Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, August 17, 1895 · page 5

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,, H. Watkins. rector of Green
urwslh. willpresch in Lewis-

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3. small, of Hudson. Ohio.

Minthe South liorwslk Con-
! church. tomorrow.

 
 

 

x the private governor's ctr of
Trsmwey Co. for trolley

 

 

R 0. Sherwood will presch to-
afternoon at 8 o'clock, in the
. "chapel. Middle Five Bills
r The acceding service will be
'weshheuos_.______
’csaeof George W. Booth, of Nor-
,arrestedon the charge of selling
without first having taken out a
.. t license. isdown for a pre-
, , hearing today“'et New Haven.
W- Booth hasbecu in jailslnce his

t. 1 .

‘g-Fcre quarter lamb 63., N. Y. M’k't.

Theremaine of the late James Hamil-
weretehentoliilburn. N. J., this
morning, leaving South Norwslk on the
train for New York. The funeral
advices and burial will take place in

H . . , where Ifr. Hamilton's family
is located.

Thsrewill he a union picnk: of the
Mint and Congregatiohsl Sunday
ml- of Bldgefleld, at Rotcn Print.
next Wednesday, the 21st lost. Not
‘onlytbememberscfthe schools, butall
lid! friends in Bidgrlield are expected
to join the excursieniste.

 
 

 

 

 
 
 

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

-‘i'he Fall term at Union Business
Nlrgs, Iisin and Congress Ste, Bridge-
port, opens Sept. 2nd. This school pro
videe more students with positions than
fill other schools in Bridgeport combined.
. ritefor new catslogue.

mCouaty Commiesidnsre have just
. -the Dsnbury jail. They found
wthiug in first-class order and com-

, ted Jailer Scott on the gebsrsi
. tion. The commissioners were
.... toilndenentire absence of no,
pleasant odors so common about jails
This for the new cells in the’ jail are ex-
1.. this week.

J—lrs. Sawyer is the proud owner of a
daily [Sterling wheel, purchased from
Fox Cycle 00.

Thesttentiou of fishermen and others.
ilcaiied to the following act paused by
the legislature at its recent session.
“The taking of escslope in any part of
the waters of the towns of Norwslk sud
Wmtporl, or the waters adjacent thereto
h hereby prohibited between the first day
of April and the first day of October in
each year.” Any person violating the
provisions of the foregoing law, b liable
to a line of not less than 05, nor more
then see.

—-Fcr golf csps cell at O’Brien’s.

It is said that the County Commimlorh
uswillaotrsnder s decision upon the
Cheese Spring road case right away.
”Shawl-such s complicated one that
. willoonsult counsel before render-
adscision. Commissioner lead is
; [dine with his family, and no action
willhetshsn until his return. An sp~
[Ii will probably be taken whichever
mythsy msy decide the case. and it
iii no doubt be a long time before that
is worked or used as s public

“fathered cotton and lisle thrssd rib-
bed vests, from dc upwards, at Ii. 8.
Smith's. .__....__

The picnic at The Knob, yesterday,
”tribunal. B. Ferris and friends.
”surest delightful occasion. At 12
w‘twenlyfour sat down too table
with sound thimra irmn mob femi-
"III "the were stipuinrrrenmf try an
, f uh elem f'lll'iia by Mr botanist,
_ ,VU slum Isl) lIiuliIl'ieI us lfllst st til-9
.m‘, moi titre «liner-r it use sown to
“flipper together at the Insure p sue

Whom 0i J m 's ism me o- u m. in nu
“tilted to! the claim N -t situ-
“ding the Mist riwwmr». it waste wry
m 3M refreshing vet I'll-s Kmth. all i it
seemed sell ems-yin" am e uni. tool

7. photographer list Lucretia alert. the

reins school testberg. at when: no

“‘0

cap event. and the start will he at Hull-
hell’s corner and around over Bsby Sill.

—-lrnpsrisl Crown 10¢. cigars cannot
bebesten. Verdict ofemohere.

Amsssmsetiag'furboys will he held
in the gymnasiumof the Christiss

 

 

Sunday afternoon at 8:30 An illus-

Il. ‘Heydrloh.

Letter Carrier Henry O.;Bailoy sent
titty eight bouquets to the llsw York
Flower Illusion last week Lsst month
lir Bailey sent one hundred sud titty-
three to the same place. The flowers
are distributed to the poor.

 

The marriage of lflse Helen Ids Oreo
gory to Stoddard Grey Goodsell, of
Bridgeport, is to take place at the home
of her parents, Ir. and lire. Charles
S. Gregory. on Westport avenue, Tues-
day, the 27th inst . st 8 p. m.

 

—'i'he restaurant in connection with
the Washington Hotel. on East Wash-
ington street, will resume business to.
marrow morning

Whereis that cold wevr?’ 'Norwslh-
ers have not yet felt its lcy;breath upon
theireweltering brows. It was thought
by many that the heavy storm this
morning would cool the atmosphere. but
matters only seem to be more stealing
than ever.

TheRldgeilsld baseball team this sunr-
mer has some excellent timber, says the
Press The nine her new preoured very
nesteuits,\and will make their first sp-
pesrsnce in their attractive attire this
afternoon, when they will meet the For
wslh Y. hi. 0. A. nice. This promises
to he s very exciting contest.

 

 

-—Iiim Ifsrirn Nash rides a dainty
Crescent from Fox Cycle Co.

Ridgefleld seems to be s. fsvorite resort
for Norwslh people. lire. Fauntleroy, of
Elm street. has taken a cottage for the
rest of the season. Rev. B. B. Watkins
and family are spending several weeks
there. and last Sunday Rev. S. B. Pond
preached in St. Stephen’s church in thst
village in exchange with the pastor, Rev

Dr. Ely.

. ___._____
Four handicap races for boats twenty-
gilvs feet and under. load water line,
have been arranged by the Stamford
Yscht club for silver cups presented by
Rear Commodore Frederick H. Hoyt.
The first will be sailed todsy at 3 p. m;
the second. the 24th inst., st 2 p. In ; the
third. September 14. at 2 p. m., and the
fourth, September 21, at 10:80 a. In.

~Genle' and children’s bathing suits,
all prices, at I. 8. Smith‘s.

The Ifesonic fraternity of Bridgeport
will soon be quartered in the finest and
most complete temple in. the state. and
the building, which is now nearly com-
pleted, will he s credit to the city and to
Masonic bodies under whose direction it
has been erected. The building stands
at the bend of Broad street. opposite City
Hall, in as central iocstion as could have
been found.

«imported Pschorrhreu from linen-
shsn on draught. also in bottles. by lar-
tln Spshr, Eagle Hotel. The bottles are
speoisl for invalids.

John Bsynhsm and John Sullivan are
the only two promos of Ssugstuck elfec
ted by the recent isllure cfthe Lockwood
Isnufscluring company. of South Nor-
walh’. Both gentlemen have been em-
ployed for more than s year by the firm,
sud are creditors for smell amounts.
which will undoubtedly be paid usoon
es the present financial dillicultlss are
straightened out.-—Westpmer.

om- wish we we to impress upon
motsthluwwe in 'lll ’IX‘HHLI columns
ImiHi'e-I-lyii'rrxnhu. silt-Ir names in
tree» or Otiislililivilufl ms in order that
wo- rmy so tell that they rnrrno from a
rennin-e lull m. Hwy purple observe
riv- rulu. lust msly every day What
emu ti u hrrwlsr- in umd items go into
3... tolerates tout-m incense ttIr-y cum.-
tmmno unsatowtr M'll'l‘l 01‘ cannot in
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irons» am rt will be .‘ heal. I

 

Young len‘ a league. 8i Chestnut street. '
trstsd bottle talk will be given by Alfred '

 

EDWARD

General clearing up.

ling them.
Sale commences today.

EDWARD

N05 GAZETTE BUILDING,

'stoch and lownses of prlcs.w

" 7:5, nutrition?

JACKSON ’8 PHOT’OGBAPHS
Combine the nsrasrsrmurn mun. cui- slur n to win satisfaction to our
and to furnish them with the float productions of the PHOTOGRAPH!!! LIT.

LARGE COLLECTION Cl’ CHILDREN‘S STOOL”.

E. M. Jackson. Photographer.

Greet reduction all through the line.

All summer goode must go, and so quickly.

Be (linen; the first to secure the greatest bargains that
have been offered this summer.

You have never bought dry goods as cheep as we are eel-

brit interests by visiting'onr‘rnsrket.
logsll of its branches for eseslience or

excelled For instance, th week we

otter Sperry a Bsrnes’ and lsrwin’s
plow Haven Shoulders for be per lb. '

Fuels. iym, Proprietor.
South Hawaii.

5! Wall Street, Norwslh, (lean.

STREET

STREET,

NORWALK.

 

 

Silliflll SliEBlillllll. Hill“.

0000me s‘gortinuaw of I. Guscwski‘e store.

“corner of terstreets. Nor-
nndses the latest styles in shrine

hats. cape. 0more. alstf

iir. William liter; llumlston.

Organist (1 Director nth Norwslk
Convener-“ions! church, reactor at

Plano. Oman. Harmony. so Bsyvlew ave
Terms‘ till) r thres- usrisr hour lesson.
in advance: 1: essone for Into. an

Full assortment of Fish. ‘st People‘s
liar-hot, ill North Iain street.

Howard W. Doty. clerh st Comstoch
Brothers' Ncrwslt store, is quite ill.

——Bsrgsins in second hand wheels. at
Fox Cycle 00.. 2 Elizabeth street.

The Wheeler Straw works, on Better
street, will probably start up the last part
of this month.

The Norwaik street Railway company
is today using its new turnout on lisln
street, Norwslk.

The ladies of the Norwslh Congrega-
tional church will hold an autumnal sale
some time in October.

—-—...

Rev. E. S. Kidd will preach tomor-
row Isornlng and eve-logic the South
Norwaik Baptist church.

 

—Fnll assortment of fruits and vege-
tables of all kinds. st People's lurker. 18
North lisln street

A lawn party will he held at the reel-
dence of William Harris, at Silvermlne,
next Thursday afternoon.

lire. Wilbur Bailout and family, who
moved from this town to Vinelsud,
Colorado. some time sec, sre all rfllict.
ed with typhoid fever.

Charles Taylor. the boy who had a
miraculous escape from death at Both &
Goldemlth’s corset fsctory, yesterday,
by falling three stories through the ele-
vstcr shaft, as related in 'l'lrrt Shii‘l‘lll’EL.
is still and isms todsy, and sullen con-
siderable pain from his bruises.

 

~Leglsmh. 12” and all other meets
in pmpmlion. st Perpls'o lsrhst, 18
North Main street

it Ap It received II it‘IiN' in m 0er A
Hemmm, lest night written or Csseel,

“Yurrrlittlw hoot true been very useful
smieverythimt his wine rut sit right.
launch is wry interesting and we fol-
t .ml your directions to the latter. Ces-
set,tm.ls bssutllul.hut i am sorry to
say we Irregular: Will‘al the water dia-
psy st Wii'll‘lilthw. it takes place
«My mt Holidays ncwmrd we counted on
mine it ulnulvrow. Wednesday. As we
were risemttilnu from “Hercules" We
(sometime to true. with the two oldest
sum of the emperor. together with their
mm" We have also I“ the king of
linden. wag veepths trip to Russia,
wing mun l‘nn fort to Swiiurlaud for
s in days. and toes resumed» mores
as laid out. W all well and cutting

Mir? . , ~

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

liwmsoy. Alumni ll drying in glimmer:- '

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

Where
Experience

Counts

if anywhere. is in the pre-
psrntidn of prescriptions.
We iind we have averaged
three thousand of them s
year since we started in
business, and believe this
to bestieest half or those
written in this oity,',witlrin
that period.

These figures sflcrd a pretty
good argument why you
should bring such work to
us.

Our experience adds noth-
ing to your expose; but s
good deal to your security.

 

Plaisled's Drug Store

Under Mshsckemo Hotel,

' 32 WiSlillilTiiii STREET.

South Norwslk. Conn.

 
 

Careful housewives consult their own

stsndun» ’

"ml

at prices it's hard to resist.

14 South Main street,
South Norwallr.

 
 
 

BEST GRAIN
FOB HORSES
AND CATTLE.

 

 

Diamonds.

ll. ll. iiillVElfs
City Employment Agency.

Ladies and gentlemen I'M‘rion bovine-rm"
helplusnyv'spowitv men ‘mriu m» um ..
thesbove agency. Alli‘ flirts-s "telling Wei”

ti one.
Wanted lmm ~rllrtsly

Firet Nomi (Hill and Ms mun mn- bII'
those having It t. at us vr me- mm sup;
Good unions in the right turtle. l‘WO
LAU ours» he

Situations Wanted immediately.

For four «seldom t-ix suit-emits”. «mews-u.
or, six wullrwe . the rinurlm-u-plie: tar .
nurse girl ~

"70,930?!“ Milli airport ‘0 rill Nnvwnlt. .

 

525?.

Mr. King’s
scrum ,le anvs

Btililllli. 37?...“ lllliiilllll.
lie-«openw Sent 26.

"Ah-—
The lit-hm! Prom 09 Thoroughly for Out-
lrl' l-l.neinm

 

1
mm nine more new emu-rut Willow.
«i hi "hi Que
fig?" ”Ann' Receive i it “fit?!“"A‘i
loom»... ’1’» mm. tho- 0.. rte
whistlwifl? “allots. .

 

"broth is sol'w-g Ins.) Ill in uteri-mime
ll rims" «islwzinrll-
Willi.
firmed, r . o

EMBED-"i? Mill

We will sell until the first of September, our entire I
of Children’ s Medium and Light Weight Suite without reserve:

$5.09 land/$6.00 SUITS for

$2.

Come and See us.
We Can do you Good.

Your 'MilNEY rrcx W van ~ mm II.~

-—-——-—-—-————--.

Store open Monday illll Saturday events.

iflMSTflflli Bills.

CLOTHIERS,

THE WHOLE 'OCEAN ‘ ~
Will not tempt a horse to drink. The horse h ‘ a
dainty animal, withhlgh-strnug nerves, and re-.
quires the best of water and food to keep him in
good condition. This is the reason why yon ‘
should feed your horses Oats screened by Highie’e

Patent Cleaner. They contain no dust nor dirt. I
sell them.

, ‘ MANUEL T. HATCH,

15 MARSHALL STREET.

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

Sill

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

95.

 

Masonic Building ,
N o rwalk.

J

, -mm. no-.- ..

The Leading Grain Dealer.

BRANCH omen.
sonms'
uvnnr swam

 

PERHAPS YOU DON’Ti

But if you should want any

Watches. Jewelry or

or your Watches, Clocks and Jewelry re«
paired and ciesnsd, call or send at once to

A. W. AUSTIN,

OPERA HOUSE BLOCK, NORWALK.

Silverware

Taylor at Golden.
Heal [stale and Insurance.

wssmrrm'orr “I'll-“s

a'iz'girrn’rgre 'l’mtln for shut? or hottestI "1:!”
. e- on on are n t In
all and cadmium our first. Winn. than
«is! n every pttri oi thw eltv at"
Mm earl ow um Mm-

s
on” at

Cali .. Pasmr: Beach

one full Till assent.
rum mm) an MA. «run-1.

 

lull Slum Dinner. 75 cents.

Militia it" .o itltYNuJN. interior» in
m Ins

5....

TOADVERTISERS.

(“thence- varmnt he marsh-
temi the Home rlnv thV in hand. _‘

will be mode to munurtmruirsm ‘ ‘
trons, hm. changermunm h-I. ,j
meiotic! upon an a right «am; ‘

 

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