Bathe Lodge. 1. 0. 0. E. rehearsed
hethlrd degree tonight
The liorwslk fire alarm rang at 10:30
o'clock this morning. the cause being
ureeeln the wires. 3 ‘ - ‘
3 "1...”.
' WMA.O K. out. 0, will
also “other notable on the evening of
Friday. April 251.
3 Attire meeting of Our Brothers’
, I. 0. U. R, last night. the third
degroewaseonfen-ed.
-~Bearss 6t Hoyt’s‘ sample 328 00 hi-
' . cynical-rived yesterday.
Arthur-S. Ezekiel, of Kellogg street.
who has been confined to the house
with the grip, still continue; ill
The fronts of the stores in the former
Sentinel building are being painted
white by James O. Jennings.
South Nerwa'lk’s annual city meeting
:will be held in Arlen Hall, Madison
,, Entrust, tonight, beginning at 8 o‘clock.
Frederick Bette. engineer at the
Tramway company's power station. has
been transferred from night work to
day work. MM“
' —See the Carbonette at Lewis'.
Stephen Hoyt's'Sons, of New Canaan,
have begun their spring shipment of trees
from the freight house in South Nor-
walk. __W
The axle of Expression L J. Rey-
nolds‘ wagon broke, yesterday after-
noon. in front of Henry Tilly’s carriage
shop, and was taken inside for repairs.
A meeting of the official board of the
First Methodist Episc'opsl church was
held last night. Rmtine business was
transacted.
Henry Gladhill. who is in a hospital
in New York, is reported as getting
along nicely He will probably not
but his.“ William»
The directors wof the City National
bank met yesterday, and declared a
semi-annual dividend of throe'per cent .
in additionmplacingn goodly sum to
the mdit of the surplus account.
A entruspondent wants a bill intro-
duced at Hartford. making it a misde-
meanorto hitch nbiting horse adjoin.
ing a public sidewalk. without being
properly mauled.
llrs E. H Fox“ was to entertain the
ladies of the Baptist, church. on Wed
nesdoy afternoon, at her home; but
owing to lb illness of the Rev. Dr.
Seward. who to read a paper, the
gathering will be postponed to a latter
date.
The Grand ()ommsndery of the Unit-
ed Order of the Golden Cross will meet
inDsrby. tomorrow. Sherman Com-
mandery, of Norwalk. will be represent-
ed by Ilr. and Mrs. W. N. Shauna. lit.
and In. W. F. Bryant, Mrs. B. .l.
Mot. Min Susie E. Rosecrans.
George 0. Counter: and Howard W.
Ms
. Ayer’s
Pectoral
seats more then other nadir
, slave. hattheultcureelele
Norberto-dictate.
lost at the cheap malt
medicines merely palllstsl
they stunt tout sud tenuo-
rery nil-t. Ayers cherry j
We! does set point up or ,
Mists. bronchitis. Creep. '
. We! cough—sud every .
‘ “Without whsaathsr
Mics Mobil is
“1"!!!th letters .9
morMume other. 8, 3..
Ametiugoftbs trustees otat. Peto
sr'seburebsrillbeheld tomerrownlght
atBo‘olock.
TbeRev. D. It. Sound, D. D., is
siekoftbegrlpathis homein Fatrdeld
avenue.
isle, of Cedar street, died yesterday
afternoon.
. Frank Ayres otters more bargains inn:
meats this week, and quotes some
today.
, A representative for a soap flame
men over seven feet in height attracted
coniidmbie attention' ill South Kuwait,
txlny.
. F. D. Lawton” a. Co. are holding a
mark-down sale, which their new ad-
vertisement will tell you more about.
Raymond Brothers odor for sale ten
pairs of heavy western truck horses,
eight single native horses and six pmni
of moles.
-—This morning Bearse & Hoyt placed
on exhibition u bn yele for $28. 00. For
quality and price this firm rebound to be
at the head of the front rank.
Mrs. Sarah Weaver, wife of William
Weaver, died this morning at her home
in Main street. Norwalk. in the sixty-
seventh year of her age. The funeral
arrangements are not. yet completed.
A blind accordion player was making
' the air melodious with the sweet strains
of "After the Ball,” etc, in Washing-
ton street, this morning.
~ The body of Judah Coleman, who died
at the Connecticut Hospital for the In-
sane, in. MidtlletoWn. on Saturday. was
brought to South Norwalk, yesterday.
for burial.
Come and have an enjoyable time at
the cobweb party this evening at Knud-
sen's Hall. Good music and singing
and a good time all around. Admission
free.
Michael Kemeny, 0! Benton street.
was arrested last night, charged with
drunkenness and breach of the peace.
~ Thecasewas continued until 2:30 this
afternoon.
Grand Regent l’rentiss. of Hartford,
withadelegation from that place and
visitors from New Haven. are expected
to be present Thursday night. at the
meeting of Sherman Council, Royal
Aresnum.
Davis, the Mahackemo Hotel tailor.
is prepared for a propergus spring trade.
with a line of fancy and domestic wool»
one that for variety and low prices sor-
pass any shown in Norwalk. It is
worth your while to investigate before
purchasing.
800m LIFE IN THE IORUALKI.
lien lots City People Entry Themselves These
lid-lint» Isis.
Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Melbourne. of
Strltford avenue. Bridgeport. announce
the engagement of their daughter.
Harriet il., to W. A. R. Hartley, son
of vx-Senntor lé‘. M. flawley, of New
Canaan. bliss Melbourne, slthlmgh a
resident of the Nor-walks for only
twelve months. is a popular and widely
known young hidy. Both of the par-
ties have aha: many friends in New Us-
nsan and Bridgeport. it is said that it
pretty fall marriage in Bridgeport will
culminate the engagement.
The llondsy Evening Whlst club was
entertained last night by Mr. and Mrs.
John P. Treadmill. at their home in
North avenue. The honors were won
by Miss Annie Cole and Dr.W. 13‘. down
Rev. T.ll.0‘lirleu. of Newton. and
John J. Csvanagh. of South Kermit.
have gone to (lid Point Comfort. where
they will spsadm several days.
James Thomas. mof Daubury. tortuorly
of Hermit. is in town.
Kr. and lire. wnmlleujuntln Achebe!
West avenue. are visiting anresnwtoh
~w~.~.m
Ilsa Helen U. (lamp. of Philadelphia.
is visiting her intents. lfr. end In. A.
ll. (imp. of North avenue
3.8. Rallymf the ltotea Point In»
pavement company. was in lined: Nor»
walk mm. ..
Mylsft‘. Workout ilnnltlyn. is m
mutilate“
Them Afternoon slot will be en»-
Want by in: trash constant at the
tie-eve! slat thereon Felony evening.
W
Bishop m was s m st or.
‘M‘smtodey. _
WWW.
“summons. whitened-ted
mastitis W
list “Mes Will“ nest. e,
mm ”but
Inile,daugbteroflfr.undllrs. Dan-t
sample prices in his advertisement
t
..k
Absolutely Pure.
Cele led for
with" I" miuv‘ii‘filiiu’“ We“
montltkroiheeheo brands. ere on com
Baum Peron co . It" York
. ‘ BUIGLAIS‘ MIUSY HIGH.
They Enter the fictitious el Andrei nome-
sen, in last. Street.
The residence of Andrew .1. Theme-
son. the New York banker, at No.62-
West street, was entered by burglars
sometime between Saturday afternoon
and yesterday afternoon. '
About 5 o'clock Miss Minerva Nash, a
sister of Mrs. Thompson. noticed that
the curtains at the front windows were
, drawn, which amused her suspicions.
In walking around the grounds she
found that a palm of glass had been
broken out of a cellar window in the
rear of the house, and the fastener
turned.
Miss Nash notified F rank Sherman of
her suspicions, a key was secured.
and with Mrs.’l‘almadge Baker and a
Sentinel reporter she entered the house.
The rooms were in disorder. the con-
tents of writing desks and stand draw-
ere were scattered about, and doors of
closets. dressing cases, chithlniers, and
the sideboard won» found open. Al—
though nthorough search of the house
had been made, it is thought nothing
was taken, least of allnny articles of
value, and the intruder.» were probably
not paid for their trouble.
The police were notified, and Captain
Gladstone made an ihvmtigation.
The family, fearing the hotter: might
provea temptation to nonrandom, had
removed everything that a thief would
he likely to take. Miss Nash visited the
house Saturday, at which time all was - ..
as usual.
.and Mrs. Thompson. who have
bee pendinge month in New York,
have n notified, and are expected to
return here today.
"i ll ARCH SWEET HOUSE.
file Home ol Councilman Kent “attacked
While he and his Wile were at Church.
At the meeting of the Norwalk Conn
all, last night. Councilman Harvey hl.
Kent informed the reporters and his fol—
low mcmbers on the Board that he had ‘
a little surprise party at his home in
Arch street. Sumlay night.
When ilt' and his. wife returned from
church they found that their house had
been entered by burglars, who gnilwi
access through a front willow by break-
ing a light otglass in the upper sash and
turning the catch.
Their course through the lmose, as
they went from room t) mom. ransack-
ingi-very drnwor they encountered, was
traced by half burned nun-hes and spots
of blood. one of the burglars having
evidently cut his hundon the giants in
entering.
The articles lllltllicd are a pair of gold
bracelets. a locket and chain. We shirt
“winner 83in money taken from n
poetctdmk that lay on the dining room
table, art of a box of cigars, and pair
of go sleeve buttons. valued in all at
$2.5 or will. hire. Kent's gold watch
was. fortunately, lit the jtin'im".
The loss was so etnall that Mr Kent s
lirst impulse was tokwp the burglary
quiet. but he finally decided to II' put it
tome police; butthoy has: seemed on
v us
toll Asslbsr line.
Au'attompt was alto made Huntley
nlnht. to enter the residence of than»
cilmau William ii. Smith. in Mot-glut
avenue. air. flotilla heard the Illliud of
fmdsleps at a late hour. and lit the use.
limo making a further investigation.
he found burnt matches on his back
Wrap. The matter Wes reported to the
police, but no trace of the Illi'll has been
found.
”smelt lav llsve heel»: reentry.
Norvmllr may shortly have another
foundry. Anontmfltotvn firm in con-
sidering the advisability of moving “is
factory here. provided a plate adopted
toits limitless can be found. The old
mowed» foundry in lleehsnles street
has been summed to o mpremutatlve
oi the thin. thrilling definite. how.
ever. can yet be stated. ‘
VI. ll. SWORDS
lids loot “99le d it till. line of
SPRlltO SUITIIOS
cm mom Tllltlf.
flannel“ Buy Heron
' its), 8c, former price too.
Qul elem, 8c former price rec. ‘
' .3» l pound can of apricots, no, terms: price 13c.
. . , spoiled m peaches, roe, former price rec.
. , a pound csn peers. former price we
Canned corn. to, former price So. .
Canned tomatoes, 7c, four cans for 25¢.
r. e. miles a. no. 22 south Iain Street
DWARD STREET.
Spring!
Look at this Space for Special Sale of New
Dry Goods (Tomorrow.
' EDWARD STREEU
5 OIZETTE BUILDIIU.
answers, 591!
Same Low Prices As
Usual!
See us this week for bargains. A few
more of those sugar cured hams fdr 10c
a lb; this week we give you four lbs of
good corned beef and a cabbage for 25c;
four pounds of land for 25c; 4 pounds
salt pork for 250; 3 pounds of best sugar
cured bacon for 25¢; All kinds of fish
at the lowest price. The place is the
New York Market
mount“ . FRIIKS. AYERS, Prop.
DONOVAN BLOOK. WASHINGTON STREET.
l9 Railroad Place.
“ransom? PH Groomers
llllllllllilllllllllllillil'llll
Home msm Standard of Excellence!
Both in Design and Beauty of Finleh. .l iCKSO‘i’S PLA'l‘lNO'l'Yl’E PORTRAITS are been-
fnl std last for: Vtsl’ interiors and all an hitemumi work a specialty.
I. M.JACKSON Photographer, .3 Wall Street. Norwotlr.ct
Let Me Sell You OatSl
holler you quality. assortment; full weight and
price. '
I can give vou the host grade to be had, care-
fully screened; 1 can give vou the satisfaction
that honest goods always give.
No one on the race of the earth can do more
than that.
Buy Oats That's Clean.
Manuel T. Hatch,
Slsrshall Street, ‘ South Iorwslk.
WV‘M‘x/MV‘“\ ”mm
MARCH artist‘s-i:
lS MOST HERE.
HAVE YOU SECURED TICKETS ON THE TWO
BEAUTIFUL PEERLESS BICYCLES
We ‘tiive Away Free?
ON THAT DATE.
ELEGANT ITVLlsl
QPLENDID WEAR ll
SUPERB H1"! I l
...... mom—— '
F‘RIOES THE LOWEST!
Make a Combination that (.‘snnot be BEAT.
GLOVER’S DOUBLE’SI'IOE STORE,
40 and 42 Wall street. NORWALK. CONN.
Electric Call
Bell Outfit,
00mph“. soon.
,1 iron box hill.
1 cell dry battery.
1 push button.
50 feet insulated wire, out
fittest staples, and printed
instructions which will aid
any person to put hell in
neonatal operation.
t
s... 1‘
We carry more good in our store
their all the or or hardware
stocks of this town combined.
1 t consists in part of such
FIIE TOOLS ~
as Disston & Richardson’s
saws, Witherby chiselt, May-
dolc hammers, Stanley’ 5 p' ones,
and other tools; in
PAINTS AID
OILS
we will undersellanyone in this
market We have an elegant
READY IIX
PAIIT
at 01.25 per gallon.
IIRTII'S PM!"
BRUSHES
are the standard of America.
, We have a large stock of them
at special prices.
Gemstock. Watkins
8: Dow,
1 l2 WASHINGTON STREET.
Ft‘REINsFRANcE
RELIABLE INSURANCE
AGENCY.
For a Reliable, Liberal, Prompt Paying
Fire Insurance Policy. call on
TAYLOR & GOLDEN’S
Reliable Insurance Agency,
is WASHINGTON STREET.
South Norwal it.
D. W. RAYMOND,
Funeral Director
and Embalmsr.
I) “In-hire ’on It. 0
.0.No'r‘\wclh. r0. '
Residence. Mahaokemo Hotel
m7 1
Connect lent
WANT ANYTHING ?
No needle. Advertise
in thetionth Norwalk
Evening
Sentinel.
prepared for a prosperous spring trade and
as usual our line oi foreign and domestic ‘
woolens surpasses in variety and moderate .
prices any shown in the Norwaike.
Trouserings and suitings in all the latest
coloriegs.
purchasing.
nuts, The
.sossatsmfleo
Are always just as g .
our store-nil spede'ia
is Wool and cotton i'
never knowingly or
represent any article t
although' in some cases fly
the loss of the sale. ' ‘
Spring '
Overc‘qg.
are confined to three ,
which probably are M
popular; prices {rem O “
Black diagonals, sin to
black cheviots from $7. ’
Children’s suit§for out,
as well as summer are v V
We have an excellent line
every new coloring and .
signs of moths; double ‘
the prevailing style, and,1
smaller boys, 3 to 7: Years,
reefer collars, handsomely. -
are the right thing. .
Spring suits former! are ,
lively even new. '
Fancy trimmed muslin: ,
shirts for men, 35c each; 3 K
Store open evenings. ,
and look at what the people;
wear this season.
Our guarantee, money refunded;
Gemsto ‘
Bros.
u soon: to. st.
Salons“. 3
IILFOID A. Ill‘l-‘lI‘
Manager.
TWO gnonwm.
sronns. cottonwsxn.
Knowing the great demand the hard
times has made for
Ready-Made Clothing.
we have prepared ourselves in our mil
large variety.
hobby one at $8.
Worth your while to investigate befon ‘
()pen every evening until 9 o’clock.
Clothicr Better and Furnisher,
Ishseksme ilotsl Ileelt, South lewslk.
Suits from $5 up. Very
Tailor,
It Isn’t Any Mort
to ride one of the bicycles that we all
They spin over the around ”WW ‘
you imagine that something “I. m ‘
your loan is furnishing the not". M.
incense they run easier. thaw”.
Fred’k.W.R
:9 new truest,“ :
Norwalk,
THE TRIUMPH 03'
was achieved by I!
insulitulducoratlon the
vi to the Vatican But no
lotto clients ore to ill! M
New YMMGMWM ii
incur-ow
More
or We have them
mum. trust We?!
Natale
Artist’s flourish.
lit-taunts.
Norwalk Chronicler