Evening sentinel, Thursday, April 4, 1901 · page 5

 

 

 

' will be

' Chestnut street, South Norwalk.

. Is for comfort and style.
1 place.-

.111 box- Of fragrant orange

' 1’ will bc held In the First Congregational
‘ "Church.
quarter before eight.

'1 We forts without being 11111113111111 mode

I I quumorou 91'. IO. NORWALKUI

 

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Should be ordered 1'11 on“

 

 

 

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1 OTHER LOCAL NEWS ON PAGE 3.

. iished tomorrow morning. instead at
the afternoon, as usual

.sr..se.No1zwaiirj.1-1‘K11by St. Boston.

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sEN'rmsL TOMORROW MORNING.
The ’Ienlng Sentinel will be pub

Mail sub-
seribers may itecure their papers at
the office of, The Sentinel in South
Norfolk and the branch office in Nor-
wa .

 

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Groceryman George Benedict. will
spend Good Friday in New York.

 

7.1111111111111111 Alpines O'Brien.
.-.—-——‘-Ji,——1-

The mirlol-lty of the stores up town
osed all day tomorrow.

 

burr Smith, of 1111111 street, Norwalk.
was stricken with apoplexy. '11 his
home early this morning.

m.

—~Roe Shad, 100 lb. Bridge Fish Mkt.

 

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Today is Maundy Thursday. There
were Communion services 111 St. Paul's
Church at 7:30 and 10 a. m.

 

 

 

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest R“. Hopkins have
moved from East Norwalk' to No. 1.1

*Lodlesv—the Julia Marlowe Oxford
Glover's the

 

The editor of The Sentinel received
blossoms
from Senator John H. Eerris.w who is
in I‘ldrdld, today.

1-1111 spite of What the Norwalk Hour
says my offices are still at 4 80. Main

34 Pine St. New York, and my resi-
dence 9 Concord St, 80. Norwalk.
_' WALTER L. WILCOX.
-. "Aw—94......—
'i‘lto 11111111111 teams of St. Thomas
Ctllleg‘é‘. libidtord. and Chase’s mill-
peachk (guy/ill play a game on the
letter’b toOtids in East avenue Wed-
nesdayiibeitt.

 

Washington Camp. Patriotic Order
of the Sons of America, will give an
oyster supper tonight. There will be
visitors present from Camp No. 2.01
Ilridgepdrtf A big time is expected.

 

——Calves‘ Livers. Pork ’i‘endcrloins.
at Schaub's.

Mrs. W., H.1-8wor1ls and Miss ilclen
Ferris were lit-New York city on Tues-
day, looklu otter the interests of the
floral cemm ttee‘ of the Congregational
Church

 

 

 

Undoubtedly one of the most suc-
ccssful social events of. the season will
take place when Professor W Gilbert
Nowell s dancing class give their Eas-
ter reception in Arion “all next Tues-
day night. Tickets can be procured
from any mcmbcr of the vines. or at
the door.

 

..~—-1Milline‘ry Opening at Miss Fitch“ s.
04‘ Wall St... Norwalk. on Wednesday.

April 811..

15.4.5“...

The 'windows‘ of Glcndcning‘s drug
store arc. attracting considerable atten-
tion. The. window In filled with little
chickens from the Norwnik Poultry
yards. and the other window contains
an Incubator filled with eggs that will
hair-l1 on Saturday.

 

A passion Week communion service

N01 walk this evening. at u
A brief address
by the pastor..'l‘omi1rrow. Friday. at
half past iWelvc a half- hour prayer
service in the chapel.

 

- Puieni Oxford for Easter—for men.
Glover's the place '

The. great 40. 000 candle power search
light was tested at Fort Terry Saturday
ni ht. under direction of Lieutenant

Ngent and Electrician Sergeant Sims-
b ry. The trust proved a great success
'i‘ 13 giant rays extended across Card-
ner's bay. and as for as New London
harbor. clearly demonstrating tho fact
that no hostile ships could pass any of

 

of bidnalling to tho different forts and
the different ways t e scorchllghta can
be used proved ve Interesting.

3 MAIN 8‘1"!!!“ NORWALK,

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

fighter that purpose.
fitted by the
a Strait-fac-

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“stills home in

lieu every 11111111
this week. so Washington 11111111. '

mm
All the 1111111111.. in The 1111111111111
have agreed to clone their places of
business at noon tomorrow.

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Joseph 1.1111111». of Yale [Myer-
sity is panama a‘ tilt week’s vacation
Soot Norwnlk.

 

O—O-Why suitor with the grip, when
Brazilian Balm will give relief. Bax
ter’s and Plalsted‘s.

 

Professor Newell's adult class in
dancing held its last meeting, last
night. The reception will be held next
Tuesday.

 

meeting with Miss Lizzie Grindrod. of
Chestnut street, Norwulk. tomorrow
evening.

 

Ion

w—Easter shoes for men and for ladies
attract the eye. fit the feet. Glover’s
the place.

The committee on baseball of the
Young Men's Christian Association.
held a meeting. last night. They will
report their plans at the meeting to-
morrow night. directly after the regu-
lar gymnasium class.

Chief of Police Bradley arrested two
tramps this noon. InMain street. for
beingdrunk and disorderly. They were
taken to police headquarters. where
they gave their names as John Daisy
and Michael Currey.1 They said they
were from Newburg. N. Y.

~Buck Shad. 8c lb. Bridge Fish Mkt.
Elmer Diver and ayoung lady pianist
of Bridgeport will be in South Norwalk
homm row night. for the purpose of as-
sisting Physical Director Scott. of the
Young Men's Christian Association. in
the rehearsal for the exhibition to be
hicld in the armory next Wednesday
11 ghi.

 

—-— .astcr Novelties now on sale at De-
Klyn's. Leave your order for ice
Cream, all linvors for Easter Sunday.
DeKlyn's. 27 Main St. Norwalk. Conn.
'l‘elcphone 166-4.

The funeral of Charles Murray was
held from his late home. yesterday of-
ternOon. The pallbearers were Nicho-
las Kline. Alonzo Wheeler. Thomas
Bradley. Charles Loomis. Charles Love-
joy. and Aaron Decker. The funeral
“It in charge of Buckingham Post. G.
A. . ‘

 

 

wBrdaillan Balm is selling rapidly-—
sales increase daily. Thus any Baxter
and Plaisted.
The directors of the Young Men's
Christian Association held a. special
meeting last night. for the purpose of
further completing plans for the busi-
ness men‘s banquet. No dcllnltc action
was-taken. The meeting adjourned till
next Monday night. when the llnai
plans will be completed.

 

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The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union will hold the annual free will of-
fering meeting, also the annual election
of oiiicsrsfor the ensuing your. at Mrs.
Joseph Richards. 31 Chestnut sircci.
Friday. at 3 o‘clock. All members are
desired to be present at this meeting.
All are cordially invited to aitcud.

W

-In spite of what tiic Norwalk Hour
says my offices are still at 1i 50. Main
Si... 811. Norwalk. ii liiiby 81., Boston.
34 Pine St. New York. and my rcsi-
deuce 9' Concord 81.. So. Norwnik

" WALTER l. Wil.(0x

 

bellowing the actIOn of Miss acor-
glana (l. R. Wendel. the mlllionulrcss.
oi' irvlngton. in bringing suit in the
Supreme Court. against. her brother.
John (i. Wendel. for 850.0000 damages
for false arrest, two other stills have
been brought against Mr.chch for
$10 000 each fdr false imprisonment by
Jeremiah ..l Moore and Stephen ..l Sill-
weli, of Mount Vernon. Miss Wendcl
whose sanity was recently legally
affirmed by the courts, also proposcs
to take steps in the Westchcstrr Bur-
rogutc‘ s court to compel an accounting
of the estate of John I). Wendel. her
late father. who dlcd at lrvington-on-
the-Hudson.

 

-Flat brim Aipincs. O'Brien.

._.....- ..—

lt now seems probable that New
Rochelle will not get the $55. 000 libra-
ry recently offered to It by Andrew
Carnegie. A few days before Mr.
Carnegic's offer was received the
Library Board signed a lease for ten
years for luxurious apartments in the
new Masonic Hall. which is being
built. at Main street and Le Count
Place. by Huguenot Lodge. The build-
ing committee of the Lodge says that
It has expended several thousand
dollars in making room for the library.
and will be forced to hold the Library
Henri to its lease.‘

-wm

~Dr. M. 8 Recon, ooulist and sprint
can be consulted in the parlors of tho
Mohlckenio 1101111011 Tuesday and

Fridays; between the hours of i and 5
p. m.. and daily between ii and 12 u.

..‘8 and 0 p. m., at his Falrdold ave-

nus. Bride sport. Eyes examined and
diseases tad.

 

 

in view o the questions regarding
the r air of condom which were dis-
ln record inertia“ of the board

or 1111111111111 I11 ntorostins in note
that Narnia repairs and keeps In line
condition ltd several 111111. of macsdsm
road by putting on a new top dressing
occasionally, 111111111091 11: for that pur-
o, ooniéd‘orlalo also.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

The Helping Hand Circle will hold a $

 

finest covers O militi-
rude Of-—de liencies; particularly
our new long Harvard. 11111ch

 

. Oxford grey. at 814; also the Box
style in the latest grey and tan steds.‘ 1n plain colors, and all new

 

over-plaid effects. $13. so to $15.
Plain black and coverts. $6 to $12.
CHILDREN’S sun's. 1 I
We have laid greater stress this
Spring than dyer before on our
Juvenile Department. Russian
Blousc Suits, $3. 50 and 34; long
trouser Sailor Suits. $5;
Suits, $5; double breasted two-
Eicce Suits, $2 to $6. 50; single
casted three- piece Suits, $3.50 to
$7 50: stylish, up-to-date long
trouser Suite for boys, aged 14 to OI

19. at $5. $6, $7. 50, $8. 50. $9 and

12.

’ HAT DEPARTMENT.

We sell all the leading Spring
stvlcs' 111 Still Hats. at $2 and $3.
1111: celebrated Volk and Crofut
& Knapp manufactures.

$2.00.

Masonic B'd’g, Norwalk.

give quick results.
vines, strawberries, etc.

your convenience. $1. 50.

.w

South Norwalk. Conn.

FOR MEN:

niiily made and 11.111.111.11 $9.00.

cis.l~_rcncl1 lacing. $10. 00.

iccn Iincd slccws. for $12. 00.
Some of our suils wrcrc

themselves of llic 1|1auce.

FOR CHILDREN.
0111 suit Ii

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Good Grain.

best drain.

do it.

.1

While 11111111111. on the above, all It

 

Here is a very satisfactory suit imlccrl.

.\ fine all wool Illaik Ill1bil‘ $8.00. -
\ rough Cheviot. lincd wiili larmcr‘s 1:11:11.

if

on y ~ It Is an real; 1.111111; 1 e 11:11.
, 'ineetl the scope of every purse.

 

1
ti

's sorrs. 1

Fasliioiiiib be Sack Suits; 11133;
from superb quality 1111111111111.

Clieviots and Uusiiearcd War--

fancy 1111111111 and overvplaid ei-
fccis, $6 to $20.

regulars and stouta.

Frock. Snips

Sizes 34 to 50,
Cutaway

of clay, 1111111111 and
I‘liil1ct.$tdto $17. “ -

FURNISHINGS

Norfolk Our Neckwear

Department

comprises the new ideasw-Imper-
ials. Tacks, Puffs, Derby Four-in-
Hands. Artists’ Models and As-
sets, at 2512., 50c. $1 and $1.511.

In the Glove Department are
the best of both Imported and Do—
mestic mamifacturc. including the
famous Fowne. at $1. 50. Walking

100.

lGloves in all the new shades, at

'lhc new Fancy colored Shirts, both neg
Albcrt I :dward soft liat1s a favor— ligcc and stiff bosom. in Madras,
lie with the young men. $1. 50 and head: Percale and Damask fin-

ishcd effects, from 501:. 1033.

 

HOW TO IIIPROIII THE LAWN:

A velvety green lawn adds to the beauty and value-‘1
of any property. As a good all-around fertilizer HARD '
WOOD ASHES have the greatest value. They carry
no weed seeds. are odorless. clean, easy to handle, and
Especially good for small fruits,

Cams took Bros.

I41 $0.1 Main St, South Norwalk.

 

 

The Wood Ashes we sell are from hickory wood on-
ly. and are pure and unadulterated. Put up in barrels for

JOHIl II. FERRIS.

Coal Yards, I49 Washington St.

1.
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lion l1crc—~c.'ill1 1.1)111'111111- is at y1"1111 disposal.

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Suits Suitable to: ”f aster.

It is a pleasure to call attention to our SUITINGS. which we
are making up for from $14: 00 per suit up.
Those more interested ll'l ready to wear :‘rgoods read carefully
the following. Better come and inspect.

I adrcsscd worsicd is :1 \Hcry stylish material.
made of this inatcrinl with licavy Sti‘gt‘ lining for $11.00.

\linc'Iliil)ci—~d11c.~11mtcalcli dirt—this suit “c mention is
lincd with scrg‘c hand made button lmlcs silk cm crcd buttons.
ucll made as cusimu goods. and is marked $4.00.

If you like 11 1111c striped worsted. we have it scrgc lined. sat-

 

It, is all wool oxford:

live inside pock-

We ofl'cr a suit

As

\ m1 know tlu ( la) Worsted Suits arc .lI\\d\'-1 fasl1111nablc.\\70
oil'cr 1111c.si11cily :~1ll cool for $7.00.
arricd ovcr from llic old slmc
or wish in closc out at once and have marked them al $5.00.
‘oporliinitv which oilcrs ocuuiuc bargains for thosc who will avail

I licsc
An

is \c1'1v (‘Olllplt‘lt‘~-liill\' of space forbids descrip-

COATS—Spring Top Coatsrfrom $5.00 to $14. 00.

(lui windows giic added 1111 mnatiou.

Harry Goodwin, thO Tailor.

MAHACKEMO BLOCK.

It' s not a boast—it s a promise-when
we tell you that we are selling the -

And we don’t end with .1

Buv Oats That' 5 Clean.
Manuel '1‘. Hatch.

I am near—~just as far as the nearest
letter box-“or telephone.....................

1

saying we give the 1best gra1n~we

WHO IS YOUR PHOTOGRAPHER?

Does He Maire Portraits?
'1. in His Work Fermment?
Is He Artistic? '

The 11.111111111111111 1.11111111- Union
will hold a 11111 tin and nominate olii

Mrs. it). 311.111.101.111 children, 1
of Norwalk, are spending a few days
in Oyster Bay. L 1.1

 
 

‘ W
‘ The 111' Michael fillrrey and
John Daley will come up in the town
court tomorrow morning”

 

 

Charles Knapp died at his home in
liurlbutt street yeste day morning.
lie was well known in orwalk.

There were promotions at the Cen-
ter school this morning. Because of
the storm therewas only one session.

“mo—o

The cup that is to be contested for
in a competitive drill by Companies
D and F. is on exhibition at Spencci
62 Company's store in South N01 wall:

M..-

 

About one hundred members of
Kabnoso Encampment of "Norwalk.
and several 'members Of Colfax E11-
campment. will visit Stratflcld En-
campment In Bridgeport tonight.

 

v—Havo you a cold? Use Brazilian
Balm. it is sure cure. Baxter's and
Pleisted's. 1 . .

 

River school today. There are several
scholars coming from the North Con
for district to enter the high school do
partmenth

 

.1 SILVER WEDDING.

Oaptdln and Mrs. Kendrick Celebrate
The Event in Chatham. Mass.
The following from the Chatham.
Mesa. Monitor, will interest a number
of relntlves and friends of Captain and
Mrs. Kendrick in The Norzwalks
Captain and Mrs B. A. Kendrick ro-
celvod friends at their home on Sat-
urdny evening. March 16th. It being
the 25th anniversary of their marriage.
Captain and Mrs. Nathaniel A. Beorse
assisted in receiving the guests. who
were presented by the_ Misses Eva
iiawes and Edna Hammond. 'i‘hc
Misses Mamie Dill and Grace N. Ell
redgo acted as ushers. The four girls
were prettily attired in white. During
the evening Miss P. H. Lewis gave an
organ solo. Mrs. Angie Hearse a vocal
solo, ,Mrs. Nellie Bearsc read an orig-
inal pnem. u spcech from Mrs. Polly
Gould. and during the social hour Mrs.
Florence Bond entertained with her
graphophone. which was interesting
with its varied selections. ice cream
and cake were generously served by
Gardner Blount. especially to the
young men. who tried to outdo each
other. Captain and Mrs. Kendrick
were the recipients of many tokens 01‘
love, both useful and beautiful silver
predominating. We trust they will
find no trouble in digesting the cake
with Its silver decorations Among
those present weio Mrs. Edward Bail
cy. of Charlesiown, Mrs. boring Fuller
and Mrs. Ezra D. Kelley, of South Yar-
mouth. After listening to the \cri
fitting remarks and a benediction oi“
blessing upon lthe happy couple in

 

the Rev. Brooks. the g'ili‘SlH
departed. hnpinir to bc present at a
golden wcdd in 1; (went y-ilvc ycu rs

hcnco.

REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

Many Deeds Recorded in the Town
- Clerk's Office.

The following dccds were recorded
at the town clcr'ks olilcc. yesterday:

Charles N. Wood to A. A. iletts icc
houses in Cliff street.

Herman Quiitner to Joseph Molncr
and wife land and buildings In ch-
inglon avenue. South Norwulk

l-‘siate of William R Lockwood in
Paul iiolic and wife, liuiluu and lot in
Church street. Norwuik.

Estate of William It, Lockwood vo
Herman Quiltncr, lot in Lexington arc-
nue. South Norwalk.

Alexander Hamilton
William"Sclilankcr. one and one half
acres of land at the corner of blind
Cilii‘ street and Newtown uvenue.‘

The estate of Harriet. 'l‘uttlo and
heirs of Lewis 'l‘uttlo to Morris No
ion. house and lot 1‘11 Ilovt street.

Estate of William it Let kwood to
Bertha medley, lol1.in' (irnnitevlllc. ,

'l‘hcodme Prince sold to John Cuban
and wife four buildings in West No.
walk.

Penelope Bedell to Nellie Bcdcll.
land 1111111 bul dings in itownyt.on

NodiitWoo to Fred Wood, six acres
of land in Raymond street.

BIRTHDAY SURPRISE PARTY.

A birthday surprise party of rela-
tlvcs and friends of Frank Foster. of
Round Hill street. took possession or
his residence last night and helped him
celebrate In good style. ‘ He received a
number of handsome birthday gifts
during the evening, among them being
an 101qu gold watch from Mrs. li‘osteu
that was presented to ,him by '1 his
granddaughter. a pretty miss of a
years. During the evening singing.
dancing. a phoaograph and a picntcous
supply of refreshments kopt every
body merry. Mr. Foster's mother and
sister journeyed from Brockton. Mass,
to attend. and many friends who were
unable to be present sent gifts and con-
gratulations. William McLean and
Miss Hattie Piutt played for the danc-
ing and rendered choice selections on
their violins during the evenlag.—An-
sonlu Sentinel

Mrs. Foster was formerly Miss Cur
rle Conan, of South 1101111111.

FACT DAY SERVICES AT TRINITY.

The services tomorrow. Good Fri
day in 'l’ ity Church, will be as fol-
111111111111 Prayer and sermon. at
io o'clocli? he Three Hours' service
with devotions and meditation: on the
finish Words from the Cross. Even-
1115 Prayer and sermon at 7: 30 p.111
boring the Three Hours service there
will he opportunity to come and so
during the singing of hymns. The of-
forhm on 1111111111 will he give for the
till created In membory 1 John

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There will be prOmotion at the Over "

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FAMOUS OOLONG 111.1:

 

TO- MEASURE CLOTHES. BECAUSE “THEY MAKE
OF ONE. HALF THEIR TAILOR'S BILLS,
‘ ‘1 ”INO ONE JOT OF STYLE, FIT OR CERVICEFIBIL
SUITS AND TOP COATS, $15 'I'O $20. 1
ALL WOOL STYLISH SUITS, AS LOW AS $615501 ,1
ALL WOOL SPRlNG TOP COATS. FROM 35 U
OUR LINE OF BOYS’ AND CHILDREN’S CLOT
SWELL AND PRICES RIGHT. '
HATS—ALL THE BEST SPRING BLOCKS, IN
“GRAND DUO. "

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

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great strength and line llavm.
cer, wilhout intermediate proiit.

600111., 15c quarter 1b

LORENZO DIBB

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

(In Package 1

Sold direct to the r“ is
IT IS PUREST an

 

 

The Student, 11‘
The Bookkeeper ._ 1
Tvpewrilist, Copvisi 1 1.

 
 
 
 

or any one having clean woik should ' 1

nave the eyes
Small defects, if not corrected. grow
into big ones. TAKE CARE OF THE
EYES. Scientific
Proper-Glasses. Properly Adjusted, Is
what we guarantee.

0. B. JACKSON,

Graduate Optician,
58 Wall St.

1: arei‘ull)r cxamined.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

exauliualmn ircc.

Nor-walkiptf 1

 

- FERTILIZ

For Farm. Garden, Irees and Sh

“1311135

Air Slacked Lime Stable Maurine. eta. etc..l‘.

THE NORWALK SHOE

For Ladies and Children. Made bv Lounsbury. NFathew
This shoe is made of the finest kid and speaks for itself.
out styles. Fromfactory to wearer.

$3.00

The kid patent in. the new ice for men. Dar-ls- and.
black vici and wax calf All sizes. and eucry pair Warren 1
patent leather kid' in this shoe outwears all others, and 1
ing shoe. $3.00. . 1 . 1

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

BRADLEY’S and MAPE
Special Brands. . 1
LAND PLASTER GROUND

 

 

Price $3.00.

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THE BRIDGE FISH M

Telephone Call 97- 2.

' Roe Shad.

1

Buck Shad.
Striped us.

Steak

 

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LOOK AT THESIE: "

roc. lb. Carp. ,

8c. 1111 God Fish. 1”
1511.11). Haddock.
zoc.’ lb. Eels,