Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, December 7, 1894 · page 5

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weretnlklngwiththenr. Tote
- into your confidence. end
theedventegeofbuyinegood

 
 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 

y. I will hold two nooieblen

t

ehuwh will begin to tie their
n. todny. et the chapel.

 
 

 

 

 
 

meeofflt. Paul’s chnmhercin
ode ngein, today. thericg ever-
, "treme for Edwin L. Boyt'n reni-
on lance ntreet extension. hen

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

i of Police Denn, of Norwelt,
duty thb week. He in eerving on
m It Bridgeport. '

 

 

 
 

Vent wen commenced, this nwrning,
‘50 (there of RI Dugenenew reei~
cnIleonerd ntreet.

(video eecellope at Depot Restaurant

 
 

 

“Tennis. formerly a driver on
Winnipenk breach of the street reil-
‘,billinBrooklyn, N. Y.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

M (fonts, the milk dealer. while
with in lib barn in Wilton, Wednes-
l night, feilend broke his arm.

Theennnei meeting of the stockhold-
, of the Netionei Bank of Norwelk,
! be held on Tueedey..lenuery 8,

The Denghtnrn of the King, of Green
will held no edjourned meeting.
. eftuneon, in the Guild room.

“Men“, the pound.» Drescber’n.

The Indira of St. Peul‘e church will
no entertelnnlent in the Norweik
. Boone. next Wednendey afternoon
evening.for the heuilt of the chepel.

Thethird eunuel felr of the Knight
A. I. E. church closed at the
of the colored men’s club, lent
. t “we nuwnenful run of two

~Pleuobrlug your ticketetobekery
depotmteorentendneeifyouheve
eernhernowdrewn. F. A. hoe.

”Ninth Hell ve. City of Ner-
nit will amount to over $290 for
m. The city’ I costs are nearly
much. makings total of somewhere
“.000

The in en epidemic of chicken lhievee

Norwelk. . Among there who
' suffered in William Eylend.
"l the nhouldernof two dreened
wetnlenfrom GeorgoVeuTeeeele

 

waetern at Depot Bentenrnnt.

’ruk Raymond end Freak Stevens
. . toBtemford endretnrn. yenter-
.eftcnoonmneweger. The former
hylve minutes, had will undoubt-
i reedvethetitieotchenipion walker
fie etete in e few day-I. The time
, wenlcet.

---I‘ don. eeb. photon end e We sire
. .“fl,etl.ewh',ll lain ntreet.

semplen et gallery.

Th Thurndey evening confirmation
‘ ntGreencherch,willbe repent-
' “Sundry evening et 0:10, in the
ream. untllthe vieitetlon of Bin.
link-January 14. ran in for
h-eltcf thoen who could not at
nThnredny eveninp.

We end ennen. et O'Brlee' .

”Indentation hen not yet
’ to the city of Norwelh,
M will heve to accept the ntreet
ordering the newer leid.en enked
he lent meeting. Councilmen
‘ W“ the newer commit-
h-teeluettnrin chnrgr.
”Months Nihilists. nt Bu,“
. tonight
willhn e meeting of the execu-

ted-lune. newly elected omens
mammaec. if... of

 

 

 

 

' mm memo. was
- the lorwnlk sum church; Sundey

 

 

Vollmnr.

 

meet with line Lulu Bienley,ether
lithi-

 

 

‘llxpreenmen A. IT‘Lincoln'n hcrne

nterted to run away et the Norwelg pro- .”“flly new line of

eeught belcre any damage renulted.

 

Harlem. pumping out the bulk of the

 

..__._.._ (Over F. Head‘s Confectionery.)
Gun Johneon, of New Haven. the new

 

this year, in quite large.

 

deted reilroed olllciele, relative to the Crowell.

 

in V'l’eylcr dc Golden’n office tonight.

 

 

The board of inspection appointed by
Adjutant General Bradley hen cou-
demoed 600 pain of trounere. 800

' t terd fternoon.
blouses end 200 fatigue cape of the state Up“ yen ay . '

 

Denbnry. which will be properly regio-

 

There in likely to be a npirited light,
next year. for the ntreet commienioner-
nhip up town. D. 8. Curtis in endon
by layer-elect llubbeII, end hopee thet
hie political influence will eecure him the
office. Mr. Kellogg, the present incum-
bert, relien on the record he has med

etred and Keneeiy.

 

—che’ winter cape. at O'Brien'e.

 

At the December term of the United 0‘" trip wen ‘ Wm“ “my

 

-Alwaye buy 'Illlt SENTIIEL and reed “chalet.
our ed. Francis 0: Co. smith—What's the matter,

by this company end the Norwelk Street me oil.

find out the number of feet. no en to They never '0.“ but one 90"”-
recton the mileege end arrange nu eqult'
able price for eech company to pay for
power furnished in running care through

um etreet. Each comp-u! vlli on: w- - .. “ ld nick .
cording to the number of tripe run. flicks? NW". ” '

 

—!‘renil heme, lilo pound, et Drencher'n. plumber end yet e rich men."

 

ford erenet very noxioun to take out
iannen. judging from the nlnnli number

minnionern. yenterdny. Only ebout one- ". “an my “‘1'

 

The ennuni meeting of the Brother- ected liken llrh cut of wntnr.

wen held at the chapel. lent night. The mshln

Welter ‘1'. Taylor: nnerntery. Irving 0. none to heve it cm with.”

ventlcn. next Beterdey end Sunday. echenp emnnenlent.”

 

“heel: healer” lite e pound. It when Um."

 

 

 
 

 

inntructor of theBouth Norwelk Athletic “'9 "3"" 1°” on West "Ill “Mia
club, gave hie first lesson lent night. and 07““ bi; 5- W- ‘F‘ll‘bflh. '60 I0"
geve generel satisfaction. The close, ”“5 “0'31“! '0 37158990" parties.

. lire. F. A. Tolles. of Feirfleid avenue
Theoommittee of live eppointed by hen been to Metuchen. N.J., to attend
theCouncil to confer with the Council-.- the funerul of her cousin. lire. Bruce

proposed changes in the layout of the - -
, —npecml’sdle trimmed hate thle week.
reed-through South Norwslk. and meet liinn 8. “new“. 207 Washington st. x.

The skating on the upper end of the
mill pond is very good. and quite e num-
ber of young people were enjoying the

militie uniform. There will now be dis. Egpmamnn Wallace. Crolut's hone
noel-d0! The band column ol But- slipped on the peremcnt and fell thin
ford oflleern. morning, while drawing e load ‘ of flour
——Bc euro to hear George Keenan. on up the driveway alongside D. S. Daven-

liunnlnn [iOIltiOel exilee. et Hoyt'n thee- port’s 39" WIT ntore. The union!
tre, tonight. wee not, however, eeverly injured.

30W!“ hornrn III" been ”I“ ‘0 NOV —Choice young chickens and turkeys
Y0“ “'0. "10 Rides-00d Stock Farm, are 10 cente a pound et Hoyee' market.

tnred end shipped to England, Saturday. Theceeee egelnntGeorge E. Hoyt end
Amongthe-wereQnerterntreteb,record George Merritt. charged with having
2:15; Blue Belle, 8:18); Bellelre. 2:88 end broken into A. L liyern’ house, in Stem-
two nteflioneendtwo fillies of Querter- ford on the night of November lith,
mentor. were continued, yenterdey. until Satur-
day morning, in the ltemford City Court,
by Judge Downs.“ t'le request of the
counsel for the accused. Lewyern Olm-

f‘And yon nay nobody took you for e
newly married couple?" "Nobody. The
, , 3‘0 trein boy tried to sell me ‘How to Be
eecnre hlm [reelection to the once. flnppy Though 55".... “d the landlord
at the hotel eent up word that if we
didn't stop qnerreliug he‘d throw on out.

Stolen District Court in Hartford, the Kerry (to be)—By reading ntellntiee,l
jury returned true bills of indictment have becomeeoevineed that two people
ageth John Davis. eliee J. W. Murphy, can live ee cheeply no one—Jock (hev-
Runeell B. Hoyt end Lorenzo ll. Hoyt, log beenl-No doubt: but after making e
the Bethel counterfeitern,end eleoegeiant few etetintice, you'll change your mind.
W- W~ Cometock, Of New Canaan, '0! Two little children looking at the moon
“1""! uloomersnrino WWW“ having oneevening the younger neted—-"ls the
mid the specie! in required by law. moon Ged’e wife?” Older Child (patron-
izingiy)——No. you nilly child, God in e

Thin morning the Norwelk Tremwey you look en though you bed been laid up?
compecy meenured their treeke through Brown—~No. I haven't; the feet :In the
Well ntreet, where they are need jointly hone junt celled ran down end their leid

Belle-1 come-n1. The pawn-o wen to em whiskern are like hypocrisy

“Here's enother one of those millionaire
plumber jokes in the paper.” said Critl~
cue. "Did you oversee a rich plumber,

plumbern l’ve seen heve been very poor
plumbnrn Stillefeilow may be e poor

Prclennor (returning home et night,
Evidently the liquor dealers of Stan. noinr)——le mm. one there? Burg-

l'lr (under the both—No! Profennor—
who W before the County Cour. Tbet‘n etreogel lwen poelllve come one

third of the npplloeute Ipm before After the Honeymoon—Time. June.—-—
thecommlenienernettbelent heeriog.end Th. EN (Wdlll-l I'D “MIDI on
yesterday's neenlon wee the lug one to 5. name interenting merchen into theme
heldlnfitemford thin year. Upto neon him of In! femllr- The Ammon-
only four enlooe licnnnee. two druggiet.‘ Oounteneflete of the letropolitnn nonv-

lleennen end one bottler‘n llennne hed WM. 'WPW!) A" W“ 31““ “M
been granted. the feete have not been rfloctunlly rep.
' pres-ed?
—-'i‘he only .9 derby. et O’Brien'n.

Bibylw-When Steve propoeed to run he

hondoth. Andrew. of or. Pelil’l church, Why wouldn't W H. in" l" ‘m

net. W MM...”
Beyer? m Ir. ire P. Wet-lore. n prominent reel

WWBIHMI.NWM the nehteegenioihen Angelo, True. hen
madmm‘m'fimdmemberhin'eflolie.0hcionend -
Martin in W M!» Diarrhoea Remedy inhiefnmiiy for m.
ltcmteiennnhoninetnnendnhort nterinn ugly” none-nine reunited. end at. nausmsr

lire Karin weyswlthperlectnuecnnn. Honeys: "l N“
err”: mneperteot centerenrhnby when
'5 troebhdwitheclicordynrnlnry inow
hellielnycntdllenotecupietn with- “Imam“
«new «us remedy ethcnecr ‘3 w Si.

M' one. mic eeoh. motor-fliers. lilo cc.
.m'mm»o'arw.. new New. loom Fign(bretieynr.) llic n.
P” b a. a“ was Weinntn. no lb. Celery. lite.
on": mm do“. ’ "I 1,, , A a
m... .. «mama»...- linen Citron. illumination. Summons.

The Norwelk Debnting society will F D LAWTON & CO.

ham-“on a... on». Now-1r. Iona-y 22 South Main Street.

 

.flmfimW‘“ '°"" . JABKSBN’S PHBTBBBAPHIB STBBIB

Hevlngbeen thoroughly refurninhed. h new open for innpectlon. diepley log on

pone: dock. mm" mm. but "." PHOTOGRAPHS. WlTEB ,BBLBBS Mill SEPIAS,

The work from thin studio bee gained a wide-npreed reputellon for its
“1° mm" "0‘” °' “°"""‘" " “ Style. Finish and Permanence.

no", of Albany” who", it client. It i. Our elm Into nult onrpntrone end to furnish to them thelnent productions of
“might “I“ m theel 'm be "bum the Photographic Art. ALL WORK GUARANTEED. Emma cern pen! the door.
4mm 1w... .. 0.8,”... E. m . .Jack son. Photographer.

Brown;

”All the

Tirpio-o

following etc the oflcnrn for the eneuing "Do you think your sister will be
yner: Director. Rev. B. B. Pond; preci- down noon. Willie?" "Yennhe enid nhe
dent.Wiilleln l7. flnbbnlluice-preeldent. wen coming down on noon senile could,

Smith; treeeltrer.llelph Brey. Freder- “l lovoto listen to the patter of the
ick Reymond wen elected to reprennt reinon the roof.”neld the minerly peel.
the Brotherhood er the New Haven con- “1 nnppoen you do.” eeld his wife. “It‘-

Afterthendjoernnlent of the meeting. "1 “W lhlt ,Wlllonghby wee
ceileticnwnnnervndtothemenlbern. helfneeeorer ettheiinrervliin dinner.’
‘ "on, no. He wen telling Into the port

 

‘ 58 Well street. Norwelk, Conn.

lewnpnper lnpertere Wanted.

Aneocietion wentn one or two newnpeper
correspondents ' in this county. The
work in light and can be performed by
either lady or gentlemen. Previous ex-
perienceie not necessary, end some of
our yOung men and women and even old
men would do well to recurs such a posi-
tion. as we undo rented it taken only abou
one fourth of your time. For further
perticulare address Modern Press Aeeoei
etion. Chicago. ill.

 

llothere Bend Title.
"My child in subject to revere attacks
of diarrhoea. During the lent eicknenn,
Dr. Head’s Diarrhme Mixture wee freely
given and an immediate cure resulted.
It would heve required e dozen visits of
e physician, as on former occasions. I
believe Dr. Band's Remedies would heve
eeved thelifo of the child I lost. had they
been within my reeell at the time of its
sickest.” Ifrn. F. A. Bennett, 72% New
ntreet. Gel-den, N. J. They are epicu-
did children’e remedien. 25 cents. All
drug ntoree.

 

For. rheumetiem l heve found nothing
cone! to Chemberleic'e Pein Balm. It
relieveothe pain no noon an applied. J.
W. Young. Went Liberty. W. Va. The
promptreilef it eifordn in eloce worth
meny there the cent. 60 come. Its con-
tinued use will effect e permanent cure,
For sale by G. C. Stillscn. druggiet.

 

 

 

 

Pluinted’n

BBBZBIB BBBll,

Arethe hnnnt preparations (or making

the skin soft nod smooth.

il.l|. Plaisted,

 

TMIUM.

 

BBMSTBBK B

We ere informed that the llodern Preen .

eel-As leech 1361.

 
 
 
 

PRICES REDUCE; c

.. on-

PERFECT GOODS

One dollar underwear at 75 cents. We bought very heavy?
on red flannel underwear. lt' is not selling as fast as other 11m
and all must go. , These garments are all wool. We have ell”
sizes in shirts and drawers. Complete assortment of other styled.

EXTRA " fGOODo VALUE

-—IN OUR—

NEBKWEAR, '25 Bills...

Silk and satin, medium and dark colors. Also light colors ‘
for evening wear; four-in-hands, tacks, bows and string ties.

THE panels on counts MlllE nun

 
 

 

SUITS, BVEBBBATS Mill,

- - ULSTEBS

The most desirable shown in the twin cities. Come herd
first for your Winter Gloves and Caps. It will save» you much
time. We guarantee every article sold in either of our stores to ,
give entire satisfaction or your money back.

STORES OPEN EVENING-S.

COMSTOCK BROS.,

liSBlilB BUILDING. l4 SBIITH Milli STREET.
ii.BB\VIlK SBIITII lilllllillK.

SATIJBBAY SAlE.

On Saturday we will 591122 lbs‘fiiavenmeyer dz Elder’s Standard

 

 

Granulated Sugar, for two.

Fancy Gilt Edge Butter, 30c lb
Fine Dairy Butter, 25c and 28c lb
4» 4 lbs. Extra Raisins, 250
3 cans Standard Tomatoes, 250

3 cans Sweet Corn, 260

3 cans Milk. the

:l qts. New Bonus, 250

2 packages Buckwheat, 25¢
Hickory Nuts, 10c qt

The quality of our goods is unquestionable.

C. O. D.

Chas. E. Seymour’s,

LEADING GROCER,
lilii’iliill cm. l3-2. 33 msmuam slag.

The cow that jumped over the moon, that day when the

cat and the fiddle were mixed, was no higher thou beef, in thin
town yearn ago. Don't forget. We the prices have fixed.

E. J. WADHAMS. Proprietor.

THE PEOPLE’S MARKET,

 

iii North Iain et., flu. Norwelt. 81 Well nt.. Norwel
Telephone coil. in. 9 Notification guaranteed. - Telephone cell. “'4.

9 Park Row, Stamford, 478 Halo ntreet, WW

 

Tim is what we heve done with our 01.25 woolen underwear. Fleeoed lined
nnderweer at

480., 750., 980.
weer-cot
Men’s Winter Cups, 190. 4

Children’s Ovefconte, from$1.00 up.
Men’s Overcoats, from $1.97 up.

Open every evening until 9 O’clock.

DAVIS.
The idle. om. my and smear:

 

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