Evening sentinel, Thursday, February 20, 1896 · page 8

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 

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‘ to Mrs. Rutohlord. of Norwalk.

CW wedding given last
‘Ildev the auspices of the Ep-
W. at the East Avenue
W church. was once! 1

entertainments ever giveni
hallo-room. Rev. A. J. Smith
‘ the bridal party by describ-
$001th customs of Japan. lie
, "Ohriuteution tonight. cepeclal~
' b.3011 draw you the man'iage euro-
”1 111 high life itt Japan. Neither
‘ erdigiouhas any part in it.
are no spoken vows. no pr. 'cst or
i . It in a social and civil contract.

A party was held at the residence of
Alfred Gamer. Friday night. Many
people were present. A bountiful col.
latiou was served.

Rev F. E. Robbins, of Norw.alk
preached in the chapel last Sundat after-
noon.

That farmer who sat down on a pee-
ket-full of eggs. as stated in the Evening
Hour, was the Hunt-'11 com'spondent,
Frnnk Clark.

Mr. and Mrs. George Wytuan. of

Tincltler and family.

Mrs. George Mills, who has been very

' ill. bette
1 .1 in serving cape of tea and i. r

The drinking minnltaneously Dr. Smith.

Mrs. Robert Eisermunn is sick with in-

- in life to share the bitter and 33'1“"an rheumatism. '

After the explanation the
" ' ' 11 _be'ganvvith music, sottly play-
it, Mu! Paddock. while the bridal
mm ilowly down the aisles to
I‘At‘fl‘e' platform. The characters
nhti were: Groom‘ 11. parents.‘
Naphey and Mrs. John L‘ Hotn~
guides parents. Mr. and Mrs.
mundane;gobetwe1en.Misa Lor- l

‘ «1 111 from an attack of measles.
filo Wit: bridegroom. Clarencelwe _ . _
M. bride. MI'I' Edward Hung)"; §.Mr11.Sully Hoyt, who has been Visit-

M“, May Merritt L Victoria ing her 5011. Frank Lyo. has returned
1», M5 Bartdw (yum p1,," Edna l to her homo' 1n South N rwnlk.

' .Clum Ainsworth. Nellie Benjamin Allen 111 working iorGeorge

and Addie Naphey. The core-1 Darrow. of Westport.

w W exceedingly “'9” presented; PostmasterE. L. Gregory has leased

1 WW5 instructive and 1ntcreet~ of Charles Gregory for another year. the
m11mbfi°f ltterarv programme in store he now occupies.

with the entertainment 11'1111’ _______.

Mont. Boles by Loretta Ainsworth;

and George Nash and selections by tltei

1 Apollo ‘othheetra were well rccciv cd. i

Edita' of the Sentinel :-—Thcre used to
ill A time when Norw all: physicians
would pointto East Norwalk as hung
Wheulthiest part of thistown. That
tinnitus passed. There seems to be 11:
regular measles epidemic prevalent in . . . ‘
W Wm“ hamlet Quarantine . the Allen Bates plum.

«(damping up bythedozcn. 11nd 1n Selectman Al“- M-Wkt‘l' "lltt‘l‘mim‘tl
agnoe the attendancpnt the school ulurge nutnbcrof his friends Tuesday
huheenteduced to a minimum. Hurry HIRIII- ‘
up, gentlemen, ye of the consolidation EddicFait'child has the measles
_ Willie. take us antler the wing of ' (.ontractor Richard K erlt on In“ 11
09° mud otty charter a" "1‘“ “"5" may valuable horse Monday. due to the colic.
enjoyuporfoctandeflicient mwcrsvstem Frank Burden. in company 111111 Mr.

. m gm::e:e$:::fi$1ngr‘figg L011 odes of the lmhigh (‘11.1111 company,

we are in the same prethcame

her daughter. Mrs. \lbcrt Welnitz

Charles E. Gregory ts doing jury duty1
in Bridgeport:

 

port.

DANIEN AND NOROTON.

 

1burgh.Germ1tuy. 11 few weeks ago. with

ahandsome team of liorscs.l11ts just
sent word home that one of the horses
died just before he reached his destina-
tion.

Hanford Smith moved yesterday to

1111111 another friend 1vtnt out on Gor-
nt that , .
' 4 d . . H ghumspond, vesterdav afternoon itt 1111
8”“ was“ or 59“" 35:01“??? ice boat. The men ventured so far out:
ummtlemen. " on the thin ice that the boat went;

Justice George D Keelct' “.113 the. through and they received a chilly bath, ;
NM papers that the story published and were nearly frozen when they
to m a,“ that. he had sent Alfred G 'scrambled out and reached shore.
Moreno the Stamford selecttnen Robert Webb of the firm of \\ ebba;
hocéllect his bounty claim. was untrue. i Abbott. Noroton grocers, was unloading.
“Ill shows that there is lying acme-1 bales of hay. yesterday, when tlto book
when, and it. is not the newspapers this he was using caught him under one of
time-Stamford Advocate. the eyes and made 11 deep cut.

Alfred Scovillc. of Winsted, is the
1 guest of J. B. Mather.
Smith 0. Keelcr went to Norwich
yesterday to attend the Grand Army on-
ntuptnent
Dr. W. E. Lightlo will leave Dr. Kin-
dred's sanitariu1n.1‘1ext Tuesday, to go
to Concord, 1 cw Hampshire. having

 

Saturday evening a musical festival
will be given in the Swedish Congrega-
tiqul church. Riverside avenue. Mr.
8111111111 and Rev. 0. Lindegrcn. of BrldKE-
port. will assist with violin and guitar. I“

. Bridge Tender-John Cole and Plumber
, 11111161111111 were engaged, this morn-
ing. digging up and thawing out the
water pipe loading to Mr. Colea' house
on the hrldsm ____

Frank L'Hommcdien entertained
eighteen of his friends, Tuesday night.

pt: Ad of the State Asylum of the Insane.

Sylvester Bowen is working for: the
Blickensdnrt‘cr Typewriting cmnpany,
in Stamford

 

 

 

at ,llll home in South Osborn avenue. L -..=
“1 Norwalk Autoharp Club tub I A light head d shocnmhr dashed
film music. and refreshments were After ernry [Irnl‘t‘Srit 111 t‘. at ”and.
new ill‘fi"ln‘ié‘."11".'i'.i“§l‘° “‘"l
Dd ”H‘HH H And tit 11 he can stick to DI! loot
Captain Albert- A. Geib. of First. u-ve- , ‘5 o
. , - ll.

nae, has completed a heuuory, and 15 Popularity indication

now placingn new keel 011 the sharpie
“Swordfish."

InVitutions have been received by the
Scandinavian society to attend a Swed-
iahbgll in Wood's hall. Stamford. Fri-

day night. "

Gonklin allowed a halo of bay
to- (all in J. Wallace Marvin’ tl barn.
flouday. and the floor 1111.1 badly brok
an.

Edward Weidher, who has been visit- ,
11133511. and Mrs. John L' Hommedien,
‘ has gone to Jersey City.

' Mil! Nellie L'Hommedieu is ill with
the moat her home in Henry street. l
‘ Fire, Life and

NEW CANAAN.
1 Accident.
111. New Canaan Whist club will IN su RA _NC El!

111111111111 Miss Ella Beers, at the resi-‘
mat her grandfather. Charles Hoyt.‘ Real Estate and House Agent.
,atOrBidso. On Friday evening of this 1 Ocean Steamship Tickets and Sterling
‘ “3.13119 Canaanitcs, some ttvcnty- Drafts.dlbxi1nn: Xse‘iSmM

ll b wayofafour - a“ 0L" 0
”mg 2,3,“... member-s OFFICE, 5 11.111.110.111 1111111311.

Next to Post Office.
will Darien and thence by team to 1 K : 'x
w About fort-y in all will be 1n SOUTH NORWAU‘ (70h

Notary Public. Acknowledgments Taken.
Wand it is a foregone mn-

M that they Will be royally cnter-.

of merit. The {let that the RUSSIA CEMENT
Co's fictory at Gl011:estcr.Mass.. is lhe 1
largest of 111 kind in the world gives an Idea
he": tremendous the demand is tor

Le Page’s Liquid Glue
Ready for Use.

 

I! is the slrmtguf glue known; the most
defile/11. the 11tostfl1-xi‘blc. Suits all materials,
injures 111.1tl1i11g.:1n:l requires no heating.

8411th to cents. Sold 91.1.1111... no

t_ 1 .5. 11". th :11! n cover for M-chlnics.

 

 

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. D. JENNINGS,

BNANCI'IVILLE. \. U N DERTAKER.
KNIGHT STREET
Mood came from Bridgeport- Norwalk _ - _ Conn.

e Bpnduynnd visited his mother.

“Gertrude Godfrev has returucdl
,‘ from her four weeks visit with her

01111.51th Railway Depot.
RESIDEN CE 1111M STRET.
TELEPHONE CALL, ll.

mlll Edlth blend Ind her brother;

Norwalk, spent Sunday with David;
Men have been at work cutting ice for ‘
Mrs. Haase. of Westport. is visiting,

Mrs. Charles Gregory has returned .
home from visiting relatives in Bridgc- 1

Children of Lloyd Phillips are nearly 1

James Leonard. who sailed for Ham

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1 South Norwalk,

'HOME’R B. HOVT’S

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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Accountant. PURE

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Uncle George—Well well! what won't
the new woman do next? 801' oral were
engaged doun town today in a glove:
‘contest. Aunt Mary-Mercy Silkt‘tlli

['ucle George-J1 es it was in one of our'
big atom, at 11 bargain counter.

 

MEI—LII M.DIBBROW1
Teacher of Piano. 5
Terms Reasonable on Application. Ad~
dreu $ West Avenue. aug ll) em

 
 

SOUTH NORWALN
l - SAVINGS BANK. .

at Washington Street
‘Open daily item 010 1'.! 11. 111.. and iron
tell 1). m. .. and on Monday evenlngel
irom 7 tell
lutereat allowed on deposits.
ALDEN SOIAIAXS l’reAI.
JOHN 11. 1111111115 lice Pmt.
JOHN“. KNAPP. Sec. and Tron.

 

 

 

lT'AVLoa a. GOLDEN

Real Estate.
and Insurance!

WASHINGTON STREET.
so. Norwalk.

Persons looklnu {or a lot or hnuue 11nd "
lot. with the Vll'W oi purchasing. nrelnvit-
ed to call and examine our list “'1- hu1 11‘

. them (or sale in every port. of the city at.
reasonable prices and on easy terms. !
an '26 tf :

GORHAM’S

 

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Store!

ID First Avenue,
East Norwalk, 1

Connecticut.

 

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:QPTtCl All

WE CLAIM;

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Our celebrated 81.00 i

 

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we fit
and adjust to thccycs

Glasses which

are the best cvcroffcr-
ed at above. prices.
Solid Gold
"81.85. ()culists. pre-
scriptions tilled.

DR.STANLEY C. GRAY 81 CO.

15 NORTH MAIN STREET.

Frames,

I

(' Unit.
.1112" it

 

BETTER THAN BANKS

l'oueouldnt make
:1 lmttet intestment
, 11f mnnev tllmttbv the
Pill“ 'li Ari ill )IA-
llthIIS. sell 111' unset.
'll1111'1la-n't rust.
Till-IIlHtlHlll out tin-111
they don‘t fluctuate
lutltluo (11 any r111—
sortable (xtv-ut nnvl
_1'1‘111 can 11|11 111's t'r-a-
lizo on them very
rmut'lv thcii'1'.alne
ill“\ make llnc pres-
ents or heirlooms 11nd urn alunvs excellent
.ollutvrul.W1nu vou wont th'l-st- 11'11t1 r d11-
1111111111: Ul jewelry got-1

 

Jewelry and' Optical Store.
80 Washington Street.

ISTlllt '1' OF NORWAI. h'. N“. PROBATE
('0 RT. Februarv 11.1111 \. I).. 111116. ,
lain}: villi/ninth 1‘ Mother. late of 3111"
walk. in millilihlllt'h dm ear-1d 1 -
’l‘ ht- (ourt of It 1h1-1t1 for Ho [lidriut r1[.\'or-
walk. hath l'otitul and all 11vml six months
from tit-1 date hereof lot the creditors 11! ~11i1
n~tatt~tucvh1l11t lllt"ll' claims irr settlement.
'Ilmw- who nr-glvu-t to [unseat thvir accounts
Iltlln'lil nttostr- 11]. within said linw will be de-
inirt'ml 11 row-Item All IM'I'MInS indebted to
1.1111 v~tut~ 111'1 1111111 ~tul to make immediate}

p111'1111‘11tt1-
IlEllTII .\ t'. )lfill'lll' II.

.\'1l111ini.~'tn1tor
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ten. 2.. 111:-
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[Tllsire t..l1.-1r~h_1'1-.\|mn.~~ mt ~i111'-'111'nl'
pro-1 intion HI "I" killll ~1 r111 .1. HI lrivtt1l~l111

1 n11'1lv'111ttsmlwirn during lur llllltk~ I11ml lot
thost'mpntln mien-111] mt' inG 1111'” Ike-111111
moat 11.1111“ ”Ii

’ Cleveland Swell Special.

1 BUGOIES,

1.1
a

Shocked—Fade Backwoods-l see it
says here some of them New York ban s
have been doin’ business for thirtv
yctn's. and never close their doors. Mrs
Baeltw nods—Dear me, how curt-1111111.
I wonder any body trusts '11111 with their
money. ‘

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For Sale by ‘

 

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S. B. WILSON,

BUILDER AND REAL

ESTATE AGENT.
92 WALL STREET. NORWALK, t. .

Two or Three Good Home

"011 the installment plan. or will oxeltange o 9
lot store or merchandise

 

l'lazleton and Cross Creek '

.Tristram 81 Hyatt, Norwalk, Conn.

COAL

For furnaces and ran-
ges. livery house-
kcpecr should try it.
Better and more eco-

nomicul than any oth~

 

or cool.

RAYMOND BROS.

Do. Worw-Ik.

 

On

Our .
Bargain
Counter!

French red Kuhn-y Bonus. 11 new ar-
ticle that is going to be popular ; cook‘cd
ready for sot'1'ittg.'ltlct'att. Bargain!

 

Warner’s Morph-1 Relish. pronounced
bymnuoisseurs to be the most 11 hole
some and lino->11 fluv'otetl condiment 1n
the11orl1l lIus 1111111111 been sold iltl‘t!
llll(l('l§t‘1will‘rt)lnr ’1’11.1botllc. [bought
tho 11 hole stock of :1 WW sale 11111111111111.
autrlofi‘erit at 111: ‘11 bottle. Great bir-
gain not. to be, duplh 111ml

A few mote cam of Hopkins‘ Hullyd
Corn at 51' can.

Dates, 51' pound package.

The yellotvpunt'hes at 1711'
good.

Lorenszbee

1‘1111. goi

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B I CYC LE 5 i
We how the best line of wheels '
tutvn. t‘omeand see them.

va111 1.111111 11 mm! uith larget
111;: it isa t '.lc1ol:uul 111' on initia-
tion.

The Sterling.

Built like 11 watch.

The Gold Crank Falcon,

Largo halls in all hearings.

The Imperial.
The "so lightly" kind.

The Manhattan.
' The heat $1311 wheel built.

Riding School New Open.

NORWALK

PATTERN works,

C. H. Aisthorpe. Prop-

WAGONS

New and Second-Hand.

 

PI'IAETONS.
CARRIAGES.
CANOPIES,

 

SPINDLES. Elf.

PRICES To SUIT AL
011.1. 1111) s11: THEM.

HENRY TILLY.

l

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11: ustomer :1 1111mm being as 31111111 as another at

ug‘

‘ HORSE RADISH GROUND 'I'D

lb- ,-

Connecticut General‘

,5. S. L’HOMN|,EDIEU 1

 

 

Th8 L08ding Dry Goods Store '

RISTR‘AM & HYATT.

2 GAZETTE BUILDING.

'—

HAMBURG EDGINGS!

We have placed on sale this week our entire new line of Hamburg lidgings and Insertions.
The line Contains all of the very latest things in ctnbroidet'i": in cqmbrit', nuinsuok and Swiss
in all width and prices. '

 

INVENTORY SALE!

Before taking our annual inventory we propose to close out all short lengths 1111.1 remnants in
every department. In order to do this we have markcl them all .11 just ll.\l.l" PRICE.
I

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Remnanis of Silk,
Remnants of Black Goods, 1
Remnants of Colored Dreso Goods,
Remnants of Cotto‘i't Goods.

All to go at just one half of the regular price.

 

 

IINVENTORY SALE'I

FRANCIS C CO.
Clothiers.

FRANCIS C CO.
Clothiers.

 

25 Per Ct.,Discount!

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One good turn deserves: another. Our business for the past your hm; been lztv'qcr and the most satisfac-
tory of any since our location in this city, 11111,] in return we will give [EVERY DOLLAR of our profits for
the next 'l‘liN DAYS 10 our customers. :5 per cent on every article in our 511111;.

NOTHING RESERVED!

Ulsters Overcoats, Suits, Underwear, Neckwear,
White and Fancy Shirts, Hats, Caps, Etc.

Bear in mind l"t)l,'I\' DOLLARS i"()l{ THREE. Also we advertise only what we have and exactly as
it is.1\‘()_.-I\Cl{ IN THE BOX. No guess and you don't get it, but 11 straightforward transaction, one

 

 

FRANCIS 81 CO’ 5.,

R111 11111.1; (3111111115125 .1\'11 1'1 RVlSilERS.
86 WASHINGTON ST., 50. NORWALK.

Sale to Commence Saturday, February 8th.

HUNT errturr, W6 Notice

Wholesale and Retail Dealers In

Fish,
Oysters

 

In The 1111.111“ one" of our “11111115111115 11 would-be dig at either ourselvesor
Ntllll'lllll‘ 1hr. “'ltrx'rwt' it may be at. it is neither gentlemanly' or
courteous, 111111 111- la'lin-vt‘ the aforesaid gentlemen will learn, if"lear11
thcy r-1111"th:1t the people of the Norwalks will appreciate prices
1111 1rr- than trying to do luminess by running down their competitors.
_ Now “'1' who are in the dry goods business, realize full well the
1'11.~ti1nport:1111'1- attached to having a New York office and buying
our 1.111.111: by lllt' pl'olu'lit'r load. Although being ourselves unable to
Il:llliiit",1‘1u-(l§ill pnpcllcr lo:1d.~'.1ve nevertheless say, trot out your
1 1, 1111-: .~' W1 do 11111111155 at 33 Washington street, South Norwalk.
\".[ l-‘ h \il). '
The. indu: 11111111111 we hold out to the trading public for the week are:
32000 yards of the very best 4- 4 p. to diet; and shit tings 111. haw them
in plain and fancy stripes, small and big figures, in fact the lnrg~
11st line in town. Furthermore we guarantee thew.) goods not to be
seconds. short lengths or inferior makes. Business is done here on

and Clams,
Lobsters.

The Best Assortment of
Fresh Fish to be Found!

 

the straight. The price . . . .' . . . . 9 l-Zo
ORDER! "'1‘ yard for this week only.
:--- -» 511111171 11 1:1 nt‘s gray mixed shirts and (il‘lth‘lN. full weight and 'r-xtm
mine at 500
Pure Maple syrup! ll 1' bought out a dry goods store at llayottnmN. .I.1ast 11o1_k:1his
pure Tomato. catsup] insomc of it. I’rit' c, 77101 suitor 31'..op11' g'tnneitt.
.111 plt‘l (s of not fibre Chamois, but just as good, and w 'crirfiiettcr for ltn
PICNOied Oystersl ing at . . . .‘ , _ - '00
-' 1 1.1 ‘ '
l. 11.10-1 .1 I" r -‘ m
. TU nplmne Ca 1 1 . Now we are going to rush the 59.15111 11 little and 51 ll :1 job' in 111911 stan-
‘_“H"’" .___.r 1 v shirts, laundered 1' 111111111 a11d'11fi<,1 tc.,f01 this week . . 390'
YOUNG-MAN! M. . .
75111dits' 111ght dresses. got the quality and the wear to them} piece, us
Why take the chance of ID lug 10m: as they last, . . . . . . . . 500
withuul lImam-{111mm when our r'u'h : 11 .
Clnteata vvt ‘ ' . , . .1
y 300 ginghzun working aprons. t’ull yard long, 2 breadths wide. well made.‘
INS" RE You R LIFE dark colors only: cost of the apron less titan the actual cost of the
goods, viz: . l2 l-Zc
FOR $l.°°°i with.
Or Six 01.1, a day will give ynu an Endmv 1 ptcces 31:1: itgurcd lil‘liilullllllt" at I90
per , 11 .

 

111an of $1. 000. pay able to vourself il 1ou ,
live. With Insurance. like everything;
else,thul1est.’ is the cheapest. Insure in the i1

Life Insurance Co.
0! Hartford.

 

lll Washington Street,bu . buNortvnlk.

 

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NOTICE ‘ 1

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South anvnlk F1111. l*t|1.l\‘."i.
':1|l'~111|‘_

‘83 Washington Street

 

llr~ .‘Imv ll 1111.11ill 1'1 1:1 [l1'.|'~t
’my the rent 1 111 11111 i 1th 11111i- 11111.- «11. I11

I11;"'1e111p11111'1'1-i' 1111'pt'1-1111M-.~ .\n it h- with
.Vluinslt'wl1111"or1ii111;t-1thohu e 11'hi1'l1 vou
nowl1ultl.11l1l1‘hlgawtnvuomntlbv so do-
ing; save 11111-111111: UIIN I'lllllllli

CONN.

SOUTH NORWALK,