Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, June 8, 1895 · page 4

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thought that the legislature
probably complete its business out

 

 

billiard parlors will beopened
‘_ with live new tables and all the
inrpruvemenm ‘
" est received. new line of sauces.»
store. Washington sweet.
George Hose. who recently moved
parish to Toliee street. has been
yelck with heart trouble.

Alpha Wheel club race committee
lindeelded to receive entries up to 10
clock tonight, to accommodate local

 

 
 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 

 

 
 

 

 
 

 

 

Specialty I. paranoia at very low
prices. Don't ialltocallat II. S. Smith‘s.

ii. Bennett Smith. winner oi the
mains prise in the Irvington illi-
burn road race. has entered in the Alpha's

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

The boxes of flowers which beentilled
ii. trout porch of thd‘Nsttonal Bank of
"all. last summer. have been replac-
there this ssuo___i_i__.

The regular quarterly meeting of the
Motion of the Women's Exchange
”ilibeheid next Honday at 4 p. m., it
Booth Iain street.

-—Straw hate cleaned, at O‘Brien’s.

 
 

 
 

 

 

William F. Brotherton. of West street.
who has had a mild form of insanity for
some years. was taken to the Kiddie-
wn' hospital. yesterday, by Selectman
Thoma. -

 

, Some of the members of the Norwalk
.1. I. C. A. have chartered the napiha
launch “Venture” for a series of moon-
wiigiitaails. The iirst will be held next
‘ htsday night.

--Ioe cream soda at lane’s.

 

all]. George A. Sbsllhooe, of West
lain street. has joined the ranks of
women bicyclists. lire. J W. Hunt.“
“Malay street, is also learning the
basoinatiug art.

“Captain Jack" James. of Norwalk,
will play first base with the Danbury Y.
I. 0. A. ball team. this afternoon. in a
game with the Edgewoods at New Haven.
Collins will pitch.

—-8tiii we keep right on registering.
;«Wbeelmsn’s Protective Co. A. D. Fer-
. thy-sent.

, ‘ The ladies are having a "sewing bee”
‘ “The Knob. to-day. hemming towels
. {bribe restaurant. The new broiler will

. abobe put in today and an addition of
three doaen camp chairs lor the lawn.

 

 

‘i'bsdower mound at the intersection
d lairdeld avenue.«~ Spring and West
sileelshaebeeneompleted. It is a de-
~ oided improvement and will add very
wit to the attractiveness of the locality
III! which it h situated.

~0reat reduction in trimmed and on.
' trimmed hats. Come early and secure
, bargdne. B.Tliloteon,207 Washington at.

I ‘lhabilito prohibit policy playing and
fielaspingof aplscswbere euohlare.
bridle be played.hee been parsedby
the Iqieisturennd will become slaw
rhaiswdasnoraseoonasthcgcvernor
M'aflasshhslguaturetothemessure.

49 ion printing. good and me-
nhis. go to Gardner. Well and Water
”dictum.

. A meeting of The Knob Outing club
W beheld at the Iabaoltemo Hotel at
aDishes! tonight. at which the voteon
*Mmants to the constitution and
bylaws will be counted. A meeting of
he governing committee will follow.

g-udhlchnslm N. r. Market.

old rivalry betweenC. mflselsy
3A. Saunders crops out sgalues

berthsAipbaWbeslcluh’sroad
‘mscbas. The lrlsndsoi each
very much lite toseetbsss test
wmwmmmcmu
uiwhlehisthsbsst men. Sealsyhas

Mastered anemic are eating
handmahssnetdcuellhewlss.

vii-A Wm line or genu’ osgligas
‘ commencement.

m Brett. “DI-lmr Jack.” the

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

Engineer Sauteed. of the Shell
concatenate phase in stays. put.

,iegthsbillitlasrsecloetaralbrdeneer

mmmmmewusm

Edna Brush. daurbtsr of lit. and Airs
CiarecosBrnsh. ol Franklin street."
upyeeterday tor the first time since her
recent attack at scarlet fever. The house
is still quarantined.

-—A complete line of genta’ balhriggan
underwear, usually sold for 50c, special,
the. st II. S. Smith's.

Dr. Wilson. oi Bridgeport»... was in
South Norwalh, yesterday. and is getting
his house on Smith's island ready for co-
cupancy next week. when
come here lor the summerg)

 

 

 

—'i'hosetsgs add value toyour wheel;
no disfigurement. Wheslaten's Protec-
tive Co. A. D. Ferris, agem.

 

Senator Ferris, chairman of the com-
mittee on dual adjourpment. hse_not yes
been able to decide when the state of
public business will permit of dual “ad-
journmeut of the General Assembly.

 

The Antonia Sentinel says the Nor-
walls wanted to play the Welcomes, of
that place. today. but the game was
postponed for one week. on account of
the conditionol the grounds, which are
undergoing improvements.

 

The iormal notice of the sale of the
New York and New Engleud railroad
under foreclosure of the second mort-
gage was published for the first time yes-
terday. According to it the property
will be sold at Hartford.Conn.,on July 9

 

—ilen and boys' straw hats, at O'Brien‘s

 

The “Florence 3.." Captain Roy Com.
stock. h now ready ior charter. and can
beseeurcd at reasonable rates. Accom-
mddatlons for twenty to twenty-live.
Good cabin and everything first-class.
Those wishing to secure the vessel should
apply to the captain or William P.”
Beet.

 

A meeting of the executive committee
of the Young People‘s Society of [Chris-
tisn Endeavor. oi the South Norwalk
Congregational church. will be held in
the west parlor. Sunday evening at 6
o’clock. A delegate will be chosen to
represent the society at the international
convention to be held in Boston in July.

 

—Fish the best at the lowest prices.
N. Y. Market.

Mrs. Bebeeca Booth. of 19 Washing-
ton street. on aligbticg from the 4:07
train from Bridgeport. yesterday after-
noon. discovered that a satchel she car-
ried had been slit open. and a purse con‘
tsing 32 in change and a number of re-
ceipts. had been extracted. The matter
was reported to the police, who are in-
vestigating.

—-A subject for investigation.‘ Why
riders oi Crescents are soweii pleased
with their wheels. Ask any party who
bought wheel at 8 Elizabeth at. about it.
Sterlings.Barues,Crescents. Fox Cycle 00.

 

Notice has been served on the Consoli-
dated Railroad company of the intention
of the Norwalh Tramway company to
extend its tracks to Darlen. As the pro-
posed extention will be a partial parallel
oi the Consolidated the Superior Court
has ordered a bearing to he held at the
court house. Bridgeport. June 14. at 10
o'clock. forenoon.

—-Ses our extensive line of waist alike
at popular prices. II. S. Smith.

The Fox Cycle company have received
a request iron the Crescent heed-
quartere in New York to furnish
a “photo" of their academy here
for a cut for the Crescent Bulletin.
their trade organ. They say: “The
business success you have achieved with
Crescentels due not less to your push
and advertising than to the quality of
goods you sell."

-lisad Fox Cycle Co.'s advertisement.

The County Commisalouers give notice
that all persons whose applications lcr
quuorllcausessrspeudingmustcemplste
tbsboslnssshsicrsthe twentieth oi this
month or immediately stiller modes.
prevued. olcourss. that they have been
selling on tbsstssnathottbeirappllcs-
tions. The commissioners go out or
otherwiththscieaeoitblsmonth and
do not intend to have uailnlshed any
buslusseltispomlbletocloseup.

-lfso‘e shoes at :01.“ arsabargsia.
D. .i. Sbssban. b “heiress, licrwaik.

ASayviswavsaaseonplswhonsvs
Matrices isdhiaraslsselivseaadss-

lord team or the annuity.
wsieioundisetsvenisgaidssnlyisgla

 

 

 

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Fish

lfis tamlly will .

 
 
 

 

Found other?“
stthasamsoldrrloss. Youcau travelths“ n
thatwiilheatoslnqualltycrprles. ow,

’l'hieislhlsonilinarhetinthatowo.

DONOVAN“ 31003.

I

E. M. Jackson.
(Over F. Head's Confectionery.)

 

them to you at the old prices.

12.}. Not over four to a customer.
’d

EDWARD

NO lb GAZETTE BUILDING,

F D LAWTON 81 CO

Main Street.

 
 
 
 
 
 

I" ‘l'nIswsshwewillsellthcsssmallSnearOnrvd
nutsdtSboulderlcnclhtentlmaonerihtClam:opensdio order. Ito Der quart.

‘ FREE AND PEOIPT DELIVERY.
§ FRANK. s.
Piiill’iiliiilii OF THE NEW YORK MARKET.

WASHINGTON STREET.

 

J A CKSON ’8 PHOTOGRAPHS

Combine the career men are same. Our aim is to site utisiaction to our patrons.
and to furnish thorn with the onset production or the rnorooaari'rro an.

LARGE COMO! Ol' outcome STUDIES.

EDWARD

Every lady wants a belt this season. and of course it is creating a scarcity.
We have anticipated it. and have laid in from time to time, the choicest styles to he
found, at prices very much less than interior goods are selling for today. We also
have a large assortment of silk beitings, colors and black. all widths.
Mosquito nets have been advanced by the manufacturers.

Have received another case 0! the lemons ribbed vests at be apiece, worth

New and choice shirt waists opened today.
stock or white lawn and cambrlc shirt waists. ,

 
 

 

andlarhsti clltintiiase

. i

' AYERS,

SOUTH NORWALK.‘

Photographer.
‘8 Wall Street. Norwaih. Conn.

STREET

We will sell

This line includes a good

STREET,

NORWALK.

 

 

Some hey we are “leery."
CERTAIN IT 18, WE HAVE

2 Elizabeth Street.

Renting. Repairing. Sundries,

OVERSTOCKED.

Some Rare Cash Bargains.

FOX CYCLE COMPANY.
lily linen in Price. ,

Some 3.. we are “Finely."
BICYCLES FOR DELIVERY.

See our Stock.

lust imurd Illil Comer.

 

Siiiliiii Sililiiillliii. lliiiili.

CCUPflSa adhertlou of B. Gusowskl's stem.
corner oi all and Water at Nor-
walk. (‘alland see the latest styles snring
hate. no sin.

Ir. William Henry ilumlstcn
Organist and Director South Norwaih ‘
Congregational church.

Plano. Organ. Harmony. 23 Bayvliawtgvs

KA-TON-K A.
the Great Indian Blood lleliciie

sold at the Norwalho

winter. can now be h ofthelr agents

for Norwalk and vicinity. at
att’s.

Betta &. By

No. D and Si Cannon street. gs lw
BOWAYTON.

At the Rowayton Methodist Episco-
pal churcb. tomorrow morning. the pea-
tor will preach on "UnlulSlled ideals.”
In the evening the Sunday school will
observe Chlldnu's Day in the usual in-
teresting manner. Young people‘s meet-
ing in the evening at 6:45. leader, I.
H. Slater. Subject. "The Ways of God
Justified.”

In the Baptist church. tomorrow
morning. the pastor will preach on “The
Divine lotbsrhood." Evening subject,
"The Deadly Viper.” Y. P. S. C. E.
meeting at 0:45. led by John B. Sharer.
Topic. “ch to Study the Bible."

There will be a meeting in the Baptist
church louday evening to organise a
boys‘ brigade. All boys between the ages
of ten and twenty-one. who wish to join.
are Invited to be present at the meeting.

The strawberry festival under the ace-
pices oi the members of the Baptist
church. will be continued in the old
school house tonight. There was a good
attendance last evening.

Sylvester Remington has had a new
hero built near his residence in Brooks
side. tbsworh. with theeaotptionoltbe
painting. being completed.

Ii‘lie scholars oi the Third iiethodist
Episcopal Sunday school will meet to
nightintbecberobto deeoratsltlorihs
Children’s Day exercises.

The parents of Its. Alice Dean Ward
arrived here this week and will spend
the summer with their daughterzou Con-
tentment island.

The Isthodlst church .will gives
strawbwry and ice crsem festival [in the
chapel. sent filday and Saturday evas-

 

 

 

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H H PLAIS'I'HH,

lllilliililST.

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Ill. llElll illlll,

liii firms amass.

 

We have taken the
agency for “LllilBIG’S
PU RE MALT EX-
TRAOT,’”the Best Ton-
ic and Strength Giver
Mode. Single Bottled:
25 mute; $2.15 per dozen.

W

Pleisted’e
Benzoin
Cream
CURES Tan,

Sunburn and
Freckles.

ii an.»

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

w llllm
F IXIN'HS.

Blac innuel and Cheviot Suits, $6.00.

Blue Serge Suits, 08. 50, 012 no and $15. 00.

Block Diagonal and Cheviot Suits, from $10.00 up. Sold
them last year at 812.00 and $13.00. ‘

Unlined Serge Cents and Vests, Blues, Blocks and Grays.

Black Alepeces, from 31. 00 up.

4 SHAW HATS.

We buy them by the case. You know what that means, Bile to 01..
The newest patterne‘ in x

NEEilBEE SHIRTS

we have ever had, from 49c to $2.00. ,
y We have the credit of having the best line of

HATS Alill GAPS

for men, boys and children in town.

nuci PANTS.

Do you wear thorn? Plenty of them here.

llllilllll Bill.

14 SOUTH MAIN ST., MAso’égc BUILDING,
so. NORWALK. /‘NORWALK.

 
 

_ A Little Wet

isn't a good thing to find out about your Straw‘
and Hay. especially while prices are up. want
to get all you can out of them. and you wan than
to keep and you don't want to have to worry
about them.

i sell Bay and Straw That Are Dry all!
Sweet. or I tell you if once in a while! haven
small lot that is not.

Good Clean BAY and S'mAw and Good Cum
OATS that won’t sicker: your horses.

MANUEL T. HATCH.

15 MARSHALL STREET.
The Leading Grain Dealer.

Hay. Straw. Groin. Feed, Salt. etc.

Biilliilli OFFIGE. SOLIAIS’ [WEST "I'll.

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We Sell The Very Best Beef in Town

If you don't think so, or in any way doubt our word, just give us) a call and
give our stock of the very best City Dressed Beef. Veal, Lamb or Pork year
choicest impaction. Also we call your attention to our stock 0! ,Flsh and Vega.
tables. in which weareout done by nobody in the town. Every article d deed
obtained at our market is guaranteed. and if not satisfactory can be returned Id
your money refunded. We meet respectfully solicit your trade. Best 01“"!
Butter in prints. 250. Fresh Country Eggs. every one warranted.

PEilPLES’ ‘ F- gamma... MARKET."

W, I

KEEP AN EYE ON THIS SPA. °

AND THEREBY SAVE YOUR

PENNIES. DIMES AND DOLLAR.-

Cotton Sweaters, 19 MI
Fast Black Socks of the die quality, 2 pair for 85 north.

Close RollcdSilb Umbrellas. IatcetStyic Handles. worth .9,“

r" ‘ “W
A largevsrletyoi Negliges Shirts. Washable tin-bands. Club How:
Tim. Band Bows.eic .etc.

. Custom lads Suits. lrom SIS up.
A cell solicited. ppcn every evening until elo'clook.

Davis, the Tailo

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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