po- M lip-l
W location or Pins 8
‘ Earnest-Seth». who atone time own-
,ed‘theswawhatworksla Butler strertv
" died inflow York on Thursday. ._
-Ladias' Alpiuea at O’Brlcn's. ,
The ilrilt anniversary of the Twin
City Wheelmen will be observed April
A. 10th. I -
, .Thb annual meetmg of the Twin
Citythaimen will be held Tuesday.
April 6th. .
" --”Imperial . Crown." the 'nnchhr’s
avorite brand of cigars. . .
- V
Imen'W. True. of Bayview avenue.
will snore April 1st to W. B Raymond’s
house in Taylor avenue. ‘
--Fisb. momma. at N. r. li’k't.
PorcyE. Ferris is placing speaking
' tubes and electrically equipping the
new St. Marl“ homital buildings in
. Norwalk. .
~Don't fail to see' our special bargain
lotlfor today. Saturday and Monday.
If. a. Smith «it Cu
’ The Woman's Relief Corps. of Doug-
las Fowler Post. 6. A. R . gave a sac:
useful sociable. Thursday night. in
Grand Army Hall, Washington street.
-—-———- e
—-Pork chops. Sc. N. Y. Market.
The members of St. Harry‘s Dramatic
association who will take part in the
play on Wednesday night. March 17.
held a rehearsal last night in the Opera
House. .
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Unionhasdecided to postpone its an-
nual freowill offering meeting. which
‘ was to have been held in the First
Methodist church. tomorrow. to a future
date. on account of the sickness of many
,of the momberslw
~Don‘tfail to see our special bargain
lots for today. Saturday and Holiday.
1‘. S. Smith it Co. a»
The District Division. No. 2. will
meet with Friendship Division. No. 10.
B. of T . at New Canaan. Tnesday.’the
18th. A oarryall will leave Sshnanr'
stables at l p. m.. sharp. and Concord
Division rooms. Norwalk. at lzli'v p. m..
sharp. All members are inviwd to go.
and it is hoped there will he a large
number present.
—-Speoial sale-on notice this Saturday.
New York Grocery Co.
. Mrs. Newbnry It. Carr, of Chestnut
street. South Norwnlk. whose left arm
was fractured in two places by a full
fromharporoh.Thursdny night. is do-
ing aweiy. As Mr. Carr was leaving
thshousetogo for a cast. he also fall
from the shop and cut his left hand
quite badly. Mrs. Carr was attended by
Drs. Burke and Sharer.
—llen's and Eye Alpiues. O'Brien's.
The For Cycle and Hardware com-
panyis making a specialty of electrical
supplies and is building up a large trade
in this line of goods. This company
placed its first wheel on the road Jan-
uary”. and has sold a large number
since that time. averaging for the cur-
rsntyear thus far over twice the num-
ber actually sold for the sums period in
imiandali this in spite of the hard
” dayccnlianadfwéscwcck.
if you are not.
a blaze is going to break out next. it
may be in your little home.
Edward llurphy was to-
There will be a mu... «MM
- spun r. a a. society. Sunday am
a zoo o’clock.
Tthsssanltcasssof Edward Ragnar
and Michael ‘Iaydcn were continued
yostardsyfltflnoonforoneweck.
--Best High:
can Gaga Plums. 70. N. Y. Grocery Co.
—..
The members of the First Methodist
Episcopal Sunday school will do well to
read the special religions notice in
another of paper concerning a
matter of interest be presented in the
Bundayachool tomorrow.
—Special, leg mutton. 8c. N. Y. lgkt.
The condition of lira George Ward
Sellsck, of Camp street. is today quite
It. is Imported that aHarbor avenue
young lady. was married in Port Chester
on Washington’s birthday.
0
-—New spring Youngs. O'Brien’s.
Miss Clays Cousins. of Main street.
Norwaik. is seriously ill.
' Mrs. Barry Baiiwitz. of Union ave-
nue. is lying at the point of death of
hasty consumption.
-—Just out. New map of the town of
Norwalk. at George H. Denton’s.
Seventeen wanderers stopped at the
Norwalk station’honse, last night.
—875 Raycycie saves you $25. 75 Ray-
cycle acres 25".. energy.
A new mapofthc town of Norwalk
has just been issued.
\
-—-Don't fail to see par special bargain
lots for today. Saturday and Monday.
M. S. Smith & Co.
Company D drilled last night. after
which ameeting was held. at which a
remit of the committee on the recent
fair was read. ...
-—Balis of crank hunger located in hubs
of cranks. This save! 25"., friction ill
Roycyclc. Disprovc it and get $1.000-
Easy? Try. So. Norwalk Hardware Co. '
-—New spring Youmau. U'Brien's
Post Master Ulmslead. station ngenint
Wilton. is sick. and Mr. Morgan. opera-
tor at the freight dock in South horwalk.
is taking his place.
Moses. son of Mr. and Mrs. Max 13le
of Day street: crushed the thumb of one
of his hands in a door. Thumday. and
Dr. A. N. Clark was called to attend him
Miss Daisy Disbrow gave an informal
dance to a few of her friends. at her
home. all West avenue. last evening.
which was enjoyed until a late hour,
Light refreshments were served.
Taylor & (loldiln draw a lesson in a
new ad today from the recent fire in (3..
Howard King's house in East Norwnlk.
Mr. King was insured:
it is hard to tell when-
Thc Norwalk Tramway mimpnny is
securing from eye-witnesses their ver-
sion of the accident in Beidcn avenue.
last Monday. by which C. A. Anderson.
of New Cannon. was thrown from a
wagon and quite badly injured. ltia
probable that Anderson will ask the
Tramway coznpany for damages.
-oo rolls of matting. $3.1m a roll. new
creamery butter, lilo lint
_ Maude. Mongolia bag. “.95 bbl; all.
You should be. '
line of lngraln and lirtmsels carpi-ts.
cheaper than any store in town for the
same' quality—motwlthstmndlng dis-
counts: ablg drive in bedroom sets for
Knowledge
WWIIHNBMI
is
' tor it in the right place.
This is its rlaht place to
learn io‘it what to do tor
that debilitating condition
whlohlprlasalwarsbrinss.
lilo you want to be cured at
that unsold feeling. [at
last your appetite. sloop
aaaadMsndlsslllhsaasw
mast
the coming week. Come in and got a
chance on the chair. Beolleld d: Hoyt.
..
The Catholic club will take immediate
pin-session of the Dcltlyn property in
West avenue. which was recently par
chased by the Bt. llsry's church society.
The matter of furnishing lbw is in
the hands of . an clllcleat committee
A meeting of the club's directors will
be held next Thursday night for the
purpose of transacting matters relating
to the equipment of the building.
The lisslhovsi'cosicort to be given
naat Tuesday evening. in the himwslk
Ooamstlonal church. promises to be
very attractive to music lovers. As iii-s.
Nowklrli will slag. and probably for the
last lists in any public mkrtuanmm
we. commencing her datlas at Dr
llaylsr’s church. it is upset» that
there will he sings attendance. in...
Allcs lay lib-round will also take part.
and Hill Am reunion». the violinist.
both so wslhknowu to Ncrwslt aeolian»
aesthetic insert interest» is consecr-
saryicdo militate-anon that
names. The mm. which lain
saws- «immanent-.1..- barn
r
. A;
l I.
Absolutely Pure“;
obrated to it it v
mam... amateur" not
atom and a fmms of/adnlteration com-
mon when can brands.
us. some rowan 00.. New York.
a.
Irving Hall has purchased two new
horses and a new truck.
Irving Ball. of Main street. is out
again. after a several days' illness.
There seems to be "something new
under the sun," and F. D. Lawton do
00.. have discovered it. It is Grandma's
Golden Washing Powder. equal to Gold
The bound in the jar at Socfield do
doyt’s South Norwalk' store will be
counted next Saturday by a representa-
tive of The Sentinel, and the person
guessing nearest the number will be giv-
en the easy chair cil’orcd by this method.
Patrick Wade. Jr.. for many years
connected with the Bridgeport Stan;
dard. has been laid up several weeks
with the rheumatism at his residenm: ,
in that city. Last night Mr. Wade's
condition was so low that even his niost
intimate friends were not allowed to sec
him.
Selectman Themes states that he is
ready to make the same proposition to
the city of South Norwalk that Select-
man Selleck has made the city of Nor-
wnlk. regarding the stone crushed by
the town, which is to sell it for eighty
cents a yard. and give the use of the
road roller free of charge to roll it with
(lharlei E Seymour advertises "Opera
Wafers." a choice adaptation of the un.
rivaled sugar wafer. and which. from ifs
flavor. might be considered a bonbou.
Mr. Seymour keeps a large variety of
cakes. crackers and biscuits suitable for
all kinds of entertainment.
It is relate-d that George Washington
could throw a dollar across the Potomac
river; The aim of the buyer today is to
in its new advertisement. marine-w you
lhat strong. reliable. fully mlornnloed
goods that have the "go" in ills-m. via.
the company's bicycles. can be purchas-
ed at such price.» that ii there goes fur-
ther than n thmi moremnnoy elsewhere
the conipnny‘s gmds and price».
Last Saturday night a
kerosene lamp exploded in
Mr. G. l word King's resi’
deuce. Os ornc avenue. East
Norwalk. and caused a lire
loss of nearly one hundred
dollars, but he was insured
with
TAYLOR a OOLDaN'a
Reliable lnsursnea Agency.
1. wasnisoron smear.
South florwnlk. Connecticut
‘4'”
“see
m..-......s w. .
loo lbs Para White
Load costs.
7 gals. Raw on at
33 cts gallon.
$5.25
2..“
$7."
Makes 10 gullouspaint cost.
ing 75 6-10c per gal.
()ril' you want the heat ready
mixed paint there is made.
we have it :
F. W. DEVOE 8: C033.
Gemstcolt. \Vstklns
d Dow.
make :ldollur "go as fares Pv‘elblfi.“ '
The South Norwnlk Hardware Culllpillly.‘ '
it will pay intending puwhnsorsto roe
{‘4 lb.
Package. use. .
I Equal to Gold Dust in Size and Quality.
F. D. LAVIFON &
M“... a...“ «M...
EDWARD
co..zz South in
STREET.“
a Street
u.
it will pay you to examine the
We offer you.
. 1. .BARGAINS .
When taking inventory,we marked everything ’way
down. Some articles we marked at 1-4 and 1-5 of their cost.
in dress trimmings,
will 5
r
we make quite a display, and prices are so low you
ay you neversaw them so cheap.
We know you Will find something to buy if you look at them.
EDWARD STREET l
5 GAZETTE BUILDIIO.
., Lil lust
DONOVA
I9
!l!!'~!l‘!!"
ilk/1b in lamina and
llfni and «at luf'eW'i'.
IORWILK 00“.
This will be another bargain week.
We will do even better by you than we
did last week. Read' the following
prices:
thrust Pork, 1:: a {h
Sausage. a
Sirloin steak, Me n lb
Rib Thrust. from so to 120 a ib
Corned beef, from he to 10 n in
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
‘rasss s. arses. rm.
ea BLOCK. wasmeforou swam-r
Railroad Plano.
"s‘o'u's‘inoroc‘rms
umms mm Standsrdof Excellence!
lily of Finish. JACKSON’S
PLATINO'I‘YPE PORTRAITS are bean-
intel lore and all architectural Work a medially.
I. M. JACKSON Photographor.
L
.3 Wall Otroot. Norwalls. 0t
it your lxnse is. tired out. now amilhe whip
will melt
not make him any stronger,
would he in it: (i the “urge. improve his comli
-: him go faster for awhile, but it will
The prnpcr way
rim with nice clean oats, hay and good treat-
lilCli’.
in buying for! or grail it's not so luxuriant to
save lllJflC)’ as in get the best and have it in ,
good clean condition.
j ( Buy Oats That's Clean.
Manuel T. Hatch,
“.
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” MA ROI-7|
Here you can do both.
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15 MOST HERE.
HAVE \‘lll' bECL'RED TICKETS ON THETWO
BEAUTIFUL PEERLESS BICYCLES
We
ELEGANT BTVL
Give Away Free?
. l
on THAT Darn
E5!
tobacco ° 1
Open Dal'ighfl'
_‘ The person who‘psys
Oreo for a bicylce no
betterihsn cars at less.
United states Bicyclss.
Strong, durable, easy
running. beauty of
design and finish.
“”7 Brock llangsr
‘Shcws Fall of
Chain Between
Ball
and Sea it. 25
Bearings.
psr cant. Pres-
sure Saved.
$0. IORWALK HDW. 00'
WANT ANYTHING ? .
hie need to. Advertise
in the South Norwalk
Ev'onlng
Sontlrsol.
o
Glad Tidings.
The specific for Dyspeps Liver Complaint
Rheumatism. Costireness. neral Debility
is lacon's Celery King for-tho Nerves. This
herbal tunic stimulates the digestive «organs.
regulates the liver and restores the system to
Vlgurulln heullhand energies. Samples free.
.nnrrw packages c and sec. Sold only by G.
1‘; .tltiilgm.80uth Norwaik. and 1’. P. heed
. orw .
Electric Bitters.
Electric Bitters is a medicine suited
for any sermon. but perhaps more ner-
ally needed when the languid. ex aust-
ed feeling hmvnils. when the liver is
torpid and suggish and the need of n
tonic and nltcmtiveie felt. A prompt
useof this medicine has often averted
long and perhaps fatal bilious fevers
Nu medicine will not more surely in
in counteracting and freeing the system
from malarial prison. Headache. indi-
gestion. mtrstimtion. dizziness yield to
Electric Bitters. Fifty cents and Si per
bottle at R. H. Plaisted's drug store.
Surround Yourse
Society of Spring.
Trousers.
Our Spring Stock
SPLENDlD WEAR ll
IUPERI FI'M ll
—— AND...—
DAVIS,-The
PRICES
THE LOWEST!
Make :1 Combination that Cannot be BEAT.
movers DOUBLE SHOE STORE,
40 and 4-2 Wall street. NORWALK. CONN.
Electric Gall
Boll Outfit,
OOmpiOtO. ULOO.
1 iron has hill.
1 cell dry battery.
1 push button.
50 feet insulated wire, soil
licient staples. and prinud
instructions which will aid
any person to put bell in
successful operation.
WW
It might scent tit .
ahead of time in talkih
But it's better to be too ear y'
too late. Our producfihlts
clothing last season gayest:
satisfaction to all who it 'd
This season We have mall
efforts to deserve success. ' Quit
line is entirely new, merchant of
the season’s productions. P'opn
$4.75 to $18.00
a suit.
and see us. Our guarantees-your
money refunded. - 1‘
Spring Shapes and , . ‘
colorings in list»
Comstoo
Bros. "
to score IAIN S'f.
So. llorwalk. ~
IILFOID A. Blffll
Manager.
'rwo gnouwamr.
arenas. so. uonwamr.
2%
f
With the little perfections—the fixings
of dress—iron: our great cemprehcnr
sive wardrobe of men’s bric-a-brttc"
and you are on the high road to the
Especially if you will wear in addition ' I;
our tony, perfect fitting
Every price is a friend maker, a. busi-
ness builder.
Is now arriving. it costs no more“ to
cloth yourself in these perfect fitting.
stylish garments than the cheapghodr ‘
dy hind some dealers would paint off
on you. We can also save you money ,
on the “Made to Order" kind. Open
every evening until 9 o’clock.
Tailor,
Ciothier. Hatter and Fumisher,
Ushsekamc llatsl Ilssk. loath Isrwalk.
It isn't Any Iffart
toridc one of the picnic! that we fill
They spin over thslreuldsnsailylhfl ‘
you imagine that something alas than
yearns-Marshaluflhauatlssm.
Bscsnasthey macadamthsyhatlflfl .
momma.»
l9 MMN STRIIT.
Normlh.
"r l our A o ’
r lemurs lunar ‘ ‘
m
in tort min
i ‘ l’ l
and"
ii.
An examination of our’fgoodsj
carries conviction with it.__ Elaine '
Norwalk Chronicler