Evening sentinel, Saturday, March 13, 1897 · page 8

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

I. had Introduc-

Mord. Mr. and

It... Belle lion
_ 3 Foster Jrnninga.“

. Baker. After the

refreshments were

. edietrictcomtnit-

imitating for next
a proposition (for
the Benedict Farm
promiaea to be a very
Anumber of citizens.
"fl advisable to build' on
, is poeeible a vote will be
' on the committee to

new clues. or "Q. B.
has been recently or-
,lrom the yontha who
eeaed religion. will meet-
Vaflern’oon in the clan
tile Beet Avenue Methodist
”4:15. Charlee Aina-
Ibe: appointed superinten-
Robert Thompson assistant.

m”...

iaaldeatot the East side, this
’ ”The eeieetmen ehonld see
the sidewalk from Fort
MEI» avenue. to Ban-
..pat'in sale condition. The
the juncture of Fort Point
”Ivonne is in a danger
.andahonld be replaced."

.3. Smith will preach in the
.. . " Emma!
M moaning, from"'()ur
Ll inrRejoioing." In the
7 o'clock. the putter will
' the subject, "Pentlcoet
Halli! to HandWorlr: or,
aGreat Revlon." ’

 

 

' ‘metian church. Em Nor-
I morning and evening.
Mullins baptienI. an
Ill mad. Seats are free.
"Fluent Truthz"

"not! he Contractor Minor
“m fright. y'euterday alter-
wee-tending in trout of
(Mt poet-cilia. and
' , lively rate. HIII speed
”I Hamleman Wallace
any damage wee done.

m «g...

m» Revival band has
I W of Rev. Henry
‘ infield“ «annelhnc oer-

, tremolo-tumm-
Wednesday night.

WM... m-

1.4mm

 
 

mmmm at lice. m.

a to Mrs. Prophett {u

an addition to the prea- I

‘ I. Ainewcrth will pieIIclI' In ——«-—--———

“a, Manon at the nan
' “will holdlteqnar-

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Amanda Winter. at

' ‘ limo mm
Willem Under

hymn:-
0W9 I0

ileum et
III Cinnamon
m

today Jamilarehallwillheretnrned
toilehminhualoud. Hanhall he:
beenlnthiseoennynx yearn. but he:
not retitled in any- one town long
Mic gain a residence. The
muscles in his arms have connected,
innit“ it impossible {whim to work.
andashehasa brother intheold
country whoean care (or him, the ne-
lectman deemit hectic: the town to
eendhlnithere.

_...—-..

President leat'e Antoinette,

‘At a meeting at the Epworth League
ctthe Norwalk Methodist, church. last,
church, Preeident H. 1!. Kent ap-
pointed ‘ the ‘ Iiollowinx chairman
for the various departmenta: Spiritual
Work. 0. I". Til-tram; Mercy and Help,
Mire Minnie Austin; Literary, Mrs.
Frank Veil:Soeial, lire. II. )1. Kent:
Correepondence, Miss Carrie Stine; Fi-
nance, Clarence Slaneon.

 

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The Miniaterlng, Central and Kind
Words Circles of King’ a Daughters. of
the Norwalk Congregational church,will
all meet this ufternolm.

to n "tumuéwflmm “tie

IlairE trun- Iggy”! a ”w“ drill-3
hunt-ed heating on at: on nuplicutfllii‘fi

E. G. Tomlineon Drum-t
n. u. Plaiatcd. fimggiu.

NOTICE

South lorwelk IInion
District.

 

 

 

 

Notice Ia hereby given that an ”new
mom of the ramble relate within the mid
diatrict has n nude on the town list of
IBIIISIInd that IIIIlIl liet. has been this day
deposited by the clerk III the mid district
at the oillce oftlIe IIeIeI town \0. 5 lini-
road place. South .\orwnllt. Conn” Ior «I x
nmiuaiiou. III that the Board; of Relief
will meet on e oilicc oi‘ the will select-
men. No. 5 Railroad place. on the lllth day

too. 3

1'he my best that can
be made, and no leis
than any other high
grade wheel. ,

Sterner
Bicycles, $60

Absolutelv th e Ii n e st
medium price wheel
made.

Ideal Bicycles, $50,

Handsome light and dot
able. with very narrow
tread. .

Old wheels taken in
trade.

The]. T. Prowiti 00.

.(l Norwallr. Conn.

For

the
Best
Printing

 

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Loovo Your
Ordor at
tho

Sentinel ‘.
(Office

You
Will
Miss
Itl

Your hair, when it is gone. II

 

of March A. ".189. aIL’o'cImwkp an, to
hear and determine all nope-ale made to

of said aaecasutent
Dated at. the oily of South Norwnllt.

(logo, thiathelilh day of March 1)..
y“ . BLANCHAIII).
.IIIIIN II LIGHT.
.\I A'I‘I'IIII'W Ctllilll". l'T

Commltlecof the south Sci-walk I nion

School District.

. IIOTIOE

Notice in hereby also given that an an-

diatrict which was $0 situated that there
was no distinct and separate mine. has
been made by the measure and this day
filed by the clerk of said district with the
eelectmeu of «old town. at .\o. 5 Railroad
pclace. In the city of South .‘lorwalk.

on

Dated at the City of South Norwnlk
gluon. thie Ilih day of March. A. D'

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A BLAXIIARI).

JOHN H. LIGHT

MATTHEW (‘OitllE'I‘T

Committee of the South Non-well: I‘ nior‘;
‘ nI

School DIetrIct.

them for the Initialization and perfection l

easement of the mtable eetnte of the said .

you would keep it on your
head use Hale's Compound-

Quinine.

' 50 Ct.
at you?"
druggist's.

HMNM... -

Young Man,

Do not take the chances of
dying without insurance
when 8 1—3 come a day or 24
cents per week or 012 on per
your will insure your life
' for II (no.
The best is the cheapest
lnaare' III the

connectieut Boner-I life
Iuauranee 60., of Ilertiovd.

 

O. O. L'HOMMIDIIU.

3 IN,

. cuffs detached.

uneasy cIIIts

PR ETTY EFFECTS

u—I-A suliiclent proof of their pupae
larity. We mean to be the centre of
all things fashionable. oII'r idea Is
never Io loso sight oI the choiceness
which women are constantly seeking. '
either in beauty or tar—reaching dura-
blllty. The best style: will always
prevail.

One of the most pronounced Ica-
tures oi our silk stock this season. In
addition Io the robotic qualities. It!
the unquestionable Iowness of the
pricesc—a triumph that we are proud
to achieve. -

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Men’s new Colored String Ties. all
silk. 2 for 25 canton Silk Band
Bows I32. each 2 for 25 cents. A
iavorile boxing pl:

Also men's new Colored 805 m
Shirts. In the plaids and checks
which are now so popular and In-.
creasingin number. MOO each;
A favorite buying
place for shirts, loo.

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SEPARATE SKIRTS-daily-
made onesmin all the grace and
beauty of new Spring olfacts. A
superb collection oi elegantly‘gemefl
styles linked with economical halt-I: 7--
lovely hanging Mill lioncsilv m.

Sheets and Pallon Casasw
inducements for buymg new.

Pillow Case-.4. 4.. x 30 for 7 and i0

cents: 43x 'lo :‘3 82ml II cents:
50x 36in: :21. and IS cams: 54 x
36 for IS aIzi l7 cents

She-III If lauds ride by "‘. yards
long 37. to 35 . I; x 2:. from
36 to 40 cents: 2 x 2; from 38 lo
43 cents: 2‘, n2}. from 42 to 45

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RISTRAMII HVATT.

 

EXHIBITION OF CORSETS.

We have made arrangements with line Chicago Corset compaoy Io give an ex Iibilion
of their cc "cbra ni KABO CORSETS, at our store for one week, commencmg Mon
ilay, March lslll. This exhibit will be in charge of an expert litter. who will cxplaiff"
the merits of the diilrrent styles and fit them if desired, or they can be taken home
and tried on and if not satisfactory returned and the money refunded.Il.1d'res who
have not found a satisfactory cor- at or have trouble III finding a corset to III, are cs
pzcially invited to this exhibition.

New Wash Goods.

JilC’. oat Duchiss, Lappct Lawns, Dress Gingham =. Linen Batiste, Embroidered
Swiss Dot Batiste, 'l‘issus Brod;- Lopptt Mulls, Linen Crash for suits.

New Silks.

New printed India silks. 250. .
New twilled India silks, 50:.

New changeable talietns, 59c.

New fancy taffcIa's, 75c.

House Furnishing Department.

Spec ial salcof tumblers In house furnish“ .gdepnrim: nt, prIcc TI) and 250. dc7.

 

Norwallk, conn'ootlcut .
Gazette B’l’d’g.’

TRISTRAMW I. HYATT,

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South Nor-walk.

SCOFIELD & HOYT.
An Important Notice.

As ourtown is full of wild aIiIcIIisioo. such as gmd- heingsol l (1‘ II III pré. .. :Ind 33 I per (co m“ ,u. I.
we are happy to sm we do not make suIIII lent prom on ()JI' gzods to sell .I such rillil Illou‘s discount, Ex
amine uurstock and note our prices with the some goods 'oflcred Ian .I lI-I lz' price and 25 per cent. dis-
count and be convinmd. We defy competiti on.

NORWALK

 

cenIS' 2‘, x 2;.1'3} 55 cents; 21.x
7.}. to. 5:5 can: Ll} x 2,‘ for. (>5
cents; 2.‘ x 3 .AIIIS for 70 cents

can depend upon Ilwir being at the
lowest pilifis In: 5 :cu q Ia.I its

 

vines Iiguros and faster. elfm's
The most correct mill?! .II for li.g'm
Iluliy comfortabies 5 can a fixl
Wash Co MS departmem

Our Collon Ba'li a” ll“ b“) all.
Iainahleclll. "“ II III: 2‘;

tuJe

The UplI: Tr’er'Ilepsr'IIwII i-z mak—
ing a parllcu. ll’ I! v'el do IllCIlSlIall’JIl
these days ; ll‘.’ .I gooii o :j'er, m IIII
log The best way I) keep potted
to come in oiienmcomc m whether
you buy OI not

 

4 South Ilain Btreet.’ ...._

 

 

THE; D. M. READ co.-

 

THE TIME IS GETTING SHORT

AND TO THOSE WHO ARE LOOKING FOR THE MANY AND
GRIi \T IIARGAWS WI-Z ARE OFFERING IN llU'Ill

KItchenWare&DryGoods

We Would Say Hurry-Up!

'l'he ehelvea are being torn down and next week will tee ue putting them up in our new quartersdli‘l Washington St
We cannot give as perfect nervice on we might wish, yet we trust you will overlook

that for the preeent innamuch an we are selling

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60005 OF ALL KINDS AT ACTUAL COST OR LESS!

And in the kitchen department which we are retiring from, at pricee of about one half the coat to PYOdIIceI
In? , ~ I

THE SOUTH NORWALK .BOSTON STORE.

«one: II. van anew“. em.

They are all II: sI-cmss goods and GI ,

ClIaZI as for c 33150"?! bias in stripes.

We are. carrying in our two stores the Urgent .m i han lsomest assortmm: o c Irpc. s and {um Lure mit-
Imgs oilcloih Iiuolcums and window shades. We are no scllmiys: win I Iw shall»: I )l 4m, I) ll; selling
*the best shade In town for 35 and no wi h deep heavy fringe ur gllnjs arc cuntuliy‘ selected and .33”
- meet any prices for the some qIIallIy of goods yes. and uen lower.

 

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Weddlniand Society
Engraving!

e
The Scnllnclt can now offer ind I'cmcnts I0 parties Ilcailing cngravul well-
ding invilnlinns, announcements (ailing curds elc., III a spclinllv nilvano
morons IIIaIIuI: Innf'l'he highest grade oi Work .It prilcs but a very little
in II‘llilIlCC oi piloting. We shall be pleased to show samples and give‘
mites.

 

The Power of Gold

May or may not he the mighlicst amorg men but
‘ the purchasing pun er of a dollar" III II III cstublhhmeol
was I'lt.’\t"l‘ greater than it will be during our Lenten
special sale. Mondays, \\ cdnesduvs all: Il Salurilms
, all goods \IIII he sold at one half regular pi Ites 'lhis
sale Will afford the lublic .In IIppIIItuI fly in pumhusc
wn‘ulus DIA‘MIINDS ANIIJII‘LuELRv ‘

III for less IlIaII cos: during this sale. Como toriv and
more bargains Positively on goods at rctluicd
prices except on above Ilm s

H O M E R B. H OY T ’ s J‘W‘F";,I3Igg_°"|ceu

‘ no Washington Stunt.
SOUTH NORWALK. -. CONNIGTIOLT.

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TWELVE MONTHS

l-mm IIIIIo III cur-chm up to too IIIII over my road Illlil unexpmeaae on repairs.
'I‘IIIII In the [do guarantee. which no olllcl2 IuIIlIer dares toalve on u hi pound
whorl (‘mnu and IIIIII it.

vaeutucrimmnIIIIIe upin Iowlu. IZIuplrIm iIllIl Princeton“ run easier and.
IIIII lump-I- than any luw leIIed wheel Inside. Bring In your old wheel and not
”It Without». We’ Ileurpriue you. We do wpnirinu and do it rillhi, relacu gnarihi
and bend hundlebara without upllttiuu thqu. “Lg do repairing cheap, for whlln
others hire II man. I‘ll can do it unmium. IIIIII ante you the coat 0! that won‘t
wages. Bee the politi‘

The Iaby Wizard,

gl‘ho “ante“ flilil Ilainlloat. Inn. Cycle Cutuorn you met new
I

Come in In I It I
Full line ct ioldlnu camera: at alumni IIoIIt ltzutunin' a bullet». elicit?» mini.
Develop

and IIIIppIIeII III. New York prince. litigator in secondhand column.
Inn and printing dune.

RICHARDSON IROOI
South Norwnlli.

19 Notth Main Street.

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The Ridingloaeon
II III a hat II few weelIII oil. we would call
attention to W

“Mil “Mill“?
IIIIIIII wgltcgpwhh IIII {dentin I‘m min"
mo'lilli It liaison till ( t'ti irI
lint Wed" niche platina it’ltil emi-
IIIuInIIII onion etmtury actinyprleeu “min
Mean It itmtctndiec’w

evil” “Mild
u not mm. commie/arm

 
 

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