M vsnnelfethodist Episco
r Tiler ones present them-
the altar every night for the
lit (3011's people. mt night’s
W comm-1m by a most in-
111 111111 1111111311qu spirit.
yoke earnestly on the ne-
«coupon confession of Christ.
1 “You have sinned openly;
Wyomliord openly. Do
in telnet the Saviour secretly.
forahopen confession; you
judged! and to him. How
ielnnt‘urn for his love. ” Sev
~ omresponded to the invita-
openlyaocepted and confessed
Milt the meeting will open
hear praise service, led by
_nlter which Rev. Eben
is! New York. a young man
gifted in evangelistic work,
_ ,Jaud be followed by the pos-
ralwmk.
,olthausen, of Maple avenue»
Theresa Dares will be married
l‘nighta 7' :30 o‘clock, at the
». of the groom. Rev. Mr Runke
the ceremony and the mem-
the Gsrmania Strugerbund will
.1 lnlbddy. The bridemaid will
Christine Spitzer and the best
Well Hahn.
Tulle wreck, and yesterday compel-
' a number of people to return the oil
The Gregon Point trolley car. in
We! Conductor Miller and Motor-
' 1111111 Ball, killed a big black cat on the
finnediot Farm bridge, yesterday.
There will be a special meeting of the
EM Magus, 1n the ladies’ parlor of
'0 East Avonne Methodist Episcopal
mums. tonight at 1 o clock.
G W. Benedict is scriOusly ill with
congestion of the lungs, at the home of
his Wife's sisters' 1n Springfield,M:1s:1.
' 5}” K. Rose, of East Patchogue,
visiting his parents Mr. and
’Dllvldltose, Hill street
W Joselovsky returned home this
' from a visit in New York.
‘ “Corbin, of ill Bette place, is sick
esteem. museums.
(The mm Dealings of Norwalk People
" «and Their Friends.
1115.3. D. Bergen, of .Brooklyn, is
11'1“!!ng parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. M,
‘ ~31... of Isaac! streets.
”1'!- A J. Richardson. Mrs. JohnK.
MW and N20. George F. Waters at«
,s temperance meeting in New
urd-fly, returning home yester-
, ‘ Irounsbnry and her in-
' 01110118 Ridge. are visiting
11111111111: Mature, now of Provi-
dance, min Iowa. today.
M W, of East avenue,
is m hr sister in Bridgeport
mm Waters, of High Ridge,
7 filmy”. Barry Bonton, of France
——......_....... ..
Jim» the home of Mr. and
«01161311111191, Havilaud street.
”I. Wild 0. Butts, of East avo-
“WI Mrs. George 11‘. Butter-
« in New York city.
”own... .11...
I! miss. of liewkinsville, and
W, of New York have been
1111 Harbors ['l. Steegmnller.
“m1” Parkerton, of Marion. ls
" bdrm, W. N. Bryant. of East
M Benedict, of Kim street,
1. bimefromafewdays’ visit
“it Muhamw of Bonthport.
" .moosuocmourow.
York. yesterday. Nathan
. . a verdict of 013.000
, W Xerh New Haven and
' metheloesofhislegs
Wan. On the night
“jumping from
. l have been
' andsflsct. and
mmtterfm, of Ridgeway. "
Thompeblicanelootorlof Comte
cutmetatthostateseoretsry's onlceio
the Capitol at Bartfos'datl o'olcckyw
terday afternoon. and out their votes
president, and Garret A. Hobart, of
New Jersey. for vioe«president, There
plurality in the state was 53,545, the
largest plurality ever given for a presb
dent.
The electors are J. Deming Perkins,
of Hartford; James Graham. of Orange;
Gardiner Ball, of Willingtou; George 1.
Allen. ofMiddletown; George A. Ham-
mond, of Putnam. Chief Clerk R. S.
Hinman, of the state secretary’s office.
was clerk of the meeting.
Certificates of the vote were prepared
to be forwarded as follows: Two to the
president of the Senate, Washington, D.
0., one by messenger and the other by
mail; one to Judge W. K. Townsend, of
the United States District Court of Con«
necticut in Hartford.
Ex-Senatcr James Graham, one of the
electors, was selected as the messenger
to carry the official returns to Washing
tea. The electors afterwards dined to-
gether at the Allyn House.
Nomallt Cases In the Common Pleas.
The following Norwullr ca'ses are as-
signed for trial in the Common Pleas
Court:
Wednesday, January 13, Howard B.
Wilson vs. George 1. Johnson. George
Honnecker for plaintiff ;Hurlbutt do Gre-
gory for defendant. Eugene Loflin vs.
John Palmer,et or. George A. I'lonneck-
er for plaintiff; Leo Davis for defend-
.mt. Samuel H. Huntington vs. Charles
W. Whitlock, executor. E. M. Lock-
wood for plaintiff; Warner do Ferris for
defendant. Louis .Schwcizer vs. John
Barthel. Joseph A. Gray for plaintiff;
Toomey do Lynch for defendant.
Tuesday, January ll), James Price, at
11x., vs. Orrin L. Bassett, st 111:. Joseph
A. Gray for plainfiff; Hurlbutt dz Greg
cry for defendant.
CITY NATIONAL
BANK,
OfSouth Norwalk.
ESTABLISHED - - -
”182
Capital, '- $00,000
Surplus 81 Profits, $86,000
ROBERT E. ROWAN, l‘rest.
JOHN H. KNAPP, Vic:1 l’rcst.
J. M. LAYTON, Cashier.
Largest Surplus and Largest
Deposits.
Accounts of All Kinds Solici-
ted.
FRED'K. W. ROGERS,
Fur capes from 04.2.1 and upwards.
will he sold from 89c and up.
Effects.
kerohief cases, etc.
for William McKinley, of Ohio, for »
of Lftchfleld, chairman; George Pope,‘
infants' and children's caps and coats at reduced prices.
HARPER’S MAGAZINE
In l897.
Fiction: THE MARTIAN. the new new
a! by DuMa11rler,the eagerly expected suc-
cessor to "'l'rllb,”l1‘eguu in October Num-
ber, 1806, withl lustratiuna from the nu
thor's drawings. Anew novel by Frank
H. Stocktonr develop: 11g 11. 20th Century
Renaissance—fund amorous sltuatlous
x1111 characteristically illustrated. A Pair
[Patient Lovers, by William Dean How-
ells. Other striking nonlettes by Amer-
ican anthots Short stories by Mark Twain,
Thomas Nelson I’alge, lllchard llnrdlulz
Davis, Owen Winter, John Kendrick
Bangs, Ruth M( Itnery Stuart, Octave
'l'banet, Mary E. Wilkins and other pop
11bit writers.
Sciatica: Story of the Progress of Sci
once durlu the 10th Ceutur series of
papers by r. Henry timith illlams ,sup«
plemented by contributions on a coin!
subjects by expert scientists. Artlc as on
the relations of curious psychological
manifestations to physiology y Dr An
drew Wilson.
American Features: The Mexico of To«
1111,11 series by (‘hnrles l". lutmmis,
sp eodidly illustrated~tbe result of 11 re-
cont \i1it to Mexico.11111ler1ake11 for flur-
per's Magazine Mexico!» pro-eminently
a silver producing country. and its mane
tnry operations rest entirely on 11 silver
basis. Owing to the keen discussion of
certain eCOllOlllit problem1 in connection
with issues of mg out importance in Amer-
ican politics. these papers will command
general attention. American lllstorlcu!
Papers by Woodrow Wilson John [loch
MacMuster and James Barnes. The true
story of Sheridan‘s Ride, by 61111.”. A.
h‘ors'th. Cmtiouationof llowells’ I’er-
sonnl llcniiniscuses of eminent literary
Americans.
Afritu 11111! the l'. 111! “"hite “1111' s Af
rich 11 fully. lllllill‘lihml series of pom-1'1 by
Poultuey Bigelmv.tl1e result of personal
obeerv atlons during 11 recent trl1 to
Africa, covering the whole field of .uro-
poan exploitation of that country. Illuz-
trated articles by Stephen 811111111! on the
trnusformution going 011 in Eastern Si-
beria, recently visited by the author.
Hungarian Sketches, written and drawn
by F. llopkinsou Smith. '!!111 full story
of the retent Coronation of the (‘ Inr by
Richard Harding Davis. illustrated by
If. ( Mon W'ondtillo who was ('mnmis
loom! by Queen \ ictor'm to point 11 picturt
of the ceremony.
Newspapers are not to copy this advcr~
ilfilllllltlll u'illinut the express order of
Harper N; Brothers.
II A R P E R‘S M A G A Z l N E
For 01111 Year. - . -
34 00
Posture free to 11!! sulm‘l‘ihurs in the I’m-
ted States. Canada and Moxco.
Address. “A “PER BROTHERS.
1111. Box 11:11 .\'. 1'. City.
Glad Tidings.
T be 111101 -'iIl1 f-w Dy Impala. Livm ( ooiplulnt
lllw imatiem ( 11.1!111 111.11 (l11111r11! Ileblllty
is Ilm 1111' ~' 1 .1011), King furtlp 1 Nouns '1‘ ill:
Int-Iluiltonin' sliniulutos Ibmllgodno- «1111111111.
r« guluto-sllie llwr 11nd r11~tnrislo11 1411111111
v. moon-«1 l1» :lllll xrnl 111111115!» .11. “sound «~I'r11»
[1111;11'111 pm lingm .1 and 111.51.!!! only 1.1-1.
stillmti “loutli Norwulk. and F .“ecd
Vot'uulk.
From 851'an Son.
Asa Family Medicine ll'u'nn's (‘1111 1';
f1-rtl111.\111'\'11.~' 111~1u1sfrum sire tn 11111111th
1111:11'1. llvuu 111w k!1!11»\'.!l\er'm Mum!
dismll- -.r indiwutiuu. mostlpuhnn. liounlu1'.l1e
tl1i~ sow-III:- u'ill 1'11111 1-111 ('1 ('. htilrmll.
South Norwalk .1111! l‘ l’. “'.1-m! Nur'oulk. the
lending droughts. 11111 (I111 1411111 tubule 1111111er
Ill-10101111!» 1 s'uuples f1'oo.l.111'ge packages
601‘ and all?
Kim:
A Great Reduction
IN
SKATES
A 'I‘
I9 Main St.,Norwa!!1.
GOLDBERG’S
N. Y. Millinery Parlors.l
FURS! FURSII ‘FURSII
A full and complete line in all kinds of furs.
The con 1
A Full Line of Feather Boas!
A full and complete line in Holiday Goods, 111 Silver and Gilt Meta!
Silver frames from no and up, jewel cases, ink stands, calendars, hand
We have also put on sale a large assortment of trimmeu hats, from
01.39 to 05.00; former prices, 01.14 to Mo.
lists 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’
”KW VON“
IILLIIEIYI MILO”
OFF. ‘nmelt'am Wilt
Juoosrscui
The' cut, the. making, the 'hang'
of the Dress Skirts that we are mak«
lug free Is shown by the models on
exhibition In the'dress goods precinct.
near the Falrficld Ave. entrance.
Not on paper either, but from mate-
rials chosen at the counter nearby.
Buy the stuff here, together with
the materlals for making. and we
will put them into such genteel shape,
free. that you w!!! praise the Ingenuity
of the mind which thought out the
plan. You will be taklng advantage
of the reductions in price at the same
time.
We have added a few Japanese
Carpets to the big special sale that Is
golng on here this month, but news»
paper space costs too much to say a
great deal about' them; 'and prices
are too little—at least a quarter less
than real values—9 ft. x 12 ft. at
$15.00, $l0.00 and $7.75. 6ft.x
9 ft. for $5.50. A big saving in a
very few words.
We need the room and we thought
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 While Soap, for the
toilet, bath, nursery and laundry—~13
large cakes for IO cents. Centre
aisle, main floor.
Tooth Brushes, selling at a bar—
gain. Clean. smooth and well-shaped
handles. beauliiul quality bristles. for
9 cents each.
Baby Baskets. Stockinet
and Infants' Shawls, very low.
Diaper
The Muslin Underwear department
offers 3 special styles Gowns at the
remarkable prlcc of 69 cents each-
Trimmed Drawers. for 25 cents.
Ladies} Flannel Waists. $2.50
grades for S!.75~—c!osing out the
whole assortment 3th13 new mark-
down price. Big chance '
Boys‘ Waisls. I5 cents each or 2
for 25 cents. Cheviot Waists, all
sizes. at l9 cents each. We never
slight the little chaps.
THE D. M. READ 00.
r
—-1
City Board of Relief.
Noticc' 1s hereby given that the Board
of Relief for tho (‘ ity of South Norwulk.
will meet on Monday, January «1th, 1811?,
at 2 o clock [1 111.
Friday, January, \111
o 'cloclt p 111.
Friday, January 1. 11h, 1.1107,
11 'clock p. 111
Saturday, January 2311,1807,” 7
o' 1 look p.111.
Wednesday,.luuunrv27th.1807,11” .10
11 ‘clock p m , at. tho (1111111 il ( ‘hnmbt 1',
on llavtlaud street in suidoity. for the
purpose of hearing and determining 11!!
appeals from 11111 doings of the City As-
sessors in the list of NHL
(“ARMS F. HALLUCK,
ltllli'l‘. M. WILCUX.
Bf 11ml of Relief.
Dated at the (‘Ity of South Norwalk,
the 21st duv of llecembenl 1806
11197, at 7. 30
at 7.30
. 30
,. ., /' LINCOLN
Storage Warehouse
hl.lncoln fltomgo Warehouse
ater street. a few doors south
cabin on 1111111111 In the City
of South o.r1ya!k Is now open for
the storage 11
Household Fornlture, Planar,“-
cycles, Carriages, Ito.
for full particulars Inquire at the
office of
TAYLOR I: GOLDEN.
'11 WASHINGTON STREET.
South llorwalk. Connecticut.
Shorty Sherwood. Hatter!
01111111110“ portion of E. Gusowsbis,
store. corner of W111! and Water 8141.
Namath. Cal! and m the latest
styles 111 Rate. Cans etc a 11ml
“’4. .m. m... *
MAN I YOU!
WANT. KNOWN
IN 'flll
was:
IIIIIIO OIITIIOL
7 «on ‘mome
nnvooo‘
. area: 1 ¢
GAZETTE BUILDING
NONW‘I—K. 00”".
T" ISTRAM 81 HYATT,
1
Corset covers, all sizes, good muslin,
1212c
Corset covers, all sizes, 111111111312 trimming,
ltic
Corset covers. in cumbric and usliu trimmed with
torcheu lace, Hamburg ging and insertings
square, V, low and high neck, 250
Corset covers, extra flue canllric,trim111cd with wide
Hamburg, V neck 450
Corset covers, extra flue camoric trimmed with fine
Irish point, V and square neck, 500
Umbrella Skirts.
Umbrella Shirts 12 inch flour as 1dged with Hamburg, 85c
15 ‘ “ lino “ $1.00
“ “ 15 " . trimmed w1th nochon «
inserting, $1.25
Umbrella Skirtslo inch 110111 e of wide Hamburg, $1.25
Drawers.
Drawers of good muslin cluster tucks and bending, 25c
11 u 11 11 11 E 11 Climbrlc mf.
fles, .1 250
5100
Umbrella drawers, wide henITitched flounce,
Sp la! in Ladies’ Muslin Underwear.
The goods which we are c 1 ring at prices named below are not the kind of goods which are gotten
expressly for speci 1 sales; which have nothing to recommend them except the price.- The
goods wh cb we are showing are made by one of the best manufatturcrs
ithe business, of good material, trimmings, and the
1 best workmanship.
up
Umbrella drawers, cambric flounce, edged with em-
broidery, (lilo
Chemise.
Chemise, trimmed with 11-01 hon lace, 2511
" Hamburg, title
Chemise, yoke, trimmed with inserting and edging. 5011
Combinationchemise and short skirt trimmed with
lace and Hamburg, tucks and ruffle on the bottom,
_ 900, 3!. 25, 8! 50
Night Dresses. ' '
Night dresses, gmd musliu,larg1e collar, 39
" Hamburg ruffle. so
11 '1 yoke of Hamburg, inserting and tucks. 13011
“ " wide sailor collar, edged with Hamburg, 7511 »
'1 “ square yok«-,inserti11g,tuclrs, embroidery
ruffle, 11511
0110 lot of night dresses, catnbric and muslin, former
price $1 25 to $2; choice of the lot for $1.00
Housefurnishing Department.
Decorated toilet sets. latest shapes, 10 pieces, $1 {in
Special prices on table lamps to close.
0w“?-
TRISTRAM 81 HYATT,
Great Clearance Sale
SCOF'IELD & HOYT’ S
97 Washington St.,So.NorwaIk.
Norwalk, Connecticut,
Gazette B’l'd’g.
many bargains:
Unlaundered shirts, 28 cents
Ladics' tlceced lined glows. 18 cents
l'nbleached muslin, 3 cents
.Whitc and gray blankets, 48 cents
98 WASHINGTON ST.,
50. Horwalk.
New Year
Rubber Stamps!
1 not» .
r1 1:111
JOHN TRYON, Agent
BEST
VALUE!
Great inducements in carpet and furniture.
SCOFIELD ‘8: HOYT,
Wishing You all a Happy
Once Again We Make Our Annual Offering.
A clearing sale in all dcpartmcntsSomuch ol‘ an institution have those sales been,and
so eagerly are they awaited by the Norwalks, that it is needless to say more than this
one will cxcell in every way anything we have ever done. We shall name but few of the
Comfortables, 98 cents
30x00 Smyrna rugs, $1.98
5.1 inch Fancy Cloaking, $1.25
Ladies' coats and capes below cost.
CLUB BUILDING
Norwalk.
... ”A. A»...
And .1t tho \llllli' time informing tho public th' 1'. Iam and shall be in the future perfectly able to
into sh' 111 the quickest possible 1'11111-,1I1o following 1111111111! articles, viz:
of all kinds, hand stumps, self inking stamps. including the celebrated air cushion stomps that
1' .111 In especi. illy usodou um' v1 11 surfaces: also baud dating 1-1- -—!f inlura
1!1!lm111tk11u!1«.[l.r3 lim- (later, w"at(l1(. m1 stnmps.111bb1r printing whorls; easy sign markers;
type (solidi 111 fonts and figures. the some with hulllt’ld' f.1u1ily rubber outfits, consisting of
save-1 11 xi) 111s of up ;:1!.~:o, m1t111-bmlied rubber type; l'. S 11u111bers,pen and pencil rubber stamps.
Illlf'kh 1 stumps robin r indexes, autographs and monopmm st:1111ps,lndelible, rubber linen mark-
111g 11' vs; the Crown rubber stamp pn- .1111 to be used for not1 Ill-mls.st.1ton1entsdmstal cards, cards, etc;
also business cuts of great variety and cancellation slalom for post cilit' 11 use and the some for cigar
111u11111'at'tnrer' s us11:in fact anv thing In the rubber stamp lion,
and hand deters, (band);
(‘.m fill orders promptly and prices
Rubber stamp supplies of the best quality; also in half ounce bottles
Rubber Stamp Inks!
in 11!! 1-olors,11nd the 1111110 can be suid' 111 role-1111110 to self inking p: uls, the best and only pad 1n the
market—lam elsior. but we furnish other makes on application.
flout good rubber and in moulding or knob bundle etmupe.
stompmnooru with yoursohxpuicnce the NATIUN AL SEAL AN!) H’l‘AMl’ WORKS, Balti-
n111ro.llld.V!11sl1111g 11 share of patronage from the public I am yours very truly,
P. O. Box X, 80. Norwalk, and Real-
1 dance 35RlvorsidoAv1s E. N’ w Ik
W11 make first-class gootlmmnde
“1111111 goods 11111 made by the old line
LOWEST
. . . PRICE!
1
1
i .
THEY 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 I
We have now in stock
WINTER CLOTHING 21:12::
By trading with us you will always get the best with prices guaranteed.
FRANCIS a. co.
co wannmorou an: I «
,meb Emails. "
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Norwalk Chronicler