Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, May 1, 1893 · page 2

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‘ ” Butoutoitheeoni’nsioummsaesrtain
' sort of order. The programme ior tho
openingexereisea had been guns over so
many times that every detail was thor»
oughly understood by the commute. in W

The first sign at oilicial movement eanla
shortly sitar 0 o’clock when PresidLnt
Cleveland was escorted to his carria‘e. W3-
Thelluksoi Versus and his party were
alreadyawaitinztheprssidentinthrireae-

was some delay. but sitar awhile
the line was formed and the
moved towards thegrounds in this order:
The Order a! the m
Detachment or park yolles'
The Chicago hu—ra.
Fifteenth regiment. United States infantry.
Lieutenant Colonel Ot'erehine commander.
Company X. United States cavalry. Captain

L B. Ban commanding.

First Broncr and James
Bulges. representin‘ the natitalal cornmhinn;
lion. ’l'iunnas D. Bryan and Charles lisnrotirn
reprerentinc the local directory.

Third The Duke of Yer-(m. Preli-
dent Palmer. Commander Dickins and heat
dent llklnisnlraln.

Fourth Carriage—The Duehres or Vanna.
Mrs. John A. lmnoithe huardoi Iadynran-
were; Mrs. Commander Dickina.

Filth Carriage — President of the United
“tattle. governor oi lliineis. mayor of Chicano».
Sixth Carriage—Vice president of the United
States. president (Minimum communion. pres!»
dent or Colombian exposition.

Sevonth Waterman 0! state. director
general of expedited.

Eighth Carriage—Secretary at interior. onl—
lcctor of the port. Dimtra 14mm.

Ninth Carriage—Secretary or war. Omnib-
alouer Widener.

Tenth Carrion—Seculary of navy. €01nt-
aioner Alien. _
Eleventh Carriage» Postmaster general. Corn-
minioner t-lrnr llay.
Twrlliht‘arriage—Attornry general of L'nited
Stair-a. Commimioner Barbour.
Thirteenth Carriage—Director “‘acher.

 

 
 

 

 

 
 

 
 
 
 

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Hiwubotham must be given
credit for the phanolninal
have converted a barren park

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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Mullaydayinthehistoryoi thena-
hmmwmonammun-
walappearanee. Itistrne thstthedee-

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.hsl W '0 do l3 Ill "'1’ w “I Fourteenth Carriage—Secretary of agricul-
‘h hm I! lam 3‘“ “113"” an]! tum. Director Kerfoot.

I. Milne: oi’ my. M In (‘nivrds Everywharw.

. 1‘ nigh an "' “P The line of march to the park was south
Gerha- it did not w- vo-Iblo “I“ on Michiunn ntennetoThirty~lifth street,
In!” . ‘9 mm ”mm The 0“! east on Thirty-filth to Grand boulevard.
“M iladtaooverilowing. b‘“ ‘1", math to Midway plnisance and through

“Wright on coming. All day Sun-
Mthsinelnninutrsinswusmwded
‘ lawtnshsuasstsasstossasy.
“out Cleveland had spent a quiet
mingling rulinion, social calla,
. anorecsptionor visitorsinsmod-
. pats manner as hnoomea the head oi a
oath. labreahiastedatlo'eloch
members of bio cabinet in the public
roomadseiinin'to takeanyoi his
hthaprlvatediniuroom.
hreaklhst

that thoroughfare to the exposition
ground-l and lo the Administratlilh build-
log.

All along the line were cheering thou-
sand». but at lasttho carriages pa-ed in
through the great golden gate. and depos-
ited the distinguished unen- at the loot oi
thestairsieadingtothegraat standatiha
east end oi the Administration building.

it waa an impoalnu spectacle. Than ha
fore the vast crowd that thronaed the plain
- were grouped about 3.000” prominent and
distinguished panpie as ever gathered to
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ynnsut part or the World's lair.

un- Iaiidiau Courts“
The great buildings which constitute the
international ea-
positieesndwhicharssmounmsuttothn
indomitable executive ability at (this!
Burnhsnl and his moist. have have

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It must hesdmittsd thaathspuhliednds
the iairstill inasomewhaiineompistscon—
dition, but this "grotto! dilution is due
more to tardiness oi exhihltors than toany
lack oi uni on the part of managsment of
the exposition. nearly every hoildlnunn-
exposltlon proper in the
greathhite City. is partially completed.

usiallatien

flhlblbllld not-delay which can he at
oonnroetioa

eed. to Chis! Burnham and President
labors which

tlstlc city in the brief space oi is montha
The dimeulties eneonnlared have been an-

 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 

 

OABIFI‘I' omens 0‘ m warn.

winter known i'ormany yearstothehuild-
instraduoominajustat attraewhantar
’ indL,
thesuccessoitheinwrnationalupoaitlon.
lorwrehs it was almost. imposdhls to

structure. and the heavy stormsoi thawin-
tordidrnnchdamageto the roots oi sav-
ernl oi these srchlieetusi triumph-on more

tes aflordsd by the
weather from time to tlrne, hnwwvar, every
resource at capital and executive ability
washrouaht to bsarto haatan thework.
and although the unisvorabie elements
have waged almost constant warfare like
nvsngaiui beings «intelligence. up to the
very opmln‘ day, thaouly significant sleet
delay the inuallatiou oi s1-
hibita and retard the completion oi mar-l
structures which wsrs rsthsr the artistic

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IA‘I’IOIAL LEAGUE cum

Death In Ir. laser's Family.
How You, lay L~lisnry Reginald
AatorCanyoi Newporsll. l.,diad sud-

aluund thsworld. in November, 13], he
purchased the Newport Harald. He was
alsctad tothegsnaralamemhiyinthsllam—
auntie infirm at tho iaat election. Es
was a member oi the Union club, Knicker-
hacker club. Nrw York yacht elub. Coach-
ingclnh. Fourth-hand club and Newport
club. His mother was a sistarot the late

”auto-ant Paavy slam Ayala In July.
neutrons. N. J., htsy l.——'l'he Peary
toilet expedition held their second annual

D. '1'. Travis. Thessaondl’haryexpadithla
was talked oi, and ltwasstatsdthatPsary
had-and somoMMhhia lseturstonr

thslniddls or Jalyandwili ha ladsrths
dirsctiouoi’thsAcadsmyoi National Bol-
“Philadelphia.

Sprint-d Away from the Hospital.
lealll. N. J.. May l.—John Collins,
who was couvaiesosnr. at St. Michael's hos-
pital. from a pistol wound inflietad by a
niooohseper named Doisn. three weeks
sun on the Kearney
walked out oi the hospital and cannot be
round. lie was wanted as a witness aaainst
Doiau. who is in the Hudson county jail
awaiting trial. Collins is a ‘spvlntar. Do
inn backed him and lost. aecussd
him oi having sold the race and then shot
him in the luck.

Iro- rha Land at Amara-a.
Nrw You. May l.—8irty-dve

can lite at the World's lair. were ataeraas
' gets on the Fruneh steamship la
Bret-(no. They were taken to l-leia is
land. when alter being regulated, they
started tor their destination in the west.
Mata!
Dahomey m
Itvlhll. 'altara wm Par-as.
Raw You, May l.-—'i'hs hotel waiters
who an still on strike will parade this ai-

havaahlghtaubaud.lndthatthdr[rand
marshailwili he ll. Denencorm. one oi

march in compani- oi D Demand are
surathatthsrewillhsahontfleowlmniss

Nrw Your. Bay LvPsdsrsw-ai has hit
for Chm lie will rwtnra to New York

am Thlawlil ha “m5 lave-

ilaw Your. Dirty l.~—I‘dsls Bush's-la.

lath a! Aaaivalada [til-re.
moor, llay L-A dispatch iro- Isl
booms announces that-liars oi the lie

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willleg to expand thlsinthssso-

Athlstio club grounds.

Dolan

Africans.
to show the “dark phases" at Airi—

ths human exhibition comes from

loo's atrihsrl. Thry intend to

radar-unit's Ian-ell.

waives neiiallridayaiiaraoon
belt loriha Mora’ Fund d

in America for many
Baturdayhssails ier Europa.

"win Ionih's Last loan.

all hops of Ir. Booth’a to

low Prices-

roomy-min:
thedayoi the naval review. All day

 

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will near on View.

nesrivsslarpsssihat
in; Riverside drivswss filled with as:

allday.
Admiraldsuhran entertained at dinner
allot tha'otharllmirflythslrstafla and
theoommandsroithsshipsonthsl’rsnsh
laphlphrathnss.

Throat-its oi the trip at thsadutirals
sndssnloroinesrstoChiesaoasthsan-ta
ulthstwYorhConu'alrailroadwsredisr
ran-ad. Thspartywiilnuurhsr m
sndths startwill be made about a
“all!“

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Vbitorsanadmiusdtoall
warnow that the odds! ceremonies
ended. Thsllrttish shipsreesivelrurn l

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[rum 1 until 5 o’clock. Holland’s ship is
open iron I until 0 o'clock. Brasil’s from
Ewinsvain's. tromfitob. and ths Unirad

lav-alkaline”

Bunmorox.la..lay L—Aa old brick
tenement hounatflblailsrsouatrastwaa
hydro and sixoi the inmates
burnetitodeath. The lodainl housewaa
conducted hyalraJndaon. Sha and 3
young servant Monorail-“hula.
wentheoniywomealnthsbnildln‘ The
lodmwmotthspoovsrela-oiiahorsra
andmehnhahoutflolwhomocau
thsvariousrnomupstaira The a
was a veritahis firs m. translating oi
windiaahsliwsyssnd hadionsome
oi thsmomshainxwitboutwindowa Bo
quickly did the are spread that the-n-
tortunslavletimswere caughtliks ratain
strap.

lamfluflhflhiuaas.
Vanadium!” 1—1;. Wh‘nlsn, a
outstandhesd'ardsusrat cunt moo.
tshmwith him to thsWoritl'a iairsssda

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orerilapoiaon'sgravsatflshssadcoflss wam-figmflw
henna rush the Kentuckytres puns-tad to $2.23" say-hm:
Washington by Thomas Jim and m mmfiawmmhm
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CIRCA”. I" L~Tho In Alana- “I‘M “in"

W'whosflisad body was touad in the has-sham lass-s: they-sass
ilonthsruhotslwith hathrnatcntrov- flhw'"fi "will:
tot-lath- W 0‘ NW“? ‘3! minimum-risen“ ran-ans
Hwy... mug-“W- £733.“... -.-:.: ”hangar:
thatch-m tin indium-M fir-Mr “We: 3.17.3333»; a:
mantsaatandmihflthawmn'alav assthr-tam,“ with-am
thorwoaldstartlnvthiadtylm-adhtnly. gm“. rm“ '1
woman.

Melanesia-llamas»

Cuco.1‘sr.ils:yl.—-0uistmrsadsssss

iothstowaealyoaswsslsitaaiajarsdhy

Wool. lay L—‘l‘hrss thaws-d dash-
srs-d laborers in aliisdtvadsa have“

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savory

ASK FOR

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Frepored with saupulous (are. Highed
awardstsll PureFaod Expositions. Eath
may: makes two large pies. Avoid
lions— and insist on having tho
NONE SUClI brand.
IBRRELL dz SOULE. Syracuse. NJ.
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OWN HOME

 

4 Bond Lots

£TOVES.
TlN * WARE

manner ”WWI:
T. S. IIIINALIISIIN,

South pilot-wont. '17.

SElEflT ifllili

2 Large Lots Burrllt ire.

 
 
 

 

59 IWEWI SIM. A
E. c. ToulLlN‘sifilil'

uoallau roan-actor.
Cocoa-win l. I. non.

 

l Weaninanageofl’sriumandbya
thonaandartiul conirlvaucssall ihodolloiona
odorsot thenrden are taken into captivity
l'ortheioilat. Their-grantViobtiaiinllfll-
Maud the delicate subtle flavors or a.
thousand floral beauties are brought into
requisition so that woman. lovely woman,
mayhlosmthebrlghter. orsilthechoies var-
ietieaoi Pertumannonscauoompan without

, not make a beginning now?

iahau
_ and leail myself wnli.
he‘d

Woodward ive.
9 line Lots

liilerside ive.
l4 Choice Lots

Lincoln ire.
l5 Sigmly Lots
on the Blufl

overlooking the harbor.

No more available sites for
building a pleasant home can
be oii'ered than these lots on
the Woodward estate. Two
years ago I oiiered my first
purchase of these lots “on terms
to suit the purchaser.” They
are mostly paid up now, and
their wnmntee deeds are noted
in The Sentinel nearly every
week—the happy owners of a
prospective home. You know
them; you can ace the model
cottages already built. Why

You can buy for cash. You
can make quarterly payments.
You can pay monthly—any way
or amount to suit you.

If you will only try you will
own a lot in a short time.

 

PRICE.
$350, $400, etc.

Map with prices can be seen at.
the real estate oilice of

Tlilliil & GOLDEN.

Wnsnrsuros 81:,

or on the premises of JOHN
HINDS: also at the office of
The Old Well Cigar 00.. 83
Washington street. 0‘27

Her Opinion.

For five years pact l have been tortured with
a blood and rhln disease known in medical
risnceae"ll " li manliratullueii in
lab! red. silo en pairbee nnrlrl’ the shin.
The fiery burnt eenearion Iran intolerable.
My late was dis mi.myhande.arrns. tent
and burly felt as (they had been
Proximity torny kitrheu stove anti al exercise
Ianravatni tho malady. it wall a mild to
thrust my (eel out of bed in the coldest nights.
1 lat dean for lack or ”Mr! era-p and
red. Physicians who treated me gave me
only temporary relief. I used the t‘uti-
cure reunites. Ayers' and limis‘ roam
pariilae and other blood purifiers. none
0! which hit my one. i was discouraged
and not inclined to try anythi
for two natal have been in no In t
~a IMMUo-pu.hflldacll _
l naiaiththaianythi oranyhndywold

l to animation
toussths icino. To my anal
lhada—lthsfimhoiiia lwascm

Ind blotch-s grad

three no!

rain—can this result. I comm
to all who mad such a

 

DR. F. W. DARMER.

South Norwalh.

Painless Dentistry

Teeth filled and Extracted without pain.

3m SET 01’ "I"! 08' Ill) ‘UBBII

$8

No better made no matter how much you pay .
Teeth extracted without pals, ill:

Teeth cleaned. - - - . Tho
Teeth tilled with Amnlgam. . - &
'l’seth filled with Platinum. - . 75c
Teeth filled with Gold - ‘LD-nd up

Ei’lh‘r’rlsiale
it Sultan St. Boston, lass.

Burglar-Proof Sales.

 

 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 

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Crown and Bridge Win-k.

 

 

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All Work Guaranteed.
OMopeIhomta... unulOp-t

no 1!
Rumors to it. C. lorris .8 Co.
cart-rat. ”mass.

 

 
 
 

Fire and

 
 

 

Bank 83188.

Bank Vaults.
Bank llaull Doors.

AND

. morn Willi! in ma
Tile Int Still in till lurid.

infill» sss. Always prr
serve their contents.

ins-lid in Lynn aware. that
when Dot our sales wrre subjected
heat. It their contents.

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Ground Bone.

Barn laid lallute.
ii-Slacked Lime.
laid Plaster.

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Potato Manure.

aldLHIIISah

lilillliili lililli.

Ciidlll'lON neutron also in the

or. nut-m in “11‘le n

in and inaii ihaarsatlrwa‘noa. land
[or rimlan. Aunts wanted. ‘D

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DAILY mar-:07
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