,. PW
llton church. They had
and pumpkin no they
, «other good thingr, too
Sande. pectoral the Meth-
ohurch at rDarien. has
.I urgent invitatiou to
~ Revival bud to aeeiet
. tio eervice on Wed»
Engineer Fields says the
W the invitation, and a
no chartered for the trip.
collector of the East
‘ riot: tax. sold the goods
'e'atiety the amount of the
fli— Anna R. Quirk, at the
Win80nth Norwalk, this
to o'clock. Two cases of
brand oondeneed milk. 1011!
once, brought85, and one
. f eehnon brought $6.75.
Geuwal the purchaser. .
Morrow morning Rev. A.
preach at the East Avenue
W church from the
Motto Prayer:" In the
o’clock the Revival Band
“upeumeeting, to which ev-
ipilted. This service will he
tothe regular service at 7
”Mia theme for the evening dia-
m‘be, "The Forgotten Water—
7mg Youtnan. O'Brien'a. .
er tumor air on.
Believe a fleet.
Court.
Mode. The court made Soy
Mylwd.
' themntry. The court, in dirt
millet Seymour in Norwalk.
Vat mum-m. a...
W " asp-Ii.
waiting» mother in Grace: lb'eet'.
llrunaviehaehaotwnatwheeetpam
itieeaidtheetheeeia .. general under-
6}}..fi'“ to ' Pay ller Five
Seymour, who was recently
in New York city upon it
of non-eupport. profound by his
area fried yesterday in the Jefler-
, ‘Iife and little son of Seymour
in court. Seymour claimed that
i only earning .7 a week, and
, could not support hie wife and
‘thejndue decided that he be
. topey hie wife 85 per week for
" to period, and placed him
bother promise that the Would
the amount above named woe
- _ ,ltieaaid, attempted to show
XII. Seymour wae'not his wife,
,7 women who was following him , . . »
thie claim. wee I'Ihown tin.- ' THE TIME IS G
. e! the oonrte in the coat-e pro-
convinced the court that the
, wee Seymour’e lawful wife.
rendered the decision mentioned
we of French Helicon "I. A. H.
" teontrieltodaybefore Judge
3- M. of Deuhury. who wee l
*eoomntlttee by the Superior“
biteerthenaeu. Tidal- the euit
_ each party claim- a lame
”laminar. The ones bee
‘ In court “11001883. M~
. a. Groupware tor llr.
paella. nylugtou I: defended
,. .l. lelden linrlbuttand E.
“demhm ii. Hoytdt
. {“300th hermht
_ rhlunmeermdaymnd
will probably not and until
monume-
.. mamuuamm
‘_ charmed intrude-meta
won» Devil. at Newman. in
MI and “NEW ”It": ‘
Ilia- Loniee Anetta lalvleltiutt lire?
Addielled. in Brooklyn. 7 .
Ema-1hr ,h'fioumhoo. of 140""
blood. has been at the We.
church this week. . ,
Things appear to be quiet just at pres
aentinthe parameter-hip content. but
atandingthatthe oilioe «annotated
onthenortheide ofthem'ot. .
mar-e...-
~—ll'IIIrealeor Ior rent.the houeo and,
lot 81 Clay tit-set. Poaeeeeion given
Apr-ill. ApplyroJ. M. Layton. South
Norwalk.
WW... w. «M-W~m___... .
WARRANT
untrue
Annual Gity leehng
. MAYOR'S OFFICE.
Sour" Nonwaut, Cour-v. Much lush, tour. .
To Joseph R. Ta lor, C.‘erk of the City of:
South Norwul , Conn...
Sir: By authority minted in me are
mayor, and by order of the Board of!
Councilmen of said city, I hereby direct
you to
this cit» , that the annual city meeting-
will he held in Arion ll all, on Madison
utreet,ittaaid mg: on fl'ueedny, the '23:}
day of March. l. l. at eight o'clock p. 111.,
for the purpose of hearing the several am-
nunl reports, to lhyn tax on the list of
1896. to meet the current expenses of tho‘
cit :nleo tolny utnx not. to exceed one
mill on the dollar for the at pport ot the
“The J. T. Prowitt Co.
vo notice to the legal voters of'f‘
Huhrm‘o
FOB " ' , 9‘
SOMETHING smitten
Has become a custom of the dis-
tant past, before readymade Suite and
Separate Skirts had reached the per-
fection of the present day. .Now any
bookcan drop in upon a collection of
beautiful tailormade garments and
'outiit' themselves in short. order:
They can choose, from at numerous
variety of fashionable cloths. different» ‘
new styles in making. and from al-
most as many prices as there are
assortments. No more hunting for
something stylish.
Probably our Sult’and Jacket de-
partment never presented a choicer
or more genteel lot oi new Spring
garments than now; and notwith-
standing the fact that they are. all
made by the most fashionable mak-
ers—every one of them—Ahoy are
selling at exceptionally low'prices.
according to the various {grades No
matter how low the price may be. it
carries the individuality of a stylish
cut and make. '
We are not handling any
wheel . that is altered us,
but poplin: ourselves to
three makes, which we
know to be the beat in the
market at theirmespective
prices. , '
The Rambler use”.
“For 17, years has been un~
\ surpassed for wearing
qualities or style.
1he Sterner, at 560. M
_ ‘Asplcndid wearing wheel,
modeled on beautiful lines.
The Ideal at $50.
A strong,durnblc,casy run.
ning bicycle that can be
thoroughly depended on.
Norwalk. Conn.
Open evenings.
New England
Telephone Co.
-—-——-
Our CARPET ideas are pretty
much like yours. They have to be
in order to have the sorts you want.
Public Library and Bending' Room, the
approve plans for said mention: it: also to
direct and authorize the sale of the whole
or any portion of the real estate owned by-
ed by thin city torn distributing reser-
voir; also to "agesfact an d t'
ro rtocomo ore-en mee II‘ 7.
p pe , C. G. B‘.)lIAX}BAXv
gilnyor.
A true con ~~AMflttz
y JOSEPH it. ran on».
mill! lit City Clerk.
W~MM
NOTICE !
Notice is hereby given that a meeting of
the Board of (.Zoltncilmen of this city will
he. held at the Council tllxnmber on llori-
lnnd street, on Monday. the :l‘end inet., at
eight. o'clock p. "1., for the purpose of
to be heard relative to the provleic no of it
new City (Shorter.
JOSEPH ll. TAYLOR,
ntlti 175 30.22 (Iitytllerk.
minimum
- o..." "figure .rruupima.
.97 mm 0 fl ’
hit" - thaw I'm...
E. u. Tomlineon. Druggiet
R. H..Plaieted. Dragster.
”ll:
proceeds of such tax to be. ktrpt separate 3
iron) other funds of the city and to ho,
knewn an the "Library loom" also to fir-,3
upon a nite for n mldien' monument, and:
to appoint. a commitwe to con elder andg
this city in the city of Norwalk. pnrchnan,
other business .'
l
hearing all permits who appear and denirc-
.
II-
at
Company announces that commencing
with April let. 1897. the rate for house
telephones will be reduced as followe:
PARTY LINE SERVICE.within one-
helf mile, from $36 to $30. ,
we will agree all around.
For Children's Dresses. This is
to be a season of colors. Our selec-
SINGLE LINESERVICE,Withinonc- tions of new patterns begins with
half mile, from its table. , ~ neatness for the baby." and so on
MEASURED SERVICE. “P
PARTY LlNE,within city limite 1 local
connections, 5c), $18. .
For information apply to the Local
Manager. at Sentinel Building, Wash.
ington street. 80. Norwalk, Conn.
Fine hairline stripe Dimities. in
pinks. blues. greens, lavender and
blacks, for l2; cents a yard.
Rosebud Organdies. beautiful shad-
ings. lor l5 cents a yard.
Zephyr Ginghams. in new weaves
and colors, 10¢. a yard.
Scotch Ginghams. 17¢. a yard.
Anierscn's best Ginghams. 25c, yd.
“ l
ER’DOMS. 9 and I4 cents each
Freon senmg that has grown into
great prominence this week on ac-
cmnt oi the ilitleness of the prices.
Young Ma n ,
Do not take the chances of
dying without insnrunttc
when 3 1.3 cents a day or :34
cents per week or 312.00 per
year will insure your, life
for £1,000.
The boat in the cheapest.
insure in rho
Connecticut General life
FLOWER SEEDS—5.000 pack.
ages. at only 1 cent a package.
l".ll’ll0ll0 packages containing six di‘-
V
TRISTRAM a HVATT.
‘1
EXHIBITION ’OF conszrs. ~
We have made arrangements with the Chicago Corset company. to give an exhibition
of their celebrated K O COBSETS, at our storehfor ope week, commencing Mon-
day, March 15th. 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 home
and,“ tried on and if not satisfactory returned and the money refunded. Ladies who
havd‘ipot found a satisfactory corset or have trouble in finding a corset to fit, are cs.
pccia‘l y invited to this exhibition. . ‘
New Wash Goods.
Jaccnat Duchess, Lappct Lawns, Dress Ginghams, Linen Batistc,,l£mhroidcrcd
. Swiss Dot Batiste, Tissus Brodc Lappzt Mulls, Linen Crash for suits.
New Silks.
New printed India silks, 25c.
New twillcd India silks, 50c.
New changeable tafletas, 59c.
New fancy tafietas, 750.
House Furnishing Department.
Special sale of tumblers in house furnishing dcpnrlmcnt, price ro‘and 25c. doz.
. REDUCTION ma, H, b . . ' ‘ . ' .
you i e on. So it standsto
OF reason that this is about as good 3 TR I ST R AM & HYATT N°'3“;az':t’tgg'.‘l'.‘;°ti°”t
RATESVI place to buy as you can find. ' ’ ‘ 3'
FOR Imus}; SERVICE. , We have strained a 99"“ 0" two gm, , ,- ——-Mu ,, ., .. ,_ ,. ,_ , W H... . “Mg—Mm“ ,.
. . In order that you can buy them low
Th9 Southern how-England “lemon“ enough to pay for coming here, then South Norwalk. NORWALK.
SCOFIELD 8. HOYT.
An important Notice.
As our town is full of wild advertising. such as go 3d.» being SOlll a: lull price and 25L pcr ccn discount,
we are happy to say we do not make sufficient profit on our gzo'ls 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 gem, .135.
count and be convinced. We defy competition.
We are carrying in our two stores the largest and ban lsomest assortment of carpets and furniture, mat.
STREET.
‘ 11:13:12.! soon w Hou-
iWedding and Society
tmgs‘ oilcloth, linoleums and window shades. We are not selling 73c wiml JW shades for 42c, bat . selling
3th: best shade in town for 35 and 40c, with deep, heavy fringe. Our goo is are carefully selected and will
3 meet any prices for the same quality of goods, yes, and won lower.
OLUB BUILD INO
NORWALK.
CONN.
Insurance 00., of Hartford. fatten! assortments of colors of .
.I .‘ L'HOMMIDIIU, SNP‘EI P635. P‘IHSlCS, 8“}. lOI' l5 ' l "
eBonth Mnfitreot. ““35 €95“ . __Eng____raVIng_ '
We are. szartmg our seed business ,
with L. L. May & Co's seeds be—
cause the U. S. Government Report ,
says they are the best~99 '19 PU REL
liltt
Shorty Sherwood. lietterl
-. ,Oncnpleea portion of it. anwnkie,
store. corner of Wall and Water Stu.
Norwalk.
Cell and ear the latest
. slat!
etvleelnflata.0eoa etc THE D. M. READ CO
e8 \Veehlnflenptreet. - . - .
AND TO THOSE WHO ARE LOOKING FOR THE MAN\' AND
GREAT BARGAINS Wl‘l ARE OFFERING lN BOTH
We Would Say Hurry Up!
that for the present inasmuch as we are selling,
.KOI.‘ I. VAN ALOTVNI. Fuel.
ETTING SHORT
/
/
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KitchenWare&DryGOOds
The shelves are being torn down and next week will see on putting them up in our new qIInrtcreJlfl Washington St.
We cmmot give no perfect service no we might wish. yet we trust you will overlook
GOODS 0F All. KINDS AT ACTUAL COST OR LESS!
And in the kitchen department which we are retiring from, at prices of about one half the coal. to produce.
THE SOUTH ONORWALK BOSTON "STORE.
The Sentinel can now offer inducements to parties desiring engraved wed-
ding invitations, announcements, calling cards, etc., of a specially advan-
tageous character. The highest grade of work at prices but a very little
inadvancc of printing. Wc shall be pleased to show samples and give
y more. (N
k.
The Power OfGOld -’ . . .
May or may not be the mightiest among 'men, but
the purchaszng power of a dollar in our establishment
. was never greater than it will be during our Lenten
special sale. Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays
all goods will i): sold at one half regular prices. This
sale will afford the public an opportunity to purchase
WATCHESDIAMUNDS AND TEWELRY
at far less than cos: during this sale. Come early and
secure bargains. ‘Positivcly no goods at reduced
prices except on above (lays.
H O M I R B. H 0 Y T ’ 8 "W‘L'JTgl't'g'OPrtcar.
.0 Washington ltrout.
SOUTH NORWALK. - - - CONNECTICUT.
TWELVE MONTH.
From date of purclmmnp to 400 lbs . over any road, and no oapreeeege on
Thin is the Itlu unurutitce. which no other maker dareetonlve onus? $133
wheel. Count and men it. .
Hyruouam'rimeou l’lllltl xpiuto win. Empires and Princeton» run cooler and
ltuIt longer than any low priced wheel made. Briliafn your old wheel and got
our Intimate. We'll aurpriue you. We do repairing and do it right. "MI guard»
and bond lInnIiloharII without npllttiunthetu. We do repairing cheap. for While.
otltIII-II hire II man. we can do it oumlvur. and euro you the coat of that ntuu’u
wagon. one the point?
The Ieby Wizard.
Tia uoateat and (Motion «Ian Uyelo Camera you ever eaw. Como in and look at
lt. Full line of folding oat-tom at almmt ooet. Emmau'a bulleta. pooh“ nodal“
Inuit-applicant New York prince. Bunnie: in ueoondthand oauom. Develop.
inn and printing dullu. .
met-Ianoeou aloe.
w Netth Main Street. - « Mun Norwalk.
lelore deeltllnl on your‘e‘lInoItteu.IIaIene carefully the ‘
' lb»
' .90“! NOI'WOH‘: cflnfl 'l'bey have eeuperlor standard of quality and note their perioellon oi
«tailored accuracy otéommt on.
modulillllllflet
Norwalk Chronicler