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Evening sentinel, Saturday, March 30, 1901 · page 3

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Iii KIIne.‘i‘o't' 13 Union”

(green home from a visit

ilfi'ij

Nflflbslh Wheeler. 5 tornier
hottest. I

réii ‘ I
'Pl'aistefd's on Better

Club Grounds At Noroton.
' ' ' -~l)uke of York an and {.55. o Brien.

' rs. Marx E
44 , “VIII 0 ‘ Been via this with rela-
' (in New ork oity. has returned
‘ 59m > _ 4 ,4 4 I
'—-—lf you want to see the very lateait
giggles in Imported Hosiery that Lord at
‘- 1'1th show, visit 8. I.Mill‘s. Same
. price as In New York.

Jru‘ii Noreen; University sehooi base
hall team Will play the Stamford High
Bohooi nine. Saturusy. April 20 in
Woodaide Po

Congressman' Hill has started on a
I‘veyage to the Philippines, where he
‘ will ave a ohanoe to take A‘sulnaldo
one teali'lg‘. and tall; at little common sense
i4n —‘-'4New H’sv'en Palladium.
PAINT YOUR BUGGY FOR 75:.
with Dev'oe‘s Gloss Carriage Paint,
féslly' for use; I 10 colors
high gloss equal to new. Sold by
Comstmmk Watkins & Dow. E. E Ger-
4ham J. T Prowitt.

‘ annouhoement oi the death

56A)“.

muons: Lamb,
I"43'lilflli bolus Fresh Pork.

12%0 lb'.
4 in: u):
“Billet; Halsey rim Home, lie in.
sunrise limes-ix ‘stm Cur~
‘ Veil Bethe. ‘4'“
sun: ‘ured O'aliloruis. Hams,

sigh ‘414’aud Barnes’s‘flausase,
44 ., ,..44 .
5 " ““I POULTRY,

' WI lien 'i‘urkoym
. ffbld Tom 9mm.

the low
100 ll).

1 8G in”

motive ChloiuiIm

'4 ii? Nhlivo Ilium. (, .4

mm Irish.
Shalli
I Wesiport Bhita'lt'i
We}: Sineit,

has re-
' ' 3 ahemermmniorvvluun

pway

' Thio month’s issue of ('I'olt contains I
mayoral one outs of the Wee Burn uoit

WateIEury, oi! GroV'e

Gives II

. II, vfigx 3;“me

I 110 III)...

1'06 I'l'l'I'u
III: II).
100 iii.
"3013'. »
(III “II

0W! I be or u '
at hell. have been recent visitors in nor]

walk 4
,qp—u-u—I—w—Ia-vgt
0'5) use. he
4 4 44 Igél'lleso of-
I!" II " 9hr til.
, each clay for 4enrollinont III students. 4

-I ESQ-4*“

yrnan. oi the Warwl'ol; Hotel.
Noll hf LEV

other ‘ 1;.

,4.~."II,I.I' ; .I i'," “I".

There will he service In Sit. Peter‘s

In. Our German triends are cordially
invited. Willii‘nu ‘Bohtnili ‘ peotor. 4' '

. -—Caps. flaps. 95D!!- 0"E 4n. 4
I. ,- . m; :
Mrs. Joseph Miller and two sons. JoI-I
one; Mr. and
~Buol; 8ha4d, flo ll). Bridge Fish 4M4kt'
, 5.. ,
Yesterday Afternoon. Judge Curtis.

" or the, Superior gout-4t, (Ignored the tour

suit iiI‘IicIIIII‘ei Iik‘iéi‘i noel the currsu
and Geoxhan saloons in 'Wéiitport, do
strayed. Slim-III .Kempsr carried out
the orders yesterday afternoon.
W

«bullion and Yeoman derhies. O‘Brien

'A wheelxasn. passing through town
yesterday. had the misfortune itahe

store. Neither wheel 4w. Eider 4
lined Anti the rider proceed d ~
I ‘i i I
—'-"~'-‘Mill4‘ord' Glmn will open his nien‘a
new .I'uI-Iilshihg and lint store st 130
Was'hln'xto ogrsgt scum Norwslli.
Baturd'iy; Arch fibrwlth oomplele
line’s of4 carefully seleoted stock

(loofah? ..4 Ghtohell, ogpt'ain oi the
Artillery Torus“; 'nt F'o'rt' Wailsw h.

at the competitive, estuary drill he~
tween Companies F and D at the ar-
mory, April 10th. '

———It Ia unsafe Io let that cold eon»
tiune without Attention. Bra'l'IIiian
Balm will help,“ break It up. Baxter‘s
and Plalsted'a. 4

N. J.. will occupy the pulpit of the
South Norwalk rightist Church, morn
liig and evening. pecial mWestings are
now in progress. Soul saving is the
oII.Ie'ct Mr Ronnols‘is A pre her or
the gospel In its simplicity um purity.
‘ "—Specinl' for Sat one Easter week—-

Ladies Fancy Satin Belts, Collars, etc.
all shades Talleta Itibbons. No. 6 to 9,
5. ya; No 12 to to. we. yd. All widité

4d q mules 9! Hamburg and Swiss
Embro dory, lo. yd upward. M. 8
Smith & 00

Police amour George L'. Oliver re
4‘ phived sad news yesterday. It WEI: lie
0 s
4 brother Benjamin. a stolen. Island.

'..'Mr Oliver Went to men Islandt 0-
day to lento xurther no ioulars The
message I» tell called in) there did
not state the cause or death.

must "all
”has

1451‘de

ent
lay); at 86

LL” Batu

woollen: inw

Ie'lluli

General's ethos: First Lieutenant

Wfiimilm Jill.

Aw“. I.
so mm .a w
tank from MAIN”;

 

on) street. has retu'rh'eo hem}
Bethel, where he was the guest or his 4

German Church tomorrow at 10:30 a.‘

I I soon and Pnul. nh o are on their way,
to osmium have; M
Mrs. John Herrllis‘.

his moving tronI 61
Hoshesn place in

a
4_ (hrs, $1.
II

New York, will) he one oi! the indies ;.I ‘

Nov. 6. H. Mntleld,"of sloomui'édsii‘i. 1

ill) will show the new '
lorhs '

fly! in 5h;
Ready to Show ready to

plan; ready to quote exact price ‘
v for the hat you have in minli;

ready to make thht‘samc hat in
plenty of time' for Essier wear. I

And busy. Dent hardly see,
how we could he busier. COuld

Almcw, where to find them.
Right corner, rear. near book- shop.

GLOVES ». f I. I, .

The hulk of ‘our’ glove-selling I54
on three makes: Fownos’ s, Rey;

“ nier’ s, and our own $I real kid

glows, Windsor and Lafayette.
Of course we sell other sort5 but
these are the lenders, those we like
most to sell, the best We know of

Irownes’ s gloves at $1. 50 and $42.
Lv‘ery seasonalile celer. 4

Reyuier glovtvs, glace finish, all
colors, $2 ‘

Fanchou suede gloves, light an4d
dark com, $156.

Windsor, genuine kid (not ,
lambskin), made for us by one of“

the best glovers' In III-once, all col-

Lafayette, some glove m suede

IIIiIin Mei

Mocha gloves Ian, mode, gray
and black $1 25

use some. clever work-people if we 4

' faslnon~"
I bright glowing red, net a dull

 

_ Beeond Iioo‘r.

Tan' 'dogskiu gloves, 4 $I anti
I Iris’ gloves, $1 nod $1.25.

.nglII-grad'e kid gloves, regular $2

quality, $1.425. Saris we shall sell

uo‘ lllbl‘e. . I I
teeter olgle, rest.

Paris Inspires II'IIotlIer striking
red hosiery

brickwolor Any number of gab-

terns Int any, inimlier of prices All

theses. are red:
With white polka 'II'nd lousy dots.

MAI
Richelieu ribbed and plains. 266.

White polka dots over ribbed stripe. :

clusters of black or white; circular
stripes. line.
Lacs hoot, lislo. 50c.

Gilli-embroidered dots and insures on

lace hoot. 75c.

T here every other color as
well awed, almost.

Blue. pinkc anti block In ail-over Ines
patternsfl

runs will; lifile {Nth silk-embroider»
ed lithe boot. 8i,

All ov'eI‘ lace With uIlk-embroldel‘eu'2

e31.
“Sill: finished llelo with headed verti-
cal stripes In two ’eelorle.
Jacquard patterns in‘ mid nig- as;
dashes at two oolors on blank, 81. o0.

And so on 4through the hand-
somest collection (rot.

e

The flowinndv‘liry (loads cotnpnny

- III III lull II for

IoomDeuIIIIIgidIasI

We have some to present—Ideas
founded upon experience, and backed
up by a stock of the newest designs at
wall paper. Evory'roll this season's
production. An entirely new and
handsomely decorated storeto show
the papers, too—«a place the ladies will
[eel entirely at' home luv-a place at.
traotiye not only from Its artistloness
but on) it's tidiness, also

~ mm It noun

4 343 '56th Main Street.

9.3““?! Hunting “not.

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Irisruymui. the Rev. JIIII‘M'

Ind milieu. Onions! I

 

lines In strongly mmm
‘ 4 fhgr, used it will.

 

"‘ 'fl"m'daeport Conn.

State at Ohio 6II'y of Toledo, Lucas '

County. 88»

Frank J. Cheney‘max‘aa oath that he
Is senior partnerl oi! the ilrm of F. J.

Cheney & (30., doing business in the r
City or Toledo. County, and State»
aforesaid. and that said ilrm will pay "

the sum of One Hundred Dollars for

each and every case of Caters): that .

cannot be cured by the use of Hall’s

Catarrh Gui-.e
‘ FRANK J. CHENEY
Swern to before me and subscribe-l

in my presence. this 6th day or Decem~ ‘

bar, A. D, 1886.
A. W. HGLEASON
Notary Public

ally. mid Ao’ts‘ Iil'r
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Band for testimonials. tree.

nom'bi'v Drugflsts. 75 c.

Hall’s Family Pills are the best.

4 It doesn't an a hatchet raced mi ’
.4 man to cut an undesirable acquaint
once.

‘4 4‘W
' AN H'CNIOTn wmfl$1icilfll FOR‘ L4A

' MIL. cog-{yer
oili’i: ixtlffi'“
I ’ Ml. '

WWII. or another.

l'l have

lil‘ii

s «mgr

' And here's a glove havgiaihl-o- 4 4 , ‘

And a,

m the, throat and lungs.
‘ tenths

Hall’s Qatar's}; Gore is taken intern. -'
ctly on the blood .v

EEN EY a 00., Toledo, 0. 4‘4

he “In!“ --

lollm“? Ills; V ll
‘0 him

 

"I35 II
dys'

tress-end 651011 in
I could hear on I;

131,8.

term hand. .4536!
send fiend " WNW
genie on. 4 4

hive ,
guaranteed blue for" Eczema. 'l'ette'l.
Salt Rhoum. leplee,
(Ind Piles. Only 264 cents at F. H. Bax.
ggre‘i,’ Eouth Norwolk; Julie A. Emu»

orwak

Seine Inen are Aeliiah ('I'ven In their“
prayers. They lire! for ‘rsln so they
won't havo to shovel snow. 4

A sense Iron. H's others,

,I I Are mom emcee to: Atlanta
mm“ mmuhw
ALSAI'i. w loll ii)G especially adapted

hind amt" m"

it Iii!!! BI I0 8 5533?:

set a hot a uni

the moment it is needed. II no; on ted
the srlppe hail: a ton deny to en

pneumonia, KEEPS re
vents this by keeping'4 the, couch hose
and the lungs tree from innathAtIon

All drugxists sell KEMP'S BALSIAM at

Doctor-“Why have you deducted o
qusrter iron) my bill?" Patient—‘ That
Is for the his cigars you broke when
you thumped my chest "~4I*hll'alleiphis
Record. 4 I

Slim! Still.

You Iion’twant to he guid— '4‘
ed Altogether by appearances. .
When you buy II watch, the first .
huestlon you ask the IsWeler is. '
“Has it good movement?" You
ask that question because you
want the movement to give you '
correct time—«perfect sstistac- 4
lion. You should ask ’the some I
question of the olothier, "Has 1
the suit good insides—mow is it '
mane?" Most clothie'rs point
out only the attractive outside j
features (It theii garments. Don‘t 1
want I
hide tailoring heoausn they
can't. We con and will take spo- 4
ciai care in showing you how ; '

done III our garments, to assure 1
of perfect lit and permanent
‘shape. We don't strive to sea 4i
how cheaply We can sell, But"
How need. and at a fair price.
‘1! quality counts with you, our
clothing is4decidsdly the heat.

Newest nyIA Bulls. at

II H I.

1410077 '

154.007

Light Weight Overcoats at t 8.60

 

Sores, Ulcerss 4

and keen Hruae‘

carefully the Inside tailoring Is I '4?

ded i'ztripe . ‘ '
24 inch All sun Foula'rds bro MI
I and strips one, " '

.‘ Ail
l? ‘ thing nIlintil'el'y new, _,
~ 24 inch superibr oualtt
able for avenues or separate 'wa'ist'e
intent combination of colorless, 4 4 *

§ price. .

438 I4 ch III-col Sorges In, rail" 'b‘l "
Emmi '

* B ‘I

38 than All who Albatross Indium»
solos shades pink, blue. when, grey
lavender,- old rose. and cream, 505 yd.)
450 inch all Wood French 355395“
loading wlors.4 . I
New him; And blue chariots? and
line Serges, from

NoRWALK.»

”4,44
IclI cologne
B‘l eh'FouIII do, ‘

I
he. browns. sod blockage

6502 754th

 

49c to' $1. 49 Yard '

II4 Wilma; I) sue

aw. A ' BENEDICT

Room I
Winsome Building.
CONN.

Gentlemen The right IIIIII'I of Cl4"hing to wear erertli

cause' we give the best poselble willie obtainable. and won

Irac'tive prices. A distinct feature of our garments is the th

and fit or: always right. No need to 'I'v'ss‘te‘ a thought on
ion of any garment We make for you.

Yours vuy truly; 4 '

FINEST THAT EVER STR UCK THIS TOWN:

ROE SHAD, IO CENTS LB.
BUCK SHAD, .‘ 8' CENTS LB.

 

sy much about the in- II?" 4 ‘

B .

YOU CAN FIND
ROCERIES jBoth Stools and Fancy.

'CHEE'SE «- Elegant Cream. Roquéfort, '
‘.Daliy'. Miniature Cram. etc. 44‘. I

mas and Extra Fine Grs'pe Fruit. 4

vsonrAeLss «' "

 

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