, , “.7
dam—”Went." "To
Bole” adv-ethanol; not
ioneiiaee. onethne. puree
d8 Guide. Dim. Reading now
enehlneerflon. Heritage
« 50¢. Schedule oi rete-
. advent-Intent. inrnl-hed
utm~ny mil, in ed
prepaid: One month. we;
Qlfiuin month. 03.50; one
i voted by neutron. 120 I
IIldtothe curler.
mwflo. 97 Washington
lorwnlk.
omen—No in Well urea,
, are always weioorne in The
- It you know oi any new-
‘. I iavor by telephonintr.
it flinging ltto the efllee.
Box tor the convenience oi
willtto leave iteme oi newt or
‘ Vullieiomtdattheen-
D ‘l'ht Sentinel onion.
melhenld» in Ill and be
South Norwaik. Conn
‘ cannot he guaranteed the
A” copy is handed in. Every
‘ » “onwillbemadetono-
- patrons, but changee can-
W upon as a right nnieu
~nut in by 2 o'clock in the ai-
oi the day beiore the change
Ironing Sentinel hue I pinnin-
rll the Town oi Norwalk Ind itr
< larger. considerably, that tin~
Circulation oi the other
‘ kitten! Gallic. Our prose room tr
”an open to advertisers and vial-
lIeI Snow High tide Low rule
l 5:41 I 8:32 I 1’25»
The Nova] Master.
II I lamentable fact that the great-
IMI among the men and crown oi
"We! the nations do not happen
In noted no tightr. but through occi-
“I In time of pence. The only naval
Min-recent yearn compatible to
of the Maine is the one In the Mod
libretto-n June 92. was. when the
W minute Cnmperrlown and Vic-
‘ me in collision while engaged in
‘ evolutionary practice and the Victoria
WWI» toll» billion: with nearly all on
hind. Three hundred and ility- nine
line were loot on the \ intorin, invluding
”commander Ui matinee and non:
iaen cation there were we.
' “II Infutnnately always the coni-
are» people everywhere who suffer meet
‘ merely in accident and disaster. The
W at the Maine had their aleepinx
" ”directly over the powder mega
. nine, where the erplmion took place
“,0 amino 0! the ville-en were all of
"Willa. A number oi the unicorn were aim
M! from the whip. on more and elm
Willi. Of the 253 men whowere blown
Mr death in llarnua harbor all but
were women or marines. Only in
nun Cleaned uninjured.
The magnificent reworoeiulneee,
m Ind eool heuhdneu displayed by
I Sistine oi the Maine in title
“mound the admiration: of the
W people. (liven brains and
W to work on in the heginnlng.n
m and inllitery education lite men
In direet emergencies. Captain
wee tilting la in» cabin when
“plain occurred. 'i'hrown iron:
. 7 by theehooii. hettrnolt npon hit
"which wee hrumd. but instantly
ordmtonoodthe gun cot
ifpewihietomtnnuph-
M Tree to the traditione of
‘m “howe- the loot
Mellie-hip.
Whedthenetioneoilin»
Wheat-add to win
» ~ . litbehlowingnpoitbe
”.m‘umaontmnuu
'H We iICale notevomiaa
je'nttywm heheardonthe
git-h
' W M“. [WWI I'm!“
mm mew
inuBriti-itprienaior Ive
nee Wino-l!
Tflhlflbdhhm
”mic-what“
kiil men-reinitiali-
‘WMIIw-gtbe
starIInIyeotneIndatnt-Imaygo.
but Hurray & limit, the celebrated ir—
ieh eotnediane, like the brook run on
for our. The! were among the ant
to enier farce comedy Ind they have
maniac med menu; 1an with
the leader- ever done. and it truth
were known. have Iccunlulntod more
money than Iny comedy teem beiore
the public. Thin year they have Sill"
rounded themeelvee with an unusually
atrong company and have paid clone
attention to detail. bringing with then:
numerous proportion. note at complete
neutron. and the beat and largelt. oom-
peny oi individual merit now on tour.
Besides this they have a new play
iron: the pen oi that able author.
George H. .Emerick, entitled. "Finni-
gan'a Courtship." the second oi the
Finnegan eeriee. oi which there will be
future numbers or sequels. Nothing
has and nothing can daunt the ardor
of these two. it would seem. and that
is why they are no popular. ior every
one is sure of their endeavors to keep
up with the times and give the best.
The rompeny is billed tor Hoyt's
Theatre. next Monday night.
0
Uncle Tom'e cabin.
The parade to be given at noon on
March 9 by the Martin Uncle Tom's
company. in said to compare with the
large eircnsee. it embraces three
bendI at music. twenty head oi ponies.
donkeys and oxen. twelve Siberian
bloodhounde. besides numerous chari—
ots. wagons. pony carts. ere. iiinlinee.
i p. m. Children. townie. adults. 20
rental.
. g . Copley Sunbeam.
'l’lle mmfng oi the Weetiali It Drake
( 'omedy Sunbonmn undoubtedly mmnr
:1 good time tor our illeailre-gmrrs at
the Open: limm next week. They
will put on a new play each night. and
on Wednesday and Saturday alter.
noono there will be given mailman tor
the benefit oi lusiim and ehlidren. it
is unneeontutry to enter into details; l'i"
grading the merits of this rompany.
The weli‘ltnown vereotile artrm, Mix.»
i'ulrie Louis. is with this romp-my.
also the dainty little i‘lc-mentlnu Si.
Felix. one oi the inmouzt Three 5!. Fl"
lix Slalom. and some Well-known run»
Minus. The when will be no higher
than lo. Zill’nnd 3n rents. Seats not.
on sale at Wood's :md 'i‘umiitlson'x.
Innenle' and Reading:
The lmlivr of tin- t-ntt‘rtninmvnt
wnnninw oi the South Norwolk t'nn~
gregzillonni i'lmrrll minnnnm- a mom!
with muting» (or Monday t-Virilliig of
next week. Matrvil 7. at. the home of
hire. lander. oi? Wool street. The so
inlet» will he Benjamin Iii. (Elinor. ten
or, at lircmklyn; Mrs. ileriw-rr \V. Mun
nor. nupmim. iillll Walter l’. Storm-i.
pluninl. Mrs. Winn-bd‘ and Mr. i'ilorw,
aim, will in» heard in duo-t. and Mrs.
id» 3. limp will read. The pron-wed“
to apply in the new mrpvl innd.
ennui. F8031? l0 AW.
But he Vania the Connecticut Nation
ni Guerdtobu Thoroughly Equipped.
'i‘ho- ntlnoum-vnwni in The Sentinel
yeeirrday that General Frost turd nuu‘w
rmuiuiilon ior new t'alili'fiilrl and hm-
r-renrka (rented a widespread into-m"
among militiamen and other: through
out the note. t'ienemi Front in .'t not:
sequent interview min! the report mm
mu. but tin-role on nothing in the m
«hr to get up .i war atnrt'. llo- hull
rm-ommendmi through the ndiutum
genrrul‘n oilin- lll liztrilin‘d that tin
war department at Wlmltingtmt pro
vide ill" National Guard ui vellum-ti
mt with new t'aniwiln and mildew
liltii'l'flai'hti. in the tire! plume. lin- Nu,
tiotml llunrd in in need oi the onnw
town». on the one: they new now are
old and rituty; ulm modern how-r-
ein-M [or the norm rmiuon. The mill
tin in in need of timer mutlpnwnte {or
field duty it they are milml own in
wriorm any envh duty even at «tn-p.
lie reronimmded also the! the adju-
tnnt general elm apply for field 00(th
lug appliances, but in making them-
m'ommmdntivm» tiun- won on rotor
new to Spain. ”in amnion o! Elwin.
i will add that it in my ilrrn bells-i titnt
there will hr no war with lipnin. and
I do not wlnh to be quoted an an alarm-
lill. The war were him had the film
of etimulnting the Nntltmnl iiimrdat
throughout the emmtry. nod putting
tin-m in e mitten that it time m it
Pit" im the mobilization oi ill» Nntlmv
oi iiurud to my mlwiei point they
would be thoroughly moipwd. in the
remote event of it war with lipid». it
would be I navel war anyway. and at
short one. The ininutry troupe at the
tinned Stem would he mtllrimi tor
the m nonunion. Ind it they were
timed not to he telly nutrient the line
tlonal (inertia oi New York. linemen»
out. ate-Inclination and Penn-yttrium
would he ilret relied upon became of
their My."
w
WhMInIeI-e
Hr. no In. Harold A. Pomona left
[tenet-tee m yesterday to begin
housekeeping In Home. They have
I pretty mm mane trained
thmhont la cypreee. lighted by eke»
"lolly It“ Dental by but trim. Their
porter one ant-I‘m m Minted
with oil wet. my elm- m
hetrieone. notably e ale-I which once
initial Cllytt I g!
Notice iI hereby given mail the ul—
jonrned annual meeting oi the City at
Booth Norwallt will be held in Arlen
Hui. on ntenon meet. realm any.
on .Monday. lurch 7th, 189m at ‘l: 30
o'clock p. m. for the iollonlug pur-
panes. viz:
i. To appropriate from the City
nary (or the use of each at the depart-
ments oi said city tor the oiliillllls your.
2. To lay a in: upon the mtahle
estate within said city. contained in
the aeaeeement list last wmpieted. to
an amount euflltletil to meetfand pro-
ride for the appropriations made at
mid meeting.
3 To consider the nilviezlbility oi
issuing bonds to the ttinollill oi $301M)
to bear interest at a rate not exceed-
ing ionr per c.ent per Innurli. {or the
iolowing purposive: I 0,0000 {to defray
the expense at building the warmer-
clal elm-trio light plant; 351th to take
up the mortgage on the lithrury bulld-
leg. and 85000 to he need lot the per-
manent improvement of arm-tn and
ii dented udvieahle. to authorize the
issuing of said bonito.
4. To appropriate imm 32hr illy
treasury the sum of 3! out) to be used
as a sinking inn-l. .
2:. To trained-t a-ry other minim-en
that may properly mun- below- said
meeting.
The i‘onneii oi said My line. made
the following detailed Mtlnihte vi the
amount. of money whim, in their judg-
ment will be omens-bury and requiaite
to meet and proiide ior ouch oi the
following dewtrtmenta oi the city gov-
ernment for til» next printing lineal
year. and rm-ommemi the mailing of
the several npproprinlimm ;:-'ho!vri by
said «slimme-
i-‘ire l‘t'ptli'ii'iwlill -- ‘
Ordinary amuse: 2.2m»
Extension to l‘itnwllirlliif' 3.2!»)
> 5 it'll!" on
Administrative l»»partmnoi < -
i‘ity Attorney. servo-m 7m
interval . .'.,ifif.
Puller. department 3M"
('ity llall downtown: . ”"l"
Sinking i'und . . . . , ., . Hull!
Printing department . rein
.hniitor nod i'nllwinr. , .‘..‘w
Klm'llnn (“Shimmer .. L'f‘w
i'ity ('lo‘rit‘e salary. zoo
Aneurysms ......... to;
i"iiy Fro-neon r a: solar) lim
1' My retards ......... If.
Me-mmini tiny stpp‘n. . in
Pine leiund ('o-nwtery L'Tr
lhmrtl oi ileliri .. , . L"!
wiltcfyo oil
Street llewrtutent th'ltln.
.‘iltlt‘Willk‘d and meter.“ -
Ordinary unwind-a fur
rvptiirn .. .
l-‘ur liv'i’luliitt'ill
prntrmrnl .
$xflml
liil'
Zulu»!
with“ in!
Light Department
l-Zlm'trlt' light and lit»
alarm ............. noon
i'ummerrini lighting MW"
»» - 1min (In
[flue] int
.'dltl no
“out." W
South Nurwnlk. Marrh I. HIM.
i'M' unit-r oi the Venue”.
Jilrll'll'll it, rum".
i'lty ('io-rlt
’I .
In- All
\
Library Ilt‘pi‘ll‘llllilill . .
lir-olth department
Noticed
South Hamil Union School
District.
Notice in hen-try given that on or
armament oi the rumble potato within
the» mid lll’lll'lt" ha» been“ made on the
town ll»! of Hill. and [hill Iulsi lint hint
been thin dny ilt‘lflllli'illby the rlerlt
M the mill illlli'li"! all "It; W oi the
rlvlwtmen. No. fr itelirtxnl pin-7e. South
Norwnlii. ('nno, for examination. and
tlmt the Board at Relief. will mm m
the other oi the will “brim. No. .5
Railroad More, on the il-ith day of
Mort-h. A. ll. Iii”. iii Blow-kirk p. m.
to beer Ind determinei all appeal:
made in them for the "limitation and
pv-riertion of said Went.
immt at the City oi sooth Nornaiit.
(limit. thI 3d d” M MIMI, A. II. iii”.
A. BlaANGIMilD.
JOHN H. ltlilil'l‘.
MATTIIKW i'ABBBT.
t'ommitiee oi the Minn limweilt
tithnoi [Muriel l
W
Native it hereby Im§glren that an
murmur oi the ratahle mate of the
new menu which we. is; “tuned the:
there one no distinct or he value.
he; been made by thalamus. and
thin tiny filed by the rim at mid die~
trier with the Retro-trout of sold town
at No 5 Railroad plate, in the city oi
iionth meeilr. Conn 1
”It”? It I» titty M
(’onn. this Sid do! of
teen. ’
ih "month.
"it. A. it.
A. norm ‘In.
”A771!” REIT.
. tons B. m.
Committee at the that Kuwait lino
inn sen-it tit-rm ;
l
Treasurymchmonoyumayhem ’“l
rug-monomer“...
Jute Curtis. in the Court oi Cont-
nton Pleas yesterday, heard the’ argu-
ment: in the one at Henry 0. Steven-
Ion millet Francis Burritt. The
pinintiii is I well-known lawyer oi
Bridgeport and the defendant in Com-
modem Burritt. ofiflonth Norwalk.
Originally Burritt became bondemun
ior Oliver is). Barker in theeurn omen.
Barker iraa taken on I writ for trend.
d the bond one given to abide indpp
went in the clue." Subsequently the
pleadings were changed. alleging
breach oi contmt inatead oi fraud
Buritt reiuaed to pay, claiming the
bond true given in the original action,
and that this was a new cm. The
till". was brought by H. G. Hubbell, oi
Bridgeport. but wlII ”0|:an to H. (Y.
Sieveneon.
Argumenta Were made by Attorney
Stevenson and Attorney “mining. the
latter rcpmmulng Mr. Burritt.
court adjourned at the rlose oi the
argument until today. no other busi-
ntaa being ready.
Funeral oi Henry w. Raymond,
The tum-ml oi Henry W. Raymond
was held ywtrrduy alto-moon from his
late modems: in Went Not-walk. Rev.
E. Robbins "dictated. assisted by
lter. l). M. Seward. I). 0.. who road a
lurem‘nnd ”with at the tile oi the tit»
reused. The poll beareru were in. i".
ll, ilrown. Dr. '1‘. B. (irititn. W. .l.e‘~
Count. i‘. i'. Vial i. Junta-s .'. Lyon .tmi
ill. W. :iililinun. The burial won in the
flat-t Norwnll: rmnetery
sand r. co.
i 'nrpa-is. Munro-ma ntnl I'lllmm t-lmw
ml in‘ eimm.
III Knight Street.
iimule mile-ti for :lliII rt-itimetl hit by
L. J. liEl’thLilS. Exprcnuuan.
ll Wall ler- t, SnrtttilliJ‘l.
Ilt'J'I‘dr
Payment of Bonds!
Tlill IIDDLESEX BIlKllll room.
”I .’viiirirl.r.'l'nlt'.\'. mam-
Will [my on pruwiiidliob :tt il~ ntll- -
tlo- oiriwninn-n oi
Hilllli'fitil. lim' A till i. item,
5|“:th NJ. tliw 3 ply l. le‘m.
Siiltll’fitti. «im- .lnnr l. lens,
mr i; l v:
String name
i l t-hniu' Wa-ll ml tul -lmli ui llhjvurl l
.md imttwwn Vi ml m- for
EASTER SUITINGS !
I wont in t null":
m. l'nil :irni wmruih
in 'HII‘ lite-1i putt rm.
tarry numrm any.
Mite Ind Sent 3 Suite
ll"1l|!tl.|ll‘l’ v t, 1-; -i. rub-mini, :m 1-3,
1*. "Hal. i. ll ur nlyml m m. r! nulls-u
AJ. ZINK,
Strum-«tr in ii ii. ."uurnl‘,-
MERCHANT TAILOR.
:ls‘llllli .‘lnlu aim t. urn—mu titty ilnro:
T’i‘T'l‘H‘i‘T’l‘T
Box Paper
illu' uh twr mxtlv nr
'llr'frtnd‘ mul )nll whi
l i but in- w- r nnywh-
60. to 506.
Blank Books"
School Supplies.
Plaisttd's Cough Remedy
llil. STOP lilil’ Willi.
TRY IT.
a. "fronted,
i8 lllliiIGI‘OI nun,
tintltlt Norwaik, (’l.
.l..l..i..i.u.i..l..l..i.
iii“ miles
on ”new Vet-II.
Martini.
GanBtfiured
I! [MIMI
Royal Pearl.
«...; ...... ......“
autumn mutt
mummy...“
WWI”M,~ ”I. VI" l“ tutti»
mmnmwm Meet
bowie-Ilium
”MM and W
B HARRIS,
int-1M“
fifivwdles.‘
g3 We.
g new. a
WAXAXAXAXAXAXAXAXAV
BestOn Stere
FAIRFIELD 00!“le CREME" 510:!
for them, so we will sell all our
2%- Clark» and Fain-int. Saturday and Monday. '50
63c
“.25 Mohair and Wool Suiting». w in. wide,
Mil l-Iln Htr'n Soul”
.7 KCMV .lno kite
1L!“ Fondly ~in» \Vringvr— , ................................... #lJl‘J
l2§v .‘lnitlvll l’ltttmriw ........... . ..................................... 7r
hr “’liilt' llnllwl i’inluwl ................................ ..... 7w
in" I'll‘m's min- mid shirts and inner“. ilewmi.
pro-y and u bite uml. and mine purl “Hill, worth
for. B'w :ttni 77w. Find your “’m- and sun-
tnnm-y. i'Izwlt. .. .... .. lilv
“Lilli flit l‘liiblrvn' e .lmkt4n ..
...:...'l5il '5 i' iiildren 'stJtv-ts .................... $2.10
Collarettes at Half Price.
751- Block Funniest, Mohair and Wool.
Hlllilm.’ to in!" them.
lite l’luldu and Mixtum
Jackets and Capes at Half Price.
8l5 Him-k Kerrie.” ........................ $.50 Olil'l'nn Kt-im')‘ Junk-4.4....
ll!) Rough Jitt'lit'lrt ........................ $7.50 .17 Bloom; ........
Sill 'l‘wo-ionmi lionriv.....,... .....7530 81;! Blouses ........
I": (lupus ............................. 32.50 $l5 I'lueh ('nln-e ........................... 89.00
Cl i'upm ................................ 1.5" 3‘24 l’lneli (lulu-9 ......................... “2.00
............ WZ'SIII
............ '6. ill
Miners.
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Opening of. Spring Dress Goods.
We received eighty pieces of New Goods this Week; one hundred and fifteen
piecrs more will be shipped to us the first of next week. We must make robm
WINTER DRESS Goons AT HALF PRICE.
li'sn 37;c
25c
”Hillilliil il’ HALF PRICE.
Everything in ludit-e’ and ruim’ word
and [ionized Stocking». Regunliee» of
wet will be will at boil the regular
prim-s.
75!: kind .................. :w
500 kind... 2%
27w kind .................. i241-
lES'i'S Mill DRAWERS.
Ladies! wool Violin, short sleeves; ladies'
wurlct Punt», and lmliee' merino
r ('ullttl't'llt ................................ “.50 ii» i'nllurttte ................................ Will Punt-l, regular prior. 50". 75v and Cl;
Si? ('nllulttll' ........................... .yri. fill $z.’7('oiinntt4- ..... new all at one price........ iii:
K [TCHEN DEPARTMENT.
73w Nickel—platted ' 't'n lit-tile... ................................ Bile :5. No. 2 purl i 'lmppiltg How in. .Illv
{Lil's ('nrpet Sun-pen. warranted for one your . ".'.“.I laonod Fibre \Vfllti i’uiie ................................
~7.- White Wore, run-n and l-zuius.............................;3:tv l'irntqnnlity stool lmivw and Forks elmny handle. .. inset
ill. l-‘rem ll lint ’l'rupe ................................................ ""u:
DOMESTIC GOODS.
iilr I’l't'x-i Gingham» ................................................... tic
7r llmwn filtration .................................................... In:
Great Slaughter of Winter Underwear!
GOOD FOR NEXT WINTER.
.‘In-n's t-xtrn lino filiirta nnri Dl'lIWl’l'l'. all of our
well known lvrmnio. none worth lea.» than 31.5".
n low Worth 6;. in grey. white nlnl mull-i: you
mu'i "who :i mietnkr:
Boston Store,
Cor. Main and Wall Sts., Norwaik, Ct.
till it! one lil’it~t~....... ”...“...ln.
est articles on the market.
Our Fancy (liit Edge Creamery Butter.
always the saint ...... .....zsc ll).. .1! lbs. in»
New York State llilllcl'.............................20t' lll
Fancy Fresh Laid Eggs ............... .............'oc dez
tlid Grist liiii Extract oi liaii........... .zoc bottle
o for true A line spring tonic.
33 Washington Street.
Evaporated Peaches..... .....
'l‘wo pounds Fancy Apricots
AtSeymour sStore
ilur ollorts in the :nlvanceun-nt of PH”; Fill ll) l’iii llll'il'l’S has been
uppreviated as shown by our steady udt‘anre in this line of goods. Our
aim has been and will be. to plnvo before the publio nothing but the pur—
.....ioc and 13c lb
llr. Handy Prunes..............................z line. 2'
Good Prunes........................3 and 4 lbs. lot 25:
Three pounds Boos liilk Crackers..................25e
Three pounds Sperryti Barnes' Lard......,.......:5c
market» itnmmgbly and mom- the int.
unyirody rise and to hell the bent mil-tie,
m whore- Irwin we rum.
Benton Specials.
lit-d inn minim mm mm ‘0:
lied liell nlnnm stint mum lie
Apple Ilium-rm enluton itall ”hill" the
Apple Bit-Inuit unlined l tiat mom “a
we hmn'e tninnm mite til-t "Him He
m trim. wired. per «an. to.
lion-at mach-rel. l lb mm. III
lit-moth! airtime, 4e earl. 7 for fie
lit-nerd unite”. l lb ran. 7:
No. 2 fat W. 3 ior Bile
rue-meme "MM. per i». he
linden ”tin-it, he. 3 lint. for “I
Fruit mntry em. per drawn. III:
im lit-titling. iieettt horn-ti. ..
1313‘
run nvnnmo murmur.-
:
l
l
l
“n how no uuupeiition a.» to Ql .\l l'l'Y , and on» rock bottom on Cash l’rim-s
C. E SEYMOUR,
Lending Grocer,
'1'»: of
South Nor-walk.
Possibility and Purpose.
.'tn- tin in» gum-mint: invtore of mu titanium Our Pmeibilitleeare grout. With our large entrant
oi tum'hundinr timutxh our several mm. we ran boy v lll‘nll‘l, pick up bargains alwaye, new the
Our Pom-e in to plum our rum. toe-rt] elm then
”or euwm it woven by the iiittllilmlr' oi unlinilni «outrun-
3\ 5m Monro Seem.
llemt i moiety Butter, per "Milli,
‘Mnmmiiu milk, per can,
8 putrid pail (linoleum
"than" letting pmwier. l putrid can,
74‘
III
10:
Twin titty mulling under, 1 [mild leis, De
than»: baked tum, 3 team! an, 1e
Victor unit». 2 ground push-gr, 7e..
trainer-u. pundits. I pitted an, 100
my arm! utter-idem, per Willi, 7c
M m u I“
thunder- imitate ileum. we
Jm’ or Head it. than, in, no
til min granulated m, It.“
New York Grocery Company,
- mun-MW.
Norwalk Chronicler