‘ ,ot First avenue. is .
f ones. of New York. is
III l‘lu. J. 8. Morgan, of
m high School At.
' will meet in the school
“V of the East Norwalk
will meet at Hautord’e
” , to hear appeals
. wield-and hie revival band
. Norwulk for Rowuyton
Eliminates to 7 trolley
Where! East- Norwalk
the Sentinel: In your issue
_, under East Norwalk newt.
V‘ ‘ with other parties
‘ it was a case of right
it lhould have been J. Wil-
It the has leased a store for
Yours, etc.
B. D. Wumur.
is. Knew- horse became mam-
' « afternoon, while stand-
MAW”.
a: the m' in the we upto-
eopel church. tonieht. the hallowed;
Revival Band will be present to take
charge. ‘
A north-hound trolley oer, in cherub
o! Conductor-Barnes end Gertrue Home
and Motornrnn Harlin jumped the track
at thej . near .1. B. Raymond's,
yesterday at . delaying trove! for
some time. ‘l'he “wrecker" 1mm Eooth
Kuwait waleent for and put» the oer
on the reile again. » ' , , _
Contractor Dudley E. Hoyt hue decid-
until the weather settler. Yeeeer.
ay one of John Brund‘ege's muons
wee coueiderbly deranged by settling in
the mud to the hobo. '
Rev. Utho F. Bartholow. of Brooklyn.
has been the guest oilinendlln. E.
B. White. of Prospect Heights.
The bridge on the Connecticut Torn-
pike. near theDarien line, was complet-
ed yeeterdey.
OllflllheEndeelllleTetI.
Shortly after "Mike,” the Italian.
wee injured by a tree falling on him in
front of Joeeph C. Miller’s residence in
South Main street, yesterday, “Barney,"
anotherworhnan. cnt~oil' the ends of
two of his toes. Both men were taken
to Mr. Miller‘s house, where their
wounds were bandaged. Barney con-
tinued with his work.
Young Man,
Do not take the chances of
dying without insurance
when 3 1.3 cents a day or 24
cents per week or 312.00 per
your will insure your life
for 81,000.
The best is the cheapest.
Insure in the 4
Connecticut General Life
mm 1mm" °’ 11- 3 Insurance Coq'of Hartford.
e. a. L'Hoaeeetortu.
eBouth Iain Street.
You
of his apartment house in
poet. and the horse ran to the .
.lild duo the harness, allowing
hires himself. He continued
‘lhillgton street bridge. where
. ‘W by Thomas Martin.
“MEI Mill uonorou.
Grumman is slightly better.
' MID of John D. Crimmiue' new
end In. Allred Jelliile and child-
" fill mmtoDeflen for the summer
’Eintmoupou.
J Anni-Brady, consuloithe Con-
. ‘ » ‘M Teechere’ association for
he received preliminary pro-
: Illa tickets for the annual
‘- oi the organization in New
Key 17-19.
3. Mute, who lately cold
‘ on the Nomad]: turnpike to
’ . - . d Elli Nf'rWIlk, limiti-
‘ tomeve his family to
alternate. He willeugage
termini there.
Mainland Musical ueeo-
hmed to give a concert.
«like. April m. Bdhearsule
. " Alli. Gounod. Smart and
”Hammond” evenings.
in the concert are Hire
Moll. oontralto. and E. L.
m. Both are from New
organisation has now about
; molten. Al the meeting.
inverting. Rev. Arthur Retina
law. were added to the
I. Prelim we: arrested m-
_ m by (loneteble Keeler.
‘ ‘eyltn. Ellubeth Hitch-
oi the «ruin»: property.
le occupied. with
. - article- ot furniture
m Juetloe Sultlldkueeht.
slum until tomorrow
m became surety to
a 4”“ Momentum
“ M's horse. which
“rest. The staple was pnlledi
" Hinder. warmed;
Will
Miss
theatre“. went down. Gregory; It!
and turned into First avenue. ;
tumor-shed into all»! iniYour hair, when it is gone. lf
3. 3.0011131!!! The ehnftsi
, you no ld keep it on your
" head use Hale's Compound
Quioine.
50 Ct:
‘ at your
druggist’s.
I n . ._ . _ .
gsgd'xiloflégn‘lmm
, o . . o .
rn-d‘nhll'mfi'2m' ' ' u
r . . neurone deudmd.»
rim."ir"'::fii*lrs‘tor'"'.o'“rWWW M"
fluorine-{groom on Hair 0: application
‘ E. G. Tomlinson. Druggist
3 R. u. l‘laieted. Druggiet.
edto atop filling in the bridmatBellg
. ta ten out.
, .
lencrcu—z NOTES!
We are not handling any
wheel that is offered us,
but confine ourselves to
three malice, which we
know to be the best in the
market at their respective
prices.
The Rpmbler at $80»
I For 17 years has been our
surpassed for wearing
qualities or style.
The Stunner at $60.
Asplendid 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. Prawiti Co.
Norwallt. COan.
Open evenings.
NOTICE
South , nomn llnlon ' School
blanket.
Notice is hereby given that an assess—
ment of the mtnble estate within the mid
district has been made on the town list of
lainiand that said li~t has been this day
demited by the clerk or the said dietrict
at the ol lice of the nelectrnuu, \‘o. 5 lini-
road pla ce. South Xurwnlli. Conn. for ex-
alninaiiun. null that the Boanllof Relief
will meet. at the 0mm: of the said select-
rnen. No. 5 Railroad place. on the filth day
of March. A. l).. “897. at 2 o'clock p. in. to
hour and determine nll nppenls mode to
tlwni for nine equalization and perfection
of said summer”.
Dated at the city of South Norwalk.
(,‘nnn., this the Hill tiny of March.“ A. 1).,
.1 l.
l‘ul’
.\. BLANCHAIH).
.lUllX ll. Llilll' ‘.
3] ATP“ l-‘.\\' CU oliET'l‘.
(Tornmilu-oolhbt' South Norn‘ulk I'uiou
School lliuirn-t. nu;
some.
Notice is hereby also given that on us-
sesamentol the rambleestnleol the mild
district. which was so situated that there
was no distinct. and scpnrale value. has
been made by. the assessors and this day
filed by the clerk of plaid district. with the
selectnrcn of said town. at No. .‘i linilrond
place. in the city Oi rloutlt .Vorwulli.
(Inuit. -
llnledutthe (7in of South Norwarll;.
(2mm. this lith day of March. .\. l)..
It‘ll}. -
A. lll..\.\'llAllll.
.lullNil, l.ll;ll'l‘.
.\i.\'l“l'll I-IW,('t llilllll'T.
Committee of the South Nurrwulk l uion
Srbwl District. uni
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THE ‘TIME Is GETTING SHORT
cm. A regular, studio. as far as g I; _ , I , fl .
proper. effects are concerned-points '
that particular cheaters always want EXHIBlTION OF CORSETS'
. to know.
To ‘
snow canesrs.
Bluestllcor and fairest light-—
fair to both the carpets and custom-
,The carpets themselves deserve
every opportunity pcsible to forward
a suitable choice. a satisfactory our.
chase. for the prettiest colorings and
best qualities have been brought out
this season in all the different grades.
*TRISTRAM 8: HYATT,
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We have made arrangements with the Chicago Corset company to give an exhibition:
of theircclcbratcl KABO CORSETS, at our store for one week, commencing Mon-
day, March ISlll. This exhibit will be in charge of an expert filter. who will explain
the merits of the different styles and fit them if desired, or they can be taken home
and tried on and if not satisfactory returned and the money refunded. Ladies who
have not found a salisfactorycorsct or have trouble in finding a corset to in, are cs.
pcciully invited to this exhibition.
And to addio the climax of good New Wash GOOdS-
buying. prices are undeniably reason-
able. extraordinarily low.
FOR BOYS' WEAR—4 h it i s.
waists, blouses rind suits. . No better
time to make such things as we have
received our full lines of goods par-
ticularly suitable for BC YS' WEAR :2
FINE CAMBRlC ‘ (of. yd.
mmrtc CLOTH .1 3c.
PERCALE roe.
l-lxcusn PERCAL , l21~2c. "
s'rrumzn llrtILLuix'rs 12 1-2:. "
rituxcu CAMBRIC. ,. ’1' tsc. “
l\iz~"i"n Blooms I 25c.
New Silks.
Jacmat Duchess, Lappct Lawns, Dress Gingham s, Linen Batiste, Embroidered
Swiss Dot Batiste, ’l'issus Brode Lapp‘i Mulls, Linen Crarh [or suits.
New printed India silks. ago.
New twrllcd India silks, 50c.
New changeable talicias, 59c.
New fancy tailetas, 75c.
House Furnishing Department.
Special salcoi tumblers in house furnishing department, price 19: and 25c. doz.
'TRISTRAM & HYATT, ”neurones“
1AM mt t'mcKSUITthJz I-ZL‘. "' 5 ~ ~ ~ , ~ -~ " ~ “1"!“ " l W“ ,_ v “=7 ““5"” -‘~
W-l'KU' “HTS '2 “16» " South Nor-Walk. NORWALK.
S: are“ limutwim r7c. F'I E LD & H OYT
l'c its ('Ul.'h Will's 25c. $00 I
l-‘.\.\': l'.l'lQL'l1?~‘ ' I 25c. .
2.. An Important Notice.
Hm cream silk Caps and Ben.
netsfor infants ‘und‘small children.
As ouriown is full of wild advertising, such as golds being Suld at it ill price and 25L per ccn dlSC
we are happy to say we do not make sufficient profit on our gmds to sell at such ridiculous discount. Ex—
arninc our stock and note our prices with the same goods Oiie'ed you at half price and 25 per cent. dis-
bunt,
The 3.3" season has opened earlier count and be convin:cd. We defy competition.
rim usual because shirt waists at:
1:...r2g earlier.
We are carrying in our two stores the lirgcs‘. and Iran isomer: assortmznt of carpets and furniture, mal-
The display of beau. tings‘ oilcloth, linoleums and winlow shades. We are no: selling 7;: wind in' shades for 426, bit selling
1.21;] belts on the centre .3be ma‘n vihc best shudcdn town for 35 and we, with dcép, hcuvy fringe. ()ur gm is are curcfully selected arid will
' ’ . r . c . .. . .
mm. is enough to make people buy meet any prices for the same quanty of goods, yes,andcr -n lower.
‘u'lielhel’ anything else is selling or not
The cost is so little. '
Turkish Towels. h l g h-g r a d e south "Drunk, ce.
Sponges and well made Flesh
Brushes-modern
bath. Low enough for every bath.
QBWABHINGTON
articles 'Ol'r—Ille _,_ ,.___,,.._ M ' h
l SQUFIEEDEH 0Y1 “2:23.12“
cdnu.
room to have a supply. a generous wedding and SOOietx
supply. We doubl very much it one
an find anywhere so many teller engraVingl
{this at such low prices as they can
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THE D. M. READ CO
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The Sculil‘lci can now offer inducements to parties desiring engraved wed-
ding invitations, announcements. calling cards, cic., of a specially advan-
uigtuus character. Thehitzlmst grade of Work at prices but a very little
in admucc of printing. We shall be pleased to show samples and give
l rrccs.
AND TO THOSE WHO ARI". LOOKING FOR THE MAN\' AN!)
GREAT BARGAINS Wli ARE OFFERING IN IlU’l'lI
K itChen we re & D ry 600d 8 H o: R B. H ov T ' sJ‘W=L'J.er&.°"'°“
We Would Say Hurry Up!
..V I“
ThePower ofGoId - . . .
May or may not lie the mightiest among men, but
the purchasing powerof a dollar in uurcstabliellmcnt
was never greater than it Will be during our Lenten
special salts. Mondays. Wednesdays and Salurtlurs
all goods will he sold at one half regular prices. This
' sale wrll adord the public an opportunity to purchase
WATCHES, DIAMONDS AND jliWELRY
at far less than cos: during this sale. Come earlv and
secure bargains Posixivcly no goods at reduced
prices cxcept on above day s.
no Washington Street.
SOUTH NORWALK, . . . ' CONNECTICUT.
Mn»... .
TWELVE MONTHS
l’mm date of min-l:u,~«-,pp to 1m lbs: . «nor any maul. nod uocxprossugo on ropuiru.
'l‘hlo l'r tho lilo tsunrnutt-t. whit-ll no other water duree wulvuon '42:: [muml
n Iii‘t’l. (fume and um- ll.
”Stature i unison rims «pin Io win.
' . ' . . l"tn rim and l’l'llli‘blmfl rm 9 i l
The shelves are being torn down and next week thI see on putting them up in our new quortcrleH Washington St. MN MW”? ”m" a"! W WW“ “1”“ m ! ‘ ' m” “I“
x We cannot give or perfect service an we might wish. yet we trust you will overlook
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Add in the kitchen department which we are retiring from. ntpricca of about one hall the cost to produce.
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that for the present inasmuch as we are selling
THE SOUTH‘ NORWALK BOSTON STORE"?
eeonee I. van acumen. Prop.
03 Weehington ltroet. - - - ;
PRHINT ADDRIW. WILL liflMOVll APR". m tonsil WdfllllNGTON STRBKT.
v
0. Bring in your old wheel and gut.
llll'i'nillllllul. Wofllnhrprino you. We do rupuirum and do it right. l'OIllf‘i' flil‘l'illi
illld bend handlebars without- splitting them. Wo do repair-int: cheap. for while
Min-rs him ll own. no can do it unruolt‘v'. owl low you tlw cost of iiiut ulnu'e
wows. are the point?
Th9 Baby Wizard,
The neutron owl dulniloet no (lyriloilumtou you over now. (Boom in and look at
it. Full line of folding common at llllllllnl vmt. liartumu's bullets. tmulmt halal.»
dud MIppllvl at New \ urli prices. Bar-gums in second-bend cumulus. Develop
inn and printing dune.
‘ RIOHARD.ON IIOC.
1‘.) North Main Street. ~ - South Norwalli.
Before deciding on your'flmounimetnineeereluiiythe
ofi-Jlimw”
., ”WI 0/65 .
‘ Iouth \NOI‘WIIK. Conn They have a superior standard of quollly and note ilitlr perfection of
detail and urinary of construct an. Models on ethibltlon It
. IIARII I HOYT’I, eo Wellington West.
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