ills
Norwalk is in New York today on bus
Tiness. T p ,
. Bridgeport.
it's really unnecessary to say
anything“: norm about them for
you well Lknow it hideous highest
Tguality possible. Li. .
lie. Norvlalli.
me- ‘
Miss Belle Scranton. of Jamaica, L 1.,
Main street. Norwulk.
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f5: msumorou sTnsET.
in Newark, New Jersey
a. n-A—mmhn --.
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_ Joseloff is sellingT a thousand matches
for five cents. .
A W Austin. the jeweler, has some:
beauties in diamonds -
mm
the vessel placed in commission.
'yesterday deliveled the yacht Gemini
ilO the purchaser, David J. Pancoost,
Tof Camden N. J.
T cam...”
‘ Millard of trustees of tll’e South
Norwrtlk Baptist Church will hold an
Iimportant meeting at the church to-
imorrow evening 1
.0;
Miss Alice O'Connell Was a visitor
‘in Stamford, yesterday. .
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. The D. M. Read Company is show-
ing an elegant line of bran? bedsteada
W
Thomas Havey (is the new employee
At the store of A J. Collins & Com-
puny. , T T .
a
‘ beater Brundnge. of Cross street.
The third day. of the annual spring TNorWalk, has left the employ of the'
' golc begins tomorrow, at the Boston TgmgoyggtEYYlfig §Z?£:&yT&?$uggz
ole. -,
new-awe
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The Rowland Dry: Goods Company is T
selling handsoma black chovlot dress
goods at a saTcflflé‘B‘ . large holler to he used in connection
M with the giant lathe which they re-
A crossed wire put the tlTTephOne at 9911“? “1.9991199- T
Charles E Beymours at re out of ......
commission, this morning
\
ish to take action on the recent dc-
“ “ L l labor) Brewster in re-
nanny-11m 1-! clnratlon of B
” u in l T‘gurd to the East Norwalk Misaiou,
“ ol??r§o.'§'5§'§"ilm1e llldo. Drills mgr NYE will he held Thursday evening.
outfiern Con— l
’ 91:9 The marriage bands of Miss Marguert
L ncctlcut LLéaguo- WIPE?“ “"99 scheduled Brennan. oi Woodward avenue and Jos-
f“? yesterday ”Wm “’39 905990” iepli Purcell an employee of the Can-
(‘9- lnecticul Railway and Lighting Com-
lpuny, were announced in St. Joseph's
Church yesterday.
T-Tmn Tua-
T are a force of
ten man at work in Dorian grading
z‘1ndTworkiugTiuTwns for New York pal
A large plate glass in one of the win
T down of the Norwalk store of the New
York Grocery Company will be ro-
placed tomorrow with a new glass by
Huhbell and Staples. The old pane
has been broken fer some time
i 'mw—n—m
T Mrs. James Morris and family have
QTPE:IIB$QP%:$T‘T§§ ‘P‘T’gwgwbigégmfl moved from Wilton avenue. Norwalk
the bar or Herman oiiluuer. in North i° “WWW" We“ 3"" ”0”“ “V‘s“...
Main strueet T .in Norululk‘ his wile claiming that he“
- , ‘ Thus contributed nothing for the sup-
There is an ad. in today's issue leil~l 9°“ 0‘ the family for over a year
ing about the Book of the Presidents. l
by General Charles B. Grosyenor. TT:See
what is said Jr Hi My.
Jesscs orch stra will play at the
rcccptiou of lbown a Business College,
in Allen Hail. Wednesday night or;
‘ this week '
~~mwn~
iT, I,“
a- ”win-MD-
A dance will be held in Sons of Telnv
penance hall. Silvermlne. , tomorrow
W Tevenlng. Mrs. William J Wilcox,
Allen; the young son of Mr. and Mrs Charles Dillinger arid Edward Johnson
T Joseph Nagle. of Chapel street. who is T will furnish the music Quite a number
ill of scarlet fever a is reported to be “W South Norwslk “P999 to attend
getting along nicely. c...
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. . wigr M S. Rosemocullstland urn]?!
-—-—M t s i ilk lg Tow, Ask can a consulted in the par are 0 t e
Blygegeabahy? 5h m .iMshackemoT Hotel on Tuesday and
. , ”sen—w. 2 Fridays, between the hours of 1 nd 5
m. Magner will-cdntlnuetheauctiou a ms and daily beiwen 9 and 12 a
sale at the store formerly occupied by l m 6 and 9 D. m., at 915 Fairileld 9V8
1 Arnold Brothers, ‘Mfinday Tuesday and nae; Bridgeport. Eyes examined and
Wednesday evening of this week leseLEBes treated
The marriage of Miss Mary Mono
ban. of Leonard street and Charles
Kennedy. of Boston. will be solemnlz.
ed at St. Marys Church, Wednesday
morning The ceremony will be per-
'formed by the pastor. Rev. J. H
O'Donnell
Frank Hayes, clerk at John'l‘. Hayes'
news store inMaii: rent. is recovering
from a severe” tifhgii‘ of rhehmutlltni.
which has kept in coughed to his
home for some t L
Norwallr Business Men's granulation.
is in Boston. usini his best efforts in
regard to getting a good-sized broom
mafl‘ufactu ring on
The sale of seats for David Harum,
which will appear at Hoyt's Theatre
Friday night opened this morning, and
from present indications the company
T * ' ‘ ' T will do the same good business that
.1' - he Norwalk. Music StdreL under
- the management of Chas. G lves has
issued a neat fifty page catalogue of
music and books hop in stock. careful
y selecthfd tidal famous compositions.
Catalogues may be p cooled at the
new fitnr‘e. 29 ”Will W88 posits 'i‘rls-
tram & Hyatt’s. ‘2
Mrs Enos Kellogg, of Riverside ave- .
one. Norwalk lost a very valuable pair
of gold spectacles but recovered them
through the medium of a lost an. plat:
. ed in The Evening Sentinel The
‘ - jglasse were found by Mrs. Thomas
Jamgs E. Smith has been plugged as Woo van Budd: street. East Nor~
“pagan“; “ii" 11%“ Hamnmlglhi Be 1139. walk and restored to the owner .
Inn to t e rt nders‘ non, o. ‘ M '
200, at Hartford, until a week ago. when The basketball teams reclaimed by
. he as transferred ‘0 the local “01011; ““8368 “All“! LochWOOd and Amy FBI“
and 1 11 vi agai crossed swords at the Y. ’
p gimasium. tin-day morning;
_ ,Norwalk team coming off
vicot real in both games. the scores”
. being 20 to 11 and 8 to 6. Many of
1 the young ladies wore their new suits
’ ,T for the time Saturday. .
Tum-m
ed the some till
mains the some as
. A
lion and Pas
held in the orwalk congregational
' Church Tuesday. my 6th This is the
rst time this association has met; in :
seven years and extensive preparations
being made. The committee of .
-’T Clarence F. Osborn. of Arch street.
will leave Thursday on his Galifornlan
Miss Annie G Peck. of Main street.
Joseph Philip ‘F‘ugdu, of Lewis street.
Nor‘uraik. spent sundry with friends in
Mills Annie Odell of Hartford, is the
y angst of John Ballard.Tof Plymouth
all n
is. the gucut of Miss Ella Scodeld, of
Mrs. o WaiterAiken, of Wilton ave ‘
one. Norwalk is the guest of relatives
1 T something extremely fetching in law
"Diphtheriawme throat croup. in, T T
slant relief permanent cure Dr. This: 0y striped and dress shirts in our:
mas’ Electric Oil. At any drug Spring dlflplay Also :the latest . .
store. ‘ ' ‘
F A. Phelps, who recently!
Tillought a launch in Daricn, has had
Ex Commodore Clarence F“. Osborn ’
The Norwaik Heating and Lighting
Company. this morning. received a ‘ ‘ ‘
A scenic! meeting of St. Paul a par- .
{in thTiTs been doing all through New Eng-
he Ministers Assocla- L L
Wives' Club will he .
l i;
of advanced styles We're showing
thing in collars and cuffs. Everything
in fashionable nsckwear and menu
furnishings can be found here. and will ,
suit you in goods and prices—bound
to do it. That' s why we succeed when
others fail.
See our Everlastlc Suspenders. on
T . exhibition in our south window.
T ‘ T ,oms tackBros.
Norwalk Store:
’ Masonic Building. T
T _ .. Telephone Call 322:
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. _ . _ Beuth Ndrwdik std-o:
‘ -14 south Main at.
Booth Norwoik score. = .
The question of purity and cleanliness
‘ . I: certainly the municipal-lam one In file g‘
feed and grain business. , L
L If gals our akolusl n attention.
We stand alone in the quality and _
purity of our grain and the Journals: of “L T
the prices: » T
Bill! oA'rs 'rnA'rs CLEAN
MANUEL 1T
I no
pupa
SILK PETTICOATS
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pleated Flounce in all Colors.
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4 .95 W
You cannot Match them elsewhere for less than S6. 75
30" Car fare on S5. 80 purchsscls or over.
,IIOSMamr
kinds of fish daii
Nothing but the best « Y
money back if not satisfied
Sales 5, 508 lbs. last was
Specials all the" w it
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4-y—
May 7. The affair will be in connec~
L- forward to with pleasure by the mom—T
:; it is the purpose of the director in phy-
Made up in an excellent grade of Talleta with accordion
~ coming out.
- Vie have fresh arrival :oi.allT,"T
OUTT.
. Great Sachem Carl Foster of Bridge;
* Stiles, of Merlden and Junior Sugar
v more Benba'm. of Waterbury. There
- making
, thirty-eighth birthday anniversary of‘
T in carriages. Mr and Mrs.jFredrlch
‘ will entertain the
i Edwin Fox: is at his home.
Union street. ‘ .
Robert Senizi barber for John Drop
chel is taking a brief ”“9919“7L
STatdeay night. in South Norwalk
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in all the schools.
TW'T"
and will initiate one candidate.
wmmer
and transacted routine business.
W.
Charles Gangwere, of No. 7 Ann
street. is ill.
five years of age and is suffering with
liver trouble
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ln 1: carryail to Slivermine tomorrow
night and attend a dance in Sons of
’l‘eniperance Hull t
mm
floaeph Bouncy went to Stamford.
and Howard Smith, who are training
for the coming light at Daubury.
8......
The kindergartens in the South Nor-
wsllt schools have reached their full
capacity. and no more pupils will be
received until the opening of the term
ill September ,
The Norwalk Musical Union held a
meeting in Knights of Pythiaa Hall:
yesterday afternoon and appointed-
delegatos to the musical convention
to be held soon. . »
Company D is making arrangements
for a dance to be held at the Armory.
tion with a drill and is being looked
hers. _ T
A horse attached to Charles Pl. Sey~
incurs delivery wagon and driven by“
' Manager William Miller stepped do a‘N
rolling stone and fell down this morn
ing and injured one of its legs quite
badly.
Before. the close of the. school term
slcui culture; Miss Maude E Wolfe, to
have some special drill exercises set-
ting forth the work of the higher
; grades
-Miss iv‘lora Belle Sherwood sister
of Mrs J C. New‘klrk will give a con-
cell in Lockwood‘s Hall Tuesday eve.
hing. April 22d Silo ulll be assisted by
out of town talent.” 'l‘he tickets are
on sale at Glendening' s.
. Thomas Keogh arid C. A. Freeman
went up the Hudson yesterday and re
turned with Mr. Kudgh‘ a new boat. It
is a good sized naphtha launch Mr.
Freeman 8:1 having one built at the
aiTlmeTTT place and it will soon homom-
p eted
'lhe regular meeting of Colfax En-
campment will he held tonight. and the
royal purple degree Will be conferred
three for New Duncan Encampment;
Ail patriarchs are invited to be pres-
ent. , T
. A meeting of the Smith Norwalk
clerks Is called ‘thor tomorrow night. at
Hotel Hamilton: Representatives went
around to the different stores Saturday
night getting names Nearly every
clerk it is said. in South Norwalkhns
attached their name to the paper.
W
T The old put out at the store of L.
Dibble in North Main street is a very
sorry looking spectacle. with here and
there large bunches of hair taken off.
to get out alone. Her
The pupils of Room 0. of the Frank
lin school under the direction of Miss
Ellubeth 'i‘ollea, teacher are giving
special attention to skilled and rapid
business handwriting for the purpose.
of making an exhibit of the. work at
the close of the term to show what
’ as been accomplished in has line
W
linens Tribe, 1. 0; R M” will heirs
a. special campfire tomormw night at
the wigwaln. The great chiefs of the
state are to be entertained. and air
elaborate banquet will be served
purl will be present as will also
ders. of Nougatuck-z Senior Sesame
will be an entertainment and speech-
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Mr. and Mrs G E. Fredrich enter- ‘
tallied several friends at their home
in Railroad avenue,- yesterday, the oc-
casion being the celebration of the
Mr. Fredrlcb. The day was pleasantly
spent. About fifteen friends ‘and rela-
tlves from New- York were present
and enjoyed an Outing about the city ‘
gangsta Club tumor-To night at their
all: til finding. me.
nor ru I
ask. and he ruled thrill p ”a
place can! . ‘
No. l9
Oihcer Raymond was on police duty
8 Arbor day comes on Friday, May 2,
and appropriate exercises wan be held
P .C, Lounsbury hedge, N. E O. R.
will hold a meeting tomorrow night, ,
L The South Norwaik Fish Club held a
regular meeting, yesterday afternoon.
Mr. Gangwere is seventy-r
A party from South Norwnlk will go '
yesterday. and called upon Joe walker.
on three candidates for Colfax and L
She fell into the kerosene oil innit in L?
the cellar the other day and managed .
hair is now ’
aavuouo BROlll
a pecker in...
‘ out many handsome and artistic mil»
linery creations . > .
Buy your boys fashionable, perfect-fitting clad: all
he takes care of it.
til
it you're, and swell suits for the little boys 2% to 8 yearn
fabriciis strong and last 0010:; every seam is strongly
will not pull apart; every bit of trimming on the f'auoer T
the best quality, And we tulle as much care in fitting tha'
lows as we do with their elders.
Double Breasted Jacket 81:!!st to 16 years ,
‘ Single-Breasted Jacket Bulls, With Vesta, 8 to 10 you
Norfolk Jacket Suits, 7 to 16 years,
Venice m5 sailor Blouse Suits. 3 to 10 year-
Fashionable Men and Young Men can select a 1110th
up from only the swell fabrics for this season at T'
' 85.00, 86..00,87 50 810. 00, 812.00, 815.00 and" B
and save enough on a suit to buy a hat and several article
dashery. ‘ ‘
Our Hat Department is a place where you can find the.
est shapes designed by the "fashion- makers of the world
do not charge for a nameécon’sequently our prices are our:
less than you Will pay an exclusive hatter. T ‘ ‘
In Our Haherdaohsry Department you will always ii
thing new and it will pay you to drop in evely little will
to keep abreast of the times, for the newest creations are ll
ticaiiy as soon as they appear in New York city L
N. B.-—An AIR SHIP will The presented to every puL
boy’s suit L
Sillillik 81 P8687”
98 Washington Street
50. NORWALK
T .1 TO ”SUPPLY YOUR WANTS
«g?tter continues to go up in. price. Satisfaction guarantee
w file to 35c Wholesale. i have box.
so‘tne flue Vermont Creamery Tub at i
111
37¢. Print Creamery Butter, 38c. a good article of Mustard in
Fair Tub Butter 35c opaque glass Pltchers' or
T Some prophesy 40c Butter.
Maine Seed Potatoes. Rose. Heb-
You, New Queen. Early Norther Green
Mountain. 40c pk; 75c 1/, bushel;
81. 40 bushel and 3' bushels or more.
81. 25 bushel.
Grass Seed in variety. by package.
pound or neck. Central Park Lawn
Grass Seed for mending that barren to where they can sell pure
spot in your lawn, 25c package 1 get aT profit. 1 have foil
Golden Rod Baking Powder gives do this and believe it be
satisfaction. One woman struck :1 b0- corned in the long run.
nouns in prices this week of 4 pieces butter, and at the
Wash Bowl and Pitcher Cup, Soap price
Dial: and Chamber. Cost her just 15c What‘ 3 Wanted? Bus as
Lorenzo Dibbl’“
We
T‘loWdil
TT ATT Tull dolor!
a pair of glasses will afford if your vision is any way défeétiv
Headache, Eyeache blurring of the print, are some of the in
lions of defective vision and should he attended to AT TONO “
Scientific examination free and Proper Glasses Prop
.ed is what We guarantee.
0 B JACKSON
GRADUATE OPTIGlAN ‘
58 WALL mm
Lime, Ashes, Stable Manure. Lawns rolled and seeded.
enced Landscape Gardner. ' 1' PL"
Great Chief of Records William :1an ~ 2 T.
send for a bottle ofT
lraZillan Ba]
It (toil! surely (cliche.
Seudlto But a Pleiste'dls or The
Booth Narwallr ~ .
The mild weather yesterday bran girl The usual game of . ,
played at Arion Hall, last
' members of the Anion Sill
merrily broken in as con
West arenas trolley line. 31
a nutrition with the Ad
. Do «it the ll :of . .
DavldGo d; 123.1ilaln sweet, Nor- V
is sv’enl d it:
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