‘ belly Doings oi the People at lor-
' salt anthem llorvalk.
Weather Iona. ‘ :
Hoary rain was reported iron the
south Atlantic and light now from the
northwest. Planet weather prevails
in the Minis-hint valley and the lait'e
melon
Snow tonight; probably rain Satur-
day: northeast winds; Itationary tom-
pasture. ,
M
The Hibernlhn lecture will take
place at the Norweik Opera House to-
night.
./
Clinton Commanderl'. 1LT. will
contor- the Order oi the Temple to-
night. ‘ ‘
~Choi‘ce country turkey. and chick-
ens. at Hayes’ market.
The young ladies oi Mrs. Mead'e
school contemplate holding a recep-
tion aiter Easter.
Sylvester M. Taylor has moved his
blacksmith shop irom Main street to
(‘rotus street.
The delegates to the Central Labor
Union met last night and diactutsed the
spring labor prospects.
~-Rih roast. lee. N. Y. market.
Mrs. Lucius Brown, oi Mohawk, N.
Y.. is visiting her sister, Mrs. W. l’.
Bundle, oi High street.
The Veteran Whist club will be en-
tertained tonight by Mr. and Mrs.
Talmadge Baker, oi West street.
R. H. Hale and iamily, of Concord
street. 'will remove to Hartiord about
April l. Mr. Hale’s headquarters are
now in the capital city.
Vilmhrelias and canes at O'Brien
The city oi Norwalk has a grand list
amounting to $5, 084, 292. But that
isn't the only grand thing about the
city. —-New Haven Palladium.
At the preparatory lecture last even—
lag in the First Congregational chapel
there was a very large attendance and
the meeting was one of deep interest
~~lluck beer hack worst and saur—
kraut George Sohanh Germania Ho Cox “
tel. Friday and saturday nights.
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A big sale oi men's and boy's suits
in on this week at Melt“ & Co.’ a more \
in Bridgeport. in a new advertisement
today they tell Sentinel readers all
about it.
w - ed
Rev. R. O. Sherwood went to Boa-
ton today to spend several days. and
the pulpit oi the South Norwaik ilepv
iiitl church will be occupied Sunday oy
Rev. Warren i- Atherton.
——Very best Eigin Creamery Buttvr.
23c lb. New York store.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis W. Ranwm. at
New York city. who are on their bridal
tour. are unending a law dayn with Mr.
and hire. (3. ti. it. lieytirirk. oi (‘heet-
nut street. South NorWalit.
Mrs. Hetherington and non Hubert:
oi Cherry Valley. who are on their
way 30th to spend ueverai Wi't'kl‘.
have been guests the past low days or
Mrs. it, I'. Booth. oi Went Washinw
ion etreet
D...“
r~l~‘orequnrter lamb. lo, I; “'btlf‘i' tit.
State secretaryflharicn it. Adams.
Ilev. (turret ilsuh-nheck and W. N. ill—
uwna, rupmllng Manolo Council.
are attending the sen-ion oi the state
count-ii. Order oi United Nifl'llillllt‘tl, in
llurtiord. today.
David llrcnnen and John Kennedy.
arrested in South Norwailt yesterday
for intoxication. were each nnml 3.6
and courts by Judge Prim. but not be-
lnx able to pay the anumnt. were tn—
ken lo the iiridgeport all.
» Men's and boys’ caps. at O'Brlm'n.
ll. Kricuer's rein oi loot apring’e
rectors ior little llrls from sis to
twelve yearn is wanting a lively t3!“
mend inr thea- xsrtueute. There is
nothing the matter with them gamut
that they are not made in the heistu
oil-anion.
The Norwalk Mon store received
emu, trim at new aorta. dress
gourd: this week. and its pieces will he
uoldsthalipriee. i’rieesareuuotul
inanewadtnday.
“Pure lard in 8 lb. psiia. tor the. at
liar-w market.
in the Norwalka at the present time.
James hi. wood. oi Norwalk. he re-
turned from Philadelphia. in poor‘
health.
(lounrmation instructions will begin
at at. Paul'a chapel next Tuesday or-
suing at 7: Oil.
~Pritne rib roast. 1239c. 6 Water St.
Miss Jennie Alexander. oi Brown's
Business college, is quite sick at her
home in Boutoo street.
Rev. A. B. Partly and Mrs. Pnrdy
fire the guests oi their sister. lira J
W Studwell. at the City Hotel.
C. C. Brotherton and wiie have re,
turned home from a visit to .l. W. An—
drews and wiie, at Dom N. .i.
~lt'resh pork. l0c.. 6 Water street.
Mrs. S. P. Smith, who has been a
guest at C. 0. Miller. oi Union place.
has returned to New York city.
Frederick thadtlerton has been los-
ing chickens the past iew weeks but
cannot account ior their disappear-
ancc.
Samuel b'errii oi Washington street.
has recovered (mm the diphtheria.
and is able to be among his playmates
again.
i -~Frcsh ham, 12c. N. Y. market.
Mrs. James hicAllistcr. oi Adamo
avenue, entertained the Golden Rule
‘ circle oi thr- Norwalk Congregational
tbnrch yest rday aitcrnoon.
Au artistic piece oi lettering work
e at the Young Men's Christian anew-int
lion building. in Elizabeth street, has
just been completed.
Members will he received into full
membership and also on probation at
the Norwalk Methodist Bpimopai
's.\clturch. Sunday morning.
“Some men will smoke an imperial
Crown cigar in 35 minutes. The aver
use smoker will get an hour' at comiort
out oi one.
a George Stetens, oi Norwalk was ir-
Ncw (Yunnan Tuesday, looking for a
place ior his bicycle lmsinm. which
he intends to open there in a short
' \Iimt‘.
Greenwich young men. William
carpenter. and hen Conn-i, :
nit-mpg” in the employ 0! Adam.»
Eapresu company. have enlisted in the
navy.
Two
William I'm“. i'rczi Ell-t. (‘haric
Holmes and Miss Lulu Gregory wert
among a party of Nurwaiit people win
wont. to Cannons last night to nttnm.
li'l etttcrtainmcnt and copper.
~3 lbs. oi iranltiurt sausage ior 25¢-
at Hayce' market.
A Red line car ran into Mllkmnn is
’l'. Water's turnout near St. Mary':
chart-h, about ti o'clock this morning
The milk wagon was not damagcd, hut
)n portion at the humane watt broken
ilmrg.» W. irwkwoud. of Long Ridgr.
has imught Lion iur skins irom trap
pent since last November. and in- my
that ii the mild weather continues
with the lurk the truppera are non
having. tho number will be exceeded
by natural hundred.
Miss Julia Reed. oi lranhnry. win
Went to New York ior special treat
’ ment some month ago. died in tha.
city, Wednesday. The iunterai war
hold trout her home in Daphnry truiay
Mitts Reed had many irienda in ’i‘ht
Norwulku. Among Hill"! who “"6001?!
the innerai today were Miss Matti:
McPherson amt Mini Martha Trend
well. ~
«New thman Mylo. '98. O'Brien.
William ll. Ilonton tllt'd at hie hone
in Long Ridge. New i'anaan. It
the tiny-filth year oi his as». Mr
Mouton netted ior one year in Camper
by A. Twenty-eishth moment. Con:
nertirnt Volunteers lie partlriputed
in the hatle oi i’ort lltniuon and was .
it member oi the tumour: hand gre-
nade party on June it. liltw.
ii. I). Worden. III the iron! iirm oi
timer is Worden. oi Nomi-lit. use
only mood serious injury yerterdsy
niternooa. lie. was setting out some
has: oi oats when the illIII‘l' m iell
upon him. pinning one leg to the loot
The litah wan bully hrniml and it it
a wonder that it we: not broken Dir
Worden is able to be about today. Imi
‘ walks with a limp.
mm. per in. 76c: butter. on in.
his; beat my cheese. Me; cot.
ioleue.lt lb. pails. m; on: lee to i“
We perm. lite.;outlteal Hint
term. mountain-“tr 1b.. 5mm
There an but two'uuattantlaed me“
mammantwm
V4
The Arion Singing society will re
hearse tonight.
Homer 8. Hoyt is making alterations
on his residence in 30th Third street.
Walloon Croiut intends to go into
the express business ior himncli.
4-h‘orequarter. 70. N. Y. market.
The Norwnlk Mills will continue to
run live days a week tor the present
The tax list oi the South Not-wall:
Union School district has been denom-
ted at the. stsleclmen’n onion. 5, Railroad
plant. tor examination.
MANow Dunlap style, 'it‘i. O'Brien.
The Piano mirtencc at it; i'rtme
street, South Narw'alit. has been quar-
antined by Health iifliccr Tracy on ac
count oi ue-arlet. layer in the house.
A delegation from the Norwnilt
Methodist church will attend the re-
rival services at ltroad River tonight.
itev. I". A .Svtillvltl will lead the:- int-cl-
nu.
. «Bluefish an» lm- a twitnrl;;ho-rrlng,
«in; snwlt, 12".: rtullinh stmk. lL'r; at
llnycs' Market.
A muslin! programme has lit-ail ar
ranged in ronnwtimt with in» illiter-
nian lecture tonight. Mrs. W. .l, ’l'ra.
oy will sing aeveraijelectiona.
The “[IDWISN'Q a! the .‘Yoru'nll. iiotvi
tumishlnxu finiulml their work yvsier'
tiny. Th» assets. are about 32m» and
the llnbllltlt-u aro- cutimalwl at “in!"
wiretlies' and gents” aipiam mmb- to
.irder. at li'llrien's.
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'l'he lktnhury councillor-n have [1‘th-
-d an ordinance which provides that
ho- assessors ehall receive a notary
vi 3500 a year and nhnll visit every
new oi property in the city whiiw tart-
timr up the tax list.
John Malone): Jr, who is ill oi scar—
‘tt. lever at hi» home ill Main arrow»:
Sorwaik. in getting alum; nin-oiy. ll.
ms now had all ihv- Ioniag’tous din»
met-r: prevalent in title Milan, with
he exception oi small-pox.
- In of lamb. 12L”; ti Water straw
Espreaatnnn Martin lie-lit.“ is min-
in a new hot. in mimi' manner it war
«changed. and now Mort wears a
lratterod hemlpieco oi the vintage at
9!». with no uwt-at band or lining. The
owner can return hlart'a hat and no
tirmtiohs will lie iiiikt'll.
M
wimp! inland duties. hie, n tmunti
it ilayt-s’ market.
“Hillel I. Me'lkmald. ami in. a clerk
in a lam-Ivy More to Sam. blur. died
the other day while having in teeth
‘hlfflt'li'il by a Mullet.
Merritt Clark, oi I’oultney, \'t.. Iht'
Adm meniiwr oi any Yurmimt lagiw
atom and now the- oitln-st est-railway
president In New England, celebrated
his Emit birthday ru-ently.
mil lhs. trrealtiasl hot-on. 230..
llayvo' market.
BI
Mr». Mary Iiurollek. who has iired
in Keene. N. ii.. until recently with
her children. and who we» primarily-d
.t alerting gold alum mrentiy st (than
't.. by the ”uranium M the Anter-
Iteroiutltln. an an "original"
bier, hi remarkable in many ways.
, is M, in hale and hearty and ran
road tine type tritium the aid at glue»
In. Site ban the diotllurtion oi luring
I amt'wmttégmdnwther. having
four children living. his grandchildren,
awn great-grandchildren. and one
treat-umtmrasdrhihl.
«no not think we are out at boot;
neon tween-e our sign in down. We are
having our atom painted and will "-
piaeeowrnldligawithanieeaew
me III ”in: lower than ever. lira.
W. it. lilies. rash mmy. ii lain
reel. Korwaik. .
The lecture rim oi the smash
. W can-In was crowded loot
I‘ll. ii MIC the "K“! ”we“
Wing. The terriers were of an
r f"“ i ‘93
u noun
A No. 1 in all respects.
1 lb cans. 25 cte; l lb cane, 13 cts; l lb cone, 7 cts.
, (limit a trial.
F. D. LAWTON 8: CO.,
22 South Main Street. South“ Nor-walk
W
You have a perfect right to feed your horse
poor and dirty oats ii you so desire, but a cer-
tain consideration for the good health and ap-
pearance of your estimable animal. should
prompt you to feed the best and to have them
screened.’even though they should cost more;
but if they don't,.wbat apology would you offer
your horse should he be enabled to ask you,
Why not buy oats that’s clean?
We“ Hell:
Liar (3:7! 37; hum.
. 0. in or homes,
H. (I. Fact] ior t'llul’. ” | T H t h
I]. 0. PM] for potdtry. anue ' a c '
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MERRILL A COIIBRCIAI. lllGll Sillllllll.
I-‘or pil'pilfing young men and women for Illli‘llim.
COLLEGE THE FM‘T
l
Stamford,
that this no lwol annually pint-tot on r
ninety—lite pair (Will. of its graduation
Conn.
littltlilill
Miner Imri giw n it a
National Reputation
for high-toned Work.
For outline oi graduate mimics.
mirth-es the principal.
Irepnrllncnt i'. M. A. MERRILL.
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Books. . Books.
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f All the Latest Boots at Popular Pnces.
g; Simon hillt’, by Anthony Hope .......... $l.lli
2: The Chpislltlil .......................... Llli
St, Ives ................................ 1.10
’1 ”is limo» of llsutondo ................. Lli)
:: Any l-mk not in alt-VIE unit-ml at tiw l'r'tllllnl‘tllwuullt.
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WILLIAM P. BEERS. i
; pi Wall Street. Kory. aik. Conn. 5
;> Books. .. Books. g
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A. B. C. CLASS.
Tr:acur:u:~—“A "cheap’ enameled Sauce Pan costs
it) cents and lasts three months. A Stransky
Stet-l Ware Sauce Pan costs 50 cents and
lasts five years. " "
Which is cheaper.
Tm: Whom-z Ct..tss:——"Transkev Steel Ware, ’cause
it lasts for years."
Even the A B C class k00\Vi~—-1ild surely good
housekeepers ought to know.
South Norwalk Hardware Company,
AZ South Main St” So. Norwolk.
roman not
w . to. .w_
n- ,.
limwr iflovelami won in Dover. hie.
rht- other day. He was in charge of a
. wk our in which fliiiionaire liel-
nmnt shipped his lately purrinttwd
“a.“ My,” ‘0 l'cr Art-yon partlrulur and pnnlcnt'. Do
you want grand quality and hotmd
price». with Premium Htalupu tltmwu
into the lumin If on why cant we
0er?
ling lit-st Flinn" ..
Very lit-wt l'rmmcry liniicr.
—-.—-
mitts ”I lamb. REM. N. Y. ”It.
titty» the Winetu-d. Conn. Citizen.
uncut the ovulation-e new» in the Conr-
tnt's Washington upeeial the other
day: "Warn are generally instructive.
.tntl_lhe mum at the loan of lilo. but
the Wiusmi pumniflice war in unique,
in that both the crmaolltlalionlsia and
‘he two mmrrttlcc parties have won.
and no iilood was shut}. nor can any
hard tel-lions exist here-tier. The
momma-mum- said that till?! hoped to
deride matters satisfactorily to all par-
tint concerned and they have armin-
ly erliptml all expectations"
”75:
it
l’urc lord. tic lb. 3 line {fir and .........
l’rrult Itiggpthat are ire-h We 1104.qu
Hanoi, warranted all right. ltk- lb
and. .
illwmh’lcru, warranted all rlnbt. a
lhand ..........................................
.4 pins Mince Meat, 3'13 and
3 (fans Corn are and ......... .
lien Fluent Corn. lieand... .
t'an Pineal m llcatui ....... ..
Dr. Handy’ n thump... " lbwficandn ..
a lire lune Apricots. are and ............
it list Boas Milk (tracheal. set.» oral..."
l lb Wk linking Powder, 1
—-Proi.li.itlim.thewelirknowa
oeulktmptkhmeaabe eon-Mr
biannual-thewlwoiilow
emofloteiJiosthiiorwath
Maia-Join... not.“
as. ‘Cdu'l. remand .51.
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“gm...“ .1” a.” use my“ New with Mo Heir “dame-now
turtles (or :9? It Inmate.” WM.
You will have ottr monks tor the
pent-pt Mornoisoytblng that don't
unit. tilteuaatdtaneetoelmthat
we ran plea-r. There are spot earl:
prim impourmleronsatunlay.
Papa-with. lay son.
Mimiwmy do they all the. away
pine turtles?
lawman they have a “uni”
in not hula: sued for mums
' Rowen-uptake
"You have a wonderful situate.“
”alumni-inhumane»
Baking Poitier.
bipedal sale oi
QUICK SALES.
ERGL'E.
.-\.\li
Till) USIiERSII.
F001)
CHOPPER
CHOPS ALL KlNDS OF
FOOD into Clean Cut Uni-
iorm Pieces as FINE or
COARSE as wanted.
Other machines chap meat
only. THIS DOES AWAY
WIT fl Til E CH OPPI N G
BOWL ALTOGETI’IER.
CIIOPS Potatoes. Meat,
Apples Cabbage. Bread.-
EVERYTHING.
-
A machine you will use
every day. Calland see it.
Contaminant & Dov.
llzl Washington street, South Norwallt.
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wean».
OSCAR H. BANKS
lwnlu II. I" ”ANN I
EXCELSIOR
Livery and Salesltables,
NOIKWA LK, CONN.
d’i’ho- llmt wwlptsgeu tor livery in the town,
gm" lea-ore drivirnr, and a lame punk oi up
‘ nu tear-elicit ior weddings and special oer-w
I t
"he?!“ and atrial drivers in livery when do-
a .
Prleeanamhle.
A TRIAL trill)?" MilJi'I'l’llIr.
’ienm "delivered and railed iorin any part
or the
Telephone euil ill-ti. iebi nu
Outing Flannels at 7c per yard.
Extra good quality and choice In
Counterpanes, at 69c, 75c and $|.00 e
Very much lens than the mag " *‘
EDWARD STREET"
No. 5 Gazette Building. Norwalk Conn.
BICYCLES.
Our Opening Day, Saturday, Feb. 26th»
CRESCENT.
SYRACUSE *
Speir’s Road Racer. %
i'.\I.I AND ENA.‘II\I" AND tilv‘l‘l' L'fllltflll’fi. "
FOX Cycle 8: Hardware Co
I'Ji Wneltiugton Sift-t t.
“EVERYTHING 7R0" A NEEDLE 1'0 “I areal-ton."
DWARD STREET.
SPRING FABRICS FOR 1
Oinghams and Cambrics
Are going to be worn very largely this year. We have anticipated it,
show you a line stock at both, oi the very latest design.
To liven up trade, we oii'er today, one cane oi '3 P“
t.
output. with
: carom molt
l $20.
w”
$75 .00;
DEERFOOT FARM
SausageanaBacon
Twenty lbs. 'l'nh Butter
Home- Peachesn
liade “m”
Citron.
Canned P ”m. , . _
FI'llltS Strawberries.
It
snuucotnocnr. ft
7:: North Main Street.
THE NEW
MAHAGKEMO.
the»! the Leading Hotels (1 W”
Connecticut.
not no ottfilm tint
Weninkea slmnaltyoiPark OM?
Intturnetl Pine Will“, my
and Cipro.
we suns a ram or: -
Banquets, and Sunday
Course Dinnerawcig.
JOGEPH 1.. VI“? ,
All Sizes!
At the One Price 1
met seasons
Meltons, etc.
$5.
Thatiatbepriceat which wehuvedecidedto ..
entire line of SPRING OVERCOATS, left over M
”Allen . ,
00 At the One ‘
This is a grand opportunity to purchaae a fight i
Overcoat, and you should not let it slip by .
not many of them. None ever cold for less than.
most of them were from slow to $15.00. . »
priseBlaclt Diagonal-and Whisk Color 7
All arewell made and well’
mostol’ themhaveeatlnsleevelininp. All“
to“. Allattbeoueprieoasquoudahove. 5
Open every evening until nine drink; I.
DAVIS, the Toll
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