Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, June 1, 1893 · page 4

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Line of Furnishings

can be found at

 

 

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So.~ Norwaik.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Gina and Japanese. Mailings,
‘ Shades and llrapIIriIIs.

W—

A. Dickcrman & Son,

84 WASHINGTON smear. SOUTH NORWALK. conn.

 
 
 

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ms EVENING strum.” um finger

JAmWHllltsrealProarister m Globuladwotty archer-g
.alwlha.

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

UmMKaWLO.R.I,

willltuttliaightatl o‘clock. in 1.0. Tuesday,'l'hpmssWalehrode a (blunt-
’0.P.llall.

 

 

mama-“.5. "" """" John 17.7lynn‘ I... ”a u. Thanina-yeanolddanghtwoiWilliam
”'1 .__, ._ “Hanukktflymdm mdwwpirnnhmnn
(m. 1 )m 1”: ‘3'." n‘ k" W lie..at —Iaaveyourordsraicr Norwelk lob-
mdenoecialar-ernuitt meow..- "WW4... ”hum...
with the mnnufac- " The new semen-s willhold

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

thslrmouthlyrneetiugto-night.

~Platyoiieeaaamatlane'a.51
Wadsingtoastrest.

MMWgelerkinthe
soothliorwelkpoatodles. hasresigned.

~Alloldlawnmowasmade good as
new.drarpeaedandrepaired. liorwalk
PatternWorka

Worm urn corner.
lacunahnrytAvsrthe lanndrymen.
nth-um“ M” aad0.D. Newman, the prism. hm.

pureb-eduew-ies.
Theharge Lizzie ncwinnue n disv

3 chargmgaarsooicoalatnsymood
.3 Brothers’dock.

MAI-alarm.
all!)

 

 

 

 

 
 

 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

-llutter at, he; halibut. us. it
3i and-arket.

‘2: Charles N. Smith and iamily have
movediromhwestrssttooneoi F. B.
Lyon’scottageaonliayviewavsnue.

 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Mlle-marinara in a
matinee. Theaewaewhhha‘adviee
.‘ drawillhaplmaedtoaee.

 

 

 
 

; ThefioothNorwalkPirePoiiceun»
‘; inrledahsadeomsnewfleginirontei

theirhmdquerhhrtheflhraryhuild-
hguIemorialDay.

~TheW.C.T.U.will hold a straw-
hury imtival Priday evening oi this
weekinthevaentatorra adjoining the
Myouyonrmoney's worth in ice
«ea-,strawherriaand eacefleru cake.
Mindedinsflthhonlyficta.

a Thelndrpendentilocialclubwill hold
.. its regnhr meeting tomorrow night.
with Rabat 8. litehdl. ll‘l West
; strut. Theduhwiliiinkh its team
mentsaturdaysiternoonatiaio o'clock.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 

 

.Qa'andeeeuswhen you
‘ “Stationery.

If wgyhaven’t it in stock we will
is no: you

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

~Tlrerearainderoithe fire stock at
0. ll. Harvey'ainrtheruducedinprice.
lioaachhargaina ever clued in boots
audios. my.

lartinAndrnonwasarreated yester-
hylorhehg intoxicated. His brother
pveaflobond [or his appearance ho
ioreJuatice Barrett this morning. lie
didnotappear, however. and the case
mmflnadnntilho‘elock thisaiter-
soon.

By reierring rotheadvertisementoi
8.8.Roothejeweleratlifiouthlain
wrest. itwillssemthatheia especially
pseparedtotesttheeyahythe-ostap
[loved-athod,aadtolltgiamesiithey
mug-had. Paaoashaviagteouhle
with Might-holldgivehi-aeali.
lie mal- ao chap (or aaarainatia
.dhispriemarereaso-hle. '

 
 

 
 

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Thepuior-aaeeat Ida flail. 8a»
Waughyhl-IIIA. Andrews.

 
 
 
 

 
 
 

_ whichtomake yonrselec-

 
 
 
 

inward-disarmament
ire-0mm

 

aalherafltieaoipbyawilihaaseato
Mmhrnicaiori’ap- to. use an. Freak Grewyhvahm'h
' Paintiugand Dec» hmm'V“ ~lleylrr'asaady.ir‘erarydsy.at
. lb MPG“. oi m.“ Mflwwm
been vfltiag Ir- l-ma Pitch, oi .__._._....

mm ‘ www.mm
WV”. m."~aadeampmw,wllfiveaeev
Width limit. sallra mhIfleMMev-hgthe
lei-Flown mu,“hylllallvaflorna.

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 

the

one
”detach-aim
”minds,
Wis-album
ea

 

oi Columbus will be held tonisht. when
inrther arrangements for attending the

Superior (host will he choaen at the
mlectmen‘eodlce at 2 o'clock on the
aiternoonoiluues.

' andiloeth llorwelk.

Areguhmestingoi Men Conu-

cil.lloyalArcannm,willheheldto.
nim-

 

Myra-uranium

wraith Opuallnight.

 

Theanuualmeetinsoitheflouth Nor-

walkUnicnschooldhtriet is called for
Toesdayevuring.’une0.

 

-8tratiorddrad at Hunt a Zelnil’s.

 

(hmmartder Josiah Atwood had com-

mandci Douglas Fowler Post, i}. A. R.
Memorial Day. instead oi Edwin L Tut-
tls, as nuanced rm].

 

Bicycli‘sarecharsedtencentaior

thecareoitheirwheelsat Rotorr Point;
notiorenteringthegrove.aean item in
yesterday's Smut. seen- to have
sivenanimprmon' .

 

PraukEIiackandWilllam Smith

will furnish music iorrlancing at Retort
Pointthbaeason,with Charles Yoat
prompter. They will commence'their
dutimtheearlyprtoiJune.

 

Iii- IattieflWmigndeQJss
resumedhsrechooldutieeainratwo
wnks’ nation. ll-Oarpenbr. oi
Rowayton was her subtituie. lire

AnnaOrlich.oi grade2.balaoteachins
ageinaiter a brief vacation. during

which Iia Stow took her place.

NOBWALK NEWS.

 

A litany “so: at Ito-a 'I’OII the
m In! elf-II.

thard Whimsy, oi Norwalk. and a

Washington. D. 0.. young lady will he

married in Portchtlter. June ii.

 

lies Carrie Adams. iormerly with the
Norwalk Baden Store. is now employed
by Scofield a Hoyt.

 

Ray larvin will lead the prayer meet-

ing at the chapel oitheNorwalkCon-

gregationai church tonight.

St. John’s lodge. No. 6. A. I". and A.
I" will work the third degree to-nlsht.
Acollation will be served aiter the work.

—Japaneee piazza screens at Pinneo'e

 

 

An adjourned meeting oi the Kuishta

 

stateparadewillhernede.

 

Forty liorwalk jurors to aervein the

—|’ure lee Cream. at lane‘s. 51
W-hingtonstreet.

Theopening oi the Nonpueil Tennis
club was held yesterday at their grounds
on [canard street. The oilicera are:
President, lire larseret Claren; vice-
prmident. Ii- Panny Sheedy; treasurer.
Ii. Nellie Bracken; secretary, lies
IarieKeena.

-lewiineoieatraauperallwoolcer-
”Origami Hoyt‘a. liorwalk

 

 

the Harris. an Eastliorwelk junkman,
wtiutoawmsiewithtwnotherfink
dealwa yesterday morning on Iain
Maudewarrautwasimued ior his
must. He was tried beiore Justice
Ooolidpandlaedflandooau. Heap-
pealed.

What-rmflilla velveteen
pet.iormar pies 01.5 per yard. now
still-get him” at Bentleld e Hoyt‘s.
lorwalkaudfionthltorwalk.

 

 

Patrickllevine.ahatterwhohoerdsat
Ira Wetstein'a. as South “new.

eowpuy tell oat oi a mum
wielewatthsharraehea mm
“Mwflbwalkieciahhdespt
list-lees sheetssww ptps.eas his
asupaatsmthoaghthswas dead.

 

 

 
 
 

' its
damsel-lira»

 

3astawahsarihlm. flew-nemesis]

 
 
 

medium-wrinkled”
sethstweratrrtntrealihtelsy.
“and“, aim

 

as Island ior the summer.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

the member.

 
 
 

 
 

luthelryiugten—Iilhurnroadraoa.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

hiallelsyhicyole. JackaonBrotheraare

 

AlbertDePore‘andGeorgeWhitlock.
ct licrwaik. took 11. W. Durant. oi
nethel. don the harbor lbhlns on

MMrsturne-lethahoatload
«We...

The aunnal meeting oi the Broad Riv-
er chapel was held last night. James
Lyeett presiding. The secretary’- and
treasurer's reports were read and accept-
ed. One name for membership was pro-
posed andaccopted. The following oi-
ficen were elected iorthe ensuing year.
George St. John and Frank Kerr-ill act-
ing as tellers: Til-tees. George Corn-
atock,JAmee Lycett.c. Hodges, (l. W.
Knapp. G. A. White; secretary. G. A.
White; treaerrrer, G. C. Comstoclr; super-
intendent. James Iaycett.

 

ROWAYTON.

Arthur Mills has opened an ice cream
saloon in lire. Mary A. Vincent‘s build~
ins on Main street.

Walter Miller and wiie. oi Glenbrook,
spent Hemorial Day at the residence oi
James 1!. Stevens.

Ira. C. F. Dean.“ New York. has
arrived at her house onOontentment

 
 

Rev. Mr. Jams entertained a party oi
too from New York on Memorial Day.
at hie cottage on Bell Island.

lire. Anslem and the Misses Gafloey. -
of New York. have rented the Pennoyer
place ior the summer months.

Charles H. Golder hm broken ground

 
 
 
 

for his_new hardware store corner of Thi

Main street and Franklin avenue.

The Methodist church held a sociable
last night at the home oi Deloa L'Eorn-
medieu. There was a gocdattendance.
Cake and cream were served.

lire. E. V. lionheimer, accompanied-IIIl
by her nephew. Frederick Lyon, has
taken possemion oi her handsome sum-
mer home on lain street.

Several oi the carpenters who went
onestrikebecauaec. LOgden did not
pay them aspromptly as they thought
he should. have returned to work ior
him.

Tuesdayaiternoona horse driven by
amen who was intoxicated ran into a
carriage containing Captain and Mrs.
Herman Home“, damaging their vehi-
cle quite badly.

At the Memorial Day exercises in
Union cemetery. Rev. J. ll. Slater,
pastor oi the Hethodiat church, and
C. W. Bell made appropriate addm
The veterans oi Douglas Fowler Poet
were assisted in decorating the graves by
pupils irom the village school.

Quite a large number oi people attend-
ed the sale of property of the late
Stephen Raymond. yuccrday ailer-
noon. Olivercook isthe admin’ntrstor
oi the estate and 0. E. Wilson was
thesuctioneer. The propertyconsisted
oithree parcels. but only one was sold,
containing two acres oi land and the
olditsymond homestead. Thepurchaser
was llomer Croiut. oi New Canaan. and
the price paid was 31,775.

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

DAIIBN.

Mr. and lire. Ralph llindley. oi Brook-
lyn. have been visiting Ira. Bicknor.

William B. hirbanh. the village

oia new shop south of the lethodlet
church.

umurtslrywhichit is not (“Mute do

mounds.
thattidlngsoiiorayaoienunleaoouldaasi-
lybe conveyed from onetothaother. In
addition mural

amply demonstrated
cities.

natural ability. Massive in structure. in-
tr-iutea'ieh and grotesqnein carving. many
of thus buildings stand todnyalmnat in
their entirety. though nearly or quite son
years have passed away since theirerectlon.
Andall thisrichcarving andgeneralstone
cutting was done by chisels oi uephrlie and
mallets of wood. 0n immense terraces the
temples oi the people stood. while macad-
amisedroedsraised two orrnoreieet above
thegenoral level and anriaeed with hard.
month cement led from terracemterrace
and from one community to another.—
Philadelphia Times

toothltrtooth.

willhegiveiorhis
Hoar replied. “Yee.the devil quoted that
oneebeioroinamotionior email”—
BananciacoArgonau

Let their babies cry with colic. giv'
mothernorestn

neraththavenueandethMcostins

313°“ .Jfifigxmm Tm”:

hrse’
damn .
w saving per cap:
the di not be given,

thatisallit will cost you to cure any
ordinary case of rheumatism it you use
Chamberlain’s Pain Balm. Try it and
you wilihesurprisedat the prompt re-
liei it aflords. The first application will
quiet the pain. Mceut bottles for salon.
by G. C. Btillson. Druss'nt.

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

blacksmith. has commenced the mtioc .1 m

a.

mum!“
thelanguagaandhistoryotthe
otYueaturhavahewrleatto
theyhavsleitbehlndthn‘nmcn-

sommged

deh

All of than display mill-I'm arch}

(resonant-stared.
Judge Hoar and General Butlerwereop
tsinacaseoi a new trial Gerrard
tierqnoted. “Eyeinreye.skinior akin,
alltbet a manhath.
e." To which-lodge

t.
___________.._____.
lame l'aolleh lothara

tor day. How :3?

liaNewYorkmilliousimglvesndin-

bills have to paym 85.00

Curetocuretheur
ii

Frity cents is a small doctor bill, but

Ohl' sren cry for
Pitc her's Gastorla.

Whennebywunchwegaveherm
WhenshewesaChithhecriedior-(mh.
Whmdsehecameliqahnclunstomh.
mandamus-“Mm

Children oryror "

Pltchcr’s Gastoria.

Children Cry for
Pitcher’a antorln.

Notice.

 

ll It bring- '1}. WALSH.

 

 

The railroad commissioners will be
here Friday ailernoon to decide how the
tracks oi the Consolidated road shall so
through thisplaee. it is probable that
they will be elevated about eight lest."
thus doing away with the present grade
erosion on each side oi the depot.

Anthony (“Butch") Bartwick. oi East
V aik. came here last Saturday to
orh inr mm. who h suflwiug
a earhaeele on his arm. When
“Bomb” attempted to shave hisilrat man
hehroughthlaraeorineoutect with the

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

$353.60 cedars“:

antrl oi the wrrllnuna
also"‘, can oi Bolshoi P. White millet
Ii. Ooh. I)

thumb oi his leit hand. nearly severing .-

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

‘XTIrt tropes.

“Knifes—J arm”.

Mmhmflmtwtb I“...

 

A cerlcsdoi pipeiortheDarien
waterworhewasnnloadsdliouday.in

T's...
Tao-33...“;-

mtmnigmhsiore.
menu-arbour:- Wetsr eon-fl

panyhave-edearraeurtaeubtehevee
WMBMMth.u

mullahs-edit“,
“maximum

3!

moithelmstham'lheophfle

uwewliiaelesstedlaihs eeeaat “‘7

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 

Mg;

 
 
 
 
 
 

”Makers-mm!“
ti. infliessmtrmiilaetsssewh
tires Mariana—Iran“

finest ooreei on the msrket.
takes two minutes to have it

a” plate and first quality throughout. Come and we us.

teatided in t2:
Better

5%»...-

Thie is snenflrelynewsrticlemsdeirom whiteeomendislhe

Very simple in preparation and only
ready (or the table. To demonstrate
toevery housekeeper inihiscitythisoxcenentdish, wehave

AN EXPERIENBEII lAllY

toserveitwithcrenmat ourstore Thursday,li'ridaynnd Batur:
dnyofthisweeknndgivenllnnursentinvitetiontoofll.

SELLS, 60 lb 5lbs.;i'or 25c.3
Telephone Cali l8-2.

CHAS. E. SEYMOUR,

Leading Grocer. 33 Washington St.

Fresh , Fish 1 ‘

_ mt, I]

Q ’.ll,'

.‘r

. Fresh Fish!
EVERV DAY.

Our stock of meats, fruits, vegetables, etc., 15. as usual, can}.
:-i

 

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c

E. J. WADHAMS. Proprietor,
PEOPLE'S IAIKET. FIlEE ilEliiEBl, PEill'lE't IAIKET.

18 North lain st., 80. Norwalk. 2] Wall st., Norwalk
'l‘oicphonecall. 6245. I Telephone call. 57-3,

l Satisfaction suaraniced.

 

Ladies

. are particularly
invited to call and
examine the new

LADIES' - CfllllllBlA.

especially designed to give its rider
tImt CHARMING GRACE and EASE which
cllIrrIti'it‘illcFl the riders oi the

COLUMBIA. -

Xoerea ise is so invigoratingor beneficial as
Bicya lair. but ngrareiul position and an easy
runni; lg wheel are necessary accompaniments.

 
 
 

The COLUMBlA so
I'll!!!- lnatrnction roe.

JACKSON 5"

lies both oi these wants and is today acknowledged ssthe LADIIB'

Wfihfifififfih‘fihm“ BROTHERS

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

eriiim
Taylor & éoldcn. film Hm.
Real Estateand Insurance Imam um. runs a. no
"magma? wafl‘fl‘; Comedy! “Comedy!
fiefirmm ”333 3%?
T. m. EMMA A. ANDREWS,

The ‘ ' ' oi ithis clty.will
make h'er debut upon the mi cameo
drama Saturday evening. June 3. nladatelby a
company oi players from New York under the

CHARLES llilllllil ilHllllfll.

the well-known (ii
p “d imludqm rector. Plays to be

 

 

 

discard. Board without rooms. at
Bishop' a. "T Washington street. 1] a:

0038 and board ior three adults. One
both

me
Second floor- morning sun. State terms Two
or nicely furnished
inboard is withm
k. Permanent. ii suited.

 

 

lama-«e. mum“ M “The Violin Maker.”
Fw’rwgrm'12wcm's "Silent System.”

AppiytoLA. Woodward.

0 nicelyof furnished rooms to lot with
pri oihaih. lnqniuathnolsgligh

"Dead Shot.”

Mrs. Andrews will emay the loading solos.

 

 

 

 

street. Born Norwal P311138. 75 so, 35. Chart-open at Plain.

Slug] or? $93153 eofairdeld avenue. ted'a & Hale’s, “fit-Tiff” I.” 1'

.....s. n €3ua...mid .3.’n'?°§l‘.‘.£ IllllIIlI HUSTP'I'AI. BEIEHI
“‘5 1" Uncommon.

FMJ?’%?iW ”WWI“ h
m m m
LBurhank‘mGlSouthNalh'stree H on

I
flour Keeper’s BIrcle,
I'VOUR morn apartments swans and Corbett

07 Till KING'S DAUGHTER.
bundling. rent rams” to no: first floor over

mm Illlllll E'EIIII. JIIIE 5. "93.

um i 01d mmiél mfgnw h:
ren nqn re 'e gar as at eight 0'.ch
instonst. aflti A inrce entllbd

“Popping the Question."

Under the dlrection oi

 

 

THE lower apartments and basement to
let oi house No. 0 Ann street. Inquire oi
J..C Crows. nu

 

 

 

 

 

from J
Tomo- rum if”s'§hi’ir°3."li$"“” ll“ llflTllA BTIIIE PIIIED.
pleasant! situated o is the (‘ ity Hole laoanOnu-utta entitled
Address ohn Ferris. th Norwslk. mflti IA‘Ih s u
‘Sgnrziuiraorlrlvi Wm. BBidershendsomo a "a. u “m
M... w... cw... “m. mm; of m Tm,”
mglwwngihnm hall a."
$03,. hie-aging cellar.gas. notarid cold HISB F Jo ”Bums
.. n w........““‘°w' "m a?“ "‘ lIss Semis temp. ”W.
W0 nicely inrniabedroolna. mrflvllmun oi Ticketailncludingrrservadleat Chart
M" Aw" ”on“ ”M "iii: Juneau atlmk‘ymm'fl‘m 8:33.?

 

 

fllstoreon Railroad lroadl’iace. neat Ive-i
Sentinel“ oillce. Apply at the Beeline

Music Hall. .
lortayimirg ,lIIIIs l2, Ilia.

BRAND I“illlNilEllT!

PLATON BRUNOFF

 

 

leodward mm. includi two
:rflnn Can “swam” garden MW
aim" oiC. BWMdthOOHwellCifar

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

P0- SALE.

 

 

 

 

not here-
re. additions. ‘03 3.]. M lime suitable for any egreat pianletanrl
corn .oi at.
No I fir'mm PM purpose. Horse Sentinel other no Murders. nan-rs. 1-1 In
made or connected iorbr

 

 

 
 
 

oil’ll'la.
All-IQIOI. It. I. All) 7. m

Tirketaonaaleatlirsiqn'sand l’lalaeed‘a

medium height except
Will sell at great saeriilce.
'woriawointmentadrlrees .l. Rilooth North

BLACKW mare.

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

n In
a. . w. '9
”8T. Tothoae who
”Kingfflu ” 3' “inseam-on he mm "L"
mm ltatThe iientlnelefloe.’ a: some stun
Am or. lonell's w'fi'mufim; hr- ' “11.15.

 

Among;

sores
willhe Iea the
"‘h'fsuitablyrawanled.” rte. “sage

Corrected Immedalely

Ir. \ererema. oi l Mon and Manila!

fillet Man. he"?! atmeat to

tensed“ any” is wet laleria. ls-

trsmyot mile-seal oi
Mwll

 

'ry'ilt.
gin. and

 
 

WANTED.

81mm! wasted to learn the

“meme“ amt,

 
 

 

 

“file! unsalted!" spectacles. tree at
WI. Villain“) heeseheeeer lama W? “issuing
“government... '1" gum-‘8 "'~" “*' ' ..

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

gummy: law took"
aim

hawte

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are”.

 

anew“

 
 
 
 

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