Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, June 5, 1893 · page 4

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9”: WEEK Tmuavo-lsaatehayartlniandysal 3 o'clock u a. m of In. “ml,
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4am.“ candy, fresh every day,”
lane's. ll Weshlngtonatreet.

Catharine?" wifeofB. E. Osborn,“
lastavenee, died yesterday atternoou,
In!!! fifty-six years. The funeral will be
’ hold on Wednesday.

Cheater H. finish, the poatollice in—
; specter, cl Dsnbury, well known in this
‘2 city, has been dropped through a reduc
lion in the force.

Nariflaundersmflloward avenue,is
, Illbluchywinwofnflflgoldprlae for
obtainingalamllstofmhseribera to a
Mariam-I.

~Farther reduction in price of the
dock at C. H. Harvey's. Call this weak
Matthew a

‘ Ahoatdftybaashall enthusiasnnattenti~
n adiheptaaplayedfiaturday afternoon
u an the [anti pounds. between the
f; Warpunudtasucoh. Theaeere
53-, "damtoniuebfavoroftheform-
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The were: were hascausedrenewed
aetivityotflelllsland. A.Bsaedictand
,fearllyarsrnoviagfrotn Danhury to
E1 Mama's-them ILA. Hannah
hiahlacottageaadthellimeallallwill
morefromDanhuryneat‘l‘huralay.

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3:; in monthly wasting tonight.
' als e Thcaannal reception at Ilse llalrrl‘s
jg I. gr . , mmiaarywiiltakeplaceuannoit.
43 Washington St. 25 V PM III-augmen- jumped $.13.“
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west mme-Cly mm Ishtar-ca. Ml'munat.

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Mmgw,mwdtheYPEC. Lollies.

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'l'he liorwalk letltodht church and
Sunday school will picnic at Paw-sou
Park,.luae $1.

The trustees of the Broad River ch'apel
will hold ameetingin thechapel tuition
row night.

Nichael Formatoand Innis.
bordoweretnarrledatflt. Navy's paro-
chialresideneeyeaterday.

—8traw hats, neglipe stlrta,stitf col-
iaraaadcnd'afronr 85c up. lfltchslla
Judd, Wall street, Norwalk.

- The annual meeting of the voters at
the Over Riv. school district will prob
ably be held next Wednesday evening.

Ni- lstlu Hodges, who was recently
elected successor to Kiss Claranles, as
moistef the Broad Blverchapcl, ac
named her duties ymtcrday.

In the civil suit of Coooey vs. Heller-
nan, Justice Austin has rendered a de-
cision awarding the plaintiff Oil!) and
coats. Hr. Hellman took an appeal.

~‘l‘hebalanceef C. H. Harvey’s Ilse
stockwillheclondoutata grntmcrio
lice. Callaadsesthegoodsmnlyslight-
IydamagedJlutpricagreatly reduced.

Thalewill beajoint meeting ofthe
hoardofschoolvlaitoraandselectmenon
TuesdayevningJune so. for the pur—
pose of making the annual appropriaa
time.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

At thehome of lira. Norman Nerritt,
Cre-street, Norwalk, last evening, her
sister, Ni- Iahel Newton, was married
to Robert NcKeon. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. C. N. Selleck.

 

—Plenty of ice cream at Lane's, hi
Washingtonstreet.

Harry Hyatt.eouoftbelate.iamea W.
Hyatt, has returned to Norwalk. The
schoohhip 8t. Isn‘t-which hewaa
acadetforaomemeutha.“ beeuaban-
doned. Shawl]! be usedasauaval re-
serve in place ofthe Newllampahire.
Thedtipiaheingthoruughlyoverhauled
at the foot of Fifty-Eighth MN"
York.

The work of paving between the Tram-
way company's raih on Wall street was
comets-cad this morning and win he
completed as soon as pe-ible. There
willbesomedelay in making the con-
nections across the tunnel and at the
Holden avenue branch. Special rails err.-
haingrnade for this purpose and have'
not yet' arrived._

 

—-Japaneae piaua screens at P'tunm's

FEW“. IIN‘NON.

Plane-wt I’m About Out and
Olhavfoople‘a'rlaudn

Nr. and flu. Recall and brighter
lat-eLofnew-th. harem“
lr.aadllra.Cl-ulesllauchy,oflolon-
roe-heat.

Amongthsmnlscticut visitors tothe
World's l'airsioeelh opanlng.aad who
registered at the Connecticut state
bdlding.arweomeof our towmpeople
udfolk of neighboring towns. From
Bouthliovwalhwere Iran. HoytAn-
drows.lra.flsaryl.lloytandll.l.
Hoyt; Hort-alkali. Jackson, George
II. l.yea, W. C. Bandaland. Alice 1..
Clsolwell,'l'hoa York; Darlen,lrs. W.

 

Irv. .l. numb. more» a; It.
I. choral. wllpta Hawaiians...
an'sdaeadayJosttsadcoateva-res.
Walnut-hicks. Bey-
...d'mnmusnsat flea-
hyhlorwaik.

has... (3. II. wine's no Jonas.

 

It...r.x.uonontuin¢toom“ -

ya in and Brussels Carpets,

flil Willis and linnlanms, y,
china and Japanese Mailings,

Shades and lirapnrias.

W

'A."Dickerman & Son,

B4 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.

 

 

ALL KINDS 0P LIMITS.

What was sr'o-t-nsu :1qu are
note; an tau and Water.
The B. k 0. nine and the Crystals will
play ball on the Baxter grounds next
flatnrdly.
Interest in mid lobe waning inthe
Cedar Point Yaeht club,and it is feared
that dishaudment will shortly follow.
Owing to the inability of all but three
or four members of the Darieu and
Graniteviile nines to go to theStuart
avenue grounds Saturday. two picked
nines played a game, the score being
nine to six in favor of the club having
the Granitevllle players.

”AIKEN.

[ianiel Edgar and family have returned
to rest Island for the summer. Ilr.
Edgar has purchased a handsome naph-
tha launch and has sold his yacht “Cyg-
net" to New York parties.

Thede at the island has been thor-
wshlr "mired-

The aelectmcn have given Savage .tq
Shelton permhsion to close the cm
lug west at the Norown station in order
that the four tracking may be pushed
forward with greater rayidity.

John D. Crimmons has a large force of
men at work on his deck at Collendare
Point. The severe storms in April made

acomplete wreckof the wharf. Judg-
ing from the manner in which the dock

is being rebuilt, it will withstand the
elements hereafter.

The Dariena will cram bats with the
Weatporle next Saturday afternoon on
the Brady grounds.

The game last Saturday afternoon he-
tweentheDarieuJunien andtha “ “
Stamfords. was somewhat onesided, the
score being twenty-seven to one in favor
of the former club.

 

 

WES'ITOR'I' AND SAL'GA’I'I'CK.
lira. Charla L. Hay, of De Boil, Pa.,
is visiting Ilias Clara Hurlburt.

Nina Jennie P. Robinson, of Danbury,
is visiting Nrn. Frederick Non-house.

Ilr. and Hrs. George ll. Downes, of
Brooklyn, are guests of Mrs. Abram W.
Bradley.

Carl J. Peck. of lliddletown. has been
a guest during the week of his brother,
Rev. Licorge C. Peck.

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Nash, of Stamford.
were guests Sunday of Kr. and In. Bd-
ward A. Nash.

John D. Wood is on a business trip
thwart) the west.

)lts. leerick Adams, of Brooklyn. 5

guest of her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
William E. Sturgu.

Mrs. A. T. Burr and family. and Elisa
llelcn B. Beware, of Greenwich, have
been visiting friends in town during the
week.

Fraierich Courtney, of the United
States steamer Monongahela, is home for
a ten weeka' visit with his yurenta, Hr.
and Ira. Thomas tiourtney.

caught near the King street bridge.

The Dramatic club meets this evening
with the aecretuy, Stewart W. Sher-
wood.

Dr.aud In. L’l'. Day left flaturday
for Hilwaukee. Wia.. where the doctor
goo-Ia a delegate from the Connecticut
State ladies] society to the convention
ofthe Nationals-sciatica, tobebeld in
that city this week. On their return
they will stop for a week at the World's
Fair. During his absence his patients
here will he attended to by Dr. Gregory,
of Nerwalk.

The entertainment given by Frances
Hooker Keeley and others at the Opera

poorly attended. although it was well
nearbyole-techhetterpatronage.'l‘heu
ausndaucewottldhave been Iamsrhad'f
theperformaneshsen more thtxoughly;m
advertised.

 

 
 

 

 

 

 

 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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um. last Thursday evening, was W"

 

Areyeulnsuredl Hunt, now is the
timetoprovideyouraelfaudfamilywith
nbottleofChamberlain's Colic,
andDiarrheeaRemedyaa an insurance
againstanyaerious results from an at
lack of bowel complaint during the sum-
mermenths. Itisalmost certain lobe
neededandehouldbe procuredat once.
.Nootbermmedyeantakellaplacoordo
itswork. zhmdmcsntbottleaformle
byG.C.8tillson,Druggist.

lather llave You a Baby 1'

If so, get from your
3‘" It“"ht¥’..°‘ ”i; a...
urn v ten as Juing
colic Dreganda Colic Cure gives im-
mediate relief removing wind from
the stomach an quieting the nerves.
giving restful sleep. Mother, think of
the worry and anxiety this saves you.
If your baby is teething Dr. [land's
Teething Lotion for 25 cents. soothes and
relieve all pain. Sold by all druggiste.

Fifty cents' to a small doctor bill, but
thatisallit will cost you to cure any
[nary case of rheumatism if you use
Chamberlain'sPain Balm. Try it and
you will be surprised at the prompt re-
lief it affords The first applIcation will
quiet the in. 500cm bottle for sale
by G. C..— tillson, Druggist.

If a New York millionaire gives a din-
ner at 5th avenue and 26th street, costing
2‘30. .00 ,whichlgivea 13 mm
these poo e span In
truth llsiinallantf have to pay y.85 00
each forCactusBl Cure tocure them,
what would be the saving per capita it
the dinner should not be given, there
being 87 persons at the feast?
Inquire at Plaisted’a drug store, where”
you may have the solved and
getinformaticnabouc tctua.BloodCure

OSBORNE—At last Norwalk. June tth. Mrs.
.Oahorne Ely ”can

Kindest-y lune-1h.) step.

late reaidenee.

 

nu. from her

Chl' mi. Cryfor
Pitc her'a Castorla.

Wholebywudchwegaveherm
mmmawwcfledform
Whitebecanulhdtecluagtom
WhatehadChfldragshegaveth-nm

Children Cry for
Pitcher’a Castoria.

Children Cry for
Pitcher'a Castorla.

Taylor & Golden.
Real [slate and Insurance

wanntxo'row "Kl".

Persona lookl for magma orhouae and lot.
with the views .are Invited to
call andeutnlneourllat. share theme

saleln every partof the cityat mannahlr
pricesamloneaav terms. an,"

‘ 'ro m;

OW Ell door of house: Vo.’ . Ann street;
4 rent flu. lnqulreonthepromisen. it

‘Ol'ltluorn Iuornapartmentatlwart: and Corbett
bullrlln,mt.8to Itahmnratloor
over lay/ton 9 insurance on. balls furnish-
ul. lnqnlreOldWellCtgar (.‘o., in Wealth?-

I

ll.

Filodfm July I. lower part of ammonium, 6'30.

lilittiuth Main
FromJumlLIo wav
oApply told.

KM? rooms. rent
Moralwartl

‘llts’l'lloor. No. 0 Ana street. t meand
banginent hl'tnhsa Kate: and

master as [ten cheap. on wetting:
oraOrcbard street. Norwal ‘9 y

ill: lower apartments and basement to
Tier um No one atr-et. inquires!
.i. C. (' rows. rate If

Too l‘l'frurn Junelst. antenatal dwelling.
a am“ Main street.

Dim“ annuals. tt' Ila. ('liy um
Addre- ohu rents, th smaller». '3"

()‘ilmorenfln Wulllfler’shaadaome
Livingstone i’lat-e unrem-

leteda urventfroaann-l. house
mm (but;

on high mnda perfectly
I VIM. ignite

 

 

Raina . name. also pretty reception
rrotn, laundry in rel
heater and stat
at N "West avenue.

0 nicely for:

Mbath. Apply WE Mfrflanklla

literate onnailroad ”nasal... Brent“
nelofloe. Apply at the Kantian

 

runner "Jill.
ChartreColeyhraparahasdaMcycta
ltev.D.I.Ellwoed.ofKelloggstn-t,
lierwaik.preaehedlathechapal yester-
brim
Ir. and Ira. John (layer, of Best
neswalkmrethepoadyanahetahaby
fiwhoanivedatthstrho-‘eon Weds
. Thiserantnrah-H.W.flawx-
haut.ofthisplaea.agrutdfathar.

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lanai lav lat-almond“. and
”ml-“ha!”
“mainline-Illa husband,
the 1“ Antonio. deflate-rah:

 

 

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This is an entirely new article made from White will illit- the.
finest cereal on the market. Very simple in preparation and only
takes two minutes to have it ready for the table. To
,toevery housekeeper inthiscitythisexcellentdiah,wehaye

AN Elll’ElllE

to serve it with cream at our store Thursday, Friday and

day of this week and give all an

SELLS, 60 lb 5lbs.;for 250.

Telephone

 
 

nun [All a an ~
Saturn
urgent invitation to call.

Call 1 3-2.

CHAS. E. SEYMOUR

Leading Grocer.

Fresh Fish l

 
 
 
 
 
 

plots and first quality throughou

FREE DELIVERY.

I Satisfaction guaranteed.

 

33 Washingtongt.
Fresh Fish!

 

EVERY DAY.

Our stock of meats, fruits, vegetables, etc, 15. as usual, com-

'viu

t. Come and see us.

(.I‘

 

,. I
E. J. WADHAMS, Proprietor,

PEIlPLE'S IAIKET

'18 North Main st., 80. Norwalk.
Telephonecall, 52-8.

- PEUPlE'B IIIKET.

21 Wall st., Norwalk
I Telephonecall , 57-8.

 

 

6 '« . ”w... .
I I
flnlumhia ladies
WEIGHT as POUNDS.

Blanch", BETI'ZR known and used

by more ladies than any
. best
light.

other make. The
Easy Running.

riders are using the Col-
umbia. Designed and
convenient.
JACKSO

built for ladies It be
comes at once the ladlee'
choice. Instruction free.
Hartford (' else 970 to
am ediand wheels
constantly on hand cheap

 

SPECIAL NOTICE.

will eontlnnetopractlceatflit
Hotel. South Kuwait. UNTIL JUNE I.
superior in the cure of all forms or
chronic or llngeringnidl mace. CI-ZTR [Fl-
CA'I'ES PRO ROUGH ills WON
31170me to DISCOVER HIDDES
DISEASES. and the efficiency of his purely
vegetable compounds. hundreds or patient
rescued from an untimely grave,
andreatoredtohealth. Calland seehim.
Ofllcehourmfitoflmm. Itosp. In. Consul-
tatlonfree. Info!

Free 1 Free 1

HOUSEWORTH‘S
PERFECTION GLASSES.

 

Prof. E. Houseworth

SPECIALIST ON THE KY1,
Will he at our atoreand will examineeyes free.

H. S. ROOD.

South Main street. South Norwalh.
)3 2w

 

chain-nag suntayiiiiéiiihi
THE Slilliii

 

City of Albany

DAILY SERVICE
mm

80th Norwalk
NEW YORK

FARE.
40 etc.

 

 

Lorne South Norwnlk, 7:15
a. In.

Leave New York. Beekmen

p.nI.

Matting litiI llsniury Train.

Leave N. Y., first trip Satur-
nday, June 10th., regular time.

”35.00 Rewardf”

Many later-atlas “that will lead to t
mmvlrtlel': whore- b

 

 

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C! have}!‘ “I in

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Jun...

’ Columbia Model-£30.

53 WALL STREET. NORWALK 01'.
(Next to Norwalk Hotel.)

SATURDAY, lllNE I7. “

It, 2:00 p. m.; Inst :Ilst St, 2:20 '

”I: new»

 

WEIGHT 3) POUNDS.

Fastest Running”? my; "gem
Sirongesi, hmfiwgfig
Beauiiful F nIsiI

linsi Rigid.

Price slit).
“Enact your

on can he theCo-
imbiantsame’ price.

BROTHERS

g __,____
llllllllllll HUSTPT ll lElEHT

Under the auspices of the

linur Keeper’s circle,

OF THE KING'S DAUGHTERS.

Illllllll EVEIIIB. JUNE 5-, II”.

eatlght oclne

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A farce entlfltal

Popping the Question“ ”

Il88 IlllTlll STDIE PIIIEII.“

laoan Operetta entitled

“The Seven iIIIi ladies
of iaveneer lows,"

Under thedlrettlon' of

ill“ I. l. turns“.
his Eemdecamp...“

Tickets iinclnding ruervadsat

 

. mmmCltart
ififd‘.flmt.u “my 33%;”
Music Hall.

linniiay Evening, June i2, i893.
GBANII CONCERT!

PLATON BRU NOF F

the great pianist and com I. of fit.

is I.~.Iersburg Itmtela. a mug
(immense. olParia. 2"

ADMISSION. 35. 5. All) 35 mn.
Tickets on sale at Krelger's and Phlated‘a.
5i ill

nrflitliilIISE mm

'1‘ 2 NIGHTS! and 8A I‘ll
CUNNIINCINH'I‘ sliéibafiyNullgng.

MEIER THllllliE
COMEDY 60.

Miss Bonnie Meyer.

'l'lte’l'A LENTID BMMIONAL At’Tm-fl

NI. lllllllEB l. STEVEN“.

Opening play, Tlliotanaa lireat War [ha-a,

LYNWOOD.

Change of hill each I M.
”0" mi. annlaarow

Ifl.l
at; It Mitchell 4. am... "“3,“
To listen who

VA”.
Ill]. IIOII‘I

. ”Till!-

Canceled Immediately

Ifr. N. luamb‘ oi lnnvloa and (leisure!
ialalprol that to
ylhebN a'rntla of ruler». h»
Generals!

alike-tile

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ll mull,

 
 

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“inmates-insulted

 

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nonnav. was I2

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