WmAtxmmrmt
; ’l'heregular meeting ct Eureka Lodge
willhe heldtcmonow night.
John Davie has moved from Wood
mummy block in North Main
I—bOhichens. 125’. at the titer Inkt.
The truetm of the Broad River
Church society willth a meeting in
the chapel tmuorrow.
...—......
~Seelthc Kocy «more, folds up like
a book, takes it pictures, anew. on
bullseye film, $7. Richardson Bros,
19 North Main street.
Breaks occurred last night in the water
pipes in Men-win and Hoyt streets. Nor
walk. Repairs were made today.
, Thirty-nine wanderers compared notes
on the great Fitzsimmcua-Corbett tight,
at the Norwalk station-housedast night
It is rumored that there will be three
battalion-drillsin the Norwalk armory
about the first of April, one of which
willhebetween Companies F, of Nor-
witlk. and G, of Dunbnry
~Chiekens, 12550, at the Star mkt.
—Come 'in and see our 138 seamlem
. swel tubing bicycle, drop forgings,
avenged spokes, guaranteed tires; firsts.
not seconds. Bearse &. Hoyt.
South Norwalk Division. Ancient
Order of Hiberninne. celebrated St
Patrick's day, last night. by holding an
entertainment in the division hall in
Donovan's block.
1. -—-Roeahad,10e.lh:bueks.
We, at Bayes' market.
8a.; smelt.
A ball section of a twelve~foot tiy
wheel, consigned to the Hat Forming
company, fell from the truck on which
it was loaded and Was wrecked. The
loss is estimated at about $350.
A basket ball carnival will he held at
the Armory tonight. when the opponents
will be the teams of Company F vs. the
Young Men's Christian League. and the
l’eqnonnocks vs. the old Y. M. , C. A.
seniors.
‘ The Board 0! Relief of the South Nor
walk Union School district Will meet to-
morrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. in the
office of the solectmen. 9 R'Iilroad place,
to hear any Ippealn tor abatement and
to perfect the list ._
~Bret sugar cured nam. 10c. N. Y. mkt.
Butler Lodge. 1. t)
accepted an invitation
service in the South Net-walk
Baptist church. Sunday night,
April 26th, and listen touscrmon by
Rev. RA). Sherwood. That date will
be the anniversary of tildtelloWship in
America,
”Don‘t tell to see the Fowler.
0. R.
III
has
attend
Prolessor Nowell announced last
tight thata vote would be taken next
Wednesday night. as to whether or not
sis ertrulensonu should to given. and
whether they should be private or pub-
Iio. It will also he decided at this time
where the reception will be held.
~Prot. M. 8. Heron. the well-known
oouiistIoptieian. can he ooneultel at his
oilioe. in the parlrr of the City Hotel.
South Norwullt. Tuesdays. from II a. In.
to 8 p. In. Eyes examined tree.
Miss Mary ll. Smith. 0! BnyVIew ave
nae, entertaintd II enmll company oi
friends. last night. Whist was the
principal pastime induluol in. The
prizes were won by no. Maud Hoyt,
Miss Bessie Lynn and Everett liuikeley.
The other guests were Misses Bessie
Miller. of IIIIoI-mnowu: Eleanor and
Susan Smith. Willis Hellecit. (looms
FIteh. Samuel W. lloyl. Jr. Frank
Sheraton and Frank Lauder.
The terms! opening of Beam it
Hoyt's bicycle mtahllshmont in Wash
laptop street. will not take place until
Sstarday. the lllth III-II. III «Iveral inn
patient pieces of III Inhinery will not lit“:
rive until next week. , Before deciding
on your '0? you should examineeato‘
tally the WolchuIarhIIu high attoyele
for which this lien is agent. and Into
its perfection of detail undacourany oi
outtatractlen.
“AYER’S
PILLS
hr cunts
Id Iriéwa ’l {lite
via snh
do?” wwl
rues.
' Owen Kindileia, of Elm Grove place.
f ter, Mabel Edith. to Clarence Alden
, W W by his wile. did not ll
”Walter! Winslow to Iliurlee
D-m.hudsudhulldlnuelowdtea
avenue. ‘
«Bay this week, hear. the. NJ; Inkt. L
Dr. Noble will beta New York.»
marrow. to attend a meeting of thetros-
tees o! the Congregational Church
Building society.
Raymond Brothers have received
another large invoice of western horses.
Therearsseveral nice pairs, one team
Weighing, inharnead. 3 ,200pouuds.
The pocketbook lost in Clay street,
last Saturday, by! Mrs. John Haauigan,
of France street, Norwalk, was found by
ehrated it I
. lr‘imhmn arm a great eavenlng sire at
alum 0ago all” tonne” of adulteration com
mono t cheuphrand s
ran Burrito Power: Co. ...N" York
”cl“. LIFE Ill ‘IIIE ”DIWALI“.
lieu l’IshI city People :5on Themselves lute
who kindly returned. it to its owner.
Sessions of the evening school will be ”MW Days.
held during March every week day Albert Burr, of Bridgeport. is visiting
”IBM. except Saturday. The entire in Norwalk.
term of school will close April 1. Mem-
bers oi the school will bear in mind there
are content each Friday this month.
Mills 8. M. Henderson, of West avenue.
is visiting in New York.
Miss Hattie Hubhell. of West avenue.
M" and My“ Charles 1" Raymond Isvisiting friends in Bridgeport.
announce the marriage of their daugh- .--.-.“
Peareall. of Yonkers. N. Y., to take
place at the home at the bride's parents,
Hillside. Monday. April 29th.
formerly of Norwalk. was in town Tues-
day.
Miss Jennie Smith, of Ridgetield, is
visiting Miss Annie Selleck, of Crescent
The triumph of art was achieved by
Terrace.
Michael Angelo in his beautiful decora-
tion 0! the Sistine Chapel in the Vatican.
But no greater artistic ottects are to be
found outside of New York or Chicago
than is contained in L. H. Becker's new
designs and colorings in wall papers.
Miss Margaret London, of Winnipsnk,
Is entertaining Mrs. Mills Bergen. of
Brooklyn.
Mrs. J. I). Candy and daughter, of
Newark, N. J.. are guests of ' Mrs. J. L.
Richards, Jr.
F. W. Hubbard, of Port Austin,
Mich.,is the guest of Col. 1“. St. John
Lockwood, of East avenue.
Charles Franke will walk from the
oflice of the Postal Telegraph company
in Wall street. on his hands, to the Con—
trul National bank. tomorrow night for
not betting on Fitzsimmons with Ed
ward Miller, who is to steady ‘hllll by
his feet while he walks.
Hem, R. Bulkley. of the bicycle or...
of Bulkley & Wheeler. has h'llll'llitd
ihome from a business trip to New York
—-See showcases, class closets. etc. state.
Tables cheap. at Jones I? Hotchlrisr. '
Arrangements are being made {or a
conference of the Christian lindeamr
Junior Workers. In he held in New
HM,“ 0” Wednesday, March 3”" ‘5", Mrs. Slocum. oi New Haven. sister-id
Junior Workers desmng further pIII'tIeu- l law I“ Rev. W. J. 51mm“, formerly d
lure can procure them by cummuuieut- 'A Norw elk, has been spending a few days
mg WItII the state presIdeIIt. Mrs. m mm) ., .
EminL. Ely. of Beldon place, Nora alk ‘
Mr. and Mrs. Burr Mills, of (immo-
tewn. were the guests. yesterday. of
Elilr. and Mrs. W. F. Bryant. of East
‘ovenne.
LaIIin I’urdy, South Noru I‘IIII s \I'III-
known pianlet IIIntIIIIIplItIIII wing to
{Europe ninnt the middle III August.
to put the tlni- him: touches on his Inn-
:sical education in u ill enter the Dres-
Mien (- onscrvamry ui Mush \‘i-llll the
opening oi the September term
——Buck shad)“ :lIerI'iIIg,.'Ic .at Star mkt.
Mrs. Sarah 31. Fresno, Mrs. CharlesS
Trowbridge, Mrs. S. A. Starr and \Irs. '
G. H. (voodrich Will attend the Inter-
national Christian Endeavor contention
in San Francisco. California. next .lnly l
Mrs. Goldrich, who has been the guest}
of her father, R. 11. Rowan. for some
time, will return to Great Falls. Mun-
tnne. alter the convention.
—~ Buck shad.” :hIIrriIIIIfic' ,III Star Inkt.
I ,.
m3 LEFI LES lRDIIEll \Il \Xl‘x, It‘l‘ . .\l:irt'll 17th
'\lizmus. 1’. amino I; III .”
Louis lleia Bun Ilene byelterse III Slanted; l ‘ .—. I k x ‘
m Bsdlylniuml. Don' t allow :1 "Invite to
Louis Rain, of Burbank lumen SIvIIlI elapse \\ llllmlt ill: ll SCClll"
Norwulr. not with diet-y painlniun
seriouI LOB dent in Standard. Tuesday
evening about It I» clock. While turning [TOlle L'lvt‘s you llv calling at
the corner into Atlantic street. near the TAYLOR & GOLD: N' 3
depot, he wuastruek hyu horse belong- l
ms to Mr Cumminser. of Crosby Reliable insurance Agency.
It wasnmorou cranes.
street.
The home. supposed to have been. ,
Irightemd by atrain. vIas coming III II gm." \orwslk. Connecticut
good gait. and was not noticed by MI ; '
liain until It w.” too late tonvoid an l !‘A‘ E i E E. ' ”
accident. He was struck on therlurht
Ioc lbs Pure White
" feeling wine! I aim: insurance
breast anl thrown backward on his Mt
log, which Was broken in the socket at l
the hip. The injurel tnun wastakou in
the ofllee of Dre. Sohavoir and Frank g
where his limb was ml by the Iastvnnm
will not be able to cream. at lt'itnl. not I II
In panama}; III. lliltlu insiIted upnni Lead costs, $5.25
returning omo tie some owning
although he mo- hardly cuntidered able 7 [“8' Raw Oil ‘t
to do III. Ir lluin went torltlsmlord' 33 ch IIIIOH. 2.3 I
in III-Inch III II position. which hI-hud; -.-_...-.........
succeeded III obtaining. bill which “1'; $7.56
Rev. John A. Hamilton. 01 Boston, .
3 Newspaper Dispatches Warn You , A
some “twin to come. i
time For Illlllhfllt In the cradle
John N llowo. II resident of Spring.
Hill. Norwalk while llvtna in England.
previous to coming to this country,
welded nertdoor to IlohI-rt Filz'illlttlllllll
when the lighter waI n nonunion halvy
hay in his cradle. Ho nevordruutned In I
that time at seeing him champion prim 3
Mineral the world. ll‘ltasiunnoun lott
England for Australia when he was slxl
years III age. He Is not, literature. a
native of the latter country. as runny-g
with“; 3 Domain“. WilkiHS
& DOWI
WASIIINGTUN STRIIIIT
Molten Ill g: lutll‘a II I»: not cost.
ing 75 livlllc III-I go!
ltlrifyon wont the host IcIIIIy
muted paint the": to mode.
wohuvc it:
1". W. Dlil'llll IV: C(.l.'S.
Meet» me.
As usual. several III-wing” fatlllttll
wagers were made on the his liuht.E
Charles W. Seymour psld his but last?
night by wearing a linen dilator up andi
down Washinltott attI oi; Ullieer WIIIIIII‘IA ' ' ’
IIIIIIIIIIIIIm all his Mauiil'dl IIIImII‘
moustache. and Harry Unvom lltl'l
Stephen Jarvis are In weer mm toré
three and two months. unmtiwly
“new data «use Its Venom
The tenant Giles fieyuxmrr. limited]
at Novwsltmlu- was «muted in New
York. loader. cm s chemo! sou
NOYIOI.
'I‘I 'l W hum it ‘IIIIyl' once to
IIIIIIIIIII or Hill" II from my house will III: II-
{III v lllt‘ It IleeIIevI- r loom
I'il‘I'l. ll
Hill“ It KA’I’II \IIINIIE
Funeral director
m. m u I set lonelier.
me y war one new on w on :09”.
until sperm tumour was placed: w ‘ .
wm‘w i WWW
i
luv Itl'liI it“: "
o. w. naveeono A
.ELEGANT STYLES!
Package. the.
, Fetal to Gold-Dust in Size and Quality.
r. e. Lawton I on, 22 south Iain Street
EDWARDMSTREET
It will pay you to examine the
. . .. .BARGAINS
We offer you When takin inventory, we marked cvcrythiug' way
down. Some articles we mar ed at 1-4 and I 5 of their cost.
In dress trimmings, we make quite a display, and prices are so low you
will say you never saw them so cheap.
We know you will find something to buy if you look at them. .
EDWARD STREETI‘
s can": concise. soavmu colts.
Don’t lies This Week's Selee I!
SEE PRICES! NEVER 1.0 WEII! ONE WEEK
ONLY!
I pound.» pure lard for one
I s hoolder steals tor .25:
I sultp III [or ... ............ ....msc
I sugar cured liar-o ............ use
I'resh pork. .../2 .Tcapmtnl
Sausage .. no II pound
Iresh III :Ito” ....... nee pound
('Iirrmx heel ...... ‘I‘fl [II-mm
stew mutton II a pound
slmarouredham... . Io upouud
Hood th roast .. ..Im II no IIIIl
line IIIIIIII ........ ... lo:- a pound
Iluvlr sIInIl ...... he II pound
I. urges! stun: k I I llsh at the lowest I III II.
New York Market
mm... “Allis. AYERS, Prep.
DONOAVAN BLOCK. WASHINGTON STREET
t9 Railroad Place.
..............
mums mm Standard of Excellence!
Both In Designer Inc-Indy of I'.inlsh JACKSON'S I'LA'I‘INO'i'YI‘I' ltlll'l‘llM'l'S are bonu-
tlminnd last I: rI-Inr. Intoxinrnund all on him tuml work II spec hilly.
I. M. JACK$QN Photogr-phor. 53 Wall Street, Net-walls, Ct
If your “0' see It tired and unrn out the whip
will make him go taster for aw,hiie but it will
not malte- him my stron'vcr. The proper not
would in: to feed the horse, impIIaIc his cum“
rim with one clean oats, hay and good treat-
men.
In buying iced or grain it's not so important to
save money as to get the best and have it in,
good clean condition. Here you can do both.
Buy Oats That' 5 Clean.
, Manuel T. Hatch,
’ .A 5 Marshall Street
MARCH 29; I897
IS M051 Illz‘rdi.
HAVE \‘tll.’ SECURED TICKETS ON 'l‘llI'ITth
BEAUTIFUL PEERLESS BICYCLES
We Give Away Free?
UN 'l'lIA'I‘ DATE.
SPLENDID WEAR II
SUPERB FIT! ll
MAND~M- -
PRICES THE LOWEST!
Make a t‘I-Iuhiu lllt'll that Cannot be BEAT.
GLOVER’S DOUBLE SHOE STORE,
4.0 and 42 Wall street. NORWAltK. CONN.
Electric Call
Bell Outfit,
col-replete. Choc.
1 iron box hill.
1 cell dry battery.
I push, button.
successful operation.
It? SUUTII HA “I STREET
teen.
I’ll) feet insulated wire, and.
III-lent staples, and pruned
instructions which will did
any person to put hell in
S0. "RUM! ROW. 00.
Int it!
true for a bicylce so
betterthea cars at less.
United States Ilcyclet.
running, beauty of
design and finish.
“.criut lleeger
Shows Poll of
Chain Between
Gall
and See It. 25
Bearings.
per cent. Pres-
DUI!
Crank Hanger .
Does “I
sure Saved.
SO. IORWALK I‘IDW. ‘GO'
WANT ANYTHING ?
No need to. Advertise
in the South Norwslk
Evonlng
Sentinel.
Bled Tidings.
The specific {or Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint
Rheumatism. Costivoneee. General Debility
is liaeon’ 2-. Celery King lor the Nerves. This
herbal tonic stimulates the digestive organs.
regulates the liver and restores the system to
rigorous health and energies. Samples tree.
em kagoscpndm Sold onlyh G.
('. tilileorxtlSouthh \‘orwnl'; and E. P. “reed
Sorwaik
Electric Bitters.
Electric Bitters is a medicine suited
for any season. but perhaps more gener-
ally needed when the languid exhaust-
ed tI-Iling pm: .Illtl, “hen the liver is
tonic and alter III eis felt. A prompt
uncut this medicine has often averted
loin,y and perhaps intnl hilions fevers
No llii'llll'lllt,‘ will not more surely in
in I-Iamtemvting and freeing the system
from malarial poison. liozulucho. indi-
motion. constipation. dizziness yield to
Elm-trio Bitters. Fifty cents and Ill per
mule at 1%. II. l’laisted's drug store.
Strong, durable, easy '
toipidund sluggish and the need of W ,
......w -m———-—m._w __,_..__....-m
But II’ 5 better to notoriously
too late. Our pI'Od
clothing last season gave
satisfaction to all who
This season we have made , ,
cliorts to deserve mm ,
line is entirely new, the choices
the season ’3 productions.
prices
$4. 75 to its I. “
a Still.
An examination of I:
carries conviction with it.’ Cattle
and see us. Our guarantee—eyed:
money refunded.
Spring Shapes and ,
Galorlugs in Alla '
Gemstoc
Bros.
ts some "I! S,
So. Her-elk.
unreao s. sums
“WI
TWO yNORWALK,
STORES. lso. nonwaut.
.
Surround Yourse
Society of Spring
Trousers.
Du; Spring Stock
DAVIS, The
Ieheckeme lletel Ileek. tooth
With the little perfections—the fixinga
of dress—from our great comprehctl' !
sive wardrobe of men’s bric-a-brac
and you are on the high road to the
Especially if you will wear In addition
our tony, perfect iItting
livery price isa l'ricnd maker, a. billi-
ncss builder.
Is now arriving.
cloth your self in these perfect fitting
stylish garments than the chenp,ehod
I] y kind some dealers would palm oil
on you. We can also save you money
on the “Made to Order" kind. 0pm
every evening until 9 o'clock.
Clothicr, Hotter and Furnisher,
f
I
It costs no more
Tailor,
Hermit.
It isn’t Any lllort
to ride one III the hicyolu M I. M;
They spin or or the around to W w
you iIIIagine that Mulch Chm
your loan is terniunlul the not". Mr
Because they run ouster. WNW
Fred'k. W. R
to MAIN STRIITI '
Norwallr,
can ’l‘lill'Ml’I! or m]
was achieved hy Minimal A
heautilul tlllmll'ttlitll of the
II In the Vatican list no
istio «ducts are in he {thin
New York to Putnam than it
III our new llt'fillllti and
pnpers We have them in
IIIIIIIIIIIdrslgIIs. from We pet
Painters’ supplier.
Artist‘s asterisk.
Midlands.
l’ietausl'ramdto .
l'eintt
Mules
Norwalk Chronicler