ct III-pie aw" '
. withrrleuds in
mum astound
', this morning.
in New Euro. in
n in New York
W...
.0! Eutereuue. night;r
et Wilson Point. was
link which tell on
m bruising the mem-
”Dunlap. O‘Brien‘e.
A. Hounecher. NP-
uue B Quirk. neared
Superior Court, yesterv
of Quirk vs. Honda“.
judgment in one week
Wumgr appeared for the
wmh'm pastor of the
.yv
We! church of West.
L ' L in the Best Avenue
morning at 10.30
use with the pastor-
M will have charge of
in!» prayer end mi”
clock. At 7 ocloek Rev
I'm preach from the sub-
orllutilated Bible. ” .
meeting of the East ave~
Episcopal Sunday school
evening. The superintend-
Bomrnedieu. reported a
L III. year in every depart:
ted to the meeting that be
In candidate for reelection
Atty ollloe. J.C. Hawkins.
‘ imperintendent nod C. l '
noel-tent superintendent
WI! reelected lady assist—.7
. Bipeon musical director‘
. time. The following otli~
oleetedhyecelntnetion: Secre~
Smith; treasurer. Hurry
. .~ , Herbert Ayers; superin
Hm Bowen. of the primary
L Alter a report from Rob-
.. on the library. he was:
L lihruriuu. and Arthur?
I: Bloom and Irvin Smith
neeietants.
‘ tendered the retiring olliccrs E
.. u’ou. superintendent, and
. m, assistant superintendent ‘
L eehool hes made vast strides
pelt year. both in numbers
. The long-tulked-oi library, i
theeflorte of Robert Thompson
mpeou, hue been established.
LL.“ plinth to Itsellana‘l a!
‘OOnnecticut, 7
_ lluilend Street. Seuthlorwel'r.
William C. Jesse,
,ESTRICTLV UNION BREWERV I
. the IINIIIU. tn.\ of three mills on the dol
.lnr laid on the mun monument lint. of
A vote of. "
. . Laundry!
sure no IIIIIII.
MOO—m
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
um I!
I68 IAIIII!BTOI "MEI.
801.! AGENT FOR
Extra Wurzburger end
Weluer leer . . . . . .
oeuvrero Io: color
in bulk to the trnde and In bottles tor
Inmil Y use.
Axent tor lied Mur Line Stenmshlntto.
m 2! 13'
NOTICE
School Taxes
The tulipnytrn of the ILIst Norwnlk
SIIIool llietrnl are hereby untitled that.
Millet a Ina-ting of the dintrict held on the
19th day III lune. WWI. III the Hunt Sorwnlli
Iw-Imnl house will III-due and pnyuhle on
the I~t d1) ot April NJ. at “"llltll time I
«hull he ”'3“? to re cltfllltc some at my
utore. \‘n It! First Incline l’eImlty IIttlIe
rnteul'lper cent. It your from April Ist.
IPI‘Ii. will beehnrgeil on all taxes reunitin-
in}: thumb] on (Hill anI- -r \lny lat H97.
III. I). tilllllIAltl.
Collector of Tone for I'l'le‘b NorII'IIllI'
School "which
llotml Hus-t Norwnlk. March '32. mu,
m 2:! 2w
NOTICE I
XIII-IIIIIIIsI-ll’ IIIIII I III 4e ,\o :Ii. III 1) i
are Illlllllt‘ll to IIII-I-l III the lodge room on
Sunday. {the 7.\Ih, at l .1“. In IIINIIII the
lutuml IIIIIIII‘ lute iIrnllII-r Harry l- “is-
.’.lIrII\I I’, I: Mr lulu-n II.’ Hnr llrothrh
l. uluo \‘o l" I IV united to Illl n with II-.
III' HrIlerIIIIIwN t'
.lllll.\ ll. li.\"'2|'|l'll>(l.\'.
7 wing of great interest. and the
itheyesr finds the school withI
lipid Ind ebulunce In the trees- l1
l
Ilium at fiuyes' In li't.
. ennui Innumuu Lrieur.
. W tut mun by Wil-
‘ I.” L0. Feel! led Wile.
L o! the Christian Industriel
I“ held nt the residence of
. Footie, 5; South Malia street.
Alter the husieers meeting
' .7. we! ,nnjoyed. The pro-
on:
I and Hire Alice Pierce
L "0n the Rappehnnuoek ”
‘ ~ Jerome Stevoneon.
"Medley."
Brown. Bartram,
linen.
nutrients."
B. Blown.
. «I Ireu accompanied by
L we ”ram-
. .7. Drown. Bartram.
' Been.
, 0. ll. Hort.
G. Fem end Vite.
“the normality at their
I
new notation about M!
an .. I
Egon actor-l color by n.lB§ §AB [BIEP
I'A‘h'l'
Ill
III-uni odor lID Eottin
N?! lemons dendrufl M
Iron
, no "me “tangles”.
nut Ill
Inmate's [rout h
ll ”1"
I' In In “(rillr'tl
. IV 0 MI I- IIltnu ll
FIT I "If
{tortured TI'IetIu on llelr on unplvcenoo
III III ,VL‘April only.p livid
ee'
DUI I”. "VI.“ WIIISII"
El: ht Your Old!
Fullguustr’ for or co. 1 his whim
key retells for II. 50. I am the Coon.
em. I will give the people of
formal]: a chance to buy the
best bottle of whither sold for lam:
ily use. Also agent for the
HIGHLAND .BREWIIIG 0.0.
of Springtie'd. Mass.
BOTTLED STEAMED LAGER.
ALE AND PORTER AND
EXTRACT 0F MALT.
For family we.
I. G. HAMILTON,
Warwick note. on who not. fio “organ! ‘
lw
WW-W-
BICYCLE NOTES!
*..-We are not handling any
wheel that is ollered us.
but confine ouncltres ,to
thee malice. which we
know to be the best in the
market at their respective
prices. .
l'IIe Rambler at $80.
. For I7 years has been on
surpassed for wearing
qualities or style.
l’he Stunner at $60.
Asplendid wearing whdel,
modeled on beautiful lines
The Ideal at $50.
A strong,dnrable,casy run-
ning bicycle that can be
thoroughly depended on
The J. T. Prowitt Co.
Norwalk. Conn.
Open evenlngs.
TIIE SOUIIIERII
New England ’
Telephone Co.
w a‘>_.m. ._.
REDUCTION
OF L
RATES l
FOR HOUSE SERVICE.
The Southern NI w England Telephone
Company flnllflnllt'lh that commencing
wiIlI April Int. [hill the rate {In house
telephones will he reduced as follou'zs
PARTS LINII SERVII' E.within one
half mile from IF». to 34”.
SleILl) LIN ISLRVICE. withinonw
hull mile, from $lh‘ Kahlil
MEASI'I‘I‘ZI) SERVICE
III IIIIII’IIIIIII'
UPHOLS‘I'LERY DEFT
A lot of beautiful (node that have
been‘markI-d down tor metal telling
this weekmtlur week mind you!‘
Next week you wont recpgnlze the
spot they now .eccupyg, It In another
case where extremelorn prices are
expected to sell choice things quickly.
Ruffled Muslin and Fish Net Cur-
talus. two the pait.L Nottingham
Lace Curtains, $1.40 open—worth
52.00. Irish Point“, 353 95,
Beautiful Client..- Portleres. $5.00
a pair. Tapestry. $2.00 a pair 6 x
4 Chenille Covers. 75 cents. 45c
Tapestry for 33 centsa yard. 75c.
Sofa ,Ptiiows for. 60 cents—$4 00
of what you may expect It you take
advantage of this week 5 offering,
GRENADINES," III Ill-silk black
and colors In quite a variety of pat-
terns»stripes and‘flgured. and stripes
aiid figures combined. Also a nice
assortment of all-wool and wool and
mohair grenadines. .
These fabrics are one of the most
pronounced materials one of the most
lash. portable cloil Is of th- season.
ellI for waists and entire gowns.
Pang made on as some of than: me
mar bILgIII colonel .7II;::gs. they pry
close a most stylish eifeci~35 vnmxzs
es the chs you choose to ll'it‘.
The lines are enzi;-:‘y hell,
9...--.“
Special bargain pr;:es ln Armour's
White Soap and Sup Powder. An
extra opportunity he; glven us sprch’.
facilities for giving low prices. We
are laid that it is simply Impossibie to
produc- a finer soap for the ham u
ammo-.3; Iiun this. large size calms 8
cenzs~meJIum size. 2 cakes to: 9
m...
L..‘~
'llIe washing powder. for washing.
Sfrubbing and scouring ls both a mic
and 550001135 for $3.00. Samples ,
TRISTRAM 8: HYATT,
. , .
We announce the opening 0! our new line of
\
Spring Suits!
Spring Jackets)!
Spring CachS!
Norwalk, Connecticut
Gazette B’l’ d’ g.
TRISTRAM & HYATT,
South Norwalk. NORWALK.
SC'0FIEED & HOVT.
An Important Notice.
As our town is full of wild adyertising. such as golds being sold at half price and 25t. per cen discount,
we are happy to say we do not makesuflicicnt profit on our gzods to sell at such ridiculous discount. Ex-
amine our stock and note our prices with the same goods oliered you at halt' price and ‘25 per cent. dis-
count and be convinced. We defy competition.
We are carrying in our two stores the largest and handsomcst assortment of carpets and furniture, mat-
swer and temper improvmg com—
basement.
Satin Stripes. 3 line of Scotch
lgIldll‘ls that come in handsome,
1's and mixer Colorings than you
:xuull really expect; 25 '. yd
French Same C2.“ chhlirf;
E
M .
l’AltTi’ LIV 3,withincityliinitstlocnl
IHIIIIneI tions. at I, $13.
For information apply to the [local
Maunger nt hentiuel Building. WIIsII
Eplepton «not, bo. Xoxunlk. L'.IIIIII
READ.
THI
WANT
E. G. Tomlineon. Druggist
it ll. Pluteted. Drummer.
I
COLUMN
\
simizar to an org.“ I." .o:7.y st.“
fun ‘I 25 cents a y Id A wash
i. bi: I7: IMI will was h
_ -d ans. in' white linen and
HI? gr;:::ld5 with stripes and “gums
Int where service ls YBQUll’td
. .Iy alld last colors; title. yd.
THE D. M. READ CO.
av
t
. 31.0.3
WE MOVE T0 "8 WASHINGTON STREET
Monday Morning!
Just One More Day for
m
W
W
moditynwlfl not plane the tines:
libll'S. 6 02 size, 10 cents . pound 7
pa:k:ge 8 ccutswll lb. package. 18 ‘
III-us Housekeeping department,
txngs‘ oilcloth, linoleums and window shades. We are no: selling 75:: Wind )w' shades for 42c, bIt selling
the best shade in town for 35 and 4°C, with deep, heavy fringe. Our goods are carefully selected and will
~meet any prices {or the same quality of goods, yes, and even lower.
::::.23:=::=:%:: I SCOFIELD & HOYT. l
'Weddingand Society
Engraving!
Th: Sentinel can now offer inducements to parties dcsirin'g engravid urd-
Iling invitations, announcements, calling cards, etc. of a specially advan-
.Iagcous I: hnractcr. The highest grade of work at prices but a very little
In advance of printing. We shall be pleased to show samples and give
lflCCS. .
The‘Power of Gold
May or may not be the mightiest among men. but
the purchasing power of a dollar In our establishment
was on er greater than it will be during our Lenten
special sale. Mondays Wednesdays and Saturdays
. all goods will he sold at one half regular prices. 'lhis
‘ r ~alc wdl adord the public an opportunity to purchase
WATCHES. DIAMONDS AND JEWELRY
at far less than cos: during this sale. Come rarlv and
secure bargains Positively no goods at reduced
prices except on above days.
H o M E R a H 0v T! s JEWELRY TAND .O'TICAL
no Washington Ctr-cot.
SOUTH NORWALK. QONNIOTIOU‘I’
.._
v..—
. C I
'rwuLve: noun-rs
II mm Itntn oi pnrohtm'mp to tooth». over any road. and no cum on reprint
UNRIVALLEDwr-Zm
BARGAINS”
Cell and so Us in Our New Quarters.
THE SOUTH NORWALK nos-row STORE.
up”: II. van neutron.
Title is the [rte guarantee. which no other tucker dorelteuive on e 29 pound
wheel. Home and see it.
HyrncImIm-iIIuIIIIIrImII Ipin towin. Empire: and Princetons run eueler and
Inn longer than any Iowprioertwhoelnnude Bringiu your old wheel end not
out minnow We ll surprise you. We do repulrluu and do It rluht. relaoo gourd»
IIIIII lIenIlhendIohurs without nplittih them. We do repairing cheap. (0th while
others hire II men weonu do it curse res. and sure you the oust of that mun' I
wound. See the point”.
The copy wInI-d,
The nested amt daintlert 4er Cycle Camera you over new. Uome Ill and look M
It Full line of tolrllnu earner» at nlInmIt clout. hurtmnn' II bulletin. pocket must...
and monitor or New York prim. Bargain: lu mound-Irena camel-wt. Develop
log and printing done.
RIcHAIDION once.
19 North Main Street, South Norwnllr.
. -
“It's the Wick Does the Trielr. ”l"
allow exle contains u IIIII
IIIIII IIIII, 0%»th oil IIIt Mild
unleao Wing
Norwalk Chronicler