Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, March 25, 1893 · page 4

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DavidBtowiaagrendpnagain. neon
blviugbeenbornearlythia weektolr.
and tire. J. B. Elder, oi New York.
lormerlyolfiontb Norwalk.

-Ladlm' BomeJournal.Barpor’e8cIih-
nc‘n and Oodey'a for April. at l’iynn'a;
alto agerlt for Caw'a fountain pane.

lewYorh Herald Weather'ernemt.

'l'heweaihertodeypromlnantohnuenereilr
fair. precededby fog. with higher. followed
byfalllnrtemperatnreandby a”coldwave."
Tommltpromleeltohacllerendooldar

“"0! 1.311!”
Remaining uncalled forat the followiagpoat-
omcenfor theweekendinglawbfilfll’er»
annecalllngforanyoftbeaelettera wiliplanee

 

 

 

Welcarniromthellew Haven New
t lira. Joleph Tammany, of South
elk.iathe guest of her daughter.
NraJohn Banlon,inthat city.

—Beet quality. lowut pricel. Aiao
light lunch. lane'afil Wnehtugton eueet.

Theaxle of Allan Shefllcr‘e peddling
wagonbrokethiemorningonWot ave-
nue. Heborrowednwngouof Butcher
dudeon and continued delivering Iii
meat.

, A epecial meeting of theflonthNor-
1 walk Athletic club will be held next
.. Teeaday evening. After the meeting

. therewiil beammicnl endethlflic en-

tertainment for club membere only.

 

 
 
 

13 inure to do all we
claim for it.

 
 

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l’rankllce.lra.CA.8tebbine. " "

atom we comm.

lertheleetl'e'wler Ieheel leaeherln

 
 
 
 

 

 
 

If fOur liver is tor-
_ 1 ., ILWIll cure the
trouble and make you
fool like, a new per-

 

 

 

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

—Nervin mte.colt0l25;good an new
for .50. G. B. Portia. 76 Weebington at.

. Thereiano necenityfcrcarpentereto
"I lend onto! townlcr their tcoil when
, they can gatthebeet lineal theBouth
,; liorwaikflardwarecompanyatprueal
4v) low-incithrrNewYurkorBridgeport.

be returned to To! 8n-
mxt. Dillon on or before i

 

 

 

 

, llnrry Rider, of Belt Norwalk, hae
‘emharkedinthe real “need inner.
lemmandieoleriagbnrgainein
buildinglotaandhomeaintbehqlthiut
. pertofthe town. where taaee are not
burdenwrne. __~

-—Pure codee with purecream.bc. a
cumdepotroataunnt. OpuIailnigbt.
Theeevuthdfthe‘flermouatok’oung
Phople about The-lain" in on “Soil
Reliance." it wllbe airenintheCon—

In the‘l’ewaeflierwelk lathe .

World’s Fair.

‘ COUPONSnbcuntbymlhanded§
,, mariuonuorpnbmww
,intbe letlerbox at. the entrancelo’l'ua"
;? Sumner. onion. nddre-ed to “World'n

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

Edward Barrett, of South Norwalk.

 
 
 

 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

: will occupy the pnlpitct the Rowayton
A - 11.743 Baptist church tomorrow evening. in
, ‘3 Illililiiiill Si. mum ml) ruminant. paltorwillprenchJak-
W Emam tn ti"; ing to, hin "hr“: u,‘ “w gm
Tins Is the flay' .............
a ___._.__

~Porterhot-aelenk. ltc. People'a Nar-

fidn MNorwalkandllonthliorwaik.

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. 25 :per cent.
Reduction

 

 

TheecbocnerlvlLPerrie waa com-
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oppoaIteBnrritt'e Skewill probably re-
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lion. 2. J. llill audGeovgeB. St. John.
ofNorwalk.end Colonel lie-ell Front.
offloatthwalk.ad-ded the annual
hanqnetottheYele AlnnmlA-cciation
offeirlleldcouatymeldnt til-Atlantic
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neon-talkataomerevoteebeceettmtwv

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mloreonoooellelaed yeatlrday altar»
aloe. ahahlrwtorhelp elvwal than.
betowiagtotbedllaetog acne oi the
”Manitoba aid. The

hbclpnl VI. 0. Yeltewfllqeldtbe
hatervneatienia ”then-laid
Niall.“ InkyA.hong.
ofthe'rankleatreateehooheoeetoker
hone in Bartlerd. dill-Katherine
D.lwiek.eflheCoeuwdeekoei. to her

wiiheuualgratitnde. ltiahopedlbata
lug-mien cleanltihwtloal Ieyla
mam byour readtre, torme- m
Mamba”

lune haveappearld
ablwhera.
be wottolheeleeaf homelalewYerhahte.

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All
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ateaelhnr. that «flew iii-thalliu-
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.atee an; The-lay.” annwuey.
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and till meningeal. Milli»
I ‘1 ‘2‘“

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Alexander Inna w‘ne‘ M Ilit‘
night fwenutdnghheoueindlobertll.
m, whomhegeveablack eye.
than-attempteadedguiltrm 1W
Berrattdnedhlmflllldm-

«Four pounde Haddock. 35c. People’e
Inrket. Norwalk and Barth liorwalk.

Citadel Solker wee anrpriled lent
nightat hiahonreonNorthllalnetreet.
theoccaeionbeingtheeiath annivernuy
oihilmarriage. Therewaeahrgegnlho
eringandapleaennttimewaeepent.
Supper wan nervedatl2 o'clock.

-Ilolland’a ebadee and Batters. Paper
ahaden. h cente each. Store fiatnru. cur-
taiua,eto.G. ll. FmTOWaabingtone ll.

PatrickCarlin, who wan lent to jail
from Danbnry, Wednnidey. charged
with highway robbery, wae liberated
yeaierday afternoon and returned to
South Norwalkon the 7:56 train.
eieter “rubbed the neceaaery $2,000
bonde.

-l!nyler’e candy. frelh every day. at
We. 51 Wellington at.

lit. and Ira. George logereoll were
eurprieed by about thirty lrienda, tut
night.“ their borne on lawndea‘eve»
tine. Richard Abendrnth furniahed
merit: and William B. Guyer prompted.
A line collation wee eerved and everyone
preeent had a moat enjoyable time.

—3had. aired, 12) cent: People'e
Narket.NorwelkandBouth Borwnik.

 

 

 

 

 

Theadjatnutgeneralhna revoked the
ordermede by Governor Buikeley die-
chargingfleneralilrahnmfor the bane
fitoltheaervice,nnd line hoedprden
honorably dichnrging him from tho
militaryeerviceofthe State.” datent
the-ml timeof the that order,.lune
2,1mt.

Yeererdny alteraoon the canoe! John
RaletonraJhnielDrieeoilwaegiven to
the jury in theConrt of common Pleat.
The jury were out nevual hours. but
were unable to agree upon a verdict.
The care comes from Norwaik and it
brought torecover for goork turn-bed.
—Bridgeport News.

rite-centric prie- at hne’e depot
reataurlnt. Openallnight.

 

 

 

'11» funeral ofElieba A. Horton, men-
tion of whole death wne made in three
colorant yeeterdey. will he held from hie
late home inletiden.“ 9 o'clock to
marrow morning. Rev. W. B. Perkine
will conduct the eerviree. while the Free
Nance will have charge of the arrange-
menta. The romaine will be taken to
Word. wherelr. florion'eeonieburled.

—‘l‘he underligned taken thin method
ofnotifyingtbepnblieibathe will have
tbaeelebrated lilwlnkee Bock [leer on
dranghtfintnrdny, larch”. Sauerkraut
and Boekwuret free. Edward Quittcer.

An “nanny heavy fog antiied over
thin vicinity lmt mingandeerioeniy
interfenldwiththlrnovemtaoltrniae
nndboate. Ontheharhortbe Inlet war
no thick that objecte titty leetdiltaut
couldnotbedietiaanbhed.endin acme
placmitwaai-po-iblltoeelaaoee the
eueet. AI traine were delayedbyihe
mudtmuogfro-tentolorty
whateaiatl.

edecucaa Themlolanwerelli-hahai

MotfltnntoedJathlrilniiJnm.
lee York; W. Halley. of Bin-lord.
WWW modem the
chore-er with lite eenel eklllendtl.ll.
fordprddedetlblpiaee. lt wanoae
alike “Mutilation-lyre-
ioynkhelacemevergiveeby theaoei.
any.
”INA“ area.

a Ilene) Deon-tar than men.
mud”

lhlean Ill Int-lad Innate in.
wamm 3

Irina-tunic“
”Willamette
lathe-warm

 

 

 

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:i
awn-murmur.

“mummified”
Blue “022:”
out a aware

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PemfiencieJheininnteonolllenry

Dean. M rm! elm . reed
threemonthn.

”unmardwlllmhlb Jameaw.8tory.oflapleetreetie
W'M “mummtodeyintohlanewhouaeon
m'°'¢_ M‘ul-E"

CeptainTerrill, of Company 1, Win-

 

ated. waeintown thin morning calling
1:“; It ‘IWIIM “Ame-annual.
honinl'lvw »

—lfew eprlng incbeteend cepee in ad-

mirableetyleaatthe Bolton ltore. Nor
walk.

 

ltiarrportedtbetflamuelNaah,of

Winnlpank, will wed a young lady of
Allentown, Pa.. early in April.

 

lira. George H. Raymond, who baa

heeunerioualy illathor bomeon Harriet
atreet. in not quite an well today.

 

Theaecondmeetiogoltbehomgh

board of relief will be held tbie evening
in the Court of Burgeeeu’ roome.

 

The annual donateon’ supper of the

Bethel A.N.E.chnrchwiilbe held In

Nechenia’ hell, Water ltreet. next

Thur-day night. _-

Nra. E. 8. March. of Georgetown. hee
been the guest thin week of her mother.
er. Bramble. at Agent Gould‘l reli-
denee on Academy etreet.

 

——Cboirc noveltiel in Banter glovee at
the Boelm atore, Norwalk.

Nelaon Ackner. Undertaker J. D. Jen-
ninga’ aeeietnnt, will go to Boboken.
N.J..wherehehal accepted a pclition
with a leading undertaker.

 

At the 7 o‘clock mean in St. Mary’s
church lo-morrow morning, the mem‘
hereof the Ancient Order of Hibernian
will receive holy communion in a body.

 

Theownere of land lying where the
newetcragereeervoirfor Norwaik in to
behudnnncuttingofl thetimber, pre-
paratorytoclenrlngthebnainiorwater.

 

A bone driven by a young non of
(like St. John tried to run away on
Cbeatnnt atreet yeeterday afternoon. but
only eucceeded it tearing down a portion
cl 2. R. i'illow'e fence.

 

The Emergency (finale, of King'e
Daughters, of the Norwnlk COOKIES.—
tionaichureh. held a cake late at the
reddenceofllra. EdwinClnrke,ou Elm
attract, thin afternoon.

—-The boueehold furniture of William
Howard will be acid at auction nrrt
Wedneaday morning at to o'clock, from
l0 Chestnut street. Sorwaik.

The funeral of hire. Frederick 1'. Belle
will be held from her late reaidence thin
afternoon. Rev. S. T Graham, Rev. S.
ll. Watkinl and Rev. C. N. Selleck will
ofliciate. .... 0.. ___

The FloralCircieol King'e Daughter-
of ihefirlt Baptiet church helde
aocial at the church laat evening.
Tbeproceedaoftbeaflairwillbeueedto
huy flowere to decorate the church for
Beater.

At the monthly mienionnry meotingol
the India of the Fleet Congregational
church. next Wedneedey afternoon at
8:1!) o'clock. er. Bunnell. of Strntford.
will give an nddrela.

Lenten eervicen will be held in St.
Pani'e church every evening next week
except ileturday. At Grace church. neat
week, there will he eervieee daily at
woo a. In: Tueadny and Thunday. I
p. In.: FridayandfiaturdnyJMp. In.

itnowlookeaeif theConnoctieutbri-
gndc would not vhlt the World’e Pairv
thleyenr. Therehamovementonfoot.
www.meehcttbebrltccmpaniee in
the (lonnectlwt National Guard and
formapvovieioealregimentlorepreeent

 

 

 

 

If aucheregiinenth llntitleprohablo

‘ tit-tone of the Norwalk companion will

N ._
--l¢ew prayer booke and hymnela at

 

 

Thennnaelmeltingof the lnneniuob
Circllof Klug’lllaegbteremf the Nor
walkNethudbtehamh.wllbeld at the
hole of III. Charlee P. Triatrammn

 

 

 
 

 

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the atate at theOolnmhiau lrpoeitlou. d

let “that.

A Dickerman & Son,

'84-. WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.

 

 

CharleaNcOrathielli nthia homeon
Franklinaveuue.

Httie“Jackie”Beetty, thoeonof llr.
andNraJohnBeatty, olUnlonParkua
quiteill.

Chietnt PolicaWallaceDannwentto
Norideu thb morning. and Officer
Howardhondutytortbodey

New York on buainem today. The
no» la in charge of Mm Clerk
w. F. Acton 4*

The annual mating of the Norwaik
library corporation will he held in the
library mouse in the liorweik club
building. at 8 o’clock tonight.

Min ldn Benedict and Mire Olsen, of
Ninneaotantudente at Pratt a lnatitute' In
Brooklyn. will be the gueete of Burgeea
B. H. Pillow. of Cheetnut atrnet, over
Sunday.

George R. lienitt of Water street,
formerly of thefirmol E. M. Merrittd:
Son, wenttoYonkern, N. Y todaym)
complete errangementn for going into
bruineee there. He has leased a factory
and expects to begin operations week
after next.

~11me designs in Bolero jackets
andnew lpring dress trimmings at the
Bolton store. Norwaik.

At the epecini meeting of tire,Norwnik
club the committee reported that not
enoughmoney could be ruined by aub-
ecription to pay 03 the club's indebted-
nem, and it wee voted to raiae the does
from tiZtotiSper year for the period
oftwo yearn. ___w~__

An official report containing thenamee
of certain members of Company F who
hang around the armory Sundays, an.
noying the near-by residenta and ladiee
who pane, haebeenmadewCoionei
Crowe. The borough police have also
been spoken to ebout the matter.

William 0. Small. one of the Small
children recently cent from Bridgeport
to the Fairheld County Home for Child—
ten on the Weetport mud. was thin morn-
ing arrested by Chief of Police Dunn for
incorrigibility. lie was taken before
Justice Coolidge, who eentenced him to
the state reform achool at Meridian.

—Tbe largest Enddneet apartment of
laces we have ever eeen are now on sale
at the Benton store. Norwaik.

About three weeks ago H. H. Beiden,
of Weapon. was attacked by a severe
cold. which had troubled him since.
Yeetnedny, while on hie way to his store.
he wan taken with a severe chill, and he
in now ill with bronchial pneumonia
Dr. Fyfe in attending him, and coneidero
hie cane very eerioua. liie
have been rent for. ’_

Tomorrow will be Pnlrn Sunday. or
theSunday before Better. to called in
commemoration of our Saviour‘e trium—
phal entry into Jenmalem. when the
multitude atrewed palm braucbea in the
way. in the Catholic churohre palms
wiilbedietributed. Next week wilibe
holy week, Wedneoday. Friday and Sat—
urday being daya of abatinencc.

 

 

children

lira. Mary Williame, who lives with a
famin on Town Hill avenue. Dnnbury,
wan taken very ill and adoctor being
eummonrd diecovered aymptoma oi
poiaoning. By mean of emotion her
life we» caved. She admitted having
taken adore of oil of taney. a deadly poi-
eon. ller huehand deaerted her acme
time ago and aim hen been mmpeiled to
live an a eervant. Thin canned her to at-
tempt euicide- in a ill of «deapondency.

“The of thin“ vicinity ineiat on
ri berlaiul Cough Remedy
“all. not want any other. “ ea John
“M of Portland Ililll. ndlena.
Thaliaright. Theyknnw itwlnauper-
litrmanyotlier lmcoldmanriaa a prea
ventntire and cure for crimp. and why
lbonld they not lneiet upon having it 50
cent hottlea. Fmaaloby O. C. Stillaon.
ruggiat
it a New Vere millimetre lover a din-
ner at 5th avenue and Mount.
rew

bcin "maul-elem!

1.5mm ovum-mm where
you may have the eolred and
arthrmmcmmwocnn

”W’flfibmwtrlnoere

' www.mvuaurnmm

tlroftheilelth'terwaik. Beaten-tunneling
W.li‘l‘llr. oftlharlu N. Der-fire ”velar
unearnferthe teetefal "range-ant at the
“more haunt In the recent fair and
mumnmnmurm claret.
flulammhaew.

lee. finer In.

 

ihl’ .tl’Oll Or! for
Mtcher'e Galleria.

Oblldren cry for
Pitcher'a Camila.

mumunwkwm
“alternation-tram
“townie-arena”
Mfiflhfiwm

 

‘ mhrmullotbirflvmllmeflmtho

Town Clerk Herbert B. Smith. in in "

I ENTERTAINMENT!

“in“ Lora Addison Cllft

"coin. omwnedheadeot ”momma

 
 

SOVEREIGN PEOPLE

. Wearaeucceeetul inpieaeingthemealeeltalltimee. Yen
mllbo planned when you buy acanot theGoldenaatoBm .
Pea, picked and canned before moonlainlng all of the '
treehneeeofthemo dew. Ifyouhnvenottriedtbemdoeo.

All previous quoted hargaine hold good with numeroue More
We are making a big run all along the line. Catch on. 9

CHARLES E. SEYMOUR,
Leading Grocer 33 Washington St

Whence all this hubbub, this great commotion“
That stirs all minds from lake to ocean 9

And gave Mr. Biescll the dreadful notion

That we were criminals galore.

From Maine to Texas you will hear it,
How we give 3 World’s Fair ticket;
‘And the way in which to win it

The papere tell you o’er and 0’ er.

E. J. WADHAMS. Proprietor,
PEllPiE's IIIlKET. FREE DELIVERY. PEOPLE'S lllllKET,

13 North Main at... 80. Norwalk. 21
Telephone call, 52 3. | Satisfaction guaranteed. l Tonga: Giorgi];

gfilfibmmflfi- H I _ glimmering! “

NORWALK OPERA HOUSE

Under the management of I. M. HOYT.
THREE NIGHTS, COMMENCING

.THURSDAY, MARCH 23.

Saturday Matinee.
THE WINSOME ACTRESS,

Uilie Akerstrom

FRIDAY The Bane! fiance“ The popular four

NIGHT, act comedy drama .,
Saturday Matinee. MISS RORA. “

SATURDAY IGHT Tha' Smnh Ga, Miss Akerstrorn’s

1‘ new play.
Popular Prices,“ -5. 85, 50c. Saturday Iatinee Special Price for Children, 15¢.
Chart opene Friday morning at Gregory'r. Nurwnlh.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

and 'l'nrnllluorr' l. So. Nor-Ali.

COiumbia memes?

All of the New Models for 189.} now in stock for immediate delivery.
(let your wheel at once and save vexatious delays.

ColumbiaPneumatic
Tires can be perman-
ently repaired in less
than one—half thetime
of any other tire by
our new method.

No machine in the
world can show the
record for durability
that has been shown
by the Columbia.

 

Call and see this elegant line of wheels before placing your orders.
bound to suit our customers. Tcmnt easy. Catalogue free.

EACH TIRE 111 Lb WARRAVTED.

JACKSON BROTHERS.

58 WALL man. NORWALK. 003!- Human:

fifltfiaimmfs illE COMING NliSflill REIT!

III IIEII II. and l. co. Nonmufiéifi House,

Tues. Afternoon, Apr. 4

Al- " 0‘eloek. Sharp.
fillii BilliiNBllll YEAR!

( r iebrated in a fitting manner in mmmcm.
oration of the ”fill annhereary of the dis-
covery of America by Columbus.

GI L ill 0 R E ’ S
MONSTER Billillillll CONCERTS

GILMORE’S

Wears

 

Music Hall.

Tues, lied. and Thurs.
April 4. 5 and 6.

(‘()Mil‘ OPERA. THE

Frogs of Windham

l ruler the dlvvrlion Oi thr- composer. Mr.
llurtnn it." LenVill. nee-intent by

75 lIDiE8 Alli BEITLENEI 15

ecmpriein‘ the belt mini and dramatic
talent oi the town.

Tlekeil 30v. including reserved treat.
for train at Plainted‘ e and Hale' n drug atom
at and alter Lox-in. t. noon. 'lnratlay. )inrrh

filth. lflk Not over ti mate i an be obtained by
one portion at one lllnl' mxl Lw

lil'Eltl unusr. llillillllt.

I. 7. ADAII. Ian-gar.

 

0:"! NIGHT ONLY.

Tuesday, April 4th.,

Special engagement of the pnwmiul mm

NEWTON BEERS

H rt l the tort l fllmlltlfll of ltl-l
”will“ ll” MallIfiI'eeJl‘l' .prmlurtlun.
Odin: the unnpliehnl

 

in hie maple" of melodrama

lostinlondon

 

F amous Band
50~t‘.’tust‘cians~ ~50

 

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ne'er-“w mtmrym. And In: elm m in: llletlm. Iii-lied Artieta,
no . —-I II t mum: lllll mm
am. m';'{:;"";“""“- The Princess [my Between.
‘ win-Io l he to. nlllil rm.
lam-'- Immgsgovm , no." ..:....:... mm ‘33....
3.. ( .l' OI perinlionrt of ill. i'etereh lit.
“Ami-munmuummr. Mme. R088 Llndg
w» , TAKE ....--,.-,. ~»~ mania-er route-enumerate.

Signor Tullapletra

Prime Baritone.

learner Item Illicit Feature

in Procurement lien llcallaeee

AarenlitunenanOmaniuulenPerleteanad.

Sawyer’s!

D
”andallon Manleatlltelali'e.

compound SEEDS I
For a Boring Tonic. FOB EARLY 19'““'

W
not at In fee.
I. mm Alerteen Welder. Alneka.
Irina lerly l’renten till.

Nor-Mfr larlel Harden.

New Peelerlla townie.
lint. Par-nip. Mink
alto-lee

 

“WIN”

 

 
 

 

 

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