p
4
, ,1 Winthejh‘ut Are-
we Sunday] nights. are in-
in him and power. lost
the pastor preached from. “He
l, Wit.” which. he said, im-
- ”showmann,whohad
m himself. acting the part of a
«.madmeny’cbanaed his mind and
to his real. [his better sell; but
) bought him to himself? Hunger.
, 1‘ ,Nn. He remembered that
a father; it was this that brought
-39 himself, which led him to say.
will arise and goto my father."
E; Benedict followed the ser-
men with a beautiful and impressive
Milton; real life. One young man
Wed to the invitation to come back
mthePather’s house and witnessed to
outset that the Father had inst him
I and loved him. These evangelistic
unsung: will continue on Sabbath
I nenlngsduring the month of January.
The East Avenue Methodist Episcopal
[Sunday school will hold its annual
Christmas entertainment on Friday
evening. It will consist of carol, sing-
, ‘freoitatlons, (luetts, and soles. A
,Hllneprogramme has been provided for.
Bantu Claus and gifts will conclude the
exercises. It is free to all and com-
mences at 7 o’clock.
; St Paul’s MiSsion Sunday school will
hold its Christmas festival in the lee-
' tore-room, at the corner of VanZandt
_ and South Osborne avenue, Thursday
night, at 7 o'clock.
Charles E. Benedict. who is home for
the holidays from Drew Theological
seminary, started this morning, to spend
aweeh or ten days with a friend in
Albany, N. Y.
The Dirty Dozen are again being
heard from in various places on the East
Side, where they make a nuisance of
themselves by ringing doorbells.
Fred Hyatt. of VanZandt avenue,
who was badly burned by moulten
iron at Meeker’s foundry, is ablu to be
‘ around again. '
LeRoy Crockett. who has been visit-
ing his uncle, Frank L‘Hommediou, re-
turned to his home in Rmvayton, today.
D. F. Gorham and wife, of Mt. .Kisco,
N. Y.. spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
E. E. Gorham.
Rev. A. J. Smith's youngest child,
who has been very sick with croup, is
recovering.
-Call at Luther Wright‘s Repository
and see his fine assortment of sleighs.
A son was born Friday to Mr. and
Mrs. William Ross, of Betts place.
Fred L. Lovejoy. of Third avenue, is
visiting in Bidgefield.
The Epworth League meeting will be
held tonight, as usual.
STATE MASONIC HOME.
Ekatlon of Officers and Consideration of Hos-
pital Building Plans,
The board of managers of the State
MasonicHome held amecting in Wal—
lingford, Saturday afternoon. The
board made the regular appropriations
for the Home and transacted other
minor routine business.
The medical board connected with
the Home held its annual meeting and
oflicers were elected as follows:
President, Dr. Joseph E. Root. Hart-
ford; vice president, James 1). Mc-
Gaushey,Wallingford; secretary. W. I’.
Baldwin, New Haven.
The board considered plans for the
erection of a building to be used for 11026-
pltal purposes. At present the room In
the Home used for a hospital is too
small. and a larger building and one
[dented for such a purpose is needed.
The suggestion was made that the bor-
ough of Wallingford appropriate a sum
toassist in building the hospital build-
‘ inst. in return for which town patients
would receive medical attendance. No
«finite action was taken.
Church Calendars.
301m: Korwalk Comregationnlm‘7 p.
1a., social of the Young People‘s Hociety
stimulation Endeavor and Junior En-
deavor society. in the lecture room.
WWI bring gifts for Christmas
distribution among the poor of the
church. Tuestley. 4 p. m.. prayer meet-
s. landmine“ Society of Christian Endenw
or. ,M, “What are Some Blessings
this Christ Brought to the World?"
W. 149nm! Snyder. Wednesday,
1 104 p. m.. meeting of the sewing cir-
ole. 7:”.8anday schriel Christmas on-
Went. Christmas music and r»
m and dluflbntlon of gifts to the
Sunday school. Thursday, 7:30 p. in.
Week service. A Christmas eve
Muslim: Christmas tlmughte and
m. 8:00 p. m.. infecting of the
WWW to confer withcaudl-
Mfuebureh membership.
ms * '
wfilalghaefellkindsmewandaeecud
I
hand. at Luther Wright's Repository-
Neerlyenough shares of the Hartford
Building and Loan association have
been subscribed for to warrant the for-
mation of a local branch.
The Congregational Sunday-school
will hold its Christmas festival. Friday
night. Carols and other exercises
will be rendered.-
Tbe Literary and Social circle took up
the life of Lincoln after his inauguration
as the subject for its ill-weekly meet-inc.
at the home of Mrs. W. R. Monkey,
Friday night.
. It is expected that the art exhibit at
the school-house, for the benefit of the
school library fund, by the pupils
one. Among those who will display
paintings or drawings are Miss Elsie
Raymond, of South Norwalk. Mrs.
Alfred Morehouse, Miss Elsie Street and
Mrs. J. E. Ballard, of Daren.
Inownrton.
Alvah H. Tuthill, of Hickory Bluff, is
seriously ill with hemorrhages.
~(let first choice of a fine lot of sleighs
at Luther Wright‘s Repository.
WINNIPAUK.
Mrs. Frank Bralier, of Summerville,
N. J.. who has been a guest ochsm and
David Pollard, returned home today.
Miss Bertha L. Hutchinson‘lins re-
turned homo from a visit in Holyokv.
r... 4
near. a. nowax, Executor, i
\‘s. I
WthulioEdIIaraA.llarrietA. I ()lllllill‘OF
1311an John M. and Wm. l. I
Cowperthwalte. and the"Ilep« I NOTICE.
rosentotlvos and Creditors" of l
JosJ. Cowperthwalto. tlee‘d. I
H'l‘A'l'Tf. 0F f‘()NNEt”’I‘IlZ‘I'l‘. I
FAllllv IELD COUNTY. 1""
limimsrour. Ilec. It), A. H. mm.
[pm the complaint ofllm sub! Ilohort If.
Rowan. as uxm'ulor offlie lust wiII of Wm. It
Lockwood. dcmusM. Manning. for i'o'isilns
flit-rein set forth. the foi'c-l'losuroof amrtniu
mortgage upouluml In lhetnwn of Norwnllt.
returnable to the flu wrior ('uurf. In andioi'
Fan-llold county. out me first Tuesday in Jun
uarv.lso7. It appearing in and bob 4: found
luytflo subscribing nuiImlflv that the Said
Joseph J. (fowperthwuifo 1-» (lOI‘i‘ltH-‘l. and
that no or ecutor or udminlsiratorol his estate
has been appointm! In this state. and that his
llt‘DrBNltlllilfIVltfillllll Creditors aromatic pur-
lios to this notion:
'l‘horefure Order-ml. Tim II'lffW' of the pew
Ilency; fl-lllll couiplaint Ivo given by puIIIi~|i-
inn flllrl order in tho Evening Suntinol. a daily
nmv-pnpvr minted in floulh Norwolk. in said
county, tIm-v- duys Sill‘l‘tNHlVl'Il'. commencing
on or lmfui'v- tho 31f!) (lay of lbwnnhor, A. I) ,
min.
Ily order of the (Kant.
, . “ll-THAVIIAXIL
AS'Infilllf (‘Imk of Hu- Hum-riot l'ourf for
lino-null! 1‘ unity. «I21 at
City Board of Relief.
Notice is hereby given that the Board
of Relief for the City of South NorWqu.
will meet on Monday, January 4th. 1851?.
at 2 o‘clock p. in.
Friday, January, MI),
o'clock p. in.
Friday, January 13th, IHSlT, at 7
o‘clock p. 111.
Saturday, January 23d, 15107, at 7.
o‘clock p. 111.
Wednesday, January 27th, 1897,11” filo
o'clockp. m.. at the Council Chamber,
on Havilnnd street, in said city. for the
purpose of hearing and determining all
appeals from the doings of the City As-
sessors in the list of 1591;.
CHARLES F HALLUL‘K.
lit ”31‘. M. WILEOX.
Board of Belief.
Dated at the City of South N-nrwalk.
the 2lst day of December. 181m.
1897, at 7 no
.25!)
:31!
NOTICE!
A “outing of IIulIl-i' Inuluo. I. U. (l. I“. M'
ffm olwtlnn ul' :luovtnr- of the Mutual Aid .-\~-
smiliflnli will to Ill"ll ill iln- Imllzu I‘ll-rm. Wm!»
nesnluyuwhiug. III‘i‘t‘lllIvt‘l'Q-fl of 72m u'vl wk.
Il‘Jlill fl. 'l‘lltltld'l.
Shorty Sherwood. Hatter!
Occnplesn portion of E. Grisomikfs,
store, corner of Wall and Water So.
Norwalk. Call and see the latest.
aildtf
styles Ianata, Caps etc.
'
Watch this space for
F RED’K. W. ROGERS,
of Mrs. A. S. Bibbins, will be a large .
WESTPOR I.
Miss Ellen Purdy and Douglass Purdy
are guests of Brooklyn friends.
Mrs. Charles R. Osborn, of Danbury,
has been a guest, during the past week,
of Miss Delia Morehouse, of Wright
street.
Christ church Sunday school will hold
its Christmas tree services on Christmas
eve. ,
Rev. Frank Russell, of the South
church, Bridgeport, exchanged pulpits
with Rev. Jabez’Backus, of the Congre-
gational church, last night.
The Factorial Aid society, of Trinity
church,will hold no more meetings until
after the holidays. Trinity Guild will
meet as usual at the residence of Mrs
W. L. Taylor, tomorrow alteration
va.‘ llenry Raissy, of East Chester,
N. Y., officiated at the Saugatuck
Methodist church, yesterday, in the ab-
sence of Rev. William Fasten.
Miss Alice Nash is visiting friends in
Wilton.
The Westport Choral society will give
another concert in National Mall, next
Tuesday night.
Kenneth Mackenzie, Jr., and Leonard
Mnekcnziv. sons of Rev. and Mrs.
Kenneth Mackenzie. are visiting in
Dinbury.
Harry Cliaporiuno. who has been not-
ing as motorman on the Westport and
Saugatnck Street Railway, has severed
his conuvction with the company and
will devote his time to his banjo class
which he recently organized.
Perfection
Radiator
llcats adjoining or upper rooms
without additional expense for
fuel.
Call and See it Repairs for any
stove that's made.
THE
NORWALK PAVTER'I & MFG. GO.
East End Washington titl‘cci llrIdue.
BRANCH STORE
OF’I'IIE
Stamford Candy Kitchen
“3» iii-\nr ,w-f hurl a per-
wn ~iwak disapproving.
IV of our vainly : “'Nlll'Vt‘I'
liml :l [‘Ul'vuu I'ADIIHI in
'vlil‘ Narnia“! sturvtf‘nl
'll 1 out mun-again. and
don’t ~m- why thnv
‘IquIf I’ll-f If» «I lwtv :l~
\K'w ‘hf ”I“ “null" spunk
l 11‘ ”without-m \Vo- know
fur purity and tlvllz‘lnu-u
IlI‘r‘x IIII‘ l’llll'f lu- lu-lif.
II!» no! army-f filo plan“.
l'riw-e 34:, I5, 2w, nor
”wildly i~ :In- boson,
[Ul'llll'lly lump! l‘uw.
Hand Painted Decorations to Order.
and Jack Knives.
SKATES SHARPENEDI
97 models of bicycles.
and stored at reasonable prices.
24 South Main Street
3 SUI'TH NURWALK.
YOUR CHRISTMAS GIFT
or your Yew Year’s gift will I-e cer-
tain to give the roulpien' plouuuro if it
has been purchased from our stock.
Maybe you have uvglcctod getting a few
presents you mean to send. We are sure
to have something to meet. your approv
all if you don't wait until it is too Into-
I'icluros, framed and unframed. oak and
bamboo exisols, cup and saucer ousels
hand painted uliisscabinvt frames. silver"
and leather {rallies for cabinet pictures.
hand painted plaques and panvls. I’ic-
turns framed to order. Headquarters for
artists' materials.
79 WASHINGTUN STREET.
51). NURWALK.
Goods for the Holidays, Christmas Papetories and
flagazines.
Skates, Polo Sticks
Bicy’cles rented repaired
19 Main St, Norwalk.
,desire it.
COULD ONLY
TALK
What a chatter and buzz there’d
be in that big Toy room of ours, what
an excitement!‘ What fun It would
be to hear the beautiful dolls talk
back and say sweet things to the
bright children who come to see and
buyl There would be a constant
exchange of compliments from morn-
Ing 'til night. It would be one long
happy time. ‘
Bring the children.
Blankets. handsome Quilts or
Counterpanes will make a nice and
timely gift. You couldn't find a bet-
ter place to boy; nor cheaper. We'
have picked out 40 Pairs Wool
Blankets, regular $4.50 grade. that we '
offer at $3.50 per PalrjuSl to make
a holiday flyer.
———-——-
\Llncn Renaissance Tldies, Scarfs,
Centre Pieces—special prices for the
holiday season. Tidies. 25. 35,45
and 50 cents to $1.00. Scarfs,
$4.68, $5.00 and $5.68. In this lot
are two beautiful 'AII-Over‘ Renais-
sance Lace (importer's sample)
bought at half price and offered at
half price—only two—at $7.68 each.
o-——-
Light Carnbrics, Percales and
Ginghams, in new array of styles and
coletlngs for the holidays. Dress
Patterns put up in gift boxes if you
Black Moreen Under.
skirts. $2.98 and $350 ones for
$2.50. '
Children's cold weather Coats and
Resists—Moe warm things that they
ought to have gne of the Im'gigsl
sssorlmenls of c iIdren's (template
outfits that We have ever had. Not
111 high—priced either.
Umbrellas. Gloves. Mufflers, Hand-
kerchiefs, Underwear—floods which
suggest illemsclves once In a while.
particularly NOW.
Table Covers. from one yard
square to three yards long, In chenille.
tapestry, satin derby sud velour. A
3 cold 4 x 4‘ fancyfigured Ticking
C~J‘.'L31'.\'.’L’.Il hinges all around. for 253
cents. Crop), Cijfli, fringtd. l
Chenille, 6 x 4.!31’ 88 cents
1:
Céi'llS.
TROWBRICGE
& co.
Wu urn plv- u-‘w! to in! ~r.‘n
IIll' pnlvlzv' flint “‘0 h Ho
:lll fl!" “HINI .~lylt‘.~ of
Meerschaum
and
Briar
Goods!
At reasonable prim-s.
(lllrlfl‘lulll‘h‘ m nuv. fl and $1.65 ll‘l' lMV luku
\l'l'
Hm assortmnm oH”unr and (‘qurnflot_'.w~~.
Mulllnwl 'l'ulm-m “HUN. Mulch Sufi-s un-I
’l‘uloprmlluus was non-r I-otlur. \Vo howl!"
.ill the popular brand.»- of 'I'nlm-wns at our
slui‘u.
Cor. Main and Washington Sta,
Houlll Nnrwalk. (,‘t.
TROWBRIDGE & CO.
“3......
Storage Warehouse
Tholdnvolo Somme Warehouse
on Water street. a few doors moth
of Washington alto-cl. In the City
of South Norwnlk. Is now often for
the storage of
Household Furniture, Planosmi»:
cycles, Canines, Etc.
Mm
For full partleulurs inquire at the
ofllce of
TAYLOR l GOLDEN.
“H WASHINGTON STREET.
South Norwnlla. Connecticut
ANNUAL-XMAS SALE
FANCY 0”recreates:
at run
WOMAN'S EXCHANOE.
nowmmn offal-norms. from I In a u'l-Innk this:
week. umluffcrnoon and evenings Christmas
week from 1 to 1" o'clock. «Ila
Christmas‘Goods for Everybody!
_ fl
Gloves. ,
Handkerchiefs ,
Ribbons, '
Laces,
Hosiery
and
Umbrellas.
Basement in Holiday Attire. 7 ‘-
ver, China, and Glass.
TRIsTRAM's HYATT,
Dress Goods.
51-inch boucles, in black, green, brown and blue, at 90c
yard.
Irish Point Lace Curtains.
3', yards long at $3, 3.50, 3.7.7, 4.50. 5.00 per pair.
Nottingham lace cnitnius at $1, 1.430, 1.75, 2 2.3, 2 7.3. :; o0
per pair.
The Best Ladies' iioseJlennsdorf dye, regular madc,lllc pr.
Ladies' lace collars. 50c, 75c, 31, $1.75.
Black chiffon collars, 1 7.3.
liadics‘ and children's mittens, 10c, 15c, 18c, 230, 30¢ per
per pair.
Hunt‘s dog skin gloves, title. 31 per pair.
1:) war furniture and carpet depzimucnt you will find l‘ul'l' linrira‘ns.
(lilf't‘llii‘flfs to all cash purchasers.
93 wasnmoton $1),
$0. Norwallt.
BEST . . .
. . . VALUE!
\ [I l i. ‘ . V \ ‘ “N
l 1 \l \ \\’\,‘ “\- _
( ALA \\ 11,: 3‘ ‘1, 2"
1 l \ I l \ I ‘
t! l .
THEY
We have now in stock
The Most
MerryGhristmas at Scofield&Hoyt’s
anaIWINTER CLOTHING
By trading with us you will always get the best with prices guaranteed.
TRIS'TRAM a HYATT,
With the approach of the Holidays, the same perplexing question arises: What
will we purchase for Christmas Presents? We wish to state right here that We
are better prepared than ever before to answer this question. Every department
in our store presents something suitable for Christmas Presents—
Everything in the l’scful Line, viz:
Cloaks, Furs.
Dress Patterns,
Table! Linens,
Napkins,
Wool Blankets,
Men’s Furnish’g Goods.
In our Honsofurnishing Department we are showing all the latest novelties in Si!-
Norwalk, Connecticut,
Gazette B’l'd’g.
.1
Ladies' kid gloves, 89c and 8!.
Ladies‘ linen embroidered handkercliiofs,I2}/2’c,ISC, 250,35c.
Gent's 28 inch paragon umbrella, $1. ’
Fancy Articles.
Mamicure sets, $3 50, 4.50, 5 50.
Work boxes, albums, shaving sets, collar and cuff boxes,
necktie cases, dolls, stationery, and a thousand and one
articles. too numerous to mention.
Imiics‘ lawn aprons, 250, 50c.
Imbin's cologne, 2.02 bottles, 750.
It whostor Idllips, iu fancy designs, $3.50, 4, 4 50, 4.75.
mil; shades. $1 5!).
During the Holiday week we shall make special in
SCOFIELD 8: HOYT,
CLUB BUILDING,
Norwelk.
:-
LOWEST
. .’ . PRICE!
ARE ALL SMILES!
Because they wear our easy fitting, comfortable Clothing. All our customers feel this
way. TRADE with us and you will FEEL
THE SAME !
Ever Shown
IN
This City!
.6 WASHINGTON STREET
South Norw-lk.
FRANCIS 8: CO.
N. Y. Millinety Parlors!
FURS! FURSI! FURSII
A full and complete line in all kinds of furs.
For capes from $4.23 and upwards.
Infants‘ and children's caps and coats at reduced prices.
will be sold from 89c and up.
A Full Line of Feather Boas!
A full and complete line in Holiday Goods, in Silver and Gift Metal
Efforts.
SiIvcr frames from ear: and up, jewo! cases, ink stands, calendars, hand-
kerchief cascs,e1c.
We have also put on safe a large assrirtmcnt of trimmed hats, from
31.3!) to $5.00; former prices, $2.24 to lilac.
The costs
Charge, when materials are bought at our establishment.
Bears in the latest design made Free of Charge.
GOLDBERG’S
NEW YORK
IILLIIIERY PARLORS
a: Wall Oar-oi,
OPP. NORWALK norm.
until 3 p. on; Saturdays until 9 50.
maxmvoun
WANTS KNOWN
IN TH.
EVENING SEITIIEL
D. w. RAYMOND,
Funeral Director
and Embalmar. ,
I: Woehtnm» “to“.
lo. Harv-us.
menace. fluhacbemo 30:11
‘ M
lists will be trimmed during the month of December Free of
help In any "Him”
the nlmvenauney :n enthuse wlnblnu positions.
0“th male or {oz-Male. can more employment
4.9-9
7 o. a; sentry-s
EMPLOYHINT ACKNOV
first class
a some at
Ol'fV
d t] men eelrl
Ladle! an den “can (gaming,
’nolml Immmlllilclywlflraf class nurse for
halos. qul salary to experienced person; also
first raffles mmk for rpstnumnt.
\l‘nnlml Immmlla sly Competent mm) for
. ‘ . . ' I ,. M vim lemma! rl n-
N. B._-0ur store will be kept open during the month of December f°"t”"“““""" " " ' R" ‘ "
an.
70 North Main St. Smith Nm‘wdk. Ct.
Norwalk Chronicler