Evening sentinel, Friday, April 3, 1896 · page 5

 

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--Shad. 79 par lb. N. Y. Market.
“gape tray".- at hotel Bill. has ten-

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~13!!an and Youman styles. '96. at
,O'Brlen'a.

Fltteen transieuta ultra lodged at the
Normdk lockup last night.

Norwalk'a contingent of Yale college
gtudenta are home for the Easter cacao
Ion.

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f—Tableaux repmaentiug Gib-ou‘a pic-
ture in "Life." Uong'l. lecture room.
Tuesday.

., t. Paul's society will give an enter-
meat in the Norwalk Opera House,
April 14. -. ‘

The Ladies' aEuIIS oi the Y. M. (X
A.will not disband. but all continue
lugood work. fl

—-Lu stwk Easter Saturday. N.
Y. Mar et. _

St. Paul's confirmation class received

instructions from the rector at the
chapel last night. ' i

 

 

John Cullen has withdrawn his a pit
cation to sell liquor at the Ta hey as con
tn Franklin avenue. '

—Youth‘s suite... on...”
E. L. Mitchell, thcflagman at. the sig'

nal tower at Spring street. is out again
and attending to his duties.

The Norwalk Fire” Police will hold a
special meeting tonight to talk up the
matter of refurbishing their room.

t—Very best figiniflreamcry butter.
25c. lb. N. Y. (lmc. Go. .

N-.. o...“ .

Captain R. .1. Doyle has ordered an
election of a first lieutenant. of Company
D. (or next week Friday night, at 8
o'clock. . ‘

The Norwalk met-office aimed at ll
o'clock this morning for the remainder
of the day. The evening mail will close
at- 6 o'clock. - .

The People's Institute at the South
Norwalk Congregational church will
uotbeopen this etching on account of
the holiday. 3 ‘

—Sngar cured—hams. llc. lb. N. Y.
Groc. (lo. ‘ ‘

The annual meeting of Trinity Epic,
copal parish will bc held Easter Monday
night, at 7:80 o'clock. in the Sunday
90th room. __ .m-

The Genuauia Smugerbuud will hold';

its regular rehearsal tomorrow night. 5
After Easter the rehearsals will be held

 

,lllyatlo Chain. had aneuioyable 01M

 

Friday nights. .

George A. smith. of Norwalk, travel- 5
lug engineer of the Norwalk Iron Works. i
has no to Dam'ille, 111.. on busin'esh i

Tort e. company.~ Jfl“ .
Meetings tonight: Nuru‘alk Sons of l

the American Revol tion; Eureka ‘.
Lodge. Daughters of Robe uh: Security i
Council, N. P. U. - 1

——Spring term will begin at Merrill;
00118 April 6. 1896. The record of thief
achoo is enough to convince anyone;
that the work is thorough. '

John Flynn. who is, at the hospital‘
snflering from a severe scalp wound. is '
doing nicely. Mrs. Quinn is also get-g
ting along comfortably.

——Fresh poli'hwt.4:-l~li~ Adams Bron.
South Norwalk. .

7 R. F.‘ Adams will move his place of 1
business from near Wall street bridge to
the store in Main street recently vacated |
by Michael Ratchford.

—»John H. Dakin. piano tuner. will be
in town all next week. Send orders in
early as possible, care of Mahackemo
HOTEL l

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’The meeting of the Y. W. (". T. U. l
which was to be held this week. will be
stponed until next week Friday oren- l
tug. at Mrs. Sherwood‘s.

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F. W. Rogers. of Norwalk. has taken ,
the agency for the Victor bicycle. it 5
having been turned over to him by the
Jones &. Hotchkiss company.

The hour for holding tbe‘fuueral of .
Mrs. William F. Brotherton. tomorrowf
alternoon. has been changed to 8 o'clock :
at the South Norwalk (Jongrcgational.
church.

~Monrning £516?“ OfBrien‘s.

 

The quarantine was raised yesterday
afternoon from the residence of L. W
Smelledge at 12 Pine street. all the mem—
bers of his family having fully recover-

ed from diphtheria.

—Mise Netti.h C. Trench, of Daricn. is
eriiployed in the law otlice of James G.
Clark, of New Haven; Miss Leoson isa
graduate of the shorthand department
of Merrill College. ,

C. A. French moved from South‘Nor-
walk to Bridgeport, yesterday. ‘He has
leased the flat at- 137) Fairileld avenue.
His daughter. Miss Eva French. will
make her home with her parents. .

——Fair and entertainment for the ben-
efit of St. Peter's Evangelical church.
tobe held in Germanla Hall. April 16.
17. 18. under the auspices of the Wo-
men‘s society. Admission. ten cents.

f alarm ’00:, will be placed in position to
day at the Muhackemo Hotel corner. rej- . 1
: placing the one at present there. which i

do you think that?"

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”.mmd‘ in»

Benedict a Go MWYWMI
”mug fibrin; amide-don
that is mmatriltlng.

Health ()lllcer Unborn has had a
watchman stationed in North Slain
street. to raven: the entrance and all
of people nto the apartment» when be-
an Panama has diphtheria.

The members of Palatine Castle.
Ancient Unler oi the Knights of the

supper last night. a large number of the
members being present.

An illustrator! Fast Day acrvim, on
the name line as the Y. M. (l. A.
Sunday afternoon illustrated services.
will be held at the Norwalk Opera 11mm
tonight. The Adelphi Quertette will
sing.

It is reported that . S. Raymond. M
865 North avenue, wi come into \s-
sion of one-halt of the late by in Ii.
Raymond's estate at Ogden. limb. Mr.
Raymond is a salesman employed by P.
W. Bates.

--Graudball h the Hungarian and
Philharmonic. 0 eatram under the eas-
pices 01’ the Hnnyady moiety. Monday,
April 6th. was, in Hermauia flail. Ad.
mission ‘35 cents. ‘

In the Common Pleas Court at Widge-
port, yesterday. a decree of foreclosure
was grautcd in the case 0! Van Flower.
of Norwalk. against parties in the more
town, the claim and costs amounting to
$011.75. The law day named was the
first: Monday in JulL

A letter from Mrs. W. B. Murray. M
Chicago. says thather husband's in mice
are not as bad as first supposed. an that «
he is now able to get. about on crutches.
Mr. Murray fell from a scnmilding down
:n air shaft, a distance of eighty‘flre

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——.‘laturday we give to our customers a:
finely illustrated fashion journal. the
equal if not supcrior of any tendon:
magazine published. Do not fall to
secure one. The Boston store, Nor-_
walk. l

Tonight there will boa union Fast’
Day service in the Nor-walk (‘ongrogm
tional church. at 7:110 o'clock The nor.
mon will be by Rev. Thomas K. Noble
upon “The (lrucificd Christ and the
Power of thu- Cross." '

«Boy's golf caps at O'Brien's.

A lady was passmg under the bridge
over Washington street. yesterday after-
noon. when she dropped two half dollars.
’1‘. F. Dunn, the insurance agent. now
the money fall. and picking it. up caught
up with the lady and returned it to her.

—A ency Htariil'tiiiil*i2lteri.m. Laundry.
(l. H. .nton. in Wall street. Norwalk.

The seventy-live couples who attend-
ed the sociable, in Red Men‘s Hall, last
night. say it was the most enjoyable
one yet held. The. Philharmonic or: .
clicatra furnished music. Another 90w
crime will be. held April ‘2!th or eat. g

——Grand ball by the Hungarian and.
Philharmonic orchestras. under the out I
piccs of the Hunyady society. Monday. ;
April 6th, 1896. in (lermania Hall. Ad.
mission, 24': cents. .

 

W. H. Hamlet-en's seventeenth organ
recital will take place in the South Nor-

‘walk Congregatiomil church tomormw n

afternoon. beginning at 4 o‘clock. A
(.‘vuilmant pro ammo will be rendered.
The. soloist wi 1 be. Mrs. Imogene Ross.
soprano. L
—.—Fresh country duck eggs. 36c. «low. 3
N. Y. (lroc. (to. .‘ ‘

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Boxed... the new non-interference fire-

will be repaired and pI-obabl
the electric. light station.
the new box was $100.

placed at.
its price oil;

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—Look at Luther inwaght'saomn». E
ment. $10,000 worth of w ~ us, sleighsj
and horse goods that must sold. I
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President A. B. Hill. of the Y. M. (I. l
.\.. says there has been no difficulty
about the parlor furniture and no disL 1
note as to ownershi . He also saysl
that F. St. John Loo wmd. who prior
chased a number of the fittings. hen act- 1
cd very honorably and generously in re"
gard to the purchase of the articles. giv‘ 2
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, could be obtained for them in any other:
; way. «

«Umbrellas and canes at fl’ll'rien‘a's.

 

TV. H. Sturrcvant.thc over zealous pl‘ll'lh é
prietor of the bargain store, has a {cairn

, are that will highly delight. the ,f‘v-rniufll

inc heart. It is “Minion." an attractive- %

1 1y gotten up illustrated monthly Fashion g

magazine. t
. § Mauton. the wolLkuown fashion creator"
l and designer. The magazine. contains"

is edited by Miss Mary,

valuable information regarding latest de- ‘
signs in gowns. trimmings. coi'i'l'ntrns.
fabrics. etc.. besides terse and interest— ‘
iug Parisian hints.

-Mr. Fred Wood. 01' Stamford. grad}-
natc of the commercial department of
Merrill College. has been secured to take
charge of the books of the new firm oil
Messrs. Parker. Wishart 6:. Hall. niauu- ,
far-turers of the new aluminum plhriml
printing presses. ‘ 1

"John. lthiuk I heard a burglar in- i
thc kitchen.“ “Nonsense. dear: Why 1
“There- wae a,
sound down there." “What kind oil a;
sound?" “Like a plumber at workf“
"Jove! there must be." And he an hifl‘

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BAKING Powum.

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several years. because 1 have found it what it claims to l

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Beauty of Hebron Potatoes.
$1. per bhl. 35c bsl. IOo pk.

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poo—

wr: HAVE IT! ‘

Just what you want in tlah or meat.
market. and we

Shad in winning in the

can olTI-r you the best atota; lower than
any dealer in the town. Some very fine3

extra sugar cured imam. lfllgc. perlb;
mutton,

These are only a are at our
prices. Green cut bane for

{rampant-r lamb. 60 per lb: le
10c per lb.

very low
chickens. tic lb.

New York Market

FRANK S. AYERS, Prop.

Teen

Pentium W Kyle and Finish. Our aim a to give satisfaction
(omit mm and to tarnish them with the the finest productions at
the mm‘nohic Art. Laue collection 01 Children‘s Studied.

 

E. I. JACKSOI. Photographer.

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R. H.

Plaiste d,

Druggist.

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We try to keep everything in th“
dmgline, and will get any
article not in stark at
short notice.

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OUR
PRESCRIPTION
DEPARTMENT.

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‘ ls carefvdly managed. and we nae
I all the iuipmmd mothmla
and switmlyom renne—
Ilics‘ :te Hem as
they am in
Ilwruar’
hot ’1!

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PLAISTZD'S
DOUGH
REMEDY!

Will always care. ‘26 and to Mt
lsottlm.

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PLAISTED‘S
BENZOIN
DREAM!

It cures chapped bands and lore
lira».

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a. H. PLAISTED,

43 Washiniton St.

ital Norwalk, - . than.

 

 

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SUNDRIES. . . . .

"untried lives. ”to

(f'vwllvmteilcrm 5 low» miles“. I m
Aladdin lamp. ._ 2 :f
l‘hmr romp. lmalmm . .an
nit-m wow. Marx—l . .1.
lira-reel mad. “cam .I':
comm. . ‘ > J and .I:

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gore. wearable” Wager 8m.
r"""“ . 7‘ ”1' m l 9 and now men women and dill
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atylceinflau.(.apa.etc. ‘23 drcu of all ages and conditions . at $2
. 23!... . ,._ ,- . . Tm‘ 4 . . .
pro muoymg the recreatire pleasures?
M which wheeling alone can give. Fu-

manufm-tIm-rs have in store for "Sui,

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catalogue.
A Tandem for sale at a bargain.

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NORWALK

PATTERN WORKS,
' C. H. Alsthorpo. Prop.

 

 

 

a use: sroca , -
o! Wheels to solo-t from
Ramblers.
improvements.
Galas
‘ racket.

: Ideals,
Light. handsome and durable.

z iStormers.

IOZNEB ‘.O3.l.3l"1d

ll 1 BICYCLE has conquered l
The approval of the civilizcilp$141md $15 for suits not 50 good. Ulll'

World has at instabcon iveu. . -
R best imported clay worstctl wc arc selling

usual interest is inanih-atu‘i in what the}

We fell warranted In saying that a more i
twn'icvahlv wheel cannot. be produced. 1. slzctl pocketbook.
and the high reputation of the Falcon}
for unequalled Mylo and finish will be
fully ruaiutaincdduring the season “9'!

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Strung. stylish. np-to-date in all late

A he]! built wheel that will stand tho

06. E” Tl-IE GRANDEST DISPLAY

....or....

EASTER CLOTHING
Fornishingsfiats and '

Caps, For Men, Boys an

WE EVER MADE! .‘

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Do you remember how disappointed you have been on previous occasions becdusc

you had not made the necessary purchases. ?

 

bobby.

 

Spring Top Coats!
> A Covert Cloth Coat

With all the latest merchant tailor fads,
strapped scams. vents in sale, loose backs.

$l0.00.

Men’s Dress Suits, $I0!

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' guaranteed

We

( : 'ors ct ll'ickti'I ll'll voods wci rbt
nonwaut.oouu.l W“ t l" "g" ‘ l‘ ' L
suitable for all seasons, cutaway or sacks.

last black; you-have pair!

have others in between.
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a wide range

‘Boys’ Confirmation Suits.

liitlicrlong or short trousers. in such

of prices that will suit any

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A lady buyinga suit in our children's department lastlwcck suit
hoosc from, it wouldn‘t be so hard, and the prices arc.

our silk lined ones. 154 dollars.

 

Spring Overcoats $5!

.\n all wool black chcv’iot our own
make $7.50. Would bring $10 in many
places.

Men’s Business Suits!

in all wool blue or black Asscbct flannel.

$6.00!

All wool mixctl ‘assimcrc suits G and
ti dollars; requires very little talk to sell
thcm at the price. llluc scrgcs, 8.50 to
Our 10
liland lfitlollar lines arc vcry strong.

We have no {car of competition.

Soft and Stiff Hats!

livery conceivable shape and coloring.
Yourncw suit is not complete without
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l. “I wish you didn't

iso reasonable it makes it much harder." She bought two and went away happy. We

ihavc them as low as $1 and as high as $7.30.
.rloublc breasted suits in 100 (lifl'crcnt patterns.

Eaton. rccfcr, blouse, sailor. single and

NEW SHIRT WAISTS jl'ST lN.

 

WE‘ARE STILL IN THE LEAD IN NECKWEAR!

A 1;-A

WAt'tcr reading this do not hesitate income in and look through our stock.
Money refunded to any dissatisfied customers.

f your privilege. Store open evenings.

. The newest weaves. the daiuticst patterns. lmpcrials. flowing—cud tccks. DcJoinvills,
fourviu-hamls. tccks and bows, at the attractive prices.

25 AND 50 CENTS.

The best wheel in the market at the price. i COMSTOCK 3305.
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1! 1Gotlmns,

' . A rattling good juvenile line.
’ if 1‘“

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line. “0 and $50. ..

45 non Street. Norwalk.

 

FRIG HTENED 2

 

, wall paper season.

sales warrant the small profits.

'ied.
] l’ainters' Supplies.

Artists“ Materials. Pictures.
Pictures framed to order.

land Sign Writing.
‘ DECKER,
1 79 Washington Street.

‘ Funeral Director
and Embalmor.

DJ “Io-Mama Ste-0t.
' Ia. Nam-0k.

HIM wheels from M to Sim. Juvenile.

The J. T. Prowitt Co.§~

the dropper amnewhat whcu he saw how I
close he had shared his prices for the i
- Butit has attractedE
, J, ,snch a rush of custom that the, stock hasi
been increased in all the new designs : '
i and shades of wall pawrsrlnd’the large 3
( lur
. stock was ncrcrhandsomer or more var- ‘

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, Masonic Bldg.
l Norwalk,

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Spring shades in GLOVES. $1. LSO and 1.75. \‘cry best makes.

It is

omstock Brothers.

It. soura MAIN STREET,

So. Norwalk,
MILFOR‘D A. GIFF'IN, Mgr.

 

‘ Agent For

‘; BUFFALO
GLUTEN
FIZID
FOR
CATTLE
chick-no
and
HORSE! .

3:31

5 onaue

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L "casts,
AND ‘5
carrLz.

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BRANCH
OFFICE .
SOLMANS‘
L’IVERY
STABLE.

As You Sow, .
5o Shall You Reap!

I! you sow good and. you'll get a good
crop. and if you don't. you wont. You
have to take chances in the weather. but
there is no nccdto do it on Mil.

Good Fresh Seed

if bought at thr- rirrht place. tl‘llil'll")
units no more than usual prit'vs‘Jmt girm
you perhaps onc~ll1ird biggcr crop. (lar-
der! leiald seed and «4112mm guanin—
tom! [me to panic. in all qualitirs at

Malina! T. Hatch,

The Leading Grain Dealer,

 

 

 

I55 ‘larshall Street. 50. lei-walk. .

JUST AS SOON

A5» ll‘ilrl is out of tho ground plant
your

SWEET PEAS!

Snow and cold ruins will not injure them in
the load. but will nit! root aciion. leu when
the Mill does shine they are all ready to row.
Saratoga mixed sweet pmsarothehcst. entv
oi pink. lilac. while and crimson in the mix.
ture. but no dull mmentasaad faded purples.
mpvr Iwkt., 1w perm... 3501101“ quarter pound.

HANFORD’S FLORAL HALL

Hall for Catalogue.

 

BETTER TH AN BANKS. ,
f, r A Youcouldu'tumke
r M innovators:

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iEaster Attractions!

i
} Painting. Paperbanging, Dccoratingi

‘ So.Norwulk
'Prices All Right. Tool3:“-----~~ .. ~
«0. W. RAYMOND,

i 2 mm srreet. . p
1- mm“. Ami, 5“,“ Cal 5",; LScorn Fm‘m_r,.mfi,MML : Residence. Mahaokemo 12:31, Norwalk.

{Easter Cloves!

Shirt waist business will be lirvly smn. and we are preparing: a
The first slnpmcnt of 2.": doz.
Would be pleased

fine assortment of cums-'1 styles.
will be open {or your inspcctmu Saturday.
to show them to you.
ribbon stark is always our pride.
styles. and colors. Very low prices.

‘ if course you are to have a new
We have anticipated your wants.

kid glm'oe
memories;

 

EDWARD STREET.

{1 Comic Building.

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“'9 think they are about right.
Pull attainment of widths,

pair of kid or fabric gloves.
”or El. 31 .25. $1.35 and $1.50
are the wary best for the money. They are so pretty

this year. will do you good to look at them. New laces. "and

)1 ON Db‘. set or unset.
They don’t rust.
mu vthsdon‘t eat them
they don't fluctuate
in value in any re».
Mlllhlll‘l extent an

you can always ree-
ire on tlwm vow
Io-arlv thcir value.
.. . They make flat-prea-
coin or lwirlrmms and are always excellent
i‘ullulvrnl._ When you want llrsbwater Ila:-
mond» or Jewelry RH l"

HOMER B. HOYT'S

Jewelry and Optical Store,
‘ 80 Washington Street.

 

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Jr. D". JENNI NGS,
U N D E RTAK E R .
amour STREET,
Norwalk, - . . .
Opp. Street. Railway Depot.

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