can be found at
1 Stock 0f Clothing
7 ever shcwn in town, and always the
t Line of Furnishings
Noorwalk.
84 WASHINGTON
THE EVENING SEN'I'INEL.
1w Banallllturand m.
mains-salesm-
hill at” at are at In
lswlswkl-fld'sath-lslnsast.
Thswsathsrtodsyprnmhsstobsssnwally
cloudy. with rain. no decided temp-Nara
clung. and fog on the coasts. lollownlby
highsadclywlah. ‘l'o-morrow in Ira-hes
tohsgsawally fromcloadytopartlycluadr.
weskistkeoommenco- withnmanddlshflrhlshsr. fliewadby
coolerandclsartnrcondltlonsatnkht.
loam PAIR CONTEST.
For the last rap-Ins lclwel Teacher In
mat. sales on or before
he returned to Tan Saw-
tbs above data.
. lathe'l’swasf Norwalk tstke 9
W'“m Bum 'World’s Fair.
5‘
d!
V COUPOVSmaybeseutby mailJmndedl
31$ ,hntrncomceorwnmbmordm-IM
used in the District if they are 3‘3“" lam-I the “M3331:
filial“! condition.
disadolafiiflfl
'- Wthophca
.ll. Planted”?
unsure-Io Godfrey last Mar-XIII '.
mo
noun ll. (lamb-rt.” Horwnlk
”Josie Better Prank Ila”
43 Washington St.
I soon! Ironwsnu
..=.starasrriiaisraaaaiss..3...
inthIsIIne andam told
”hammock thanany
,Wstcrsinllorwalk. lm—mmem-s
Whiteymtocallandsec """ "“""‘"
amfluu'umuhflmh I""l'beCrwstofflocisty willbeprsaent.
‘nsteonvcnientfor youtocall 1 pk, Critieshavssounded in prahes;
N be very glad to bfingwmzbapphuswevmght
, prices yon-o m an
,' mflnfiy‘m for pres-tent sneer-hasattsndsditzthea
" 1 mitmeil-boundunlfltheenrtain
4m
snactieahofthsmcst
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floss HOSE flflbw,‘_
1pm was:
, bemsdetotbememhevship.
, Union ofPair'ileldccunty willholda
.l baskstconvmticnintheCougregational
‘I.Winated,has forwarded his resigna-
z‘: brick factory in EsstBridgeport, former
' puposm. AnimpecttoninvltedJ’riees
WI WWI“,
'hntthnha’lsaf 0.0“: arousing
anal-slag.
Min Junta“ of 28 Elisabeth
mm.hquitedckwiththegrlp.
Arth-l‘Jawhconflnsdtohisbed
wifithsulnathishomsonClay
M
-Delineator for April at Flynn's. P. O.
Thslndspsnrbntfiocisldnbwillmest
tomorrow night with Camusl Hoyt.
Bayviewavsnus.
Butlsersptw. Now, will work the
markdegresto-mcrrownight Refresh-
menbaftsrlabor. ‘
-—Hnylsr’s candy.frmh everyday. at
lane's. 51 Washington at.
The Royal Arcsnum will holdaregulav
meeting tonight. Furthrw additions will
TheRev. C. W. Morrow. of Danhnry.
has telegraphed his acceptance of the
call conferred bytheBeeoudCongrsga—
tionalchurch.ofNorwicb.
—lu‘c fonrceuls a drestat Colerdan‘a
The Wonmn's Christian Temperance
church. Newtown. Weduoday. April 3.
Captain Henry 8. Tyre“. of Company
tioatoCoIcnell'rostonacccuntcfbsing
absentfromWinstedonbusiuem psrtof
thctime.
'I'lIeNew York. New Haven andHarta
ford road has bought the large
ly occupied by the Elias Howe Machine
company. The price paid was “5,000
——lien quality. lowest prices. Also
light lunch Lane'sfii Washington street.
Albert'l‘. Eldredge, employed by the
Norwalk Iron Works company, left
tuwnlcsteveningfcrthe Chicago Fair.
where the company have several air
compressorsonexhibition.
A teamof horses attached toacuach
runaway on East avenue last evening
and went nearly the length of that
thoroughfare More theywereeaptured.
They were being driven by aSouth Nov-
walkhackmau.
Thenew Second Baptist church. the
Rev. Dr. Andrew C. Hubbard. pastor.
which cost OIOOHOOO wn dedicated in
Mbury Sunday with appropriate cere-
monies. Thechurchis on West street,
nearlain. built on a slight elevation.
andisthehandmmmsedlficsdevotsd to
religionsworahipintown.
-—Reasonahle price at lane's depot
manna Opsnallnight.
'I'he Pittstleld exprem, due in South
liorwalk at 41.”. w- sevsral minutes
lsteymterdayatterncon. having struck
andkilleda run just below Cos Cob
’I'hshodywasthmwnsevualleetdown
anemhakmsnhaudm badly mangled
asto be nnvecognirable. The remains
wastakentotheCosCobdepot.
Cor-table Conley served papers last
rightinasait brought-aims Professor
3. H. Wilson and wife by James II.
Hardy and wife. for the poisoning of
Hardy's dogs. The latter claims dill)
damages. The use will be called he-
fcreJmtiesBdwarstrvettJn the po
liesmom.onAprfl20,atha.m.
-I.uther Wright has just received a
earloadofmconsistingctam-
era! variety for pleasure and halos.
luwsndsverywagnnwarrantsd.
”antenatal-um
entertained III. IMWorksband in
W
lngrain and Brussels Carpets
dil illnlhs and [unions
, dhina and Japanese Iiallings, .
Shades and draperirs.
W
A: Dickerman & Son,
STREET. sourI-I
m”..—
Tho Highland Evaporated cream car “success"will be on the
’trsckst thedspot cullendsy. April 17th. Also demonstration '.
of the celebrated Highland Cream at our store. to show what It
superior article it is for Codes and Ice Cream. Served free.
Alsocall andgeta free pass to go through thebeautiful car,
where you will be mud to delicacies prepared by this article.
I 8-2.
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR
Leading Grocer. 33 Washington Street
Telephone Call.
NORWALK. CONN.
”DIWALI NEWS.
l MW“ llama Ira- the
minds!”
Colonel l'. BJlobsrn. or Newllochelle’
was in Norwalk yesterday.
Bichrdlclfally died III Winnipabk
“mummy-nu
’l'hs Alphathslelnb's newhead-
quartssaarsheingvepaintedandreno—
rated.
Inflectnefil’artricmflainstrest.
hm returned from a whit with her
daughterlnNcrwlch.
The retaining wall on River street
caved in again yesterday. leaving the
roadinadangerouscoudition.
The Hunt’s figures for printing the
borough's city charter were 37} cents per
Inch in nonpariel. instead of 24! cents.
The chartfor thalastY. M.C.A.en-
tertainment opens at Pinneo’s and Pleis—
ted's at 9 o‘clock Saturday morning.
April 22.
The House of Representatives yester‘
day pamed rmolutionsauthoriaing George
R. Cowlea. of Norwalk. to transfer a
trust under the will of Louisa Durand.
Hrs. Daniel Horiarity. who waarecent—
ly shot inamyswrious mauuerather
home in Wilton, is slowly improving.
The bullet ha not yet been found.
The Brotherhood of St. Andrew will
holdasocialmeetinginSt. Paul'spsmh
looms tonight. This will be the last
meeting that Rector Graham will he
with the brotherhood.
—Pure codes with pure cream. be a
cup. depot restaurant. Openall night
The Womaus club will give nut Isa
Mrs. Ii. J. Hill’s residence on West are-
nue. Thursday alternoon. from 3 to 6
o'clock. Hrs. Johnson. of Phfladelphia,
will read a paper upon Aaron Burr.
It is understood now that John Tuhey
cannot get a Iicense.IIis son William wIIl
apply for one to sell liquor on Franklin
avenue. This report has raised a general
hubhub in that neighborhood.
In. Matilda Finney. of New Haven,
and George D. Ker-lune! South Norwalk.
will be married at the home of lira
I’iuney's daughter. Hrs. J. 1". Bryant.
corner of Franklin avenue and Elm
street. Norwalk. at 7 o'clock this evening.
Fred Williams. a clerk employed at
Glover's grocery store. went to Danbnry
withsome friends Tuesday uisht. sud
whenhe awoke yesterday morning his
money was gone, some one having gone
through his pockets and taken every-
Ihing of value. He was determined to
reach Norwalk. however. and walked
theentire distance.
Andrew J. Gilmore. of Daubnry, wm
declaredinsane by hi brother Thomas.
but Judge Robertson. of New Haven.
has decided that Andrew is peflactly
sane. Ilehistalegiu the war and re-
ceimapendcn of W a mouth. lib
defense was that Thomas was trying to
pet pcmemionof his property.
W. Ii. Lockwood shipped to Philadel-
phiaJesterday. Pickett. Ilim Hunterand
Madison Chief, where they will be put in
training by Edward Lockwood for the
Philadelphia meeting. Hay lli.and enter-
ed for that circuit. Blue Beth and sev-
eral others from Bund|e& White'sstables
in Ilanburywillfollowlalmasalso will
Jack Hasty and Diner.
Atdmlasteveuiugthe Norwalk the
department was called to Austin's
fonudryou Brook street. by an alarm
fromlios lli. While the grateofthe
smelting furnace at the foundry
being dumped. a spark lodgvdon the
Imcfthecnpolaandsstthsbeams
cnilrs. Bsfcrsthsarrlvalofthedev
partmentsomsonehroksopsnthedours
mdeatlngalshsdthshmss.
W
Asthsmadrolisrwasparslagthvoofih
lainsheetyestsrday afternoon several
lenses were frightened. and runaways
wsrsnsrrowlysvertsd. lnonsinstsnee
almmatlaehadtcaearriagscoatalning
amsn.allttlsgtrlaadaecachman took
highsandwealdhsvsgousaany he
antthseoaehmaatarasdthsm Into the
hillboardatthsndsaffisresc.
Chsuuccyl’latthaabrukenjgmund for
a new hcusson Wilton avenue.
Edsel: I. Raymond h-Inoved from
Silver line to his newly-purchased
DavidBettsplsoeanainstrest.Winni—
pank.
'l'hsreflectienofthellressmhsre lass
nightkmppmsdtchvehemthe light
ofa forestdrecnthelonglalaudshore.
nearNorthport.
‘Ihsregulaticn caps for theccnductp
ore and drivers on the Norwalk street
railway Iinsarrivsdthismcrulng. They
willnotbewornuutiltbenew registers
arrive, which willhetbh week.
Aspecialmeetingwillbe held at then
headquarters of Buckingham MI:
6. A. ll. tonight. to further talk upthe"
matter of observing lemorial Day.
Representatives of the various local
organisationswillbeprment.
At a special meetingofthellorwalk
tiredepartmeut, held in the parlors of
Pioneer Hook and Ladder company last
nighttctake Icon upon an invitation
from Buckingham Post. 6. A. It. to
turn out on Memorial Day. it was voted
loaccept the invitatrcn’ .
Rev. '1'. K. Noble.pastor of the Nor-
walk Congregational church, will be inT
his study in the chapel this
evening from ’I to ll o’clock, to meet
gentlemen. and in the library at the
par-Image tomorrow afternoon from 4
todo'clock, to meet ladies desiring re
Iigious conversation.
Olllcer Howard snared James Ellis on
Main street last night for drunkenness_
The prisoner made a desperate resist-
ance. but the onleer succeeded in subdu-
ing him. He was placed in acouvey
ance and carried to thelock up. This
morning Justice Head fined him .7 and
costs. His mother paid the amount for
him.
—Plenty of ice cream at lane’s. Iii
Washington street.
The grand council of the Royal Arca-
uum for the state of Connecticut, in
session at New Britain. elected the fol~
lowing oflcers: Grand regent. J. S.
Davenport. of Stamford: grand vice-
regent. Charles H. Prentice. of Hartford:
past grand regent. John lackerille. of
West Haven: grand secrehry. E. B.
Holloway,0f Milford: grand "calmer.
Burton C. Bryan. of Waterbury; grunt!
chaplain. H. G. Palmer. of Stonington;
grand guide. II. I’. Wetmore. of Win31. d:
grand warden. H. B. Dunbar, of Tor-
rington: grand sentry. W. I’. Perry, of
Meriden; representative to the supreme
council. 8 A. (Imogenof Winsted.
Iolhl'l'illt.
Frank Lockwood was quite badly
bitten by Winfield Grant’s dog yesterday
afternoon as he was going home from
school.
boy‘s left leg. tearing the III-ah quite
badly.
J. ll. Bowen. who has been spending“,
the winter in New York. has returned to
his residence here for the summer.
Stephen liner has been spending a
few days in Bridgeport.‘
Richard II. Boylstou has accepted a
poeiuonss upholsterer in his brother's
carriage factory. and Is at workou
several handsome baby carriage bodiesm
for tbelocal trade. Ir. Boylaton wil
keep a large stock on hand, trimming
them to order.
BAIIBN.
In. It. Hayes is seriomly ill.
Henry Richmond. who purchased the
Red Store at five lilo River. hasapplied
for alloeuae to sell intoxicating liquors.
A Sunday school conference will be
held In the Isthodlat church 'l'huraiay
themth inst. W. H. Hall. of Hartford.
will betheprtneipal speaker. The pap-d
tr: will also speak.
David lather has received the con-
vulsn W to West Norwalk.
twioeaday.
analnw'l'oohr’ehorastcok MIN
The dog grabbed hold of the WW.
tractforcsfl‘ylugtbemallsfromthegt
mun! Pals-la.
The following were fined April 13,
I”. Litfurniahed from slice of A.
I. Wooster. solicitor of patents. Bridge-
port. Conn.-
De Ver If. Warner, Bridgeport.r_lrem
AlbertC. Stiles.ltewHaven.jour-
nal’beanng :Itobwtl'. Rice. Hartford.
Waterbury.
Platt.Waterbuvy. marching for
attaching' buttons; Irving 0. Flatt.
meury. button; JohnB. Howe. Dan
bury. ponnc hine head for machine;
Charissl’. Holt. Newloudou, sprs log.
CharlesH. Yarington. Torrington. horse
shoenail machine. 'hademark —Case
Bros. Highland Part. moth proof fabric.
Heat‘s-tn] Death.
(brouerDoteu has completed his in—
vestigations of the civcnnutances leading
vpto the death of Gustavus Peterson. of
and could find nothing that
oul warrant him' In arresting anyone
or even suspecting that Petersonbad
Whence all this hubbub, this great commotion
That stirs all minds from lake to ocean ?
And gave Mr. BisseII the dreadful notion
That we were criminals galore.
From Maine to Texas you will hear it,
How we give a World’s Fair ticket;
And the way in which to win it
The papers tell you o’er and o’er.
E. J. WADHAMS. Proprietor,
PEIIPLE'S IIIKE'I’. FIEE DELIVERY, PEIIPIE'S IIIKET,
13 North Main st. 80. Norwalk. 21 Wall t. N al
Telephone call. 52-3. I Satisfaction guaranteed. | Telephoge call?lb‘:l-3k.
”W unII§"nnInIInIIIIcIcIfsT““
lllIIES' IIIIIIrnIIn nInInIIs ?
methis deathby foul y. The body 70 IO 20
had been in the water sauce last Novem- $ $ 1 '
her and an so could notbe perform-
3.11m Rpm; z) 10:0“! y IBM to Ladies taught to ride gracefully In the least pos-
sible time FEE! OF CHARGE.
COLUMBIA BICYCLES
0n easy terms and fully guaranteed. WHY not get the BEST? They cost no more; slmplast
lather llavs I’sn a Baby. ’
If so, get from your druggistto
for 25cm..abottle of Dr. Band's Colic
Cum. Ev baby one“ has d'utmrng ireto repair. as we are willing to demonstrate at anytime.
colic. Dr. ands Colic Cure 'ves im-
mediate relief removing wstlnd from second-Hand c0lumblas
the stomach and quieting the nerves,
From arcmm in good rldrable condition.
giving restful sleep. Itother,think of AT ”mm Pitt
Cg sell all second-hand wheels
rho worry and anxiety this saves you. £3.
If your baby is teething Dr. Hand's —'rnz our ltleABLl nuM— ‘
Teething Lotion for 25 cents, soothes and JACKSON 53 W ALI. STREET. NORWALK. C'I‘. BROTHERS
that t_o Sorwalk Hotel.)
relievmallpain. Soldbyalldruggists. "Imam
My wife was confined rober bed for ‘—'—"
over two months with a very severe at— R" -;t v 't b R .
tackofrheumatism. Wecouldgetnoth- e urn '8' y equest !
ing that would aflord her any relief. and
as a last resort vc Chamberlain' a Pain
Balm a trial. 0 our great surprise she
began to improve after the first applica-
tion. any by using it ngularily she was
soon able to get as and attend to her
house work. E. . Johnson, of C. J.
Knutsen & 00.. Remington )linn. 50 t
cent bottles for sale byiz .C Stillson.
druggist. _ ..
If a New hork millionam: gives 3 din- "k 1 . _‘ , ;.
nor at 5th avenue and 26th street crating = » =21 ' ‘ .3.
mtheee 00 which gives 19 dpeoplew dyspe Ia ‘
2,“: I...” I... mhloaoo H. M. DICKINSON M D
eachforogfitugflgcdwmmcmthemi y I a,
what I Duns 99! up"- I . AVII 'l'IlI-Z CELEB '1
the m be KIND. I I RATED STAFF 0F
ng8‘l persons at the feast?
heInquire at Plainted’sdrugstore, where
you may have the solved and ‘
get information about C wtus Blood Cure. ,
- — -—' “-W ‘ The Great Consumption S eclallsts
Chl' Iron Cry for p '
HAVE ARRIVED AT THE
mm” ”mm MAHAIIKEMII IIIITEI SMITH NIIIIWAI
mm m.“ "8......“ AND OPENED A): owner: 18 mason no. 51
WhenabewasaChiId. moor-led for“ Au Wlli'l \ Isrr runes suIvrn-pluvso Il' us {itlfllll Ann}... ‘33 wn. I It“ rat a slit?“ rL-I run
ill' 1 "ARI; FOR THREE r \ i r u l I I
When ll” became I“ N “m ‘0 W 33::‘iptal'gwfil‘h’thomigk :ni‘ll'rrarlélxfitevlimfflig' in; filfiillilgeys :Ifilnilgfoia‘ltizfiml‘feywrfriegemu
Children “mm a e I ones on ~41 n st
mm had up” useless treat neat. llurlqulI: paint Harlin}: :v‘e‘i'egjrf'zgdzgnlscurz'fi: lug more money for
These specialists will positively cure ('atarrh. Bronchitis. Asthma. and Throat and Lung
diseases. and will absolutely guarantee every Iaseoft ‘IIruumptlon they no to treat. This
mode of treatment is safe. sure and certain in its results Epileps Hts'e II Nervous Exhaus-
tion and all forms of nervous (Ilse seen. permanently cured by the udon Special Treatment.
TbI y have set and the service of the greatest English Specialist for Blood. skin and Surgical
ch‘Id r.“ cry for Diseases of men. Those suffering from Rheumatism. Sores. Ulcers 'l‘IImors. Cancers or an
form of Skin or ‘lcalp disease. should visit them at once. Remember. consultation advice and
Pitcher's Castorla """°""“"“‘”"‘ “’°
' NOTE. This visit is made at the earnest request of many sick and suffering persons who
Ghudfen cf! fOf were unable to see the doctors at the time of their visit here in December last. and whose cor»
dition precludes a trip to the Bridgeport emce. More than no letters have been rescind by
PItCher'. Castorla. the doctors requesting them to again come to South Norwnlk. and they have arranged for the
dates as above and for the ten days duignated will give their services free of charge to all who
W ANT“... may desire them. Patients will kindly observe our hours. which are from 10a. In. to 9 p. m
SMALL famil would like to "I“ . —fl”; {viral-ye from In to «i only. Patients now under treatment will please call during first days Ii
to.” fonts from room. f deeir- - '
icons or two gentlemen. Furnace heat. Math OFFICESleFalrfield Ave..Bridge;nrt;R!I(7hapel 8L. Sew “area. all l0:
hath. etc. five mlnulea‘ walk from depot. - ‘
Calloraddress Boom." thlsoluce. spare: " '1' 1 _ — — .. . , ~ -
‘ ANTID~ By a competent hook- krsper.a ‘1'!" Ilflllflfllfs. gfl’flflflfllflfll
mfiiir'l'immrflio ell-mot ”an“: . .. ,, , , . a _. ,_ _ _ .
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noons for my bouukeepl III.» III fam- " “‘" at n
I 11’ “1'"- “m g... Ir. IIIIn Slelsnn's Players
BLED!” (loud board in the Great Sensation M the Afl‘ In a scenlt pmlucrlon of the Romantic
Binnie board at reasonable.“ rates. bAlpplr Irish Drama,
to Clarke. ll Henry street. South
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