Evening sentinel, Thursday, May 21, 1896 · page 5

 

 
 

, The Norwalk Board of ‘neauh'wm
‘ msettouight.

Edward Mason. of Harbor avenue, is
laid up with the rheumatism.

 
 

llr. and Mrs. William Rose have mov-
ed from Saugatuck to Norwdlk.

The Stanley new... of Main street.
, Norwalk. are getting their sailboat in
trim for the season___.___ ’

I . The lantern parade of the Twin City

Wheelinen, which was to have taken
place tonight, has been postponed for
oneweek.

The Alumni association of the Merrill
Business college, Stamford. will hold a
rcceptiou' in the (allege hall next Thurs-
day night,

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

In the Central National bank double
windows arebeiug cut through the side
« wall towards the river. to give more
light to the interior. - .

Commissioners on the insolvent es-
tnte of Frederick Mead will be appoint-
ed Friday morning. May 29, in the Nor-
wulk Probate Court.

‘ The interior decorations of' Gouge
Othame's Westport avenue residence
are nearing completion. Oswald R.
Smith is the artist.

The Central Circle of King’s Daugh-
ters, of the Norwalk Methodist church,
will hold its second quarterly meeting,
Juno 3, in the Epworth parlor.

Charles F. Gardiner, the well-known
theatrical manager, says the Julian
Comedy company is the best all-around
repertoire company he ever saw. “

 

 

The Epworth League, of the Norwalk

Methodist church, will holda sociable “I

at the home of M111»; Reynolds, 151
Main street. Friday evening, May 22.

Thenew irurr'rnilrond bridge across
the Norwalk river willlbe completed
within a month: Pointers. are now- put.

hasaseveie attack at sciatic rheuma»
tism

Aconcretewalkisbeing laid on the
Butler street hide of the Central club
house.

it}. and im. N. M. Jackson. of Clay
street, are the parents of a bouncing
boy baby. .

TheMandolin club will playat‘ the
Epworth League social In Norwalk, Fri-
day night. ‘

Eddie Stark, the young souofurs.
John H. Starks, of North avenue.is
seriously ill.

Motorinau chm... A. Tuck, of the

Norwalk Street Railway line, is being ’

broken in us conductor.

D. F. Hunt. of South Main street, has
taken the agency for the folding bicycle,
and received a sample wheel yesterday.

A the governing committee

meetqu %
of the Yacht club will be held

tonight, at the home of A. E. Chasinar.

A handsome new carpet was laid in
the City Council room at Norwalk, yes-
terday. The lobby is covered with line-
lenm.

The funeral of the late George R.
Sccfleldwas held yesterday-afternoon.
Today the remains were taken to Pound
Ridge for interment.

George S. Trowbridgc & Co. are re-
papering and painting the interior of
their cigar store at the corner of South
Main and Washington streets.

Edgar H. For, of the For Cycle com-
pany, has been called to Boston, by the
death of his uncle, George Fox. He

expects to return Saturday night.

Rogers. Baldwin & Vicbers, the Nor-
ulk Tramway contractors. have two
our load of rails at Raymond Brothers'
wharf, ready to begin active operations.

j Mrs. Hubbard's mother. who lately
:Irrivod here from New York state. and
is stopping at the City Hotel, was taken
ill yesterday, and her condition is quite

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Ilectiouofthemooumud W
was a fire on the bill. In W

clnhnsthatsshewasgoiughomesome‘:
one ran down West street. shouting-
"."Fire and this he toms intlie‘

alarm.

 

 

R. H.

Plaistedl

DRUGGIST.

,Dr.Green’s
CEDRENE
cnupuoni

Compound

 

 

 

 

Packed with woolens, furs or
any fabrics which moths
infest, will- protect
them thoroughly.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

EDWARD

of them were sold at $1 and $1.
trinity!

, EDWARD
5 cszms BUILuIIIo,

DoNb'VAN b" 0K. WASHINGTON STREET.

lest lupunted Apples, ac per III

. ‘ I 3' “ Aprlcuts, lac " “
«v ”“‘ . " “ Peaches, lac ‘,‘ ti
“ IIIII FssIIIoIIeII Dried Peaches, Inc " " ,

 

II Inc cui III sign.

This week we will first cut you the
best slice. roast, 0r outlet that it has
been your fortune to feast on. and we
will cut the price so low for you that
you cannot help but buy. Veal chops,lOc
per lb, lamb chops, 10c per lb; forequart-
er lamb, (lo perlb; stew lamb, do per lb;
the best piece of corned beef that you
ever bought for 4c per lb, or our money
back if you are not suited. fish is cheap
this week also Free Delivery.

New York Market

FRIIKS. AYE’IS, Prop.

STREET

The season for wearing thin fabrics Is at -—_'—-——-.haud We have the
prettiest line of

Figured Organdlesl Lawnsll Dimitieslll Cambricsllll

. You have ever seen. Open this week. a new shipment of

LADIES SHIRT. WAISTS’!

Correct styles. Special values at 69c, 75c, 98c, $1.19 and $1. 25.
We have 10 dozen ladies’ Shirt Waists. many of them very
good. We shall close them out at 35 and 500 apiece. Some

~l5apiece. Herein an oppor-

STREET !
IIORWALK, coIIII.

 

 

JACKSON 5 PHOTOGRAPHS!

 

Are unsurpassed for beauty
of style and finish. .‘ . . . .

53 WALL STREET, - - -

Prices Reduced!

E. M. JACKSON, Photographer,

’-

NORWALK, CON N.

III)

Serge
uit

higher.

tilatcd straw hat.
Russian crash suits for

8i. 25.

and tin. 75
NEGLIGEE SHIRTS.

Golf and Bicycle

Store open evenings.
satisfied customers.

South Norwalk,

MILFORD A.

Comstoclr Bros” Masonic
Bld'g, Norwalk

 

A FINE, ALL WOOL

INDIGO DYE, ONLY

Other ‘suits even lower; and many better ones
KEEP YOUR HEAD COOL by wearing a ven-
Wc have them at 50 cents,
some at 25c, othcrs at $2.
ment for summer ever made.
Children's wash suits, at 50c; better Ones 75c, $I
with collars and coils attached, 49c. Wear well,

wash well and give good satisfaction.
for 75¢, $1, L25 and 1.50.

“Stockings!

Money refunded to all dis«

 

COMSTOCK BROS,

Ils SOUTH MAIN STREET,

ATHER 0

It’s Bound to Come, and In Dodging. x

Blue

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

$8.5I

 
 
 

men, $8. Coolest gar-

Separatc pants,

 
 
 
 

A good pcrcalc shirt

Others

Suits, Caps and f

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ting the white or the red.
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””The Womai’fi shun Temperance . _ _ ",‘ ' TO THE PEIIPliB 0P NORWAUE AND VIC: INITI: ‘ 9 > ,; .
Uniog _will ho [regular weekly 'The subject 0' "'9 “‘99"an “t’ "I" ~ '9 - We have “Mutual: of the \‘orwnllr Pottery Smith street foot of Mill Hill, 10bit Agent For ch ‘ . , 3 3;
meeting Friday Ill 3' oclcck in the “'35.; First Congregational chapel. this cvcn- , .. .Ianlinerwi, \ilfiuos and'DI curated Flow-r Puts just- ml thingffgr- it’lomorialnnuy BUFFALO ea pn 35$ ‘ - I .
' .- the t'cal o of \V‘hltll we \I sollut reduced prices. and tooncli pIII-I- Insure [I We WI pre- GLUTEN . , , ‘ I ‘
lion room in’Waier ”66‘ AT! “refit. {Egbeusflz Wo veg Ego; cmmwc I sent om \ use for out flowirs or our .Iardiuere. '1 III». ollor holds good till Juncl FEED ‘ “In I always economy. There s 1.10 money saved if" 'T'
come. Escape from "um 5' mIs iw ~ hours Respm-Irniiy,.1.\iiss l.\CE',TI‘ Prop pron 3323: 3:03am!!! 01% My. Iglunlity first, Then?"
_____.__ ,_. 'I o Illl a a- 'ram IIsiuoss. .
Fire alarm l5 No. 32, at the electric T" More effectual than crude or - . 32:31:53 matter hm,- mm. the {33... ifb t1“. thing is meme 1"
light 3mm"! 1’90me operation After the shooto Company D at the f 1 . . < fit! you don‘t want it. That the best in everything" " '
‘Ke s “be ““3 3 A! E as Westport avenue range. yesterday. rc "lei camphor. HORSES! proves the cheapest in the end and affordstlie groate " ‘
my... AyEach‘ reside: W B H Major Hendrie ordered the company to BEST Ist satisfmtiou is u tIuism known to all and it ap-v .
o co, . . an ace, the atom where the members wcn- ORA plusuith pnrtu ular force to grains. My warrant ‘
Clark’s, Seth Remington's, and at all , *dfoyanh or o FORIN is behgnrlkall I scll. RegainI tome any grain that
f '89. anII o yout in is not as it s on d be. I want you to' “
actor! w-ww- . HORIEb conic twice, ten times, all the time, It is perma- A
Attorney W. E. Walkleyv of Bridite- 690139 Ingersoll OI 50“”) \orwalk VI f 1 I $=$TL£ III-Iit trade that is valuable to me. I
port, has inatit‘uted a suit against Moses entertained a large crowd' In New C III l nun acturu Iy .. .
Johnson, of Danbury, in favor of Wm. nan, Tuesday 3109111009. With MS "mil" 3:;332’. M A N U E L T' H A T c H' ’
0. Hoyt, of that place. to recover $10 - ling and coutortiou acts, and incidental- SOLMANS' The Leading Grain Dealer,
000 (131113869 for alienating his wife's Iy soldanumber of song books. R H PL LIVERV ‘
“actions mm-.. , , STABLE. I5 Marshall Street. So. IIorIIIaIII.
' The stereopticon lecture on “Ben < ( ..
—E. H. l’arshalls half-(Tun. restau- Bar," by John E. Jackson, Inst DIRT", \
rant. 13‘ WWW street, supplies under the auspices of Minuehaha ‘3 Washington - - - - - . - - «
_ , - "-— - “—0- :—'....,, «w... .. .____--W
lunch “5“ fishing W' Ham sand DIvisiou. netted 820. It was of a Ilecid- 5t ’
wichen. 310'“ “ml“ bread. ““11”" ”“1 edlyinterestlug character. There was ".t'
Colbysicecream in 106, 20’ “d 40" alarge attendance. 50. NORWALK. ig eigoN . g . .
Messrs. Wright and Hamilton have '

Albert M. Pohlmau, the barber in
Washington street. will open a new
shop In one of V. A. Seofleld’a stores in
North Main street, and the present fix.
tunes willbe auctioned off. )lr. Pohl-
manwssln New York yesterday. par.
chasing new furniture.

The last meeting of the Bills Musical
club for the season will be held londay
night at the home of Kr. and live.
Joseph H. Pillow. In West Norwnlk.
The, members will be conveyed there in
two carryalls. Au entirely hummus
programme will be rendered.

William E. Collins. the restaurateur.
hastakcnaflve yearII' leasooflhestore
in the Old Well Hotel block. formerly
occupied by 1'. Gordon lmdc. and will
open II first-class restaurant there on or
before June let. his. Collins Is an or

man In the business. and
should meet with success

The Immediate unseat the death at
it. Allen (Stuntman. noted In The fiend»
not, why. was blood poaching,
which not in soon after his injuries were
received. Theright leg was so badly
mangled that amputation was necessary
above the knee and close to the hip.
When blood poisoning set in there was
nothing In sinputatv. consemicntly his
deathmldnothesverted. Hewas
well liked by all who knew him.

 
 

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’ range where they were shmtlng. 'I'III-

 

W

I Pure and Sara.”

Ccveland s

BAKING POWDER.

refer Clevelaml's baking
wholesome. It takes Ias forthe same ham,
nurses failnsad bread sndcakelteeptheir

decided to formally open the Fair
Grounds with the Alpha Wheel club's
tonruameutou June II. The track is
getting into goul condition. and the
[unseat rain will aid It materially.

Theodore ll. Blmmer, twenty-two
yearsof age. of Bmoltfleld. near Inn-
bury. shot himself In the head near the
railroad station there. and lived half an
hour. He was fi'ldlilm‘l from the Insom-
retreat nt Middletown three weeks ago,
and had slum boon IlInIpetbknt

The members of Company Denjoywl
a clambako, yesterday noon, at the

bakery wagons that passed that way suf-
fered. Ibmnvcbur's turnout was loaded
with wood.and the Sangutucb baker's
horse was harnessed head first in the
shafta

The mlmphonograph entertainment
at the Nos-wall: Methmist church. last
night. under the susplm of the lip.
worthlmumwnn wellattendod. The
selections rendered by the marvolms
piece of mechanism were plainly heard
allover the edition. The evening was
thoroughly enjoyed.

--If you want a cigar that ismado of
nice IobIIcm by good workmen in a
clean facun’y. try an Imperial (frown.
at U. 8. Tmlmdge at Co's cigar mire.

def because it is

 

Lady Washington

Geraniums. . . . . .
Largo plants. mm In inches high, in
Much pots. 20. 25 and Mounts each.
These are In full bloom and an- choice
varieties. 100 Kniuuriu Augusta
Vlifl‘l‘lltlA BUSES.
largo plunts,ono year old "lightly
Inlldewod, but just as good for out
door planting. at 20 cents each
LIMA BEANS.
King: of the (Inulou. Ford’s MIIIII-
mot . me,cxtrn early. Challen-
ger. etc. Fresh. new IIeI-Il.
l'l.’ INERIZBI) IIHl-Slil’
Fl-ilt’ ‘ILIZER.
nothing butt” for lawns and flow-
ers; per loll lb. bug. 32.60

HIIFORD’S FLORAL HALL

 

WARRANT

main

Special City Hosting

Mum‘s 0mm. III-nth Sui-walk. I‘nnn.
To W-IIII -IIII F Tammany. IIn’I. Hart of IIII‘
Cllf III I‘IIIIIII NnrwIIIII. Ifntm.

”r: llv authority VMNIIII me an MAI-or
and “I onlorofthv III4 «It‘ll-II IIIIIII-llmnn III NIIII
I' Ity. FWFPTI} Illrn-t you!" cite mIIII'II In "In
legal mm- of IIII-s IHII) IlmI II Rm IIII I'iII'
Meeting will be held III Minn Hall on Madison
air .In ~IIII -ity. on 1IIWh."w Iwunlt
slit Ilnyuf lay. 1"“. at s ImIleI II III to
nurture or Ilimppmtfl III-9 Iollowlnu "Willie
Ilil'flfllllllllwl by MM ”and of “mill Ilnwn:

“llrunll‘ml That II MIIIIIMII miter. In or ”III II
Iaulhs nodal? manhole“, be «HtmerIIHmI III
IIIIII Ilirv-Iuih modem and Wmulward III cones
and endow street mwmllug to ”II Iwom
IIwnaIIIIIIm oltIIe commitm- on new“. III a
mist II-Illonrml It IIIIIImIsIImI sir IIIIIIIIIml
dollars; III-u to transact any other Inislnmu

trots-r Ion Ililflll‘lfiflml'lfilw’flllg

IIIIIInlIII Hoot nrwa'll ‘ ”EA?
Klsuml, OIITI In hill! .I. II'.‘ Mam yor.
A Iruo mos.

Gaff-IA! F TA‘IM ANY.

"I'M Ail-KI I It, Clerk

Shorty Sherwood; IIstter
Mobs We! lawm-

 

 

MINI-“Woman.
and see the lets-I
finfibits sits

 
 

 

actual value I5c per yard.
looks .Iny prettier than these goods.

etc. Our pric: on these goods has
week.
buy.

ten stores sell for I5c per yard.
customer.

Understand when We say a large

- - - Summer Fabrics!

Iooo yards of stripe Dimilics in pink, blues. ctc.,ut 9c per yard
Nothing more Comfortable and nothing

30 pieces of light- weight fancy figured lnw ns, (limitics mamas IloIIIs

varied from Ir- m In up per yard.

We have bunched the whole lot at the uniform price of II I-2c for this
You can make your own selections and it will depend on your-
self whether you save Ic per yard on l~2C per yard on the goods. you

500 yards fast black satccn, full width and better man nine out I»!
Our price 9c per yard;

Io yards to II

An outside Ilycr for Saturday and Monday only! 50 dozen large
size fringed linen towels, at [013 each; .4 to a customer only.

size. we don't mean any of lhosc

little skimpy towels, just large enough to wipe once with.

 

8' l Washington St., South Nor“ nlk Conn.

 

 

 

 

 

 

J. D J E N N I NOS,
UN DENTAKE R.
KNIGH'ISTRI‘IETI
Norwulk. -
Opp. Bil-set Railway Depot,
RESIDENCE ELM BTRE’I‘.
TFLFPIIOVE PM 1.. 11.

After lsylst,
‘ ....DII. F. SOIIIVOIII

Will be at his South anlk office.
I Wonhmm 0%..

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You I’IIIII ln't make

a ImItw Invoutnmnt
, of mI‘III-| y than "by,” the

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Illhl will);A sotorIIII-IIII
Th ey don: rust.

moths Ilou' teal them
they dont fluctuate
In value In an! ion
mnuble Mir-III and
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early their value.
her make llnepee-
enIII or helrlmius and are aIwII "(I as. only:
PIIIIIIIM’III. hen you want 11 water
moods oriewel r7 so to

HOMER B. I-IOYT’B
Jewelry and Optical tters,
”WWW

 

have the best stock 10 select from.

,9 Wall Street, Norwalk, Conn.

Commencing May I5III and continuing until June Ist,I will offer
my entire stock at cost, as I have a large stock of goods on hand that
must be converted into cash. Those making earliest selections will

 

 

After that, prices will advance.

A. W. AUSTIN, Jeweler.

 

I TS’ELF

The crank-shaft M
Columbine—most im:

 
 

pIIrtnnI [Ml'l III II III
IyIIc~-ll supreme in
Its uiIanIIIly and
strength. No nuts to

catch trousers m
shirts. MII'IIIInchiIly
one piece. lunlrmtl
taken apart. Makes the bicyco
run easier. Pound only on

Ilcycles
Standard of the World

‘I00

70 Ill. ILIII

Let us rrplnin this and
other Columbia Irnlnm
to run. cutnlnguc tree
If you call.

F'. 8. AMBIEII CYCLE 00.. Agents.
29 Wall street. Norwalk.

 

D. W. RAVMOND,

Funeral DIrector‘

and Embslmer.
on w-nhlngton “not,
Do. Nervous. ,

mm. labsobsmo Hotel.
an 11

 

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EDUCATE!) ANI) ARTISTIC

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in wall paper» and IleI.~oi'IItlous is one of 1 ,
Illl' nineteenth m-ntnry Iwcoinplishments. ,'C
That is why those who select their \Vfll
paper at IleckI-r's get such delightful Iti-
snlIII. It Isn't necessary to purchase the
expensive guides, the designs and calm
are just as artistic in the cheaper grades.
if they are uot'm rich. For those who ‘
wish to cover the walls of II vino covered
cottage. or III-curate II palace. go to Deck-
or‘s.
l’alnters' Supplies.

Artists' Materials. Pictures.
Pictures framed to order.

Painting. I’Iipnrhanglng, Dem“.
and Sign Writing.
DECKER,

"WWW. Helm "

I , .p, A , ‘35.“.