MI promises to be until!
‘ ' preceded or rain on the
durln by the afternoon.
‘ lobe clearand colder.
d’ the thermometer for
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on our today
_ hero: Immune
I for Tomorrow:
halal Elchtido‘ Lowtlrle
it , 4:51 11:47
glen III-:ws.
Lodge will hold a re-
, . night-
[shin band will hold a
mshtb
V, is snoring from East are'~
mil. m“! NWWM‘.
58. Gorhsm, of Elizabeth
Whiting her parents in Troy.
~ .. . of—t-he 8)th Nor-
ce',is taking a few days‘
In. Charles E RIberts, of
« are spending a few days
fill 0' Connor has purchased of
. I Roberts the Morton place
Thylor avenue.
‘ tbemat hipnotist, is book-
It the Norwalk Opera
, Wu. commencing May 10.
“aw...”—
school teachers of St.
church will meet at the paroch-
tonight.
arm J Wilson died lhll
atherhome in Center avenue,
' MI ”I".
. ~ next week. all bets sold
, Ward's store, in [sin street.
‘ _ ~ made and hand finished,
it" manufacture.
, "but does the trick." says
Q Ion.- This refers to the
' . , Blsh Art cycles.
self-oiling bearings. A
contains a wick holding
, ”1.500 miles of riding.
, that tho lforwalk Tram-
' will have moved. at its
the city of Norwslk water
d the road to theslde of
the company does not care
w by Chief of Pelhe
; ,m his wife. Tuesday
: mm for trial title
“was tried IlIls morning
. tllcht wire mum to
paper on the ceiling of"
‘s mites. III the corner
and bitten nvonues', yes-
ilslss were prevented
lbsshhn. a clerk III
Brest Bums Will, newer; “Its
.Cretobythelieots cf the powers, and
I ‘ “sanctity ChildIen's Home T"
mMuudsI-nmesottrlo
'wmm dammtcths I?"
11th ”I'll-W
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harmonica» attainment
owsdinthsssdespstehesyssterdsy he!
wanted definite shape. The recent
Tchathedeanrof furthcrmtbrehks
in Anatolihaudthswtlo‘ncf the Ports
in semi-oflcislly pointing out to the
Turkish psess and provincial oflcisls
that the blockade of the island of
the support given to the Turkish forces
by the foreign fleets was a triumph for
effect, in charly showing that such a
policy placed the Christians in Armenia
in danger of extermination. Consequent
ly.it Noemi-officially stated here that the
British admiral in Cretan watersihes
' been notified notto send any warships
ofGreatBritalntotakspartinthe pro-
posed blockade of the ports of Gm.
At the same time. however, in order,
apparently. to avoid an open rupture
with the posters, Great Britain will “so
quiesce” hithe' blockade oftho Greek
P01“- Wm
sow-la ems mm In Trlsl.
The trial of the case of Miss Clara
Maples vs. the City of Norwalk, a suit
to recover 33,000 damages, the outcome
of injuries which Miss Maples claims
the received because of a defective side-
walk in front of the: DeKlyn place in
West avenue, is assigned for tomorrow
in the Superior Court, on a judgment
for want of answer.
The case ofAmandns Bach vs. C. F
Tolles, the plaintifl‘s motion for more
specific statement of counter-claim, and
defendant‘s motion for prosecution.
comes up in the Common Pleas Court,
tomorrow. .
The case of Sherman G. Morreli,et
x . vs. A. Decker. et al., is assigned for
trial in the Common Pleas Court, to-
morrow, on a motion for a more specific
statement. 0
The case of Annie R. Quirk vs. .l. S.
Baudpll, et al., plaintifi' motion for
judgment for non—compliance with
order of the court and for assessment of
damages. is assigned for trial in the
Common Pleas Court, tomorrow.
Beam II lion's Opening.
The formal opening of Banned: lioyt's
bicycle establishment at 80 Washington
street will take place Saturday. They
have one'of the most complete lines of
wheels to befound in town. the stock
embracing such well-known gradesas
Humber, Wolff-American, Dayton.
Buffalo-Lion. better known as the Envoy
and Fleetwiug, New Mail. Temples and
Atalanta. and “under in a $38 wheel,
and Warren’s Special. the best #28
wheel mole. The MOO tandem is a
beauty and will probably prove a great
seller the coming season, as will also the
$150 tnndems, Daytons and Wolff-
Americans. The repair department
has been equipped with the latest
machinery on the market. and is
unusually well fitted up for all kinds of
work, with lacing and rim machine,
VKoene's repair jack. axle and crank
straightener. balf- minute spacer and
driller. tube and frame straightener.
Selectmen hrs Satisfied.
The Norwnllr selectmon met with a
very favorable reception. yesterday.
when they appeared before the Hoard of
Equalization in Hartford. for the pur
pose of laying before that body their
claim that the town of him-wall: is over-
assemd for the county tax. and to ask
that the nest tax be equalized. 'l‘he
selectmen say they are well satisfied so
far.
Old lea Em
Electric Bitters as a remedy for
your troubles? If not. get a bottle now
and t relief This medicine has been
loan to bo permits!- 1": adapted to the re
lief and cure of all male (2qu plainte.
exerting a wonderful direct influence In
giving ‘one bun? zoneflm ,“l; i
{you taro II pit to not
lion. Headache. ainII‘naB 1ng“? . or pa:
Nervous. sleepless. ltrcl lo. Melan-
cholhor tumbledwitbdhssyItpells. lilac-
“ WWI? Calf“
uretesdhuasan a .
tteuss. 'l'fftymksndtlm st 8 it
son 's and Wudbstesea
Delta's llsllslIt m Ilsst’s dots tiers.
Hivanniu. uses . It. so, has ~Hond
ltIIdieiueOoI--"Iwi many that I
curedalatuplsbottle‘hhifllr Hand's
to (late ‘”and are delighted with it. fly
isuow four “ammo old. 'llfmwitb
short 0
cello III are ”validate"
v
em beanie! Mean mutually.” say
that snvthiaanl have triedcsuaotcum.
WIMII'II. (futile Kola“
. . or.
II swan." “shrug! monument-I.
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commissioner's lattes.
The so vtlIsIIIs fated b Itsllrmtt
of l‘nIlIat‘slvflr M ”mum o'l Nbrwallt
receive examinees!
maotIhs Miter-aw of
Brown. of Nov;
mIIIIIIIIIalvaIIt ds
t we will one
I tmsat III. ti
cufif" ”fifths II. I;
«diffifl oli‘on taint day of N:
«lens. I At Ill
“we
' W h Item
I meow. .
.mII.-rum .
mussereotonshuudred Armenians at .
. IIoIIIIuLII cares soutt‘.’
the policy of the Sultan, have had their ‘
.HILL CLIMBING
P
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“we I .15.; I...
John’s
Paints!
, L‘f None better Speciallyad
/ .
I hpted for marine ex
poser:
”resumed?”
1.1! Wise-sot.
Friday, March 26. .
A welcome event! instrument of the slums
Andrew
Mack!
Builder's
’ In the beautiful Irish play :.;:.";::;d
I II
Myles Aroonl 7......
Dirt often of D. W. Tru es & Co.
The Last Time Here!
The Great Catt! !
The Grand Chorus ! !
MACK'S OWN SWEET SONGS!
sIcchEs
eons at Wee: and Tomlinson’a. H $29.50 I
HOVT'S 'rI-Izat'ne: 9
Booth Norwalk. ’4 Fé) Eag'oy
A Notable Event.
Saturday.MaI-oh 27
One nightfulr. Presentation of the [famous Fox Cy 0'6 and
Sex ARulcst Sex" drama.
I I
Hardware Co.
SOWIng the w'nd No I30 WA.HINOTON '1'.
' FIsHJNG TACKL‘.
The N. 1'. Km: Ire Theatre Success. with “Everything from aneedletoananchor"
THE
BIG cnv , RUbbarStamPS!
COMPANYI
smu— -—£xaetlr the sumelaht and details 0f III “Mar—M lhcludtn; the Air
motioned? nonrandom" '" Cushion sums-m Rubber
Seats on on out Pialslcd s and Plenoo' s Stamp Supplies, If": and
ftlchal Signs. St a II c i I s,
s t a el Stamps, Seals,
Stencil Bios, Burning
Irsnds. .l'ouoa'
Prices always right.
W l
HOVT'S 'l'H EATRE;
Ninth Nonethelfonn. I
One Week, Commencing ‘ 5”“. Check 9". . '
honest. Issue 29! fo r a t e rs
Em... ;butternutleast?
TH E SAGES ! I also Lottered, Letter Copy-
in: looks to Copy Letters
X L1 Motto Sage, A. M. PlI. D...‘ Without Water or Press,
LL D Ogla Helene Sage, assisted “at. I out for Put-
va B. Mcllole, M. A and where} ngy's "it Ledger
in a marvelous production of j for shun 3m pg.
LeGrand eIralIsuI' a $13.2: ll'sus, Star
Automatic Paper. Fasteners.
Hypn0ti5me Teletharwlagfllce 5pgg'.|
Drawing the most cultured audiences JO". TIVDN. IOEIT.
a", seen in theatres. l‘. 0. Box X. 80. Nurwalk. ftDIl Beeldence at
ludorsed by clergyman. physicians. mum" Aw“ y" ' '
dentists, scientists, lawyers. teachers and
the leading people every where.
Performance refined. remarkable, inter- You
eating and extremely laughable. . .
Program changes nightly. w. "
Prices 15.3.5. 35 and "III cents. .
Posts on sale at I‘lalstod' II and Ploxum II. u '53
as utssoscmsuv svsIIIII III
" “ Your hair when it is gone. if
OPERI "065:, NORWILK you would keep it on your
1'. ' Itrronlu. ............... Inner, “fad use Hale's Compound
Ono Soil-l Wonk. t'nIIImenolau guiniur. 50 Ct.
Iondsy. larch 29th.
at your .
’i‘IIe (mu AI'Ilrou.
druggist s.
JEAN RENOLDS I
{And a mouth company
Young Man.
Do not take the chances of
'N REPtRT°|R" dying without insurance.
Charm: of play dsil y. when :I In oouttl a day or 24
Matinee Saturday an 2.30, ' mm per week or 012-00 nor
too to all parts of the house. 3:“; 1733 mm ’0‘" 1"”
Prices to” see and we 0' ' '
’ . ' , The best Is the cheapest.
“outset Weed sanIl 'l‘uIIIlIIIsnII II mm" m m.
3M "mm.“ "m." Boasoutlout “aural tlfo
omen portion i't. lessrsaee 0a.. of Hartford.
at corner Val MW
um... die and «- Iumng'i, h. a. L'Isossssamnu.
styles Ill km (“MI ‘0. Q I, .nomhwm
is NECESSARY HER BABOU 'rl.l‘
R’acyclosl
MOUNT HILLS 3A3! LY.
DALI. BEARINGS III Hills Of" ORANKSI
an; per cent less friction. loom saved. pg per test.
NARROWEST TREAD BUILT!
Grestuthlstsuos Between Bearings.
Time is but one best. It’so Recycle. None
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NORWALK. CONN.
l . 2‘» ‘.
Boston Store sales for years have been the standard, imitated and copied for and near. Titty m seldom
equalled and never surpassed. II' II 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 he. Therefore we unhesitatiugly call attention today to another effort on our part, a
FOUR DAYS’
Dress Goods Sale!
. ‘ I, ‘ ‘ BEGINNING
i , SATURDAY. MARCH 20.
“l
5 pos granite cloth, chameleon effects, they are good val~
no at 980; for this sale 75c.
8 pcs beautiful new mixtures. spring colors. Maine for
25c.
0 pcs. of the very popular Etaminepr open canvas weave;
they are 50 in. wide and sell for 01.00 in New York. We
shall run them at 750.
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 different pieces
for this popular price. 500.
7 pcs. black and white. green and white, and blue and
white checks, 50c In. wide, right for separate skirts, $1. 00.
5 pcs twilled bmk broad cloth for ladies’ tailor made
suits, $1.00.
.10 pcs. India Twills in all colors, .50 inch wide. 50c.
56 imported French dress patterns. no twoalike, In fancy
novelties. all silk and wool. some 8! 00, Si 25 and $1. 50, all
patterns for this sale at $1 00 per yard
The Gold Medal Black Goods.
These goods took first prize at our World‘ s Fair and
Paris exhibition.
45 in. all wool black brocade. .500.
\
44 in. black lizzard pattern. 7M.
42 in. black worsted and silk cloth. in beautiful figure
and spray patterns, 98c.
45in. blacksilkandmchair.inlizzard. tufted and cm»
pun effects. This line is sold in New York for 81. 75 yd. .,
price. 31-50-
1 pc. black all wool grenadine, 54 in. wide, $1.00.
48 in. blank cravenette. shower proof, 81.00.
Priestly’s black heuriettas 31.00, 81.50 and 82.00.
Take advantageofthisdress good-sale. Our varietyis
greater than over, and the prices phenomenally low for the
values.
Gloves.
We are pleased to announce SPRING OPENING OF
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 he offered
Saturday:
Ladies ~t .buttou taffeta loves. an or null . ect
fitting. ypeuguaran guaran,teed vgalue 69o, lagain]? por‘ypaigrflboe.
ir 75° 2-elasp kid gloves. all new value 950, special per
pa25'doz. tans. modes. white. champagne and black, our
celebrated Elvira 4- button kid glove, worth 81. 25. absolute-
ly thesmatest I alue on the market, 81 00 per pair.
Spring Capes, Spring Jackets,
Spring Suits, Spring Skirts.
AND FRESH.
HAVI rue
Domestic sardines, per can, 3 cts
Enameline. per box, 3 cts
Small halting beans. per qt. .I on
Fairbanks‘ Gold Dust, per pkg. I7 cts
Fancy sugar corn, per one. 0 ct:
Gage plums, s lb can. 7 cu
Olden-time codllsh, per lb. 5 cts
god’mo eiu,teke It down, V )
THE NORWALK BOSTON STORE,
Cor. Main and Wall Streets. llorwelk. 0t.
HELLO so 2
“’Tis not in mortals to command success,but we’ll
’ do more, deserve it.”
20 home laid eggs, 250; fancy fresh spinach, extra fine sweet
potatoes, home raised head lettuce, new cabbage, parsnips, large
California seedless oranges, bOo dozen; California seedling oranges,
350 and 400 dozen; nice Messina oranges, 15c doz, 20 for 250;
two bottles fancy olives, 25c; bananas, dates, prunes, figs; French
soups, in all varieties. If we can induce those who have not tried
our fancyfiilt Edge Creamery Butter to do so, we are confident
they will appreciate our effort, 2501b, 4 1-4 lbs for $1.00. The
finest coffees and teas possible to obtain. EVERYTHING NEW
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR, Leading Grocer,
33 West Issblaltoa Street, South Israeli, 0t.
IF vou wAIII ALL THE saws
Evening Sentinel Left at Your House
Regular...
Special Bargains for this Week!
Best Elgin croamery butter, per lb. ill Its
Fresh country out. per dos, I7 cts
Io lbs best out llalIeI, 35 ctr
Best lima beans. per qt. o m
3 pound jar preserves. I9 cts
Best evaporated apples, par lb 8 cu
lit‘lti Jersey tomatoes. per can, 8 cu
lead 8 or least’ floor “.90 bsml; "other.
new YORK GROCERY co.
. - heath Hematit-
Norwalk Chronicler