Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, February 7, 1898 · page 5

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Ti. Mk3 new and second hand.

‘ no mt. tol- ‘

Ari-amusements“...
garner wl
.sritile anemia.

.maermnishteiersat r A.
1‘”! restaurant. is sick.

'Norwais’s town Board at Benet will
’ elllIlplete its Iabori next week.

-—-r-—-—,—-——
. Ammonium». andIIrs
Jammntwutm avenue.

ina- 3.an Cllhow. at Concord
”not. spent Sunday in Bridgeport.

r

Trio-abetterthsnlsjorcigars

1-4;

. The Norwslk Yacht club will give a
snicker m night. February 21.

first William' I". Kern, of Hillside
lace, In not been as well the past
few days. V

llssvldlth'Sathtlrland. oi Stanwicb.
is a guest of James Sutherland. of
Belden avenue.

Mrs. Ellen B. Briinnd'u has purchiw
ed a house and lot in Gieuwood are~
nue, of Peter Gallaghan.

Ralph Wilson. 0! Brooklyn. has been
visiting his grandparents. Mr. and Mrs.
William R. Wilson.“oi Clay street.

«Make up your mind that the nest
cigar you buy shall be an imperial
Crown.

The South horwalk “Methodist will
be entertained at a prayer meeting
Tuesday night at the ilapllst church

The Entre Nous §Et club will

meet at Miss Coueh' s it Bayriei’r ave~
nae, Tuesday alteration. at 2 o’clock.

Several railroad ilretuen went to
Danbury yesterday, trons Norwaik. to
attend the lantern pr if, lfgman killed
in Hamil; 3'? in“. a. J:

Uncas Hayloit. No. 25%. Iran 0.
it M" will meet tonight. The team oi

the Tribe wiilaalso need” a mini 4

o! the new ritual.

Frederick Samoan]. oi Tarrytown~
ou-thoHndson. is spending a tear days

with Howardund'W’Wordw. oi , ..

Orchard street.

”The demonstration at Esltptian
embroidery and rug work at the Bus
ton store. Norwslk. is of especial in».
terest to the ladies.

The seml‘auuual celebration of the
beta Delta Chi fraternity will take
place In New York ‘city. Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday.

J. A. Richardson's Sunday school
class will give a supper and entertain—
ntent before rery long. They are ("an
ing to increase their membership.

A daughter of Mrt. Annie Botalord.
who resides corner oi Brand and War-
ren streets.“ ill of the measles Health
(lam Tracey has quarantined the
premises

an C. Cowperthwaite died at the
home of her «matey. in; o. P. Wu.
en. Sunday atternood at 2 o'tlot'it.
Funeral services will he held at her
late residence. it Pay zireet Walnut»
day alter-coil at 2 o'clock.

Herbert Wheeler. the Iceman. cont»
noticed harvrsting ice on Kellogg's
pond at llroad River. Saturday. with
the intention 0! working all Saturday
night and all day Sunday! Late Sal-
my afternoon the hoisting device
broke and operations were suspended.

on.»

Isle or rant. 1.. it. Wright.

Hey. it. 8. Havanagh preached to a
large econ-gatin- last night at Hoyl’a
Theatre. thee-ruins being the first oi
I series at illustrated ones on the
”Christians at“ the children." being

pleas-ill to the "Pilgrim’s Frog.
real” series preached sons time ago

wuss-tar at l p. Ill.. the latlles’
is associatietl will steal at the first
W W parsonage to hear
tbsnsnnuneeoataitus whlrhls
Wits-them lag.
hdsappsrto given at the parses
ahawaaklronthlsWsst-ssdsyalakt.“
Mattel“

“law oi lary

mam. mos-twist»

mmwuasm
Wake-s

lwellhl ’

, In _ trout
mmwmmm

W
B.) ambush-telnet.

camehysehksat‘iesiallihgoait.
kin—MW

It“ I? 3
fit“ mmmmfi

. .

The annual. ballot

masquerade
’TTiTll Th0 held Mill" ill

Daniela lionusckerhastakenw
mum Frederick lead bake
oven.iTnNorwalk. ‘

G. A. Olsen. 0! Derby. is spending
the week with mm Larrlgan and
daughter, of Haylland street.

Company P's basket ball team will
.cplay in New Rochelle on February 14.
with the New Rochelle Athletic club's
team.

Mrs. Robert Thompson. of Chestnut
street, has returned home train a visit
of three weeks in Brooklyn and Long
island.

Some oi Norwalk's dog tsueiers went
to Bridgeport. Saturday alternoou, and
visited the annual bench show of the
Bridgeport Kennel club. ,

w. r. 8tanley. organist or the South
Norwalk Congregational church, is ur-
ranging tor a concert to be given In
the church, Monday night the 21st
inst ’

r 0. 5. Perry Command. Union Velcr-
nns' linion. will hold an entertainment
tonight in its hall in swam 8 Cor-
bett’s block. The committee has ar-
ranged tor a pleasant evening.

The Epworth League of the First
Methodist Episcopal church will hold
a business and bow and arrow social
meeting tonight at the residence of
Col. and Mrs. Crowe, West avenue.

éiv'. W. Rogers has received a sam-
ple of the ‘08 model Spalding chainless.
Call and examine.

. Meetings tor the children will. be
held each afternoon oi this week in the

TT Norwallt Methodist church. Miss Van-

iioosear and bliss Hutchinson hare
them in charge. and ranch good Is be

ing done.

Laura May. the little daughter oi
Rev. P. t}. Sconeld. oi the Norwalk
Methodist faburch. has entirely recor-
erdl. fro {the scarlet fever. and is at
. butahswili notg’oouiol
doors yet for a week or two.

is man Morehouse. oi Wilton: but

his turn! a large quail-
tint-Hoyt“! by jeweler:
gold ”add silver. A New
York party has uttered Hr. Murchonst
”.000 [or line acres oi laud.

tlty ole

One oi the water pipes in the lilhblt
block burst Saturday night at 12:40
o’.cioclt once: Hall. who was noti-
lied aroused Charles ll. i-errla. who
came down and turned the water oil
betere any damage was done.

The candidates for the Yale Fresh-
man Baseball nine number 68. of whom
28 are trying for the outfield. Only
tour aspire to calm and five to pitch.
eleven want to cover llrst base. nine
second. and are third base. while six
are candidate tor short stop.

The rash of the Sellet'k brothers.
charged with violating a health ordi~
nancc. will be tried beiore Jutkc Greg—
ory in the Town Court «marrow
morning. The case has attracted wide.
spread interest and standing room is
likely to be at a premium.

The Micro Distrins. of Brooklyn.
played the Yonkers Fourth Separate,
company's basket ball team Saturday
night. and were defeated by a more oi
it in ii. (A'omllany iv’ will play the
Fourth separate company. at the M-
mory. l'ebrusry liith. and the Eastern
Districts on February 2i.
W

m Louise Midge, 0. ll. ll. 8., will hold
its annual masquerade hall in (lot-man-
Is llali. nest Monday night. Proi.
lialne’s orchestra will furnish music.

The Norwalk club will give a recap-
tion and dunes at the club building on
Ttmday evening. February l5. Rt.»
caption at I o'clock. dancing at ii.
The Jeanne Hay lianio club will lur-
nish innate and Deitlyu will cater,

The tfaioa Veterans command will
‘i'l‘ a sociable tonight in its hall at
53 Washington street. It promises to
he a grand slalr. Rev. P. A. Weld.
ill-r. A. J. Smith and Barrett Haulau.
heck wlll stake addresses. and a pro-
gratntae ti ruminants will be given
sndacollhtknawrretibrtheladles.
l. ltoysl smooth.
hostels to organise a ladies analliv
(it At I testing to be
Wamtml— It the auxiliary
at thunk Harwell: will address the
wives and other (allele relatives or the
sneakers at fireside council whethe-

 

 

 

' Thomas Ward. the batter. is in New
York city.

Douglas Fowler Post, 6. A. it. will
meet tonight.

Thomnty Shearer's Comedy camp»
by is at the Hotel Preston
--—-—-——-—----——.-
Mrs. S. lliltoii Stevens has recovered
from a two weeks' illness.

The monthly meeting of Putnam
Hose company will be held tonight.

Selectman Samuel Lynes is ill oi a
severe cold at his home in West are.
one.

Manager C. R. Gardiner. oi the blur-
wallt Opera House. is in New York
today;

air. and Mrs. Philip N. Knapp. oi
West avenue. have gone to Norlolk.
Va. to spend a week.

A special meeting of the Norwalk
walk Hospital association will be held
next Friday night.

Mr.’and Mrs. Dietrich Huhu. of Wall
street. went to New York. Saturday. to
attend a German opera.

Allen Brooks. oi Tarrytowfi. was a
guest at the residence of Clark T.
Cornwall. oi France street. over Sun-
day.

The Shell Fish commissioners oi the
state will meet as a board of reiiel in
the Council resin). South Norwalk. to-
morrow at I p. m.

Master Georgie Sconeld. 'son of
Stephen Seodeld. is critically ill at his
home in Concord street, of scarlet
lever.

mitts. Leonard Whltiuiy. the soprano
at the Norwalk congregational church.
was unable to be present yesterday.
owing to a severe cold, .

The home of Stephen Sconeld in
Concord street. is under quarantine.
on account of the illness oi his son
with scarlet iev’er and diphtheria.

Mr. and Mrs. Bonnie! Richards \i't-ctl
have changed their Brooklyn address
lrorn the Hotel hit. George to the Man-
iion House. Hit-ks street. Brooklyn

The lirat departure from Middletown
tor Klondike will take plane February
is. when Councilman Kaitrc and Oscar
Nell-on will leave to try their (winners.

The tree ii‘t'llil‘l‘ lor children to In-
given at the Norwallt Opera House
some aliemon this week under the
auspices of the Norwallt rhurtrheti. will
be illustrated by Prol. .1. ll, .lmvkeon‘s
slereoptltou.

—-Prol. hi. ii. Rosco. the well-known
ocullst-optlciau, can be consulted s'
his odice, in the parlor oi the hishsck
emu Hotel, South Norwalk. Tuesdays
tromsamtothn. ”Infill!-
last! tree.

The Norwulit police were untitled
Inst night to look out tor the man who
did the stabbing in llarlen as it"wss
thought he might have come this way.
The tramp housi- wan locked and the
police kept an eye on all strangers.
hire. llerunrtl ilaltahll. oi Norwallt.
received a letter Saturday afternoon
lrom her husband. who is with the
Sorwnlk-iltumiord Klondike party.
He reports all hauils well. stating that
they had reached iicntile in solely and
were to sail in the Moonlight on
Thursday tor the Copper River.

It new style rm street light that is
to he put into use by the Sorwalk and
South Norwallt Electric Light camps
or is known as the enclosed art: and
'is really one glass globe inside another.
T he construction is of such a nature
that birds roam interline with it. it
will born about sixty-Ive hours, or a
whole week. mutual bring retrimiaed.

it is apposed that John ii. Illiyer tor
mini. who with Frank t’. (irahle sue.
needed is g y scoured loans
iron! Mist oi the camm
bank. New York. essence a resident
oi Ilium and a lantblack by new
rotation He went to New York and
m a W.

lira 0. ll. Malt. oi Piaiayllle. who

whlls rsarsaslss is m

 

summoned-lama“
”new

we32:”otbilyuwhat”f
Moraiohjeet

A» in eve thing else what is

and your confidence.

l5 Marshall Street.

AWTON 300.

lb Stain Street; South N

P 4' . VB '3 -
ermauent u51 ness.
”We have built ups large btttdueat. In the (mtlmtively short time oi
the most reliable and best grain, and o! untrue
Tied over the fact.

advertisement in to let you know “I'M it bile
we alwaye see that you “have the heist reliable and bestgru
not pay any nude than market prices; com
even were it not our business policy.io charge":

m: “if"

on ates t t
mtautnm‘umlil. Y
00ch more than what In bud,

and what a lilhrenct- there is in t to quality 0! grain and hay.
We honestly think our grain and buy the best you mu uni.
Our customers interiors are ours. We mean meant ynureuotom

”I Y OATH THAT’S ('LKAX.

Manuel T. Hatch,

South Norwnik, Ct.

 

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illiilillliiiiiliillllllli

Gut
Shipment
"Bureau

is

Short

‘3»

Wm
Youths.

yesterday.

It the weather conditions prove in-
vornblc. a series oi races for oats will
be held on Housatonlc darn. at Derby.
this week. in which Bridgeport Derby
and New Haven horses will partiti-
pate.

l'nkuown. burglars made persistent
attempts to secure plunder in Windsor
Locks. early Sunday morning. but as
(or as can be learned they met with
little 'reward. They Vibllt‘ti Strong's
drug store. Reid's general store and
Southwort & Jones megt market In
the drst two stores but inning change
which the proprietors Mylo the mon-
ey draw. was secured. but in South-
wori & Jones' the thieves carried oil
the cash register. thougl it mnluiuetl
less than a dollar in i‘hil ‘ e. ‘5“;

My 1’th
Philadelphia. Feb The stennit-l'
l’ruulnud. Philadelphia lor Ltttrpool.
whit-h grounded on Chester bar in tho
Delaware ritur Saturday aittrnonn.
Watt iloatul all high illil‘ at I” o'clock
this morning. The l’uinlantl ‘ appar-
ently sustained no damage. Sin- is un-
i‘iitri'i‘i’ on f'besirr.

km..-“

Fire In a labrasks Town.

Lincoln. Nob. Feb. 7.7 inc 10W" o.

Enter, is? miles West of Lincoln. on
the Burlington. is threatened with al-
mom loinl destruction by n lire which
stnrtml shortly belon- mlduighl. l-er-
mrr lmli nearly 'lyn‘nl inlmbitnuth but
line no lit-c lighting apparition.

a

"New Engiuztd‘a Greatnt
Newspaper" has hm: only earned by
The Boston lint-iii it I! s newspapar
all the time, not ahl'r It is first and tera-
most a\'ew l-z nglatlii ma apsprr made (or
plow Enginmlerv the mm of the world
is lolly and av txrutrly reported in ad‘
vance of all 0"?" ptwrn. it maintains
its atlmrma Ion m; fillclflt't' and pull-
ile: ”invite-ts an! rum-inn n'falra, religion
an «it: .mmi nu» . .ntl drama. ama-
teur and pit-iféusimml warts, secret so-
clrllea soil stw'l'il lite vi . ate. livery
topic of in 4' or natlrmnl interest in
ably and hrillim r i «in: nested. its illus-
tratlons are tillltt tn the tone of the
paper and m itifitiill't at any other
newspnptr in \‘m H'nu and. its 10 daily
elllllouu ormhlm I'iin i'o-lrm Herald to
"sch the people at nil limit with the
trer late-r: new lbw Sutton Herald.

besides being it are»: newspaper, is an
options ol the unit M the tutorial attain
til flow it; and a mnxotltte appealing
to the intelligent rials s. livery reader

'per should

at this are as wall Tho
Boston raid in Its kunday. m
or stoning editions.

The title oi

puny. February 4. ill”.

.\cvcr before in our bit-tort Were the demands for
competent oillte help so numerous It only show;

“Mom“ Cumin.

Standard. Gonna

i-s in a lunillon to help you.

Shorthaud ”and Book-keeping

turn what our liuiilnees [nitrous wont.

\i’ritc {ort'atalogmu
iiiiiiiiiIiiiiiiiliiiiliiiiiilliiiiliililitiiiOil'ii

Robert ll. Rowan went to linnhury ‘

tlmt-e ol the Norwalk Iron Works Cont— '

ItlllliliillliiiiilllIlill

llt'l YOl' SEED US 1'

5
§
i

we as lsager apply our seeds to dealers to

sel again. At the same time. any-

one uho has bought our seeds of their

local dealer during either at» or 1897 it ill
01'3be

hr mil our
FREE

threes” isr ms
It"! Dy letter
nonu- oi the local must

lbtybsaght. To all others, thi~ magnifi-
;ent every copy of will it costs us
’“I‘I to place,‘ in your hands siill he sent
lmomecei imam» )tocovcr
postage. tithing like this has
not been seen here or ohm id . it is: book
at 2. pages. contains 8“ engravings of
seeds and plants, mosll new, and these are
so lemented by 6 int size colored plates
all best novelties oi the season, finally,

will also he amt without charge to all appli-
:ants sending i0 sis. tor the Massslu howlli
state it here they saw tins ads crtisemcnt.
Mai M AM Will lustre lie All-ties.

PETERHENDERSONaCU
' 'CWLAWSTNEWYORK

pmudrd they
and give the
ire- wha-

llltl you ever try to use real 1.10mi

OAL ?

. I! you dill not, get mum of

B. (HARRIS,

ulid you will burn :Iiifiiilt lion.

Hay and Grain

nt I'l' nmttultit min on

Itit Old, 1’! limit tutti.

WASH liITIlN k ('ROHllY'S

Goldlledal
Flour

in the: result of time, money,
tit 'and study. all culminate
Hutu the highest Hi'iil’nt'llflf
llottr making.

 

The annual meeting of the stockhol-
ders of this company will be held at

February In. at 2 o'clock ‘p. ill.
n It. Hibisileoretary-
or it it

 

mammonum‘
transmit Bursar- ulil. sad thm‘l'hnaem

Ms
A ruled

bate c
”It“
SK".

Psbruray 7th. It. D it”.
of Auburn cummw

‘rtsii'rohsteiorthsnio
trirt of math. hath "filed and air
lowed sis maths iron the date hars-
et tor the Creditors rd
exhibit their

mammalian-twists“
«newton-Mam All
stratus '

the am or the.eostpanr on Thoma-fl ‘

may or or floawshit as mi
l

at Norwalk. is said lllstrlet.

For their own advantage.
‘ and the gland of all. \i’auhburn
It l'toaby have porteetetl the
. puma! maintains the int
“that wheat minim.
' Mien entering llour salt tor
it's-ileum s (Ministry's.
’We sell Il,atulwiscpt-opls

to, u.
.80c u bug.

WW Stamps siren.
lie Pmnbun lilaatps given

' Special sale at

but it litrtyltl. mi.

. City Board oi Relief.

Aregolng to be tron: Very
showyws humid ”

Outing Flannels

Tools !

[test hmrtim ut

4»

$1. 50

Reduced iron $0.00.-

ilahackcmo Hotel Block.

Simmer Funnies For! ATTT?
Glflxhanis and Cambrics

”it

Where anticipated It.

yii‘l’

it": or uwmy “designs:
Tollrcn up trade, Vi‘llfliotl' W, m; a,“ 5, ,r. A .

‘ A" A"

.ni 7c per yard; .j'

Extra good qualitynnd choice

runs to rear W

A FABLE..

wm m.- rm made m- be mat ‘
i’rmu tisul that price.

Tools! Builders’ Hardware T

intro-.1 I'm-v...

WE REPAIR ANYTHING AND EVERYTHING.

Fox Cycle 8: Hardware Co

120 Washington Street.
"EVERYTHING FROM A NEEDle TO AN ANCHOR.”

«JUST!»
OVERCOATS?‘

-.._A[...._

4.4

each
Sites“ 37, ”3’5".

be don't want to pack them away again. .

Men’s Silk‘iarters, llc per Pain;

Open etery evening until 9 ocloci’.

Clothier, flatter and Furnisher,

South Xora'alk. Cons.

 

 

Till} USIiElSiL

F001)
CHOPPER

CHOPS ALL KINDS OF
FOOD into Clean Cut Uni-
iorm Pieces as FINE or
COARSE as wanted.

Other machines chop meat
only. THIS DOES AWAY
WIT ll THE? Cii OPPI NG
BOWL ALTOGETHER.

W

CHOPS Potatoes. Meat.
Apples. Cabbage. Bread:—
EVERYTIlING.

w

A machine you will use
every day. Call and see it.

millet, Itih’u i 1hr.

ll? Waslilugtam Street. l-ioutb Stow-lit.

ilotiea it hereby given that the Board

«nematsoettyotsaatssmA

will asset na WWI. January It.
it's, at 1:3! o'clock p. In my.
rebrnsryb.st3o'rloekp. It; Valan-

. 'elwhnm;
Wednesday. February I. at 1:1!

 

o'clock p. at: Wednesday. February
nat‘lmo'elnettnudsthscesa-

DEERFOOT FARM

huugLujBtcon

Twenty lbs. Tub Butt”.

.tl a little lnelow the snorkel m .

Home-
little
Canned
Fruits.

sunncout“

7:; you: ruin millet.

A THE NEW

MAHAGK

M ill"

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