Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, March 29, 1897 · page 4

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will be made to accommo
but changes cannotbe in
at I right unice- copy is sony
block in the efternoon of tin
, the change is desired.
w Weather Force-er
whither today pmmleeeto be generelh
cloudy and warmer. lo'lowed by
cloudiness and probably rule. will
cents. Tomorrow it promises tr
cloudy. with slight temperatur
preceded by rain on the coasts.

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of the thermometer in

t. . re ending atnoon today
zero: lowest. 11 degree;

 

WM for Tomorrow
. ‘hl?! l mill“. | Mild»
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Financial Suggestions.

ounce lo the object for which
,. session of congress has been
that of raising government rev
tthcw Marshall says in tht
- Bun:
Bennie per pound on wilt-c. one
, . yield a revenue of nearly tom.
of 0 cents on too would yield nearly
, and In additional duty of only l cent
w on anger would yield nearly mflflm
file than to ow collected upon that nrti
“ling the. iltcrnel revenur tax on beer
V perhrrolwontdtnrnmn anulh noon,
llil than from them four nrticlo alone on
revenue could be nbteinml amount-
“domain. which would both meet tin
"idiot! and leave it surplus for the sink}
.. lot the wment of lhcnnliona! debt.
, nil believes, further, that it
., ' be Well for the present congress
“W a low directing that none of the
; went gold reserve of $150,000,-
MWMM be paid out except for the
We! redeeming legal tenders when
__ . , ' were presenter] tobc exchanged for
S I _ Finally he would not have thcsc
- m “issued, as they are at present,
betwonld have them also hold and only
' PI“ out to persons who brought gold to
the’trceeury and desired notes in ex»
change. The gold mrve would than
138th exclusively for the redemption
' allege] lenders.
‘ 01 the effect of this system The Sun
W says:
1” practical recall of lime suiting nstdr
Win gold as u redemption fund for thr-
, ' ”It! now and of forbidding I'I-lit'lllm
ed notes except. against deposits of
id be to assimilate tho not“ to thins-
[but of England and to make them,
m of that» bank. as good not gold thr
mm. The lustiodiqmrtmont of tho trons
Id be eepsretml. an it is in tho liauk oi
. ~ from its gononl luminous-mod win-n
than! for gold for export sprout: “l'
to meet it Wail drawn from tin» tron-u»
It. Mount-lion of not” [or I'l'tlt'lllp'
notes, being withdrawn irom thr
W- from circulation llllll hold in "it
till gold was again paid in tor thorn.
. . In the runway merkot would tol-
wonld raise tho ruins of intomu
an It did in lllli. stop the export oi
centers the flow of it to this muntry.

nanny is glad to receive More.
Meir: unnrmnccnwnt that there
. 4.. h to be no sccmcy ill to the

, . All tools that come to the
‘ilepettuiout from the island are to

, to the senate and the country.
' right. Among the private citi-
. , d tile United Hinton are often-
" We who have had opportuni-
Wto them of communion and
, acorn tor knowing the erect
. mill regard to ironign countries,
if all the news nmlrod
matinertment cumming thou-
, _‘ instance laid lwtorethnm
Weider!" will be able to matter

"“ one to the government

 

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m in contemporary the en-
. . mg its tolmrephio dis-
M Greece is about to invade
a (insult your menu, brotlm.
, “Diligent American school boy
“imita- mm the ego of c
for will then turn that to tell:
“I invading Two is u it
’ til More: your motion that
‘ were going to luv-do the
M My was rumored to
iv the Inlin ttoety in mm

'hWtcccuoludo thetwhet
Wine our premature
Mitotic Whitman!

 

 

 

 
 

detect-bout the place were the pro-
irietorand his little girl.» The oillcere
:culd not pm the proprietor under ‘
wrest. u there was nothing upon which
A claim that he had violated the law
scold be base].

YESTERDAY AT THE CllUllCllEs.
“denim is leer ei the Mutts lulu
. by ml Fullnes-

The sixth ind duel sermon in the
caries on "Everyday Religion" was de-
livered by Rev. Gerald B. Board, last
night, at the Men's Sunday Evening
slob service in the South Norwelk Cou-
grcgetional church. it was one of the
meet interesting of the centre. and
listened to by agood sired congregation.
ifiee Annabel Nash, who was in oxccl~
.ont voice, rendered meet sympatheticalo
ty,"While the Daycare Going By.” Mr.
deerd announced at the morning service
but next Sunday morning a memorial
iervicchto commemorate the life and
cork of the late Rev. H. N.& Dunning.

 

.hc pastor will deliver an address on the
‘L‘le and Work of Henry Drummond."
vhoee influence as a Christian men of
cience has been so strong among young
ncn and whose recent death has brought
l sense of loss to many hearts.

"The Impre'uble leek."

Rev. A. B. Kevanegh preached, lest
night, in the First Methodist Episcopal
shut-ch, the third sermon in the series
in the Bible. Three sermons have at-
traoted interested audiences. They give
the best date and show the means by
which the Bible is established as an his-
torical fact. The sermon last evoniugi
wee illustrated by blackboard diagrams. '
i'ho musical selections by the choir were
eorthy of special mention. The duct at
:ho close, "My Mother’s Bible." by Mrs.
Ross and Miss f'unultmns very feeling-
ty rendered.

Bepliel Church.
A large congregation was present at
he Baptist church, South Norwnlk.
.ast night, and listened with pleasure to

OBI-VA Kufl‘fllfl. ‘ m m
urn-M . premium
Chietct Police Bradley. onion Tim _ ~

sun-c end Special cum vtum when M #335.“ with
‘hmmm‘wnmmmmi crunch—'1'» in bile will". not
return at the Tobey 6mm, at n confound t . tiltlrriamwi oueofa
"M ”W Moon. for the "Emmdn 1.1-” ”mm" ‘
rurpoeeoieeocrteining whether or not it ——— rrsoo- "1157......
lquor w "”3 ”M mm contrary to 1"“;th us.‘w§.'t‘hl’rg'hv.eu all: .N. k'
law. Theyknonkod at the back a”, nud.\stoda,Li.——‘—htadhrtate‘lellru
lad summons wee answered by
Devid Sebaohni. the proprietor of the 'W
m. A search was instituted. but on r5m‘tm n:
rethingofa veryincrimineting nature 9'0 W8 II M -
val found. Only a keg oi cider was ma: fifgmguim mmfl§i°35
‘onndontnp. The 01111110110!!! in the notpormittbe dealer to sell you some

could beheld. Nest. Sunday evening -

 

substitute. He will not claim there is
anything better. but in order to make
more profit he may claim something else
to be just as good. You went Dr.
King's New Discovery because you know
it to be safe and reliable, and guaran-
Md to do good or money refunded. For
coughs. colds, consumption and for all
elections of throat,chest and lungs, there
is nothing sogood as is Dr. King's New
Discovery. Trial bottles free at R. ll.
Pluiswd'e drug store. South Norwnlk.
Regular size 500 and Si.

Willa Toe Ever

Try Electric Bitters as e rcnmdy for
your troubles? If not, got a bottle now
and get relief. This medicine has been
found to be peculiarly adapted to the re-
liof and cure of all Iomale Complaints,
exerting n wonderful direct influence in
giving strcn h and tons to the organs.
If you have of A petite. Constipa-
tion. Headache. Fain ng Spells, or are
Nervous, Sleepleu, Excituble, Melan-
chol or troubled with Dizzy Spells, Elec-
tric ittere is the medicine you need.
are guaranteed trengtcalth andill-byh
its use. Titty cents, and 81.00 at StSH
son's and Wood's atom

 

- ENTERTAIN HEN 1'8.

HOVT'S THEATRE
Boutlih'orwalk.

A Notable Event.
Saturday,Maroh 27

”be: Against Box" drerne.

Sowing the Wind

,Fox Cycle and

, Rubber

One night only. Presentation at tho ruinous

nun stun-min some EADIJOOK

sternum

Eagles !
Not how cheep but how guild.

$50, 75, IOO

w...

Sterling: !
"Built like a watch.“

Crescentel
risk! I“: In
340 to $75

’ Fishing Tackle! ‘
Endless Variety. ‘
Wire Cloth, Rallies, Hoes, Spades,
:tc.
Joan'sigsasros PAillTS

llanlon ft Goodman's Brushes

 

 

 

 

Hardware Co.

No I30 WASHINGTON IT.
Bicycle and General Repair Dc-
purtment in charge of skilled
mechanics.

PRICES ALWAYS RIGHT.
“Everything from I needle to an anchor"

 

tamps!
of all kinds, leclutilng the Air
Cushion Stemps 10“., Rubber
Stemp Supplies, Bree: end
Nickel Signs, St e n oil 5, -
S t e e I Stamps, Seals,
Stencil Dies, Burning
Brands, Jonee’
Scale, Check Per-
_ f e r e t o rt ,
Enamel Letters and Signs, lley
Checks and Umbrella Plates
else Lettered, letter Copy-
ing-Books to Copy letters

 

The N. l'. Empire Theatre Sucre-u. with

THE
BIG CITY
COMPANY!

nil tl'o priuv'it nl cl to» will be! He'll lwro.
Sente- on snlcot i'mistod's "nil l'I. nod».

SUCK—Erwin the mmemstnml :lntnlls,
which hove nil-din nix-bod this production. inI

Without Weter or Press,

State Agent for Put-
ney'e Petit Ledger
for Short Bill Ao-

: no u n t e.

lBrehem's Patent Pens, Star

Automatic Paper Fasteners,

1 Togetherelth oiiice Special

? ties.

 

5 mill Nut-walk. t‘utm.
One Week, Commencing

 

in instructive uddr era by Dr. Marsh, 0
l!ntka._ ,

Fem» Devi: Pen 85 lot: lllt Fun.

chore he indulged so freely in intoxi-
iaute that he did not know whnt he was
tbout. He started down West avenue.
asking the wrong side of the highway, 3
And lashing his horse st u furious rate ;
Luckily all other tennis happened to get i
wt of his way in time.
Serwalk was reached be you plwed
under arrest, and remained in the look~
up until this morning, when he wen
brought into the Town Court. lmioro
Judge Frost, who tlnod him Ail, which
he paitl.W

—i’rof. M. S. ltcrcn, the well.knowo
whilst-Optician, run be consulted at his
dildo, in the purl: r of the (lily Hotel.
South Not-walk, Tuesdays. from it e. to.
tell p. in. Eyes examined free.

com a a. r... em cum.

The Kind Word circle of King's
Daughters of the'Norwnik (Xingu-go
iiouel church. not with Mrs. Holden. on
The times. inlaid” ulternmm. A
musical programme was rcudemd. and
the following elitism elected for the
ensuing year: Preeidcnt. lies Hattie
Parker; ”nonresident. Mist Bessie
Stanley; secretary. Alien land Keeler:
treasurer. litre Eloise Byingtou. After
the election Mrs. Holden served reimb-
mettle. -

Will tees the 0! lb ll”-

Adeui iloluuidt, tmeideut oi the -
mettle Hoirngerbcnd. but been y
elflioted the pest few days. lie had
been loitering with trouble with his
eyes. but lfrhteyhe tract to bridge-
port and «insulted a specialist. lie
found that one oi Ir. hohmldt’i eyes
weekihevc lobe muwulmltd Mite

minimums.
Immune-carom

 

Alva Davis. a Wilton tanner. stutted'
in a clamoring expedition, Saturday,
mmniug' no flopped in Norweik, l by A B. Mcl )Jlt', M. A , and others

Engagement Extraordinniy,

- 1TH: SAGES!

. X Lat Mullc Sage, A. M. Pit. D.

E in a tnurvcbus production oi

5LeGrand

Harris 1 H EA via a: .

MONDAY, MARCH 29

L l), Ogle Helene Sago, assisted

JUN! TRVOI, AGENT,

l‘.U. Bur .\'. So. .\'urwoll.'.utnl Residence at.
linorsnio Ann, I. A,

You

x .' ..

, K. . m scorn mutual:*Evinnnto'bngrmntimmom.

The Silk and Dress Hoods House of

v

I'Wiale, I30.

Western Connecticut.

NORWALK, come. ‘

 

 

The Most Stockof Read «Made Bulle-

 

 
 

hats and bonncts.

OPENING OF

7 Spring Millinery!‘
Saturday lorning, larch 27:91.-

i’our are cordially invited to inspect our new Paris
and London designs in trimmed and untrimmcd

is our GREAT CLOAK noon

The lowest Tailor Made Suits,
The Latest Style in Jeokets, .
The Correct Hanging Skirts,
The Proper Shape Gepet.
Are all ready for you approvol. The tailor made suits are
made with Etontly front and blazer jackets, lined with
silk, and range from $7.50 to $25.00.

GAMES—Silk grenadine capes, $7.50: cloth capes. 82.98 K
to $1200; silk cape with chiffon collar, $7.50. *“

 
 

b,

 

CHILDREN’S

Children’s Jackets,
Children's Suits,

20 colored novelty skirts,
15 tufted check suits,

 

New Silks.

2.”: pieces newvst spring colors for waists, lie.

to pieces of choice designs. title.

8 pieces printed ludia silk, in colors, for dresses or
waists, 50c. .

in pieces printed India all silk. in large new lfnns pat
terns for summer drum-es and shirt waiste.‘ This is the
best bargain ever ott‘u-rod in Norwnlk in the Silk line, 33c.

in pieces largo tignred. black brocadcd satin, for separate
skirts and vapor, 75c.

Drone Geode.

it is awonder to the manufacturers as well as to our
customers. the big stock of dress goods we carry. It is not
to us, for our dross goods department is known from Stem.
ford to Bridgeport, from ilmbury to the Sound. The
prices are lower than any Sew York house for the same
goods.

in pieces now suitings, ‘lfic.

30 pieces ilOl‘dllll‘H. 399.3

‘35 pieces stilt anti wool and all ww d. 50.2.

in plows the new covert for tailor gowns, {it inchN

 

 

Will
Miss
. It!

Your hair, when it is gone.

Quinton

Hypnotisma W-

 

at your
d ruggist's.

lied arrived hut in time to keep the

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

When 80'1”“ llrnwingthotnost cultured audiences‘

ever seen in theatres.

dentists. scientists, lawyers, teachers am
the leading ptltllllt‘ everywhere.
Performance roilnwlmnmvkehlr,inter
eating and extrt-mely laughable.

l’rngrauu changes nightly.

l’rioee if), 2:), :t.) and :l“ cents.

flout» or. lulu u! ‘iniatwi‘r utisl i'inlw-r'o.

AI EXTRAORDMAIT EVENT!

Uue italic! Week. ifuotmshctng

’ Iondey, larch 29th.

1 The (troll Avilrme.

 

Mod a uuoprb (murmur

IN HKPIRTOIRI.
Cllttugc of play daily.

rec in all parts of the house.

§ Prices l0“, rec, and you.
that» ill Wood's and Tulilllllmlll'e.

MOUNT ill

3h; tut crm lees friction.

 

is but one

There
” , 'n

lntlorscd by clergyman, physicians.

Matinee Saturday at as»- am, Sherwood
piece i

You ng Me n ,
Ibo not take the chances of

l
‘ dying Without inrurunu-

your will insure your life
forflplw.

insure in tho

i :
i Connecticut Benere! lite

ovens «unintentiona... c... .. ammo.

P. W. ll'i‘OiiILb ................. inhaler!

D. I. L’HOMMIDIIU.
tilt-nth leintllrnet.

GUI BIBT AID RIGITATIUIS!

lll’ Till:

 

JEAN RENOLDS ! Ccepertheelt littere' Querette

AN!) lllli'll'i tiltlli‘l‘lll'lll’. l.\‘tl2\'.
i Fridny live‘g, April'mu First .\I l‘l.t'ltltrult

l'ndor tho Alleviate oi the litvtynrth Imogen.
it ii i-enetlt oftim Newt‘hun'li loud." M w

ll'ltelnifli

' timer!
3%. net at \V'afi and Water Bil.
NM“ Gall end see the latest

Itvleeie liete.(lere etc. anti

 

HILL CLIMBING

is N ECESSARY HERBABOUTS.

Raayales!

LLS EASILY.

u: BALI. BEARINGS ll HUBS OF ORAIIKS!

Energy saved, 3: 3 pct cent.

 

Q NARROWEST TREAD BUILT!

Greatest Distance Between Bearings.

be
h

 
 
 

it, like

Rue ole. None
00 chic it «icon

1:?
you would keep "it on your%
head use llaic's Compound}

50 Cte,

l

‘ when 3 Hi (write a day or 24;

routs per week or Olson per; Slant 0 XCUllOXlL’I‘.

'l'ln- lion lx‘ ilw clwupt'sl.2

SEPARATE SKIRTS.

25 black figured brilliantinc skirts,
30 black and white check skirts,

to black silk grenadine skirts,
:5 large figured brocade sat-in skirts,

GARMENTS

$1.00 to $7.00
83.7 5 to 89m

98c
inns
$5 75
84.93
3:0.00 _
$10.00 , ‘7

to pieces ladies? brozulcloth, for tailor made suite. 8109

o pieces French coverts, SL25-
Our Drapery Department.
'35 pairs chenille portieres, $1.98 a pair.
10 pairs chenille porticres, $3 ’75 a pair.
10 pairs tapestry portions. $t 98 a pair.
Lace Curt-Inn.
10 pairs Nottingham, 49c.
15 pairs Nottingham, title.
25 pairs Nottingham, 75c.
15 pairs Nottingham, $i25.
23': pairs Nottingham, 8i .3“.
Mali points from 6:5 to Stout.
Draperies.
it) pieces colored figure detritus, I50.
ti pli‘CNi old blue and fancy saloons. 25c.
N pinyin :lU-llli'll tapestries. we.
i0 pieces :lU-llfl'll sateen tapestries, Tim.
I? [lit‘t'i‘h‘ Iutl‘tnt'li silk tapestries, $1.09.
New tntwstry table covers, lltic to Q5 00.
Another sale this week of Granite Iron ware.
New things in Hosiery and men’s furnishings.

 

W, .......],='" . . -.

 

and Jacketsln Fat eltl Co.

 

u

Buy your linens now, before the tariff raises the price twenty per cent, for the linen importers expect an ‘
advance alter the passage oi the Dinglcy bill.

 

HELLO SB 2

Words of Commendation!

We have words of commendation almost: every day in regard to

the quality 01' gomls we sell and the service we render patrons.
We consider this our best reward.

r

 

iF-vou wnnfiu THE

HAVI Till

”SpecialMBarga

 

’to our mum-mus brands of teas, he
country eggs, new white clover honey, inncy gilt edge creamer)!
butter, 25c lb, 4.1 lbs, $1.00. Northiield croamery, best butter
made, 25c lb, 4 lbs $1.00. Fancy lot of oranges from 150 to (30c
doz. The Ferris hams and boneless bacon.

CHARLES E. SEYMOUR, Leading Grocer,

33 West Washington Street, South liereelk, 0t.
NEWS
Evening Sentinel Left at Your House

Regular. . . . .

 

Domestic sardines, per can, .3 oil
Bnamclinc, per box, 3 cu
Small belting beans, per qt. ' 4 cts
Fairbankt' Gold llntt, per pkg. i7 ctr
i’ancy eugm' com, pct can, I. cl!
Gage plume, 2 lb can. 7 cts
Oldco‘iimo codflsh, per lb, 5 ctr

 

new YORK 0RO0ERY .co.

Best Elgin crcamery butter, pct lb,
Fresh country eggs. per doc,

to the belt out ticket.

Best limo brunt, per qt,

3 pound jar preserves,

Best evaporated applet. per in
lieu Jersey tomatoes. per can,

land 5 or lones’ Flour use barrel; aloha.

 

. “Were man but constant he were perfect” in which regard
our delicious coliee is better than mam, for it is perfect in its con-
The same language night be quoted in regard
and rice, postutn cereal coil'eo,

 

 

ins for this Week!

all (l0
t7 ale
:5 cls
6 c!»
to cit
it all
ti on.

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