Evening sentinel, Saturday, May 9, 1896 · page 5

 

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NEWSWTHENIIBWAIKS

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lens at “smug!“ sss llssr
leisurely” Item-ill sslVlslnlly
Davis. M Ill-Isl Will!-
Miss Kittie Flynn, of Hanford Place,
isill.

The Consolidated Railroad company
is having a walk laid in front of its
mperty in State street.

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4-Ludics of may do not allow Head-

aches to prevent an evening's pleasure if

they canget :Bradycrotinc. ‘

The rename 01in... Nelson Taylor,
in West street, is being equipped with
Welsbach lights by Percy E. Ferris.

The full ‘ Philharmonic band and
orchestra has been engaged by the Nor-
walk Yacht club for Mention Day.

Edward Gaflney and Victor Lawson
will leave South Norwalk next week to
work on a farm in New York state dur~
ing the summer.

 

 

Anew walk.-made necessaryby the
railroad improvements, is being -’laid 1n
front of Edward Qditaer‘s saloon at 9
North Main street " .

The Sentpua La Buryer club will give
a dance in en's Hall, ‘ Washing-
ton street, Tlin'rsday'," May 28th. Pd"
well’s orehmtrawill furnish music.

 

~Strntford shad, 8 cents. N. Y. Mkt.

The Norwalk friends of Editor Bross,
of the Ridgefleld Press, .will regret to
learn that he is prestrated from ever-
work. His illness is not at present re-
garded as serious.

—Brown derbys. O'Brien’s.‘

 

The new piston rod for the engine at
the Electric Light Works arrived yes-
terday, and was placed in position and
the engine used last night. It worked
very satisfactorily. . - 3

The heirs of the estate of the late
fiewis Raymond? of Wilton, have rent-
ed their store at 35 and 37 Main street“
Nor-walk, to the ‘Ne ew York Grocery
‘compauy, who will move into June 1-.' ~

9 o

”TV-v
—Lamb chops, 10 cents N. Y. Mkt

Strawberries sold in the local markets

11 cents a basket

It is expel: berries will reach tlfi:

twelfth-41:11 r“, eiut within a few

.fierealthousl} some. hays already _be_eh
sold at that price

Conductor Edward Tayloai‘,“ South
lNorvi'alk, telegraphed to Station Master
Hunt, of Bridgeport, yesterday. to look
out for a man about twenty-eight years
of age, dressed in black. 'who had turn-
ed the air cock on Mr. Taylor‘s train.

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l-I—Chilled plots, 1‘. Watkins & Dow's

Quite a number' of oyster growers
from the south - sidoot Long Island are
new in these waters buying oysters for
planting in the Great South bay. ,cht
season the same oysters will be taken up
and sold as Blue Points at the rate of $1
per bushel. -.-. _.

—Chickens. 12}; cents N. Y. Mkt.

Dr. Willis H. Crowe has decided to
locate' in New Haven, and has already
opened an office there. Dr. mee is a
promising young physician. and achiev-
ed considerable success in his chosen pro
fashion during the short time he practic-
ed in South Norwalk. In the broader
field of New Haven he will, without a
doubt. meet with still greater success.

—-Straw hats die-gn‘edf O'Brien's.

The Young Men’s Debating club will
hold its monthly debate next Tuesday
night. The disputauts will be William
F. Smith and William Wilcox, who will
argue for and against arbitration as the
most successful way of settling interna-
tional disputes. A date for the club’s
annual outing will be decided upon at
the meeting.

--Lawu mowers, at watkins at Dow 11

 

The case of Thomas 1. Raymond vs.
John Gorham et al.. on a motion to
erase, came up in the Superior Court,
yesksrday. This lsulong pending liti-
gation between Norwalk parties in
which judgment on a promissory note,
amounting to 01,574 was rendered.
Now it is claimed there were irregulari-
ties in the suit, and counsel desires to

. have certain allegations erased.

 

--Refrlgerators, biggest assortment
ever carried in Norwalk, Raymond Sons,
Main street.

. Ollie smash» secured a position
at E. H. Morehouse's store, in West
IVBDIIO:

—Straw hats. O’Brleu's.

Miss Annie Whitleek, of Union ave-
nue, is very ill with inflammatory
rheumatism.

~Bedroom suits of curly birch and
oak, and chifloniers, at Raymond Sons,
Norwalk.

E. J. Thomas, the Norwalk represen-
tative of the Evening Sentinel, was able
to be out today.

The Darlene and Arctics, of Norwalkl
will play ball this afternoon, on the
Fair Grounds.

i
Starr Hamilton this morning sold his
residence in Bayview avenue to Ezra
Hoyt, of East Norwalk.

 

—The display of seasonable dry, goods
in the window of the Boston Store, Nor-
walk, is an evidence that this wide-

A horse driven by Charles Bouton,
order clerk for .Adams' Brothers' meat
market, ran away yesterday, in Sangu-
took. The wagon was pretty well
smashed up, but Mr. Benton was un-
injured.

The homestead lately‘owned and co-
cupied by Susan Youngs. situated outhe
Newtown turnpike, three miles from
Norwalk, will be sold at auction by
Mitchell a: Son, 011 Tuesday, May 19, at
3p.m

—Faucy tables, hall racks and fancy
chairs. Raymond Sons, Main street,
Nerwalk.- .

Joseph Ueker. lately an employee of
the Norwalk Silk Mills, was makings
disturbance at the factory, last night,
and it became necessary to summon an
officer. This morning the Silk Mills
people did not wish to be too harsh on
the man and he was given his liberty.

~Corned beet-1 cents. N. Y. Mkt.

The Ellis Musical club will be enter-
tamed by Miss Louise Abendroth and
Mrs. J. Wilkie Collous, of Crescent
Terrace, Monday night. The chorus
will rehearse. and In ndditieuto a mu-
sical programme an essay on “Opera in
America" will be given by one of the
members. '

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Nerwalk mIlItmuIeu who are ac-
quainted with As’sistaut Surgeon George
B. Cowell, of the Fourth regiment, will
be interested to learn of his marriage to

Mass,, ii occurred in 1889 but
which has thine made public. They
have a son the years old, and are new
résiding' In East Bridgeport.

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011 Thudday venerable Stephen
Stanley, of Main street. Norwalk. who
recently celebrated the ninety-fourth
anniversary of his birthday, went out
forastroll in the warm sunshine. He
felt unusually well and continued _to
"The Bridge," where he was warmly
greeted by many old acquaintances.
After a short rest he was able to walk
home.

M. W. Balaton, formerly with J. W.
Alphonse & Co., was in town today.
He came here after his dog "Clip,"
which recently left Norwalk and tramp-
ed to New Canaan. From New Canaan
the canine then traveled to Kntonah, N.
Y., and several days ago wound up at
the residence of W. W. Houghtou in
this city, where he has since remained.
——Stmnford Advocate.

--Live 110.111.117.13}; N. v. Mkt.

Pioneer Castle. A. 0. K. M. 0., met in
theirhnllin the Gazette building, last
night. Alurge number of air knights
were present. 8. 0.6. Solomon Scam;
P. 0.. Edward Beacomfiof Palestine
Castle, of South Norwalk. ware pres-
ent. All sir knights are requested to
attend the meeting of Palestine Castle,
Monday night. The second degree will
be worked. Supreme Commander John
Bray, of Providence, will be present.

——Baby carriages at lowest cash prices
can be found at Raymond Sous, Main
street, Norwalki‘

Rev. A. ll. Wyatt, pastor of the Nor-
walk Methodist church. who was chap:
lain in the army, has been invited to
speak at the entertainment of the Union
Veterans' Union on May 15. He has
promised tomake 11 strong effort tobe
present and give the veterans one of his
interesting talks. Rev. F. E. Robbins,
who also has a warm place in his heart
for the boys who wore the blue, will be
present and speak. The balance of the
pmgmmme will be of a musical and
literary character,” .. _‘ A M

-—1)lning fumlture, leather and cuae
seated chairs, sideboards and tables, at
Raymond Sons, Main street, Norwnlk.

 

 

 

“ Pure and Sure.”

eyeland S

Mlflfim

' “i use it in my kitchen and class “35”“.

_ Inns Emile,

My. cm; 5.1.1.

we

awake firm is in keeping with the times.’

ngosephiueT Chase, of Worcester, _ .

L-Giest'boom in wall paper. at New-
msndr Bluney's.
The annual meeting of thaNer-walk
Pottery company will be held June 1,
at 8 p. m

The ease of State vs. Mrs. Kate Fahan
and the Tuhey case have gone over to
the June term of the court.

 

 

. —-Newmau a Pluney’s is the plate to
buy wall paper.

The same officers were re-elecm at
the meeting of the official board of the
Methodist Episcopal church, Norwalk,
last evening.

 

Street Commissioner Briggs today
placed a twelve- inch pipe across the
lower end of Day street, to carry off the
water from the meadows.

Captain 0. S. Clark, of the cat bout

house, of Arch street, and spent yester-
day afternoon floundering among the
Norwalk islands.

The funeral of Mrs. Mary E. Hall.
who died yesterday at her, home in Ely
avenue, will be held tomorrow after-
noon frem the rcsideuceofherdaughter.
12 West street. The deceased was sev
enty-two years of age. ‘

—Wall paper, wall paper, at Newman
&. Piuuey' s.

The funeral of Mrs. George Beatty,
formerly well known, in .Norwalk, was

cemetery, Dr. T. K. Noble officiated.
Mrs. Beaty was for years a worthy and
well-beloved member of the First Con—
gregatieual church here.

Nathan Upton, 1: Bridgeport peddler,
who wvformerly lived at 13 Academy
street, Norwalk, was driving a bakery
wagon through Southport, yesterday,
when" hemran into a trolley car and was
thrown out. The wagon was overturned
and wrecked. Mr. Upton escaped with
only a few bruises.

"The Adams Express company's wagons
in South Norwnlk are being repainted
by Henry Tilly.

The merchants of Washington street,
if they thought the petition would be
granted, would appoint Theodore as-
sistant street commissioner and give
him special charge over East Washing-
ton ‘street and the railroad crossing. The
condition of the street is causing much
complaint.‘ The loose stones and sur-
plus dirt ought to be removed.

 

 

 

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Y. R. H.

Plaisted!

DRUOOIST.

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Dr. Green’s
GEDRENE
CAMPHORE

Compound

 

 

Packed wiIh woolcns, furs or
any fabrics which moths
infest, will protect
them thoroughly.

Price, 25 Ctl.

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ONINVI'IO 3300M HOJ ONIHLAH

More effectual than crudc or
rcfincd camphor.

 

Manufactured by

R. H.PLA|STED

43 Washington
Street,
SO. llORWALll.

 

 

 

 

Shorty Sherwood; llstterl

“Three Brothers," shipped E. H. Merr- “

.Rsmblers.

“mfgiu'man 111111.111"l m “:wim' stit'. ,
1613M ssstke out
It“ all!

arm and Plums,

F. D. LAWTD

 

 

 

11.a 13:1.

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Yellow Peaches,
Bartlett Peers,
Strawberry Jam,

 

 

Raspberry J’s

F. D. Lawton 1 00...;

 

Lonsdale Muslin, 36 inch
““ Fruit of the Loom, 36-inch,

Here Is your opportunity of the year.

100 Per,Can !,

2 South Main Street
This is the Way

oursteokw looks when we buy it. You
aresureto stock that has not been
slaugh amouth when you buy of
mmaWebuydireot from the sin hter
onsemyitsodgin we save“?m ddlei
man’s w 0 our one are
the benefit of. go
Potroast, from do to 12c; corned beef,
frem4to 12c fresh poi-,k 10c, sausage,
10e;bacou, 1011;11shefmall kinds at the
lowest price.

New York Market

FRAIKS. AYERS, Prop.

' D’ONOVAN BLOCK. WASHINGTON STRETE.

EDWARD.

well attended this morning at Union ,

 

STREET.

On

 

Saturday,May9, and Monday,Mayll

In order to make things lively on above days, FOR CASH we sell the
following goods, at greatly redudccd prices.

6 1-2c per yard
6 1-2c per yard

Lousdale Cambric, 36-inch, 9c per yard
Atlantic A and H Muslin, 36-inch, 6c per yard
Best Soft finish Lining Cambrics, 41:: 'per yard

1 Best Apron Giughams, 5c per yard
Best Outing Flannels, 8c per yard
Best l’rinte 3p inch Percalcs 10c per yard
Unbleachet able Linen, 50c grade at 40c per yard
All 251: Towels' In stock, at 20c ' apiece

‘ Spool Cotton, all kind, zoo yard, 3c a spool

We shall continue the speci

al sale for these days the of

Onyx Fast Black Hose

for ladies at

’**“*, «sea

' 51" ALSO

LadieS’ Rib

It 5 and I2 I
Those who were fortunate to buy

EDWARD
s cszrrrr sunelsc,

A first-class upright piano in

pair!

THE

bed Vests,

-2c apiece.

at last special sale. said they never

saw their equal.

 

STREET!
llORVlALK, cons.

 

PIANO FOR SALE.

 

fine condition. Will be sold

at a bargain. Inquire of or address

E. M. JACKSON,

ea wa’u. STRII'I’, . .

Photographer.
NORWALK, GONN.

 

 

s 1111’: stock '
otWheelstosslectlrom

Strum. stylish. unto-date in all use
improvements.

Sales,
A well built wheel that will stand the
whet.

ldesls,
UKIII.
Stormers,
The best wheel in the marketatihe price.

Batman,
A mining good jnmnlle line.

Pullslinmd wheels from “0 to $1110.
101111111.

The]. T. wProwitt Go.

45 Main Street. Norwalk.

SEW
BETTER THAN IIIKS

You couldn't make

i better i realm i.

. 1‘?!chI
A

name

hey don't 1'1“.

rgoihsd on't
in” don't actuate
val e to any res-
mantle extent and
on can always rea-
Ize on them very
nearly their value.
They make tine pres-
enls or heirlooms and are slim 11 excellent
collision When you want his Water dis-
mouds or jewelry go to

HOMER B. HOVT'S
Jewelry sad Optical Store,
sow-shinston Siren.

J. 0. JENNINGS,

UNDERTAKER.
mom cram,

handsome and durable.

Juvenile

 

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Aluminum Rims
an Expert 1nd-
7

The hull
are the Fay
err.

1.1311115.
Butter; Citrate, Eggs
7 ‘ "Etc.

155 Wflhillm m. So. Norwslk

 

Butter. Cheese. Fairs. lard and ‘Dllicaicmn

Try “Epicure Brand"Camch
Goods,

And Green Mountain Cheese.
Quslltr Unsumsserll Prices imvsstl

 

 

-MA‘KIVVOUNH
was”: KNOWN

 

 

 

owners m ll.

2:

ON “I'll
Mill“ 1’ semen:

 

$l0.00‘
Spring
Suits.
and

5011 .

South Nerwalk,

MILFORD A.

Comatock Bros" Masonic
Bld'g, Norwalk.

A SALE or MEN’ ,

 

Overceats

PEOPLE ASK How we can sell them for.
$10. Our answer is through the application

of the most improved methods of manufacture
ing in quantities to supply the large and in»
creasing demand of our several stores and by
adding only a small profit to the original cost;

All wool, sewed with silk, guaranteed to fit,
made of handsome, new,stylish cloths this sea-

 

Straw hats are ready; a few selling even now.

 

legligee Shirts, leather and crash Belts, Bicycle and Golf Suits,
caps, Stockings and Sweaters, Ladies' lockout. I

COMSTOCK BROS.

I4 SOUTH MAIN STREET,

Conn.

GIFFIN, Mgr.

 

Agent For

FOR
CATTLE
Chick-n-

HOdNOISI
DIST
GRAIN
FOR
HORNE.
AND _
OATTLC.

BRANCH
OFFIOE
SOLMANS'
LIVIRV
STABLE.

cheap.

fences

nvited.

 

l

The Safest
Bicycle
to Buy

There are many grades of bicycles.
Shall you experiment? You know
you will be satisfied if you buy a

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$100

Standard lleyele. Standard Price.

Most boat or. Hartford Iloyolu,
$00. $00. .50.
The Columbia Catalogue is the it you all.

P. S. AMBLER CYCLE 00.. Agents.
211 Wall street, Norwalk.

 

Asparagus Roots!

Strong :two-year-old Pal
motto roots st .1 211 per hau-
tired.

R H U IA R B.
l..argc roots, 101: each.

31’. B R U N 0' 3

LILY,
hardy and frugrant.pnr1-
whltc, 50 each “for 2131:.

Fresh tested
OARDEN AND
FLOWER SEED.

Pulvcrired sheep manure
fnrzflmvers and lawns at

HIIFORD’S FLORAL IIILI.

Semi (or (3111111011119.
W

D. W. RAYMOND,
Funeral Director

and Embslmer.

on Washington Mom
“- Nuvnlh.

WWW”!

 

 

. II? 11

 

W
BUFFALO
GLUTEN
FEED

 

 

My Guarantee Means

If you buy Grain from me and it isn‘t exactly what
it should bower what it is reprequ to be" in fact,
if you are not entirely satisfied, lwill refund your
mom y and take away the grain.

We are not selling grain at or below cost, not
“cheap" grain of doubtful quality. The best Grain
carefully selected for the
produIt' Is adapted, is the

lBarnes-es for which the
d I handle and sell

Oats carefully screened and put in with care. No
dirt. no destroyed lawns and shrubbcry, no broken

A single trial asked. inspection and comparison
MANU El. T. HATCH.

The Leading Grain Dealer,
15 Marshall Street. So. lomslk.

 

 

 

TITIAN PAINTING HIS VENUE.
or Raphael adorning the walls of the
Vatican with his magnificent m
shows what genius can amomplish when
directml in any channel. The Mural
lcoorntor, or thew-ll paper designer. ll
almostas uniquc in lines II the“
luminous lnuets' In the artistic universe
if you win to 111-1111011111 great eflorts of
the wall paper deal erin 101111.00“.
tint and exquisite

. iiis assortment is nIIrivalImW cdin prim.

Painters’ Supplies.

Artists' Materials, Pictures.

Pictures framed to order.

Paintin Paperhsngiug, Decorating
and Sign rlting.

DECKER,

711 Washington Street. Bo. larvalk.

 

1:. II. IIARVIV'S

CITY - EMPLOYMENT
AGENCY.

ladies and gentlemen desiring Inst
class help in any capacity can obtain the
same immediately at the above agency;
also those wishing posltlmis, either male
or female, can secure employment.

Wmntetllmmulislclv position: for six good
r'omr nl flunnrta n glide; also; Mint
sag-km mother good girls or germ: hearse:-
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c. H. HAMIV, Nancy'- am
More.
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