. InII.nun of Wilton. has
‘1: in days in that Nor-
Smith quartzite will
{to home of Charles Ains—
alternoon at 2 o clock.
We atoms. of New York
.Maltlmr her parents. Mr. and
. “unlit. in Riverside ave»
1.. P Reynolds. of Fair Haven.
Ill] melt at the Advent
church tomorrow at 10:30 a.
II? n the evening.
, . than will graduate from Mist
jwlmary department into the
whoa! at the Elm Avenue
, IIIItomorrow. The Sunday orth
‘ Imuomorrow in the audionco
B‘ Illle church.
mule! L'Hommealiau. Jerome Smith.
haikllilommedieu and Fred lv‘ioldn
m‘ “Nearer My God. to Then." and
h! ' mom I repeated "The Wayside
m.” last night at the. revival sier-
Win the Methotihtt church.
The funeral of Dexter. ma of Mr.
no In. Franklin sIIlImIII. was held
“leaky afternoon. it was attended
lip Q number of people. despite the fact
fill the how was Inuit-r quarantine
A countable stood at the gate anal
Filled people not to ontor tho house
The lt‘l’lptllro iozsam was road by Roy.
Milk A. St'ol‘iélal. an address Wm.
”do by Rev. C. M. Selim-k and pray-
l’d' Wu ofleretl li)’ Rev. A. J. Smith
'l'ha burial was in l'nion cometary
Norman:
[I
prospect o! a gram spiritual
In; totttinuvIs at tho mango-
not serving whirh arts luring hold at
the Eli! Avenm Methodist Episcopal
church. Last. night who largoul at.
lulled arrives ol lip-work wasthwltlnn
amount of the». lnrraaring intaIroIIt. tho
'MWII leri'ia'ett will lw mnlinuml all
Ill! tomorrow. 'I'lw pastor will prnarh
hath morning and owning. That t'llnii
Will meet at Sit; to arrange for tho
lull“! at the evening mmting. with-h
ill! begin promptly at T Ii't'lmIk. ’l‘hII
meme Smith lltlllllll‘I ma!» qtmrtmto.
Q title)! 'so delightml tlil‘ amlionrr last
,‘mh owning, will ring "Saw thr'
‘Boy" Roll out! or mnrtv othnr spin-loci
“WAYNE
Mrs. Summit; in visiting llt'r rumor,
Mn. John LownaiI-n.
Mr. and Mrs. Sarah Hathaway ura-
. Visiting Mr. Hathaway‘s: hrotiwr. A. E.
Humility anal his ristnr. Mrs. John
Crockett
An interl’fiting rInlIIrminluwm $1.15
given in th‘' Bownytnn III’iItml—lmuiw,
runway altnrlmop. A. ll. \\'I'ou.~wh.
of South Norwaik. gnu» II numhavr (if
excellent phonograph wiwllnns. Pl‘ll'
tester P. 3. Lynn. :1 inrmor pritwipnl
hero, Willi pt'e-Irnt. and Illiitlt' am "Wri-
ooting adairnns.
rhllrt'h.
l'rtIarll
Survivor; in ilw liapsm
hol’d'll Iluy "writing, at in: i7.
log by tho patator. F. ii. il'nnals. Ruli-
ject. "Tho ('hrial Lita- in Man." Sun-
(ill! whom W's-inn a! l'.’ U'l'llll" in
Which all violation or" I'III'Ilittlly im‘llI
ed. Junior i‘muiu l'mplv'u I'lu‘Hlun
Endeavor Inn-ting at l tI'IlmIli. in
charge of our of tho Junior.» lIIIw
“Mill met-ting III 0 n'IIlmIk. Ktnuilltz
,mlllhlnx ua'l‘i‘irv m 7 n'rlm-k. who-n
the pastor will cirlivaIr tiIII ilrnt all :I
'Icrica oi Iwnnom ml "'l'lw Lil.- n!
flours." Sillljl'fl .‘lumint Mouton.
“Th0 Alli in "W "llli'lilllllt'h nt' , liliat'v
linings." i'mmk "go or» IIvaIII
“I! invited to ho prl'svnt
WILTON.
Nil- Hattie olmmml III
. in thin pinup.
Kb Aline K0 tor. of Ninth Willlm
m 0! Nonvulli li’ll’flllii
J—a—n» . a. .4— «II—m
Bertha ilraaly in «playing
‘Vlth friend-I in Now Yorit 'IIity,
——\
i’lilllilitt
ll
Ihlatwttli. II! Whiliawia'z:
-. onto-mum! John Willarduou
on. over Sunday.
‘ l» a linnltz. u! lunimry. raw
, to or homo ymtorvluy. ho?
with Miami» hm» twin: vary
t. .
I I l
m
Keillor wont to N w tlavmi
' , to ronuult MI phynlalan
hill! "lotion muth pain with
L at Illa.
I “I! illnm M H. W. (lutla-tt'r
W. W. (l. Keel" its nipplylnx
I ‘ plus» to tiriiwllill of tin
it whom.
Vullfl. Rho Mint am it plus;
Mil about two tnontln Maw
‘ m Mull wry ill at lit Au»
Clam it. mod to uphill»: an
addition to his murmur than
S GildyrIBlmllll'd one; It the home
of her parents. ltr. and it". Ralph
Blrchqrd. Ill-in street.
“Tito Dnrtrurulmmen wont over the
route oi the propoch new road to Coi-
lenatnr'n Point Thursday.
lvnnhoe Cattle. Knight‘s of the Gol-
den Eagle. will meat tonight. and con-
ter the second degree on Charles Ad~
tuna.
A delegation of ladies from St.
Luke's church nttendod the missionary
locating in Slalohu'o church, Stam-
loral. Thursday.
maxim.
Frank A. i’nrltetou in circulating a
paper for the purpose of securing char-
ter members tor It local division of tho
Sons of Temperance. He has normed
nearly forty signatures. ' Sumo years
ago thrro was a flourishing division
hem.
For various reasons it has lit-cu
deemed avian to postpone the obser-
vant-o (I! this liltiazth nnniwrsary oi
Col. llirnm K. Scott's monthvrship in
Jorusulrm Lodge. The event will iuI
celebrated three weeks from next Mon-
day evening. and will be a real iottm
night in the history of local Masonry.
Tharp will ho a vinlting dalmatian.
aprot'hm’ttking anti :1 tmnqut-t. anti ho-
tort- the, owning is "\‘t'l' tho,» gauial ml—
amol—I-tho oldest Motion in town in
yours but tho young: at at heart will
he forced to the com iusiun that lit-u on I
horn ttuIior a llil'li) slar.’ Ringo-lipid
Pro-Its. "
GEORGEOWN .
a tlmrzvmwu lar-
maIr. was thrown from his "wagon
Thursday .Il'lvrmmn. munwl by hi:
horsa- running away down a sloop hill.
llr lmo-turml lhrtw of his rilw and sits-
Iainml intrrnal injurious. 'l‘iw “aflllii
was wrwkmi. whilo tho hum ran
mum Illntnliw hItlm'w he he: a-apturt-ll
Today All: sI-ymmtr in writing alum.
'omlortnhly.
WINNIPAUK
.\lius .\lary Hunt. of Briilgmmrl.
l gut-H aIl Miss Laura l’oilnrai. of this
plow.
nwnrgv Svymultr.
in
Miss llvrtha Emmi I-IItvIrlnimIIi II
party at young folks at tho lltlfllv III’
“M parents. Mr. anal Mrs. llauiwi liv-
lus. last night. l-Zucllra», whim anal
Itha-r gum": MINI avnjoywl. Thorn Wllr
minim: lay .\lias .\lla'u l'nliill. “LISP.“
\Ila linyr :ItIII lira Bus». and II quill»
Im- IIIInlpIIIoIIl u.’ .\linsus .\larllm Saw
:Int, lIlmuln Sarah-III and .\Iiu llavl‘l
ltollmhmoum \ll'l‘v wIt-wal, A'llntltl
Iiw numb. wwvie .\llaw'fi .Iizlniu Kins»!-
in. '~.li.:.IrnItll lil'amn. lIlva lions. .\lilll"
Wluill, Emma Sal'ttrlit, .\lzll‘ilizt Hal'-
’I‘IIIIIIII.»II l'olilll'. .\IIIII- mum, .\tz
llaI-I llnlt, .‘xtin liml and Hum l‘fi‘nlln
.\rllmr Kraut». Nv-ll l'i l‘t‘l', 'l'llmslurc
lluyl. .\ltllruu Bil". tililv Evans. l’n
\lIl i‘Iilim'Il. ilIIlIIIyI I’IillJl‘ll, llny it}
Has. Purl} ‘l'lltamp em liclunul i‘nIl-It
hill l‘lmnm, .lnmtw thallm llml
,Jtl'i.
till-It. Hi i: l. Lss .\l.\ilIl-‘. .\
"till, .\lr. liIIrI-lrI.” )!in t‘zul~
Ivnllmlvl'. uh ll lllt' «lurk in tltvI purl”!
pnintml m min». ’l uumie-r if i Mimi
an»: you III II" luv u L'i't'il lavnr’“
"l mu yours III I-IImmI'IIIIl, ..'ir"~t I'IIIlI
unllmivr,” rI-pllvai linlvly gallium)
le an \‘vry guml. l mm mm-
’i'lu- favor in that in?! Wulllrl mail it lo"-
H r (or mII nip-II you an hornI-I“
"i will mail it Mr ymiwilh iii-I tin-ni-
lé-i' III pit-mum." mild lit‘ a.» in-
Ilarl lilllilll’” iIztrlI t‘tiliil'ltl‘lillillr' in hi:
l'lliili'.
"l Wmltl lml ti‘mllilt' ymi Willi ll, :«llI
wni up. "Inn ll iI- rmlwr important it
~llllillll lw .IItItriml on llit Ilomlilmllml tnI
uittht. an i am vatra-uwli anxious (In
it in rr-mh it» Iloutimllinn Milton! in.“
«If limo."
..I‘Il
Hui.
”You tray Ii-prnIl upon ill". .\llwz
t'mltt’nllmlr’r. l alumna mail lI-ttIIl‘s
whirls :m' nil/I'll “W In pawl l nawor
wall known to hurry aIm- iililllll it! ill!
ImIlIiI- pan-km {or two or Iln‘au wwlw
:I-I. it tho llliiillll'i' III my “It."
“i won sum» I aImIlIl trout you. Mr.
tlnrtIly, :ilhl yum will pimltm ttw im‘
xaylnn again that it i.» important lllltl
tlw la-thr ailnlllal iunvv the ally in-
nlulil.” :‘I-i slu- liptilil' «tip- it'l'lll in a
Hill» Milton lillill' at lllI our! of ”III
purl-Ir aml Vf'lllrfll'tl with tho lvtlv'r.
"lli’l’v it ill. .\lr I'rmvli‘.” Blit' mill,
"Tho hm a-nilmllam [mm ilm box at
tho l"li“lli‘l' in mmlo Ill 9' i!" prlIrimIly.“
.\lr, llavroly loI‘Iltr-al at hill watt-h.
"Why." nuiai iw. “I huw- lmroly Iimr
m not liIa-rv tic-low tht- Willli‘lllln,
(lot-II night. Mina t'nviwailmlavr "
"You urI m gumi. .ilr. Ihtl‘oly gnarl
night. ilII amiml that i will :Ipprau
lint» your lliualuaw You will will
again motf. l imp:- "
M um l'mltntiluumr III-om umtniw
«in» Mild to hour."
"A multiou Ilamuolnyn loan to ln-a
"gum M’hl'ml'r it uh» want. to not
any homily alwpifi .\ww lurk “'nrlti
K t'nlhorn til .\Ith lmy. Vt.
int; tor mute um mlmwl mow M iii:
privatr Moat: oi column. whirh it» PM
in "W ntiir‘w at his mlll. it» atntmt m,
mlIaIr clay. in tho moire of It man
whom lw MWWW'MI that hr lion who
tho mm Iran and that uulm thrwlml»
In: It» outwit tin-m would in: load:
‘01 ll'litlhlti 1m till! ”lid That an!
rot-going Maori-o to thin Along
mhwmmwm.
This; week in known as noihaloniil
week by the Salvation Army all over
the country. During this period the
members of the army deny themselves
noun.» luxury in order to help along
it» work. The Salvation Army has 26
load and nheluir depoto. capable at no-
commodntlug 3,700 patrons. ‘l'heno.
planet) give a soothoal for live cents,
a good clean place to slurp [or swan
rents, and the ”Dr:- hock hotel" in
New York. Whlllh is on «I! 'hm‘w intui-
tutionu is usually llllm with men who
malt». it their hoarding bonito; The
army also tutti ten inaluntrialdi stint-
lions. amh as wood yards haltot
lat: torios. employing 70 men: (lulum
posts' .l hospitnia. z! diupenoarioafi‘, " Ia-
bor inirmuo. a pmr man "II lawyer} Itwo
llotllt'tl tor homeless children another
home whoro parmts who work can
take their vhihlrpn for the tiny and
taiw thonr‘homo at night; aim it)
homes tor [alien women, onpahlo of an»
mmmmialing 230 girls. Sony» to! than»
institutions Worn nIiIlml taut year.
in tho same poriml the army received
Lilli applications from portions to look
up missing friends. anti with tho aid
of tho army. Wlilt’h us now in 700 cities,
Zoo ol these misusing ones Irv-r. tound.
T Ilt‘ women. sumo of mint" have lolt
lzmuriovw human; to Wtil'lt' tor .losua’
unit». who mtnprim' tho Ilium posts in
Now York. no among tho pour antl'
wiaIkIrIl in that viii: want: ths-‘r rliilI
Iirntl. t’li'uli up thoir mums and gratin-
Itily itIalmIaI many of thrill to lwélll hat»
tor ll'v'l’h'I
Fine: tor Folio lorehnntl.
'l'llv billowing (il'tllllillll'l‘ has hoop
praipmml for adoption in tho rily all
Yrmkorn
‘ That It liuInsIaI of 313: pm‘ namum he
imposwl upon all Humid» watgmn. lining
Momma in this I'ity. nus-h as lit’lllllfl.
(inliwrmg or taking onion for nwr»
rimmiisv of any Hint I-Itiw amount so
i'f'iillil‘l In iw use-Ii ill maintaining the
whorls anal rumiwais. and also that a
ll ImIIII lli tat in llllptlfll'tl mum nam-
tumult or Iran-ling "l'akv" lll' sham
Inlltlilllilri. “lit! .wll all sorts of Kiwi»
lllllli'l' lirlitinnu uamm or lirmn. and
during llivit slay t'llinj; lllf‘ I-IIIIIIoI righta
.ItIIl pllviltgrs u‘hirh arr xivru in par
mum-m whirlvnts and taxpayers"
I',’ .\' TI'ZII’ ’l'.-l I .\’.\IE.\'7‘.‘S‘.
Norwalk opera lions;
(lin- “i'l‘k mmtm-lII-ltztz' .\lnlvla),
l”. .\lrlliiu-m \h'nllu‘llzly
Snillhlu}.
ss Rachelle Renard,
Nippon-«l lI} .luiul .\. l'rr~l»~u.
in :I ~lllw'l‘l: prmixiptluyl II!
lack Sheppard!
t‘.iI lli' 3.. III hill Ill «,lelh
\ ll: ""'l"' ['p humv
Prices lo. 20 and lie. litmus. 10c
Ima ‘I..-iI. .\IiIIIIIflI Ii I'm-I. .\lvtivIlu‘I
Might. I,I in II III II-‘Illmmml in III. In“! .H
to luv ll |mrI imwvl .II “0» l'~ Itl‘1aImIm-
‘lnmlnt. ~II‘-
Irv-,zIIlI l min) “mm-III; :il "n'rlm it.
Juli.
:lllll
Mi
Elihu“
'Itlll In
unlikluinrrn'l up. “twill.
Hoyt’s Theatre,
lllr \Iulli uni).
Monday, January l7,
lIuI-IIIII i l',tl’lt-I"w ltl‘l‘,‘ hit-IImIIIIi.“ i'rw
vltllltwll.
The Heart of Chicago.
\ \I'Hilll:
i s. will! upw- ml wrung» ' \thriv rml
um iIIIniI ul Ila . \It .lnnuu. . lr II
IrtIIIi l m- I-: ‘.l\ill ,IIIIIIIrI .ItllIII
uri-Iti tin:
SEE;
,\ tum: l‘llll mmpstm, inlrmlmmn II
wivmihl ilmI all illxltt'lna ‘pmiulilrv.
llln *‘i It VII“.
)I‘vx'
\
The Morvolouo
pproochlng Train
l‘riw- .' I. 7’, 7.3.
Nam. no Nil: .n H mtrsl’uuui uia mivuliln'a
Hoyt’s ”Theatre.
Tuesday, Jan. l8.
Leon w. Wnohburn'o
Double Ilnsltel Enterprise!
1th [till ultnl‘i’u is us it.
"Illilll‘ll \l hit» 0 alllltmll
”no I "mph lIIl n uwrl I amnion"
"w \i’nrlrl'u unwound All“) «It Min-trot
'l'uit'ttt
\ urlwl Mailer-tic M in» hunt nnistir
"NH luv
llltfll'llllfllilnilw mm: mtupiati toilet-tori
:imw in ”MI ivurirl. tu- [ml-wit!
Till IIWOPI l
l that
Pulcnginumeo
uv. . I I
rue néw YEAR,
The Upholstery department has a lot
at beautiful goods, as excellent as you
will find anywhere. in town or out of
town, and yet the changing of one lig—
uro no tin» cairndnr-nuhutituting an 8
for a twin“ brought the prices down
to almost nothing when I-ompnrwi with
their urinal values.
Soil Pillows, hazalaome ones. ran
now he lvought for MI and 93 cents.
$2.50 and $3.68. All I a cholre lot of
Head Room, 25 cents each.
.ilaltlvi Drlpol'len. 25. 48 77: rents
and St. "7 Silk lomhrnquins. $12
$2.00 to $5.00.
'l'lwn there's a large variety of Table
(lovers. in tapestry. chenille. silks and
i’aIiqu-s, from 4-4 sizes to l'IJIIl«—-
lab-500. to $1.23.
owl-‘88:. to “.50.
il-Htlfitl to $5.00.
ind-42.50 to $4.50,
lfifkflfll to $5.00.
Ami Silk Squares. gold omliroidorod.
with (rhino. tor til P'inlii. Tnpontry
Pillow 'i‘nps.
33.3» to 5‘ 5h.
.3 and
o
25 ("Ink-I.
Stilt emit Sham ”tililt'l’l‘. it) to I23
”onto varh.
Saxon} .\‘ot Bod Saw. with l'tr'v
will». 3? 3:7 to $5.50.
The sun lat tails» of Silks now in pro
than it: not a more intidonl ll' :5 .In
otonlIIIISllK EVENT. Waist lengths.
skirt lt'llfllllfi and gown lrngthsnuit-
atria Him In (or each purport.
'i'lerI‘s alto mortal mlumx in tho
W ash (Foods drpnrtmrnl lam, I Brass
l'lnlrtw almhle foil! (or lfil, mutn
yard timing l'lunmls L00 rmnnam»
rrguiur I. and MI dimmer, {or or. a
.i
Valli.
and ifir. mmlities Mr 8 cent» a yard.
rnnmanm ll“ wry «imirnhlv. an tiwy
rompriw sin. It lotzgths l to i" yards
mlmu trout lI‘ll’ writ amnrtmi .‘llihlx [if
lino outing llnnnt-ir. pini; «iripw. lillll'
strip“: Ilivtr‘kn and plnl-l.
iiunhama tho lmndnomc-sl
plaid-III vitriol» that Ian iw proauna‘t in
unvmi goods, ltll m, 1;“: and lI III-nu
.\lwn
a yard.
The D. M. READ C0.
tomorrow.
TIN lurk-1141‘ l
mill in itwtn iila.
“Immi'. it"lllgv
CLYDE LINE
S..\ll [Mali Till WE PIKl \ at 'H’. .\I.
From Pier29.F .. R...N Y.
FLORIDA III IIIIII
s'rtziutzns Kmart: .l.\t'K:~'lI.V—
\‘ll.l.l-'. i.\' ll.\\'l.itlll’l‘.
Imnm'linn witilnutnultw in nation mum. amt
t lwir o H. .lulm‘ w lliul Lino.
luv l'ulttllfu Mltlui‘ll mu! m’i Iuhrmznlinla
iatitilmtnmi riII inIntltiiul "It lullli’I
l lillt' l itwrn l "instill in . ll‘m'ltui- \l~
tronquln nuti wmimvlo. lira ltw
Slottitsl Sailing Pinup! Slips
'l'n'llll' tml Til
Quanta-r Itiiunwi III VitmlI'I-tun on llmmuh
it 0
lmw run I- mt lmrimlnn. Hm Itumh. Atlnotn.;
.llu’lt-Hmillr Mill all ’Rlllll- uni"!
l lllullil' lim III-rum! “up! rlr l’fllfl'li‘m'i‘ Aw
rmmnmlulh nu.
\nuwrtwi (u: going all roll, or part um
and my! nIit’vthn- m W‘it‘ili! Ito m-t ohm
tun um hm .. “with Mill in rill! in. ituirat with.
amt our» a “Iv-tw- til-rt l" tIrI-Il a! m [at tin H“
ll lttw mm will tnlu- not all tin in" to} imply.
WHOM"! ”mm ”it lllfl" tn ll'lt' Inuit llm
ilml do"- Hill
Wlwrinlo
mum uppHI min” in than Int» r in luntm m,
“l." i’ 4 till: a t In, tumml “NIH.
.I ilvmllun ”fl-nil. .‘l. L; i: Ninth tirinwonv
mum", l’ltiiutirlplslnl 'n.
1'. u lmv. Imriir vIaqu‘a‘g-Ir i ll erwm
mi. not was an! ll “limintrtma
lmv pm- It“, .1 Bowling now u, Sow \ m
GEORGE E. Dill", “out,
I III: Mum»! hunk Mutt» aim-lit
Imam
manta
Real Estate at Auction
I l'Itmmu Mon: downturn-ms «limit-III»
l our “in 'M’Uwil' Inflfllkfilr QQI‘M 9mm will
I of 1m to» all whit: mono, lnliaw
, It”
I’flummt munlwrml In Mir upwlain liar
mrmllmx Mir ltnvmt'v TI no?” "trill alum»
III amt III-Impound; mlmni. Tim-our hm!
mv Iii-nu is mammoth; milk I» I»
[la mn- mirror and w ”or int'wt inn
Mar tum tart llu "tow mil MI Rig-grim
Moor
Uzi“ um for tin victim-at»; gmwia: .
woman a tiwtm mortalmtu
armor.” Inzgl-amrluru lt “Wt
Wmemm
‘ rails": «m i,» own
I“ lafrhwit anal-Mam. liw untizomw it: hurt
flwm
h
an. um lot in in “Wm
l M I”
tilt Wall»
on I. out wit
MM! 1'1" V.
W ‘
t'ourh ('ovoraw
lingalnal (“om-i1 t'owrs. :
.‘ImI rampant» ol lht’ roxular l‘llg‘
ll‘
Ill) llll'fill
mil b lilill lllttult’ tin! lnmiflrl (no ‘
hhlmt
mi alarm! to {m M1:l‘vmriwplh I,
TRISTRAMa a
' 1V). 2 (xi/11"”. Bl ll l)l\ti. ,II
anuary Cloak Sale.
lthas olways been our tflltittim to close out our Cloak stock eaoh season and not
to carry any goods over in this line. We have started this sale earlier this season
than in previoun years on tli'ctlilllt of the large ntoa' 'k who it we have on hand. Every
garment is included it] this «Inlewnnt one rewori 9d IIIIII the cheapest as well as the high-
est price. All muat “go '
In order to giw an idea of what this sale moam we give you a few of the
items.
All of our llatlios’ l’laiu Beaver, l‘ltlllt'li‘ and (,.‘lwviot JaI-kt‘ts; former price",
20 to $0. 50 Reduced to $3.75.
All of our Ladies lintla' lo and l’lain ('lotll Jackets; folmorpiivo. $0." (5 to $7.50
Reduced to $4. 75. ‘
All of our Blouse tefia-I-ts“. green, blue and lllllt'k; former price, $8.50 to $12.00.
Reduced to $5.00.
All of our Ladies’
Reduced to $6. 00.
\ll of our line silk llllt'd lavkets Ill black and fana-y I-lotlis; fmmor pl u 0 $10 to
$l2. Reduced to $7.50
.\ll of our liner Jack his: former prim». $15.
All all our ('lulll llllll l'lilslt (
.\ll of our Min-(«1 and t‘lIilcimIK Juries-ts, sins from four to wixtwu yours, from 81.00 up,
(lawful and Milton Jarkots; former price, $8 and $9.
Reduced to $0.00.
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:TRISTRAM St HYATT, Norwalk, Conn.
~ SCOFIELD 8L HOYT
I With the exit of 1897 this Old Boston Store Will have been the new Scofield 8t. .
Hoyt store just eight months. Thereiore daily lessons were to be learned. and we have
istriven to learn, thus we are keeping a better store today thanIne did one year ago.
' You are rewarding us with your custom and confidence If we keep a etill better store
you will reward us better, and that ts what will be done herein 1898.
Women’s Jackets and Furniture.
The under side of things is always interesting. We shall commence with the New
Year with giving you 10 per cent. discount on all Ladtes’ and Misses’ Garments and
Furniture for cash for thirty days. ~
SCOFIELD 8t HOYT,
South Norwalk. Conn.
83 Washington Street. -
FOR RENT. FOR SALE.
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a-uuntors.. shelvos, glass
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tintw. tables, 9th.. 9th.. 0th.
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Bogilmint‘: uitli Int-«lay, January 4th no will Inaugurate-
A Grand Clearing lip Sale of General Dry Goods,
sin I) a» Ila-«I m-wr kunun ill the bunny of .‘lnutlih mwalk
haw goods at ymu with [It ivv.
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l mw turmoil luminous IIauIIIoIItimIs l'lM’Wllt'l'l'. and shall umka» pin-«III a III-vomi-
ill‘y rm ' ration, in lll'ilt'l' to wind up lumilww lu'rv as quickly as pamihlo.
GEORGE R VAN ALSTYNE Proprietor
South NorwalkBostonStore,
118 Washington Street.
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BROWN’S
Norwalk Chronicler