martini-aunt a
Minuteman
tm'm m run-rau-
w u I.“ “ N ’01--
Iaflt at ”an at but 1
3t. Paal'u Iladun muddy achoul. of
1’)“ Milk. will attend thoohllthnn'u
(“fill which la to but held at St. Paul'a
twain. IL, on llama”. They
will no by M car which h’lt'mo tin:
ammo SEN
7 4 mi 1 W
min 4 ”hi TWO VCOlNClDENCES.
to procuri- ‘a now bmoar-
1 “Janitorial: antacid 2090 “iii mum HAVE FURNISHED r000 roa
“durum a y t e w - * ~ .
1.1" in m Upon It on “diam! Tut WILEESTMCREDUUTY
gum» ti wwywmnm’ u put' . Ilr. Clinton 'aa Satmlly Avionhhcd It
3 ‘flp "Y3 0W Time thawrto" by Win the [bolur'a Surat-t 'l'oltl ulna.
'mlitlnt of ll” soupttltlk Methodist II»- a Baltimore \laa ltucovorod‘l'aua-
”‘3'”th thug??? “It h": gm“; "W ' ll, Plato Utah- l'nra Bob":
, rot. ton . ow .‘. nut .
. 'l’ltotttaa ”mun" will “x,” t‘oauuio . Here are two voritabla coincidoncoa
.thc wolry basilica} in the More he fur. lrelated at a Bunion dinner tabla out.
am y oucuplul in the B. A. “'lllltlttnt while. Both mighthavebeeu based upon
building. any kind of uncanny. fateful manipula-
‘ The aotvor in Wright rim-t in being i tion of circumatancea. seemingly impala
ntplaoed by a larger one. lllltlt‘l‘ the su- irihla in the natural order. had they been
“1"“th Of the wlcctmcn. 1 introduced by any such motive. They
5 (imrgn W. Kirk anti family yovtcr- i am simply taro and carious aoqacncca of .
1 PER 80m“ NOR?
Mama't'fillp. tin. and Morn . ‘
upon lcavc )lill tan is mo p. t... .h‘wln Um "mt _
W and ”man,” from “110,114.11 lit-wot B. Rubin-ll, of lair. h. homo.
‘1"!!le ht t f lftw of char v vfortlw l'larttcr vacation. .
_ “N; , Mrs. h‘amucl L. Hall and Mrs. Ulmr- ‘,
T“"""'"'"’""I'wm“ '0 W“ “ ‘ in A. Howard. of nonhuman. havci
m twtll at 2' p. In. t0 Ufflfltfl‘dwn gut-tits of Mr. anti Mrs. Hanna-i A.‘
lilay tnovnd into Mra. Lois ll. Sherwood'a { fact». two in everything but naum of ‘
llfll’l‘lmfl.
Mr. Clinton lived in Dorcheutormhore
ha had a large mtablit-hmont. Una night -.
bia l‘lllltl'li uurao Willi take-n suddenly lll
with a kind of apaam. ’l‘lm wotuau'u serv-
ice- to tho iflfant had bt't'll invaluable, .
m and to main othur masonry arv
mu. 4 , 1
It. and Ir». 'illiain A. l" inch. of
VanZantlt avenue. um maniacal b an
unborn! their rolatirea. 'l‘ “ ay
. lib-Doro! the thingfth anni-
m d that! nurviaxr. (Kim
‘ very Mt one. llr. and lira.
m mated with twoluuul-
Clay chain. and it tempting colla-
aa and. The gueata were Cup-
A. 8. St. John and famil . (.‘a tram
lit. John and family. n. vial
null and daughter» with and Hand.
Mr. and In. Ezra Ball. llr. and lira.
. it. finch. fir. and unitary ll.
Pinch. fir. and lint. (loorgv Pinch.
station Aguil— William 1.. (.iu-r'u a...
s usgiigg
was run over by a "right train near the ‘
Malawdk'dgnal tmwr. this morn-
ing,anrl ttvoof it» hind icgti «curt-at
ofl The dog «dial almost itnrtantly.
“LCM had mrnul thr- dog riots-it-
llts taught ‘ it many .
V“ ll .
with “hug much attachal to it.
Jeane Brutalagr. who has [ruminant-d
the Knot Sora‘nlk market of W. A. Fol-
vvoll. baa routed thr- lzwe owned by
Raymund Brotlwrr. on Strawberry Hill.
It. Brundagv will take tumor-anion of
the market nut week.
Loci» Welntrr slum-s hardly a mark
of bins go a Morality night at Hartford.
ln fallinghc attack on the right silty
of his face, cutting the lip slightly and .
lightly watching hi5 tau-o.
"W Hartford, who has lawn work- ‘
in; in NW Britain. had another hctnor-
ltut wet-it. and «a. not ahlc to rc- .
turn hum until 'l‘nmlav. iic was out
ymmlay. W ..-
”in! Beatnik Belmlict. of East avrnnc.
celcll'atctl thc thirtocnlh anniversary of
‘_'h¢rhirthday. lam night.
Hull time watt [timid and a illlilM’r war
revved.
Mn. Henry cryinonr and Mn. 1'. l-'.
til-war. of Map
few days in itidgtticid.
William \V. Illltcll is moving from
lit”! Noam“; to a homer in Orchard
attract. Somulk. .
Fwd W. lhvrkcr. of ltivcrsidv avcuuc.
is Still very wit/alt. with .‘t rx-ry alight illi-
Imminent.
Ilia» Mary Bum» in" moving from,
Gabon avcnnv to Fort Point “[414.
Chauncey l5. Bt'tlmlttgc has a painful
boil on om of his wrist“.
William Grumman has tltnn'wl from
Babel to Edit mealk.
Mina Etta St'oficltl. of (”ore strwt, is 1
ill with a cold.
, ~ Mice.
There wait an itctri in ymtcrday'a paer
rating that (image i4. floiicrtaon . was
talking of engaging in fanning. That
was truc, l t lltod of tanning last win-
ter. but that oil through. and the party
vvhotoltlthat to or publivinad klll’f'l‘l' it:
but I auppow they thought thcy ntight‘
gain by Wag the public to think that
l was not going to carry on the carpal-
ter “him. I iutcnd to carry on tho
mrprntcr luminous in Plant Norwalk.
Grown. i2. [maxim-um.
Bast Norwalk, (tofu).
Milli” AND NOBOTON.
The clerks in l", V. t'antrcil‘s groccry
atorr observed All i‘mlos‘ day. yeah-May.
Wilbur Bum rout- (Iiaronce Croft) it
overio Mather & (irutntnau'a for more
white: lamp black. fit» was told that
they «are just out of this. ro Mr. Ont-1
loot wont luck to tho. «tore, whcrc he
W1 of the joke. To get squirm with
mono he sent Wilbur Rood to the
nominee for a ringworm letter. which
(.frufoot said he amid not get. Hr. ltocd
went for the: letter and then learned lli‘
badlcenfmkvl. Ho its now thinking
of Mill“? trick for ucxt April.
'l'ltc wife (lorricliuk ll. Aymrti. who
Walnut in Bridgman. yesterday.
in a aistter of Soitx'tman (.‘harlct.~ G.
Waterbury. of this place.
Charles )lilhanngh hatt lam-hml
new Mac.
. Xi". H. H. Mead. of New Canaan. is
rioting her sister. Bits. H. H. 'l‘ollca.
wesrronrfflm
fine of the events of thc wamn was
amuaicalr given Saturday eventing at
no bane of in. and Mn. William H.
Tay’lm. Jr.. of Wnutwrt. ' by the [Alig-
mtel quartcttc. of New Haven. assisted
hyhliavflphclia Taylor. of Saugatut-k.
)lttclt praise was tauttowod upon the
a
«W and Mini Taylor. aim chnau ,
humid and Mr. and Mrs. Taylor
lathe cntertainnn—nt of tho owning.
A fine radiation was wrvptl by a' Sor-
walk catcm. din-mg’dho-c pro-put
vvm Kr. and Mm. Fit-d liut‘llitlu and
FM Rowan. of South Sorwalk.
)liaa Annie 1. Bonnett. of Millime-
villc. Pa" ia printing the Easter vaca-
titb with lvrr parrots. Mr. and Mrs.
Job: ll. Beuturtt.
19.1.6“ . (T, Peck. of Bay filtoro.
Ll"! y ‘ of the Methodiat
chart- of this. place. officiated
at the meeting in tho churrh. last night.
Vigilant Engine «runway. h'o. 3. will
haklaaoutmaiumt and reception in
- National Ball, next Tuctnday and Wt .
.\‘ rcry ,llt‘fl- .
arena“. are syn-riding :l *
Partly. .
The W. (l. T. U. hold its winidnonth-
l_v meeting y mtenlay aftoruoou. in tin-
roonia of thc Son» of 'l‘cmporanco. wlicrc
hurting» will in tho futuw be bold.
Harry A. dilator. A. 31.. formerly
rector of the Epiaooptd Church of the
lbttlacutor. New York city. will deliver
an uddntntt on "Hbakoswam." in Nation
‘ til Hall. nut Monday night.
l Slim Edna Bmdluy is visiting friends
in Stratford.
Joint l". Godillot and family. of Mom-
,l'lair. '. .. aw ghosts of his father.
' Alex’s l". (itltllllOl.
l Hallo our No. i is having electric ap~
tparttu attached to it. at tho conunuty‘s
gc tr bonito.
l
‘2 “" a NARROW ESCAPE.
I ltapuloam of an Iii-glint: Cavalry-an
' With Indian Tron-tiny.
1 Watt not a religious man. but never
Ebiahup or parutni prayed with greater
1frnor. From iH-lb till now it a long
lllltll'. but i Mill nude in the night.
5 though not 9.!) often its 1 one» did. after
' fighting that. battle oter again. it was
'ln 1545. and l belonged to tho Kine-
teenfh Human. thc ouo whito cavalry
i regiment operating in the second rikli
l War. That war lasted only tit) days, but
i it bad mora fighting compressed into it
than many a tbtco yeitrs' campaign.
While the suffering w.” greater in the
Crimea. thP lighting never war harder.
A cavalryman awa)’ from his hot-no hi
like a lltlll out of watcr, and they had
tint mounted infantry tn lbosu days. m
it wa- with a bad gun a that we. whom
horutol had boon but at Uliiilian-Wallah
and .‘iohraon. found oorat-lves attached to
the Twenty foutth Infantry and guard
tug supplies while tnu regiment ‘plltillt‘d
on. '
'l‘horo wctc two cotnpzlnica‘ of tin:
’l‘wenty-fourtb and about a troop of our
moo. some of n» Woundctl. but able to do
work which did not In-m-saitata nun-cli-
ing. The camp Vlui in a tllfhl‘l'ltfil tcnlplc.
which allowcdsmno promotion from at.
tack. and also contained a largo tank.
This watur would haw sturllml pt-oplo 1
at homo, but we “'t‘t'fl glad to burn it.
ruch as it was. [was not a llt't't‘uus
man; i had lit‘i‘ll in
Sauloolapoor. but when i found myself
1 doing picket duty in tlic curly tntn'ning .
on tho ontor wig», of tho lctuplo lnilllltlfl‘
tins l Iluvnntly wuelwi ntvm-lf safc ho
yontl the sea. undcr tho shadow of St.
l’aul's. ’l‘hn moon \l’:|~' nhimng Might-
1 it. but I atood in tho shadow of one. of
tho two tall pillars pt‘lrlllltll' to those
tctnploa. it. was vicar 11.5 tiny clnewltcre.
but still at! the grow. and [would town
1 weltrotncd tho howls of tho jut-.kztl. but
' tltcy wcrc all away following tho army.
: Noolmtructiou provontml my wooing tn
' all directions, but. it was this vorytblng
lwhioh chilled my bcart. An upon foo
‘could bo'mot. but. though for two nights
. the nannies at. this post. had never rc-
l turned alivo. nothing of a atrugglo had
; boon beard. 'l‘ho body of one of tllmu
i had been found lying in the temple tank
3 only that morning. Uh. for my good
5 horse. which [had seen lumistrung by a
, kmn Balntthi blatlcl I had now bot-u on
': duty an hour, and nothing had happen-
wl. ’l‘bu early morning hours, the hard
out of all. were here, and my mind had
ntmonsciousiy gone on with tho regiment
and in spirit. I was near tho gatcs of
Lahore. when ltbougbt l imam a muffled
sound. I closely scanned the ground
around. but. i could 1:00 nothing. and,
‘ though l listened. while tho perspiration;
! canto off in big beads. though it was a
I cool night for India. the sound was not
‘ repeated. ,
i had begun to think that l was mitt—
taken and that my nervousness bad
inlarmed me and was laughing 'at my
3 fears, when once more I heard distinctly
the sound as of a comella soft foot, al
most uoiselera. Wheeling around the
next moment. I saw for an instant a fig-
ure stealing toward me in' the shadow of
the temple tower and hardly to be dis-
cerned from it. it was between me and
l my friends, but what was it? Much
1 larger than a man it seemed. Should I
3 fire and give the alarm, or should I'
‘ wait? in those days we had only muzzle
; loaders, and to tire without the shot. tell-
i log meant to have nothing but tho bay-
onet to depend on. I raised my mnskct .
{and fired. No motion. and I reloaded
1 while thoguard hurried down from
1 campotud all was hustle and prcparatiou.
i Going cautiously forward we found
i what appeared in the dim light to be a
I black bear. but. pulling it intothu inoon~
1 light a large crooked blade shout) out
' from out: of its paws. The next day “'9
' found a hole in tho ground, which in
‘ the day war covered by a stone slab.
loading down to a ("mail which connect.
' ed with tho tank in the temple. and in
ithis canal were the bodies of tltreool
our rentries. with their throats rut.
=‘l‘he mystery’nf thu floating body was
3 valved—Chicago Times-Herald. ‘
Hunday morning. — Momma — Now,
Johnny, i want you to tell me. where
’you wore yesterday afternoon. Your
labour are in n torrible condition and
your trousers are mud up to the waist-
.band. Johnn —I)idn‘t you tell m9.
imamma. that? should not talk about
. work-day matters on. tho sabbath?
tho first lllltollf‘
spec! and adoption of bar nntator. All
the cmu-hman happcued to bc away that
owning and the necessity for the nerv-
iuto town anti was wry noon ringing at
the door of tho family doctor. in Boyl-
tton street. His inquiry of tho wrvant
maid who opoucd it it the doctor wan at
home was met by a reply which stupo-
fled him for a lllUlllt‘lll. no that ho foil
forgot tbu cxigency of bin errand.
"Dr. J. in out.“ mild tho girl. “Mr.
Clinton. a patient of bis.’cunto in on
horseback an hour ago. and asked him
to comu out of town to are a norm in
Ha family who was in convulsion». "
1 Recovering from tho shock of an ap-
‘ parcnt doplmlgangcr thus fott-ctl hpon
, lllli cont-option. questioning elicited the
3 fact that the second patina. boaring his
i own name. lived inCluu-icstoun. in all
i other things tho cltt'tllltblttlltn.‘ content-
4 ing two persona of thc sumo patiouymic
.wav identical, The hour. tho illnt-tls.
the vocation of tin- sllfiPTPl', lilo arrival
on horseback. warn accidental coinci-
.dnnt:cs which lt-tl nowhcrt- and meant
! nothing. though they might. with stim-
ulating attributcr. havo llll'lllrllt‘il food
for tho wildcat crodullty.
' A momln-r of tho B. faintly of Btllti~ '
i more was ncnt for Inw writing to 3““ a ,
1‘ movie! who had cxprcswd writ an at
{goal «intro for tho iutm-viow that tho
jailer :ll‘t't'tll'il to lllh lt‘lll'JNf to will! tho
lino-nagv. \\'ll|t'll muvoycd tho aingulpr
: intimation that it might ln- much to tho
gt-utlcniun'n ntivmltu'gt- if lu- Would
conn- to tho prison. Ho found an ovil
looking follow who. having just lt‘t't'iVl"l
n ltvug wutctn-u, which would in llll
probability ln' :t lil'c tow, lmtl been
moved by tcmohc to communicate to
Mr. H. curtain facts in count-Minn with
a robbt-ry of his family platt- in winch
hc said ho had but-n cont-cincd aevct‘al
; yearn lit-fore. 'l‘bo robbor told lllh‘ astou-
ntln‘d hcarcr. who had long :ivcn up
rccovoring tlm propcrty. that ho and an-
otlior worn t'UlN’l‘llt'd in tho t'l‘llllt‘. The
l - .
. silver had bro-u pluccd ill a
‘, which was in llla posscwinn. His con-
'placn on tho night following the bar-
; glory and thcy wcro thcn to nutlwofi to
i gctln‘r. but if llt‘ luilud to kwp the ap-
lpoinlmcnt it Was a signal of (Luigi-r. .'
and the follow who had the "uvag'V
ho had butter ‘
gut it out of his hands without (inlay,
and rot-um his own Hatfcty. 'l‘lm appoiut- ,
mom was not kept. and tho thicf. tle- ‘
was to untlcrstuud that
Hiring to mahu an effort at muitntion.
to toll him that ho had tmotrn tho
ho iudit'utcd tho position.
Expressing suitable» recognition of the
intentions of tho ropcutant criminal. Mr.
B. lcl‘tbim. scarcely intuudiug to pursue
tho matter furthor. ’l‘ho ncxt morning.
however, found him at. tho door of the
The sexton. on hearing the description
of .tho tomb, showud at first some con-
fusion. which Mr. B. understood when
i ho was wtniutiwl that- tho tomb described
was hia own family vault. and the sex.
ton, \vl'o had at once remembered a gross
Cill'OlB-fi'hllt‘bfi of his own. went on to re-
call the fact that tho titno was that of
the dealh and burial of a couaiu of the
never forgotten or forgivcn himself the
accidental leaving of the door of the
tomb open thenight following tho funer-
al. The two repaired to tho tomb and
found the package int-lured within it.
the silver tarnished, lull. untouched, just
as the thief had cast the family plate,
by an unequaled coincidence, into tho
family burial place of its (“mom—Boc-
ton Tranmriut.
and her faithfulness had won her the ro- ’
' icon of a phyrlcian was urgont. Mr. Cline .
ton saddled bin homo and rod» hautlly '
back against the wall of tho parrago and l
any hopu of dctt-cting tho crnninal or ‘
lllllltllt' ‘
fodcrntu was to nun-t him at an agt'cud '
howttvci unlikcly. imd lil‘ll'. for Mr. B. 1
package over tint wail of a certain:
graveyard which he doscribod. and that t
it bad fallon within the door of a tomb ’
which won standing open and of which
sexton in charge of the burying place;
family. and to acknowledge that ho had I
1“.
Wm...“ ~...-..m... ._. “WW . _
nmaa l
at an mil
.
l
1 l
,
I .
lay to by llvlag lo 00.“.
l a We haw made special Immutabl-
" ith the mono of tho celebrated Banal
i lore-Fitting l’attoruu. by which we can .
at to our lady reader» mum of their 1
cry haircut and clinic-natal patterns. of?
outa. Full and rxplioit tliroctiona'
or putting togvthnr tlic garnuata in? “
'mpuny each pattern. '
t
\ , r
._'71
'c -- _ _,
his” at In lan’rott.
tirct-niah gray vigoroux that matrlued
ftbe ukirt tnatlrthla stylish basaltic. tho,
{wanna of sleeves being piped with dark .
groomaattu, which 3110 faces the lap-1
lug aides and ripplml lower edges.
. mall greeniuh ahndtxl pearl buttons in
groupn of four are uaod to decoratt- tin-J
fronts and slcvvc‘a. the neck being fininh- ;
ml with a smooth. aflllltllllg collar of_
grown velvet. Tllt'llilfilllt' is glovn fit.
‘ ting with double bust darts and tin- us i
11nd back behind to ill" waist line. below;
; which tho actunt- arc sprung to give- the '
étaotlittli ripplc t-tfcct all around. 'i‘ln-
front laps widcly. chilling with tllv coi-
llar at. left shouldo-r and down lcfh front
'in double-imitated slylt'. buttons and
buttonholca or books and P)’tfn being.
' umi to clear. as proton-rd. 'l‘br styl'nh 1
shows an: shaped in four m'tiona. tint 5
dullness at tho top bring laid in but
plaits. with pipt-d N‘flltlt‘ in .‘lilt'l‘ of
.‘t‘llt‘ll, and lllllt' pl-tita turning toward
, buck and from. Tim humor in adaptml
I to tho tailor mmlos that an simply tin-
iain-d with nim‘hlnv-stitcln-d t-tlgott, and
‘can hit stylishly dt-rclopt-d in plain or
mixed thlt'lls. cltcviot, tweed, HlVrf‘l, ~
tnclton or faced cloth. small. mmlium or
, large buttons hiring equally fashionablv.
'l‘ln- quantity of material ll incln-sy
‘ widt- rt-quiwtl to mitkc this llilnllllt' for o
lady having a Ilti-itll'll bust lllt'tulllt- in
33, yards. .
Tln- patlcrn, which in No. Jilin. .llltl
rt'fuils for twcnty-fiw roots. in out in
silos for 232, .‘ll. 34;. SN and tit-inrh buvt .
incnsurc.
EVENING SENTINEL
COUPON.
Eutllllngtoonc Philemon: aim. of Nod. l
6.
na-
l
i ll.
Cut thin out. fill in yournamexuxd addrem
and mini or take it to
t
Sturtovant‘s Bargain House 3
Auburn 1
PATTERN So. 437m SIZE-.- I)“
This coupon and 1') cent.» will M001”?!
«bow wittarn all-ltmtovant'a. North Slain
and Ann strand», South borwalk.
l
Kept
EVE
Bright 3’
El
L2- . ”3* _~ Easily. 1%
1 i’:
to 0
Eli !
Bon Amt g
[5.11 The Modern Cleaner q g
5:321} Cleans '
1%} Copper, Brass,
1 5 Steel, Nickel,
I '3’ withouta scratch
EWMWMW Q
illid you ever get tired of sce-
lug the word
;ACETON . . . .
'. . - . --ACETO
? v ?
troubled with
Not. Particularly lmpresseti.—“Ever
see anything like it?" said the Chicago
man who 1 was showing him aroma .
“Anything likc it?" contemptuouuly till-1
swarm thc Populist who found hitnscll’
for tho first tintc among the high build-
ings of Dcarhorn street." Hay, was yo
over in a Kansas corn field?"
“What do you do win-n you are huni
‘1 gry?" "Work: it takes away my'apJ
petitt‘." ‘
tic—ties to Creditors!
Notit-t- is lit‘l'l‘li)’ gircn by tin! l'tll't‘l\'t‘l'“ "(uni
ltolltolcnmotnnordnr of his ilouor..ludg1
tWilliam it. Townwud. granted March atth
Win. upon tho [million of mid rout-iron in tht
unit of \\ llsull i'. Foss ugnlnat thc ln’N'lthit
Manufacturing t‘omwu'r. illml in tln- olilcn o
thvt'l-‘rk with» l'nliml Stair-k (‘irt'uit (‘otlr
at Hartford.t'otttu--'lictlt.lo nil thc crotiitora
oftho Null company. that on application wil
bc liltitlt‘ by tho paid rt-t-o-iroru to tho l'uitot
stair-s t'iu‘uit t'ourt for thc llislrictuf (‘nnntw
licut. at tho cotm room in tho t'itv of how Ha.
\‘o-n. on Friday. April luth. :It 2 o‘clock in tho
.tftcrnrmn for their“ dimjlmrgu upon turnin
ow-rthc pmlw‘rty iutllctr hands in trot-tons
on pnwitlod in thc print-mud plan for thc willo-
mI-nt ofthc affair-A of the said commnv to-
inrth in said W‘llllvll. a it! for such othrvr an.
furtlwr rvlio-fns may for flout-in.
Dam! March :to. tau. 7
,\\ llllgAll A.'t'l'it'i‘lri.
JAMF H.Cl-TL}ER._
THOS. ii. itOlllMiOb.
< 1 ' Receivers.
(‘AXHELIL Atlttml‘yk for“ NWT
WILMER . .
‘ali «tract. how \ork cltv. b. l.
VGIS. l
L. wkm wl )lnnul’m-turing t ‘- oupuny. pu rsuan ‘
i a
ill you are
1
l .
I Headache. Rheumatism, Neural-
l . ‘ 1‘
. gia, Bad Colds, Sc.
l .
Try a few powders, and you
l Will never tire of recommend-
{mg it to your afflicted friends.
!W hen 'callcd to a case of La
Grippc, Dr. Mariam] always
1 gives the foilmeg prescrip-
ltton:
ft. Acotnn. 1 dr.
' .\l. rpm.- y... o.
l Sig. Take one ovoryhulfhourdlll petwpir-
1‘ lug. then nvery t'our hunt-1. . 1
t . . A. I..nilu..txn.
t This‘success ill the cure of
‘tins disease is world \vidc.
Acetou can be obtained at
R. H. Platsted's.
Dissolution of Partucrship. ‘
Tho partner-«hip heretoturwaing betvrm-n
Robertson it t‘urr is thlt- day dissolved by mu-
tual consent. All claims am to ho inn-out.“
and all bills to ho paid to ticorgp E. otn-rtmn
nr Herbert \ . Curr. .
“10. 1'7. ROBERTSON.
. HERBERT \. FAITH.
Enid Norwuik. April 1. alill
TINEIA. APRIL i 2. 1M.
v": Ltaomo " TT rm: Ltaomo
ITORI. ! arena.
3 OAZITTC DUN-DINO. NORWALK
t
Opening of
and Capes.
Spring Jackets
int Hattuday, Mutt ll wit. it. will “ll-n not visit” nt-u liar of ladim‘, Miami and (‘bihltan'u
Jlu'llt'l.~ and
“our. nlW'k itlltl I‘UltI‘l‘ll t‘luIli ml'rn. H'lbrl “Mil :tilh t'u‘m'i.
llt tbr info.“
”or lino- will turbid-t allot tlw vcty latrsl “1|an tor apt-um and sunnncr
Ultwh .itltl t‘ulul‘t'd t’lillll Jut'kt'lu
”ifiwa' )w'hrln, turn "out N to 1‘1 tram lu pint“ and l’alfl‘]
l‘ntn-a.
nltupra and ally in".
tiutli t'ltiltlrcn's J.t 'Int'l‘, 'tll.€" "out ‘.' to 1: you“. I“ ‘4“ imam!“ '
Separate Skirts.
lilark cr. pun skirt-t. lilac]. saga Akin-t, Marl. lo-iih.wtit.' dint , idol. ligutv-l itrillionlttw than,
Shirt Waists.
tll'lt NEW
and black. stript-n and clirt‘lta, launder"! collar. and can", pow :ttw.
LlNl'lUl" LAMB” flfllli'l‘ WAlH'l'h‘ SUW UN SALE. lino lot in pink. bloc
tmo lot pink. rml. blur
or black atrium. yulm hack. largo MW. high collar, lut’l'utt colt. prit-t- .dil'. i-‘inc pt'rcaim in
clock: or strip-m, pink. bloc. gn-rn. o-cru, Mail. and cardinal. lntgr Bishop til-tows. prit-o our,
71W. Klan. lv‘ino- port'alnr. inwtu. gingham» and dimitin. large and nmall plaid». fill‘lllk'ti and all
thr ncw lift-stint Imd l’o-r-itm rtTevtv. tlt'lilt'lmirit' uvllazm. I'Mtzi fart-v iiinhop alt-H". lalmt
hhakrspt-an'. I ollarNJ l .Ml,1ll.'.'i‘:,$l..'»il,$l. If:
i'lain Mari: lawn l;ililltla'l’t:ll L’Ullillt. and tintltjl 2‘...
.‘llsflrv' waist», site-1 l‘.’ to to yum, in all tlu- lutmt strive. 40:, .x if
Special in Crockery.
llouscfuruinlung Urpat'flmtni.
Prrnuvr rgg cup. bogc 5.1.", No Hull); hand kiln]!!! (”Hilda-tr. l‘a‘; niwll paper '.
I
and .‘w don-n
tack haiumrr. thlt claw. .‘a- each; Whtal- bimbo. Ur mun: alim' bl‘uhllt‘fi, tic ouch; blwu lll'llbllcm
"all lul'lhflr‘. l
TRISTRAMN & HYATT,
Norwalk,
:l' curl): m'rub brush-u. 'l'arnpicu, loc cacti.
Connecflcuh
v a a a
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BEST . . .
. . . VALUE!
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THEY ARE ALL SMiLES!
'v lt-t-mm- tin-y w ‘nr our cosy lilting. cotnl’ortabic Clothing.
TRADE with its and you will l’lilil. Till: SAME!
way.
The Most
Complete
Line 0
FRANCIS' 8: CO.
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Canadian Jubilee Singers
and Imperial Orchestra,
at Pint if. if, t’ hurt ll. South Nurvotlk.
Saturday flight, April lith,
at E duh-wk. Toto-h. imwnml out on}.-
wts. without o-xtru cm! at ilrl-nn A “than '1
atom t‘hnrt (ll-i'ltt'll .llontlu morning. rm
vurv- rt-wrtml Ni'lilwfll now. m 'b in
K‘Fairfield Co. Savings Bank.
DIVIDEND NOTICE.
Norwalk, March lit, Hitt‘v.
Tilt‘ llift't'ivd'~ HI} film llllllk l‘i'lts' ”tin t’lltv
llt't’lllrt‘ll :t olividond at tho rnlt- of four ['wt
cont. [lt‘rillllllllll to ho «'t'mlilwl to Ilt'p-mii-If‘~
.\ 'l'll tst. and patultlu April lhfll. law.
lt’ ordt-r of ill» board of Ilil't'-’f-~t'~.
A, if. t'AMl’. Acting Soc. and Tram.
“if: 2W
2,000,000 Barrels
Made and Sold in Six
Months.
Endinngart'h tst, 1396, total pro-
duct of ‘
Washburu, Crosby Colills.
A. B. C. D.
The A mill alone produced 1.000.-
000 barrcisdargcst run on record.
Wn~hlnitrn.f‘rn~l»_t"s Suporlatirn l-l - - dd r-vt-ry-
whn-rv from thct l’ha'iflo coast to fit. Johns. New
l'ouudland. and in England. ire-land and Nt-ot-
fund wry largo-l); and is; rccognizml as the.
boat flour in tho World.
._.,....v_.-_».
Roberts. Tucker
& Goodwin.
Office 700 Main sweat.
Hartford. Conn.
Agauta for Connecttcnt' .
ft. B. Wanbouao. its Gunman strut
.{SPRING CLOTHING
Elly trading with us: you will always gct titc host with tn'iccs guaranteed.
All our customers furl this
Wt: itavc now in stock
Ever Shown
i.\'
This City!
W. ‘—
86 WASHINGTON STREET.
South Norwalk.
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How About These Prices?
'l‘llr- llllI-hl‘x‘t‘ git-:rfvt' llizrf; rtv", 3*: to boy l't't' lilt' la~f llllt't‘ l|u>lllrfifi days (if
Malt-ll, Saturday Munitiay .md i‘tt.~«i.'i_i'. what ordinarily Would cont you '25 to 50v.
it in north .l. Vtwit :trurv' duo in Cook a: (limit- gmala‘: no oltt- clw mill dart: ont‘l'
flit‘ir‘ told”, i'UfiT t'l'th :so “1'; .‘t'l' ALL.
GRAND MILLINERY' OPENING!
M. the mom- tinic. ’l'hc very latcsi styles in buts of all
descriptions. .‘tn qunlsuc display of flowers
and fancy straw goods 1
We at: making no math start-moot when \w podium: you more for your money
at. this nalr than t: has «wot but it your llgnatrtut'lty to buy before. Nola noun: of
tbr values that our ditlmunt downhill-tit.» hair to offer.
litlfilliltl'. 1 lM)MES'1‘lUS.
2 pair 111111,; 11.1,“, gem] quality 1.1,, 13..., i 2 yds‘. boat ~l--l cambrio shillings latest
2 pair cliiltlrr-u's fun-o'f'o'r like. strip“ and figured. l'llgo goods, mo,
3 W11. “pm-1.. 1,.» 11m... 1", liar. , 4 yds. host apron gingham for lilo.
1 131,11?“ 1,11,11,11 1...,“ m if“!!! (”flak 1 4 yds. ‘Jc dress gingham for 19c.
‘3 pair gran pimp-ruler“ for lint-z
.1 gcnt'n standing M turntlovrn mum l yd. table datnuak, eithcr whito or
f r mu. . M" for. . .
1 11:11,... dark .111“ waist f”, 11..., ,1; t’tlfi.‘ nae quality bloat-bod muslin
r. . 2' .11.- lint”. for We. ' ' 1
“Mm ”WM“ U «l‘._‘. yds‘. fine quality unbleached mus-
tlatnll’t ta: ,
1 gm: ‘ttthlttg or sort orl lm for lilo.
Nt’flltms.‘ 1 yard fancy fluted rdge curtain
. drapcry. 19c. .
5 fam'ynr pb‘m mi hamlkrtrlnrb for I pair of pillow um», me not, all
We. . made and good quality muslin for 190.
2 cttibro‘tdmrrd huntlkcnrhicts for lint 2 ydv. of lflc. whitt- cross bar muslin
(in cards or fast blunt; durntng “with“ for for ma '
inc. -5- - ' ,3.
:. .vmew of [.qu yd». lasting union for URL 5 (.001 5 , .1
tan. 2 _ the, of fancy double fold pluid suiting,
liar. per yd.;.l'tn' life.
2 ytis. l‘J'gy henrietta finished black sat~
Pt'tlc {or 190.
1.. yd. of fancy suiting, tir‘gc goods, for
I Izrrliv-a‘ whitt— lawn apron Tm if».
1 box of Buttercup soup for 194'.
l latiir-a' 25v purltctbtnk for ilk.
1 pair of Lultm’ wart com! shield?
for lilt'. ‘ a 291‘. 1
‘3 pair of childrnt's how itapportrr,‘ .1 guilt. of lig‘urcd cltalltos for lilo.
for tar. I. rd». of skirt lilting for “lo.
1 rd. black or color-rd canhmcw t‘or lilo.
t yd. blind; figural brilliantint's. the
nctveat goods for this season.
mulls. for We.
'2 boxcar of! writing pop" for liar.
4 yds. of ham. varim‘ widthv, worth
from 7 to 1m prr yd. for law.
1 pairgrnt'sutratiwauwcmkr! for lav. _ . _
ii'a’rys' Winnlaortic for liar. ‘1. yd. of wall heavy plain black bril-
4 don. tam-y with» bottom for ms. lianttncs. 506 goods. for 19¢.
.9: buy any of the folltmng' anion in our kinda-n department. 1 car-pct beat-
er, t heavy 2-1 t. cram praJlofeet lfl‘atld’di‘flnoll ciothc:hne.l stove brush, lOixixeu
rmth pich. t’r‘ mmpct twin, to yank dwlt l[‘tiiper. twins-k brooltts'. o gobicta,
l slop pail, l (MWWIN imp, anger and pinto. l avy dialtpan, 1 looking glass.
The South tic—r6517 Boston Store,
' 353 Washington St., South Norwalk Colin.
'5 yds. fancy ligurod duck suiting, lilo. .
a
291' ,
Norwalk Chronicler