WWOhsi-lsodm assistant lease
, tattle William 3. William. Jmtrsssurv
er. William J. Flemming. nuance oom-
mitts, Joseph Bates. Charles nun.
usual: and Glazier Weber: investigating
‘mmittee. W. B. Bites. Wilbur Reed
and William Hiekerson. The company
has appointed a committee to arrange
(or a dance this month, in the Town
Hall.
the Sacred Sousa, willbe
them time tonight. The
reset at 7 o'clock.
« Aid society of the East
_ have just purchewd of
Hoyt, for the parsonage, a
new for the parlor, s new
W (or the dining-room and
bedroom suit for the best
" velybut ashort time
”pointed outside and
painted inside by Edward
, , that now the East Ave-
W is only and comfort-
" preacher us any church
. , stream.
in. new;
Juelette Duncan, of
mill! 'Men visiting her
‘Y 'isthorpe, of Riverside
, ttaker and family of
. are been visiting Mrs.
*9: France street, Nor-
Osborn hallo porker killed
I in that tipped the scales at
- Osborn went to New York
to “widths funeral of his broth-
. ‘ es Marthe , Lane, at Stamford, is
new hot sieter-in-lsw, Mrs. Anne
i g 5 SOovestreet.
mass! are: and Lizzie Underdown. of
'stte’etghave returned home from
visit in New York.
marine Hawkins, of Seaside place,
We in Brett's Institute.
Pincus, of Vernon Center,
friends in this place.
1 _ Mn“. Harry Beers»! Chicago,
‘ ~ '32. and Mrs. W. E. Marvin.
_ - TROMYTON.
‘ We». Hi- “ ““1““
tilled him recently.
rent in” “taken in the revival
new ihpcogress in the Metho-
Services begin at 7:30 each
.~:. ‘h'
~ G. A. Luphere has return-
f gm he attended the
Ones: My yesterday after-
th'o home of Gordon
W
Museums.
“I!” at seventeen weeks
-’ W :4. 1806, the north
WWI record in scholar-
W sud unscrew. which
Milt-mu or first rank
My) rank tell be-
yond the majority were
Throwers twenty.
W in attendance our.
tenths and three others
' one day. In thi-
will!!! were but twenty»
“Monte! I possible It.»
7. inflame! the eehwx Bourd
Nflmrfilflm ranked in attend-
. sure art museum the eleven
Midtown. Mormon tardy
mi“ W the more than the
I I ‘ hodlnslllts departments
' ltspsssssthtghrtzmdlng ls
vet earnest herd work and
' » h business. Much
{aim the parents and
*wmmu The
‘ been greatly hoisted Ia
Sunday, Rev. '1‘. Al. O'Brien read his
mane! report. which represented the
first full year's work he has done here,
and it warmest gratifying to all interest-
ed. Allthough there are only sixty
families in the parish, the total receipts
for the year were over $3,200, and the
expenses 88.103, leaving a balance of $97.
In the expense account is figured the in-
terest account and $800 paid on the
debt of $8,800, which reduces the latter
to $8,000. The olficere elected were:
Trustees, George E. Everett and Will-
iam Relihau; secretary and treasurer,
Rev. '1‘. M. O‘Brien.
week. in observance of the week of prey-
er, in the Congregational church.
night the pastor was in charge, and to-
night the Endeavor eooiet y will conduct
the service. It is probable the meetings
will be continued the balance at the
” malilltlurh
At the services in St. John's church.
Special meetings are being held this
Last
week.
The seventh annual meeting of the
King’s Daughters of Darieu will be held
at the home of Miss Georgie F. Daskum,
tomorrow. All members are invited to
be' present.
The Progressive Twenty will meet
Friday night with Miss Addie Clock,
Prospect avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Clsco Smith, of New
York, are spending a few days at their
summer home in Mansfield avenue.
The Board 0! Relief will hold another
session, Saturday, in the selectuion’s
rooms.
A daughter was born yesterday to
Mr. and Mrs. J. '1‘. Kelly.
Ivanhoe Castle, Knights of the Golden
Eagle, will elect oliieers Friday night.
Mite Florence Stivers, of Sound Bench,
has returned home. after a visit with
Miss Stellar Austin.
Greenleaf Cbasmar, of Now York,
spent Sunday at T. W. Austin‘s.
The funeral of Isaac Selleck was
largely attended from the Congregation-
al church. Sunday afternoon. Rev. S. J.
Austin olficiuting. A number of Nor-
wulk people were present. beside.-
iriends from other towns. The poll
bearers were Albert Scoflcld, William
Nash, Charles G. Waterbury, Horace
Whitney, Alfred Moreliousc, George W.
Annie Brody, Miss Ada Conn, Alfred
Clock. A quartetto composed of Miss
Morehouse, .lr.. and Edward llludley
You can have Imry
even in Lent. Let
your daily bill at {are
for forty days be '
ewe H..O a»
It’ll be fast and least.
i HI'HHIII lllIllltrIHlHlIllillllllltlllll'l’lllwlllllr ,.
rluutshnunri
CITY NATIONAL
BANK,
Of South Norwalk.
ESTABLISHED
1882
u- p a
Capital, $I00,000
Surplus & Profits, $86,000
ROBERT E. ROWAN, Prest.
JOHN H. KNAPP, Vice Prest.
J. M. LAYTON, Cashier.
Largest Surplus and Largest
Deposits.
Accounts of All Kinds Solici-
led.
c O M I N G
To South Norwalk,
Dr.HenryW.A|Ien
Of New York.
in his remarkable :muttmlcul discourse.
THE HUMAN BODY
ltsCare and Abuse.
At Ariou Hall, South Norwalk, Ct,
Monday Eve, Jan. ll,
AI so‘ulock shun). .
'l‘iI-kr la 25 could. For solo at Hunter 5 drug
at re.
"- B. 'l'lIoulIove lecture has been delivered
in Illlnll-l‘lIu-inllml townduudI-itiesof. how
l-Iuglaiud [Hill has ulwnvs met with granlvlug
xu-Ilruvul. It is mpevlully Interesting quI
iII~lx'III'Ii'.'elnIIII students nlIIIIyerIIl I'lll—
YIIreIIIuI llIow lllli‘H‘I-ltell lulIIe mustrud
lion uu-l economy oi the Ilumuu Indy.
'2.
horty Sherwood. Hatter!
Uccupleea portion of E. Gusowsklr,
More, corner of Wall and Water Su.
sang. interment uI Mewmetery.
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A full and complete line In all kin-
Fur capes (mm 84.2.; and upwards
Inlauts’ and children's caps and co
will be sold from 89c and up.
A Full Line of
Effects.
kcrchlcl cam-3;, me.
We have also put on salt: a large
N. ll.«-(,lur store will be kept 0
until 8 p. m.; Saturdays until 9 3o
Goods for the Holidays,
SKATEE 9
and stored at
N. v. Milling“ ParIOrsl
FURS! FURSII FURSII
A full and complete line in Holiday Goods, in Silver and Gilt Metal
Silver flalllcfi from 24c and up, jewel cases, Ink stands, calendars, hand-
$.39 to 85.00; former prices, $2.24 to die.
llsts will be trimmed during the month of December Free of
Charge, when materials are bought at our establishment.
lows In the latest design made Free of Charge.
GOLDBERG’
more
Magazines.
Hand Painted Decorations to Order. Skates, Polo Sticks
and Jack Knives. .
Watch this space for ‘97 models of bicycles. Bicycles rented repaired
Norwelk. Call and see the latest
stvleslufintleeps etc. amt!
15 of furs.
ate at reduced prices. The coats
All
Feather Boas!
assortment of trimmcu hats, from
NIWZVOIK
MILLINERV PARLORS
a: Wall Itroot,
OPP. "(DIWALI HOTIL
pcu during the month of December
Christmas Papeteries and
HARPENEDI
resscocble prices.
‘ “MAKING" ‘
' nurse SKIRTS
race.
free which proved so popular Iasl'lFall
will go Into operation again on‘ Monv
day. January 4th. and continue dur-
Ing the entire month. Our Ilne of
beautiful fabrics ls so varied and good
and the prices are so very reasonable
that we anticipate quite a Ilvely time
while the offer lasts.
profited by the arrangement before
will doubtless be among the flrst to
do so now.
f
The plan of making dress sklrls
.3 in“
J}
Those who
u—u—u—a
MARK-DOWN SALE In the IN-
FANTS' DEPARTMENT.. Short
while Dresses .5; short while Skirts
l; Slips aboutg. Big mark-down
in colored Dresses-lawns. glnghams,
percales. chambray. cambrlc and
grass 'clolh.
II will look as though the whole dc»
partmeni was one big row of little
prlces when lhe job of marking-down
is finished—today.
Quilting, Fabrics ChaIIIes, Prin-
cess Cloth Crepe Cloth. Llama
Cloth, La Belle Crepon—brighl and
last colors for prices that are about 3,
off regular cost. '
CAMBRIC. Sc. yd.
Zeruvas. 6c. ‘
CHALLIES, So. "
LLAMA. 8c. "
LA BELLE, 8c. ”
Cotton Bailing. in pound rolls. IO
cents; better grade for IZl cents.
Our l6 and 18;. ' Snowflake’ grade
Is as while as fresh fallen snow——
rolls out smoothly for use. There's
fun In :I quilting bee when you get
the right crowd together
The Up olstery department offers
25 sample Sofa Pillowsworth from
$4.00 to $6,00.‘lor $3.00 each.
And your choice from 100 Head
Rests. at 25 cents each. Had rather
sacrifice them at those prices then
lay leem away.
3 Lots Mantel Draperies, for
$1.25. $1.50 and $I.98 respectively.
5 Lots Stand Covers. for 48. 68,
75, 98c. and $2.45.
1 Lot Head Rests. 2 for 25 cents.
I Lot Stand Covers, Zior 25 cents.
I Lol Jap. Cloth Lambrequins, 25
cents each. It will be difficult to
appreciate how low those prices are
however unless you :36 the goods.
THE D. M. READ Co.
City Board of Relief, :.
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Notice is hereby given that the [trawl
of Relief for the City of South Norwalk.
will meet on Monday, January “b.1597.
at 2 o‘clock p. lll.
Friday, January, Sch, 1897, at 7.31‘
o'clock p. in.
Friday, January
o’clock p. m.
Saturday, January 23d, 1897, at
o'clock p. m.
\Vtuluesduy, .luuuury 37th, 1597, at 7 :III
o‘clock p. III., ut the (.‘ouucil Chamber,
on Huvlluml street, in suid city. for the
purpose of hunting and determining llll
uppouls from the doings of the City As-
sessors in the list of NIII.
(ll-TARLICS I“. “ALLOCK.
lillll'l‘. M. WILCUX,
Boiu'll of ltellcl.
Dated at the (lily of South Norwnlk.
the 21st day of lkceulbor. 18ml.
1.3m, 1397. at 7,30
7,3“
..."eeere‘i ,
Storage Warehouse
Thwducolu Splurge Warehouse
on 'lltiil'fltl‘l‘u . II low doors south
o lluehlprtou Hh‘l’l‘l. In the (ill!
0 Booth orwullulc uowopenlor
the storage of
Household Furniture, Planes.”
cycles. Carriages. Etc.
w...»
For full particulars Inquire at the
olllce nl
TAYLOR 0r GOLDEN.
‘ll WASHINGTON STREET.
South Norwulk. Oonneotlcut
b. w. RAYMOND,
Funeral lllreetor
and Embslmsr.
ea Wishing-ten lotus.
Do. Nerve-IR.
many bargains:
I7nlaIIIillcrcIl shirts.
Ladies” llecced lined gloves,
l'ublcuclied muslin,
White and gray blankets,
98 WASHINGTON ST.,
TRISTRAM a HvA'r'r, ~
I»
* t Annual
anuary
ale!
SATURDAY, JANUARY 2.
BARGAINS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT:
‘TRISTRAM & HYATT,
ea... clearance e..."
SCOFIELD” & HOYT’S
97 Washington St.,$o.NorwaIk.
Norwalk, Connectlcut.
Gazette: B'I'd'g.
w .
28 cents
I8 cents
3 cents
48 cents
Great inducements iu carpet and furniture.
SCOFIELD & HOYT,
Once AgaIn We Make Our Annual OflerIng.
A clearing sale in all departmentsfio much of an institution have these sales been,and
so eagerly are they awaited by ll‘IL‘ Non 'olks, that: it is needless to say more than this
one will cxccll in every way anything we have ever done. We shall name but few of the
Comfortables, 98 cents
30x60 Smyrna rugs, 8|.98'
5.; inch Fancy Clocking {L25
Ladics' coats and capes below cost.
CLUB BUILDING
Norwallr.
Sc. Norwelk.
we"... I...
New ¥ear"
Rabber
eplflie es
Ill m‘Tf'lll
JOHN TRYON,
all . § "5...?
And at the some time informing lhc- pulllio that l um and shall be in the future perfectly able to
furnish in the quickest possible tune, the following named ulliclcs, VIZ:
Stamps!
of all kind
mpuilly used on uneven surfaces: also bond during self—inkers and hand deters. (band);
1
5,;Jllllld stumps, self inking stumps, including the celebrated oir cushion stamps that,
idle: U. 8.1Inc dolor, wutcli ruse stuIIIps, l‘lllll‘i'l' printing wheels; oosysigu markers;
Agent
BEST...
. . . VALUE!
K
lwanrs KNOWN
II THI
I-‘llED’II. W. ROGERS, I9 Main St, Norwalk.
MINING SINTINEL
I
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rubl or type (solid) in fouls and figures, the some with holders; family rubber outfits, consisting of
sever-2d styles of type: dlsofiiInctItl-bmllbd rubber type; U. 5 numbers, pen and pencil rubber stamps,
pocket stumps, flilll'l‘r Indexes. autographs and uufimgrzuu sIampsLiudellble. rubber, linen mark.
my: sets; the (‘rowu rubber stamp pressuto be used for note llUfldS.5Iltll‘lllOlJlSSXmStlAl cards, cards,etc;
also business rule of great variety :iud cancellation stamps for post ofl'u-II use and the catheter figm-
IImIIuI'uclurer’s use; In fuel anything III the rubber slump “"0. (fun IIIlIIrIlers
right. lluhbu' stump supplies of the best quality; also in hall-ounce bottles
Rubber Stamp Inks!
in all colors. and the some can be said in n‘Il-I'ouce to sell-inking pods, the best and only pad in the
murkI-[wI'Ixuelsior, but we furnish otIu-r quch-s on application.
from good rubber and ill IIIouIdiIIg or knob lmmllo stumps. 'l‘lumo goods one made by the old line
slmuponIIccru. with years of exywriouoo, tho NA'l‘Ii INAI. SEAL AND STAMP WURKS, Balti-
Iuoro, Md. Wishing II share of patronage from the public, [mu yours very truly,
P.O.Box X.So.Norwalk,and Real.
l dance 35 Riverside Avo.E.N’w'lk
promptly and prices
We make first-clues goods, made
...... .,........,
LOWEST
. . . PRICE!
THEY ARE ALL SMILES!
Because they wear our easy fitting, comfortable Clothing. All our customers {ch this
way. TRADE with us and you will FEEL T HE, SAME!
We have new in stock
Ito-teem, Mshaoksmc Hotel
" ‘ ‘ ’’’’’’ WINTER CLOTHING
suite. vow! Complete '1‘
Line cl Thls 05in
By trading with us you will always get the best with prices guaranteed.
FRANCIS a. co.
u WAIHING'VOII I‘l’fl '
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Norwalk Chronicler