wasrvicesst the‘East
Mill NW church.
_, mauso- to increase.
old, ‘resideuts of Eastblorwalk.
been in the church, and
cutesy church in years, is
,. mat interested attend-
temmsnmdww Indy
7. my to the altar and was
blessed. Tenight the meeting
thd form of "The People's
Edward Tronnsen will fol.
W‘huurpraiss service with a
«to sermon on the "The
”ofthDSwedishflchumh will he
totauujotareoeption given by
Wu. the new pastor of
' OhrlstianMission,Danbnry,
night. to the members and
the mission. The occasion
t reunion of the Scan-
psople. Speeches were made,
other music was enjoyed,ithe
'weloomed the people most
his home, and they welcom-
, his new field of labor. Mr.
haspreached on several occas-
East Norwalk church.
1filtered: Darez and John Wol-
ero united in marriage. last
their newly furnished home in
" '. Rev. Mr. Runke per-
ony in the presence of
, . her of their friends. Miss
y,.‘spitw was the hridemaid,
’ Sledrioh Hahn best man. The Ger-
’ gsoeiety sang a serenade
Whouse and afterward render-
severalrdelightfcl selections inside.
- find Mrs. Wolthausen received many
handsome presents. A supper was serv-
- GeorgeE. Earle, Jr., of Philadelphia,
hasheughtenit against the Excelsior
lily 2W company. claiming 0250 daw-
ages and costs for stock furnished.
’ Wflhsfif! Lyon attached slot in
tluvenue. yesterday. the property of
sums. Osborn, one the members of
be old arm. _____
. ”Kim‘SmltBetts, of Maple avenue.
‘visitudlisrfsther, Henry B. Gray, at
the goldisn’ Home, Noroton, yesterday.
, Hummus doing nicely under the
' Wicca he receives, although he
‘ . film'fe‘eble.
”when of theHenlicker club did
nothmtheir "pictures took," yester-
day fm, as Engineer Frederick
.s
’ I ‘rW. The club will meet at D.
”W’s store again next Wed-
“MW D. Keeler, while a guest
WW”
Oosksnce‘s mus.
ra-
‘ Wigwam on January 28 at
Sullivan eaglempl
.Went in tlie
5““
, to which place he accom
' Ellwoed's mother. "
, Wu, of Fort Point street
”home, last night, after a busi
‘ inflow York.
W, of Fort Point street.
‘6“ about the house.
in Cm street.
malaria.
“Jumpsuits Meets.
"Vernon's
W: treasurer,
t:
y
, memos choline between New. ‘
Haven and New York which will prove
highly satisfactory to its patrons. The
most important or these is the provision
of a fast morning express train to leave
been desired by many and it is believed
mirlordelayed for two hours in
of her daughter, Mrs. George T. Burnell,
Dr Em, was tendered a surprise
I when of the United Order
accustom, of which she in
last Norwalk residents have
chicken coops and sheds
which theyobtsinedby flatten-
“, ‘theoilcans secured from the
r M of the schooner Bonnell, on
’ ,. of the estate of [Charles
Cutaneous! exhibit their adminis-
macaroni so the Norwalk Probate
‘ mak-
‘ "lighting
Fermat's Point before the next
311de has returned home
EM”. of New York, is visiting
George Rose, of Cottage avenue,
George 8. Bell is quite ill at
,Birdssll. of Second avenue. is
Guild, of Trinity
Inflected the following officers:
- riffs. B. C. Palmer; vice-pren-
“Issac 8. Jennings: secretary,
Mrs.
' . We! Altar chap-
W. Norris: cheater church
r In: M B. Jennings;
" ', mums lfn. Philip
m Bethany chapter,
W Th. reports of last
was that same has been
Miss- the church bulld-
_ f “shins 000 per pair.
ltsilrosd ' will‘soonmah}
New Haven at 8 o'clock and arrive in
New York at 9:80. running through
without stops. Such a train has long
that it will become popular and perms
neat. , ‘ -
Another important change of especial
interest to through travelers, but also
interesting tomany besides, is the dls~
continuance of the express trains via
Springfield, leaving Boston and New
York at 11 axm. In place of these
‘ - a . .
trains. a train leaving either terminal Buy {In materials Mrwimx' Wm”. all slammed mun”. who ,
at 12 1a.. unsung last summer. will be . lining. thread. binding—sod we will (km covers. all aim. Hamburg trimming, 180 broidery, . soc '
T el by DuMaurler,the eagerlyexpected sue- make I It I”. Make ills harshest lace Bimbo! edgin and . t' OMISI.
ml. however, Wm not mean ”16 dlI' , t “le1, ”be llll ll! ()uwbefNum. ' g 8 . “1801‘ lugs , . . . ‘
“m' “ f' l‘ . llke the samples shown. some. V. low and high neck, 25., themes. trimmed wuh trochon lace, 2t... ,
continuance of an express train leaving her. 1806, withi lnstrallous from the an . . . . .. .. ..
N Y t 1 s y tbor's drawings. A new novel by Frank All m wool an“ M5 have been Wflflmflflfl fine cambrrc, trimmed wtth wide . Hamburg. 38c '~
ew or or tam 0rd. South Norwalk. it. 8",”ka dove-losing a 20th Century . Hamburg, _V neck, _ . 450 Qhemise. yoke, trimmed wtth Inserting and edging. 50c
Bridgeport and New Haven at ii a. m. Renaissancew—fnllof humorous situatlons ‘ marked down and you can take so: corset covers, extra line cambne trimmed with fine combination “helm“ and Short Skirt. trimmed With
The new first train to reach New York and characteristically ill strated. A P is , oi the m w”. only don't 13M; point, v and film neck, 50c lace and Hamburg, tucks and male on the bottom. ;
. . . of Patient hovers. by Wl llam Dean ii - vantage W . 900’ $1 25, $1.50 3‘;
at 9.30 a. m. will return at ll o clock as a".L 0”“... “mung noveletgeg by A an go below 37* “m, a yard Umbrella Skirts. "_ l'It D .
a local express on the schedule now lean authors. Shortstorios b MarkTwsin, ' ' lg [03355,
Thomas Nelson Paige. Ric ard liar-ding Lmln'ellsShlm 12 inch finance edged with Hamburg, 56 Night- dresses gocd muslin int c collar ‘10
served by the through Boston express. Davis, 0m.” \Viater, John Itenrlrlck . . .. .4 u " 15 “ 't “ line “ $1.00 “ “ ' “ " ' Ha‘rlnbur ruffle b0
It is expected that these changes will Bangs, Ruth ‘Mcltue'ry l-ituart‘l Octave Short lengths Table OllClolll, 15 is u 15 l. u trimmed with trochon .. .. yoke of Hamburg inserl’ing and tucks 5,“ ‘.
go into efl'ect on Monday, January 18. Efiin‘3‘ljié‘ggy 1‘“ W mm“ “"d ”t‘ er ”Op” cents a yard. Floor Oilclolil. W55 25 . inserting. r _ 1.2: .. at wide sailor collar: edged with Hombni'g, ”(be
. s..,.._.__..-_ M- Science: Story of t(lto Pregrees “it Sel; dents, now 2‘; cams a yard, Special Lnbrslla trkimslo inch llouuoe 0‘ Wide Hamburg, $1735 ' “ ill " square yokc,inserting,tucks, embroidery
l l lha Illrh ,lentury,n ser ea c ‘ ru 9,, 9m
slcvctlsrs 0F TIIE state. figgilflfi l3 fumi- slmllttin “"“If‘lziili Cocoa Doo: Mats, 37.56. each Drawers. ()no lot of fight dresses, cambric and muslin, former ' -
—.—————- ‘ t »o rut one 0 ~ , _ .», 2; ‘-. ~_
' , Etfh‘lb‘bltlsehy egpél'tglcleutlsts. Articles on Good WW Mot. 3125' ~ Ema RW‘ Drawers of gmd muslin cluster tucks and bonding, 25c 1m“ * ) m *"' “30”,“ the 10‘ m" $1.00
‘ “m“ "riff”? ‘7“: “'0” ”'3'” the it's-league 2f) ngglzgye )gh‘ggsml bet Door Mats, $1350 each. Coir. .. .. .. .. .. .. gamma mt. Housefurmshmg Department,
0 egg as", man «on one - ‘ , ‘ . fies. . 2.’ ‘ De .or ted toil fuel I t)‘ ' ‘ ‘l
. , . , no 2 , . . “L i‘ a 0 H. a Hat all-l nos, 10 xeces. l J.)
drew Wilsom Bath Mats ”'6 $2 00 W 5 cents Luibrella drawers. Wide hemstltched nuance, bile Special prices on table lamps toI close. p 3
During the past few weeks the Con-
necticut Federation of Cyclists has
madeacareful canvass witha view to
ascertaining the number of voting
whcelmen in the state. At acommittee
meeting held in Hartford figures were
read showing that there are within the
state over 80.000 riders of bicycles, of
whom upwards of 48,000 are legal
voters. The legal committee of the or-
ganizatiou has prepared a bill providing
for the uniform regulation of cycling
throughout the state, which will be
brought before the Legislature this
week. The bill calls for a speed limit of
eight miles an hour in cities and her-
oughs and twelve miles elsewhere. and
the compulsory use of bells-by all riders.
The Legislature is asked to make cycle
theft a statutory crime and to impose a
penalty on every person who shall place
upon the highway any article. liable to
injure tires. An amendment to the
sign-board law is also requested.
-—Columbia club skates 30¢ per pair.
So. Norwalk H'd’w’ Co.
Fins Oysters.
The Sentinel yesterday received from
ext-Mayor William B. Reed u liberal
sample of the oysters that Reed dc Hous-
manjare furnishing their customers. In
size and flavor We never saw or tasted
better, and We doubt if any can be had
that are better. This firm aims to ob.
(la ,
up cmlidly illustrate
cent visit to Mexico.
pcr‘s Muguzitie. Me
a siIVer producing country.
fury operations rest entirely on .
l discussion of
certain economic problems in connection
In 1891.
American Fcutures: .
u. series by Charles 1'.
undertaker:
xlco is pro—e.
um! i
basis. Owing to the keel
with issues of urgent importance
lutu politici. these p
general attention.
Papers by Woodrow Wilson,
Mllcllueter and James Barnes.
story of fillcrillltu'u lilac. l
ll'nru th. Continuation of l
American 1
Americans. .
Africa and the Plum:
I‘uulluey lilgclow. the result of
observations during a recent
Africa. covering the whole lll‘lll
pcull
trutml urtlclrs by
berin, recently visited by the.
Hungarian Sketches.
by l“. llupkiusou Smith.
oi the recent Coronation of the
“f. . . ,
ugoodsnecghfor
H-‘O
‘thmleeted perils
fibrefightocts
HARPER’S MAGAZINE
'l'hc Mexico of To-
immtnls.
ll-«tbc result oi a re»
avers will cmnmeud
.ll)llll~ Bach
l Gen. G. A.
soon llcluiuiscuses of eminent literary
White Motifs Af-
l'lcn. it fully illustrator! series of papers by
owelle’ Per~ cents”
8 Packages- Tollet Paper. for 25
cents.
personal ‘ ""— _
"l", ”0 Celluloid. domestic hem. Scotch
of lturo-
exploitation: of that country. lllu.~-
Slcpbeu Bonus] on the
transformation goingAm in Eastern l-li-
writtcu and drawn
The full story
oosss'r also a;
assume _,
As lolhsstylssassileetonhe
dress shins that we are making free.
Models of will we are doing can be
seen at tire dress goods coroner suit. .
ably displayed on forms to give a
. perfect ides oi the class of work
given. They have been put thereto
do away with any misgivings one
might have mulling lhlnp that are
free.
each.
Lace trimmed shades. ready to
for liar-
minently 113113.25 cents each.
lu mnue— I
a silver ———-
500 Sets Cups and Saucers. (or 2.5
cents the set. Jardm‘lcres, always 75
cents, now going at 50 cents; 50o.
ones for 25 cents: Illa. once lot 5
in Amar-
listorical
The true
horn and rubber Toilet Combatant-5c
in the lot worth less than l0 cents.
eachwmosl of them. I5. l9 end 233
cents eschonow selling at one price.
l0 cents each. Ort centre table. malt:
author.
Czar, by
‘TBLSIBAM WYATT,
Big Bankrupt Sale of Hosiery
At Scofield & Hoyt’s!
Don't believe that everything comes to him who waits, for it only
comes to him wh I pushes; don't talk much, for doing is better.
We have just received 40 dozen children's rib hose, guaranteed last
block, from () to 9 inches, formerly sold at 12 l-2C.0l' two pairs (or 25C;
during this sale we sell lor toc per pair, 3 pairs {or 25C.
2;, dozen gent's half hose, me; 3 pair lot 25(:.
Richard Harding Duvie. illustrated by
ll. (futon Woodville, who was commis—
lllflt'll by Queen Victoria to point. a picture
of the ceremony. _
NeWspmwrs are not to copy tins mlver-
tisemcut without the express order of
llnrpcr & llrothcrs.
if A ii I’ E ll'S M A G A 7. l .\' E
- $4lll
For One Year.
Posture ll’t'i‘ to all subscribers in Ihc l'ui-
led Sluice, Canada and Mexco.
tain the best oysters. and they certainly
are having the most complete success in _
this direc'flon this season.
mushrooms,
9
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.
kerchiet‘ cases, etc.
We have also put on sale a large
GOLDBERG
dlw' Co.
A Great‘Reduction
IN
SKATES
AT
GOLDBERG’S
N. Y. Millinery Parlors!
FURS! FURSH FURS!!
infants' and children's caps and coats at reduced prices.
A full and complete line in Holiday Goods, in Silver and Gilt Metal
Silver frames from 14c and up, jewel cases, ink stands, calendars, hand.
$.39 to $5.00; former prices, As.
lists will be trimmed during the month of December has of
charge. when materials are bought at our establishment.
lows in the latest design made Free at Charge.
HARPER iiliil'l‘lll'llll‘l.
Address. . .
l’. (l. liox 951'. N. \. City.
l9 Main St, Norwalk.
5 of furs.
The cos 1
Feather Boas!
assortment of trimmed hats, from
14 to 3:0.
1
NEW YORK
’ sltusssv gaseous
53 Wall root.
OPP. NGIWALK HGT!
floor. near the Jewelry cooler.
Fedet’s Brush 5km Protected-v ‘
will last as long as you wear the sky?
Goodithlng to buy while We at:
making dress skirts free.
One lot 25s. Purses left over from
the holiday stock. now l5 cents.
Brown‘s French messing. the
widest known We. dressing on line
market. new 5‘ cents a bottle. Coy
during our special January sale,
.._.....
Hair Brushes. 29c. cues for if
cents, Mixed in with those com-ts.
that we are selling so cheap—centre
table. main floor.
THE D. M. READ 00.
ll
City Board of Robot.
Notice is hereby givers that the Board
of Relief for the City of mm Nmalk.
will meet on Monday, Januarysthueel.
at 2 o’clock z m. "
Friday. canary. stir. new. at 7.31»
o’clock p. m.
Friday, January 13w.- MW. at 7.2%»
o'clock p. to.
Saturday. January 23d. am. at 7.30
o‘clock p. m.
Wednesday, .iammmy 27m. mm. at 2 so
o’clock p. ml,» at the ileum] Chamber,
on Haviland street. in staid city, for the
purpose or housing and determining all
appeals trons the doings of the City has
sessors in the list oi NH.
CHARLES F. “ALLUCK.
RUM. M. WIIAMX.
1%th of Belief.
Dated at the Jilly of litmth Mmflk,
the 21st day at Member. ism.
LINCOLN
Storage Warehouse
Thyilncoln Mort?” gm“?
on twerstrsetw aw Mme
o soul's assessable: tine (. y
o South , in m
the storage???“ W
Household For-tiers, Planes,»
cycles. carriages, (to.
lot lull ourtlculisrs inquire at the
adios of
TAYLOR I GOLDEN.
is uncommon ”W.
South Namath.
Shorty ”fiancee, flatter!
Wests mm of I. tmh.
stars, fimcfltlwfifiwfiem lite.
MMM.% are new
'l
”l“! '00”
It!‘
WANTS KNOW”
I“ 7”“
lonv'Ofifinw
"one: 1
l
TRISTIRAM a l-IYATT, '
best workmanship.
t
A
America hair llliilllC-s,$l(l.00.
both stores.
SCOFIELD &
98 UA‘IIIIOIOI 51..
Se. lorwsllt.
.. Special in Ledies' Muslin Underwear.
The goods which eve are adoring at prices named below are not the kind of goods which are gotten up
expressly for special sales; which have nothing to recommend them except the price. The
goods which we are showing are made by one of the best manufacturers
in the business, of good material, trimmings, and the
Umbrella druwers,cambric flounce,edgcd with cm- ,
Norwalk, Connecticut,
‘ unusual; , noun.
Gazette B’I’d’g.
50 dozen ladics' regu-
lar made llcrmulm‘f (lye, lbc best ever shown. 3 pair for 25':
The Anmskeg apron checks, SC per yard, 22x50 inch.
:54: each. [no part cotton top mattresses, $2.25. Best 40 pound South
Bath towels,
llnlaundered shirts. from 15 to 16 1.2 inches, use.
These goods are all in stock and can be 3C0". During the next 3!)
days we shall give a special discount to all purchaser: of carpets at
‘HOYT
i
CLUB BUILDING
Norwalk.
mm..." a Happy
New Year
Rubber Stamps!
of all kinds, hand stamps, self inkin
rubber type (
several styles of type; also,
mg sets; the Crown rubber
Rubber Stamp Inks!
JOHN TRYON, Agent,
BEST...
. . . VALUE!
, M- . _..._.,_......s...‘._....mw
l
l
l
. l
H
We have now in stock
A SAFE FOR SALE CHEAP.
FRANCIS. a co. m
“IIIIO “I'll".
My
vur
Andat the some time informing the public that I am and shall be in the future perfectly able to
furnish in the quickest possible time, the following named articles, viz:
. g stamps, including the celebrated air cushion stamps that
can be as .cuilly used on uneven sur aces; also band dating self-inkers and hand deters, (band);
dliferent inds; U. 5. line (later, watch case stamps, rubber printing wheels; easy sign markers;
solid l in fonts and figures. the some with holders; family rubber outfits, consisting of
metal-bl Kliod rubber type; U. S numbers, pen and pencil rubber stamps.
pocket stumps. rubber indexes. autographs and monogram stmups. indelible, rubber, linen mark~
stump pn~ss,to be used for note lieutls.stntcments,postal cards, cartls,etc;
also business cuts of great variety and cancellation stamps for post office
manufacturer's use; in fact anything in the rubber stamp line. Gun lill orders promptly and prices
right. Rubber stamp supplies of the best quality; also in half-ounce bottles
use and the same for cigar
in all colors. and the some can be said in reference to self-inking pods, the best and only pad in the
market-Excelsior, but we furnish other makes on upplicnt ion.
from good rubber and in moulding or knob bundle stutups.
stalnp l-uuccrn. with yours of experience, the NATIUNAL Hl‘.‘
more, llill. Wishing a shutout patronage from the public, I lllll yours very truly,
P.O.Box X,So.Norwalk.and Rani-
donca 35 Riverside A
We make first-class gouls,tuade
These goods "tornado by the old line
Al. AND STAMP WORKS, Balli-
ve.E.N’w’lk
LOWEST
. PRICE!
THEY ARE ALL SMILES!
[locuuu they wear our easy fitting, comfortable Clothing. All our customers feel this
way. TRADE with us and you will FEEL THE SAME!
"least. WINTER CLOTHING its."
By trading with us you will always get the best with prices guaranteed.
1
to WAN-"NOTON i‘l‘l
touch "overalls. ll?
Norwalk Chronicler