”ta to all for their liberal patro
nfl y ask for a continuance of the
Very truly,
The undersigned, havin
2 business conducts
Most respectfully, 0L
state business at No.
street, to Oliver E. Barker, I wish to express my
cage in the past, and most rc-
same to my successor.
GEORGE LOOKWOOD.
urchased the Fire Insurance and Real
y George Lockwood, at N o. 2 South
street, South Norwalk, Court, would meet respectfully solicit
continuance of the liberal patronage of the ublic.
ER E. BARKER.
EASTER MERE”. L
ask-st torturous-st untr- In vrut
thallium”
ThsapproaehofEasterhasheenasig-
nslforlsrgathrougsolladisstovlsitthe
several miltluary stars In town tolu-
‘ spectthecrsnflousofshndssuhspssnod
edsst’sfashlonhssdssrvsdfor thinness-
m
,l”DlSTIBDlI DEED.
I AM TO 3011‘ I'll! ELEC-
TRIC WORKS ENGINE.
~ . At Kristen's.
Never before haelir. Krlcgsr shown
sucha varied and beautiful display of
millinery. Designs In thelsading shades,
i. e., “The Eminences,” sontache green
and combinations of various shades and
colors, arrangedsoastofcrm verynrtie-
tiocdects.are here found. It would be
difiicult to center the admiration on any
one hat. But we will venture a descrip-
tion of a few. A pretty opera hat is of
pale pink and soutache green chiffon.
Aueat effect for summer wearis pro
duced by the combination of white straw
and lacs with violets. Several of the
“phtuua” form beautiful designs, while
the charming eercta in the less dazzling
colors are not wanting. Miss Mayer,
formerly with Rothschild, New York,
assisted by Ilia Young. late with Steam.
and Iii- Hoyt have proved themselves
very efllcient in producing an exceed'
ingly pleasing amortment.
Ill- Cannagh'n.
lliss Cavanagh's millinery display
opened Thursday. Sbehaa all the lead-
ing shapes and colors in trimmed and
untrimmed hats and the most stylish
colors in trimmings. Prominent among
the many she shows one in old rose and
black. The “Judith” and “Zephyr"
present pretty effects in colored chip.
The popular “Eminence," combined with
gray, forms a becoming child's hat. One
sure to please those riot desiring the
bright colors In vogue,is II small bonnet
in black clip with rosette of black velvet
at the back, wings of black lace and
nigrette of green with bright jet in front,
while black velvet ties finish this stylish
piece of millinery. The ribbons and cr-
nnments are of varied hues and designs
and cannot fail to please those in search
of the season‘s most stylish and becom-
ing headwear.
Ilsa Ynn'l’lnul.
Blues last Sunday night, in accordance
withthsunnsloustomduringthessveral
nights each month was. the moon in
lugs and bright,ths citystrests have
ham itlumimtsd by moonlight, the
slactrlc lights not being used except
when clondy, affording an Important
mving in the city’s running «new
As Thursday evening was somewhat
cloudy,theenginehadjustbeenstarted,
preparatory to turning on the lights,
' when theenginesrnoticed that theeccen-
hic strap was beginningto bind on the
smuhflMghhsatoucerhutol
ntum,theeugine could not be stopped
before thevalvestemandrodwerecon-
I'daably bent. 0n removing the cocoa.
trlcstnp It was found to be completely
cloggsdwith fine emery thatsomeevil-
minded person, who evidently knew
whnthewasdoingandjust howtodoit,
hndplnosdiuthe oil rsusu.takingcare
not to put any in the oil-cup, where it
- 3 would have been seen, for the deliberate
larrpose of mining the engine.
Hsdtheprsssnceof theemerynot be-
3 come manifest till the powerful engine
rescind the high rate of speed under
which it operates, theengins would on
.. doubtedlv have been destroyed, while
i the broken parts. thrown in alldirec-
' lions with terribb force, would in all
. probability have seriously injurird any-
' one within range, besides calling other
damage. Fortunately, owlng to the
timely discovery, thsdnmagedone was
comparatively small, and was repaired
ymterday at Glover's shop.
The mystery now remains, who was
titescoundrelthatcommltted the deed,
and what could had pouibly been his
object? Whoever he was, he visited the
station between Monday morning and
Thursday night. During that time but
few visitors have been inside ”IO bill” Miss VanTasss-l has an extensive line
as Ills. and only at times when some 0! “I0 of beautiful flowers, and week after next
' fans were present Atothertimes “IO she will have her formal opening of
intion was locked up, except whcntbe trimmed and untrimmed bats, which
5* .isu were being attended l0.“ any 0‘ will comprise all the latest novelties in
which timm it ispossiblo that someone imported .mp5;
waidng for an opportunity might have _..__.~
FIRST RUN OP Tl!!! SEASON.
Mintotheenuine-momgwompflsh
ad his purpose, which needed but a mo
merit, and then left unoherved by the
engineer in the boiler room.
The apparatus has always been well
. and has had the best of care;
but it had never been supposed that the
plantofwhichthecityis soproud bore
the III-will of anyone. Now, since the
arm of such bu been proven, no
one without authority will be allowed to
enter the station unless awornpanied by
- some one connected with it.
Though nothing is definitely known as
towhotbe guilty one b,yet a vague
suspicion has been founded on some re
marks. recently overheard, that may
furnish an important clue. The super
Intendent is keeping a careful watch for
awhghtonthemnttcr.andit is hoped
thntnflldent svkisncs may be gathered
todhcnvcr the author of the cowardly
not.
The Electric Light Commie
donors were all atthe works just after
thoaccldent. They say every snort will
he made to apprehend the guilty one
and bava bun placed where becannot rs-
psat his dastardly not.
SAYS III III NOT GUILTI.
The Ilphna Wheel lo Ilrldgsport and Be-
Invn—Inlay Elders Select-II.
Ten members of the Alpha Wheel club
took their first club run of the season,
yesterday afternoon, going to Bridge
port and return. They left the club
headquarters at 1:30 o‘clock. Arriving
in Bridgeport they went to the Rambl-
ing Wheel club's headquarters. and were
royally entertained for about one hour.
Then they took a spin to Seaside park.
They left Bridgeport about 5 o’clock,
well pleased with their ride. They went
by way of the Shore road, and report the
wheelingaavery good for this time of
the your. Reaching Soutbport, on the
return trip, Captain Fred Ilanford gave
the dismount signal and escorted the cy-
clists ton restaurant, where refreshments
were served, the generous captain settling
the bill. They then remounted their
silent steeds for home.
C. Ford Sceley, of Hartford. was in
Norwalk yesterday. While here he made
his selectiwof riderato carrythenoc
ton-Chicago relay dispatch from Nov-
walk to Btamfurd. They are Thomas
Walsh and E. It. Benedict. J. ll. Perry
and R. B. Gregory will carry themes-
ssgc between Stamford and llye. It is
expected that the rue-sage will reach
Norwnlk between 3 and 4 o’clock on the
cunning of lmdny, llsy l. The mes-
sage will leave Boston at II o'clock In the
nitsmonn oi the day before.
'I‘Itovnns Walsh and I'}. It. Benedict. of
Novwalk, are entered for the Irviugton.
Illlburn twenty-five mile road race.
which takes place on the morning of
tiny ill. Uoukl Hoyt and T. J. Sterling
will mmpauy them.
00“ II III-“III.
laten- charges Against a Walt-luvs-
Inwaglnnnflarwalh.
. George It. Nash. I ha- sills"
wallimtnllwmulauumI-orsm
“ walk.wasarrrntvdyssterdsyhy Deputy
wDauIsIDrIscotlmf Westport. on
,_ smmmunsusm,
f. (you. woman who was formerly
fiploysdlnl). A. flnlmona’ dry goods
Imalnthatplncs. I'hscomplnlnuitis
Wmmndsnttha Instigntlun
3*- sflnsslssuasaofWatport. who want
ttuhtopvovldsfnrthssupportofababy ILLV "'0' k...”
g» tolhlllhon‘l‘hurday.
’ barn .natllountainmnthsssatstdsofths
N-Iwnstaksahafors Jastlosil. P hi b WM udsr
Wot Wmtpovt, f Imt— W var, "W “
0"” laldwithalnrgeatrntnofgoldsandand
fly hssrhg. Ila asked for tires to
”small. and was released on a bismuth. 'l‘bsvvlnmmsrusat Brad-
hand durum-Inns by his guns “skid-honored reliably «and:
humuldwardllsdmenatpmt. The totbsflound. Thegoldas-ytswnton.
mammattnnsdnatilAprnts. Nuchubemmndeoftbeother min.
“mmhtnsthathsblm ml. (hut-In W. M the lscssllls
nsntofthsm made by the you. Itsingcmnpanymfflsw lash», Is to
am “my..." marine Into the discovery. The vein
M willnodtmbtbedeveloped.
motive. Io-sofktsfrtsnds rsyhstrsr
‘utbamtontportasrsrsaII-Nms
Ina Av;aa Ina-tater; landmark-tn
antenna! listen
A.Btasstmdhnsprovslsvdtogtvsn
hemmtboahivsnbjschmtlea
”Mastic oetock, In that-o-
mmuflmtmm
Namath. Amendment-desired
Masai»
PEIISIIIIIL IIIII Sllfilll.
EVENTS 0? MIT! III NORWAIIK
AND scorn NOI'ALI.
ra- Ole-lag us (tells of sun-m. I...
III Ill their Wilt-III M
graphs ”About Ina-Io Yen us- to lend
About.
Everett Tolls- was initiated Into the
secrets of the Independentsocial club,
Thursday night, at the residence of
Charles Swans, onBavilsnd street. A
pleasantsocialtimewashnd. Tbsquar-
terly election of officers of the club will
beheldnextFridnyatthe homeof
Charla E. Jennings, Jr.. on West street.
Ilia llyrta Darnell, of Ohio. and lb
Amelia Stokein. of South Carolina, who
have been studying at Pennington Semi-
nary, New Jersey, are spending their
Easter vacation with libs Edith Cro-
mon. South liain street.
The Four Hundred club met last night
at the home of William Moore, Chestnut
street. The prim were won by Mrs.
Charles B. Stevens, Henry Hoffman and
Charles B. Stevens.
Everett E. Barnes, who ha been at-
tending Dickinson college, and James
Burues, of Wesleyan, are-pending the
Easter vacation at their home on West
avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. John Spencer will leave
Norwalk today for an extended vhit in
Rosevelt, N. J. Ir. Spencer will still re-
tain his businms interests here.
Ilia Alice Townshend, of New
Britain, has been the guest for a few
days of Min Ionic Tolles, of Fairfleld
avenue.
Mrs. Christopher Johnstone and child,
of Hartford, are the guests of her par-
ents at the Norwalk Methodist church
parsonage.
The Iiisscs Mary and Sarah Bissell, of
Pittsfield. who have been the guests of
C. C. Betta, of the Green, returned horns
yesterday.
Iliss Gertie Ringwalt, of Ilia Baird‘s
sominnry,is spending her Easter vaca-
tion as a guest of lira. J. C. Newkirk.
William II. Pryor, of Holyohe, spent
Good Friday with llr. and Ilsa. J. P
Nickeraon, of Iinin street, Norwnlk.
Mrs. Charles Dennis and hits. Julia
Cholwell of lllgb street, Norwalk, will
spend Beater in New York.
Mrs. Rose \Vatrous, of Killingworth,
is visiting at the residence of James hi.
Lone, South Main street.
Mrs. S. E. Kyle, of New Milford, is vrs-
itiug her daughter, Mrs. Emma Sniden
on Washington street.
Her. I". 8. Robbins and family will go
to Waterbury next Wednesday to be ab-
sent about a week.
bliss Emma Johnson. of I’lainlield, N.
J., In visiting her brother, David L.
Spicer, of Step Rock road.
Miss Flora Jennings, of West avenue.
is spending Easter with Miss Susie
Sutclifie, in Brooklyn.
Miss McKeIl, of New York city, is the
guest of Miss Clementine (Yholwell, of
High street, Norwalk.
Frank Dickorman, of New Canaan.
spentllocd Friday at his old home on
High street.
Miss Katherine Hoyt, of Nutley, N J..
is visiting her parents, on Prmpect
avenue.
bliss Mary Scoflcld, of Main street.
Norwalk, is visiting relatives in llolyoke.
Ilaea.
Miss Agnes horseman, of New Britain.
is the guest of live Clarke, of bier-tin
small.
I). A. Wood ward and wife reached
horns Thursday from their southern trip.
Mrs. [6.8. Hall. of Orange, N. J.. h
visiting lira. It. II. Plalstnd, West street.
lira It. Fred I'llnnaud son Frank. of
Bridgeport. are visiting III Norwnlk.
Fred Radls,.oi Norwalk.b spending
a seat. In New York city.
lira. Belt. of llmtlen. Is visiting with
lira. Unylor. Crescent Terrace.
Iii-s l. Patna St. John. of Weston,
will spsnd Easter In Norwnlk.
Ir. and Ira. Cart A. liar-um,“
Norwalk, are In the South.
DIAIA‘I‘IIS WINGS.
III-stream lantern In first flap-cola.
MI. Will .0 sm
OIImorv’shand,theh will be at the
Bouts, next Tuesday stratum
“probahlvrscslvsd moraattentioufrom
the press throughout
the world than any
signal-lion of In
kind. The following
clipping h from the
New York World and
was published altar
Ir. leaves assumed
thslsndsrnhip of the
O bud:
Italians-asst had that guided It,
, Iifl'ilatll It.
Spring Anuobniiement.
StacktheLargest
EVER BROWN IN“ TOWN.
line of Clothlnlr
Youths’. Boye’
finest grades. .
EASTER SUNDA'.
0:11.: at Ins-vice at the Inst Ava-an
nan-am labs-all chun-
Easterfiundnywillbsdttllxlyobsm-
dumwsmmwuw
a MIN-ll” WWW
uwunmumm-
W— rem-t (ion from whom all
Btu-tanner”
Raster anthem—"nits Is the Day“ ..........
P. Banks
Prayer.
Anthsm—‘ Now on the Ilrat Day" ........
... ...Gsorna WIIlInm Warren
I!!!“ ate
Solo—‘fllnsysChrlstlsBIssu". Johnnlarsh
Sermon—~“Bnaurrsctbn of CW.”
Ilymn us.
me corona-r.
Opening by orchestra.
hater anthem” ...W C. Williams
Carol—“Onward Retaining
Prayer.
Reutlns—‘ ‘Volco of I’rnphuy."
Recitation—"The Resurrection"
..................... Miss [Alrettn Alasworth
Slnglng—“l Know that Ihiy Redeemer
him". . ..Congrcoalkm
Carol—"Easter Bells “
Reading—“The Voice of Nature."
Recitation—"Iiow the Violets Coma" ......
........................ Maggie Bate-brunt:
flinging by Infant class.
Easter lemons.
Brennan—“King of (Ilerv"..)llss laud Bolt
Carol—“Voices of Spring.“
Reading—" Voices of Angela. "
Recitation—‘ I am the Bunrrectlou‘.
........................ Mrs. tattle IInntord
Carol—”Bark the Song.‘
Anthem—“Christ Our Passover".8.B.W‘hitely
Recitation-"Day of Joy".Mim Sadie Randall
(‘hlldren's Snug—“Banter Emblems."
Imitation—~"I'hc New Birth". . . Cecil Osborn
ltendlng—"Volceof Jesus."
Recitation "At the Empty Tomb'.
..t‘larcnce E. Parsons
Carol~' Joins Lives.
Address.
Solo—“Risen Inrd"-hlra.Chanes Slmnnds.
.. ..AIbertJ Holden
Offerings.
Closing Anthem ....... . .............. School
Benediction.
The programme for the Easter concert
in the Congregational church tomorrow
evening. has been revised and is printed
in full:
Organ Voluntary, by Mr. Dlshrow.
Singing by Sahrxll."ChIlst the Lord Is Risen
To-day."
Prayer. J. I. Layton.
flinging by School. “Rolled Away."
Recitation. “A Song of luster,”
Florence floyt. Sadie Newman. llnrry St.
John. and Barry Ferris.
Singing. "Easter Bella,"
Edith blannlng. Ethel Slater. Alice Ilsxbce.
Libbie Mather. lay beaten. and
Benin Jarvis.
Iterilnllun. "Eastertille."
Lottie Ibex-h.
tin ilallun, "Wake Flowers.“
Frank Stunevant.
It‘lhlc III-mung. Mr. Dickerruan.
singing by St‘b Io].
'Ennter (to s.“
Irma DIbblr.
Singing by (‘OIIWIIIOIL "In the t‘mes . i
l‘lIrIst "
Recitation, ”An Easter Message."
Harry Cobnrn.
Offerings.
Singing. "What Inc Lily Sold."
IiLsssII lambs Aboudruth. Edith hlnnnlng.
and Alice Byxbec.
III cit .ItInII.”.\ngeIa. how do you keep Easter?-
I‘Inrcnce Kendall.
Remarks by l‘u tor.
Ringing by Congregation,
Ilennlll lion.
NEWS I‘.\' A AETSIIELL
Items of Internet from [very Quarter
of Connecticut.
lira. Catherine Perry, of Lebanon,
reached the age oi ninety-nine years last
molr, and there is every pro-pivot that
she will round out the century. She has
all her faculties. but has been a cripple
since the breaking of her leg seven years
ago. She was the motherof ten children.
two of wluun survive.
“hulk Yo Salute."
We have opened a complete
or Children’s
wear. from the cheapest to the
warm. lntheevsnlngthsrawfliba ‘
for Men’s.
MISSING SWBTSHEII.
TIIEIII ABSENCE CAUIIES ALAII
A1030 THEIR FRIENDS.
Wag Its-rd tre- Insm slua Illa!
uh Ira-o Tasterdnv mum—run of
usual-a Ont Search!“ rant- to trust
“Elam.
Quartermaster James, Private Vail and-
Private Ireland, of Company I". went
out hunting yesterday morning and have
not been heard from since. Their absence
bu causal greet alarm among the room.
here of their families, and there Is talkof
organising a searching party to hunt for
them. m -....-
A BIG FIRE AT BRADFORD.
Illgglaa' lot-l Burned and Twenty-three
Iallvondarn ltsatng.
(Special to Tun Samuel
BRADFORD, Pa.. April I.—Higgins'
Hotel, the B. P. and II. depot and
freight houses were burned early this
morning. Twentyvthreerailroadersmho
boarded at the hotel. are mining.
Stole copper Wire.
George Bradley, a lineman, while in
Norwalk Wednesday, visited a boarding
house. While there he stole two rolls of
copper wire. He picked them up and
started for the depot. One of the men
in charge saw him and followed on.
Bradleygot on the train and came to
this city. Oflicer Fallon arrested Brad-
ley. In this city court this morninghe
Inclined fl and costs and sentenced to
jail for thirty days. The value of the
wire is till—Bridgeport Post.
The more Clamberlaiu's Cough Rcumly
is used the better it is liked. We know
of no other remedy that always gives
satisfaction. It is good when you first
catch cold. It is good when your cough
is seated and your lungs are sore. It is
good in any kind of a cough. We have
sold twenty‘five dozen of it and every
bottle has given satisfaction. Stedman a
Friedman. droggists, Minnesota Lake.
liinn. 50 cent bottles for sale by G. C.
Stillson. druggist.
SI NDAI SERI’ ICES.
Preachers and Their Themes In \‘ovwnlk
Churches To-morrow.
ansrrv Evtsrovat. West street and Fair-
III-Illmrnue.§t1uth Nnrwrdk. Rev lllln llnllm K
moor Euler finndny. Iioly (“Ilmmllnlun at
am In: Morning l’rnyrr. senn vn and Holy
i' unimumon. at Mills. In; Sundry «hml at
_" 1': n "1.: Ear rr Irelivaloftheb‘ .Intlay - lmol
.It to» p. In. bwcdlsh service will be held
“mint-salty evening.
Stil‘l’ll Nonwssn (' oauawarrox In, “'usl
avenue and West struts Its-v. Herald II.
lkanl. motor fiervirts Ill-1| a. m. and Tim
p. m.; Sunday school. I.In \‘oun. People a
Soviet) of t‘hrlstlnn Endeavor mPt'IIDK at
linin‘tlm‘k: nublevt.‘ alrr Services. 'Lowl.
er, I“ a May I), Smith. Morning when
‘Tlu Meanlugnt the Mum. lion." sonata)-
M Ii II Easter concert service In the evening.
Sum" Nouwsnn Mnnonurr W ”I at enur
near Garner. Res. II. II. Barnes, raptor.
Mrvlm I01) a.m. and 7A!) . In: .nndny
m It IoI l‘fllm. Communion o lnrvl' asnppor
In the morning. All the members oi thr-
(hunh and such as are Interested In our
illllft‘it are-Invited who present at this ser-
the. turbo evening the will? will mar-ha
short sermon upon the “Itssurrution of
I'hrlnt.’ ‘ smut Easter music wtllbe the
feature of both services.
Scum Nouwnnn BAP"!!! West at rune. near
I'Inu street No settled pastor. l'renr hing
IIIL. 'Il n.m anal Tulip. m.; Sunday school 17!"):
\' l’. ‘1. I. Eprayer meeting. all) p
Nnnw .tl.u t‘osuttlnn‘rmsnl. corner Park
and lasts streets. liar. ’1‘. li. Noble. I). II.
mittr. tiervhos at 101!) n. In and 7&6»! In..
umlny school. lent]. III: Y. .
martini”) ornlng aulblml. "The
Ibsen 'hriat and mImmortal latte."
Knitter mucu- morning and evonl ug
Noawann ills-mourn Want and lion svr
one” Itev llurm\'nn Alstyue I) I), Instov.
Services Will a. m and lamp. nl: owl-y
s4 hml. Latex. Epworthl um meeting. II. II p
The residents of Rickvillo had the
mnwwhnt novel and unusual cslwrienre
oi havingn «Incest given in Chicago,
the music being transmitted to them by
long distance telephone. A telephone
was set up In the lecture room of the
Union church and it was connected with
the long distance wires direct to Chicago.
dongs and com-m solos were beardve
distinctly.
Orlando 8 shirlcy. of Iitonlugtou ven-
tlmenfteralouillnem. “succumbed
toafslntiog spell and fell Inn ditch be
Mstbcrond. thnhlssvnwlsmumed
Itwsslate. bitterly cold, and he could
outset up. llesbouted.butnoons
camc.nndhsmadeuphlsmlnd that ha
mnstfrssnatodsath, when a dog came
trotting along the road. III. Shirley
called to hlmnad bsdshlm go bring
hismaatertothsreacas. ’l'hndcgbnrk-
sdhlsoonssut. turnsdwward the home
ot his master. Farmer Chas-bro, and
aroused that gentleman from sleep by
barking fiercelybsnvsthtbs window of
hi bedroom. The far-Inn thought of
butglamarmedhimsalf with his trusty
rldsaaddsscsndsd. Thsuthstatetllgent
dogledldmtothaplneswhssslr. Blur—
lsywulylngfignlnuncouscious.
While haugtngont cbtbesllra. John
Grim-.oishsltou. {all fromathlrdstory
wtnduwtothsysrdbslow. adbtancsof
overthirtyfset. Btwwssptstdupsu-
conscious. and Itwss thonghtttrst rile"
wasdsad. Shah-since mivsd,how
svsr.andstransstosay.tttsfonadthat”
anbensshavs bvsrthroha. Inhsrfall
W'Wsossdd w the anchor-
tear. ”nonhuman-Isis
luMushuskonthsdtdtbsbnek'
slaps to tbs bonus and wasbndly cut
mum. knswttlm.
JMBatsltasnam'lhuhutttsmw.
“whats" trust fist II;
ass-stern
III. naming nubmt. «litnlious at the
Tomb vi Arlrnal hen." Evening. lpwortb
rally. sublrrt. “In a Hptrll Betwfat Two."
\ouwsrn llsmyr. Mast avenue. uni-alts
tron.
. births, whit. eta-r-
vlrm IMIIan. and' .. pm. Kurulnyslhml.
I. nl.; Imperative arrv on 3.4!! p. m.; nung
pvvlple' a tau-siting til) .In. Momma: so I)" t.
Ilur liope.‘ wuloum on new new ruemlurn
amt lml n supper Easter north a In cveulM
turn! I 'a Erasmus. t‘hnn h street [Mir
alto Ibvllvven. Novwnlk. Itcv II. T. tlrnham.
IIoly Wampum”) a. In. :IIIvIn-v sunk-In, with
Harmon. at 103) a In. Iluudn srlxmhlim
v Inc service with arr-non, 1:2!) p. m.
“as Inlays-st. ltehlsu avvuvc and (‘11s-
ovwnlk. Iiuv. II. II. Watklna. rector.
turrd om ‘ few DIM!“ “a [0' a” “I“ III-tar Hue-lay Itoly (‘ornrnunlusu 'Im a In.;
I‘ll”:- Ia anrlay Miami.
sveat gm”
until
u..."
«wear afo vanes
”we .3“; all.“ .-
. I" an, I I“
amiflichllnsa. mean. . Vespers.
mourn. near VanZnndt
. ttsv. t‘.
.and
Int.c
III
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”muons av warms In Mo
trans Pastor Aptts. (mud Arr-rm IIaIl.
Warlhllatunst
3M am a. u “I; I?“ ' I":
III- . II c
all. I'll; that-she muslin-....
nowoou tisrow than!» ll arcane.
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All the Latest Novelties In.
Furnishing Goods!
nel IT’S SO.
that we would like to
the splendid assortme
line.
from $3,“
{flutter title date our store will he
closed on Tuesday. Thursday and
Friday evenings. at ti o clock.
Open on londay. Wednesday and
Saturday evenings
OII‘WIIIOITWE HAVEA VERY FINE LINE.
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The law of Self Preservation
. Antedates all other la
we, either moral, men-
tal, ethical, financial, etc.
The entire force of The Sentinel, includ—
ing the World’s Fair editor are my author-
ity for the above statement, and the work
on the basis that if you see it in The Senti—
But that has nothing to do with the fact
call your attention to
at of
SPRING IAIIIIETS, GIPES, etc,
that we are showing this spline. It will be
to your advantage financially to give us a
call and see What we can Show you in this
—___....._.
JACKETS
range in price from $3.98 to “4.98,
OAPES
to “3.49.
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Full assortment of
Tans, Modes, Navy, Blacks, etc.
auras:
83 Washington Sl.
6E0. VIII ILSTIIIE. Prop.
REMOVED
To Its. 5 Railroad Place,
.I ACOB ll. LAYTON. with larger odlcc fullb-
tles. will [be pleased to continue his scrvlcent
wants of the mmmmmuutty In any of tile
lines of business In [mum Estate.
steamship ”tickets. Drafts and YHonor Orders
and Notary I‘ublh.
3
SMITH IIIIIIVIILK BIIIIGB BIII
III Washington street.
than dull) (most! to I! a. m.. and In In not
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MERRILL
BIISINESS CIILIEGE,
MAMFOIID (‘ ()‘I‘N.
A stun-moth. first class tvnlnl when! for
hath sum All hut-Incas truth
Upon entlre (var. Terms "PM. Ilrndu
ates nnnlatn to positions. Enter now. For
IWIIHM. It. A. IIEIIIIILI. I’ve-I.
GREAT BARGAINS.
David Stow,
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Paper Hangekggl‘cipjrrl. Palulrl
Will PIPER IIIII BIIIIIIEIS
ISorth Main sir-er. Bo. Norwalk.
{-‘nmplt' books of toll Itnc latest at In of
Paper-n. borders and Gilt Mouldings ea In
hmlara for dummies. on country
In. It Estimates cheerfully glvsn.
BRENNAN’S
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Restaurant,
’I'IIE "NEST IN Till CITY.
Is now open and ready for business.
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Bridgeport. tons. all ly
Physician for Women!
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96 Washington St.
THURSDAY, March 30
IFIEIIIIIIIII IIIII some.
The public are cordially in-
vited to inspect our stock of
WILL PIPER.
WIIIDIIW SHIIIES.
COBIIlIiE PIILES
PIIIITEIIS’ SUPPLIES.
In these several branches we
propose to show a line of goods
second to none. mr28 tf
Now Is
incline I
own IIIIIII IIIIIIE.
2 Large Lots Bumll Ive.
4 Good Lots
Woodward Ive.
9 Nice lots
Riverside Ive.
l4 Choice lots
Lincoln Ave.
I5 Sighlly Lots
on me BIIIII
overlooking the harbor. ,
No more available sites ran?”
building a pleasant home can
be offered than these lots on
the Woodward estate. Two
years ago I offered my first
purchase of these lots “on terms
They
are mostly paid up now, and
their warrantee deeds are noted
in The Sentinel nearly every
woekm—thc happy owners of a
prospective home. You know
them; you can see the model
cottages already built. Why
not make a beginning now?
You can buy for cash. You
can make quarterly payments.
You can pay monthly—«any way
or amount to suit you.
If you will only try you will
own a lot in a short time.
WWW-—
PRICE,
$350, Momma
For further particulars en-
quire of
JOHN IIINDB,
On the premises, or
CIIIIISTIII SWIIITZ.
usaWuhingtoani 8t. attheoflcs
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I. II. NISIIIIIIIIII.
Plumbing.
Gas-fillies.
Tin and Sheet
Iron Holt.
IIIIIISHIIIPES.
uni-mm
dlfllfllm.
With
lill’rowillto’s; .
Branch Slots ‘
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