Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, June 29, 1893 · page 1

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Spring Agnohncement.

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o PACKS «FOR 250.

A litmus m rmrwunrt or EVERY liESchPlillN AT
. ’ ST URTEVANT’S BARGAIN HOUSES,

NORTH MAIN AND ANN BTW, SOUTH NORWALK.

lilllllll won “trams.

 

We have opened a complete
line ‘01 Clothing for
Youthsl. Boye’ or
wear. from the cheapest to the
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We WM 3mm stunrsmuts. , T... YALE-1m. 1m m nnrtucs BUSY were.
mun-W “out “micro-Warmth.- _.__...>
Warm It ran qrrrclraa or re. 'fm'”: “W '5“ h PABABBAPIIS mm noun“ ” '

Went Cheater Alarmed Over

 

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Mauylncendlary Fires.
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Ia Mural-lulled“- d- llalnh. Where-unntaayanluadlag _
v‘vumm m.“ mama—"smurf." nmummmv... "Omanmmxurnn.

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“MW"C'N'°" M m umma—mmumunmnu."
mhythenewatiiltarth, W. held MMLuonmm-t
athl‘orwalharmoryyeaterday ailer- lteoltauoo—“laa’a Doom"
, W _ or
,, 9 ”I'm?“ Edith; MM“; mum-"amorcoror."

m- Io-ua-a-na the Ila-aun- Wmmm low-mourniew-ddm

unaware-cumm-
loetlag to lie Called—Ian, Yuan!
mapflaveliaenbaam

'Waa'r Count, N. Y., June m—Thia

town la in a lively state of udtenant. Jar
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Miulhtharlne D. Bwick, m. Yaohtaandallklndaoiarnallaalliug

’ Mmbnrinniutourrnrntnonubar.
l’l'flicill.l 0' thew street achool i
willleavatown to-rnorrowtumhm; “dhmfnhlimbdnamarrivalan
ill NOW YM Itale. Bhewlll probably eaarne planaathat whiah
'Md-poruonor hervaoatlonat Lake

 

 
 
 
 
 

m. nun. mm, George. Ilia Swiok'a aoholara have be mi “I"... mm avenge oltwiee aweeh during thelaet two
”lat Churn-“lineal them-unto." come very much attached to ha and ngdhtlgibntonsa m order “Elsi“; ”mm" ""1 ‘5‘ “" “mum“ “5 'k
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Twenty-live odiou- oi the regirneot Twelve om. fromilwml.“ my," we“ .. a” mum. friend. the collector or the pontoall owner-and “rm! thrill!» who guard the m he"
were prank Colonel Front [mulled mm— Intuition-Pom:- ehe u made during bum in ownera 01’ vessels. Thu order willaakthat Mountable!» ntchtho culprit;
,‘d W. Jamel K, Warm. [WEWWWMI' m". Southorwalh will be to all oralt eordetoan anchor hall an hour ' The lint place imrned hythe ilrehnga
,l I ll ' I John W. I" '0' lilaAnnaWardv-n. . PM [elm beforetherace.

 

Schum‘Wdamhia. llv Laud."
Recitation—“Two Girl. oi m1."
laater Louie Bro-chm.
W tellers. The EM ballot an MW‘"“‘“‘ ll- “Wk"

“was the old Nicholle Quaker meeting

one. 100 years old and one of the victor
pone landmark- ol the town. it waa
burnedtotheground. Whilethe dtiuna

Mpany l", and Lieutenant Fred J.

that die is engaged to teach next year. Just previous to the time or starting the
yhohhill. of Company 0. Danblm “W

ummmm “I. All!!! Gibbs, revenue cutter Dexter will go over the
of Norwalk, mmpanied by Mile Sumo eonrae and warn ateamera not toattempt

 
 
 
 
 
 

. locrowd alter the crown. The oh of
mm remitedaefollou ll-NlnaCarpanter. Hamil, of Hartford, and Jane. 1!. WW of mwgmugowgoxgb rmnpmlhgmthmd the an.
afimmcupaay c. u mm:“mnuworumm- Beckett,“ New York city. will go to navigation la“ which m that a. pound church waa myrterloualy hum

Newlondonto-mormwandjoinlluhert MW *' '0 i” ”I“ ‘m "0" ohm"
Binhopindplrtyontheyanht“lll l” tion. Onlythepraaaateanierandreiereal’

. yacht will be allowed to iollow the crew:
to mine. the Yaleflarrard hoat nee. Intonation oi the progma oi the crown

Intake-‘11» Crowning of June."
Eleven Girla iron Room A and 6.
School W“Amerioa“

mania-at.

‘Iown. This waa the Orthodox Quaker
porting hon-e. next door to the Preahyto

., a." gianchnmh. 1-3:
on". lat- lilo-amylulor.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

_ luvutmatlon ahowed thatth draw-0
_ walk ........... : ............................ W .— ng Chdmhhmduwpuhr mfgmfnfuhfiim ”WWI“ uwmm Amtingolthe
,. murmur-mam» 1 now A roux-noun rum. principal or the Concord mmr. “weren‘t? , I a a, townmncllwaaealladand . reward oi
' m ......................................... 'n m Son N “my a...“ a u

A formalhallot waathentahen, with hat lam limo-tau law rota-u w: '9 “I orwalk on Saturday mach m “an! 8' .L or u m mm

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

To
for her home in Cortland, N. Y. On each 01 the "to college “mare-old by
July 12 she will start {or the World'a g" railroad oompany.andthe othrraixare
Fair with a party or friends. W

oi to New Londmra and people

from elsewhere who engage aeataln ad-

Winileld 8. Benton will leave town Vance. Thecollegemnpntuhaaa thaoara

Saturday fora week's visit with lrienrb “ “a whv “Mum“ ‘0 flamtund

. . Itllthematntoaaeat. Notaalnuoh

in Bingharnton. N. Y. He will take to on lnaaata cm“ no, ”to,“
the racingon the new hlte-ahape mile ‘1.

when the print wan lawn. Few people
track in that city, which takes place will pay more than the regular price. (3.50,
from Jul, 4th to the 3“,. unlaan at the loot moment, when neat- an

, urea. The race tomorrow will he the
Mil-Mo Miller. of Georgetown. I line-nth that ho: taken place on the
graduate ol the South Norwalk High Thame- and the eighteenth oi the Soar

School, no. studying .g “,9 New gm earls. Yale haa won 10 and Harvard 7.
Normal School. is visiting name of her 5.1:: {a}: 12:: gnltao‘bzél WI I‘ o‘ in
former clanniata in town. Whit! mg a“ “(uni ”mm, but a...
Patent Commi-ioner John 3_ Say tainly it lathe untiment oi theherrtjudgaa

' of Washington, D. 0., attended :i'tyhe nut-its oi the two crewa now in title
tha Yale alumni dinner in New m- '

you, yesterday, He remained in tint SWEETHEART FOUNI‘) DEAD.

d the alminala.
Thiaaetionwaatahenlnthehgol
flirting up the town constabulary. our
mlllcialaare ypaldlortheir services
who: they e an arreat, and consequent-
lyarathonghttohenotovermlouainthe
latter 0! night patrol work.
It Didn't Meat “no.

Notio- oi the reward had hardlyheen

potted about the town when a long line oi

Idiolning the ruina oi the Rechaite

houae waa burned to the ground

lutan unoccupied home in theBonle

vardwaaaet on fire at midnightandde

Irayad. This property belonged to the nia-
taraat Mount St. Vincent.

Although the are conetahlm and nix
hputy aherlilr. aaalrted by a vigilance
committee at citiaent, kept nightly watch
about town. the fluorine continued to ap-
ply the torch aimoat under the mean! the
watchers.

mount-3hr.

Now that a live-hour train hetweau
New YorkandBmton haebeen realized,
aomepatronaaro clamoring ior alonr-
hourtrain. ANew Yorkpaper,iulpeak-
ingot runningthe mute intonrhoura,
ataindthat‘auehatralrtwouldenahlea
New York htuine- man to leave hi
home alter an early hreahiaet, ride to
Wand alter aererpl hour: inthe
hueieat portionol the huaineea day.”-
tnrnto New York in aeaaon toranevou-
m ingattheiheatroortheclub. But, how-

Mhaw- churn around lieutenant, overland: auohatraia niayhedeaired,
, auto-aunt 5. 1m, he wan elected it hoot mticahleat thleatagool rail-
" warmer wrun- r. Daniel, wading.
m "Wernightatartatrainatriour-hour
rummage-oral» rate.” aid one oi the rnanagenottho
“Minhhfllycommt- Coneolidated road, “hut I would not cityovernight. n", um,kmm¢__
“I“: mfl‘mx ”3“” W“ ":03: lb Kitty W, who has been W rile!!! lethal-ESL
» man-unjurhaabwatatinamt 0. n ma Minguclwolathrane u, y, mammalian—ht o.
‘ ammo-Wanner not radio-his. Wbr- - Ivv-hwr "ammonium“ rm in; mmfi;mb;fi'dm
ff... m anon, Mil-r with “to trainwillheaalaataaauy W“ in a” twornontha‘ vacation at her borne on audinvutlutlonlhowedthathehadhun
W“ “N W- T'” 3“” ""°‘.“" “”32." :2: WM we. “am-me“;
.‘ whififi-nanyCht won atriflaoveriitymileaan . w.w waa teen w
35“....“ r- .» legit-mt and it Willhaulaetaatheknpireatateex- mgfm‘fn“: :fizwymgsxww
mihh”-“m‘°m 1". ”d m ““5““ "m Y“ their m’ are entertained" by thdr martian mummy-nun.»
“wdbmwbmw DHWMWM'I oNi‘d will,“ ’0‘“ J. 300“th orq . Cahandththetwknddulylllaudlay
“undatynndeH-an maple toalownpinlaav‘tngNewYorhaad in tardarenue. ' dowaontheground. Shaun-hath-
hthe-nothhoolnntand. Fewoiiioera ammandthimeanathatthe ”Whimw‘mu'mmmmn-
- w Howard Lowndea of South lain anppoalngthathewonldaooaheallright.
hibfiatonjoygnaatarpopularityn tinieloatrnuathornadaupon the Q!” leittown “rm!- ! Balti “mmmwo' 1“”,me a.
p‘hfourthwfieuthaadawana M I yor more.
“SCI-hob Wtohllthepodt.

The in la that the young lady
Idi‘vrherehewill ahlpnedoyaterl ior hm m m mm," m” mm 1". :1“ ram t: hm mm: Ms...»
in. Hellman-imbue! u” oraalktrada A
”-1! pun-ted oi the hat

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(hptalnllendriethntookthepartyto
RoionPdugwhereanpparwauerved.
«WWW-WWI. priv-
fih (lanpany C.on April 29, 186.

, Galaximhwurmmdto he
urgent. On June 27,

 
 
 

 

Illa. Gertiaen'a honor. in the center oi
the town, waa the next to go, tollowed by

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

Brat-r le’cecrge Me.
The iailure at J. B. loOoorle. a merit.
her 0! the New York Stock anhauge, a
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Mid, and that MrCahewu killed byarival m m “u Wu, hm
Iii-ea Ella and Anna Orlloh expect to '0' h" 5"“! l“ h" pm“ "“1““ '5'“ thin work to coaaider the situation.

 

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“in“. l ely in hattera' commercial P‘P" lax, l 3 th N It the th' l m It I ”um :lthafinhngafiaoalybilmnpfitm
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noon {armed a topic [or oonveraatlon to.
day in Norwalk batting circlaa Ilr. lic-
(leorge'a lawyer aaya hie olient'a laiiure

' the Falcon, arrived irorn Philadelphia to
Will-DIM “II. Tum Baler a, ”a I'm!"- on the Brooklyn y",

andl'hnhsherntanJeturned homelaat rkaandhridge aawhrr routinguptoher

alonia that the culprita are young men
handedtogethariormiaohiel.

Immune-dad lath-once
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All the Latest Novelties ln‘

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South. Norwalk.

ofler their entire flock of

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price.

Salem commence $3..
Thursday, luneZl

House Mover.

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Patronlnettanarehaata,’ "
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' all. gape:

your
courage public apiritad

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' In I dug. "if “i to the pier. which laalrnnat under the Brooklyn
auxin: ' 9 end oi the great bridge, hrtween the loot
' of Main atreet and Fulton terry. The l’al—

lr.and Ira. Philip N. Smith. 01 Bay- con will remain here throughout today

uwwwwivan. “dummy”. than. u. on the
IMNNOMM paper oitheHJl. Silherrnanoompany,
MW“ in m floh,hnd at which wentiutothehandaola receiver

Pl'mn'lto, Johan—Two hit-dud pod-
dlerlenployed in Bpaag. Chaliant & Co!-
lron worha. at Etna. went on atrihe. The

 

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m - liar ' hirnaell ante, Ir. and Ira. Charl- Smith, in m'mw‘mm“‘m°°“"“flm oi theworhrnen that their anode
cunn- It rymu to Mei-Poona. fl" '3. “’0 ‘° "“5:qu a” ”MM, mum'mhfffiiggvjfltm tionherainatatedwaannhoedad.
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“0‘ on dang _ 1n;- la'efla Ilard at Ir.
Ira. 3' l' W and M" I“ (lunar, N. .1, June £0 «The Middle

ole, 0! W South Iain MI!" re- atatea championship tennin tournament

WM horn I “'3 m. ”in" in opened onthe court oi the Orange Lawn
Utchlleld.

Tennis club. Montroee. A Content between

. D. W. Candlerol Tuxedo and J. 7. Tai-
lloo. l’. L. hut-bury and wile. who W “Y“. “Inn“, m“ ”u. hyCand~

mmthapelay.

”manna, June a—Gencralllarrir
Ion la onhlawaytoNewYorh. Bewill
remalnthereioralewdayaandthen oto
hlaoottapatCapalaymharha re
naindnringthaheataltana.

Bilbermn company had.lr. lulleorge'a
mew-.2: mo: .. .. .. .. .. we».

hh direct liahilltiaa are 3100.000. to
a" m “”9”" "n‘ ""‘h' wmmmumauteomo Silher-

Ill liability. it i thought that Air.
lit-III mull-MW!- accompaniment or right in the
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Iranian doing the World‘a Fair. at» mum-“Mummie- ammamm consume-mutton.
”Mrumm rived in Brannon Iaet week in the teetwaathat huwmi w. A. l'rararoltbe Win-moron. Jnne rare-mu. order-a
b Month. at Walport, the ‘fifig'fi “M "a”. Bmolrlyn Trnnia club and A. F. i'oote.the haveheen neat rota-v tad Stalin-tun
phoa in Dahlia.

 
 
 
 
 
 

W§3.Pmd.themmtorol8t
Paul'a church. Norwalh. and lb wile
were given a receptiouat the pariah
mkatnlghtJm-Olltlllilo‘elooi.
. The rooms were heaaillully decorated
withpalrat. ternacut Munaaddrap-
.(haleylato-dayaatleradw ariea. ‘l'herector wellntrodnoadhy B.
Ir.0oalay.ltatena.otrdl{.lonlwood. Therewaaalarmae
aaolrihili. Whentheea- Wandthemiwwaaatoatdo
“thonldllbthe lightfally event in nodal lakruoarae.

.Ouiayuewaagryaadatadea ”WIMthW.

Yale champion. room won. upconoordtatxortoi and at noon at

Iheeanhagottaa away the gnnhoat will
aailloriheChlnaatatloa.

01.3mm, June a—Paio-rule on-
can arei‘a'thb city nth-12h oi City Clerk
0a.... . lite“, w 0 NW,
more! with the M oi moan:

'Iail Denali-Iota“;
Bums. la. Jain n—A riattat triad
Wpaeadmthiaplaer. The

liaaAiidallalthe-oumlnlteacher . .-,. ..
”In, hills WGH'I “I! ' Will" film: :fiyriune newt}
1‘" ”W 'H‘ u” "M“ " (Salwtelie timleyiliendehnin rutertalnd

at the old Greeley homer-read at Chew-qua
(m Manon. film", l'olnmle— theumnlwunl llorareGmley praioiNaw
almfieymoar’a privanaeoretarydearee York. The poet incompetent oi mapper

ritera. and rompealtbra at
New Haven, neat lionday. tor Noah; a, M], was" Your. Among the
W

. imt nmnlm are Arno- 1.0:.-

”II. n It. a. ’ I 0' palm, ('ulrml John A. Car‘hetlllllul‘wlv
I 0””

town,iattre gneatoi W. F. Bryant and

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bully oi lent area-a. Norwaih. ‘Mrd a" 0';me Lula-“duel wee rte-oi
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Millineniii cloaks.

We are now ahowingan elegant line of Summer Styles in
Trimmedund Untriinmedllata. Leghorne and Chip Flat- are wannabe-wanna;

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Woalaohaveainll line of Ladiet’ Boiler Hate in Buata
Braida, Illandaand Swine 8traw in all colonimtn

250 to $2.00.

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Ahaudeorneaaaortrneutoiladiee'fiilkWaiatainl’laida,
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$3.75 to $6.50.

Wilma ladle! Waller. mpriaiagai atyiaa,
qualitieaandaoita'taterialaailahadeaiatheneweetdedgaad

390» up to $1.75.

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