Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, March 15, 1906 · page 7

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I oil and keeps you ”well NdEa
1 medicine; but a powerful tonic
blood builder. Sold under positive
noise. if you are not bencnttcd
-nc bottle. bring it
1 money. 1 ,

11‘ diuretics-ii
ed by the writer or an evidence of
good faith.

The re ly social service
will be 1.118351 118.11. at hie Advent
Christian. 91,111th

The strong wind which swooped
down from the-116ml withdte flurry of
snow made it very dinicu nd 1111

 

pleasant for ladies to cross the draw

bridge.

 

A meeting of the Oiiiciel Board of

the East Avenue Methodist Church
will he held 111111 1191111111; at the close
of the regular w‘féekly prayer mating.
Red Edwm d Cunningham will lend the:
.prnyer meeting.

111.111.... 111 63131436 Nor 111k Fire
Ilhqirlhp‘Ume so will be old this
evening, and 11 rd of Relief will be
selected be new committee com-
prises Edws ,r.gm11u.A11hm Wold-
rob and finw‘nrd Linw’nd do.

This evening there will be a. very
interesting pool match at anner s be
tween W. Wicks, rated 100, and Walter
bowls. rated 80. Those are two of
the best players in East Norwnllt and
their work Will be well worth watch
ing.

The Pastimes were up against it for
been: last evening, both terms being
def ted The Denbnry Sunday school
boys turned out to be plsye1s from
Company G two or which play on the
team that heat Company F this see-
son. They were a trifle faster thou
the Pastimes, winning by .1 score of

1.") to be second team also sufsr
ed defect at the hands of the Orlq cs.
’i‘his gume was also very fast, espec-
iuliy ut the last part, when the “Pus—
.iimes nearly tied the score but the
orioles took 11 blnce and won out.
The score was 19 lo 16. These trio
teams are very evenly matched h'nd
will meet again next week. Necnnder,
who played on the first team to. the
first time this season, put up 11 iinoc
game. and will finish the season wtth
the Pnetimes. The games were wit-‘1
nessed by on attendance of about 100.

ROWAYTON.

Agents for The Floodinam “Mimi. in
comma. ml“
6 Mail .1111 Char-loo?
iii-m: cont tmy of lilo above Will
receive prompt attention.

August Wichmnnn, of Rownyton
avdii‘ue. attended the conceit oi the
Quartette Club, in South Norwulk, last
evening.

Mrs Alex Raymond bus initcn
steps to prevent the boys fxom toxin:
more gold fish from the stréhm w 11:11
mus through her property.

George (islet. the butcher in D ion.
has leased 11 large tract of 11de .
from Alex. Raymond off the "Eli! ti
road, in Raymond street. and has noti
fled people in the vicinity that he in-
to s, to prevent 11cc seeing, 11nd
ch 1x151... dogs. etc, wii have to be

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curries More has decided to
continue his residence on the Durien
road. having ban '1 the property back
from the party he recently secured
11. The pure which Mr. Raymond
has under structldn near the White
B1 idgc ilowcyton, 111 to be sold.

A "green" sociable will be held on
Friday evening mt the nrcsldorice of
James E. Stevens interesting
11141111 11min” minions; one 1e11-
ture of which will be a. green guess-
ing game. A line will be imposed on
«New 1101'th 11111 wearing 11111110111110

 

green. If you are green. he sure to
come. if you are not green at all.
come. if #11 8" inc groan 1111111111 any
way.

 

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Walloon borer. 0 m not to any
gm IiL ghove will receive prompt at
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hilss Btfllih Austen is visiting in
Brooklyn.

 

Charles G. weterbury. who has been
quite sick, is‘biilnewhut better today.

A session of. the Board of Relief of
the West NorWnllt School District
was held in the selectmen's office on
Tuesday.

 

The advertised. letters at the Dar
ion post office are (m Front-111111111
Kinuch. Siou Nobrowski, John Alexan-
der and --— Stonislune.
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The Daricn mulls close at tho fol-L
lowing iimo: East bound. 6. 0: Joe
11:. 12: {.5 11ml 6 p. m. West bound,
6.433, 10:20 11. m.; ".5011nd'8225 p. m.

..C W. Bell and R. M. Smith have
110111 for Theodore Austen the proper»
ty l'n l’lospect avenue known as the
Moses Muthm piece: The purchaser
is Benjamin B. Holmes, of the Amerl
$11 Book Company of New Ymk. who

li occupy it about the first of May.

 

Quite a large party of West Nor
with folks, n tact nearly fifty, 10111-
i'sanmy, Tuesday night
And gave a Very pleasant surprise
deny to Frank Clark. of that place.
They went up by cnrrynll 11nd uerc
910111011 by shout meniy neighbors s1
0111111111151. A insular oldtimc duncc
wns‘heid 111.11 refreshments were serv
ed. The 1cturn trip to West Nor
walk was made at 4: 30 in the morn
ing and the destination was rcuched
at 6‘30.

 

Dal-ten Was invaded by vaudeville
last. night a d the town turned out
to see the 11 011 which was held in
go town hall. The entertainment wee

ovided by the iron Jawod Lynch.
Who did u erilous ride on a cable
ouspéhued his teeth. The iron
Jewell one putt uiI Stoorsn. the loool
blackblnlthli his (is by swinging
a sledgeh ‘flt’h his teethss
easily as is would with his hands
The iron JLIWed one also rcposed on
e. «1111101111 and allowed people till
brook mks L‘hviih s sledge hummer.
using his nnniomy 11s 1111 anvil. The
spectators held their breath while the
Sawdust Brothers did their worM<
famous buck and wing dancing 1 beds
was 11 fancy buiou 1h10wcr‘. ‘h iropesd
performm. 11 number of Dutch slid
negro comedians. Altogether it will
11 most remarkable production

 

To the Editor of The Sentinel:

The impression seems to prove" in‘
nil-ion that there is a “swing" at
46cm sort stitched 10' 'Mr. Cemented}
library building offer. and that in salt
but the people to ncccpt first. offer!
161- 1401111? Armistice in aiding and
abetting an attempt to "do” the 111113
buyers. A11 1111 oftlccr of the colonic-
this i venture to Misfit; 60 correct

that t$1,111 do 05‘0” The

111 i‘y binning. 11

will agree by vote of, the people. to

the at r
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still N COOPER.
President Dorian Free Library Arse»
‘ diction.

ill-m. on 6. Diolovshnl

I. Nun. 0M
above will moire prowl

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There is to be 11 social by members
,0! the Con" Iciionhl iihurch on the
111311116! 11111.11.

Judge and Mrs. D. B, Brsdloy en-
teriaincd relatives from New Haven
Sunday and Monday. L

 

A date has not yet been set for the
promised supper to be furnished by
the Ladies’ Aid Society of ‘Bnngstuck
church ~

An effort is being made with a view
to interesting some of the town copi-
tnllsts in erection of a number of cat-
tages here. Westport lacks desirable

 

creasing.

 

Most of the church choirs are now
bendln their efforts toward selecting
cursing or Easter music that
gives promise gof being far more she.
borute in character this year than

ever before.
inter! s1 is 3113.134; 0 coming ed:
a unshine cluI
aim the Congregational church. '1‘ ‘
event gives premise of being all”!!!
the most pretentious of the kind 0er
ell here tillil Winter.

 

The experience of Easton through
1110 fire that is sold to new Minstrel!-
eLd valuable town recordsnl. "‘1 sisal-v0
as an object lesson here. We are for
too indifferent cedar in; our town re
cords and the fact t at three antique
safes serve 11‘s it "make for home-
thing that would be re, clent in the
does not more the protection that
alight to be snarled. A town building
with a vhult atrocious enotikh for valu-
able and rapidly increasing documents
ought to be provided. .

NEW CAN‘AAN.

”-

E. A Burdett loads 14 business 11111
to New York Tuesday.

 

C. 0. Elle has “burned from on ex-
tended visit in New Orleans.

E. R. Johnson's home in East Ave-
one has been wired for electricity.

A supper and entertainment will be
held in the M. E. Church this evening

 

 

 

The initiatory degree will be con-
forrcd in Wheeler Lodge Mentor
nght.

 

David Patterson is nbic to sit up and
is recovering rapidly from un lllnese

'0‘ pneumonia.

 

Franklin Brent has accepted :1 posi—
tion 111 stouogrupher 111 the Stamford
Stove roomy.

Howard Sellccit. who has been ill

wont to work too soon,.ond bus suf-

fered 11 slight relapse.

 

The insurance adjusters have sntis‘
fuctorily settled the claims for the re-
cent fire dnmngee in one of B. F.
Mcud's 1101111011 in Burtls nvcnue.

M1. and Mrs.l~‘rn1tk Burchcnnl of
Pittshmg, P11.. who have been guests
or Mr. and Mrs D. R. Merritt South
M11111 street returned home Tuesday
morning.

 

Rev. Dr. Sullivan. of Greenwich. will
deliver 11. Lenten 11111111011 11) 81.14103-
sius Church Friday evening. Rev Dr.
Plunketr, of South Mlhnchestcr will
preach here, March 21.

 

The n1ciodrnma,“Rnilroud Jock."
presented in the Opera House Mon
day evening was well attended. sfid
was well played. This was one of 1
best performances of the winter
schedule.

The family of John Shea, of Stom-
ford, who have been occupying ”the
Brown residence in South avenue. re-
cently sold will shortly move into the
house in diioyt street. now occupied
by E. J “cream

The Bond of Hope service in the

ongregutiouui Church Sunday even-

I, was largely ‘,iitiended and the
interesting program 4111111 greatly ap-
p eluted. The next meeting will be
he 11 in the M. E. Church on the sec
and Sunday in April.

The borough oilictslr are making
strenuous olforts to remedy the defect
in the water flow tram the Congress-
iioml Church Hill to the swamp on
the east of Main street i:‘Ihel

up 11

331211de pfvédnmoil midi s,

will relieve the inciting up of surface
water in the cellars of several hurd-
nosn places in Railroad avenue. Home
of the owners or these hulldlnn have
consulted counsel and are swelling
the reoulto %f#&.uviflm ”at, which
the borough is are 111411111; for
their relief An ltsiien lsborer, dio-
ng in 1111 open trench in front of the
Birdssll Hotel, T111111 orniug. tried

 

 

to dig out 11 11‘ 11111111 e‘wsiermsln.
“mistaking it for mlébtmiiiol‘. The head
of I. let: onto the “pipe and I de-
filings” allowed. we?

kill! bi “will?“ fire“ 1114
”submerged. 111111 114 cws‘d 111611
11 short time.

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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, VNILI

Frederick Butte. of Norwuilt, who

bod abuse of a force 04 men workinc

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rents and the demhnds Lure daily 111’ 1

1 German instructions.

‘ this committee will meet Saturday eve

 

 

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NM. 111 16. 8111115811111
Court of the islands hos Lountirnied the
decision of the lower cour‘t in 11116 case
of .i. I". Dominates formerly 11 11111101
of the United states Anny. 0.1117111:-
$011 will now appeal to the United
Stores Supreme Court
1 Gerrington was convicted in FL‘ebru‘
nry lost at falsifying voucbeis of the
civil government when an ofiioer in the
army and was sentenced to 11 total of
unity yours and live days imprison-
ment. He was subsequently tried by
the can“ 111111111111 and dismissed from
the stray

MOROOOAN BlTUATIO NUNCHANO-

 

AmulsAs, @1111 March 15.;Jr11e
Moroccan situation is unchanged. A
complete deed-lock prevails. The con-
forence is not holding any sessions
and it is not known when the delega-
toe will reassemble. The interrupo
tion of the discussions is due to the
lack of elasticity in the French and

 

Nonw'ALK ewe uoumsrmo
ennui-(rec.

A nominating committee was elect
ed Monday night by the Norwalk club,

ning and nominate officers.‘1‘he com-
mittee consists of William .4. Curtis.
Henry Price. Arthur-C Wheeler, Ira,
Cole Judge Hem W. Gregory, Lewis
0.010911 and W1 item 1!. Bette
BATTLESHIP OHIO ALEAVES FOR
saw on

MANILA, Munch 15. —-'Lrhe battleship
Ohio. flagship of Rear Admiral Train.
in command of the Ainreicnn fleet in
the Asiatic station. will leave here for
Shanghai on March 18 to join the crui-
sers Raleigh and Cincinnati. The
butticshlp Wisconsin is now at 01011-
811110.

IANiIt OF ENGLAND DIOCOUNT.

LONDON, March 15. —-The rate of
discount of the Bank of England no
melded I—nnchonged today at 4 per cent.

 

 

 

 

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A WOMAN'S EXPERIENCE IN THE

Japanese Army,
SOUTH NORWALK
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.

Friday, March 16,

AT EIGHT O’CLOCK.

-———-

someoiou 411 csure.

CHILDREN 2'11 ‘ceu'rs.
m2 3 9 10 11 15

 
 

 

HOY‘I" S TLH.EATRE

MATINEE AND NIGHT,
THURSDAY, MARCH 15TH.
CTETSON’B
Original Big Double Cocctoculsr Pro-
ductlorl of
UNCL! TOM'S CABIN
The Isrnum of Them All.

tieiy to his friends.
from 1111 attack of gout This was com-
piionled yesterday by heuri trouble.

111mm 11.
61' mm corpus u
so of William L Mun
‘ 11 from the Connecticut Hospital for

tissue lid 1 .issu d by Judge
Wingle‘iifldiwtfi’é ngcrior Cmut

I

" 1.11.111, and assigned ’for yesteiduy,
did 1101 take place. 1111 Shite Atmruey

pone] 'l‘ Wurner, of bitchiieid was not

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

‘ reset! 1 11nd moosengei informcd the

court that he desired to no 111111111 in
the mullet

Judge Wheeler fixed 8111111111111 n1 ii
In. 111.1111 the date and time 1111 11111
hearing.

111.111.111.11 was in the court room,
11 11081:. “11111011111111; man. With him
Were Dr. Thomas of the attending phy.
sicians at the hospital for lushuc 11110
L. R. Schwartz. 1111 1111911011111 111 1,2111.
hospital 1
,spleieev orionthiwiuiytlg

nWarner, of Woodbuxy rw
sitting the famii 01 11411111011 by whom
the application or the writ was mndc
sold the matter was called to his 111
tendon last week. The only question
raised was that Muuecli Was illegally
committed by the town court of Winct
ed. Sanity or insanity did not enter
into it, he said.

Senator Herman said Muuscll bud
been charged with several offenses in
Winston. and had been taken before
the town court, but was discharged
on the ground of insanity, and was of—
terwards couimitted lo the Connecti
c1111 Hospital for the insane.

WEALTHIESLT RENEE-NT DEAD.

Simon C. Siierwood. of Souihport,
Died at Pinoburst, S. C.

Word was 1cceit ed yesterday of the
death in Pinehursi, S. C of Simon C.
Sherwood, probably the wealthiest re
sldent of Southport. Death was s (i
den, resulting from the stoppage o u

 

vnivo to the heart by 11 clot of
blood.
Mr. Sherwood loft 1111»: home only a.

few days 111m in go Smith. He did
sonic farming but inherited 11 fortune
at the death of his parents which 11c-
cumuleted 11v wise investment to 11
large amount. lie is survived by his
wife and two sons, Richard and Sher-
wood Wohemnn. Funeral Director
Bishop went to Jersey City today 1o
meet. the body which is in transport
north. The funeral will beheld Fri
day from the late home at the deceus
ed in Southpori. .

resume KossurH's CONDITION

. BUDAPEST, March iii—The coudl
lion of Francis Kossuth is causing 1111
He is suffering

which increased during the night 1c-
qulting in the patient losing conscious

been several times.

 

 

 

FOR SALE BY.

Clarion E. Dow.

 

Under the Monopomont of HARDWARE-
LION w. wmaunN- :1. WASHINGTON STREET.
More Grand Novelties Than Ever. Wm “,4
Gorgeous “Mary With Bountiful
. "writ." lifocts. «1. . W
Two roll Ion
Two "M mm. NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN 8
we Mitch-vim To It HARTFORD RAILROAD.
Grit loo. 60111114111 Coke sitters. ......_
lick and W111 Connors. TIMI TAILB.
Hole and Wind IGu-rtotte.

so resin, buckles and bloodhoum.
Iosdtiful Chariots and Tobi-aux.
Wagons Drown by Headroom 811041-116

W 91.81”»
mm Vision omLi' L‘l‘ronoformhtlon

nos.

.Ivo I116 Her Golden Chariot.
WATCH r011 THE I10 6TREET
PARADE.
arena Feature This Cocoon of
Uncle Com; Tho Grout Japanese Gen-
orol. Rumors. and tho Rusoiso Gonor-

ei, Kuropoikin
To Co Inc in Our Claw-cot Parade.

In Effect Novmbor 18, 1806.

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HOYT’S THEATRE.
ON! NIGHT ONLY.
MTURDAY. MAflGi-l 17TH.

1010 N066“ of the Genus,

’oivvm HI hill IN,
to the Romance 111 s Kontuéky 0411111-
0114 loot lot “Miguel" to Win.

1416 L'AI'I‘
America's Greatest log Fioy Direct
4' Run in

From o Tom in
Now we: Ct

"10!. .. locum and 41.66
Into on Colo Tuesday. :14th 1401.

"hows Egon".

"Willi“ fiw TING
til. 14.

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of tho (11111111111 Army mliilmy ll ills
the size of 11 1111111' 11 hand. f1 (1111 re
photographs of ordusnic 111n1m,iii
with puwmfnl pocket lenses

it is said that the little (luetoiiune
children slug “Everybody Works B111

Father” beautifully in l4‘rcuch.wAtlun»
ta Constitution.

 

61: lb.

Fioun rs,

Glucose, 10c lb.
Sliced salmon, 10c lb.
White Halibut. 121: lb
Wenkfloh. .1 81: lb.
Smelt, 1211 lb.
Shad. 101: lb.

Boiled Lobstere on Saturday.
Opened Clams and Oysters, 30c qt.

All other kinds of fresh fish at rea-
solvable prices.

Dnc ross.

THE PEOPLE’S FISH AND OYSTER
MARKET.

Old Salvation Army Building.

East End of Washington Street Bridge.
South 'Norwalk.

William H.Meek§4
General 1
Contractor and Plumber.

0151M 11121111111.

Honest Work and Ample Ex-
perieuce.

Water 81.. South Norwolk.

ADDRESS POST OFFlCE BOX 547.

 

 

Two SCUTl-i NORWALK LLMELLN IN
LUCK.

Both had Endowments paid them
this month bv the Conn} General Life
11111.00. The investment was so good
they insured again in the some com
pany. Why don't 5011?

F. H. FIELD, General Agent.
United Book 31119. Go. Norwaik, Conn
1 Telephone 336—6

 

Seldom have we had so fine a. stock
of Furs. There never was a more pro
pitious time for buying any Furs. We
have a great variety of beautiful Set:
to choose from at low prices. Clocks.
Suits. Children's Coats and Dresses
A full line of line Millincry to be sold
at. low prices. Call at

The Fair 8111111 and in 81011,

.3 WASHINGTON STREET.
.0. NORWALK. CONN.

Elli Niillliiii BANK

scum NORWALK, come.

 

 

rumors A GLENERAL BANKING
ousmess.
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OAPITAI:
.' $100,000.00

.—

susrtuo AND norm
3173.60000

IDWIN H. MATHIWOON. PM
JOHN H. ‘KNAPP, WNW?“-
UAOOILM. LAYTON, MI".

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