Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, May 8, 1895 · page 7

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” thermometer.

. mm hes been m
client the Norwelh Hotel.

0. Sherwood. of Norwelk. bee
met"! no eddi'lonel penelon.

 

 
 

 
 

 

 

 
 

 
 

 

 
 
 

 

You can can money in buying well
’3" et lewmen’e.

“it (filing on be gone to New York
thief! the Kickepoo Indian company.

MIA 8. Wh'st club wi'l met 17.. 'day
night with Itr. end 1m. R. H. Go'den,
”Valentine.

hutch! n“ 3"“! 0‘ Humboldt L: ‘19,
little of Hermon, will be held to mor.ow
‘ ”tilt in Germrnie Hp‘l

John Snyder he moved b“! t't‘ "0;. ng
detain ehmentinto pic rant quart rs to
‘fieyt'e Throtre be lding.

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

""‘-"'-_‘i
entern Union electric time clocks
m. been plectd in Jamre Sutheflend‘s
ger stomped the Grotto onto 3.

 

A leveler came here We moir‘ng end
greded the send tilting east of the do; It.
. It Home reedy for the rei's, wh'ch will

my)» leid in a few days.

The trustee! of Catholic Union Council,
K. of 0.. entrained the ecrounte of the
pctetery rid treasurer lrrt night and
will meke their report at e meet‘ng to be
held londey night.

~Weereeeillng’ candy very low. F.
A. hue.

“hunger Johnson bee ermogtd a game
with the "Spr'mwe." on the Enter
grounde. Saturday e":~..n In. ‘Admis-

. Iion will to free and a“ lovers of"re
apart ere'inriizd. Game coiled at 3
o’clock.

J. F. Beckett. who is wit 2‘ or: from
Utica. N. Y.. to Prov. Idem 3, WM a go It
etthe Home“: Hotel. lest night. Be
it Iif‘ng .‘1 the We It of the cyc‘e
r' . department of the U 'I'oGioi 3.

1.1

Garden lit to ‘1 now in gzmt demoed,

, ' end if you ntdenew fifty-ft Jtlengih

or more you con save money by buying

of the South Norwe‘lr Hrrdwc o I om-

y. You will get the but 5. tide of
new --

The meml am of Schl'ler S'tmm.U. 0.
3.1, coiebrat. ithe " and waive .. y
of their orgeol J. 'on, imt night. at door:
Hill. There were e] ch! ‘ rod reir; rh-
meets. Two condir‘e‘. :s, Herman
Ieimo end I Jr‘s Hein. were admit' ‘i
to membership

The we'or pl} 3 in the both rum
It the r. ‘idenr'o of G:orge Jennings,
West etrt st, burst this morning, ilr )ding
the rooms on the lower floor, and fill"
log t oreidernble inconvenience. MI 3. Jen-
nings is to entertrin the Mother; Euclv re

club this efiernr in.

[not night we‘pIectice night for the
Norwe'k the dc: .ment. Ho; 3 111 ‘0
company no ‘9 Union pf'k. while
Mix Engne: ompr Iy went nlth the
firmer down Boy: strut. Home:
Book end I adder rimpr'ry panc.loi
with their lrdders on "we Center school
building.

~Oep2e end jeolretr. at your own
price. at If. B. Smith's.

 

 

Chief Engineer Baker, of South Nor-
welh. ettindtd e In: otirg of the our in-
tive committte of the St to Firemen' I
emulation in Waterbr-y, yr :tsrdny.
The buellu e m I of e routine nein~e rid
pellm'nery errrngements were mete for
the convention to t 3 held in South Nor
'0“.

The funerei of Jooeph Metheis wr'I

. field from his 1.9": widen-II on We'd

mot. title eilernt In. R or. U, M. Seikck

fie’ucd end the interment In to

Walk Union comet 11. At the gave

“ “the laconic htt'lei m rice II M f‘ mduotrd

by thohn'e Lodge. of which the de-

terred wetememtm. 'lne pn'ltwm
wenhrother lie oer.

. ‘ It. end Int} WiliIe Whit Inntertrin
3- ‘ rewrote Folire’ Whiet club III mm
W. firmnthomeon'lhetlmnfim night.
“lint We 1 were won by Robert VFW-
”I end In. Stephen Contact.
”consoled“ pr'r : went to tire
* MW. Clem end in Cole. The
“plumtoheu by In. W. H.
{undatrpheelfiomstoeh [Aachen
wee eerved

«anew-t notice at lane’s teeteurent.

WI. Keith. Cherish Seymour
”on Keith hired a livery rte
' “imminent“. toet‘
“fiwmw whorl-getmw
Me. When they rein-nod the
More: It'tllitttltqm eer-
thetthey he! driveethe
time-um m pet up their
very statute rm
her-reed w-
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The lantern elven hy Jeeob Rennie, et
the G A. It. Hell. Norwelh. lest night.
under the eneploee of Buckingham Poet.
w. B. 0.. wee attended by e smell endl-
enoe. The lecture was much enjoyed.

 

Yaterdey afternoon the eucutive
committee of the Alpha Wheel club leer-
ed the Norwelk Feir Grounds treok for
Iondey, June 17. The club will hold its
ennuel road recs in forenoon end in the
afternoon cycling event: will take place
on the truck.

Williem H. Hoyt. of the Dunce'r Iron
Rolling worke. became wedged, in
batman e trolley car end the curb on
Wa‘l ear; ot. ye :terdey afternoon. end hie
carriage wee nearly wrecked. Motor-
men All JItL'me revel.:d hie ct". and
Mr. Hoyt backed out with very little
damage.

WESTON.

The annual election of Sunday school
oflicere we held Mey 5, nt the Congrege-
tionel church. Ebenezer Fitch, who has
acted as superintendent for the past
fourteen years. declined e re-election.
Frank Lene wee chosen to till t

Arthur hredley wee eleewd ee eeereter
end treasurer.

Mrs. C. B. Sutton bed the miefoane
to breek her left leg by falling trom e
etone well one morning lest week. Mrs.
Sutton he" but lately returned from the
Bridgeport hoepitel, where she enlisted
the amputition of one of her thumbs.

Rev. C. H. Peeee will lend the Y. P. S
C. E. meeting, et the Norfleld church,
next Sunday evening.

M"I Ora end like Lulu 'l‘ice. from
Ulster round, New York, are guts” of
M13. Carrie Budd.

Min Luella Van Homes". of Norwelk,
has teen the go: to! Miss Idn Coley.

Loom‘e Could has n new horse, pi"-
chr‘ed at the Brookeide Si ock Far-m.

W. B. Morehouee has been seriously
ill with g.ip for severe‘ deys.

Charleo Beckwith. of Bridgepou. hr-
\ ‘it letT. Hamilton’s.

*NEW CANAANM

At the rent!“ borough election end
meetingit was votcd t ) leye four-mill t ~r;
The following officer.) were electzzl but
only twenty pzopie felt enough intenat
to,vo':: Warden. Geo. E. Seeley..ir.,
burgenee. [leery B. Regen, George E
Raymond, Wi" W. Kirk. Francis E.
Wrci, Ph‘lo A. Thetcher. Lucius hf.
“puree; clerk, William A. Bmaiihorn:
treasurer. Frank L. Comstock; charm,
W. Samuel Raymond; coilrotir. Freok
A. Diokermnn; eeretrore, Andrew I".
Jonce, C. Eltort Brinkerhoif, Alve L.
Dickens; auditors, Benjamin F. Hoyt.
Edward Rutledge.

STORIES OF THE STATE

There was a lively scene in front of J.
F. Gr’fl‘n'e hittinr'r r Illege in Meriden.
Deputy Sheri-ti Dow on em: red with two
ettochrnent write. lie ettémpted to get
‘nto the building. but Trust) Wiley. of
Pecitle lc ige of Odd Fellows, who own
the building. had looked the door and re
foul to or an it when he was pe'd forty
deye' buck rent. Shelli! Downe end Rie-
ley lIc'Lme involved in en eltsrcotion
end tinatty the editor threw R‘riey into
the tht Ir. Sheriff Down then got e
broom rodent-15hr! to n hundred ireg
mentrore oilhe pouch of girts in the
door. lie then eni'y effectzd en en-
hance into the eehooiroom end attached
the eight tyrowr tote, nine toblts, three
ierge dr ks med ior hinting purports.
end ion] ohs' .I Housing to (iritiin.
ill-.UI'tlln l1 p'opr‘g' Ir of the Bridge.
y on college.

Lawyer Edwin S Writcott, of Glee-
tonbuty. widely known n no lotldei. hr'I
r"ked the BI- ewcoiet’on of Hartford
countylotry inwye..I Arthur L Ship-
mnn end Ar'li‘o lire'nerd for prjury.
W: Ir Itt (simmer that Shipmrn end
Brr'or‘d. r1 director of II company.
ewore that twenty per cent. of the
cipitilbed Lit ~n pe‘d end subsequently
swore thet note cont hell in ~u paid. In
hit pc"tlon Wt It wit at Me of the ec-

ccec l men Pi "ehintng examples of Pr: :-
hyttrirn end ('mgregetiunnl hypocrisy,

cont Ind diehonrity," and can "the
estate of tree thought demende the pun-
iehrnentof these men It showing thet
the merely oi the world ere confined to
the followers and exhortere othriet."

Agate of the Humane society heve
conned the emet of John Dnrgymffiher'
men.on theoherse ot cruelty. On his
term wee fouhde cow which hue been
etervleg etone My in the winter. her
hotly covered witheom end heth tore-
teaelmortrotteded. Aeeon wee eleo
toned ehnt up in e her. being elewly
etervedro deeth.end in M’s room
werehehettpeutdeerwwet a meme
theilerhotwhiohthemvehedmheleted
torment month. Deny entered do
muted.

Them Bell cot-petty. through

 

 
 

 

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A Then. run Pete-re of no Ger-eel

Iey he Obteteed by listen the (lo-pee
hinted Below.

We here mede speciei .errengemenh
with the-genie ot the celebretrd Borer

Glove-Fitting Pettem. by which we can

present to our ledy reedere some of their
very neweet end choicest patterns of

germente.

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IUDIES' BICYCLE COSTUIE.

8119. Basque. mo. Skirt.
.8i21. Divided Shirl end Leggings.
HINTS BY MAY MANTON.
Pleid tweed is the material represented
in this greoeful costume. Thin meete ell
demende for e suit that is et once com-
fortable and cafe. The shirt can be
omitted in favor of the trousers, as many
now prefer the trousers alone for cycling.
In this ceee. they must be heavily lined
with tinnnel, no no ehirte can be worn.
The double hox~plnits laid underneath
on each side of the front gore of the
skirt, give room for the free motion of
the limbo. Silk is recommended to line
the nhirt, no it will not edhere to the
trousers. The waist is suitable for ordi-
nery weer, as well ee for cycling. ten-
nis, or other out-door eporte. .
Pattern 61min out in live eiees. viz: 3‘3,
iii. 36, 38 end 40 inchee bunt meeeure.
Pettern 6120 is cut in five sizes. viz: 22,
24. 26. 28 end 80 inches weiet manure.
Pattern 6121 is out in three sizes, viz:

22. 26 end 30 inohee weiet measure.

The retail price of pettern 6119 ie25
cents, of 6120 3’) cente. and of 6121 80
cents.

Quentity of material 44 inches wide-—
For 0119-—

For email size, 32 inches bust meeeure,
3i yerde.

For medium size, 315 inches buet W
me, ill yerde.

For lerge air I, it) inches bust measure.
33 yards.

For 6120 —

For email me, 22
me. :ll yerde.

For medium size, 26
meeeure, 39 yards.

For lerge eizr, 31) inches weiet meas-
ure. Ii yards.

For 6121-

For email size, ‘32
ure, 3: yerde.

For medium aize,
measure. Al yerde.

For large size, 80 inchee waint measure.
it yards.

EVENING BEHTINEL 00090!

ENTITLLNO '1‘!) 0h?! l'A'l’l‘i-thN ANYL

inches waist mean-
‘1‘?

inches weiet

inches weiet meal-

28 inchee weiet

817.15. 019‘ so. one

(lot this out. on in your more and whine:
end well or teke to

Students Bargain House.

NAME

AllDli FISH

 

PATTERN No. tlllil. NIH". WIN

This coupon and i2 ctr. will centre above
pattern at Kltil'trvlnltl. North Main and
hen streets. South Norweltt

 

Jonee-Brown—Why at; you‘jg'o‘into eo-
olety: an4m~To rind e wife.
And you? JonoBrown-Jl'o get ewey
lrem one.

leek-4N" the girl Highro mrrtirin
considerede good much? Bobbin-u!

imagine so. She em up et the treetfi
oven-tine

 

children cry forv
Pitcher’e centerin.

children cry tor
Pitcher'e Onetorln.

mmmmnnmmm
mumrmummm
mummumum
nonhuman-Imam

' yoe’lleeiittehctmltheedweteryerty.

V City Employmem Agency.

we yrs-rin-1

‘WWfll-IMMmH

“You even pooh.“ eeld Ir. Derby to
lie wife. .

"Yon ere e peach crop," replied she.
“Whet do you mean by tent?"

“A prreenlel fallen."

When lightning strikes it edmlte of no
erbitretloe.

 

Ilww'e Ililo!

We otter One Bundred Dollere rewerd (or
nay one or (interrh that cannot be cured
by Hell'- (3th Gen.

F. J. CHENEY e 00.. Prope..‘l’oledo. 0.
We.the nndereigeedJIeve heowe 7.1.0heeey
for the lent. iii yeere. end believe him pertrctly
honorable in ell hustneee "emotion end he:
enotally able to cerry out eny ohllgntlonernede
by their firm.

West: a Truax. Wholeeele Dreams. Toledo.
0.; Weldln. Kinnen k Herein. Whores-1e
Drunlete. Toledo. Ohio.

Iiell‘e Cetnrrh (hire in tehen internally. ecu
lug directly upon the blood end mneoue enr-
fecee of the syetern. Prioeflfio per bottle. Sold
by all Drugglste. Teetimonlutr tree.

 

ll. ii. HARVEY!

Le’liee end gentlemen devolving sentiment.
helpin enyc-apuity can obtein the urine et
the above egency.

WANTED lMIEllllTELY.

A position for It mm netent incidence! end
eeleemnn; elro two com hmen end Hermon.“
help on gentlemen‘ e piece.

C. ll. HARVEY.
lunvcv'e new: no".

rt 70 North Main street. South Norwelh.
m

 

—.

Taylor lit Golden
Real Estate and insurance

WASHIIMOV m
Penone looking fore in oreonee andtrt
with the viewo ipnrchun "can invited to
cell end examine our lint. hetve {I r

eele in every pert of the any et mettle
Dricee end on entev tonne- en! it!

D. W. RAYMOND.

FUNERAL [liilEBTilll
lliil lfllllilfil.

93 WASHINGTON STREET, SOUTH
NORWALK, COSN.
RESIDENCE. MAHACKEIO ”(5116“

111 yr

 

refilling
me:
P R O P E R T Y
or'rmr urn

BURR NASH,

Went street and Beyvlew avenue. bend of
Clay street. About .1” mt frontage.

[.19. ll. 0'.
JACOB M. LAYTUN. 5 Railroad

Piece.

 

MUSIC LESSONS

llII Banjo, Mandolin. Violin and
Better.

in South Norwellt at 17 Dey etreet, every
'llnIrmlIu evening. For particular-I all M
above number. or midi-nee
ii. 1..“ SEBASTIAN
m.ford i mm.
lNSTRUMENTH FURNISHED.

Ittt‘zw

Building Lots

on crest of Womiwenl prnpvri y, ov-
erlooking Norwnllr Humor: eleo
a desirable

Shore Lot

at end of inwmlee evenue. l'nt'
Perticulere APPLY 1'0

0. BWIRTZ. I3 Washington” St.

INTilflllllillliil

i. l. SHiPlilll Mill Bil, Sill)".

W

The Greet New York Specialist. The
lloetor Prevellerl [port to late
llle Great Remedy Pieced in the
"eerie of the Bromine.

Title in the moat wonderful production or
medical antenna in the III ereenth century
'i‘iItnle not ermwut Inwlltliil . hut e pen-eerie
tlrmmm llflllt‘tlltn llllvliliili‘. principle» end
nerd lty Intiontt in Me I-rtI-neivo pvmtflee to:
the cure 'Lot on lIlIIml tilm'Ml'tl. The com
wrought by it. are vlmply wonderful earl hem
attracted thoummiu In ItIe rim tor lt pertoee for
treatment .

Tonnchun orient in the demand when illtw
tiIIIn end attention ot‘ the doctor tor hire mouth
cine trom two it! who could flni‘ vim flew
lore city. thet. t become e meme of «too to

devlee wine pine by which then mtg:
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cont id bonuslplteti with thin ”mfg...”
remedy. en for thin purpose

it...
are...
DIE-£3. I

heed-n“
n ' tih‘e‘iiii’v’ :3?
%et mining?“
it."
thelrfiatm

”gm received
“‘3 er‘rltm'MwnnllWeunm;

muffin

south Noewwlit Ire omen;

hi. Tomitneon. Panto Mrwnlh
erw ell.to permit them to 'lwheey
lithi- wonder!
ohm en

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.. moment"

muummmm

orb-”didn‘t”

W

AT ROWAYTON.

“a...“

'ilue Fancy Stilt. it feet. hues

mounted.
line Working shift. 16 feet.
tine Fourteen'Feot wit.
tine Twelve'Foet Follower.

tine Eight-Feet Follower.
tine Six-Feet Follower-

CALI. OK OR ADDREQS.

 

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mkeble rune.

letter on
re

yearn writes.

leflvn no tout «can.
Very rmeecunity.
S. I). KPERBY

Mofflwwmz‘imtn
«net-w Indian! 0... lurk. m.

WE

”OK-till. :o'rren 1'01
m9

1‘0 IH’A'VY ”Woliflm
TREMELY LOW.

BROOKSIDE FARhL

iiiE buttons or

(Carmen our]. lain-mum er

CITY HOTEL, so.

Wednesday,
Imlg‘welel

Winona

ermm

c.1360“!!! “at!”

 
 

 

MIOHMI’OII: MW“

women-flute.
mm
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RAMBLEB BlBiLLES
SillilMEll BIBYBLES

tor 'Heeetred cine-
withee

THE J. T. I’llilWlTI' 1:0.

mehfltt

SKIHS Hill SALE

 

tine Iiechet teen Follower.

(lend eerrireeblc beets. at low prices.

LF. IillE. Iiovaytun. o.

 

Our $200 Forfeit

Mend for enyceee of [purine that email
blind to ehmt in d hon”. he.» not Mn claim-
ed. but 'enlimm‘tiaie by the hundrede tell of

lehrippe and colds

f'omzrew mm 3» it rwry, o! Seer Haven.
who hmeufltt'rrtl terribly trim: hamlet-hoe for

Thin may terrify that I have teken the poet
dare heaven no "511.1035.” mid try you {or
bender fit with ”and Immine- 11m mm: are
in every mini. they not on. 1 site recite! but
Tm miter: my can: fully

Ace/ion em in ohteined er I». ll. I'lebtecl'n.

mil in»

 

 

All! OFFERNG All“ 80"

mommie- “harem“

“Theme miners tee-M mat aptly termed
‘Worid’w Greatest Experts.

eehnpeln
4m etcien ert
m” m&“'pu"‘.’.m” “2.2.1....“ ‘2iamwiim

,m
r shone mot:
1"" no m‘ uproot: our/one (XMHUTMG mm
their woederlhl hnnwiedlo

 
 
 
 

Itit “t

It wtilre you to vidt Brianna" III! do
3' n: (or your-elf or boys. Yon he
I Inner elect to eeiecti irom. You here lower
unwed. quality end meke considered.
It you on all “pur-
chuee 10th outing enrdl
Well the Yule-l L'Ir- w-t etu Fullnc end
tinmrner Clothing. F urnishinge end lieu.

MEIGS do 00.

”URTEVANT BUILDING.
311 Slei- nor. llenh lit. .. Bridgeport. lit.

Notice: City Taxes.

THE teepe'e ere of the City of South Norwelk
are here Iy untitled that the city tex of
etc mliie on the dollar, laid on the city eeeeee-
mrnt iivtuf lent. et a city meeting held It
Afton Hell. on hiedieon street. on the 23th dey
«Memoir-1E). eleo the library tum! tax 0!
ntwiunrter mill on the dollerdnld at the item
time. it ill his due and pay ehle on the first lily
of Stay. 1%. etwhich timel will receive the
more, at lmr Flh‘l‘lh’lli. ortice 116 Washington
atreet. i'cnelly at the rate of nine til) per
rrnkliflrlrom Meyi. 18' t5. wmbe c horned
rm ell hill-I rcmetning unpaid on end eftar

Juriel. 1%.
ROBERT (1- MITCHELL.
Collector of Tiers of the City of South Nor-

we
South Serwelk. Conn. . April 23. 1896. "
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CUP AND SAUCER

' WITH

SOLID SILVER

TRILBY SPOON
75c.

H. S. ROOD.

 

Iceten cures learnt in in I hour.
leetuu cures 11 echo in 20 to South lain Street. . . Norwalk.
lesion on m Iilliaiirtstietn in 3 W
res
days. MUSIC HALL.

LYBLE SLHiflL.

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day evenings end every afternoon.

Prints lemons one be arranged for.
chart-eat wheele receive instructions freer

[LILBULKLEYLEL

52 South Main St..

mums rort

none Steams and Iieating.
M. H. PARSONS

 

Elmore and Ixon Bicycles

Bk‘yt‘iefi from $.30 up. Wheels rented end
Ifrxmirrd.
.-

BE [N THE SWIM

~DRINK—

MEAII’S ICE BREAM 80M. 5 MS.

 

REGULAR Bl-MONTHLY VISIT.

 

IIIIIiIIIIL Mom

Mun In. M1- or 1 mm AT! E. Jr to: 10.1881.)
WILL Amara; A251) 0115:: AS one '1'. AT

NORWALK, CONN.
May 8.1895,

for tire litye.

Nervous Estimation. Rheumatism.
tee Every Cece of Consumption

le feell more full
WW “better the,"

ANY FURTHER OR TAKE ANY MORE

as dinette. their pigln.
repi lty with whichtei
trouble. giving almost ten

m'diim..‘i”1§hno.
ire-peered tothe inourehle r

their
”flu: me print stale thee nee-ewereorohehlyellonreh

winnotunoiiom

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undermine-Ii.
m erm 0! W:

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Open Tueedey. Thursday and Sutur- -'

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