M Phillipeon are re-
.Mfln. Charles Dens-
"llfoeriouely ill and entirely
. ’ W at [the home of
K. E. Webb. No. 31
Tommi. or Cottage ave-
-. her duties at the oilice
’llrninway ocuupany. in
Bnrmlough. 3! New Ce-
Nellie Avery, of Silver-I
My nested! Mrs. Annie 4
illuminant. l
, Moron. of Brooklyn, and
heron. or Flushing. L. 1..
' , of Robert Slicer, spent Sun~
his at him home in VanZandt
and for the purchase of records frmu
privatslndlvldoals.
lanes: and aowmwummrm
the total cost will oodoubtedl! m,
uearlyfllmomo. ltwilloooaiasol' ll!
volumes. including ”an index and an
maps. illustrating the important battles
of the war, campaigns. routes ct march.
plane of forts and photographs of inter-1
“fills wanes. places and persons.
“lost of thesepiotureaarotaken tram
photographs made by the late H. B.
Brady. of Washington. ' Several your
ego the government purchased his stock
of negatives. Each volume will. there-
foremoet on an average of about ”8,785,
which probably m the coat of any
book of the kind that was evcriaeued.
Copies are sent free to public libraries.
and 1.347.999 have been sodietribnted.
The atlas costs 022. .
."The remainder of the edition is. so
at prices ranging from 50 cents to 90.
cents per volume. But there does not
seeintohea largepopuiar demandJor
only 71,194 copies have been sold. tore
totelofwlmoi. The bookscsn be ob-
tained by addreeaing the secretary of
war. .
“The material used in the preparation
of these hietorlee is taken from both the
federal and confederate ambieves. The
reports of communion of armies. W'
brigades, regiments, etc., are carefully
editedand arranged was togiveaoon-
eocutive account of all engagements,
with as little duplication of unneceuary
material uponible, and as the writer
represents both aides of the struggle, it
may be regarded as impart ." "
Young Man,
Donut take the chances of
Gonnecticut General life
, m, 0; given“. mulusurance cc" of Ilartford.
me his position with The l
\ owner» and began his dutieel
I. I. L'HOMMIDIIU,
. with Walhicerdr Dmyer. or; mouth atrium.
. "NW“ l
Avenue Revival band will; You
, Mindyto Boweyton. but will?
tomorrow night at 7:30 in the; wm
. .. of the Rowayton Methodist g
' I a
, mum..- . Miss
‘ _ Mulch” in Grade 5. ol the‘
echool. hen recovered from
end resumed her-duties. Her
' New will meet George Sid-
WMury. Tuesday, the 30th
5 W Brown. George Wioke
”mow. Ferria will witneea the
or which minute he very in-
D. Wright. who has had con-
experiment the meat busi-
“has leaned the more in Captain
new building on the Walling-
Nldfle. and is fitting it up
. and racks. preparatory to
Initial.
" Malinda narrow escape.
walls at "work in Dennis &
sateen WW1“ South Nor-
_ “near a lathe. when a belt
m around the shutting.
= the no pound lathe post
We head. and carrying it
. m which it punched
' petulant of the Norwalk
* . , church lipworth
Mm. together with
who" miners of
~ , eeelety, visited the last
' some people‘s meet-
. libs who was a
a delightful aplrlt of fra-
‘ prevailed ilumgbout
‘. Ill Laurette Mus-
W were given or
arho think highly or her. present- ‘
m a huge bouquet of flowers ‘
It!
(Your hair, when it is gone. If
you would keep it on your
50 Ct.
at your
druggist's.
_"It will requireat least threeyearay
”00.000 to complete thework. so that /
lull. which contains 178 plates “(1*
head use Hale's Compound u
Quiniuc.
u got ordinary crimes
fluent and. museum emf! .
prevalent???"
We are not handling any
wheel that is oderéd ' us.
but confine ourselves to
.g three makes.‘ which we:
know to be the best in the
market at their respective
prices. .
The Rambler at sec. .
For 17 years has been uti-
surpassed for wearin g
qualities or style.
The Sterner at $00.
Asplcndid wearing wheel,
modeled on beautiful lines.
The Ideal at $50. ‘
A strong,durable,easy run-
ning bicycle that can be
thoroughly depended on.
The J. T. Prowiti Go.
Norwalk. ,Coun. V
Open evenings. '
V NOTICE '
South Iorwalk llnlon
District.
v
School
Notice is hereby given that an uneas-
mcnt of the rntablo cetnte within the wild
district. has been made on the town liet of
1896 and that void lief. line been tbia day
deposited by the clerk of the said district
or. the allies of the neleclmen. No. 5 Rai-
road place, South Norvvnlk. Conn.. for ex-
amination. and that the Boarilfof Relief
will meet at the office of the Mill select-
meu. No. 5 Railroad place. on the lluh day
of March, A. ll. ism, nt 2 o'clock p. on. to
bear and determine all appeals made in
them for the initialization and perfection
of mid newsman.
- - - Dated at. the oily of South Nor-milk.
(lying "when 1mm“, -Couo., ihlathollm [lily of March. A. 1).,
when 3 Lil cents a day or 24 13:17,
' . BLANUHAMD.
z- “”99"”? °r "2'00?" .r .u.\' u. ”our.
you”!!! mm 3'0!" "9 MATTHEW CURBI-lT'l'.
10111.000. (lunimltlee'oflhe South Norwelk l‘nlun
The beat is the cheapest. ”cm” ”Whig, . x "'5
Insure in the ' “o-l1ca
Notice is hereby also givon that an ac-
emmcut of the rumble eamu- of the raid
district. which was no xituated that them
was nudiatlnct and separate value. hen
been made by the measure and flu» day
flied by the clerk of Mid district with the
eelectmou of mid town, in. No. 5 Railroad
place. in the city of South Novwnlk.
(Bonn.
Dated at the City of South Norwolk.
Conn. this llih day of March, A. D.
Hill. -
A. BLAXHARD.
JOHN H. l.lilli'l'.~
MATT“ KW .(Itlltlml‘l‘.
Committee of the South Norro‘nlk l'ulou
School District. mil
common
plumb"lgir.rvi‘r"n7£ii°"l'i’§"‘""3
Marla“, nation on err on earl-cationtfih
E. G. Tomlinaon. Druggiat
ii. H. Plalatcd. Druggiat.
l
r ocean on
acumen ' .
no ovenenose. " '
no qualify and styles aretlie best
and varieties numerous. Foulardfs
are unquestionably the leaders in all
spun. silks. pronounced so by every '
one Inga posilion lo determine'ihls
important point. consequently our
different llnes are in readiness“ for
any demand thatcan be made upon
them. ‘
The best quailllés ot,.ccurse ex-
perience a greater fineness to fllhe
touch and are more elegant and
glossy in appearance. The designs
are bgaullful and varied ln. style.
making them comparatively exclu-
sive with us for cur trade: among
them will be found the red ground-
work with black figures. one of the
ice: colorings that has just poppe
out. ’
The medium priced and lower cosl
grades are full to overflowing; one
grade alone we are offering over 20
different, designs and colorings.
in the corner window, Main St.
and Falrfiold{Avc., there is a very
pretty display of Kurl Canvas and
Granite Melange. two very choice
lines of this season's newest imports.
They are as distinctively individual as
good last: can suggest. Kurl'pan-
vas supplies a want for those who
are not altogether satisfied with too
smooth effects.
Carpets this season are extremely
allmrtllv: and specially Interesting.
Auraawe because of their beauty
and qualify; interesjlng because of
the considerately low cost. it sur—
pllses almost every one how cheaply
a floor can be covered nowadays-
cheaply and eeaunfully l. ' llle
groups at buyers-woe {m and three
pencils—«are new every day gather-
ing in the prelilest
HANDKERCHIEFS-A B l u
SPECIAL. Ladies’ sorts h e m
stitched. embroidered and blocked»
all pure linen—made to sell for 25
cents each. at this sale l5 cams
each. it cost more to lend them in
this country than the price w: are
selling them for—IS cams,
Boys' Cheviot Walsls. plaiicd from
and book. for 29 cents each; 3.1
sizes. Boy; Windsor Ties. all silk,
2 for 25 com. but only a small lo!
«all we cow .ch lust now to sell
for that price.
THE D. M. neon co.
THE TIME IS GETTING SHORT
AND TO THOSE WHO ARE LOOKING FOR THE MANY AND
GREAT BARGAINS Wli ARE OFFERING lN llU'l‘il
KitchenWare&DryGoods
We Would Say Hurry Up!
Thoshclvea are being torndown and next week will see on putting them up in our new quortcrudlfi Washington St.
We cannot give no perfect ucrvicc no we might wish, yet we trout you will overlook
that for the present inasmuch as we are selling
GOODS OF ALL KINDS AT ACTUAL 0051' OR LESS!
Add in the kitchen department which we are retiring from. at prim of about one hall the coat to produce.
THE SOUTH NORWALK BOSTON STORE,
OOOIOG I. VON ALITVNI. Prop.
as Wool-lingo» “root. .. - .
‘ l l .
”.mTRISTRAMd HYATT,‘
”mite. norm
New Wash Goods.
New Silks.
South Norwalk.
EXHIBITION OF CORSETS.
We have made arrangements with the Chicago Corset company to give an exhibition
of their celebrafci KABO CORSETS, at our store for one week. commencing Mon-
day, March 15m. This exhibit will be in charge of an expert fitter, who will explain
. the merits of the different styles and fit them if‘dcsired, or they can be taken home
and tried on and if not satisfactory returned and the money refunded. Ladies who
have not found a satisfactory con-cl or have trouble in finding a‘corset to fit, are cs-
pecizill y invizcd to this exhibition. ‘
TRISTRAM a. HYATT,
,4‘
. . ' Jae not Ducluss, Lappet Lawns, Dress Gioghams, Linen Batiste, Embroidered
Swiss Dot Batiste, Tlssus Brod: Lapp:t Malls, Lin’m Crash for suits.
New printed lndia silks, 25c.
New [willed India silks, soc.
New changeable taficias, 59c.
New fancy laticlas, 751'.
House Furnishing Department.
Special sale of tumblers in house furnishing department, price 19.: and age doz.
Norwalk, Connecticut
Gazette B'l'd’g.
NORWALK.
SCOFIELD & HOYT.
An Important Notice.
As our town is full of wild advertising. such as good.» being sold a: h i” pr;
we are happy to sav we do not make suflisien‘. profit on our gzods to sell at such ri
amine our stock and note our prices with the same goods olic’ed you at half price and 25 per can:
count and be convin red. We defy competition.
We are carrying in our two stores the largest and ban is omcst assortment of carpets and furniture, to ll-
lmgs‘ oilcloih, linoleums and window shades. We arc no: selling 75c wiml 3w shades for 42c,
:the best shade in town for 35 and ice, Willi deep, heavy fringe.
cc and 25L per Ccn diSumul,
rliculous discount. Ex.
dis-
le. selling
Our gm is are carefully selected and will
meet any prices for the same quality of goods. yes, and even lower.
OTRKIT.
South Norwnlk. ct.
BOWRIHINGTONl
,scorl
CLUB BUILDING
NORWALK.
’ CONN.
ElDlHOVT-
Wedding and Society
W
The Sentinel can now offer inducements in parties desiring cngravcd well-
ding invitations, announcements, calling cards, etc. of a specially advau.
logeouo clluramcr. Thclughcsi grade of work at prices but a very little
in advance of printing.
l flCCS.
A , . ..,
ThePower ofGold - . . .
OOUTH NORWALK. . - -
We shall be pleased to show samples and give
May or may not be the mightiest among men, but
the purchasing power of a dollar in our establirlimcui
was never greater than it will be during our Lculcn
special sale. Mondays. Wednesdays and Saturday»-
ali goods will be sold at one half regular prices. This
sale will afford the public an opportunity to purchase
WATCllES,DIAMUNl)S AND jlill'ELRY
at far less than cos: during this sale. Come eerlv and
secure bargains Positively no goods at reduced
prices except on above do ys.
H O M I R B. H O V 1' ' 8 “muggy-mu
no Wnehlngton Itroet.
GONNIOTIOUT.
-
a—
TWELVE MONTH!
. Iouth Norwalk.’conn
From 0qu of [iiiflllllfll‘dlp to too lba . over any road, llllll uoeapreasage on re in.
This in the [do guarantee. which no other maker damtouive on at): guild
wheel. Come and mo li. .
byrecuse crimson rlma spin to win. limpim and Princeton run eualer umi
lllhl loimerthan any low priced wheel made. living in your old wheel and art
our «ultimate. We lieu no you. We do repairing and do it right. relaw guards
and heiulliaudlohm wit lit opiittlogmem. We do rupalrluu limp. tor who»
whore limo man. weoaudo it ourselves. and owe you tho coat of that mau‘»
wager. lieu the point?
The Ioby Wizard.
The mute-t aml dafullost lel Cycle Gnome you ever aaw.
ll. lt'ull line of foldlo cameras at illumat ooat. lteatuum‘s bullete. [mullet uuilaka
and oupplloe at New ark prices. Bargain: in mood-baud numeral. Develop
inn and printing done.
RIOHAROION 'IROO.
19 North Main Street. - - South Norwalk.
lelore holding on your'flmountmsrfloe oereiullythe
(lime in and look at
They have a superior standard of quallty and note will perfection oi
detail and mommy of corieiruct on. Models on exhibition at
m. K Henna: a News. so mum on»
Norwalk Chronicler