sauna m m
. ”mimttmoahamt
m I
2-— ‘ 'spcrgtlcedrgm.
The amino committee at Hope
Bole earn will hold a area at
7d!) o’clocmuraday night. “08
TWelarge elm treerin the trout door-
”do! the Gould Hoytplaoein East ave-
llltare being tolled.
The water pipe in the eminent at the
Nor-wall: Pottery Works burst Saturday
night. flooding the cellar.
made this morning.
Donaldson Jr Meeker, the Water
street plumbers. have moved from 56 to
digger grog. South Nozwallr. where
1 volt n v attentive cs
albumen. p‘ 8i“! p
Repairs were
~13qu Merrill College now. at the
beginning of the spring and summer
term. and prepare for a position. Rum
dredaoi yuan men and women have
. been titted at crrill toearn their living.
City Engineer 0. R. Wood is today
‘ surveys for the assessment oi
benefits and damages in the widening of
Wall street. ’
--We are hanging wall paper tor 25c.
per double roll. The J. T. Prowitt (30.,
95 ‘Washington street.
Miss Lillian Farrell, of Ellwood place,
agrsduate of the State Normal School
of New Haven. has been engaged to
teach. in the Rorlrwell school, New
Britain.
'-—Lar‘r’e's ice cream 18 pure.
.The beautiful doll in the window of
Glover‘s new shoe store in Washinrrton
street will be given away Wednesday
night at 8 o'clock. Have you secured a
chance?
—-Proi. M. S. Rosco. the well-known
mmlist-optician, can be consulted at his
onion, in the parlcr of the City Hotel,
South Norwallr, Tuesdays. from 9 a. m.
to 8 p. m. Eyes examined free.
Upon the occasion of the invitation
dance inGuider's Hall. Rowayton, given
by the Oriole club. Wednesday night,
music will be furnished by Powell's or-
cheatra.
The new sanctuary choir of St. Mary's
churcli sang with success for the first
’ time at the 10:30 mass, yesterday morn-
. iug. There are thirty~two members in
v the choir. '
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A. Preston Sherwood, of Bridgeport.
was in town yesterday. Mr. Sherwood
is now in the bicycle business with Lyon
Grumman. in Bridgeport. He reports
that business is booming. the firm hav-
ing sold last week our seventyoiive
wheels.
_ , ()_.. 3.311%). a railway postal
clerk on the timore. Providence and
New York railway. spent Sunday. with
Sim. Keith, of Main street. Mr. Robin-
son expects men to leave the mail oer-l
vice. having been ofiered a line position ‘
with the government railway in China.
~We are selling wallpaper as low as
100. per double roll. The J. T. Prowitt
(20., 96 Washington street.
The finishing touches are being lllildl'
to the Mill Hill improvements. A curb
and gutter has been placed on the west
side of Smith street. Today a curb is
being placed in front of the Honueclrer
place. In a few days the driveway lead.
ing to the Town House will be terraced
and otherwise improved. ’
-Mr. Louis Larigan. of South Nor
walk, graduated from Merrill College. is
filling a position in the law oflice 0!
Joseph A. Gray. _ .
Saturday night Captain of Police
Gladstone arrested a man who was
about South Norwallr in an intoxicated
condition. stopping people and criterion
for aalealady’s pocketbook. Ho new
his name as Charles Woods, and said he
. was a painter living in Brooklyn. He.
was sentenced to ten days in jail by
Jud Frost. with the execution sav-
pen ed.
Fltty Years Ago.
Who could luraglue that this should be
The place when. in eighteen ninety-three
't‘hat white world-wonder oi arch all
dome
llhoulrl shadow the nations. polychrome . .
More at the Vail? was the prize conferred
on Ayrr‘n Pills. by the world prelerred.
Chicago-like. they a record snow,
Hm they started-as nan In.
Ayer’s Cathodic Pills
have. from the time of their
preparation. been a continuous
mucosa with the public. And
that mean that Ayers Pills
Mullah what is promised
for them: they care where
others tell. it was attics.
We”. that the world-wide
popularity 0! these pills should
be "malted by tits World’s
his medal of recent test
which emphasises the record:
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churchmen Gould a. 'r -
lcr’a hat thop in Paterson. N. J..”is
railing relating!) Booth New .
BearyGlsdh whohasbun tro bli
advithoneotlllla'arme tor acme ti‘rlne.
today resumed his duties as car inspec-
% .
~Tonight. Arion are. er. mane.
A crate of carrier pigeonsvm sent
down from We , this morning.
and the birds were berated in South
Norwalk.
A largely attended prayer meeting
was held sat night in t e Cranbory
chapel. conducted by brethren from
Norwalk. .
The seleetmen had Caroline Kedney
removed from the Bridgeport hospital
today. and sent to Reading, where she
has relatives.
—-Lane'a regular dinner, 25c.
Rambler Wheel clubs, of Bridueport,
titty men all told, had dinner at the
Mahackemo Hotel, yesterday.
A meeting of the Board of Trade will
be held tonight in the Uouucilroom.
All interested in the welfare of South
Norwalk are invited to attend
The case or James Cook. charged with
working the deaf and dumb scheme,
came up this morning before. Judge
flubbell, and was polled.
mst-olll‘ce are addressed to Mrs. J.
DeWrtte.Mrs. Earle Dodge, John Kil-
dufl’, Miss Stena Myers. J. E. Tottenuon.
The great removal sale at Scofleld dry
Hoyt‘s ends Friday. The firm will open
Saturday in its new store, with a com-
plete line of dry goods, furniture and
carpets.
A ten-pound turkey will be given
away at the People's Market, Saturday,
to the person guessing nearest the num-
ber of fish sold at the market on Friday.
-Remember the $50 in gold goes
Thursday evrning. Every 50F gets a
ticket. Bicycle leggins and high cut
shoes that are nice. A. H. Hoyt «Yr Son,
37 Wall street.
The ladies' society of St. Peter's
church will holds fair in Arion Hall,
tonight and tomorrow. Arrangements
have been made for a delightiul occas~
ion. A programme will be rendered
each night.
Peter Reynolds was arrested Satan,
day night by Ollioer Bartram for intoxi- '
cation. He was tried before Judge Hub-
bell this morning and fined $5, which
he paid.
-—-Evcrything goes nowadays except
the baby carriage. You've got to push
that. The Imperial Crown ll): cigar
needs no pouring; it sells on its merits.
Mrs. J. C. Newkirk and Miss Gertrude
11.0mm), who yesterday severed their
conmctlouswith the Norwalk Congre-
gational church, were presented with
handsome floral pieces by the leading
gentlemen of the parish.
mutant»
will be held
Delegations from the American and H
Theentcrtainment commitm- of the.
Social club of St. Paul's church will!
meet in the chapel. this err-rung, to‘,
make avranncmcnts for the entertain-l
ment whielr will be given next month. i
Welcome Stranger Lodge will hold an !
early session. tomorrow evening. Alter ‘
the meeting a box sm-iable will be given.
The proceeds will be presented to theI
Grand Lodge. A pleasing pyogrammc
has been prepared. r
Captain Joe Lockwood has resiuncd us
‘toward on board the propeller ()ity oi .
Norwalk. and is succeeded by William
Hedge, of New York. Mr. Lockwuodl
assumes his summer pmitinn at The;
Knob. May 3H. and will shortly tln-rc- '
after have things ready for the opening}
of the sensor. ‘
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must a ticket With every purchase at ;
Lane's. !
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The Tramway company has a large,
force of men at work erecting a new;
line of poles from the Meadow street;
briduo to the ltotou l'oint bridge. They '
are being not on the outside of the street ;
line, and the poles between the tracks. !
by which l-vvera! people have her-Ir
injured, will be armored. ’l’lu- rmnr-l
punyhus also tuned in. its switches at:
the junction in 'l'utlnll place. :
The water commissioners of South‘1
Norwullr had Superintendent M. M}
Norton placeanew hydrant in Wash-l
iomon street. near the railroad bridge!
liaturrlsy afternoon. it will be felled oi .
grout convenience in cusp of lime in the:
vicinity. The wan-r was that oil lllmtll .
two hours while the hydrant was being!
H'l. ‘
«~St. Pun-rm church talr.
Arlen Hull. ‘
There was» good attendance at the
sour: service in Hoyl's Theatre. last!
night. .lohu ll. Jackson nave mo!
Muriel. “1.1mm of Marlon," "Bunch of *
l’rlmrnses." and a rlcrrzrlpllvo talk on
the Cannibal lul‘llule. its also "who on
"(lid Molds," mentioning la the llat‘
a number ot bright women. noted!
for their gored works. A number olf
mechanical clients were also used. ll !
ll. Jackson sang vary sweetly (our:
soothers.
Ellery housekeeper should interest.
her-sell in W. El. Bturtovsnt'a advortlaeoi
mout which appllaralu this issue. lie,
has control of a patent of mm genuine .
interest to ladle! than the proverbial!
Easter bonnet. it: his udvcrtrsemeutf
you will ltfltll'l' that he guaranlws rm
thoroughly clean and reiterate your cam !
pots or rear without removing: them,
maths llwr. lie nameless to take,
out till grease 01' all “MM. mun» tho!
natural «rotor and renrler them perfectly l
moth print. He lives still further by
ofl'ertua to cleanse and renovate a roiled I
ran for anyone who will lrrlnu it to his;
some this week free of charge. that
accumulates rem or c lam belt.
uses methods willie-ls so elem near.
suite that he will do all he claims. and
E Your! of Com.
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castration.
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Messrs-mute the dera- l
“a
ER
Absolutely Pure.
ebratad for its great lea
an healthhllloese. Assuree
alum and all to vs at ado teration com
mon mile cheap b do.
In. mum mwnn 00.. it" Turk.
'7 ’"Tsfi'm tourism.
oxatre
A party of eight young ladies, Misses
Florence Bradley, Nellie Mather, Bessie
Lyon. Emma Spauldiug, Minnie ltoss,
Julia Burnham.Florence Graves.and Eva
Wyman enjoyed a sail in the yacht Ben
arrilon, Saturday afternoon. A new
cabin has been ed on her, and she has
been thorough y overhauled. Captain
Ralph Bradley, assisted by his brother
Georgeaook the party toCoclrenoe's bar,
where they secured a number of source-
irs or the burned schooner Bonuell.
Fire (lured by Burning Grass.
The fire on the premises of Edward
Lucy, on the Silvernllne road. .Saturday
afternoon, did not destroy the house.
as at first reported, but consumed the
barn, with nearly everything in it. (‘1le
sisting oi hay and iced and some farm-
ing implements. The tire was caused
by burning grass, ignited by some on-
lruowu person. The loss is covered by
insurance. ’
Presidential Appointments.
(Special to The Sentinel.)
Washington, April ill—The president
today sent to the senate the following
nominations: William it llly, of Ohio,
to be assistant secretary of State; Bel-
lamy Storer, of run... enroyuxlraordi-
nary and minister plcrlipolcntiary
to Belgium; George N. Fisk,
of Ohio, second assistant secretary
of the embassy o! the United States. at
Berlin; Huntington Wilson, of Illinois.
second'secrelary of the legalion of the
l'nited States, at Tolno. Japan.
A Doctor's Epitaph.
The family hi~mry of a doctor who died
or the lwgilming ul' tlrr last century may
lst- .mmd rims inwt‘llwl on his tornllsmne
in lllulgwir'u church, Sussex, England:
Without llli-r Well
Lyo'th Um ll ‘dy u! (irltll-ilj.‘ Dr. Edward llornos
For t l maintain his inurily more-(l not (or
palms
Tu rid» arr-l to run. to clvo rr-livto
Tu thmu u hl“ll m-rv in train and grin-to.
Who the limit of April t‘lll'TI‘tl lh-nth's straits
(iftlt’.
From the Birth 1 f m:r:4.rl'inllt' 170::
And about ll.«.- Ann of 1.3,
Ami hm! ins lam-r . “Nun‘s in rv'ry ill-gran.
Ami lhll lu»lllllll lxlm trim) lll‘ lv-F! llll‘n ll?!)
'l'ttu lilivly >1 an air! a Law-mg “ill.
Arm ulw. . iwl rim nth :-
tire Wllw :n..i llrlm r was brought a bed \l‘llll a
Iloltglrtl-r
wlll"ll tlrrm n l’ dwlrc may live
Kiri in lmu lint In (zl'fl'.
[its 0 lthrl run Edward u.” then (5 years and
ill rnnntlH l-lcl.
Among-Al all tlw llnr'lnn’. llln' llu-rc are lllilll].
“o ls :;4 llllll‘ll ll.l~vll .'r< :tll}.
l.lktl in “wt murlnh to in». yruvllvn he “as at
him .-
l'lv- oalvlml the small pus & llll'll & H hero in
his grave. .
[lots arm! the Plague.
Al'v‘a'dl'l}: In llr Janine ! nulls”, m The
Latin-r, the o.“ .t~l' mllml llm llulumlu
plague. navw thump lll .\.~l:l. .'ll7;t-'l\- rats
below it rmlw. it— :lmwm'mu'v nan-urn lm
llmll being-2 in llu- slmr lm'nlzly‘ .\ llllllllll
ll'fllrl‘ llw pluum- lll'olw nut in .h . wily ol
lltllnlluy ll was A lnwrtr'l! Illa: llu ml- \vvro
dying Ily lllonmnrls. (lllur animals are
Illwl ullrsftr'd. but none so) soon or all fatally
no rule.
FIRE
INSUR-
ANCE.
For a lt'llllllll'
l.‘ln~rul,
l‘rmupl prylug
Fm-
lnsurum-r-
‘ l’olicy
('ltll
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TAYLOR a OOLDEN'S
Reliable Insurance Agency,
7‘ WASHINGTOX H'l‘lllil‘l'l‘.
Hi ”I l "l\ Nb 0 ltlllm'll'
new BARBER ell-rout?has ""y
b
eloorlaaraust
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[invinn mow-«l In in “'rlhllll‘fll'll m1 oh!
I shall 1m planner! to we all any old
patrons and lunnv new r-uw.
! A I’llil'i'l‘i'lmiifi LIL-\Iilll'llt WASTE!)
as assistant.
Joan-H sun.
and lw
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Prepayment o! Debentures.
gthelldrllesex Isolde; Company
ll!”lrhllvln\vn,l mu. mll luv up!“ I'll mu
till lll ul their lmul. lot: llvilsl‘ the downturn...
in, rrl “my“
nl Rollin» Nllllllmr» l“, w illl‘
WW . nurturing ll.” l~-'..lnln- l~l ..w!.luly llsl,
pull, roam vtn l'll
Dr. Ram-lava",
I. I. Corner-Wuhla ten and
"sold a “roots.
Wolrmmlars mnl huturdurw to t l». or.
l'llM‘rlt’lt Lilll'l‘lll 0
Well KR are a: ll’
lr’l'llll‘l‘tW souwamc. o. mm.
“in: mrnr. April m. A. non,
Metals-of llnvl lll. Into oi Norunlk,
In said district, do: . .y . .
'l’llo l'unrt. o! l’mlnr lur thr- ill-drier n!
zXorwullr. hath limited om! ullmml Illa
nun-Ills irmn llu- tltttll ln-ronl (or ”tel r'l‘ml
llurs of salt! oillltln to r-xhlhlt ”till" "Iain".
for Mlllll’lillslll.
prawn llwlr arr'nulllat, properly tillt‘att‘ll,
within sold than. will he dvlmrroll a room
err.
nicot- m
I'Llll'ih'limlll llllrll. Administrator.
a Ill ltll illil
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“SEAN“ 0i"
Those who 'li‘fllvt'l in
All personalmlshtcd to cull! estate
are rvqnmlml [u make lululmllulo pay-
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,El‘fimmlwrsso_ am?
' Flower and Garden Seeds!
Also an Assortment or
fine: seen POTATOES!
Street
New display 0! the very latest and choicest styles of
ash Fabrics!
in Dimitics, Lappcts, Ol‘gdlldles and Cambrics. Also a line: assort-
ment of Colored Laura: and Pcrcalines to line them with.
OUR HOSIERY STOCK
is complete. Special values at 15c and age a pair, in ladies' fasr black
Onyx hose, worth 23c and 336. We are ready to sh w y; u a choice
stock of ladlcs’aud children's ribbed and plain vests land pants for
spring and summer wear.
EDWARD STREET!
5 9‘1“." solicits, commoners.
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est Grain!
It is not whatthey cost per lug, but what they are worth to
your: horse, that mikes it economical or extravagant to buy
the best oats. '
_ All our cats are carefully screened. It you insist on hav—
\ . r . a
mg the dxrr, dud. an l hmclgd seeds that are usu:.l'y sold wrlh
/~\
them, you must buy elsewhere.
Buy Oats That's Clean.
Manuel T. Hatch,
sflarshall Street, South llorwallr
Bfauch Ollicc, Solmans’ Livery Stable.
lll“!llllllllllllllllllllllid!
. mmm mm Standard of Excellence!
and Beauty 0! Fiulsh. JACK-“05's l'LA’l‘lXOTYl‘E PORTRAITS are bonu-
l and last forever. interiors and all urchlto ctuml Work a specialty.
C. ”JACKSON Photographer, 6:! Wall street._NorW.||\.Ct
Both in Des! '
rill.
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Hrs Uncle and Hrs Cousms and His Aunts!
All said they cover saw a prettier market Ilnn the People's, last Saturday.
Everything seemed to correspond; all of our patrons were hands-lun- people. and
If one may judge from appearances. they were highly pleased with lllf'll‘ purchas-
es. Say! ”or sales increased at the role of In to l the, first work. and jun: for
fun we are going in lei mam-burly cm a turkey at our expense next Sunday. nevi a
little rmmslr-y turkey, In: our of thr- lamd l'vv will you .m many of. 'l'!wll‘rr-'lsll.lll
weigh lcn pound}. our! willlle drawn next Saturday. The lillrlolltl’l‘ who can
guess nearest to the number vi lluh we so}! next Fruhy captures the lord. and the
next nearest a pair ofrhiclwllt: your pick in in our and; next Saturday. Sum»
lmly Salli smuellmll.’ Lard ‘ Wv have tllf' bare leaf but all) lo" the Silk l‘ll
PMIKINU UM‘I’ANY; nothing lllll'l‘ in the lo“ 11. You can buy ll! lbs {or I‘m,
or one pound for To, and our hlnl't' is only twllrloors above the min-on that is unpo-
srtc lion-sf Ill murse \vo ltlmw you want. a whole lot. of things besides lord and
rm shall and franklull sausages, but you i'ull linri llll‘lll than if you can anywhcnu
ll's dollars to doughnuts we have tllclmsl solvr'tl‘ll filuljk lwtw'cn New Yolk am
New “it"t'll. l'uult‘ and see ’ No mod n streak of prices. If you've ever been hvrr
you know how 'rrr.
E. J. WADHAMS, People's Market, l3 llcrth Main Street.
Freenml l'runlpl lll‘lu‘r'l‘)’. 'l'l-lcpln‘m- ml! lent. l'w ll.
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NOTICE.
To Whom It May Concern.
The undersigned have placed the agency for Norwulk,
South Norwalk and Vicinity for the cclcbratcr! Crawford
ll. 8; l). Special! Juvenile ll. & ll. and World bicycles with
F. W. ROGERS, 1‘.) Main Slrcct,Norwa1k.
BEWARE!
In purl basing any of the above cycles of any hm. the authorized
agents, are 'll.ll the original lmlory number has not lwcn lulllpoml
Wllll.:|5 the puammm- rs withdrawn from all! bicycles when lhc numb“
:n llllcllclcll uni: m- worm-w!
ll!(r!§|.(ll\' 5: Il()WSE CO,
New ling! lnrl Agems, lluslnll, Muss.
TSIMPLY PERFECT.“
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PERFECTLY SIMPLE
Our l897 Bicycles!
$8 .SOM'l‘llis y en’s Model. Superb!
b?!8.!)(lm-Up-1‘o-Date; elsewhere, lino!
WKGO-wEvel'y quality 0! $75.00 list!
sourH NORWALK HARDWARE en. ”22 Washington soon.
SEASON
You can buy Refrige-
rators at poultry wire
profits. Lawn Mow-
ers! The greatest as-
sortment in town!
Raw Linseed Oil for
a few days at 33¢ per
gallon.
l2 Pounds l0 PennyWirs Nails for
. 25¢! Dame ,Fa
We have the best and
largest assortmentot
Hardware in this town
Poultry wire deliver-
ed.
shin ,
Fancy hosiery is the .
or thing. She mnstbe o n ’
Having bought a little]
we are enabled to ofi' [
some 75c goods at the
Comstock. Watkins
8: Dow,
price of 50c a pair.
r12 WASHINGTON STREET. fine quality of “51¢
' ‘7 W -, Roman stripes, large
E. THOMES, and plain olive g,
SOUTH NORWALK, CT., warranted fast colors _ .
Successor to the&l(a3(t)e George S. Bell Our guarantee—money:
. _ , funded.
P I! e Drrvrng l Stores Open evenings».
-—--~»~<>—~—-—— ‘
Estimate Furnished (or
Dock and Bridge
Building and
Repairing.
-———~+eo~—w-~—
Foundation Pile Driven.
Men's, lioys,‘ Children's Suits, Neckwear _‘
Shirts, Gloves. '
llli’fl 2m
p.""w.“mmoos;
Funeral Director
and Embalmer.
.3 Wonhlngton attract,
Io. Nerve-its.
Residence. Mahmkemo Hotel
m7 l
Comstock Brothers,t. *
illllllllcl'n‘ for Men, Boys and
Children. i
a score III! at.
So. lorwalk.
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,__w_.__..—,.,. -~-~ ,_ ~ unseen a. Glffll .
WANT ANYTHING r ; '
No need to. Advertise MW‘
in tee booth Norwalk TWO NORWALK, .
Evenlng S
Sontlnol. ‘ STORES. so. NORWALK.
2.--. __ _. _, _F W
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Interes
We have just receiver! a line of Negligcc Shirts, in
stripes and fancy effects of mi: very latest patterns,
u itll collars and culls attached, which we have marked
or a very RAPID MOVING PRICE:
- - 49c!
Another One!
That will interest you is a very fine mixed H
y .mcs in three shades, light brown, bluc/ nd gray;
good value at 15C: sale price ror‘ per pair, 3' pairs for
25¢. ”or cast window will interest the whcclmcn this
wrck. !
(man every evening until 9 o'clock.
DAVIS, The Tailor,
Clothicr, Matter and Furnisher,
llehaclremo Hotel Block, south loneli- ‘ ‘
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SecureYourChance
UN 'l'llli
BEAUTIFUL DOLL
'l'll IKE GIVEN AWAY
Wednesday Evening, at 8 O'clooll
GLOVE R’S
NEW
SHOE STORE
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teeth lam
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