Evening sentinel, Tuesday, May 17, 1898 · page 5

 
 

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over the ct

lt-‘proottced ’rm'fll' the take region
land the north Atlantic states being
Marian along the coast.
' Another storm is central in the
northwest, where rain is now falling.
Pleasant weather prevails east of the
Mississippi river.
Forecast: . air and cooler tonight;
Monday is r and stationary temper-
attire; northwdiii wlt'i‘ds.
¢———-—h——-——
* Butler Lodge.i. 0. 0; F., will re-
hearse the Isecondadegree tonight.

 

—Carpets cleaned and feathers reno-
vated at wait 's mattress works,
Saugatuck. Conn.

Mrs. ‘Russeii' Frost. of West avenue.
will entertain the Matinee Euchre club
tomorrow.

The steamer Nutter is at Raymond
Brothcrs' dock with a cargo of one
thousand barrels of cement. 4-

 

 

'A meeting of the governing commit-
tee of the Norwalit Yacht club will be

ior.

 

The shoe dealers infiouth Norwalk

are considering a plan to close their

‘ stores earlier evenings during the sum-

mer months.

 
 

Mrs, Milton Clark: o'fiflard street.
held the check w lb may the bicycle
given Inway at t Nolhvalk Boston
store. last Saturday night.

The engagement :is announced
William H. V‘aletitine or l‘ordham.a
frequent visitor in South Norwalk. and
Miss Lydia Machnald, of New York.

m.—

Uncas Tribe, improved Order of Red
Men, will hold~ita regular meeting to~
night.‘ in Red Men's Hall. and confer
the degree oaIaeveral candidates.

m

A. A. Hodehon . Robertson
went to Water Jfi‘ o’reprcscnt
iiiitler lodge at 1:113”. ion of the grand

lodge of ()dd l" ows.

oi

-'-—rr--—-
Next week Wednesday the Norwalk
Preparatory school base ball club will
go to Stamford to play a return game
with lletta‘ academy.
.———-—.—h——n~—

The regular monthly meeting of tho
Whatsocver circle of King's Daughters
will be held at the home of Miss Scl-
leclt. 4 Chestnut street. this evening. at
8 o'clock.

 

Charles Olds. formerly of South Nor
walk. illperintendent of the New York
Journal's mailing department. died at
his home In New Rochelle. Saturday.
aged thirty-four years.

Dewey huts have been put on display
in the stores. They-are white sol! lists
that can be crushed Into any kind of a
shape. its» some as Dewey I-iiished iii-
ilpanish at Manila '

 

Eleven new subscriptions. amount-
ing to .28. arc added to the soldl-rs‘
monument fund today. The l‘OmmHli‘t‘
is greatly pit-used orI-r this cvidoiiI-I- or
popular interest in the movement.

 

tioorge H. ”l'" it returned III his
employment witii \ Ilium Monro. tlw
(lhestnut street 'arIiI-I-ryuiiin. and Ar
thtir Jones aiiI-ct-cds him at t‘harlI-s l-i

tieytnour's store in Wtisiiluatoti sli'cct.

 

Miss lda Thornton wont yestcraiiy to
New Haven. where she will enter liiI-
hospital for trained nurses. Miss 'i‘horn
too leaves NIIrwallI with the hill! wisiiI
es of scores of friends for success in her
chosen calling.

 

<---'l‘he Imperial t‘rown claim are
made at the choicest tobacco. It‘s true
trout adaltrratlou and hates no and
taste in your month. Try theta.
Joseph liuhliartl is now at The lluuli.
letting it in readiness tor the WM.
malice will be drlwn in front at thc
slain-house tor the new lioai which will
reiaaldr il‘ in New this welt ily
solidity it is contorted that the plat-I‘- will
he in [WI shape for outing

 

 

(‘aptttln llrcIltltlil was "In reIipieiIt
at many Ionuratalations on his mum
to «In yestetday due in the arrival at
a yasaa aspiraat or iailitsry honors
at his haste in this city The Iranian
“I hour for Ii few days tlatIirIlsy

resumed ditty last «vanilla-V

armeport httiiittarIt

la the Mid esorclsca at \‘Iiaaar rol~
.uti laturdar. Miss .lulia IIII‘lIwIIIId
Notwalit. won the mend heat of
the ilthyard hllt‘liitt rm iii twatytihm
weeds. stat cm is Iii-«uni in the last

 

ll thruwi the baitehaii Miss
lastiwaad woo wit a throw at ltll its-i
l lichen

 
 

“M
it Goes”

lam emphatic in my orders
to my groearlor Cleveland's
halting powder. it he sends
anything else but Cleveland's
hack it goes. and he ltnows it

Air: 1.. 'C P.

‘i‘pe alarm which was central over
to region y morainm and
tilt night is riow

r

iicid tonight at the cities of J R. Tay- W

 
 

chased a new Span ding wheel.

 
 
 
 
 

 

tonilltt in Mystic Iain Hail.

 
 
 

Mayor Glover. :
tag with an attac

 

 

of the grip.

 
 
 
 

 
 

ly‘avenue. has been
‘Rhelley. of pan-

’8. D. Avery 'of‘

meters. i... .
r .0. Ir . ,
Henry 8. Hood.

deuce repainted b.
EastNorwaik.

 

 

is having his real-
I Ill. E. Gotham. of

 

 

C. A. Freeman ”meets to issue this
week the first edition of his new paper.
'Round the l‘iresid .

-—Orders left at
and organ tuning

 

Studweli’s for piano
will receive 'pmmpt

 

' attention. Satisfaction guaranteed.
. _.__.L.

Miss Dorothy ldwia. of Danbury. is
visiting friends inISouth Norwalk. tor
a period of three at eke.

 

 
 
 

Mrs. Andrew T ompeon, at West
street. is ill. and a der the care of Miss
Cora Picket, of No oton.

Hoyt I! WoithaI en. of South Nor~
walk.. are bavin an eight- section
blower built in Da bury.
St. Joseph s 'i‘ota Abstinence society
ill hold its mont ly meeting. Thurs-
day night. in Musc Hall.

4 ~-

A regular meetiolg of the Norwallt

 

Building. Loan and Investment associ-
ation will be held ‘onlght.

 
 

“Deacon" Alva nachildt has holst-
ed a handsome to the breeze at
his Maple street r idence'.

Thea itetmer Ad line. Cliptaln Cor-
son. went 0 Huntl gton today. to work
for Captain Stanley H. Lownties.

 

 

Miss Alice Dunl
South Norwalit, he
to fit herself for a |'
Edward Ayres, who was reported to
be missing Saturd ‘ from Danliury. is
well and staying wi I fricnds in Bethe].
r.—

Mrs. imogene C lay. of South Nor-
walk. is a guest oil r. and Mrs. James
E. Miller, of 2'18 Mi in street. Danbury.

-—---l

am. formerly of
gone to New York
roiesslonal nurse.

 

 

 

 

 
 
 

Thursday of this week is the Feast
of the Ascension. use will be offered
in St. Joseph's chit ch at it and it a. m.

M
Miss May Dental} accompanied her
sister. Mrs. Williui liayea. home to
Ansonta. Saturday. to spend II few days.

 

 

Deputy Sheri! liyon la summoning
:v location to appeii before the grand
jI y at Britlgeportlon Wctnesduy to
give eIlIlence in the Limbo" mttrIleI
can , .
____.I__.._

The New Vorlt ill ll lor Norwulk was
I-urrted to Dsnhiir. this morals. on
tho I-tirly train. out came back on ”It”
swlT train.

 

Florence lilchiulidu. agctl two yours.
I itratnidaugiitcr of..loliII Doyle. of llo»
ton lllll died last dock at llivtl‘ parctilu'
home In Now Ym‘li. 'l‘ht' ‘llltllly Iv.i.~
'Iroiutlit to t-loitili Ntlrwalk. Sunday. and
lIuriI-Ii in rlt. Mary's cemetery.

_—_—_—._

t‘ongrcssmsn E. .|. Hill will be lit
Norwnlk today cu route to attend thI
II-sslou at tho tlruutl Lodge of tidd lt‘Il
Iowa at Watcriitiry. Other Iile-uulI-s or
li. 3. Keith. ii. a. Tiliiil. a. t‘. Win-cl

 

I-r. Alonzo Wheclrr Ind t‘. W, l.itl-'li

——-—--l
William ll. Allt‘ti
West uvutitic. Norv
«and l? yI-Iira. I~‘rl
attend the iunI-ral

 

llcd at his luiiuc iii
IIliI this uiornltiu
‘iltlil ur- lIivliI-Il in
from his into real
iIIilt'l'. tit Writ! avciuc. Thursday ill 2
p. m The burial will he at llll' t’tlII‘
II-ul lli'e‘ of the land y.

W... .

'l‘lic uIIirriult- liatilFs of Miciiacl Lunc.

M

 

If South Ntit‘walh.I ud Miss Margaret
isIIiIaI. Iii lttl Mala street. Not-walk
wI-I'I announced in iii. Mary‘s t'lliil‘t'll.

Hiiiiduv 'l'hc Ici'ctpony will he pcr-
r‘orincd by "ll'. M. l'. Harry. Wednes-
day, .liillt' l

l’clttrlictl to her
oday. utter a visit
with Mr. utui Mrs 'I‘uituudge iiultcr.
West sit-cot. Miss tuition is a stacc-
fut hicycilitl. and hi i Friday afternoon.
mic to south Nor alit. ll distance at

lliss .liiilii .lIiIisoI
hutuc i'l Allin-hilt.

rlhI-ruuiii.
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'i'litt continent-Inuit exercises at the
liver lltvar Mull so I i will take place
in laahwotal'a llai Wesllteatiay oven-
in. at it II'I lath 'l‘ l‘ prfltltllluc is as
follows Mush. Ir yer Dr 1‘ it No-
ldr; ssliitatorr. lit ry ll lloutun ad
titt‘la. llnv. it. A. fluid: Iaiiaic. vul-
IliI-tory. l-‘loreurc I. Nit-hula: ill'ltlt‘ll'
union of diplomas. .il. Wheeler; ina-
siI. littillttiiltlmll. lit '1‘. K. Nollie.

Ittnidsa little e in at Killl‘fllltllllh'
tm of Norwailt (9 «national church
will sire s ill at l Harris Myniour'a'
West tit’t'llill. Well at uvenltil. Mai!
lit. ironi It to h o'I-i 'h.
-l

to u fvw Ilaya N walit druaplsts will
Illlht“ a concerted In to petition t‘en-
lresstnan ll. .l Niil that the hill which
requires all retail riiuiata In place a
tour t‘l‘l“ revenue satatt as each

Ia" mandate. a it View" lllltti clut-
retailing at need I. a three rent
stamp on each air «In rent nacit
liar stat two and ti . all want statans
on each tlftv and t hilly-lye cent par
have. its a tier tart la urinal

A molar commit M009 of Old Wail

ladle. No. ill. r. at! II. it. will to
haul tonight. , savers of the
I. W. tiraatl will witness the
MM?!” at the . thie-

Conductor John McMahon has pur— "
company 1“ will rill tonight and held .
a business 'meetiag afterwards.

Schiller alumni. " OI R ll. will meet .

Norwalk. is wreath

thirty-tire uiifes, art I tuptsuird by r‘t‘tiuit gI

 

. I
WM “MIG MN” “I, m '0“.

 
 

 

 

 

W
W. P. Beers. of Norwalk, is in New
York city.

 

There is an unclaimed letter for
g‘homas Finn at the Norwalk post-ot-
ce.

 

Tramway workers are repairing the
tracks in the park at the corner of
IWaIl and Cross streets.

 

 

Adjutant General Haven has issued
orders for the usual May day field day
of the Connecticut National Guard.

internal Revenue Collector E. N.
Sloan is making his annual visit to the
Norwalk cigar dealers and manufactur-
era.

 

The funeral of Mrs. Sarah A. King.
of New York city. who died at the
home of her sister. Mrs. Susan Gorliam.
in Ledgewood avenue. will be held lo-
morrow. 't‘he btirial will be at (tor.
ham, Maine.

I
Kabaosa Entampment will go in
Bridgeport next Thursday night and
witness the conferring of the third de-
gree by Strotflsld Encampment The
members will leave South Norwatapn
the 7:10 train. 'l‘hls visit has been an-
ticipated with much pleasure. as Strat-
ticld encampment is noted for the ex-
ccllent manner it does its work in con-
tcrrlng this degree.

 

 

The following are the delegates from
Norwailt to the ilremen’s convention in
Stamford. today:

Chief Engineer l’rowltt anti assist-
ant: Walter R. Hates. fire police; (‘iiur-
les ii. (llover. Pioneer Hooy and Ladder
company: Captain .l. ll. Costello. lloitt‘
liosc company; t‘uptaln D. ii. Works.
Phoenix Engine company.

 

TODAY IN WM emu.

.3...“—

Aaeneral Advance in the Prices of

Stock at the Opening.

tlly Associated Press.)
Wall street. lit' in a. in» There was a
it tit-ml advance in prices of stocks at
the opening which. liowI-vcr. did not
flxt‘l‘t'tl ll fraction. The gruiigrrs and
llill'l'nilllflnh’lfl lull in the railway list.
ttw latter IttidI-r tlic imprints of lilglII-r
quotations trout l,.otitlou. Sugar also
udvatII-ml Italic vigm‘oualy. almost I.
point. 'l‘lIcrI- was it tcu‘ citct-ptintis, on
the side of losers. ‘
Wall strect. ii a. In. 'l‘liI- liiills had
good control of tlic illltl‘k"l during IiiI
tlrst hour and pit itcti out ll‘ :Illlig alm’kh
as loaders ltt illtn'tr tlh~ at-Iicrul list
ringer was lifted iIiIIII-I- lilti and Rock
Island totiriII-Il par 'l‘IIlIaII-owiis er
tcvci'iutl and I'lill‘ti iruiii .‘i point Ilium
to as IIIIiI-ir below lass iiiitlit Manna
tliI- lowcr prlI-I-Il ItpficlultlI-n lltorc war
tiinrlIIIl I-IldI-ucc oi atrcuutii IL‘ll‘lit'll
iIIt-ly is lit" l'llillli‘l' stocks. Ithlt'li roar
two point» with.
Wall IItrcci. Iioou llI-Iivy liquidation
to tIdItiIIo iotud tlic lllltt' down to
ItiI'I. and l thpIIiatllI IlIIIlIIIl tiiI- up
said tnoIIIIiIIit iii ”iv itciicral llr
titanic him its liIInI Loan [It 3. ion IIlIIIrI-s
IIt ipiIacIIo I-liuuiiI-Il Ilillltitt and ”tr iIIIII
of that specialty was wry 'l‘tl'i‘lilh.
'l‘owards noon the list again IIIIIII~It up
hard .It It llvciy litlt'. and top lifllli'e-it
wcic tIiuI-hI-Il for tlic urtiligI-rs 'l‘o~
ltill‘t'tl I‘Itt'ttilrrctl ttt ltlll. rluII-s to noon.
.‘IittJuu allltl‘tttt. "llllliiv arc Iptic. ill
slitlht advances.
Wail strvvt. i p. In. 'l'IIiitII-co was tlic
icaturc oi thI- market an d row to iii
an Lillitlllll demands and with my III-I
rutlr fluctuations. The rest of the list
we: Iiulct ltllti prices wcrI- him than-

 

Wally Bulletin.

Flour is yet on thc upward more and
many predict it will reach litttlt Ii isir-
tei isthm- Jiily let. i have I-Iuisldcrahh
on hand and am willing to soil at low-
thau wholesale print-I. lull hag: Milt
barrel for the has: lioars. "i‘l‘it‘wt suit

lent to change withqu oaths."

mgll'ltfl‘ and selling wait at
Mill. my bare sumo iti oaIwiiI-ut,
tiltioiii nous wilted or spanity.

“PM fir hlld cheap iii 22c.
l

l lave outwit-Isl iny Iltlt‘ktll
llltd lion lat tenths tliast waist-var
pip it .W.

l I «III
New

‘12.. l'l
'1‘." m'l.
vars. sold by tia- "i
when]... - up I'm. new shim. lamina:-
r a uni tits at. a so it
of «filial?»J . 3‘»
try it: said to ho elegant; It

 
 

wit llilttlliitlll to till
p. lI‘luI-r iltait illiu

aorta: “v

of l bidtt‘s hoop lilic Isnititt'd.
of it al ll hoop flu Isiutliiusd
liens-Int wot Ii lot-an:
has i unlit] ”emu.“ @ggm
lie Misr-

wile

mum atasnps maven. “as statapa

cit-us poem-then

 

 

« llsdai
'vfl. s '
.
.

avail it 'i‘t tutti .liittt:
F W I

Phone 138-2.
Prices Get Customers;
’But Quality Keeps them.

_ its long ago.
Buy” oats that’s clean.

MANU ltl L'l .HATCH

Coldtvéll’s
Imperial

LaWn Mowers

Are the best we know of on thc iiiarkI-t.

piiI cs tcli litt- .ttoiv

66 Washington street.

GAS

 

ll tlitlhutliltl «its
for tit "not“.-.

And the olIialdinlIiitx
plctlou of the
plots Meals.
elect Cooking.

A‘II

lFaIrbanltls Gold Dust....r. . . . . . . . . .170

1It‘atrySoap,.........................

F D. Lawton 8- 00.,

” 22 South Main Street.

 

If you buy your next lot of outs of
as, you'll be sorry but for otic thing:
That you didn’t begin to patronize

 

 

“(loud things are morc opt to ho I-licup
than cheap things arc to in! good. "

South Norwalk
Hardware Co.

 

tat) touts.
.\'cw today.

Summer Millinery. »

_>'l’l‘1(‘l.\l..
or III .\cw Y-Iult at Icit low [aim
The Ian-st lll

( ‘oiuplctc liiic oi

2m liiuiuit-Il Ilat~ Imiiuiit of import-

Bicycle flats and Sailors.
\VI- Iirc ~Icllitia Ipiuutitics Iif l"l.il\\ HIS.

Tillotson 8. Mills,

 

 

FOR 000llllli.
Pilll llfil’l‘llli.
i’0li Lliill'fllG.

of a 0A. IANOI in the kitchen is "W cout-
iousphI-eper's I-uiiveulcuw.

No Dirt.
Always Ready.

20c

\
'l'liI-

South Norwaik.

 
 

 

The results arc:

 

 
 
 
 

 

Hl'puiiawew the
llll

l‘lilllosl

Git

an other am or it as.

it)"

the thorny. I

“0.00. but they are going last.

hit Wall tilml.
The Evening Isatiad’a

 

that contort Dun the Summer lonths.

LIIA H LIGHT

iiIi IIIIIst plansliiu light at a tIIitiliiiuiIIcIiIt.
is a so him that to I wry one thII toss it.

asliail is teat-mi In low liit hallo-Int wasitt call at IturIIliiI-I.
am we will summit to cwlatu Ill ihciII "II “it IitiIIIl this usage.

Till IOIWILI Ill UNIT 00.

OM... ll Water levees.

 

Stand by the Old Flag.

lluy your goods Iii us and we'll stand by you.

“at Business Halts for $0.30. 38. 80 and “0.00 are
excellent values and cannot lili duplicated clitcwlicrc for

 

Web are a tow taproot tliuau silk lined l'Iiplioats for

”at Furnishing (loads dcparttncut' ltl itspt tip-tII-Ilotc.
and if you want what a right ill this lino wc huvc it.

' Willie H.- Seileck,
Clothier and Furnisher.

Want Column-I

 

afternoon-awn: stunt i

Norwalit. (luau.

 

SdWWSll‘i. ___..

 

The war and unfavorable wcutlicr have It
business interests of the countr .No trade
more than the Dry Goods. e tlnd ourttev
surplus stock in man departments. Now we. are ..
duct- this stock, and Ii ortII-r to do it profits will b0
rlticetl and I liolcc stuplc goods it ill llt‘ sold at little till
they cost. ,

 
 
 
 
 

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Ouc lot. of Dlmliles, Lawns, etc, do per yard; never sold for let-Is than 125th :'
New Silk Fancy Hklrt Linings, 180 per yard; regular price, 25c.

Latlles’ (iuuzc Ribbed Vt‘iill'l, 5, 7, 10,12'.,17 IIIIIl 25c I-aIlI, .‘l to No. less thanwa
Mr prlI es. ’

Look at our bargains in Uhlltlrcn' a Fast Black RiIIlII-Il iiose at 10 and 121“"?
pair; regular price i"; and 17c. ' ' . ‘ '

The very best Outing Flaunt-ls, 8c per yard. A good Outing Flannel uiftlo pe

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

 

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GEORGE WASHINGTON.

”FIRST IN THE MINDS OF GOOD BUYERS!

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

I20 WASHINGTON STREET.
Screen Doors, Window Screens, Wire Cloth

SHIP cI-iANDLaRv ETC.
l’oultry \\ Ire 31c. 100 sq. ft. \\ hitc Lead, 5&0: Ill.

“ ’.
“Sm-ll Profits and Quick Soles."

 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 

 

 

 
 

I
v-lrh-V} .' I ‘ A.
— w“. ..

 

~‘.-—_.

 

 

”pownhmm“

 

Nat. C. Goodwin ,

lived in this town. he would “certainly buy his d ' .
use. However. as good a dresser as he is 7;.
our lrlends have the same It rtunity right ha. , 1
our new. hatter “different" prla and Summer .
exhibit. so r advert on in la ahuyl‘c’g
sell-g prices to take care themselves. We'l
at you. too

IN FURNISHINGS

Wuhan-nuabundanceIlium-Ii Iiiluu that arc hound lIi
unions lilltii} i‘usl iriI-tIIl~.

 

At 29c fllilltlillllt'l‘e nuido Id Icuiiltir talc waits and tiliiitiiliigs. '

l‘ m At our Mattias aiidt ‘-liI I lot shirts or would not lm ashamed to w
or? t. . I! '.

litirttcw~irl|nul i'lllill‘lulltiil iIiIIlI-rwcur Itt I'ItlI- Iiitist lic seen In H
itpprt-I-iutwl.
'l'littw lll'I- lull ll ion of malty.

 

tlpI-u I-IIviy I-Icuiiig until it 0'1th
lilttliuckctiiu
lioicl.

South

 
 
 
 
 
 

Norwalk.

CAMERAS AND ru-oro so cause I

Viva Cameras. 4 t-aaa he. Cl.
Klondike Cameras. J I-asa t-A. Cl.
Northboro Cameras. J I-aad I-J. IJJC.

I III-Isiiui lititid fix-I t'llilll'l‘lt in “Will condition. with 2 III-ts of ions. ti plate lash!-
t't'tl. tripod and mowing Inn. 0-. .

Fall Line at Plates. Chemicals. Printing
Papers and Frames.

Willi!“ P. BERKS ll Will lli‘lti. Itl'llll Gill.

THE BEST _L__ll.T BEVE ‘ ~
Highland Brandnt

land Iran‘s are Itrletly um. I »‘
hillllll Illllill. llllllllll Pl “
llllllllll Ill! ll'lllfl. mamas

and Hole with tree Itsel- Ale amt W m

For Up lupreaaly for Family Use.
as mildly ill ll pliyslclau' II premiptiou. .
THU ”NCO? MOI»? TONlO“ MAIN.
They hulldtl ill: the vat. and Im- mum watered in any . . .

Iona i’urulidmist lutwdpt‘i ‘ _ I“:

DELIVERED FREE TO Eli

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

WILTON.”