. Bhei'wood. of East flor—
W and family will
, Jerri}. who advertises bi‘
' ,reeeiveeahighly compli-
in the current number
wJohn, of St. John ave-
W to weetern Pennsylvania.
ml: for the Harwell: Iron
1- .
diddone and Lou Webster you
ill; Bohemian club in Water-
30, for a match of ten
,. , n pureeaudneide beta. Bid-
N” interested in an athletic
. who hold in Kmalk in
homepa- with Billy Daoy, ex-
olmnpion of the world.
Min- ' end other well-known
will lilo appear and Siddone
,‘ gramme» any two menoi
“than“ be produced and best
.4”
. w-..... ..
.(Gopper) Hoyt was arrgvnted
“fightbyomoor Rear-don, He
' » by John Keogh with an as-
j ttod Monday night. Mr.
f .Idid he had had Words sometime
with It. Hoyt, end as he was going
‘ ”night, Hoyt met him. and
. lathe head with u rock, knock-
W down and pummeled him.
min: Judge Hubbell. in the
W. found Hoyt {guilty und im-
Ineof did and coete, and non-
thirty days in jail.
_ Miraculous rue wear.
I. I“ ll Wort, Today. en the Trent-
‘ We Ill.“ Extension.
operation- were stopped for tho
it” o'elooklnet evening. on the
V, Tramwey company's exten-
'Woatport avenue to the town
”Ovation for the easinbonnd
bodheenmade on the eouth ride
m from the corner oi Beet
my to the top of the hill. {for
. m on the brow of the bill,
M the west end oi William New-
m calmly to within about
d , and titty foot of the city
,‘A'itoenroiue eerthie need for ill-
Mlideloi the road at verioue
‘mmmw. ‘ ,
ml will he lnid within the
lone, an euthonnd truck. on
Ville of tho meet. and the
Q M for westbound can. on
idiot thortmt. From the
\yflflfllltherewill be but one
more omen thn center of
*0 theioot oi the long hill
' ‘ Iwnmp. end from than to
,hthotteoh will be laid on
‘ file if the etreot.
Minnelli» out down and on
" filled unfiltered“ any
' thee levee peroeutmr
”fluid-oi Iiiil Hill. Any
.. f‘ ' mm. in the way of
W'Wbmoil. looking a
hiuhweyior mention
:3 the estenelou trmn tin
.M men to the dividing
, m and mom will
mm miter. more
the Tunney leech will or-
‘ shunt four hundred feet
. t ‘ “1'“ Maya. WM‘
~ d the “memoir-
” did at the Weetport end
can» deliver company'-
. dey uraniuminhonoroi the autumn .
. at her notary. Motto and whiet were,
lire. George Cruioot - enterteined
friendlathor Martin Brooheido. loo-
tbe fortune e! the evening. Rom
were wonhy Iii-C. Ii. Bt..lohn and
-Theodore0.Prince,Jr. Aline oolietion
wee toned, after which the curate de-
parted {or their home within: their
hooters many happy Marne ed the dry.
mum-annual .
Thereienothinz just no good an Dr.
'e New torwnenmptim.
underline.» mend it end
K,
.ooneuni
o ml'i‘“‘”’moa°"’°”l."n'i“lli'lg"l'i"°
no 3 It) on . 'e ow:
Diecovery. bottle-free at R. H.’
Pleieted‘n stole. South Not-wells.
Brzulauizeiitlcand Oi. ‘
.I. ll i none drn
e'rimmiellineonte mates ti: limbo":
inn“ 'rrm"-ni.‘i”c::’ii'n.lnm
E. G. Tomlineon. Drugglet
R. H. Ploieted, Dragster.
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NOTICE '
(a
District.
Notice is hereby given that an assess-
ment oi the rumble eelnte within the said
'dirtrict bun been mode on the town lint oi
Hill} rim] that «old list has been this rlny
deposited by the clerk oi the sold district
at the oiliceoi the nclectn’ren, No. 3 Rob
rond pincc. South Norwnik. Conn. (or ex-
amination. rind lhnt the Bonnlloi Relic!
will meet at the oilicc oi the snid select-
mcu, No. 5 Railroad place, on the lilrh dny
oi March. A. 0.. min. at 2 o‘clock p. m.. to
hear and determlno nil nppenln made to
them [or the equalization and perfection
of raid usensrnent. _
Dated at the city of South Boru'nlk.
(3009., this the min dny of March. A. [1.
[$097.
A. BLANCHARI),
.llillN ll. LIGHT.
MATTHEW CURBI‘II‘T.
(Jonimiiiw. oi the South Norwnik l’nion
School District. ind
Nuiicr- l'I Iwri-liy also given that no es-
ecsemcnt oi the rninhic catntc of tho unid
district, which who no nituntcrl that there
was no distinct and separate vnluc. he»
been made by the nonexsorx nod this day
tilted by the clerk of solid digit-lot with the
nelectmcn of mid town. M No. In linilrond
l
i
, .41
Stormer
. Your hair, when it is gone.
South llorwelk Union School,
‘ The very best that can
be; made, cod no lore
. than any other high
~~grerleeheell i, '
. l .
. Bicycles, $60,
Abroluielv th e '5 n est
medium pric e wheel
made. . “
Ideal Bicycles, $50,
Handsome light and durv
able, with very narrow
tread.
01d wheels taken in
trade.
h" The J. r. Prowiti co.
Norwallr. Conn.
You
Will
Miss
Itl .
If
you would keep it on your
,« ‘head use Hale's‘Compound
Quiniue.
so 01::
at your
druggist's.
. ' .‘..‘.laa....“ "
Storage Warehouse
Th ncoIn [itemize arehonoe
g? eternireetmlew reeoéun
.. "comm mm c
”Immune! M
Household Furniture,.Plenoe.li-
oyelee, carriages. Ito.
For lull ourtioulare lunch at the
oilioe ot
TAYLOR I OOLDQN,
u WASHINGTON STREET.
Connecticut
South lion-it.
Young Man ,
Do not take the chances of
dying without insurance
whrn ii 1.3 come a dny or 24
ccntn per week or ‘12 on per
your will insure your life
for .i ,lilili.
plucr'. In the city of South Norwaik.
Conn. _ .
lintedniihe itily oi “south horn-alk-
l?onn.. this club any of March. A, DJ
mm.
A. BLAMMIlil.
.ImIN ll. IJGIi'i'.
MA'i'i‘llI'ZWJ'iiIiIlId'l‘l'. ‘
Committee of the South . Norrwnlk l‘nlon I
school Dietrict. ’ ml)
if
IOWoenimn “rm,
The beet in tho clwupeut.
Insure in the
Connecticut Benerel life
Iueurenoe do, of Hartford.
.. I. L'HOMMIDIIU.
tfionth'dinfitroet.
THE TIME IS GET
veer
LIGHTWEIGHT
GOMFOBTABLEB
wOno oi the beet lines that it.
bee ever been our good fortune to
secure; doesn't'cost any more. than .
the heavy sateen sorts and are ever
so ,much better. Very pretty do-
slgns. filled with the beslwhlie cot—
ton. $1.40 for some‘and “.75, $1.90.
$2.00 for others. ~ ~ .
.. The Flannel department is in post
session" of a large lot of Shining“
Skirting and Paiama flannel; will
wash and not shrink. are strong and
will not leap—warm and al the same
time not like all-wool. They are our
owu importation which. explains why
we are selling them for only 20 Cents
a yard.
Showing the largest land most
carefully chosen Drapery Materials
and Furniture Coverings in town.
Popular grades that are suitable lor
the best class of decorations.
Silk warp and Cotton Tapestries.
Brocaleile. Derby Tapestry. Cecl
Drapery-”Tm‘rl‘élilgilk‘s‘I-Satln do
Russo. Silk Plush. Velour and Cor-
duroys.
For men who shave: Eau de
Quinlne. Vegetals. Brillianllne. Toi-
let Waters. Cosmetics. Face Pow-
ders and Roman extracts. At con-
sidernbly lower prices than such good
things usually sell for.
English Twill Suiting, a fine mixed
cotton labile that comes for rough-
and-rcndy wearing. For suits or
separate skins; mixed elfeclswblue
and while. brown and while. red and
white. red and blue. brown and black.
Some 30 diliorem styles, 32-in, wide.
_ All wouldruped etc, the newest thing, in black goodsfil 2.3
m
..._._.._. TRISTRAM e HYA'I'T,
ionznvflc'i empower
uou’inmuc. court. ‘
I
e
S p r i
Cheviot costume cloth, the boat valuc ever shown, p;ice 251:
All wool checks. all colors. 250
All wool and silk mixtures, never sold loss than 390. ‘fl 250
All wool Indin serge, all colors, regular 39c quality, " 290
All wool French mixtures, handsome styles. " 500
All wool jutqnnrdn, mode to cell at 75c, " .590
High art novelty dress patterns, no two alike, $1. 00 to 811
Black Dress Goods.
The latest styles in all the new (obi-ice in combination of
silk and wool and mohair and WOOL
Fine nil wool India serge, 25c, 39c, 30c, 750, SI 00
Priestly silk warp heuriertns, ti on, 1 25 i 59. i 75
Fine all wool French henriottn.’ 50c. too Ill 00
Black mohair lustrine, ' 29c. 500, 75c, :31
Black Brillianiine serge, 506
Fine all wool diagonal snitings, 50c and 75x:
Handsome patterns in jucrxuurd mohair, 50c, 73c, ti, i :25
All wool French crepons. - 75¢:
Silk and wool and mohair and wrnl n weirfos, 64); to ill .30
dress,
brie
linkers,
Mop sticks,
Black Silks.
Four special bargains in the Silk Department.
L. I“. and C.
Block moire voloir, the latest thing for shirts,
H-
Jacquard mohair, lined with inflate, velveteen bound, *5 m
Figured shun, ' '
Checked skim, black, navy or brown.
Housefurnishing Department.
, Sp’eciul for this week in illiusclurnishing Drpnrtmont.
Lnrgc :ithi dinner plates, white,
(Iovero i vegetable dishes,
Wash pitcher and basic,
100 feet clothes lino, l"
nilverwnrc,
We are now showing our entire new line of
ng IressGOOcISI
including all the very latest productions of foreign and domestic looms.
Black pntin duchese,27 inches wide, worth dlrprioo 75c
Black penu de sole, nil silk. nothing better to wear, «2'9:
Block Japanese silk, makes the best kind of n summcr
50".
”it!
Separate Skirts.
Figured brilliantlne. seven gored, velveteen binding. in on
Figured brilliantine,goodquality, lined with rustle cnnr
$l on
$7 an
$1.30
7M: rnrli
L’fn: tui’ll
7!:
Win} "
1).:
n
.n: ”
cleaning and polishing powder, the stt for
lac box
TRISTRAM _& HYATT,
Ina
fast colors, and only'l2l cents a yard.
Wash Goods department. .
You will remember that we told
you a few days ago. maybe a week or
so, about a large new line of Table-
cloths and Napkins. We are glad
we did. So are ”re many buyers
who have availed themselves of the
big chance offered.
An extensive variety oi patterns—-
69. 75. 89c. and SI.00-—ihai are
nailhcr job lots or broken assorlmonis.
Neither are they marked down be—
cause somebody has failed. or tried
to (all. They are regular lines of
the latest productions oi the best
Irish makes. and put on‘our counters
to sell at those prices became we
bought them right.
THE D. M. HEAD 00.
AND TO THOSE WHO ARE LOOKING FOR THE MANY AND
GREAT BARGAINS Wii ARE OFFERING IN liU'l‘II
KitchenWarealDryGoods
Vie Would Say Hurry Up! .
The ehelvcenre being torn down and next week will we on putting them up in our new quarterlel-i Washington St.
We cannot give no perfect service no we might wish. yet we trout you Will overlook
that for the present inasmuch no we are selling
GOODS OF ALL KINDS” ACTUAL COST OR LESS!
And in the kitchen depertrnent which we are retiring from. at prim of about one half the cost to produce.
0303.3 H. V.“ AEITVNI. Fr...
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THE SOUTH NORWALK eosron sroRE.
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TING SHORT
Norwalk, Connecticut
Gazette B'l’d’g.
it
ugurétiO”fi Déysale
THURSDAY, MARCH 4th,’97.
SCOFIELda HOYT’S!
7’ yards 4 4 bleached 'muslin, $1.00 3, pair children's black [1.353, 2;":
m “ 4-4 unbleached sheeting, 1.00 B ‘ l k '
‘ 6‘ " « ‘ t =- z n -
Best 28 inch percalrs, 6 1-K yard ‘ 3 ‘0” “xx” e.l., 4— pair
IRegular madc'fast black, ladics hose, I1 PM: The best soft finl l; :lm (“ambfic lifling. 3c per yd
l Special discounts to carpet buyers on this rne‘norn'olc 4th of March. We shall show a large variety of
lien: curtains at rock bottom prices a: this Sale.
New Ilm- ni wrappers from 75c. 39c, $1, :.|5,i 23. L35.
Separate dress skirts at Sr 69, z 25, r 75, 3.50, 5.0:. Sales from
ESQDFIELP MOVE
'Weddiggand Society
W ’
ding invitations, nnnrmntemnnts,
lagoon a character.
luadvnucc of printing.
prices.
a
sprcxal solo.
all goods wil
SOUTH NORWALK.
Thchithsl grade ul Wm
The Power of Gold
May or may not he the mightiest among men, but
the run-liaising powcrut a dollar in our establiehmcni
was never greater than it will lie (luring Our Lenten
8 a. m. 2211 o p m.
BWashington St
, $9: N9'_wa'k'
The Scnlncl can now ofier indurcihcnts t0 rallies desiring engraved weds
calling cards, etc., of a specially advan-
k at prices but a very little
We shall be pleased to show samples and give
Mondays, chm-srinys and Saturdays
l by sold at one half regular wires. This
sale will afford the public on opportur iiy to purchase
WATCHES,DIAMONDS AND )IélVELRY
at for less than an: during this sale. Come early and
secure bargains
prices except on above days.
H o M I R B. H o Y T I a JIW‘LH:13%2.OPTIOAL
no Washington .troot.
Positively no goods at rcdurcd
OONN‘OTIOUT.
UNITED
No Repair
South Fowl”!
1m
l
onrnnsr Ill n1: semen
Angola Thing '
Will antwcr some people for a bicycle. Others want
the bent in material. Workmanslup illlll '97 improve-
ments. Uur High Gi’ilill’ Wheels are unchallenged.
Strong. rinrnhlc, heunliiulmnur
$11115 BICYCLE!
“they Steed the feet.”
Our "dolloee" lheele.
hills on our wheels. Medium grade
Vindu. Unehellenued In Prioe‘eud Guilty.
We 00mm!
Tho lldlvngloneon
lining but it iewweelle oil. we would cell
attention to our
"PM! DIPAITIIIT
llama refitted with all minions not i-dete ,
[mill end npolienoeu for bicycle renew
inn. We do nickel plating end trauma-t
ion in all colon er factory inimuiipecnl
or"
ntmntlon'ulren to Ledine’ when .
"BS Mild“
in till the intent colors. line contented by our now
own» on the rim. Unr rennin» llfiflll’lmflifl: id in them on e eonspetuot Immunity,
Brion no your wort: we guarantee entire nets-iteration.
IIARII d HOY'I', I0 Washington Street.
can do not «mop or
Norwalk Chronicler