destiny.
Iron INSPEOTION ‘
run FINEST LINE or
ren’s *- C othi
Ever Shown in Town.
WASHINGTON STREET,
2.... 2 l st. t
A. “ BENEDICT,
11s:
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glazing bl ndred.
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'a‘shington St.
Vail Palper,
’ Is. oils. cuss.
onusnts. etc.
is a good titlis
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' ' isr doing you wort.
to Print.
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; , us only Jslnstt's Puts.
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COME ON,
and buy a good horsezeheaper
A fresh car load of 2] in to-
Iilli ,.,EYEMNG SENTINEL.
1W9. wypifimVJ-EEEEE;
affili'ltldl‘.’ ’ilmll‘dhwdl‘m“
SOUTH NORWALI rm ALARM.
Bo! 3—Corner Washington and North Main
streets.
Box s—Coruer Day and 'l‘olles streets.
Boa D—Croas street. _
Box ”—West street. opposite Franklin street
scth
Boa ls——Conoord street. opposite school.
Box 14—Ocrner North Main and Ann streets.
80: iii—Corner High street and Bayview
avenue.
Hos 16~Norwalk iron Works building.
Hex I‘lcCorner West avenue and Uetlar
street.
Box H—Coruar West street and Taylor
avenue.
Box its—Corner Blyavonne and Benton street.
Box ltd—Corner South Main and Monroe
streets.
Box afi—llectflc Light station.
Box ll—Fairileld avenue and Cedar street.
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APRIL misfit. ttottii. U
The April number of the Musical
Home is now ready and can be procured
at this oflloe forS cents and 1 coupon.
The contents are:
1. Pop Corn Dance—Meacham.
l. Just the Girl for Me. Song—tiled
ray.
3. Sunny Ulime I’olonaise—llost.
4. Plain Little Irish Girl (at Song—v
Graham. ‘
5. Sweet Lillie Bly, Song—Dagmar.
6. Pet Canary. York—Spaulding.
7. How Do You Do, Mr. Mrt‘uc.
Song—Beebe.
8. Whisper Love, Song—Sexton.
Miniature Almanac for 'I'o-movrow.
Sun Rises Sun Bets High This Low This
at 6:35 at 0:19 at 6:36 at id!
New York Harald Weather Forecast.
The Weather to~drty promises to be clear
and warmer. followed by business and possi-
bly cloudiness on the coast. Tomorrow it
promises to be partly cloudy. slightly warmer.
followed by rain at night.
Lowest Point oi the Thermometer.
The lowest point of the thermometer for the
twenty-four hours ending at noon to-day was
W above zero.
Mill"! NURWALK.
Whirl the People of Our “I: Are
Doing and Buying.
A musican will be given in honor of
Mrs.J. W. Studwell,Tuesdny evening.
at the music rooms. corner of North
Ilaln and Marshall streets.
~Hats. hate, O'Brien & Sherwood. if
you want It hat, a hat that will llt, call
at O'Brien dc Sherwood‘a. The host 32
hat on top of the earth.
“Beautiful Joe," the autobiography of
a dog. a story similar to “Black Beauty"
in style. which won the Humane society
prizeof .500. has been presented to the
public library by Rev. it. 0 fiherwood.
«For this week. men‘s heavy wintrr
gloves oi cost. at W. A. Benedict‘s.
Alter the performance at iloyt’s
Theatre. last night. i“. J. Martin. that
ticket taker. wu leaving the ball, when
hefellagslnat one of the Iron pillars at
the entrance to the lobby and cut his
head ladly. __
.‘hlel of Police Vtrlimer served dis
possess papers yesterday on the New
York tlrocery company. occupying the
store at to North Iiain street, ordering
theilrtn to vacate by April filth. The
store has been leased to John Kelly. the
former manager of the company.
~Exhlbltlon and reception of Prof.
Howell's dancing classes, April to.
~.......w..
The big black horse brought trota tbs
West by Eddie Connors. was given atrial
yesterday afternoon on the supply
wanna. and pulled the heavy vehicle,
containing nine hundred feet of bass and
all the parpahsrnalia of the iirsrnsn.
about the city without apparent effort.
'l'hadirsctnnsofths Baton Point ha.
movement mosey held a mating yrs-
tsrday aflsrncca, and again voted to
gtvatbsllorwalk 'l'rataway company a
insufficient! unto the rainbows!
BROOKSIDE FARM,
m. H. PARSONS.
COME ON,
than you ever dreamed of, at
day.
bliss» more. Hillard of We}: ave-
nue is In New York today.
Edger Butteri/oderunstock Hill, v o.)
the prize roast, yesterday at Wadhams‘.
—-0rder Mend's Ice Cream—Delivered
on Sunday.
One of the white goats brought from
the West by Eddie Connors has been
presented to Councilmen Jacob Schaub.
—lfyou need anew ready made carpet.
Podmore has them.
A regular communication of Old Well
lodge, F. and A. It, will be held Tuas’
day night. Work in the third degree.
Refreshments.
-Children's shirt waists at 25 cents
Cannot be matched for quality and price.
W. A. Benedict. .
Samuel W. Smith is eightyvtwo years
old todny. and will celebrate the event
by holding a prayer meeting tonight at
7:30 o‘clock," his home 21 Lexington
avenue,
w—lints. hats, at O‘Brien & Sherwood's.
Will, make It good hat to order for $2.00
Come and get a good hot, spring style;
a hat that Is a hat for $2.00. Washington
street.
l'nless the party holding the coupon
for the first prize at Fitzgerald‘s cigar
store presents the name before April 15th,
the prize will go to the holder of the
second prize.
Foreman Smith requests that l every
member of Old Well Hook and Ladder
company be present at the truck house
tonight, when another of these delicious
chowders will be served.
-—New furniture received almost daily
at Pcdmorc's.
(.‘aptnin George W. llyxbee caught
several bushels of the biggest long clams.
yesterday, ever seen in the local markets.
Some of them measured from four to
five inches in length.
The approach to the bridge on Valley
place is in a very dangerous condition,
the. highway containing several holes.
which should receive the attention of
the city's street department at once.
—l’lonty of candy. at Lane's.
1
While the “William Worden." a canal
boat. was being towed down the harbor
yesterday afternoon. one of the deck
lmuds fI-ilI‘Iverbtmrd. lie was rescued by
his companions, but 'not' before he hurl
made an impression on the mud in the
rivcr.
~Millinery. Closing out sale. Entire
stock of millinery. consisting of velvet
ribbons, crepe. feathers, flowers and or-
namenta,cases'. pier glass. boxes and
everything pretainlng to the business.
Sale. Saturday and Monday. March at
and April 2. M. Cavanagb. 4 Clay st.
Lust evening a number of "stage
struck" amateurs made their appearance
at the (lam theatre. Among them were
two young aspirants for pugilistic fame.
one known as iloyt and the other as
"Jake"See. The “go" was a lively one but
the referee could not see the dIfI‘erence of
the honors. and called the bout s draw.
-ilat your fresh candies at Perry's
candy kitchen. 39 South Main street.
This afternoon. at the cities of Justice
Austin, the ease of Raymond and Iter-
riam vs. Jacob VanBuskirk and wife will
bs heard. The suit is to recover a debt
tornrocrrles contracted by the defendants
Lawyer Walsh will argue the case for the
plaintiils and ilurlbuttatlrsgory will to
present the defendants. At the same
time the case of W. s. Wade. a butcher
of liouth Norwalk. Mr. Vanilusklrk and
wife will also be heard.
call at Farriegton’s Market.
Ilajor O. W. iiendrle. of the second
battalion. Fourth regimens, inspected
Company bat the Armory, last night.
The company completed arrangements to
no to titamford. The company will
leave the Armory about 8:80 o’clock in
the afternoon and march at the rats of
about three mllsssn hour, arriving in
ample tints for $33.1“...
—ilefore buying your breakfast shad.
call at Farringtnn’s Met.
Herbert 1'. Pierce. the prescription
clerk in Tornhnson‘s drug store, ran out
iastnightjccatobtttsouitrsin macro
hisbotns in last Norwslk. The train
had already started. but It. Plates
drooghthsccuidptca. is took hold
otthsraihsgolttwiastsarandassasad
m
sonata nova
A lireesy Budget at Items Int. the
Upper last of I'm.
The Norwalkv Carpantsrs’ Union will
meet Saturday night.
—-Nicc quaker bread. at lane's.
w’o—‘d
A class ot‘fiftcsn will be confirmed at
B. Paul's church, Sunday marlin.
George ‘W. Grant is coniinad to his
home with a severe attack of the grip.
It
row.
~Shnd rats, 900 pair, I'eIpIe‘a Market.
Frank W. (lregory has moved into
Plains.
A daughter was born to bir. and Mrs.
James F. Kenney, of‘Pine street. Nor-
walk.this “”9951...“
Bishop Tierney will confirm a large
class at St. Mary’s church. tomorrow
morning at 8:30 o‘clock.
The summary of the Weekly Record
forthe current week shows three real
rotate soles in Norwalk and mortgages
amounting to $1,400.
nllead's ice (‘Yream Soda.
The Band of Hope of Broad River,
will meet in the chapel at that place
tomorrow night, at 7:30 o'clock. There
will be speaking and singing by the
children.
—'Jut.s. hate, O’Brien & Sherwood. If
you want to he in the swim. buy It 8‘2
but at (l Brim It Sherwood's.
Mrs. William Johnson, whose husband
died last Thursday at his home on Pine
strret. Norwaik, will remove to Jersey
City. She will reside with her son Wiiv
linm.
The funeral of little Nathan Briggs,
who died Thursday of convulsions, will
take place from his parcnta' residence to-
morrow. interment will heat Pins Isl-
aud cemetery.
Isaac E. Wardwail has been in town
this week. lie is now stopping in Wil-
ton. If he continues to improve be may
not return to Hiddletown.~New Canaan
Minacuger.
~Ilats, O'Brien «3 Sherwood. Give
usacail if you went a but. Will only
unttfi. The best but for the money on
top of earth. if you wont to look nobby
buy a $2 hot, at O'Brien & Sherwood‘a.
The funeral of William Johnson was
held at his late residence on Prue street.
last evening. The body wan taken to
Jersey City for interment. Undertaker
Jennings had charge of the funeral
Lawyer John J. Walsh was called to
Westport. this morning. by a telegram
from the deputy sheriff of that place. It
was learned at his office that the sum-
mons was of a husinrm nature and not.
as rumored, a serious afiair.
A progressive euchre at d birthday sur-
prise party was held at the home of II.
Ruttman. East avenue. last night.
Twelve persons were present. The un-
expected visit was evidently greatly ap
preclatod by Mr. and Mrs. Ruttman as
they entertained their guests in a very
appropriate manner.
0. i. Ilasactt has received the appoint-
ment of deputy game warden for the
district of Wilton. He will make It his
object to promptly arrest all persons
caught violating the law regarding the
takingoi trout less than six inches in
length. The punishment for this citrus
is a line of 0‘35 for each tlsh. or imprison-
ment for thirty days. or both.
The case of Goldrchmidt vs. Tobey, to
rrmver adebt contracted by l‘ubey for
whiskey, was heard before Justice Ausv
tin at noon today. The justice decided
that Tuhsy was reapouibls for the
amount of the bill. with cuts. which ag-
gregated 047 98. Lawyer (trey immed-
iately appealed the case. Lawyer Warn-
ar represented Goldachlnidt. It is
especial that the case will be settled
this afternoon.
L W. St. John,“ llorwalk, asshtant
constructor of tbs Norwalk iron Works.
has purcbsasd a bicycle. Although it is
only a week since Ir. (it. John com
mencedtorlde a wheel, be has become
soprcticieot thathe has issued a chal-
lenge that cons oi the iron Works Wheel
club bavsas yet accepted. When the
weather becomes more ssltlsd be cost-
templates taking an amended trip on his
wheel to Cecil, Pennsylvania.
“sue fish, 122 It... l’eupie's Ilarkvt.
No new features in business conditions
have developtd during tits past week.
The restoration of business prosperity
is going verysicwly through sbvsricrca
oi necessity. rather than trots any taver-
abisactioaontbspart cftbsbcdyofss-
called law-Mm at Washington. 'l'lts
osticok for building In this state is still
improving. 'l’bstirisk mamas and
other building malarial dealers are looks
talbiagratltar more elasticity.
u-flrsae roam in Place.
MA. I
7W
(trace church. will be repealed tomor- -
Mrs. Florin: Clark‘s house at (lrsmbury p
forsbusyssasoa,aad has“ “are neat
co TO
tool
1%
7
A. Dickerman- & Son,
84 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
TTINGS and RU G S illlarlllglnducemenlsIoPurchasers
Shades and Portieres
OF
FURNITURE.
it Ihoitliars Roomsiifiianl 48 Main St. Norwall.
Special Sale. of ilivans’and Corner chairs,
At $9, $l0, $l2, $I4,‘ $l6.
Marked down from $12, $14, 818,t20.
IIII
Highest chill in Launching human—Latest U. S Gov't Report.
Baking
Powder
"Morison Entitled.
Preaohwrs and Their ‘l'hatstsa in Norwalk
churches To-tnorrow.
norms Nonwam (‘oxonsouronu West
avenue and West streets. Rev. Herald ilfikarrl.
h ..paator. Services who a. In. and 7:3"
guru; Sunday school. 12 to. Young People's
istv of Christian Endeavor meet on at can)
p. as subject. "How and Why Should we
’ray. ' haulerJYharlea H.8t. do In Morning.
Rev. 1‘. K. Noble. I). 1)., will preaclr subject,
"No Man bind: to Himself." Even on. pro.
le‘a service with sermon by the pastor; anh-
ect "The Great. Vantage ”round In the
'brl are."
Som- Nouwsmt Minimum. “'ent avenue.
near Garner. Rev. ii . Burners. Motor.
Services til-All a.rn. and :11!) p. tn; unday
aobool.l2:fll m.; Epworth beams meeting. out
p to. ”main . Celebration of the .orti‘s
W951i Even on subject. 'The i-‘msweli
o .‘
8017" Nottwau Burma. West nvevnie. near
Pine street. Rev. R. U. Sherwood. unrur.
services. limit a. 'm. and 7:1!) p. nu unday
school Iii m.: \oung I‘alpin'! Society of
Christian Endeavor prayer meeting. Halli p. m,
Tatum Erlscorar. Wont. street and Fair.
neld avenue, South Norwnik. ilev. Ulin liaiiock
rector. morning Prayer. nermnn and Holy
Communion. 10-11) a. m.:nlnmiayschml.t2l‘-
p. rm; lvanaong at 1 p. m.
Nonwau Conoamarmsu. mrner Pork
and bowls streets. Rev. 1‘. K. Noble. it, Dupes.
tor. flervlcna at ill-Illa. to. anti Tzlh 7. m.: rum-
day school. tzztli .m.: Young l’mp mummy
of Christian ndcavor. a.» p. in. robin-t.
"How and Wh we rlhoilti Pray " Morning.
Rev. Gerald . Beard will trench. Evening,
sermon by the tor; Hllllir‘l'l. "'i‘hc lute of
God In the Sun of Alan.“ The Eur-tor Inuvtv
will be repeated in the evening.
NORVALI Mnnunurr. Wear and limit avr-
ones. tlev. A. ll. Wyatt. pastor.
ltlili L m. and 7:3! p. to; Sunday nrhuul.
12 m.; lpworth insane meeting. um p. m;
. Youngnaen‘s meeting at to a m. in the lea-turn
oly ifomrnnnion. linptl-tu and rs.
room.
ceptioa of new members.
Nonwana lisrrrs'r. EAR! avmuw. uppu-lre
Green. v. I". E. Bobbins. pflblllf. Ser-
lx m.; early prayer mes-ting, "min. In: young
partnle'a menu .tlzill p. on. Morning subjrct,
‘Kerv the Em of Life in View," Evening
subject. "trench l'anatllana for Christ."
street, Norwulk. Rev. 5. ll. “'ttikine. mtor.
first fibula alter blaster. Mornlnu Prayer.
address an Hal! t'onununton. man a. m.:
Bund-
mumfill p. In.
81‘. Pamfs Erramrar. ('hurch street, oppo-
site tile Green. Norwal . llsv, rt. ll, l'ond.
Prayer. Litany and acrruon. Null a. up; Huntley
school. 1:! “1.: Evening Prayer and sermon.
avenue. Eaat Norwalk. ilcv. l‘. M. Pram!”-
tor. Preaching was» a. m. and in» p. m.: . un‘
day school. 12 In.; young people‘s ltll‘t‘llll‘ till).
nl'r. Awnnaw‘a “warm: at James alums.
tar‘a resilience. \l'inni suk. Sunday school.
son 9. m,; l‘liarlen lib ill-m. mm-rintcndent:
Arthur H. t‘hittem. mistunl; Mm Et‘ul) In Mr—
Alliater. orgauht.
Bump KlV‘Ill l'llAl‘El.. ‘ltlperinlcnvienl
James L 't‘ett; wistnut. (illll'l‘l Hutton: or-
.lnulst. M on Lulu ilmigcs. Sunday m-lumi. ."i
t. m.‘. Young People's Society of ('hrlrttirtn
ndeavor meetin 0:1!) I). or; i'rsycr meet
us. Sunday even ng at 7:.Il. En role-u by the
Band of Hope tomorrow night.
S1. HARY'I. IL (7. corny-r of “er.“ avenue
and mum street. .\orwnik. Hm: W. .l up...
our. pastor. lmv More". 7 a. on: I'hildrcn'a
Manama) a. m ; High More. 10.31an ; Vufiwi‘s.
till 9. m.
Eur! Nonwsu Swnmsu (‘omuu.uarxnxat..
Riverside avenue. Rev, ti. Llndcgrvn. pas-
tor. berm-ca at Ill-.11! a. m and 7.1lv.ul.: Mun
day school. (Lt!) p. to.
Apr!" ('HIIIITIAN. Vanlandr avenue. East
Norwslk. Prom-hing. low a. m. and in» p.
In; Sun-toy M‘iliiltl if m. Tomi I'rvtltlc‘tt meet.
ing that p. m. iirnrue L. Twp e. pan-tor.
srnnmwoon L'Inns Prune. itly avenue.
every Honda afternmui at 2 u‘cIovk. in Knud-
son's Hail. Chestnut strut. All areconiial-
ll invited. Huntley sahmd at 10:1!) o‘clock. (1
. lilyckmeler tumor.
(blooms-no.1". Mission. Hprlugwmd
l'nlon Chapel, Ely art-nor. Jan l‘etrn. pastor,
Hungarian ssrvlcoa. annular. tst mm a. m. and
5 p. In: Wulnesday at tzsllo'rtm-k.
mnPAvIJOMlMto.‘ \‘anZamll and Osimrn
avenues. East Novwalit. Hominy whrml um p.
m. and preaching at mt p m, Frets nltIlnga
ands cordial welcome to all.
Dmacnl IVAIGIIJM‘HI Hr. Perm-fla—
IIIHDI. Patton". Aptts. Grand Army Hall.
a stairs. Wanhln ton .atrt-el bridge. South
orwaik. Prcdlut. Mlle. m.; ilmmmgssrhule.
ltd!) In. Alto Dautarbu wiirkommsn.
CALvauv Balms-r BocIrrv. Qttlntard ttulld-
lug. corner Wall and Knight streets. Norwalk.
. H. titans. putter-elect. Sunday schmi.
Yocao Inn‘s (‘nuIs-rus Assocuriosm
Lockwo d'a Hall. Wall street. Nurwalk. iiihla
class at 3 p. m.: dong service at t p. m.
Gunmflum t‘wnrar. f'hnrch street. near
Taylor avenue. Huntley schml at dill p. In.
A fashionable dance was given at the
tan av ng. (lould ioyt Jr.. and
lb yn IleAliister. n Nova-alt.
were g the nets. Music truths
one. was torn shed by a New York
«cherub.
"Buccuais the reward of merit" not
of amnm ion. Popular appreciation is
what tel in the our: run. For lift
cats. people have been using Ayers
Eamparllla. and today it in the bloodv
purifier most in favor with the motto.
A sr's Sena riila cum.
-. Taylor a Galden.
ileal Estate and Insurance,
“MING”! I‘I'Blin.
lock! lovalot or house and M.
has. view purchasl .ave invited to
uatnine our list. e have them tor
la pesto! the city at reasonabls
no can more. on! ti
llotlos'l'o‘ Jail Fritters.
Lpokinda ran. metals, Wipe. canvas, bones.
forsala at your own figure.
as street. opposite simian
.N-h‘it‘t'n ‘
vices. limit a. m. and 7:!” p. m.: Fundayarhml. "
(Ilat'l EPIM‘IIPAL. He’lllfifl Al'l‘nllfl and ('rnas ‘
J mhool. 12:15 "1.; Evening Prayer amt.
rector. Holy t ommunion, Tulle. m.: Morning.
nan p. In. in thsl‘nt'lu'n or lil‘il iiulv run-
ot'a. -
Eur Avxsra tinnonm. near VansmIt‘
South Norvmlk. Sunday Stlrmtl. um p m.:;
evening service. In» p. m.
Canaan lusunucu. Slllt’it'ltl. Held
sun p. m.: young peopls'umestlng. t;:ll p. In.”
rsaldeneeofljhsrlss tire cry. to Wilton. l
! 11°
,. ”11.1)an é—A
. Attlnttnbseoiovo Milo
ABSOLUTELY PURE
An Appeal in the Door Killing Case.
The case of the SIntc against Irnl'.
I’o-tty, who is run-used of killing a deer
lust “inn-r, was rolled before Justice
Schcldnm'ht. in thc Dorien town hall.
this morning. AttonII-y J. D. Tomnoy.
of ilridgcplrt. game warden for Fair
ticld county, is pnn‘ccuting the rose.
and l'ity Attorney John H. Light. of
South Norwalk, appeared for Mr. Petty.
A demurn-r wssentcrmi and no uppem
token to the Superior Court, Iiridgelmrt.
Chamberlain's (‘ouqh Remedy gives
the heat satisfaction of any cough medi-
cine] handle. and no a seller leads all
preparations in this market. I recom-
mend it because it is the lust medicine
I ever handled for coughs. cold and
cronp. A. W. Iialdrirlge. Millersviile, Ill.
For sole by G (J. Stillson.
Children Cry for
Fitcher’s Castcria.
Children Cry for
Pltcher’s Castorla.
ts),....ll..1.. a ..-. -.. ‘.._ no; ..... l. rt‘mtnria
l'. l..-n ah.- 'n.t . .I I Int-t, ~in vrIv‘d fur l whirl;
“'1.an Id. -
Win-n Id..- )3 l t"..li.lreh. s‘ze gate thou. Carlotta.
h... Imu- “I .< slw clung : tl'.\~t-*llll.
Children Cry for
Pltcher’s Castoria.
LII-.1" or LETTERS
Remaining uncalled for at the following post-
‘ot‘llcm for the.- Week ending MI h. ii]. iii“. Per-
: suns roiling for any of these letters will please
any they are advertised:
Hil' I‘II Vt IIHVALK ”MAJ“, H. Mnmy Ni.
; Mm lmtle iluve. Mrs. .im: Bubs-e. L‘arrie
Brut, Miss Catherine Mum. Mrs. K. Brunei.
I E. AI'IAld. P. M
, RAFT NORWAIJC «Mn. Bertie “'ood.
‘ hire. John Wanwn. Mrs. Mar' Miller l'll,
.Mrs. Barns-s. WALTER iltiYT. i'. .\l.
W {VII-ll).
‘ I“Xi'EllIENl'ED straw Item-re; also trim
a A turns of straw hats. DENNIS A BLAN-
jCHAliI). mill lit
, .. , 1-..; .. . ..
l ‘ ('ilMl'ETENT woman to help with house
{A work unvl rnrr- of invalid. :‘lppl ' iIu-
imullnteiy. M MRS. MAX MESSMER H. knrlll
Taylor nvrnuw. will it
, _
l [R
ON mnuldcra wanted- Thirty bench
InoIIidI-rs towork on hrIlldr-rn' hardware.
AllV'lllllt‘ Int-n preferred. to take th- place of
'nur tint: union men who have n-fII-wd to work
. under a t‘r'tlltt‘llnn of l. per cent Hood work-
lmencan mum-tromfltfi to as!» per day at
lnow trims. Foundry will “out up Monday.
gltpn L'- Iiwlx dnya per wet-it. LIN‘KWOOD
.MANl'r Ai"| l'RlNli t‘ilMi'ASI', South Nur-
wulk. t‘onn. will?!
i —.. . , .. V ...... _
l \ LADY to take charge of a boy about
i a sown/{carom age. and b Inrvl a gentle-
3th about. Iyenru-ld, One that will take an
:lnterrnl III the child profvrml. Address with
‘ full parli: ulora. X . Sentinel ufllce. m'li
l
i
l
.lli'bZTES'l‘ girl for general housework.
ti)
.‘ min-r.- -orrquirml. ltl’nlr-n Pork m'mf
\N American lad). fill, would like a plusition
.’ n- mun-keeper. l'an take full charge of
: largo ir-u-e. ('ttll or address \erl. A. l-‘..
,(‘Ltilln lltt Pembroke street. Iiridnport. Ct.
. mL. lw
l
l
t
’I‘II IJBT.
t “UHNIHIIED room with use o! bath room.
l ctr. 1‘; l'nlon Mrs-rt; ll tulnules‘ walk
I from I‘. 0. mill St
I (“YER part of house No. lM Day street. 5
l roogns "all: rentJill. Almlu lust Nor-
‘waik. hm. to East nvrnus. Grooms: rent .3.
Apply to W. YUi'Nllti, at Lockwood Manu-
' {mun-lug ('u. mat lit
FROM Apt ll 12. house No. l i’lnr street. rent
.5050. Applyrto Kill" A: liULll'K'II
l Milli‘. Ann street. mll ‘Jt
i i
OWAY FUN. House, 8 rooms. stable. Iv-va
ground: ’10 pvt month. Taylor Ii Holden.
7t Washington street. mil) 1': 2i 8t
g’i‘mtl-I and basement with fixtures lid
t \\ Mhlncton alrev-t. optmite Fist utilre.
lion been occupier no la dry
Innis rotors- continually l'or the past fifteen
’31-an. and in now m-I-uplrd as such. Inquiri-
~ ut Drill." P. Em. W27 at :l t e w
i
from April lat
0|
Ian. No. helm. Main street: rout. all:
Apply to I" A. WOODWAKD.
FURNISHED hon-sin let. in llldgs-tieid.
I with all Inmlern improvements. ll) rooms.
laundr and unite: ll mlnntea' walk from
tun-to r-o snrlchurch liminutes from (term.
you new be! i" . Bldtrelleid. Conn. mil lm
lillll. N . at Day street; house. corner
Day and Tolls-w street; house near Elm
(trove store; rooms No. l oliss otrcetmpstalrs:
rooms No. It Tolls-s street down stairs. Apply
to JOHN n. KNAI'I'.NlWont street. mu
non site."
will paint that will not
rub oil or tarnia . but will dz to a
smooth hard surface. l‘riceJllcnn o. )li'l'li
NORWAIIK HARDWARE CUM ANY. ta
Booth Main street. ml if
M...“ .M.....-.. m... M a... .«
.ui'. {no Inainnall boat in and condition.
A
In t in . with catdn. cm to.
Apply «It'd 10%.... lain strawbi'lontb or.
w k.l!onn. mutt
UNDER BAYNULDE' paints and colors.
Mixed paint. $1.5 per I.; tide 9",?"
Ital l cobra. In
stock paint and kaisomlns
black. red, green. dong: I
and enamel rr: t's coach
varnish: iiim" rem spar varnlilr. at WAT.
if use 3'. 'd’w,li2 Washington street.
tannin liorwalk. mm lw
swims water motor. m... will be '3”
”Meaghan for want of ass. Apply at t is
Nagll {Km 853%“);5114?
room. . "$343.1 it... ma'i'l’.
0!. man iw
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It!
DEAR BUTCHERé. LISTEIIT '"
Knowing the intense interest everything pertaining to the Peop'e
and with what luv and satisfaction you will rend this no yom news.
that on Mondny. March filth. every bill for stock. tlllppllvfl. in fact. al
e‘vorythinfi witatmev‘r‘v.l?giltin1tut(ite People‘s hilarket. was
'ou urea most curt u y nv t' to I'nmtetc u this content for on remm- ‘ in ii " v
lng between now and April lot. And tnovery butcher. dear nr violin . wlio onndiii‘rii’i’fln
and does pay every h‘ill against him and his business, we will cheerfully take «if our huts and
do him reverence. 'lo any enquiring the secret of our success. We answer boldly. lo (tunes-a u.
the nod. and bent. quollly (,‘Ity Dresml Beet. Iirsrnhs, Veal, Purk, mg Hales l-‘lItren Hun—
dr Dollurs weekly. '
E. J. WADHAMS. Proprietor,
PEOPLE'li lilAllKET. FREE DELIVERY. PEOPLE'S MARKET
13 North Main st., 80. Norwalk. 21 Wall st.. Nrurwalk
Telephone call, 523. l Satisfaction guaranteed. i‘olephone call, 57.8.
‘s Marin-thus for you.
i hasten to inform you.
i claims for anythln and
paid in full. 100 cents on the nilnr.
c. H. liARVEY.
Big Slaughter
~—ANI)—-—
CLEARANCE SALE.
‘ l2,000 PAIRS
lllBoots, Shoes and llubbers to be.
CLOSED OUT
at the greatest bafgoins ever offered in Norwall: during; the next
l5 days. These goods must be sold to make room for others com-
mg 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 '
loss than cost. These goods are too numerous to mention prices,
Come and see for yourselves, Your old friend,
,, 0-, H- Harvev- e
F U RN lTU RE.
28 80. Main Street, Sn. Norwalk.
GREAT BARGAINS IN
PARLOR SUITS
Silk Brocotcllc Fringe Parlor Suit, $35.0¥v.
Crushed Plush Parlor Suit, flint}.
Polishcd Wood Parlor Tables way down in price.
A Fine Lounge for $6.50.
Wilton Rug Couches. SH 50
A large line of Corduroy LoungeL and (hur'hcs.
All goods sold at hard lll’lli.‘ prices
:-: DAVID STOW. :-:
' gnfrrfainmmis. gnlrrfainmrnis.
l-ioyt’s' Opera HOUSB'Hoyt’s Opera House
EXHAUEMENT EXl‘ilAlHlillNAllY,
Engagement of tin- Prince of (‘nmedirmm
Devil’s Auction Mir.,lilli.fiz..9.'l§"
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BIG BiilllESllllE lilillPllil.
HeauIi
II. tin ('Itpivntinu Boris-awe. in .l Arr-.
~ADONIS-
Or. To Motor. \‘v Miller. We ill-airless and
\‘t- Inmliy l'lilyuln
New Mir-«Iv. Newt‘pw'ittllius. 0t Now I’m.
m New Feature-mm New ideas. do Now Joyous
Int'ltlcnln. Ett‘ryllllng up In «late and replete
with llllt'r‘lly. mill
Mrs. Genevieve Stabbing
WILL ”Wk; 1).“
i let.
Noted Premieres. European Sputum”... A...
llallc (mm by. A Mummotlr i’rmluI-tlon.
r month. tier-«nut and third tinny-a Hamlin“ 'rnnalormminn. The Advent or _ .
N 1 Hi h . , 5 inn. "-
.I:mar.tvntln'mtzrnunu " Saluday “Willa. ipnl tilt,
Céo-Md-Ni-G
MUSIC HALL. with.
I'm-day» "My. commencing Monday wru-
.
Mnummn
Not open on Wednesday. April tth.
llllYAl JAPANESE
Hoyt’s Opera House
AN Alll‘lellt' ENTERTAINMENT 0"
ANTIQUE MYTH
AND
Bible Story.
FOR THE BENEFIT OF
mom TRINITY CHURCH.
Tut'mnmwnon It. 3 owlwk. Reserved mt!
75t'l~.amIMt:ta..on sale altar April bin. at
Ilrrumt'n" Norwalk. :aod l'lainte-l'a. Moth
~005PAN" Norwatk. rlll alt
8 IN NUMBER 8
AND ART EXHIBITION
JAPANESE BAZAAR
20 IN NUMBER 20
Blew and Novel Features frrrn the W'lilldt'r’l
Ill. AV'I‘IllllthtNl A30 I'll! limb,
Till: NINTH ASN.3“.
illllBlllllli Illil litClPlllili
of WJltllm-t Nowell“. Home» in dancing. at
Music Hall. 80991 liomall, CI.
luesiay Evening. ipil Inn, '94
A
”I it '"J‘ ‘1‘ 1 1“" '0' Exhibition lbl rill p ill. Floor and button
tlclwza (”r Mu- M tho hos ufllcn. Hmrret
steals and lid». nun hv, uncured by clout, at
i‘Inlstwd‘o pliattnocyd moth Norwalll "NI
'50 “UM‘TS To ‘lL Isc ss'. Scream. lirepm-tl'ltliy, W. ulLIlFJIT
lions its its this listing,“ w
“ 'rnx novice. "07"”:-
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In the in out of UM
dm‘m ) set ’amount to the
rum at t (Bonn-
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teams»
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