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Evening sentinel, Saturday, March 6, 1897 · page 5

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fire-Rmkfnhdlwmllm oi.

. Attorney Gilead. Garter. at Stunts
’ Muniumwalkmiiyonbum.
whore will be undulating at Breed
Birerehepdonight. ’ ‘ .

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

avenue. willepeud Bentley. with Burr
Mills. . in Georgetown.

Qilehoolentertainmenulondey night.
_. : Schoolentemiumentflueedeynigbt.
lfliid‘boye‘ Alpinel. O'Brien'e. W

. Landlord Weltwill have u telephone
SW04 inphe “8313030310 Hotel.

Frederick McLean n the guest or his
parents. Mr. and Mn. John Mohair, of
North avenue.

«Herring, 4a it ,3‘Bter mkt.

A daughter was born Wednesday
night to Mr. and Mrs. Edward I". Shee-
hen, of South street.

 

~ ~8100 worth oi ten in a Kinetieeope.

A son has beehbbrn to Her. and Mrs.
John '13. Lawrence. of Clurexuout, N. 11..
j formerly 01 South Norwulk.

 

 

The quarantine wan ruined irom the
Italian barracks in Chapel street, last
evening. "

The Eureka Rebekah budge will re
hearse Monday night. All otilcere are
requested to be present. ‘

' ~Ktnetisctmee, new scenes, 10c.

........ m...”—

up the braves and junior eegamore of
Catherine Tribe, I. 0. R. M., last night.

 

. ‘ Dr. Noble will preach a Lenten ser-
mon each Thursday evening throughout
the season in the chapel of the Norwulk
Congregational church.

 

C. L. Ogden in building an addition to
Jared R. Scoilcld's house on Roton
Point. -

 

 

«Catfish, 6,6 it», at Boyee’ mkt.

A regulur convocation of Butler Chop-
ter No. 38, R. A. 31., will be held Toes-
' day evening. Work. l’ast Muster-degree.

Alter work, oyster supper. ' '

At its meeting. Inst night, Cockenoo
Tribe. Improved Order of Red Men, obli-
gated the mound and third degrees to
four candidates.

Lassen visited Port Chester, yesterday,
and were theguests ulthc Rev. Charles
Edward Brugler. m...

—~l’ork chop, 8?. N. Y. m'h't. ~

—-Chickcns, 10;. N. Y: m'k't.

Mrs. Mary Garvey, widow of William
Garvey. has moved from Woodward two
one to the home of her parents in Lex-
ington avenue. -Wm-..

"-A largo variety of give. aprons at half
price, 230, at M. S. Smith A: (Jo's.

lilies Minerva Kyle, of Cedar street, is
visiting Mrs. A. A. Kyle, Miss Lilliv
Kyle and Kenneth Kyle, of White
... ,. l’lnim.‘

A daughter has boon born to Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas J. Pvunell. of Florence,
Italy, formerly of South Not-walk. Mr.
Peunell is choinnznter of the American

church in that plucp.

 

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Mists Gertrude (lamp will he organist
of Bruce church, her duties dating from
May let. Miss Catnip is now organist at
the Norwnlk Congregational church.

—( Iur entire steel: of table linens for
the next tr-n days at half price, at M. S.
Smith 6: (Jo‘s '

-—-Prof. M. 8. Rosco. the We'll-known
mullet-Optician, can be consulted at his
thee, in the parlor of the City Hotel.
)uth Norwnlk, Tnesxl'iys, from 9 a m ,
to 8 p. in. Eyes examined t‘mo.

'i'lm funeral of Mrs. Grunge (3."t1hol~
well will L'c' hold nt 3 o’clock it illOl‘T-Ilw
afternoon from her inn- rt’bixionco in;
High street. Kori-mile, Roy. 5 :il. Wnt- {
kins officiating.

. g . ‘ . l
The Rev. A. b. lmmuugh having at- ;
tended the inauguration of l’n-«idI-nt;
McKinley, will spunk Sunday night til! i
“The loungiirntioixesiinie I’mpresulonsl

 

Mrs. Mary Sullivan, of Part (.‘hesfur,
was urreetedlestnight fvir being: intox-
i ted in Waters street. Judge Huhiwll
fined herd“) and bus... but (imperiled
xontenco provided elu- would leave town
at once.

2 Mr.undllm.W.I“. Bryan. or Jim.

 
 
 
 
 

-New opting Youuus. (l' Brien‘e.

Uncas Tribe. 1. U. R M .znve anothor
one of its enjoyable sociable: in Red
Men's Hall. last night. There Wait a
very good attendance. (Respite the storm.
Lm'e orchestra furnished inhale and
Henry Gehruiann prompted. ,

—Mi'i'm:'rT—~Dr. Flower's great anti»
fut remedy. The only remedy that will
quickly reduce surplus tloeh zind at the
some time build up IIII‘. poi-sun's strength
and vigor is Dr. ll. (3. Fiowor'e Muchei.
Price ti 00. For sale by it. ll. l'luisted,
drnulrt.

The meeting at the inasmuch (lire-lo
0! King‘s Daughters, of the Somali:
Methodist Episcopal church, Wlll"ll was
to have [won hold yogtertlny with MM
June! Colehurn, of llist nvemm, has
been poetponod until Friday. Moron in.
Itll p.111. when I.Ili' regular rim-ting
willbe hold at the some plnov. It is re-
quested tlni‘iovery member be present,
Mediocre will be elected. .v'tluur bum-
ueu. a social time will be (liljnyml.

~New spring I‘lunlcp. H‘Bricn’u.

Deity Co etookml rilliiiil'oril. mkml
for Idlvm‘c‘mm her husband, William -
(J. (himetoclt. in the Superior (3mm,
yenterday. Tlllltlllt‘fl'fltl around in adul-
tery. end 1hr pluililill’ nuuwu Winniu
(l. (lowlands. The n mplu were Minnie-l
in New (lanolin in lull, 'I‘lm ullt-gnd
unaware oonamlnwl in mu, and dame
ulna teetlmony we» pmlnood. 'l‘hv
court continued the gun for n Week. at
is. mte the evidence euplmnod by
other! than trieude of the plaintiw.

4mm. Hurdloomt, llllo, Don't
“impervious and: at M. ii. Smith
“OM- WW

It my ml. he genernlly known that
mice fihertueu. mantlhitlier of the
Will minty of etnlo'. wait for n
number a! yearn n rmhleni ul’ Nnrwnlk,
Wt“ lived in I horm- nt the corner of
W and (item enema, now muzupled by
m We. who her in Me wwuwloii
fl Ill Mlle! llreumn'e bug-km. touring
mime!!!“ tlhernieu. “l“. H." it
”I W told that the now ”emery
“ma-roam no; it not true.
M II! W been it frequent Vllllm

Mann——

 
 
 

inrgmtho armory next 'i'mysduy night

Received on the Groom " l

The Company ll-(Iity of Nurwnlkl
hind fair (‘Hllllllllll'iz~ Will hold .1 lllI‘Pl-l
{or tho purpose of closing up matters;
pertaining to the totem fair. 1

~Tur2mye, to" it, at Huyes' mkt. i

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~Kinotiseopes at E. Blirthol‘e. l

Mrs. (Inlob Bent/(lift diml yt‘ol:lt(l;l)' u! l
her home in New Cannon. outed :lllhtll‘
ninety yours. Slivwnennuunt n! M‘asl
Marion Boiiwllot. (imrnv M. llt’llHllI‘Il
and J. M, Item-dict. of Norwnllt. 1
.
l‘vallargtean William .‘llrhlull-ii mil
down it int-or- elm l on in from of h»:
property in tho ooriwr oi llvhlon and’
Franklin nvennerz, :1 few days on», lv-E
ruuiu: its limbs wi-ro lnre. E
I
«fllnnlien‘ Alpine». m n'llrirnn. l
Tlnifihu‘r only 1w” priiionte in tho2
Norwulk llr‘iapitnlwllwn Mood \VIIriwll.
who inillol‘ rhounmtimnuml ”hull“
Gilbert. who We“ rm‘vnlly Mint-k by on
vnaine til the Fair (Privuntlu oral-9mg
Both um doing nicely.

“"“.,:t.lllr$0 twin 2., lii'lmtll lmnellt, :l .4 , 5
Enjoy evening of rwert'nlon and pron: .

The Franklin term mlwul hllfi mu
grinned no Well in m muslv ability that
nuewiuotol forlyoonien In! tho Her-will.
Music header loot haw-n bluish: Thu.
[nix-min of the new uptieon lvetnn N no.2!
Week will go toward paying this Mil.

 

mliirothy llerrumtou Retail. in,
“:lwimrlund.” Central Club “me
Mei-eh”. Hueionlt’entnron under llw
dIMEIIO‘lI of Prof. (libmn.

l
l
The entortninmont ooiunutlm of How i
lionecolntuny held n owning luel night ;
end monpleied arrangements for o twnn. i
m entvrtninuient in the firewall: “pm
Boone. Wezluvnduy night. April you;
when W. H Miller? how York filer

\‘.indmllle nitiele mil appear.

will” prion roll-r u! “emf “a... 5“,. .
new, the. at It. H. timid: a; (in);

The J. '1‘. l‘rowilt eemymny her it Vt r5
attraotlve dleplay ut‘ hloyele» sit in
Main “maintain. The isnmmny linu-
utea only etenrlerd molten. melt on line»
the. Warmers. ideals and (31“an A

found at the norm. The tome-er in pm
pm! to do repairing at all kind».

. it. has". the Melee end opit

 

moiet- ltue o! eyele eruption um be,

 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

' Absolutely Pure.
Celehnitedfor its motlenveni t h
and heulthiullneue. “Al‘llfllflifl the Eguluxglfl‘z'ic-t
mum and all forms oi ndulterntton com

mon to the cheap lll'ltlltltl. .
Bow. BAKING i’owozn Co. New York.

nironiffi element. 1—” -

In doing! and 33%;}: Nomalk People
_ and Their Friends.

Mrs. Geo Baxter,“ New Yorkie
visiting friends in Nomadic.

Mr. and Mrs. 11mm Il. Root will n.»-
tnrn from their wed-ling trip tomorrow.

:Arthnr Hobbs, n tornisrr resident of
Ital-walk, was in town yesterday.

. Mrs. S. S. Dunning, of Bethel, return-
ed home yeaterdny, ultorai visit with
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Dunning, lilmwocd
avenue. l

 

Frederir‘k Lander, :2 member of the
Star Theatre company, New York, spent
yesterday in South Norwelk.

him. T. 0. Plain , of New York, was
in Norwnlk, yesterday, the guest of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. David Workman.

Mlfid Nina A LOWH, who has been vie
itingin Dunbnry, returned home yes-
terday afternoon.

Miss Mary (lmpe and William Klein
025 will be worried. next Wednesday
evening, in New Cniiarn.

William H. B. llisbrotvmf New York.
lSlllflklllRll viwitnt his home in West
avenue. .

Mr»; Riviiord lluliloy, funntrly Miss
Maud Frmuris of North Norwilk. xrunml
yesterday for lln- Uni! of Mexico. to
zprnd two months.

(i. ii. Howzml and l:llir~ ll‘nvnril, who
:llt‘ on the- tug I'll.“ John F. Ii.lllll'l", rnn~
hing from New lion-n M Eli-w York.
will spend linudny at their hnlnos ir
South Xurwolk.

Mr, itn'l rim, 1' mm l'. m», «i we
ton. minim! «l n m n.pmy if about
forty nun-h. 'l'u. wily wooing, x’m
“13:59in Who: We» “Worth-1‘l‘t‘mzmvh n~
inn, there him: nine MM.
George Under: ,llltl hr; Ill!“ w. ll lit»:
prizes and .‘liss' Fol. an .in l Mr. Et‘lilJlltI
lln- conwlntion [vim-”1“.

[hi-2M

m—I’io'l'n ltv:.l('~-i‘:.. m l. ;;s r. :1! Ratch-
l'ui'll'rl. ll Mimi «utlwl. Nurtvn‘ll.

Hard Time
Prices.

Mill, l ill“, '3»

1.“.-

 

l’urtvtlrmw' Hz. nit,

Hliloin Null“. ill-lb. '.' llm t.“w
Hound Monk. lo - lb
Shuuldi‘r Minsk. M.- iii
Vial" llm i. sin.
I'll llimwl, In ll.
N. H. Home. lvio‘ ill
N. H. bliuulvlote, I i ill
I'lllt‘lil‘llfi, 1th ll:

Give Us a Call

on! “‘l’ mll one yo: 3-. 1' r not on the
1‘ lllll’.

H. C. FRY.

mu lilllJilflN' inn. . 7 .
izlvinmim. m Ln, i"‘""‘-‘”‘~“

 

son the Pure White

Load costs, $5.25,

 

7 Kile. Raw Oil at g
33 ct: gallon, 2.3 l:
$7.38

Million lii gallium point emit»
log 75 (Mile per gal.

Urif you wmt the bent ready
mixed point there in mode.
We have it:

1*“. W. DIiVUE 8: C035.

 

‘1'.) No: ill Main Street,

 

 

- 70 Per Pound
20 for 2! cu
. 25 for as m

Shoulders, ‘
Vulneele Danger,
Fancy lemons,

t

I

r. D.I.AWTON a. co.. 22 suit a... Street

a... “MWMW_....._M-

D érfiéér.

it will pay you to examine the

. . . .BARGAINS

We offer you. When taking inventory, we marked everything 'way

down. Sonic articles we marked at 1-4 and 1-5 omhcir cost. ‘”

In dress trimmings, we make quite a display, and prices are so low yen
wdlsav you never saw them so cheap.

We know you will find something to buy if yo . . them.

EDWARDSTREET!
5 GAZETTE BUILDING.

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—Wmm—m

 

This will be another bargain week.
We will do even better by you than we
did his: week. Read the following
prices:

‘ Roast Pork, 7:: u lb
Hnnnngc. Ho :1 lb
Sirloin steak, No a it)
ill!) Roast. from So. to lzo :1 lb
(for-nod beef. from so to 10 u to
"Fresh Home, tile 3 lb
Fresh Shoulders. “ To :1 lb

A full line of 1...... fish at the lowest
price. Free delivery.

New York Market

FRIIK S. AYEI“, Prep.

OGK. WASHINGTON STREET
Isl-“Railroad Place.

DONOVAN cl.

u

4......“

_ _ ammo rmrm'Standard of Excellence !
both in Dunc-it’ll! .! ”won‘t .1 Flniph. JACKSOVS l’lm'l‘lXOTYI‘F‘. l‘t’lll'l'lthl'l‘rl are beau-
ttm. .llnl .n-i .‘ row-r. interiors nnolull architectural Work a ~t-¢~-::tltr.

it. M.JACKBON Photographcr, 53 Wall Street, Nora-Mr, Ct

MARCH '29, l897, ”
l‘>‘ MUST HERE.

 

 

”All: Y! ’1' 514'. l'ill‘lD TICKETS ON THETWU

BEAUTIFUL PEERLESS BICYCLES

We Give Away Free?

US Til AT DATE.

 

ELEGANT STYLES l
SPLENDID WEAR ll

SUPERB FIT! ll
—-—. Axum...

PRICES THE LOWEST!

Blake 2'. I'-i:lllllli.\il‘ill lh ll t‘uunot he HEAT.

GLOVER’S DOUBLE SHOE STORE,

“fun mm; NUMVALK. (TUNN.

#7 Bicycle Repairing!

W

list! in u ml will win Ith' utmnl not] w are How fully Hilllmu'tl In do all knnle
nf l'vllflINIu' and llnlli nun-lune Jobbing, and our to yearn of erpnrirnw n-I trmloo
til?“ min 2» or l'vvl whittled m eluumnn ability tmlo first—clone work. We hurt
no limit primal own in puy, but do our work :uum'lvemuul conurumullly we do not
lum- in rhuzw filmy lll'll‘ml. Wu overhaul and adjust bicycle: and guarantee in
pm llmn in owl running onlrr. lrluliee‘ whoelu exmlully Blltittllml. to. We are
“genie Itii‘ Ill“

lde, Syracuse, Empire and Princeton
Bicycles!

And W... Hill”) a full line oi (autumn and I’hutogmpliii: Supplier at the
IUth’sil prince.

RICHARDSON .NO’.
bout!) Norwnlk.

 

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rodent long so feel Wlil .20 {net
high. Contulm 3,163 equnre feet, It
will take for two coetr,

 

 

 

 
 
 

I: Cullen tongue» I Harmer
”in“. M“ then

 

 

 

The 7 4
Time:
Will .

Come

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when you will seek al reliable ‘
grain, dealer; where you may
find the be? grain and pay
no more or it than you
ought to.
When that time comes,try
and remember Hatch, the
grain. dealer.
'We are speaking of your
first visit; thereafter we shall
be sure oi your patronage.
Buy oats that's clean.

Reductions "in linen e y
are the inducemente we .7
to get you. to part with y ,_ ,
gold. ’ " V If “

$7.50

is the price we are asking ,,
our $10 and 12.00 units

This is a good chance for
you to save from $25010
$4.50 on a suit; mostly all
sacks~browns, blacksgray
checks and mixtures. "

A few dozen men’s‘swefito‘
ers, with sailor collars, my '
blues and wine colors, _

500

Our guarantee: Your men
cy refunded. ‘ “
Store open evenings.

Comstoc
Bros.

u some, um 31.,
In. Home ’
nureee A. 0 ml.
M ,

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a

Manuel T. Hatch.

Branch Office, Solmans’ Liv—

erv Stable.

WANT ANYTHING?

No need to. Advertiee
in the South Norwelk

Evenlng

Santlnol.
I

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end Tidings.

The utw MW 'Ar llyempeln. Lin-rf‘nmpililni
liliv llilltl‘lsril. I'U-‘I'lHNJ's ~. (loiwml “ability
I- I‘umm -A Color)” hing forth-4 ervoe. Thin
Ili'l’lltl tnniv stimulator! llwillgf‘milh‘ omen»
l‘h'g'ilfllt's the tin-r nml rt‘~-lurv':=, the H'hh'iu to
ruznwn lingtlvllmui cumulus. Sounder iron.
igirgva'mvunszowpmi aw. Hold nnlylvy (i.
t‘vhtnltnnmonth hurwnlhnnd E. 1'. “(soil
.wmnlk.

:rwo anonwm,
lemurs. )so. nonwem.‘

 

 

linrichcs the mind, but the kind found

in this space enriches the pocket-book. .
While the '

Blue Bird

the harbinger of springr has not yet put
Ill its appearance. our immense and were
icd assortment of spring styles is open
tor you inspection. We will continue to
make to order the trousers for $3.50.
which have won the reputation they I0
well deserved. ()ur line of

Ready-Made
Clothing

will, as in years passed. surplus! on
shown in town. (in: specialty this ‘

is u nobby Colored llosom Shirt, at 51'
Open every evening until 9 o'clock.

DAVIS, infirm,

Clothicr. Hatter and l’urnieher.
e Item link. South lore-III.

It Isn’t Any Iflert

to ride one of the blryelee tint we “3
They «pin owe the ground to will! M
you imagine that wmethln' else that
your tone in intuit-ulna the met!” Mr ‘
Blondie they run water. they M m

Iaheekem

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Fred’k.W.Ro¢m'
mums errant.
Norwullt,

 
 
 

 

 
 
 

“m m A meow
with more “

In tort minutes." ‘_ '
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W r em l v ‘
inform nildienw ‘ Q "l”
mm.” not '
lfl'm I!” «Mr m
,mmw’our mile.“ ..

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3 4 " Lima .25
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