Evening sentinel, Saturday, June 13, 1896 · page 5

 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 

 

 
 

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lug whist at her home, 11 West avenue.

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“ issued invitations for a birthday party at

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A telephone has been plmd in the
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The calls are: , ,
BUSTNESS 0111111117, 925;
EDITORIAL 110011.924.
BRANCH OFFICE. tea.

 

The temperature 11111111 water at The
Knob today is 60° ,

 

‘ Harry Cobain, of South Main street,
beat his bicycle crank. this morning, by
catching in the trolley track.

 

A dog owned by James Roach recent—
13 bit a young son of Robert Montgom-
ery, of Water street, Nerwalk.

Several friends of Miss Bird Parker
spentlaat evening very pleasantly play-

 

Butler Lodge, 1. 0. O. F., will klecor
ate the graves of its deceased mem-
bers tomorrow, through a committee

 

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lolfax Encampment, I. 0. 0. R. will
confer the Royal Purple degree, and
nominate and elect officers, Monday
«arm-- ' 1 -

W. H. Swords will men!1 his tailoring
establishment July let, from the City
Hotel to John Ferris’. building opposite.

1—3 lb porgies l0? at Hayes' market.

The boat Hawthorne traveled seven
miles yesterday and reached the shores
of 1.11111 Kenosia. She will probablybe
launcher] today.

James 1.1 certainly playing woudprful
ball at short. Yesterday culdedcd an-
other to his long string of crrorless

games—QDanbnry News. 1

A party oered Men will go to South
Norw alk Tuesday morning for the pur»
pose of embarking on a yacht for a day's
sail on the Sound. ~—l)aubury News.

....-. mam-1.1.4-11:
,vs .

tcaps. O'Bfln s. 1 .

The New Church A'itlscxnety. bf the
South Norwalk Mothfifist chum. has

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a church, ”on Waing, July 3.

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—-Cbil1lren’s hats, nicely trimmed
with flowers and ribbons, for 9817, form-
er price 32, at H. Krieger’s.

 

South Norwalk people desirous of wit-
nessing the liaiptism in Rowayton, to—
morrow afternoon at l o'clm'k, in the
harbor near the Baptist church, should
take 11111 12:35 trolley.

Captain Wheeler has received an ac—
ceptance from the Alpha Wheel club of
the imitation to participate in the lan~
tern parade of the Twin City Wheel-
men, next Tuesday night.

—Straw hats cleaned.

The Sons and Daughters of the Ameri-
can Revolution are spool Iy invited to
the patriotic service to ' held in the
Norwalk (kinnregutional church, tomor-
row evening, in recognition of Flag Day.

O'Bricn’s.

—-I)ou'tmisu the great gale cl trim-
med l1 its at II. Kriegor'm Yoursan't
help getting suited. Our stock is larger
than the combined stdckol all the rail-
linery stores in the twin cities.

Quite a crowd gathered in South
Norwalk, this morning, to hear two
ltalian girls 11111: "Just Tell Them that
You Saw Mo,” to the accompaniment of

'- throe violins and a harp, the latter piny-
ed by a little girl about ten years of age.

Pioneer Castle, A. 0. K. o! M. (3.,
met last night and contorted the
sir Knight degree on four candidates.
The Castle also received a visit from P.
3. Edward 8011011111 and P. C. John
Bmith. of Palestine Castle, of Booth
Nor-walk “w...“

Buckingham Post. (i A. It, has re—
ceivod and accepted an invitation to at-
tend the flag exercises atthc lira-walk
Mothmlist church, tomorrow evening.
The menibora of the Poet will meet at
their roonm at” 1 p.111. ,wearintt army baci-
ucs and white gloves

“If yc or want n 1111111- thnt is made of
nice tobacco by 111111 workmen in :1
1.1111111111111113, try an Imperial Coma,
at G. ti. 'l‘rowhndge tit Ooh cigar store

, Washington street.

Flag" Day will bowcelebrated 111 the

 

1111111111 111111, at North Main client,
has gone intothe wholesale 1111111111111-
near.

11111111111011.1011; and Mrs.'rim
01’1me of North 11111111 streetlust
night. .

Frank D. Lawton, the grocer. was out
at 5:30 o’clock, this morning, struggling
with .11 bicycle.

1111111, Tilly is painting a price list
sign for W. E. Collins' restaurant in

 

 

Mine Alice May Sherwood. of Nor-
walk, will sing at a concert in National
Hall, Westport, June 22. '

Dwyer’n Harwell: City band will com-
mence'giving out-of-door concerts on
The Green, Friday night.

f’ «Inc 111111.111 111111 for 111.1111, 111 H
Krleger's millinery store.
1—...“

The race committee of the Alpha

Wheel club has refused eight entries, on

account of the list being closed.

I
What appeared to he a meteor trailed
11111111111111 heavens from northwest to
southeast, about 8:45 last night. ' L

 

 

Them is 11 box and several sacks of

congressional documents awaiting Con-

aresemau Hill at the Norwalk post-office.
i .

-'-Browu derbys.

O’Brien’s.

The Norwalk Street Railway company
lemming a section of vitrified brick
pavement laid "near the south railroad
abutment.

John J . Mulvey, of cedar street, who
was injured by a blast explosion a week
ago, is getting along nicely. He can
see out of both eyes

 

The City Council of Norwalk met last
night and discussed the East Wall
street widening problem. They decided
that they had a hard job'bcfom them.

--'1'he greatest sale of ladies' hats ever
known in the twin cities, at H.
Krieger’ s millinery store.

The odor is of the insolvent rstate of
Frederick “end were auctionnd of!’ yes.
terday. Candy sold for almost nothing.
and a horse, buggy and harness brought
only .1111.

1711111115: street 1111111111, Monday after-
Noon, liy ermiires in the Isd'mbly

the programme consisting of
songs, rocitations and a flag drill. A

war talk touching on the eiril win, by a

local‘vereran, will also , ‘giren. The
exercises are public, aim; at 2:30
o’clock. _.. _.

—Latest golf cups. O Brien' s

The course! Jomphiuc Shvrwoml vr.
James H. Smith, fora board bill of $771,
and Sarah Lnrrignn vs. A. Bach, for a
board bill of $21), wow again adjourned.
yesterday. until June Iii. They will be
heard before Justice Kevlar.

Secretary George H.11‘row, of the
New York and Norwalk Steamboat
con1pauy,w1s1ntowu today. As yet
he has31een unable to find a suitable
boat to place on the route hero, but
home to do so before the month is out.

Favorable comment is hchrd concern-
ing the way Street Cofnmissioner Kel-
logg has remiml Barnnm's Hill. The
grade has been minced by filling at the
bottom and it has been drained, making
in all one of the best city jobs compleb

ed this season. ,

The funeral of the late Willianili.
Lockwood was largely attmdml from
the residuum of his 111111 William. in
Film 111111111. yesterday afternoon. There
was a beautiful display of lion-111's. llev.
3. ll. Watkins, assisted by liar. l". W.
Norris, officiated. ..

The Rambler Wheel club has signifiu
ed its intention of coming from Bridge-
port, about titty strong, 111-111 Tuesday
night. to participate in the parade of the
Twin City Wheclmon. After the
intrude refrcehmonts will be served at
the Twin (2' 1y Wheelnu-n' A headquarters.

~50!) trimmed hats for ladies, no two
alike, will be slaughtered at H. Krimrv
er's millinery More. Come while the a11~
sorhaent lasts. ‘

~Weaklleh 3'5 ii. at llayee' market.

Tommmv willine 111111111111 decora—
:1tion «lay. All members of Court lila—
lmvkemo are wanton-d to meet at their
rooms at i: ‘9') p 1n.'l'ho graves, to be

chit-oratmlnro “11an Richard Bunker.
in l 11i1sntemotory: Janice Fl.1rity,in tit
Mary' 11 and Eric Andormu.’ 111 the East
Norwalk cemetery.‘

 

 

“ Pure and Sam.

Ceveland s

BAKING MEIR

refer Cleveland 5 baking powder because it is:
it. takes 111111111 the same baking,

part: a wholesome
it never 111111; and bread an
acne and flavor.”

 

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1:! calm keep their {resin

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Henry E. Hoyt, of the Metropolitan "

 
 

;. 3WD! '0! Rest and Recreation. 1

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GUESTS 0i Will CITY PEUFLT.

The Opening elite 111111111 lessee leads "an
Solemn to the 8mm". inlet» Home.

 

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1

Opera House, New York, and probably
the greatest scenic artist' in this country,
is ugliest of GR. Gardiner, of North
avenue. Mr. Hoyt will today look over
the scenery of the Norwalk Opera House.
with‘the view of repainting it for Mes-
srs. Gardiner 85 Mitt-hell.

Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Olmstead, pf
Union Park, have gone to Cleveland.

daughtel‘, hoping that the change will
benefit Mr. _Olmstead’11 health, which
has been somewhat impaired 91 late.
George Randolph. of New York city,
is making a two weeks’ visit at the
home of his cousiii’ Miss Kitty Brother-
ton. Norwalk .1
lilies Julia Mallett, of fieuth Norwnllc
attended the weddingilof her cousin,

1

Milford,
111111. iamet n. Wood,liull 01111111111
Park has returned f atwo months'
visit with her daughter in the West.

Joseph Irving, of Bridgeport, will
spend Sunday 111: the home 1111111111
Carrie Bill, in Union street.

Mr. and Mrs. George Parker, of 1!
West street. are to spend a few days
with Newfi’ork friends.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Ward Selleclr will
sail for Europe, July 4. They will be
absent two months. ' ,
Mrs. Robert A. McDonald, ofttresr
cont Terrace, has been visiting in New
York city. _
H. Emory Pease, of Grand Rapids,
Mich, is spending a few days in South
liorwalk. _
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Golden, of West
avenue, will spend Sunday at Buyshore,
L I.

Miss Minnie Piersonuof' Elizabeth

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111121? "A:- saiiifiiili ‘1111'1‘1’3461'1'11111-11 from
Visit with‘her mother in Derby.

“street; is r'isiting 111 Brooklyn.

va. W. H bilbent, of New Haven,
is 1111301111. Nor-walk today. ,

Congressman Hill' is home from Wash-
ington.
= Mrs. S. H. Watkins is in Springfield.

-2-..“ , ”Er... Hwy—1.1- ”Mm..—
A 111111111111 Colin.

in 11 hotel altimtod in one of tho unfnsb-
lnnablo platters at Paris .1. poor Tzimine
bad 01": aided .1 room {111 some “11111.1 with-
not stamina 111w 11111!::121l1~.~..1'o to raw hi-
|1ill.'1t1t1rdx) the. 111111151.- rrantanlilnint
ml the landlord with the fort that his
lowly t1 nnnt lllltl illmmx'nnfl.

as the ninth inn umld not with up llt‘
had limited. llnnll’nm llfllVI'Vl‘l, 11111511101!
himcvlf nirh the nllmtion tb if thou l1
lh1- ledger had left no money in hind him.
111- had not 1111115011111? his mush al lustru
meat. 11 good (TINJIIIL' base.

Sent up stairs to minove it. the waiter
put forth all his stu-ngth, but liilwlto
more the i11~lrumont while up Il’lllllltl-
ll: min: 11111119 {111111 111111-1'111111l'1-‘111rha, 111'”an
11ml 1111111111. The inausorvont firmly bo-
lim int: that ho had to 111mm 11111‘111'h1111l.
ed double bass, fled from the room in dis
may with 11 tutu-rt to Iii-1 111. Met 11!’ what
had ltnppl'nml. ’l‘b 1tindi11dual m at up
to the room to lnuwtlgntv

lie gm:- tlw iv. :14 \ I11! 11 shake, when a
hollow “11111 ismml from its interior [111 ml»
ing in humbling 1111111111 to be left alone
to die. in on l11.~.'ant the bond km- per boil
“hipped oil the 1111111 111' the (new. 111
tightly 1113110111011 inside. I11 found its ow
11', the ’l‘zigmw. It 11111111 tiiysu-iy to thost!
pawn: how the poor 1111111 mun-ontrivml
to tom-rt his truly. thin 11.11 it was into the
instrument, for 11111<i111'1'nbb- energy 11:11!
in be iltlli‘il Into pl 1y to rot 111111 out—~—
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We will meet any (.‘U'l'
in prices on

Bicycles

()1- Auxiliaries.

Where?

Why, at

FOX? CYCLE C0,,
2 Elizabeth Street,
CONNECTICUT

81mm Nonwun.

 
 

Begonia Vernon.

A new variety "flu 121mm whln'h M111 dump
as prolwoly and 1.1mm 1m 1111-!) 111111
t“ran 11111.1'lautml nut in the but mm
t11'l11i11mm11in1'1111pbeautllnlivaml the
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pink. 1111111 11111111111111 btmmm 1.1» 111. 11nd
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Ohio, (or a short sojourn with their,

Miss Emily Clarke, of “Indiansideflb

street, is spending the day in New York. 1.

Miss Alice l’omeroy, of Academy‘

The] pmpri- 'mr naturally summswi that, '

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Our Hosiery Stock

dye

Ladies’ Black Hose!

at 15¢ a pair. Yell will find

Open prior—another case
double the price.

EDWARD
5- 111221111. 1111111111111.

But 11.11.111.11 11.11111. , 8e 9... lb
' “ Apricots, ' 13° 11 u
" “ 11111111111, 10. 11' 11
" Old Fashioned Dried Poacher, 51011 “ ,“

P. D lAWTON 81 00., 22 South Main Street

 
 

DONOVAN BLOCK WASHINGTON STREET.

 

EDWARD STREET,

deserves your attention, as it is the most complete to be found in the
city. It containsa full assortment at all times.
of summer novelties’ 1n plain and fancy. Special sale of Onyx fast

attention is called to the line of plain and Richelieu ribbed fast black»
lisle hose, at. ‘l’ , 35m and 501: a pair THEY ARE BARGAINS.
laidies’, gents’ and children's gauze and ribbed underwear.

 

 
 

JACKSON’S PHOTOGRAPHS!

 

11 111 11111111 111111 You SAW 11111, and MI
I was looking neat.
We have or erything our own way, and
our stock you cannot beat.

SAME LOW PRICES THIS ‘VEEK AS
USUAL.

Veal chops, 100; veal stew, Be; lamb ,

,foreqnartt’h', tic; lainb chops, mine; best

13011101111911ch to 121. A full line of

fish away down this week
Free delivery.

New York Market

FRANKS. AYER,$ Prop.

 

Have a number

it difficult to match at 25c 11 pair. Your

of ladies’ ribbed vests at 5c apiece, worth

STREET!
110111111111, coma

 

 

Are unsurpmltml for beauty
11! style and finish”

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E. M. JACKSON, Photographer,

Prices Reduced!

NORWALK, CONN.

 

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Planted!
Compound '
Celery
Nervine
Will
Help
You
Do
Your
Work!

Try it; 751: a bottle.

 

 

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Pleistod’s’CTl

Mixture

ONTNWS1O 3300“ 80.! O‘NIHLAHIAE

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Always Cures!
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"Bring your 1mriptions to
Insure use the purest drugs and
our pricesaro always reasmmblc.

 

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‘R.H.PLAISTED

‘3 Washington
Street,

50. NORWILN.

 

 

 

 

, Minnir»~l)idy1m hear of Maud l-Jdith'e
Wonderful Moon of mind?
31.111111er 11111. no. What «1111 the

comma?
ninety-“Why, when her wheel
midi] the

Mtomnxigghuhmgm drummed
on 1111
could.

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N FDTID’S FLDIINL HILL

 

 

MADAME R055
The Wélllnoivn
Clairvoyant

Throughout the States!

“illlu' in‘hnthxorwalk for 11 limited time.
11.111111111111111». no past. pro-out .1111! Iutnroin
mung-11111 any mail. r. IillhilHN.‘ ur otherwise.
”1.1T 111m Milt simi: ale 1 p.1lniisl11 ill-'luciml
I'ntl~11it1'1li1111~. gent; 11rl11-li1\~.51. Miller.

“1111:": Main 41111-1. in 1.111111111' n him 11'. room 10.
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A HEAVY RUN UN WALL PAPER

is what weare having just now. The
beautiful vertlm'e of your lawn and the
fresh beauty of the flowers make tin- in.
terior of your home strike you with a
chill when you enter a room where the
wallpapcris old and dingy. The wall
paper of a room is half its furnishings.
At Becker's you will find the finest va-
rieties, tin and shades and artistic do»
sigma at low prices-1.

l’ainters’ Supplies.

Artirta' Materials, Pictures.

l’icturea framed 111 order.

Paintin Paperhaugin , Decorating
and Sign TVriting. B

DECKER.

79 Washington Street. 80. Norwalk.

 

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less
HartfordBicycles

REDUCTION TN PRICE.

Patterns Nos land 2. (1211111180 in $65
Patterns blue. 13 and 4, {1111112110 to W10
Patterns Nos, 15111111 (I, from $50 to N":

Thialstho best value {or the money (1101'
1111111111! in medium grade machine“.

Columbias

The Standard of the World.

At‘lmuwimltm n11 llvtnpol‘tnro. nail

ihenriue is tired absolute 7 for tho $IOO

111111111111 of 11911111

ll 11111-1111; bu anolnmbimthen huyalbut-
(vol. MTumbiu and Hartford Movies
are rendr 1111- immediate delivery

POPE M!" O. CO.

"General offices and 11111111111111. llartliml. 0111111.

1111: r. s. ANDLER co.

 

 

.3 Want-Huston Serb“.

._._. . .

Shorty Sherwood, Hatter!

 

 
 

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things looked after that "o to maltc‘Vi
'9“ not, attractive and durable. That _

PRICES ARE
LOW

is not because of any skimp in qualii:
making or finishing, but bccz 11150 of on
lingncss to be content with small profits? '
being the manufacturers of our own g Gila
Su mmer
Clothing

in
Abundance!

Mohairs, alapacas, ilanncls, scrgcs and 11
ens, crash suits, coats and vests.

Straw Hats.

in all grades, negliwec shirts and belts, trunke
and bags.

Store open cvcningmi.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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\loncy refunded.

OOMSTOCK BROS

l4 SOUTH MAIN STREET,

South Norwalk,

MILFORDA. GIFF’IN, Mgr.

Comatock Bret-1., Masonic
Bld’ g, Norwalk """""" J

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

113111111101 A Quiet Talk About
BU F'F' A LO 0 t 1 1'1
GLUTEN a 5- ,
:5 ED We are anxious to have your trade. If we get it. '
CORT . wt 11 take the gn‘ritest pains to please you. We’ll.
CAT LE screen yoni oats:le.111,wv'll deliver them prompt-
.Slok’l'“ 1y, 11111110111111 good tenmster who will not wash

up your property, one w 1111 will be just as careful as‘

HORSESI if he 119111111 his own yard.
BEST W1 '11 send you the best oats ' =
GRAIN In fact we ll give you the! best all around deal to
FOR be had anyw.here and just be glad to do it. You
H 3 gsts [3“ e as a trial order and see. 1
OATTLE.
11.11.111.11 MANUEL 1'.HATc1-1,

FF 1»: . » -
gOLfiANS' The Leading Grain Dealer,

l5 Marshall Street, So. Norwaik.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

BIG REDUCTION SALE

For the Month of June.

Completedinc of watches,

clocks, j131'4'elr),silicru'arc, opalware and

cut 1.155.
DIAMONDS! “ DIAMONDS!
Allof these goods. ,

A fine line of stones at 1:113:11!) 1'1: laced pii1cs.
while not sold at Sll'll tly cost lll‘ll",\\1iil be so 111 low enough to attract

purchasers, who will find many rare liaiRgnins

A. w. AUSTIN, 39 Wall Street, Nomalk.

ROTON POIN

South Nor-walk, Conn.

 

 

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The most Charming Stunnicr Resort on Long Island Sound

Fine Hotel! Fine Bathing Housesl;

GENERAL ATTRACTIONS.

 

livery facilitv for providing for large excurslona.

ROTON POINT IMPROVEMENT COMPANY '

Owners and Proprietors.
J. FINKENSTEIN, General Manager.

/ .

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b. W.VRAYMVOND,
Funeral Director
and Emhalmer.

To 11111111111111”

Changes cannot be gun!“

antced the some day cop
is handed in. Every run
tenable effort will horned
to acommodate patrons,
but changes cannot be 111-11
slated upon us a right 11111
lees copy is sent in by:

o clock 11: the afternoon of
the day before change at
desired. 1

 
 
 
 
 

Io. Namath.

Residence. Mahmkeme Hotel.
in? 17

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 

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