. , ,‘ night with Mr.
. ' ,E'Mesrlam.’
{tunnel-mug.
tetanus, went ‘to New
attend the funeral
x
annual ball of the East Nor-
m willbe held tonight in
The .~ Philharmonic or-
G. Brovm, oi Riverside
start this week for New Or~
will act as medical di-
Mutusl Reserve Fund Life
ew York.
. lithe-old daughter of
“Edylorpof 48 First avenue,
. I. of pneumonia. Rev. A.
_ conduct the funeral from
tonight.» 8 o'clock.
wned' by Jesse Brundage,
nernsrketman, ran away
filing as far as Osborn
'Jsmltwasstoppsd by Morris
on any damage was done.
son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
.Koyser avenue, slipped on
yesterday, and in falling, struck
a wire. cutting a gash in the
Dr. ' Sharer dressed the injury.
it. 001e, of Second avenue,met
accident,Thursday of last aveek,
work in the Yost machine fac-
Bridgeport ,It was caused by
,. ‘. , otaueinery wheel. Deep
were out in his forehead and chin
had to have several stitches taken
‘ .4......~.~
y was a greht revival day at
Avenue Methodist Episcopal
. At every service there were
tilt womanifested a desire to begin
will life. Rev. John Uromllsh
in the morning to an immense
on the subject of “Forgive-
At noon Rev. A. J. Shiith
to the children on “White
‘The superintendent. James
, .., and all the officers and
that had been converted under
:‘ . years of age told their experience
” of the children expressed a
,‘ onto live for Christ. In the
tho‘pastor preached from the
Wt.” In the powerful
W which followed, four adults
their, intention, by rising, to
Won. The interest in there
H "moqt‘lngsissogreat that it
decidedto continue the revival
W week. Tonight, Rev.
M, of Dorian, is expected
H andopeu the service. The
blah haa'done such splendid
~. night for three weeks. will
, to help during the coming
music and singing pmvesito
action toall the services.
”13 All) DASHES.
Pb, Jul. 25 -Another death
. to the list of those who
, thmOPlttsburydt West-
!“ jumped the trestle at
(host. The victim is Braheman
WI“, of Foxhnrg.
ms. (hut. Jan. 2fi.-Dr.
'3. flail. one of the foremost
d thd‘ecust, is dead.
. Iowa. Jun. 25,—lesm c.
. who was Republican nominee
- ~ in l89l,:hss sold his farm of
y‘ uses in Else county. and will re.
tom.
' . ,Ms., Jan. 25.»Usptaius oi
. Mllwhloh have arrived here
L(ii-suit Itsnsn,ssy that tho gales
N M days have umnplotely
dpthsw'rech of the Donaldson
m Warwick which went
W in the month on Yellow
Til"
a, Jan. tfiw'l‘he Grand
(Xenia, sister of the Czar and
. it the Grand Duke Alexander
, . _ .hasglvsn birth ma soc.
married suds» s, ism.
nest. Jr’s. 25.»Ths wm use
lanai-anus. which arrived this
. . floss Temple» and Havana.
M also shipwrecked ”animus
Mend three from Havana.
. Wt Birthday.
mmmmlimn
. Ms WWW!“ ”a“
Citadel”! statesot the
is biennium, Bouncy.
F l' .v;.‘ ’
irons ,a rititiu hanbury.
Kiss to non. 0;! Stamford, n visita
ins Mrs. W. 1!. Smith. of West stm t. ‘
Edward Clark, of' Norwalk, spent Ba
.turdsy in Bethel. .
,Miss. Fanny Clark. 0! Norwalk. who
has been the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Andrew Little, in Dsubury, has return-
ed home.
Bates. of South Norwalk. spent Sunday
in Brooklyn.
Mr. and Mrs. David Hughes, of Main
street. are entertaining Henry Hughes
and family, of Cos Cob. . ’
Mr. and Mrs. 8. Milton Stevens spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Al-
bertsou, in Stamford. ' ‘
Mrs. John H. Ferris'and Mrs. Jesse
M. Ferris have been spending several
days with friends in Waterbury.
Miss Jennie F. Ferris, of Bayvlew eve—
nue, returned home on Saturday from a
ten «lziys’ sojourn in Philatlelpl‘lia.
Barry divans, of New York, spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Dibble,
Buyview avenue.
Mrs. E. F. Taylor. of Bridgeport. was
the guest, yesterday, of her son, E. S.
Taylor, of Cranbury.
Mrs. Flinmore Jesse. of Bridgeport, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. E. Hubbcll
Hutchkiss, in Arch street.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Gregory, of
West avenue, will entertain the Mon-
day evening Whist club, tonight.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Delseus, of Gerard
place, have been spending a few days
with relatives in Jersey City.
returned home, today. from Denver,
where she has been visiting since inst
July.
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Thomas, of Dan-
bury, were the guests over Sunday of
Mrs. Thomas‘ parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Martin Kellogg, of Wall street.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Juhring will rc-
turn to Brooklyn, tonight, after a visit
of a few days with Mr. and Mrs. J. E
Hegemau. Henry street.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred G. Bowman, of
Derby. were the guests, yesterday, 0!
Mr. and Mrs. Horace B. Wigbam, of
Elm street. ..__..-_..
Mr. and Mrs. John Haunlgou, oi
France street, spent Sunday with Mrs.
Isaac Wardwell and family, in New
lanaan.
Misses Helen and Charlotte Adams
attended a cotton wedding, Saturday.
at the home of their brother. Hayden
Adams, in Bridgeport.
Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Johnson, who
have been the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
John D. Kimmey. of West avenue, have
returned to New York.
Mrs. Marshall Merrill, of West ave-
nue, who has been visiting in New York.
has returned home. She is the mother
of Mrs. E. 0. Wilson.
The intended marriage oi Patrick
Joseph Quinlan and Miss Mary Agnes
McCarthy was published yesterday for
the first time at bl. Mory‘s church.
Mr. and ”11.0.8. Steele, daughter
Dorothy and maid. who have been
guests ot Mr. and Mrs, W. ll. swords.
South Main street, have returned to
their residence in Torriuuton.
Mrs. John D. Klmmey, of West sve-
nus, quietly celebrated the sistyanlnth
anniversary of her Mandates-day. Ilr.
and Mrs. B. it. Johnson. of flow York.
Mr. and Mrs. Jscoh Kenyon, of Bold-
wiusviile. .N. Y.. Miss Pearl (mm
and it. M. Johnson were the guests.
sssssl Tm lashes m
The annual town business marina
takesplaen inths'i‘owaflousssst
o‘clock tomorrow” afternoon. These
shcuidbss large tam: at We.“
several matter"! importance as to to
acted upon. .
m d It. Bay’s tastes.
The whom»; oi! oi the W a!
as. fisry's attentional“ a see- for
the Aid ssscelatlos. may organised,
is completed. This alteration issue
_ "M‘Am‘ Wise withhis
premises-mom... .,
‘ a”; “MM '11. at Lows sistsst, -
g deadwood
sun my assess." 4, desist V A
street. layislting in blew York.
Mrs. hassle Ma has returnedflhoms" 1;
‘ l Jill Reeds.
' «. ourmfi ,l
.199. /f: . l"; 5” ill
crutches.
‘ . o
é thllsfiseicrsJackcts. Short sag
J, ; mousse, Hateribcsnéts. Tcfiuss,‘
' " chog mood Short Dresses, Aprons.
M m. m m . f Bibs. boggles. Shccsmlic and hardly
Mr. Bled—1mg here; rouse msnn‘ to the goods that we ,have lor‘llnl’e
you’re'j‘alwnya».going about with my girls and intents. And mark-down
'I‘WW" ""1 I‘m" “’ “W" ”h“ alter mark-down to, give molllersa
your intentions are rsgsrdin 7 - v . .
gm”, “a"! "9”! mm ,0 mm chance to buy to their hcsn 5 content.
tions. sir. ALL the good buying in this world
Mr. Bluff (annilyl-Jrhsn. VIM ‘10 is not for grown iolk. There’s some
ml m.” by ”m I" "um" “i my let children. You‘ll llnd one of the
' daughter's expense? ‘
“it"!!! Man (alrilyl—l’m not small. most varied lots of good and beautiful
lng myselt at your tlaughter‘s erpsmw. articles for wear that ever quickencd
sir but stray own expense. I always .
W} for the theater tichets and refresh- a Chm” desire "“0 a happy WM"
slants—Pearson's Weekly. .. ship. Everylhlng is in your favor.
W
Exchanging (Yorupltsncnts. ' O
"i see thatyou areyour own washor- The rush for tree skirts is still on.
"lulu”i'W'id H": finitely. who was But the time will be up on the 28m
"‘l'i‘tfifi“§,,",;'ffl,3‘mf §b:a§:;f’”'.,8m and the safest way to make sure is
thank goodness. I’m not reduced .9, to buy the goods and have your
plsyiu‘g nurseglrlfor adog."—-Detrolt measure taken NOW. Then your
Free “Wigwmwwmm mind will rest easy.
There are a great many spiders, capil' ._...._.
cially among the tropical varieties,
which have three eyes, one on each side Jacket ”WW 1°85 310% about as
of the head and the thirdexactly in the regularly as the hour hand swings
centerofthe“foreheed.” This middle around the [peg of a clock, No
or mm ”3,“ “‘l'."“““’,"?,'“°'" rush : but a steady everyday call for
The tools a! Jail, wring" about .1520 the stylishly warm garments that are
B. (3., describes very accurately several selling for lialprrlce. We have time
91009330“ 0' “melting metals. to tall: and lit and ill and talk until
Trying tohewmyl; ii: p ,h t you've the most satisfactory jacket
. . is ry g o . ,, -
beprctty.-—Fliegende Blatter. 2:; y?!” “M purchased and the
M
5'00“! SIMNOO‘. flatter! Skating S‘iicalerswladies' ail-
%:Muaw&ti%nfit&gumgu, wool sweaters of splendid quality
Norw'alcohl.u’0all :nd‘seo drug's} that are just the thing for sports on
styles in Bah.0aus etc
, "a“ ice—$2.98 each, Children‘s sorts.
same quality. for $2.00. Most ap-
propriate of anything you can wear.
6
Tlmllonnloi Councilmen n! thi» nily Still keeping do.” the prices on
lléiVfiialgffitllthR‘hfllg hill» {ignitinttllieltlly Men's Underwear. Cnmel's Hair
:4 a at on is to n In me tin ! ... , ..., .
the Board held do the“ tint. 313mg; ‘6’“ fi’”“""‘ '“ld lDle HMS. SLCO grades for
catch gloat: snrlthntslihllls ngulnntilm 75 centre, mat are without exception
'ci yrs 2) resent to the oil, clerk b the l . ~ ~ ' ‘ .
persons severally entitle-r in pny’irlellt. "W gfidhz. ”"3 lll mens under
thereof on or before the Thursday preamp wear ever Dilated.
“i‘lii‘iiii'tmi“l"“' - W
,).'1 . A '1.” , ' ' , . .
Homh Norwalk, ,1“, %,’§,,‘;7‘"" ‘35:.) it Clearing sole of Napkins that are
M slightly soiled. THIS is YOUR
CHANCE. 5H0 and SLIS kinds
NOT to go at 75 cents; $2.25 and $2.50
~~~J9E I .m, l" “.50: 51.50 ones for
ANNUAL ii .012; $2.75 and $2.89fpatlerns for
rows susmsssazrnsc We .
, . . A. 1') 7,6 x 45 all-linen Five
Theinhahitanis. legal voters,oi the O'Cleck Tea Cloths that have been
TOW“ 0‘ Narnm "0 WWW notified selling {or $1.00. now going for 50
and warned thatatownmeetmawlllb" cents H» utl'r-‘wl luwh Clothe
held in the Town ileuse, in said town. ” ’ ‘""”,‘.}'." ‘ " r”
on Tuesday. the 2nd: day of January, that were $41.. «2:: now 52.2.):
1897. atll o'clock in the alternator, for $5.50 ones no}: 3.63 '
'“g'fi‘m‘glf WW« writ Silk and Linen lemau Sc'aris. 54—
0 '1’ h annual "m’ and "’W” inches long. that have been Selling
TBXPS.
To make the annual uppgnpflaflon 1”,. (or $2 00 and $2 50. now selling {or
"‘8 509!“in of the public wheels. 50 cents each. AS WE SAlD
T" "mi" "w annual appropriation in: e 1-: F o R 5. THIS IS YOUR
the care of the highways. C H ANCF
To consider an act upon the increased "”
laborof the collectoroi taxes, by reason THE D M READ cc.
of thee ' . eased number o! rt
taxes sinflg‘t‘ho year M79, when pg?“ . “an”.-. -.
nry was red at no, and if deemed ad-
visable to allow him an additional suns L' ”COL"
at .800 per ear {or clerk hire. storag. w. I’OhOUSG
To hear t e Wins of the announces
on the Bell island bridge and the bridge deom: 033mg
nouns the Norwalh River. main st eot.in u. c
Aim to take action n m the petition South caulk: is now attach!
entrant Wllcolr and lit praying (a, the stones
the acceptamse, by the town, or Clinton Household furniture, Plasos,Bl-
mm" "’ “m" " a ”W“ with"! cycles carriages Ito.
Issac Mum's, ' mm” '
Emauss Trams, for toll particulars inquire at the
7. ll. steam”. 0M0!
Selectmen n! the Town at waslk. TAVLOR . GOLDEN
Dated Norwalh, the 2m day oi Jan» ‘IszlsBlltG’l‘Oll 31mg“;
nary. ism. mason-cs. Ooimeetleut.
Call and Examine
the
$75
Spslding
Bicycle
at
FRED’K W.
ROGERS,’
to Main street. Norwelk
MGOLDBERG’S
New York Mllllnory Parlors.
.PUII!
sinuses , quasi-sustenance. item 'from .mtdn srds.
'scspssedtioatssusdscscprg. Threats willpb‘dsold
(mmfiifl: “
A n!“ 0' "Am“ Bowl A It!“ Ind had complete line in
team “Is M W m- ifint'" WWBM“ whim. euvnrmmm no and up,
mdmt dimensions, which Muses. “a. .Wm.stc. Wshavealsoput on
my; mm a... salsa ' wammmsmmm; former . .54 to
”“m' , ’ I" it: isomormmrmiliomxwm
,. Bowstuthslatsssdssign made Fm
IIIW vests:
l
Opening. 0ft Hamburg
Edgingsl = ~ ‘
before, or has ever been shown in town.
larger, the goods are finer and the pattern
sock and Swiss; also matched sets in the
sock and Swiss, all qualities.
WW..._......__. ... ......._.,-. ”em... .- my... "WMMVfiflmm M. W. _..
At Scofield & Hoyt’s!
comes to him wli ) pushes; don’t talk much,
We have just received 40 dozen children's
:5 dozen gent's half hose, loo; 3 pair (or 2
America hnir Insurers. $16.00.
both stores.
some upholstered chair given to the one gu
it two persons guess the nearest number the
first one.
A SAFE FOR SALE CHEAP.
98 WASHINGTON 51.,
So. lcrwslli.
any 00 0! be 7 l' ‘ , ‘ . ‘ Gazer-rs: nauseous»
' * . .139ng " l . ‘ ‘ summons. ‘ '
To admirers of fine Hamburg Edgings and insertiugs we es-
pedally address ourselves. The success of previous seasons in
,R the embroidery business has induced us to make an extra effort
this season, and we can safely say that the lines which we are
now showing are far superior to anything we have ever shown
over before. The cdgings and insertings are in Cambric, Nair»,
effects in edgiugs and insertings and all-overs. Novelty braids,
the newest: thing in trimmings. All-overs in Cambric, Nain-
TRISTRAM a. HYATT, ”°3::':.:.Ss?.'-‘:.;f'°“‘
Bio. .
« The assortment is
s are haudsomer than
same qualilities, linen
_. r ~--'~ ~~—a
Big BankruptSaIeofHosiery
on'l believe that everything comes to him wh ) waits, for it only
for doing is better.
rib hose, guaranteed fast
black, from 6 to 9 inchis, formerly sold at 12 1-2c, or two pairs for 25¢;
dining this sale we. sell ior iOC per pair, 3 pairs for 25¢.
5c. 50 dozen ladies’ regu-
lar made ll: rmkdort‘ dye, the besr ever shown, 3 pair for 252.
The Amoskcg apron checks, 5c per yard, 22x50 inch. Bath towels,
15¢ each. Two part cotton top mattresses, $2. 25. Best 40 pound South
Unlaumlcrcd shirts, from 15 to 10 l 2 inches, 25c.
These goods are all in stock and can be seen. During the next 30
days We shall give a Special discount to all purchasers of carpets at
A cash purchase of sec will entitle each person to a guess on the near-
est number of beans in the jar, to be counted March 6, 1897, a hand-
cssing the nearest number.
chair will be given to the
ewe sustains
Norwalli.
personally, it you have anything in this line you're thinking about
Brass and Iickcl Signs.
ilremen's badges. etc.
Brass Stencils,
paste and brushes for applying same.
Seals....'.......
class.
Stencilnies . . . . . . . .
brass. Steel stamps made up with any wording and also alphabets
improved Burning Brands, “
in anything in my line. but me hear l'rom you.
, _ , .N lk, dR l-
JOH" TRVON! Agents 5a2§o°§gnsifer§533vfan'S’m
' What kind of stamps R bb St '
Tryon Has the Stamps! m, ,0, w. u or amps l
Air Cushion, or anything in the rubber stamp line and their supplies, made by the National Seal
and Stamp Works, Baltimore, Md. Now to my patrons in this line: Don't wait until I see you
purchasing; drop a few lines by
mail to me, stating your wants and they will have immediate attention. Also in continuation,
articles in the METAL LINE, such as Metallic Pattern Letters and Figures.
Made to order and placed in position; any style or design a patron may wish for. and house num-
bers, door plates. German silver key checks or umbrella plates, stamped with name and address,
This line of gods made to order in a short space of time, any size lettering desired, and also stencil
Viz: COURT. NUTAR‘Y. [”068 or CORPORATH lN. work and designs guaranteed tohe first-
(Jast or forged. English hand made steel dies; one {or cutting paper stencils, and others for cutting
e
For branding anything; the brands have movablclvtters. Prices will be right and goods 0, K
BEST... ;
'...VALu:i E
LOWEST
. . . PRIGEl
wrur‘w *
; 1'st ans: ALL s’Mansi
Because they wear our easy fitting, comfortable Clothing. All our customers feel this
way. TRADE with us dud you will FEEL THE
We have new in stock
\
, _,__ ,, ‘ saws
., _ ., . .
SAME l
mgr-:4. WINTER CLOTHING ms?
By trading: with us you will always get the best with price! guaranteed.
numerous? any
costs “swells. L ,
Norwalk Chronicler