., Knobolnbanuualmeetinu tonightat
‘ mihilahaokomofiotel. ‘
«New spring Dunlap. O'Brien' a.
Joseph 8. Dunning. of Eloiwood ave-
. nae, hue been visiting in Danbnry.
. . .Antlrew 1111111. in “MyleaAroon,"will
appear attire Norwalk Opera House,
next Friday night.
.11.... roast. 12c. N. v. 11111:.
mi
A bright baby girl has arrived in the
home of Mr. and blrr. John A. Riggs,
of Union Park.
—-Bnoh shad,8,¢ :berring.5?,at Starmkt.
The committee on the masqueradeball
of the Arion Singing society, April 5th.
will meet tomorrow night.
—-Boe shad, 103.. 1b.; bucks. 8c. ;- smelt,
1011., at Hayes' market.
BenF. Andrews has sold his sailboat
Fannie to the South Brooklyn Yacht
club.
~Wanted immediately, 10 ladies' sec-
ondrhnnd bicycles. Liberal allowance
given. Bearse Ii: Hoyt.
Mrs. Phebe Davis is very sick at the
home of her sister. Mrs. Maria Broad-
hnrst. in Hoyt street.
——Sngar cured'ham, 101:. N. Y. mkt.
_ JamesAFarringtou has secured aposi-
tion ’with Clifford Hayes at the Star
market. ' ________ M
-—&e the Carbonette at Lewis'.
Herbert W. Van Solver will move his
family, April lst, from Washington
etreettoG. I". Raymond’s new apart-
ment house in South Main street.
——lI‘or the latest music go to T. .l. Mag-
ner‘ s... " So. Main st. So. Norwalk.
Hearse 8r. Hoyt yesterday received a
h Indsorne Sill?) Runabout Iandemliicy-
cle. which they are showing at their
store in Washington street.
~Headachee or blurred vision when
reading, glasses will give you relief if
properly tilled. B. Read, Optician,
Ill South Main street. , ‘
..a.
. 1
1').
Mrs. Charles F. Osborn, of East
avenue. has leased and will occupy the
womb A. Benedict place in Maple
street.
-—Prof. M. 8. Recon, the wdll~known
mullet-Optician. can be consulted at his
office, in the parlIr of the City Hotel.
South Norwclk. Tuesdays, from 9 a. m.
to 8 p. In. Eyes examined free.
Attorneys Ii. W. (.Iregory and Leo
Davin are in Itidgefleld. today, at the
trial of a number of Italians against the
town of Ridgeileld upon a claim for
unpaid wages. They appear for the
Italiana. ,. ..
-Shad.8c. N. Y.ml1t.
The Sunday afternoon alereopticnn
sorvlcea at the Norwalk Opera lichen
have been IliIIooIItiu‘ucd, owing to the
fact that the contributions did not cover,
the expenses. ’’’’’ __,
~Ul1lclrcna. 12'1". at the 111111» mitt.
Charles Shibb. who was arrested
Thursday afternoon for intoxicatiomwaa
tried yesterday afternoon before, Judge
flubbull and lined 07 and com and acn-
tenood to thirty days in jail.
mflew spring Younga. li'llrion’a.
William F. Eloyt, at (Iowa street. has
recovered from an attack of the grip,
and last night acemnpaniul General
Prenllaatollmeuwlob, on ll vl..itic the
«uracil of the lluyul Areanum in that
place.
...uhlehon. 13 the. N. Y. mlIt.
William ArImIlroaa IIaII resumed his
twitter position no poi-tor at the Hahaolt
mantel, succeeding nry llileymhn
left Booth Norwallt Illlll only Thursday
niahtnrhn shncllanoouly with about the be.
longing to two of the employees.
«(in in T. .1. no; for your school
supplies and writing paper. a no. Halo
m. Heath NMnIk.
Minibar
Sarsaparllla
memmm'll
roar Ayer’u.
oral-IMIMMIM
MRI“. ofDrauiIni-y is air-
Will
brokeinnailrcadplace. thiamcrnIng.
‘ corps. a lick.
lire. Hiram Green ia recovering from
a recent illners.
«build Alpine: at O'Brien' I. ’
Oneal tbeauleaotlatlur’aicewagou
Harryfluritbmf Raymond Brothers’
Bervicea III the “Wins-111111111 Sunday
school will be resumed tomorrow.
Colonel White and Major Fitch. of
Stanford. were the guests of mmpcny
D, last night.
Cockenoe Tribe, Improved Order of
Red Men. conferred the lnitintory de-
gree upon two candidates, last night.
Absolutely Pure.
Celebrated for its reetlmveni at b
andheelth IIfnulI neon. ‘Aaaurest hel'o'odargafili‘et
alum and all forms of udulteratlen oom-
mono othe cheap brands
rat. Baum l’ownrtn Co. New York.
room we or rat annulus.
lieu ‘l'IvIII My People Enjoy Themselves Tilers
mummy Dan
The snbspriptlon dance given in Red
Men’s Hull, last. night, was a thoroughly
enjoyable nfl’air. Messrs. Purdy and
Freeman furnished music. Those pre-
sent were: Misses Bertha Adams, Alice
Seaman, Arielle Starr, Flossie Gilmore,
Krttie Corbin, Addie Naphey. Bessie
Naphey, Bessie Nowell, Pauline Diver,
Daisy Diver, Maude Wheeler,Duisy Dis-
brow. Maurie Colby, Jennie Howard,
Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Reynolds, Mr. and
hired. B. Nash, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Fincthr. and Mrs. Edward Pllnssell
Mr. and Mrs. Benton, Mrs. 11'. .Ray-
mend, Messrs. Arthur itussell,Willinn1
Gilmore, George Fitch, John Gleason,
Clill'ord Adams, Herbert Dunning, l.d-
Ward Brotherton, littlest 'Ieet. Maurice
IRaymondf'Veruon Miller, llurry Kris,
’Warren Smith. Will \Vudhann. Dar
win Wadhams. Fred Benedict and Fri II
Thompson.
Company D last night rescinded its
role to attend the unveiling of General
Grant‘s monument.
The warrant for the annual city meet.
ing in Arion Hall, next Tnesday.is print
ed' In another column.
Mrs. Lucy E. Bailey. of Benton street,
went to Bridgeport. this morning, to at-
tend the funeral of her brother, Henry
Gedney.
A heavy piece of iron fell on- George
Meeker’ s right foot, at W. H. Meeker
& Co. 8 store, this morning. bruising the
member rery badly.
i The battalion (11111 scheduled to take
place on the evening of April 5th, in
the Stamford armory, between Com-
panies D and C, has been cancelled.
«~Chickens, 12‘. 6, at the Star mkt.
The Center school has taken up the
study of the chorus, "The Parish Choir'
from Handel. A surprise party was give a to Lewis
" Tattle, of West Nornallr 1111 his seven-
_, ty-eighth birthday.Thnrsd:1y. March lh‘.
Lester Corbitt. of I'laubury, was pre-
sent with his tongue and string baud.
Mr. Tattle received some very hand-
some presents. Among those present
were Mr. and Mrs. Orin A. Tattle. of
Daulnrry; Mrs. II. V. Foster, of Long
Branch: Mr. and/Mrs. Jacob Abrahams,
Master and Mia-I Bessie Abrahams, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles S. (.Jorbitt, of South
Brooklyn, N. Y.: Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
—-T;y far one No. {I at Elizabeth
street academy.”
Mrs. Louise Damp. widow of Luke
Davis, died this morning at her home In
Darlen. aged eighty-fire years. The
funeral will be held at 2 o‘clock. Monday
afternoon.
The Golden Rule Circle of King's
Daughters. of the Norwallr Congrega-
tional church, was entertained yester.
day afternoon by Mrs.D.1viIl Hughes. inn", Julius lion. Mr. “M Mrs.
0‘ Main SM et John N. T1. lilo, .l. N 1,111Ilr- .l1 , Miss
11ml .1 Forcevvill be the soloist at the Annie 1'; lxigirs and Mn. J 11104
illustrated service in lloyI :1 Theatre
Sunday night. The htol'ivs will III-f
"Nellie'sl.).trkl').‘1ys"11111l “’I‘heIlliuer'I-I,11eniay 111 \1 111.”; and attended the
Child. " 'l‘III vlewa will be of ourowu ‘ yI-rirly meeting III" the llvlle Island IIII—
country, and do talk on ghost.» “pron Ins-II I IIIIIIpIIuy, at I‘. ll
"I
(Iomstnl' k BrIItIII rs are showing some
rery pretty suits for children. Donl l1
breasted Is tIIoprevaIlmg style and for Ihmw ”I Y “H" “, mm
the smaller boys. deep reefer whats. lI days' visit with her mother in Siller-
handsome‘ y bra1ded,areti1c right thing l mm
Yeslmday. in IIIeSenaw,aI1aIr.waa‘ lube-11 llill, of
passed providing that 1- our-ts of common l work-1 I onipany we
pleas in b‘airtleld county may sit in Nor 1 tenlrly,
v . . . . I
walk. Mumford and Dunbar} to natural Mrs. C. II. “rush, of l-‘rauklru atrect,
my alums. lwrnt to New Yuri: today to ~p1‘llll a
lIl analwcek wnh her son. William ll. Brush.
l
lilu Norwalk Iron
II' to Hartford. y”.
”-Chlf'kl'nfl, loge; turkeys.
18¢, at Hayes' mkt. .
l MiasVIIiaIIfimlerstr'um. IIf lilyvimv
Mrs. l‘. (.owperthwaito 111111th yI-arslumml‘. i» «walling :1 low Ila.“ In
old today. A few of her frien is are, Bridgt‘ll'lfl-
with 111‘? at the rollidenoe of her daughter.
Mm. G. F. Waterbury Mrs Copenh-
wait-.2 isin good health
Thi‘ engagement of Mire Allen I.,
Illuver of ltiver slim-I. to Allen '1'.
l’raII,IIfIiI.,II'lIv1llI- 11; announced
I
The chart for seals for the athletic: Ihv “I 11' mm}.- ‘mfllnrlif 111 Nor.
ethqumI m “"3" 5 T1“ hire m“ ”1”“ l w; Ill. (' I hurl-1r. l'llllllll I II In II, IIme We
Monday morning at Coleumn' II. IlaIIIIrII ‘ lerday in M“. Yuri m.
and Allen's. and it i»: probable llllll£
there will be 11 rush for ten IveIl 11911111., Mine Carrie (IIIIIIum. III MIIIIIII, blunt,
:qumrmlnuiuu MM Annie I IIIIIIIIIh
A party of .1biut forty member .1 of the I "f New llrltalu
South and East Norwalk Methodist: , ‘
churches were driven in carryulla to: hire iJhurlea I). l’l‘llll‘llo mill IlIlIIelI
KI-nt. hen night. and attended the 1111' "Incl WW“ "WW M"
nunl pamper at the lieultle place. 1014“" In town
Daughter-I, of the Nor-walk Methodist;
IlIurI~l1,helda bnainou traveling yester~ l lull Ml“ id“ “HM. M New Britain.
day after-awn at the pamnage. after
which they were entertained by the
Minor Hampton. and rofreriuuuntu were ;
served. - l Mrs James Hhuulun. III Houlll lllIIIII
Edward IIIIIdInw. trimmer for lllfignll‘t‘lll is IIpI udlug 11 week 111 IIIldgo
municipal electric light plant. in death _ port.
Norwalk. writer from Wilmingtou.j ' . , .
Delaware. that ho III gelling along aloe llm fl ll WNW WM 111 """m‘"
yesterday.
ly. and that his health will be such that :
he can return to Heath ”0...";3 In uI Mrs. William ”Illlill'}‘. of ilprlmr IIIII
“Mlle 0, weeks. IIInIIInIplIIIIIII moving to lirIIIklvn
Joseph handler. the italhm who 111m.i
tamed a fractured shall by I1 tell all
Neutron: feet from a true on line line
of tho Korwallr Tramway oompnny’a
Weapon eaten-loo. rm this afterumu
W at the Hawaii ilmpltal as get.
tin. along very nicely.
MrII I'lIlwaI' I lillly. 11f Weld avenue.
'wlll Hall or I 'ew Tori: lilill‘ll‘l‘ilw.
price-tam are also vary altruotiv.» II
llowing.
wflo. II can to In given away at Elias-
IIetlI snout academy.
The Yucca Vllcintu II Chrome Tam»
porcine-Union col the Young lien 11
Ohm League were so well nicaaml
witlltholrcobwnhawlal. that they have
decided to hell! Ilium IIII Tends:
am limb thin Kendall’s llall.
“is“. An Intonation More is
‘ rm an malty
line IIIIII l‘Ell'lllVUl a line lint-III
CALL Ahllbllli THEM.
is
Opponlto Gity Hotel.
Mrrl [rank l’ollari rIturneIl to I111: .
after several
Malling l’l.‘lil~ .
thI Methodist lupiscopal church .A line: Midlll'llll'lill XIIII1.III lint-1.111, in Hull-
time Is reported. In»: Mir. Jennie IIIlII-Il Nash, llayviI-w
. I .
The Inasmuch Circle of hinge “mm
Miss Mabel ”i‘l'fll 1111a iIIIIn entertain-
peoplu whore trinket-melts are not even
W. H. SWORDS
Mr. and VII“: ('. Ii. linyl .—pe11t Wed-:1,
lllrlll'ii/
I‘t;ol1gI~,lHlIl.~l:IId~ l1Il'IIl11l’rtsI:\
l
'llIo Norwallt liIIIIIIIn «torn III 11h swingl
some vary [In My coring wranprra In one
of In windows and the mmmpauylug
l
SPRING SUITIRGS .
Grandma’ 5 Golden washing Powder.
4 lb. Pockago. lac. i
Equal to Gold Best In Size and Quality.
no. IAwroII I. co. 22 South Iain s...»
EDWARD STREET
Spfing!
Look at this Space for Special Sale of New
Dry Goods Tomorrow.
EDWARD STREET!
1952511! BUILDING.
nonwaut, coal.
Don't lies This Week's Sales I!
one rulers: 111w 1:11 I own}: ONE weer
ONLY: .
I. pnflnn is plum lard for .................... 250
I II IIIIulIlI-r steak for ...... '35.:
l suit pr rk for . . y
1 sugar cured bin: on .......
'I fi'hh rnrk. .. . I7- 11 p 111110
. “.Ilwnge ............................ .III- a pIIImIl
Fresh {I Into ..... -. .:3c 11 pound
“IIHIW beef ....... -. .Ie II IIIIIIIIII
New million ..... II II pound
14111:: In III-ed ham ............... ll» 11 pour 11d
(Luplribnugt ........... Wrapuunll
line N‘I‘Nl .......................... III . a pound
III -: ah. lIl. HI :1 pound
I Irghtetw-III' fllwhaliheluhev lpriue.
New York Market
, ...-1.. ...... FRANK S. AYERS, Prep.
DONOVAN BLOGK. WASHINGTON STREET
19 Railroad Place.
ACKSON S PHOTOGRAPHS
IIII III IIIIIIIHIIHIIIHI
..............
m'mw mm Standard of Excellence!
Both In Design and BI 51 It, of Finish .1 ACKHONS PLATINOTYI‘E PORTRAITS are beau-
tiful and lflrtl' 1“" wr. Interiors and all on: him: tum! work II spec iIIItv.
33 Wall fitreot. Norwnllt, Gt
1. M. JACKSON Photographer,
It your horse is rim! and wornout the “'lllpl’
“'le m'ake llllll gr) faster for awhile, but II. will,
not 111.1i11: Bum any stronger. The proper way \
“'lililll I». m l’evrl the horse, improve lIi-J. condi
Ii In 111:3; :Ii :1: mean oats, hay 11nd good itcat-'
Ill! 1:?
lo 111111111: Iccl or grain it's not so important to
save. IIIIJIII-y 115'. to get the best and have it in
no. II I lean “moi: inn. Here you can do both.
/ I Buy Oats That' 5 Clean.
Manuel T. Hatch,
gulp/Rarely}.
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I897
15 MUST IIIL‘RE.
HAVE YIIL‘ SECI'RED TICKETS ON THETWI)
BEAUTIFUL PEERLESS BICYCLES’
We Give Away Free?
UN THAT DATE.
ELEGANT STYLES!
SPLENDID WEAR”
SUPERB FIT! ll
mane-m...
PRICES THE LOWEST!
Malta II Combination that Cannot be BEAT.
GLOVER’S DOUBLE SHOE STORE,
4-0 and +2 Wall street. NORWAIJII. CONN.
Electric Call
Bell Outfit.
camplflo. “.00.
1 iron boa bill.
1 cell dry battery.
I push button.
antenatal operation.
. “a...
Lil) feet insulated wire. sell
Iiclent steplu. and printed
instructions which will aid
any pcraon/ito put bell in
Mamm-
We carry more goods In our state
than a] the other hardware
stocks of this town combined.
It consists in part of such
FIRE TOOLS
as Disston 81 Richardson's
saws, Witherb chisels, May-
dole hammers, tanley' sp‘ ones,
and other reels; in
[Prints AND
OILS .
‘ we will underscllauyone In this
market. We have an elegant
READY MIX I
PAINT
at $1.25 per gallon.
MARTIN'S PAINT
BRUSHES
are the standard of America.
We have a large stock of them
at special prices.
Comstoek. Watkins
81 Dow,
112 WASHINGTON STREET.
, FIREINSURANCE
RELIABLE INSURANCE
' AGENCY.
For a Reliable, Liberal, Prompt Paying
FIre Insurance Policy, call on
TAYLOR III GOLDEN’S
Reliable Insurance Agency,
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74 WASHINGTON STREET.
South Norwelk. Connecticut
D. w. RAYMOND_,
Funeral Director
and Embalmer.
93 Washington Itroot,
Go. Harv-lit.
Residence. Mahaekemo Hotel
111‘”
WANT ANYTHING?
No need to. Advertise
in the South Norwalk
Evening
Sentinel.
and you
Society of Spring.
Trousers.
Our Spring Stock
Is now
dy kind
on you.
(AVIS, The
to. com, are. on.
Arc always just as r ,1 g 7
our store—a spade' 1a a .
is wool and cotton is cut.
never knowingly or wil .
represent any article to a m
although In some cases it may
the loss of the sol...
Spring» ‘
Overcoa
are confined to three aty or,
which probably are the
popular; prices from C8.” to is
Black diagonals, $10 to 13150,
black cheviots from $7.50
Children' s suits for early
as well as summer are very
We have an excellent line . .
every new coloring and n. j' ‘ ,.
signs of cloths; double breasted is
the prevailing style, and fill? th
smaller boys,3 to 7 years, due
reefer collars, handsomely b
are the right thing.
Spring suits for men are selling
lively even now.
Fancy trimmed muslin nigh
shirts for men, 35¢ each; 3 for fit. .
Store open evenings. ' ’
and look at what the peep] ‘U
wear this season. '
Our guarantee. money refuel
Comstoc: w
Bros.
M 5001'" Ill! 8!.
So. llcrwalk. ..
IILFOIID A. GIFFII
Manager.
TWO lNORWALK,
stones. 3 so; NORWALK.
.._.. .Wm-~:———" "m 7‘
Surround Yourself
\'I 1th thelittlc perfections—the fixings ‘
oi dress—4mm our great comprehcn"
sire wardrobe of men’s bric-a-brac
luspccmlly if you will wear in addition
out tony, perfect fitting
Every price isa friend maker, a busi- ‘
IIcss builder. ‘
cloth yourself In those perfect fitting,
stylish garments than the cheap,ehod-
are on the high road to the
arriving. It costs no more to
some dealers would palm oil
We can also save you money
on the “Made to Order" kind. Opel!
every evening until 0 o’clock.
Tailor,
Clothicr, llattcr and Furnisher,
Mob-chemo Iictal Iloolr. South lieu-walk.
It Isn’t Any "art
to ride one of the bleyolu W Ill I‘ll" f
'l‘IuIy spin over the ground so easily that -
you Imagine that somethlnl II” w
your log» in furnishing the motive m1
[lacunae they run under. theylallmr
Frod’k.W.Ro
ll) MAIN STREET.
Norwallt,
Tim 'l‘llll‘lll'izl U? A“
war achieved by Michael AW ,,
beautiful Illusorulion of the
N Ill the Vatican. lint All
tulle Ill-ell are to he fell I ,
New York or (:th than in
In our new Irrigation
Julieta. We hawthorn“ l;
vIIIIIncdulglu. from Illa pt
I‘Idutolm' Supplies.
Artlat'a WOW
mom.
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