Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, April 20, 1898 · page 5

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”elimination circle oiKllls'a
Dimmers oitheiiorwshlw
tioaslobltrohwillalvestsaatllrs.
gummHnCampsu-oet tilt-eve—

 

 
 
 

ilk n ‘ can dauhtei
have been
spend “more! days with Ir. and

”no" the w H. Swords. at South Iain

umw 1

rhsn delid In order to
‘giyemts readers the full
benefit oii’tlie: Associated
Frees alervilib especially In
war news. On to this
fact. war bulletins will be
displayed in front of the
Sentinel oilic‘e and also in
front of th'tijNOrwalk oifice
at 49 Wall street. These
bulletins were posted for
the first time yesterday and
We” read l’y hundreds 0‘ chelle. and Miss Eleanor Shcedy at
people. Willi highly com-1 lreland. are guests oi Michael Sheedy
mended the -BcntincI’s en lozdkiamllyuoi upper Main street, Nor-
tcrprise.

 

-Psir oi ladlu' house slippers given
with every :2 purchase tonight and to—
morrow night. C. ll. Gale 5 Co.

 

An old-fashioned prayer meeting is
appointed ior Thursday night at the
Booth Norwalk Congregational church,
at 8 o'clock. Go and see what it is
like. ‘

 

Daniel C. Hogan. an extra motorman
on the Norwalk Street Railway line.
has secured a situation on the Mm
politan Street Railway line in New
York.

 

Mrs. Catherine Burns. oi New lio-

 

 

Benjamin Hartigsn has moved iroIn
Covemangh to South Norwalk. and
‘ will be employed by the Consolidated
Railroad company as operator in thl
signal tower in Barton.

 

; WEATHER ms.
_ The storm which was central in nor-
thern lndlana yesterday morning is
new central over Lake Huron, and will
probably pass out the St Lawrence .
valley today. ” has produced rain
throughout the he region and along
the Atlantic coast from Maine to Flo-
rida. Pleasant weather prevails in the
west and cleari in the south and cen
tral sections. orecast: Threatening?
weather and possibly showers tonight.
probably lair Thursday. stationary
temperature; cost. winds shitting to
west. , ‘

The Water Commissioners oi Nor-
walk and the special mmittee appoin-
ted at a recent city ing will hold
a joint meeting tonight to discuss the
I problem at an increased water supply.

 

—.

-lh)e shad. 8c 1b.; buck shall do;
bloc ilsh. 8c. at Hayes' Market

 

The devotional and business meet-
ing oi the Whatsoever circle oi King' I»
1)...th Connolly am to move Daughters will be held this evening m
(min wfi‘ had} to gym.“ 7: 30 o'.cloclI at the home oi Miss Bald
win, Pairiield avenue. Every membel
Calvary Baptist church will hold a i” requested to be ”Mt
donation party and concert Thursday
evening, April 28_.

 

 

 

The school visitors llld not hold a
meeting last night. there not being i

The Norwailt chapter D. A. it. will quorum in attendance The member:
meet in the central cinirhonec tomor- , present were Messrs Olmstead Kieth
row aiternoon. 1 Story and Light. There was no busi-
ness “importance to come beiorc till

Mr. and Mrs. E. ii. Filiow. oi (‘hcst— I meeting.
nut street. are entertaining Miss Jen. ‘
nic F. Hoyt. oi Riligofiéltt

 

 

. The Men's Sunday Evening club will
igive a reception to its iriends at thI
isoiilh Norwalh Congregational (burci
next Monday night Admission is in
ticket but these are ire-I.- to gentlemcr
Lin-r"

and to ladies ii accompanied by gen-

The estate oi Mary A. Doty is down i Sherili Huwley said yesterday that
ior settlement in the Norwallt Probate the report that 15ml ilhnlls has turned
court a week irom today. inetemi oi stat? evidence against Willis. his nl

 

wSec advt. alternohii’tca. Arion liall.

 

l'ncas Tribe. No. 26 Imp. 0. R. M
mniorrcd the Chiefs duree last night
“92' took iowoneasw last-her.

 

 

today.

 

John Murphy. who recently broke his
arm by telling irom a ladder at hitch-
aci thedy's term. has gone to the hos-
pital ior treatment.

 

Mr. and lira. .0- ii. i-‘rendenthnl, oi
‘ilelhel. arc spelfllllg a in days with
iriends in ‘iiorwttll' and Dnrlcn.——llan-
bury News.

 

The Golden oiinle circle. King’II
lialIghters. gave a tea at the residence
oi Mrs. H.11‘Grumman. in Camp
street. this aimmn.

 

Mrs. William H. Olmstead entertain—
ed the Willing Workers oi the Nor-
walk alelhodist church. at her home in
Union Parit. thislslternoon.

'wnIIe n. suuihn. inianl ton oi Mr.

and Hrs. William iiullivan, at to i'en-
ter avenue. died Monday night. The
(choral was hdf yesterday alternoon.

 

Company I? drilled in war lac-tics In
the Armory last night. The boys arc
ready to units: and fight under their
commander. the gallant Captain now.

 

 

. “lion shad. 8c. ib.; hock shad. tic.
hloe iisb. 8c. at Hayes' market.

. W

iiorwslll shows her patriotism In
this crisis by organizing a new brass
band to play military airs in a series
at moonlight concertswiiew IiavI-n
Palladium.

 

A annwlse party was given to Mrs.
Mule Delalssouly at her home in lloyl
street. iionth Nmalll. last him“. try
miners oi the room tforps. imagine
Yowier Post. and other Moods. the oc-
casion being the Mteenlh anniversary
, is and game:
collation was

 
 
 

’ leged companion in the murder oi be

rid 8. R. inmbert. is untrue. am
Pcrltim. Willis' mother. visited it"
iail Monday.

~Arlon linll, Kindegnrtcn Icn. ThIIrI-I *

 

The Celebrity. an episode by Win
ston Churchill. will be placed on ihc

lili" oi the \‘etcrnu Whist club

 

shelves oi the South Norwnlit library
by the Ladies' Whiat club this week
This is the seventh volume donated by 2
them. bliss Fitch 63 West street. will ‘
entertain the ladies mt Tuesday thl
26th

 

tit. Joseph's 'l'. A. B. will meet to
morrow night in )luslc Hall. Rev.
John T. Winters. Georg.» lionnecltci’
and i'. (i. iihultsc will go to New lla-
vcn tonight to attend the reception at
iii. Aloysius society. Mrs. latte and
Mr, loguc will delivcr addresses prov

ions to the reception.

 

Til~ mldoweeit service oi the tioulh
Norlvalit Congregational church to 1
morrow evcning will be an obl—inshlon-
ed prayer meeting. The pantor will
lead. David it. Disbrow will ban
charge of the winging. The meeting;
begins at it o'clock After the service
the committee will meet candidates ior
church membership ’

 

The sitsrnooo tea. notice oi which
appears in our advertising columns. is
to raise a loud ior a piano tor the Kin-
dcrgsrten. M Arion Hail the lease at
the piano goes with the room. When
the Kloderganrn In ileptembcr Iailcs
it new room in the Franklin building
tiwy will be without a piano unless
”who eiiorts shall secnrr the porclnm
oi one.

 

~0rdars loll at litudwsil's ior piano
and organ toning will rer'ive prompt
attention. iiatisiactlon guaranteed.

 

Lieutenant ll. ii. Harrell. oi lhe VII»
lied States asvr. whose home is in
llanimry. has been enjoying it hrlsi rs. .
cation and arrived there yesterday.”
his furlough. ills stay was very brief
however as there was an order await»
iaghlhtaatartstoacaior Key West;
to become the curative oflcet oi the

linitediiiateimlsvriieteae.

 

The optional congress oi the lions
oi tbt AW: Motion will he
held this year at Merriam-a. ii. .l
The meeting will he oil amt as. The

; speakers

 
 

”www.mm

Major Henry 3. Ferrell. oi Winsted,

 

 

 

inspector oi small arms and ordnance '

odioer on the sin! oi General Russell
Frost. is in South Norwalk today.

The strike oi the wearers at the
American Ribbon company's iactory in
Water street was amicably adjusted to
day.

 

 

 

Special oliicer Parker was on duty
at Norwalk last night to relieve odicer
Kenny. who is laid up with an Illinois

oi rheumatism.

 

Captain James Dishes was taken with
a fainting spell this morning in Rall-
road place. and it was sometime be-
lore he was brought out oi it.

 

 

~Plano illnd tea. Arion Hall.

Sherlii Doolan yesterday removed
the live children oi Mrs. Lizzie Phil-I

lips, oi Bridgeport. to the County
Home. Mrs. Phillips was

ten! to jail. l m (m highqoned work
‘ For outline of graduate courses.
address the principal.

Department C.

 

There will be a meeting oi the exe-
~utlve committee oi the Young Peo-
pie a society oi the Baptist church. this
evening at 7. if: at the home oi Miss
Jennie Guy l2 Washington street

 

Captain 1'. ll. Cone. oi the Ameri~l
can Wheel club. Bridgeport. has ar-l

ranged ior a consolidated run with the
Twin (‘ity Wheelrncn. 0i Norwalk and
the Milford Wheel Hub ior next tinn-
Ila?

 

l
PM). Wallnle oi New York ior ioIlr

wars tenor soloist at the Pork Siren

ongregntionalchnrch. Bridgeport will
sing at the scribes in the South Sorv
walk Congregational ibiifill host Sun
day cloning

~Mastt meeting jib-r the auspices

of the Switch South Norwnlk S. l.. l’. ,
it (ierrnanln Hall. Washington aim-t. '

tonight. at ll p. to. Meeting will be
lddrellscd by the great irish'agitator.
Thomas A. Hickey

The iodine oi the Norwnlll Iiaptlsi
‘lilll’l’il hid it sIIcccsIliIIl nyntcr supper
in the church, last evening. Thcrc
was a ialrly good attendance in Ispitc
oi the storm. and the mireshment
tables were libel-oily patronized.

 

Miss Marietta ('IIIII'h. oi liigh etrcei,
south Norwnlll. will I-ntertnin the hr
and
other iriendII. this liberation from :i to
5 o'clock. still the gentlemen are cs-
pected later to join them al ten.

..

Aialvanizlng done by i’arkcr Wis»

3 hurt llsll h (50.. Stamford.

The decision will be given :It the A,
hi. 1-). Lyceum debate tonight. Four
will pnrtlcipitlv»hlcsnra
Smith. Middleton. Wanton and Smith

 

 

. Al the clone oi lb" dcbate n poem will

in recited by the author, Master ilcorgc

i‘. (‘ Smith oi. oi the awaken
Pennies how- an alarming sound but

all it takes five oi them to make ll dol-

 

. lar they are not ominous.

 

«Wild. liiv: lliiltl-Z 'llll'ittilmv.

Dr. .l.-li. tiarllsll. Ihc lwIIliIIt. with all
his appliances ior mrrerilng visual ill”
[III-ta. will be at Tomlinson‘s drug store
Thursday oi this wI-I-k.
dlflcult users.

 

1 Maine

Seed
Potatoes

A]? NW 3"“. ‘iilmn lit llw mill
mime-i when mum demos ca»
intone. in all but the hurdle-i.
The Arm-tic illntnl ‘ . ”aim. Isl-d
volatiles inherit tin-ac lanolin"
wIIwI Intake Iiwm Mnlnme
mi tart-lo World. Auto we are
in the "earlier with "an heel.
Barty lime. lime (Mlle. White titan,
Early Monitors “ohms. ('larh's 3",],

mm:
inst ii. ii to tilt per it.

Dill"; HEM. Alli) rams limit)
”EA is for lawn and union.
liwsst Pea Ml.
flawless Bowl by “more.

iiesn Poise.
i‘in lined list Iliad tbs Yotmg i‘blchs.
Um (Mitch. I whole I.

(tanned Mime in t wired in».
m

mm

 
 
 

_ Visit our exhibit of Ivory Soap and get one cake free.

 
 

yesterday ;

0

lie solicit!

Peaches, 10c: «

Raspberricgi ’ . Apricots, - 10c
Prunells 15c Apples, 10c

F D. lAW-‘liill & 60.,

-22 South Mllin street. ’

 

. Phone 138-2.
We are sooelahsts in grain.
~\De stain nothing else a\\ the near

\ollo.

\De nine goo memo and mice
that one cannot get Nowhere.
Bun oats that‘s clean.

“Manuel T. Hatch.

 

 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

IllilliliiiiillliiIll.iliillliiillliiliiliiiiiiilili

MERRILL Vi Cillllllillll. HIGH SCHWL

___________ For preparing young men and woman ior int-linens.

COLLEGE, that this whrfiihinil‘i'l‘fii? places ov er
Stamford,

 

ninet dive r cult. of to graduating
y “lay: has gilctl it a

National Reputation

(loin.

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M. A. MERRILL.

 

Bicycles

’ ATHA‘I' s‘rauo 'rI-I: rls-r.

 

 

l s.

#
If you buy an ECLIPSE Allthescwhcclsarcfitted

you can count with your feet with Morgan it \\ right yin-

ml] the pedals gle tulw tires.
; With Free Repair All the Van.

 

 

 

South liomlt Hardware Co.
I: Still In sum.

' $50
Th6"Sohon’i8iiiligdflllliniri.

Abundance of lli‘Wl’n’l .lIIlI bust 3 1c» in ii ."th
'l'lillllllxilfi, ll..\ 'l'lllHliS llhll‘. 'Hmt
not all thalt t illl‘stiillii‘fii our 5n mimity. 'l'lII-I'c'.~
the style Ill ill)0ti by out all liIII'I-Imtnste III lllt’
sclcctimlo goods lrIIrI'M Ipriccs llII'tlchIIl-rchun-
disc and careful attention in ct cry detail. l’ ainv
taking in (new partil Illnr. our aim is in please
cal h individual illlililllii'l and make them mu
intmc patlons.

Sailors in blank and tiliill’fi III IIcu w shape-i and
attain. Huts {III street went and for lIIcyIling
for ladies and mime-s.

Tillotson 8- Mills,

Bil \\ IlsiIiIlgton “PM South XIIrwnllt

$60

 

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wt?"

 

lunar ltd Collul rill Milli.
is lit ilnttitld all: G As Pill llililli.
I lit llii ”it of m Llilll‘ilil.

M
of a CA. NANCC in the kitchen is the min.
all-elector”: nmvenicnw. The mult- arc:

No Dir-t.
Always heady.

Ami iiw establishl
pit-lion of tlw
Quick Mauls.
Periect Cooking.

“III

Great comfort During the Summer lentils.

THE WEI—GIACH LAMP

Pol-tom- th: greatest and m: aim-tn! item at a mlnlmmrwml
I: n Iwitslmvmm tun/cry our who ml

WI- «hall to: play... d in how It» on». wt «twain mil “I am now-v.
Itil'i wc will nmiamur In rapists to them ilw wells «I! lie- Renal-n
mil other um (I' “no.

"I! I03. LK 0“ ”Oil! 00.

m. ti Waiter Danae

 

 

in
inns.

 

 

 

SPRING GOODS...

calmnmoununupm.

 

 

'e have the best suit in the market for 35. and have

an excellent line ranging in price to Mt

llnr Topa Costs are the talk of the town at more»

from 35 to “5.

Holes in the Neckwear llep’ t have exceeded our

highest expectations. and we handle thecelebrated Lion
Brand iihirtr, Collars and trade.

W

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Separate Shirt Annonn

 

Brocaded Skirts, ‘

\

$211) Plain Mohan' Skirts
2. 50 ' “.
3.75 All wool cheviotser .

H H

H

 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

No. scazctte Building, Norwalli. Cons.

 

"Everything from a needle hail

AntiW 

PRICES 0N

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Farming Implements. Paints,"
X B.-—\\'e do not quote prices on a few leaders,

OUT-ENTIRE STOCK BEING LEADERS»: "

Fox Cycle & Hardware”

iZO WASHINOYON .TRIET.

hMmMg

That’s thew-y we nimto makeouriillslllell all“!

merits—interesting. but always tnrihiul. NW! H:
otters flows into flowery sentences that are imagined and Igloo
thaim deceptive. Our showing oi Spring and Summers!“ ‘
Is certainty interesting It' s easy to pay more and wear »
in not as good it's hard—~irnpoasible.to pay less a.
better or more stylish attire.

//
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\

Just now our new

Bloom Stills

are attracting quite some cite:
Prices range from

mmnMW

Very newest dcalgna in iootlens stockings
Open every evening until it o’clock.

'Dan'ls. the ballot

 
 

Mats-chemo (winter. Hatter. and
Hotel Block. Furniaher.
“.Norwllk.

 

 

 

 
 

iIIE aEsr' ”tun strategic”.
Highland Brando:

Highland Brando are SIrIcliy Union. _
iiiOliLllli savanna, media” ”will;
lilllitllii am Hillel, lllOiitAlD cases

will Unis with iron Mutt lbs and PM

Put Up Expreaaly for Family 00%;
as mnl’nlly all s physhvian'e pmlitdim. ,
TH! WWII? “ALT TON“). “ADI.

'l'hey build art the weak. and are «maniacal-Ii in any
Mealtime: intrusion! at Marni m

DELIVERED FREE to not

ISAAC (l. HAMILTON. Sale A”
tin». 2i m Into ft... m

”limitliiliii on the label mm Highest W

A Great Sale.

Genuine Eichn;gs.2wfiosth $1.11)
or Cents

 

 

 
 

 

 

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

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