am AND rates or
means nanometre
are Things they see and Bear
Malt. South lorwalk and
paring 'Il’holr Diurnal Journey»
In! Down ‘l'own.
‘ Mold foundry salami. of Nor-
laidoff four men. last Saturday.
‘ Theodore Mensndorit has gone to
mite visit her mother. who is
ill.
la Engine and Hope Hose oom-
_, will , hold a joint wash and mac
run might.
«all! Ireland. $14.00. Outfit free. Tick-
E. April’s, 41 Wall street.
I I
monthly meeting of Schiller
than, U. 0.1mm" will be held in
AxiomEaIiIo-nigat.
William HcPherson. of Maple street,
hl a black eye, which he modestly says
in rltceived while playing ball
The Epworth League meeting in the
m Hotbodist church, tomorrow night,
will be led by Miss Minnie Godfrey.
' A bloating of the executive board 0f
tho Woman's Central association will he
held Friday afternoon at 3 o’clock.
~Plenty of candy,”at Lane’s.
The condition of George W. Cram, of
East avenue, who has been seriously ill
. of pneumonia, continues to improve.
The regular convocation of Old Well
Lodge, No. 108, F. and .A. M.. will be
heldtonight. The third degree will be
conferred.
L. C. Bonnell has severed his connec-
tionwith the surpiiced choir of Grace
church. The other members have been
. re-cngqged. __ .
' At the meeting of Company Fat the
Norwalk armory, tonight, the proposed
outing trip of the company to Danbury
will be discussed.
~Edgai' Toiley secured the box of can-
dies at Lane‘s, yesterday. His guess was
603; actual number, 512.
Miss Elsie Raymond will meet with
the Junior Epworth Iieague of the First
Methodist ‘Episcopal church, Thursday
afternoon at 4 o‘clock.
A special meeting of the Norwaik
Butchers' Protective association will be
held at Adams Brothers’ market. Nor-
walk. Thursday night.
—Nice quaker bread. at Lane's.
The quarantine which was placed on
the W. H. Hoyt residence, on West av-
enue, on account of scarlatina in the
family, was withdrawn yesterday.
District Deputy I’helan, of Bridgeport,
conferred the third degree upon ,eight
candidates at the meeting of Catholic
Union Council, K. of 0., last night.
During the month of May services will
be held at St. Mary‘s church on Tuesday
and Friday evenings of each week at
7:80 o’clock, in devotion to the Virgin
Mary.
—-Isswn mowers, all grades: rubber and
cotton hose. all qualities; mixed paint, 351'
(”31.25 gal.Watkins&Dow'e.112Wash st.
Otto Barthel attended the opening of
the largest hat store in the world, yester-
day. in New York, owned by Young
Brothers, corner of Broadway and Hous-
tonstreet.
The Naval Cadets of the Norwaik Bap-
tistchuroh helda very successful drill
inthersar of the church. last evening,
under command of Sergeant William
Buttery.
Chief of Police Bradley has received
the photographs of Joim. Joseph and
Thomas Morvella. who are wanted in
Waterbury for the murder of another
Italian on Apr-Him.
The box containing the $5 in silver at
E. G. Tomlison's. was unlocked yester-
day by Otto E. llomligor. the North
Main street barber, who thought so much
of the machine that he iIIIIIIIIIiialely [llll’
chased one.
W. R. Arnold, assistant superintend-
lit of the John Hancock Life insurance.
company. has changed his place of real-
dence from 10 iiaviland street to Charla
H. Aisthorps's house at 33 Riverside ave-
nue, East Norwalk.
W...”
. Min Albertine HI Mathias, the little
daughter of Henry Mathias, will coleI
hate the sixth anniversary of her birth-
day, Saturday afternoon from 3 to a
o’clock, at her home on High street. Nor-
‘Ilkay entertaining a number of her
.‘V‘Iiflle playmates.
. A special rehearsal of the degree team
gofUaeas'l'rlhs, l. O. R. I., will behold
‘00“er ran in Swsm&Oor-
sshington street. The
“lists expect to go to Bfldgsportsoon
work the adoption degree for the
“I k that place.
III-{homil- known 8. spire, fornisriy
,iIIi'I remain. busineus III. as North
r. .wlllopeaflathith a full
if. Whitney was }...eem aria
roast winner, atWadbaIns‘.
Henry Tilly hasjust painted a hand-
some sign for Attorney Joseph Taylor.
A new crosswalk is being laid today
on Water street. at the foot of Raymond
ltrcct. . - ,
I A tonaorial artist has leased the store
in Hoyt’a theatre building, lately occu-
pied by George Cook.
The myth: is due and payable to Col-
lector E. E. Crows today. and the Union
school tax to Franklin A. Tolles.
The woman’s branch of Grace church
Guild will meet tomorrow afternoon at
the guild room. at the regular hour.
The county commissioners have re-
ceived 162 applications for licenses in
Bridgeport. They will commence issu-
ing todayI
Dudley dc Flynu.the Water street shoe
manufacturers, will start their employee
to work on a large order of shoes for
Jersey parties. '
Miss Agnes Barrett, of Seymour place.
found the envelope containing $3, adver-
tised in Tris SENTINEL last week, and re-
turned it to the owner.
Frank N. Ferris has taken the agency
for Eldridge’s Coast Pilot and Tide and
Current book. The work is devoted to
the subject of navigation.
Harry H. Hall who formerly resided
in Norw,alk and had a. large circle of
friends here, is n engaged in the real
estate business amestowu, N..Y.
Conductor Vaughan. of the Danbury
division of the Consolidated road, won a
valuable steed in a raiile at Sandy Hook.
Saturday.—Danbury News.
Artist James J. Vaughan entertained
another appreciative‘sidcwaik assemblage
in front of Newsman Hayes’ store, last
night. Seated in the show window, he
drew a handsome crayon picture with
his usual skill.
Two magnolia trees in full bloom in
the front yard of the A. J. Crofut place,
on West avenue, and one in the yard of
the St. John place. on Main street, Nor-
walk, attract more than ordinary lilli‘u-
tion, on account of their great beauty. . ,
A large number of Italians have ar-
rived in the Norwalks the past few days.
They will be employed in constructing
the electric road for the Norwaik Street
Railroad company. A number of them
are now working on the Roton Point exI
tension of the Tramway.
The marriage of Miss Mary Lowndes.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore H.
Lowndes. of South Mam street, to Albur-
the V. Segar. of Willimantic. will be
eolemnized in the South Norwalk Con-
gregational church. tomorrow afternoon.
at 3:30 o’clock.
HELD IN lilhlii ESTEEM.
A'l‘ributa to lliTIlomory of II Former
Resident of Norwallr.
The following tribute to the memory
of the Hon. A. B. Wood. formerly of
Norwalk. late of claginaw. Mich, who
died recently, and which shows the es-
teem in which the deceased was held. is
taken from alocal paper of that town.
Alfred H. Wood was born in Norwaik.
April 18, 1819. and has relatives now
living here. At about ill years of age he
moved with his mother. Mrs. Esther
Wood, to Lyons. N. Y. “He went to
Saginaw. Mich., in N13 and resided
there till death:
The untimely death of Hon. A. ll.
Wood has castasliadow over our Iity.
Honored as few men have been honored
in his early days, a‘ gentleman of wealth
in that day. and a gentleman of whom
and milnment every day; a ( 'hristian
entleman in every sense of the word.
hisaadendin isa great surprise to all
his friends. 0 knew him well. We
knew [usability and his integrity. lie
was elected to the senate of this slate
and selected president pro min or that
body, an ominous aIII wry IiIIIporuIIIt
plow at that day, but he discharge-d the
duty withsi Ial ability, and his name
was fIiIorIibym mentioned for gIII'.IIrIIIIr
lie was an lIonostIIIIIn, and II. IIIIIII [I'Pt‘
from guiio. andn man whose lIIIIIrt III-
wnys throbbed for the porn and outer
innate. We me. never see his IIkI-
again. l't‘iti'f‘ to Iia ashes.
The May Number of Musical Home.
The May number of the Musical Home
has arrived. The contents are: l. Nepen-
the. waltz.t}ainpbeil;2. I‘ll not forget
you Daddy. song, (llenroy: 3. Field
Drill, march. Townsend; 4. l’m sailing
home tothee. song. Spsuldina; 5, Little
Beck, schottische. Franklin: ll. 80 Sleep
my Heart. ballad. Elfakerzi Not the
Same. song, Itlce.
coins Other Postmaster.
A Washington special to the Hartford
Conrant says: “it is expected that the
President will send in sir. Heat‘s name
to the flsnauupostmutarofSouthNor-
walk some thus this week. Mr. Sperry
was «send some time ago that this
would hodone. but thereumns to have
been hitherto some limb In the matter. ”
‘I'ho'ayofthamr.
Peta Drumsiid dominates" ar-
ustsdlsstnlghtfordruahsnnsss. Both
pleaded guilty before Justice Barrett.
naturalised st and mend
lithium to th days is Ilia
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' An address was delivered by Rev. I. S.
, of 1893. -
3* YOU cAN ,:
w THE MON
BROOKSI '
6 First Class Roade
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BIRTHDAY SURPRISE
An Event in Colored Society that the Par.
ticlpanta will yang Remember.
Sunday being the anniversary of Mrs.
R. Herbert Taylor’s birth, and Monday
being Mr. Taylor’s birthday, about forty
Nor-walk and South Norwalk colored
society leaders tendered them a surprise
reception, last night, at their home on ,,
Spring Hill. Fine selections were ren-
dered by Mrs. W. L. Whitney and the
Adelphi Concert company. one particu-
larly worthy of mention being, “I Long
to see the Good Old Home," by Sylvester
Burton. Charles Moore and Mr. Taylor.
Sands, after which an excellent collation
was served.
Among those present were Mr. and Mrs.
George Peterson. N. M. Jackson.
Miss Carrie Taylor. J. J. Bagley, Miss
Delia Taylor, Thomas McKenzie, Mrs. A.
Showell, William Taylor. Miss Lizzie
Carl, J uiian Williams. Miss Alice'l‘aylor,
Walter Floyd. Mrs. C. Carl, Mrs. P. A.
Smith. Mr. and Mrs. William Floyd, Miss
Minnie Smith, Miss Martha Bankett, Mr.
and Mrs. W. L. Whitney. (i. 1“. Curtis
THAN rao‘
g: MENT INCONNECTICUT.
._ ear-‘22..
ANY OTHER ESTABLISH-
arses.
i-l. PARSONS.
, PM It races
Disiigured by Eruptions
ARE f‘ [‘ RED BY
Avra’s SIRSAPAIIILLA
“Some years "
ago, [was in a 9
terrible condi-
llilll with a liu- :
illol‘, OI' erup— 0
Hon. which 0
broke out allo
over my face0
and body Hee- 0
ing the testi-
mony of others 0
as to the em- 0
‘ racy of Ayer's :
Baraaparllla in like cases. 1 concluded o
to give this lllt‘illl'llll‘ II Mal, and the 0
result was Ii ilIIIIIIIIgiI IIIII no sign of 8
the colonial"! making its IIprIIizIIIoc 9
since. 1 how no hesitation in recent o
or
mending A)i’i a a.II~I.Ip.IIill.I to; any
kind of skin illa‘l‘lh‘i'." v.1. \\'. DEAN, 0
Moss l’olIIi MM. g
III III ’szstSaIsauarilla: .
00¢
Admitted at the World’ a Fair
00°
Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Benjamin. .
Rev. and Mrs. l. S. Sands, William Tay-
lor, Miss Stella Carl and Oswald it.
Smith.
Many handsome presents were receiv- '
ed by Mr. and Mrs. Taylor. who proved
themselves soda! to thcI occasion.
IIaNaIIAI. stunts than. a.
A Useful anumo, Compiled by the Clerk
of Bills. Naarlylfleady.
A new index to the general statutes of
the state. and to the legislation of the
General Assembly since the revision of
1h88, will be issued from the office of the
state secretary this Week. It has been
prepared by James J. Buchanan, of New
Haven. the clerk of bills of the session
The work comprises 410 pages. and
contains three times as many entries as
in' the present index. The plan of the
work differs very much from the index
now in use. The subjects are treated
under heads and sulrheads, and are al-
phabetimd throughout. Matter has been
repeated in full wherever the searcher
might be expected to look. instead of
upon that of cross-referencing merely.
The heads have also been treated freely
under synonyms. With the general in—
dex is printed tables showing what sec-
tions of thII general statutes have been
amended and repealed, which will doubt-
less be found of great value by the prac-
ticing lawyer. and which, if added to
after each session of the General Assem-
bly. will make the work of a revision of
the statutes of small labor when compar-
ed with what reviews have been accus-
tamed.
Secretary l’lIolan has ordered an edition
of 4.500 copies. It will luIldistributed iII
the same manner as the blue book. (‘iti'll
town clerk receiving a number in propor
tioII to the town list last returned to the
A New Departure in Telephone Herr-lie.
The Southern New England Telephone
company has adopted a new rule in con-
nection with its toll service between
points in thestate. Hereafter the party
calling for a station out of town will be
asked the name of the person he
wishes to talk with. and if the party de-
sired is not at the station called. no
charge will be made for the connection.
This new mic will be appreciated by
users of the toll arrI ice of the Telephone
company, as It dOI'I’s not require onII to
pay for calling II station to talk with
some particular person who may not he
in. Users of the service should be rare-
ful to ask for the party With whom they
wish to talk. otherwise the rule will not
be operative, as a charge will be made at
the regular rates where any station alone
In called and no particular person stauIIl.
Federation of Women' s Chiba
Miss llotha Hmno i’innoo. presidIIni.
tflive
Druggist.
We are HEADQU AHTERS for
FINE DRUGE.
AN 1)
l
l
i
gear,
. Insults plainly
its a fail. we sell
Better Clothing
IIIIIIIIIII III III. III... .
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LESS MONEY
THAN ANY HOUSE IN THE STATE.
Our $11.00 Tailor made, Spring Overcoat. All readyto wear,
stylish, fashionable and durable; made of fine Clay Diagonal.
Don’t go somewhere else and pay $15.00 for one no better,“ NW.
A Business Suit, $7. 50.
Our $14.00 Tailor made, Cutaway Dress Suits, all ready to
made from fine Clay Diagonal Worsted.
each suit as a big bargain, s It on
We guarantee
A Gray Mixed Cheviot, $7.50. '
Our $4.00 Boy’s Double Breasted, all W001, Blue and Black
Diagonal, Serge Cheviots, warranted Fast Colornand all wool, 34,
Best value given in manyra day, all sizes, 4 to 14.
New Neckwear, Shirts that fit, and Collars the same.
Derby’s in all leading block and shades, "572.00,
In fact everything up to date. ’
iflMSTltli BlillS,
LEADING
lli‘la,
aIIIIinIIII: iuIInmt.
CH E M iCA LS
llllilVlllK:
Finishers and HI as,
It Sillllll Milli STREET,
., SilllTli llllllflllli.
Toilet initlis. Perfumery, Talephone Call 13-2.
Stan‘s, Cigars. MineIal Waters
and Pure [hunts for lladicinalE
list. .
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POLAND
The water when freely used is a positive
. '. 'i ed . tlII wn um for 'ldne), Liver and Bladder illnesses.
comptroller. and mum hit as I to Emmi» [namuuom Rheumatism ”d
may direct Gout. in arlct. Typhoid and other levers it
—--» ~~ m“ keII “(blows in free action. A-Ilescrlp
k will be mailed upon II pllcation to
lLitlcker and Hon II. P mp. amp street.
New tork.
POLAND
SOLD BY
li-.|I.Plaisied
SOUTH NORWALK.
AND illli'iilliHTl-i GENERALLY
i
I
i
i
and Mrs. lsaao H. Jennings. chairman of
the executive committee of thII Norwalk
Women's club have been chosen dele-
gates to and will attend the biennial
meeting of the general federation of
women's clubs. to be held in Philadelphia,
May ll. 10 and ii.
' W Ebhlldreiildfilfor
Pltcher’s castorla.
Children Cry for
Pitchsr’a Oastorla.
mushywaaaehwsgavahermta.
mmwuamhdabecfledfmm
mmmmmelmmm
hummus-«mm ‘
'oIIIIIimI Cry for
Incomes Gastorla. . {Warm-ammonia.
II
HORSE claims
-m‘
WATER POWER.
if you want your horse clipped quick and
III one. call on
W. McQuhae,
58 North Main St...
“I: South Norwalk.
Are your eyes right! haul-ails: MW
H. E. HOOD.
and mam
EPEOPLE'S IIIIIIIII.
What’s in
a Name.
It takes years to establish a name and reputation, and when
‘gained is worth taking care of. We hold an enviable position in
the Grocery trade, which we have attained by steady industry
and careful management, and shall maintain through constant
vigilance and good judgment.
iold maxim.
We have always stood by that
“Do unto others as you would that they should do
unto you.” which is the solution to our deserved success. Always
remember we absolutely guarantee every cent’s worth we send
. out Don‘ t take any chance of getting a substitute for a genuine
l article, but call upon us and get what you buy.
Fine (.reamery Butter prints, 30c1b.
Fancy Dairy Butter, 25c; 4i lbs. 81. 00.
Choice Dairy Butter, 220 lb. ,
bag;“ “.00 bbl.
A little higher In price, but—
lo Ihclm: i.l.liIl will:
heart. lllt‘lrm livenaiotmsuwl breads. "’IIIII.
alive every Tuesday InoriIiII.
mud. horse lIIilr. em, let IIIII elm-r ynurordsrs.
vim; Bluefish, II I in: L'mllleli steak. 1' I is.
18 North Main st.. t-io. Norwaik.
Telephone call, iii-“d. |
J. 0. JENNINGS.
Undertaker.
I a stone swam. holtwahx. cons
(Deposits Horse Railway Depot.
Residential lira street. :Tsleohonstcall 1p!
. will I
"3. counties”
PIIII ninetcililmlnu. Pllllllm
lllll PIPER Mil Bdllllillf
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“tutti I. Wm.
Emma his. 00.. at l. l.
latices! sexism company,
whom Went. Indus“
summers. uni armor.I
I! William Street. New York City.
tharles E. Seymour,
as WASHINGTON S‘I'Bll'l'. SOUTH “RWALK.
we RISE TO EXPLAIN.
lIoniraIII-Il with ii. .\i Fillow. of Wilton. to receive
I'IIlveIImiId Io sell the surplus to competing butchers.
I-IiII‘I aellio'x'IIrwalk lumber» veal tlIaI has been contaminated b
MONEY. WhistleIhIIcIIIIIIIIIIIIImIe? We will rolail Veal at whol
quarter. ll I Its. lb; hind «patriot. li’II'ta. 1b.; breast and lamb eta; breast, mg cts.
v‘mbriiinsibuy IlIIIIn butchers‘). meta: ton umvat them calorie)".
twice every day. We' ll sink or swim. fail or IrIIspI-r. by rutt
(‘ltyIlrIIIIIII-Il lluaf, VIIII. lifllllll. Pork, eli'. . . ll. ~lIor thl II weak. North
Finest goods on earth.
E. J. WADHAMS. Proprietor.
FREE DELIVERY,
satisfaction guaranteed. |
5 lbs. 81. 00.
We are still selling Jones, Hacker's or Success Flour, 60c
The Ferris Celebrated Hams, Boneless Bacon and Dried Beef.
lilillll
“MEI
slaughter aul lellv
iIe informs ms tth mineralhfimAté'gg
«stapleM prices. “Elston. forsn
The pub l(' is liivltai to aspect these
lll quality of goods we load bothI-ltles. If you object to d".
Ilse our w as, tight as a house.“
an sac waive] the host :1
ii of
iver Res 3 , ill
PEOPLE'S MARKET.
21 Wall an. Norwalk
Telephonecall 07-3.
Summer Session.
MERRILL courts,
Opens April 2. I894
lar and practical boom
schools ow England. illust
annaass Iran common,
il'l‘All'OIb, cons.
’ macs scion mew
Tommi-I. ”WWW
t Marion-so?“ twoanda
3% Age“: . ;. I»: i ’1.
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