, .mnui.......
,Itllht by Mr. and Mrs.
Wt. at their residence.
rte. .
he a disturbance. Saturday
the residence oi Anthony
44th! veil-known barber. who
the Shore road. Constable
7, ll tailed to restore har-
W trim he an: eiter threatlng
Ind lire. Ariel Cameron gave
. in honor oi their daughter
Ii their residence. w Core street,
‘ evening, the occasion being
th anniversary or her birth-
The evening was enioyahly spent
numerous games. At 9:30
nil latched to supper. prepared
1"! prettily decorated table. Mil
Imus party broke up. Among those
i were: Mines .lennie Graneon.
. Youngs. Maggie Hatt-hman.
M Le Crolx. Amy Allen Minnie
My Nellie Phillipson. Lottie
m1, Beetle Benedict Nina Carpen-
.myelm. l-‘iorn Reynolds; Matt-
tin Curt llling. Fred Coleman. Percy
linen. Ralph Bennett. John Cooker
m, Howard Taylor. Eddie Gilmore
item Cooley. Bert Bogart; Mr. and
, George (ioodeve, Mine NellieGood-
m, Hunter James Goodeve, airs. H.
I. Foote. Miss Belle Pane. Master
"301 Fonts. Mr. Sande. Mr. and Misti
II Lute, oi barien; ituiuelt Cortteille.
. 3‘! Shore. and Ariel 1). Cameron.
of New HlVen. were also present.
Yesterday was indeed a memorable
M iii the history oi the East. Avenue
WM Episcopal t'htm-h. The evan-
(elletic services were all well attended
end deeply impreosii‘e. One of the
1H failures of the day was the all-
mhlillg oi the Sunday m-hool in the
“dim room to lieten to the gratin-
it!" nominee oi the senior tlasm at
[In Military department whirh iii un—
40' the ehle management or its popu-
superintendent. Mrs Fanny Bowen
””9 exercised Were intensely inter-
m The tines oi girls was assign-
. fl to Ills Carrie 'l'ny.lor and thr- 1 ins:
“his to Miss Mary 'l'rountwn. The
Moi Frankie Field was then up.
‘ may celebrated. with the birth-
! holler march. and the dropping oi
- I politics. which represented the
age oi the little Iatl. into the wisdom
ery hos. Short addresses were made
the luveflniendent. J. (7. Hawkins:
h Field. Henry Hypson. Jame:
L'i-lmtltedieu and the pastor, which
were followed by a personal appeal to
“seek Int the kingdom oi God " The
mature at thitl evasion resulted
I I“ filter mark. 23'; being prom-pt it
the ailing service the lemme Smith
”hie Innle quart-rm- sang "Roth-one
“i." ind "God Save My iloy." *ilit an
* liming interent and inspiration
‘. The mini meetings are under Mit‘ll
heed”; that. it has been mm! to
enliinne them another err-It. Tonight
Will be known an lipworth league
' light. The meeting will be held in
‘ the ntulienre room and will be ad
dressed by the pantor.
”Am.
A son has been born to Mr and MN
charm Wettb.
Edward Mead. telegraph opt-rotor m
Wilson Point. hair the mumps.
Ire. Lora Setter and daughter ”will
, have arrived aaiely in Lou .tngtvlen.
Miter-is.
III. Clothe. oi llttn.ory. has» been
Ming 3 ietr days with lwr IlrmgltA
W. In lm. oi )inin sire“
M will be no Itpetinl nerviu-u iii
the Win. Episcopal mum. on.
5M. The null meetings trill lu- held
m Ind Thursday night»,
5'” contract tor the building "I .l
" ' ' lion's 130.000 residuum, on
t Inland has been awarded
[Greenwich man named t'rmhy
W'Ifllhin, oi Nornnlit. In»
mm teem bidder.
~ I ”will! in lite litipilitl
the iollmring trfllt’ere
'tinperintendent. WilA
W's-e: eminent snperintend»
A '. Hath-tray; mmar, l):-~
m; treasurer. John I' rtlt'heil
. William Holden (“Inlet
m Jolie; wistaut organist.
It Iherer.
m no roam.
“I! m in mi oi pleurisy nt
hone is this street
W H. lion ls harms a drum
.flt it the teller oi“ his maiden”-
ii 0)“th tiheidoutt lentils
*0. grant lent tire-it at the
W's Hill. when the cart
m. A trolley tier which
was sohetitntetl tor the
m pulled the wagon (mt oi
' m up the hill. ~
i
‘ isn't on every table nor
Wtcvcn on most; but it is
bought the world over by people
.0 “who ask for gun/it} in oatmeal.
HOINBY'B are“ cruiser) outrun ~ .
i
Beoiield & Hoyt hrinllng suit against
Haniord Smith tor I90. i wish to state
that i do not owe them 800. neither
has there been brought a suit against
aid Smith.
Yours respectfully
HANPORD suI'r Th
Darlen. Conn. Jan. 15.
man men.
I- W. Giles has the mumps.
John Buttery in carting logs iront
Weston.
The ladies oi the Broad River chapel
will shortly hold an archer sociable.
Ice is now harvested in this place
by motion oi an endless chain. icemen
Wheeler and Kellogg were the first to
introduce the idea.
ii I: N 1'tv film I
Mr. Shiptray. oi Noroton. has con-
Irihutetl 5m to the Eagle Hook and
ladder rompany. towards paying me
expenses of the iorthroming ball.
On Thursday the selecttnen went
over the route of the proposed new
road to l‘oilender’n Point. and it in ex—
ported that they will mu report to a
town met-ting in inror of its romurur~
lion. There will undoubtedly be a
lively light over the matter. but a num—
ber oi the lotsinere men oi the town
hope it will end in iavor oi the desired
improvement.
The committee in theme of the an
rangemente tor thr- Voiuntr-t-r Hook
and [atlilflr company's hall on the 27th
lost. is hard at. work in efforts to make
he nfluir n sIII-t-esn. The tit-item are,
list a result. going oil pretty freely. The
mr-mbertt oi the t'l’lmmllli-fi are: .l. Fair-
banks, P. i), Austin. A. Wliltelutv. A.
Jayne. it. I-:. Hewitt and H. M. llindA
lev.
Thr- iller/es Clear have lmrrhnsed
and will soon m't'ttpy the t‘liurlms (lor-
hnnt property in th‘eruitit' avenue.
. 03mm.
whom is on the lili'lt list.
HAM:
Robert Mrillvvnin is dangerously ill
a.. w..._‘.....
l’harlett Downs lie moving his: iatuily
to llrttlgtport.
l-‘ry-dt-ritlt Downs, of Bridgeport, was
in town “'t-Ilnt . tiny
._.-....-.. .. _.....
Th... weird Imir tummy is munio:
on full tlmr- again.
The it-ugntht-tz-m Wort- obliged to
atlmnrlnn tiIrAlr twirl: no amount of rim
thaw
Tit» tltilmrt k livnnctt )Inntlluritth
inn rompany has rt't't-itrti .wvvn rarv
.mttls oi wirr- rode
'i". .. ”Vim-1’ AM starlet V ti! liw .Vl 'tltv
nil”! iALI:t~rt7|ml i'lllti't'll will int't'i :il
VII:- Mary l'rwby'e next Thursday at
rr-tttvmn
'~l”hr inrmI-m irom Ilu surrounding
l " in are drawing lips to the (Him-rt
& i'vlilt‘ll )iunnionuring nompnny'v.
lut'lttr}.
WY.
.\u olmAmItion enviable will lw- lli'itl
at the rcnitlettrt- oi it A, Pillow on Fri-
da! pvt-ping. January 2i.
WHAT?!
.\ Meter t7! hire. Milo Whonv was to-
lu'n with inlntlng ntwllntiuturtlny utter
nmtti und in llaldwio one lilimmthl.
Today the patient in llllltll lwttvr
Ilu Ihe Advent-me at mu.
"$"’flkl"¢ oi gull. ‘ sold the Western
Knit-nee than on he three not or the Inuit oi
the rigor he hurl lulu-n from the put-lu-t oi
the rent Muir agent. "the eiiilllmr'hl rhuuk
at it i ever without-l was at liutrhtnaun
m "79an l’mulent ilttyre amt Um
nnl ililly elite-mum and other minorities
«arm mnhiog a tour mm” the mmtimt
When the tram stopped at Iiutt'hlnmh.
the president stepped out on the plutiorm
to give the «turd to whom to see him and
Me bends Among the! rrmni use it
lit-ruin seam-I yahoo try the name oi tie-n
item whoe- widowed umtin-r in See
York hail not-ted up n cattle much luv
hints» the Httdirine in the hope that. he
might do some out (or htmeeli men
spent Moi his time in tone honing up
with eoltunime Jugs. end was rum
Is this tort oi ittteineea when It... ore-iden-
tiei part} went through ilttttrhlnson lie
0'“ Into the line which was putting
thee-relational. and aehe «mono-it-
the seep liens W out.
ennui» his hood with eeurtllttl out
w ttt lite hurt] our line do you
doom inneMwneyon'
"mu “1m. m tunnel! In
eunuch-antenna“
Well. tum. you’ve put the attic»-
etttn use’tmm tnnnntym
Went mt rest you mm“
in A: or...
m
» THE WARDROBE.
lilies“. iiiIk MWv‘Sew Unfit-A
‘lm \l'r h’.
Sills pettlcoets not hurt; .imz tunnels oi
elaboration. One of white still; has I drop
llounce umuud the loot composed of n
lama-work oi rather wide ruleneionllee
Inooiuet-rtion oi :- yellowtint. and between
then hum!» ore uninll non-res oi the white
silh. Apollo-not pale: green sills. henn'
wide. finely plnitetl “ounce out in points
at the edge and pinhod n H'flt‘“ oi [linked
plnitinun being placed luvucnth and 17 com.
pllmtion oi pinkitu: and plotting iorming
n lu'ntllnu l’lninor not] more nthetantial.
but still 1"; pretty. puttimets are made
i'l't: star.
of sill; and wool mart-en. whirh mints in
runny nttrnt‘tire hlli‘eilt‘a. ”Vin-w urt' trim
Im-ti with lllmt mill” oi the mine at ml» or
with silk frill‘.
Small, m-pttrute pelt-tines ul (or. partially
pointer! tlllil rotlwr lull. lowing a: high.
during mllar, are worn over ll'iehiulilirl'
rot-m. jurist-ts Itmi liltrttwe. t‘hltwhilln, In”
lug wit and lit" it’lr. in II invorite (or for
litt- lntrpow. tmtl vrtnlm' l.- ulm t-Iopluyt-tl.
lmt not In profusion Minis in lime m."
than it has two for wwrul wintrn pre
timrely.
biotin are inner this war than they
new "1“. It"! sttlnrtllng uhrlrrr for lmth
humid. wilt-rem helm" they nth-n sum-fly
mlummi the ilngrn. .‘liillt‘n. illll“ lot.
nhllilL uml t-rmitw are You in lnmr in
mm
There are lomr cnpw of {or n.- tar-All rut
plum pelt-ripen. tend . lk’nklt‘ tin-ai- nn- wen
u reps wltitrl: town to be it no tturr of the
No A I’lt'lilh' in um n W‘llh ll ~huw~ one
Hi the-«- wrnpe. lt hm it run oi hull). hot-l.
and from of blurh mil-ultimo. ht-ltl tn to
the harm». tin-r tiu- nhomlth-r» and extend
lug downward lJ'inh' nml lit-hind i- n pol
eritte nrrnnuurmm u! blur}. mungoi'w.
'l'im vulnis collar l' “1' n~tml.h;m lined
with mmunliv. 'l‘hv lint. ..t sm-l pray tell.
lwi‘tlfll'tl with him-i H-lut rtmi trimtntvtl
With lIlno'ls velvet and rill-“tr“ ui perm:
i Inlet u. Jlfllll. i'll'tLLI.'l.
4 EA'V’IV'Iz'Il'l'J (Autumn's.
Hoyt’s Theatre.
Monday. January l7.
Hurnlll .l. i'nrltr'n iv‘t'ntl Marni-tint l'rn-A
rl-wtbm
The Heart of Chicago.
\\H’l‘iiiill "it. ‘-l N that.
lilrguttl ape-t ini «worry? “'nntil riul
mrrlmitltvnl Ila t'irr- ' \i) ulo'rimia l‘li't 4
trunl r-fl’I-«tu' \ \I\iil invlllrt- "illu-
Itmtt nun
SEE The Marvelous
Appro-chirtg Train
.\ punt-rim ”mutiny. lnlrmlm'lrm u
epletitiitl How It! itigiwittu urn-lame...
"rim-:- ‘.'.'r, .31. 7.“.
Not- on Hui-A m H tintt- wl - not Mr Iuiv nitm' e
H6379; mafia:
Tuesday, Jan. l8.
Leon W. Wnnhburn'e
Double lintrtl Enterprise!
'I'WII mot :motvr‘ IN mm.
mu tumplti- Wltitr t mot-mu
ow t moplm lulnrml t attitpuny.
The \turid'. “rennet Amtv ni Mint-ind
”intent
‘nnmt “alarm nf the moat mil-slit
lutw W e
lnmlrmitmmtlu mm: armpit-Alt mlmtrel
(him in "00 “arid. WI prev M
Till BlOSCOPE!
The hunt tit-minim prv Mine mat-whim tin
ennui he- not intrmt 'tmtlo'rittllr mil-
tit nMuIitmiflilnfly termini Tint-um imp
mt ulmw in tmrtit nmtltu hum to."
[it new when mu! m tin lutmt rmpttiur
Kev” invited the homo-twin illtutrntfll
lumps
lent not 10le WNW! mud»
- We mutant» in ”"3an mtmutnmm
tied unemdmmdnw moan-t tit:- has
W. lend m
tam m»
”m maple-trite»
it'll-wildly Mutant their '
raises human
rue new rate.
ll
.
If.
t ‘ ‘ r.
The volunteer: department line a lot
oi heentlinl that”. as excellent. as you
will find anywhere. inltown or out oi
town, and yet the changing oi m fig-
ure on the ealender-auhetituting an a
tor a lr—hln brought the prices down
to almost nothing when compared with
their actual nines.
80in Al’illotrs. handsome ones, can
now be bought (or as and 98 cents.
32.50 and not Mm a choice lot oi
Head Rests. 35 cents each. 3,.
Mantel [impedes 2.5. Is 1:. cents
and Si 25 Silk umbrequins. it 2.5 and
$2.00 to 85.;00
Then theres a large variety at Table
Covers. in tapestry. chenille, silks and
velours. from 4-! sizes to til-#—
l-i—-—50c. to ".25.
04.48:. to $6.50
rid—4!.” to $5.00.
int-42.50 to $4.50.
lit—k8: 50 to $5. 00
And Silk Squares gold emttroidtred.
with fringe. lot 43 cents. Tapestry
i’illotr Tops. 15 cents. ('ouclt Covers. I
[2.770 to £3.50 Bogdad t ouch (lowermgi
34% each Sham Holders 10 to 67.?
rents each.
Saxony "set lied Sets
trifle. 3:470 lo ”.50.
The special sale oi Silks not in pro-
gress is not a mere incident. it's an
cvent~~3lLK EVENT Waist lengths.
skirt lengths end gown lengths—snip.
able eflerttt (or each purpose.
3
I
I
There’s also special valuee in the;
Wash Gmliirl department l-‘anry llrose
l'lllds double laid for 12k; rents iii
y.ard Outing i‘lannelsAAAzoo remnants}
- twitter 3 and ltlt qualities (or 64‘ a
rant: 500 remnants oi the regular mug;
and Br qualitiee ior 8 cents a yard“
taktn trout our well unsorted emit otI
tint outing flannels; pink stripex blue
stripes chariot and pluirlr
\lso Ginghame. the handmmeet
planted effects that run be procured in}
union goods, for in. l1“: and If. ”With:
it yard. /
I
I
I
e
The D. M. READ C0.
T..t Mllllfit‘lnu“ t
and J» ltmnttilu. l'.i
I’llhuul I' hull." 1
CLYDE LIIIII
- ‘H‘ll l.\ti“’l'lll “Fin“! \ ut :‘ll )i i
From Pier 29, E. R., N. Y.
IlD-Ill’lfiil
FLORIDA
H'l'i'lAlll'thri Timon: untim-
\‘llJJ-Z l.\' ll.\\'|.ltili’l’. .
t‘mmm‘iirm witimntuning rimming "mm. and
"l)‘til"‘ St. John's ilil't't' Lint”. .
For i'ulntlto. mutual tutti if” ittu-rtttmimtr
littntittml on the lw'uliliiill ht .luim' u.
t'lulo l. inert. t 'mmttu in li'llplnip, “.3
gniuplitt ntitl Ht-ttiittole, not the
Slitllul
Tn no: not "I'll
NIU'HIVN‘ allowed all nitric-stun on lltpmzlt‘ ‘
lit— Nat
lam ml: I tot Minimum» annnnnlt, Mliuttu,’
.lrwhmm ill: Illlt’i till [minis mull I.
t 'uinltu IIwawlled. mun-tit ihmngrr Ar,
t-mnmo ulnt inn-
5» immit'y in! [MM all roll. or part tutu-r
nod port mi thtt' immersing the met w .
you run haw mit- nod ltvrth» included trim-
nut evtm rum plum med oi tithrl. ”tutu
it line tltttl will uht you tell the the ”ch791.”
without whom The l'lyde in the only line
litttl do” titl-
Witt-duh. rim-- and lilo-tinted lumitlet flee"
upon diminution in lien-em! inhuman.
Wm i', ”pair er :7. "ennui i
:. livntlins limn.. Manon “logo-w?
«tram. tingle-II? law ‘
'I' it. Yaw. tmillr min-gr m.
gen mt gm. t.. . ii. Wattrimon.
in". pig—'- "and urilnntimn. :0er i
OIOIOI f. IIIISI. Meet, *
t'ity Nether-l llsnl. Moth ”mnlh.
dfl lion
” “to...“
tiltfrltteh pm. the lot at land in ”innit
orwalit «In the vainly Me nit mum;
«on. lttwhltuufin,fli'ftniimt «m.m
the late tel-Written Lint". m
m
willtttrvniw “I
mm
“may well tented
" ”W on the mien ‘I‘
hmnot tint- ulna
' A)”.
93”. "’ "are
est price. All must go.
In order to give an idea of what this sole means we give you a few of the
items.
All of our Ladies' Plain Beaver, Boucle and Cheviot Jackets, former price,
§ , NO. 2 SGA‘ZEl'rn‘litlitml.
'anuary Cloak
I t line always been our custom to close out our Cloak stock enehuetteon and
to carry any goods over in this line.
thought previous years on account of the large stock which we have on hand. _
garment ts included In this sale—root one reserved—the cheapest as well as the lit '
We have started
”towflbil Reduced to $8.75.
All of our Ladies’ Bonnie and l’lain (‘loth lat-bets; former price $6.75 tofl. 50.1
Reduced to $4.75.
All of our Blouse efiects, green, blue and black; former piice, $8. 50 to $121K).
Reduced to $5. 00.
All oi our Ladies’ t‘heviot and Melton Jackets; former price, $8 and *9.
Reduced to “”00 ,
i
x
.Ett:
this sale earlier this
is ‘A‘,
All of our fine silk-lined Jackets III black and fancytc ’Iotlis; fornicr price $10 to
$12. Reduced to $7. 50.
All of our finer Jackets; former price, $1.5. Reduced to 3“). 00. ‘ ' -.
All of our ('loth and ”unit Cape» included in this stole.
All oi our )iitum’ nod thiltlrt-It’n Jatrhetu, trim from {our to sixteen ,vmr», from .lJIi up.
All of our luinutn‘ hing ('loalte. trim one, ttvor thru- and {our your», from ill.” up.
TRISTRAM 8t HYATT,NorWa1k, Conn.
SCOFIELD 8t HOYT
With the exit of 1897 this Old Boston Store will have been the new Scoiicld &
Hoyt etore just eight months
Thereiore daily lessons were to be learned, and we have
striven to learn, thus we are keeping a better store today than we did one year ago.
Y on are rewarding us with your custom and confidence If we keep a :till better store
you will reward us better, and that is what will be done here no 1898. i
Women’ sJackets and Furniture.
The under side of things to ultra)": interesting. We shall commence with the N U
FOR RENT.
lite siort'l now om-upiod by the South
7
.\m' 'allt Boston Store.
ington St.
.
Particulars at store.
South Norwalk. Conn.
”mm, m m, "mm... a. my. Year with giving you 10 per cent disconnt‘ion ,nll Ladies' nitd Misses’ Garments and
minimise short lengihn~l to ill yardtti Fumflufc for cash for till“, days.
SCOFIELD 6t HOYT,
.33 Washington Street.
"#61? SALE”.
. The fixtures,
. 3: I]
.»
eounters, shelves, glass ‘
lll'i \\ afill- show arses. rash system, ten sitt- ..
tions. tables, ('l’t‘.. eta, etc.
Beginning with Tuesday, January 4th, we will inaugurate
A Grand Clearing Up Sale of General Dry Goods,
3m Milli. surb itti was never known It! the history of South Norwullt.
\ on will practically
have goods at your own price.
I have iornu-tl business connections elsewhere and shall lllillit' prim-s n scenttd- i
ury consideration, III order to wind up business here as quiekly are possible.
GEORGE R VAN ALS'I'YNE Proprietor -
WfSouthNorwalkBostonStoro,
118 Washington Street.
Comfort !
Happiness !
toottsieihetemereead
toneieryoer
glumuuilluttcotl
, to have you turn end
melt your teed—«the latter
Real Estate at Auction w» m ..
you are sent-nu:
m the he}. I
.tnrummummmr; your an Mm
arr tot vole nt ”Mk-Winn. more idem m up
,0" :
m u l m use an
hiniu. lit in hunt. til. I“
Grand Central inlet,
RAILROAD PLACE.
WWI? and Hell" Mien In
Frenh and Salt Filth.
Oysters. Clothe.
Escallopn. “hetero.
ii" :
10W.
3
3
our 3 nilmnmor’r ox
mu! attic”.
0‘
w... -W. ..
Um lledleh unused every day. .
fi
Ana—MW...»
Plenum-(Sewn
WW ......
. I -
mufl~
THOROUGI'I
COURSES--.
.31..
leek-keeping.
«mm m can.»
lriihtentle. _
Milena
Mutant-l tee.
Melee» correspondence.
W. '
BROWN’S
ausutssmm.
co
Norwalk Chronicler