min 1 mi! thoeltmlnntionot “trivial
ballot a
saloon
33.3.: it. not the additionofuewooa.
The law needs .me linings—New Haven
Register. ~ ,
‘ mazgmm
Young Man.
number at years in the
mhad the confidence and
' .townsmen. nevus
p in: . Ll ‘ m”. I. 0"
red four children.
. ; . Mary Bau-
. Terrell, of New York.
thautweuty yearns: lead-
inthie section. hue ob-
inOkluhoma. Dr.Geih
mfimm ”ml°~“il‘.;.‘i‘.2
7 , among in
Wthathecontemplated
divorce courts. although he
:with his wife for quite a
temdtho army as a boy.
, for several years and
Steward in 187,5. A few
Obtained a divorce from:
and soon after married al
“a rich widow living inl
[by whom he had sever-nil
ewe-elected tothe Lexis-l
m and was surgeon on Gov-
'n staff during 1884 and
,, . as general. He is also,
. Army circles.
Revenue Collector Sloan is
_ against Sober. the.
who was employed by the
Q Ernst Cigar company.
a ‘ town when ‘ his son was
' and his present whereabouts
7 One mm Anton Sober.
' “Sumatra tobacco from the
V . twaslet oi! with the light flue
coats,waa because his two
played by the Graham
; ‘ ny. agreed to pay the
it ‘ will reimburse them for
2| .. they lost. .
. nth—woodbnry (i. Langdun
“1' summer residence. at Hall
, Wednesday. and intend to
, about the middle of May to ,mcmm, _
hummer. The residence is l-Z. t'. s’rol'hlclt.
the. hands of decorators and is April e. um.
apply to bullet!
room
out tint otp‘aper to the ballot. It sot-ha
WM m in
Mr. Ecstasy. when
Connecticut General life
lusurance Co., of llartford.
__-._.—_—————‘—
MW”.
DON’T SCRATCH.
Connecticut
Haul land Street. Southlorwallt.
, "W:
Fairfield County Savings Bank. '
have this tiny declared it dividend at. the
mm of four per cent. per nnmun from the.
earnings of the current six months. to be
credited to depositors April lot and pay-
able on aminftcr April llith.
W
lclt my but and board, I hereby give no—
tice that lwill pay no bills of her eon-
with amino. 1rvillitlunua‘huitlr'titylug “
‘ 01th Ho ought would '
hm mailed. upon which 5
mhadumplaced. and odd that
. Pattern were usuallyot adlfler-
ecsteucelnnndg‘gm.
probably 10.000 lots
liatribtued by mail.
‘0
p. are" which now en-
Do not take the chances of
dying m’thou‘t insurance
whens 1—8 cenbcdayors-l
centa per were! or $13-00 PW
year will is sure your life
for 81.000.
The heat is the cheapest.
Income in the
I. I. L‘HOHMIDIIU.
s80uthlnln8tnef.i
Collars that have beer s launder~
ed at the ,
l
.. . . Laundry!
Free Collection and delivery.
Soon-Am, Conn, March is. 1397.
The Board cl Directors 0! this bank
\'l(.'TOR S. SELLl-ICK. Secretary.
“1292!;
N‘éfi'l’ca l
M y wife, Emily Frances Hooker, having
y bountified.
”4‘.“ m,
, Becker. who was sentenced to
in jail some time ago. for n
. assault on John Smith, is at
. He called on friends on
11 street bridge yesterday.
. St. John sailed to Bridgeport.
\ , in the Annie W.. to work on
. » l... oyster beds. ‘
"Wooten EXCEL.
W ll! Dilution olAir Brakes
_, 0 WM Engineers.
Mammalian car of the West-
W. ‘ company, which is making a
L at the Consolidated systemflund has
”South Norwalk, is expected to bu-
... . by Monday. It will re-
thara for three weeks, during
time the tralumen of the Nongo-
Berkahire divisions will be ex» '
‘ as wells: those whose trains‘
h fitted up with thirty sets of
Ild‘nlr reservoirs similar to
When. The brakes are
‘ yto will room. ficwor
, m a mac not] to a limo
" ”pill on lied by a station-
aogioe u an auxiliary car.
“cylinder-tare cut into tree-
I mthgfuglnmen to "WA”
twang t apparatus. n
i‘ ’th employ of the Wasting.
. ,, amornpnnleu the cur.‘
the brakes. All trainmen
. to para an examination.
« reunite! which untitled
a mtldoflo of competency.
, the Westinghouse oapert.
“youth. examination after an
aunt]: a panel at dismissal
~ the tr’sllrcad oom-
ea
cadence of the expert.
etc has honour: the New liar»
_ (were three months) is thut
" otboth {telnet sud pal-
, tat names the engineers
iatholv MW of the
VWM of the at! brake.
WW“““"‘ ........ _. ... ..
Mlllfltll.
“erecting a shed on tile
Silently is recovering
col “can: 2:. y
, ‘ M a
pallet! Hill. which
vlew or Kermit: and
Ag,“ “one.
D ,
Mm.
. one was term,-
m | We
not willow film he
" a
“an
‘ r'lfl'” “‘3'
‘Wul’uoimmu
ӣ313
,,fltht
goon Bruno.
l Ii”?- t’o‘d‘ls no born
' .b m , near: or. a a
(;.|’.\'T':‘,“n0’lttil. In"! gill: annoy“ denoted. am a
hurlrnmfalhmroutou mmotesfrowth ‘lfliahotto
I!!! IBDICANT '0 Ills i'u ton IL. 5
Haunted Treatise on liar:- on lullllcbll‘iu
E. G. Tomlinson. Droggist
R. H. Plaisted, Druggtat.
' Shorty Sherwood. llatterl
Occupleaa portion of E. Gnaowskls'
store. corner of Wall and Water rite.
Norwalk.
. shatnvotarwaladin‘arlly ‘
7. udiciently intelligent tempura n
elcchE"uorEsl
The Rambler at $00.
The Storm'er at $60.
The J. T. Prowitt co.
Call and see the lite-'-
alt-tf
,l darn-motors; I,
l\\ ofotdinary‘oauneal. /"
pk 5' I
Pi
is dlways found in "
.uow
‘,.,_,,
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 reslectivc
prices.
For :7 years has been no.
surpassed for wearing
qualities or style.
A splendid wearing wheel.
modeled on beautiful lines.
The Ideal at $50.
A strong,durable,casy run-
ning bicycle that can be
thoroughly depended on.
Norwalk. Conn.
Open evenings.
William 0. Jesse,
168 IRHIIBTDI STREET.
SOLE AGENT FOR
DELIVERED ICE COLD!
to thetmde nml in bottles hr
family on».
STRICTLY UNION BREWERV!
Agent for liml .‘ltar Line anuhipl‘o
m 'M 15'
.mp-mu
In but
Books. Autographs, Etc., Purch-
ased in any quantity for Cash.
Avoid the expense. trouble. un-l unwr‘rlulnlv
nml publicityolnuvllnns‘. l“.\lmru'fll‘("l larv-
vra sent ltlllluitt’llr-‘I'fllli'lw'll without lhllllllt“ tn
may ,1 ,1 .
WERE MADE ”ORDER.
new son and Jackets on are
so perfectly filled that any one would
declare them specially made-unless:
ured and made. Tailor—built gar~
meals with exactly‘the spirit and
‘ ' dash that the new fashions call ler; ‘
and in the most popular fabrics.
The busy. trying-on and selling Black
nowadays attests the- favoritism with
which the ladies view our assortment.
There's an expectant flutter in the
heart of everybody that comes here
to buy. . '
Black Wash Dress Goods—plain
black. and black and while. You
often hear the expression“” ll l
could only find something in black."
You can. here. Goods that will
wash. fast black: and at no advance
in price.
PLAIN BLACKS.
Foulard. 8c. Lawn. lOc. Per-
cale. l25c. lndla Linen. l2.‘_.c.
Brocaded Sateen. 15c. Duck Suit-
ing. 156. French Brocade, 25c
Fine Organdie. 25c. Linen Dlmity,
296. Fine Batiste, 35:. Linen
Lawn. 40:. French Lapped, 40:.
And Fancy Lawns. l2; to 40:. a
yard. Saleeus, 10 to 35c:
from 25 to 75 cents a yard
BLACK AND WHITE.
Cambxic,5c. a yard. Fouiardfic.
Lawns, 5 lo lfic. Dlmiues 8 to
29C. Percales. l0lo l2,',c_ \Ncils
l2lc. Frencerambrlc l5c. Ging-
hams to lo 45:. Sateens. l2l. lo
37.1.c. Batiste. 12.5 to 29¢.
And Organdies. 19 to 45¢.
Swisses. 25 to 45¢.
There’s ‘. special goodness in our
Mailings this season, They are 3.1
so fresh. new and wiry that they v. [.3
near better and longer than slug-
dried, store-dried sorts.
them. And the
newest.
*—
Sidc Combs. with cut silver tops.
for 25 cents—have been selling for
50 cents each. Sterling silver Files
or Button Hooks. 25:. each. Pomp».~
dour Combs. the newest thing in hair
ornaments, 25 cents. Large, Paper
Cutler. with peel Kale. gill and
silver handles. 19:.
Hiuci‘s Honey and Almond Cream.
39:. While. Clover Cream. 162.2.
Large cakes Spanish Olive. Oil Soap.
l0; Anything you may happen to
wmt in Roger and Gmlel's Pet-
lumerics and Toilet Preparations.
\I'flllufr. UH). It'fillllll
t Lw “ l elm}. ,
.‘mw lull; l'lly.
styles in Halo. Canl etc.
MILLI
TRIMMED HATS AND BONNETS
Saturday,Monday and Tuesday
We shall show some very pretty creations ul the mllllnru ‘5 art; no two similar in eliccl, and Cittll one a wmk Ml at“ “Y lll‘illv
have no desire to buy. come and look them over; you certainly will gather an idea or two that will amply repay in" lm‘ W” llmll'lc- We
shall alto show some very choice and exclusive patterns in dress good; at a much lower price than you would ordinarily expect to pay {or
the same goods.
We shall also mate it run on to doren Ladle!” Shirt Waters. with laundered collars and cuffs. at we; want: :5“.
Don't mittthe drive we are making on lJlDlllls‘ FAST BLACK HOSE. “GUARANTEEH.” lllgh spliced heel. double llnlul. {mm blot
combed Mace. We purchased mo dozen ol these hose on a special leader let our new store; our price la la: per pair; at emu ll glance will con-
vince you they are worth double that price.
THE SOUTH NORWALK aosvou STORE,
CIGRQI N. VAN Mnfl'l’VNU. PM
Spring Season of l897.
THE D. M. READ CO.
- gay ,
‘ ,3T93e3r
Srisses. ‘
””*"TRI
, Ready Made Suite.
Brown mind ohevlot sultag‘blm-r Jacket.
balfl ned.withehaneeable silk.
with “data silk.
tall'eta silk.
with taffeta silk, ,
Black camel’s hair serge suit. skirt and jacket line
with black taffeta silk.
trimmed with braid and buttons, lined wit
changeable tailors silk.
0
Separate S kirts ,
Plain black mohair skirts.
Figured black mohair altirtll.
Black and navy cheviot skirts,
Black and navy serge skirts.
Block figured brilliantine skirts,
Check skirt}, navy. brown. green and black,
Extra flue black brilliantluc skirts,
Figured silk skirts,
Moire velour skirts,
Springfiapes.
Block diagonal, double capes.
ll 50
high collar.
Block silk capes. trimmed with jet, lace r-uchc.
Tun ladies’ cloth capes. braided birth collar,
Tun cloth capes, tailor made. silk lllCng.
tnncy taffeta,
Spring Jackets. -
Lndics' black cloth jacket, double breasted.
t
Black diagonal. single capes, trimmed with braid,
Black tntl'etu all: capes. trimmed with fluted gauze,
STRA M 8: H YA“ ., my
ltvls always wise econ )my lobuy the belt goodt your pocketbook viii l 2
wears the longest and is in every way more satisfactory than interior qualities, to
Cheviot sulta.bleck'and navy.Eton jactemoublo rover;ii :3
Storm suite, block. navy. plum and tan jackets. 8
Fancy mixed suite, fly front. jacket lined throughout 10 00
suit, skirt and jacket. lined with to 00
Covert cloth suits. tly front jackets, lined throughout
)2
d
15
Fancy mixed cloth suit. (treble breasted Eton jacket,
h
1250
01 75
1 on
s 75
:5 no
:; on
4 no
:l on
to 1000
3 50
0-...
5 00
7 no
u no
3 98
ll 00
Light couchman drab broadcloth capes, lined with
900
’350
TRISTRAM & HYATT,
Mll‘bli morChandise
ll“ ,‘fl‘thc, price.
. y
mi.
sorooornm..mm 2°"
are e a , . y. .. . 50
Darkflikyree’n mowcloth jacket. . with changeable 8
. ,. ‘ ' , 50
Covert cloth jackets. velvet collar. , , ' 4 so
Mixed covert cloth jacket. lined throughout. fly front. 8 00
Fur Collorottoa.
8 inch French coney oollmttol. ;. 4 or
10inch French coney collarettea ll 50
" Wool seal collarettee. not)
10inch Algerian sell oollaretatoo. 7 50
Kid Gloves.
Wedonotclalm tolell all thekidclovea sold in lowu.but we
do sell the bear and we warrant ere pair to fit and wear.
We have just received a toll lineot i very latest novelties.
These goods are our own importation and made to our
order and stamped with our’initiala. '1‘. 85 H. on each clasp.
They are real kid. all the newest thadea. The on is m be.
It you want a good glove we are'sure these wi please you.
We also have a line of Macon or Suede gloves which we
sell at 08c; this is the most popular glove in the market
and the best value. I! you have never tried them. We
would be plemd to have you try a pair. We also carry a
full line of regular goods, price from 090 to” 25. Elbow
lengths in colors and white always in stock.
Housefurnlshing Dept.
In our houselurnishing department we com a full line 01
Window shades, price 256, 29c. file. 500 and 750.
GOODS FOR noose consumer. 1
The best ammonia, ’* 10 etc!
Lustrine. 10c package
Scrub brushes, 8 (:16
Window. floor and counter bru'lbca.
Carpet tacks. ' It: to 5 cts
Tacit hammers, . 5 eta
Trick lifters. 5 eta
Carpet been-rs and sweepers.
Shelf papers. lc dozen
Norwalk, Connecticut
Gazette B’l’d'g.
South Norwalk.
The tml ,
force of a good green life is still in j
effects are the.
‘ .
NORWALK.
SCOFIELD & HOYT. .
As sptlng has once more returned to us in all its brightness and the moving and decorating :cason is
once more here, we are prepared to fill our orders tor
"M;~MWMCARPET5Ei
in a more expedili .u‘»; manner than ever before. We have by {or the largest assortment of carpets we have
ever shown; new patterns received daily. lnzrnio, 'l'apcStry. Brussels, l3 nly Brussels Velv;ts, M‘rqucttcs
and Axminsters at the lowest cash prices ever shun n in the
states, quality included.
ENAMEL BEDS,
Folding Beds, [lard Wood Suits, 3 pieces, $5.00. 18.00, 20.00, 22 co. :5 on, 27 co to 69.00, queried oak;
s4 Linolcnmer, L25, 150, l 75 per yard. Straw matting. 83 per roll. 40 yards up.
Tnbl gs' (”as n, $6.50, 7.50, R, :4 50, 9, to, :3 so. The best so‘id oak Dining Chairs, 8!.
in illocatclles Worsted Fringe, $35 09.
Solid Oak Extension
5 piece Parlor Suit
SBWASHINGTON GLUIIUILDINO
SCOFIELD & HOYT
South Norw-Ik. Ct. I I CONN.
.._.- .. .. . . .J..... . . . v.. . N n.....,,, '1
Wedding and, Society
W... -._._._-__._.._._..__..- .3
Engravingl
The Sentinel can now offer inducements to parties desiring engrnvul \\'Cf',.
ding imitations, nonoum t-mcms, calling cards, clc., of a specially advan-
‘ l‘l’lCCS.
NE
SPECIAL
RY - DISPLAYll
IIDOIIIONUCIOOGI
The lOth, t2th, lath!
O
I
lived ll you
The Povver of Gold - VI. .
SOUTH NORWALK, . .
we Have when";
rage-nus drummer. Thehigllcst grade ul work at prices but a very little
in advance of printing.
We shall be pleased to show samples and give
May or may not be the mightiest among men, hut
the purchasing power of a dollar in our establishment
was never greater than it will be during our Lenten
Special Sale. Mondays, Wednesdnvs and Saturdms
all goods will be sold at oncllalf regular prices. This
‘ _7 sale wrll allord the public an opportunity to purchase
WATCHES.DIAM()NDS AND JEWELRY
at far less than cos: during this sale. Come early and
secure bargains Positively no goods at rctluu'cl
prices except on above days.
H o M E R a: H o v T I s JIW‘L":T$%E.°PTIOAL
80 Waahlngton Orr-owe.
GONNIOTIOUT
M...”
Tu sou everybody. l’or the racing man the Fowler,
ldc and Syn: :usc. all 19 pounds and with world-wide
rcpulnll m. For the average rider we have whom
ranging from n to :7 pmmds. any color or equipment
comm. We hove llrobest juvenile wheel you earn-
le, weighs :9 [‘2 pounds. We give good pritrcs in:
some! hand ohms Some lecond bund wheels lnz'
snlerhrop. All bicyclists tlmuld use Anpripicon l'ul-
lsh for their nickel work; cheapest and best.
We Do All lllnds of Rapslringl
Send your repairs to us and get the benefit of n year.
experience and first class tools.
Everybody Wants a Camera!
We sell all sizes {rum r m x a to e m x 8-: :, prim-s
mogtnglrom it to I39 so All it leswll'olding, Purim
Knish. ii lllreyes. Kory Cycle amoral. etc. Plum.
graphic lttlppllt’lt at N. Y. prion. Photo printing and
developing done; photographs taken of anything.
l’rvc «lcrlt room.
alcuanoaou anoa.. 19 routines. emu.
"It's the Wick Does the 'l’rlok."Ellln'gyglggllllnnll
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