_ . is to limit noun.
~ ’0 hm rim burial
of South Osborn Ire-
my
tI Morin; iron: I
a
Hawkins, 0! Brande place.
~ non: tulip, l. I.
Hook nlid ladder com-
‘33:” its monthly, meeting
tin-ohm” is luring the
_ in the roar of his property
ironing torn down. I; he has
{or it.
’ improved «twins machine
, ran ”my. Every purchue at
m I ticket. R. Joseiovtlky &
rut Nomtk.
WI! mating oi the East on»
Will bond was called last night
will meet immediately alter till
my morning senile. tomorrow.
1% Biotin Sunday school in. mov—
”Trot tho Randall hloclt. corner of
rows: and Osborn avenue. to Ed-
m ! Raymond} building. 59 Van—
‘fllildt amine.
{Wu tomorrow at the Advent
Ohm-n church by Eldrr r. s. Ailin-
m Wing subject “The Vfl‘
l" of God‘s Promises." Sulijrtt in
Morning, 'The Voirv ol the Watch-
’ [my
The body oi the non of Low tt illn-
. llttII. n iornter resident of Ens ” ’ r
, wIlk. was brought to Norwnllt from
New York on the noon train today.
The interment took pint-c in "in NIH"
walk cemetery. Rev. A. J. Smith ul-
Minted It the (row.
A horse driven by n Wostport roan,
filth I load oi twenty bushels of mitt-
rill MI wagon, halite-d yrttterdtty aliotfi
noon While going up the anlt- arentw
‘ hill. a {root of Edward Simoms' mi-
John illlornmc-diou mmr- along
_. and lining soon» outs in tho
tried to roux the homo. it
lie load 9 low (wt and limit
mill. thn Mr. i.‘llomnu-diru
0 tin- wagon and triv-tl in pan
the horse with tin whip. it ht.
heels and nearly itirlttk Mr i.~
M. It won finally nrtrmr)
give up the effort or starting llw
item and the loud wait hit at W. S
Hnniord'n start» lur tlw night.
The revival utrrviwu will continu-
all day tomorrow at tho Hutu Awuuv
Methodist liplttl'opol t'llllri'li 'i'h-
”a“! tliii‘lns lhl‘ “wk haw- n-suil-
Oil in blessing and solution to runny
The ornoxcltnth- sot-vim lunt night «‘73»
very largely attrndwi itrv, 'Illwm'tl
'i‘ronnIen opt-nod with n mm. but mu»
nest dlmurtw on "('lli‘liii ilur Adm
one." in tho nlm mowing whirl:
lollowed on» adult lady l'iifliP forward
seeking Chrlot as lit-r Aolvm'aio. Silil'
Witty night thorn will ho anothor grunt
religious mm mwttnn in tho tutor-wt
oi tho unsaved. A largo mixml t-httrm-
. will arnlttt in the Singing. 'l'iw “l’i‘iv
VII Blind llottltlr qttnrtr-ttc will aim:
two solutions. The twain taro lill‘ai’r
but It all tlmeo.
norumn.
The strainer Kate 4'. known» not
19 N" Hth'll )‘Lttttrt'tltty to rid lli'
Wild! at tttnrlitth.
7 ”The captain oi thc coal lllli'w )0
bill” hII made a morn nlulnltiolil «,7
{it [It'll oi the stinking of tho hunt with
” lo“ a! suit t-oul nmr ’l‘nt'rrn in-
M on ilundny. it will i.» um! in
MI: thr inrttrnnw tilt illo hum
M mo. 'l'ht- hum will in- mind
A limit Ithoonttr urrlmi lo itmi
“rim [or thr purpotu- oi rotnu
. “I Elmo of roll! iron) tlitt hold
? Wu Jewol'tt tuiniwn itt'llliillil't'.
‘worlt was al'i'omllllflhml itullt)’
y m hundrt-d oil horn-ht hilVl‘
Wt down [rum "to litundurd
.nriu. It"! will in» plum! in "it
ii “in whom”, and around tin
all until in llli rilmt in firm!
"I! is thought thin «no in iiiil PM
done now that tho lion! lit Nth!»
. gm ltllmiolt it New Yuri: hurl:
will! Marina the Itivislltility m
m to woo
‘m 3mm". that Now itotltou.
.flfl flu. in! «tomorrow—ti htudtum in
My Wrath buildlns
gift“ I. filth lili soul mutant ol
. viii wed itrtt. liar-it (innit.
W ”Work widow unlit wrrit
' Ml ”in. will it! [will to
it i» Town Hall to not on tin
of John ll llrlnttnimt Ind nth
mil to mod martinis.
‘ you ill: yttrtlu. mailing it
' him-o. lit-«M M 2.7m to
' , it too ”Pix-gm:
WW in tho in
. lie Mi plantation
g m m but may
outt- out, not «an
Womaiudhhilnfit
or naval Iilvor cult-buttons. not ltitn
1:9anch OI-
horns. WWW»! Yokohuu.
and our. Japan!» tnonnprIIn. I lit- '
oral mutation at which lI
Life."
u M"
W. L. Bluest bu moral" litI turni-
ture front light Itraet. Nortulk. Ind
has Itored it It his iIther'I home in ,
Wat min Itreet. , ?
.urI. lubnlln J. Peck has win her
property in Brooklyn and returned to
Norwnilt. she will wide in bar Comp
street hone
..'——
[91017.
There are quits I number oi one:
at mansion in the.town. name of I very
serious nature.
_—....
Mllll Ednn Blllkl. who ha been
visiting Mrs. Donn. iI n guest of Enid
Norwallt irionds.
Richard H. Fitch has won the potti—
t.tlico plum and will outline the duties
oi thnt oflice January it).
St. (flair Ackoi'ninn. who ha been
visiting his grandmother. Mm. More-
ltouse. oi Bruncht'illc. lino rcturlwd
home.
The week of prayer in being unnerv-
ml in the (fongregatitmnl church oi this
place, servings lit-int; held on Tuesday
wooing. Wednesday nitrrnoon. and on
Friday stilt-moon tho annual l'hlll‘t‘lt
tnmtlnx. All oi the services have
broil very troll nttomioti.
The Christmas exercises at the Epis-
t'npal church Sunday school worn hold
in the church last Thursday owning.
le t-urnis sung were very melodious
Pruitt-nits from tho wry prvttily dross.
at two worn distributed to the child-
l‘r'll. All were well supplied with can
dips and oranges. which they greatly
vujoyctl.
WESTON
Ralph Sherwood of Bridgeport has
lucn tho gtwnt of his grandfather.
Deacon llnrid (‘olt-y.
i
a
Miss Minnir Barrett. of Georgetown.
has Vlillli'llttMlNl May Hamilton.
R. K. Pitrh. who has horn sttflering
'wilh tonnilitiu for tho last four wot-kn.
ht t-llll cuntinod to tho house.
Milt. Harriet liodirt-y. who ltatt been
mnjtnul to hcr lit-ti for fii‘YPl'al'Wi‘t‘k-i
with zrlp. in improving
bits Granville Allnmtt hall ulwlti nor—
mal days with rolativvs ltt ilrrcniit-lti.
Airs limmu Sturgtm in unit-nothing
ht-t‘ ltrttlhor lrtml Nonvulk.
it-t'. Warren Wilson and tnntily. oi
Quttkrr ilill. N. Y. aro guests oi Mr,
and Mrs. J. S. Lama
'l‘lw Aid society titling Zion ilill
Ml'illmlliil Bpiwopul church hold n limi-
ltrl itm’liil on Wodnttsdny owning. nt
lho- Illtllllt' oi M”, I- S. tltitllroy.
Mr. and Mrs. W. l’. Rowland nitt'ntl-
ml tt mmting u! llrrwniirld llill mango.
'l‘uominy owning. Mr. Rowland lit
manor-own oi Noriirltl mango, or this
pint-v,
.llru. .li'iillli' liiltutnnn halt returned to
Norwallt. utter ”would; liri'l'l'ill day»
with t'oluliwtt horn.
mutt Alli’i' iiulit'k and u ll‘li'lltl from
t'imlhum. N. .l., htti‘c «pout it (Mr tiny»
nl lll'l‘ hmm- lll'l'l'.
l"l'.\'i-)llltl. OF JOHN l.. WESTON.
Funeral twrrlrm in l'lflllwl'llilll with
:lw «truth or John in Wmtltm WPN'
lurttciy utlrutlml from tho Sorwullt
l'otturrlutiunnl church. ytmtvrdsy ul-
it'l'lttmll. Rm: Thomas K. Noitlc. [illi-
tor of llw rhurch. and RM, ll. l.. Wurs.
motor of i'ulvnry llnlttlttt rhurch. oili-
l'lillml. Tho mnmltrrn oi lltntginn Fow-
lvr potu fllll'nilml in n hotly. A unit,»
nation from the pout Bt'it’tl us pali-
mnrotn. it P. Morroli. ('tlloit Wood.
l’rmirririt Ii. Arnold. timrgo A. lind-
lvy. Vi‘l’ili’l’li’li Routing and Junior;
l'rlurv. 'l'iw l'Piliitlllll wt-rtv illlt‘fll in
tiw twin-wiring vault in “lVPl'iiltlll t'Plllv
t-lot'y.
I
HAVE NOT YET All»
tumult”.
'l'ht- humour-n of tho borough it! Now
l'uunult, who mntructwi with tho Now
unlit ”li‘l'li‘li' Light. company (or titmvt
llnitl. trout lint‘omhsr l which light has
not ytvi lilipmtl’flll. it is ruinorrti. til it
martin: lulu tltltt Wadi. mod to noon!
the contract it that work Im not llnv
isht-d by April l, 'l'hr pom Ifl' m Ind
wirrtt strong in tin» borough lino. but a
hitch in Mount luttt round it i'tll'llilll'
l'Illllil ul tin- wurlt, at: it luts hm
lililllll llutt tho til-courtly power wss
Mullins to ittrulslt unlit lmvttlltit-tt with
liahl. Mumford Advocatn.
Mi lll'l'ii
«insult in Till: lit'Hltlil'lJt.
'l’lw Arum-hr Mitlrtlt- union in
contusion tits dam oi previously I‘m"
ttiml mm to tho diuuuntm oi the
mm with my than. This stint
rhown with foamy y, tutu lots“
«mt to our on» Worth morn“ rout
putty oi mum. til-ill“. M not“
to soon dolor or Milo in WM“
tint watttnulom m not to Yum
union. m it» loom mum”
mm to m in mm boy! to
Mord-tr worm. Tim Wm ”M ..
January I. is”.
can Poorl- onlling tor than, Ihonld
any titoy Ira Idvrrtiud:
SOUTH NORWALK-t
my 3. u": “r
it i". tit-Ilium "
(l. W. (lunacy & Co.
.l. mound. '
Mn. E.‘ Killer.
. .l. w. loohood.
WilliInt Bison
_ Willard BIkor.
chin. LouiI Wit-en.
Edw. 'i'Iylo'r.
Howard A. Pendleton..
Frank Renbttrt.
Min Clara Starlinx.
Miss Leno A. W .,~
Mn. #1 H Smith.
.. MIIIM’ irving SimpIon.
Min Della Smith.
lira. J. Tobey.
Katie Julipttn.
Mitts 9.? Km. .
Nora Sullivan til. '
(l. w. BENEDICT. if. M.
C
NORWALK
Mrs. Nathan Sherman.
C. Stoscltler.
Mrs. CIrl iiiockel. '
C. ll. Wilbur.
Will. MALONE. P. M.
lliG FREIGHT TRAFFIC.
The freight irIflic on the Nlugatucit
tlivittlon continues to he int-go. 0r-
tlars iur goods to he tlnlircrcd January
1. are now being- Ihipped from yttrium
points in tho valley. and they go it
swell the rolumtt of {might tramp.
Superintendent Beach my» the autumn
of intuition; which the Katmaiuck dw-
iIlon has done during tht- past tour
or iiw months hut; two very largo
and of county ho is naturally urnliilod.
000D ADVICE.
Read the advertisements in this on
our and save money.
EVE! RT.ll\'..'lH N.”
Hoyt’S Theatre,
Friday and Sillidll. in 1 till 8
\ml Ntllflltfl \im‘mm
\\'u~lllliirll Ilmlh' \lumtnnllt Nttlh "hill”!
lion 0' i-‘rultli "lbf‘l'i'- Thrilling outl
N‘il'mll 'll. .l “7 lmlntult
The Land of the Living
Lillinu \\- :‘l-lllll m .mai .ttwmo rtuimmpum
l lliul .‘luwll' Nt'uiltt‘t ‘ii'w'w‘nil
nitm nit: r Illirh' .‘Hulll \lrinm his»
tttutitl l-‘ivltlsf 'l'ltt' Mimi ’l'ltriii-
in: Am! ‘hrttmttnmi
EX PLOSION 8C EN: !
l‘h‘vi‘ .tnultln-tl ill! 1.?! \lttt-I‘lt-nli Nil-1t .
”All Illltlil- \tlrlltltl Tho-tum;
“with in Nut \..rt“
l'.\THIIl~! ”HUN“?
lmulnu, lit
hl'ill’lil ‘i'llr‘a!
‘ l'tirm 2.3, i). it». Multim- :7. . luhlrlrn ln‘
N'Hl- nu mlr til l'lltlnli'tl“ .unl tllo-tuintlttx'-.
Hoyt’s Theatre,
Monday. January to.
Subscription
Concert !
'I!\I'Il ht llilfi. \I.illill'l' l'
Nbivmltu.
\n-i-lrtl it) thI.\'.\l MILES, littlltutu:
ET" KN \l.l.l-L.\' lll' NT. 'l-‘lwr'. I'HIIJI' 12161
SEN. \lnlllh-t-llu; \\ \lfl'l’ill l‘th’K N'l'\.\'
H3 . I’ittIIl-i.
'l‘ititls. nutuu lltnmtl Stats, 507.
"it Illll‘ill l'lul‘iml's. Ilii‘l-‘l"~ uml .‘thllil‘v
mn‘ Hull. rm, .‘nrwulit, nit-i tilt-tutt-nittg’.
drug stung Nuns ulk. t‘iuttlu will In- upt-tt tit
\l' H EBIJ’JI.
' l'lnintml'umdlilrmlo-nlmr'~ lull-turnout with .
Thur-um. M t' n. in.
Norwalk opernllous’e
tltw wwlt t’ulliillt'lil'hlk Monday.
I”.
Jun.
)lttllim-s \l’t'tlnv-uluy null
Ntttlmltty. ~
Mitts Rochelle Renard.
Httmunrtwl loy .lolttt .\. l'mttm,
ltt tt nupurh prtulut-tlou of
INGOMAR!
i 'hnlluu of hill ltlullll) «Ellison
Vlinot'ntn- l’li'lill'l'it.
him to. to in lilo. Ilium. tot.
lmr hull will int mllitiltwl (rm. .llnmloy
night. «turn ill'i'l'lillmflll'l‘ ivy mw will my
licltrl "pundit-ml ul Wmt'a or 'l'umliw
ullt't tut-om!“ p. m.. Hominy. Molo- cal-pull.
mum Vrtduy timing ut uu'a-nu-it.
W
Hoyt’s Theatre,
Thursday. January is.
‘l’liv liltt t‘niltr l, tht'rm.’
.t t’mwltt-it a mu
w. Tron O Coin
lllllllml‘ i't iMKlll’.
’l‘h Tuition With
It” in ltnrvmwut and vanity-awning Trio-
Jt’titwl in tray ilmnmit tour not. or run
KW ”or... own... "t... ”in
NW.MNMIMW
WIWu‘snnornunrnnun-U
iwmmlmmrimm'mmi
It on tumor
., Atvmttu inn cloud. on
t.
\(l. 2 (r \lE’l'l E lll‘ll DIVG m
"e "u‘.
lK rt
January Cloak Salo.
it has always been our custom to close out our ( look stock atoll season ant! It ,
to carry any goods over in this line. \‘l e have started this Sale earlier this season
than in previous years on account of the large Stock which we havé on hand. Every? ,-
garment is included Ill this sale—mot one reserved—dine cheapest as, Well as the high- " "
est price. \ll must go.
In order to give an idea of what this salc tncuus we give you a few of this? 9
item». '
0A1! of our Ladies' l’laiu Beaver Bouclc and Cheviot Jadééis; former price,
85 to $6. 50. Reduced to $8.75.
All of our Ladies’ llouc lo and Plain l loth Jackets; former price 86. 75 to $7. 50;
Reduced to $4. 75.
All of our Blouse cfim- is green blue and black; former price; $8.3) to $l2. (All Y
Reduwd to $5. 00. .
\ll of out Ludics’ ~("he\iot and “Pitt!" Jackets: fottuer- price. $8 and 59.
Reduced to $6. 00.
All of our line Silkdinctl lut hots to black and fancy t loths: former price $10 to
$12. Reduced to $7. 50.
All of our litter .‘lackt-ts: mllllt'l 1)!'.,!l.'i‘ $15).
All of otlrl 'lolh uml Plush i' tlpw itn-lutlwl in this ionic.
Towels.- « »
A (ml: and bright new line at goods
dirsot iron the Ilillll. A metal col-
lociion of nice clean clarion lot- I
speci’Il Illa. First-elm goods at
quick-ailing prion. g
Ellery one. It IOIIIB lime. to interest-
ed in motto of mu sort. Ind we have
brought Iboot such I splendid buying
chance that we hope to have every-
body lntorIItId It the nine tinte—
now.
TABLE ”KENS.
thatched Donuts ’:r 45. 60, u. 75
85 can“ to 38.00 I yIrd. Unblmhed
{or 30. 35 50. 59. 68 and 80 cents to
8!. 25 n yIrd. Silver blanched. for a
and 89 cents I yIrd.
Thou who know on boot know that
we alwaynvoloel on olierinu oi thiI
chlracterrtliono who do not know it,
ought to. . .
NAPKINS.
Special lion It IneriIl low prices——
55 size. 31.00. ".25. ”.50. ".75 and‘
32.00 to “.504 size, “.75. $2.00.
82.2.7 to moo. '
50 dozen extra heavy silver bleached?
napkins to go It 3!. 38 a down. ;
We have IlIo Napkins to match all
regular lian oi able linen.
Reduced to $0.00.
All of our Slims" :tntl ('llillll’l'll'h .!:tt'kt'l!-. ~in~ {nun {our in ~ixlwn your». from 0L!!! up.
.ill of our lllfulllh' Lung l'luuk~. r-izw nun. two. thrw out] four your» from mm up.
tom TRISTRAM 6t HYATT, NorWallt, Conn.
Extra line Huck Towels. item A
atitched and «named burden. line 20:
s 40. ul our special Idle tor 25 centsf
Pli'll. Ordinarily the price is 35 spots:
each. ‘
Anotht-r plain Huck. hemmed, ready?
for use. for l! centI adult or 82.00 I?
“0"“ m” "w’m’" " “m ”tHoyt store inst eight months. Therciorc daily lessons were to be learned. and we have
roots—«lull line now on hand up u
hm, ,, fl .3 “m .4...“ «m ,w Itrivcn to learn, thus we an: keeping a better store today than we did oné year ago.
the longest oi any goods made and m l on are rewarding us with your custom and confidence. it we keep a ttill better store
the m0“ vim-m '0 U" you Will reward us better and that is what will be (loud hcfe‘in 1898.
.... " N Women’ sjackets and Furniture.-
mi lrlnnc. I" linen. ttize "3H5. at this;
The under side of things to airings inttrcstinfi. Wt {Shall c owner: with the New
at» for 29 cent! nth They are the
kind that alnIys sell tor Si. 50 I down. 3
Year with giving you lO’pcr cent. discount on all Ladies. and issct.’ Garments and
SCOFIELD & HOYT.
With the exit at 1897 this Old Boston Store will have been the new Scofieta & i
We also our during this 5.10.!de ‘
to me Kitchen DiIlt Gina nod Roller'
Towrln m on prmtttng low prim. Al Furniture tor cash for thirty days.
hnudy Ind cheap tray oi lnylnx by a.
supply whcn you lat-it the tune to matte . . SCOF l E LD & HOYT,
snrh sortI—Ill nude and at no extra
"0“ - g 83 Washington Street. , 2 . :Eottth Nortitliin. Court.
A great chance {or thrilly houIe- wwmm... .. - ‘ g M ..
keepers.
M
TheD.M.READCO.
FOR SALE.
WW fixture-S. rottutcrs. gslwlvowc'glnsu
FOR RENT.
~'l'ho storc now tlt't‘lllllt’ll hygtht- South
mono”. Nut'wttlk litlslull Stow. ”N \Vllr‘h‘ show l'llh‘l‘h’. cash systt'tu. tcn stun
DIVIDEND iugton St. l'urlit-ulurs at stunt. lions. llllllt‘fi, ctr... i‘tt'" pic.
_,.. , g ? ' t m
l’llllll! Corny ltiionl Bill. . “ "M - ‘
Norwnik, Conn. Den: 7 in" ‘ .. .
TM mm a! ”mum at "m “Mt llvginuing uith ”luosdtty. Junuaty 4th. in uill inattgututc
have this any declIrod I semiannual t
dividend of three ill per cent" payable.-
on and tailor Jnnttnry 3d, ltl9li.
l.. C. GREEN. ClIhlel’.
d28 iw ‘
{A Grand Clearing Up Sale of General Dry Goods;
I‘lll'h ill‘ was llt'lt‘l’ kuouli m tlli’ histtuy of South Norwnik.
huvt- goods at yout owu prit c.
\ on will practically
Tut hark-lotus I
null .ltu kmm illr ll
without 0 lunar
cunt LINE
lull lN‘llH'l‘lll WEEK! Y m :t r .\t.
From Pier 29.913. R.,N. Y.;
FLORIDA Illl IIITBR
Sill Mm
s'rtmnnns Antttvtz
JM'KHIXH l
\‘lltlJ'I IN .lml’hlllll'l‘.
t’onntw mitt a ithuunmlnx nmmiort trains. and!
l "\"l'l u it. Jolilt' n lllwr ltllit-
I'ur mutt... hunt-ml and an tttwmn'vdtuu'
tnudirut'nott llu- lwnutifulut. John'. ‘
l lytlt' Littm t' tintillu‘ hr, losuutis, Al-
gonquin and N'mllmlt', arc lltc
Smallest will Pom iii»
7n rim mi'fli.
.;&o>;:wrv ullmwd ut l'ltnrlntum on rim-«mi;
l’
mu ml: 7 mi I’mllllld‘fllnllflflll, \ilnnlu.
Jot itmutttl. pull all mints until!
H
l ltuvt' lortm-tl hu‘sincss lottuct'tiunrt clst-wlwrt- lllll! shull multc prim-x u uncond-
my tuttsttlct ration. in ortlcr to Mini up lllllilllililii lll’l’t’ as quickly liil possible. ,r» ,
GEORGE R VAN ALSTYNE. Proprietor.
South NorwalkBostonStore. 5
118 Washington Street. .7
, THOROUGHW
PICkled mums...
u
t
Comfort !
Happiness !
”guru: doughnut. “omit l’uwom An . It ‘ ll ..‘“...
" "WW0!” to obtnnia orlnerncu
K it it til ll ll fl it
also two“ .......... 0 sters ”mm-“Wm ..
Illd‘u" ! it ‘0' M “‘0 ’ '
funtryimfiugwuiznmwttritium (tori. ‘ .‘ J
u lino ilml ullllllw ynii tillllio'wuy tul’lmidl ace an e a mm. ‘
gall-nil t imam, 'l'lil- l‘“l “lyric. is tho only linu- .'
mimt l I mi illu mt ii Itlrttm- I“ '
mnilnl'll‘lll-xlt; avian-r5“; ll" .Jlltmt. m km you "m ”a W m, . _- ‘
im.t . than a t u. tum» Mun rook your lootimthr iIltrr _
.—. um ""'..fi.'l“l‘m .. oi» int-ion naturally iollotn. um: um comm ,
1 st. Mosul ”twang, limo-mm, while you an contusion. BIIIO Points ”ill Oill Oil . ., .
It“. i “*1 ‘ ‘10" m .0” '
'3". ll!” Minigwllmunzi.m It! ind: OI!" 1“”: “a” M: " “f v . ,
on»: r. Inna. mu 7 ’ tho Mammali- W.
tun our In
t'ity ”Ilium Ms. Moth limits” ”in .
Em om m in mm
mm m It!
All thou wishingtouo? '10 m.
moonwalk
“Mh‘
Raymond Bros
MAW. Ylilfil ontuum
15mm:
(
BROWN’S”
l
Clolrvoynnt. should call}
It lilo Old Woll Ml. lio-
Norwalk Chronicler