Mull. O. Keeler, otMottavcnualsill.
manometer; built on George .
‘ Barrett's mansion in Monty street.
‘ mmmm.c.n.m-.
"history hawthorn-rm we
. ‘ l“ ”I". ”If, Madden. 0’ PW street.
is slightly improved.
Thirty-film- idle men spent last night
in the Not-walk statim house.
‘ The daughter of Conductor Warren.
who has been quite ill.wss taken to
Springfield, Mess” today. for treatment.
Councilman 13.1.. Boyer, of Main
steeet, centinnes to improve from his
recent severe illness. ‘
Mrs. Harry Bailwltz. of Union ave»
nae. is seriously ill of pneumonia. She
is reported better today.
The Broad River chapel was hand-
somely decorated. last night, in prepara-
tion for the New England dapper to be
given there tomorrow night.
Stiles Curtis and Edward G. Hoyt, of
Norwalk, are doing jury duty, today, in
the Criminal Superior Court.
Mrs. J. A. Decker hue an announce
ment of interest to those desiring in—
struction in dress cutting or dressmak—
irg.
Monday night a down freight train
on the Danbnry and Norwalir division
broke in two, and theltwo motions came
together with great force. Trnllio was
delayed for a short time.
u
George Hendrican was arrested last
night by Ollicer Morehouse for intoxica-
tion and abusive language. He was to
day tried before )udge Hubbell, who
lined him 39. sentence being suspended
The water was left running in the
Nor-walk Opera House. last night, and
the stage became partly flooded. Th:
water run through the’floor and damag-
cd‘th‘e ‘ceiliufi hi‘ the rear of Adams
Brothers' market.
3";
Daniel Keogh has been elected captain
of the track team of titty members at
Friends college, Providence. A brother
of Captain Jack James of Norwalk, will
leave here April 2nd to join the baseball
team. "m_
John H. Ferris went to New London
today, to see Major 8. S. [reach about
removing the stories that have been
dumped north of Dorlon‘s Point. They
have been a menace to navigation for
several years. ' ' ,
‘irst Sergeant Howard N. Godfrey
has reenlisted in Company F. At the
expiration of his present term Mr. God.~
trey will have been in the service nine
years. lie irons oi the most ehlcient
and popular members of the company.
The Norwnlk Barber-8' union met last
night and elected Richard Aboudroth to
membership. and received two propose
tions for membership. At the close at
business an adjournment was taken to
the Imperial cafe. where supper was
served. , _
Vice-President Garrett A. Hobart has
recently been elected at directorln the
Goodyear international Shoe Machinery
etympany. Colorado. E. H. Mathewson
is also a member of the board of direc-
tors. having been prominently identified
‘ ' with this company since its organisation.
Banana A. William will appear at
the (antral club house. tonight. in
libshsspoarc's “Taming of the Shrew."
Theolub-hoosa has been new for the
purpose. and whatever is cleared over
and above expenses will go to the Con»
teal club. Only a limited numb-r of
tickets here been sold. so as to conform
to the rpm.
Till calcini- ol‘ the city of 11mm
stomach plssud‘ with the manner in
which the Tramway extettslon within
the city limits in Westpcrt arenas is
bring courtroom. The rend it not be-
ing turn up on both sides at cm lilac.
heiismsd only on one side. thus allow.
tog molest: at room to past thirty.
(lit: Attorney Lockwood said today that
the Tramway precious“ than tar does
all that the city requires of thorn.
m! .
mttmmmwwow
on 'W MM to our ‘
new tutorials-Wand
. Mill Will
"wants;
*3 a.”
a. ‘moumnmm
‘nhmuhmam alghistsc’olcohl . «
in worming... our.
“ canon '
afternoon.
arm Loesnh’sws on he"
hold smearing Morrow
r” ‘ lug. audits. Joseph G. anuings will
occupy their place. corner of Palrlicld
mum ng street. in the spring.
Raymond Brothers have a cargo of
coal in daugatuok for
Wen-indict place. " .
The case oi David Banuh vs. Mrs.
Louissli'swcettissetdowu for trial in
the Town Court. next Monday.
hire. a. H. shin: will occupy John
Crew's house on Elmwood avenue and
Golden Hill street. Mr. and Mrs. Craw
Millpond a portfou of the summer with
them.
Mrs. John B. Lawrcnc her two
youngest children. of Olsremont. N. 3..
are visiting Mr. and Mrs. ‘ Charles M
Lawrence, of Lowe street.
Uncas Tribe,I. O. B. 11., conferred
the Hunter’s degree last night, on one
candidate. Indians were present from
Norwslk. New Canaan and Stamford.
Street Commissioner Martin Kellogg,
with a force of men and carts, commenc-
ed this morning removing the surplus
mud from the pavement in Main street.
Nor-walk. .
Willie Frendenthal, of Wolfpit Hills
who was seriously injured by being
kicked in the face and breast by a horse.
Saturday. is doing nicely. and will no
doubt eventually recover.
Four cars of lumber and one at brick
have arrived at the South Norwalk
depot. They are to be red in the con-
struction of St, Peters‘ c arch in South
Main street.
A barn owned by Josiah Hawkins. of
Southport, situated on the Beach road,
was destroyed by tire shortly after 5
o’clock yesterday afternoon. The barn
contained n number of farming imple-
ments, but no live stock. and is a com-
plete loss. The origin of the tire is not
known.
The first of nseries of organ recitals
and Lenten readings to be held in lllv
South Norwalh Congregational church
every Tuesday evening during Lent.
was given last night. The readings by
the pastor. liter. Gerald 11. Board. in-
cluded chapters from Mary Emily Case's
“The Love of the Werhl," and several
poems by Herrick. Klingle and Tenny—
son. Organ numbers by Thomas iv)
Perkins were rendered.
An interest programme for the mid-
week service. tomorrow night. at the
South Norwslk Congregational clmrc-h,
has been prepared by the Woman's hits-
tionsry society. The subject will be
“The Work of the Congregational Eda
nation Society", An historical sketch of
the society will be read by Mrs. I. 3.
Keep. E. l]. tlntnbart will give a brief
address on "The School Work of the
Society," and a "Summary of the
We: " will begiven by Miss Margaret
McClure.
social—firs Entitled}.
lisw run on Psssls sum "0mm new
new om
Viola P. Voigt is spending a few days
with her aunt in Danbury.
Contractor (loot-go W.'Drsm wmtt to
button, yesterday.
George l... Taller. of Albany. is spend.
lug a few days in town.
J. l’. Treadwoll, of North avenue. is
spending the day in New Milford.
..s....m..... up...
Mrs. Edward Wilson. of Chennai
street. Norwalk. is today reported as
being worse.
The conditiutlot Mr. ‘nntl Mrs. James
Mitchell. of CM street. Norwslk. con»
tinsel about the Mine.
Charltn Lehrc. ct New l'urlt. ls visit-
ing Mr. and Mia. lllcswelter. of Rall-
roati place.
inward Couch. ut'l‘sunton. Mass. is
the guest at his mother. live. i). N.
Conch. ct lease street.
The Catholic club held a meeting last
ulaht. utter which a social tints was en-
ler'd» W .......
Miss Barrie Bates started this more»
lrs tor be: m in Dover. Kan». where
she will tale a three moaths' vacation.
use ionic Van Winkle returned.
g“ seabirds}. to Mansfield. after a two
wovlts' visit with her music. lites Limo
heater» ct hoes street.
“Mutual!“ W “pacer. cf
CHM MM ills Joli! ”about
bits Mm messy tn scant liar»
t
3W .
‘ l l
E '
§ Absolutely Pure.
"Skinned tor its tleavsulcg aim
nummlmt'mwfmfii'ha‘hhh on com“?
man i so can Manda... . .
tax. unto Pownnn (30.. New York.
nu...“ 0m...
Miss Emma Butterfass. who has been
thegnest of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Barthel,
will return to her home in Ridgewsy,
Pa., tomorrow.
Miss Cora Bartlett, who has been the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. ll. Swords,
returned to her home in Meriden, yes-
terday. --. M.--“
The Misses Eve and Mamie Scotield
of Harbor avenue, entertained the Old
Maids’ Whist club, last night. Guests
from New Canaan were present.
John Malone. of Center nvcnnc, went
to the Norwulk hospital, yesterday after-
noon, to have a cancer cut from his lip.
The operation will be performed this af-
ternoon. '
Now is the time for wheelmen to have
their repairing done. and Frederick W.
Rogers. No. it) Main street, is the place
to have it done.
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Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. Becker and
Mr. and Mrs. William C. Jesse expect
to attend the wedding of Miss Mary
Grape and William Nichols. in ;New
Canaan, this afternoon at 5 o'clock.
Miss May Finnegan entertaimd
friends last night at her home in Bar -
land street. The guests were Misses 13-
abelle and Charlotte Bosch. Maud Hoyt,
Emmantterfass and Messrs. W. A‘.
Wheeler. Stephen Jarvis, Samuel W.
Hoyt. Jr. ,Willinxn Benedict and Charh s
Pillow.
Mrs. Beecher's Funeral.
(Special to the Sentinel.)
Stsmiord. March ll)«—A simple semen
of scripture and prayer will be held at
of Mrs. Henry Ward Beecher. at the
residence of her sun-in-lnw. Rev. Samuel
Scoville. At 5:“). accompanied by the
mourners, they will be placed nbonrtlthe
train for New York. ‘ l’pon its arrival
there. the body will be removed to
Brooklyn.‘whcre. in Plymouth church.
the remains will lie in state until 2
o'clock Thursday afternoon. when Rev.
Lyman Abbott will perform the lost
rites.
~llr. a. c. Flower es lotus Leaves.
Dr. R. 0. Flower says: "It is my
candid opinion that Lotus Leaves will
cure nine out oi ton of all female dis-
eases." Price $3.00. For sale by R. B.
Pluistod, tlrtlggist.
TO LET A
nn Fal'nrltblo'l‘nt'mr. b‘twnwo in the l ow
Lincoln Building.
warren s't'nnsr, we noons mum
\vAslllMi't'nx aTlll-iltl’.
For use at Stores. Worlehups. Or for
hintinlnotnring Purposes.
Location Central; littsnrposml Shipping
Facilities. '
l'ower ll‘nmishetl to Tenants on Long
bonny.
Possession Now Given: on April Ist
helmet.
TAYLOR d: GOLDEN.
14 WAlilllNilTl lN,tl'l'llEliT.
mil in:
.‘imseéfil,’
I00 lbs Pure White
Lend costs, $5.25
7 gets. ilsw Oil st
33 etc gallon, 2.3 l
81.“
Makes 10 gallons paint cost-
ing 75 (Mile per gal.
(hi! you want the best ready
mixed point there is made.
we have it :
F. W. DEVUE & (3038.
Q
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a bow.
4 o'clock this afternoon over the remains. -
ill WASHINGTON fi'l‘lllfll'. .
Shields“, .- ‘
Volcanic Oranges. - .. -
fanny Lemon. - " - -y
- ' 16 Per Found
20 tor 2! ate
. 16 for 2! ate
F.D.LAVITOI s cc. 22 South Iain Street
' DWARD ' STREET.
E
‘lt willpny you to examine the ‘
. . . .g. .BARGAINS
We offer you. When taking inventory, we marked everything ’Way
down. Some articles we marked at 1-4 and t 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.
,.Wc know you will find something to buy it you look at them.
EDWARD STREET!
.5 cszsrtr BUILDIIO. scnwsts cuss.
This will be another bargain week.
We will do even better by you than _we
did last week. Read the, following
m:
Rmst Park; in a lb
Sausage. tie 3 lb
Sirloin steak. ' lit: a lb
Rib Roast. from tie to 12c n lb
Corned beef, from he to tile lb
Fresh Hams,
Fresh Shoulders. To a lb
A full line of fresh iish at the lowest
price. Free delivery.
Hull 8. AYERS. Prop.
3 . .
DONOVAN BLOCK. WASHINGTON STREET
l9 Railroad Place. ‘
target‘s pronouns
.n..
i
mm” mm Standard of Excellence !
Both in Deeilm and Beauty ht Finish. JACKSON“ PLATINOTYI’E l‘Olt'l‘llAl'l‘s are beau»
titul and last l< .rever. interiors and all architectural Work It simimlty.
I. at. Jacxson Photographer. s: w." urea. Norw-lls, ct
.. 7 ‘MAANCNHWZMSMTTCSV 7,
ts nosr HERE.
HAVE YUL' SECURED TICKETS ON THE‘TWU
BEAUTIFUL PEERLESS BICYCLES
We Give Away Free?
ON THAT DATE.
ELEGANT s-rVLezsr
spnzumo WEAR”
SUPERB FIT!!!
-—--. axe—-
PRICES THE LOWEST!
Make a Combination that (Bonnet be BEAT.
GLOVER’S DOUBLE SHOE STORE,
rill and if! Wnll street. NORWALK CONN
A. Bicycle Repa’irin—él
M
The m4 .1! nor tools have tit-rived and we are now fully equipped to do all kinds
of repairing and light uuwhlne jabbing. and our ten years at experience as trndes-
mnn lllllltt‘lt as fuel instilled in claiming ability to do lint-class work. We have
no high priced men to pay, but do our work unrwlvesmrd consequently we do not
have m chttl‘gr funny prices. Wu overhaul and adjust bicycles and guarantee to
pot tlwm in goml running outer. lladies' wheels “botany attended to. We are
sgettts tor llit‘
Ids, Syracuse, Empire and Princeton
Bicycles!
And we carry a lull line of Cameras and Photographic Supplies at the
lowest prices.
RIOHARDION IRO'.
sin Street. — - South Nor-walk.
m.ws.mwm~-~ » . »
19 North M
m
.,......M........ MW... mm m w» WM
.
Wilhelm
so last long 39 feet wide. so feet
high. Contains workman" test. It
will talus for two costs.
It Callers harms a lsrtlm
. n.“'. ”h ‘MC:
tgslloe l... and it Paint, 01.30
are “ blessed .rs
Colors. or
list Dozen. '
ltlcalb . .
New York Market ‘
llnrlwttllulllt' stimulates thedlgostivn r ans. “m
regulates the liver and restores the sydtrgm to , '
,. vigorous health and energies. Samples tree. 1W0 NORWALK,
‘l'sigfitrulatgtonaztefi c‘vnntl fie. 8311:! only“; G.
« , “t . ' p a o
Sm k1" 1* ~ m an 90" arouse. so. nonwanx.
. mm-.. . y .
A
Mause
K'mwe
‘ Cheese
No better than we know “
grain; we ought to. . We
put all'our knowledge and
experience into that one
thing.
You get some of this exper-
ience dumped in with every
bag you buy here.
We are not guessing or
“gassing” when we tell you
that we can give you the
Reductions in my s
are the inducements m
J t :1: d
best grain the market af- gzlfiet you‘to part; with
fords; write or call. ' ' '
Buy oats that's clean. $7s50 ‘
.._w..- is the price We arenakiu
our $10 and 12.00: Btu
This is a good (than
you to save from ,, $2. ,
$4.50 on a suit; mostly
sacks—browns, blankd,
checks and mixtures.
' A few dozen memo-swell
ers, with sailor collars; up. ._ .
blues and wine colors.
500 ,
Our guarantee: Your
ey refunded. ‘ . .
Store open evenings.
Comsto
Bros.
u some Isles!
- So. lonely;
muons a. Olflll
Manuel T. Hatch.
Branch Office, Solmans’ Liv-
cry Stable.
WANT ANYTHING ?
lilo need to. Advertise
in the South Norwalk
Evening
Sentinel.
m
Glad radical.
The specific for Dyspepsia. Liver Complaint
lllwmnnttam. (lustivecers. General liebllity
iv. liam‘m's thlery King lot-the Nerves. This
cod Reading!
in this space enriches the pocket-book.
While the
Blue Bird
the harbinger of spring has not
m its appearance.
icd assortment of
for you inspection.
make to order the
our immense and var»
spring at ice is , .
We wil continue to
trousers for $3.50;
well deserved. Outline of
Ready-Made
Clothing x
will. as in years passed. our ass ‘
shown in town. Out speciult {his a
Open every evening until 9 o’clock.
DAVIS, Tha‘i‘a'ilor,
Clothier, Butter and Furnisher.
lshssltetas lletel lint. loath Iorwslh.
it Isn‘t day "or!
to ride one of the WWII! M “l w
They spillover the Mid III WM
yourlegslafurnisnlngihem' "
Breanne theytuam .MU .
Fred’lclt:
.9 ans eraser.
Norwailt.
“tn norm
Enrichcs the mind, but the kind found 3
yet put
which have won the reputation they or;
minutes that wants. fl “ "
is a nobby Colored Bosom hirt. at $1
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