i delrhlni avenue.
I
,ie boring e elde-
iot hie piece.
. s
of ‘Heuint ere-
,e Welland!!!
j yesterday told the
“in Eeet'blorwalh
I
b
x2e nod no night
.toz-v. hich piece he
oilee. of. East Nero-lb.
. ”Tuesday, the guest of
, 0.,F. Teller-Anemia
W
M celled to Miller's
' of the serious ill-
“ jot the East Nor-
“willbe held tonight
on the project for a
x.
flatten. of Keyner ove—
tlmé-keeper for Cork
Croeb . on the Trem-
‘ extension toWestport'I
V 0010mm), of St. John are-
for Providence, R. 1..
', enéego in the millinery
ill be: ’eieter-in-luw. Mrs.
do“- . u...—
night. and Lieutenant Wil-‘
kinking his place at the
‘Tlte'Sentinel:
o! the tumour CorbettFitr-
‘ overeat again-t n. shirt on
“finial!” foiled to deliver in
. A Rustinzxr. E
' petty-Wu tendered [u Mieel
Me. Just night, at herl
Qt Sherbet?! Bill; The guests?
[ionic Raymond, Edna But-
hull Brnndnge, Etta *Brnndogc. l
Mud. Leonard Rial-r. Jewel
» Cornwho is in charge of the "
driver. eluted work this morn: g
. 3 driving piles for the 9
,‘ of E. M. Tollee' buildingl
“QWnehiugton Itreet bridge. '
mrtodnp, one of the tnbeel
, load it woe not mill-ll todeyl
" repaire ware made 'by‘
opthetnhe. ;
. .-. wee held lent night at the I
‘ .ol Brodiey Hull. Von limit;
A. lone number of gneete were ‘
- u, and the olieesion Wll
tiy. Mollie for dancing
m by Richard Abendroth
38m. and Albert Bnok'
- ' Among the gnu-rte are
~ , flohultne. Hey yde.
Eve Krupp. Lorilee Sil-
‘ Hyde. Lulu Bette. lire. A.
Wool Hull. ‘ Edward
,Wiiiiom Jennie”. John
. ~ .Bennett. Percy Wilton
l e
, 1: elem that Mien Nel-
‘fidbetntother were high-
“ no. ulnlttreoently by e
' “ limousine. in front
3, . em. The men Ml-
_ iothe meet inenltleulen'
“it lite! both lemma!
title-lion! vim. where
, f ,g .. iimmud told hint.
M film on when they
It. We mounted
it the people would cit
" " tort Petitioner. ;
‘ Boberieon, ofOsborn .
{in yours is _ .
‘ ' toplease.
prmeal ”mus.
‘W—‘MwM—u to..-‘ _. .,
“nurse's will“
. In l897.
The linear. it thoroughly up~todote
periodical (or women, will enter upon
ts thirtieth volume in iliifi. '
A: as fashion ournul it in nurnrpneml.
end is on in en nenble requinite for
every well—aroma women. Katherine
lleForeet writeen weekly letter on our—
_rentieshioun lrom Paris. In New York
Fashion. and in the lortnightly pattern
sheet supplement, lollies ll'nd full details,
directions nod diagrams uior gowun,wrnp».
and children's clothing. Sandoz, linude
and Chopin: drnwnml engrave the neweut
and finest Pnrleiun‘ «ll-slime every week. .
The serials for ’ltili? will be: The lied
‘Bridge Neighborhmxi, b Morin Louise
Pool. and Father Quiunn lion. by’Ocuwo
Timnet. Short stories will be'conntnntly
presented by brilliant writer’s, “among
whom are Mary E. Wilkins, Harriet Pree-
cottb'poifordhhinrion Harlan. Ruth Mc-
Enery Stuart, Viola Roueboro and Mar-
guret Sutton Briecoe.
What Women are Doingln various parts
of the Union will form a series of ariecini
interest. ’
Out-lloor Wolnnnfidevoted to healthful
alports and pastimes; Music. a weekly
critical summary of music in New York;
Amateur 'l‘hentricule. Embroidery und
Xeedlework. Ceremony and Ellen 1tie.
Good Housekeeping". What Girls are Do-
ing," ”Current Social Events,” and l'er-
sonnls gleaned (ruin original nourccn.
Women and Men. Colonel T. W. Him
ginsou will regularly continue his rain-
nble essays. ‘
Anewers to Correspondents. This col-
umn is conducted for the benefit and con
venience of rezulern, null all questions re-
ceived are answered in rotation as
oroniptl ind fully ms practicable.
, >-, of Henry itreet. injured ‘ '
“mph" H on mthe 2 works of American and loreign nrtiete. as
l R'ork exhibitioue. \i‘itnnd Humor. Every-
l body turnn for a hearty laugh to (he [in-
i mr's last page.
During the more appropriate gift can be made to wile,
light, o resident of the East Vinitor in your household for “497.
l tieementwithont the exprese orders of Here
.2 um All“ Rider, l’lifi‘be 3 ‘
l
mm. when the boiler on the l
I
Art. {‘be Burner is n notable picture
gallery, reproducing the most beautiful
resented in the animal Paris and New
.-\n Ali-Round Woman‘s Paper. Whnt
rlunghierorxisi'cr than n eulncription to
Harper's llnznr? Secure it no a Welcome
Newspapers rue not to copy this adver-
per& Brother».
For line Your. 84.00
Postage Free to all unbscribere in lhe’libi-
red Staten, (.‘nnnrln and Mexico.
Adm-en HARPER do BllOTllEllfil,
l’. 0. Box 9.39, .\'. Y. ('rty
‘1
Shorty Sherwood. Hotter!
, ()ecnpieu portion o! l. Golan-kin,
store. corner of Well end Wnter Ste.
Norwolk. Gull end nee the” lotett
eteleoinlhtoflmeto. _ . new
$55; noluvsl «slur ’y I tad‘ ’1.” ' .
no n. r on. null or til
militate "Ali *0! ll: earner“ Jemima. o ‘
l
lmr lmm inlhmmnl .- (”Dagmar “rmvmgt‘twfiu lE
; II 0” It...
Ill! HEIDICLN
Iluul’ulid ’i'metiu on linr on appliance -
E. G". Tomlineon. Druggiet
R. E. Ploleted. Druggiet.
'breaidastfdiet, change 'off/
from that monotonous oat- '
1 and try ’H—O.
Other mtereetin (natures are “The’
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more notes:
We are not handling any
wheel that is ‘oiiercd us,
but confine ourselves to
three mallet, which we
know to be the best in the
market at their respective
prices. ' .
The Rambler at $80.
For :7 years has been no
surpassed for wearing
qualities or'style.
The Stunner at $60.
A splendid wearing wheel,
modeled on beautiiul lines
The Ideal pt $50. .
' A st'rong,durablc,easy run
,ning bicycle that can be
thorouéhly depended on
no u. Prowitt co.
"Norwalk. Conn.
Open evenings.
Commiseionere’ Notice.
The subscribers up intoli by the Court
n! Probate for the )lntrict of Norwnlli.
Commissioners to receive. examine and
decide upon the claim» of the creditors of
the estate 01 llirnm S. Brown, 0! Nor—
walk. in mid dietricl. an insolvent debtor.
hereby give notice that we will attend to
the duties oi our lifllil appointment at the
City Council roome, in South Nortvulk. in
ezritl district. on tho- lllth they of May. lien.
and on the ilith «lay June. new ill. lli
o'clock lorenoon, of each at will dnys.
Said Panel. has linmed and allowed
three month: from the slate hereof for the
exhibition to no of clnivm ngninst eniul e»
trite.
linteil m Xm-wnlk‘, the Hub tiny of
March, A. ll, Nil,
' ll. Will PM! illlfiilili-TGUIKY,
CHESTER l". 'i‘ul.l.l—l.e'.
mli M251“ ('uumiieuinncre
Young Man,
Done: tulle lire chances of
dying without insurance
conte per week or $121!.) per
year will insure your life
(or film.
The beat in the cheapest.
Insure in the
connecticut General life
Insurance 00.. of llertlord.
I. 8. L'HOMMIDIIU.
aeouthllein Street.
THE TIME. IS GETTING SHORT
KitchenWare&DryGoods
The ehclvee‘m'c being torn down and next week will see on putting them up in our new qunrtcredln Washington St.
We cannot give or perfect eervicc no we might wish. yet we trust you will ovcrkmk
when 3 1-3 (acute n duy or 24 ‘
. l l ’ ‘
omen , - ‘
rum ‘ TAILoesrurr
Phonics.
‘ Novelty Dress Goods in! those who
do not core for the distinctively
Scotch materials—Jae s m a k e r e“ “
dressmaking. A line oi mixed Eta» ‘
mine; that are just Scolchy enough
for good taste but not tough enough
to be considered extreme. in beautiful
combinations of ' colorswa mingling
of about everything that any one can
possibly want. ,
Also a line of Tinsel Cloths. in
solid grounds such as browns. greens.
navy and modes, with the tinsel
beautifully woven in such sparkling
effects as to produce one of the most
striking novelties oi the Season.
And another line. a small‘one—
just four pieces—French goods that
are silk and wool and charmingly
heal, pretty and desirable clcc‘gz.~..
Lille all‘our'liue dress stuffs f?:: a
ion they come in smel; Ie'gflfls,
which in itself is an assurance of
fewer counterparts. greater excu—
SiVSiiSSS.
' Siandard' Designer, ‘ Magazine.
Catalogue and Fashion Sheets ior
April. -As regular as clock-work
mesh interesting publications come
' aroundevery month toadelighz the
multitude who are waiting for them.
Each issue is a'gem in itself.
.. Rl EBONa new this Season's styles
for 25 cents a yard. One of the
center tables in the main aisle has
been given over to an exlllbmon of
the beautiful new ellesls that we are
selling at a remarkably low one»: for
such dellghllul colorings. Arlually.
ll is good for the blues to find so
much brightness for so little cosl.
llaw Spring Suits. Jackets and
Separate Skirts. A big relief from
the heaviness of winter weights and
shapes; lighter and lully as graceful
looking because the styles make them ‘
so. Different prices.
No finer Stock oi Stationery in
low ; medium and high-grnde paper
CARPETS. No handsomer. no
*ilél’, no cheaper enywhere than
you will lied right hue. No matter
l 3w low the prices run. or how high.
c :r mun hobby is qualllyv-somelhlug
that *a .1: suit you. '
‘IHE D. M. READ CO
".-
u
AND TO THOSE WHO. ARE LOOKING FOR THE MANY AND
GREAT BARGAINS Wl-L ARE OFFERING iN llO’l‘ii
We Would Say Hurry Up!
that for the prceeut lunemuch no we are selling.
cones at ALL «mus moron can or lESSl '
_ And in the kitchen deputatincnt which we are retiring from. at prices of about one hell the cost to produce.
”THE SOUTH NORWALK BOSTON STORE.
CHO‘NOI N. VIN ALI‘I'VNI. M...
v; lamb Neurotic. Ole-rt
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.\ crane:
IQIWAMC. ma.
RISTRflAM‘ a. HYATT,
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EXHIBITION of:- Consers.
We have made arrangements with the Chicago Corset company to give an exhibition
of their celebra‘csi ‘KABO CORSETS, at our‘store for one Week, commencing Mon- ‘
day, March 1 51h. This exhibit will be in charge of an expert fitter, who will eypluin
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 satisfactory corset or have'troublc in finding a corset lo iii, are cs-
‘ pccially invited to this exhibition. '
New Wash» Goods.
jacr nat Duchess, Lappct Lawns, Dress Ginghamx, Linen Batiste, Embmlllcml
Swiss Dot Batiste, ’I'lssus Brodc Lappn Mulls, Linen Crash for suits.
New Silks.
New printed India silks, 25c.
New thllCd India silks, 50c.
New changeable taflclnr, 59.;
Ncwiancy talielas, 75c.
House Furnishing Department.
Special sole of tumblers in house furnishing department, price l9. and 25a. rim.
Norwalk, Connecticut
Gazette B'l’d'g. '
TRIST‘RAM a. HYATT,
South Norwalk. 7 NORWALK.
SCOFIELD & ijOYT.
. An important Notice.
.
As ouriown is lull of wild advertising. such as gonl» being sold at h ill price and 251. per ccn discofim,
we are happy to saw we do not make suii‘isiem profit on our gzols in sell at, such ridiculous discount. lin-
amlnc ourstock and note our prices with the more goods oiicred you ill. lull price and 25 per cant. {i
count and be convlnxd. We defy competition. . ‘
We are carrying in our two stores the ingest null hanvisvmest assortment of carpets and furniture, mal-
ungs‘ oilclothl linoleum; and window shades. We are not selling 73c wiurl m' shades for 4 c, ll’lt Selling:
gthe best shade in town for 35 and .pc, Willi deep, heavy fringe. Our gun is are carefully selected and will
' meet any prices for the some quality of goods, yes,and (van lower. ’ '
ls-
'v
lscurfiutnom
i
sawnsumcrou
srazz'r.
South Nokulk. Ct.
CLUB BUILDING
NORWALK.
CONN.
”Wedding and Society
Engraving}
The Sentinel can now oiicr inducements to patties desiring engraved wed-
ding invitations, announcements, calling cards, etc., of a specially advan-
tageous charamcr. The highest grade oi work at prices but a very little
in advance of printing. We shall be pleased to show samples and give
prices. . ‘
>
The Power of Gold
May or may not be the mightiest among men, but
the purchasing poweroi a dollar in our establishment
was never greater than it will be during our Lenten
special sale. Mondays, Wednesdays and Salurdai s
all goods will be sold at one'half regular prices. This
. sale Will adord thepublic an opportunity to purchase
WATCHESDIAMUNDS AND JEWELRY
at far less than my. during this sale. Come early and
tecure bargains. Positively no goods at reduced
prices except on above days.
H O M E R B. H O Y T ’ 9 J‘W‘L.:T‘°:IiOPTICAL
no Woohlngton Sta-cot.
IOUTH NORWALK. CONNIOTIOUT.
”9.... M
TWILVI: mourn-lo
From um» u! pumhawmp in am "ML. over any road. and noes on re in,
Thin in the hie guarantee, which no other waiter done “Pm o 22 [fined
wheel. (Joule end nee it.
Hymnal: crinuon rim» lupin to win.
' /
Empires end Princetonu run ensler and
hue longer llmn on; low priced when made. being in your old wheel and in!
our oetlnmte. We ll eurpriee you. We do repairing end do it right. relate gunrclu
uudliemlhondlcbere without uplltti‘o "tern. We do repairing cheep. (or whole
ollim hire in mu. we can do it new vet. end-ove‘you the out of that llliill’e
wager. line the point? '
Tho Inby Winord. '
The unto-t ml deletion no Cycle (lenient you our new. Come in end look m.
it. Full line at lolllin comer» et elinmt (loot. Mull billion Juliet .
lillll newline at How ark prim. Bordello in mondnheed cone. y. thumb?
in“ and printing dune. '
RICHARD.ON IIO.. . '
19 North Mule Street. South Norwelli.
leoref deell mountaineeri-
or onyeu
Norwalk Chronicler