Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, March 15, 1895 · page 8

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fitness in Min-smith. withwlfllll
’ ‘aswstsrthlsenlemneanslachaiatt.

lsthemhoelhouse,wsscallsd

 

 

and James L. Hoyt was

 
 
 

W
Ive mill- to two and cue-hall nun.
Mills seconded. and an amendment
”unlisted that a portion 0! the
Wreafludbs needlepsyoil apart
d the school indebtedness, which new
mm to about ‘3 800. The amended
emolutiou prevailed. 0c the adjourn-
We! this meeting that of the tire dis-
Ilot w. called to order by E. E. Gum-
Moist, and E. B. Smith was made
moderator. Alter reading the call of
,thomeetinathe resignation oi William
3.7.!th as collector was accepted, and
.Itl informal ballot taken for his succee-
. E. E. Gotham received fifty-five
onto! slxty- dive. By a vote the ballot
was made formal and unanimous. The
to: of two mills laid at the last meeting
wasradtho one mill on all ratnbls

psoperty,psysbleJnnel,1895.

"The Epworth League of the East Avev
. sine Ksthodlst church has appointed
James L’Hommedieu a committee to ar-

range for a special Tramway car to con-
fly the Imam to Indirect Blowsyton.
en the oceaslm of their visit to that
place. Wednesday evening, the 20th inst.
A car will probably leave the church
L here at |l’oieloct. and return from Row-
aytnn about 10:80 o'clock.

Captain George B. Bell‘s spile driver
was taken from the Benedict Farm
bridge to his deck in the rear of his resi~
dance on Cove street. yesterday after
noon. This morning the driver left for
Half Mile Island, where Mr. Bell will
hulldsnew deck for W. G. Lsngdon.
Alter completing this job he will begin
work on the widening of the Farms
bridge.

Il’liere is talk among some of the promi.

, neat man 0! the East Side of making so

short to secure the location of a foundry

here. A site near the Ambler a Ferry
hat; factory has been suggested.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Harry Bidet, of this place. past eachem
. p of Uness Tribe, 1. O. R. M.,in South
~ ; am, was present Wednesday night

MW&_

‘ Oeptaitl Charla Blydenburg' is engag.

L. ed putting a new stem in his fishing
emaet “Sea Bird, ” which is hauled out

‘ on the almost the loot of First avenue.

 

All improvement is reported in the
audition oi lire. C. H. Aisthorpe, of
Riverside avenue, who has had a severe
attlek oi the grip.

John Walhizer, oi New York, who is
interested in the hat factory in line
place, has been in town the past few
days.

Allen B. Gregory, of Cranbnry, has
ordered a new delivery wagon from
John Shepard & Bon,of Riverside nve‘
IM-

John lemll completed, yesterday, the
work of painting the fence in front of
the Bronson house on First avenue.

A cottage prayer meeting will be held
tonight at the residence at Hiram Brun-
dogs.

Captain Oscar St. John, of the schoon-
er"Jeunle U. May,” is home for a few
on , ..._

Frank Reynolds is now working for
W. H. Carr, the Firatavenue marketmau.

,‘illism H. Verity's condition is con-
siderably improved.

I. E. Barbara is in New York today
on business.

Ii- Bertie Couklin is recovering from
, sheerlp.

-You can buy 5 lbs. choice breakiast
m lot We. at Hayee' Market.

 

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A. Accident we the D. and It.
An accident on the Denbury and Nor

when the road was cleared.

 
 

fiwmnswm around comes
_ Wildereshedlntothe platicrm

 
 

 

 

at the institute, \a new tribe of the

walk division of the New York, New
and Hartford railroad. at 4.30
m rat-rosy alternoon'. delayed
Mummtnntilwoioct lest

sources! IILOID.

whiny-sin Deaths lee-eds! la the Iowa
Olsen's ales last loath.

There were thirtyelx deaths last month

in the town of lies-walk. The mortuary

lo. ehisi mulling {ores thirty-smith
penal-semi” oi lireontlmritmt 1
wlshtotsstilytethemsrltsofOse lie:
utsOeuehCave. When other recalled
cures tallsdJ obtained almost instant

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Iona of the Events II Which larval!
People are Interested.

Thatcher and Johnson‘s minstrel com
pany repeated their performance in
Hoyt’s Theatre. last night. The pro-
gramme was well carried out and ap-
plause was accorded the musical and
vocal selections and specialties.

The perennial freshness and interest
possessed by the georgeons “Black ..
Crook" constitutes one of the most strik«
ing theatrical facts of the hour, and its
sppearancest Hoyt's Theatre. londay
night, March 18, may be expected to fol-
low the successiul course which has
brought this wonderful play to the pin-
nacle of all bighvclaas spectacular pro
ductions. The performance to be given
in this city will be the fee simils of those”
which created so great a furore in New
York, where for twelve months the
Academy management were consider
ably exercised in finding room for their
numerous patrons. With so mauystriltv
ing features, the "Black Creek" may be
expected to play to an immense audience
Iir. Muekridge, the stage manager for
Mr. Hoyt, is laboring indefetigsbly
melting arrangements ior the staging of
the elaborate scenery.

To Locke Richardson more than teeny
reader of this age belongs the credit and
prsise for making the drama profitable
and entertaining in the form of mono- Amlfigmn lmvmvwmnl» lotiollemvfufl
logue. Mr. Underhill set under him --.. L .' .
...........m..............,,... mm lf{2...i‘£;i.."17.'i;.f‘l'.t.i .
joying him more in “The Rivals" than and flour, it...“ ,7 Wmnlwnri ave/mo. mu .
the whole Jim-non cirnp'iny, little ””781?!..w“"”“"“"”"‘”
dreaming that he was destined to be-(JUTTMW$33333137::2'3m3'flJslfi
com” "’9 3'9“ mm“... most ‘9‘ "M iv'.’ hWouldpreferallwliy of all "liisrir ll: nc
successful pupil; but such is the fact,
testified to by Young Men's Christian
Association and Lyceum courses all over

 

”voice curious” LL

 

L‘TlL-l Abllltit'l' li'L WilliZlJ. ii. liillll lit):

PEA N0 of the bomb Norwsllt ('11an
gallon"! tlmrch, will alarm. s limlud number
of pupils in Video! to lure ’i’erms «amoebic.
( hit at, or address. Nu. ell Zlmwnmi avrnnom

 

L stie'a'nn.

tilt“. in iamllv of lines, for tuneful
hilflnfiW'll‘k- “mulls at this «film
m Ill lit.
Ci.llANfN(lL anti dyeing establishment Na.‘
itamond sum. turner Monti. Main
street. on line of drum! cars. 140ml. fv‘or.
walk Conn We Immiffl" annnnmnmlhs
citizens of South Norwailt. . nrwelli and til. Ir»
lty that. we established ourselves: in your
midst. in the dyeing and «instill: inlllw,
and aremw or red todnalisl a uilziMIP
ing and «l eingn nthe very best style and man,
had 'sul ts. drmeitbev rustic suturi-
rt. citrate. capes. infants’ on
r the. "uncommon

mothers warts.“
also lest

menu .1 ad,“ or cleaned a
t manual. center“ "'11...

F‘MPLOYME‘W 4...}... notices? aer-
J vices nu polled servants «.Ierhs sad all
ltlnrls 0f hel prmuravi: alsv unaltmns secured
for all deal: ng. and all duties performed per-
lsinlmt to a hum-lass saeucv ap‘plyet etflo.
70 North Main siren math waa a. out its

‘L'i'liAW sewers wanted. i’LsysthLsL with none
l cxporisn e in making straw he” can llmi

immediate employment will: D”. ‘l l"
Mirth M “All”, 1' it!“ nter strut.

TO LET.

A illl‘fillmiildll honsmm lirrsfll place; all

 

int 2’s

 

v-r small children tjliAltlll ’8 Ii.
i'lLAWXl (Iii-KT. .‘Juywalli. [Lt-:llw

“in.“ the first 1va Anvil the m...- a}. 2! Wall
street now mum, int hy 'I’sft llv a. limit

, luvs. Alan mm: a unit/this for lwl-V t" l r in
the country. meals. inquire n! ”list! MWllsfillBi lo
Art h street. mil: Jt

Peaceniiiiterél woulda'LtL lightiny good

men. First Combatant-lie called me a 110?; of on ;¢.;1:n~ Strontium-nun limit;
w fl 0 hi!!!) i' ‘ l “I 017. III 0 ‘7
her, ant. Second Combatant—Alf he gum! lmailnn. “on; if; lnqnlm at T‘A Lilli

It tilli ”its. Washlnal m nlrmt.moi oworr
BTsyior avarice. near Win-t street. mm ii

iltll'elu l7 Franklin street. lniomvmu—ul-
inrrtim of ltlmlrl Wit. "X. at
lirown A Wt rnl' a armwary f3 ltf

I GILL-W it rmms. corner Ilay and " ullrs
streets: first. llonrJi "mitts. No )0 To Ill
slrMJmm LAylll Isl. house A rmma. in has
street. All in wood condition with aa'sr In
aw yloJullN it. “New. in “marl-ft!
i

called mes lazy loafer. Peacemaber—
Well, I wouldn’t fight over a alliances
of opinion; you may both be right.

Mabel (blushfully)—Papa, did the
count call upon you today on a rather
important matter? Papa—Yes. Iiahel
(still more blushiullyi You consented?
Paps—Well, not until he had given me a
note for sixty days to show for the
amount.

English Traveller—What la the mat
ter? Valet—0h. air! The vessel has
struck on a rock and is sinking. Eng-
lish Traveller-Bow annoying? ly
doctor has forbidden ms to swim so

I illiltl on liillnld; piers, containing eltht
rooms. all molar" improve/mm“ Item
reasonable Apply in ii. it. fl'l'i'll.“ “at
sire: i. will lw

LOW tilt ...? of lrmsw, So. in [lay s'rcvt. l
mini“ . p'ms'rm at mar: nimpari of
hmueln its sheer, limwnaumi low All iy
tow. Will (is at lxlchwmd Manufactur as
coronary. trilllst

 

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m“‘“”"‘ r at. D rslistsndaspesdy enrebythsussaf
rob. l~0arolins consumer ..... w e 9" ”W" 0°33” 0"“ G. 5' 01W m ,0, 3”,:
:«llary Mame. N. ......... as 1 ‘ 0°: W ”marvelwwmf
z-Melvina Wright. r. N. .....Ilt s so mm W wanes, "‘ M"
z—Lucratla Jones. 3. N ..... ...“ 5 WG a. “I'm M "g. m m 15'.” {M
ll—Muneon Lo;kwood.8. N....7l 8 21: Annotation "um m or "o W You. fare aliuw
s—Alics M. is he. 8. ll. ........
t—Antoinette 3. st. John, 3.21.53 9 is WW6” in ““0 countr- 'l'he
I-Bet Hubbell.N ............ e rs wortislight and can he patterned by
7-10“ ‘RichfldlkfllN-n us 8 so either lady eigentiemsn. Province or
B—AnnaA. Hyatt. ..... .....
G~Elirabeth Bodwsil, a. N... as Wm'mma“ “t; 'm": ”w" "‘2‘ moi:
o—John Buchleil.N ............. 71 i 16 i 3' ll m, ”M- "on m “m,"
thawsrd Warren. (Wot) ..... .11 a men would do well to secure such a post.
lz—Phlllnda 3. Raymond. B. ".35 d “on, Ill We ”Wanna it “h, a“, m.
lt?’;“:§:“'osffiw """""" 75 5 oneliourth of your time. For further
0 II en ... ,
lit—Samuel}! smith 5. N... ....at in is WWW. “am“ “Wm PM AIM
lkBebecca A.8elf.S N ........ ti o 1 Mica. Unicorn. ill ~~~~
16‘3"“ 3- ”3°“;- 3- N" ' 2 B. H. Bowman. pub. Enquirer. of Bra
1.71:3333‘ Easy; ...... :va , 9 men, iod., writes: but week our little
iii—William Colby.N ............ 73 9 8M ”who only one we havens taken
ill—Nancy Hendricks. N ........ 90 . sick with croup. Mtertwe doctors failed
““3““! W 3'1”.“ -------- ‘9 9 to give relief and life was hanging on e
v "4°“ H'Bmi‘h's' N” " ..7s 1° 2° mere thread we tried One Iinute Cough
till—Joseph PaShllivan. e. N ..... l 4 ‘
ail—Charles O'Rourke. S. Nu” "m Lure find "I "'0 VII ”'Cd- 0. A.
zi-Wiinam a. Feeney. N ....... 1 :0 Gregory a (lo. and ii. (i. Stillson.
Zi-Willlsm ii. sunset ...... «1 s n ..
' zit—Catherine McCarthy, N.. . . ..w
23~Wllllsm S.Walker.ltl... o a Taylor a 00168“
u-Marys.Byrbee.N...........iie
fl—lsabella r. Lewis. a. N ..... 26 4 ii “93' same and Insm'ance
25-11010!) Summit. N.. ....te
til-item M. l'tsymond.N ..... u a s wartime/roll settler.
28-0sthsi'lae Tuner. 8.}! ...... 91 l s melon” forelet or smile
with the m purchasl .sre Invited to
POPULAR AIUSEIENTS. eaillsnderam nenurllat. e have themtor
sale in every part0! the city at mmsbls
prices and enessv terms. aultf

ultra c arge

 
 

* JiIES ll. lllilii'S BiSiilIliifl,

 

“I III m.

Bicycles.

 

ill“. 1'. FROM" 60;

soon after having dated. 0th a... ..t blnlse so u L'almi {mm
times. all nudlvw improvements amt
bath ..alegm lowevdmr “if" “Unless .ns‘tircglhl

m i it" MW. use" sweater t
slimlimmmu ”mobile. NM wait. "1% h

gr“, garrJfasm luv wile or tea

0 m” it“ 00” m! , ' a
West street .stlail will. eetnrday. later: Broom warranty-ma:
meat at conveniences! ofiam at", Hill. N803!!!» l vemlsr avenue. on
areas»! mil lw
ix room cot one ate l: L“

vs hammer" midi"
".1ch WJhswetmlsflrtth ”agents.

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ILCOAIL) We!”

talisman“ ”males

’0 22! Mind"
W 108““.
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tiara" some 1 lies
T“... 5%..trm it“... ......t
in ’blnrb was-trad “rem
3mm ' ' mm mm '
it‘d flAIoE

 

“gibllilism

git-:5“;

LCiMAflLlnsz A FLO“.

wmm museum’s
arms

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Illifl‘llom

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

"hill.”

en’s:

ctloa

somethl new in Vests.
"med Morning ltar- sy with
at: buttons. and lapel son pockets. The very

for sprtn wear.
on .600 and over.

Mmoee co.

 

”1 Male our. fleet It. nrlolgsplm. lit.

Makers and dealers In Men in and Boy s'
leaving Ag‘larslmnd dealers in fine Furnisho
Ilia I 'allti. Trunks Mid Begs.

 

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gqlgrfsinmmfr.

 

MB. Ellis. F. llllDEllHllL

will give a series of three recitals at
Hoyt’e Opera House

llliSllll. lllllllll will.
.Shakeepeare’e

“A Midsummer lliglii's littam."

with the "endeisi-ohn music. lift. ALEX ll.
(HHSUN. Organist.

 

Tuesday. April 2d.

fillEfiiDAN'i-i ”REA i‘ COMEDY:

”THE RIVALS.”

Msrnjltt§;~L1;LrliLlw 1 5,

A Mliil' ELLANICOI'll PROGRAMME.
'I'Ilvliets furtiin series. .1. st Pleisted s and
“recur 'lf ru stuns. Militia tickets, Lilo. “Lt
or rrservcd seats. mllll

 

Hoyt’s Opera H0086

Monday Ev n ’3, Match l8

ilr uni on «incl Ion of the original

BiAGK 0390K.

A new thriller Romance in (out via and six.-
tum tableaux. writtrn by too late (' llAs.
llsfilt sill. A» prmliicmi In New York, at ti: 9
At Mercy of Music. for one out re year.

intellorale “continue.

Ilium and Marta one Scenery,

firstly Armor. 'lrsppinitn, properties. etc.

lfurs gn ”continual futures.

ll Bowman l'rrud rs.

ll ("and Parisian lisllet- .

lit iitlismrir ltfitl iirautlml Corypbees. ll).

"i Apsnyivr.
mul- clan that is perfect in detail. mag
nifitent in ai Its :lo quiu tie-nu. and my» rlov
lively gland in its enimy
rivals now on sale at l'laisteti‘ s a: d Greunvy a
drug stores. mil)

 

NO 0 HAVlllAVl) li'l‘lillfl'.

item I an In”. '5'» 1 rant
liLA‘r'lt mum» I'Mlt went. ’3 30

names tumu- l'lfl wrest. also. mitlvn

 

Ills have plenty of good

Horses, singly or by the

car load, at auction prices.
M. H. PARSONS.

“00”")! Hill.

 

CLOAKS,
SUITS,
GOWNS,
WAISTS,
ETC. .

Ilew Specially Cloak Store
lllllllSlllY, "iii.”

trWlGUARANTEEBA’l'INFAC'flUN
I? INTBUBIBD WITH YOUR
PATRONAGZ.

Thus. 1. teary i. 60..

“I Isis ttrest. ldlgsssrt.
"0. ll. centered. lam. tell"!

l)“'"‘l{"r

0' IDI'ALI “PROBATE

that. iisl
1%; ......L. ......
.t o'vthstllstrlstef

swig”... «gym
M?

 
 

W 459“!"

csreswstorssedhavs them
dimmsadg‘oomias “it.” ”early nuaamiclnlsimh

mwaswedlrnutedoiths thsmnfhenrstesslnths beinrsmovi
"semfihsvealwmmmwatwe prowutomtksthsmstlliiowsrln

3P EOIAL PRICES for TH l5 WEEK.
Condensed lull. in sea. Daubnry Beans.
l'srs Jelly, so ill. (legs Plumbs,

White cherries, lie can. But Ginger Snaps, 7:: ll»; 4 lbs for 850.
fine Prunes, or Ill 3 6 lbs. for tie. to Ill. Pail oi Currant Jelly, 01 00.

MAUD S FLOUR, 84; 5O cts. Bag.

”0% 0-“.-

THE NEW YORK STORES

134 East Washington Street,
South Korwalk.

 

33 Main Btreet
Norwalk.

WE INVITE EVEIVIGM Til BOIIE TO

 

TH E PEOPLE’S MARKET,

l3 NORTH MAIN fiTREET.

Where we hep everything good to eat The host City ilreosed Reef. Peril. Lamb.
Poultry. all kinds of fish, Vegetables and in isct everything kept in s FIR-ii
CLAi-l‘i MARKET. at ”liver let live" prices. Just come and see and be convinced.
”Our weighs are weighs of pleasantness." and "our reputation is at steak," Don’t

mien the place.
'1‘] 1113 PI.*3(L)PIJIC’N 1V! ARKLE'I‘,

13 some MAIN smear. sown NORWALK.
F. H. BRADBURY. PROP

 
 

GO TO M EAD’S,
92 WASHINGTON STREET, SOUTH NURWALK;
63 WALL STREET, NORWALK.

BE? ’1’ Milli iii] BAKERY.

Tiliilfilts’i' IN THE CITIES.
ALL FLAVORii ()ll’

iCE CREAM

ALWAYS 0N "AND

.m“-m..... .4... mm...“

H.B.BHLKLEY&80.

DEALER! lfl

BIBYBLES

suuo'iiiss,

liAVf. I'll“ ’l'llill ”Mills:
Imus tillfl
rem l7 to 26 Its.
SIM.

ts It
“ 1 m it) pounds.
ELIGIE. till.
my pounds.
815.

Mill's Elli)“.

25 worlds,
Second llsml Wheels tromitli lip.
Call and seen our line.

62 South Main 8t..

Music llsil lilacs, south Norwsllt.

For Sale
AUCTION

SlTUBDll Mill. I6, l895

Region on at 1" o'clock a,“ in the Isle realv
drum-of Mrs William last Ill im. flflmr’
PilliMIllr-nitm warm or test uvmmr a

('lanmms rem Vuvwlelt. rmletlm Ir! dwrl
ling hmi-e mm and nan-Mom in «ms and
one bullet-res or sand MM, with unit fly/ea
wen (i maltslhrcw nnml htilrlim: We, lie-id»
thsimmesmm Ibislslsv 1y cnirsbls purp—
my pleasantly lmalsvl mulls Smth (mu-r
action in sight of the throw church»; mil
walksmity we!” and m oi the best wet as in

the

Also will" be sold at lbwaams time and law,

the Momma lsvnllnvw. renaming lmlr

allude.hiirewm.wesiinflelld~v wwm rim

ins rrmm chairmtbvwmflasume losses pt:

cherry; and malmgsay tabla. minors luv

in: he, pinch-”arms,“ l M as. elm-rs

airmen utmllr curtain: and lstnru. bed

sis and tablet {lass

‘ stilt“; mg; to my thanalsstetewili
ease (I saw wll

P Abllltb “7.7". limo".

limes Mitchell’s: mu «m .7 st

LMADAmEL ROSS.
ill! Will-Ill”! Mlllfllli

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New York A unouncemcnf.
”0W American '0” and flow to Furnish

The Best In the Iarket.

All who desire to buy reliable Furni-
ture in mmlcrate priced or more costly
grades will find our stock the most
adrentagmus to select from for these
reasons: it represents the productions
of the best makers only, and is the
largest and most varied in America.

but he understood from the fact that we
exhibit (our: than hm hundred and fifty
411nm! [Iain/um fills in every vsrieiy of
wood Il'lr'l' 1’0 patterns of limes “Cilhii‘lil! as
well an mailers lines of l'arior Drawing
“Milli, library and Dining iiuum Furniture
of the ”uni. .si'lisilc styles an: :l ranging irom
the rnmlrot and inrrwmiic to the limit! elab-
orately a anal and inlaid.

in; ever-i, navy article required (or tim,rmri!ort
..rul alien mrnt :n the lmuwtmhl can be haul Wilts
l spied. i marsh! micratc pr. me at our

Gilli flilllllliilE EllPliillllli,
ill—65 West can so. N. r.

(Adjoining loan Incas.)

ffmmr l l' o. 'a niabilai Win)! ta um: u! the sight!
( bow fora ~~ Stwsyapr'rl ommnit.

A NEW Sliillllii.

 

You arsioviml to visit our DRESS
(:Ijfllml llcilinl. sodas-s how pupils
who have only taken two or three lessons
can wt and lit themselvre perfectly.
5» class warheads pupil taught aspen
ntsly. Pure of CUI'l’ll’R, with full
mm of instruction, “0.00. Terms,
pmdownJudflMperwceh. Pupils

 

 

Elton!“ mm’. 'munlows or can begin any ulna. llama Been.
whim? iii “are?” "1:6,?” 3,553" :0: 7”“. ”fimmwrnasda! and
I or m» m 2 to s
anmllabt. Wedsssdsyanddstardsy aitsrnoons, L
NOTICE. them Will“ 00.
or w» vwim u the flaw l 22mm Isle t. In. Nov-sit.
We; ;« .2 m TllEClllEOFlilllB tits
wig.” '. can tillllllllll tut
fiffimr rm lament:
'1'“ “infill;
a. enamels '

 

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mm was»... is; unaware omemr,
73.91.” is sans as- street. as. new

 

 
 

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