.m Weather Forecast
I. oday promisestobcgenerahv
W. followed by rain. which
1m quite heavy. with log on
, Tomorrow it promises to be
relay, with fogrn thecoasts. and
We“: Record.
' of the thermometer for
as atuoou today
"zoom lowest. 'IIdegrese
Me for Tomorrow
Kilian tide Low tide
6:03 lot.“ 4.“;
soon-mm s”I"lgIIt” Extra.
I 4 aensibie people may think
lighting. it must be admitted
“tin recent times has com~
launch attention as the COP
meet at Carson City.
.That this intermt existed to
1. lopeddegree in Not-walk. as
it in the sporting centers of
.fmud expression in the
”and for the extra edition of
W. issued shortly before 5
giving a detailed account of the
on the time the men
"spar for on opening" until
the blow that laid the
Isntlui’s got the best account
, t” was the verdict all over
Iteompsflsonsare odious, then
papers, particularly the fake
not here from New York and
lint the streets as "contain
{adamant of the light," most
”It in very bad repute
Will facilities of the Alla Jciat
the [treat news puree yiug cou-
M which The Sentinel re-
Its-‘dirpatches, made it pundit
; h the “Extra" to be on
within a compare tivcly few
, after FitzsimnIouII was de-
fil winner of the light. Each
. lemons: been finished than
; Waterman into Tthenti-
. overs wire leading directly
' > room. The story was
put in type by deft-lingered
. and while Corbett was still
m weeping over his (intent
m (uniting the plaudits IIt
. Itheblg press in-the base-
' “Mile! building was con»
' fill of white payer into "its.
leg with news of the battle,
.uhour thdrhythmtosl round
kept the newsbcys happy,
, «cuppa-s from an appre-
hil into their hands.
: hasn't a very exalted
We Ights. but it is proud of
” on its effort Iogive the
sees,
M... we... -
it while Ulla ago schedulin- ill.
“ flit Instance. those Inert eon-
. decided that there shall he
=3 ’s day parade. The natal
”tron saint of so many good
“time will be celebrated in
”conclude will be room in
with the illustrious Patrick’s
W The money which would
a”; mint III the parade will be
'Wluthe pooroi' Chicago.
“V Mailer. in The Forum.
- n averyimmtautqm
and us normal tlnIcIIi' Mr.
that the times we had
“a of California acid and
‘ and damn. the war
_ ! Wetltnesand
" to occur again. Normal
" those we here once
‘ltl ll I.t'
mm exectlyln
truth on the parser
‘ museums state
' bytlIsAnsrl»
f“
. seldom-s landowner-.3!
I dotiwwork of 48 small ones. Thereliefm
“it. The parts were taken as follow: Lied-
dustioe. Mil» Mantle Kelly: War. Miss
lsldcatae misc-mm
rsces be erected Member at WW
houses, with like other pretty-umber:
Matthews. with one exception. They
have no separate arrangements for best.
tug. They are wanncdfremscmninon
plant. which furnishes steam best to
thorn all. Thus one large tire is made town
there is in this will be enunciated by
those accustomed to wrestle with coal
and ashes in their own fantaccs. ,
Another most popular and attractive
common feature is the Beacousflcld ca.
sine. In the forenoon a kindergarten is
maintained in the casino for the youn-I’m‘
nor fry of the terraces. In the afternoon
the building is the scene of social pleas-
ures. The woman who wishes to give a
recenionortes to snynnmber otguests
pays a moderate sum for the asset the
house. It can be utilized for any and all
kinds of meetings, social and otherwise.
The cooperative stables of the Bean-‘1
onsficld terraces are models of their
kind. Instead of a stable, with its at-
tendant smells and unpleasantnees for
every house, all the horses belonging to
the residents are housed in one partner—
ship building. whcro the animals receive
perfect care, and the premises are kept
immaculately clean.
-—_—____t</
The splendid new Congressional libra-
ry at Washington, with its accommoda-
tions for over 1,000,000 books and its
beautiful architecture, ought to be an
example to those who construct build-
ings at public expense all over this coun-
try. The structure was completed on
contract time, and 85,400 less than the
appropriation was expended. The li-
brary at Washington will stand for III
time as an illustrious monument to the
fact that contractors on public works
can be honest and can be prompt. The
people of the country were Inclined to
doubt it befrm.
Glory at Love and Tar Presented by Itlan' s
[lunatic detected»
“The Confederate Spy." a story of
love audwar. was pron-uteri last night
at the Norwalk Opera House, under the
auspices of the St. Mary's Dramatic as-
sociation. The performance was attend-
ed by an audience which crowded the
twelvecbaraeters in the play, each one
of whom enacted his or her role in a
most realistic manner, in some instances
far better than many professionals could
have done. The cast of characters was
as follows:
George Waterman. a young Unionist.
ward Cavauangh
Philip Bradley. II Confederate Spy.
Edward Hands
Fred Ainsley. u Rebel Aide-de-Cam p,
William Sheelhun
Major-General Banks. lY iii A.
William Hylaud
Colonel Willard, U. 8.
James 0' Brien
Ollicer Mdlgarry, (Inc of the Finest.
Thomas llunt
L'lay, a Gentleman of (John,
George Brackv 'll
Socket-y Boheeidlehecker. who has trou-
bios of his own. Jame s Bengeiiu
Mrs. Waterman. Notion of Lieut‘ge.
Ills Kathyrn McCarthy
Mead Bradley, a Southern Girl and
Sister of Spy. Ilsa Kathryn Brennan
Norah Nebula. a Swoct Irish Bong-
stress. Miss Elizabeth Hartline
Miss loner. Miss Catherine CM annual:
HoldIeI-s, Villagers. ctc.
Dnringths livesctI-of the playthere
were several beautiful tableaux and vo-
cal specialties of II high order. The
titles of the tableaux were “The Sold-
ier's Dream." “The Blue and the Limy"
and the “The Star Spangled Banner."
Thetiual bleau was exceedingly pret.
dolls of Liberty. Miss lI‘IIIInic MIIUIIIIII;
Illnuie Henry; Literature and Art.
Misses Maruaret leaner and Miss May
Brennan.
Thevccalnleotlons were as follows:
"Unlyn'l‘eur." Edward bully; “kilns
Soldier Sleeps," I". W. .I. Tracey;
"Climbing up to Heaven on II Moon-
bcant." George Bracken; "The Warrior
Bold." William Ilylatul. The vocal
solo by Its. Trswy was worthy of
spsetul note.
in the afternoon a well~attendctl Instl
nee performance was given.
At the stated Iuoetlugot the New York
(busty medical emulation. held lion-
dsy evening at flu. Ill West Thirtyetlrst
street. Dr. F. ilehsvolr. of statutordmss
must by invitation. to give his views
on one of the subicots. vie. "UhsuIleIIim.
Electrolysis lu ths'l‘I-esunsutof tlruthrsts
Htriotm." finch an invitation ton
pensions! also outside of their own
membership. from so mnmrvativs sad
Mylaumsthcefitcutbythem
. wot strsstoflsnd “Zirconium lie
house to its utmost capacity. There are .
Own Kathleen." Bernard 'l‘ully: "The N
3;- if“
g Alli :‘ We slag-lily“?
"r "In; mew no.3?” ”no
elf; '~' 3' or. it” ”do:
Add... "Wm "more“
Freel'llls.
Séondyoursddress toll. .Bnckieu
,snd afreosumE eboxof
Fixings ew.LifePilis trialwill
whines you of their merits. These
are easy in action and are m
ticularly effective in the cure of
muonandmck Headache. For lla-
aIIdLiver troubles they have been
govedinvaluable. They are guaranteed
lumpectomy free from every de-
letsuioussubstsuee and to bepurely
vegetable. They do not weaken by
theiraotiou,butby givingtonetostorn-
uchand andbowels greatly invigoratebo the
Soidbyl’laisted and Weed,2501i:ntggists
NOTICE !
Notice is hereby given that a meeting of
the Board of Councilmen of this city will
he heldat the Council Chamber on Ilaviv
land street, on Monday, the 2‘2nd inst, at
eight o’clock p. In.. for the purpose of
to he heard relative to the provisions of a
new City Charter.
JOSEPH II. TA\',LUIt
and Is a 2:: Cityl lerk.
Will
Miss
hearing all persons who appear and desire «
A; FOR
JOHN’S
AWE-MOS?
PAINTS.
IAOLI.
ORIBOINT,
STIRLING, and 0
$37.00 Wheel
which cannot be beat.
FonycIeand
Hardware Co.
No IZO WASHINGTON ‘1'.
erBicyele and General llepnlr work.
decorum.
X-TRAI
IIORVIALK OPERA HOUSE
F.W.MITCBBLL. - - Mani-cor.
Thursday, March l8.
A Genuine Mela-Dramatic Sensa-
lion.
Grand Production of Thrilling Ro~
mance
Hands Across
the Sea!
It!
i
Your hair, when it is gone. If;
you would keep it on youri
head use Ilnlcs Compound
Quiniuc.
50 01:9.
at your
druggist's.
_.._._. I
5.1. Taylor System
DRESS CUTTING!
Milli. l A “El KEII would announcctuthe
lsdleeot Nurvralk and vicinity "ml shots or
izin ga clans in the ammo) stem. Those
eeirinainI-trueti snot Irmntly Ieducod mica
amen IIrottInvn by including on or before
March with In addition "course of Instrul— i
ti- -n in men branch of dresuumitlnu pIupur ie'
two lIIpil-Ihugbt on theirmI-II "Interim-I
inference. H. l1 'lIIvlor. van Broadway. 5. \
Call evenings or IIlIlress
Mrs. J. A. Dockor,i
II CLAY STREET, so. NI‘lRWAIIK
llll” I!
I
letter I Britain with tired' I Colic cure.
HAVIIIBIIIIHI Moon. ”.30 'II.’I.——llaud
Medicinal»: "I wish to say that 1pm-
cured n supple bottle of Dr. Iland' s ('01
in Care and am delighted with it. My
baby isnow four months old. and has
suffered every day of her short life with
colic. [have tried almost no thing
ever heard of. but can mItlIfIIl y say
that anything I haw. tried cunnot com
o with DI. liltllll'n' (‘olic Utll't'.
'oIIrs fiestwictfuliy. Mrs ii. (I Miller 4
88 Arch St. " Sold by all Druggiste, 25c
“The dreaded Moody
Mr. ll 8. Groove. merchant. of Chil-
lIowie. Vs.. certifies that he had con.
sumption. was given up to liltl. sought
all medical "about that money could
procure. tried all cough remedies he
could hear of. but got no relief; spent
many nigte sitting up in a chair; was in-
duoed to try lII King' a Now [his every,
and was cured by use of two bottles. For
past three years has been attending to
usiness and says Dr King' s New Dis»
(awn? is the gIIuIIIoIIt remedy ever Iquls.
as it as done so much for him and also
for othursiu his community. ilr. Kin
ow Discovery is guaranhcd forcIIIIuI III
mid» and IIIIIsIIIIIption. lt don I fail
Trial bottles free at it. H l'lulstod' ti drug
shire. South Norwalk
m slits Heal.
Ana. J liegel. the leading drought of
flhtevenort. lat. .. says: "lir Klan 's New
lhscovcryts the on. thin that cum
on oeuflusnd it is the seller!
have." ..li' (lamp bell. merchant of
Word. Arts..wrltes: "Dr. Kin 'II New
III all thatle «let for it.
itnem stimulant-stamens (croon-
sntnptieu. Irma hseud colds. instinct
nay enough for its merits." Dr. .iti 'II
New Discovery for consumption Wings
I as
and cellist I not a "perineum
Ital-tor of a century.autl
burntrisdtorst
staudsst hsatl. ltnsverdls
Ins. li‘mtrlallottlesstit. H.
II drag store. South limelk
lestlls’sdrsles
Thebestsalvslnthe “Wm for cats,
:pressutstivc II body of physician. iIn‘braisss Mum
tee s very high mlpllllwlfliill them mflw‘m I 0“” 'i:
ltstufcnl am. out I acquitted of” “93‘s“ ““9“”. "‘4
WWI skillln the line at twice I“! to 7. my“ “my I
mm. nfwhlohllttaeyimvrryim dong!” WW” muesli.
1“)de I'm. “301% by B. Ii i’lalstod
0m in 12:00 Vang; to son It lam
l ”I“ l l I I
mummies lilo-The rhlsh . “th3 iii-:fivwm'i min-‘6'
atialstsrhasdeelsrsdraenuttbsnfllssof ' ' "1'; film '
Jesuit lasisl. sue-toil for outrun-5
.2 m. ,
mmmpire atllostou.hcldby'
And reclaimed the grandest romantic pmlu.»
"(III III "I0 MP.
Miss Dcll lilierson as Lillian Mill-
ford.
I‘IicesI etc. 13:”
Heats at Weed s an «1 Tomlinson' s.
HOVT'S “rt-I EATRE
Saturday, Her. 20.
)IA'I‘I'VIIV. AND N“
TIIEI .UIOI SIIIISII“ LUMEDIAV.
’ Barney Ferguson
"’1‘" I'I'Sh'l' I I'I'TI. B MAN" AH
”55- I‘ll MITIIY IN
.Mccarthy’ s
Mishaps.
THC RECORD IRKAKIR
“'ITII
Clever Comedians.
l'Ictty Girls.
Bright Music.
Catchy Songs.
" -_\ " .\' l“ A? Deni-2‘." 5,
I'ltiiluil s‘lilfll't‘. El 1%. raisin” "l‘
l’nt-ztlltt; sluts itlll If tintleitztI-I AND
l'lfihm‘m
Rubber Stampsl
of all kinds.“ including the Air
Gushleu Items s,ete.‘, Rubber
Stamp Suppl es, Brass and
Htekel Signs. 5 t 0 II c i I s,
E t e at stamps, Seals,
Stencil Dies, Iarnlng
lrsnds. Jones'
Seals, check Per-
! e r a t e rs .
Enamel letters and Signs, Key
cheeks and Umbrella Plates
else tattered, letter copy-
his looks to Copy Letters
Without Water or Press,
State I eat for Put
ney’ s etlt Ledger
for Short Illl de-
a e n II t s,
IrslIsIII' s Patent Pens, 8t"
Automatic Paper Fasteners,
l'cgethemlt? allies Special
t es.
JOHN THVOH. AOEH'I‘,
I' 0 Box X. it". No elk. .lplllfl Residence at
ll itereido In.
Hard 'l'irrIe
Prices.
Lard. 1 lbs. the
PortsrlIouse titen‘t. the
tilt-loin Steak. Ito lb; 9 lbs tide
Itt‘mtul limit. tile in
Obonlder thank. the lb
“I” Mtg 40 1"
Pet Iloast, be lb
fl. ll. Hunts. tile in
N. H. libenhlers. Iliuu III
Chickens. lilo lb
0 We Ue a Cell
and we will save you on per cent. on the
dollar.
H. O. FRV,
moonstone Into.
atvnsstns svss. I"°""'“"°"
Electrical Supplies.
FOR THE
Next 4 Days'
AT THE
BOSTON STOR
NORWALK, GONN.
ll OUR GREAT III'I'OIIEI OEPIRTI'I'
Granite Iron Vlsre.
37c "-2 qt granite tea pots,
45c 2 Is u u’ u
54C 3 It Is , H u
no 4 “ “ milk pans.
75c 12 " “ water pails,
bye 4 “ " measures,
98c 8 “ " tea kettles,
Cutlery.
Kitchen knives and forks,
Christie bread knives, three in set,
Genuine F rcnqh carvers,
'Bric-a-Orac.
Hand painted plates with ribbon and easel,
Hand painted Belleck china rosr: bowls,
Hand painted Belleck vases,
Hand painted Bellcck Easter eggs on case],
lamps.
25c
29c
35C
74c
54¢
25c
. (we
so each
we set
49¢ each
21C
ICC
[0C
IZC
OI.98 brass banquet lamps,No. 2 centre draft
burner,
Separate Skirts.
Umbre plaids, separate skirts,
Large pattern brocade satin,
Mixed suiting skirts,
.\Ioirc VClHlll‘ skirt.
Black mohair skirt,
Matting.
6mg
85.00
10.00
2 98
10.00
2 25
Now is the time to buy your spring mailings, to t.)
49: per yard
Wrappers.
On all dark wrappers we shall take
\
25 per cent
that we Open Saturday.
98c wrappers, 25 per cent off,
‘1 25 H 00 Ct u
l 50 it u II It at
I 98 at M u u u
lace Curtains.
50c lacc curtains,
$1.50 M u
300 It It
2 25 u u
,, 3.5 M II
l-I—
off, for we want the room {or our spring wrappers
75C
94c
.IJZ
L49
371’2C
750
$.25
149
We
Gn: atcst line (It porticrcs cvct shown' In the Twin
Cities
Domestic Goods.
6c challics, all new patterns,
go full bleached muslin
we dress ginghamy,
I 5c Turkish towel,
linens.
35c halt bleached lIncn,
75c full blcachcd linen,
THIS WEEK ONLY.
Dress Goods.
75c silk and wool fancies,
93c :Ill covcrts,
use imported cwvcrts for tailor made suits,
73c imported pattern suits,
Best 5c laundry soap 3c bar.
8 pkgs toilet paper, 25c
Men's 50c wotkiog shirts. dark colors, 38:.
Ladies’ 50c tlecced vests and pants, 38c.
4c
(I no
so
toc
25c
swc
50c
75C
98c
81.00 per yd.
THE NORWALK BOSTON STORE,
Our. Main and Wall directs, Ilerwalk, Ct.
OPERA WAFERS.
HELLO ssz‘
This delicious biscuit is a choice and delicate adaptation oi the unrivalled and
world renowned sugar wafers and from its fine iluvor in its composition might be con.
9!
sitlercd a “lion hon.
suitable for all varieties oi entertatnmcnts.
I reach soups, sardines, seedless oranges, lemons, bananas, delicious coflcc, rich high
grade teas, fancy prunes, figs, dates.
Gilt Edge Creamery Butter, 25c, II I-lIllIs. $l.00.
Fancy Herthfield Creameryin l-Z it Prints, 4 its two
We keep a large line oi excellent cakes, crackers and biscuits
Spinach, lettuce, celery, parsnips, fancy sweet potatoes and numerous firicties of
cheese. ctc.
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR, Leading Grocer,
as West lsslnlsgten Street, South Hewett. ct.
FYOOWWANTMAIETIIE NEWS
HAVE THE
Evening Sentinel Left at Your House
lost Iutt or: am. lb.
mm
mitegular. . . . .
A Few Sweets
to tickle the palate and stIll be easy on the pocket.
I4 oz. tumbler fruit Jcillee, all kinds, regular pticc. no; sale price, or.
3 pound jar preserves, all kinds, regular pIice, 25c; sale pIice, Igc.
Iponnd iar preserves.
I pound can Gage plums, large Iruit, “ “
Opeeiel lei. ofCoflee on Saturday, March lath.
It It
It
too, “ “ lit: .
IJC, H H 70.
Java and Mocha, regular price, 35c lb; sale pIice, Ioc lb.
Java
MIIIacailIo
H
II N
ill: m. II It
’9‘: H" II . II
ISI Ill,‘
26:: iii.
And many other goods at IIIIcc'IIi prices on Saturday.
Come and lee Us.
lent latter. Ila. lb.
NEW YORK GROCERY CO.
Donovan lulldlng, .
I. DUO I? “All ITIIK'I'. IOIWlI-II
r»m.......,
new.-.“ . . .0.
They go at less than cost.
I m- a
lost: flutter. an. lb
I
lost. latter. Ito. lb.
- - loath "emails.
Norwalk Chronicler