Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, March 16, 1897 · page 4

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today promises to be fair. with
\ , umperature. Tomorrow it
be partly cloudy to lair generally
. temperature chooses.

"crew
. larcfigweet.” ’

I longish i annual Low“.

 

» Historyol‘thchiol'walkr.
Wis pleased to announce
M of this vicinity that it
hagintlm work of publishing
‘ ct thotcwn or Norwulk.
, be a magnificent quarto vol-
: initoltiatorical details and
respects the heart example
'3 art.
ion addition to a comprehen-
, , Whistorycfthe town
' inthepaat.and!romthebe-
. willberichly illustrated with
d old-time scenes, objects and
andmtaln elaborate and faith-
, clthoesistiug agencies and
which have been instrumen-
- the town what it is today.
municipal governmento.the anon-
bankinginetitntione. her newe-
hc manufacturing and com-
; enterprisee. her transportation
, “mutations. her churches
, educational establishments. her
team. her benevolent inali-
hapitala, etc.. her bench and
Hegraphlcfl ahetches of her citi-
whou standing and unload have
potentin making thetcwn what
flay, allthoee and other littlng
eoaoeabjeets will be treat
the broaden and meat liberal
Milan lath prose matter per-
thereto will he prciueely and
to ”Illicit the hiatory aa
”blow!“ the attainment
. and complete”, and it
m M delivery at it! early I
> “announcer as the ac«
at its purpose will per-
m work will he acid by sub-

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Mwaoeloppedcn the It'd!

warchnpaey'IWeetha-t or
analog. tracks had been

hthotownliue. Todaytha
ctnon was put to work
lie ratio were laid.
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ineouveraatlouwithadentinelropcrter.
thatthe laycutwould not be noted.
The company would then. probably,
takethesameocuraeaeitwould it tho
cityrefuseaalaycnt.

ThoNcrwalkBtreetlteilwaycompany
alachas a charter right to extend its
line through Springwccd avenue. It
maybetheintenticnct theccmponytc
lay tracks through that street in the

, event oi not getting the Weetpcrt avenue

route.“ 80‘!!! through Betto' woods.
This. however, is more. supposition.
Theocmpany is certainly very anxious
to reach Weetport.

luluh‘e Properly theatre ler tell.

 

 

AmandneBachtoreccvertso damages.
.Prcpertycllr.BschinGlenwocd ave-
nue has been attached to cover tho
‘ claim. The case is returnable before
the'i'cwn Conrtontheflret Tuesday in
April

Day Bolero the Fight.

(Special to the Sentinel.)
CaracII.‘Nev..liarch iii—Corbett spent
the last day before" the battle very quiet
1y... no arose about 8 o'clock and alien
brie! promenade in the rickety veranda
of the Springs Hotel. did ample justice
to his breakfast. For an hour he lonng-x
ed about the mossy little bar room and
parlor. reading papers and making cc-
caslrmal remarks regarding his antagon-
iet of tomorrow in a somewhat uncom-
plimentary vein. _ Trainers White and
Delaney did not allow their man out of
their eight. watching him with a solici-
tude that was comically he'nvliko.

Corbett will enter the ring weighing
close to use pounds, rather over that
llgnre than under it. Hie exact weight
has been kept a secret by his trainers for
various reasons.

Fitzeimmona will enter the ring at
very close to 165 pounds or about twenty
pounds under the weight ct Corbett.
This is just about the weight at which
Charlie White. the trainer 0! Corbett,
had declared to be the beat fighting

'weight cl Fitasimmone and at which he .
said that Fitaaimmone is lit to fight for

his life with the best man in the world,
no matter whom he may be.

melchinley‘e Appciiitmente.

(Special to The Sentineli
Washington. March lo.—-The presi-
denthent to the Senate today the follow-
ing nominations: Ambassador extraor-
dinary and minister plenipctentiary to
Great Britain. John Bay. of the Dio-
trict of Columbia; ambassador and min-
ister plenipctentiary to France. Horace
Postumcratary oi the embassy oi the

United States to Great Britain.

Wm- ..

DOTS Alli) DASIIES.

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Hard Time.
Prices. ‘

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Pct Roast, lie lb
N. H. flame; 10c lb
N. B. Shoulders. 65c lb
Chickens, 10c lb

Give Us a Call

and we will Iveyen 20 per cent. on the

dolls}.
Ho c. FRY!
con. coconut AND a
nrvnnercn Aves. sxmfl-C‘

NOTICE l

e hereby given that an assessment of the
mllaaud taxable pro rty of the East
\orwalk School Dist ct has been 11:3
on the list of 1m. Said lie let my be
at the store of W. S. llantord. in said
district The Board 0! Relief will meet
at the store of W S. ilnulcrd on March
17. our. atllo'cloclr p. m., to earaud dc-
lamina all appeals madelo them from
rat id assessment list.

Dated at East Horwalk, Ct., March 5th,

1“. B. SMITH.
.i l‘. HAWKIKS,
l". 8. SEYMOUR
District Committee.

S. 'l'. 1'.ng System
DRESS CUTTING!

HRS l. A. DECKER wouldannounreiolhe
ladiea cl liorwalk and vicinityth at chain or
m laiagarisaai II the above system. hose

iring ioetrucliun at smartly reduced rates
finohcuiuthem y beginning on or belore
rv‘h Nth in Iiillouecourae cl iIIidIuc
liu u in every branch at dressmaking proper la
fits-en. Puplla¥ufhll on their own mnIei‘iaio.
lerence. ii. 'nri or. are hroadwar.’

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ll CLAY STREET. SD. NOBWALK.
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NOTICE !

Notice is hereby given that It meeting 0!
the Board cl Councilmen cl this city will
he heldat the Council (Thamher cu Havia
land street. on Monday. the 32nd inst, at
eight o'clock p. 11).. (or the purpose of
hearing all persons who appear and desire

to he heard relative to the provlaioua of a

new City Charter.
JOSEPH it. TAYLmt.

mm In 2022 (my um

Wow “I! “Mam Care.

Hevniuuu. Mien, 11.30, '96.—-Hand
ModicineOo: -—"I wish loony that I
cured a sample bottle of Dr Hand’s

ic Cure and am delighted with it. My

 

London. 0nt., Hatch io—The city
council hut night decidedto impose a
license too at 3100 on cigarette vendors.

Washington. March “Ir-A number
of important changes in the navy will
occur within the neat low months in
consequence of the compulsory retire
mentonacucuntolagecithe three
rankiugciilcers.

Bl. innit. larch low-The receipta

edfll,000.dnetoleare ct a change in
thetariil.
Cambrlduo. linngar. iti.-'l‘hellcll

Mode who was accordeda

. In!" em norm.
Waahlalm. leech ill-11» Vermin for ctherein his community. Dr. Ki

iterlIle compound man. Vt. has
‘bmachteuit analnofi'lilliam W. Win-

eity.,tc recover alum. alleged to be

due liar material used in the Amusement
flat! at the lathmal licidiera' Home

mealiiaa from a detective «shimmy part-
ner sum. this melee.

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lrcm duties on tobacco. Ionday. toach- all

crarydeueecl Doctorct Science was andwesoared
communal): Naneen.the threeyeerehasbeeu

ireeandGoeraeA.aheehan.ctthiserm,

Womb. it. it" March to ~llire ”“00"! f. the'onl
11W mum'- block in flar- be: "In." in!

“membranous“

t"a“?! her short life with
colic. d have almost ev
ever heard cl. but one truth! y ray
that auvthinnl have tried cannot com-
with Dr. Band's Colic Cure
our-a mpeotiniiy. Mn. G. G. lliller.
enamel." Soldbyallllrnggialo. Ibo.
l'ltllraadedlolody
llr. it B GIoero. merchant. oi Chil-
”'va oergi‘lles that hedhhad on;
auto on.was race to . song t
medical treatment t'iIat money could
procure. tried all cough remedies he
couldheerci. but not no toilet; spent
many nigto sit up in a chairzwsa lu-
dnced to try Dr. ing'a New ,
by naool twobcttlee. For

contend-anon” King's llew
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ooidaml ccesnrirpliecJ tdon‘t

Trialhottlesh'eeatlt. lll’laiatod'sdrng
Sonthllcrwalh.

memoir.
Mtg”! Raphael
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Mrs.' J. A. Decker:

 
 
 
 
 

hard. 4 lbs. 286

Porterhcuse Steak. loo KAOLI.

Sirloin Steak. 14c lb; 2 lbs 250 ORIOOINT.

BcnadSleak. 10c lb STIRLING. and a .
Shoulder Steak. inclb

m w. Mb $31.00 Whéol

and, ianow (our months old, and her
cred every

earphones-ram '
Electrical Suppliers.
JOHN’S

~~r~sersros

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Fox Cycle and
Hardware Co.

No ilo WACHINOTON UT.
knicyele and Generalgflopair’wcrkl

INHRTAINUSNTB.

X-TRA!
IllilVlALll orsaa lillli E
v r.w.li1'cnm..~- - leaner.

Thursday, ‘ larch it.

A Genuine MelcoDrenIatic Sensa-
tron.

Grand Production of Thrilling R0.
mancc

Hands Across
the Sea!

And acclaimed the grandeol romantic produc-
tion of the ago.

Miss Deli Ellereou as Lillian Mill
lord.

i
r, tie-finnifieed'aand'lo-liaoonu

HOVT'S “r: EATRI:

Saturday, Int. 20.

'iildglga‘o O'l A'BIIRIHQPECXEDMN.

Bagrney Farguaon

{Clair} '11.? $1.! IAN" A8

McCarthy’ 5
Mishaps.

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Clever Comedians“,

l’rctgGIrls

right Music.
Catchy Songs

Pilli'ld~llIA'l“liVfl " lo ANDfitl “To

ennna “an xantr av firtnrerun’a

I'll!” Ii

Central . Ciub House

7 weer M‘Bh‘lfl. murmur.
WEDNESDAY, IIICII l1,

Al". fli- hi

Ire. Derethy llarringtea leveil

“ SWITZERLAND."

II. leelie I. too bee. Violin.
Fret. lien. S. lbaeII. Piano.
Admission to route lllchote limited in anu-

o ladi.
”flout lur “In 0‘ (Ilendouiuu‘ it. Hoodoo d
it ill III. Ilmr-

lm' . l'laielod'a. a

\ Lacruwt.

"imam-urouumi. .....

llCi'JJOllIlilD lilii'l'ii.
under the auspicoeci t. i'. ii. i'. liiuhrevt.

"I-orranv."
iffi'flil.‘

oaaghmital hr Ilse Nico
Rubber Stamps!

oialt “comm including the lit

doohiee Item e.ota.. letter
alone to Irate eaa
Nickel "”53”“ nateaeile.

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Ireoo m“Jone?“

tests. 0 aver.
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FOR THE

Next 4 Days"

AT THI'.

BOSTON STORE

NORWALK, CONN.

 

 

 

II OUR on“! KITCHEI DEPARTI'T oil, for we want the room for our spring wrappers
Granite ircII Ware. “I" '° 09°“ Sam’day'
37c II-s qt granite tea pots, 25c 98° “"39”" '5 P" “m °“' \ 475°
45C 2 to at u to 29C “-35 It ' ' u u “u so 940
54c 3 u u “ u 356 [.50 u u u u to .1."
BIC 4 u u milk Pu”! ’4‘: n [.98 u u u ‘ u u .\ . ‘49
75c 12 " “ water pails, 54c ' UGO OIII'EOIIII.
69c 4 so it measures, 25c soc lace curtams, 37 me
98c8 “ ' “ lcn kettlet. 69‘: "'5° " u 75“
It or
Cutlery. "°° ,, ,, "45
Kitchen knives and forks, 46 “Ch “5 u ,, "49
Christie bread knives, three in. set, 196 set 3'75 . f . . "?8
Genuine French carvers, 49c each c-CrEalesl line 0 portIercs ever shown In the Two
Bric-a-Brac. ‘ '6
Hand painted plates with ribbon and easel, 21c . nomadic Goods.
. . 6c chalhcs, all new patterns, 4c
Hand painted Belleck china rose bowls, Icc ( c lull bleached muslin 6
”'"d painted‘Beilcck "5°" 1°C :oc dress gingham: if}:
e I
Hand painted Belleckl::;;egp on easel, [fit 15‘: Turkish towel, we
. - ,, linens.
01.98 brass banquet lamps,Nc. z centre'drait 35,: ball bleached linen, 25c
burner, ' .“9 75c lull bleached linen, soc
Separate Skirts. THIS WEEK ONLY.
Ombre plaids, separate skirto,~~- 35-00 Dress Goods,
[gorge pattern brocade satin, mo; 75c siihand wool fancies, ’ soc
"fd suiting "fir”. ’ 9 98¢ :Ili coverts, 75c
Maire velour skirt. l°'°° use imported coverts {or tailor made suits, 98c
Black mohair Skirt. I I ' ’5 7 5c'importcd pattern suits, 01.00 per yd.
alt ng. .—
Now is the time to buy your spring mailings, to to Best 5c laundry soap 3c bar.
49¢ per yard 8 pkg: toilet paper, 25c
WI‘OPPOI'I. Men‘s sec working shirts, dark colors, 38c;
On all dark wrappers we shall take 2 5 per cent Ladies’ 5°C “Reed V35“ ”“5 95““: 33°-

 

THE NORWALK BOSTON STORE

Cor. Halo and WallStreets, Ilcrwallt, Ct.

 

HELLO 58 2

OPERA WAFERS.

This delicious biscuit is a choice and delicate adaptation of the unrivalled and
world renowned sugar wafers and from its fine flavor in its composition might be con.
sidered a “Boo bou." We keep a large line of excellent cakes, crackers and biscuits
suitable for all varieties of entertainments.

French soups, sardines. seedless oranges. lemons, bananas. delicious coiice, rich high
grade tees, fancy prunes, figs, dates. ‘

Gilt Edge Creamery Butter, 25c, Ir l-lIlbs SLOO.
Fancy llcrthiield Creemeryin l-2 lb Prints, II lbs $l.00.

Spinach, lettuce, celery, parsnipe, fancy sweet potatoes and numerous varieties of
cheese, etc.

CHARLES E. SEYMOUR, Leading Grocer,

it lost Ieohlegtea Street. teeth Ieroelk, 0t.

Ir vcuwuu THE atws

RAVI I'll

Evening Sentinel Left at Your House
Regular.

 

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loot lut'or. eIe. lb. one letter. liar. In.

A Few Sweets

to tickle the palate and still be easy on the pocket. They go at ices than coat.

I4 or. tumbler lrull Jellies. all kindr, regular price. no; sale price. or.
3 pound in preserves. all kinds. regular price, eye; sale price, Ipc.

‘ pound 5“ preserves, is it II or 10c. u a DC.

I pound can Gage plume. large fruit, " Isa, “ 1c.

lpe‘olai Iaie ofcol'loe on Ioturdoy. Marci-I lath.

Java and Mocha. regular price. are lb; sale price, Joe lb.

lave . “ 3": lb; “ " alc lb.

Maracaibo soc lb; “ soc lb.
lied many other gccdr at special prices on Saturday.

Oomo and too Uo.

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loot flutter. ale. lb. loot luttor. Ito. lit.”

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