IN.
gist. ’
. brag
.
£1:wa You To (USE
i
CREAM
BENZOIN
"roe SUNBUBN ms sun
.f‘flstL,’ SKIN BLEMlsnEs.
l
l
PERFU Mam“
TOILET
ARTICLES
ARE OUR SPECIALTY.
, “;::;;_"*“
.ll.PIaisle
: “i'D'ruggist,
43 Washlnkton St.
W NORWALK.
iWall -/
m
- Paper
“1 Block of Wall Pa r for
thisaeaacn is In er an liner
1 have ever fore shown.
prices are very low. 1 am
v lad to show you these
gtk‘wbetber you wish to buy
‘ Luise carry a full line of
Painters’ Supplies.
Room Mouldings.
a lip Glass. etc.
Parting. Papal banana
and Decanting.
‘ It It is not convenient for Iyou
iteeenss to the store 1 she] be
pleased
to on you with
“M ms»..~.w_
E. E. Gorham,
in 2 nouns.
MT NORWALKJ
Wm Mil rum-oi.- tree
j it llilltllll.
AID WI
CO
tailing to comply
surmise m.
- . we make specialty of Children’s Clothin in all the new 1 and latest deal
, howaeedato cont 0! town for
their Ch
WASHINGTON STREET,
. m
l EVENING sermon.
sans come, we}... Mil...
MI 'I :II the
DL‘: 1 “wimufiwhwmgignm
com IOIWALI ma ALARM.
Ito! B-Oorner Washington and North Main
4 streets.
‘ Boa 4-Corner Day and Raymond streets.
Box B—Orcss street.
Box lI—Wut street. opposite Franklin street
schoel.
Box ”—00an street. oppoeltsr school.
Box lt—Cornsr North Malnand Annstreets.
Box lb-Oorner High street and Bayvtsw
avenue. ,
Box [kilos-walk Iron Works building.
Box "-00er West avenue and Cedar
street.
Box "~430er West m and Taylor
avenue. -
Box lI—Onrnar my aveilna and Bouum street.
Box W South Main and Monroe
M
Box ”—nactric Light station.
Box alt—Corner of Water and llllrllsnd
. streets.
80.: ll—l’alrflald avenue notified-detract.
flotilla srlllllel}
COU P0N3
'l'llesa coupons (the number designat-
ed in the advertisement below) together
with the price of the publication. will ‘
. procure you anything announced in .
*“Our Book Department." when prwf
. nestled at The Sentinel attire. ‘
m miliaillturo All—kiln; [or Tirmorrnw.
Hun Risen Sun Reta High Tide l Low Tide
at out at tin» at ll::ti _ at 3w
New York Harald Weather Format.
The weather to day promises to be fair to
Peru cloudy. buy and slightly warmer. fol-
owei by rain by evening or tonight. 'l‘omnr-
row it promises to be cloudy and slightly
cooler, with showers. folluwul [mainly by
“mlns-__ _ , .. .
Iowan Point of Ilsa Thermometer.
The lowest point of the thermometer for [he
twenty-four hours ending at noon tut—day was
:n c strove sero; hixhest. 62°.
sol'ru sonwml. ‘
People at Our
Doing and Buying.
Samuel B. Griffin is now eml-lnyml at
.F- Hayes’ market;
James Conklin won the roast. ye‘tcr—
dsy. at Wndhsms' Market.
What the (‘iiy Are
~36 in. cashinsreswlélc yd.. former
price 25:: yd. at M. S. Smith‘s.
Michael Laue—(“llfiter street. hm pur
chased a pool table from Mr. lturulmm,
of (Tompo.
Tllsl‘ongn-gutionnl Mission Workers
will meet in the basement parlors of the
church at 8:45 o'clock this afternoon
~l\'icc qusker bread. at Inuc's.
The mid-week royal-meeting :II the
South Norwalk ethodiat church. to-
night. will be led by the pastor. ltcv. A.
it. Kuvanagh. _ ._
A lunch sm'iuhls will lli' gll'tlll bv the
Indirect the West Norwulk Methodist
chapel. tonight. hi the home ni Mrs.
Henry Hamilton. , , _
~25 pieces of our regular 12w outing
cloth to 1..» sold at be 5d,. also Frcuc
ginghamn lie yli.. at M. l , Smith's.
Netball Lounsbury: a venerable citi-
zen of Bid eiield. and father of sir-(lover-
norlouns ry. i» very low nml at this
writing is not expected to iivu.
George A. Voile, of Elizabeth street.
went to New York city. Tuesday. to
consult a throat specialities to the sari-
ousnela of his bronchial troubles,
-—Breakisat Cocoa, We. at N. Y. store.
John Warren, proprietor of the Old
Welllaubdry, and his wife, will give a
theatre party to his employee. Friday
night. 9t Beyt's Opera House.
~iilueilsh ”c. lb. People’s M'k't.
Dr. Willard Parker. of New York only.
owner of the pleasure yacht Regina. an
altered tbsbridge at the Farm. will
more to his summer reulleoce at New
bars. next week. tcgst his yacht ready
to go into commission
mama mmTfié‘. at am a Zelnii‘s.
Bicyclists should remember the ordi-
nance regarding lighted lanterns and
whistles when ridlnhdtbrough the city
sitter nightfall. A y wss nearly run
down last night by s wheelnlsn who had
not Arrests will be maria of those
with the isw.
»» . strum; on Monday. clue
lag'out ct hosiery at Mo on a dollar,
at s. sane .
Rev. E. ii. Wingend family are ex
muralsnotskeuttbslr resi-
. the led are busy
patilngtbslleisbibg touches to the para
. wkwh bssbssetboroeghlyeisss-
el sting taswssk, ready for their
mauAasnnlafisntlnvi.
~fioend sleek. loo. spaced. at Hayst’
. dren's goods. Anything that is w
made a short notice. Don’t fail to see our stock of Neckwear,‘ Furnishings
is: BENEDICT AND COMPANY.
me an
13“ YOU CAN BUY A BET
(-1" Tall: MONEY AT -- . .
BROOKSIDE FARM,
E” THAN FROM ANY OTHER ESTABLISH 0.1
W MENT IN CONNECTICUT. fl
8 First Class Road Horses.
Canaan in a few days. llois expected the
gushin
SOUTH NORWALK.
s
a...
TIER HORSE FOR
A
. l-l. PABSONS.
Committeeman Matthew Corbett visitv
fd the Concord street school this morn-
ng. --.. .-_.__
-~Genls‘ medium weight underwear st
490 reduced from 75c. at M. S. Smith's.
Miss Anna Di man entertained a
small parltly of f ‘ ds lastn ht. at her
homeon igh street, $0th orwalk.
The members of the Old Well Hook
and Ladder company will have another
0 ate: supper in their headlunrlers on
nvilnnd street, Saturday nig it.
> ——Sboulder sick, 8 cents s pound. at
Hayes’ market.
John J. Nash “the exact num-
berofcgindlssfl . in tbe'jar st Lands
confectionery, yesterday,snd received
the eighty cent pound box of confections.
The subject of e weekly pm 'cr serv-
icstonigbtJn the ngregntio church.
will be “New ' Qualifications for
Church Membership." The public is
cordially invited to attend.
-Cake sale. Cong’l church parlors len-
trance. main door). tomorrow. from it to
6: no admission fee. Music: chocolate. ii
cents a cup. Ladies and gentlemen invited
While going up North Main street.
yesterdaysftornoon.JmephPerry’s wagon
struck Charles Pillow, a bicyclist. Tile
latter was thrown from his wheel. but
owing to the prompt raining of the
horse no damage was done
—You can buy the Choimt cuts of
sirloin steak for He. a pound: round
steak. 10c.:slloulder steak, Pic . at lluycs‘
market.
Dr. W. L. Weed was initiated into the
second degree by Butler Lodge. 1. O. U
R. last night. Visitors were present
from Puritan Lodge. tamford; Worces—
ter Lodge. New On nan: New York
Lodge, and a lodge in Pennsylvania.
L. H. Decker anuouncesm s new ad-
vertlsement, today. that he is right at
home on wall paper. and the prices he
notes would seem to full demonstrate
t llrl fact. Mr. Decker empoys only that
class artists. which is saying that all
work entrusted to him is done in a su«
pcrior manner.
«Gents' inst black regular 25c goods
to be sold at 12b: pr.. at. M. S. Smith's.
The witnesses examined yesterday, in
the Thomas Village case. in the Superior
Court. were Mr. Village. in his own be-
half. and S. B. Sherwood. in rebuttal.
The rates was argued'by the sttornevs on
both sides and ad mitted to Judge
Thayer. A decision is likely to be "‘0‘
tiered in a week or so. Both parties in-
troduced maps so substantiate the claims
made by them.
About ii) o‘clock this morning a row
occurred at the corner of Water and
Haviland streets. between Mrs. John Mc-
Cormsck and Michael Mclnerncy. The
origin of the disturbance. as told by Me
Inerney, was caused by his going to the
house to prepare his dinner and change
his clothes.“ be and his wife occupy
three rooms on the second floor. Mrs.
McCormack objected, and the result was
she drove him off with a brick.
solidi“ sun's
A lira-cry Budget of Items from the
Upper End of Town.
Margaret Bishop. of Norwalk. but «~-
i‘lil‘i‘li all additional pension.
Mrs. Charles lice. ol‘Rill eiield. has
been visiting her mother in orwalk.
Miss Ethel a. solidl- lll at her home
on Kellogg street with a severe attack of
the grip. . _
«All kinds of fish and crabs, St. John's
market. South Main and liavilsnd sin-sis.
Com nice D and i" will hold it battal-
ion lilil at the armory, Friday night,
April 27.
Charles Wileynthetforger. was dls~
honorably discharged from Company F.
Tuesday night. 'W _
A pound sociable will be held tonight
at the residence of Mrs. Henry Hamilton.
Wat Norwalk. __
It. 1". Adams. pmprhatcr oi the Tre-
mont Hotel. Bridgeport. is ill with ton-
silltls, and cents home last night.
W
amok at the [mgr in l'inneo's win-
0
llow for lbc. lb. “moods" ubrmt
t. .
Messrs. His rty and Merrill, re re-
senting the ler, Pierce Constru Ion
and Engineering company, of New York.
who have the contract for building the
Norwalk street Railway company‘s line,
were in town (yesterday. no ing up
mafia cloud?" or men. securing teams
ma n m menu in com-
mence worg next Wonder.
~Pienty of candy. at Lane's.
WA...
A telegram from Dr. J. 0. (in-gory.
last it ht, noted that '1‘. 8. Morison was
very ow. It was expected that he
would not live until morning. As noth-
ing had been heard from Washington.”
to noon to-dsy. ltisseppossdbeis I
alive. Honds'y‘ alteration I Morison
Itll‘tel! to l
trainee in
bale i
are.
lie. Hewssiskentohisrcom,
laid in a comatose slate
lls afternoon ll. T. iihsflisld
saying that Mr. Mori-
Jl'ip 'l‘op tank. to. as ii. if. store.
Standard '.
r.
. whsnhstsliuneou~
corridor otthebotsi when t
,.. walls.
on
. al leis.
ii 7 DIS"
‘llllllfl llalliillercllitis, ‘
Sample lines , Handkerchiefs, .
Sample" lines Dulles, al 5 cents, lli toms and iii cents.
worth Ill cams.
*5 culls, worth lli. cams.
lit, worth. 25' cents.
wmww _..
Min Lucy Jennings. of Norwalk. has
:entbe attest of relatives in George-
wn.
Insidney RES-337m children. of
Bridgeport. are guests of'lllss Minnie
Gregory, st Uranherry Plains.
Granville W. “All: of Bridge rt.
is in town todly settlilc the Randal less
tor 0 it. Wilson's companies.
Chief Bradley is taking a well-deserw
vacation. today. and Patrolman
Morebouse is on duty in his place.
, The divorce case of‘lfelca'n vs. Mr.-
Iean comes up in the Superior court. be.
fore Judge ’I‘bsyer. tomorrow.
ms. F. floor, 533. NLY. store.
Conductor Joseph M. Bnckmau. of the
West avenue line, will move from Main
street into a house on France am at.
death was announced yesterday. will
be held at '2 o'clock Friday afternoon,
from I? York street.
The Norwsik Lawn Tennis club is put-
ting the club courts in condition (or the
approaching season. The grounds have
been acre and are now being lopdrers.
ed and re led.
An improvement is reputed in the
condition of George W. Cram. who is
sick 0! pneumonia at his home on East
avenue. (Y. B. Conlidge's mudition
remains unchanged.
Owing to a but has on one of the eu-
llines at the Norwalk and South Nor walk
Electric Light company's station. last
night. one section 0 the electric lights
was not burning. ' The trouble was
remedial today.
(in orgie vaymond,s.rn of (.ll’ooel’iieorge
W. ltsylmond. was ten years old on Tues-
day. is celebrated the event by erect-
ing a flag stall in the yard of his home
on Union place. and ‘ unfulllng a large
silk flag, a present from his parents.
~Hnma‘. tic. lb. N. Y. store.
The first of a series of entertainments
to be given bv the Y. II. C. A.. will take
on in the Norwalk Opera House. Fri«
l sy evening. April 27. The programme
will include selections by Walter I’ellram.
the Eu lisb humorist, and the Meklsm
Musics company.
”Writing wiper at Pinnm's. 130, III.
OVER THE RIVER.
lews and Gossip of the Day In East
Nos-walls.
Waite-r Crouch will go to New Shen-
ick. N. .l.. to engage ill the photography
business.
James Robertson. of Cottage ul‘l‘nllt‘.
wheeled to Bridgeport. yesterday. lie
has also ridden ills "bike" to New York
and return three timm this spring.
Mrs. Lucretia Jones. of Witslliugton
strait. yesterday visited her son. Henry
Jones. whohssbeon serhnsly ill. Mrs.
Jones is in her eighty-seventh year.
An invitation sol‘ial will be given by
the members of Mayflower llmk and
Ladder company. at. their parlors on
VnnZnndt avenue. Friday evening.
Rev. ('. M. Vega and family will bid
farewell to their friends here. today. and
this evenlng they will leave for Hag
Harbor, 1.. l . Mr. i'egg’s new charge.
Portions of the interior of tho East
Avenue Methodist Episcopal church tare
being altered b Henry Taylor. who will
also uttmld to t to painting and carpenter
work that is necmsary.
Frank boy. who recently fell and
broke his left leg. is doing as well as can
be expected under the circumstances.
Today the attending physician will put
his leg in a plastwr parts cast.
terda .that he could jump eight feet.
Whlt' he did very easily. but upon laud-
ing he sprained his right foot." He lost
the but; that is. he was one («lot short.
A cake walk will beheld at them-m
Theatre tomorrow night. Wilbur Hub-
bard, one of the leaders of Norwalk’s
colored society. will furnish the cake,
which will be a line sitsir. and about
thirty couples will walk.
A boot owned by Frank Uhiotto, of
Washington street bridge. was carried
away by the flood tide. Tuesday ni ht. It
was ilrst believed that the boat been
stolen. but after sshort search it was
found ushort dhtance down the harbor.
David Elise is in Ssugatuck making
alterations to Dr. Henry Eno's yacht.
preparatory to her being brought to this
placate low back the lame that re—
cently constructed by Mr. Rose. to be
used in conjunction with the landing
and embarking of passengers.
Miss Frances Todd,of lerlden. who
has been the guist of Him Alice Parsons
for nearlyll month, will return to her
home. today. Mb Todd will carry
sway many plwant recollections at her
visit. and also the esteem of her large
number of friends in East Norwalk.
The Junior Epwortb lessee met lsst
night at the home of Mi- F‘auuie Jenn,
on second avenue. After the transec-
tion of business the members pruenied
to their president, Miss Frances Todd. a
handsome toilet one. The meeting then
adjourned for the rsmairlder cf the sea-
son. The members decided tonpply tor
membership to the hauler league.
A the time of the
thought they were doomed to a
watery W”.
“lilshnn party which lsfthsrss
ssgooriongleiml
A. ‘ chkerman- & Son,
84 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
"we”... own... Q... J... w. "W ..........
"“1056st
Highest nl'ull in Leave-null; l’owor..—I..ltcsi U. 5, Got"! Report.
Jim/£93 I OWCICI‘
WY PURE
v
‘t
a
;
CRANBERRY PLAINS.
At the muslcale under the efficient
management of Mrs. 8. Watts. bald m
the chapel last evening by the leIil-s'
Aid society, a highly leasing pro-
gramme wus rendered. he harmonlcs
selectionsby Mr. Fallon were excellent;
the banjo medley by Allen. Buasing and
Finch wss muc enjoyed; the sing h
Miss Vsnfluosear was well applaudel.
while the duct by Misses Gertrude and
Sylvia Adams. aged eight and ten years.
respectively. showed the talent of the
children. All did well.snd everything
on the programme was well appreciate
by the. audience. The room was hand-
somely dccorsted. Two booths. one for
candy and the other for fancy articles.
attracted much attention and were well
patronized. The platform was lame—
fully arranges! with potted plants. Two
Chauncey Brllndngc has opened it shoe
store on the bridge." -.
Charles Gehrmsnn is“ putting it new
topmast on his yacht ”Arrow."
Daniel [lilolnnlcdieu has rebuilt the
fence in the rear oflllis property. which
was. blown down during the recent
storm. » -
llalrgc It. ltcdnmtl. of the South Non
walk Paper company. will travel thrmlrb
Vermont and Massachusetts while on lis
present business trip.
Miss Emma Spanlding. who hos been
confincdto her home on Henry street
for some time. with an attack of [ini'il‘
monin. is rapidly improving.
liru istlLS Finch. pmprielnrof the,
Depot armlury. in Slanliord. visited l .
Dr T. Ii. (.irilihl. manager of his East carrysll loads of people came from .‘vor-
Norwnlk HIAII'I‘, yeah-nifty, for n shun walk. About two hundrmland twenty-
time. In the afternoon he» prm‘r-t‘vlml in live [muons attended.
WWW“ mi,“ Taylor a Golden
ilealEslaleanlllnsurance
waamrsm‘ow l’l'ltll‘l’.
A gentleman is negotiating with Jame-s
L‘flommcdieu for the lurchsse of tho,
Andrews property, at 3- First nvenuui
The house is now occupied by Robert I. :
Brown. of the South Norwnllt l’apcr‘
company.
New Books fur the Pnhtie Library.
At the last regular meeting of the di-
rectors of the South Norwslk Public Li'l
bury it was voted to extend tilllin pur- 3 "
chasing new books. These will be plsoedl '
on the shelves in agow week‘s. Soulllg
‘Norwslk pie are u srec a as upper ‘ - .
tunity tom any books to read or study, E B‘
for there are binnks at the Library which j ”hum...
Persons looki foralot or house and lot.
lwlth the view pnrrhullvi’vurn invited to
, cell and examine our list. to have them for
sale in every partof the city at maouabli
rim and on aaev tonne. anal ti
' «Arr-2.5:“
an American ismiiy of‘thrse. s mind
door of about four moms. 'sst of ds- ml
Address. Q. BRUWN. Mirth . or
they can fill out with titles Nomi. this walk. silt lit
would like to have purchase . he . ~ . - . " v” ~ ' _...,...__.
brary committee sincerely hope that all1 Cgfly'gmgy {I‘m’j’W’MWM'l‘W'lfl'
. . . . . L. ROVER. 15in Main
Will avail themselves of this privilege. ”m.hnf"|.. “w;
and thatwhen the blanks sreiookedover r»... . . 1.... .f. 'l ‘
there will be ,a definite expansion of; . ()l'iililini'lil by Amer can, nmly u
some real wantsin the community. It is 13ml! 425'?! ”all“; bgsrmltgzllr‘l ”(1395:1343
"m “m 0' m" “ma": mm mm hflmg Q Nnrlli Mnin titres-t, tinn'h Norwalk. all!
it in charge. to make it nsourco of bone; _... . , . ..._ . _ ..
lit to all ‘ l;\‘ but oany A strmly,mm‘lflhla.mul‘lfil
.10.... r ' "", ' man. without family. (protestant) as use
{he busing of Pom Lo. 1 fill man to 1w?“ urn} flIlIIP'I’nTrv'I 'pnlnpli; r'n’l‘r‘d
. fl “' ' ll "rum. I) 0‘ I ‘
All will ibultllv‘i‘, who saw ("Illln'lllvnillll' flan .;:,mt;;fmn; but “mp”,- ..,l,". "hillt-
scrvlcvllllring the inlllml wnrs. was pm :in.: men need apply. Bali'ffilll'rit r‘fvpllmi.
lug intently ill on IlllIliiIl on Main .tmt 'Izne‘m prrfrPerJ \f‘l'lrfl” ‘-~ IL I - “W
. ‘ . 50'. ill? ll
on tho IliIIl'I' lunnml lliilly lmnlilsl lilv‘ wull T. amnrnnsx kw . .
MA.\' in milNI. must live in South Sur-
walk. Milli weekly while learning.
with llluulmt hf slum-lint.- on his arm ) ‘
“II-ll. ' *r g“ lll' f ll ~l‘ n~i"'1
‘ n m“ M‘ ‘ ( H “N "r” lri-h-i‘slhotil- preferred. Address. JAMES
IlfllIt‘tI ii Illhslnfl ler‘ntI “Tim. I'w H‘I'II lil'VV MM "nil “p Nrw York (,ny‘ Ian-itch
thousands of ill. in." will the will rhiIiill‘I', only: ' ' “l: ill
“but I ullvuys lltkl‘ u pvt-d look of our?»
“'Ilt'll I rem IilIil llml', fur I’m Telling you; “ I
the spin-ins u lll lw Mllf'l'l‘f thrill burial-m 1‘
ill is low tours “~—lillt’fnlu l-Cxprl ~-.
,. .._ .s.
‘lil'fll'H singer. competent. tn orlrml/m.
tulle charge of and instruct a vhlw-h
,rimrns choir. “t'piy’ prumpilyfiddrm ( 'ifil'l Tilt.
s . ..
l Sentinel office.
I -. . .
E
. .A
De liml~lmlr lllmghtrr M'l'lln‘n some»
high continuum. by bvrmarrmpv. I lln'l
dcrstsrul
Vnn lilill'llfc—v—l‘lll. sum-'WIml an, hill 5
thou-things are not on l-spt-lln'lw n~ lhly 3
com you know .. l). lf‘nll 'l‘rilnlll. :
MIDDLE—594i lady. or girl is or 16.".
helpinlighv house work, ('all at .‘n. t
Hantord Place. sis lw
TO LET.
‘TURE and basement with fixtures ill‘.
. “'ashlnltnn street. oppoelir- lat nihre.
from April let "an occnpi. as It dry
“Iflis'ti Down. gout: snore continually for the past uni-en
, . . ~ ‘ n h. In nit.
Jl~ss~ .‘illsl‘i I H I plvr- Ilt'l" :lgtv us 2'9. but .Kfiif,fi“l“,‘;.“fi7;“ ”PM! as}; 15- 33‘1“}
she llli‘llliu :ln ’
Blur/Hit ll \\ llj.‘ llw-n t ‘ln- mlv lull l
Jess—till. llml .- llu‘ Wily Illl‘TlIIltIllw‘
Almost a Drug.
l
I
s rumiern lm'
Vt'YI‘TAiiE remaining ll room
ililrrlll avenue.
prim-menu. Situated on
l . ' , ' , iii If
mark lhvil‘gmnlu lluu'lulily.~ w l\;ilv~ l'lv Ill 0 l A'Pvli tut bests-r P ‘ lurk . l . . _.
Washington. _’ ‘llE desirable res-him". Kn .ll lisvvisw
f sir-nus. this rii). Apply tnTAt’lliR A
W 0",” itillJlIN. AIR 3!
l s .0, - .—
' ' " ANN I l. t 'm.. fl ll r. 'Jlll
stimuli-union r. w-lnml. ml m- '24 mu: "3’. u."i’m.‘rrlii. 22...} z.
t ~four. at his home. lliwnllll Main street.
' . ‘ N .. 3
‘F 1th “01".“. April! lith (runs-rial it sshinlllou strut moth urwalk Alt” l"
r s a torn ml at l a - roln l -
house? Inlertrllen't wit-l2. "‘ a..." FROM May let. live rmmson the i.rst floor.
Inquire nl ll Woodward avenue. al? in
COLIBURN At her late resilient-s. it: i'rm
' Ft". avenue. ltu‘hs-l Mi‘l'IGIIIII'I. Wits or
hsries i'olslulrn aged 03 years. l‘un-
eral Friday at Mil p. is . at the house.
WALL llPEll
If you will rural-lily read lhu locals in our
daily papers. you will see that some of the
merchants sre selling white lewd l'wlow NHL
We are not in on lend. but
'1‘HBII rmms. No it Tolls- street. that door.
rent Is: house tin. 2s lisv slmt rent N:
All have water in.and are in the yew belt
order throughout. JOHN ll. RNA F. iii!
West street. szl if
‘ltJUiil No. ill Day street; It: returns Will
rent whole house or divide to suit tbs
teusnts. Rent lrm. Apply to W. Venom?”
Day streei.ov at Lon wood Manufatturlug
rompsuy. alt "L
I A8011 hell- bmlsv at lily's chk; part of a
l housenn i hatreetuwo siloosorl Water
street. with on M and holler: large farm
house sad barn: two houses on Tallov avenue;
ninv- suites of Mills on Waters rsri: rmms.
hon farms. mannfsctovln. pastor e. in
News k Mid Mull: Norwalk. Inquire of All .
MOM) filtii'l'lllfil alllwl
nits. flamed . floor and
' “singing” o: 1““ kilo sir t. if t and
' 0 0. II M 0
lie lllll PDDDIS ill in lieu. g;p.,~;m.c,n,~,,-,, mphmfv «3.33-
so: Kmuyslmmmklnrmbwm . over. our... iii". .5... ml an
monument we will uuotsnhw prices; 3'! 7 W . “flu-Mid fi‘twrdngmwfi.
.. . . .
30 Mick “3"“. war "I". “fl...“ 9t" 11 «as ”ream rent u n.
me We
llljnks’wlllic back. full length. from
ile to 25¢: others charge from "it is
801%.
tillt. tile. lite and see. with tie advance
to”: others charging to per «at.
more than we do for the same grade
A was sine.
i we Mlai"r3l;§cloi."lisfilo€.l‘ml «out:
his cushion tires. in mmdltlon.
cheap. Inquire ll Iistta' Place. last Sufi-“lb.
a
I st' 5.7;; ”. ” ’ mill... and “my
1 durable. linve led them 7 years and
m
at“.
mm...” , . . ..
A owing.» Links. 3%“
WWW
vfifiW
heutksnismstksrsmroteilcwealm
isit.
"NW It, to NM?!
‘iHE ‘lr’lnlit DRY GDDDS STORE.
Iral’l’r‘iariages.
FROM $5 up.
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
.DAK ‘DEll-RDDM SUITS, slluolus, Ell-
. TENSIDN TABLES. FANDY CHAIRS,
AND PARIDR FDRNlTDRE '
AT BOTTOM PRICES.
Raymond & Sons.
to themllnlc and to Johnny with ills min.
First the butc mutant the grocers. with llmn lmlh there's lotsnl’ lull:
The drugglsia too, with pills and IDIMIfif-l‘
is. and swrt till-asters.
'l'n cure our”
Blly each at sr'a drums and run.
This morning.” Johnny was strolling by
the market on the lookout for sure. he nil-l
l. I. vaenn, the man who. w th Mr. Kelley.
lite oLthe New York Grocer comp-my. or
pasta ipslnt the town red. . lr. Mavens in.‘
mediatsly borrowed :0an a gun. and seizing
our vines he loads them lnlo the gun am
sht st relish the keyhole Into the store next
above. be enact was msgica . immediately
the store was transformed from an mllptymae- horsl- hslr. etc . ifwc deliver your orders. No.
less thing. into a busy. bustling. hustling tineour wagons. light er a bun...”
E. J. WADHAMS. Proprietor,
PEDPLE’I MARKET. FREE DELIVERY. PEOPLE'S MARKET
18 North Main ab, 80. Norwalk. 21 Wall st., Norwalk
Telephone call. 52-8. l Satisfaction gusrnnuwi, l l‘elcnhnno call. 67-8.
7 l.l»l.sn.Peoule.1
grocery store. H’Ii'li in and always bus lreen
the slim-tot our prices wherever introduced.
We offer for this weclt. lilurflnh. ii chi. 1b.;
Heat Huger l‘pred llsmv. . ill-.z flhould-
ers. .. rl-all Country Bugs. ti
lit-y
for if: (7“. We ave ynli Iii concert to
the [slum]. and don! in nothing but strictly
tlrst-lunlliy 'lflty lgrosml Beef. Veni.l.nmh.
’orh.el«~. h. B.~\ou don't haw to buy dust.
OATS! OATS!
The Value of Oats depends considerably upon the Weight of the gruln,for the
reason that, he flasks of Light Oats mulls up a (tidal) greah'r proportion of the
grain than envy Oats. Thus a bushel of Oats of the weight of ti lbs. will have
fifty per cent. of husks, while u bushel Weighing in lbs will have only 30 per cent.
of husks. ,
The weight of the iirnln is therefore the mellsure or test of quality.
Our Oats are carefully screened, and the dirt. dust and chaff sifted out.
which removes the prime cause of heavy and wind broken horses.
The value of Data thus siftel should be appreciated by horse owners.
orders left at Bolman's livery stable will receive prompt attention.
Manuel T. Hatch
[isnlsr in Hay. Flour. (irain. Peed. etc. 15 Marshall strw-t. South Norwalk. Ct. a7
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 disarrango the full sleeves so much in use at the present time.
and yet give that sense which is itl'vVilyii agreeable to a lady of
being completely dressed for the street. One result of this condi-
tion of things is that when selecting mlr 8Pfl|flfi ASSORTMEIT of
GAPES particular attention h is been pzlil to the special needs and
uses we are rlldeavoriulz to supply. ()llr assortment includes
IIDIES' MILITARY and DIRDULIR DIPES, in broadcloth.diagonal
anal moire silk, with trimmings of lace, inserting, jets. braids,
and ribbons. ranging in prices from 52,50 to $20.00,
é-JACKETSu
Jackets in latest cuts. English wzllllingjlckcts. hobby half
fitting refers, umbrella skirts, in I‘lll and fill’ll'y pill-cm.
Blazer and Eaton Suits.
wp shall ho, ilt’flsntl in show vml this onlmn's st in in these
I .
goods.
Tristram & Hyatt, Norwalk.
llllllll lllllllll lllllll
The New York Grocery 80.,
If» Sortll Main Strut-t. will remove to
Tllillllllllllllllllllllllgllail Washington St.
and will Ilt' ready for business at the new store on next
Saturday, April l4th
We will give [BSOLUTELY FIIEE to all of our customers NENT
SATURDAY
A large Dale of lbilel Soap.
(tome and use us. You Will get the best goods at p
heard of before. We maintain the high standard of quit
Teas and. Coffees
and will have a large assortmont of ballot iful and usetul presents
to give away with them.
Snow-Flake Flour, $4.00 per Barrel
sis is as first-class family floursnd wv mummlm satisfaction. illw it a null,
. i « ll *‘I‘lil‘iti'iult'ftfllirli Whitfsnds» we are able
“'0" "I” ilr-i ininirm m. V Ill-I‘m. u» n‘lll‘lmllrtnvli tiwm all. We will meet
you in...» “brat we have dun»; loll can depend on
"it sartullsv. sl'l
rices un-
ity of our
in buy «hugger thaxlfls‘w sitter in...“ ‘1' l
a!" tit Wall I one to so, ‘
«museum... on «our. 1" «liver rs a l m.
know they solid. errant them: prim .. .
efgoods. mar-mum ”7.,“£.ll'.,"‘{” 1m DOES NDVERTISING PNY"
I l r
“‘9" "9 u" M 1“" I“ If ‘ "M. l WW2! eaten-logs" tiers at tannins A ”one“ senool INXES- -
All! from that to I59. Jill‘fmm' lit ”mm” m”: mh Yes it certainly rim-s if the advertiser
' ' . » - tales facts and only facts.
()ursioeirlslmmenssmnr uric-es thsiawesi ....__ W. " . .-. - m... lilies “inscribe iioulilhurwalkl mun l’ W ‘ .
.. i let i r l totlll i ll m it call as mine spedelvory time.
"W say we “"9"" linear mrtment h ‘ omflglawflw: ngflfidMJBathlmm Emmi??? “Lit thrani’s'h?" inlllswou the We do not iwll the but flour for “.00
“m “ti""ml’d'ti' " gm"? W" W '1" ‘2.“ transmit .1323: mm. um... mm by We»
OnPlil'l'lilI "‘“"‘“ n ‘n ""9 mine 08. l‘a‘l‘l “Mil“! A“ ‘ PAIII‘H“l flair”)? curb“: rt the Franklin airnt (WI lots for llwl price. We ”a“.
“M” “”"“"“"""" W~ .‘m*--~w..o~..~~ .. rm to. ““34"" our"? lull: coon FLOUR
. I I. .ntw i'afmv sir
Waemnlor only first class artists tm our I‘A‘Wlt . fan as Anthem; "'3' n," J "w “M M ”fin-”M “mg thnt has m w m” in this “mm for
m“““"“""”” "‘“l‘l' , ~ . ,l fies)”, gfim sod untrue asiilnrom strut. its-nail) at the b '
rt 9 rm r i tlsr l." l 1 We 'w mowfllm . so. mad nine rmd emr imm day in. $4. 0 per b s.
- “ '"“ m ”9'" ' " "“‘m " softens .ft *trIrt-o warmth in new “will?” ** "W "n -“ W" "’"m "“
”Ill“ """lh- ’ " mm" ‘ "HIM sttorlunsismwt. r. axl'nidrfi. nmlsll Illllptiwfllifllfaflllfil at rock bot-
. we..-“ .- ...- -, .._......._ Emma»: altars luv 80th Nnrnalk lninn mm "in“, M...“ ;h.mlisfin inflow;
‘ fl 0 Kristin's-.0" Mk“ . " ' ll . n...» roll... MI I s ort roe
”a“... ”admin! in! LA lithium. ’ . .
' , “lath Mahatma! 013‘s I m d W smii i-Iuvlilllvi'! Home. That! only a mat
mun». vamirmlr goods with 'hair
privpnr naum. and prices that will save
oil mum-y.
, Imvn a trial order. m. will treat you
l'qilltfl‘. open and above Inward.
novice.
”."2
2‘“ .-
If“! the Mill: _
W
an?
is
i
We
. snowmen:
m
,fi. - g“ ., . ..
’ interns.
I
Wm" ..
Marylfl. i ‘i
- “lit ‘ ill:
ll the
m.
.""~
Norwalk Chronicler