Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, March 15, 1902 · page 4

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hublnolo' communication- for
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attorneys who 11111111 chnrgc or
to of the relatives of tho AuIcrL 1
lloru who won: killed in UH"
, up of the battleship M11Iu11.i
31111111111111 111 1111111 111111111111 11111. 1.111‘ 1
u‘ or the Spanish Claims (lommis-
Int 1111 claimants have no 1.1111111
at (lemmission. An applies».
n‘ rehearing has already been'
in case this Is 1ch:ch the
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so to the United States Supreme ‘
The attorneys for the relatives'
1111111111 victims say that the do i
n of the" commission was a re
'llbIe one,‘ being in effect that he 1
9. he sailors we: 11 in the American'
be they lost their right to insti: ‘
claims for damages against Spain '
onnt oi the loss of the battici
The opinion of the commissionl
that when a man enlists as a sai ;
'e‘ lakes11ce1tnin risks. even in
of pence,au1l therefore is not en» 1
d assert a claim against a ter-
government for an injury sustain
'ltho‘ugh 11 private citizen under
conditions would have u just'1
it Was admitted that the claim‘
.11s'ailor and of a private citizen
,, old he very different although the l
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both instances. .ludgc Chambersi
1111111111 a dissenting opinion holding I
the commission should have ad I
tted the claims and investigated
in“ He declared that there was no
bronco between one. class of citi-‘
' ml another. and that no distinm;
u could be drawn About 150
11111 are affected by the decision otl'
commission azg111g1lting over $2,
"000.

man J. Solomon. A. it. has
in 11 some of his most successful‘
tu't'es by gas light Indeed, he nt‘
but he can obtain better results
this way than if he. painted by day-1"
lit According to Mr. Solomon, ev-
1111111. should accustom himself to
lfi‘olal light especially if he. lives
Eil'gland. where sometimes for days
7 liter the sun falls to main1 its up 1’
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The English stockholders in Memo
'11 Wireless telegraph company value
Inventor’s life so highly at this
tical period ‘of his experimentation
they 11111111111111 him insured for

 

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iii mines are made up oVer some
or taffeta.

lain ecru botiste makes very 1101
cable shirt waists.

Girls hats will be large and gener-
sl trimmed.

turban of Spanish shape ismade1
ory- white lchiffon and 11111111 ycl 'l‘
0‘ Arabian lace; there are no how

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11111111111 is one of the most palatable
d'he‘olthi’ul vegetables that comes to:
’ table and should find its way there. '

Th 19 are none among the handsome'

 

has brought out more stylish than
6 bite and blacks l
here is a turban shone among the i
uting hats that will be much
or becoming to some faces than the
ely plain rolled hrims with their
her edges.
~ov'er Valencinnes lace and green
et ribbon trim a charming little
a 1:: French design made of green-
like China silk to be worn bya
t seven years
1111. ‘organdie and Valenciennes
white albatross with white chif-
nd white moire with white velvet
are a few of the materials used
king 511111113121 frocks for young
ltd miss
spring costume is complete with
methlng very dressy in the way
Maj. 1111111111111 of them are expon-
11111111111111 they are made of perish
materials, but they are too bean-
to resist and beside are really
(i table protection.
Designer” has this to say of
11111111 bag:
a moredelikhttul to use than
on] bug,‘.whlch isto a certain
takes the place of a sponge.
need ready-made at the drug
luxury comes somewhat high
1 but one need not forego the
this both accessory on account
l fit made :11 11111111
111111111 more reasonably.
perhaps halt a dozen bags will
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tattle soap red
an ounce of pow-
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made 11 thin‘ cheesecloth out
It ‘ur Inches square. The

1 A Dream

:‘At

Ion Sunday from the theme.
‘Y’rom His Cross l.)I'uws All Men Unto

'Thy Face From My Sins.” by Miller.

pints of silk and lace which the sea— I.‘

With the daily hath '

‘EL 3 Willi. ENTRRTA‘IN. ‘
Hold a s'oc'iloi 3111161. In South Nor.
walk Noxt Wednesday Night.
The Mike will give 11 social session at '
their lodge rooms, Wednesday evening,
the 19th lust. at it: 30 oclock. Relresh‘
monts will he served to the Elks and

1 their friends.

At ll o'clock the Burcourt Comedy
Company's orchestra which is hooked .
at Hoyt's Theatre, on the 17th. llith.
21 and 22d inst, will render uevoruh
selections in the superior styl11~1.1'.huru11..
tl'ristir oi' the orchestra.

Nearly all llI11.1'II1InIlI1.1I's of tho ‘llnr
(our! (‘omcdv (‘0quan 1111- IEIks,111till_
iutml with tho 'l‘Iquton,M11su., lodge

with the execution of their lending
mun Mr. Harris who hails from ”111
\‘t’1II'1:ost11I'Mllss., lodge

As this Is an invitation '1ii"ulI friends
that have been invited will kindly pro
sent their 111mb: at the door

The following uron‘rum bun I11'111u 1II'~
r:unge1i
(.‘oncert music

Orchestra.
D!'.Wolf11.
'Daddyw lly I',o11nest1
llaII'y l'1‘1ppcr.
Ill-lolly [luck——
Iolm MuI'Iuy
'I'lunt in the Dark Forest 111111

Harcourt (‘omedv (lo.(lrchcst1rn.

'My lluby ...... ~ ....... Eldridge
Dr Wolfe.

Bartlett

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Selection——
ll‘rod Force.
ludian Chasew ‘ .

Harcourt (‘omcdy Co Orchestra.

Rip Van Winkle was 11 Lucky Man——
Hurry 'MOOI‘L‘

A number of other selections by
Messrs. Hnr,ris l‘iclding. McDonald.
ICrothy and south of the, Harcourt
(lomcdv Company, will also be given.

l“. W. Cameron ll‘xalicd Ruler.

SATURDAY NIGHT CONCERT.
Program to be Delivered Tonight at

w.s.s:u11evan1's Store.

11111111111111; arc the artists and the
program for the usual concert tonight
ct tw. S. Sturtevunt' s. North Main and
Ann streets, at S o clock:

Miss Norma Sherur, pianist; (i1 Irv-
ing Byiugtou, tenor; Miss Catherine
Lenncl sopr;ano Plymcrt Hoyt read
61" Mics Edna 1.. Byingion and (‘..'i‘.
1,Pu'I"1ly ncconmanists.
Scarf Dance .............

Piunola.
The Song I lleard One Sunday Morn.
11111111111111.1101.
Jim Wolfe and the Cats.
'lioyt.
yAIIce. translation .......... .i Aschm"
Miss Shorcr.
‘You . . .. ................... (.‘I'low or
Miss Lennol.
Mah Wooly Lou,
Mr llying‘ton.

Chuminadc

Mark Twain

i The Sleigh Ride . ..... . . . . .Jonnlngs
Mr lioyt.
Vulse Stylleuno ........ Wolienhaupt1
‘ Miss Sherer
'Beucon Lights . . . ........... .Davis ‘
Miss bonnet ,
Passing Review, march .. . llodworth

illnnolu

PASSION SUNDAY.

 

South Norwaik Congregational
j Church.

The Rev 1'PIol’ George B. Stevens, of j
Yale Univchity will preach in the
‘south Norwulk (‘onurcs 1t10uul 011111111 h
"Jesus

Him." ,At the Vespers. Prof. Stevens
Will Rileuk on the fifth word from the 1
Cross. "I Thirst.” 'I‘h11 music will
be. appropriate to the day. in tho

tmorning the quartet will sing "Comp

V11 Disconsoluto.” by Duck. and “Turn

it Vespers the music will be “Holy
Redeemer." Faure; “O Come Every
"flue That Thirstoth." Reed; "One
sweetly Solemnly Thought". Am-,
prose; 11an “Via Crucis" and “CRVRI':
ry." from Buck's Story of the Cross.

 

‘ntended to be made by this offering.
\10 collection nor subscription will be
1‘nken as the nodule will be' waited on
111 mail during the week for thi1
nose in connection with the other he
devolences. The Sunday noon men‘s
Bible class will consider the questions
What is the Guidance of the Spirit?
What is Conversion? In connection
with the ‘leosonpn the conversion of
the Ethiopian. The young people’s
meeting in charge of the Epwortb
Leagncwill be led by Dr. W. B. Bean.
subject, “A' Noble Purpose." The
heme of the evening prelude will be
“The Strike in Boston" The closing
sermon of the series “The Drama of
Life. " will be delivered Subject. “The
Great; Whirlwind-4nd Speaks at
lost." A cordial invitation is extend-
ed to visitors in our city to be present
at anv of these service A special in
viction to the young eople to attend
the evening service.

CONCERT AND, LECTURE AT ST.
JOBEPH'S.

A delightful program has been pre-
.pared tor the grand concert at: St J os-
eph’ 8 Church tomorrow night the eve
of St. Patrick's Day, and the first re-
hect’sal took place last night. The-
‘sublect of the lecture 1311 Dr. Maker
is “The Irish Exiles Proud Boast. " The
contest for the prize altered to the two
zrades or the Christian Doctrine class-
as waxes worn: as Sunday drdvvs near.
when the Seniors and Juniors will
make their return to 11.11. respective
corps of teachers and determine the
result or the competitions. The col-
‘ection tor the Indian and Negro mis~
110.111.111.1111‘111111‘11 not be taken up last
Sunday on account of the inclement:

of the weather will no 11111111: tomOrro'w
at both masses 1 1

' OHRIBTlANINQUiRY CLUB.'
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1 take itwnow is the time you 11111111 it

' source of great alarm to me

1 oral y speaking, I considered my t'inIo 11 art

1 he. considered at
the following Sunday Judge Light will =
Jesus and the,

 

Prepare Yourself 111811111111

 

Take Dr. Greene’s

Spring Medicine in the World.

In the spring everybody needs and
should take a upriugmodiolno. ripring0
is the time to be cured if you are sick.0
and the spring finds most. of us in poor
condition. blood poor. nerves relaxed.
wcnk. and unotrung‘. and the organs
clogged and sluggish in action. 1

Dr. Uri-rue sNervuru. blood and nerve
remedy is the best spring medicine in
the world. the best possible remedy for
you to take. the om1 surouprlmr :- culprit-
tivc which will build up your blood in
vlgorato your nerves. and give you your
old time snap, vim, energy. strength.
and vigor.

llr. tlrccno‘ s Nervurn blood and nerve
remedy Is purely vegetable and per feet
Iy harmless. and now is the time to

most—mow is the time to be cured.

‘ Dr. Orlando Riser. 954 Ross: AVC»
limo. Ohio. says .

‘1 Many years ago I was unfortunate enough
to lose my health. and. while endeavoring to
regain the 111111111. grudnali row worse, until
I become 11 complete wrec 11 over res 1ch.
My nervous system was entirely aha torot,th11
nerves controlling the heart 111151111111 weak and
the heart‘s oction irregular which was a
was unable to

sleep digestionwasintolterod with and. on»

 

tor this earth. I became discouraged and

 

Nervura, the Best

gave up the thought; of over balm; a well 1.1111
n ain.'l‘o1luylmnu well Inuulnov cry sense

the word, and all through the use 11! lir
Greene's Ncrvura blood and uarvu “1111111111111,
111' which 1 am proud to 1111111111 and stand rem '
tn 11b 1: a helping ward touuti‘oriuj.r hunutuih.

health I11 my firoeteot blessing. and mulls
roll to 11111111111“. rutltudo l loci: for Dr.
Greene out his Woll ort’ulrcluedy."

No oillcr roundly in the world will do
you so much good as llr. id‘s-cur 11 Nor-
vur: 1 blood llllll nerve1 I'c1n1'1ly11tlsliIc
true spring niodioiup. ilIc'idcul spring
restorative null stri-uuih- rcnowcr.

No r1-II'chy is so sure to purify the
blood and strengthen the nmvcs, to
bring 1111111 bloom and color in the \v on
and faded 111111111111. the iniliuncy to the
hollow and haggard eyes. the lightness
and elasticity to the weak and weary
steps. t,lI1.1 strength vigor. and vitality
to the unstIunj,r shutt'crcd. and worn-
out nerves. it is. 111111-1111, the greatest.
of all spring incdiclncs, 't'or it makes
those who use it. well and strong.

People have InoIo contldemu1 in Dr.
Grconc‘ s Norvura blood and no: 111.

remedy thuu' In any othcrlucdirinc. be-
cause it Is the prescription of 11 regular
physician and illill'téi'm‘v pcrfrct lv min pt-
1'1l to 1'101'1- l)r.(ir1111n11. Jill Filth Ave
nue, New York lily, can also be 111111-
sultcd frecb in regard to any case. per-
sonally or by writing to him.

 

 

ENTERTAINMENTS I ENT'ERTAINMENTS.
BARNUM 81 BAILEY OUTDONE!
Mirioaled. Unapproa'cbalale. Unexcelled. Unparalleled.

Unchallenged. Unequaledl Genuine Old-Fashioned Country

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BY MEMBERS OF
SHERMAN councu so. I342. ROYAI. ARCANIIM.

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COMPANY D. FOURTH REGIME“. C. N. (i.

assisted by

THE BEST PROFESSIONAL CIRCUS ACTS IN AMERICA.

 

1Muscums. Side-Shows. Meriaoerx‘c, Concert
Freaks. Clowns, F Iklr's. Curios. Tumblers. Marwls, Lecturers.

AT THE ARMORY,

I‘hIII‘slII11 111111111 IiIIiI 6111111111.

A Splendi/crous Ethblllcn of Extraordd:
Way. Manna. 511.1711' and Form fro." I
Charming Ladies to Wild Men. Prana'rw

Admission. .
Saturday. 24 Cents.

Reserbou‘ 51:11! 3.:1’1: opens Thursday. March olh, of Plalslcd' siJDf'uy Store, Soul]! Nor;
Leon/k 11nd Weed s 011.11g Stare, Nome/f1. -

Bargain Matinee.

 

. Wrmdcrland. Trained Animals. Acrobats.

il1II‘IlI iIIlI IIIII 11ml I;IllI

1m: Capable Mawels,‘ Ranging' m Eben)
(Films to Dwarf 1:. jumbos lo Sheldons.
‘lcca's to Potted Forum.

34 Cents.

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linchrsity, on Henry 'llrunI'umnd. (Jon

sequently. (in-1 subject. assigned for I111» '
marrow noon. the Gospel at St. John 1
. will be deferred to u later date.

uhjcct for Sunday, March 23
mission 1‘11: 111,1 opcncd by Franklin AI
'l‘olles, who will be followed by other}
speakers. The question of the pro
:I'um for the coming quarter will also
this meeting.

introduce the subject
Lilo Hereafter.
MUSIC AT GRACE CHURCH.
Fifth Sunday in 1.11111.
“MATINS, 10:40 A. M.

FIRSTMETSSSA‘ZLEP'SCOPAL .1 Porcessional Hymn 41.0. ..... Ebrlinsi

, ' "icncdiclc Rouon Touc- ... .(lrcgorinn

The topic of the morning by the pus 1. Hangman“ 1n (1, .......... Aldrich
or, Rovx W. W. T.‘ Duncan. will be "llymnlill '''''' ' , , Millet
”Jacob Blessing Pharaoh." Children's :‘lymn 3“ 5111111111
31“» The BOYS WM Sold N°"' h‘l lifertm v Antiwar—(ind So Loved the‘

connection with the morning sermon W01 ld ,,,,, 1, 5111111111
‘he twentieth century thunk offoI'iuz 'Rcccssion'u'l'lii'mn111 ' w-mmx'
will be considered in the light of the . EVENSONG 4 1'1' '1'1' ' 'M.

; :rlnclplcs which underlie this great "nonessiounl Hnnn 1,11 . _ (“1.1.10.1
novemont it has been before the: ”an,” Vmslclcs jjjjj 'l‘alli'
hurrh for three years and its purpose 2 \(aunjfloat in p """"""" Tom's
till soon have been solved. Refer {\lullc 13111111115 111' 11' """"""" Tours
:nce will be made to 11011111 or the 9111.11}. 133 .1 ''''''''''''''''' 11111111111111
u'cat achievements of the century just OtI‘eI'tory—«Seck' To the Lord ‘ “01193.13
losed, acknowledgment of which is 1306055101,,“ Han 511' _______ Baruhy

 

FIRST CHURCH MUSIC.
Music at' the First Church Norwslk
‘omorrow: Morning prelude 1111111111111:
‘lrazioso W Faulkos: anthems ‘uCome
Unto Me. " Wagner: “Conn1 Ye Discon
1olate “ Schneckel; duet soprano and
Alto. “The Loni is My
‘lxnart; postludc, Festival Postlude.‘
Woman. Evening prelude Andantino
Sicilian, Fesca; anthems, "Son of My
~oul," Rayner; "Thou Wilt
Him.” Buck: tenor solo. The. Lost
Chord Sullivan; postlude first move

moot Seventh Sonata. Merkei

Y. M. C. A. NOTES.

The Friday evening supper and BI

his study was largely attended.
bountiful supper was prepared and,1
owed by the Misses Chinery, of 2.
Chestnut street, and in place of the;
regular study, speeches were made by'
the young men. .

A basket ball game will be played
in the gymnasium tonight between the
local Juniors and those oil Bridgeport
The interest and enthusiasm is In

 

 

 

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Smelt BR RS.
128 Broad 5111.11 New York.

 

 

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The ,2
, will be.
The P1111111 of Jo‘s-1's in History. th11 (“9'1 '

(in i

Shephon. ” '

Keep1 ‘

A .

511113111 1111131111113 bought and 1
:0ch for 1111111 or earned on mar~
gin. Interest allowed on‘ daily.
5 lances, subject to cheek Qua-i ,1, _ ‘

ions furnished on all inoctz’oe

11111111111111; as tht1 lime approaches for
he first rehearsal of Egyptu. The
Woman's Auxiliary will hold an all
I111111111111 meeting at the rooms on Tues-
lsy at 3 p. n1. . _

ill. ll.l\'larqunn1l. 01311111110111. will
ddrcss the mcn' 1. meeting at the Y.
, 11.0 A. Sunday 1113.151: :11. it is
1 hoped there will be 11 large ittendunce
1 To greet this l‘ormewcsidrnt and work-
er in this city.

1 “Fresh Pork. 1211.: Sausage
. linycs.‘ i

At JoseIOIf’s

Strictly Fresh

Country Eggs
15, for 25 cts.

72 North Main Street.
NOTICE.
51111111101111 Meeting

The inhabitants. legal voters of the
town of Norwalk are hereby notified
and warned that a special town meet.
ing will be held in the town hall. Wall
:street, on Wednesday. March 19th,
~ 1902 at 8 o'clock in the evening, for
'1 the following purposes, to wit:

1. To lay the annual town tax.

2. To make the annual appropria-
tions for the suppmt oi the public
schools.

3. To make 1111* 11ppr0priation of
$91.18 to meet a deficiency in the mat—
ter of the expenses of the‘ late cele-

brntion of the towns 250th anniver-
teary; and
4.
ize the selectmen to pay the, cost of
the bonds, of the town treasurer and
' .tnx collector, whenever sold selectméu
shall require said 'onds to be 11111111111.“
ed by a security on pony.
Dated at Norwalk, this 14th day of
March. A. H.190 £'
111:1 1111111115
JAMES A.BR0WN.1
1 WtLLlAM B. REED,
Selectmen o! the Town 1‘11 Norwalk;

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THE WRONG Mil.

JOHN ALLISON 1111' SEYMOUR SITES

HOYT'S' 11111111111111;
JOHN ALLISON,

MA'rINan AND NIGHT, ' ' ‘ 1;. 1" 3

SATURDAY. MARCHi 1 . ' ' ”
(Past three seasons as “Jones”
III "What Happened to Jones")

Eugagomeu5't
11111111111111111111111 The extremely low prices wdl conimu1 all next week.

Slush Warts. 1'11.

’i‘i111 vuiu111-1 offered here are really tho most startling uncouth-111111111I.
11,11,111... “1111.111, "1‘1111 many little useful 11iti11l1111 111'1- pr-l11111l below quII
11111 ndIolcsuldI' units. in order to do this W11 must buy in original puck
111111111 that 11111111111 11 large iuvcslmc III uuiall pruill lillll quirk 11111111111111:
111111 system possible. IIrcssnInkcru will do Well to look III iII1-1'111 11111111
lugs. and 111.111 what .11 saving Ii will he to them
l1‘11n111y (.‘ollur ’i‘ops onlII 151'. 121' l01-1; sulc pI1-i111, 51:

Patent Hooks and I'll-1111 nickel 111 black; 11 1:111',I1I I11.

WRIGHT

20 Weeks in London,
St run It 'l‘lloutru
I13 Weeks in Now York

 

EGGS M1,. falling in 11111111.. TEAS Fine Formosa Tons, 40c lb. up.
.11 111: 1 111 l1" _ '10 is. 'I‘lI1 lar 1st usurrtmcnt 1f laintv fresh
COFFEE 11011111 "9 ,m" g' ( FANCY' (‘rzlckmi' frombthc (ll‘l‘lli-i lially: to ho
BOSS MILK l011 ”"3 3 ”’51 m" 1,11 CRACKERS found in town,
CRACKERS 1 FINE First class tub and print Butter.
' HEAD RICE ll'nllk‘i' ”0011 Rice. 100 lb. .8 Sweet, rosy and delicious, at lowest
‘ ' 1 U TTER market prices.
TOMATOES Source and high. Finest. grade 15c , ‘_ .
oan. , ' DOHBLE Our Spice; are the finest quality
‘1 grown. One ounce, its worth 1/4 lb.
NE W MAPLE ,. , , 1 ‘ STRENGTH bought elsewhere. you to be the judge.
SUGAR lmost (llldllti .111: lb SPICES . ‘

If deemed advisable to author-‘

it 1 i 0 u «p n 111 11. t1 ,. ,. 500 yards 1oliou good 11311111111110, or hand sowing worth F111; Anniver-
' 1 , sury 811111, 31-. '
MAT'NEE PRICES ‘5 and 23° 2i11t‘lladi11s“ Funry Side llost1 Supporters. all colors. AIIIIII'crssry
EVENING PRICES. 25 35. 500.8hl11, 1110,
Children's Sill? Supporters, all 'Slzcs, white or block; Anniversary
Sale, 711.

HOYT’ S THEATWRE

)1 our days, (kluImcIu‘Iinu
MONDAY, MARCH 17 ,

Mntinccs Tuesday Wednesday
Saturday

The Furor iI11.

Harcourt Comedu Co;

and

Concert Orchestra

repertoire oi’ standard plays. ‘
EV’EN‘NGS:
Mon1lay~Under Two Flags
'l‘iIosIloywSupho
W111iuesdny—«Kuohs O'Tcnnesscc
Sillllrilily~-~'I‘lli‘ll of 11111 'I‘i1i11
Iii‘A'l‘i‘NEIGR:
Till'llllllj"~'~"l'l(lli linosur 1i11- l'luzau
Wminosdu1y~~~A 'l‘lioI'mIghlu'cd
Saturday—Ji‘lIe Two Orphans
Between Acts now and novel aperini— ,
Iles‘ by the best of vaudeville talent. 1,
Special Attraction~Thu celchratcd'
Prlma lilonus Soprano, Madame. liaru-
tio. will he heard at all performances
in choice selections.
The Harcourt Concert Orchestra
will give half hour concerts of latest.
popular music before the play.
PRICES:
Evenings, ‘10. 20, 301:.1 Malinces, 101301'.
Seats on sale Thursday.
Ladieo’ Tickets, Monday Night, Limit
all to 200.

‘l‘zT ‘11".i ."E
hi! bill liIiHiiiliil l Illllblllv
“THE HERO OF THE MERRIMAC"
Vi ill speak in tho ‘ ‘
First M. E, Church, So. Norwaik Fri-
day March 23,11! 8 p. m.
IlENl'uFl '1" 011‘ Tim l'.0(,‘ Al. ‘1'. M (‘1.

Admission incl uqing Reserved

Seat, 1 50 cents.
A 1'1’cctllz1iou will follow the address.
Music will he I‘urniléhcd by the Y. M. (‘.
A. Orchestra and the Mandolin. llanjo
'llltl Guitar Club.

Clinton Safely l‘lns usually sold for ‘11- 711 51:; now am size. 41'.

Blush Braid. 11 7c quality: Anniversary 'Sale 11 yard 31::

Black Sewing Silk 12 spools to the box; Anniversary Suit-.1011.

the quality l'oarl Buttons. all sizes. Annlvmsury Salt1 11 dozen. 01:

.51: 'l‘orchon Lace and lnscriio. large variety sale mice 11 y11I',1l .lc.

Fancy White Neel l1 Ribbons n1 silk worth il'l1: y1'i. , sulc pri11c,ii1'.

(I, 4 Inch Plain All Silk "aftetu Neck Ribbons. all colms sale
11 yard, 12c

Boys Watch Chains, on'12th .111. 501:. to close out. 1111111 price 1011

Box Mourning Pins, 00 to the box bright or dull heads snlr price
3 for 51'.

2511 Patent Leather, Steel Studded Bolts. sale price 1011

Ladies All Linen Collars 10 styles to choose from, sale price, 3 for 250.

Toilet Pins, best quality, 300 to paper, sale price 31:.

Ball and Sc'ckct Fasteners always sold for 1011 0011., sale1 pricc1 51'.

25c Veiling new styles sale price 11 y1111i, 101

(i'lluk's ‘Fust Black D111 Inns: Cotton. sale price 'I $000111 51'.

‘Suxouy. (lcrmuntown or Shetland Floss. snic' 1111111 1: skeiu

Children s (‘huiu Purses worth 151'. sale price 51'.

Again Buttons, pluin or‘fancy, 2 dozen for 311'.

i0c (,iot'sct Clasps, 1i or 1': hooks, wlliit1,-1i1‘al‘1 and black,

Ladies Back (‘ombs all the host shnpcs‘ 2511' uunlitr,

1511 quality llruss Shields, 31111.1 price. 1: pair 1011,

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This is the season. time and the. Boston Store the place, to purchasc
your lotions, Linens. Towels, Etc. livery housekeeper likes to study
,economy.W1-1 give you a rare chalice during our Anniversary Sale.
Turkish Towels, that are a good‘ trade at 101; A‘nnlvexsary Sale 71111111.
Honey Comb Towels worth 5c:Anulvers1uy Sale 30.
Unbleached Muslin made with good clean yarn ‘16 in.

sells for (to yd.;,Annlvcrs1‘u'y Sale. ill/go.

All Linen Crash, made to retail at 100.; Anniversary Sale, 71111.
The best known make of Pillow Cases, size 1501130; sold elsewhere at

tile; Anniversary Sale. 1121,1111.

ill Linen Doyiics, good 1111111.- at tic: Anniversary Sale 411
White Domet Flannel marked at other times, be; Anniversary 811111, -.r
The best Bates Turkey Red Dama1k made perfectly inst color, worth

50c yard; Anniversary Sula, 3'11
30 inch Swiss Mull the ideal sash curtain ialu i111,

worth 121.4111 yard; Anniversary 511111 1211211
Full size Crochet Quilts with iriuyc the $1.50

Salt, $1.10.

and

price,

in a

711,

51111111 price 7111. 1
sale price 181-.

wide, always

 

the newest designs.

quality:

31111.1 Solids

Toilet. Goods are in constant
use. An iI’IvostnImIl. that buys. if
your are not in need now you will
[11.1 in u couple of weeks. This Week '
you can save about 501: on 1-\'1'ry
Iloiiui' invested.

(j‘olg'aics Turkish Hath 811.1):

Anniversary

\. P0111" .. unscented Soup 01-. cake ‘
toigat'c'u l 141111111111 ilouuuet,

- i011 cake
171' botllv
171-1 b0tti11
I00 bottle
tic bottle

Lyons' 'l‘uolh Powdcr.
Holder‘s llcntiuo,
Ilublfoum,

Vaseline.

Reserved scat chart opened at; Com-I . ~ ‘ 31' ruko Brown's Perfumes 2011 112.
1110111.; 1311111.; 11101111111111 and 9.11 31.111.113.111 Packm' s 'lur Soup, ‘ 1411 cake Franklin Toilet Paper. 1000 sheets
lures, 'l‘ncsdny, M11. 18. 111. 1‘1 1.1. 11:. 1311111111111 Sour. I11 11111111 to package. 3 packages for 190

 

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$40. 000 FIRE iN BRIDGEPORT.

Plant of the Farist Machine Company
Badly Burned.

BRIDGEPOR'I‘y March 15~—At 10: {‘10

this morning fire was discovered in

, the 1"11uI oi the machine sho of th 1
it. is stated that he. will draw $2 700 for 1.131151 31.11.] Company D pisntpin Eas't'

“1" season. “l“ ““5 "1.‘1 the ““-"“"V“‘ Main street and in an hour s time 11
list of the St. Louis Club but when 101.1,; estimated at $40 111111 was caused
nuillicuu leaders of lh11 state but left Manager MCAIOGI '1"L'll"0il ‘0 WW1 lllm' Valuable patterns and machinely
but party to join the l‘opulists. llc ”10 salary asked “mill! was 5'11 WW 1 which Icquitod many years to perfect
11's.: :11 one time 11.111111111111111 in the law Busting announced that he would 1‘0 were destioyed The origin of the
business with former Comptroller of main at F0110 1)“ bar and PX'RCtiCP1firo is unknown. but an open furnace
tin1 Currency Charles G Dawes 11““ may have been the cause.

HUSTING SIGNS WITH BOSTON.
MILWAU K1911]. bluish iC1.~—I’IlclIer-
I‘oto Hosting who pin: ed with the inn-1
\\ nukes team last season has signed 11' 1
(outract to play lhis' scnson with the}
Boston to tin of the American league.

LINCOLN POLITICIAN ‘OEAD.

LINCOLN N11li.,1‘\‘lurcl1 low-William
1.. Loose, i‘or siX'years attorney gener-
II of Nebraska, 1111111111; in 1801, died
‘It1l1is‘homc in Lincoln last night, i'oi-_
lowing an illness of several \vooks. lie 1
was sixty-two yours old. For many
roars he was one of the prominent R11-

CALL 58-2.

SeymoursStore

Comments on the Market.

IT WILL PA Y YOU TO USE OUR GOODS.

Charles E. Seymour,

Leading Grocer, .. 6’15 West Washington St, So. Norwalk.
iii 11111115111115 | I 125 Retail Stores

IF MONEY SAVING

Interests 1011,11111111 do well 111 read the items mentioned here. Best quality and g1 eat values this week

 

 

 

 

 

'MAUD S, FLOUR, THE‘BEST IN THE ”WORLD PER BBL, $4.40; PER SACK, 55c.

 

BUTTERwF‘lN'EST ELGIN CREAMERY BUTTER. PER. LB. 271:.

GOLDEN STAR PRINT BUTTER.
PER LB. 26:! - . 1

11'; .,1

 

IFalrhnnks' Gold Dust._pkg.,

 

 

 

 

 
 
 

Sugar Cured Hams 12c lb. A L 180
Sugar Cured Shoulders 91: lb. l 1 G L ON 2 lbs. Evap. Apricots for 251:
Boneless Bacon; lh'.1 1'1-111‘ PURE CIDER 12 lbs. Evan. Peaches, for 2511
Large Calif Lemons, don. 20o VINEGAR. 125C ‘14 packages Macaroni, for 251:
Fancy Navel Oranges. 1102., 251'. ‘ ‘ 1 ' ' 4 packages Spaghetti for 251:
'3 cans Magnolia Milk: 25c] INCLUDING JUG- . lvaporated Apples 1h.,11c

 

 

 

6 PKGS. UNEEDA BISCUIT, 25c. GRAPE NUTS.0 1. for 2111:.
3 CANS SUGAR CORN, 250. 3 CANS LI'MA BEANS, 251‘.

 

I QT. 5MB JELLY, 10c.
13 CANS E. 'J. PEAS. 25c.

New, York Grocery Company,

' caucus

 

 

Donovan Bulldli'i
B'OIJCSTED'. ‘ '

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