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"our: loan. News on Passes
sane.
Alnnch sociable willboheld in Broad
Riverchspel, Friday night
-See the Csrbonette at Lewis’.
After April 1st Theodore Olsen will
use the Wehbaeh in place at his present
electric light. M W
Barry Damon. formerly nechoy at
the depot, now has a run from New
York to New Haven.
Wu.“
w-Bearee at. Hoyt call attention totheir
advertisement of second- hand bicycles
in the for sale column.
Some men prefer a pipe to a cigar, but
any man who tries an Imperial Crown
cigar finds it a luxury.
The pews oi the First Methodist
Episcopal church will be rented at 8
o'clock tonight. Refreshments will be
served. W~__
-Ladiesl ladies, try our U. S. bicycles.
Pretty as a peach. Serviceable.
Call and try same on the road.
The Norwalk Street Railway company
had its electric sprinkler out this morn-
ing, settling the dust which rises with
the passing dream.
. Edwin Bennett. of Madison, N. J..
and Mrs. James E. Knight, of Danbury,
were over'Snnday guests at the Ben-
nett homestead in East Avenue.
John K. Finch, night man at the
Adams Expresscompany‘s ofiice in South
Norwalk,w:1s taken sick with the chills.
Siturday night, and was obliged to go
home. L. W. Smelledge, one of the
drivers, worked in his stead.
Complaint is heard regarding a gang
of toughs in the Dublin district on Sun-
days, who become intoxicated and create
a disturbance. It has been going on
some time. and the residents of the to
cality thing it is about time it was stop
poll by the authorities.
Uncas Tribe. l. l) R. M. has received
an invitation to go to Stamford. Thurs-
day night. and confer the adoption de.
gree for the Tribe in that place. The
invitation will probably be accepted at
the meeting of Uncas Tribe tomorrow
night.
—$25 eave1 ; 25".. work saved.
875 Recycles do both.
South Norwulk Hardware Co.
A battalion drill btm-en C111111nni91-
l", of Norwalk. and G. of Daubury. ha:
been arranged tor. It will be held in
the Norwalk Armory, 'I'uemlny evening.
April 6th. Major Gilbert L. Pitch and
Adjutant J. A. Pratt. of Stamford, and
Sergeant MsjorWaIter Hall. of South
Norwslk. will conduct the ceremonies.
assisted by 1he commanduutu of the 1m.
companies.
The subject 11! tin'ladics' prayer 11111111-
iug n1-xt Wednesday afternoon. at 1hr
Norwnlk Congregational1'i1ur1‘h. will in
"Christian Giving." and there will be 11
free-will oll'ering node to aid the (and
ll 11' the {amino-stricken children in India
The meeting will be in the ladies‘ parlor
in the chapel. and at its close committee
on carpets and cushions will meet in the
same place.
Who could imagine that this should he
The place where-J11 eighteen ninety“...
That white werldaondrr at arch and
done
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lists at the Fair was the min mourned
a. Ayers rill». by the world prclsmt
Chin's-like. they a recent show,
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Ayer’s Csthsrtlc Pills
“minutiae tini'sctthstr
mun-mammalian
mwltbtnsuuhlla. And
“manner-r111-
Wishwhatisprmnissd
Mills“: thereurswiim
stimuli. term stung,
Mrs Jennings; oIRotanill. hasbren
veryslck. “M...
111.11 Ida Thornton went to blew 11..
van. yesterday. to visit her sister.
L030! Adams, ot'l‘sylor avenue. re-
turned home yesterday iron: Danbury.
Moses H. Glover. the enterprising Wall
street shoe man. will distribute two
Peerless bicycles tonight.
Judge Frost ordered the liquor captnrv
ed in the Filainger raid a couple of weeks
ago destroyed this morning.
Mrs James 111E823]: South street.
has returned home- from a visit to
Bridgeport. WM
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Harvey, of Dan-
bury, spent the Sabbath with Miss Meda
Adams. of Taylor avenue.
Uncas ennui—1.1111311... U. o. n. 111.
will hold its regular meeting tonight, in
Red Men’s hall, Washington street.
George Gelst, the butcher, willmove
from the Waterbury place to the Plan
place on Roton Hill.
a
William ‘ Lynch. has given up his
news stand and will go as newsboy on a
train from New York to New Haven.
0. N. Wood is making surveys with a
view to improving the grounds at El-
menworth.
George Miller has left the employ of
Carl Schaub, of the Imperial cafe, and
Eddie Tremor, of Newark. has taken his
place.
—No repair bills on U. S. bicycles.
Miss Sadie Scudder, of Lexington ave-
nue. who was sick of scarlet fever, is
now better. The quarantine was raised
yesterday.
Expressmau Edward F. Magner is out
witlia handsome new truck and bar-
ness. The truck was made by Edward
Flynn, oi Hanlord place.
A lively disturbance is slid to have.
occurred in a Kuightstrect 11111111111115
night, between a colored woman and an I
Italian, in which knives and pistols;
were prominent 5
Miss Gertrude Camp, of North are I
use, presided at the organ of the Nor-
wnlk Congngnlionul church yesterday. I
after a brief illness.-
Mrs. Emily Webb was arrested Satur-
lay night by Captain of l’ol1c1'Da11n.I
for intoxication She was tried todly
before Judge llubbell and lined $3 and
more. which she paid.
The west window of the south \‘or-'
walk Boston store is being attra11ivr'lyf,
irrnngl'd for the man who will be put to
loop for forty- eight hours by the. ‘~ 1-131 » 1
1t Hoyt 5 Theatre tonight. ‘1
1
The Golden Rule circle of Kings:
Daughters will hold its 11n1111.1!1nc1'ting'
"11r the election of ollicers with Mrs.
Tobie, at the Norwalk (ongregatlon 1'
laminagc. next Friday evening :11 1:31)
1'clock.
Mayor Bohemian. in p11rs1111111'1- oi 11'
resolution passed at the annual my
neciing. has appointed as a c 1111111111111-
‘odcvisrhctter methodsof keeping 111111
1in banks. S. (T. l’ulnmr. lieorlm 1"“
Bonnie and (home W. (farroli.
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Dr. Noble Will give Ill" l'ourih in his I
«cries of ”11111111 tel-111111111. next 'l'huriduy
ironing. in the Norwalk Congregational I
'hapel. At the close oithl' mun-ting. the
1ru1l1~ntial1'11111111itte1' will l11~ in 111111111111
‘11 meet those who desire to unit- with
he church Communion Sunday.
The funeral of the late i‘hnllwl I"
Waterbury was attended. Haturday at
lornoon. from the residence of George
l". Bram», Fairileld 11111111111 Delegations
from the list ll'lnishers' mlutloa and; ‘
Illd Well Hook and Ladder company. of
which the deceased wasnmelnbcr. 11t-
ended. The Mill 111111111 rim-gem 111 was
ltcv. 1" W Norris,
wl' tilted State» bicycles are 111111111111
Guaranteed no repair bills tor you.
The 1111111111111 111111-111 & lloyl' 11 Ill
ycir curporlmn was help Saturday, and ’
1 large number of people avallnd theta
large stock 11! wheels to 1111 lound here 1
wmvenlvsiu the term of drinking 11111111
tor the Wold American High A11 cycles;
sud stick plus. advertising 1l1e Dayton,
wheel, were litres away
Norwallr pt‘oplll who desire may send‘
xhlbits to the fourth annual art uhlul.
don at the llrldgoporl public library. by
mailing application More April Ill
W. J. Hills. superintendent. 111111111111
mouths-eat More April 1:. The 1111- 1
lowing will hersoslvo'l Painting in oil
or water cold“. amateur ofplantar-pine;
chins isolating. luodeIllol inventions, ’
fancy work. 11111 . etc.
Yesterday. at the First Unngrogullom l
alchsrch, the pastor preached to H111
morning apoa "I aia With You 1111111111
Who lien-s.“end la the waning upon
”'l‘lletlaresol lithe-«What Hhsll we do
With This. 1101le liar They rial
tor its." last Sabbath mains there
willhesn math I!“ unveiling a-
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worms-11111111111111:
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, icy Clilit‘g”, '1 11.111111; 3|:
wives oi the privilege of examining the'
Absolutely Pure.
Celebrated tor its grontlmvenlng siren lb
and healtiilull 111111.11. Assume tho loodm n~l
atom and all 11111111 111 ndulteratlon com
mon to the. 1 heap Ismnds.
lint/11. 1111112111 Post 111111 Co. New York.
PERSOWAL PARAGRAPIIS.
the colonised 61111111.. el list-walk People
Ind Their Friends.
The marriage of Major Charles E.
Ferris, cashier of the First National
bank, of South Norwalk, and Miss
Aimee E. Latimer. of Rock Creek, Ohio,
will be solemnized Thursday. April 15th,
at 8 p.m., at the residence of l). L
Wilson, 205 West j‘hirteenlh street,
New York. ‘
Miss Kate Kern, of Wall street, will
Itave Norwalk for Holyoke, Mass, next
Wednesday, and will be the guest 1'1i'
Miss Bertha Webster. of Stuart avenue,
who is at the homeof her aunt. They
will attend the l-lusterhnllol the mili-
tary organization in that place.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hetherington, of
Cherry Valley) N Y . who have been in
Virginia and are now on their way
home, are spending a week with Mrs
Hethcrington‘s mother. Mrs R. 'l‘
Booth, oi Washington street '
Mrs. John Jenkins .1111I Miss Martha
Jenkins r1 turned to their home' in Halli
m0r1,.-, Saturday, after several days‘ visit
with Mr. and Mrs. William I". Lock-
woml, 111' West Main street.
Th1- marriago of Miss Maxy Burdit'k
ito lldwin Fox Will take place 011 April
14th. The 1ercmony will be performed
by the R11. A S.K:1\.1nagh, at tl.1
Met hodiat p arsonngc.
I. 1). Hunt lormerl} .1genioi‘ the
l' nitcd State 11 Express 1 ompany in South
Noni-.ulk now of .\1w Harm spent
Sunday 111131 ir'rnds lure. lie will
shortly 1111‘11‘1 1 i).111l1111_\.
Mrs M. A1511. 111' High street.
5,111tl1 .‘(11tvzllk attended :1 211111 hum
given to it!» Frank! 111 .-\-l.1r, in \1w
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THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL. MARCI‘L 29
Marked
Strawberry Jam, 8c,‘l'ormer price IOC.
Raspberry Jam, 8c, former price rec.
‘Quinic jam, 8c, former price too.
3 pound can of apricots, 11c, former price 13c.
3 pound can peaches, 10c, former price me.
2 pound can pears, ice, l‘ormerpricc 12c
Canned com, 6c, former price 8c.
Canned tomatoes, 1c, lour cans for '25c.
F. D. LAWTOII 81 00., 22 South 11111 Street
Down!
EDWARD
Special sale oi
SHEETS AND PILLOW CASES!!!
Plain and hcmstitclietl at the pricccithc muslin alone.
making them thrown in.
Como While the Sale is On!
For you will pay
EDWARD
s eszrrrs sunrise.
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home by an attack of undul'm
A lot of young maple in 1111 haw been
set out 1n1i11~ yard 11! W1II1.1111 lluttcr '
worth. -
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proplictsthat we should l1a1'111111nty I
.twosuow sturuhlho past winter A11
yet we lune hat but 1111111111111 111111 11!
our well known «it‘m'm has token 111-
count oi them, and they are an ioilous
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called lnl tor Ill" week ending Mar 11,111 the i111
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. 1. SMarshall Street,
limmll titlm'.
The La
Same Low Prices As
,1 bought Ilcrc 1' .ISLG 1111 more than usual prices, but 1‘
gives: you perhaps :1 our-third bigger crop.
ram guaranteed true to
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STREET
The cost of
more it you wait.
STREET!
answers, cons.
Usual!
See us this week for bargains. A few
more of those sugar cured hams for 101:
11 lb; this week we give you four lbs of
good corned bee! and a cabbage for 25c;
[our pounds of lard (or 25c; 4 pounds
salt pork for 25c; 23 pounds 11! best sugar
cured bacon tor 2’10. All kinds of fish
at the lowest price. The place is the
New'York Market
FRIIK S. AYERS. Prop.
11111
53 Will Street. Norm-IR, Ct
Good ll‘CSIl sced'
Asmlo
Stock!
We carry more goods in our store
than all the other hardware
stocks of this town combined.
11 consists in part of such
FIRE TOOLS
as Disston 81 Richardson’s
saws, \Vithcrby Chisels, May-
d 111: hammers, Stanley ’5 p'ancs.
and other tools; in
“PAINTS MID
OILS
we will undersell anyone in this-
murket. We have an elegant
READY MIX 1
PAINT
at $1.25 per gallon. t
MARTIN’S PAINT
BRUSHES
are the standard of America.
We have a large stock of them
at special prices.
01111151111111; Watkins
81 Dow,
112 WASHINGTON STREET.
W. H. SWORDS
Has just received a line line 0!
SPRING SUITINGS
CALL AND SEE THEM.
i
Opposite City Hotel,
South Norwalk.
:11)”. IV
D. W. RAYMOND
Funeral Director
and Emhalmer.
.3 Washington Ctr-.9.
.o. Nam-III.
Residence. Mahsckerno 1:10:01]
in
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No need to. Advertise
in the South Norwalk
Evening
Sentinel.
Arc always just as Rpm
our store-11 spade ii: a s
is wool and cotton is can
never knowingly or wilful]:
although to some cases it: ma
are confined to three styles;
which probably are t
popular; prices from 88.
Black diagonals, $10 to i3;
black cheviots from $7.5
as well as summer are very
We have an excellent line of;
_cvery new coloring and 11
signs of cloths; double brass
the prevailing style, and for
smaller boys,3
reefer collars, handsomely b
are the right thing.
epreseut any article to a on
be less of the sale.
Spqng ,
Overcoa
I
Children' s suits for cart
I
[0 1 years,
Spring so is for men are 5c!
11 clv even now.
Fancy trimmed muslin night
shirts for men, 351: each; 3 for S1.
Store open evenings. Come in
and look at what the people will
Wear this season.
Our guarantee, money refunded.
Comstock
Bros.
111 5011111 Illl ST.
So. Iorwsik.
MILFORD I. OIFPII
111
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TWO
sroass. lso. sonwam
quantities.
Buy Oats That' 5 Clean.
Manuel T. Hatch,
South Norwaik.
\.
St Day'
MONDAY, MARCH 29!
1:5 Till:
Nlliill‘
IWe Give Away - - - -
. .. .. - theTwoBicyclesl
(1111:- ih-lwt with every 50c paid on account or cash
purchase.
GLOVER’S DOUBLE SHOE STORE,
40 and 4-2 Wall street. NORWALK. CONN.
WEDDED
THE UNITED STATES!
QUAlITV AID OOIOTR'UDTIDI.
Bicycle Guarantees!
Ever Read One?
IO REPAIR III.“ III UIITID "IT!!!
thither, Ilandsomrst Bicycle Built.
QUDLI‘I’V l
1 coast-someone M111
We Are
prepared {or :1
as usual our I
prosperous spring trade and
inc at foreign and domestic
\voolcus surpasses in variety and moderate
prices any silo
Trouscrings
{ ; colorings.
Knowing the great demand the hard
“'11 in the Norwalks.
and suitings in all the latest '
times has made ior '
Ready Made Clot
Im'gc '111'ictv.
Hobby one at
\\ orill \our
pulchasing.
tlpcn every
1%
hing.
we have prepared ourselves in our usual
Suits from $5 111:).
$8
“11310 to iuvc cstlgatc hcfon
Very
evening until 9 o'clock.
DAVIS, The Tailor,
Clothicr, llattcr and Furnishcr,
Mehscksmo lists! Block, South llerwsllt.
it isn't Ally Illert
to ride one of the bicycle! that we sell
'l‘hey spin over the ground so sadly that
you imagine that something else than
your legs is furnishing the not"! w.
llecsuee they run mister. they last W.
Fred’k.W.Rogers
CORD.
Norwalk,
TREE “Willis 05' ART
will llurl in our new enroll at wallm
many exquisite designs at high mule -
and artistic conception. The 11111111111111 » 1
«house tram has never been 111nm
and quality and line clients in M is
unrivalled
Palatm' tlappliss.
Artist's m.
Norwalk Chronicler