can be found at
ANCIS &
ashmgton St,
“st Line of Furnishings
CO. ’5,
N orwalk
III minnow.
announcer. aroma-em.
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law!“ Harald Weather luraeaet.
Tharalnywuathnrto-dalwumhtatobetol-
lowed bud-ring. 'lb-morrowitpromiaelto
bemllyclearandeooler.
“kill” “Milly!“
worm
Remaining uncalled foratthe followlugpoet.
adieu forthcweekendlng‘pflllhm Per-
eouacaliltwtoranyoftheulettere willplaaee
eartherarendvertiaed:
Bouthlt alt—ll. A. on Bacon,
John Callaghan», liliamnthnaons'
Kuwait—Mira Ethel Andrewa. I liar-
etGlleedJliuSarah . Tompkine. re.
WORLD’S PAIN CONTEST.
For the lent Popular School Teacher la
the 'l'awa of latte-ll.
rural. once on or before
the above date.
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*VIALI. PAPER,
I «flavor to have everything“-
needodin thieline nndnrn told
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m be V017 glad to bring loath. of the Incentive committee“
the leewalh Driving W
W “a give you price. for A meeting of the executive commit.
tee of the Norwalk Driving annotation
wae held yeeterdey afternoon.atwhich
it waaowiugtolaekof funhtbemed
inadvleable to hold a spring meeting.
Prevhlon waemadefor alloutetanding
obligation, an that the annotation ie
relievedfromalireepouaibilitytherefuv.
'lhepreeldent,ltr.linrlron.willadmce
about “lamenddepeudfor tell-burne-
ment npunreueiptafrumthefiatlonal
emoeleflonforunpddnuanatml'he
track will he keptopen for neutron,
withallprlvilegee,ee JON
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MM“ Milena-waffles!”
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800T“ WNWAIIK.
What “chanted one", neonate.
aadlavlu.
Anothaoarloadolarriagee bee juet
arrivedtclarthurerght.
“A."‘Pi'l’leuty of ice cream at Laue‘e, 5i
Waehlugtouetreet.
Iii-Grace ,ot Greeupolnt.
L. I... la vidting lib lay Finnegan.
Havilaudetveet.
Kr. and Ira. R. B. Taylor, of Clay
street, prunted Rev. J. H. Smith with
anewgrandaoutheotherddy.
-Pure notice with purecream,llc. a
cup.depotreehurant. Opeuall night.
’l'beiuueralol John Miller will take
place at 1 o’clock Sunday afternoon
from his late ruideuoe, 33 Summit
etreet.
The next regular meeting of the Chen-
tauqua Union will be held Monday even-
ing. at the reddeuoe of Ni- Iiule l.
Tolls, Fairlield avenue.
~Blue-fleh,10c;roerhad,10c. People‘e
lathe-t, Norwalk and South Norwalh.
Him Iconoras. Hanna, of New Brit-
ain. formerly a teacher in the South
Norwalk echool, hae been-ubetituting for
Hire Emma B. Smith theput week.
The South Norwalk Hardware com-
E' panycallattentioutotbeirts lawn
mowere and their etock 0! garden heee.
all of which in guaranteed to be thin
year’e goode. __
—We sell today and next week Jacob
Bellmann'e Monople Beer. Oriental
Balding Worhe, ill North Main street.
The home on Cbeeurut atreet. occupied
by Ira. Pedro Guerrero Henge. nee
Dorsey, ha been acid to William liar-
ford. llr. and Ira. longs expect to re-
move to Bridgeport.
—Remouable prioee at Lane'e depot
rutaurant. Opeuull night.
Owing to the illncm of the patter, Rev.
C. G. Cullen, Rev. John NcGahie and
Bev. Ir. Jonee,of Brooklyn, will occupy
the pulpit o! the Rowayton Baptist
church touwrrow.
The last but one of theeerieeoferr-
mone to young people about themerlvea
will be preached in tbeCongregational
church to mor'row evening. Topic,
"Self-Emancipation."
——llueic fouroeute a aheetet Coleman's.
The Lockwood Manufacturing com-
pany has made the following returua:
CapitalthfiMueaLeetate. “8,748.53:
pereonaleetate,.i66,492.25; debt, .37.—
781.5ih credite. ”final.
Thefrienda or liar Hattie I. Jonee.
ofNoroton Heighte,willbegladtohnow
thateheierecovering fromarerioueill-
new. Shower inmhecritieelcondi-
tiouthatheriilewaedespalredol.
——Pure Ice Cream. at Lane‘e. 5|
Theaunualfreowili uttering meeting
oftbeW.C.’l'.U. will be held inthe
chapelof theCougeagational church.»-
morrow afternoon at 4 o'clock. The
ladleahaveprepared an intereetiugpm—
gramme.and It hhopedtherewlllhea
goodatteudanc.
—JuniueBrowu,palnter,paprr hanger,
decorationa. general jabbing. staining.
W Shtein pat ofloe and Bo. Nuwalh
Hardware Co. Contract- eollcitad. M-
drem llaviland etreet, South Norwalh.
—-'l'herewlllbeaueabibltlouefWater
Onion-ml Paetelr byJ.C.lluillngton,
of Bowaytou. at No. I North lain
etreet.hegianingon Tnmday. April Ill.
chain. Saturday, April 23., Private
view Tee-day afternoon and evening,
alterwhlohtheexhibitlouwillhefreeto
thepublic. 'l‘hrreuemany picture-of
healintcreetlnthecolleethu,avlr.ll.
herbeen wertingaboutourehorettor
neon-re.
1Imflayler'bulyd’reeheveryrhgy.at
manner-me.
Thecaeeot MAW-adult
William I]. Rotten her been-peelelly
mined toruhllatheflaperlovfloart,
melody [Euler-eat“.
lime- nee-normal deputi-
aadwhmhehgaoa-rmldeatvefthle
etate. ‘lheantieahforewvlemreadteed
bytheylalaulwhttathehyhgutthe
aewwatermahferleathlterwahwae
84 WASHINGTON
IIIIiiII Ind IIpInIsI Railings,
Shades and Draperies.
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STREET. SOUTH
A. Dickerman & Son,
NORWALK. CONN.
”DINA“ NEWS.
A in“! WI! lI—e Iro- the
mud“
looalneweoathlrdpacb.
lllrellarthalleehwithmt Bwlnlmie
thegueetofhu condo, IaeGlaraBill
of Weetaveuue.
Alrealarmgougwaayeeterdeyplaced
inAmietantEngineerThomeaB.0elioru’e
Mmeoulterwluetreet.
IEI
Theeeleetmeo eecured pawege tbh
morninglorflllenflalvbtoher former
hominflmerlckfireland.
lire Johanna Lucy. ot Winnipauk,
haepureheeeda home on Arch etreet.
Shewillmoveinearly next month.
Charlee T. Hathewe. of Elmenwortb.
wae in town yaterday. mating arrange-
mute forthe buildingof hie new cottage.
Aeou wee born to Superintendent B.
C. Yeetou, oi the Norwalk and South
Norwalh Electric Light company. Ian
night. _~__.
Thecaaeof Helicon e Walmoth. of
New Haven. vr. Michael Pahau will be
tried before Junior Auntie on. after-
noon
Hilton Elwood, formerly of Norwalk,
who went south in the internal of a bicy~
cle company, hae arrived at Savannah,
Georgia.
The Alpha Wheel club it moving into
new quartcra over Glover QIOIarn'eetore.
A handsome new piano will be placed in
the meme.
lira. Herbert VauNcee. 01 Elm street,
will leave Norwalk Monday for a two
weehe' vieit with her pareute in New
York city.
hire. Anna Lawrence died at her home
in l'onxhteepaie. N. Y.. aged eighty-five
years. She was the mother of lira. Rev.
J. ll. Smith. F...“
The anmmary of the Weekly Record,
than five real mtale nice in Norwalh,
tor the current week, and mortgagee
amounting to “,3”
Judge F. B. Hall,of the SuperlorCourt.
yreterday granted adivorce to ldella
Berne- from her huebaod Joeeph Barbee.
The ground w. cruelty and drunkenneee
Adelegatiou of the local Knighte of
Columbus will probably vieit St.
Augustine. of Stamford. tomorrow
evening, to witnaet work in the third
degree. ____
The care of l.Ratchtordva.Charlee
Adamo, for rent, was before Justice Ane—
tiu thie morning. The defendant did not
appear and judgment waa rendered in
favor of the plaintlll.
The County Commieeionere have de-
cidednot tobuealioeuae to John
Tuhey, of Franklin averme, on the
ground that he ha been convicted of
rolling liquor without a liceuae.
Attorney George A. flounecher yceter-
day aerved notice of diroree proceedinga
upon Ira Emily Webb, who ie confined
inBridpport jail. 'l'heeuitlebruught
by her hueband.JohnWehb.a colored
gardener. Ire. Webb ie a white woman.
and an habitual drunhald.
Jamel B. Coetello,of (.‘lrertunt etveet,
and litre Nellie Sullivan. of Plymouth
avenue. will he married at St. lary‘e
church on Wedueeday morning. filth
inet. ThebridmmaidwillbeNi-Kate
Salliveu,aeieterof the bride.and John
P. Kennedy. of llmollyn. will act a
hmtraeu. Afteraehorttonrtheyoung
couple will promo-Chat.
untetreet.
Thefalr of the American Mechanic-
and Bumpy D wneeontiuurdlaetnight
atthear-ory. Deepite the «plea-at
weetherthevawaeafelretteednee. At
ONLCIIUI. LITTLE DANCERS.
Annual lxhlbltlea and leeeptlew ell’ro—
fe-er lewall'a Dancing manoe-
Bad weather ueually interteree with
public attain, but unfavorable-e it wan Beard.
hetnighhithadnoapperentefleetupou
the eighth annual exhibition of Prof. W.
Gilbert Newell’e dancing chore. which
attracted to Notional! a large atten-
dance of dancere and eneetem the
former taxing the capacity of the main
floortoltautmoat limit. and the latteruenon
thebaloony to a meet aatiefaotory de-
gree. lu abort. it ecllpeed all of Prof.
Newell'e previouaimllar afliaira. everyy
oueofwhich haebeen a moat complete
enema. We venture the etetement
that Nubia Hall wae never before
graced with no mucbof youth and been-
ty under condition! to pieaeurable in
every particular.
rm; exhibition commenced at Sill).
wltll the octagon quadrilie. participated
in by lliee Schuman and l’rofeeeor
Nowell. Mine Mamie Whaler and Bar-
old Gleudeuning, Ili- Louiee Woodward
and Charlee Regen. lb llay Ademe
and Edward Kearney, It'nw Lulu Stanley
and Joacpb Gregory. lire Hal Curtis
and George Cram, Ni. LouieGloverand
E. G. IlcCann, lire Kate Smith and
Frank Center. It was an entirely now,
pretty and dillicult dance, but it wan ex
routed wrth precision and in a decidedly
gracelul etyle.
The tailor dance, by eight little mil-cam
from Bridgeport, wan exceedingly
pretty. Thoee participating were Efel
Lane, Allie (Zoom, Flora Eddy, Sarah
Stone, Carrie Phelpe. Belle Kampineki,
Jennie and Nettie Kupfer. They also
danced the baby polka no graoelully and
securely that they were obliged to re
tot: wreattired in white and carried a
rattle.
Mien Beale Nowell won deserved
eppleuec for the charming manner in
which abe performed the Highland
fling.
The Waehiugtou minuet wan danced“
by lil- .luiia Lockwood and Homer By-
ingtou, lliaI Edith Coueina and Louie
hound. Niae Grace Byluttton audWardm
Gregory, li- Vera Wood and George
Woodward.
Nb Mollie Ktlliugbech, the popular
little dancer, then gave the butterfly
dance with her uvual graee,and wee
eeen later in a tambourine dance.
The maypole dance wae an exceeding
ly pleaeant feature, the eight mince
participating heingfiadie Newman,Agnre
Golden. Amy Balcom, Carrie Pitch-I.
Jeanie Benedict. Julia Lockwood, Alyse
and Jane Gregory.
The imperial quadrille was executed in
as equally a graceful manueru the other
doncre. Thoee who took part were
Nina Grace Adamo. Grace Stommel,
Vern Wood, Edith Hunter, Julia Loch
wood, Hand Fauntleroy. Grace Byiugton,
Stella Aurtin of Barton. Clarence Cram.
Hervey Betta, Samuel Story and Frank
Venlluren.
Wheeler & Wiieou'e orchestra furuieh»
ed music for the eixteen uumhera on the
order. There were eereral new dancer,
and tlwy were executed in a way that
apohe well {or Protector Newell ae an
iuetructor.
Theiloor director who R. G. IleCann,
and hie amietaute were 2. Kenny,
llarry Wilaon, F. W. lkcher, Clarence
flout. Charle- ltogere. 1’. it. Sterene,
Victor Terrie, George Sharpe. W. E,
Smith. W. B,Wardwell, G. E. Cram,
Prank Coceter, S. B. Rowland, “corp
Fryer. Rudolph unbeaten-in. and E.
Freyler.
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lawn and aunt. .'. in. Day I- am
luv-Ii.
Ni- lntlbe Bartram, of Wine. N.
Y., b viaitiug Ira. Nary 0. Elder. at
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Thefuneralofillre. Iary Ann Roberta
willbeheldfromthehouee at 2:3) and
from Trinity church at 8 o'clock linu-
day.
epondtoan encore. Each oi the little d.
emulate-ml cow-me- the ThreerviceatthelintAveaaeletho-
mattvroteewlhwlnithetalrlnqlay achharchoullaadaymn
mammary-unwary- momma-mm rum
w. Thefairwlll beepeued tile “chm will hambhdbyanw'
ellernoon all Mane tonight. when mmMoflovwalh gently
them-ludedeehlouwlllbeaaaoun- ”taxman-and Indra-natal
and vocal manic. which will be both
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Wh-lr.Krae-errmdtheeteryetttu Merrill-Mead
“mm“- mom-eureka“. Hammered-mm.
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Llwltemathaet Heal-yew “Written-lamina” rid at the I“ of the We
wheelbwmedJkilp-Metmaelmu Ila amine-y.
mwlflreaaeallfleaefhvrfaney flea teretara, however, an! In. momma-m latchi-
dud-c. hedhphwflbflebtwealtwmwmehftwh thvml‘htt
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“when I'm.
lourn llonwaua Connemarwnr Weet
avenue and Went-t reete. L
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Imo'clootnn -' we end an."
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Scorn Noawau lament". Weet avenue,
near Garner. Rev. ”Burma.
mu ll’ . May
12%,.» " 'pwni‘ ”d 0th inane at
0.15. ”MM” will preach morning am
Weetavenuenear
Bomztoawanx Brrmrr.
nreet. No nettlerl paelor Preaching,
to.» a. In. and 71!) p. In- , Sonata,“ "115:
“prayer meetina.
Ir. lav-ea h both nor-legend even-
in.
a=
'I'Itrrrrrv tumour. West vtreet and fair.
field avenue.Santh Norwalh. Tier. Olin Hailed
WWI mi
Noawau Goaoanoerronr. corner
hewie «mete. tier. 1'. ll. ob,ie l). 1).
Sum r. Serv‘lceeat tomato. MTfl'PEMJ
nndpy reborn i231) .m.. Junior Endeavor
mee
p. III.
will occu
evening.
ancient.
nuee. 'ya tt.
Ion) a. m. and 7:2)p. m;
1: m.: lpworth League meeting.
The newly appointed paator w
mornlncandevenlng.
New“: Banter. Beet avenue. opposite
Rev. 7. Robbin». pm.- Sen
Milkmen: and 1:!) ..;m iirtndayecimoi.
l:..' In; early rayermeet ng,i01ia.m.. (Jung
ie‘ I meet .6: to p m. Mmlngan ect.
Aw ith raj: evening aubject eev
Clear of the Rocks.
Sr. Paulie firmer". Church street. oppo—
atte the Green, Norwalk .3. 1'. Graham,
rector. Divine eervice with sermon. 3W .. a.
m.: Divine eervlce with sermon who am
Diviney Rule With Whit: h to Take a M
leaenre." Evenl King's
'errybua " members into the
Order of Douchteve of the Kink. free eittlnge
and a cordial Welcome to all.
Gnaca trimmer. Borden aveovc and From
etruet. . orwalh, Rev. II. it Watkins. rector.
Second Sunday alw Banter. llnl (' ammo.
ulon em a. In: Morning Prayer. .lmnyaud
sermon. at Willa. on: Sunday ecbml . “Alum;
Evening Prayer and eermou. ‘2’!) p. m. Thor'—
yatfi p. m. Evening Prayer All are web
come
Em Avamra In! 0.0m near VenZendt
aveuoe,EaetNorwalk. Rev. (1M
tor. Preaching 10;!) am. and mm. In; Milan-
day ecbool. l- m.; young people' a meeting Mr)
p.m. Morning eubiect. "The Day 3 at " lo
the evening there w ll be a sacred comrt.
Sr. anv'alt. (I. corner of Went avenue
andChapeletI-eet. Norwalk Rev W 1 inc-
how an. 7 a. m: (ibiylrene
Mani-mam; High Alana, W3 am; Tarpon.
rmp. In.
emxowooo Valor Cunt. III
South Norwalk Sunday School
... 1.. who” ohmi-
Chl' .tl'Cll cry for
Pltcher’e easterla.
avenue.
9 m .
Kaoweth
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Children Cry for
Pitcher'e Cantorla.
Children Cry for
Pltcher’e Castorle.
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The Hebrew Beth larael 90¢!er Mlltlta
antenna to build anyuaaowue on ltlvrvelde
avenue. next to the Swedish church. (Ecuador‘—
butlone of any amount may be left at Ihe
Sentinel office and will he thankfully received
v I’l- ' ' all-ail"-
IPIII must. IIIIIIIIL‘
Wednesday Eve’s. April I 9
BRAID Will all
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To be given by the rholr at (Grace church.
Chem lelem Qanrtettee.
Mae and Davie.
[my number height and not a dull More.
to be' , wtth‘
"cannon-I. magneto.
Admimten. toe. to any part “the“
('hart reopen at Plaaew’ elatavaay April K
We
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Sunday school. For. Morning subject. ”The.
euporiorertieleitielorOoffee
Aleocellaudgetetreepeeeto
leading Grocer. 83
Thellighiendlvaperatedereainoer"8uooeu”willheon
treeketthedepet onNondey,Aprilli’tb. hire
of thecelebreiedfiighleudOreem nicer-tore,» show w“
whereyouwillbetrentedtodelimieepreperedbytbieertiele.‘
" Telephone Call.
endleeOrenIn. Served
roihmrh thebenutliul
I 3'2a
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR
Washington Street
mWhence all thin hubbub, this great commotion
That etire all mlnde from lake to ocean. ’
And gave Mr. Bieeell the dreadful notion
That we were criminale galore.
From Maine to Texan you will hear it,
How we give u World’e Fair ticket;
And the way in which to win it
The papers tell you o’er and o’er.
‘ E. J. WADHAIVIS. Proprietor,
PEBPLE'S IIIKET. FIEE llElIVEIT, PEBPLE'C IIIKET,
18 r‘0'"l'he'lc'phonon“n “In?!“ 512‘?- i lkiletieiection guaranteed. l 211'“ng «Ni—5311';
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COLUMBIA
In. On eaey tonne and fully guaranteed. WHY not I tb BEST
calcium tire to repair. a» we are willing at; 42:14an meant time.
Second-Hand Columbine
From aroma.» to mod ridetblr audition W .
THU)“ “B1618. tell all second hand whecla
JACKSON 5"
Real Estate and Insurance
£551,010! mum.
l’ermmvw iooltl foralot.or him and lot
with the “"33 permeate it.nrw invited it
call and nominee our lint. e have liurm (or
sale in every punter the city at rmwruhb
price» and on mv tartar. mu
WAN'I’I'EID.
l)RN§lII:IA'KlTNG Nora «gm “on taby
buoy emu. We a A Star:
liner. r South Stator It. I aL’r iw
wo mum mllnmm WMLII a
pleasant foreword from mo, wit? m'
without mm furnace heat. lath, ”01.. rtx
talcum walk from depot. (all at or addme
'tielect" Sentinel other aim at-
MMIZDIATILY. awn
[boxer Meleebmabvmt use nutrient-2m
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of the firm or Mlubelll odd. or Wall «reel.
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Brother» (‘0fo Raymond and lie; rim".
tomb Summit. til 1:
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hmveanrlm mate blow-l! rrrally Iter—
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'l‘W 0 retirement amnmnie. four and fine
large rmme new home rornev Moan
avenue and Valley I'llt.htlgi1lfc 2.31 niar
amen. nlew
lflftlslnlllll rmwna fur rim! e mm or man
and wire. Apply at TI Mantle” -_I., Pvrfllb
tom'wallr . all. in
NNW eta rmmmtteawon Nate pt. two min—
ulna walk from ltmrayrun 411.14 In-
on!" or llavvey Aden. llowettou. I one. It
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S‘FNT; rent tut. Aim-tr meet o. J
not "1. Appivyto MW. W. hater,“ The! to.
fur a Kmpr' n all if
1"!) boom In let by the year near elation
Itwweyl :l. l'onrt. (kw r mom honor and
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