. mains». lheshosdsaler. is
:zusiekettliegrlp. .
son was born yesterday to Sir. and
Theodorel'miw Spring street.
W
ludrthur’r.lsrrlhm is met the
sting monuments iron street
W. 11. B'wovdsm elm in street;
has recovered 1 recent severe
Its. William I". Kern oi Hillside
class. is sick of inflammation of the
.' items-z.
Minnehaha Division. Sons of Temper-
- Ines. will meet tonight with lira. H. L.
. Webb, at harbours, 'i Burbank street.
“~Buy this week, bani, 10c. m. inkt.
Charles J. Palmer'sdiennery in Elm-
wood avenue, was enteml sometime last
night, and three oi his choicest iowls
, teke11.Mr.Pslmcrhasno,clue to the
~ thieves. < ‘
Edith Warren, daughter oi Conduc—
tor George Warren. was brought home
.yesterday ofternoim‘ from Springfield,
Mass , where she went for the benefit oi
her health. ‘
Captain Theodore Tobey has taken the
”yacht Fannie, ownedby BM. Andrews.
‘ to New York, where she will be over-
hauled and gotten in readiness for the
coming season.
—Best sugar cured smog. N.Y.idht.
. Visitors from Stamford, New Canaan
and Norwalki‘were present at the meet-
ing of linens Tribe. 1. OR. 11., last
slight. The warrior's degree was con-
ierred- on one candidate.
Lineman employed by the Southern
New England Telephone company have
strong wires through West street, pre-
paratorytoplaoing a telephone in the
residence of Daniel Dunlap, Roton Hill
Moses 8. blather, oi South Norwalk.
lies dismd oi his handsome residence
in Darien to Mr Close. of Greenwich
who will have alterations and renova-
tions made, and take possession next
month.
~¥eg p‘angeeg_ bicycles,SSO
..-»... ...-
Mrs. Sarah Belts and Mrs. Henry
Bette and great-grandchildren went to
the. Soldiers' Home in Noroton, lest
Satusday. to see Mrs. Sarah Betts'
father. who was sent there a short time
lgoon account of Mrs. Betta not being
strong snout: to care for him. She
found him very poorly, but getting the
best of care. M
will Whfim.fldwl§’bom-
m calls attention to its reliable. gnu.
antesdtllllbiliyele. Last year this firm
soldupward oi ility oi this particular
male Every wheel has given entire
Mthn.‘ The company carries
grains from S30 bio also built for but
nose; at prices .38, .360, S75. illld the
only Bicycle built at 075 and .100.
The meeting of the South Nor-walk
Congregational church. tomorrow even-
lug. will discuss the subject, “()nr
Clutch Cove " The diflersnt parts
of the ooveuau still be studied with
”tarsus to their privileges and oblige
tines. The pastor will conduct the ser-
vice and open the dlwrusslou .
i0“! "3 undone l’
:=:' .uOtlier Eyes. ,
Our l's are lost as strong as l
t they were lllty ycers ago, when
we have cause to use them.
.‘jet with“ lost and lessesuse
-' to praise ourselves, siliceotllers
do the praising. and we are
milieu willing lot you to see
its through other eyes. This
is how we loolr to 8. ll. Boyce,
wholesale and retell drugglst.
Duluth?" Minn. who utter a
quarter oi a century at obser-
ration writes:
“I have sold Ayer’s Samps-
* sills lot more than as years,
it at wholesale and retail.
hove never heard anything ’
hat weeds ol praise lroni my
- m; not a single com.
hsssvsr reached tea. 1
have Ayer's ilerssporills to
H the treat him! purifier. that
2 has been introduced to the we
‘ ml public.“ “this. truth a
”a who has sold thousands oi
‘ min at Ayers dumpstllls.
‘ is stress testimony. out it
_ eelyssllass popular ”stimuli
‘ m. “Sch h“.
, ”W. M"
‘ ' ll WWW
”with... .
v
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amehslllussswlthsnslumodtosth,
‘ son let cm tell it lies mi tom.
”measurement
Montcalm Windmills
mammalian-assaults.
mmamtm Nil.
, ..irerethersolpleutsoishsmlctsm
A0. Denselsputtiugupauswawnv
inginireut eihisstoroln Railroad
Charles Fisdler. e1 Gleuwood avenue,
went to New York today. to have his
shonlderdressedsgaiu. . -
is witnessing the great fight in Carson“
commune _.
“The new association of the Not-
walk Congregational church will hold its
annual meeting this afternoon at 3:90.
”The (leniedsrate Spy" will be pre—
rooted at the Nor-walk Opera House .to-
night for the benefit oi the Catholic club.
Hester Daniels died last night of
croup. at her home, 57 Cedar m.
Bhewassixyear'soi age. The funeral
was held this afternoon.
—-Beliable gnuanteed bicycles. 990.
President Holiinley’s private secre-
tary. John Addison Porter, is a cousin of
[teeter St. John, of “Forest Hill Villla,"
Bowuyton.
Rev. Mr. Booth, rector of Trinity
church. Bridgeport, will preach at
Grace church, tomorrow night, upon the
subject oi “Self Denial"
Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Comstoclr. of 18
Union street, are happy today over the
arrival of a Naive-pound boy this mom-
iug. Mother and son are doing nicely.
There was a large attendance, last
night, at the second Lenten service In
the South Norwalk Congregational
church. The programme was an inter“
estiugone. _‘
Rev Augustus Beard, at New York,
is having renovations made to the Ham-
erslcy place in East as none, which was
recently purchased by him and which
he will shortly occupy.
Councilman Kendall is having Engin-
eer Samuel W. Hoyt, Jr., make plans of
the Franklin and Concord street school
buildings, showing the present systems;
of ventilation, elc.
noon. at the Central club-house. Re-
ports from the Washington Congress
will beread.snd busine- transmted.
A largely attended and enjoyed iire-
sidc was held last night at the Norwalk
club. The attractions were selections
the Agelphi Quartelte and ham
Erna sougsaud meditations by John 0.
bis. oi New York Refreshments
were served.
Jacob IAnxweil‘enoi Booth Norwslk, .
’stipatiun rind sick Honda: lli‘?
it isruuiored that W. ll Startevnnt
has bought the stock oi the Faith cm i
log company, of New York. (mm the
a-igbees, and is deliberating whether“
York, or turn the second floor of his
store here into an immense Japanese do.
pertinent. It is said that the considera-
tion was $4,800 cash or about one-third
illlt present value. Sir. Bturtevnut is a
hustler who merits the success of his
eawrprim. .... .
' ~Aiter supper try an imperial Crown
”'W- _ . .
Mrs. Dorothy Harrington Royall. who ,
is to appear at the Uentnlelub rooml
this evening at ti: will assisted by It
Vaughn. violinist. itllt‘l Professor (lilanu,
pluulll. dose
Switssrlsad. but aarumes «litres-cut
characters in a kind of comedy. melting
several changes at costume. and giving
a great deal oi inter-atlas in regard to
dwitaerlaud. This entertainment lids
been given over 700 tiniesln this country
audio limos. and it llltl always out
with delighted appreciation. use seven
risement tor particulars.
Attire trialling of burial Division.
No. l. at New Canaan. yesterday. the
tellowlnsoillcers were elected: l). W.
R. W. A. ll. Hartley: W. A.. hirs. J. A.
aniwottliy willie. tiles 1!. A. Burt:
worthy treasurer. heals linbbellzrvor-
my obsolete. Edwin lioyi; worthy con-
doctor. lire. ii. A. Bmhklss: mirth!
auntie“. Ilse Grace Hart: l’. ll. W. 1%.
3.1..Woedmstlr. The Norwslh lions
ct’l‘sniosraase ”portsuplsudldilme.
these was a public meeting in the even»
leg. The local dlvlsloes wish to return
theatre to Division. lie. to.
Yale's toothall management is plain.
iilsgauevelstrsass is its loothsll nos.
than the playing mama until the litter
day site! TthM. end the faculty
lass manual to the chasm. role will
play on Thanksgiving day sans. The
Valetssultyoupessmlismsmm-
Widths Wtettlls day. Titanis‘
“emits ”WWW!“ the Yale.
Cartesian-sail! ts slices on laser-
”: M It
a“ m
be will continue the business lll Newi.
not deliver a lecture on ‘
' Absolutely Pure.
mill... “" lfillg‘lll'i’tn
lion Irma“, sup harmed,» oi ndnlteration coin
Jfiuisom Person Go. New York.
SWIM. llFE II THE IOIIWALKI.
lieu lala clly Peseta Eaiey The-selves These
lid-Will" Days.
lira. A. It. Candeld, oi Merwin street,
is visiting in New Haven.
Edward Burton, or New York, is via-
iting his brother, A. B. Burton, Fair
street.
, Mrs. Emory Hill, :0! Stamiord, spent
yesterday with Mrs. George B. Van-
Alstyne.
Mrs. John Burchard. of Spring street,
has returned home from a visit with her
niece, Mrs. William Barrett, in New
Canaan.
The engagement of'Miss some B
Hoyt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gould ‘
Hoyt, of Norwalk, to James Coley, of
Weston, is announced.
Mrs. A. G. Bowman, oi Willimoutlc.
has been the guest of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. 11. B. Wigham, oi Elm street.
She left Norwalk this morning for :1
visit in Danbury.
An heiress Missing.
rlrlpecial to The Sentinel)
St. Louis, March lT.——Eila Burden,
eleven years old, heiress to $100,000, bus
been inexplicably missing from her home
since Monday.
Free Pills.
Send your address to II. E. Buoklon
«9:00., and got a free sample box of "
Dr. Kliig'chw Life Pills A trial uill
convince you of their merits Those
pills are easy in action and are our
ticnlorly eiTm‘ live in the cure of ('011
For Min
lurin and Liver troubles they have been
Proved 1nv airinbio. 'l in y are igniirzintmi
——l)nly this week hams, "KN Y.In.kt to be perfectly irco from (very rio-
ll deterioiti)? migration and to be purely
vegeta o my do not weaken by .
The Daughters 0’ the American “"0 their a: lion but by giving tone to stem
“mo? “7'" hold their regular itch and lnmrsls {xvi-oily Invigorutc the
meeting at 3:80 tomorrow after system. la-gnlur sizo 2.30.1” box.
3011'! by Ploisted and Wood Druggists.
Messrs. Taylor to holdcn
*Dear Sirs: The prompt
and very satisfactory man. ,7
oer in which the tire loss on
my house ill Lust Norwalk,
was adjusted, cells ior my
hearty thanks and apprecia-
tion of the business methods
and reliability oi your firm.
G. llowsnn KIM}.
TAYLOR & OOLDIN' 3
Reliable Insurance Agency,
«wisuisoros erase-r.
Iouthll llorwslh. Connecticut.
'lOll lbs Pure White“
Lead costs, $5.25
lgsls. Raw Oil at .
SS ctr gallon, 2.3 I
31.50
Makes 10 gallons paint cost-
ing 75 il~10c pci' gal.
Orif you want the best ready
mixed paint there 19 made,
. we have it:
F. W. DEVUE 8c CO.‘S.
Gemstoeli. Watkins
81 Dow,
irs WASHINGTON
NOWQI.
To Whom it May Former!
Imuahrortaken mun ill in an stillborn
Illinllliil elicrmcr loom
mill ii RA“ PHAMI‘H. l'llli’l'lll
STREET.
W
0. w. RAYMOND,
‘ disaster
metal
Atty nrllr'loa ’
Grinders" 5 Golden Washing Powder.
4th. Peck-go, I50. ,
Equal to Gold Oust In Size and Quality.
F. D. LAWTOI d 00., 22 South‘lsin Street
EDWARD STREET "
It will pay you to examine the .
. . . . . . .BARGAINS'
We offer you. When taking inventory,
down. Some articles we marked at 1-4 and 1 5 of their cost.
in dress trimmings, we make quite a display, and prices are so low yen
will say you neversaw them so cheap.
We know you will find something to boy i! you look at them.
EDWARD STREET!
5 GAZETTE IUlLOlIO. ' IORWILK OOII.
lleu't Ilss 'llIisWeeh's Sales I!
SEE PRICES' NE‘ Ell 1.10wa ONE WEEK
ONLl '
l pound» mm) lard for ...............
shoulder stock for .........
r :2 suite rkior .... ..
we marked everything 'way
sugar cured bacon
l-rr-sli cork. - . . c a pound
Baum go ......................... he 1 pound
Fresh ate. ....tc a pound
i‘oru heel ~~~~~ ..k a {mono
blew mutton .,
Sugar cured lInIIi
(loud rlli roost ...ne a pound
ltoe shad ........................... we a pound
llur k shall. lion pound
New York ldarlrot
. ' "AIRS. AYERS. Prep.
DONOVAN BLOCK. WABHINOTON STREET
I9 Railroad Place.
AOliSON’ S PHOTOGRAPHS
yum :ihu‘
'E!!!i”H'Hl'llililiilliililll
nae-nix mm Standard of Excellence l
n and Donut) of Finish. JACKSON'li PLATINOTYPE PORTRAITS are beau-
tiol and last forever Inlet tors and all architectural work a specialty
I. M. JACKSON Photographor, 53 Wall Street. Noruulls, 6!
Mo..- "a ...”, “-..—:3
M l
if Iour horse is tired and worn out the chip
will make him golaster for arthiic but it will
not make him anysrrongcr. Thcpmpcr way
Would he to feed the hirse impiuve his coudi
rim with nice clean oats, hay and good treat~
mClli,
in buying feed or grain its not so important to
save money as to get the best and have it in
good clean condition. ilcre you can do both.
Buy Oats That's Glenn.
g)
S
S
&
Manuel T. Hatch,
Slersllail fitreet, ' ' ' Seetmvsslh.
Www s
MARCH 29, l897,’ ' ' " .
. ‘ If 15 MOST HERE. * "‘
HAVE YOU SECURED TICKETS ON THE TWO
BEAUTIFUL PEERLESS slcrcrEs
We Olve Assay Free?
on THAT DATE.
I
nLquNr ervuzsr
autumn wuau
" suntan I'lTlll
e—a— gun—......
PRICES THE: LOWEST!
Moire u Combination that Cannot be BEAT.
GLOVER’S DOUBLE SHOE STORE,
40 and 42 Wall street. NORWALK. CONN.
Electric Call
Bell Outfit,
00mph“. Shall.
1 iron box hill.
1 cell c
1 push gotten.
do that insulated wire, sul‘
ficieut staples. and printed
instructions which will aid
any {lemon to put bell in
successful operation.
O
Open Daylight!
The person who pays
hroo for a hicylce no
bettenhen cars at less
United States Bicycles.
musing, beauty of
design and finish.
crank Hanger
Shows Poll of
Ghats Between
Behringe.
and See It. 25
per cent. Pres-
(llilt =
Crank tleager ,
Does ls i
sure Saved.
So. soswsrrt new. on
M
,r
WANT ANYTHING? .
Noneedto. Advertise
intheflouth Norwalk
Evening
Sontlnol.
m
Bid Tl”.
The specific for Dvnoevsia. LiverComplnint
Pheumatism. Coetivener-‘rt. Gene it!
is llacons Celery King forth e Nerves. This
herbal tonic stimulates the digestive organs,
regulates the liver and restores the system to
vigorous health and energies. Sampler-Irma
taggers) Mm and sec. Bold only byG.
g till-romsonth Norwalk. and EP
5 omllk
Electric Bitters.
Electric Bitters is a medicine suited
for any season, but perhaps more gener-
ally needed when the languid, exhaust-
ed fooling revails, when the liver is
torpirl undsnggish and the need of a
tonir rind nltserntivo is felt. A prompt
use of this medicine has often averted
long and perhaps fatal bilious fevers
No medicine will not more surely in
in counteracting and freeing the system
from Inalii‘rinl misou. Headache. lllill
gr-stion, mnstipution. dizziness yield to
Electric Bitters Fifty cents and 81 per
bottle at R. 11. Piaisted’s drug store.
Strong, durable, easy ‘
Spring Shapes and
too late. Our prod
clothiug- last season ‘3 m, ,_ ,, ,.
This season we have
often: to deserve
a suit.
An examination oi"
carries conviction with ill, WM
and see us. Our guarante‘ y
money refunded. '
Colorings is: its
_4__.._.“
Comste
Bros
Is sorml Ill! S
Se. Iorwalh, '
IILFOID A. OI"!
TWO RNORWALK,
stones. 3 so. sonwamt.
Surround Yourse
Society of Spring.
9.
W"! ‘
I'OUBOI’S.
DAVIS, The
Hellenism lletel Ileeh. South
With thelittle perfections—the fixings:
of dress—from our great comprchcii
sive wardrobe of men 's bric-a-brac
and you are on the high road to the
Especially if you will wear in addition H
our tony, perfect fitting «
3 Every price is a friend maker, a b“!!! ”
ncss builder.
. Our Spring Stock
is now arriving.
cloth yourself in these perfect fitting,
stylish garments than the cheap,shod’~
dy kind some dealers would palm ofl ' ‘
on y.ou We can also save you money
on the “Mode to Order” kind.
every evening until 9 o 'cloclr.
Clothier, Hotter and Furnishcr, .
f
‘ ye.
It costs no more to
0M
Tailor,
It Isn’t day Eflert ,
to ride one of the bicycles that to fl
They spin over the ground so m7 ‘ M
you imagine that something else it!
your legs is leruisnlug the mall's m
Because they run easier. they Ian m,-
Fred’k.W.
r9 MAIN STRICT.
Norwolh,
flour. . ......
“3m" llllll tea," ms
sol em
theaters
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