Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, February 26, 1897 · page 5

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cw'l'bc cinootheet'wheel that whirls.
. The Recycle at $75 and will).

3 our “8 bicycle surpasses any too one.
The Germanic Bmugerbund will pree-
this tomorrow night, instead of tonight.

 

 

; ..va your orders for live lobsters
for 12%! a pound, at Beyos' market.

‘ -Presh itch. 4c. N. Y. Market. -
"there were twentyoue tourists at the
Nerw‘alk atation~house. last night.

~Uuited brand mt... Wurd's Main u

Ernest Barthel is fitting up his new
store lathe Donovan block and will open
on or about March 1 with a line line of
high grade bicycles and sundries.

 

 

 

 

nNew spring Dunlap. O'Brieu’ s,

Norwulk sportsmen are taking steps
to oppose a measure recently, introduced
.in the legislature. It provides that no
game shall he shot in the state during

. the next three yours.

——Couutry chickens. 10, and 12“.
Water street, Nor-walk

Rev Klugoro Obntn. a native of Tckio,
Japan. will preach in the Norwalk
Methodist Episcopal church, next Sun-
day. Mr. Obata is a remarkably clever
speaker. He will preach both morning
and evening.

 

~ankeys. Iii and ”inr a period. at
" ~ Hayes' market

Christian Swnrtar, or South Norwalk.
a member of th Shell Fish Commission.
favored before Ibo commime on fisheries
and game, Wednesday,the annual allow-
ance of $500 for engineer work by the
Shell Fish Commissioners.

 

~Sliad at the N. Y. Market.

The New York Grocery company is
oils-ring the housekeepers of South Nor»
walk great values in the provision line,
so the prices quoted in the company 3
advertisement testify. The “wide"
for Saturday are canned corn and Bob-
bitt.’ s washing powder.

——I. Idics Alpinee at O‘Brien s'.

ll. Kricger. of the leading millinery
and cloak :tore, in the Mtilluckemo
Hotel block. as oilering everything in
the nhape of wink r goods at half price.
llvhnsn't much left of anything, but
what he has you run buy at a bargain
while it like“. which is not likely to
belong.

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I

wCountry chickens, it) and I'd".

Water eel-cot. Norwulk,

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Alter March lfith the South Nor-walk
Boston store will be without shelvts
and wnuterslor two weeks. while the
work of moving into new quorum is to
progress. During that time Mr. Van
Alstync will extend his great redaction

\saIc; which has created ouch havoc in
tho kitihen depnrtrncnt. to his entire
at roll. He proposes to surprise the an-
lie with values

It

l'nstrnaster William Malone. ol the

II

murmur-z a... will be enter-
‘.Pahner etherkehistmm

«M
4m;

with. Sarah neon molar. nu.
Kec‘ler. Mrs Dunning. Lockwood’sflall.
itenduy night ‘

~Ileadaebesor blurred vision when
reading. glues will give you relic! it

My titted. H. 8. Reed. Well.
it South Main street. ~

Mrs.- 1". W. Norris. Lockwood's
Monday night. .... W

Charles 8. Ireland. has put up the first
awning of the season at the South Nor-
walk Hurqure company' s store.

 

Hall,

—-Don' I forget the no: at the Armory.
tonlltbt.

Angular meeting of the Christian
Industrial League will be held this even—
ing at the First Methodist church, he-
ginniii'g at 80 ’clock

The ocean e MPorltan is at Wilson
point with cloud of Pocahontas coal for
John H. Ferris' customers up the Dan-
bnry road. .

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kemp! attended
the foundation anniversary of Koerner
lodge.0rder of Hungary, in Bridge-
port, last. night.

-Mr. Barry Pepper, ballads, Lock-
wood’s Hull, Monday night.

superior quality, combined with care—,2
in] and prompt attention, explains why
Charles E. Seymour enjoys such a large
and increasing trade. He handles
Ferris meats ckclusively.

~Ir1bsters, 127‘ It, at Star market.

The fireside. announced for tonight at
the Norwalk club. has been postponed
on account of like death of (‘harles F
Osborne to Tuesday or entng, March 9.

Dr. R.C. Flower's Scientific Remedies
ruled for years‘exclusively in his practice
now upon the market for the first time.
For bale by it. E. Plaislcd, druggist.

~Roe shad, 12¢ it, at Hayes' Inkt.

Miss Florence Brown, ticket clerk
and telegraphor in the east-bond station
ill Scuth Norwalk‘, was taken sick yes
terday afternoon, and was obliged to go
home.

—Prices talk. [‘3 ul.W .lll Wash 8t.

On and alter march let the bills of
the Norwnlk Gas Light company for
this end or the town will be payable at
tho ulllw of Taylor it Golden.

y—Itlourning hands out on at Ward' 8

Charles Currodns,“o! Nash & l’ciler's
livery stable, called on trieuds in South
Norwnlk, yesterday, having driven
«in in during the night with a passenger
desirous of reaching New I urk.

——I’rol. M. 8 Bowen, the wollo known
Ixrulist opticisn. can be consulted ai his
olllcc, in the parlor oi the City hotel
South Norwalk, TuesdastI-mu on In
to is p, m. Eyes examined tree.

~Uook's tninstrcls. tonight. '

Mitts UlataSmith. ol Qulntnrd aicnue,
wascallod to Patermu.N .WI daun-
dny. because of the sudden and serious
illness of her brother. Elbert” Smith
Word was received yesterday that lit'
Was somewhat improved. .1

 

Norwalk post-office. yesterday alter-
n lull unsolved It not of Instructiom regurd- I
log the registering keys. The key now!

. in use will be used wlwn the carriers re,
[wt {or duty. A key marked 1.. will be
used when the carriers leave on their
trips; key merited ll. when they return.
key marked E. when the carriers go nit
duty forth" Ilav A not of ltcyn Will
nlaobc‘ used in d Iting tapr « each morn»
ing.

mli'resh pork below coat.
strait. Nut-walk.

ll -Wnlcr

Jonathan R. banned. of holding. who
was senator in this and mm: and ropes.
continue in cm. Hillaud loll. in «loud
“the age at sevculyuven. Ills death

resulted from general disability and V;

old age". Ils- had been a continued invol-
lil for a quarter or a century lie was
the lust of the IIIUIIIKIH Sanford brother»
of Ileddlcg. inoloding‘ILoog Tutu" lion-
Int'tl and “wool.
Denimrat end he and his imithm were

' ptinuinent in lhimmrstic councils of the
me for halt II century

‘ mfion' a and boys' Alplosa. iI' Brian I

 

 

 

its wall so old time.

wflw Mrs. Norris. Monday night.

llcnernl Frost and stall’, iiovernor
Unbound stall and a large number nl
military oltlcers from all part» ot the
state. were present at the reception of
Company K. in the Flint Regiment
amiory, liaritord. It was the most
brilliant ball ever given in that city.

The Norwalk Boson: store will hold a
souvenir sale. mmorrow. Io inlt'mlur't
new spring drool gouulu. livery por~
chaser of titty uems' worth or over will
be promoted with a beautilul colored
picture, With lllitl. “ .\ low of the prices
which will prevail are given mallow
advortlrwms nt Imluy.

-Turkeys, lo and l‘w, at rltar mitt.

Miss Enlmaliuttorfnss. Mrs. William
Moran and hit. and lit-Jute Barthel

It Iorida trip. ; -._

whirring neckwsar. tho luwt. Ward' it.
No

no; Carter and non Robert. who hm-

boon visiting with Mrs. medley. of low

Wall street. have returned to New \ ork,

tire. Dudley acecmlnnyiag Ila-In

" thioeddouigbt. byIn- manner. a. .

MO expected home today froth their

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Absolutely Pure.

Celebrated 0- ita reutlmvenln W“!
mam” “gqu-éd: oi ndnltegtlfnuom

m" it...
at. Bistro rowers cc . New York.

”a.-.

MM”. PMABIIAI’II’.

mew...” ......

tbs llslegs and Coatings cl Ismail People
and Their Friends.

Mrs. Adella Smith. of Bridgownter,
is visiting Mr. and Mrs C. B. Trow»
bridge. of South Main street

 

 
 

 

-Silk hots ironed. Ward a. main st,

Miss Mary C. Bunch, of Richmond,
Va. .is the guest of Miss Agnes Gibbs, of
him ’tmt.

-Country chickens.
Water street. Norwellr.

1-,,

10 and IL“.

 

6

street, is at Asbury Park.

 

-—Henr Mr. Pepper, Monday night.

Mrs Fannie Morehouse. of Dnnhury.
is visiting Miss Violette Wilkins. of

.Ilowc street.

—-New spring Yeoman. ()‘Brlen's.

Miss Hattie Ratchiord has returned
to her home in Norwalk. alters visit
with friends in New York.

‘ ~Ward's hat store, in Main street.

has gone to Washington, where she will
remain about a month.

«‘iee Cook' s ininstrele, tonight.

Miss Maggie Gray. who has been thr-
guest of her brother. Charles B. Gray,
of Meadow street. returned home, today
to Philadelphia.

--Cook’s Ininstrels. tonight.

A. Preston Sherwood. of Bridgeport,
spent yesterday in Norwalk.

wNew spring Younger. O'Brien's.

Miss Charlotte Vanwmue. or Ridge-

’licld. is visiting her I ousin, Miss Grace

Benton. .o}LowI- street.

 

‘(I Till”. BOARD OI" Illl .\'I‘\’ i ll.“
hllhslilVl'l’h lilH I'Allll'l III'I. I)

I‘ (II 3"] Y
I IIt’I‘t III nmlly lor II “(than in well All
Lug. r lch- -r llIIlIIt' \\ Ill" and I' lllt‘l' at “I

ii is at enuc. l'own u! \orwallz. My
plum of hostile” is not lm “It‘ll III Illiin ‘iitll
loci. in a dire: Nine of III‘ lmn h, Imllllti' uf
I’IIIIII'I. mlmol house. or the preIIIist-n per
mining thereto or on) port oiliu or pith
Iii IiIIran'
llmml nl Vorwnllr lIII~ ‘iih day of hell
mary. \ ll loll?
Iltllll ll'l‘ ill. .\'l’ll L.
Mm» lentil.
W e, lllt'dllltli'rI-Ignr «I. t'Iii'IUI’M’ and tax
Imyers, not lltlllltll II law oi the ’lota II of
Vorwnlk. III-rcliy I-nIII-rI-lhi- ntmlicntiun III
the uiomc- ‘Illtllli'il ilolmrt iienpile {or
am- It llt'i'llew:
llnlcd at Surwnlk. this 9th do) of I‘eh
ranryJ A..." 1m;
. .l\.\ll..->.\lll‘ll.

I‘ .t, IIIIHWN.

\\ .\’ l W lelhl’J'I'

.lIlll\ \I'Ill'il‘l’l‘.

lill' ”All“ I’ I'I’I\'I.'.\
I hereby certify that the alva tmtnul
i-Iulorsvrs are olmtors and (us pnvt rs. Ilw
llt‘lIlItltI In law. oi the 'Iown o! \orwnl ll.
IIIiiI-Ii IIi Kloru‘htlk lIIIn illh III“ III I'tII

runry. \. l).
III'JiIlI-Z III' II. inll'l'll.
l'. ’ I‘lh'li I’IIWIII lurk

ABOUT M
HARDWARE

A» In black Itvluk ml" mm-
:le compare it with am
in loan. As in new hero
are -. one oi the n:
A doublwiiit ox rmilly two axes
lucnv. only

'3 lb machinist henna. r.

I 0 inch lock nocket chisel,

 

."II‘I!
ilinl
l ‘.'I‘

l inch " :21
‘ Jinch “ ," “ :llsc
5 N inch ” llInIer, Inc
:l I inch " “ " , 200
I "it'll ” " who
i I«’.' .. '- u 1ch

Hollow and round places, all
sires. 1K r pair.

Any III/Ml liming claim.
l-lmgtnt’s Nu Iohenchhmk. his
price hydoz Ill] chaI'h: our:
tor one. only

hurccm‘ s No 2! bench hook. his
price by doc. :lllc each: mm

:loo
‘ lilo

 

Harry linllwitr. ct i nice niennc, In
spendinu the day in New York

I
mFor eels or for rentwthc homo and' ,

 

 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 

f It will go...
. flight to the spot

emu ltliir Vigor will go '
tilltt to tilt spot and: .
been to bring honour.

 
 
 
 

 
 

lot. .1! Clay stunt. Feminine given!
Aerll 1. Apply tout-II. Weylo A. ltay~
motel. an: ill. Nicholas avenue. New
York.

The least El. W. 'Bcrwlnd is (fiddling. ,
loguoavgoel cord st Wllsoul clot tor
demos W .

 

 

wmmmgmmys It
new .

 
 
 
 

crane only » '2Io
I perfect steel hoe lilo
I " " garden fork. We
I "' “ buy fork. life
no wire null» and all class shove.

the III: illhs for I'm
tiyrawcue chilled plum and

I’ lnuot. .lr . cultivator!
lilthtl end all slate» some at Ply

mouth rope, per lo . 7c
lo did and down. not lib. so

titrlctly pure white load at wast
Pom raw hum! oil only one per

ll unl.

lav cm of any sudden changes ,
in market worse. more the thrill
to withdraw nomenclature».

Gemstcekr

. Evaporated 3sspbsrriss.

 

Mrs. (lounge B. St. John, ‘0! Knight ' ,

no. Bertie vortex... ofCrunbury. V

Watkins ,.

liar too do

canned Funiplile. . .

..-

ocean

 

Rustic sue Fern ocndsnssdlfilk, ‘

F. D. lAWI‘OII t: (30., 22 South Iain Street

It will pay you to examine the

B..ARGAI NS

We ofl'er you. When taking Inventory, we marked everything' way

down Some articles in marked at l 4 and I 5 of their cost.

in dress trimr: by we make quite a display, and prices are‘ so low you
will say you never saw them so cheap. . .

We know yen will find something to buy if you look at them.

EDWARD STREET!
5 ouzrrrr eunoIIIe. uoswsis coal,

 

scores STREET.

 

 

 

This will be another week.
We will doeven bpttorby on than we
did last Wet-k”! ’lleu'd' t e following
prices:

Roast Pork, .. lo a lb
Sausage. . so a lb
Sirloin steak, Me a lb
Rib Roast, from out o 120 a lb
Corned boot, from ‘ beta 10 a lb
Fresh Bums, we a ll)
Fresh Shoulders. lo a lb

A full'line of fresh fish at the lowest
price. Free delivery.

 

HM“ FRAIKS. AYERS, Prop.

UlsuvloN BLOCK. WASHINGTON 31'le ET
l9 Railroad Place.

n'CK‘SFN—‘SWPHOTOWGIIIWSW

 

........

sumo rum Standard of Excellence!

Both in Dru-lulu Iand Beauty of Finlbh. JACKSON“ PLATINOTYI‘E PORTRAITS are beau~
til III and last lorevar Interiors and all architectural work a specialty

I. II. JACKSON [Photograph-r, 53 Wall Der—ot.flom-t|\. ct

.... ; ......._...M..,_ v W... ...... w. -.. ..

MARCH 29, l897,
15 MOST HI:

I_.

 

.llAI‘E l’tll' SIIIZI'RIID TICKETS ON THE '1‘th .

BEAUTIFUL Prentiss BICYCLES
W3 Give Away Free?

on Tim lime.

 

ELEGANT STVLES! ‘
SPLENDID WEAR”
SUPERB FIT!!!

..F

—-—- AND——

PRICES THE LOWEST!

Make ailousbinution that Cannot be BEAT.

9

clones DOUBLE SHOE STORE,

40 and 42 Wall street". NORWALK. CONN.

Bicycle Repamngi

'i'he mi of our tools have arrived and we are now fully equipped to do all kinds
of "spinning and light machine jabbing. and nor ten years of experience as trodes
moo locker as it «I instilled in claimmg illllllly to do that class work. We have
no high priIt-Il men to pay, but do nill‘ work oumlvss. and consequently we do not
have m charge tum-v prices We overhaul and adjust bicycles and guarantee to
pat m...“ in mind running order. lndies' wheels «III-(daily attended to. We are

agents for tho.

Ids, Syracuse, Empire and Princeton
Bicycles!

And we carry a full line of Cameras and Photographic Supplies at the
lowest prices.

_ RICHARDION IROD.
ll‘) North Main Street. booth Nor-walk.

Recycles! Recycles!
"’“"”""’ “‘"‘“""' Ball Bearings

located in hobs at crooks
sputum and chain he.
more the beetle”.

$75.00 and “0°.

mm m. mm.
'iiitundtns'l‘autheyclss

sauce: cameo

 

 

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Monaco
' Jacan'i

, Entire Line

 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

and value . for" your
money. No guessing about

t. , You may find that the
“cut price”, you bought at
wasn’t a low price at all.
quality considered.

We sell the best grain; the
kind that you Want; the kind
you pay your money for but
den’l. obtainF-elsewhere.

Buy oats that’s clean.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

to get you to part I tb‘yy,‘
gon.

This Is a good _ ._
you to save from $2 _

Manuel I. Hatch. $4.50 0,, .. ”it, u mow, a...

" ~saclrs—browns,b1aek3fgm
checks and mixtures

A few dozen men’ s ewes.
ere, with sailor collars,“
' blues and wine colors.

50::

Our guaranteez‘ Your ill,
ey refunded.
Store open evenings.

vComste
Bros.

Is scorn IAII 1'

Branch Olliec, Solmans’ Liv
erv Stable.

 

WANT ANYTHING ?

No need to. Advertise
in the South Norwulk

Evening

Sentinel.

 
 

Glad Tidings. .
I‘Jeimrspaclne g)! grammlnhblver (Eogigllfil‘pt 30' NONI“. ,
i em, as toners. more
is Bacon' s Celery lilng iorthe Nerves Tm!» I'll-'0'. -" "m .
herbal tonic stimulates thmligestlm organs , ‘

regulates the liver and restores the system to

vigorous health and estergios. Samples! m. TWO '(NORWALK‘,

 

on pnckngu c an ilk Sold only by G. -
;:?é2fiton.80nlh Norwalk. and E. \eedl STORES 580 NORWALK.

 

 

 

 
 
 

of . 50c

 
 

IIALL NECKMAR

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

‘Il

FOR

.....390.

IN (IRIIFII TO MAKE ROOM FOR SPRING

 

(”STYLES

lmperials, Four-i in-Hande, Puffs wnd
Tacks. '

Open every evening until 9 o'clock.

DAVIS, The Tailor,

Clotbicr, Hatter
and
l’urnishcr.

labseltsmc Iletsl lieek.

 

 

 

Watch This Space;
To; m orrow.

"I‘ll PU A o Didi
t. all tied ‘“

in t Iain tau." Puck suya

III. who! e

Iwin “Emilie them mm.
lWino for

dress tor our. willie. ct
“MM beige than «your

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

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