mo mo. dress- and.
\ , upward. Qt. 8.8mm: & 69;}
atom anon. daughter or navi-
Alain street, inlet. 2
amount cloak. ism. n. Y. mht.
Butler Lodge. 1.0. 0. R. will. confer
all ‘tiatory degree tonight. -
p . Wig. Sturtevant today received a car-
ladder White More moments.
were...”
‘ ., meeting of the trustees of
nearer: church‘will be held tonight.
_: '—'sg'nl‘ cortices-sewers. Don't
fail purchase apair at M. S. Smith
«#093.
, mm w. Rogers today received a
‘ {97 model lady's Spanlding bicycle. I‘r.
’ L ' ia‘abaauty. .v .1,
. ‘f—Pfof. Gibson will receive intending .
pupils at his etude. it Well street. Nor-
walk.ou Tuesday and Friday afternoons.
Harry Street, genenil utility man; for
Raymond Brothers. is convalescent
after a two weeks‘ illness. .4
. “Fishing sin—Rh ”Flash." with live
.‘Jbodiishmt (lo per lb. .is at the Washington
: atreatbridge.
Raymond Brothers are discharging a
cargo of coal at Wilson Point for custo-
mers up the Danbury road.
-—Piel’s Real German Lager. at Ratch-
ford'n. 44 Main street. Nor walk.
_...- ......_~—._
Raymond Brothers have aeontract for
furnishing material for the new four-
track drawbridgc pier at Cos Cob.
—-A large variety of idle. aprons afhalf
price. 23c. at bl. S. Smith & Co's.
Richard G. Mitchell. formerly of Nor-
wallr. has the honor of being the chief
decorator at the White House in Wash
ington tor the inaugural ceremonies.
., ~Fresh fish, 5? it}. mitt.
Charles Hoosgood. employed by Ex-
preasmnu L. J. Reynolds, injured one of
his fingers badly. yesterday afternoon.
by catching it between the side of a
stair way and a piano.
[-Secoud naiii'iiiéyéiés wanted in ex-
chauge. South Norwalk Hardware Co.
Carpenters commenced work at
Batch. Bailey a- Co.'s mill. this morn-
ing. getting out the heavy wooden
frame wcrk for the new stone crusher.
The foundation for the apparatus is now
beiaglsid at Blue Mountain. and the
machine will tn- set up next week.
~Half price sale of gents' tics. 50o;
tics, 250.. at M. s. Smith to Co's.
John L. Sullivan's Extravaganza com
puny gave one oi the most satisfactory
pcrforrnanccs of the theatrical season.
at Hoyt's Theatre. last night. to a very'
large audience. The vaudeville per-
formers were excellent in everything
they undertook. and John L. did mine
posing that was very good. He was
greeted with prolonged applause on.
each appearance.
I'llty V0!" Alto
his lathe cradle in which the" now
That thought oi n philanthropic brain:
Q "tardy that would make ills m
For the tnaltltndss that were racked
- with pain.
i m sen-omits. as nails. you new
It ayes. scan .0 years us.
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Ayer’s Sarsapsrllls
fluctuation!“
”h . Todayltdotb'bc
. mowworldilhas
" thththesscrsrt
tamer? linear-cal 'l‘hs
“ “Midfieb
‘thcneidhulhllatbslfprlee..atlt. s.
(norm Buttery. of Oomtcck ave~
nae. ill ill of the grip.
Miss Helerth'iynn hasbeenappoiutcd
librarian 'of the new library of St.
Mary’s church. m" ,
~Escallops. 35c. icy. mkt.
new Schmidt has left the employ
oi Emil Dar-beck, the Neutral! Hotel
Wm. ‘ V
‘ The chlldren hf Attorney Joseph}.
Gray, of Morgan avenue, are ill of
whooping cough. “
’ Henry Beheuk has opened a tailor ee-
tablishmeut in the store occupied by Er-
nest Barthel. in Donovan's block.
Chief of Police Volhner went to Al'-
bany, today. and iromlthere to Bull‘slo.
to bring back Nicodeino Impassino.
~~Danoiug at Luther Wright's Broad
River shop postponed until Friday
night, on account of weather.
Schiller Btumm. R. 0. U. M. met last
night and voted to celebrate the fourth
anniversary of the Tribe‘s organization
the latter part of the mouth.
Thefair committee of Pioneer Castle,
A. 0. K. M. (3., will meet at the resi-
dence of N. E. Peck, No. 4 Cross street.
Nor-walk.
i
The Norwallt Street Railway company
is experimenting with a new process of
rowhide nearing for its cars. It permits
of the running of cars without grease.
'l'he Daughters of Liberty. auxiliary
to the American Mechanics. held a suc-
cessful-masquerade ball in Mystic Chain
Ball, last night.
Tristrain" 85 Hyatt are showing an
entire newline of spring dress goods.
including all the latestproductions of
foreign and domestic looms.
—Da_ncing at Luther Wright‘s Broad
Bi 5’ shop postponed until Friday
ni ht. on account of weather.
W
A basket~bail contest. will be held in the
Armory. Thursday night. March ilth.
between the Stamford Y. M. (.3. A. and
the Peqnonnock toning.
A children‘s storeopticon entertain-
ment will be, given in the Norwalk
Opera House. nrday afternoon. The
illustrations will be composed of mechan-
ical s. l‘lllt‘dliiv'}. tritium“. a1 and
humorous pictures.
Hartley Pin-trick. of Conrtlandl Place,
is a victim of the grip.
Andrew Callahan was nrrestedyestor-
day afternoon for vagrancy. by Chief of
Police Bradley. He was ttxlsy sentenc-
ed to tifteen days in jail.
It is said that Mrs. Darius Nash
Coach. of hands street. will term leave
Norwnlk for 'llannton, Mass. to reside
permanently. and that she will have a
handsome mideuee erected there,
Charles (inntuieri. who recently to
enlisted in Company F. after five years'
service, has been reappointed quarter-
master seruoant,dating from February
10th. ‘~
A meeting of the list :l'rhnniers' Mati-
ciation will be held next Tuesday at ml
Washington strict.
elected and a full attendance is re-
quoted.
The young people at the Attic-ml
Methodist Episcopal church held a con.
cert, last night. and it was a stratifying
success. both financially and socially,
netting about $20.
The funeral of David 13. Hill was
held at 9:30 o‘clock this ntlornoon min
his late residence in East avenue. Rev.
'1‘. K. Noble clitoiatlny. The intmnent
will be in Albany. N. Y.
whitest Variety of Oriental and linen
tllly laces st halt price. It. 8. Smith &
Go's.
'l‘hst "Mum don't lie" is lilastrnted
advertieenicnt today. They show how
you can assholes callous ct paint cost
only 75 040 cents a action. If you want
tbs best ready unite paint they can sup-
ply it. 1'
The ease of Joseph lists. offload)
hermit. vs. The larval! Printing
www.munptcr trial in the an.
porter Court. today. The molasses
m sshpmsssd yesterday afternoon by
wanna-noel. The salt in
velvesseislcttcr W on current“
musical la the lien. rewa-
4s
m . .Mrecacllim it
new.“ I .2 «
titlioers will be .
la Lionntcclt. Watkins it Dow's new ‘
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'Abaolntcly Pure.
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HIRPER’? WEEKLY
'ln I397.
With the end of 1896 Harper’s “'eeltly'
will have lived forty years. In that time
it has participated with all the meal and
power at its command in the great polilii
cal events of the most intonation and int-
portant period in the history of the country .
and it. has spread before its readers the
accomplishments of science. arts and let.—
teris for the instruction of the human mind
and the amelioration othntnan conditions
and of runners.
What the Weekly has been in ita spirit
and purpose, as these have been monitors-
ted principally in its editorial pages. it
will continue to be. '
it is nnrmible tuiannonnce with pro
olsion all that the Weekly will contain
during the your user. it were as easy to
announce what is about to happen in the
world, whnt triumphs for good govern-
ment are to be won. what atlrnncea of the
people are to be made. what in to be the
outcome of the e lutinnoun struggle ile-
tween the npirila of wnr and mace, whirl.
is to happen in the for East. Mint is to he
the state of Europe tu‘olve mom li-i hence.
what new marvels. of science are to l».- re
vealed, or what are to be the achievemenh'
of arts and letters, {or the Weekly in to be
a pictorial l't‘t’tmi of all this.
Cartoons will continue to be a feature.
Serial Stories: « ISr-u' England story
by Miss Mary H. ’llliioc vvill begin in.
January. A tale of n Greek, [Turisiun
Against the Turka. by Mr. E. l". liens m.
the author of “Dodo." will follow. A
sequel to "The House-Bout. on the Styx.“
by)”. John Kendrick Bangs, illustrated
by Mr. Peter Netti-ll.
More short Stories: will appear in the
Weekly than it has been lloelhlllie' to pin.
lieh during ,lr‘ulal.
Department»: Mr. W. ll. livm‘i-ll‘s
"Life and Leticia." have been turning the
roost. elmrnting features of purl-«limit litw
rnture: Mr. l‘LS. Martin. and other»: will
contributeolmorrutinm on what i4 going
on in "This Huey Worltlz" "Amateur
Sport," will remain the most important
department of its kind in the country.
The Weekly will L’llnllllllt' to [)l‘t'di‘lll. to
ito readers tho World’s. new mom 'iutermt
int: to Americans. to unite important ml-
vdnces in lmllt the: litemry mill lll‘llrtllt‘.
feature-e. and to retain for itself the loud
lug: plow in the illustrator! j'tlll'llillla‘in oi
the wul'ill.
Xou‘npapers are not to rope this miter
linemen? without the l‘hpl’t‘en‘ urtler of
Harper & llrot hers
ii A n P if we w it I: n i. Y.
For One Year. “All?
l’ostoge tree no oil nulwrrilwr» in the l'ni
lit‘il Strum». l'ulmillt Jillll Muster).
Address.
llAlil’lill e; lliltll'llllllfi.
l‘. illlox lbw. S. Y. City.
W
.
. W‘s? am
Hard Time
Prices.
Lord, 1 lbs.
l’orterhonm Rio-ilk.
sirloin riteuli,
l
. 234'
15c
llc' ll»: ‘3 ll»: din:
(thickens. lih‘ lb
Give Us a Call
and we will are you to per cent, on the
«Milan
H; C. FRY.
(.Illli. IlElilllCN AND. .‘ p .
mvsnsmn Mas. ~*""“'”‘v“
“See!”
m...»
l
a
too lbs Puts White
had costs, $5.25
7 cats. llsw Oil st
33 etc gallon. 2.3 l
" $1.55
Makes 10 gallons point cost.
ing 75 (Mile per gal.
()rii‘yon Want the best ready
mixed point there is made.
, we have it: .
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Round Steak. me lb
Shoulder Steak. Mo lb
Pluto Beef, lo lb
Pot Roast, fie lb
N. H. Hiring. lilo lb
N. H. Shoulders. lilac. lb
since '2 you...»
Vflbcy lemons. “ '
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EDWARD
s eszrrrr. BUILDIIB.
V
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Mauritius
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llotll in Doe
I. M. JACKSON Photographs".
ELEGANT srszsr
put them in good running order.
anions l'or tho
a
1‘.) Not tli Main Street.
F. D. LAWl'OlM 60.32 South Iain Street
STREET.L
it will pay yen to creation the
‘1” '. . ...BARGAINS
~' MARCH 29.1897, ‘
IS MOST HERE.
Bicycle Repairixgl _.
The tent of our tools have arrived and We are now fully equipped lode all kinds
of repairing and light llllliflllllti jabbing. and our ten years of experience as trodes
mm makes us ix-el instilled in claiming ability to doimtvclans work.
no high prim! men to pay. but do our work onrmlvesmnd consequently we do not .
have to charge nun-y prices. “'1' overhaul and adjust bicycles and guarantee to
laulies’ wheels crucially attended to. We are
. it; , so
_ 20 for 18‘ ct:
jar so n o.
a
We oiier you. When taking inventory, we marked everything “way
down. Some articles we marked at 1-4 and Ir 5 of their cost. "
lu’dress trimmings, we make quite a display, and prices are so low you
will say you never saw them so cheap.
We know you will find something to buy if you look
them.
EDWARD STREET!
NORWILK COII.
' This will be another bargiiin week.
We will do even better by you than we
did last week. Read the following
prices: . .
Roast Pork. lo a lb
Sausage, tie a lb
' Sirloin steak. lie is lb
Rib Roast. from no to 120 a lb
Corned beef, from 5c to ll) a lb
Fresh Hams, 10c n lb
Fresh Shoulders. 7c a lb
A full line of fresh fish at the lowest
price. Free delivery.
New York Market
nails 5. avast. Prop.
m. BLOCK. WASHINGTON sync-er
I9 Railrondp‘l’looo.‘
' ‘afik‘S'fi'N’STHUTOGRTFHS
Inst-us mam Standard of Excellence!
. and [twenty of Finish. JACKEOK'S PLATINOTYPE PORTRAITS are beau-
! int and last i. rover. interiors-and all nnehltectnral work a eWhlltY.
83 Wall Street. Harv-Ill. ct
llAl’l'I Ytll' SECURED TICKETS ON THETWU
snunrut PEERLESS sicchEs
We Give Away Free?
ON THAT DATE.
SPLENDID WEARll
I
SUPERB FIT!!!
-——-— AND-mm
PRICES THE LOWEST!
Make a combination that Cannot be BEAT.
GLOVER’S DOUBLE SHOE STORE,
‘ ‘40 and 4.2 Wallvétreet. NORWALK. CONN.
We have
ldc, Syracuse, Empire and Princeton
.. Bicycles!
And we carry it full line of Cameras and Photographic Supplies at the
lowest prices.
RICHARDOON IRO'. *
a
South Norwallt.
I!
”Mill unonn onenanrna. .
l“? menisci-ea ureter.
Actual cost loss that tons per 1st.
Whits'l ..
HOU‘E
so feet long an feet wide. to feet
high. Continua monoculture feel. it
will take for two costs,
it Ostlcns tongue I lsrtlsss
Pslats. rustle tints:
malice L. audit l“'alm,
3-4 “ Llansd ,
Colon,
use
s3!
I?“
W
" ti.
on Once PllttlALLON. 1’
to. mm can. to.
6
when you will seek areliable
gram dealer; where you may
find the best grain and pay
no more for it than you
ought to. '
When that time comes,try
and. remember Hatch, the
grain dealer. .
We are speaking of your
first visit; thereafierpwe shall
be sure oi your patronage.
Buy oats that's clean.
W...
Manuel T. Hatch.
Branch Office, Solmrms’ Liv-
‘ cry Stable.
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WANT ANYTHING ?
No need to. Advertise
in the South Norwalk
Evening
Sentinel.
Glad Tlllngr.
‘The specific for Drsmnsln. Liver Complaint
libeumntlsm. Costiveuess. General Debilitv
t~'llnmn'e Celery him: tor the Nerves. This
lit-rival tunic stimulates tltwligeadve organs.
regulates the llv vi residues the system to
rigorous henltlr'rm: energieii. Sanwiesiree.
longest) [mt‘tiilutltil'vflntl one. field oulyliyu.
ngllllrfim.$0ulh bcrwnlk. and E. P. \‘leeil
. i run. .
Entire Line
of 50c ’
M / I r
Hsrslt lslnBlscli and
i .
R"
Reductions in
$7 . 5
is the price we are " ..
our $11) and 12.00 , '
This is a good '
you to save from ’2‘:- ,
$4.50 on a suit; moatl
sacks—browns, blacks
checks and mixtures. , ,
A few dozen men's sweat:
ers, with sailor collard, no:
blues and wine colors}: .
50c
Our gnaranteei Y9
ey refunded. - -
Store open evenings;
It 300'"! Ill!
So. lcr'nlh .,
IILFORD I. IIINI‘
'mo anonwanx. . L
stones. 5 so. nonwaux.
.....3é°2>.
IN ORDER TO MAKE ROOM FOR SPRXNG STYLES.
lmperirsls. Four-in-Hands, Puffs, had)
. Tacks. ‘
DAVIS,The Tailor. ;
anieber.
Mabscltemc lletal Black. ‘
. Norwnllt,
FALL NEGKWEas
Open every evening until 9 o'clock.
m' ‘2‘
South some.
"away“. .. . “mm ‘ ..
It isn’t Any Iflcrt '
to ride one of the bicycles that we Ill
They spin over the around so easily“
you imagine that something also it“
your loss is furnishing the motive m’ l. .,
Because they run curler. thsylsstm _,
some.
{9 MAIN smear.
"I’LL PUT A G ,
anticancer mm
in f minutes." Push
fllrdmc walls of 0mm ,
with the greatest society « ‘
gratin allthcnlw calms. ‘
«(fl minim z. '
21th your walls.» ‘
mica
Pall
tot-um V
M mm use
tsu’cappllcs. .
Norwalk Chronicler