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THE SOUTH NORWALK EV N] NG BENTINEL. APRIL 9 1896.
UMBRELLASI
Big job of plain and fancy silk, gloria and sateen umbrellas, in sizes 26 and 28 inch.
We have one special line of English glories, 26 inch, with fine Dresden china handles,
solid frames, stell capped ferrules, fast black, for sun or rain,
59¢. each!
()ur line children's school umbrellas, 37c each.
Fine Line Solid Leather Club Bags
from 751‘. up. ‘I.c;11lier, canvas and zinc covered trunks, all styles and size-s.
iiuc cocoa door mats, cxtrn heavy, size 17x28, regular prii e $1, for soc L’Lli‘ll.
”Fine Garden Tools!
. tbu mmithi bi umully unlioml.
SPRIN i5 STYLES.
WI lathe and than Cam—linen
lovely Di-lllehlng home unite Lighh
The new cope-I will be ellfli’l fulllnu lit
liq below the waist, while mantle» and
vellum will extend to the (out. of the skirt
and be out in It hlllllIlll‘ lielislinpc Al the ,
width of shirts is visibly dwmulnu. tlwco ,
long mantles will also iilmluiah iu uinpli- ,
tunic. For ordinary nun h 11 they are mmlo 1
mmt frequently of thin mired “will“, which
wcnr Well and show nrltbi-r tltlnl nor tint
«and: of Ilmnpuu-II. 'l'limto long, full unr-
mentn are mmt frmuuntiy mounted on n ‘
who to uvoldthu irltzumini-loi of mithuru
mount! the nick, but the yoke lni‘ulii-cnhvil
by a Irnpuuhlu with rover». The band it
self may be full and round or pointed and ,
flat, and it in Hip ll with silk. The body of '
’l'llrh- um ,
two tiju'lliillfl in front for the urtm., which i
Extrn‘.
uru luurkul by folds. lnwu of ribbon or.
band» of [mm-mu llll rt. ’1 Ill buck is held;
in to the figure .it tliu wniut liim
T Ito prulmrtlolm of him \m "In Ilt'if lllt ill)
diminishing 'lln bilili‘n‘ of both gov. u
, lmdlcee 11ml out-lid" unrmcutu ehow tlml
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Full line of Fine gnrdcu trrois, at extremely low prices: long and short handled shov-
els, spades and spadiug forks, hoes, rakes, post hole diggers, weedcrs, etc. (“Quality
the best, prices the lowest:
BABY CARRIAGES, REFRIGERATORS, UII. ANll GASOLINE S'l'iIVh‘S.
W. S. STURTEVAN
NORTH 'MAIN AND ANN
STREETS.
South Norwalk, Connecticut
Don't Fall to l ' I
. G REAT EST BA RGAIN
and See the I l
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a
0 Full
BICYCIB / Guarantee
and
FOR on
Easy
$65.00 . WM- .....~
'"Wefiwwgsw ,1 “fiswmfl ' Terms.
Then there is my Iinrnc‘ss l)cpz',nt111cnt which is “LII stocked “ith irtsh goods.
Harnesses, Robes, Blankets and Whips.
'Repamng :1 Specialty. Also flS line niinc oi' Carriages and Wagons 11s to be found any-
where in the state to select from, and prices right.
WRIGHT’S
iusr ONE WORD
For lngrain,
Tapestry,
Brussels or
Moquette
s.
9"
The place is
FACTORY AND REPOSITORV.
Franklin and Madison Sta.
HUUTII NHRW Al K ('thNP‘f "l'lf' UT.
CARPETS!
inttings, go to
Oil Cloths, Linoleums and
A. Dickerman 8: Son,
84 Washington Street,
South Norwalk, Connecticut.
Every pipe is a pipe of pace if filled with Lorillard’s ROSE LEAF CU’I‘ PLUG. There
are clementa' 111 this great to bacco that put a tobacco lover in good humor at once—put
him on good terms with himself and his enemies. Gite the dealer 5 cents and ask {or
“W“? LORILLARD’S
Cut
ROSE LEAF”...
, x . , uprefer a slightly heavier smoke—Try sermon.
' ..; ' “2.1% LJ‘ Ext“; gran: Aer—s , fainlliihiil . ,7: 4» / -’
‘ honey la a very desirable food for those
lwill find that honey in a much more
to know that comb honey is really an
, smooth and soft. no i will not injure the
1 most delicate tnetn'rnne; in fact. they
from which mule sufier after eating
‘Thereisno alternative for me in this
fullume mmlltml to the upper part of the 1
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’l.\il.fli£ ('Ilsii'lilf.
mm and muuuwed of lean material. Thu
rut. of flu.- pill-ow is quite fiut and cluso.
if. is often uhdmnlrd at the wrist to extend
mar the burn! in the nonliwvnl utylc. ’l'lm
aim-w may be trimnml with rI-vi-rnor with
who” of hum or plnlfI-d momma-lino ul'
tulle and with jeweled buttons.
homo bodice» show the t-IIEO‘VU entirely
closer from nhollhirr to wrint, thh sorority
living mfluumi by n how or ”light drnpiery
Id the top, a cawmiu of lacovr it email mn- 1
plru hull-mu.
'l'lm gown illuslrntmi bl of luduo cloth.
'fiwsklrt hrs» until-til lit the hook, whilvl
tlm ulhliur in unrhroidermi with n pnttcrn
in beige silk. ’i'lu; shim button over on
the tnhiltzr with lnmuorlinuu-ntni buttons.
’l'lmelmu limiico forum A slight point 111.
the buck and I!” n ununre pinned gulmpe
of beige 15min framed by lllf‘lielllllfllldlil’l'il I
n-usrn of cloth. Au Lnillroiilewti corselot
pieco buttonn on lufrunt below the autumn
Emerald “rm-n veivn ribbons are carried
down each nine of the gnltnpu and tormf I
onto at the front corner» in how. 'l'ho'
ilrnpml collnr is nlw of run-ruld velvet,
The gigot sleeves hate mr 'di: :- ‘H‘al culls.
lion 1' 11oLL1-.1'.
HONEY AS A FOOD.
It in line, of Digestion, lienellclnl in Some
(“a-u of Disease
Probably tnost people consider honey
n» the «run! in value for food of any
sweet nauco:~~no better, no worse. All
should know that it poet-lessen one great
superiority norm: of digestion. The
nectar of flowers is almost wholiv cane
sugar The em rotloun added by the
bees I house this to grape sugnr. and so
prepare it that it in almost ready for as
simulation without any effort on the
part of the ewmlch; in fact. Prof.
A. J. Cook once at: led honey‘”digented
nectar." it will lr readily seen that
with weakened dig. om. power-i. if a.
person is very tires]. ”too exhausted to
out." it is astonishing how a few tastes
of honey will out almost like magic.
Almost no effort in required to make it
ready for wimuiation. Persona suffer.
m.,; from some forms of kidney trouble
beneficial food for them than is cane
sugar.
in eating comb h nay. many strive to
eject every partic“o of wax. fearing
that. news: is ind’gcstible. nightmare ' '
.nnd other trouble ome consequences
will follow an indnigonce in warm birr
cnit and honey. it is true that bread
is more easily digested than warm bie-
cnit. as the latter is inclined to “pack"
in chewing. but it may surprise some
aid to the discretion of hot bread or his-
cuit. The philosop'iy of the matter is
that the flakes of w 'x prevent the pack-
ing. whilcthe holy-y readily dissolves
out. leaving pasnngis for tho gartrie
juices to enter the mass of food. The
flakes of was are indigestiblc, that is
true. but when warmed are perfectly
act as a gentle stimulant. and are ben-
ciicial in some forms of alimentary dif
fieulties. The unpleasant symptoms
honey may often be removed by drink
ing a little lniik.
Dementia“; Elect of D Gown.
"if 1 want to nakcuso of it." ex
claimed Miser May Robson. “l have ‘A
Woman's‘lioawn’ f~r going to the bad.
In that play, you know] played the
port of a martin; spinner. You aavr
my clothes, I 1511; 1:36? They didn't
look to be very inn is. Just twp plain
tailor-made squirting-looking gowns
But perhaps they didn't cost. l’how'
Well. the play ran three weeks and
here i am with those sporty gowns Lin
my hands. If i wore them to tlu-
Twelftb Night Club they would turn
me out, on the ground that no men
were admitted. If I wore them on
Broadway I'd get either 810 or ten days.
nutter. l’ve never played the races in
my life. but I shall have to begin mint
manner juttouo if I can‘t get even .
for than vom'L-flvm m
. Opera House Block,
Open Monday. Frrday mid Saturday Ewm‘rigu.
EiGS 86(0.
Right
Now!
“fluid/(0W, in the ver start of the season's de-
ma
RIG” 7' NOW, when you one look/hg around for your
spring outfit.
lllfllf T NOW, when the harvest of big pmlits is sought
by other dealers.
RIGHT NOW, when our stoclr contains the new novel-
ties In MeII' s, Boys and Little Follrs' garments, and
the GREATEST ASSORTMENT of styles and sizes
to choose lmm.
Bridgeport s largest Clothing House goes a patent il-
lustration of Its buy/Iig and selling power.
We buy ear/y, we have the garment made our way, bef-
fer cut, better trimmings, better SI/k.
We pay more to have this done and you pay us no
more than you pay elsewhere for poorer made gar-
ments. Our label on evely garment, ever slIIrf ,eveI) col-
lar. every hat is a guarantee of flieirgoad value. Wllen
we tell you this through the medIum of the press if’ s
‘ the same as Ifyou wens rig/If here In the store. and
l we are willing anyflme to refund the money if you
am not satisfied mill your purchase.
Our Top-Coats at 870--}ou seldom see better at 875.
Some of (be more extmvaganf dressers prefer our
813. 50, 875 and Sl8--maffer of a few dollars.
MEIES &(0.
Open Monday, Friday and Salurday Evenings.
Bridgeport, Conn.
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OLD AND RELIABLE
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Daily Direct Freight Line
BETWEEN
New York, South Norwalk and
Norwalk.
THE PROPELLERS,
City of Norwalk, Eagle and Vulcan,
Will leave Pier 23, E. R., Beekman street, New York, at
5 p. m. Leave Norwalk, 5 p. m ; South Norwalk 6 p. m.
Freight Received from 7 a. m., to 5. p. m. Upon Appii.
cation to agents the City of Norwalk, Eagle and Vulcan
will be sent for special lots of freight anywhere in New
York or its vicinity.
All perSous are forbid trusting any of the employees
of this boats of the line on account of the owners thereof.
A Dainty Gift.
After all said and done, a fine, well~1nndr,
stylish, well-fitting pair of shoes is as ucceph
able P it E S I N 'l' as anything you
can think of. If there is any question It.“
to where the very best of its kind can be pur-
chased, it’s easily answered—at
‘H.$. BROWN’S
i 90 WASHINGTON STREET,
ISouth Norwalk,
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Conn.
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PERHAPS YOU DON’T,
But if you should want any
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry or
Silverware!
Or your Watches, Clocks and Jewelry Repaired and Cleaned, call or
send at once to
A. W. AUSTIN,
NORWALK, CT.
Fine
Printing
a
Specialty
. . at
the .
Senfinel ,
Qffioe!
DOINGS OF CONGRESS.
lent" Npll’l Iareaetle .Willufln
the lllutneha tn the lulu.
Wuursoron. April v.-—Sonator Tur-
ple’a speech on Cuba was the event of the
reunion in the rennin. and in 111111): respects
it was the most picturesque Mill vehement
utterance heard on that subject. The un
etc: has an inexhaustible vocabulary and
aNtterly satirical style. White or ulna
for radical notkm on Cuba, even to 0 ex-
tent oi sanding n lines to Cuban waters.
much of Mr. ’I‘urpie'a Illowlt was clean to
nun-uni 11nd ridicule of the course of Mr.
Sherman and Mr. Lodge in tnunnuina the
Cuban resolution. The senator created
mush amuwment by lihi portrayal of also
star Unison a warrior abimt to light it
duel with Minister ilupuy do Louie ol
Hpnln.
Molt. of the reunion Wml give!) to the in
dlIul appropriation bill.
llnnnlmoue consent wuum-ured for tnk
lug up the revolution for u uenuto inquiry
into recent bond issues next. Tuesday.
The Icnntu in executive Min-Ion oonflrin-
ed the nomination of lionjumln .l. h‘ruuk
lin of l’huulx. A. 'i‘.. to ho governor oi
Arizona, vice L. 0. Hughes. removed.
in the house the bill toudopt the lllilll’lc
system of weight: und nttiilfiurui was mint
buck to the committee on oolnnuo. weights
Mid measures for further conulderntiou.
0n the first vote it had n.n1njorlty of No.
but the opposition wna ungrcuulro, and
after a ncrles of votes it was reconunittotl—
Illll to fill.
The remainder of the session was do.
voted to dabute on tho bill to I-xeiupt util-
ing vessels enungi-d in the constwiuo trade
from compulsory pliotnuu lnwn. with the
understanding that. a vote ubuuld be taken
this afternoon.
WILL visit LONDON.
President Kruger (‘nnrludI-n to lie-al.9011-
retary Clinvnberlnln.
Loxnox, April iI.—A Pretoria dispatch
to Tim Dnily ’i‘eh-grnph snyn;
“Mr. (.‘hnmburluiu'n tucnsuun WM ro-
cnlved by the Transvaal government to
the effect that he did not intend to read
further English troops to South Africa.
The meanngo has had It good effect.
“President Kruger in an interview
until tbut he would do his utmost to modi-
fy the points of the discussion between
himself and England. as be was most
anxious to proceed to London. run! he was
convinced that the volknrnnd Would not
object when it. understood the necessity
for the journey.”
Tim Trnmvnnl Prisoners.
Pllli'l‘llltlA, April iI.—-ln the innddrost
court all of tho members of the reform
committee wore committed for triui ut the
next session of the high court on n charge
of high treason for their participation in
tho Johannesburg uprleluu. The land-
drost court reserved its decision as to
whethur or not to allow but! until it had
Lonnuitod with the state attorney.
Cecil Rhodes Has the Four.
CAI-i: 'i’ows, April 9.—The Capo Argus
publishes a dispatch from Salisbury, Mat-
nbclalnnd, which says thnt lion. Cecil
Rhodes ls sick with fever.
Governor Grlggn' Appointments.
Bouonxrows, S. .l.. April iI.—'I‘be new
board appointed by Governor Griggl for
the Colored Industrial Manual and Train
ing nchool, located in Bordeutown. has
been matte up as follows: State Superin-
tendent. of Sammie Charles .l. Baxter of
Pininflnld, Dr. W. ll. Vail of llluirstown,
'1‘. ii. Johnson of Camden, ex-Htute Sonn-
tor William H. Carter. Edgar Hana. Rob-
on. K. Alien, Rev. James Link and Cup-
tuln Thomas ll. Link of llordentown. The
board met. and orguaned by electing the
following otllcern: President, Charles .1.
Hunter; vice president, William H. Car-
ter; secretary, Rev. James Link; trench
urer, Robert K. Allen.
Prominent People Married.
BETHLEHEM, Pa, Aprl19.-—liflsa Eliza-
bctb Darling Drown, niece of Dr. ’1‘. M.
Drown, president of the Lehlgh universi‘
ty, was married to L. llonuett Phelps of
Yule, '95, nephew of (ix-Minister Phelps,
in Pucker Memorial above! at llehlgh.
Bishop ltnllnon officiated. A. Ray Clark,
1.. ll. .loncs. F. ii. linrrinon, ll. Scabio,
A. ll. Shoplcy, William Sloane and W. F.
('nrter, classmates of the groom, were
ushers, and Frank lluttenvorth, Frank
Hinkivy and other Ynlc mun occupied seats
of honor. Mr. Phelps and his bride will
go abroad.
Glen Quit» the Volunteers.
Xian Ytlith’, April u.-—-f.icutennnt Colo-
nol Peter tilt-t1, the highest officer next to
Commander Bullington Booth in the Vol-
unteorn. hos deserted and returned to the
ranks of tho {Salvation Army. Boilington
llooth find his wife went to Chicago on
Monday, leaving (lien in charge at the
Bibio House. He sent. a telegram to
Booth announcing his resignation and
wuntovor to the Salvation Army head‘
quul’lcra.
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McKinley Again Defeat» Bradley.
Flotsni'oitr, Ky, April fI.-—'l'lie Repub-
licans of the Seventh congressional district
elected George Denny and N. N. Coornba
delegates to the St. Louis convention, with
R. if. Stoleund L. F. St. Clair 113 alter-
nates. Resolutions instructing them for
MiKlnley were adopted, tho Brudley men
fighting for an uninstruotc -d delegation.
\V rltlng a Play for Bernhardt.
Mount-2A1, April ‘J.—i.oui:1 l'rucbctte,
the Canadian poet laureate, who has trons-
luted some of Shakespeare's works this.
French, in Writing n plnylfor b‘nrnh Born
bank by special order from the actress. it
will deal with Italian life in the seven-
tcL-nth century and is to be finished on
May 1 :.i
Died From the Finite of Assault.
ST. JOSEPH. Mo. April iI.—.lrmk Brod.
prick, who cmnu from New York is low
yours ago and opouL-rliiguinbling house
Ill'l'ii, was assaulted by three rohlmn and
no hndly bertten that ho diod. The robbers
took $500 nud a gold wutr h after beating
Broderick into insonsibiiity.
The Lot-illnrda Quit Newport.
Num'onr, it. 1., April 9.—’l'ha propor-
ty on The Cliffs, known us the Dutch
iifll’tli‘l), hns Ilf't'll sold I)‘ Mr. Lewis ll.
Lorrlllnrd to New York parties. The con-
sideration, it. in llflfll'l’SNMKl, is $109,000.
'.v th‘ssnle Mr. Lorrillnrd gives up all
his property in Newport.
Satolll \Inlta M. Mulls. ‘
S'i‘. Loris, April iI,—f‘nrdinnl Sntolll
spent the first day of his visit. to St. Louis,
“'Illril is purely n social sojourn. in visit-
inu ru-vorul of the local Catholic educa-
tionul institutions.
Good Thing For Weeelnun.
Prov toast-v. April il.——A novel bill has
been introduced in the legislature. which
will nmkelta criminal offense to throw
anything on D rand which will puncture a
bicycle the. .
Norwalk Chronicler