Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, February 19, 1897 · page 4

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‘ s 1uth blonds. Conn.

Soulful has a Circulation
,. eINomalkand in ”11611er
, , W111. than the Omnbimd
' of the other Two Local Dolls
hm 5110111 in a'wam open to

. moot be guaranteed the

copy is handed in. Every rea-
'eflofl will be made to accommo-
r 11, but changes cannot be in-
1 1 us a right unless copy is sent
o'clock in the afternoon of the
1 c the change' to desired

1 Telephone Cells.
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rooms. 98-3.
out“. ale-A.
ark Herald Wonthor Force“!
weather trdav promises to bc [1'11le
tofllr’nnd slightly colder. precsded by
1 11 sound 1'an on the c ssts. Tomor-
fl, tumbles to be several” fair. with
amperuture changes. followed by in-
'1 cloudiness and rain at night. the
possibly becoming. dangerous on the

Thermometer Record.

pout of the ’hsrmometer for
{1 -four burs ending at noon toduv
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cure Almanac for Tomorrow.
rim 1 Eur sets 1 11112112111319 I Low 3tide

Increase of Population.

11 government authorities and po-
ecmlomists of 1" 11111011 arc 1111110111-
”; seriously troubled at tho slow in-
unused population in that country. In
Me auctions the number of inhabitants
tionnry, if not 111tunlly declining.
mmmiuge and birth raft-111111111 fallcn
llurmingly. The authorities will try
take some measures to urrcst- by law
the decline, whctlicr by 11111111111; mur—
Zi'iuge compulsory or by giving bountics

the parents of 11111311 families is not

0 situation, however, proves only
lie the French people, the best econ-
,idls in the 11111111], 11111: wism thxm
heir rulers. They show, indccd, the
fibeet wisdom in rcfusiug to incrcnsu
pulution 11111111dy 11111 numerous for
V ’ means of support. There is 1111111
Wy constituted pcrsons of both
a fondness for littlu childrcn.
it beauty, inncccncc 11nd liclplcss-
. upped] as nothing clsc docs to the
m Surrounded by comfortable cir—
unccs, with ample means for giv-
lheir belovcd offspring the best start
to and for making tl11~ir youth and
W011 joyous. mankind 1111110stwith-
exception would find their best hap-
' in the family relation, surrounded
their children.

ithout such ample 11111111111, however,
:1 with Wall 1110011 111111 1111111011
to are mm'cly so many accusing
10 a f thcr 11nd mothcr of any
Milly?" ,6 people on curth are
11! children or of acoustic. life
the French. 'l'hut familics arc de-
3 among than only shows thoro-
'thut they know thvy arc too poor
Mug children up with thcudvuu~
they should 11111111.

hose who try to (1.111111111111110 11111111111111
Jorge families in Franco 1111111111 1111's-
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“1151111 1111111110111: 1111-. 11111111111111
mic conditions 1.1- 111'1-1'11111111'11 not
' in Franco, but cvcrywhcrc.

Elton: the Mcurumm ('anul.

.Dr. Albcrt Show, in Tim llcvivw of
y ,m 1111111 8110111111 11111 for 1111- 1101111111
Auction on Msuhjm't of who should
. the Nicufngun 11111111:

fitment 11! "1111711111111 Nutm- has
flammable blundcrs, bulb dlplonmlin
’ Wit“, in f'tlfltlmllml with tho 111111
melt 11111111111111. 11ml It 111 Infmmtly 111
“ml. than Mil bu 111111111111 111111111111,
' if Ind 71111111111111» st Wnshinuton to not
- 1 Inully ultlcdwnhln 1111: coming
, The best policy Would be that of
‘ on! construction, owncrsblp «1111 p11
, ”N by 11191211111111 M11111! govern
Will the ovm-rshlp of 11 1111111111 1111 rl
,M 1.1111111- hunk of tho renal. such all
' M in tho twill unwed in 1111111117
Halted 5111.11.11.11 would put our
, t 111 the same position 111111119111an the
. ”If!!! that it 111111111 "word 1111 the
Newmrrwoys of tho l'nitul

our mm onus! on our mm

am «3111.10.11.11. nut-1111111111 .1111
all also provide 1111111 111 by m 11.11
' and elective arraignment.
", When would be to allow
mt» MW and 1m: 1111- 1.1.1111
" mu from new 11.111111
1» sold minor 11111 United
I If i. i would he better thut

- should issue its cm: band.
,‘0 Milan of the 12111111! 1111 11
‘ m tether than to nunrsmw.
1‘ upflm comm]. In the gov
m construction 111111 11111111111118
1 M mid be no sandals an
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1 with mom 111111. swam 111ml

' the salute to the 11:13, which was given

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m was held yesterday utterucou st tho
Oeuh's'l club. The rooms wore tute-
11111de with flags and flowers,
the W as table being wrenthad
was all and white 1.111111 111111 11111111111111
violets, tum-111111511111 with nmilu. In
the flats! decorations the patriotic mm
bolts of rod. 11111111 sud blue were observ-
od.undthomeetin11 panook largely of
the patriotic spirit from the opening
hymu,"My Country '1‘111 01' Thee," t1

in closing.

Reports were read from the various
officers, after which the committees who
bud visited the schools gave ODCOUI'NRO'
1111: reports from the Franklin street,
Concord street, East Norwalk. North
Cooler, Winnipouk, Broad River,
Crunbury and Brooksldo schools. Mn.
Milo B. Parsons bud given a. book to a
little foreign boy in the Brookside school
usuprioe for writing a specially good
essay, and Mrs. George B 81.301111 has
personally offered a prize to the icholers
of Crunbury for the best essay which
they may write on “()‘atobcrs in the Re'
volution." as they are too young to com‘
pate with the scholars of tho Norwalks.
Mrs. Olmstend, of Wilton, read 11 very
inter1- sting paper of 1'omiui11cences of
her grandmother, who was Lucretia
Dcshnn, adcscendunt of Eldcr William
Brewster, who tame over in the May
flower, and told of along she used to
sing, the chorus of 1w]: (111 was, "Tories
dying, British flying, Emroh for W111
and Washington." Mrs 1,)111111101111 was
hf-urtily applauded. Some relics bu-
louging to this Daughter were 1'xhibited,
among them a curious bcd- -spr1:ud, cov
ered with quaint. pictures, brought long
years ago from 1110 East Indies. AI
newspaper, published in 1801), and 11.011
tuining ”Lines by a Young Lady an
the Death of Washington." which Mrs
Noble read, somewhat to the amusement
of the audience, despite the serious sub-
ject, was also on exhibition.

Mrs. George Jennings gavé u vocal
solo, which was much enjoyed, and Mrs.
Noble gave some interesting reminis—
censes, after which the Duughtors scat-
tered to various corners to 111111111111 drink 1
tea. Mrs. Ambler, of Wilton, presided
at the ten urn, assisted in the servicc by
other members from Wilton, and u'
pleasant social 111111: was onjoyerl.

 

1

FOR THE IIPNOVEMENT FUND. 1

Last Night‘s Entertalnmenl by Bullet and Eurela
Lodges, l. 0. 0. F.

Butler and Eureka Lodges, 1.1.). 1). l".,
last. night entertained over three bun-
dred guests at the musical and social
given in ()dd h‘olluws’ Hull. It was 11
great success, and will net. .11 3011dly sum
for the benefit of the improvement fund.
The comiiiittcc of arrangclncnts consist-
ed of Edward L. Hefner, Richard Dunn. '
Theodore Tobey, Mrs. (llrrie Jennings, 1
Mrs. A. A. Hodsbou and Mrs, Frank .1
Bruibury.

The programme opened with 11 scl11.;t«
ion by the members of thc l’hllllvu'lllulll“
orchestra, :whu frvqueutly iutvrspe-rs
ed the promuunme of rucltutiom and v...
01111111111111 with their thoroughly enjoy-
able numbers. Robert Stcegmullerguw ,
a. clever exhibition of club} swinging;
musical quurtcttc, Messrs. Billcnsteiu.
(lertlc und W‘orden brothers: vtcal solo,

11y; recitation, Miss Emma Lambert; V11-
cul solo, Miss Anna 811mb; 111111111 sob»,
Miss Annu Stcgtnullcr; vocal solo, A. A
Bodshon; recitationxhurlns Greenwood;

' the greatest. succcss of 1111111111111 science.

. 11111111111111 curr-s bud fault-d entirely.

L‘er. :1lk. will l11rn'1 l1 1 111 111nm «1111111111 lmttlc
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George 11. Nash; accompanist, (LT. l’ur- l

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N0" GE'S SEVEN IONYHS.

71.11.1111 81111on 11.111111. Goodwin's Store-—
L111- Fatlem his 81111111.

In tho Superior Court, yesterday,
Ilvnry Hoyt, pleaded guilty to the
charge of burglary 1111 won charged
with entering the store of [lorry Good-
win in South Norwalk on January 24

Attorney Carey pb'adcd his case for
him and presented 11 number of witness-
cs to testify in regard to his good char-
acter in the 1111111111111 Judge Baldwin al-
lowed him to escape with a jail sentence
of seven months.

TON IT.
George Laue, who wus‘uu accomplice
of Hoyt, has forfeited a bond of 8501), _._,_.,r..--..
put up by his friends withJullor Sco~ , 1
field.
-—Muud 8 111m, 154 9.5 11111111116th bag. "An Old Friend in

N. Y. stmo.
Time In Nolhlnc So Good.

Time is nothing just us good as Dr.
King’ 11 New Discovery for consumption.
cough-1.1mlcoldssodcm'tnd it and do
not pctmitthmlcub-r to soil you some
substitutc. 1111 will not 111111111 there is
anything better. but in order to make
morn profit he may claim something else
to be just 111 go11d.Y0u want. Dr.
King’ 11 New Discovery because you know
it tube safe 111111 rcllublc, 11nd gunnin-
teed to do 1211011 or money refunded. For
coughmcrdds consumption and for 1111
11th-ctinnsof throat 1:h1~sluudlungs,thcrc
is nothing 1111111111111 1111 is Di. King‘ 11 New
Discovery. Trial bottles rcc at R H.
Pluistcd' 11 drug store. South Nurwalk.
Regular size 501: and 31.

(1111110111, l’.1., “Hcrald:" Richard
V cnscl reports 1.11111 Miuutc Cough (3111c

\

He told us that. it cnrcdhis whole family
of terrible coughs and colds, 11ft1rr 1111
Mr.
Vcnscl said it 1111111111011 his children
through 11 very bud siege of measles
One Minute Cough (lute makes expro-
t1-1'1t111n very easy and rapid. G. L
Stillson and 11.1’ Weed.

111.111.111.111. 1
11111111111111111111111 11 per mnucnt 111m by tho
111111111 11111111111.()tlo'.-1 (‘111'11 for Lung: 11ml
’l'brom lllkt‘lhtl'l. \bewbl you 1111111109111”
llu'out .1111l lungs with 11 11111111111111.11 11 when
l”: 1 Hill- -.1111 Numb X: 111.1an. 111111111 ’Wm-d,‘

tbi~ igunrunb'ul 111111111111: 51111111011011.
.11r1:1- 11111112” 5110111111 ‘l’rt‘

Did You Ever

'Try Electric Bitters 11s :1 111111111151 for
your troubles? If not, gut. :1 11111111: now
1111111101. rclicf. 'l‘his 11111111111111! has lmen
found to bc pm'nliurly adapted to the re—
licf and cure of 1111 11111111110 l'onipluints,
cxcvling n wondrrx‘ul direct. intiucnce in
giving str1 mph and tons» to 1.111111111111111
If you havc Loss of Appetite, Constipa-
tiun, 1111.1111111111 13111111111" Sp111s,11r arc
Nervous. 51011111111111. 111111111119 1111111111-
11h1'11y or troublml with Dizzy Sptills, Elm-,-
tricBittcrs is 11111 11111111111111}. you 1101111.
1111' 5:111L1:1utct~11 trongtculth undill—byh
its usc. Tilly conts, .11111311111 M 151511
son‘s and Woods store-s.

Constipation 111 its Worst forms, dys-
pepsia. sick 11011111114111, biliousness 11nd
derangement of the livcr 111's rcarhly
curedby Dewitt-‘11 1.111111 Early Riscrs.
’l‘hcsc 1111b- 11iil.-1 never gripe 151111111 pill.
11.11f11 pill, best pill, Gut}, Stillson and E.
P. Weed.

Bucklln’t Amie- Salvo

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum. fever
sores, tettcr, chapped hands, chilbluins,
corns, 1111111111 skin eruptions, and posi-
tively cums piles, or no pay required.
1 It. is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac-
tion or mono refunded. Price 25 cents
perbox. E. ’. Wood and G. C Stilllon.

 

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duct, violin and piuno, Willio Jesse and
Ali» Frmeb; rocitut-iou, Ernest But-111111.

At thoconclusiun of the programme,
refreshments werecnjoycd in the ban-
quct room, and dum 111g followed until
midnight.

A 11.11.11... 11.11.. Elokiol 1111...... Case

The divorce (111111: of Charles 1. Ezekiel
v.1. .lennic Ezekiel, which has bccu

noon, when Judge llulph Wheeler
granted to Mr. Ezekiel an 11bsoluto 111
votes from 11111 v i'c. The plaintiff
brought suit against his wlfo,ull1-ging
ndullcry. Mrs. Ezekiol, in dolense,
bmught charges of «why 111111111111 hcr
husband. and in :1 cross-bill 11.111111111111111
divorce on the ground of dosvrtimi. The
parties wore married in l’ortcbestcr on
February 11, 11191. lbs custody of one
child. Howard Elmer 111711111111, was given
to the plaintiff. Mrs. Ewkicl wss given
the custody of her daughter. 'I‘hc 13011111
tor-lull of Mrs. Ezckicl was dlmuisscd.

111.1111 111-111111- n 1111111.

'Itlltor of the Hentlnelmbeur 1511: I
really feel thst, in reporting the Chris-
ttsnlludasvcrl} 111011 meeting lencsduy
your paper gave me n great 1111111 1110111
credit than 11111 due me for the 1111111111111
part of the programme. I only” arrang-
ed for 11 run. of the chorus, on thy: was
on understanding that the remaining
purlmld be otherwise mum for.
1.111. outta manual programme was most
ubly planted by W. J. Leland. of South
Ncrwslk, and J was 1111 occasion for
genus] regret tilluets prevented his
11111111111111». . Very truly,

Mus 111111111111. 1117111111111.

«Buy your 311113111, Furnaces and

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m to 11111 in middlomon'v profits.

pending in 11111 Superior court for ovar 11,
your, 01111111 to 11 close yesterday utter‘l

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PENING

AT 120 want-Imb-

aud varied stock of our'new 1:51:11:

01"

' Fox Cycle and
Hardware Co.

New Quarters."

The public are. cordially invited to
impact the interior arrangements

lisbment on and after this day.

EN TF1! ’I'A INMENTS.

Edison VitascOpo 81
Novelty Co. '

HOYT' S THEATRE
sown souwnx

Saturday, Feb. 20,1897.

lixbibizinglbc lgth century
wonder. L111: motion p cturcs
in conjunction with an excel-
lant specialty show. 'l‘wo
grand 1xhibitious for one ad«
mission

 

POPULAR l’RlCES, 10, 20 and 300.

hours upon 1 p. m l’crforlnauw o utflp. 111.
Hollis 111mm solo at Plnnco‘s 11nd l'lulslcd's.

usnrss' 131511121111
NORWALK 01111111 HOUSE

F.VV'.MITC1[ELL. - - Manager.
(lnn night.

londay,feb. 22,
FITZ &NEBSTE R

“A BREEZY
TIME.”

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HOYT' S THEATRE
Tuesday, February. 23.

(Emmi lustrumnntnl 111111 V'w'ul

CONCERT

11V '1‘11)’.

Cosmopolitan Concert Co.
("New V 11k

('ndcr the Auspiccs of thc
0111 Well Hook and
Lnddm Co.

TICKETS, 50 CENTI.

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Masquerade and
Carnival.

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GERMANIA SENOERBUND

At Germaniu 111.111.
Monday Evening, February 22.

Music by Philharmonic Orchestra
Proflilmer $1 (lemon Promptcr.
1" AN!) TABLEAK'X. represent-
cd by 111.111111nitlcc of twenty-one

persons.
tirmul 111111111 .11 1115 oclock
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Connecticut General Life
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New Lawns,
New Dimities.

Dress Goods.

10 pieces 1111 wool mixtures, till inches wide, 2131:.
30 pieces, 1111 the latest shades and colors, 501:. ‘
2 pieces $1.50 drop d'ete, SIM). '

Silks.

10 pieces fancy silks for waist, 251:.
10 pieces India silk. navy, holiotropc and block.

:50 pieces, all new, for waist.

Laces.

soon in Connecticut.

Gloves.

OSTON STOR

NORWALK, CONN. N. V. OFFICE. 442 BROADWAY.

New Organdies,
New Lappet Mulls,
1 New Dress Goods, 1

10 pieces flue broadcloth, 54 inches wide. for tailor suits,
in heliotropc, olive, brown, myrtle, mode, and block, $1.1m

Him.
25 pieces cumco talfctus, all tho shades of tho prisuutic
colors, 1591:.

You better buy your summer muslin underwear now.
The variety and prices are right: look at ours.

We have purchased for this season‘s trade, and are now
showing tlielarzestline of choice laces and colors ever
The lino comprises orientals, silks
and valencieuncs, in white, (21111111111111! butter colors, and
the prices are guumuwcd 1-3 loss thnu regular voluo.

In this department. our sales are steadily on the increase
wand the old saying that a satisfied customer is the best

Our kitchen dcpirtmcnt is now, as it always has been complete in all its details.
at the right price, is the reason our kitchen department is successful.

THE NORWALK BOSTON STOR,E

Cor. Main and Wall Streets, Norwalk," at

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Madaai’fien‘. - 3...;

New Silks, ,
New Laces, .
' New Gloves.

kind of 1111 advertisement, is more than realized in our
glove department. We place on sale, Saturday: a com-
plete new line of spring colors, in 4-buttou 91m, 111 $1 per
puit‘. guaranteed the best. dollar glove in America. 4-but-
ton and 8-inch mousquitaire modes. in black' Very super-
ior quality, real valuc, $1.75; per pair, $5.50.

1
Jackets.

We will not carry any over, they all must go, no 1111111111

whether thcy cost 8910 or 19”, all will go at $3.50, $5 and

$1150. No other prices.

Capes.

15 black capes, that were $1.51) to :97, all at out! price, $1

3 Children’s Caps.
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1

Coming on to spring the babies must have new cups.

()ur line is the largest we ever had. 250 to 32 1’10.

Ladies’WoolenWaists.

Gray, navy and block, all Wool $1.25, with or without.

white 111111111. Navy b11111 and black scrges, $1.! 50.

Anything you want

 

food economy and food extravagance.

4 111%
Fancy Fresh

G.lt Edgc Creamery Butter,
prints. 4 lbs. for $1.
Cabbage, l.ctt11cc,ctc of the finest quality.

Mackerel, will weigh from 1 1-2 to 2 1~2 pounds each, white as chicken.
Sea" Mackerel, 8:11: each: heads and tails off. Fine smoked Halibut, 15clb. Evaporated Bartlett Pears, fan-
cy,15c 1b, liv'aporatcd Nectarines, 151' lb. Peaches, 15c lb and two pounds fo.‘ 251'. Fiat-class freshmadc.
for 1111.
Laid

HELLO 58 2

Thé Vital Issue!

You c.1n't be too careful about the quality of the goods you buy. This may seem a little matter, but it. '
might’ represent the diffcrcncc between good food and poor food, between health and dyspepsia, between
We have your future trade in mind and cater accordingly.

While Scal Genuine Georges Middlcs, the highest quality of Cudfislmzc lb. Fancy Norway Bloatcr

lb pails "Juhring's Pride of the

Nortbficld
Pontocs,

Creamery Butler, in

Beets,

Celebrated

Eggs Daily. chct Spinach,

CHARLES E. SEYMOUR, Leading Grocer,

33 West Washington Street, South Nonnlk, Ct.

 

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HAVE THE

FIVE 51011155.

our enterprise.

laud S or
Junes’ -
Flour 1 By the bag,

Donovan Building.

 

 

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1 )1mkcr Outs, Package, 81::
11 ounce bottle of Queen Olives {or 1m:

NEW YORK GROCERY CO.

I. AND 3‘! MAIN ITRIET. NORWALK.

IF YOU WANT All. THE NEWS

Evening Sontlfi'el Left at Your House

Regular. . . . .

Direct from Manufacturer to Consumer.

We spare no efforts to procure for the public the most
scascnablc and dcsireablc goods to be found and dis.
pose of them at prices that everybody may benefit by

FLOUR SALE OF THE SEASON!
1 By the barre-1,5435
”at:

Special Sale, Saturday, Feb. 20.

Maud S or)
Jones’
Flour 1 By the bag,

By the barrel, 34.95
63 ct:

Rabbit's “1776" Washing Puwdcnzc Package;

South Norwolk.

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