Evening sentinel, Tuesday, February 11, 1896 · page 5

 

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“Full!!! If m
“if M
h It The“ They he and Rest
blunt.“ Anni arm
Own ftrlv “Wm
nurse St. George has returned to
Nerwalt.
, Inulsebodgewfll meet in Geriasuia
mulling)“. ”1......”
.‘l'heA-rlousllagingsoeietywillholda
‘Mnewmrhg‘m

Butler lodge, l. 0, 0. 13“.. will rehearse
the cramming.

The president 11.. nomlmadsu‘e
Wheeler to be postmaster at Westport.

Uncas Tribe, l. 0. B. M" will work
theHunter‘sdegrcetomght, on several
candidates. 2”

cm... Sttuley, of "11111. angst,
Nor-walk, is seriously ill1with inflamma-
tiou of the bowglut. “a

Motorman'c. A. ' Tuck, of tho Nor-
walt Street Railway line, who has been
seriously ill. is improving.

Edward Jones and Charles Johnston
were fined 85 this morning. by Judge
Frost, for being intoxicated.

 

 

 

 

x“. Robert H Morton, of‘il‘aylor I who have had measles, arc alsowell.

avenue, is sick With pleurisy. Frant‘

been sick. ‘ - ~12

 

Min Lena F. Taylor, of Norwalt,iRev. (1H. Beard and HenryO. Bailey.

will be one of the singers in a concert to!

be given in the auditorium ofthe Mm" ‘ mast and sail was found on the south

Library. Southport, tonight.

A battalion drill of Companies F and
D will be held in the Nor-walk Amory

tonight at 8 o '.cloclr MajOr Hendrie, of ‘

Stamford, will be in command

m...—

The pig to be awardedto the laziest' ‘Mrs Lowe

man in Norwallr, at the Norwalk Opera
House. tonight, is on exhibition at W.
R. Bates’ grocery store on Main street
Norwalk.

M. A. Giflin, manager of Comstock
Brothers' South Nor-walk store. will
move from the Couch cottage ill High
street to the Millard house ill Bayview
avenue, April 1st._

 

9'".

Welcome Stranger 1.0115», Sons of St.
George, will meet tonight, when several
candidates will be”l'ijltiated Bishop
McMahon Council .55.,3. L. will also
, hold its regular inoetiftg tonight

”Jamal?

There will be a prism rehearsal of
the volunteer chef; iififiég'clock. at the
South Norwalk Mothulixslchureh. The
pastor mquests all the members of the
choir to be present to become familiar

the new book.

—Cate sale by the _li1dies of Grace
church Guild, at the home of Miss Hoyt,
09 Main street, Thursday afternoon,
February 13th, from 3 until" a o 'cloek.

The annual report just made by Comp-
troller Mead shows that the grand list
of the state for purposes of taxation is
$414,258,956, a decrease of $2,064,296.
The state expenses last year exceeded
reciepts by $219,604.

Frank Attoll, who assaulted Stephen
Hartwick with aIbilliard cue ' six. or
seven weeks ago, and lbft town, return-
cd yesterday and was arrested. This
morning Judge. Frost fined him $15.
which he paidf“ ’ 7 ' ‘ V ‘

At Ridgefield's recent 1 amcial town
meetings committee was appointed to
take the matter of building a new town
hall into consideration, procure plans,
and report to a special town meeting
early in March. A combined town hall
and library may be built.

The owners of . Comps Beach, located
south of Saugatuck harbor, are authority
for the information that the New York
Yacht club will establish at that point
all important rendezvous. It IS asserted
that representatives of the club have
about completed negotiations with Wil-
linm R. McCready, whose property com-
mands an unobstructed view east and

1 west of the Sound.

I The men's meeting which was held
at the South Norwalk Methodist church,
last evening, was well attended and of
‘2 great interest. This evening the meet-

ing will be for all,‘ beginning at 7:30

with seeing service, '.A new revival

hymn book will be used tonight Ifor the
Jim time. All the members lot the
volunteer choir and .1ll who can sing are
requested to meet Mr. Comstock 111 the
lecture room at Tajclock, for an half
hour of practice. All are invited.

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Morton and Gracie May Allen have also 1

Hints-IMIMM.
Wilmuraovlngtodsy

Mlfiouth mm to South“
m. ...s..........

Harry Hubbell, of West Main street,
and Edward Miller, of Grand street.are
quite ill with the measles.

Prof. Reynolds will return to Nor.
walttheweehostroh 9, and willbe
at the Nor-walk Opera House.

..,......,

Mrs. G A. Goodrich, of Great Falls.
Montana. is expected here this week,
tovisither father. Robert H. Rowan.

Mg ’ ,of the Bradley Fertilizer
comps... of Boston. was in town
today, the guest of Raymond Brothers.

w.-.

Dr. and Mrs. F. V. 808". of Willi-
mantic, have been visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Theodore Iowndeul, South Main
street.

Hazel. an infant daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles File ‘1 of Water street,
Norwalt, died yeetcruy afternoon. The
funeral was this afternoon.

Several lrlembers of the family of
Charles E. Miller, of Grand street. are
ill with the measles. A quarantine
has been placed 011 the house.

Willie Kelly. of Spring street, has re-
covered from an attack of intermittent

. uh, ‘ ,

an. v.

The arrsllgstnent and other commit-
tees of the Garments Srengerbund's
masquerade ball will meet tonight to be
aremeasnred for customer.

It is reputed that s Hartford concern;
which manufactures rubber tires. is loot~
ing for units in Norwalr. A mucosa
tative of the company was in Norwalt,
yesterday, looting at the old Binlonds
foundry in Mechanics street, and other
vacant factories. '_ p ‘

The board of directors of the Nor-w alt
Hospital association met last night and
held a conference with the agent of “Ben
liar." but could not mare a suitable
open date for an entertainment. The
building committee reported that the
final plans were now being drawn.

he Ispt Her Word.

A detective was bringing a woman
whom he had arrested at Boulogue-aur-
Seine upon a steamer to the prefecture,
when at the Concorde bridge a well
dressed man threw himself into the riv-
er and was drowning. The detective is
an excellent swimmer, and it cost him
a painful struggle to see a fellow cres-
inre lose his life. “If only I were
alone. " he said to his prisoner, “I would
jump into the water to save him. "

The woman, who had been sentenced

 

fever. Other members of the family,

Among the interested spectators at tlch
.lgll of the, Hungarian “Reform church.
in Germania Hall, last night, were

A four-cared white bottom boat. with

} upon the police. at once replied:

Iwill not run away."

to 15 days' imprisonment for assault
Mm
110. I will wait for you at the pier and
The detective
thereupon plunged into the stream and
seized the drowning man by his clothes,

1 when a boat struck against him violent-

ly and made him lose his grip. He dived
again. but in vain, and, quite exhaust.

led he was pulled on board a small

stilf, which “as nearly mashed by s

i side of Chimrnons Island by a Norw alt I steamer coming from the 09PM“ direc-

 

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fisherman. where it had been driv on by
the storm. i

P. J. O'Brien, of the Allen House.
;has leased the vacant store in MainI
street, Norwalk, formerly occupied by
He will take possession
March l.‘

The cave-in over Gosiin brook at

paired yesterday, and trolley cars now
run over that section of the street with-
out slowing up.

Thefivc vagrants who slept ill thu
Norwalk lockup. last night, were
brought into court before Judge Hub-1
bell, this morning, and were discharged, ‘
according to the custom that has pre-

vailed. It
I

Membersof tthruler of the Golulen'
Cross met last night at the home of
LewisD. chler,in Grant] ttrcet tort-,-
hearsc music for the fifth anniversary of
Sherman Commandory, No. 170, U. (l.
G. C., to be held February ’8th.

Arthur Owens. 8011 of John Owens,I
of Chapel street, was coming down
Maple street hill, Saturday night, when I
he was stopped by a trump who dcnland
ed the money he had received from?
some washing he had just dolivdered‘,
The boy run away badly frightened.

Our Brother's Lodge, I. O. O. F., c011-
ferred the first degme last night on tea I
candidates. A large delegation fromI
Butler Lodge, of South Norwallt, was
present. Next Monday night Wooster
Lodge of, New Canaan, will be present
and will work the second degree. But-
ler Lodge has also been invited. A bau- 1
quot will follow the ceremonies.

 

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The supper to be tendered the Nor-I
walk Sons of the American Revolution
by the Norwalk Daughters. at the Athe-
llmum, tomorrow night, ”promises to be
a society event of note. Supper will be
served at 6:30 o'clock and an entertain-
ment will take place Int 8 ‘oclock, at
which Rev’. .1. F. Beard will read his
paper on "Norwalk' s Present and Fu
turc.

Word has been receiver] from San
Diego, Cal.. saying that Howard duel".
Earle is doing nicely at present. He takes
daily walks, eats his meals regularly,
and has gained over five pounds. The
members of the family have left the
hotel where, they were stopping and
have gone to housekeeping, and in this
way Mr. Earle can enjoy more comfort
and have better attention.

Yesterday afternoon a strnugcr‘
alighted from train No. .34, at the South
Norwalk station, and hung around until
the train stnrpd for Danbury. He then
attempted to jump on, but fell, and at
Monroe street be repeated the perfor-
mance, narrowly escaping goingthrcugh
the bridge. Ofilcer Allen armsted him
on a charge of drunkenness: This morn-
ing the man gave his name as James

 

 

tiou.

Capiaumont, as the brave fellow was
called, was enthusiastically cheered by
the onlookers. The body of the man he
'had trier] to save was recovered a few
hours later. On her part, the woman
who had been in custody acted quite as
courageously, for, true to her word, she
waited for the detective at the Pout
Ncnf and handed to him his coat, in the

which she had been arrested. It issI-ltis
factory to add that when the chief of
the dep. 11rtmont “as apprised of he!

conduct he immediately ordered the
w man to be set at liberty' in recognition
of her devotion. —-Puris Correspondence.

__._._.

Thomas Carlyle.
Carlyle certainly taught us to have s
on scent for cent and to other i1,
tough his horror of cant certainly some -
t mes became a cunt of his own. The
ll-sbll of denouncing cant is very apt to
blind as to the cent of demons iatiorI
Until men leave off eloquent general!
tier and look quietly into thu-ir own

in

hearts without blast of trumpets and , .

glorification of themselves for strippin z
themselves of cant they will not strip
themselves of the ray habit which most
endangers their truthfulness and sincer-
ity. Carlyle taught us to despise (ant,
but hardly to detect it in ourselves.

His genius was as impatient as his
industry was patient. There was no toil
which he would not go through to make
his books workmaniike, but a great
many of his carefully compiled facts
proved to be more or less adapted to
spoil the effect of his impatient epi-
grarmt. A great part of Carlyle's'genius
was a genius for lrnppy exaggeration.
though it was a kind of exaggeraticxl
which brought out, as nothing else. could
have brought opt, the real drift and sig-
nificance of social and political facts.
Never did any man preach the duty of
submitting to wise authority more els-
queutly, but never was there a man of
genius who was less inclined to subju-
gate his own mind to the authority for
which he professed so Platonic an Lil'cc-I
tiou. He has flashed all manner of lIril-
liant lights 'upon character and histoy.
Dil'j he has not i'rmud for us any coherent
code of wisdom or any valuable avenue
to religious truth. h—London Spectator.

Ilsurs of Still.

A little salt rubbed on the cups wil':
remove tea Stflllfi. Salt into whitewash
will make it stick better. Use salt and
writer to clean willow furniture, apply-
lug it with a brush and rubbing dry.
C-inghnms or cambrics rinsed in salt and
water will hold their color and look

I brighter.

Salt and water make an excellent

rof the lungs or stomach are often chock-
ed by small doses of salt. Neuralgia ‘oi‘
the feet and limbs cnll be cured by both-
ing night and "morning with salt and
water as hot as can be borne. After
bathing rub the feet briskly with 11
coarse towel. A gargle of salt and water
strengthens the throat, and. used bot,
will cure a sore throat. As a tooth pow.
der salt will keep the teeth white and
the gums hard and rosy.

Two ieaiqroonfuls of snltin half :1 pint
of tepid water is n11 emetic always or.-
hand and is an antidote for poisoning
from nitrate of silver. -—Néw York Sun.

 

Thompson. Judge Frost fined him 05
Not having the money, Thompson went!
to jail.

 

Walrus Whiskers For Toothplets.
A peculiar but profitable industry

. 'which Dr. Benjamin Sharp discovered

‘ Iaiuong the natives (1 Alaska is the

'1 - “Pure and Sure."

leveland S

BAKING Pownm

"Finding Clevelands baking powder to be really
the best, I recommended it in Common Sense 1n the

Household ’ _and new use it exclusively"
d Manson Hummdstbn/"meaucllmw"

 

cone-«I

W“

”3’51“”

preparation and sale of walrus whiskers
for toothpicks. Nature has armed the

‘, walrus with a growth of whiskers which

extend three or four inches out from its
I snout, with the apparent motive of en-
abling it to detect the pressure of: .n
I iceberg before actual contact be; null-1
rd. These-whiskers are quite at in, and
; this quality improves with age. When a
: walrus is tilled. the natives proceed to

pull out will) the aid. of nude nincheus ,
each separate whisker. Afters thorough
drying they are arranged in nest pack-‘

ages and exported to Chins. where they
are carsidered a necemary appurtenant:
of the cam duds.

also mus-c.1111. m
M.

remedy for inflamed eyes. Hemorrhage?“

‘Wost avenue “all Cedar street wash-re Ipoukot of which was the warrant upon .

 

 

 

 

it Sweet Outages,

zoo
ll “ “ no
so lessiss “ - ‘ us

 

lvsporstedhnies.‘ lbs.“ ,
hashes. lilo!“ I

Apricots. ISO. "

 

FANCY GOLDEN DRIP SYRUP, Io.QIlART.

 

F. D. LAWTON l: 00., 22, South NainStreet.

 

 

 

 
 

G

EDWARD STRET'

Hard to Drive I

our W away from our market. i
Theytnowa goodthingwben theyseof
it. The brightest people in town dead I
with as simply because, they say, that
they have never been treated so well be]
fore.

We have the finest stock at the lowest I
prices always. Free Delivery.

New York Ma'rketI

FRANK S. AYERS, Prop.

GRAND OPENING OF

pring____ Goods

NEW EMBROIDERIES!

NEW lACESi!
NEW CAMBRICS!!!

NEW OINGHAISHH

rout Value in Towel. at to,

IS. 20 and 250.

SPECIAL SALE OF

HEISTIICEEO SHEETS
PILLOW CASES!

9 and mu Sheets. me. an Pillow Cases. 16c.
ext Pillow Cases. inc. All Best Quality.

_. I *
EDWARD STREET, 5 Dunno Building, Not-walk, Conn. .

 
 

 

 

 

OURES OHAPPE_D HANDS.

 

JACKSON’ S PHOTOGRAPHS!

(‘nmbinctho lntcstSty-lc and l-inisb. Our aim is to giro satisfaction
toollr patron-I. and to furnish them with the the finest productions of
the Photographic Art. lairgc collection of Children's Studies.

 

E. N. JACKSON, Photographer.

' Over l" Mom!‘ 11 (killfcctionery.

53 wau. 51113551.

Occupics a portlol , of E. Gusowsti‘ 11
store, corner of Wall and Water Ste. .,
Norwalk. Call and see the latest
styles in Hats, Caps, etc. 1123 If

 

Plaiste d,
Druggist.
wE
WANT

YOUR
ATTENTION!

 

 

 

 

These Prices

SPEAK
FOR
Themselves l

——-

WVEHO NIOZNEE SuOSLSIV‘Id,

Hood's SarsaparillzI. '6?

Ayer's “ 750
Dana's . ” 75c
Cuticulu Rosolvumt, 85c
Paine's Celery Compound, 85c
Green's N ervura. 750
Scott 5 Emulsion. .. 80c
Castoria, 25o

Atwood's Bitters, 15c,

two for 25c
William’s Pink Pills. 40c
Carter‘s Pills. 150. two for 25c
Benson's Plasters. 150,

two for 2.50

Alcook's Plasters. 100

.———O——

R. H. PLAISTED,

AS Washington St.
80. Norwalk. j,- - Conn

 

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NORWALK, CONN.

LOOK OUT!

00 TO

MEAD’S

Plenty of

Fresh
Made
Candy!

Always on hand.

FRESH BAKERY
A SPECIALTY!

 

 

FAIRFIELD COUNTY

- - NATIONAL BANK.
43 Wall Street, Norwallu, Conn.

Incorporated, 1S24. Capital, $200,000.

EDWINO. HEELER, President.
DAVID H. MILLER, ’Vice— Prest.
L. C. GREEN Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
Enwux 0. KssLl-zlt, Moses M. Gloves,
DAVID B. MILLER A. J. Marxian,
l".sr..lons Locxwoon, Tllso. E. SMITH,
111A COLE. Cu is. F. TlllSTllAM.

and Individuals Solicited.

Safe Deposit Boxes
Free to Depositors.

 

To Advertisers!

Changes cannot be guar
antecd the same day copy
is handed in. Every rea-
sonable effort will be made

bllt changes cannot be In-
sisted upon as a right un-
less copy is sent in by z

the day before change is
desired.

 

 

A Paying Business

(lonsistiu of G kery and Ice
Groom Blfilness. Will bygolul very chea
on account of ill health. Everything about
the basin-sis in ahape,a and this is a
rare opportunityor orthe r htperson‘. Ac.

 

plyatthisoflloeorof J omii’il

Accounts of Manufacturers, Merchants.

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Every wusck we shall tell you of some won.

dcriully good vaiuvs.
doubts as to the correctness of our state-
lnents, don‘t say its impossible and stay away
but come and examine carefully and you

will go away convinced.

We believe truth is stronger than fiction.

This week we are offering

A fine Shetland Beaver, 817.00, former price,
$24.00.
All all-wool Blue Frieze, Fast Color, 810.00;
have sold the costs for $15.00.

Men’s Ulsters!

A Brown Eriezc, Fast Color, 88.00.
l’riezc Cloth combines all the necessary qual~

South Norwalk store 0 e11 eveuin s.
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if you have any

 

 

ities for a good coat ; warmth, durability
and style.

Comstock Brothers,"

t'

It SOUTH MAIN STREET,
South Norwallr.

MILFORD A. CIFFIN, Manager.

CLOTHING.

NASDNIC BUILDING
Norwalll.

 

 

Agent For
BUFFALO
OLUTIN 1
FEED
FOR
CATTLE
chicken.
and
HORSISI
3:31
GRAIN
FOR
HORSES
AND
OAT'I'LIL

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BRANCH
orrtoe~
SOLMANS'
uvgév
sraflnc.

 

THEIR PRICE
BETRAY-S THEM!

Oats with dirt, dust and foreign seeds
in them, make unwholesomo food, and
110 one having regard for the health of
their animals, should use them. Oats
sold at a lower price than I still, are in-
ferior ill quality. no charge being made
for screening. I buy the best and deliver
to you ill the best mndition,‘ and my
price is as low as anyone can legitimate-
ly sell the same grade.

Manuel T. Hatch

The Leading Grain Dealer,

l5 Marshall Street, so: Norwalk. I

 

 

 

 

MORE BARGAI

loo 14—inch clropI’Iing howls,

loo 5-21rm towel racks.

ii

[00 9

‘6 it

zoo good Wood towel rollers,

loo 3-lloop pine pails,

50 small size cedar pails. with galvanized hoops,

200 line No. 6 brooms, (35c kind}

100 large round salt boxes,

100 white cotton clothes lines, (70 feet)

Pride of the kitchen soap, 3c cakc :

9 cakes for

 

So each
9C ‘
15c

8c

XOC ‘
5C
196 .
3C
IOC
25c

Please remember that these goods, at the above prices, are for this
week only, and will not be sold to dealers.

“ IF YOU SEE lT AT STUR'ITEVANT'S, IT'S A BARGAIN. '

 

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Vl'f‘“

W. S. STURTEVANT

N. Main and Ann Streets
to acommodate patrons,| |$OUTH NORWALK.

been;

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ARARE CHANCE l.

I PERHAPS, YOU DON’ 11,111"

o'clock In the afternoon of '

But if you should want any

Silverware!

111

IDiamonds, Watches, Jewelry or

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.0r your Watches, Clocks and Jewelry Repaired and Cicaned,‘call- or"

”SI.

Opera House Block,

1 send at once to

A w. AUSTIN,T.,.. ,\ ,.

crosswalk, D13. 1 7‘

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