Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, May 1, 1893 · page 4

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what them-l Oman areltamg
' , swam

Bturtsvaut u eflerhg‘ new is
murmur-«wanna;

.Wmmy‘mastlg d the
lighten-um. will be hillto-
IW- __
-P|qtty 0! tonnes:- at We,
Wadiiugtonstrcet.
IissIdsGoleymemtamtpeutSun-
day with Ir. and In. LEOoley,
Badlandstreet.

Elder'i'eeplewlllpwachintheflprlugv
woodchapleedumdaye'euingat'lm.
Alamettmdauceiadesirsd.

—Why sulier with a headache when
Gregory's Headache ville will cure you.

w. E. Lewis. of the below»:
mum.m engaged Charles
B. Jam. totabechargeothishuslueas
inSouthNorwalk.

LastSaturday night J. R. Raymond
boughtthehalaneacheorgeH. Fruris'
stoch.andplsceditansmesB.8tem'

 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

hardwarestoveon Waterstruet. _

 

——’ihebcstand newestgoods for the

lmst money: All new stock. C._ B.
. Harvey.

 
 

 

J. R. Raymond hes the contract to
huiidaneafilootadditlou on the rear
ollaxBarata’sstoseouDay street. It
willheueedforameatrnarhet.

 

James S. Burdette, the humorist. will
be at me First Methodist church to-uight,
amisted by Mrs. Newhirk, li'us Sher
wood. the likes Peck and Ni- Downes.

~Century. Harper’s and Scribner’s {or
lay. at Flynn’s, P. 0. news stand.

lib I. C. Roberts, oi Springfield.
Ia...sudl‘usC.F.Roberte,cl
New Havana" spending a few days
with Mrs. E. H. For. of West street.

 

 

The new fire alarm boxm havebeen
putiu. Theoneatthecornsrotlcuroe
and South lain streets, N025,willbe
testedWedneaday noou.bySuperiuteud-
cutBonuel.

—ileuaouahle prie- st lane‘s depot
mount. Opeuallulght.

 

Ferdinand llehriug left South Nor-
walhthismoruing {or New York, He
willsooustsrtouathreeycars’cruieeon
a coasting vemel, the tint pone to he
visited being in the south.

 

-—0ld lawn mowersruadenew, sharpen-
ed and repaired. Norwalh PatternWorh.
Riverside avenue, East Norwalk, Conn.

 

 

Aspecialmtiugoltbelinob Outing
club .will he held atthellshachemo hotel,
nextSaturday evening.“ 8 o'clock, to
bearthereportotthacommittae ouhy-
lawsandeonsiderauymatterpertalniug
totheclub.

Deputy BereuuaCollectorflawley, of
Bridgeport, wmlutltamiordlastfiatur-
dayJorthepurpo-aotreglaterlngcuua-
mmacemdlngtothslaw. Hewaltedin
the tuwnckrh’sofloslorarveralhours.
butnoChiuameuappeared. Oneotthe
Chinese laundrymen stated that the
Chiuamen had decidadthsttheywouid
outlaw-

—Gregory'a Headache pillswillcure
hmdacheaud neuralgia. BoldbyG. t).
Stlihrm.

 

 
 

Bonndliaach residents are much ea-
citedatwhatappearstobegrcmrsudal-
luu. Withinthspastlewuighh overs
doaeu cl the finest monuments and
hmhstuum in the cemetery connected
with the Oman-a1 cburch have
beencblppdollaedotherwhe delaosm
Asmalitornbstcuswasrsmoradaudde-
podtedouthopldlorm oi the railroad
depot- Datsedrmhsrebseu hired and
willeudmrcrhtraeethemattsrout.

 
 

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134 WASHINGTON

 

ambient-solarium.»

 

4n- odlas with ”cannons?
conducts-hunt Opensllulght.“

rho-am MW will haul

Warn-W" railroad.
areatworkpeintlagtheluteriorsudea‘
twlorolthedepct.

-’i'hedn-taud'lmpd amortmeut o!
footwearsverofleredlntowu. at C. B.
Harvey's.

lituryJenes sud wits arrived home
thiamcruiuglrumthssuuth,whesathsy
speutthewioter.

E. X. Help. partner of William E.
DodgemlNWYorhis in town today
cubmiuruwithmlouelli‘rost.

~11st candy. (red: ova-y day. at
Lane's. lit Washington at.

About twenty ltalians employed by
the Norwalh Tramway company,began
digging up South Iain street thh morn.
iugtopsepareiorlayiugthe nib.

Trinity Guild oi the King's Daughters,
will hold M regular monthly busiuem
meeting, tomorrow evening. at the
home cl In. Lawton, it Chestnutstreet.

~llyouwantthelatmtstylmol but
wearatleastmouey.allnew goods. call
stC. l1. Harvey's.

lira. Amanda Benedict, widow o! the
IateDeacou George Benedict.“ this
morning at her residence. 28 West
avenue, in the seventy-filth year oi her
age.

-—For three days only, (rush marsh-
mallow drops, 7c per box. athne'e, 5!
Washington street.

Him Ruth Ilarguerite Swords.
daughter of Mr. and lire. W. W. Swords,
was tendered a reception Saturday at.
ternoon.hy lira. W. KLSwords, at her
home on South Iain street. The young
people enjoyed theuuelvm playing
games, and a delicious collation was
served. Onaccouutol thestormsevesal
who had been invited were prevented
iron: attending. The guests mt
were limes Ellen Bohannau. Hattie
l-‘errir. Ethel Ferris, Florence loDonald
Madeline Tyler, lsabel Aller. and
Marten ElliottStuveusou, of Bridgeport;
Dudley Ely Raymond. “lick" Bullock.
Willie Russell and Harold Tolles.

 

 

 

NOIWALI NEWS.

 

a flrwouv ludgut ul '7‘... from the
I ml Ind OI fawn.

Themoutbiy meeting 0! the Court at
Burgemm will he held Inc-night.

I. ll. Hoyt. of South Norwalh, has
leased the Norwaik Opera " lrotn

W‘

m. M Landmark ,u

. spmdiagaletIdsysintowu. .

 

JameaCostelloandbridereturnedlast
nightfromthslrweddlugtour.

W Will m on he has
bought out Everett lillspaugh‘s duh
martetin Darlen.

TDD-vb! W: comp-n15 urb-
tersaretodsybeingplsoed in tlncsrs
onthestrestrallrosdline.

 

 

 

AcouosrtothmI-icwillbsgiven
iuthelodgeroom ct Glueord Division,
lntheGasettehuildlug,to-night.

The deeds conveying the right and
title ct DorlcuPoluttoJobn O’Sulllvan
wereturuedovertohimthlsnoon.

.l‘he graduating class 0! theCenter
school this year is composed of lies
Mamie Whitiockandltalph W. Bray.

 

 

The repairers oi the Berlin Bridge
company arrived in Norwalh this morn
ing and have commenced operations on
the draw bridge.

Thecommltteeot the recent lililary
lechauica'lair will meet in Company
D'sparlorsthiseveuing to close up the
brine-lea to the general committee,
and to pay all bills.

 

 

The closing entertainment of let's
All Star mmpauy, at the Opera House,
Saturday night. was fully as good as the
previous performances.

 

R x. Rae is equipping the Cleveland,
Ohio. street railway with his registering
device. Some Tm machines Will be re-
quired to fill the order.

The palm oilicers were called up
Plymouth avenue. last night, and arrest-
ed John lime, a.u ltsiian, [or creating a
disturbance. lie was fined 85 and costs.
lie paid.

A new timetable i being arranged [or
the Dauhury division 0! the Consolidat-
ed road and will take elect early In lay.
There is as yet nothing definite about
the changes.

will give a hearing on the propoerd
city charter for the borough of
Norwalh. at the capitol in Hartford,
Tuesday alternaou at 2 o'clock.

The corrugation oi the iiorwalh
Methodist church will larder their new
pastnr. Rev. A. H. Wyatt. a reception
oi the church to-night. There will is
addrarea by the local clergy. music by
the choir and refreshments.

A rule occurred in Hope Hose com-
pany‘s headquarters on Water street.

 

 

July 1. m-

“Clementine Cholwell. 0! High
Mllorwalkmontemplatssa trip to
Chicago. w

OflcerlartinissicthdSpecialOfl.
ccv Levi Durdich has basudoiugdaty
lorhim.

FredBettswiii leave town today tor
Waterbury. ills talking machine guns
withhlm.

Ilmlamleflafl,whohas been visit-

iuglraN.B.Pech,wiii return to her
houniullewilaveutoday.

 

 

 

 

The luthtee Whit club will meet
with Ilse Iary Lockwood. 0! High
street. Norwalt. Thursday atteruocu.

KW olWaat Iain etraet.
wholaubesndch lorthreaweebgla
alowlygaintng,butlsnotystahleto
attsudtobminesa.

 

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luthedimsuit ot Riley
from Christ Riley. cl ilorwalk. the
plalotlil was awardsd the custody at
thelrchlldaadreeslredfltiallmony.

himsedaglor the election at allows,
alumna. A. lee-s. ash-day,
Iayl.st8p.m..withoatnlardto the
weather

, ,aitc .audthe, " were
calledon toquell the disturbance. No
arrestshavayetbecumade.’l"heiroubk,
itiasald.camelmiiquovbsiugcarrled

o'clock thisming. The funeral will
beheldlromthehomeWeduesdayalter—
ucouatlzl). Thehurial willheiu
illrerside countery. Ir. [m
moved trom Pitt-field to Norwalt eight
WISD- W”-..

latthew Noumdltorwalk. has re-

turnedlrumthswastlcr a short vaeav
tlou. Buwaestnploywdinahrpthoe
factory in Baa Francisco. Cal, until
thruwuoatotsmploymeuthy astrihe.
Thbwaslr.lemltt’smcadtrlpwest
liebaetravshdaute-lvetylu thstsso
annualihestheuouatrymymech.

tlneltewYorhiicmeiiewsltaseueia—

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

newsman 8‘ 5°“,

STREET. sou-m nonwALK. CONN.

‘ W
urine rows orrrcnm.

 

”tom's low-W las Tulsa
to its Heals.

Puma, N. 1., May L—Jrlils
Ml town has been the Issue cl
llrlous political strlls ever,
mpsrvisor,wbishiselalmd

the struggle culm
board, withtbe exception of two members,
teohtothelrhsalsandllsd trout the cute
'WMIoithasuprmm
Should the odsndlag caclsls more
back tbsywlll (all intothehandsot deputy
sherillsarmadwithbmchwamntai-ued
hyJudge Dyhmau oi White Plains for
theirarresr. ’l'bsyhavshssusentsncsdto
pays unset mo each intoths county
treasuryandtobseoufluedlor ll daysln
thscountyjalliuaddltlcn.
.It is expected, however, that lawyer
Henry c. Henderson, upon whose advice
the missing olilcials havssrtedthrongh-
out,wlll tale some sctioutcasre hiscll-
snta mm imprisonment“ thsyars cap-
tured—eucb,lor instance, as sppiyiegto
snotbsrsuprsmecourt judgslorastayot
proceedings.
urns-annulus.
Blendhasevsubesnshsdinm
Cyruai’sll.ahrutharotoneaudidats,
Inst Matthew Mulligan, who has been
hithertoknownastbsmiddlswdghtebam—
plouotthevidnlty,ouCltyislaud Friday
olghgaud alters heated argumsutthsy

biacheycsaudlest his highruputatlonas
allghtsr.
Themeblsstsrudwhmthetownboun
nmsmblsdtocauvasstherots on the lot
lowlngday,tbcughitdid notmaniisstitv
sell right away. The board adjourned
then torona wash without doing anything,
andwhsu theyrnet then theyreinaed to
maketheeanvam, although Gustave Coir
barb audJerums Bell, the two members
whoarelruelrom the tsrrorswhichhang
worth othsratbagged them to dothslr

duty.
"suit-u m

Hr. fledllister than bean wallow Ight
and two days later, on April 9. through
Martin J. Kecugh, his lawyer, applied to
Judge Dyhmau lor an order to show cause
why a mandamus should not he issued
eompelliugthem to count tbsvotes. The
other dds not an adjournment forcusweek
audtheu gaveastheirrusou lorthatr
conduct that the Republican W were
detective.
Judge Dyhman then gave the portray
wry mandamus roughnbntthetownboard
Maser! toobsy it.sudon Saturday the
members, except Calbaeh and Bell. were
summonedtosppsar and showcauaswby
they should not be punished [or contempt.
Supervisor Poll. Town Clerk 1. W. Water-
houae and Juetlchohn P. P. Hawktuaaud
Charles Wilson tailed to obeys-d heard
at their punishment at City island just in
time to start on the 8 o'clock train tor this
city Saturday alternoou and avoid the cl.
esrs who were on their way toasrestthsm.

 
 

 

Iuayllguutarss.
Thepetitionwhichishsiog circulated
by the local cousuloltheLLW. to

(l. 3. "AW".

 

View” was“, ”whim
wanna-mammalian“
mmmnfihbm
“instalments-mum

children {try for

. dollar-aw

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came to blows and Mulligan received two '

‘ omens urine

bluneatablegbntprovokeau
loadingthinginthornarkelil

Leading Grocer.

I 380"-

m.
your audstaytotza. rm

lat-alike

ans. ~Othogt

and used
otuis‘rtbg want ad
mast use or lac I
18:99”. %ema’k . misfit.

”WITH-Sodol' hut
audaurbutchsrsayshesthas
lair wxWh .altha
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can camera—[never
hatcsmalht.

PEOPLE'S IIIKE'I'.

13 North lain It.. Be. Norw

 

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HighlandOreem. Ashforit‘ut ’

CHAS. E. savmouws.

Telephone Call l3-2. ’

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tho-sh. 1W»m’3'..¢.m always yu'mlumu‘ thinklought '0 stay "

“amigo” and usedtcbs the
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svrywe‘ek atthat.butuowws

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lustaspoodasltlsm ,
wbsrecan youbu it (or .
”IBMWILklt-mw w. hantcpaylm,

for 18!:
new snytblngliheit. H! husband myaitbkflmx

E. J. WADI-IAMS. Pronrletor
“PIES nElllEll,

I 'Satislaction mm.

"L *Llilfifliclllllillllwfi

ladle-taught tortde gracefullyiu theieast poa-

COLUMBIA BlCYCLES

terms and fully guaranteed. WHY not at the BEST ’r 'l'heycustuomore;
On a" tire to repair, an we are willing to demonstrate at any time.

Second-Hand Columblae

IDwMi ml rhieshle condition.
7”” . n 3 a1 wwm PRICES

 

“-‘l'lll 0|.” RELIABLE FIRM——

JACKSON wwaltmwzeimm BROTHERS
"comm-em: "l

 
 

33 rummage.

Pro
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Ir.
In.“ Land thauwbat lsialtls nine

Don't you trade theta?

I 'lmundohlidon’t l “mum”

 
 

PEOPLE'S IIIIET.

21 Wall st., Norwalb
I Telephone call, 5-7-3.

 

lililES' llllllfllllll Willis
$70 to $120.

 

 
 

slide time FREE OF CHARGE.

sir-plum

 

We sell all second-band whsah

 
 

mmatu

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music" HA‘EL.

DOE”!!! IOIWALK.

wrnuesnlv, uni;

 

 

 

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“SIXTH”.

‘YAmD-LAu «unjnmém-m. {or :1
large lantern Arrkieol ('nmpnny. Ad-
dress lies not. Boston. Mass. ml :1

liabli'Il‘Clw other. 23 l'nlnn street.
Si’iwtlh S’mwalk, flood servant. and lined
alt-allot». ml w

 

A “mam".rm; 7.233;..." max:

«24.. ’M,.‘ii‘§m.-._-w.,___, I. ._’_I’;.;.-e-_1

BOARD!“ ~Ooud board and or
table beard.“ reasonable rates. A ly

tears. t‘larhe. illlsarystreat.ticuth. —
. v .35 Its

Wfiifil'um mliisT‘i-Efi'emfi
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fl riouth lain st.
afljyl
A" "1'6 lll’l‘.
()3! airsly furnished trout room in good
location. liuth and modern in: a-
”m" Mtlasledflst;

m L L’ L Stir. any" tarstsbsdm 1...“; run-L ‘
with bath and heat; suitable [or one or
no Inquire at to Indiana at

ml lw

T'Ohuuaesw with; 31." we.
lowumfluwa. Ousn rear-Wound
walk-s a-eut 'owahousa
w—hhm weed house” .lua
stwataeaudrtstsrmflparmosth. i sin
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v V ”m” fi“‘am‘:‘aa“oui‘m“ in;
Ft: y l0 1. "tun—arm mut'uslu
fl. . I’I
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ly. a
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rm rue-ts A at Mlmlwh
Fl sire-Laser!» fireman. an:

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Grand Afternoon Concert

(“{an IUfiICAL Fls "VAL 13' OUR liltiTORY, BY

‘ Sunsa’s llnuertlanl

hogtied.)
Tue
das. B. Mackie

'ltataoa uhfl¥WIhJfl1
JIIES S. BllllllETT.
The celebrated wrath-alga” humor“. will

Flrst M. E. Church.

09.2% -

I» Not merohcysotlmlaagaemo.

 
 

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Will?)

or 50.
(The finest ever heard in America)

uniannrifilitélh. deflector,

And the following array 0! the
grandeur artists:

Sig. (luau-Inn 'leunr,
DImu Vin-cantons. Soprano.
Wm. Into Darth-e.
ulna-taut 0:11”. ‘l’euae.
Ira-tel- ltale-e. Cour-Ito,
Mg. Virtual. Duane.

lies Les-e

rm Yes-Slouch. Violin VIII-Clo.
The popular wonder of the age.

Special leatnrer; "Flying Dutchman" over
turte'fiflzetstlme nynbandr‘; sensational piece,"ln
a It are" nrtmekflou ' urea
work. "The Lani ea ’ Int
tiou or all the
and Finale from Lake

ye or Pompeii“ combina-
Ieerival torus in the‘Traysr
nzrln," etc» etc.

Elissa}: 3.1.5: and 31-!-

Me at Mate commenter! Bland-y at Pia—io-
ted'e and “ride.

gum...

 

sday, llay id

Return of our old favorite

Grimesy. le Boy.

._ 131..

firimes’

cellar lion

 

Monday Evening. lay I.

In. Realm and l m
adaet. and the Ill-ve- at

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naming
h ”w ill-at rm“

m turtle *'
fluent". an « aura.

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slant-atheism”. mammalian-nun.
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suntan-stem”
has hum“

 

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Gregory Bros.

dumbbell-rowed”.
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