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HAVE! YOU ARE
MARRIED
And are busy furnishing your little home.
(if conrsc, the question of Wall Paper
'nmwm-fimm-a.“ I
PURE. STRONG." RELIABLE.
It the verdict arrived at by
Chemical Analysis of
305 BAKING
POWD
Economy, Health and Satisfactory
Results attend its use.
IANU'AG'UIID IV
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C. I. 3088 A 805, New Model, Cal. 5
YOUNG- MAN!
Why take the chance of ”lying
without Insurance, when our
"summers - sonic - e.
Iain M Well titted linings—la- a
Put the. Mother.
livery bodice. whether it is draped. gath~
cred, platted stretched or otherwiae varied
from the plain pattern. must be made over
a eioaaly fitted lining, the number of pieces
in which may be eight, seven. six or even
five. The ordinary cloae bodice consists of
eight plows—two fronts. two under arm
pieces, two side pieces and the two halves oi
the back. The back may be out in one with-
out a middle seem, reducing thereby the
number to seven. Again, the under arm
piece and the side pieces may becut in one.
which, with a divided book, makes six
pieces, or, with a whole one, makes five.
Extremely stout figures are sometimes
GREENWOOD.
in memcan WOMAN WHO was won
mar AT Hoes AND M EUROPE.
twee-ii r. the m. of a win» and 1.... i
tour-low Ibo can. to Adopt nor I
. rte-as Plane-4‘60"“:- ou-iu Little I
Pilgrim—4hr Vacuum Latton. l
Olllcial life in Washington odor-no ideal ’
a field for the exercise of female journai- ’
iltie talent that one learns with surprise .
how recent, comparatively speaking, iias’
boon its occupation, and that the pioneer 3
In this work—Mrs. Sarah J. liippinoott.
better known as Grace Gmnwood—stlll
lives at the national capital. Mrs. lilp~
plneott was also the first Woman who ever
lectured before college Iyootttns and edited
the earliest juvenile periodicals published
MADE RIGHT
Physician WW? 5
N its. as. N. a. neutron ”
Can beooaeulted at mm a
342 BROAD S‘l'ltllf‘l‘, Bniuolrop'r. 00"..
From 10 a. In. to 7 p. In. any day aunt
Sunday.
the Inuit nineteen years has at
of woman a specialty. indies it
any dlfiicuiiy incident to the he: I
‘lr. (iiillfoi'ii III :in» slfrlIi-toei’t (.md‘a‘t
mini-en 1‘t91'l‘t‘li rein
m-ii-ntiili- treatment knogn to modern
and lllt‘flil‘lllt'. llama care with
nii-ahod when rot tilted. Terms II
All letters prompt y replied to. lacloae My.
'l‘iiodm-Iur iii a regular physio
is!”
O
Spring Stock!
CHEWS RIGHT
' - SMOKES RIGHT
OWMW “mm~mo
must be decided. and starting wrong Umllrxilillty will
i~'siiii'v:ili'i' ‘
till: riniiiiiiiiii“iii iii“i'.'.5i§.”,'..{i INSURE YOUR LIFE
choose I‘Iglll--la‘l us la-lp _\'ull iiiako‘ FOR $L°°Ol
sunshine in your home. We will be
in America.
For more than 20 years she has been a
martyr to violent asthmatic paroxysiiia.
I Indeed her life has been in agrcat Incas-
l are controlled by those constantly rotoir-
' ring seizures. Tin-y have Iii‘i‘i‘tillltlil any-
Suits formerly 08.00 new
$5.50. All wool pants,
formerly 2.00, now $1.00.
All goods made to order
..'. ....
economical tictptaiiitunci-s too. A little
money will buy a great deal of imauty.
Painting, Pnporhanglug and llet-ornting.
E. E. GORHAM,
Ur h‘Ix (Its. it day will give you an Endow- ;
merit. of MAIN! payable to voui‘self If you I
lin'. With uaurnncc, like everything ,
else,ihebost IN thetzhenpcst. Insure in the‘
Connecticut General!
Life Insurance 00. l
thing llkv literary methods and have in-
duced lo g continued absences abroad,
, where, while never altogether well, she
I was innch better.
, But, notwithstanding these hindrances.
l she now, at 78 years of age, toflta hopefully
of her work.
She is also “at borne" to her friends on
.- - SPECIAL! .’
in first-class style, and at
low prices.
H. GOOl—D—iI—V—IN,
Tailor, Hatter. and
101,113st AVENUE, of Hartford. I hfonday afternoons, and on one of these 00‘ Furnisher,
I cations a Philadelphia Times corroapontl- _ . , , I10 w-ahington ltroot
Em Roma“, _ . Counwficnt, I out had tho pleasure 0' mmlnstho wom- TlllS sale is to close out our waiter stock of Men s and Bridge.
Driving Business
...) [y (.—
DRIED FRUIT, ETC l
Dried Fruit never so cheap or fine in
quality as now. We will make
“ODDS!
S. S. L’HOMMEDIEU,.
lll \Vashington Street, 80. Norwnik. I
DRESS IS A NECESSITYI;
|
!
What ,Illllll fret and how have it mndcnro ;
questions every lady must determine. 'l'o *
Iié‘lil style with nlliho principles of pro-
portinnnnd untilntl properly regarded. in‘
Well worth Home than and attention. To,
EVEN [Nil GOWX.
fitted by a ten piece bodice. the material
usually consumed by the under arm and
side pieces being divided into three instead
of into two. This makes the figure less
clumsy. The five and six piece bodices are
only suitable for slender figures, anti the
wholohack is also to be avoided by women
an whose name is familiar to readers on
both sides of the Atlantic and of talking
with her of her early and more recent ex-
pcrienoee as an author. editor and lecturer.
Mrs. Lip inoott was born in Pompey,
.\'. Y., Se ». till, 1888. Her maiden name
was Clarke.
Her choice of a corn dc plume, which
ing manner: The name given her by her
mother was Grace Ingenoll and was ohmsn
in honor of an intimate friend, who after-
ward ligand in the court of Napoleon.
has been ascribed to the prevalent fancy ,
for alliteration. came about in the follow- '
Lot 1009 $12.00,
Boys' Suits at less than cost.
and you cannot afford to miss the chance.
MEN’S SUITS.
now $8.00
Goods all new this season
FAIRFIELD COUNTY - -
NATIONAL east.
43 Wall Street, iiorwaili, Benn.
Incorporated, 1824. Capital, £200,000.
EDWIN o. KEELER, President.
So. Nor-walk.
mum 31W“ i1 prior-ans an thanlIlAi'vl'ii‘lil‘wi‘i‘u‘ti‘Tzrgiiltilflil\“fllll‘llllimll‘llll , inclined to embonpoint, as it increasm the This selection, however, did not please her Lot 4015 12.00, now 3.00 DAVID H. MILLER, “*th
, . ' fashionably. No “W“. it properly ”I,“ appart nt width of the body. htrictly father, who wished her to be called for lot ,. x ,2 0') now 8 00 11.0 GREEN Cashier
inducement - “no.1I.I._am-oiiitortabie. ('omlort. primer. speaking, neither a very stout nor a very two maiden ladies of his acquaintance- ‘ 43 5 ' ' ' ' ' ' ‘
California dried pouches, 100, 3 lbs 270. llllllL‘l‘:i“l‘i|‘:lIt'll:”llll[I‘Ilti|'llll‘ill(‘til-‘ll.l‘i l‘lllo‘l‘ll‘ifr‘t‘f: thin figure should overlie clothed in snug- Misses Sarah and Jane Stewart. Accorti- . Lot 72 5 5 14.00, now 8. 75 D'R‘°T°“9-
Fine cut ,, _, ‘20 3 ,, 330 “mg“. 5‘.“ “My wh” k “Hm.“ in tho “,3 ly fitting garments. Loose draperies draw tngly, when she was 3 years old, he carried I I Of 02 1 00 now 8 .5 EDWIN 0. Kantian, MOSES M. GLOVE
,_ ‘ ’ . _ ' .niirmni-ni...4 luxruu'ti figure will aI-oupi‘ n kindly veil over both redundancy and her one morning to church. and there in ‘ 4 4 ‘l' ‘ '1 ilavm EMILLER A. J. .‘ilxsnrt,
ltiuest ovaporntcil npplosdlc, ‘l ” .illc. anything rill-i1 ”I thi.._ lllli‘ shouldsho. ion 3 meager-nose of form and leave the face to baptism the not very eupliouioua combina- Lot 4005 14.00, now 9.05 I'“ST.-lilll_N LOCKWOOD. THEO‘ E smo‘
.1 sun dried .. lie, 3 .. 25¢. 3:1"!(I:l;’II:l’illr|‘;e:nl‘1.|.t'(It'lnilis'fIt);:Ii'l‘l.l)l'(l’l:lll;i:‘l\'\:‘l|ln infill spool: for itself, anti. quite apart train the tion was formally bestowed upon her. Lot 4019 1-i- o 0 now 9.0“ It“ COLL, f ‘1 f CHAS.F.TRII1'MI.
Apribots, 2 .i 25,._ gm). ,,.;I,..,,,.,. it hail-importantthatyour‘ sense of the Old adage, llnndsomo is as . Auto her mother 1! choice even handed .. ' “0‘th (ll Adlai): niftnrers, MONIIBMI
Fine prunes. lilo. education he not lavklnt: In this rosI-ci-t. hanSIeotrlio dot-S. '"illntl‘il liltixlmlfi "mall“; 3““:‘30 Wfrzvenrunlll'l'wm: 00:10 her I)! z lmt 4°03 154°“. now 9'75 not it v us. ”SOIiCIt'd'
. -. , .. .. run one more a rat: vo an man u ostn . e t the came or or litedl . . .... '
silver plums, 13h ‘3 ‘W" we P7050!“ ones if they express the cultivation, clover~ Ilnughl'or to make her debut. in the evurld I lmi 40:” 13.00, no“ 9' ’3 SIT. DOPOSit BOXOS
} iue figs, 100- lb- To you. at the Dress Cutting School. a new ness and sweetness that beautiful ones of- of letters, atid a name under which to ap- l LOI 7 ‘53 15.00. now 975 Free t0 Dunno".
iiiiiildiillillilhtlliiihb“in“. by inciuiwiflsux ten luck. The most conventionally beau- pear must be fixed upon. Grace Ingorsoli. ‘ Lot 4000 [— 00 now 9 75 a“,
THESE ' ‘ tiful of ono'sncqualntnncos are seldom the the appellation of her habyhood, was sug- l 3 ' ' ‘, » ~ - - .. . - ~
A Kid National Garment Gutter! nails; "H‘flw'lli‘rlol‘ tire most nflllllil't‘d. famed' Illuhi (mini) ilnmmi“ mfg gun liv. ' Lot .4020 10.00, now 10.50 , ‘.
v v o. _ . ‘ ‘ ‘ . .. , ’ c us rn onsiows an oven ng gown Ii —lltltit ago :1 e mom ioro court ctr. I .
“”5 hhl finaliml iiil‘iiiililinlrlii.‘Iiiiizii‘illiliilgliiiiitiliIiI-“trb . of cream pouu do solo with green anti rose chi: in France. There could be no objoo- : l.t)i 403“ ‘ 16.00, now [0‘50 D' w' RAYMON DI
LOW pm. M- ,,,,,.,,m,.,,,1m,l,.,l shut...“ whii-hgiwig : stripes. The skirt has a slight train and tion to Grace, however, and because of her . Fungral Director
liRICES , ii:iiiiliiitaililiililirixi‘lind'vliitiirgarliiiiii‘iiivt'liiiii is perfectly plain. Tho bodice, which is love for forest rides and rambles Green- I
FOR 3 at ”Mint. “mi by in“ HM “r ”I" cut very low, is of accordion pinlwd green wood was affixed to it. And so it. turned I —_ and EMbaImer.
- l ”31“,”: I . . _ ‘IHWS-fib‘llno do Sole, edged at the top by a otit that the name by which she was most I
ht ‘ IVOICO 0f Fasmo“ : hand Of 130“ insertion. Bretelioe 0' [old widely known was not her baptismal name, l 93 “lashington Stroot.
I
_~—————0.——-———.
Lorenzo Dibble!
:Iiistylus-asIlva-i-mo out in the future.
'I‘Iio culling istluuc ciisilt‘ and accurately
Tl’llill do dL’iia‘ selected to best suit the form
you wish in iii and M low inozioirnnii‘tiis
that are In -I dilllnult I'ni'uiivuut- in tako.
.‘Visitors Welcome!
’l‘oosdny. ’i‘iIut-sduynnd Saturday. from '3
tunand 7 fun II. III.
I 22 South Main Street,
. gaiioon pass over the top of the shoulder
' uppcrpnrt of tiio nrin uncovered.
. the chest and shoulders, passing over the
and hold the bodice in place. The sleeves,
consisting of pulls of green mousselino. are
mounted so that the top leaves the entire
Four
bands qt:- jet cabimhons are carried across
top of the arms.
inoussollna (Iu solo.
The collnrctto is of pink
.1 l‘ on: t'lit‘)l.LET.
i authorship.
but thoono which her mother hndorigl- l ‘ I i I
naliy designed for her. I . . a
of her early experience as a writer Mrs.
Iilppincott says: “I had none of the strug- .
gle which usually attends beginners iti .
I Was promptly—perhaps too :
promptly—recognized. I had at first some
dlillciilty in getting pay for what I wrote.
but there was novcr any trouble about :
getting it printed. My head was not turned
on good as I kncwliuw to make it. and yet
Clolhici‘s and Furnisiicrs,
I9 MAIN STREET,
SENTINEL BUILDIN
9
Residence, Mahackemo notel.
m7 iy
M Drop in Prices!
I'iio tint soil Iinttorine. but will inform all,
p . I; .. ' ' ~ . > sin 'flyli‘rnh'lirg'. - - - 18 {oi-tee
11 N. Main Street. South Nni'tvulk. I VARIOUS NOTES. i'i [mi Suleim- homo; a?” Mini! win.~ Norwaik. So. Norwalk. timidl-Irrglftlrl':1.l:iiig . . . "arm
.W. .,,_ - 1g), an never succemo nreiici in; t. . ,7. ,. .- 5 . .
-—.._ W. ___ ,_ Spring Colin and CIPCN~ The Fashion 1:: 1W")!!! WI”! “mm“! 04ml- Il‘ml‘d down _ _ warn” Bum]. i'i‘i‘i’lgliid‘l‘n: I - ml:
m [main-equine. ; rapidly whatever was in my mind, but I l‘ura Loaf Lard llt‘ lb Iollii . 31.00
I Jackets will be much worn this spring. 1 rev 3‘1“? and JEEHT' my vvoyk, frigitlultlltly RESTORE (inml Leaf lmd. - - - - - 70 lb
H U "T & ZELU FF PATE NT 5 but without very long hiisqut-s. ”9" I 8 a. I “my to l ‘0 pu 3‘ or. ('util'ileilt‘, ii lb. pail, - - - M
’ . (mm for young girls are of gray m, Nothing ever left 1in hands that WM not
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Fish,
Oysters
and Clams,
Lobsters.
. The Best Assortment of
Fresh Fish to be Found!
HORSE RADISH cnounn to
» ORDERl
Pure Maple Syrupl
Pure Tomatoe Oatsupl
Pickeied Oysters!
MEDICINES
EASY AND PLEASANT TO TAKE I
At ()nr Prior-s .'
I
I
DRUG STORE.
56cc. 0. Stillson’s
; mastic cloth and are short and not much
‘ oruninunti-il.
In France it is the custom to give the l
nurso a present when the baby cuts llSl
first tooth.
Mantel lnmhrcqulns are of various;
kinds, but are chiefly drnpctl or straight f
‘ now, the fashion of cutting them into ir- I
regular shapes having fallen into deserved i
disroputo. l
Parisian women do not consider it in
guild taste to have the address removed
’- ‘1, .131" I
I‘ l I .
1M" .1»-
, 3'C "Le ."lém
y m .‘ (Si.
\ II
a
I always felt that It ought to have been
better. Each new success was a surprise
to me. but even if I hail been disposed to
be vnlu my two wise friends. my brother
and .\Ir. Whittier, who was like a brother
to me, would have prevented it."
When Mrs. liippiucots was :30 years of age
the family removed to New Brighton, l‘n.,
where she became widely known as it ,
writer. I
iiur editorship of Th;- thtlu Pilgrim
sprang. as so many important undertak-
ings do, from very small litiginnings. In
the early fifties she was spending some
tracks \vitha family in Washington, \vhcro
thcro \vcrc Ii niiinbcrof t‘lllltlrl‘li, l'orvvhoso
oiilortainiuuut she was in the habit of ro- ;
lilting iiiciticiils of h.-r invii curly lilo. I
'I'lIt-si' inipruiiiplu recitals \Vi‘rilSU iiiscituit‘ :
, iiigir to excite Illt' liIti-rvst of the older!
iia-iiilicrs of the household. nttd ono I-vun- I
lug f‘hii-f .Iuslico Salmon l’. Chase, Who?
Was an intiunito'frlcnil of tho fatiiiiy, sug- ;
gostod that they should be written out for ;
tho, bcuoflt of juvenile readers generally. '
ills advice was acted upon, and thus . lio- I
gaii that series of compositions which have T
endeared their author to the young of two i
generations in the old world and the new. I
The father of the children referred to f
published a small paper for little people.
Soon after this Grace Greenwood became
Ti|lullll'\ tr.
Result in 4 weeks. h
*LOST liiillil
Wlmt in d v:t~t ‘l‘l v tum- IT r Nun-m Drbiilty, l. «r of Srrual inrrlin either
. il‘ .iul t 11.. f cva'anrsscs, from any iausc. LIV:
Ltd and full vigor quiikly restored.
. autoimmune-iv, weird, for have; chutes for “am. With
P'd‘lV ’5 m i. i r r w a legal Kiiuhillli‘c in .uri- or. refund the lunar!-
I’LAI. Mlilili i,\l Ii1,ifliwvl.i1..,iiliiu.
For sale at Tomllnson's drug store.
if neglet trif, sui it
Address
persunwishiug to use it. how they can pro-
cure it.
B. A. VICKERS.
125 Washington Street;
Bargains
Bargains
Bargains
Bargains
.r , Bargains
'1‘ le hone Cull. iO-ll. . . 1. -‘ its purchaser and removed it to Philadoi- - \ . as
e p 82 Washington Stu $0. "orwalk' ' '. -- a) - 4’6” \\ 1 pliia. where it began a new career as The . .
'7 ~ - . .- m. > $iO 000 WORTH OF
V k l ’ . ‘ ‘9 ‘ b l i of the civil war the '
_.~_ _...-_...._.~--._..__-__~..__._-.~ y i _ i -. ‘ At the cg nn ng ,
r a rm er , 5 I u) o u "2., circulation of The Little Pilgrim reached ?
’ . . .- ’ ‘1) .. “ ‘ N. °' 12,000. 'l‘hen obstacles arose in its path. ‘
ca r “ ( Good paper cost a fortune, and while the
SURGEON DENTIST! ‘
lé Washington Street
South Norwalk, Conn.
Teeth Filled
and Extracted
Without Pd’inl
Artificial Teeth with and without Plates by
the latest improved methods. ,
All operations pertaining to modern Den-
tistry Icrfurmed iii a skillful manner at about
r'iiiehu f the price charged by other dentists.
'l‘eethextiuctod l‘roeof charge. where other
teeth lire-it) be inserted. ,
A lady in attendance.
. OFFICE HOURS.
From 8 n. to. until 5 p. In. Open Wednesday
and Saturday until up in.. .
All work warrants-I for five Years.
Con-ultatlon Froo.
Raymond 8: Sons.
Load
of
Fine,
Large
WORK
é HORSES,
E ' Just
ArfivedIIH
I For Sale Single or
l in Pairs.
DINNER Iiowx. .
with the name on their visiting cards. If
it is necessary to give the address, it is
written on the card by hand.
Dark and aerosol crcpons are still worn,
anti there is an immense variety of new
weaves in stripes, zlgzngs and figures.
Crcpon has had and still has a remark.
able vogue, and its popularity shows no
signs as yet of diminishing.
Spring promises to be a flowery season
in the fashionable as well as the natural
world. Blossoms will enter largely into,
millincry and will continue to form ‘the
trimming of minty evening gowns. Nat-
ural flowers wi i also be much worn on
the bodice. 'Many women choose some
particular kind of flower and always wear
it. Pink roses are now enjoying a wide
popularity.
Persons who are always seeking a nov-
elty will be pleased with a recent idea for
balls, which is to give notice in the invl~
lotions thntncertnln color is to prevail.
The guests are of course expected to dress
accordingly. The rooms are decorated with
the stipulated tint, and the scheme of color
is carried through the whole entertain-
sizo of the magazine was reduced its sub- L
scriptlon price was raised. For a time it I;
struggled bravely on. ’l‘hen The Little ;
Pilgrim's journey, which began so hope-
fully, cnmc to an end. I
Grace Grecnwood‘s marriage to Mr. Le- ‘
under K. Lippiucott occurred in 1853. Ho ,
was a distant relative of the Well known 1;
Philadelphia publisher, J. B. Lipplnoott, I
and was frequently confounded with hitn, ;
a mistake which entailed a great deal of I
writing upon his wife, who was constant- ;
ly in receipt of letters from literary asplr- I
said bogging her to use horinfluence with l
her husband in their behalf. . |
The Washington letters began in a series K
iii contributions which appeared in a Phil- 3
adelphla weekly, but her field of opera- ,
tions extended rapidly. and she was soon ‘
engaged as special correspondent by many .
of the most prominent journals thronah- ,
out the country. ,
During the war she- became widely
known as a lecturer. attracting large au- ,
dlenecs and traveling hundreds of miles to '
fill appointments. Her dramatic talent,
distinguished presence, ‘flne voice and
ready wit made her eminently successful
upon the platform, although-she frequent.-
CARRIAGES, . WAGONS, -SLEIGHS
And Horse Goods of all Kinds !
MUST BE SOLD BEFOEE MARCH i.
This is imperative!
The Entire Stock
at Cost!
Bargains you never could
get before.
A Large SIM“ 0' I meet. At a white boll lately given the Iy quoted- the Dukeof Argyfl’g saying that.
. i decorations “'9” 01' scarlet 311d "him no woman had a right to appear in such 11
Bedroom Sluts and R A v M o N D B R 0 s which prevented any chllllness of effect. ' p13“ 61091": to bo hanged. ‘ .
P rlor suits 1 ‘ I The cut illustrates a dinner gown 0f sll- .. __.
a ‘ - vcr gray satin with ruse figures. The manna Used as Portions. ‘
Always on Hand; also - gutlet skirt. is adorned by a hand of gold 1 h h nd mm", bed till
I 5°' "°"”'”" and black passonienterie on either side of Thou dfas toned a q ‘9'
Funeral Directors and Eni-‘i
halmcrs !
A. and O6 Main Stroot. Nam-fir
Residence. 3 Berkley Place.
Telephone. 774.
. makzvoua
3WAN1's KNOWN
, IN THE
I EVENING SENTINEL!
i
the tabllcr, the bands terminating in jet
and 'gold pendants. The stretched bodice
has a square decolletage framed in a
berthn or collar of wide passeinontcrie like
that on the shirt. The elbow sleeves con-
sist of a double balloon pufl.
J 171m: Cnomx‘r.
such its our grandmothers made, are now
the fashion for portieros. Those which
were woven in blue and white are just the
thing for a deiit room. Though they may
look a bit faded this will not detract from
their artistic value. Besides being useful ,
for portleres those old time bedspreads make ,
mountable coach covera- _ , I
WRIGHT.
F ranitiin Street.
Norwalk Chronicler