m
(hi-lion. em. or Beviland
Maillkkofmwpf ‘
. W, 188 million. 89s H" Y' m"
item B. lined two building lots in Quin-
lard avenue.
~Bee aired. 1%.; book shad, lilo; und-
» rlllll. do; herring. 59., at Bayes' slum.
‘ Askfiyonr druggist for the Kinder-
‘ ~ garten novelty. “The Howell'hat Jack
Built.”
« ' -—ldeadaehee or binned visionzwhen
,.reading.glaeses will give you relielif
' properly titted. B. S. Rood. optician.
‘ ,lil South Main street.
. Afsmsllhonseh‘nsbeen erected over
the witch levers south of the cost-
boond depot in south Norwalk.
; «humane price, atN.Y.M’k’t.
The barge Berwind is at Raymond
Brother's’ wharf with a cargo of Cross
Creek coal. 2 '
-—Roe shad. l2c.; book shad, lilo ; cod
fish, (in; herring, be , at the Star Mar/hat.
A meeting of the N. a. e. E. No. 13.
will he held tonight at 8 o’clock. A full
attendance in . dellmdl
--Read the anniversary sale advertise-
. mentvol'the Boston store. Nor-walk. It
will interest you.
(fine the closing of the tramp quor-
ters in Stamford, an increase in the
number of wanderer; is noticed at the
Norwalk station-house. There were
thirty-four there last night.
‘,
“Turkeys. 16 and tile. 1b.; chickens,
120.. at Hayes‘ Market.
K. William Mansfield, superintendent
‘ of the Norwalk Tramway company,
was in Hartford. today. on bnainess
connected with the construction of the
, extension to Weslport.
- . . _ e e I
oDcn’tlnll’toeee our special bargain
lots for today. Saturday and Monday.
11.8. Smith 8:. Co.
Horace A. Saunders has purchased at
E. B. Wilcox. ct Compo. the bicycle
agency in North Main street which he
has conducted for some time. Mr.
Saunders took poeseseion yesterday.
-—Pork chops, tic. N. Y. Market.
Uncns Hayloft. No. 2ii'._.', I. 0. R. IL.
‘ will give nmn'sqnermlesqplablo tonight.
in Red len‘e Hail. Washington street.
llusic for the grand march will be for-
nished by the Baymalreru‘ band. and
Iowa's orchestra will play for the
dances. WWW“
~Oountry chickens. 12M) Waterfitfi.
The Mei-win street shirt factory has
called in all the work and will not send
out any mom. For over thirty years
huttonhole work has been aent to the
sewers for milea around. and the inven-
tion of a new buttonhole machine now
deprives many of employment.
~Don't foil to see our motel bargain
lots tor today. Saturday and Monday.
It. 8. Smith dt 00.
John Bunion yesterday afternoon sur-
rendered Robert Roberts. on whose
headlhowent a tow days ago. John
Keogh. of East Not-walk. aubetituted
abcedlater. and helium was released
natilldonday. toririnl on a charge of
Windmill”.
.. Wm... H»...
.laehlnery Dealer Capt-on is down
on the lint-ion: read today. ligating
withenstomm/
W W. Hotlink. fornmiy of
[teeth timwalk. appears to be havias s
divsuity ct turtnue in Tonington. where
he moody etal'letl in busiaeau. The
W Register me that while his
all! wee threatened with fire and being
Why water. the m day. he an-
‘ can of the biggest real estate
. W that but been turned oil in
“plate in u long time.
“MW...“ . .
the mime, t we... street. it.
. ’ .. 4M
on... at cm have sold» to we.
street. hill with the Brit"
Eben't {all to see perspeeisll bargain
lots for today. Saturday and Monday.
Ii. B. Smith 65 Go. ~
Washington Lodge will bill! a special
. \ ‘
meeting tonight.
.mDelightlnl evening oi hue music.
lag. time no. -
Willie Taylorii sick ct his home in
Summit street.
~Freah shoulders. 80. 6 Water St. N.
The Arlen Singing society will re-
heurne tonight. ~
«The latest Geisha hat, up to date,
at Word's. .
A rehearsal of Eureka Rebekah Lodge
will be held tonight.
-New spring Yonmun. O'Brlen's.
Loam J. Waterbury, book-keeper at
Biohardaondrhiorgan‘s foundry, is ill
of the grip, at his residence in Gerard
place. ' ' '
—Chickens, 12 cents a pound; turkeys,
16 and 18 cents. at Star Market.
A pretty baby girl was born to Mr.
and Mm. George Brotherton, of Wall
street, this morning. ‘
-—See the latest 15513}, at Ward's.
,.
The Philharmonic orchestra will give
a concert in Germanie Hall. Sunday
night. * W / M I
~New spring Dunlap. O'Brien's.
H. R. sumo; 3.13.11}... to Wheeler,
isgning on the road in the interest of
the Syracuse wheel.
——hllntinee.Rip Von Winkle.tcmorrow.
Dr. Sherer’e class will rehenrae to-
night in the Baptist church for the env
tertainment the membere will give in
the near future.
~aBent Elgin cremnery butter. 21c ll..:
Maud S. flour, fidiic hog. “.93 bhl; 2“.
can Gage Plume, 7c. N. Y. Grocery ()0.
lire. Willmot stcett will soon move
her milllnery but near from Water
street into the Quintard block in Wall
street. .
—Beethoven concert. Congregational
church. Tuesday evening. March 16th.
H. E. Reymond has resigned his posi-
tion with S. 8; Austin. at South Wilton,
and will resume work with L. M.
Wright, next Monday.
—Fresh pork. Sc. ll Water street, N.
Stiles D. Lawrence hns moved his
Academy billiard and pool room from
Washington atieet to 3 Elizabeth
street. in the building lately occupied
by the Fox Cycle company.
~—ll‘inest neckwarein town. at Ward's.
Bunion Brothers have ordered 1.000
William H. Sweeney company. of Brock-
lyn. The propeller City of Norwalk
will touch at that city tomorrow and
bring the pots to Norwnlk. This in the
largest order of its kind ever received by
the company. -
«New spring Young». U‘Brlen'a.
Grand iieemtary ii. 1). (lrinell. oi the
bi. 16.0. P.. reverie that all the short-
ages of-l". A. Granger. of Winstod. the
grand treasurer of tho organinatiou.
who committed suicide lest week
Wednesday. had been settled. When
Granger» accounts were looked over
it was tuned that hie accounts were
short time. file life immune amount.
ad «3119.000. aedfroiu this the delloit
was paid. The receipts are now in air.
Grindl's tandem '
movie» night and aetrd favorably on
the npplioatlonot Dr. W. B. Been for
membership. An application was alto
received from it. E. Brady. conductor
on the thinsulidated allowed. At the
neat meeting. llainh 96th. General
Frontier. of Raw Haven. is repeated to
., . «mmmum you on» e. L
- no ll. 1'. Witt. in trauma um, . W“ MW...
Wt We ““4an 0m“... “.0 maku‘l
hymn trend of clam.
list. A. ll. Omneeh will give tour
Iaeday on: lectures on what hr.
om tails "libs immeasble
neck." in the m fisthediet Episco-
palehalnli. lestli limit. The sub-
“its
Congregational church. Tneadsy ev’en- . - 2.
‘ Hewlwlactiyi’sop'lstaley‘i‘ksnsairssltsesy
douea nickel tea and coffee potsirinn the l
Sherman Gounod. Royal Areaunin. ,
3mm“ will'bs "A W
. Mel" leash ill. "Diviaa
“Mdlfisrebli'lfrbs am
" Absolutely Pore.
or the l
:nollawmmeofie
”angers: Wallomew‘lork. _
scout use m the tenants.
Iii-Vial" Days.
Mine Emma Carter. of West on.
street, is visiting in New York.
W
lliee Edna Brown, of Main street.“
visiting in Greenwich.
lire. Matthew Morris, of Washington
street, hoe been visiting in New York.
G. B. Simpkina, of Orange, N. .l., has
been spending a few days in town.
County Commiseioner .‘l. E. Miller and
wife, of Danbnry. have been guests (f
Mayor M. M. Lee. of South Norwnfk.
wwnnnw
Hist Bertha Bailwitz,of N 'w York
is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Hurry Bail.-
wilz, of Union avenue.
Mrs. H. ill. Jessnp, of Bridgcwnler, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. E. Euhbell
'Hotclikisa, of Arch street.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles 1. Sterling. of
Fnirnchl avenue, are entertaining bliss
Emma Snbye, of Bridgeport.
Congressman E. J. illil left for Wash-l
ington misty, after a few tinys‘ visit in
Sorwalk.
no. G. S. Kendall, of Elmwood ave-
nue. is entertaining the Friday After-
noon club. today. ‘
The Woman's club met yesterday after-
noon with Mrs. C. B. Cordidge.
Ollicers have been nominated. but the
election will not. take place until the ann-
unl meeting, which occnre March 2.3.
Mite Fannie (layer. of Westport. has
leaned invitations for a burn dance to be
given the 25th met. A carryall will con-
rey South Norwulk guests to Misc
Gnyer's borne.
Mrs. J. Edward Russell. of (lrcbnrd
street. went tollridgcport. yesterday.
and tonight will attend the miescs’ and
meeti-rs‘ reception in Masonic Hall. as
the guest of Professor and Mrs. W. (l.
> Nowell.
A ‘ Gasoline ‘
Stove Explosion
in Torriogton. Conn.,on bion-
duy‘of this week, caused us lire
ions at “(Loon with only
elJlCiiiinsurauco. AWord to
the wine seilicient. etc. etc.
lnanrowllh '
TAYLOR I GOLDEN
Reliable ineursoce Agency.
viwasninoron lTliElt’l’.
Booth licrwaik. Oonneaiont
“See!”
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I
too its Pure White
Lead costs.
1 gals. new (ill at
8‘! ate gallon.
$5.15
2.3 l
37.“
Make: 10 gnllone'pnlnt coat»
log 75 (Mile per gal.
Orif you want the best ready
mired point there in mode.
we have it: :
F. W. DEVOE 8: (3038.
n...
Oenisteeil. Wattles
a new.
, - , , _ . only...“
Maleasle'gnnges. . - ‘ ,, .. ‘ ’ zofifif 3; my
e ..‘ 1 ”(”1ng
{fancy Lefiens,’ _.
some so
,
EDWAR
' I , . it will pay you to examine the
. . .. .BARGAINS
We offer you. When taking inventory.we marked everything 'way
down. Some articles we marked at 1-4 and 1.5 of thblr coat.
in dress trimmings, we make quite a display, and prices are 80 10" YO“
- Will any you never saw them so cheap.
We know you will find something to buy if you look at them.
. m
EDWARD STREET!
mount cola.
5.
This will be another bargain week.
Wewill do even better by you than we
did last week. Reed the following
we:
A full line of fresh fish at the lowest
price. Free delivery.
New York Market
' result s. areas. rm.
BLOCK. WASHINGTON STREET
i9 Railroad Place. L '
'ac'ksou'fihcfoGRAPHs
'
mums mm Standard of Excellence l
Both in Benign ll'iil ‘ My 0! Finish. JACKSON PLATINOTYPE PORTRAITS are beau-
t in! and eat forever. interiors and till architectural work a special".
I. M. JACKION Photograph-r. .3 Wall Itroot. Harv-Its. Gt
'Ifi‘hnéi-I 29} l897,
[5 MOST HERE. ‘
HAVE YUU SECURED TICKETS ON THE TWO
BEAUTIFUL PEERLESS eIcchEs
We Give Away Free ?
ON THAT DATE.
ELEGANT STYLES!
' SPLENDID WEAR”
SUPERB FiTlll
__...Axp._._...
PRICES THE LOWEST!
Make it Bombinntion that Cannot be BEAT.
GLOVER’S DOUBLE SHOE STORE,
, +0994}?.Welletfit139RWALK- CONN.-
TWELVE MONTHS
From dole of purohilncmll to loll lbs . over any road. and no eapressage on repairs.
Thia in the hill guarantee. which no other maker dareatogive on a 22 pound
wheel. Como undone". .
l-iyracme crimson rime coin to win. Empires and Princetone run easier and
last longer than my low priced wheel made. Bring in your old wheel and got
our eutimnte. We‘ll surprise you. We do repflrlng and do it right, rein-o guavdu
and bend hnmllchnrn without uplittin them. We do repairing chose. for while
ullii'rn hire u men. we can do it curse res. and save you the coat of that mun'a
wagon. tape the point“:
Thelaby Wizard,
The nonmt owl dointimt lair Cycle Gamers you ever saw. (hole in and ioolt at
it. Full hue oi folding camera» at almost crust. ilsstmnn's bullets. pocket llodalla
and eiipplioe at Now \ erk prices. Bargains in mound-hand Bdltlnrlil. Develop-
ing and printing dune.
RICHAIDUON .R°..
10 North Main Street. South Nomellt.
Electric Call
Bell Outfit.
00mph“. “.00.
1 (ton boa «hill.
1 cell dry battery.
1 push button.
50 feet luaulatecl wire. tuf-
ticient eteplea. and printed
inatructiona which will aid
any person to t hell in
eueeewfnl opsrat on.
u an
Benet Pork, ’70 a lb
Sausage, tie a lb
Sirloin steak. Me 3 lb
RibRoaet.from Soto l2cnlb
Cornedbeef. from {into main
Fresh Hams, we a lb
Fresh Shoulders. 7c is lb '
w M fuse '
KnTQng ,
, Choose
mm:
No better than we know
grain; we ought to. We
put all our knowledge and
experience into that one
thing. - b
You get some of thie'exper-
iencc dumped in with every
beg you buy here. ‘4
We are not guessing or
“gassing” when We tell you
thatgme can give you the
beat grain the market af-
fords ;--write or call.
Buy oats that's clean.
too late. Our; p y'
clothing'laat tented _
satisfaction to all who
etiorts to deserve f
line is entirely new, .
‘ the season's productions.
Mao/cell. Hatch. $2.75 to
a suit.
An examination oi our"
carries conviction withwit. 30in
Branch Office, Solmans' Liv-
. érv Stable.
money refunded.
Spring'Shspes sad .
WANT ANYTHING ? N
U
30 need to. Advertise
in the South Norwalk
'Evonlng
Sentinel.
Bros.
, i M souril hell
one new. be. Iterwslk.
The specific to D J
lilwnmatfem. contigggggfmolé‘xfggfomidg “"50.” “ ‘I'n.
i.» iiecons Celery King for the Nerves. is . W ' i '
meltdown mdkil‘” 0...... m ‘
~ v an '
vigorous heulthirnd energigg‘ ”£39.: TWO NOBW
Inrgeoo packages 0 and one. Sold only by G. '
$533221?” south Nemik. and n. r. Weed smiths. so. NORWALK.
Surroundeourse f ‘ '
\ .
With the little perfections—thc fixings
of dress~from o'er great comprehenr
eivc wardrobe of men’s bric-a-bi'ac
‘ and you are on the high road to the
Society of Spring. - .
Especially if you will wear in addition
our tony, perfect fitting '
l
Trousers.
Every price is a friend maker, a busi-
ness builder.
Our Spring Stock
Is now arriving. It coeta no more to
cloth yourself in these perfect fitting.
‘ stylish garments than the cheap,ahod~
d y kind acme dealers would palm 05'
on you. We can also save you money
on the “Made to Order" kind. Open.
every evening until 9 o’clock.
DAVIS, The Tailor,
Clothier, Hatter and Furnisher,
lshaetsme Iietsl Ileek. heath lerwelk.
it isn’t Any Idert
to ride one of the bicycles that we fit ‘
'l‘hey spin over the [mend loudly M "
youiuiagiue that «loathing else tint
rmiaauhtnrnienlusthanetieam
Because they runeasiemlisyltatm -
Protein
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