Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, February 14, 1898 · page 4

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ivnalolllu.
Ronni-Immune

' wosmmxub.
Mum-It Conn

ll the Hellwk Calla.
, . . ol Judge Gregdrv.
Quart,” in the TWIB- Sol
”(Widespmd t-ornrne
all upon as about as lair a
a a mil”. can as mold ho

ol

., «mental hneineu men

we looked up to by mm
6? the lair

enry

m
‘ “fix. he at
nfiantlue ru-

tan

d ..
U‘l

. .aherh, knew his
- Tflg He‘i delnlrn Id‘
1 7 . . and said that be out
trader“ 'tvhat tlrtnmutancee
had M3ttnmtml the lnneral
He thus violated tlw
“Hz; guilty
! Isaac- and “”5":
ogymlnaion was giv-
the health otlleor and» as
M evidently having great
“Menu-Al by their din
. ‘ I
m mam: board in con-
ug proved a down. The
. llldlmte that mm,» was
mad (or Ilu- Imil. tlw
by the state IH'III“ Ill'l'ltlt‘tl-
W Ill IIMIIII. 'l hero
Wont-6y imawn tlw
fl “Milli trainer and ‘tho
, «aluminum tlw
*nl teatlrtumy rotor
< v htttlly bolloved in
3’” told tha- Irmb.
tthat thr- only
KM.“ anyarlmt- amt
Ina. nod tho-r0
. tar ballot llnil

' two

,.
,v were men giro are prom-v

the look hitheflaytrm the

»mi‘mmmhmnmmhn
full!

Iaayhethe immunity
W lawnmower-tilt lama
daharhnrorwalm. Bevatodneated

”ht lhaOaruhrldae mammarmhooland

went to work all janitor of a building

7" il'lllcll.“ ”'0th had Ham.
3 Haulin- inductively drawn toward

the arnhlteot‘a work. and at length he-
uanIo hie other boy. He was with the
architect seven year. the tart three as

. amulardrattnnan. Haul plated up

hia attetlnoatiou hlmaell. learning irr-
erywhere and romping at no tank v’rhich
would patent him.

But hit place war not that at all ur-
ohiteotnral drattntnau. He lound his
road work alter: year'or two in the
attained glut department of a large dee-
oratlve ‘ lluhment. Heltmd that
_ alas pictures ho crutld
hating- the arfiatlefvinionrmd arabl-
ti‘nna that filled him. lie haa now a
attullo of hits own in Minneapolis.
where he execute» union {or ehnnrh
window: and other design; in his lino.
lie in at present enuagedonn design
(or a memorial roan window in a Min-
noapoliu church. who subject he haa
ohoaen in the vision oi st. John in Bev-
elation.

Mr. Haul iaonly mother proud that

. antancanrnakehlaovm plaoein llleil

he has the pit to do it, no matter what
ohataclee are in his path. Forty-nine
oohmd men out at 5:0 in Hml‘u oir-
eulnltanm would be now engaged in
acute menial moployntent. But Haul
”the llltieth man,‘ and ho la one of
the w“leading art of America. He an
hahatiouullh mlarnobartoanom-
in his ordination.

 

The United States pmpous to pang;
ironclad law restricting to very narrow
limita immigration tron foreign Innis.

mLWe have men imariyurts now than

we can W1] animllate. inl‘th‘e indu-
nrent ot those whoadromta the law.
Meantime Canada ittah‘tr' energetic

of the Dominion government, and cape
m or‘ the and“ Paeild mum
db 'at Kansas omtrins by all the per-
eaaliro wiles in their power larntm to
iquit the Uranhopper State and migrate

. toOanada. Saskatchewan. Alberta and
Alainiboln are crying loronrlnrtnau
and matching out their armn To

rtho-e who will go the Canadian mnern
taunt ole". it inlaid. lree twinnin-

0 "Where hmnmtmd in the bargain. It

#larulently makes a dillmnco I'Illt h eitlr

Mthelitrayouarenn

 

Almost every your ol the cloning
the anniversary at some event rentindv

team they have to he ulwuyu Well dim

and twentieth annivarary ot the sign

Canada.

 

nodding plant on Puget mud.

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

Mad-q

 
 

“dean

 

A term tron llamclty mum
theynseadtmtorthahrutlmtw
wept. all ltdoeaaotapprarlrnatthia
that that this!“ la at (Wally-aura.

mielyantuarlyhrthuoldm

 

A Tuna-dam llyalahatm'ul
flit-MY“ saniuaatoalhitthuabaflehlltua"

“W.“ locum dent-cantata“,
‘ Mil-av anatdriotataatata-W

“*mmmfia '
,. s

7’, We! mammoth-a

 

mono obtain immigration. Agents

lion. admiration 0! pair duty tree and

,padod of the nineteenth century mark:
in: citizen-I at the Unitnl Slates what

you! toward Future and growth] to
hnr. Feb. 6. ”till, in the one hundred

in; ot the treaty of alliance between
France on the one hand and the rebel
ling Britiah wloniea iu Amun'cn on the
other. The day ought to he celeltratml
in nll the Ichoolt ot the Union and the
historic orent described orer again In
Anterior-n children. Without the aid ol
France in our atruggle it in probable the
Unitorl finite: would utill have hum II
hunch oi Britith colonies. alotv and
dragging along huhlnd the time». lilo

' Shipbuilding on the Pacific cone!
marina to become an even mom in»
mum inter-sat than on the Atlantic
whom All Mia and the mitt nan lie
at that dot! of tho Pacific. The trunn-
tneroe than. lucluding the Alaskan
trade. willlaavarylevr year-hamlet
than the whole Atlantic tram. Tim-
har and the other material lot building
nmchant rentals are to he had cheap on
the Pacific cont. A great firm at eaat-
ure natal courtroom have become to
well aware at them woulderattma that
they are already looming thernaelvea by
[floating mammal: an eatenriva ably

International May in a heaatltnl
thing. At a matter at will!!! to:
American government mdl our his
itattlnhtp Maine to Havana harbor.
tip-tn mam the friendly visit by dia-
Mm. m at her an» mm
mm Mm to «all on
«a mineral otmmwtth tIa
«prawn-minim flail-all.

horn , Nmalk‘. having: bean a m4
mm m or Inn 1m cut-m. at
Welt avenue. The following mount
of the nuptials appeared in thermolu-
in We 20! ”airman:

”0n Thunder evening Illaa Clara
Whitman Batu the doubler .ol Jar—r
om Elliott lime, or 374 Washington
avenue. was married in WV“ Clark,
of tho Hill. the certainly hero: oer—

 

Dr. Thomas Method. The brido we
attended by Mitts Ethel Baton, her also
ter, who officiated he would of honor;
hllu Jeanie Rhonda Clnrlt. Minn Emily
Betta, Illrut Evn Hills and Miss label
Butler. all of the borough of Brooklyn:
Ml” lac Curtln. ol Not-walk. Conn;
Mite Margaret Manson. of New Haven;
Mien Anna Murray Carr. 0! Rochester:
Mina Bertha Herrick. of Peeknltlll. and
Miss Ellie Cooney. o! Worcenm. herm—
ard Bates. (Ehnrlw Corie, Jr.. (loot-go
Word Randall. Jr.. and Harry W. Le»
lie were the unborn, and William ll
Alice. .lr.. the limit man. 'l'lw rooms
were detrératml in pink. whit» and
stern and in dark red."

 

rot-nun “human
The lpoonara.’

"The Simone-re" have arrived and
will begin tonight a week's ensue».
men: at How‘s Theatre. The compa—
ny hue broken all records thus for thin
neuron. They bring with theta m
nieces of image and acenery. The
lollorrlna letter explains itaell:

Fllul'DN UPI-1R» HOUSE.

Scranton. Pit. Jun. 22. It)”.

“The Sparrows". on their engagement
week 0! January lith. tens. had the
largeat receipts and broke all martin
lor a popular-primed nttrqetlort in the
history «It the Milton Opera House.
at Innoaster. l‘a
Ylit'lil-ER & (ll .F.N‘5.
Managerial.

Tommy theater.

The Tommy Shenrrr rampart; dosed
3 highly tnu'cesalul week's engagement
at the Norwnlls Opera Home. Saturday
night with the I'm-r (warmly. '1‘ Jo!»
ly Night." The matinee nerlormance
01‘ Robinson Crusoe? Saturday alter
noon packed the home. .

 

 

no stars; ac nmrs

”ah"..-

Fifteen Young Ian on the Sunday

Wt Train lab a fick.
A party of Miners young men who
value no on the midnight train from
New York rity. loin night. mlumt tn
giro up their tirkuts. herons» they
mold not set-urn south. Wlwn III" Iigttn
neared Stamford the «monitor rt-mh
tom-d that eererul ompluyws of tilt
government. in tho rallvmy mail :it'l‘~
vii-e, were riding on Illumi'a. llo rt»
(lmlml them to am: no tltc-ir mun
and they Wr‘l‘t‘ (Wt‘llplt‘rl by tho- ymlllg
men. The eondnctor tlwn l'TIIII'thII
tlwlr tirkrls.

 

Biathlon! to Have a lonnrnent.

\l‘tor mm mlu ”r Iwmm lit» 3mm
agitation {no tmrn a! Star Ilmtl hm
vow! to rut-l a soltllt-rw' mmumn-m
and or it hiwrlnl town mfii’llllg held riot
Imlay appropriated “mum for tho [till'
now, Last Ihtober tr «outwith-e War
appointed to pill into form It plan It! It
molmmont. to mnnlrt ol :1 granltv new
natal on whit-h Willi to ho monnto-Il 8!
mm ttnfll on the sternum“ Konramgo», low
sitter lIlt‘ war. and the I'llllt'afllflr dur-
ing tiw wnr, 'l‘he twopin gonomlly iIIlI
not like lhv phm. nor Wt'l't" mm! M vii.-
Irllttlmlllnn III luvm‘ Hi It. though iliI-y
nevvrtheltm rnpnrzml ll. Saturday In»
in: Linmln tiny. tlw lmol motor» in.
dnltgml in many [rtllt'lnllr untlnirm», and
tlw Inn-tint: molt an nnrxtmmt tum.
.luhn Ennis. who llh’l‘ yearn an.» WJK :x
nwmtrrr or llw nmmrnwnt mmmmw.
"It” did not :lt'r'tlmvlllll anything. tm-u
Rented o ttlmtuxranb o! it model of It
annulment tlmlsntd by .l. limit Hart.
lI-y. the noted New York aI-nlnmr, and
it at once nit-t with lnvrrr. Tho plan
repreamtu a motion being mnnm-d by n
Imam» mltllrr and mtilnr. and nlonr
able in n bronze nhnlt. with it Immm
motor 0! Vi¢~iory"on ton.

—;:ax . “w”... 4. WWW“..-

lurdarad {or a Debt.

l'otnr lleltraltl. n nunrryrnan. 45 you”
om, who stabbed to death uhortly otter
ti o'rlm'lt. Elntnrdar night. at lltony
(7mm, by Joaevh tlaltlnnl, a lllltll'fl‘lll‘h
or. 52 yours old. The murderer an» or.
rented More he would mane. 'l'lm
rum met in trout of the gown «tow:
n! P. L. .lIIrltann nhortly heltm- 0',
o’clock. and began to dinner It enroll
om which llelaaltl owed (laldenl. lie.
mu clalaml the debt had hem settled.
Inn was dmted by tlaldenl. «innit!
a nation drew a long aharn knit»
tro- tIla whet and pinned lt Into the
m at the gamma. Dental tell
to the. grand Imantly. The indie
had com his left lung «low tn the
heart. mailing hint latally. lle wan
om m pleated no try an.
hen-ea on the meet. and died trim
heeoaldhemomttohtmnm

 

lama lain-e cities.

 

 
 

tumuwmm. on».
W

 

formalin the Baton borne by the Rev. ,

Auroral croon- tron llalue to moa-
adatraaldwlarthemnotthr

The m in revived that the null
mmum. ulna-u

Win cow in; nuance and .

t: mainmvr... "raw ~

wand roliutom'd Amman»
ml

fig}, alum Ill-t. ,etc etc.

 

local or man: ‘
m brilliantly drawn-d. lta Illne-

trailing.” an 1mm In the tone at the
mfiand a! other
nutrient!» Kw f‘Wnd.” m I. Cally

aditlgnaw W“ r'ne Mellon Iteraldt

 
 

 

 

a...“ alllllona.

W _ I 7.
DISTRICT OF NORWIQLK. a Dr;
hate Court, Pebrnray 7th. A, ”.1898.
mate 0! ANDREW CHRISTEN-
SEN, late of Norwalk, in ram Dislrlnt,
demented.
The Court of Probate tor the hip
trial of Norwalk. hath limited and Ill-
lowed nix months [mm the'date here-
nl tor the Creditors ol raid Estate to
exhibit their: claim! for nettlelnent.
Those who noggin” to [present their 39.
«mole properly attested within said
time, will he «teimrred a recovery All
pontoon indebted to halt! estate are, re-
«named to mate notation namnt to
Wilda”! l-l. Pl-‘Tltllr'.

Administrator; Walloon. Ct.

- .. fl l4 2!

fl

H ”—5,. «new

NOTICE!

Nullt n is hereby given that the Conn-
(ll of this «try all! hold u meeting at
the (Iounrll chamber. llnvlland street.
on Monday, thr- 2m inst. at It drink
n. «t.. for the purpose of getting on ex,
[Irmlon from tiw ownem Ii! primer"
on hiotrrm aim»: as to the necessary
width of said slrr'vl.
JIISEl‘ll. ll. TAV’II)“.
City Clerk.

lztb. mm.

llt, til 18. 2t

nwrnntemmytlc’thmr.

w
Wmm I» out ova-r. um! yon VIII timl that tlw
mum irrmhrr l- iv! lotl'irtnr'. WHO-r
la ph‘luth it find xvi your

Coal and Wool.
B. HARRIS,

I7 Rayniond St.

For lwuh nl (rI'NII

HAY AM; GRAIN

law Ilt‘t‘n I‘H" I'l'ml “rill! VI" I‘Ir world at
numwtmlM‘ lyric“.

 

 

 

"1:.

1.

So. Norwalk, Pm,

 

 

 

OSC AR EBANKS

EXCELSIOR

Livery and SalesStables,

Ntlll\\'.\l.l{. FOSS.

Th: lint ~I I. ulrmgi e fur “wry in the town
fur ‘Ill' :uurmlrlilrtzz. ml it lira" etirlt ut up-
rmlntt twain-«(or it Ilolnu . mil urn-.v'ltlw it
«II III-

Nrttltuitlmrrlul tIl‘lH‘I- m m. r) witch th-
‘ll'r II.
l'rlc'r" I'I-nmtmlrlr,

‘.\ 'l'lllll. "lilllfli Hotldt‘l'l‘lill.

‘l‘mni‘ I'I'IIVt‘fl‘d and mllul to: many port

of tho town.
’l‘ulrplmrw will. r) :1. hill 99»

 

T’I’TTIWTTT

II" tun “Jul It nrtI

Hot litter Bottle?

“0"! 'Iul «halt in Yuri ytIll Iytll

in. line or You Qllll lltnnt

til

7 5c
Plaittel’t Corgi Bondy

WILL 60".
Try u but Ill".

25c and 50c

RUB TLHSTED,

\lnlwlwm Mil.
limit» Korwnllt.

.l..l..l..l.n.t..l.J-—l.v

 

 

lilltnl
lttul

m It»: or Wm.
hwy or I an.

GanBIGlltl

HY ”MK“

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

nionth of February a bright and lively one.
“make bargains in every department.

FAIRFIELII GOUITV’S GREATEST STORE.

 

 

 

no. week we will have special prices in my deporttnent in. order to‘mate the dull
In order to do this it is necessary to

 

Dress Goods.

We hnyr- mine odd lot» of dark mlor—
ml times guards that We will vlum- this
Wot-k l0 IIIxIII- mom for tho m-w til-ring
tannin.

.\T

LOT I.

I? 'Ilt't'l‘h o! plaid», I'liwlts and plain
gnarl-6 that non l9 :Ind '25" no
will 1 low til

LOT 2. ‘

l1 pit-«m {mu-y tnixtnrm nnd now-l-
tlm that W» sold at 1’." and 49" till
eon-«m, will go this won-la nt.......,,.:5'u

LOT J.

ll plum-95 odd pit-om of twwlollnl
ntnl tnnvy mixture» that worr-
Mllll at no: tw will rnnrlt...,...........39

LOT 4.
5 PM“ of a wmnldnntimu Iul tlmt SW

were mid at ”II n!- and I 5‘- 'ur New Minn-In .....
yard. on will vii-re out (or Silt ‘I'l'ytl 3‘ “ “MN“ -------------

_,, wit-w.

Ilnll' prion.

 

 
 

 

Sou llinglrnnu ...........
Gloves. Now I" tnrlr thunltcllt~.....,..
“I aim. ltnliw' and IIIIMvs’ u'ml Init-

lens, mgulnrprII-op, '15, 32! and luv,

to clear the lot out. per pair ............ If.

 

Pocketbooks. I

J” ll‘fllllt’l’ [uu'ktlllamkd llllll puma,

lIllw mount for dirt waists, c-tv.

Less than Half Price.

Youhmtv tlu- prim-wot our hotel»;
they turn all mortal in plain “guns.
Your ffil'll‘lfl tlmt lll't' «wring «nu-s
luntgltt of us in III-wnIlu-r know the
"III"? and m- for ynntwlf if
“ (“erde rm- not Inurhml at Im-s than

”A” Mark hi-m’y jlll'il'l" ..... .flJll t‘fll'II
“21$ hllsmm‘ numb jm-h-ts...$5.thl mrli
MIMI! "nigh ntnl plain line-jw'hrts;
you tum-r pow any mutt» mltl :ls
vltm'r III-low ..................... y ....... $7.50
95.00 ntul $7.00 t'll'llllh’ll'w‘ jztI-kt-ts...$2.50 1

New Wash Goods.

Lawns ................................. 12;.»
...I2£t'

...l2’vl

.........

Sr -» Port-alas ..............................
9w, llh, ”it. I!»
I-‘h' and 25V

Domestics and Linens.

Uinglrnuns nn' tlw [WHIN'Y Wild! goods

Unnam- uitrglmim in minnow.- of

lttttllllfttl'lllfl'lh' Salllpll‘fii, lltrllt' Iiw to trll yank. all dren- styles.
worth Irmtlmnfw. lllnll)’ worth and ten wot quality, for thin
.l ntultlfifi. o-ru'lt ....................... l5 tic-ark or will it'll tlwm at...

Ladies and lines Jackets flosrerymm Underwear.

Boyd ltonvy ribbml double ltnw,
first blank utot kiltgu, Nilfli from 03
to In. extrn value .......................... 12.}
Boyd and girls’ purr- wool, cauli-
nrore and {envy ribbed how, reg-
ular prim-s, tilt and My. lln- story
in short. vw don't want to l'tll’l')‘
over; while the lot Ill-ill!
hulleu' ribbed twin, Egyptian
yartm. regular 50:: quality, slight
llllll’l’let'lilllb‘, that inwhy wwny...‘
I) down tvlilldren'n winter woiglit
vent and pants, sizes only In and
lb‘, regular prion) lllnlul 50v, won-
derful value, each ........................... 9
.2: dozen men’s stainless eox, value
I250. Benefit for tltoIIn-n ............... 6
ill) tlll’ltfll men's .lrwger shirts, spring
might, extra line finish, value
not». special prion ........................... 23

I

 

3.1 Umbrellas.

l0!) ladies' and men's $1.25 umbrel-
ltni, for Saturday only .................... .l

Crepe Paper.

Dennison's m-pe runner. "to qual-

 

tlnr wlvlrrntmi lilvirn kid glovm lfitloz ll“ lino-n lmvh tows-la, north ity, 2 I’OIIs‘ for ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 25
in inn-s trunks and Mark. worth lzlr mu'lr ........................... two {or l!» 3.5.; furry err-pt: paper ........................ 25
today “.25. ulna-vial vnltw .............. Ql lbw Inn of ‘u- ~tri|mL outing thin- W”...—

lnlllm' um pill: Iowa, I'Z‘lrllllutt - "VL- W5‘
knflhi in wltitrtflrlm'lt “I"I‘d'fl'“ IT olm. norm l'ttrbdnt IIIIII lam I~ ...... llh' TOOth Brusnes'
diode-- worth T'w. “per lid. ,3 In ”In mm of unblrm- -lml muslin. the 5 girl» Japanese tooth lmtshmmal-

... w- or kind for .................................... 5:- no It», for ...................................... 10

mo down India” her-Mitchell and
fancy Imtulkvrrltieln, worth 151:
WWII. lhru- for .............................. 26

Mo yards of Hayride-fl: striped rib-
botu for lltrKWt'al’, value 591-, per

”of

Boston Store, cor. Main and Wall Streets, Norwalk.

 

 

L

store. from February nth to Ioth.

Tint-It'd “'IIr-ttl. UM “rial .‘lill “'Ilml l'ull'n'.

trhl till-l )Illl I'IIItin' Win-zit “'nlrr l’m'lrfi.

tmtu tlw rntin- wlmst. finite and nwiw n unu't‘nir upturn.

Irnmv limit [Vinnie-II.

buy now and save money.
satisfaction.
(IF (' llAHlll'I.

Int 8. Plan, In Ill. $6.70; per big, lie

 

Donovan building, liontlt Norwalh.

Advartlaa Your Want.

Grand demonstration oi the celebrated "tlltl Grist llill”

ttld tiriwt Mill lhrllwl “'In'nt.
”III tiriut )lill Mull Extras-t.

As snow is a loaf of bread rightly made of Maud S. Flour.
flood the test for twenty years and is still the BEST IN

 

Telephone Call. 58- 2.

Free Silver! Free Bread!

HEALTH l-‘thDS will be given at out

tllcl Uri-I Mill l-Ztttin- Wln-nt Hour.
*s

Wv invitv i-wr)’ Indy and ueutlrnmn who mul~ llll'i aalt'o-rtiwnwnt to mow. t'mm- nlul m-vivon lonfol IIl't'tltl made
(‘ulnv and gut-vs an n 825 eilvvr ton sit-Winn
tin-w IIIIIIfl'l'nM'lIl- to «Turn tIn- pruwnm- vi thv lmllm all next “wk.

We otl’er

Hour and find out all llllllll it. You will be

ill‘ COURSE THERE WILL BE. A BIG CROWD. Bl’T THAT'S WHAT WE WANT. EVERY
"XE SHOULD KSDW THE HERITS OF THE ”OLD GRIS’I‘ MILL" HEALTH FOODS.

C. E. Seymour, Leading Grocer.

33 Washington Street, South Nor-walk.

 

as While. You and Brandi“

It has
THE WORLD.
Just received another car, fresh as a rose, The market is in your favor,

Every barrel guaranteed to give perfect
If you have never need it, ask for baking eantple FREE

on no] lion, pit or, on; In. In no
lnn’ lint, per Ill, till: tumult ‘ let! Rotterdam Brannon... its

"New York Broom; ‘00.

3-3-35 Main direct. Normals.

 

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