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History of the» Town of
Nor-walk.
the! "The Historyo! the
,"a book is now in
, H this paper. The work,
W, will contain on his-
. ofthe town of Norwalk
lightning, with special refer-
Wetsuits of more recent years
of today, also. will be fully
W illustrated: its govern-
, public buildings; its institu-
Alarmed interests and its promi-
. erything which consti-
mild [actor will be found
it covers. The work is under-
a‘corpaot writers well equip
tho service, who guarantee that
out care will be used to insure
kill“ and accuracy.
answer to inquines on the subject
. l wishes to state where it is
”illustrate biographical topics
Sully than had 1) en provided for.
of the extra illustration must be
by those interested in the sub-
m Beyond such charge and
copies of the book, there will be
no (spouse to anyone.
mwfll be a handsome quarto
, he produced with the best of ii-
’ us. paper. press work and bind-
lto expense will be spared to
creditable exposition of all the
interests of this community, a
material of The Sentinel. and a
thiamine book tor every library.
private.
“I to (urther state that The
‘ "History of the Town of
' has no connection with any
well publication now being
ill Fairilald county.
:3 .
, __ “0 Nations Light and Air.
7*” u the grand uprising of
to protect the Christians of
" I , . . complains that the pm
We! tron: any participation
”Ml; that their wish weighs
- He says:
inshore- III inle that in um
when all along. under the
fiscaoert ct Borers. power
' have been the monopoly of
m >-' audthoirorganawhilo
, love been shut out. Give us
I” light and air."
5 he cry or the nations today.
at oriental despotism ot
fills are hard to break. almost
”0.1! though they are In
. ct freedom it is the poo-
, Wm president «cabinet.
[More iaatleaudluteraatioual
‘ hashdlrectly the people
their rulers. The aelaahneaa
. cowardice at politicians
liliad thorn to the lat"!
of sensual and interns-
! Gladstone says wall.
a lumps are in various
“ mm. but! do not be:
.mtha useswhoseiudg
min-thus list
Iamadbroadaud
,Iann. mos-same
memo-tropism
*“flmmit
' lasthantllyemtraunow. Thswerld
. immunity 1mm early change. "
_ person ought to be allowed to own.
m Ermine bruit-robs and
limitation mm
mptedmlutiouwssfltrhertilpcnorr.
lice thmhastaaeiauiiflo mas any»
“me maunerby the learnedwilllis
asle accepted as evolutim in
waves
The general sentiment of the country
on the tori! question was expressed in
the resolution passed by almost unani-
mous vote or the New York chamber of
commerce. askiugthat the pending bill
be carefully revised “to the end that a
system of thrill taxation may be adopted
that shall be reasonably permanent. and
that‘sbull insure to the business inter-
ests of the country a certain measure of
In June Professor Andree will once
more cover his old truck from‘StockholnI
to Spitsbergen and attempt to take his
flight across the sea to the north poleby
balloon. He takes supplies enough to
last him four months, ' although he
thinks a fair wind would blow him to
the pole in two days. Dogs, aledges and
a boat will be included iuAndree's out
fit.
Fifty years ago a man worth 8100.000
was a very rich man. Now one, worth
$1,000.000 is comparatively poor. Thus
have the nation’s ideas enlarged in the
matter of wealth and luxury. All the
same, $1,000,000 is us much as any one
That tired feeling which naturally
comes over an individual at the approach
of spring has been considerably height-
ened this year by the balloting for
United States senator in the Kentucky
legislature.
First. the powers ordered King George
to withdraw his troops from Crete. He
would not do it. Then they asked him
if he wouldn’t withdraw them at least
from Thessaly, and once more he
wouldn't.
There are 180 correspondents of for-
cigu newspapers new at Athens, and
still nothing awful has as yet happened
to the Greek capital.
Brace up and be joyful.
here
Spring is
SCHMER
leads the List attire
mghost- Grade Pianos.
'7.\T"I'l0.\'. ~—Thc buying IIlIlic willplease not
confound the SOllM ll, Piano with one 01 a
similar mur'niim‘!3 name at a cheap grade.
Our name ape
\l-W Ytlllli WAREWIOIR. ”9-151 II. Hill Ht
lAt‘ 'l'DRlEb, cor Third Av. kl thSt, N Y
and Astoria. 1.. l ‘Srndflxtll
Lace Curtains
lwcry appliance for finishing,
Curtains at short notice and as ’
perfect] y as when new.
Connecticut 3
Laundry!
Havllaud Street. Sauthlorwalt.
Drop use Portal and we will send for them
and return without extra charge.
swims ”skis.
Horse Shceing!
Adjoining
A. riolmana'
stables.
in rear of Iahaekerno Hotel
tooth Nor-walk Donn
Do You lies
L STRIIE?
NO. WI .ILL IT!
This remark was overheard at a
leading 3 men's. Housekeeper: who
have tried it know that LUST!!! N8
is the but article on earth [or been»
cleaning. it you have never used
it. try a re: cake; all grocers sell it.
NDTlDI: City Taxes.
Thain yen ot the (lit at flouth Nor.
walk tat the Melisa;
ot aislIIIl dollardaid on the“ cl
aondt
we em ..
attest. Malt att retool also idol?
radio; allfl‘nrmsslsias us as
lll'l‘miitid.
“fiffiumm eith- stile“
ill ”it!" III.
M“
II I. It
31%”!
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T "it'll???" . .urIl'I til: _
t w to up wa. m
I fiewfiLVMa-l “ratep-
Wriicyrlssxha aprghg’ W'Ioir Him:
isle, “3'3” lie gib— Will” ‘oa’hlartt‘m
arm-c." Ween.
LIVER BIDS" m» M Yul.
School “Meeting!
The legal voters of the “South Norwalk
Union School District are hereby untitled
and warned that a special meeting of
said district will he held at the Franklin
street school-house on Tuesday. April
filth, 1M, stB o'clock p. m., for the pur’
pose of hearing the following report of
the special committee, appointed to select
suite for a new school buildiuc, and it
thought advisable, to tlx upon the site
therein recommended:
Gentlemen. —-\'our committaemrmolulmlu‘ at
ameetln oi the voters 0' the it I Norwnlk
reboot D rtI ict. entire eveninn at February 2".
rm, to select a alto {or a sch oi building. and
{o recogmelnélds'uchtgllp toe subsequent meet-
otr 0 ml! or a purpose
On March 8th. a notice was printed in the
Sentinel. rvquesilng all ersons interested in
the selection oi a one arm near hetero the
committee, in the I‘m kiln school buildivu
on the evening or March 9th, to hear their
views in reerence to the hIcatinh oi a site.
The member.- of the committee were all pres-
ent. w iilh Ihe excursion oi EI-Mnyor w.
'iho meetin was well attended. a d
a number of gent omen woke in favor of
givingthe site to Granitevlllo. but no one for
any other site.
The commrtleminiimlnll part-I o! the city.
looking for unavailable I-lto. giving III! lace»
aluminium! conscientious Innsiderato on in
connection with its desirability and white the
wa‘gts «{i thegreotoat hum er ct children were
er on
home of the merely re 0! the committee
visited Bridgeport Dani» ry and fitnmlnnl
and in each 0! the nine 5 mm ed. it was l'onod
that school house» Ivor» erected nearest the
greatest nun her of children. even in some
cases on the edge at the City
Asvh a this the Opinion 01 y: or committee.
and bile ed up by tho luroglinlr lnets this
«omruitleeims no hesitation in reIImIIm-nd
ins the lot oi far and bounded byl-imwuml
avenIIcIIuIlCc rI-trcet: Wt tact onthe torm-
- or. and Ienlmmr the latter. :II loci. on the
webtliue, and In last on the s» IIlh line. as
the must «lenliuble at M ground in the South
Nnrwnlk School Dietrirt for It school build-
ing at the prescnt tune
it Iaumlerntoml by the committee that this.
other :m be purchnsed inr tw-omy a x hon trod
Iluilurwlt.’ «00!.
lLHl ROWAN.
LE5“ E SMITH.
Datellhlheuth Nurwnlk. April Iuth no.7.
A. BLAVt' NARI)
!()H.\' ll. Hill! l'
MATT" E“ ( ()llill‘.”‘.[‘l
April 10-20 Distritt Committee.
“Everythingtrcur aneedletoansnchor”
Ready
PAINT ..,..
$i Per Gallon l-
Fishing Tackle!
A most complete stock.
CRESCENT
BICYCLES,
While they last 815 to 83°.
Speak early if you want one.
W
Buildero’ Hardwayo ll
Full Stock.
M...“
rrrcinlca‘r surmrsu
M“
Bicycle and General
Repairing!
.————...m
WIRE NAILS, .
230 Per Lb.
Fox Cycle and
Hardware Co.
No no WACHINOTON '1'.
Sign of the Silver l’adlcck.
Dr. F. Schavolr,
own B.
S. E. Corner Washington and
Franklin Streets.
Wednesday» and Newman Hi) 5 p. In.
l’ilAll'l'lCE LIMITED TU DISEASES OF
vom anime
Easter
Suits.
lecl; pcricct tilting.
ted plants. outlawing elm
W Lott
II e3:
H :g
It 4 '
dwarf bonded more
out the roots
VI. A. BENEDICT C
Anna dellolsbaoh—ros
l'riuoe Usurillwauper crimson.
Mrs. John being-act's lilacreae.
Assorted rose bushes. comprising the laruoualleuaral .laoqne.
initial. Magus Charts. Indium- Planner. and other hardy
THE FINEST LINE EVER
SHOWN IN THE CITY.
A line oi urges, in blue, browo, gray and black.
We would call especial attention; neat and gen.
Complete Line of Furnishings!!!
SOUVENIRS.
The distribution of rose bushes as Easter Heaven!" has been such It success that
we have procured more and Saturday will present to customers a variety of im-
pink
in order to obtain best results with these rules. plant them very deep. so that
graft is tho-e inches or more under ground. Plant in moist location. and do not
Gloom-ca and Form-hora.
South Not-walk.
You’re Paying
25 per cent too much for your
painting when you use White
Lead “'lIand-made paint.
ways chalks, and quickly wears
off. Lougman & Martinez Paint
covers as well, don’t chalk and
It Ill-
wears much longer. We’ll prove
C
mmmmmnw
time. Oils... AM! rush?
this it‘ you will call.
SOUTH NORWALK HARDWARE 0°.
IOU?” ”Alt! ”KNIT.
‘ aileron can.
souwau’r, cons.
_ nu ,
Connecticut’s Greatest storm
EASTER 8 LE
A complete and interesting collection of high-
class merchandise at popular prices. Prices that
teach a practical lesson in economy and demonstrate
more clearly and fully that first-class dry goods can
be bought at aiirst-class reliable store at reasonable
prices.
it'll!”
New Dress Goods and Trimmings.
The Stylish Jackets. Suits and Skirts.
Novelties in Ieu’ s and Women’ 5 Neck-
wear.
Ledies’ Bolts, Perfumery, Etc.
Covert jackets. $2.49.
NEW GLOVES. EASTER nscswssn. ,
50 dozen men’s all silk scarts,in techs , Black broadcloth jackets, fl 98.
Ba earl and avoid the rush of Saturv I
day “’th ’ 4- -iu- hands,tilmperials and band bows,! 01., diagonal made with fly front,
:30 a”? ladies kid 31°15”. gmmmn‘ v Ladies silkveu’nd sgtizdcstockneck scaris $51, 50
In ea, 0 am e, w ‘
b“ l with 11::ch :3" ii! (1 ‘ eke made In scotch plaids. fancies and plain! miflfigg’WMMjm' all fancy
colors. very new and stylish, each, 500. .
100 dozen boys’ and misses'Windsors, in} Children 5130“". 3 l0 5 ”l”- ted
hemetitched ends. made extra long. and Will navy, 08c
best quality silks. plain and fancy.’ Children’s jackets, 4 tolB years. tans
worth 39c. special value. 25c ionly, 81.50.
“Ladiesdlenther belts someone. olivesH Childrene jackets 4 “up ,9.” fan.
s.m es, greens an owns, with '
bagsto match. each 25c. gadgiblddfufl 531:; ‘ooyerts, a", and
390 an ounce, bottles free. VISIT OUIEACISII'EEIAB'ISPTCLOAK DE EN mies' suits made of m wool, chock
VEILINGS' and inspect the finest display of springiflkinaargh covert bd bl an ,Iltli'
The largest assortment, best styles. jackets and capes, ludies’ and IIIIsses' I e navy "‘n a serge on "
highest grades and lowest _prices, 50 suits and separate skirts, lndies' bicycle
styles, all new at per yurd.2 :nits and separate skirts ever shown in
‘ounecticut
everypair fully warranted and worth
not less than 81. 2.5, exceptionally big
value, per pair. 0!.
EASTER PERFUMES.
From the laboratories o! W. H. Brown
&. Bro, Baltimore; they are turned
throughout the country, all odors in bulk
Missee’ suits, sizes 14 to 18, in combi-
nation, plain and checks. broadcloth,
BICYCLE SUITS. etsime serges, etc 35 98 to $13 50.
Black cloth capes, full swce , 81. 25. ' '
Separate bicycle skirt, in inns and Black brocaded silk capesp trimmé d’ M“ l'vvhipcord suits, in 91d" green,
greys. Si 98. with ribbon, jet and lace. silk lined. ‘ 7.5 .lined wit ‘ silk. 3"
Frouvilic bicycle suit. This Is a pat Black {aille silk copes. with cluifon IINFANTS’
cut suit, bloomers and skirt combined collar, wattcau buck, only.57:'
making a sensible and modest dress for Black5o grenadine capes, chitiun col Long eassimere coats, 9%.
the wheel tans and greys.” 98 lar, 84.50 ! Long henrietta costs, $1 25 to 33. 75
With every 25c purchase at our store, this week, you receive a coupon which entitles you to a chance on
a lady's or gentleman's bicycle to be drawn Easter Saturday night, April Iyih, at to o'clock.
WHITE SPRING CLOAKB
The NorvIaIk BOSton Store,
COR. IAIN AND WALL STREETS, NORWALN, CT,
Four Easter Thoughts!
E005! J COFFEE!
No need to date ours; 3"" U Smell it and desire. Drink it
get the date with the nd . h
flavor. New—fresh. i a ”g '
NO MORE
F
CHANGES! 0 NEW GOODS!
N6 seeds in ours; blood oraug- U 101'_ the lunch baskets. All
cs. Fancy if you like that picnics made a success it‘saud.
kind. R wrch fillers come from our stor
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR, Leading Grocer,
u West Washington Street. South levwalt. 0t.
HELLO 38-2
lF vou who ALL III: news
”All! Till
Evening Sentinel Left at Your House
. . . . Regular. . .
W
Five Great Features for Easter Week!
.... «WM—m...
null country lags. lie doses. at let ale.
8m" auger Cored Ham. is Me ”and.
Sugar tiered shoulders. as sound.
Finest llgln Creamery letter. are panel. 0 male tar ti. at
last Iraaulates Sugar. It needs for $0.00.
FREE! 1 0n Easter Saturday 1 FREE!
A beaulllul Panorama Easter Egg will be given away FREL to all purchasers of groceries amounting to
ti on [sugar saccpted.l 'Duu' i forget to oil! and see our grand Hatter Display in window.
NEW YORK onoczuv co.
Donavon lulldlwg. tooth Namath.
I U U I O I C U
0. II. .7 “Al. DYIIIV. “DIWALI.
Norwalk Chronicler