N orwalk
TEE EVENING SENTINEI. 80"" Ire-um
IMBOLDIN.II|ltnrnMW. What ”We! OIICIV as. being
'ImnnthaflD-I fl.-
m’W’mit'oeéu. madam-u. m Dcsndlnavlau Bocietywillholda
m .8 ball nest lcnday night inQoittner‘s hall
“ism”; ' MM” “lb-“M"‘M on [schools west.
at
M TheflrmofDalottl Fowler,bahese
INT-hmII-t: larseaat.
and We. has been dimolved,
Thewaatharto-daymmhogenenll
’ InFowlerretiring.
cloaraud warmsr.followed byhsssorfoson
thscoastuo-uight. Tumor-rowluromisssto -——-—-———
hewarmer nudgenarally i‘romfalrto partly —Wlm.mc. The New York
GroosryCo. ___~
cloudy.withfoaaudsomeraiuonthscossts.
Rev. 00:0 F. Bartholow, of Bridge
po-iblr followed in clearing in the night.
worm vars coarser. port. will preach in the First some:
Episcopal church, Sunday.
[or the last Popular ”on! Teacher in
the Town at larwala. _______
W The Hungarians will hoidahall every
:3 Saturday night hereafter in Herman
Quittner‘snow hall on Nechsnic street.
week is the commence-
Iofrthe school year, and
New BOOkSa '2 ——l?resh marshmallow drops, 9e. shes
atlane's.
., liss Julia Raymond, oi Bsyview are
i nue, went to Danhurythismorniugto
: visit Hrs. Theodore Raymond, ltiver
street. ________
Theschoonerliebeoca, whichhasbeen
' acargooflumberat Hatch.
. Baiier & Co.'s wharf. sailed yuterday
, afternoon tor Norfolk, Va.
Apr.l4
We are prepared to furnish 1,:
y'ywaligradesuscdinourpuh‘
fllieseliools, eithernoworsecond
,, —Tshearpper withtheladiesof 'h-in-
ity church on Thursday evening, April
"f Corbett’sbuildiug.
sos'r serous .,
School Teacher
is the Town of Nerwalh to the g
The members of the Baptist church.
atameeting lastuight.took severalim
formal ballots for a pastor. it was da-
cided to leave the matter until next 8on-
dny morning for definite action.
About twenty persons surprised Ili-
Eattie Singerwald, last night, at her
home, 63 Woodward avenue. The pris-
esfor the donkey game were won by
His Singerwald and Carl Schaub.
~ ' ‘ u ;
~ ‘ Second-Rand BDDAS
" it . ‘L _
used in the District if they are
aft“ coudition.
COUPONBmayhesentbymaiLhandsd
luattheofliceofpublioation.ordepoalted :
[latheletterbox at thoentrnuceto'l'uns;
—Thenew EastergITodsst lane's are
rerylowin price.
TheYoungPeople'sSocletyof Christ-
ian Endeavor of the Congregational
churchwilltsnderareceptiouto its
president. “.0. Bailey. and his bride.
Iondsy evening, in the parlors of the
church.
Thetatimoninls ior Bawyer's Daude
lion Compound are genuine, given by
responsiblepeople who havebeen been
iited by its Inc and who will gladly ans-
wer any letter of inquiry. Read to-
day's adrerthment.‘
ll
figu'uaai‘flg
ii
_ Remember the place.
$3
Dsfifidos
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fimmm
latte!) Concord
A ' ~ monomer-ammun-
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Ilse L J. Nun-on.
lies Annie Pnrd Center”
MissM Qllxl.
Mira [hisy “clan".
iaalou it
Miss [mm B. 8m th. Concord
Ilsa Katherine .
lisstllaBt. John North Ceu
when:
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—Our blended combination retire at
We is a most delicious and invizurating
drink. The New York Grocery Co.
43 Washington St.
some NORWALK.
lllll PAPER,
While lead,
Dils,
gag“
liedicai Examiner Burke inquired into
the cause of baby Wargn's sudden death
m on Bouttrn street, yesterday. and an
" noonces that it was due to the adminis—
tration of too much Castorin, which pro-
duced inflammation of the bowels.
About forty Stamford people went
08ml. «1 the ballots for Irr- Iran and ms- 0mm South “a...“ Wednesday night
thsdiareneainthsrsspectire totals.y toattcnd m Mm of ”The
“381”". Frogs of Windham." They were a,
Shaw“ Day. of New Haven. has “shied withthepieceafiwiththem
filixed Painls, m‘i'immxctchum. ”9““ "hi“! it was Wind—Advo-
cats.
HisDaisyWsyne.of8bort Bills, N.
J..isa guest of her parents, tlr. and
lrs.l!.N.Wayne.
Trinity 0niid.attheirsupper Tuesday
nening.clearedsbeutflb.
A. T. Burr. ofOreeuwich. was agurst
ofhls father. Captain ll. P. Bernha-
day.
Easter Daniel Smith, of Bridgeport.
hashssnaguestatthereddsnceof Ed-
wardlarviu,durlagthewsek.
ThsDramsticcluh held their annual
mestiegattherssidencs oi William L.
Taylor. londsy erasing, and em
these eflosrs: Presldnt. Gould I).
Jellilenscrstaryfituntw. Bhsvwcod:
treaasrw.llsslanva‘l‘.Wcod;hudasss
manspr. William L. Taylor; stage
w. Arthur Jelllfle; musical di-
rsctor.lisslaryl. Bradley; commit-
tss on flap. lb lit-ha Cable, Ii-
ulm'vtaandOonldD. Jollile.
~Roeshsd, lax-1mm. the. People’s
Nukes. Norwalk and South Norwslh.
I
a, v5.3
”Varnishes,
Brushes,
Dlass,
ETC
.41..
E.E. Durham s
ThsConuecticattaruplhe.fmra8taart
avonastooostiahvcohJasreosivsdstr
tsution from the street commissioner.
Tieremovalofuutasrous houldersaad
themsofaroadscrapsrhasgrsatlyhac
provedthestrsst.whbhhad long been
inwretchedcoadltioa.
C. C. Blwsll. iovmevlv engineer of
“manure! wayof the lialti-om
sndOhlo rsllroad.has bras
rcsdmastsroaths New York divides
ct theCoasolirlatsd road. to take the
phosotflenrpelLDsggsttwhohssrr
signsdcnnceoaatoflllksalthn
—-lsstsrnevsltiss atlass'asivash.
hgumstlsst.
Noahw. Palsy. “harp-tum
ford. hasheavvslthsdirplwawsotw
seas who hanststalsttsrtofispwia-
18. at” Washington Street. Swans & of
Place. is quite dck.
There will he swvice thb altsrnoeu in
Trinity church at 5 o'clock.
mule. do per u. TICK"
YorkGrocevyCo
ItraVogsl.of ltailrosdPlscs, isyisit-
iogherdsughter in Newark, N.J J.
Rev. 1.. G. Wrightwillpreschinths
South Norwslk Baptist church. next
Sunday.
-—Hoyler‘s cmdy, trash every day, at
lane's. iii Washington at.
lies Iinnie Plait, of Dauhury, is
spending a few days with friends in
town.
Frederick Benedict, of Brooklyn,re-
turned home yesterday fromavhitat
the residence of P.8syes,80uthlalu
street.
—8trictly fresh egg. l’l’c dos. The
New York Grocery Co.
James Eustace. the lightweight pagi-
list, known in sporting circles in thh
city, is dying of pneumonia in the New
Haven hospital.
J. W. Cook. state sscretaryof tlIeY.
lC.A.,hss received an otter of the
genanlsecretsryshipof the Y. if. C. A.,
3W
—li~oruhle prion at lane's depot
restaurant. Open all night.
His Grace Jennings. who is taking a
course at the State Normal School, New
Britain. is spending the Faster vacation
at her hemeon Henry street.
Dr. Andrew Cilroy. a well-known
Bridgeport physician, has been sued by
his wile for divorce. She charges him
with being habitually intemperate.
——Condensed milk. he can: starch. 2
lbs. for Do. The New York Grocery Go.
Ilrs. Anna Elisa Jellille died last
night at her home in Dsrien. Ind
eighty-nine years. The funeral will be
held bmmsowalternoon at: o'clock.
l-‘red Schriedsr, who has been employ-
ed for some time by John P. Drummer.
will leave Booth Norwalk April l6 and
go to New York city. where his wife re-
sides.
—We have the best. cheapest and only
New York cash store in this town. The
New York Grocery Co. iii North Iain
street. ___._____
A. J. Hutchinson and family. who
havebsenapeudingthe winter at Day-
tona, Florida. are on their way home
andwillprnhably arrive in South Nor-
wslk Saturday night.
FrankCornstockhasresignedhia posi-
tion with tbechoir of thellaptistchurch.
and Henry D. lorgnusucceedshlraas
director. Ira PaulNash,arclhs Pun
selt.hasalaoresiguedsudherplace will
hetaheubyhersisterJennie.
~Luthev Wright has just receirsda
csrloadofwagons, oonsistingofageni
srai variety for pleasure and Mae-s
purposes. Auiuspectieninviled. i’ricrs
lowandersrywsgouwarrsntsd.
The"ProgsofWiadham" drewaaother
largeaadiencetolsaic Bail htuight.
heepwa w. presented in asmtilao
tory and saccsdalsmaaauasoathe
two presto. evasion ThsOldWell
flock and laddsreo-psuy. andaswhoss
auspices it was given. will rsalisrovev
0100.
Tomcrrowafhrnosa. attmo'.clook
Ihsvawillhsssrviesla'l’rtnitychuvsh
iathsiotsrestotthstnlor Draschot
thaWoraas‘s Assiliarytothe Board ct
Iidoas. in which the My
ashoolaaotoalyof'l'rialty.htotat.
Brooklyn, (ha..sscvstary at thernlsr
M.W.Uyhsm.dllashlya,l.t.
samba-manna.
“Harman-larval“.
"Warmth—e.“
Sunday, by the Rev. C. 8. Dikeman.
mdumpdm.stthstrlsamm
W.Aysilluh. Tinsel-calls“ wammasrnwe «A;
I. all yam, no supplai with hast ’
All h Hahsaslovsdgmdsasrdordrsnhsa»
ms. rumour Inset- «armmmeflf'i'm
s-ssdsftwnssasadm 'P' are .
thin and Japanese liahings,
Shades and Draperies.
”w...—
A.‘Dick6rman 8L Son,
macaw.qu
E. B. Benedict, ol Chestnut street, is
ill with the grip.
John Way. of Bethlehem, is spending
stew days in town.
There will hem aservlceoteveusong,
with a sermon toyoungmen,at0rsce
wmm.wmm;ni¢e
so. m 0. who returned to her
homelnDsnburyymtI-rday.atteravisit
with In. W. E. Bullock, 0! Stuart are-
use.
Bomeofthe Norwalh theme will go
to Bridgeport to-uight to atnnd the
tenth annual soiree ct Beamstre- Engine
company. ____
The propellerEsgle islsid up in New
York city. undergoing repairs to her
machinery. The propeller Vulcan takes
her place.
liiss Gsorgia Bturges and Joseph
Perryweromarriedatthe parsonageof
the lfethodht church in Georgetown,
The funeral of lira. Boswell Reed was
held irons her late home in West Nor-
walk, this atternoon. Rev. 3. J. Ans
tin, pastor of the Darieu Congregational
church. officiated.
—Compo mill pond clams, Westport
smelt. and mesh of all kinds, at W. F.
larchwood’s market. on...
Daniel Bounecker has a bill before the
Legislature. asking for damages caused
by the Connecticut Humane society pub
ting a quarantine on his horse. restrict-
route.
A miniature blizzard swooped down
upon Norwalk this morning. entering
the earth with nearly two inches of
ww. ltlnscome justintime to take
the starch out of Easter banners and res-
urrect winter overcoats that had been
laid aside for spring garments.
Local dealers say that rubber overshors.
boots. and other articles made of rubber
will be considerably higherms the whole-
saleprices havesdvanesd from fortyto
fifty per cent. since April 1. Rubber
beds that sold for ”.50 last winter now
cost the merchanta $.00.
Learned and Bind W. Raymond have
father. (leer-gs ll. Raymond, in the
furniture and undertaking husiuem. The
firm name is George H. Raymond &
Sons. IaGrand is still at the Central
bank on account of rhesickneas of ii. .i
liloomer. his successor.
A flock of chickens belonging to a ten.
nut in the James blockon Water street
are regularly driven down to the Dan-
bury and Norwalk freight house. where
they are allowed to feast upon the good
things in the grain line which drop from
thecars. This morningthey had a hard
trip home through the snow.
Rev. if. Davies late pastor of the
(hingregational church at Green Farms,
ls preaching in Washington. (lone.
Although it isolated that he has not re-
eeived a call to become settled pastor. it
is understood that he has been hired for
a short time. lie will leave Green Farms
to-day and will lake a two years‘ course
in philaophy at Yale. Last evening
friends 0! Ir. Davies tendered him a
farewell reesptlooat the parlors of the
church.
~l’hlllp Phlllips"gives most realistic
illustrations of the scenes he has wit-
ns-sd throughout twenty dlflersut coun-
tries. with graphic descriptions of his
travels” lot-day eight nest, at First
Congregationslchurch.
The Norwalh correspondent of the
Bridgeport mandard writes: "lain
Ionian Gregory Brow. wits anoho A
lltow. died at her home in New York
city. on Saturday last of pneurrwnia.
ilhewill be pleasantly var—unheard by
unity lovers of arusto as the ‘Madarne
thastsaos Howard' whopvsa series of
rsoltah is the What
twoyssvsagn. She wasa relative
at Dr. Jam- 0. tiregury and Ira. J.
Wilb'hitemfiforwslhmndhadmaey
hm Remunera-
ing him from using it onhispeddliug —
entered into partnership with their W
The funeral of hits. Bridget Barty,
wifeechhuP. Barty, will beheld from
St. lsry's church Saturday morning at
0 o’clock. instead of Sunday.
B. (i. Judd, formerly of the Derby
Silver company. has entered into eopart’
nesship with Mitchell. the batter. The
firm name will now be litcbell d: Judd.
. -—Best quality. Lowest prices. Also
light lunch. Lane’s.“ Washington street.
The prompt arrest of Hamilton and the
Williamsand Sicklea women, who robbed
Timothy Healy near the armory early
this morning, calls fora good word for
Chief of Police Dunn and his subordi-
nates who worked on the case. it again
cars, possessing the qualifications which
make good detectives.
Persons whoare subject to attacks of
bilious colic can almost invariably tell.
by their feelings, when to expect an at~
tack. if Chamberlsiua Colic. Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy is taken as soon
as these symptoms appear, they can
ward oi! the disease. Such persons
should always keep the remedy at hand,
ready for immediatcuse when needed.
Two or three doses of it at the right time
will save them much suffering. For sale
by G. C. Stillson, druggist.
l! a New York millionaire gives 3 din-
ner at 5th avenue and Dilthstrcet, costing
9100.,00 ,whichgrvea ”mfg“:
and these
have to pay $5. 00
each for lJul-“Cactus Cure to cure them,
what would he the saving" per capita if
thedinuersbould nothegiven.there
being 87 person at the feast?
Inquire atPlaisted‘sdrugstore where
zoo may have the pninlem solved and
yet information about C lotus Blood Cure
Chi' rren Cry to;
Pitt. her’s Castorla.
Children Cry for
Pitcher’s Castoria.
WhenBabywasdck,wegaveher(‘alorh.
Wheatewuaminshecriedfortm
WhenshebseamelinstmchmgtoCaatorh.
WhendrehadChDdrnshegnvathemcamrh.
.-
Chlldren Cry rer
I
Pitcher s Castoria.
Dissolution.
0110!: is hereby given (bathe the rtnershl
lately subsisting betwven fieniahbp
Delott and “liliam ti Fowler. of South
Norwalk. under the firm name of Deliott
s Fowler. was dissolved on the 3d day
of April. lit). "thy mutual consent. Said Jere
hs. liellou will continue the business
Alldrbts owlngto the raid rteershlpar-e to
bore-rel red him. and al demands on the
said partners ip are tube presented to him
forpa mrnt
Soot Norwalh, (J‘nnnu Rid"!
nTSt “24.70“
Dr. w. A. Lockwood
llss loved to lorwslt llotsl,
Where he can be found at same hours as form
erly while on West avenue. Mornings until
Ml). noon. 12m until 3 p. 1a.: evenings, on
until 7:13. aillt oral
In: Phulug’raph Free.
Sunday's Isa Tort Ismry
and present it to I‘. it Kendra-n, Wall street.
Nor walk. than. whoth llglvnyrru
A Fine Photograph
of yourself tree of charge No papa-via the
world ever made am is an after to its traders.
flier the
DDIDIT IEIDDIV
in advance fro-you v.newsdsaler for further
particulars». DAILY amour can b day.
sail and
rail a. hair".
demonstrates that they are capable oiii- ‘ "'
Not the crowned heads of some effete
arehy. but to their Soprano Hajesties, the
SOVEREIGN PEOPLE;
We are successful in pleasing the masses at all times.
willho pleased when you buy scan of theGoldenGate Y”
Peas, picked and canned before sunrise, containing all of the _.
freshness of the morning (low. If you have not tried them do so. ‘
All previous quoted bargains hold good with numerous others. ‘
Weuremakingabigrunallalong the line. Catch on? .
—--—soo——«v-——
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR,
Leading Grocer. 33 Washington St.
Whence all this hubbuh, this great commotion
That stirs all minds from lake to ocean. 9
And gave Mr. Bissell the dreadful notion
That we were criminals galore.
From Maine to Texas you will hear it,
How we give 9. World’s Fair ticket;
And the way in which to win it
The papers tell you 0’ er and 0’ or.
E. J. WADHAMS. Proprietor,
PEDPlE’B llAllKET. FREE DELIVERY. PEDPlE's MARKET,
13 North Main st.. 80. Norwalk.
21
Telephone coil, 52 3. I Satisfaction guaranteed. T9233: callvlorfiw'ifliif
- Columbia Bicycles -
All of the New Models for l893 now in stock for immediate delivery.
Get your wheel at once and save vexstions delays.
Colo mhia Pneumatic
Tires can be perman-
ently repaired in lea
than one~half the time
of any other tire by
our new method.
No machinein the
world can show the
record for durability
that has been shown
by the Columbia.
Is elegantline of wheels before placing your orders. Weave
customers. Terms my. Cataloguei' ree.
EACH TIRE FULLY WARRANTED.
JACKSON BROTHERS.
58 WALL man, - NORWAIJK. CONN. mil
gflfllm 7 I W m gquflm'nmmtg
MUSIC HALL. south Norwalk. Conhr‘“
Tuesday Evening, April ll,
THE RIBBE SPECTACULAR CDMEDY CD.
——IN———
HIS NlBS AND HIS NOBS
Headed by the Queen of Burlesquers. IDA SIDDDIS.
Superb DrehesIra. ID Solo lnists.
This piece will be presented with (“mull LIGHTS etc.
lDIlSSlDll, 35 and 506. RESERVED SEATS. SD and fit.
Chart at Plaisted’s and Hale’s.
Call and see th
bound to suit our
PARADE A'I' NOON. ..
Taylor 8: Golden. gag...
“ea'Efliliflllflll‘E‘iPWe urn Iru Ian I. on. ‘“
Jim? :33. h":§::.:";.3‘:mers.ua ENTERTAINMENT!
call and examine our list. \\ e have them in
sale in every partof the city at mnnlrio
prices and on our terms. an.” If
\“ ANTI)“.
Music Hall.
Tues, Wed. and Thurs,
April 4. 5 and 6.
I; )Ilh‘lilLthhl or ltrslxgl’s “Sikh. taken at Ki
ar )r avenue orw h lr-s. John '
Weyerhaurer Conu-nlrut to Norwalk or con“ OPERA' THE
tiouth Mirwalk. mi lsr I
T0 IIB'I‘. rugs 0 I" am
‘HREE rooms W aterstreet. II). t '10,".
1 Water street. “LI. live mural\rst‘::;ima U ruler m. directional the com Mt
Burton E. Learitt. assisted
15 lADlES AID BEDTLEIEI 75
comprising the best vocal and dramatic
talent of the town.
gill: seven room house Taylor asnenue your:
wer floor Monroe strertk lilflk up >er lloor
lily sill'mm‘ $5.!!! NONI)" liltO".
w
' ‘lllWr-orlward lmmestead. lncludin two
1 large barns.m1harrl. garden plot Tickets 500. including reserved seat.
on (‘ an is leased for a Term of
guin- oft Swan: um“ or moumhvn’ .n ( pm“. For nah» at Halsred' saml llale e drugstores
o K‘“uhpng‘un “L mm It at and so" lzo'clmk noon. 1ueeday.larch
_ , ___ IDIIII our. Not over 5 seats can he obtained ung'by
I ()WZR par! of harm. Pi mom.- VV udwarl one Dem“ “ 0M time.
1 avenue, below Ihsbaligmuuds)‘ item”.
Apply to E. A \\ eastward m 11
I ()WERiiouru' Yo." I Norm-nu Place. 'thrre
1 doors Ivmn West avenue a5 lw
TORI. and apartments. Store .\'n 2.! n
S bill k A nutrients in new house (sinful:
sire-It lower tor Mia-easier: aim
to}. ill. John Lockwood trust-v H. A???”
A BRAND FAIR '
“ill be held at The
ARMORY. Norwaik.
' Notice lein Taxes.
‘lil laspsyrss of the” that mu. liarwalk
am. Wrens: til; city tarot
I mes
W: on heldoalarvhld.
"(Md at a city suretl
arsed m-
which tlrse i shall bevnady wmlvet
at
Washington street. float
same
For
i‘eosl'ratthersta «is creel rannmn
{so-Ms lwlllher- oaallhilars-alav
an
I" ”Irsafissuerogu
Mi‘lt Tans.
lhstsvlstleathlfiww .Aprilh.
at)"
HM. KN- lint)! home in i i l" ' t .
Alb hystrth. 2&th Norw‘dlh. “ml‘fl‘lel. ovens neckaammcuclux
Apply lo “to Waters, at (Point k MuN
menfnunm .3 I. "A APRIL '0
STONE. No. El Noir'th lain}?! Upper (loom! ’ ,
wear: our ' M. '
:nrgr‘algn “A I: S‘Jnhnii. KAI“, w- u t ' ”"""’° “mum"
t t are mu
llOl NE. of arrest "ma on t‘niar street. c0. 0. “h REST" c. I. 6"
lalhst MIN). Apply to 7. Hayes. North
m If
April last. the store and basement No.
lllDDlll DDlllllll. ID. 4. III
P‘WDM?
IR. I. WINE“?
M883 ll Dillillli
Will am their th Assn: inhibition and
IDS“! fill]. II Infill-I,
Friday “”33ng It
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“dramatized-fl?”
lla‘sla Peas
TESTED
“we"
Washington street, new mmrplnl by
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T‘swpflmp m saggy ,1":- Admission. ISC.
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I’MlflAfll'K ma, lint or remand their. 4 “mlmon. 'M m”"" m.
, 3 ‘ M-N'F! MN“ "$99?” For further particulars use fair Journal.
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SATURDAY EDE'G. APR. 8
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amMA use. ttrs wmfim ”The that mm mm Stew.
much?“ “rain: Prices. 75. 50 35c...
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