Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, April 28, 1902 · page 5

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The crospwnllrln front of the. ‘11‘ rank
iln school is being repaired today.

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There are daily arrivals or all kinds
1 of fresh fish at the Bridge Fish Market.1

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You will always find good meats and l

, vegetables in their season at the Pub- ,

110 Market 1 , , 111

, Mrs. Wilfred Bodwell is recovering

" Irom a slight attack 01 appendicitis at}
her home in Livingston Place

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John MoNdmsin, ot Dunbury. to»
* morly or South Norwnlk, was in the
latter city, yesterday, visiting his
mother. 1

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Work was begun this morning on
the gas main in Bnyview avenue. [:1
will extend fromlHlllside street to ’l‘ay-
lor avenue? '1 1

 

Miss K Germond Vosbuhg. of (Joint
land Place. returned to her duties in H
111.130dwell’s store this morning after a
piotrncted illnessw .

A. A.l Collins who in Dnnbury yester-
another delivery wagon to their bust;
ncsss. l‘his firm has never been so
busy since its inception. ‘

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George Spiccr, of Camp street, Nor ’1
walk. formerly employed by the Nor
walk it on W01 ks, is now employed its
machinist {or the NorWnlk Brass Com’
puny.

Seth Remington’s 'l‘uesdny night ,
class will meet at Baxters drug store 1
at 7:15 tomorrow night, to attend the
union class at the Knight Street A. M
E Church. '

Mrs. R. F Nowldn is substituting in‘ 1

the place of Miss Ida Van Esseistine. nt 11
t-he Franklin school. Miss ,Vnn Enrich l
stin'e has resigned to take an extended

European trip.

 

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llow Are Your Kidneys I

”P.11001m‘8 grands Pillscure nil kidney ills Sam
9 tattoo Add. 'toriinu Remedy 130.. l. Alonso or N “

 
 
 
 

The South Norwalk water commis "
sioncrs held a meeting Saturday night
and decided to not open the bids for
the Bell deland water main extension
until tomorrow night. ~

iicglnning next Thursday. May 1 W
S. Sturt'evant will present each custo
user with a coupon which will entitle
them to a chance on a sewing machine 1
to be drawn Saturday eyening. May 31 1

' A pocketbook containing money. was
found y Johnfinckley yesterdny. and .
turn-idover to the South Norwdik po-
lice; It belongs to Mrs. Elizabeth Fltz~

gerald. and is now held by Chief Wit 9

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The Arlen Singing Society held an
other of their Sunday evening concerts

llsm Vollmer.

1 king horse blan
in Arlen hall last night. There was it miscreants ”93““ to _
cod attendance and the 51113131: by the i kets and other portable articles. A_.

cctety and Matt Weller. of Bridgeport
was enjoyed Refreshments were new
ad throughout the evening

John Lawrence in gen looking}
young man who a stport =
was belore Judge Lockwood in this
Nonw'alk town court this morni
charged with drunkenness. ,He

‘ . who found about midnight by .1
walk“ police in a helpless s and were
generate the police stone in it we. n»

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i York1Grocei y

1 Acme Soup Company.

Fin which to leave Norwalk.

f‘cd the leaders or the closing 1
iineoting yesterday afternoon.

iAnxlliary for the election of otficms
‘will be held 1&1. the Y. M. C. A. rooms.
tomorrow (Tuesday) afternoon. nt 3
f p. m.

‘qnnrters at 01 South Main street for
:ontdoor, gymnastic work. will be be-
3 gun this week.

1 , A large quantity of liquors and oth

-The Lamont club turned out well
3 yesterday to listen to its hono‘rnry ,
‘ 1 Rev Homily F. Humphries ‘
_- on the object "Puritans" ‘ ‘

added considerable to the _ tellbw‘

ityi 5 Next Sund y the club will

EC‘JTleR’lfrorsst
bicycle. ,
Charles Comstock ct Horny. spent

Sunday at his home in Broad River.

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C H Reid of Dunbury. who con-
Clifford today

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George Y1Dsclror1,ot Crescent Ter-
race is the guest or Miss Lola Wil-
Home, of Georgetown. ' 1
Leroy Er Wheeler, oi the firm oi
Bulkloy it. Wheeler went to Long Is-
land todey to spend a couple of days.
The Hurtitrom baseball team and the
Yale 04 team will play Saturday after-'
noon. on the Decker Field A, good
game is expected.

 

 

 

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better Carrier Joseph Tammany will
resume his duties Thursday only 1. At
that time he will be fully recovered
tram his recnt accident of a fractured

 

 

3 Ex Senator rind Min. John H. Ferris
land Miss Mary Cnnninghpm airived
’home trom their extended southern
trip Satuidny night. They report a
:(dciighttul time '\ _

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Mith‘uel Lubrnno begun work this

 

‘dncts a hotel, «took dinner at Hotel ‘

 

 

 

morning. on his contract for the grad-
ling and illllng1 of ,Biul'i’ avenue from
the Norwaik Yacht Club, house to the
Bell Island bridge.

A Isroel the Washington street
miliiner celebrated his 34th birthday
anniversary yesterday A large num
ber of blends. including sever al from
New '.York helped to make the aorta-1
uion memorable.

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Thomas Kelly resigned his position
the South Norwalk store of the Now
Compnny Saturday
lnight He has taken a position as

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traveling advertising agent for the

 

A trump with u pitiful this 01’ woe M ff

was before Judge Lockwood. this ism n-
log. having been taken in for vagrnncy
Saturday afternoon. by Ollicer More-
house. The judge gave him a bait hour

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Street Commissioner Martin Kellogg
of Norwalk. hAs a force of men at
work today on the west end of Chapel
street. filling it in with cobbles and

{F.JRVEI Later the street will be. top
dressed with crushed 81,0110...

The committee pf arrangements on
the Italian independent Societvq' s pie ,
nic. held a meeting yesterday after
noon and sent out about two hundred
letters to bicycle riders in Norwnl'x '
and vicinity. In a low days the horses
that will trot on Decoration day, will
be known.

 

Y. M. c._ A. NOTES. ,

A large number or young men root.
11’s
when
Harry S. Clossctt and Irving Smith.

 

 

 

 

 

0: advanced styles. Were showing
something extremely fetching in Inn»,

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 

cy striped and dress shirts in our
Spring display Also the latest.
thing in collars and cuffs Eveiything
‘iu fashionable neckwoor and men's
' furnishings can be round here. and will
suit you in goods and pricusmbound
to do it. That’ it why we succeed When
others Iail. ‘,
See our Eveilnstic Suspenders, on
exhibition in our south window. '

Jams tackBras.

Norwaik Store:
Mdsonlo Building.
Telephone Call 32- 2;

 

South Norw‘slk store:
14 South Main at.
south Norwulk Store.

 

. Frank ii Vaulcny.

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and Zinc.

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South Nor-Walk, Conn.
Telephone: 1223.

Tin. Sheet Iron. Copper '1

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

It 13 not pleasant aiier purchasing a suit f
to go out on the street, all logged out. and m

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

are excluswe. and no other clothier in toWn
"them.

 

 

 

Hind Pippin" For Your 1902
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yards. it has been deemed advisable by
the committee to insert a provision in

leaving it to the discretion ot the sec-
rethiy of the nary to build any or all

it mandatory upon him to construct ht
lonst one buttlcship or one armored
cruiser in such navy vard. us he may
designate, its an experiment. ‘
other interesting features of the bill
are previsions for a board of naval om:-
cars to recommend a site for a naval
training ntntion at some point on the
lakes: An increase of the enlisted force
DI the navy by 3.000; provisions fora
new nuvy nation as reported by a naval

 

 

The question of purity and cleanliness .
I: certainly the most important one In the
food and grain business.

It got: our exclusive attention. . ‘

We stand alone In the quality and
purity of our grain and, the Ionrness of
the prices
BUY'OATS THAT’S CLEAN. 1
\1 ‘ MANUEL 'r. Harem

 

 

the two young men who will
Mount Hermon School this week tool:
charge of the service. It won an in
interesting meeting and many took
part 1-

The annual meeting of the woman s

 
 
 
 
 
 

A full attendance is desired.
The active work of clearing up and
making ready the back lot of the new

The banebail team will get down to
cum practice this week and so be in
otter s be for its next game
Lawn. ennis croquet. quolts. basket
ball Jumping, polt vaulting and many
1th sports will soon be in order at
o. 01 South Main street.

‘ THIEVES AT THE FIRE

 
 
 

 

or goods were stolen Iromthe Dorlon _
Point fire last evening. Thieves broke

into the barn where the liquors had
been taken and carted it 01! by the
case and also stole a large number
of cigars. Not satisfied with this the '

.spirlt oz rowdyism to destroy every/w

in us also seemed to prevadc among ‘
some. as in: e marble slabs which
had been say (I were picked up and
dashed to pieces.

THE LAMONT CLUB.

The ad-
dress .1 was intensely interesting and 5

is are prese which wits gr

"sects of the Christian Inquiry I

 

pleated Flounce in all Colors.

Maynard

SILK PETTICO‘ATS

Made up in an excellent grade of Taiieia with accordion

 

You cannot Match them elsewhere for less than $615

 

'3‘ Car tare on $5 .110 purchases or over.

indgeport ii05MaInSt

Dauv Arnvals 01 1
§ ALL- KlNDS OF FRESH Ann
” SALT WATER FISH

- 1 This week

Stuck the Best. Prices the
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Money back it not atisfe

 

 

 

.. The detailed stateme
‘ appropriation bill curries “7.5019330

I, provides $9 000 000

‘ ordnance are:

' made estimates for a naval station at

11 appropriated.

' are as follows:1

$50,001:;

yet the better 01 the argument end for

board; an increase of the numhei of
cadets at the m‘wni academy by 500.
shows that the

which is slightly below the upproprim
,tion mode last year
The novel training station at Rhode
island receives :55 000
For primer and armament the bill

Important items under the. bureau of
Smokeless ’ powder.
$500 000: Newport torpedo station $05.
000: naval militia $60, 000. For public
work on yards and dorks $6.501 07.5 is
appropriated or about one third of
what was asked. The navy depni tme‘nt

Elan Juan P R. to cost $2. 013 1.000 but
the committee report tbilt' it would be
wise not to provide for any naval slu-
tion in the West Indies until we have
more definite knowledge as to the best
location to: one."
For the completion of the foul my
docks at Portsmouth Boston. imagine
Island and More island. $10“ 1,0000 is

‘ other publid works appropriations

Portsmouth $07.:

075. Boston. 702.—
700: New!

London $411000; Porto Rico.
Tutiln. $031,000 and (‘nvlte
$233 500.

The l tilted Stiites uni al academy re~
(It‘ll/(‘8 $3 100 .000 to carry on the plan of
improvement '1‘ he committee cells nt«
trntion to the lack of oiilrers sudirlent
to Mister the new ships and to meet
this five hundred additional cutlets at
the nondemt nuI provided Ion] 25 each
year during the next four years. Each
senator. member and delegate of the
House of Representatives is to have the
appointment of our and the president
twenty four. these being allotted during
the period of four yam-5.2.11 addition-
:11 sum of $2 29 .9011 is provided for the

emy
Under the steam engineering and
construction bureaus extensive

pective plants at Boston and other
points. The bill carries $2,938,465 for
the marine corps. -

VchY sYPHoNsn‘Hsm WEAPONS

 

well-Known ’Norwaik f Young Men
Have an Argument Over Baseball.

in order to settle an argument as to
the merits of the New York and Boer
ton baseball teams Dr. Charles R.
(lbnsmnr the well known Norwaik
to light a duel.

Keeiei having the

vichy and seconded by George Hart.

“Hogan 3 Alley.“ where the aflair 'was
pulled off. As both are good swims
more no serious damage was done ex-
ceptlng the wounding of the principals’
feelings. It was not decided who has,

all appearances there will have. to be
another battle.

JESUITS MAY REMAIN.

r rsuininbnses. on e

or; which. under the an

of mindem
ti lv'ed banishment Ior‘ lite.

es. holding

the appropriation bill of this year-.1

ships in government yards. but making _

civil administration of the naval dead» .

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movements are to be made in their res~ ‘

choice of weapons chose syphons of 'f

wick and William Henry repaired to ‘,

LONDON April 28~The eitorts oI

the Protestant Alliance to expel the '
Jesuits from England under the not or .-,
George 'IV.. again hp've failed The cl; g

ground «f

thAt certain Jesuit priests were guilty .

strum: declined to grand the :p
he _

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' 111, high court of .
justice today the o

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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Selletk time,
118 Washington Street,
80. NORWALK.
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Butter is lower. Price now 33¢ fori1Ham, 15c;
1Tub as against 37c for like quality last Bacon, 17c.
week. BeWare‘ of "imitation Butter-l Plenty nice Eggs. 205 90
which is butter and soot mixed and Pat Cheese or Cottage 0
calculated to deceive. Buy your hot. on sale. Clean and Mom;
ter here and get pure butter only“ 5 cents.
Clover Butter Print 34c in. j Flower Seeds Fall and ow
Beef. dried, sliced. We are selling turtlum, Sweet Pea sued.- In '
more of this than all the other storem sorts, 15c 1/4 ib.A1Io varl
combined. Why? Because it is 111%,? den‘ Seeds. as Cabbage, Ls
moist, thin sliced, 3 fine relish. meaty.1 cry. Beets. Radish, Cucumh‘e
Not advanced in price. ‘ to sell weight.1
Hams, Shoulder: and Bacon. 1A1 Seed Peas. Beans an .
fresh bright new lot. While fresh Seed Potatoes from Maine
beef has advanced in price, these ty, 75a 1/; bu.‘ .. $1.45 buihei
goods haVe gone up very little and “-1 $3..751Come and see. ‘
for a good buy in the moat line 3135 lb. Box Oatmeal wit
present. Hams are ‘,nice small ones, Present in every package.
weight from 7 lbs to 10 lbs. We hope you can use

Lorenzo 11b

Shoulders, 11

 
 
 

AT THE COM ,

a pair of glasses will afford 11y our vi... is any way detective

Headache, Eyeache blurring of the print, are some of the 1nd
tions or defective vision and should be attended to AT ONU

Scientific examination tree and Proper Glasses Prop y

mi is what we guarantee.

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 

‘ ORADUAT‘ OPTIOIAN

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dentists and L St. John Keeber agreed

 
 
 

 

 
 

You need a cheerful tire in your grate on c
,j days after your furnace is out of ~comm:ssxon.

 

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