‘whoin and hit
‘1! out again.
1 (:0 why u 'M"
and children are
ill Bellini.
..oronné. u... will
with he: litter. lira.
(venom l min In.
‘ I 1 ng‘
Ad. . Gnmhnrt, in Boston.
who but been npending
Herr Haven, in now in
hilt slowly regaining
Ii.w,‘:; expert painter
. from Donbury. has
with 1-3.1). Got-hum.
” f‘l‘rltz" Taylor, Mrs.
‘ Elm Norwalk, has n-
“u willing to testify
or over twenty-men
Penn & ”melanoma, of
“with which Karrie More-
plea, is connected, in fur.
all) end inside trim lor
‘hniltiingt in Greenwich,
new block which 8. Y.
ding in Stamford for:
n. oi First avenue,
. last night, by a large
‘younglriends. A [Leon-
, by nil. The guests
Wall, Annie Allen. Lizzie,
Allie Bienzelmnnu, Hurry l
Brown. Minnie BroWn,.
<Berhert Siloox. Mabel
Bilcox, Tillie Erichson.
end. Nellie Cockerhnm,
flu , Elsie Wicker, Frank
illio Moflett and Oliver
_ I high wheel lnwu mow-3
not! content running mower’
l Norwalk Hardware com
Tor nouns CLUBS.
m, ll Norwalk. Elected Presl-
l‘ lb! Piano. Secretary.
Stone Pinnen. of Norwalk, .
“the“ at the Connecticut
the South Congregational.
Wyeport. There were pre-
z, . club. and the l’nrngruph
molt, as follows:
‘ ,'l club-Mrs. W. A. (‘nrtis
'Bothn Stone Piunoo.
debt—hire. [. S. Jennings and
14.8tevenu.
‘u club—Misti Mary Ku‘hy
ind Mien Sarah Brooks Milli-r.
were elected as follows; Presi—
T. K. Noble, Norwalk: vivo
In. Beboccn B. l’yle, Bring.»
, ing Incretnry. Mrs. George
‘ I. New Britain: corresponding
. Kin Dnthn H. Pinueo. Nor-
flkflm 311838.31. Barber. Hey!
I. Mrs. l’erry. Water-
“ . Whittotnoro. Nllltgntuck;
yton.Norwiuh;Mre. Walker.
, ten were entertainml in llm
room of the church at noon.
Andre!” furnishing u luncheon.
l . - . n was taken nphy addressee
minntere rts from the rill-
‘. Quin the adoration. The or.
, moat. with a large mom-
with every pronpeot or n
w and uncoor- nlong t'Vl-i‘y
Woo arljnllovrl were in New
. ‘ “my. lighting the his-N oc‘
, ”the tire which, on Monday
WI, doutroyml- Famohr-t' d“
teeter-y.
”cleaning would prubuhl,
w this morning Nuurlv
Mme, ..
flmmw».
, » . of menlhnrnnt l'owahny
mined. attended ow invol-
”1‘11th night, and in.
73“ ”Ill the "this in go to
I!!!" tho ohiol'a degree. The
i , l ”no or two of
a at i'nitrd malo- ,m‘
W . l’uuuu ‘l‘rlln
. lta fourth anniver-
“flllo on flay. 13th.. h The
' at! I . . ‘ron-
. , W. h. Wilcox. William
h Parker. John 'i‘ryon
MMnm‘r trump.
. «Ham...» «4
7 s “amt
.AMnrhohuupnpvrlu
tor the mguiientlon of
, new dunno i
‘ ‘ "K ‘_ “9un my! the
" n u
" flthm 1r omega lg
. o! the weapon.
at miia.W_ u
» , n mm
‘ ”2%. “mot?"
um infidel}:
aw . 11' Mill It)"
1 lllc. per double roll.
.. 'vel from the Woman's . Cm, Ml Washington street.
lowing oiliecrn were elected:
,E. Street and lr‘mnlr tlrvon, wardens;
‘ ((‘l‘uttttis.
lilies.
i orl.
l
l
“ ”my night. the 2illhlvlunn.
and tan night that ma new . married
.anww
Moweimm " no
‘Ialrntmnoltho mount outbontyto ‘
lo’l rum or one thorium
, ‘ are it into '
notexmtling lonrh _ doll-rt? 0i ,
‘whrtmmthommrt at ihemrrt'
log. it otterwnrd '3 turn to far exceeding
that voted for maltreated. .
Very Sincerely Yours, ,
. A Sl‘inli'ltlhltlt,
, mil. Pepper wishes to announce to
patrons and album in Rowaytou audvl-
einlty. who might be under the improv-
a‘nu from rumor: ailmt and a law
change» that have lately token place
thnt heir going out oi hnllnensplhat
mob in not the can. and that he in now
' pared to tarnish everything in hit:
me in abandoned, which hla‘ patron»
may derive orcall for. and any orders
loft at hll onion will be appreciated and
given prompt attention. .
Remit. 5. Bench, the new punter oi
the Methodist Eplrcopnl church, preach
.odan excellent sermon, Sunday morn-
ing. 1nd in the evening an Easter cou-
oert was hold. the exercise: by the
nebular» being very interesting. Mr,
Bench stayed at the home of Daniel P
Wichnhut ex to to move this week
from West ding. Rev. Ii. 0. Whit»
noy has been here the past few days,
getting ready to move to his new charge
in Plainvillo.
Miss Annie Davis has returned home
from a visit to Mira Bertha Halstead, in
Bridgeport.
John N. Seoiield in home from a bull
nest trip to New York and Brooklyn.
Last Wednesday morning Fred Men
ritt’s horse ran away. reducing the
wagon to kindling wood. '
N. 8. Reed. of New ler. be» succeed-
orl Edward G. Bubcoolr an proprietor of
' the Fairview House. J10 took posteri-
eion Monday. Mr. Babcoclr has not yet
made up his mind where he will locate.
)hnrleo Prince has moved from Oliver
Cook‘s house to Harvey Ackart's house-
in St. John avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Acknrt have
purchased a handsome bnby carriage
from F. Boyhton. Mr. Ackurt has also
bought a bicycle.
Harry Pepper has removed his music
business from New York to his olllce
building near the depot. Contractor
Ogden has fitted up the building audit
now putting it new ceiling in the dwe-l-
ling house near by, also owned by Mr.
Popper.
Rownyion residents thought they saw
Ithe flying machine. Monday night. but
; afterward leurped that it was only it kite
l of monster proportions, being night {eel
; in height by our font in width, noxi—
siructed by Samuel Mills. Howard Slov-
zon! and Ambrose Crockett.
A large
;; lighted lantern was attached to the lml~
, item of the kite no it wont silling
~~ m ol Women'sclnbs. held through thvhonvom.
—-Wo are tolling \vnll pups-”rho low as
The .l. '1‘. l’rowltt
' urmrn rub uonomn.
The annual tire-Atihgof St. llnho's pnr
it‘ll was held Monday night, mnl tho lol-
William
Waltor ll. Balm, John W. Wood. Frank
S'. Fitch. ll. Frank Fitch, L. M. French.
George H. Tilloy, Sdlllul‘l lirummanJ‘Id-
wnrvi F. Word and James ll. Jenkins,
lvestrymon; William Ii. Sim-t. treasur-
er; Samuel Grumman. clerk; 'l'nnk
Green and an i (ir‘l‘l'flt' ll. Tiller, dolo-
gnlus tntho dim-esnn mnvontlun; Wil-
llntn A. lmigdon and In". E. Wood. al»
Walla-t“ fl. Blues lulu been a
vestrynmn since the ulnm-ll was organ-
imd.
Tho dialplny of lluworn at lit. Luke'x
cherub. Hunt-r Sunday. was morn boun-
tiful and extvnrivo than ever beiorueenn
in the vhurch. The channel and ailm-
worn literally packed with vlngunt Honor
and vvvry window ledge “M llll~
livlwln l.. Stevenq, oi ltowuytuu,
rendered a very lino solo
Features of the meaning wrvico in
-the i’rrmb terinu l-lum-h. Sunday, wru-
‘ a. solo by l mint-y. “llounrmdlon Morn."
,by .l.(f.Uollim: trio,"l..ilt'1‘hmc Mylo.”
iron! "Elljnh." lay Mrs. Harrie ll (‘mi-
unto. Mra Jennie. l‘. (lollim null Mix».
it was mid laetl‘rnulr lleilnulp. and polo, “M Slrpp
fluwork of Kaitlin: out the . TM“ Flight." “3' Harry "Elwv Hho'lltiy-
‘ Vfiln lhnoveulng there With“ prnmv wr-
viue, (unwilling of Milo», ducts and
he mod. on it in onlyrlamnd. hynmu upprliprluto to Easter.
1 , Very few of the com-oi Mimic arranged for the survivor Enn-
. . ,lt but been found. woven-r morning
Wood urn. How-Ml Rorvrulk Zohuruhdl'lhoomnnm umlrhoinmmvr.
‘ 1!th out of employmentliltuuloy
, them Bdrm Flutter. . them.
. _, Sill. William: E. .lmnov,'erin: lllltllt'lll, "Awake. ll l‘Iurth.’
3'” n, Chariot Multin, Kellie: Eyre; nulhmu. “Now in (”brim lllwu
in tho t‘ongwgutlmml
hmwy. was no follnwn:
“Alleluia, l'lltiul In
An-
ltlmn.“
li'rom tho llnntlf.‘ llnnlttl. A roulmmive
mtvico wuv held In the evening.
llov. :4 A. Blinds, roumroiutod [tutor
of tho Mmhoim church. preached llit
Euler sermon l-lundny morning. in
the urenlugthom won it children u not
vino. correlating of multlrtlonu und l'lli'tlll.
l'iunlm'murlo Will ulnuturo ol the leer-
A. B. lhvyllolda. of Bridgeport. grand
mutter at renordn ut the Qunueutwut
Grand [alumni Kulghtuot the Holden
haplo. vlniml Ivnu no mule. No, 7.
Fr tiny night.
Mrr. Joiner Whitney returned lwnw.
mummy. uttvruvlalt with her aintor.
in“ Willilm Htorllug. in 80th Nor-
” .
Erato limit null ladder earn an bold
uhox party. Thur-d” night. p ’
urn. .l. l'. lluntiu . ol Bmohlyu.
ha: linen visiting the im Huntington.
lt'dwnrd Ventilation. of BM“). war
to lira. Muri- Andrews. «it Now
a. “1ij p. g row i Chosen. Huntley. April min.
A daughter he: been born to Hr. and
hire Ernm Wagner. of limit meat.
..-....1outta...f‘.»..‘.1.‘.;“.......
m and m rm
The l‘hmuit tumult-r we: mien to the
loot ol the Wilton avenue hill. lat
Wilt. to tan a new hydrant recently
“that in
em to
Friday, April 28.
The Youth: American Aaron».
Rosabel
‘ Morrison
supported by Edward Eisner. prerontlng
The Play o‘fthe Hour !
Splendlldly Cunt! lienntii’uily Mounted:
Correctly Costumed.
Price“ 251:, 50.2, 73c. Sole of renewed
seats at l’inlnted'a nud l’innco'n.
STAGE M'X‘szGER's BENEFIT
NORWILK OPERA HOUSE.
r.vr.mron2u......... .Wmuu
0oz: Night Only.
Friday, April 23.
The Famous Play,
The Burglar
llfllNighh in New York at the Madison
Square Theatre.
Mil. Al'lll'STi'S THOMAS"
EDITHA’S BU ROLAR.
ilyllrm l'l'rnm'n— ilmlnwu llurnmt. Dirt-c-
lum at A. Q, St‘itlllfllllll.
l’linm Him. mud It)". Samson uzt'm (ii. “’i‘f'll'n
stud 'l‘omllneon's drug alert-s.
HOVT'S TH EATRE
Monday
Evening, . APR". 26!
Tl -~ \vnrl/l (lilfli'll
BrothersByrne
in lhelr r-nurm-ul 1! «women blvflllll"llll‘ll'
pn vluc- lull
The New
8 Bells!
Sl-ll'l l'lw womlcrinl revolving strip.
SEE ‘l'lw mnlminu 'nrr'nm- rialv,
SEE l The inlnom Ilvnu- tmupr o! Arr.»
SHE} huh.
elil-t ; 'l'lu' lit-mililul m lupin ‘ v
n‘l-il'l 'l‘hu- lwtvllduriluz truth worn or ,I
Fl-LH , 'l‘lw \vomu-rlui illet’llllllll'ul rli‘vvlu.
A lilllAX'l‘lt' l'llillll'l'l'lllh'
Full ul Nun-litre
l'l'ln-s 25c full: 752*. h‘r-uln on Hall- .1? l’lm» ‘
tud‘auml l'mm-n‘x
estimate".
Take Notion!
N'nlml Prllpimfll‘l “’i“ lw rem-ivml luv llu-
Rollo-mien oi Wilton. mull l o rlorl. in"),
mi Mummy. .‘lny fl, PM}. lm‘ grading mnl
lel'ltvr'llllg the vm I‘nllml lit-m mull from
the math bound» at up» lmvlt to Hunt.
ntnl‘r. Alum hide [or grm‘t‘lilm lill- mill"
Mllmnl urmlluz "ill-I m hr llililli‘ m ’15!“
luml. vim-two». lllnl mwll hill nut-u ln'ltm'ullr
pnnlml hr a properly rxwuu-d in not oi
Jiffvllm u ulmmulr-vni mind lultll. uml in
lnnnru Ilm Inltlllul porimnmnw ut thump
lllillmh at the mutual ll nwnnlmi. Plum.
null apt-t'lllt'ullnu» i nu I», won m the ulllm-
thL-bluwuv mmnuuumnl-ru ut llurllnrd.
urul Ilw'l'mvn tllrrk - ollln- m Wilton.
Thu wltN‘th-u rum-tr» thl- right to rr-jm't
may or oil pmpmulk, It» the lilll'rt'nl'o o! the
town muv «on: to l‘l'qlllro' All c-nvvlngum
("lllltlllllll proptmtln tumult. lw nmrkml on
”it'lllllnllftl lH routulmng uln'h. lo lit’ultl
Immlmutiouul opuuiuu oi lllt‘ mmw Ill-lure
the time nppolnml.
Jill‘iIAll lillllil'ili’i‘.
lllilllllil‘I w. Ilnlll‘ltl.i.
llllllN lilllllIAM,
.1 ill the riolvciuwu ul Wilton.
AUDTION OF
JAPANIOI GOOD. i
'I'mng. l'llllt'l-SerINN, momma.
Uni-till null Ilfllttlllittllltl illll'ril'}
llllhlllllltillfi. Null; ut i p. "L,
at Well “not. Norwalk. :1
Lao. curtains
livery uppllnmm ior llulelllug
l int-talu- in. short until-ls and tin
patiently on when mm.
Connectlcut
.. . . Laundry!
llnvlmd “mt. “attainment.
"run on n Patel and we will mid tor them
and return without an. abuse.
«are. .
ow
mm_ ,
rue sterner .
run nepmemo.
‘ In good shape and .lay them away
. with such care that when cold weather
li'ourAct Comedy Drnmn from thoelory of .
P‘n—‘lL—fi
AND
Two, very important ‘mzllera, in
which we can ease the minds of fur
garment owners. We willlput them
comes again they will be like new;
we insure them against all less or
damage of any sort. Now is the
time the! silozlfilhe overhauled and
taken care cl. lim is the time to
arrange for l;.
,lslleiil: Maia Ribbons, number
40, for 15 cents :l ynuig A splendid
offering of new Spring shade; that
ribbo‘h admirers should know about
Allmely chance at the beginning or'
the season. ‘
Ladleo' Jersey Bicycle LegglnS.
in the becoming shades of brown,
inn and bluish. and \‘.'.le lzlucy go?
tops. $1.00 a pelt.
Men's listless Bicycle Legglr‘s, in
all the newest "fie-3‘s, for .‘O and 75
cents. $1,053. Si 2:5. 5.2.5:) mad $175
apalr ‘ y
’ EVE-SEAL
lime. vi"; a lgl'
cotton loot—Semarlmg cleiz‘eiy L13"
an broom. lt‘.
cenls a piir.
‘ '. I.“ .. .
l'll'filla 1...; .‘3
.p k.’
A gaol tug l:.;1,t
—""_"T
unvooonn
prone: l
RISTRAM a. HYATT,
«WWW—0....
Statue ofllberty w
Carved From . W
Soapl. . .. ..
An exhibition of sculpture well worth seeing in our west nindow. From a
huge block of soap a sculptor is shaping a model of the Statue of Liberty.
inside the store we ore having a Special sale of soap manufactured by
the Dcland & Gilbert Co . and warranted by them to be as fine as any
soap made. For this sale we are offering the Cost To, two cakes {or 5c,
and the celebrated Blue Bow Soap 3 cakes ior 10c.
Shirt Waistsl
We have now on cxhibitiim our entire newline of Shirl. Waists, including
all the very latest styles, and in all qualities ranging in price from sec to
6.100
Norwalk, Connecticut.
Gazette B'I’d'g.
sluts hecamc tile-j
mi C‘ll'm'lj.’ on the lover
::,l the
ridezs
are no: 3.. 3.:
, .j_ ,t .. Hon
3...» Ln. v.3 Sl.¢-.
Use Home:
Long. in l‘...:."‘.'.
mg renewal.
pammezl‘ 2w. i’ 1'?
and Summer "‘e 513.
ll“?! L.‘-p:"l l‘vflleri, l‘.‘ :l «3:.—
m" $3.2m} :‘1- gr; 7 -‘
A l;"' n22:
e‘i iv“): '-
:':rr your virus skirt
' Nu l2:-
:lv’l”:
Cur '
.gu“ W;
e' {.1'
that is. 12:"
is ll‘mt ‘:,;.; ‘
A 1 12*! import-l
‘5" ‘4' W“ “*3 reduced prices at our Norwalk store. Call and examine same.
6.3111 in 3'; : 5
till .lff'. i l,“ 7‘ ' f' ,1 promo 5...
..
TRISTRAM 8: HYATT,
98 Washington Street,
G. corsets l
$0. 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 lloston 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 lexcept carpets and furniture and Thompson’s and R. &
Stock must be closed out. Look ior bargains. Invoice of new carpets at
a. .a.‘ p_‘.'_'—‘,~:: ‘ ' 93,5 3‘. “ "u ‘. . :1. ‘ ' .,, . , .. ' ~—
"J‘ ‘Elr'm sewanmnorou cLUI-urnomo
H" " Y : ”3 h “ sTREET' SCOFI ELD & HOYT "ORW‘LK'
,‘iatl r1 ; i _,I Air : South Norwalk, Or. I com;
- »"r:.:'.'::.:..-'. .l ' ' .
‘” Wedding and Sacrety
'— ‘ I
w 1* ~ g .” Engravmg!
l... v. . ‘.;il':l, «5'3 ..— -
THE D. M. READ CO.
I90.
values than ever before.
of the your.
5 yards skirt lining 'or
2 yards but Silesia lor
5 yards (u: apron gingham lor
4 ynrdr 7c unbleached murlln for
r ynrdt tic calico, all colorn and kinds ior
r H yurdv m: drm gingham {or
5 ynrdl 5:: dental. l‘lenncl for
a yard: as Mr: yard wide parcel" for
l yard up table dammit for
t m yards mummy figured dentin for
1 yard 3n: Hidcrdowu flannel (or
l9c.
DOMII‘I‘IOI.
The Sentinel can now otter inducements to parties deeiring engravcd wed-
ding invitations, announcements, calling cards, etc., of a specially advan-
tageous character. The highest grade ol work at prices but a very little
inadvancc of printing. We shall be pleased to show samples and give
l9c. l9c.
YOUR OPPORTUNlTY.
The South Norwalk Boston Store
HAS MOVED TO Ill WASHIIMOI STREET.
Their Easter greeting is a 1908an in which phenomenal values will be given. In our
new store we have the advantage oi having the host vontlluiml and heat lighted store in
town, and us we are devoting all our energies direct to dry goods we shall give better
During the 190 Sale on Saturday and Monday We shall sell. at one-third their value
some lots of Kitchen Ware that we had loll; from our old store.
DIIII 00000.
This storlr, above all othera, you are naturally interested in this time
We have the stock that will interest you.
:r yurdr children's school plaids, double told ior
I rent camel hair effects, 40 lnchct wide for
t yard 3n: all wool urges. 36 inches wide (or
3 yard 39c cashmere. 36 inches wide for -
l yard ioncy figured 30c llluclt hrilllnutirm ior
HOCIIRV.
1 pair genu' 15c surpeuderl for u;
r gents' hlaclt or fancy colored lie {or up,
u l lady's ‘ ” “ " " " WC
)9 .
Inc a pair genlt' tan or lllllfld hose for loll
.96 a pair ladlet' lust hlnrk hole for ,9.
I96 l pair ladlcs‘ extra fine quality lmt pluck hose for 1.“,
I90 3 pair chlldrcn’r lust black hou- lor up,
I96 l pair children's mt blank hove, 15c quality [or “)1:
WC r iuinut'a ribbed vent for up,
i boy‘s outing llnnuel waist for up"
NO‘HONI.
'9“ 5 ladlot'lancy or plain hmrtltchcd linudkerchlolr for l ml
'9“ : luvller‘ white laundered collm ior I94.
‘ "”3 mandala“ black dinning cotton, u...
‘9‘: sludlui' willie luvvu apron tor , up,
'9“ 3 epoch of too yard black or mixed towing till: ior It)!
“1‘3 3 tpooit of white or colored croclm: cotton ior up:
'99 l path of mirrors for rm:
'9': gnalmol tolletroupior me
we 5 rolls oi toilet paper ior Inc. 7 ployet oi tollct paper lot
Don’t for at our new hadrons. Don’t forget to look at our Millluory Display. Don’t
., target the (3 using out of Kitchen Department, and don’t forgot to cull on us when in
want or Dry Geode. >
5"“ ”ton “on, ll! Huntington that o
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