Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, April 6, 1897 · page 5

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Jon Wm. ' Bart's rm.
bate-mud n. n. will meet
insight at 8 o'clock. '

. ._ annual msetiug ed the Twin City

Wines willbsheld tonight.

‘Thercwillbes stated and important
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Unites WWI. 0. 13.11 ,trsnsacted
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. " Judge Frost gave judgment for the
defendant, yesterday, in the suit of Con»
radBord'avs. bfilafiherwood, fora bil
cram. ‘ ’ f '

The Christi Endeavor society,of the
861th Norwa Biptist church. will
Md a box lo , iglit'at 7 o’clock.

, All “are invii Written. Admission
‘m’ 4 '

The walk on the Golden Hill side of
the place in Fairlield avenue has
been cut down to conform to the grade
cfthe street, and a walk is being lull
from the street to the house.

 

 

“Wm V. Carr. who is putting the
Ihelving in Moses H. Glover’s new shoe
store in the Marvin blccir, expects to
practically complete the work today.
and withdraw in favor of the painters.
The store will be open for business about
April 15th. '

During his spare moments the past
winter. William IA. Porter, of? South

'liain street, hrs built himself a bout.
He launched it last Saturday out of one
of “whack windows of his Work-shop,
and will have it in the water within a
few days. _.

-—_come and see tournament at Billiard
academy, 3 Eliz’nbeth street.

'The Musical Art club. of Bridge-
port, which will furnish the music at
the first of the "Evenings of Travel." to
be given in the Congregational chapel
on April 23, is composed of ten society
ladies, who render part songs in a truly
artistic and delighttu! manner. Their
singing alone will be worth the price of
admission to the entire course.

 

opening today and tomorrow, and will
take pleasure in showing you all the
new ideas in spring millinory.

 

'The Woman's Missionary "association
of the South Norwulk Congregational
church will hold its April meeting to—
marrow slternoon at :3 o'clock in the
church parlors. Mrs. Choate is to ad-
dress the meetib’g. The annual otfering
fa Foreign Ifission will be made at that
time and the members are urged lo

r bring their envelopes with them. in
view of the interesting programme, it is
hoped that the attendance will be large

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

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Eddie Tremor will move his family
fromflpwsrk to South Norwslk, this
week. ; ‘ -
~5ss Old Homestead. Friday night.

At the meeting of Our Brethers’
map. 1.0 0. if.,lastnight, the initia-
tor! degreewss contorted upon George
Crosby.

Rev. Charles Ii. Bullock, oi Norwulk,
will preach the special sermon at the
Lantern service at St. James’ church,
Dsnbnry. tonight. .

Eli Pshulslri has closed his billiard
room in the Opera House block, and will
devote his time to the Ben Ton mil-
linery store.—-Danbnry News.

The building of a house for the town’s
road roller in Smith stmet will be com-
menced in s few days. The seleclmen
talk 0! constructing it of iron.

 

 

——-See the Carbonette at Lewis'.

The members of Catholic Union
Council. Knights of Columbus, will r-e
ceive holy communion in o body at St.
Mary’s church. Sunday morning.

--See what is guaranteed for Columbia
garden hose in for sole column.

 

The continued sale of the oyster
grounds belonging to the Hiram Bell
estate will take place next Tuesday after-
noon ut 5o‘clock.

Locomotive 505, fresh from the repair
shop, made its first trip over the Dan-
bury division Saturday. Engineer
Thomas Daugherty was in charge.

A meeting of the Norwulk Board or
Water Commissioners has been called
for this afternoon at 4 o'clock, at the
home of the secretary. Frederick Mead.

~Wanted—A middle aged women for
general housework. Mitchell & Son, 50
Wall street. .

 

All of the evidence wae’heard yoster~
day in the case of James Price vs. Green
L. Bnesctt and wife, tried in the Com-
mpn Pleas Court. except the justice's
word. The case was continued indeli-
nitely for the arguments.

There is a singular coincidence in the
fact that Judge William ’1'. Crew, who
was buried yesterday, built the First
Methodist Episcopal church, which Con—
tractor Coggswell commenced to move to

its new foundation, yesterday.
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-Secure seats for i lld Homestead, 25,
5t), 75 cents.

Attorney W. J. H. Bohonnnn, n
brother of Dr. Charles C. Bohannan,
mayor of South Norwnlk. was yesterday
elected nzuyor of Stamford. Attorney
Bohannan is a silver Democrat. but won
by 179 majority over Oliver G. Fessen-
dcn. Republican, a brother of Hon
Samuel Fesscndcn.

 

The New York Est-it Conference of the
Methodist Episcopal church will con-
vene in St. John‘s church, Brooklyn,
tomorrow. it is thobght that llcv.
Frank A. Bootield. of New Haven. will
be appointed to succeed Rev. A. H.
Wyatt. sspastor of the Norwulh Meth-
crust church.

—-Heudaebes or blurred vision when
reading, glasses will give you relief if
properly titted. ll. 8. ltood, optician.
16 South lain street.

Judge llubhell has refused to recall
the jail scum of fifteen days. which
be imposed upon Daniel J. ilsnlon
recently. Bunion took an appeal to the
Superior Court. and the cute comes up
today. The resultis awaited with con-
sidors‘bls interest by the friends of
i‘lsulon.

Ill. E. Gotham is just bubbling over
with enthusiasm about his wall paper
stink this mason. tie says he never
had such a variety oi beautiful designs
before. and honestly believes he has the
must carefully selected their in tier-
walh. Abundant light. plenty of room.
he asks pimple to just leisurely inspect
whethchas and they will llnd stuns-
thins "to so wild over." lie can please
yculeeolorsoddssiyn and one plastic

you in pvlos.

The last but one of the baton course
Muscles-Meme recital: is to be
held this sterile! at the South Kuwait

church. The reading.
which will to heel ‘ Protease usury
animals last book. "’l‘ln Ascent or

molthsamstduvhrdthnm
”when m. will also he it short
story and m pm tron: bosom
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Louis Schulter was sentenced to thirty

days in jail by Judge Frost, for assault.
ing his wife.

The Norwalk Tramvray company has
awarded to Selectman ,8. Themes
the contract to build a ninety~fcot
bridge alongside the highway just
before entering ‘Wcstport. The
work of driving piles will begin at once
under the direction of George Epcll.

 

Mr. and Mrs. Abraham VanBuskirk,
of West avenue. were surprised last
night, the occasion being the fourth an-
nivery of their marriage. The evening

music and singing.

 

 

Redness Cost of thins.

You can reduce the ecst'of living at
least a half. Attend the free opening oi
New Em Cooking school and learn how.

 

PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

the coins: and coatings sl sumac People
’ sndl'hsir Friends.

» Mrs. Frank Willmott and daughter
Florence, of Elm street, are visiting in
New Haven.

Henry G. Trowbridge, who has been
visiting his brother, Water Commission-
er C. S. Trowbriclge, sailed to day for
Savannah.

on May 12th for a trip through Ireland,
Scotland. England and other European
countries.

Ton, of Woodbury. are visiting Mr. and
Mrs. William Clark. of Elmwmd aw-
DllB.

li'srry Kola, oi” High street, South
Norwullr. is esp-cted home from New
Jersey, tomorrow, having been there {or
the benefit 0! his health.

Frank A. Ferris. of Fairlield avenue,
contemplates taking a trip to Europe in
about three weeks.

Charles S. Diver went to New Haven
tminy to visit his sister, Mrs. John Slob-
hing.

Frank llowne, of liiverhcsd, l. i . is

“TO K! “C .

Thomas (kidney. of llurbor uveunc, is
visiting in Dunbnry.

Mrs Jobnllnnnigun. of Nor-walk, is
visiting in Brooklyn.

letter and healthier.
You are going toeat better and health.
ior food. The New Era Cooking school
will teach you how.

 

 

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vacuums.

' RELIABLE insurance
AGENCY.
For a Reliable. Liberal. Prompt Paying
Fire insurance Policy. call on

TAYLOR I GOLDEN'S

Reliable insurance Agency,
uWAlilllNO‘l‘ON eraser.

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TRUE ”NE!“ 0? AB

will find in our new steel: of wallpapers:
many emulsits desist» of hill! merit
and artistic motion. The variety to
choose from has never been «rushed
and qualityaudllue clients in odor is
unrivslled. ‘

l‘alntm’ Supplies.
Artist'slisisrlsls.

 

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. admin . ,
Raspberry Jeni, to, former price rec.
' - Quince Jam, 8c, former price rec. . ,
3 pound can of apricots, no, former price 131:.
~ 3 pound can peaches, soc, former price rec.
‘ , a pound can pears, rec, former prior no
Canned corn, to," former price Be.
Canned tomatoes, we, fear cans for use.

8cm

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to. Times T. co... 22 South sun strut
EDWARD STREET:

lies a very attractive line of

New Wash Fabrics,
Lawns. Organdioe.
Lappeta, Rayuro
Fantaiaio. Jacquard

Swiss, Cambrian.
’ Etc. I .
Choiccst styles in the market. Special sale of Gents’ NIGHT SHIRTS. Special
sale or Gents' UNLAUNDERED WHITE SHIRTS.
Your particularattentionis called to 10 don TURKISH BATH TOWELS at
12ch apiece; worth 18c. '

. EDWARD STREET!
5 ogre": concise. lilil'dllf,£pll.

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A Crop of Thistlesl
0r Grain.

T here are different grades of seeds. Poor seed is
but little better that; none at all. An ounce oi bad
seed 'will make a ten pound-hole in the crop.

F icld seed, seed grain, and lawn grass sccd,guar
antccd true to nnnw, and fresh.

Buy Oats That's Clean.

Manuel T. Hatch",
5 Marshall Street, South lorwalk

Branch Ollicc, Solman’s Livery Stable.

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tessou’s PHoTOGRAPHs

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mmm mm Standard of Excellence!

Both In Design and Bmuty 0! Finish. JACKSON'S PLATINOTYI’B PORTRAITS are beau—
‘ tile! and not forever. interiors and all architectural work a special! y.

53 Wall Street. Nor-oils. Ct

 
 

 

 

I. M.JACK$ON Photographer,

wif“.'WWTii(‘ST‘I‘T(“IE’:.
To Whom it May Concern.

The undersigned have placed the :agcncy for Norwalk,
South Nor-walk and Vicinity for the celebrated Crawford
B. 8: 1). Special juvenile B. & D. and World Bicycles with
F. W. ROGERS, lll'Main Street, Norwalk.

BEWARE!

In purrhuslng any of the above cycles of any but the authorized
agents, ice that the original factory number has not been tampered
wuhos the guarantor. is wirhdmwn from all bicycles when the number
has been interfered Will) or removed

BIGELUW h‘ DOWSE CO,

New Engl ind Agents, Boston, Mass.

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THE UNITED STATES!

QUALITY AID OOISTRUOTIOI.

Bicycle Guarantees!
I0 REPAIR BILLS OI UNITED STATES!
Still'cst, Handsomcst Bicycle Built.

 

QUALITY !

OUR STRONOHOLD Issuty!
PRICE!

EOUTH NORWALK‘ HARDWARE CO.

Strength l

 

Wedding and
Society

. . . . . ENGRAVING

 

Ever Read one? V

Plowi- ’1‘

Planet, Jr.

Wheel Hoes.

Planet, Jr.

Cultivators,

Planet, Jr.

Seed Drills,

Are too well known
too need any praise
from us; we havc‘them,
also a great stock of
other agricultural
goods.

2 lbs wire nails for be. ’
White lead and oil at cost.

‘ I .

Stock never was»
plate in variety of
colors, sizes and ‘
the present season.
set brim Alpine

Gemstock. Watkins
8: Dow,

r 1: WASHINGTON STREET.

 

WW . WWWW‘” Cycle are the latest-W
A E. THOMES, In sGofttllletsaflbfim 1’,
00 or g ‘
SOUTH NORWALK’ CT” equal to those sold at;

Successor to the late George 8. Bell
8500. .
I > a
P I | 6 Driving!
Estimate Furnished for
Dock and Bridge

Building and
Repairing. .

in many stores. Our
derby is the popular
all correct shapes
colors." . " _, ,

Fine assortment of
for men and boys. .

Come and see our stock
clothing; we have some

prises for you. > .. . '

re gagid- evenings. MW

Comstch, Brother],
M sourn Inns .

 

 

Foundation Pile Driven.

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D. w. RAYMOND,

Funeral Director

and Emhalmsr.

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WANT ANYTHING? ‘ W "
No need to. Advertise '
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Sentinel.
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Windows
Ever) Are
Evening lrlmlul
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9,. Everything
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Bicycle and Golf Sui

FOR |897 ‘

exceeds in varietyfstylc and workmanship anything ever before Oder-

cd in Norwalk. Prove the truth of this statement by examining them
for yourself. We also hive an endless variety of caps, sweaters, stock-
ings, ctc., oi the latest designs at moderate prices. Just read at what
price: you may buy a serviceable,natty bike suit: ‘ ‘
$5.63

$3.89 “.38 $6.98
$6.75 $9.25 $0.00.

‘ DAVIS, The Tailor,

Clothicr, Hatter and Furnishcr,

 

Ushsehsme lists! liens. South Iorwsll

LUCKY
NUMBERS!

I0l9 First.
8324 Second.

DRAW. THE IIOVOLE. A‘l’

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GLOVER’S DOUBLE SHOE ST

 

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