‘tnutrutanc
“ow—«~—
g". Plaislfld
”Druggist,
Washington St.
Indium nonwamt.
is III“ that to Print.
h first“ to give you
hing your work.
ram Satisfaction In
the.
_._._._......._
rely IItIIsti's Furs.
set last llama
. elaborate scenery for floyt's
SOUTH NORWALK.
COME ON
and buy a good horse cheaper
THE EVENING SENTINEL.
JANE GOLD“. lditorand MW.
Ml the
Its. 1P1 Mammalian
W
300‘!!! 31!!qu run an“.
Box 8~Gorner Washington and North Main
manta.
Box G—Ocrnsr Dar and Tolles etmta.
Box 9.0mm street.
Box III—Wat street. opposite Franklin street
school.
Boa lS—Goncord street. opposite school.
So: M—Oorner North Main and Ann streets.
80: III—Goran High street and Bayview
avenue.
Box lS—Norwalk Iron Works building.
Box I‘l-Oornsr West avenne and Cedar
street. n
For ll~Oorner West
g avenue.
Box 23—00mm lily avenue and Benton street.
Box IS-Gorner South Halo and Monroe
elm
Box ai-Ilectric Light station.
Box Il—Falriield avenue and Oadartatroet.
lint-turn Almanac for 'lo-morrow.
Sun Rises Sun Sets High Tide Low This
at. 0:05 at 6:0] It 5:.” at llfil
street and Taylor
New York Herald Weather forecast.
The weather to day promises to be clear and
colder. Tomorrow It promises to be clear.
with slightly lower. followed by rising tern-
persture.
Loweat Point of the Thermometer.
The lowest point of the thermometer for the
twenty—four hours ending at noon to-day wee
18° above Iero.
5017’"! NURWALK.
What the People of Our. City Are
filming and Saying.
——We have secured a few more copies
of the February number of the Musical
Home. The December publication has
been exhausted.“
Mrs. Jacob Linxweiler,
place, is quite sick.
Butler Lodge, No 9., I. 0. 0. R, will
confer the first degree tonight.
Iii Railroad
Jamie Walsh, Sr., of Chestnut street,
is confined to his home by sickness.
F. E. Bassett won the prize roast, yrs.
terdaymt the People's Market.
A son was born to Mr. and hirs.
Charles Williams of Meadow street,
Iionday night. _N _”
—Bargains in children‘ a suite and reef
era, at W. A. Benedict‘s.
Contractor Samuel B. Sherwood is
building an addition to Ainsley B.
I Reed's residence on Quintsrd avenue.
J. F. O'Brien, who has been city edi-
toroi the Daily News for some time,
served his connection with the paper to-
day.
——I.ane's for candy, price. quality and
variety. ._._--.__. ‘
The regulsrplace of meeting for the
King's Daughters of Trinity church will
bechsnged to the home of Mrs. Water-
bury, 18 Baviland street.
—For this week, men‘s heavy winter
_ gloves at cost, at W. A. Benedict's.
Bturtevant, oi Bargain House noto'
riety. enumerates In his admitting
space some magnetic priceswhlch will
prevail this week at his store.
A. Dickerrnan I Son have just re-
ceiveda large amortment of new style
dress goods, and for their usual Thule.
day bargains will oiier some exceptional
values.
-—boads of New Candy In Lane's.
Artist Washburne Is painting scIne
Opera
House.apsrt of which will be used In
thestaglng of Robin Hood, next Tuesday
night. M
The selectmen have appointed Tumutby
J. Howard, keeper of the Norwalk lock-
up. Mr. Howard proposes making
many needed obsogeain the place and
will conduct It In a first-cla- manner.
-Plenty of delicious bread. or lands.
REPIaIated. the druggist.bas about
one hundred bones of writtag paper
addsandsntbmhlehareoliersdat dvs
«sham. Anicslhts of flat paper,
bytheqnirecr pound, is also kept In
stock
MB. Ayrss,of SJ. Wsdhants'
whethst purchased the hulleisgan
tinesst and of thew-thingies street
bridge. from MW. Cemented Is
ntttlagtheepptrilcotslo radius-to
love bk fatally“...
Thailat’ialshtrf-soelstloawlil
I “autumn-ii. to take
asieahsprepesdehsngsiathsishsl
fair-ti nus... Ila-st Graham
Jails We!
are as” a r ‘
M best I g mhflnkutsciurert and perfect In iii. 1
col Building, Washington Street.
COME ON
than you ever dreamed of, at
BROOKSIDE FARM,
A fresh car load of 21 in today.
M. H. PARSONS.
William Johnson. of Pius street, is
dangerouslyill.
w. H Spear, the temperance evange—
list, who held a series of Insetlngs In
South Norwalk last fall, is now reading
proof in the oflice of the New Haven
Palladium. lie is anold *ucwspaper man'
The funeral of hire. William C. By:-
bse, of Lexington avenue, will be held
from her late residence Friday afternoon
at2o'.clock Rev. 0. L. Teeple, pastor
of the Advent Christina church, will
ofllciate.
In the Superior Court yoetcrdsy after-
noon was begun the trial of the divorce
suit of Harry Walsh, of South Norwalk.
against litebael F. Walsh, on the ground
of cruelly. The case will probably oc-
cupy several days.
The application for a receiver over the
. firm of Shaffer Ik Bond, oyster planters.
which waste be heard in the Superior
Court yesteniay,was adjourned by agree-
ment of counsel until this morning at l0
s. m. Judge I‘llIumway was unable to
hear the case.
”Grand opening of spring millinery at
the Norwslk Boston store, on Friday,
Saturday and Monday,March 16,17 and ID
The house occupied by Henry W.
Scoiield, on Ely avenue, ans quarantin-
ed yesterday, on account of the presence
of scarlet fever among children in the
family. William Nulcaby's house. 15
Orchard street, has also been quarantin-
ed for the same reason.
Samuel Murray, of Seymour place,
had one :cf the fingers of his left hand
crushed yesterday afternoon, by getting
it caught in the whifiletree of a wsgo n
Mr. Murray has been suffering for
several week past with abadly ulcerated
tooth.
There was; a slight fire in Thomas
' Ward’s factory on Day street, yesterday
morning, caused by a defective fine.
The blaze was discovered by a young
lady employed in the factory of Ray-
mond dtComstock and the men there as-
sisted In extinguishing the flames. The
damage did not amount to a great den].
Yesterday afternoon, as lira. Day, If
17 Railroad place, was on the roof of
the SESTINEL'S old building, engaged In
taking clothes from a line, the rope
broke and she was thrown forward,
falling on a large skylight and breaking
aeveralpaues of glass. Her left wrist
was badly cut and bled profusely. and
her back was bruised.
—From 2 to 5p. m., Thursday, you
can buy colored ribbons, Nos. 7, 9, l2 and
III, for 10¢ yd.,at the Norwalklioston store
The committee on the entertainment
tobe given by Uncas Tribe in Boyt't
Opera House, April 25th, held a meet-
Ing last night at the home of P. H. Mil-
ler, Keyser avenue. It was voted to en-
gageSmythe's orchestra to furnish In-
strumental music. Another meeting of
the committee will be held tomorow
night at the residence of John Tryon,
Riverside avenue.
Yesterday aitsrnoon the first of the
second series of "Spiritual Talks on
Spiritual Subjects" was given In the
Congregational church, Stamford, by
Bev. Gerald B. Beard, pastor of the
South Norwalk Congregational church.
He spoke on “Man Satisfied with Christ.”
The talk wasprceeded by a devotional
service led by Rev. Samuel J. Austin, of
Device.
During the past four days freight, both
local and through, has been moving
along the New York, New Haven and
Hartford companys line in unmual
quantities. The business of the W
tion has increased wonderfully. is is the
harbingcroi an unexpectedly good and
prosperoussprlng. Nest of the freight
engineers and brskemen have been run-
ning on extra time.
-'i‘he larch number of the Hosted
ilemsisnowrsadyandcanhe procured
atthlsodlcsforscentsand oneconpon.
NORWILK saws.
A ltrossy ledger of Items train the
liner III of Iowa.
Thomas Ward hassold his horse “Doc,"
to B. 8. Bloctnb. of Port Chester.
unocctfall tosseths Mobster hats
that will be displayed at the Norwalk Bus
Ion Mmfrldayflstnrdsy and loodsy
Arthur J. Gray. of New Canaan, was
srrutsd for violation of the bottlers'
Iaw,lcndsy,tttheihstancecf,tlu crib
strainn‘ridgepori.
Then-ad. I. om, Icarphiliiisaaad
Nu. Doha-w.“ AM ' In?»
. , am Wham
tomakaroootfortlvs’nswgocds
lira. Jennie Ewell Ike very onr at her
home on Union Park.
lire. H. 0. Clark, of East Oil! street.
It convslsclng from an attack of pneu-
monia. .
The private dancing class roasts st
NI- Vsndsrhoaf's thh amps for the
last thud till liter but.
-—a {World’s rut Portfolio given
away to purchasers to the amount of
03 00 stiletto & Farrington’ s.
ArnoIdIk Colt moulders went to work
this morning. They accepted the 10
per cent. reduction.
Dr. Walter Hitchcock reports that
Dr. L. N. Phinney panda comfortable
night, but says be It still a very sick
man.
~It is worth your while to save a
dollar; get your new Easter bonnet at.
the News“: Boston store.
At the meeting of the Norwalk Fire
Police, last night, the regular meeting
night was changed from the second
Tuesday in the month to the first Wod-
MsIlhy.
Chat-lea Squires, who has the contract
for the mason work on the new memor-
ial library building at Salisbury. expects
to break gmuud for the foundation of
the edifice next week.
The monthly meetingot the Norwaik
Medical association was held at the reel‘
deuce of Dr. S H. Huntington, on Iiain
street, last night. A discussion uptn
severaiintereeting subjects took place.
but no husinsc of importance was tran-
sacted. ... [M
—ii lbs. haddock, 25¢.
People's m'k't.
‘Tbe Nurwalk Butchers' Protective aa-
societio'n met In Adams Brothert‘ market,
last night. There was not a quorum
present, but matters pretaining to the
hard time were discussed. It was found
that 130 out oi the 200 meat tickets given
out had been turned in.
George t‘. Comeback, of Norwalk, at
tended the meeting of the State Pomo-
Iogical society, held in Meriden, yester-
day. Peacb growers from allover the
state were present. They estimate a loss
of from 50 to 95 per cent. in the death of
peach buds, killed by the cold soap of
February 24 and 25. They estimated
however, that ii fifteen per cent. of the
blooms Were saved and were evenly dra-
tributod over the trees, there would be a
fair crop.
~Every lady In this vicinity should
attend the "opening" of the Boston Store
mtlIiner department this week.
Anton Stommeii died at his home in
Georgetown, Sunday night, aged 68
years. Heleaves three children, Anton
Stommell. of Norwaik: John H. Stom-
mell, of Cannons, and MISS Mary E.
Thompson. of Georgetown. The de-
ceased was a veteran of the Twenty-
thIrd regiment. Connecticut Volunteers.
The funeral was bold from the Con-
gregationsl church In Georgetown this
afternoon. The burial was at Branch-
ville.
—The lioyt's, 37 Wall street, Norwalk
show the finest and best line of Iadiea’
shoes, regular ‘2 50 line, at 32 00, seven
styles, s to es.
Stephen H. Hoyt It 'Sons. the New
Canaan unmeyrnen. have entered upon
their busiest season. A representative
of the Hun who was In Norwalk one day
last week was asked by an Italian laborer
If there was any work at titenuraery.
He was told that If he would come up
Monday and bring his companions they
would hire all who came. The italian
told all his friends and early, Monday
morning there was a general exodus of
Italians and Hungarians from this vi-
cinity. Before 5:80 In the morning the
nurseymen had hired twenty-live men,
and before 7 o'clock twentycdvs more
hsdbeeuhlred. This was all the help
they noted. but before noon they had
turned away eighty more applicants.
--Ycu will never find the millinery de-
partment of the Norwalk Boston Store
lagging In the rear of the procession.
if they can‘t march at the bead they
don’t march at all. but march they will,
'so lock out for them at the head of the
Inc with their spring opening of elegant
Inllllusry.
ham—am...
lra. Ilswiey'e Trial Iona.
inthemtperlor Court, criminal side,
yesterday, Florence Hawlay, colored, for
themurderoi'liaryL. Munscnmf Shel-
ton, was brought up for trial. When
brought Into court lira. Bawley had not
chmged In appearance, except thst she
hadgrownstcuter. She «unity dose
not suffer mental anxiety despite the
situation. The work cfsecuring a jury
was a long and tedious task antiwar not
Incas-utmIIMIWw
Mi Meshes:- m W
' taken in a few days and will probably
a may...» .. -. .w m ”www.
Qihl
For Thursday’t hernias we will put out at no... of Dress deeds, worth one to we, at 250,
Attractions In Other Departments.
A. Blokerman 8L S,on
84 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWAhK. CONN.
TI _
Highest of all in hatching Power.~l.air:st U. S. Gov'i Report, ,
Baking
Powder
' II... rite “aIvrII‘
laws and Gors'p .I ~tIIsI Day in that
‘ » Nerve-III
Henry Jones, the First avenue armory.
man, Is quite sick.
E. E. Gorbam has his force of pointer.
at work on Marvin Brothsra' new block)
Captain Henry Webb has moved from
Ilsa Anna Quirk's home to Burbank
street. South Norwalk.
Henry VmName has moved from the
house at the writer of Cove street and
Third avenue to the house on First ave-
nue, formerly occupied by him
John Alien has been sworn in as at
special constable, and Manager Kline has;
engaged him to preserve the peace at the
Gomtheatre. Chief of Police ‘v’ollmer,
ofSonth Norwaik, was over here Mon-
day night
Charles H. Rider, win has lived at i
Betta place for some time, moral to
Port Jeiieraon with his family and house-
hold effects today. (laptain W. ll. Verity.
with his tug "Addie V." towel "Hm
across the Sound.
A large number of his formic surprised
William H. Carr at his home on First
avenIIs, Hominy night, the oc. anion be.
ing the seventy third anniversary of his
birth. Mia Jessie Bronson renderIII
several violin coins, and Sir. and MILE
William Yoyvrr. gave selections on the‘
violin and piano. Among those present
were Rev. C. M, Pegg and family, Mr.
and Mrs. John Rider and daughter sir I
and Mrs. Lyman IIorham Mr and Mrs
Henry Seymour, Mr, and Mrs I'miprick
Carr, Kr and Mrs. George RIhutmn, l
Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Smith. III and
Mrs John thI Irr and him mull».
“0’5. -. l
"I! Pli'Tl'ltl‘. T00 SIIIJ
I
The First Chirmmea to Apply to ”(It It]
Sloan to be leglwteml
Joe Hop, a commission merchant. with
an otlice at I)?! Fnlffitlltl avenue. firlvlge-
port, is the first f'hinamon toapply to
Deputy internal Revenue (iIIIIIvvtor I1. 3:.
Sloan, to be registeret‘l In compIIamrc
with the Henry law, says the Union. lir,
flop called at the coIIeI‘tor‘s arr. w ynstovv.
day to get his a. rtifim'e. Pie bad a plu‘r
tograph of himself in hisinaide pocket,
but It was not quite large enough to
meet the requirement-I of the law. which
was evidently made for the pttrplaeni
benefiting photographers. Toe Is: re.
quires that there must he III-pee" of an
inch and sIIIIII'hctween the how“! the
hair and the base of the chin. Joe heal a
little bit of a picture with him. and III
though he answered all the IIIIrstionaI
sotisfsctorily, he must have another and
larger photo taken before he can get a
certificate. ,
Joe promised to have another picture
have complied with all the vrqoiremenurf,
WRIT l'l' ll. iii 1'0!“
An ltemioesl sun...» or the livpeam
Incurred on Account of learning lets role.
The following itemized statement of;
the coat of establishing and condoning
the evening uboohr, taken from the
selectmen's books, um I». Interesting
reading to the taxpayers of Norwalk:
Margaret J. clavin. teacher ,. on
I Emma. It Smith, menu , III-15
ImmaS. kas.tsauhev.. ... . 122$
frantic}. Curse. teacher .. . not
3.3.Weichtewehsv , . III»
’A.0.Goidlag.savpaam ., ,. Irma?”
Norwalkflae company . . , 933””
W. o. Molnar. Over lilvar ,. , mu
1!, W. S. ltnrtevsat. III ppliel. I. 3.. at a!
lil. llambm. teacher. . 'le
ill. Nor-wail ascetic. advertising” me
Ill. Ada Golding. washer .......... will
luThomas'agsmlsaItnr, .. m
18.0.A.’Inehav,teavbrv .. I . mill
III. Hertha Gremvy. Masher ....... lzfi
III, Mary I. Miss. W‘ber , . not
16,3ertha Iflsnttmher........ ., I215
IAThscdera Bruit. semester...” ”I!
Ifikmhoskwood‘cmffsnm mm
mm Ryder, teacher tut
MSWMyMpM teacher... rm
Alister lay thirteen. tea-rm... tots
:Il'. lorwalk Maths comm. her
in Jennie Niamey. Mash" ......... rm
l'sh. mmmlsutmvwlonem new
Whisctric Lightwem........, use,
lil‘mtwmldflmwwmk WEI
III.S.W.Inplsa.estabilnIInmav
lug schools. limit!
”Inca
In March Selectmen lush-In pram lir.
W an order for “97 9|.
H...
of the law before the end of the week I
Jan. Ii, II. Arthur Pianec. "implies. ”.1 rate
II, II. W. Naples. supplier 741m ‘
III. Susan W.Oimia. teacher _ . till
12, Loving Herrick, leather , I625
I‘mflwmhaszmler .. .. arse
lillOAll It" ll!
Ralph N. Kellogg and family are visit-
Ing relatives In firechlynfl. I.
“surge A Comrtock, son of George (1, WORK
Cormack. has taken a position with
Spencer 5' CI... learn the, jeweler's
barium. ,
fliwsrd LycItt and George (2. Com'
IItIIck are attending the spring meeting
of the State Pmnologicai society in
licrIden, today.
Benjamin Allen realizes that the in-
surance latrines its "snap," but would
rather tie up to a little icon well tilled
for satisfactory results.
Isaac ['3 who" has just received an in
voice of forty barrels of choice seed
p Iiators from Maine. These will all be
planted an Mr I- orIIeII 'sfsrm this sprtug
The”pr¢ pots" were heard last night
for the that time this spring. Awarding
tolraditim,three times most they sp
pear and he forum on again before spring
rumor in play,
,3
li‘liili I'll TENPIAIIS.
1II.ItI her-Ina! cam... in be Held
Ila-Mary Next Week.
Thr- sisty seventh annual concIaIe cf
theilrnml f 'IImmsnIle of the Knights
Temple". and sppeodant union will
convene in Durban next Tuesday
III
'morning Th- opening reunion will be
held at“ o 'clocir. James ii, Williruan.
of that city, right moment commander
of the "rand i 'Irmmaodery, will preside
There are view-In commendation In the
attic and each rvm'nsntlery will send
'tbmv Il~ltgatm to the «Incisive. The
Member. of th- I: and L‘ommatnlery
and the trailing knights will propably
swell then Imhvvr of IImnsts to one hun-
dred, They will lilililJl'E many promin
out Inert and Mouths of high standing
i'mwl- -r I .mmcnlery, of IIIIIhIIry,
wi‘II confer the Univ r of the Temple upon
one can Iislau- desy evening and
aftlxrthe u remorty the Vimlllffi «Ill be
entertained at a banquet.
“um-I "and."
Then- is .Ilily'f' Mill-cm! of gt‘llllllli,‘ in-
immtiu the mining of iinrnnhw. Karl
and )laclhmahl’s Robin Hood ”porn
Irvapnny to linyt‘s Opera limes". Tues
day averting. March ‘20. Last your this
organization Ina-Iv II Ilm-itlnl moms-a
thrvmghmtt tIII- country. and title meson
it basin-II strengthtvnml by its proprie-
tors wherever :le III uhutvwr illiill
Mr [retail-vie,
Children Cry for
PI .cher'e Castorla.
children Cry for
Pitchers Castorla.
When its") my It k, as» grave in" f'wrfia
When at r' muslin”, she cried for I‘asturia.
When at» rename lit-I. *9 «long to I'm-rte
I'lten st.» hart initiate,“ gantlmu W
Children Cry for
Pitcher's casterla.
“Tavlory nucleic“.
Ileal Estate and Insurance
wasnrtmrorr mam.
WM“: hitaf:amor m
I the“
torturous-mast.
mm
it'll-tits
area
have
‘clrrlatmmfs.
Hoyt’s Opera H ouse
THESE", MARCH 20th.
AN OPERA I‘VE“.
Robin Hood'l‘
opens compauv
flirty [fish (rises Artists.
Milken» of Thirty-Ira.
Mm Overalls Orchestra.
titan tail “mist Scamp
Ill! VISIT IF IIIII root.
IEIIIIE IEITS AT Gm.
raII'rII. see. 75:. our. MID sue.
from. lad ttII Itclrntlt’r ,,, ,u
0in Bristol Beef.
\‘l ell, what of It.
doctor you knuwh an
svcfi‘m
nutriotioueand wholesome. robe tter flavor.
Which
that Is not the reason we sell it. exclusively.
We have nearly doubled our business In t s
the host families of both cities.
testimony to the trul II of slaw
PEflPlE'B MARKET.
13 North Help at., 80. Not-walk.
Telephone «11,5243.
To those desiring
,I would
all sizes.
No
natural and graceful.
[2,000
15 days.
less than cost.
WANT FIB.
A MAN with Invercd wagon, lIoreI- IIIIIi
suIaIIcapitIII. to peddle east lll VIIIIII-Ilk
and e‘tsrnfurd. Addrwl wil Istamp ‘lllvl r I.
Home to 1‘. H. M4 PR.“ to 130.. ‘III FIIIIIklin
street Waterbury. I‘I.Inn mlzllt
{uni north from 3! atom 93mm. NI. I m \
price laid ern all parthnlsru In T
El' l’ {RA llarien. IIII I It
l'LM F. b) iIIlIy contpehril IIIIII epr-r.
s’ iencerl man and wife toI help on farm.
\IIdre-nIIrquly II. IIEu. It.“ A, III» Ely
avenue. South hora-II k. Inl’l It
\\' ANTED ll('llolal‘s. utIIplIuI‘Il and Uncut
plated InInanIi wnuen toearn $2 to"
per dav selling "i'lIIItoeltes. " Send tw-‘JII mom
stamps for rum lets working IIIttIt to THE
WM. W. W H3 LEIH‘ 0.. MerldenJ uun.
IIII'Jll
'l‘l) nn'r. ' ”
Ol'n‘l-J No IIMIII-IIIIIIII .IIIIII.
Axvril I. Apply on‘pmntimw Itr
In.“ If I'Eh’i‘. IIA'I‘(' II“.~
I
[1 Possession
DWIR liner of the house No. in II... two
1 true. harn.lartre settlement! lawn. Hip
ply to Ii. 3. Dash II Rilhtl‘nin'ttl Nornnlk.
lll_
B‘ill B pleasant ronmIImI III-mud floor. one
in attic, rent Slim No I: Ma Ile avenue,
last Nortaik. .‘Mll I'lt
( NE- HALF, or the \Ihcleoftlte other Inlhc
post other building. formerly out upiod by
Jacob H. Layton. firm for the whole.
can». Apply IIII swab 1/..0IIIIh-Ilf‘lgar
0o. sofllw. Si Washington street. fit If
FURNISHED houseiolet. III ltIIIIrIIIIcld,
with all modern iInme outputs. in rooms.
Iannday and stable; ll minutes walk from
fHGIllfliliIll’cll IIIIIInutes from III-pot.
Post (mine has m. Ridgenslll, Uonlt. mil IIII
(‘iYH‘AUE No.” I lance Place. eight robin»,
all modern improvemenln. “quire of
HA)" Eh LYNEH. at (‘. ll. CIIIIll ltlgr'a olllt'e.
No. 9 Main street. NIIrwIIIII. mil lw
UPPER part of bonito on Spring street. con~
aietln of 0 rooms; all modern tumou-
lencea. reu III. A My III W. W. lmfoi' III
Crofn'tdr Kunpp‘s u. I ”Factory. mrh Iw
Fm store III SIN‘I‘INII. building,
1 Applyatihlsoml‘e.
{OUSIt. No.33 nullity street; house. Iorncr
Day and Tolles attest; house near Itlm
Ilmve awrr: rooms {60. {TENN stmct opp-(pitta:
M “(AGEING iOWllliNl'llI IMI)’
gF'uiI” it. it l’i’dt’llleat street. Mltf
Ol'rll.‘ IIII lihlnllllil‘zll Pinch?" I’I'Imll'f‘li Itn;
movements In rum re II
W. ii Iildsr. It West avenue. IIIII II
)AR’l‘ f In... house. WIxIIlwarIl avenue.
upper and lower apartment. h‘o
flout aiII street, rent.” and II, house.
a. ti oodward avenue, rant. :3. Appl)
A. Woonwaao
2IINO
~g
bulld-
FURNITURE.
Special Sale at Ilivans and Comer Chairs,
At $9, $IO, $I2, $I4, We.
Morkeddown from 312,
out llllfl,d good people, Its better. Shall we prove ll'r Here
doctor you don t know, will mommond it as heal‘tbier
ona Ive steer from liliuclsto New York. would be Just as large on an inferior an
variety wouldth e dealer of
.butliecuuso
short time as have lIanl
(iIII-t notice where our delivery It agcns stop)
e I-lttetnents. A Prime Rib Rom-t given away every day.
E. J. WADHAMS. Proprietor,
FIIEE DELIVERY,
I Satisfaction guaranteed.
In or expense will be spam! to obtain beautiful results
and pos ng. especially with delicate costumes and draperies.
FOR CHILDREN
Particular care is given to obtain pictures uhlch e nbody all ”I :II is I IIiI Hike
ltduotIIItmsmPtrthasers
m, $19, $20.
Iii'
lililut, IIII‘, Etc
Evryc
more
ht (i-liargas
lllli as
not Judpement ship? Agam, It costs more?
tsuits the lIIIIIII In such an extent
It.
Again, use common sense. The fret
ti o are selling to
and we offer their
PEOPLE'S MARKET
‘31 Wall st., Nor-walk
| l‘elupiue call, 57-‘1.
1 AriiSiic Dh‘ctographyf
something Ispecinlly line In PIOIOTOGRAI’IIFC
call attention to the new lino which I am now executing in
both to lighting
Appointments for sittings may be made by mail.
Crayon and Water Color Work
AT REASONABLE PRICES.
«W
E. I. JACKSON, PHOTOGRAPHER. 53 III II ST. I‘I'lliinill.
C. H. HARVEY
Big Slaughter
mm 1).—
CLEARANCE SALE.
<2
PAIRS
III Boots, Shoes and Rubbtrsto be
CLOSED OUT
at the greatest bargains ever offered In No
rwulk during the next
These goods must be sold to make room for others com-
ing in, so do not stop unit] you get to the oldest shoe dealer in.
town, “llll knows just what to buy for the wants of the people at
These goods arc too numerous to to
Come and see for I ourrelv es, Y our old friend,
C. H. Harvey.
union prices.
Doctor Iockwood
HAN liliTl'IlNl-Ilr
FROM BERMUDA.
IIIIII I‘ll” he found It» I'III‘IIIII'I)‘ at hi~ Illlll‘l‘.
NflllWALK HBTEL
Mornings, until half past nine; noon,
1'.‘ until half past two: evenings, six
“ until seven o'clock.
mill lw
Arthur I. Merriam
blfl‘i'E‘K‘ii)“ 'i'il
Stevens & Merriam
DEALEIH l.\'
Groceries, Feed, Fruits, Etc.
I'lil Hill'T" MAIN STREET.
Look a? hem-Quality!-
Look at the Prices!
it ”2.“... IIlli‘l'ttlllliliilt'ilflliuili‘. III“: 3 lbs. beat
mouth». lbIIbI-rl.ew at
up: IIIIu. II. III I'IIIIIIIIIIIII l'rlllnhznlslr‘lll be:
III-III lIlII'IIv March. 1571" it“. ill!
lleuIl lilo,» 2e; 0,
III-II I‘m line (‘ ilrIInI
gal. ..
Quinn-Monte IIIIv pill. has IIIIrliutter 8m
islnuvwl’lc litmus I‘
lost ol'l‘ es and Colleen.
la ll
ltI , MIIII. We can. heat
ll" Im. Welmveiltu
Iliveuuuall. htlomlsr
ellvcred has.
MERRILL COLLEGE,
Opens Aprll 2. l894
‘iioIt pier and
”1’ lymph“ 1‘ m! practical business training
&tor_t__s}rge}. South Fort IIllI
£BACNUII wail-r motor. a hit it brilln be sold
cheap for our II of use. Apply at this
- NOTICE
IIssownII Iii Wampum.
{fine mm? are cg under
....., liter"?
fivflhfi (SWIM,
which 3*
I . p “53.1”
infighting. igiué‘a‘pf" ""431” land Illustratedcstalogus
will “fought?” Agnlnfi THE CULLHHE.
fill mm; fgaticnamsnk.» aI’Itf STAMPINIII. CONN.
# .m— .
.. F0“ SALE. M I V ‘ i M
ii "notifii Ipsgrrni'rir use-m in PhI'I.‘lIIlu‘II 0'“ wall ”and Laundry.
Momrgi'p m" i m “hum ll Washington Street,
Til .Jflvfi” ".‘I‘II'LL'I'I‘I’ I‘I'l's'f lll‘lvd south IlcrwsIII
ALI. WORN Dill“; I" “AND.
M) ACIDS ”fill! l! WASHING.
SATISFACTION (DUAIAI'I'IID.
oootts CALLED '0' All) I’ll-INN
Ill Milli! (W CHANGE. 0. ml.
with Waltillilf. Proprietor.
Dissolution not...
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