. 9 ~ ,, *otzlil’siforniyme lit All.
Pam and sprmflovercoats
‘ in
t it , .1 Ghildren’
,amwtro m i 010th!“ soil
‘ WWfi-fie‘mmmoo;
.ati
obornnotios. [Dentisllto amm’li ,9 .991.
mm AND. co
,WASHIHGTON STREET. . "on
MPANY.
mm m. __
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one or one ulterior courts.
m; to so nisnlsorc.
are
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03' YOU ousorssnrm‘ " ‘Ic‘ron
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B on, minim-«tau coo-rules
Mil lm
ROOKSiDE FAliM. .. -............
or THAN FROM ANY OTHER [STABILIBB- deoftheiellerewll’” Im-
a' MENT ill OOHNEOTIOUT. Uuleootheplana oi the rim-u City
W 2' ll ill". "IE‘II', Imt I, Council are materially changed belore
Honda r ‘ Bole will
.._.._-._.- ,_.__,___ Wfl' PARSONS‘ hdbgrg‘mdmm'mmo
m We 33mm. " evening. and in all probability James B.
o. u. .lameo won Wool-om win mbmuthonewcolhhv
cinnamon-mumm-
Murillo title also
turtle nut-in
now
most, yesterday.
Mow-WW: "o aa'mn m “m" “m“ m "‘1" ”'- a nexus-t reportor‘ has n on excelhnt
W 4.0... w nordman upright piano authority that the’ecmmittee appohtod
sono- Imam ms smut. 3175. .l. . Btudwell. to Inquire into the condition and “In
Bo! l—Ocrnor Washington and North Main
streets.
Box d—Oornerliay and Raymond streets.
Box O—(lrom street.
Box lt—WootumLoppooite lranklln street
oltboccmpacy,bavofound enough on
dbplulotlmlwlththnmv tonnage-
mentand memhoro,wlth some ans-pt-
Wllliam Ore-man. clerk at Host a
bistro market. is quite sick at his home
on Taylor amine.
Conductor C. F. Cometcck of the (lots
oolidnled road. is confined to his home
by illness—Denim” News.
--~Don‘t go to Perry's for stale candies.
1n the civil suit 0! Wade vs. Van-
Buokirk,.lnatioe Austin rendered judg-
ment in favor oftbe plaintifl. The de‘
fondant took an appeal.
~At the special meitlngol the Nor-
wnlk Wheel club. lut night, W. S.
Wilcox and E. W. Fitch were appointed
a committee to mice the try-laws. .
-—8houlder otoah,8 oentaapcnnd. st
Hoyog' market.
will be retained, while those addicted to
quarrelingandcorruptiogthe morale of
thocompany will be dropped from the
roll. TbeCouncil dislike to take such a
omhutitoeemtu he the only course
for them to pursue. ’i'bern have been
continually reports to the police of dis-
grocefnl scones at tho hose honor on
Sunday, resulting in a general falling ofl
oltbaactivcliotnntilatlhc loot annual
inspection only eleven men were prom”.
Ir.Cootelioie anoid fireman and a
good man fertile piece Wham be we!
placedincommandoi the company be-
fore flops Ecoooctnpany wuatwd:
11:. Km" ‘W‘f" °‘ a" “”5”" “a w rymmmumm
ational churoh.are making arrangements '
' expired. the utmost harm, prevailed.
oracakemletobs held in the church Thecomlmny wasthen W as one
parlorson Friday.the30th, from 8 to d ofthe heat volcbteor the mm
P" '“' Chm“ "“ b” ”m“ “m"! in the m. itwundorwood that Chief
the ”I" .. , - » Engineer Prowitt endororo Mr. Outside
The Choir of the First lstbodlot Epis- appolntment and the proposed action of
copai church will meet promptly at 7:30 the mmmittee. _ , ‘ ._
dank all. e'flllllfl, in order [0 .lb. > -..... "M “ ’_— .
the memhen to attend the £1pr ”MM“ ”3'”
i business meeting later in the
ochool.
Box tl—Ooncoed strsctmwdte school.
Bax fl-Oorner North XainandAnnotrccts.
Box lI—Oorner filth rarest and Bayview
avenue.
nor. Ibflorwalk iron Works building.
Box l'l—Oornw Woot avenue and Cedar
M
Box u-Oornm Wool street and Taylor
avenue.
Box u—Oornorllyavonnoandfloltmiotroot.
Box Ill—00m lonth Iain and lionroo
M
Box IS-fleotrlc Mutation.
BOX ll-Oorner of Walt» Ill llarlland
M V
illuminant:
COUPON
600.
- . ‘Bbottlesfowccw
“Curler for 50.
Oomphor, 20c ll».
.. .100 n, 3 n for ‘250.
ll
)
' ‘l'heae coupon (the number duignat- l
l ell-tile advertise-sot below) together E
‘ with the price of the publication, will i
g procure you anything announced in nj
:"Onr Bonk Department." when pro-i
j seated at The Sentinel olllcs.
X >12: swim”... ,W
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, 1 9 it 5:13 at can 3 mid at mom a or a in Norwalk and gone to New Haven to
styles in Spring mlllinery, also a lull
line of stationery. hosiery. and Mid
underwear. No. 20! Washington street
Raymond Brothers have a large force
of men engaged in enlarging theplaat of
the Standard Oil company at Wilson
Point. ’I he i of business at the
works necessitates the improvement.
Large orders are constantly being receiv-
rd.
=Word was received in South Norwnlk,
this morning, that the condition at
GeorgeCrotut, who is in the Bridgeport
hospital, was very nfioua, and it was
doubtful if he lived the day out. Mrs
Crofuthns gone to Bridgeport to see her
husband.
This morning Charles F. Mills and
Henry Cook OW to drive to South
Norwalk. While going over Gainer'o
bridge the horse took fright and ran
sway. Both men jumped out,and the
wagon was wrecked alter the horse bod
pmceeded a short distance further.
Two of Steph- iloyt a Son’s teams
went throogh Wall and Iain streets this
morning, scattering straw along those
thoroughfares. Chief oi Police Bradley
otoppedtho men near lioyt street and
work.
C. Ford Boeley and Fred Brady, oi
Norwalk, will attend the Oclab Pleasure
club's reception in Stamford. tonight.
law [not liar-Id Weather Forecast.
The weather today promises to be gener—
ally warmer and from partly cloudy in fair.
preceded pomlbly by some rain on the coasts
in the morning. Tomorrow it promises to he
unenlly fair and warmer. followed by rlomll.
ness and possibly rain at night.
45—0
wLillaitled
The A. ll. E. Sunday school gave an
enjoyable eonovrtia the Knight Street
church last night and raised considerable
money. .._. _. w“
Thecaoeol Michael Fallon, for illegal
liquor selling. some up in the Superior
Court, today. and was adjourned in-
definitely. ...w....
P. S. Byabee and family moved, yes-
terday, from Henry street totheiittie
hamlet east of the oily line. known so
Unionvlllc. ,
~-l‘undies made every day at Perry's.
lira. Watkins, oi New York, mother
of live. it. I. lilggico, colored aparalytio
stroke at the latter'o home on West ave-
nue, st accorly hour last Thursday. _
lowest Point of the thermometer.
The lowest point of the thermometer for the
twenty-four hours ending at noon to—dsy was
34° above onto; highest. 53:.
e.
scorn nourish.
what they People of Our City Are
Doing and laying.
The independent Social club will hold
a busine- meeting with Benoit Dreyfoss.
of Elizabeth street. tonight.
The new docket of the civil court of
Common Pleas just issued, contains lll
jury mess and L821 court room.
—-Nice quoker broad. at lane's.
There will he a special busine- mist-
ing of the Epworth league, tonight at ti
o'clock, at the church. Business of in«
tcmt to all will be transacted.
—You can buy the choicest outs of
Dr. 1.. ll. Phinneylo thoughttobcro-
onverin' slowly from lib severe tiled.
but heio notabloto oltnp yot.ond it
will probably be several weeks before he
will be able to ”1.995“.
not!“
WWM. w
olrloin steak ior its. a nd: round “my.
Pinned to tire you otcah.10o.:ohouldcrotsatm,atllsyeo‘ m“ f"? "T” “PM ""m' “'“°" Tin-Noun": Bot-ow cone-hr
market. " “I"; wllipetittocdcdaa‘lhayermflhodttper-
ior Court. today. for permission to
change its name toll-e llorwalk fltuet
Railroad company.” m
-—Dvy goodness-ct he mounted-rod
for the low memo! which they'wtll ho
ooldthio week at the iiovwsll‘ ilcotca
store.
Iron Gorrlo Seymour. or View Ivonne,
is entertaining the Golden itolo Circle oi
King's ilacghtero, of the mo»
Towerman T. A. Reunion. who is
loose ‘1'. Banks of Soul t, d
' hpor an heldreopcnoihleforthooorlouowreckot
Oscar H. Banks. of South Norwaik, on
today afternoon pcrcbaoed the ilvyery h" Chester, "“9““! Will. "I
andhoardiog otableat 405 Broad street, W “mm-“MWWW.
The M will be con- ondwlll await theinvootlgntion now in
am”, I.” 3“”, Mum.“ program. Conductor Bt.0ialr,whowoo
MI Melon o A. W more in this “Uh"! "'ch “- him to the Now
a”. Baron wot.
, ~ The Electric Light Commissioners
W- A. 9: Karon-gt, WM"! ‘9' have a communication elsewhere that
W m M ‘h' 3““ 30"“ calionpon William toilette
Iothodlet church, Will 50 M. “W ”Mull“ m before
Saturday. and will occupy his pulpit lboodnnelllaot n 9' or b
Sunday. on household clients. it ea- m lot too
. 'l‘horo m’t room to be any
new. wlil minted-t» on m 0' the «to course for Oonwolllan snow.
propellers from New York. Theywlil —-«--'
hunchediaalnrnltnrovan.wblchwlil ~“”‘“"'°”"““""’-“"°""" Thalorwsikilcvoemcowpaey
tokeBquJlornosgcodo ”Emilia. WMMWWM malt-ammuni- of u- yon-
lr. Invaooah’o famtiyoooolotoolhun- At the near loathe of Humboldt ”tannin-”embark; nay
rethwttaaolonoonlld. lodge, has of Human. hereto, .9 no lacaord ottvot. llorwoia.
mnhmuhhutvhbmh uncommon. ”to.” no»
inemherohlpwillhovo reached coroner ”it:
ammonium U ”I! oolo- mm“ “m“,mm
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meeting will abchohold.
am,
allotborolnqoallt' «It-flirted writ:
belowalltthoroinllrlati '
nomination”
”0/
m
,uscabodtcliot ocapgivea swam ”aims-coat:
«my sorts-w MAM ltth.at album’s“ “was“
sound. 00.. now otcreJloIavon .1 ”am w.“ Mow.
‘ Attorney W. of m.”
e
:.
rnoopoe‘rotboor-Itloo Appointed by an. i ‘1
' home in New Canaan, aged seventy-nine
, TheClty Mb". MM “mm! years. He was grandfather of A. L.
"‘ "mm” mm“ W “" "' thorn-mama! the more-mod Armin. of Norwa
Bryant, of Stamford. visited the evening
schools, last night. Ir. Bryant is a
teacher in the Stamford High School.
“m ‘i'hehettel'claoo °' "" m inlllineofthecelebrntedflolmesd‘icom-
pany’s racing suits in all colors: also
sweaters.
farewell bouquet after their meeting
’i‘oooday night,to Jules Hornungrwho
will makes bicycle tour of Europe. A
soil the following day.
A can.
held lrnm his late residence, tomorrow
afternoon at 3:15 o‘clock.
Watkins will oilicinte. A quartctto oom-
poovd of Ira. John Whittaker, bliss mm 0' all
Susan Benedict. Leigh Whittaker. and
P, H. Dewsbury. will sing.
building and threatening hundreds of
‘ tines withtho style and finish of a pro-
aichurcb. this afternoon. The annual
«momentum. losbovo '
John Benedict died yesterday, at his
“E: _
InandIn. o. B. Adams and Mr.
v—C. Ford Beeley has just received a
The Alpha Wheel club will givea
from the club will see him,‘
-Saturday our last day for exhibiting ;
Whlte Label soups at Bettot Farriug~ ‘
tnn‘e. We wbh all to try them. Theoempo
are excellent, put up in s lint-clam man-
ner, and sold at economical prices—4.50
with
call
mic
countenance in
Taylor a Golden
ileaIEslaieandlnsurance.
waannurros nmr.
Mu icon“ torato
the view pnrc
exam
erory
and share
in
Eugene Woiaor as a I'lutlot.
Among fluliail. Sum Weider has
for many years been at prominent rigors.
All music-lovers have become familiar
with his
heated Theodore Thomas orchestra. so
aleo'in the lit!" York and the Brooklyn
Philharmonic societeo. .Nor is his lame
limited to this country. ‘On his frequent
trips to Europe. the greatrst living oom-
poaera honor Hr. Weider by their best
eiiorto. lie is the soul of the New York
Ph‘illharmpnitgtglu:, dand themafibitiop
an n e o l we -
hadn't? reolly admiria'lg’lio:y This organi-
nation will appear at Boyt'o Opera House,
April 18. under the auspices of the
Chautauqua union.
the cele-
or house anoint.
.areinv'lted to
ineonrliu.
parts! the city at roe-omit
prlomlandanmma flame!
d
d
1
them for
Ali varieties served hot all day. ‘
The luneralolWillian’i tilses will be
Rev. 3. H.
police heudqimrtors. menacing the liamtte
lives. if it is n bmnb. i-‘urther investiga-
tion royals the fact. lmwswr. that it
was sllnjoke. ‘ ..
Mr. and Mrs. tie-urge More: gureo re-
ception. last evening. in honor of bliss
Brddy. of New York, who has been
visiting friends here for some time.
About thirty invited grunts were pmont.
lluoiv for dancing was fumislml by
William Biicpp. Refreshments won-
oerved by hire. liars, mistml h;- a num-
ber of her lady friends.
Those who were so fortunate so to hear
the Peabody Children recite at the Nor—
walk Methodist church. recently, are
delighted with the proopect of hearing
tbetuogsio. There is a fascination and
pie-om in the eflorts of bright vhildron
thatio particularly attractive. Though
uremia they show the result at oom-
petent instruction and render their selec—
lomlonl. llr. Bushnell. the favorite
homo: Ii- Kaid Parker. mo, and
”odour but local singers. will make
an njoyahle entertainment. Concert
Tuesday. April 17th. Reserved seat
charter llale'o and i’laioted‘s.
~A inrgain. Two style! of mon‘sltnnd
sewed .0 shoes selling for fit, to make
room for new styles. Ladiea’ line kid
shoes, patent lostlmr up, welt. use.
Otherotyleo atooreaoooablcprlmeaocan
befoundlnanyotherotore. l). lithos-
lton. ll lain «reel. Norwnllt.
. J .mmJ-i’d‘fl.‘
”a. Children Oryfor
, r'o esoteric. ,,
children cry for
Pitchers Contents.
1
mmmMnmlea
mamamumlmm
mmwmumwm
mandamus-masseuse:
children can.
BUSSthLl. FBI
iv
in last arenne.
The torriblw» bomb found by Frsnlr ”"*
Honnwker yatordny morning on the
luck stoop of his brother's residence.
stillrspoosoin the chit-rs locker oi the
u ‘ A‘ t "r I'.
N am} Em" ' hermaid. man; 7:.
child four oars old. i Illre
. 7 Oounland lace. all {it
ILL furnished room in private house.
running water and near railroad ata-
tlon. 94““ 0. Int. 24 Ionroo r‘tzrfit.
m
of "RS.
GIRL to do geml honour
of two. A ly
“ " 75611.31.
Altai: hall‘ house at lly'o Neck;
. J home on h otreetuwo the
street. with e no as liar
house and
hen farm manufactcrlee. poet
Norw k and
31080 emeritus.
of adults. Sound
0. i l'rnnklln street.
tin a month. Apply
brick store. next door.
c dd water
Siblaillnfl'.
L
from April lot line been oocnpl
years. and is now
or Donner P. [u
f
to mm filmrbnlfllh’.
Norwalk. all at
barn: two him on T'aylor avenue;
nine suites of rooms on Water street; rooms.
th Norwaih. inquire of}
.7...
floor and
Willi: and basement with ilxtu
Washlnctcn street. opposite-“poo
goodsstoro continually for the past fifteen
woupied as ouch. in
isms
part of h
on Water
farm
in
AY-
awl
Bl‘
Hot and
in B. 0.
all! low
(lib:
asadry
quire
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110'th 3 rooms. No. 6 Tall
order throughout. JOHN ll.
West street.
OUBI. ”tel:
no .
No. 781100
dre room "' Woodward
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m... lain “.4;
and
. ll makes. luciudl the
B". Pfifecllan 11!
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a n" pocket knlrna. slag in
and warren .
ti Booth Main street.
cums. ', .....
gas; 31% cool- Win
A .lgifill and Italian" boat in
mm? w ' ..
5&2
t
s . atw tel
.23. In
mo I. ll
lldl near Elm Grove store. 7 morn
cs stunt. ii: at
door rent 38; house No. 28 Day street. rent .12.
All have water in, and are in the r t
KNA 5.1::
' t
nomad:
th Help street. root '7 and
'l’dlifi'llill.“ " '
frown... from owwup. Militia;
1 Clip-
Thomao. Philadelphia and
re hound. Lawn mowers oh . 80.
ot'twsw now to, £8011“: on street.
mbl ll
. 80
A cganosonyfifiot mum.“
harneooos. robes. blenkotn.
Well avenue. sooth
a9 if
wit comm
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the ad
PEOPLE’S IIIKET.
u. indictmentsminutiae”
01"
m NITU RE.
. om Int nomad u to St. town.
smsl Sole ' oi livans and Comer theirs,
At $9, $l0, $l2, $l4, $l6.
Marked down from 812, 014.2818, 020.
‘ . a:
“moans Burcusns."1isrsu.
Know! the intense interest everything oortalnln tattle Pen in M
arke
and utilisationgou will read this ‘tgyoui sown‘l hasten tot iii? hi); :3
or. run man. every ill for stock. supp ion. in fact all claims for any! '
whatsoever. oplnat tb- People'a Market. was paid in lull. [mounts on the gift .
most mrdially lcvl'tedAtgdctzgtrvem?’ "Eothwndu‘ for suspicious in financial stand.
e I] Bi’. enrorcee.woont
does pay every hill against him ind his business. we will cheerfully take oil og‘hflo’ :5
o m reverence. Toan enquiring the secret of our succese‘ we answer boldly. lli ounces to
m";r=n:mqnsll y (‘in brewed Beet. bombs. Veal. ’crk. etc. Balsa. Fifteen lion.
E. d. WADHAMS. Proprietor,
FIE! DELIVERY. PEOPLE’S ililliE'l-
8 north lain It, So. Norwslk. _ Si Wall at, Norwnlk
Bottolacttongnarsntee‘d. folophone call. 67-3.
WIN
‘ FfiENIT‘URE”
28580. Main Street, 80. Norwalk.
GREAT BARGAINS lN
PARLOR SUITS
Silk Brocatelie Fringe Parlor Suit 5.00.
this suns“ to W ’3
o is or or a l ' .
A Fine Loun for 06.50. as way down in price.
gluon fling giéchgs, 311.50,
urge mac or uro con e. d0 6 .
All goods sold at hard tiyme prigesg.an on has
I
DAVID STOW. .
OATS! OATS!
The Value of Oslo depends considerably upon the Wei
git oithe grain for the
reason that the flocks of Lighi Oats make up a much greater proportion ’of the
groin than heavy Oats. Thus a bushel of Date of the weight 0! 24 lbs. will have
fifty per cent. of bucks, while a bushel weighing 40 lbs. will have only 30 per cent
of bucks. .
The weight of the lirain is therefore the measure or lost of quality.
. Our Outs nrocsrelully screened, and the dirt, dust and ohnd’ sifted out
which removes the prime cause of heavy and wind broken horses. I
The value of Date thus elite! should be appreciated by horse owners.
Orders left at Solman‘s livery stable will receive prompt attention.
Manuel T. Hatch
Denier in Boy. Flour. Grain. F‘s-9d. pm. 15 Marshall street. South Norwalk. Or. a?
fill mum on nouns SHIRE,
Tristram & Hyatt,
2 Gazette Building.
--CAPES--
Capes have not been so universally worn for many years as
they are this season, having won their way into favor,especially
' for use with the more elaborate and dressy costumes, as they do
not disorrange the full sleeves so much in use at the present time,
and yet give that sense which is always agreeable to a lady of
being completely dressed for the street. One result of this condi-
tion of things is that when selecting our ”Ill“ ISSMTIEIT of
“PE! particular attention has been paid to the special needs and
uses we are tildOBVOl‘lng to supply. Our assortment includes
LllllEd'. lllll‘lll and. llllillllllll BIPES, in broadcloth. diagonal
and moire silk, with trimmings of lace, inserting, jets, braids,
and ribbons. ranging in prices from $2.50 to $20.00.
--JACKETS--
Jackets in latest cuts, English walking jackets. nobby lmlf
fitting refers, umbrella skirts, in tin and fancy effects.
Blazer and Eaton Suits.
We shall be pleased to show you this season's style in these
E829 .&l”vatt’ Nomi";
llllllll BEllllllL! limit!
The New York Grocery 00.,
15 North Main Street. will remove to
inhuman Bulliinllast Washington St.
and will be ready for business at the new store on next
Saturday, April l4th
We will give ”WHITE“ FREE to all of our customers Int ‘
«room .
l largo lake of lililfll Soap.
You will get the boot goods swoon. on.
d see on.
heugoo'l‘mm. We maintain the high standard of q ty of our
Teas and Coffees
and will have a large assortment of beautiful and useful presents
to give away with them.
Snow-gigs Flour, $4.00 per Barrel
.‘a' mm“ 1 ' us I?!“ ‘fit this
no? “kiwi
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Hilarious malted
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