Get-bin.“ ll! Betta
a number of her
_ will hold its service
J _-of the Esst avenue
night at 6:30.
was tendered to Jul-
Third avenue. last
Mich, Demorest and
music for dancing.
enjoyed. Supper was
shad, 99" lb,“ Hayes'
4 ate William Qray,
Bill,_run away in St.
Thursday afternoon.
of East avenue, ran
M running alongside
” . in stopping him on
Thewazon was wrecked.
of friends gathered
. John Cmmlish and his
‘of Mr. and Mrs. Henry
edneaday night, when a
evening was passed. '1‘.
his guests fromlltoxbury
company with music on
plu‘no. A‘bouutiful supv
, 3 by Martin Grace was
Irmt of R. Joselovsby &
erday afternoon, when a
up from Gregory Point.
the horse it drew back,
no started. oil down
,snd to Strawberry Hill,
W caught by Joseph Guyer.
’ and wagon were badly
. m.-- ..
While held in St. Paul's
‘8 pm. Easter Day. The
ll. conveyed by special car.
Mantlwm leave menu.
at 2:30 p. in. sharp; return-
H leave Mill Hill atizli'lnm.
members of the school and
unmounted to meet at the Mis-
as p. m .to arrange the how'-
3 fresh pork for 25¢, at
t. -
‘ t
presidents of the East Side, Wheth-
’ »- roof the church or not. are
the W. A. J. ‘Smith a cordial
. as ”returns tothe pastorate
. yisrs‘tooo-uetuotonlyiuislstiou oths
. disagrsewiththemin this mattel.
Illusion shoddy school, of ; not for a part of it.
. will attend the children's l
phonetics! willbetelt‘lu thlslvtyfor
mutt-min lownmutlo .. « ~ also.
Paulina-st intestinal a mu .
smivholsluokingtoraplmto .. .
ls.."Wbst kind of subculture on?!
Areweto have thsbsst‘possibls heels
in this subcutaneous back a the
old-fashioned country school. stem?
That is the question. ‘
Thereport of the special cousin ttee
is‘svery great disappointment . me.
While I personally respect each went
brrofthe eommitte. I most
If
the school is intended to favor the peo-
ple of Graniterille. then it shod d be
placed in Graniteville center and
for enough away to‘ save lthose
children their long walk will are
alleged to walk so far to schooli _ To
place it so near the old school; and then
require the children south of l ‘arz-l
street to up there to help fill it, is 1 most
outrageous imposition on everyl child
south of Cedar street. who is {mum to
attend that school. ‘
The fact that a number of the 1 ti is
of Graniteville are willing to send their
children to an inferior school for the
sake of having it close at hand. tannot
justify this community in injuring _ those
other people who went the very be t ad-
vantages for their children. To build
the school for the accommodation f the
children of Graniteville is our pllopoei
tion; to force into it a lt‘of other lchild-
rcn w are already better ’providlzd for
is o to a dillerent utter, and I ht pa the
sense of justice of this community is
strong enough to defeat the measure.
The reposition they not even have
the excuse that it settles the lschtol
question. for it does not. Every inaction
of the town needs more school acclbnnno.
dstion. A central school of larqle size
would help evn'y section at ouch. and
not only that, it would give to cvtlry sec-
tion the some grade of instructionl as to
every other. and that the best theta is in
the town: This is the only pmplsition
that is just to all. It gives m the child-
rcn of the poorest man the sauce grade
of instruction that the richest receives.
When any section of the totvu. far
enough away to make it a hardship for
the children to attend the central lichool,
has children enough in its own l tion
to support a school of its own, it trill be
timeto build a school there. llvlt now
we should build for the whole town. and
Respectfully, ‘
LEWIH ll. Nlasn.
oven lllETith Ellie ”no. Tillers.
llssettel by Her limbs“ a 0m lls|m Ids
Bracelet a TM Charge.
Chief of Police Bradley toulk Mrs
Charles Pardee and her eighteenhlonths
old baby to the Norwalk alnlshrlnse
gia'cause they had “novisiblc mtlaus of
support."
Mrs. l’ardeo, whose maiden name was
lilies Julia Bly, became llCllnalllNlil with
her husband. who is a painter. in few
years ago. and they were smn mlarried.
.All went well for awhile. but in late
years Purdue, it is said. Contributed very
little to his wife's support, and he has
_ ”Avenue Methodist Episcopal
In the fourth years. He will he-
11' from the “The Kill-(ill
,, The evening exercises will
. Wt 01W. tinder the able
of Hrs. Enroll Bowen, will
sing metal beautiful pieces.
m classes will recite in
Wan address by the pan.
w . 'qtutMtte will slap. in
hell annotate will be render-
mm will he flies lrene
flip Addie Eaton. Miss Illa
m Ayers. The cantata
' «Pilgrim's: Progress. and
g. our promises tobathe
_ Easter service over ren-
Wnt Easter display»
your. Tlttusof (insistent
. 1'. Mil. The w. it.
. an“. Davis are «noisily
their amusement with
and the latest in spring
' . . . . sad mats’ tarnish
, windows eta. nut-e
1m ,& horticulture
Install stars are also
“Mauls-my.
Nib the line at dress
was taunt-mo morning at loam!
'm popular quartctte Winicflllilt to Norwalk, having lval'tlld that
WW selections l" ”'ther husband was in that city. linden,
't if “V0 W“ The first. 1”" ; he is said to have left town and alone in
”m b9 “”0” l0 "“3 Chlld' New York. Mrs. l’ardee went jtu the
’ mama. beautiful Easter,
m Carrie Carpenter. mmklmmluu exsaperated he drew l clasp
. um"
been arrested several times felt nou-
sapport. The wife's parents coulld not
{care for their daughtera at thcill' homo
sin Bridgeport, and on Thursday that she
fhowcver. heard of his wife's villit, and
residence of hire. Charles Taulltor, in
lMaia street, whore she was calm! for
funtil taken to the ullnshotnlc. until alto
. recovers from an appmachlng mi east.
5 Om: s Knife sad lieslsltl Winn littlest“.
. Patrick Glynn. a mason outpltllved by
ltmntractor Kennedy. was lutulsioated
1 about the depot. yesterday. and ti nam~
her of boys begun to plague lulu . lio-
lltlllfe. and started after them. Housto-
§mu Charles Lynch intertorrod led at-
fumptua to arrest Glynn. he llsisted.
gand Edward Harris and John 0 how,
aluployees at the depot. went to the
officer's assistance. Harris to k the
knife away from Glynn. but he would
notpopssoeably. and lit. Lynn was
obltahed to use his club. cattluu l latte a
«this (llynu'sheatl. llt- wasl dually
landed in the bishop. and this 1 lattice
mamdlsefurs Judge Frost. e was
tuned entity of intoxication and tied to
«am.
Millim- :
Willem hurt and family have return
ed been from s visiitvltb Dc no it.
out-m teatime swam. l
mmhhtmla milepost
thatch theme. iise't . < .. at
out. touhlsilstl are when: preset-
lusitr multinational. natal . "A
M4 View. at tlhrlst's
mt“ WWI.“ ”a ”t ‘0
mammmmnlml item
ammwsuhiwgat
w ' is.“
1mm o
m ‘
“at “at ”l rich»
” . 83”" Will. .
Aim at W Md ht leader.
”vii l9. eliminator“.
A meeting has btsa called at the
allies of Taylor Jr Golding‘ for Monday
«suing, April 19. tor the purpose of or-
ganizing a Board of Trsde. . .
This meeting is most opportune, as
some such WWII is essential to
the business development which is an-
ticipsted. Several msuufsottitiug eon-
oerus of the most desirable character de-
sire tolocate here, and need only reason-
able encouragement to do so.
A Board of Trade is a most beneficia
organization at all times, and will be
specially so here just now.
$75"? 1"“Bf‘i‘fii7i‘rfi'k
Ionday, April i9.
GRAND MATI NEE.
Commencing at a P. M.
SO-USAll
And His Unrivalled .
Band! ‘
Tenth Triumphs] Tour,
2|,ooo M‘iles.
Ocean to Ocean.
Gulf to Gulf.
ELIZABETH NORTHROP.
Primal Donna Soprano.
MARTINA JOlthé'l'UNl'I, Violiniate.
Ali'l‘i-ll'll l’llYillt, Trombone.
FRANZ HELL. li'leuueihorn.
Prices. 50c, 7.1.3. St. Solo opens Thursday
15th, at l’lnlaietl'a and‘l’ltttleu-n.
H dv-r 's‘r H E‘A‘Th‘z
Friday, Ipril 29.
The Young; American Actress.
Rosabel
Morrison
Supported by Edward Eisner. presenting
CARMEN
The Play ofthe Hour!
Splundlidly Ctlsl' Ilsantifnlly Mounted:
Correctly Costume-ti.
Prices L’fur. Title. 23c,
seats tit l’lniatmi's and l‘innvo‘s.
STAGE MANAGER'S BENEFIT
NORWALK OPERA HOUSE.
F.W.IHTCHELL 31W"-
Onc Night Only.
Friday. April 23.
The Famous Play,
"The Burglar
lllllxlgltt'i in New York at the Martians
Square 'l'lwnt re.
)lll. Al'iil'S’l'l'S THOMAS
Four Act ('olnmly llt'ntnn from the stir-y of
EDITHA’S BURGLAR.
iiy .‘ll's. From-m limluwn Burnett. Direc-
lion of A. Q. ficamnlon. '
l’t int-u Him and rm. Seats on sale at \i‘ued',‘
and Terminator: 5 drug ”ton-s.
oaansnc TEAS '
For the Amusement Fund of the
central Club.
.\ i'lill. 'Jlst. t p.m..".\s Htratmers."l.ork
woml'a ”all. Norwalk.
Al'llll. will, at p. tn., "Mind f'nrr,“ Loch.
woml'n llnll.
Mai i“ .‘nlu. -l p.’ m.. "The i'mnpany's llllrl.
lmnda." Lockwood” ”all.
'l'l-n will he served after each day. and is
included in the price of lillm nnlull.
t‘onrse'l‘ivkela bl II". For solo at l’laln-
iuil'e. South Norwalk. and l'inneo'n and
tllmnlenninu‘w. Norwalk. nH lw
We invite you
come and see
0 U R
WALL
PAPER”!
Let us give you '
an estimate of
cost ofpaiutiag
or papering
your house.
Psiatsrs'
Supplies.
ll‘llttl'
.‘tfl'hl's
It!
loyalties.
Hotel-st.
Pastures Framed
To Order.
DIOWIIR.
Solo of ,re. tervt d
nausea
sorts, ,
Handsome clothehsndsome styles.
A coming together of all thel‘moat
fashionable thoughts and creations in
new Spring garments—genteel char-
aetetlsllcs. Splendid sssorlmeuls to
choose from.
The big Sull department is fairly
brilliant with specially collected beau-
ties for Easter—imported Ideas of
homemade prices. There's a de'
llghtful harmony bcl'vcen what fashion
says Is correct and the becoming-
ness when they are on~dlfferenl ef—
fects for differently complexioned
people. Style without harshness.
- \‘le, fit our garments so perfectly
that they seem to be cut and made
to order—~35 though you were made
for each other.
~—___. I.
CHILDREN'S GARMENTS A
showing of handsome little Reelets.
Dresses, Bonnets and Hats that is
superb. As choice in their Illileness
as big ones are in their greatness;
and as reasonable in cost. Priess
are almost as various as the variety.
lowest to highest.
Everything that is pretty is not
high-priced howev::.. There's any
quantity of handsomely made and
beautiful styles that are extremely
low; any number of things that are
cheaper than you can possibly buy
TRlSTRAM a. HYATT; ‘
U‘
a
Statue of Liberty
Carved From . . . _
Soap! . .. . . . J ' .
An exhibition of sculpture well worth seeing in our west window. From a
huge block of soap a sculptor is shaping a model of the Statue of Liberty.
inside the store we are having a special sale of soap manufactured by
the Deland 3: Gilbert Co,and warranted by them to be as fine as any
soap made. For this sale we are offering the Cast le,‘ two cakes for so,
and the celebrated Blue Bow Soap 3 cakes for roc.
Shirt Waists!
We have now on exhibition our cntxrc newline of ShirtWaists, including
all the very latest styles, and in all qualities ranging in price from 50c t)
8400
Norwalk, Connecticut
Gazette B’l'd’g.
.he material and have them made.
The high-priced goods are for those
who always pay the highest arises for
everything.
MEN'S EASTER NECKWEA
Imperial 4-ln Hands, in light an.
dark colors. Puffs. in light and dark
colors. Also a fine line of new olaid
effects for men of qnéer msles.
String Ties and Bows in very large
variety. both light and dark colors;
all the diflercnt sorts in all the graded
prices.
If you should happen to want to
make a Shopping Bag we can furnish
tile. new style of fence-lop for 25
new styles for Easterfile.
TRISTRAM a. HYATT,
98 Washingtoh Street,
._.. .4: 1
So. Norwalk
REMOVAL SALE!
F hiding our present store inadequate to our increasing growth of business, we have
decided to move to the store formerly known as the Boston Store, No. 83 Washington
street, South Norwalk. From this time until May 1, 1807, we shall oil'cr 10.pcr cent
discount for cash on all goods lexccpt carpets and furniture and Thompson's and R. &
‘G. corsets l Stock must be. closed out. Look for bargains. Invoice ol'nevv carpets at
cents. 0! higher if you want to Pay ’ cduccd prices at our Norwalk store. Call and examine same.
it.
LEATHER GOODS—for Easter sawasmnerou ’ ctuaaurnoma
gifts. T has: things have taken on a 37.2551, I rsortwauc.
very chzice look for the past few days ; Scum "crud“ cs , ' . ‘ corset
There's . ' ' . '
always an approptlaiemss in a gift
made from this stock.
Ewe'a‘ding arid society“
r
name for -' The
Engraving}
Register your
American (baa-WV snd you'll be
making yeaseclf a present—twelve
presents. You wll receive it for‘
twelve months. FREE.
THE D. M. READ CO.
lee.
\
values than over before.
of the year.
i yard ya: all wool sergev. 36 inches wide
I yard 29c cashmere. 36 inches wide for
5 yards skirt lining for
2 yards best sllesis for
5 yards (to apron gingham for
4 yards 7c unbleached muslin im-
4 yards 6c utilise. all colors and kind: for
t I 3 yards no dress gingham for
5 yards 5c domet llamnl for
I yards u we yard \vlue parallel for
i ran! sac table damask for
I m yards lycltuey ligated detain lur
l yard are lidsnlnwa llauacl for
want at Dry Goods.
ammonia. stem.
a!
Don’t for clear new address.
l90.
The Sentinel can now offer inducements to parties desiring engraved wed-
ding invitations, announcements, calling cards, etc., of a specially advan-
tageous character. Thehiqhest grade of work at prices but a very little
in advance of printing. We shall be pleased to show samples and give
prices.
. l90.
~_——_——. —.
l90.
YOUR OPPORTUNlTY.
The South Norwalk Boston Store
HAS MOVED TO "8 WASHINGTON SIREET.
for
i yard fancy figured soc black brilliantmes for
DOMESTIO‘.
”The tooth Norwalk Boston More.
Their Easter grueling is a 19:38th in which phenomenal values will be given. In out
new store we have the advantage of having the host ventilated and best lighted store in
town, and as we are devoting all our energies direct to dry goods we shall give better
During the lllc Sale on Saturday and Monday we shall sell at one-third their value
some lots of Kitchen Ware that we had left from our old store.
Dates 0000:.
This Muck, above all others, you are naturally interested in this time
We have the stock that will interest you.
s yards children’s taco! plaids, double fold for
t vard camel hair effects. 40 inches wide for
HOSIERV.
l pair gems' 25C suspenders for w;
l geats' black or fancy colored tie for Wu
loc . lidl's ‘ \" . " " " " we
Inc a pair gcnls' tan or mixed hose for mg
'5‘: 1 pair ladlcs' fast ' lack hotel for . we
lot: I pair ladles' extra fine quality fast Ulack hose for w,
“‘jc a pair children's , st black hose for ' ‘ . W,
WC I pair clllldr 'slast black hose, 13c qll’illl)’ for ..,.;
lot I infant's ril rd vest for we
‘ i boy's outing flannel waist for ,9;
” NOTIONI.
‘95 5 ladies fancy or plain hamstllclacd llitlltll.Cl’Clllclli ll r ml;
'9“ z lallltlb' while laundered collars for W,
")° to cards fast black darnlug cotton. tut;
'9“ l ladles' whitt- lawn apron for , ,9._
'9“ 3 tpools ul loo yard black or coined sewing edit for ll},
“"7 3 aptltllli ml White or colored crochet cotton for .91;
'9“ l pair ul scissors for My;
“)0 $68le oi toilet soap for we
too shells of toilet paper for toc. 1 pipes of tellu paper u...
Don’t forget to look at our Milllnory Display. Don‘t
forget the 0 using out of Kitchen Department, and don’t forget to call on as vibeu in
M Vellum Strut.
Norwalk Chronicler