' am stallion-house. last night.
whitey chickens. ooh. plyyfilrel’mki-
. ”the Bearded some...» willhold
,1. meeting next Wtdmsday night in the
'Wd momentum. .
, ~1’resh candy.- at Lane's. '
An unusually large winner 01 wheel~
men would town. yesterday, many of
them coming from Bridgeport. Stam-
Dglovan hlock, Washington street.
Byme' Brothers. “Eight Bolls"ooni-
bony. which opened the season at Hoyt’s
Theatre last August, will "return here
Monday, April 26.
450 in gold tree April. 29 A. H.
Boytdr Son. Every'wc. gets a ticket.
The wires tor the Norwalk Tramway
company’s 'Westport extension are
strung as far as Pest Swamp, at which
point a switch is being laid.
~47?) bicycles may be good.
867.50 gives you a Vindex.
At Knudsen's Ball, Sunday at 3:15 p.
m., prayer and testimony meeting
Bright singing and repeating. Music
lead by full orchestra. All welcome.
~Snoh crowds of planned and happy
people. Don't miss our display. Peo-
ple's Public Market, 18 North Main. E.
J. Wadhuns. ’
Howard A. Tilly has just made .
pointed an elaborate and artistic sign tor
William C. Joan. of the Washington
street bridge. _
~Asparagus, 30¢ a bunch, at Hayes
market.
friends, 0! Elm Grove placegcclebrnted
Good Friday by’liolding a "roast." ll
oonristed of some of Mr. Raymond‘s
' delicious slow and boiled eggs.
-Ponltry netting. 330 per hundred
square feet. South Norwalk Hardware
company. _--..._-
Cockeuoe Tribe. 1. 0. It. M , held a
very interesting meeting last night, and
conferred the adoption degree on two
candidates. The tribe has received new
regulia and is much pleased with it.
William Militant)! Uncut; Tribe. tilled
the pmphet's stump for George H. Roy-
mend.
—3 lbs. oi breakfast bacon (or 250. at
Kayes'msrket. m M
M. H. Glover's handsome new South
lilorwalk shoe store, in Marvin‘s block,
was opened today. in charge 0! Milton
Elwood. with Harry Bracken as unles-
rnan. both of whom are very popular in
the shoe trade. A line display of the
latest things in footwear is made. and a
genome share of patronage will on-
doubtedly drift that way.
--Lnne‘s ice cream is pure.
Clinton Commandery, Knights Tear
plat, hvld a "rectal conclave, yesterday
ulceration. in its: hall in Nurwalk. It-
was attended by delegation: from Simu-
iord. New York. Kentucky and Bridge-
port. The (More at the Temple and
Milton: were worked. alter which a
banquet wall served, 6. Fred Austin cu-
toting. There Were lntercnting speeches
by Mayor A. C. Wheeler. Attorneyd.
Bolder: Hutlbutt, l'liillillill' l). U. Kitillfl'
and Christian imam.
«Sausage, it" at, at Huym' mitt.
.wwm-..
The heath Norwallc Hardware mm-
party. at the opening of the season,
planed its order tortwenty-ilve regular
m bicycles, and pinned on them a
price of 03%. All these wheels had been
med heat your hy the. conipnny's
, outfitters. itwas found that they sold
In rapidly that curlers wold not he tilled
”aptly. 'l‘odny the company had but
one left. in an advertisement unity
the mpany mlflcllldi‘i to sell the index.
a regular null wins-1.!” lotto, which
is a out of W'-
Ayer’s
Samoan-lilo
W
’l'itore were eighffwsnderers, at the,
«hush hams. lilylli.gst;,l1ayesl raht.
, lumen ailby will spend Raster heads;
with l. J. W from Fort‘Gteea,
Brmhlyn. f ‘
V Miss Mar Stanfield will sing at a
concert in New Canaan. Easter Monday
evening. 2
An‘msdjourned meeting of the South
Norwalh Board of Councilmen will he
held Monday night at Bto'olook.‘
-—8ecarc coupons tor bicycle to be
given away tonight at the Boston store,
Norwslk. You may he the lucky one.
The Twin City Wheeltuen have or-
rangedarun to Danbury - arrow,”
they diduot go yesterday
~Meu’s anti‘boyr' golit‘ p’s. O’Brien's
Eddie Connors arrived home lroru the
west may with a line car load oi horses
for A. Bolmaus.
. -—A bicycle will bogivon away tonight
at the Boston store, Norwnllr. Secure
courier“. ..*.. ‘
Henry Tilly is engaged to ring tenor
in the Norwalk Methodist Episcopfl
church choir, Easter Sunday.
The root oi Roth & Gold hmidt’s
corset factoryis being repaint: by E.
E. Got-ham, of East Norwallr.
——Most attractive line of ’ milliuery in
town at Mn. W. H. .larvis’, Washing-
t )1! street. '
Howard A. Tilly will gender the cor-
uet solo, “The Palms," at the Normal]:
Methodist Episcopal church, tomor-
row.
-Eaater eggs, at Lane's.
Elinor M filer-”wee exercising his cell
in Norwnllt, yesterday, when it became
{actions and broke the shafts of the wa-
gou.
—Call and examine the Easter dis-
play nt Mrs. W. H. Jarvis’, Washington:
street. -
Advertising by Electricity.
'l'lu‘ plivttlldlltivu which extend in the ox-
tcrwiun u! the glaring electric light signs
nfievlrtl hy (Trial!) Hilltil’llr-vl'flllf (Thicngu
hum pcvlr llt‘l‘ll intimnml. in print of
fact, they are almost limitlcsu. 'l'nkc lvvo
tunneling firms, hunted next door to one
another, hot]: having rm mum] amount of
grit I'tllll tunncy, nnd if they are turned
loose with rlcclrio signs tin-y can make the
time. hidwusnnd tlwir tvnrcs prominent.
ior lilovhs in every tllrmliun.
Two down town lln'ntvrs urn mogul in
giving an exhibition of this lllml juat
now. hunted m-xt doortoom- another,
until is striving l0 uulshlut- the other. not
on much in lhoqunlily ui vntmtnimnollt
ufl‘rml. hut. in the height and mmilnrr oi
the hrillinnt ulgus tic-uttered over the trout.
of the buildings. 'l'lu-oldu-r tlu-ntt'r. the
one ilret in tlw lh'ltl, but! for yours exhibit-
wl umlh Hint! of lulu-rt intent-nu projecting
irom lltolmnt of the lmildlngtutt uvor tho i
sidewall: and shining forth in the night.
for n lllill' (“ll-ii and west. The m-«md
theatrical innit owned uplth dour utnl at
once urmngui (or n writ-t of sign»! on his
house which from n tlialnnm' Would haul
thonim-rtcr tuthink nlltho lights were
on our building. lllglwruml higher the
signs nmunml until now the twohuild‘
input are u tunes of light livery night.
1i one oi tin-co ndwrtiwrs still strives to
outdo lllrl rival. he might hung out n sign
ohms to the martian, and thin would force
the other man to errrt un .urm on the root
of his ell-upturn on which In plmvv u still
higher ulgu. should this ism-r lvronk out
In the Mumniv tutuple. it is him! to pro
dirt wlivrr- it Would «'Inl. linilmun mvrml
with lumudmcvul lights would is- the
proper litnll.-i'hwngo i'hrnnlrle.
lelr Mlver Wedding.
Professor Dr. l-‘rh'drit'h vun ltlumnri-h ot
Kh'l univl-rmy uml his wiio how junt cI-lv
ohmicd tiulr sllw-r wedding. the lprnwr
being over 7i ymru‘ old. "t' tvnn hit our
giml unwrlmtm' and reputation in hi» urn-v
ice for the Willllltll'll during the great.
warn of bum in ltllll. Al the claw at tlw
It'runmiiuvumn war he had vsmlilishcfl
illtuwli us friend and physician in "in
highest ltll't'li‘il. and on lien. till. lhlz'. he
mat-fled mt hlu tlilflmd with l’l‘lflfl'fll llrn~
rluttn Eilitnllotll of Hlmwiukvllnlstclll.
whose lite ho had snvmlhy ournsarntlcm,
riinlo his ruurringt- llr. van ldsnum'h. who
was made a hereditary "van" in "on.
show that he has immunity performed
more than H.000 liltfll’flllllllu. ’l'hoprincess.
his wile. in ten yearn ltia Junior. hihoin
alllll hath tn the pvt-writ (let-nun: empress
ntul tn, l'ritwu Christian, tonylnrlow at
Queen Victoria. ’
little at the “and.
Anti. J. Bowl. the loading drought oi
Shreveport. in... says: "Dr. King's New
Discovery to the onlv thing that cures
have.” .1. 1'. Campbell. enchant ct
Ballard. Aria. mm: " .glgp's new
Dlecoverzls all that“ clot for it;
imam slinsndisamneun tetanu-
satoptloa soil 1 moot
lit-.10 's
m 9%
sodooldsisnotasrwhasnl. it as
m
not out tun-an u .
"9WM'”W'W'
mthdmwmni ‘ l
mulli- In wimrmdmw
inns lived nt Kiel. whl'rtetlw olini-nl manila ‘
my mghnad it is the heat roller 1'
i work, with only lint Hundred Thon-
Ahsolutolyfnre.
e: neoprene-en
soon as b .
germinal” outlawliew York.
. reason». tantrum.
the Belmont Magnum People
sumo roasts.
Csrmi Hubbell, of Bridgeport, war in
town yesterday. .. .
E. J. Thomas, of Danbury. was in
Norwalk yesterday.
Mail carrier Henry 133m spen
Friday in New Haven. 8
Miss Daisy Diver, of Raymond .
ers’ oilice, is visiting in New York.
Mr. Whitney, of New York. is the
guest of 0. Irving Ferris, West street.
E. S. Lewis, of Newport. L. 1.. in the
guest of Ray Roland, of East avenue.
m..__
Miss Edith and Lottie Pitzer, of Stuart
avenue. are visiting relatives in Bridge-
port.
Miss Mai Jennings, oi Bonthport. is
visiting Miss Jessie Benedict, of Elm
street.
Edwin Clark, oi Elm street, wheeled
to Seaside Park and return. yesterday
afternoon.
Miss Allie Funlde, of (lienhroolr, is
visiting Mr. and Mrs. A. Avisou. 0!
Main street.
Miss Beulah .lnrvie, oi West (street, is
visiting her sister, Miss Susan Ferris
Jarvis, in Bridgeport.
Mrs. Elizabeth M. Bisrcll. oi Chicago,
is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. William
M. Betta, of Him street.
Mrs. James .lollltfe, of Westport, is
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. George B.
(in-gory. of East avenue.
Mrs Sylvester Grumman, of Sch: 0'
street, is visiting her daughter. Mn.
William Parsons. of East Brirtucpnt
lioth in Desi
t
an. unrelated, 22 South Isln sum
- uSwKiin srnuzr.
Easter . ,gnnouncementl
Oar assortment of Kid and Fabric Gloves is complete and awaits your
inspection. Nothing has been left undone to matte this display one of
the lineal this city has ever seen. We can also show you apretty stock
of Black, White and Cream Laces“ White Collars and Calls, in all the
ending styles, Ruchingr, Collarcttcs. etc.
, EDWARD STREET!
\
porous, coslt.
- Seed Sense!
is just common sense.
sense to the farmer. ‘
'l he farmer who thinks that seeds as usually cleaned and
sold "will do.” makes a big mistake.
Av the profit earning power of a piece of grass land is largc~
iv dependent upon the qfiaiity of the seed used, you should
use the best. We have it.
(2
it's mighty important part of common
Start tight, and then go ahead—this is seed sense.
Field seed, seed grain and lawn grass seed.
Buy Oats That's Clean. "
Manuel
5 Marshall Street,
(
)
./*
T. Hatch,
South llorwalit
l'mn‘ch Oilicc, Solmans’ Livery Stable.
~Atntson's PHOTOGRAPHS
lllllllilillllllll
lilllilillll
Mixture 5mm Standard of Excellence!
and fluidity oi Finieh. JACKHOX‘H Pl..h'i'l\'0'l‘YI‘B PORTRAITS are beau-
: lul null hint lurover. interiore null all on. hiturtnrnl work is specially. ,
In". JACKSON Photographer.,
.3 Wall Streak. Norwoih. Ct.
s-
Haul?" .I.Z.'gneroy and Joesph Mar, of
lliuhury. were the guests. thlill'lluj. nl
Misses Lulu M. solder: and Nina A.
Lewis.
Mr and Mrs. lleorgn 1". Waters and
“ll will spend Easter Sunday with
Comptroller Benjamin 1’. Mend. ..I New
Canaan.
Mire Carrie E. llrogory, oi School
street, will spend the Easter holidays
with her inlhcr, i‘hnrh-e ll. Gregory, nl
(,‘rnnbury.
Misses Annie Solll'ck uni Flrrtnc‘;
McDonald. of Crem‘ent Terrace, went in
Ridgellcld today. to spend Easter vvlth
relatives.
Misses (liars and Julia Beckett and
Etta and Uricc Koehler. of Bridgeport,
spent yenlcrda ith Miss Finlay (lillo
more. West avenue.»
Mr. and Mrs. A. .i. Mocha-r, of him:
avenue. are spending a low dare with
Mr. Mecher'u daughter, Mrs. ll. ll.
Hornet. in l’hilmlolphie.
(loner-a1 Front tmlt his family to Lulu--
wood, N. .l. tmlny. where they will
spend a week or tvvo. (lencral Fruit
will return Monday morning.
E. K. Banks. the popular Washington
street dry militia merchant, spent Fart
buy in New York city. returning to
death Norwnlk llllll morning.
Mr. and lira. Charles halibut-nil. oi
Bother avenue. entertained iriendr at
whist. hut ulnht. The honora were
won by Mrs. lisnbnrns.
m
Miss Agnes ltryant. ot the slate Nor3
inst schml. New Enroll. in attending her
Easter vacation with her mitts, Mr.
and Mrs. W. l“. llrynnt. oi Esstsveuue,
urn. Arthur Put-trick and tom child:
ten. of Hl'ldm‘ptll’l. spent yesterday with
Mr. and Mrs. C. hi. Lawrence. horse
attract. Mrs. Sarah linbhell accompani—
edthem home. mu! will spend a week
with them.
slenonoo
Fits Lon in Knoxville, 'l‘sna, this
and Dollars insurance. .
Be who and see that you are
properly insured by getting a policy
with
TAYLOR I Mhflflfl'.
humongous“ mm.
“mm. “
rm ‘ We
es. kale, t'ttcumlmrn, ulv.
"Toll" rattan. of the 'r....‘.“cua§;1f
GREETING.
.lohu pays the expire“, and H. .l. passes out the atoll
steal: you'll say so when you are the goods.
oils-Jr» Beef. veal. mutton, lamb. froth pork. sausages, hnmmhm-nn, salt putk,
boiled hams. t'rankiuru-rs. pressed ham. c rned heel. ctr,
blues. md. eels, thud. porch. ”ripe-d lures. to. in vegetables we uil'er new turnipa.
new cabbage, lettuce, welory. patuloy, Bermuda ("lllv'llri, parsnips. rhubarb, mouth-
ln t'ruits, we have in ”ranges. (fulitornin, novels. seed-
linga. \‘uletioins, old, tum-y lemons, hunnuns, l-ranherrn-a. ctv.
get the poultry: it you want u chicken or n pnirnf them. we‘ll pass them out every
tiny. Wu dult'l buy our stock to in»! n week. but visit New York murkutu every
day but tiuudnv. and what we tiller you is the heat and {retinal “mm m either
city.
. Ask John»
it's cheaper to buy than
\tht goods? Will. (or n starter we
in fresh li-h we have
Don't let me for
PEOPLE’S MARKET,
iii North .‘iinin Street,
E. J. WAllllAhlS. Mnnnger.
'I‘clcphoue Call, it":
FTPG and prompt delivery anywhere in either city.
NOTICE. .
To Whom It May Concern.
The umletsigncd have placed the agency for Norwnlk,
South Norwnlk null Vicinity for the celebrated Crawford
B. & DuSpecinl juvenile. B. 8: l). and World bicycles with
l". W. ROGERS, 10 Main Street, Norwulk.
BEWARE!
in putrhnsingnnv oi the nlnve cycles of any but the authorized
agents, see. that till! original lottery pumhcr has not lm-n tammmj
witlms the guarantee is withdrawn from all bicycles when the number
has been interfered with or removed.
BIGELUW lit llUWSE C0,
New Engl ind Agents, Bath)”, Mats.
$57.50! .. . . .
wm. rmwme vou A moronic.
melol lir Mir. ("w-w
1!.)
Mold that. Mum. ”59.00.
[will hurls. mallow “in: 1,) Cole: t‘mmat
Quality!
Style !
Strength 1
t'nsuneasenn nv ANY m. on
warm.
h
WE CHALLENGE COMPAN-
SUN!
5&3 Gives Every l897 Improvement
531%!» lore for the lousy Then (lea Is
. tonal tluwlm.’ . ‘
OGPTH NOMVJALK HAREWARI CO.
“Weerdec ism... SEAS ° N
‘ Y ’1 also in aceonrnllnr or‘ M A
I . . Filth: nusnfeorarozsl
You can buy Refrige-
rators at poultry wire"
profitr.’ Lawn Mow-
era! The greatest es-
sortment, in, to w n i
Raw Linseed Oil for. ‘
a few days at 33¢ per
gallon. '
l2 Pounds l0 PeanyWire llslls for
. .2 !
’ We have the best and
largest assortment
Hardware in this town
Poultry wire deliver-
ed.
um...”
yComstoclt. Watkins
&' Dow,
m WASHINGTON STREET.
E. THO
‘ souru NORWALK, or.
Successor to the&l(njte George 8. 'Bell
0
Pile Drivmg!
”.4...“
Estimnte Furnishe ,l for
Dock and Bridge
Building and
Repairing.
Foundation Pile Driven.
lllliii '1“!
6. vv. "hitherto,
Funeral Director
and Embaimer.
on Woohln on ltroot
Io. Notrtw-Ik. '
Residence, Mali-chemo Hotel
m7l
*
WANT ANYTHING t
No need to. Advertise
in the South Norwalk
Evening
Sentinel.
SOD.
A handsome brown and olive mixed
molt suit. well tailored and trimmed
at the very low price of
$7.00
.of the new world. N:
“Up-Toafliiel-Nessl’ J
Cliaractcrizes our line of ready made clothing for this acne
Our eiiorts to gather together the beat ‘
materials combined with good work.
manship, have been crown-
ed with success.
TWO SPECIALS IN SUITS.
To allconiemplu,
lug Easter purch
would commeudhln.
nation of our wares.~
department is chock:
the latest noveltiot,
found in the greatest”
have been spared to
our stores trading. ~ ..
Because we adver"
all wool suit for
$4.75, do not think we
not supply you with '
on at $10, 12, 15
Bo ’ l wool 10
suits, rom $3.50 to 10'
Children’s all Wool 811i , .
$2.50up. Top coats for ..
material, covert cloth-8.
10 and ‘15; very stylish: "
Stores Open eveninge.
Money refunded.
\vom'n MilN'l’iONlNG—Hah, Gloves
Neckwear, Shirts, Umbrellas."
Suit Cases.
Gemstock Brothers
l‘urnisher for Men and Boys.
I4 5001' ll I‘ll
So. lorwslk.
IILFORD I. III".
rwo nonwamt.
STORES. ice. aonwanx.’
. A black or blue worsted cult. oalu’
way or neck coat, a leader among
lu-aders, an “8 suit It
$lll.00
Interesting values is bicycle clothing and accessories.
Golf Stockings, Caps, Sweaters, Belts, Etc.
Our closing hour—4i o’clock.
Ilshso Items lists! lint,
Whose teeth are so
As in innocent play,
She’s driving: a team,
You can see as you pass on the cars;
DAVIS. The Tailor,
Clothier,“ Hatter and Furnisher,
sooth Ierwaik
What We See In ll. H. Glover’s
3H0: wmoow.
'l‘licre’s a little (loll girlie,
lenrly,
'l‘hey shine like bright little twinkling slurs;
There she’s standing to day, ' 7
0r ench it would seem, .
Vith reins of bright ribbon
And a gay little whip.
The "to all well in hand .
Of l. lie little maid gran ,
They’re bound on it many mile trip
Well groomed ever one,
It’s a job that’s Wei done,
It’s well worth your time to peruse;
You’ll praise our maid ihit,
And perhaps ho a air
Oi Gloverfe Up-i‘ -, Into Shoes.
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Norwalk Chronicler