yer mat or the We Supper
new to a large ”what
the first Wilt church. yesterdny
manna. In the acclaim A, B.
Kavanaahpresched to avsry largest!»
mile-on "A less at Brannon
drew ire- tba subject many practical
, lenses. Ira Halter can. aaolo. “Only
“fired,” in onset expensive manner.
The Epwnrth league needs; st s
ddork wasa taint Moss. E.
[Lawson was the lssder.and hens
adstedby many young race of the
bases. A- rustling by Miss Florence
Ellendorl. was much appreciated. A
quertcttecotnptnsd cl llrs.8aller. lllas
Wyntan and Irene. Brown and Killer
can; the beentilul piece. "Shine 0s,”
and Ir. Blauson gave aflvemlnut‘e ad~
dress on the evening'n'aubjrct. The
meeting cloned with s short prsyer aer-
vice. w m
Ins-nil: Baptist.
At the Norwalk Baptist church, yes-
terdny morning, Rev. 1". E. Bobbins
preached upon the ‘fl‘rsesligurstion ol
Chili” to the new convert. In the
vents; there was a baptismsl service.
when Herman Fanctrer and In. Psrsons
wrreinntsraed.
Harwell Datum.
Rev. A. H. Wyatt occupied the pulpit
at the Norwalk Wise church, yes-
terday. In the morning there tree
[1on Commotion and in the evening the
subject at the sermon was “Failure."
The text was from Mich-cl. "And the
muscle shall be saved."
”All“ All! HOWE.
Friday slim-noon concluded the first
tour weeks of the present term olecbool‘
nndthclollowlngletheroll of honor-Vol
the primary department at Division No.
1: First clan-Jury Strangesrd. George
lieu, Freddie lambs"; semnd class;
fiery Bane. George Scoileld; third class.
Edwsrd Gsfloey. Willie Btrangwsrd,
Willie Wallace. (listence Baotou. Willie
Benton.
, son at John A. Snyder, Nora.
ton Heights. is recovering from A severe
. attack of pneumonia.
Joan. {or ntnny yeast Theyouog l connectedggtbm‘e
' m” 1icongregational church. willows“ . pt”.
grim by llrs. W ditchrlt, in the
Town Hallumm'slsntine's day even-
Miss the play there will be solos,
" we. etc. It still been entertain:
. wot well worth swing.
5] Jacob Well has applied for chooses to
cell intoxicating honors in the building
meecnpiedby are Plunger as n
nlocn. Thcalgnen on the application
are tie-net P. White. Edgar T. Bates,
Edward C. Fowler, Tbeophile Eupbrst,
John F. illness.
In the Suprrior Court. last Friday.
Judge i’mticn. «noted an absolute di
turns to Charl- H. Chsndler, o! Dirien,
front his wife, E l. Uhsodler, 0! North
Grenville. N. Y. The couple were married
June $6. 1084 Mr. Chandler said his
lite had burn unhappy {mm the time
of his marriage. Hts nth- bad a decided
temper at her own and when be wanted
her to lrnve her home with her parents
and reside with him on a term in the
.country alts objwtrd. asyinx he could go
were he wanted but she did not intend
to lollies! him.
John thereof but!“ on Norown sve-
noe are reset. in: a caste! psint.
Emily. daughter of Willism Miller, is
quite sick at her home. with pneumonia.
Willrnnt flz‘hiltnscbdt nrid Henry R.
Fuchs-r lure bin-n drown lor juror duty
[or the Court ol Gammon Pleas, criminal
side, which apron In Bridgeport. Tues
ds .
ly’set Child Jan-ea Willmott will repre-
nrnt lrnnhoe Cutie. K. ii. 3., at the
(land Castle ere-kin to be held in [low
hnry. tomorrow. Jsmea lAndelsy, who
wnnlsctsd to "present the castle, is un-
able to attend on account 0! sickness. A
another at the members also intend to
he mt.
The numbers at the Methodist Episco-
pel church on resting great prepara-
tions l'ornn entertainment to be held In
theTown Hall. on Washington's birth~
dsy ”salon
Willia- m. who her ham work
In. in Madrid. less” lor the past low
“its. mused to his home last Bitter
dry mm.
mun cnaol our churches, an
elderly lady who was in the habit of
brine late. nest into church one Sunday
andlcnndhernewmplsd. She went
tethearuon and ordained, “Oh. Ilr.
«nu—why All you let those pulpit
earns" my pit?"
M to- it}; cots-‘3‘.
lit-wees «ticker. trimmer thing. and
or“ intend using. which tend. “Glover
stand nlrdrepnlml." the thought of
rhinitis; all at in sudden sod went into
Polcawlllbaheldtcntmow
strum-alters pertaining to the
flail-tweet, will bnaetv
”flulmaaml’ella
,Alpaehlwastingnllbec-w
. danhscAvsnne - w'
- Mthflintan
“#750? ~
‘,w.
society have elready
»m”rineatbanratcl lea April.
.dthl’pwcrthlmflwdcringthe
”it... Thumbs-renew
“maMMlmtbfil.
’mrlertaraoal'edwslsy night.“
the last Arenas Hothodlat Episcopal
mmannwwmr.
'wmm,mum
Miami-eat.
“MEIfibblaJhabarhrJnndoml
“‘0th block-nil mend
today to
A In“. meeting will (allow the
“medals Ihe Advent (m
”Weight.
ROIWLTerpIe wort to Dar
hvyladnydnhalarntnehertvm.
”IAIN.
Oalaetl’rldayrveaisglmflonrd
“dishwashers-arrivals;
nmdunyonnamlelrou this
Wt Imp-re andpsllnsm
"anntflawshearand
' “ml-marred. Tbs-retry
' “Meant—flaunt end re
M.
"1 hello" you rims and nvpnlr gloves
dare you?" shoals to the clerk.
“ on. files." loo replied.
"not. l Mill” nt twine that 1'“ need
down to us. It wasn't used cunning
my new: lmt i wont it mired. l’rs
Ira the inure to it. "
Thu she min sud the clerk is welt
mat-l Wriu new Its will get square
lit-t rigs it Free Press.
“games Quint-arc it'u" rlr “ s
unmounted;
fish‘étfiii‘dime“
MD
I'll.
Vim-Mme an. rem
Pleasant Mannie About Iarwnlh no.
II. and M I'rlsndn
Its. B '1'. Cooper, to New Haven.
Theodore Summit and lies Lon dent?
min, of Mamaroneck. ars'visiting In. J.
.1. Cape. Falrfield avenue ‘
lire. A. H. »Dshln,ol Ten-fly, N. 1.,
has been spending a low days at the
residence at D. E. Disbruw, Wilt
avenue. ,
Henry L. Spicer. ol Wilton avenue,
celebrated the thirty first anniversary of
his birthday, Saturday.
The Mutual Whist club will bscntrb
tained. next Thursday night. lit the reel-
dence ol Mr. and Mrs.'Frsd Osborn,
South Main street.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard W. Duty, of
Newtown avenue, spent Sunday in
Brooklyn.
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Griffin. 0!
Redford. ere gutsts cl Dir. sud Mu.
ugeory D. Cornell, of Water street,
orwslk.
Dr. R vysl Lace-y Higgins and wife will
celebrate, to night, the twenty-filth sunl-
rerssry of their msrriaue at their home
on "West avenue.
Miss Elizabeth Kellogg, 0! Miss Baird’s
seminary, will entertain the Tuesday
Evening club, at the school. to-morrow
night.
The old Folks‘ Whist club will be en-
tertained by Mrs. Robert VnnBuren, of
West avenue, to-morrow evening.
W. H. leek, at New Haven, culled on
[PRO’ Adams. Tsylor avenue, yrsterdsy.
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DOCKWOOD -l)n Sunday.
the residence of his Ion.
nus..\IUtlmx Lovlwoou. tn the seventy-
Frbmlf! 3rd, at
r) Elmwood aw
Wint1"llnl‘llfllls age. WFuneral eer-
vicetwtttbe held at the house. Tuesday,
Pehrttsrymal. 102:» a. m. Intermrnt st
convenience of fautll' Rnlnll an
lrisudesrclnvitsd. ” “int d
IOWAN-Juihis city, February let. MAM,
wirsol Robert“ Rowen, owed sixty—two
yours. Funeral at her into home. 71
Hunth sin street. at! p. m.. tomorrow.
Interior nt privkle. ti
ram... Golden ‘
RealEstate andlnsuranca
WASH INu’l‘th STICK“.
Persona lmkin? tors tot.or house Mill lot
with the View 0 purrltaslu .srs Invited to
can and examine our list. s hsvu them for
link in every part of the city at “must...
prime and on my terms. sum it
. , ‘.
WANTED.
A” «TRONU. corms-lent lulrl tor-Wetter“
housework. Unit lore lo‘cioe inttte
sltormmn or
tween ti and N In the strain
to a Film stm a"
A B. WOODWAHD. ll :1
‘IAN nml wile to take a homo on very “rt;-
A mnehlo terms. (hill at No. l Holden lilli
strict. Mouth Nurwsllt. M iv
LR'OHMH and board Ml) he ohlaitird all No.1;
I‘rnnlllu street. liuuth Norwnlk. Jill In
1‘» mm". ‘ “
FIRST-01AM house with modern ltn-
pmvementan muulloontlon. lnqulr of
owner at :2 Taylor "mute. um West at rot,
or olllhlVltlt it. BARKER, agent. in Wash-
lualon street. JM ll
"‘Ulthl'lllllh rmmelo lot with or withuut
1‘ hosrtl at in Worthington outset. it it.
‘Ulllltoom front alnrtmeul over Olsen‘s
. shoe store. sultahs for other or smsli
lsmlly: slso (our rm aperttnem. third story,
rear. in helium“: s. t out-tweet, Bent
. A l onion 0M) 1 It
may. [Pii'ashlnnton street. “A
#976 mm; me. will: ..“““:.ii“‘7.‘.
board at line. cartoons. s Oren-gut
Tam 3m in
‘
mm
Tilltll mores, hlilouth Iain st writer
l . rent as it Woodard svense. muss.
mud] door .8: hunt-slit Woods
lingerie rooms, 4 nylon:
m m. . 0
attire-grout. ‘ ‘
Apply to . A. WOODWABD.
~¢ot-..--.
’ crrzauTfid‘tmtmss mswwdot-
livery ”a
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hilt!
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MUSICIANS
mmilmllfllm Whittle. Mll-
um: ,lMI limos.
In. I. F. Ely is visiting her sister.
The successful Operatic Fontsslc. llllrthlul.
Hated it
Inna oltha lee-ts In Which leiwaih
People are Interested.
Chinatown.” is announced for tonight.
nt Hoyl‘c Theatre. end all lovers 0! Hoyt-
ianhumor will lied much joy thereat.
Tnegreat populstity of this lively little
shit may be attributed to its exuberant
wit, captivating situations, pretty music
and kalsldacopic array of costumes. it
is full of pretty girls and they disport in
habits of richest coloring and nettisat
make,while {risking through some novel
dance or warming some cstchy air. The
company includes all the New York ls-
writes,
The latest and greatest of all operittic
fintnslss, “Prince Pro Tom," will make
its first appearance in South Norwslir,
Thursday night, Fibrusry 7. st Hoyt's
Theatre. The action 01 “Prince Pro
Ten)" is in Fogis, where the laws were
lrcmrd by Old Fogi. and could only be
changed by him and his descendants.
The sovereign Prince is responsible end
where penalties lor sll crimes and is de~
posed when "Justice" decides a capital
crime has been committed. Upon his
birthday, the prince is relieved of all
duties and penalties ol his position, and
is allowed lurther lreedom (or sixty days
it he can find nperson to set as Prince
Pro Tent.
AFTER cunts “our. /
Iona ol the Ivaurs Anna
Plane ‘I‘on ” “k.
t.
Regular sessions
and Ladder com idrills Old Well Hook
‘ _ flirty, South Norwaik
Fire Police “flotsam floss company;
regular m , than of the Boards of Coun-
cichl Norwslk and South Norwslk;
sells; 0! Douglas Fowler Post. G. A.
R ; regular meeting B. B. Social club. at
No. 19 Chestnut street; regular meetings
of Our Brothers' Lodge, 1. 0. O. F., and
Concord Division, S. of T.; annual
meeting 0! the Norwslk Bsptist churci .
Bobby—You ought tones my big sister.
Everybody ssys she‘s s beauty. Johnny
-—I bet she can’t hold a candle to my ais-
ter for looks. Why. my sister sold twen»
ty-ons tickets for a chsrity concert,
M
MD t’s Opera House
MONDAY. FEB. 4.
ONE NIGHT ONLY.
HOYT’S
A TRIP TO
CHINATOWN
As played over 7m nights st Hoyl’s Theatre.
New York.
Prices 334', lilo. 759. $1 on. Reels now on sale
at l’lalsIe-t‘s null Gregory's tit-up: stun-s. P9
_.. Nb ,_... ,m. _._
”it. Eloqusut Brooklyn Divine.
REV.H.M.GlLLlHER,D.D.
will give his popular lecture.
"PutMuney in Thy Purse”
at the
HST AVENUE ll. E. CHURCH.
fill. 6th. WEDNESDIY NIGHT.
ADMISSION. 25 cts
fl ll.
”who.” m a... M» . .. , m. IMM.L~.__..
Hoyt’s Overs House
Tlttttstay (vetting, fell. ill.
Patter PRO TEM.
Hoyt‘e manic» laroe, “A Trip to N
good. You may think you an aisle
your old one answer, but why should
you when we can give yon'Winter Over-
— costs. Ulster. and Bull: a} cost. They
will he in style next mscn.
See the good all wool Men’s Overcoat-
It
‘ $6.66.
Themes Tailor lads, including our up
to date Ducrsven d: Corington 3975.
312.40, “435.817.75.3l175321.75,m.75.
We sre ravine. you dollars on the gar—
ments. , ' ‘
Men’s all wool Winter Pants 31.88.
32.38. 82 62, $820, $362. Bargains in
Men’s Underwear. Pen-ole Shirts, Men's
sud Boys' Lamb's Wool Sweaters, Blue
Flannel Outside Shirts.
M'EIGS .t. ‘00.
Meters end Retailers of Good Clothing.
827 Main our. Bunk fll. Brlrlneport. 09.
W
OW EN ’ S
I
_ Is the only place in town where you
can at genuine homeImsde PIES and
as so, .
llllllil's
nos BONS sud CHOCOLATES, s line
fresh let always on hand. ‘
COFFEE and UHOCOIH‘";
WISHES, etc. . manic, SAND
Serv g, t
I
all Hours:
0 5c. Sandwiches he
ea 5c Pics 56.
Chocolate 5c. Cotes be.
is llcrtlt llain Street.
South Norwaik. Ct.
ELECTED PLATIN G
Ol' ALL KINDS
CHANDEUERS BRONZE”.
REPLITIHG A SPINAL".
METAL PATTERNS MADE AND
REPAIRED.
ESTIMATES FURNISHED
OKDERS SOLICITED.
29 - auntie - 8TREET.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN“
3.1) no
—-‘
ARE YOU GOING 1'0 W
B‘loridu
This
Winter?
It so bcsnre and go by the
“CIJYI) F: LINE.’
us only swnmshlp line running from
New York direct to
Jwaclnsonville, Fin..,
Stopping '8!
Charleston.
8. C.
For tickets. stateroom. etc. lnqutis of
summit F‘. ensues. AGENT,
it! first
m rt..- l‘llv Nnrinunl Rank
*1 00 "ill
{ WE sm
v: BAY. 3131'. 65'
Blilllllfile‘f.
We make a specialty of 11%.:
:0
Y ( “333,le lilll. _
This weekcnr first odor c ,‘ -
sists of 1.500 yards of {any
stripe sud plaid Outing Flsua
coin in light, blue, pink, greys.
etc, etc. Some g ode sold last
season for 12in peryard This
large lot we place on sale today
for 79¢ per yard.
2nd lot—~50 dozen ladies’ fest
black Bose, good weight, god
per pair, or in other words 12in
per pair.
3d lot,——To the men who wear
gOOd weight Outing Shirts we
would say we have a genuine
bonanza.for you. We propose
to let go about 7 dozen Shirts.
different kinds. t we have
sold for 50c, 55c, 62. c and 69c,
for the uniform pr e of 39c.
Your choice of any 8 'rt in the
lot
4111 lot—This item w 1 fit the
pocket books of a gran
9" 4“ ~ ‘ ;, .
2:221; $3.3m. ”totally
di‘léia'ndard make 1 oz“.,
of Sewing Silk, at 21c pm" f. ,
5thlot.-—50dozen SinkB ., '
20 each. 7;
6th lot-25 dozen *
Scrubbing Brushes, 56 one .J‘ ,_"
7th lot—Solid copper,
plated Tea Kettle, 710.
8th lot. All sizes of Lind , ‘
Hose Supporters, 1895 Lputtef')
with Lisle Thread elastic. S if
price as cotton. Size, Ladle
15c.; Misses’, Children’s :
Babies’, 12h: per pair
r
F'
- i;
. an”
[Black Ostrich Tips, 3 to the
’bunch, worth $1.25 bunch.
Our price is right down to hard
pan, 500 per bunch. '
snuft‘ii‘it‘ttttt
Boston Store,
MARSHALL’S
and Typewrltlng.
- .9 VIII-—
Masonic Building Wall St , lor-
trtllt, open
Terms reasonable. School rooms open from 3
Huntley, sdnerdsy sud Fri
from 7;?0tolk1ll. 'Ihose desiri
interim would do We" to ml or write 30
GOIWIQM MAIHBALL. Box 369. Norwnlk
n1.
doy er
in slum
WATER CLIPSIZ'I'S AND crzssroou
CLEANED.
ALI.wovkwsrrsnted to bedone in the best
manner and {or least money, Block or
split wmd, 81 cord; mi or straw harbor
tomtssm work of oil lads. U . M38.
Box trill South Norwnlk. ‘4‘de
buy the best? There's a pleasure in
selling the best goods.
no You Know
flmtntst ovum
that a man is judged by
the quality of the goods
he sells.
tells the story of a.
large business with
us the past year.
as low as we can. That’s mighhy
low. With it all comes con —
dence and trade.
. ' ; MANUEL T. HATCH,
l5 MIMI“. OTIEET,
0" ll. um. no.
fistulas mm stilts.
I'll).
aim
WE ARE STILL ON THE EARTH
quality, good value, at 190 per '
pair; reduction this week of tile ‘
Schoolof Shorthand”
cm. until 3 . to. daily except Futurity. AID ’
BUITABLE son
l
IT «am new new
ill? permanent” in B’mto’t‘i by Egret d'c
ill It. rot Minn no omm out -
kins. p.Pgalerladlortis Wild Rosy. y p
40 - IRTISTS ~ ill
And our own orchestra.
The original scenery. minutes sud sllsc's.
amid? the mnmmant or Mr. cites. 1.. ital:-
us.
SilVEllWlllE
WEDDING PRESENTS.
H. ' S. ROOD,
ins-true ureter. ”Tl.“
And can give you the blunt bargsins In TURKEYS on satcrday that you have
seen thls year. Call and see our stock end be convinced that we are telling the
best RISE at the lowest possible prices.
THE PEOPLE’S MARKET,
E. J. WADHAMS. Proprietor
"Tollllr TOMPKINB now or no.” 13 “0'“! ”a“ Ii» “grub it Well st. 1'an
Prices Its. tut. 76c. ti. , Telephone call. 1 l Batistaoticn sensitised. -- Telephone call, .
”9:3." ”Midwif‘ mm“ ' “”6? 478 lists street. mum
.._ z. _..-,. - .. . wwwmm..-“ M... Wm....W.~~MWW.m.w-.....w..m._,... .,
MEAD’ S
”fan 3‘? ‘
BREAD.
5 f.” GENTS - EACH-y
truth this time it we are never guilty cloning the same again. Full line of the '
large [calls at Home-Malt
9th lot—3 dozen bunches o '
83 Washington Street, ,, -~~\
so. - NORWALKZH‘;
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