‘3'.» wrong: mm "3': whom: a an m.)
“I‘Vatuw’s Cereal Stat?"- "
connectiout ‘
. ... Laundry!
Dill.“ I'M—'13,!”
‘ II It. um
3 hum
visiting hie father in
WI. 0! Eu: avenue.
MW ‘
-—-—~ 3 ID HAND.
5513100} mum avenue 31“. ‘
Woo...”—
"ted. by George McBride.
plow on Omar W. Buy
in East avenue is about
Nevllend Street, $0th Ilermllr.
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
mzi If
Me has purchased an
mom Frank Smith, of
Wm...
Whit Edvard E. Gorhnm has
3% :fileeohool tux bills. The tax is
William 0. Jesse,
tee Imnumou stain.
sou: Ionu'r we
The ringing has been changed
Wall to cathout style.
&deht are doing a iob inl
, for G. B Hoyt iu Glenbrook.
MotherforA. N. Andrews.
entire chorus will meet at Ihol . .
of, the pastor on Friday night thisl 3‘
IThOlewho have separate parts
' ‘ Extra Wurzburgor and
the 1 ll mum» and
a prom ( Weioerleer..... .
In 13 H”
w hoe“ “9““ DELIVEREDICE until!
all the others. l
h , - ,, . l In hulk to thotmclound' In bottles for
(Imily llsz, ~.
WE Rhymmd “mm” “up!” STRICTLV umou anawzaw
1” MW“! company, 1“” 5" Agentlnrllt-IHIIIr Linah’tenmchlpl 0.
position no motorinun on a new i , min?
NCTI C E
running from Rutherford to Pater
.JIVHe will soon move to that
School Taxes
W1 b First Nor-walk in "Ho i.‘l‘[h|)frhl of tin Lust Norivnlk
chum I School Ilistrut :IrI- heroin nutiliul IIIIII
WINE ”fine" ""“l‘h‘ The liHBIH'IIIIf'I IIIvanlIrI-I- Illiiii on lln Ilul
Wot mixnd mice! is expected lnr 'l.I‘IIl nil IlII- mun .tw‘uihllwui list 33I‘
m {the flinging in "3 :It :I Im'a'flmr of the “NIH“ ht‘IfI (Hi We
members of the Dorian Metho-
vial hand, accompanied by their
4 ' lRev. SmithW Sunds,willnssist
Wot the East Avenue Metho
lloIlI day of .ulom h". ~3, :It IIII- VII-3i" Xllrw; Ilk
~lIu3Il home will In Illll‘llllll pin :IhlI I3II
‘ t In l-II Ilny of April NI? III whiIII thin I
”smashes of hi urge 13‘ Bv IIoIlict,%mW W "W“, m" H .3 ”W mu" M "H
WEBB“: Osborn avenue was damaged IIIm3 .\'33 III'Y‘IrsI marlin-l Pmmin IIIIII.-
Wit 3 wow u! 'IIII-r wot u your rIInI 3\pril I I.
”I" u1hyafiemo‘m Th0 flunmig l in. IIIll he I- in Iran! on all taxes rI III. IIII'
“3 their main "1 a bonfire Whi‘ h ( “I" Hit: Imp Iid on IIIIII IIfII- -r .\I: II M l“).
WOWSI. John had started on his I II. HUIIIIAM.
m jun north I)! Mr. Benodiof‘ <1 r'“"‘ “’r I "l x‘m‘iilh
W. Sparks WI-rI- blown over on
( “III'I‘I'III‘ "I
I‘l'llvinl III-Jru'l.
I’llIt‘ll I'leul. XIII'II'III'II, March ‘33, 1‘92
the house. The fire stuIthl near the '3 ""~'~' 3‘”
“Minn! burned quite II good siz3. Il
Main it before Mayflower Book and l EBAY “AI“ “£81an
W emupuny, which ruspondedl to .qu mum cnlur II um nun:
.(I A} '. no me]. lInrmlus flaunt 0407 .1 In 1 bottle
I! I'L'fl "A \N‘l wmovu dammit! amp.
’Il'f'run‘l,‘l"|n:("” "I04 anfl'fiif’nwnl“ I III» IV lilo
Jim 5'}. "II‘ I“? 0100?" (one!
IIII Inn": l'i‘mmo 3.:I !t..n ( II WM Ilium.
F.f‘v .Tomliuson. Druggist
R. II. l’laietod. Draught.
_‘,__
MAKE you.
to the alarm. reached the
“.1319 house was insured with
3.00!) H. Layton in South Norwulliq
lathe evening James 133 eudeu star-mi u I
W. undthe sparks eel lire tn Cap-
“I! St. John' 5 hennery, causing some:
m to the building
éw A3 N 'r s K N 0 WM
‘ In vu-
IVIIIND SEITIIEL
A “entertainment given lam night by
all M board of the East Avenue.
0
To the PUblicl
For the Month If fitpnl only, lwill
H:
OH) II. V. TAYLOR WNISNEY.
Eight Years Old!
Full ()uaits fer ‘l 00. This whis-
key mail: for Or. 50. hm the Conn.
agent. I will give the people of
Norwalk a chance to buy the
best bottle of whiskey sold for fam~
ily use. Also agent for the
HIGHLAND BREWIND CD.
of Springfield, Muss.
BOTTLED SIEAMED‘LAGER,
ALE AND PORTER AND
EXTRACT 01" MAI.’I‘.'
For family use
I.o.I-IAMII.1'oN,
WarwiI-II Hotel. 2! N. Main Sheet 80.,NIII'I'IIIII
II) VI Iw
BICYCLE NOTES!
We are not handling any
wheel that is offered us,
but confine ourselves to
three makes. which we
know to be the best in the
market at their respective
prices.
The Rambler at $80.
For 17 years has been no
surpassed for wearing
qualities or style.
The Stunner at $80.
Asplehdid wearing wheel,-
modeled on beautiful lines
The Ideal at $50.
A strong,durable,casy run-
ning bicycle that can be
thoroughly depended on.
The J. T. Prowitt Co.
Norwalk. Conn.
Open evenlngs.
TIIE. SDDIHERN
New England
Telephone Co.
“.— <>3
REDUCTION
OF
RATES l
FUR III II'sI: hilillViI 'I;
The Southern NI-w liuulund Telopliuno
(‘IIIIIpnIIy unnounmu. Ilmr rum-ruling
with April I331. lhlii. llw Info for houn-
fI-h'phonos will Irv min: ml as I-lii'-\\“Z
PARTY LINE SICIIVII "liwllhin um»
half mile. from 1‘; II; lo 5:“
Sl'h'f-Ll'l LiNhhl'. I“ Ii' I.. wIIlIIIIoIII
half mile. from $l~ tulél':
IIII'IASI RBI) Sinlil'li'li.
PARTY l.l.\'l£,within city limiffil lIx'nl
connections, :3I- $35.
For information apply III tho l.3-I'ul
.‘Iunum r. at Seminrl llmlclinn. Wash-
Iugton stroot. So, NonvuliI. Conn.
Ir“ " '
READ.
THE
m mam.
THE s‘uercr
OF
FOULARD SILK8
Is an lnIéIesiing'one” Not only
are they bright and lo’icly In Iheir
coloringe and patterns but they are
soil, and durable—4'10 particular qual-
ities which make them valuable for
Spring and Summer wear. The va—
rieties are so numerous that ev.ery
‘tomplcxion can find Its appropriate
effect, Its most becoming color and
design. Nolillllg clioicer. nothing
belier, nothing may: reasonablegin
cost has developed among the goodly
silken weaves than Foulards.
Our assonmenls are so perfect. so
much In harmony with III: 33336.53».
of the fashions of the present season
that we have made a window—Main
SI. and Falrfield AVA—in order that
one may more easily dclerm'qie upon
them before Inspecting the greater
number at the Silk department.
They should be handled to ascertain
their beautiful softness.
..
It you lntend laundering your lace
curtains, bear In mind our Curtain
Stretcher. Its merits are known by
awry one who has ever iii-cl oz"
to or: it. No mat'er he?! a-..
'33: this miybe bya unEqLI on
.'; Ib'e p is the curtains c In b:
y s-Hekflied and perfectly dz; ‘
~, smut dar'g‘r of injury or a
-3 or wooleednem Price“ ,
“(In
”Riv"
';'7 :‘33'.
Lint ins.
The Llnf'l’l deportm‘n? ii; no
rapidly along with the
ll“ nestu an'l
‘J/‘e take orders for cleaning 1.33:3
No. ‘3'
GAZETTE: BUILDING
NORWALK. 90”".
THE LIAB‘KO
DRY 00008
STORE I ;
W
TRISTRAM a. HYATT,
We announce the opening ol our new line of
Spring Suits!
Spring Jackets!
Spring Capes!
Norwalk, Connecticut
Gazette B’l'd’g.
TRISTRAM & HYATT,
t I
NORWALK.
South Norwalk.
SCOFIELD & HOYT.
As spiing has on; C THE re returned to II; inn all II»: brightness and III»
once lllf) c lm ',c “can prep
moiing and decorating sea: on is
arcd to ill ll our (mists tor
_ ' C A R P ETS V
in a more crpcdi'i ,li: manner lila’l ever hefIre. iii: have ‘ur for I '-II lI' .g 23: .. as 'tirtmcn If car: cu we haic
ever ahown; new pa IC'ns Ic c‘IveIl (lillly’ lll'JlIlln. 'l‘aI‘iMiry. Brussels fl; iv I} use]; Vc' v Is, M quilts
and Axmmucrs III ill': id‘hcsh cash prices cm :hu“ II in the
blazes, IIIIulIly included.
ling! ';.‘II'-3I:II Illn Ill All-(‘5! affords.
E") [1.3. if: :‘i-‘d Gin; or Hr 'i
‘ 3”: f1r 25 cents. S;‘~' l-
:73'_I TQ';.'~‘15,:II ill. I?
,l , 2-. And a lme of .23 1',
.' .C'.i'.i3'lr.g of fins dan‘
"ill: 3"ll‘5Al {I with limo”; hIIf‘ ,
i' :‘l: h PIX-'93“ lmdfriugld. “3:13;;
:21 izn- q: dill-3 53
_ ‘i‘g moon 1 Spa: fill-:3 C x
;,I 2.13, I; ‘2':' an Haw-“r Ig‘
31?. 3: 5-": C Irhs. In bolh Ida‘s
' 3'; '2 :ol demons. Sl‘.
l". I: l Wool? that everglt
l; l ' l to {5133' 53 C"
" ' 1:3“! V '1" Cill. in l‘v"
,: ' .1 'I' 1,? " 2'3: :Iit'i aim-‘-
" mafia-"'3. i-v li'r wmu minim .
‘ III
I‘m: dwwslvy cl cclors ls curlai'il‘: n
“Jill’I-‘I in primed fabric; and only I
C?! '3 a yurd.
THE D. M. READ CO
WANT
COLUMN
Wit Episcopal church was another;
V fill emcee-in! events (It Ibis pros-
”church. Alteru bonnie-on» sup-
p, the “teary porIIoII of the pro-
' In opened by the male IIIIer-l
with “Where Would I Bo."
‘ ' vm heartily moored. This was
' bye pinnoduet, by Alice and
"Pfuoe. Too much praise cannot
Well on the remarkable rendition
at!!!" young folk». Mine Irene Browu
Moved theuudienoo with a solo,
mm Thu Benched my Henri "
I. never to: hearty encore mu-
“Good- -by" with pleasing effect.
“it W “Moved by u mirth-provoking
h] Mm H. .l Hlpeon. in
at. minted the dilllcnltim of on
Walk young men who proq
yhleglrl. Aftern plnno solo by}
m, “re. Bircliml entertained;
‘ mud everyone with eeleeIiouII
~ ‘ mphophone. II was hard to
, , whether Trinity ahlmea or the
3 "Pet Me tiff III nodule." wnn
Ming. IlldeI. no plenum! quI
3 y ‘ Wt tlm they eat ed
3W3 hearty vote of III IIIIII.
ton of II patchwork quilI’
3 of the buliel‘ Aid Indiety. hy
L'Hnuimedieu. to Ilw pull.
the”! eudlu‘ to u vary on.
"Mm The [Motor mpouded
,m hem runner end quiet
3 initial thin“. The supper
moiety will and all went
3 I
uleuer’ e Notice.
43 «I» 3‘ M
Dunn Itilml hy‘llw I3' mm
mflmwlut of Norwulli.
to twelve. examine IIIIII
nlnlmn III INN creditor“ of
item ll Ilrnwn. of Nor-
d (tut. IIII lIIIIIIlveut debtor,
33 II We will Iii-Ion“ III
i In Hamil VII; we III III
”we lint: shot all 3:37. W i
. lune. mm, M. In
Initial! and allowed
um limo! {or to
an... walnut III II
wwlutmenf III the
III man of Mill rim.
the 10th “I III
WE MOVE T0 "8 WASHINGTON STREET
Monday Mornin
Just One Moro Day for
UNRIVALLED
ll
g!
ENAMEL BEDS,
Folding Beds, Hard \vt'l'HI Suits. 3 pieces,$1:.o3, ISAC). zooo, 22 03, 25.312: to t) (moo, quarted oak;
5-,; Linclm mam, LZS, I 50, I 72 per yard. Sim» muttingfis; per roll. 49 yards up. Solid Oak Extemion
1313,25,; (um (I, $350. 7.50. x, :50, o, Io, I3 5333. The best sofhl oak Dining Chairs, so. 5 piece Parlor Suit
ll I’I'H {Miles \VH'E'IC‘II FII'IWC 5‘3: no '
I SCOFIELD & HOYT
Wedding and Society
Engraving}
CLUB BUILDING
NORWALK,
CONN.
The SI: ntinel Cdn non Iller inducements to panics dairiog engravul on!
I! log imitations annuumements calling cards, etc, of a specially admo-
Inge: us IhIImI: Icr. 'll n: highest grade ol uOIk at prices but a very little
iIIuIl\.IIIcc of priming. We shall be pleased to show samples and give
I-rmes.
.9
The Power of Gold
NI; It or may not he! the mightiest (Imui 3,: mm but
tho pun honing prmcrof a dollar In our esmblhhmI-nt
has mm r groan-I Ihnn it uill be during our] CHIP'I
:pII ml solo. Monulnye \\' nilnndms and Saturdms
.Ill gm III; will he HIM ill oneliull II 'rulur IIIiIes 'll. I2.
ualc Will nflord Ilie pIIhlII an opporiuniiy Io pm: luisc
WA'I C. HES, DIAMUNDS AN!) ILW El RY
.II for less Iliun Ins: «lining Ihis half. Come carlv and
name bargain: I’osilivcly no goods at mlurcd
pi IIcs I‘Xi (III on Iibme ““5“
H o M E R B H 0v T' s JIWCLNV TAN!) OPTICAL
so Washington Shoot.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONNECTICUT
- o a
T0 BICYCLE RIDERS!
\\e ll’IM'f‘ the mom Inimpll'tc line «I'm uh two in No!
walk Sew-IIII'IIII Ill “fierInI style: and prim-s III ill
BARGAINSI.
Call and See Us'in Our New Quarters.
THE SOUTH NORWALV BOSTON STORE.
I QIGIOK I. VAN ALI‘I'VNIII
m;
'lH‘ Thomas lmemlv of no no. In the Ian III has 0- .
I‘lu: lIlI. mm the Elliptical Spring Cranks. IlIe
l‘IuIII I'ramc FIleIr IlIe Syracuse Rand RIIII-I
the "I lIoIIuIIIoIIc oiling ol the hearing: IIuII'IIicnI lnr
Icoomllen; the Empilc IIII heavy riders and the
Suringclule and I‘IIIIIcIon the rut but low pIiCI-Il
wliur‘e on IIII: m rim
Repairing a Specialty!
FII' ding Comm.” Ii all sizei; aim llulleu. I’m to:
“”‘I‘MI K01! “'Cyclt: Cameras and II full line III
Supplier.
RIOHARDION IIOI.
“I North hull” strfct. south Norwnlk.
Inldlnu mmuuh
"It a the Wick Deeethe TrlelI. "...........I.II..
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