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rm to trade rials
tit gel the most for
" If so come It.
We; Make:
and oamphorated Goose
56 and 10:: bottles. .
Pills. 2. train. ‘35“, P"
”alienate, too.
230.
,s Pills, 2 bottles for 250.
on Hair Curler for 50.
fig Camphor, 20c ll...
‘ -, 10c n, 3 lb for 25c.
cry 50 piece of Adam’s
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ow. ”Wm—.—
ILPIaistell
' ashlng'ton St.
sown NOBWALK.
s. OILS. cuss.
‘ :BBIISHES. etc.
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leaped
'1 It lists“ to [in you
it his: year serk.
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m Estimation In
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title to Paint.
Ila stitiswrtt H '3 Fun.
» teal all lest timed
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‘It *1 no tutti.
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lamination
,_ tiling um.
l”. Milk. Seek andfill'rock Costuin all grades of Uheyiots, Wore--
‘ alienation lathe manufacture of Uniforms of all kinds. 0. A. R.
_ "urday Apr“ 7 3
Fine Pants and Spring Overcoats.
wsrmakesapscialty of Children’s Clothin in all the new and latest deal
‘ out new to go out of town for their Ch dren'a code. All thin that i
will be made at short notice. Don’t fall to tree oiIr (geek of Necltweag, Furnishings
NEDICT AND COMPANY.
WASHINGTON STREET.
Come and See)
33' YOU CAN BUY A BETTER HORSE FOR
W THE MONEY AT
BROOKSIDE FARM,
W THAN FROM ANY OTHER ESTABLISH-
W MENT IN CONNECTICUT.
it till Will or ii In Total. tuttnlv.
gramme" SENTINEL.
JAMES GOLDEN. Editor and Proprietor.
Tamra—l - :
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80V!!! xonwm Illl ALARM.
Bur 3—Corner Waihingtorl and North Mala
streets.
Box l-Corner Day alld ltaymond erreth.
Box 9~~Croaa street. .
Box lib-West street. optionlle Franklin Mreel
school.
80: ”~00an treel.opposlte .schuol.
Box McCornnT orth Main and Ann s’treete.
Box lib—Cornel- High street and Bayvlew
l‘ avenue.
Box Iii-«Norwalk iron Works bulldlnu.
Box 17 ~Corner West avenue and (ledar
strut. ‘
Box 11—431mm! West street and Taylor
avenue. ‘
Box flit—Corner Ely avenue and llontoll street.
Box ”Alex-tier flonth Main and Monroe
streets.
Box ail-Electric nght station.
BOX :lovf‘mrner or Water and
streets.
Box u—l‘alrtleld avenue andwedar street.
EVENING SENTI NEL
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ed in the advertisement below) trrfielhrr
with the price of the publication, will
procure you anything announced In
“Our Blurb Department," when pre-
sented at The Sentinel unit-o.
ll.tvllallll
Mini-turn Almanac for TD-mOIPDI.
Hun lilacs Hun tiers lilluh Tide I how Tide
all mill at 6:29 at 2:” , nl. ”.ll
New i'nri H:rtalrl Weather‘lfu‘nt net.
The weather to rln' promised to be partly
cloudy. witn slightly rum-r. followed by rl-llng
temperature an rain. Tuliml‘rnw Ir pmmlwn
lobe warmer and {brill} «lolniy. premlul by
rain. _ ‘ _
Loweat Point of the Thermometer.
The lowest point of the thermometer for the
twgnt -four hours ending at nmnlo—de)’ was
.le a rave zero: hlxhrel. 4:13.
ileum sumo...
People of Our
Dam; and Paying.
Theodore llartwick was the prize win-
nor of Saturday's meat. at Wsdbums'.
Winn the (‘Ity Am
An adjourned meeting of the [hard of
Councilmen will be held tonight. at 7:30
o'clock.
)iiss Maude K. Francis. «laughter of
Mr. and Mtrl J. P. Francis. is quite sick
with scarlet fever at her home corner of
Washington and Franklin streets, and
the house has been quarantined.
—~l’tlcrll away down on account of
movmg. New lurk store.
The otlice of Dr. (i. H. Kendall. on
Washington street.hml not been quaran-
tined on account of scarlet fever in the
house, and Mr, Francis is also not. hav-
ing taken quarto" at the hotel until all
danger is past.
The proprietors of the New York atom
on North Main litres-t. have rented the
cunt store in. Jeremiah Donovan's new
building on Washington street. Thl‘l la
the in eat of the four stores in the build-
ing. he firm will more this week.
Charles F. Daub-r who has been in
the employ of the Herald Publishing
com y. at Attaila. Alabama. for up
war ofa ear will leavotbereina few
days forh sol borne in ileum Norwalk.
where. life said. a lucrative situation
awalta him.
~~Prof. Noweli’a classes in dam-Ina
live thelrannual exhibition and reception
at Home Ball. tomorrow night. it will
be the recherche affair of the season.
The Situart Avenues and the East Nor-
walks played their Ilrst game of ball flat
urday. the result being twentymlx to Ill
in farorof the former nine. Only fin
innings were yell. Albert Baum!
wflsstruok in .fanelry a fly bull. and
his nerre was badly diallgured.
A fleet of lusty-one scllormerll [mi
thron lifeboat-Jamel! mmth. yew-r-
day. along the number was the whmmr
er lion . Captain Therese: rcbmner
t‘lllra an. llaptaln iiawklrn, and the
solemn Catherine Dulmise. faptaln
Harrie. from Norwalk to New York.
Reservoir-eats and boxes for the nu.
anal exhibition and mum of W.
Hilbert flewell’a classes in dancing. at
Italic flail women night. are on rule
it room’une '. meahlbition.
mrmlciu at ii: ,wlli he mute.
. mealt- w ll be by Weid-
rnharnrnrr‘r ereltrnira. of ilrldguporl.
(aunties Henry“ who had long hero
in full health led eaterda mm.
innate la fir ’
q .
from the Volume“. _
funeral trill in field awry at 2
cloak treat hemmed the intern
mmnbelentruatsemry.
M of
MAT I
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STOCK
OF
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Wish-
BOUTH NORWALK.
'No‘rtmrst news.
A “realty Budget of [term From the
‘ Unnrr “lied of “Iowa.
The annual meeting of the Y. if. (.7. A.
takes place tonighL_
C. Ford Seeley wheeled willow C'anum
yesterday. where he villited his parents.
—. .7” v; y .m, m..,..._,.w_,m .
An experience social will be held at
the Nor-walk Baptist church. tomorrow
evening. __ ..., '
The 3231. t'. A. entertainment corn.
mittoe are arranging for n mmcert in the
near future.
H; it‘ little ha; aijplity'of Lmtrine ln
APRIL 3.
H. PARSONS.
Shades and Portieres
.GO TO
A. Diokerman & Son,
. e4 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NonALK. CONN.
oya
I'm
l‘iighcut (if all in Loavcning l’owcr.——l.alcst U. S. Gov't Report.
_' Ansourrmm
Runs
l
Baking
Powder
f
the window of his drug store. which at-
tracte much attention.
-()ne good Harding; upright pinno.
$175. J. W. Sludwell.
hire. ll. F.'l‘ltt;0~llli~dlbl Mrs. L'. T. Lu-
ibroi. of llawkinaviile, 0a.. are tests
of r. and Mm. (‘lsrk T. (‘nrnwnl , on
France street. ”W ___
On Tuesday afternoon the Norwelk
Chapter of Duughflll‘e .et.lhe American
Revolution will meet with the regent,
A daughter was born to Mnnnd Mrs.
Charles Webb. of Water street. but Fri-
‘W-j _.
lfuonll Tribe. 1. I). ll. bl. Will work
the adoption degree tonight.
l‘. S. Trowhrld-Ee. the box manufact'
urcr. has purchased a borne from A. Sol-
mmm.
mNico qullkrrbwreodjt inne‘a.
tonight.
Harold Raymond's nine. on the North
Center school grounds, but Saturday.
received word, this morning. of the death
of his mother. Mm. (thriller I. wkwmd. at
Waterbury.
* antine l'i removed from the house. al-
anitevilirfltaed 43
l” W a new
1’ irotanewdeailra.
E. A. Raymond is about to put on the
market a patent clothes line holder of his
own invention. __
Frank Devolution "Adam Smith are
making extensive alterations to their
homes on South First avenue.
City Engineer—BTilzga‘la enga ed today
in a continuation of a survey 0 the city
ntreets. which he started some time ago.
At the modifier—E'swordllsll, Club
in the City Hotel. Saturday night. John
Coleman was elected finance committee.
—.luet rel-rived. alnt'ge invoivrnf\\':u‘-
vl-ly bicycles at Sonic "ll, $85,
A truinuf ton cars for the suburban
routolotllorul-el-ourue at Morris Park.
[Wild] through South Nonvrllk this lnum-
lng. .
The Richardson}; hibrgan company
have just received a large order for
ranges and heaters from It New York
firm.
~.\lr. John H. Dailin will be in the
city. Monday or Tuesday. lllhnnd llith.
All orders for piano tuning left at the
Habacitemollutol will have his atten-
tion.
William Lauder. of Iltyvicw isi‘t‘lllit’.
will play third base with the Waterbury
ball team in their game with the ilontuns
tollmrrow, in the former city.
llll-Illlrd Ill. lil'iltton, Bllpt‘f‘lliil'lltll‘nl of
the. mechanical department of 'I‘III‘. Slas-
TlNr-zl. oflico. has been confined to the
house for the past few days by sickness.
~Dr. Kendall has secured rooms across
the street from his office. where he will
see his patienta as usual. until the quan
though the physician considera contagion
impossible to persons in the oliice.
At LllP lllwting of Sherman l‘ollllvil.
Royall Arcanum. tonight. business of
synw‘ialirnwrtunvu will be brought up.
.\ll lift": Ull‘llllrt’Fl lirf‘ illvltod to It» procl-
out.
-«»You can buy the choicest cuts of
sirloin steak for Me. a pound: round
steak, lllc.:r|lonlder steak, Hm. at ilayee‘
market.
The weekly meeting of the Woman‘s
Christian Temperance union will be held
tomorrow afternoon at if o'clock. at the
home of lint. .l. N. Manson. l8l Union
atroct.
l‘aptain A. ll. St. John has engaged
the services of John Remson to take
charge of the fish department of his mar-
ket. corner of South ilnin and iisviland
ain‘t-ts.
The name of Robert E. Dudley. should
have been included in the list of Norwallt
graduates of the Merrill Business College.
Stamford. printed in Tili‘. Slthllel. last
Saturday.
-—I here very l-Imice barley semi-oats.
Manual '1'. Match. lfi Marl-hull «root.
South Sorwlllk.
.lohu lfyllnlliodut llltl home in Now
York. Saturday. aged about lill yt‘lil’rl.
Thr- romaine Were taken to bill former
home in Dunbury on the noon train to-
day. The doomed was the mom of
Joseph F. Ryan. clerk for Attorney
”my.
wf'allfornln Inga. tic. N. T. more.
’l‘brI llptil’Llfl fraternity of South Nur-
wnik are look alt forward to a great feast
of the display of pugillatlc abilities in a
light to take place tomorrow of in about
three milee outside the city lmltu of
New Harembetween Tommy Ryan. of
Bridgeport, formerly of Chicano. and
Maurice lane. of New Haven. it an ap-
_ here in Johnson and lie ntyrel
entertainment a few months ago.
The report of the closing of the Lock-
wood Ifanul’acturln company's factory.
owing to their inn lllty insecure men
to tulle the places of the atriklug
shoulders, was emphatically denied at
the elite» of the company this morning.
The men in the various other depart-
ments are all at work. and the rumor of
the burs moulders taking the places of
the Iron mouiderr was pronounced
absurd. The company. it was also sold.
expect to have the moulding department
rystematlrsd and on a wreath running
basin in a short time
Down Mean tire shore.
The barge Hartline. Ca in Mm»
Milly. from Kingston. N. .. arrived at
ltryrnoall Brothera’ wharf tins morale
with a cameo! will) barrels of named
1'. ll. lllorrr is engaged today tting
killer in the line numb he-
longing to if. Ellie ease. The ermine
rm built In (Iran Rapids. Mleh..aml
The steamer Alblrta.0a Inflows".
of lionhportarrirsd at Bouil-
Insu'r. this morning. with a cargo of
Mo hart-sit of slots. This afternoon
this firm will all p to Europe 9150 barren
‘ . bivalves.
Clara wall
units
The strata oyster drawer
a will herein-
.-a
“Batu
Ia.“
fill
Mrs. E, J. Hill. ‘ Hm
Charles Merritt has resigned his posit»
ion as clerk with A. H. Ho t8: Son to ac-
cept emplo meat at John snlgsu'e shoe
store in fir (lngILK-L H.-.
Alexander Sample has not yet qualiti-
ed as trustee of the assigned Union
Manufacturing company. but‘ will prob\
ably do no in a few ds '5.
Reap-l. ll. Wyat . pastor of the Not—
wallt Methodist church. occupied the
pulpit of the Washington Park )1. if.
church. ill Bridgeport. yesterday.
At the Junior Endeavor meeting in the
chapel of the Norwalk (magmational
church. next Friday at llzlfl o‘clock. Dr.
Noble will clvv the little people a famll
iur talk. 4
The Alpha Wheel club's initial run of
the season. which was to take place yu—
Icrda‘ydo Bridgeport. did not materiallm.
owing to the inclement weathrr. The
nest run is‘ booked for Danliury. next
Sunday. “
-—itound steak, lllc. upound. at llayrll‘
market.
Rev. '1‘. .\l. l'l‘Ilrivn. (if .‘it. Mary's rut-
isll. attended the consecration of Bill top
Donoghuo. yesterday. at the Baltimore
l‘utllodml, by Cardinal Gibbons. Bishop
Ihuloghue is rut old friend and «laminate
of Rev. ll‘llrivn.
Edward Meekcr's wagon. loadrd with
Iron castings. broke down on the borne
car truck in front of the Norwullt poet
oillco. Saturday afternoon. and blocked
lrutlic on both the trolley and bone our
line for several minim-a.
~~l’lcnty of will}. dilation.
We are told that limrgoclarke, owner
of the Norwallt Park. will, upon her re-
turn from England. about the middle of
May, endeavor to form a union organizu.
tlon among the different baseball. foot
ball and lawn tennis teams bicycle clubs
and other out door ape mg organiza-
tions of Norwalk and 80 th Norwaik.
A recently pro red table. showing the
contributions 0 Connecticut Baptist
churches to the state missions for the
past ten years. credits the Nora-elk flap.
tistchurch with having a membership
rollof 859. and the the South Somali:
Baptist church is mentioned as having
281 members. During the past ten years
the former church has contributed to
state missions the sum of whim. and the
latter has forwarded $710.91.
~ Waverly bit-roles, 1.8.3. of rim-icy...
Harm-o A. Sulluders announces that He
:«run as the weather Ixn‘olnm favorable
be will attempt to lou'or the New York-
Stamford record of two hours and twen-
ly-orle minutes. made recrutl 'by George
'1‘. Wood. of llll‘ hitter city. lt is under-
stood that C. Ford Seellly will pace Saun-
llf‘l'll on that mansion from Port Chester
to Stmnfurd. Haundt-rn also talks of
l‘lll‘lltfli ing Wood to compute llguimit
him in llril‘tlnltlllilllilmlrillt‘. Saunders
rides under flu- l'fllfil'ii of llll‘ Alpllu
Wheel I'lllll.
The case of the Norwalk and South
Norwulk Electric Light company. against
the city of South Norwalk. for damages
on the contract for lighting the city
stunts. is assigned for trlal in the Super-
inr (“mitt tomorrow.
Beekulun Hull mulled William
llonnelly in ll Main street ciunr store.
Saturday afternoon. by striking him
three times. Donnelly made no more to
return the blows, but told Hall to stop
his abuse. Hall struck Donnelly a (nun
blow. whereupon the latter retaliated
with a blow upon llall'u breast. Hall
than attacked Donoeliy in a brutal man-
ner. it is sold, and would undoubtedly
have injured him had not a friend of the
latter interfered
w-llivyclm on lllrlfllllilli’llttl. at Hocley'lt.
it (i. llnnforcl. the enterprising Nor-
walk Ilorlst.bas opened a branch in
l’ittslleld. Mass., for the sale of not flow-
era and plants. Vincent Olmrtrsd. his
assistant at the Norwaik trot house. will
be In charge of the Pittslleld place. Mr.
llsnford was led into this movement
through u'demand for his flowers in
that section. which came through his
decorations at Williams collage. ills
mail order list from Pittaflel is large
and the outlook for a good business
there is “mom“
A boy apparently about five ears of
age was found crying on Wat street,
yesterday afternoon. He said his name
was 'l‘onun Smith. and that his father's
name was no. His father left him there,
he said. and told him not to stir till he
braryprrhatlle
“he deansntin
Wt!
W...
hill in Quintard's block, Tilurrdty even-
ing, April 2d.
The Norwalkltity (‘oum-il will urea
Charles Illumielutiltn team defeated
Charles S. Lockwood. of ideal arr-nae,
The third annual limpet of the (al-
var Baptist church wi I be held In lliv'll‘
The Kin '3 thrombi the Somali; l‘on'
Fmgationa church. will most in the
thrary of the parsonage. this owning. tn
clcr‘t (dill-Pm for the ensuing your.
The premium for the Ili‘lVI‘I‘ and mu-
ductor turning in the largl‘mt inrrw‘tao in .
fare-s last week. wont to iiuvklnlm mull
[Lu-ton, .N'tvl-vt and, Lune \rl‘n‘ *l‘f‘fiflll. E
~ - * i
Attorney John J. Walsh. durum Hamil-1
ton and John J. llunlon marched through a
mud and hail stones, eater-lav. in talc i
ing their Sunday stroll’to New ('unaun. ‘
, . , a I
Miss liar; ii. llcnrdict, who fell downl
stairs at the residence of W. ll. lltlbbell, '
on West Main etreot. some limo ago. is!
falling rapidly. She cannot. ‘lt us Mild. ‘
recover from the injuries till ,- rt‘t't‘li‘t‘ll. :
, .
All ll lumps of allowing :l short I‘lll ‘
from School to Cl‘tlil-l lltrocln, a number I
of drivers new indulge In tho nlllngl-rml-l f
practice of driving along the embank-
ment on the east side of the l‘ullanlillnllwl ,
railroad tracks.
John l'l'Sullit-an left a light burning in
his saloon on Wall street. last night. The
oil burned out about l o‘clock and left .
the place in dfll’kllt‘ll‘l. ’l‘llo pollen noticed
the change and Officers Morollnllsn and'
Bartram searched the place. '
r
The seats in the audience room of lllt"
bio. but thaw wishing I‘lltllt‘l' sittings for
the concert and do not l'lll'l‘ to risk tho
rush when the IllKll‘s :m- in ion will
wise lusrlt-r‘l soul-l ut llillf‘h‘. .\'nr\vulk.
and l'laiell-ll‘a, South Norwullt. l'rilluy.
Aprillii. l‘llurh “ill be tillt'” “I 12
noon.
overt Tut: illi'llll.
Nuts and thinly! of the lizty ill Ida-t
Norwallt.
ml 3 now Now In.
Mrs. llrnry 1.. Sr ‘lllllllf. of .\Il1»tl :n- llllr‘. is
visiting friends in tlllgrllrld.
Jami-‘6 ll Slovene. of l‘ot’e strm l. “l"‘lll Sun.
day with him parent:- in llariell.
The monthly meeting of Mnyllvtticr limit
and Ladder I‘omlrully ltlll lux Ill~lll tonight.
)lise Florellrn Shepherd. nf liv-Ilwl. rillr'fll
(lieu.
Donnie Valentino bl painliuu illi'l n-lulnrm
lllsntlill bunt lilo "llllt \ ." ull Rtl'vr-biu awhile
I‘ l.
The Ellwonb lmttzuv will rim-l ill the llullik‘
of ”if“ Minnie June-non Fll'd afl‘t‘tllll'. lwxl
Friday evening. w . . .,
(’harlra Ble-lilll. of Jeri-or l‘lly. a hi. I.- visit.
luf friend» in Norwallt. tlledr H'l'l'l'lil I ulli ln
lit a place Saturday.“ 0
Mrs. lieorlre Slet'olh. of Km l'llulmu. “ll“
the street of her sister. sir-A. Ellwfl‘ll Hint. of
5 Belle place. )'Mi0l:llli)‘. _ --
E. E. Gut-ham and Daniel lillnunuulliru um
infirmklyn. today. am-miln Ibo 59w York
Eastern Conference of tile .\ lfllll'llll‘l church»
A nine-and onwhalf.
Mr. and Mrs John l3lllllllmt‘lllolium Sutllr.
lll)‘. It their home. “9 extend to the proud
parents our hearty congratulation»
Work on the bruise Ill mumx nf l‘rrrllon on
the property of Minor l). Randall. in being
pushed very rapidly. Today wortlurn were
engaged putting up the frame work.
Charles iilydeubllrtr Ill preparing lilil llshlnlr
smack "riaa Bird“ for the (‘Iitl flairlllit season.
lvlllr‘hls at resent wry profitable to limit»
engaged lot at industry at lillwk island.
Aweibkrlown ynun umnof East Norwalk
had an argument wil l unuliler man on one
of the lratn earn. youterduy aftemm‘ul, and
lint mattonl were finally adjusted Al'llli‘nllly.
at at etramway. waa coming down Full
l street aborse attached toawa n be-
lon‘ to whine lirothera. lnamnll. ems
frllt toned harkawtlnsl Humor-cigar
store at th corner of “’Mlllflltllm street.
'l'he‘l to then mules plan a and lump
directly front oflbe oar. wb 0') was atoppnl
by the an in tilnuto avert what might
have a serious accident. The rar was
crowded at the time with people on till-tr way
minutiae-rs. 'l'llellrlvor of the wagon was rut-
ela in repairillr the harm-as. willl-ll was
ly deterred by the horse llaollln nanlnsi
a store. t a driver of one of lsyutolld
relbera’dellvrry maximum was panning
It the time. ..
Tholabore oflhe Iar e force of limit our.
plated by Contractor «roe In allnlt the
l rain pl on tlollth (inborn svelutu. from the
a
work will. no debt. he mayoral l“
lars. lult construction there was um
feet of two lie-inc pipe. buried nearly elub.
l aeoaneruslls ‘r the lbw hell’i uinhft'll
ééwdlmentthamn lit-chilhtllllaln‘lhnholee.
e.
purifier. Ayer’r Bares ti
on ~ *- the out.“
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‘utraulrrrl.’
Gil-In
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l When ahr bad Ljhlidlell. she garethnm Castorla
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Norwnllt Mutllmllsl church an» oil drain» . . _
lil"
Arthur 5. Plan. of lions plav v ll~l~ pun ! us.‘
Sunday \tllll Mr. and hits Ellillil‘l l.'liulum.--;
round will was: burn in
the latter‘r anatomy was Mlmt‘wlllf damaged. '"ll
Short! after 7 o‘clock fills rnornlnamhlle a
in .reut
ed flittillklmblh
traekao the Consolidated road In the harbor. ’
are fast drawiu too close. The reel. of this
0
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Inertia favor with t In medical ter-
and aloe mm. A
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not“! ‘
that on Monday.
nverytlll
You are
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PEOPLE'S MARKET.
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~ lillatlig inducamenlsIoPur’cllasers
FURNITURE.
Special Sale of llivans and Comer Chairs,
At.$9_.$lo,$l2, $l4, $l6.
Marked down from $12, $14. $18, $20.
Ell
ma batwwn now and April bit.
n
he
lm Dollar-l weekly.
’ E. J. ’WADHAM
3 North Main st.. 80. Norwallt.
Telephone call, 52-3.
FREE DELIVERY.
| Satiafaction guaranteed. |
DEAR ” BUTCHERS.‘ "LISTEN. V"
Knowing the intense interest everything pertaining to the People‘s Market bus for you,
and with what In and satisfaction you will read thin (to you! news. I hasten to Inform you.
arch filth. every blll for atook. supplies. in fact. all claims for anything and
whataoewr. against the People‘s Market. was neld in full. lui cenfa on the dollar.
moat cordially Invited to ('nflll‘t‘llt in this content for supremacy lll financial stand-
And to every butcher. dearer rhea
drain pay every hill against him and hill buslnrm. Wu will clloerfu
do him reverence. To any enquiring the secret of our blll't'crm. no answer boldly. bi ounces in
round. and best quality l‘lty Dreuued Beef. ldillllii‘. \‘eul. l'..rk. Mic. Halon. Filth-ll Hun-
who on that liltycrn
takeoff our huts and
I'l'y
S. Proprietor,
PEOPLE'S MllllKET‘
21 Wall et.. Norwulk
Telephone call, 67-3.
, CRANBERRY PLAINS.
Frank F. Clark rucalved a (unload at (uni.
till-r at Ernst Nutwulk, bud. Friday.
Horn. e “'yrnlul ls improving the opuearauw
of the lower Hungary place by ll treell (not of
paint. .
There was prr outline in liloflrunbvrry i'lulna
chapel Honda ' afternoon at 4 o'clock by the
liev.liarrelt laulenbeck. '
Char-lea E. liregnryln moving the barn on
lholiicltxun place Ill'i‘IlNl the street. and will
rrrvt u luludumnu more and market on the will
a to. . .
The «mini held at film W. 'l'. (lregnrv‘a Fri.
day evening. wru \l’r‘ll attended. Various
games were enjoyed. The cake—gill-«sing r'nn-
test furnlnhed iotaof autueenll-nl. It won won
by John B-ulton,who unusual the welcht at
thn-c pullullri and seven ounces. The booby
riza. a box of t‘flflll}.l‘fl.~ wonby Edward
lfUWll- .. . .,., . ,.. . y.
The rapidity with which croup devol-
ups l'ltlltl for instant treatment; and yet
few households are prepared for list
visit-X. An'ullmirublu renmdy for this
dim-nee lti 1\}’l.‘f"rl l'llorry l’oclorul, it lllls
allvml llllll-lrr-dn uf liven and should be lll
onrv homo win-rt- thorn :il‘l‘ young
l‘llllllfl’ll.
Children Cry for
Pltoher’a Castorla.
:VChlidren Cry for
Pitcher‘s Castoria.
ll lirti flu? y was alvlt. u.- gave hvr (”admin
Will-n \llo “mi ll l‘lxlld. sht- cruel for l'uuturll.
When she lwmlnc .‘ll‘ul-t size clung to (‘astnrll
Children Cry for
Pitcher’s Castorla.
Taylor a: Golden
Real Estate and insurance
WASHINGTON STREET.
‘ l’t-r-mnll looking fora lot or lions“ and lot.
with illi- view of purl-llmdng.ure lnvitml to
wall null examini- our list. “e have limo for
Wile In every part of the city at mmmul lr
. prll'uo and on our terms. will If
I
.
: \W ANTED.
iTrimmels and Operators
i
Straw Sewing Machine.
Apply to ARTHUR 0 WHEELER. liuller
.atnu-I. Nnrwulk. a?» llv
I
ll”
lilltl. for general ll Ill owurk in a email
‘ family. (loud waxes and :l permanent
situation for a competent and reliable person.
‘A. .‘lliiiElile‘E. linrlen. t'lmu. a? 21
I ., .. . . . .
‘, l Mill“ to do wrillnlr at home: will pay $75
a A 'tosmpurweek. Fol-further inrllollbtr-l
{send aelf nuldruuwd r'llflln red enva upo fur a
.i-rplly. .\Ill|rv.~.vl, .i, W. Kill .LER. .‘El!lll\“’flkl\,
- ill . ml til
Krill: lnr l)ll~lllt“\! llll‘lllill‘S.
\\ aler elm-l. Norm k.
l Altplr 7
I ll'
‘.
IA
'lll'h‘li man as clerk and Illinlnlitfll.
Apply
at llautord‘n Floral flail. llf. :l
I._ , . _ .
WU or three malt or female launder-l.
. Those desiring a permanent location luv
l fumble. Adlli‘llrut rlr apply to MR". E. MEAD.
No. In Stuart avenue. Norwalk. at St
T0 than
1. (Wu: near Elm Grove r-tore'. Timon”. rent
Silt. :i mulls. No. It ’l‘ollen street. til at
door. rent 3“: llollae No. :3 Day street. rent 9i:
All have wntl‘rannllare in the very best
order throughout. JOHN ll. KNAH’. F3
West street. all If
I ol'lut. no.3; Wasllln unfurled.lllmnu
for pnu or two famll ea. Apply to Hill)-
LEY l’. LIIY. lei National tidbit. atilllllll ‘fiiur.
. ' w
W... . ,r- 7- m
it.
'1‘0 n family of adults. second floor and
uttlo of No.1 Franklin street. lint
cold water. Sill a month. Apply to .
HIIILIMA N. brick More. next door. a
Flour-In.
all im rovements. in l.’ ii
if! . inquire at office! of M.
line still. i mount. 57 hirer-
rrlde avenue. inquire on premieres. llzl lw
oven. No.88l3ltuth Main street: rent all!
r mon h. tier-end and third Iluom.
No. 7 South . uln ntrcet. rent '7 and t“:
llvu rtmm'u 77 Woodward avenue. relll soul.
Apply to it}. A. WOODWAHD.
A FllRNlBHEllllnlleetolt-t. Ill lllllzelleld.
with all modern Improvements. in rooms.
iaundr and Mable: ll ullnlllss’ walk from
pmto es and l‘llflrllh.hmlflllm from depot.
Post office box m. ltldlrelletd. Uonn. mil int
routine."
Csnumlns. h nestles. robes. blanket».
wipe. elm r esp for «as . Apply to
teen! below thi‘fllll'ftwm Thedrain is also _ . _ . yr , n . .
provi edwithlhree manholes. with it thru- £22.? :1 (.lil I T l “m “"“ne'irwh
{1%an {gluon «(litigation l‘lmlll “gag: w.-. .-,.,.... .. .. ., .w.“
I . .II emanlovs r . i w
mafifipgn: ilbh’lfi‘il‘ifii‘ pulls-g ll “Blv‘yfi‘d’filh'il'llllll” lik‘l‘ll'lelll‘;
m 0 . III I . . . ~ 1 ‘ . >
of th lane on striated that one and one. “‘"“"""'"'"' “a," “”9" Bomb will?”
half set lleiowt ubetlom of the flier time WM 7
' wivnfinliwfilliyflnnhfdillhflll Warwlch‘lllcy-
clear at great rod ll-llnrl in price. For ar-
returned' that that wreaking time . "W" "”mm’” “ "‘9'” '“ '3" tlcnlmwriw. I'. 0. ll Mildlprlngilrld. asst.
Tlf‘l'l‘°lll’h‘i“'lllh’lm“m ”i” w...«. .
v . it as it toes I aretnar at " .. . .arl . . “‘llllll't‘ .tlll‘lhak .. . ll | ll
and com. At this juncture an elderly . "glflgnfimfiffififl ”fill“..m‘.“§.'l ll pileup? Adllmfidrisl si'illlll’pli’tfi-
mflwygsay‘4ntoxlm‘gNQ‘3g :33 t is we"... mammufingm loi‘l'i‘mmg :3::iawrs.rorner yler avenue aud‘ga‘u‘l'llr
WWI r r . ' ‘
lemme. my P'l‘r" M in. a .aa no lasting was {menial-y. but the ”ml; — ”Til .,....'.c,.‘......___-._.,...f_.
‘1 “7 fl “'3 "9"“ “ll '0" 0" mmfinifldlligl lltnu'll'dfllf'iamoi. A quire fit h'l'l‘ti'lv ‘hllfi'fllfit. or'wlti'E.
w thout saying a word. atmwmuflngtml} hr siaevmnil‘w': . all lw
. "" 3am m" ' ' " ‘OLDINGIM—A old paintt ll will not
mile; 0. If. Selieekureeelged. Ehlflmgl'él» i meW “rim; aw “be (”13$ of} mflumu any] rut 3 till?
4th It! MM - tmayaareyoutalean money wl’r ~ -&
at“? willellllaa Inuit- Magnum» informed that. when you”??? tileml‘lml 2:3,“. £33.” A ”E “mm mm“
“4.9:“ 'frlmlpfgllmw "a
limp mild. (”Edith n oviduct:th
w .Oona. ‘ ._ . _ II It
M
not a all:
' The New lull Iiillllell Company
Sill: llrocatelle Fringe Parlor
Polished Wood Parlor Tables
A Fine Loun e for $6.50.
Wilton Rug Jouches, $11.50
. . DAVID
Crushed Plush Parlor Suit. 82.3.00.
FURNITURE
28 so. Main Street, 80. Norwalk.
GREAT BARGAINS 'lN'
PARLOR SUITS
Suit, $35.00.
way down in price.
A large line of Corduroy Loungm uud (hurdles.
All goods sold at hard time prices.
sTow. . .
O A I S .-
grain than heavy lhlta. Thue a bushel of
of hush.
fifty" per cent. of bucks, while a lilHlll'l Wt‘
lieuler in May. Flour. lirain. Ferd. out. I.
OATS!
The Value ofthtu (Ei'pt‘lldr‘l (‘lulfililt'nlllly upon the Weight oflllt‘ grululor thr-
reasnn that the limits of Light ()ltls umke upu much groatrr proportion of the
”MS of the wright. of 2-l lbs. will have
tubing ll'l lbs. will have only 13” per cent.
The weight oflllr Ilruiu ls therefore the llll‘llh‘lilc or lost of quality.
Our Oats are carefully ar-reoned. and the dirt. dust and ‘cllllfi' sifted out.
which removes the prime cause of heavy and wind broken bonus.
The value of Outs thus rift-3d should be appreciated by borne owners.
Manuel T. Hatch
l” IHTitll‘T or xouwklut. .. , Punt... l
(hurl. A \ril Illl. A. it. I‘m. §
Estate of .iury it. Ktludwn. ul'
Norwuik. ill ultill lllill’ll l. llwcuwd.
'l‘ill- l‘mlrt of i'rnblm- for the- lil~triv~t uf Nor.
Lllt'
wulk hath limited and allowed -lx months
from the lllttl- lll-rl-nl‘ fur the l l‘l-dllI-re of Hilll
c-ntaleto e\lliblt lllt'll'l‘litllllt- for al-tticull-nt.
Those who noglwt in lTr-l'lll their lil't'llllfll"
Irulslrly nth-stud. within will limo. u lll be do.
lutrml a I'm'ul'rl')‘. Ail pt‘f'willrt illullblml to
mill F‘lillt‘ rml rnglll-‘ltx-ll to make lililllt'lllltll"
payment in .\.\Ulil-IW H. ”RI-lb).
EVt‘l'llh’lf'.
‘lll Btuudu‘nv, Nr-w York t'lly.
nil Ill ‘Il
l')l.~"i‘iil("l‘lil-‘ NURWALK, ss..illillli.\’l‘E
(”llul‘l. April Till. A. ll.. l-‘l‘l'l, {
Estate of Carl W. Kumlwn. late or Not:
WulkJn said lll‘ll‘ll l. Ill-(rusted. _
The lh‘rurt of l’rullutt- for till-District of bur-
walk. hath “Hill?“ and allowed sit nil-nib-
from illt‘flfllt' berm! fur the l-rrdltorulf mud
Male to exhibit their l‘lllllll" for St'lllt‘lltt’nl.
Thme who unlit-rt lullrt'rt‘lll their lil‘t‘lllllilsl
properly “"03““. within llaltl llllll‘, will l)“ liv-
utrred a rocnvrry. All pen-mm lllduhlwl In
said t-utrttcurv rmluit‘ftvd IOHlel' imml-dlulr
purulent to ANDREW ll Hillel-ZN.
Executor.
a!' bi ‘.’.i L’Il Broadway. New York l "mu
Watch
This
Space!
.LV3 flOA 0C]
“0
Ofl'ellrkc you do. Till-n null-h till-I
quire fora few days. The new
occupant of the store
now occupied by
wru. T II AT
out)": w lLr.
sour; .t woman
Palette run
It
Physician for Women!
.,. .09
MRS. llll. II. I. lillilfllllli
Cull lwr-ousulted ul her office.
342 Broad St. lividmm. calla.
from 10mm. in 7 p. in. any day except flundlly.
The heater ill a rounlar infirm". Mill {'3'
the mutate-en yeamhosm llllwiiitlliarlitll
or OMEN n specially. Lollies null-ulna
from any lllfllr‘llll inch em. to the M'X mu
mill-tilt I lulluilfrrrl in tlloaltlclmd confidence.
and with the Mle‘MiNllif receiving the tonal
skillful end Momma Irmvmeul known in
rundown «luxury and nllldlcllm, ll-wm l-llre
furnished tar confinement rare-l. Ti-rme nm-l-
e ate. All lrtlrrn prolllplh l'vplllll In. line
0' use stamp. at It
'lllllll nus In pulls.“
fimir fl. f'om'lmzlt h- urrpartld lo till all
rmlrrs or fruit trree and p unlit/and all kinds
of ahruhber’y. A slwt'lalty lrbulo of rolling
.lmt "PM. ’l lirty )l‘ltl‘l‘ o-xpo-rirm-o in this line
In sllmrlrnt titanium of P'll‘l‘l‘“. Address.
flat on. Norwalk. (Mm. milieu
fl”
rut: roar" ANNI'M.
EXHIBITION MID IlEIIiPlIIIIi
of W. Hilbert Rewsli'r classes In «tanning. at
little tritium flatwall. cl.
“nth.
fruity
'r Morehrtll Hill’l‘t, South Sortvulk. (Ir. a”.
gillrrlzriumrnfs.
Mrs. Genevieve Slebhillé
Wild. lvl‘fl'. UN
Saturday lvening. lplil Ildh.
AT
Hoyt’s Opera House
AN Ali'l'lfiTll‘ ESTI’IIIT.—\l§.\lifil\"i‘ Ul‘
ANTIQUE MYTH
AND
Bible Story.
FOR THE Ill-ZXI'IFIT (ll‘
TRINITY CHURCH.
”Tn rolllmfm'e at N (trim-k. lireurt’ed settle
.nl~. llllll -l”l'll‘.. ull ‘Illl‘ lll‘tl-r April 5th. M
lirwnll's. Ntvl'lllllli. lllul l‘lui-lcd'e. South
Nurtvuik. mill till
AT Til F.
Methodist Episcopal
CHURCH, NORWALK,
Tuesday ‘I‘p'llllilh
”Aw“...
ERICSSON F. BUSHNELL.
'l‘hu llotlou'lllul Baaso.
MISS KATE PARKER.
'i‘hv Acmnplished Soprano.
.0 no»... a...
UV CHILDREN.
Elocutioniels.
. ..........._...
.ll-Iids'l'llll ll\'--
Selemed Local Talent.
Aansé‘l‘o‘h. “sects.
Resolved Seals, lists itlla.
(.‘lmrifl will be Iipetl at liulo's. Nor val I
l'lll‘fl'il'l'q Bomb Nurwallt. Friday: AttFIIIl‘ll‘.
at if! nmm. films upon. 7:3": l'ouvertM N. M
liIlIlNIl calculi
MM 0......
NEW YORK
Philharmonic till,
lNUEB Till AVENUE” 0" THE
IIIIMITAIIQIIA llNIIlN
Director Ell one Welner l v »
Prank ll. tintingvmllrlla ' (1&3: Hillel»? m
dist; Ho Marormrl I II . V
rth l‘il‘llllntwllo i'irlumllzl’l iiilhll‘u‘lmlG h lrl
l .l. ill-true by Miss Mar on ll. world.
. ram ratio.»
Hoyt’e Opera Houae
VIEWED". Il'lllL l8.
'- . Il'filMWi‘Jtfi
Norwalk Chronicler