m Jonathan on more I
‘ mm daintderby. O'Brien's.
Leone. Seymour, the Washington
meet grocer. but had a net at four lane
W Mia . .
e
Mn Jane M. Korthrnp is having her
residence in Fianklin street repainted.
A new root has nlsobcen placedon the
e
. 4w the mulling—1:! Ilewie’.
The South Norwalk Hardware com-
,puny is in receipt or another invoice or
those reliable bicycles of which they
have cold over a score at am 50.
~19 lbs.
tn’k't.
'Wnnun eminent or Norwnllr. went
lint fishing yeetcrduy and returned with
an handsome a string as one would care
to see.
r-If you get-an Imperial Crown cigar
you get a good smoke. Try it.
pumpinrd :37; 75v. at Hayes’
The residence ot George M. Holmes,
in Main street. in being repainted white.
with green blinds, by the J. '1‘. Prowitt
cmnpany.
—-For one week, commencing April to,
ateduotion of 20 per cent. on bicycles.
Cull and more one before all are snap-
pod up. Norwalk Pattern Mtg. 60., 205
Washington street.
A special communication of Old Well
Lodge, No. 108. F. and A. AL. will he
held at Masonic Hall. on Tuesday, April
‘ 7th.-- M. , M. . degree. .All Master
Mason: are cordially invited.
~Bcaric db Hoyt's renting dept. will
be open Sundays and holidays from 8 to
9 a. m.. and ti toil p. 11)., when wheels
can be rented for the day.
In ‘a new advertisement the South
Norwallt Hardware company callsmt
tention to the ‘United States bicycle,
which is no simple in itr adjustmeht as
rt; be “simpiy perfect. and perfectly sim-
p a”! . . '
——.Go to St Peter's ch.tair,Mon.audTues
Mrs. Barry A. Vail, of Broad River.
was going down the cellar stairs of her
. home. yesterday, when she fell, striking
her arm on the atone steps. inflicting a
painful. injury. a“ . _
-—Lttoet Dunlap (not; O‘Brien's.
There is at present but one quarantin-
ed case in the town of Norwnlk. It is at
the residence at W. F. DeKlyrI. in Mott
avenue. where Mr.. DeK'yn's daughter
is ill 0! the measles; .
. ‘ 5 ~ r? ‘ ’— .
' L-Flanltfurt‘seusagc, 5'3 In, at Haycs’
nt'lt'l.
"Don't buy-a wheel as you would a
lemon" in Hearse 6: Hoyt‘n admonition:
but buy intelligently with your eyes
open. They are the local agents for
some of the best makes on the market.
——v(iet a ticket with every purchase at
Lnnc'e.
The special committee of Vanna Tribe,
1 (l. R. M.. apptdnted to arrange for an
anniversary celebration. held a meeting
.laet night and decided tuhave one u!
the bout entertainments that has ever
taken place.
~We are selliiitvaall‘patn-r as low as
ltlc. per double roll. The .l. 'l‘. l’rowitt
' Co, on Washington street.
Lmenzo Dibble otters some suggestions
in The Sentinel today as to sauce and
mono other good things {or eumwr. Mr.
Dibble points to a recent for {301' dealing
that is without reproach.
-~ll’ pleasant tomorrow ride a wheel.
It you do not own one. you can hire one
at Beam d: Hoyt'n, so Wuvh. St.
tiraundwaa brokenthis morning (or
the inundation of General l-‘ront'a nvw
relidenoo in Went avenue. John Van-
ztlli has the contract for this part at the:
building. ‘
_. Arion Ham-St. rotor-'1: ch. lair.
George ll. Raymond. '.’nd, of Harris-t
Mrwt. who was stricken wrth paralysis.
in New York a tow wccloe ago. wax able
to be out of dntorn ywtrrdny. lie is much
improved. alt bough ltiuuido n; Mill nth-ct-
ml.
~wl..atte’e.rngnlar dinner. '.'.'u,-.
A large (one oi lut'll hmmn wurk thin
morning alnmt l‘ll‘rl. lludlma l' Ray»
Inond's nowwrrrmw- launm- In the rear
of hurWnat avenue resultant-u. l' Implet-
ing the work «‘unmnotnmi NIIlllt' time «no.
”Balm! all made at in”. lva cm!
(or out In day». (7. ll. llatvvy.llat‘vey'n
block.
The Twin City (lunchtnnn’n club nave
an invitation Mullillllt. last night. in
Raymond‘s llall. it in said to have hmin
the steel! event of the mama in colored
m'lety. Many utmtu ll‘ulll neighbor-
ing tow n: were ptownt.
The funeral of William Henry (:unke
who died unddr‘nly in the Warwick
flinel, 'lfhureduy mormnn, Willi held thh.
utter-mum (mm l'ndermkrr ll. W. day-
month wont-r. ltw. it. t). tllwrwmd
utilolntml. ‘lho interment war in down
Hill cemetery. Wilton.
(let
. . Ayer’e Cherry
. 'Pectorel
‘ “Get it haunt it you can.
* bet-ugh its"
, I! care: all caught: and
We. 1
W to . than, m.
asl. raw-eta. Multan. m: w...
an. nu. n. r. Veafloonehr. or
West avenue. is ill threatened with
pmtnonln.
wfihoet that will wear. all new, tmh
needs, new» 0. H. Herve ’1, Han '
block. 70 lionh lain ttrtet.’ 8’ '
‘ TheJ. T. Prowltt com n .0! N -
wells. has received a limb r mgr
wimthtwelnhinu nineteen pounds. It’s
a n . :
The sanctuary choir of St. ‘ M 'I
church will sing for tho that time artyhe
10:30 o'clock mass tomorrow morning.
ittreet Commissioner Kellogg has re-
ceived complaints regarding ashes and
other rubbieh which in dumped in Sum-
mer street. contrary to law and against
the good repute of the neighborhood.
~—8porrthnr extras at Coleman's.
mm-..” ,
Rev. A. J. Dine, the great-,npnatlc of
Cuba. who was banished by General
Weylcr, will lecture in South Norwallr.
Friday, May 7, 1897.
The funeral of Mrs. Maria Edney will
be held from her late residence in
Datien, at 12:20 o'clock tomorrow after.
noon. Interment will he at Cypress
Bills. N. Y.
~—Best gentle tortlm least money for
next 10 days at an. Harvey’s, Harvey‘s
block. I .
All the oats Sulll by M. T. Hatch are
carefully screened. If you insist upon
having the dirt, dust and foreign seeds
that are usually sold with them. you
must try elsewhere.
~Mirs Ella Scarlett. of Bridgeport,
graduate o! Merrill. has recently enter-
ed the employ of Mr. George Faucett,
of Stamford. as book-keeper.
A hoisting engine and neatl'oldinc for
Contractors bowling & Bottornley. of
Bridgeport. who are to do some. of the
worker; the new bank building in
Washington «street. are being carted by
Raymond Brothers.
—-Whee7s tn-rent for tomorrow. at
Bearse & Iioyt‘a, St) Washington street
The Consolidated Railroad company
will run two special trains from South
Not-wall: to New York, Tnesdav. Grant
Memorial Dav. leaving: at 8 and H533 a.
m. This will give South Norwalk pm-
nle an excellent opportunity to no to the 1
city and witness the ceremonies.
l
'nue. Thursday afternoon.
Mathewson won the club prize and. '
. ’;‘f-‘:7 .
, Absolutely re.
' lebmted for its cmatlearenln siren th
utfrfhmlthluilnem. Atom on the ftltotl Ina net
mum and all terms 0 adulteretion com
men to the cheap brands. ’
m. Burro rowan 00.. how York.
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PERSONAL PARAGRAMIS.
the Being: and Mini: Namath Peep
and Thelr’chndt. .
Colin. the little daughter of Herman
Quittncr, ol Hovilnnd street. yeaterday
celebrated the filth annivertary of her
birthday. She invited her friends.
among whom were Misses Sadie Mc-
Giunls, Maud Hewitt. Florence Ken-
drick. Nellie Trowbridgc, Grace Wil-
mot. Edna Brush, Cora Quittncr. Smile
and May Anderron. Masters .loo Quitt—
ner, Joe. Quittner. .lr.. Willie Quittner,
Frank Adams. Eben Adams, Silvia Pair.
gnetti and Joseph Keisler to spend the
afternoon with her. Mzwter Samuel
Quittner e‘ntt train-«l with the piano and
the guests played games lllllLl .3 o‘clock.
Five tables were occupied at a meet-
ing of the Matinee Euchre club with
Mrs. Manuel T. Hatch. of Fairiield twe-
Mis. l). ll.
Mrs. Cito Hatch the gnrzst'e prize.
Rev. and Mrs. S. H. Watkins have
left Norwnlk. and will he the gnestn oi
frieudn in New York, previous to their
departure for Europe on May 8th.
Mrs. Charles Bennett, Who has been
at her daughters, Mrs.
returner! homo.
Mrs I". B. Column, ot‘ iiiph street.'
has returned home from a week‘s visit = '
in Weatpc Irt.
Charles A. Untmruon. of Ilolyoke.
Andrew Hutchinson, oi Winnipauk.
-—We are hanging wall paper for 23‘
per double roll. The .l. T. l’rowitt Co, I
lid Washington street. l
The (ierntanit Sa-nnerhund haschanz- ,
ed the ti‘meol Its rehearsal from Satnr-i
day to Friday ninht. unit was previous tn 5
bent A sacred vocal concert will lw
elven Imnorrow. under the direction of;
Lender Carl Dish]. 1
——Lauo’s ice cream in pure. a i
l
l
.
l
James E. Adams stopped a runaway
horse in North Main street. this mom-
inn. at the risk of being quite badly?
hurt. The horse became frightened 3
while pacsitnr under the. railroad bridge. ,
and was going quiteliwly when stopped. 1
Mr. Adams was dragged several feet. 3
The members n.‘ Eureka and llutlvrf
Lodges and Colfax Encampment. will.
most. at (\ddlellows’ Hall in Washimi»:
ton street. tmnormw night. at flito'
Mrs. W. L. Weed and son lint-l, of
West Main ntreet, wturnml home last
evening. after a three month; sojourn
in the South.
Broad River House Dcs’rcytd This Alternoen
Tlll' house on tltv Silvcrmine ton-l its:
Broad liirrr ownt d and occupied by Ed-
ward Lucy. Holt fire at about Hill»
o‘clockthis :tlrerIu-on and was totallyI
doatroyrd, together mm the mu; 11‘ per. i
it nui the tnrnltnre. ’l‘he lzm' ware inl
:hc neighborhood of NM“.
"New, fresh gturlalwlov: lnanufartutw
l-r's prime; at Harvey’s l3 l' next in days, :
Harvey's block.
A “‘nil l'rnm a ltinn.
. r: "€:nv.."lv:‘r .~ ll...,- , ,1
o'clock. and proceed. to the Srnth Nor-4 1,1": ,1? :87“: I. , . .,.§,,;,’_H,.:., ”'21:,
walk 8mm church. to listen to a ser-. , .....h.” -., t '. .33, ,zl.’ 2:...in
mun by Rev. it. 0. Sherwood. , 'WJ'I‘W‘ ' f p v. ......g , . -. .
"V howl-w r \..l \ .4 . ‘ 3? -’
~-‘.\'orth river roe shad. 10“ 1b., Hayes‘ 3 ”I...” ,.,,,.‘. . , 'I I. , . .ztwr ,
m'k't. .. ..I ... ,. ,, , r.: I. .r ., v, ..I
The Andrew J. Crofut htmwntetnl in8 '3“? 1., ‘ .‘ , , d , I ‘, :1,
West avenut- will he nold by public one- ' I "j I. ‘ , . ' ’ 3,18,...
tion on 'l‘hnrsduv. May ii. at 2 o'clock p. l ,4 ”3,8,, ‘ , 8, ‘ , , I; ...... .
m . unit-rm previouuly Iliipowd of at! , ' ‘ 4 . ‘ M. A
private mile. The property includes ni " ’ ,h, , HM”; ,",. ,,','. ,,’,;‘.{,., 8",... ,I,"
largo mmlom linlltdwellinn honest» and ,1, x, 118,,” r. .. ,L w “3,8,6 ,,,,.'., N f, 4”,.
line but". and i“ ”"9 M ”m mm-t tlflfilt‘a-i in other: an: n :.' ‘..‘i:ll (vim it hit":
hlc residential site» in South Not-walk.
-i.'ttest Youtuan derby. U'Brlen'a ti
l
Twu suxph‘ioun lmkinn lllt'lt were,
detected In the not of phoning in the!
window: at the rmidvnceo! ltolwt't Vun- ,
Huron. in Went avenue, last niuht. [lath
were short in o-tatni'. one nl’ them Muir‘s
= thick not. had the other rather elitn. mm I
of them was nth-rewards wen tn goon;
the ("onnm'ticnt tunmlke hill. while his,
companion went up West tit-mine. I
James ittehh and .luvvwe thud; were or
rested inst nlt'ht by t lllim-r Bartram for ‘
try-inn to \VHl’h’ the deaf and dnmh'
"can" on more of the rmidentn in Wil~
ton avenue and other Miter-til.
cloinwd that thev wanted to not nmnw :
elmneh totalu- them to Boston. Mold»;
wantmlay fined 17 Zl'ltlt‘tltllfl and w: :
traced to it)" dayn in it”. {mm which I
hoamwnled and wanordm-vd ln um- at
lwnl of hill"). llo would not do so and won 1
taken to jail, (lmdt'evim- was contin-t
had until Monday 3
.. (treat hat-unit" hot-la null nhoea {w
next IO (lays at (I. ll. Ilarvey'e, Harvey's
block. *
it wealth WP" for the mttorpritbl
int; anettcy of .lacnh M. Layton that,
the. innovation mntpanien rt-prosI-ntl d by I
him and covering on the paper but fac-
tory at Charles H 'I‘rowhrtdav it'- Hon!
him; so quickly adjusted the ham and:
Will promptly pay the dannnre Iii-stained
by Matters. mehtltluotn their hulldlmr.
mnohlnorr and smile. utnnnutlnn in all ml
about ammo, an ndjnattnent entirely,
satisfactory to all ootu'crued. *
- » . l
mtfhlcltenu. 124' lh.. at lieym' m’k’t. ,
l
Anne-tun Thomaa' (unmet t‘otnmlv;
drama. “The Burglar." wen prewmmt
at the 'orwallt Opera lion". hut night.
to a la 1: Audience. {or the benefit of the
mace manager. Harry human. The
play. an noon the newton of he Iii-Minn»
mutation at thin home, gave the boat
at utlntnctlon. neldota. it ever. he!
there been ma In Norwallt a flirtlttflml‘
actor than Walter I) (heart. whopluml
the min of William 1min. the httrnlur.
The othotmemhetu of tho mm’iauy were
one good. m. Bhutan man In ably cm~
pllmenn-d upon wearing Inn-h a strong
nttrwtlett for his lunellt.
within: the drilling tomorrow,
De
‘ Wm: WM clam magnum.
gamaw'rwwm, g; .
'
. ' l u-ul in I, ‘l '.
rut-y j "
lm
“Film, ",IMl " n lll'.ll ll! 06' illill‘ It; Inn.‘ h
nnn lint l haw Imw Im II aunt 1mm my
Hill“ I')’ Lu. 1.; flew .‘ fll'v-ulttl l; we not!
Ilnv \r- rill. l l lLll n‘. I I'm. i». ll wry
lmdiwh. ' lw- :tulna‘ lltt‘ mtrtll m I4 mvmlwr
Ilmt ultilu‘... u... Iw. m w t’fs‘lt‘t'lt’il “I It
mun v.3“: lml it. w " lo M lslu Itmlw '» :llngv,
and ~qu Hm: Ilw l.l"-i 91:” ltwtm 'sz he
.\.-I' H" l'l.“ll \\.:~ “ly- H the l'LtI.:ll-li mull-
:d” war lun.‘ .mlul him ’ I l: nt'n llII he-
Ith r only: 1...:
.Hll not." My lu'nr ,J'urub, ,‘w'l in...
all '3? -‘ n": « .I’l I n I-,,~|I,.lll my ’"1 m
and my 1,. -. In llnt‘. rl ll‘ uni .msl lvuwl.
.lll !; . l" ~31 .a-I tn war mul III‘my «:f
In)» lair. p. 3.1m ll 1 I. ll ‘ ivy. lili‘m. m".
.,II-- l'xv va .3. l '. at l 'r‘: NHL:
14.1,! ‘, ',Ill l n 1 I l 4 me ~Il line H luré
H ;. 'I‘.c:'lw.l-I1;.« l xwm‘ lle'l‘ Ill
ur ,,.. .uzlnfl .' ‘ l” lnll.‘ lull g-lm‘v
:tll‘ll‘j-I [,II, I. t' l I-:‘ i'Il I‘. l
lttll";‘a IH’ u'l ':{‘ w ill!) .‘:I‘ la".
mun ,, 2~~ l a: l uliu-r 'm’ ”I"
,mv. I4 l l 1 tr . :w‘, iron M for w Hum y
I"l luv and l : LI‘ mu.’ \Il LII. HIII‘~
:Hlttll} l..ll\lllf:l:, lat nut tuli‘l'ltl'l . .‘I
‘ttl'tl'..I 2': In: .. ill-wt. .p imam-II... l‘tll
".r'te ‘wrn! it» (I |.I'l lunmm, lyt'1\
gnu-“w .n n. w . Mns'n hi1 t‘nynl mind lu
male 3i w ‘1an :. diary
FIRE
INSUR-
ANCE.
Fur ll reliable
I .‘ln'ml,
I‘rtnnipt- my In“
lt'lt’l-
lllhlll'illll'l‘
l’Hlit-y
(fall
on
TAYLOR l GOLDIN'fl
nellebte Insurance Agency.
N WMHINGTOK ITW.
“I 9h 1 “real! Ottlltlootlr
luuw IARIIR mm-
lzltWinu moved to «ID Wmhlnnton atntet.
I alum be planned to we all my old
Ithtt‘untt and many new tittwr.
A Filllfl‘dlhhfih Hdlfllll'll WANTED
an mletent.
, ,. J0.HPH IUhA.
I It to
Heydrick, has .
Mass..hnsbevn visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Flower and! Garden Seedsl
man All asSonrunNr or
if
m: snub POTATOES!
F. D. LAVITON &' 06”.. 22 South Iain Street
.... .. .....W.“ .-...-wt-..” . , -... ...... .._.,....
EBWKnD _ 31' great I
New display of the very latest and choicest etylcs‘oi ‘
Wash Fabricsl
in Dimities. Luppets. OJ goodies and Cambrics. Also a line: assort-
ment of Colored Lawns and Pcrcalines to line them with.
OUR HOSIERY STOCK
is complete. Special values at 15c and age a pair. in ladics' tam black
Onyx hose, worth zzc‘and 33c. We are ready to sh w yen a choice
stock of ladies' and children's ribbed and plain vests [and pants for
Spring and summer wear. ‘
, ‘ EDWARD STREET!
5 QFZFYFW'WW":
.
unaware
, .— J
, CONN.
es Grain!
It is not what th :11 cost. per bag, but what they are worth to
you ' horse, that makes it economical or extravagant to buy
the best oats. ‘ ‘
All cutouts :I-c earrinl’y Screened. if you insVSt on how}
ally sold with
7; lie: the vlirt, dust ani foreign seeds that are usu
" them, you must buy elsewher‘r..
Buy Oats That’s’Clean.
Manuel T. Hatéh,
Sflarshall Street, South Norwalk ‘3‘
‘ I. ' . . .
Branch (ltncc. Solmans’ Livery Stable.
VA.“ ' I
"MKCK'SO‘N‘EWFHuracil—APES ‘
lllllllllllllllvlllllllllllllll
. mxxwx mm Standard of Excellence!
lluth In Damian ard llneuty M Finish. JACKHUN'S l‘l.\'l‘l.‘{0'l‘\'l’l‘. muruu'rq are ten:-
tltn! and but lnl‘rWut'. interiors and all in -*l;it-~. :ural v. it'll -| ewelady.
I. M. JACKSON Photographer, 5;! Wall street.,Norvnlk.Ct
ThowFlowerS’that Bloom in the 'Sp‘rih‘gw
Tia l;I,lI:Ive l‘ty' him; tmlo \\ i' ll lltt‘ v l-I' lm: ll” rv'~ :r u ml.» lot l‘f c t in r thinu~ lunidv»
l-‘Wl'rz-illlll haw; tnr lmtanw runnnsm-Iw. now it nu l: rap" tnmatmw, lir- 'flilll'!
«flown-rm». L. »t V!" quart, .‘t~' "rag-Wu lJr‘f' ll'lllr'lll". ntllv "r- lmm II . lztrgr
lmtu'hw nl i'.ltll‘llt“. wry lm v. E «2‘ 4. :I m: I. .‘l faw'. .l luIE llns- n: t‘nz'h :ithl nu.-
rI!d--~ rm-cit‘u-l ll't‘ull can"; «luv. l'u: Ezm-Hl ~--:. {and 'Ivr'l:.tl«~~ t’ vi .uv‘z'la rit’vr ml
’nmu. round imam-rel, unmitnz.’ t'l w in: :I. min-:1». ll:l'.ll.- Jm l, i»' l~'-, 4"15, w»
it it allow mm» m- rullltl l’t‘.’l‘ "Hi! i l11"‘ “ll“lé l ura't- mu ttrh :Li. l. ll 1:». MIL .,,
I'Ivl'dult' l’rewh «tom Wrt'v liar, mm the m w» u: inn-i: ll :1 l‘ '3'.“ mm". by llama-I; ,\
.llltl tl4'llllllltl,t Ir-uquvnlly t'. woman 1 w l'\ 15.1.; 3-1: \w .va lltlt‘vl t'lu l» l- -: tum ~..
that (133‘ gnu. tmr llll" mi} Imnm it In Me up from ilo luv-at l " III ln- IInIlgM.
:Iml l» I'nuudrto- m (‘l’l'l‘ff u}: lac. ll ‘lt' lull "a [ml illl‘t' :I I'n-vl., tut . i. ., ; Il r. l I':\
..wr. lnmlm :tl'll tlw ”HP? in Ill-IS-‘v Ihw ‘-‘!'n't' vakml tritium-a \lrmtl l‘m-l. >;.. r,” .x l
l': trio's lmnu lmIétvl- l.nIn-~. _=l.r ml to v :le 1‘, m“ «l . h
atittl'l'. llw ll‘ nl itmln You t :In l1.I'.'I-:Iu1l’.iw: tlm Now ‘i MI. twill o l-' :‘l
lmu'mu ynllt' wI-lrr Win?“ llw wuitl l. 2“!“ \“li want it l'w l‘t‘llt‘ Ware '2. \ m 1am
mm “llmvp m mill ‘4'” Ila htlunluy. mm: x! 'l;"lt‘ 2» trolling you "nn’ mu .It'Igru -: m
“uh-amp, Sw- hm» \ull llht' Imr Mel-A ..f pulltzu.’ i All tin-ah. on snlv. M'I‘rvllmn: in.” L.
"ll. Stu-mil tvluw .I lIIRli-rrltllt‘ tgll-‘liil'l lamb, w \W-n (“2.1:th lnttlr ll - In..'lu
"d ll‘ll j' I” p it.
E. J. WADHAMS. People's Market, l3 North Main Street.
,rt- .lll fru' Wu rs him; Iwmirmtv
7
Free and l'ruznpt “all"t'l')‘.
'l'olt'glliutlt‘ will ZN'.‘ l‘sv ll.
NOTICE.
To Whom It May Concern.
'
The undo-reigned have placed the :Igcncy l'nr Not'wallc,
South .‘(urwnlii and Vicinity for the celebrated Crawford
ll. & 1), Special Aluvcnilc ll. 8: I). and World bicycles with
1’. \l'. Inuit-Lita, to Main Street, Nm'wnlk.
BEWARE!
In purrlmsingany til the olmu: f‘yt.lt"i of any but the authorized
agents, that ‘lmt the urmlnal lultm'y another has: not ltf‘t'll Inmgu-rnl
w.Ih,.a-; the. gulntu‘nlw BS v.'ltim'r.mn hum all llllf)‘( lt‘h u'wn the mould-t
has been lllltl'.‘t'|l."l\\1lll m'u-lu’nml .
munmu' h “UWSH (30,
Nov. l‘vrigl .nd Act-ms, ”Ultlull, Mats.
-. él'wp LY "PEnr-‘EET
«wwAN 12......”
I
we ...
‘SEASON
scum NORWALK, or, warranted fast colors.
\ Successor to the late George 3. Bell Our guarantee-7mm:
,l:.\l
You can buy Refrige-
rators at poultry wire
profits. Lawn Mow-
ers! The greatest as-
tortmcut in town!
Raw Linseed Oil for
a few days at 33¢ per
gallon.
l2 Pounds l0 Penny Vllre halls for
25c l
We have the best and
largest assortment of
Hardware in this town
‘I’oultry wire deliver-
ed.
Dame Path 6
saved.
Fancy hosiery ie the ‘
or thing. She must be c
Having bought a littl
we are enabled to all
some 7 5c goods at th”
price of 50¢ a pair. ‘
fine quality of lisle
Roman stripes, large ‘
’and plain olive g V
Gemstoclt. .Watkins
8: Dow,
In WASHINGTON STREET.
:5. TFHO’MES,“
t
35 CO.
P l l e Drwmgl
_._._..>.‘.——~
Entlmats Furnished hr
Dock and Bridge
Building and
Repairing.
Foundation Pile Driven.
D. w. RAVMONb,
Funeral Director
and Embalmer.
03 Washing-ton Stress.
in. Norwalk.
Besldeuce. Mahaclremo Hotel
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WANT ANYTHING ?
No need to. Advortin
in the South Nerwalk
Evening
Sentinel.
Of .
Interes
We have just received a line of Negligcc Shifts, in
stripes and fancy effects of the very latest patterns,
with collars and cuffs attached, which we have marked
at a very RAPID MOVING PRICE:
- - - 490i
Another One!
That 'l\ ill interest you is a very tine mixed all Ht)"; ' ‘
t' mm in three shades, light brown, lllll and gray; M
good \':,I'uc at 15c; sale price too per pair, 3 pairs for ‘V
Our east. window will interest the wheclmcn this
funded. '\
Stores Open evenings.“ ‘wf.
Men's, lioys,’ Children’s Suits, Neckweur.é
Shirts. Gloves. '
Gemstock Brothers
um um
Uutzlttm for Men. Boys and
Children. '
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It SOUTH Hill 81'.
So. Hermit. - 1
euro" I. elrttli
Manager. . ‘
TWO ,NORWALK.
nouns. $30. 210me
'3‘.
Wil'k.
“pm every evening until 9 o'clock
' DAVIS, The Tailor,
Clothier, [latter and l’urnishcr, ‘
South lentil
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Glover’s
Meheeltemo hotel Block.
What We See In M. H.
SHOE WINDOW.
'l‘hcro’s a little (loll girlie,
Whose teeth are so pearly,
'I‘hey shine like ln'ighl little t
'l‘hero she’s standing to day,
winkling slurs;
PERFECTLY SIMPLE
Our l897 Bicycles!
$37.5’ill~~~'l’llin year’s Model. Superb?
8i Ei.()0-~~Up-'l'u~Ilttlo; olaowhem, W303
$57.50.-..nvny1 nullity ol $75.00 list!
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QOUTH Naflldel-K HARDWARI CO.
As: in innocent play, .
ll’ou can see as you pass on the cat's;
,Sho’s driving a team,
,OI' such it would seem,
‘(ilh mine of bright ribbon
And a gay little whip.
They’re all Well in hand,
(Jt'lltis little maid grand,
'l‘hoflo bound on a many mile trip
Well groomed every one,
it’s a job that’s well done,
It’s well worth your time to peruue;
You’ll praise our maid fair,
And perhaps buy a lair
Oi Glover’s Upd‘o- ate Shoot.
Norwalk Chronicler