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Evening sentinel, Saturday, September 9, 1893 · page 1

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, . iii PlllillSE f3“ «lilo; ”1;” [9" Ill! :riu‘ittmmggti m.“ have all the latcstuovgulhes m URMSHIEGOS, also a full line of STIFF HATS in all the latest shapes.
‘ Masonic Building. Norwalk. "

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UNDIB WAY. ‘- no! A MA]! 0? ll". mm mm}; the usidsnceol

As com to month n Pas-amt rs. and 3- Paton.” Chestnut M It

1 . our“ Iltllllmsl the
' “Messiaen-genius
corporate" Isl! Last flint.

V Asproislmestlngofthsfiospltala-o-
elation was held last night at Lawyer
’ J. H. Light's once,“ which Article X
‘ or dissuaded articlesoiincorporation

»;,'II amended» as to increase the com-
.12" 0,??va 1m. Iix w-m've 9'
“‘th two shall visit the hospital every

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- 1‘ ‘firomittes was appointed to divide
the town into ihirteendistrlots and name
a quantities of twenty-six persons. to
consist of the board of directors, thirteen
innumncr. and thirteen other persons to
he more! by the committee, whose duty

lectureroomot the Norwslk Methodist
churchlsstsveolng. The room was a

vision of prettlnsss, the decorations being oils or the on.» was-ts or the row. 1m o’clock an. afternoon, bug no a”...

stately ferns and vines and bright

and a ruminant la-hsr at list-I mmlt'ed.

flowers. Fifty ladies were present has... I. ass a. I.. at scooters—other m gasoline had dripped from the pan.

The meeting was opened by Mrs. Da-

aud when theburnerwaslightadlt

Vld Nssb,who presidedin themes John 1". m ~fiv Mn ,caualngabtgflmndlmwh
oi the president. yrs. Elmira Fitch age, “fem :10 grad; $.33: :: smoke; 9The utemberlof’ths family ex-
W a ”WWII 0' script-“1'0 from MM. Darlsu. mam Mum. Thursday ”a. anguished the tire, however. without
”‘9 pastor. R,"- A' 11- WW", ““0"“ ing, which, ltis (cared, will result in his 5‘15“le

in prayer. Th“ “”9 the “‘3‘“ °' death. He wasridlng homeoo aload o! Analsrrn W turned in iron: W ‘3'
"'1‘" “"0108 “a” " ”m“‘"lv” “i“ hny. when he slipped cc. striking on hi: on 0mm! M“: with Mum

Ella Loisgstafl presiding at the organ.

. uh spinal column was broken, promptly moo-adul- Their’ Imm-

Someflneselections wererendored during smiths lower portion of his body be- werenotueeded.‘

the eveniughy Kin Staab,the mtralto 01_ came M!“-
A special to The Small. at i o'clock

the choir, and the Missy Gammon.

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Recitation b, Hrs. liltchsil. readings by today announced Hr. Bell's death. He Warrant» M. mm” " u" on"

m“ Mont-fl. “M"!- “5' P‘“ was t descmdant or the Bell family

cis Powell, Miss menace Fitch. and

o! the Town Oink.
Bliss B. Meeker to Harriet A. Byxbee,

who were among the early set- '
“mmmmb’m' Wm“ “M tiers or Darlen and Stamiord. Es mansm'bm' mu

Thecstateoi'Joth.Cape toAda A.

Satuxrday- I

. f Button
. Prices.

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96 Washington St.

. C. H. Harvey, the old estab- , , ' _ g. ; . .

lished shoe dealer, owingtofail- south Norwalk' ‘

w h . I
mg saith intends to ofler their entire stock of

“itsl‘sli'bc to canvass thetown and make in the hour very pleasantly.r The was srnsrnhsroi Union 1“ and ,
. a , psi appeal to every person (or a bright lights looked on approvingiy A. IL, 0! the h“ Naomi”. Be 3mm “ad W 3mm“ “W‘-

. , . . Ephraim Thomas to Harvey Achert, ‘ ’
mt d l . ,
m 2. mm. affirm; $££Ef§i°$$3§hm 31113 mo “ “w W." “W“; m °' “- no... cord...“ n...,o.. .

Close Out

Wall Paper
lll8 EITIIE

,, , atjio per cent. less than regular
Monday. eusmsss ”m" , .
mm s... M, 5... Salem commence,

upon which the [Kansgement cu. depend take of a collation which the ladies hnd '“°' AM“ J- 1‘01“! ‘0 3m” 1» Horl- lend
taming elven-u. Two members or spared no psinstoprovids. an appear warren no: A runs. 0" 5‘» 30““ mm- EM “0"“-
theabovemsntidnedvesn-ittse are to be ed to sojoy this part or the prognmmg. ,. . , Clinics J. Palmer and Mary L. Pal-
W fto nah of the thirteen districts. Among the surprises of the hour were I‘ ""I "P""" ”’"fl mus I'M" mer, to the estate 0‘ John J' Laps, land
”m the meeting adjourned a direc- some souvenir cards. the work of him I" w” I.” " “n“,“fll-E, 7 °" Summit street.

“meeting was immediately called, at Ella longs“. who excelsas an amateur A young man who had been stealing ”M "f 37““ ”6 Harriet 5' B,“
which the additional members 0' the artist. They were very dainty indeed andeons freight train on thoConscli- are to Silas B.Mseker.land known»
visiting committee, were appointed and we", presented toeach one present. dated railroad. jumped at! when the liattlssaahs pasture at Strawberry - ’M“
as follows: Kuwait—Congregational There wasau informal talk on India trainslowed down at E‘" ”°"""‘ '3“ ml" '
church, Ilrs.1raCole; Grace, Hrs. Rob- and other countries during the social "em“g' He struck ' "n“ “d ‘m' ,Emm‘E 8‘9"“ to w'flbum' P“W! ‘ .
srtVaanreu;8t. Paul's. Mrs. James L. time. and all joined in saying they had knocked d°"' It wasat “m thought "re °f JmPh Papp, 1““ on Pleasant Yds- Best Indigo Blue Prints. 10 ydfi' ‘0 '1 cmwmerg

. ' 1 . - u ' ed 1 lid . ' [Ill collar bone hadbsenhrokeu,but DI. .hl'fieh. ‘ “a pal-"yard.
mfifigffiffi‘fifi'l? Ba:- “m up u pmflhbm'w" Baker, who was called, round that his Rebeca: c. Olmstesd to Mary Hor-

tire- STOCK at the Th d J 29
Ml!!- John Jarvi. South Norwalk— ' PB N I injuriesconeistsd principally of scratches stacker. land and buildings on Brook yds. 800d Unbleached Muslin, 4&0 perynrd. LOWEST PRICES in urs av, une
m church Mrs. R. 0' Sherwood; 380 AL ENTION. about the face. His clothing was badly street. { p . p ‘ ,
lethodist,lrs.B.I. “an"; Cong” r1...» PM». m“ o" M torn. , h Scum GeorgeB. St. John toRosaE. Hoar». Medium colored Calico, best 64:65 cloth, 3ic per Town. v ' ._ ' _________.___.. ‘ .
gational, nu. John H. Ferris;'l‘rinity, 0“" anI-‘I I'M-u - Th“ "“5 m“. “m" ‘° ‘ ‘3 '“° 0', Chm” W- 5048“» lend “ yard. ‘ ,_ A f“ , .
n... 1.... Mains... E... 30...“- ConductorGould Hoyt,o(the Norwslk “mm ““9 7"” P °°'“P"‘°“ "ho Broad mm. _ . _ B J '88
Istbodistchurch Mrs Frank Seymour horse rsliroadJstakinzsdsy oi! to-day. w” traveling wuh h'm' "“1 they re- J0“ H- Km‘l’l’ '0 “"3 “9" Y0": yds. Shirtlng Prints, 420 per yard. - : —BEGINNING— : — 'Js‘ ‘ .
In John W. lia’ius. ' '3 Dr. and Mrs. W. '3, Baldwin, 0! Nor- BMW there during the “RM. resum- New Haven, and Hartford Railroad oom- .

The question at procuringansmhul-
anus was thoroughly diseased and was
finally hit with the secretary, J. A.
Pinneo. as a committee or one to procure

walk, are home trout their Western trip.

Miss Marnie Osborne, of West avenue,
is the guest 0! Ilrs.George VanAldtyns in
Brooklyn.

ins their ioumer only this momins- pauy, laud adjoining the Parker estate.

He said M “'3‘ ‘0 PMME'PMI “d John F. Buxton to George 1. Burton,
was going to that city.

land and buildings on the northerly side
0! the carriage bridge at South Norwalk.

Fancy Decorated Vases. Stand 9 inches high, 10c
sac .

Saturday. August 26th, THE '

Small Japanese Decorated Rose Vases, 3c each.‘ . wunln’s FAIR
‘ funds {or that purpose. He begsnhis Mil-0| Girlie Bettina“ and Emma CONGRESSIONAL CANDIDA’l‘Es. swim" 0' “in" ”“1 Chmw" 3- Mill CONTINUING “Will s

- Minor husband and wife oi Darlou to
labors at ones by spreading a paper he- Llehtblau '1‘" mum“ “0m | ”'1’ ‘0 fl'lariassrss ot‘l‘wo a rwall hr.- Isrnuu- ' ’ 1 Rub Berr Setts. 6 saucers and lar e dish to match. not it cannot do the natures tar-g
rm thedirectors, upon which be rsallz- 3.10000. N- J- «I tor the rot-m mums 3' “mm“ °' B""‘°“"‘“d ““ bu‘m' no.5 Y 50003 IRE I“. m '0

lar value 1.98- sale rice wil be 1.19 rsett. and-commune 8-: a

“WNW.- “ Edith Deming, who I" m loanexteudedintsrvisw with a New iugson lainatreet, Rou’m' ’ . ’ P ’ . p0 . p
The meeting adjourned to Friday “will! friends in Norwalk, h“ 19‘ Haven Register reporter on thepoliticisl William 11.01msteadtvona J’Dmm’ so“). . Souvenir Spoons
“9‘98: WW 15th. turned to New Britain. situation and prospects in this state, wile 0‘. Thomas J' Dunn, ' "m 0‘ land ‘ ~
"'- “d “H'- Ed'mi 3-500“: 0' John A. Porter, editor or the Hartiord °” "“n 'Wfrfm'" “W“ W"
V ANN STREET SEWER. New Britain, are the SW“ 0' "'3 “1‘1 Post. speaks as follows ooncemiog oon- street “d “3‘”an the Sherry place ”d

fl Mrs. J' P“ Erancis, of m3“ street. greasioual candidates in this district: 8”" residence. ' ‘ '

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contractor 3.... a"... . 1.... m... 11., no M... William Hnwxhnrst. 0‘ The fourth district has an abundance srouliiior ‘riié'sfiru w c H H ARVEY 0 s t“ IQ ‘
Getting Ind cl llrtaea Water. . , ‘ .3 4
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Chestnut street, Norwalk. are visitin of first rate re resentatatlve material -'--"“ ”r _,

Contractor Bach, who is laying the Ambrose Goodaell, in Cranberry Plain: ior‘cougrces. moon the first names Items orln::s:cce:m-:nry Quar- hr sittingloradosenofllbhflmg ;
Annsmetaewer, ishavillitstollsh till” Clarence Selleck,ol Norwelk. is com ggfihsmdwgdfifihsfrmtg Au...” hailstorm “may a,“ (m... C‘BINET PHuTnGBlPHS
settles “‘01 the will“ "I”? Which templatiuga trip to the World‘s Fair. Scofleld “a affirm}. Hill. Ex.Rppfe. V * ; .42'
Iowsintothe trench. By ksepinfl two He may decide to walk the entire dis- sentstivs Stiles Judson. Jr.. and tColonsl mu“, tobacco crop for . limited um . NORTH MM" STREET, _ __ U _, 1“! '
n... w... m..., r. .. .. n. m . a..." n... m. r...“ o. ..,..........nom.. m o... George Vanllsiyne. Pmpnetor.
managed to lay about 150 feet of the at... Charles Sedor. who has been ggrgoggagmgmmngm WW”... SOUTH “OHW‘LK
brick conduit. Hr. 3““ found the visiting “M R- 5- Mawbey, 0' W9“ certain to be useI'ul representatives ii Angelo Gsisrro, an Italian labour on» 83 Washington Street. '
waterlotroublesome thathe has cover- Norwalk, returned to her home in New elected. played by A. 1. & (y 3. Uhatfield, was ‘
dam with plums mother section of York city this morning. The Register ltsself has this to say “mm. mm”, “fled mm, mm...

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“:0th that had been opened. and Mrs. H. S. Peck, of River street, and concerning Mr. Porter asa gubernawr- Pun wmpsny's new plant in watery-lug
Whmm tun-family the her brother. w. N. Bail. arc-rod the ialcandidate: hymnuundemg,
riser “140' “10 Wflk- 3! ‘37an "'5 Sound on the steamer Huntington, yes- And in this connection it will not be There were a", 1 000 applications by
sewer here lint, the water will run oil ”a” “m“, to ”and two we“. 2:35: rattlingrgrfisame‘gpogcztgt‘ mechanics “ d 0mg" ior ’ chance to I
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h” the “'9" thus "“de '0 much With lrlends in CO” 591108» L. 1: mg many Re ublicans in the state who work at the new Waterbury reservoir at ‘

by. and resulted in considerable damage

 

 

think John A. orter is the right man to 31.50 a day, board to cost $4 a week.

nominate for the first see on the Re-
no"; mu. row A war. “We“ m“ “cm ”If“ w my Only about 100 could beaccommodated.

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Special Sale

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doubt that the elderly members of the in; from idleness. a.
hob-iathb’kaess. The mouth” M the WW" °P°‘“°'“Wi“'°"'dml"°"?v rty would become enthusiastic over R “an“, B-wael'. .m. ”mum, has , ‘
3's! "In” 'W ‘ f" lest 0' the and I“. Susie Roscoe. h“. been casting i. nomination, for he is one of “'0'” brought suit in the Common Elms Court A ' . - ' ,. - ~. .
old mm m , ‘iheep’s eyes" It such other and Natalie mr-cfigfiflfi; :fifi'3mflfi’3 .r Toledo, 0., to mover asses stole .
dopainfeudlng £223. lore I, in: all the "I” that young people who old war horses r'vho have labored long in from the (bnnectlcut school {and by ’ I .

Wur-
Aorossthesslt madow, between the end

olrthestrestandthenanhurydooh Th .1 h g 'h
its him became of his independence. °° ermsdeamont ‘50“) “m"

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by p . ' , HG hll 500d ll gmeut,ls 530W been for $1.50aday (board Olfiaruontb) was

mine. These will be capped With That love will find a way has again at the rst water and ii nominated accepted by about thirty and they were
groomsultheu covered with two lsy- been demonstrated in the neighboring "Dull! rally toll“ “do 0'97! ”Hui 39- (the l d tood to be fl ,

Us 0‘ WWW. 10" inches and "0 town oi New Canaan. C. F. Beardsley, publican i” the state. There i' ' we note ones on e" w a *

sredesply in love are wont to do. No ",9 harm-u 0' tbs Republican ’ din A t Gunn. Hundreds Of
doubt they would he doing so yet had it My soon 5 gen

‘ssssuhm ssn sum. not has for 0-0 Interim 0' w in“ [N PLEASUBE'S rhruwsr. wins this one.

similar suits will be begun ii the tats

9‘ “0 ma. 'b" d” not “h kindly to "'" A peculiar epidemic hasappearsd about

to be Closed Out In the next Sixty Days. ._.r....
3W ”'0" m I”. "0- WI" theiryoasg daughter fsliiagin love with (lo-Isl Iva-t a! Interest to the Play- . .
X . "‘ W h '” ”um I telegraph operator or any other man. stall; sepls or lorwali. mung“! imbolimghb" ' max“:

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——~-—-— ~ ~ \llard Pan Pllcflfio'
' ‘" W M M 0"“ W“ AM while In Bard-Icy sot tired Speaking of m. Fanny Rico. the win- » v ~.« ,

r . forty cases at s more or less-brim trve Hoving'purchased a Bankrupt Stock of a Boston Manufacturer 1 will now show on the largest
‘30” :‘WW th' oi the parents! abuse heaped upon his some so”, who appears I“ 1‘09“! “I“ no disease is or sdipbtheretie character, stock over offered for sale in this town and convince you that you can save from titty cents to a i t f tl t
"P W 3" " " mm mic. “‘1 9‘1"“! 0“ h“ be" next We! IllsM. In whens. It!" but or the corps oi six doctors, natives oi dollar on every pair of shoes purchased at my store. 5 9° 1'91! ° '
mam“ lb. till-[IO 0' I‘ll“ IMO “CW! "3'" M. Willis ”m It. Fannie BMW“ herself to b! m lllllld, irons Noank m from N" . r . _ . on my 379" ,
with “WW kill. ' stoned his brldnlect. sud sped In! to worthromnwreom lmn Muss mam m on, an M Ma“, mm“, 360 pair Ladies Turn Shoes all sizes and widths, . . . . .. . . .. . . .at $2.00 former pnce $4.50 5 feet front 250
at belles-dim were rumbl- PortOhestor.N.Y. Calling upon Rev. "ism-Mu” W5" PM “"1".“ “I" an ”new “I 75 “ Opera 'Toe hoes ....... 1.7a “ 3. onmiddlelots, _
theooodlflonoldllnfl Dormer-.0! W.W.Wllson.olthe|lsthodistohurch.c' read died 100 “ Pat. Ti ”1060.... 1.50 “ f f , ‘ ' v
whowasioundonsioaslyrosd I. “mm“ ’ ' . 95 " Bi 1: 0x1 rda “ m m“ ‘
I _ - sooaiadooedhlmtomakethsmman William Hugh..acoloredlnsnol 7 “ no 20 0 1.50 H mm!“ 3.
. “remem- ‘a mwwwmm orandum-"‘mxmr monmmm a .. at.“ cm... i” .. ‘
”m ' "w“ "”‘Bw‘m’ "" '°°" "" "Wk WW W NW ‘- 0' 0° P”. so “ Runcoteoot Oxford..."...'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.’.IIIIIII:III 1'50 “ These loumwithinbw
“ks-“0" "0" “MW“- 3' 1- ‘° 130 " Wine Russia our Binoher Oxfords. . . . “ walk or the
. Wm- “M “*0 PM m" We 11 . u Chocolate Russia our Edison Oxfords “ sue... no my ,
toths railroad below and (natured his 160 to Wine Bluchcr 0X10 u ’ ’
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fisbodrldthimdrlls- mop—mmlnnddmc. 0mm, 03:" Brmmwflnsorltiealoonditiouc 80 I: 003%“ Sense Oxlhrds
'm anmmjupygnd WHOM“ ”um.‘"n‘ 400 0 0 slsassss-sssssssvssssssssssssssssssssssesss

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, Bosch! sliv- for the. den It W 500 tr. the cream of Lounsbu Hath s: Cole Hand Bowed 8h sli ti im-
oeusotlout. JudleGWW.Wheelsr Bostonstorsfltorwalk: Fountain pens. ”float worth from $.50 gory“, £13.32“! .1675 to 32,25 per psi 00', sh y
ongress

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will!» on the bench. 'l'bsioliowlna numflmfifiwmmfi so.ssdtoo.sseh;rmspenctb,ac. doe. 400' ‘ r fln's Cordovan Hand Sew ...-....at .00 former price ”.00
have been drawn: wmum About midnight Thur-day. John MmanummM-mssoow '- Lace ed' .350 “ 3.

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;Bldssy Hawkins. Wllilass 3- ooh-ad tiny at once rss toward an - ' “ Genuine Kangaroo “

, : Dsiy. MB. bursary. Assooaashs “ ....... “

Farris. arssawiehz Grams 3. liters. Barthel sssursda “ PolloeBhoes. “

m M” It. W's Gilli; NO. ”mm‘ mm ' k :: Wanton Calf Iliiid in $1.0.“ 1‘

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sumac-muss“. minnows-Olwmsrsud’rub coups, and ‘M'mmm'mnm' 100 “ Russia Call Blucher Oxfords. -

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am sir! slalom mwgwnusmomwsli.lm« root. Also a 10; of kisses’ Band Bowed—Spring?! Loo "

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