loser and
during their eeaioh
0! green cigara, a
7 of St. John avenue. ia
ition to his house.
a. of New Haven, has
, , Gondon. of East Norwalk.
in Seagatack. calling on
Wilson and daughter Bes-
- avenue. are expected
from a two weeke' visit
John W. Banks is laying a
., and will put a shingle
the front porch of Charles H.
I ”Sideline in Riverside ave
Agent 8. Smith L'liomme-
, in taking his ownmedi-
he: just taken out another
'---the fourth—in the Con-
Amandus Each was at
" ' morning digging up the cob-
aoroet the head of Henry
When questioned about the
lie laid the eelectmen had refused
“the job. which was done when
_ v in Henry street were laid.
eeye the gutter was laid under
1mm Selectman Selleck. in the
3 at witnesses. Mr. Selleck
that Contractor Bach laid flag
and did more work than was
w-will he the last Sabbath at
Avenue Methodist Episcopal
helm conference. At unto II
willbe reception of members
, otters. sacrament of baptism
lord’s Supper; 12 In.. Sunday
.80. Revival Band praise and
meeting; 7:30 p. m.. preaching by
I Subject. “The Unnnention
, at Revelation." II compan-
. to the one preached last Sun-
6 on "A Mutilated Bible."
change of the hour 0! thveven-
" from 7 to 7:30 o'clock.
W
Maya era 0mm
W by Benjamin Harrie. n
' took fright in River street.
My afternoon. and ran
up the atreet at a high rate
uni into Franklin avenue.
“flopped by lever-Id boya.
, wudone. Noarthe corner
a“! River circuit the wagon
‘ Idotnp-curt in charge of
_ EIII Imam...»
m of the Norwalk Ilro
"mum of Rev. J. 9r.
flatter“! the oeretnoniea inel-
wlll mlllo at the head-
fl NEW. In Inllanllorm
”4...... .......
W
a MPG-III.
‘ III mmumrnleauan borne
' are comfortable. tony nothing of be-
. , led night. it we: voted to
' WMMMMr-etono oi
' ’e church. tomorrow. The
Pioneer Hook and Ladder
fl hear u! diatreee tor tot:
nettle mama that am
with yea..l‘hen Ill health:
. in your atomaeat and
Yunnan Ineluwelleat
It'alllzirr
mm all day are. are
Wellhead”.
8 phenltoaroeIanagedand romeo
in Unionviile diatrict. alter a earne-
w t prolonged illneu. Mr. Monroe
eon noted. for a another 01 yearn. a
: «v» atone and flair market in Main
t. and afterward- wav a ilrh peddler.
an old age and feeble health caused
hint to relinquish the business. He was
the} father of Mn. Home: Byxbee with
will .. he resided.
lien EraCeolIIaa telnet. ‘
Tl' hat does it teach? How to make
soul food of standard materials. What
in g - . food? You've got to like it. or it
isn‘t good. It baa not to satisfy hanger.
Ont thing more; it has got to be whole-
Ionle. Whatia "good tom" is rarely
ing wholesome. Opening leaaona free.
An Enjoyable Lunch Sociable.
A lunch racial was held last night in
the Broad River chapel. During the
eve . ing there were pleasing piano solos
by l- arold Wilson; interesting reading:
by i!!! Edna Wilson; marvelous har-
malice and double banjo playing by
Stehen Ezekiel, of New Canaan. The
luuheons were auctioned oil by James
Ellchett.
if" MI: line to Employ IIIIIIIII Her.
Alt the meeting of thohlaaone and
Bribklayere’ Union. last night. at the...
Walrwick Hotel, it was voted to have a
delegate wait upon Contractor Kennedy.
of lliidgeiield. who is constructing St.
Joseph's new church in South Main
street. andeee it he will not agree to
employ none but members of the Union
on the building
Keven klnul: III the lm-t
Eggs Iorliatl him: It Lan-
abanu. (II Men M llnlt. llwi -
kinda n! Lei-thorax While
“(1‘th P. llol k. Bull and White Co blue. one
LlllOlflll‘lflEl d9 FOWIEII'S HENRI: PT
1 No. illeuIyI-trren but Scream.“
ash..__--- E..-“ 2..
. NOTICE
Slchool Taxes
'llbo taxpayers of the 1: ast XIlT't‘nlk
School District are htrehy notified that.
the district. tax of three mills on the dul-
lill'l laid on the town “Sil'fiulllt'lll li~t of
l-‘Illifit a meeting "(the divine! III-III on the
Will day of lune. l‘villtlml the lvl as! XIII-unlit
mvlllunl lmllw. “lll lIeHllli‘ and [my lllllt‘ on
the lhltlfly ol April. NW. at nlIiI h thin I
shrill he really to re. I'Iv-I the «arm at my
stnlru- .\'o in I' irst IIv-Inue l’ m ill) at the
rIItleIII'lp‘I-r (Int II year from .\prIl lei.
ml: nill beI- hinged on all hum r! In: Iiu-
inn; unpaid on and after )1ny lat lam?
lv‘. (Iilltll .\.\l.
'llW
(TolleItot-of Taxeq lor iv. :II-It Somali;
School lllvlrie'.
llateII lvlusl Norwalk. March '51'. HUT.
In L’.’ 12w
Slhorty Sherwood. hatterl
Occupieaa portion of E. GnsovaIIIIII.
‘ store, corner of Wall and Water Sta.
Norwalk. Cell and see the latent
. atvlaaln Hate. Lara etc. II can
.. . . Laundryl
W
5TH. AID IIAID.
W
Havitantl Street. South lorha‘ll.
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
BICYCLE NOTESI
We are not handling any
Wheel that is offered us
but confine ounclvcs tr
three makes, which we
know to be the best in the
market at their respectiw
prices.
The Rambler at $80.
For I7 years has been on
surpassed for wearing
qualities or style.
The Sterner at $60.
,Asplcndid wearing wheel,
modeled on beautiful lines.
The Ideal at $50.
A strong,durable,easy run.
uiug bicycle that can be
thoroughly depended on.
The J. T. Prowlti Co.
Norwalk. Coau.
Open evenings.
William 0. 16559,
168 WASHINGTON STREET.
SOLE AGENT FOR
Extra Vlurzburger and
Wiener Beer . . . . . .
lII leulk to the troll:- illlrl in battle-l Iur
ism: I)“ um.
' Agent tor llell Star l.ine-‘ilemnship(‘ u.
m at Iy
III I‘u'l‘ a"naIuvraI color Evading-E "A!!! 0.5}: on.
'I‘,IIIII1\"llotmlv-II. t «aunt mlm flitmlmtl' 9
III I. rm! n'NDNIl' nv- more» damlr II? ttupa
Ilmr'r-mllalllmfl'mtllfl nmntm him")? Illplmlll
.::H m \\'r' durum; .. .4. 'EE
llu- .IIuIIIl lit-ill II I .llI r I. «III-alum
It. (i. Tomllnaon. Druggiat
1i. ll. l’luictrfl. Druggiet.
uawtvoun
WANTS KNOWN
DELIVERED ICE OOLDI‘
STRICTLY UNION BREWIRYIE are n M l0 CBl'llS
vlusllllable than now. on the eve oI ac
Low tamer
PRICES. ' ‘
Carpet buying was never more
9..
advance In prices. The aavingbe-
tween the present cost and‘the raise
that is surely coming will warrant
any outlaylhat you choose to maize.
either big or little. Ior one room or a
dozen. We can avoid the terror of
an increase.
The patterns or:- beautilul. The
different grades have reached the
very summit of cho'ccness. There's
an added pleasure in dwelling amid
the brightness of the new season's
fancies.
Finest French Organdle. new and
exclusive patterns—stripes. figures
and Dresden effects—the most com-
plete and novel designs in the sheerest
fabric made. beautiful colorings. for
I9. 25 and 37l. cents a yard.
Princess Cashmere, in designs for
house wear‘dressicg sacques. wrap-
pers. etc. The patterns are very
similar to those of French flannel. In
both basic and colored grounds—
cicrel aul biock are very at:racllve
Price. l2; cents a yard.
llill‘c you seen those beaulilu'. new
Figured Drapery Silks, In the Up—
holslery department ? All new Spring
patterns.
The prices on the figured goods
run 'anywhere (mm 33 45, 50. 75
cents to SI. 00 a yinl. Flam colors
22ulld 3l- in WI; :9, from ...5 39 512
Ind (:5 cent; a I,
somatic far plans and
.‘ .g...
. ..>.‘.l,
“mush.
ml Coven Cords. 8. 12", and
23 cats A girl Silk and Collan
Hinges. from 5 to 50 cents a yaIJ.
In
“'8‘ WP”. . "
DRY GOODS
' DTOREI
WT
Brown mixed chariot anita. blazer jacket.
half lined wuh changeable eillt.
Fancy mixed unite. lly front. jacket lined
with talleln eillt.
Black atorIn serge suit skirt and jacket
tafleto silk.
Covert cloth suits. fly front jackets, lined
with taffeta silk,
with black tafletn silk.
trimmed with braid and butzona,
changeable to tie: a eilk,
l‘lainvblack mohair skirts.
Figured black mohair thirtn.
Black and navy Cheviot skirts,
Black and navy serge skirts.
Black figured trilliantine akirtr.
Extra line black brilliantino I-kiIts.
Figured rill: skirts.
Moire velour skirts.
S p ring Ca pe
B' ack diagonal double capes.
Black diagonal. single capes. trimmed
high collar.‘
llletk tnil‘eta silk caper, trimmed nith ll
Tan cllI th tapered tailor made. stilt lacing.
taucy talleta.
latvlLea'
TRISTRAM
Storm serge ram. blink. nary. plum and tan jackets.
Black camel's hair serge suit. shirt and jacket lined
Fancy mixed cloIh suit. double breasted Eton jacket.
Separate Skirts,
Check skirts. navy. brown. grer II and black.
Black silk capes, trimmed with jet. lace reel e
'lan ladiea' cloth capes. bra: IlIIl high collar.
Light coacbman drab broadcloth copes. lined “it h
Spring Jackets.
black cloth jacket, double breasted.
RISTRAM 8: HVATT
II' It always Iv lee econ Imy to bu y the best goois your pocket book will odors!
wears the l ngestaad Is in every way more atuiactory than interior Qualifier. whatever the price.
Ready Made Suits“.
Cheviot anitr,bluck and not y.lv’.'ton jacket, double rovwb g
Reliable merchandise
Black diagonal jackets. fly front " {300
Black clay diagonal. ily front. lined throughout. I 50
Dutiamn broadcloth jacket. lined with changeable 8 50
.0 Covert cloth jackets. velvet collar. 4 “0
throughout " Mixed covert cloth jacket. lined throughout, fly front 6 00
1 1°00 Fur Collare‘ttesI. p, .
lined wit 1 10 8 inclihgmnch coney misfit-“otter. . . ll :3
10 inc ‘rencb coney I: re tea
"‘mgh‘m .. 00 Wool Ion collatettes. [:90
" l0 inch Algerian seal collatettea, . I all
hit Kid GlOVBSI
lined with )
l' '
3‘ :9“) They are real kid. all the newest ahadee.'1‘ba price Is 81 50.
‘1) 3'} It you want a good glove we are care there will pleare you. '
. “’ We also have a line of Mecca or Suede gloves which we
9} ’3" St ll at 986; this in the most popular glove in the market
" ‘3” and the best value. It you have never tried them. we
4 “" would be pleased to have you try a pair. We also carry a
, , 4 ”0 full line of regular goods. price from (lilo to $2 to. Elbow
" ‘9‘) ”0 lg 93 lengths In colors and white always in stock.
{1
5 . Housefu rnishing Dept.
' a _ In our housefaruishing department we carry a full line of '
ilh braid 5' “’ wmrlow shades. price 253, 29:, 300. 50c and 750.
“ i’ 00 GOODS roe noose CLEANING.
'7 £30 The best .Imlupnin. 10 cts
uted gauze, 9 (IO Lnstrine. 10c package
:lih’l Scrub bru~heI. 8 cts
ll 00 Window. il‘X)!’ and counter brnihes.
Carpet tucks. to to 5 etc
ll 00 Tack haIumI rs, 5 etc
Tack lifters. 5 eta
Carpet heaters and saveeptre.
J .30 Shelf papers, 1c dozen
8: HYATT
We Ii mot claini toaell all the kid gloves cold in town. but we
do sell the best and ye warrant every pair to fit and wear.
We h II o just received a {all line of the very latest novelties.
Them goods are our own importation and made to our
order and stamped with our initials, T. &' H. on each clasp.
Norwallr, Connecticut
Gazette B’I'd'g.
South Norwalk.
in :1 run. I: I, \pedll‘:
over all mo; new pl toms ICLCHCI
Furniture Fringes 25c. to SLOO yd.
department again.
line of openwork MlSl.ll
Table Tops. Com 2 l leces
Covers and Doylies.
{lill‘lWS that used to cost 7935 r-w'v.
Table Tops Is.—
25 43 at: :iSO cents. Bureau Stall;
I93: 15 F9: :‘3 llnt are worth 50 r-:
L’ ‘avlv .Irl l:.I Ior 65 and 85 cards
593' I; I; .g f...r 5 LSO “8 d 51.98.
If you v.9.)
they're hm”, from SI 00 a pair 2)
5:5 00. We alway; mean to have
sorts for everybody
Linen
S: arts.
Tray
- "2'
._._......
tier, l3 cents.
tal schools.
IN TN-
i ”we... “www-mm.
EVEIIHB SEIITIIIEI.
THE D. M. READ 00.
Fine .
Colgaio's Antiseptic Dental F '
Endorsed by all cm.
I.
,8 l l inolel ms $t L23. I50 l';; per yanl.
'Ttlllff'. (Ixi'yfr. Rah.) 75I X .50 t).
iI llruczs'tillcs \lII stcll l‘ti gt 5i?)
.OBWASHINGTON
CTREET.
South Norwalk Ct.
ISCOF
lll.l:l9..
slat ct. qu :I‘: ly il clu lt‘tl.
NORWALK.
SCOFIELD 8: HOVT.
As spring has once II II: IIlumc-l to II; in all III lrn gvlitnccs and Ill :: mmi up; and decorating season is
once III I: «.9 lav. v.5: we IIII. ll II .IrcIl to llll I ur nrd rs tut
:CARPETSFWW
u . manner lll 9n c ver liflll‘f. We have by far the Lug-st nsmrtmcnt of carpets we have
In: i .i I.) Ta; vestrv. Brussels, liI‘ I; ll mac-ls Vciv;ts, hloquettcs
and Aam inzttr: It: Illcl Hillel c..-. It pIi cs over 5. man i I the
“.5." a. wwwfiw m...
ENAMEL BEDS,
Inkling ll cIIs ll .Inl WI ml Suits ,
Iicrcs. $1: .. no IS :0 2n Cl 2203, 25 on, 27 to I) (”.00. quartetl oak;
5'. hi I. mattlu;
lllcl)CSl50lv"1 will ll .
"I
I." .
“O.
8; 3m roll. 4o t III: Sup
IELD 8: How.
Solid Oak Extension
gClIcIrS. $I. 5piecc Parlor Suit
CLUB BUILDING
NORWALK,
CONN.
laucw Shams to marl; 5
Weddmg and
Society
'l‘lIclIighest grade III work at prices but a very little
shall be pleased to show samples and give
‘South Norwalk
.BostonStore!
___gWg~_
The Sentinel can now I lie: szvlucements to parties desiring engravcd “‘(tl-
ding Invitations, announcements, culling carde. cm. of a specially advan-
. lugt‘vlls character.
l in advance of printing. WI:
lvl’lt‘CS.
i , _ -. WW.-. ‘
I
"8 WASHINGTON STREET!
GIVEN AWAY FREE!
attraction to draw you to our uewstorc; iarther,wo l‘lllVe just received 7 {5
Eat kinds of spring novelties, and they are there for your inspection, and tie above oil'or
Stands good on these new goods as well; but whatever you do, see our stock before buy-
ilg elsewhere. We don’tclaim to be able to suit every one, yet at the same time we ([0
claim to have the largest and host selected stock oi Dress Goods in South Norwalk.
Prioee Are Alweye Right!
HE 80UTH NORWALK BOSTON STORE.
«one a. van anavvnnmm.
Illa Are in Our New Store. at the Above Address. Pretty Well Settled!
In elder to make a leader tor our first week ill the new stow we shall (rive FREE OF
CHARGE with every dross pattern purchased of 8 yards or over from 250 a vard up,
5 yards of Skirt Lining, ll. yards Silesia, 1 yard beet linen canvas. This is simply an
e
0008 (II Illll'ol'
l
splCIIII: ulv.
.lll gm II
.A‘I'vvty lt‘tlllt' lIngIvim.
50UTH NORWALK.
\' 'lllta
\\’I- have IIII- mom ( vnnpleto line over III we in Nor-
8 women «lliimrnt Miler and liltD‘ III fl‘.
luv I humus junction at 840 on. to the Idol III has cu.
'I ll‘ III. “III. the Elliptical Spring Cranks iIIe
'IIusa helm- lots or, the Syracuse Road Rmm
l‘n‘. I lmmn um: oiling III the beating! anil‘niem lnr
goo” "ill a; the Empire for heavy rIIcha, and the
noting-Ian: flllil l’IIIn cltm the vet) but low pIiccd
wheel» on the mother
Repairing a Specialty!
lo Ilinp ( I’lme'ul hi all .ircs;
"It's the Wick Does the Trio.
May (I: may not he the Inighli st amot: 1; men. In It
the gun I! Iviug pout-rut .1 dollar In I ur establixllment
any mu greater than it all! be during ourl.euten
\lImIlays. \Vetlursdais and Saulrilms
a uill iv sold at one lull regular prices. This
9 ' - sale v. ll Iliimd the tubllc an opportunity to purchase
\I'A’HI HES. DIAMONUD A\l) jli WEI Rh
at far .Iss IIIIIII Io . timing this tale. Come earlv and
l’wiliycly nu geols at reIIuIcII
R 1mm Ixcrpt on above «lays.
H o M E R B. H o v T, s JEWELR‘erlgeLOPYlDAL
80 Washington street.
DONNIDTIDUT
““1
I—
also llIIIII-ta Pocket
Kmla‘ml. Kory Illlyclc Camcramauda full line of
blippliur.
RICHARDIDN IRDD.
10 Nm th lilala Street.
South Norwalk.
"I ll“ low aria airplane a let:
M I Ill ’
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