Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, March 25, 1897 · page 8

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hallo Mr. and fire. Eric
our street, this morning.

,I .Wonol Sundey
‘zohoorul loot night for it-

 

‘Bidoohae returned to her
Noowelk, after mending
tb hire. 0. J. Donn. in

,, bond, of the East Avenue

W church. will hold 3

; iotely following the
. - tonight.

petty we. held. Tue-day
' home ofBradley Bull. Van
Home. Abendroth and

mooic, and Albert Buck—

. ,‘Abnor Cobnrn,” on which
M.“ VanZandt avenue,
‘ 'lailed from New York,
“Kong Kong, Chine.

.. ol the Solution Army
V ondootf’ee sale in the bar
night. There we: a good at-
fideveryone thoroughly en

Dooley, of Fort Point street ‘

300on who was arrested in
38k. Tueodoy, for abducting
Ehrlich. of Providence, was you-
, dilehnrged from custody by
00130th girl's fnre hack to1

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Pal Office Department hao noti- :‘
Won Bill that free delivery I
“tended to East Norwallr, which ;
willbemede o eub-stutionof the'
Kuwait pootvofllce. The delivery
. ' y be from the South Nor
Moe by two cert-tore. although
. . Bonodiot, of that place. has
, y , yet received ofliclnl notification of
m. Poetmeoter Hoyt-’5 term of

' _ expire- July 2m.

, WINE. H. Gumbart, of the East
M oehool,hu informed the die
«in committee that tho iron poet iuE
,Uiflhnoher's room was bent by the,
. . union who attended the IchoolE
8 Int Friday night. It woe
to Ifondoy morning. It to
‘ . however, that the floor in safe
’II it did not come down that
lllt it will probably be odvieable
Illa. new poet. and thus guard
elldui‘gor.

III of the Plant Avenue Ro-
m mil their frienda attended
While oervloeo utthe Metho-
oliewluu nine... in: mm. The
"largely attended and one
.. interest. Rev. Smith W.
m Ill! people have oloo been
”KIN! I grocloue revival. am! the
were glad of the opportu- ,
“lyingtothc foctihet Eon
Nod no monopoly of the relig-
' Ohm; thet they too had
' found the very name Jesus.
a” of the entered expreu

 

”NATION.

rm. Willi“: Hoot-r are or»
he mm from limo.

have been rounding the
7 “ darted Immune-vor-
-. - m a” I “film” H
’ . wee toilet excitement and
retool encountered more
mu loot her rudder.
m collie won- for
. metre-mow with! ll"
loutfittedtutuilheuleeton.
filo time am overdue.
won oi once mode to
7 mm by roll.
._ ‘ m of thocdlclel
.WWvlmho

‘ It! collector! were to-
in oil tho money “I!
dill toll text under
Win

to

 
 
 

 

“gm
Men-Mn

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adey or two ago, when he ‘

Vivien. daughter of Janet E. Slovene.

who he! hon lick of in fever.

lo homo

Thom mo. Btmuo dlduotB
[out loudly, on mount of fire in.

non of Captain Brent R. Slovene.

Frank Ouhmon went to Redford, to-
day. In lobe a civil mice» examination
for the rdlwey meil term. '

Mr. lend Mn. Hurry Pepper are re-
modeling the out ride of their reddenoo
in thin meet. Porches are being
changed and other improvements mode.
Contractor 0. L. Odgeu to doing the
work.

Amount postmaster and mg.

Hooter F. E. Imkwood went to Darlen,‘

today, tombstitute for Assistant Port-
mentor John Holloran, who is enjoying
a brief vocation.

 

 

Connecticut
Laundry!

STEAI AND "AND.

“4”“-

Hevlland Street, South Iorwellr.

 

Sat'ufuction GI. arantced.

um tl

William C. 16559,

168 WASIIING‘I’ON STREET.

 

 

SOLE AHENT FOR

 

Extra Wurzburger and
Hefner Beer . . . . .

DELIVERED IGE DDLDI i

In bulk to the lm lo and Ill bottles f or
family tree.
STRICTLY UNION BREWIRV!

Agent for Red slur Line Stenmehipi' u.

GllAl IlAlll [13! g3 55

 

to in? naturll cola
Tr...“ or inonhuman,» ‘eeeent odor

l Hr mi “origin" 1mm;
'e III or

:Iflr'mm ' m ‘AuN'I‘u ill! [’0 must.

linem- Truth. on It on nuptial-our

E. G. Tomllneon. Druggiet
R. If. Plaietcd, Druggut.

 

READ. . . .

TH!
WANT

COLUMN

 
 

ymm

prices.

 

The ll loaf of $50.

 

Open er rculngs.

M

REDUCTION
OF"
RATES !

half mile, from $36 to‘ 330.

half. mile, from $43 to $82.

couuu ctions, in: l. 515.
For information apply

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‘

the In! clay of April. NIT. at

attire, .\'o. l" 1“!th revenue

Fi'lmul Illolrli'l.

 

 

eicvctr nous:

l ‘ ‘We are not. handling any
‘ wheel that is adored no,
»- .but confine ourselves to
three makes,
know to be the best in the
market at their respective

The Rambler at $80.
For 17 years has been un-~
surpassed for wearing
qualities or style.

The S tumor at $60.,

Asplendid wearing wheel
modeled on beautiful lines.

A strong,diirab!c,easy run.
uing bicycle that can be
thoroughly depended on.

The .I.T. Prowitt Co.

'Norwalk. Conn.

 

on: seamen}

New England
Telephone 00.

FOR HOUSE SERVICE. /

The Southern New Euglnnd Telephone
Com; ouy announces that commencing
with April let, l897, the rate for house
telephones will be reduced as follows:

PA RTY LINE SERVICE,within our:-

512 IGLE LINE SERVICE. within 01lo-
MEASURED SERVICE.

Pl RTY Ll NE,within city limiter, local

Manager. at Sentinel Building. Wash:
ington street. 50. Norwellr.

 

NOTICE
School Taxes

1 ’le tnxpuyore of tho I. on \‘urwnlk
School llistrirt llf'v Ilt‘f'f‘ll} notitlnl that
thodintriut tux ofllm-emllle on thi- (lul-

lnrl lnld on the town auvsunmnt mt, nf
l‘tiilJIL ii ll‘ol‘llllK of Ilu- tllelt‘ivt III-III on lltt'.
this day of June. lotion“ Ilw line-i NorWnlh
«drool-house. will be due nucl payable on

shrill lie ready to reserve tlu-

ruin of 1' [WI rent it your from April ht.

NIT. will Imi'hru'gud on till HIV“! returnin-
mg unpnlii on zuul nftrr .‘lm‘ huh”?
1:}. 1-2, HulllIAM.

l'ollevlor of 'l'ttxt'x‘ for I'Zut Xorwnll.

Uiileil Idnst .\Ol‘\\‘llll\. March ‘.'.', loin.

Its process of pr. :paration i;
. " peculiar to itsr:1f.' '5‘} all,

 

which we

to the local

Conn.

w_..~

\vlilrli firm' I
mim- III my
l’rtmlly Ill ll"-

yttrdv—xvulh

«Reno’s.

cremation»
AND

‘ orientation

In six of the loading colorlnp, violet,
olive, navy. green, brown and military
blue. for 85 cents a yard." Splendid
values for fabrics that are exception.
ally appropriate for Eton suits and
tailormade garments; one of the
nicest of the kind that we have ever
offered. Full 50~ln. wido..

 

We also have just three pieces
Black Cheviot, similar to the above

’ goods with the exception of being

some four Inches wider, subjected'to
the same careful treatment to make
them non-shrinkable, for the same
price—45 cents a yard. We shall
have no more of those same goods.

AXMINSTER Russ. I a full
assenment of the newest colorings
and choicest designs.‘ Every size
that is likely to be wanted. 4-6 x 646.
6 J2 x 9-9. 8—3 x 10-6. 9 312. ll—6
x l4—3 it.

 

MATTINGS. plentiful In both the
China and Japan makes. and our own
direct lmportalions. Fresh.’ wiry
qualities that have lots of wear in

new.

 

SASH GOODS. In a larger variety
than usual. Tambour Muslins. ID to
75c. yo‘. Spots and Figured Mos-
lins, l0 to 35:. yd. Lace Striped
Muslins, 12}, to 20C. yd. Striped
fiction 8 to it yd. Bordcred
llrzc ’ZL t3 l5: yd.

Fla! Nets 33 m to 54 in l2' to

 

43 cans Q’rfpei Grenadine 25
cent: Vr: til). :: Nels, 25:. to
:3! 5,3 lOlll d Esprit and Saxony

N22125: to 35;, yd,

 

Afvoys something special in the
Wm: Goods department. Just now
lame are three items of unusual in-
It‘lt’:l-—C¢lhlll‘ll»‘:l8 “Weave Twills.
mostly plaids and chpcks, 5 cents a
10 cents. HiglrLlfe
«J;~pon pain and fancy weave. 9
cents a y.od~—worth l5 cents. Fig-
:zr—‘i l I Linen 40-inch. in blues.
p2. v.3 baozs llld linen shades, l2lc
ay: :J»—-...: h l9cenls.

TGILET SETS—meeting every
component. every demand. As low
as 3!.35 and as hlgh 25.51200. Will!
all the different grades bcz-ueen.
Over 50 different drsxgns decoraicd
were In the $2.50 g1.:e,plok b

and blue: all new t‘u ‘ s- . l?
mmanyof the 5'!ch ()1: i LanCly our
own.

qt?

 

m' '"3 ‘Jv

THE D. M. READ CO.

-~All ready for nee—New Chem. ‘

them because they are pliable and'

 

 

none: I

 

 

New Silks.

#7

South Norwalk.

 

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7qu Lienmn -

DRYOOODB“:

TRISTRAM' a. HYATT,

 
 
 
 

WT, ,RISTR‘AM a. HYATT,

 

EXHIBITION or consz‘rs.

We have made arrangements with the Chicago Corset company to give an exhibition
of their celebra c1 KABO CORSETS, at our store for one week, commencing Mon.
day, March 15111. This exhibit will be in charge of an expert litter. who will explain
the merits of the different St! for. and figthem if desired, or they can be taken home
and tried on and if no! satisfactory returned and the money refunded. Ladies who
have not found a satisfactory cocci or have trouble in finding a corset to fit, are cs-
pcciu'ly invi'cd to this exhibition.

New Wash Goods.

Jam not Duchess, Lappct Lawns, Dress Ginghoms, Linen Batiste, Embroidered
Swiss Dot Batiste, Tlssus Brodc Lapp:t Mulls, Linchrash forsuits. ‘

it

New printed India silks, 25c.
New twrllcd India silks, see.
New changeable tuffetac, 59:.
New fancy taflctus, 75".

House Furnishing Department.

 

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Special sale of tumblers in house furnishing departmtnt, price 19 t and 25c doz.

Norwalk, Connecticut
Gazette B’ I’ d’ g.

" ”Two-—

NORWALK.

SCOFIELD & HOYT.
An Important Notice.

As ourtown is full of wild adtcztisi on, sun h as go )(I beinqsol. i at lull price and 23t per ccn discow
we are happy to snv we do not make sufii :ient profit on our gmls lu£ell at such ridiculous discount. Ex-
amine our stock and note our pr. ces with the ante goods offered you at half price and 25 per cent dis-
count aud be convinced. We defy competition

l,

We are carrying in our two stores the llrgest an i hm 150,112 t assortmcn: of cup: ts and furniture in n.

tmgs' oilcloth linoleums and window sha lcs.
the b-st shade Ill town for 35 and 43c, Willi deep, heavy fringe.

meet any prices for the same quality of goods, yes, and even low or.

QOWASHINOTON
STREET,
South Norutulk, Ct.

 

ISCOFIELD 8; HOYT.!

We are no scllin 7 75¢: wind )w shades for 42c, bit selling
()ur g :o ls are carefully selected and will

cLua nurLo mo
uonwnuc,
cpuu.

 

 

ngding and Society

 

Engravingl

 

 

 

THE TIME IS GETTING SHORT

The shelves are being torn down and next week will sec on putting them up in our new ‘quurtcrmllrl Washington St.

AND TO THOSE WHO ARE LOOKING FOR THE MANY AND

GREAT BARGAINS Wli

KitchonWare&DryGoods

ARE OFFERING IN liU'I‘ll

We Would Say Hurry Up!

We cannot give as perfect service on we might wioh, yet we tract you will overlook
that for the present inasmuch as we are selling

GOODS OF ALL KINDS AT ACTUAL COST OR LESS!

And In the kitchen department which we are retiring from, at pricco of about one hull the coat to produce.

THE SOUTH NORWALK BOSTON STORE]

 

eoonee’ w. van ecevvuu. III-op.

use on Weeniegeeeureet.

-% Iouth Nor-wells. come

sprain! tale.

recurc bargains

 

SOUTH NORWALK, . .

The Power of Gold

May or may not be the mightiest among men, but
the punhasing poo c: of a dollar' In uurestabli limcnt
was never greater than it will be during our Lenten
Mondays \\ cdnesd out and Saturdais
all goods of" ll‘ told at onchalf regular prices. 'I his
‘ . sale Wlll aflord the rublic .m opporiut: ity to purchase
WATC HES DIAMONDS \Nll JP.“ ELRY

(ll far less than cos: during this sale. Come earlv and

Posiiliely no goods at rrdured
prices except on abmc dais.

H o M I: n a. H o v r o "W'.".-t't2.°'*'m

80 Washington Street.

 

The Sc nlincl can now offer imlu :cmonts In lax-tics desiring cngravul wed-
ding inv.ilations, annoumcmcnts (z. Hing
lagoons diameter.
in .lvlmnce of printing.
y nccs.

cards, etc., of a specially advan-
Thc liigllcet pride of u

wk at prices but a very little

We shall be pleased to show samples and give

 

- GONNIOTIOUT

 

Title is the fill! guarantee,
whoel (' nine and non it

Hyrucnou r'rllnwu rims npln ti win.
but longer thin my low priced whool mule.
our mlumte Wo' ll enrol-fen you. We do
and bond haodloberu without upllttlng them.
otlwru hire ii men. we can do it oumlim. and
wagon fine the point?

it) North Moin Street. -

 
 
 
 
 
 

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TWILVI MONTH.

l-mm tllllu of unrelmw, up to too Ibo over any reed. and not: on re ir
which no other tucker dere- tom o 23 $qu

Emplm end Princeton run outer end
repairing end on it right. totem

ii Full III»: of futility: comer-e at elmmt out. doorman” e bulletin
our! mippllmi of Now

his and printing done

eionewoeou noon.
- South Norwnlk.

orlr prim. Bernin- Iu mond‘heud colourful

 

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Bring in your old when! end got
[outdo
We do reuniting ulmu. for“ whllu
rave you the cool of that their a

The Inby Wizard.

The content It fl «lulntiont lei Cycle Couture you ever new.

urine in and 111th at
trinket Initial":
Dmolop

 

"It’s the Wick Does the Trick. "llg‘gta'p.uzilunhz

Wflmn

 

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