singing was
heartily joined in by
the people had come
e meeting. Services
Sunday afternoon at
My willbe under the
_ .Ainsvmrth. The rule-
auspiees ot the Advent
and will he conducted
of the East Not-walk,
4Mbury churches.
to be a day of con-
the ‘ East Avenue
church. In the
Mod the sacrament of
yen received into the
and one on probation.
mm with this flourish-
tiring the conference year
‘m'obation. Inthe even-
_ Byington led the Re-
starting.- vvhieh ‘was largely
“to i good audience Its-
psstor preach from "Four
Revelation? God—God m
by Christ and Immor-
the Gospel of Christ. The
the entire day was excel-
Witt".
. 0! Fort Point street,
, who was arrested Satur-
m charged with theft by
Ernest Cigar company. was
' the Town Court. hetero
lie the afternoon. He
‘. end the (we was our
this morning at the request
Revenue Collector E. N.
will push the charge of may
. lg cigars against him.
. wounds: e200 bonds, which
(he n union of the South Nor-
_ ,Esst Avenue class meetings in
" roan of the East Avenue
W church tomorrow
. «. L‘Hommedieu and Seth
".. are the leaders.
\ henna meeting tonight
led by Hi. Evelyn Hawkins.
.. of the service will be
, end Hindrancea
3mm"
. 10. W and fumily, of Con
move this week to East Nor-
. thedootor will practice.
in the
and caring tor her mother,
ether home in Darlen.
limb is moving from Nor-
Wssespe from s seriom
My stternoou. He was
no shell'old at the side at
‘ Csssidenoein Taylor avenue.
, ewey. now-- consid-
~ but as the‘oeearreuoe
.he cams to the con-
ittvessn accident. due to
.‘a not s dsliberste at-
his We. Otherpeopleln
the report made by
“News M m.
bun-Amer.
m avenue were
my st ll o'clock by
pistol M. tollnvmlm
' ' m the sidewalk.
~ dashed through
she have thus far
”.m. lilitboueht
, you. lose visa is
" “merely mine to
,‘It’llbeiaatandieart.
You confirm/c my '
. even in Lent. ,Let'
, your daily bill olim
for lorty'days be ‘
one.» [-1.0 at»
“u“ mun lIn.imlllmlmllmmtmlvl'r llvlili‘ 'l'r ‘
The "Illvlss heater" in Toes.
Dr. Schnttler. representing himself as
the "divine healer." and wearing long
hair and board. long black robe. yellow
sash and crucifix, arrived in South Nor-
wallr, today.
s
v!
Assaulted ills Wile.
Louis Schutter was arrested in Boston
street. Saturday night, {or assaulting~
his wife. The case was continued until
this afternoon at 2 o’clock. .
sum at Its llesd.
Aug. J. Bose], the leading druggist of
Shreveport, La., says: "Dr. King's New
Diseoveryis the onlv thing that cures
my cough. and it is the best seller 1
have.” J. F. Campbell. merchant of
Saflord, Arie. writes: "Dr. Ki '1; New
Discovery is all that is claim for it;
it never fails, and is a sure cure for con-
sumption. coughs and colds. I cannot
say enough for its merits." Dr. Kin 's
New Discovery for consumption. coon s
and colds is not a experiment. It has
Men tried for aqnnrter of a century,and
today stands at the head. It never die.
appoints. Free trial bottles at R H.
Plaisted's drug store. South Norwalk.
From Sire to Sen.
Asa Family Medicine Bacon's Celery King
orthe herves metres lmm sire to son use
many. if you have kidney. liver or blood
tlieorrier. indigestion. constipation. hebtlnoho.
this specific will cure von'. (3. stillsnn.
Booth homikmnd E 1‘. Wood. Norwnlk. the
Milling droughts. are the lemm and are
Bill-strip?" samples lree. rue packages
.anx ' .
BDWIYTON.
—‘
Mrs. Stephen Purdue, of Jersey City.
and Mr. and Mrs. Dexter K. Cole. of
Northport. are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
William Hoyt.
Captain E. H. Smith.with his daughter
Idzzie. and Mine Lizzie Dibble, returned
home from Norfolk. last week, to find
his residence quarantined on account of
noose of diphtheria. Miss Smithwus
entertained by Miss Dibble until the
quarantine was removed.
looks. Autograph Etc, Porch.
seed in enyqusnt ty for Cash.
and publicity oi anvil-nus. hxnermnced Imp.
ere ~th and gmnlfimllmvml without 1 roullle to
Vendure. (ll-.0. ll. NMITH.
i but u l ytrmf.
how lurk City.
Dr. F. Schavolr',
ureter.
8. I. corner Washington and
*Franklln Streets.
Wednesday» and liaiurdnym to t p. m.
l‘lihlll‘lifl‘l Llfll'l‘lill T0 DIEEABEQ OF
WOMEN. npli ll? .‘ ’1
A Vol-I the or venue. trouble. and .unveilnlnty s A
sires gun as
W
. I'l'evilehd Street. South Hermit.
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
' ' um it
W
CYCLE NOTES!»
We are not‘baudling any
‘ wheel that is offered us,
hint confine ourrclves to
three malice, which we
know to be the best in the
market at their respective
_ prices.
The Rambler at‘sao.
. For 17 years has been on
surpassed for wearing
qualities or style.
The Sterner at $60.
' Asplendid wearing wheel,
modeled on beautiful lines.
The Ideal at $50. "
.3 strong,durablr,casy run-
ning bicycle that can be
thoroughly depended on.
The J. T. -Prowltl Op.
Norwallr. Conn.
\
oped evenings.
-W—N.
I68 mtmuemu arnrrr.
SOLE AGENT FOR
Extra Unrzburger and
Wiener Beer .
DEUVERED ICE COLD!
in bulk lathe hole and in bottles for
. ‘ lnm-llt' HM).
STRICTLY UNION BREWIRVI
lone.
Ascot ler Rt‘ll Slur Line nteamehip (Io.
. m at W
entitlement
no ebsrmlose. lemntodor. lulu ule
: ' isnmai‘o ”monument... .
sir mmhllmumts'F
l: . .l’lsnll ”’lmi’ulhmnl . \
llnsrrsted Treatise on Jet: mi lgmmatm.
E. G. Tomlinson. Drugglst
R. H. l’laistod, Dropout.
MAKE YOUR
WANTS KNOWN
us run
IVEIIII Illfllll
i
m.
a
s
i.
South NOrwalk .
’ . . . . . Boston
would
”i"
"other" "amt: title Mn n
sslfireuwoeivee.
Monday and Tuesday. April 5. and
b. we shall give u practical demon-
stration ol the meme cl tips lemons
supporter. ’
. Elm since shirt waists have been
In existence. ladies have been an—
noyed by their dress skirts sagging
In the back. The " Queen” will
prevent It. And as it Is Invisible the
joy of a beaullluliy hanglng skirt hill
be complete. By all means see It I
1’
THE
COFFEE POT
EXHlBlTlON
is new in progresswwlll continue
for several days. The papularily of
the demonstration has been so great
in other cities that there has been a
great delay in reaching beta, This
‘menl appeared a little too soon.
‘ But all's well that ends well."
and we again invite you to call and
refresh yourself with a delicious cup
oi coilee made from what is claimed
lobe the most perfect coffee pol in
existence. ""
LADlES' WRAPPERS.
A splendid new Hire of the latest
Slyles at the special price of 75 cents,
The Sun“ department is now showing
one of the finest assorlmenls of map
pers that ever graced a new Spring
mason. You‘ll notice that we never
talk much until We have the goods in
the store to talk about; and that are
worth talking about.
DRESSING SACQUES
Such beautiful sorts as wlule and
colored dlmllles, with sailor collars.
Empire. lace and ribbon trimmed.
Gandhi”: I ..
'ffousau'”, ‘ .
will explain why our recent advertise- ,
for 88 cents,
Asia the light—weight flannel kinds l
embroidered. for .52 00. At the;
Muslin Underwear deparlmenl where l
ladies delight to gather nowadays.
' ALL-WOOL MOREEN.
For a week. ll it lasts. we shall
sell 0dr 75c black moreeu lot 59
cents a yard. Makes the best pessl- ;
ble lining for your new Spring dress
shirt.
THE D. M. READ 00.
l
GIVENAWAY FREE!
In order to make a leader tor our first week in the new store we shall give FREE OF
CHARGE‘with every dross pattern purchased ol‘ 8 yards or over from 250 a yard up,
5 yards of Skirt Lining, 1:3 yards Silosiuyl yard best linen canvas. This is simply an
attraction to draw you to our uewstore; further,‘.wo have just received 75 pieces of differ
out kinds of spring novelties, and they are there for your inspection, and the above olfer
Stands good on these new goodt as well; but whatever you do, see our stock before buy-
ing elsewhere. We don’tcleim to be able to suit every one, yet at the sometime W0 ‘10
claim to have the largest and best selected stock at Dress Goods in South ‘Nor‘wulk.
Prloee Are Always Right!
, ll
IIDIOI Rt Vi" M-I‘UW
THE, SOUTH NORWALK nos-ran STORE.
“ , .n’t
%
l
l
g
l
us WASHINGTON STREET!
We Are in Our New Store, at the Above Address, Pretty Well Settled!
.nareoobe
_ evoke:
ti ‘
it is alwayswite rcorpmy to buy
wears the‘longesc and is in every way more satisfactorychau inferior qualities.
RISTRAM ‘ a HYA ,
l
*Rciiehie ,mei’chaudlsc
the best goods your picket book, ill-lithe. p, _
whatever
,. . ,1 “ ii iii)
. Ready Made 3”“, niaokalagonatimw. ll: front __ . .
* lned thmglmlh ! "0
Cheviot suits black and nsv ,Eton scket,douhle revere... .5 Black clay disclaim.” troutJ chan’ '
8'3“" ””32“? gm, {um Jim“. 6 (,0 Damon broadcloth low. lined with stable 8 m
m e no ' , nuv . lam and tan tickets ' 5 to
hall! I nod will: chunneah’hi 31k. 5 ’ s to cm" ”1mm“? Varitlwmu‘trfim hunt fly front. 3 00
Funny mixed suits. fly trout. jacket lined throughout Mixed “m" clot 1” ' t " ,
Bl :itrotaflela mini . . 10 . F“ l' col '8 rotten.
, sumsmmnfigrge en t. shirt and jacket, 11an with 10 00 8 inch French com eellareties. 3 rs:
Covert cloth tulle. fly trout jackets. lined thronghou 10 "ion l'renoh eoney oollarettes .0 he
with tnlleln silk, ' 12. W'i’"l,“"‘°°g‘mmf llarettol ‘ 7 .30
Black camel’s hair verge suit, shirt and jacket lined 1’ ““b A 3‘ an ace co ' , ‘ V
I withiblegkltug’eta silk, 1 ' E I: in oil Kid G'OVO. 't bu
t‘dncy in re c m suit. doubehroastel ion ac ct. ‘ ‘ ‘ in own, ' two
trimmed with bmld and bottom... ‘linrdj with ,kmfil‘fifififl‘fi’u? :31 fig’fim‘mflfi lit and wear.
changeable tulleln silk, 1'2 '70 We have just received It full linen! t my 5W5“ ”mam”-
. ‘ senfimte Skirts. ,, 3.321“.i3"$l.3’°'°t’..i?u‘lh”m”.. 53:. ”Wall. .132?
”h“ *l .mm'mmmeumm”
. . n v (y wa , . -
glen: an: navy chevrot shirts, { 3‘5 w: :1” have 3 ““9301 Monomer finale gloves which We
will. liarfii'lrlfilillli’l’um 1; 11?. "l" M ”3"; “i" “ ”w m“ ”33’” {mm {fidhlhfl’il‘i
Check vklrtr. navy. brown. arelm'and black, 4 50 fifllfibfiemlfiflng [331:6 g2: "1v: pair. We also carry :1
Extra tine black hrilliuntine skirts. . ’ 4 no full line effigy,” “00‘“ price {m we to .2 25. Elbow
fliggggeggirifilxfi " "0 t0 ‘2 E3 lengths in colors and white always in stock.
, , . .
s rin Ca‘ ”es Housefurnlshlng Dept.
B‘uck diagonal (liable mpg p ' " ‘5 In our houselurnishi’ntr figWfiwf" a full line or
r v I ~ ' ’ I ‘ L73 , , fl’ -
Black diagonal, single capes, trimmed with braid, ulndow shndcs,pm.e ’ ’ c M ”.1 ‘
high collar, \ 3m GOODS non 110er CLEARING.
Black sill: capes, trimmed with jet. lnce ruche, 7 M) The best ammonia. 10 cls
Black taffeta silk copes. trimmed with tinted gauze, ll 00 Lustrine, ‘ 10.: package
'i‘an lndiee’ cloth copes. branded hinh collar. 3 till Scrub brue‘hee, _ " S cts
Tan cloth rupee, tailor made. silk lacing. ‘ ll 00 Window. floor and counter brnehee.
Light conchrnun drab liroudcloth capes. limd with Carpet tacks. in to 5 out
repay taffeta, . ll 00 $1M: lightning, {lots
" Spring Jackets 1”” "’5' W“
' Carpet hunters and ewce rs.
Ludies’ black cloth jacket, double breasted, 3 50 Shell papers, . pt lc dozen
Norwalk, Connecticut
Gazette B’i'd’g.
TRISTRAM
Soutl: Norwalk.
As spring has on :e more rcturncl
& HYATT,
_ “an...“ , , .....-.. “MW“..u.
’ NORWALK.
SCOFI ELD & HOVT.
l to us in all it: brightness and the moving and decorating scaeon is
once more hrrc, we are pro-pared to fill our orders tor
iwwcARPETSl
in a more cvperll'i in; manner than ever before. We have by for the largest assortment of carpct< we have
ever shower new patterns received daily. lnzmin, Tapestry. Brussels, [5 nly Brussels Velv.ls, Moquclles
audAxmic
new at the loucxl cash prices ever show n in the
states, quality included.
ENAMELBEDS,
in Bromtelles Worsted hinge, 835
“an; French flannel—4n all shades. ’ Folding Bells, Hard Wood Suits. 3 pieces, 815.03. lS.co; 20.00, 2203. 25 03, 27 co to 63.00. queried oak:
for 3,2 50. Outing flannel ones for iii-4 Linolcvlmle, 1.25, I 50, 1‘75 pcr yard. Straw matting, it; per roll. 40 yanlsup. Solid Oak Extension
MOO; a handsome style. Silt and zTflbi‘EF. 6:3 it. $6.50. 7.50, 3, 5.50, 9, to, :3 go.
The best so id oak Dining Chairs, an. 5 piece Parlor Suit
no. ,
1133522122! ”SCOFIELDt Hem
E\llleddi‘r—i‘ggarld Society
if
Engravingl
Th
dill
pri
ore!
lngenus charemer.
in advance of printing.
e Sentinel can now olier inducements to panics desiring cngravcd wed-
g invitations, annmim-emcnts, calling cards, etc., of a specially advan-
Tilcillgilt‘bl grade oi work at prices but a very little
We shall be pleased to show samples and give
C135.
The Powel- of Gold
May or may not be the mightiest among menrlmt
the yurthasing pun crol a. dollar in our establishment
was never greater than it will be during our Lenten
spec'lal sale. Mondays, Wednesdays and Salurdms
all goods will be sold at one half regular prices. This.
sale “all adord the public an opportunity to purchase
WATCllES.DlAMUNDS AND JEWELRY
at far less than cos: during this sale. Come earlv and
, trt‘lll'c bargains Positively no goods at reduced
‘ " prams excwt on above days.
H o M E R B. H o v 1- ! ’JIWILR‘V'gl'I'l‘) owner“.
80 Washington fits-cot. . '
SOUTH NORWALK. DONNIOYIOUT
r
ounce RIDERS!
We have the most complete line over shown in Nor-
unlk. Seventeen dldercntttyles and prices, from
:lu: Thomas juvenile at he on, to the lde at 1: 25M .,
l‘nc it’ll, Willi the Elliptical Spring Cranks. the
Tum. Frame Fowler, in Syracuse Road Racer,
lite Thomumne oiling of the be lugs sullirlent lnr
goon miles; the Empire {or how riders. and the
Springtime and Princetou,the vcly‘btst low priced
when!» on the marina. '
Repairing a Specialty!
Pulling Came-atoll.” sleet: also Hullets Po-k t
ltodului, Kuzy lllcycle Cameras and a lull: lie; 2!
bupplles.
RIOHARDION IRO'.
19 North Main Street. South Norwallr.
“We the Wick Does the Trio ~"iliv‘i‘illdllll
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or lbtll
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