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In More change comm.
Mrs. Gustav Fillet. of Stuart avenue.
epublicans of Dsnbury have
tedG. M. Rundle for mayor.
ickeus the best. N. Y. Market.
First Methodist Episcopal choir
meet tonight to rehearse Easter
Frankford Sausage. 12c a pound at
ayes’ market.
5. O. Benedict. of Norwalk, has en-
gaged in the extract business, and is now
canvassing the town.
—0ysters at Depot Restaurant.
The Independent Social club will meet
with Robert E. Dudley, of Madison
street,tonight.
--O. A French and A. J. Mansfield, of
"0 Bridgeport Fire Extinguisher Co.,
’ give an exhibition of the apparatus.
9 Norwalk Methodist church. to
‘ ”:45 ' k.
have“ ocioc
00" rec?“ fdr the special city meeting,
mchnday night, to consider the ad
“88“,.” of extending Clay street, is
o.“- ’ today in another column.
Early P _
vurmug bands at O'Brien's.
Norwalk Y. M. C. A. and the
. Norwalk Athletic club teams will
‘ basket ball tonight in the gymnasi-
’ theistic: club. Flashlight pho
.. of the teams and spectators
Vise taken during the intervals be-
tbi game.
but. 14c lb. at Dreenber'a.
_ . Crcsamau, of Hunt & Zeiud‘s
" has given his annual list of snow
)0 Tue SENTINEL The dates on
‘we had snow during the season
903’”. 30, December 26. 27, January 18.18
”. 29. February 2. 4, 7, 8, 13, 21, March
3. it. 15 and 16.
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38auerkraut with Bockwurst free, to
marrow. Bullantine‘s extra imported lax-
ger beer. Martin Spahr, 29 So. Main St.
The committee on claims of the Legis.
iaiure has reported unfavorably on the
petition of Charles E. Dotymi~ Cleveland.
formerly of South Norwalk, for com.
pensation for duty while under orders of
Governor Buckingham in 1864. and the
petitioner has been given leave to with-
drew his petition. __
-—Umhrellus and canes at O'Brieu's.
The wire of the Postal Telegraph com-
pany's district service was broken by the
derrick at work on the double tracking
of the Danbury division. Wednesday
afternoon. and a section from the South
Norwalk Beef company’s house to the
Horwalk [look factory was torn down.
Linemen were engaged yesterday re-
pairing the damages.
-—Prinie rib roast beef 12in pound, at
People's Market, South Norwalk. .
The Norwalk Tramway company is get.
dbl ready for Its spring and summer
business. All the open cars are being
equipped with new trucks and motors,
npainted and otherwise improved and
medeattractlve. Work on the new car
here. which Contractor W. B. Smith is
coastrnotlng on Meadow street. is pro-
gression rapidly.the brick worlr being
more than half done. it will be a large
and not connective structure.
3-6 ill. corned label for 25c. Druhher‘s.
t the adjourned hearing before the
. . committee of the Legislature on
petition of the electric roads for char-
chge flags, of Derby, who is coun-
ter all the electric roads having peti‘
will address the committee at
. 'i'o Winthrop H. Perry. former.
. I'MW‘TM' will fail the important
at attempting toreiutc the state-
and figures of Vice-President
He Is the attorney of the Norwaiir
hallway company.
, ulay a bound of tile iss. black.
Weekends Breakfasts“ got four
:ulssefOIcaescapfrsspn Saturday, at
, Olsrkpf the New York. New
lava-end Hartford ltsllrcad company,
”a of the basin“ situation: "Vary
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j “Imus-sore hopeful feasts
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unmet improvements
“are be arse. Factories ainesiocr
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‘ Meantime. Charles W. Rotors. of
Broad Bivar..have a twelve pound baby
girl that arrived last night.
~Best fish. lowest price, N. Y. Market.
Deputy Collector E N. Sloan is in Nor-
walk today. looking up those who are
liable to pay the income tax.
a» e-——-- .
Olllcer Kenney. of the Norwelk squad,
is on duty today at that end of the town,
durintr- the absence of Chief of Police
Bradley.
Chickens i2;homedressed 16.Dresoher's.
Charles Barraclungh. of South First
street, whose wife sloped last week, went
to Stamford today. presumably in search
of his wife.
Robert Reilly, of Boston. arrived at his
old home in Norwalir, yesterday. He is
the same Bob, except that he is married
and doing well.
Joseph Bray, of the ilrm of Scribner &
Bray, who have been conducting the
Central Cash grocery on North Main
street, has sold his interest to Mr. Scrib-
ner.
—Free soap Saturday. at N. Y. store,
Mrs. Ruth E Williams, of Providence.
R. I.. is to take up a residence on St.
John's place. Norwalk. Ber household
eflects arrived today via the Consolidat-
ed railroad.
At St. Paul's church a processional
cross will be used for the first time at the
Easter Sunday services. the cross bearer
leading the choir boys in the procession-
els and recessionfl.
~Flsbing smack "Flash" is at the
Washington street bridge with live cod-
ilsh, at do a pound.
The Grand Lodge of the New England
Order of .Proteciion, of Connecticut, will
hold its seventh annual amnion on Wed-
nesday. April 10, at l0 a. m.. at Armory
Hall. Middletown
At the meeting of“ the Wednesday
Matinee Euchre club, with Mrs. Manuel
T. Hatch, Feiriieid avenue. the prizes
were won by Miss Minnie Knapp and
Mrs. George A. Jennings.
—Boy s‘,'aoft hats at O'Brieu'e.
J. R. Raymond has the contract to
build the extension to Putnam Hose
company's house, for the purpose of
storing the old book and ladder truck.
Work was commenced this morning.
——A few more copies of “The World‘s
Sweetest Songs" and “The Musical
Home" can be secured at the nominal
price of 5 cents each, at this cfllce.
In the Common Pleus Court yesterday
a decision was handed in in the case of
Michael G Keane, of Bridgeport. against
Charles E Squires, of Norwalk. giving
judgment in favor of the plaintiif to re
cover 37 60 and costs.
Mrs. Charles T. Raymond entertained
friends at whist, yesterday afternoon.
The first prize was awarded to Mrs. 0.
Allen and Mrs. Jennie Littell Nash won
second. There were four tables. Pes-
selis, of New York, provided a dainty
luncheon.
——Plete. 6 lbs’fdr {23:37. Drescher'e.
The outlet of the brook which courses
through the Matthews property and
thence through a culvert near the old
ship yard at Pire Island. is to be di-
verted from its regular course through a
new viaduct of masonry now in course
of construction.
Dr. W. F. Miller, of New York. will
deliver an address at the Norwalk Opera
House, Sunday afternoon. to young men
only. it will be a talk on "Sscret Vice."
The meeting is under the auspices of the
Y. 11.0. A , and will take the place of
the regular song service.
~Sperry at Barnes‘ shoulders 90 lb., N.
Y. store.
Nearly every seat in the audience room
of the First Methodist church was filled
last night. when the usual praise and
prayer service was hold. A most inter-
esting address was given by the pastor,
Rev. A. 8. Kevanagh, and the singing,
led by the young men of the church, was
a feature of the meeting.
The funeral of Miss Mamie Hobbs will
be held from her late residence in Flash
ing. this evening. Tomorrow the body
will be taken to Cold Spring. N. Y., for
burial.‘ Chief of Police Thomas Bradley
and wife and lfrs. Johnson. of hierwin
street. have gone to Flushing to attend
the funeral.
-—Weareselling candy very low. 1".
A. lens.
lira. Fred Hyattand her children. of
Unlonvllls. who wand-cried by an no
naturslhusband and father. have gone
tolrs. Bystt’s father’s hosts is New
Mass. There is a rumor that the
wherssbouts of the supposed sloping
couple Ir. Hyatt and Ira. harreciongh,
has his discovered in Brooklyn.
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FOR SALE BY m
our new store for the last two weeks is pu
has been great.
and everyone their money's worth.
; rd 1
its 'icinowiedgeiintsm.‘ -
F. D.“ LAWTON & co.
22 South Main Street;
To say that we are surprised at the hmotlut of business that we have done in
which shows that it psvs to treat the public right, and ive each
which we will continue to do.
i .
amen“ suns
r
ting it in a very mild form. Our success
edonot
quote extra line Salt Park, but we do quote double extra fine Salt Pork, the best
that you ever used. or your money back. at 10c per lo. Also those small Elgar
Cured Hams, at 12-2 rer lb ic less than the char fellow, and you can't beat them
in’quslity on this earth The best Boneless Bacon ever sold In this town or any
other town, for my: per lb. Remember that the same prices prevail at this market
as before. Our prices are not subject to ensure every twenty'four hours. We
also lead in quality of all kinds of fresh Ish, and as for prices. we cannot nor will
not be uudersold. Free and prompt delivery.
FRANK S. AYERS,
PHOPOIETOO OF THE NEW YORK MARKET.
DONOVAN'S BLOCK. WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK.
arnes THEY eauty.
lcycics B Buoyancy.
est rilllancy.
uiit. est.
Fox CYCLE COMPANY.
JACKSON’S PHOTOGfiRAPHS
Combine the LATEST!!! Ll: All) I'INISII. Our aim is to give satisfaction to our patrons.
and to furnish them with the iinest productions of the PHOIOGBaPfllo Al‘l’.
LARGE COLLECTION OF CHILDREN'S STUDIES.
E. M . Jacuson. Photographer.
(Over F. Mead's Confectionery.) 53 Wall Street. Norwalk, Con.
Mrs Sylvester Grumman has moved
from Camp to Main street, Norwalk.
PIANO and orcan instruction hv Miss
Nina A. Lewis. organist south Nowaik
BapiI-t church. For terms call or address
2i West Slain street, NorwalkJ‘onn. teem
A. L. Seymour, of Prospect avenue, is
quite ill.
The funeral of Nellie Callahan, daugh-
ter of Dennis Callahan, of Winnipauk,
was held this afternoon.
——Very best butter 23c lb. N. Y. store.
Senator John H. Ferris is having a
shed erected on the south side of his
handsome barn on West street.
—Carpets, carpets. carpets cleaned at
Cepron's. .
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The youths” els- in the South'Nor-
walk Athletic club will meetwmorrow
afternoon at 2 o'clock. as usual.
--Strictly freah’elrgs l’lc doz.,N.Y store.
There will be auexhibiticn of a fire
extinguisher in front of the Norwslk
Methodist church at 7:45. tonight.
Edward T. Baldwin is to open a meat
market on Main street. Norwalk, in the
store vacated by E. J. Brennan.
The steam shovel at Wilson Paint broke
yesterday.and work will be delayed in
removing gravel from the pit at that
place.
—Pork and sausage l0c, N. Y. Market.
A new hrskeman’a station has been
erected on the Danbury and Norwalk
railroad, near Pine island cemetery.
The yard on the southerly side of
Water street, Nor walk, is being vacated
today by the Hill dz Hubbell Lumber
compiny. __“_
—Condensed milk 70 can, N. Y.
ll.ll.Plaisted,
DRUGGIST.
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III)".
A new culvert is to be constructed
under the tracks of the Danbury and
Norwalk railroad. just below the Flynn
r sidence on Crescent street. _ .
We are still selling
llOlllO AMMONIA,
ll 5 OTS. l OOTTIE.
but we want to call your attention to
PLAIS'I‘EO’S
MPBOVEO
MMONIA.
Thebestintbe marketxfcr hosnebold
I5 CTS. i BOTTLE.
The $250 cleared at the recent fair
given by the young ladies of Miss Baird's
institute, is to be donated toward the
furnishing of the new hospital building.
A party of veterans from Douglas
Fowler Post. (i. A. 8.. will go to Fitch‘s
Home at Norman, tomorrow, on the lzll
train, and inspect the quarters there.
-—Lateet style of derbys at O'Brisu's.
The Berkshire express arrived in Dan-
bury Wednesday night with several car
steps on one side of the train torn away.
The steps encountered an obstruction at
Sloth Norwalk.
-—5 lbs. of choice bacon for 50¢ at
Hayes’ market.
Medical Examiner W. (3. Burke has
received a telegram from Philadelphia to
the eflect that the brother of Henry Sig-
fried lies at the point of death and he
mount do anything with the body of the
drowned man at present. but to bury the
remains temporarily. Funeral Director
Raymond will ‘ bury the body at Pine
island cemetery this afternoon. Later
the body will probably be taken up and
sent to Pennsylvania.
--Clsened. cleaned, cleaned. carpetsst
Capron’s. W
A pleasant surprise party was tendon!
in Arthur W. dine and brother, Harris
ll. Jayne. atths home of their parents,
lit. and Ira. George W. Jayne, in Union
street, last «spins. by a lame circle of
friends. The evening was passed play-
ing games. etc, until mldnilht. when a
sumptuous repeat weassrvedmfier which
PLAIBTED’S
LIVENOEB SALTS,
thegnesteenjoysd themselves until the “0““-
early hoursof mosaics. when they de- I.
partsdfor their several houses. wishing
theirhestsmscy returasof thsdsy and Woollen-pound
voting them capital eetsrtaiaevs.
”In. lamb. line. it. Y. Market.
James handsome will-known sad
popciarhstier,whc was employed for
”med-relativistic Kaspph Misty,
alsdyestsrdsy.efsvraicagillesss.atbis
boarding piece on Union street.“
thirtysbses years. lie was iiisttbs
sitascfihsilrsislsao. D. law-ash
hassdisshcassafewnseths spa. and
w obliged es crawl cucfaesmel
siwywisecwaeucwaaleaasr as an
lalcum Powders,
filliillit. 25 til. i. till.
marvel“! were.“ a,
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malneltcanyintbamsrket. 'i’rys'
II. II. PIaistod.
Como inland try on the
Spring styles in Hats, and see
which one you look the best in.’
We have all the difl‘er'entblocks
of the leading batters. Our $3
Hat we guarantee to be equal
to any‘ $5 one sold. Our $2
ones will last as long as you care
to wear them. For $1.50 we
éan give you a Hat sold in most
stores for $2.
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SOUTH IllllVlIlK. I
P. S. We are showing.
Spring styles in Suits and Over- T
coats.
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