In. manhdtnmlordle-
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with One noun. loo: om
tumummmm.
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ammunition-tranquil.
. mmmumWom.
. at in! new. you will confer a
telephoning. main! or bdnxlu it
he! loxthe oonvonlonoo o! thoéo
jlo luvs item of mm or other mat-
,, ”Mud nt the entrance to The Bentl-
. : Ihonldlnnllouubeod-
G 8 DUEL.
m "on .m. Conn.
Mug Sentinel ha: a Circulation
M of Normali- ond it: .“uburba
1 considerably, than ”M CWMucd
o! the other Two Local Dail-
Dur Mu Room is alwzya 0pm to
A
. l
- , ~ cannot be guaranteed the
g dry oopyis handed in. Everyma-
' elfort will be made to accommo-
_ - - . but changes cannot be iu~
the the change is desired.
ork Herold Weather Forecast
weather today prmuines to be partly
ytolnlrmccededbv min or New in
olrly morning on Long Island, with
, ylovmr lollowedby slowly rising tem-
re. Tomorrow it promiree to be gonor-
air and Wortnor.
Thermometer Record.
best point of tho thermometer for
: ll
$0 y-lour ours ending ntnonu toduy
9
, flmxecrees o ve zero; lewest. 17 degrees
Iago.
potato Almanac for Tomorrow
‘ ‘ rim I Sun ms ‘ Blzhtlde Lowtido
«out 5 :29 11:“ 5 me;
‘ Moodyhsmo.“w
' lZl’ho electric intellectual atmosphere
of Boston seems to have stimulatod Rev.
111:. Moody to the uttcl‘ance of many
of the most striking and appropriate
inylngs of his life. Some of them are
worthy of being repeated and proscrvcd
oven in our invaluable columns. For
instance:
, ”Advertising in a proper way is as
good for churches on it is for busi-
nan Put: your religious notices in the
papers and lot ’01:] uppcar in the amuse-
ment: column. Then you’d catch the
people who go to the theaters and not to
th'o'churcbes. Most of the churchos do
their advertising with undertnkcrs'
highs, and they do ndcad business. Dig-
nity is not one of the fruits of the spirit.
‘fPeoplo say I‘m hurting their feel-
1113' when I talk about the church.
Well, I’ve had my feclings hurt u good
deal. We time we got down to the busi-
nesp of telling the truth even about
film churches.
’ . "I tell you, it‘s a calamity when a
Initiator can only preach about half on
r. at week, and then gets so tirod that
V must have a. vacation in the summer.
tell you, we want more work for God
Mg ministers and church members.
‘Oome people carry their troubles
. d with them as the Egyptians did
. mummies long ago. If they have
trouble enough at present, thcy go
, ‘Gbrough all theirlivco to find some,
if they have not. thou sufficient they
,lpnte some in the future. "
. '1',th do things'dltlcrently across the
.‘ tor. as women who marry foreign
mac“ should hour in mind. Tho Bel-
m court has given to the Prince of
Ginny a divorce from his American
V30, who preferred the Hungarian mu-
Mhn to him. Chimny is notoriously
m morally than his crring will-could
be if ohe tried herself. yet the Belgian
'i'oul'll'demes that tho princcsa shall pay
Illa old tone $14,000 u your alimony.
,Tho recent eclipse of the sun was not
touch of a ubow or u grout. success.
M will be. howovcr, uuothor one in
Ih,mmmer that will be visible nll over
the, United States. It will come July
, and willlbo of the form culled an-
' That is to my. the sun will up-
i, II o ring of light around and out-
lol the black body of the moon.
c
Spaniel: government in consider-
quention of who shall conduct
,Wd reforms in Cuba utter the
’ ma hen, been suppressed. To the
government may be recom-
. the celebrated advice in the on-
muck, “ First catch your bare. "
‘ WWednerduy in February
your following a presidential elec-
moomequence any more new,
. n lube doywhen the electoral
are counted in «joint newton of
More the United States
unprlvllegel and echoes:
out form of meat
m of Below-re?
whiludntthoeuteudot
‘bnemmhthydm
him-o: mun sauna
pan on a right unless copy is sent ‘
o’clock in the afternoon of then
l
' woman... were"
' men” ..
momma-obeying.” mm
by the Boom. .
(ererv regarding the death of Pl'Adk
jaunt-Gown] Conch were ironed Moo-
d” h! Minions-Genera“ Haven. by dlr~
action at Governor Cooke. They
contain thin tribute to his memory:
lEGenml Coach’s ndmlnlutwlon M
quartermmter general and ad taunt-gen-
and we. characterized by merited ability
and eminent tltneu for the ponttlonu be
filled to worthlly and wall. Ilia long or
perlcnco and brlllluut record in the mo-
with Mexico and the late rebellion. gave
to him a judgment and mat the: was at
luoatlmablo value in governing the mill.
tary allot“ of the unto.
Amid the bright galaxy of ollleeru who
served their country to ho time of peril,
the name of General Darius! N. Couch
will no down into history ennhrlnod to
the heart and nmmory ol' evc-ry true lov-
er of his country and our country's flag.
As a mark of roppect to his memory,
and Soldierl' Home will be displayed al-
tonne D t .
‘ Quartenmmtergenerel Vam Kcurco‘
issued orders to all Mutuarmorm to,
plucellagn at ballets" on the day of
General (Mitch's funeral.
CHAHBU FlY.
Washington Social club will hold a
dance, Friday night.
Washington Lodge, l. U. (l. 'l‘ , will
hold orcccption and upper in its hull.
chncsduy night, February ‘ch.
Miss [1 misc Grogory, who is scriomly
ill, continues about the mono.
A I’cvivalservicc will ho bold in tlw
chapel, “might...
There is Nothing So Good.
fl‘hcre is nothing just; us grunt on Dr.
King's New Diucovory {or consumption,
coughs and colds, no demzuul it and do
not permit. thodculcr to sell you more
substitute. He will not claim there in
anything better. but in order to malm
mom profit he may claim something chm
m be just M good.
It tube safe and rclmblo, and quorum.
teed to do good or money rcfu ruled. For
coughs, colds, consumption and for all
atl'cctmns of thmatmhoet and luugn, thorn
in nothing so good no in Dr. King‘s Ncw~
Discovery. Triul bottles (roe at. It. ll .
l’lnlstcd'e drug store. South Norwalk. '
Regular size 500 and 81. i
Cbicora, Pa.. “llerald:" lib-bard
Vensol reports Ono Minutc (tough Cure ;
the greatest SOCCt'SS of medical .«cioncc. ,
He told us that; it ourcdhio whole family »
of torriblo coughs and colds. altcr all
qocallcd cum-x had lath-d entirely. Mr. .
Vennel said it assisted his children
through a very bud siege of measles
One Minute Cough Cure main-:4 cxpcc-I
torution very navy and rapid. (l. (1.?
Stillson and E. P. \Vccd.
Great Triumph.
Imblnt roli‘ land a pornmnont cure by tho.
arm! remedy. Otto's (Torr for Lung end ,
Throat. IllHt'dsUH. Whywid you irrltntu ynllr
throat and lungs with n. lnu'kmgmu h when "
(i. t‘, fitlllmn. Houtb Nurwalk. und ['3. '. Won-«l.
Norwulk. will llll‘llhll you n free ~1Ltllplt'lmlllt"
of this mmrnnleml lvlnmly'! Hurnplo from
Large bottles om" lllltl 251'.
Did You Ever _
Try Electric Bitters on a remedy for:
your troubles? If not, get. a bottle now l
and get relief. This medicine hall been.
found to be peculiarly
Hot and cure of all I‘omalc Complaints,
exerting :1. wonderful direct influence in
giving strength and tone to the organs.
If you have Loss of Appetite, (Joustipn- Q
tion, Hcmluche, Fainting Spells, or are ‘
Nervous. Slot-plow, Excitublo, Melon-3
choly or troubled with [buy Spells, Elev-o
tricBittcrs is tho medicine you need,
are guzuuntccd trengtealth undill-byh ‘
its use. Titty cents, and $1.00 at Stfill‘
son’s and Wood's ohm-9. l
l
Constipation in its worst forms, dye-l
pepsin, sick hcmlacbe. biliousneoe nndl
derangement of the livor are remlilyl
cured by Dewitt'u Little Early Home ,
Thane little pills never gripe. Small pill. ,
sale plll, best pill. (l. C. tiltillnon and E ;
P. Weed. ‘
school .
The legal voters of the South Norwnlk ’
l'nluu School District. are hereby notltlv-rl
and warned llmt a Special Met-Hm: of mold ;
district, will be held at the Franklin «tree: ,
whnnl house. on Wmluenduy, Fobnmryl
llth. lth‘, ntHo'vlock p. m..for the pm
pow"! llxlnu upon one of the followintcl
oiccvn 0! property no a mile for It now;
«'bnul boom for it public «chord in
mid dintrll‘t, to wit; Phatcermln pln'c
urpurcrlol’ loud known a.»- tbc city lot,
«ltuutod on the corner of anklln and)
“lay streets. in the city of South Non.
wulk. and lmundod northerly by the How I
”once. on culled, wuu-rly by anklln
ntrcct, uouthorly bv (‘lny ntrect, nod Went
crly by loud of Peter l.. (.‘nunlnzbum;
and that. certain lot, nituutml on the (tumor
ot‘ South Main and Concord ntrcotn, in
mid city and dlatrict, belonging to the
Merritt. catntc. nod bounded northerly by
Concord street. routerlv b South Main
«root. comm-fly by blur of untrue of
lmwremsc McHure, and wentcrly by
drivowuy or lane; and that. vermin
lot. «hunted on the corner of Full
tlc-ld avenue and Kevlar elm-t. to mid
city of South Norwalk. belonging to
HenruoWthrroll, and bounded northerly
by (under ntrvct, emterly by land of Gould
and Amellufiu moor. nmuhorly by bun!
of Woman 0. Evans, and westerly by Full"
field avenue. and in mm o two—thlrrln vote
(reboot. be ohtalrwd in favor of any one at
«old oltendo molten pllmtion tntlse Inhml
visitors: of an adolulnx town to llx
upon a site according to the tumour in
mob noose made and provldml; and to
outhorlmthe purehme or condemnation
of any alto which era the fixed upon, nod
tomuke no :31me amino to pay for the
some; and to authorize the erection of no
clubhroom Addition to the present ls'mnlr
lln street «school building; and to outline
rlzo the borrowing at any gum or mm» ol’
money which may be humorist-ml ‘lm'
any of the pm- the! aroma d: and to
transact any at. er btlllmm proper to
he been ht. Intern mm meeting.
”‘Méét‘iE—l?
WMMH
be at South Normrlk, ll'ehrvmry H.
W enumer-
a l I v
MATTREW GDRBWI’T.
_ , , ”tween-ml
the tinge on the arleoal, Mate nrmorlen:
half-stall, on Wednesday, the day of in ‘
.. . You want Dr .
lung's New Discovery because you know :
1 mllnr.
‘ with lean. and Wltlt‘ ml bum ul uwrmit‘
SD. M ll
MOM-2.51:0“ g“.
1' filial;
’ P 0. .. . ‘ hll ill law not
33:13. 'tlfingdlllillltl’hvacndwldamuma
similar-noon lo new: of a cheap credo.
Outhouse; .lr-
no to It mum» 404%”. “no
(.I'l‘lll'll'fl‘i. cor, Milli/w. ll: nth .'t .N. t’
I
and Astoria L. ll—P’nul Increments.
"MIMI. PA on H.
A "the Floor Mb" cl Mfume“
lay N W by no" In em
We have mode we monument-
wlth the month a! the colehntod Buoy
Glove-Fitting rotten», by which we con
mount to our lady router: some of their
very never: end chotmt pattern! of
Harmon“. Full and explicit dlrootlrm
(or putting number the “mum“ se-
mmmny ouch mttnn
,
r
l
i
1
.L
l .LJ‘Muycs Fan-o, I.“ 4.
"INT! HY HAY ”ASTUI'.
Dotted Swine, lave owl inwntion \wrc
Helmztod for lllln‘ dainty apron. The
shirt. ennui-N of thrwc M'Ulllnlli that 2m-1
oxtouded almve the waim linv, the «-:-n- 3
truncation at the weir! lino collcgtcd in
alternate rcwo n! anthem. The swam
joining choroid-“t M‘W'llmlfi to thr- centre
nocti m .lm wvll curvml, (arming o. trim
aljuotmem tn the hump. 'l'hv extru-
j,.~im ohm-tho Will!" bur, {ailing wcll
ov-r tho elinuldrro, ill carried down in
the bark. t~-rminutmg m n (Zr-op Mpmrc
The {flu 0."le orI- aiw-Irnlcd
pink arc-tomoned at curb oult' ntthe
front beneath the eidv motion» and are
carried about the W‘JZM: tn the rcntrczburlt,
, whore they are bowvi and lull in lung
The modrl to adopted to
muslin in plain. MripI-d or crossbar pub ,‘
tern. elm Swms, sheer lawn, nuinnook ;
grateful curls
and similar fabrics, wuh trimming» of
embroidery, low. insertion, etc. Block
tho {rm edges. 'or echml wear the do»
nigu in both attractive and practical.
To make this apron {or 3 minus of four-
ynrdsol thirty-six-ilmh wide mutrriul
The pattern, Nu drum, in out. in once for
mime of two, twelve, fourteen nod m.
teen years, and retails {or twv-nty cents.
avenue saunuu
cou won .
lutltllnzto one Pattern our about No.
t’w’ ‘
Jet lhll out M to ymti dam» and wl-lrmu
and mall or take It to
Stun-vents Bug-In House
A nmmm
PATTERN 30. mm, BIZ". mm!"
This coupon and 11 «not» lll mu 9
l‘lanfl pattern at Moment'u. Forth n
nml Ann arrest». doom Rom h.
rbzvvzxvmzrem m: up Axum.
Masquerade and
Carnival.
"l‘ “W.
GERMAN! SEHGERBUHD
Al Humanist llall.
Monday Evening, February 22.
Music by Philharmonic: Orchestra.
Prol.Elm¢r Sr (Poorer Promptcr.
GRAND TABLEAUX, represent-
ed by acommittce of memyonc
perilous.
Grand march at 0.15 o’clock
:harp. Tickets, 506; admit. one. A
customer will be at the hallallday.
COMMITTE.
mm m
Them-eluted» world for cute.
Wm.m, elem. mt rheum. fever
remnant, bonds. cldlblntm.
manual) eruptions. Ind -
mu . or no my mum
OPENING \
0F
' Fox Cycle and
. Hardware Co.
AT IZO WAIHINO-
TON '1'.
"An OldF‘rlend in
, New Quarters."
The public are cordially invited to
m-spcct the interior arrangements
.md vuvird stock of our new cstab
lishmcut on and alter this dav.
ENTERTAINMENTB.
fHovr's THEATRE
Thursday,ll-’efihflruar'yl8.
Slncvlul ougugmnvnt ul lrolnnd'a Kings.
EGiImore & Leonard!
l
l .
; l'roeontlng tho tum: Now York nunwnmcohty‘
‘ Will lml
l
booms ALLEY!
lSupportcd by a great company of
Comedians.
S...rcaming Situations.
Unique (Ilimaxcs.
lrillinut Dialogue.
Th".
, lbw hon‘n now on sub- at
Hit-doll .~ und l‘mnou‘.~ Moron.
Edison Vitascope &
' Novelty Co.
lHOYT'S THEATRE
E H'HI” Xllnl\r:\l.l\‘.
,Saturday, Feb. 20, I897.
‘ l'tzt'w 35.:
l‘beilmingthc loth ccntury
wonder. Lilo m mun picture.»
in mninnction with an excel-
lent specialty show. Two
gmud c xbibiliuos for one ad-
‘ mission
2
l
adapted to tho ro- i or changeable tomato they aim be cm- 3 , ,
'ployr-din making. with narrow sutlnll’tll’Ulldlt PRICES, to, 20 and lek',_
lbcbv- ribbon or ribbon velvet uutlmingl .
‘ lbunwulu‘h? 1am l’vtlannum-n ut 2i p. m.
; Bout now. I1 .-.al-- at l'imw -‘~ and l‘lniwtwl‘n.
{teen wars will n-«purv twu and unwind! US" E R5, B E N E F'T l
l
;HORWALK OPERA HOUSE
l".W.Ml'l‘(7llEl.l.. - - Manager.
”on lllulll,
Monday, Feb. 22,
gFITZtWEBSTER
E“A BREEZV
lTIME-H 'l' 1 mm.
| I‘Zwrylblua New. .‘s'uxul nwl Ill‘luiuul.
. l1—»-”'l ho 'l'hrcol, aged n’mlor."
l (K "'l‘he’l‘onuna Qlllmultt'."
i tZ-«W'l‘bo lbwo Scramble."
l
(3~~“’l‘hc llu-yt‘lo Swvllv."
lim'wlur luvtcsl: Thu Turkish lloll
'Uin'ull'l.
. l'lu'tw z’». Eu and ."w Home nu nulo ul Woo l‘u
l and 'l'mullnu-vn‘r
l
lHOYT'S THEATRE
Tuesday, February 23.
“mod lnutrmu-uxtul and \'-~wtl
CONCERT
33' ’l'lll‘,
Cosmopolitan Concert Co.
tll Now Yuck
l'ndcr the Auspit'cs ol' the
UM Wcll llook and
Ladder (To.
. TICKETS, 50 CENT]. .
'l n be Itx~l|llllms I for mum-rod motto ul l‘lmw-
tml' . It"'l l'lmmu‘u. cum mumlm: ’l‘ur-«dn l‘. lt‘l‘lr
mun Mb ntu o. m. Nu muto‘llltlll Hm Ilvkclu
mm be rammed m nnollmt‘. 'l'i-‘kole lur Mule
by nll Im-mlmru on I ht l’lnlfilWl".
DIH'I‘IHM' or mmvmu, NFL. PunhA'rl:
' l‘lll’ll'l‘. I"»ln~nnrv to. \. ll. W97.
\l have m. written upplu-u' Inn hm: been mode
to 1th com! {or the udmlnulun tn prulmtenm
verlul - written ilmtrunmm, m and for Mo loot
will ntflnmb M. Lee, Iutoul Norwulk. to Mid
dmrlv‘. dot-m and;
"Mount. that Mllll o nap-“t inn l-c lwunl and
dclcrmhuul ut tlw l'rnlmtotltll-‘l- bl \npwnlk.
1m Hm ‘Jtl Iluv nt Marl-h, pm. Ill I" n‘v-lm‘k
lnrmvmmmulmu publlvnntln-ntlwro-ol be lv»
on In ull w-rmnm iggtnmm-mpnrnlo by publ "It
lmz lhlu nulm- m u '"Iwgpflpul’ lmvbm o vim»
Idlon m mild IliumJ-t, m Imvnt ton Illll'clw-
foremldh H ’l .
u ' ., 'krli“ls."bomnv.um. Judi-rm
Shorty Sherwood. flatten“
0mm:
oflfl
Gamble
fir ”drip“ W
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v]
Saturday,Feb.l3,'97
n ‘ ;
OUR DUOO¢53 THE SILK
IS HAVING AND
WHAT PEOPLE DRESS GOODS ’
WANT. g HOUSE. >
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BOSTON STOR
NORWALK. COIN. I. Y. OFFICE. M2 BROADWAY.
New Lawns,
New Dimities.
New Organdies,
New Lappet Mulls,
New Dress Goods,
New Silks, '
New Laces,
New Gloves.
kind of :m mlvcrtioomout, is more then realized in our
glove dopartmeur. We place on sale. Saturday, a com-
plete new line of spring colors. in Hmtton glacc, at; $1 per
pair, guaranteed the beat dollar glove in America. lbw.
ton and 8-inch mousquitairc suedos. in black Very sup-r.
ior quality, real value, :5! .75; per pair, $1.510.
Jackets.
We will mt carry our own they all must go, no matter
whether thoy cost $10 or iiil'J, all Wlll go at $3.5”, $3 and
$650. No othcr priws.
Capes.
15 black ("apt-S. tl1:lt.\voro$l..‘rl to $7, all at our prim, $3
Children’s Caps.
Coming on to spring the babies must. huvc now caps.
”or line is the lurgcst we ever had. 250 to $2.30.
Ladies’WoolenWaists.
Gray. navy andblau-k. all Wool $1.2"), with or without
white collar. Navy blur and block surges, $2 .30.
0
Dress Goods.
l0 piocos all wool mixtures, ltd incbos wulo, 25".
_ 30 pieces, all the Intent shades and colors, 50".
2 pieces $1.50 drop d‘otc, not).
10 piems tlue broadcloth, 5t inc-hen wide, for lullm‘ suits.
in hellotrope, nlivc, brown, myrtl“, mode, and blank, 3| ,(l'l
Silks.
10 pieces fancy silks for waist, 2.31:.
10 pieces India mlk, navy, holiotropn and black, Zl'Jw.
25 pier-e5 cameo tullotaw, all the shavlvq of thv primmtn:
colors, dim. '
30 pieces, all now. for waist.
You better buy your munmer muslin undcrwear now.
The variety and prices are right: look at ours.
Laces.
We have pun-hmml for tbiq m'amu'n trad", and :m- now
showing the largest lino of choice lanes and color-I nw-r
noon in Connecticut. ’i‘hu limv cmnprioes orientala. silks
and vulvncicuncs. in whim, vromn and butter colors, and
the prices are guaranteed 1—1; loss than regular value.
Gloves.
In this department our miles arc stcrmlily on tho incrmu" l
-undtho old saying that. a satisllcd customer is the bent
()ur kitchen department is now, as it always has been, complete in all its details.
at the right price, is the reason our kitchen department is successful.
THE NORWALK BOSTON STORE,
Cor. Main and Wall Streets, Norwalk, Ct.
Anything you want.
HELLO 58 2
Don’t Grape in the Dark.
The result of buying and selling in a lmphamrll way is well described by the old saymg,“Unc Blind Man
Lends Another Into the Ditch."
Follow the crowd and buy your groceries whcrc trade necessitates the purchase of anew stock every few
days. This is the only assurance ol fx'csllncos. Big drive this week in jams: [So for large jar.
I’crris harms and boneless bacon a trial, the best goods produced. The Norlhtield creamcry butter in half
pound prints, 28c lb or 4 lbs lur$l. Sells with a rush. Don't use old Imported beans, when you can call
here and get new native ssock. Extra line Chlit'ornia seedless oranges. 45C (107.. Will weigh from S to 9 lbs
per dozen. Evaporated peaches, raspberries. cherries, etc. 4 lbs extra line Gilt ‘ Edge Creamery Butter,
for $1. 4:5 lbs Standard Granulated Sugar, $1. Have you over traded with us ? ll.ook over our stock and
it will be easy [or you to «lecidc what to cut. Strictly pure guflt’lh. loaves! plssiblc prune.
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR, Leading Grocer,
33 West Washington Street, South Hormlk, Ct.
Give the
noun-—
u: do WANT ALLOTHE NEWS .2
Evening Sentinel Left at Your House
Regular.....
our Own Fault!
llyou do not have any money lcll out of your wcck's wages
after paying your grocery bill (live us a trial onlc * and wc
will prove to your entire satisfaction that you will save
utoucy by dealing with us.
SOME OF OUR MONEY-SAVERS.
lb it:
It |§Y
Sperry d: lluruos' nhouldcru, 0‘
7 burn ”who mmp. .«u: .lonos’ beet llour, por bug, "in:
Both. nodu crackers, lb or , ll lb» bench-an codllwh, 3.3", .3 “album kvroucno oil, 4;...
Walter lluker‘n coon: . '3"! box 11"” l 7 lbo bout alert-h, also an the bout buckwhcut. tluur, $1 on
Gold dust p‘k'g'v 17c 1n lbe rolled out», 33‘), 2:; the gmuulutod sugar, all .Im
' I S l f S d F b l
Spoon 3 e or atur ay, e . 3. ~
Sperry 8L llnrncs’ sugar cured shoulders, tlc lb; .‘llb package 01
prepared buckwheat, Hc.
NEW vo‘nkeROCERv co.
m’Donovnn put
v e
“mg, . . . . . . South Norwolk.
to ARE 3? “All! IT'RII‘I'. NOIWMJ‘. ; ,
f , ,
Norwalk Chronicler