Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, May 29, 1895 · page 5

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The Intinen Euchre club meets with
Ire. lines 8, J oenlcgn, Went street, this
efternoon.

Williem Ionher, of Winnipeuk, bee
succeeded George Morrison ss engineer
hi the city electric light etntion.

 

 

A7 meeting of the governing committee
of The Knob Outing club will beheld et
theolub IIOIIIO on Ilemorisl Day, nt 6

p. m. __
-—Ice crcsm sode et Lene’e.

 

Sundey efternoon Hoyt psced Leopold
from Bridgeport to Norwelk end return.
e dietenee of twenty-five miles. in one
hour end fourteen eeoonde.

 

A full ettendhnce is requested et the
meeting tonight for the perfection of the
orgenieetlon of e bicycle club in South
Norwelk. It will be held et 2 Elizsbetb
street, et 8 o'clock.

Ire. I. A. Gillie. of High street. en-
terteined the Tuesday Afternoon Whist
.cleb,ytsterdey. The prizes were won
by Ire. Iiennel T. Esteh. Iies Julie
Stow end lire. A. Blencherd.

 

—Iest week in which to pey texee.

 

The Dudlee‘ society of the Germsnie
will hold e sooieble in Germenis Bell,
tonight, for which n lerge number of in-
vitetioes heve been isened. The sffsir is
looked forwerd to with much plessure.

 

Union Csstls,Knighte of Golden Esgle,
will hold no open meeting to-
night, et which time there will be speech-
meklng, music, e colletlcn end other et-
trectlone. Grend Oillcers Dickson, of
New Keven, end Perrott. of Bridgeport,
ere expected to be in ettecdsnce.

 

-—Where one I find Newmen's well
peper store? 22 North lisln street.

 

The Y. I. 0. A. Buehsll club will
cross bets with the Ieheckemos, et the
Bexter Grounds. tomorrow morning.
The Y. I. C A. club in mede up of Prof.
0.0. Boil, Wendell Ashton, Isnhell
W. Relston, Chetter Belleck, Victor
Selleck, Chsrlee IcPherson,W. N. Huff,
Cheries Chumsr end Homer Byington.

Unces Tribe met leettnightmnd the en-
tertelnment committee reported thet
they propoeed heving e big time July 4,
e clembske st one of the ehore resorts or
blends being in enticipetion. Next
month, owing to the lerge number of
cendidetee, the adoption degree will be
conferred every ' meeting night, end
there will be extre nights for the other
degrees. _________

—Beet on eertb. Yele-Herverd chem-
poo.

Freight bottom on the Consolideted
reed is lncreeeing repidly et the present
time. Not in e long while her so much
freight been cerried by the reed se now.
Notwithstendlng the increesed treflic
themed is now running fewer freight
treine then formerly, en the new big
engines recently put into service on
hhnl neerly twice en lerge en emoiint of
freightestbe smeller ones they rupee.
ended. In tiring them the reed reletively
Ives considereble money in heuling.

 

 

It in leerned from good suthority thnt
the Feirileld county chempionshlp rece
ceenctberunetBMnM June 8. es
the Bsmblere felled epply for the seno-
ticeoftheLA.W., whlchle neceeeery
in e stein or county chemplonshlp rece.
The Bunblere here the ssnction to hold
the meet, but neglected until too lete to
getthseenctionfnrtheconnty rece.
The informer an the Alpbe Wheel club,
of Norwelk. hes received the auction
fro-inteL.A.W. to hold the county

chemploulflp rece June 10.

A speolel meeting of the South
llcrwelk Athletic club wss
m lent night, Vice President
lisherd Sweeney preeldlng. Fleet»
nlel Secretory ll. 0. Csswell rub-
mlttedereportcfthslceneensednew
haehlp.eedJchePedsr..l.W.lcuilsy

 

 

whom

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Hull. underneflielce Perk.
huge-elevation. eellsdthrrecew
counteftheswicneiilceneoftwoof her
eintern. .

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«~Adnlphlecncertet Nerwelh Ietho-
dlet church. 8:15 tonight. Adiebiloe )5
unit; beoriit A. I. B. chem.

Rev. W. .l. Slocum, of St. Iery'e
church, eill deliver e Iemorinl Day ed.
drew to the G. A. 3, nt fit. Iery’s
church. Bridgeport. tomorrow.

Ire. L. Pleit, of New York, hen
noted the Thames L.’ Peck piece on
Eest evenueend will conductefeehion-
eble bonding house there this enmmer.

At Becgor, Iondny, the Portiends
beetthelisngors'ltoii. Lender, ofthe
former teem. pleyed e feultiese get-e,
end is credited with e very dinicnlt
catch.

The choir of the Africen Iethodiet
Episcopsl church will give e concert in

 

 

 

 

 

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a- TI weekwewiilsslithossshiellsugerOnrndEsme tertii-Icperlb" everyonswer~
rsntsd;ilhoeldertepsrlb.:0rsenliieeileb.ccnerib.;0lemeopnnsdto order. the per quert.
Thlsletheoniymerkntinthetown.

FREE AliD PROII’T DELIVERY.

FRANK s. AYERS,
Pininlfloi or THE NEW YORK MARKET.

DONOVAN! BIDUK,

 
 

 

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Combine the LATIIT "TL! All! IIIIIII.

 

the Norwelk Methodist church, m‘fl‘pj
for the benefit of the orgen fund of th’
Knight street church.

-’l‘ehe the children to Reedmen'e.
Decoretion Day, end hnve their pictures
tekeu. Open ell dsy.

 

The South Norwslk poet oilice will
close tomorrow et 10 e. m., end open be-
tween 5 end ii p. m. One generel deliv-
ery end one collection will be mede by
the cerriers in the morning.

 

—Pey your city tee before Seturdey.

 

Jules Hornung, formerly employed by
E. Apell, shipped hie belongings to New
York, yeeterdny. He hen given up the
berber busiueee end is now employed no
shipping clerk in e lerge cortet fecwry.

 

The new billlerd end pool room econ to
he opened in the cent store of The 8:5.
mm. building by Ir. Cnprcn, will be
celled "The Acedeiny." Signsof white
porcelein letters herebeen piscedon the
windowe.

The door of Ire. Frenk Woodwerd’e
conch wee broken from its hingee on
Well street, yesterdny. Ire. Woodwerd
elighted et the poet-office end the mech-
msn storied up. The door flew open
end struck egelnst n trolley pole.

 

 

~Who does your printing? Newmen.

 

The merriege of Iine Viole E. Riley,
of Tnckeboe, to Iiewie C. Bell. of Iiew
(Jensen. will teke piece June 5. The
ceremony will be performed et the
Methodist Episcopel church in Tucke-
hoe. et 7 p. m.. end e reception will fol.
low It the home of the bride, from 8
to 10.

A leige deed tree, evflently killed by
the revnges of the elm tree beetle. which
stood in the front door ysrd of John
F. Iicllshon’s Incidence nt 56 West eve-
nue, wee cut down yeeterdey. A lerge
peir tree on Mrs. Annie lievilend'e prop.
erty. edjoining that of Mr. IcIehon's,
wss cut down recently. Homer Rock-
well. who lives neer by, in of the opinion
thet the tree wee et leeht 150 your old.

 

-—'l‘he purest coffee et Lane's reeteurent.

A perliementery drill w.ll ha conduct-
ed by lire. T. K. Noble, in the iihrery of
the Women's Building. Fridey evening,
Ifey 81st, et 7:45 o‘clock. The other"
of the Women‘s Centrel eeeocletiou wish
it distinctly undeniood thet ell women
interested in this euiajkct ere cordieliy
invited, whether they ere members of
the eneocintion or not. All those who
have copies of the "Common Senna Rules
of Order," by Ir. Tobey. ere requeeted
to bring them.

The teem of Butler IiodgeJlon, l.
O. O. F.,eelected to do the work next
Wednesdey night, held n reheereel lent
night,endenotber one bee been celled
for next Thnnley night. Although the
work teknnnpweseew. itle the weeni-

 

hliloc Wedneedey, when
Csnseeecdliorwelk Lodger ere to be
theguesteol Butler lodge.“ edjnmn—
meet will be tehen to ee-Ieycr Reed's
oysterhcnee. whereeelenebowder end
clnmbske will he enjoyed.

—-Befcre purchssicg retrieve all end
see whet Henry ’l'tlly her to otter—winner

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

E M e Jackson.

(Over I". Ieed's Confectionery.)

 

EDWARBMSTREET

You must come in end look over our eummer stock.
ehow you so excellent line. in elmoet everything desired for the seenon; underwent
both plsin sud ribbed, for lsdiee. gentlemen end children. tinny special bsrgsius.

IIoeiery.——Of couree on ere ewsre of the feet, thet Onyx feet blsck hosi-
ri’. Here in the piece to find them. Here bed the hole
egency for seversi yeern, end know positively thet they here no equsl.

ery, is the beet in the wort

(hrsete.-—0ur stock iecom tr:
Nobetterforthemoneytobe fou .

Fencv (icon—You will find ell tbe lsteet noveltiee here. Our re utetion
for the best goode end the very lowest prices for esme, shell slweys prevei .

Here no msny pretty new thinge. you muet cell end see them. 8 no will
not permit ourmentiouing epecieltiee in this stock, es there ere so my 0 them.

EDWARD

NO ii GAZETTE BUILDIISG,

" A . ‘ W‘erepreperedforitwithegreetverletyof
“om. NOW, | l
8.0». u
99“.. .‘

F. n LAWTON a: co.
. ,2 Goth Main Street.

Found at Last timeeofhlnhprieeeeedecmhieetloesl We ers snlllee
ettbeeemeoldprieee. Touche trevelthe country". eedyce will not ens: e merkst
siuelncnelityorprlee. Onrincreesinehceineesehows thnt we now. weur.

WASHINGTON ”TBIIT.
CKSON’S PitiSFSGRAr-EET

end to ferninh them with the tiniest production! of the PIMQOIAPIIIG A".
LARGE OOLLEOTION O! cuinnnni'e STUDllB.

“.1”
7.50
9.00

SUMMER 11mm ‘
FIXINES.

Bleck Flennel end Cheviot Suite, 36 00.

Blue Serge Suits, 08.50, 012 00 end 815. 00.

Block Diagonal end Cheviot Suite, from $10.00 up. Bold lots of
them lost your et 012.00 and 013.00.

Unlined Serge Coats and Veete, Blues, Blocks and Greys.

Black Alepnoee, from $1.00 up.

STRAW HATS.

We buy them by the case. You know what that means, the to 03.
The newest patterns in

 NElililiEE SHIRTS 7

we have ever had, from 49o to $2 00.
We have the credit of having the best line of

HATS AND tips

for men, boys and children in town.

nuci PANTS.

‘ SOUTH NORWALK.

 

Onreimistcgive eettnfection toonrpetrone.

Photographer.
‘ 58 Well Street, Norwelh. Cone.

We ere reedy to

here e splendid summer corset et 50 ctr.

STREET,

NORWALK.

 

 

IF LITTLE BILLIE
HA1) MARRIED TRILBY
They would heve gone to 2 Elineheth street,

OYCIJE -

teken bicycle leseone, bought their bicyclee, end would now be heppy together.
Our Bicyclee built for one; thet one, you.

LB. MONARCII,

B‘OX -

LADIES’ 22

Do you wear them? Plenty of them here.

COMPANY,

14 SOUTH MAIN ST.,
80 NORWALK.

MASONIC BUILDING,

BEST BUILT, 8100. NORWALK.

 

 

infliction». llillEll.

( (30(1le e ion of it. iiunowelii‘eetorn.

corner at ell end Weier titre-is. Nnr~
welh. Pelt end see the intent stylee in caring
beta. cope. etc. efltf

ROWAYI'ON.

Theodore Neuendorf. of lanes Hill. in
the (lerdeu med, ie herring the grounds
ebout his piece gredul end my other
improvements ere being mede. ,

Ire. Williem T. ilsyniond, of
“The Iepiee," inclining with e petty of
friende et the iiotel Weldori, New York,
todey.

BABIES AXD NOBOTOX.

8. Floyd lielsiieid hssleid out e golf
link on hie enmeive property end is
initieting hie Sermon friends into the
myeteriee of the genie. Albert (l..len~
hinge is nine ee ndmirer of the rport,
end besieid out n link ebcut hie num-
rner residence.

John D. Crimmins end femily. of
sew York city. In ht their eummer
rreidence. Yirwood—on'ihechnnd. Col-
lender'e Pinhead their bendeomenew
leuecli, "Pirwood." in elsont the pier.
Geptele Weliece will run the hoetthis

(.‘Iereneez. Sentield hes thecontreet
tooverheelthereeidsnceof ZlieeJerow,
onhltoy ereeun,end teeny lmporient
cheegse will he mede. Among them
willheeneeteneicnieironMeciudinge
vsrsnde end hey windown.

Garnet}. Tilly intrude to here the
oceanic well in front of hhproperty
manned» Ieln street.” will slsc
remove the open hcerd fence in front of
hiecori-er let eederret in its pleceen
aniehetienen.

hibernatin- Port Chester, it.
1,qu ,ecme'hern tomorrow eedplsy
hell with the Dutch. (int-newt” be
pleyed mine end sfiernooe.

Ir. end “George Denmwhoheve
hen-living withlr. sud Inflated
Imithfcreoeietime.hsveseoredto

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merely-Ive note. The tuners!

 

 

 

 

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sit down to s meel thet is not clsen “that
Some people seem to think it's ell right to give
their horsee dirty food though. he ling no they
give them plenty of it.

It’s not so. Dirty food given e hone colic ell
broken wind.

’Highbie‘s Patent Cleaner

I sell them.

MANUEL 1'. HATCH,

15 MARSHALL STREET.
The Leading Grain Dealer.

Hey, Strew, Grain. Feed, Belt, etc.

Blllflli llFFIliE, 80LIII8' llVEII "I'll:

We Sell HEM Beef in Town.

If you don't think so, or in any wey doubt our word, just givens e cell.”
give our stock of the very beet City Dressed Beef, Veei, bomb or Pork ye.
choicest inspection. Also wecellyour sttentlon toour stock of Fish end VQ.
teblee, in which we ere out done by nobody in the town. Every erticie of feel
obtelned et our merhet is guersnteed. end if not sstisfectery one be returned end
your money refunded. We meet reepectfully solicit your trsde. Beet Cree-fly
Butter in prints, 25c. Freeh Country Eggs, every one werrentsd.

MARKET.

KEEP AN EYE ON THIS SPACE

B. H. PLAISTEIJ.

llRlllililSI.

screens oste cleen.

 

LEAVE YOUR ORDERS FOR

flfl'l' FLflWEBl

WITH us.

BUSES. 50¢: a inz.
cilillllills. lit a doz.

 

 

 

WE ARE OFFERING

Peril Green for 25¢: e lb.
Pod. Hellebore, 250 3 lb.
Gum Cemphor, 60c e lb.
Neptheline, 10c; 3 lbs. for 250.

PEOPLES, F. H. BRADBURZ:

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

PLAISTED’S

 

AND manner SAVE roue
Red Cedar Compound PENNIES. DIMES AND DOLLARS.
Cotton fiweetern, it cunts.
WlhhithALb mane 0" W00.

fest Block Bock- of the We quslity, 9 pslr for I on“

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Cloee Rollediillk Umbrelles, ten-rem. Hendlse, worth to,“
01.0.

A um reriety cf Negligee Shim, Wsshsble Hn-hende. Club flee-r
Ties. Bind flown. rte , on.

custom Iedn Stills, from .18 up. '
A cell solicited. Open every evening until 9 o'clock.

Davis, the Tailor,
3.... wwwgm CLOTHIEB. liil'TEil and FlilllllSliEll.

emtwfl“ com lonwemt, cone. mailman” “Old Block, 80m NM cl.

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