continue- Ieriously ill.
mm
ought int night in Sin:
link.
a».-. .t. . -
Rm who has béenill,rc-
the more.
jnwmu. of East Avenue, is
from a brief illness.
In. E. E. Gotham, of First
‘ flailing in New Huron.
3. MOttrnu, oi Astoria, L. I ,
‘Williarn Underdown. of
W Anderson, of the: (ht-gory
. has gone to New Bedlurd to
brother for three weeks.
Whom entertainment was
” ‘ . Im’audience at the Sn!—
-yhfimwks. Thursday night,
With Congregational church,
tonight, for w ich an attract-
W9 has been nrrungod.
. K. Noble olllclnted, yesterday.
funeral at Miss Phoebe Fitch.
Wheaten were David Hartford. l~‘.
' George Fitch and Walter Hoyt
“m wan in the East ‘Noz'wnlk
'
{Ollie house during the week with
h.
lugaly attended. yesterday ulter-
Game Fltph and M. H. Tolles.
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5 35.00 Rochester lamps 82.00
flit: the former selling price.
it Ill.
he funeral of Washington Yonugs .
mimflomhis lute home in East ave-
! 'L Rev. C. M. Selleck officiated, and
thopnflheuers were E. B. Smith, Wat.
mum, Oscar St. John. lam Hoyt,
8mm Setz. who was killed m-ar the
Mk railway oration. Thursday}
W.Wafl very deal. so rum-h so,i
it one wished to speak wirh him‘
"ll. M to write upon a piece of paper.
A mm’l throat was cut from ear to
W. The right leg was broken in thru-
M Whit leg Cut all just above thi-
joint, the right thigh terribly '. .
WJqu skull bottom! in and out 0 FA! '3}
mud his right arm broken. Sotz, t ' , fl 1
i u married man. about inrty years of
cut Hi dry goods sale, wult‘h iliis spam.
flit am
rloewill m with tile "million of pro».
m and tho sacrament D‘fihfipflflll,
flier which Rev. John Ommllsh will
‘ unlit the pastor by préoching u short
mun Iran: “The fitment lineman
and tho Little Captive fluid." The re-
! viral service- ytill be ooutinuwl in than
. waning. Bar. A. J. Smith will pram-ll
{mm "Tho Discovery of a World Whom
theme is Everlasting sun-nine." Tho
lemon will he followed by avnngelistic
effort. The lull chum will lend the
singinglfl , 4
Jihad 8 hour. $4 95;bnrrol on bag.
N. Y. stow.
w..-” ., ”.4... .m M
nowmou.
, ”WW-”
{services at the Baptist church. Lord'u
’ :duy morning at 9:45, nlou'u service,
leader. A.1".Huthawuy. We hope for
paltornt 10:45. Subject, “The God of
ythe Aged." umvice in the interval of
the oldor people in the community. to
l whom acordial invitation in given to be
Epresent. Young people's meeting at it
5p. m. Preaching service at 7 o'clm-lr.
ESnbject, “Christ and the Temple; or,
allow to Conquer Lile'u Temptations."
A cordial invitation is given to oi! 0!
these services. Come and join mi in. tho
i worship of JQlO‘o'dll.
——l’rof. M. S. Rosco. the well‘known
oculist-opticinn.’ can be consulted at his
allies in the parlor of the (lily Hotel
South Norwnllr, Tuesdays, from D :i. in.
to s p. m. Eyes examined free.
WILTON.
The cutortainmont of tho Wilton
‘ Congregational (-liurch,held in the Town
‘Hall, Wednesday night, was vory suc-
icesslul. liox luucllcons for two worn.
i auctioned (ill’ and some of tho Lids rnn
lhigh. There womlartzo attention-e, u
avenue. W. 1 hilld an enter-£3,135: don! of fun. and the uti‘uir was a
uncut-95 lionnciully.
«Cyclone Hot. Water nud Steam Bull-
ers are the very lit-st heaters for the
smallest mnout of many. A guarantee
goes with every lientur.
Sl LVERMINE.
Mattie Walklvy lSllllllI’ sink with the
. A J. Smith, who has been (‘31P grip.
Tlll‘l'e is lunch airtime“ in Silvonnini‘x
“Wk 0‘ the grip. has 50 ’37 Thursday there were threw dot-tom from
that he willbeable to uttmd Norwull: in the
regular services of the coming putivnis.
plaice, attending
a good attendance. Preaching by the ‘
mu and (Ii . ‘ ,
Hillier um? I...
lze'czlilu'z'r . i,
mm; all. day. Wt
It!
Your hair, when it is gma. If
you would keep it on your
head use llulc’s Compound
Quloine.
‘ 50 Cts
at your
druggist's.
O. w. RAYMOND,-
Funoral Director
and Embalwor.
03 Washington Icroot.
to. Moonwalk.
ltuldomo, Mohookemo Hegel
m 1
,, LINCOLN
Storage Warehouse
Tho Lincoln Storms Warehouse
or Water ntmet. a few doors south
oi Washington street. in the City
oi llouth homlk. in now open for
the alumina of
Household Furniture, Plunos.Bl-
cycles, Carriages. Etc.
For full particulars Inquire at the
l ofllce oi
l
TAYLOR 8: GOLDEN
u WASHINGTON STREET.
South Norwnlk. Connecticut.
. . ... ., “WHOM... . .1
in m unturll color by LEI-I'll "All: Mllllh
(‘ \ ‘1‘, un Ill'l'.llfll'ml"“‘y plenum odor. 61 to ‘l hulllu
LEI?” "AIR T03"? unmoved ilui~lliuti.ntn;u
Inf-v 4 Iliuxvrunl Mnl-prt‘nm-i-‘wFront-m '31 um leo
2" ' '
mum:t‘rrunm-m. .i, I. x: Y
. l '. r4 uttnu O2; Ilut‘ r71. :1;bltllt:ultkl;.FREE
I}. (r. 'l‘nmliuson. llt'uupist.
R. ll. l’luistml. Drupuiht.
Shorty Sherwood, Hatter!
Occuplean portion of h). Gunowoltls.
store. corner ol Wall and Water Stu.
Norwnlk. Call and see the latest
"Vim ln Hum. Canal Ito. a 23 if
J .
SOLD IEF‘SlrI'l. ULIAIf \r'w'l l‘l'
Actualcost ' :5 than $4.25 Per ii?“-
Something for
the Eye to Carry
to the Brain!
Why pay $1.30 yer gullun flrpllllll
l'f‘illly for use when to 0111‘ gallon of the
lmnmnun & Martinez point at $l..’.u
You can add thrw-fonrtlm of a
gallon of row oil, at 350. [Al gal , .‘23
Making 1 ’, gallons (.l' puint (inst $1.77
Don't my 31 .30 per gallon for raw
linswd oil. It in Fultl forufis. p-r gallon
SO. NORWALK HDW. CO.
*Zili Rondo.
THOSE ,
NEW .
SEPARATE SKIRTS
Are the most perfect specimens of
the knack of skirt making that we
have ever seen. Made from all the
different fashionable skirt Mulls and
with a finish and 'lmlig' that its
superb.
Prices are very muonabie.
m
POPULAR SCOTCH
HAMS.
the craze, but Zephyr mil Scotch
ginghanis are too useful ulabric for
women :‘difl clllliltfll .10 I)“. wizlxout.
Medium and l’ll'g: 5.123 plaid-3,1;iripea
of immense voting and cloaks of
various lziiidswgrrzen. red-7., linens,
strong pink. yell}?! (Nil a touch of
black are the mm! prominent time
introduced this wagon.
predominah in all Spring materials.
FlNE Ziamvn, 10:. y:.!.
SCOTCH, 17c. “
ANDERSON; 25:. “
(BING-
Vlvid coiots‘
One can hive lineir choir: of three
.slyles Drags Shims at Bl: per pair
all warranted impirvious.
Horn Hair 1" 1H,. ICC. a dozen.
lobe Hook :«tl’l Fes, 1:. a card.
uni-2 is buy Lace
:rze. elegant and
:1; for about half-
9:; 0;.qu 23 he selling
Ns‘wr a ham.
Curtains. St -»
qualities or: .,
price of what 1::
now, ill»: L‘I3Eiv.!li"" '2.
l.\ l‘.‘?'.‘.’ S'ZélSC‘ll.
Flotimghums. mm 68 cums to
52.30 the pun: .
ll'i’ll Hints. Whil'il“. and emu, for
$2.03. 34 CC 35‘3in
izzizipptoaclmble \' fixes when yt‘xl sw-
and 30 1Q"
tile paztems.
Tile Twirl (‘5‘ ,.
with spring l‘.‘ . fir l
and liziizci-z Cr: n
Sheer fabrics may be all .
, 7 WI promo
in RV G O“ D 5-.
sTOREl
l L I. ,5!
I
I
l
i
l
l
10 pomhoviot costume cloth, handsome mixtures, ill} inches
Wide. 2:30.
45 inch wool and tnolmir Jacquard, handsome patterns, nll
(adorn. Bile.
l5 inch lino Fl‘elll‘ll mixluroa. 750.
Funny plzudn forchildren'u dresm-H and fancy waists, all
qualitivu, 1:”.30 to 750.
Black Dress Goods.
We have always made, it upooiulry of high grade lilunk dross
L'omln and in all of our experience we have never oil'm'vd
boiler values-i than we are showing at the present time.
Find Indin Fours, .11! wool. 2w.
54-inch (linuuunl sow», :l'." ,0.
43inch bromide brilliuutino, handsome pulttrn, 500.
a
SCOF:
, ‘ TRISTRAM.& HYATT,
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Colored DreStDoods!
We have closed out from me impo‘ icrsoevcral lots of Dress Goods or less than the cost of impirtliiun,
and in order to start the
SPRING DRESS GOODS!
it Businezs we will sell them at prices in proportion.
TRISTRAM & HYATT,
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WRISZS CI (f‘v’filj’ F. l..‘.‘. l...“
.
"ll”f"? ..
lawesl of a n;
prices.
FASHIQNA . . !
E“.3\E“_L-2R Alli) i’II'~.’L‘.l.Gl“ESm
‘ .. .. :A. . ,.,,. Yum,“ ,... I,_
Jig". F’fll. ‘llL‘l I” r: ‘
I" .: girth cwr i, .lt».
:mwzai of stay.“
iiuis in plfig‘i’f
pip-it; omit-“y :1» ‘ ti: "
'l to tho b7l£ll""1l
appresizitlm ;. 2.3'
comer of Ill? u~~:.'~:! stars! in the
Inability r‘ wt
.3 ”no
it .i k.‘ ll.é. 1..
ll!
0
THE D. M. READ CO.
WE SHALL SELL AT OUR
IN THE
each.
decorated roc china rose vases, 3C cad:
A undreds of elegant cups and saucers in line china all uiyice of after
mun, collect. chocolates, moust who cope, aim, in : , an inst onc-
: abodccorattd Jardiniercs, value 13c each, for or; curl!
ecora er an incrcs, ar er size, vu no 2 v, 14': one I.
d t I j l I g l 5 l
shindwme glass Water sets, pitcher and six glosses, WUllll $1.50,
LOSING OUT SALE!
Kitchen Department This Week.
. I
lo dccmatcd toilet sets wwil1$3 .49 to $4.00, at $2.00 each.
Hundreds of (dd articles in tinwnre, glassware, crockery, fancy
china pliuhors, vases, dolls, games, iron trays, yellow ware, and in incl
every sort of goods that went to make a complete kitchen dcp'l. all to
he sold utterly regardless olcost. There are bargains here that no
CCUllllllllCal licusckeepcr can afford to let go by.
here for sale. price way down.
Department,
GIORQE R. VAN ALSTYNI. Prop.
a! ’ Ington Street. - - -
f}
20 tuliICS, all s‘zcs, glass cases of various kinds, counters, etc, are
”Complete Clearing-Out Saleof our Dry Goods
arming sometimi' next week. Previous in that time: WI! shall lulu: all mid lots mid mull; them at prices; that will muko tlwm go loot. For
To let you realm: our situation, we would say that ull the fixtures; we llllVl' ll! our prom-lit
to be, taken down and put up in our now «warlord at :18 Washington street; it will tlicroloru luuvc it,» without ;my plun- for our
W0 (tech: it means that the goods have got to be sold, and what is more they are going to be. Price cuts no ice at all.
SOUTH NORWALK BOSTON STORE,
.. South Norwulk. Conn
Pursuit QUARTERS. now QUARTERS APRIL m, ml WASHINGTON STREET.
A new case of Percales.
We have but a few Ladics‘ Cloaks left.
98 Washington Street,
50. Norwalk.
We have twisted the lion's tails and they howl.
to make it an object to buy ~vour carpets and furniture of us.
‘Iincst assortment of carpets andyl‘urniturc in the twin cities.
Examine our stock and compare prices in proof.
Scofield & Hoyt,
GAZETTE BUILDING
, nonwALK. coma.
v
'\
50-ln'"ll wool and mohuir .‘liwquurds, in all tho Intvut put
French and English orepon in all wool, silk und Wool. and
wool and tnohnu‘ in all the latest. designs, 750. to $1 on.
House Furnishings.
(:lzllvnuizol wn’térpnils. lilo. Cool hurls-1,1513.
Long handle con] shovels. iv. ‘
Large Biz-a galvanized (mu! solve, 100.
Show brushes, (lo.
Ducorated cuepidores, i'io.
Ultras novmwl hotter dishes. 106.
All Mir $9 27: oil limiters, all-i. o
All wit-$500011 huutn-ru, $1.
Wu uruclosing out our ontiru stock of Flllt hlllltlt‘fi at cost.
Norwalk, Connecticut
Gazette B’l’d’g.
ELD& Hovn
Wt've MUCH FUR ‘i'(,)l' this week.
Special exhibit on ’ Sm window ni-
ourhzu‘gzun count- ‘ _- tractions this
KI'S this week.
week.
20 new patterns ofDraperies,l2 I-2c paryard.
Ladios’ black and colored Dress Skirts.
Gents’ Unlau'ndered Shirts, 25c.
Great bargain in Muslin Underwear.
Now look here for great bargains.
We want your trade and are goingr
We have the largest and
I
Club Building,
Norwalk.
uni! titliflrfl.
A POINTER!
Thom linu llN‘ll in tho port a col! for rubber stamp goods, nnu no doubt will lit! in the l'nturn.
Ruin" piwplo liuvv gvnorully nuppuuud that this lino of goods muld not. ho ohtomed in town.
Now 1 wish to mill tho nttontion of the public
unnomlly, in Mid about. town. that l on: manly at. llll times to outer to their words in this
lino, for tlwro'u nothlxuzin this lino but what 1 NH! furniuh inn rennonnhloli-nuth oi timv ond
Rubin-r stumps mtpplivs. hrusu ond nickel niunu. ntencilu,
mm] Muuum, souls. ntottcll (lion, hnrniug brands. iuotullic pnttorn leiturli. mndo by Notional
Chock l’orfmntorr, lndolihlv, lilxr'nlsim'. Chit-ago
Automatic numlwring nmchinon, Tlll‘ Butt-i4 it: Ajux. llruhnm’n patent pen.
.louvs‘ Slllllt'li, ho pnyn the insight.
to] sculn forutilise-urhnmt- us», and on iii-cumin linlmm- wolghlng {our unncoaJl, nmlin
fuvt imytliinz in tho milo lino nmdv‘ by .lonos. of liinghumton. l'iuuxneled lettern. nil kinds
and aims. and also oriuinoled iron signs made to order.
OFFICE SPECIALTIES.
Shunnon'n lottur null lilll tiles and binding comm.
out wntor. press, i-tu. litutv Agent. {or l'utnoy'u l’lllll‘r lmdm-rn, for short hill uoremmtn; umh.
0 lug nny hotter over wen in town; it HWVB!‘ iinwu roublv and mum writing. Utility Momma”,
not anything whom monitor" in needed, 51m,
. Iho intent uml heat.
nndlmdto gouutoi’ town for thorn.
Ilm goods und privou Will llll right.
h‘vnl untl Stump Wurkn, Bliltimoro. Md.
thut uuvon ('(ltlhlitlll: dipping.
for mo! in mulling emu-lumen or pontoon. or II
l'encll Shnrponoru. for ahnrpvnlng loud pom-i
pupor (null-nor. for filllltllllllfil n nuinluir of iihimtii'of pnpor iogothcr; u very dooiruhla “new,
Standard Ink ,l‘ll‘ltller. (llietnirrnln {or removing-opt from paper.
JOHN TRYON. Agent. Safi'fefié‘nifsl’dafii'ltfé‘f‘h'ml;
A nlco Unitud Staten pou-
lmtior Glu'pylnu hooky. to oopy lottery with-
Tbo thr automatic
man... as..." Society
Engraving!
prices.
lagoons character.
The Sentinel can now offer inducements to parties desiring engraved wcd‘
ding invitations, unnonm'cmentit, calling cards, e111,, of a specially advnn»
The highest grade ol work at prices; but it very little
,lnudvuncc of printing. We shall be pleased to show samples and give
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