“llolmlt Elsi SIDE
.. slant; $331113: are on rs
Am 0mm la the ltory of Edward
man's absence—Important lasting,
.1 the Jule! lpwartlt Magus—loch!
and torso-pl flvants.
‘ § The story «Edward Bauman’sabsence
, ‘ftunthla’home on East avenue. recently
j , printed in the Tar: Saarinen. has been
_ . . W to thentent of another chapter.
and judging from what his wife has
would,“ stands an excellent chance of
spendinga few months in jail on the
‘m of desertion and non-support.
Badman was, as is well known.
the ‘planbt at the Gem Theatre,
whichis directly opposite the home he
hasdoserled. and when thatplace ceased
to attract and things became so warm
for the manager that he rang down the
curtain. Badman left for New York city
with the intention of securing perform-
era for the Gem. but after an absence of
a. couple of weeks he came back and
told his wife he was going to Hudson
City to play for Kling, who conducts the
Novelty theatre in that city. Since that
time he has been unable to think of home
from a financial standpoint. and his wife
.and two little children have been almost
destitute. save for the assistance resolved
from the town. Yesterday Mrs. Bau-
mnn was without fuel or eatables,and the
strain and worry of her husband's action
has rendered her unfit for work. When
' seen last evening by a reporter she said
she had received a letter in the morning
mail from her husband. In it he
claims to have sent money several
days ago. Mrs. Bauman said
she could not believe it, and if he did
she had failed to receive it. She went
to see Selectman Raymond. she says,
and told him of the letter she receiyed
and asked for car fare to go to her hus-
band and learn what he is doing, but she
was refused. Bauman's mother resides
in Germany and is reputed to be worth
$50,000. She has been informed of her
son's shameful treatment of his family.
Mrs. Bauman informed her husband that
if he would support the children until
she was able to get work. she would be
content. and it was after this that the
letter was written by him. saying he bad
‘ sentmoney. This is, indeed,a and case.
Several of the neighbors assisttd the
womantoreach her husband and this
morning she left for New York. where
she will take the train for Hudson. She
will have her husband arrested if he does
not snake some agreement. to Hrpport his
family.
. Que day last week a man of genteel
appearance and suave manners visited a
few of the grocery stoma on this side.
claimingto he a representative of the
Eagle Pencil company, of New York,
and in flowery words displayed his stock,
and offered it at reasonable figures,
which excited no suspicion among the
persons whom he approached. At sev.
eral places he left goods with the under‘
standing they could be paid for in ninety
days after date of purchase. At another
place be secured an order for :i show
case. But the man, it was said, failodl
to present the card of the house to
anyone upon whom he called. This
morning a gentleman from Slanrford.
and a commercial traveler known as
Sillmau, called on one of tho- storekevp
era and informed him that their visitor
of last week was on impolite-r; that he
, swindled several pirtim in Stamford by
representing himself there as a drum.
mer. There (could not be unyinformn.
lion gathered from any one who had
given him money here. and whether ho
is a fake or not. remains to be soon.
The Junior Epworlh league met in
the parlor of the East Ave-mm Methodist
Episcopal church, lust night. An inter-
esting programme of recitatmns and mu-
sic was rendered by several of the mem-
bers,after which make and cream were
Wed. The meeting was openml with
prayer by Rev. A. J. Smith, after which
the business was transacted. The Imagine
voted topsy for the repairs lo the large
stained glass window which was recent-
Iy damaged by a storm. Several of the
members stated that it was their inten-
tion in make application to the Senior
league for membership. The members
also decided to hold an entertainment in
the Sunday school room of the churoln
.r' next Wednesday night. it is supposed
thatthe members of this league will
\ join the Senior League, and all business
' be transacted under one head.
I. The actorsaud actresses of the (Janina
left town this morning. going to New
m on the steamer City of Albany.
. y took with them their traps and
musical intrumsnts, and as they march;
edacrcal am they presentedu happy
countenance and noone would hav‘e sup-
posedthey had anything but the very
best of houses and were going away with
““mouey to sell."
Orrin; to the lawn party under the
ansplcssof the Y. If. C. A., last night,
shooflosraof the Epworlh League did
nothold their cabinet meeting as had
but: arranged. The meeting will be hold
some would; next week. at tlieaam
' hosrmdplace. W
twat that
.3.
' ems
son a market of the flint-look style.
carried througjhseversl wars. It has
been carried by patrlma in many bloody
battles." The pieceisln good condition
andlsmonnted" with ivory. It is con-
structed on the pattern of the Arabian
‘llrearm, although not as large. Mr.
Benedict has several other relics which
have been handed down to him by his
predecessors. ,
The residents of this side are very often
reminded of theismoua city of Venice
by anurnhsr of gentlemen who almost
nightly row from the Farms to the draw-
bridge, accompanied by an orchesta.
Last Tuesday evening they gave a con-
cert along the ahore at Riverside avenue.
to the great delight of the paaursby. It
was supposed they had come from a
yacht that was anchored down the river.
The annex to the cities of J. Wallace
Marvin wasllnished yesterday. and to-
day the painters will begin work on it.
The building is to be used for the storing
of feed. grain. etc., which. heretofore.
has been kept in a building on pr
street.» “
This being Flag Day, stars and stripes
are flying from the stall on the G. A. R.
hall. Several are also flying from pri-
vate residuum and at the East Side
school the flag was saluted by the schol-
ars at the morning exercises.
The cottage rented by George H. Frew,
secretary and treasurer of the New York
and Norwalk Steamboat company, from
Edward Smith. is being prepared for
Mr. Frew‘s family. They will take
possession tomorrow.
Mrs. John W. Mains. of Osborne ave-
nue, has gone to lisrtford to see her
daughter. Mrs. E. Ii. Mitchell. who has
been seriously ill. Although Mrs. Mitchr
ell is improving, she is not yet out of
danger.
ltov. George L. Terple, of the East Nor-
wulk Advent Christian church. will
again exchange pulpits with his son,
itev. George M. Tceple, of New Haven,
next Sunday morning and evening.
William Merritt. one of Uncle Sam's
letter carrio-rs. who is enjoying his an-
nual week of recreation, was in Greater
New York yesterday. and visited Buffalo
Iliil's Wild W. at Show.
The residence of L. M. Smith, at 18
Ilenry street. has been repainted and
now present» a beautiful appearance. It
is one of tlw neatest houses on that
street.
William Wright. who until recently
conducted a meat market In the Randall
building on the Farm bridge. has secured
a position at the Knob ()uting club's
resort. ‘ _‘
Ii. E. 'I‘ichenor, who has been visiting
his daughter. Mrs. Herbert V. Carr. of
(kittage avenue, has returned to his
home in Utrutr-rport, L. I.
Theodore llyxbec, Alfred Brown and
Richard Murphy wheeled to Westport
last night. and after looking several calls
they returned home.
, Miss Nellie Illfommedicu. of Henry
istreet, has returned from the conven-
ltion of music teachers which convened
{at New Haven,
Fred Jones, of Si-cond avenue, viiio
recently injured his band at the saw mill
lof Hatch, Marley is L'o. has returned
, to work. .
‘ -
i The coping and lawn fronting the reel-
dence of Richard I’armalte. on Riverside
EVf‘DUl', are ln-ing remodelled and trnn'
med. ‘
George Velic. of Betta l’lnce, will go to
Ridgelivld in u Iewdnys to remain there
part of the summer.
Miss Annie Sinith.of Osborne «venue,
is entertaining Miss Mabel l’rophctt. of
Bridgeport.
The framework of the addition being
erected to the residence of Charles (Jule.
on (low- street, has been raised.
Alonzo Wheeler has returned from a
visit to his brothers in Bethel.
John ’l‘ryori, of Riverside avenue, is
confined to his room by a slight illness.
Mrs. Fred. Wheeler and daughter are
visiting in Brangliville.fl_
J. Wallace Marvin is in New Haven.
today. on business.
ROWAITON.
The putting out to sea by the steamer
Kate (7. Stevens, commanded by Capt.
W. I. Stevens, Jr.. in the storm of April
lith. to save the sloop Celia. will be re-
calléd by reading the following letter
which was received by the captain a few
days ago:
flsnucmn. (loom. Ila 2thli. 1894.
(la . W. 1. Stevens. ru-DIAII But:
Not ring your address until quite re-
cently, it was not possible to give you a
letter expressing our thanks for the
prompt and ready assistance you gave
the slow Cells in the storm of April 11th
lost. This boathadon board about“,
worth of merchandise. consigned to us.
on which there was no insurance and
you can coolly understand the gratitude
we wouldea when wocametolearn
theperll tbs both this boat and cargo
wasin anathatthrongh tbs bravery of
and companions 0:: no
N TEE
And
the
entire
made several centuries ago in Spain and ,
praise in this section. when the circumvr
stances were known, was and still is,
whenever the matter In alluded to. in
eve, plan's mouth. If it Is ever our
fortune to meet you. we will try
express more fully than we here can"
gratitude and kindness we feel toward
you and your crew. Should you ever
come into this part of the state, we sin-
cerely wish you would come and see us,
and we would try to entertain you as
royally as you deserv . Sincerely yours,
J. H. and J. L. Loni).
Miss Lou Stevens, accompanied by her
friend, Mal Beecher, of New Haven, is
attending the commencement exercises of
Temple Grove Seminary, Saratoga
Springs. Miss Stevens is a graduate of
the class of '93, and her sister Lina is at
present studying there.
The Young Men's Athletic club will
hold their strawberry and icecream fee-
tival in Guider’s Hall, Friday and Satur-
day evenings. A musical and literary
programme will also be rendered.
The steamer Medea went to Boston,
yesterday. in charge of Captain Oscar
Youngs. The owner, Captain Ilaviland W"
Rowland. will run her to a popular re-
sort during the summer.
Andrew Crocker and family. of Port
Washington, L. I , are visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Cutbill. of North avenue.
Captain Ilerman Monsell is having a 1
stone wall built along the shore front of
his property on Main street.
DAMIEN.
A large and fashionable audience was
gathered in the town hall, last night,
the occasion being the annual entertain-
ment of the pupils of Miss Davis‘ Elm-
wood School, assisted by Miss Adelaide
Westcott, a popular elocntionist of New
York city. The decorations were very
tasteful and the affair much enjoyed by
those present. The programme follows:
Song Selected.
School.
liceltnllonm'd’rlde of Battery Ii."
Miss Maude Frilh.
Plano solo-"Lir‘lmd tialop Chromul irme".l. list
Mr. Cole.
Impersonalion——"Littls liirI.“
Mlle Adelaide Westcotl-
Song “’l‘hln‘e my thoughlsare. Margot in,"
.. E. Meyer lie mund
lilies Searlss.
Recitationwfllealh Bridge of the Ten"...
3‘. .................. . .......(Iarlton
Miss Ella Hilton.
Dumb Bell Drill—-
Masters Vun'lnsndt. l’urtly. MIL-liens. Coupe.
Lallin.Snwklns. Misses Herr. Frith. Van
Zandt. Weeds. Laillu and Mcliowun.
Iterilnllon~
Miss (irel'e Wamsley.
Piano solo - "Last Hope," ........... (iottsrhalk
Mr. Cole.
lier'ilntlonv "Adelaide's Return from the
(.‘ounlry.“ ........ .
Miss Ada \‘nnlandt.
Song—
)Ilan South-a.
llrlpl-‘rlillzlltllulu—"UM Woman."
Miss Adnlaide Weslvoll.
Darth—"Polka Rondo," ............... \Yelmr
Miss (.‘arrie Imllln and Miss chi'los.
Fan drill
Misses l-lllu Illllnn. Lilly Iiorkc. lirsrt- hush,
‘illnnlo Ill-timer. May lirowcr. Lucy Walrus-
ley. Erllllr Wnlmslry and Ella Iiorrtnll.
limitation "lillrrgh-s‘liinnar Party"... ..
, . , ”Kale Douglas “’Iggln
Miss Adelaide Weslrou.
l'hnrlesli, Mon-house, of this town,
and Miss Julia l'. liell. sister of Town
(Jlerk Thaddeus llell and Captain iioorge
H. Bell, of East 'Nm‘wulk. formerly of
llarien, but who for the past three years
has resided in Springfield. were united
in marriage Tuesday rimming. at 10
o'clock. The ceremony was performed
by the groom's son-in-lmv. Professor l).
S. Walker, at his residuum.- on the State
College grounds, Amperst, Mass. in the
presence of the letler‘s family. the
groom's sou,('.'. T. Mon-house, and wife,
and the bride's sister, Mrs. Mary Simone.
An elaborate wedding breakfast was
served. congratulations extended. and
Mr. and Mrs. Morchouso came t:i Ilsrh-n
and are now residing at tho fornicr's
residence.
Miss Maude U. Austin. delight” of
liter. and Mrs. S. J. Austin. returned
horns ytstordey from Buffalo, where
she has been engaged in loot-hing school
for the past year.
Frank S. Fitch is building an addition
to his residence near the Landing bridge,
and the Improvement will add greatly to
the appearance of the place. '
Rev. and Mrs. Ralph Jefferson and lit-
tle daughter, of South River. N. J., are
the guests of Mrs. Jeflerson's parents,
Rev. and Mrs. Louis French.
The members of the Methodist Episco-
pal church anticipate a very pleasant
time at their strawberry and ice cream
festival tonight.
Mr. Jelllff. who purchased the Fitch
place near the Norotou postollice some
time ago, Is having a large barn built on
the property.
M. S. Mather and family left Dorian
yesterday for Mauch Chunk, l’a.. to
spend several days.
St. Agnes Guild. of Luke's church,
will giro a lawn fete and sale next
Thursday minus.
JW dropouts}. air-me
Musical Home For June.
The Musical Home for June is now ready
and can be secured at this office for eight ‘
cents and one SENTINEL coupon. The
contents are: “tiaiety,” "Eliza Jane
McCue." "Meta.” “Ever be True,” "Shot
and Shell." “Hannah Get the Broom"
"Old Table Cloth."
DIED.
M
WA'IERMAN—In Svracuse.N. Y. on Wet!-
nesdrty. J one 13. 1804, Mary I). Waterman.
widow otlhe isle Charles Waterman. of
lirooltlyn. in her sweaty-seventh year.
WFuneral service .,wlll be held Friday
evening.June15;atao‘cloclt.ln this oil .
gt thelhouie'of her daughter. Mrs. W. ll.
WON s.
n.... s. can...
BealEslale andlnsurance,
WASHINGTON STREET.
Persona lookln fora lot or house and lot.
with the view a purchasln .are invited to
call and examine our list. e have them for
sale In every part. of the city at reasonable
prices and on easv terms. sum t
M'lfiiivlfé." '
\IARIE Thorstensen Midwife Best recom-
s rnendntlons from New Yolk doctors. as
Meadow street. South Norwallt. lilw
WANTED. '
FEW boarders can be Vm'cumllfmlfllell
'wlth deal-rant rmun and board. at Milli.
GA\ Lilli l‘rl. No. :i Crescent Terrace. m2" tf
CLEANING and dyeing establishment. No. 4
Raymond effort, Comer South Main
hil‘t‘i‘lLflIl line of electric cars. South Nor-
walk, (ionn. We respectfull ' announce to the
citizens of South Norwalk, horwalk and vicin-
ity that. we (Eplltllllhlll'll olirmilves in your
midst. in the dyeing and cleaning business.
and are now prepare: to do all kinds of clean-
ing and dyeing in this very lwsl stile and innu-
ner. Ludh-s‘ suits. dresses. either made up or
apart. cloaks. rapes. lufnnte‘ cam s. lumismltn,
r blmns. frames. piano, organ. billiard covers.
mufflers. sl'rtrfs. ties. ltld glows, kill shoes.
also feathers (donned and curled. lienllelrien‘s
garments dyed or ('lwuwll and [In-med in the
bust manner. ('. lili'i'I'lllIiFAHrl. mill If
l,‘lF’I‘l-ZE.' or twrnlv Union stone lllMllnI‘.
{ i Apply at once to John Troy .9 Son. Stain-
{lrl .
i A To LET.
DESIRABLE broom tenement on Fair.
field nwuur: rent gallovper month. In-
quire of TAYLOR. or lillldll-l. . 112 :u
PLEASANT furnished from. worn: ll'lYl-
1 logo of bath. Apply or. No. l': Cort undt
Place. South Norwalh. t'min. iii Iw
A PLACE at West Norm-slit. IU large mulls:
Ill acres of land. 2 barns and shop. Plant.
of shade and fruit. gmxl well of water. Al -
dress MRS. MARY RICHARD, . Broukslde.
South Norwnllt, (‘t. /./ ll! zit
I;AHN on Day street. room for 2 horses and
:l wagons. Apply to JACOB. M. LAYv
'l‘llN. agent. le lw
‘RDM May I, horm- No. [:3 Pine street. rout
alum. Apply to lul'l‘ii a» lull."-
SCIiMllli'. Ann aim-l. rude od tf
F‘Ulflt room apartments in sm-ond and third
slory.ll:l Wauhingtou street. over Fahritles‘
fruit More. Very desirable for light hon-lu-
keeplug. Windows in every room. halls light-
ed and l'll'mwtl: rent till and 81!. Inquire ni
otllr'r llllll WELL t‘ltlAlt l‘ilMi’ANY. Kl
Washington slrwt.
Illll'SE No. it Hartford Plot-e. lironmq In-
quire at TAYLUR a. tillIdlILN'S. mil ll
'l‘illllll door. 7” South Main Firm-i. “blur in.
I'I'Ill 5*. Swot-ll l'lml‘. NH. 4 Illinflml
I’lltro‘. rent 31:. lllllllllr' of l'.. A. Willlll-
\\'.\llll.
’l‘llasnmll (runny. house of ll rmima, nt 171;
Hit-l, aw-n‘nu llllIL't' um] and garlic-n
Mill fruit ‘lrnllcyl'uh puss lll‘ door. limit,
Illlhll/‘I‘lllr‘. lilmil rt‘l‘r-rmu-u rsqlllrnl. Inquire
or hills". W. ll. llllNilllllfK, in: Hunt Murine.
Jl'l . l
IP‘. I‘ 51‘ lrl’l.
l‘lllldl"A ll'lt')l‘lo- lnr .-n|l-. l‘llt‘ltll. l‘nll ill.
4‘ this nillt'v. ill” if
\ HAl‘KI'H Wltll‘l' mutur. which will bu will
1 . clump for mini of um. Apply at this
office.
FAMILY llor-o. .‘l yearn old, good site.
snumlmllor: romlsu-r. and right I'Vt-f)‘
way. Will I". will l'lmip for want of use.
Apply in .IillIN ll. KNAl’I’. 32 Worst unfit-f.”
’AVE your in», by urlllfl Alaska l'lllll‘l‘lllll 'lln-
‘ rill refrigerator-n. filllll only by Hill'l'll
MlltWAldi HARDWARE l‘llMI’ANY. 42
South Main elm-l. alll tf
S‘I‘IAMIJESS tube ruhlwr hose, Now Mock
l and fully warrnriiwl. Ill 12mm ”.m‘m’l
her foot. all) Y'I‘ll NORWAIK IIAIil)“ Aiilt
COMPANY. M South Main street. Alzlf
' MDWI‘.
SILVER. memory ring. with bangle on
which name was engraved. Lost in.
tween corner Washington and Spring streets,
nod m-odeld dr llo) l's store. Fillllfl" will cut
for a favor by returning snow to this collar.”
13“”)! rs delivery wagon. n hilch-welght.
. 'l‘hs finder can return the same to Messrs.
I- inney (tr Heuedlut. trot-or». “all at... Norwalk.
ll.
'I' A (.‘(lIlR’I‘ OI" PROBATE lmldon at Nor-
walir within and for the District of Nor-
walk. on the llth day of done. A. 1). 1m.
estate or Herman Snyder or Norwslk, In
said district. In lnwlveut debtor
Whereas the said Herman Snyder has lodged
for record In the office of this court his writ-
ten assignment of his estate for the benefit. of
his ersdlwrs, dated .lunegmh. 1m. pursuant to
the statutes of this state relating to insolvent
debtorsjsnd when as W lllam M. Saundersul
sold Norwalk is In and by said assignment
nominated and proposed as trustee of said as-
sl nod eats": therefore
indent]. that the matter of the sp lntmsnt.
approval and acraeptsnco of sold llllam M.
manners or of some other mrsou as trustee of
said said had estate, be heard and determined
at the chute Office in Norwaliv. on the lllth
clay of June. is“. atlio'clocs afternoon. and
that nbllc notice thereof elven by
publlslllng this order in a news-
paper {raving a pir'culatlo‘r} Ill" :‘lllll District.
Itt con to ours in ore sat ms nu.
lt ASA B. WOODWAIlD. Judge.
DISTRICT OF NflltWAbK as" PMBA'I‘E
Court. June lath. A. l .
Who ttsn an lioation has been
made to th (lourt for ministration of the
estate of Willlsrn c.
exodus". lots arson
wallt In said district. «and:
were... a insurgent
ms- of not. in 0's fora-‘-
9‘” m’m‘lb’“ be to
Elfin
» an
ass is.
run
' FOR'I'II‘ZI‘H STREET AM) SlilfilNll AVENUE. l Vl‘
hisH
HllllSE aluminum“ '»
-BY—.-
WATER POWER.
eggpgdwzzt your horse clipped qulok‘a‘nd
W. McQuhae,
58 North Main St"
”l? South Nomdik.
I ' - IillllE
FORJUNE
now READY.
8 tents and I Coupon at
The Sentinel (lilies.
Afewoo lea ofFebr-uar . March A land
May numb‘t’irs left. y ' ”1
BY MAIL-Musical ‘Home. 2 cents extra;
Sweetest Songs. 4 cents extra
we HAVE
GOT rr.
All new stock, latest styles and bought at low figures W
mean a. saving all around. Everything for men's and boy’s
wear at
LOWEST ., PRICES.
MOST COMPLETE LINE OF
BOYS’ AND YOUTHS’
NEGLIGEE SHIRTS.
EVER SHOWN IN TOWN
EAST STORE OF BUILDING EXCLUSIVELY FOR
Blls’ ill “M ill [I
WWW
W. A. BENEDIBT &. BBMPANY,’
SENTIN EL BUILDING, WASHINGTON STREET
ALWAYS AHEAD ll '1‘ + TI is.
FANS!
FANS! FANS!
GIVEN AWAY FREE .4
()1: Saturday, June 9th, we will give a handsome Japanese Fan to every
purchaser of Teas, Coffees or One Dollar's Worth of Groceries in addition to our
Extra Big Presents.
Our Teas and Coffees are guaranteed to be the finest in the city.
trial will convince you of their Superior Quality.
Snow Flake Flower. $4 per barrel. Fine Elgin Creamery Butter, ‘21 cents.
50 cents per bag. Choice Tomatoes. 9 cents.
Yankee Oats, ll cents. Fine California Peaches, only 1‘3
Condensed Milk. 7 cents. cents. '
And everything in our line Lower than the Lowest.
cull rind soc us Saturday.
The New York limo-cry 60.,
Donovan Building, East Washington St, South Nurwalk.
lid MAIN STREET. NORWALK.
ll"
3.
One
It will pay you to
Elfill'l‘Y—HIX'I‘H HT. ANII FIRST AVENUEJ
May lie in paying too much for a thing.or in paying
too llttle.
If you buy food for less than we ask you’ll not got
as good rpislityfithat's poor economy.
If you [my more, you pay too much. because we
M‘“ the best there is.
This rule applies to all our goods, ()ats, Com, Bran,
Meal. etc.
(lotsf and Corn Carefully screened from dirt and
viral .
I’rrttt's i'oullry Food.
litltllu.
< W YORK.
Pratt's Food for Horses and
Grain.
Man'ueTT: Hatch
I 5 MARSHALL STREET.
BRANCH OFFICE AT SflLMANS’ [AVERY 8119-3143..
————-" or“ iron
BRIIWN'S $3.00 SllllE.
And you will see not only a
Neat and Perfect Flttlng Shoe.
But one in which the
Best Material is Uselcumbiningnurabilio and Style
Making it the best $3.00 Seamless Shoe in the market.
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED.
Call and examine them before purchasing any other shoe. at
, . S. BROWN’S.
. iaouth' Main Street. no. norwalk
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Norwalk Chronicler