Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, September 21, 1896 · page 7

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one day. and don
sins , attend totat 1111 1111
1 than” on previous oe-
The excellent programme of
" 1 1,-1- will be carried out in fall,
having agreed to be on
called for. Among the aura-
will address.the conventional
eon session aresonte of the
speakers in the conference.
'6. Downey, of Stamford; Rev. ft.
of Bridgeport; Rev. Frank A.
New Haven; and Rev W
, of Btrstford, are well known:
thehability as pulpit craters and all»
11119111111111.1111 League work. That
seniors will he a fitting climax
1‘1 day, and the church will probab-
chtdcd with those eager to hear
, A. Banks, the celebrated preacher
. thor, pastor of the Hansen Place
edict church, Brooklyn, N. Y. The
‘ one session will begin at 2:001
unlock. and the evening session at 7:30
‘ It” Everybody welcome.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

All of the services at the East Avenue
Methodist Episcopal church yesterday
We well attended and full of enthusiv
bent 1111.1 inspiration. The pastor preach
ed in the morning from John 1. ., 21) “Be-
1111111 the Lamb. " Frank Smith, the
11011111112 Sunday school secretary, report-
ed one hundred and ninety-one present
“the Sabbath school. 111 the evening
‘ ' '(:30 East Norwalk was well represent-
ed” the preaching service. Rev. Char-
les E. Benedict preached from Psalm
anti, 0 "For with than is the fountain
or life " He illustrated very clearly,
.ow futile had been every effort of sci-
has and philosophy, and how vain had
beenallhumau research after the elixir of
life. The secret spring of life could only
: lid in the breath of the Almighty,
Wilts fountain (if life only discovered,
under the tree of life, which grows in
the paradise of God. He showed. how
Infinitely important life' 1s not only from
the dignity of its origin, and the results
‘ find rewards it may receive, but from
the eternal consequences flowing from
. it. The music during the entire day
was inspiring and helpful.
3 East Norwalk citizens are highly in«
dignant over an insult offered to the
: American flag on Friday night. It is
stated by eye witnesses that after the
Republican parade had passed on their
my to headquarters and the demonstra-
tions over the banner raising had ceased,
" I then prominent in Democratic circles,
but little respected by his own party,
gave a sky rocket to a boy standing near-
‘ by with the remark "Here boy, shoot
» this through the 11—h thing." The
boy then touched amatch to the fuse.
. and sent the rocket whizzing through
the flag. tearing 11 hole in the centr
The flag was hauled down and
on Saturday, and hoisted again to float
as aeymhol of peace, prosperity and pro-
tection. Such insults to our national
eniblem should not be left nupunishcd
1' any more than was the firing on the 1111;:
at Fort Snmpter.

The East Avenue 11311110111. Tongue
have extended to the official board of the
church an invitation to dine with them
at the coming convention. A table will
‘ be reserved for their accommodation 11n-
til il o 'clock. At 11:10, the quarterly
conference, presided over by Dr. J. W.
Beech will meet in the children a room,
’ Which is situated directly over the ludies'

_ with W

The selectmen will meet in East Ner-
walk this afternoon at 3 o’clock, to in-
veltgate the claims of M. l). Randall
‘ and Kim Annie Quirk on the property

but of the carriage bridge, and todecide
1 upon the values of the some. either for
. town purposes, or amounts which should
be paid to the town if sold.

 

.W The regular prayer meeting of the Ep-
, ml: League will be held tonight. 1111
~ Ital. in the parlor of the East Avenue
chords. Charles E. Benedict will con-
IOI the service. At its close there will
be I brief business session.

 

At the Democratic 111111111111, held in
Men’s time on Friday night, John
W1 Wilford Morrison and August
We were 111111111111 11111111111111.1111“.
Wthetown convention of the Dem

 

'Ifl. Themes Underwacd and children

 

My, after a two week’s visit with
fie. Frank B Roberts. of 31111111 Osborn

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

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m termite s two weeks visit with
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acorn l'octo, of Ilivsrside avenue.
spent bemlsy with relatives in Brooklyn.

 

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IMIEI AID names.

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mmnoen manure” sfierv
noca,eutbenew'l'elfes1rl reed, attract
eds lam number of spectators, who

y refined the spent. There
were fourteen estrus and these were
divided info I!!!" claim «new
for‘poeitlorse in the M race. the flat
time winningin' each class. Mm 111'
lower! to compete In Ilse final. The po-
sitions in the first hear were as follows:
‘Wlilim Moore, of Stamford; ”and
Norma, of Dorian; Darwin Wsdhms.
of Harwell: William; Dance and Floral»
‘er‘Daviememien. In the. mel
incisor broke his handle burs, and was
obliged to drop out. In the «and heat
the men came in ’11s follims: lied
Wnerz. Finals Seuthwielt, William Bell:
hen and Charles: GM. In the third
heat Robert Ween won, followed by
William Wadhams, of Email“ Harry
Stark and Arthur hole, of Word.
In the daeihsatflerl Wm easily ee-
-c11re1l first place, Mthemder formula:
Robert Wears, moorland the bicycle
sta11d;:Southwis‘b,th‘nd, and a bicycle
lantern; Stork finished fourth. The
coursewea inetWamihlong. Clark
Foster, of Stanford. was starter, and
Marl. Norman was judge.

Mrs. T. F. layers millet“ [noise
Jeilufehumheen spending a week in
0:1 1111111111.

Mrs. Brown and (laughter Belle, of
New York, hovers/Immune alter a
visit with: Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Gillette

lie-halite! I’. W. W has
been quite sick at his handsomegeei:
deuce, ""l1"l1e Marlena."

Miss Hattie M. Jones, of the Heights,
is entertaining Miss lliggine. of Bridge-
port.

Mrs Warings‘sesidsme is being re,
shingl‘cd and repaired. 11

Mrs. A. h. Goff and daughter. of Bi»
merit, ballots. alter an chasm from
the East ofstssssuysm, are guests at
the residence of 1'. W. Golf.

11111115111111 hm attendance at new
more N. Jackson's mien, Worthy
afternoon, at George S. Bailey‘s stable.
James MltcheIl won the mom
Nearly all the cattle and other satisfied
were disposed of

Pro has tothe bicycle roamtiatmday.
afternoon. Arthur Raymond and Percy
Peels were ridimemsbe m. when
the f'orra‘pr turned, sad the latter ran
’into him, and wan thrown form his
wheed, but not hum. ' 5

THGMN “HEM
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of IW

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vidunlized by the otherwise and by no
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up the thoughts and emblems m use.
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I111 mentored them tear» that My.“
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to the world s and»

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or 1111111 white-1111M [we written the lbs-Av
melon of linoleum“. and mm It
well-notably I'romiklim withers! 11.111111»
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Dickinson. 111111 that any med tissue «but
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murmurs—rum
humanities-nose.

same-111w estwYork,spent

'flundayiom
John fiflloncsnienpon the excursion

from!" York, yesterday. and visited w

friends.

Therein Saturday night washed the
streotundenhahridas near the depot.
filling up the catch basin. and flooding
the thoroughfare. Selectman Themes
repsfud the damn this morning. ,

Joint 1.50”, of New York. spent
Sunday with his mute.

Herman N. Jackson and family ex-
pect to remove this week to New York
city. when they will mad the winter.

Constable 1311le [Adrian purchased
a horse at therchoe auction in Dsrien.
”away, for Robert 0. Raymond.

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BULL HGHTEROL

M An the Nest (thus-utensils Ile-
M‘ of 50'1le lop-lotion.

’lhe bull time slams In unithern Spain
weedisnwrtt) 1.7.1112 They were to the
flnmlolltm of l-‘willo avlnst the awnings
were In Ilse town—its 1110111 1 Immoioriutlc
elclmt 'l‘he clean shared face and the
hair out rum about the brow may have
much to alowith this distunuon, 11111. 111
any case there It Is. and the type In hand-
ivune. With age it 1111117 tend to brutality,
but Ilse yamng. slim sepals or ehulo hue 11
Wulusi is really refined fees The
«new, even out of the arena, I11 no dis-
tinctive-ville low, stiff, broad brimmed
simulators). thesimrt locket. the roflied shirt

mm at the neck and mists with links
of will. lint In Millie so many men
modded we own the bull fighter

(M I bad In look for fbeplgtail under the
Irma! last to fell the real from the sham
Its school of bull lighting accounts for
the prominem the town gives to the na-
lineal Mime. 'lhe rim; may be elewd,
but there Is no forgetting the sport The
more children, ahnost ladies in arms,
play at It In the some, though judging
{nun one swagger performance we saw,
their name III In defiance of the law. For
this fight A retired square on .11 1.1.1.5. street
mu fireman. “hen we took our plmos
In .11 «11111121113111. dams). the hall, a small
hwy atsm' l0 ywrsold perlmpo, came dash-
ing in. lie held on his head a brand board
must-ii with home Into this the ban
dailies“ had to be stuck, and there was 11
ring licenced the horns through which the
mndo’e ”assign sword had to was before
the Ian“ 111m“ Ire hammered duly killed.
liesrythlng use more In proper style
were even chains waging ragged rid
charlie. It was to us the chubby fecal.
fiasco Iuimi little came to ask the
arterial |~11111nl~1simnlilungdcwn his but
of 0m 1111111111 .11 air that might have
girl -11 points in “manila. lint when be
some! for a 111111 the arena 1111s enemy,
Wishing to be seen but the fuels of lmll,
clinics anal imslerlllems disappearing
amused a HIM. n policeman In full 1 base.
"Elizabeth ll. l’ennell In Uentury.

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OPA‘ISH WOMEN DON'T EMIGRATE.

A rum Ulrich lies Ind Important
m In W Auction.

During the 400 years that have elapsed
elem the dlmworyof the new World by
(.‘Mnmlms the 11mm of Eumpcnn emi-
xmloss to North and Mouth America has
situational almost uninterrupmily. While
the migrants from other I-Juropmn coun-
tries issue Inert nearly evenly divided be-
twm risen and women. the emigration
[nun min and Portugal, and more par-
fl'irrrlairly fmtu Hpeln. going to South or
i 'v‘lilw Americas or the islands of the West
11111111111111 fm alum". exclusively 11111111.
A11 A1 Milt. of this the munirlcu settled by
fine Mulch and Portuguese have come to
here Mr [nous-ht mixed population
”an Ibo lrsmsurriage of foreign omi-
mmswish Indian wonwn. win-min In the
Sunnis American out” there I111 1‘11 been
few uncle W. 11nd the Indian pupil»
button is In intuit of them practically ex-
time.

”any writers hm wrestled mm the
«when why in [1.11111 11191-11 minimal. vmmcu
Maw nniflmulyiwu reimvtnut to emigrate
and join with men In the foundation 1.1
6111!le In the 11111111111111 Into whlch
Wish arms lure Issrn curried in tri-
umph. form». here 111mm thls reluctance
111111.111“me that Is pmhnhly not the
W mm. for fipanisb 111111111111 are in 1111
W sum timid than their ltnlhm 111s.
mania! flint-It In grunt bundle-rs have Itllli'
wweflfllllarlr Ituelumds. fathers or chil-
dren m the new O'orld. Utiwr writers have
wetland It» “Illuminati-I of Spanish m1-
m {bribe 11111111111111 .mzmlltlam of affairs
In mln’e «Mam. but. this I11 not. is 1mm-
flming mum. farmin- during the 111:1
first (letter "slim-late annoyed [111111111 111111 the
”W.” wlrsenla was (mnnuml by the
Wired mu- Iim «migration of Spanish
«m did not lumber. Htili others do-
Mikes on India? meson men he "iron
for the unriilllngrwse of H1111 uish women to
mixer-s4» Hum the natural pm erections of
firm mil}. 1m 111191111111: and un-
WMM m of Ila-1m. no doubt.

Whose-err the comm: they be. i1 is a fact
that Walsh It!!!” do not 11111111111112. and
1111.1me do they not "migrate from their
merits!!!" 1111111111111 us for ill-hint from If
as Ilse l'nlfelf mom or HHIIMI America,
but also “117 do not go to other mantries
of ”any M‘DM In them. in France. fnl’
We. the! Is a lame fipnnlsh horn
male population, but a... numim of ripen-
M Isms DIM «1111111111 in or traveling
through Frame is 1111111".

By the (was of 17611, print to the ho
ginning of the 3:91th wars. there were
In ma Isl that time b, 11.1. 000 malosnd

the? W Want-1111111111., u very small
W In (some! the latter when It Is
«WM Ilse 1111111111111. of the ripen
M1 mm the three wineries
Masai-1| been drained by male eml
m in Amie: fly the last (‘f‘nllll of
MI. the min of nails Inhabitants was
MW at IIMII,M M of formic inhali-
m 5.7%.”. Time It a very small
W new to the l‘uiiad fiestas-
remain all from Ito-Io and [autumn Ia

 

The III: emit no.

AFTER - -

- - - ~‘DARK

Under the uauasevbeat of
W”. A. ..ADV.

do lab 1 tion resent
9111;” i’i’lid'li‘heu Y‘iilrkpelty. {Kiel
DHARLKD Dc WARD.
The original 30er Boy.
Don’t Fall to See
lit! for L‘ifet
i 2!
331.1: (Ilanftbln ink ii‘oiin:
Price 230. Ills-.7013 ‘

 

aoawsisorrss sous...

l’. W . MlTi‘lil-lLL ................... Manager

JUST ONE NIGHT.

Wednesday, September 23

. 'l‘he Napoleon of Necromancer».

HERRMANN!

. 1115 can”

In HISNow' AG'G!
3:33:33 Him 1
meat of YSTERYI

11.1.1.1 bit

Adelaide Herrmann.

In her Bowilderina spectacular 11.1.1.1».
“L'Etoile dc Nair,"-
‘_‘Les Rayon dc Soliei,”
“Le Dense dc Vesuvius."
1“The Lily of the Orient."

Bmls now on sale 111 Wood's 11nd Tomlinsons.
Reserved sent-1. 7.51- and $1. A1lmissiun.uo.

 

DON' T CIT LEFT

be'hind in the swim
while everyone else
is gathering in the
astonishing b a r -
gains' in silver n01-
nlties offered by H.
B. l-IOY'I.‘ at such
low prices. {10 cents
on dollar cannot be
rivalled for such
" goods and prices
never were heard of. and to be caught
napping while they are being sold like

hot cakes may not be a crime—but it isa

desdl 1.011s

All silver novelties tide on the dollar
until Sept. Ist.

 

Hahn

H O M E 3.3 H O Y T '5
, Jewelrya Optical Store.
so Washington Street.

 

Goldberg s
New York

Millinery
Parlors!

Wait for the Grand Opening on
SEPTEMBER 191h and 2151.
of our imported and Do-
mcstic

MILLINERY

A complete line of Pattern

Hats
and 1
Bonnets

Alsoafull and complete line of
llntrimmed H1115, Feather Boas,
Tips, Plumes, Flowers, Orna-
ments, Ribbons, Laces, Jets, Jew-
cl Effects, etc.

Acomplcte lineof Mourning Goods,
infant's and Children's Caps.
All goods will be sold at Popular

New York Prices.

Goldberg’s

New York Millinery Parlors,
53 Wall St, Opp. lorwelh Hotel

N. B. All orders will receive spe-
cial attention.

b ..E.

LINCOLN
Storage Warehouse

Lincoln 11mm Warehouse
¥¥ster st 11 f: w doors myth
of Milt

shivfrm "PM. In the (div
"1311.111 nominee for

the storage of

Household Furniture, Pianos,»

cycles, Carriages, Etc.
For 11111 verticals” Inquire 111 the

rimmof
TAYLOR A GOLDEN.

71 WASHINGTON STREET.
death llorwsit.

:Iterty Sherwood. IIstteri

healfi'mw

14””,

 

 

 

 

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. . . -. I.“ . 2 Gazette Building, flcrwalk, 0t

 

The season is now at hand when most people are beginning tmtliink of

Fall Dre’ss Goods!

We can interest you on this subject if you will only give us the opportunity. The new goods are all in
and we can safely say that there has never been a season in our experience when as handsome goods could
be bought at as lcwra price as are offered this season.

COLORED DRESS GOODS.
All Wool Check Sailings....................................'...

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BEST.
VALUE!

 

YOU OANW T DO BETTER

’l‘hsn Leave Your Orders for

Print-
ing!

Offloo.

 

 

 

 

 

We have now in stock

 

FRANCIS 81 CO.

U

MixchheviotSuitings, ..... ii:
Silkand Wool M1xl11res,.................-. ....... ..... ........... . ........39é
HondsomcstylesinNovelt Sniting,. ... .....H’ ....... .......... ...481:
541n,all Wool lrridcscentguiting, ........" .501:
54 in all Wool Covert Cloth Suiting, ....... ...... ...... . ........... . ....... .sgc
Nevyand Black Ilouclc481n wide,.... ..... ..... .............. . ...... . ..... .751:
Handsome Fields 111 all Wool and Silk and Wool for fancy waist,..W . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .. . .390, soc, 59c. 75c
Novelty Dress Patterns only one dress of a kind... ..... . ........... , ............... . .02. so to .11.
, BLACK GOODS.
AllWoollndi Serge.......... ...... . ....... . ...... g.251:
BisckChevio 52in. wide,......... ..... ......... ................ 3712c "‘
42-in fancy all wool handsome Patterns. . . . ..... . . . . ...... ‘. . ........ . ..... . . . . . ............. . . . 50c
AllWWoolCrcpons...”........................................................,.... ......... ....75c
50111 All Wool Figure-1].... ........................................... .............. 751:
ALL OUALITIES OF ALL WOOL IIENRIETTAS. -—Pricstly'sSilk Warp Henriettas in all

‘ qualities,blaclfimd1vhitechccks,....... ....... ........... ..»...........,...5ecand 75c

HOUSEF’URNISHING DEPT.

We have just opened a new line of llavilands, French China Tea Sets and odd pieces.

Majestic Oil Heaters,‘ 111 three sizes. We claim this' is the best oil heater in the market.
Coal llods, black“ ..... ........... . ..... ....... . ........... . .......... . ........ 20c
Galvanized Chamber Pails. ........................ ....... ......... ........... .........,. ..29c
[00 feet Clothes Line.... ..... ................. ...... , ............. .. ..... . ............ 13c
Braided ClothesLinc............. .......... .' ................. . ..... ........... l.....18c
Hand Lamps,complctc,. .............................................. . .................. rho
t

 

' LOWEST

. . . PRICEII

 

THEY ARE ALL sfluLEs 1"

Because they wear our easy fitting, comfortable Clothing. All our customers feel this
’ way. TRADE with us and you will FEEL THE SAME!

SPRING CLOTHING 1:12;"

By trading with us you will always get the best with prices guaranteed.

.6 WASHINGTON STE! [1'

South Nor-walk.

 

 

G. H. HIRYEY'S
cirv EMPLOVMENT AGENCY.

first class

Ladies and gentlemen desiring1 a"
0 Hull

help in any capaclt can obtain

thenbmongem-ym sothose wishing positions.

either male or female. can secure employment
W—nuted —lmmo1lintely——A ilrst- c' 111-11 conch-

ma‘pl and gardener. Good wages to right

pa

W11nte1 —Girl 11 or it. colored. to assist cook

At tho Sontlnol in the hi chen.

10 North Main street South Norwslk.

 

A GOOD MARKET.

In our opinion, is one which furnishes and delivers on time, juicy ten-
der meat of the very best quality, that has a clean neat store,
courteous pnticntcmployces, and prices that will not

disagree with any one's purse.

That's our

idea of a good meat market, and we

run ours on that principle.
As an example, we

offer:
Prime Rib Rent, In 11 lb Pot Roast, from 3 tb Inc lb
Good Roast Beef. IOo “ Lamb chops, IZc "
lest Sirloin Steels, Iec “ Forequsrter Lamb, do “
Beat cut Hound Steels, 10c " Rump corned lest, we “
“ “ Shoulder “ so “ 4 lbs Salt Pork for 2511
e lbs Breakfast Isoon, for 50 cents

Piste or 11111111111 of our for ‘

 

../‘
Agent for

BUFFALO
GLUTEN
FEED
FOR
CATTLE '
chicken-

and
HOROII.
I10?
GRAIN

I’OR
HORNE.
AND

supply

 

 

 

3 cents ib

STAR MARKET 32 Soflain Street, cédiavllsnd

“...—M... “~11

WW

Most of You

doubtless use grain, and seek, I sup-
pose. to get the best return possible
for vonr money.

M

If so why can 1101 l

on? luim to establish the

most friendly relations wilh thoscthat
patronize me and by liberal and cour
ICOIIS treatment and intelligent exe-
cution of 1I1eir order, to merit their
confidence.

Suppose‘ you try me and see.

MANUEL T. HATCH,
ThebedingGridu Dealer.
1s lush-II meet. be. Harrell.

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 

 

WM_-H_

l Come and see our

High
Grade
19 lb.
Wheel
for

FULLY GUARANTEED.

 

Norwalk Pattern Works
1:. II. AIS'I'IIORPE,Prcp

 

50 Second
Hand

BICYCLES !

FOR SALE

At Your Own Price!

Prices from $5 to $50.

“...... ...“

r. 5. sense even: on
”Vellum?!“ .

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