. inWarren avenue.
of Northpoet. I... 1.. here
. en Enron’s _ outlet!“
“r
William Corbin.ot Bette
-ed home from a visit
u» Foxhaemovedtrom Os-
3 ”John H. Knepp’e house
I
. Ind Mrs. C. A. Stub-3
, .are visiting Alonzoi
Henry street. 3
. of East Norwulk, was-
s.» this morning in South l
using abusive language.
~ - supper and entertain-t
. , Beet Avenue M. E. church 3
. ... entertainment; first-class.
- .. scion. 10 e ; supper. lacy.
' . l
8. B. Wilson has W. G.’
, w greenhouses ready for;
W l
,, .. went and New Englandl
willbe given no the East Avenue:
la, ll i-llcopel church, tonight.
r-me will reproduce Trinity.
3 variouegmueicnl gems: also
I“ - , decla‘mations, etc. l
' party was tendered Mr. and
Smith. of South Osborn nvc- '
lit. The guests were Mr.
. --l 3e Sprayer, Mr. and Mrs.
bent. and Mrs. G. E.Bogl\rt.
. mar ..._ Pamelco, Misses L. Vic-
‘ -d George Sprogue, .lr.
”u—l ..
l NOWAYTON.
. ; yby William ”James to
l W the will claim damages
louloi lite of one of his children,
Jelv . by being run over by
‘lmpnny’l cars. The acci-
the
hepdned at Rowuyton some
new cal .
Mill ward H. Smith's handsome
" curry lone- !oot launch will be
an” tomorrow at high water. The
m [It wer- Globo engine has been
nmalnnll ,and, it .is expected. will
give excellent satisfaction. Captain
W. Miller Lizzie and Miss Lizzie
Dibble ere ixpected to return tomorrow
_ 7M their l p to Virginia.
» 3W Bl
run
eeniedtonil-ht. in Guider's Hell, under
“new of the Ladies' l'nion. A
lslerlenlunll r of young people of the
‘elittuh will participate. and coke and
‘ em will be served utter the entertain-
WI. .
Clarence Rowland. of Bridgeport. is
, a vacation at the home of his
mid. 0nd to B. Rowland.
» John 141 mmedleu, the veteran eye.
mflel w- erlntr from an uttnclr of
”he Mills. who has been quite
“did . ll able to be out again.
M ~' wlanrl. who has the diph-
m II ll Itor.
in. N Mills has purchased it new
days. but is improving.
‘> oyeten from New HIVHIL
II. Stevens.
In Rowoyton.
W all on mount...
4 i
in“
. n. u follows:
~ ,. obeervetl In the hmnmr,
l l
e
7 Boy . . Ethel Sprtrgue, and H. S
been served on the Tram-
‘ . has been sick of plerrriey
' 's’weui‘urbu krill-be pr‘a- .
u 1' Km C. Stevens wont to
- . N.J.. yesterday. with n
l . n Bacon it» returned to
duties. utter a rest It her
no Hoyt returned home to. 3
villi in .lerley\(lity until
3
l
with the custom curl lnml
. end the practice at it UOII"
. who sought the term
the 14ml. I hereby lieutenan-
. Friday. the eirtoenllt day,
has it day «it tit-tint: alltli
» lmornmend throttle liey‘
of worship in this Mimi
. twithrlovout petition j
~ Mellow tied llnrt lie will ;
nettle-tn our nation eurl‘
not tbeletly'n Mid untitle-
., Heroine tit lone it,
M were lire. Charles;
Bimini! Stephen
‘THE: SOUTH NORWALK BOSTON STORE,
*Totho Public!
tell
OLD KJJAVLOR WHISIIEY
. . min Years em 4
Full goalie for thee. Tins whir-
key mails fortnse. lam the llonrr.
em. I will-give the pcoplcof
Elma": a chance
hyonrdlmtionatthc
" ‘vc‘rybczinningol
to bu" the
st bottle of whiskey sold {or trim.
lly use. Also agent for Ills:
HIGHLAND BREWING CO.
‘ of Springfield. Mass.
BO'I‘TLED S‘I‘EAMED LAG ER,
ALE AND PORTER AND
WM
Connecticut
- FEX'fl‘RACT or MALT.
' or amily use.
.. . .Laundrll .. a. Home...“
~. Warwick liotel. at NJlnin bireet. Bo. KI'Yf'lilk
All AND HAND “m ' M...
5“ ' BICYCLE NOTES!
—-—ooo—-——- -
We are not handling any
wheel that is offered us,
but confine ourselves: to
three makes. which we
know to be the bosom the
market at their respective
prices.
The Rambler at $80.
Naviland Street, South Norwalit.
Satisfaction Guaranteed. ,
um tl’
For the Month of April only, lwill -'
Vila-Blends. : WM”.
DRY'GOODS
eroncl
“
HOW LITTLE
THEY
0081’
When compared wlth their stylist
appearance and unquestioned quality
Capes, Jackets. Separate Skirts not
Sullsficvery cloth. every cut and
effect that is strictly fashionable.
The very ”centre of Bridgeport's
choicest garment offerings. Not a
shade missing that has been set
down as being in correct form.
We are as jubilant over the new
Spring goods as our customers are.
The naltlness of everything is so
pleasing that the satisfaction in show-
ing them increases every day.
T
!
Leather Goods—-small leather ar-
ticles for women and men. Travel-
ing toilet cases, medicine cases. bill
backs. card cases. stamp cases
spectacle cases, cigar cases, match
I.
wanncgrrsse,
168 WISIIINGI'ON “NEH. .
sour AGENT FOR
For 17 years has been un-
surpassed for wearing
. qualities or style.
.‘l‘he Stunner at $60.
A splendid wearing wheel.
modeled on beautiful ll acts.
The Ideal at $50.
A strong,durablc,casy run-
ning bicycle that can be
thoroughly depended on.
m .t. r. Prowitt no.
Norwalk. Conn.
Open evenings.
.. \
Mi
1 Extra Wurzburger and
leiner Beer . . . . ..
DELIVERED IOE COLD!
In bulk to the trade nut] in bottles tor
nnrily use.
STRICTLV UNION BREWERV!
Agent for lied Star Linc Steamship t ‘o.
. . tll2lly
" mm:
New England
‘ Telephone Co.
"-4,
REDUCTION
OF
RATES l
School Taxes!
‘ ' FOR HOUSE SERVll‘E.
'l‘lw lrtxpnye-rs of the Rust. Nor-walk _ ‘ H
School District lire hurt-by rmt'tliml time. The Southern Bow l'rllzlalutl Iclophnnrl
thlL-tlls'lt'lcttllll oilhrr-e mills on the riul- {Company announces that t'lrllllllt‘llt'ilil!
"lnr [hill on the tuwn assessment lietnl’ . with April Ill. 1.59;" the my." for house
lowiut n Him-III!“ at l tie district held on the itelephones will be ”doc,“ till IOIIHWS:
litllr tiny of June. lhlulnrt the Elm Nurwrrlk . 3 . .
autumn-house. will be due and payable on PARTY LINE SERVI(IE,withln 0m:-
lrnlf mile. from $7»; to silo.
lthr- lat «lily of April, 1597, {it which ”HIV 1
;.I ll t er‘nvlv tor-server is mile at my ‘ ‘ V _ _
‘I m n t ' ‘ i lit-mm M ”It! SINGLE LIN .ShRVli‘h. Willllntllw-
half mile. from till to $43.
MEASURED SERVICE.
2 More. ,\'n. in First tu'clille
rnteot "per cent a your from April lit.
2 we, will hechlrrged on it“ trues rl-rrmllr-
'5 in“ nupllld on and utter hilly lstJSltT.
l“ l" """"-“-“v PARTY Lllvrzmurru city Illlllltll local
tulnnectionll, Sci. $18. .
For interruption apply to the Iam'lll
Manager. rrt‘flntiuel fidilrlink? Wield
ington street. 50. Norwnllr. thrill.
l (‘nllr-ctor of TIIXIN (or limit Norwnlk
{School District.
‘ llntetl East Nortvarlk, March ‘32, WAT.
I e F “—3 '33".
lame?- all-985»;
cm in
to m nelurel color
A;
' ”-36
READ. . . .
1 ' ii .I I'll , Irlellll odor .Imn he
i YEhM'fifl 'Iu‘ll‘l')“ ff lemons dondrufl. II c
. herrlmmhllillxoutn minutes mwth up but
I‘ll: Illnle'hl'l' “mm: in» u... \ m 7”:
l lhutntcd Treatise on “Air on application ‘ w‘"'
l E. G. Tomlinson. Druggist noun”,
R. 1!. Finished. Drought.
l
Monday
'3, White Pique and Striped Duckr-J
boxes. music rolls. pocket books.
Boston bags. shopping bags, chate-
l lain bags. opera bags. portfolios. collar.
and cuff boxes, calendars. clocks in
leather traveling cases, photo frames.
Eadiss' bills. girls' belts. boys' bell:
lanai llxsrt's bells.
Fast Black
:aiian cloth-—
in
lsflrssrl, similar in an I
-: r5:
new
TRISTRAM
weary and schlceétre—«van
i
I
RISTRAM a. HYATT,
l l. _
- ‘ Tunas
GAZETTE. sarcoma
nonwnucizcouu.
l
We announce the opening 0! our new line of
Spring Suits!
Spring Jackets!
Spring Capes!
Norwalk, Connecticut
Gazette B’l'd'g.
'& HYATT,
, cell-3m fabric for linings, undersklns, H ..
l
T lc. T i t ' 't f l
c o nrocuce l avoraby we South Norwalk.
- make the price only We. a yard.
l
{plain while. New weaves that are
i . . ,
lrrnrsncd by a patent process. for 15
land l9 cents a yard,
For near offs-:1: in Glnghams. as
"oil as medmm and handsome
incurs}: Plato's, com-3 here. We have
mter b-‘or: lzsd their equal; you'.l
km: mat that means it ycu have
ever been a trader at our Wash
Goods department,
First-class Sheets-Bl 193;. extra
long -fer only 50 cents.
Women look upon 'Read's Mal-
:lngr.’ pretty much as they do upon
4 Havlland's China '~the best. Our
mum: line of mal'sng is belterthan
98WASHING‘I’ON
STREET,
South NOPWDIK. Ct.
. 1' I I H I ' I NORWALKV. L
$00
An Important Notice.
As ourtowrr is full of wild advertising. such as g0 ids being sold :1: lrzrll price and 251. per cell discount,
we are happy to say we do not make sull'rjent profit on our gmis to sell at such ridiculous discount. Ex-
amine our stock and note our prices with the some
count and be convinced. 'Wc defy competition. .
We are carrying in our two stores the ingest arr-l lrnrrlsomest assortment of carpets and furniture, mat-
nngs‘ oilclolll, linolcllms and window shades. We are not selling 75c wintl )W shades for 42c. bit selling.r
the best shade in town for 35 and 40c, with deep, heavy fringe.
meet any prices for the same quality of goods, yes antlu'cn lower.
scorllzlo & HOYT.
a
FIELD & "Hovr
woods offered you at half price and 25 per cent. dis-
Our gools are carefully selected and will
cLun lurLDmo
NORWALK.
comer.
Hall/ll because they to newer and
3 ISTlSMl‘l’Hl' y frcsllcr— hatter wearing.
l‘l’ dmplay of lnlanls' and Chil-
.r: ~n s new goods is fully as attractor-9
Wedding and Society
as our other lines Cole little RGrf~
It...) prices are so very reasonable:
'No season that l‘. is easier to buy
l um shade up than to.makc thorn..- 5
3 THE D. M. READ co. g‘
e .
lWE MOVE TO lnwrlsmllcloll STREET
Morning!
1. Stevens end outlet the
Just One More Day for
(Me has Issued hill Feat‘
UNRIVALLED ~ ‘
BARGAINS”
i
i
all and See Us in
Our New Quarters.
“on“ a. van new“. rail.
ind Dresses, :Ll'.ll.;lg little Hats; EngraVIngj‘
V” BMW‘s-4°”? SONS of all sortsl ‘ ' on, ,,
The Sentinel can now offer inducements to parties desiring cngrnvtd wetl-
rlilrg invitations, announcements, calling cards, ctc., I
lngcmrs character. The highest grade ol work at prices but a very little
-. . inntlvnncc of printing. We shall be pleased to show samples and give
. l “015. , .
'bf' 3' 5}”):ch advarr -
‘\
The‘Po’wer ofGoId . . . .
Mary or may not be the mightiest among men, but
' lllc lurrllnsing porter ot a dollar in «lurcstzlblisllmcnt
was llt‘\cf greater than it will be during our Lcnlcrr
rpl‘tillll sale. Mondays, Wednesdays and Sallrrtlat s
all goods will he sold all one-hull regular prices. This
sale WIII afford the public all opportunity to purchase
WATCHES, DIAMONDS AND JIiWEl RY
nl lar less than ms: during this sale. Come early and
rec-urc- bargains Positively no goods at rcrlur oil
prices except on above (lays.
H o M I: n I. H 0v 1 . a “mummy-mu
80 Washington Sir-0t.
SOUTH NORWALK. OONNIOTIOUT
We have the most complete line over shown in Nor-
wnlit. Seventeen tiillcretrt styles and prices, in m
lIll! Thomas Juvenile at no on, to the lite qt at 25.0“.
l'lru Itlt‘, with IItt': Elli ilicnl Spring Cralllts. lllc
'l’um. Frame Fowler, tie Syrucurc Road kill“.
the "l lmttuspne oiling oi the bearings suillticnt for
5cm) miles; the Empire for heavy riders, and tire
Splingtlalc and Princeton, the very best low priced
wheels on the market.
Repairing a Specialty!
l’nlrling (tumours of all trials; also llullets, I‘m lust
Idorlulrs, Kory lllrtyclc Contents and a lull litre of
blrppllce.
RICHARDSON IIOS.
Iii North Main Street. South Norwulk.
“it’s the Wick Does the Trick."{lill'umglgglillon?l.
rules or rl
a g .
‘3.
« , .1»
Here M 9m
Icy-
ttmo m ”th at
*- w new» im-Iu. cflflnwwfimn
Mo
a] Bellini.
Norwalk Chronicler