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cotton, \Yarp’ f and Inlaid Matting.
THE EVENING SENTINEL.
JAMES GOLDEN. Editor and Proprietor.
Turtle—1 ear ' 6 months. ”.60.: 8 months
01.5; 1 mon’th. litigants: single copies. I cents
streets. 1.
Box s—Corner Day and Tollss streets.
Box D—Orom street.
80: li—Wast street. opposite Franklin street
school. ,
Box lit—Concord street. opposite achool.’
Box u—Corner North Main and Ana streets.
Box Ill-Corner High street and Beyvicw
avenue.
Box lb—Norwslk Iron Works building.
Box Bil—Corner Ely avenue and Benton street.
Box ltd-Corner South Main and Monroe
streets.
Box ail—Electric Light station.
Box fl~Fairlleld avenue and Cedar street.
Ministnre"Almsnsc for Tmmorrow.
Sun Rises! Sun Sets lllgh This Low This
at 6:“ at 0:14 at 2:52 at its!)
New §;; Herald Westh:r-;;'wun
The weather to-dn promises to’be colder.
generally clear. possl ily preceded by rain or
mow. and followed 13' a "cold wave." To-
niorrow it promises to )0 slightly colder and
c ear.
Lowest Point of III. Immometer.
The lowest point of the thermometer for the
twenty-four hours ending at noon today was
20" above zero. ”a
SOU'I‘II NORWALII.
the People of Our
Doing and Saying.
The condition of Mrs. George Lee, of
Mose Hill Villa, who has been seriously
ill of heart trouble, is improving.
~00 to Podmore's {Ed look at baby
carriages and robes. fl
5“ The Woodward avert—ties played hall
with the Winnipauks, Saturday. the
latter team winning.
What City Are
41m: itaezo'ln'rfliEB-s Slwrwoml. if
you want to be in the swim, buy a $2.00
rat at O'Brien d: Sherwood's.
The Union School Juniors dci‘cntcd thc
Westmrts. Saturday. on the Est-it Nor-
wnlk grounds, by a score of ii to 1‘2.
—Eight in. nit-keled tea kettles, $1 00;
Asbestos paper. keeps bread from burn-
ing; Asbestos lates for top of range. F.
ll. Nash a re.
COME ON, 7 come ON,
and buy a good horse cheaper than you ever dreamed of, at
BROOKSIDE FARM,
A fresh car load of 21 in today.
M. H. PARSONS.
city.
not 7-Corner Wat avenue wd Cd" c. s. of the South Norwalk Baptist
Li film'- , church will be held tonight. It isos-
30191-00?!” W0“ W9“ ““1”er pecially desired that allbepresent.
avenue.
any,
Butler Chapter, No. BB. 8. A. It. will
work the pest master’s degree tonight,
concluding with refreshments.
:I‘be members of the T‘Jane" company
will arrive in South Norwalk this sfter-
noon on the 8:30 exprem from New York
A number of South Norwslk young
men will go to Bridgeport. Wednesds
night. and attend the reception at iiri -
fin‘s business college.
_ -—Don't forget the W. R. C. entertain.
ment and dance at U. A. R. Hall. on
Washington street bridge. Tuesday night.
Music by Shepp’s orchestra.
sion 25 cents.
The business 33d; of the r. r, s.
—}Ints! IIntsEat O‘Brien A: Shorwmxl‘s.
Will make a good but to order for $2.00.
(“time and get a ood hat for Foster, a.
hat that is a hat or $2.00.
There will be a meeting of the field
and staff ofliocrs of the Fourth Regiment.
for conference ovar regimental antlers.
at the Norwalk armory, on Wednesday
evening, April 4.
RIM". W. Fitch, who. for some years.
has been employed in the office of the
Norwnlk Lock company in this city. has
bcen transferred to the New York utilise.
He began his duties there today.
—-Plenty of delicious bread. st Lama's
The drivers‘ strike at the yards of Bay
mund Brothers remains the same.
men have not yet signified their willing.
area to return to work.
morning they were Very reticent, and dc-
clined to state what they intended to do.
Henry C. Smith, of Elizabeth street.
has accepted s position as cashier for W.
R. Arnold, assistant an rintcndent of
the John Hancock Life nsursnce corn.
ohn t‘urnow, who has gone into the
florist businesson Fair street. Norwulk.
~“tiiving nun-V1; the title of a
iwnntiful Buster muvenir the (it..\.I'.To-a
Cit.“ Main street. are giving awiry.
The South Norwalk‘ Fife and Drum
corps will go to Stamford tonight. to
compete wrth other corps
some rile offered by the Oriental Fife
and )rum corps, which gives shall in
the town hall.
Stamford friends to look out for the
South Norwalk boys.
Albin Noukirschncr'rocvivul a letter
Admit
The
When seen this
North Main street, succeeding
for a hand-
We would advisc our
and Mrs. William Nsyden.
is confined to her roost with the grip.
spent Sunday with her sister on
street. this evening.
straw mattiugs, very cl
map.
The re ular weekly meeting of Doug-
lass Pow or Post, No. 48. (l. A. It. will
be held in their‘ball on Washington
—-I’odrnore has Chinese and Japanese
today from Fernando Hebring. who went
to South Ai‘ncricn some months ago. Mr.
Mchring says that hc, the crew and all
the other pmngers on the steamcr were
sick several weeks with yellow fever, and
litany of the tmmngcrs div-i from the
dist-mic.
ll shell its Pleased to give you
guarantee satisfaction in
Us Isl only lswstt's Pure.
lead and llsst linseed
E. Gorham,
er uonwama
" Muss right! Examination rm
The steamer “Alberta," Captain
Howell. of Northport. I.. I, arrived at
Reed d: Ilousman's dock this morning.
with a consignment of 150 barrels of
oysters.
~Allsrraugements are completed for
the eighth annual ball of the Arion Sing-
ing society, which will be held tonight
in the hall on Madison street. You
should attend. __
The (lermsn Sick Benefit society, will
hold a meeting tomorrow night in (Jer-
manla Hall, beginning at can oclock.
On Tuesday evening. April 3. the annual
election of ofllcers will take place.
~Tomlinson lets no one undersell him.
The Board of Health officers released
the Inmates from the housein quarantine
at Washington and Haviland streets. yes;
terday morning. A visit to the house
this morning found a few of the board-
ers there. Somehad returned to work
and several others complained of
having sore arms and being unable to
attend to business.
wfluts'. O‘Brien it Sherwood. Give us
a call if *nu want a but. Will only cost
$2.00. '1 be boat but for the mono on top
of curtli. lt‘ you want to look no llty buy
a $2.00 but at O'Brien (t Sherwood‘s.
The men employed by the Lockwood
Manufacturing company returned to
work this morning, and there is no evi-
dence of their olnlng the moulders. who
are still out. be men employed in the
iron mouldiu department were paid off
in full (later a last. It. could not be as-
csrtsined who er or not they would
return to work on the scale presented by
the firm.
Mrs.
liclt
walk.
panics
Hiram St. John. die-d at the rmidnnce of
Ilt‘l' daughter, Mrs. Denny Hull. on Amul-
cmy street, Huturda
aixt -nine years. T e funeral will be
from her late residence. tomorrow
nftemoon at lzzli) o‘clock.
will lie at Wilton.
Beautiful tone, large site, 7!. sctsne
ilardman piano, stool and scarf, for Gilli.
.l. W. Stud all.
A ureesy Budget of [truss From the
flurry Hendricks is serioust ill at his
borne lfl Broad River.
w. E. Johnson‘stlli lies at the point of
death at his home on Pine street. Nor-
-—Uhlldren‘s shirtvwslhts at 25 cams.
Cannot be matched for quality and price.
W. A. Benedictt .
Captain w. A. «$353., of the awn.
Wheel club, is getting out a schedule oi
spring runs for the club. They will in-
clude a dinner. _ m...“
~'l‘hc (it. A. P. Tea Co. . ll Main “WWI.
are giving away a beautiful work of m.
entitled, “(living Thanks."
Companies D. and I". contemplate giv.
log a fair in the armory at so early
date to raise funds to purchase a gymna-
sium outs: for the use of the two corn-
a—Eddle (lunncrs will arrive on Mon-
Mary A. St. John, Widow of
aftemtmn. aged
The burial
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merit and dance st
.
--Don’t formfihe W. R. C. entertain-
G. A. It Hall, on
day, March til, with a car load of horses
for A. Sunrises that be has selected
with care from the farmers. and they
JIWILIR
Washington street. bridge, Tuesday night.
ghosts :7 Bchspp's orchestra. Admission
sen .
An evening of much enjoyment in
prombed tothoso who attend the Del-
ssrts entertainment st Hoyt's Opera
House, Friday evening. Colored lights
will sensed, making the (freak pesto
mineswcrk of rare" merit, The little
operctts. "Puss in Boots." will claim the
emotion of the audience for s time. and
the kittens will rel supreme. Bright
and cheery music w ll be given through-
out the evening. As the object is s
worthy one-«It worth benefit-
the house slice be pack .
Among the horses brought from the
west astnrday, by
. teens. was s powerinil built
bless weighing over thirteen cndrsd
horse was bought with s
viswoissillnglttoibs city to be used
dspsrtrnsnt in drawing the
bytbs firs” snppi ii
mallet: Hoyt, res.
the
new
at mariners whisk
his.
Eddie (honors, for y
which.
will assailants sores sassy. .
unmarried est
will be sold at reasonable prices.
fiber-inst: Council, Boys! Amour».
will work thsinltietory
The mystic circle will be
another added to it. All Royal Arcsnnrn
members are cordially invited to “tend.
‘I‘. H. Glover is rushing an experimental
improved but
machine for the Volk flat cmnpsny.
importance in the ntanufscturrof
W l
The e rin rorsotioos took pisaris
the Radial: s’chooh last week.
scholars will begin the nest termite their
new classes. except in the Overltivsr
district. wlhsrg the examinations
at com sis . W
will tstdjpisce early is shearing tens.
—-hsne‘s for costly. price, wslity and
variety. ,
ton ht.
degree lg.“
brim and tip maul;
if successful, will be of mt
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A daughter was born yesterday to Ilr.
Mia Annie Bleksymf Stevens street.
Ifiss Annie conJfo? rm York city,
Cedar
street.
Asonwssborntcllr.aedlrs.
Thomas F. Belden, of Winnipsnk.
yesterday.
The letter csrrlers at the Norwslk post
attics were measured yesterday for
their summer uniforms.
Lsurs. the little daughter of B. it.
Sherwood, isqulte sick at the borne of
her parents on Camp street.
«1:. Ford sway ..l‘iv‘. Addison Whee-
ler have imiurod their bicycles with the
Willeinicn's Registration wmpany.
Uondmtor coding}? and the driver
of his car won the premium for turning
in the isrgest increase in fares last week.
A Mm readied from Thomas 6.
Morison, who is staying at 'l’bcinssvllle,
(is. for his health. states thstbe is
tooling better sod will start for homes
or about April filth.
-~Losds of New 0.33} in lane's.
The drain. in tth—nitsd States for
the week emit Friday. larch 23rd,
wit-12828.41». since January 1,
1m, MJMJM. Average In: per day.
sand-us.
The sir-mt aimmlssioner has made rad-
ical improvements in the condition of
School and Chestnut streets. and today
he has his mun at work rewiring the
upper end of East avenue.
The board of directors of the Norwslk
Horse Railroad wmpany will meet
tho-afternoon to discuss sns and take
action towards the item late equipping
of the road with electricity.
ily to Providence early in April. It is
mmtvd that he will, alter a time. relin-
qllilih his interest in the Norwslk Baton
suircsnd devote his whole attention to
his new store in Providence.
Injured by denying from s Train.
About 4 o‘clock ycstcrday afusrnoun s
man jumpcd or! of a freight train going
cost, just south of the «leguit. Be is
and was ignite indly injured almtthe
limbs and 30:3.“ {trig-Eel men Egret robin
ambiance am e irn tot . baggage
room, when: be $1 he was from ’ittir
field. More. EIc left in a short tirrw and
wont down south lain stmat.
The free lads (Io-v.
fluent la bags of garden seeds
were receiv by tiberitf Clsrkson for
distribution sfew weeks ago. sud not
only is every package gunshot lhesheritf
continues to receive applications for
more. lie expects to l’l‘f’t‘ffl' another
supply.“
fin-t lndnrsmrgu in Plastic.
Ilaiuei' elrgsnt Square Plasmid. 1
condition. only Mfr", monthly install-
mentsol no.
Large em 'c'l'! cheap.
Square Pianos from you to 512.3, easy
payments.
Organs .5010 ”manly $3 a month. J.
W. Studwell.
The maliwrluul Will (lee.
Illhlift‘s, Alan h. '33, The trial of the
great rinthcrlawi Will row has inlets liar-ti
to begin on June 1 'ibi» is an action
brought by the "imam-r Illlt‘Ilelt. of Sixth
"land tollefcnd tin- will made by her do
(WWI husband. by the term.- of which
she wra- tn benefit to ibr rIlo-nt of All“).
ill" sterling. 'l'hc er'iiI linki- of Still. or
land, who isthr «up-on of thr- plaintiff.
will control thr- own in the bitter end
A Burglar-r l‘ilasms 'l’nie.
Winemaker. l'u.. Men-h cowl: J.
Boyle, owner of a gm. rry at Plymouth.
shot a burglar is he was carrying off a sack
of flour from his More. The burglar was
found to be firings Jones. a well known
character almril lb.- rms'n lIr said his
family was in umi of bread. and he stole
the flour to keep llwrli from curving. it
lsnnt though! that be will rlir.
“Isles of the llliruvd.
Ill‘rr'auv. Wy, March M. -11.. recent
blizzard. continuing Iii limits. has never
been npprvwhml in sevrrliy by any other
storm in this imzsiity. Truiiir ls entirely
suspended. and communication by wire
with the rumble world has only just been
rmtornl. Snow is drifted from it) to!
fret rlwpln every dirertlan, The loss of
sloth is tnrible.
taster bud-y In Washington.
Wmmsoros, Mimi. 2M. renter sine-lay
was crlabvatml here with the usual shun»
dance of flowers and nmslc.thmigh elm
ditluna wrrr not favorable for an outburst
of the Faster ilrurry. The practical spent
the day quirily at home with his family
Neither he or Sin. i’lnelsnd situated
divine senior.
Inst levying Ire New lest-ts»
Sarasota. N. .\l., March fl.—-The peni-
tents in Time have emerged themsrlvev
during lpnl this year was actively tbs»
nsnal,ssd many parties have gone out
from here to witness these strange exhibi-
times of self punishment.
trim (“slid tissue in Isle.
Wrmsmvmws, Ms... March $3.»le
”anchor. rial Mum prince is the clans of
’97, Williams Millage. has resolved s all
from his simple to return “this native land
smi mire mini of tits kingdom
Vases-e Priest been.
(malls. Marsh m—Ranme-li. ltysn.
me! the pioneer Catholic priests of lie
bruins. died suddenly at the priestly nab
dml.
c-ese:lsw t- a Deal less.
Tcmaumiv‘l’k Ari-tries scvlsssr
mt y rested e m t to
convey the body General Ken-nth
through Austrian W.
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Norwslk.
‘ The condition of Henry Jones remains
shout the some." ‘ M} .-
The water wheel at Randall‘s saw mill
is undergoing repairs.
Cheri's De isiflinak’l‘ngextensive alter-
ations to his ome on Bette place.
laws and (loss
‘flenry (lorhamilwl‘irst avenue, has
returned from a visit to friends in
Bridgeport.
George Redman. of Maple avenue, has
returned from an extensive busincss trip
on Long Island.'__ ___~
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BOWAYTON. .
Rev. C. G. Cullen was taken suddenly
sick. yesterda noon, and the session
the Sunday so tool at the Baptist ch h
vine adj turned, and the Easter con rt.
to have been given in the evening. was
postponed.
The, iron bridge was placed in position
over the Main street crossing yesterday.
A Successful Play.
Elmer E. Vance's great play of railroad
life, “The Limited Mail,” which has been
successfully presented over one thousand
times in the leading cities of the Union,
will be seen at Hoyt's Opera House,
Thursday night. The author was a well-
known telegra h o rator, for many
years with the ig our in Columbus,
and now he is counted among the most
Captain Oscar St John. of the schooner
Jennie 0. May. is at his home on South
Osborne svenuc._w ‘
Arthur D. Ferris has resigned hisoilice
as collector of the East Avenue Mi‘lhtdlst
Episcopal church. WM“
A meeting of the cilicisl board of the
East Avenue Methodist Episcopal church
will be held tomorrow night.
Ir. and Mrs. “WT Sill-inch attended the
funeral of lire. Charles ll. Bennett. in
Ridgefleld. yesterday afternoon.
Melvin Odell has severed his connec-
lIe is succeeded by Arthur Carr.
Last Saturday night two young ladies
residin in East Norwnlk Were insulted
on the iridge by a crowd of rowdics.
Rev. (5. M. Pegg, of the Third Metho-
dist E iscopnl church, will deliver his
ferewe l sermon next Sunday evening.
The East Norwalk llruin corps wrll go
to Stamford tonight to contest for rizcs
oerred by the Oriental Fife and rum
corps. -. _ ,. '
Miss Kati:- Aisthorpe. of East avenue,
has gone to visit her parents at l‘ceks»
kill. N. Y. lites Aisthorpe will remain
there for one week.
J. Sturgrs Randall has purchaswi the
carriage from which t‘hurlcs W. Lu
Count was thrown. revolving injuries
which resulted in his death.
—-Ila ins in IihnnRJn‘. suits and roof:
ers, st . A. Benedict's.
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Miss Jennie Pierson. ii Kcyncr avenue.
was the recipient. last week. of a large
but of shamrock from her sistcrin-lnw.
Ilrs. Robert I’icrson, of I’llu-‘lll l‘ark,
Dublin.
Edward Benedict, of South Uslmrn av.
enue, employed at Flynn‘s newspaper
stand in the South Norwalk post ntli 'e is
on the sick list. Ills place is being lillvd
by llarry Roberts.
A hear ' blast was Ill‘i‘il in tlic out below
Mount \i-ruon. Saturday llllill,iillll an
immense amount of rock was thrown
out, in mum ucuw oi" which both tracks
were blrwkr-tl H. 1'. Low. rr-ur man of
('oniluctnr (ivorizc Warren's train, was
disablml by u sprain which continua him
at his home in first Norwnlk.
Hrs. Henry Seymour. of Muplcavcnne,
gave a tea rty, Saturday evening. to a
number of ricuds. Thaw present were
Rev. ('. M. I’egg, .‘ilrs. l’cgg. lilies Jennie
and Walter l’cgg. Mr. and Mrs. Jerome
Smith. Hrs. lioasrd King and lira Ma
King, Mrs. John Wheeler and Mrs. Wi -
lism Wheeler. Mr. and Mrs. 'l'. S. lilovct.
Ind Ethel iiiovcr. Mr. and Mrs. Edward
lilmons and Harold Billions. Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Dunn and Susie llann.
A lr-ticr mldnmal to Mrs. Andrew
Curried-intuit. Ibuiwick. Muir-ital. limit-
land. was dropped in the mull box in
front of Ht'lif)‘ Jones" grmwy slow. a
few days ago. The It'fll'r. not having
the mummy amount of [vintage on it.
was In“ iii. the store. the lautrlitlemr
thinking that. pcrhupm the Ht'lliIt‘l' Would
dimmer tho nustnkc and call for it. But
Is no one called. flii‘ lt‘lliIi'Fllt‘lll‘h‘il
clerks ornployml at the store. thinking
that the iiut't'llipo. surrounded with n
d , mourning Ilili‘lII'l‘, contained lwws of
an In nortnnt nuturcmhipiaul in and pur-
chase the nus-sear stamps. and this
merging sent the letter on its long
m
samuiféfiii that congregate
in Bowary deuce balls or attend the
C flill ”lady iissh" sociables in
New {ark city. are about what the mg
of “Indians" from Norwalk and sat
florwslk who attended the performance
It the firm tbcstrc last Saturday night,
compared with. Ayoun man
in East Norwslk. who gurcd
tion with Ilunry Jones‘ grocery storm:
successful of managers.
l “Jane" Tonight.
At lloyt's Opera House, tonight.
.“Jane.” the queen of comedies. a title
jearned by its great success in the east,
*' will be seen with the clever comedienue,
Jennie Yeamans. in the title role, as-
;sisted by the players who made the
lcomcdy famous during its great run in
New York city.
. wanin'nn.
lltll'Hl-ZKBEPER a middle-aged Protestant
woman to assist in a family of four;
country. one who would consider a good home
l
l cmnpensatiou in part for services. Apply at
' Sentinel pills-o or mldress .\.. Box [95. liar en.
tl'iilll'l. mailit
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To our: '
l llol'sE. No.tltiSm1lh)Inln street; run 9::
per ruonth. l rooms No.70 South Main
affect. rent 89. Apply to E. A. “Utili-
\'0.;’4 Highslroct. now occupied by Time.
A li'tiornmn. References requ 2 Apily
will-1i). l’. or HEltTHA J. ELI borw
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ECOND door ti more No.” Seymour Place.
Inquiri- of if. SI'JYAIOUR. rZ' Westua‘v‘e-
’ on.
one.
ROOMS first it 'or. No, {Ann strict. 1.. ll.
4 lil'li‘KEli. agent. Ill -\a.-luugtoti Street.
South Nurn'ulk. “:24 3t
4
all
of house.
Norwalk; six moms.
low. Apply in \‘l'..
Manufacturing (‘ompam 'a.
Fill‘fi rooms, No. til Day sincl: .5.
three rmms. Nu. ‘Jll Day street; also part
tint. ill-or, No. ill Ell-Al awuuc.
niamaslnn at (nice. Rent
\Wll'xlifi. itl IAN kwotxl
mill lw
Alitil". hall. P‘lllIAliIt‘ for halls. concerts. or
4 club tum-ting room; rnuliufai-loriee with
steam aim-r: twouicr farms; rilfl b- holiu-e in
South Horas”: rind Eibi Norwu k: rooms in
Hairlinml Building. and tenement hon-win on
Water strrrr. wag-initiaki-rs‘ shop: tiesirnbl
IFnt‘illi‘llli from“ to I!“ per month. '
MUM) BROTHERS. mil 1w
1 [(Il' SE. Gerard l'lat'e, modern Improvi
menls. Desirable apartments on Url‘lmrd
street. ADA“ rn'.’l 1w
’l‘lil". second floor of the house M iii Sprint
street. and the lower floor of it
' street: all conveniences. lieu! SH and
Inquire of W. W. LES Hill. at (‘Eofnt a
m .
rpfin
Iinapp‘s factory. lw
\ FI'RNlSlll-lehmlac inlet. in itldgeiicld,
J n llli all mmlcrn iinprownh-nts. in rooms.
laiindr' and stable: ll uiinutw' walk from
[ideal oillcc and I llllf'l'll. 7: minutes from depot,
Poet oillce box 1‘“, Hidgefirlli. Conn. uni lm
Ilill'SE. No. L‘s llny street: house, corner
Day and Toiles sin-ct: house near Elm
(trove store: rooms No. iTolics Sli‘t‘ianlpf‘iltlf‘M
rooms No, ii ’l'ollru street. down stairs. Apply
to JOHN li. KNAI’l', rt! \\ cat strut-t. f‘Jle
HR: to floor in the Insurance build.
. T ing. ormerly occupied b Butler Lodge.
0.0 F. For particulars n ulre of ii. is
Brown. at his store on South nln street. or
(Mime F. mares, t‘ity National llanit. um
FOR SALE.
x continuation it“... and billiard table.
1 lamps. hulls. rug and rack of mice. Ncnr
if‘ new. t‘mii. fill). will be sold for “25 Ad-
tress“ll. S. M 'thi‘olllce. lt
TWOllilmsllou oil tanks. 1.. II. DECKER.
. W Washington street. Souls Norwulk.
W} {bituminous .. a
maid!
"l?
rub off or tarnls . but will dry t_o a
smooth hard surface Price. mounts. Hil'lt'l‘ll
NORWAlJi HARDWARE COMPANL i:
smith Main street. ml if
id paint that will not
A Jill and iiiulnssil bust in good condition.
at feet. long. with cabin. Price. llil).
Av 13' at No. it) south Main street. Routb 'or-
we k. Conn. mill if
‘ . ilAl‘KUh water motor. which will behold
m cheap for want of use. Apply at this
o co.
(I’lltllttll’wvf Butlithnd [intuit ll. ..
Harm. of Nut-walk. Connecticuti 0m",
Vs. .
Janna lirnvsus. Joanrn heriivrz- l N t‘,"
in and «mites M‘IIM'li. all of. " “b
said Norwaik.
mars or ('(INNIl'I’li'l'T.
Futurism) Covnrr iii. fl.
liiarcii litb, A. it. not ‘
llnrnusrour.
slot of the said liwrge
Upon the corn
/
lilierliig Inducnninnts toPurnnnsars
OF
FURNITURE.
it their liars Rooms 45 anti 48 llain St, llutwall.
Special «Sale» of liivans and turner chairs,
At $9, $l0,$l2, $14, $16.
Marked down from
doctor you know
nutrlotlons and w
on a live steer from Illinois to New York. would
that Is not the reason we sell it exclusively, but
testimony to the truth of above stnenients. A I
PEOPLE'S MARKET.
18 North Main st., 80. Not-walk.
Telephone call, 52-3. |
all nines.
FOR CH
Particular care is given to obtain pic
natural and graceful.
i)
l2,000
15 days.
less than cost. These goods are
City Dressed Beet:
' Well. what of it, list this. good petiole. its better. Shall we prove it? More goes. Every
am every doctor you don't. know.wlll recommend it as healthier. more
holeeorne. also better flavor. Again, use common sense. The frel ht charges
we have nearly doubled our business in that-hurt thus we have bani led it.
the but“ families of both cities. (lust notice when- our delivery wagons stop) and we offer their
'rlme Rib [loud given away every day.
E. J. WADHAIYIS. Proprietor.
FREE DELIVERY.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Come and see for yourselves, Your Old friend,
C. H. Harvey.
912. 014. $18, $20.
(17
nun... Pill, no." A
bejiistss large on an inferior an mal as on
the best. Which variety would the dealer of not judgement ship? Again. it i'iisfil more,
r-aussltsuliathe llhlir to such an client
We are selling to
recurs MARKET"
21 Well at., Norwalk
| Telephone call, 57-3.
Artistic Photography.
Tth d " h’ . "ii till 1’ O “ ‘
nglfie, Iév‘vrdilllflsgellloilttrrftldgfillhd “at“; with 13:1?rfgv3‘etrsifigl 1‘;
No pain or expense will be spared to obtain beautiful results. both in lighting
and posing. especially with dclicate costumes and drupcrics. '
ILDREN
turcs, which embody all that is childlike
Appointments for sittings may be made by mail.
Crayon and Water Color Work
AT REASONABLE PRICES. |
E. ii. lillllSlili, Pill) 'nirntn. 53 nut Si. nonwnll.
C. H. HARVEY.
Big Slaughter
—-ANl)—
CLEARANCE SALE.
PAIRS
[ii Boots, Shoes and Rubbers to be
CLOSED OUT
at the greatest bargains ever offered in Norwalk during the next
_ These goods must be sold to make room for others com-
ing in, so do not stop until you get to the oldest shoe dealer in
town, who knows just what to buy for the Wants of the people at
too numerous to mention prices.
GREAT BA
A Fine Lounge for $6.50.
Wilton Rug Couches, $11 50
DAVID
Taylor 8: Golden
Real Estate and Insurance
wasnrsu‘ros eraser.
Persons lookln foraiot or house and In!
with the view 0 pnrchaelng.arc invited it
call slid exnuiine our list. \\ e have tin-m for
sale In every part of the city at reimunublt
prices and on our terms. sum it
For: saw: on 'l‘ll nor.
' ‘HE house formerly occuplwtl by the late
F'd'k Holden. situated on "The armor.“
Nnrwslk. will be rented. furnished or unfurn-
lsliod.at ii low rental. or and on rory curly
terms. B. M. ANlllthVH. to West swans.
rinuth Norwalk. ":2
Hour gllulnt
WATER POWER.
in tube
diam.
vny mlncntiy in the last fracas at
this see, was ejected by Ollicer Allen.
M was also present I crowd of
W. thlth anti
hug
a orsciosure of steerlain rriort c in snlvl
complaint timrihul. made b ”a
ll
Iitligsi-r l). timilb.
rat a»
for reasons therein act forth.p y
for
said James
device attached is lit. Pklioiuns‘u estke like
laughs from Norwalk. composed of
blackened whites. Two of the he rose
displayed revolvers and the rents nder
0f tlwir companions dis layi-d their
sbihticsln the use of pro anity.which,
totbeeus of the
weird listing. his class of patronage-
ls det menial to tl|ie |liniieregts chi t ‘9
manager. The peeps vng rite v-
cieityof the theatre have decided to
to ate the rincipsls of
f it occurs
this intolerable nuisance.
Children cry for
Pltchar's Gastritis.
children cry for
Plteher's casterle.
“Menus."mherm
”fimamddmiseriseterm _
mammmmwm
“humanist-nouns.
pie in the vicinity. '
liloveumeturnsbls to ”hammer orConriJn and
for ll'ulriield County. on the iirst 'l'uwisy uf
Ap'll. liltit. it appearing to and being found
by the subscribing authority that James titer-
uns one of the still defendants. is absent from
this Mats and gone to parts unknown; there-
are.
Ordered. That notice of the mlency of said
cnuggsiut be iven by publish cg this order in
the .Norws “ ‘ ‘ it ... , , printed
in South Norwslk. in said county. once a week
fol-three weeks successive! . comment-in on
or before the liltii day of . srcb. A. 1)., ,
and by leaving scour of said complaint and
this order of notice at the last plows of abode
of Mid defendant in this state on or before be
than” of Merriam». WW it Ellis 1'0
. . . 'I .
art: of the iiupqrior Court for lfslrlicld
(‘ount . m rinrn
E G o?
Remember you can eat tthe best one for rotting
9
East liarwallt Hennery.
Waite ass Blast linens, Partridge
(tackles, Plymouth Rocks. Brows
whores, and «class spaniel
”signs.
r
If you want your horse cilppwl quick and
clean. call on
W. McQuhae,
58 North Main St .
“‘3? South Norwaik.
Royt's Opera House
THURSDAY EVENING. MiRtll 29
Fourth consecutive season. ’l‘lie"lilit" eventof
s season. This (‘le‘NitiIlliltl‘y l'liulkgbment
mute” limited tonne single performance.
Pheuuminal success
Elmer E. Vance’s
Originslnndgrestrlsg of all Railroad Cornrtly
r
Hymnal Mail.
BEATRICE.
endow. ,purltfip‘nn'nmtn
b i e
a
B‘
.3... to!“ ”All"
FU‘RNlTU'RE."
28 80. Main Street, St. Norwalk.
RGAINS IN .
PARLOR SUITS
Silk Brocatelle Fringe Parlor Suit, $35.00.
Crushed Plush Parlor Suit. 82mm.
Polished Wood Parlor Tables way down in price.
A large line of Corduroy Lounge. and (Jon :hcs:
All goods sold at hard time prices.
STOW.
gnfrrfliimumfs.
Hoyt’s Opera House
05E N IUIIT ONLY.
nonnu. nnncn 26in:
'I‘Ill'l QUEEN iii“ (’f‘HII'IDI-IIS.
JANE
The laughingSuccess Century
[tyrl'rcnmlt-rl here with all of the
flr‘urlgunsl I’lnyr-rs that made tli
{tartan-nus for river “mm“,
400 NIGHTS. lll NEW YORK.
INCLUDI‘NH THE ONLY
lENNlE YEAMANS
As “Jane."
You Can't Alford to Miss it
or
Till
nutrients rebut-t
AND-—
International Flag Drill.
tinder tliorlirecilnn of Mlttl. N. I). All!!!) .‘
BROOK. for the benefit of ll
Epworlli League. int Methodist Church
Hoyt’s opera House
MARCH 30th. i894
Tllfiili’l‘ll. 50 ifIlN'l’li.
Tickclscnn be exchanged for reserved seat
ominous. after March as at noon. at n ‘
Norrimlk. or l’lsisied‘ufi'luulh Norwsll’l use I.
In”
Ronni Point Improvements
LET.
Norwalk Chronicler