lode promises to be cloudy temperature obeneeu. ring in the event Wiee'anto be generally . meter W. of the thermometer for re ending at noon euro: crest. 11 degrees Insets I Hitthiide I 110qu :5 4:47! 10:57 Sentinel’a Advertisers. . ythe Sentinel printed nearly '4 . toolumns of advertisements. ‘ . is, to be modest, a little m. inasmuch as it has never been we believe, by any other paper . meals in the columns of nal represent nearly every business house of the town, "in what esteem this paper is m whodo not pay out their . . t feeling that the paper is the new large and growing cir- we! The Sentinel, it would be indeed if the advertiser. wheth. ‘ only a small space or a whole acts» 'a full equivalent for -two solid columns were used . advertisers. .ycstcrday. Advertisements are an uuerring w , 01a newspaper's circulation “flying feature about it ie that quell advertisers. too. are getting results from The Sentinel's mifiifiliiiiitfuuu ale 3 la Ilia Public Place Attending ls Illa Public Business. 3 complimentary allusions in d Countut to the work of . E. J. Hill are noticed with satisfaction: by his immediate « tedown here in the Fourth The (Jourant may or may not , of the fact-wit not it can a good memory well informed eetiout political history-that ,. dietriot has had experiences m which make it specially ' ; not having a representative m1 legislature who repre- ‘ other words, a man who. haw > elected to promote certain po- Wplcs and perform certain mien. has no at her idea but to _ ”work and do it. ' . you say this is an ordinary common fact-but it has not been rule in the Fourth Winner of Ceuuwticut. oitieen of this district. go- yton on some legitimate more than likely to fuel ‘ in a strange flaunt. one there wee nobody in sight it with any epoc- eeeinit is own representative .. government. The sens- -II a rule. din pful. but t e senators' bast- » the state as a whole, and . ‘ - section of it. and they can- !" were not so directly in tho .. in. actively interested in preheat» bee matter of maven of individual con- utatlve—well.moetof w traveler, than was no in sight: he was away . Winston“ own more (to him) private business and has emphatically changed all in his lace attending to his wit it he clearly under. p legislature for the in neutral and for tho « lDiettiotchounec- M [.4th Aqueate. just as good as Dr. for consumption. all it and do ~ to sell you some 'vvnlnot claim there is .hat in Marta? ma'ke ”claimed” lipase peed. You want Dr. hecaassyoultunw and “We“ “endured Isthmus to! NW the garments ae- nursernarmroa. .;....-.. ,. ,"r *-"v""“' This illustrates a jauuty military capt designed for boys ranging from four tt ten years. In this instance the materie‘ chosen was cloth in the regulation mili tary - blue, appropriately finished with machine stitching, It is of circular shop. ing, fitting smoothly at the top. and widening perceptibly toward the lower edge: and is of sufficient length to prove amply protective to’tbe little wearer. , The closing is reflected through thtl centre-front with gilt buttons; the gall- ment may be worn closed the entire length or simply fastened at the throat and thrown back carlesely. disclosing; the bright—lined lining of red cloth. At the neck is adeep rolling collar and lit hood which extends over the front (if the cape. 3 This style of. gsnuent is universally becoming to small boys. being partici- larly attractive when developed in eithelr dark postmau’s or cadet-blue. with pill buttons entering into the decoration anti accompanied by a smart military cap. years will require one and one-ha yards of blue cloth fifty-four inches wide. and one-eighth yards of red clotll of the same width. The pattern, No 7016, is cut in sizes for boys of four, slit. eight ten and twelve years. 'EVEILIO SEITII ELl oourbu Eatitllncto one [1?me else cfllo. Ontthle outflil In I 0dr name tind addnssl and mad or take it t: Startevant'e lergaln House Alumnus W. .. ........_....,.-.W....___.-.-..... PATTERN No. mi“. SIZE—“1N umwoennpc than a e u s. t and Ann stream. South 0 h. Ilid You Ever . Try Electric Bitters as a remedy for your troubles? If not, get a bottle only and get relief. This medicine has best found to be peculiarly ndnpmi to the ll lie! and cure of all I‘omnlo Complaint , exerting a wonderful direct influence in ving stren h and tone to the organs. you have of A petite, Lbnstip tion. Headache, Fain ng Spells, or iv , Nervous, Sleepless. Excitahle, Molnlu~ chol or troubled with Dicey Spells, Eloh- tric ittors is the medicine you noel. are guaranteed trengtealth andill-bylt ittt nee. Titty cents, and 01.00 at Stall son‘s and Wood’s entree. am: new stilt-M's coil; cm. Modioinetktz—"l wish tmuty that 1 pt - baby is new four months old. and h ever heard of. but can truthfully ill ..........................,.....,. .N..." ...... __ sores. tetter, cha hands. ehllblaii oorne. andall n eruptions. and tlvely cures piles. or no pay no it is guaranteed to give perfect ssttsf per boa. For Halo by R. B. I’laiatodl W cushion Item s .ete.. he» Stamp Suppl ea. Ireee ea llteltei it as. Stencils, 8 test taps, Seals. Iteeell tiles. lornla’g I r e a It a .l e a e e “Seats. 0 eat: Per. to r a t e rs q cheeks and Umbrella Pia else tattered. Letter fiery lw-Ieeh ate can Letters ltllent Hater er Press. State A at fer Petr aey's etlt Ledger fer Short Ilii de- eonntm Irate-It's Patent Peas. 8t Aeteseatle Paper. Feateae leeethml&1lee treats me rainwater. tease , ‘ l "Everythlagh'emanesdleteanaaehor" ifacsrscENT To make this cape fora boy of ”mill . I Havnnutu. Mass" ll. 30. 'il5.~—-Hitllfl cured a sample bottle of Dr. llnnd's (it i- ie Gum and am delighted with it. N y suffered every do of her short life wt h colic. ‘l have t ed ulmoet everything ppm with Dr. Hand's Colic Gui . ours res ly. Mrs. (.3. 0. Mill r. us Arch St." Holdbyallllrugiriste, . bruises. mes. class's. salt rheum. fever tioucrmoneyretunded. Pflcetllce ts of all IladuTElti-Ilag the T" Enamel Letters and ligand” 0" aou'rt-tltvcuwaau Haaowaae co. “MIAMe Ls AINTS 3| Per Gallon l. Fishing Tackle! A most complete stock. BIOYOLES, While they last $25 to 830 Speak early if you want one. W Bulldors' Hardware ll Full Stock. ”MW...“- ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES ll Bicycle and General ‘ ' Repelrlugl wfiow WIRE NAILS, Foxcycl’e and Sign of the Silver Padlock. Horse Shoeingl Adjoining A. Solumus' Stables. In rear of Mahaokemo llotel. * ,. » . no.1...o... “ var unannounced relic finally-figs“: _ ‘ ofthetlonumlu, tom Thompson's Old The original Supporting Com petty, and the original Double Quartette. Homestead l 24c Per Lb. Hardware Co. No tzo want-iterators av. FRANK PARKER, South Nor-walk, Conn '30 flights New York- lleservecl seats on sale at l’laisted’s and Pin- code. Matinee and Night Saturday, April lath, Hi Henry’s O Refined Minstrels! 50 well... 50 rue new roux eases says: if lthAl.l)-”A competent company of fun makers. , , W0 It]. D—J‘fli Henry's minetrela was' a treat.” JOURNAL—“Nearest up reach to good mlnetrelsy seen in New orkin years.” PRESS—"A clever organisation; a highly on n able entertainment. EX ESS—"Hi Henry's minstrels are rent." ' . l’ 3T—”A capital entertainment." NEVER BEFORE THESE LOWPRICES Matinee, 10c. 20c, 30c. Evening, 15c. Lt'xz, 3.5:, 501:. ltemrved scat now on sale at usual places. Hovvt's TH same: l'd‘..'if.i'.".". lPllllMl GEORGE RICHARDS, EVGENE CANFTEIJ) And the oritrinul company presenting llilY'I"S beet play, Temperance Town l A complete and elaborate Production played by this company. :00 nights liostou l'rieea 25c Isle. 75c. Seats on sale at Piaintetl's uutl l'tuttco'a. errors. 5. E. Corner Washington and — Dr. F. Schavolr, '- Franklin Streets. nuniltl’le-k. llufl and Wltitetltwhine. no Eleven kinda of the lies! E6 Eggs tnrhatvhing. It Lun- shuuu. Holden l'ullell._llvn kind» of hwrhorns. \ihite and neckwcm' etc, Every customer from now until Monsieur llonccuur, dark velvety this if you will Wednesdays and Satttrtlttys.:t to r» c. m. l'}'ttlllllllllitnv .t mount-n llENNElti’. l‘llAt'l‘litli untrue 'ro blossom or No.71lenty eirwl. his! Notwalk. WOMEN. are in iv an lw EasteiSuits Furnishings. The Finest Line Ever Shown in the city at prices sure to please. Furnishings all new. Gloves, shirts, imported rose bush Your choice of [illicit Brenner, large cherry red; vertnilion; l’tiut:e Camille tie Roltau, velvety Ctituson; La France, pale lilac pink, extra. A lasting souvenir from W. A. Ben—Edict Co. Clothiers and Furnishers. You’re Paying 25 per cent too much for your painting when you use White Lead band-made paint. ll al- ways chalks, and quickly wears oli’. Lougmun & Martinez Paint covers as well, don’t chalk and wears much longer. We’ll prove linstcr will be prcscuieti with a title Climson; llukc of Edinburg, latgc cull. ti ‘rna outcome-House. NEW SPRING . COSTUMES. We propose for this week another dent. onstratiouof the fact that this ‘ store a properly named when it is called "Head- quarters" for the correct, the fashion- able, the chic jackets, suits, skirts and waists. with all the excellence possible to put into these costumes. W, offer alsoall the moderateuess, all the little- ness that canpossibly be put into prices. F'O R M E N . 100 dozen men's fancy percale laun- dered shirts, collars and cuffs attachedv value. title; each one. “The Manhattan,“ in laundered and negligee effects. fancy bottoms and white bodies, French and Scotch Madras, col- lars and cuffs attached and separate. or. elusive patterns, very dainty effects, cott- sidered by “00d dressers the best and nob- biest shirt on the market. each slid). initial to any dollar garment. exceptional value. each, 503. H 0 SI E RY AN D U N D E RWEAR . ll) l dozen latlies‘ extra quality flue Gor- mau hone, in black, tans and fancies, spring weight, values from 39.: it too. special value per pair, 2.30. ‘ f' NORWALK, 00"”. new YORK err-Ice. sea nachowav. 4 " svsaveonv 'rsssrso ALIKE. unmet strum, Burrs. Shirt one... Jackets. skit-tears full widtli, mm or etyflsll checked sailings, .98. . mm man sum. "Medeofallvrcolclcthnerue-chrcked settings and novelty goods. fly front and Eton jacket. $10.00. . unmet 3not. WOOL sures. Covert or herseyeloth made in Eton or fly front edectsdbe jackets lined with Ledlea' Reefer Jackets, ‘ Fly front, made of black diagonal and tan covert, neatly made and trimmed, 4 98. llsaea' Spring Jackets, Stylish fly front, made of all wool cloth, in fan, green, cadet blue or heliotrope, velvet collar, 3 98 to 9 oo. children’s Reefer Jackets. In navy, green or red, made to button up to the neck, slashed collars, trimmed with several rows of fancy braid, sizes a to t2, 75c to 7. so. silk, beet pereallae in skirt, new fan back, $13.50. - Ledlee' capes. . All woal cloth capes, 75c to 8 00 Silk Capes, With whilecol’nr, l 93 to 7 so. , Silk Islets, With white collar, x 98 to 7 50. (E New Shirt Weiets, All'detachablc collars, 25c to 3 oo. W/d’my ‘ vases man. we!!! of) dozen men‘s merino, gray and white , shirts and drawers, spring weight, finish - . stockings. sims 6 to 10. worth 250, spe- cial 19c. , 60 dozen ladies' summer ribMd vests. high neck and short sleeves. all perfect, finished with pearl buttons, value, each file, two for 250. -' THE "BOSTON STORE, 00'. MAIN AND WALL 51's.. NORWALK, CONN. EGGS! flavor. Newwircsh. ‘ Boys' and girla' extra stout seamless No need to date ours; you get the (late with Four Easter Thoughts! COFFEE! Smell it and desire. Drink it and sigh. NO--- - - - MORE ORANGES! kind. No seeds in ours; blood orang- es. Fancy if you like that ”COfl HMCE NEW GOODS! For the lunch baskets. All picnics made a success if sand- wich fillers come from our stor as West Washington Street. South liar-slit, ct. ‘ HAVE T118 m Gage plums. per can. To tlb package oatmeal. flu l in jar muted preserves. in Magnolia milk. can. in Evaluated apples. pct- lb. an aisle erection. mt lb. tic Popular Prices ' Have won as the trade of the Norwrtlks. Our prices stand unpure oiled. llere you will find the lowest prices with the additional charm of reliable groceries. Fancy sweet Millilf‘l, pit. Native pctaoae. bu, to his yellow meal, to lbs rolled cute. 7 lbs heat slat-ch. 7 bars borer soap. CHARLES E. SEYMOUR, LeadingGrocer, HELLO 3&2 HOUWAHTTTL no: news V Evening Sentinel Left at Your House ”89'”: - ct fmh onus, pm it list heat rice. am, 4 the mill: oracheva the s L, the fancy matters. at.) "a I“ lmi’u ”my lid it, the ginger littlpa, ltd land 8 er Jettee' Floor 630 bag; “.00 barrel. Denoting) landing. NEW YORT< GROCERY co. ' 5" - - - - tenth Nerve-lit; mutmwsm. , ,
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