sown NORWALKEVENENGI SEN’I‘INEL. FRIDAY JUi‘iEI‘ i894.
if
iiiiii llllillllE-Bll Tillll
DASHES HERE AND THERE BY
TIIE SENTINEL‘S BEI’OB’I‘ERS.
'Ions of the Tiling: They see and Bear
ill Nor-hilt, South Nor-alt and
Vicinity During 'I'lislr Diurnal Journey.-
lngs up and Down Town.
The privileges on the steamboat (‘in
. of Albany have been let to New York
parties for .50 a month.
The People's Institute of the South
Norwalir Congregational church closed
last night .for the summer months.
Arrangements are being made for a
new time-table to go into elfect on the
New York, New Haven and Hartford
Railroad about June 17.
-—~An elegant variety of scrims,‘ from
be. up, at M. S. Smith's.
A. J. Hutchinson has secured the con-
"tract for building the Norwalk Street
Railway company‘s new road in South
Notwalk. It was sublet to him by the
or' ‘nal contractor. .
fie Republican committee aiid the
delegates to the convention and parade
in New Haven, will hold a meeting to-
morrow night atHo clock, in the oliice
of City Attorney J. ll. Light.
—-Mr. and Mrs. lleveridge, of Nebraska,
will sing at Music 1i.ill Saturday evening.
Address by A. B. Lincoln. Silver collec-
tion at the door.
The selectmen, grand jurors and con-
stables will meet at the selectmen‘s of-
fice, Monday. to select forty persons to
shave as jurors in the Superior Court and
Courts of Common Pleas and at justice
trials. w
The last'l‘liiirsday evening seivice of
the series at (irate church, has
held last night, a large congregation
being in attendance. An able discourse
was delivered by the rector, ,ilev. S. ii.
Watkins, upon the subject 4, “True
. Guides
—N‘ice quaker bread. at Lane‘ s.
The Young People‘s Society of Christ-
ian Endeavor of the South Nurwalk
Congregational church will give musi-
cale and literary entertainment nd a
strawberry and ice cream festival in the
parlors of the church. next Wednesday
evening.
In the three- IIIinIItI class l'or’trotters
and pacers at the spring meeting of the
The regular Ins-ting or hinosanoun-
cil, O. U. A. M” will be held “tonight.
The First Methodist church choir will
meet tonight promptly at 7:30 o'clock,
for rehearsal.
*Strswberries at Uilhlott’s, 15’? Wash.
ington st. bridge and 10 Wallet. Norw’k.
Wm..-
James ll. O'Reilly and
tar, born Wednesday.
A cargo of Portland cement is being
discharged for Raymond Brothers at
their dock on Water street.
W. 11. Hall I! Co's store in Bridgeport
was damage by fire Wednesday after-
noon to the extent of $25,000.
Prospect avenue, the Step Ro :lr road
and Kellogg street. Norwalk, are under-
going greatly needed repairs.
——A large variety of lace and insertings,
black and ecru, prices from be. to $1.15
a yIl., at M. S. Smith’s
W. E. Dean is negotiating for the lease
of the store on Wall street, recently oe-
cupied by Ii. (i. Judd.
The Unionville prayer meeting, to-
nlorrow night, will be held at the resi-
dence of Samuel Richmond.
suits
—Will make caps to match
O'Brien & Sherwood.
Mrs. Carl A. liarstrorn has issued invi-
rations for a lavvn fete, Thursday. June
7th. from 5 to 8 p. m.. at her residence
on Prospect street
Miss Marion Short, the elocutionist, of
New York, will give an entertainment in
the chapel of the Norwalk l'ongregation-
al church. tonight.
-Of the singers who will be at Music
Hall, tomorrow night, the Boston lien
aid says: “The Boveridges scored a great
hit." A. B. Lincoln, speaker. Admission
free. Silver collection at the door.
A little daughter of Mrs. John Mam
ning, of Norwalk, strayed uii‘ay..1lieiri0ri-
alliay,but was afterwards found and
returned to her parents.
Paul Jones. the globevtrotter, is now as
far asi’atersori, N. J., on his travels, and
comes into notice once more by getting
arrested for attempting to jump an $18
board bill.
—-l'nifornl caps.
O'Brien I9: Sherwood.
Samuel A. Tristraui,
lie, of Nor- _
wallr, are the parents of a bgght daugh.
who is engaged
STlLLlN
price are very attractive.
M. H. PARSONS. ‘
THE FIELD
Another car of horses to arrive this week, at
Brookside Form. A good assortment of seasoned
horses to select from Our fine stock and low
The diamonds belonging to Mrs.
(ieorge C. Lockwood hate not yet been
recmered.
...-vE-.,,...
The paving is being taken up on Main
street, today, for the Norwallr Street
Railway.
'l‘lie Whiskey Ilub. of South Noi'wallr,
had a dance, Wednesday higbt, at the
home of Wilbur Hubbard, ltowayton.
The executive committee of the
Woman's Central Association will Inlet
in the Woman's Building, at :1 o'clock
this afterrgon.
use at Music liall, tomorrow afternoon
at 2:80, and get a bag of candy and see a
‘fu'nny show for 5 cents. Adults 10c.
Daniel NI-ylon, of Norwalk, wasdruiik
again, iesterdriy, and was lurked Iip.
Justice Austin lined him :51 and costs.
this IIIonIing. lie a cut to jail.
Frank l". l'lark, of Cranberry Plains
is laying a thousand feet, more or ices, of
concrete walk In front and mound the
premises of W. 1!. Earle, on liast
avenue.
The Y. P. S. t'. E. wrll give one of
their enjoyable socials in the Noraalk
Congregational chapel. next Wednesday.
Supper will be served at 3:210 and during
the evening.
Munsey's Magazine for J une contained
sketch of the late James Montgomery
Bailey, the Dinbury News man. written
by .tleorge Watson llallock. a, former
South Norwalk lloy. “
-—Yacht caps. O‘llrien A’ Sherwood.
While the harness was being put on
him this morning. a horseran from
Newton (f. tiraves‘ barn on Marshall
street to Railroad place The animal
w- Is stopped by James Sheehau.
The fourteenth commencemriit of the
Norwalk Military institute will take
”35$...
~Chililren, don t miss the candy mali- '
AYER’S‘
no: ONLY . 1
Sars ap arilla
ADMIT‘I‘ED
anon RULE xv. g
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that are in o
anyvvaydan-o
gerous or of-°
Cldcago‘l lensive, also at
I393 d patent medi-o
PpQ cines, nos— E;
trams, and 02
empirical preparations, whose 0:
ingredients are concealed, will °’
not be admitted to the Expo- E.
sition.‘ o=
Ayer's Sara: Ip:':IIll!I u as admitted In 0:
I “1‘“ it is a standard [lizl'lriniitiilir .II 3
iii 'ipirlillnn. liliil all that a family "Will 0!
I III ‘llulilillii' cg l
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Atthe
WOR LD’S FAIR.° 0
3000000000000000 O
il.l|.P|aisted
Druggist.
We have just received a large Invoice
of W ii. iiashroucks.
$7.B5
LONE CENT A BOX
BBMSTBBK BBBS.,
MISEBIBLE WEITHEB llST WEEK
prevented many persons from
iSpGCial
advertised {or certain days, and having heard so my'
ngadvantage of our“
expressions of disappointment we decided to have the
SALE CONTINUE
Friday and Saturday, I
Of this Week,
and Monday,
of next Week.
Many New Attractions have Been Added.-
the only ones left.
BROAD WALE DiACONAL ALL- WOOL COAT
AND VFST 5150; been selling for 12,14 and 15.
lixtremely' good v;a1ue the following Sims, 1“, Id and 42, are
..-‘>n__._.
7 5n CASSIMERE (‘HE\ IOT CO ATS AND VESTS $1 50,
light and dark colors,
imatelrial cost the price asked al
A few suits of the same kind SIB no
«>-
making and profit.
cutaways or sacks, all sizes. The
one. You’ re saving the cost of
an \ on can get a $4. 00 or as. oo suit in this lot for $2.03.
Customers wonder at the bargains
-——<OO———
50 BENIS FUR BOYS' LONG PANTS 50 GENTS
4»—~—-
MEWS KID \ND CASTEII‘. GLOVES,
50 CENTS.
50 CENTS;
regular price 81 and $1.50.
Standing" i’aper Collars; '
mricesi
or
..
. -i
Luilullm Estimatorsaviators,
. in the shoe business on Water street was
,.
Literary exer-
(ireenwich Driving association. Memorial
priacnwduith twin girls on Memorial
place Tuesday. June.)
cises will be. held at 'l::ll1; rexiew of cil-
Day, Ben b. g, owned by W. Ii. Lock- . l _
. wood .Of \Vhitel‘lains, formerly of Nor i011)“ xElie iiiotlier arul (llildrln 1'”! III
walk, won in three straight heats: time "D V" ' _
‘ 2:35},2:3313nd2:32g. Mr. Smith, of the South Norwalk
The residence of ('ouiicilnian A. (‘. Hardware company, has purchased the
Wheeler, on Arch street, is being repaint- sloopJulIa. and Will try to learn the
ed; the front of Tristrain & ilyatt’s dry true Inwardness of our harbor the com~
good store on. Wall street, Norwalk. is mg summer.
being painted white, with yellow trilli-
mings, and the front of the market in the
Hardenbrook building is being painted a
ghostly white.
let colps at I o clock; alumni meetin’gr
at I 0 Idol k. and principal' a reception at ‘lr
lllé SB. lulllliv,1uisouic lilllllillill. I4 seen IIIII SHEET
”WW3 sounl raisins”
_
oclock.
Trinity Guild. of the King‘s Daughters,
met With Mrs. Lawton. yesterday after-
noon. Alter tbe completion of the
work. a most tempting impromptu
lunch was served by the president. who
has proved herself on several likeoccs- , ~ ~ . ,
sionsa t, genial and hospitable en. .. -- .A . .
The work of theliuild for
I l
"‘4' If),
l
and will sell the lot at? ..c per box. We ‘ -
have 900 boxes (iolden Fleece. “00C rush-
ed Bond. 50 Anethist. 50 Sea Shell. it;
won't last long. Come early.
Telephone call 13-2.
-—AtLane‘s. (ioil’ee pineapple, lemon.
strawberry, vanilla, pinch, chocolate and
Neapolitan cream.
wr Wiir‘irvtn lIIiI
1 in the city to try at 60c bag of
\
Grand Master Dol euew of the Grand 1
Lodge of Odd l‘ellous, has appointed
Frank Leonard, of Norwalk. Depot
Grand Blaster for the Norwalk and Dn/
bury lodges.
. 4
summer will be that connected with
e flower mission of New York; city.
-——All colors In cheesi I~-'loth. 1c y.,d at
M. S. Smith' s. .
A horse fell on the tramway track in
front of L. 11. Becker's store on Wash-
ington street. yesterday afternoon. Sev-
eral men went toIlIe assistance of the
men in the carriage, who were strangers
and refused to give their names. and
the animal was unharncssed and placed
on all fours again. No damage re-
the celebrated
“ANGELUS FLOUR”
Made from fancy. hard Dakota Wheat. The very finest of
any Flouerin the world. Try it. and be convinced, and when
once used, you will have. no other. Every bag and barrel
line of the best I-vidI-mcs that Ayers
liairhgor is an arts le of I-xleptional
merit is the fact that the demand for it
is constantly increasing. No one who
uses this incomparable dressing thinks
of trying any other preparation for the
hair.
The monthly business meeting of the
Y. i’. S. C. E. of the Norwalk Congrega-
tionlil church was riot held last night.
because of the lateness of the close of the
prayer meeting.
"Ten people out of adozeii lire inva-
. ~ lids," says a recent medical authority.
suited . #W“
Anieeting of the general I'oiiimitteo
on the meders' Day celebration was
held at the Norwalk club. Tuesday night.
The plans of the celebration were thor-
oughly discussed, and the action of the
ladies upon costuming for the colonial
ball was ratilied. Mrs. George W. Cram
was appointed chairman of the pat-
ronesses.
~iieine‘s full orchestra will give a
sacred concert in (iornianiullall, Sunday
evening at 9 o'clock. All are invited to
attend.
The sowing school connected with
Trinity church. will hold its last meet-
ing for the season. tomorrow afternoon
at 3 o‘clock. in tlIoSiInIlay school room
A lliil attendance of the scholars in de-
sired. as the garments which they have
been sewing on will be given to them to
tulle home. The vector of the parish
will present the prizes. and refreshments
will be served.
The Ladies Auxiliary of tlie\. M. l'
A. met Tuesday afternoon and decided
to hold a lawn party in the near future.
to raise funds to carry on the workIf
the association. After the business meet-
ing Miss Anna Burr favored the gather-
ing with a recitation entitled "(trund-
ma‘s Attic Treasures.” and Mrs. L. I).
Keeler sang a role. after which refresh-
ments were served. M
-—See our line of outings at 00.; challies
st 50.; pongees at 8a.: lawns at 8c. and
12in. yd. M. 8. Smith.
The weekly prayer meeting in the
South Norwsilr Congregational church.
last night, was well attended. and of a
very interesting character. The subject
was “What Help Have You Received
from Some Heroic Life?” sad the lender.
John E. Light. Among those who
spokswers Mrs. Ilsry Orton,Dr. Psr
dos. Lewis B. Nash, ROM}. 11. Board
sndJsms-P. Psalm. Hrs. hardne-
sldsd st tbs piano.
«Guam-WWI, sold may”...
1110. ”01mm Us. at»: M. 8.
.. h . , .
«A splendid variety of pumpas cloths
and novelty lace stripes, 15c. yd., regular
ly sold Iit 20¢. at M. S. Smith's.
chapel, tomorrow afternoon at 4 o‘clock.
Reports from the various circles and
before the summer vacation.
Word has been received from Miss
Waleslru ()lller that she arrived safely in
Hamburg on May ls, after a fair trip,
encountering but little storm. Miss
()hler is a resident of liethel. but was for
some tiinoomployed mt clerk in Frt'dl‘r-
. ick Mead‘s bakeries at Norwalk and
South Norwulk.~
II. S. llrown has made some changes
in his sliimshirlilliiit improvi- it in up.
[lllll'llncc and allow of II more and better
display of stock. The I-obbling depart,
merit has been placed in the lilulf‘illl‘lll.
The store is now open the whole length
and his line stock well displayed and Ft)“-
chiiI-nt for purchasers.
—~. Mourning bonds ()‘ilrieil Ill: Shem-mid
The Calvary Baptist church III mulling
ample arrangements for the installation
of their newly called pastor, Rev. James
8. Sumlar. to the pulpit, June 111m. The
sister churchel have been invited to take
charge of the task on that day. A straw.
berry entertainment will be given bya
committee of ladies J nne 6th, for the
benefit of the church.
About ll 0 'oloek yesterday afternoon a
team belonging to Raymond Brothers
was run into by the “pusher" used on
the Consolldstsdrosd st this point for
shifting frisglit cars. The team was
‘ haehlngmndwithout any warning the
mmMMintnlongm m
thswspsmlmstvouplstsly dwell-ll.
”PM sud horns mil
W
The Central Circle of king II Daughter's
will meet in the Norwalk Congregational
a brief programme of exercises will be
given. as this will be the last meeting
At least eight out of these ten, it is sale
mallow, are suffering from somelorm
of blood disease which a persistent use
of Ayers Sareaparilla would be sure to
c me Then. don t be an invalid.
Children (try for
e Castorla.
Pitcher’
When llaby was sick. we gnvn llr'l' (‘Ilitnrla
When «he was a i‘iIIld, Idlu \‘Yll'tl {or B‘iuior‘lL
\i‘lIeII ail-I heI'aiIIe Miss. she clung to l'mforil.
When she had Children. one govcthiuu Custom
Children (try for
Pltcher’e Castoria.
Children (fly for
Pltcher’s Gastorla.
NOTICE.
'l‘ilill legal voter.- ol the South Norwalk
1 IIioIINchool District arellerohy notified
and warned illnl the annual meetlng of mid
Illstrlrl will be hold at. the Franklin street
whmlhoummn Tuesday owning. June 511.,
11194.." 11 o'clock. to hear the report» or the.
for the past year. and to elect It member of the
Illstrlil committee to serve for the sin Foaling
Ihree years and other officers forIlIe ensuing
year. also to is II lax lomeetllle necessary
expenses of ther lstrtI- tend to lay wm1ll‘ll of
the indebtedness of the distrlit M shall be
deemed advisable; also in transmll any other
business pro .rlv coming before Mild meeting.
Dated at nth Norwallr I‘Iinn. .. May Ill-It.
19m.
halihdlhgiwiiiihsw D I
J . l :
JOHNH. mom. i ”"m'miii'iii‘
AUCTION
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Hotel will be sold at public auction commute-
in;
Tuesday. May 29th
ATlO wowoxroassbon. ’
of. am: «tinnitus: . wait.
Wummhesrtl next
day. hrhm Wheaties W
gusts sirilltu. Is _
iilstrllt f'oinmltlec. Treasurer II.iil(.‘oileItor .
The furniture in fifty rooms at the Norwalk
aalstomtlnusuntllthssntlrsld Indium-I ‘
EW”E
gag-r: fifldm
The water when freely finned is Is positive
I ore for Kidney, Liver and Bladder liiseases.
lly apt-pols, indigestion. Rheumatism and
(iout. in Scarlet. Typhoid and other fevers it
keeps the Kidneys in free action. Ailescrlp-
live book will be mailed upon appllIatlon to
H. Kicker and Son' II. l’rori.. .lv‘ei Nassau street.
New ‘Iork.
teed to give satisfaction. Our
aim is to place before the public
the best goods possible to obtain (not how cheap) but how
Our Butter at 20c lb Is tine, sweet and may Extra fan Gilt
Edge Creamery, 250 lb., 4} lbs for 81.00.061‘
Pure, rich full cam
Cheese, 16c lb, and many bargains.
Did you ever know a butcher
W lo looked herbs.“ the street.
Willi a smile so brl hi and pleasant.
PBlBNB
SOLD BY 1
R. '
H. PLAISTED.
eoUTH N( iRW A Lit.
AND DRUGl‘IHTS (ii-INICRA LLY
llBiiBE! SBHBBl TAXES.
THE lax yera of the South Norwalk Union
rlchoo District are here iy notified that
the district in of two and a half mills on the
dollar, laid on the town merit list»!
Inn. at a meeting of the district be I! on the
nthrlayh of June we. at th 0 Frank .ln street
schoolhouse willbe due andps yah-e on th
first day of May. 11m, at which tlrnsl shall h
ready to receive the same at Htlllson' a drill
mmsa Wsslll ngton street. finally at th
ofnlne ch" cent a year from May
illuuvlllbe rged on all taxes remalnlna
on and after June 1st. lm l‘. A. nus
gigglwd" of Taxes for South Norwalh Union
Dated at South Norwalk. April 10. lm.
nlOll
Illusions." “
; 13 North Main at., 50. Norwalk.
That he turned t In lemons HWM‘L
prlctor to KS“!
0! y.ul
Bharles E. human
3:! WASHINGTON 37835130018 NOBWALK.
And who hastened every morning the pro
lElllIlI
DIME!
Did on ever know a butcher
W In looks so sour and glam.
That he quits removed the varnish
i From a California lum.
- And changed a nice id love
To a mitten vyvithoat a bomb?
1! you \‘l'lll to wear Riillltwrlll I M I n mentioned above. then be on
quality of H(‘lNy llrosml ill-If. \eal 'llork ,Iiminhxlc" etc. y ”Min” ”10 best
0
ill' II Iiur lllllilll'y wagons light as I house. no mud. dust. horse hair. etc.. if In
deliver your auto H.
N. ii. H. A. Writers. (in but»
the saloon. that i'IoppII-Iiri1 Hayes'.
believe.
E J. wADI-IAIvis. Proprietor"
FREE llELWEllY.
PEBPLE' 8 MIBKET.
Telephone call, 5245.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
or man. has a stand at illH market that is two doors.
‘Indalmtlermln III the biz is hard to and you‘d bum
\
mm \\
Telephone call, M4.
F U RN lTU RE.
28 '89. Main Street, 80. Norwalk.
GREAT BARGAINS IN
PARLORSU ITS
Silk Brocatelle Fringe Parlor Suit, $35.00.
A large line of Corduroy Lounges and Couches.
All goods soldsthsrd time prices.
Crushed Plush Parlor sun 925.00
fifiufix" ”vi-$5,: “" “tam Polished Wood Parlor Tables way down in price.
a. 13109? .21 III- sslectinsn or ‘null lIIIIIIvII III 2 A F1110 Lounge for $6 60.
"dial " for the Maw“. if: Wilton Rug Couches, slaw.
PEBPLE' 8 MIKE?”
21 Wall It" NM
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