«on... em- and
mnemonic»
° “Tm that the battle which
w h ‘ Mom
or. :
just received say the
‘ whole at the lineups?” is now in
theTurks. who curbd
wonkblocknoaaes at the point of
the bayonet. '
Headquarters of the Turkish Arc: in
Words. Elam April l8~(
day nightl-Jiete tonight information
received! rorn thofront announced that
' the Turks had occupied the whole extent
W~ ,
of the New England
of Hartford. were in
‘looking at the Ludlow
minke, G Point road
portsnt addi-
and members of the Tues-
illne- o! the East Avenue
church extends
viutionr'vagain to Brother
his class to meet with
exercises of the Advent
t. were very interest-
. neiverendinge.
one by the children.
called the “Progress ot
representing the church
, to the present time.
crtb and Rev. George
I made
venue Methodist Episco-
' beautifully decorao
; flowers. yesterday.
. wzu toalnrge audience
8313mm subject, "The
the Foundation of the
” The musical pro
.. . by the quartette was
any with the subject.
both inspiring and helpful.
. iwvival- service was led by
It was an hour of great
profit. The annual Easter
fiscal concert called forth a
m . of people. so that
nce room and
item were crowded. It was
est Easter services over
church. The programme
into two parts. The first
W tothe younger children
well did they do their share.
uses. especially. reflecting
on its superintendent. Mrs.
~ her assistants The songs
showed perfect training.
is also due Miss Sadie
“heroine! ll! their lily song
but inspiring address by
name the cantata. under the
t o! H. J. flipson. This
.. . . of an innovation, and
i swcees; but the young
. . to its support and made it
udest services ever given
school Miss Brown and
. upenter. as Pilgrim and
' « .were dressed In long black
bile Miss Addie Essen and
....., as Faith and lie
in white. in harmony with
. characters. The solos
~ “and Cross bearer were lmau-
' (ting. and the duels by
”I!“ were wonderfully sweet.
riding in perfect hur-
Just before! e close. Miss Irene
, mil “Load Kindly Light."
‘ an 'Ibeautiful hymn. The
Mang‘mll Hail the Power
flame. ” the congregation joiu~
W” . the ‘sblcsalug clot.
”'1, ti! and lnstructiva eer-
mn’ ”Elm mm.
I In Malayalam" to (item
Kent. at low tart.
m wedding was Indemn-
h. Ilary'sgchuroh. yesterday
It *4 o'clock. when Miss An
5 daughter of hir. and
‘ .O'Docnell. of Winnipuur.
Kent. at New York. fob
M Wilton. wereinarried by
v I. Furlong. the ceremony
. by a large number at
_ Handset the contracting
widower becomir‘Iglyst-
distention“ chil-
w Winchelltoiuatcbsndp
W haunuolrosessnd
mawstululeunio
Itswasdrvsvsdin It pretty
mushroom. withli'uto
otthe nilounel'ssa andallthe com
mending heights from Nackoneto Pa-
yvara. as well as all the dealer.
‘ Pd eTurltish
losses. thus far. are re-
ported to be alight—411m! killed and iii.
ty wounded.
Thecorre ndent oi’ the Associated
ill“ W“ .i.‘°"r°’f-°‘i‘.°°"’-'°“Ii °" "‘°
opposite” e or It wpou on
The Turks declare that the Greeks
weredrunkduriug the fighting today.
being constantly supplied with liquor.
KeueuBeyhasretumd from Karyn.
where the lighting continued when he
left there. The Turkish lose at that
place was 200. Kensn Bey says be
counted nearly one thousand dead
Greeks a
Isltnd of Corfu. April ii). (noon)-
The Greek troops. as this dispatch is
tsent are advancing on Fillipiada. north-
west of Arts.
Adetachment 01800 Greek troops is
in readiness to land at Prevesa. the
Turkish fortified position north of the
lfof Aria. The Turkish forts of that
lace have been almost completely des~
troyed by the bombardbardment of the
Greek fleet. Many‘of the torts have
been reduced to ashes.
DROPPED A LlDll‘I’ED LAIP.
Blazing Oil Sets Fire is a Oltl's Oust—An
Mam Tuned in.
The family of Mrs. Ann Blackwell oc-
cupies the house at 23 Harriet street.
Two of her daughters. Victoria and
Susie. were in a bedroom on the second
floor shortly before 8 o'clock Saturday
night. when the former attempted to lilt
a lamp from the bureau. It slipped
from her grasp and fell to the floor The
bowl of the lamp was broken. and the
blazing oil flow In all directions. a large
quantity of It going on Susie 'edrees set
tIng it on fire. The curtain at one of.
the windows, together with the window
sash. also took fire and was soon a mass
of flames.
bliss Blackwell run screaming down
stairs, followed by her sister. They
were met at the foot of the flight bytheir
mother and brother. David Blackwell.
who turn the burning dress from Miss
Blackwell before the flames had reached
her body. Mrs. BlacIrtvell'e bands were
lightly burned. She also threw water
on the burning dress.
The brother then ran up int I the bed-
room. und with several pails of water
extinguished the flames. which had also
ignited the carpet. The window sash
was badly burned and one of the panes
broken.
III the meantime an alarm had been
turned in from 801.32. at the corner of
Main and Catherine streets. to which
the tire department. with the exception
l of the steamer. responded; but their ser-
vices wcre not required. s
The damage amounted to about t i to
the house. and a small amount to furni-
ture and the carpets. The house in own
ed by George H lluymond. 2nd
ClilllfllMl ENDEAVDII IEEIINO.
Order cl Service ol the looting In the Oscars-
gslieasl- church. Tomorrow Night.
I The Norwalk Union of Christian En-
deavor will hold its quarterly meeting
tomorrow evening in the South Norwalk
Uougregationnl church. lice. Charles
H. Buck. D. 1).. as announced lust week.
will deliver an address. The public is
(Birdielly invited to attend this meeting.
r.
:penlrer, whom all will be delighwd to
our.
The order of service willbe: Doxolo
‘gy: hymn 2i): scripture and prayer by
Rev. G H. Beard; solo. "l’eacc. Sweet
Pence." Miss Alice Byrbce; hymn.
“Scatter Snnvhlue: announcements; re-
ports and rollocidl of sin ictlee; offering;
hymn. "I‘Ini hearted. Who o- best-re:
address. "Keep Swot and goAhe
Rev.Cuarlesl-i. Buck. D. hymn.
“Faith is the Victory;” closing services;
social hour
The service will begin bluntly after
me. Wallace Puneelt will eouuuct the
opening praise service. Thomsvc. Per-
“ . oneself: 50'.me .oorustlst.
me. 0 oun
.. on. ' ’ .....
BOWMTON.
Star Division. Some! Teln-
Rising
obs poo-anon. will meet this evening at 8
o'clock. The hcostlier ”configure
hubssn May” to
blender evening.
llastsrssrvlooest the Baptist church
a very interesting character
the hour
pastor bed
«Mable and iv
evenin service
wheel tram“ be rowel-”L...”
which Milt-emote
machetiousm all .and
rendered
Buck is an able and interesting I
Ho'vv’s ‘rH um:
Friday. April 2!.
_ The Yours American Actress.
Rosabel
Morrison
Supported by Edward Ilsaer. presenting
CARMEN
The Play of the Hour l
Spleudlidly Casi! Beautifully Mounted!
. , Correctly Costumed.
Prices 250. 50c. inc. . Sale of reserved
seats at Plaisted'a and Franco s.
STAGE MANAGER'S BENEFIT
IORVIILK OPERA HOUSE.
rmfi‘rmnw . .......... meager.
. One Night Only.
Friday. Aprll 23.
' The Famous Play.
Theng Iar
loll Nights in New \ork nt gbe Madison
Square Theatre.
Mil. Al GL'S'N S THOMAS"
Four Act Comedy Drama [tom the story of
EDITHA’S BURGLAR.
By Mrs. Frances llodgeou Burnett. Direc-
tion of A13. Scnmmon.
Prices. '° m. and die. Home on sale at \\ ced’ s
and 'l‘mnlinnon s drug stores.
DRAMATIC TEAS
For the Amusement Fund of the
Central Club.
APRIL 21et..-l p.nr..“As Stratigcrs.”lmk
wood’s Hull. Norwulk.
APRIL 28”). 4 p. nu. ”Mind (.‘nrefi‘ Lock-
wood‘e Hull.
MAY Gill. 4 p. m.
"l' he Company" at line-
liIIIlrliI.‘
Lockwood s H all.
Ten will be served after each lay. and is
included in the price of mlm salon.
Course Tickcle ii iii).
Ieil'n, South Nor-walk, and l’lnneo’e and
Gloudenning’e. Sorwullt. nin
We invite you
come and see .
OUR
WALL
PAPERS]!
Let us give you
an estimate of
cost of painting
or papering
your house.
Paints-rs’
Supplies.
Artists’
Materials.
Mt
llovsltlss.
Pictures.
Pictures Framed
To Order.
D E C K E R.
.0 Washington Street. Bo. Norwslk.
CONTRACTORS l
Take Notice!
WM
Scaled pro in will be received by the
Selectmeuo Wilton. until locltiuk p In.
on Monday.\ . lay ll. 1801'. for grading and
travallu these called Kent road. from
tssou bounds of the town to Hunt In
store. Alec blds for marveling the same
nltb out grading!” I tubs made in new
loot not b?!“ and each, bid must humour
would build of
m0." 9 ”Mill W
re u.thu lei (I? ma MIii “theft:
one at the contract if aw ad. I' an:
“t spaullicetlonv can be seen at t in cities
mot the sy commie-donors sol amord.
or at I own Glsrh’a other in Wilton.
he selectinsn reserv- t e to
any or all uremia. so via teats oi the
town Murry stein Io tincture.g tAll envkllspu
I: propose II nine ll um I on
the outta: as containing such. to avoid
R'Anc e no
m .
' A coming together ol ell Ills Inert
. lethlcnable thoughts and creations in
Fnutritional. Splendid assortment: in
For sale at I’lais-
unluteutlo eel lids. ol the Iain- before
the time ”Dilly”!
(with (lilililill‘l'
lounge we ODIH‘ m
.mim almanac” .
a lil llw Selectmen cl Wilton.
Handsome clollndia'ndsome styles
new Spring garmentwgenleel that-
choose lrom. .
The big Suit department is fairly
brilliant with specially collected bean-
tles for Easier-imported ideas at
home-made prices. There’s a dr.
llghiiulhalrmcny bc’wecn what fashion
says is correct and the becoming-
use: when they are cit—different ci-
(role for differently complexioncd
people. Style without harshness.
_ We ill our garments so perfectly
that they seem lobe cut and made
to order—as though you were made
for each other. ,
-—-——-——-
CHILDREN'S GARMENTS. A
showing of handsome llllle Roofers.
Dresses Bonnets and Hats that is
superb. As choice in their llllleness
as big ones are in their greatness;
and,as reasonable in coal. Prices
'are almost as various as the varleiy—
lowest to highest.
Everything that is pretty is not
highsprlced however. There's any
quantity of handsomely made and
beautiful styles that are extremely
law; any number of lhinge that are
cheaper than you’ can possibly buy
:he material and have them made.
The high-priced goods are lor those
who always pay the highest erices for
everything.
MEN'S EASTER NECKWEAR.
Imperial 4-in Hands. in light and
dark colors. Pulls. In light and dark
colors. Also a fine line of new plaid
effects for men of quiet lasles.
String Ties and Bows in very large
variety both light and dark colors;
all the dlifcrenl sorts in all the graded
' U
Soapl. ..
eSt‘atue'of Liberty
Carved From
soap made.
. An exhibition of sculplure well worth seeing in out west window. From a
huge block of snap 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 Dclaad 8: Gilbert Co ,and warranted by them to be as fine as any
For this sale we are offering the Cast le, two cakes {or so,
and the celebrated Blue Bow Soup 3 cakes for log. I‘ '
Siiirt‘ Waists!
We have now-on exhibition our entire newline of ShirtWaists, including
all the very latest styles, and in all qualities ranging in, price from soc t) .
84 oo.
TRISTRAM
& HYATT
Norwalk. Connecticut
Gazette B'l'd'g.
98 Washington Street.
prices. \fi
' \.
if you should happen to \waht to
make a Shopping Bag we can furnish
the new style of fence-lop for 25
cents. 0r higher li you want Io pay
ll. '
LEATHER GOODS—for Easter
gills.
very choice look (or the past few days
“new styles for Easswfie. There’s
always an appropriaten-ms in a gift
made from this stock.
0
- Register your name for "The
American (3»er and you'll be
making yo meal :I present—twelve
presents. You v."Ll receive
twelve months. FREE.
THE D. M. READ 00.
These things have taken on a' ~
it for
W
50. Norwalk
REMOVAL SALE!
. Finding 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 1,1897, we shall offer 10 per cent
discount for cash on all goods lexccpt carpets and furniture and Thompson‘s and R. &
G. corsets l
Stock must be closed out.
Ereduccd prices at our Norwalk store.
Call and examine same.
93WA8HINOTOH
STREET.
‘Oouth Non-talk. Ct.
ISCOFIELD & HOY'll
Look for bargains. invoice of new carpets at
OLU- BUILDING
NORWALK.
CON“.
Wedding and
Society
Engraving!
‘ lageous character.
i in advance of printing.
pxircs.
The Sentinel can now offer inducements to parties desiring engraved wrd-
ding invitations, announcements, calling cards, etc., of a specially advan-
The highest grade oi work at prices but a ve‘ry little
We shall be pleased to show samples and give
I90.
DRIIS 00003.
This stock, above all others. you
of the year.
I vard camel hair ellccll. so inches
3 yards skirt lining 'or
2 yards bcsl tilesls for
5 yards to apron gingham {or
was 7c unbleached muslin [or
4 yards 6c calico. all colors and kinds for
r l s yards tic dress gingham for
Him 5 ”1"“ 5c domet lltuuel (or
e yards II we yard wide pcrceles
l l'fl'd syc table damask for
I ”rd sec Biderdown flannel for
want or Dry Goods.
Th “ "out
Ve have the stock that will interest you.
3 yards children' 5 school plaids. double fold for
I yard 3n: all wool verges. 36 inches wide for
I yard 29c cashmere, 36 inches wide for
I yard lsncy ligated 30c black brilliamiocs (or
DOMIIFIIQS.
I l 3 yards chlsncy figured demin for
I90.
l90.
YOUR OPPORTUNlTY.
HAS MOVED TD "8 WASHIIGYOI SiREET.
are naturally interested In this time
we
wide for we
we
Inc
we
we
l9C
19':
Inc
Igc
I91:
19c
19¢
19c
Ipc
19::
for
Their Easter greeting is a lilo Sale III which phenomenal values will be given.
new store ll 0 have the advantage ot having; the best laminated and best lighted stor c in
' town, and as we me devotingr all our energies Iliioct to (lI y goods we
values than ever before.
Duringilio lilo Sale on Saturday and Momlny we shall sell at one. third their value
some lots of kitchen Ware that we had lclt how our old store.
I90.
The South Norwalk- Boston Store
In em
shall give better
'HOIIERV.
I pair gcnlr‘ 35c suspenders for
I geiiti.‘ lilack'or fancy colored lie for
I lady's ‘ " "
u n It
' a pair gents“ tan or mixed hose [or
a pair liIllcs' last black hose for
I pair ladiet' extra fine quality {unblock hose for
2 pair children's lust black hose for
I pui‘r children's last block hose. 15c qII'IllIy for
I infant’s ribbed vest i or
I boy's outing flannel wait! for
NOTIONI.
5 ladies‘ luncy or plain hemstllclled liandltercii'loit for
a ladies' while laundered collars l'or
I0 cards fail black I‘lcrnlng come,
I ladies white lawn apron {or
aspoola of Ion yard black or col red sewing tilll for
3 spools of white or canned crochet cotton (or
I pair oi scissors I'or
seeker of toilet soup {or
5 will oltollet piper ior lac.
uorwalk Boa senators. lit Was
Ii'C
not.
up:
liji'
"fl.
II).
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My:
My.
ll)?
up
19L
li)‘.
HJl.
H) ,
“J -,
it”;
It”:
Hinges of toilet pep r Im
Don’t fer etour new address. Don’t forget to look at our Milliuory Display. Don’t
target the 0 using out oi Kitchen Department, and don’t forget to call on us when in
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