Tomorrow hiring a legal holiday, the
Monica. will he closed. and mail
‘ subscribers oi The Sentinel can secure
, their papers at who Bentinel oillce,
South Norwaik, and at the Norwalk
‘ ofllcc. No. “Wall street.
W. S. Bturtovant has just purchas-
ed a handsome horse from M. 'l’arlov.
’The public Schools will close today
for the annual Easter vacation of one
week.
' .t
A box oi candy will win a maid; a
single cleverly worded compliment will
ensure a man.
3 . .
Mrs. w. H Jinn u showing the in-
test designs in trimmed and outflow-
ed hats.
No matter how] often a woman is die
illmlonetl. she is slimy»; ready to cher-
ish one precious fancy.
The ladies oi St. Paul's church will
give a sociable in the Chapel oi Our
Holy Saviour. alter Lent.
\
The Norwalk Probate Court has al-
lowod six months for the settlement
. of Oscar 1. Jones' estate.
~—lce cream for Easter. at DeKlyn‘s,
Norwalk.
Mrs. Elizabeth II. Bisaeii. oi New
York. has been a guest oi Mr. and Mrs.
W. M. Betta. oi Springwood avenue.
George Augustus Sala'a widow has
gone into bankruptcy through taking
upon herself her_late husband's debts.
More false sentiment is chaperontul
by postage stamps that} the moat hypo—
critical tongue could utter in a liietime.
vThc New York store. South Nov
walk. will be closed all day Good Pri~
day.
Miss Helen Ewart: and Miss Grace
Hariland. oi South Norwalk. have re
turned to Vassar meanwhile” to resume
their studies.
Norwallr is mourning the decline oi
her oyster trade. but she rejoices that.
it hasn't gone to Danbury.—~New Ha-
ven Palladium.
The iuncrai oi Mr; Mary Clougher-
ty was held iron: St. Mary's church.
yesterday. interment was in St. lilo
ry's cemetery.
The funeral at Mra. Josephine l..
Dodge was bold iron: the Norwnlk
Baptist church. yesterday. Rev. F. B.
Robbins officiated.
washould you not he prepared to gt»:
a null lor Eaator. we can til you (ml in
it new hot. gloves. or ncckwear of liw
latest fashions. Comatoclt Brothers.
The wheel which ii. A. fialtntit-rn hall
had at the Orient Palace in North
Main street, the past winter. will In-
dispoaed oi tonight.
Com ny F's banks-t hall team will
play i team oi the lianhury Young
Meu'a Christian aaaociatlon tonight in
the Norwalk Armory.
A Iatrront girl on a farm near t‘nm-
but. in northern France. has iivmt 7:!
years with the same family. She in
now ill years oi age. and still down iii r
work.
_ wtloll and order your Euler lint til
lira. Jarvis.
Willi» ll. delimit. who has lm in
poor health and1 in convuuence was»
usable to open ills-new atom in Norv
walk. yesterday. is again able to am
about. though he in still quite illmi'.
its will open on ihturday.
That which in popularly known on
the “funny him? .iuat at. the point of
the elbow. to in reality not a hour at
all. but a nerve that line near the our-
iaee. and which. on getting a knock
or blow. muses the wciidtaown lion
ling mm in the am and them.
« W
A service nonrandom to Holy W-zelt
will in tutti la the south timeout
Wilt!!! church title evening
The Men WM m the (‘rotts will
In the "hint illr meditation. Hr
Itaatey will play two chino ilIlliiW
land “of Willow with»
out words.
Mo'radiaffl'iwliew mm
m ,
Threaten-tulips ”to thin»
m «will» an we
stock Brothers. South Norwalk.
rub and amok mm 'm.
eta-antitantomormtorthero»
malndcroithcday. .
Owing to the unfavorable weather at
, WN‘thzflop'l‘d gaming is not as
--liot tron buns tor hmkiast. Good
Fridarmorning”: Order at Smith's. 39‘
main street
m
"Drank N Ferris, oi Elm Grove
place. returned home last night trom
a week' s visit in Brooklyn.
_..,
At St. item’s church. Good Friday.
the services will begin at 8 a. m.. and
on Saturday morning the Easter water
will be “cued.
MW /
Mrs. Charles E. Squires. oi Elm
street. entertained the Willing Work-
ero' circle oi King's Daughters. yester-
day aiternoon.
—We shall continue our custom of
over a quarter of a.century. and close
our store all day Good Friday. Com-
Mias Adella Starr and William ilat-
iiold will be married this evening at
6:45 o'clock, at the home of the bride
in Bay-view avenue.
Judge Scott. oi Dnubury. will sit and
try the case of Nadhams vs. Taylor,
at 10:45 Saturday morning. in the
Town Court room. at Norwalk.
Percy E. Ferris has taken the con-
tract ior an electric equipment in New
York. and is working on it this week.
assisted by Louis Fauntleroy.
Olive Branch lodge. No. 19. K. of P..
will cooler the first degree on two
candidates tonight. All the members
are requested to be present.
"At ii. A. Smith's. 39 Main street,
hot cross buns delivered for breakfast.
The Congregational. Baptist and
Methodist chutches Iti Norwaik will
unite in a union Fast. day service to-
niorrow morning. Rev. Frank A. Sco—
ileld will preach.
Mrs. William Molt-ally died at hit
home in Main sin-ct. Norwaik. Tilt‘ii-
lili)’ night. Five children. Elizabeth,
‘William. Mrs. .lomipu Brennan. Dennis
and Katherine, iilli‘i'i"«‘ her.
All children who take part in the
Planter concert oi the First )icthodint
Episcopal church will meet the rotor
mittco tomorrow evening, April 8. at.
7 o'clock. in the Opera House
“preniog today! at the Misses St.
John.
. Archer B. Jennings has extendnd an
invitation to his Sunday school clam
in the South Norwaik Congregational
church to visit him tomorrow in Yalosr
ville. (.‘onn. Several of thc young" mm
will wheel to that plare.
l‘hicf Engineer linker has landed a
Imiit‘“ that hernia-r there will he at»
low. d on the (lid Well truck when gn-
ing to a tire. lhi‘ urircr. the tiller-man.
the ioreman or commanding oillccr and
tho steward or one member.
Amos (loyla-a. who let many yvum
has irenn employed in i'iii‘i'itlfl' shops in
Annouia no a wood workcr. left. today.
tor South Sorwalk. win-r.- he has tw-
rurcd work at Mo iffllii'.*”.‘flmnifl il-u
tinel.
”aw-‘— ‘
lirtlcr your hot trout hum. doiiw‘rnd
for iirenkiuat Good Friday. at Smith’s
39 Main street.
Paul Day will be trimmed at tho
ilprinuwood chapel tomorrow irom ii
to 12 o'clock. rluiiirl'l ni i‘OIi‘rlrt'iil'l’
und pruycr. Tho licucllt oi Valuing.
Humiliation and Profit. titty-eighth
vhntm'r oi lnaiah. The public in in~
viml. ‘
lit-t. i". .‘i ilmilcid has returned to
the Nurwalk Methodist church in! on"
other year. lie will speak at the
weakly prayer meeting tonight and
will also a report oi the work oi he
New Vurit Baal «intercom which rim»
Hi ymerdny
Wilmi. it. ill. Rowen. the well—known
urnlialunpticinn. can he mutinitcd at
hip (idler. in the parlor oi the "attack.
emo Hotel. iiooth North-ill. Tuesdays.
irom 9 a. In. to it p. In. liyes cacao
lned ire».
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tenant”
to
. ..,tutut7tu\\\\\
. day at Readmeo'e. Gazette building.
‘ mummooquwms'
Warez-mm > —.‘
Mrs. Esther Searls. oi Danbury, is
\isltlng friends in Norwalk.
George Kecler, of New Canaan, has
sold his Norwallt milk route.
Mrs. William ii .P‘errls is having her
residence in Want street repainted.
Daniel J. Gormley and George Hands
have joined ilopc Hone company.
«(let your picture taken Good Fri-
Norwalk.
Miss Jennie Road. of P‘airileld ave-
nuc, has recovered from a reoent iii-
11858.
An Raster concert by the Spring-
wood Sunday school will be given next
Sunday at 3:30 p. In.
A benefit entcrtalnment ior John H.
Jackson will be given at the Somali:
Opera House on April 2.’
«Cut flowers and plants irom Ati‘
amt; & ('auiicld‘s nurseries on sale at
(llrndcning & l'o.'II. Norwalk.
Willis H. Seileck has placed a hand—
nome also over his new store at In)
Wall street. Norwnlk.
Oscar ii. Banks has received another
car load oi wentern horses which ho is
to dispose oi at private solo.
Joseph W. iloutou wont to Bridge-
port last night to‘ attend n rm'oplion in
Masonic Hall. in honor oi Miss Eilel
lane.
~liot (‘I'Oflit buns ior (loud Friday. at
DcKlyn‘s. Norwnlk.
Victor W. Ferris will ttlit’nti the with
:tltllivrrtmry banquet oi the Bridgeport
Wheel club at. the llnliiurd hotel to—
night.
Misu Kate Graham. who is attending
school in New York city, will spend the
Easter vacation with Mr parents. Mr.
and Mrs. A. '.t. llruhnm. of Elmwood
avenue.
Train 52. going west on the (“unmi-
idatt-d railroad. was run in two m»
lions yesterday to utmtommodutc th
tale lillideilirl who turn going hum
for the Eastcr iatution
it you want an hour». wi'ii-llll‘lli"
uhmi ior little mourn" you will ilnd it
at the South Not-walk Hardware com
party's store. They urn not tlw low,
price. illmaily I-ouutrut'tml kind.
«~ iiot «rose huun Ollii'i‘i‘li at Smiih'u.
till Main utrwt. will it? delivered In
time ior iil'Pttililli't. '
Th: l'tilvoraal mod chopper i'iioi'iii nil
kinds oi loud into t'icuuwui Imiiorut
piano» on line or room» an unntrti time
doing away with tho whopping imwl
ultoglithor. it run In: Him” a: Ninth k
VnnScoy’II
The limit oi u W'l’it‘il oi i no in to or»
cur m Ariun ilull 'l'imrutlny. April 2i,
front 4 till it p. in. Mutilation iron.
('aki' and it'll mil isl' lit'l‘iifll for ten
r-iittl. The iti‘iiit'uih will be used to
uli'il‘l n innit ior u plum) whirh in ncvd
ml in tho» Franklin Kludcmurten.
9......” W
The i’amera riuh hall decided to haw
an outing i-iulurday allnruoou. April
iii. The club aim has arranged ior on
tolerating ll‘rit'ii oi invading: at which
photography will ii" «thousand in raw
imin [lillfl't'li and Ilifl’vrent ntym of
pictures and ”more” will he .re‘d.
It was rmpwtml ul timers-m pin-vii in
town thin luck that a man was mik-
iug with iir. Manrllvld. oi In» troll-«y
company at ilnuth Korwnik. and mm
ho elated a trolley lltw would lw built
to thin place lutiorr- another your pain
nevi hyrw‘iiow i'auanu correspondent of
filamiord Auroral“.
lira. ii. D. Wright. of that Nornalk.
has some pretty little to nhow the ia~
dies ior m».
lira. t'. P. 'l'oliee. oi Ammonia. tell
for limit-tile. S. V.. yesterday. having
. la the lint-ti in the 'l‘wiu
‘ '1 cherries;
Bartlett pears, ’
Baked beans.
‘4 . ‘
to investigate. /
Buy nuts that 3 clean.
any time, free.
Lawtoné’t Co.,
. 131101191382.
‘ Perhaps all grain talk sounds alike to
you, but there's a difierencc.
The difference in in the grain, where
it should be, not in the talk.
ask you to accept my Word, but ask you
who
lb 15c
“ 13c
:, . “ 8c
60. “ 10c
3‘ 60
22 tum
I don ’t
3,3? 1331.: “mm" MANUEL T. HATCH.
HE LL 1
00____LL_B___GE,!
601111. I
anteed.
$40
A column not scum.
For prettnriitg young men and nomen {or itilhiiit'llfi.‘
Till-3 FACT
that this stlmol annually liiflt‘efl or or
ninety-live per mu. or he graduating
chute has giten it u
_S________iilmi(ii‘ii,§ National Reputation
m: {or higlrtnued work.
For outline of graduate mum,
midterm the principal. .
Department i'.
Bicycles.
Bicycles.
J
M. A. MERRILL.
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
$30
Do not close these wheels with Low Priced, Flimsy
Consiructel Bicycles, as they tire in every particular
AN HONEST, WELL MAN'S WHEEL. and fully gnar-
South _Norwaik Hardware Co.
$50
TItto'rsouTuujtsf‘“‘ “W
walk».
“’0 are showing the largest and mu»!
complete line of
Ni'lii‘i' all popular prices. ill tiw Not’-‘
with lii‘u Ni‘W Ylll‘k Iil'siglit'l's
Si’iiinl ilii.l.i-
and trimuwrs tn (‘Xl‘l’illt' your unit-rs.
Lutvsi IIlIt’t-itil's
i'lllllllit‘li’
TILLOTSON & MILLS.
it visitation Stud.
sour" nonwauc. CT...
in
Voila. iil'ils, Silk i"l'ilttrl'ti 'i'll'n. llilli n
tIssuI'iIiIt-lii
intros and I’uttt-I'us.
Vt'iiintr», i’ttttvru
ni' iitlltvniwl'l:
Special Sale Saturda
pEasier Cards. Novelties. Prayer Books
and Bibles.
Prices Range from i9c Up.
WILLIRMW P. “BEERS,
’l'vicpiumn PS" fill-i.
ill WA” STREI' 12'! NiiilWAlJ‘
OPENING Saturday. April 9th
Willism H. Seileck,
w WALL HTREEI. JDIIWAI. K.
I
No lira-re litmus ' tiny stool: in iitwli' in an uttmctlw droning moi.
Full iillt' Iii
IENflS BOYS AND 0
Our line of
REN’S SLOT
At an aniooishiugly low prin-
Slim
Nockwsar and Furnishing Goods
list. A iipeciai halt)" will ho madvoi this line and
it wi i be hepl tip-lotion wmtiuuoliy.
m
hem railed there owing in tha death oi .
her tram. J. H. lined. lie died 'l‘uai‘
day alteration. having inn ill MIN!
rim with diatom. It. lined wan quite
well known hr a autoim- of Booth Nor.
wall: ”it.
The third oi lira. E. itnhiietl iiolrlv
iii-Ii free “mime tortures to the
whim oi Small; will latte place
him. April it ifliMWflm
All ehl our men mm or age
will he admitted The minim will h.
Wm. WM ittItr. loathing
; m tall Ila-ta. It.
am It that w W
WANTED
1”
We «Instant! to oil I cordial oreieorne.
Old Gold unfit-Ever.
Oldduldmmivnoianyhlodwidimhenor
Watches. cm lawnmower, etc... in any audition
on out tun nu. It no iii In tutu.
we .
, lilDIILIID IIL'I’ EXTRACT fliDiIlllD DREII
Separate Skirt Announcent a
Brmraded Skirts, $2.“) Plain Moitairfikirts,
H H 2.50 is H is . ‘
3.75 All wool t'hcviut serge.
The above are exceptionally good quality,
very cheap.
EDWARD swear. I
No. 5 Gazette Building. Norwalk. Conn.
”EVERYTHING FROM A NEEDLE TO AN ANCHOR."
APRIL FIRST.
TROUT FISHING BEGINS
'50: emu“ and Rampart Gin.
lZO WashingtOn Street.
3m LL PROFITS. QUICK 8m
Pretty Tie
We ieel sure you’ll say the same thing when ya-
oee any tie in our cases. Such a pleasing variety. 7
oi shades and patterns! Nothing so comm
man's perfect dress as neat neckwear.
There' a taste and judgment in the buying til our
Furnishing Goods stock. There s liberaiity til CI!
selling. ’r
“'t' are tmvr I xiiiivillug our entire iith of
EASTER NECKWEA R,
t nu~i-titic 0! lull». '-i’t~ k-. i’lllii'fliii‘ihfliibi How.» String Tim. in 'aci, every '
t-impc in n pruill‘lilili of it mile mu- calming. Our puli'wt-nrl'al
29 cents :i
i.- ”it" kind writ t'S‘fy‘ui‘ilt‘i’t‘ nil lill- Ml:- mitililvl'.
”pt-ii cwry rvuluu until iln’t‘im'k.
DAVIS, the Tailor,
“CLOTHIER MATTER AND FURNISHER.
Muitm-kmuu iiulvi iiiut'k, South Norwaiit.
on...“
Today more Time.”
'l'mutu'ruw may iw tun into to pi'utt'i’l the wife and
children in owui of your tit-nth. Nothing will do it:
hotter than in policy in tin» niti i’i‘iiiiiiii' i ‘oIIut-ctit-Itt Glen-
t-rtti Lill- inruranw l'n.. ui' iiurlford For puriitluil
apply to S. S. .i.’HOMMEDlEU, uncut. South Stimuli
THE BEST MALT BEVERAGE
Highland Brands:
Highland Bronco are Strictly Union. a ., 4
"Mill” ”Hill“, illOllLllD I’ll.“ ”
and More with iron. Muir Ale tum W
Put Up Exprttlflly tor Family U“.
an awfully an a [HD’M’Q pro-rumba:
Till Milli? MALT TONIGI MADE
They build up the wall and are Ilium-med in my pom
Hotel- and rattan-slum at mime-d m
DELIVERED FREE TO FAIILi
we a. mum. sut- um.
Norwalk Chronicler