Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, February 19, 1898 · page 5

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York. mittW‘iitdw‘ was failing in
the northwest -
- Threatening rain or snow tonight
and Sunday Colder solidity morning
Northeast winds, blooming brisk to
. high along the emit.

W

George H. le'niih has aevered his
connection with the lino oi Spencer &
coup-II!-

as» .«w

 

—Corned hoeki. Be, a pouund. to
"Hayes' market.

 

ltlss Maggie Whitlock entertained
friends at her belle” in Union avenue

Thursday night.
I . “in.

The Twin City Whnelnlen netted
about $80 as the result oi the presen~
talions 0! ’Lady Beas.’

 

The firm of Warren & Brophy. 'ia‘im
drytll in. ha: been dissolved. air. Wan
rep or i continue the businesv.

~Kiondike dorhi. at O'Brien's.

 

Miss Hattie Phillips, 30! Waterbury
is the guest oi Mr. and tits. Jesse M.
Ferris. oi Bayriew avenue.

 

Miss Emma Scudder, oi West street,
has gone to Railway. 3'. J.. to spend a
month with h r stator. Mrs Frederick
Squires.

 

The members of St. John’s lodge, P.
and A. ll" will conduct the funeral oi
Edward F Rite. from his late residente
in Rownyton, tomorrow atternoon.

 

mitib roast. Me. New York Mk.

 

 

The regular monthly meeting of the
Norwalk Municai union will be held to-
morrow afternoon at 4 o'clock. in
Knights of Pylhinn Hull. Washington
street.

About fifteen mepiberti oi the Bach
clorn' asulcintio Min South Norwalit
attended the he it'll! the Bachelors it;
Stamford. last night. and report a not
(lithe, .

m

Mrs. John H. Mei and Mrs. Sarah
M. Uncommon-gob. Initiator-i
walk people who will attend the
lkltlgilters of (hii‘itnlerlcan Revolution
convention in Washington. next wwk.

_.___._‘__.._.._...

....1-o smoke an imperial (‘rown l-l»
ear is a delight. it soothes the nerves
and brightens theinteilect.

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Rev. Lyman P. Peel. who will deliv-
er addresses in . Booth Norwalk
(‘Yongregntional 0 tab tomorrow. will
be entertained at the residence at Mr.
and Mrs. William. J... Porter. oi South
Main street.

 

The degree committee oi 8t. Angus»
tine council. K. at (3.. of this city. will
cooler the ”court! decree on neverni
t-antlitlatca lit a meeting oi Catholic
l'tlion council, oi Norwuiit. on March
it. in that citywlltsmiord Telegram.

 

--3 lbs. oi breakiant bump for... “5c M
liltyes' market.
The tumour: Thirteen club, a! New

Ycrk, held it» last banquet ut Mills
“out. No. i. the price 0: tilt,- intuit he.
in til rent» it plate. Alter dinnw they
amohr-d i3 tor ti quarter cigars. while
(twine From in ‘i'rsln inadv- i3 lipvri‘h-
or.

Chief Engineer llowits, oi the Maine.
who «raped death in the recent hor~
ror. ill rememiaired here by a another
oi local gentlemen. Sir. Bowie: was
chit-i minim oi the “OVI'YHIIIIPI vet»
ul. Hub ilntvk. which on in then
trains for several days about titt-
years ago. later be it» tnmtermi
to the Blaine.

 

 

when oi lamb. one. New York Mk.

 

With broad riots slitting the starving
mieot Italy. and with Promos truth
in hard to Went M people tone
with; the cheaper and better mod
which this country is nations to send
them. it looks as ii there on some-
thing wrong in govern-mint manage
inetlt in Europe. Can it he militi-
that ”was“. is a failure over
flare also?

Austria-t Foreman Northrup. at out
Well “out and udder company has
appointed the {allotted Inyflnwet
m mince: ti. IV. molt. ell-ir-
Ina: Ernest Wit-like. Warren P.
“lib. Jr. Gnome ii. retrial. Jsltter
lime. itsrry w. blather and Room
hum ‘i'lie teatime will Mi
Wives-lactation»! plenum!»
er amusements.

who. rm m. ‘It. 0'th

“Valium“ If’hreinev
msflhIlmlnt music
mwmmmtm
WWII nail-ll m
.quflMm

 

 

 

.dlruittstinsailnloss.

«in banknote-

I'm .

was concluded yesterday noon

 

day night.

 

. ~71!" Ilia. winter capo. O'Brien.

. nun—m,-

next Tuesday night.

 

thiit they will not he tonight.

 

~3pring chickens. 12'.“ a pound;
turkeys. 162'. at Hayes’ market.

 

hit- and Mrs. George W. Cram will
entertain the Old i- olits Whiat club
tonight at their residence in East ave
one.

m

Members of the Arion aociety who
desire invitations for the masquerade
sociable next Tuesday night should
call on lienry Froeb

 

~—5 lb pail 0! pure lard tor the at
Hayes market

 

Mr. and Mrs. William 1‘. Raymond
and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Raymond
arrived home last night train their
southern trip.

 

 

A special meeting oi the South Nor-
wnik division. A. 0. H.. will he held in
the division rooms at 2:30 o'clock. Feb-
ruary 20.

 

~~310n’tl and boys' atpines. O’Brien,

 

illustrated services will be held at
the Not-wall: Opera Home. tomorrow
liternoon at 4 o'clock. There will also
to phonograph selections.

 

Calvary Baptist church wil giro a
musical and literary entertainment
next Tuesday night. under the dime»
.ion 0! Itistt Mary Scoiicld.

 

a.-

mGotll Em reserved seat. Music Hall

 

Rev. l‘. E, Robbins will oiliciatc at
J)» (lint-rel o! the late Theodore H,
Smith, ninth in to be bold irom hit
home in ('amp street, Monday nttcr
noon.

 

ii. M. Mir-r hoe diatmsed at his inter
It in The Roxbury Garnet company
u Hermon ltehr & company. New
York. one oi the largest sand paper
'ntimlinctureru in thr- wot-id,

MEL...
Beginning next Monday W. S, Stur-
:evant will have a cut~price sale in his;
furniture department. it will hold
amid tor only a week, during which
time some chulcc bargains will he on
top.

 

_. l‘rcsh pork. tie a pound. at. “ilyt'li'

market. ‘

 

James Daley. who was arrested for
mgrancy and alternating lsmenmt,
come up beiurc Judge Gregory in the
fund (’ourt. yesterday oitcrnmm. and
he won lined 3.7.

 

whit-lice to allow the man to letlw
town.

Albert flow. clerk for [lottery
Brothers. who injured hill tool by

kicking out n pane oi glass during an
attack oi nightmare. was hurt worsen
than war at iit'nt anticipated. One oi
the cords oi the tea was tit'V-li’tlti and
may result in a permanent lameness.

 

The pulpit at Trinity Episcopal
whom: will be twcupled tomorrow. and
(ill the. crowning titre.» tuonihtt, during
the absence of the rector. Rev. l‘. W.
Norrie. by lint. Mr. Schuyler. oi New
York city. who will rewidc at the rec.
tory. Lest night the service was read
by Philip E. iitnith.

 

m

mtl the at irankittri nattsagr for 2.5"
at iitlyeii' market.

 

Percy ill. l'errio. iii.t electrician. has
s contract to pim- a ship telegraph
system on board the steamship Ido-
rndo. now lying at her dock in Nev;
York harbor. its will begin the work
today and continue it without inter-
ruption until it is completed. which
trill probably be Wednesday.

 

battleship lathe is moderated in Nor.
nth. said there inns been a great tie-
mold tor newspapers. Tim ilentluei.

the mic or The limit-ills toll: in-
terned lit the bum develttpmil in
tile rm.

 

 

We».
Ham isthssriorotthsflshuk
meanest. WWW

tsslitna.

tie KWMWW Mid-n
tutti

 

1W into editions oi the Eat:
'7” ll ”M It 0910!” I .19:
sixth mum tor Beam room
The opinion sale at. c. A. Acton's
Mr. and lire. 8. e. Cumulus. oi Orv
chard street, were surprised Wednes-
The Epworth league will hold a soc-

iable at the Norwslk Methodist church

F. B. Coleman's papers were carried
through last night. but he promises

The jtidgo'nuwpcpticti “i

Grunt interest in the dinner to the

through the aid of tin [twisted Press
«loyalties. has been enabled to keep

millet. II. it. time. the minnows
east» mssluds‘
"antenatal. Insets-

Colonel W has my... notice

 

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Aunt II, . Pantsuits «Flam, .1

 

 

 

Hill 0!

County lienlth on}:
Bridgeport. is in town today

 

Miss Jennie Warmsiey has recovered
iroln i severe attack oi tonailitis.

 

Stephen llautnkrats has resigned his
position at the Germanla Hotel.
Sloth Norwaik.

 

 

In the. Town Court. this morning.
Marlin Connor was lined 35 for intoxi-
cation. Sentence was suspended.

 

The younger amicty sci enjoyed
dancing at the Peanut tiub house taut
night it being young people's night.

 

~Men'n and boys! winter capo. O'Brien
There will be evangelistic whims
at the Norwalk Methodist Episcopal
church next 'Bucsdziy anti Thursday
Out-lugs.

 

 

Mrs. George R. Metionexai'n horse
tell in the doorynrd of her hesidenw.
in West avenue. thin morning. and Was
sew-rel) injured.

 

James Dougherty. who. it was claim-
ed {lis’lillif'ti John Policy, was titled 85
ill the Town Court today. with a run-
pctution of sentence.

 

A totnpnny oi workeru imm the Norm
walk Methodist church will hold it ect-
vit'c lit the Broad River chapel iottior-
rovt' nitcrnooo at 4 o‘clock.

 

l‘hc Willing Workers I‘iri‘lo‘ ut mo:-
.I.owolk Methodist church will butt
a supper with liint. i'lull i‘rlr'v. «t

Wont maroon, Wednesday.

(’twi’cnoe “Pd Men lint night map
mi on illl‘tdlitin to visit the "l‘iiiflt‘
tlort tribe Tuesday night. at whim
illili‘ n his pow—wow will lu- held.

 

Walter littrt. oi Broad River. an out-
piviyec oi The (‘roittt & Knapp compo»
il)‘. was taken lili'k yetaint’tlny. and w.:
curried to the home oi his lli’nilii-i
Will hurt. in Motlnw ”tn-wt.

('hnrleo Holmes. of llurlbuit street
lather oi (i. .\i ilnimcst. who hots been
critically ill. is improving. it it»
thought that he had ti liil'llki“ or upon
lazy.

«Ntitivc chickens. New York hilt.
A meeting will iit' held at. tho» .‘tlit-
ittlir i’irilfllh. ilonm'un'tt him-it. Telt'stloy
tit'ililik. at it o'clock. Ll organize the
plunged um tittll. A full nits nittm
all inundated lit tit-aim!
ilm. William Mohi‘. it. ll. oi Mil‘
lord. will deliver it i‘tt'illl't' in Mutil-
liail tit, l’utrick’u t'lt“. March imh, A
laughable turn» by ill. Joseph‘s Ill-n.
matic illit'it'ly will prl-t‘mir- ihn lecture.
The .\rion Singing storm, huts ii"
titled in [to to Stamiord not. Humiil)‘
night by train inttlcad oi trolley. The
Stamiord ’l‘uru “train has occupied the
Arionn’ invitation to come here Tons»
in} tight.

Mitiwii Ethel Sluts-r. tirttcc Sttyflltitil.
Alim- i’oie. Mytw Gregory and Agni-u
Golden went to (humans llttiny to viliii
their whooimate. Mimi Marv liliicr, or.
or Sunday. They tviil participate lino
whit-t. party tonight.

 

-«-rl’ornttttatlcti limit. In. 3'. V. ilk.

 

The plan oi Mrs. E. iiuhhcll iiotch»
”In to instruct the children at the
town through a uterine oi lliuittrntcci
leeturts cannot be endorsed too high-
ly. The two lectures already elvm
have loll-rented the young people w to
beyond the most sanguine hopes of
those having them in charge.

 

At a recent dinner the ladies' son—
renlrs were phiiopena bangles. They
were double twisted sold wires. to
which were attached double almond
menu in enamel. so natural in shape
and shade that at ”tut one was dis-
posed to think they must be in. mi.

{in old scrap basket that has been
thrown aside. or a peach basket may
he made into a contentent receptacle
tor sweetie“ A intuit can readily
take it around with her trout tooth to
root to empty lino it the tilted dittta
pan. The hostel shoaid he first lined
with gland paper onetime.

 

an...

 

All exchange says that plated trues
trhstbsr silver or cold. is built cleaned
with it w and earn smoothie stat

wiped dry with a cittsa soil tout tar

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

:liu .
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Aunt Jemima
Grandma’b‘ .
Penusyltania Buckwheat, J"

9cP.

22 South Main Street, South Norwnlk.

Few of you know the real value of grain, so
price tells you nothing. Uur oats are worth
every cent we ask for them. 'l'hey’ re bright

and sweet, free from dirt and dust, and in
every way the best that can be grovvn.
Some others, perhaps, not worth a cent.

i-low shall you decide?

We guarantee perfect satisfaction with what- '
evcryon buy’of its, and we've been in business
long enough to prove we keep our promises.
“m“ “” """W Buy oats that’s clean.

H. 0. Feed for Nurses".
H. 0. Ft“. for value. 3‘ AXUEL '1" H ATCHc

ii. 0. Feed for Poultry.

 

 

Tilit- i- what u gmtilwuun roiled u~ the utlu-r day.

BECAUSE

til» i'lriit’ilitlni mutation M Pry branch tit-tremor) int lilt'
milking"! «ti-«mniui “it‘ll.

no SMATTERING.

MERRILL COLLEGE

h».- .i national rtputntinu t'ui‘ doing amid work. and up
[lfll‘ilhi‘ m kl‘t-p it.
l'tNilinll-gt'iiiitx i~ ”may. a [tid‘fihllfl‘ to tilt up.

TRY IT.

00000

 

 

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\D'\\\' 6pm”...

About 32b. in at 519 \0a\\ St. “walk.
In \Lp-lo-dale

Book and Stationm) Store.
Brnn'hlenl Stock. Slowest Yr‘tces.

It in“. \‘ute \al est 'B'ooks. Stationery. 1mm 5' Male-
rials. School 'bppttnr'ttittg and Photographic Supplies.
Shiite assortment 03 Blank Books.

 

or. Wifiarewav .va aux-tr J11 .r t.

Grins taken ’tcr containing. commertltth printing. book 33
l binding and picture Knitting. .5
3' Spam sues on Saturdays 3
I
.1 \D’t\\'\au\ Y. Boots. 3

WWW“ *W‘u“; *WNJ" ”'72.”.pr WV VIP

 

The Connecticut (lentil Lilo insulate 60.,

Receipts. Assets, Surplus, Politiu h lotto. iliilllm Written in Connecticut.

5. S. L'HOMMEDIEU. Gen. flgent.
mum xonwam, coxx.

 

When the Time Arrives

{or you in how your litigious, lloiien or other .‘ltu-itiurry vellum-ti,

YOU OUBHT TO KNOW JUST WHO

mil «in litr uurk quit-kl) nml got you running until".

in t'tiltllt'i titul it ill» our lii' u pork \w :m \m‘purui in tin mur rt polo-om tint.
tl'iullt tsitlitiul m Ilnlillttv \lilii lewd "mil t-imt-u' nittltiiit: linu. “r gour-
illlltt Work ttilol pl'lt w «sill-inc tun

TheCoulter&McKenzieMachineCo.

BRIDGEPORT. CONN.

haunt: \wttk .\ hl’ili'l.\l.'l‘\'.
.‘. chrutnut unlzitl iii a inothttomo tid— - ,-

bit tor tilillpi't‘. Shall. boil and blunt-h
A
I
New Article.

until tender our pint of l‘ht’iiiliillli.

North Phil of depot.
l;~'i'i.\i.\’ri;- ili\'ii.'\ t tit:t‘.ttrt'l.i.\‘.

imiitl. dim with wit and tripod outdo
to cool. litiil two "it“ hard. At “or!
ring time iii‘l'allgl' crisp leavest oi let
tucu on dish.

 

 

 

'i'o kit-p paraley a wood color (or r
par-tiny linttrc, tie. it into a bunch.
throw into boiling water and boil live 1

 

 

 

 

 

lululaadelnnmetthm
b [oily and accurately man it llv
Weinbeihernlm [inst-tam

“gum t oils and
alarm: $2.23...

neat-st , room and d I“
«the I We} mm lie
”mi monument“

u i
in not Iii", to the has
. . ,, - ’ 1 "- :

 

LORENZO
DIBBLE OOOODOO
mm

 

 

F. n. Law'ron an COMPANY,

 

‘ the list of 1897.
1898.

 

Special sole of

 

BIIALL PROFITS.

“'M ltlil, LARlalt .\i i.\i.\'NT

AT "FR ”PENIS”.

 
 
 

THE Lilli-IRS“.

F001)
CHOPPER

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

Other machines chop meat
only. THIS DOES AWAY.
WIT H THE C“ OPP! N G
BOWL ALTOGETHER.

CHOPS Potatoes. Meat.
Apples. Cabbage. Bread.”
EVERYTHING.

A machine you will use
every day. Callandsee it.

(landed, Watkins & Dot.

"2 Washington Street, South Norwnlk.

 

City Board of Relief.

Notice is hereby fires that the Board
oi iiclici ol' the city of South Norwaik
will meet on Wednesday. January 26,
was. at 7:30 o'clock p. m.; Saturday.
February 5, at ‘1 o'clock p. m.; Wednes-
day. February it. at 7:30 o'clock p. m.;
Wednesday. February 16, at 7:30
o'clock p. in; Wednesday. February
23, at 7:30 o'clock p. in. in the Coun.
cil Chamber, on liaviland street. in
said city. tor the purpose of hearing
and determining all appeals lrom the
doings oi the Assessors at said city on

 

 

Dated at South Norwalk, January 19

 

SPRING RHBRICS FOR 15

 

Ginghams and Cambrics

Are going to be worn very largely this year.
show you a line stock of both, of the very latest designs.

To liven up trade, we odor today, one case of " ‘

Outing Flanneis at 7c per yard. .

Extra good quality and choice pa

Counterpanes, at 69c, 75c and $l.00 eat ;

. Very much less than the mint

EDWARD STREE}

, No. 5 Gazette Building. Norwallt. Conn.

 

. WA R! i _
HIGH PR1¢iQ

February lst, 1897.

120 wnsnme'rcint srnn‘lr‘t‘.

Sign of the Silver Padlock.
"EVERYTHING FROM A NEEDLE TO AN ANCHOR.”

monearoo'r Faust

SausagtmdBuot

Twenty lbs. Tub Butter u

 

Home-

liade “"m‘
3 Citron.

Canned mm

Fruits, i Strawberries. iv

SAMUELGOHSTOGKJI‘

MAHAGKEMO.;

One of the hauling Hotels“ W“

 

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We have anticipated“

 
 

 

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

Ala little below the market NICO.

Peaches.

.‘3orth \initl Street.

 

THE NEW

 

Connecticut.

liil‘l Alli COLD It‘ll! III.

 

 

 

We makes atmrlslty of Park hm

lmported lt‘ine Winn, 1m
and Cigars.

 

oil'naxnamrmov 3

Banquets, and Sunday E

 

302:1, 3w “mug; Course DinnersSilctl.
A CORD , v
Board otneliei. JOSEPH 1.. WM. 3
lit at mamas. .
~55“ m

 

 

Working Gloves at Greatly Reduced

Open Ivory Inning Until 9 0%”

 

Broken Loté

 

“0]...

mlnuim; chop ilncly and odd to the
more in the usual manner. bill do not AR
let. it boll alter the parsley has been -
milled. . .

* A3 A great improvement -A'l‘-—
.P W.'P‘;.t:.";.::.:::::“..::rzr 4 ................
on to m u t rop . . . . .
and reuniting both hands to hold the "unused always "”d' 2 90 i 3 go i 4 .7
imiii.’ and writ, place the handle he- ; , 5c p " knee , , ,. i
tween the leaves oi s clotted hook iy~ _ . ac . . '
ins upon the table. , . . 0f UM“! ‘dllf.

Iltlo "a “in... easiest 600d III “in“ ‘

urwurm'i'm my m w ill 12“!” ' Men’s silk garters, - tic per prev
Include-items. ills-newspaper am i l .
slithetlmsndohtlflflimmm “nettle. , ‘ fl '0“ ”1““ WW, I” '“ l0
usstsnawmtmi mollusks m” “M "I”.

 

Denis. the. '3—

 

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