Jon”... ., ,3
‘ so AND in war wnuiNorou or.
E. K. banks.
mausoleum pom. stack.
oouru nonmemooitu.
shuns.
woman rhuacssr.
. , ~—
li‘ot- Norwslk and vicinity: show-
ers and fwarmer tonight. Sunday
showers and slightly colder. A dis-
turbance of considerable energy is can»
trot this morning neat- Dodge City,
Runs. It is producing cloudy weath-
er with local shown: from Texas
northeastward to the Lake Region.
Thunderstorms Were reported from
Concordia, Roast, Kansas City, Mo..
and Memphis, Tenn. The storm will
probably move into the Lake Region
01! Sunday and this vicinity will be
on the southern edge of it. Condi-
tions favor for this vicinity fair lol-
lowod by partly cloudy wuatltcr and
local showers tonight and Sunday.
Henry Park. of Banksville. has mov-
ed to Norwalk.
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-—Caps, Caps, Caps. O'Brien's
_.
Miss Edna i'larraclmtgh ol‘ Now Can—
on. has been visiting trlcnds in Nor-
walk. this Week.
x _._..._.WO.
3'. Hershfleid & Son are discharg-
ing it barge of iluzcltou coal at their
wharf in Water street.
~—l’t‘rcsh hams, l2t' lb.
Mrs. Theodore lll‘illhtv‘l’lOII of 38
Main street. Norwalk, is critically ill
of a complication of diseases.
Clarence Stevens, of Vista. is busily
engaged cutting and drawing oysterf
poles from that plat-c to Norwulk.
“—
Hayes.
~—-Another of our celebrated lots of
plain and Satin Taffeta Ribbons, all
widths, 10c yti. M. B. 'Smith a Cu,
Melville E. Mead, of Norwalk. an,
tended a dinner given last night by
the Sons of the American Revolution.l
at. the Hotel Astor, New York. i
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wSpeclal sale shades, Saturday and l
Monday. Regular 25c shades for 170'."
regular 36c shades. for 23c. Henry '1‘. ‘
Prowltt.. 45 Main street. Norwaik. '
Tuesday. at 8 p. m., will be held the
regular monthly meeting of the What-
soevet- Circle of the King's Daughters.i
with Miss Florence Benedict, No. 42
West avenue. i
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Seventeen years ago now Norwalk,
was just getting its street open until
the railroads Were resuming opt-rations“
after the greatest snowfall this sertlou'
had known in a century.
—-Spriug styles in Dorbles, O'Brien's.
A barge load of anions of “blckye”
coal arrived in the upper harbor yester-
day for Joseph both and Company.
thejallk ribbon manufacturer. The fuel
is being carted to the mill by Bishop‘
anti liyncs. ‘
——Native chickens, 16 anti
Hayes.
18c lb.
._......
Station Agent W. C. irvlng has rents
ed the rooms in the- .l. l.. llavenport'
house on Railroad nvenuo. New Canaan
occupied by J. H. Stillman. Mr. Silli'.
man will occupy Contractor Wheeler'sl
new house on Hoyt street. 1
On Thursday, at 7:45 p. m., the mid-
week service will he held in the South 1
Norwalk Congregational Church. Shh-i
ject. "The Characters of hove.“ ’
'i‘hei
higher love. 'Thc essential quality.l
The Godlike quality. Why does love:
endure? i
vilnrgc varlt-ty intlics’ Loco anti“
Emb‘y Collars for Sat. 2 (or lilo. M.
S. Smith ti: Co.
ice and snow have given way to mud
on the country roads which are in a
disugrecably sputtery condition. in
sumo plat-ca the surface of the roads
is breaking through with the melting]
out of the treat and .bod traveling may
be expected from now until the middle
of April.
“Special sale shades, Saturday and
Monday. Regular 26c shades for 17¢;
regular 35c shades for 23c. Henry T.
Prowitt. 15 Main street. Norwalk.
So for the month of March has been
an ideal month for. the beginning of
spring. Although" the mornings have
been cold and sharp. the days have
generally been warm, and snow, ice
and frost have been gradually disap-
pearing. which is better than to have
them all go at once with a big flood.
in youth’s.
we... ' ' ”My?
MIN M, Olson .s.
W
«suit, Pork, ltlc lit. item.
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'l‘bo Now-ill city council will hold Ii
mid-monthly session Monday eroding.
'l‘he Arnold It Company foundry. in
Norwalk, is closed for the annual in-
ventory. The laundry will re-open
Wednesday morning
‘ Mists. 5. 'I’tlldtson has it fine as-
sortment of ready to Wear hats in all
lhll spring styl‘es. hShe makes a spec-
n o n t .
y moron g “a s
,w—ttooo you. sit widths handsome pat-
terns, Torchon and' Val. Mice. excep~
tlonully good. he yd. M. B. Bmlth a Co.
For Saturday and Monday only, the
D. M, Read (30, offer twa special bar-
gains in- women's underwear that are
worth looking up. See ad.
The National is one of the strongest,
handsomost. contest running bicycles
on the market. -H. R. Bulltley sells
them. Liberal discount for cash,
Md...
Prof. Edward F. Hands was accom-
panist last evening at the entertain-
-menLgiJgnmby Division No. l. A..().
ll. in Hibernian Hall, Wall street.
m
——Umbrellas, Umbrellas.
W...“
tJ'Brieu's.
Mr. and Mrs, Richard Abbott, of Nor-
walk, were entertained on Saturday
and Sunday by Mr. and Mrs. W. .l. Mc-
Kendrick, Railroad avenue, New (,‘tm-
nan.
The Decker Club of the South Nor~
walk llitptlst‘ Church will celebrate
its first anniversary 'on Sunday, and
Rev. ll. ii. (,lurpenter will dciiver an
address.
John Henry, of Leonard street. went
to New York to see his nephew. John
Henry. who has been ill ti hospital for
some time, l't‘t'll'ptil‘iillllg from on upt'l'li-
tiou for a. strain.
—~.loseph Cornell will give on exhibi-
tion of fancy club swinging and jug-
gling at the bazar of the Hat Triur
mers' Sick Benefit tonight, and Joseph
Desi. the celebrated R & G ball player.
will do the cakewalk.
Mrs. Clarissa B. Bates is having her
house at No. 25 Lowe street. South
Norwulk. and No. 24 Orchard street.
Norwalk, repainted. the work being
done by Jacob Rudder.
Rev. W. W. T. Duncan gave a very
fine sermon ut Cannons. last evening.
to an interested congregation, preach-
ing from the text. “God has spoken to
us in His last days by His Son"
NOI‘Wulk Aerie. F. 0. E2. is planning
to initiate a large class at the meet-
ing to be held on tho first Wednesday
in April. litiwet-u lit) and Ti) members
will be takmi into the neric on that
occasion.
«Pork chops. 12c lb. Hayes.
The Sunday school choir of (trace
parish will render another service in
the church tomorrow afternoon at. 4
o'clock. 'l‘hc attendance, no doubt.
will be even better than at that of a
month ago, when the congregation
filled the church. The parents and
friends are asked to bear in mind that
the children deserve eut-mtrugcnwni in
what they are trying to do tor the
church.
A couple of heavy weights, staud~
ing on the rear platform of one of
the Norwnlk cars Sunday afternoon.
., weighed the rear end of the car down
so much that when the car came to
a depression in the road. the mud
guard was torn oil, allowing the draw»
bar to drug on the ground, giving an
unpleasant jar to those riding in the
cur.
——Seal and Plush Cups. O‘Brien-s.
The chimney of F. A. Dicks-rman‘s
house, just north of the bank, was dis—
covered to lu- on tire. Monday after-
noon. No alarm was sounded. but
Chief Sutton and several firemen car
ried ladders to the scene and poured
several st'uttlcs of; coal down the
chimney. 'l‘his cleaned out most of the
burning soot, after which a chemical
fire extinguisher was used.-New (tan-
aan Messenger.
HE KEPT UP lN THE RACE.
James 8. Barron, President, Man.
cheater Cotton Mills. Rock Hill. 8. C
writes:
"in 1888 l painted my residence with
h- & M. it looks better than a. great
many houses painted three years ago."
Don‘t pay $1.60 a gallon for linseed
oil. which you do in ready-for-usa paint,
Buyoil fresh from the barrel at so
cents per gallon, and mix it with
bongman a Martinez 1.. & M. Paint.
it makes paint cost. about $1.20 per
gallon.
Wears anti covers like gold.
Every Church given a liberal quanti-
ty when bought from 0.19, Dow. South
Norwalk; Hubbell a Staples Hardware
Company. Norwalk; W. 8. (layer a
Son, Westport; Northrop Brothers,
which lil apt to do much damage.
hadn‘t;
, p Solitude
Pilate ilib Rba’it.
Porterlnusodfteais.
u court-i MAIN «nonwhites of antenna. .
l ‘ l
an;
Bouthport.
Sélé‘.
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Mathis 1905.
. "nice.
if
. . ,72- “ill a, 1‘.
,t; hi“, . filial: to». all
utter;
rt
4a.“,w - ..
men's -
Vbulldlng up the system in general.
. L "b
'Wboiossle rates mean wholesale transactionyWO
same again. We reduce expenses to a minimum by
V ‘ '7
. ' rout it, outta.» ms 59.0mm
3,'i--s+ooDABDis,Lac-rcnss
.AT;PRE$‘"T WHOLoEACa ultras:
I
order paper for tho
Stoddard Lectures twenty car—loads at a time. -We print and bind on the
making a quick. yet
thorough final canvass of each city,thoroby bunching orders, deliveries, and
collections at. outer-half what they would cost it scattered.
of our boat salesmen are bore for a short time only to explain our special
offer, show the work, and give you an opportunity to secure it
- rates. WHEN THEY LEAVE YOU CAN OBTAIN ['1' ONLY AT REGU-
LAR RATES FOR OCCASIONAL ORDERS, or at an advance of one-half.
To this end a‘ corps
at wholesale
This advance I;
absolute and un-
Thludltlon I: an-
tirely from new
Jill I
in being self-av!-
dont that when
the cost of pro-
duction or dlstrl-
butlonofanyartl-
cle Increases the
prlcc to the pur-
tun
avoidable. 0 u r _, plates. and Is the
wholesale offer best printed, best
. lsposslblo only on bound, and In all
the above bull, respects the moat.
utlslactory over
issued. It Is unl-
form an it com-
plete, containing
A L L O F M R .
S TODDA RD ’ S
TRAVEL - I. E C-
ame also- own Fireside) with John L. Stoddard
time or means. to realize that strong and
thing of the great world.
THE FAMOUS STODDARD LECTURES Ire Offered at
v i
1"
|MITCHELL WORSE THAN A W0-'.
5 MAN. ,
i (St. Louis Dispatch.) .
PRUPER'I‘Y WN[B8 l Senator Mitchell, who is under in-
tllt'tlllt‘lll in the (‘lrcgon lund fraud rus-
cs, wrote to his law partner: "1 am
almost afraid to write u wont" and
and others In horobv called to the
following extracts tron the (ion-
orol Statutes. Revision l902:
then up wrote more than 750 words.
including three posisrripts and one
"liuru this letter without full.“ Yt‘t
wo talk about the wonwn.
890.1445. Whoever, other than a
tree \rurtleu or ltis deputy, desires the
cutting or removal, in whole or part.
of any public shade trees, may apply
to tho tree warden, who shall give a
public hearing at some suitable time
and place. after duly posting iiilllt’t‘a ot‘
the hearing on the public slunposi in
the town and also upon the said tree:
but tho iret- Witl‘lll'll may permit such
liven work is a matter of habit.
..._.._..
A hot heutl doesn‘t always liiillt‘llit'
it warm heart.
—-.
The girl who is a hello should have
appealing ways.
it requires constant practice oven to
make love successfully,
cutting or removal,without such hear- There. isn‘t anything much more
tug. crooked than a dollar murh.
SN‘, 4447. Every person who nitlxes
to n tree in u pilllllt‘ Why or pillow u
piayliill. picture, notice. advertisement.
or tutu r thing, whether in writing or
otherwise, or cuts, puints..or works
such tree, except for the purpose ot‘
This is it i‘uli Sized Fill til the
prom-slug it. and under it written per- ‘ .
hill from a trap warden, shall be tint-d sentmel
not more than fifty dollars. Erin-y Pr .
person who wilfully injures or dorm-cs I!" n]
on oruiuuent or shade irce within the e u
inilts of a pub lt' way or pluct- shall bu -
lined not more than one hundred tiol- Fountailn P611.
lore.
iii Main St, Norwnik, March 17th.
1905.
JOSEPH CORNELL,
Tree Warden.
For ten of these Cou-
pons and sixty-five cents.
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gale of Real Estat
Notice is hereby given that all such
right, title and interest as Edward .H.
Schnvll. late of Norwalk. deceased. had
at. the time of his death in and to all
that certain tract of land. with the
buildings thereon standing, situated at
Rotou lllli, so called. in said town of
Norwalk, the some being the home-
stosd of said deceased. is for auto
it‘or particulars and terms apply to
THE SOUTH NORWAlM TRUST (it).
Administrator.
We have received a shipment. of
PALATAIL! (tutoiuo),
- and leor on
with Matt bud ‘Hypophosphitol.
: Just at this sensed there is hardly ,
a medicine so valuable in all affections
of the throat, chest and lungs. and for
presented at this office,
we will furnish to the
readers of The Sentinel
one of. these HIGH
GRADE FOUNTAIN
PENS. made of the best
Vulcanized Rubber. the
pen wax-uteri 14 kts.
solid gold, and fully
' guaranteed. This otter
only holds good for a
’ limited time, so start to-
day to save your con-w
". ports. , *' p
. A, Dut-of—town readers,
a when ordering by mail,
must. enclose five cents
"extra for packing ’snd
groom. .. , ' 1..
We sell thts‘prspnratlon, that is fat» .
Iy‘wortb 31. at the reduced price of
~ 75¢ per befits.
lite leitfuss Pharmacy,
so“ some:
I N0. MAIN "a CO. NORWALKXl
chaser must ”'{260,000 Miles of Travel in an Easy Chair at your
-—to get out of and away front the commonplace rut of daily life.
SAL! RATES and on EASIEST TERMS OF PAYMENT.
shown by our representatives..who will give you full particulars.
‘ pingstoim to‘fortaao,
TURBSANDALL "‘l
HIS VIEWS- t’) ‘
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. mg; L! V A V
THE COST IS LESS THAN YOU THINK
Less than a two days' trip to Now York, making it easy for any man. however limited his
universal desire of the human heart, to travel
and see and learn some-
Fiiit A‘SlillllUlftlEONLY -
SPECIAL wnoui— '
The work is being
'BALCH BRO‘S..,-.CO., osononlr‘lLsigfigztg. soared
WHEN Is SUCCESS A FAILURE
till-ism) Swntt )1ili‘tli‘n in Sucross.)
When you do not overtop your voca
tion; when you are not greater as a
man than its a lawyer, a merchant. a
physician, or a scientist.
Wbt-n you are not a cleaner. liner.
larger than on account of your life-
work.
When you have lost on your way up
to your fortune, your self-respect.
your courage. your self-control. or am
other quality of manhood.
When it has llliiilv conscience an ac
t‘llrit‘l‘, and shut the sunlight out oi
your life.
When the attainment. of your alubir
tlou lids blighted illt‘ npirations and
crushed the hopes of others,
When your highest brain coils have
been crowded out of business by
greed.
When all sympathy has been crush-
t-d out of your nature by your selfish
devotion to your vocation.
When you plead that you nr-vcr had
little to cultivate your friendships, po-
liteness, or good manners.
When you how lived it double lift‘
and practised titutblevdeaiing.
thn it brings you no message of
culture, ('Iltltltllltlll, travel. or or oppor-
Utilities to help others.
Wilt-u it dwarfs. clamps or interferes
with another'swlgbts; when it binds
you to the interests of the man at the
other end of the bargain.
When there is a dishonest or a de-
ceitful dollar in your possession; when
your fortune spells the ruin of widows
and orphans, or the crushing oi“ tho
opportunities of others.
When the hunger for more money.
more luuti. more houses and bonds
have grown to be your dominant pas-
slop.
When it hits dwarfed you mentally
and morally, and robbed you of the
spontaneity uud enthuslum oi‘ youth.
When it has mililt‘ you a physical
wreck.»~u Vlt'lllll of “norms" and
moods.
When it has lowered your standards
anti ninth,» you a traitor to.ull your
highest and noblest impulses.
When it has hardened you to the
needs anti sufferings of others. and
mode you a scoracr of the poor and un-
fortunate.
When you rob those who work for
you of what is justly their illitl. and
than none as a philanthropist by con-
tributing a small traction of your am
just gains to some charity or to the
endowment of some public institution.
When the world is not the better
and the richer for your life; when you
have boarded every dollar you, have
made. and have refused to help your
less fortunate fellowmea. ,
Willa you have used others as stop-
existentte when your selfish solicitors
attained. ’
When in your climb to
have trampled on duty. {floods in.
lots. honor. patriotism and all tho
and ignored their
war on “
SOUTH "dfiWALK'S GREAT our Goons no I
sonar sou MAY MANTON'B, romantic.
iii ‘3 th” to
«flag. f u. _ e ‘ or
N ’ ‘ I I I k ‘ H“ ‘ U H M 1‘
ans ntersstirtg
STORE NIWO IS ALWAYS INTERESTING TO THO‘I WHO HAVE
MONEY T0 SPEND. IT TELL-3 YOU AIOUT THE le THING... IT
sizss QUALITIES; rr ouorso rat on: rr «can you posr‘soritoia
WEEK TO wssx coucanNiNo rs: races ARRIVALS or oestrous-
BLE MERCHANDISE. |T i8 AN INDEX THAT POINTS THE ROAD TO A
RIGHT ECONOMY. THIS ADV. i9 FILLED WITH TIMELY NEWS. NOT
A LINE SHOULD BE SKIPPED N THE READING. ‘
BEAUTIFUL WASH WAISTS SNOWY UNDERMUSLINS
FOR WOMEN it ill ii i k
. . ~ ’ . vr pay you we 0 ml. 9 an
Wnsll waist pioduttions this still-,9“;y investigation at the ”pom“.
son are more artistic than ever and lots. You will find them all w,“
the prices cause one to wonder how it lmatie and full generous sizes. They
is done, but done it is, and here's ”Wrcost you about the prica of ””9 ma.
W’Ot- terlsls at present market atom. -
Ludics' White Lawn Shirl. Wuisiu
with black dots, special at idle.
Ladlcs’ White Madras Shirt Walsis,
nicely tucked, at titlc.
indies' White lALWIl Shirt Wuisis,
embroidery trimmed and tut-lied at ill.
latdics' Whito lliiwu Shirt. Waists.
different styles and makes, plulp incli-
ed and litt‘il lt'iltltut-ti, at $1.25 and
313".
lndics' Muslin Drawers. good quali-
ty with hemstitched ruiile st 250.
Lflillefl' Camhrlc Drawers. with due
rut‘iie oi’ embroidery, at 39c. ‘ '
inittlcs‘ (loud Quality Corset Covers,
pruiiily trimmed, at 25c.
Ladlcs'» Long White Shirts. deep
flounce. catnbrlc rattle, Hamburg trim-
med, special at tliic.
M
83-85 Washington Street.
a. ........-......_.... Wm......-._. _.
In the current fashions the absolute correctness of the Corset
is more than ever of vital importance. Its lines either make or mttr
the beauty of the smartly modeled gown. Our large variety of the
latest models enables us to fit perfectly figures of every proportion.
In the line are “Thomson‘s Glove Fitting," “C. 8.." “anéfi
Rust Proo ." “.F P..” "Rediern." and the famous "R ‘8: G" tapering
waist styles.
Our prices range from sec to $3.50 per pair.
N. E. RYAN,
as WASHINGTON ST.. SOUTH NORWALK.
a ?' E. r l OLOE‘B’ON’
HAS A FINE AssonmsNr OF
Ready to Wear Hats In All The
Spring Styles
MOURNING HAT. A IPICIALTY.
~10 WASHINGTON STREET. .007" NORWALK. CONN.
contains
Stfritioréwmi with YOU ninth
STRICTLY resort zoos .................................... 25c nos.
: CANS SALMON FOR ....................... , ...................... 25:
3 CANS CONDENSED MILK .................................... 25o
MERWIN'S HAMS .............................................. 12c LI.
3 too. CHOPPED BEEF ...................................... 25o
LEAN POT ROAST ........................................ 10c LB. or!
ROAST BEEF .............................................. 10c Lo. UP
SHOULDER STEAK ............................................ 10c LI.
6 LBS. GROUND Bones ............................................. 25o
NATiVE FOWLS.
NATIVE VEAL. » . - l
J ADOB SCHAUB, ,
22 WASHINGTON STREET. mongoose.
‘ U W .
The Kind in lists
Always Bought
: PromclasDigeslionLhrerful- '
~ mssandllesmoaiaius neliiter i
i um.Morphiae norMiucrol.
or Nanco'rrc.
on
Apa‘i'ecl muddy I‘orContitl .
lion. Sout- Stomachmiarrbtla
Wonnsfiomulsionafmrish-
am witness or 8mm
Mai—Input
Facsimile Signature of
most’mmi militia of humility.
. u.» thuofllO-I r“
OFTEN GOES iNTO DETAILED DEOCRIPTIONI OF OTYLII: IT IMPHA- ’
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