Evening sentinel, Wednesday, March 26, 1902 · page 8

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Unlon Stamp

Sole Agents

F. D. Lyon it Go.

90 Washington Street

’. $2.25, $2.50, $3.00 and $3.50

 

‘E'IT PAYS To TRADE.”

'vA'r 'HOUSTON’S.

 

FRENCH FLANNEL 'wntsrs

All ol our line French'Flanuel Wrtists on the Bargain
Table for

$1.95,

Former Prices, $3.75 to $5.75

HOUSTON’S, 1105 Main Street, Bridgeport.

553’" Car late on $5.00 purchases or over.

 

, to put ‘ ttr-i.

 

“‘REV." BROWNBACK AGAIN.
‘IReports am- now I-oming‘ from all

parts of tho I'ouutry Io lilt‘ I-t'II'I-t that

"iltrv.’ (worm l‘lrflownhavk. who was
in. Hartford rum-nth lIIoltiuu tor an
ideal woman for a wife has no Iiuht
to his mum-

 

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Call and s1 1- tin displa) oI

BICYCLES

The ”RACYCLE"
i is a winnnr'.
I O Aim)

Look to pour Carriages and W113:-
“ops. Hate thl'm (Hilllmllt‘tl and
painted, and aniIl thr- "Spring“

rush.

.I Luther ill. Wright

 

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OBJECTION TO USiNG BRIDGE.

S’l‘:\.\llt‘til{li. March 2ti.~~~'i‘he sv-
lt’t‘llllt‘ll ot’ llllx’ town. who hr tho luw.
ll;!\'t' charge of all lu'idues (H't'l‘ high-
ways haw ()lijt't'it‘tl to the stt‘m‘t rail»
wngr company usiue: thI- lII'iIlprn over
Mill rirtvr. It was tlu- purpose of tho
railway ('tilllpllll)’ to have the pars rttn
tuross the bridge to (il't‘l‘llWlt'il :III1l
thorn uIIIirI- I'onIII'I'tlrIns with itlt‘
(ii‘t‘t'llwlt’ll tramway Irornpany's line.
The or'tlt‘r or ill(' sI-lI-I'turvn that tin-
rnilwap‘ company must build a Irvstln
III-Imus IlII- l‘l\'l'l' will greatly delay tin-
opI'IIirIa oI‘ llit‘ line from Stamford to
Port t,‘lt1‘.~:tttt'.

EASTER. EGGS
(ir'cztt Varietv
56 to 400
EGG DVES‘ 4c pkg.
T. J. MAGNER’S.

No. 2 South Main St.

 

MARRIED FIFTY THREE VEARS.

Joseph Crossman
uteNotab Annive

Container and Mm .IIIstlI e(‘IIIsIIiuIIIL
ot' Jennings Pliit't‘. I'III'wullI. t'llll"l'itllll~
III II lnrg‘II company of I'I-lati\‘I~~' and
friends. last (‘\'|_’l\lll,1.'. in honor or the
fifty lllll'li IInnlvr-rsary or thzlr nIIIr—
I-iage. The evening was most IIIIjIII'IIlIly
spent and the (‘Oflgl'ttlllltltlutlti shower-
11-11 on lilt‘ happy eouph» wwIa» profus-
and hearty. An enttrtnlnnrrnt.I'on-
stating of vocal selections. was given
by the lilrchm‘d sisters. oI DariI-n. and
Mrs. O'Neill. (It New York: and Iwittl-
lions [Iv Miss Finlf‘lltt‘ Jennings. \ll
those who took pint \trtn llt‘illlih vn~
I--.otml ilui‘ingrtho Ivvnlntz II tlnI- 1 Il-
latlon w: 1.4 Served and II HOt'llll than I— II-
toyed 'l‘hm 1- were about i-I't truly tiw
present. and the guests were from The
Norwullts, Burton. Stamford. New Yorlr

Captain and Mrs.
Hav

and other I-ltiIs.
HASBROUGH AGAINST OLEOMAR-
. GARINE.
WASHINGTON. Muruh'lI‘. ln thr-
Sonnte today. when routine i ' we

had INN)” I‘onc-huled ('Ol'ti-lltlt‘i‘illltiil of E

the olootnnrxurlm- hill was resumed
and Mr. llushrough. IN. I'M continued
his speech in support of the measure.

Glover’s the Place

 

The Dictation of Dame Fashion
for Easter Footwear is

WEAR
OXFORDS.

living unit-k t1) “I‘I'Itt'h 1m"
resulted in our having an espo-
l'lilily :IItraI-Iirv tixt'ortl linr‘,

3%.
DOLLARS

Hits IhI IIIIIIIIrIt III [llk‘ tip-III
“151' and luainirat m ll in ”It‘
shor-

has

Inanutnttutiuu lillHllll‘RS.
t‘ornn in and enjoy the Ilia-
play.

 

Wear Shoesi‘lrat lit

«mm-ocean“ “3...“... ”mm. ..x.s...m..,.,

THE SOUTH N [RWALK '

W L. DOUGLAS SHDES

‘ '5‘“ ' CARPETS AND RUGS 5
:5 wowroun‘ututuvmx. toe-bcabana-91:; AI .1 If.
:5 TH E i; :I: We are selling our large. well-selected and well assorted stock of HANDSOME CAR- :5;
:5 ‘ g: .2. PETS. AND RUGS at extremely low prices. which accounts for the large business we are do- ,9
1:; R'GHT '5 4.. ing in this department. Just look over our line and see if you can do better or as well else- .43,
I} I" *3: where: 11 _
EgE :3: Ingrain Carpets. handsome patterns ............ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I . .. . . ‘. . . .. 25c. to 45¢. .
E‘ KIND 1:14: All W001 Ingrain Carpets. bestmakc .. ........... . .. . ..... . ...... 60c. to 85c. a;
. 22%,“ Tapestry Brussels Carpets . . . . . . . ; .............................................. 6°C. to 85c. 3;.
f? or (‘lOil‘ts IIIII I-JIIIIII-I flit III llt‘ 1g: .1- Velvet Carpets. all qualities ........................................... .$r.oo to $2.50. ,1.
3 "mm. hm. “l arrnt tl'li‘lltliltll‘l‘ % .1. Body Brussels Carpets ..... . .................................. ..... . . $1.25 to $1.50. I“.
1,; IIIIII tlll IIIIIIIIIII I-IIIIII. 15:: 311 gm] ArtRSquarssgtaii Sizes ......... . ................... ...... . . $352060 to $13.00, ::
. . , g I “'1 ro. russe s u s e weavm ............................ .. ......... . . . o o I .00. I
5 butts. $1000 “2'00 3'5- I; ‘3 Body Brussels. \Isf’iltons. Smyrnagand Moquette Rugs' In all sizes. “5"
:3: 00 Si“ 00 and 5m 00. :I' :: Mattings. new patterns coming in every day .................................. I5c. to 6°C. :2
12 If; 4. Oil Cloths. all widths and qualities ................... . . .............. . . . . 25c. to 50¢ sq. yd. ’30
I; EASTER NECKWEAR 5: .4. Linoleums in all grades ............................................... 50c. to $1.75 sq. yd. W3.
:2 that will IIIIII III-IIIIII- to your 5;: 41 Lace Curtains. Window Shades. Curtain Poles and Fixtures. I12.
‘5' ('lOtlIt's. lll Asmts, l’ntti's. imper- 1:1 ‘5‘" ' 11%?
EiE ltllH. lI‘ouI'-iuvH.-Iruls_ Techs lint 3,; “Z“ HOUSEFURNISHING DEPT-o 4‘
E: 53”" "5““ "’“i “‘5‘”- ' 1: 2: Special sale of ENAMEL WARE—all perfect goods: no seconds or imperfections: :5;
if: I 2;: AI 2 qt. Enamel Sauce Pans. 19c. 2 or 3 qt. Tea 01‘ C0366 Pots. 350 “2“
5i; l DAVIS & SUN :;E “:‘i 3 qt. Enamel Sauce Pans. 29c. 6 qt. Milk Pans. too. ’7'"
‘3: ' , 5 ' E} :E‘ 4 qt. Enamel Sauce Pans. 39c. 8 qt. Milk Pans. 25c. . :
g. 'rAlmus ”NFHIEHR' If: -. 6 qt. Enamel Sauce Pans. 45c. 10 qt. Milk Pans. 29c. 1- .
:2: ”E\,‘.,[.IE:RS_ Hummmmfi .3 4" 4 qt. Berlin Sauce Pots. 45c. 14. qt. Dish Pans, 49c. ,9
:5 85 Washington Street. :5 .1. 6 qt. Berlin Sauce Pots. 05c. Mixmg Spoons. any, Size, 8c. a:
E;E SOP-PH NI‘III\\'.\I.I<. :E a. TRISTRAM & HYATT’ NORWALK, CONN :3
i5: 'ljt‘l. i113”. 1;: ‘3. 0 ye;
fume-z«summer»IxICIIzvrroIzwaxano1:3 a... ‘

.to form :I lt|'\\1”h(1|'l‘iillillltl ltm‘.

 
 
 

welt“!

ttillti SPRING STYLES

Tailor-Made Suits.
Walking Suits 8 Bicycle Skirts,

All of the Best Imported Clot/rs.

INSPECT OUR MATERIALS AND OUR
FASHION PLA TES.

Krasovitz & Fox,

47 North Main cor. Ann St.
SOU‘IH NORWALK.

 

 

TIERNEY'S APPOINT-
~ MENTS.

Her. .|. .l, lot‘tns, who was assistant
at St. .\lnt'\".~’ (‘IIIII'I-h. iti'wut'ortl, and
who was also assistant to liil" laIII lI‘aI
thr-r .t. .i, Furlong. at St. Mary's
t‘hurrrlr .‘x’rirwalh. prior to tlII- t'tlllllllL‘.
III' ”In; William lx'ivrnan. has lit't‘ll up.
puintwl |tE\' litihop 'i’it'rnux to :éllt't't‘i‘Ii
l“ii|'il"l' ()‘lIonuv-il at \:It1rt1Iwu. .\u
on llll‘-:~lltll_ t).Il.'.‘illI-, belonging to \\'II-
lt'l‘ltinL has in-II john-II III \\‘::I1'I\‘iilv
.\luI-I
:Issimtnut at St. l‘I-tvr's
llllillitil‘iE has llt‘l'll appointI-Il
iII- mew I'thut'. 'l‘lII- \\';llt‘l'lti\\ll. t)a‘.II
\‘itlI-_ ("hurt-ll. was built two wars ago
in lI‘IIIiII-r (illontnrll luv llt'\\' l't‘t‘ltil'
of St .\l1II\ (lIIIIItI \‘IIr'wallI

WALTERS CASE FINISHED.

'lho arguments in Ihvt 1-115“ of i’ltiliip

.lohn ii.

BISHOP

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t'hurr‘lt.

 

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WEDNESDAY. MAR. 26, 19M.

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my).1.1.1.I.I.EI.;,.IE.I..IE..;.I “up, I.I_.I p; M ~t~l~ p pp. N...“ .

(ITHE LEADING ‘DnYE-z-A‘Go‘oDs -:. STORED ‘5.
33T' H IIIEE
rIStramgt ya gt:
NO. 2 GAZETTE BUILDING. gig

 

l"t~l'I'is. :ls hands-man t'or Shin-tot & l.u»
lIrinII. the sewer Irontraetors. wIIro

ill‘iil'tl ll\‘ .iuIlzu- ii. .\l. l.01-lton'I1l this
morning at th1I Norwallt town court.
Attorney William l-‘.~’l‘uninmny IIDW‘III"
ml for ”In defense and Attornvv .lolIn
Rough I'III- tin» pinintitt'. 'l‘llt‘ jnrltlt' ro-
III-ru-Il his (hit isinn

THE ALLEGED “FENCE" HELD

Lin-I t‘iarit. [ill‘ ttllI p.111 it 1111 Hi"
it' .1111! at least (.1 ranhy in (‘Uilllt't‘tltlll
with thutts Iront I'II'itlet «arr. on tho
Northampton division. was lIIIIInIl
“\I‘l‘ yesterday in .\'1-w ilai‘rzt III 1h“
.\pril term (If the Superior t‘ourt IIII-
1i1~I- STIIIII lIIInIls

CECIL RHODES DEAD.
(‘Al’l‘ 'l‘(l\\'.\'. .\iaIIh 21i.«~t‘v1'il
lthodos is dead.

DESERTERS FIND NO FAVOR.

\\'.\Sl~lthl'i‘().‘I'. .‘IlaI‘I'h 21‘II~l‘r:Isi.
«lent. ltoosI-I‘elt deulztl'ntt today that so
lone; as he is in Ofllt‘t‘ no I‘leserter from
lilt‘ IIImv or narv will that fewer with
him. 'l‘iit‘ statement was nnulu to (.‘apI
talus Fl’flllk llrIInI-I' and Ford Alphon-
ouah. ol‘ |.\'ttl1- l'ust_ C. .I\. 15..
rinnnti. who handed him a set. of res-
IIlIItioIIs from tlw 1'x»l‘nion soldiers of

tiiuviunati. I‘mitlI-u‘ining the restoration .

III‘ III-sI-r'ters to the rolls and apprm’int’.‘
his t‘tiill'St' in ruining certain hills r1»
I‘I'ntly passed hr Congress.-
STAMFORD CHILD DIES OF BURNS
S'l‘AMPthll. March 21‘..—I-~.\nIlr1‘\\'
\Vnrdy. aged three ,H'ar. (lit-Ii this
morning at the hospital as a“ result of
harm: l‘O(‘('l\’k—Etl last night while he

was playing artmnd :1 lmulirv.

of (‘in- I

Eit-ss he acct-tied to and

CANADIAN TROOPS FOR AFRICA.

(i'l‘TAWA, March L'tiw'l‘llt' rumors
which i‘tll't' l)"i‘ll in circulation turn
for the last, two days in regard to the

; possunlity of another Canadian contin-
IgI-ut going to South

Airim have (le-
Yt‘lODt’tl into the statement that the
important authorities lInvI- asked for a
mounted tort-I- III‘ 2 not) men. it is said
that I’m Irinttrr was lidf(tl't.‘ the enh-
int-t pestvi‘dav.‘ iIiIt strict Ereticenc’o‘eis

Iohsoi red as to the action if any which

was decided upon. From what can he
learned thn Imperial government has
suggested that the force should be
equipped and transported at its own
expense. The application will douhb
snoultl this
prove. to he correct Canada‘s contribu-
tion of troops will he brought up to a

I total of 7.0011 men.

 

STORES IN
BRIDGEPOR T
HAR TFORD
PRO VIDENGE
- NEW Hfl VE N

SOUTH NOR WALK

WHAT
at H.

 

. it buns more than Cash will elsewhere---lt’s on a par with
pocket book at thehome of Low Prices-South Norwalk’s Great-

. est Store.

 

 

ll OUT

YOUR WORD DOES
GER {'5 C035

29-81

WEST WASHINGTON
STREET.
SOUTH NOR WALK

 

5939

it gives non what non want at the time uou want it--Small De-
posit Down~$t00 Weekly-"Cash or Credit.
at less than cash prices.

Reliable Goods

 

 

 

QFOI' Women and
Children

'51.; ‘ ~ ‘ TAILOR-MADE SUITS.
~' MILLINERY.

JACKETS.
SHOES

 

CORSETS.

..- ’ I CAPEs

 

 

UNDERWEAR.

; . I: = DRESS SKIRTS.
a SILK- WAISTS. .
PETTICOATS.

CHILDREN’S JACKETS.
DRESSES. HATSAND

E CASH OR CREDIT.
. _$I.oo WEEKLY.

 

 

we are readn. fer/Eastmu—Are You?

OUR

' DISPLAY
EAST R 1902

II-iII-IIi-II-ll-III-I-Ifll-Ill

We have

everything to wear for Man. Woman or Child. Eveni-
thing from Hats to Shoes that is needed for Easter.

FOR'CASH on CREDIT.

$1.00 WEEKLY.

:r. ' - SUITS,

. ' SPRING OVERCOATSI

. HATs
7 snoss ,
TROUSERS

FURNISHINGS.
UNDERWEAR.
'BOYS‘ SUITS.
BOYS‘ HATS,

 

For Men and
Boys

:r KNEE PANTS. ‘ ‘ -

; EVERYTHING TO WEAR
.E~ FOR ANY MAN OR BOY.
‘7, ‘ CASH OR CREDIT.

1. ‘ $1.00 WEEKLY.

No Money;