gripsthishomeinlllmorestarenu’e.
Taylcrgliolden. theraliable insur-
ammugiveaw‘ordot warning to
“amine“ advertisement today.
- Tristsamh Hyatt have a handsome
display of chiname theeastwiudcw
wcfthairstcrt inWallsn'eet.
\
—-th herring. 4o. Ii. Y. market. ‘
A meeting of the Woman's Christian
Temperance Union will be held with
Hrs. Richards. Chatnut street. Friday
ath.m.
Expressman L. J. Reynolds is today
shipping the household goods of Arthur
Williamson. of 20 Chestnut street.
hicrwslk. to Brccton. Mass.
The first part of the meeting at the
South Norwalk Baptist church. tonight.
"willbeapraise service with special
music. A cordial welcome to all. Rev.
Menard Sinith will assist the pastor.
' The Young Women’s Christian Tem-
perance Union will meet tomorrow
evening with Miss Annie Bishop. ll’I'
Washington street. at" I 4:5. All mom.
hers arerequested to be present. ‘
’1 __..___.._..
The summary process case of Everett
' E. Wheeler against Thomas Lent, who
occupied Mr. Wheeler's house at 22 Les.
iugtou avenue. has Men settled and Mr.
Lent has vacated the premises.
-—Roe shad. 120.; back shad lOc.; cod
fish. 60 .herriug. be. at the Star Market.
The drawbridge was opened about 7
o'clock this morning to allow the steam-
er J. Howard Lowndes to pass through.
The mud dredge: is at work just below
the bridge. and the Lowndes was crowd-
ed on the mud flats. The bridge remained
open twenty minutes before the oyster
steamer wad floated.
~Sleakcod. 10c. N. Y. market.
When you buy eggs. you want the
best and freshest' In the market. Loren-
soDibble is selling hen fruit from his
own henuery. and you pay no more for
it than. you do for eggs that are of
doubtful freshness. Mr. Dibble talks
in a new advertisement today about
soap, molasses cakes. Bartlett pears
and crackers.
‘ Ir. Krieger, of the leading milliner
ahd cloak store. in the Mahacksmo
Hem) block. is showing a most oom~
plate line of skirts in all the leading pat~
tom for spring wear. The ladies of the
"twin Inties will also be interested in‘ his
magnificent display of silk waists of the
latest mode at astonishingly low prices.
—Chickeus. 12 cents a pound; turkeys.
18 and 18 cents. at Star Market.
’. Comstock Brothers are already begin.
ing to talk about their spring clothing.
believing that it is better to be too early'
lhsu too late. This season they ham
put In an entirely new line of the chol-
cost productions of the tailor' a art at
”popular prices. and will make an «dust
to deserve success. They Invite SentinI 'l
roadgrs’ to oomeand see them. ‘
Before
Retiring....
take Ayor' a Pills. and you will
sleep better and wake in better
condition lor the day’ a work.
Ayer' s Csthartio Pills have no
equal as a pleasant and afleoh'
till malady lot constipation.
billousnesa. tick headache. and
all liver troubles. They are
sugar-coated. and so perfectly
prepared. thst they care with-
out the suaoysuesstspsrlencsd
la the use at so my III the
pills on the gasket. Ask your
«mist lg ysr's Cloth-MI
I.“ sunburn-planes:
"H
WWII” «rim
Hubertnunniug. oashisrst marina
Easymcnr'smstcremillof the'
, lionduy a band of the "madam" were at
' place where the mattered the were
cinnamon-yamJa
obhholoseom ., _,
Italian].
19th Lodge willrshearse
tolnorrownight. ‘
The engine and boiler for the town's
ast'ostecrnshlugplsntareupectedto an—
etommrow
g't failtogo'tothe NewEnglsnd
supper at the Broad River chapel to-
fishi-
Themnd-dredgeat work ed. John H.
Ferrls‘s dock attrmagreatdealofat-
tenticu. and the bridge is lined with
mule In any
—6tables;nickelaudwoodshcwcases.
sevenandeight feet; closet enclosed in
gin-.ailbargsins. at Jones & notch-
kIss'. '
The song service announced to be
heldinBrookside chapel. Sunday, the
14th inst. has been postponed. Rev.
B. 0. Sherwocdwill preach there at 8
p. In.
——Roe shad, lfic.: buck shad, 106.: cod
fish. 6c.; herring, be. at Hayes' Market.
Mrs. Day, a daughter of Isabella
Beecher Hooker. is the chairman of the
Hartford class in parliamentary law
which willbeled by Mrs T. K Noble,
of Norwalk.
The‘Norwalk Medical association met
last night with Dr. W. B. Bean. of
West avenue. There was a general dis-
cussion 0! topics of interest to. the pro-
fession, and a luncheon was served.
The first masquerade ball of Home
Hayloft will beheld tomorrow night in
Red Men’s Hall. Washington street.
The band. which is to furnish several
selections. will rehearse tonight at 8
o’clock. __ _ ‘
Fire yesterday morning totallydes-
troyed Pleasant View Hotel, three miles
from Daubury. Loss. 83.500; partially
insured. Origin unknown. The build-
ing was owned by Samuel Street.
The New York Grocery company will
have a special sale of codes next Batur.
day. In a new ad. today the company
names a few sweets to tickle the palate
and still be easy on the pocket. They
are sold at less than cost.
—Prof. M. 8. Roses. the well-known
ocnlist ”Optician can be consulted at his
allies. in the parlor of the City Hotel.
South Norwalk. Tuesdays. from 9a. m.
to 8 p m. Eyes examined free.
Richardson Brothers report that the
wane of winter has brought II percepti-
ble boom in their bicycle business:
They exhibit a line line of wheels at
prices that touch the pocket- book gently.
They also' Itow the beaten and non-est
things incameras. I_
I! “—37——
Eouductor Milton Clark. of the Nor:
was! Street Railway line. is rapidly be-
coming proficient in manipulating the
violin. and the other employees of the
linearelistening to the strains of an
chanting music while the chipples have
sought more quiet quarters. ,
,
Mrs. D: C. Sanford. wife of Engineer
Sanford of the Shell Fisheries‘ (III-
Iuislou. will leave in slow weeks for
Berlin. Germany. and will he joined
later by ”Engineer Sanford. Who isto ‘
make an impaction ol the German shell
fisheries for the German govol-umeut
I. wTIIrkeys. Ill and lilo. Ib.‘;
l..'.lc at Met Market.
The 1mm; Circle of Kings
Dau‘gIIteIIs, of the Nor-walk Methodist
chickens.
It III believed that tramps were respon-
sible for the dastardly attempt to week
the Baton express sear Stamford. Tues-
day moraing. A law daysaao tramps
was utossd acunnmodatious In tho
lockup. and went away muttering. (In
a tramp resources. which Is not: "ill
toned. Blues than all tramps hm Ills- .
W-
The Norwalk Pattern and llunuise
luring company will manna IIII bicycle
badasss this year usiaoiudly‘to hashing
theelaimofthaillewland and import
tholtharsryhsat wheels on the
aim. The lmpsrlalls stale In three
grades. all. see and m. while the more
land It a high-studs sIoo whoslnhssmy
III ital-b ml at near Meat. unhealt-
ally. as It is possible to asks a bicycle.
to will is In your interest to erosio-
WWIIIIIIII pills won't
pneumatic-Israelites.-
‘Irtesohnmmmmsuio. it. .. ”
a former Norwalk resident. to examine
samples of cushions and camels for the
pany calls attention to an electric bell
outllt. consisting of bell. battery, button.
Illt y feel of wire. staples and printed in-
structions which will and any person to
put the bell in successful operation.
'30-
Stove Explosion
TAYLOR Q GOLDEN
‘ South licrwalk.
Makes 10 gallons‘pnint cost-
Or if you want the best read y
camisole VlstIIIIIs
IIs WASHlNGTON S'i‘llliii‘l'. ,
‘* "Em
Ahablutely Pure.
"glob!“ 13:60,“! sreatleavenlcg
whatggm urined of WMMu com
llor ran Bmwci’onllflo. NewYcrk.
Georgefihellhoos. ofliain street?” who
is seriously ill. continues about the
same.
The condition of Mrs. Barry Bail-
wits. of Union avenue. who is ill of
pneumonia. remains unchanged.
The J. T. Prowitt company, yester-
day sold an Ideal bicycle. The com-
myhasthns far sold six wheels, al-
though the season has hardly opened
Conroy. Coleman. McIntyre and
Johnson are arranging for an athletic
entertainment In the Opera House.
about the 28th of March.
The Dorsey Oyster company. of New
York, has based one of the stores in the
Lincoln building in Water street. of
TaylordtGoldeu, and is doing an ex-
tensive business.
The raw-hide gearing with which Sn-
perinteudent Everitt Kyle. of the Nor-
walk Street Railway line, experimented
mentiy.. gives excellent satisfaction.
auditls pmbsbia that all of the cars
will be equipped with it.
I» +.—._........
An interesting programme on Christ-
ian educational work will be presented
at the {mid-week service of the South
Nor-walk Congregational church. this
evening. The pastor will conduct the
service.
A large committee was appointed at
the business meeting of the Ladies‘ us-
sociatiou. yesterday. to meet Mr. Duty.
Norwalk Congregational church.
The South Norwalk Hardware com-
Prcbats court Items.
The will of the late (.lenoral Darius
Nash Couch was admitted to probate
yesterday
hewillofthclgla Charles E mm ',
admitted to probate several days
A Gasoline
iu Torriugton, Conn..on Mou-
Iluy of this week, caused a tire
loss of $10,001) with only
“.000 insurance. Award to
the wise sntliclenl. etc. etc.
Insure with
leIIaIIIs Insurance Agency. '
IIwasnIsoros museum
“Seep!
church. when... wet. Ml‘ll. JamesCoIe w W--- -- -
hum. of East avenue. tomorrow alter
uoouatll o‘clock. This IIIeetIIIg Is for ‘00 'b. PI". “Mt:
the election of officers and was to have LIIU 00!“, $5.25
been held last Friday. but was postpm» 1 '3. ROW 0" .t H
odon account of the storm. Alter tho '3': E N 2
meeting It social time will be enjoyed. O ' ll onl .3 '
~lxtra Illicit. lliit. N. Y market. 3’...
log 75 6-lOc per gal.
mixed paint there is made.
we have it :
F. W. DEVOE 8: 0038.
Both in Deslf'na “I
I
ELEGANT sva
This lathe Ide guarantee.
wheel
Shoulders. . ..
Valaeole Oranges.
Fancy heinous, .
’ .
We offer you.
in dress trimmings,
a .
at.
Law
’ffiiu
Come and see it.
riyraeuse IrIInIIoII rims spin to win.
last longer Ilmn any low priced wb
our estimate.
We ll surprise you.
flee the point?
U
made.
a do
a
; °I' zen
1a For Paced
20 for ll» ate
:5 for It cts
F. D. UIVITOI & 00..22 South IaIII Street
EDWARD STREET.
[twill pay you to examine the
. . . . .BARGAINS
When taking inventory.
down. Some articles we marked at 1-4 and I 5 of their cost.
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 at them.
EDWARD STREET!
5 cszsrrs suunIse.
IORWALK 00".
Thiswillbeanotherbargainweek.
Wewilldo even bettcrby bygou than we
did last week. Read t 0 following
Rm“: 'pm, 7.. .11, Branch Oliice, Solmans’ Liv-
SW. 80 a lb
Sirloin sleuth. 8c t i: a Li;
Rib Boast. rum 0 a
Cornedbeef from to to 10 a lb cry Stable.
FrcahHuna 100 a lb
Fresh Shoulders 7c ca lb w
A full line of fresh fish at the lowest
price. Free delivery.
New York Market
FRAIKS. AYERS. Prop.
DONOVAN BLOCK. WASHINGTON STREET
I9 Railroad Place.
. I
Numm mm Standard of Excellence l
and Beauty of Finish. JACKSON'B PLATINOTYI’E PORTRAITS are beau-
auII last i reIer. interiors and all architectural work a specialty.
I. ll. JACKSON Photographer;
S"
HAVE YOU SECURED TICKETS ON THE TWO
BEAUTIFUL PEERLESS BICYCLES
We Give Away Free?
osnua'r oars.
EEI ! 7
SPLENDID WEAR”
“ SUPERS ItI'lrIII
—-—ano-—— ‘ ' ' ' '
PRICES THE LOWEST!
Make a Combination that. Cannot bemzt'l‘.
GLOVER’ S DOUELE SIIOE STORE,
it}? ’ g»;
is,
40 and 42 Wall street. "NORWALK CONN
TWELVE MONTHS
From «late of ourchampp to too line. over any road. and nooxpressage on repairs.
which no other maker dares to gIIc on a 22 pound
limpII-es and Princetous rnII easier and
liringlu your old wheel and get
repairing and do it right. relau- guards
and bend handlebars wuhcut splitilII them. We do repairing cheap, for while
others hire II mun. we can do It bum res. and save you the coat of that man II
Wages.
The baby Wizard
The contest ill I liillllll"!i lxil Wyclc llama" you ever '3' home In and look at
Full has of ioldin cameras at almost cost. baseman a bullets. [swim god.”
and supplies at New or]: III-ices Bargains in second-hand campy.“ Develop.
lug and printing dune.
IsIchI‘aaoaoN babe.
19 North Main Street,
W
Electric call
Bell Outfit.
complete. shoe.
1 iron box hill.
1 cell dry battery.
1 push button.
50 feet insulated wire. out:
Iicieut staples. and printed
instructions which will aid
any person to put bell in
successful operation.
we marked everything' way
I: W." Stroot. Nor-walls. Oi
MARCH 29, I897,
IS MOST HERE.
South Norwalk.
Mouse
* Knows
Cheese
grain; we ought to.
bug you buy here.
fords; write or call.
Buy oats that's clean.
WANT ANYTHING ?
Evening
Sentinel.
Glad "dings.
is“
herbal tonic
vIgoI-ous health and energies Bump
c (Salli-on South
Norwalk. and E.l’
. \orw
Trousers.
Our Spring Stock
No better than we know ‘I .
We
put all our knowledge and
experience into that one
~ thing.
You got some'bf this ex per
ience dumpedio with every
We are not guessing or
“gassing” when We tell you
that we can give you the
best grain the market af-
Manuel T. Hatch.
M
No need to. Advertise
in the South Norwalk
The specific for Dys sla. LiverCom in
Rheumatism. Costive'deegil. General Dtg’t‘trlit:
Bamn‘ s (.‘eigry ilialpg 13: I’ll; Nteinmes Th
s mu be e on re Irgan
rcgulat es the liner and restores the srhtem t?)
eecand 3c. Sold onybva.
Weed STORES.
suIIand Yourse
Vith the hide perfections—the fixings
of dress—from our great comprehen
sive wardrobe of men ’s bric-a-bm
and you are on the high road to the
Society of Spring; , .. ‘ " '
t . Repeciaily if you will wear in addi
I " our tony, perfect fitting
Every price isa friend maker, a bush
ness builder.
Is now arriving.
cloth yourself In these perfect fitting.
stylish garments than the cheap,“
dy kind some dealers would palmefl
. on you. We can also save you money ‘
‘ on the “Made to Order” kind.
every evening until 9 o “clock
DAVIS, The Tailor,
Clothicr, Hatter and Furmaher.
Iahsoliemo IIeteI IIeeII. South Iorwslt.
‘ It might not. "
ahead of time in tall:
satisfaction to, all who used
This season we have made
eliorts to deserve saddest.
line is entirely new,
the season 5 productions. P
prices ‘
$4. 75 to so
a suit.
H
An examination of our gentle
carries conviction with it.
and see us. Our guarantee-ewe“:
money refunded.
Spring Shapes and.
Bros.
Is scum III! I
’ Sb. Iorwaik.’ ‘
IILFOID A. III“
NORWALK.
so. scams:
TWO
3
f
. 6
It costs no more to. ‘
09!!
It Isn’t My [last
tcrldeoue oithehlcyolal M I! all
They spin over MMDWM
yoslmaglue that “m
yrmtl’llhmh'ihm .
Becausetbsy Inoculation”. '
Fred’kM.
I9 MAIN UTllup .
Norwslk.
l’U'i'A
'"l‘ Afllm
1% HAITI
III ”Mia-m. situates "
them
momma.
I“ lswall .. ,
moor your , Mai ‘
'm'l‘wluo'fma .sta
IY '
0. $51,.
I '.
Norwalk Chronicler