‘il" 7‘“; .m' I
“Jun! East avenue, has
Wmho 11:11 hard (mini!
liable tobe about seein-
, . Jinn the contact to paint
Wilson‘s new house.
tunes Brush has moved from
‘m to East avenue. into Barry
W Sutton. of Georgetown.
recent guest of her brother, En
of East Norwalk.
1,] .“firo‘wn, of East Norwalk,
bought Alonzo Wood’s blacksmith
:lnDirien, will move into H. H.
, house in that place.
tinge services have been held
nghtthis week in the Swedish
" , ll‘flyyvill be continued tonight
mmynight, in charge of the
‘ Adams. arrested
y, for theft and obtaining goods
false pretenses, lived with J.
S Raymond; not Oscar W. Ray-
trnctor William Sheldon commenc-
W. “morning, building a foundation
addition on the south side of the
Mk ‘lxnt factory. owned by
Write Lowndes. ' ’
A“ _ flellllind cake sociable will be held
the Swedish church, Saturday night,
. ~20th, for the benefit of the or-
Qn hulk, Vocal selections will probab-
‘y‘tamva portion of the evening’s pro-
are. Franklyn G. Brown, of 5? River‘
;‘ ilk avenue, corrects the "report that she
' find Miss Brown intend to join D1'.Brown
intlioSonth. about. April 1st. She says
‘ filfi 1’ actor expects to be home por-
minently: before the first of March.
‘When he left town he expected to be
'39!“ one month; consequently, at the
‘upiration of that time. he will return.
7’ Willard B. Naphey, secretary of May
I hotter Hook and Ladder company, re-
solved a communication, Tuesday, from
ithefirion Singing society, inviting the
: company’s pinochle team to play a series
ofmeewith the Arion team. The in-
. Won may not be acted upon until the
; maxi regular meeting of the company in
Ifl‘lleevunxelistic services will be con-
tinned tonight at the East Avenue Metlr
, Episcopal church. The pastor will
. charge of the meeting. “Moment
by ”omen ” will be sung us a duett by
.lirr..>om1u Simone and Mrs. Smith
The full chorus will
»3. ‘ mummam
_ 3, m‘ummnnm.m which. In?
W ill. in imperialpndully. .1
‘Zandt avenue, entertained friends yes— '
in Norwalk. .
more no.
, Hr. indhln. John Filmer. ‘tttl Van»
tcrdny. “ .
Haydon: Hook and Ladder company
has received an invitation to attend the
two nighti’ fair of Vigilant Engine com-
peny.ot Westport.Fobruary 23d and 24th.
The company will probably send over 11
goodly delegation of members.
mmentreal estate sales on the East
Side are the following: Harry'Bider to
Mrs. Mary G. Bidet, loud and buildings
in Maple avenue, consideration $1,000;
Harry Rider toMraJMary G. Rider. land
in East avenue, Consideration 8700;
Anna M. Newcomb to Adam Multan-t,
land in Myrtle avenue. ‘
——Large stock of fish, cheap. N. Y.
Market. ‘
sourll WILTON.
Mr. Thompson is erecting a large
addition to his pretty residence. which
will make it one of the finest places in
the village.
ROWAYTON.
John Brnndagt- broke ground, yester-
day, for Fred E. LockWood’s new house
in Main street.
Some uukmmmitah n be; c! 3
teed Em II. J. Randall’s mill. nil!”
., "' m i m mm. ' ’
Then-amt“ trainee! company F
and the Pequounoek measure club will
hold n mics W in the Armory.
Them committee of Company P
will hold a meeting in the Armory.
The Ladies' Aid association, 0! 8t.
Italy’s church, will hold a meeting,
The board of directors of the Catholic
club, of blotivalk, will meet. ' ‘ l
m. -m......-w..........~.- . “aw—M
The iroeholdcrs appointed to appraise
benefits and damages accruing from the
layout of South Main streetu ‘will hear
parties in interest tonight at ll o'clock.
”I autism"
Storage Warehouse
The Lincoln lilo e nrehooec
erstreeta ow rsso th
of Wmhlpftnn street. In the A"
of South orwalk. ls nowomler
the atoms of
Household Furniture, Plenum!!-
cycles, Garrlagei, Etc.
For lull pnrilculnre Inquire at the
office 0!
TAYLOR 8r GOLDEN
'u WASHINGTON STREET.
Booth Norwalk. Connecticut
Trains Leave
(IN izrrrzur AT N01”).‘.’,.I.\N.17. 13157 )
Sourn Nonwurx For; New Your:
A. lit—1'1 5:1. 4 115,515. a it. out. 7 co. 7 to. 812,
1.10:1. 9:111. c an, 10 as. 11 :17.
P. ll —12 51111.2 115. 2 54.1 m 5 26. 5.30. 6 211.
e 41. 7 56. a 11.11120.
SUNDAYS.
0D
James Lawton is quite sick.
The oyster steamer D. K. Cole was
run on the mud flirts near Crow &
L'Hommedieu's dock, yesterday. Ro—
pairs will be made to her bottom.
Connecticut Patents.
1897. List furnished from offices of A.
M. Wooster. patent lawyer and solicitor,
Bridgeport. 001111.:
J. Gregory, Bridgeport, automatic
milling machine: 1’. G. Vctterman. New
Haven, tobacco pipe; B. S. Woodward,
Hartford, multiple spindle driving
mechanism;D. S. Seymour. Hart-ford,
magazine firearms; T. R. Hyde, Wot-cr-
bury, tuck-fustened button; A. Ken-
Worthy, Waterbury. two, cxpansible
molds; J. C. Millcr. Waterbury, wick
adjuster: R. P. Robinson. Wutvrbury,
insect guard for lump burners; A. .I.
Shiplcy. Wnterbury. tuck-fastened but«
ton;F.T. Williams, Waterbury. lump
bracket: W. S. Reynolds. Greenwich.
book clump; L. ll. Nash, South Nor-
walk. one engine: (3. H. R Godfrey.
South Norwalk, label look; I). 11‘. Dul-
ton, Waterbury. (3012902 eye; L Donn.
Winsterl. convertible bicycle: W. K.
Henry, New Britain, door Chuck: (7. ’l'.
Hipninbothum, Thom-listen, cyclometer:
H. (l. Nichols, Norwich, tail piece for
From 8m: to Sen.
Ann. Family Mellivlne llucon‘s (.‘clurv Kim:
for thuNorws mums Irom site to son 115a.
lunacy. if you in“? kidney. liver nr llllltlll
disorder, indigestion. constipation. Inonlnchc.
this spuclIvaiIl 1'111‘0 on. ('1. (3. Simeon,
South Norwulkmnll E. l . Weed. Norwalk. thu
lending tlrnuuists, are the sole nuontu and are
a hall hour of praise and song.
sllstrllvutlr" samples tree. Large lllll‘klw'm
second are
rivleui to th
rated, former price was $16.40; to
“c We
éoum N
~ REMomNo
The following were issued Feb. 9,.
drum for coiling sheet metal, clamp for H ..
banjos and violins. Trade marl»: hgad use Hale's Compound
0. N. (Jhonte, Bridgeport. metal 111- ()uinine .
ons; Warner Brothers, Bridgeport, cor- ~ '
sets. Designs: E J. Tool, New ilnv— 50 Cts
en, clamp head for bicycli- saddles. at your
druggist's.
A. Mr-I’I ta 1 511. 5 45. 915. P. M.——5 13. 7 9:1.
11
Luvs New You For: Some Nonwau.
A.M.w12 no. 5 no. e co. 1 Oil, 8 00. 9.00. 100:1. to ca
11110. 110:1. n 112.
P. M.-~—1M. 200. 3 0:1. :1 so. 1 0'1. 4 05. 1 so. to.-
6 oo. 11 0:1. 7 on. n 1/0. 11:111.
SUNDAYS.
A Nip-1'2 on. s on. 7 :10. P. m.t 00.
Lows. Sour-11 Nonwux too Now linen.
‘ A.M.»~12 40.111. 6 as 7 42. s to. 911.1005, 11 (:6
.4 42.
l P. M.‘~1202. 137. 305. 420. 527. 627. 710.
s 11. 9 41.11 n1.
SUNDAYS.
A. M.~—12 «1.1.11.112. 9 to. PM A 715.
Dlxnunv Divmxou—Lmvc So. Nonwsmr.
A. lll.~—u :17. lo on. I’. M.-~1 1:1. 4 3'1. 512. 5 ea.
SUNDAYS.
A. M.—o 211. P. M.—-7 25'.
Luvs Dunn or.
A. lit—11 oo. 9 11-1. 11 ilk-'1’. M.—1 30. u 45.
SUNDAYS.
A .M.—-8 05. P. the to.
Your hair, when it is gone. If
you would keep it on your
Shorty Sherwood. flatter!
Occupless portion at E. (insomnia,
store, corner of Welland Water 8111.
?'
~ m sous
,THE EIGHT
ls ,
A GLAD one."
Because the new season has
brought low and moderately priced
an all-wool fabric. Al 39 cents a
yard the ‘ Scolchy' effects predomi-
nate.
found such mixtures and plaln goods
colors~whltc with black. white with
green. white with brown and white
with blue. I“,
In all the dlfferent widths and
prlces we hare a full color Ilue (:1
plain Scr es and Henrlellas, albwool.
commencing at 25 cents a yard.
Ladles’ Silk Walsts. that were
$6.00 and $7.00 each, are new" re—
duced to one price—$5.00. Among
the lot are very handsome black, silk
ones that are a rare bargain at the
new prlce~ lined throughout.
Corduroy Walsts—big reduction in
all the leading shades to $3.50 each.
Splendid outdoor waists for outdoor
sports and exercise.
MARKDO‘HN II‘I ALL—WOOL
black. brown and wines. Plain rub
llss. pinked ruffles and platted ruffles.
Trimmed with braid or velvet. un-
trlmmed. made on yoke band- $3.00
and $3.50 ones to go at $1.08.
MEN'S
WHITE SHIRTS.
For 50 cents. Mid-3 of New York
Mills muslin, lined from and tuck.
continuous bands. linen bosom. patent
guard ueckband. good full size and
well made.
For 58. cents. One that we pride
ourselves ell—made of Langion mus-
bosom. gathered extension
continuous bands. solid linen wnsb
sizes from l3}, up to and including I‘ll.
For 78 cenis, Same style but c01i~
slderably finer grade.
llonally perfect.
Norwalk. Call and see the late-1.
ntvlnn In Hell, Cam our e23”
APRIL
FIR-ST
IN THE OLD SENTINEL BUILDING.
THE D. M. READ CO.
TICEI;
he South Norwalk Boston
WILL REMOVE TO IIB WASHINGTON STREET,
This week we give the greatest bargains ln
Household Goods ever given In this town. We; 7 Because we have
, over 54.000 worth of these goods that have to be
sold
before Aprll lit.
Its-piece dinner set, best English porcelain body, handsomely deco-
close, set, 010 cc each.
‘V usvpiccc dinner set, some grade as above, not so elaborately deco-
! ted, former price, 14 41); to close, $8.25.
> “White cups and saucers, former price soc; set. to close, 311:
White wash bowls and pitchers, large size; former price 90:; to close,
Soup plates, former price to; to close, so.
Nickel top sugar shakers, former price on; to close, 4c each.
, loci-butter dishes, glass milk pitchers, glass salts and peppers, clan,
pride from 10 t013c; to close,5c each.
‘ undies pets, but XXX tin, copper bottom black wood mam-
" dies, brass hinge, former price.39c; to clone 18c.
- - bristle shoe brush and daubcr combined, former price 251:; to
Willi; Auh wingers, former price, 31 so; to close, in so each.
7 ' plated silt and pepper shakers, worth :51: for 7C each.
‘ former price 75c; to close, 49c each.
Beat A or B burners, 40 each.
15c lunch boxes, nc each.
(lines night lamps, 111: each.
Individual butters, 1c each.
And so we could keep on giving
kitchen department are sold.
ORWALK BOSTON STORE,
been“: «new new“. or».
samples of hundreds of other: just as good thatwlll be exposed for sale
Wednesday morning, the mill, and continue until all the goods in our
New remember the fact
here will get the choice of the srcck,aud this sale is the absolute clear
log out of our kitchen department.
Best willow waste paper baskets, former price toe; to close 351: such
hover egg beater-spas! made, 7c each.
Toasting forks, long handles, 1:: each.
Blown glass table tumblers, former price 50c: to close 30c dozen.
1 1-: qt lip 15th pact, with lid, 10c.
Splint splashcrs, former price, too; to close,“ each.
Glass fruit dishes, former price 15c; to close, 71:.
Glass fruit dishes, former price 251:; to closemc.
you prices, but these are simply
mat the first
'r.
Wool Drcu Candi as well as the V
higher grades. Checks and mlx— '
lures are a prominent and pleasing ‘*
charaéterlsllc of the present styles, 2
starting as low as 25 cents a yard for .
All along the line up will be 1
as Vlgeraux. Vlgeraux Grantles. Ela- .
‘mln‘cs. Sllk Mixture. Quadrlllc Checks. ,
and Shepherd's Checks lu dlffcrenl
FLANNEL SKIRTS. navy. drabs. '
Iln. lined front and back, solid linen
yokcs
bands. patent 111:3". guard band. all
For $I00. A dress shirt that ls
the equal of any custom made, boah
in quality and elegance of fin—excep-
Store!
at time we shall absolutely have to make tremendous sacrifices in prices, especially In our KlchEI DEPAIl-
MEI", which It Is our intention to give up altogether.
" DRY'GOOD$'
noun '
“T RISTRAM a HYATT, w
onzs‘r'r: Y'BUILDING
NORWALK. DON”.
r‘.
-. ,
wide. 25¢
colon, 590
45 inch fine French mixtures. :50.
qualities, 1213:: to 750'.
Black Dre 5 Goods.
We have always made a flit.»
goods and in all of our ex
Fine India mgco. all. wool. 25c.
54-inch diagonal mm. 3712c.
lo pewheviot Munro chitin, handsome mixtures, :50 inches
45 inch wool and mohair Jacquard, handsome patterns, all
Fancy plums for children‘s dreams and fancy Willtli. all
'uymuigh grade block dress
'cnce we have never alien-d
better valm than we are showing at the present time.
45-inch brocade brilliant inc, handsome pattern. file.
Colored Dress Goods!
~Wc have closed out from the imposters several lots of Dress Goods at less than the cost of
‘ and in order to start the
importnion,
9
SPRING DRESS GOODS!
Business we will sell them at prices in proportion.
50-inch wool and mohair Juct nerds ‘ ,
Flume, 750. 1 , in all the latest put
much and English crepon in all wool silk and wool
wool and mohair in all the latest desiirns, 7.31: to wilful
House Furnishings.
Gnlvnniml water ails, 18c. (30; f .
Long handle coal litmus. 40. u “Dds“! M
Large size galvanized coal scive, 100.
Shoes brushes, tic. ‘
Decorated cuspidores. 5c.
Glass covered butter dishes. 100.
All our $9 2.3 oil heaters, is.
All our 35 0}) oil hentvrs. $1. -
We are closmg out our entire stock of silk ohmlcs at cost.
Hamburgs.
and sold in any stem at 1cm: per yard.
Counterpanes.
best liq. conulcrpanc sold for *1.
Silks.
25¢ per yard.
luslin.
5-1, lull bleached muslin, mt: per yard.
94 full bleached motile, no, 14c,
10-4 full bleached muslin, 18: and 201;.
23 yards 4v 1 brown Muslin for 81 co,
T-R‘ISTRAM & HYATT,
We do not sell 10¢. per yard ilamburg edgings {or
go, but. the best llamburgs that am he bought .
They are not what people sell for $2 so, but the
5 pierce two-t med silks ior waists and linings for
: per yaltl. i
Norwalk, Connecticut
. Gazette B’l’d’g.
‘1 sodium & HOYT.
A The Story Of Our Success!
VIE DO NOT CLAIM TO SELL SOMETHING FOR NOTHINOI!
But sell our goods at their actual value. Goods speak lender that words.
i I
Homery.
50 (101 Iadies' last black stockings, 3 pair for 251:.
50 (iUZ children's fast black stockings, 3 pair for 25c
Boys' and girls' fast black regularmadc stockings.
2 for 251:. '
Carpet Department.
[00 rolls best all wool ingrnin carpets, at 60c p :1'
yard; 10 per cent discount for cash.
100 rolls of tapestry l_1russels,1n0quettc,velvcts, ax
minsters and body brussels at 10 per cent (lis-
count for cash. '
' Furniture.
15 new styles of chamber suits, $14.00, 16 on, 18 oo
2c.oo, 22 00, 25.00, 28.00, 3000, 35,00 and to per
cent discount for cash.
Goods speak plaiuer than printer's ink.
, to new styles of parlor suits; 5 prices; [0 per cent
1 discount for cash.
Look in our windows and on our counters for the handsomest patterns of silkoliucs
and draperies at 12W: and 15c per yard. They are not. 180 and 20: goods, but the
best goods and styles sold for 12‘ 2c and 15c.
A Handsome Upholstered Chair Given Away!
to the one guessing the nearest number of beans in a jar, and if two guess the same
number the chair will be given to the first.
“K1501NTERI
Time line mu in the pm :1 call for rubber stamp goods, and no doubt will be in the future.
than». {maple have generally supposed that this line of goods could not be obtained in town.
and had to go out of town tor them. Now I wish to call the attention of the public
“WWI. in and about town. that I am ready at nil times to outer to their wants in this
line. {or there‘s mhingln thin line but wlmt 1 can turninh in a rcnnonnblelvngth of timv and
the W and prkaeu wtll be right. Rubber stamps suppllee. brain and nickel signs, stencils.
noel macaw. mils. Mencll tiles. burning brands, metallic pattern letters, made by Notional
meal and Show Works, Baltimore, Md.
and when. Automatic number-Ina machineu, Tho- Bates do Ajax. Brabam'u patent pen.
that cares «mutant dlpplng. Jena-s” Scale». he page the freight.
m m for oll'lcc or home use. and an went-alc-
{mi anything In the scale line mmie by Joneu. cl Illnghamlou. Enameled letters, all kind»
and limb and elm animated iron signs rustle to order. _
OFFICE SPECIALTIES.
Check Performers, Indeliblc, Excelsior. Cliicngo
A nice United States pou-
nlaucvl weighing Your ouncchl, and in
JOHN TRYOI, Agent,
Wedcllng and
Engraving! ’
Moon’s 1am: and bill tiles and binding new.
«ml water. prone. 14o. also! Agent
in; any better «or seen in town;
Letter copying books, to copy letters with-
tor l’ntney's Pellt 1/111 .111. for short bill walnuts; noth-
It saves tinw,tmublc an extra writing. Utility Maintainers.
for use In will" on or me. or In fact anything when mtmture is needed. Slot
Pencil Mm. mmu
I
pupal-stem. for fastening a number of
lead pencils. the latest and but. The Star uutomatlc
cheers of pow Wilma very desirable article.
mm Ink firms. Chemicals for removing ink from paper.
dance
P.O.Box X,80.Norwulk,and Raul.
35 Riva
cold. Avo.l.N’w’lk
The Scatlul can now aller- inducements 10 parties desiring engraved wcd~
ding invitations, announcements, calling cards, are. at a specially advan-
WW, .. The
hr.“ race 04 work at prices but a very little
1 anathema: shew samples ind give
Norwalk Chronicler