Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, June 24, 1893 · page 1

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'Gouneilmmberonllavilandatreat. J.
deenllurlhuttappealedlortheremon—
lrauieand John J. Wald: tor the peti-

 

lletty it. Sherwood.
this. lwar~“ly Native City."
George 1’. Raymond. who reridee at m l- Firml-
Wallav—“On the Beantiiul Rhine."

. ll’i Waahingtou atrmt, was the lint wit-

. . Orchaln.
In. Be and theprinclpal reaaonthe s‘hwq‘mmwm"
liceneahouldbereiueedwaeouaccount 3'“;me

olthe hoxiacturyonlyili’tyoreerenty»
dvefeetintherear,andinwhichahout
ili’ty sir-b are deployed. The north
ideotthewalkwaa the principal one;
theehuroheaweretothenorthoiWarll-

J.R.Iarvinmid he owned property
on the etreetand thoughtitwould he in-
juredhy amloon located at the piece
indicted. Hehaduever voted on the
Iieeunqndion.

I’m Rachelzl. Dawaon, who ie en-
sexed in htleinem at 88 Washington
Mthoughtthatthenortheideofthe
dreatwaauned exclmively, but that a
mloontherewre particularly objection-
ahlonaeeountoithehoxiactory;it
wouldinjuretheoperahouaeand cahee
temptation. Itwould headdingto the
eribalreadyinuhtenee on the street.

mm mid he had been
winthedrygondebuainear at 84
Wellington atreet ior twenty‘ilre years.
He thoughtthelomtionmmaobjection—
ahle than Moll—a. Becker and
DonovanJortheremoath-ttheir main
ntranemwerermWatnatreet. Hedid
aotamm at thaliqncr bnainemand
thou» th linen woufl hemmed»
“when“ Sunday;

Gelleralllehon Taylor thought there
wmaoyllaoemitahleiorthe retail trai—
Iclml-it war kept onto! the way.

Ber. K. Mackenzie.
Piano relation—“La Mata Veneeiana,"
Martha I. Pigeol.
Principal ll. S.Pratt'e report.

Benediction,
Rev. Jaher Backus.

In the evening the graduatee gave a

reception to their many friends. The
hall was crowded, and the allair was a
decidedlypleaeantone. Bmyth'e orchea-
tra lumiahed muaic for dancing, and
Herman Petrieaervedcream during in—
termimion.
Among the Wutport people preaent
were Kr. and In. William Staph, Ir.
and In. Louie B. Toquet, Kr. and Ira.
Buckley, Ilr. and hire. Gould Jeiifl.
Dr. and Ira. Day, Ir. and Ira.
Edward Taylor. Ir. and Ira. Alexi
Downs, Ibe- Katia Wheeler, Haiti.
Pignol. Betty Sherwood, I'- Walernan.
lira Taylor, Nellie Toqnet, Lena lore-
honee, Edna and Flo. Shawood.
Laura and Carrie Gorham. Nettie
Cable, lary Bradley, Anna Godfrey.
Alice Allen,Bdith Salmon, Bowie lar-
vin, Lulu Romper, lab Albee. lb
Smith“: Frederick A. Raymond,
E. W. Enhbell, W. A. ,l’eck. W. 1”, 0e-
horn.D. A. Salmon, Jr., ll. E. Pratt,
Piere Shielde, Austin Wakeman. Fred
Gorharn, Arthur Jeliile, John Quintard,
Charlee Suiilin, Percy Sherwood. Ire
Grand Cannon, A. Preaton Sherwood.

From South Norwalk were Hiram Lil-
lie Getter. Iary E. Smith, Lavinia ll.
Sooville,llaud K. Francis, Jennie Fer-
rie,Luln Erbium Victor Perri.
Fred and Harold Perm W. A. Coley,
W.J.lelandandllohertG.lltoheil.

‘l'boae from Norwalk were limo Au-
nieCole,lauiePecl',llden Hyatt, Lulu
Stanley, Mellie Barnum, (ll-in Demar
real, Annie Burr, Clara and Mamie lila-
plea: lie-ere. Fred Ambler, P. Gordon
Meade, Jourph Gregory, Janice laplIl.
Harry Beera, Eugene McCain, John
Hunter, Charlea Barnum.CharIee Irr~
ritt, Harry Rider, and Seymour Curtia.

fleet anditecloaeprnximitytothelan
Wy,whaeanumher oi women are
employed-

Rev. 0. n. Beatitpaetorofthecon-
W church, waaowoaedtothe
panting 0! a licenae; the church had
nevertakenaetioureoardtngthematter,
huttheYoungPeople'eBocietyhad de-
eidedtoopprleeit.

PUPILS wno CAN SHELL

nay llldl‘tlalaafllpla a Hotel One
’ landral wane.

Principal Foch we the iollowing ill)
wink an an examination on the' 400
I“ take: by Grade 8 during the part
term: “flexible...“litenle, oblivion,
pert-i, veracity. telicity. promeeion.

,grievance, critically, persua-
doa, knowledge, inrlough. dieryllable.
eleieaoy;euphony. dioceae. confection-
Iy. amine, a-piem. illmion, reacind,
m mt. m-euln, audible, in-
“ “cameo. ahmity, m, ex-
. Militant. liar-M. altogether.
foil, recipe. ferrule, vent. fanciful,
venom, tyranny, ventilate, lecible,atimu-
hilt, hint, puildy. pennant, pumice,

 

 

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Iarraataa Dada Mariel! la the 0."
al the 'l'wwa (ll-eh.

Reheccail. Oimatead 'to Iichael lcv
Coy, land at Graniteville.

Sarah IL Taylor to Richard ll. Golden,
land on Woodward avenue.

Thoma Village to Richard ll. Golden,
land on Woodward avenue.

 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 

"Emma-upon. A.LVanderhilttoBugeneI. Arub-
Slam mallet. Brill-h. M ier,landonWitchl.ane.
,In “I." “‘III' “I II " Charleenfiterenatolldwlnlailruah,
rummnluu: ahalldhglotcnllayviewavenaa.
""""'“'" - ' AaaleC. nave-drowned.
IandaadhalldiagonWeataveaaa.

John0.8tnlllland mwald ll. Bmith
tolaryl'. Bu, indeed building”!

 
 

 
 

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hum-alumnus,
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Decorations of Every Description.
STUR'l'EVANT’S BARGAIN HOUSES,

‘KORTH IAIN AND ANN STREETS, SOUTH NOBWALK.

j‘ I” T’l {2‘ t».

gring AnnOuncement- . .

Stockthe ‘ ' ‘

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LOON’S.

line of Clothing
Youths’.

 

finest grades.

l lvlnml lill lllssllc mlmmamirn.

lama at the W India on I“
armrloue mountains: or m mn'h'm‘” ":1” mm
“In“. 0' Olllfl’ull. Point 1W company will he
- aailedonWadncday,Au|mtfl. Ownera
leWe-ttaiowieatmm of m-dhm’mhm
"“- - W VIN-immu- uncertain-ammunition;
M '- 1'“ Pen- -d I- ul Theeonreewilllleilvemileatolhowind-
amen-ea... we, or leeward, and retina. There
William 0. Olmetead. a well-lode In”! Ind-wwfmen-Ioommb
Wiltoniarmer,wholivmintheNoddn. fill and yawia; two clum‘imjlhand
tricghaemyumiomlydhpmul, ”a mainaail boate. open-or phin; three
aotraeaothinmhgmonm clause (or atflghmhopwlorcahin.
dayming 1'? boarded u. 7 o'clock andtwoda-aioroyrtaboanopanor
mallow-idem. may a, cabin. Theiirat [encumber-will
gotoNewYork to set a man to help beaaiirereup,and timmcondprineth.
hlmwithhiahaying. What Ir. 0|... Thermwillheealledatlila. Ill.
steadleithomehe had a "luau. mu .___________
watohandahonttiw in money in hie PWNAL KEITH“.
pocketa. Beiaabout forty-fireyaara of n...“ rm.» About Our and
axeandhaaawlie and two email chil— on» Pauli-m
dren. Hewaeamaaoiexeeedingly do- Ex~Gorernorlnunahury.otRidgeiield,
meetichabite. A party of hi. rm. iaamongtheConnecticut vieitoreatthe
wenttoNew York yesterday, but were World's Fair.
unabletogetany‘traceoi him.

on! I‘ll! RIVER.

lawnaadflaaalpatthallayta laet
Imam.

 

 

 

 
 
 

 

 

iting her ootwin, I‘- Emmal. Grum-
man, eaye the South Wilton corn-pond-
ent of the Ridgeiield Pin.

li- IamleQnintard,oi Baum. torm-
erlyoitlorwalk.bapendingaiewweeka
with her aunt, In. Harmon Gilbert, oi
Eurlhntt atreet, Wilton.

lire. Iinnie Iathewe and child, oi
_ Yet-mouth, lam..are viaiting In. Sarah
L . . Porter oi Havilalld street.

—Cllorce of one lot oi w w '

256' 80c and 350 each, {3: 1e: “03): George E. long, of 'the Dixon Pencil

Boston etore Norwalk. company, Jcraey Clty, Ia apendlng a day
’ or two in South Norwalk. Iir. Iron; “a

Walter Hoyt hae received the appoint- an expertetencgrapher.

ment oi poetmaeter here, enceeeding Williamllemandbridc have returned

Harry Rider. Mr. Hoyt is amaaon by iromtheirweddingtour.

trade and livee on filcll street. fiW

Newa in the military world iebriek.
(hdera from Hartford announce plane (or
camp. Maroon at Niantic h requeat
ednothterthan 10a. m.,Angort 2], ior
The Epworth League held its aocial eixdaye' tour of duty. Heretoiore it has
meeting with I'maJemie Bremen. Pint been impoeeihie to get all the organiza-
avenne, laat night, lire. E. L. flanked tiona thereheiorezp. m., but probably
gave two mdtatiouand A. N. Paddock diflormlt arrangemente have been made
rendered eeveral inrtrumental aelectione. [or title year. There will he echoole of ill-
etruction for odioera and non-commie-
-I-die-' ““0 I." dim "it. dulled oilloera rm troop. m.,eveI7
MIMI-dhmh-Iihodhm-Ir m an filthy —a nature”.
mach-uh Benton-tore. Now-Ii. run will allow no leiaure momenta {or

"W "“‘ *m each omeera. itiilepractiee "allould allo
nowivron. he had" it poeaible. Baggage will to
“our-when! latinlol the Bum limited to company citrate andaval'ne
church.he|dhatniehtinthmt woo. to: each oilicer—ae before. The com-
s'te the Fairview Hon-e, was well at- mhearyxeneralwillprorideiortheaub-
W. 13"“ “M53061 to-nieht riatence oi collated nanometre meet
BingStarDiviaion, No. 40,8. of 1., lookout for thenmelvea. The governor
met laat night, and decided that the willreviewthehrigadeon Friday.
committee having the fair in ‘ ..
mkfimm of Ira. S. W. God- i‘litycenteiaaamafl doctor hill, but

thatieall it will coat you to cure any
“0' next Thureday afternoon. ordinarycaaeoi rheumatie' in it you nae

Ir. and Ira. Ribleta, of New York. Chamo'al’ain 1311;” Try tit» and

- you mrpriaed re-
“. mm “”i' ”'“m m" lieiitafltwda mnmwmwm
quietthe ' . 60mm hottla ioraale
lr.andlra.Rino,oiNew York,a|e byG.C. ,
It RotothdlIt.

M
William Falter and iamily, of New 0006 D m

York,areviaitingJohnD. Fetter. Mmmmminllumry.
_lrI.AlleeDean Wardhaa purchaeed nth-mm" “lei-“1"“
'. u'mmdm I'm“ {hith' "Fifi”; now Your Illl 1.000.000 w rut
landwilll water. ArehiteetgA. NJ’ad- l. “MW
dock, oiilouthNorwalk, lap-tun; out “mmwlfi: one
drawing ‘0' thetowerinwhich the Thanotatilmayatamd writingmuaia
windmill will he heated. it will be waaiavmtedlnim i
forty-live ieet high and will have hal- Thebeahthahdex at theeunditlonol
cooler which will henaed lean oileerva- thalntwnaleeonomy.

'l'haPhrmlidanawera thalrntoamploy
wry. Thedaignirwyelahorateaud toi I I
ThaUnitadStateah-ahoutmmdller»
antanddlulnetrallwaya.
'l'llatraehcqttal otthaheartlaappre
l’rincipalA.8.llihbinaentertainedthe mumpfium

ulna-north madman-taller. Amhahmddktumh'flhthatla

 

The Rev. Kamith lackmie, Jr., rec-
torol the Churchol the Holy Trinity,
Weatport, will preach in 3:. Pani’e
church Sunday evening.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

—0iletovm with iron tankand hm
Won'tmcatthe Beaten store, Nor-
walk.

 

 

 

 

V‘We have opened a complete

Boye’ or Children’s
wear. from the cheapest to the

iii. Jennie Fillow, oi Norwalk. in via- V

for , Men’s.

 

’ “class... M:3." “h “sci” mes ‘3'
to at many an e o
fiwiahtocryhard timeeJor-Vmere advertieement;
on_tlle contrary, we wiell to aeeert that we ve had a trade
tineepl-il‘lghlimtetilgfhaveon ht‘a’ndmetzly Ev w ' weare
anxious poao preriona mven .
before goin to the atom, makes a list of 3},” is?
seven h f much tima and trouble; now we have

save this trouble for you, an the following list
but not least we have made

arranged to
will oertiiy.

many note-worthy reductions in
which we think will meet with

price of goods in all deportmen
a most generous response from

 

Sale begins Saluldsy. and continues on Monday.
Tuesday. and Wednesday. the 24m. 26m,
27m and 28th respectively.

 

 

Inventory Sale of Dress Bonds.

Reg.Priee Salel’rice
25c 36in.wideCaahmere,alicolore, l9e
25c MinChlllgenbleGooda, 19c
89c ainiltriped Flannel, We

Reg. Price. Sale Price
8% 5 didererlt tenle oi silk dreai
lace. 48 in e, :23

25c spleceeallwoolchaliie,
500 yarde eerge challie, closing out at

45c 86 in Plaid age. 35c 39c yard.
85c BSinSerxe Cashmere. all Our entire atock beet dremGinxhame,
ehadee, , 42m at 10c yard.

Invemcry Sale of Ilmicns.

tile 3 hare beet glycerineeoa , 12c 10c Baby‘a etamped biha with spool
12k Yeat’e hematllched k’chfs, 8c red working cotton.
m pine, inll count, 5c 20c 2,000 yda. Hamburg edge, con-

iaca cove 19c oi 50 diilerent patterne

eistin
inwifitllirom linchtolOinchee.

15c Chlldrml andladiee' top

“a Inherit.”- law's“c 'lh mfimwmltfi
aire.widehemandtnck, lac ”Odoubraaamurehooh, 10::

we Your chdea or 3 diderent 25dozchiln’apuramat each
mien box in tilde: ladiea at each

lhc Your choice rum gamut
olaeamwhite and corn

ior lilo yd ladiee'atriped camhric collare and
25c Anchored aoap. 3 cakea with cuileat l'lcaet
atand for We Ladia’ white chemiaetta, each 23c

 

iadiee'whitecufla,perpair

Inventory Sale at Hosiery.

25 doe Genta' anxoh rhirte and draw- Ladiea' iaat black aeamlrm here, per
era. all nine, 35c Inn
20 due Boya' ehirta and drawora Ill ladiea’ wh-le lawn ahirt waieta,
aizee iron 34 to 8!, thin mle. each 27c llamlrg trimmed, hex piaited
lnianla’ fine Swim ribbed veeta, open back front, each
ironta, rial-a i to 8, each lo doc Genta' ampeuderr, worth lie.
9" ior thia eaie

ladlea' ribbed veeta, each

10 due ladia’ ribbed veata, each Genta' ecarie in tech, each

Gente’aeamlemhaii hoae,worth 15c [A dieeount oi it) per cent. on all
pair,tllbmle,2pairaior 19c, paraaoia.

Invcmcly Sale at Domestics.

lbdutowelapnrelinen 5ceachli.000y<h.cheekedandatriped

l’ie

25c
l'lc

 

me
We

”dendamaaktowela inllaizerrgnlar valuelztcdealeprlce Icprryd.
narter “£3 ificeach Millydemalicoheatgooda “operyd
ideetapoaa datum l'leallcomplete 2.!!!) window-hula the each
Wdomwaehnp “coach liloiladire'wra “coach
iiidoaJrinpdnapkiaailcdoa aiael‘l 15w. douhlei outingilanneidarh
inaquare. whrrworthlhcperyardaaleprtcelile

fimmtainrcreeniilio. wideocyard

Inventory Sale of Fishes.

25 imtiation oil dining roommbjecte an imitation oah frame engravim
”are least no the our: fl Wee-c
3m

3'

hwhiteandmoldirarneaiae alarm-l abeflrflreal

 

the eloaiog dayoitlre term,hyprovid» nothing—onlyadrownlagwemarlr'
in; themwith ice cream at Yancher’a Chum-re reputed tolla the
bakery. moataxparth'uttuuwwainthaworld.
“Rum."hntaotteowelhwnt-
'l'ha h“. of the W M ellamayhathare—ltdthaimi-aay.
wfllclurahoutOfl,-therunltolthdr Matter Omar-l lie-ell prune-ae-
iuunllnflwhwnhllflhnudarnkhk hknamawiththamhmthuayb
(leery Iverett will probably an. labia
ht duti- aa perineum, July 1. lie Immb‘hwfl‘w
wlnmovethaefleeiutothavaeantatnre math-are".-
mawhlflaapeotedlomwmm yw.killall twatmd
ea .mhvamtad thaoneadjoln- thick-lg“ A -
“Watch?“
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31.7% each oak iramea all aabjrcta [Ln-teach
35 little genie tire 13am 85c each

Invcmuly Sale in Kitchen Iltpamnent

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‘l‘hiaiaaapotwhiehnenall intereata iwwadlhoarde lie
ynuall~we haratrledlo ltmuell Annular-atom 3e
mManMm—flimiomet atoveeandllurntt

yelceaarelowerthaaeverhatore—«weara
honeuwherlwemyweptthe muudrlah
theta-alto! alyhrlnae la lube-hon
lillhalalloo miller
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taed'hipla u” tacitly ”that e t hettcmtaa 0::
are ouppw or

were lathe—hat. We

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rat ite I. minute—trance“
m two you“ “teach

In ”W lamp able hart to
match fled
each In lwtqtala-hrrrydiahra ileeaeh

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All the latest Novelties In

Fumishinl Goods!

 

 

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lleeaaaa you willrfle the III. and till
worthiathadeal. BeeaaaethethorPaea-
raatie‘l'iraleadaineaayrldingand quick ve-
pairing.“ tauertnha removahietllrou‘ha
hcielatharim.

Noinaanowerrynorapairahoptomarthe

Elfifill’i‘nnos. lgoms.

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GASOLINE STEVES

Best Made.

at the lowest prices."

on srovas

and all kinds of

 

 

_ House Furnishing.

Plumbing.
Tin Work.

f. H. NASH & BBO

Cor. Mum and West St.
“there who
WALD]:
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..... Canceled Immediately

NOTICE.

l llare Appointed
JAIN ll. sll’l'li,
8 Spring street,
Ila. Nor-all,
Ir sou none-r FOB nlannur
coum. ann Ill ans-run sou
are-r or urine arr ear-
were I! commotion
wrr- ere-1- rear-
no in true
mum.

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Ileana-lame

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' 96 Washina'tiinSt, ;,

will offer epeclal' inducempta
tobuyere of ‘ . a.

Wall Paper

for one week, oommenomg’ Bet-
urday, 20th. “

Another-case of those low priced,

rnmcrn saints.

iinlelled complete, for
29 cents. .
Arrived to-da' y.

 

 

Alargeetockof .
Scotch-Holland Mtg Ms
ul values sane
constantly on hand. '
All New Goods. -,

Wehny for cash and eollat
the lowestcaehheeie. In.“

House fi' over. ' ,

hauler-aid).
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Trimmed and Untnmmed' Hate.

complete line oi theeo goods.
We alao have a lull line oi

250 to

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Braida, Illande and Swiat Straw in all colora from

Stripea, Envy. Gallium! and Black, from

$3.75 to $6.50.

 

H. KR EGER,

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We are now allowing an elegant line of Summer Stylea in

Leghorne and Chip Plate are

the prevailing etylee ior the aummer, and we are ahowing a

-——-w—~oa>———--—-

Ladiea’fiallor' llatainfienata

$2.90.

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Ladiea’ slit Waleta in Philb,

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