' Taylor-mane. Therm aye-ironed
” ”Moundntmathinaheevrhlling
] "mm pleas. and mindlessly
. thelswnanddmtheedewalk Upon
retention stein they tmndthe please
covered with tnuddy tootpriute; but no
opinionthatoo use ms _
o’clock. some» their use-emu “ '
loathsome hie
. It *m be somewhat spoon. napkin. note-book and pencil.
on u» tor llsll.
« 'O’Conuor's mcentiy
, in South Norwnlk,
’a residence in West
the South Norwalk
inatrungierce end a
was enjoyed by all. If
lie not in condition to be
my night. they will
.‘randthe meeting will
, Hr. Remington.
w tomorrow.
on» sceosom Puree.
mm- a Valiae la mas.
' Boudoir: neon.
Goodrich. the blind accor-
who he been playing about
Molt and South Nor-
past two weeks. who robbed
at Mrs. Sarah Lnrrigan'e
/‘ hotel. where he had been
“him retiring he counted
mostly nickels and dimes,
, . .. tow. and placed it in
Me, room. 'Ilhe vnlioe he kept
the door of lilo room was left
Oo'eloek he had occasion to
and while feeling his way
hierooni. he discovered that‘his
‘ mining. He made his way
‘holland knocked on the door of
room he come to, which proved
Hot ofCharlea Payne, the car-
. » . began a search. and soon
. Goodrich's valiee in a room
. ”John Brennan. The vulise
,, out open. and all the money it
. extracted.
hankept out of sight since
of the vnlise. He came
Maternal weeks ego.
Wit lea native of Chester.
, his mother eul two sisters
" Intimate them and himsell
“contributions he receives by
lathe-treat» He (eels his loss
. no he emcted to send some
methilweek.
‘ trier tluay trend.
. ”called to the foot that the
tor the prize tasty contest of
' , oi the American Revolu-
Aprll let‘s. The essays are to
that date tour». '1'. K. Noble,
l fleet avenue. Norwslk. The
the content, it will be remem-
y _ ‘3‘. I. E. Mead, Dr. Gerald
y _ and Rev. 8.11. Watkins.
W e lo ie lienart.
. 3M. unable to speak it word
a
.W. end going up to
J ~- showedhintanaddreu
"ll'ewarh. N. 1..” where
1 to go. Ir. Seymour
, » . Autoimmune. audho
to low York.
mun Bellies are
mints thereomyof
lessen recovered and
one
invited: Shredded wheat biscuit with
cream, shredded wheat biscuit with but-
tor. shredded wheat fish hallo, minced
meatin biscuit, cases. shredded wheat
- biscuit with blackberries and whipped
cream, shredded cored ootlee. Bring
V‘ (repainting and res V
and at the some time out better and
healthier food. The New EruCooking.
. school will teach’yon how.
attended clue out. over , V m'
, Avenue hinting“:l E9? :
» held lite t ' i
"no. mi. 15...... NOTICE
omitted trout the 6:03 train .
.wsa aboutrthe place. '
e
m
”Elm lees.
athmpm. to which all. are
Reduce living éxpeusas at least a hull.
School Taxes
The taxpayers of the East Norwelk
School District are herebv notified that.
the district tax of three mills on the dol-
lar laid 'on the town assessment list of
”(that at meeting eithe district held on the
1th (ha of June, 1806,“ the blast. Norwalk
school— nurse. willbedne and pa nhle on
the let day of April, leer, at whlc time i
shall be randy to receive the same at my
store, No. 10 First avenue. Penalty at the
rate of 9per cent a year from April let,
ism. will be charged on all taxes remain-
ing unpaid on and after May build".
E. E. hORilAM,
Collector of Taxes for East Serwallt
School District.
Dated East. Norwallt, March ‘32, 1507.
l in ‘22 SW
WM;
Foirfie'd Bounty savings Bank.
Xenwnur, Conn, March Ill. 1897.
The Board of Directors of this bank,
have this day declared it dividend at the
rate of four per cent. per nnnum from the
earnings of the current six months. to be.
credited to demitora April lot and pay-
able on and after April lilth. _
VICTOR S. iiELLECK, Secretnrv.
, m'3il2w
S
horty Sherwood. tiattorl
Oecnpleaa portion or E. Gnaowakis,
store. corner of Wall and Water Ste.
Nerwalk. Call and see the latest
styles in Hate. Carve etc. o flit
looks. Autographs, Etc., Porch-
asod in any quantity for Cash.
Avoid the expensmlrmlhle. and um-elininty
and publicity oi nucleate. warimved lmy-
ere sent and glmleremnvml without trouble to
vendors. ‘ no. D. shll'l'll.
t Eel-J l'M [sires-f. .
New \ nrk Cllr.
Dr. F. Schnvolr,
orrioe.
5. E. corner Washington and
Franklin Streets.
Wednesday.» and Hutttrtlnwfi in 5 p. m.
PRACTICE LIMITED Tl) Dllil‘ZAlil'lrl 0P
. WOMEN.
Thnlollowinx menu will be demon-1W
strand and served to the audieaeeat the
ire cooking school in Arlen .llall, to-
flucv
OLE. NOTES!
We are not handling any.
‘ wheel that is oilered 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 un-'
surpassed {or wearing
qualities or style.
the Stunner at $60.
Aspleudid wearing wheel.
modeled on beautiful lines~
The ideal at $50.
‘ A streng,durable,easy run-
ning'ticyclc that can be
thoroughly depended on.
The J. T. Prowitt Co.
. Nor-walk. Goon.
Open evenings.
l
I I * '
Wllllam 0. Jesse, ,
tee motllnerott ureter.
sew AGENT eon
Extra Uurzhurgor and
Wiener leer . . . . . .
DELIVERED ICE GOLD!
In bulk to the trade and in bottles for
family um.
STRICTLY UNION BRIWIRV!
Agent for lied Slur Line filcnnlshlpt'o.
_ m '2
surround
0!. II . rmle assent odor. Ulla uttl
0.:5WIIKI‘E Wfivfl‘ removal da‘ndrnflunn .
llurimm isllmaont artful-ates rrmthgl w ”0"
pm uranium: film?“ must. r fa“
itnurated Truth. on i an on :ppltcauun
E. G. Tomlins‘on. Drought \
R. H. Pluiatcd. Drn:;gist.
unklvou'n
WANTS KNOWN
‘ email?“ ‘1
' QUEEN" ' ,
”dry. recreation and. hundreds of other
' the way at slllrt waists, they are here
A woman's paper and. gazette cl
leshlou that will he issued on the
cooking. housekeeping secrets. laun-
4
things. ’
We will supply this beautiful mag-
azine FREE to-every lady who will
conic to our office and registerhcr
name during the present month of
April. We will furnish it FREE for
TWELVE MONTHS; subscribers
to call a: the store for it each month
as it cannot be mailed or delivered
through friends or employees.
The success of our-Novelty Dress
Sluils has been great. especially will:
the granite melangc, Kurl canvas and
tinsel cloths. There’s a new proof
every day Iltaf we have one of the
finest lines of novelly goods lllat ever
came to town: and a woman's proof
nbuylng.
SHIRT» WAISTS.
Ladles’ Silk Waisls. $35?) for
those 'thal were $5.00. Flannel
Welsts,$l.75. Lawn and Cambric
Walsls. lrom 75 Cents up. it makes
no difference What any one wants in
——prices and all. [And ll is a handy
lot to choose. from because the slyles,
the effects. are so numerous and
beautllui.
New shades in, colored Moreen
have arrived.
Great‘values .1} fine French 535'
teen, all new figures and stripes. for '
l9. 25 and 35 cents a yard.
English Twilied Silllll‘ug, a cloth
that ls serviceablemmade from
combed cotton—4nd coloring; that ‘
aze stri‘clly fast. , Used a greet deal ‘
lcr boys' sulls, nlllses' dresses 21.1 ?
ladies' bicycle and street dresses...
Wash Goods department.
Two spoclal \‘ai'li‘F. in Fells. A“.
alligator belt Willi Cow-r: ll bu :lm‘, int:
THE D. M. HEAD CO.
II I".
3”! in l)’
I'lllll IEITIIIL
. l
outh
Norwalk .
. . . . ,. Boston
. us WASHINGTON STREET! .
We Are in Our New Store, at the Above Address, Pretty Well Settled!
» GIVEN AWAY FREE!
In order to make a lender tor our first week in the new store we shall give FREE Oh‘
CHARGE with every dress pattern purchased of 8 yards or over from 250 a yard up,
5 yards of Skirt Lining, 11} yards Silesia, 1 yard beet linen canvas. This is simply an
attraction to draw you to our, uewstore; further, We have just received 75 pieces oi differ
ent kinds of spring novelties, and they are there for your inspection, and the above offer
steeds good on these new goods as well; but whatever you do, see our stock before buy-
ing elsewhere. We don’t claim to be able to suit every“ one, yet at the some time we do
claim to have the largest and best selected stock of Dress Goods in South Norwulk.
Priooo Are Always Right!
>3-4 l.inolcnnts,h, 135,150, I 75 per yard.
V'I‘a'hles, 6x8 it. $6.50, 7.50, 8, 8.50, 9, l0, t3 50.
good for any kind of a suél when scr~ E
we: is tequlredmlll cents a yard. %
iWe
best thing of the season, lot 50 cums, ,
And a call bell, palm! 'catltcr illllllg, l
nickel harness buckic.lor 2!) cents. l
i
st
THE SOUTH NORWALK nosron STORE.
lpRYQOobsp
it laelways wise rcon in. y to buy the bestlgoods your picket. book will as? r, . ;
wears the lwnzcsl and is in every way more satisfactory then inferior qualifies, whatever the price.
Randy Made Suits.
with black talieta silk,
trimmed with braid and buttons.
changeable tufletn silk,
separate Skirts,
TRI
South Norwalk.
$le merchandise
juoket lined
. 15 00
Fancy mixed cloth butt, double breasted Eton jacket.
lined with
l
STRAM & HYATT
Black d jackets. fly i
rout .
lira: of every month. A beautifully Bis ‘ tron ' llnedthrooshoot 750
,~ Cheviot enito.black no .r don revere. “k ”l“! W“ “1,0,,“ mm on ‘3 ,
. Illustrated and intensely lrlieresllng Brown mixed chevidt £3153? ideally: bk «3% ””31”” "”6“th " . with ” bio 8 50
publication that will contain various 8m“ “i“v‘mwk-W'lvlllflm Indlflllflokm- mmmjacketshwlveicollar ' ‘ 4'ao
halil pad with tree : , " ’ '
articles lteallng upon dllferent suh- Fancy mixed suite. yuiront‘.’ fork]; lined throughout Mixed wvméumngmilml ”watt: t,ily front, 300.
, , hi it wilhtafleluaflk. * ’ 1000 ' ‘ OI ~
in“ "‘w c "’°'“°" "k" “w" ”’3" Blackstone sergeanit,sltirt and jucket,linod with ur “om 3". ~ ' 4 5,,
a passing notice-gadressmaking. loll- _ toilets silk. . 1000 tlsgnchhfilgenchhcow ”gonmifi; lib»
ctlee. ombroldery‘deslgns. mllllnery. Covert cloth onita..fly front jackets, lined throughout nu. ””fi coney (“,0
. with toilets silk, Wool seal on erotics.
flowers. choosing names for children. Black camel's hair serge suit. skirt and 10 inch A1831“ no! collarettea. - 7 50
Kid Gloves.
We do not claim to sell all the kid gloreeeold in town ,hut we
do sell the best and we warrant overy‘peir to tit and wear.
We have-just received a toll linen! the very latest novelties.
These ponds are our own importation and made to our
order and stamped with our initials. '1‘. & H. on each clasp.
250
Plain black mohair shirts, #1 I" . They are real kid. all the newest diodes. The on is 8! 50.
Figured black “WM": “‘1'”. 3 ’1? If you want a good glove we are sure these w please ,you.
Black ”“1 “‘"Y 91‘0"“ skirts, :3 :0 We also have a line of liloooa or Suede gloves which we
131'“ and navy gorge 9H1”. - 1‘30 sell at 08c: this is the most popular glove in the market
131““ ”“9““! hnlliuntlne 5km“ '5 "0 and the best value. It you have ”never tried them. we
ghoul: t-klfill, navy, brown. morn and black, 4 so would be pleased to have you if! , pair. We alm carry a
12”" "“9 “3”]! brilliantlne “‘1‘“: _ , 4 m full line of regular goods, price from (lilo to 32 25. Elbow
1' tnuml silk ‘lhmv " ”0 ‘0 ll) “0 lengths in colors and white always in stock.
Moire velour shirts, I 8 50 . ,
3 rin Ca 3 Housefurnishlng Dopt.
, _ p g p0 ' -- In our heueeiornishinrr department we carry Mull line 01
3'13: Sligfilili' 23"»? till: trimmed with braid '2 ... mud" “hm" “m 256' 296’ 39”” 5°“ ”"1 75‘” ‘ '
ml, 501,”; “ I ' ' ,~, 00 GOODS roe HOUSE CLEAMSG. .
Black silk capes. trimmed with jet. lace ruchc, 7 50 The best ammonia, lo eta
Black taffeta silk capes, trimmed with fluted gauze. 9 ill) Lustrine, 10:: package
Tau ladiee' cloth on s. braided it'nh collar, :l 98 Scrub brushes, ‘ acts
Tan cloth copes, tai or made. silk tun nit. ll 00 Window, floor and counter brushes.
Light coucbmau drab broadcloth capes. lined with Carpet tacks, 10 to 5 etc
iuucy tafletu. ’ , ll 00 geek hammers. 5 cu;
- ‘ rick lifters. 5 cto
Spring Jackets' Carpet boaters and sweepers.
Ludics’ black cloth jacket, double breasted, 3 50 Shelf papers, 1c dozen
Nbr‘walk, Connecticut
Gazette B'l’d'g.
. NORWALK.
SCOFI ELD & HOYT.
As spring has once more returned to us in all its brightness and lllc moving and decorating season is
once more here, we are prrpuv‘ed to fill our orders for
_._..__...__,. ,,,,._ ,, "an“...
«WCARPETSLWWW;Mm
in a mom cxpedini ms manner than ever before. We have by far the largest assortment of carpets we have
ever shown; new patterns received daily. lnorain, Tapestry. Brussels, Body Brussels Vclv is, M queues
and Axminetcrs cl. the lowest cash prices over shun n in the
states, quality included.
ENAMEL BEDS,
Folding Beds, Hard Wood Suits, 3 pierce; 815.00. l8.co, 20.00, 22 on. 23 oo, 27 co to 6.).00, quartcd oak;
in lirm‘atelles Worsted Fill‘lg‘t, $35 00-
dl
Straw matting. $3 per roll. 40 yards up.
.g...a"sg.¢...,_
. Solid Oak Extension
l‘llc best so‘lzl oak lilmog Chairs; 8:. 5 piece Parlor Suit
98W‘.H'N°T°N ~ ‘ ‘ CLUBBU|LDING
‘TRE‘T' 0 F I E L' & H 0v I NORW‘LK;
:South Marv-lit. Ct. I CONN.
m W... ,4 w, ,- . -A. M ... ... .n.- _._ . A .. . ,. .. .. . . _.. .. ..._,. mum -m
Engravingl
The Sentinel can now "offer inducements to parties desiring engraved wed-
ding invitations, announcements, calling cards, etc., of a specially advan-
tageous character.
in advance of printing.
; noes.
ore!
we
The Power of Gol‘
SOUTH NORWALK.
The-highest grade of work at prices but a very little
We shall be pleased to show samples and give
May or may not be the mightiest among men, but
the purchasing power of a dollar in our establishment
was never greater thin it will be during our Lenten
special sale. Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays
all gmuls will be sold at one half regular prices. This
' i sale well aihml the public an opportunity to purchase
\l'A'l'CllES,DIAMUNDS AND JEWELRY
at far less than out: during this sale. Come early and
secure lmxgulos Positively no goods at reduced
prints ”cert on above days.
3. H O Y T e a JIWILR:73I&I=.OPTIOAL
no Washington Genet.
OONNIOTIOUT
a a a
Have Wheels
'l'n Mill everybody. For the racing man the Fowler,
lde and Symmse. all :9 pounds ed with worldwide
rcpuialim.‘ For the livers e ri or we have wheels
:unmng from 221037 pouu a, any color or equipment
(lculrcd. We have the but juvenile wheel you ever
saw, weighs n) 1-: pounds. We give good prices {or
secondhand wheels, Some rccc d hood wheels for
wit-rune. All bics'cllstuhould aeAupl-iplcon l’ul~
fish for thei ' nickel w .lli; cheapest and be t.
We Do All Kinds at llapalrlngl
lend yourrepeirt to us and get the benefit of u yeuls
experience and find clear tools.
Everybody Wants a Camera!
We tell all sizes from! m x r to 6 l 2 x 8 l 2, prices
runglegfrom it to 039 so All at losmll‘eldlng, Pocket
Kodak. llullreyaa. Kory Cycle mores. etc. Photo-
graphic suppllea at N. Y. prices. Photo println and
evaloplog done: photographs taken of pnyt ling.
i’ree dark room.
.IIGHQUDUON INC... 19 North Main Stunt.
“It's the Wick Does the Tl'lOk."E;3m
a a Mall
ale cool i
«it or lieu
lll'l‘l‘l'.’
Norwalk Chronicler