The pastor followed with
, ,‘ invitation, and four adults,
' , : blather engineer. came
1 ‘ pod nought and found the
I t, Rev. A. J. Smith will
rm» Highly min of
“the Little Captive Maid."
. , will meet for rehearsal
'7 o’clock.
. Rider will photograph
club at Daniel L’Homme-
‘ mthin afternoon. The
Mick H. Fields. requests
of the club to be preterit.
t,..___..._.._
» that other parties are ne-
the purchase of the busi-
lerwin and MamieJones
. in marriage at 8 o’clock,
, in the East Avenue Metho—
thie place, and Henry Rider,
j travenne, Norwalk, is an-
Mfox, of Osborn avenue.
”Hurry Adams, of Chicago, rc-
htsue today. after a‘ visit with
are”, His. w. E. mm.
m m one me more
W‘wuummuum.
. Um
WW: Aproposof the artio
We Sentinelmnt the burn—
“ wmliexingtonjtmaynot
W witho- lllb. the fifty-seventh anni-
tlthecvm, to say that Huldah
d Strawberry Hill, has a vivid
»mdlheburningofthcrll-fated
M _flcrelnteoweincident in par,
.wwnflywmynotbc of in
“hmreaders Among the pas-
m'woneOaptain Billyard, who
mmfimdabaleof cotton,
V “who climbed. He was soon
jailedbynyoungnnmwho was on his
modding tour. and whom bride had
Mmmmjowen hanging
Mano-our. Together the twain
, wttbsuoeverthe tide took them.
he” will: w was inconsolable
t new tbelossof his bride until
,' ,mfldhim to throw himself
‘ tickle. Themtcansed thebsle
and Captain Hillyard was
. into thewater. Be grasp-
w and managed toregain
, snore. Itvrssachance
turn at me, but it landed
apt-i- into Seen Creek. near
. ”Mum he want reamed.
hflflthathewpndiegnstedvriththe
limestone!- fate had landed him and
Marco at his rescuers, but that
fim norm of the burning of
“W. the suicide of the young
a , alibi! own perilous my
fish. hie of mitten, simply in-
‘ than into the sympathies of
Wine came m. in; pic-
M in numerous publimt ions,
m brill told of his Voyage
1 ”film. Krnnn Kw...
‘ mm s as: A Hill";
u
tincture”. carrying a
named Taylor, was
, New Illford to New York.
‘. I” train left South Nor-
rllzfi, in charge of (loud-actor
, and Engineer “slum. and
I" Yak in forty’nve min-
0” of running the train
.fl....._.__._
”It!!!“
I“. the W artist, wan
WktoWilton, thin morn.
‘ ”Lakendle's m in
“Millet-quoted. no
NW his face quite
new on to I). E. E.
entail! have Solitb Harwell: tomorrow
forMsdrlphlstospendaweek.
lire Kate Caveman. of South Main
street. has returned to St. Joseph's mu;
hwy, in Peekakill.
Edward Harrie. of Meadville, Pa. was
a guest, yesterday, of John “one, of
Hermit.
Ills-Band: Valentine, of Fordhsm, is
visiting her brother, Dennis Valentine,
in Taylor avenue.
. Edmund E. Crows spent yesterday in
Hartford. ‘,'
Mrs. Ililo H. Psrsom, ot Broukside, is
in Denbnry- ‘
Mrs. 6. Henry Howard, of Woodward
avenue, is visiting her mother, in Ston-
ington. WWW“ . ‘
Dr. Emily Psrdee. who has been suf-
fering for several weeks from'the effects
of a severe fall, has today some to the
llelmuth Home, in New York city, for
care and treatment. Dr. Holbrook, edi¥
tor of the Journal of Hygiene, Will oc-
cupy Dr. Purdue’s choir in the medical
college during her absence.
Mrs. Irene D. Wilson, of Brooklyn, lt-l
visiting Mrs: George R. Van Alstvne, of
High street. ‘ ”H W ,
Mrs. Emily Ely, of Holden place, is
spending the day in New York city.
Mrs. George 8. Gregory and daughter
Lulu have returned to their home it},
East avenue, after a few days' visit with
relatives in Brooklyn.
~Eugene O'Connell, in Burbank st. ,
$1.00 bottles, 25“ for a few days. 33
Main street, Norwalk.
Death at Sherman Stevens.
Sherman Stevens, at one time a well-
known business man of Norwalk, died
Monday night at his home in New Can-
aan, from the eifects of a paralytic
stroke. Mr. Stevens was born in New
Canaan about seventy years ago. He
came to Norwalk in early life and our
ganged in shoe making in a factory own
ed by S. K. Stanley, St, in Main street
but will be best remembered by Norwalk
people as the proprietor of a novelty and
picture frame business in Main street,
in the store now occupied by Colby db
Smith, and afterward in the store now
occupied by Louis Potter, in Wall street,
where, associated with his son, William
Stevens, deceased, once captain of Com
pauy l“, he conducted :fininoty-niuecent
store. After closing out this business
Mr. Stevens, with his wife, returned to
New Canaan, and bud remained there
since. He leav'cs two daughters. The
funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon,
and the remains will be brought to Nor-
walk fosinterment.
Died at Diphtheria.
Louis, the three-year old son of Mr.
anl Mrs-x John N. Tattle, of West Nor.
walk, died yesterday of diphtheria.
The burial was this afternoon in Pine
recommends “Santos"for face eruptions. d
. lost by much boiling
of ordinary oatmeal, )
‘ is always‘iound in )1
W
HARPER'S MAGAZINE
In l891.
Fiction: THE MARTIA N, the new nov-
el by lluhluuriemhe eagerly expected nut--
censor to “'l'rilby,"begun in October Nuur
her, 18%, with i luslratlons from Qua nu
thor's drawings. A new novel by Frank
R. Stockton.» developing a 20th Century
ltutmiusnuco ~-full of humorous situations
um! characteristically illustrated. A Pair
of l’ntlunt Lovers, by William "will flow-
ells. Other striking nov'clcttes by Amer-
ican author it. Short utorit-n by Mark Twain.
'I‘bunmn Nelson l’ultge, Richard llnrdillu
Davis, ,Owon \Vistcr, Julm Kendrick
llnugs, llutb Moldoery Stuart, Octave
_ ’l‘huuet, Mary E. Wilklnnnud other pup:
ulnr writers. .
Science: Story of the Progress of So!—
once during the Will Century. in sci-lea of
papers by Dr. Henry Smith \l’illintns,sl.tp—
plentented by contributions on .upcciul
subjects by expert scientists. Articles on
the rclutinm of curious psychological
manifestations to physiology iy Dr. An—
drew Wilnou.
American Features: The Mexico of To-
ny, n series by (.‘hnrles I“. Lummis,
splendidly illustrntcd~lhe result 01.11 re-
cent. visit to Mexico, undertaken for ”ur-
pct-’5 Mngnziue. Mexico in proomlnently
n silver producing country. and its tunne-
Iury operations rout, entirely on a silver
basis. Owingio the keen discusmou oi
certain economic problems In connection
with issues of urgent ixuportuucc in Amer-
ican politic-s. those pillit‘l'ri will command
m-uernl utteution. Anicrlcuu Historical
Papers by Woodrow Wilson, Johu lluch
Muchlnstcr and James llurnes. The true
story or" Sheridan’s Ride, b' (ion. (i. A.
Furs th. Continuation of i owl-IN l’cr-
sonn llcmiuiscnscs of eminent Iiierury
Americans.
Africa and the. East: White Muir's Af—
ricu. it fully illustrated herb-s of pupcrs by
l’uultuey lilgclmv. the result. of personal
observntluus durini.r u recent trip to
Africa, covering the whole lit-Id of Euro
perm exploitation; of that country. lllllrv
lvrutcd urticlcs by Stephen Bun-ml on thi-
trnusformutjun going on in Eastern Sl-
bcriu, recently visited by the nuthur.
Hungarian Sketches, written and drawn
by l“. Hopkiunon Smith. The full story
ut‘ the recent Coronation of the Czar, by
lllchurd Hurdiui: llnvls. illustrated by
II. ('utun Wuodville, who Wm. commis-
ioucd by Queen Victoria topnlut u picture
of llll' run-runny.
Newspapers um not to copy this :ulvcr—
timemcnt without the express order of
Humor d; Brothers.
llAlll’llll'S MAHAZINE
For One Your. - — - Si 00
Postage l‘ri-c to all Slllhlll’llll'l'N in tho, l'ui-
ted Status, Unnudu utul Mexco.
Address. lIAIll’I'IlI BROTHERS,
Island cemetery.
l‘. I). llox 95'... N. Y. l‘uy.
FRED’K. W. ROGERS,
A Great Reduction
l.\l
SKATES
AT
l9 Main St., Norwalk.
Fur capes from $4.24 and upwards.
will be mid from 39c and up.
Eflects.
kerchief cases, etc.
lens to the latest design made
m
infants' and children’s caps and coats at reduced prices.
GOLDBERU’
GOLDBERG’S
N. V. Millinery Parlors!
URS! FURSI! FURS!!
A full and complete line in all kinds of furs.
The con i
A Full Line of Feather Boas!
A full and complete line in Holiday Goods, in Silver and Gilt Metal
Silver frames from 24c and up, jevIel cases, ink stands, calendars, hand-
We have also put on sale a large assortment of trimmcu hats, from
$.39 to “.00; former prices, $1.24 to bro.
this will be trimmed during the month of December free of
Charge, when material; are bought at our establishment.
Free of Charge.
NEW VORK
IILLIIERV PARLORS
I: Wu" Inset,
OFF. NORWALK HOTEL
T0 . .
JUDGE FROM.
The'cut, the making. the °hang'
of themes: Skirts thatwe are malt.
lug free is shown by the models on
exhibition In the dress goods precinct.
near the Falriicld 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,
free. that you will praise the ingenuity
of lhe mind which thought out the
plan. You will be taking advantage
of the reductions in price at the same
time.
We have added a few Japanese
Carpets to the big special sale that is
going on here this month, but news-
paper space costs too much to say a
great deal about them: and prices
are too llttle—-at least a quarter less
than real values—9 it. x l2 it. at
$l5.00, $10.00 and $7.75. 6ft.x
9 it. for $5.50. A big saving In a
very few words.
W need the room and we thought
they flould 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 ID 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. Slocklnet Diaper
and lnlants' Shawls,.very low,
The Muslin Underwear department
offers 3 special styles Gowns at the
remarkable price of 69 cents each.
Trimmed Drawers. for 25 cents.
Ladies' Flannel Walsts, $2.50
grades for $l.75-——clasing out the
whole assortment at the new mark—
down price. Big chancel
Boys' Walsts. IS 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 CO.
City Board of Relief.
Notice is hereby given that the Board
of Relief for the City of South N orwnlk,
will meet on Monday, January “11,1897,
at 2 o‘clock p. m.
Friday, January, 8th,
o'clock p. m.
1897. at 7.30
Friday. January 15th, 1897, at 7.30
o'clock p. 111.
Saturday. January 23d,1897,nt 7.30
o'clock p. m.
Wedncudny, January 27th, 18911:” 30
o'clock t). 111., at the 0011de Chamber,
on Havilaud street, in said city, for the
purpose of hearing and determining till
uppeuln from tlw doings of the City As-
sessors iu the lint. u'l' 13ml.
CHARLES l". HALLOCK,
Illlll'l‘. M. WIIIUOX.
l5: uml ul' Relief.
Dated at the City of South Norwnlk,
the 21st day of December. moo.
LINCOLN
Storage Warehouse "
Thovhlncoln Blame Warehouse
on Mar ntroot. a few doors moth
of Wunhlu tun truer. In the City
of Bout orwu k. is now open [or
the otonmo of
household Furniture, PIsnos,Il-
cycles, Carri-pt, Etc.
«nu—mu“
For full particulars Inquire M the
office of
TAYLOR a. GOLDEN.
u WASHINGTON STREET.
South Norwalk. Connecticut
Shorty Sherwood, flatter!
Occupier It portion» of it}. Gonowskin,
store. corner of Wall and Water Btu.
Norwalk. Call and see the latent
styles in flats. Clint] ate a an tf
1 "nutrition H
w A N T 8 K N O WN
IN TH.
.tttnm ttnrmtt
unvoocus
area: i ’
’TRISTRAM tHYAT'r,
. .0 .3: .
, Gazer-“re: numomo
NORWAI-K. 90H".
Special in Ladies' Muslin Underwear. ,1 ‘ {L
The goods which we are offering at prices named below a're not. the kind of goods which are gotten up .
cxprefisly for special sales; which have nothing to recommend them except the pi ice. The
goods which we are showing are made by one of the best manufacturers
in the business, of goodmaterial, trimmings, and the .
. best workmanéhip. ’
Cornet covers, all sizes, good muslin, 12'20
Corset covers, all sizes, Hamburg trimming, 18c
Corset covers. in cumbric and muslin trimmed with
t-urchtn lace, Hamburg edging and insertions
. square, V, low and high neck, 250
Corset-covers,extrn line cambric, trimmed with wide
Hamburg, V neck. . 450
Corset covers, extra line oambric trimmed with fine
Irish pomt, V and square neck, We
Umbrella Skirts.
Umbrella Shirts 12 inch ‘flouuce edged with Hamburg, 850
u t. x5 I- u it line it $100
f‘ _ “ 15 “ “ trimmed with trochun
’ inserting, $1.25
Umbrella Skirts 15 inch ilounoe of wide Hamburg, $1.25
Drawe rs.
Drawers of good muslin cluster tucks and bending, 250
n ti :5 H ‘ ti It Cllnll’ric mt.
flea, 250
Umbrella drawers, wide hemstitchcd ilouncc, 500
Umbrella drawers, cambric flounce, edged with our
broidery, 89c ,
Chemise.
Chemise, trimmed with trochon lace, 250
"_ " . “ Hamburg, 3384:
Chemise, yoke, trimmed with inserting and edging, 500
Combination chemise and short? skirt, trimmed With
lace and Hamburg, tucks and ruillo on the bottom,
. . use, or 25, $1 50
Night Dresses.
Night dresses, good muslin, largo collar, 39
“ " “ " , Hamburg mille, 50
“ “ yoke of Hamburg, inserting and tucks. lulu
“ “ wide sailorcollnr, edged with Hamburg, 7516
" , “ square yoktyinsertiugmucke, embroidery
ruffle, - 950
One lot of night dresses, cumbric and muslin, former
price $1 25 to $2; choice of the lot for “.00
Housefurmshmg Department.
Decorated toilet acts. latest shapes, 10 pieces, 31 95 ’
Special prices on table lumps to close.
Big Bank-
rupt Sale
of Hosiery ‘
At Scofield's & Hoyt‘s.
bulb blUle.
TRISTRAM . 8: HYATT,
Norwalk, Connecticut,
Gazette B’l'd’g.
Don't believe that everything comes to him win waits, for it only
Comes to him wh ) plumes; don't talk much, for doing is better.
We have just rccclvcd 4:) dozen children‘s rib hose, guaranteed last
block, from 6 to 9 inches, formerly sold at 12 l-2(I,()l' two pairs for 25“;
during this sale we sell (or 10C per pair, 3 pairs for 25¢.
25 dozen gcnt's half Ilnsc, lCC; 3 pair for
lot made. IlH umlmt' (lye, the best ever shown, 3 pair for 25C.
The Amuskeg apron checks, 5c per yard, 22x50 inch.
ISl‘ cucb. Two part cotton top mattresses, $52.25. Best 4:» pound South
America hair mnlttcs, $6.00. V
llnluuutlcrcd shirts. {rum :5 to m l
'l‘licsc goods we all in slink and can be scen.
«luyzs we shall give u apt-clad dismuul to all purchaser: ol carpets at
25c. 50 dozen ludics' rcgu~
Bath towels,
z inclir-s, 256.
During the ncxt 30
SCOFIELD & HOYT,
98 WASHINGION ST.,
50. Norwalk,
“wash“... all da naps,
New Year
CLUB BUILDING“:
Norwalk.
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And'nt tho some time informing the public. that. I am and shall ho in the future [wrfcctly ublc lo
furnish In the quickest possible timc, tho following uumcd :u‘liclt-u, viz:
Rubber Stamps!
of all kinds. hand stamps. self inking stamps, including the celebrated air cushion stumps that
cam be especially used on uncvon surfaces also bund doting sclf—inkcrs and hand deters, (handy
(liii'crcnt kinds: 1'. hi. llnv dub-rmwatt'b cust- stumps, rubber priming wheels; cnsv sign lllitrkf‘l'b.‘
rubber typo lsolldl in fonts und figures, the sumo with bullion-s; luuulv rubber outlilr, consisting of
sievcrul styles of type: ulsu, mvtul-lwliul rublwr type: I'. 3 numbers, pen and pencil rubber stamps,
pocket stmnps. rubbor indexes. autographs uml monogram sinuum, indelible, rubbcr, linen murk-
Iug acts; the Crown rubber stamp pron-Lu) be used for note lwmlnmtutclucntmxistul curds, eardruetc‘
ulm business cuts of grout variety and cancellation stumps for post office use and tlionumc for night:
unmul’unturer's use: in fact anything in the rubber stump line.
right.
Rubber Stamp Inks!
(Tun Illlorders promptly and prices
Rubber stump supplien of the bum quality; also in half ounce llI tiles
in all colors, and tho sumo run be void in rcfwcnco tn golf-inking pads. the best; and only pill] in the
markup «I-lxcebior, but we I'urniah utlzvr lllilkl'rl on llpplll'illlnll.
1mm go: id robin-r and m moulding or knob bundle ntuinps.
Wu tuuko first-clams goods, umdo
'l‘lu-so g-mds ill'l' uuulu by the old line
I Hump concern, with years of t-xtu‘ricnce, tho NATIONAL HEM. AND STAMP WI )RKS, Balti—
nturc, Md.
JOHN TRYON, Agent
!
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i
BEST...
. . . VALUE!
l r"-el'
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Wlahiug u vhuro of pntrnnucv from the public, l mu yours wry truly,
P.O.Box X,$o.NorwaIk,and Rani-
! dance 35 Riverside Ave.E.N’w’lk
I
LOWEST
. . . PRICE!
. s. a. 1......» N... we...“
anv has: ALL SMILES!
Because they wear our easy fitting, comfortable Clothing. All our customers lcel this
way. TRADE with us and you will FEEL T llll SAME I
We have now in "stuck
The lost
Complete
Line of
WINTER CLOTHING
Ever Shown
m
This City!
By trading with us you will alwayegct the best with prices guaranteed.
FRANCIS 8: CO.
I. WASHINGTON l‘l’RI ‘
Death Norwalk. l‘l‘
Norwalk Chronicler