Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, March 9, 1897 · page 8

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of Union ille, were
" ‘ alternoo a. at. the
“humanize. Walter E.
“john/avenue. Tdev.R.().
'01 rte-South Ror-
my emulated. The
vim by only a row
7 (death. Mr- Lizzie
'. m, was maid of
w. . allowed. Mr. and,
7 new home tiratniliu.
Your m
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' . . .. mutter. eh?

FY'I Willy.
[you poured iorrh yonr'irlmoat

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it ly explicit'nbout
pnfltlonnnrl yonrtproapecto
chi '

a clean brunet or it all.

la the ewoot ”rot of

. in return, and onlyynwalt-

. and all that. oh?

love. 1 quoted rwrown em
and your reaolvoa tonand by

think and thin forever.
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new did he receive all theae

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moututtheoilleenndw

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“hop into hie china and
fly aoulm-into hia phono-
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a! what he met then
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p ‘ aodamaahad hie phono-

team!

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We what! cell «ravine by
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other morning in talto on
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intend” alum Inn . mil
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lemming mod ‘ lead]!

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Memory. Trialbnttlee free
- ‘Plaiated’a m. Booth Nor-walk.
‘ Regular-lat audit. ‘

when“ “a

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no

mm.rpa lobster acumen-n hav-
ing aatetnnerhnilttonaehlthelirtrade.
Itwillbelilxm.'and uncalled
tha.

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South lorwailr Union School
Dist ct.

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Notice is hereby give n that on am-
meut of the mtnble eat. no Within theunld
district hurbeeu made . In the town lint of
real and that sold lint hr‘u been this day
deposited by the clerk oi the cold diatrict
at the oflice oi the nelecl men. .\0. 5 lini-
ronrl place. South Norwn lh. Conn. [or ex-
amination, and that the Edvard] of Relief
will meet at the oilice ol‘the said oelecl~
then, So. I: ltnilrorul piece. on the “lib day
of March, A. 1).. “in. at 2 o'clock p. m., to
hear and determine all or meals mule to
them for the equalization null perfection
of naid monument. ‘ v .

Dated at the city of is liltlt hot-walk.
Conn, this the ilth any of March. A. 1).,

1.

A. BLAXCHARI}.
JOHN H. LIGHT.
llA't'l'imw connect.
Committee of the South Servant 1 ohm
School District. m6

IOTIGE.

 

Notice is hereby also given that on rur-
sesame-ht of the re tnhlo estate of the until
dirtrict. which was no ultuuted that there
was no tlletinct an d nopnrnte rating. has
been made by the n moor-r and this tiny
tiled by the clerk oi? lurid district with the
ueiectmeu of sold town. at No. 5 Railroad

Conn. . .. .
Dated at the City of ooutll horwnlk.
Court. thia llth day 0! March. A. 1).,

,-
131.. A. or ANNABID.
.muu ll. mum,
MATTHEW.“llllii‘l’l‘l‘.

“m

. 5‘ ' _ ”mi.- ,

Now‘

place. in the city of South Norwnlk. .

,i’ .t,‘ ‘ . ll”:

.be prawn drain into
“ than only “ other high
* grade‘wheel. ‘ .-

 

. Bicycles: $60.

Absolutely th e fin e a t
medium pric e wheel
made.

Handsome light and dur-
able. with very narrow
tread.

Old wheel. taken in
trade. '

The 1.1. Prowitt oo.

Norwnlk. Conn.

 

You
Will
lies
Itl

Your hair, when it is gone.
you would item it on your
head use Hale's Compound

Quinine.
50 Ct:
at your
druggist's.

 
 

Lindon» .
Storage Warehouse

'11: Lincoln lltorre arehouae
on ate atreetm ewrroora th
filingfi lang‘wtge’u or
theater-loot

Household furaltur'a, Pianos,”-
nyolea. damages. Ito.

larhdipartienlarainnnlreatthe
oileeol. ,

'rnvLoa ’ a GOLDEN

u WABBIIGTON I’l'itn'l‘.
Bouthlorwal. h. Oonneoticut

The last
Present

tor onreelill on imam! ronr
lam Iyil on r idle an Endown~
moot pol or in tho

Connecticut General Life-
Insurancc Co..oi Hartlord.

With inanrnncenewith everythln
else. the heat in the churned. unfi
no roar willfiivnn yourur mun
i at ouaunri do or» llmrmiice_to
; tnemu himself in uhl mm. \m

donut man what you how will
time utter

o

3 it you stop relying on

tin-eel euro tmh‘ in m 7391“;

no or. or use

:ullpsmount lor the luluuco oi tllo
em.

 

Committee oi the south Nomvullr l'uion
School Diutrict. ml.

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.. I. L'HOUMIDIIU.
"Mammalian-l. _

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7. roommrm a...

ldeaIB’ioyclosfiSil, f

lf'

A .
BABKET "
cennen

every deteriplio'n, ln accruer oi the
Housekeeping department where all
the excellent and handy things appear
to grow. Such a good buying spot
that one almost wonders what ll will
be If things continue. at this rate.

Lunch Baskets. is to 20 cents.
Scrap Baskets. 25c. lo ,$I,SO.
Fancy Work. 25 to 75 cents.
Standing Work, Nursery and Sland-
xng Nursery oi all kinds and prices.

Hampers. the mesl useful sort for
a household; correct sizes and made
oi willow and rattan. We have
started in‘lo have about everything
that is worthy in the basket line so
that you can come here right along
for goods oi this description.

Bells, in all the new leathers and
style of buckles. ' The popular buckle
this season isa harness one ‘oi gill.
nickle or leather covered. They are

so glittering and tasty that last sea.
son's ellccts are entirely out of the
question. ‘
The leathers are
BLACK SEAL
COLORED SEAL
Monocco
PlG SKIN
CALF
LA VANT
F‘lsu Santa
Grimm
MONKEY
PATENT
ALLlGATOR.

 

VELVETS.
ment reorganized for Spring trade
[alcst ‘colorlngs together with the
staple shades. Particular attention
is directed to our Sleflfi grade, being
a specially good value at a popular
.price. 7

Corderinc and Corduroy. ior jack“
els and bicycle costumes. in all the
wanted colors.

——-———

Window Shades. readymade and

I made up just as they are wanted

No delay.
THE D. M. HEAD CO.

 

AND TO TilOSE Will) ARE LOOKING FOR THE MANY AND
GREAT BARGAINS Wl'l ARE Ul’l’EerNG lN liU'l‘ll

KitchenWare&DryGoods‘

.Wo Would Say Hurry Up!

The ahelvea are being torn down and next week will are on putting them up in our new lltltll‘tci‘imlll‘i Washington St
We cannot give as perfect service no we might wish. yet we treat you Will overlook

that for the present inasmuch no we are selling

Goons or ALL nuns A'l ACTUAL cosr on LESS!

And in the kitchen department which we are retiring from, at prince of about one hull the cost to produce.

 

.3; THE SOUTH NORWALK aosron srons,

CIOI.‘ I. VAN All-“TYNE. '7...

IOWOIhlnflon'flmet. - . - f . - .. - Iouth Norwolk.¢onn

with; ”trove lime in not vasomotor; train.

 

 
 

~§plendid new "cool baskets of

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Sp ringD

High art novelty dress patterns, no two alike, 9 00 to $11

Black Dress Goods.

The latest styles in allthe new fabrics in combination 0!
silk and wool and mohair and wool.

hric

Flop all wool India Ierge. 25c, 390. 50c, :59, $1 00
Prieatly silk warp henriettae. ex 00. 1 25 i no, l 7,5. '
Fine all wool French heurietta. 50c 750 $1 00
Black mohair lnetrine, 29c, 50c, 750. $1
mud Brilliantine serge. ‘ we

Fine all wool diagonal tunings, 500 and 75c
Hendaome patterns in jacquard mohair, 50c. 750, Si. 1 :33

 

 

We are now showing our entire new line of ' a ‘

reSs Goods l

including allthc very latest- pr‘ (irrational ‘of'forcign and domestic 100nm.

Cheviot costume cloth. the best value em thown. nice ‘ Black ratio duohens, 27 no... wide, worth at; price 75:?
All W001 checks. I“ 60.10". “ 250 Black peau do sole. all ‘ silk. nothing better to wear. 0251:

All wool nod silk mixtureemover sold has than 390. ” 350 Black Japanese silk, maker lire best kind’rll a uummrr

All wool India urge, all colors, regular 390 quality, if 290 dress. " . .300

All wool MochgnixtureG. handsome rules. ” 506 Black moire veloir, the latest thing to: no... ‘ ”do

All wool jacquarda, made to cell at 75c, . " 59c '

Separate Skirts;

Figured hrllliltntino. eleven gored. velveteen binding, 81 00
Figured brilliantino.goodqnality, lined with rustic clun-

‘ 3| em

Jacquard mohair, lined with tailetn, velveteen bound. *5 or)
Figured satin, .
Checked skirts. black. navy or brown.

7.2".
$150 _

Housefurnishing Department.

Special for this week in Honsoturnishiug Depirtment. ‘
Large size dinner plates. white,
Coven-1 vegetable dishes,

5c each
256 ouch

All wool'French crepons, , .- ’ 75c Bakers. 7c “
Silk and wool and mohair and wml 1: “cities. 50; to ii 50 Wash pitcher and basin, iliie "
All wouldrnpe de etc. the newest thin: in black goods,$l.25 Mop sticks, u; ..
Black Silks ,- 100 feet clothes line, , lzic “

‘ l L. F. and C. cleaning and polishing powder, the best for

Four special bargains in the Silk Department. silverware: , 15c hon

 

 

The entire assert:

and demands; newest shades of the

ETTING SHORT

20 yards 4.4 bleached muslin, $1.00

an “ 4-4 unbleached sheeting. LOO

B:st 28 inch percols, 6 me yard
‘Regular made last black. ledirs hose, 1: r-éc The lrcs‘

 

Best 5 hook corsct'stefls,

Norwalk, Connecticut
Gazette B’l'd’g.

y Sale
!

25‘

THURSDAY. MARCH ~4th,’97.

SCOFIELD’War HOYT’S

-3 pair children's b‘ack he 56,

.p: pair

soft finish llat “rubric lining, 5c per yd

Special discounts to carpet buyers on this mcmorablcltll of March. We shall show a large variety of

lace Curtains at rock bottom prices at this sale.
New lint: of wrappers irom 75c, 89c. or, 1.15.1 25. 1.5.
Separate dress skirts at Or 69, 2 25. 2 75. 3.50, 5.03.

§C°FIELD l HOV

 

'Wedding and Society
W

 

0

Sales from S a. m. llll 6 p m.

98Washingt0n St
So.l\lorwalk.

The S mind can now offer inclu' cmculs to parties desiring engraved weri~
ding mvuuliuns, nnnnum cmenlae, calling cards, elc., oi a specially advan-

tageous clmracler.
ill adl-zm :e of printing.
prices.

special sale.

 

H O M E R B. H O
court-l nonwnur.

The Power of Gold

May or may not he the mightiest among men, but
the purchasing power oi u dollar in our establililmeui
Wars never greater than it will be during our Lenten

'l he highest grade nl work at prices but a very little
We shall be pleased to show temples and give

 

Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdals

all goods will in hillil at one half regular prices. This

‘ sole w.ll aliord the public an opportunity to purchase
WATCHESJHAMUNUS AND JEWELRY

at [or less than an t during this sale. Come early um!

secure bargain:

prices except on above days.

Positively no goo‘is at rulmcli

v T I s JKWILR:‘_:N.2.DPTIOAL

no Waahlngton Street.

OONN‘O'HOUT.

l C

 

UNITED

Southlo

 

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Any o‘la*“rlarx‘g

Will anxwer some people {or a bicycle.
the host in muteriul. Wolltlnunxlup and '91 improve-
ments. Unr High Griltli! Wheels ore unchallenged.
Strung, durable, hcuuiiiulwnur

STATES IIOYOLII
”They “and the Test."
Nu liupulr lllllx on our wheels.

 

Gill“

in. oil the 1mm calm, Hm murmur-l by our new, ‘
mum oil'tho rim. ”or repair aleporiumnt ii in chums neonlpelent rrreohumu.
llriuu tie your Work; wu unurunhlo outire rlulloluulloii.

 

()iherr went

Our “leiloae” Wham.
Medium grade

Vlnder, Unchallenged in Price and Quality.

rwallr "WWW GNP”!

The Ridingfieuaon
”all”: but a tow wrote off. we would call
urination to our

"PM! “Pull!!!

limm refitted with oil lurximi ppuhminiu
mlmlml oppllau . {or hluyeo rumor-
lug Wedo niche plating nml elnmwl
log in all will“ fit inutory prlmm ligmuiul
illitmtiull given to harlloe’ wheel».

“LAG“

rotten rlollot err-op or

Washington tire-t.

 

taverns: m

 

IIARII I HOYTJO

 

m: srnrmsl

 

 

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