Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, May 7, 1898 · page 5

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Daily b6lsgs of tile 1111111 of N06"-
‘ walk and Sostit Norwslk.

ahead-i

« ”the storm central yesterday In North
carolins is now centi'al off the Virginia
. coast. it has produced "rain in the Ohio
' valley and along the Atlantic coast
opts Savannah to Nantucket. The
. hurls“ was in the vi Ity of Wash-
‘1ibgllon.wherel.24 laces fell. Pleas.
nt weather 111111.111 in other sections.
., F6recsst: manuals: weather and
mi tonight. pro biy clearing Sunday:
1 no beast winds ihlfting to northwest.

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

*‘F‘W
. 'I‘he Current livents' club will meet
next Wednesday moral 11;.

. Miss Katie" camp. of Norwaiit. has
“been the guest of her sister. Mrs. L.
F. Judd. of Bethel.

1 -Roe shad. Ilcysbuck shall. 61:; blue
nah. 8c. st Hares; market. ‘

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

1.1».

Sherman Morehouse. who is critically
ill at his home in Wilton, continues
_ about the same today.

 

, r. and Mrs. 'i‘. J. Byrnes. of Harbor
sv
.6 , dsngbter christened. May.
_. Has—“Aha“.
«, 1- The boys in the {16606111 11111111 Nor-
wa Lock factory ve Old Glory float-
ing a front of tho} window.

-~lt‘uli line of .

 

 
 

6 i 'i alpines. O’Brien.

. George Finely (3116.6Iiflord Cargiii
‘ caught several ii specimens of trout
. in New York stalls; 6'95“!“ y. 1

 

, Next Sunday. lilo pulpit of the First

Baptist church will be occupied by Rev.

J. R. Siubbert. of New igontion.
w

The sale of bicycles'stiii goes merrily
on at the Fox Cycle and Hardware com-
pany's store. Good goods and popular
prices is what does it.

 

 

wBiuetflsh, 86;. N. Y. market. .

 

C. DeKiyn, of 207 Main street. and
daughter. Mrs. Wright, have returned
from a trip to Old Point Comfort and
Washington. D. C.—1~Danbnry New.

The Always Ready circle of King's

Daughters of the Norwalk Methodist

,1 Episcopal church will meet Wednesday

”1!. May ii, witlr.‘ Mrs. Martin Kellogg.
it. of Wall street.

 

~81 paper reduced to 35¢ per double
roll, at J. .T,‘ Prowitt's.

The French Woman who caussd such
a sensation in Southport the other day
by displaying a Spanish flag and whom
it was claimed was forced to leave that
place. has been scethLStamford during
the last few hays. -

 

‘4' —v——_————— 6‘ t
The rtguiar Meeting of the Sunday
school board of..the Norwaik Methodist
Episwpai church will be held next
Monday night in the Ebworth Parlor.
The meeting will begin at 8 o'clock
and will be full of interest.

 

-Cholcc country chickens. 12%1' :1
1b., at Huyes' market.

The wedding 0. Charles E. lioyt, su-
perintendent of tht1 town farm. and
Miss llcrtha iieers. daughter of (‘i1r1r-
Ies liettrs. will take place at the bride's
home next Wulneufay e ening itrv
F: E. Robbins will pcrfim tht1 ccrc-
mony.

 

Douglass Fowler and li11ci6ingham

Posts. the Woman's Relief corps. the

1 Union Vctcrnns' Union and Companies

‘ it‘ anti l). Fourth regiment. haw1 been

invited to attend thc Memorial Ht'l'Vltli'

of the Men's Sunday Evening club. Sun-
day. May 29.

 

~Strnw hats cleaned and prcssctl. 111
0'i3rien'a.

 

Tit-~,f11ncrai of Margaret Monuhan.
wife of i'ntrit'k Monuhsn. formt-rIy of
Norwaik. was held frent her late ri'lil-
dance. 4i lewls street. iiridgsport. this
morning at it: 30 o'clock. At ti o'tlotk
a high mass requiem was offcrt-d 111
sacred Heart church. The r -1n11i1111
were brought to .sorwalk on the Nov 111
o'clock train and interred In fit. M111y'1t
cometary.

 

Miss Eaton. tit-.1 rontrnlto in the choir

of the Firm Methodist itplltopai

.. church. will sins at the servicuu R1111-
tlsy nlsi1t.'l‘l1c Ktcs of [.ch Mv shep-
hes-d Is.‘ by (lounod. Rev. A. ll K111-
. snub will rcsumc the illustrated 11111
t‘ moss on PII iln's i'rosress.,spm1klutt
1' tomorrow “HM The Marriage of

' Matthew and lie

 

 

——llsrsains. N. Y. market. Saturday.

 

Over in Noiwslk s not cow got into a
cltisen' s parlor and lave 1111 Imitation
of the bottle of Manila in a realistic
monitor. The cocstch 11111111 11111 animal
was driven away by Its owner "with 11
hardy temper and 11 his club. W11 are
I.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

to see Iiit‘d "11. once of prosperity

the Twin I‘ities. We thought Nor~

wall! nilisttos were only sbia to keep
usstswdlridsopart Post

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 

us. are to have their new .born

011111- 11611111 has 111111111 s new roba
PM: but! phastont
it
1611. 81111111 n. 1111111111 111111 11 her

{cadence 11 Lowe street. this morn-
as

.._.._..._..._,.
«Legs lamb, only 12151:. N. Y. mkt.

 

its 'monthly meeting next Tuesday
night.
‘ m
The regular meeting of the Old Well
Hook and Ladder company will be held
tonight.

 

St. Mary's parachiai school beat the
Center school at baseball. yesterday. by
a score of 15 to 7. ‘

 

'-—Men's. boys' golf-caps. O‘Brien's.

 

 

Jane A. Pelham. wife of Augustus
Pelham. died last night at her home in
Silvermine. aged till years.

. ———-——l————-

Mary F. Taylor. wife of Edward Tay-
lor. died at her home in Union street.
ycet’erday afternoon. of heart trouble.

 

Mrs. Raymond. of Westport avenue.
will entertain the inltsmuch circle of
King's Daughters Friday afternoon.

 

-—l1‘rankford sausage. 3 lbs. for 25c. at
Haye‘s' market.
1 Members of the Central 11.11111 11111
have an afternoon with birds next
T1;sday_.An afternoon tea will be ser—
ve .

 

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The Volunteers will give a cobweb
social in the lecture room of the Nor-
w‘ai'l‘t Methodist church next Friday
11 8' t.

 

Miss Florence‘Wigham. of Elm street.
has returned home from a two weeks’
visit in Banhury. where she was a guest
of Mrs. W. E. Buikley.

 

—-0rders left at Studweli's for piano
and organ tuning will, receive prompt
attention. Satisfaction guaranteed.

 

_ Herman Bruntisge and Joseph Bar-
tram will have charge of the prayer and
praise service at Knudsen's Hall. Chest-
nut street. tomorrow afternoon.

 

. \ y
_ The Washington street tli'li" bridge
will be closed to all trailic. Monday and
Tuesday. on account. of the, repairs bc-
ing made by the Berlin Bridge compa-
ny. _

 

Uncas Tribe. No. 26 Imp. 0. R. M..
has received its new flag and will float
it to the breeze as soon as the wuather
clears up. it is fourteen by twonty
feat in size.

—Forequarters, 8c. N. Y. market.

A daughter has been born to Mr. and
Mrs. Phillip i". Cunco. of South Nor~
walk. Mrs/Ounce has been visiting
her mother in New York’city for sev—
eral weeks.

Miss May l). Smith has transferred
her services as stcnographer from the
law office of Joseph ll. Taylor to that
of Attorney John H. Light. succeeding
Charles R. Greenwood.

 

Tito Y. M. C. A. meeting will be h1lt‘.
tomorrow afternoon at 3:16 o‘clock at
its rooms in Elizabeth strcct. The sub-
ject will be War. All young men arc
invited to be present.

_—_-

”Choice country chickens. litter 11
"1.. at ilnyes' market.

 

'i‘hc funernl'of Mrs. Mary Post. who-11»
Ilf'llill 111 South Wilton was announcct

tnndcti from thc 311st Avenue .\I~1ti1odi11'
Episcopal church. tomorrow on 11111111
at 2:110 o'clock. instead of from l1t11' iutt
resident-t1.

 

f‘iintou (‘ou1n1nndt1ry. Knights ‘l‘cmw
pints. workcti the ilctl -i‘ross 1i11g1-1-1
upon Ii. W. Raymond. of Iiowsytuu
Inst owning. A tlcit'gutlon from its 11
ilton t‘otntnandcry of llridgepurt wit
llt‘itl-it'tl l.l11 work. lt‘oilowing li11- curc.
mimics a banquet was served.

h

The tltrmnniu illnslag sot-lcty 11111'
indits' chorus will give ll 1111111icul 1111-
tcr111i11111cul 11nd , bnll ncttl Monday
night. In tho such-ty's hall. The com
mittcu has made swung-uncut» for :11
cxtciicnt musical programme lllltll'l' to
direction of l‘ttri ilicbl. 'i‘ht- instrumctr
tttl music will be by tht1 Philluu'moulc
orcbcst r11.

 

 

-»-i.11dics' and gcnts’ blcycit1 hats. lli
(I'lll‘icll's.

 

“the 111 boot st llrooksltb1 is in rot-11ml
of exits a large quantity of reading
111st r for its llbrsry..i11vnnllt- papers.
nutsuslncs 1111 books lum- l11111n 11111
tribuitd by I les of the clubs. through
the lntvrcrssion of Mrs. Parsons. licv.
t‘l‘lil 1111111 of bound books how come
from the Norwalk library. and arc
highly appreciated by the parents 111
wall 111- pupils of the1 11t~lttl1l1orhoutl

 

The music at the Norwitllt Methodist
church tomorrow will compose IiuI fol
lowing: Anthem. ’l‘e lioum in It'.
Kotrstlttnsr; solo. The I' about. \'11111l1
wutrr. Mrs. lions; nulls unsriolt . l.ov1
Itivinu. Halts-son: anthem. 'l'srr With
Mr 1 My iisvlonr. Pttis11ti;st1l11. l
iimrd the Voice of Jesus tiny. iiisvimif
Mrs. tlibson: istllss' nttsrtetts. selectttl.
tlllttt. llliil Willi Tim- I) III 'Ootl. Marty
ton. Mrs. Ross and Mrs. 0i

«JIM old “it not! Muted to lilt1
nor doubts roll. .I. 'i‘. Prowitt's.

 

 

Mrs. Angeline (Iorhsm. widow of tilt
floor re M i'Iorhstn. am I! My harm
111 «ton Thursday afternoon. the
tensed was ill years of ago. The to
burst will toils stem from the family
residence Monday afternoon st lo‘clst-k.
'l'hs damned lssvss two sons. Dr.
Frank Cloris-.11 Weston. 11111 Dr. A11-
dmv It. aerial. of W hos. limiter
1111111 casts frost s11 ssloslsl lentil;
mi sat and
W. ,

m

 

 

 

The Twin City wheumau will hold:

in these columns yesterday. will i111 nir-

‘ ”dumb“

Absolutely Pure

. - .
110m. s'sstso mass 1111.. saw volts.

 

 

‘

 

Yesterday was the forty- fifth anniver-
sary of the South Norwaik draw-bridge
disaster.

 

A daughter was born yesterday to
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Scoflcid.Con11et--
ticut avenue.

 

Raymond Brothers have the contract
to lay concrete walks about the real-
dence of General Russell Front. in West
avenue. -.

 

‘At the meeting of the Hadyn Musical

"club. of Norwallt. last evening. .1 was

voted to meet Tuesday evenings at 81
o'clock instead of Fridays as at pres-
ent.

————————-—

—'Dunlap. Youtnan derbys. O'Brien.

 

Prof. Weir. who speaks at the South
Norwaik Congregational church to-
morrow evening. is tiiret tor of the Art
sthool at Yale. and Professor of paint4
ing and design. 1

 

The Current i-Ivonts’ class at the Can-
tral club will be discontinued for the
present; These meetings have been a
pleasant feature of the club life during
the last two months. .

t

~i.ive lobsters. 1214111. at _'Hayes Mk.

 

 

Miss Elia Gehcbc. of lt—‘rnnce street.
was surprised last night by thirty oi
her friends. ‘hc young tropic enjoyed
dancing. mu c anti games until mid-
night, when refreshments were served.

 

Lincoln council. ii. A. .\i.. met last
night. and initiated Edwin Moore and
Charles W. Salter. 'i‘l1c third degree
was conferred upon George 0. J. Lam-
nherc. of Rowuyton. The council is in
1 most prosperous condition.

—'i‘i1e most popular brand of 10 cent
-ig11rs is undoubtedly the Imperial
Crown.

 

An immcnso smelter. titty-flu1 f11111
high and five feet in, diameter. llLrllll-J
.ng crccted I11 tht,I Norwnlk iron Works
foundry. its capacity is iiftt-cn tons of
acts]. ("hark-11 Morton. of High sircci.
who has hurt employed on tlu1 ltcw
l-‘irat Methodist Episcopal church. has
'iutrgc of the work.

The dcparttncnt convention of ”it
Woman's Relief corps of t‘onnct-ticut
will be held in Hartford n1xt \Vctiacs
lay and 'l‘hurmiay. May um and i21h.
'luckingiznm corps will I111 represented
by Mrs. J. N. too. prcsiticni: Mrs. l’t-l-
on, dologatc; Mrs. Waterbury. aide;
\Irs. I'rossmon. Mrs. ilcynoitis. Mrs.
"rindle. and Miss‘ll. W. Taylor.

”Lire lobsters. l2lg1c. at iluycs Mk.

lildMl'ilRHR rll'rl'l'MNHit.

in the 11.111111111111111 casc of the Nor-
a'aik and South N111'w.1lit Elm-trit-
.lttbt company 1‘11. litc city of, South
Vortvttlit. .Iutigt- Robinson, of tho t-iu-
1t1rior ('ourt. has sustained tl1-1 11i11i111
ill's ticuutrrcr 111 the city's hasn't-r. In
‘flu'l'l. this decision sustains the 11111111111-
‘Iou inadc by the Electric Light com-
1:1ny.

"Prof. hi. ll. itosen. Iht1 well-known
1culist~uptici11n. can be consulted n1
‘1l11 other. In tht1 parlor of the Muhnck
111111 Hotel. South Norwaiit. Tuesdays.
'rom 9 11. nt. in II p. at. Eves cxotu-
ttcti free. .
W

To Army Volunteers.

l'liil’l'liiliiAl'llEll I". Il-ZW it
will furnish Hit i'nrbom-tlc iobin 1 Plot 11
tt‘splut for II. III in all recruits for the 1‘ 11111111
nose. 'l‘bistlm r holds good until “6.61.66
11'. 111

 

increasing
interest

lie-wt: by llN‘rI'iIlllli' tn 1111111171111. 11111111-
111111 p can. ":2! 1- 11111111111111. We can
lttltc butt core 11 11th lllilllltl unit-1111. W11
have itbln hard work. IIIWIIIuitlnluu
Hutu yntui oi the prt1111l11111 111111111111. a
sinntp molt 1111 too slumps 1111111 111111 11111111
1 r to pnmpsctivt custom-1r-
WANI‘ ill‘l'l‘ltll"
Nntltilfl". ilbst to be bad Ilututv.1 put 11111
In- film
l'oislmh l1|lsl1er11ud in gtuhi d1 metal 111
“6:. put bull to
H'Mltl ”.IW'M f111 tintunlny. M111 .1l1.
Ilibs for I.Il| .
tiolti Modal Floor. 17 31111111.; 11111111..
1 I 1tint bonus ,1. May'
1111156161. lt'lttht-tthsczn millions-.161
I tinid Itust and i Witt rump. Mt
a «sn- 1 omit-11ml Milli. tic.
"111 11st «11 to. out In toast to. u- 16111-1111
flatter“ nlu soyutmniufiilns. Wtwt- 111111111111'.
hurt or so tin is 11 now wnv 1.1111111 i'
lgvs‘li low in 11 no. remit 111 fry/m 11111111.
mt tiui “bust cuts. N11 Imtw II 11111 on 1111
'll Itowssw 16111111111
'I'm-Iusrout. llcotcb Iicrriu'. 111 ‘11» 1-111 i1.
011M r1111. “‘1' lb.
HIM new pichlos. intc 11 lrmtltv.
"Downtown-1i 111111111111 loop. tttskctl'. 111s.
111W 111p. i01111111
ilttlifitrnis 11111111 or White I‘lit't‘l'lrts. #11111".
IPII'IAI. lilx’l’lnN.
A itncllrmtn.-irstti1t win-it. 5111.
A ton ousrttmlvsnissti iron Wsic r Poll. 1111.

(Mob Priors. Pn miom Mumps givenmnd
MIHMIM to WINCH

“no Harpoon Dinar. Vinny or Home at this
i“ ‘

1181111111 sad earnestly at your service.

7 ”Mi-

 

mdyI-ry. um Isl-slut.

 
 
 

lFairbank’s Gold Duet...”...........17t.:V
I‘EairySoap.................._\........ 5c

 

. 20°
6F. D. Lawton '8' 00.,

22‘ South Main Street.

 

.l’ltonc 138-2.
. .
”You may find-cheaper qualities of

grain elsewhere. but you c tilt fiutl

lower prices for equal qualities.
1" Quality is important.
'liuy oats that's clean.

6 MANUEL 'l‘. llA’l‘Cll.

 

 

COldwell’s .
imperial . ,

Lawn Mowers

he the best we know of on tl1t- mnrllttt.

“( iootl things are more apt to I111 cltcap
than cheap things are to be good.”

Soutli Norwaik
Hardware Co.

 

1111 Season’s Showing 11 1111111111

. \lmmlance of newest and best styles in ll.-\'l'S,
TRIMMH GS. l1l‘..\’l‘l|l RS. l‘l'l'i). That is
not all that toastitutcs our superiornity 'l‘l1t-1e's
the style display ed by our "dinners—taste 111 the
sclcctmu of goods. co1'rcct_'pticcs for tlit: 111t11'tl1_a11-
disc and careful attention i11t11e1'ytletail. l’aius-
taking in 9101 y particular. our aim is to please
each individual customer and make them our
f utnlc patrons.

Sailtns 111‘black and colors 111 new shapes and
straw. Hats for street wear and for bicycling
for ladies and misses.

Tiliotson 81 Mills,

South Norwulk.

 

86 Washington street.
.FOR COOKING. Welsbach
l’Oll llEl'I'llIi.

G A8 1011 11111111111. Light.

_
And the 111-Ini1li~l1i11 of 11 GA. RANGE In thcklicItt-u isil1c1-11111-
plctiou 111‘ iltc bum-itccpcr'scourt-ult-ucc. ’i‘lu- 1‘1-s11lI-1 arc:
Quick Meals. No Dirt.
Perfect Cooking. Always Ready.

AVID

Economy 1111 Comfort
in tin Household calls
in til list of

Great Comlort During the Summer iionths.
Tl-ll WILQIACH LAMP

i'rmituos tho gmlcsl and 11111111 pit-11111111: light11111111i11111111111111u-l
slid I11 11 milsbwiinll inner-y 111111 who 111-cs It.

Wu shall lac plow-«1| to bow Ihti Intlic- of Not-wall call at our ullic c.
not we will l‘lllli'iiwll' to explain 111 11111111 1111 1111 111-1111 1111: llama;

In
Ranges.

other uses 111' 111111.

"ll HORN.“ 0A8 LlDli‘I' 00.

GM... to Water Ion-o.

Stand by the Old Flag.

liuy your goods .11 us and we'll stand by you.

0111' Business Suits (11116.50. $8.50 and “0.0011111
excellent values and cannot be tlupltcatstl elsewhere for
tl1eu1t111ey.

We have a few more of those silk lined "lopi‘ outs for
“0.00. but they are going fast.

”or F uruishiug ilootlt‘it department is kept lip-ttt-iltltt'.
and if you want what' 11 right 111 this Iinc1 we have it.

Willis H. Soiieck,

Ciothier and Furnisher,
bi) Wall Street. Norwalk.‘Couu.

till

 

 

 

The Evening Dentind's

1

I

Want 99iumns

 

.Brocadctl Skirts,

. $20. 00 BI CYCLES; To $5

 

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

u ‘11 260 11 6 11‘ 11

 

‘6 ii

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

very cheap.

EDWARD STREET

No. 5 Gazette Building, Norwailt, Conn.

 

"Everything from 0 Noodle to An Anchor. "

REAR ADMIRAL DEWEY Is All Riglt

30 ARE

EAGLE. CRESI‘E .‘IT, SYRACI'SE AND SPIERS’

 

Full line Bicycle Sundries. BIC) cle‘ Repa1r1ng,‘etc. . p

FOX oven: & HARDWARE co.

lZO WASHINGTON STREET.“

 

"Small Profits and Quick Salas. "

 

 

NIH/Jo

‘5 “,0 (01‘ (”’1 “

You” Know How
it IS Ybiirself

Poo are looking for chances—it's right they should. We grasped .06
thstp'gsme our way recently --s Shirt chance. If you' re Imam. ”-
want to cultivate your acquaintance. It's your next but “In“. 1
friend" and we srs eager to introduce them to you. Coming ll seal?

 

 

Just H t' -ci\ctl tllcut.

Madras and Cheviot Negligte Shirts

llcgulur" 1.111 quality. for 191. ' t
Sizcs II in "1’. Splendid ilttsuliillclii' of patterns.
Ask in 500 our 1101' hull Sim kings. httl l cwrywllere
at 7 11-et1i~.
llpcu cvcry exciting unit] It 11 'clock.

I

Mabel-111111111

lltttcl.

South

Norwalk.

111: 11:51 MALT BEVERAéE?
Highland Brande:

Highland Brands are Strictly Union.
IIIOIILAID IAVAIIAI. lIlOIILAID “ll. ,1
lilllltllo IALT EXTRACT. iiIOIiIAID IAI All .

on Unit with Iron. Itoslu Ale and I.

Put Up Expressly for 11111111111 U00.
be centrally 111- 11 physician‘s prtnatripihut.
THI PUIIOT MAI-T TONIC. ”ADI. ~

'l'iwy buildl ‘111 the wash. and 11111 unnurtuuml in any particular,
lio his and salmon furnished at 1111l1111mi prlt'tts

DELIVERED FREE TO FAMILIES.

ISAAC G. HAMILTON. Solo Anni.
ll lsrth lsln to. “stir M;

11‘

 

 

 
 
 

'l‘sleplmns lllhtl.
llltliiLANiJ on the label moans ilittiittsi fltsntlsrti. -

W

A Great Sale. " 1'

Maine Iiicbin s. worth $1.00 and
or 25 Cents!

Schoci Books. New and some.
st New 1111111 wholesale pomp

wmmmvr 9. Hearts“ -. .1

 

 

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