e
rm to Mr and
m. 91 Second avenue.
. . returned to, Now
after I v‘ieit Willi Rob-
0
Imkwoodie eeriouelv ill
her daughter. Mu. John
B. Benn. the well-known
., onuheooueulted at hie
of the City Hotel.
,‘Tueiideyii. from 0 ii. in.
examined free.
bite end—wile. of Bristol.
the Advent service in New
.. arrowotternoou.
‘w. Duty will enema-
5118' home in Cottage
‘oelliirie about completed.
talisman Plait. in
, upliouth Norwalk, has been
”.23. E. Gorhion. of Float
. W. Hiuclui, one of Mero
(radiates, hulelt Stamford,
'ohrge bueiuceefirmin
bookkeeper. Mr. Hiucke
wishes 1
t ,East Side residents are
a petition to not have free do-
Rflt Nwwnlk. but to continue
‘ ‘ all it ie at prompt.
V Vakiast bacon, for 25V, at
i
t. -....__.
7 t Gertrude. Captain Frank J. l
"‘l' lice been listed out with a‘
and oeutcrboard, and ‘thor-l
overhauled. by Captain Frank!
”on street. and is now one,
mt attractive boats in the!
' 7
_.onterl ipal’nPt‘e-reanll paperhangers. !
79. Washington street, South !
, word E. Gumbart and child-
loitiug her father, l}. Romaine
)0? Bethel. Mr. Gnmbart. who
of the East Nor-walk scliml. ,
, his vacation with his brother,
umhurt, of Boston—«Daubury .
!
whitest styles in More and
- “very little money'ior the next;
'at C. H. Harvey’s. Harvey's"
z ,Norlh Main street. 3
[tot Power; What ialit, I)”:
hit. How Can we obtain iii”;
the subject- ol the discourse of .
oi the East Avenue Methodist .
. Church. tomorrow morning at *
At 6:30 tho-Revival hand will:
MRMOeiu the lecture room.
MB". A. J. Smith will preach,
‘ Search Your Cupboard.” a oer-g
for thc multitude. Though not,
invited. Ill friends and strang-
muy be scattered throughout
Gulutia.Ciippadocia. Asia and
w are welcome to worehip at'
avenue on the coming Sabbath day. 3
and allthu religious services of
arch the leatii are as free as the-
le leggine; also best line. larg.
‘ _ t] of lodiea' kid 32 shoes. and“
' 130108.50 in gold given April
' A. ll. Hoyt & Sou, til Wall inn-ct.
MBWALJCLUB §l0liElL }
i“ no. oi New rm, reunion rai- .
... ill the lemon. ?
Norwulk club rooms, last night, '
y “landed and enjoyable smoker 1.
r . The attraction was the Tux- ,
. 01 New York. composed of
. .‘thuueyor, mandolin and loan-
‘ :J. Ruskin Currier. mandolin. ltilll- :
ameal songs and parmiiines, and l
., ltiitlifioyler, infirbansnuoitur‘
mm be mil. ie to owing
. was rendered. after which:
" f tl were carved: :
Bl Unpltun Housn.
, . Tlltl Tlln
you Elections fiiiin lln- popu~ i
. . curl mic operas and over-
turned for two inandoliuii and 3
guitar.
Uouilorl w"Nortllcu," .l‘ltlll‘jmi'
. , i V0m"lli'll.ieih l'atl‘ol,".\vcli j
“luv Sauna. SlilllClt'il
. Bnekiu Unrrl‘tir. "
ll Trmatore,
, Hammond null-bums guitar. !
~"Iliutuii on Parade." Millu. '
, Mr.” . “LI tioldondriuu.“
"~' Whit Paloma." ,
leior. .
fieloctod 5
\‘rrdi !
Illlul.
D; 9min Ramsey”. ,
“th Bonnie,” Hpenoor. ‘
bulimia curl maintain miito r. .
"Elli! Who." titelil. l
I .1 . 0‘. Willow! ,
3. Within Currier. -
‘flcutlieru Airs." Wheat
Warm.“
mu m metro». -
lime. with black. mace and
. . lllteeii and conduit hand.
... on teen eiuht yearn
ti t lea, alriiyed or
from I‘ll. E. A. l‘riltt’e. at
W” hislit. Yeeler-
. me recovered in titani-
, - mourn. who iii lit nre~
zucchini: o! the Newton
church. in arranging ii om»
w to! theclinroii. tube
the new“ lay on.
» ll“ 0 H”
"w, ire cite. pm
i " .111 “CW YMQ ll
.1 . Item Hunting.
at time time.
iii Within You."
' willineluile‘e mm
"The swimmer little." a loft:
undtwoaotheuir. ”'1' ,
onto“ and the‘fllovl rain the Twelfth
am" by the choir. "All thin our.
Portico; imam-yiceiiiifing church a!
will man mm! W emote
venture ’ot the evening eervlee. The
following numbers will he heard: {3er
tin-my Rafi; hornenetliuinen. Grieg;
guinea Romance.
an].
With the Lord.” by Gounod. and the
ohoir."l'l‘lie Minot Morn Beth Pieced
Away.“ by Woodward. iThe whim!
of the evening sermon“ will be "For
Lilc' and Death."
consider the onus? mm» m.
Emmnmlmtory.
yTllmfillid Gounod'ii Marcher Ponti-
Mlu Null). will elect "Forever
Grace Episcopal church- Berrice
Sunday. at 10:80 'ill the morning, iit
which the Easter music will be repeated.
Harry Pepper will sing a polo. morning
and even
Eveuiu
on. Sunday school at 12 in.
eervico at 7:30 Rev. Ralph
E. win. chaplain to Bishop Potter.
of New York, will olllciutewmuiorrow
and next Sunday. The ear y» celebra-
tion of the Holy-Communioli Will be
omitted tomorrow.
Knudsen'e Hall, 8:15, testimonial
meeting. Special music.
First Congregational church. Thomas
K. Noble. pastor. Services at 10:30 a.
in. and 7:80 p. m. The pastor will
reach morning and. evening. Subject
or the iiiorniuir. ”The Kingdom oi God
Evening, “Our City's
Supreme New ." Easter music will he
repeated in the evening. Junior Uhris—
tiun Endeavor at 5 n in Senior Christ-
tiuu Endeavor at 6:30 p. in. Everybody
welcome.
The services in the Ba tist church.
Lord's day, will be an fnlows: Men's
service at 02-15. Leader. Brother Grant.
All men are invited. Preaching service
at 0:45 by the past or. This service will
be of unusual interim-it to all. The pastor
will speak on a subject of special inter-
. est and trusts to see a good attendance.
Home aim hear. The evening preaching
service will be in the interest of young
people. subject, "The Young Woman
for the Titties." A cordial invitation is
given to all to attend.
First Baptist church, 1". E. Ribblllzi
pastor. Sunday inorniiii: the pastor
lwill preach on "The (heat Cry for
Help,” in tho evening he will preach
the lust sermon in the series of “Seven
Sayings on the Cross ” Subject. ” Home
Again: or. Back to the Father's Elma-3n
A special feature will lie the rvpelilint:
of the Easter Mimic by the choir. All
are invited.
Thcpaetot will preamli at tho South
Norivulk Baptist church, tomorrow
morning and evening. In the evening
! Butler's Lodge of l )decllows and Eur-
eka Rebecca Lodge will attend two-vices.
Special sermon nppropriatv to tho coca»
emu. Special music all day. Christian
Endeavor enumeration meeting at it
o‘clock. Evening service 7.
M. l’. :l-llurch, Silvcrinme, Preach-
ing bytliepastur, lt-v. Geo. E. Davis,
at'ili:£‘ill:i. ill. and Bziil) p. in. Sunday
school, 1:! in. Morning subject, “The
('risis in l’eivr'a Life."
At the First Methodist Epimornl
i-iiurch. Easter services will be held
tomorrow. At mm the pastor will
preach an Easter sermon. and the choir
will render a mush-:1! pmgriiiuun- uppro'
priato totho day. .\t I o‘i-lock p. m.
an Eastvrconwrt will be given by the
children, as follows: (lrizun voluntary,
Mrs. Golden; anthem, choir: prayer. H.
B. Slatvsmi; singing. vs-linol; Scripture
reading: and oiwninu address. Miss [lyr-
bol‘: ringing, Miss Waiiisloy: recitation.
"Day of Triumph." Alisa Smith; slow
ion. “Easter Morning." Mrv. Rosa. Misn
l’iilizclt. Mimi lloilwell. Miss Smith.
Mills Seaman: oil'crtory; anthem. choir:
rl-iiiarkii. paelor; t'ltl'lll'i solo, Mr. Tilly;
men-me. Mrs. llnynmiiil; solo. ullr.
Frilt‘llmll. \iulini. Mrs. ltoss. cxvi-ciws,
Mrs. liltfli’llh’l filllflllllt. school; benedic-
tion. pastor. All are invited.
liov. Frederic W. Norrie will preach
in Brookiiide chapel tomorrow allornoou
at 1! o'clock.
'l‘u mew llit- Table.
'llm iiwlnl lotih- iiuit it? it iliiiigof thi-
past, its I'll ry min in! Loon-imp- r lull-ab
Flillll'llitli‘fi l'l'ltlt’llllil‘l’ to lll'l' uiiuiiisli wlwii
rho r-myv in :iiii-iiwr lll‘l' iliiiiiiu Hill!" In
Ho and find: m uni-o ulmi riiioly pnlislo-d
‘ illirlioi' llt'llll'l'll horn and tin l'l‘ whore lint
lllvlu'u‘ llnii- lulu pvt down, When Illi-
i‘ui'iinu l~illlitt' at lla- lllllll'. ll'llll'll imp
Lliu luv mini llIIIt'- plumil Hlitlt‘l‘ill‘il'll llll'
l’lltlll. ltlll iii-i illt' .iii-ipidm'r loommlid,
.iml lmimy iii-1r ill’lH'lll'l‘ by \arluii-i iiii .
M; ii iii lu‘l‘winlir- mill l‘l"\:llll|li>. 'l lll' i will
lll’i'il’lllill' o! .i l'llilll‘ll lat-Iv, within” in}.
mu ruiigv “"lll iim own-u nut», H n
«hm-l of ,pln .ln-. link may “1‘ lulllglit lry
il‘t' I\Ill‘ll lllltl liiusl villi ll“ lil'flt'lll’lll liitlll
ll'li :il Ii ”grim in [it uiwk will of Hunt'-
Illlll'r ll mull :im! niliu-iiiiw-t iiii I'Xll‘fllll'll
new" I! mil lililli' do "any unit nnv iilr-
“to-r \lili‘l‘). mow nu "Lilli-v iii-iv I'lll‘t'lt'flkly
:i iii-ll h .i)‘ Mi nil-itiviihlil it Mllllllll harm
”in \i'mul lii'nlil'li‘tl ll)‘ lwltt‘dititl. 'l lilo
«lmuht Li- plan-til. ll may lmuzhiml. iii-iii tho
lltllll‘ulill lll'ill'illll Ioili lllll'll I'lHlill tlllil llnt
ii-m \lliii'll um» liw omni-rlolh it» hotly
Mill iii-iplil.
\ t IIIHH‘I’HK'H‘ lmgialutor and in» “rich.
llwrm llllll‘il‘ l'i t’l.llh or \l‘iirrmi was
lll lil- nu! “lull Iliv NW'IHH npi'nmluiiil
luwutlv llim \vuu ilw Hmhing yoilllgliiily
lll' hill iiisiii'liii llio illn'lu‘llll‘l‘. In lltl'
lillll‘t‘lvl llii mul-lli \ll' lllill nl Willl-
inuni‘iu iiili'mlaml n cuiigl'ritiilntnvy roan.
luliml. Mr. ltnrlimin or lli'lliol naked llint
lliilri'lii'li violin moi. ripcalii'r Harbour
l'fllllill'lii‘il .
"‘llii- «hair. inn Eng lulu-ii pains to learn
tho! it iwuliiliuii of thin kind will not lie
iliulimrlnl. lw lliipwi in two it adopted. and
ill lite mum limo nutllil into-null; calculi
lilu t‘lllmi‘llltllltl tum, "
‘l ht' rmohn‘inii WM wood in“ rllilnu
vole inn! with llillt.’l| laughter. The young
i-oiinlv worn in: riillilt‘ lot it fli'liiitiii' locum-
liiirynmilv. lli'. Wlilumol‘ alflllt'lltfllt‘l‘lm~
t'lulllll'll, "Now “'1‘ llll‘ nnniorrh-il men.
‘tio thou and do likotvlw.’ ”
l‘llfllfllwr lliirlioiiiw‘lllw continuum lull
lul‘lillio‘iull in iiiirmlnm a hill in that vb
livinmlloiinial l'miiuiii. '
mm...
lit-Motel.
If there ll any until more tlllnuroivtlllc
than cumin-r. it In iiio wiml "aroma." it
iii nvvimt that. unused» piitcliivl Mimi:
and nlll rhino twin with muhhig in
It hi it mull thin million like. lull
in: pierces of preparation i
“allow it canonical
. honour Heml- . .
Moratorium F. Ii. Molina initiated an
cheer-o magnctlevcutinel. which iii an.
clutter) to give warning at a dictum port 91
the approach of n lioiitllc weakly to a initi-
iiiarinc mine. or to explode the mine unto»
iiiiiucully, rays the. Flushing Illnmtob.
finch in device woe hull: mailed. The
urinal method employed (or elitist protec
tion by incline of l-xpliiiiiro mince has been
to iiiiik tin-in in the waterway to be pro-
tech-d, ordinarily in n narrow channel,
and town tivo olieerviitoricii on idiom. con-
nected by telephone and telegraph, tli. ofll-
ccnion duty following, by nil-aria of range
(indent. the movement» of any limitili: "91'
iiel. When the lnetrniocutii iuilionto that
the vniiicl is directly above the hidden
mllu'. ii «witch is thrown which not» free
on t‘lt‘ifll'lll current and explodes the mine.
This method iii exlmnvlvi', lie it cutaihl
ltl'cpllig up two allfil'fl'ltiul'lcfl, tw» act-i oi
lilflll‘lllllt‘lllfllnllll twour more operator».
Moreover. thouppariiinu cannot always be
rolled main. ,lt may igvt out of order just
iii. the mono-pt it is Ilt't‘dl‘ll. It can follow
the llmlcllwlllrt of only one would at n
time. and at night, in toga or minus. it iii
oi litllo or no Iiiit‘. ,
Lieutenant liiitlt'e dl'Vlllfl iii autoiiiiitic
in iiuiwtloti unit giro-r wuriiiiig by night
mi “1‘" ml by day. It is rimplc and direct
in its operations. tlllll ruqlllri'il hot one ult‘
si'rmioi'y, one not of instriiiiiuiit» undone
attendant. When :irraiigcliicms im- liiudo
to explode tln- mine iuitiniiulémlly, l-ltl‘ lit~
ti'iidaiii can lll‘ lliriivnz-i ‘ ”uh. All lliv
durrioii'i-oil, suitably mm :ml, is hl‘l'lll’t'll
to the mine or torpedo, the [use of which
is lll’i'll by a powerful t'lt‘t'lrli' marlin——
swim-hm! on i-ithl r :ititoinuth'ally or at the
(illil‘l'tfllnl’y. \l'lii-ii llm )lxtltlt'l‘li \vnr \'l'~.\'t!l.
heavily lil’llli't't’t'll by iron or t-‘li't'l uriiior,
iippromlits llll‘ iiidln-iinn l'llll. llil'roivill
lion, iiingiivlln tlllillll'l:lllit‘l‘. which in iii~
elatlllly national to the tilllt'l‘l’ on duly iit
llii-tiir-ci'itilul'y. llo \vliichus tliv VPS-‘l‘l.
and at. the [.1‘Iill’l'lillilllt‘lll chasm lln- (no:
rim-oil. itlltl_l'.‘ll!ltlll('.i llil‘ Liliw. lii l’i:~|‘ an
automatic ilcvh-c is rmplnyvli, ‘iho mm: ii!
an indirotur l6 ill'lli'!‘ll‘ll until contact hi
lilillll‘,\l’lill'll mu». :4 the explosion.
A l'vriiliar Case n! “w Pan-p Edict.
.\ii :irmiigvini-iit has lil't‘il iliinlly mine
to ll‘ livvvn i'nl- lllllil'i'illllilll‘i l’i-ini'l-Sl-iarm
:iml llli! l::.!i:m gov i-zinil-nt iii rt-gtird to
tho iiillslz‘i'iiii'ro-i of art in his izzillt'l‘)‘.
l'riiu'o Sviiirm \miiti-d in Gl‘ll some or his
Tirinnm, lmt within an liaiiuii law known
:h Hill l’ai'vu'uliiu’. h.» i‘tlilltl not. (“45mm- of
llit'lll loony unr' living out-lilo of liiily.‘
:‘uim' liiiiiragu. lilm’vn'i'. lli' Sili‘l'i'l‘dt’ll in
Hillltlflllllgt wrtaiii «runners not of the
mantra". "Hi on: ”New living: liaplnirl‘n
“\"miiiilwi." which he sold to liar-in Al
‘tlwlhi‘tli' {oiliwliilcl for 750.00“ ironed:
'l‘iliun'»!"He‘ll-u” .vlil totlne Flillit‘fur lion...
liH'l tritium; Leonardo do Vim-E's" Vanity"
art! ")liiilrsiy.” nlm pllT‘I‘llllM‘tl liy linroii
\liill'illst’ tor tiillul'm iraiztw; :i l’rrligliiiii
sold to llll‘ Loinrv luv liilwwl irltllt'“. and
illriiuzyuio'v"iiaiiililvri." for Wlill‘ll M.
t-cliiu-idnr paid (limo (mum. Now the
lliiliain p,&i\i~!‘llll5l'lll will ‘ll'l‘lllll l’rllll?"
.wiat'l'u tn ili~iw¢r M lil' pli'uw» of :ill lhl‘
Works i.! an in lzli Inha‘t’vlto‘ltiiiI'Ku'flllllg llii-
f-iliuivilivg Iii. l’il.il'll l‘t'l'i‘lllt? ll‘m property
of lluv guwriim. lit: lliiill-i livni's' Maile-
lliiio‘.“ iii-ittu'n "Lilo oi Josue," Scho-
tlu'l-“ri “\ri'iilllan l’adorv." Aliiln'u lll’l
harm's " Virgin." "5i .l-‘replr' and ”5t,
l'olri';" llo l'iii'pi's "l’ivii 'l‘rniivlnriiiril,“
llli‘ mim- painivr u \‘vm'ml, with the siiiliie
llrnu nt ilml'aiiuiimilioiiof S? lgiiniins."
li_v tlzigl'iai'il'i lllltl Arillrm .‘cim iii, livlliui's
"Virgin “ml >lilc1iiiifll'liilil.” lirutufinl'n
portrait n! Stoplirii i‘ulniiiili. llii- " \"iaiiiii
of Him 'l'liim...»." :irmi iiiikimtvii,iiiill
lllt' pit-run of all”lllll'l'.~‘l'ltllt'i'l‘il'.
‘ ENTERTA INHENTS.
HOYT'S TH EATRE
Emil. . .APllll 26!
Tim Wnild tamed
BrothersByrno
In ilii-lr enormniilv Eur-cousin! PI‘W‘lilL’llllll
mi illll' lull
TheNew
8 Bells! ,
Mild ' 'l‘lii- wondrrlnl ri-voli‘inn ulilii.
Still“. The iinmeiiiig virrinm- ridv.
SI‘ZI'I ! The noun”. Ilyrnc troupe of Al‘l'll»
Fll'J'I ‘ hill-l. .
Hllll‘l l Tlli' lwullliful iii'tlililiu
Hal-2 i The lmwililui-iiw Irwl. iii-curry.
fil'} l2 ,‘ The Wonderful niechiinimi! ”Tech
A illis,\?\"i'li' l’lllllil'l'l‘lllN'
hill! of Niivrltiim.
l'rli-i-ii 'Jiic .‘iitc ‘lfw. Hum» on Nllll' lit I'llll'e-
lcil‘ii illl'l l‘llinlio‘a.
Prepayment oi Detector».
Thelilldleux lentil». Company
Ulllllldle uvvii “mid. williiiiv upon prawn
ltll innit lolr umklnchoiiw the downtown
.1 Millie-a Numlu-iu iii. iii nun foot 60le
civil. Itliilnilii Nov lei,.llitio lot and duly no.
not. ineptwtlw i. all iw
A U C T I ON 8 A L I
Valuable lent let-to.
THURSDAV. MAY 6
Tim iinhiwrilier. executor of the will of
Andrew J. l‘rotnl. «lotion—cit. puruuunt to
authority lvoii by will will. will oll'er for
out. at l'ii il‘w, Auction to the highest bid-
demon Thunder, May “fill. at '4 o‘clock p,
In. no nice-i prov olnily diepomI otni private
Milt“ the valuable reel mutate known iiii l he
WMMW emu.
on“ I" '
0
Al the time ol liltl llfllfllmt.
said real “tale conning at n tract at
land client in? feel to from. on West are
line. in the City of Noiitll Norwnllt. (Joint.
iiiiiliitmut 2H lectliiilepth. with it hit it
iiioilel'ii Iiiillt ilm-lllinr home. with a!
nonvunll-nlw. i-oiiiulnlnu to mom.
,‘IGl‘lfl line liul'li (HUI Hour of land in!-
jolllllm and mailing on ii uhlu novel. The
property in within ti minnow wall. or the
elitlrtllien. innit lho iiehmilii. and one innit»
on ot a mile trout the tloiith Norwnlli will.
attrition.
little to mice place on this imiiulm.
'I‘ei'lm «ml wolllt one made known in than
” ii“ “'i
that no» downturn-female FM
m 5.
u! l‘i‘lv‘lr.’ tlil' painting. “(‘hliri'liul Llin.
Umotersnv
ornament
‘ Has a lot oi good new to telha
lot oi good things miller. a lot 0!
low prices to attract Spring buying.
More than we could ever think of
mentioning in a' newspaper advertise~
merit. And iii-tongues. hands and
minds are busy holding out the special
advantages of buying at this particular
omen-variety advantages and price
advantages.
Such goods for trauma: as Frilled
'Organdle Curtains,‘$l.00 the pair.
Rultled Muslin Curtains. from $1.25
to $2.50. Egyptian‘edge and inser—
tion.Silxony center. from $2.50 to
$3.50 a pair. Torchon edge and
insertion. Bob‘met center. from 54,00
to $6.00. Full Ruffle Lace edge.
plain Net center, $3.50 to 56.50.
Point Binge Lace edge and insertion.
Saxony Net center, from $3.75 to
$6.00 a pair.
And hundreds of oilie' extreme
Curtain novelllzj. among which are
Irish Points. Real Laces and Not-
llnghamz; complzle lines of the very
newestw made especially for our own
trade.
v.
!
OUR . \
DRAPERY
DEPARTMENT
Also touches on a fur: of is fasli
Goods; tine sorts n: rewguized Low
figuresvsplendid qualifies selling
cheap.
Spot Mualms, 10 to is cents a
yard. Figured Muslims, l2; to '29
cents. Bordered Muslin. figured and
spot center. 12,5 to 25 cents. Fancy
bordered Lappezs, i2.’. cent: Bor-
dered Fish Nets, 12‘; to 15 cents;
Fancy Fish N-::s, .30 to 320- inches
wide. from l2}, lo 45 cents a yard.
Very CllOi‘CB milesllulm of Tau.-
houred Muslims. plain and out work”
detached figures in beautiful patterns
Opening til N
do taffeta, Eton jacket, 35.
jacket, braided sailor collar, $9.
ct. no.
silk, satin niche, 85.
rullle, very full ruclie. $9 on.
' Collar, $3.75. '
box planed front and back, $5 5».
,IRISTRAM
Black and navy cheviot suits, skin ii
Storm serge suits, black. navy and plum, liluz' r
jacket, half lined with changeable silk, #3 so.
Fine serge suits. black, navy. plum and green, Eton
Cheviot suits, black and navy jacket and skirt lined
throughout with changeable silk;
Jackets and Capes.
Some exclusive things in jackets and capts have
just arrived. hardly any two alike.
Black brocade silk capes, llucd «i h cbangciblc
Marie Velour capes, chiflon ruclie. $7.50.
Black brocade satin capes.widc taffeta silk and lace
Diagonal cloth capes, trimmed with b-ad,high
Broadcloth capes, coachmau drab, braided, double
ucd with rus-
lly front jack-
matcri s ls.
HYATT,
"t
Thle trim to reveal latent handsome Spring Stills, all made by tailor artists. A
firit'class and all the worry of dressmaking saved. "
cw“ Spring Suits, Jackets '
Ready to Wear. ‘,
,"
’ ,
!
vii, finirli on materials
'aiidivllapee,
or. :3
Jackets. #
llluck cheviot jackets. box from, 03 so.
Black diagonal jackets. 35.
Black cheviot jackets, $5.
Black broadcloth jackets, 85. '
Clay diagonal jackets lined throughout, 3] 5o.
Broad clothljackcts, black and taps, lined through...
out with fancy silks, $10. .
Tau broadcloth jackets, lined throaghout, $7.50.
- Separate Skirts.
Block figured mohair skirts, lull lellll Si 9“; ‘
Black cheviot :kirts, lined with rustle taffeta, :5.
Check skirts, black, navy,'browu and .iaiicy, 4 5o
Shirt Waists. .
Our entire new line of shirt waists is n M on cxlii-
liiiion. All the very la'cst th'ngs in s'ylcs and
Norwalk, Connecticut
Gazette B'I'd’g.
~fzozn l5 to 75 cents a yard.
AND
VESTIBULE
LACES.
Averylarge assormeni of panels
by the , ': .fztzs that we are
proud to our at m“ in: cast.
irish Point, Iii 0‘.) 0:31 :30. Swiss
Tamboui. 75 cems. iiea‘: Brussels.
SLOO. Irish Point, v'jiii border lie-
inched and All-Over figured. item 29
cents to $1.25the yard.
Of course we have not told you
all that we are cilztmilz. l2‘;l iv: have
gallieicd ilom ham and til-sic such
items as night lh"‘.l'l'ui mi and per-
haps influence you to choose while
11:: phlbtilll coniiisus are in force.
The opportunity is great!
THE D. M. READ GO.
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'98 Washington Street,
7 ,. ..-., ... a..- .55. , -
$0.Norwalk
, REMOVAL SALE!
Finding our present store inadequate to our increasing growth of business. We llflvc
decided to move to the store formerly known as the lloston Store. No. 353 Washington
,strcct, South Norwalk. From this time until May 1, 1897, we shall 00a 10 per cent
Ediscount'for cash on all goods ! except carpets and furniture and Thompson’s and R. it
,0. corsets.) Stock must be closed out. Look for bargains. Invoice of new carpets zit
jrcduccd prices at our Norivalk store. Call and examine some.
BBWASHINOTON
STREET.
raouth Norwalk, Ct.
CLUB BUILDING
NORWALK.
couu.
wedding and
Societx H
Engraving}
lsconamgn'om
The Sentinel can now tiller lllllll'ZClllClllb to rallies desiring cupi'ai‘cd Woll-
ding invitations, aunoiiiircmcnts, calling cards. etc, of a specially advan-
tageous characlcr. 'l'licliighcsl grade 0! work at prices but a very lilllt!
inallvaucc of printing.
nnccs. '
We shall be pleased to show samples and give
cuaiileenv to offer you a straight
so dozen gents, outing shirts at 25
118
CONTRACTORS l
lake Notice!
u.- ..... “woo-un—
l'll'ltlml pro mlv will he received by the
tiillciiinii'm o Wilt‘on’wpt‘ll l o‘clfick moi
on. om or. t. . . or man in; our
Itmvoliu Hm milled Kent mml. item
the will tmniiilii ntthe town to Month.
«one. Mao lililii top granting the mono-
without railing. it to he iiiiideiii tom
loot. Mint. one, and pitch lll must he murmur
milled by a properly executed homlot
llitlnonultnl'ttttltln iii mind taitli. and to
iii-lire the iiiitlilltl performance ml the mill-
tilt om or the contract it’ awarded. I‘litllh
Mil uponifltvitione can its well lit the oillco
of the higtvny itoiiiminulnncn lit llnrtliml,
or at tliii‘i‘oim Ulcrk‘u ullltlc in Wilton.
‘l'lie wlmrtiuiiii mourn the right to remit
any or it" pmprmle. no the lotion-lite oi the
town they will to require. All eiivelinm
coiiniililn proximal! inniit lie llllll'liltll oil
the mind e mi continuing ltllllll. to avoid
unintentional o in“ of the name tutor»
titer or. ”out N iii A ”Elm. inn.
, laconic 1m!" 'tllt. ltxeenm.
lllllliflcflp a ll.
till ii .ilttlt'i“
pulsiiicuillooiiidmv.
till imitllml.
iiilt to Selectmen oi! Wilton.
Washington Street,
. values do. I
50c corset for 39c.
r, we and we.
stitches are giving out, the buttons gone. etc.
:5 dozen ladies‘ corsets. llrcsdcn citccls in blatknrhitc and drab, equal Elegant and nolihy ('lli'flfi in new spiiiig hats and lliillllllls
in looks and weaning quality to any :3 : onset; our price Sec pair.
have You Visited Us at Our New Qliarters?
“8 WASHINGTON STREET. 0‘
Talk is cheap, but it does not begin to have tin! client. in drawing customers lll’ll good
We: at it
the leaders for liltlllluil .lllt.‘ milliiici'y lll Sollll' Norwalk.
5:: dozen Iadiet’ corsetsdioiiglit in hull. \l‘l lioutlioxes; buying this ‘way we dozen lidics' {ml mark ho v. the best value ever given for Ho:
money; ink to are llll‘lll, low per pair; ivo-lli double lllhl pilcc.
CIOIOI R. VAN AL'TVNI. Frap.
mum, .. .M. mu... .,
Grand Excursion
1‘0 Dillill‘alluh’
O R A N 1"! T 0 M B
l'lieedeprill 21. t1”.
Steamer babel will make an th‘lll‘hlllll
to New York on that day to give the t‘ll'
rent of Kuwait and vicinity e chance
to «line» the limitation ceremonie- at
«the tomb of General Grunt. which in
eludes the Great unitary naviil min
The fitneuwr leiihel will leiive element-iii
dock It South Hawaii at M0 5. in.
hurling at not at that that street. will
then We to the North rim. where
pentagon out see the [not revel in,
viewot American uni W mu iiiiivii.
lwill their land et tool of Want on “not;
uterine; will team Wm lad street, at
“l. p. minding n m shot a .i
" ‘rmiomtmmomn.
" chemo We.
' l
we all
For
the
Best
Printing ,
nova V iii
reign]?
in. ‘ *
Sentinel. . .
.. ..Offloo
!
None of them are of that (limp elazy kind, that the ill“. lime you Wl'ilt' ”If"! that the
'l’hcy will pay you for an exuiuiiialioo
THE SOUTH NORWALK BOSTON STORE,
South Norwnlk, Conn.
Lace curtains
Every upplllililm {or llulnllltllt
Ullt‘lnlllu at ailiui'i not IN! and its
pei loctly on when new.
Connecticut
.. . . Laundry!
tieviloiil ”not. lieiittiluvulli.
lti'up mo l’i vial and we ii ll! iniml ior tin-m
.iii-l t‘tillll'll Willwlll viii rii climate.
JV fl
ROUd i
Tho
Iontlnoll ,
Norwalk Chronicler