Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, April 2, 1897 · page 5

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mllow'spring Yeoman. ‘O'Bnen'a.

 

 

Inflows on Pause 8

I «Illumination Winona.

held a practice last a slit. ,,:.

nudist and 6 ron's we... to-
morrow. The Sages, It and 25 cents.

 

 

Work wu commenced yesterday in
Thomas Word’s hat in Main street
only banana-Ale but will be made.

 

 

 

 

 

~Laot concert l old First M. E.
Chief of Police Bradley has u new church tonight. (:0 perthwait Sisters
_ Masters». M nndMlu Lyon. ~~~~~ I
SwSOGtheOsrbonette It Lewis’ E. E. Gorbnm i repainting Mrs.
Dortha Stabell's but in“ in Washington
, 3°"? W Norris 1’"th 1”“de strectand Mrs. Hair Fox's house in
church, Sonthport, Int night. Tones no". I
«Lyndhurotslesdthelcadors. ~Bicyoles overhs led at reasonable

 

W. W. Lester has been seriously sick
at bli home in Elmwcod avenue. but

, unable to be out today.

 

~Hoadaehea or blurred vision when

tending. classes will give you
properly titted. ll. 8. Boomer)
itSouth Main street.

Miss Blair Bmithmf West swat, was

an,

yesterday presented with a Rambler

bicycle. ____
-—New spring Dunlap. O'Bricn‘ s

The regular meeting of Eureka RI:-
beksh Lodgewillbe held tonight, and
the degree will be conferred on several

, undidotes.‘

~Opening of Spring millinery, Satin-
day and Monday, tits. 8. Tlllotson'a
She will be assisted this season by an ex—

perienced trimmer from the city. 16
North Main street, South Norwalk.

Dr. B. C. Sherer’s class in the South
Norwnllr Baptist church will rehearse
tonight for the entertainment they are
to give shortly.

——Best bud: shed, “in ll.,

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..Y m.’kt

The case of Miss Susan Price against
Grant L Esdes Is not down for trial be-
fore Judge Kceicr, tomorrow. The for
mcr hoe preferred fl serious charge
against the defendant

——'l‘he Sages matinee, tomorrow.

Captain R. M. Rose, of Company F,
has received orders from Major Fitch, of
Stamford. for the botallion drill in the
Norwalk Amory, on the night of April
litb, between Companies F and G, of
Dsnbury.

——Men‘s and boys" alpinos. O‘Brien's.

Joseph Ht'lly, one of the Nurwalk
Street Railway company's general utility
men, wont trout fishing yesterday. HI-
returned with enough fish to remind
him of the expedition-two of thrm.

—Johu II. anin will be In town for n1

week. beginning on thohthinst. [leave
all orders at the Mahackcnio Hotel
curly. - ,-

Mrs. Mary (9. Frost, mother of Gen-
eralitusselll’rost, received a had full.
Wednesd:iy,dne to u projecting stone
in the pavement near the Washington

otreet bridge. lier face was painfully I

out and bruise-J, uuda valuable pair of
eyeglasses was broken.

-Rib roast, \‘x’. N Y. In'LII’

Tho Norwulk Street Railway company
tested its tire hose, this morning. upon
the car house. A stream was thrown
about fifty feet above tin roof of III:
depot. If the fifllllmtll 'iI ruin becomes so
hot as to not tire to the weather vane the
company has no {out that tlux llamas can
be extinguished in short order.

—-—Iv‘rcsli pork, me. D Water ltll'tt‘l.

 

 

Do You Use it?

MIWV
It's the boot thing lor the
‘ hair under all circumstances.
Just as no man by taking
thought can add an inch to
hi! atatnrc. no no preparation

can make hair. The utmost
that can be done is to pro-
mote condition» invertible to
[toil/til. This is done by
Aycr'n Hair Vigor. It Io»
uneven dandruff. cit-anew the
scalp. nourishes the soil in
which the hair grow. and.
iii-It so a desert “ill blossom
under rain. on bold heads ngmw
heir. when the mole on: non:-
tohml. lint the room flllilit be
there. I! you wish your hair
‘ 1':th in normal color.I or

you wish to restore the cat

 

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E. Barthel.

F. St John Iockwhod is removing all
the dead elm trees 1' in front of his
property in East “ELM, replacing them
with maples.

-Codatealr,10c llI Tm—N Y m'lr't.

The selectmon wiElinspcct the Belle
Island bridge this a temoon. Contrac-
tor Dudley E. Hoyt Ihns the work of fill-
ing in well advanceII.

”MINE
-—A special made llyndhurst- for two,
at E. Burthol's. .I

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Work was commcInccd at the town' a
stone crushing plant this morning. This
afternoon crushed sIono is being carted‘
for" Improv ements iuI Newtown avenue.

pricel.

~—Bestroe shad, 9L 31.. N. Y. in'k’t.

'Ihomaa Powell is moved from C
H. Gu‘ o a house to n o of Edwin Ailaim’
houses In Gerard plIce. B. B. Bnlhloy

is moving to the apartments vacated by
Mr Powell. _» I

~Fr‘no concert toIiight in First M I} .
church. CowportlIwait Bistirs' (guar-
tette, reritutions byIMies Lyon.

Edward Ho!mos,I of (inhnrd street,

who a few days ago was bitten by a dog

no on; orig" k band will not f
dish-umuhubeenw ported. Thailand

 
 
 

lobrutedlo' its rootleav
an henlthtlln lean. income thy?“ I
alum and II lormno fmlnlterutlon corn-
mono othoo sop branch?

ran ssisol'ownntlo. New York.
”senator Jrli. De} ton, of Derby. Sona'
tor George Lonnsbury. of Riduelleld,
are guests at the Mahuckenio Hotel.

 

 

——Buclr shadflgiihfatyflsyes' mitt.

 

connection with A. W Chieheeter to
(30’ sgroeery store in Benton street, to-
morrow night. ,
The case of Mrs. Sol-ah .l. Mills vs.
James '1'. Bubbell. administrator oi the
estate of the late Lorenzo ()lmstead. was
yesterday adjourned until next Wedneii~
day.

 

 

It was supposed that the Mario Stew
Inrt who was burned to death' in a fire in

Brooklyn, Tuesday, as told in the Semi:
Inel’ ’n dispatches. was a relative of (Inn.
Iain W. II. ll outon and others in $0th

 

, Nurwolk. Mrs. Bouton wont to ltroolo '

lyn. yesterday, and found that each ware
not the 6 use.

A horse owned by Abraham Ilurriii,
which woolen In front of his house in
Spring street, ran many this morning,
going up Ely avenue. to Lawn} street.
where idler Currii‘i' ll. U. Bailey atop

, port the horse.

~R0tlhllad. 'l: lb. Boyce mkt

Work has been (ominonced upon ”it 1

formation oi a small park just out of
tliucuunlv Children's Home, in West

 

 

in Winnipaulr, resumed his duties today
at the store of WaIIer R Bates.

i

William M. Tut cIIIl and a company of
gentlemen friends iIaIue up from Green
wich lust night to attend the hypnotic.
entertainment at Hont' 3 Theatre.

N. Y. m I.’k't

—-Lcrr mutlton,1Ioc.

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Dr. Schuppan WIIII at Soimnns' stabli .
all last night, utttImiinir a sick hom- E
nhich was one of lot at neuter“ hcr. he
that are being takcIii north.

 

—~( ‘bil’kplfl l'.‘ ..I ll Walerslrcet N 5
_ I , 1
Let awry pli) niciun, minister, linohcr !

' nurse and honor will: m Norwallr attend

school it is hot n port of the schml

but is given befnr: hand to show what.
the lit boot in going to do. f
wi—m
——Watch out forI the tripli lurk]. 3nd
burst. , l

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The regular niecliug ol’ Lincoln (loan-f
cil,0. l’. .-l. M..I will be bold in the
Council Hall in Washington street to
night. The third doom w.ll be con
ferredupou six (: Indiilstee All men

here are rcquestcilI to be presem
I -

«Ladies' alpinIIs ul U'llricn‘n.

A special meeting of tho Norwalk fire
department will bI: held tonight. in lboI
quorteru of the l’iIineer llmk illlll Lnd~
tier Ct inpany to (Illnllldt‘l' an invitation I
to attend the lainIg of tin corner BlolwI
of St dmeph' s ohInruh on Sunday. I

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-liib roast, WI," Ii Water street.
The BoundinuIluu moiety luxld his
usual dance. looI night. in Ruymmnlu
Hall. John Powell and (‘harloo Den 3
furnished inuIII ll. Woldow. Ihi
atrium man. govt II remarkably clover‘.
exhibition, and has cordially rmmivieil

in with not I

”The Bones urnnll matinee, honor I
my. Hoyt a The lie, to and it: onto. l

 

m.

'lliI- llmrIlole
loft South Norwi 1!: to in I: Umonwich
to do some wor for is. .Illonodlo I,

In oppr'prtallni for upper Norwelk
limb: n', and may} pimilily (In Home more
dredging in "MI lower channel, near
Gregory's Point I

"'Fi'l‘l’ lamb. ‘ ~' N. V. m'k‘t.

Ill. John‘s Lot an. 1". end A. M . held
a niaetlnalast mm end omiterrod the
third drum In none condition». Alter
tlwworhn baniust was tuned. llaloe,
arm from n loony Lodge. at New

,' u! sooth Norwnllc.
Were in sttcndn . ?

“Concerto!" doom»... at First MI
l2. church tool in (lowporthwalt ’5th
tors and Miss on.

The inllnwln lllDlllblffliuI ('JmpanyI
lll lama loam ho Ire-ably disi'lnirgml trim;
the melee, on , A: plot capitol-ion of
More: 'l’hm_ ll. litigation. W. l. Bow
too. (is A. . splash. Jolson A. Fasten

 

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We"

Inna Ilmilnor. which; I.
will return abort y Mid begin wovlr on:

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lethality“ Wilmer. ileum,

Ipotl avenue. the {1511)}: in now being
about lialfdoiio 'l‘ho sire of the park
be will about Mix: '00.

CHANBURY.

WushingtonlmlgeJ (l (l. '1‘. will

hold u. dance in its 1:. ill in Crunbury. to- .

night.

The r-xosid. xii Fri vii hath siiroxory and
Charles lily-noble niv being repainted.

FlRElliSURANCl-i

HELIA Illlli JNSL’R .x’lNlQ‘li
AGENCY.

 

the free opening ol’tho Newl'l In Cooking For :I lullnblo, Liberal. l’ionipt Paying .

1 In Insurance Policy, (all on

TAYLOR 8i GOLDEN' S

Reliable Insurance Agency,

nuisuisoroxsrnrzrr.
5..th ii. mu: '

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E THOMES

SUV ”III NURWALK. CI,

Successor to the lot.- (uorge S
A I U

Pil e Driving I

II! ll ’ l suiln'x; if.
Dock and Bridge
Building and
Repairing.

(‘nnnootlcut

lit ll

90'

IFoundotlon Pile Driven.

ill m In:

Fslrfie' II County Savings Bonk.

xv His (or: ”All"! h in

lm .limirl cl Haw In» oi lint-v Mum

how lla'm Ilm tin ! Hill :I at VI‘II i ll M llw

flue ml lmii I'llil vol [\II. mun hum lhv

lWilli :.I NIF'I’N "i.".‘ .I. Hili'hv,li “I"

(”rulliul l I .11.; v M l‘o him! .xl‘. nv..| jmy
Iliili' on Ill-llllhi'i“ \Jilll i” ii

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ll ‘B‘Jl‘m

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'l‘lll' Ii UlVl‘Jltll (3F MIT

will llml in our now which of wall paper:
many examiuite amigos at high mom
and artiutie conception. The variety Io
choose lion! Mill never lawn («girdled

‘mulqmility audible clients in color iii

um trolled
Polnnm' tlupplleo.
Artlot’a Materials.
A“ ”m.
l’hitnm.
Mom Moved to inner.
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Samuel M. Seymour will savor his

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Be, former or tee.-
Raspberry on, So, former price too.
Quince Join, 8c, former price rec.
3 pound can of apricots, tic, former price 13c.

, 3 pound can peaches, rec, former price no.
. a pound can pears, we, former price no

Canned corn, 6c, former priceflc.
” Canned tomatoes, 7c, lohr cans tor 25c.

 

F. D. LAWTDN l: 00., 22 South lsln Street

 
 

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EDWARD STREETDW

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Has a very attractive line of
New Wash Fabrics,
Lawns, Organdlen,
La ppets, Rayure
Fantalsle, Jacquard
Swiss, Cambrics,

Etc.
Uhoicest styles in the market. Special sale of Genta’ NIGHT SHIRTS. Spools1
' sale of Gonta’ U NLAU NDERED WHITE SHIRTS.»
Your particular attention is called to IO doz TURKISH BATH TOWELS at
Page apiece; worth lilo.

EDWARD STREET!

 

 

5 WETIEPWEQEEEW. ....1‘1'!!£E¥2£9.1!~
Same Low Prices As
Usua”

fine no this week for bargains. A few
more of theme sugar cured bonus for 10¢.
a lb: this week we give you {our lbs of
good mrnerl beef and a cabbage for 25c ,
four pounds of lard for 259; 4 ponnlle
ii ilt pork for 25c; .l pounds of best suitor
cured lxioon for be. All kinda of tisb
at the lowest price. The place is the

New York Market

FRAIK s. AYERS, Prop.

DONOVAN BLOCK. WASHINGTON STREET.
l9 Railroad Place.

”ACKSDH’ S PHOTOGRAPHS

lIllllflflllllnlllilllllf Hill

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mm m mm Standard of Excellence!
Bulb in Damian one! Iii-out) n.’ Yin rill JACKHIW'S Pi. A 'i l\|)’l“r I'l‘ l‘Oll’l‘ll \l'i'S are beam

tlltil unil im- l‘x xrmor. lnloilorenml alumliltutumlwurklisp-Molly.
33 Wall Street, Norwolk,Ct

 

I. M. JACKSON Photographer,

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D ‘ (loud l'xcuh soul

. IIlUllf’Ill l: to ' .sh no more than usual prices, hut
gives you geiiliziiis u. iillt‘viIlll'd bigger crop.
I I’iclo! we! and w-xl grain guaranteed

I! name in all qualifier. mid quantities.

‘ Buy Oats That's Clean.

Mantle! T. Hatch,
“I5 Marshall Stree., South Norwalk

5
5
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As You Sow, 30 Shell You Reap!

If You ribs. gum} ELL‘LI, )011 i} get
21W i!-

a good cropfix,
\U‘l don't. 3n“ want.

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Bianca (‘)II5'\.‘£..‘HIIHHI131\LI'}SIHIJI$.

 

NOTICE
To Whom It May Concern.

The undue: med II: we placed ihcfi ‘ lgilli‘y for Norwnlk,
South Nuiuzilk and \iciiiity lot t‘ 10 Mcelebrated Cm“ ford
ll. & 1). Special juvenile ll. .\ I). and World Bicycles with

l“. W. ROGERS, 10 Main Street, Norwalk.

BEWARE!

In pnulmslngnny of tin above cycles of nm‘ but the authorized
agents, see h It the original lociory number has not been tampered
\VIIIL .Is the yunrimln' is withdrawn trom all bl. yI lcs when the number
has been interfered With an In Ill and
”16151.0“ .\ llUlVSl‘. (.0

New "Eligiilld \lllillln, Huston, Mata

WE I ED

 

 

"THE UNITED STATES!

QUALITY DID CONSTRUCTION.

Bicycle Guarantees! Ever Road One?
no cream BILLS on omen sures!
Still‘cot, llandoomcet Bicycle Built.

 

 

QUALITY l

Strength! OUR ETRCNOHOLD Dssotyl
PRICE!

sou-rI-I NORWALK Harrow“: on
Wedding and

Society
ENGRAVING

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

Planet, Jr.

Wheel Hoes.

 

Planet,

Seed onus, ' '

. Arc always just as-

Are too well known ourIIore—a specialism,

is wool and cotton‘

too need any praise never knowinglyo
from no; wchavethcm,
also a great stock of

represent any article to,
although' In some mi
other agricultural
goods.

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the loss of the sale.

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:% it: wilre nail» lorlsc.
V to end and oi at cost. are confined to w“: ‘

which probably are
popular; prices from .8.
Black diagonals, no to
black chariots from ”H,
Children’s suits for
as well as summer are
We have an excellent v .:
every new coloring up
signs of cloths; double
the prevailing style, and
smaller boys,3 to 1 y
reefer collars, handsomely
are the right thing.
Spring su ts for men are Sit.
lively even now. ‘
Fancy trimmed muslin ntg
shirts for men 35¢ each; 3 flirt!
Store open evenings, .,
and look at what the peopl
wear this season. _
Our guarantee, money refunded;

Comstoc
Bros.

Gemstook. Watkins
8: Dow,

, .

I 1: WASHINGTON STREET.

 

W. H. SWORDS

line just received a flue line of

SPRING SUITINGS

CALL AND SEE THEM.

Opposite City Hotel,

South Norwalk.

““9 "F

 

 

n. w. RAYMOND,

Funeral Director

and Empbslmer.
.3 Wgnhlnaon :trufl.

0 Normal .

 

mildcnm-uwm031m‘ M SOUTH Illl 81’.
_ _ , _ -,.. , .,- ‘ .. 8o. Iomolk. ,
WANT ANYTHING 7 IILFDID I. DIFFII .
Nonredto. Advertise .
in the South Home“! Two nonwaLx.
Evening I

 

 

 

 

‘ prepared for a prosperous spring trade and
as usual our line 0t foreign and domestic ,-
woolcns surpasses in variety and moderate
prion; any shown in the Norwalks.

Trouscrings and suitings in all the latest
colorings.

Knowing the great demand the hard.
times has made for

Ready-Made Clothing.

we have prepared ourSclvcs in our usual
large variety. Suits from $5 up. Very
hobby one at $8.

Worth your while to investigate befon

purchasing.
Open every evening until 9 o’clock.
I
DAVIS, The Tailor,
Clothicr, Hotter and Furniohcr,
Mshsehm llotsl Bloch, tooth lomslk.

LUCKY
NUMBERS!

IOIS First.
8324 Second...

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DRAWN THE IICVCLES AT

 

 

movers nouns sun: 5.

, him in Wollotreet, surname ' '

 
 

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