‘,'r a am"
at tho But Nor-
f m the evangelistic
might, at Rowoyton. Tho
- continued and in.
. the beginninrto
to God to rice. ”to
to their feet. The
“131311 rt of the
Perl actuarial Arthur
Intuit: with organ Ind
T WOMAN . RABN'
[Slum-1 Announce In
I collie-co firmne-
fl, Chiingonrc making history.
fill” in the chronicles of My
’ Inducted unurohhi. bit-n.
Quinton, who was prominent-
' of Jewish women.
in this city, is the woman.
ook'pluce in the only .Icwirih
hitch» thing i'miItI Imppcn
Shut temple, in ludiuun avenue.
the ample which. under Dr.
. " lot! the tray in the liixvrnl Jaw-
#3;
it.
”who filled. outwith the young
mm: perhaps he arupposeti ro
ywith the formation. but
people. who perhnpu ncvcr
their creed could get no for
Wilton u to tolerate a womnu,
: ltwns it new page inmgftmw
{at no remarkable that
.. , lollihe congn-osoi’ religions
'i (air, when u Catholic hitthop
, ‘Wucmrucii of Jewish Women.
”“4“ - rut-er. tho IIC’JKI of timeou-
V and ’l’mfcsstot' Kuhn of North
(minority. out Ill‘~IiIi' Mr». Solo.
. oho u poured Invihb slum pull
‘ ml {orator-out trout in ”W
' there Will! not it disrmmgiug
”(the new ruhhi. l’r‘ith-nt
. tho "dutightcr of the
.. ” and aid that hr.- Wuu plcmoti
and lthuduirou hurl ndvunml
twhe a "daughter" might
pileo of I rabbi. He claimed
moonlit for chish womanhood.
‘ u Mdfmm tnuumcript. luk-
, of the rcoeut council of Jim.
” In her theme. She won cpl.
and i
Mg
m in oonoeruotl.” the aid.
up. There are it great runny
‘, " do not think it is over. but am
" " many men who do not
mo? in over. They have n
atom There in no law
~ of any kind. The men
m1 work and woman‘-
. more at most everything
for Judoiriu that
and are the tradition: of
million confound they were
Milton. and. the mother:
’ 9 who but little hope
‘ lion: would know
"II mutation. The oat-o-
’ wen becoming o cloud
phi room it and combo
to WI that the world ,io
. religion in worth Inv-
‘m who have iivod
religion. but than are few
fit without ita influonoc.
W who a; girl to
. . m t
. or Juduinu. Woman
. rum and «dim
carotiouolllui.
ulml for unoc-
m
or
73m
m C “in Minimum .
' It'd-um.
mo of todoymn»
mmm «lid.
' for
, hum"
" on omit it
.mmm
him.
fibt."
on: m the
”it!”
'"i
traction in outlier! outer
mun hill [on into
mill. taking
«claim do-
mwtmy unlit- o .
’ in trio-ion for firm-
.4 unit not"
V ml“ or... '
‘ ‘ 'h but.“
, m. -
gambling and
u v
or xvi
mmm
inclinati-
. run‘chhu ilinoretllorwlrd too now-ac-
tlon or arc Ind. An 6ther moor “loam
machine ha I 0 horizontal edger tor boring,
I. etc. ‘
by counctviih the neck 5 recentlypotontr
or! button he: the heck mode of cork.
A rerenilold mil. bogmeiv’or and do-
livm, for no» on single track“ railroads.
huonuprigfltrodplocod intinoeutcr oi
the cur doorwuy, which can he turned in
either direction by the mail clerk the up-
per portion having an arm for catching
the mail has and the lower port a project.
in book to deliver orbs; to 5 receiver at
the side of ti is truck, the action, mtching
the bacon the ruppcrprtn, nicoolnxtbo hog
ioutho lower nut-(lbw News.
f A fiber 1v.- Product.
Notice uppeu In in London Invention of u
peculiar ruoduc t, under the ntuue of «up
stock. prerurod .iu Brindili, which is largo-
ly utilized on mount of its special proper
ties. It is impala! by subjecting tho resi-
due of olive kernels to chemical prom
under the action 0.3 sulphuric acid, after all
means of extraction by pressure have been
exhausted. 0! this subritanco it in nit-tori
. that during the year l 894 the quantity pro-
ducod amputated to about 1,200 tour, the
medium market price for which ranged at
more $90 per ion. The article in one stion.
which is of little who as o Iuhrkiuttt, has
n ready solo among coop mont'tfumrrcrs,
audit! yeurowhon the oil crop luuiieen
favorable consider-bio quantities havoheen
exported nothis country. Grout Briton) and
northern Europe. This oil is locally
known no “olio smitureo." or sulphur oil.
from the method of Its extraction. The
refuse reruoining after the oxtrncttion is
need for fuel for steam boiler: by miller: no
a matter of economy.
—Forlale or for rout. the brute and
lot 31 Clay street. Pane-slum given
April 1. Apply to J. M. hymn, South
ND""!F:.... _ . _- _,
~hbtutullitl Cured in I lily.
Dr. Ftower‘o "Quick Blmmntie Cure"
in the only remedy that w ill immedinely
cure any can of acute Rimmed-m and
chronic Rheumatism in a few dun.
Price 01.00. For solo by R. H. Finished.
druggist.
n W-g=.-... ...§
You ng Mon .
Do not take the chuuces of
dying without insurance
when 3 Hi cent 3 day or 24
cents per week or $12.00 per
your will insure your life
for 01,000.
The boot in the cheapo».
1mm in the
connection General Life
lunar-nag 60.. of Ilortford.
o. o. unouutorcu.
”commuted.
“*BIGYGLE NOTES!
6 We are not hand og any
wheel that is olr'ored us.
batmcoufiuc curse! 10
three makes, wit h we
know to be the best in the
market at their rcopcclivo
prices. .
the humid» at $80.
For 17 years has been un-
surpassed for wearing
qualities or style.
The Sterner at $80.
. Asplendid wearing wit 1.
modeled on beautiful lines.
The Ideal at $50.
A strong,durable,easy run-
ning bicycle that can be
thoroughly depended on.
Tho I. 'l'. Prowitl Go.
Norwallr. Conn.
Open evenings.
NOTIC E- ...
South ”union School
District.
Notice is hereby given that on user»
ment of the rumble estate within the said
district has been mode on the town list of
1306 and tint said lint has been thin day
deposited by the clerk of the sold dintrict
at the oiliceof the selectmen. No. 5 lini-
plnce. South Norwnlk, Conic. for ex.
ntninotion. and thut the Bourdlot Relief
will meet my the office of the said select-
men. No. 5 Railroad place. on the iiith day
of Much, A. D.. um. at 2 o’clock p. m., to
bear and determine all appeal-r mode to
them for tin: equalization and perfection
of mid moment.
Dated at the city. of South .Xorwnlk.
ggnw this the iith day of March. A. D.,
O.
A. BLAXCIIARD.
JOHN H. LIGHT.
MATTHEW CURBETT.
Committmofthe South Norwalk ['nion
School District. mo
in}...
Notice is hereby also given that on Is-
eeurnent of the mubieestute of the mid
district. which was so situated that them
was no distinct and rewrote valnc. Illa
been made by the Mormon rtutl thin clay
filed by the clerk of said riictrict with tim
mlocttnou of mid town. at No. :. ltniiroml
plucc. in the city of South Norwulk.
Coon.
listed at tho City of South Nor-walk,
Conn. thin llih day of March. A. It,
1897.
A. lil..\.\‘llliltli.
.ionx ll. Liiili'i’.
MATT" l-2\V.i 7f lRIll-Z'I‘T.
Committing of the South Norrtvolk l'niou
School District. mi}
in, roundup
(M 'l' d grunt odor. till: um
I” I "III“
ti..." 55:35.?“ ”outgrow“;
iii-M i" ”run... "2:: ......
E. G. Tomlin-on. Drought
. R. H. l’luiotod. Dmitri.
r
'-
THE TIME ‘IS GETTI
hams. SLIS a pair.
ARE EASILY SEWLED.’
New 59m" sullt—Iiylo. dildos.
malarial. Our lines from the fashion-
able makers are all in now; one of
the choicest and most diplomatic
collection of quiet. natty and stun-
ning costumes to be found in a day's
lookingntomoihipg to suit everybody.
Every point which pertain; to a happy
selection has been duly coyercd.
including the very reasonable prices"
that we are selling them for.
SURAH FACCONNE, probably
one of the nicest as well as latest
novelties in the new Silk line. Our
most beautiful onesrare in solid color
grounds with uglciive'ry gray figure in
different “designs, the grounds being
wine. Edgewood. black. navy. brown
and green.
This silk not only makes a very
handsome gown but it is also one of
the most durable oi any that can be
worn. it is too bad that its rich ele-
gance cannot be suitably described in
this announcement. you'd enjoy read-
ing it so well. Seeing is better yet.
CARPETS—the great subject of
carpets is up for discussion. consider-
ation and selection. What and
where to buy. Every art in carpet
weaving which terminates in beauty
and grand good wearing qualities has
been spun Into this season's offerings.
We are splendidly prepared to provide
our customers—cverybody—wmt un-
usually choice choosings at exceed-
ingly low cost. No fancy profits on
anything. any kind.
SPECIAL for ONE DAY. The
Upholstery department offers for one
day only. Figured Silk for 38:. a yard,
Gold embroidered Mantel Drop-stirs.
$1.05. 6 x 4 Tapestry Covers. 72
cents. Silkine, 6:,6. yard. Cheniiac
Porticres. 52 CO the pair: Notting-
Ticking'CcverS.
l9c, each. 'Frcnch Sateen Sofa
Piliotvsj‘) cents. Those are goods
and prices wherein a. customer can
see the saving readily. quickly.
K IT C H E N DEPARTMENT.
Clearing out: large lot Brooms at
the astonishingly low, price of 9 cents
each. Another lot 14 cents. They
have been selling right along for 23
and 25 cents. but in order to S'l’t‘ep
clean for the remainder of this wwk
we let them go at the new pricrs.
L E N T E N STATIONERY...
beautiful and fashionable tints—mot
expensive.
THE D. M. READ CO
-- .- many—-9... ,. .
NGS
AND TO THOSE WHO ARE LOOKING FOR THE MANY AND
GREAT BARGAINS Wii ARE OFFERING IN BU'i'II
KitchenWare&DryGoods
We Woold Say Hurry U pl
The oholm are being torn down rind next week will toe on putting them up in our new quortcrsdls Washington St.
We cannot give as perfect service on we might wish. yet we trust you will overlook
that for the present inasmuch as we are selling
GOODS 0F ALI. KINDS AT ACTUAL COST OR LESS!
. And in the kitchen department which we are retiring from, at mirror of about one half the cost to produce.
“:er SOUTH NORWALK BOSTON STORE,
M, rm: would not to
"~ » QM would lint io-
' ' Wide
‘IOICI I. VAN Airfl'I'VNE. Iron.
.3 Wochington Shoot. . - - . - . ~ . tooth Norwolk.conn
PRIIIN'I' AHDRI“. WILL REMOVE APRIL in “Mill WASHINGTON “[8315
HORT
, _ TRISTRAM &HYATT, :
“.r
a
w
EXHIBITION OF' CORSETS. ‘ “
. ‘ . We have made arrangements with the Chicago Corset company in fibre an exhibitio“
of their celebratci KABO CORSETS, at our store for one week. commencing Mon.
day, March 15th. This exhibit will be in charge of an expert fitter. who will explain
the merits of the diflercnt‘styics and fit them if desired, or they can be taken home
and tried on and if not satisfactory returned and the money refunded. Ladhs who
have not found a satisfactory corset or have trouble in finding a corset to fit, arc cs-
pccially invizcd to this exhibition.
New Wash Goods.
Jac: uat Duchess, Lappct Lawns, Dress Gingham ;, Linen Batiste, Embroidered
Swiss Dot Batiste, 'l'issus Brodc Lappn Mulls, Linen Crash for suits.
b
New Silks.
New printed India silks. 25c.
New twrllcd India silks, 50c.
New changeable taficlac, 59c.
New fancy taffetas, 75c. ‘ .
HoUse Furnishing Department.
Special sale of tumblers in house furnishing department, price 19: and :5c. (I07. \
#1.
Norwalk, Connecticut
Gazette B’l'd'g.
f
TRISTRAM & H'YATT,
NORWALK.
SCOFIELD & HOYT. “
An Important Notice.
As ourtown is full of wild advertising, such as gooda beingsold at it ill price and 251. per ccu disc‘uutst,
we are happy to say we do not make suilicicut profit on our grads to sell at such ridiculous discount. Ex—
amine our stock and note our prices with the same goods offered you at half price and 25 per cczi’t. dis-
count and be convinced. Wc defy competition. .
We are carrying in our two stores the largest and hanisomest assortment of carpets and furniture, mut-
ttngs‘ oilcloth, iinolcums and window shades. We are not selling 75c window shades for 42¢, but selling
.thc best shade in town for 35 and 40c, wirh deep, heavy fringe. ()ur gun ls are carefully selected and will
meet any prices for the same quality of goods, yes, and even lower. ’
2135322112] sconrtprkgnovr.
m
Wedding and Society
Engraving; A
, , .. , The Sentinel can now offer inducements to parties desiring engraved worl-
‘l din invitations, announcements, calling cards, etc., of a spcciully advan-
togg'ous character. The highest grade of Work at prices but a very little
‘ inadvoncc of printing. We shall be pleased to show samples and give
rrtccs.
The Power of Gold
May or may not he the mightiest among men, but
the purchasing power of a dollar in our cstablidratcnt
was never greater than it will be during our Lenten
special sale. ’ Mondays. Wednesdays and SBIlll’tIalh
all goods will be sold at one half regular prices. This
sale wrll afford the public an opportunity to purchase
WATCHES. DIAMONDS AND JEWELRY
at far less than cos: during this sale. Come early and
secure bargains. Positively no goods at reduced
prices except on above days.
. . :w
H o M E R B. H o Y T r 3 J" :ngrsrag'owrrcu.
no Washington Street.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONNECTICUT.
I
TWELVE MONTHS
Krill“ «lulu oi pun-humor) to too HM. ovcr any road. and uocxpmrrogo on mpairu.
ling iri the [do “uni-omen. which no other main» durel torrivc uu urtlrmuuul
wlioel. (Sonic and tit-c it.
tiyriwumrrirutiou rims spin to win. Ernpimr and Print-stow run outlier uml
Iiinl loom-r Ihuu any low priced whm-i ruudu. Bring in yo olrl 'wth and all
our «ultimate. We'iiau rise you. Wotio repairing and do right. roiuw git-rile.
and hourlhttudlobnru wit out. hplill'tn them. Wo do repairing chill“). for whils-
oiborrr him at man. we con do it com rm. and arm you tho cont of that umn‘h'
wagon. boo tho point?
The Inby writ-”rd.
Thu mum ml deiutimt ixh Cycle Groom you «or now. Come in and look or,
II. ,i’uli lino of foldltvr content- at turnout cont. Euttuuu'o bulletin. picket with
o I
and uoppiioc or how orlr prices. Romaine in moudebtud coincm. Develop
fur: and printing dune.
RIOHARDION nos.
19 North Main Street. ~ -
South Norwalir.
“human...“ um”...
Tiny have n Itipcrior umdrmi of quality and name their perfection of
detail and accuracy of construct an. MMIBIB on exhibition at
IIAIII O HOYT’I. IO Initiator Strut.
nag
Norwalk Chronicler