today promises to be Iarily
‘eoldrmrsrsded errata on the
» bycloaringby the afternoon.
nromtsss to be clear and colder.
oi the thermometer for
I", to ending atnoon today
uro;lowset.21dogreeo
Almanac rywdfi'm" '
"sires-rs l Blgbtldo‘ Isowtlde
szis 3:30 ingot
Building Prospects.
Milena having been complied
”building proposals for the
,. .fllcrwalk Methodist Episco-
“I!“ having come within the
jt‘tlls church's estimates, the
Y .Ibieodlfice will undoubtedly
. as soon asaiew details
3M .. -. have been completed.
W has had this project
/ .. before it for about two
and iisconsnmmatiou will be a
to not only those most directly
.llntto the whole town. The
work 0! Rev. A. S. Keva-
Wot this church, commenwd
Muscat people considered dis-
3 conditions, has certainly been
rewarded. and his heart's desire
house of worship tor his people
, up to the times and worthy
“‘lhseldsst Methodist society of the
. is now in the way of speedy
. ~ 8.1 Randall, the lowest
,andio whom the contract will
w» y be awarded. is of
York, and one of the most
. . constructors of large build-
Ilt that and other cities. His
and ability is a guarantee
fulfillment of all the conditions of
m. ”WM”
awardingoi the contract (or the
Will of the City National and
~ lsrwalk Savings Bankson East
If ... -- street.isanothor advance-
‘* hills building line that angers
he that business during this year.
distort-e will involve an expendi-
twobably over “0,000. and give
. , nestledoocnpatiou and business to
Fuses-insane woodworking indus-
Minute" will be centrally
and provide the best of modern
Mimi'4..-w
ll Bast Nurwalh estimates are
assisted tor a now eight-room
' building to be constructed at
End equipped pad arranged on up-
an? ’, llIIlnntlprltiltipIes. Tho approp-
‘ “finds bythe district luv this
h Old. . and it is believed
‘ “can he kept within the ap-
‘ _ The elevation shows a Very
Itltl sensible building. East
Walt-net solid for lchinlny
m. and is taking a hand in
, ' M the protuissd boon
mmmatshouldhsconsnm-
’ Linemw IOIWOI building for the
‘m Union fichoul District.
M swarm yet. but the pros-
” Mrly‘brlahtTht-re is good rrss
[ Millet the committee having
Mail tits testis: of a site {or the
. which is the only obstacle
.Wo will be able to present a
. . . satisfactory to the
TI thus to have the building
also early date.
~W-~u¢
I “author lavas contracts that
_ be awarded aunts lsiltltl-
“ . host's residence in West
rWLW
oi the lows there are
‘ militants ccatstnplatttm.
“0 whole. the building
his town were widens it
rmnmsmam
' wuassanum.mshu at in.
”(llamas-gentlest”. at West-
pcrt. will be married on Wednesday.
Ansll'tth.byflsv.1ohn ll.Tuttlo.athis
usldsncslnwm. lass. Ir. and
Ira. Bowsnwllt-snsldstn Ir. Bowen's
honesat 18 Elisabeth street.
TheR.L.P.’O. met at the bounce!
Kisses Violet and lyrtlo Lyoett. in
High mt, ”WV-1k. ’m’s ) RO-
treshmoutswersservcd. Those present
were Kisses Daisy Bench. Clara and
Lillian Bartram. Idallayntond, Jessie
House. Grace Yeomans, Violet Myrtle
and Leah Lycett.
The ennui meeting and election of
oilicers oi the Woman's club will be held
- at tho uddeuceoi Hrs. Dexter Hitch-
cock, in West avenue. tomorrow utter»
noon.
Hejcr George M. Holmes and George
E. Miller have returned home from their
d trip to Palm Beach. Fla. They traveled
' in all about 1,400 miles and report a line
time.
Mrs. George R. VanAlstyno and Mrs.
James Golden are visiting their sister,
Mrs. W. 8. Crciut. in New Haven, and
will attend exception tonight.
Mrs. P. If. used. of Union place, loft
Norwalk ycterday {or several weeks'
visit at the home of Dr. Parker, in
Brooklyn, N. Y. ,
Jacob Liaxweiler. 0! Railroad place,
who has been South and West, is or
peeled home tomorrow. .
l. Davis and daughter Theresa have
returned home from a trip to Chicago.
Nashville and Albany.
Bnrwell Carter. of l’lainfield, spent
yesterday with his daughter, Mrs. R. L.
Baker, of West street.
Mrs. F. S. Lyon, Jr , is visiting Mrs.
Charles D. Barnes. in Greenwich.
“a..__.,__-._.
Mrs. Sarah Beltlen, of East avenue, is
visiting relatives in New York.
Ban. 1‘". Andrews. oi Wesleyan. is
home for the spring vacation.
Robert Trimble, of the Volk lint com.
pany, is in South Norwalk.
Milo 11. Persons went .to Hartford.
yesterday.
S. Hill was in Hartford yesteriay.
SIX CENTS A "IO llOT EliOliOli.
activator lasts lore lousy From its loss
tor Sicas From his Quarry.
The selectmen and William Schlenlrer.
owner of the Blue Mountain quarry, are
at odds in relation to the taking of stone
from the quarry to be and in the town's
crusher.
When the selectmvu located the quarry
on Mr. Schlonker's property they did so.
according to Mr. Sohlenker's statement
of the case, with the understanding
that the town could break on’. rock for
six cents per yard until further notice.
The eelsctmeu. Mr. Schlenker claims.
contorted to bun the idea that he would
realize a paying-In the year round at
this price. Mr. Ichlsnker, utter a care.
In! consideration of the matter. has come .
to the conclusion that he will not realize I
apayiug sum for his rock. and wants
the town a) pay him ten cents per yard
for all roots broken out of his quarry
alter the first of April. Mr. Bchtenhcr
i
g
g s
ilsrllrrl
i
i
vi and tone to the «gene.
you have of Appetite. Consti
tion.Headache.Fainung B lls,or are
Nervous. . cita 1e, Melan-
chol crtronbled with DizzySpells,Elcc-
trio itters titled!” $333 $3111“ needbyh.
are gnarsn tre ' ~
its use. Titty cents. and $1.00 at StSH
son's and Wood’s stores.
Islhsr's Osllsht With llasd’s cells Olin.
Humans. Mass... ii, 30. ’05.——Hsnd
Medicine Co:—-"I wish to say that 1 pro-
cured a sample bottle of Dr. Hand’s Col-
in Care and am !delighted with it. My
ha is now four months old, and has
cred every day 01 her short lite with
colic. ’I have tried almost evs‘slrnything
ever heard of, but can truth! y say
that anything I have tried cannot com-
pare with Dr. Hand's Colic Cure.
ours respectfully. Mrs. G. G. Miller.
38 Arch St.” Soldby allDruggists, 25c.
ENTRR’I‘AINIIRI: 1'8.
-,
NORWALK OPERA llOllSE.
aw. arcane. nan-cor.
Friday, March 26.
A welcome event! Engagement oi the singing
comedian. .
Andre
In the Iveantitul Irish play
Myles Aroon!
Direction 0! D. W. Trims .\ Co.
The Last Time Here!
The Great Catt ! ! .
The Grand Chorus 3! l
MACK'S OWN SWEET SONGSYE
i
Boats at Weecl's and Tomilusmr's.
537i" " ”a "‘
HOVT'S THEATRE}
South Nor walk.
ur"' -’ 1,
A Notable Event.
Saturday.Maroh 27':
One night only. Presentation of tho (animus
"do: Against for" drama. 3
Sowing the Wind?
The N. l'. lint ire Theatre filit‘t‘eID. with
THE
BIG CITY
COMPANY!
NOTE.~-~l€saetly tho ramevastaml details
which have “‘3‘.” utrhed this "win-lion. in
all the print-l aI cl ieswtll be seen here.
Heats on as e at l'itsisiml's and l'itmm‘s.
I-IOYT'S TH EATRE
south Norwalk. t'onn.
'Ons Vlssh, commencing
IOIDIV, Illa" :9
Engagement Extraordinary,
:THE SAGES!
X L: Motto Sage, A. M. Ph. 1).,
claims that tiltoen cents would not be a
high figure (or the rock. but is willing to
sell the rock for ten cents. It the town
does not agree to his figure, Mr. Schlesi-
kor says. work will be stopped at the
quarry April let.
The selectnwu are in llartlord tutuy
and thereloso their view on the matter
could not be ascertained.
IsyIsOaslltslsnisrs.
Gus l’ltur, of South Norwalk, this
alteration interned a floctiuol reporter
that he was stopped in West avenue by
mean who wanted to sell himageid
watch. The reporter boarded a trolley
car for tannin Norwallt and when passing
the Not-walk llctbcsiist church he saw a
man answering the tiemriptiun oi thul
watch vendor go up llsiden avenue,
looking suspiciously at houses along
that street. When the re tor arrived
at litillill Namath he lelcp tilted to Chief
Bradley, upon the snggsmtiou ot Itr.
l’ttasr. who is smiling tor the man.
it is thtmght he nmyhoimplicated in
the robberies that have ot-enrred in ths
llovwalhsol late‘.
m. “as... .._,,,..............,-
WWW.
his. 3. 3. Guess. eminent. ot Chil-
hcwis. Va. certifies that its bad con-
hssrct but no Mist: t
sist- fl 3mm.
a «atom for “label I'
a. autumn” A. a
mansion. i don't
sass usurious tires
enemas-u. '
LL ll, Ogle Helene Sage. assisted
gby A. B. hlcllole, M. A , and minus
ill a marvelous production oi
LeGrand
‘ Hypnotisme
Drawing the most cultured audiences
«ever seen in theatres.
lndorscd by clergyman. ph sicians.
,dcnlists. scientists. lawyers. tosc era and
the loading pimple everywhere.
Performance retined.routarhablv.intor-
eating and sxtwmely laughable.
l’mgl‘ntn changes nightly.
Prices in, er». :in and 50 cents.
l
5!
Mack! -—
‘ floats un min at l’laielevl's and l'lnncn‘s.
% it
shortlist" , 'V
rash-”m on not
cont ' norm cascta
"a ....... .
arts cuss-'34? ~
ssdAstoria. i—'—s..sa:’c " ‘
None better. Specially ad-
IPicd for marine tx-
posnrr.
’ " ELECTRICAL
rot: SUPPLIES.
CIA » Bailds’r’s
xi. ' Hardware.
" new
Prices always right.
BIGYOLES
$29.50!
’ Spear‘s lully 'gnarantood
._ Eagle
' Bicycles !
have no superiors.
fox Cycle and
Hardware Co.
No tzo WAIHINO‘I'ON ‘1'.
Flslflflo TACKLE.
' ‘Everythiug lrom a needle to an anchor"
Rubbeitampsl—
at all kinds. iacludlng the Air
Cushion 8tamps,otc., Rubber
Stamp Supplies, Brass and
Iiclsol Signs, St s n c i I s,
S t s ol Stamps, Seals,
Stencil Dies, Burning
Broad s. Jonos'
Scale, Chock Por-
to r s t 0 vs ,
Enamel Letters and Signs. ltoy
Checks and Umbrella Plates
also Lottsrsd, Latter Copy-
ing-Books to copy Letters
Without Water or Press,
State Agent for Put-
noy's Potlt Lodger
tor Short Bill Ic-
counts
lrahsm's Patent Peas, Star
Automatic Paper Fasteners,
Togsthsrsvtth attics Special
tiss.,
JOItI “YOU. “Elli,
l'.0. llos X. no. Norwnlkmud Residence as
littoral-is Aw. Ii. N.
You
Will
Miss
It!
Your hair, when it is gone. It
you would keep it on your
. head use llaie's Compound
Quinlan
50 Ct-
nt your
druggist's.
Young Man,
Donut take the chances of
dying without insurance
when it 1-3 writs a day or 24
cents per week or “2.00 per
year will insure your lite
for units).
The best is the cheapest.
Insure in the
Connecticut Oonsvsl Lite
insurance do" at itsvttout.
I. C. L'HOMMIDIIU.
. s listlllh lain tin-est.
NORWALK, cams.
'.
Boston Store sales for years have been the standard, imitated and copied for and near. They are seldom
equalled and never surpassed. It is 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 unhcsitatingly call attention today to another effort on our part, a
' FOUR DAYS’
Dress GoOds Sale!
BEGINNING
SATURDAY, MARCH 20.
5 pcs granite cloth, chameleon etl‘ccts. they are good val-
uo at 980;!01' this sale 75c.
8 pcs beautiful new mixtures, spring colors, 89c value for
250.
0 pcs. of the very popular Etamine.or open canvas weave;
they are 50 in. wide and sell fur 81.00 in New York. We
shall run them at 75c. , .
75 pieces of the most beautitul patterns and designs of
all wool, silk and wool and mohair cloths that were ever
shown {or the popular price. 50c. We buy our goods direct
for this popular price. 50c. .
7 pcs. black and white, green and white, and blue and
white checks. title in. wide. right for separate skirts, $1.00.
5 pro twilled back broad cloth lor ladies‘ tailor made
suits, 31.00.
it) per. India Twills in all colors, .50 inch wide, 500.
56 imported French dress patterns. no two alike, in fancy
novelties. all silk and wool. some $1.00, $1.25 and ”.50, all
patterns for this sale at not) per yard.
The Gold Medal Black Goods.
These goods took first prize at our World’s Fair and
Paris exhibition.
4."; in. all wool black brocade. 500.
from the manufacturer-sand we can show 75 different pieces
at in. black lizzard pattern. 756.
42 in. black worsted and silk cloth, in beantilul figure
and spray patterns, 98c.
45 in. black silk and mohair. in lizard. 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, 54 in. wide. 81.00.
48 in. black cravenotte. shower proof, $1.00.
Priestly's black henriettas $1.00. $1.50 and $2.00.
Take advantage of thiadrees goods sale. Our variety is
greater than ever, and the prices phenomenally low for the
values.
Gloves.
' We are pleased to announce SPRING OPENING OF
KID AND FABRIC GLOVES. Our stock this‘scason is
the largest and most complete over before shown by us. In
order to call special attention. the following will be oil'cred
Saturday:
Ladies’ sebutton taffeta gloves. superior quality. perfect
fitting. wear guaranteed, value 690, special per pair, 500.
W29" 2-ciasp kid gloves. all new value 950. special per
part, we.
25 doz. tans. modes, white. champagne and black, our
celebrated Elvira l-button kid glove. worth $1.25. absolute.
ly thegreatest value on the market, $1.00 per pair.
Spring Capes, Spring Jackets,
Spring Suits, SpringISkirts.
AND FRESH.
THE NORWALK BOSTON STORE,
Cor. Main and Wall Streets, Horwalk, 0t.
HELLO 58 2
“’Tis not in mortals to command success,but we’ll
do more, deserve it.”
20 home laid eggs, 250; iancy fresh spinach, extra fine sweet
potatoes, homo raised head lettuce, new cabbage, parsnips, large
California seedless oranges, iiOc dozen; California seedling oranges,
350 and 400 dozen; nice 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 fancy Gilt Edge Creamery Butter to do so, we are confident
they will appreciate our eti‘ort, Blitz"), 4 1-4 lbs for $1.00. The
finest coffees and tens possible to obtain. EVERYTHING NEW
CHARLES E. savnous, Leading Grocer,
It West Washington Street. tenth Icvwslh. cs.
RAVI Till
FYOUWWANT ALL THE NEWS“
Evening Sentinel Left at Your House
Regular. . . . .
gHILL C
is NECESSARY
LIMBING
TIER EABOU'I‘S.
Recycles!
MOUNT Ill LLB EASILY.
BALL BEARIIOO Ill sues OF DRINKS!
3a.; per cent less lricilou. Energy saved. 3:4 per cent.
NARROWEST TREAO BUILT!
Greatest Distance llctWecn Bearings.
There is but one best. It’s a Recycle. None
others “just as cod.” Come in, take it down,
' take it out, try it on road.
IOU'I'I'I NORWALK HARDWARE GOq
figpecial Bargains for this
Week!
Domestic sardines, permit, 3 (TI
Enameline, per box. 3, ate
Small baiting beans. per qt. 4 trill
Fairbsnhs' Gold Dust, per pig, :7 cu
Fancy sugar corn, per can, to CH
Gags plums. s lb can. 7 cu
Oldestiats codhslt, per lb, 5 cu
lieu lilgin creamsry butter, per lb,
at tile
li‘rosh country eggs. per dos, r7 cts
to tbs best out flatter, as ch;
Best time beans, per qt. 6 etc
3 pound jar preserves, :9 ct!
[lest evaporated apples, per in it as
llcsl jersey tomatoes, per can, it cts
land 8 or lonss' floor “.00 barrel; eacbsg.
NEW YORK GROCERY CO.
Donovan Iullsltvsg. - - - - . - - - Iouth Howells:
as also as team eraser. convene: I
Norwalk Chronicler