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Mrs. Charles Bayes is sick in New
Y 111k city with typhoid- pneumonia.
Mrs. John H.1"errlsi‘suflering with
an attack or the grip.
Twelve wanderer: slept in the Nor
walk station-house last night.
-—Na‘tive eels, 1215c, N. Y. mkt.
I Charles Cummings, of Norwalk, has
secured a position in Bridgeport.
i
Miss Alice Lincoln 01 Orchard street,
is seriously ill. -M
Miss Alice Cahill is quite ill at her
home in Academy street.
The selectmen have placed a telephone
in the oilice of Selectman Thom-11:4, Rail
road place. '
The engine of the east-bound passen-
ger train, leaving SouthNorwulk at 7 :38}
jumped the tracks on the Westport
bridge. this morning.
William Guthrie. night watchmen at
the station of the Norwalk Street Rail
wuy company, resumed his duties, last
night, after a week’s illness of the grip
' F—Live cod, 5c.
N.l1’.mlit. ”
Company I) did not hold a court
martial, last night, as a local paper
stated it would. A special meeting was
held.
About twenty-five of the young ladies
of tho Volk Hat company enjoyed a
chowder party. Friday night at the home
of Miss (wussie Velsor ,chington avenue.
The cars of the street railway lines
ran on schedule time, today. in spite of
the snow storm. Sweepers, ploughs and
a force of truckmen were at work all
the morning keeping the tracks clear. '
~—:—-——-"'
A meeting of the club recently organ-
ized at Edward Kelly's residence will
be held tonight at the home of Edward
Riordan, in Plattsville avenue, when a
name will be selected.
The getting out of stone to be used in
the town's stone crusher will probany
begin about February let. The cost of
the crusher which will b1: delivered
early 1n March, will be $4,301)
It is desired that ”ball collectors of Young
Men's Christian association application
blanks should report at the gymnasium
of the Young Men's Christian L1-1gne.
next Tuesday night.
—Fresh hcrrings, 411. lb. N. Y. mkt.
Adog owned by Constable Hunt at-
tackedacatiu Belden avenue. yester-
day, and then carried it on the Tramway
track andlelt it there as though bent
upon preventing suspicion being can!
upon hims1lf, but, instead, upon the
Tramway company
The cost of Dr. .‘I ll Huntington
against Charles W. Whitlock, which
was to have been tried yesterday in tho
Iourt' of Common Pit-:14, was settled
Tuesday by Whitlm k paying $150.1‘l1ie
was an appealed c1151 from the town
court, in which judgim 111 was rendered
in favor of Dr. Huntington to recover
$124 and costs.
Before
Retiring....
take Aycr’s Pills, and you will
Bleep better and wake in better
condition for the day’s work.
Aycr’s Cathartic Pills have no
equal as a pleasant and effect-
ual remedy for constipation.
biliousness, sick headache, and
all liver troubles. They are
sugar-coated, and so perfectly
preparer], that they cure with-
out the annoyances experienced
in the use of so many of the
pills on the market. Auk your
dmggist for Ayer's Cathertic
Pills- When other pills won't
help you, Ayer's is
THE PILL THAT WILL.
Goethe Shimmer. of 1111111 11.111. 111111.
is til-111m: failing.
The Babekshs.I I). 0. F., will 11.-
heme tomorrow ‘ night. All members
are requested to be present,
A111 enjoyable social-Iva: held last
night at the residence 0! Theodore
Smith, in Camp street, {or the benefit of
the Norwalk Baptist church.
The meeting of the WWoman' 11 Chris
Friday at 3 o‘clock at 15 Day street.
41.10111 gold given free April 29, by
All Hoyt dz. Sacha? Wall street
Every 5011:3111 gets 11 ticket. Will buy
two bicycles.
Miss Edna Kemp, a teacher nt1tho
Winnipauk sohoolhas tendered her re-
signation. to take client tomorrow.
A horse belonging to ( '11lby 85 Smith
fell in 11 snow-blink in front of the Iirm' s
Norwalk store, this morning. No dam-
age was done.
~Ciscocs H11. lb N Y. 11111
Sylvester Russo-ll, the double- voiced
singer. willsinp;attl1estoreopti11011lorv-
ice in the Norwalk Opt to House, Sunday
nib moon.
The Marlborough .‘4‘11'111'. club 1111 t last
night-.1111](ompltlvd nrm ugcmcnts for
its reception tomorrow night in lied
Mon‘ .41 Hull. MN”.
I. rederitk W. Rowers the Main strum
bicycle dealer has received 111 inv 11b 11
of phonographs,whi1h are on 3.1111 The
tunes can be board 111 the «tore by inter-
ested persons.
The Tramway t)()!lllbllll}.".~l curs wept-1';-
enced considerable difficulty in climl ing
tipl Mill Hill today, owing 1 '1 the snow
and 11' e111 delayed scvc ral minnu s
It is about time- to hm, 'in thinking of
giving your home its annual rcuov ation
You will want artistic wall and coiling
decorations, harmonious client»: in wul
papers, (131'. These you will Ilnd at. L.
ll. Becker's in great variety.
“The Joy of Self-sacrifice" will be tin
topic of the mid-week sorvlcv at tht
South Norwalk (.‘ongrcgotionul (:I1111'1:b. ;
this evening. Before the inn-11111:. :1.‘
7:171, a short b11si11cs1-111coli11g will be
held, for the election of dew-1.11. clerk
and treasurer, and other mutt-r1 :1! in—
terest. '
A special1ncctina11f Division N11,. I.
Ancient (”dot of Hild'l‘fll‘dllh. of whivh
the late James Powers was 11 1111-1111141.
will be held tonight in l’. I". bilattery‘y-
barber shop, in Wall street, for the pur-
pose of making arrangements to nttcnd
the funeral. , ‘
—E.r1r.i large smelt, 1111'. N. Y. 111111.
Davis, the popular Mahuckcmo lI-mvi
clothior and furnishor, displays '111 0116'
of his windows a fine liru of fancy 11111 I:4
wear, marked at a figure that should
make them go like the privorbial bot
cakes.
—I’rol’. M. S. lion-11. the mil-known
oculist-optician, can be consulted at his
office, in the parlor of tho (liry [loo-l,
South Norwalk, Tuesdays, from .1 11.
to H p. in. I'lyes examined In 1-.
ill.
Having Iinished tht-ir inventory, Narli
& VanSmy r-Il'er some bargains 11111111.,
nerwm'c, consisting of lluvdwnd china
and mini-porcelain. Prices am 11111;
quoted in their new advorrismr11-nt.
The teamol Unca~1 Trib}, I 11, It 71!,
1-1 exported to be pr-4111t11111inht at "'
oolock, to lxemplify the Work of I'm"
Adoption degree on the members 11!
CockenovTribeml’ Norwalk, which 111
to be instituted by the grand 1in‘1-: 1
~Blut-Ilsll, 11111. X 11.11:
riclcctmhu Isaac Sella-k this morning
nwn‘u'd the Wilton selectmc 11 that if
Mrs. Mary Smith, the demented woman
from that place who has been at the
Norivalk station house since Wednesday
of last week, is not Emma at once, he
will order her examination by two phy
sicinns, and that. if she iNtlt'Ciitl’t'fl insane
h1~ will send her to thy Middletown asy-
lum at the expense of the town of Wil.
ton. '
0m 0110 Hundredepllcalions.
The signers to the Young Men's
Christian IHFOCIHIIOI‘I application blanks
number 101’) so lat-.3111! there are seven—
ty live “doubtfuls,” many of whom may
signletei. It shouldh- notwithat 111k-
ets of memberslfip in the I-itmth Nor-
wnllr Young Men' 11 Christian 211111-11 elation
will be recognized by any otl'lor Young
tinurs in about thumps condition. He 1 7
tmn Temperance Union will be held '
POWDER
' Absolutely Pure.
Celebrated for Its KIWLHNLV‘DIHH siren
and heaIthfulInem-i AHWIII’I‘H the 311111 Imago-t
11111111 and all forum 11! mlultcration com-
mon to the 1 heap brands.
111111.11 311111111 1' ownrm Co. New York
County Savings bank, of Norwalk, was
held yesterday attornoon. and these di-
rectork were elected: Asa B. Wood-
ward, J, ’1‘. l’rowltt. J. (1. Handle, J. (.1.
Gregory, C. W. White, Charles ()Im-
111e11d,'l‘. H. Stout, A. 1:. Wheeler, Jo-
sinh Kellogg. Ulllccrs: 'l’rcsidcnt, A
B. Woodward; vice-prosldcnt, 1.1. G.
Gregory; secretary and treasurer, Victor
Schick.
PENSONAL PARAGRAPH
The Goings and Coming: of Norwslk People
and Their Friends.
Mrs. Alice Hunted has returned home
frmn New Haven.
3'
A. B. Sibley, of Danbury, state in—
spoctor of factories, is 111 the City
lIotc-l.
Charles I. Ezekiel, of Brooklyn, is the
guest-1f his parents in Kellogg étreet.
Mr. and Mrs. Lemy Adams, 11! Taylor
avenue. are visiting in Dnnbnry.
Contractor A. Bach is visiting in
Paterson. N. .I.
Did You £115»: 3
Try Electric lion-rs a.» 11 1131110131 for
your trouble»? If not, got 11 bottle now
and 1.111 1'-1li1~.l' 'l 111- lnvtlililm l1: 11-1 b11111
found to 111 pc- 1' oil irly 111I11pt11! 1111111: r1
li1f11111l 11111 of all I 1111.111 ( '1111111l11iut14.
1x1-1'1i11gawood-14111 dirut infim 1111 111
using 4111 11,141 and 111111: 1.11 II11.11rg.1111-.
It finll but!» Immuf' .lpp1 tité, ton-diph-
11111:..II1.11.11I111 l tinting ~11- Ils 111‘ ..111
The annual nit-pilot; £11 the 11.11111111 ‘
Accounts of All Kinds Solici- 1
WANT ANYTHING 2
No -1"t1 111-1. 1"}!- 1- plt- 141-: 9111': witible, 311-11111-
1I'Iiioz'1r-111I1IHI1111I1'II1/11 Sin Ils. !' I111 - 1
t1'i'- lion-'14 1». tin 1111-11i1i111- V1111 new!
it» 111111.1111 Nil 111 uglmlth 'indill Ivaz .
11.411412“'I111y <1111s,111-I13~I '11) .11 .‘iIHII'
1.1111311 11.1111 Word's starve.
months
pleas-11ml 1 wninp
price.
1501113 Iadics’ c'alf,la
400 “ “ nice
3 L130.
worth 38, at“ .3. 00
cityor place. so that no one 111111 lose
his membership by moving from this
city.
Funeral of Mrs. J. P French.
The funeral of Mrs J. P. From-111 was
attended yesterday from her late mu
deuce In South Main "not The re-
mains weretakento Madden today 1111’,
the 9.” train for burial The pail-‘1
bearers were members of [ noes ”13111.3
1. t). If. M. William Miller. Frank
Parker, 0. E. Baker and John Tryon.
The Tribe not a handsome floral piece
Men '11 Christian association, in whatever,
75 111211115140" patent
. I. V
I250 111 men
160 “ 31‘ “ “ single “ $1. 50 “ $1.
50 “ “ police bale tap, “ “ .332 5 :‘1 31,330
50 “ boys’, tap sole' “ 1.2 .c
51100 1: boys’ and youth’s 9,1,1, good one, 1; u 850 EOOIETY‘AND BALL.
I
' \ori'ulk.
BANK. .
013113111 1111111111111. .
mutations
in a
capital,
Surplus A Profits. $86,000
ROBERT: E. ROWAN, Pratt.
. JOHN H. KNAPP. Vice P111111.
J . M. LAY'I‘ON,o Cashier.
Largest Surplus and Largest
Deposits. . '
ted.
You
, Will
Miss
"It!
Your hair, What it is gone. If
you would keep it on your
heal use Hales Compound
(Joininc.
50 Ct:
at your
druggisi's.
No need to. Advertlle
in the South Nor-walk -
Evening
Sentinel.
Glad Tidings
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In' rt 1lt~11111 4t111111Iat14 Ibo lira-stin- 1111111114.
1 1,-111'1t1-4 tho livct 11111! r1-111r1- - 11. 1- 414111111 to
w- 111141114 I11 :Ilfliolid 1111- 11:11:: “ninth-1- Inc
I ;'11121'.111111k11g14r11nd '5 14': Id 1-'11I)I1y(l.
htIlI4-111..‘i1111th Norwalk. 1111.1 h.l'.\\¢-1-1I
35101bs Buckwheat,
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$100,600
F. D. LAWTOII I: 00.,22 South Main Street
THEO. H.0LSEN’S
Bankrupt Sub- of Shoe-sis now going on and will continue for two;
lcfolo coin-r13 11st I bought of Lounsbury, Mathewson & (311i
1510 p 111' of 1111-11 fine 81101141 to be so! 111 at Unit Price
(111 ll11s11111,l.:l111:111ill 1%" 11cm and Lynn, on January 4 and bought
the boot 111111 biv'trcst lot of goods that own came to this town. I'
found the ‘1'1'1ct01i1's there closed 01 doing \oly little, and I heard!
oi nothin'r but dull, dull limos
1.111;, 81h, 11f. H.140 p 111., just {let the people won: "11111111101111:11mm
.111: I’Iinuo c d'. \.c'~,t Minstrels, all IOCIIIIIf ”0011,11!ch spending :11
,4 ch eh I(:( 1'2'1111 biillinutly lit up waitin-r for them
I arrived 111
and (1111' li-rbt ts 1111\1'11'look11dso I111111a11tb1f'oio to 11111.
sight too, l 14an ll new 1' form: t, .11111 I felt like takingo off my hat and
civ'nor tint-1 (heels 1111 South ."1111 Wink.
Lane’ .4 and not a cup of notice and a cirrar, found Brother Lane at
his do sk with :1 red men in his buttouholo and a smile on his lace
and Icahn-r inst like “We are the Humming Stuil. 7’ I then wok:
car home' and hero I am ready for this great sale.
350 plS.(1l Lounsbui y Mathewson 8.60 ’e ladies’hne shoes at half
I
500 “ sample, 3, 34.1.4 and 4, (l, I) and l'l,f'1'om 75c to $1.25.
Worth from 31. 25 to 3.
co and button, worth 32. 50 at l 2.5
Iiuo kid button and lace, worth 32,50111111 8,11t
300111'.l11dios’Coodytarwclt, button, pat. leather tip, 3 styles,
leather opting I1
It It
180 “ men 8 high boots. some as a year ago,
100 p1*.me11’s Storm King, some as year ago,
i
eels, at 750.
“ 5511.
’s r all squaietoe double sole,lace,
(I
u"
Mackerel, 2111s,
2512': Plum Pudding,
25c Corned Beet,
swoops-runes Poosos 111.111.111.111... 511111.111, 11.1111.
m
; ' DWARD STREET.
Annual Clearing Sale
()F DRY GOODS ETC.
This means much tor little money.
ANNUAL'CLEARING SALE OF.
DRY GOODS, ETC.
This means much for little money.
EDWARD STREET!
5 GAZETTE IUILDII'O, HORWALK, OOHI.
— Two 01 Them
That is right; two markets are l1ke two
hends~bett~wr than one; but there is
14111111 thing' II] this which may strike you.
Read the prices
Log mutton 80' log lamb, 10c; fon—
1}:n_artor1n111b,tlc;fresh pork, 8c; sausage.
:fresh hams. 10c; fresh shoulder ‘40;
I11 st lint of fish in the market. Lowest
price.
FREE DELIVERY.
New York Market
. FRANK 5. AYERS, Prop.
DONOVAN BLOCK. WASHINGTON STREET.
I9 Railroad Place.
AOKS_ON’ S PHOTOGRAPHS
111mm mm Standard oi Excellence!
Iloth in Dee-Ian and Beauty of Finish. IM' KSUN H I’LA 'I‘INOTY I'E I’Oll Ti: AI’ !' ‘I are boun-
I! In] and last forever. Interiors and 11!! 111- I1it1-1t11rnl work .1 .41..- 1 lull).
I. M. JACKSON! Photographer, 53 Wall Street. Norwa'lk, Ct
Jr
' Watch your opportunity
and 'you will be a richér and
wiser man. 0111‘ special for '
this week is the very best
50c white Unlaundered Shirts-
for
3511;
3 for $1. ".00
Bodies of fine quality,
white muslin bosoms, 3-ply
.linen, reinforced front and
brick, full size, well made and
well finished.
3511 each!
3 for 31.
Sale Still on for Special
prices in overcoats and 111-,
store.
Our store open evenings.
Our guarantee,your money
back.
ComstoCk
Bros.
11 souru‘ 1.111111 51.,
So. Norwalk.
MILFORD A. GIFFIN,
Manager.
TWO , NORWALK,
STORES. I SO. NORWALK.
INeckwear Week!
i We have placed in our window our entire line of
25c FANCY
NEOKWEAR,
Which we
,fl-
I st: 11'tcd
‘51111th Norwalk Jaw,
OVERCOATS
I
W‘lS it I‘
bIt
slooied straicht for
and
Mlhsckemo Hotel Block,
will sell at
I9
Our l-Oc Night Shirt is 11 trade winner.
ULSTERS AND
Reduced almost 50 per cent. .. I:
DAVIS, The Tailor,
Clothier, Hatter
Furnishcr.
Agent
BUFFALO
GLUTEN
. FEED
FOR
OATTLI‘.
Ohlokann
and
HORSE“.
BENT
GRAIN
FOR
HOROI‘
AND
OATTLC.
BRANCH
OFFICE
SOLMAN.’
LIVCIV 1
ITAILC.
Hillit.
regular33 shoes; 32.
Feed Our Dirtless Oats.
'1'11111 horse cats dollars fast enough, no matter
how good 1111' is.
"Iln-only tomcdy 111 to not the best for your
money. The boat is conceded by all to be the barley
”11111 are 1l1e1oalha1lcyoats; thoy' re screened
110.111; they 10111:: to you full weight: they' re deliver
1-11 promptly1you pay no more than you ought to.
'I'hut 1411 tonibinution that can t ho beaten, no
matter what anybody says ,
MANUEL. T. HATCH.
II Install sum. lo. low-lit.
The Grain Dealer.
$2.85
2.7 5
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