Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, March 15, 1897 · page 7

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when 3 1-8 cents a day or at
«nape: week or new pet
fl ' year- will insure your life
it. starts ie mung tor ”.000. [I
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still begin the work or Bouneotlout General lite
‘50 PM Point IN losereuoe do. of Hartford.

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VeuZendt avenue.

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, , II seriously ill and entirely
rheumatism at the borne of
I. In. I. E. Webb. No. Iii-Bee-

the ooooloaion of the service in
'_ We]! church. last night.
We and Miss Bettie Rims
more by Elder F. s. Ains-

. floated. of. VenZondt evo-
eell from New York, Wednes

Avenue church. About twenty
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Mill non». of New street,
W Johnson were quietly Inor-
‘ ' y, February 10th. in Port
.‘l'hey will shortly begin house-
inflorwelk. The contracting
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Whawee'ke ol‘oontinued revival
the East Avenue Hethodist
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Minimum and evening.

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sermon momentum
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NOTICE

South lorwellr llnlon
District.

School

 

Notice Io her-ch given that en noose-
ment of the rate In estate within the said
district has been made on the town list of
I896 and thet said list hee been thin dey
deposited by the clerk of the said district
at the oilice of the eelectrnen. \‘o. 5 Rui-
roed piece South \orwnlk Conn" for ex
eminetioa end that the Bough of Relic:
will meet at tho otiico oi the ruiriseleci
men, .\'o hilailroad piece, on the 19m day
of \ierch, A. I).. 1807. M... “I o clock p. In, to
hear and determine IIII appeals Inuit-
them for the equalization and perfection
of said assessment

Deter] at the I ity of South Norwellr
Conn" this the 8th day oi March A 1)..

BLANCHARD,
JO“)v ii liflii'i'.
MATTE W CIIRBIIII'T.
Committneofthe South . orwnllr L'nion
School District. mIi

NOTICE.

Notice is hereby also given that an an
easement of the rntehle estate of the said
district which wee no situated that the!»
was no distinct and separate value. he»
been made by the WHO" end this dey
filed by the cylerk of said district with the
sol'ectrnen of sold town. at No. 5 Railroad
Iélnce in the city of South Norwsllr
Ollllu
listed at the City of South Norwallr.
Cub... this 0th do) at Manchu in..."

A. BLANHARI)
JOHN H. Lilli! 'l'
MATTHEW. COKIIET'I‘
Committee of the South Norrwellr l uimI
School District. mo

 

BIGVGLE IIOTESI
We are not handling an)
wheel that is offered us.
but confine ourselves u

" three makes. which we
know to be the best in the
marketat their respective

. prices.

The Rambler at $80.

. For :7 years has been on
surpassed for wearing
qualities or style.

The Storruer at $60.

A splendid wearing wheel,

modeled on beautiful lines.

The Ideal at $50.

A strong,durablc,casy run-

ning bicycle that can be

thoroughly depended on.

who J. T. Prowitl Co.

Norwnllr. Conn.
Open evenings.

For
the
Best
Printing

Sonflnol.
Office

W
You

Will
Miss
It!

Your hair, when it is gone. If
you would keep it on your
clicadi use Hotels Gourmand

Quinine.
50 Cu

at your

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NfiW DRESS GTUFFB

"Gets to show that we have been
entire in our shootings active so
well as thoughtful The richness and
hourly at so many of our offerings
has quite naturally misled a few Into
the mullahs-II Idea that we have none
but the
higher than maybe they would possibly
care to pay. Others evidently under-
stand our position more clearly, as
lively trolling in the following goods
will prove:

1hr: e lines of Wool Dress Fabrics,
all clean, nice, bright Vstufls. varying
in width from 32 to 46 inches. the
patterns being in smooth mixed
effects. checks. broken checks.
stripes. mixtures and the Scolchy
looking designs. for 25. 39 and 50
cents a yard.

The most of them are sIricIly all-
wool. although some oi the others
(from the nature of the weave have a
mic cotton ‘mingled in their make-up.

Then We also have a line of plain.
every-day Storm Serge. Diagonals. 7
colors and a black. that we are putting
out at 39 cents a yard." Splendld
values.

We have just placed on our shelves,
direct from the manuiaclurcr. a line
of plain Serges~exactly 44-inches
wide. honest measure and real value
w-for 39 cents a yard. In sixteen
different shades and colorings.

 

GREAT BARGAIN IN LADIES'
SILK WAISTS. Black 5.”: Talia-
Ias that were made Io sail for $6.50
each. now only $5.00 Eiack and
while Checks. $5.00 grade. now can;

Iery highest priced grades~ I

ITORE I

 

 

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RISTRnMsI-IYATT.

EXHIBITION OF OO‘RSETS.

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We have made arrangements with the Chicago Corset company to give an exhibition
of their celebratel KABO CORSETS, at our store for one week. commencing Mon
day, March I 51h This exhibit will be" In charge of an expert fitter, Who will explain
the merits of the different styles and fit them if desired, or they can be taken lI me
and tried on and if not satisfactory returned and the money refunded. Ladies who

have not found a satisfactory corset or have trouble in finding a corset to I", are cs-
pecinll y invi: ed to this exhibition.

Now Wash Goods.

lac: not DULIIESS, Lappct Lawns Dress Ginghums, Linen Batiste, Embroidered
Swiss Dot Batiste, 'I‘issus Brodc Lapprt M Ills, Linen Crush for suits.

I

Now Silks.

New printed India silks, 25c.
Now twillcd India silks, 50c.

New changeable taffetas, 59c.
New fancy tafictas, 75c.

House‘Furnishing Department.

Special sale of tumblers in house furnishing dcparimpni, price I9: and 25c day.

 

Norwalk, Connecticut
Gazette B'l'd’g.

TRISTRAM - & HYATT,

 

south Norwalk

SCOFIELD & HOYT.

NORWALK.

An Important Notice.

As ourtown is full of wild advertising. such as gmds being sold a: lull price and 251. per ccn dismmI,
we are happy to say we do not make sum :icnt pront On our grads to sell at such ridiculous discount. E.-
amine our stock and note our prices with the same goods ofie ed you at half price and 25 per cent dis
‘count and be convin :ed. We defy competition
We arc carrying in our two stores the lrrgcst aui‘han isonesi assortment of carpets and furniture, ma:-

 

53.50. And a smaLl number Frg‘.
uredSllks. $500 qualiues. now lor
$3.50 each. Just THREE Cordu-
roy Walste. to close. at $3.50 each,
As none of the lots are Large the
speedlest chooser will get the pick of
the chance.

Lenten Stationery. in all the newest
tints for this particular lime.

Violet Extracts. regular 50c. boIIles
for 25 cents. Wool Soap. Sc. 2 cake.
Fountain Syringv‘. at popular low
prices. NoiI‘s Egg Shampoo. Cum-

each. Dr. J. iT‘aIker Pray's Cream
Van-Olo and Cosmetic Rosallne. l9
cenIs.

 

 

y druggist's.

THE D. M HEAD CO

 

 

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THE TIME ' IS. GETTING SHORT

AND TO THOSE WHO ARE LOOKING FOR THE MANY AND
GREAT BARGAINS Wli ARE OFFERING IN ISU'I'iI

KitchenWare&DryGoods

We Would Say Hurry Up!

The shelves are being torn down and ncxtlwcclr will one or putting them up in our new quartersdls Washington St.
We cannot give or perfect ecrvice no we might wish. yet we trust you will overlook

that for the present innsumch as we are selling

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“on” weeds noun “m" ~

eeoee’l It. van eneTvue. III-op.

Goons or ALL IIIIIus AT rerun 0051 or LESS!

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

WTHE SOUTH NORWALK BOSTON STORE,

fipl’ggldlit'fi‘mlfim‘wu Illa... .

tooth Norwellr. cor-In

tIngs oilcloili, Iinolcums and w: ow sba Ics. We are not scliin r 75(; wind 1w sIIarlcs for no, but selling
the best shade in town for 35 an:1\:roc mm deep heavy fringe. ()ur gun Is are cnrofullv sclc :tcd illlII hill
meet any prices for the same quality of goods yes and urn loner.

 

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Weddingand Society

 

En ravln I

 

"The Sentinel cun now offer inducements to panics desiring engraved wcll
ding Imitations announccmcnts, cullingcauis etc. of a specially admo-
raucous ciIaraCIcr. The Innhvt grade ol work at prices but a very little
in advance of printing. We shall be pleased to show samples and giro
IIIccs.

 

The Power of Gold

May or may not be the mightiest among men II II
the purchasing poucrof a dollar' In our Elldel lmu III
was IIcIcr greater than it will be during nurl.cmcn
specuil sale. \londays. Wednesdays and Saturdm s
all goods “ill be sold at one half regular prircs. l I.’ s
3 sale wrll afford the public an opportunity to pun: hose
WATCHES DIAMONDS ANI) Iii ‘3' El RY

III for less IlIan cos: during this sale. Come rnrlv .m l
secure baIgains PosiIchly no goods at rcIIuI ml
prices except on above day s.

H O M I R a H OVT I sum/lure zero oI-TIcAI.

oo Washington Street.
GOUTH NORWALK. GONNIOTIOUT.

 

 

 

 

 

TWILVI MONTH.

l‘ mm IIIlIl‘ III purohnm- ,up to 400 lbs. over any mod. and non: megs on To mm.
This Iailns Ilio guarantee. which no other Innker dereetopelio on n ":Idmlml
Miocl Como and son it.

rlyrncurorrnnson rium ”PI” to win. Empires and Prlnnehmn rIIII barrier and
lust ionizer man my low puma whool Inedo. urinal): your old who»! end Ii"
our nutIIIIIIto. We 11 corp: rise you. We do mpnirlna and do it rlItIIt. relew guards
and bond handioburu wit out apiItIinuIlIenI. Wu do ropeirluu cheep. for whlln
othurehlrnu men mono doll onraolvln. mulerwo [you tho my a; that won ,
wagon. lino the point?

The Ieby leerd.

'l‘lIo troutast null dnlntloet Isa Ilyole Conway ever sew. Uorne III nml loot M
h ll'ull lino or 10mm numeral at ultimo o liIIeIInsu' a bullets. [Nichol totals»
etlllatiiiplioe Inflow orlr prices. Bargain-in second bend carol-rue. IloveInp

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my and printing dune.

HIOHAIDION .RO.._
South Norwollr.

19 N01 III Main Street.

 

The Ildlnuleeeon
II III-II but I luv weeks on. Ire would call
limousines:

,, Mull IIMITNIIIT
I ilnve retitled with oil Inmleru IIII tmlluu
5‘ Inolutid eppllenccu tor binyrdo nonm-
giiie. [YIIIII‘IIoI-‘ewh‘ pmgumd «genia‘
u it et Sen I II.

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