Evening sentinel, Monday, April 19, 1897 · page 5

 

‘ ‘I Ell-0 Robert Elam club will meet.

 

um Mllheld use; Oeu-

‘ I ‘l.*(‘. ' -

w‘lsarfltansiug’ ‘ wallpa for the.
”Bouillon-ll. "The .11 gowitt 00..

A meeting tolerant“ a Board 01
Moment-atrium
&Goldentonlgltll.;

cmmtu.otatanmet,m
enthiafootbsdlywith an are He
aettlngslongaiosh.

W

sonofl’rof. and Mrs.
was christened yester-

The.‘ ng'est
8.3%. nineties as godfather.

W

, flotsam. Wednesday night.

~ Eu ' , has accepwd an
hfitm’ (I). Visit. Lodge. in
Stamford, Wednesday. May 5th.

.A preliminary, meeii to organize
a new company to tasks the place
of Company‘Dwillhe held tonight, in
thearmery.‘ ' . ’

‘ -Lane's ice cream is pure.

Irving Hall. the furniture and piano
mover, istoday packing the furniture of
Rev. 8. H. Watkins. Pnparing it fer
removal from town.

 

e

New sign hoses for the cars of the
Nor-walk Street Railway company have
beenrnade and will soon be placed on
the ends of the our roots.

41! you get an Imperial Crown cigar
you get a good smoke. Try it.

 

A guarantee of 3200 has been given to
The urgiar company. which will up-
Fr“ at the Norwalk Opera House, next

iday night, for fire benefit of the
stage manager.

-—Hope Hose benefit Wednesday night.

Ticket No. 28.081won the bicycle at
the Norwalk Boston store. Saturday
night. Another bicycle will be given
away next Saturday night.

—John H. Dakin. piano tuner, is in
town fora few days only. To receive
prompt attention orders should be sent
to Mahachemo Hotel immediately.

The Washington street drawhridge
remained closed from Saturday morn—
ing at )1 o'clock. until Sunday night. to
enable an employee of the Berlin Iron
Bridge company to make repairs to the
cogwheeis.

‘M '

—For one week. commencing April ill,
a reduction of 20 per cent. on bicycles.
Call and secure one before all are snap-
ped up. Norwalk Pattcm Mfg. (10.. 205
Washington street.

A bearing upon the application of the
Norwallr Street Railway company to
place a right-hand crossover near Church
street will be held in the Norwalk Conn
cil room tonight at 7:30 o'clock.

-—We are selling wall paper as low as
lbs. per double roll. The J. T. i’rowitt
Co, 96 Washington street.

Coal Dealer B. Harris' horse ran away
in North Main street. Saturday morn.
lag. and the wagon collided with A
Malmo’s delivery wagon, dragging it a
number of feet before Mr. Harris' horse
(mid be stopped.

~Caldwell's high wheel lawn mow—
ers. lightest and easiest running mower
built. South Norwalk Hardware oom-

P'IU- ___,

Lorenzo Dibble. the North Main
street groooryman. fell from a step
ladder in his store, one day last week.
and sustained a sprained ankle, which
has since kept him contiaed to the
Muse. Arthur T. Merriam is assisting
at the store.

William M. Weed. who has been in
the employ of Comstock. Watkins a
Dow, on Saturday afternoon purchased
the cigar and tobacco balloon of Oliver
E. Barker. in the Mahat-kemo Hotel

 

 

block. and immediately took mansion.
lather retained William lesior as
e .

-l!ope floss fifithtduwlny night.

Aststul communication ofilld Well
Iain. Rebuilt. ll. willhe held at
Mannie Hall. tomorrow night. when
the I. ll. degree will he exemplified.
All Matter Mamas see cordially invited.
Refreshments will be served.

The snoutd ball of the South Nor-
walh Fire i’olloe will talto place tonight.
in Arlen Hall It. pmmlm to he an un-
usually succeufaiamtlr. Tho Philhar-
monic orchestra will furnish music. and
the prompting will be by Charles Flynn.

fly. and lira. C. it. (lanllatr. oi
(literati street. accompanied by Br. and
Mrs. W. B. htartevunt. ot itlulwood ave-
nus. were driving through lain street.
3’ alteration. when. at the lane.
of orth avenue. one of the rear
wheels of the wagon mlispssd. 'l‘ho
It”! mgotle and did not run. but
and sly thus preventing what
tothsrwim been a written accident.

Purgatorlal Pills. 5

The dream would hardly ‘
filial! you asked tor “pargs-
test-l pills." Time are my .1
sfihsst. Duthswonld prob»:
ably amused a pill that did '
est gripe: d mounted pill,
fills in soil”. sail rate in
shot. Mouthwash“?

mun- mm ‘5,“

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

. "finned ‘ “n

 

emu we... haw ‘
”alumna P10;&’helaud&0n
tense crunches returned. t
tor the lien York and Easter: lilo":
company. .

 

“Tynanwmk and fictional; so-
...n. - ma" ....

Landlord Barlow. of the Stamford
House. died suddenly learnight. while
out riding. ‘

At the entertainment of Eureka
Lodge, next Monday night. Miss Eva
Collins will render-339$ solos. t

A large class will be confirmed in St.

' Paul's church next Sunday by Bishop
Adams.

 

Raymond Brothers have received a
oarloadofchoieeyellowcorn, a car of
clipped white‘oats. a car of white mid-
dlingsand a car o! of bran.

Good it. whether for seed or feed,
costs a h do more than poor grain. but
the dilfereuceis not great if you ‘buy
at M. '1‘. Hatch‘s. .

St. Peter's church ladies have arranged
for a fair to be given in Arlen Ball.
Monday and Tuesday evenings. April
Maud 27. Auiuterestingentertainment
ispromised each night.

Schiller Stamm, U.0. R. M.,will cele-
brate tomorrow night, in Mystic Chain
Hall, the fourth anniversary of its or~
ganization.

—-Berry Brothers Varnishes and Var.
nish stains. 15 and 95¢ per can. South
Harwell: Hardware company.

Richardson Brothers ofler bargains in
new and second-hand bicycles. They
also carry a large line of cameras and
photographers supplies.

~Kope Hose benefifieduesday night,

W. S. Sturtevant this week oflers an-
other sale of imported rugs, and the
last hewill .be able to have, owing to
tlmopowd increase of duty on these
8 - ‘

Miss Ann Jane Goodwin, of Spring
Hill, who was recently taken to St.
Mary’s Hospital in New York for treat-
ment, is improving.

 

 

Fancy hosiery is the proper thing.
Cometoclr Brothers have bought a little
late and are enabled to olfer some bar~
gains, all warranted fast colors.

Frank Wilcek, the North Main street
shoe dealer, made an assignment today
for the benefit of his creditors. Alfred
E. Austin is the assignee.

-If you want arefrigsrator use the
Eddy; it will save 25 per cent. of your
ice bill. South Norwallr Hardware
company.

William Hylaud. Sr., of Plattsvillo
avenue, fainted in St. Mary's church
during the 10:30 o'clock mass, yesterday
morning. He recovered in a few min-
nice.

The Advent service in New Canaan.
Sunday afternoon. was conducted by E.
A. Raymond, of Bridgeport, assisted by
Elder White. of Bristol, and was a very
interesting service.

Sealed roposals will be received by
the selectmeu of Wilton until ! o'clock
p. m. on Monday, May ad, for the grad-
ing and gravcliug the uncalled Kent
road. An advertisement in this issue
will furnish further particulars.

The W. A. Benedict Co's spring
clothing is meeting with decided cuteness.
Style.fit and price are well worth in.
s ,ction. The company also makes
0 tithing to order.

Mrs. William A. Curtis will read a
paper on "India" at the monthly meet-
ing of the Ladies' association. of the
First (knigregational church. The meet —
ing will be at 3:30 o‘clock. in the chapel
parlor, on Wednesday next.

A horse drivenwby “a man named
Ahearn ran away on Spring fllll, yes»
terduy alternate. There hierle titre:
permits in the wagon, two at in on
Mr. About-n. They were thrown out.
but not. seriously injured.

Future of tile Fur seal.

Mr. David Starr Jordon. president of
Ito Haring: m umntnlsulon for lolui, and
Mr. George Archibald l'lnrk. awn-tarry to
lhv witnnivsion, any in the April Forum:

The h’flllllillllllfl adopted by the I’urIs
tribunal of arbitration in latlll inr"tho
prom-lion and prtwrutllun of the for
meal" Imvo algnnlly fnlIt-d of their ubjwt.
This! failure In eblolly slim tutlm lrmtlmcnt
of the creature as an “him or ltmvrtto
ilonul litigation. not mt nu anlnml having
habits and lift’jlllllu‘l'lt to which inn-rim»
tlonnl statutes must uniform if they are to
serve any put-[m In the compromise
atlopitvl by the tribunal were tillllultllt'll
certain 'vtmltioos, ommmltly fair from
the lean side of tho terse. but wholly re-
pugnant in the animal. 'l'ho only tonal»
lilo tussle for a ilnnl «rrlmgonwttt for the
protwtlon and innervation of the for mail
"lust mnl'orm in'rl'vt'tly to its habits. That
such a settlmlwnt nut-t tlnully bo motto
stitoltsof no doubt. It is not to be sup
Ilm‘tl for o niunwnt that England. Russia
out! the l’ultml Home: will bill to auntie so

simple a. or that tlm grout mt-
tions it or so lmbomns as to all.
low tirtiul animal to be wasted
with: tin-my. when the conditions of in

prewrvnthm are folly ntulrrstwtl.

'l’o imitates it ul killing against sen kIII’
leg, to ltlll w guns to one sets and with
s ' sin nutritional Itlli on land in July

ill at era in April and Almond. lo haven
l'lfll‘d sum of 00 miles and an ova-n zone
of emu-all Claw compromises are ingen-
lone on taper. and find their random in
dwetmvsaaatl takeovers mutational
law. but not i the facts of natural ble~
tory. flow at h remtlsthms smelt the
animal is not to he settled by Wluwmlill.
It is a questhm ot tact. and any system at
regulations nmst he NM limit the
standpoint. of the shims ltmlf. ’l‘hevtholo
Berle. sea dispute bellman prlmsrll in
muml history. not to international .
ll valeting tartar of international has tall
in means utilitarian valuabl- animal In
Its munitions or its leading mum at
we thus m international last least he

 

 

wrlttsl «one meanest tenant.
V’, , _ ‘ steers

 

 
 

 
 
 

Absolutely Pure.
eh ed or Its lady I
fimibhwmgmm

mou tot c can b :
Bow. “However: On. New York.

 

 

present. amounts.

“themes“ Celina sillsrwallt Pupil
‘ aad'I'hIIrFrIIus.

William B. Wardwcll
Easter in New York city.

Erving Osgoodjf New Yorkhas been
visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Layton.
Falrfield a‘venuL

W. J. Ward, of Bridgeport. former-
ly of Norwalk. spent Sunday with his
parents in Chapel street. He has
charge of the hat department of Page
Brothers' large gents? furnishing goods
store in Bridgeport.

Misses Helen and Augusta Bracken,
of Livingston place. teachers in the
Franklin street school, are spending
their Easter vacation in New Haven
and Forestville.

Rev. 8. H. Watkintraiid wife will be
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. N. Phin-
ney, of West avenue, this week,

previous to their departure from Nor-
walk.

Mr. and Mrs; John R. Flanuery, of
Brooklyn, spent Sunday in Norwallr.

The Misses Edith and Mary Perry, of
Merwin street. returned home. Satur-
day. from a few days' visit with friends
in New York.

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Walsh, of Fair-
iieid, were the guests, yesterday. of
relatives in Norwaik.

Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Bowo, of New
York, are the guests of their daughter,
Mrs. H D. Cornell, of Water street,
Norwalk.

Mrs. W. K. Lewispoi' Lewis street. is
visiting her sister. Mrs. l). 1'). Culver, in
New York.

Miss Julie Loifia‘oaiu East avenue.
is spending a few days with friends in
Brooklyn. _fl W-..

Miss Lottie J. 56338. of Stamford.
spent Easter with Miss Flora May
Jennings, of South Norwalk.

spent

Guy Lee, who has been spending a
few days at his home in Fairlleld avo-
nue. returned today to tho Bordentowu
Military school, to resume his studio“. '

Philip (Jonah—2t Palermo]. returned
to that place today. after spending Eas-
ter with his parents in South Norwalk.

John Eugen. of Brtnihlyn, spent Sun
day l‘with his wife in Hoyt street, Nor-
wai ‘.

Dr. Emily l’unlco trout in Hartford.
this morning, to attend a meeting of
the State Board of Medical Examiners.

Mr. and Mrs Charles E. Ferris arriv-
edhouie last night, from their bridal
trip to Boston. ,,

Mr. and hire. Noah B. Stevens, of
New York. i’ll'l' visiting Mr. and Mrs. It.
I“. Stevens. of South Main street.

TIIH. Foster and fondly. of I).illblll"}’,
took possessitm oi" 'b‘unu-t cottage. at
Bell Island, today.

Mrs. A. A. ‘Altsnbrnndt. of Spring
street. spent yesterday in New York.

Mira May Itigby went to Hartford,
Saturday.

James ll. Knapp. of West ermine. is
visiting his daughter, Mrs. Kunhardt. in
Lawrence, Moss.

Mr. and Mrs. :4. Milton Stevens are
visiting in New York.

h“. 0, Smith, of Paterson. apem Easter
in South Norwalk.

Horace NW” has returner! home from
New Smyrna. Florida. where he smut
the winter.

Miss Marjorie Phelps returned home
to Simsb y. Saturday. accompanied b
Dudley n d Ely lioytnond. who wil
make a vluil in that place.

Miss Bertha Abbott, of timing Hill,
and Miss Jennie ()stvrbsnlls, oi Uran-
bury. spam Easter with the fortuor's
sister in Milford.

m... we».

Mr. and hire. ti. II. Edwards. of
Brtlohl n, will stand the summer, as
usual, n Norwsl .witb their brother.
Dr. ii. it. Mollonrgsl. of West marine.

Mrs. John L. lllrhnrds.‘ .lr.. and
daughter are spendut Easier with
relatives and friends in swath. it. .1.

it. B. Walliley and falltily Iol‘t Illvrr-
mine. Friday. for a two woelu' visit
with relatives in Hartford and iisddam.

John [taleuteyer was in Btmth Nor-
walk Saturday. lie is now employed by
the New llama Palladium. doing «it-
tarlal work.
WW

$I,600.000

Fire Loss in Keoayllle, Tenn. this
week. with only Slat Hundred Thou
sand Dollars insurance.

lie wise and see that you are
progeny insured by getting a policy
wit

TAVLOI I ”LDIN'O
Isllesls lemmas Issues.”
«mm. ‘

 

_ Lthwa «em. as. w

Flower andiGarden sods:

g, , Also as assohrnnnr or

FINE seen Fora-rose!

 

t-‘Lo. tuition t 00., 22 South Iain

Mm- ”flew—“EN”- ..

Street
semen _ eraser. ‘

won-WW m

 

Easier Announcement!

Our assortment of Kid and Fabric Gloves is complete and awaits your
inspection. Nothing has been left undone to make this display one of
the finest this city has ever seen. We can also show’you Rprcity stock
Of Black, White and Cream Laces. White Collarsyafrlli Cuffs, in all the
ceding styles, Ruchiogs, CoIIarcttcs. etc. V

 

'.,
’-
C

 

EDWARD STREET!
IORWALK, COIN.

 

 

Don't Sow Weeds.

\ They are bad; they are needless. Kentucky and
SIIImois produce the largest crops of fancy, clean
grass seeds.
Emerald lawn grass seed is made from such. It
cures that “word" habit; try it. Good grain,
whetheribr seed or feed costs a little more than
poor grain, but the difference is not great, if you
buy here. Field secd,sced grain and lawn grass seed.
Buy Oats That’s Clean.

_ Manuel T. Hatch,

5 Iarshall Street, South Norwallt

Branch Oliice, Solxnans' Livery Stable.

acttsotrs- PHOTOGRAPHS

!II!IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIH

 

 

D m be m ”airframe Standard of Excellence!
o u a u no noise iuis . AC OS’S PLATINOTYPE POIXTltA o -
gin! and. List forever. interiors and all architectural work a epeclalllry? are l flu

I. M. JACKSQ? Photographer, .3 Wall Street". Norwnlh. Ct

 

”Toll" liaison. ‘o'fwilielwiuCities-5
GREETING.

John pays the express, and E. .1. passes out the stuii'. It's cheaper to buy than
steal: you‘ll say so when you see the goods. What goods? Well. for a starter wv
otter—Beef, veal, mutton. lamb. fresh pork, sausages. hams. bacon. salt p1 uric.
boiled barns. frankfurters. prevailed ham, corned beef, etc. In fresh fish we have
blues, cod. eels. shed. pert-It. striped bass, etc. In vegetables we otl‘er newturnips.
new cabbage. lettuce. t-elory, parsley, Bonnuda onions. parsnipe. rhubarb. radii-lt-
es, kale, cucumbers, etc. In fruits. we have in oranges. Calliornin. travels. seni-
Iitiga. rttleucias. cit. fancy Imitottu. bananas, cranberries. etc. Don't let me for-
get the poultry; if you want a chicken ora pair of them. we'll pass them out every
day. We don't buy our stock to last a week. but visit. New York markets every
day but Sunday, and what we oil'er you is the best and freshest g-Mds in clllwr
city. l Ask John.»

PEOPLE'S MARKET,

. iii North Main Street.
I-I. .I. “'AIHIAMS, Manager. 'I'ult pliant-Pall. IN '.'
Free and prompt delivery anywhere in either city.

mm”... ...... ”___._..__ . .‘w ....... ._ .._. _ ._....

NOTICE.
To Whom It May Concern.

 
 

 

The undersigned have placed the agency for Norwalk,
South Nor-walk and Vicinity for the celebrated Crawford
II. & I). Special juvenile I}. & D. and World bicycles with

1". W. ROGERS, 19 Main Street, Norwalk,

BEWARE!

In purthasing any of the above cycles of any but the auihmizcd
agents, sec flint the original lottery numbzr has not been tampered
witlmts the guarantee is withdrawn from all bicycles when the numbct
has been interfered with or rrmwcd.

BIGEMHV it IlthSi'I CO,
New Engl ind Agents, ”moon, Mats.

$57.50!. . . ..

WILL PROVIDE YOU A BICYCLE.
1.“ Quality! Style!
Strength!

l'NSl'Rl‘ASSIiIl nv ANY moo
WHEEL.

 

lpulsl Innis. (Hallow

 

Model No. I. Isslmt. flamed,

W E CHALLENGE COMPAR I.
SUN!

$43 Gives Every l897 Improvement

”I Bites lots for the lens ”Then can It
“recoil llsswhe .\

t'stlsi hurls. (Rattan 1'de rostrum...

p7“.

 

Felt my m

sourtt annexe“ HA owns: co.

 

 

SEASON;

You can buy Refrige-
rators at poultry wire
profits. Lawn Mow-
ers! The greatest as-
sortment in town!
Raw Linseed Oil for
a few days at 33¢ per
gallon.

 
 
 

l2 Pounds Io Psanyi‘lrs lslls for

25¢!

’ We have the best and
largest assortment
Hardware in this town
Poultry wire deliver-

Dame Fortilllf

 

Fancy hosiery is the.
(at thing.She must be, t) -. c.
Having bought a. little _
we are enabled to 0
some 75c goods at the
price oi 50¢ a pair.
fine quality of lisle .
Roman stripes, serge, r
and plain olive green

ed.
(filstock. ' Watkins
8: Dow,

WASHINGTON STREET.

IE. THOMEE

”2

SOUTH Nonwarx, cr, warranted fast colors
Successor to the lte G . I
6550. eorge 3 Bell Oar guarantee—men
funded.

F H e Driving I

Stores Open evenings..
FetimaisFumisholior I

Dock and Bridge Men's, Boys,‘ Children’s Suits, Neckwear,"
Buflding and Shirts, Gloves. '
Repairing.

mow—~—

Foundstion Pile Driven.

 

Comstock Brothers,

 

 

 

«- "130 am
D. W. RAYMON D. Uutlitturs for Men. Boys and ,, V
Funeral Director CW” 5 _
and Embalmsr. ‘
” w::".'t:.'.‘.°:...‘""" a scant III! at
Residence. Mshaokemo H.330} $0. IONCIE.
...... _...w_w.. _.»._ 'IL ‘
WANT ANYTHING ? FORD L “If“
1110 Mb RAdvertise Manager. ‘
e orwslk TWO is sex,
Evening l 03w
Sontlnol. seems. so. nonwamr.

r— 1:35"?

Cliamctcrizcs outline of ready made clothing for this sea.
son. Our efforts to gather together the best
materiaIs combined with good work-
manship, have been crOWn-
ed with success.

TWO SPECIALS IN SUITS.

A handsome brown and olive mixed
sack suit. tvvil tailored and trimmed

at the very low price of leaders, an $18 suit It .
$7.00 $I4.00

Interesting values is bicycle clothing and accessories.
Golf bier-kings, Caps. Sweaters, Belts, Etc.
Our closing hour-9 o'clock.

 

A black or blue worsted suit. on
way or sack coat.a lead on

 

DAVIS. The Tailor,

Clothier, Hatter and Furnisher,

Ishse have Ilotel Ileni, South Ismail

W
What We See In M. H. Glover’s

SHOE wmnow.
There’s a little doll girlie,
W hose teeth are so )eai'ly,
'I‘Iioy shine like briglti little
'I‘Itoro she’s standing to day
As in innocent play,

You can see as you pass on the cars;
She’s driving: a team,

()l‘ such it would seem,

With mine of bright ribbon

And a go Iitlle whip.

They’re a I well in hand,

Of this little maid grant],

They’re bound on a many mile ti ip
\l'oll groomed every one,

It’s a job that’s well done, “
It’s well worth your time to peruse;
You’ll praise our maid fair,
And perhaps be a air

0i G over’s Up-l‘oa ate Shoes.

twinkling stars;
7