Thunidooontbesabbotbwlllboof
fiMooharacterattholaetAve-
:o' W W ehurch.’ la
liberal-alter A.J.soiitnwllfpnieh
the subject "l’onper. Servant.
‘ AroWe?" Theovening
3'3- mondoorvicewill be evangelistic
irate-sour Acordialinvltationioex-
When. ,
Thofamtlyoflnocbll. Bowen.of so
Wolverine. were otartledonewarm
lpyttrioweok to and. running them
“in honeysuckle vine. a family
dmtyonokeo. Themakes had evi-
mmmmm front porch.
allorawledootintothowormonnohino.
Moadthosnakeewere killed.
l” mm of Root avenue.
was playing ball. yesteniay afternoon,
ummrmponw. wheelie
woeruoiatoandkmvekeddowmhmb
from”. ammmmm
Wmmwmflmdbr Baker
“WWW.
mm "UH—I"
M Thomas Benedict and his skipper.
w? mm. thiemornlnglonnohed
launch “Hallie"and gave
vowipmtheborbor. ‘
. Aporyyfl loot florwoik people on-
jeyoda earyoll ride to low Canaan.
loeto'idrt. sndwereentertoined at the .
murmmim.
mmmuuiuaowm
Wm south oltho Washing
“Mirage, lowellundorwoy.
leafl'WllliomB larvldioenWm
lag deter.“ George W. Beach.
' of otorbnry.
Islets-in Boodry of Wheat“
forfeiting”. (Mes Boodry. of this
“I.“
mfimakeGunelub is holdings
shoot at Galaxy’s Poiirt, this after-
neol. ir
Waite} Brindqeand family moved
“Wind”.
.sr.aen:'~v"--
immense
mmumum footie sad
Milieu“.
Mme. Clarkandfamily
m fromtheirtrlpWeotyeeterday.
’17”; through South Norwalk in a,
Wursttacbedro the mm on!
'm.
Nu.llarleE.Tlineoeng lsamongthe ‘
abiapoooenpro ofthe’ihlngvollaline.
“murmur. booked by h
7 ”immanent.
”knoll!” Norwalk Iron Works
mfleft South Norwolk yesterday
hrMonatriptoBoltimore.
Toqulerk Herbert R. Smith and
'1'. I. 3. Smith. “Norwalk. haven.
» fiddlellnngflle.Tenn.
Halsey Keilohen of Main street.
Norwalk. is a guest of her daughter.
MUMmbStamford.
If old Mr! JamPonl. of Grove
new. will mod Sunday with Ilrs.
'“emfllubarleu
mtficaramudaon Arthur.
«MmefllqsenASnndaywith
Ito-he nor. w A Folwell in Fair
”forum.
In. W Iaycockand two child-
m.d!ewfioren.areopendlnga few
dayswltli fir. and fire. Thomas Bell.
a! Mo'teoot. l‘orwolk.
Ammliteraryentertainnent
mumumm.w
are d m anddfellowo' Hall.
My lit”. The Phflharmnnieor-
Mwlllfurnldiinolnlnentalmnoic
d ”will bevoool selections by
well'khow’ataknt. followed byaelom
”Withdrawal
WM
H'k't.
Win-mum”.
, . . will“ governingcorn-
rui ;wlllmoottonigbtat'l‘oylor&
) o olilco___~___
In. dauphin. Brown has returned
from ashort visit in Brooklyn.
m. a. 1-
immmi being put on 1r:-
llemaon'ehonoe in Second avenue. by
Hampton Algeria on hand again at.
the Norwalk Pattern Works, having re-
covered from his injuries caused by be
ing thrown from his bicycle.
—llortli river roe shad. tic. N. Y.
a'l'hocaoe ofAlois Koeblc. for vicin-
tlon of the liquor law, came before
' Judge Enbbell. in the Town Court. this
: morning. The accused pleaded guilty
and was fined .10 and coats.
"Ir. ”Id Hrs. E. R. Bennett. of Havi-
land street, will spend Sunday in
Georgetown. ______
Localnews will be loud on pages 8
and 7 of the Sentinel today.
'ieooor Danie Entertainment.
An. enjoyable entertainment was giv-
en by Pioneer Castle, A. 0. K. of M. C..
last'night. «The well arranged pro-
gramme consisted of selections by Mee-
we. Low and Richmond: recitation, Miss
Grace Chittim; song, Otto DePeirne;
pianoaolo, Miss Ida Richmond; recita-
tion. Fred Hoyt; song, Hnn'y Stevenson;
addreu, D. D. G. W. Collin; trio. Mrs.
Hm Richmond, Miss Ida Richmond
and Ill- Annie Russell: song, Arthur
MacDonald: recitation Miss Annie Rue-
Widuett lies-re. DePeirne and Mac-
Donald; recitation. Miss Elizabeth
Beers. There was a good figendanco
After the programme was concluded
dam wupdjoyod until I late hour.
Robber—Come, shellout! Enrollin-
on; (oadlyl—Il I had such energetic
fellows no you to pass the pinto now
and then I might have something to
give yon.
TAYLOR.» I: "GOLDEN,
Real Estate
and Insurance!
WADHIIOTON DTRIIT.
Do. Norwcik.
Persons looking for a lot or house and
lot with the‘ view of purchasing, nreinvit-
ed to call and examine our l.ist We have
them foroalo i: of the cit at
lop Jersey terms. y
anfl
m
J‘. D. JENNINGS.
U N DE RTAKE R.
KNIGHT 8
Norwalk. ' - m
Opp. Street Railway Depot.
BBIDBNCE ELM STRET.
TELEPHONE CALL. ll
.NOTICE!
Meeting !
The inhabitants of the Town of Norwalk are
hereby notified and warned that a Special
Town Heating will be held in the Town House
on. liondsy. the mndriy or April. 1896. at 7:30
o‘clock in the evening. for the following pur-
poses. to wit: .
FIRST. To authorize the, Selectmen to
canoe to be constructed. under the statute
law ofthis state [tossed in 1995. it being chap-
ter CCCXV' of the Public Acts. 3 Tolford road
on the Munecticutturnpike westerly from the
Tellord road already luid. towards the town
lino: to make the necessary appropriation
therefor : and to rescind the vote mssed at the
annual town meeting held January 20th. 139'.
authorizing the Selectmen to construct said
Tailord road in the City of'South Norwnlk.‘
EMOND. To take action on the petition of
John Holden Hurlbutt and others. in the mat-
ter of baring the report of the committee. ap-
miptlidontheitlth day of March. A. D. 1895.
forthe Purim of indexing the land records
of the Town of Norwalk; also to take action in
the matter of completingthegeneral indexing
dolthhndrocordnandtomaketheneces-
arr approprhtlon therefor. . ,
DatedatlorwalkthiaflotduvofdprlLAD.
m .
revenue-geom- ..
Conn.
PDWD E R
Absolutely Pure.
l
A Valuable Servant—”Didn't I tell
you, Norah. that I should bc at home to
no one?" “Yin, ma'nm: but the lady
had 'on just the foinest now hat yoz ivrr
laid eyes on. 1111' I t'ought it me Chris-
tian jooty to hev yez see it."
May—~Justthi11g, Bob is playing 'n
the Aston Villa team. Clara—That's
jolly. What is he. hnlf~hack or quar-
ter-back? Mny~Neither. Charley
Prudlonn says he's the greatest drawback
the team ever had.
“Yes, ” mused tho bluebird “it seems
to be spring at last. I guess I can now
emit a note without having it go to pro-
test."
BETTER THAN DIN KS
You couldn't make
at better investment
121‘}; Killian! the
D8 sotor unset
hey don t rust.
moths don tent them
I have
to... Bon
Ami
a house-
in value to any roo-
sonablo elxtnnt and
{on can always nea-
lze on them VOW
nearly their value.
, would
, never
Them Cleaner
be without
it. " .
cuts or heirlooms and are always excel! nt
collateral. “hon ynu want limit-water in-
monde or jewelry go to
HOMER B. HOVT’S
Jewelry and Optical Store,
80Washington Street
Mrs. Geo. N. Kimball. Newtonville. Mars.
:9
sq.
NOTICE: City Taxes.
The taxpayers of the City of South Nonmlk
are herehv notified that the city tax of six
millson tho dullnr. laid on the city assess-
ment list of won. at «1 city proofing held at
M EA D’ S
Arlen "all. on Mulcllson street. on tho and day
'0 E c REAM .nf Man-L1 rel-.m. nix-«(i the library fund tax of
lone quart: rmilln on the dollar. laid ntthesame
time. will lm due and payable on the ilrdl day
All Flavors
Always on Hand.
oany. non. ntwhich time I will receive the
some at The nun-riser. Oman. 9? Whoa ington
street. Penalty at the rate of nine (9! per
cent. avenr from May]. 1396 will he charged
on 11!! bills remnlnin unpaid on an after June
I WW. (1 ‘.RT 0 MITCHELL.
('nlloetorni Tnxes of the City of South Nor-
south Norwnlk. Conn. Aprl! as. non. .n 133w
HAVE YOUR
Furniture Ila-upholstered !
Carpets Taken up. Cleaned and Ito-laid.
ICE CREAM'SODA
5b a Glass. ‘ Hair Muttrosscs made over. Chairs re-
caned.
Try it 2 The best in the J- 9- "HUGE.
. . ‘ 88 North Main St, South Norwalk.
c1t1cs. a 93m
SPECIAL SALE
Ladies’ Shoes!
The Most Elegant Styles! "
The Best Makes!
F 1rst~class goods' 1n every respect but
THEY MUST BE SOLD
And to sell them we offer them at 25 per cent. below any shoe store in
town. Also large line of
MEN’S AND CHILDREN’S GOODS!
at unheard of Prices.
A fine painting and frame, such as is shown in our window, given
with every 83 no purchase. Picture and frame will cost elsewhere 82. 50.
This 13 your opportuniny; don' t miss it.
C. H HARVEY
‘ rm: onetime
they don't fluctuate
hey make tine prob
DRY DDDDI
ITOPI.
Nor-walk, . .
BEST
VALUE!
The Most
Complete
By trading with us you will
Removal Notice!
Dr. F. W. Darmer has moved
his oillcc from over the Poet
Otllceto go. ldPSRK IEOW,
opposite ran porn ouse,
Stamford, Ct., where he will be
pleased to see his Norwnlk
tients. Fare allowed. 0 on
hours from 8 a. m. to 6 .m. He
will be at the CIT Hotel
every Wednesday from 8 a. 111.
toll .m.,forthe aoommodation
of h s Norwalk and South Nor-
wnlk patients.
D R. F. W. DA R M E R
Surgeon Dentist,
STAMFORD. - - - CONN.
Jacob hi. Layton,
Fire. Life and
Accident
INSURANCE"
Real Estate and House Agent.
Ocean Steamship‘mlckets, and Sterling
and Stocks 80 dd“
OFFICE, 5 RAILROAD PLACE.
Next to Post Office,
SOUTH NORWALK, C((NN.
Notary Public. Acknowledzulente Taken
CARPETS CLEANED
Dy Machinery.
MATTRESSES
RENOVATED.
FEATHERS STEAM
DRESSED. . . . . .
”Orders b mail or telephone will receive
prompt atteut on.
SAUGITUGK - MATTRESS
mar 2w WORKS.
For Sale/or
To Rent!
Furnished for season at Roton
Point, one iii-room cottage
T inns in
I GAZETTE DUILDINO. NOIWALK.
Bccausc they \vcar our cosy fitting, comfortable Clothing.
way. TRADE with us and you will FEEL THE SAMEr f
.......{SPR|NG CLOTHING}
Capes and Jackets.
Up—todate in everything pertaining to outside garments in what may be truthfully sail at our
Cloak Department.
styles in Ladios’, hiiom‘ and Children's Garments. Blank cloth. doublefcapc.
satin ribbon, price 31.98. Black cloth double capo. both capel trill-lied with m. "use.
Goth capeo in blue. black. brown or tan. tailor made strap oeanie. velvet mum, trimmed
with small pearl bottom, price 08.98.
Capes suitable for elderly ladies in plain cloth. diagonal and crown. single or double. lath
In this department canbefound all the newest things and the laid
with
in lined and unlined. price from .3. 50 to 011'
Velvet capes. lined with silk. price $1.60.
‘ Veiv at capes, sill: lined. handsome jet trimming, price .7. 50
Silk capes. plain and brorade. trimmed in jet and chiffon. price 05 lo.”-
Covert cloth jackets. large sleeve. cont book. large buttons. price 08-50-
All the better grades of jackets in black and colon.
Housefurnishings.
o
No house is furnished complete without one of our Famous Oil (hot Stoves. Theme on
so very low compared with a few years ago tluit it in a mistake to be withmrt one. We can
recommend this stove to do all the work of on ordinary rnngn. They new mode with Ill-M
circular wicks, the burner and reservoir are of polished bruoa, steel frame and out top. The
rewicking device is nimple; in fact, the only stove on the market that can be easily wicked.
We have them in one, two and three burners.
TRISTRAM‘s HvA'r'r,
. Connecticut.
\‘ .‘ I ’
‘..\
JK'LiqT W‘J'Al‘
£51.11; LOWEST
“ ""- "XI’ ~ I I I PRICE!
'rHrzv ARE ALL SMILEsi
All our customers feel this 9
We have now in stock
lEver IShown
ins. “cm
always get the best with prices guaranteed.
FRANCIS 8: CO.
ac WASHINGTON STREET.
South ”cm-Ila.
What the reason, is we don t know, bill:
Dress Gaods
What we do know is that it is go
ing to he a case of the dead burying the dead as tar as prices are con—
cerned on this stock. Some of the goods we are going to cut thcprica
right in half, others we shall take one-third off, and in no cause less
Have not moved to suit us lately.
than. one-fourth off the regular price. Nothing in dress fabrics,
whether this week's new invoice of Glasgow Dimiities, Organdic Rays,
. Corea Madras Cloths or Fancy Persian Wash Fabrics, Heuristics,
Serges,Flannels, plain and fancy weaves, no matter whonthey all go in
the same basket and get a general shaking up.
Now, this sale directly interests you. We cannot quote everything
in the stock, so quote but a few, but we want it distinctly understood
there is to be no reserve of any piece of goods in the dress» goods stock
that does not come under the cut price.
FIRST. 10 pieces fancy plaid suiting,d‘ouble width, wasrsc per yard, ‘
at roc per yard.
SECOND. 5 pieces fancy figured and striped brilliantincsmais 62 1 2c
per yard, 39¢ per vard.
THIRD. r5 pieces all shades 42-inch all-woo! flannel, was we per
yard, now 26c. .
FOURTH. 25 pieces all wool hcnricttas, all shadic‘s,also black, was
soc per yard,now 37 r-2c. .
FIFTH. 3 pieces green flannel, 54 inches wide, was soc, now 25c
pcr yard. “
SIXTH. 10 pieces fancy weaves, was 50c yard, now 37 rnzc‘ yard.
SEVENTH. 25 pieces dimilics, organdies, etc., handsome new ci-
fects for spring of 1896, was 15c, now 10c yard.
EIGHTH. Silk velvets, all colors, was Onco, now 75c yard. .
NINTH, All shades of velveteen, was see, now 37 mm yard.
Now take our advice and come early. No one will appreciate the
benefits to be derived from this sale more than yourself, providing you
simply come and look.
Norwalk Chronicler