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o. 1. TRISTRAM a HYATT,
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR. . . ‘ ‘ ..
" Bright. clean, fresh goods that
haven't been handled at all—just as
they came from the maker. Bought
and priced for justgsuch times as
uow—mark-down days.
Corset-Covers. high neck. for 10.
13. 15, 18 and 25 cents. Finer em-
broidered ones for 25. 39. 50 and 75
cents up to choicer grades for $3.00.
Drawers. with hem and cluster
tucks. 25 cents; embroidered edge
and tucks. 25 cents: deep umbrella
ruffle. 25 cents. Finer qualities for
39, 50. 75c. and $1.00 up to $2.50.
unrecone
‘H‘Oiortmmimm .,_5TOREI
.Lmandthezrslns 1
newholeandseporate;
sndyouhavewastednone
of that delicious flavor
WE COMMENCE OUR
Annual
January
Sale! ‘
.lsstcvenius Rev. Charles
, preached an excellent dis-
W followed by an earnest
by We pastor. A chorus of
the singing. and the church
Whom! with the invitation
0110”» and Best. ” one of the
sets in the “Sacred Stings. ”
~ congregation remained to the
‘ ., it. which was one of great
and power. One returned to
lift and narrow path and others
‘ The revival service to-
“ be more on the order of “The
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CITYNATIONAL
BANK,
Of South Norwalk.
The commissioners completed. yester-
day afternoon, their heari ng in the mat-
ter of damages from the Telford road,
and will probably make their report in a
few days. The ocean were summed up
by Attorney Olmstead for Mrs. Maekoy;
Attorney Gray for Mrs. Seoley, and At-
torney Hart 8: Keelcr for the town.
'3 W09", The pastor Win The friends of George Russell Brown ESTABLISHED '3 ' ' 188‘! CI 1“ “ c
L T113 young men and new will be pained to learn of his recent . . - ”In ..e—-—muslinwfor 2.1.50 Md
so requested especial oppor- death in London, England. Mr. Brown , 75 cents. ine cambric 111.21 Engfish ‘
witnessingtothe truth. They was aformer resident of Dorian 11ml :1 caplta'r 31001000 13‘1"“ 610111 1"nds for 75 CELOO.
lb“, sermon Wi‘h Christian brotherof Mrs. George H.’l‘illy, at whose 131,23 33150 and $1.7; Lace.
Surplus 81 Profits, $86,000
’0 chorus will meet for
’7‘o'clock. Afnll attend.
residence memorial servwes were held trimmed . Morguerite,‘ from 3;}(00 up
' last week 111'. the some honrtbvy were to 11" 75
«1mm held in En land. ,1 .. ,» . ”1.. . _
'1 8 110111.111 11.nowau, Frost. Short SkiiiS—muslin-hem and .
Ladies’ Sewing Circle, of the
. , Fowler Post, G A. 3., met
ywithMrs. Caleb Wood Cove
‘ " The next meeting, the islet inst,
ii bowith Mrs. Fernando Brotherton,
50!“!!!on
M D. Keelor has been made
W and collector of the Funeral
, oindoiotion of 0. S. Ferry Com-
mend. Union Veterans’ Union.
M»...—
111111111: Allon,of New street, has se-
‘ cured employment with the Rowland
oyster company. '
, His! Mamie Wood. who has been vis-
iting in Springfield, has returned.
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The salesman have decided to widen
I ondstralghten the highway in the vil-
. by cutting on the corner of Mrs.
MA. Vincent‘s property. The deed
conveying the land to the town was
drown up yesterday The consideration
“Vincent is $100. It will be .1
channel of Eva Maud, the twelve-
_ -eld daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gor-
' ” Onto. who died of diphtheria. was
. this afternoon at 2 o'clock.
. Harry Youngs, who sprained his
right leg. Monday, is getting along 111C11-
‘ ly', and hopes to be out soon.
Rev. William James. wife and son. of
; New York.sre at their cottage at Bell
and.
. Charles Prince is sick with a
vy cold.
ptain Elmer Case, who has a new
, for-"sharpening scissors," is do-
. Warnshinghneiness. Elmer says 111'.
' _ not mind using his razor strep to
on a fine edge. but he will refuse all
p - conifers in the future.
fin amount of the special service,
.. ‘ in the Methodist Episcopal
. will not hold its regular
, evening.
2111!: 11111111111 recently purchased of Th to
5.11111. The house 111 151120. Be
. The prayer meeting in the chapel, last
ht, was lonely attended and interest
mu Zelms'rhayor 111111 other home
in the Centre.
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‘iGOLDBERG’
The meeting of the Progressive Twen-
ty, at the home of Miss Addie Clock.
Prospect avenue, which was to have been
held tonight, has been postponed on ac—
count of the special prayer meeting in
the Congregational church.
W. J. Gugonheim. of the Centenary
Institute, Hackvttstown, N. J., deliver-
ed an interesting discourse, from I.
Johni , 3. in the Methodist church,Su11—
day evening. It: was followed by one
professed conversion.
Justice Schildkuecht has presented
Eagle Hook and Ladder company with
a stove for its truck house. William
Williams, on old New York fireman,
has presented to the Company portraits
of George and Martha Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen R. Hoyt and
daughter have I.‘(£('ll to Springfield for a
little recreation. The Consolidated road
has no more faithful employee that Mr.
Hoyt and it is strange how he could spare
time enough to get away.
Contractor Charles Fitch yesterday
placed the new bell in the cupulu ot' the
Methodist Episcopal church, and it is
now ready to ring. The cost of the bell
was $1411, uvarly 1111 of which has been
raised.
The Chaucer club met Tuesday oven~
niug at the home of A. S. Bibbins.
Shakespeare‘s “Julius Cursor” was dis.
cussed. As 1111' hunting mounted so near
Twelfthuight, that was celebrated.
Volunteer H111 1k and Ladder company
will give a concert in the near future.
Among the uttructious will be the Jor-
omv May Banjo club.
J. (I.J1m1,'s.of Noroton Heights, 1111s
recently had niino new steam hunter
placed in his residence by (.1. W. Loans
bury, of Darien.
Fred Lambert, who wns bitten sovorly
by 11 mad dog and taken to New York
.for treatment, is roportvd as improving.
Rev. W. L. Utluy has left Durion for
Kenoshn, Wisconsin, when1 he expects.
to continue his ministerial Work.
Mrs. 1". B.(.‘bu1ldertonl1nsln=orienjoy-
ing 11 visit with the family of Mr. and
Mrs. Brierly, of Brmklyn.
Mrs. W. W. Minor, of (iroton.
been a guest of Mr. and Mrs. W.
Monkey.
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.solemulyl "And now. Albert Edward.
you may relate the turriblo 11111' of 1111-
Prodigul Son after leaving his futh1-r's
house and squanderiug his patrimony in
riotous living. ” Albert 1111\V11rd (in 1111
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JOHN 11‘. KNAPP, Vice Frost.
.1. .11. LAYTUN, Cashier.
Largest Surplus and Largest
Deposits.
Accounts of All Kinds Solici-
ted.
‘COMING
To South Norwalk.
Dr.HenryW.AIIen
Of New York.
111 1111- ronuirkubloanatomical discourse.
THE HUMAN BODY
ItsGareandAbuse.
At Arion Hall, South Norwalk, Ct,
Monday Eve, Jan. 11,
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Telephone Service.
THE SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND
TELEPHONE 00.
Offers Telephone Service in this
city with 1111 equipment of Metallic
Circuit, and Long Distance Trans
mittcr,;1t
$25 a Year and Upwards,
according to the amount and char-
acter of the service.
For details, address
office of tho unni'iuny,
SENTINEL BUILDING
Washington Street,
the local
South Norwalk, Conn.
to Hamericu lmn' got married mh'nm.’
A full and complete line in all kind
Fur capes from $4.24 and upwards.
will be sold from 89c and up.
A Full Line of
Effects.
kerchief cases, etc.
We have also put on sale a large
31. 39 to 05. on; former. prices, 02.
Charge, when materials are b
Cows in the latest design made
until 8 p. 111.; Saturdays until 9 3o.
n" _ ngfiéunry 113:".
.
GOLDBERG’S
N. V. Mill_i_n_e_r_y Parlors!
FURS! FURSl! FURSII
infants’ and children's caps and costs at reduced prices.
A full and complete line in Holiday Goods, in Silver and Gilt Metal
Silver frames from 24: and 11p, jewel cases, ink stands, calendars, hand»
N. Ila—Our store will be kept open during the month of December
s of furs.
The coat
Feather Boas!
assortment of lrimmeu hats, from
24 to 010.
lists will be trimmed during the month of December Free of '
ought at our establishment.
Free of Charge.
NIW;YOHK
NILLINERY PARLORS
53 Wall Direct.
OPP. NORWALK NOTEL
cluster tucks. for 25 and 39 cents.
Muslin and cambric ones with em-
broidery ruffle. 50. 751:. up to $1.75.
Long Skirts, from 50 cents to
$6.00. Umbrella kind. with 18~inch
deep and 4-yard wide rulile,lor 75
cents. Some with 6-50. 1111tle,31.00.
Gowns, with large sleeves and
tucked yoke. 50 cents. Embroidered
yoke, 69. 75, 89 cents and 5100.
‘Empire.' with large sleeves and
collar. 89 cents. $1.00. 551.25.131.50
up to $6.00.
Dress Skirts made FREE. Buy
the goods, the lining. the thread. the
binding here and we will measure and
make the skirt for you free of cost.
Now that low prices prevail it is a
grand chi-.111; . to r (.119. up b: ll'ingwa
111 1g sa.'1ngt'r:1m start to finish.
Spiendil chances black
stuffs.
011 111.111
Giving great values in Men's Lin»
dEI'WCZIf—rclll: 11;; out splendid grades.
at wo11d..1'tu.1y 12.: prices. Caruc1‘s~
Hair Shirts and Drawers, for, 25
cents each. Regular $1.00 qualities
for 75 cents each-— the most remarkv
able offer of the season. biggest value
for the 11351 money.
At this uniting we have all the dif-
feieni sizes up to 50 in 511111.; 11'. '1
48.111. Drawers—all sizes the same
price
The Wash Goods department are
showing new styles in Percales and
light colored Fancy Ginghams. from
810 15ce1.133ymd 1
THE D. M. READ C0.
City Board 5111.11.11.“
Notice 1s hereby given that the Board
of Iioliui’ for 11111 City of South Norwnlk.
will meet on Monday, January 4111.18.97,
at 211'clock p. 111.
Friday, January, 8th. 1897. at 7.311
o'clock p. 1n.
Friday, January 131b, 1811?, at 7.1111
o'clock p. 111.
Saturday, January 2311,1H11’i,11t 7.311
o'clock p. 111.
Wednesday, January 27th. 1811?, at 7 :111
o‘clock p. 111., at the Council Chamber,
on lluvilnnd street, in said city. for the
purpose of blurring 11nd (lotorminiug nil
appeals from 1111- doings of the City As-
sessors in the list 111' H.111.
CHARLES I". HALLUCK.
ltiiiiT. Ill. WII.(J()X.
Board of Relief.
Dated at the City 111' South Norwulk,
the diet day of ”member. 111911
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Storage Warehouse
The Lincoln Storage Warehouse
1111 \I 1111 rstrm-t. 11 low 1111111111 south
111W1mhlnutnnstreet1n tho Olly
01 111111111 Norwulk. 111 now open for
the etornuo of
Household Furnitur3, Planosjh
cycles, Carriages, Etc.
For full particulars inquire at the
N
TRISTRAM & HYATT,
A'l
SCOFIEL.
Once Again We Make Our Annu
many bargains:
White and gray blankets, 48 cents
Grout inducements in carpet 111111 furniture.
98 WASHINGTON ST.,
So. Norwalk.
BARGAINS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT.
orwalk, Connecticut,
Gazette B’I'd’g.
Great Clearance Sale
8. HOYT’S.
97 Washington St.,So.Norwalk.
aI Offering.
A cIczn'in'r sale in 1111 11c )artmcntsSo much 1111111 institution have those sales bccnmud
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so eagerly 1111' they (lWiillClI by LIIC Norwnlks. that 11' is needless to say more than tlns
0111: will exchI 111 every way anything we have ever done. We shall name but few 01' the
I'nlaundered shirts, 28 cents Comfortables, 93 cents
Ladies' tlceced lined glm'c's, 13 cents 30x61) Smyrna rugs, $1.98
l'nlrlenclierl muslin, 3 cents 5.1 inch Fancy Cloaking, $1.25
indics' coats and (tapes below cost.
SCOF'IELD & HOYT,
CLUB BUILDING
Norwalk.
Wishing You all a Happy
New Year '
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Rubber Stamps!
of 1111 kinds linnil stumps, solf inking «amps, including
p111' 111' t stumps rubbrr imloxr's, autographs 111111 1111111114111
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1'iglil.Rnbb1 1 stump supplies of the best quality , also in
Rubber Stamp Inks!
in 1111 colors, and tho 111111111 111111111: said 111 r1111 reuse to self-
from good ruqu 1' and in moulding or 11111111 1111111119 stumps.
morn, lIlrl.
JOHN TRYON! Agent! SeaseoggRésermdeAvo E. IN’w
1narkot——I'3xcelsior, but we furnish other makes on application.
And at 1111 3111111 tirno informing 1111 pul1li1 11111 111111 and 12111111110 in the future perfectly able to
following named articles, vi/.:
the celebrated air cushion stomps that
1u111b1-1'spec1'11‘11y umdouuuw11surfnies:11114111111nddminr: solf— inkr'rs 111111 11111111 dnters, (band);
11111'111111t kinds; U. S 11111 (lutor,wut1.111':1~'u stumps rulibr-r printing wheels; easy sign markers;
5 rubl: 1' type (51111111 111 fonts 111111 figures the some with l1111dors;t.1m1lv rubber outdone consisting of
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111 stumps, indelible, rubber, linen murk-
110111111 statrunontsmofltfll cardiac cards.otc;
also 111151111511 cuts 111 grout \' 111 My 111111 111111 111111111111 stumps for post oliirv use and tlursnmv for cigar
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11.111 ounce bottles p y p
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We make first- class goods, made
Thom goods urn made by the old line
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Norwalk, and Real.
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the prim-91H air. the p g ‘
Shorty Sherwood, Hatter!
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storergmonf Wall and Water 191.11.,
Namath. 01111 and use the 111141111
styles In lists. have etc. 11 In if
FRANCIS “a. co.
LOWEST
. . . PRICE!
All our customers 1ch this
Ever Shown
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By trading with us you will always get the best with prices guvnnteed.
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