Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, April 29, 1893 · page 4

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figured Ingrhine last week; also“
a fine amortrnent of English
tile, just the thing for kitchens

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Line of Furnishings

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‘ attheNorwalkpoat office (or the are

C. ’5,
So. NorWalk.

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areal-nematode...”

Ea-MMiuhamfNewflnvufll
impacting the Bonn Rorwalk Ire de-
wpartmentto-day_.________

—loecresmatDantt'seodsy.

Iouisldl-wl Set-end avenue. has
aoceptedapodtiopwithahat msnntae
vtrIringcoInpanyinOIange.NJ.

-—-’l‘ake Grgory'a Headache Pllh for
headache.hachache.nenralgiaandothar
pains. SoidhyG.C.8tiilson.

menswear ms in the
lectureroom,h'l0hestnntstreet.8nnday
afternoonatsm. Allinvitedtoatud.

--'l'heheat and newmt goods (or the
least money. All new stock. C. H.
Harvey.

The Union School Juniors deleated
8t. Iary'e prnchiai school nine thh
morningmnthefltnartavenue grounds.
hyaeeoreoflztoli.

—8had, lileentsa pound. Parsington.

D. 0. Gilda. of liddidamn, and 'I'.
I. Raymond audited the heels of the
lira-walk and South Norwalk Electric
Briton-Illum-

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Riverside avenue. East Norwalh, Conn.

 

The man whose diamond stud was
takenfrnmhb shirt trout hyathidat
theSouth liorwalk dmtJ‘hursday after-

 

-!lewman's wall paper store. 28 North
Ia'm street. South Norwnlk.

 

Onlyoneappliadonhaahesnreceived

servioeenminationtoheheldatthe
ofloelayt. lt'niorthepoaitionol
carrier.

—Plenty 0! ice cream at Lane‘s. 5i
Wadringtonstrset.

General'l‘aylorismahingpreparationa
to more the carpenter shop near the
steamboatdocb. oucnpiedhyJ.C..mee
intentsattotheeastward, and raiaeit
nptwnieet. M-“

It isexprcted that Signor (lions. the
great Italian musician. will render a
pianosoloatthei‘irstlethodist Bpisoo
psi church. Monday night. on the noon-
ioooi the Epworth league entertain-
meat.

—Newman'_s wall paper store. 82 North
Iain street. South Roswell.

 

 

DrawtenderJonmhm had considera-
hletrouhleoflatein opening the draw
oftheWashingtmIstaeethridge, on an-
oonnt oi the structure having settled.
lie thenmttertetheselretman.
and ytheywrob to the Berlin
Bridge companytosend down a corps
oi repairers to remedy the dilfionity.
Thismorniug.whliethehridge was be-

 

-(I.C. Idlhonsells Gregory's Head-
aohsPfllnaaurecnrelorheadache.

Tohsep pacewiththetimw. tnstndy
thewants oi the pahlic.is one or the
mam Anadhersneetothsse
marlmshssrmnltsdiathehnlldlngup
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three and Japanese Iiatrings,

Shades and draperies.

W

A. Dickerman & Son,

84 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH

NORWALK. CONN.

 
 

.Ipvtfite. Weinatinctiveiy

_ onh'eiugierred withthesenie
dishes day after day, and -
variety, variety, variety
table supplied from our stock
herevarlotththeI-oiasnysuelt
- thrngin tiI'eIgrooery tradt. W
carryoveryihinginthewholssalomarkeiand sellitetprioes ”
lowasrhemercuryinareenland. Bomgoodsarrpained‘oflon
buyers, which may serve some mysterious purpoae,hutwhich ‘
oertainlycun’theeaten. Our goods don’toomeunderthehe‘ad
ofuneetahles, hut provokeanappetitenswellna satisfyit. The
l”IllillxtllillginthemarlwtinfligltlnndCI-emn. Askloritat

CHAS. E. SEYMOUR’S,

Leading Grocer 33 Washington SI.
Telephone Call l8-2.

 

 

 

nails-shy.

momma-taut.

 

 

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huyyourwallpapera.

 

thegronnrhotcrnelty.

 

athislateruidem'

all.

 

hoarse.

Washington street.

good.

forced in Norwalb.

 

”sari sees.

a Minute! lea—slant»
mania-ma.

”Maldivian-shalom onus-Ia Winona sister has moved

lntheSnpuiorConrtymt-rhnaer-
trade Rileymfliorwalh. seared a di-
voreeiromCharlasRiley.olliorwalt.on

--North Riverahad,llh:.Peopie‘a lathet

SamueIRIontanativeotNewCan-
aan.sndiheoidest man in that town,
died'I'hnleday morning.eauieighty-nine
ymmdevnmontlbandoneday. Fun-
eral urvices were held thi “Macon.

~Graud opuiug of lcNamara'e. 78
North lain street. Saturday. April 29.
An extra fine lunch will hemedduring
theevening. Auinvitationissxtendedtn

Lee's AliStaroompanygaveanother
refinedvarietypsrformanoeat the Hero
walk Opus Home last night andwili
swear than againtonightinanantire
changed programme. 'I'ltespeoiaiti-
hythecompanyaredesrrvingof credit.
and this evening should bring a full

.___.._.
—-Pure Ice Cream. at lane‘s. 5i

'l'iieloamoftheNorwalhOprraiiouae.
heldhyii. F. Adams. eapirreJnly I.
Onseoountofexpecting to leave town
Ir. Adams will not renew the lease.
Dnringthepasttwoyearsthehallhm
heenrnninamannrr satisfactorytothe
publbandthehest of order has been
preserved at all entertainments heIdBeud
there. Ir. Adamahsamadea goodgmnfi,
manager and Norwalh people hope
thehallwillpaminto hands quallyas

—-CailatC. i1. Harvey‘s and see hi
newatoch oi footwear. The heat ever
olrredandiurtheleaatmoney.

Commencing lay I the putai law
regulatingtheworhoi lettercarriera to
elghthoureaday wiilhestrictlyen-
Postmasterllahheil
doesnotilliend tom murmured
thecarriers here.hutwill reduce their
timeiorsorting. Be hasrednmd their
time for reportingfvom ten to twenty
minutes onsach trip. lieput thensw
whednielnforce earlyintheweehand
finds timtit worhto good advantage. “a...
Thecarrisrenow repntiordntyat 6:30 W"
in themorningimteadoitzllio'oiooh.

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lameness-onetime
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—Pureeslaewithpareesaam.lic.a
mmmmmfl‘u 'i'hemeetingolthetownhoardof

Iiaraeyfihsridsnhaslsttliorwalhaad yesterthyafetrnoon.has been postpon-
h news-mined at Bart's hhchimlth adforoneweak.

—Iea ormm at Delott’s tom.

'i‘heeassotJammIIudyaninstPru-
fe-ULR.Wibonwm continued thb

manthIaySJHo'cloch.
Ahlghmaasolreqniemwasheldover

the rernalnsol Ire. lary Winnie.»
Btllsry'schnrch.thlsmornlng.

JomNewman’swall paper stash)

James Bethwiand and party. who

wentdatrhshingyesterday.esughtnps
wardoltwohnadredinavaryshort
time.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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aextlondsyeveatngnndsrtheaus‘piiose mm“ hmmh" -
or worm inthefionol’i‘em “‘“w‘ M’tm'mfia%m. nu".
peraaoe hail, Geastte building. m
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them.
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shank dilemmas furniture
todayfromthsfiaymondhomestsadon
StaawhnryliillluadbDanlmry.

 

sliorwaliromiarehmontandwill
-‘4 r'ddswithlraWilson on

Menu.
-8had. lileanbaponnd. Parsington

 

 

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George Bromfield has completed his
wortonthehoohoitheflorwalkliorse
Railroad company. Belinda them in
goodoondition.

-liyou wantthelaseststylmoi toot.
wearatlmstmoneymllnew goods, call
atC.H.flnrvey’s.

A new gate i being placed in the
watermainatthe corner of Rain and
Wall streets. thh siternoom and the
water'mshntofifrumtheeasteideolthe
Mough.

ChiechPoiieeDannexhlhited,yestu-
day.anoid-leahioned,aeli—actingrevolver
thatwasquiteacuriosity. Beohtainrd
it fromI’eterCallahan.whohad had it
immmetime. __

—Sprlnglamh. Peoplr'elarht.

'l‘hehmringhstore the comm-toners
smoinwlmass-hencfitsand damages
upontheimpruvemenbonButlerstreet,
which wastolmveheenheld thIe morn-
ing. huheetl adjourned until Ilay iii. .

 

 

 

The Norwalk police were notified In”
nightthata horseand carriage belong-
ingtoC. C. Drakehadhean stoienirom
in {rout of the Windsor Hotel, in Bridges
port. and driven in this direction. The
horse was tuned later.

 

—'l'he duct and largest amortment oi
iootwesr ever oflcred in town. at C. ii.
Harvey's.

The general committee on the lie-
morial Day parademet at theAthenseum
last night. They practically decided to
has as big a demonstration as could he
pasihly arranged for. The matter was
lett to the diluent committees. who
will aim at that point. The meeting ad-
journed.euhjecttothecalloi the mar-
shal.who into be appointed on Wed-
nesday night. at the meeting oi Buch-
ingham fl!"

SUNDAY SERVICE.

 

 

Preachers and their Themes in Ker-walk
Church ‘I‘a—marrww.

Sou-Ia Noawsu (beenaonronar. West
avenue and Want streets. Rev. Gerald ii.
”513., were: Wham}:

II! S
In urgizchmt. exam wmurrr
“ ..
lpdhroe. Loan hraadiii My.“
ti-In Liiez" event

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u service. .‘l'opic. 'Rymna of the Chore
to had. "

Boar? lie-wan lmoomBhWeat avenue.

 
 

 

r. l. Iran Imuhleagne at

(I) l'

at I’astorwilipruchmnrnlngandevenng

n kW“: lad egg-"$3M
m It 0 u.

Mamandlflnmnlinnda schooLlImn

Y.P.S.(‘. m
wag.oliiewtoa p

lrteoor Weatatreet andrl'ai-
“Jr" mike-rim Rev on”: not»:

. cansenotieethereotgbedven toail
hyl wfinr tthe
"m on": e

WWI-lbw

milkwsgonfmmlntherrigh. Thisis
theeievathhusinuwagon turned out
from this [notary thb spring («Nor-of
walk customers. and every one “fully
mtialaotory.Thlsieahighrecomm
lion.andpartieswanting Maine— wag
udanyhindshouldosii and get his
prism. Heisalarselling many hugging“
andotherplesaurewagona,“ which hem
hasthelargsstasochandgreatatvariety
evershown in town. Prices low and

every wagon warranted. Call and
ens-inc.
lather lawn In a Baby?
I! so, from your

mid?

for fimrahottie of

is?

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mating the nerves,
giving restiul sleep Mother. think of
the worryand anxietythie saves y.on
your baby is teething Dr. Hand's
eethiugiotioniorahcentshlsootheaand
reliereaallpain. Bold hyall drum

Themcremamhcrlain'IOough Remedy

'1:

ismedthehetter itisliked. Wehnow
of no other remedy that always gives
utilisation. Itisgood when you first
catch cold. Itie isgood when your cough
is coated andyour out-lungs are sore It is
good inau ykind of a cough. We have
soidtwenty-five dozen 0! it and every
bottle h. given eathiaction. Sledman a
fiiedman. Ilium: Lake,

Ilinn. meant lormlehyG.C.

0

"allow Yorkmillionairem grvesadin~
aeratsthavenneandMetreet. costing

moo. whichgiveslimd yepeszia
as“ “1“de ha tomm $.00
we y
b (mar hethe p. f
w at saving capita i
thedinner should not hepgven. there
hsingVIpersoa-atthei’eastr
InquireatPlaisted’adnrgetors,uhere
you“ may have the problem: solved and
get tuforrnatlonahontthtns Blotxlttun-

My wife was confined to her bed for
over two months with a very severe at-
tack of rheumatism. We could get path
ing that would aflord her any relief. and
agahtrmortgave Chamberlainsl’ain
Balms trial. To onrgreat snrpriaeehe
hogan to improve after the first applica-
tion. any by using it finiarily she was
soon able to get Liar attend to her
house work. Johnna. of C. J.
Knntssu & Co" Remington. lion. 50
cent bottles {or sale by G. C. Stilleon,
druggist.

sun or Conner-ram Isa. thalet‘ Crton
DrlrarcrorNonwaua. (April are. 5.0.. rate
neon. late or Nor-

eald mason nnnd last.
will. on file and on record in this Court after
'u' husband. Wire’s ’ of km ‘r'm

r reason. are ap-
pointment as to the disposition m ruidno
and remainderoi estateafter his decnase:
that said Phllo Bronson executed said power
alter her decearw that said Philo Bronson“

wdeceasnd.and that under and pennant
thereto said applicant Ia entitledto all the
residue and remainder d rials. and
praying that the adm inlatratornvi hthe will
annexed. saidestata he directed by this
Court to deliver and pa allaald residue and
remainder to raid app, cant. as by said applis
cation on tile more for heroism.

t
as
lndllerent parsonhy

lane 0! abodeof Robert}!
said orwalk. administrator as aloreaal. a
true and attestedoapy of mid application and
of thisorder. atleasttrrtdayn hateresaldda 7

ol hearing. and by hlbhi this orderonceu
“'1: aweehthree w as

having a circulation in said 'Distriet are..."
mid day oi heart

tit-SA Ii. WOOIHVARD.
a” In. is Judge.

liorreilliohertehaejI-tgotanewm'm

IRSJIROWK—Why good alteration. Ira Bait!” glad come.
thingaaad staytotaa- Iteramsli‘heanapdneem I'm .0 mfimmam
moisten—cane. qlitn weli.thanh . butI don't ought
mailermwgnzwlm. yoaaiwayahg‘e «mmn‘hm‘nn u&%u
' m —0 IM‘I Itatlll. know . doesn‘t Ian
doilaraa washaudweuaadtotrade d'u's. w'e'uasdtohuy thsuhupelz‘fl

"saws-hat taow ha Imytheh‘euta
mauamnofidlk dinnerthree timers I.warrk. 3.3m ” thwnwhat hlsflizlfl
foranpper. WethilIk

ilatiaaanouiasit
IRSSII'I'RJodol hntwhereoau
andourbutoherssyahas heihasmnmandgtmltwmw w’ hump,“

BROWN—Wit .It the

le‘slarket Dim‘tyon tradathara? lthought every-
helm are. Youcaa stamina-lilo mandOhlId n
W! “roman—Iy never saw anythinglike i! "m on ‘11:: mun,“

E. J. WADHAMS. Proprietor

PEIlI'lE'S IIIIET

18 North Iiain st.. 80. Norwalk.
Telephone call

lilyhnahnndnrelt

FIEE DELIVERY, PEflPlE'B IIIIE'I'.
or Wall at. power:

I Satisfaction guaranteed. | Telephonecali, 5-1.3

lillliS' Illlllllllli BIIIiBlES.
liliIES' Hilllillllll BIBIOlES
$70 to $120.

Ladlm taught to ride gracefully in theleeat pos—
sible time Inn OF CHARGE.

COLUMBIA BICYCLES

termsandfull guaranteed. WKYuotgetthciiES’I'? Theyooatnomore: elm out
On my tire to’rspair. as we are willing to demonstrate at any time. pl

Second-Hand Columbine

Itito snot good rid able condition. We sell all second-hand heels
“on . " A'I‘ nowm pmcns. "

.52-8.

 

 

 

——rna OLD unannlt nan.—
JACKSON “Wfiiiflr‘efiréfi‘l'fim‘” BROTHEmRhS

“few :7: " " ’ I
"Iriiisrc HALL.

WWII IOBWALK.

 

gramme

WEDNESDAY, MAY 3.

Grand Afternoon Concert

GREATEST MUSICAL FESTIVAL IN OUR HISTORY, BY

.Srrsa’s Cnrrr Band

of an.
(The finest ever heard In America)

 

 

 

Mr. John Phillip Sousa. donductor.

And the following array of the
grandest artists:

Sig. Campanial, ‘l'ennr,

Mann \a-Cnnteron. Soprano.

Wm. Merle-I. Baritone.

Monsieur Gallic. ‘l‘nanr.

Fraulein Bahama, Contraito,

llig. Vivi-Iii. Basso.

Iliaa Impor- \onutmh \ lolln Tinnonn,
The popular wonder of the age

 

Special features: “Flying Dutchman” over-
ture (first time' by hand); sensational placerln

allot k Store" (first time); Sousa's greatest
work.“1'he Inset Due of Pompeii“ combina-
tion of all the {aural (cruel n the “Prayer
and Finale from lohengrin" etc“ etc.

 

 

 

 

 

 

PIIIIIES: 50:. 756 and Si. N.
wag: :51 mgsiommenoes Monday at Plats-
“ A N’l‘ It I). Quarterfinals.
Ame"... m... ’
r .
eeear)‘. p'Ily I’mmtdntely I: 53:05 (Egnawni OPERA H6USE.

a5 3t

 

atnel Soul i iYorwllk.

manna viioori boar!) “and name. or
talrle board. at reaa noble rates. t{tgply

”all!” Clarke. ll Henry street. 80th
thedar Termslm “fills

nee. ll 80th his not.
aa—

1!

IVE rooms. lower door on Burbank street.
Apply to 1.1.. Burbank. 6i South Main
80th Nor-all DER

our: and ham No. II Iiarilaml street
Suitable for hoarding house. Newly

painted andl pom hamlet:
r to(“harlee H W healer: "I:

THREE NIGHTS ONLY. Commencing

Thursday, April 27th.

Tali ilIorrt Farr! litre it is!

LEE’S
All Star inmpany.

NEW SONGS.

 

RESSMAKINGII
day. rel

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ORIGINAL NOVELTIZB

 

 

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Mal. meat.

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our use (it: for
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aroma—misalignment.
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Faaaa mui‘b‘r'nireut; '" zOrIier '
ta.
Iiara Dunn. of parts unknown Notice
’. Bran or Postseason. nBridxeanm April
" Farauaur ( on urv. I

Upon rh- manpiatnt or the said moi Dally:
praying for reasons therein set forth (or ad

 

medialely. Avg!
etreel orwal

Ere uthirrg Bright and Sparkling

Smut. Ladies (rec on opening
mmpanled by an ream with a paid!
either lady or gentleman.

rulers, lire. 25c and 35a.

Reversed era-ts on sale at the usual places.

ht H

‘i\' E g rod r- rm: A l at No. ti Elizabeth
II I w p y .33; let

,- Mel‘rert. South Sore Ir. (7!.

'I‘WU gentlemen can he areornrnodared. with
good board and room. “Spring street.

tilde bruise. on 31

 

 

 

 

 

Ionday Elmira. lay I.

lhm

Cilllilill (IF HORSES

“Wat

iroolside Farm.

mane—sense. ‘N

Mimi”

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nne pus-tins new . . "" ‘ "‘
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parts anhaowa; “3‘9“?!” . ._ . "
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Ultmra rtmentl-I m ndf.‘ em
Taylor & Golagn, It “mm “3.2" rrmrm'iuI'ieim ”7%“ 8Pl£liilll IIIIIIIE8TII,
aware I hired Maul mnru
BBaIESIalBand insurance tumor or. Washington u. “jig! Hill. WWII".
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J'IES 8 ”Hum" Donn-helm number seam ' Izw'r'r,mrr'i:~m.;. 35.3.31“ like.“
, ' .m.‘ Valley hamstr- 215%” I in» Unmet,
n. ”m u will :T“ MAM .«me iII :ntertslnment that Entertain
W.“ l “MOB UliIC “All... South Harwell
“.0" 'm‘ l', APB‘L 29'”-

Materialism

filing?“ m “3'. a”.
new

Reserved ssata‘l'lm Adlai»! m an: and 3'»

 

'OPERX‘i-ro USE.

“3;; Tuesday, May 2d

Retnrnutoareilfavorila

Jae. B. Mackie

u'i"h§3~% art

trimesy Ie Boy.

’ trimes
cellar liner

Meantiutflltehellhiefl'a ‘

 

 

 

 

 

 

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