Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, April 18, 1898 · page 5

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, ”at vino-nous.

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Joseph Hondy,.:oi Brunt-e. spent
Sunday at his heme inmost avenue.

, Wu met A. liill went to
. Bridgeport yesterday.

' Charles Rhymes. oi Norwalk. has
secured a skull» with w. s. Storie—

ml.

"Frank ll. tho'Woodward ave
‘ Inns grocer. hasrpcovsrod irom a iew
“I" “M......... , .

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‘ Robert Cotter, manager oi F. S. Am-
. bler‘s, bicycle ‘ _. e in Stamiord.
spent Sunday ~hls=porents in Nor-

 

 

 
 

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William A Gunther has succeeded
’Robsrt Wehrle in the management of
.rFrodericlr W.‘ ”ora' Washington
street bicyclestore. ,

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su- Iisrion Loam has been etec.’
ted president oi the class oi '97 oi the
Center High school: An alumni asso-
ciation may he iormed later.

 

i The application oi John Hadrian for
benefits and pfivildges in his assign-

m‘s—q’ .

 
 

A'uusotltyzbt
“imbibe...
nary; 0mm. oi this vols city.

spent Sunday with his parents in
Brosd‘ltirer. '

 

 

~ The boat lint-see Jackson" is.at Rar-
mond Brothers'dockwithacargooi

. bituminous coal.

 

 

hrs. Catherine Keith. oi liaple
street. is having her residence reositw
ed by It. It. Got-ham.

 

Chsries Hsymes. William Cavanagh,

Robert Kenny and Anthony Ghiotto

wheeled to NW yesterday.

 

Uncas Harmahers' association will
meet tonight in lted Men’s Hall. and
confer the degree on two or three
candidates.

 

The estate oi Mal-y A. Doty will
come up ior uhibition oi account in
the :Norwnllr Probate court. Wedm
day aiternoon.

 

The Arion Sibling society will hold
I unmade mm. by special request.
on Honday night. llay 2. in the socie-
ty hull In, Madison street.

The members oi the Monte Carlo
troupe, which appeared at the Nor-
waih Opern House Saturday night.

 

 

A special meeting of the South Nor-

 

moot will he heard in the Norwellu

Walk Board ‘ oi Councilmen .will be

My. court tomorrow. i held lght at 8 o’clock to lake action
.—'—'—' __ __ i on t matter oi macadamising Wood-
St. Joseph's Total Abstinence and l "7" "3an

Benefit ball team will play the;
senior team Km the Stamiord Htghl,
school at llnslc liall. Tuesday, April;
26. ‘ "

The tuners! oi Henry G. Trowbritge?
will be held at the residence oi C. S.
'l‘rowbridge, 72 South Main street, at
7:45 this evening. Friends are invitv
ed.

 

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The Golden Rule Circle oi, Klug':
Daughters, oi the Norwalh Congrega-
tional church, will give a tea t lire.
it. Grumman's. i cargo-treat... Wea-
nesday. “April 20.

 

The deiendant's appeal in the cane oi
Prank McCormoclt vs. W. ll. Martin,
will be heard at the term oi the Sn-
preme court which convenes on Tues-
day. in the lower court hit-Cormack
,secured $150.

 

--Proi. l. s. Roach, the well-known
oeulist-optician, can be consulted at
his'odice. in the parlor oi the Mohaclt—
emo Hotel, South Norwalh. Tuesdays.
iron 9 s. m. to I p. m. Eyes exam-
ined tree.

 

Star.

A town meeting to vote on the build-
lug oi a state road on the Wilton turn-
pike; also to purchase additional lnnd
adjoining the town iariu will convene
lit the Torso House. tomorrow evening

at 8 o’clock. l

 

The postponed annual nit-sting or the
Young Women's Christian Temperance
union will be held this evening with
Ira. G. IF. Waters, l1 Day otreet. at
7:45. All members are requested to be
mt.

Nmaiit chapter. D. A. it, will hold
its'mouthly meeting at the Central
club-house Thursday aiternoon. Mrs.
Noble will give an address on Mary
the ”other oi Washington. and there
will be music by Mr. and Mrs. Alex.
Gibson.

The old hooit and ladder truck at
Putnam iiosc house has been pincer]
out oi doors. and a temponry stable
3 made in the place it ionoerly occupied,
isr the use oi the city’s llre horse.
Wortwas coin ., _ today tearing
dowp the addit 'in the rear of the
boss house. Preparatory to the mo-
tlsn oi the two-story briclt addition.

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Yesterday was hotter delkhtiul
spring day and waste!" enjoyed by
m. were” Mill-s. notes
and trolley riding were favorite rec~
recreations in the sitsrnoon. The
church services were well attended and
spring costumes were seen on every

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 
 

Customs service at Tampa, Fla.

 

Miss Annie Allen. oi lain street.
Norwallt. received a handsome -gold
watch. yesterday. irom her lather.

George ll. Allen. the occasion being tht
anniversary oi her hirthdny.

 

’ Statistics show that the state oi

Maine, Vermont. New Hampshire and g

‘ lthotle Island combined.

 

 

 

. aewmsehiosryltsssfl
lrivet! at theNorwleandFalrheidv

were guests at the Annals Hotel over a
1 Sunday. '

l ”m 1

 

 

 

post. had a run to orwallt yesterday.

 

William Barnum. oi New York.‘
spent Sunday with his sister, Mrs.
Betta. Ilstn street.

 

A party oi Bridgeport wheelmeo
came to South Norwalit, yesterday. and
were guests oi friends. ‘

 
 

doltn club is arranging to
one in lied~ Men's llall, Wash—
street. the 26th inst.

 

There will he a memorial requiem
mass in St. Mary's church. Thursday
morning. tor the late John R. Fshey. ‘

 

 

The Hat .Malters' association or!

South Norwallt. has sent 325 to the}
weavers on strike in New Beriord.%

 

The Ladies' auxiliary oi the A o. it?

received communion in a body at St?

Mary's. church at 7 o'clock yesterday?
morning. ‘

~(lalvanizlng done by Parker Wis-
burt Hall & Co. Stamford.

 

 

Contractor Hurry Mather. who will;
build the addition to the Putnam iiosc

' house. has awarded the contract tor;

the mason work to Robbins Brothers‘
and the plumbing work to Nash k:
VanSooy.

 

 

l Hoosear.

u: Connecticut has within thirty-six mile: , late Rev. Dr. Simmons. the amused
as many miles of electric railway' as [ being a member of the Norwallt lodge.

l A 590“” communication oi Old Well intoxicated men who were in the wag- 1
lodge. lilo. tot, r. A. )i.. will he held " on "It “"0" out and one had hit
tummy, at 12:30 o'clock ll. m.. (or thead cut. The horse lcit the carriagt ‘
- > the PM of attending the lotion! or; with the rear wheel smashed near the
rmencs Waterbury. oi Glenbroolt. . mm" 0' Plltuti'lt ave-“W-

portion oi the minpanlonwny oi the .’ copal church at llanhury. as well as
lll-isted battleship Blaine. It came irom 3 "limb?” 0‘ other congregation». paid 3
m, uncle, Col. [Night 13"." oi the . tribute to the memory oi the late ltev,
'i. Simmons. who died last week
j Hertiord. by holding a memorial oer,

Victor 8. Sellecli end Fletcher Vett- :
members all Our Bmthers’

morning. to attend the iuneral oi tho.

 

There was a runaway in the New (7a-
naan road. yesterday aitcrnoon. Two-

 

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w, C. Foote. iormerly princlval oi; vice in Trinity Methodist church that

 

the Henry Grammar school. now city ' “Ill“-
superlntendent oi schools, South Nor-
walh. (Iona, is, with his wife. stopping g

ill. the Regent. this clly.-Wnshington . signal pincer on the stuii oi Brigadier
.(lcmral Frost. has sent a request to!

: E'hiei Signal Odirer Alien. department

 

(‘nptutn Howard A. Gldtlll’lgil. t‘lllt'l

Harvey Betta. sou oi James H. Belts { oi the east. United States army. mm -s- ‘

The remains were
nought to Norwailr today for burial,

; war department.

Leopold Magnet. ior many years in

charge oi the painting department oi’
the Danbury did Norwsllt railroad.
died at his home in Dnnbury on Fri—
day.

The innerul was held this at.
ernooo.

 

~li'ront rooms. furnished. including ; the thirteen-months-old son oi Mr. and i
light and heat, single or en suite, with ‘ Mrs. W. ll. Platter. was held at their *
or without board. inquire on pvemls- residence. 23 Monroe street. yesterday :
es, lb West avenue. .
street.

corner loonsrtl !

 

 

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KGWTII mm oi llut Twin (Ill!

Wheelmcvr rode in” Bridgeport. yester-
day. and two of them met with miss
bans. The chain oi [vault Smith's
gwlieel snapped in several places. and
(the handle bars on Charles Gracie
iwood's bicycle were broken. 1

 

airs. Annie 3 Dorssd. at 80th Norm 5

 

tApril that the first shipment oi impero
l rial Crown cigars was made to South:
i NONI“-

' iiorul tributes were sent to the itincrsl .

A committee oi sis trout the titam- by {ricotta oi the ismiiy. The inter- i
lord division. A. 0. ll.. will come to , moot took place at Deep River today. ‘
Norwallt Thursday evening to meet,
committees iron the Norwallt diviv:
ions to amuse tor music on the oc- s Maine
casion oi the big A. 0. li.. state ps-‘
ratio at Waterbury. )lsy 23.

right My nmm’mumt.;

'flnflmdmflsflleoI-ngttlsieh,_

iormerly oi Norwalh, died in Newi ting that the Connecticut signal corps‘
York city. Friday, In the twentieth. be the first to me. in» a call in event oi Large
year oi his age.

war. it is understood the request has
been approve-d and oubmittcd to the

 

-—-Olltlll'i' TO BE CELEBRATED.
. it will be three years on the “its at

 

The tunnel oi iflarence S. Fisher.

aitcrnoon at 3 o'clock. The Rev. 1..“
Wars conducted the services Many:

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Putotoes

Are the best. time in the mid
senses» when nature denies as.
lstenes to all but the hostile-t.
The Art-masts musty. Intention
muons inherit tissue qualities
which state them let-derail the
send ptttslo world. Again we syn
in the market with list' best.

Myanmliemehlte “

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Mbrhnslfll'nlm.
swaths-dud.
Mahdbylissam.
lisasl‘olss.

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wmtwhom.
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whim

talks and vicinity are rapidly becoming convinced that

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of. times , ‘ .wortb“ isosnSlMto

Russ-ta.'tsorth Sit-00.

$3.35
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I 50
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$2 00. tic
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- . - too
$2.30
$.00; 2 50
moo. 2.80
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3.50, 3.85
2.50. LOB
.25. 950

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is at... 8'0 Norwolk.

 

y to have cheap printing in use in their business.

0
Stamiotl

lleKnow?

tet- finds busy moments in

Conn

——fi 1:.

m an. cy oi the Times

$30

I

‘i our rapidly and steadily increasing business, which has
advancing until we now find it necessary to keep our
Monti press departments in operation day and night, and
‘ preventing his constantly
s brine irons getting a but has because oi the great demand

l a higher grade oi printing for the use at business. mercan-
lproieoslonal men, and in tact. all who have use tor the
‘art. because they realise that printed matter which bears the
guperienced and shiliiul design, and caretttl execution. is in
beient advertising ior any enterprise, because the character
f you [natures is most absolutely Judged by the character and up-
soi the printed matter in use, and, as we have said beiore.
iodse. l. 0. 0. F.. went to Hartford this ‘ you can coating men are becoming convinced oi this fact.

,on the petite Case of Hide-und-fiosScek

“the "best that ever happened" in the printing line, i
______)d it. and at the right prices. at

$50 tnan’sBook and Job Printing Oilce,

l6 Water Street. South Norwolk. Conn.
Town Clerk Smith has received 1. i The members oi the Methodist Ellis-‘2 ”9 around the corner from Washington Strert.

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turnout-edits
immpm

mummy/out, m
ftflmwflw .

WSURfiNOE.
lam Mats sat tum

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shoes that will beat ‘ ’

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t? the Int symptoms oi
cold, procure a boa oi Dr.

ariand's Aceton. Tale ova

2’

“Lu ears on arts: manna. .;

“lube. and annuals: 000'

lion Milledlcal Co.

sumo, (3031‘.

 

 

you run rrossss ov
Furniture, Pianos.
Bicycles. Carriages.
etc. etc, etc.

mrmmas

yiordGolden’s

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”Mass“.
mans. inseam

 

tureauéreb lit
neewmreas ?

if so you Pllfllllll know all
about the latest improve-

ments.

TYPEWRIT

. " ' 7 A" nuts mm in immanent.
Ar hi m“ “infirmity has issued an Art l’atslogttt

Kati “a"!!! attire

TEE SIII'III PREMIER

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ug much "I value. it is (no.
N I‘m (M.

mmmlmm,

"mouse, 5. 1.. us. A.

flow Tort odlro so BMWF.’ 0"

b”. w. RAYMOND.
hudd'blveetor
ml WM-

ssws-ssssusss. lsathlsswaih.
micron-stuns
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1!!! cutting down thehotllos Dill .altor it
has been «lotion and theesmntnithodo
‘ doorsllotogo measured sud mashed is
that a low necked bodice always a’ppenrs
much lower when it is on than when it is
ethandwhstwus sumptuous-ate dev
oolletsgo when it is out simply by guess-
work will be found much too

upon trial. A card she‘ld nlwuys be run

 

 
 
 
 

 

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TillZA'l int: county.
inside the top oi the bodice. and this card
should be drawn tight when the bodice is
being worn to hold it in ilrm Bouillon; oth-
evwisc it will work loose and drop some-
what away [rum the shoulders with the
movement oi the wenrcr. l
Long evening gloves extending above .
the elbow, look better ii on ohmic bond is
viewed in the top. This prevents them
irons slipping down and humming bonny
on the arm. The elastic may be concealed
under it bond oi ribbon and n britv.
Mention has previously bteu nmtle in .
this column oi the new and t-xtmncly airy
theater tunnels. or. rather. coiiiurcs. A
picture to girl n which shows one at these
models. consisting oi n gracefully tied bow
of ribbon. hunched by tucnlts of n littlo~
sills covered plat oi bncltrum to n shell
comb. ‘ .lrzut: (broom.

Balsam]. Demitasse.

William Morris was undoubtedly an out .
timrity in matte-rep! hullm'llnltl (lt‘lflilflllllll.
llc m‘ntillml the insblonnble its-oi: oi point—
ing the ontsitlaoi houses rod. chocolate or
cockroach t'ttltil'. lie ulw declared carpets
to is: only and non holesmnu. and he did
not like large windows. He liked siuull
latticed ones. Mr. Harris iurihermum do»
clots-d gtwu should be used very utteringly
in household decorations.

 

 

l
The submarine mine that tlttstruycil'

the union was tremendous ctmngh to .
blow from its bed even the ut‘cnmnlatul;
mud oi the harbor oi Havana and leave

n bard bottom beneath the place where .
the mine bud been. Thin hole was

seven ices deep aitor revered days hutl‘
clap-ml. The total tin tube at the but- :
tom oi the hole showed unmistakably

where the explosion came from. Sow.

in view at chlcr's letters of denial. ‘
did or did not he know oi the cslsteuco:
oi such submarine mine in the harbur'
oi Havana, and was or was not the in. l
iernsl machine placed there by his order?

Pilots in every harbor are at least
semioillrially employed by and respon-
sible to the government. It was a duly
licensed tipauisb pilot who steered the
Maine into llovana harbor and caused
bar to be anchored directly over the
submarine mine. How can we blink at
the tact that lipain in this sense is di~
rsntly reaptiasiblc for the uplosioo'!

 

Great Britain on the Chinese ques
tion: "l don't want China to bedituueui-
bored. lam owned to it entirely. But
it you greedy isliowsot Russia and Use-
tsanyssd France will dismantle: her in
spits oi his. then i'm going to have my
share oi bar. you last mindi"

 

What protracted and intense physical
palaoso briugabuassn hingtolssssn
in tbseassoi Gladstone. lio massvsr
esjrtyed his life more or made users at
it than the great tinglisbnsss. yss when
informed that he could suit norms he
said he was thankful.

Raving hoisted her dog one Post As—
thur and Ta-biss»Wm. llsssia will
no"! ”I ll Mil.

 

 

These banalit- Mat- linen.

 

 

N is the only positive cure . «V

which untrue ‘3 (volts! . .
l‘lsil’s Colon-h Cure is -

, plutonium it!!!

.the people. and is the best.

 
 
 

stoo‘nnwe'h
. The mom or this .
pleased to learn that roars
one awaited dim " ‘
been able to cure in all
that is catsuit. lisll's.

in the medicnli iraternlt
was a. constitutional.

ly, acting directiyltpou‘tha
mucousvsurieoes oithe. '

se, and y ivin
strength by half
lion and assisting
doing it; .work. The
have so mochlaltlt lit, its; ,3 .
powers, that they otter Otis
Dollars tor any case that
core. Send for list‘oi / .
Address. F. .l. CliEliEX‘
'l'o

Sold by tlruggiuts, 75c.

 
 
 
 

 

But isn’t the game at gal! and
some?
Yes. but one doesn't mind ,
mind is so taken up with trying
think of the dialect» ‘

 

“A word to the wine is ‘
and a word irom the wise
sutllcient, but you ask who on
wise? Those who know. The
Denied experience 0! trust-W ._
sons may be taken ior knowlm
w. .u. Terry says Chamberllia’t' ‘
Remedy gives better sstlsiactlon
any other in the market. HG iii!
in the drug business at. Elk
tor twelve years; has sold
bottles oi this remedy wounds
other cough medicines man ,
which shows conclusively that
berluin's Is the most film

by c. c. Stilleon. South Noam-m
B. l’. Weed, Norwalk.

You had better not go boating Vi,
sis’er, maid Tommy to his 'llater'
beau. I" .'

Why not. Tommy.

'Cause I heard her say she intended
to throw you overboard noon. 7‘

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HOW TO CURE A COLD.
Simply take Otto's Cure. Walnut ‘
oi its astonishing cores and thatlt
will stop it cough quicker that a!
known remedy. it you have Asthma,
Bronchitis. Consumption or any dis-
ease oi the throat and Iungl. I M.
doses at this great remedy will sure _
prise you. it you wish to try, call It
our store, and we will be pleased to. '
lliilllSIl you a sample bottle ires'ot .
cont. largo bottles 50c and 250. I"

 
 

ward P. Wood.

is your traveling man euterprlslfl?

Enterprising? That man could sail
a curved ivory curd cone to an ele-
phant. '

 

Thirtyvilvc years mnlte a generation. ‘
That is how long Adolph Fisher. 0!
Zamrmc, Ohio. suitered train piles.
lie wua cured by using three boxes ill
Eli-Wlll'u “'lll'll Hillel Salve. l. 1’. .
Weed. Norwaiit; (l. C. Btillson, In
Norwullt. 4 .

 

lie—4‘1! give up my life it” you. “tn

ling. ' ,
Shae—would you really give up this

til. you on» now lending? .

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What use of n court» y“... wast.
Mildred?" Little Mildred-“l asst
one that will cry when l spank”;

Small Boy~-i’s, why does that m. x'
man wear an eye glass on only are
eye! Paw-8o he can use the other 01%
to see with. ' ,

 

 

 

 

Thousands oi suiterers irons
have been restored to health by ills
)liuute (lottgb Cure it quit-lily earns
coughs, voids. bronchitis, pnsum
gripes. asthma. and all throat as -
lung diseases. ti. l'. Weed. um I
(l .t,‘. tttiilson. South Norwalh. t

 

The Xew .iouruslism«-"i’apsri“ M.
my boy. i can't read" "Ytth don't
to read. lab can tell ”as.“

ynhi"
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A little meme-rs:-
"sst samenessosatagths‘fl '
can." The drssgist . . m,
household WW ‘
nasty Risers.” and have“
oi thos- iataoas iiitlsrfilh.
oaths. sick headache. in"
sch troubles. & P. Wad.
o. c. ltiitsss. In. M

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”billions-nary

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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