Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, March 10, 1894 · page 4

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SOUTH NORWALK.

MQMQA" “WW-raw ..

come ON, COME ON

and buy a good horse cheaper than you ever dronmod of, at
BROOKSlDE’ FARM,
A fresh car load of 21 in to day.
Ill. H. PARSONS.
THE EVENING SENTINEL

JAKE BOLD“.IIIM and Proprietor

Egon sin; Sigurd.

mourn irons—rim annals;
Bo! 3-0ch Washington and North Main

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

this morning.

 

”slough Remedy.”

your cold. Try it,

int: lmon’r‘o

 

Dr. J. Milton Coburn.

Wu P ..m

am

Box 4-00er Day and Tones streets.

Boa Mm- struet. .

Box ll—West street. opposite Franklin III-set
school. _

Box lav—Concord street. opposite with].

Don u—(lornsr North lain and Ann streets.

Box tb—Cornar Etch street and Bayvisw
avennn.

Box ld—Norwalk iron Works building.

Bo: t7—Cornsr West avenue and Cedar

t2. belonging to lira. Armstrong.

 

strut.

Box "~wa West street and Taylor
avenue.

Boa ll—Cornsr Ely avenue and Danton street.

Box ltd—Corner South Halo and Monroe
aim

Box sl—llsctric Light station.

Boa al-Fairileid avenue and Golan-tract.

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battalion.

Miniature Almanac for To-Isorrow.

Sun nines S nSeia h'i‘ide Low This
at 8:11 llat. 6556 luii lilii at 7:“

new lurk liar-aid Weather Forecast.

The weather today promises to be fair.
Warmer weather will prahll. preculsd in the
early morning by light rain. 'i‘o-murrow it
promises to be clear and warmer. followed by
a warm wavn.

gave a comet solo.

 

—-Childrensahirt waists at 25 cents

W. A. Benedict.

 

Lowest Point of rho Thar-turner".
The lowest point of the ihormomstsr for the
twenty-four hours ending at noon "why was
34° abovvssro

Nill'Tll NORWALK.

Annie Haviland was adjourned indefi-

 

Whot the People III. Our l‘liy Are

.ilolng and gaylwg.
Another telltale in being erected west
of the depot:

C. F. Tollea won the roast, yesterday,
at the People’s Market.

Haviland. fl . ..u-

.il.Plaisied

Druggist,
arwunington St.

scum NORWALK.

 

All: this week. Men's heavy winter
gloves at cost. at W. A. Benedict's.

Samuel C. Siliiman,of Franklin street.
is seriously ill with pneumonia and
heart tIoubls. Mr. Silliman is nearly
eighty years of age.

A meeting of the Keeley League will
be held Sunday, at 3 p In., at the resi-
dence of E. Wilcox, 19 Franklin street.
All graduates are invited.

The condition of George W. Crofut,
the expressman, who' Is suii’ering from
blood‘polaoniug, waII considered more
serious this morning. He sullen a great
I doalof pain.

~l.arge turkeys are lilo per pound
small ones, l‘3c; chicken, lie. at Hayes
market.

gut-1W. and will last three days

 

Tirkris.1_‘_ , ..
.thRWAlri NEWS.

Upper lad oi ‘I'Irwn

 

Conductors Vaughn and Fitagihbons,
of the Danbury division of tho Consoli-
dated road, will go to New Haven Sun-
day to become members of the Order of
Railway Crnductorn.

The Rev. Mr. Sands will address the
U. (i. T. R. association tomorrow after-
noon at 3 o'clock, in their ball over Law-
yer J. li. Light‘s oflics on Washington
street. Everybody welcome.

inventory today“

is s [set time to Paint.

_._._.~__...._._ I

'_ Is Pleased to sits you

plucsd in the City Council chamber

 

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It sat only .lmtt’s Pun.
w and lint linsssli

ankeyayhiohinmiilc People s M k t. Son 1‘ Nom “1“...
There was no school in the lower de-
partment at tho Center scth on Friday,
the teachers having permission to attend
the South Nofwalk Union school to ob-
serve the methods of work done in that

school -—New Canaan Messenger.

-lilaed paints. 3| 25 per gal. at Wat-
lrlns it Dow, lid’w, 112 Washington at.

Governor Morris has appointed General
L. A. Dickinson.“ Hartford.and ea Judge
~A. D. Beers, of Bridgeport, memhsvsoi
the soldim’ state hospital board. The
appointments data from March 39, and
are lot two years. m.

Mrs. Ms: Hemmer, of Taylor avenue,
who went to Gainsvilis. Florida. ilvs
wssksagotovisitherhroshsr Iiuot
Saunders, is dangerously ill with dropsy.
Her husband left South Norwallt Thurs
day afternoon to join hsr.

«li- Pitch. tbs millincr, mm-
l’sricdlcal'l‘iotsls, ‘

'l'lIsrnlrsand missions governing
ihslloathllnrwsltpolis’s. sepplsmsntsd
bysatrautsfrum III-alumina
tivs tulhspowarufthe mead
mummiestmsnnsow
rsstlyior distribution. My muss
slusstivsllttls book of sirtsen pagss,
hanadinshrigiitsover'

4mm, 103W pound: shiatsu, lie.
at liayss' Marathi.

night.
present.

E. Gorham,

2 Hui inure.
nonwum

 

 

company has

plwcd

long

 

Norwallr nod Norwalk freight niiioes.

 

book when you go shopping.

hearihsm read m...
{mi lmsuu

mama Irma, "mm

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started immediately for that plans.

«Just mind, a lotof new
Hard wood
till. A: llon' . Norwaik.

am “new ass-l» has already so-

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

monotonic and psi-foot is lit .

Dr. John Bohannsn was tiksnsuddsn—
ly ill yesterday, but was much improved

Dr. A. J. Givens, oi Stamlord, was in
- town this morning in consultation with

—-lluy your groceriss of Nickerson d:
Belts. They noelvs Periodical Tickets.

Someone entered the home of William
Armstrong. Pine street, a day or two
ago, and stole a pocketbook containing

«Silk Brocatalle parlor suits, new
style. “0, at Raymond dtliion‘s. Nor-walk.

About sixty young men and boys were
present at the basement parlors of the
Congregational church, last night, for
the purpose of organizing a young men's
Colonel Frost gave, a number
of them a nhort drill, Fred Ingnrsoll and
Howard TIliy gave a clever exhibition
with the Indian cluhu. and Howard Tilly

Cannot be matched for quality and price.

The case of flutler Lodge against hire

niteiy by Justina Barrett this morning.
Butler Lodge, which has headquarters
in tho Hoyt Theatre building on Wash-
ington street, sues for an alleged breach
of contract In regardto the heating of
the lodge rooms. claiming damages of
.100. John ii. Light represents Bull.
Lodge. and Russel Front appears for Mrs.

«The. March number of the Musical
Home is now ready and can be procured
at this oi‘llvo for 8 cents and 0an coupon.

illembors oi tho Knighto oi l‘ythlan
lodges in Connecticut, will learn with in-
terest that President Cleveland has
promised to review the Knights of l’yth-
ias at their triennial encampment in
Washington, neat August, and General
Sohoileld has muted to inspect the
Knights. This is the first time the presi-
dent acd the commanding general of the
army havsso honored such an organica-
tion. The encampment will begin Au-

«~Nic|rcrnon & Belts take Perimiical

A lire-1y Bud's: III llama From rho

Amold k C0 0le to finish their

A new table for the reporters has been

~Pleniy of delicious bread. at inner.

Miss Annie Banter will lend the young
people’s meeting Sunday at tho Norwaik
Baptist church. All young people in-

~ltug IIiIII trimmed parlor IIuitII. Mimi!-
thiug new, only Mil, at Raymond It

The quarterly” confounds will he held
in the Norwalk Methodist church to
Presiding Elder Beach will be

—--Why don't you usePsrioIiicnl Tickets?

The Southern New England Telephone
distant
telephoneoat the Wilson's Point, South

~Duu't forgot your Periodical Ticket

City Clerk 2. ll. tuckwnod hum
plated dialling the city ordinauess. The
City Council, after their Insatisg lon-
day night, will adjourn to hh oilicsto

«lane's lnr candy, price. quality and

Oliver A. Psrry.a brother of Judge

1?. W. Perry.“ Norwalk. dropped dead
on «mines in mm. last sighs. Ir.

Psrrywssnotlfisdthlsmmning, and

sued» the scans about no IrisIsr ouriw‘sa
mm. Old and

 

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T III. Charles Boutouis "It: in homo
in Cranberry t’lsius. ‘

’i'iokst hook. it costs you nothing.

 

m A. ill. a. hymn: will hold I".
vlco'ai i p. In., Sunday. at the church.

«Bargains in oldidssn'ssuitsand rest
on, at W. A. Benedict's. ‘

‘Thh annual. donatlunwm apps:
Knight street church will he held in Is.
chsnic's Rail, WM strut, on the 90th

 

 

painttrs and pspsr- haunt! APPLY”
died. 1‘. Prowltt company, Norwaik or
South Nor-alt .. “M

Ruins Boers. oi Valley Forge, Weston,
had a valuable horse stolen one night
this week. No trace of the animal has
yet been found. is.-- .-

Revenue oliic-‘ala (rout Washington am
trying to locals a gans ol lulisns who
are peddling throughout the atatcahraud
ol cigars without the required stamp on
them.

OVER 'l'lfll RIVER.

laws and Gnss'p or ills Day In last
Norwalk. '

bin. M. (l. i’irrco Is confined to her
home on Henry street. with an attack of
the grip. m“-.- . .,

A daughter was born this morning to
Mr. and tin. D. B. Beach, 203 Washing-
tonstrcet.

time W. lnghsm,rwbc has been sick
at his home on Henry street, is slowly
improving. .._.....

Rev. Olin iiallook, motor of Trinity
church. will preach in St. Paul's Mission,
tomorrow altcrnoon at 4 o’clock.

Presiding Elder J. W. Beach, of Mid
dictown. will praaoiI in the East Avenue
Methodist" Episcopal‘ church tomorrow
evening.

 

The house occupied by Charles Tobey
at it Pleasant avenue. has been quaran-
tined, on account of the sickness with
scarlet favor of a son of lir. Tobey.

About sixty young people attended the
poverty social 0! the Epworlh [Argue of
the E Isl Avenue Methodist Episcopal
church. held last night at the home of

Miss Evelyn Hawkins Seaside piano
Tia prize lor the most poverty stricken

costume was won by Edward Howells.
Many oi the costumes created grist
amusement. by their novel appearance.
One of the most striking characters was
the gipsy queen. The main iralurea of
tho entertaiunwut were shadow panto-
miries, a Jack Homer pin and music.
,Arthur R. Paddock rendered a line solo
lur the piano, which he had composed
(or Ilia occasion. Reimhmentn, consist
log 0! mile and cream, worn served. and
a wry. pleasant time had.

Thorn was a very plenum gnthering at
the home of Charles Dunn, last evening,
the company assembling to express their
regrets that the family are about to leave
for their new homo in Wilton. Among
Ilmso preconl wero Mr. and Mrs. Fitch.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Seymour. lit. and
Mrs, John Seymour. Mr. and Mr. Thou-
doro i-‘nnchcr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles
PaddOI'lI, Mr. and Mrs. John Ryder.
Dir. and Dine. rhiwanl Simone, Mr. and
Mn. 1‘. S. Glover. Mr. and Mrs. l’ulmer.
Mr. nnd' Mrs. .loromo Smith. Mrs.
William Wheeler and Mr. and Mrs.
George Mead. A line supper was sorrcd
from 9 in ii, ultor which tho guests do-
pnrtod. wishing Mr. and Mrs. Dunn
many more pleasant gatherings in their
now home.

A surprise party was tendered Io lira
Charles R. Day. ll Betta place. Thursday
night Music was furnished by liessrs.
Albert and Andrew Buchlngham, and
dancing was enjoyed. Those present
were Mr. and hits. George Spragus, Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Birch. Mr. and Mrs.
William A. Raymond. Mr. and Mrs.
Alonzo Smith. Kr. and lira. lI‘Isnk Greg-
ory. lir. sud lira. Prod Gregory. Inand
Iirs. El. B. Buckingham. Mr. and In.
Albert Iiorgan, Mr. and llrs. Charles
Cssweil. Ifr. sud lira. Charles Russ,
Kr. and Mrs. Frank Day. In and Its.
George H. Raymond, lira. Elisabeth
Wallacs,lira. Crorgs A. Voile, liters
lay Merritt. Lillie Day. Addis Naphey.
lusts. Charla Ilcrritt, Arthur Day. Ed-
ward Benedict and William R Wallace,
of a... 33th.... .-

’l'tl'lllll WINTER QUAITIRB.

Irma! halos Arrive with- transom»
. alga-cat at aims Animals.

'l‘wo special oils. arrived m be-

twesu ilsad 10 o‘clock this morningsud

ght shoot on animals toths

Barnum c Bailey show. The woraol

transferring them to thsirpiseism

 

 

lively our. 'l‘lwauimalswsrsotthsdo
mastic class. also «assisted mostly at
horns and parties. slihcsghla the int
warss ssmbsr II! oamsis. Oneal the
trains mover thshsrirshirs division
sf the consolidated road tram Willis
Halos. 1‘. Yr.“ the other by the
ssauIsriyrssIs,lIarisgosiIaaIdliIsssl-
dismissed is ilisrlclsliy at M

 

wit will pay you to use a 'Psrlodlcal ».

hi the "‘

“Wantedimmgdmyywn “Ml“. ..

" dutlal.

 

“email & 5°“

sitiwas’uill'orouurunnr. SOUTH'NORWALK. CONN.

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Highest of all in loavening Pil,\t’€tr.—-Lfll¢35l U. S Gov"! Report.

 

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‘1 MY was

 

Bans

Powder

 

 

 

lI-lficliigauTai-ss I'm.
“The lumi txl'lll'lfl uprriouco i rvcr
Elli," Ills] 'l‘. H. fiyII‘III‘vr. "VIM in it forest
dranear Mani-um ‘Iiii ii i liml viuited II
small lumim mm”... ill rl'llli‘il liirtrhtlil
usual the hunk» prmiilnl for this shop,
para. lumuIInRI-nwi in «I wrong light
iron! the “will. and Izhinu IIIIHidII of tho
wooden alIIIIIiy it M'ilnw-l tunic (hill the
entire world “my on ”n. it I-rmlml and
snapped. daucol and jumps-- i ms if the «in
of fire nun linl 'I; in: u high v-Iruu 1i

and celebrating lili‘ 0 .-l of the world.
From every ride r-I'iilil i.» heard mimelI
like the firing of L‘ilfilinil :InIl tho slil'iolu
0! dying human in-iogu. ii was llit‘ full»
lag of the limmliannll lili‘ .iglziiigt‘il the
Wind. but i lit7iil'lii‘1l’ll ~IIlIIII‘I-ilii~:Imum]
nor wlfnéswrl so \wlnl .ull lurrillli-n sight.
Hasiily lttvrllu‘lriili: .Lw Iizlwr men in llll‘
camp,l moimlr’ul :1 Ln «u moi lint} (run.
the damn. liui tho lII run run! l w . kwlp
raccwltli thr- prnI: row» Ir t'ir iiiv 'l‘ho
arid heavens loolml :I» ”I 'I 'lrc-y‘ Ivori-
It moltni hcnl lin- llil' o n~ stilling. tluI
smoke almost nillfwuiln‘l nu, n Ml.- toiling
lava and lmiiglia lmrnml "W III-Nu, Imd
the sickening odor of burning; llmli mlriml
to the horror. Within Ion n lilrm' lmnrs
[was in nu npetiiu". \IliI-rI i \ .~I no inn

Igor in danger, but in) hom- “in lmdiy in-

lured. While my clothing \I‘nu full of hole!
where embers imd armpit m». i will take

Chflnm with cyclnnr-u or cnrlhqlmhi-II,
but not with n hurtling form-i :Izuin.”~—
Si. Louiu lilfllre‘llt’illtlt‘l'fll.

Tho President's flights in ('ougresa.

The president of the i nimi SI: rim lulu
no personal right in the lulu-Ion! ropreasnl-
atlvca Ho can send it "memos. but it
i! not obligtd to («loud any m "rte-dos in
thew-yofqunrtorvou lbw llmr \‘miouht
he would he murimmh in out if he
should come. but lu- m wr him i mm during
till regular lrglslutivo ml-ltilis itllll pmlm-
hly never will. liutin liwwnnu- il iuilifi'rr-
cut. The relations lwtm-«u llu- “which!
And the upper clmuilu-r an» vim» Imd mull»
ll. [mm lip-oi iii-I iiilllllillillilllli
“(Man he very agmablunr dix: lLrWilhl9 if
ltaeis out. There in II pn'siIIInl h mom
there, and ho has It right in mono inln the.
chamber and deliver lli‘i mu ~11» m poreuu
if has"! iii. l’reNlIlI-nl .\i:IIlimu “mo-INN"
in the «cunt» frequently.

During orwulivr- auction. tin-r» i-I a
chair for n prufiiilrni lu-qiiu in.» \ iu- ..rwi
dent's, though it Iim 4 Lot. p.--l' \\ :Irmu-i
with any frt‘quvucy. 'li i, rim-or .iw ll‘llill
tiona of the M‘hilir‘ ilmt Ihr-pmidml low a

ht to ink» ”melon ni' llu- Iii-o {Irwi-
d VI (hair while lm in IlrlivI-riug ll mI-Io
lags, but no preeidi Iii lulu I-wr .Iunilod
himself of the right. nut! that I‘lllilll inmu
is mill 1qu in tho on oml ulfim r or tho Km
ernmonl. «lloshinglou l’n-Il

Entitled to Is hernia».
Many anecdotes of Ila-navml Sum lions»
ton are told which show Ilinl hie innum-

waa by no menus almv or liiw .. ii mm, A.
(lateral Bl... - liml born 11:; snvinl ltgr‘lll
to the penitentiary turn ”ml .-r of yours

andunrmly (Ipponml lir'uirul Houston's
last election on gun-rum- of Tom» he
feared he would 1051‘ Ma Ill“ll‘i|l.lll' tillixr‘.
Ha therefon- prion-um! :I [lb'iill'Ill in «lilo
time, nsthig lhnr he miuin i‘m rrluilltvl
his “long and hithfui "l'l'\ um" living
urged on It roman: iI‘r grunting lln- rwlm ~z
oi the petitions-m.

" It. appears from ilri-I [wt ii inn. gum-rill, "
said the governor, “that you imvo low in
the penitentiary night mm, "

“Yrs, air.“

“And you my that you him- 1-. rfnrim-Ii
faithfully (‘iit'li and «Ivory Ilul; impmmll
upon you during that limo"

“ Yrs, air,“

“Then. air," sniIl tlu- nnvrrnwr. Mill n
lWluklu iIIhis rye. “it hi't‘lii'l Iunu- lougln
to pardon youonl. "» \ nulli' -.l nuipunlou

 

Typewriter“ t' srsns l'o-II.
When it is considered ilml writing: with
a pen is n pnruly lilecllillllclllleii’lt'inllilliil

has to he laboriously acquired. lhurn will!” 12

to he no mum why any other Intuhnnirnl
method may not. also bu iiil‘lfiit‘f'il. Por-
soua lose their hundsuml lmruini- I Iva-i in
tbsnas of their toes orotnmpu farms lull
Yst many who uttrmpt the lyfli‘Vll'llt'l’ on
Isrtt at alter continued "no they cannot
to its working to the snlmrillimir
place of altmnailc sllurl u him it "mid
tshsto make free mmymiiinn pr Willili‘ .\
nilli who had. but finally c'ompwml, Inuit
Illflclllly said hi) did so by it training
Hm: II pen or pulli‘il in liiu imml
until I .. . .Iompliuhal .. it look lilo
lilac month of practice.” he lurid. “but. i
.psrssvmd and gradually lIcwImn pm
Idiot. Now i find mywlf vorv awkward
Vi“! a pen "~31“. York :l'lmla.
Careless cl Honors.

Pastor Knelpp. its famous Iliqmn-I-rur of
tha"harefoot euro " who on» appointed
shamberlaln by tho pope. carvd lllllo for
tho honor. He did not even take tho tron-
bls to open its islrsv announcing the up
Want and ill.“ learned of the honor
conferred II u bin l1 thsnrrivsi otn IMI
Ilium It i. s Woml nfsu clhlllll r in non
Quinlan him tin declined to be mirth-«II

,.as“mnnaignor " iron-will.
ability that he was umivd in lt'iavu

”retreat to go to formI in thunk ill. ’

pops—dime Comprmrlem
Malling liars alsan liar] “oath".
liars constantly olmrrod at sea ilmt
Mly huruingitaysr indicated calm, lair
m. and the mars llitly twinkisd tho
wulusthsweathvr was likely I» In» The
foresairtgivsn try this variation in retail!

hit was almost invariably mm in
latitudes. though it foiled sonic
lilac the tropicii.»-llatuvc.

Various sxpsrlmsuto arc heing mails
With tho newliwedluh smokeless powder
salted snyrlte and based upon the highly
ail-sud millions; ilnms of those tests
show tho article to ”piss in: initial velocityér
Iii-Iranian M0,! second girls.
out unless and lost 3 like osmium
lilacs powder.

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

. Dissolution no...“

 

SUNDAV SERVICES
4' —~‘ ..— --- .-

l’rsiwhm and Their Thomas in Normal:
Churches 'I'n-Inorrow

iimrru Nouwam Conan-national West
avenun and Wool streets luv. Gerald li'liemi.

.D. ., pastor. Ssrvicea ill-J!) a. m and 7:00
day school. 12m You i '
godlmuysu of Christian Endeavor w e -

Janet detain
pvm ; su hiccl. “systematic Ben affirm-e—
hr and How Mar. r" leader no
it W“¥3,,,"°{“{,““c’:}“’"§'z. ' Elia ir‘huroh and
an o I; In vsn n . s‘s
servlccztoplc. "Sails ed." 3 WW
Sour-n NORWALK Mnnonnrr. Went avenue.
uoar Cnrnor itev. ii. alluring. tor.
Services ill-ll) a. m. and? find“
school. Mm; 1p prtwo rth pInsetirrmnzill
p In. in the morning Rev. Inn. of indie.
will preach in tho cunning tum will harm
aasamhiy of the Sabbath school and an address
upon “Life in india" will hegiven by Mr. Hill
Sam-II Nonwau BAPl’lll'. West avenue. near
Pine street. v. 8.0 hrws tor.
services. mm a. _m. and m) p. In.- ”dad”
12 m.: \oung People's Society or
(‘hrisiian Endeavor prayer meetingdmlp. In
tum" Errsmrar. West street and Pia r
neldavenuc. South Nor-walk; Rev 01in Hailook
rector licly C’ommnnlon .. 90mm; Morning
Prayer Litauy and sermon. ill/mm!!! .finudn)
school. Mullah: Evennougfl p In.
Nouwsntt Comoros-noun. corner Park
and Lewis streets. Rev/31' K. Nobis .0": 1)..
lor. Hertha!“ lDdlla. m and 7:!) un-
day achooi. mu p m.; \oung Poop c‘sSocicty
or L‘hrihllan Ind-savor. Ii: 30*!!! : rinses
hg'an low

“dyslematioal Benchmar-

Much" A missionary servir e. pcoial music
by In. r-.huir lauigr. mChll’lml (”Ivory
lnlhe morning Rev-.8 Co hh. of Men or
will occupy the pulpit. Evening. sermon hy-
lho pastor; subject. "The 1 lie of God in the
Soul of ion. So. \ : he Relation 0! Truth in
tin: Conversion of the Soul.

meaut Humour". “’est an i Mutt an».
nuns Rrv A. H. W your. pastor. Sci-vine.
it“! a. In and 7 zlll tl III. Sunday sI-.hooi
L. In.; Eliwnnh Lemur meeting; dim p In;
Youngm n ‘Jnmeetlng at lila m nthc lecturé
mom. Kt‘\'.J JV. Beaer . l..D. will preach
in the mIIraIniI and tho [motor in the evening.

NIIIIwAIII Barron. East avenue. opposiit'
Green. l'V. F. E. Rob! Ilns. pastor. Ser-
vicen. Willa. m and" l: sip m. .. Sunday school
it! In: early prayer moot nag. lirma. m.: young

pooph-‘umoeIltIgAll :‘Il Morning sublet!
“The id ht of thrworld" Etching gnlljell
‘imst in orais.
"(mm r: EI-Im l" AL. Holden avenue. and Pro”
Norm-ix, Watkins. res-tor
litth Sunday in Lent. Holy Communion,
ila m: ornlng Praysr. Liiany nud sermon.
mm s m; S'undsy lif'iiimi ilzIII m.: Evoniug
and sermon. 7: ll p In.

HT- PAUL d Emmott. ("liliri h rill't‘t‘ l. "pim-
‘Ilha the limo. Norwuik v. .8 loud
motor. Holyl HoInIIInnlon . Villa. Morning
Prayrr.l.ltany and .w,rmon in: :I. .LSundny
gchoul. i) m.. Ewning l’roynr and sermon.

Til) p. m.

51'. .llIIIv‘h, it. it. l'lll‘nt‘r or XVI-ill Ari-Inu-
llill ( '11:qu l ~lrI-cl Nurwulk. liev W. 151w.
um. tumor 1,.“ \llLI-l, . II. “1.; ihiliiro‘n,
Mans. Mild III; llitzli MIMI. Will :1. m; We“ .vu
Jilin. lil

Emu-Mum“. IISwnm-mi' luv-Julio ITIIINAI
Rive-Mile nvnnue. Roy. ll. illnilcgren, pag-
tor. Samurai“ 10min m and flip In" . Sun-
dny III-.hmi :lullp. m.

Em Avssua XII‘l'liillliST, iii-I“ tour/nu.“
aunlII-Jlael Norvmilt. iii-v 4‘ ill. Poul;
inr. l’rIw hing Mil! It. in. and Tulip m. .. .
day a hoot, i: m. .. young [in uplu s circling li:iii

on rum mum“ \anZandrsI-enuo Ealr
\orwulk. Preaching. lihll it. In and ill) p
m: Sunday s<hool i“. In. You l’eoplo'o mot-t-
ing till) p. to. George L. Twp e. pastor.

limun llIvru t‘mm. Superlnloznle-nl.
Janus loco": Maintain. iiillrssrl Horton: or-
ganist. Ml— Lnlu Hmlgon. Sunday IIIlI.nol l

113.: Young i‘mplc‘a Sociuty Ill t‘hriatlitn

ndouvor meeting. 6:3! p. In lrayi-r mcI-i
ing Sunday eveningal' .. mill.

Nr .‘Anlnmvs hit-«rm. in James Bil-Allis-
lor'u rizairlouco. Winni ank. Sunday IIchooi.
ism p 11).: Charles (1th teem. superintendanl:
Arthur H. ( ‘liitiem. «rumour: )iisnEvelyn Mr-
Allister. organl l. Ru. H. ll. Pond “Ill pr‘cn-u
at I or look.

Srulsnwoun LsmN l' llAi’EL lily Itwlilie
South Nurwullt. Sunday Srhool. ll: ll p I" ;
owning survico. at» p. In.

Gurus El mono II Siam-II as Held
at cry Sunday afternoon at. ' u' I Incl in lino i»
II- II' .II "All i' Chroinot street. All Itre I «mildl-
! invite-l. Sunday nthnnl at 10:! llorlmk t‘.
.3 liror kmcler pastor.

CIlNIIumniosAI. \lquIN, Springamd
L'nlont‘ haprl Ii: avenue. Jan l'olro. pal-tor.
Hungarian sorv it cs. Sunday, at ill-ill a. to null
(I p. III.: Wednesday III Tullo‘ r- ind.

m PAL'L'll Mimox. VanZumiI nml Osborn
avenues. Wt Nor-walk. Sunday Di liml am [I
In. and proaching at tulip. In. Free «minus
and u. cordial welcome to all.

Dannie": xv mountain! 1'7/1'.Pil'l'itf-Gll-
uamns. Pastor 0. Apltz. Grand Army Hall.
'34" stairs. Was'hin ton street bridge. South

orwalk, Prelim. It:|)a.m.; Sonntarpuu- hulo.

iii In Alla Deutschu wllikotnmen
CAI vsuv BAanr IlocIaI-v Quinlan! Bulld-
ing. corn" Wall and Knight streets. Norwailt.
.l. H. Starks. pastor-clam Sunda school.
um p. In.: young pcoplssmaeling. zillp m.

Avmosa Harmonics Moroccan. Knight
street Norwal. v. ilr. nus,
l’macliing. toms. m: Sunday articulation: p.

gig. prayer meeting at Mil p. m: passcht II: at

D. m.

Yonwo Ian's Commas Assoota'rmx.»
imkwo d'I Hail. Wall street. Norwalk. Eilhls
clans atlip.m.: SongaoerI-nati p. m.

(iasmrrvuaa (‘uaeau ('hnrch stmr. mmr
Taylor avsuus. Sunday school std :3) p. In.

 

 

Children Cry for
Pltchcr’a Gastoria.

Children Cry for
Pltcbsr’a Castoria.

Whm liahy wassiI-ll. maxim til-r (taunts.
Win-n aim was a Child. sho rriml tor I Moria.
When aim her-sins Mina, aha clung to Csstorla
When she had (Iliiklrmmlis gavethsrn Cast-mt

Children Cry for
PItchsr’sCastoria.

 

’t‘" Ill LPI'I‘RRH

Remaining uncalled for at tho following post-l0
offices for the wash finding Itch. til. it“. Per-
sons calllas tor any of these lstim wlli pisses
sir lhsr are adrsrtludr

fihgrmflxALlfi Will

to mzillion-lip.

 

in.
M" ' s. “spans. 9. II.

«5m low it'd?

 

“MAW...

Mnrkod down from

FURNITURE.

Special Sale. of Evans and Comer iihairs

 
 
 

 
 

l6

M

a.

312, m, 3194, $2.0.

 

“ (my limit Bani.

doom you know
nutriotlnns Itnd wholesome .also hetlar liavor.
Which
that lit not the run-on wsssll it exclusivcl.

we have nearly donhlml our hIrIIlmIsII in t w

variety would the dealer oi
but

lostimnny in tin- troll: of show mnemonic.

PEOPLE'8 MARKET.

18 North Main sh, So. Norw
'i‘ei ophons call, 62-3.

W oil. What Iii it. lust this, Rood people. its better.
and every doctor you don't know will recommend it

short timi- Ive haw handled e are
the host families of lmih cities, (lust notli' e where our delivery wagons stool and we odor lustr-
A Prime Rib lions! ulvr-n awn; owry day.

E. J. WADHAMS. Proprietor
“FREE DELIVERY.

1 Satisfaction guarnnwud. i

Mutton, Fulfill. H

llcro oes} fiver
ns hufthia harms:

Shall we prove ill

i .
3.1""? stem from illlnols to Row York. wouldAh? u use common sense {The ”mink”

instant large on an nl
iiud cutout whip?
canoe l suits the publ

nl ori or an

Again. it costs morn.
l to such an extent
ling l‘II

 

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PEDPiE's IIII‘IIII

21 Wall st., Norwalk
l‘alaptmne call. iii-ll.

 

WORK;
all sizes.

No pain or ex
and posing. cepeca

FOR CH

natural and graceful.

l2, 000

15 day-a.

less than cost These goods are

“more 'Ph’

use will be spared to obtain beautiful manila
liy with delicate costumes and draperies

otographfi

To those desiring something Ispecially iine' In PIIOTOGRAPHIC
I would call attention to the new line which i am now executing in

imih In lighting

lLDREN

Particular care is given to obtain pictures, which omlm/iy oil that in childlike

Appointments for sittings may be made by mail.

Crayon and Water Color Work
AT REASONABLE PRICES.

E. ii. JICKSON. PHlllllliiilPliEH. 53 Will ST. liliiliillll.

C. H HARVEY

Big Slaughter

—-;\N l )-

CLEABANCE SALE.

 

 

PAIRS

0i Boots Shoes and inbbers to be
CLOSED OUT

at the greatest bargains over offered In Nor-walk during the next
These goods must be sold to make room for others com
ing in, so do not stop until you get to the oldest shoe dealer to
town. who knows just what to buy for tho wants of the people at

tm. numerous in mnniion prices,

Come and one for yourselves, \ our old frimui

C. H. Harvey.

 

Taylor 8t Golden
Real Estate and insurance-

“’AS fliNti‘l’O N 81' “I“ KT

Persons looking foralot or Imus.» on: l,Ill
with the view of purihiulingmre lllVllv‘ll I
call and examine our list. ll I- have liu- In {or

sale in every part of tho city at romIomIl 1r

 

 

prices and on my tuna». M120”
‘ ' w A N'l‘I-zn
‘ "ii. in do general lionw work. Apply in I:
l i' niun l'ark mill. ll

)(lAKllF‘RF Siloliawer-k; mills. lumrilera
) Ill. Indy boarders iii. In North Mnin vim-l
infill” Marshall sweet. it

THOROV'GHIA‘ comps-tom girl {or go nor-

J al housework in famii of four. A ly

lnhira. lienry P l'rlre.l3i\' t‘hll‘VEllui'i nor-
wlInl il l

T0 LET.
PLEASANT sunny rooms with excellent

umi Term:- l'ei‘L'lflnIlili! \iltH
Ell. ill ( nion street

 

E3.-

mil. 'lt

l'éolVall'l-‘UN. House A rooms. stable». [1‘ [P
ground: sw par month. "iayior It I him.
it Washington strsat mill 1 ..ll

1‘ Fl" ltNlriliEII houirctnlel. in itlIlgcilI-ld.
w ith all modern improvements. in morn».
ioumir and stable: ii minutes' walk from
paste osnndthnrch Ilminnm from depot.
rostollics box I'M. ltldrrsflcid Conn. mzllm
hi. roomu,

(lil’l'l'MalE. lilo." liyncn Phil-.9 oi
l all modem improvu monies lim'yuirn at
til. it ('Ixilidgou union.
Ilia

 

SA)“ EIILVNKH “H.
No. ll Main street. Norwal II

U i’l'llt part of liouns on Spring like». con—
slstlnfolo rooms: all monorn «Homeri-
tonnes: re iii .

 

 

ply to W.“ Motor at
Cruluta Knapp's AlTo- 1 Factor IanI iw
ROOMS. tonioc. [adults at

qiilot familiar. N

nil-sol. Soul orwnllt. Cl.

0’ mNo Il Hamilton
FAST slum in IiaIrrINII huiidimr. Mimi.
Apply at this adios.

q'l'llltit and hammsnt with
1. IIItIiunIoul atria-It. opposite
irom April lat lias n ounpisr as a dry
"it dmmpouunually‘fpr the or; liiiio‘on
no new In assnc . uurn
IIiDcnnsv P. In. p 93031:

“Mar

IIOIYSI’.N

Drove More: mus

militia" fill“!
”all. in lower and most

Sm thickly Skilled. part or rillauo. with no
store near. Excellent stand [or imm-
misnor mar trot Appiylo “Md. (litA
wasmn.Cenn n. mbiw
Oil!!! on Livingston “mall modrrn im-
snitsuw tw I." Knlll'llfll of
WJhplilder.“ sstsvsnns. all

on“... of Mics,- i.
formerly molpisdht
0. IOWA" I. Did

lien: four min

.00. Avplyvto
well Cigar asliinginn ..tmti
PAW f lowsr house. minim mm

datum, “(I
l. oilll'tl.

nail Day ntrrel- hum-s. corner
o‘l’uils lies attest: hmm near it
mi’l’ol'isnsirsstmpslalru:
ixolioa litmt downstairs
NAPRHW sat strut.

IIIIIIII

ymithfllc blilldl
Jacob, {all lt.ay toil-II

union.”
all?!“ y 11min nvilpv’l'fi‘nnlli link! lilo
i "gm run It I . ppl y

o‘ii;wflgrnr ‘ . in this” insurance pipe“.
in?" If: Willi an: ‘lmatrsot oi [blind
vi." Wilt": uniform ..

 

I'I'OII SALE.

 

humus hauler panrrf

luau! tm
mim'ir." who

flash strssi

 

 

 

croissants.

 

 

WWW

r. PLAISTED S Diillii STORE

Stevens i liliiiill,

Giocelies, Feed, Fruits, Elc.
l‘Bli SCI 1'" MAIN STREET.

l -——-—m»—-——-

look at the Quality!
look at the Prices!

""li)~. til liranululeil Sugar. ti Ilil: .l lira. bust
Rusins 21v. ll “lb host how liar-cu Pranks-r».
it'm iihs ire-It inlilornin' l’runr- 25.; h».
been: Lump Smrvli Jr: lbs.
llmul Riv-i "vII . but N U, \lnlaa-
we. 7W In no» (.‘iiron. 21k.
Qunlwrtlnls. luv pukmro. ’lr) nurlluitcnzn
in; \iillI. lIlI (Au; Ill-Ni iimirdx bag Sardines,
It. box. We him- [litllleflfaf'f'i'fllllilUM
tlivoueniuli. IlIxxlulI-lnerrdeI-o lL’lilf

 

 

’l‘lll'li llillll ill; Till-

linighl Slieel l. M Church
willgivuu CONCERT in the

Norwulli ll. F. i‘hurch.

Fill IHV EVENINH.

(oriiieiwuilluiiiio A. M. E. I-imrcbIM AIL
mleelun. :30: IlIlldrmI lilo.

Summer Session.

MERRILL BULLEGE,

Opens April 2,1894

Must mpulm' IIIIIl rnItlIallInsinoss tralulu
”Phil?!" Now Engixml. illuitraiedialaloau:
non rw.

wuium rim cosmos.
li'i'Alll’ililll, CON N.

 

am we" Hand Laura...

“‘ ll Vissliinyton Street.

80th items“

ALI. Willtl DONE I“ HAND.
I") ACIDS I!!!” ll. Wdflfllln.
DITISI‘AO'I'IOR flflAfillfun.
000135 (MIAMI. IOI AND Dam.-
ll! l‘lflll’.’ 0" l‘lllAMill. 0" "'I.

.lilllN WARREN. Proprietor.

r

«is ly

 

'l‘iii'

'LEON lSAAOS’

(‘ElillllltA‘l‘Ill

.GUJCINIIM PENS.

"III: has mitlm-is limo a! any other main.
nunrrsniml to run uniform.
Hm MALI! 01".! ‘1‘

 

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