l.
Imminent-Isms.
weather will probably
tram variable winds. most-
to ,shilt
hens or log
lease at night.
andliew England
the latter. followed
with bare
Won mg!
with”. rarinbiewinds.
theasterly. in-
g force, and! (lowed by rain
section and rain or snow In New
. and on Friday cloudy to partly
, wsrmm wmt'ssr. wIth rain or
and high windaon the coast, lol-
by clearing in this section.
“ammunition-row.
huhISuuaeta flightide l8 Inwtide
‘ i
:wa Price is very ill with pneu-
if
It. and Mrs. A. J. hieeker have re-
. turned from their southern bridal tour.
_' -Plaisted’s Cough Remedy is the best.
' William Glium. or mm. is visiting
someoi his lriendsand acquaintances
i! W
In Char 8. Bradley and daughter,
at Word. are spending a few days at
tharmideum of A. S. Ferris.
"‘ Norwalh and South Norwalk Elec-
tric Ilght company declared a quarterly
dividend of two per cent on Monday.
--Five‘ breakfast bacon for title
at Ferd Bayes' market.
Hm Sadie Boernm entertained annm-
I. oi hm young friends at her home on
Van Zandt avenue, East Norwalk, last
evening.
A. “mans, the liveryman, received a
vary handsome new ’bus this morning.
It meshed “The Wellington,” and was
maauiaotnred by a New Canaan firm.
Mk Bres’. South Norwalk
store will be opened until late “motley
mightandwiilbeclosedallday Good
Friday.
Ira. lary Braden, widow oi John
Remus, formerly oi Norwalk, died in
liisnrk yesterday. Ber remains will
hshrosghtto Norwalk iqr interment to~
marrow.
Samuel Rosco. of the borough, drew
thsiimgold watch in the watch club
“I. up by Homer B. Hoyt. The
drawing took placeat Gustave Piizer’a
harsh shop last evenin__g.
. allowed-buns on Good Friday at
Daily“.
8. T Bryant, who has been employed
mhmleamsninBryant, Besee dc Co.’s
I’m dothing store, left town on
MSG Bolyohe. In». to take a
pomtion in the company’s store at that
Attwo o'clock yesterday aiternoon
.1 -thewhfitieatthe Collander factory in
“wfldwuimfli
IWateretsvaat.lIeoIIIglr.nearHorses
DIED-
“den.“ Washington street is blocked to-- '4‘ I
owihg to e olthe buildin “fl ., I "mg '
”flasher” laymen victim“:
may", m. 4r: :-,2 tin: auras-Mm“
--lluy stationery at We.
‘l'hsflastAvsaasEEIaadsysehool m
aedehoirwiil rshsarss tar theirRsster
“admittance“
Moved multinational.»
Ferdflsysa'msrhat.
Aaswornsswslkhaabsmlsldonm
Jill
... ... "” . «armour.
ortldl
Letters Received
Written notiessot thswork .......
members
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”Humid!”
Bnhhsll'slambsryard.
”us—Jena-
d‘lsland Gem” flour-the best mann-
lectured.
The “Door
oooooooooooooooooooooo
German Class. 8 sessions, av. at..
Requests tor prayer .............
keeper's Chew or King's
Daughters mean this alternoon with
Ilsa Florence Belleek on East avenue.
—Bprlngi0pening on Saturday April
5th, at Him Agnes Fitch, £9 lain meet.
Norsuik.
The Ladies' Aid Booletyoithe East
Avenue I. E. Church, will meet at the
residenoeoi as Randall on Riverside
avenue this evening.
«A genuine picnic. llama 10c per lb.
shonlderalie per lb..at ’1'.B.Guyer a
Ben’s.
”WWW
The hunting oi the Board oi Directors
will be held this evaningat tharesidanee
of General Secretary Simone. lie. so
Franklin avenue. and a lull attendance
isdesired as mattersol importance are
to be decided upon. .
Therewlli hsaapeclalrehearml oi the
Old Folks concert chores in the gymnas-
ium tomorrow evening at one o'clock.
sharp. and let every member be present.
I nor-"flaunt v-Iss' ass-has:
WYIOAWAICI II more
lad's. Iaata
MUSIC HALL.
—Pnre home-rendered lard. in pack-
ageaoislilbaandupwarda, iorlioa
pound, at Ford flayes’ market.
A delegation oi Old Well Lodge. F. &
A. I. will visit Union Lodge, No. he!
Stamford this evening, lmvtug South
Norwalk on the 6.46 train.
WANTED.
mmsdhgh
BILMBBE'
W "" “fl
lhmltlmelmhtlmmluJ flu
Alli)! Gilli. 70! Bullet.“ EWING“
malliam iami.ly Applywl lhralmmaem."
Arch sirest.lorwslk. split
Emma hall'i'l 'ro Kaitlin ems
Unitsdatateaiiacmtlrm ”lathe
and detective, 1.. later the
lreret
usaaiarr her
yfiis‘eharma. C. 3.8mm aluminium—-
F. Kocour, the merchant tailor, is now
ready to show his stock oi spring and...
summer goods at 17 North Main street.
Our readers should give him a call.
—'l’he very lightest and best apple Eon aAw‘
”i“ ....... ”BR ””‘rnna noose
u mmmflaahsflbm
H
4: dreamt Grand-l Wile-Iva!
1' A134... mutant 1
w. n m... 0...: “3..., monummamm
Mlmummm
lasts-ow ea mlsstliala’r.
Malinda»
mil, lPBILl “31%
Advertisement prove et-
lectlve, they are worth
more to a merchant than
lw0 or three times the
amount hepays for them ;
hut in order to make them
elective. a merchant must
fill his part of the con-
tract Just as he agrees. it
is very well for merchants
to say they will do This
or they will do THAT, but
how near they come to
carrying out their adver-
tisements the public are
already aware. Whenwe
said that we would sol
been ill lltofbelhrc, we
didnot select just one shop
worn piece of old-fashion-
ed dcsign to cut the price
”on, as did our competitors,
“but we ollcred II choice of
our entire line; and all
who have visited our Car-
ma... pet Department know that
Ill!!! KICK]. a
(isrmm
we have only the newest
dun-s you-s
dumplings I" In“. Vial Cleveland’s W“ ”a.“ H mu 5 mlnnomlflo" designs find most dalrable
Sum Mina mam Mimusmmimnm m knit-American coloflngg_
Crolnt C Knapp have received the
Oil] Phenol, an no“ WAGON 'flfl
order tor about 200 dozen Chicago m ' '1“
t seats. hmvy am'
" o"first-r. “sunshine-ham ”d “mm
ldedsmmwiliepea'riday,hprili, at lloyi's
The fact is now firmly estab-
shalt'. poieaudhay
police hats. They are now working on than to close oat-a Charm-3.1m
the hate for the Baltimore police force.
N EW AM) CHEAP
AGONS- I BPiN'DLfiS. l CONCORD WAG
oa Itopcmriagre.)
on. lseeohehami buggy. All .
top wmrsn for “only ”3
line. mutflnstractJouth Rerwalk.
K30“ RAID CA]!-
S runnrrnna. srovas.
PRI- soldersold on commis-
Thomaa Sanford, who died at New m
Haven. yesterday. visited the South Nor-
walk water works in company with the
Water Commimioners and some gentle-
men irom this city on Monday.
A alight improvement was reported
this morning in the condition of hire. B.
D. Cornell, who has been critically sick
with peritonitis tor the peat two weeks.
ALBUM 0'
”Bitinnfli‘ii "Li. awnwm‘“
serve as
read. in tionth We: thehomestmzlateiy
oecn ”hi-min Resident—ed. Inquire
or “limit MAI-la
OUBI ARDW. l! IHZABI'HI BTIII'I'
South Kuwait
WHOLHALI A! D In"!-
—We are receiving direct the Northamp
ton creamery butter, and can till all or-
ders promptly and at low figures. None
better. '1'. B. Guyer a Son.
emtsinshmtmsad
"‘ Fruit Store
Railroad Place, next to Sentinel Office.
Forum cannons Bruits
.GEQ- COSTELLO.
lished that our Carpet Depart-
ment, for amount of stock car-
ried, the variety oi colors and
patterns, the willingness with
which our goods are shown and
the LCW PRICES for the BEST
GOODS, places on at the head
of the Carpet Business is this
section. It may not be kaown
by our competitors, but our
customers know that so have
the LARCBHT,the menses-
EST and the REST LIGHTED
CARPET R001 in this town.
George Coatello has opened his fruit
stand in the storein'l‘nafias‘nnn build-
ingjest vacated byE. B. Hoyt. 1t isto
be stocked with everything in the tor-I"
sign and domestic irnit line, which will
be sold cheap. wholesale and retail.
The National Bank at Norwalk’s big
sale, which refused to open one morning
a tow weeks ago. and which was sent to
the Marvin works for repairs, alter three
F. KOCOUR.
III
lsrmdytosknwthslnmtsadlargtmmeeh'st
resus- amoravssruaarsos waits,
usooriarrn. rams a song‘s. lame-
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maxi
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Whiehhswillmahe iathsbmtolat ls.atths
aaceedlagh I! I
To all person interested in
house furnishing. we extend a
cordial invitation toeail and in-
spect the
in Spring Styles
In best quality Moquette, Vol
expert sale-makers had labored about “m. mmm mm. '00, ON Iutlalnetlem Guaranteed. vet. Body Brussels, Tapestry
twenty-four hours in removingthe door, Irstlleor. nasal-mm spelt 17 North Main Itreet Em Super, TWO and Three-
came back from the works Iionday
afternoon looking almost like anew sale. ‘flgfiifigfigfinyffilm mm 1'0"“ mm Ply Ingrmnsr etc I “t exuemely
-—lim Agnm Fitch, 49 [all street,
Nerwaik. will be pleased to exhibit to
her patroneandothera, Trimmed Hats,
Toqnee and Cspotes. together with a
choice selection of millinery novelties,
All are: SOUTH lam cram. SOUTH
.wlil seeomthresmedste beams.
ssmm at user. hqshm pramhm. up! at
OOISCRIVRRSIJTAVI. onmava
Ompwmeeth. Appiyen premises. apllw
~ inns Bum!
low prices.
RUG-S.
A complete line of Domestic,
am“, ”In“. Wfifi°mmfi§°°g " “Emma“ m “.mmnh Scoich and English manuiac-
There was a quiet wedding at the Rap- suntan-muse. lunatic met a an... “311'“me mum, " m lure
“Chm” W. m“¢"“”°'°'°°h l~woooonnmsor rousnoousaacn.
when George Ingersoll and llmSadie neme emu :rpl‘y:
Avarywerejoinedintheholybondsby mu
Rev. Archibald Wheaten. The happy I'll! Paar or consult
couplehaveoureongratniations. They Emwmm'm «Law
“1‘.
‘1 'aunoamtaor
Bonn all 11ch inlet:
LlBB BBBl'llllB
will make their home tor the present on 814 oonmaau w” maven. “Min“! 811'“
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—B°f°" 1000'“ VG "mom?!“ 001' Houuonwaca ' mmfil‘u GaiulIIOrlrr ................. trum automaton In all the latest dens“ and
odd and mm lots ofcigara at greatly ... momummu; moo-s- ................. m- ssosnsmo colorings at 1press that will m-
m“ terest you. ceptional values
“I; “mail.
”" A Perfect F“ “Mfume“ in Nottingham Lace Curtains,
shalt not sell any tobaceos except in - mum“ from 75c to $10perpair; Irish
original in our new raise
room. 'l'beOldWellCigarCo.
Ionday morning many of the real-n
deumotDanbury saw three sons and
tworainbows. 'l'bewholephenommoa
\rmdlrectlyeverhead. Thsthreesun
domwersallinawesteriydirectioulsern 3"-
themnsswarsthsrsinbows. Therein- Apnea:
bows were brilliant and \
snowman-go. with their”
was“ seer. 33-3 3 .
Themmflaui’erd.whohsdlongbeeua 1‘ ”~th
[with In“.
pruminastlguteia democratic
inthbmtmlied suddenly at hi resi-
IIIOIOXO ”Imm-
hda wisdom ”blocks
‘9‘!!!” mitt!
“mm The Tailor,
Iota. raps-moi miller-all.
mutt-III
mos-omen
mum
lBlll—l‘lBB BlBlllllB
fiGenis’ Furnishings.
Mt dNB It convinces
" “WWE
Comm
Point Lace Curtains, from $10
to $20 per pair; Tambonr Swiss
Curtains from $5 to $16 per
pair. Remember that during
this month we give the pole
and trimmings with every pair
of curtains bought at our store.
phi ll iBWlLiIMpWW H u
not comm
Is also very large and atpri
astonishingly low. Don’t think
14! strest.liewllavsn. at
“'0'- W I n. enemas-n
5‘1”;th at uhjchfir ' :
owe
HAMBBIIB EMBBBIBEBY
At 10 CENTS PER YARD.
Splendid Values in Choice Patterns from In to 95c.
A. DICKERMAN & SON,
84 WASH |NGTON STREET,
SCUTII NORWAIIK.
SCOFEELD «HQ-YE
Iver client! to the people of norwnlh. 'l'heae am- were purchased at a large
It'd“
manna sale,
and are the Insert ever altered II this place. Ame-a the lot there are English Cloths,
Muck-m5”. 'I'heae goods mail commence in price as ”e per yard.
A New Lot of Ve1vet and Body Brussels.
IICEB PATTERNS THAN EVER.
Nonwaur.
BIG LOT 0F ”00R MATS JUST RECEIVED, FOR 36 Cents
A LARGE LINE 013‘ LACE AND I’UB'I‘IEBE CURTAINS
At prices that will command Isttentloa.
SCOFIELD r13 HOYT,
StIUTIl NflIWA 6K.
FBIasIIB—ru,
Cor. lain A Well ills.
PLUMBING,
Steam and Boiling.
STEAM HEATERS
All)
Hot Air Heaters.
CrucimanlBlanIan
LOWER THAN EVER.
Decor-med Ten Set.66
Pierce, 04 35.
Decorated Chamber Set .3.
Goblets, 40c to $1 a doz.
or... none. soc.
‘ srovss and RANGES
I 'l'in and Sheet iron Work.
lame-her
RAT Perry‘s law Oomh hyra siowlym but
Tmr mmchlaeto victory Ladpral
W In ll lav". le
susr :ndmlhhte lorailalectioasotthethmstat
annual lortheOri it Inow
ltlsteehte. “nymph 1”
FAWCETi’S
Intuition in lllliifll‘l
lo. a Water- Street.
noun“. CO
._._oy__.__
Palm Bill and Banal:
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Wlllllllllll lllB THURSDAY
APRIL 2 and 3.
mneopeulng will bepre: e t
rdlwigaluneholvw‘ess. All are circuly in-
viteatosttmd.
some Ia. reams,
Whalemleand Bttallllesler in all kinds at
BBB]. BBB WBBB
Brick, Lime. Cement.
Blue Stone. Etc. .
Lehigh, Lackawanna, Locust
lountain, Franklin, and
Wilkesbarre Coais.
H g Pllll'l’
gton mm
amine at 38pm
Mini
llorse Buyers
three ofelock yummy
”a. other. stun annual cause that you have seen all that Is
mxummmma: «Iris-fig: “mug ”fill FOR SALE. new until ctr: lltlave vitrified our ‘
mm“ ‘m OWN“ P0 WHImconatun re-
WW“ “I m. h mung... A ‘fw . “on“.clrrllemflolm. meets. Holland 8 es‘made 3.1:“; rm at?“
mans-sq tows close and Isms afllgl- no lie! 113mm. to. to order at short notice. suited to all purposes.
mw-Mnmm W N. B.-—Prepsidordcrsto the You will use the I'll-
mafim‘: W ”3min.” cumin: amount of $5villbedelivered 331' OOLOHBnfi- “I“:
muuedauo‘sy’omsnl r. 2.- mua‘l'r'm-""m.""saaauas‘:""~‘ u" ‘ anywhere within 100 milesfree memom
of charge. Orders by mail
will receive our prompt end
careful attention.
ops-a summit-marmos-
and alto other the
n’l’lll’l‘or
EASTER Brim?
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'G'IHOM 3H1. Ni 83.1.an 1838 BHJ.
RZORS
(”film It. “by“
3.820! UPI-fa A103 In IRA
nun Aflmgim "m6
mmmmmim I’m
Lowest Prices !
The first Coeds tor
the Least honey
-—AT--
““‘B B. BBBWN’S" mm
floor a sues. srons.
{FURNITBBB
BREAT BABBBIBB.
.825. 00—- Antique“ Chamber Suits
reduced to $20.00.
‘90. on Solid on. sinus reduced
I t0 s25 00-
Thcy must be— sold we; must
‘ have the room.
:David Stow
so. mam cream.
UP nuns.
Homer B. lloyl
Removed
lB Nfll'lll lain SBBBI
”Seven scanner.
0le Bi BBB].
Baviagicmdald reltiediheetursm
, 36 Main Street, Norwaik,
'amerly
wtllcndmv‘orlo 1"
MEI-noel.
keepcoustantlysmhadam
inning.
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