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warmer. mini: with «time
lorenoou- Tomorrow it
and mettlernhly warmer.
. of the thermometer for
mu endl ntnoon ted-r
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. ' tents-lint THE stoves.
AM FM in Abundance at
M. lat Right.
exhibitionmrononnced one
are: given South Moi-walk,
Hoyr's Theatre, last night.
Mutant of Daniel lilo.
Conroy. Fred B. Coleman
1 Johnson. At szzis o'clockH
Destroy introduced Mr. Moln-
ofoerernonies, and innis
Wper. every seat in the
nod bawony was filled. and
Moments met with heart y up-
‘ number was a pianosilo,
by Edward Brannon, with his
Dill. *
opening bout was a three-round
hetwm Jamar Manning. the
the cyclone," and Fr” Buck—
lllb Horwulk. youthful imnts
intbenrenn, and whose ex—
uwell received.
Junk James. of Broad River,
. 'Pol'lythe. of Danbnry, were
trodnoed. . The latter was
best form, and the rounds
, but some excellent boxing
dovelopulmhich made the boot
"' fun of the evening was in an extra
of three rounds between
{flattery and “Doc" White, of
l . The former was in his usual
, end was an easy mark for
who, however, generously or»
runny opportunities to "land,"
. around Sintery. reminding
the spectators quite forcibly or
"the man with the funny
“Tuxedo." Referee Mclu.
. the “no." in the middle oil
w. end after lb" men had
shouted, “D-‘io wont to
‘Iflt."which brought White
wlhtl. and with a graceful
“H’Gentlomen, Buttery is
‘4!!!) wanted 00 light In“ for
sin
Helium. of Norwnlit. and
“I. at Mt Norwulh, alive is
ion, the former getting in
‘ _mnhrll. but they did not
A Oil hie opponent. as he was
theteller.
I (Join unit Gray's “Old
use Mormon soon it so
h!" obliged to respond to
giving "Alctlinty'u Living
by Joseph Flynn. Air, Cole
“the“ descriptive singers in
.fi. Irene-tn ms mompautut.
.. floflmy and John flora.
.Mrr. append in n ris-
: ’ Theflrsthiurronuds were
the methionine, and w
. MW. were niithut was
M m wsrnsltlillnl We".
“ ' minimal.
, . was s livnvroniul non»
' ”Shepard nod Lune
.ulierwsltr. lion: molt
"homo no test. that ma
Wt.
‘ . t in Rulers “all.
”or!!!
« litttielln anon
opium
. .-.y .,_I F.hm.m.
m w» a mm: to: month,
don their straw hots.
have nothing to complain of in the
"yet booking coders. Their Jenn.
try and February trade was consider-
ably ahead of lost your. All their styles
have been remarkably good sellers. and
the well-known reputation of Crolnt d'r
Knapp has been sustained by excellent
nuslity nnrl hundsome colors.
'i The Volk Hut company are working
' on all the handsome and best selling
shapes that they issued early in the
mute. ‘ The Harrington has wen u re-
markable success. The Bantu is one of
The Werner but has also been n hood
seller. and their New Orleans and their
cloth band but have Men moving well
in the sections in which they have been
msrketed. '
The John C. Wilson company are
makingularge number of the Wilson
derby. which has proved a very popular
shape. The Tindaleis'ulro taking well
with the trade, and several other shows
which the firm have introduced have
been good sellers. Duplicate orders are
constantly coming in, and the factory
is busy for this time of the year.
The South Norwnllr Hut- ‘cmipuny
have been boring :i fluttering success
with their style 307. It is made in
prices ranging from till to moor dozen.
in light brown, cocoa and maple. The
company still believes in strictly haml-
mmlegoorls. and their customers feel
they are snfe in handling: them.
Theiledt Holmes have been having
success with all the styles they have
issued enrlywin the season. They have
also facilities and blocks for making
huts patented after all the lending rc-
tailsrs. "
Walhizer 8: Dreyer are keeping their
{notoryquitc busy by means of orders
from their New York cities. The W. &
0. style but proven to be one of the best
shnped still hats in their line.
Hoyt & Wolthnusen are just tn busy
on ever. end the quality of their goods
has been maintained so that their busi-
ness seems i) be increuwinir each season.
Leigh Whittaker will soon be located
for the facilitating of work. His to.
movol has been made necessary hy the
(not that in u very short time a portion
of the old forming mill will be cut off in
order that the street may be continued
nlonu the line of the rnilron'l. Mr.
Whittaker rmkos an excellent grade of
bodienn the rough, and his business is
steadily increasing.
The ,llrofnt & Knapp company have
obtained the mntruct (or making the
Philadelphia police summer hat—i. They
will be of a prurl color.
A part of the Forming mummy mill,
consisting of the boiler and engine
more. will mm be taken down to allow
of the cutting tlironuh of norm street.
The new ongoue and boiler ro mm ill be
erected on thopnrt recent! occnp
Leigh Whittaker. \
Extensive improvements 8. Mini;
mndo intlie Mahuckoim Hotel. which
will moire it it very inviting plum for the
Nflrw‘lk' HM. _ ...... , , ....
There is Mine In em.
Therein nothing just as ml on Dr.
coughs and «wide. sorlemami it and do
not permit the dealer to soil you mime
substitute. He will not violin there is
more profit he may claim Ionwthlnu else
to be just at good. You wont Dr.
King's New Dimcrory because you know
it to be little and reliable. and portrait-
tood to do it! or money refunded. For
circuits. on «is, (ulusnmption and for , nil
additions of throeteheut and lungs, thorn
in nothing sonootl no is Dr. King's New
”memory. 'l'rinl bottles free at it. H.
l'inlinod’s drug store. liontli Norwnlli.
Regular also 500 hurl Oi.
on you...
Try Elmtrlo Bitters no u mumly tor
yonrtrouhlm? it not. auto bottle new
and trollol. ’l‘lilstnmllolno lino been
fonm to ho iii-indium mlnptnrl to the rib
llol and cure of nil emulo Umnplnints,
«sorting o wmulortnl direct influence in
ring into it and tone to the muons.
{you intro mu! Atropine, Uranium-
tlon. floediwho. Fain in; l! album are
lint-yous. Sleepless. Errol in, Melon~
olinl or lmllll‘ll with binary Stella. lilac.
trio thin I» the nindloine you tlflnl.
ore amount trenmoulthnnilllld it
its use. 'l‘lftyiuiotlandblm at it ll
son's and Wood’s atoms.
We Neill ttllli Mum Mt can.
invention. Alum. ii, to. '95.~llnnd
W”0lll~"l wish busy that I
cared e mule liottle at Dr. time’s lob
lolluteeud sin delighted with it. lty
is new four months old. and lies
of list- short life with
elm ’
Gilli teething!“ any
motion einn~
, 'e (Julio Ohm.
. In. ii. ti.- Miller.
Holmium.
m.wrwm u...
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in:
‘ gilnrinxths
thy month mention”.
end-no doubt the retailtrede were
doctor! up with all they needed until
thereahouldbeaweek or two of good
satiny weather. All the manufacturers
confidently expect a liberal supply at
duplieete orders from now on until the
weather warms up enough {or people to
The Gretel & Kunpp company «
the contest styles that they have issued. '*
in his new factory on itsymond street“.
where every improvement will he mnde’
hat trade topnt upnt whenm :lonth:
King's New Dirwovery for consumption. .
noylhihglmtmr, but in order to tnairo'
”new
it u .1
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l The‘Nr-w' linulnrtd metro.
“The “Mules no the outebrswtl’it‘mr up" lily
lull Pattern. m'f' by “no. N. Pinnnkilo. of of.
“lo, ltmton nod flrw York. [lured with urttorrl
'l’imt, first iflnn Nichlo Loom New [Minnow
Bell. handout Cyclone-nu, em!
l
hunt Leno swims.
ENTER?“ INMEIV'IW.
i-tovr's TH :ATR E:
South Nortvnlir.
A Notable Event.
Saturday.Maroh 27
Onenight only. Presentation at the {onions
"tie: Against Rex" drums.
Sowing the Wind .
The N. Y. Empire Tltfillni Slii‘i‘fl‘ls. nllh
THE
BIG CITY
COMPANY!
NOTl‘..-~Exnr‘tly the ‘flmflildhliinil details
which have dietlnuuleiietl this prmluvtion. in
oil the pi incl .oi vitien will be seen here.
i‘li’lllb on fill out l'iniuieri'n and I’iuio'v'u.
One Week, Commencing
IORDAV, MARCH 29
Engagement Extraordinary,
THE SAGES!
X la Motte Sage. A. M. Pl]. 0..
l
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in a marvelous production of
LeGrand
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but it in underfloor! in
en . ,
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"v f e m
tlr N0 I be 0 mum-Minolta-
0 iii. “A” r2335: tor Free In. trier {Elam reside will It: mumm-
oi umionnlsny'sermtlmn'euo slob, ‘5.
also MiG-9' “mm“ " mmliucm‘cww‘nlrntm
" “3's 3.153%: tin “or: .932 ”Mi 'I mwltn'vn will outline the nest.
ML narrows-375m?Wit-roll: ".93: moonlit“: . ”1'5“?“
3 Jim... .,....”""i’.""',‘ 99.".‘1.’!'9?"“ .. We Brut Lint. and no fem‘iliuTW
.. pinimtl'mi" iml'hl‘m '57-: sm't'm‘ii thl'lfl i Gem llm’ mum
an we r n . n o r
W l ' Irietro "J'fllflmhfll‘- willintoizmded inomt'limfowmn «hm...
ouch cvmipetiltmi clones.
6. lam Brothers. Ltd. will endurance-std the
im tairiy lathe bust oi their ability and judgment,
I t. nil whomrnpnuw to no-
eom the anvil oi Lem Brooms, Md, retinal-
IJKVEIL Imus-i" l.td.. New York.
wow... u“
m..»,...__..
Eagles l
Not how cheap but how good,
$50, 75, lOO
W”... . h...
Storiingsl
”Built like it Which.”
0......-
Crescents
”Sky high." '
$40 to $75
W
Fishing Tackle!
iindlms Variety.
M...—
Wire Cloth, Rakes. lines, Spades,
Hat 7'5 1' H E. AT '12 E M... 11‘1"...“
on we. JOHN’S Assasros PAINTS
”onion 5; Goodman's Brushes
400 W"...
Fonycle and
Hardware 00.
L l), 0238 Helene Surge, assisted ’ ~° '30 WA'H'NOTON 31'-
bv A B. McUole, M. A , and others; Bicycle and Groom! Repair lic-
partntem in charge: of :ltillul
morhotxie's.
PRICES ALWAYS RIGHT
Everything from n needle to an nnrhor' ’
Hypnotisme,
Drawing the most cultnrml nudiencrsl
ever seen in theatres. l
ludorscd by clergyman, physicians, l
dentists. scientists. lawyers. teachers and
the lending people everywhere. '
Performance rrtinod,remnrimlilw inter. i
eating and extrrmcly laughable. .
Program chnnges nightly. 3
Prices if», :35, 35 and SM cents.
Hots or. hell- at l'lthul‘» it'lll I'll'llil'n'n.
t ‘1” ' '
EAR EXTRAORDINARY EVENT
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OPERA noose, soswsui;
F. W.lil'l'ClIEl.l. ...........Mnnnaor-,
line “will Wonk. (forum-living
Monday, Hatch 29th.
The im- it A 'l i run.
i
JEAN RENOLDS!
AM it ~<ivivrl1v'o:iir-'iliy
IN REPERTOIRE.
Change of play daily. 1
Matinee Saturday at "-3"
nor to all parts; of the house.
l’ridot to ‘, :06, and 30C.
Suits lit Word‘s and ’i‘oml-lw-n‘w.
OORAIRT AID REOIYATIOIHI
M rm; 3
Cowpertnmit ulstere' Quentin
AM? Mil-iii liEil'l‘lll UH LYtl'wl. l
Frill“! l‘Wol'g, April '3. nl Vital .‘lJ‘l‘WUH‘l'lI l ,
l‘ii'lnr tho- Armpiumi M tho Emmi. Lemme, \
nnvl lien-till . Him \owi low-h l unnl.
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lv'itoh the. in .‘i‘v lw
Shorty Sherwood Hatter!
(Magnets portion oi R (insomnia.
More, corner oi “Hell and Winter rite.
Norwslk (Hi and m the low
stolen-in Hermit" eta. unit
’ arshem's
Automatic Paper Fasteners.
Rubber Stamps!
oinll Humiliation: the Air
Cushion Stamps,etc., Rubber
Stamp Supplies, Brass and
Nickel Signs. St e n c i l a,
S t e el Stamps, Seals,
Stencil Dies, Burning '
Brand 3, Jones'
Seals. Check Per-
to r a t e rs ,
namel letters and Signs, Key
checks and Umbrella Plates
also tattered, letter Copy-
inn-Boehs to copy letters
Without Vlster or Press,
State Agent for Put-
noy's Petit Ledger
for Short Bill Ac-
count;
Patent Pens. Star
Toietherwlth Office Special
ties.
JOHI TRVOR, AGENT,
ii. lln: X, ti 1. Noliiulll. '“i'l liq-eiilo-lii'o :tA
liiwrniili- Aw . l‘. N.
You
Will
Miss
It!
our hair, wliro it it gone, ll
you Would keep it on your
hand use llnlr‘s Compound
igulninr.
no Cu
at your
druggist’m
' The Si
SILVER PADLOCK
BICYCLES!
m A month
The [mater-kg:
ikvnud Dress Goods House of
\i esteiu Connecticut.
uoawaw, court.
continue or
. Spring Millinery l .v.‘
Saturday Homing, March‘ 21:97. ’
Your are cordially invited to inspect ourncw Paris
and London designs in trimmed and untrimmcd
huts and banners.
l
IN OUR GREAT OLOAK ROOM
Jhe lowest Taller Undo Suits,
The Latest Style in Jackets,
the correct lisnging Skirts,
The Proper Shape Capes.
, f ‘. “
ill a ‘
Are all ready for you approve]. The tailor made units are
manic with Eton lly front and blazer jackets, lined with .
silk, and range from $7.50 to 32.3.00.
(5Ai'ES.-—-Sillr grenadine copes, $7.50; cloth copes. $2 98
to item; silk cope with ehitTon collar, $7.50.
CHILDREN'S GARMENTS
Children's Jackets,
Children's Suits,
suoo to 37 co
$3.75 to$9.co
SEPARATE SKIRTS.
25 lack figured brilliantinc skirts, 98c
30 black and while: check skirts, $i.25
20 colored novelty skirts, $3 75
15 tufted chock suits. $4.98
to black silk grenadine skirts, $10.00
15 large figured brocade satin skirts, $ro.co
Now Silica.
2.3 piwns llt'Wi'il. sprint: colors (or waists, ‘75:.
Ill pieces of (:llnit'n- iii-signs, no.2.
Spiocen printed indio silk. in micro, for dresses or
Waters, Title.
litpiecos printed luriio all silk. in lurue new l’arie pit-
terns for wumnu-r (in-W's nnri shirt waists. This is the
host bargain ever oil’e-re-rl in Norwalk in the silk lino, 330.
in pieces large lirnreil, block brocaded satin. for separate
skirts and ropes, 75c.
Dress Goods.
it is uwomler to the manufacturers as well rm it our
customers. the his; stock of dress goods we carry. It is not
to us, for our dress goods department is known from stam-
ford to Bridgeport, from Danhnry to tlw Sound. The
prices are lower than any New York house for the same
goods.
to pieces new suitinns, 25¢.
:10 pieces novelties. Lille.
'35 pieces silk and wool and oil Wool, Silo.
lit pit-cos tho new mvcrt for tailor gowns, .‘il inciu-s
Willa. 751*.
in pieces larlies' broadcloth, for tailor made units, 31 00
ii pit-cos French corona, 81.25.
Our Drapery Department.
'35 pairs chenille porrieres, “.98 n pair.
ill pairs chenille peril-tree, $3 75 a pair.
in pairs tapestry portieres, it; 9% a pair.
Lace Curtains.
in p iiH Nottingham. 49c.
l?» pairs Nottingham, ms.
‘35 pairs 1‘: ottinghzim, 75¢.
[:3 pairs Nottingham, $1 2.3.
’2'! pairs Nottingham, 31 5M,
lrish points from 3:: to $10 till.
Draperies.
in pieces colored figure denims, 15c.
ii pioccsoirl blue and fancy sateene, 250.
n pieces on inch tapestries. :10c.
to pieces fill-inch sateen tapestries, 75:.
l: pic-<1»:- filrinch silk tapestries, Cl tin.
New flip-dry tulle covets, Ellie to $5» 0");
Anotln-r solo rim week of Granite Iron ware.
Now things in Hosiery and men’s fumishinga.
Buy your linens now. before lhv tariff Him"; the pric: twenty per cent, for the linen importers expect an
advance and the passage oi the Dingley bill.
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HELLO 5&2
Words of Commendation!
We have words of commendation almost every day in regard to
the quality of growls We sell and tho SCl‘l'lCQ we render patrons.
We consider this our host toward.
“Were inanimt constant- lu- were perfect” in which regard
our delicious ('(‘iii'ec is better than man, for it is perfect in its con-
stant excellence. The same language might be quoted in regard
to our numerous l) 'iiflllS of tens, llL‘ml rice, postum cereal coffee,
country eggs. new white clover honey, hmc‘y gilt edge creamery
butter, 950 ii), 4.1 "13,331.00. Northlicld creamcry, best butter
mode, 25c lb, 4 lbs $1.00. li‘ancy lot of mnngesli'om 15C to (30c
ilOZ. The Ferris home and boneless bacon.
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR, Leading Grocer,
I! West Washington Street. South lei-welt. Gt.
IF YOU WANT All. THE news
HAVE Till
Evening Sentinel Left at Your House
Regular...”
IS NECESSARY ll
Greatest l‘llslnm-r lit
There is but one heat.
others “just as goo
“hit out,
“HILL CLIMBING
EREABOI‘TS.
. Rea/Else!
Mill’N'i‘ HILLS EASILY.
BALI. BEARINGS Ill "”33 OF ORAN“!
1!.3 p:r cent less lllcllon. Energy “you, 3. 3 per mm,
NARROWEST T
READ BUILT!
tween hearings.
It’ll n Recycle. None
. d.” Come in, take it down,
but on road
wSpecial Bargains forthis Week!
Doitivstir sardines, percao, t ; .1. Best lilgin crcnmery butter. per lb, 21 m
Enamellnc, per box, 5; m Fresh country eggs, per dog, ,7 m
Small belting henna, per qt. 1 4 u: m lbs best out linker, * ,g m
Fairbaulu' Gold hull. per pkg, :7 at; Bot! limit mam, p" q" 6 cl»
[runny sugar corn. per can. i. «is 3 pound jar preserves, ,9 m
“it“. plums, ll ”1 Hill. 7 Flt-t “put gvflvnflued IPPIQI, p"- "3 54 C“
OlillflllMU l’ililllhll, Pfl' ll), 5. r“ Hit-5,; JOYMY tomatoes, 1,". CR“, ll C“
land 8 or lenu’ Fleur “.00 barrel; ”flu.
NEW YORK GROOERY GO.
homers lending. ‘
Norwalk Chronicler