Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, June 26, 1893 · page 4

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tsradayortwosgo. ltcsme from a
lriand of his who went {rum flun-
nryto'l‘urksyaudis now on his way
to the‘Worid's Fair. The letter was
writtaniuthe’l‘urkhb Iangluge and Ir.
Quittnarhadtngetdohnlierringlomd
it.

—No old mknverythlug new and
thehtmtnt HarryGov'n'a Olgal'storo.
Naw‘l‘boatreBuilding. Washington st.

 

 

 

 
 
 

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lainsnutyattsndad thegolden wedding
ottbeiormsr’sparrnte. llr. and Ira.
lease Biol-rota. in New York. Sunday.

Captain William Benton, of theitsam—

to toatiiyinthecaasoltheoltyolSoutb
Norwalk against the Norwalk and South
llorwalk Electric Light company, rob.-
tlvs to the removal of dead pols and
wires. No testimony was taken, how
ever. It was agreed between counsel
that the unused lamps, hoods and mast
' arms oi olecu'ic l t com
ha'fimvh‘om on Chun- Minutemen, “finafié
WWJWI- the assent thaolsctrio lightoomvauy
anion thecity (or allqod violation 0!
contract. Tbeoaasia down for a hoar»
ing in September.

Commander J. ll. Atwood, oi Douglas
Fowler Post, who takcaadoep lntsrcrt
in everything pretaining to (l. A. it. al-
fairs. accepted an invitation from the in-
specting committee to visit the Soldiers’
Home at Noroton. last Saturday. Bav-
ing thoroughly inspected the entire re-
tablhhment irom collar to attic, includ-
ing onthomes and grounds. asking innu-
" mrrahle questions or the inmates and
making mental notes oi their replies. be
eapromm himself as highly delighted
with the management and conduct of
the inatitutionandthinks it would bodil-
llcult to make any improvements. lie
(eels particularly pleased over the rfsult
of hi visit, as it was through the ener-
getic eflorts oi Douglas Fowler Post that
tho prmsnt system was inaugurated.

The ilvehonr flyer between New York
and Bolton.whicbwas pntontheCon-
solidated road today, pamod through
South Norwalk at llfll thiamoruing,
sixteen minntm behind schedule time.
The train was drawn bysllenney en-
gine, No. 319. Engineer William Del-
iertand fireman Harry loliulty, will
nitrite train to Providence. The!
woreatonoond oi it and Major Isaac
Bromleywithaspou'mlcaraud a party
otliewYoinewapap-mmwsreatthe
other end. The Button train will be
takrniroml’rovidencetoliew York by
anflna No. 233. with Eudora Gillian
Downessnd Human Barry Ovlatt.
Bustouroportmowiilhaveacaron that
train. Onmanypartsoltbo route bat-
tmthusmilsaminuta will be made.
They will arrive at 3 o'clock and will
baveaaactnalrunnlngtimooi t hours
and u mlnutrs. ‘l'be Bonou train
should pt- through South liorwaik a

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‘ STRAWBERRY.

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Can’t be Beat.

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mmmrmeun ”I'll-maven. Mum

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Willow.

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m flan-.Mmho. It'll. s."‘.’....... seam and Florence
48 Washinllon St.
SOUTH NORWALK.

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7' ’

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withahriefaddr. by thopaator, will?

Ladiési Shirt. Waters, WI

' 2550th. £92.50. '
WHITE wWAlsTs
sects to $1.75.

A. Dicker-Han &' Son,

84 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.

 

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“in electric tanning apparatus has
been placed in the Norwalh club rooms.

Acivli service examination basboen
ordered iorclerksaudcarrlersatthe
Norwnlk post oillce, July 8.

 

 

—-Methodiet excursion tomorrow; all
should go. _
Isaac Karon, arrested on suspicion oi
being implicated in the . burglary at
Spencer 0. Horton's grocery store on Bei-
donsvenue.wastobavo been tried flat-
urday alternoou at 4 o’clock, but the
case was adjourned for one week. lla-
sonbasbeenreieseed on his own recog-
ninrnce.

-Groat ball game at insou Park to
rnorrow. go and see it.

Bridget Ilcliorney went to Winnlpank
Saturday night and got so drunk that
whensberetnruedtothe depot rho re-
iusodtoioavothecar. onloenfloward
andllartiu,whowsrecalied to muove
her. took her to the lockup and this
morning she was tried before Justice
leidgo sud fluodflandcosts.

IOWAY'I'ON.

There warn large attondancoat the
Baptist strawberry irstival, Saturday
night, and it was much enjoyrd by all.

Several youngmen in this place are
arranging [or a carryall ride to Black
Rock, Wednr rday night.

The connect for beating later 8t.
John‘snewhense has been let tow. H
locker. The J. T. Prowitt company
will do the painting.

DABIZN.

The South Stamford ball nine came
here Saturday alternoon and defeated
tlreDarlon teamby homo o! twelve to
ninof

Clarence Crolot is spending a lewdaya
in Jersey City. N. J.

William Manon is very sick at his
homohorc. lie had an sboom, which
broke inwardly. and his recovery is con.
siderrd doubll’ul.

WESTPORT AND SAUGATUCK.

The Westport nine deieated the ll. &
(1.). cl South Nurwaik, Saturday alter—
udb'ml y a score "l twsty-e'ght to (our.

Rev. Father llnnpby, wbola amiatant
pasture! tberurcbot thoiiolyflamo.
of Brooklyn. has been visiting a low
days with a millage friend, Owen F.
Rice, on Riverside avenue.

The Young People's Christian En-

deavor society 0! tho Whirl]
church have nominated their presidmt,
lia- Angie L. Paxton, to "present them
at theioternationai convention inlan-
troll.
. liar Irena Iiorrhouse, principal. and
II. Navy 1'}. Smith, teacher at the
iihorcrow school,aro arranging for an
entertainment in Tarp-t Oporaiionse.
Thursday night. ior the benefit 0! the
school Art-ts {rum this town and Booth
liorwalk will raider a very interesting
programme.

mam 0? I'll MATE.

lumaellntaraatmlalru-lvoryour—
tor olOownoatlewt.

Judge John libslMlUlawYorh city.
whoraosntlydisd in hhsigbty-Irvvnlh
yar.was a pads-root the ”totals“
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Telephone

Leading Grocer.

._hguhrhewns-ni therivor,
mastimtbsmoretbarsie or it. You
oannoteetareallyiirstolamtable without
Mala. moraine, sad we are the first
dumotfionthliorwalk. Mela-s
grocers make their Manon Intels-
livors. liveweilhy taking your supplies
tromuuruook. Native-trawhorrlm daily.
Bscurollratolmsstock. Priomlowat

 

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Call [.3'2'

* CHAS. E. SEYMOUR,

33 washington St.

 

Highest of all in banning Power.—- Latest U. S. Gov’t Reprt.

 

 

£0 THE PRICE

llruc of fresh
1

items mum.

DOWN, DOWN, DOWN,

8 BF MEATS.

av

Yea, business is dull and toliven it up we offer sirloin. at 16;

porterhouse, 18; round, 14; shoulder,

ring lamb’s hinmunrter, 15 cents;
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10; rib roast, l2}; plate, 5;
fore, 10; legs of mutton, 15

fruits, vegetables, etc, etc.

 

E. J. WADHAMS. Proprietor,

 

 

 

 

The quarterly meeting of the Broad
River chapel will be held Weduoedsy
evening.

The annual meeting of the Brood Riv-
er school district will be bold tonight.
The strawberry leetirsl and entertain-
ment. held in the chapel last week, has,
in spite of the stormy weather which
prevailed. proved a moon. The pro-
ceeds amount to over will).

liev. F. E. Robbins, pastor of the Nor-
walk Baptist church. preached in the
chapel yesterday alternoon.

Arthur. theiiveyoar—old son of Wil-
liam White. who was bitten in the check
by a dog last Friday night, is slowly im-
proving, but his lace is yet quite badly
swollen.

 

 

Solumbia Laies’

WEIGHT 5 POUNDS.

FREE llEllVElY, PEllPlE'B IIIKET.
13 North lain st.. 80. Norwaik. 21 Wall st., Norwalk
Telephone call, ' | Satifaction guaranteed. | Telephone coll, 57-3.
BROAD RIVER.

 

Bolumai Mollie

WEIGHT 3) POUNDS.

 

 

Governor 'lryoa'a 0—“ "

 

Vice-Admiral Sir George 'i‘ryon, who
went down with the battleship Victoria,
was the great-grandson of William Try-
ou, the last English governor of New
York, whowaacordiailydetested bythe
patriots of North Carolina and New
York {or the exceedingly rizoroua ad
ministration of these colonies iron: 1765
until 1778.and for the inhumanity be
displayed on various oocmionaospecially
for the destruction of Dnnbury, Fairfield
and Norwalk by expeditious that he
commanded in person.

 

Fiity cents is a small doctor bill, but
that'nallitwili cost you to cure any
ordinary case of rheumatism if you use
Chamberlain's l’nin Balm. Try it and

onwillboaurpriaedat the ompt re-
iel it ailorda The first sppl cation will
quiet the n. diluent bottles tor sale
by 0. C. tillaon, Druggist.

Are you insured? if not, now in the
time to provide yoursell and iamily with
a bottle oi Chamberlain's Colic. Cholera
and Diarrbma Remedy as an insurance
against any serious results iron: an at-
tack of bowel complaint driving the sum

almost

Incr months. It is certain to be
needed andshould be procured at once.
No other remedy can take its or do
its work. 25 and 50 cent butt on for sale
by i}. C Stilleon. Dmggist.

lather Gray's Sweat Wer- Powders-

Nothor Gray, a nurse in the Children‘s
Home in New York.bes [or years treated
children succomlully withs remedy. r ow
prepared and placed in the drug «ores,
called Nether Gray’s Sweet Worm Powd-
ers. Theyare sold byall druggists at
’5 cents 1 package. They remove all
worms, are harmle- as milk. pleasant to
take and never fail. Valuable lor lever-
iahncm, constipation and headache, even
if no worms are present. Ask your
druggist.

Dr. Ii. J. Davis is a prominent phy-
been lewlzi Cam ownity,mlowa, sun:
has activ y engaged n

0! medicine at that place (or 32%“
thirty-live years. On the 28th of y,
while in 1). loinrsm route to Cblmgo,
he was suddenly taken with an attack of
sold Chamberlain's

If I New York millionaireV ‘ M .15” a dirt-
aav at 5th avenue and ”thmeotdmostiw

 

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Pitchor'a esoteric.

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‘ JACKSON ”W‘hfié‘fdlfltfi‘l'fiml‘i‘“ BROTHERS
Taylor & Golden. WANTS”-
IlealEslateandlnulrance Milli'l“é*:3i:;fi.ii£t£.“.::‘.:‘: ....
WASHINGTO! 813m. .
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allafiaexmngmwl'ist. éfiJBScE': r lured. Addresa."Hmkeeperflthfsofllce,
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DISTRICT OF SORWALK. es..PROBATB
Court. June 19th.. A. 1).. lm

Estate oi’ Elisa 1.. Prince. late of For-
walk. in said District. deceased.

Thet‘onrt of Probate tor the District of Nor-
walk.bsth limited and allowed six months iron:
the date berm! (or the creditors of said estate
moahibit their claims for settlement. Tin-1e
who neglect to present their account propor-
ly attested. wit in said time. will be charred
a recovery. All persona indebted to said estate
are requested to make immediate pa ment to

MARY RICHAK .
Administratrix.
1e ii. an. 1y: Bridgeport. Conn.

Till nudism mu.

Brmrrruo. 00:15.. is opened under new
management. newly nted. papered, and
thorn bl reborn has marina well
water. lat .audailumeary improvements.
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“DR. STEWART.

At ('in llntel. South Norwalk. has unlimlt.
edsuocm in the cure of all terms at CAT-
Altiili DlSEASRs 0F Till: ti‘l'OllAtIii.
AND luau». HE Rruovrs Tilllolts
AND Bl’Nt'HEs lh‘ Till} FLESH. WITH-
OUT PAIN or em cal operation. and mules
acorn tlete our-c. he (urailr'e power 01 litre
rrmed cs Le elm 1y marvelous. There are none
like them. C l and see him. l'onmlrnzlon
iroeunltl July l. Hourntmunmzzl toep.m.

~ Summer SchoOI.‘/'
liliiilll BUSINESS comet.
Stamford. Conn.

Special inducements are adored to than do-
aimua oi m‘uringa “[1!le IDIICA'I'IOS
Pleasant Mud)- mums. Experienced tearhcrn.
Thorough worsen of study and moderate till—
tton rate» arr: the ‘ ‘
Ive per cent. of the graduate: In bmlnens.
Band for elegant illustrated catalogue and
Journal.

Address, I. A. MERRILL. run.

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read in America. tat-ascent than '

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FUR N lTURE

GREAT BAMAINB.

David Stow,

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fiaflhfiub‘lfldmmflm .

nrssmru‘nu b the day. Terms. 1.50.
day. Mm M nos,“ South Manger.

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T0 Ll-l'l‘.

TWO ”trident... one o! 3' rooms and one of
5 moms. Apply to J 1.. Bu
Main strm. South Norwalk.

 

 

M
" MALL buildin on Water street, A I i
b E. F. Kunpp.‘ . $25! 0

 

P‘Ul'lt morn apartments Swurts anti Corbett

building. rent 88 to sin: also first ilwr
over Layton'e insurance Mice. balls furnish.
ed. inquire Old Well Cigar (20.. & Washing-
ton or. at!

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THE lower apartments and basement to

let or house 80. ‘J Ann start. i nlre of
Lighten." “3:12“
To LET from June let. a store and dwelling.

Ian 9.9 and 41 South Shin street; re
pleasant T

l' situated orpmite the Cl! Hm
Address john Ferris. gnarl. Korwulhymfl t!

 

 

‘ti-oficéifiu‘giih‘ mm. mm or

T bath. Apply tours. Brush,“ 5'th

street. a milltt

_ , , e w. _ _ __._..___~___.

THE} blure on Railroad Mace. next 13va

mm nominal once. Apply at the South?“
8.

['0 R EA LB.
'1‘0!‘ carriage. Inquire at Sulmuna; angle.—
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. Ai‘lthzfi ol good oyeter ground situated
‘2 of! Bell lz-lnnd; price. 81.! lo. There are
uyntere enuukhun it in on ' {or it, This islt
line pita-e to plant or one i. as on crow
very tut on it and make good ah pp"; Ad—
dmu. Box 4&3. South Somali. Conn. 131w
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grass. 3:1! i. Apply

 

 

9: also is acres of
to E. A. Woodward.
HORSE. 7 year» «minim rarrllao and a
«now with extension to". Terms reason-

able. Apply at Linrweller's, l' .
lzt lw
()l‘ri’l‘llt gmnnrl, {our acne. hard bottom.
near sprllr'a Island. inquire at ”You
anll nvrnuo. Rut Nostik. or addmsa P. 0.
Box all: Plumb Norwalh. ll: I!

 

 

 

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Fill lMl’ mm'ninma x. l'. and N. ".ml
book between ’: lilgb street and t
corner of Warblngtnn etrrrt and ('nacent
Terrace. A liberal reward will be paid for its
return to this 0mm. mu

millennium... '
7th Annuel Tour"

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PEGKandSlBUE’S
mucus.

DAN’L BOON

AND

WILD Mas-E snow

NURSERY LOT.

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The largest and iioat leaflets
than in America.

"seated um timers-cent Beretta (law
lane.

Western Women. a Hand of l
loan on... Fenian! limo
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