"Oran Incas. Ian on Pics 8
~‘llte.:‘IsryIaddsn.ofPrcspect street.
lainptoving.
'JJ’JII‘trhkisruovingcueofl’oster
' ’ toanewslta at Bell
We; of“ i 3’ ‘i' -
nM’ «I'SV‘VI‘b'W of too to"
99mm.
I—u—s-c—up
‘ TheDlstrict Division of thsSons or
Tnnpsseece will meet with Friendship
PM“. of New Canaan, tonight.
~... .. Walkman unmanned in a few
' 'weekiuiibntbsconstructiou cfthesec-
OId building of “dist. Iary’s Free
5 ’ Bonital forOhildren'atTheBccks.
; The Norwalk Boston store 05ers spec-
, ialbargaias for the next four days. At.
’ tractirspriossarsqnotedin a new so.
vertiearneut today. ' '
' Ira. Iary Johnson, of Winnipeuk,
who is visiting hire. Emma Parrott. will
more to one In. Beers' house in Arch
I'm next week.
Theold mapletreein front of Daniel
Duulcp's residence in Roton Hill has
been out down. “The tree had bee
these eightytfive years. n , , '
. "The wood of theIlentenreadingsand
organrecitals will be given at the South
Norwaik Congregational church this
evening at 8 o'clock. ,; Persons already
provided with programmes are kindly
requestedtobringthem to the service.
' ~3endaches"or binned vision when
reading, glasses gill: give you relief if
properly fitted. B. S. Rood. Optician,
'10 South Iain street.
Raymond Brothers have neared the
contract , tpr furnishing for material
the rebuilding of pigs and approaches
to the Cos Cob bridge, New York, New
Haven and Hartford railroad.
Undesteimr‘George H. Raymond is in
Bridgeporttcday. in charge of the fun-
eral of the late Ire. Susan Sherwood.
The remains were brought to Norwalk
and interred in the Norwulk cemetery.
’, l” ohuoD..;8 he, rector of St.
rim has, flan . you preach
in the Church of Our Holy Saviour.
Berkeley street. on Wednesday even-
' iug, April 7th.;
Tristram & Hyatt have a very attrac-
tive display olfiffioy corsets in the west
window of their ,etore in Wall street.
The firm lsoiIeririg bargains in all de-
partmenti. The crockery department
[is very complete/with desirable goods.
.. w. _._ w.
Henry street; Norwelk. which bu
beeuin adeplorable condition, has been
cleared of cobbles. A portion of the
fence on the east side of the Captain
Lambplacehas been taken down and
thehaukon the outside has been ter-
raced. giving the street a much more
ship-shape appearance.
[The West Norwalk Union Church so
eiety. assisted by the West Norwalk'
Ilaaicu societyfldil hold revival meet—
iugainthennion chapel every evening
title week,coulmmlugat 7:30 o'clock.
lietitrea from Rowayton and East
ems will be present. All are wel-
me. ‘.
Ilsa 'i'cssn 1'. also. for years the li-
brarian of the has Aageles Public Li~
brary. "no.0! thabeet known librarians
of the West, paid arisit to the two Iibra~
rice of the Twin Cities. yesterday. Ilse
Ifehoisnow in charge of tbshihrary
Department of Charles Seribuer’s Sons.
in law York. EM was eaurtsiasd by
In. .130. com. and mind to
given talk to the Central club is the
tall. She is a spirited maker. end will
he very interesting.
Witter gum an imperial Ol'tl'll
‘t
'l W “MM-
The molar meeting. last night. of 0.
h. Ferry Command. U. V. I! . took
the fare: of a, cry enjoyable (temples.
Particularly is or were the team
iatraess attire "march through Georgia"
and m of the datullaigue of the Amy
alths Potomac. be pleasant was this
mums. that the with was asa-
svallr sen-ad that other nib-rises
la the tatare might have more of the
“main seat mites wlli mutant-elm um th- swim "1- 4‘" '""'""*“""' "i' “l"! “W
~ IIIII II I' . AW“ «hit. at It. JiM'QOImIlo :‘rtzurmteswd to make Immediate pay-
. '0‘ 'Wm
about two feet square.
David Douala. which was aligned for
trial in the Town Court, yesterday, has
gone over foran indefinite period. .
is now a fair batting concern, having
beengrantedtheuseoftheUnion label
by the hatters’ associations.
Dodge. Independent Order of Oddfel-
lowa. conferred the first and second do.
great upon James T. Hubbell, A. W_.
Bette and A. A. Bette;
there will be services at 8 n. m., in St.
Mary's church. The usual Wednesday
Lenten devotions will be omitted. Fri-
day will be St. Jeseph’s Day.
superintendent of large oil fields in Peru,
South America, for about a year. is visit-
ing his brother. 0. S. Trowbridge, South
Main street.
prise, last night, at his home in High
street. Norwalk. by a merry party of his
friends. Games. dancing and other
pastimes were enjoyed. and a collation
was served.
lectures to the South Norwalk fire de-i
partment. last night, in Old Well Hook
and [wider company's quarters. giving
aprelirniuary'tellopnd directions about
procuring the books on "First'Aid to the
Injured." .
posltory the Pierce and Rochester bicy-
cles; also a fully warranted bicycle at
$37.50. Be invites an inspection of his
line of wheels at Madison and Franklin
ties thatle attend the laying of the
corner-stone of St. Joseph‘s church will
hold ameeting tonight in the Knights
was tried before Judge Hubbell this
morning. Sentence was suspended.
pler.,was represented at the assembly of
the Grand Commandery. in blew KIN-3
sit. last night. by Mayor Arthu'r C.
Wheeler. Farron S. Betta. F. B. Smith
and George Curtis.
lion takes plate today.
sis. widow of Stephen 0. liailery. died
yesterday afternoon in Coilinsrilie from
old age so! general deblllty. She had
been a well-known and highly respected
resident of that village for upward of
aisty yrars.
daughter and a son. James
blot-walls. by a former husband.
Profit-or Timothy Drake. of lease.
chosetts. lectures to Ionic Hail, this
snails. no the "l’assioa Playot Obsr
Ammo."
will be thrown on canvas with a poww-
fel calcium light.
Joseph's church will mingle choice and
Wars etude with the views. A
string caaatatte will assist the choir.
baptist chassis. ‘tatsarmw evening. by
her. loosen latith. on “Man." will
beweilwarth hearing. In Inltb has
m... M'-
norm that om min
unanimous-arr tonight.
AeonliasbeenbcrntoIr. and not.
mucf_Wlnalpaah." 4‘ ,.
attorney Alla; amen saw,
port today.
“.mnelahuntyis ill of
InpatherhOmaltHcytaueet.
Washington Lodge, 1. 0. G.'T.. of
Crenbury.will hold emeeting of no.
usual linportauce tonight.
Dr. S. W. Schuppan made an autopsy
on Druggist E. G. Tomlinson'e pet dog,
yesterday. /
the
The Adelphi outrun. will sing at
thefireaide beheld by he N .11. soon Wwwm‘la 3% 0““ you- When takin
to - I ' orw “I "'I .n I own. Some articles we mar
club tonisht. ________ . u" "I. muting” ‘ m“ I“ dress tfimmiuge, we make quite a display,
There is bad ashout in frontcf the m WI" 881 you never saw them so cheap.
. w Shell fish Commissioner Bwnrtz wen
Norwalk Tramway company’s power
house. This three or four feet deep and
The case of lira. Initial Faweett vs.
in... firm ofTweedy& Co. Danbury.
lire
At its meetinglastnight, Our Brothers’
Smith
Hill.
Tomorrow being St. Patrick's Day. The
Smith
prizes
Henry G. Trowbridge, who has been
daugh
birth.
Frederick Sweet was tendered a sur4
were
PTO"!
Dr. W. C. Burke began his course of;
loss
Luther M. wright-shim” at his rc-
With
The committees .i the different socie-
ofColumhuahnli. Norwalk. 1 “I“ gut?" t $5.25
0...... incision... t... A... It i- W '
trails. a tailor by trade and a tramp by 33 ct. (“ION 2.3 I
oacupeticu.wes arrested last night by ———-——-—-—-
Cillcer Iorehcuse for intoxication. lie $7.5.
Clinton (bmmnndery. Knights Tent-
Orii'
The annual ses~
Ira. um .12 Lillaliery. agedelghty- F.
She leaves a married
ford. of
Over one hundred views
Xorwn
The «Mr of lit.
within
WWW—"m... ._... «an, .. ..«.
Inflea'Wflery.”
The both" It the Mill lIorwnlk
I
to ill lit
two-mum
#3:.” iii.
to New Haven today.
‘ City Attorney John E. Light and
State Prison Dimior E. E. Crows are in
Hartford today.
lfr. and Mrs. John N. Mains. of
Iiiddleboro. Mara. are the guests of
InandIrs. Walter Fitch,ochstport
avenue. -
tertained Hrs. Kerwin. of New Haven,
and Mrs. 1". Gregory. of Bridgeport.
lastweek.’
A surprise. was tendered to George
music, recitations and readings, and a
collation was served.
met at the residence of Miss A. Estella
and Miss Mary Chichester.
Miss Vern Hanlon, the bright little '
celebrated the fifth anniversary of her
ing a large party of her young friends.
Various games suitable to the occasion
was served. The hostess received some
W
Last Saturday night a
kerosene lamp exploded in 5 :1“
Mr. G. Howard King's resi- wgrtp
deuce, Osborne avenue, East '
Norwalk, and causedo mfire
dollars, but he was insured
TAYLOR I: OOLDEN’I
Reliable Insurance Agency,
Makes 10 gallons'paint cost-
ing 75 (Mile per gal.
mixed point there is made,
we have it :
Cometoclt. Watkins
us WASHINGTON STREET.
m
l)lrl‘l'llli."l'OV'NllliWAlaK, as. l‘lii).
llA'l‘ Hill! It'l'. Mulch I. A. "Ami.
Hallie of I'hehe I‘l. Fitch I
walk. In said district.
The Court of l'roiuste for the lllstriot of
months train the date hereof for the cred-
itors of said estate to exhibit their claims
for settlement.
present their sewn ts.er fly a
To Whom it May (Fortune: Any
Illllllzlii or taken iron: Ill iumse wil he re
slur usd wherever-t
W or. “can:
v
. ’t
it! k'r '
r. o. no... t
WARD.
Absolutely Pure. _
v.
s
I) do.
rat. i‘s‘isotl’gwnaa 00.. iiiw York.
5 WWW-
s———.A—
. G. S. Aiken, of lain street. en- -
...__..,........
, last night. at his home on Spring
There was vocal and instrumental
Monday Afternoon Whist club
, West avenue. yesterday. The
were awardedtoMi- Lena Cole
ter of Mr. and Mrs. John Hanlon.
ilillllllllilrllillil
yesterday afternoon. by entertain-
played. and a bountiful collation I. la. “c“.on "fin”"ph.e
pmsents.
if your horse is
of nearly one hundred -would be
“ men'.
Grindm’s Golden Weellin
m
comm. In
STREET.
it will pay you to examine the
'. . . . . . .BARGAIN
inventory, we marked everything 'way
ed at 1-4 and 1—5 of their cost.
‘ .3 will make him go taster for awhile, but it will
not make him any stronger. The proper
to Iced the horse, improve his condi
lion with nice clean oats, hay and good treat-
ln buying feed or grain it's not so import‘ut to
save money as to get the best and have it in
good clean condition.
.. all.“
g Powder."
4tlb.?Packugo, lac.
' stunt. notion}; in em and Quality.
n Street
and prices are so low you
We kuow'yon will find something to buy if you look at them.
m
- ~ EDWARD STREET!
We
IORWALK 00".
This will be another bargain week.
We willdoeven betterbytloou than we
did last week. Read following
prices: -
no...“ no:
, a
Sirloin steak. , Me a lb
Rib Roast. from he to 12c a lb
Cornedbeef.from betownlb
lt‘reah Hams. 10c a lb
Fresh Shoulders, lo a lb
A full line of fresh fish at the lowest
price. Free delivery.
New York Market
PIIII 8. AYERS, Prep.
BLOGK. WASHINGTON GTRIIT L.
19 Railroad Pinon.
ACKSOH’S PHOTOGRAPHS
l‘llllllll'l
wants mm Standard of Excellence!
Both in Damian mil! 0! Finish. JACKSON
land forever. Interiors and
PLATINOTTI'E l’Oli’l' TS bee .
all architectural work a emnflhy. are u
.3 Wall Its-ct. Nam-Ill. ct
tired and worn out, the whip
way
Here you can do both.
mm Buy Out. That’s Clean.
" ,..--_ m It WASBIIGTON BTW.
The work of rebuilding the man-holes 30““ llorwsik. 00W. M a n u 6' T. H a tc h ’
and catch—basins on the line of the Non — ----- ~———-«——~—~——- ' 5 IOI'SHI" Street. 800th “BTW! i H.
walk Tramway company’s Westport es- ‘ ‘ ' , ’ Ali/fi/WWW /
tension is progressing. and will probably M
be completed before the end of the week. ee . W
w W. m...» n... n...-
Ihs Pure White
you want the beetleady £L:°ANT STYLES!
w. Driven to CONS.
‘ no“ |
. ate of Nor-
tiers-ell.
lit. hath limited ItiliI allowed air:
hose who nog‘ieuu'u
9| I
sold tints. w I! bet u trad u recor'
liltbllil’ Biti’aiulsu,
Executor.
It it til
NOTICE.
mm mm”
tlnlea ‘
saimhms 'I‘uh‘ no.
5
MARCH 29, I897,
lS MOST HERE.
HAVE YOU SECURED 'i'lCKE’i'S ON THE TWO
BEAUTIFUL PEERLESS BICYCLES
Vle Give Away Free?
ON THAT DATE.
IPLENDID WEAR”
IUPERI FIT! ll
final)...—
PRIOEB THE LOWEST!
Make a Combination that Cannot be BEAT.
GLOVER’S oouetr SHOE swear,
40am! 42 Wall street. NORWALK. CONN.
Electric Gall
lhsll Outfit,
OOH-toilette. ”.00.
1 iron box hill.
1 cell dry battery.
I push button.
50 feet inhulatcd wire, suf-
ficient staples, and printed
instructions which will aid
any person to put boil in
successful operation.
m.» w . MW”...
ts. _.aesests new. or.
Open De light!
The person who pays
=. tree for a bicylce no
betterthau ours at let a,
United States Bicycles,
'iSirong, durable, easy
design and finish. _
‘ ' " drank Hanger
5...}. Pull of
.chala Ietweeu
Call
and See It. 25
per cent. Pres-
Bearings.
0 It .
Crank usages '
Deceit!
sure Saved. '
SO. IORWALK HOW. 00'
WANT ANYTHING ?
lionesdtc. Advertise
lntheSouthbloswalk
Evening
Sentinel.
, filed "figs.
Th specific for spepsla.1.iver00m lalnt
libed’rnatiem. Costinienees. General De llity
is Bacon's Celery King tor the Nerves. This
her tonic stimulates the digestive organs.
tea the liver and restores the system to
“u; “r"“rinnsu... swu-
c . .
03711in nth Norwalk. and E. r. W’eed
Norwalk.
Electric Bitters.
Electric Bitters is a medicine suited
running, beauty ‘of -
for any season, but perhaps more ner-
olly needed when lithe languh i3; e1i ust- _ . ' .
edfeein ai,wen e veris ' . .
torpid and uggish andf {he iced of a M south. Ill] . flip
ionic and alterativeis et. prompt _ - 7
use of this mcidicine has bill“ diverted '“t '“m‘its ,
ion and a fatal "one overs ’~ ‘.
Nogmwmne will not more surely in Ill-"ltd. “m
in counteracting and freeing the system > m.
from malarial mison. Headache. indi. TWO NORWALK, ,
fiction, constipatig‘ni dizziness glad to l ‘
ectric Bitters. ' ty cents on per '
bottle at R. H. Plaisted's drug store. “0333- 30- NORW‘II‘:
n mute molest
ahead of time-in tal ‘
.. 0-
But it's better t6 be win!
too late. Our. 5'
clothing last-l , -
satisfaction to all
This seasonvgeha
efi'orts tovdmfl W
asnit. " ” I
An examination”
carries convictionwith. , _
and see us. Our'guaraut'eie your
money refunded."' . .
. t‘. .4";-
Spring Shapes and , ‘
Colorings‘gia
.J,’
Camistx
Bros. '
Surround Yourse
Sociotypf Spring.
our tony,
Trousers.
Every price is a I friend maker, a.
ness builder.
Our Spring. Stock
stylish ga
\
DAVIS,
b
. it seem uni-it ”asset ‘ ,
f
With the little perfectiono—dhe fixing.
of dress—from our great'contprehem
sive wardrobe of men’s bric-a-hruc
and you are on the highli‘oad to the
Esmcially if you will wear in addition _
Is now arriving. .
cloth yourself in these perfect fitting, ‘
dy kind some dealers would palm oil -
on you. We can also (save you money
on the “Made to Order" kind.
every evening until 9 o’clock.
The Tailor,
Clethier, Hatter and Furnisher,
Ishsekeme IIeteI Ilesk. tenth lerwalk.
in
and
tr!
perfect fitting
It costs no more to
rments than the chenp,sltod-
0M
It Isn't Any Melt
to ride one of the bicycles that I! III»
The, spin over the mad as man
you imagine that something the then
yocrisgs is furnishing the native ‘ w
Because they runoalltrdheylfl’ “t
moon
.9 new aren't. C
Not-walk.-
.j: Ia
i
"turns m... ~
maimre "'"M . . .
$3me .
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