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“M m Wilt.
An electric light is wanted by the resi-
dents of Wilton avenue.
Conductor Charles \‘auglin‘s father is
danguously sick In Sanfords.
... lhiekeus, bilge. N. Y. Market.
The little daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Royal Seaman. of Fairtleld avenue. who
has been sick'with diphtheria. is getting
‘11: nicely.
bella M Disesa. aged one year,
‘ eeivcd duringthc year.
I
died yesterday at her home in North;
Main street, of heart failure. followiugl
an attack of diphtheria The funeral
was held this morning.“
-—Re1l hot candy. Mead's, Saturday}
(leorge It. Nash will, by ' request, 111-
peat, "The (Sate of 1101111311.? and will
also sing “The New Kingdom" at the
Y. M. (.‘1. A. song serviceat the Norwalk
Opera House, Sunday afternoon.
—-Look at Luther M. Wright's adver-
tisement. $10,000 worth of wagons,
sleight! and horse goods that must be sold.
Miss Flowncc Brown. telegraph op-
crater at the depot, was last night carry
ing home the receipts for the Western
Union office at the station, amount to
about $1. 00, when the money. which
wits in an envelope, was lost
—Ask your grocer for“ "Friends'
Oatsz" 10c two pounds.
Twenty- five members of Concord Di
vision, Sons of Temperance, went to.
Rowayton last night, and were enter
tained by Rising Star Division, of that
place.
The annual report of tl1e()dd Fellows
Mutual Aid assmiation. shows a total
membership of:. ',;9t59 new membersrt
1811; died, 112;
paid for benefits. $90,322.
—Gent‘s fast black: half hose,2 pairs
for 22’1", special for today and Monday,
at M. S. Smith‘ s.I
Chief of Police Volhner has received
notification to look out for Mrs. Arthur
B. Cody, who wandered from her home
in Tacoma, Washington. January am.
A reward of $1, 000 is Iofiercd for finding
her.
-Best :12 derby, at Io'Ierit-n's.
Edgar Bloomer Sr , of Wilton, 1111s
taken to the Connecticut Hospital for
Insane1 at Middletown. yesterday. Mr.
Bloomer is eighty years old and was
taken violently insane after a siege, of
grip. ___, .
—Ladies felt hats 11'1", at ()‘Bricn's.
The funeral of Mrs. Charlotte E. Ray-
mond will be held from her late rosi-
deuce in Knight street. 'Monday after-
noon at 2:300‘clock, insteadof zo'elock,
as announced. The interment will he in
the Norwalk cemetery. .
——We are the lowest.
N. Y. Market.
Frank Wilct k. who for six years has
been employed at (‘. H. H mev 1: shoe
st-orc,Ihas rented the vacant store in
Theodore. Knupp's building on North
Main street and will Start inIbnsiness for
himself next 111-ck.
wish him success.
——Ladies' p111-l1'ct-li1,1oks,
and grips in all grades. In 1111. 1' 11 p11 ards
at M S. Smith’s.
The func'ialot‘ I'ldwurd Kim-clla 11h112
died of lockjau, was lai'gelv attended
from St. Mary s (hurl l1 this morning.
The body lay 111 a handsome oak 1' askot,‘ ,
The casket was
covered with cut flowers ,and there were .
2
The '
with silver mountings.
many beautiful floral emblems.
burial was in the parish cemetery.
—Look at Luther M. “’right's advcr
lisement. $10,000 worth
sleighs and horse. goods that mustl» sold
E. J. Thomas, of the Sentinel‘s Nor-
walk office, rec111od a letter, yesterday,
irom William E. Russell, who, four
yearsago. was a Sentinel newsboy. It
' is pleasing to note that ,“Willie. " as he.
was formerly calletl,1~i1s apparently on‘
the road to success. He 18 employed in
the mm 11 of the Lehigh Sto1c and Man-
iifacturing company, at Leighton, Pa.
He is an expert typewriter and' 13 learn- -
ing book- keeping and steuogrnphy
This' is an illustration of' what a news
boy can do with a little push.
'1..
“ Pure and Sure. ”
Ceveland s.
BAKING Powmaa.
“TIE-E“:g esults obtained by the use of Cleveland's 2
Baking Powder have always been satisfactory.
" fiFAxh‘lE M. Fulfil, [”7le Barton Cooking 5de
if:
Iiis ' many friends .
hand ba tgs, I
of 11 agous. '
of Francis T. Wood. at Winnipeuh.
Mr. Wendi: now reddinguutof town
.Wi
Mn 11111111 11. 81111111, of East Wall an 11 minus ”Nib: mm,
street. ls ill with grip.
Miss Julia E. Byxbee. of South Main
street. is visiting in Moriden.
Eureka IA‘xlgo. Daughters of Rebekah.
will rehearse to-night.
—--Uents' nnlaundemd shirts, 390.: :1
for 0]. 00. Sootield & Hoyt.
Early next week there will be an ex
lnbitton of etchings in the South Nor-
walk public library. The collection is
loaned by John W. Hutllngton. the
New York artist. and all "interested are
invited to call. The exhibition will
continue about ten days.
«Mourning bands, at 0' Brien' s
Mrs..lan1esl1‘1nneyhuni the sick list
at her home 111 Main street. Norwalk.
—At the request of semen! the pa-
2 trons, a limited number of single tic hot-11
‘at 50c apiece will be on 11qu at l’innoo' s
~Speciulty. today and Monday, in and l’lantteds. foer.l1}dgarC.Abtx1tt's
bulb-11,211hosieryIfor m1 pair-,1“ 111.5 15, Shakespearean 111-ital. of "Julius Ca»
Smiths. our,“ to be given in the parlors of
South Norwalk Baptist church. Tues-
day cvoning, March 22.
Seven trtunps occupied the tloorof the
tramp house at Norwalk. last night.
.\ hot water boiler 111 being placed in
thol111ndlanudr1in Wnt11rstn1et,Nor
walk.
2 (uptain R. M. Rose. of Norwalk, 11'-
turned home last night from a trip to
2 Milwaukee.
An amateur artists‘ exhibition will be
held in the Bridgeport public. library
the art exhibition now being held in
that city. .2. W. Hills. of Bridgeport.
was in South Norwalk tgis week and
arranged for Norwalk uni: ears to place
paintings in the exhibit. Miss Scott. at
the Library. has blanks which artists
dcsiringtomld to the. exhibit may ob-
tam.
The case of Michael Nolan 1's. Thomas
Itl'llalloran will lie triedon Tuesday in
z the Superior Court.
'.
-Special sales Satnnlay. Y. Mkt.
The suit of the Village of ('hestcr 1'::.
Frank Lennard will be continued in the
I higher court next Tuesday.
-—"'l1‘1'i11nds' Hats," 11 delicious break-
fast dish. l"ot' sale by all grocers; inc
'two pounds.
POPULAR IIAIIUSEIENTS.
2 ~~Ccorg11 and Edward Tobty 1111121
Michael 11111111111111.» ptmzhased War-
\111k hie yc lcs of Wheeler Brothers. “Towl't Topics.”
11111111111111.1111 Kentucky. dropped “TW‘n'I‘11pi1's” cotnestolloyt's'l‘hoa-
,dend of .1poplexy 111 New lIav.en ycfitpr. tt'c. 'l'nosdm night. Aside from the
dayI 0" train. 1')" duo In South Nay-“talk ('011lt‘fl", “' hit '1 IN pnnnlm'd ('Xm 't'tlingly
at' .: 715. I humorous, spec i: dtics will be introduc-
. I _, .' . I, 211d. Foremost among them may be men-
ho'illlit'lgliixi'di)‘; (pdiit'flittbiltltllihuiixlliil: . tioned Wood and Shepard, in their
2musicnl and comedy act: (‘onroy and
,111 17;?" street, Nonialk,W1dneNiay McFarland, in their Irish truvesties:
2 ”it:
2Williuni Mack, Williiun Keller. the
Imonolognists; the. three: sisters Mer-
1 rilles. clever girls in 1111 across the water.
'iu their new dances: Frank (‘avorly.
' Mill!" N301!“ Lil-ll“ ”f P inc stun-t “'1 Ethc soft shoe dancer; Hastie Vera, in
1 tertained “b0“ thirty friends, last night.’ . songs and dances, and a number or acts
50100910113 “'31“ rendered bl’ Charles by the entirecompany, including "The
“IllIIauincld. the hanjoist, and them was 1511111111111} Swell.‘ Mn". '[1“,.mi,.m
singing and dancing. A SUPP" “1‘5 Century Girls," :1 song uinl dam-1,1 by
"(‘d- . eight Indies. Everything that is bright,
Thomas J. Smith died this 11111111ing.f"“h1 i111igorating “"‘l new has ““1
in the. sixty- -tlrst1 war of his age. The 9"“ "19d
funeral will be held front the residence
of his brother. (.harlcs Smith, (father
iue street. Norwalk, Monday afternoon.
Mayor A. (1. Wheeler, who is also
grand senior warden of the Grand
Lodge of Masons of Connecticut, went
to New Haven last night. to assist in the
opening of the Masonic fair in that city.
«H11a(1:1cl1c.(‘ausc, dissipation. Re-
Ilicf,Bi'11dycrotine.
ROWAYTON.
About sixty members of the Third
Methodist Episcopal Sunday school 11'1'111
entertained last night at the home of
Hon. (f. W. Bell. the superintendent
The evening was pleasantly spent until
nearly midnight. Someof those pres~
cut 11 ere Mr. and Mrs. W. Fred Ambler
. -——————- 'and 111111.11! South Norwalk: Mr. and
M235 (“”3” Taylor. Mrs. '\"‘1""“er.~1. llaney Kent. of Norwalk: Mr
01011111111111 1115.111). 1’0"? M"- D” 2.11111111s.11'11 Kranc 1111. 11111111111 F. n.
1’3“?th M“ J'm‘” 00" "m1 M” 2Stev,cns Misses Louie and Lina Stevens“
Jasper Pryor r1pnecnted Buckingham Miss Pearl Stevens, Mrs. E. W. ”pr I
WWW“ ‘ Ri‘hcf (,orps. 0' Norwalk. ‘“ 2 frcy Misses ()live 121111-111.) ( 'olc \bec'
“I" state convention in Mcriden. Scott, (trace Harris. hate Mills. (inn-1
illry an. Lillian Wicks. Etta Sharer.
[Annie (lutbill. Jessie Brundagc. Oscar
Scott (‘lydc Horton. Lewis Waterbury.
(leorge Moon11.licv..l.ll. Slater. Find
21.11'11kwood.
At the Rowayton Methodist Episcopal
i21"11111'111, Sunday morning. the pastor
, , ‘ ' , . 2will 111' thI on ”Tcln 1t'tt1'on." III the.
1'.. Rob1nson.ot New lork.11as 1112 .l ‘ . I.‘ ,, .
evening his theme will be “lurmng
S) 11 r1111“. y terda , talkin with , . ,. . ,
1ut N0 ‘5 y g \Vutcr Into “11111. ' \onng people's
someof thi loading citizens relative to 12 . .1 ,
meeting 111 the 1' hapcl at I1:.:oo clock. led
getting out an atlas of the town. a 11"o1k . . .
'by Miss Emma ( uslmtan. Subject,
11l111l111ouldl11 of grt at value in many . . . .,
11"11' l-Ic nict with tonsid1r'1bl1' cu ' “T211 Tinn-sand Sourccsot Temptation.
1 s. ' - 1 .
2coui"11cme.nt ‘1 .lamcs l'1.St1'1'cns, of Bell Island, r111
‘L ccntly broke his wrist. caused bya fall
from a load of t'ccd.
Edward 'l.‘honn~s. who formerly had
the sub ot' 'I‘hc Sentinel in thir pl 111
1"-1111i1'11d 1111112 this 11112. 11'1 1111 1111111111
Street Commissioner Martin Kellogg
closed the Step Rock road this morning
'1111a111mintot‘tl1e street hming scttlch
in portions where it was dug up when 1
the sewers were rec entlv laid. \ b.1112
hole 111 Berk1 lev street was also repair-
ed.
—1l' 111.111 pork. 121'. V. Y. 1111111111.
The Old Rube Tanner company 1'11.
jturnul to Norwalk this morning and
1 1 1
will app1 111' :It t1.'ln Norw1 1 k (lp11'. 1 House t 111 ritc. that lic highest III.
"""h'm' 1'" "'.',"l"I"I'-‘I 3“" 111111121 nt sixty lpplic :1111tsi11tl11 oxaiiiiiiiitioit 2"o1
Isatisfaction 11l1111 l1c1c Thursday night the "wition ot (SSlSLllll I ”glue 1- 1 on tln
stood tln'
24’1"“ “"1”” "l “ 11111111111] “Who h"I'llric '1mal"11"oiks \lt 'l‘honics will
"121212- Thot" '"m‘" " l11'11111lga11 ‘ 1’“ 2p1'ob.1blv begin his new dntios 1111.112
21I1'l“ tlnsnoon iwcck. He is :1 graduate of Yale and‘
bones (‘1.l'lmpmatt died in New York. ‘ Unlnmlliu colleges, and hats tliousundsol'
'I'lmrsd:1y,'.1t t21oad1'an1'0dagcofeighty-2 friends in Norwalk, who will wish him
one years. 1 Mr. (‘hapman was a native. 2 success.
of'Norwalk. having been born on Roton '1 WINNIPAUK
2 Hill. ”is remains will be brought hero, '
2 by the 11:01; train, Monday. and be but'- 2 M 1's. Mary Jane ()‘lIai'a, who sc1'crcd
ied in Union cemetery. Itowayton'. at her connection with the Norwalk Mills
‘ llz'20111"lo1k. mm“... 211bont a week ago. has thou-d to l’im
‘ —~N1-w Dunlop styh of nai._'UBrien.~1.”m”t South \orwalk. 2
2 T211 Y 1’. S. (‘. l'1. heldapi'ayci' 1111 et-
2 1‘\ meeting of the( ('hristian Industrial‘1"I1'1l-ISt will" 12 \\ 11S ltd by Miss Lizzie
.111 ague. the new benefit order 111111 l1 2 'HW‘ICN‘"
w as recentlv organized at the First Pupils who were neither absent 11111'2
IMethodist Episcopal Chnl‘dh, met at thIeI‘t tardy for the month of F1 1l11'11ar1' 111 the
2 parsonage. last e1eniug.Aftm-the busi- grannnar department of the Winnipank
ness meeting the progrannnc of the25€ll00I WCI’O- Kittie lroy. Lizzie H
2 evening 11.1.1 rendered. consisting of solos I Bronn,M:11'v I1yons,.Io.<s11 Nesline, 2
1by Messrs. Brown and Stevenson and a ','(lare London, Herbert London, Floyd2
recitation by Charles I11. Hoyt. It is in- E" 31152 JUllll Miller 1', doc Mayne. Bernie
l' tended to make the order social as wellj M“! 11° D1“ "1 Riley, Carl 03mm”-
from March 28th to May lth, following .
l . OUR
‘17 PRESCRIPTION I!
0 DEPARTMENT. p
z 171
< Iscai'ct'nlly managed. and we 1111-, -l
I all the imprl 111-d methods Fl
and snpplyncw neme- Q
0 dies as S1101! as (0
u they are in
n- the mar. W
n. . 1.1-1 1! g
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PLAISTED'S
3 COUGH o
REMEDY! 1’
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3 Will 1111111111 eur1.'.’f1 and $11) cent L
O
2bencfiei1il. light new members were‘ Gave Him Permission 1° Withdraw. I
2t11ken into the ”WW1, ; In the case of S. (v. Momll and 11it'e2
- 1 vs Abraham Decker and others. in the |
1 Superior Court, yesterday. the judge dc-
clined to entertain the defendant's mo-
. tion and ga1e him pennission to with-'
I draw his answer. The. plaintiff was in
structcd to incorporate his complaintl
2witl1 amendments into one mmplaintl
"and the defendants were. instnicted to2
. file. a new answer. 2
In the hospital With I Crushed Arm.
William M. Lincoln, fonnerly of Nor-
I.11'ulk lies 111 the emergency hospital at
'Newark. N. .. with a ('l'llSllCtL arm,-
I
machinery.
2caused by getting it caught in some|2
1'. D LAWTON 11 co.
Flaked Oats, 2 Pound Packsgo,'07 cents.
Native Potatoes, 45c. Bushel, I311. Feet. 2 PANTS
- 1
EDWARD
Positively this istho last time they will he sold at that price.
are being closed out at Less Than Cost.
Price.
FUR SPRING AND
EDWARD
Norwulk,
Combine tho1 Latest Style and Finish.
E. H. JACKSON,
53 WALL STREET,
FUR
How Are“ You
01"!"
5..-. _
2shorty Sherwood, l'l-atterl IBICYCLESI
Occuples a portion of I11 Gusowski's
store, corner of Wall and Water Stu .
Norw.alk Call and see the1 latest
styles In Hats, Caps, etc.
R. H.
Plaisted,
I
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F. D. LAWTON 81 00., 22 South lam Street, _ , _
‘ _ , Most men had it necessary, about this
- 2 1. '11son'Iol'thcy 1111'. togctau extra pair of .
You "and pants to 'ari'ytlicm through tothc 1'111'111 '
1 other. It's our intention to encour-
"Oat, ,' age you :122 we on and the 1 'a_\' we
l1111l1~ssI1I'Iou 11111.1 1cg1-t arian. when volt: llullt‘ ll) (21) ll lS' 2)\' \'.\I.L’I'ZS‘ AND BARGAINS
Mitalth' lttl 1: 1‘2 '
‘31“... m“, ,,,2,,;‘,‘,‘;“" {‘22, 12222,,”{220d22fim2 . that are 1.11 I'HS‘SllllJi 111.111 c1111111-2'1'i'1'1ox To
you have the 1110111y Lot‘ 11 trade. If 1 \ll"l1"l‘ 1
your money is as good as our meat, wu'll 1 ' ' ' '
all be happy. I 4
Sugar cured shoulders, 81'. The finest I
lit the city. 1
N Y k M k t l’111'111c11's working pants that used to
BW or ar e - 21ri11I1.:'$1.’.(Nl:11112 $2.5011 pair. 1
' 1 FRANK S. AYERS, Prop. ' .
DONOVAN BLOCK, WASHINGTON STREET. $21198
2"111' men's dress pants that we used to
S T R E E T get $41.0” (111125.01) for are now going
Will offer you aiuitlnropportunity to 1111 um onoof those 1111‘- 11 1")8 H 2‘ (”1 exceptionally ('lCIlll
WHITE COUNTERPANES AT 98 ' line oi goods. 1122 new and neat patterns.
. c I not an old- tiinci' 1111111111 t21c111.\\'cl1a\'c
Worth $|_25_ gone :ztlic 1d of 1122 lor'mci tecords 111 the
' way of bargains and values. and lccl
"1‘ ”W“ “”1" confident all calls will result in a sale.
Remnants of same at Half 1 1 '
w,3 am proud of 0“,. display of ()111' South .\11r1\'ulk store open evenings.
- - 1 Honor back if vo ' sk it.
Lawns, Dimitles and Cambrics ' - ‘ - u “
SUMMER. WEAR.
Prices are very reasonable. too. Grand opening of Laces and Embroideries, all COMSTOCK BROTHERS
kinds. widths and styles. ’
COUTH MAIN ST. ' MA ()Nl BLD' .
I BSIIIII'REETI 145 1 1 III S C G,
5 lazette. u' ing, . . 1 .
1 - So. Norwalk. l Norwalk.
- - - - Lonnccticut. ‘ 2
I Milford A. Glffln, Manager.
JACKSON' 5 PHOTOGRAPHS!
Our him Is to give NIllSlflt'tlUll _ 1r — m}
toour patrons. and to furnish them with the the llnest productions of
the Photographchrt. LargecollectionHIChildren's Studies. Agent For 1
1111 I II 11.111.111.11 A Word With You!
0 . . , .
, ., . Iograp Of GLUTEN I sell grain! I don t do anything
01M 1“. Mead s Confettlonery. FEED 3’
. _ _ _ NORWALK CONN else. and for that reason can do it
' ' FOR better than anybody else. I always
4 ' 4" O‘TTL: have the best of grain ; it costs me
Ohlokonu more than the ordinary, but—not
.nd you. . I
Wolmwtholm11111111111111.11, 1'11 HORSES! II have hue barley oatS, caretulIly
I town. (omenndN-o ”mm . —- Screened, worth [\HLC as much I111
""I'”I‘llevuland$111111"Special.BEST the oats some folks would give
‘H.’ —<- 2 If You soon wheel with large tub- GRAIN you for the same money.
. 1111: it ”11111119111111 111111, 111.111.. FOR We are going to sell them for
Th St ""“' HORSES more than we paid for them, but
. "11.15121 12 AND less than anybody else can sell
”' ”WM" CATTLE. them for.
The Gold Crank Falcon, —
Large balls; in all bearings. BRANC H
The Imperial. OFFICE manual T. HatCh
11...--g..1111111111"1111.11. souvmus' 1'11 11.11 I. G .- DI 11 ’
The Manhattan. ' LIVERV 0 111111;: “"1 ' °"
'1 1.11 1111.1 1111 111111111 1.11.11. » STABLE. (5 Marshall Street, 50. Norwalk.
Druggist.
o———-
Wc try to keep everything in th“
drug line, and will get any
article not in stock at
short notice.
bottles.
TRY
PLAISTED’S
Banzo'm
CREAM!
It cures chapped hands and moo
dips.
______0—.—
R. H. PLAISTED,
43 Washington St.
So.Norwuik, - - - Conn.
Riding School New IIOpeu.
NORWALK
PATTERN wosks,
c. H. Aisthorpe, Prop.
.._. ._ ._ m .4.__._.
, ’ [Milli ll"
Rambler, . .
your calcndar and see how 1111:11'11 Is to
Gales' Spring. 'l'licn _1'on'll1\'ant to clcun 211111.111
Ideal, renovate generally and 1'111'1' likely 111 cd
Stormor, some ncw wall paper for scwt'al 11111115.
and Gotham (‘011111 in any day this wcck and scc [2111
latest patterns in do 1111 11ti11' wall 11: 11111'.
That \1 ill giw you ti111ctot-1koyo1upill,
of :111.1111u~u1ll1' lino stock
l’ainters’ Supplies
Artists’ Materials, Pictures
_ Pictures framed to order
BICYCLES!
1‘.-i1-111h'11mfi1l I11 $llht.
from,
Large stock to select
The J. T. Prowitt Co.
471 Main Street. Norwalk.
ing.
DECKER, 1
' 79 Washington Street.
SPRING OPENINGH"
N-vi'walk llmncli Store at
P I N N E O ’ $
Souvenilx and t'ilfilll'Kllt'S.
So. Norwalk.
8... _
c. H. HARVEV’S
CITY - EMPLOYMENT
AGENCY.
L _:
thlllnll f- 11' tlioi'oughIlv 11111nl1~|1 ch: lllll '1 r-
inaid or 11.111 r11» 2 Ame -ri1 'MIIL llIS‘l c111» refor-
1311111.: US” [NlSlllHIl for 11111111.: 111.111 u- 1'11a1h«
man and gardner
Ladies and gentlemen desiring first-
class help in any capacity can obtain the '1
2 sameimmedintely at the above agency :
‘ also those wishing positions, either male
or female, can secure employment.
Saturday, February 291,95 c. H. HanvngIIIiI-Lsrvoys Shoo
70 North Main street, South Norwalk.
FOX CYCLE 200.,
'3 Elizabeth Street.
NELLIE M.DISBROIW,
Teacher of Plano.
50”“ N”“‘“'-"« s CON-‘Tl‘l'lt‘nrl Terms Reasonable on Application. Adq
Finest line 12! Cycles and Sundries iuthe State. . drug 30 Wat Eveline. lug 30 6111 ‘
1
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2
2
2
Painting, Paperhanging and Dec orat- .
F
OR SALE
CHEAP!
(in account of ill
llL'1‘l2lll, l otter.
business at No. 913
my
\\':1s21i11gt1111slrcct
'2’111‘ Side. .\ first-
class paying" busi-
ncss. established 3
you 1's.
F rederick Mead.
GORHA
Wall
Paper
1 Store!
2
2
2w First Avenue,
East Norwalk,
Connectieut.
Norwalk Chronicler