Evening sentinel, Saturday, December 1, 1894 · page 8

 
 
 
 
 

solace the hanjo.and music for dsno-‘
hgwasfurnishsdbyfl.J.Brown. The
' promptingwasdonsby F. A. Arnold.

 

fight feet in width, and the proposition

- months-etude. new
., that the Hawaii Tramway company
Ithagreeglso pay the expense incurred.

‘ ”mama of the company’sextsm
.....sl~s..rh.JI-ew mm M- «I-
. Wm .ohslscles in swine -

‘ . right orgyay'acrcss the inlet at that
“point. ”fittjnrpo. of bedding a
hridgeof its’iiitn. as was lirst "opened.

 

Hr. , and Airs. iisnry ' Seymour. 0!
Inple avenue. gave their annual Thanks.
giving dinner. Thursday. Those present
mRev. John Cromlish and wife. of
Hartford; Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Seymour
and daughter Ina. lire. George Seymour
and son John. Mr. and Airs. T. S. Glover
uanti daughter Ethel. Ilr. and Ira. Char-
iss Seymour and daughter Edith. After
all had partaken of turkey and listened
to some music, Air. Cromlish baptized
the infant son of Charles Seymour.

William Aisthorpe. oigl’eehshill. N. Y..
who in serving on the jury at White
Phi-s. came to [Norwalk to eat turkey
with his son. Albert E. Aisthorpe. of
rhetaveime. ‘

In. Robert BelI,of Brooklyn. was a
Illnhegivlng guest of her sister. kirs.
Charles B. Aisthorpe.

The sloop Iiary A. Brown arrived from
theeast. yesterday with mackerel and
ccdlish.

Elward E. Gotham and son halls. of
(love street. will speni Sunday with lfr
and Ira. thliam Lockwood. in New
Haven. Mr. Lockwood and wife expec-
aad toeat their Thanksgiving dinner in
Norwals, but lsr. Lockwood could not
get away from business.

 

William W. Gilbert. of East Norwalk,
whose right hand was out 0“ by the
ease at the New England depot in Dm-
hary, during the week of the Fair. and
who is at, meant stopping with his
hrdher. E. 8. Gilbert. in that city. will
return to this place next week. and later
will go to Brooklyn to spend the winter
with his daughter.

‘l'here will he no morning service at tit.
Peter's church. tomorrow. as the peak r.
Irv. 0. Apitx. will preach in Westport.
The afternoon service begins at 3 o'clock.

Tomorrow. at the East Avenue Nelhl -
dbtchnrch. there will he preaehlng by
aformer pastor In the morning. after
which thesacramentof the Lord's sup-
p.- willbe administered and new mere-
huswillhs received by letter and on
probation. in the evening ltsv. A. J.
Smith will preach from the subject.
"The VII-ibis Revelations of the invis-

. ibis.” m--.“

James Warden. of East Norwalk. was
hbsrisathls weak and took two line
photographs of Scullsld's crowing.

it has been suggested that a crosswalk
hshld from the loot path at thessst sad
i the bridge. across the Tramway tracks
tothe walk on the north side of River-
ddeevscur. The atrret In that vlclnlty
5 very muddy curing ralny weather.

Ira Charles ddleskg who fell seven
washesgo. lnluring a humans In her
hg.hsssofarlacovsndesto he ahleto
atspwltkthsmsmhsr.

leery D. Wright lessens .tc steel s
astalalbsrssrolhls «sonnet East
Layman. W ‘

a mystics. will mm.»-
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_ i. 1.; Ir. and lira. James t‘flomsdlsu.‘

is to widen it tocnyfsst by lanadfl

ClueacsBlcon. of U first assess,
wholes-ploysdby lim-aaEalch-sa.
tcrskls left hand very badly onions
rastyaslls.ywtsrday.latiictlsg painful
wounds.

 

llits Acnle lake. of Danbury. return-
ed home. this morning. after a pleasant
visltwithlil-Bswie Enter. laple are-
use.

J. Surges Randall had a family re.
union at his human- Riverslds avenue.
Thanksgivingday. Thine present were
John Randall and family. of Freeport.

 

Kr. and Airs. Arthur N. Paddock.

 

Cli Randall has so far recovered
from the accident he smtaioed to his leg
a few days ago. as to be able to return to
his employment in W. A. Bonrdict d:
Cots store.

If. D. Randall is in Iiddletown to-dsy.

 

The Fire Police will hold a meeting
Tuesday night. at the headquarters of
Mayflower Hook and Ladder company.

GENERAL CASS’ CANOE VOYAGE.

An 01‘ The Newspaper Gives an Account
at Ills Journey West;

A copy of the Geneva Gazette of Oct 8.
1821. has some points which may Interest
my readers The entire sheet In about the
else of one page of an ordinary paper. and
it was published weekly by Joseph Bogart
at 82.50 a year. Seven columns are devot-
ed to the oonstltutlonal convention then
in session in Albany. the leading man be
ing Martin Van Bumn. A number of
merchants advertise thelr goods. and l
noted that iron is Toentsa pound and
nails 10 cents "Swecny'a luck cfllce"
advertbs lottery tickets. the lowest prize
being 812. while the highest in 830.000.
Philip Church ollcre land for sale in Nun-
da and Angelica, and payment can be
made in farm produce,

The most remarkable thing, however.
In the ancient shoot is the way In which
General Cues went 'toChicngo to holdn
treaty with tho indinus. and this I believe
to he the most wonderful cnnoc voyage in
American history Let the reader trace
on the map the following route from To-
ledo to Chicago. which is thus given in
the Ucncvn Gazette: “licnerul Cass Oil his
route to (‘blcngo lia‘t‘s‘llded the Madman to
Fort Wayne. from thence his canoe was
carried over I! portage of about nine miles
to the bend of the Wabash. 'l'hls rlvor lie
descended to the 0qu nml then descended
the Ohio to the Mississippi. The Inner
he ascended to the mouth of the Illinois.
one of when tributaries nppmnches with-
in 10 miles of (Ihlcugof'

The nmdcrwill see thnt in ordertn avoid
a lend journey of 800 tlllll‘l‘ through a
wilderness a clrcultouscoursoof five times
that distance was endured. in this tunn—
nor the government ugcnt rent-lied Chi
engo. where he. held a council with the In
diam. The direct journey run now he
made in nsniony hours at it lht'n rmk
Wet-ks, nnd during the t-xlnumlinnry m-
itts-lug tiltI party phllnthly lived on fish
and [mum The route took them post St.
Louie. and yet this was then the onsiest
and safest wny of rum-hing Ihi‘lll‘fiilllnllllll.

The following local lll'lllll from The lint
latte are him of internal: "'l'wo ywrsous
were nppn-ho-ndld tho lhth within thi- vii
Inge of lira-hauler for attempting to puss
counterfeit money. Sort-n state prison
convicts were nt Wurk on tho mllmlurl in
the mom village and mntml from lln-lr
bafflil‘lfti Thursduy night and how not
since lit-on heard of. " How much this old
copy of the tirinvrn (inmtc suggvats the
progress tu'mnlplislusi slnrn lts [llllllll'fl
lion. and if lionvrnl I'm-t Illul kept it dlury
of tlmt journvy it would he one of the
most interesting things of the kind in our
blatant—Nut? York lullit'l‘ in “winter
Ih-lnm'rul.

Children c}. for
Pltcher’e Gastorla.

Whahbywasslchwegsvehcrcutcrh.
thasbewuaMIhecrladfcrm
Wh-dtebeesmslhmsclungtoihstcrla.
whammnonmspuumM

Children Cry for
Pitcher's Gastorla.

Children cry for
Fischer's Gastorla.

 

 

specifics

Saturday... l)ec. int,

One day only. One lot children's
‘I‘AI B'IIANTII 0A Pl. 89c IAtll.
One lot ladlm'

'IENOII "ls' BA”. Ila asom

CITY llLllNERY STORE.

iioyt’s Theatre Building.
wssulnerua 31.. wil'fli NORWALK.

an. a. noun. PIlllP.

 

llysisaimr vomit!
INS. ill. I. l. illlllllllll

(lesbsssssfltsdsthwslse.

I“ If.“ Oh. film Old...
nabs. sum-en.

 

 

 
 
 

 
 

My dchhol Gupsriabudest—lam
glad‘tcs'ee quite a nonbsvof new faces
with as today—bright. roger faces. fall
oiwomim full of interest In thsdca-
dayschcol. aadrvjoiotng tobshsre.
And now. before we clcssthis little talk
shcutthslsssoa sndllsrsn sotherepcrt“
ofths secreuryJ wlllwass a moment
toesslf thereare any plants that have
been overlooked. lies anyone a case!
lion to ask? Several of the New Beyo—
Goin’ to have a Chrie‘mus tree this year!

Juli-on says he has learned by careful
match that the American locus was
the original tuft-hunter.

Ir. Ira P. ”Wettnore. a prominentrea
estate ageatof San Angelo. Texas. has
used Chamberlain's Colic. Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy in his family for sev-
eral yearsss occasion required. and al-
ways with perfect coconut. He says:
“I find it a perfect cure for our baby
when troubled with colic or dysentery.
i now feel that my outfit is not complete
without a h min of this Remedy at home
or on a trip away from home. For sale
by (i. C. Bulleon. druggist.

 

 

Taylor at Golden?"
Real Estate and Insurance

wanna-ero- sultan.

Persons lookl . fora or house and lot.
with the view c ours in are Invited to
callandenmlneonr list. shave them for
min In every partof the city at reasonabl-
nrlcssandoneasvtarms. seam

WANTED.

WOfiINth—u—aeke‘eper. Apply after a
p.m.tlaturdar. w ashlngton 8t. dirt

 

A

 

A GIRL to do general housework. Ap ly to
MIL-3. GEORGE i". BEARSI.” F meld
avenue. nm at

 

A COMPETINT woman wants to go out by
the day or week to work. Apply at 753
Chapel street. .\crwalk. in!) 8t
I HAVE an Inducetnent lo ofler a good agent
with or without. esperlence. Please 1 l-
oress M88. 1. E. the agent for water.
proof‘garments to measure. 2t'l‘uylor ave-
nue. south Norwelk. Ct. d1 it

r can Roomswllhln ten ruluutee' walk of
s) South Norwalk dewt. Downstalraor half
of a double house. l’immlnn wanted immed-
“3’23 adore-s "howl." blNTINIIa amt-e.

- l

LEANINH and dyeing establishment. No. 4
itaytnond street. (‘oruer South Main
street. on llus of electric cars. south Nor-
walk. Conn. We respectfully announce to the
citizens of South Norwslk. horw elk and vicin.
lty that we established ourselves In your
midst. In the dyeing and cleantn business.
and are now prepared to do all kin s of clean-
Iug and dyeing In the very best style-nineti-
ner. imdies' suite. dresses. either made ’up or
a rt. cloaks. capes. infants‘ on bonds. etc..
in bone. mum's. piano. organ. Ill mvers.
muffle scarfs, ties, kid gloves kid shone.
also feat ere cleaned and curled. lieutletnen‘s
armenta eyed or cleaned and pressed In the
t manner. 0. BUTTERFASH. mlo ti

w°

ULil keep several horsesfree'of expense
for their use. Horses taken to board:

 

stabllng by the w . k or month. A Iv to
lin’ttosn snornrlt's. . ugliw
T0 LET.

 

AT ROWAY'I‘ON. good house 0! seven
rooms. with carriage house and stable
rmm. Apply to WILLIAM J. Chew. Ro-
wayton. UM“). n20 lw
CORSEchltage on lelngvlon place. mod-

ern improvements. heater. hot and cold
water. bath laundry.
Enquire Mild. Wth A
avenue.

stationary lulu. etc.

n16 ti

IIUUHE near Elm lirove More. seven rooms.
water In. all In in mi shay-e. rent, Sill.
Home on lisltlen avenue. near Lexington ave-
nl'e. llve rooms, large garden. line well. rent
$7. House corner [lay and Teller» streets. nine
rooms water In. Apply to JOHN B. KNAI’P.
till West street. it? if

UWZR part of llonae..\'u. H Havlland street.
J Rent low in desirable tenant. Apply to

l'liAlihari ll. WIIEEth. 12 Orchard street.

Norwalk. till if

LOWER floor of large house. No. All Meadow
street. near tramway turnout- watrr In.

itrnt 89. ‘lu hire on pretence or of bit BENI-

DIO‘i‘. at St at avenue. air if

I Alli"! store and interment situated near
J the East end of it ashlngtnn street brides.
Ho'lih Norwslk. formerly occupied by Mr.
Fredrlcba as a grocery suite. also a tensmvnt
of four nice nanue overhead the store.
uulre of Janus l.‘llomn1sdleu. Washington
street ilottth Norwalk. or address the owner.
I). 'r. itvnml'. o Washington avenue. sum.
ford. Conn. It‘ll lw

llitlli mum illilonth Alain street. water
I . rent All; lll Woodward avenue. Animus.
soon it. rent fl: house If! Woodward ave.-

m'e. rent. .13. Apply to I. A. WOODWARIJ.
Fill! SALE.

2 and 8 It mung. Rim! turnout. Itoofocat-
lng. Fla-no. novelllnlnfi Palnkilll "less
and “purity. ROUTII NO WAI. IIARD'
WA lineufltlrmtb Main “root. alttf

as

LIMIT.
3....» sews'liii"";i Illhtwhdndrlnstdlltmond
setting ween ltnwaywn and Ilentb

bet
horwalk. l’lsses veto u me i- Steals
latitudes. ilowaytca. Ila cramming. '

lw
assessors-ions.

 

 

 

 
 
 

 

 

Mb‘siinmmwhgoha. o?
my wIthoul delay. For particulars.
arm‘acst Dulce ilor l l. fltamlovd. Bonn.

Fhmvflmlvanee clairvoyant. (send lurk of
u l

 

ceatsend stamp for astonishing

M ii. IIIDEB. 7t West

 

,y } .. rs
pastes; BAND.
. AIEIIIA'I st _ pus

loan value soon. ‘ _m. "mm

3318.”8 ' incurs

- TIRRING <

... meumu
as women I -

0 am: corneas nun.

MUSIC HALL.
MONDAY AFTERNOON. OED 3A.

Prices. Ills. 75c and 1m. Concert
3 p. as. sharp. . Mfrs“

Hoyt’s Opera House

sours sonwsut.

TUESDAY iYENINO. DEC. 4
YALE OLEE. BANJO AND
. MANDOLIN CLUB'S

CONCERT.

Great Social Event of the Season.

All the popular college when. new and old.
tsrnlt souga.end coll s melodies seen
under the, Yale elms. cs In

Do not fall to go and enjoy a pleasant even-

" .

'tlckets now on sale at Rcyt's Opera House
and Plaisted's and Gregory's. Prices. 85c. Nile
and 7&0.

nil 1w

,2‘

cws usios “

Lecture Course.
First lecture by

KEN NAN.

The distinguished traveler in Siberia. subject.

"Russian Political Itiles."
Hoyt's Theatre. South Nor-walk.

FRIDAY EYENINO. DEC. Illl.

At 8 o'clock. Course ticket. lr eluding Clap on
"Othello" and the‘Three Entertainlugflrntle-
men Company" in music and monomlmeJl 50.
Single ticket, 05 cents. Reserved seat 10 cents
extra Tickets for sale at Plalslcd‘s and
I’Inneo's. Chart opens for sale of reserved
seats. at Plnlsted's and l‘lnnro‘s. Wednesday.
December 5th. at ll o‘clock. a. to. rid) lw

Hoyt’s Opera House

use. mom osu‘.

SATURDAY. DEC. 8Ih

Thoreareothersmut none like these. The
fountain heads of modern wit.

WARD AND YONES.

That‘s the last time I‘ll ever take Lady Bel-
mont to a hell. A record of 70'.) nights In New
York as "Percy“ and "Harold.“ in Charles
I. Blansy‘s funniest land always will be)

A Run on the Bank.

You can‘t all-ml to mine If. it's a guarautr-
e I attraction. and worth going mllrs to see. '

Seats now on salt! at i’laisled'snnd Gregory's

drug stores. dl
PUBLIC NOTICE.

The Norwalk Tramway company hereby

Ives public notice that it will tlllon the
t eneral Assembly of the Suite of .‘onneellcut.
at Its January seeslon. mo. for an amendment
to Its charter. provldlng for on extension of
time to locals. construct. bulld.oporate and
maintain. with soluble lurnonls.an elvcirll‘
railway through. over and upon oerfalnetreets
sud h hwaisof the City of NorwslkJ‘lly of
chlh orwulk anti Town of Norwalk.granled
in its originalchartermhlulned at the Janu-

"I, sesalou. 1M. and approved May o, ms. to
w l: <

 

From lhetermlnnsol‘lts present lines near
the corner of lielden avenue and Illverslde
avenue. through. over and upon tllvevslde sve-
pue and the New (Tun-an road to the Town
the ..

Also from the this of Its present tracks at
the the «truer of South Malnstreel and Wood-
ward avenne In the Ulty of Booth Norwallt.

I... through. over and upon said Booth Alain street

to the Wilson road.

Also from Washington almt. continuing
along. lhrouuhmv r and upon Water street.
Quintard avenue. rove street and Woodward
avenue to Keyser'a, uncalled. In snld town.

Also for the fluid to construct. build and
operate an «let-Im- rend through. over and
u nOove street Lincoln avenue l‘nvsald Town
0 Norwalh snvl liavllsntl street. ashlnglon

tract. It» entire length. Franklln street.
onroe street. Ghostnut street and Cont-0rd
street, in ssld Olly of Holllh Norwalll.

Dated at Norwalk. this :fillh day of Now-m-

. llllt
r Til! NORWAIK TRAMWAY (‘40..
by firms W. Mansfield. secretary.

inn“ NOTICE.

The Blamford sum Railway company here-
glvee hllc tulllreihat It will Iltlou the
l ”Lemmy of the Ill-la of ‘onn ctlcnt.
at Its anusry session. ms. for an amendment
to III charter. providing for an extension of
lime to We construct. build. operate and
suitable turnouts. an electric
not» fill" it‘s?“ dfiWd
rest It ‘ l :1 am an n
:1 ‘nharteru .yobtalned during lha session
. o w :m
the Junction of Atlantic street and
street. westward through. over and upon
Mn to “in 1'er terminus of the
iris Ill

street
procaine river.
(gun‘s linemen of diagonal slot to an
moo x n . .r
' Data at shhromftfu uh day amoun-

i'd‘dsrsuminnmrrr sucrose Co .

 

area of r resort and la vaa
widowed?" filo"

 

SATURDAY

‘I'ltsflnsersethndylnthecitg‘. J
Isles. Awhcletrlast lllc,1§c.lic. a
plscstohcyOasdy.

 

 

‘llill’ldhlz \u

“we aas areas in nu...

HARD TIMES

The greatest HARD Tllls BALE ever recorded.

eorge W. Instill-Id. treasurer.

SATURDAY

 

 

unloads. Takshomeaboxcfchoeo-

per pound. Everybody says ll‘sthe only

SATURDAW ONLY

Slllllllllll spin.

 

 

lie
toltths’." gsrmsnlscl coed quality
socatc' ,cercccatsrs.‘ liws say as
Overcoatll'P‘All Wool" it Is all wool-—
whether the price is .5 or COS-the saute
guarantseaosswlth each. All “lustre
lieu of value: lion’s all wool Black
Wm. ylcglebrcssted. nest
wool unis”. 'kllk velvet collars. color
guaranteed”. Other-aw. Our "Home
Ilnlsrs” Oil, ”All. 015 and up to a”. A
newlctofonrlns'l‘ailcr Ilsde Goring-
ton and Dunraven Overcasts came in
this week. The bsst quality 016. 018. “0.
“hand .28. You'd ask for no better.
We’ll compare them with thy roadblo-
tnrasure garment. for lit and general
make-up.

Our Furnishing Department Is particu-
larly attractive these days with bargains
in Iamb‘s Wool Sweaters. Underwear.
Gloves. Hosiery. Neckwear. Fancy Per-
cale Shirts and Umbrellas.

MEIGS & 00.

Ill Iain. Corner Bank Street. Bridgeport. Ct.

 

 

 

 

[OW PRICES.

We are selling Groceries at astonishing
low prices and gnarantes all goods to
give perfect satisfaction. It will pay you
to give us a trial order. Free delivery.

The Central Cash Grocery

15 North lilaln St.
W.

F. Station. in n.
55 30. MAIN s1. so. llllllllllll.

Practice Limited to Diseases of Women

0 nice boars. Mondays and Thursdays. 3 to 5
p. m. 1121 ly

 

 

MARSHALL’S
School of Shorthand

and Typewrltlng.

-II' run-—

lAsacnlc Building. llsll 8t. llor-
wsli. open.

Terms reasonable. School rooms open from 10
a in. until 3 . m.. daily except Saturday. Also
Llonday. ednesday ard Friday evenln s,
from 7:90 tow”. 'ihoeedesirlnf to study t 0
science would do well to ea! or write to
GOgfiAI MARSHALL. Box aw. Norwalk

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'doint . creatures which the»

 
 
 
 
 

would ban ordered hi lull
business; however, we‘lakc
comes, and keep sawing

We have a few special
else we would like to call y ~
attention to.

 
 
 

 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

FIRST, 1. Gold Band D 4 ~
Bet, 112 pot, of actual value
315.00; we don’t propose to"
shelter it longer.” makepriee
08.49. '

BECOND,1 Fan“
ed, 112 pc. Set, cost or 09.10.
and as will happen to best of

, ware, a few pee. are bad, this
set for 05.98. . s.

THIRD. 1 old Brovrn Bet, very
complete, 117 pcs.. taking in
soup tureen, etc., worth any
time 815.00, to close, 810.( 0. H
We shall also make a. big

drive on all kinds of White

Ware. These goods take up the

space we " specially went for

Holiday Geode, therefore in

goes the knife.

Keep your bed looking nice
by buying from us this week one
of those Counterpanes we are
offering at 79c. or 89c.;you can.
see them in our windcws; that
they are greatly reduced in
price, as simple examination
will show you.

50 den. of the biggest drive in
town, ladies'Fost Black Rose,
good Weight and fine gauge,20c.
would below to keep our repu-
tation up. We make this price
12130. per pair. .

When you want one of those

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

ladies‘commcnly call a Hat, call
on us.

scum Nunwtlx
Bostonilore

83 WASHINGTON STREET.
SDUTII NORMAN. CONN.

 

WISE woman
WISE MEN

We sell the follow-
ing and we sell it at

If you will

the rightprices: call and a. the beautiful “’1” "3"" n '
Paper we are selling. and learn the

want. rural. low price we are selling it at. you LOW Prlce
Imus-e. mus. won‘t think long before you act. I 1

outs. It'rc. We’re makingorun on it for 60 or “Nd "O'k'
aurisrs' IIAI‘lBl- “3'5 House. , llfil.

‘“ T H I N K' "“'°"

aur GOODS. '
rlc'ruaas rnsnnn B E w '8 E Pa'nt'ng
sun rsrnalan. 7 “”

BOO! IOULDINO.

ARTISTIC PIOTURE FRAMING AT NODEIATE PRIOES.

DECKER, 79 Washington 81., So. Norwall.

 

some.»

Porpolse Leather
Cork Sole "'0"

every

node

from 0PM to
shown.

FOR THE

MISSES’ AND CHILDREN

We have huntbury. Iisthewson A: Co.‘s “Ecol shoes in all

- NEW STYLES -

The but llne for the least money em shown. A large line in

SllPPERS

l'or dancing and hoasswrsr.
and unequalled Ill price. On

will sslonlah you. We cordially” Invite an Inspection of

our stock.

Olsen BrOthers

 

GAZETTE BUILDING , 4

- '.'-'—‘-THINK

before you act.

and call on us before you buy.

usual."

We have Hanan and Sons‘ well known line of men‘s snt’boys' line shoes. Their

W'nter Russell. with extrution double sole. at $7.00. Their
Enafpel Leather. with cork soles. “8550.

Patent Leathers, In all the latest styles. Also
Cordovan and calf lhoelllthe finest line sver shown in town for

the money and the best styles. We have a
sites at $8.00. for motormsn. that is non-msg-

to 00. The largest values for your money.

be wise, think

We do, and we do it
If you will

Paper Hanging.

 

 

and water proof. Cell and examine. Also

LADIES’,

SLIPPERS

that are unsscelled in style
r law prIces In plain;llgurss