Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, January 17, 1895 · page 5

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ll!!! flesh. the shoe repeirer under
“Memes. ts sick st his home on
firm“ ________

‘1‘. Funk Riley moved yesterdny
ire-r Woodwsrd evenne to Frnnklin sv
”sediments.

1.. The Norwslk Osrpenters’ Union will
its shell in the Athenmnm,Wednea-
”any night, Pebrnsry is.

The new school building st the County
. is to be in resdiceee ior occupsncy
theeprinr term opens. '

, Wilmott stcett. oi Weter
,hse been celled to Dsnbury on
oi the serious illness oi her sister,

-Bergein dey, Inturdsy, January 19.
‘ ethiher Wright's Horse reeds oi ell
kinds st cost.

The nensl Tnursdsy evening meeting
willhsheld st Grsce church, tonight.
Ber. Ir. Hooker, oi Wilton, will oi-
lcists. ”

t The, Junior Society at Christina En-
fleevor. em meetst the Norwsik Cou-

W chnpel tomorrow aiternoon

“Ba-ml Tully hes been deputized to
t'etell the odlcers oi Orinoco Council,
' in ct Columbus..oi Greenwich.
rile!"-
lpworth League cebluet.oi the
lethndist church. will meet in
with the pester eiter the
erservics tonight.

 
 
 

 

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Atthesnnnel conventionoi the Con-
Tsmpsrence Union, in Winstsd.
e member oi the executive com.

euisl inner, who hsebeenengsgrd

the Arlen Singing society duv-

urinal month, comes ircm

(7 tonight to give the second
, c’

as

'e

inbhnrgein dey st [anther
Istnrdsy,anusry lmh, be

nilhoree goods end robes st

1%” the bergeine.
lr—AS... errived st the Wilson Point
:"" I morning ior the Standsrd Oil
1. No 1 bed 150.000 rsllone oi
bite. end No. it bed the suns

oi pnre________ oil.

Trude! Reliei oi the town re
ipwsrde oi thirty applications ior
.. er their meeting lsst night.

our meeting will be held Setup
‘ noon st 2 o’clock.

l

mmsr meeting oi the Con-

Dividcn oi L. A. W. will he

Bench, Bridgeport. July

lobe merged with the nouns!
o! the Bridgeport Wheel club.

l menthol the South Norwslk
Q ,leetnight,it weedecidedto
l eeeeert end notable in Arias
evening, Iercb 11th.
here propose toeurpere sll pre-

ln this line.

 

W. O. Newell hsd s very
It hie dsncing clseeee

Hell, yesterdsy. Be tsught
dances. the Weldori Csprice
hosiery sud everyone wee

reports tor the pest six
seven per mot. corned on
in months ended No-
eernlngs hsve been st the
twelve per cent. nunusl'y

er Depot Reeteursnt.

 

3:J. Kill. oi Norwnlk, wss

. bepreeflmt oi the Itste

reds. st the ilitb snnnel
.yeeterdey. Anus:

QR“ were discerned. includ~
15”,“ less Highwsy improve
tell at mallow Eng-

unlit tends. mum: oi

, breed tires on

 

Q wee recently swnrtled
“irrit- - mn- Bridgeport city
.1 received by being

Irrit- m the result at

,_ lenvisg the street on
D“ vieg,ls e durum
dreheldthe

 
 

 

o'clock.
WWW I. N. Ilene is tstlnr

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morning.

 

oi the desth of Rev. John Iiulligsu. pee

. tor oi It. Ilsry's church.

 

The condition oi lire. Hornet Belleck.
oi New Osnenn.motbsr oi lire. G. W.

ill, remnine shoot the news.

er the home oi Mrs. Berber. Chestnut
street, Fridsy eiternoou. st ll o'clock.

--Robee. blankets sud nll horse goods

195b, bsrgsin dey Csllsud get them.

ceecs nlso nppesr to be incressing.

 

The Union Veteran Union will hold I
meeting tomorrow night in the office oi
George 8 North. It is probable that the
hell st 102 Wssbington street will be
procured ior n permanent meeting room.

The County Commissioners will bear
the remonetrence egsinet grsnting s
liceneetonmee Hemilton for s ssloon
on Weshington street. in the Council
chembsr, 8sturdey.tbe 26th lost. st 10
o’clock.

 

—-8nturdsyisbsrgsin dsy st Luther
Wright's. Beturdey,anusry 19th. he
will sell ell horse goods and robes st
cost. Securetbe bergnine.

Ii. O‘Connell. oi Bridgeport. iormerly
connected with the Iietropolitsn Insur-
snce company in tbst city. hes nceeptsd
e position with the John Iisncock Insur-
snce comptny in South Norwslk.

 

Rev. Gersld H. Besrd will meet the
young people sud children st the lest oi
the specie! siternoon services st the Con-
gregstionsl church, tomorrow niternoon
et 4 o’clock. An interesting meeting is
expected.

 

A iorce oi ireec Isre end decorators ere
st work st the bsukieg bones of the NI.-
tionsl limb of Norwslk sud will make
greet improvements both in the Nationel
bunk psrt end the portion occupied by
the Norwnlk Savings society.

 

lire. William Doly died Tuesday night
st her home in New York city. The re-
mains will be brought to South Nor eslk
tommorrow morning on the trsin resch-
iug here st 10.09 o'clock, end will be
buried in Pine Island cemetery.

 

--(io to Luther Wright's. Saturday.
and get the bargains in_horse goods.
robes, etc h‘nlurdny is bergsin day
every week; Suturduy 19th. there will
be great btrgnios~sll goods st cost.

 

During the last qusrter the receipts of
the Norwulk poetodics lot the postage
stempe, etc, smounted to .3 095.44; rs-
ceipts iront box route. “20 70; total. 33,-
816.“ There were 238 speciJl delivery
letters delivered during the qunrler.

 

A bill for the preservstion oi gsme In
Fslrileld county wss introduced in the
House, Tuesday. end reierred to the
committee on sgriculture. A bill trsne~
isrring ell bridges owned by towns s'nd
counties tostsie control. introduced by
lir. Keeler, oi Norwslk. was reisrred to
the committee on reeds and bridges.

 

The regular weekly prayer eerrlce end

South Norwslk Congregational church

church members sre expected.

 

tlon sud pieced the pipes oi the Stsnd-
srd Oil company slung the route.

will be here tomorrow to lay the vsrlous
lines.

track bee been laid screen the Dnnbury

trolley trsck tomorrow.

 

«indianSsgwa 030. Fincb’s phsrmscy.

Fred W. Bottom. s New York drum
mer. whole stopping st the City Hotel.

 

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'l‘htrreleyeveeler
«Guam-mesheldtonirhrstt

.mmdtheelgsrieelories in no .

The icsrosdethsaoithe Tremwey ‘
oompsny shout twenty minutes lste this

Todsy is the thirty-second snniversery

Beymond. oi Nor’relk. who is seriously

The monthly meeting oi tbs Women’s
Christina Tempernuce Union.will be held

st cost. st Luther Wright‘s. Seturdey,

Norwelk it threstsned with en epideml»
in oi the grip. A Isrge number oi quite
serious csees ere reported end one physi-
cisn bee iorty onset. The number oi

tbelset oi the course at evening meet-
ings ior this week will be held st the

this evening st 7:45 o'clock. The topic
resigned is “Living Seriously." The pse-
tor will lend the meetluggtbere will be
Ipscisl music; strangers ere welcome: sll

Workman bsvs ilnlsbed the excnve‘

itlt
expected tbst experienced pipe lsyerst

Work will else be commenced to- GM.
morrow lilting in the lot. The new spur

trscke, end will probebly go over the

lost til Tueedsy night. He spent yes-
terdny sud todny endesvorlcg to tied it.
A plumber wee engaged to crswl through
the sewer. not! Mr. Bottom spent lest
nlgbt searching through the corridors oi
money hes not
Glsdttone wee
early hour this
. the entire do rend

senrob tor the

loser. hr. 1

l I Can Black filasphtoies
I Can taliluruia Apricots

entirely new line of

PHOTOGRAPHS. WATER

the Photogrspblc Art. AL

E. M. Jackson.
(Over 1“. Mesd'e Conicctlonery )

1)iANON sud church crush instruction by
Miss NAlns ..l.ewl omnnist south Nor
wlk Baptist. church. or terms cell or

dress 2i West Mel n street. Norwnik. 001%an

 

Mrs. A.W. Pringle is sick st her home.
28 Franklin street.

anh a VsnScoy ere msking exten-
sive chengee end improvements in the
edice at their store on North Main street.

—Ihsrpen your own horse. Blizzard
ice creepers. Werrented not to breek.
'A. T. Sounders, agent, So. Norwslk.

Hugh Donnelly. employed by F. S.
Ambler, the Norwslk grocer. has bought
his employer our; end expects to conduct
the business himself. .

Issac Armstrong died st his home in
Green Point, L I , this morning. He
was the tether oi Mrs. George M. Bene-
dict, oi Elm street. .

A number oi the members oi Welcome
Stranger Lodge, Sons at St. George. psid
s visit to Albion Lodge, oi Stamford, Inst
night. They report e highly enjoyable
time.

The innernl oi Ire. Eliza Morriseey
took plscs this morning. the remsine be-
ing conveyed to St. Mery’s cemetery.
Norwslk. Mrs. Morriesey wee en old
women who lived nll stone in e little

 

East avenue, New Csnnsn. When her
niece. Mrs. Thomas Freeman, visited the
house Monday siternoon, lire. ilorriseey
wee dend in bed. Lite bs'l probnbly
been extinct lor shout twenty-tour;boure_
The supposed cute oi her deeth is been
discuss.——Stsuiiord Advocste.

 

Mr. Griilln Ieys it Isn‘t Sn.

To the Editor of the Scrunch—My st.
tentiou hes been cslled to s letter in your
paper. signed by E. J. Wsdbams, in
which he says: "We have (irimu’s word
for the statement that the butchers iur-
ulshed the necessary lands to carry it
on," rcierring to some legal controversies
between us This statement, bringing in
OfllSlde ptrties to their injury. demands
oi the s correction. The butchers are

not sud bu ve not. been in r-
nisbing the money to carry on
my litirstiou with Mr. Wsdhsms.

and! never told him so or any one
also. I have no deeiré t-I parade our si-
isirsio public print, but csunot sllow
this misstatement “fleeting on others
snd crsstimr s prejudice ugliest them to
pass us true. Very Truly Yours.
SAMUll B. GRIFHN.

'l'wn During Inrgleve.

The post office st Soutbport wss
burglsrized surly yesterdsy morning.
The thieves bored sround the lock on the
iront door, pried it open end entering
blew open the sets. They secured .10 in
stsmps. 05 in pennies sud s iewr papers
belonging to the postmaster. Frederick
(isle, who lives over the store. ordered
the men to get swsy. but one oi them
pointed s revolver st lI'Im end he with-
drew. George Gregory looked out the
window with s double hitrrellcd gun in
his bends, but he also withdrew when
ordered to. Tht‘l‘fi were only two thieves
st work on the job

flelpiul Thoughts.

The ion III—tbst is. the idler "waiting
for something to turn up“-—is sure to be
e grumble, sure to here “herd
luck," sure the world owes him s living,

sum to complain oi the tlirlity.sure to
die It beggar. and be buried in e psuper'e
cul'llu. bit. 1’qu worked with his own
Ninth. and hits deelsred the Christian
ruler "it any work not. neither shall be

The church is necesssry because men
ere sinners. ll they were perfect, the
church would be needless. A church
made up oi periect members is oi no
value; it would be lIke a bospilsl in
which ell the inmates ere perioctiy well.
A good church is mode up oi s member-
ship who liucw they sre not whet they
ought to be. snd went to be better.

“WW-"

 

Islt es s Iledletss.

A week solution oi selt sud water is
recommended by physicinns sud nurses
es s remedy ior imperiect digestion, end
for n cold in the bend it Is cites s com»
plete cure. enutied up item the hollow

of the bend. A bendiul or two oi, rock
eslt ended to the herb scteusnlnvigers—
ls oiw hesitation in s

 

 

22 South Main ‘ Street.

house er the corner or Summer street sud ‘

lsc
lit:

 

r. n .LAmeh co.

 

Mucous IquIququ

Enving been thoroughly reinrnlsbed. is new open iot- inspection, displaying an

COLORS AND SEPllS

The work iront this studio bee gnlned n wide-screed reputetion for its
Style. Finish and Permanence.

Our elm is to suit our 821th and to furnish to them the finest productions oi
WORK GUARANTEED. Electric cars pass the door.

Photographer.
. 58 Well Street. Norwslk. Conn.

MG. CUNEO.

Don’ t iorget to cell on us. We have the

Best Malnga Grapes

In wwne
Bananas.

MIXED NUTS

Are sll gusrsntesd to be the best end

8' ORANGES

Sold by the box chesper than they can be
bought at the groves.
Plesee note tbst we will sell them st
{holesnle prices. All goods delivered
roe.

G. CUNEO,

Washington Street and Railroad Piece
d!) in

 

lsdlelnnl line at Inge.

. Every render he been told one time or
soother tbst eggs summon; end drink. ”
Tbélr vslue es s nutritive nourishing
iood is well known. Everybody, how-

ever. msy not know tbst sn egg hesten
up lightly. with or without s little Inger,
lesgoodremed in csses oi dysentery
end disrrhcss: It tends by its emolient
IPsllties to lessen the inflemmstion.

heessre few things more soothing ior
eithersbnrn nrs scald then the white
of en egg it is content with the sir
which mskee s burn so psisinl. sud the
eggsctssss vsrnisb sud excludes the
sir completely. end else prevents inflam-
mstlon.

 

 

If u. IIIIIIII.

DRUGGIST.

We again call your attention to

our Prices on PATENT Milli

lllllES.
Hood’s Ssrsapnrilln,
Indian Sngwn,
Ayer's Snrsnparilla,
Cnstorin,
Allcock’s Plaster-s,
Cuticurn Resolvent, 70c.
Greene’s Nervurn, 70c.
Carter’s Pills, 13c , two for 25c.
Cuticura Soup, 15c.
Penr’s Soap, 100.
Vaseline, 2 oz. bottle, 5c.
Vaseline. 5 oz. bottle, 10c.
Liquid Ammonia. pint bots, lie.
And 100 Two-Groin Quinino
Pills for 25 cts.

“—l-‘l*-‘

PLAISTED’S

ifllllll REMEDY

qu cqu quu quI.
TRY lT !

PlllSllll'S BEllllllll CREAM
WILL KEEP YOUR
H A N D S F R O M
CHAPPING.

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WE. Sill. TllillflllllETEllh
Ill. PRICES.

ll. “fiddled,

60¢.
0:70.
'7c.
23c.
lOc.

 

‘llu. t3 Washington 81..

 

glad it you went A W tilt! A10? 1”
should secure some at th MANY Emmott”

Suits,
Overcoats

Roofers,
. Underwear
and Gloves.

cos-r curs NO FIGURE. -
l4.

5

' Iuanuiz
'5
I2
8
9.90
7

$20 Overcoats reduced to
l5 Overcuals reduced to
20 Suits reduced to
l5’ Suits reduced to
II) Suits leduced to
12.50 Healers reduced to
Ill Healers reduced to
Random llluol lindeiweat.

All sizes in both Shirts and Drawers.

.390

CLOTHIER

 
 

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The Leading Dry GoodsIIStorc.

Tristraum & Hyatt.
No. 2 Gazette Building.

After the holidays, spring sewing, and this means'thnt you
wi ll want

EM BlROlDERlES..

Consequently we enter the season with a line of attractions that
will command the respect of all. The assortment of our on im-
portatioo, presents a series of new and beautiful designs that
eclipse all previous efforts of manufacture in this direction.
When it comes to quadity we speak of the matter with special
pride. We carry all grades to be sure from he, 10c, mic, 15c. 206
and 25c, up to $1.00 per yard, in three qualities, Swiss, Nninenok
and Csmbric, from 1 in. to 18 in. wide. giving you n good chence
to select according to the use you propose to make of it; but
no matter whether you buy from our cheapest or finest grnde
when quality is considered. our prices are all the closest buyer
could desire. If wanted, we have them in sets of three widths

of edging with inserting to match.
AT COSTII

 

AT COST. .
Billilllli Mill SHEETINBS.

We shall also make a great reduction in Musline of all
kinds.sslling them nil just what they cost us in New York, which
will afford yqu an opportunity to purchase Muslim st n wondero
fully low price.

W... m_......____......

lristram dI Hyatt, llurwali, flunu.

 

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BROKEN LOTS

“or”

WlN l' ER GOODS

Must be diepmd oi in order in metro room ior new goods. in order to do so we
here msrksd goods st redlcuously low prices.

()nly 2i Boy' e Overdosts sud Ulsters leit, which will he sold from .i on up.

Men's Overoonts, .101, reduced iront M. 50,

Men's Red Fishnet lUnderweer. 69c, We end 880, reduced iront It 00. .1.”
end 8150.

Fleece Lined Undetuwenr. from 48c up.

Heavy Undersblrt. ‘Cotton sud Wool mixed. 38c. iormsrly sold It We.

Cnrdlgen Junkets. (lilovee. Oepe, etc., will ell be method down ’5 percent.

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