will
bugghfisngss csnnothein;
use unless new
in the “tang: oithe
thsclwlmisdesired. .
”Him h’wTJIEJW
wry“ promises tobegeners‘ -
tern return. I sei-
ylteuln‘rsin."1'omorthw it
of the thermometer lor
rsstendlng contort"
euro; lowest. at o”degrees
Alumnae stir Tomorrow
. serum In I Lillie Owl—“w
’ , Osborn. the little son of
3 S Oslmrn, of Merwin street
buying shout a large windmill
Hudson his father's premises.
sochlentslly csughtonc of his
‘ Igumhnnism of the “Ill“. and
Wes quite hsdy jani-
Tunis the second accident that
., » lush» family wnhinnweek.
.. 's little dinghnr Grins wss
. thrown from a my ex-
stun slid fractured her collar
figs now able to to out
WESTI’OHT.
inner-l of the late William ll
. who died Thursday after an
, cl msrly two years. took place
. his Interosidetice in Compo street.
Vsy afternoon. Rev. Kenneth
-- I sic. of Memorial church. olficist-
interment was in the family plot
lllow Brook cemetery. The honor-
“psllbcurers were John (.2. Adams.
Iss 1-]. 'l‘sylor. Ambrose S. Hurlbntt
John 1!. Bennett. Deceased was In
Matty-second year.
i- l'snuie Morey has been the guest
' esteem
ends.
homes To lot has moored n position
Willi Dr Gor .01 Wilton.
ml Theodore E. Kooler. who has
. : ding the winter with relatives
syelte. Ind" has returned home
Enroll. A. Chspmnn has been
friends in l’lnttssille.
Dickerson. of New York, spent
with Mr. sud Mrs. George Dick-
ot Oenel street.
, T. Bull.of New York. was II
. f oi friends here. Saturday.
”Infield 13.9th has given up the
he secured st Plentsvillc. u few
In. slid returned home
, . Dsniol P. IieKentnI plsc
hsndsotns stones over the graves
.sttd Mrs Frederick liturohonse
overthegrsve 0! Mrs. "Welter
in Willow Brook cemetery. Hutur
.Wlillsnt ll Wokehsin. at this
'snsnm William hi. Fonton. ol
i" . » . ’sre sttonding conference:
' unsetvlces wottt held in
if} “O’flothodist Episoopslohnrch.
”Will All IOHOTOH.
is lame heldsmislnt
’ Wssd's. Thursday night.
“Ennis. who is studying st the
Institute. listtltsttstown. N.
.ll'rltisy night. to
insist-swine
nook sndhstlder coupiny
us It coinhissttun pool
. tsltlsintolts ems.
. sss shunt toltslsid in
. . I'oh'ontti. la is It:
wot o sonny it s
It...
slits lotteries III
lithium
"y “3.1..UO2:
.. emotions. liI
. son's sud Wood'sstoros.
’ 50131;: sliow Discovery tor consumption.
“#3353. ..
”1.1! EFL I
helnndcureotsll
exertingswonderl'nldimtinilnsnoein
siren sndtonstothsorgsns.
youhsve MA .anslipe-
n " fluhlEmHESdh $1.?
errons. e -
chol ortwubledwithDIssyspellsflmec
itters tlathe InIttdici;h Ilium
tire gum treng‘tesl nu -
itsnss. Tiftyoents.snd01.00 st 8 BB
Thin It Wes Is M.
Thereisnothing just as good as Dr.
sndoolds. sodumsnd it sud do
not musperniittlio dealer to sell you some
willnot claim there is
comm. but in order to snake
morsprnllths Insy claim something else
to be jnstss good. You wsnt Dr.
King ’3 New Discovery because you know
it to its sole sud relishie. oud guaran-
teed to do good or mono refunded For
coughs. colds. oonstnn and (or all
elections of thrust.chcst and lungs. there
is nothing sogood us is Dr. King’ II New
Discovery. Trial bottles free st B. H.
Pleisted's drug store. South Norwslk.
Brgulnrsize 500 and Cl.
lslbst's Oslisltl filth llssd's colt Ours.
Hevnttmu. MAE!" ll. 30. '95.——Hnnd
Medicine Co:-—-“l wish to soy that I
cured a sample bottle of Dr. Hand's Col-
ic Cure and am delighted with it. My
baby is now {our months old, and has
sullercd every day of her short life with
colic. I have tried almost everything
ever heard of, but can truthfully soy
that anything I have tried cannot omn-
pnro with Dr. Hood's Colic Cure.
Yours retmecti‘ully. Mrs G. G. Miller.
38 Arch St. " Sold by ullDrnggists. 25c.
lsstlln's Arnie: iron .
The bestsslve in the world for cuts.
bruises. sores. ulcers. salt rheum. lever
sores. letter, chspped hands. chllhluins,
earns. sud all skin eruptions. sud um-
lively cures piles. or no myrsq
it is gnmnmd to give perfectml satisfac-
tion or money refunded. Price 26 cents
per box. For Solo by R H.1’Inistod.
M... -....M- ._... ._.
In Use lieu Stiller.
No one will ever suffer lrom Ln Grippc,
Colds. Rheumatism or Neumlgin if they
take Dr. Ii. (2. lt‘tower's Quick Rheu-
matic Cure. Price 8! 00.
R. H Planted. drnggist.
For ssle by
School Heeling!
The legal voters of the South Norwnlk
Union School District Itre humility notified
and warned that II spend! meeting of
said district will he held III. the Franklin
street school-home on 'l'III-Iulny. April
20th. Hill. at! o‘clock p. III.. for the pnr»
pose ol hunting the following report of
the special committee. Appointed to select
sslte ior a new school hulldintrustid ll
thought ndvisshlc. to llx upon the site
therein recommended:
Gentlemen: Your Iommittoe. up olntovl st
s mmtinfinl the voters Isl Nut It on N-Irwslk
Ht'houl D trier. onthemeningol l-IIIIrnstr no
no”. Insults-truths lor Is Iuh oi budding. and
to recommend IIthsiIotoII subsequent Int-oi
lot: to ho (oiled for that purpose.
(in Morons! th. s tIII'iIc wns printed in the
Fonttcelauinesiing IIII persons interested in
the selection u! a min to up posits l-nlofs the
committee, in the I’m kliu W'Illltil lIn Idiot:
on the etenlogol March mh. to hour their
views in roars-Into to the loIIIlivIII oi ll silo.
The members «I! the committee Vere silt art-Id
tiul. with lint excepting In! Nayur
flood. the mootin "f wee well attended. Ind
a number ol trout «men spoke in htwr Isl
gills theistic to (lrsIIitI-tlllu. but no oust-Ir
any her site
"lhquttItIItttoe viullotl all ports ml the tits.
loolloglur nnnvnihthie rile. ItivIIIu all pieces
oitsretnlsnd mnmmntlons Innate-c; lion in
. onIIsI-thrtt with its desirability um um tho
wont» ol thegteolost numI or M eh iIlroII were
Ivltleot
Home n' the IIIIIIIIlIorII n! tho I-oInIIIlttoe
visited llrltlttctutrt. llIIIIb ry IItIIl Htsmlortl.
IIIIIi llist‘lu ltul the [the s non ml. it VIII» lontui
that III II' III! IIHIIMIII were «meted omitted the
Emmi-It numlutt III IIIlldrsu. own in rut no
new on the edge M the ell)
Autli It was uni opinion ul yrilt‘ I-IImmiiiI‘fl.
soil but still up by tho lonuohm own. this
IquIIIlllotthIts on lit‘killliiull III recommend
his the int n! fir IItIIl lIIInIIIII-It lIv Ill Inwootl
III'IIIInoIIuIlt'o III II J“ h-ot untlte lurm
I-r.sIIIiI Ion!» tun “LI-s site. :II It I on the
mail Human II" I ll ttttll hm. nu
smost Illlil 'IIIIIlflmuml in tlIettIIuth
own hoot lstriet tor li III-hoot Itlliitlo
i s hrs-stint inns
”Iliad m by thoootntnlttss thst thi-
IIIIIII I MIT ago sod lor twonty II It hundred
it It ' .
It I i"
l distal .ii'
I If '
”J ii! iii”
lhilmlnl booth \nrwIIlit. Atoll ”out. llltt’i.
'.A IIIIAM IIAIiIl
time: it. Moll l'l‘.
MATTHEW cutimt l"!'.
A prii ill-till District Committee.
A w.
Temperance ‘~
. ‘ Town!
pro- Prices 25c. .500. 75c. Scots nt Wood’s and
shout.
lssslsg. . . APRIL M's '
GEORGE RICHARDS.
EUGENE CAN FIELD
Add the orisiits-l moss! Wining ‘
HOYT'B best plsy,
A complete and elaborate
Production pl chd by this
company.
we nights Boston
ISO nights New York.
Prices‘zfic. 50c. 75c. Senls on sslb
st Pidsted's and Pinneo' s.
HORVIALK OPERA HOUSE.
[.mlfl'onlu. ..........._Isnsger
ThursdTy, April ISth.
ALWAYS In The LEAD
Hoyt’s
A Bunch of Keys
(03,1118 HOTEL.)
ADA BOTHHER AS TEDDY .
GREATESI‘
Comedians. Singers. Dancers. slecinlty
Artists. Uriginnlitics, Novelties sud
more entertainment to the min
etc than all others.
A REVELATION 1N LYRIG ART.
Toniliuson's.
A Holiday Attraction;
1W. HITCHEIIL. lsnsger.
”3.34" Friday. April l6th.
Special Mntlnee, hotxl Friday.
The Only Fun to C.otne The Iloyteon
Comedian,
JAMES B. MACKIE!
The origins! (irimescy Me Boy, and his big
Force Corns-d3 ( o. preostntinu
(Juntnitts more music than n t't‘tnliti opera.
The charming Soulmtlte. MISri lIlll'lSE
SANFORD not! It grant. cost. New Med}
toys. New Music. All the Intent smut"!-
ties.
Matinee Prices. We not! ‘.'.'w. Evening
crass HOUSE. soswsts
'Grimes’ Cellar Door ”
N For ”silos-It
W
Fishing Tsckle!
A most complete stock.
~¢RESCENT
' BlOYGLES,
While they last Ass to 03°.
Speak early if you want one.
W
Bulldors' Hardware ll
Full Stock.
W
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES ll
Bicycle sod General
Repairing !
-—-—s»-——-
WIRE NAILS,
I, an: Per Lb.
Fox Cycle and
Hardware Co.
No Izo WA‘HINO'I‘ON ‘1'.
Sign of the Silver Padlock.
FRANK PARKER,
Horse ShoeIng!
Adjoining
CA. Solute ns'
Stables.
In rent of Mahscketno Hotel
South Norwalk Carin
Do You Heep
LUSTRIHE?
NO. WE SELL IT!
This remark was overheard at a
leading grocer 's. Housekeeper: who
have tried it know that LUSTRI NE
is the best article on earth for house—
clraniog. If you have never used
it. try a to - cake: all grocers sell it.
Dr. F'. Schavolr,
lIII'Fll'E,
S. E. corner Washington end
Franklin Streets.
\\ «tho ‘i turn and Ntllll‘dllyf ft to n p. In.
Prices, 25c. file. “the
in the city at prices sure to
neckwenr etc.
Every customer from now until Easter will he presented with a line
imported rose bush Your choice of l'lIich llrunncr. large cherry red;
Momiuur Bonus-nos, dork Vt'IVOIy crimson; Dulce o! Edinburg, large
dc Rehan. velvety crimson; Ls France. pale
A lusting souvenir from
W. A. Benedict Go.
Clothiers end Furnishm.
vctmilion: Prince Cami!
lilac pink, extra.
lllM’ "l‘ltl'. llllllgll TI) DISEASE» Ol‘
UMEH storm
Easter Suits
and
Furnishings.
The Finest Line Ever Shown
please.
Furnishings all new. Gloves. shirts,
RuhhstStsmsl
ill sll kinds. Menuhin the Air
Cushion tsIIItsI. small
Iinpplles. Its-send Nick ”minutiae
oils. tilssl months. Heels. htcncll Dies.
Burning ll II'ds.JutIsII hosts-A; tmelt
l'sslorstogs .IIIIIIIsl butters slid till».
gnoii... W
linens
lilll Amounts lirshsms Pet
out
JOIN TITO... AIEIT.
m “‘mzllhw
OOH'T SCRATCH.
‘hsslltsmp
'IMIII l7 mhsolls l’lstss slam
ill] [inclination
«tarot l‘rsss. Inst»
5:.” for Ptitnsy I I‘tilit Mists Im-
isns. lit" Antmnsllu l’ Il‘tts-
isusrs. together with lllllss umsluvs
(Jollsssthsth v hes l ’
an”... I II it under
:2: connectlcut
painting when
oil'.
Lead handmade paint.
ways chnlks, and quickly wears
Longman & Morliuezvl’aint
covers as well, don’t chalk and
wears much longer. We’ll prove
this if you will call.
You’re Paying
25 per cent too much for your
you use While
It a!-
THE UPv'I‘OiDA’l‘Ev HOUSE.
new ammo
eds-runes.
Weproposslorthiswesksnothsr dem.
onstrstionol'thotset thstlthis store is
properly Insured when it lscsllcd "Heed-
curlers" for the oorrect.tho fashion-
side. the chic jackets, suits, skirts and
wslsts. with all the excellence possible
to put into these mum. We otter
also all the modersteuess. all the little-
ness that can possibly be put into prices.
F0 R M E N .
100 dozen men‘s fancy pemnle InutI-
deretl shirts. collars and cells, attached.
value. 89c; each 500.
"The Manhattan." in laundered and
nogllgeo eilects.lsncyhosoms and white
bodies. French and Scotch Madras. co!-
lsrs and coils sttsched and separate, or-
clusive patterns. very dainty sll’ecte. con-
sidered by good dressers the best nnd nob-
hiest shirt on the market. each 31.50.
50 dozen men’s merino. gray snd white
seine. ouch. hit).
HOSIERY
AND
UNDERWEAR.
in l dozen ludice' extra quality lino tier-
nInn hose. in block. tau» and lunch-s,
spring weight. vslnes from tine to «lac,
sticchd value per pair. 25c.
lioys' sud girls' extra stout seamless
shirts and drawers. spring weight. finish .
cons] to any dollar garment, exceptional ‘,
noanALk. CONN. sisw YORK ore-tom. “a IR¢ADWAV-
EVERYBODY TREATED ALIKE.
Lsdlss' Rosier Jscltets.
Fly front, made of black diagonal and tan ‘
covert, neatly made and trimmed, 4 98.
llssss' Spring Jackets,
Stylish fly front. made of all Wool cloth, in
too, green, cadet blue or heliotropc, velvet
collar, 3 98 to 9 oo.
children's llesier Jackets.
In navy, green or red, made to button up
to the tfcck, slashed collars, trimmed with
several rows of laucy braid, sizes 2 to I2,
7 SC to 7. so.
isdies‘ Capes.
I All wool cloth capes, 75c to S on
Silk Capes,
With whitccol'ar. l 9" 10 7 5"-
Silk “slats.
With white collar, I93 to 7 50.
" it" sIIm Weists .
All detachable collars, 25c to 3 cu.
intending
TRADE MARK.
sllcd.
(isms slums. W WI: 7°
“I, Mull mflas “0
l in 1st sssorlsd preserves. i‘u
ltsgsolis nails. ass. in
Brewster! swim I" “in “0
sods smokers. per lit. 30
EGGS! J
No need to date ours; ymI U
got the date with the
flavor. New—~lresh. $-
NO
, F
ORANGEEI o
No seeds in ours; blood ornng« U
es. Fancy if you like that
kitfil. R
moms mush sum.
sins end Inns rut-ts. can. no full
width. m at stylish charm settings.
05-99» , -
' LADIEB' PINEIBUITB.
ma slljwocl m m- checked
settings sud novelty goods. dy front sud
Eton jacket. moo. ,
LADIES' em. wooI. sons.
Covert or kerscy cloth nude in Eton
or tly front elected!» jsiihels lined with
, silk. host percsline in skirt. new fan
back. '13. 50.
stockings. sizes 6 to it). worth 25c. spe-
cinl lilo.
(it) dozen ludics’ summer ribbed rests,
high neck and short sleeves. sll perfect.
finished with pearl buttons, value. esch
19c, two for 250.
THE BOSTON
con. MAIN AND
wsu. or...
uonwrssx,
Four Easter Thoughts!
COFFEE!
Smell it and desire.
‘ Drink it
and sigh.
MORE
VEW GOODS!
For the lunch baskets.
picnics made a success ii' sand-
wich fillers come from our stor
All
Po ular Prices!
Here won as the trade of the Norvmlks. Our prices slum! nnpmv
Here you will find the lowest prices with the additional
charm of reliable groceries.
PM sweet panties. pk.
listiss poison. be.
to its yellow most.
to the rolled cuts.
7 lbs heststsrolt.
' 7 hsss horn seep.
960
Mo
lino
lll‘to
the
960
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR, Leading Grocer,
II West Washington Street. South lle-rwsllt. ct.
HELLO 38.2
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Evening Sentinel Left at Your House
Regular. .
2! fresh eggs. zliw
ll lbs hilt rim. 2th
4 IN III“ We :hu:
i!" I" issoy monitors. XIII.
494 its loom ashes. 'lh
4'.“ lbs ginger snaps.
lend S et isoss’ Fleur 63c hey; it.” ltstrsl.
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