Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, March 17, 1897 · page 5

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“Murmur Spring ms.

“enrollment a am the

WgM%Wh'Wlh you «not.

w. n. owe-es; or acute no}. street.

"'haeaecoveredfmmhierecrnt severe
illness.

 

Ire. William 1'. Ken. of Hillside
place. is sick of inflammation of the

 

llinnehahe Division. Sons of Temper-
ance, will meet tonight with lire. B. L.
Webb, at her home. 7 13ka street.

——Buy on. week. ham, 10o. m. mkt.

 

Charles J. Palmerfs hennery in Elm-
wood avenue. was entered sometime last
night;andthree of his choicest towls
taken. Ir. Palmer has no clue to the
thieves.

Edith Warren. daughter of Conduc-
tor George Warren. was brought home
yesterday afternoon from Springfield.
Mass , where she went for the benefit of

he, Nth. g ”-

Captain Theodore Tobey has taken the
yacht Fannie. owned by HM. Andrews,

to New York. where she will be over-

hauled and gotten in readiness for
coming some. '

~Best sugar cured ham.10c. N.Y.mkt.

the

 

Visitors from Stamford, New Canaan
and Norwalk were prennt at the meet
ing of Uncue Tribe. I. 0.3. ll..laet
night. -'rhe warrior's degree was con-
ferred on one candidate. _ "

 

Lineman employed by the Southern-
Now Englandll‘elephone company have
lt'rnngwirei'through Wee; street. pre-
paratorytoplaoing a telephone in the
residence of Daniel Duulop. Roton Hill

loses S. lather, of. South ‘Norwalk.

' has disposed of his handsome residence

in Darien to Mr. Close. of Greenwich.
who will have alterations and renova-
tions made. and take possession next
month. ' ‘_

-New guaranteed bicycles, am.

,‘1.’ e ;. "or *- ..

lira. Sarah Bette and hire. Henry
Beet-and great-grandchildren went .to
the Soldiers‘ Home in Noroton. last
Saturday, to see Mrs. Sarah Betts'
father. who wee sent there a short time
agoon account of Mrs. Bette not being
strong enough to“ care for him. She
found him very poorly. but getting the
butofcere.

:file South Norwelk. Hardware com.
pony calls attention to its reliable. guar-
anteedflo bicycle. Last year this firm
I“ upward of titty of this particular
n'pke. Every wheel has given entire
flotation. The company carries
grades from .30 bicycles built for busi-
ness. at prices S38. SIG, too. 375. and the
only Recycle built at '75 and 3100.

 

The meeting of the South Norwalh
Congregational church. tomorrow even-
ing. will discuss the subject,- “Our
Church Coveaauti" The different parts
of the covenant will be studied with
"Memo to their privileges and oblige.
tioae. Thfim “residuum ser-
viee~aud open we diet-nation.

Our Pa and... ., i;
....Otber Eyei. ‘l
Out l'a are just as strong as
' they were filly years ago, when
wd have cause to use them.
fitwohaveieaaaudleescauso '
bopraieo onrselvee.eincscthere i
do the praising. and we are ‘
more than willing for you to ere l
I» through other eyes. . This
II M we look to 9. F. ”by“. ,
wholesale and retail druggist.
Duluth. Minn. who alter a
‘ quarter oi a century of cheer.
cation writes :' l
“I have sold Ayer'e llareepa- I
villa for more than is years. 1
bath at wholesale and retail.
, eat! have sever heard anything
- but words or praise lmu my
. W; _ a single com-
hearers ‘ lied trio.‘l ’
Aysr’a iisreaperilia in
bsthe beet bleed purifier. um i
“Mimedauadicthegsaa l
. seal ”bile." Thie. treat a
, also who has sold thaeeanda at
”It at Ayers Murillo. l
, b elm Manny. lint it
when“ nauseous
'fi werid W! Which lies.
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Charles Fiedlor. of Glende avenue.
wenttoblew York today. to have his
shoulder dressed again.

Jacob Harwell», of South Norwalb,
is witnessing the great light in Carson
City. Nevada. ......“—
ii'rhe Iadiea‘ association of the Nor-
welk Congregational church will hold its
annual meeting this afternoon at 8:30.

“The confederate Spy" will be pre-
sented attheNorwalk Operanouee to
night for the benefit of the Catholic club.

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Hreter Daniela died last night of
creep. at her home, 57 street.
She waeeixyeareof age. The funeral
was held this afternoon.

 

~Relisble guaranteed bicycles, S30.

President McKinley’e private recre-
tary, John Addison Porter. is a cousin of
[ester St. John, of "Forest Hill Viiila,"
Rowaytou.

ltev. Mr. Booth. rector of Trinity
church. Bridgeport, will preach at
Grace church, tomorrow night, upon the
subject of "Self Denial."

 

 

Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Comatock, of 18
Union street. are happy today over the
arrival of a twelve‘pcund boy this morn.
ing. Mother and son are doing nicely.

There was a large attendance. last
night, at the second Lenten service in
the south Norwaik Congregational
church. The programme was an inter-
esting one. '

Rev. Augustus Board. of New‘l'ork.
is having renovations made to the Ham-
erslcy place in East avenue, which was
recently purchased by him and which
he will shortly occupy. .

Councilman Kendall is having Engin-
eer Samuel W. Hoyt. Jr., make pleas of
the Franklin and Concord street school
buildings, showing the present systems
of ventilation, etc.

..om, this week hamaJOc. 1v. Y.mkt.

The Daughters of the American 315on
intiou will hold their .‘ regular
meeting at 3:30 tomorrow alter

A largely attend—edwai—id enjoyed lire-

club. The attractions were selections
hy the Adelphi Quandte «and ham.

- it is rumored’thnt‘ w; e. Startevant

ing company; of New Yorh. imm the

York, or turn the second floor ofbis

hustler who merits the sitcoms of his
bntorpriees.

oigarl

pianist. does not deliver a lecture on.
Swimrlantl. but

a great deal of information in regard toi
Switstlaud. This entertainment has

and in item. and it has always met)
with delighted appreciation. nee edver- ;

followlna ultimo were elected:
Crew: worthy scribe. ills! J. a. hurt;

thy chaplain. Edwin Hoyt; worthy coa-
ssetiesi. lites Grace lion: P. n. w: it.
if. lo. Woodworth. Tito Norwalh lions
of Temperance report a splendid More.
'i‘bere was a public meeting in the even.
log. The local divisions wish to return
theatre to Division. lie. 10.

Yale's football management is plea-
uiogaaovelohaeealaits toothall sea-
mnterasail'ali. llheedealdedtooeu-
tlase the platinum until theater
deraiier'l‘hnwvtllmldlheiaoalty
hssuueeaouadtethe cheese. Yale will
pieyao more tier yam. ‘l‘be
”summoning-lessene-
treryioibs spirituous day. Theron
myreosieallyeoeoohtihettas Yale»

 

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lstipation and Bit-k Hemincbo. For illn-
. lurin and Liver troubles they have helm

noon, gt the Contra] club-hou|g_ Rg.%‘3(lld by Plaiated' illld \Vi‘l‘d. Druggists.

ports from the Washington Congress; "
will be reed.and business transected. f i

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M srs.Ta1r ‘- (‘ .
sidewae held last night at the Nos-walk; cs y 0 A 'Olden

g-Dear .Sirs :
and. very satisfactory man. é
krone songaead recitatioueby John C.~ nor in which the lite loss on

,Geble. of New York. Refreshment-my house in East Norwaik,
were served. .

“.mlhl “‘9 “5°“ °’ "‘° Mi“ M' iiion of the business methods

'eeaignces. and is deliberating whetherland “l'abil‘ty ofiyour hm-
he will continue the business in New]

1 h i to i J d iTAVI-OR‘ OOLDIN'S
sure are u an mmenee apaneee o~ ‘
pertinent. It is said that the considers-f I'm”. "mm“. “""V'
tlon was “.800 caehor about oue-third’m

the preeeutvelue. Ir. Bturtevant is el

assumes didareml’ [“5- RIW 0" It
characters in a kind of comedy. making:
oeverel ohangeeof costume. and giving;

been given over 700 times in this country 5

lleameut for particulars. :

Attire mwtiayolwilllstriot Divleloo.l
No. ‘i. at llew Canaan. yesterday. the;
l). W..
P-s w. At “a 3"”: we Ans a". a. ‘- l‘ we have it: '

worthy treasurer. lewle liabhlliwor- ,

Wenonah vitreous lotus-g

 
 

 
 
 

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Absolutely Pure.

(grab a"... it area“

an healfildull ruin.a morgwgll’o‘odflmall
3g)! and al forms of ad teratlon com

the cheap brand
SOCIAL LIFE IN THE NORWALKS.

 

5»
ran Bauxite l'ownra (30.. New York.

Ilsw Twin city Ma Enjoy Themselves rim
ate—emu Days.

lira. A. M. Confleldmfliierwin street.
is visiting in New Haven.

-m ...—....

Edward Burton. of New York, is via.
itinghia brother. A. H. Burton, Fair
street. .

Mrs. Emory Hill. :0! Stamford. spent
”yesterday with Mrs. George R. Van-
Alstyne. »

Mrs. John Burchard, of Spring street.
has returned home fro a visit with her
him, Mrs. William Barrett, in New
Canaan.

 

The engagement of Miss Nellie B.
Hoyt. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. UODltl
Hoyt. of Korwalk. to James Coley, of
Weston, is announced.

 

Mrs. A. G. Bowman. of Willimuntic.
has been the guest of her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. B. B. Wigham. ofElm street.
She left Norwalk this morning for a
visit in Danbury.

' An heiress Missing.

(Stacie! to The fiontlnell
St. Louis. March i7.—Ella Burden.
eleven years old. heiress to $100.1“), has
been inexplicably missing from her home
since Monday.

Free Pills.

Send your address toll. E. Bucklou
kilo, and t a {use amnple box of
Dr. liiug'a how Life Pills. A trial will
convince you of their merits. These

pills are easy in action and are par
ticulnrly eitmtivo in the cure of Uon~

proved invaluable. They are guarantmd
to be wrinctly free from oven dc-
leterious substance and to be purely
vegetable. They do not. weaken by
their amtion. but by giving toni- to atom-
deli and lmwole gnsatly invigorate the
system. Regular aim 27m. per box.

 

 
 

a area i"

The prompt

lavas adjusted. calls for my
hearty thanks and apprecia-

(3. ilowann KING.

u wasutno'ron l’l‘lill‘l‘.
.lorwelt.

‘ 5 ”ll"! IUILDIIO.

‘ Grandma's Golden Washing Powder.
,- 7 “‘- elrib. éeokago. Ibo.- ‘ .
. . rqon to one Dust in {in and Quality. .. ‘

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an. Laima a co. 22 South Iain soon
EDWARDMfSTREET.

it will pay you to examine the

. . . . . . BARGAINS

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

down.~ Some articles we marked at 1-4 and l 5 of their cost.

in dress trimmings, we make quite a display, and prices are so low you
will say you never saw them so cheap. _

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

EDWARD STREET!
IORWILK 00".

Don’t Ilsa This 'eek’s Sales ll
one ““0128! nnvzn Lowzliulh'li were

 

 

 

 
 
 

. ONLY!
i pound» pure lard (or .............. . ...... 259
s " shoulder steak for .......... use
i " aaltp rklor use
a " sugar cured bacon ....... . ....... m3
Fresh oork........ .Tcaponnd
Mileage ............ an a pound
Freah etc...- In: a pouml
Corn Ime1“...:warmuuu
New mutton . .....ecapouml
Sugar cured ham ------ ... luv: a pound
“l. hl’llllll ..... .lcn pound
lim shed .................... ....inc a pound
lino-k ahaiL .. .ter- n pound

Largest stock 1 l iiiiiii‘ the i;.‘.§i‘.'u'm.,-..

New York Market

ii Winnie-5 'l"‘ ‘e ‘v‘.’. 'r...

are n'LocK. wast-"worms ems-tr
l9 Railroad Plano.

WACli‘SONTS PHOTOGRAPHS

H!!!lllllllllll’lFillilllllllll

B M D“ m... anwémgz Standard of Excellence!
'ot u use My 1 inlab. 1A Kilo ‘lil’Lh'l‘lh'O’l'Yl’E l’Oll‘l’llAl 8 re a-
llini «In laet forgver. interiors eudtall architectural work a specially. . b“

I. M. JACKSON Photographer.

 

 

 

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Whl .
PH your horse is tired and worn out the whip
will make him go taster for awhile. butit will
not. make him any stronger. The pmpcr way
. would be to feed the nurse. improve his condi
l tion with nice clean oats, hay and good treat-
1 (new.
in buying lead or grain it's not so important to
save money as to get the best and have it in
good clean condition. Here you can do both.

Buy Out: That's Clean.
,. ., Manuel T- new. . ,
5 Iarahell Street. South Iorwalit.

_ 'x.
MARCH, 29. 139.7,
‘. lS‘MUST HERE.

 

 

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HAVE YOU SECURED TICKETS ON THETWO

 

 

M. q» ..- -.. . “-....."-

100 lbs p... wen.

gr Lead costs, $5.253
33 ots gallon. 2.3}!
not

i
3
Makes 10 gallons'paint cosh;

ing 75 (Lille per gal.

Orii' you want the heat ready
mixed paint there is made,

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r. w. DEVUE a cone.

hemlock. Watkins
‘ ES Dow.

l HQ?I?!.

bonuhl or taken from my house will be ri-
blariunl wherever tonne .
mmm Inu'l‘lliuflti i: TUNE".

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in. w. mvuouo.
:3- “ “ml"

0...... BEAUTIFUL PEERLESS BICYCLES

.... l“ M:
..Mter euppeTtry an imperial men i ee 1‘ .

Hrs. Dorothy lierrington Royall. who ‘
is to appear at the Central club rooms;
this evening at 8:15. assisted by lira
flafihn. violinist, and i’mfessor Gibson, I

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i ' H '. on can DATE.
l

, f ELEGANT ITVLE$l

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m WASHINGTON STREET.

To Whom H May Column: Any arlli-lmi‘ '

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We Give Away Free?

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.SPLENDID WEAR”

.UPE‘R. FIT l l l

PRICES THE LOWEST!

bloke u Combination: that Cannot be BEAT.

clovers DOUBLE snor sronr,

so and 42 Wall street. NORWALK. couu.

Electric call
Bell Outfit.

00mph“. shoe.

1 iron box hill.

1 cell dry battery.
‘ 1 push button.

50 feet insulated wireaul.
ficiont staples. and printed
instructions which will aid
any person to put bell in
successful operation.

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

 

Re ‘ in
Open 'Deylightl

Oreo for e bicylce no
bcitenhsu cars at let a.

United States Bicycles,

scour. durable. easy I i 1
running, beauty of ‘
design and finish.

crank Hanger r
Shows Full of
chain Between
call
and See it. 25

Bearings.

But it's better to be too’cari
too late, Our prelim: .
clothing last season ' gave to
satisfaction to all who rated-
This season we havesnidh," '
efforts to deserve entice“: ,,

line is entirely neg‘thé choice

 

per cent. Pres-

Crenh "eager A
Does it!

sure Saved.

$0. NORWALK "DU. 00'

 

the season's productions. Popular
prices ' ‘
WANT ANYTHING? $4_75 to $11.0
' I a suit. ‘ ' .

Nonesdto, Adena-tile An examination of wrgood

“WSW“ Norwalk carries conviction with it. .; e.’
and see us. Our gunning-“eyelid?
Evening money refunded.
Sontlnol. ~-

Spring Shapes and
W

Glad "flap.
The a critic for D anemia. Liver Complaint
Rheumatism. Costiz'eness. General Debility
is Bacon‘s Celery King for the Nerves. This
herbal tonic stimulates the digestive organs.
regulates the liver and restores the system to
vlirorons hem and egegeeiwd ogisa'irea.
eon . eecan . .
gfiliulsfweoum Norwulk. and n. 2. wood
orw .

Ehclrlc Dillon.
Electric Bitters is a medicine suited
for any season. but perhaps more gener-
ally needed when the languid. exhaust-
ed feeling .vaiis. when the liver is
torpid and smgish and the need of a
tonic and alterative is felt.

u some were, iii;

A prompt

use of this medicine! llrls tuition diverted Se. DUNS“. ' . *
ion and perhaps at lions overs ~ _
Nogmediciue will act more timely in .ILFUID It 0"".
in counteracting and freeing the system W. _
from malarial poison. Headache. mdi- TWO NORWALK.

gestion. constipation. dizmneee yield to

Elfl'il’lc “inf”. Fifty COINS and .1 per STORES. . SO. NORWALK.

bottle at R. H. Piaisted‘e drug store.

Surround YourSof

With the little perfections—~the fixings ‘
of dress—4mm our great comprchcn'
' . sive wardrobe of men’s bric'a-brnc
and you are on the high road to the
Society of Spring.
...... Especially if you will wear in addition
.. our tony, perfect fitting

 

TOUSOI'..
Every price isa l‘ricnd maker, a busi-
ness builder.

Our Spring Stock

is now arriving. it costs no more to
cloth yourself in these perfect fitting,
stylish garments than the cheap,shod-
dy kind some dealers would palm oil
on you. We can also save you money
on the “Made to Order" kind. Open
every evening until 9 o’clock.

DAVIS, The Tailor.

Clothicr, Hatter and Publisher,
lsheeltemo llatel Iieot. South Israelis.

 

it isn't Any lllort _
to ride one of the bicycles that Wit 0“ ‘
They spin over the ground so «entitle
you imagine that urination. all “an

your less is lurnlaulna the motive mi
Because they ran easier. theylflm *

heavier
.9 mm eraser,

Norwullt,

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

“l’hii PUT A Dim
Till liillt'l‘ll
in (my relates." Pooh
“:3.“th will at av ,
W M. v
in tin anthem

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Revere.

 

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