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W. Waldron, of the Nor-walk Street
Railway line, is on toads-k an.
lion. Chauncey Deww. of New York,
who was on his way toiiridgeport. spent
a few minutes in 2-3.:th Norwalk. yes-
terday afternoon.
-On account of today‘s storm, the
great half-price sale at the Boston store,
Now-lit, will continue Monday and
Tuesday.
The annual convention of the ordered
I. 0.0. I"., of the New England states.
will be held in Newflaven the first Week
in September. It is espeeted that there
will be over five thousand in the parade.
Imperial Crown 10‘ cigar. Try one at
C. 8. Trowbrldge d: Co.’s.
The Woman's Relief Corps. of Deng-
lu Fowler Post. have engaged Professor
Demure“, violinist, of Brooklyn, to
provide music for their sociable next
Thursday night. William Uuyer will
prompt. . ‘
—-Fresh shoulders,8¢. N. Y.Market.
A special meeting of the stockholders
of the Lockwood Manufacturing com-
pany is calltsl for Wednesday. March 18,
at 3 o’clock in the afternoon, to consider
flutters affeeting the interests of the
company. 0...-.. -
—A turkey supper! When?
Ground was broken this morning for a
new building for W. B. Hubbell, just
southof his hat factory in Woodward
avenue. It will be occupied, when
completed, by Frank Fitch III-Ia store
and residence. _ __
-—Look at'Luther M. Wright's advcrz
tisement. $10,000 worth of wagons,
sleighs and horse goods that umst be sold
I
This Week's gale blew over the por-
tion of Jacob B. Raymond's ice house
that still stood in Connecticut avenue,
and did a few hundred dollars’ dannigv.
As has been stated in The sentinel, the
ice house was being taken down. and re-
moved to the George D. Kceler pond.
~Closing out stock, fixtures, lease
cheap. Haney.
New Raven's weather observer, Mr.
Meyers, reports that the recent gale
beats anything known for twenty-four
years for a combination of violence and
persiswnce. For five days the wind has
averaged thirty miles an hour, rising at
times to fifty-two miles.
—-Next Wednesday evening.
Pioneer Castle, A. 0. K. M. 0., held
a very interesting meeting last night,
and conferred the Esquire degree on S.
H. Richmond, of Unionvillc. Next
week the Castle will work the i-iir
Knight’s degree on several candidates.
—Leg lamb, 100. N. Y. Market. .
Joseph Modes, of Bridgeport, former-
lyof Norwalk, was present at the has-
ketball contest in the Y. M. C. A. bull,
last night. Mr. Modes is a prominent
member of the association in Bridgeport
and is first substitute on the first team.
He was one of The Sentinel's brightest
newsboys while he lived in Norwalk.
—Mourning bands, at O’Brien's.
A movement is on foot among several
of the largest hat manufacturers look-
ing to the abolition of the growing prac-
tice of ordering special rctailers' dies in
single downs and fractions of a case. It
is proposed that no orders shall be. ac-
cepted for special dice for a less quanti-
ty than three docens of a style and
(501W. Nearly all the jobbers are hearti-
ly in favor :of this, they having been
, formed ti) ask for special dies by competi-
tors who have resorted to this means to
make trade—American Hatter.
—Shad. N. Y. M’k’t.
The special committee appointed taco-
operate with the chairman of the mis-
sionary committee, will have charge of
the South Norwalk Congregational Y. .
P. S. C. E. meeting, tomorrow night.
The subject will be “Armenia," apd
papers have been prepared on “The An-
,cient Historyof Armenia; its Political
'Relation to Turkey and Modern Mis-
sionary Work Among Them," “The
Wat Persecutions and the Red Cross
Movement," and Miss Clara Barton’s
present mission. A collection will 'be
taken for the benefit of the Armenians,
quite“. _'
‘h‘. Boylston is sick at
Low street. m
The boat William Denny is at My
mend Bmthers' yard.
Miss Josephine Thomas, of West
street, is dangerously sick.
New York Mkt.
his home in
-—l"resh hams, 100.
Mrs. Nash is proving from Main
streeh Nut-walk. to (‘cdnr street.
A dadghtcr was born yesterday to Mr.
and Mrs. (Bill. of South street.
Adam Balls has rented one of Ray-
mond limthcrs‘ houses in Water street.
~Native Intatoes, 40c per bushel. I".
D. Lawton 65 LL
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lynch, of Crown
street, are the proud parents of a four-
teen-pound sou. .... W _
«Veal chop, lth‘. N. Y. M'k‘t.
Louis J. Larseurrcoently discharged
from the Norwalk hospital, has been
visiting in Bethel and Danbury.
Everett 8. Backlog-tithe Fox Cycle
company, is confined to his home at
Sonthport, with the grip.
—(ioods at less than cost. Harvey.
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Cyrus J. Crabbe, of 44 Connecticut ave-
nue, on Thursday, March 5. Weight,
nine pounds.
Through trains are now running over
the Naugatuck division, the damage
caused by the recent froshete having
been repaired.
—-Nut1ve pmatocs, 40c per bushel. F.
D. Lawton 85 Co, .. ..- . ..
John A. Seymour left town today for
the West, where he will take up his fu-
ture residence. His many friends will
regret his departure. .
-At the Congregational church.
Lincoln Council, 0. U. A. M.. has
decided to retain its present quarters,
and will not go to the Mystic Chain
ball, as at first intended.
The J. T. Prowitt company has
force of men at work fitting the. Carter
house in West avenue for mscupancy by
the Woman‘s club, on April lst.
The Incmlxxrs of Company I) will
meet at the Armory, tomorrow after-
noon nt 1 o'ehIek, in full dross uniform,
to attend the funeral of their late com-
radc,ThoIIIns Bcll, which will be held
from St. Mary's church at 2 o'clock.
Elizabeth Frances Williams, of H
Wood street, died yesterday afternoon,
aged one year and four months. The
funeral will be held touu‘m‘ow afternoon.
Interment in St. Mary's cemetery.
-Chicken, 1219‘". NY. Market.
Despite the extreme cold weather of
the past few days, seventy-live little
spring chickens have put in an upmar-
nIIce. at E. E. Bnrnum's hcunory in
France street.
—Native potatoes, 40c per bushel. F.
l), Lawton & Co. .- ‘
There will be u prayer and testimony
nmcting at Kundscn's Hull, tomorrow
afternoon at 3:15 ‘o'cltmk, which will be
led by Ernest- Tilly. Miss Alice Byx
bee will sing a solo.
—-A turkey supper! Where?
Superintendent Bunnell and Phar-
macist Brennan, of Bridgeport, came to
Norwalk, Thursday, to make arrange-
ments for the removal of Willie Smith.
who is suffering with scrofulu.
. The (ex-Prisoners of War Association
of Fuirficld county will hold a conven-
tion on Thursday, March lll,in Norwalk
The Woman's Relief Corps are mak-
ing preparations for their reception.
Rev. Father O’Brien, of N orotnn, was
one of the witnesses for the Norwulk
Tramway Co. in its petition for pertine-
sion to extend its line to Stamford. His
testimony was of a nature that interest-
ed all who heard it.
—-Nativc potatoos‘iillc per bushel. .1".
D. Lawton & Co.
The Sons of Ease of Norwalk, find
congenial occupation in gazing at the
men who are taking down the big dead
elm from in front of the Norwalk Hotel.
Yesterday afternoon one of the work-
men narrowly escapcd being struck by
a falling limb.
The directors of the Fairfield County
Savings society hcldnspeeial meeting
this morning to take action upon the
death of Secretary and Treasurer James
H. Bailey. Dr. J. C. Gregorv. J. C.
Randle, and Gen. Charles Olmstead
were appointed a committee to draw up
suitable resolutions. A. lIuCamp, was
elected acting secretary and treasurer.
The committee on floral testimonials arc
J. C. Randle and G. Willis White.
to be sent through the Red Cross.
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“ Pure and Sure.”
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BAKING PewnIsIL
Bread and cake raised with it keep their freshness and
flavor. The reason is, the leaveuing power comes from
pure cream'oi' tartar and soda, nothing else whatever.
..,,_ ”when. Mme-d“ W BulfinngSerCo. New York.
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F. , D. LAWTON‘G:
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Cranberries.
0 lbs. California Raisins, 2dr, to lb.
Lezuwros a. co., 22 South NainSireet.
“ 250, Go lb.
“ 250, We lb.
Inc per qt.
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EDWARD ST
Lad
lligh spliced heel, double sole, and
I
EDWARD
Norwalk, - - -
DONOVAN BLOCK, WASHINGTON STREET.
Offers 20 dozen
ies’ Fast Black Hose
()f the Celebrated and Unequnlled Ouys Brand, at
25 Cents Pair l
42-ccnt goods. Avail yourselves of the opportunity.
We are showing a beautiful line of Fancy Ribbons. Also a new liueol’
Fancy Silks for waists, in Dresden and Persian Effects.
’5 Gazette Building,
A Tempting (liter!
“'0 do not buy. llIIII‘t-l’nt‘tl (in not null
inferior meats. Our let-uni for the one
year that we have been in business has
never been beat by any butcher in the
town. We have sold more goods than
any two markets in the twin cities. . We
have the best bologna maker' in New
York city with us now and we can sell
the best stock ever turned out. Bologna.
loo per pound: Frankfurts. 13v: Head-
cheese, ltlc; Liverwurst. l‘lc. Fresh
every day. Free Delivery.
New York Market
FRANK S. AYERS, Prop.
REET
spliced seam. They are regular
STREET,
C onnccticut.
WW
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Isaxgau=
to our patrons. and to furnish them
E. M. JACKSON
53 WALL STREET, - -
Miss K. Genuond Vosburgh, of Liv-
ingstonhilucc, is spending three Week in
Newark N. .l.
The degree was conferred on three
candidates last night by Eureka Rebekah
Visitors were present from Stamford.
Sherman Connors. son of Edward
Connors, of West street, is sick of diph-
theria, and the house has been (untran-
tincd.
Mrs. John, 11. Weston, coloml, was
stricken with paralysis at her home in
France street this morning. and lies in a
critical condition.
Miss Maud Davis, of Flordiu, arrived
here yesterday, and will remain through
the summer with Mrs. J.
Broad River.
The chorus of thc Arion Singing sn-
cicty and other friends 'visited the home
of Professor A. lline, last night, and
gave him a surprise. The occasion was
the sixty-third anniversary of his birth.
The time was pleasantly passed with vo-
cal and instrumental music.
About twenty-five friends of Mrs.
Charles Rigby tendered her a surprise.
last night, in honor of the sixty-first
anniversary of her birthday. She was
presented with u very lumdsnme pic-
ture, all being a genuine surprise to her.
Among the guinsts was Miss Minnie
Minor, whose birthday occurred on the
same. date. She was presented with a
bountiful bouquet of flowers. Music
and games were the special features of
the evening. A fine. collation was serv-
ed, and the evening was much enjoyed
by all present.
Dr. Sanford‘s Lecture.
The audience at tho Norwalk club,
last- night, listened to an entertaining
lecture upon “Connecticut in the War
of the Revolution," delivered by Rev. E.
B. Sanford, D. D. The speaker was in-
troduced by Dr. J. (i. (ire rory. Mr.
Sanford spokenf the gallant work of the
Connecticut sons during the war of the
Revolution and the honor due the state.
His remarks were replete with incidents
and unceedots of an instructive nature,
making the lecture thoroughly enjoy-
able.
“Blest if I can understand this our-
rency question. I asked Somebody what
a legal tender was, and he said it was
like this: If I owe you two dollars, and
‘ I offer you a two dollar bill to settle the
debt you must take it."‘ “Well that's
right!" “Yes; but what a blooming
idiot you would be if you wouldn't take
it!"
”Here," said the pallid humorist.
"are ufew Lent jokes." “LcIIt?” said
the coarse, well‘fed editor- “They read
more as if they were stolen."
“I wouldn‘t. mind helping you if I
thought there was anything in you.“
“Jess‘you gimme the dime, mister,
un‘ see how quick there'll be sumthiu'
inme." _ -
s PI-IOToe
Combine the latest Style and Finish. Our aim is to give mtisfucthm
the Photographic Art. Large or Illoctlou of Children's Studies.
, Photographer.
Over F. bleud's Confectionery.
W. Monroe '
a ' ' l article not in stock at
‘ " is A PH?!
with the the finest prmluctions of
wouwadvgp'poms.
Plaisted,
Druggist.
We try to keep everything in th.3
drug line, and will get any
i short notice.”
__0__._
. OUR
pi” PRESCRIPTION
: DEPARTMENT.
( Is carefully managed, and we use
I all the. improved methods
and supply new reme-
dies as soon as
they are in
the mar-
kct ! l,
.o._._.‘
PLAISTED'S
COUGH
REMEDY!
INVEHO NIOZNEB SsOELSIV'Id
Will always euro. 25 andoo cent
bottles.
CURES GHAPPED
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TRY
PLAISTED'S
BENZOIN
CREAM!
It cures chapped hands and sore
lips.
R. H. PLAISTED,
43 Washington St.
SoNorwalk, - - - Conn.
m
NELLIE M.DI$BROW.
Teacher of Plano.
Comstock' Brothers“.
SELLING oUT AT COST!
THEIR ENTIRE STOCK ()F
HEAvv WEIGHT CLOTHING!
Suits,
and
is sold previous to that time.
.Dvercoats,
. Reefers
Pants,
FOR MEN, BOYS AND CHILDREN.
l4 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
So. Norwalk.
MILFORD A. GIFFIN, Manager.
Comstock Brothers,
MASONIC BUILDING,
The SALE will begin MONDAY, MARCH 2nd, and continue until the following Monday,uuless the stock
it Includes
~ AT 0051!
If you are a purchaser it means a saving of several dollars to you. It hardly seems necessary for us ,to .
add. with our reputation for doing just what we advertise, that this is no exception to the rule. Our I
goods are all new, therefore we have the latest patterns and correct fashions.
lots and odds and ends, it would not be cheap even at cost. South Norwalk store open evenings. Money
returned for the asking of it. Come and we will verify our statements to your entire satisfaction.
. 1
If it were comprised of job
Norwalk.
AWord With You!
The imperial.
The "go lightly” kind.
The Manhattan.
The best 860 wheel built.
Riding School New Open.
NORWALK
PATTERN WORKS,
C. II. Aisthorpe, Prop.
*7
1
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A few words about
RAM BLER.
BICYCLES !
Made by one of the oldest bi-
I'vclc houses in the country.
The Rambler has always
been noted fur strength and
easy rnnnIng. A glance at
the '96 models shims they
are’wny up in style. \tlmu
riding a Rambler you never
need o fear you will have to
walk home. They stand the
racket. Also 11 lmc of Huh-s.
Ideals. Stormers and (iotlI~
ilI'IIS\ )(
The J. T. Prowitt Co.
Terms Reasonable on Application. Ad-
dress as West Avenue. . “ ‘ sag 80 um
45 Main Street, Norwalk.
Agent For
BUFFALO
2:235" I sell grain! ldou’t do anything .
F else, and for that reason can do it
on 'better than anybody else. I always
CATTLE have the best of grain; it cost: me
Chl°k°"’ more than the ordinary, but—not
:3“ you. .
' 3355' I have fine barley oats carefully
S E E T H AT 0 U R V E 7 " — screened, worth twice as, much as
\rvuwilimunytimcs BEST the oats some folks would give
1' H | s V E A R GRA'N you for the some money. "
m“ FOR We are going to sell them for
HORSES more than we paid for them, but
K EATI N G s ! AND less than anybody else can sell
CATTLE. them for.
“Are 365 Days Ahead of Them All." __ . . fl
. . __..__._- BRANCH M
FOX CYCLE co., 35mins, anuel T. Hatch,
. 2 Elilflbflth Street, LIVERY The Leading Grain Dealer,
30”" 1‘1“““'A"K- _COXXECTIVW STABLE. l5 Marshall $treet.$o. Norwallt:
horwnlk Brunch at PIIIueo's.
BICYCLES I
We have the best line of wheels in
town. Come and see them.
Cleveland Swell Special.
If you see a. wheel with large tub-
llllznlt is a Cleveland or an imita-
. The Sterling.
Built like a watch.
The Cold Crank Falcon, ,
Large bulls in all bearings.
AN UPSET
In prices for Wall Paper, Painting and in-
terior decorating generally is observable
at Becker‘s. Good Wall Paper was nev-
er as cheap as to day, and nmterials, de-
signs, execution and finish exceed any-
thing shown before. A room papercd
with blanks atyloc per roll will cost little
and be a model of daintiness. ‘
Painters’ supplies.
Artists' Mater-ixds, Pictures.
Pictures framed to order.
Painting, Puywrhangiug. Decorating
and Sign Writing.
DECKER,
79 Washington Street. So. Norwalk.
"3 ..-. . . ._ -.,.._..,.____."___9
. D. JENNINGS, ‘
u N DERTAKER.
KNIGHT STREET,
Norwulk, - - - - Conn.
Opp. Street Railway Depot,
RESIDENCE ELM STRICT.
TELEPHONE CALLJI.
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II kinds of the Best Eggs for
hstchiu . B.Lsnshung.(inld‘
en I'nlis Lbklnilnnf 1408“an
White and B.
and White Cochins me, and iron {I Ir l3.
L'Honnniry a lfownnu‘s Tissues! No. 7
Henry street. Last homlk. let Inn
1’. Iim‘k. Bil“
CHEAPI
{a
On account of ill gr V,
health, I offer myi
business at No. 92
Washington streefif:
For Sale. and
class paying busi»
ness, established 3
years. ' . l ‘
min or heirlooms and In I“,
collateral" When you M. .
mondsoriewelrygoto ‘ 4'
HOMER B.
Jewelry and. Cr ..
sawmills
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