttet is visiting friends in 550.503 Irritant: nudgfithsfitmostinx
postodloetismorning. rstons . .w'c gives 1 e gapepsta.
was purchased hyllowardBloonwv.“ Btrnttord. audthveee le swcdmw. rodeo

Ii. Weed is visiting at the residence
oi Wiuiarn J. Fitch.

The Dramatic club met last evening
with His Male Marvin.

Rev. Mr. Graham, of Norwalh. officiat-
ed at Christ church last evening.

lira. Sand and family. oi New York.
are visiting Hrs. Willard 8. Adams.

W. C. Scott, 0! New Haven, vs a guest
u the residence of In. Dehonh Bradley.

Herbert Willi-ml. oi Brooklyn. spent
liandsy with hh father, ll. A. Williams.

Rev. J. E. Coley is visiting his son.
liar. l5. ll. Coley.» South Iauchester.

llarry Stone, oi Wstherslleld. is visit-

tors' bills tins
each for Cactus Blt Core to cure them
what would be the saving per capita ll
the dinner should not be given, there
being 87 persons at the hast!

have to pay 05.00

 
 

the most National bank.

 

 

 
 
 
 

Following are the members oi Kahaoss
Bucampmmrt. l. 0. 0. l".,who vhited
Btratlleld encampment. 0! Bridgeport.
last night: J. D. Jennings, Herman
Boyder.'lhomas0shorn, Fred Andrews,
Budleys. Keith. Thorn. Sterling. R.
G. Iitohell, llarry liebold, Willaim ll.
Boston and Horace Gibbs.

get information about C tcttul Blmd Cure

Chl' srert cry ‘35:?
pm: her’e Castorla.

Children Cry for
Pltcher’e Oastorla.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

~New novelties in velliuga at the Boo»
ton store. Norwaik’zm'”

Gauge W.Wesd died at hh home. No.
m Stuart ermine. early this utornlog. in
theirtisth ymrofhlssge. Thetunerst

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

 

I also at Plaistal's dru store where
yoummny have the pmhlrgn solved and FRIDAYNIGHT
’

SATURDAY

NlG HT.

MISS RORA.

" NO’RWALK OPERA HOUSE.
Under the management of l M. HOYT.
. COMMENCING

TH U RSDAY, MARCH 23.

Saturday Matinee.
THE wmsonn ACTRESS,

Ullie Akerstrom

Thursday night in her new play in four acts.

Introducing her trained horse Gyp, and a pack of {or bounds.

The Ballet lancer,
Saturday Matinee. MISS RORA.

That Smi‘lh Gal Miss Ape

Popular Prices. 25. 83. 50c. Saturday lull-e» Spools Price for Children. lie.

The popular four
not comedy drama

rstrom’n
now play.

 

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lism Howard visited stamlord yesterday.
The Hawaii river was dragged irons flm‘flmfi‘lL-g‘w.
herhoarstothsralhoadhrhlpe.and to mam-dommmrs-Maw
daythsaeareh will he continued from M "mm

M? IMfl,”mfll
thsrslhoad bridge to the Wall strast

psformrrs' actions.”

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