h
e
. ing of their new line of spring suits,
. "Orrin Loose Nrwe or Pro: a
‘ In Edward Street’s: 'rpociule" ’ today.
" '11:. and Mrs. George Builwitz. at
.11: Co I.
Sprint; dune goods end pillow cases
. ~New epringm Yeoman: 0 Burns.
Union dunno. are the happy parents of
twin; a girl and I buy. born last night.
A pretty baby girl was born yesterday
afternoon tour and Airs. Alfred Bolts.
of Catherine street.
fir-Special! Ludice' muckintoelier,
$498.1’egnlurly sold at 1.1 10 .M S'
Bmilll&C0.’ l. wan"
Trittrem & Hyatt are showing a fine
line of'embroideries in one of their win-
dows. “
' Tristram 6:. Hyatt announce the open-
rpring jackets, spring cap 9
-Roe chad. 10¢ lb. Hoyes’ m'k’t.
Frederick W. Rogers, of Main street,
has 11 Morgan 6.: Wright vulcanizer.
with which threeytires can be repaired
It one time.
—-All thenew things 111 ludics' muslin
underwear. open today. at M. S. Smith
I G. Hamilton 11;}: another column
1: notice to-lhe public that Will interest
people who want pure liquors for family
nee.
-Exenreion toWeshingtmnApril 23:10
Berlin, April 30, and to Jerusalem, May
7. Round trip ticket, .30 cents. lon-
gregationol chapel. .
-—See the Garbonette at Lewis‘.
Manager Hoyt hue booked W llll‘fl
Comedy company {or a two weeks
stand. beginning Monday, April 5, at
the Grand Opera House, titumfm .I.
«A new urriv ul of silk and gloriu um-
hrellae, from 91.27 upwards at M. S.
Smith 5.- ( o AAAAA
Ilene Shrivcr, of 1‘36 South Main
Itreet. hurleused of Major Holmes, of
waulk,: the Matt place on Room Bill,
and will take possession April let, and
engage in truck farming. John Moehr—
ing. the cigar manufacturer. who has
Imupied the place for several years.
will move to Germanic Hall on the
Washington etrcct bridge.
——Mon's and boys“ ulpines.
( )‘Brien's. I
Doyon go u-li-ihing‘: A call at Fox
Cycle and Hardware company's store,
1'30 Washington street. will convince
you that they thoroughly understand
antlcnter to your needs.
thieepring? 1180, then buy a can of
John‘s paint. a Huhlon or Goodman
hull), and do your work properly.
-Suusuge, 15¢ 1b., at Hnyee‘ 111'k’t.
Mr. and Mrs. Lullolrr: Sage and A. B.
McDole, the hypuoliete, who are show-
ing in the . Grand UpI-ru Home. this
week, gave 11 very plea-11111; exhibition of
their hypnotic powers, yeelt'rtluy attor-
noon. at the residence of l’.. 1.. Scoliold.
A small party was lilidehlqu.’ among
whom several good nobjocinvore found.
An interesting talk on hynotiem vane
given by Mr. Huge, end it prom ll :1 very
enjoyable occasion lulleetl.-~Hlamf1’ir(l
each, worth 501.
your bicycle ticketo.
every 5013 paid on account or cash pur-
chase, nt Glover's double shoe store.
street, at 3:15 p. m.
J. A. Richardson.
about Jonah?" Music, as usnul, by full
omhcstrn.
D) you paint '
ymr.
clan-1| n prolesssiouul. 11ml lhcroloro ho
_ Wye-m
‘mnd‘ll’tlllhna 1mm
‘ abandonment» Willlm
1...G1unee
' The funeral o! Inflammwmm
will beheld from her late residence in
mitt avenue. at 2 o'clock tomerro
ernoou, Rev. 1“. Pl. Robbins olllel
~L1diee’ Alpineo at O'Brieu'e.
M...“
The funeral of Mrs. George Ward
Selleck will be held from her late reti-
deuoe in Camp street, at '1 o ’cloclr Mou-
duy ultrrnobn. .... .- .
—-Soueage. 8? lb., at Hayee’ m'k’t.
The Pioneer Hook and Ladder corn-
.puny baseball club challenge; the team
of Hope linen company to play 11 some
on the morning of Memorial Day.
——We will sell 2,000 window ahadcn
today and this coming week for 25c
M. S. Smith & Co’s.
Prudent housewives will find in Snu-
uel Conletock. J r.'e advertisement some
items to interest them. His comes and
tone are particularly choice.
~25 lbs. home rendered lard for Si .30.
at Hayes'.’
, _ .-- , .
Next Monday is the last day to get
Uue ticket with
Services at Knudseu’e Hull, Chestnut
Bible reading by
Subject. “What
T he funeral of Mrs. Margaret WITSUII
was held this afternoon from her late
msideucein Center avenue Rev. C. M.
Sellcck and Rev. A. II. Wyatt oliiciot-
111.1.
A standard work on disensesol the
horse has been issued by the govern-
ment at Washington.
sent totho South Norwulk Library by
Congressmunli. J. Hill
A copy 11.15 been
The Korwnlk ll mtou etore I113 11 milIi«
nery opening today. and is showing sonic
very artistic spring styles in huts,Tuilor-
made gowns, and :1 beautiful lint» of
fancy silks for shirt waists are his 1 to be
lound at this enterprising house.
The proxzruuiruc for the illustrated
service at Hoyt'fi Theatre.Sunduy night,
will include the stories
have " and ”The Red Rose," views oil
the world's cupitols, and 11 talk on Hu-
mnuiry.
sing.
”The Ticket of
The Adelphi Qunmne will
George Buckmuslor has leased the
Dudley l’. Ely place in Woehington
street from April I, and the Guild Tay-
lor place in (trove street, now occupied
by Mr. Tlnckrnuater, has been routed by
Joy Simone, manager of the Postal Tele-
graph «Alice in South Xorwulk.
«All the new things in 1:1dies' shirt
waisteJuwne, permit a and dimitir s, from
lflc upwarde, at M. S. Smith & (In '9,
President George 11. Allen, of the
Alpha Wheel cluh, hue received 11 com~
municutiou from George W. llarntoc, 1.1T
the l. A. W. Racing Bonn], raking
under what conditions it I. Wlwrlo
Won the club's chnmpiouehip cup lust
Mr. Wherlc hue since bro-n do.
cannot 11311111 compete for tho mp.
...111 lbs. pun- l.~.nI for :71", at Huyre'
ni‘k'l. , ,
The committee appointed by (‘.1ll1oli1'
l'nion Council, Knightn of Colombo».
tlu- Robot-t limmet club 111th the Ancient
aft -
use.
Advocate.
Picking up
\.
Knowledge
I In our annual: It you look
. for It In the rleht place.
'l‘hlo II the right place to
learn to» what to do for
that debilitating condition
vhlohlprluelweye brim.
no you want to be cured of
that Mould Milne. not
but your martin. plan
and”. anal-oi like em
Ayn"; Sawmill:
4e Ellie-donut
“not“ when:
Hauler of iliheruiuns, met lutt night and
I mind to 111911! 111 their hall :19. l o'clock
on Sunday. April 4. and to march to the
Hamil NorWnlk Iu victim. and logothrr
they will 111101111 Ilio luring of the corner
«tom- of Bt. .Ioecph’s church.
—-l‘rol'. M. ii. ltreon. tho Well-known
mullIut-optlci m, can he coneultod 11! hit
ollice. In the purlrr of the (tiny Hotel.
South Norwnlk, 'l‘uwluyr. from it n. 111
t 1 ll 11. m. Eycn examined free.
A NEW ONOANIIT ENGAGED.
Weill! P. ileum. at New Britain, Will tut
em Item» E. Power.
Whiterl’. Hteuloy. of New llrImlu.
he: been engaged 1:11 organist and tonal-
cul director of the South Noi'welh (low
migfltlunltl church for e your from May
let, to unccool 'l‘hotnne I1) Perkin»,
who. at that time, sum to Brooklyn to
tekoclmrtreol the 11111111.: in Dr. titmru'
church.
Mr. Hauler ha: been orauulet nod
choir director for thelant tvm yearn In
the First 1311mm church In New not.
all). [In In a pupil of [I Hunting-
ton Woodmen. of Brooklyn. who your
film one at Mr. I’erklon’ trachea. and
who write: of Mr. liteuIey'e IDIIIIGIJ
ability In the 11111111111 term. The UMP
emotional church toxemia tlnelt u or
medial; let-tum in mooring It: Btu»
Iey'nervtou.
lies Annabel Null. at New York.
where elm!!!“ edited much to the
Wed unbeaten-ll ol the
«limit “Duluth month. he»
women-pl In were com (or
W M m dull-1111 (their.
Armory. where- thvy will he met, by llw.‘
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
Celehrntodlor its nrenllouvenio at u h
and healthfullncsu. Assume the (1.1er Noll:
euro and all forms 01 ndulterution com
mon to the cheap broads.
Ito tom. Bentnol'ownnnCo. NewYork.
4;.
IIEAIID FI'IDNI- NDIIWALK PUET’ITS.
Sunday Sermon: Pmclud Yuleuley by the
Peelers at Various Denominations.
Sunday sorvicoi at the South Harwell;
Congregational church, tomorrow, will
bone follows: 10:30 1). 111., public Wor-
ehip with sermon. Huijct. ”Modern
Pharieuiem.” 12 in , Bible school;
:1, u1.,'l_‘hrietiuu lrJnIlcuvor consecration
meeting, followed with address by Dr.
Richmond Marsh. medical miseionury
to Alaska; 7 p. 111.. Men’s Sunday liven-
lug club service. Lustof the course of
sermons by the pastor on “Everyday
Rcliui’oTx.” Special topic, "A Restless
Evil.” Solo by Mile Nash, “While the
Diysurclloing by." Anthems hylhe
choir ‘ Grout Redeemer, Friend of em-
nvm " .Ind “Kind Word» Uni; Sour
Die" Urnuu prtludo, hymns, by Mec-
kvnzivz ofl'ertory, Grader Sim), by
: Wickedo.
At the 19.1%.: Motlr‘nlint
church. llcv. A. :5. Kuvuuugh, punter.
preporutory service, at it) 11. n1 : preach
log at 10:30. Subject of sermon, "The
liclphxlnvssol’ leuue." In lhovvcuing
at 7 o'clock the [motor will preach 1111‘
third sermon on the Bible. Subject,
“The Evolution of the Bible and tie
llonlun Catholic Bible." TI; 1‘ L: .1utiiul
duel, “My Mother's Bible,'c by Wil-
Iiams. will bflhllllg at thcclceroilhc '11 r-
Inon by Mrs, lime and Elias Panza-1t
The nutheme for Sunday night mu 1;.
“Hour, Hark, My Soul," Holden.
Boom in ll minor.” D. Buck.
Vlii‘ll.
Tiw polar will preach tomorrow
morning at thoiéonthorwulk Baptist
church. Ulnistiuu l'ndcuvor c..1m.~rvu
. lion meeting at ll 3). 111 At the 7 o'clock
it v.cning «aria-,1). \\ ll.h.larsh, who
I i~1 1111111 r upponitnmnt to Point llm‘ow.
Alaska, as medical missionary. will give
an udllrese on the conditime, nude and
lipisc quit
I
“’1‘,
All 1m, in-
luml. In. . {drain is thoroughly laminar
with the subject, and cutlnnioticully
mtorcstul in the writ.
will he of great inn-rut to all
.1 to all young pvopic.
music.
, 1 :‘pficiully
The Den oi
.\ cox‘tlmi welcome to nil.
church. me ll: 1'. l'. I: Robbin-6 “ill
preach the, fuiiilhsvrni min thi- :1-:ics 1f
“Swen Suyinue on the (film " halnoct,
"Domain :1 In) :1II,"frozn .‘ilnlmsw xxvil .
.II’I; ”.\ly UI 1i. my 12ml, why luv! lhou
Ilizsakvn 1:11 Yoi::1;:lno§vlr‘s nil-chug
attifiil). 511‘va (f7, "11103.11 will velour“-
nines." l ”1 1m 1I1_v H, 6.111, hauler,
.Ilrs. 5.11.111 \l‘clilor. All are Illi‘llt II.
First I,',1«ll(ll'1.'lllltillti 1:I11ucl1,'l'l1onme
K. NHIIII', plelwl‘. II. “4 it
12:. 11114 .‘n p, m. ”II.1 111,1 “ill
prr-evh morning null 11" Morning
milijwt, “Willi 11a mailm- \\I1r1 t? that "
lira-11:11:. "'I'hv l‘urm of [.11- What In
S I" in :1
:11.:,:.
for In." I)“ r)!» «ly ‘ wholly\11hr1unul
Junior l‘hrczlan I’Jtlrh'lnvl'. :1: :11.
.“Icnm-l‘iuwml1limir1':13111 13:11,
HIV. A. II. \I’ym. mil {1 .t 11.
11.1y,inl,I1-~ vatWaII. DII‘III‘I'I. z Hinton
[ml church. IMII “tr-11‘”; :11. I «111 11mg
Tlm mmwn Ill ll.“ 1M mm; 1'. :‘l I111 :11.
III
511“»
lllfmll‘ll 1.1 :ltlr omit 11.41 .1311 “your”
TIM wngm Inlet-1 ul‘ .I'I 1'I \wtw ,n 1 tor."
coullally IIII’II1"I‘. 1111 inmate '1‘:.1.,...,..,
vii-we :ln‘ 111 lmt v :1. m. and J .21 j» :11,
Allinulll McIImIm lam-v.11”; clmrrh,
' Strawberry Jam, to, former price rec.
5:30 ‘
habits of the people oilhnl f11r~11:l‘norli1- ‘
“Ii atltlrrrs
F(In who II» 111, and who: lisvy only on '
Knight mrwl, Momma m wm- 11! 211.511..
I'm-aching: by alrivruynmn lr-vm Vil'flb‘
ltiu. hillmluy M‘Iiltfll 11' noon. 11111-11.qu
l'ltlllfilwnl‘ el'l'vivv M livl'rlm'l:,1: whim-urn.
[loll Inna-ting, WIII Inc tullllué'lwl by
Mrs. \Velih, of Now Yul'k. lithium;
1191111101111! M.) by the pirlor, ltw. I H
Hands.
Iit'zlw church. Ilcv. H. II. Wolltim,
rector. Hominy. Month 27. in u. 111..1
Holy (1.2111111111113111: NM” :1. 111., Milfltllm
Prayer. Lilunyuud111-1111111111; I‘.’ 111.. Hum
day «011ml; 7 3:) p m . Evening i’ruycr
muiuermonou “'l‘mnptmiou: Hell Wlll "
Till! rector will 1111111111119 null model).
“or. I“. W. Norrie will preach ul
limok aide, Sunday Iillcruoon at ll o'clock
FIRE INSURANCE
“RISLIADIJ‘J INSURANCE
,euntwr.
For 11 llelleblo, Liberal. Prompt l’uylug
Fire lulureuee Pulley. cell on
TAYLOR e acquire
lemme 1111mm mm,
Raspberry Jam, 8c, former price we.
Quiute Jam, 8c, former price we.
r 3 pound can cl apricots, 11c, former price 131:.
3 pound can peaches, 10c, tanner price we.
a pound can peers, 10c, Iorluer price we
Canned corn, 6c, former price 8c.
Canned tomatoes, 7c, tour cans for 25¢.
F. D. LAWTON & 80., 22 South Iain Street
EDWARD ”STREET”
Special sale of
SHEETS AND PILLOW CASESII I
I’I I.1In and hcmstitchcd at the price oithe muslin alone. The wet oi ‘
making them thr own in.
Como While the Sale is 011!
, For you will pay more if you wait.
EDWARD STREET!
5 GAZETTE ‘BUIEDIND, .. NORWALN, CONN.
”Same Low Prices As
UsuaH
Soc 115 this wool: In? bargains. A few
more of those Huger cured horns for 101!
11. lb; this week Wu give you four lbs of
good mrnml DP?! and u cabbage for 25c;
{our pounds of lard for 2.312;, 4 pounds
suit pork for 25c: 3 pounds of best sunur
cured bacon {or 2.51:. All kinds of fish
at tlioloweet price. The place is the
New York Market
, -... FRANK S. AYERS, Prep.
NOVAN BLOCK. WASHINGTON STREET.
l9 Railroad Place.
All”.KSOI’I’SVP'HMDTOGRAPHSMM'
11:121221:12:12!!!12111111111"?
“of.“
I
DO
mmus mm Standard of Excellence!
{mm In D. 11.;1: 11le ll\.=.:.-ty ll F111. nil JICKSUN'NPL \TIVUT‘l PE POLTIHITS are been
mu} 11ml hm l m, nr lotnlom mulch urchitwlumlwork 1 911311.111”
I. M. JNCKSON Photographer, 53 Wall Street. Norm-lit. Ct
Let Me Sell You Oats!
holler you quality
pf! C.
I can give 1011 the I est gr rude to he had cure-
fully screened; I can giw vou the: ~z1tislucti0n
that litmus I. goods 11h 'ms NEW.
.\0 one on the“ met oi the ('lllll
than that.
Buy Oats That's Clean.
Manuel 1'. Hatch,
. assortment, full wright and
mu 110 more
.. ,-
’i'omorruv.'. niglil,nt thv- Fin-t Baptist “
/5
I
1.
"w’
The Last Day!
moron, MARCH 29!
IS TIII,
Xllllll‘
We Give Away -
. . - - theTwoBicycIesI
(Inc ticlul 11‘ill1u'c1'yiillc paid on account orcueli
purchase.
GLOVER’S DOUBLE SHOE STORE,
40 and vi" Wnll elm-cl, NORWALK, CONN.
WEDDEDM
THE UNITED STATES!
QUALITY AND OONSTNUOTION.
Bicycle Guarantees! Ever Read 01111?
NO REPAIR BILLS ON UNITED STATES!
Still'cet. llandeomeet Bicycle Built.
. QUALITVI
Strength! OUR DTRONOHOLD lonely!
We carry more goods in our store
than all the other hardware
stocks of this town combined.
I l consists in part of such
FINE TOOLS
as Disston 8: Richardson's
saws, Wirhrrhy cliiseI;,May-
(I :lcliammcrs, Stanley 'sp'anes,
11nd olhv-rlools; in
PAINTS AND
OILS
we it ill undereell. nyonc in this
market. We I141: an elegant
READY MIX
PAINT
at $1.25 per gallon.
MARTIN’S PAINT
BRUSHES
are the standard of America.
We. have a lurgc stock of them
at Spel ial prices.
Comstock. Watkins
8: Dow,
112 WASHINGTON STREET.
W. H. SINORDS
line just receive-I :1 fine line 0!
SPRING SUITINGS
CALL AND sen THEM.
Opposite City Hotel,
South Norwalkr
““110 IT?
D. W. RAYMOND,
Funeral Director.
and Embalmer.
03 Wonhlnfion Ottoor,
Co. Roma!
Relidence. Muhnokemo Hotel
m7 1
WAl'NT hum-ENE”:
No need to. Advertiee
in the South Norwulk
Evening
Sentinel.
Are always just as re
our store—a spade 1!
is wool and cotton is
never knowingly or 6;
represent any article toh
allhough' in some merit,
the loss of the sale. »
are confined to three styles,
which probably are the,
popular; prices from 38.
Black diagonals, 810 to 13.
black cheviots from 37.59
Children' 5 suite for early .
as 11 all as summer are very"
We have an excellent line
memory new coloring and 1
msigus of cloths; double hr:
the prevailing style, and
smaller hoy5,3 to 7 yearn,
rcéier collars. handsomely .
are the right thing. ,
Spring 511 is for men are
Iivclv even now. 7 ‘ ,
Fancy trimmed muslin ..
shirts for men 35c each; 3 for
Store open evenings. Corn
and look at what the people
wear this season. 4
Our guarantee, money refund
Comstoc
Bras.
It sourll Ill! 87.
So. Nor-elk.
MILFORD I. Olfl'll
e
11W
TWO zxonwenx, .
stones. 5 so. nonwenx.
We Are
prepared for a prosperous spring trade" and
as usual our line of foreign and domestic
woolens surpasses in variety and moderate
prices any shown in the Norwalks.
Trouserings and suitings in all the latest
colorings.
large variety.
nohby one. at
pm chasing.
DAVIS
Knowing the great demand the hard
times has made for
Ready-Made Clothing.
we have prepared ourselves in our usual
Worth your while to investigate 1)er11
0pm c1 cry evening until 9 o 'cloclt.
m
The Tailor,
Ciothicr, Hatter and T’urnisher,
Maheckeme Hotel Block. South Nerulk.
..w. . .w “......“m
s
Suits from $55 up.
se.
Very
It Isn't Any “or!
to r; I"- orle of the bicyclel thlt we I’ll
The! upi 11 over the round It) My ID»
you imagine that something Clio m
your lotto I11 luruiuuiuu the motive m
lieceule they run curler. they Int m
Fred’k.W.Ro¢m
Norwullt,
om.
TRUE 1.1 Ivnnn or All!
will find to our new smelt of mm
molly ulluielle decline of M“ not“
our! artistic ooncoptlon. The VIII-I! in
choc“ (gout had never Mill
and quality Ind lino atom in m
unrivalled
Paintin’ “pull“.
Art Geode.
1m.
grate-:1
Norwalk Chronicler