1let1’ails..... 2
eBoilers............49c,
,wPans.......,.... .25c
thKettles........2912
ui J;Pans...............29(1
Ladles,8kimmers, Turners, - ' 1
.‘loap Dishes, Pie Plates,
. UMBRELLA BARGAINS. » . .
black, natural sticks, guard 1.1911,. 5012 . -
”black: natural sticks, steel rod, paragon frame, 950.
i... gilk, silk cover, steel rod, pairagon frame, close roll, $1. 25.
i .1583
mi pint 110a... Poiit..............20(- . M111
line Quart “1.1111111111111sz 911
)uspadores........................15_c.
have tried one packace.
reel 1. I. wtauam Q;
“mum. can.
”In.” my...” .2
Jelly Tins and Spoons............10c.
Lawn Mowers, 14 or 16 1111- i $2. 50 each.
es, any color, size or quali y.l.’1'1west Prices. .
2168 and Trimmings, Luce Christin Frames, Pillow-sham .llohlers.
Carpets, Matting, Linoleum, Oil (.‘loth, Iied1ling.,
hTEVANT,
South Norwolk, Conn.
Of Glassware, So ps and Sundries,
Usually sold at 10c, for So.
loteeee Dress Seats, 251 caning, tor the.
AN 8- SUN.
84 Washington Str at. South Norwalk.
1 that’s Neiv-
Spring Clothes.
and Boy is hereJ
WE’V
with the very est 1roductious of t
signers an taiilors 0 our. country.
NO skimping in took -up, but
our clothing. ' . .rrf‘
the most fastidiolis.
South orwalk.
an’ao ’iv'a.
Wholesale and retail denim m
Flatt. ,
O etora.
o ame.
'0‘“ . Lobatora.
1111 sue to 1.1111.
arm: sever.
. .11»... m1...
Liquor-
«mod law 1111.
Malaria 111' Prices. ’ ..... ,3! '
“.000 U! I POI."
A'r wmi .nsaiut
‘ wi l1 eve 1 an n Norwalk could see this New Spring
WE st:ck.r1ytllnthai’s new in up—to-date Clothes for Man
searched tle best markets of the country for
choicest pr ducts, and there’s not a store in the
land better equi ped than this for suiiplyingt ylou
hes e-
the essential points of
true workumnshili and best material are embodied in
“mechanic \totet Stock.
:03 ' [fa in America"..-
_ 111110119 Co. of Glastonbury
ChitiiLThey famous for purity
of prodh‘c'i Who superior exec/[cam
ofa urea goods. They recommend
“19 e as the BEST wasmn powder.
otill recommend it too a ter you
A lea/re of 'wnI'tc Git/twine
Mfi’fm [tremor '
and defied ”iii/11m «wry
packaecofi‘ Igor/m." .
Twin City; forms our clalm‘tov
your attention.
Sstabttshed \868.
.4... m. ....... .1 - “W-.-
ht. 1111mm 3
91ead'1namuhaerc and Cheek
Store in the ”3111111 Qtttes.
2.11111. m eordtatkg incited to inspect our
Spring Stock at
Skirts moments.
We hope the \argest assortment tn theettt;
Gar; dresses are a\\ tatter made.
‘ Kt. Yu’tener,
Long onot‘tgh' to cover ovary foot in tho
I;
122 Washington St, South Norvtlk.
Agent for the Elite Shoes.
South “math. Conn.
‘ ' N trouble to show you this stock, and we’ll surely please
98 Washin ton Street.
FEBTILIZERS Cenhilmllirket
.
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22- CHOPS ALI. KINDS Offi- :'
~ [FOOD Into Clean Cut Uni-i 2 ,
.-;lorm Piecee ae Hill! or':;_'_
EON!“ ae wanted.
Other maehinee chop meet
only. rule DOES AWAY
WITH Till CHOPPING
00m. ALTOGITHER.
. CHO” Potatoes. Meat.
ADM COM-"e ."l‘e‘
EVERYTHING.
A machine you will nee
everyday. Call andaee it.
NASH-$1 VAN 51:01,
1111‘ 111111511 :33.
Editor of The Iranian; Sentlnél, Dear
Sir: While' we are ploueed to note tin
rapid strides \you have made in tooth--
allow, and, further. the largely increas-
cd cir1 uletlon, we take this opportun-
ity bl calling upon the min authori-
tlcc, through your columns. to makt
some very deedrd repairs on the high
ways lying outside of either the city
of N01 walfioi tbe city of South Nor-
walk nota y the hill near Dr. Barker
and near 1 residence at Jacob l3. Ray
mood. ii men couldbe put on om
.pabiic Itrccte to rake all the stance it.
would be u xrcut convenience to peoplr
who ride for plcn'surc or buslucue.
INTERESTED.
Editor or The )venlnu Sentinel, Dcar
Sir: We want to call the attention ol
the honorable Street Commissioners ol
the city of South Norwalk‘ to the can-
dltlon of our city streets. and while we
greatly appreciate the work they or:
dolng on Woodwmd avcnuc. lt scam!
to us that some little attention shou'
be Elven to the olln-r prlncllml thor
ouzhfarcs of our 1-.lty
Time has been a large dcrp rut h
the city in front of the Mabuckcmr
llotcl for the past two months, almost
assuring the breaking of can Lute wbeo‘
or spring. urovldrd the ilrlw-r 1111111111.:
~ but notice the 0111 ovation If name 11'
the shows could bc raked off and 11 loer'
of llnr~ crushed alone be pinccd ill them
particularly bad places. or. in» 111th
words. If a llltb2 patching could be don!
‘ hcrc nod thcrc throughout 1111'I city, It
would greatly conveniencc the maple
who rldo for pleasure or business over
our streets.
'lrustlng that it will only be nccea
snry to call the attention of the com-
missioncrs to these matters. I have "It
prlvllcgc to be Yours. etc...
TAXPAYER.
BASEBALL SEASON OPENED.
Bridgeport and Danbnry Teame Play
the Star Games of theDay.
The Connecticut State league opened
item-salon ycsterdny. Games wort2
played in New London. New Britain.
Dnnbury and Waterbury. 'l‘he atten-
dam-c was quite lnrrze in all cases, al—
2 though the weather was not of the beat.
To thc Bridgeport and 'Ianbury
teams belongs the credit of having
played thc star game. It required ten
innings to turn the deal and Dunbury
was lucky enough to w,ln The score
was 2- 1.
1h» otbrr games It suited as follows:
I“ Now loudonaNcw London. 7:
New Haven. 2.
At Wutorbury—Watcrlury. ll: Dcrv
by. 2.
At. New Brltaln—Merldcn. 15. New
Britain. 3..
SHOOT 0N DECORATION DAY.
The members of the North End Rod
and Gun club are planning a big shoot
for Decoration Day. The shoot may be
lor only local shots. or it may be :1 lour
cornered shoot between Rye, Norwalk.
Stamford and New Haven. That ques-
tion has not. yet lmn settled, but. which
ever it may be, the members are de-
termined lo make It the best and most
lntcrmtlnz in the history of the club
Thc club will endeavor to lncmisc Ioc al
the other gunners of Stamford II “I“
hold they believe some lively times will
be in prospect for the North hind Rod
and (inn club In the near future-—
Stamford Advocalc.‘
ENLISTED lN i‘rih‘ll'ANY K.
('hurlcs ilcnucucy. of South Nor-
walk. come to town last evening, to 511
into camp wltivl‘umpuuy K llc vol
untccrcd some tlun- nan and is the tire!
man to leave clthcr Norwulk or Souii
Sorwnlk to color line mtlvc service
In view of this fact the employees oi
the Nnrwulk Lock company now bin
11 big sendoff ycntcrday afternoon. "t
was csmrml to the train by- n dclcuu
tlon. Mr is an old member of (‘om
puny K and rc-cnllntcd soon ultcr tba
clccilon of (‘upluin Breckbill. lie but
been 11 busy mun durum the past want
and has Worked hard. This lnut inn”
ltu cllvci upon him and he is glad it
act uway.~~llrldu1'porl l’md.
ADDRESS lit' (‘ill'N'l'Y lllllEl‘TOR
l’uul ii. iii Iltzc Jr. county din-11111
of the " it. pull on odiclul vlaii
11131 loucpli' 11 tound M1 11's 'l'uiul Ali
sllucmc and ill 11111 i: 111 11111 lciy 'l‘uck
day night and dcliycrrd un lnicrcmlm
:ItIIIl‘l'llil on trmpcruncc and tin- wori
of thc Halon in this county. There war
11 Dirt" abundance of members prcucnl
Mr. lIk-lmimn capcctn to bc prom-lit. will
llw prlmldcut oi the union. licv. .loln
'i'. Willtcru. HI 1411th N'u'wnlk. oi the
H1. .iowph's1-111121'1111111111111 In the Town
Hall. on thc 23d |ual.»iiiumlord Advo
rillt'.
llAii NitWi-i. Ili‘ 'i‘ltl'ijip
A report has nulucd circulation about
Hinntloui. within the pact. low duye
auyit the illumiord Telegram. that club!
member-11 of tho ihuiulurd and Norwulk
gold hunters were drowned willie croc-
elua the alucicr ao-vci'ul make «no
flow em'b 11 report orluluuied I11 not
known. on uonc ol ti»1 families of
thoparty lu tliamford kayo received
any direct word from the Kloudtkcra
for two wcckI. Home Information is
daily «11pm 1rd from the party. 11ml 1m»
ill it rum-hen hci'c lrt on bone than 1hr
report le incorrect. ,
conuiw'ruur‘r culture.
The followlnl were learn-d May 4.
111m. l.let luruinlmi from edict-11 of A.
M Wooden 1111111111 lawyer and solici-
, tor. lirlt report. ficnu '
.l. A At tier. New Haven. ioriiilcnlnn:
ii A. Wold. Ncw linven, iwn. dry
vacuum (miter. men wrl .I. ll.
eralu. Nuw iiawn. inatc makina
macblnczi ll. lioniey. ilartlord. sand
boa: A. .l. i'anner. Hartiord. lathe at-
tachment; .l. V. Waehhur 11. Water-
Denim" bet pecking rina. I It. i'al
Middletewa.1aeaee tor making
:I. I. Painter. itiddlotowu. neat
attach-eat l lien-tech VI. Van-
demana.Wil1aaatlc.-tiewer hath: l.
1:. Werner. iiread Brook, two. electric
ml e
. 1.
t .
interest in the sport this muon.11nd ll.
burr. alove laetoner: l.. . iieliwii.
.re
‘ liOW'S 'rmsz f
We offer one hundred dollars reward
for any case of oatarrh that cannot be
cured by Hall's Catarril Cure.
1! F. 0.J CHENEY & 00.. Prom, Tole-
0,0 . A
We the undersigned, have known 1".
'1. Cheney tor the lat ll teen years, '
and believe him pet-locum ‘honprable .
in all business transactions, and hu-
anolally able to carry out any obliga-
‘ 'tlon made by their firm.
WEST & TRUAX Wholeeale dwa-
atria, Toledo, 0.
WALDING. KINNAN & MARVlN.
wholesale di'ugalste, Toled'o.0
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken inter-
nally, acting directly upon the blood.
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Price 76 cents per bottle. sold by all
dmmlnts. Testimonials 11.1.1.
Hall's family run are 11... 1111.11.
~——.—.—_—___
Many old soldlcrs now lccl the effects
of the hard service they endured dur-
ing the war. Mr. (11211.3. Anderson of
Rosavlllc, York county Penn” who saw
the hardest kind of service at the front.
is now frequently troubled with rheu-
n1atlsn1."l had a schrc attack latc-
ly-" he says, "and procurtd a bottle of
Chambc'rlalns l’aln Hahn, It did so
much good that i would like to know
what you would (barge me for one
dozen bottlcs" Mr Anderson wanted
it both for hl's own use and to supply
It to his friends and neighbors: as every '
family should have ”1,11 1.111111 of it In
their home, not Only ”rheumatism.
but lame back sprains, swellings, cuts.
bruises dnd burns, for which It Is un-
equalled. b‘or sale by (i. C. Stlllson
SOIIILD Norwalk and E.P .chd. Nor-
wa '
carom
h" W "'
In
11 . mn-
liir. Cuy-ler is one of the leading men
chants 011 this village and one of! the
most prominent men in this vicinity.
-W. G. Phlppln. editor Red Creek
Herald. For sale by G. C. Stillson.
tooth Norwalk, and E. P. Weed, Nor-
vnlk.
wnoocnvo COllGll.
i had a little boy who was nearly
load from an attack of whooping
ough. My neighbor: recommended
Thamberlaln's Cough Remedy. [did
not think that any medicine would help
him but after giving him a low doses
of that remedy I noticed an improve-
ment. and one bottle cured him entire-
ly. It is the best cough medicine I
ever had in the house—J. L. Moore.
South Burnettstown. P11. For sale
by G. (‘. Stillson. South Norwaln and
"..P Weed, Norwnlk.
The farmer, the mechanic and the '
bicycle rider are liable to unexpected
his and bruises. DeWitt's Witch lla-
2cl Salve is the bestthlng to keep on
’1nnd.‘ It heals quickly, and is a well
(nown cure for plies. , E. P. Weed.
Vorwnlk: G. C. Stillson. So. Norwalk. 1
—Aceton curee headache.
lone Footie): reopie
allow a cough to run until it gets be-
vond the reach of medicine. They of-
'cn say “Oh. it will wear away." but
‘11 moeLcnmi it wlii‘wear them away.
Tould they be Induced to try the suc-
2ceelul' medicine called Kemp‘s Bal-
tam, which is sold on a positive guar-
1ntee to cure. they would immediately
we the excellent ci‘lrct alter taking the
int doec. Price 2511 and 60c. Trial
dac free. At all druuieta.
01111.11 uxcrrnunu'r IN TOWN.
(iwr the remarkable curee by the
modem specific of the an. Bacon's
(‘elcry King. which am no a natural
'aaatlve. etimulatee the digestive or-
tane. regulates the liver and kldncya
1nd in nature's arcat healer and health
"anciwcr. If you haw- Kldncy. Liver
1111i llloo‘d Disorder do not delay but
call at our store for 11 iron trial pack-
age. Edward D. Wood. lotrgo circa.
.1119 and 2512.
m
CASTORIA
huh-«Mm
-Aeetoa ie harlieee.
run rmi. mrmme'tca or 111..
1101101.
Taken uneuupectlnaiy in nerve tonlee.
111111 eeut many‘a person to a drunk-
urd'e grave. This can be avoided [by
the nae at (lieveiand'e Celery Cone
pound Tea. which is made ready by
the simple addition of hot. water. Ner-
vous Proetratlon. Nerveae Datamation
(inclination. Headache and iadlaee-
tiun are all cured by this wonderful
remedy. ('all at i’laieted‘p Dru. etore.
it Wuhlna'toa meet. aad not a trial
package free. name package. Ila.
l have been a eufterer from chronic
dlerhoea ever elace the war and have
need all kinds oi audience for It. At
iaat l lonnd one med that bee been
ammuaean.“ 11111111111111.111-
betiaia' e Colic Ma and Diarrhoea
Remedy. ~12. 1 orbital“ (hare 1111111.
r I. it“ loath
Norwalk Chronicler