today promises lobe (loud;
with light or moderate Iain. folv
.Tomorrow it promises to
. generally fair probably fol
theme“.
~ -~ or Record. '
.. of the thermometer for
Mrs ending atnoon today
.. zero; lowest. .PI degrees
.M. -. ’ ..
Alumnae for Tomorrow
lots Eightide Iowtirle
an mom
of Newspapers Would In:
lieu.
of ‘ letters relating to . the
fight are at hand—two or
all!!! from old and valued
I “The Courant." They
Olgrieved espostulation and
For the motives of the writ-
, nothing' but respect and
m that they any we are in
Wthy. The publication of
would tend to keep the fight
the public mind—«a result they
not desire. A consistent up-
of the principle they recom-
cllr guidance would exclude
, fill nonpopor all the rough and
‘ happenings in this largely
and unpleasant world. It would
,Ill wars, battles and massacres,
‘ robberies and crimes of
all the scanty side of human
_g politics and legislation. What
., Wwouid be ion? Are
ofthcso letters quite certain
themselves would be content
dilplay of fish in town at
.Gregory’ s market, 21 Wall st.
tall-rm at ou. Isms.
Brothers will begin work out
«III a new cottage for Edwin .I.
d Whom,“ Belle Island. The
“ . buildingwillbo on the west
Commit avenue, adjoining John
‘ ' Muse The building for
that cite has been moved to the
' Numerous improvements
'ildlllcottuges at the inland
, which will tend to make
wort more popular than
your orders for all blow Y orli
. Sunday and weekly,doiiv-
m “on &’n SHRINK.
W m...
his I II Own-I am.
‘ cl Brooklyu.\wiio wen
_ James C. Crowe in than!
“I loath Nurwalk Congre-
W. Van here yesterday eh
'fll the construction of the
W Episcopal chvroh.
~ committee. lie-v. A. 8
Elli". T. l. ltuymoud and
will meet at the plume»
morning tit 10 o'clock. to
Allihocoutracwrs have
' fibeproncut al this time.
IIyII Ill Iuisiuill
”Holly's freight train,
, C ”Wilma Point. ran over
MIMI mules. Tho oat
Ire-ae- rIIIIIIIIrlIIt MIG! her
”Mild aurora the tracks
to “Medication. when
' tonne.
M will (I. 5. Gregory“
Iburohdicv. A. B. Kn II. patter,
mercury-evocation. no: preach»
multimillion. m "The Iliu—
calcium. " Thegcoudlocturn
III the series on "
Book" will be delivered by the bacteria
the evening at 7 o'clock. Subject, ”Di-
vine Water-marks."
tho Bible and honect doubters are
, ill'lfld.
Tomorrow morning Rev. G. 11. Board
rill preach in the South Norwalk Bap-
, list church in exchange with the pastor.
Subject, “The Secret Struggles of Life."
in the main; therewill be a special
musical service, gt which time the choir
will sing selections from Alfred B.
Gold's cantata, “The Holy City. " Fol-
lowing in the order of the evening
service: Organ voluntary. "Contempla-
tion; ”quartet", "No Shadows Yonder; "
hymn‘; air (soprano), ”Those are They f.
duet, "They Shall Hunger No Morin"
prayer; oifertoire, “Adoraticn;" air
(alto), "Eye Hath Not Seem" scripture;
air (tenor), "To the Lord Our God;”
quartctto, ”th the Cherubio Bonn"
. buss solo,"l Beurthchicoof Hui-pen; "
hymn. bouldiction.
Services for Trinity church for the
third Sunday in Lent. Holy Common-
Ion, 8 a.' in; Sunday school, 9:45; Horu-
ing Prayer, Lituny and sermon, i 1 n. m.;
Evening Prayer and sermon, 7:30.
Grace church, Rev. S. H. Watkins,
rector. Sunday March 2lst: 8 u. m.,
[1on Communion; 10:30 a. m., Morning
Prayer, Lituuy and sermon; 12 111., Sun-
day school; 7:30 p. m., Evening Prayer
and sermon—“Temptation: Sclfolndnl»
genes.” The rector will olllciute and
preach. All Welcome. ’
Rev. R. 0. Sherwood will preach in
the South Norwulk Congregational
churchtenlorrow morning, in exchange
with the pastor. The subject of the
semen will be ”True Discipleship."
Envelopes will befouu'd in the pews at
this service for the use of those who
were deprivcdof the privilege of join-
mg in the annual contribution to the
Congregational Education society by the
stormy weather of lost Sunday, In the
evening the pastor will deliver the
fourth sermon in the course on "Every-
day Religiou.", Special topic,r_“A Deed
Faith.” The musical part of this service
will include a soprano solo by Mrs.
Fred Ambler, “Como Unto Me,” by
Goenen; soprano and tenor duet. by Mrs.
Ambler and Robert A. Holmes. “Sa
Breathe nnEvening Bleesing,” and an
anthem by the chorus choir, “Lord,
when We Bond Before Thy Throne."
Printed programmes. fme seats and a
hearty welcome for all, rich and poor.
who wish to attend these services.
First Congregational church, Thomas
K. Noblepustor. Services at 10:30 a.
In. and 7:30 p. m. The pastor will
preach morning and evening. Morning
subject. "The Fuith that Saves the
Soul," Evening, "The Two Views of
Life." Everybody cordially welcomed.
Junior Christian Endeavor at 51). m.;
Senior Christian Endeavor at 13:30 p. m.
Knudseu'u Hail, Chestnut street. Ser-
vices at 3:15 p. m., conducted by Rev. it.
0. Sherwood. Bright singing and epealo
ing. Music led by full orchestra.
An "III Looking for Mater “00'"?
An unusual number of American
eagles have been seen this morning sail-
ing around Norwnlk. Perhaps they
are waiting for an opportunity to thank
their protector.
TIIl Grandad Bloody.
Mr. it B. Greer c. merchant. of Chil-
howie. Vu.. certifies that he I. ud con-
snmption. was given up to die. sought
all medical treatment that money could
prIxmrc, 'od all cough remedies he
could hearo .but got no relief; spent
many nigts sitting up in a chairman in-
duced to try Dr. King' I New Dimvery
and was cured by use of two bottles. For
mums years has been attending to
near and says Dr. King' a New Dis-
cover“: itho grandestrcmedy ever nude,
done no much for him and also
for othorn in hit community. Dr. King'a
New Dinmvery is guaranteed forcing n,
colds and consumption. It don't all.
Trill Imttien free at it. lid'lulnmi’a drug
shire, south Norwul it
MINI!“
Aug. J Board, the loulingdrnggiat of
shraveportJao ..Iuys: "Dr. Kings New
Discovery in the only thing that cam
my coup". and it is “"9me seller 1
have. " J. 14'. (impish. oumimnt of
Salim. Aria . writes: "Dr. King' a New
”Move in all thatia claimed for it;
it never a, and In II euro cure for mu:
minutiae. coughs and colds. I cannot
any enough for its marlin." Dr. Kin'n
Haw Discovery for commptlon, mafia. II
and mild- in not a experiment.
been tried for mom of a «autumnal
mimontuemu. contain
an. Fresh-Isl slit it.
Isd'n drug stun. South Namath.
11$”me will
mmudingm M“
:00” It claw
Ii Molded.
All students of ,
my Lard, 4 lbs,
Ilium-Illa
tint“:
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Tim. Iv’irot {In}... Nick ,0 “Ian" rtnrw rcpt the award of Lever Brothers», Ltd. ., school.
Ball. Medusa Uyelomotor, ud’llunt lilo.
scum com Inc "or: colic cm.
Hlmmu. Mass" 11,30, '.95 -Hand
MedioineCo: —-“I wish tosay that I
cured a sample bottle of Dr Hund's'
ic Gore and am delighted with it. My
baby isnow four months.old, and has
suffered every day of her short life with
colic. I have tried almost everything
ever heard of. but can truthfully
that IthlIing I have tried cannot com.
porn with Dr. Hand's Colic (lure
Yours respectfully, Mrs. G. G. Miller.
38Arch St." SoldbyulIDruggists,25I.-.
You
Will
Miss
It!
Your hair, when it is gone. If
you Would keep it on your
head use Hale’s Compound
Quininr.
50 Ct:
at your
druggist's. '
Hard Time
Prices.
2.30
15c
lie lb; 2 lbs 25c
Portorhouse Steak.
Sirloin Steak,
Round Steak. we lb‘
Shoulder Steak, 100 lb i
Plate Beef, 40 lb
Pot Roast, oc lb
N. II. Home, 100 lb
N. H. Shoulders, me lb
Chickens, 10c lb .
Give Us a Call
and we will save you 20 per cent. on the
dollar.
H. C. FRY.
con 13151.1)er AND 4 .
nivnnelon eves. IM'W‘“ “0'
Rubberstamps!
of all kinds. including the Air
Stamp Supplies, Brass and
nickel Signs, St a n c H s,
s t o of Stamps, Seals,
Stencil Dies, Burning
Brands, Jones‘
Souls, Ghoul: Par-
to v a t e rs ,
loam-l Letters and Signs, Kay
checks and Umbrella Plates
also tattered, Latter copy-
Ins- Jocks to copy Letters
Without Water or Press,
State I out for Put-
noy' a atlt Lodger
for Ihort II" III-
county
IrahaIII' s Patent Penn, 8 is r
Cushion “automate, Rubber i
LEVER nucs., Ltd.» flow York.
Paints!
“ None better. Specially ad
opted for marine ex
posure.
ELECTRICAL
‘ SUPPLIES.
Builder' s
Hardware,
. Cutlery and
Tools.
I Spears fully {guaranteed
x Eagle
Bicycles.
how no superiors.
FoxC ycle and
Hardware Co.
No I20 WADHINOTON 81'.
FISHING TAOKLI.
"Everything f mm o ncwllo to an anchor"
ENTERTA INMENTS.
l
. Saturday, Mar. 20.
l mmse sun Nil
”leil 1 Incl siizmii unicorn.
lBarney Ferguson
l ’TIIEH .\.\l unwnu As
DAN liquor" I\I
EMcCarthy’ s
~ Mishaps.
.‘I’H I IICORD BREAKER
Will!
i Clever Comedians.
l i’ retty Girls.
g Bright Music.
Catchy Songs.
in AMI'MI'i-N'l‘r‘».
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swim. cum I'm.” \I II.II.~‘II:II3I
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:HOVT'S THEATRE
tint" II Nonwll's.
‘A Notable Event.
Seturday,Maroh37
.jOIIenIghtI-ul) l'vo chem. u . the lithium.
“or: AIIu aiiien' Ammo.
.Sowing the Wind
'l‘lu- N. l. Empire Tllf‘ltlh‘ More». with
TH.
Automatic Paper Fasteners, no any
I‘cgothomith other Ipooial
flog, OOMPANVI
JOIN TIVOI. ‘O'I'. r‘l’l'l'l. I313”? flit; I‘III’I,‘ Ifil upul {:Muln
II 0 ”U! x' a”. Norwullim Ill “allllfllt'fi a“ “ll'f': 'I‘ on!“ .. 9mg" in”: l-l: ll . v I; II. III
lllversido AVG. hi“. ”lulllitlhlo:l.lilltl.l|t Iui'l'l'trlfiiil‘zi‘ll I'lll‘lull'iil‘IZIlt‘eh
g or :a-
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Racy
“BALI. BEIRINBSW III
Greatest Distance
LIMBING
IS NECESSARY HEREABCUTS
clesl
MOUNT HILLS EASILY.
was or census 1‘
so; per clut lots friction. Energy loved, 3L; per ccm.
«fimasowssv TREAD 3mm
lloiwco n Bearings.
There m but one best. It’euRocyclc. None
others “just us good.” Come to, take it «lawn,
I; take it out, try it on road
HOVT'S THEATRE ..
Donovan Iuilding,
NORWALK, CONN.
J7
Boston Store sales for years have been the standard, imitated and copied for and nest. They are seldom
equalled and never surpassed. II' I: always our idea of sales that they must be TRUE VALUE GIVING
OPPORTUNlTIES, and by honestly carrying out the idea, we have made them what you all know them
to be. kThcrefore we unhesitatiugly call attention today to another effort on our part, a
FOUR DAYS’
Dress Goods Sale!
BEGINNING
SATURDAY, MARCH 20.
V
I
44 in. black lizzard pattern. The.
42 in. black worsted and silk cloth, in, beautiful figure
and spray patterns. 98c.
45 in. black silk and mohair, in lizzerd, tufted and cre-
pon effects. This line is sold in New York for $1.75 yd,
price, $1.50.
I pc. block all wool grenadine. 54 in. wide, 01.00.
45-; in. black cruvenette, shower proof. $1. 00.
l’riestly' s black henriettus $1.00, $1. 50 and $2. 00. .
Take advantage of thisdress goods sale. Our vaflcty is
‘ greater than Iv er, and the prices phenomenally low for the
5 pcs granite cloth, chameleon edects, they are good val-
ue at 980; for this sale The.
8 pcs beautiful new mixtures, spring colors, 39:: value for
If pcs. of the very popular Etamine,or open canvas weave;
they urepo in. wide and sell for $1.00 in New York. We
shall run them at 75c. .
7.3 pieces of the most beautiful patterns and designs of
.III wool, silk and wool and mohair cloths that were ever
shown for the popular price, 50c. We buy our goods direct
from the manufacturers and we can show 75 different pieces
for this popular price, 50c. values.
7 pcs. black and white, green and white, and blue and , Gloves.
white checks, 50c in. wide, right for separate skirts, 51 III). “7,. are pleased to announce SPRING OPENING OF
.3 pcs tw illcd buck broad cloth for ladies' tailor made
suits, *1. m.
10 pi s Indie Twins In all colors, 50 inch wide, soc.
51': imported French dress patterns. no two alike, in fancy
novelties, all silk and wool, some $1.00, $1.25 and $1.50, all
patterns for this sale at $1.00 per yard.
The Gold Medal Black Goods.
Those goods took first prize at our World's Fair and
Paris exhibition.
45 in. all wool block brocade. 50c
K11) AND FABRIC GLOVES. Our stock this season is
the homer and most complete over before shown by us. In
order to call special attention. the following will be offered
Saturday:
Ladies 4-bntton taffeta gloves. superior quality, perfect
fitting. wear guaranteed. value bile, special per pair, 500
Ludies‘ . Lclusp kid gloves. all new value 95c, special per
pair, 75c.
-. .3 (ion. inns, modes. white. champagne and black, our
celebrated Elvira «i-button kid glove. worth 81.25. absolute-
ly thegreatest value on the market, $1.00 per pair.
Spring Capes, Spring’lackets,
Spring Suits, Spring Skirts.
THE NORWALK BOSTON STORE,
Our. Idain and Wall Streets, Norwellt, Ot.
' . mic ssiz
“’TIs not In mortals to command success,but we’ll
do more, deserve it.”
20 home laid eggs, 25c; fancy fresh spinach, extra fine sweet
potatoes, home raised head lettuce, new cabbage, parsnips, large
California seedless oranges,iiOc dozen; California seedling oranges,
350 and 400 dozen; nice Messina oranges, 150 doz, 20 for 250;
two bottles fancy olives, 250', bananas, dates, prunes, figs; French
soups, in all varieties. If' we can induce those who have not tried
our fancy Gilt Edge Creamery flutter to do so, we are confident
they will appreciate our effort, 250 lb, «I 1- 4 lbs for $1. 00. The
finest coffees and teas possible to obtain. EVERYTHING NEW
AND FRESH.
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR, Leading Grocer,
II West Washington Street, South liorwslh, 6t.
IF YOU WANT ALL THE NEWS
RAVI Till
Evening Sentinel Left at Your House
Regular”
Special Bargains for this Weokl
Domestic sardines, pet can, 3 ctr llcsi lilgiu Creamery butter, per lb, 3, Lu
Enumcline, per box, 3 on Frclh country eggs, per dog, ,7 m
Small bdklflfi hump. pet I“, 4 will to “II but Bill. Ilitkei, 35 Ciel
Fairbaukl' Gold Dust, per pkg, I7 cu Bt‘il limu buns, per qt, 6 w,
Fancy sugar corn. per we. 0 W .3 WW" 1"" preserves, Io ctr
(logo plums, 2 lb can. 7 ms Host evaporated applet, per lb a cts
Olden time codfieh, per lb, 5 cu Hm Jersey tomatoes, per can, a m
laud 3 or Joull' Flour $4.90 bsrrsl; Inc ling.
NEW YORK GROCERY CO.
“nth Ilium-rails“:
Norwalk Chronicler