ends toes lobe men'-
rrlflmmntnrfi p est-
l rain. Tomorrow Ii
my cloudy and ellchtly
of the thermometer for
.‘ "renew
Almanac V for Tomorrow
Insets ! Wilde | Lowtldo
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ncl’o fllatory of the Town of
' Norwalk.
the one of “The History of the
Walk," a book is now in
, by this paper. The work,
bliahed, will contain an but
ntof the town of Norwalk
, :1 uiug, with special refer
the events of more recent years.
of today, also, will be fully
and illustrated; its govern-
]nlblic buildings; its institu-
varled interests and its promi-
verytbing which consti-
Illantlal factor will to found
it! come. The Work is under-
“ nib-prof writers well equip
the device, who guarantee that
- ,oare will housed to insure
; « I] and accuracy.
answer to inquiries on the subject
Wool wishes to state where it it-
” ”illustrate biographical topics
fully than had been provided for
oi the extra illustration must be
lorby those interested in the sub-
m Beyond Inch charge and
l in copies of the book, there will be
. .«y no expense to anyone.
" , bookwill be a handsome quarto
‘ Hill] he produced with the best of il-
ill. paper, press work and bind-
‘noicxpeuse will be spared lt
‘ , it htcmditnble exposition of all thu
' lather“ of this community, a
”memorial of The Sentinel. and a
reference book (or every library.
. not! private.
‘ “into further state that Thu
‘ ,, 'I “History of the Town 0'
" has no connection with any
historical publication now beinp
. lit Fairlield county.
reenter. the can u! a butcher in
M, Gennany. is 4 years old.
in the moot illustrious one: of infant
: , m unmet-d. Bineehowuez
old. and without ever having been
or been taught, he bullioen
lb Md and nmlmtnud everything
m at print that came bolero
, ‘ 80 reads with delight historian
'. lesol allitiudsand can re-
‘ mrsiely and repeat every
' , detail. underutauding what he
Site was to imbibe it with in.
bit. It may he added that be
music as much as he loves litera-
, It Otto one of the coming Ml
- Town-mu. a Hitcher. ms-
tillltmuk lutheeyehyaohipot
limeluedimheddsdinthseye-
Wmmditmldbeassn
' ~ meant. and Townesnd was
lecationot ihostoelchipwas
Etienne was once Inns
tub-atomic Apcwse
waiplaeed close to Town-
copuwutultbstltoouldsta
the of mi inbound
' tha the steel wm
ltwumtltobeuwm
:flwillmtohalinsstslin
infielder-immune»
oneness- helium
”unrivaled in beauty, with Mtymonn-
tslnrtertils valley and plain re»
curring to break the monotony. liar
people are unique. The very moonshine
whisky makers of her mountains have
a character of their own.
Nashville is noted tor its beautilul.
the. Here the exposition buildings are
clustered. Teunmeans had their
show in mind long enough beforehand
. tomakea real landscape ganlcn of the
grounds surrounding the buildings. A
groovy tar! as thick and green soil it
had taken a century to grow carpets the
', earth. ltis jeweledwithbrilliautdower
beds and chatted with trees. Two artiil~
cial lakes have been constructed. and
there are vine covered others which are
real harbors of rest for the trot-ore vis-
itors. ‘ p
. If any‘ departments might be said to
be more interesting than others, we
should say those of history and historical
relics antldller one devoted to the chil-
dren's exhibit would draw more visitors
than the rest, complete as all are. His-
toric relics from Indian times and from
the civil war will be found in profusion.
The children of Tenneseee are them-
selves responsible for their show.
Among the attractions they have pro—
parcd are n tower‘with bell chimes and
a deer park. It will likewise be in-
etructire to compare the negro deport-
meut with that at the‘ Atlanta exposi-
tion. ,
And in any case, great success to the
Tenncesze centennial exhibition!
' Insurance Against. ldlcnesa.
Switzerland has given other countries
many a valuable political and economic
lesson. The government of the brave
little republic has recently undertaken
in the spirit of scientific impartiality an
investigation of the reason for lack of
employment among workingmen. That
finished, the investigators will take up
the problem of either keeping men at
work the year round or of at least less-
ening the evils that result from invol-
untary idleness.
It was in Switzerland that the plan of
insuring workiugmen against idleness
was resorted to. The ‘echeme has met
with more or less mecca—success where
the system was left voluntary. failure
where it was made compulsory on the
workingmen.
In Bern the insurance system has been
most flute-useful. There every workman
was taxed 77 cents a month dues to add
to the insurance fund. The city govern-
ment pnid in addition asum not exceed-
ing $965 a your. The plan Went into
operation in April. 1893. Contributions
are mode by benevolent individuals to
the fund. Only during the three winter
months is relief uilorded. If a man rev
fuse»; to work, he gets no insurance.
Neither does be when he is out of work
because of his own fnnlt. The system
has been of great assistance to honest
men who are idle for lack of Work.
Old as the world is it has only been
lately that the real composition of the
clouds has become certainly known.
They could not have been mere vapor,
else they would have dried up and van-
iahcd like etmm. That was plain. it
was left for an Englishman. Mr. John
Milton, to finally find by experiment
what atmospheric cloud» really are.
They are formed by particles of moisture
gathering around iniiuitceimully small
dust particles in the atmoupbere. Cloud“.
therefore, can exist no higher than dust
particles; can rise. The collection of
moisture upon the «lust «installs at «litter.
cut degrees of bent and cold in connec-
tion with the ever changing clients at
light canines the iiplcndid variety in the
coloring ul cicada. When u bright nun
Rhinos dinotly upon clouda, it drieu up
the moisture and dispelu them.
Senator Allen, Populist. of Nebraska
vows he would like to “grind into in-
iluiieuiuml bite the beam of the brutal
Spaniardv." if they do not stop treat—
ing the Cubans with such cruelty. The
heart of the iipauinul would probably
have to be ground into infinitesimal tun
before it would clause to be cruel to its
enemies. From the time of the expel.
sion at the item from fipain. again at
the time of the terrible war in the Nilll'
erlunds. once more in their treatment
of the Antoni of Mexico and the gentle
lllflll and ladle” of Peru. down to the
torture and hatchery of their own blood
audkluinuha. the martial Spaniards
hit-become! tmomnamul-
ty in war. Whatcaa weenie”
Themstituttcumahestinpresidsut
escalate commander in chic! d the
armyaucl navyot the United States
MMMMM “nonresident
ihorlahttonoolonalittlotvipiorhis
healthwhsahsiewoasyet bullish
emotoleessshsm
Thslasbwmlevrsstdewalmthfl
mtuisllstasaistcasthismia
:mlmlbeflm
t.
‘ The Union Veteraua' Union Command
will meet tonight at its msiuthe
Ewart- di Cushettbuildins. Washington
Lace curtains
Every appliance for finishing
Curtains at short notice and all
perfectly as when new.
Connecticut .
.. . . Laundry!
lisvllanii Street, Soot hlorwslh.
Drop us a Portal and we will send for them
and return without extra charge.
Horse Shoeingi
‘-
' ““ ‘ ’ Adjoining
A. Solmana’
Stables.
In rear of Hahachemo Hotel.
South Norwalk Conn.
Do You Keep
LUSTRINE?
NO, WE SELL IT!
This remark was overheard at u
Iendinggroccr’s.liouiickeepcrs who
have tried it know that LUSTR l N E
is the best article on earth for house-
cieaniug. It you have never used
1, try a iofcake; all grocers sell it.
NOTICE: City Taxes.
The taxpayers of the ('ity of South Nor-
wnlk arelhcreby notified that the city tax
of six milluou theriollarJnid on the city an»
easement list of rent, at neity meeting told
at Arion Hall on Modison street, on the
33rd day of March. nun, also the library
innd tax of our-quarter mill on "in
dollar, laid at the entire time, will be due
.md payable on the first duty of May. i597.
it which time i will receive tlm some at
fut: Sunset. Or‘t'ii'if, tit “'nnliinninn
street. Pen-it at the rate of nine (it) per
cent it your rum May l, i597, Will be
thill’fll‘d on all bills remaining unpaid on
ind ufterJnm- l. Him.
liilltilli'l‘ it. MITCHELL,
Collector 0! taxes at the City of South
Norwulk.
South Sorwnlk, Conn, April lTih. NW.
u l? l in
nouns.
SCHOOL TAXES!
The taxpayers oi the hearth Noreen: l'nlon
inhool dwiriet are hereby u~ tilled llmt the
'iietrie taxfl oneund nue-nmartnr mil a on
thntlol r.lnl'l0tithutiiwn anathema"! “mini
#8 meeting 0' the diatrli't held on the
1 da of June. um. at the Franklin rim!
rebut ho so. will bovine and tumble on it...
«gavel alumna! whi'b inn-l shell he
ran 'y to receive am".- at Nttlimn’e drug stole,
illunhlngtou atmet l‘ennltyui the rate at
nine per t.a '«ur tram lay whim. will
hed'bnrn ouul lan remaining unpaiduu
and alter Juno int. lent.
l". A Term».
.‘ullmuurot'l'usontor South it‘nrvmlh Union
Nehofll “innit-t.
Dated at Booth Kilrwnlk. Atoll lo. “ml
n
l li-l’l‘llli‘l'tlFNURWALK, on. l’llil.
HA'l‘l-Z Cul‘it’l'. April to, A. "WWI;
Estatnol llavid Hill, bite of Sum-it.
in “M district, demand.
The Court of Probate l tr the District of
Nora-alleliath limited and allowed at:
months from the date hereof for the omi-
ltors of said estate to exhih t thui' "lllllln
tor nettlelticlll. 'l'lmae wuo iii-meet to
ureneni. their Moduli”, psoimiy ltltttnlml,
within said time, will he delmtml llm‘1l\’~
sry. All ywrsomiudehted in sub! estate
are requested to main- immediate my
«aunt in
EilENI‘ZZl-Ili llll.l.. Administrator.
it met in"!
OURSPRINGCLO
is meeting with
Style, iii and prime-«oven worth
, your inspection.
order Clothing of superior work-
manship. Full line of Furnishing
Geode.
The W.A.BENEDICT 00.
Se. Iomsiii, been.
(J
i-‘RANK PARKER, «it:
w W
Buliders' Hardware”
like}. W W I; J ’ r“
‘ , ‘. it it .
anew,“ w mm w i.» . . w
hand mmmm wad thy m .5”:
B. .Audrowsand'lhoniuldtay-‘msfi ~1...é at
3'21“ ”WM" be”: ”“17: again-Jinn. Pith lucrfl'h 13.9. Lolly
School lasting!
| .
ru- nesi voters at thssouth Norwalh
Union School Districtau hereby notified
and warned that a special meeting of
sold district will he held at the Franklin
street school-house on Tuesday, April
20th. 1m. atso’clock p. nu, fer the pur-
pose 0! bearing the following report of
the special committee, appointed to select
units for a new school buildirw,aud it
thought advisable. to llx upon the site
therein recommended:
mammals. ooiutnitteg. a blind to
a Will of the voters oi the "gallons“
N. ptvict. on the evening of February 1th
1891. to select a nits for a sch oi building. an
go mo. mfiamlds'uchtflptoa airbus-meat meet-
0 or purpose.
”Stillman stb.a notice was printed in the
Monochromatic: all races interested in
the selection of a nite o now-r bolero tlw
committee. in the Fianhlin school building.
on even at rob uh. to hear their
v s nre location a site
marchers of tlie cumin? were all
out. with otiou t i-Xayer .B.
dead. one in pawns w latiendedatd
a number oi fee men s b: in lever ol
givla the rite oOrnnitevl i no onelor
any her site. .
ecosnmittso visited allparts oi the city.
looking torso available cite. am all seen
m-aretulan conscientious oonsl rat
connection with he desirability an where the
'33:;ng thogseateet numter of ch ldrou were
e
Home of the womb-rs oi the committee
visited. Bridgeport. Dnnb' ry and Stamiord
and in each oi the places named. it was tone
that school-houses were erected neuront the
greatest number of children. oven in some
usesoutbo eofthecity. .
Anubis wast eopiniou of run committee.
and hue-ad up by the formula: lacta. this
comm line has no limitation in mmeud-
inns the lot of r und bounded by mwood
avenue and (lot or street: its feet on the form-
or. and Wei loot on the latter. all feet on the
wait line. and its feet on the south line. as
the mvmttlmirabl otot ground in tintiouth
borwalh School letrict for a school build-
lnf at the present time
He understood bythacommittee that this
site can be purchased for twenty-ex hundred
dollarellrmui. .
ifnhi‘lil'ihn
I. as actuate.
‘ .J. gghhll'l‘.
Dated at South Nomir.’ April 1th m.
a. umwuann,
JOHN H. LIGHT
MATTHEW con’nur'r,
District. Committee.
real
Ibo
April 1010
l "Everything from aueedle toauanchor"
PAINTS ....,
lined
$l Per Gallon l
Fishing Tackle!
A most complete stock.
COO“
CRESCENT
BICYCLES,
While they last $25 in 830.
Speak early if you want one.
Full Stock.
~ ow -«»~-----
neuritic“ sureuesn
”’9‘.“
Bicycle and General
Repslriugi
“'0‘...“
WIRE NAILS.
alc Per Lb.
Fox c3533.:
Hardware Co.
No IIO WA-HINOTON '1'.
Sign of the Silver Padlock.
V Dr. F. Sch-vole,
(Wind-1.
8. I. Corner Washington and
Franklin “roots.
Wednoedayn and hater-layout in t p. in.
l'llAM‘ltllt “some 1'0 Dllilihsltii (it
till! am w it
decided success.
We also make to
‘ " , unanimous , ,
EASTER SALE. ' EAT‘ER LE.
Connecticut’s arm... store/i“ ‘
EAST ER SA LE
A complete and interesting collection of high—
class merchandise at popular prices. Prices that
with a practical lesson in ccouom y :1 demonstrate
more clearly and fully that'iirst-class dry goods can
be bought at afirst-cluss reliable store at reasonable
prices. '
low Dress Goods and Trimmings.
The Stylish Jackets. Suits and Skirts.
German and English Hosiery. . '
Ribbons, Lace: and Handkerchiefs.
Ioveltiss in Ian’s and Women's lieck-
wear.
Ladies’ Bolts, Perfumery, Etc.
I Covert jackets, 821319.
NEW GLOVES.
EASTER NECKWEAR.
Bu earl and 'd t ‘ , 530 dozen men’s all silk scarfsdn techs, Black broadcloth jackets, .2 98.
day mam, aver heruah of So 0' {rpm-hands. 'lmperials and band bows.E Clay diagonal. made with n, front,
100 dozen ladics' kid gloves in tune. ‘ “attractive, “ch 1350' W5 3' . ,
modes, cham ls. white audé “'5 “l" “d'a‘lnm‘m‘ck'cm” Fine importedcovertjackets. all fancy
black. with black egg-amend backsdi
every pair fully warranted, and worth‘
not less than 81.25, exceptionally bill
value, per pair. 81.
EASTER PERFUMES.
From the laboratories of W. ll. Brown
& Bro, Baltimore; they are famed
made in scotch plaids. fancies and plain i -
colors. very new and stylish, each, 509. {‘m‘ lined, 9975‘
100 dozen boys’ and niisses’ Windsors, in ; Children s Jackets, 2 to 5 years, red
hemetitched ends. made extra long. and ind navy . 980‘
best quality silks, plain and lancy, ; Children’s jackets, 4 to 12 years, tan!
‘ \vorthfllic" special value, 25c. ;only, 81.50.
Ladiea’ leather belts in tans. olives,} Children's jackets, 4 {012 Ruli- fan-
reds, modes, greens and browns, with icy mixtures, tans. cover“. my, “.1
throughout the country, all odors in bulk WI '0 match, each 250. 2mm; blue, $2.00 to ”.50.
390 an ounce, bottles free. _VISIT OUR GREAT CLOAK DE-f; dies’ my“ made of .11 wool. chock
VEimnos- PARTMENT— in. . with covert blazertomatch, no.
and inspect the finest display of spring
jackets 3nd capes, kl‘adies’ and misses'
suits an separates 'rts, ladies' bicycle M" , . . . .
, - . uses suits. Sizes 14 to 18, in combi-
3:12:ng skirts ever shown m'nation, plain and ch 1 . t: lloth.
.The largest assortment, best styles. Ladies’ navy and black serge suits,
highest grades and lowest prices. 50‘
styles, all new at, per yard, 25c.
BICYCLE SUITS. - ’etaime ser . etc ‘5 98 to 818 50.
Black cloth ca s,fnll swee , 81.2'. ' .’ , 899' ' . .
Separate bicycle ohirt. in inns and Black brocasltgzle silk capes? trimmed 5!. 15:6”? hwailllkpcm suits, welder green,
greys,$l98. _ , . ‘ with ribbon. jet and lace. silk lined,:l.75. l “‘ W“ 42°-
Frouvxlle bicycle unit. This is a put- Black faille silk capes, with clnilon ‘INFANTS'WHITE SPRING CLOAKS
ent suit, bloomers and skirt. combined, ‘ collar, watteau back, only $5.75. 1
making a sensible and modest dress for Black grenadine capes, chitl‘on col-i Long cassimere Coats, 980.
the wheel. tuna and greys, $.95. ! lar, 97.50. ‘1 Long heurietta coats, $1 25 to 88.75
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 min, at to o'clock.
The Norweilt Boeion Store,
COR. IAIN AID WALL STREETS, NORWALK, 0T,
Four Easter Thoughts!
EGGS! J COFFEE!
1‘0 “ed to date 091‘s: 3“" U Smell it: and desire. Drink it
get the date With the d . h
flavor. New—fresh. i an sig ‘
NO . . .. y - - . MORE
F
ORANGES! 0 NEW GOODS!
No seeds in ours; blood ornug. U For the lunch baskets. All
(.3, Fancy if you like that picnics made a success if sand-
kind. R wicb fillers come from our ator
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR, Leading Grocer,
II West Inhibitor: street, South llorwalh, Gt.
IF YOU WANT ALL nit“ News
RAVI Till
Evening Sentinel Left at Your House
Regular. . . . .
HELLO 38-2
Five Great Features for Easter Week!
th country lags. m dozen. u for in.
detail Inger Bum lam, ll his need.
buyer bend Shoulders, lo ”and.
finest light brewery letter, no ”use; I needs lei nos
lest bracelet“ sugar, as pounds in ".00.
FREE! a. tenant}... FREE!
A lmautiiul Panorama Easter Egg will be given away FREE to all purclmera of groceries amounting to
.l no [sugar excepted. | :lflou’t forget to call and see our grand Easter Display in window.
NEW YORK GROCERY CO.
Donovan Building, . - . - - - - - loutli atom-lit.
A
no one or stein ovum. lawsuit. ....;.-
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Norwalk Chronicler