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Evening sentinel, Monday, March 2, 1896 · page 5

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I-II u turn-'4», See In an:
h m M W Ill Weill!
lib] M W m
~A' may duh, "P‘iondn' Ham"

Wenopounda.

Stephen H. Smith of Ncwtown aw-
nno. in nightly improved.

--“Frioudl' Unto" promote health and
Wily. Nothing oqnld to it; lOu two
pound».

Bhner St. 000% of. CIantnnt ntroct.
Norwullr, will 'cntcrtuin the Mandolin
( luh tonight.

Levin Bonodict. janitor of tho Athonn
man. I. randomly III at hi» lltltlll) inI
Highutmt Ntmulk I

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W. It. Arnold and lamily will mom I
from Hartford place. April lot, to W. H I
thkina' house In Bnyriew or cum. I

 

 

Mien Philllpina Hahn, the popular
clerk at Lane's restaurant, has been sick
the past week at her home on Crwcent
'l'c'rrace. .....-.

Member! of Welcome Stranger Lodge
Houroffit. George. will visit Danbnry
tonightand nation in the dedication of a
new ball,

--A new arrival or fancy roiling. III"
yd. and upwards. ”If. S. Smith'u.
’- Thomnthlynioofiig affirm-chap-
tor. Brotherhood otlist. Andrew. will bé
held Wednelllny . night in the Guild
room. at 7-30 o’clock.

Schiller StnmIn, 17. 0. R. M., will
meet in Mystic Chain hull tomorrow
night. Two candidates will bc initiat-
ed in the Adoption degree.

-—Alwuya uniftm and reliable in thc
Imperial Crown 10! cigar. Try one at
G. 8. Trowbridgo Jr Colo.

The annual meeting of thc City of
Norwallr will be held at tho Tuwnllouse
at 7:80 o'clock tonight. TheL‘ity Coun-
cil will meet aftor tlu- adjournment of
the city nu-cting.

 

 

—Specialty. today and Monday. in I
ladies, .25“ hopinryfor‘. l'lf pair, .It M. S I
anllll'hl '

Thu March met-ting of the Young
Woman' 5 club will btflheld tonight in U.
8. North' II studio. New membcra will
he “\velcoined.
those who are membors' or desired

 

The regular Study ut the Sunday'
school lesson will he held in the Metho-i
diet Episcopal church tomorrow even ;
ing,by the Grace. Baptist, Congrega-
tional and Methodist Sunday In hoolu.

-——Ladics' pm ket monks, hand- bags.
and grimin all grwlos from". If upII-.ards I
at M. ii. Smith'a. ,_ -

The subjw't of the missionary t our o rt
at the Norwallr Congregational chun- h.I .
next Thurnday night, vpllbo'mrmcnia 'I

Ithis afternoon at 2:2!" o‘clock

A daughtor of lira. M Brunei, of
Butler ntreot, Iran the moulea.

Frank 1...“... Minamoto lI‘runlI‘
Wilcuk at C. II. liurvoy‘ ll alum atom

Thc Hill d‘ linhlx‘ll Lumber company
tool: charge of its Wmtport yard this
morning.

Mru. Junior; '1‘. Hubbvll. who is at pru-
lcnt at lin-onvlllc, N. (9.. will return to
Norwallt noun.

l‘hIIstor t-iollcok has rwmmod hi» duties
at the Fulrtleld County National bank,

 

alter a week's illness.

John l‘luuc. of tho Now York Medi-iI
cal university, Ipcnt Sunday with his,
patients in Boldcn arunuo.

Colfax hncatnpmeut \Iill confer the
oer-0nd cit-gm: tonight. An oyIItIr supI
I'pI-I will bc scII cd nftcr thc work.

The NonIalkriicr was unollun con-
siderably bI' Hamrday' II rain and the
banks \Ioro submcrgnl' III many places

Tyler Waters and non Find, of Nor-
walk hqu purchaml the'milk business
which has bccn conductcd by C. 1’. Fish.

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Stepllock road in again closcd, theI
atom of Saturday attemoon having gul
licd it in a manucr which makca it im-
paasablc.

l’iIc Ingrantn were provided withl
lodgings at the Nomalk tramp bousc.I
Saturday night. Thrcc w erlecntcrtaiucdi ’
last nignt. .

Berna Pap, infant daughter of Goorgc I
and Mario Pap. died at tho home of her
parents. 21 Bouton street, Saturday,.

“red one year. I

Dr. R. L. Higgins has a big cane ofI
measles at his home in West mount.
The patient in his colored continuum:
"Big" James \‘onnan. . ;

Maria Paulina, infant daughter of
Vincent and Maria l’aolina. died Satur
day night at tho homo of hot pin-cuts. 2
Burbank street. ngcd H months.

Nelson licnmlict, of Norwalk has (lll
cxhibitimr in his moat Inurlmt window,
a line specimen of a bull ooI-hin cork-I
cruel from his cxtcnsivc poultry farm.

Thc damagc to the propeller Vulcan.
which bur-etastcam pipc “as Icpuircd

I.aturday night and tlu boat rcsumcd

In r trips to Ncu \ urk ycstc rday morn-
ing. ,
Funeral senimsuvcr tho nmainn of

A 5111' mténfiauce 'ofddrn. Charlotte Raymond \Icm hIld Sick with nu 9.51m d,

frOm hcr late maidcuc‘o' lll Knight strut-t -.
RA v.
T. K. Noble ollioiatod. I

Misafi. EttaSmith, of Nomnlk who
went tobrwniillc,‘.\ ,ftlr borhc -:Ilth.
has scoured u Imsitiou II ilh thc l’elbam
cotton mills, ncur HIocInillc, as stcno-
graphcr and typcwritor.

.lndgc Frost this morning gin-c judg
mcnt for plaintill by default. in tho nnm- ;
marv procm (as: of Dexter K. (‘uhy
against \lillIanI ll. Hoyt, “lm lab-1y
did an iron work.) bnuincsa in Water

‘NOIW 'alk,

I l‘lcwcllin llllVI' unlistcd in l‘IIInpnny l",

A letter from Mrs. Barnum, formerly of . stn-ct
Nonmlk, now a miuaionary in Armenia.‘ ' . g -
I 'l‘ln- Inontblv bnsiuers muting andI

willberead I f l T E l
, ' ‘sotIa o no .uIIioI Iucamr socictI
M“ J' L" Ncwkirlr ”pm?” ”WWI of tho Nomalk ( ongrcgntional church
30;: c'hlhoghmwrrtiligtlvgrl: $31" “$8: ' will bc hold in thc chupcl, Friday uftcr- ‘
Saturday, and the WW mnaicywhich Inoon at 3: :II) o cl.mk Edwin Clqu \Iill’
was prepared for tho aerrioclast I-I'cII-,mmmp - -
ing was necessarily omitted ('oufc-awd ~ \ lady of thin city. who.
, .. -- ‘ is fair morc partiInlar about licr bu.»-
Mr. and Mrs. mm runner, of run-3mm!umummvthun In: in “as on
field nrenuc, Went to Binghamton, I'. "Tim: him With "“I'II'III ‘IIHIIPI‘TIW‘II-
i . lart night, to Innko thnir futurc “What is “tlu- matter?“ bc inquircd.
home in thatI-ity Mr. Tollcs cxpccts “That suit of clotlus. You' In had it
to start 1 hat manufacturing efitnbligh. only thrcc \Im ks, and it looks do if you
ment thorn in connection uitha rctuil' IWI "ION I" it. "I hmc " II“ “‘lIII‘I'I
store. HI, has for lateral yearn lxqulcandidly: ”l‘lt")ll it to church."
foreman of tho curling room at tho Volt:
hat factory, and his friends will regrct
hir- dcpartnt'c from Ninth Norwalk but Itickct collcctor on thc railway a couplc

will wish him abundant success in his of half-{arc tickcts for her two childrcn.
new home. The official, aftcr lookiIIg at her doubt .

- Ifnlly. said: “How old arc they‘r' “Thcy I
—Lookat Luthch \Vright's “‘1 r- Iarcronly six, and ”my arc twins.
tiscment $0000 north I" ““30"” I“\hl" Thcn, after .I momcutn‘ pausc.
sleigh! and horse “was that must I’I‘I‘OI‘I the man inquircd: “And where were
Ithoy born?" “This one “as born in

'Lt.mdon and thc otlIcI in Brighton."

 

Thcmothcrof a family showed thc.

 

There wasa large attendauro at the
Y. M. C. A. mug se’rvicc in the Nor—
wallr Opera House. ycstcrday aftcnI'Ion.I
Thc illustrated lecture on l’ilgrim'n .\t the First Conglcgational church.
PW“ wan continued by Sccn‘I'tary ycatcrday morning, Holy (‘o’mmunion
Jmm" Several hm“, thrown upoanan obserxcd and seieral persons It ere
the canraaw-eremng by the audicncc I'roccich into Incmbersbip. among the
Essie, a littlo daughter of Betretnry number bcing Rm. Dr. 1). M. Seward
Jackmm recItI-d "Th6? um" Hero -Iand Mrs. Howard. In the evening“
Tm, “0105' entitled '"Thc Gatc of Honing to the suddcnillncssof Mrs. Ncw-
"pawn" and ”The 3;.“ Kingdom .. kirk the noprano the progrummo for
wcro mug by Gram}! Nash thc praise scrvic-n “as modified some

II hat and trios. ducts and solos giicn in I

~Something new. kid facing in all plat-.1 of the anthems. with full quar I
union for ladies dress shirts, IV yd. ., .It tettc. The story of tho hymns that
M. S. Smith’s. \rcrc sung was told by the pastor. ‘

" Pure and Sure."

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is'luniform and reliable.

1:.” I .t« - . ‘.
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Iaml Scrgvant .lamcs t‘ullcn has rc-
cnlistcd. Inigo lutll‘I III .III beatings.
. * ‘ , The lmpeml.

Thomas .\. MIII‘rIu. of l‘l'lllllillu 'l'bI-"gnlightly"kiml
u'.Icnuc round» a hlllth‘lll :II Alb-gully Th0 Manhattan

'I’II“I‘I" I’II" ‘I‘II'IWI IIII'I'I‘I WWII” 'l‘ln-IIC‘S‘ttlnlwlIm-llvulll
1““ I’III‘I“ . Riding School New OpIen.
TlIc fnncrul of Thorium Smith was . .. ._

3 of thc Scllccl.’ school.
‘Clt‘l‘li in tlu- War l)cp:n'tIIIclIt at Wash-

. pany's snow swccpcr ran oI'I-r thc linc

at Sufi-lock this morning. Itcgular trips .
“orc Inn, ll‘llillt bciugquitc bcary on
amount- of thc storm Gales,
Ideal, 1
TI; fem»: slotrrlt last night maid. film“ Stormor, I
ma or . m c 'ommisciom r u 9gp, and Gotham

‘Hc had than out at 6 o‘clock clc

{Isrncl Lodgc,
I ington strcct.
IIsaIlorc. .\ll'Xl|ll(ll‘l‘

I Miss Harris.

Sltoscu and Morris Stull.
; guests wcrc prompt; I

I call yourH‘lf a Marquis?"
, live. on tht Marquisoa Islands."

«~BAKING POWDER.

: ThTFairfiolil—County ATITo-rtiserl

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Flaked Oats. 2 ‘ Pound Package, ‘01 cents.
‘Iatlvo Potatoes, ‘56. Bushel, I3c. Peck.

 

F. O. LAWTON & CO., 22 South Main Street.

‘You Need
Meat,

(unb- w. you an a rogolzniuu. “lll‘ll you
lived it all thc Itauu- but think you dontI'

 

 

 

-I\I~ In cd Inonc _I. We b. no this Inca!
you huvo tbc mun. l) lnt ~t tunic. lfI
your moncy in an good as our Incat, \I'c'll ‘
all bc happy.

Sugar cnrcd slmuldorh'. Hr.
in thc city.

New York Market

FRANK s. AYERS, Prop.
DONOVAN BLOCK, WASHINGTON STREET.

EDw‘ARD STREET '

’l'hc. tiuunt

 

 

 

 

Will otlur you another opportunity to secure one of thoac .
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WHITE COUNTERPANES AT 98c! II

Worth $|.25.

 

l'ositluly this in the last timc they will be sold at that prim All Drona Goods
are being cloaod out at Lesa Than Cost. Remnants of uarnc at Half
Price. Wc are proud of our display of

Lawns, Dimitios and Cambrlcs
FUR. SPRING AND SUMMER WEAR.

Prices are vary roawnablo, too. Grand opening of Laces and Embroidcrica, all
kinds. widths and stylcs.

EDWARD STREET,

5 Gazette Building,
"' Connecticut.
MW
JACKSON’ 5 PHOTOGRAPHSII

(-uublnothn lntnatStIlnnuIl Finish. Our aim i~ In giw Ntflnlflt‘llull
tunurnntrmn. undlo furuiabtbom with tho the "rust punk-“ti: Inn of
tbc l’botuguu-IIII- Art. Lingo I-ollI-ctinn III ('lllllll‘l‘ll'n litudtcn.

E. II. JACKSON, Photographer.

(but I“ Mcad l‘onfmtloncr)
NORWALK. cONN.

 

 

53 WALL STREET.

 

 

 

 

 

BICYCLESII

Wohaiothn boat linnnlu. Inch In
I am. ”if mac and bt‘t‘ tlIqu. |

Cleveland Swell Special. I

If you MN! u wth with largo lob
linn It iw n (lowland or an imltu.
Inn.

The Sterling.
lluilt like a watch.

Tlio Gold Crank Falcon.-

. 4,- .1:
Mn. hcorgo Hort tandoori Junior arc
tlIc homo of
It ‘h. II’lI-s (inn. Mcmlow strcct.

A tcmpc ramo social \Iill ln
thoulnnim ltpworth LI .Iguc of II
walk Mctlnxlist c"lmu h. Fl'lflil‘ nit.

lllltl by
Nit-
ll.

and l'olcs M.

Frank A. l-‘lvwcllin

 

 

ln-ld from thc rcsidcncc of his brother.
Charles Smith. llutllcrinc Sll‘il'l. this
afternoon. Rcv. 5. ll. l’ond officiating,

Mumlc, :I lI_rII-yI~.;II'-old damghtcr .If Mr. I
and )lIn'. 1.. \V Snicllcdg 'I. of IO l’iuc
strI--.It i< sick with diphthwiu. and
Hmlthntlirct (.‘IImeI b; Is quammtimd
tlu‘ hmm‘.

NORWALK

PATTERN ‘wonxs,

' C. H. Aisthorpe, Prop.

 

 

_-

lidwurd .\llcn. of Norwulk. agruduntc

and a lung timc I '
ingtnn. l). (‘.. dicd Friday.
ty-ninth your.

'l‘bc ~NI mm";

in his twen-

Strcct Railway com-

 

Rambler,

VNOURES OHAPPED HANDS.

of .\'orwalk, and his force of \I'IIrkmcII. ,

““I'I‘fBlCYCLES!

l In IN ll'um Si” in HM
from.

tlIc musings and citv walks.
Largo stock to «elect
Tll(‘( c.1500! Smtc Is. SalIntoI (‘ lIarri-I ._.-_---E

ott, tlI( ltuliantoutrattor. foI IIonsnp-I - .

port of his wife, has bccn cont_iIIucd.IThe J. T. PfOWItt co.
Chariot-t is no“ suing for a (ll\ orcc, aIIdI
promises to provide for his “in! untilI
the suit is decided.

45 Main Street. Norwalk.

 

 

Mrs Ellcn Byrncs. of Harbor .II enuc,

wishes to correct the statcmcnt of the I ISPRI N G 0 PE N I N G ! !

lirc Innrshall, that the rccent lirc .It hurl SanIqu IIme I. Stun» at

home was caused b\ .I lightcd c Illlllt P I N N E O I s

Shc says there II as no light of any kind ‘
in the ulosct' In w hiuh the fire started l Souvcnirs and cutulogucs.

An entertainment \I as giicn by Beth ,
last night, at Ml Wnslr .
Addrcrmcs wcrc madn by
and Kim .lschcr; .|
solos, M. Harris, Miss llcllc Author and I
.\ftcrwurd dancing was;
cnjoyml. music bcing providcd by I). A. '
About lil'tyl

 

“How is it that ynu,u uiInplm‘itixcn, Saturday February'29 I96
"My Ilitl‘t‘lIlHI ’ ’

’F'OX CYCLE CO.,

:3 l .‘limbcth Shoot. 1

 

MISCELLAN EOUS.

 

II. on an.- Inn" Soc-m Nonw ..u R, Cosy-rumor.

 

NEWS STANDS UN OATURDAXS lFIum" lluc of (‘Iulw undHundrioa intlroStuto.

 

 

 

Omstock * Broth'erS

SELLING OUT AT COST!

'l'llElR liN'l’l lx’l'l

STUCK or '

an

 

HEAVY WEIGHT CLOTHING!

 

The SA! ii will begin MONDAY, MARCH 2nd, and Continue until the lnlltming Momlnymnlcs: the stock

is sold previous to that time.

Overcoats,

Suits,

Reefers

and

Pants,

 

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It lucludcs

AT COST

FOR MEN, BOYS AND CHILDREN.

if you are a purchaser it means a saving of several dollars to you.

 

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hardly seems necessary for us to

add, with our reputation for doing just what we advertise, that this is no exception to the rule. Our

goods are all now, therefore we have the latest patterns and correct fashions.
lots and odds and ends, it would not be cheap even at cost.

returned for the asking of it.

 

South Norwalk store open evenings.
Come and we will verify Our statements to your entire satisfaction.

If it were comprised of job
Money

Comstock Brothers,

lla- SOUTH MAIN STREET,

"SO. Norwalk. '
MILFORD A. GIFFIN, Manéger.

MASONICBUILDINO.

Norwalk.

 

R.H.

Plaiste d,

Oruggist.

\Vc try in kccp cI'oI'ything in tlIl‘
drug linc. and will gct any
articlc not in stock at
short noticc.

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OUR
PRESCRIPTION
DEPARTMENT.

In curcfully mammal. and \w um:
all IlIc improved llll‘llltxlh'
and supply now wmc:
”/dics as won as
”my arc in
thcmurv
ltI'l I!

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PLAISTED'S
OOUOH
REMEDVI

WVZHO NIOENSE SIOBLSIV'Id

Will always curc. 2.3 and so chIt

, bot t 105.
“ST/J

TRY
PLAISTED‘S ‘
BENZOIN
CREAM!

It cums chapped hands and sure
lips.

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2R. H. ‘PLAISTED,

‘3 Washington St.

So. Norwalk, - Conn.

”FL—1—

if“: M. DISDROW,
Tonohor of Plano.

 

 

ilk) it
it cosh Inc

l)ut-— not

much as.

 

ermnlteponnblo on Application. ”Ad-
dress as Word Avenuu. auxin Gui

 

 

Agent For .

Bun-“o A Word WIth You!

GLUTEN l scll grain? l don‘t do anything

FEED else, and for that rcuson czm

FOR better than anybody clsc. i always

OATTL! have the bcst of grain ;

Chicken. more than the ordinary.

."d you.

HORS¢3I l have l'mc barley nuts, (farclully
-- ' scrccncd, WUI‘lll twicc us

BEST the nuts some folks II'IIulII‘ gii‘c

GRAIN you for the same moncy.

FOR Wc are going to sell Ilium for

HORSES more than we paid for them, but

AND less than anybody else can Scll

CATTLE- Ihcm t'IIr.

BRANCH ~ ’ ‘

OFFICE M I 'I' H t h

sows, . anue. a c ,

LIVERY The Loading Cram Dealer,

STABLE. IS'Marshall Street. So. Norwalk.

 

 

 

 

 

LOUK mu

your calcndztr and scc how IIcuI' it is to
Spring. Thcu you'll want to‘ clcun housc‘
renovate gcncrally and vcrv likcly uccd
some now wall papcr for scvcrul rooms.
(.‘omc in anyday this week and sec thc
latest pattcrns in‘dccorative wall paper.
That will give you timc tn takc your pick
of an unusually lino stock.

'aintcrs' hinpplics.

Artist-5‘ Materials, Pictures.

Pic. turcs frumcd to ordcr.

Painting, Pnperhnnging and Docorat- .

iug.
DECKER.

79 Washington Street. So. Norwalk.

 

J. D. JENNINGS
UNDERTAKER.
KNIGHT STREET, ,
Norwalk, . - . - Conn.

 

()pp. Street Railway Depot.
ll kinds of ]tho I'II- mt 1gp fur
butI hing. l'.l.un~lmng. Iinld'

RESIDENCE ELM STlll'I'l‘.
TELEPHONE CALL. ll.
EGGSH l"l| l‘nllsh. 'Ikinalm-I lmhonw
Wihtound It. l. ltm Bull
and “bite ("whim mound $1 on for I?

I. Ilomnznmv k l'uIII. IZP'N llrtrmzur. No 1
floor) btruot. Lani. h’unIqu I .I .nn

 

FOR SALE

”CHEAP!

On account of ill
health, I ofl'cr my
business at No. 92
\\'asliington street
For Sale. .\first-
class paying busi-
ncss, established 3
years. I

Fredorick Mead.

 

BETTER THAN BANKS.

lou couldn't make
.I better lIlIvesnnont

of not nub the
ruin iiiai lIIoI IA-
“0th motor!
TM (loll't fluid.
Inothntlontmtt ‘9
thus Idontt llugtttmo
in ya no I) an .
sultulrln “KM"! and

Ilzo on thorn \‘o
qutfi' tlIulr value.
'1' her make llno

cuts or boirlmnh and mo. alwa a 0x00 nt
.nllnlm.|l. \\ ho II \‘I-II want ll mater din-
mIIIIII-I Ill )owo-lry LI" I”

HOMER B. HOVT'S

Jewelry and Optical Store,
50 Washington Stront.

 

IIIucuII nlwayn m- .~ ~-

 

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