'W J m We" lodgers it the
m am. not night.
lot thechnrch.
J, , Tram"! company’Ws line.
change South lion-walk Hardware“ Co.
, hicrwsllr denotels sick at his home in
“ Raymond street. J
, Fir-A new stock of ladies' dress shirts.
.JJ fromu. 25npwsrd. M. S.Smith&Co.’ s.
1'. D. Lawton. the South Main street
Wt. isrecovering from a severe pt
tank of the grip.
~Piel’s Real German Lager. at Batch-
J lord’s. 44 Main street, Norwallr.
Conductor George Porketon. oi the
Norwalk Street Railway line, is ill of
. the grip.
_ -—A large variety of £50on aprons at half
price. 23c.’t M. 8. Smith «It Go s.
Dr. Noble will give a lecture prepara-
tory to Holy Communion, this evening,
, in the Not-walk Congregational chapel.
—-Prof. M. 8. Boson. the well-known
wallet-Optician. can be consulted at his
allies. in the parlor of the City Hotel.
to 8 p. In Eyes— examined free.
Cockenoo Tribe, 1. 0. R. M..will have
a raising up of chiefs tomorrow night, in
the Athenmnm. The degrees will also
be conferred. w-
s v-Auheusor and Busch Lager on
draught, on and after Friday. March 5,
at Hamlin Qullner's.
Mrs. F. Hellman. of Roton Hill, was
., summoned to New York. yesterday. on
account of the serious illness of pneu-
mohiaothvrhrotfler.‘ ,, W
e—Fresh $311,512.31: Exxon.
J.
F C. C. Griswold. sumrintc‘ndcnt of
‘J ”Mam steals, lingo. it. v. mkt.
, St Msry’eLadirs' Aidassooiation will
ion a meeting tonight in the basement
‘W Sim«l Sample. ofltotonflill. isbuing
limbo in mi mm... oaths Nor-
, I‘ c-~8scond hind bicycles wanted in ex-
W. Nolan. janitor oi the South
agencies of the Connecticut General Life ?
Insurance company. was in town today.
c ailing on the hustling agent of the comv
puny hero, 8 S. L' Hommedieu.
Superintendent W. R. Arnold. of the
John Hancock Life Insurance company,
turned his ankle while walking in Stam-
ford. yesterday afternoon. spraining the
member quite badly, and necessitating
the use of a cane.
J ~Fishing smack “Mash" with live
oodflsh. at do per lb .is at the Washington
streethridge.
' The Young Woman's Christian Tenn
petition Union will hold a cobweb social
tomorrow evening at Knudsen II Hall in
Chestnut street. A good programme
has been arranged. anda good tImeiaI
guaranteed. Everybody invited to at
. tend. Admission free.
-~Large variety of Orientaland Chan
tilly laces st hull price. M. S. Builthtt
‘ Go's. -- J J
The South Norwalh Order of 1113th-
rophs held sregulsr session. last night.
in Mystic Chain Hill. Washington
street. Wilfred Bcdwcll was initi-
ated. Visitors who were present from
New Haven. Bridgeport and Kuwait
' Meipntedlu- the speech-melting. and
enJoysd themselves greatly. A line col»
lstlonvmr served at the conclusion of
the work. ~
«Auhsnser Wind Busch Lager no
draught. on and utter. Friday. lurch .3,
st Herman Quitner‘ as.
M the Ivaugellstlo men meeting
which is to be held in the blot-walk
Methodist llaiumpal church. tonight.
Rev. A. ll. Wyatt. the pantie. will be
amistsd by itsv. A. J. Smith. llev.
Chunks E. Benedict and the East live-
one Revival Baud. which will he led by
lteglnm Tired Field. :Tht hand will
onesisiotthsnuile churns and twontye
also or more. who recently produced
eunvmlcu Thurman will inelast
It“.
In Perfect Pill
moms... W“
mum. I
W: ’lemcnmnrun i
Morten Bineiugweietywillhold
mmmmnnsuoim
coucerttobegiveunestfieudsybmj
~Dsnolng st Luther Wright’s
River shop. tomorrow night.
The notion house Mennonite the east
bound station in So th liorwalk is being
moved today to a pzut inst south of the
Spring street hridge.‘
~Esoallops,35c n. r. mkt.
JThe uni-wok Iron Works to closed
yesterday on aceovmt of the funeral of
David 13. Hill. ol‘ Norwalk. who was a
brother of Eben Kilt: of the mpony.
W. m...—
—-All kinds of ilsh at the Star mht
E. '1‘. Bedford. at the sale of traitors
.- yesterday in Madison Square Garden.
paid the highest price for ihorsc. $3 400,
for Lillie Young. record 2.10%.. '
The case of Miss Susan A. Price
against Grant L. Eades is set for trial
before Justice Keeler, in the Norwalk
Town Court, next Monday.
Peter Johnson, employed on Board-
ley's mud dredger, was arrested yester-
day afternoon for drunkenness, and paid
alias of $5. imposed by J edge Hubbell.
Mrs. James Coloburn will entertain
the Inasmuch Circle of King's Daugh-
ters. of the Norwalk. Methodist Episco-
pal church. Friday afternoon at 3:30
o '.olcclr W "m J J.
-—'l.‘he| lowest prices and best stock of
iieh at the Star mitt.
St. Mary 5 Dramatic association last
night held a rehearsal 0! "A Confederate
. Spy.” which will be presented at the
Norwalk Opera House on Wednesday
evening, March 17th.
-—Sec Fields & Manson, Saturday.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union will hold its regular weekly meet
ing with Mrs. J. Richards. 31 Chestnut
street. Friday at ii o'clock. All interest
ed ones are always welcome.
The remains of the late David 15.
Hill new test in the receiving vault in
Riverside cemetery. Norwalk. They
will be taken to Albany later.
weroeevernl beautiful llornl tributes at
the funeral. yesterday.
-—l1erring. it i‘-, Star niht.
In the Town Conn, this morning.
before Judge HobbelLa bond of 8'me was
furnished by Paul l’opp. for the purpose
to the criminal term of the Common
Pleas Court. in Bridgeport.
The South Norwalk Congregational
church will hold its bi-mouthlv prepartb
tury service this evening at 7:45. After
a devotional half hour. the pastor. (ter-
tild ll. Board, will give the address pin
paratory to the Holy Communion.
in the Town Court. this morning. be-
fore. Judge Hubbell. a bond of .200 was
furnished by Paul ’I’opp. for the purpose
of carryingihe cm of Nicholas Verge
to the criminal term of the Common
Pleas Court in Bridgeport.
~Ladies' matinee Iloyl' n'l‘hcnlrc But
The Old Folks' club met last night
at the home of l}. .l ecoliold. in liar-
bor avenue. and enjoyed an evening oi
prugtesuive encln'o. The honors were‘
Won by Miss Mamie licolleld and
Charles hiauhorn J_
in spite of the storm. yesterday. twen-
ty- -two women our mind the meeting at
the Women’s Missionary zimlationln
the South Not-walk Congregational
church. The subject. hAramaic." was:
a very interesting one. Dr. l’srilce read
a piper on "Who are the Armenians?"
and All!» Ferris gave an account of the
"Relief Work."
«You can buy herring for Wit, at
liayoi' market
The mid-week election at the Hamill
limo“ Baptist church will he of am
Isl interact tonight. The subject will he
"(int Covenant ' Rev leonnrdiiinitli.
Mill. W. 0.001llnsnnd Mrs. (J. Elli Hunt
well will sing. Mr. Smith will aim
speak The members of the chart ii one
mole")? urged to be present. and em ry.
body will be cordially welcomed.
more. «at. it new mitt.
Thom tumult to be given in
the first Cosmonaut church on
machine. limit In. will be e
mm o! relentless from line-
tltevee. Mrs. liwklrlt and Miss
W will tender than. vocal
m hum his compositions. and
thlmpsmyviil be given by
”WsWMe “um "It.
It! “We. ‘l’hmwlll also he s
Jam m
' immumnmmW
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met m-m’m’n 1510 rim '
Absolutely lure.
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Iforrae
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s
. resonant museum.
on tongs-u Ewan oIIIomII p...»
and Thelri’rlendl.
John M. Kilboy, of New Haven. is in
Norwalk. visiting relatives.’m "‘
Mrs. Horatio Brown. 01' Danbury, it
the guest of Mrs. James C. Cotter, of
West Main street. 5
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Semple. of
West avenue, are spending a few days
in Hartford.
Miss Minnie lienry. of Menard street,
is entertaining lilies Albina LaPrise, of
Waterbury.
Miss Violette Wilkins and Miss Mar-
querite Slavic. of Low: street. aruguests
of New York relatives. 5
Eben J Church. left Korwalk ycsler
day afternoon forthc South. where he
will remain for :1 month.
~Grand matinee Hoyt's The -atre, Sat
Mrs. A. Estella Smith, of West avi-
nne will give a birthday card party. Sa-
turday, eroding.
-M.rs F. A. Nelson, of Ansonia. is
visiting Mrs. E. Hubbcll Hotchhiss. of
Arlhstrcct.
Mr. and Mrs. E. ii. Fillow. of Chest
nut street. Norwaik. are entertaining
Mrs. Libbie K. Thomas and son Freder-
ick. of ltidgelleidifl
John Trout. a well-known horse train-
er, trim for the past week has been a
Jguest of lsaac Hamilton. at the War.
wick Hotel. returned to listen. yester-
day.
Mrs John F lielley. formerly of
SonthNortvulk. nowof Puebla. Mexico.
ircxpected north sometime this month
There 'to visit friendss
~Bargain matinee.Bnyt‘sThentrcfint.
A party of young people residing in
the southern portion of the oily will
huveasocial tonight at the homo, of
Miss Carrie lngcrsoil. Liiniileb' nvcuue.
Eddie l'tzinger will provide music.
of carrying the case of Nicholas \‘argo
Hard Ti me
Prices.
Lard. libs
l'orterhouse SlI-n‘t.
“3.30
loo
Sirloin sitar. I It: lb; 2 lbs 25c
Round Steak. 10c lb
Shoulder Steak. like lb
Plate Beef. lc lb
Pot Roast. be lb.
N. H. Home. I00 lli
N. H. Shoulders, Illgc lli
Chickens. No II)
Give Us a Call
ill Ill-or.
, ' H e ‘c. FRYI
It‘lWWlillt’ililllW‘WllWKWl-lu W NW" "1“ C‘
7‘s I”
ee .
Inc the Pure White
Lead costs. $5.25
7 gels. Raw all st '
3! ate gallon. 2.3 l
$7.56
Makes 10 gallons paint coat
log 75 (Mile per 3;}!
Llrii'you want the best ready
mixed point there is made.
we have it:
F. W. DEVOE & COJS.
Gomttoek. Watkins
e Dee.
and we will save you in pvr cent. on the ~
It
EDWARDEE
We oller you.
rsnoytsme I. 3 x .‘q
9
FJ .D. MWTDI t 00.. 22 South isle Street
It will pay you to examine the
. . . . . BARGAINS
When taking inventory. we marked everythiugi' way
down. Some articles we marked at 1-4 and l 5 of their cost.
In dress trimmings, we make quite a display, and prices are so low you
will say you neversaw them so cheap._
We know you will iiui something to buy if yo n lttk them.
EDWARD STREET!
5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
J
This will be another bargain week.
We will do even better by you than we
did last week. Read the following
prices:
Rzziast Pork,
SHOW.
Fresh Rama.
1
A. W“ int-a
I9 Railroad Place.
ACKSOWN’ S PHOTOGRAPHS
!t!!!!!l'!!'!!l!!!!
.....
ems-ms mam Standard of Excellence I
Built In Dwign and Timmy nI Finish. JACKSON’ 8 I'IiA'l'lVYI‘YI’B PORTRAITS are lead-
tiful and last Inrovmr interiors and all architectural Work a spec lolly
.0!
t. M. JACKSON Photographer.
MAfiéWFIWWi9,W
'is nosr HERE.
HAY I} YUI'B
ox THAT DATE.
w.
ELEGANT awn-:9!
The reel of our tools have arrived and We are now fully equipped to do all kinds
J o) mpairing and light llltilflllllil Jobbing. and our ten years of experience as tradedD
‘ men makes llli fool instilled in defining ability to do ilrst-clesa work.
no high priced own to pay. but do our work «vIImelves,IIIIIl conminontly we do uni
Wr overhaul and ilinilltl bicycles and guarantee In
put in...“ in {and runningordor. luulics' whrvlu amoinlly attended to.
sgonie for lit
Ids, Syracuse, Empire and Princeton
have in charge fancy III-mos.
And we carry a lull line of Cameras and Photographic Supplies atlhc
SPLENOID wEARII J
supzna FlTlllW
--—- AND-—
pmcas THE LOWEST!
Molten (hvnibination that Cannot be BEAT.
GLOVER’S DOUBLE SHOE STORE,
40 and 42 W11“ street. NUR‘WAI.K. CONN.
Bicycle Repairing l
m
Bi icyclesl
lowest prices.
RICHARDQON IROI.
South Norwollt.
1i) MI lh Main Street. . .
as rates on W
IIoIIIIIsLII JcoJlJl.
Sirloin steak,
liib Roast. from
Corned beef, from
Fresh Shoulders.
A full line of fresh fish at the lowest
price. Free delivery.
New York Alarket
"All 8. AYERS, Prey.
DONOVAN BLOOK WASHINGTON STREET
.3 Wall Street. Nor-vol
I997.
BliL‘l RED TICKETS OR THE TWU
BEAUTIFUL PEERLESS BIOYOLES
We Give Away Free?
N. J
7cnlh
Scull)
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tie to We nib
50:0 lilalb
localb
icalbW
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We have
We are
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WWIIWIIre it islnBIWWscltiliWWdWW
White l
m...» .......-.-m
HOUUI .
yo lest long as lost wide. to loot
high. Contains 3,200 square feel. it
will take for two costs.
it Gallons teIIgIIIsII I lsrtless
Mints. ends this:
I gallon L. and M Paint, use
.34 “ Linseed a;
: I Colors. on
01.1
03 loco PIX tiALLON.
m
J , J.
. J J
2
1
J. grain dealer; where you may
Ready -Made ‘
Come
when you will seek a reliable W
find the best grain and pay
no more forgr it than you
ought to.
When that time comes ,try
and remember Hatch, the
grain dealer.
We are speaking of your
first visit; thereafter we shall
be sure. of your patronage.
Buy oats that' a clean.
; is the price we are
Mannel ‘TfiHatch
sbIW
" W . ‘ What»
Branch Oflice, Solmans’ Liv-
Merv Stable.
era, with sailor collate. navy
blues and wine colors,
u. on 5!.
50¢; w
«-4...
Our guarantee: Your
ey refunded.
Storeopen evenings.
Comsto
Bros.
II sourIIJ lsiII I“
So. larval “
name e. um!
*mo Jnonwam.
“STORES. 80. NORWALK.
WANT ANYTHING t
No and to. Advertise
in the South Norwslk
Evening
Sentinel.
. .
IiIsII Tidings.
'I'hoflpe ”I'll for Dvapopsin. LiverComplaJint
Rheumatism. (anti \f’l.er§. General Debi lty
inllnmn‘~ Celery Iilng inrthn Nerves This»
In rbaltnniv stimulates lhedigeatiw organs.
regulates the liu- -r and restores the system to
vigorous heulilmnd energies Samples (roe.
Largem-arksgee c and 160.801“ only lIyG
g1. .btlllmn. South hrrwalh. and E.
WM“
Good Reading I
_Enriches the mgind, but the kind found
in this space enriches the pocket-bonito
While the ‘
Blue Bird .
the harbinger of spring has not yet put
in its appearance. our immense and var-y
ied assortment of spring styles is .J
for you inspection. We will continue to W,
make to order the trousers for $3 50%.
which have won the reputation they so
well deserved Outline of '
CIothing , *
“ill as in years passed. surpass any
shown ill town. Out specialt this week
is a nobby Colored Boeom hirt, at $1
(lpen every evening until 9 o ’clock
DAVIS, The Tailor,
Clothicr. Hatter and Furnisher.
lshsehemo lletsl Sleek, tenth Israeli.
It leII’tgAIIy lilort
) to ride one of the bicycles that we fill
'l'hey spin met the ground ”WW”
you imagine that something din m.
your legs is furnishing the motive fl
Because they InnoIIilor. theylifl
Fred’k.W. R
19 MAIN cram.
Norwollt.
"not out a oration
THE EARTH
“1W Iii!“ .
ththe molest vW at
W'
page: in all the m
.IIIIIt
«dents in wold downtime
. dress (or your w ,
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