museum bytbcfonmdiug
dsMhmtcfthuclutmo!
fly. «noummmma
cloudlnpss and probably
'rrowit pmmiscstobo portly
‘. hyrain oaths cmslu'with
are changes, followed by clear
. Alma. for Tomorrow
‘ Inn-ctr I unusual low tide
W Restaurant Keeper.
surprised as well as pained,
Willy is that he will be
priced before be Is done w ith
t he brought on himself.
sane mediurval usages that
: here undihcrc in New York
instance. there are three rcsc
h the old town which have a
”woman shall be served at
_, after nightfall unless she. is
by union. The professed object
ion is to keep out objec-
uhuu‘oters. Other restaurants
_;Iillghtened cities than New
i stole that all disorderly per
.flthe: sex shall be put out of
“I. but that would be too sim-
.. Humans! forthekcepcn of
' medieval cookery places in
York. The result is that the door is
to ladies of the highest refine-
oharacter should they mistak-
. rum under the impression that a
" = , in a placewhcrs certainly all
. white personsmaybcservcd.
same time the most notorious
7 . hallNcw York can be served
W by anything wearing
_ ' gunman.
.. men and women will be
to know that the keeper of one
Mal eating houses in ques-
M up the wrong passenger re
A fine looking, dignified lady
; , it his restaurant one evening he.
and 10 o'clock with her young
.1. They were on their way to
. not far away. undgot caught
Any man's wife and daugh-
bc thu- situatcd. The two
,. in the eating house, intend-
ull s cab when the rain should
- . Heuntime they orIlcml
ideal. The waiter replied;
pin and a racer, that they did
‘W" wonun in the
rum: called the proprietor
. - w lie was sorry, but
his rule. She was forced into
‘fllla. herself and her daughter
, mniagdreuon. 'l‘hcwnit-
R. M who were being served
W laughed aloud and
, as mother’- elbows over this
”day the keeper of the Inc.
MI was made defendant
' ‘ our for “.000, brought
by the lady he had turnod
hull! with her little daughter.
fiddled. plucky woman was
I. Volts. who has a sac-
. pasture In New York city.
those from California
you“ In. fills is hereby in~
thumpsthies of the coun-
‘huin ihisfightforouocf
« ' rights of her ass.
. “Ian Appointed.
semi-ammo
Karol! 18.me pmi.
, Chartr- ld. Brush,
10 Ill Aimtor of the
3.. m mum 0'.
then It was dorm:
'l'wrlvc bridges have
M Thursday.
W- luhhinnuslml
Wmmnd.
' :olfl'mllsr. but the
. In ”sum to tho
m3“-
thu W which MN! Sheriff
Denim attached in the stem cl
.1. chnccrdco. and H. 8. Roodvm
mismatcthcstoresinas good condi-
Ilenuwhcnitwutnken ‘
The-emollient of thccsscwas made
’ upon the advice of Town Gain-cl Levi
Warner. who, after a careful considers:
tlou and a research Into the law govern-
that this course was the best under the
circumstances. ‘
Selectman Isaac Bullock this morning
said that the selectmon would appear
before the Board of Equalization thi
walk's tax equalized. '
When the jewelry was rotor-ac: to J.
SpencerdrCo.’ 3 store, Henry F. Golc-m
' burn told the sclectmen. sheriff and
County Commissioners that the return of
the goods did not obliterate his right to
claim damages. He said this morning
that he had not decided whether or not
he would claim damages.
The inter-stun the amount which thev
town owed .ibc bounty was 01?..08
Sheritl Doolan’sfccs were $25. making
the total amount the town bad to pay.
$521. 57.
contract In Vol sum
The building committee of the First
Methodist Episcopal church hold another
meeting this morning, but the contract
for the new church has not been for-
mally awarded. Architect Hubbard, 8.
M. Randall, the lowest bidder, and Mr.
Legato, of Adams. ass , who is to
furnish the stonc, are conferring and
looking over the plans.
llm Roi Qualified as lattices.
Town Clerk Herbert H Smith today
‘ received information from W. R. Shel—
ton. clerk of the Superior Court, that
the following men have not yetqualified
asjurticos ot the peace for the town of
Nor-walk: UharlesW. Bell. George A.
Bonnecker,.l. Wallace Marvin, Leslie
Smith, William I Stevens Bernard
Tully, George ll. Vorburgb, Jr., and
William Worden.
The ladies of the Norwalk Congrega-
tional church will give a somewhat uni.
qne entertainment. in the chapel soon
after Lcnt. The cities of Washington.
Berlin and Jerusalem will he visited, pap
crs descriptive of each being read Iy eye
witnesses. The first cv'cninguldrs. Noble
will read a paper on Washington and the
famous double. quartettc of ladies from
Bridgeport is expected to sing, (in the
Berlin evening, the Germanic Sannger-
band will furnish music and the ladies
who take part will appear in German
costumes. hits. llotchkiss, who visited
Jerusalem about a year ago, will give
after which tea will be served by young
ladies in Oriental costumes.
A party 0! Como“: men. headed I;
William Hess. Went fishing on the Sound
yesterday afternoon in a small boat.
The craft leaked badly and the occuv
pants "unnowly" escaped drowning.
Irish» Bulletin.
New Haven, Mar. 23, 1897.
station Barometer Temp. Weather
Boston, 29.!“ ll part cloudy
New York, 20.78 to part cloudy
Washington, 20.78 55 cloudy
Jacksonvillefluhii 72 cloudy
New Orleans,20.8i 06 cloudy
Cincinnati, 29.70 ill mining
Pittsburgh. 20M ll cloudy
Chicago, 29 IIII :14 showing
St. Louis 20.50 I! cloudy
St. Paul 30.14 2‘: part cloudy
erhsad 30.00 2 clear
Helena 30. 10 20 cloudy
Denver 30.20 12 cloudy
U. (1. Airman. Observcr.
Injured In a Smash-0p.
Columbus. 0., March 23—»A special
from Springfield, Ohio. to the Dispatch
says these injured in the wreck on the
Big Four were:
Willlsm KW. St Louis, both lvg.
crushed and back Injured.
Edward Kinaslsy, St. Louis. legs hurt.
Prank Fay. 8t. houlr, head out. right
leg and shoulder Injured.
William Bluoy. Jersey City. shoulder,
had and back hurt.
it is found that ten others are buried
In the debris of the train.
its midi brcimd (iii
Innocisl to for Incline]. I
Symon. March illi.--TIIII mulch be.
tween "Tommy“ Ryan. at this city. and
(lungs Green. (Young (lot-bolt) of Ilsa
Francisco. which was scheduled for this
cityon April in. has been declared of!
Guru wirod the clitoris of the Empire
Athletic club today demanding 00,0”,
win or loss. The club promptly drain-
ed the mulch oil. ..
u»m-mem
TM OM ”will
IWMMIIIIUMII
,llnw York. lurch fl—‘l‘ho stock mar.
but corned m whim ii to;
«germ Ham Gar annulus
too to Its: and: blood In M: 8:. Paul
77 14: Northwest 108 H: lmlsvills
48 M: WP“. or 1-0: iioulhrrn
28 l4: 1‘. J. (3. 88 A4.
W.m.ww4.. ...»qu.W—-
tum-rm.
Valium. low m. ”In.
Mmutytsrmamrwas “all,
lug Inches-cs, cums to the conclusion T"
week in another effort to have Nor- mm
the paper on that city, the third evening, .
I"
FACTOR Mimi.
and Amid. L- I who" fit
and get relief. This medicine
found to be peculiarity adapted to the re-
iicf nail care of all cmale Conn plaints,
, Nous better. Specially ud-
nptcd for marine ex-
tonc to theorgans.
ouhave of A petite, Constipa~
he, Fain ng Spells ,or are
Nervous. Sleepless, Eroitablc, Melan-
agglfipr ortroublodwith DIzsySpclls, Elec-
mm is the medicine you need.
70“
teed trc th undill—b'yh
.3“... m, «alumnae .. stun SUPPLIES.
son’s and Wood’s stores. Builder’s
IN: 03W Wilt Hand's cell: can. ' r
Hammm.Msss..11,30,’95.—Rand "' dwarc.
MedicineCo. —”I wish tosny that I pro- cuufl'! I“
cured a sample bottle of Dr. Hand's Col- 1..“
io Cure 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 say
that anything I have tried cannot com-
with Dr Band's Colic Cure.
ursrespcctfnlly, Mrs. G. G. Miller,
0Arch St. " Sold by allDruggists, 250.
' licklln’s Antics Inn
Tho but solve in the world for cats.
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores. tettcr, chapped hands, chilblalns,
coral, and all skin eruptions, and
lively cures piles. or no pay required.
It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac-
tion or money refunded. Price 25 cents
pathos. ForSulc by ll. ll. Pluisted.
NorIcE
Sohowolj'axes
The taxpayers of the East Norwalk
School District are hen-In- nolillIII that
the district. tax of thrI-c mills on the Ilol
lnrlinid on the town assessment list”!
Prices always right.
BICYCLES
$29.50!
' : Spcur’s folly'guarnntecd
Eagle
Bicy clcsl
II: no no syuperiors.
I’chy clc and
Hardware Co.
No no WAIHINOTON IT.
FISHING TACKLE.
"Fvcrything from a needle to an anchor" '
ENTERTA INHENTS.
HOVT’S THEATRE
80th box walk.
A Notatlie Event.
SaturdayJWaroh 27
{Onenightnnlu l‘mmnlrllinll It the ianmm
"Si-x Almicst Sex drama.
millet :I meeting of the district held on the
Hlb III?! of June, Wild at the East Nurwnlk
IIIhool mom will III-IIIII- and payable on
the lutIlny of April, Wu, at It llll' in time I
shall he rcmh' to rue-III the some at In)
more, No. liil'lrst mum» l’omIIIy MIII}
mic or '1 pu- cont it your from April IIIt
taut. will In (barge-don nll tows rLIIIIIiII- I
log unpaid on IIIIII IIIIIr May In! WI. :,
Sowing the Wind
1}. E. 00““ AM.
The N. Y. Em; ire 'I llHIll't! Sucrose. with
(‘ollmtor of Taxes for IC Int Norunli.
School IliniriIl.
Dated I-IIuIt XIII-walk, March ‘31, mm.
III ’JL’ '3“
_ Hum, WW“- .. “mun...” THE
Young MB“. '5 BIG crrv
I Do not take the chanccsofl COMPANY!
dying without insurance
when 3 1-3 cents a day or :34
cents per week or $12 00 per ,
your will insure your life?
fur $1,001),
The best is the chaupcst.
Insure in the
Oonnccilcut Bonsai life
insurance Cu, of Hartford.
U. . L'HOHMIDI‘U,
Ificnth Alain Street
Ni l~ \aI‘lII the . :Imevosl IIIIII details
whi Ill. dutmguhhml this production. III
‘zIIl H pImI-II “I f Illm- will In: «on here.
huh on mic Ill l‘illislml's and l'imu-o's.
NORWALK OPERA HOUSE.
F. W. MITCHELL Manager
Friday, March 26.
A wsICIInIo 0‘ out I nuuscmunl n! the singing
I cum i.IIIII
Andrew
Mack!
In “In IINII'IlilIII II 'Inh play
Myles Arocnl
llli‘! I'III-ll (J' l). \\'.TI“II~> A Cu.
The Last Time Here!
The Great Cast! 3
RubbchtampsI
of all kindaw Including the Air
cushion $tumps,otc., Rubber
Stamp Supplies, Brass and
Nichol Signs, S t c n c i I a,
Steel Stamps, Sula,
Stencil Dies, Burning
Brands, 1000. The Grand Chorus”?
Souls, Check For MACK'S IIIVN SWEET SONGS:
'0 I' I S 0 I'. ’ lie. ilfi at Wm II'II IIIIII Tulillllmnll'n.
Enamel letters and Signs, Key - -> ~ as.
Checks and Umbrella Plains Y
also tattered, Latter Copy 0“
in: looks to copy lotion WI"
Without Water or Press, .
Stats I rnt for Feb ".35
ncy' s «it Lodger
for um um lc- It!
°° " “ l 3' Your hair when it iv gone. ll
Irshun's Patent Pans, Star
Automatic Prim Fasteners,
fcgcthcrwlth Office Special
you would keep it on your
head use Hale's Compound
guinim'.
“W so or
.
JOI'II "WOW, AOEII’. a, our
r 0 Bus 1:. u. Norm-Ilium! Residence an y , ,
iii "va0... Ave. druggist s.
HILL CLIMBING
IS NECESSARY HEREABOUTS.
Rac ycles!
MOUNT llylLLS UASI LY.
BALI. BEARINOSW IN NUBS OF ORANIISI
3I. 3 per cent less friction. Energy saved, 3i. 3 per cent.
NARROWEST TREAD BUILT!
Greatest Distance 1i.twccn Bearings.
The: c is but one boat. We a Rocycle. None
others “justas good.” Come In,tekc itdawn,
take it out, try it on roux;
. while checks, 50c In. wide, right for separate skirts. $1 00.
nonwauk. corm.
Boston Store salci for years have been the standard, imitated and copied for and near. They are seldom
equalled and never surpassed. It' I: always our idea of sales that they must be TRUE VALUE GIVING
OPPORTUNITIES, and by honestly carrying out the idea, we have made them what you all know them
to be. Therefore we nnhcsimtiugiy call attention today to another effort on our part, a
FOUR DAYS’
Dress Goods Sale!
BEGINNING
SATURDAY, MARCH 20.
44 in. black lizard pattern. 75c.
42 in. black worsted and silk cloth, in beautiful figure
and spray patterns, 080.
45 in. black silk and mohair. in iizzard, tufted and cre-
. pon effects. This line is sold in New York for $1.75 yd.,
price. $1.50.
1 pc. black all wool grenadine. 51 in. wide, “.00.
48 in. black cravenette. shower proof, $1.00.
Priostly‘c black lIenriettmI $1.00, $1.50 and $2.00.
Takc udvantageof thisdress goods sale. Our variety is
greater than ever, and the prices phenomenally low for the
values. ’ .
- 5 pcs granite cloth, chameleon effects. they are good vul-
ue at title, for this sule’l‘oc
8 pcs beautiful new mixtures. spring colors, thiamine for
253.
0 pcs. of the very popular Etamino. orcpen canvas weave;
they are 50 In. wide and sell for 81. 00 in New York. We
shall run them at 75c.
75 pieces of the most beautiful patterns and designs of
all 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 difiercnt pieces
for this popular price, 50c.
7 pcs. black and white. green and white, and lilac and ; Gloves.
‘ We are pleased to announce SPRING OPENING on
KID AND FABRIC GLOVES. Our stock this season is
the largest and most complete over before shown by us. In
order to call special attention. the following will be offered
turda 2
Ladies? «l-button taffeta gloves. superior quality, . perfect
lilting, wear guaranteed, value 09c. swcial per pair. 50c.
Ladies' 2 clasp kid glows. all new value 950, special per
”335.35. tons. modes, while. champagne and black, our
celebrated Elvira i- button kid glove worth st. 25, absolute.
ly thegreateut mine on the market. 31 00 per pair.
5 pcs twilled hack broad cloth for ladIes' tailor made
suits, $1.00.
10 pcs. ludiu Twills in all colors, 50 inch wide, 5&ch
on imported French dross patterns. no twoalikc, In fancy
novelticn, all sill; and wool. some £1.00. 81. 26 and $1. 50. all
patterns for this sale at 31. 00 per yard.
The Gold Medal Black Goods.
Those goods took first prize at our World's Fair and
1’: Iris exhibition.
45 in. all Wool block hrocade,.:0c 50c
9
Spring Capes, Spring Jackets
Spring Suits, Spring Skirts.
THE NORWALK BOSTON STORE,
Cor. Alain and Wall Streets, Norwaik, 0t.
IIELLO 58 2
“’lis not' In mortals to command success, but we ’II
do more, deserve it.”
2011mm) laid eggs, 25c; Iancy lrcsh spinach, extra finc sweet
potatoes, homo raised head lettuce, new cabbage, parsnips, large
California seedlcss oranges, (300 dozen; California seedlingorangcs,
35c and 400 dozen; nicc Messina oranges, 150 (102, 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 tancy Gilt Edge Creamery .Ilutter to do so, we are confident
they will appreciate our eii'ort, 250 lb, 4 1-4 lbs for $1.00. The
finest coifees and teas possible to obtain. EVERYTHING NEW
AND FRESH.
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR, Leading Grocer,
is West 'qulIlngtan Strut, South lure-III, ct.
IF YOU WANT ALI. THE NEWS
HAVE Till
Evening Sentinel Left at Your House
Regular. . . . .
Special Bargains for this Week!
20-
Demcrtlc sardines, pcr can, ' 3 oil Bert. lilgln creamcry butler, per Ill, 3! all
Enumcilue, per box, 3 ctr Fresh country eggs, per den, :7 on
Small baking beans, per qt. 4 cm In lbs but out linker, :5 cu
Pairhanks' Gold Dust, per pkg, :7 ct: Belt limo bran», per qt, 6 col
Fancy sugar corn, per can, 6 ctr 3 pound jar preserves, II) at:
Gaga plums, 2 lb can. 7 cu Best evaporated apples, per III 8 cu
Oldcuiimc codlirh, per lb, 5 cu Ilm Jenny tomatoes. per can, II ctr
laud 8 or lcnu' Flour $4.90 burnt; can buy.
NEW YORK GROCERY CO
Norwalk Chronicler