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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, June 1, 1897 · page 4

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\ Winthshnuusl
cfuuymnouwlil eon—
' esudingorh'lwlna

flumvsnieuesof those
_ ofmsorothermst-
flfluentruuoeto Theseu-

slwuld innumbeud-

, “filli’ulililldhn.
"Mllntl hm Circulation
orwnlk am in Suburb.
13!. than thr ('omln’ned
at: other Two local dailicn.
. {is always open to adver-
. s. ‘
be guaranteed the
in handed in. Every
will be make tosceom-
. but changes moot be
a right unless copy ih
clockiu the afternoon of
the chongeisdesired.

(1 Weather Forecast.

all” promlm to be clear and
1'. followed by local {resin in
. Tomorrow it promises to
with slowly rising tempero_

*-

lotuctes- Record.
“ ‘ point of the thermometer for
.5 r to ending at noon today
zorezioweei.ol degrees

Almanac for Tomorrow.
Suns-ts | High tide Low tide
1:20 11:53 5:50

1- Fruits All the Your.
gbetore have plump and rosy
H new in all our large cities
lining nilsummor. Apples of
use and bountiful and nearly

' hey new six months ago,
to utthc street fruit Manila in
, Pineapplos worn to he had all

‘Pioo. which was smut-thing clsc
' In a restaurant tho hungry
. ed that Illucfiah was a imituro
menu. though it was March or
the regular season was still
Hills away.

city vegetable markets the
' ‘souablc aspects pruvaih-d.
» titer through thorn wort: ironh
“and largo. snowy cauliflow-
tomcntimt iomatoos in February
Qt least looked as if they were
science comes to the aid of
helps him to a good dinner of
dhave [won 20 yoursagonlost
Iblo luxuries. Tliocxplauatiou
apples, cggplantx, cauli-
‘mpcn and pineapples all‘iho

W it to be found in cold stor-

‘ ‘ ‘ t the time when tho truite. fish,
We and vegetables are intimir to
" volcano!” and at their host man‘s
whys hold of them and puts
in huge supply of curb against tin
hen it will become source and out
'. , u . The various articles arc 1m»
, in Idnlirnblo condition, va:.t
of good outablos to be drawu on ill
The price in raised for the prmluror
Mitchell for the consumer by thin
I The poor nlnn‘e larder is «up
itb houlthful vnrioty ut anon
the your wilt‘n tho pinuoorn oi
Why. the richest of them, liw-d
on port: and hominy and the
W tlloy could ohoot. Aro we

.. 00‘ than thoy?
fine not yet observed that any
’ "mowbcrricu lmvo born pro
”kl storage, but time "out"! no
fly the ryrtum of looping twin.
‘ in n telnporotnro juul norm»
lg point for months: allolfiei
applied uncut-Mull}; to “Mil an

1 women or too moment!
" autism in tho illiillt't' of
.. ion: The farmer» of the
- and the great cattle
fill Witt went on import
”in. The own who malts
and other nrticlol o!

. oumgoth'olly, on the
that they will be ruined
”put upon hides. 'l‘hI-y rop-

‘ I that the leather inter-
M60! uhould be duty free.
' tbs lather lull-rent is div

W to the hide more

will outmrm ii: dunno?

i I

till 1mm lurk imtn Now
llfllvlpltiu um 1m in In» miln-r
otrl‘tulh nwmlu‘c oi’ tlw
Minnow wt m N: w ‘l’tlrh
. in hit tlilll‘l, and Edna.
”filling tweeter invited it
37 ‘tuinulru. tlf rontw alum
, of ionic. and evrry om» tn
ll! tum. Bill in om
W miles without slrmpiun
. hide" in uqtmrprr
” 5H“ caiiml tililiintlHil. ”rho
7 new York Four llundrul

be“ any li-tnr. but Mono

lwt‘tllly illuwt‘tl lhnt blit‘
it” Matt hankering for

null ride. Sunday, to Cali Pasture Beach.

A WM , ll!“ WI! :1-
teroooubylithsl undldybillerrim to
chant fifty of their friend» Games end
ethn- pntinm were indulged in. , after
which one eolletion wot mud by five
ladies. L31“ , ‘ .

Anions thou precept were tissues
Inez Teller-duo, Essie 3911mm. Elite
Cantu. Louise Oldensebllger, Itsry
Britney. Emma Lambert. Vera Whitney.
Altos Beoiiold. Alberto Sootleld. Jennie
Clerk. Nobel Ritchluge. Gertrude Hula
lore», Bsdie Brown. lino Force. Grace
Penileid. May Penileld. Bridle Penfield,
Libbie Urofut. Nettie Gardener, Mamie
Gardener, Lizzie Mayhem Lulu Burst,
Hello-h Hayes. Maggie Shields. Nine
Zeluil'. Melee Leonel-i. Add lien-ism.
Winnie Merriam. Nellie Eriosou. Kittie
Miller. Mabel Indie, Irene Dufuult,
Annie Venezio,‘ Grace Nomi. Edith
Pontoon. Mentors Addie Austin. Arthur
D. Keywortb, Edward 8. Merriam.
Archie B. Merriam. Fred Force, Fred
Peulleld, George Bums. Frankie
Thompson, Willie Benton. Charles .800-
field.

Hr. Lone Recovers hit “Blitzeu.”

that two lo'wyen all equal to book‘-
rnptey. A remarkablenue of the law’s
(inlay and sometlliug worse it brought
to public attention by the unusual re
marks of J entice Hutch. in the Appel-
into Division or the 311mm Court at
Brooklyn. The use in brief is this:
The plaintiffs sued to recover 86,000
for labor and material expended in
putting up a house for the defendant.
The defendant! denied the liability,
and not up a counter claim for $20,.
520. The case wont to a referee to
1892. and thaw were 144 llcuriuge, with
referee's and mmmpnor’e fees roll-
ing up steadily, and finally the defend-
ant's attorney declined to go on with.
out more money. lie had already been
paid $6,600—moro, indoor]. than the
original claim—41nd he wanted 33,000
more. At this point the defendant on
plied tome court for a substitution of
runner]. and it was Justice Hutch'c to.
works in granting the mluost that
placed the extraordinary facts before
tho public.

 

m

lorin A. Thurston, ”minister from
llnwnii and new special munnlsuioncr

 

"Blitzeu," a famous dog owned by
Landlord Michael Lane, of the West_
Shore Inn. Water street, disappeared}
very mysteriounly last week, but Mcf
Lune did not give up hope of seeing him ;
again. He did a little detective work:
that almost equaled that previously done'
solely by Captain Gladstone, and with'
the aid of the Stamford police and Chief
of Police Vollmer, on Saturday located
"Blitzen" in Stamford. It appears that‘
the dog was taken there on the tug A.‘
.l. Beardsley. which had been dredging
in Norwnllr harbor.

--But one week more in which to pay
your city taxes. ,

Flowers for Thomas Pork.

Florist R. G Hanford, of Norwnltr.
has contributed and not out in the mound
in Thomas park, at West avenue and
Cedar street, a choice variety of flower-a,
making still more attractive that pretty
little garden-spot. The mound near the
Congregational church and the one near
trinity church has also been filled.

State Prison Full.

There are no CUHVlClut at the state
prieou,tbolnrgost number ever in the
institution at any previous time.
There are eleven convicted prisoners in
Windham county jail and eight in the
Faitiicld county jail, awaiting transfer
to the state prison. There will be no
room there for them until the latter
part of July. -

Dinner at Gulf Pasture. .

A party of employees of the Adams
Express company from South Norwalk.
Danbury and Jersey City had a curry-

 

 

where Landlord Hubbard served a delic-
ions shore dinner. followed by speech-
muking and a general good time.

~Hcedachos or binned villiou whm
rvndingmlnmcs will givo you relief if
properly third. H., 8. Bond, opticiuu.
ltl Slulh Main street.

Testing the New Engine.

The new engine oi the lint Forming
Works VII Med last Saturday. it
worked perfectly and gsve excellent
satisfaction. The new, smoke-stuck wan
also used. The chooses and improve-
Iuentu at the factory are about corn-
plcted. .. 4 ,

Will Play Ball in tho Bay State.

.lurlr lluuloavy, who is attending
Friends lichool, i'mvidonro, will not re-
turn to South Nowell: this tilllllmtlf.
ile will play on the Franklin. Mass.
somi-pmlmsiouul baseball team.

 

mllnue‘n‘lc; cromu. strictly piins.

Two Minor Hinhnpo.

George Ilulton wax handling lumber
in The Hill (is linhbcll Lumhm- cont-
pouy'u you]. hint wrok. whennlmrd
clipped and ntruck hint in the face. cute
ting a deep goth in his lower lip.

Forcsters' Itookor.

to this country, has plainly told the
Senate what the conmuloucos, com.
morolnl and political, will be if the nh~
rogntlon of tho rociprmdty treaty, as
contemplated Ivy the Dinghy hill. nhull
be ammnplisln-d. John A. Slurrlon.
who Into gone out to ("Zulifornin to look
into tho hoot sumr industry, and (thus
Sprcokols, who controls it thong are
both in favor of abrogation. Thin
"loans that the Sugar 'l’ruet Wants,
froc llnwuiinn sugar shut out. Mr.
Spm'kols. waoro he sold out his prop-
ortion in tho lulunrls. and while ho was

ilh‘llt’ for ru-iprmlty. Tho merchants
or San Francisco are alnrlnod. 'l‘lloy
porvviw that if a tariff wall ghall ho
o-rw‘tod :lgninst the islands a grout and

protltuhlo trade will he tlli’t’l‘lt’d to
i'nnmln. '

it nmwtlrfi that f'. W. Spuldlllg. who
slnnshml tho illollo Bank, of i'lllcnlzo.
and rnlsnppropriutml trust's fllllilS, had
:1 pretty typt-Wrile-l'. Silo was so prot-
ly that ho gave her at loom. $iitidiili)
worth of properly. smilding is ovor
xixty and tho tylwwritor is tlwnty.
’l'horo ought to ho. and doubtless will
Do tit mom Now a low rognlnliug Illu-
looks and one of typowriiors in tho
inlorvsl of hunk cloyulsimrs. The no
pmlram-o- of tho typowritr-r should Iw in
inwrso ratio to tho amount of fund-e
inlruslotl to hor onlployvr. In suln-r
truth. it would be u capital him if :1
Board of Hovunliug Matmns “‘illllil
l'vgulnto- tho norvioo of a hunk. just its
lnnlmns rvgnlmo dorm-Ml» sorvico. 'l'ho
mutavt of ltnudnomo inn-writers and
moo of sixty in mm of tho floatn-lal
problems of tho one.

A onso of mnunblul infolloity that
runn- up in tho Now York Snpromo
t'onrt waon- Judge Pryor In. no for
as is known. tho ilrnt of its kind to
nlnko an tattoo of the new woman. AL
In-d illnok's “’lfi', who is sulnl: {or a
'sc-pnl‘niiop was loot by tho nlofvlnlaul‘s
anxlwr that tho wholo trouble of his
ostahlislum-nt arose from tho {not that
Mrs. film-It leouxod to so runny woul-
ou's not-lotion llult nho had no time
wllntovor to give to lwr dounmtlc of»
fairs. and that tho dofcnduni \vnn colu-
pollod to bring his half sister in to look
nttor his ostuhlishmcnt. It is on in-
tcrosling nddomlnm to Mr. (Hm-It's ion
tilnony that ho 'uwntlom-d vannnlly
that his win- wrnslonull)’ "hnwkml
hlln llrmnhlons." 'l‘horu- In. howvvor,
no uppul'onl intention on lll-t part to
nlnlu- ltt'l‘ I"llz.~inunotls :ltmintm-ntu lin-
n-nult of hor lwlonglng to so loony
WIMIN'II'H molt-lion.

If floontor Morton of Illinois. had do
lilwruwly decided to urhh-vo tulpuhlt‘
ily by a tough ulna-oh in tho Sulmlo
Uilntnhor ho «mild hardly Inm- ('llflfli‘ll
n lwlio-I' topic for him tllllltlon Hlnw-h
lilnn the non which ho noinnlly M'll'i‘l‘
ml. The llllnolu iionutor nmdo hiu
dollni lly onlnvnting llu- Helium to
mmlll‘y its tnollunlu of procedure. no
ms to onnlih- that body to transact

 

(hum Mohtwhonm, No. 31!. Former:
of America. will hold it "maker in Arlou
iinil, Friday night. 'l‘ho committee is
nrmugiugn vory attractive programme
tor the scan.

Annual School fleeting.
The annual mention of the Union

lulhlllouu win-n II majority of hit ltwln
tin-r» so I'P"l"‘1l. III thin plou he land
“whim! hiln lilo nnnuilnonu nouiiuwnl
Iof lilo Alum-Iron people.

'l‘ho iim-Iru have boon doupluml In
mono ln‘llllnry orith'u hot-anon they
\\’I‘I'l' tiihlh'it'tl to roman-rm- nud tin-
nrtn of [nun-o; their llolloulo ldoul

 

notion tli-triot will be held Willuht,

beginning in ii o'clock. in tho ll‘ranitliu

one: nsluml hull. The term of Uiltltllllt-

tectnnd John ii. Light euplm. Uta

showroom and other whims will be

elected. and the annual reports pnmonted.
Aniline Tea.

A June llll.,Wllll an emotion: unwind
and literary entertainment, will be
given «might In. 7:45 o'nlmlt. in the put.
tone! the iiotllh Norwalk Uongrcuullod
at church. under the kingdom of the
Young People's thanoty of t‘hrittlun
Eminent. ‘ ‘

Always loom For One Karo.
Danni “away, of Minimal. has
opened on uiiioo in Moth .‘o‘mwoiir. lie
will sndeuvor to divide his «motion be-
tween Minimal and thin p‘m.

Annuity lope: law. I V

 

.wuu rhlivnled. lint now It ht noon and
Lllrhlmwlmlflod to how it Will flow
The fnlmtioinlu of tho 'l‘nrit Inns lli't'll
met by e nohlor inuutioinnl. 'i‘ho in
limited Imlo of oouim’lon of tho lllll'ltsl-
‘iou for tho Moon-m ltiiii «mam-rim! tho
hum of monomer. tho llllor of illn

In", and the juidctiflll ulwphord into
foodies» warriors.

l

o W...

 

l ’I‘ho ohm-lion by the Kentucky Loni»
iuinre of William J. helm, "moth
limo. nu Humid Item mum trival-
lilo Republicans tot-trillion vow: to
that Indy. the Donavon» tidrlwllme
and the Minute» ml l'opniiulu not
each. untitled otghlyolght town in all.

 

"iillllnllio for an Alderman” In a lino
In the derailment In it (23mm.
mummies In which n «loop and in;
iixtnm In of“ M mo. ’l'ho man
who ileum to out evidently muler-

studu the on of “in: hit eminent ‘

nit-loin. ....~ ‘

a he ....9. .

 

 

crumm.. ennui-am

lighting tho Sohor Trust, was onthusi- I

 

EV bodisiooki
he?! I "It

A

Good
Bicycle
for ,
$35!

Guaranteed ?
Assuredly I

'EAGLESI

Reliable us ever. too. tn. um.

Rental and Repair Department.
Refrigerators,
Ilordnrs,
Points, Ito.

New York prices on all lines of goode in

our drawing cord.

Cycle and Hard-

ware Co.
m Washington Street.

Sign of the Silver Padlock.

 

Do You Keep .
LUSTRINE?

This remark was overheard at n
leadinggroccr'leousckccpcrs who
have tried it know that LUSTRIN E
is the best article on earth for house.
cleaning. If you have never used
it, try a toe cake; all grocers sell it.

 

_l ._t4. lll’NTlh’ii Phillis l-‘Oll blEbltlith.
DA\ and em of July. Mode by mfl'lllflu'lllfl'th
{rum tin-hoot all “Wall uluuhln wurp hunting.
if» stat-o. so til i nth aids-.4. Scams snwn double.
colors tinnmntotul. \i’lll‘m-‘l all ting-l ltotuil
nt wholornlo tours. Also) ash tmlvn‘ uud blurb

 

eta.
Fr s‘f F0”. 5
n 6 tun m» tom
«t\ 7 ‘2 ‘15 liixlh '7 75
n H '2 so loud 51-15
M ’4 3M lII\'.'iI “in
M to no ”rm to 95
01x ‘3 iii“ lL'Y'Ih [5 tall
or” soil I'v\..'t in!”
Mu; a?» Meal film
“.1 M3“ L‘iiL‘l' “Hm

“'i l he soul on rom'ipt n! Him WC. 0. I).
l'i’li‘lzti‘vllt lturgo-w, l’ull‘ :lll!-.,ilmlnr rmlmnt-
inn or fit it Parade Flog-n do . M'Ill on nppllv':t~
tl-ln. i'ntw. Swim-ls. lii‘ll «. i'lwvrmrs and Mill-
mr ’ Sun-lva - lull Molly. .i A Jill-2i. .\ Cl) ,
He . li-wtl’l ~fnwt, 3. 'v', l' r I'lllinn aim-of
The only wm‘ it'lt‘mit flint Sinker in the l". 8.
in r.- m
D. W. RAYMON 0,
Funeral Director

and Embelmor.

01 Wash"! on Ctr-o.
Io. ”o'r‘volts. "

Residenoe. Machine Dr to
7m

 

Furnished
Cottages

Complete
3' THE WEEK OR IOITH.

AT
Bell Island.

lNQi'lIlE or
F O s T E R B R O 5

South Norwnlk, i‘onn.

 

TO
LET!

, in I? if
DORLON HOU SE,
Gregory's Point, So. IIermlk.
.l. E. sl'lddihh’. I‘rnptloi r owl Manager
Term» rotwnmh‘o. Ihtthluu. llwillntt. Flhll-

2 .lwttlu ton in Hotel. comm-ting

Mill oil tmlnu on tho .\. l.
\ It.

.. .r

I'Mil'lil'dh'tllill llllillll'l ”LAND HAM
li.\lll".l‘i AND HllUllE lllh\l'2|lli.
Ill‘lilhlll

 

COLOR? tilt.
FINISH: ' Bl’tiii...

The Old Well Hill Con-
necticut l..'imulrlrs.haml
and steal", (litter, or
“Quinton" SI: Leno»
dry, llaviiuml St, near
Water. The public are
cordially invited to cull
and inspect our Laundry
at any time.

(is -..

of kcemt satisfaction comes with
every glass of Willieme' Root Item.
Keep it in the house rcadylo «munch
your thirst. Your whole fondly will
enjoy it. It is a temperance drink.
clear. bright and sparkling. You
no drinking in your own health
when you drink

 

 

 

 

 

NORWALK. CONN.

 

Store ‘

.‘. ‘45“ 1 iii
Imperium.

"(e Boston

Shirt Waists
Are Like ‘

June Roses---

Beautiful!

con. Mom AND WALL srs.

NORWALK. OT.

 

WHAT

 

. -.-_. “M

TELEPHONE CALL, 53.2.

We want you to know is that We are selling our Fancy GiltEdge

Creamery Butter, 51bs for $1; 220 lb.

The finest butter made.

We have a fresh arriVaI oi the Notthfiold Creamery Butter, in half
pound prints, two and three times each week.

Also the Dining
250“).

Car Creamery in

one pound prints,

This is the season when the Ferris Rams and Bone-

less Bacon and Smoked Beef are a Relish, and are eagerly sought

after.

You can secure them fresh from the smoke house here.

Everything fresh daily in the fruit and vegetable line. Leave your
order and receive satisfaction. -

CHARLES E. SEYMOUR, Leading Grocer,

8! West Isoblngteu Street. South ltorvolk, ct.

IYOUWIITA ALLTH'E news"

RAVI Till

 

Evening Sentinel Left at Your House

.... Regular. . ..

 

 Values---No

 

t Words!

The phenomenal values we odor this week should command the attention of every prudent and economical
housekeeper. Don't overlook thit opportunity.

Very lino litigm l'rounwry Mutter, lnmh
folly ianor. per "i, Iiir.

ammo” Ulll’l'i', nob-d for it: Mllll'i‘lilr
drinking «monitor; mum-y noted by
tuning llllu rollm . prr in. till.

a...” ....o u. u M a. umn-

W- “n... m...“

”limit i‘urod "mm. verv Itlllil (tilt'i'. lilf’fl
nutty flavor, per lo, luv.

ringer cured nimnhiorw. wry loam!» lh
rivet-nun; out In. N'-

Show Milt Mackerel. large nod int; huma-
ml price, mu long no they loot: ouch. tin.

fl...” ._........_... m- M. M. . -...... . WW... . ....... W «Wm

N. Y. GR

 

 

.\llt|ilul Niluwn. enroll: robin. I'VI'l’Y
run unuruntnod, per mm. ma,

llotmmllv tinnlinou. in oil. mun-r‘lur
«mainly. per run, it i 2'",
...._. .u‘. n . . .. ..,....
Shredded Win-m ill-«Mill. ‘\h”ll‘h”"il‘.
pullttonhie and nutrition“, pvr puru-
am'. No
l’lttkt'il liter. tor llrl'lilil'llhi. no cooking
moored. per lmoknuo, lit.

. “M.-. -H. ._...,................. w“...

-"l'm»l.m.“u delieimu jrily down. no.
trouble. modulo n numwul. plug, Ho

”4.”... -

 

ocmlco.

Knupp'u or "iron” "out ”our o'xlrort,
indium 5: gallons. per bottle. the.

an"... ~...-"....... ...... . . w..- ....m...e.~._~..._.......,_ww

l'llhlli'ltl (tow lirmul Milk Ural-lure.
fro-h itlttl «mp. in .5 pound peckmcw.
per pound, hr. .
Now llnvr-n linking (in. lint mum...
Mull". lulu would puoltngee. per lh 1m.

. “0.... u. .. ”mm“. .. .u.

"xx; llnvsn nod. Go. Beet lasmou
alike“. in ii pound package: per pound.

 

“harm. ‘tlieu. ”t Tove laundry HiMi’lt:
lame lnmpe. per In. to.

.» - .. Wham...» ..

 

Donavon Iuilding,‘ - - - - . - - - loath Not-walls.
u AND I? Ill” OTQIKT, uonwurt.

 
 

 

 

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