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'y SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL. SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 15. 1894.
iiirn llll THE Eisi SIDE
NEWS AND GOSSIP OF THE DAY IN
EAST NORWALK.
The Speed-l Belles cl Evangelistic Services
-'I'ho the District Purchases Volunteer
nose company's Apparatus-A Stamford
Young my Surprised—Personals.
The special series of evangelistic ser-
vieu, previously announced, will begin
Sunday night at the East Avenue Metho-
dist church. Already much interest has
been manlfssted, the . class and prayer
meetings have been crowded, and some
have dedicated their lives to Christ.
“The Omnipotence of Faith” will be the
pastor‘s subject on Sunday morning;
“Weeping, Sewing, Reaping," the sub-
ject in the evening. The evening ser-
vices will commence promptly Sunday
evening at 7 o‘clock, instead of 7:30.
There will be a half hour praise service
conducted by the pastor. The choir will
beassisted bv the organ and piano, the
orchestra and about twenty-five voices.
The new book used this year at Ocean
Grove, “Songs of Love and Praise," will
be used during the revival services.
A party of young people from East Nor.
walk went to Stamford, Thursday even-
ins,1nd with a number of Stamford young
people gave Miss Sarah Jackson a sur-
prise. There were about thirty-five pre-
sent. Games were enjoyed, and delight-
ful banjo music was rendered by the
Dunn brothers and George Meir. Re-
freshmentslwere served, and at 12:30 the
party left for their homes, wishing they
might surprise Miss Jackson again.
The fire district committee held a me et
inglast night and discussed matters of
interest to the department. The com-
mittee has purchased the hose carriage,
five hundred feet of hose, nozzles and
other appliances from Volunteer Bose
company. and it is expected they will be
moved today from the building on the
LeCount estate, where they have been
stored for some time, to Mayflower Hook
and Ladder company’s quarters in Ran-
dall’s block. The price paid was $100.
Rev. Otto Apitz will preach in Was t.
put tomorrow morning. In the after-
noon, at 3 o'clock, he will hold services
in Grand Army Hall, which Will be fol-
lowed by a meeting of the members of
the church. at 4 o'clock, to discuss plans
foraf'air, which will probably be held
early in the new year, to raise funds for
a church building.
Last evening,as II. 1“. Pierce was going
to his home on Henry street, and was
110” the corner of South Osborn avenue,
some one threw a brick which nearly
ltruck Mr. Pierce. lie inquired what
was wanted, when several more bricks
came toward him, and a voice shouted
to him to go home, and Mr. l’ierce acted
on the adv ice.
Rev. 0. U. Tinglol', of Manchester, N
8., preached to a very large congregi-
t«ion in the Swedish Congregational
church, last night, and his discourse was
every able one. Next Tuesday night
Rev, Charles Lodin, of New Haven, will
preach.
The Sunday school and reviviil chorus
will meet tonight in the. lecture room of
the East Avenue Methodist Episcopal
church to practice from their new song
" books. Everyone desiring to assist in the
singing is Invited to be present.
The jib niaiusiiil boat“l‘rinccss,“ewni d
by W. W. Uomstock which has long been
lying on the lists north of the bridge.
has been missed for ii few days. She has
been sold to Port Chester parties.
The (lermunia Singing society will hold
ucancert tomorrow night, in their hall
on the bridge. lleine's orchestra w;l
provide instrumental music. and them
Wdl be singing by the members.
Frank E Carr and Herbert V. Utirr
went across the Sound on the steamer
Huntington. yesterday afternoon, to
spend a week or ten days with thrir pair-
outs in Huntington.
Chitrlcs Unrgill will leave the employ
of (lrncwymnii Frederick Scribner. io—
night The position of delivery clerk
will be filled by Sylvester Sherwood. who
is learning the root; today.
Mrs. J. S. Randall, Mrs. M. l) Randall,
Mrs. A. N. Paddock and Miss L. May
Raymond have been visiting in New
York city.
The Bpworth League of the East Ave-
nue Methodist church netted over $70 as
the result of their entertainment, Wed-
nesday night.
Edward Brennan, who lives in the
basement under the old (ism Theatre. has
been employed at The Knob the past few
days.
William Aistliorps has returned to his
home in Peeksklll after a pleasant visit
with his son, C. II. Aisthorpe, of Blur
side avenue.
John H. Bodwell expects to move on
October 1 from 9 VanZandt avenue to
Monroe street. South Norwalk.
Jerome Smith, who is at the Norwalk
Hospital, recovering from an operation
for appendicitis, is doing nicely.
‘l'lisValley Gun Club, of Unlouvllls,
«wwwdthslrttisishootofthefui
mountaineer: the Worms
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“tunings“... . .. . . ...1«_
WESTPOB'I‘.
Miss Bettie R. Sherwood is viaitinu
friends in Bridgeport.
Mrs. J. Q Adams has returned from a
short visit with friends in I‘arrytown,
N. Ye ‘
Rev. Royal W. Raymond will officiate
at the Green’s Farms Congregational
church, Sunday morning.
The Atlantic Starch Works new
steamer, "The Atlanta." arrived here
Thursday morning with a load of flour,
and returned to New York again on the
same this with a load of starch.
The Kickapoo Indian Medicine com-
pany have been holding forth in Sauga-
tuck during the week.
SUNDAY SERVICES.
Preachers and Their Themes In Norwalli
Churches To-morrow.
some Nonwsnir Canons-onions West
avenue and West streets. Rev. Gerald lifBeanl ,
Ph. D.. pastor. Services 10:1) a. m. and 7:3)
. ni.; Sundayscheol.12m. loung People's
‘ letv of Christian Endeavor meeting at 6:30
p.m.; subject: "Human tensions and their
Satisfaction." Leader. Miss Margaret Mc-
Clure. Morningsubject. “Great Desires for
the Greater Gifts " Evening. Rev. Thomas
K. Noble, D. I). will preach on "A Dark Blot
on Beautiful Nerwalk: What Ought Good
Citizens do About it 'r"
Scorn Norman: M arsonisr, West avenue.
near Garner. Rev. A. S.~KDV3Dllflll, pastor.
Dlvlneservice,10:fi)a. m.. is!) p, m.; bundny
school. 12 noon: E worth League meetln . 6:3).
Subject. “l‘he \ ickedliusbandmen." rul-
er. Mrs. M. I). Randall. Morning sub set. "The
Personality of Satan." Evenln su ject. “A
Messa e from the Virgin duty to the
Churc ." ~
Sen'rii Nouwaix Barrier, West avenue. near
Pine street. Rev. It. 0. Sherwood, aster.
Services, llhlll a. m. and 7:80 p. m.; ..unday
school 12 m.; Young People‘s Society of
Christian Endeavor prayer meeting, 6:30 p. m.
TRINITY EPIBCOPAL. West street and Fair-
lield avenue. South Norwalk. Rev. Olin liaileck
rector. ills!) a. m., Morning Prayer. Lit
any and sermon: Sunday school at 12:15
p. m.; Evensong, 7:30 p. m.
Nouwanx CONGREGATIONAL. corner Park
and Lewis streets. Rev. T. K. Noble. I). D.. pas-
tor. Services at lozillla. in. and 7:30 p. in.; Sun-
day school 12:3) p.m.; Y. P. s. C. Ewen!) ). m.
Subject, “iliimaii hangings and their Sat sfac-
tion." Morning Subject “The Supremacysnd
Proficiency of Jesus." kveiiliiu. Rev. u. .
Beard will preach upon "The Respectable Sn-
luon—License. or no License."
NOIIWALK )lnrnonisr, “’est and Mott ave-
nues. Rev. A H. Wyatt, pastor. Morning
service. 10:23). Even ng survive. 7:30 p. in
Sundiiyschuol. 1‘: iii.; Epwoiih Lea he meet-
ing. 0:?0 p. in. The piistor ulll prone i.
NflliWAIJi litmus". Ens! ni'cnuc. apprisltit
”Noll. Rev. 1“. E. llullblllrl. l‘iinlfll‘. Her.
vices, 10:3!) ll. m. and 7:31) i. in.: Sunday school.
ii: iii.: curly prayer meeting, lilzlll) ii. iii.; young
people‘s inn-ting at il:.’lll p. iii.
(truce Ei-iscom 1.. Holden Merino and (‘rnss
street. Norwalk. Rev. S. ll. Watkins. rector,
‘lhe 17tli>unduy alter ’Irlnlty b a. m.. lloly
Coiiiiiiuiilou; Mill), Morning Prayer. Lilany
and sermon; l: in . Sunday school: 711i! p. “1.,
Evening Prayer Mid address. '1 he rccior will
"Mobile. All me welcome. Holy Buyiiuxu
at 12 in. Friday. St. Matthew‘s l)ny.lll;2l‘d
a, 111., Holy Cillllmlllllilll.
h'r. l'.u'i.‘s EI'ISIZIH‘AI. (,‘huri-Ii street. opp...
sing the tin-on. Norii'zillt. Rev. S. B. l’onil.
rector. Iioly i miimunion. 7:11) u. in., and on
llrst eunday in iii» nionili. Second celebration
icliorul) with .~criuon.1ll::lllu. ni.; on other buri-
ilays, Morning Prayer. Lilany and sermon.
10:30 ii iii.; Sunday school. 1'2 m. In the
l ”HIV" or IllTll iloi.v Munch. choral
even-moi: ulili si~ruioii.7:illp. m.
EAST Armin: Ms'riioiiisr. near quiZnndt
avenue. Eilhi Norwalk. RI‘V. A. J. Smith. [Iltrv
lor. i'l'i'lli‘lililK lllzlli) a. in. iiiiil 7m p. iii.; Sun—
day school, l2 lll. 'oliiig people's moi-ling dial.
\lnriiiug subject. "he t).iiiilpolelii‘e of Faith."
EVL‘IllIllI subject. "\Vt't'lllllsf, rowing, Iicup-
mg. " the pmior will preach.
Sr. Auiutuw's .‘lish‘lllN. M James McAllls-
ti'r‘s rl'2lllt‘lll‘t‘. Wliiul Itlllt. Sunday school.
.‘lziil p. ni.; ('liiirlcs ('li Item. billhtrlliltlllflt‘nl:
Arthur ll. (Willem. l|h~iblllllll Miss Evelyn Mc-
Allister. organist.
“ROAD ilii'izit 4‘" Win. Hopi-rlnivndcnl‘
Edgar lluilvr); Il‘Nlfillllll superintendent
'l Imuloru Itogi-rr; ul‘utlile—l. lliss Lulu lied on
ii,-.si.~l:i..i organist Mi's..liiliusi‘ahli-. Sun ay
whool, .l p. iii.: h'ouiii: l'i-oplr‘s Society of
(‘hrlslliiii Endeavor Inn-ling, om p. Ill.‘, i’ruycr
ism-ling. minds) vii-nihgut Isl).
I‘.ii.i'.inv ll iinisr Horn-Try, Ulllflllll‘fl llulld-
lug. mi'iwr Wall and h’iilghi HirUi‘lh. Norwalk.
Rev. .limics A. fimuliir. pusioi'. Morning nur—
ii.-e. lozmu. "Lu-veiling servo-c nt 7:l.': p. Ill,
\‘ouiii: pwplv's iiiwtliigiil lzul ii. iii. Alliirc
cordially invited.
ADVENT ('lllllN‘l'lAN, \‘un'l.nndi urn-nun. Rust,
Norwiilk. I'm-itching, 10:1! it. Hi. and Till) p.
m.: Hunduy M'lmnl l.‘. in. Young l'i-oplo's mm'fn
lug ilzliu p. Hi. George L. 'l‘ecplo. pastor.
(.‘thtllII-ZIIATIONAL Mission, Springwoml
l'tiloii t‘hnpcl. Ely IIVt'lllltl. .lllll l’vlro, pastor,
lluhuiirlnii survives, Suudiiy, Itl. lllzill ll. iii. and
l’) p. ”L: 'l'humliiy nt 7:?!) o'clock.
Hr. Puma Mission, i’iiiiziindt und (lslmrn
avenues, East Norwalk. Sunday school 3:01) p,
III. A cordial welcome to all.
HI'IIINHWUOD llsioN ('Il.\l'l‘2l., Ely avenue,
South Norwalk. Sunday rlchool. .‘lm p. 1",;
evening service, lzlll p. m.
Emu Nonwsm Hwnoisii i'osonmwrnmsr.
Riverside iivo-iiuo. ltov. l). lilndo-gri-ii. ms-
tor. Nervliroa at ilk-ll) ii. iii. and 7m v. m.; hun-
dny school. 3:30 p. in.; young people .4 traveling
at 5 p m.
V. l\l.(1. A. l'iivs‘ liIIMlI‘lt. Knudseu‘e llnll.
('liostiiut street. hulllli Norwalk. iiospel Illtlt'l‘
log Holiday niteiiuoii. Ml) in but). Allhoys
welcome.
ArItICAR Mmuonmr EI’INI‘IH‘AL, Knight
street Norwalk. licv. l. Hands pastor.
i’l'NV‘lllllK, lll2lIl u. in.; Sunday school at 115:") p.
lll.‘ prayer mention at llzllll p. iii.; preaching at
7:1Ilp. oi. Hoiwlnlmuslc will be rendered by
the choir. Heals free.
Sr. MMiv‘M. ll. C. corner of \Vi-sl avenue
and L‘hlipol street. horwulk. Rev. W. .l. HIM-
uui. pastor. Low Muse, 7 n. in.: (llilldri-n‘n
Mammal u. ui.: lllgh Muss. llldlllit. ui : Vespers,
3:30 p. m.
lisu'rsi'nr. ltv/isomumtnn H'r. l'irrrm-lln-
usiNim. rumor-.0. Apliz. ”rand Army llall.
up stairs, “ushlnflon street bridge. South
Norwalk. l’risllgt. list) a. m.: Honntagsschule,
ism in. Allc lleutsclw wllikouimmi.
Hizitiiau Et’dmlfiullah Hsitvwm. Hold
every Hillllll’l)‘ afternoon at 2o‘vloclr. In Kflllll‘
rwii‘s llnll. : l Chestnut street. All are cordial-
ly Invited. Hiinday school at ll)::l)o'clock.(l
A. llroclirm-lvrpastor.
Yoimo Men‘s CHMH'I‘MN ASSOCIATION.‘-
[Anus/oil‘s Ilall. Wall street. Norwalk. Bible
class at ll p. ui.: Song service at t p. m.
LIST 0' LETTERS
Remaining uncalled for at the Iollowingpost-
offices for the Week ending Hep. lb. 1896. Per-
sons calling for any of these letters will please
any they are advertised:
SOUTH NURWM Kv—T. B. LI no it W .
H. Taylor. Mrs. L. M‘. Larson. J. "K. .lneniilngi.
Miss ennle iloyt, Wm. 11. (looks. Miss Susan
.Oole. Win. Devlin. Miss lda Iii-lief. Miss
Hattie Williams, care Mrs. Flu-runny. Patrick
Bklud. I). ll. Uould. Chas. F'. Brown”. Osborn.
If}. ADAMS, 1’. M.
NORWA LK —Ml-s M. A. Collins 0. u l l~
6111.11. it. fllll. M. J. Gillette, ll. once. EM“
”a
sale Rolf, L. Wlnln r Ll
On. in. mums h. finshd’sniifci’inii"
Notices oflocal entertainments stall
in diam
memorandum
Highest ofall in leaching Penn-omen U.s. Gov't Report
25 (lento Will Buy a Wife
or mother a bottle of Dr. Hand's Colic
Cure at any drug store. Mrs. S. W. Mer-
rill, ef Fairdale, N. Y., says: “Dr.
Band’s Colic Cure is far in advance of
any remedy of its kind I ever used. It
will quiet baby when she is screaming
with pain." Ask some mother who has
used this remedy about it. When your
baby isoross and fretful while teething
apply Dr. Hand’s Teething Lotion to the
gums. Sold by all druggists. 25 cents.
Irving W. Larimore, physical director
of Y. M. C. A., Des Moines, Iowa, says
he can conscientiously recommend
Chamberlain’s Pain Balm to athletes,
gymnasts, bicyclists, football players and
the profession in general for bniises,
sprains and dislocations: also for sore-
ness and stiffness of the muscles. When
applied before the parts become swollen
it will affects cure in one-half the time
usually required. For sale by G. G.
Stillson.
A. M. Bailey, a well known citizen of
Eugene, Oregon, says his wife has for
years been troubled with chronic diar’
rhma and used many remedies with but
little relief until she tried Chamberlain's
Cholic, Cholera and dilifl'lltl'| Remedy,
which has cured her sound and well.
Give it a trial and you will be surprised
at the prompt relief it affords. 25 and 50
cent bottles for sale by (LC. Stillson,
druggist.
Children Cry for
Pltcher’s Castorla.
W hen Baby was sick, “0 gain he: "anemia
When she Was a fluid. she cried r. r I ‘astnria.
\\ hen the cuisine Miss. she clung to i‘rumirlu
when me ha I l ‘ndnlrea, ans gave rl em I‘estarla
Children Cry fOr
Fit-chews Gastoria.
Children Oryfor
Pitcher’e Castorla.
H Taylor's: comes:
Real Estate and Insurance
WASHINGTON STREET.
Persons looltln fora lot or house iihdlol,
with the. view 0 purchasing, are invited to
call and examine our list. We have them for
sale in every part of the city at reasonable
Drlces and on easv terms. sum tf
Pennsylvania
Two Autumn Tours
'1‘!) THE
SOUTH
i'm‘l-tlthn
Gettysburg. Blue Mountains,
Lurey caverns. Basic city.
Natural Bridge,
Grottoes of the Shenandoah.
DitissoflllclimomlandWashlnxton
Hpei'lal train of parlor curs \- lll leave New
York and l’lillade plals
September I 5 and 29
ROUND TRIP BATE.
856.00 FROM NEW YORK,
85300 FROM l'llllidllfllil'llld.
lfll‘llllllll r all ll‘ll‘t‘r‘lu’)’ Mpoimm during the
ten days iibscul. llotiillml llllirriiry may be
had upon npplli‘ulloii to ”I‘ll.” iiitciilsor to
tourist agent. lll‘ll Ilrmulway. New York, or
llmml s'rci-i stiiilon. l'hlliulmphln.
.l. R. \Vllill). liviwrnl l‘iisseimcr Agent.
lii‘li). W. llllk’ll. Assistant ”I‘lll‘l‘lll Prism-n-
i~r Agent
’l‘oiirlsl Agi~iif.l.l‘.|il ill'llllllwll)‘ New York
or lirnml street slnllou. l‘hlluilclplilu. all fit.
BRIDGIPOBT NEWS.
MEIGS dc CO.
School Suits for the Boys
Are in order this week. Good taste and care
in milking have gone before and excluded
everything that did not come up to our high
standard of durability and neatness. You
may: so through our Beys‘ Department this
fall and with your eyes closed pick at random
from the great assortment that we have
prepared for you, with the assurance that
whatever you buy here for that boy of yours
will be absolutely dependable. Boys‘ Double
Breasted School Suits at 32, 82.50, 38, £3.50, It
and :5; ages 4 to it years. Boys‘ Double and
Single Breasted School Suits at 35. 80.60. $7.50,
$8.00 and $10; ages. It to 18 years. Boys‘ Extra
Short Pants, 25 cents, 50 cents, 89 cents and SI.
Many of our customers are changing the
Straw Hat purchased here last summer, for
one of our Self-Conforming Derby's. 2. $2.5
and w.
MEIGS & CO.
327 Main Corner Bank St rests. Bridgeport. Ct.
fi
“’ANCI‘ED.
I UARI‘ERS by day or Week; table board a.
specialty. MRS. ILE. LEACH. ll Havi-
lund street. South Norwalk. sll 3i.
AIiOOI) and experienced cook and liiuii-
dress ferasuiall family. Must under-
stand the careof milk and butter. To one
capable end with satisfactory recommenda-
tions good wages Will be paid. Inquire {it :3.
West street. sld at
A FIRST class salesman to sell on (‘Olll-
mission foriiNew York wholesale grocer '
house along the line of the N. Y.. IN. H. 1%
R..and adjacenl territory. Only these
wall recouuiiemled will be accepted. Address,
"D V.."E\'ENINUSENTISELOI‘FICE. r“ 21.
BOARDERS wanted at Golden Hill Cottage
First class refined and home like accom-
modations. at lowest rates- 85 and n ward.
d1 Bayvlew avenue, South Norwalk. a l) 1w
A hI'I‘L'A'l‘llm as lnundress or domestic.
' Address. MRS. ll. L. ADAMS, Norwalk.
cure llniiich bummer. emce. s7 tf
C LEASING and dyeing establishment. No. 4
Raymond street. (‘orncr South Main
street. on line c-f electric cars. South Nor-
walk. Conn. We, respectful] ' announce to the
(‘llizvns of South Norwalk. .\nrwalk and vicin-
lly that no established ourselves in your
midst. in the dyeing and uleanln buslnes.
and fli‘t' new prepared to do all him as of clean-
lmr (Hill dyeing in the wry best style and man-
nor. lillllll‘u‘ z-ulis. dresses. either made up or
fifllllrl, chinks. l iipcsl. llifuiils‘ (‘llllt fl. hooded)“ ..
r bbons. fringes. piano. organ. billiard covers.
inulllcrs. scarf—i, flea. kid glow-s, kid shin-s.
also feathers i'll'illlr‘ll iind rurhsl. (lentil-men‘s
Lllli‘fllt‘lllt‘ dyed or i'lr‘ltllwl rind pressed in the
llt'hi iiiniiticr. (‘. Bl"l"l‘l'".ltl"ASH. mil) if
T0 LET.
‘wo sultsof apartments in indesi'iiidi.
Also one on (‘ross street. near Grace
chiliz‘clh. I“. St. John Lockwoml, Trifles.
l3 W
ly‘ltflll October let. bouwof’ii rooms at 17
Franklin stroll. Modernimprovements.
Iflqllil‘t‘l1f8‘lwlll Wilt-on iii llroii‘ndr Wlh M's
grocery. spli if.
P‘OL’R room apartments. second and third
floor». from and reiir. rent 8.“) and
all). Swarm .t- i'orbeit block. Hulls
lighted, limited Illlll cleuiu-il. Apply at the
(illicit of the ”Lil WELL ('lliAl‘i. (1‘4 til
Washington street. all“ if
’1“thth rooms. Tllrloiith Main sin-oi, “'lllt'l‘
Iii. mm 9*. Apply to E. .-\. WIMHHVA ill).
1:! VIC rooms on first floor; modern illlpf‘lli‘l"
lllt‘lll‘i. Apply at t lieldrn pin: e. Nor-
iva k. ell :lr
UWER liner. 5 rimius. ll heymour Plill‘l'
1 Also purl llllllllit' house. .\'o. in Spring
street. lBrooms. ll. Si-iiiimir. s‘ll lw
b‘llts’i‘or second ilimrs m1 lln-lumi street.
watt r and sewn- connections. Rent mod-
erate: pmwsslon fiiiiiirdhili-ly. Inquire (if
REV. (l. HAI'LENlll-ZL'K, til llrchn rd street.
Norwalk. i-lli lw
Vi). ill South Main slim-l. lower part of
a house. live rooms. all i'i)ii\‘olili~iivi-~. “‘1 l
S”. Aim) ll rimliiu NH. ‘3” “in ell‘tl-l, l'i lll Sll .
Apply oii pri-iiii-es or W. \‘iump, at Ll: k.
wood Manufacturing company. .~l’> lu‘
I’ll II 5.1 I. ll.
).-\l.\"l'>',olls.ghissiiiid putty. Wi- rnrry ll
llim illlt‘, and our pill'iw llll‘ its lH\\' u- llio
ll)\\‘l“il- “v si'li only .‘liil‘llll'N lil‘llshw Itllli
lhry lI‘l‘t‘ the low! on the market. Slll‘l'li
Nllli“.‘\l.l\ HARDWARE i‘llMl‘ABY. 4'3
.miilh )lulii slim-l. nl li.‘ if
I lll'fi‘l“. located on Elinu'mal uremic. hr.
lwl'l'li Ill :li iilill liolili-li lllll elrm'ls.
nlioiil lIl iiiliiiilcu' unlk lri lll «lciuil iiiul bust»
norm i'vlilrw. llwulri‘, f'illlrl‘llt‘r‘. M hauled-10., oil
Loni; lslnnol Hound: excellent heating Illll'ltr-
iiiiis. running \iulur. house all llllmll Ior unis
iiiivl ready for I'Ulllll‘l‘illlll \ihcu main is I‘\-
lornlmlmvvc-o rmuimiiiiil l‘l‘lllU‘llllli Midwin-
ol’ lol, distill; plenty of I'lllltil‘; rallilt' f'riilt; pi'lmv
:lJ I. 11,“ lli'llulli 1 rs! litullgriuv, 82ml. held
by hunli: second "IONKMRI‘, shill), to run lun
ours with Internet. .\ll'ill'.~‘i lllt .lfiiMl‘ZN ll.
‘AYldllt. 2:68 Rust liltli slrm‘l, New York I lly.
uls‘i (ii iii a llll
‘ PIANOS TUNED.
l'hiiio forts-rind orunns loyird and repaired.
l’ltilll‘. .lHIIN Will’l'TAiilCll. lo (‘lu-siiiul
siriwl,Noi—wulli. Ilnlerscnnimli-lt m .l. M.
Ilmiisllcl's news HiAlf‘l'. all lw
(lurlall aniwner Stock of
C L OT H l N G.
Our Pride is our llonest Goods, and Our Ambition is to be
known to you as a house who deals in Reliable Hoods Only.
We are not offering the last end of any manufacturing stock,
but the most desirable stock from the best makers in this country.
We think
customers.
FRANCI
of quality first, then fix the price to make permanent
3&00.
THE RELIABLE
lliliiirs, Halters and Finishers.
TRUNKS, BAGS, ETC.
895, Ilsslilnuon
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mermaids. ,1
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Hoyt’s Opera House
eNi: NIGHT ONLY
Saturday. September IS
A NOTABLE EVENT
"What's the Good of Anything? Nothlng !"
Chas. Froham’s Co
Presenting that Reigning English Frace Com-
edy Furor,
THE NEW Bill
By Arthur Law.
A com anion play to “Charley ‘s Aunt.‘
Universal y conceded to be the most humorous
conception known to the annals of the modern
stage.
Prices.35.50.75 $l.
Seats on sale at Pialsled’s and Gregory‘s s10
Hoyt’s Opera House
A Glorious Week of Laughter
_Commenclng
l 7.
Monday. Sept.
Special engafiemcnt of the worhls‘ largest'
mantle-st and eat amusement enterprise new
fore the public at peoplcs‘ popular prices.
3088 DOMEDY 00.
Challenge Band and Orchestra.
32 33 -——PEOPLE— 32 32
Beginning their engagement here with theJat-
est and most popular comedy,
“DAD’S BOY”
Tuesday, “Silo“ Wednesda . “A Mountain
l)alsy;" Thursday. "Uncle ethroe;" Friday.
“Wanted a Husband;" Friday Matinee. "Ten
Nights In a liar-moniz" eatnrdsv. "Among
{hasslincsf Saturday Matinee, “L‘ncle Tom's
‘a n."
POPULAR PRICES, 15. 25 AND 35c.
Heats new on sale at Plafsted‘s and Gregory‘s
Ladiea' tickets now exchanged
Danbury hair
October I to 6. ’94
Bicycle Ramm'l‘uesday; Trotting: each suc-
i‘et'llll g day. All Speed Entries close Septem
ber Bun. Semi for Premium List.
sl‘::lw it. M. HI‘NDLE. Sec‘y.
ANNUAI Bill ilillllllll.
'l‘lllfi illllllllll city clcriion of lho clly of
Nmih Norwalk. (loan. for city of'flccrs,
will be held on Monday. October let. NM. The
pulit'l‘ imulquarters on llsrilamlstreet. In said
city. have been desi 'niitcd its ihe vollii place
for rillil l-lwii-ui. The poles \wll II‘Illltlll open
from ilii'i‘l-u'k ii. 111.. lllilll Tic'i'ilu‘k ll. 11).
Alltwli
l-IllllL’Nll E. (ROWE, City Clerk.
>oulh Norwalk. l‘-um.. Sets. 13.15114. 2-153”
" Piiiiiiuriihiii‘iiiisi.
.‘iRS )i. H. FI'I'i'Ii has opened a primary
N‘lllml. unit would like mori- pup'ls. For
pitl’ilt‘llluls’ ( all or amines, ill) West tin-r".
NOTICE. '
Hi‘l-Ii'lAL meeting of the l’uinters‘ l‘uion
.\‘o. "no. will he held in their rooms
(inlo‘llu building. on Saturday evening. Sep
timber l:’-. to lski-st‘lioii on calling it special
Sl‘nslllll of the mineral brotherhood. and adopt-
lili: changes in their by-luivs.
slilzu l). l-'. )lllRREl.I.,Secy.
Card of, Thanks. -
'l‘lll-I Norwalk (‘entrai Labor l'nlon takv this
inn-thud of thanking .\I. 5. Smith tor
his donation oii one Ilt'l'll‘t'. F. l). limvtou. for
lint" of Ilour; Mr. Viill, for ham; Wm, r
Loi‘kivmiil. it" it'll ironnds of roast lwl, and
”.3. llroivu [or i-l lllll'l'fl. on the emulsion of
(Ur Labor Ibiy picnic. Monday. SeivIn-iiilicr ll
N. MAI.’ IN.
President (‘entrnl luibor i'ni-m.
Bl" ll
cumussmuns innit”?
'l‘llifi ~uh~rrlbor~ appointed b- tho (‘ourf ni’
l’rolniiv for the “is“ ll l of ."orwiilkJ‘nui-
rnl~~lumvrs la- rw-vli'o. t’\.§lll)llil‘, unel deride
utmll llio I‘llllllln oi llievn-ililors ol' llm c-lulu
n lil‘lil) (li'l|~_til Noriiullt. lll Ntlli illstrh'l.
, ,l;.~..lu'til ill-limr. lll‘l‘l'll)’ give lllliill‘ ”mi
“N \\'llllllll'llll lo lln- duties of our Milli up.
ooiiiliiirul M 'ltl‘f'llll'l‘lll Ill: hard ll. lillilll'll.
1l|Niil'\\’l|lk, in mid lll~lrli‘l. ut South Nor-
wiilk. on the Roth illiy of October. hill. and on
ilicl'sllli llll) Ill' Now-inlwr. l‘lll. M ii) oh h» k
“Widow“. of I'll! h of said do),
Shirl l'lllll‘l llIH lliiiilod )iiul nllouml llll‘l'l‘
month-drum lllr‘llllltl lit-roof for tho ushlllh
non hi Iisol «huma iignlnsi siild refute.
[hm-d nr .\ormtlk,thv ~il~l iliiy oi Animist.
A. ll , I‘lli.
I‘lll-irl’l‘l‘lll IV“. 'I'I)I.I.i€.\‘.
lill'll
no ii. coupes. i “”””""‘"”““”"
ti». 1.3.2.:
us if they clinic tliuuisi-lvrii.
..
Chas. E.
L EADI N G
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We all sometime or other get
into what you may call a reflec.
tive mood and look over our
past, and how natural it is to
eel proud-that does not reall
describe the way so feel; thin
self satisfied won (1 hit the mark
closers-ever some deal or pur-
chase yen have made, whereby
you feel you have expended a
dollar or so and know you have
got what a 81.25 would not or-
inarily urchase.
Newi you avail yourself of
the opportunity offered you this
week by us, it will serve to cover
a multitude of series, when you
happen to strike one of these
moods.
2 000 yds., 40 different styles
an celerin , of the best and
finest of Si] olines, retailin at
121: to 150. per yd.; our price ur-
ing this week, Sic. yd.
1,000 yds. best Shirting cali-
cees, taper yd.; actual value, So.
100 err fine Lace Curtains, 34,
yds. ong, nearly 2 yds. wide
each. at $1.49 per pair, worth
nearly double.
1 lot ef39c. and 490 fancy Trim-
ing Braid. all kinds and styles.
Don't want to carryover, so close
them out at 150. per ard.
25 dozen ladies' Ri bed Vests,
medium weight, long and short
sleeves, worth half dollar easy;
price this week, 39c. each.
One lot of $1.25 pair of ladies’
Kid Gloves, assortment of $1.00
and $1.25 qaltities, the price we
offer them at, 500. per pair, will
inake them go fast, so don’t tarry
on .
kitchen department offers this
week 3,000 Glass Berry Dishes,
20. each; 2,000 Glass Berry
Dishes, 3c. each; 50 dozen Glass
Tumblers, 19c. per dez.; 200
fancy Glass Baskets, 15c. each;
50 Lemonade Sets, 1 large pitch-
er, three and six glasses. all
colors, at The. per set. All Din-
ner Sets at cost this week.
SOUTH NllllWAlK
Boston
Store,
83 Washington St...
South Norwalk.
‘ what thin-finale” "wan"
in ii Reliable Store where they can send their i-liildmn and got ,,_., 1,.
lldld-I SELLS l'l‘. L'Fw.
)lito llill‘lliluli
We have in trimsit another car of the Celebrated
Angelou l’lour. which makes the whitest.
swollen and twist loaf of llrt‘illi of any
flour in the world. and will make more
Ionics of brood to Iholmrrcl. ll, revolves
lliilioriiig lvsiimoniils from ll” seems.
From the quantity of (lilt Edge
l‘nmh Marlo (‘rcnnwry llutlcr that we
are selling we must be giving the best
quality of (my store in town. (it course
we are only 2‘4 l’l‘lllllit pound: (loud
(.lrcnnicry. 23 cents ii pound: Vorthllold Creamery. in prints, Ill! cents a pound.
(lur Tees and (10"pr am the standard of Purity and Him-lluncy.
Seymour,
GROCER,
33 WISllllllllllll sum.
rcsh' I’orlt Legs of Lamb.
sealed in the fuel. We Nil. the best
for Ih address of butchers who cell c
Dnn’t‘iie fooled by advertisements ihs
are pioneers in low prices. in three
’
F lamb Chops.
“fulfil". lfw; Veal Outlet. lllci We do exactly as we advertise: no colored gentleman OOH"
meats money will buy. We nib-r ten dollars at iece reward
oaily as m. quality at beef as we do M lens prices-
don‘t mean exactly what they say. am remain
rears we have saved in the temple of the two rltles 31mm
In Irrest harlot]. fresh every day.
THE PEOPLE’S MARKET,
E. d. WltDl-IAMB. Proprietor.
Sisal. -. Souilillloiwali.tonn i” “weevil"
m
sins"! suism Mimi iioiui cur.
llih and Loin. "ml Chops. [lib
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5.". a“. will». rim-iii
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Norwalk Chronicler