Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, March 11, 1895 · page 8

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”attrition. Intheeveningthe

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

I" um American leohanice, in full
occupied the center of the
M, The home quartette rendered

 
 

J. Smith. preached from the subject an-
m in Till 811mm, “A United
, W,"tsking for his text“No
I mantivetbto himself.” He began by say-
" ingz“zvery man for himself cries the
V worldling as he elbows his way through
Ithe wd. ll thereieachiet place in
‘ the ataudin it: if there In only
enevaoant seatin the car sit in it; it
thueieonly room for one more in the
WW!!! Jon-SIOU- In opposition
to this theory of ssliiehness, the apostle
’ l’anl present the gospel of unselbhness,
“None of us liveth unto himself.’ Early
inthn history of the world God said

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

murderer who "will“. 'All 1 In!
,Wa keeperl’ 'Whoismy hrother?’

 
 
 
 
 
 

lng‘ over all distinction, interlocks every
had! of universal brotherhood. " llr.

 
 
 
 

more particularly to the Order.
He spoke o! the power of the aggregated
influence ofan organized body of united

 
 
 

grater than to he a king. He said eve

tectlontothe common schools, Ameri-
can institutions and American labor.

 

toilweaeapecially pleasing. The rever-
endnid, however, he would like to ar-

 

 

 

W
IllaeohOoaecil,Iio.4.0..U A. It.

Thepsssidem, when hesank beneath the
hailoltheassassin,grasped in his Iett
handthe huge! the Union. Be loyal to
thsilsg. be loyal to the truth and be

loyaltoGed.

Theeommhsionera appointed to access
handle and domagesin the condemna-
tion proceedings against Allen Bette and

/ John Derringer for land at the approach
”the Benedict Form bridge, which the
town proposes to take for highway
purposes. gave their decision after look-
hg over the land Saturday afternoon.
They could not see where any heavy

 

damages could be awarded, and that $50

would cover all damages of both

claimants to proportion to the land
ownedand taken.

Ire. David A. Dickson, of East Nor-
walk, tiled atthe home of her mother,

 

In. 8. J. Avent, in Branchville, yester-

fly. The luneral will be held in Branch-
ville Wednendny, at ll a. m. Carriages
will he in waiting upon the arrival of the
10:11 train from South Norwalk. lire.

’Dichon leaves two children, John and
Intel. She wae II member of Trinity
m. and the rector, Rev. Olin lint-
leek, will ofictate at the funeral.

Captlin Bell in making preparations to

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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apwill
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‘Wltenintlty brother? And it was a

atrial-id. ‘All ye are brethren.’ The
. moi of Christ. mishtr bulkhea-

childolonrspoeteterscewiththestrong

Smith Item addrn-ed hia words

raw: as being almost Omnipotent. He
paid to he an American citizen, was
V the reins end was dragged a short
true American would say ‘Ameu' to the
principla of theorder, which were pro-

Hhaliuhiontothe mechaniceaeeone of

ram the hours 0! labor, which should
be eight hours (5r work, eight hours for

, recreation and eight hours for sleep. He
clued with nuirrin’g reference to Abra-
wborwnr’represemed by

lull. the work of driving sptles for the

[It'd old the pile driver and engine are

m Smith, who underwent an
qsratlon for eppendioitie some time ago,
i agate quits sick. and the attending
knegivenlnetructions that he

Minguswillmsvtas
Amongthetnattereto

haan invitation fromths
to visit themh-idey

The lenetp’l atheist other...
mnetArthnr Grew was held tromthey
lie-selhlspareateon Btrawbsrryfllll.
Sunday afternoon. lav. A. J. Smith.
pastor of the Rest Avenue Witt
chunk, oflcistad. The burial was at
livelileillver.

The yacht “Florence B.” owned by
Platt Beers.ofEast lorwslk,whichlies
oliteedafloustaan’s oysterdocknvee
broken into Saturday night and several
smellarticleswerestolen.

BOWAYTONS

The Young Lsdies’ Literary club will
meet tonight at the home of ill presi-
dent, llies Pearl A. Stevens, on lisin
street. The club will give a free musical
and “term entertainment in Craw’s
Ball, Weddesday night. Belmhtnenta
will be on sale after the entertainment.

Mia Lena Sammie and Stephen Burtir,
of West Norwalk, were quietly married

 

in this place. Rev. J. H. Slater officiat-
ed. Mr. and lira. Bertie will reside in
West Norwalk.

weeks ago fell while skating on Death
pond and broke his right leg, was out
yesterday with the aid of a cane.
Rev. E. S. Kidd spent Sunday with re-
latives on Prospect Hill.

Walter Gallon, of Norwalk, will lead
the Christian Endeavor meeting at the
Baptist church next Sunday evening.

 

DARIEN AND NOROTON.

John Phalen, of Darieu,wae driving
through Stamford Friday evening, when
one of the axles of his vehicle broke,
letting him dowp into the road. The-
horee, becoming frightened, attempted
to run away, but wee prevented from
doingso by Mr. Phelen. who held an

distance. His only injury was a slight
out upon the head.

The Dorian Baseball club will give an
entertainment in the Town Hall, to-
morrow night. The attractions include
colored jubilee eingerp, butterfly dance
and soon by Miss Lillie Bernard, and
recitations byJamee Fitzgerald. Pnnzeit’s
orchestra will furnish music for dancing,
which follows the programme.

W ESTPOBT.

Miss Frances Hooker Seeler, of Platte
ville, will give one of her excellent enter-
tainments in the lecture-mo- of the
Saugntuck Methodist Episcopal church,
tomorrow evening, assisted by the lien-
doiin club, of Bridgeport. The proceeds
will be for the Ladies‘ Helping Hand
society, and the entertainment should be
well attended.

The Sangatuck Iron Works have bron"
leased for live years by Charles H. Kemp
er, .lr., who will, about April 15th, move
his leather business there. Carpenters
and plumbers are now at work getting it
in remiinees. lllr. Kemper, when settled
in his new quarters, will atill continue to
use the present one for drying purposes.

 

morrow evening with Ir. and Ira.
Arthur S. Hoyt. A paper on Oliver

kepzie. and one on Renaissance and
Modern Art, by A. S. Hoyt.

The flietorical society will :mcet this

a paper on "Sketch of the Sangatuol
Congregational Society," of Westport,
and F. H. Nash one on "Stetoh of
Christ Church Parish.”

List of unclaimed letters at the West.
port post ofllce: Freak Aminow, Nor-
man Kellogg, Ilia- Annie Barren,”-
Amelia Harris, it. ii. Strict iand,Wil|iam-.
F. Wane.

John W. Wood, who has been spend-
ing the winter with friends here, heme
to Plantviile, where he has been copped
as overseer of a large farm.

Ir. and Ira. Wdliam Z. Btnrpse have
beenspendingthepest week with their
daughter. Ire. Frederick Ademv. in
Brooklyn.

The Min' Pastoral Aid society, of
lamorial church. will meet Thursday
alter-nose with Ira. Edwin l'. lama.

Rev.l..ll.lcoth, ct Wt. will
«telnet the salon ssrviees to be held In
Grist claret, frfley even“.

George 1’. Perry and family We
loved to Norwelk.

yesterday afternoon at the bride's home '

Albert Arnold, of this page. wheneven

The Chautauqua circle will meet to- ,

Cromwell will he read by Rev. klr. Hm 'I'

evening, and Randal)". Backus will read -

 

 

 

 

 
 
 

 
 

 

 

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380A!) KW 13.

At the Broad River chapel, Sunday
afterncoa,llsv. George Devis,oflilvsr

 

”Knit m. of Its-rpm. Is
alswdayewlth Irmndlre.
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',flmmhmmfl it
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a est-r pips «manometer-III
3.3M mile-es on V.“

feithfslnetedsathaadlwtllgiveyeea
Mathis." Aweegthsisrpsann-
berefattsntlvelistsnswtolnbavh,
many were deeply affected, and to
Ckrbtlaa Mile—nestles and
“Montreal-dis the
Weflserstyke of
“Wannabe .
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32:3”, ”1 with I “:nidVr-poadbd ”I
earnest humanity

wonderinghow Im’v' mwenidpnh mending,

him it he married luv

mom -— n renamioe. u y.
burn a. Dwuoa. of
“antenna services will be tiei
meefher mother. the
i”dentin

thebo

in BrunehrilIeICI n Wednesd

ou the arrival o. the III: ll train IrocII r
Norw elk. Iliad?”

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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Taylor a Golden
lleal Emma and Insurance

WASIIHMOI scum.

Persons looki foraiot. or nouns and lot
with the viewo Malay.“ .are invited to
onllsndexamfneourllet. e hnvnilhenndor
sale In every part of the city at reasonable I
prices anmt

 

 
 
 

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voice cur/rout:

MRS ALBERT F WHEELWR. new 80»
PRANO o! the South Norwnllr Con
g-tional church. will acct pt It limited nuIII
of uptleiu voice cIIIIIIm ’lerme rsneonnli
Ca I at. or addrese. No. 40 Elmwood “Emily;
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M
A Gilli. for generdl housework cam“ lee“ 10‘
U nion street

A COMPE’I EN l‘ young German girl to Illi-
general humiew "I'll Reference required
Apply at 02 West street. South Norwalk. me '31:
BY April let a smell house or floor in homer
with private family, with lmvl‘ovmomr

by man and Wife. Reference it requi r
drone. it. M. 8.. till l.eofllce

 
 
 

 

 

 

 

TRAW sewers wanted. Persons with some

experienw in making straw hate elm midi
immediate umplrgtuent with DEN NH «it
BLANCH Alli). W eter street. mi 2'».

_-'—-’_

T0 LET.

A STEVEN mum «minke. NI) Ill! MulnehreI-tl.
horwnllt. lnqulrenlu. A. QT lN’l'aK-lii'l‘),
MD MI!!! «tract.

COTTAGE mnmlnlng seven rooms at. No. 25
West Main lewl. l‘ommmm immediate-
ly. Would prefer It fswily of minute nIr will}:
with var email I lillllrcu CHAN
HAWK LRST. Norwalk. Imii Wm

 

 

( ROOMS Fort Point rim-t. rent 93' Ri'ledi
) floor No. l llnnforzl lew. rent SW.) '
rooms 7-I South Wain street, .8. Apmg In In

A. WOODWAK

I OUsEnftrn meme: (urnncn return WI...

. station Iry tnhe. hot water. film I'Iv'ui‘.

mlmatlun. Re'nl'Z't lIIqIIlreof'l‘A‘I‘IUit
iOLllEN Washington wrest. or of mili’li'l'.

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22 Taylor at enue, near West street.
Oil-it l7 Franklin street. imnroven mite

in lmulro of EDWIN WlLl; In, at
Brown A: WI cox’e grace ry. fl is!

OUSE. 6‘! Meadow ntmet. corner Wood“
. mecca-"Iawncr were
a amine sern nnre I

i. wxm 0X, Lauder'e blocrl't. or ilCoIIcordl

street. mom;
IIOE'KP.’ it mnml. ocrnI-r Day and Toilet
Dirt-elmliret floor. meme. No. Ill Toner
street, from Awil Int. «mac 8 rooms. 'lloll'ee
etreet Allinoodd condition. with w'nier to.

App 3' to JOHN H. KNAPI’. a: West street
fill ti!
SBCO‘H) liner of lmnee. No 12 Lowndve
avenue Rent flammable Apply (it “it‘ll.

leiER-IUIJh l2: how ndes avenue. flout?) :‘or'
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I moire lIoI IInIi InlIi Wil Ir and forum» F.
It. Fncu. 130mm hirer-l Itnremnulh sum um.
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OTTAGE-I AND Hl'iIIDlNil LOTH. I‘m-
lane-I 0D Qulntnrd avenue sir mom»
each \‘rynrl new and in wood cmulthu
Good improve-Ii building Inmalnirahli: ll‘i‘ll’t'li.
Applyw FICANl' IS III 'Rllll‘rl‘

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‘Ll'fil‘l‘ltll' TIRhlfi put up and revolved:

1 win "in v lm- ~kn electric mMII-nl lmtIorins.
SOUTH Nilllwrtidi KAIIDWAilll: tit):
South lain alrea- MEI If
( ' ULTIENIH "I“. Is ImiIi point Ilml will nor
I rnbufl' ur tarnish; Iwn elvov. ‘Jl Md‘ :9
cent-I wrlmtile. rilU'i'li NURWALK H mm»
WARE? 0. HIV? It

WATER cumlfl'l'tl All!) elm-me
CLIAHUD.

Ll. workwemuted to be «tone in 'llt' beef

manner and (orient money. Show or
split meet, ’7 cowl: he or straw b3}! IIIIJMII
tootleem work of all lode. I‘. All
iii)! an. Smith Norwaik.

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‘ gramme ml the Academy er lime. MY York

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Minstrels.

TX mom lion-Io III lIiAI- lult‘lllv rumor. Nor ,

' "‘t dilemma lights Bream.”

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”mindset!
”the Yul-I

MEIGS 8t 00.

MM m. m It, W. 0!.
Molten and Milen- m Ileana mead milieu"
rumour Apparel, «in role

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~7"_

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Gilli-1W” ONLY.
mm mm ix mWALK.

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Plec'nel‘v on prompted for sin «nonreactive

gyms; onlly mouths and «Mimi mummy
Ir Bucmli.
All elimwiirlimell amniotic-I null mm

film oine'ir «who: MIIIIur mm liliw flwmliil
lli‘eunur «II “mm W firm the
'ub enlnlr. stable. homeow- or «numeric» in the
Cumlicrlimnl momentum We win at the
peduncle. “WM" mile: the rear»
nonme- elk-.- one;

Am ltimnwwwwlii‘w use?“
Human-III! III "l‘lL'Itmiiviu Mi mumrumw or
enfr allow. until“ newevmvniimm‘e “one.
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Hoyt’s opera House

WEDNESDM Milli.“ I3

A mwui I... no III III! Immens- and twisted color
intrw on. atom “1.1m umniiwn m2.

GEOSGE Tflllfii‘iifl’s

A1 lio‘

Ciiiiiflll. Jensen 8

 

‘ Numiieri‘nw. 'll‘ "phoned mineral. Willie
Judi mallow Mihflm
mm the mmmufllw Whom part.
Mill till-r new» “ism; «II
WEI ulin momma-e1 mum pi
”NAPS tiller liummil'ml lien little
we Mb the Irmmmmnmiesn mil muck.
“Millim- lotion! «until: «I nun»
Weevil tlmv Iiiiw unwind some“ omit» on (ug- of
performance.
ew' . .m. To one [IL from own on who
mm» «mm wilmw ”mm. to:

Iii Ellis F. lllliElillill.

will! given scribe «of «I I'm Ire-«italic no
Hoyt’s Opera House

Illiflll. llitll till.
§5hakesneer’s

:m h ILIiI-I Wendell-mile III new. Mill. Alifli Ih
(i‘rlllt‘mI‘ii (III-pom II

Tuesday. opril 2d.

Hemline" e MIMI A ll mm cm.

“THE RIVALS.”
M April

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Tinhrw flue nliw mm 11. on HW‘ e and
W91?thi muesli mun. musk «other, M»: ”So
«scum tum linen moved! mils»

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1m mountaineer.

Hohhot in» Ilenellp aim-m that en en «meme or
the wait mmwmmmiwdwit obedient“.
mun” fln‘fl Ml‘wl W M 4”
“ii I we «Mutter In.
unit-em dlhflmmi en llilw «row or one

. . clue SIM Irene! pic-vie hook Nur-
it. .1” neutron-one» Anne «M Ite-
pant: mm ”mill nemux‘mw swig?” g :1}:

m ‘0! in.

lawn or II. a I» murmur. III.

M mama Window will no one sheen to

when» tor «Ills mnWi In nevi-MM of

uimnlti‘lt‘“ cm W... “M

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'5 W a v‘ In 5“". n temnaniea-MIM

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- III Immufllllilltll

Yonkaewtkeqnalityotonr‘l'saslt

havsa’ttriedthees. Weii,wawantyouto.soweerepoipgto give

ABSOLUTELY FREE

“fiend-:5 LBS SIMULATED SSSSS

WITH

WWI ill. BEST TEA AT 60 WSW

We can’t adord to do this except on a special occasion like next

SATURDAY MARSHS

When we will open in the new building next door,

THE HANDSOMEST GROCERY STORE

"I THE

Table luxuries, Cereals etc.

Pure

YOU

MAUD S.

Ink” mid bread end cake but too deer

handling as an advertisement, at

$4 a Barrel for

 

Where. we keep everything good to out.

mist the pier e

'1‘! I It.

What? Thstwewonldelerhlgmmts on our lithium till.
eesmsyoadldandwlrsaotaoiegeodlseppeintyon. (tolerances.

IE INVITE EVERYBBDY TTl SOME TO

THE PEOPLE’S MARKET,

[3 NORTH MAIN STREET.

I’ICOPLIE’.
1:5 NORTH MAIN STREET. SOUTH NORWALK.
F. ii. BRADRURY. PROP.

If .
yoohsvetriedthetn. but may ha y.. S

 

STATE.

With the LARGEST and BEST SELECTED STOCK of Canned Vegetables,
W Fruits, Flatt, Fancy Groceries, Olives, Capers, French Sardinee, Cstsupe,

Elgin Butler, Full Bream cheese,

lard. ‘

TEAS Mill SUFFEES THE BEST.

LIKE

FLOUR.

you my; well listen. We have just bdnght

tire mrioads of this Flour which we are going to sell without profit, just coat of

Maud 8. Hunt.

Give use cell on Saturday whether you buy or not and examine our stock
and prime, all plsinly marked. .
Your momy back if goods don't suit.

buy at buyers, therefore cheapest sellers.

NEW YSRK SRSSERY 00.;

llsnem Building, East Washington “Street, to. "email.

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l

The best City Dress eef, Pork, Lamb,

ed
I’nniiry. all kinds of Fish. Vegetables and in fact everythinflept in u FIRST
CLASS HABKE i‘, at “liver let live" prices. Just come end one and be convinced.
“Our weigha are weit‘he of pleuseutnees," and “our reputation is at etcak. " Don’t

DIARKET,

 

 

SBSlILKLEYiifl.

DEALERS lN

BISYSlES

SUNDRiES,

RAVI I08 This REASON.
mull. title
from 17 to at lbs.
KEITIII. 19 I . Hill.
mantle, m Mm tit,
ill" users.“ :15.
teens! lieu ”Itselrirem til lip.
Call and see our line.

52 South Main St...

M ”all W. South Notwnlk.

resume nose.

 

Mums THEM IL

The only place in the city to get

FRESH BINBINS ANII IHIIOIAIE
MEAD’S
ASKFllllMURBITT’SBHUBIILATES,Illicit.

 

 

 

A NEW SBHML

 

You srelnvitrd to visit our DBIBS
CUTTING SCHOOL and seehow pupil!
who hereoniyteken twoorthteeleseonl
casein and lit themselves perfectly-
Noclauworkzeseh pupil taught super
rstsly. Price of CUTTER. with lull
course of instruction, 010.00. Terms.
”Mdowamudtim per west! Pupil!
esn begin any listen Bonner. flown.
from Hot. lendsy, Wednesday and
May m, and from t to I,
Wednudayandlatnrday' m

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