ehmmmanm
huts-d sad nanny-nest met,
“the concert given at the last
m Mist W church lmt
clear. It was m dbpnto the can
aIHIIsntsrtsimnent ever given in East
“walk The audience was appreeis
#70“ every selection received and ass
Mad tohy an encore. The piano
filthy lb Anna Dunning was delight
W mdored. The Sappho quartette
'_W the people with their
film: notes of harmony and song.
:1er lanes solo by Robert A. Holmes
_fl71llhsharitoae solo byflenryP. lor-
pa were enthusiastically received. The
\- httjorlnstaby Iliascs Edith Peck and
y ‘ Min K. Smith and the violin solos by
“Olive Holt were followed by long
are continued applause. The skill oi
thssssrtists is too well-Inown to need
anyanlrgy. The soprano solo by Mrs
LT. Wheeler alone would have amply
repaid anyone for attending the concert,
‘Tha complimentlzsah Walton pays the
nfihtlncalo Illaht well he hers, "The clea,
nira,the,sweet discauts, thonatural rs
in. And. failing. the doubling and
rsdonbling of her voice might
wall make mankind think that
miraniu are not ceased.” The vocal
duat,“Llfo’a Dream is O’er." sung by
In. 0. P. Bontwell sners. J. W. Coi'
lim,wasalso enact the gems of the
mists, the voices of the ladies har-
minuaing beautifully. The elocntionist,
‘ lira Louise Smith, by her choice selec-
tions of humor, added all that could be
dulled to a programme which for pure
.joyment is rarely excelled. MIss Nel-
Iis L’Bommedieu, organist of the
church, was a most efficient accornp tn-
“ The East Avenue Methodist Episto
palchurcb and pastor would araflnlly
acknowledge the kindnesl of t tall-3M
so generously given, and alto express
thanks to Mr. McKay, the East Norwalh
florist. for the elegant palms furnished
without expense;—
4'
'Tha ‘diflsrmlees between J. Btnrgcs
'Bandalland town of Norwalk over
theatripof ' d near the Benedict Farms
.hrldpisint'l. handsof Attorney War
.Il'for‘sst . ent. Iir. Warner is now
“wawlmatter will beamicabiy set
' tlsllassonnas hecangetout. Thelaets
of thacase are that the town recently
gave the Tramway company a layout
" over the stream. upon which to con-
drlot atrestle. .The company then por-
ohued aumcieut land Iron lir. Randall
“joining the bridge. for this purpose. A
town meotlngthen voted to widen the
bridge, which virtually took in the land
purchased by the Tramway and crowded
the company outside, onto more of Ir.
Randall's land. The Tramway refuse to
purchase any more land, claiming that
thotown is responsrb'e. The selectmen
admit this claim and for that reason gave
the matter into Mr. Warner’s hands to
Adjust.
Captain George S. Bell has been award~
ndthn contract to drive spiles for the
foundation of the new building to be
cooled at the corner of East Wasington
attest and Keyrer avenue, by C. 1]...th
Mp0. formation of the land is
scohatthatpointthata portion of the
building will rest on solid ground, while
between fifty and sixty spiics will have
tubs driven for the other part of the
foundation. Soundings show that the
mud is lrom one to twelve leet deep
The plans of the building show a vary at»
trantive front, with plate glass windows
“Gan. and Stalls” will be the snbjec
d the Junior meeting, which will be held
In the lsetnrevroom of the East Avenue
. Mist Episcopal church, Friday
’ m Rev. A. J. Smith will preach
AM to the children. Trust will
In the word for the swourd drill.
Uflommadiau & Fowler, proprietors
n! thalastBide Honnery.sold nine set
flaunt up lest Saturday thesaleshe.
Miserable to their advertisement in
Tasman.
limo-emblems will newer MI
Min the Advent Christian church
a... no will preach moral“ and
m 0. IN Iberian “Th. M
Walls.”
loathing excavations for the cellar
dDr.r.B.Bsksr’snswhoass.Cwm
, urllaohfoand that there was about
,mfioffroststillinthspnnnd.
“animal-reliant the confer-
”yurwlilbsboid at the last Ave.
mwmwflabt
Ahr‘pattsadaaesissxpscted. ,
The new pleas of the last Avenue
‘Lmracdvsdthshi‘hnp
sfslltheIaaslslsns
Dementia-inlet!-
Apart Initb II we-
ummumhm
sisaist. ”mead Zeta! rendering his
”Wsoagiaamosttakiumsnnsr.
Refreshmentswerossrved.
III E. B. Smith,“ Orborne avenue.
tunsulofhacoudmlrsJLLPM
Ir.andlrs..lohn fisher.ofCove
wrest. are to move to Stamford, thb
week,toreside in the future.
Edward lollett, of Pitch street, has
been ground an additional pension.
Asonhsa been born tour. and In
Clarence Hurray, Cove street.
NEWS 0I' Till MIWALIS.
A son was born, Tuesday night. to Ifr.
and Mrs. Wentworth Chichester.
The Y. II. C. A. managers will proba-
b'y hold a meeting Friday night.
Humboldt Lodge, Sons of Herman,
will meet to night in Uermania Hall.
—Call to are the ladies’ 32 50 shoes we
are closing out for $1.50. I). J. Sheehan,
Iain street, Norwalk.
The londsy Evening Debating club
will hold a special meeting with lies
Lizzie Littlejohn, tomorrow night.
A large tree in tbedoor yardofGeorga
F. Raymond, 117 Washington street,
blew over this morning. and thebrauchea
struck the sidsof Trowhrjdga Q Son's
box factory, breaking out some of the
window pane»
Misses Jennie and Kittie Reynolds. of
Behien street, entertained a few friends.
last evening, those present being Ilisaes
Bessie Lyon, Jennie Ferris and Edith
Crossrnon, and Die-rs Paul Cuthiil,CIif~
ford Hayes and Ralph Hindlev.
OYSTER PIILICI’I BILL
The Motion to Icon-alder Carried by a
curse Veto tn the Ila-so.
As mm as the House was calledto
order yesterday morning Mr. Washburu.
of Statford. moved a reconsideration o!
the vote taken Tuesday to recallfrom the
Senate the bill providing foroysurr police.
Ir. Allen, of Bprague, said he hoped
thomotionto reconsiderwouldnot pra-
vail. llr. Judson, of Strstford, thought
the bill had been discussed at sullicirm
length the othrrdsy when the debate on
thoanbjrct had occupied almost all of
the day's session and he hoped the mo»
tion to reconsider the call would prevail.
Ilr. Hall,'of Willington. and Ilr. liarsh.
of Litchlieid, expressed themselves as
against the propIaed motion, and Ir.
Lnumbury, of Dutch, and Idr. Corttia,
of Thompson. spoke in favorcf it. Ifr.
Gunn, of Hillard , thought the notion of
the House Tuesday to recall the bill was
out of order and that the commutee ap-
pointed to recall the measure had no
standing. [in armed against the recall
of the measure in any case and favored
tho motion to reconsider the vote to to-
call. The Rev. Otis Binge, of (Milford,
qwtioned the lrgality of the vote to re
call and supported Mr. Gino's remarks.
After some further discus-ion Specter
chacndon explained rule sixteen of the
joint rules and ruled that the action of
the House Tuesday was not in order ea-
cept under a suspension of the rules.
The chair thourht thrt the present mo
tiort to reconsider Tnosday's action was.
however, a proper motion and in order.
Ir. (lunn then moved the previous
question, which was carried. The mo-
tion to reconsider was then carried by a
chase vote and on motion of IrJJunn
action on the resolution appointing the
committee to recall the oyster police bill
was indefinitely postponed.
Weary Walker—Say, mister, gimme a
dime. Digniiied Wayfarer—Give you a
dime ! I think you are more In need of
manners than money. Weary Walker
~Well, lstruch yer for what I t'ought
ye hed most uv.
Pinyin-There goes a woman with a
history. Fannie—That woman who just
left your other? How do you know?
”Isle—She worked for an hour trying
to sail it to ma.
“alumnus-y tronsars?“ In anguish ho
‘s
“gran panlaloom, I believe they era
as.” '
"0:”. they're not woke." hIa children to
lad.
”gear-tampons out on her wheel with
'sm on. "
A young housekeeper who lives In a
small Kentucky town had occasion to
reprimand bar cook for neuisctloghsr
duties. "Wall. aui lanra. l's baseman
worried, ” was the reply. “l’s studyln’o
most'partantqusstion. TolldstrutsJ
don' know which to get, a qutw cloak
or a divorce.”
“I suppose, ” remarked Tatterdon Torn,“
tothsilybartendrr. “if I asked you to
giverasa drink usitlaastwoskyon
would not rsfusrl” “i trust not,” “plied“r
the bartender. And somehow Tatterdon
‘l’ors waited out without satin.
mmmumyw
trip? “elm-Galahad
iswnhrrlsscltwensa who sat
“wunbsthwhu ‘
eflirooklyn. Thesis ”assault”
lsinBrid‘eport.today,toattondtho awn
Wasnuto'ros. March 88. Although
nothluls midst either theJapaamaor
Chinese legations as to the condition “Elam
Li flung Ghana. the Chinese peace ensuing
it is known that advices have been rscalv.
ad in oflicial circles that serious results are
bonded from the wound. In fact.
the Information has been such as to cause
some discussion as to the client his death
might have upon the situation - in the
Orient. It Is generally believed It would
prevent Japan securing on flood terms as
she had intended to Inslst upon. _r;;
A Tyrolean renal“ 0n.
Parrusos, N. J., March tan—Jump!)
Mnttndl, a Tyrolean, was stabbed on River
street. and the doctors at the St. Joseth
hospital say his wounds will prove fatal.
The pollen soon after arrested Note Aoker.
also a Tyrolean, and took him bolero the
wounded man, who Identified him as his
assailant. 'l'yrnlouns who know both men
informed tho police tIIItt there had been a
family rlillereurc of long standing between
the men.
A llrlrle Kills Horse".
New Youx. Mun-h 2H.——Mrs. Corn
Shear, :30 yI-arsuld, of 5038 Eighth avenue,
was taken to Rtxmvelt hoapltul sufiorlng
from the clients of a (lose at carbullc hold
taken with suicidal intent in hm- aptu't-
mcntn. She died soon after. Mrs. Show
quI n bridc of about four months. She
came to New York from Savannah with
her husband, Lent Slicer. who Is an ensl-
nser. No cause is assigned.
Davi- Will Case Settled.
BETTE. Mon, March filth—Tho grunt Dn-
vls will contest, involving 311000.000, Ia
perhaps ended by muttml agreement be
tween the helm The John A. Davis will
was admitted to probate and a decree of ‘W
distribution enter-ml, subject to revision In
the event of further content within one
your by cluiumuts not portion to the pron
ont- ngrecrnvut.
Clusr‘orl 5\'ltlr Burning His Wife l'p.
men‘, Mich, .‘Itsrch ‘JN.~—'I‘ho funn-
hnIIwnf Frank Annie. north of rho vii
Ingram” burned. and Mrs. Annie perished
in the IImrII-i, An inquest is being held,
nnd the lI-Nlixtmny time for Is IIIIIII-r dam-
aging tn lire. Atmiu' IIINIIIIDII. His 10'
Il'iIr-IJIII IIzIIIgIItvr hint TI‘SIIIII‘II I-I fmlrl
which show that tho lIuIIsI- mt»; set Miro,
OII’ Stove Fatality.
Wzsr Stranmn. Wis. March 2'1.-An
oil stow exploded In the house of .l I’.
Nelson. rt rIniryrtmn, family burning n
baby and u I 1 your old boy. Mrs M Isou
llllII nIIIItIII :- sun wow I“ riuusly burnod.
Slaughter of Sheep.
Euzanrrmuwx. N. Y.. Mun-h 23.—
Two dogs broke into the shecpfultl of Jo-
r-ub Wood nml killed 60 sheep out III M
The dogs were caught In the not and that
klllod.
Notices of local entertainments of all
binds to which an admission is charged,
and notices mlndotetl to promote private
interests, mp! where an advertisement
of some appears in aim-rising colossus,
uncharged/oral regular-rules. weenie
rr line.
Rain bier
Bicycles.
These wheels have a reputation for
wearing qualities and ease or running on
both the road and track that Is unequal-
TIIEJ. T. PBOWITT 60.
as"... IIIIIIII ma;
WASHINGTON
VIA
PEIIBVLVIIII Illllllllll.
heave New York time. In. April Ill. and ar-
rivs New York, on return trip. evening of
Aprllm
EXPERIENCED TOURI‘AT AGENT AND
(lital’lttlilti will accompany the party
throughout.
IatsmorsrlngsllErmsss,tlt. it
For Itineraries or further information. an-
v to richer “sorts. or to tourist agent at we
way.D New! ork
Lit. GEO. W. BOYD.
Uen'IPsssPAaont. Asst. (isn't Ila-as. Aunt.
lsvon‘ s 0r ‘
flot’rrt ltoawana Ut. arch
“IvaMcI Ilium-,0 Ilia] c u I!!!“ sorta
hint—hr authority vested as Mayor.
ugnyrd ' bored,” icon! “of mncllmne‘l’tuof
volrsir‘ih ”We“ city' that ”are soon
gut-satin. w II beheld In art on Hall. on
lisrllson street, Ia arid clay. on 'I'imrsd
a coordinate .h. lMat s'oolnok tum
thspurposeo oaths several an
ports. tulsyatasnnm the Ilst or Int. to
the current srpensss ot the city I sold» to
the our mill onI t, no list i
a
up for
at
I: ”gt! the free P hllol. blurs" and”. h
I a
maternal e-Itgertum: 'fa one“:
hasnotrassths 'Lir-ary alsotnap-
byIIIrIpprove the fol wt ut
cl vvlsr clause: men n saI
it II) he and I
:‘dfiififi; mafifiwfi‘
A
“Inmatumanecrea
W {meivsntobeaiaaen
tense horsemen; ‘
\ nus lw
m
. Talilor a Golden
Baal Estateand Insurance
W'Allllml era-or.
”financier: house andlm
Tessa-Insuring gunman
rat reasonable
amt
WANTED.
R'R‘ltn do general housework. A I
High street. South Norwalk. In“ If I
AGIR‘TYI taggylluh‘t lfituaorgvofik In‘ any" firm-
Bnath Norwalk ’ . o. “I Tr'tich girl?"
GIRL for general hon-«work In In am
A l"'farull y. Apply to F!» Newtown swam?
mom
LIANING and dyeing establishment. No. 4
Raymond street. Corner South Main
street. on line of electric cars. South Nor-
walk. Conn. We reapec tfull announce to the
citizens of South Norwalk nrw elk and violn.
Ity that we established ourselves In your
midst. tn the dyeing and cleaning business.
and are now preparm to do all kinds of clean-
lnu and dyeing In the very neat etv Is and man-
ner- Larilen‘ on its, dreeeea. either made up or
rt, cloahsmapee. Infunt’s' ca shouds,etc. ..
rbbous. fringes, piano. organ. iIIIarrl doovcrs.
mufflers. scarfs, ties. hid gloves
also leathers cleaned and ourd led. bentlsmon‘ 'e
Extortion dyed or cleaned and pircsasd the
manner. 0. BUTTIRFASS. mInI) tf
FVGAGE‘KEVI‘S lbr nursingmr as seam-
1 stress by the day Capable and reliable
W III furnish sewmg machine If o~ sired Terms
Io ow First class ref rencen Call on II’ an
drear.MRS. L‘BAWFORII No II W93! ate-
nue, South Norwalk. Conn. m2) zit
“ TRAW rowers wanted. Persons with come
on erlence In making rtraw bats can Ilnvl
Immediate employment with DENNIS 8r
tibANUrlARD. IIB Water street. mill 2w
T0 LET.
cesium... house m3 ocrimTIlIlcE’KI'I
modern Improvements. Inquire of E.
DAMS. mlt tt
‘ROM April Int. rest store and batsment In
Sentinel building. Dimensions Litxfiii.
Apply at Sentinel omce. ma) tf
A
15011}! nlm rooms. in good nondltlon. 8H and
llonrot houseflbCednr ettect. Ap fly on
premises. m Itv
lVEroomsNo. 18 Tiny street. rent. $9: 7
rooms, rent 8"): 5 room. No 5 Norm
rtreetnent, Sill. Apply'o 0.W YUL'NH 1“. at
Lockun ml Mnnufactur up (‘0. mm. til
i} R0.“ AptiIlnI house and Imrn with six
now-of land on Hilton Hill. Inquire ”T
R {)INIOEE. lMultIne-nuo. Norm-ls. (t
Mm:.'. w
‘IRSI‘ floor, No. 2: IIIDfUI‘II Plate. but and
mu voter. rent $13 woml floor. No. 77
“'uvlwnrnl Irv-sum, rent SL8. Apply told. A.
WUODWARD. )‘l .94 If
I ()l' '5!) 17 Franklin street.
In. Inquire of limits
Brown dc \\ door It trrmery.
InI prm‘em only
WILL‘I |X. uni
110L'SI3 I) rooms, norm-r Day and 701108
streets; lint floor broom» No II! Tolles
sires-tJmm April lat. house 8 name. 'Iollen
street. All In wood condltlon. with water In.
ADD Y toJOliN H. KNAPP. at West. Margot.“
OUSI'I‘. or ten rooms; furnace. range. lath.
stationary tubs. hot water, nice y.ard
stood loczttlnn Inqu reol ‘l‘AYIAiIt a Glynn.)
cm. W Iuhlngtnn street. or of owncr 2 Taylor
av.enne near West street. tf
V0 Ill I’Ine "on. mud floor and attic
separate enlranu; water. coal bin and
water closet on floor; wry runvenl- m. Apply
to Iii) I‘ll I! UULUSV‘HMIUT, 21 Arm street.
III) III In e If
)LEAS \N'l‘ furnished rooms suitable for
one or two per.- uus. at 32 \i eat avenue.
m:"tf
sUlTlof rooms bit Main 5 erl- N -twnlk.
Inquire on premier"- or of .l. HAI L
lumber nillr‘e, W Itter street which
I'I‘UND llnor 0" house. XII. '21 Marshall
a. “rest. all Im TII5t'.lllrfiIH hill '13 per
Inntuh In wire o (3. BEL‘ bit“. It’ “'mh
Intrton street. "It hZI Iw
W0 plea-art fmn' mums, toIrHIII r «II-sepa-
ailely furnished of IIIIIIITIII‘IIP‘I vutlI or
willy IIt board. For part: rulars enquire at \‘n.
7.5km rut-hue. III'.8 It
’ ‘IIE d-M it'llt' tifIII'M on set "III floor of
'Am kmml NIIIIIIIIIK‘ 'lr \II and after April
Inquire til i . H’l‘. .IIIIIN LUCK“ 00:1!
url I
Isl.
[’08 SALE.
OTTAGEA ANT) BI‘IIJIING LIYI‘S. (‘nt-
on Quintard awrme. six room.‘
each. .early new and In good oondItlnn.
(loud Improred building Intwleeirabl located.
Termseasy. Apply to FRANCIS Ii itltll'ly‘.
(II t.
(JIIEAP. onoasy terms nine room house
extra lurxetanl null Illniun all kinds of
trait. well anti-My want. Trolley paws (It or
Inquire-if EIIIZIHETII GREGORY. Winni-
p.uIt.or M. H tinOV MI in Wall street" Nor
wall. to "8 1w
)LEUT'IRIU iillrL‘l put up “and repaired:
I «In trio clm- its. uleIIrIv me HI al batteries.
MOUTH NORWALK HARDWARE CI). 42
South lain street. aI2 tf
P‘Oli tall (ht-stun first «I... top minty" In
good condition. Inquire at thir union.
mob 28 lit
“ OLDENGLOH'I. a old paint that will not
I ruboif or tourist two slze- BI and a)
conts “Euro bottle. sound NORWALKH It!»
nIr’l tf
OUR!" and lot with bath. at Wlnnl
with three-fourths or an acre of
moreorlrss. inqulvsut ll itttitEBWI‘lilll
13 Grove street. South Norwalk. I.‘ don. mm t
TORI!) for sale. Illl Washington street. on
account of poor health. App y no vngll'ih”
S
[.081‘.
SILK umbrella with sold handle hsarln
Initials. J. N. luqul rs at the Pauline
branch clues. to Wall street. Namath” III"!
In
receive IIhsral reward. , ,
”BAG fonts. which the owner can have
hybrqulrlnr at the Old Well bum".
A
JIIEIII. IIIIIITS IIESTIIIIIIIT,
no. t HAVILAND B‘I'Itlil't‘.
aaoums ants. Home
oases mason no wars. mid!»
as to.
‘v .TITO,
Physician “and Shawn.
I1 tinnitus. Ismail. '
oluemtnsnn4ltsh‘stsIfl-*
nit. ’
“ ‘Hoyt’e Opera House I
IIIIIIDIV. IPRIL I.
nl Wag“
We mid: inhlnhflelod the ”Original
PRINCE PRO TEI,
”W ”with!“ A, IQ‘IIIB‘m u u
Mimic by 1.3 Thnnr °' 1m.
a, I“, Mmpoasrof
FIEII till“ I.
TDIIY TDIPIIIIB,
JBSIE ”Ill!!! I8 Willi I08“.
in ARSTIS‘IS to
All of the original scenery. costumes d
teas.“ under the management of Mr. thugs
“TOMMY TOIPKINB BOW D'Yl DO. "
Seats now on sale at l l ’ .
gory’s drue stores. P . Ind '9 ”d 0"
BHISIINIIE
—-A'I'—-
Hoyt’s Opera House
Tuesday Evening. lpIiI 2d
-13-
Sheridan's Great Comedy.
THE IIIVAIS.
SECOND OF THE SERIES.
IIIIIISSIBII, ill GENTS.
Reserved seats at PIaIsted‘s and G
drug stores.sfter March 28th. withoufig’n:
charge. m2”:
IairIield County Saving; Bani,
Nonwann, Cons. March 21st. 1595.
HE Board of Directors of this bank I:
this dsyueclared anivldend at the ran:
0 four (i) perneut per annum. from the (“\I'I'l
Inge of the current six months. to be audited
to dipoa'tors, April let, 18%. and payable on
and alter April 10th
JII. BAILEY. Trensurer.
m‘lfilw
J
A
I
. II. Ii. IIIIIVEY'8
CIty Employment igency
I ADIES deelring first-class help In every
1 department of huuuework run Immul-
Intel): obtain [flu some at the (' Iry Employ
merIt Ant-my. AII lhma «lersirtng email”-
ment such as nurses. lit amstreswe.wnitree-t.~,
cham‘hermside. 0 oh» and yencral w -rIr. r in
lino Immedlnte rmplflimt'nl. Only tho-e wIIh
first class referent as need apt Iy. C. II HAR-
V lI.\'. Til North Main street South Noraaik.
moon It
We have plenty III good
Horses, singly or by the
carioad. atauction prices.
M. II. PIIISIIIIS.
m... IIIIoIIIItIIIt rtIIIII.
[III You Want
5 A V E
Very first Butter, lh., 25c.
Best Dairy " " 21:2.
(loud l noting “ “ lilo.
Best Flour per bag, 500.
Fine Flour ” “ 48c.
Iimd Flour ” “ 47m.
6 lbs. (lood Prunes, 25 c.
5 lbs. Good Raisins, 25¢
2.‘ lbs. Citron, 25:,
6 lbs BestStarch, 25c.
7 lbs. Best Oatmeal, 256
SPECIAL:
tentlon as though you camel yourself.
Donovan Building,
South Norwalk.
The'th.
.1...
$53-$81!
fig; ym‘élhaol? stop “bring. ‘
aIIanW
[etharhyt berm” tailoring still, and are
usnwt exam
vodtol you all she It tb by"
rm- lathe th mmfiflfi-
win every m3: In. tTIWI"c
e on: roe.
XIII- Bui'is
3mm“ will
.ll
mum " rifidir. '3' ii” a"?
Vour linttonlac Sutton "’ '
Worst
tots
v nrem
latest ”I to dnto”st and '
donotdetermlne ”.i nthln“
allnoot
suits. Can't all th' BIn "null to th
sllysoldrorslilm. flirtatious“ fink
'l'hsee suits are a Tirautlful unlit
Play Vi ortted. a quality we burg mad: 3'33}
reputation on. and will never wane II! this
an: fiifiifi‘ihll.‘£.’n"fi:ii°.“ a?" m
. e r a
we olfarsd you at toil’. ° "I“
last year. Since
I! u. no
These are our very Ilnest
Bulls. You" ll hurl “None bett-r
lsab hr stalornent, but we tool
It up. Examine them. then see
rustle them; try them on and th
them with any you may think
will rtand the test. Your tonne» be
not satisfied We are headquart
right things In Bead Covering“
nTour fare allowed on 15.00 or over
-——-—-oeo——
H. R. BULKLEYII 0.
DEALERS IN
BIBIBLE
SUNDRIES
nave FOR THIS season.
STEIN“, SIM)
From 17 to 23 III.
KEITIIG. 9 pound.- SIM.
HUME, 22* pounds. 375,
“M's ELIMIIIE. $75.
25 pounds,
Second Hand Wheels from Sill lip.
Call and see our line.
52 South Main St..
Music Hall Block, South Norwalk.
cfixsoopénma‘
or '
LADIFS‘ llil.l.l.\‘llltY and II [It
liltlltlslb'fl Parlors 58 Wall sir i,
over Jackson's jt-welry store. be u-
nlnz WEIISBSIMY, MARCH 27, 5.
Afternoon and Evening
Cont'nnln all the week. All the latest novel
ties I fora an and d meetlc uIIIIInery. handled
and C. iIdren' a flair Inigo-sing done In the la»
est styles In nob feather curling a specialty .
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MADAME Ross.
THE VIEll-KIIIIIIII ClIIIIIIll
Will IEIVE THE
OllHlEIl HOTEL MIBCH 28th.
l'IItII than slu- will be at room 2
MONEY?
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Best loads at lowest Prices.
4 Cans (land Corn, 250.
:l Cans Fine Pace, 1250.
I Can Tomatoes, 7c.
3 Cans Strinulm Beans, 250.
54m tire-en Peas, 25c.
Ilqu. Best Beans, 250.
l qt.‘Lirna Beans, 10c.
4 lbs Ginger Snaps, 250.
Ii lbs. 8min Crackers, 250.
4 lbs Oyster Crackers, 250.
10 mm Soap, 250.
30 lb Pail Currant Jelly 31. 00
Send to us tor PRINTED went. «sum and your order will receive the same at-
THE NEW YORK STORES.
33 Main Street.
Norwallt.
BUY YOUR
AT
PIES, BIKES ANI BREAD,
MEAD’S
92 Washington Street. South Nor-walk.
ICE CREAM
ALWAYS ON HAND.
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BEMIISE ’ our light Is WM. and the
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THE PEOPLE’S MARKET,
l3 NORTH MAIN STREET-
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we W“ this market
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are thr- lowest.
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F. H. BRADBURY. PROP.
Norwalk Chronicler