“M ..
' , _ __ .7 , i I a ‘ Crusher-Imus , . ”it. "with“
‘ . , your allied; lethal: ole. cattle-ffeder 0‘ RV ,9 o o D s _ onznrrugsuinnm'o
-,-to obtamthe most rapid {attain-lg»- mums ‘ , arose: [ * «announce-ism? '
=any,0§:scg:offpreparedfoodsmay “re " _
“ “ . t’ ouareannmg“ at u - ' . . -
‘ . ‘. Y 1...... a... { mam , TRISTRAM a HYATT,
.. - a“ W’ p Wilding up a " y " The cut. the making, the 'hang' » ‘
pttbsfisstAvenne 110th enduring my, the cm: of the Dress Skirts that we are malt» A . ,
“churchmen one not soon
. , .. tithe church was throng.
”Moll the services. In the
newt. J. smut: mass s
sermon tron) “He that
”drawn. bearing preca
, dill! doubtless return again re-
( W his sheaves with him."
‘ mama. lathe evening
' . We! forty voices led a
tug tree is showu by the models on
exhibition in the dress goods precinct,
near the Fairfield Ave. entrance.
Not on paper either. but from mate‘
rials chosen at the counter nearby.
Buy the stuff here. together with
the materials for making, and we
will put them into such genteel shape,
__ food for you is H- on.»
A" .1 Mil some mn‘ouvnll mar.
{k [Dr/fig?" v.
Special in LadiesI Muslin Underwear.
The goods which we are offering at prices named below are not the kind of goods whip}; are gotten u
expressly for special sales; which have nothing to recommend them except the price. The
goods which we are showing are made by one at the best manufacturers
in the business, of good material, trimmings, and the “.374" .. . ‘
best workmanship.
A I
Flattering to the Council.
A regular meeting of Bishop McMahon
Council, No. 409. Catholic Benevolent
_ ' servi he on willbcheld tomorrow ni ht at , . ‘
”WW book“. “3;: pastoszirefzgll: Sogloc’k. Deputy State ChancellorBMor- B A" K - frfee, "‘3‘ W" will praise the ingenuity Corset covers, all sizes, good muslin. . who. Umbrella druwers.cnmbr1c nuance, edged with em-
; _, , g o the mind which thought out the Corset coyersmil sizes. Hamburg trimming, 15c brotdery,
' V . 161111“ from “WW!" 3“! 0‘8””!de will nttcndto install i , Y H! b ki d , Corset covers. in combric and muslin trimmed with OhOMlSD
Momma Before Pilate," the newly clectedctilccrs. All members , pan. 0“ W e if “8 a V3“ 335 torchen lace, Hamburg edging and insortings - , , ri . 1,... _ .,
.mh‘u’" on the wall 0mm at the Council, not out of town. are ex. Of South NOI‘VIOIN. of the reductions in mm at the same C square, V, low [Andi high ”.90“. i ‘ h id 25c Chemise, t armed with fifggfigm' 38»:
new for his text. "What mated to attend. The report of the time. mgfgggfigv'gwgfcumbm"1mm" not w e 450 Chemise. yoke. trimmed with inse'rtin‘n and edging. 50c?
doiunto Jesus, which local]. Council's business and finance for the ESTABLISHED - - - 1882 __,____ , Corset “was. en“ fine enmbric trimmed with fine . 1 Combination chemise and short skirt; trimmed with ,
"filter the sermon, Frank past six months willbc examined and We have added a few Japanese , Irish point, V and square neck. 50c tom.lnce and Hamburg, We“ Mid rutlle 0119339“ng ’1 50 ,3
" Frederick Fields and Arthur certified toby the deputy. tor presenta- _ , . . , . . ~ I i.
“‘6 congregation howthey tionto the Supreme and State Councils OapItaI. s'oo’ooo Carpets to the big speCIal sale that IS Umbrella Skirts. . Night DI’OSSOS. . .
Chg“. and related “my, in the usual manner. The report is flat. going on here this month, but news- Umbrella Skirts 12 inch flounce edged with Hamburg, 856 Night dreg‘sea. 899d muslin. large collar. 39 ‘
'Ths’cflect was wonderful. tering tothe Council, showing twenty Surplus & PfOfltS, $85,000 paper space costs too much to say a .. .: {g .. : trimmegnvgithtrochou “'00 .. .. yoke of HambuETfiAgtgigfggdtucks. $0
‘ . . was given and 59W“ 9'07“”- incrgnso i" mempership‘ 3‘1"“: , . great deal about them; and prices U gunfirtiulg, . h H :5 .23 ‘: ‘: wide snilo; 69113; edged \li‘viiill liamigurg, 75c
mam altar. seeking the tie term. on not lltllllRO wtt raw __ In re a S Irtslo inc finance 0! wide amburg. l.'~o . ‘ square yo cause .mg,tnc s,em to cry
andsnother expressed a desire or suspension. The installation willbe ROBERT H'ROWAN' Pm? are too little at least a quarter ‘ess , ' ruffle. . _ y 956
n ~ . . . JOHN II. KNAPP, Vice Prest. than real values—9 it, x 12 ft, at Drawers One lot of night dresses, cambric and muslin, former
L. (the revival meetings wrll followed by a reception for members J M L AYTON Cashier ' price ‘1 25 to $2; choice of the 10,, gm.
. every- night this week, except- only. ' ' ’ ' $15-00: 3310-00 and 37-75- 6 fl- X Drawers of good muslin cluster tucks and bending, 250 H . . ,
, ,, ' ‘ l Min—“W.” ' H H H n II to 1' ' _ ousefurnl5hlng Department! “7
. u ., . The chorus wrllnssist in U is! dLstters 9 it. for $5.50. A. bIg saving In a cambric rut .
her ‘ m l M ms ' f d neg, 25o Decorated toilet acts, latest shapes, to pieces. $1 98 _,
‘7 '.——-/ Fotlmvinu lo a list oi letters remaining un- Largest Surplus and Largest very 5‘" “’0'. 5- Umbrella drawers, wide hematitched (lounge, soc Special prices on table lamps to close.-
5" L, VWB Day, one of the 01)". called ior Ior thewoek ending Jun. outtho Ioi- DC OSlLS.
«seemwmmmsmm his22':':*.t‘.‘;":'..":;;3:;.?:.13:'“ p w”... the roomanawemougm
” ‘ Telephone company, in
new“, has been unable to be
Pedtntthscgficpttheput few days on account
h flotilla/m. ‘, '
a ,
Theoflcial board or the East Avenue
, Methodist Episcopal church will meet
1 . in the ladies’pnrlonpromptly at 7 o’clock.
tonight. Business of special importance
4’ ilfio some amend the attendance of the
tan board to required.
gun. W. E. Howell, of Bangor. Me.
- “will leave for her home tonight. after a
5 ' fix weeks’ We: her daughter, Mrs.
wlm Elwood. of East Norwalk. Mr.
”W will accompany her.
. M. Charleen. Benedict will not re-
IllmtoDrow seminary. today. as was
' Mb“ will remain here this week.
Willis wwgelistic services in the
Install Methodist church.
TM Sunday school of the East Avenue
Wilt Episcopal church numbered
wafisycsterdry. The new library
, “1“ Wm distributed, and are being
through” appreciated.
mm, granddaughter of
Mr. and Mrs. William Gilbert. of Van
Zandt lurenuemasboptizcd in the South
Kuwait congregational church, yester-
‘ day morning. ,
Mrs. Edward J. Simona, oi Maple
man, who has been seriously ill of
pneumonia. in a daughter of Charles A.
, Burr, ct Commence, Norwalk.
W
‘ Mrs. Wolf “daughter. of East Nor-
‘ walk. Visited Whether, Charles Fable,
.hisueidenoe in King street, Thurs-
. “slimmer Louis E. Reynolds.
stools-lust. , ‘
Hrs. Willa”. of New York. has been
, stasis; III: daughter, Mrs. Charles Day,
‘ otlrttsplsoo. ,
. 'W m muting of Mayflower
Mud!” company will he held
] ”WWII! is seriously flint
“We! be: sum-lotto W.Blnks.
.MW isout again after
Iseub m of qulnsy sore throat.
“Wm East avenue. is con-
m ct I m illness.
mm to building a new
will Ismu avenue.
m V.
_ but! our» sold. ,
' "‘wa00 Mull.
V m on.
W13. Taylor-us president
W
Touche! Bast avenue. is
. Won as. been engaged by
fits-icy Iowans to watch the
” 'mnouuil at our Pu.
oilsud Inner articles. At
”mists nearly extinguish-
‘ mtflsopotthobostmutur
‘ session the flames spread
inflow no the Washington
m I0 Nell mind in
NOBWALK.—»Wiliinm llahbett. to! Joseph
Jennings. C. '1‘. Murray. Miss N. Sullivan,
Alive Wren. WJI. MALONE. P. M.
W
BROAD RIVER.
There will be preaching at the Saints’
church every night this week and next
Sunday by Elder H. E. Meier, of Ohio.
“Oh, those would be all right it' they
had a leader." “You, ciphers are hot
stuif it they have a great figure to fol-
low."
C O M l N G
To South Norwaik.
Dr.HenryW.Allen
Of New York.
in his remarkable illlitLtJmii‘ill discourse.
THE HUMAN BODY
itscare and Abuse.
At Arion Hall, South Norwaik, Ct,
Nonday Eve, Jan. ll,
' At It o'clock sharp.
tTicket» 25 collie. hr min at Baxter's drug
a pro.
[0.3. Tho ntmm lecture huhbeendcliverml
in numerous other tuwustuuil cities of Now
- England tllltl has Itinle mot with gratifying
approval. It in mpovinily interesting qui
ln»truu'tivetollihatmlonte niphysivui vul-
tureztmi Ilium Itilflltthlwl iIIttIo min-truc-
Accounts or All Kinds Solici-
ted. .
Telephone Service.
THE SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND
TELEPHONE 00.
Offers Telephone Service in this
city with an equipment of Metallic
Circuit, and Long Distance Trans
mitter,at
$25 a Year and Upwards,
according to the amount and char-
acter of the service.
For details, address the 1021‘1
office of the company,
SENTINEL BUILDING
Washington Street,
South Norwalk, Conn.
READ . . . .
THI
WANT
ttnu and economy at the humun lmtl)’.
l
A Great Reduction
SKATES
AT
runwwnocens,
COLUMN
N
l9 Main St., Norwalk.
will he sold from 89c and up.
A Full Line of
Effects.
s
I
kerchiet cases, etc.
We have also put on sale a large
”"GOLDBERG’ ”mm...
GOLDBERG’S
N. Y. Milling Parlors!
FURS! FURS!! FURS!!
A full and complete line in all kinds of furs.
Fur capes from 64.24 and upwards.
infants‘ and children's caps and coats at reduced prices.
A tuiisud complete line in Holiday Goods, in Silver and Gilt Metal
Silver frames from use and up, jewel cases, ink stands, calendars, hand-
.l.39 to 05mm former prices, 02.24 to tro.
lists will be trimmed during the month of December free of
charge, when motorists are bought at our establishment.
lows in the latest design mods Free at charge.
The coat
Feather Boas!
assortment of trimmeu hats, from
new value
they would be popular so the prices
on Baby Carriage Robes were re-
duced. We don't believe that you
ever saw such elegant values for such
little cost before.
Armour's White Soap, for the
toilet, bath, nursery and laundry—3
large cakes for to cents. Centre
aisle. main floor.
Tooth Brushes. selling, at a bar-
gain. Clean, smooth and well-shaped
handles. beautiful quality bristles, for
9 cents each.
Baby Baskets. Stockinet
and iniants' Shawls, very low.
Diaper
The Muslin Underwear department
offers 3 special styles Gowns at the
remarkable price of 69 cents each-
Trimmed Drawers, for 25 cents.
Ladles' Flannel Waists. $2.50
grades for $1.75—ciosing out the
whole assortment at the new mark-
down price. Big chance!
Boys‘ Waists. 15 cents each or 2
for 25 cents. Cheviot Waists, all
sizes, at 19 cents each. We never
slight the little chaps.
THE D. M. READ CO.
CIty Board of Robot.
Notice is hereby given that the Board
of Relief for the City of South Norwuik,
will meet on Monday, January 4th,l897,
at 2 o'eloek p. in.
Friday, January. 8th. 1897. at 7.30
o'clock p. In.
Friday, January 15th, 189?, at 7.30
o'clock . In.
Sat sy. January 23d. 1897, at 7.30
do! p. in.
WI ucsdoy, January 27th, 1897, at 7 30
o’clock p. In., at the Council Chamber,
on Havilnnd street, in said city, for the
purponeof heuriugnud determining uli
appeals from the doings of the City As-
seesors in the list of Hull.
CHARLES F. HALLOCK.
ROB’I‘. M. WILCOX.
Board of Relief.
Dated at the City It South Norwulk,
the 21st day of December. thilti.
”WTINCOLISIW
Storage Warehouse
'l‘h Lincoln litmus Warehouse
t1l&'nmrhirllfll.il low doors south
o «shin ton trout. in the (lit!
0 South our: k.is now oocnlor
t estornsrno
Household Furniture. PIsncs,Bi-
cycles, carriages, Etc.
For lull particulars Inquire at the
cities at
TAYLOR s. GOLDEN.
ll WASHINGTON STREET.
South Nor-walk. Connecticut.
'l‘ I: am mow. Bins or Nonmml. 0r-
tIn re our IInnII l litlltlllllt oi the stock,
hoidcrno thinbnnlr or the ntoctirmo direc-
tors iorthc enmitnn ‘onr. will Imheh at the
Ranklnahouso on Immiur. theistll Iiallol
I » [l .
Boom Noun-Aim. Coho . D
Shorty Sherwood. Hotter!
Oceanic-s portion of E. Gumskis,
nuury.lmt7.fr II . ”lock .III.
will ”I‘ iiiwroh. Cashier.
cc 12.1900.
distortions“
store. corner at Wall and Water Btu.
Call and use the latest
mm in “stench” nth. all"
”AKIWOUN
W A N T S K N O WN
IN ‘1'“.
TRISTRAM a ‘HYATT,
Great Cleapance Sale
A
SCOFIELD & HOYT’S
97 Washington St.,So.Norwalk. -
Uniaundered shirts,
Ladies‘ fleeCed lined gloves,
Unbleached muslin, '
White and gray blankets,
98 WASHINGTON ST..
So. Norwsllr.
New Year
BEST . . .
. .. . VALUE!
wishing You auras...
JOHN TRYON, Agent
TH EV ARE A .
Because they wear our easy fitting, comfortable Clothing. All our customers feel this
way. TRADE with us and you will FEEL THE SAME! z
Norwalk, Connecticut, IV
Gazette B’l'd’g.
“‘ W” M" m‘ ”w
Once Again We Make Our Annual Offering.
A. clearing sale in all depart:mcnts.So much of an institution have these sales been,and
so eagerly are they awaited by the Norwaiks, that it is needless to say more than this
one will excel! in every way anything we have ever done. We shall name but few of the
many bargains: '
28 cents Comtortables, 98 cents
18 cents 30x60 Smyrna rugs. 3I.9S
3 cents 5.; inch Fancy Cloaking, “.25
48 cents Ladies’ coats and capes below cost.
Great inducements in carpet and furniture.
SCOFIELD 8: HOYT,
OLUB BUILDING
Norwailr.
. . - -- ._'r._j—m2
And at the sanu- time informing the public that I am and shall he in the future perfectly able to
furnish in the quickest possible time, the following named articles, Viz:
Rubber Stamps!
of all kinds, hnud stamps, sell inking stamps, including the celebrated air cushion stamps that
can be especially used on uneven surfaces; also bond dating soibinkors and hand deters, (band);
ditl‘vI-eut kinds; U. S. lino (later, watch case stamps, rubber printing wheels; easy sign markers;
rubiwr type (solid) in tents and figures. the some with holders; family rubber outfits, consisting of
serum! styles of type; also, metal-b1 nlied rubber type; ii. is numbers, pen and pencil rubber stamps,
prxeket stamps, rubber indexes, autographs and monogram stamps. indelible, rubber, linen mark-
in g sets; the Crown rubber stamp promto he used for note hendsmtatementsmontnl cards, animate;
also business cuts of great variety and cancellation stamps for post oiiico use and the same for cigar
manufacturer's use; in (not anything in the rubber stamp line. Con ilil orders promptly and prices
right. Rubber stump supplies of the best quality; also in lullfbuuce bottles
Rubber Stamp Inks!
in all colors, and the some can be said in reference to self-inking pads, the best and only pad in the
nIurket——Exceleior, but we furnish other makes on application. We make first-class goods. made
from good rubber and in moulding or knob bundle stumps.
stump concern. with years of cxrwrience, tho NATIONAL SEAL AN 1) STAMP WORKS, Bani.
more, Md. Wishing a share of patronage from the public, I am yours very truly,
P.O.Box X,So.Norwalk.ancl Roul-
s dance 35 Riverside Avo.E.N’w'Ik
Those goods are made by the old line
LOWEST
. . . PRICE!
- mun-up” A“.
LL. SMILES!
We have now in stock
By trading with us you will always get; the beat with prices guaranteed.
* EVEN“. INITINIL
u
FRANCIS a co: "
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