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MUTE NORWALK.
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BIIIISHES etc.
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THE EVENING SENTINEL
Janus sown. mum and W
no.1 manic ”o’clumhfi’lfltls cents
BOUT]! NONWALI ml hem.
Box 3~Corner Washington and North Main
streets.
' Box C-Oorner Day and Tollee streets.
Box I-Croes street.
Box lit—West street. opposite Franklin street
school.
Box ill-Concord street, opposite school.
For li—Corher North Main and Ann streets.
Box lb—Corner High street and Bayview
avenue.
Box Its-Norwalk Iron Works building.
avenna and Cedar
street.
Box zl—Corner West street and Taylor
avenue.
Box 23—43mm Ely avenue and Editor: street.
Box ls—Ocrner South Main and Monroe
streets.
30: 32~Hectrlc Light station.
Box el-F’alrheld avenue and Cedar ’street.
nlInlatnre Almanac for ‘l'o-merrow.
Sn Rises 8 RI h'l‘ld Low Tide
£6th unJSfu‘ “MS”! ntAIIO
New York Herald Weather rarer act.
The weather to-day promises to be from fair
to partly cloudy and warmer. Tomorrow it
promises to be generally fair with higher. fol-
lowed by falling temperature.
Lowest Point of the Il’herlnometer.
The lowest point of the thermometer for the
twenty-four hours ending at noon today was
II“ above zero.
SOFT“ NORWALK.
What
Doing and Staying.
the People‘s Market. yesterday.
—Lane‘s for candy, price, quality and
variety.
cargo of cement at Wilson Point.
day by a new on}:
gloves at cost, at W. A. Benedict’s.
underwear. These bargain days are be
prising firm.
intor. Saturday, and was severely in jur
ed. He is attending to his ruilvvny IIII
ties as usual, however.
it In anticipated that the new depot w'Il
work of preparing for the building wil
be begun at no distant dale.
“Comedy. music und recitation» u
ion, 9. of T.. tonight. Swartz It ('olx-ll'
blot it
list night,snd discussed matters. Th
posed to having a horse kept there.
title at llayes' market.
Perth.
Councilmen will he held Ionight.'l’he
out probably be snceetbs
Wepferavliee
BROOKSIDE FARM,
the People of our Clty Are
Daniel Dunlap won the prize must at
Raymond Brothers are discharging a
The tell-tale at the south end of the
depot platform. which was broken short
off, Monday night. caused by a car
jumping the track, was replaced yester-
—For this week. Men's heavy winter
Thursday is bargain day at A. Dick-
errnan a: Son's, when special values will
be offered in dress goods, hosiery, and
coming quiten feature with this enter
Conductor Charles Cornstock. of the
Danbury division of the Consolidated,
fell front It car seat while cloning II venti‘
——Try ’em before you buy ‘em in lane's
It was reported around the depot, yes-
tcrday, that the houses on Monroe stroet_
owned by the Consolidated road, will
soon be offered forests, and moved away.
be located in that vicinity, and that the
the cIItcrtoinmcnt of Minnehnhu Divis-
Tho committee appointed to moon.
mood changes in the present fire depart—
ment system not a committee from Put-
nam Rose company, at the hose house,
members are willing to have a man sleep
downstairs In the hose house. but are cp-
~Tbree pounds of good beef stock, for
Captain Charles 0. St. John. the com-
mendcrof the rchooner ”Minnie flow-
sn," which was wncbrd off Scituate,
arrived in South Norwslk yesterday at»
ternooafrem Bostonmherehehas been
«or the accident. Captain 8: John
will he the guest of his brother, Captain
A: B. St. John. of the schooner Eva 1.
--Prime cvrrym day People's Market
An sdjcurnedm with; of the hard of
reports of thespelelccunumass appoint-
ed to look isteeadveportepoe uIesp
plieetloo e! the Kuwait Rove- Railway
company for permission to equip its road
with eheuieity sad theedmbllityef
mating debate In the fire department
rustle”
de WWW.“ We
”ofth leak;
oJllorwalk.
Siortheteauiioney at
. H. PARSONS.
William E. Johnson of Pine street, is
seriously ill of heart trouble.
Prank DeForrst ls confined to his
house South 9Fint avenue. with an
attack fthe grip.
All member-cot the W. L‘. T. U. or
requested to Inmt at» lire. Knight's. In-
morrow afternoon at 3:30 o'clock.
Mrs, Samuel B. Sherwood, of Grove
stmt. was thown from her sleigh this
morning. in front of the residence of
Theodore Smith, and severely injured
her shoulder.
9 -Bee Hoytdc Nitchell. in their amus-
mg comedy sketch tonight. at Minnev
hubs Division, 8. of 1.. entertainment
Editor John S. Jones and him. Jones,
of Westport. were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Richard M. Benton, last night, and nt-
tended the concert at the First Mothmlist
Episcopal churn]; __
The committee appointed by [feces
Tribe, 1.0. R. M., toarrange for an en-
tertainment to be given in a few weeks,
will meet tomorrow night at the home
of P. H. Miller, fl Keyaer avenue. East
Norwalb.
Mr. Knudsen's remains will be taken
to the chml In Knudsen’s Hall, this
evening. at the ugular service. No pub-
lic funeral will be held. The remains
Will be taken to Worcester tomorrow for
interment.
So many letters and panels of mail
are received by the several departments
of the New York, New Haven and Hart.
ford railroad that it has been actuary
to establish a regular post office in con-
nection with the new office building in
New Haven.
Now that the old railroad station at
New Haven has been evacuated asan
office building New Haven may expcct
to see a handsome new union depot rue
up on the proposed site, which is nearly
opposite the rear of the new office build-
ing, and separated from it by the new
L nion avenue.
The new post chine appointee at Saugn
tuck. Frank E. Driscoll, having qualified
in bonds of 88,000, it is expected his pap-
ers from Washington, duly signed. will
arrive this week. The new postmasteris
getting ready to assume odioe by proper-
ing a cosy apartment ad joining the Hub-
bell d: l'iradiey' 5 store and owned by
them.
George Griffin, the (OBIlEEB'IflI-Did
son of lilr. and Mrs. William A Griffin,
of St. John avenue, did not go home last
night, and the family were greatly wor-
search for him. This morning it was
learned that be had spent the night with
bakery.
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White Plaine, N. Y.
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Flowcr's signature.
~lmIIls of New Candy in Ioue' s.
NullNAlIK KENS.
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tin-r tee of I'm.
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Justice Austin this morning.
Ioealoihcss.
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wealthier-drew.
ried in I-oascquence and instituted a
his brother. who is employed in Dellnlt’s
Governor Morris ban granted requisi-
tion papers upon Governor Flower, of
New York. for the return of Frank Dari.
Dari Is wanted in South Norwalk for
horse stealing, and is now held in jail at
Chief of Police
Vollmor will bring him back as soon as
the requisition papers receive Governor
A Irresy Iiulgat ef Ilene from the
'l'hecasoof 1.. Davies against Ilenry
Richmond, concerning a dispute over
their accounts, claimed the attention of
A preparatory lecture will be held In
the ciupel of the Congregational church,
tomorrow evening, when seven applica-
lions for membership will be acted upon.
The last of the big Colombian mugs
stamps have been dispatched from the
post allies department and stem being
worked at! open the public through the
'l‘beOonnecticut Sunday School asso-
ciation hold a Bible institute in the Nor-
fes without cream yesterday morning.
'lbecoestry rush were badly bluish-II
byescwmndlttves the middle’of the
(summer later, before some of the
“monastic to reach toes and
~mawwum
,:
IIIIIIII till that
Hilts
Tosrrnsor'roouhnomhc
Special Price
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A. Dickerman & Son,
84 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.’
Robert G. Buford and hrothrr Barry
left Norwelk this morning for Southern
Pines. N. 0., on a trip for the benefitof
their health. __999
TheCeutral Circle of King's Daugh-
ter’s of the Norwalh Conventional
church, will meet in tbechepel Saturday
at 4 p m. -__...._
The Adslphi Concert company will
gives jubilee coacertiri the Norwalh
9th. forthebauellt ofthe Knight street
A. If. 8 church.
Methodistchurch‘, Friday evening, larch '
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in Fruit
toners, II 250; curling Irons;
saI Stools, in.
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notice.
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W. s. Moody, of East svenue. received
a very bud. though not minus fall, this
morning.“ front of J. A. House’- sta-
tionory store. He was assisted to his
feet and into the Falriield County 8av~
inns bank. where he recoverrd from the
effects of the tumble.
The ladies of the Norwalk Baptist
church are very much elated over the
financial result. of their supper and en-
tcrtaiumeut, held in the Young Men‘s
Christian Association hull, last Friday
night it netted over .100, which will
go into the treasury of the church for
generolexyx-uses.
There are now 210 prisoners at Ibr-
county jail. Two or three only are
suffering from grip. At the state prison
last week there were 140 men unable to
work in the shop on account of the grip.
and six officers were disablwi. The
health of prisoners at the Bridgeport jail
is unusually good.
Alexander Law. one of New Canaan's
oldest residents, is dead of Bright's dis»
ease. aged seventy-one. Ever since the
incorporation of the borough, Mr. Law
had been its tax collector. He was for-
merly one of the town's wealthiest resi-
dents, being a member of an iron menu
factoring firm in New York. but several
years ago business reverses nearly ruined
him financially.
—Children' a shirt waists at 25 cents.
Cannot be matclwd for quality and price.
W A. Benedict. ‘
"Puck's Bid Boy," as full of mischief
asever, played his pranks at the Nor
walk Opera House last night. before a
good audience. It would be impossible
to speak individually of the merits of
each artist. sufficient to any that every
member of the company showed
excellent talent. The dancing and sing
ng was of a superIor quality and re-
ceivcd much applause.
Charles Olmstend. of Norwalk, is cerv-
ing onthe grand jury in the February
term United States District Court, which
opened in New Haven yesterday. The
jury had ten criminal cases to consider
and found true bills against all the de-
fendants Christian Quien. of Danbury,
who is well known among Grand Army
men in Norwalk, charged with receiving
an excessive fee for securing II pension,
was fined 3150 without costs
The electric lights were burned until
daylight. Monday night, in order to
facilitate the Work of the street depart-
ment. which began cleaning the streets
and cross walks of snow soon after the
blizzard subsided. When it was time
for people to begin their daily toils the
thoroughiures were in [nimble condition.
Property-owners cooperated with the
street department in the majority of
cases by cleaning their sidewalks curly in
the day
—~Now kinds all the time. ut Lam“ II.
(leninl "Bob" Adams, the new proprie-
tor of the Tremont hotel, is evidently
determined to conduct his hostelry on a
respectable basis and thereby secure the
patronage of the public. says the
Bridgeport Union. He has made It thor
ougb overhauling of his house and re-
quested the abeenrc of several objection»
able characters who have recently made
the hotel their headquarters. .The‘l'd
ward llarrlgun theatrical company and
several rnemhcra of Rice's (Armin Open
company have registered there already
this week.
letters received from David W. Ray
mono, who is sojourning at Stanton,
Pianos, realm his Norwalh friends, shiv—
sting with the cold, feel envious of him
He writes home that he is enjoying him-
self fishing. hunting and engaging in
other outdoor paestlmes, while he
breathes the fragrance of orange blossoms
He sends home just as on aggravation.
a my of lemon blossoms, picked
from his father's grove of younger-nee
trees will bear fruit within a year or two,
when Ifr. Raymond will his himself
W”-
JohnCollhIe, whowaelnjured by fal-
utittecof thetlougregatioual‘v. l’. H. P.
E, which Who to have been held tonight
with Miss Fannie Clark, of VII-Iwin
street. has been indefinitely postponed.
under subjection unul n place
and lemon trees. it is especial that that!
Nice Annie Morgan, Elm mm will!
sail for Dublin. Saturday
The meeting of the missionary com-
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Miss Nora Farrell nf Hoyt mm wiIoI
Itascgaio shown signs of inumity. has in“ Irm'II «I pretty muchnll uvcr the
been remove! tothc ulmshomo, by order l'nitedht..tc4 as thr lymph of hundred
of the eelectmni. where she will be kept tags which ”re affixed In it bear witness
can be It Issuppovd to have been started from
made for hcrin the Middlcmun Insane
Asylum,
The Lento“ M'I‘V’II'IN :InIIount-ul In N
held in hit. l’uul's parish rooms. lriIlm
after-norm, will I» hold ifi the ("hurch of
Our Saviour, on Barb-Ivy strmri. inntczul.
beginning at 4 o'clock. M 3:13 the altar
will be blessrsi, together with the shunt
unry furniture. by Rev. N. it. Pond, llh
rector. All the sornums on iil‘! imitI-n
(gird of St. Pnul's church will Ill‘l‘t’fli‘li‘l'
be bold in the new I-hupI-l
0i Elf 1‘le Rll’lll
News and Goeaip of the lluy in Emst
Normans
George W. inghnm. If Henry street
is quite sick with pneumonia
Mr. and hlrs B. A. Jackson. of Sea-2
aid» place, returned yesterday afternoon
from! visit with relatives in Massachu-
aetts.
Charles J Daun has exchanged his
residence, Iii Maple avenue, for two
houses ownedhy Scooter 1-. .I [fill in
Wilton Mr. I).,Inri it i4 understood
willmove to that toIvrI about April 1,
Indoccupy one of the buses rind the
other will be rented.
Robert iI-‘ynalia, the ills: .‘lorwallr
young mun who. under the llfllllv.) of Jen-
nie Seaman. imposed upon clergyman
throughout the stat», plcudcd guilty in
the Foiled States District Ifuurt at New
‘lflil and thirty days in jail.
jail. Hm
QIIitI .I l-‘li'gl Illlllllitliti SIIIIIII Nor
at “aim-rs l ignr' storm Lot night, to .m-
bitiun of pool pluying.
cushion at the some limo.
pool ulth Eduard Iluflwr. and mm Iv:
fifty In ”It": -.“i‘\'l'll
I'uper I'I-Iwile.
One of tho IIiIlicultiIs which buvu stood
pnlp for wood in the IIIuIIIInt‘tIII-Iv of pen-
cile. says industries, has been the rough-
ness of the paper covering and its consu-
qnent l'l‘liillfl'nt‘t! to the, action of n knife.
but by a new process which has lately been
lutrmluml the molecular cohesion of the
paper to modified III snob a lnlllllli‘l’ thstit
can be cut on easily as rcdnr wood. in
realizing this the paper is in Ihc first. place
made into tubes, and II quantity of these
are placed inn fruit": at the lower and of II
cylinder. the substance which Is to ho used
untorklnlr material being placed in the
cylinder while in It piustlc condition and
auflicient pressure npplled to form it Into
the hollow armm of rim paper rum. the
mechanhul appliances. for flw operation
being such as to insure the most perfect
the pencils are dried In It grndual
of t c ventured texture -»
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They are a lendld children's remedies
35 cents. I drug atom.
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thing but at for a min fsml
Inhale. merchant or ”not
0. Jesus. pubflsherof
outsells
Haven, yesterday. rmd received :I fine of
He went to
walk and Norwullr young men guthorml ,
Fred Hall. of Norwalk. uin- Iu‘l exhibi-
HII Inmlv several
fine shots. run-mg them tlw rainbow. llllii
putting our bull in every pocket on tho
.lt'tnr hix rib
hibition be plitwd II liftt point norm of
in the pay of the substitution of paper
result. After the completion of this process
at log teIupI-ranIvI-s for six days
Mpmmul into n ‘bfli'i of molten
fllu mix. which renders the paper pulp
asset 6th avenue and 90th structmuetlhg
macaw. whether bets It whim",
7. Jet.
wesstchs brtlfovtvadayswtth
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"on If "on flev- Nalllnavlerl
the United Mates.
.\ genuine cm- of III
at the 'ldarns Eaprens office In ilsvtfordg ll“ fl
yesterday, from New Haven. It Is the?
same ‘ grip' 'that made bomb .‘mrwallr 39 i
visit a few Weeks can
l'he grip is not much to Incl. ;.II but it
I!" "on:
I
.Ihhknsh Wis and since then it has
been sent buck and forth as a sort of
'comic Valentine from mm office to an
imhcr. it has traveled westward to Sun
From lam and no for Iouth In lint
prim." Ark. and i124 eviiently stop I
at illifllllr (is of Intermnimtc VAT...” le
grip wn-I urigmnlly a common ml lath
COVPYr‘fl hand hombut it bmlwo plasa
tend with asters andmnammted with
tugs until the original bag It entirely con—
cealed from vww. Man of thetagwbave
quaint insc riptwns cm ludicrous m
sages written upon them A
of the wonder-er. abowyng its appearance
when 9i: reached South ‘iorwalk was
,Inlten‘ .Iy Photographer North. trim the
rI-Ihutml copies of it among his frwnd.4
The Pill! ring wedge of a fatal mm
plaint is often a slight cold. which a
dosoor two of Ayer's I'herry i’ectorzcl
might have cured at the commmmrnt
Therefore, it is advisable to hate this
rnmpt and sure scarcely always at
and to meet an emergency 9
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I ().W'. t) liar-drone. She
ICou W. v... appreciates n good thing
and does not hesitate to any so He was
Inlmoet proatrated with a cold when he
rocnred It bottle- of Chamberlain's
l' 'vngh Remedy, Heart’s: ”It rave filer
prompt relief 1 find it to be an invalir
able some iy for coughs and colds. " For
mile by G I} Guillaumdruurat
III
That HIP hio id should perform fin vimi
functions. it to absolutely memory it
should not only be urn but rich in Mfr
iglVlnfl'PiPmenlS hrmrcsultc are bust
all»: t- «I by If 3 use of that well- known
ItInIard blood purifer. .tyer' a Sana.
polls. 9 9
lire i-ImIly Thorpe, who resides at
Toledo. Washington 21.1va she has or ver
been able to procure any mv‘rlwifiv for
log
less
FURNITURE
At $9, $10, $l2, $l4, $l6.
PEOPLE'S IIIKET.
13 North Rain st.,tio. Nortnllr.
Telephone
I. ll IIIIKSIIII, PIIIllIlBIllPHEll. 53 Will ST”
C. H. HARVEY
Come and see for yourselves, Y our old friend,
it their but Ram 46 all 48 lIIiII it. IIIIIIIIII
Sale of than and corner chairs,
Marked down from .12, .14. $18, $20.
Ill
Another Successful week.
People have found out that the create we out are superior in duality. and lower in price
than at any market in either city. Would you know the reason? We are in the MEAT BUSI.
We malteitabusleessand we understand our business. if there are any of our
competitor». who wish to try conclusions with us. they are hereby most cordially invited to do
so. We cut nothing but the best quality of meat». and can prove this statement by our large
and stewiily incantationr business.
We shall continuum give prizes every day. until further
Thomson whose name isdrswn each day will be entitled to ten lbs. Prime Rib
muffled.
E. J. WADHAMS. Proprietor, .
on newer. ' PEOPLE’S IllIIIIE'I'
21 Wall st., Norwatt
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pain or expense will be spared to obtain imautiful results both in lighting
FOR CHILDREN
Particular core Is givrn to obtain pictures, which embody all that i« ‘llliIiilkC
natural and graceful.
Appointments for sittings may be made by mail.
Crayon and Water Color Work
AT REASONABLE PRICES.
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Big Slaughter
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CLEARANCE SALE.
I 2,000 PAIRS
Boots. Shoes and Rubbers to be,
CLOSED OUT
at t9he gro swat bargains ever oi’fI red' In Nor-walk during the next
if; I syn.
These goods must be sold to make r Iom for others com-
in, so do not stop untII you get to the oldest shoe dealer in
town. Wit“ knows just what to buy for the wants of the people at
than cost. These goods are too numerous to mention prices.
0. H. Harvey
rbvurnotiam that relima the opairm
effectually as t 'ltamhcrlniris Pain Ilnlm
find that she has also Inmtit for hum
back with great sucrose. For Hit», »y l:
C Stillmn. drttitzisf.
Children Gry for
I Pitchcr’s Castoria.
children Cry for
. Pitcher’s Castoria.
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it i'lfiYJIilfotfeun avenue. last Sm.
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limit «I Ire: runny .No lTuIlr-I turret. upe'nlfv;
trims .‘w I from “N". do! H Hell'-
it.) .I‘IIHN ll KNAI' l‘. " Wait street.
g’l‘flliffi M ituwnyton in lower and most
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bakrry or market
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no s. not gm." I; mourn on ii») at. i
grow, III-ohms: part of ham». 5:. In'
venue. In! Mirwallr. rent low M:
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look In the Prices!
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« ~ I Realm Lu l Ib~ but Sm ililv'll l‘ rat; hers.
N April 1st. vi: roomson second ilo.r,. . , LII : ’.ilb- ne-I I' IIIf-Irriin l'runu 2:»: TI lbs
house. mrnrr
Day nod Tnllc- “reel: tum»: nrur film
AIpIy;
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hit—bl y settled part of village, with no
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