Milflcloflln
“mm
. it run-toting intro
in “wood ovonuc.
‘MflibfllWflb
M with 250 tons oi
Mm. the [well'ltnown
nick at lilo home in First
plow ha! mined as
Hutton in visiting her
Aiuhorne. of River:
in moving from J. Wal-
houre in New street. to
in good outing on the Mill
number oi boy- are enjoy-
W will open a fish that»
(In. Benedict Farms bridgi-
M I: Benedlri oi uncu-
1;. noun a low boon at his
yesterday
(on Wood has gone to Stom-
.n visit with Mr. and him.
of New street.
W Kirhwood oi Dnnbury
' mailing a low days with
\ ”Rider of East \‘orwallt
up flanks. «laughter of Mr.
William B. Staples, of Key-
We a birthday party. lain
fl. Pinch is maxim 9799373“
Wild his horn Ho will he
*3; number of the residents
Side
B. Idiount has purchased a
,lniln Riverside arcane. oi
_ Medici. Jr.. and exhaust to
m there shortly,
.mrlcn will be held at the
w this week. tommenring
Elder L. F Reynolds oi
-, “on. will be prroont to
,3 (leer. night aunt at the
depot, has born appointed
m: with pawn to arrrst
who tnilbehaw on ill!- t'on-
Railroad company's proporty
9 ”with New
1!! Worth Imno oi the Boot
llaihodint 8pm opal « burr h
m oi the rvvivni north-m but
The prrrldrnt. lulwnrd
. opcnwl tho rim-ting with
, and radius lb» uripinro- In
front Sirrriunt run; an it not"
MS The pastor preached
’Molt! tho Lilli!!! oi ilovi That
Away tho Sin oi the World."
hour of rmafl'rntion and may»
whirl; prot'ml to he a no»
I I“ aerial power nod blowing To
1“ "mohair urvirr will hr-
of the Inlay rims mt ting
loud-r irotn lltr nblo hand "I
M A J. Smith will hm]!
fl “A W M liambramv"
y will thou in girrn {or
bra [mind a blond»; dur
oi turning- and any oth-
"1;. All who" will to until:
tho motion and close tlmn
‘ " “I"! Pew" wont to
my. yummy.
8 line“ has mornmt
obit in How York city.
(Sole. to Will" It law
, on «it!»
W. at 3‘" York. in
'L m. In. “him it}. iii!»
M William llowr on w
“ mnwmmidnim
“TI! winter.
i
» no» Mann! to Mr
‘.IM 1 visit With lw
. find in. Willi-In lion.
”avonnu.
'hdtttclttor in! horn Friday tour.
It,“ tin. Gordon Cave. of Brookstdo
Tho Congregational church number-
will hold a social Thur-any night at
the narration.
lira. lune BelleciI bar
raturnod from
. a live week! virit with her son's inm-
lly In l-‘iatbnnh, Lon; islanb.
Mint Maud Austin has returned to
her school in Bullhlo. alter unending
the holidays with Rev. and Mn. 8. .l.
Austin.
/ b
When a rich mun realizes that money
has not brought him happiness. be
promptly tum his attention to doubo
ling his supply of it.
. A plenum family reunion was held
lately at the residence of Charles
Hoyt. Prospect nrenno. At this dinner
thorn were present Mr. Hoyt'u grand-
children and great-grandchildren to
the number at eight.
A large number of young people on-
toyed the hospitality oi the Middleton:
club. last Friday night, on we own!—
ion of the ladies night. The grapho-
phone entertainment wa.» postponed
indrtinitely. The new pool table arriv-
ad yesterday.
Thorn in to he a missionary hunting
Thursday in the Presbyterian churrh.
Soroton. sessions beginning at lots!)
:1. In. and 2 p. to. Miss Lincoln, treas-
urer oi the Woman’s Board. is to speak
in the morning. Dr. Attorhury. who
revolved honor from the EmpI-ror. is to
In: a speaker in the alternrmn.
When Henry Bent-her, llw new show-
maker in Henry Panrhrr‘s blitrlt ro—
Iired to bias mono over the more [or
the night at about ":30 n't'lflf'k Satur~
day. he had a‘Toroboding that someone
was in the room. and utter partly clin-
rohing he began a ovarrh. Putting his
hand under the bod he,- l'BlIii' in mm
{art with n tunn'r foot. hlr. Item-her
'64. out a roll and sturtml down the
work stairs on n‘ rind run. while tho
intrmilr imt no time in crawling from
his aim quarto-rt, and dashing down
I?“ from stairs and mus soon lost to
not. Mr. Bencher. iris said. had bc~
«am “00 and $500 in his Weston.
rite nmcterln oi the hair of his bulllmiil
in Port theater. at Ill“! that must harp
3K1!“ known to the midnight intruder
Mr. (Bent-hm t'onsldrrs himlwii tortu—
naltVIhat he did not low it.
WILTON.
Hungr- Huh-r ill attain I-nnfioml to Iiw
noun. iii-s tyres 1mm him wry Mayors-v
by and improvement iii wry slow.
ixruluri't‘rtin rum-boil home lard Sat-
urday. llr in still nook irom tho i»!-
lm-tu of hi: sown-o limes» while in St.
AIIxIw‘Ino. but hopes to he aids» mm
m o-nnilnm' hiu luminous
The» many fili‘iiilll oi Rudolf Stanim
nor worn wry sorry m hour of his surl—
zlwn nit-8th. which mvc-urrmi in Now
Yuri. my. nl [lill‘illlllllth inut work.
Will» iw was vii-tiling lrlvmln thorn
ilv :Ilill him int-lily law lm-n residual-I
n! thin blew (or the our two yours.
le north-es at tho Congregational
rhurrh inn! owning; our» quitu inrgrly
attrnolni. The Christian Fintluuvm
W't’llflit Bl €3in In led by .l. l'. .lnriv
mm. nod Wan unununlly imam-ting.
rhr nonpo-i prolo- mrvim- was wry inr-
uplriuu. and through it all thorn» moral
J" M an undrrrnrrtnt of much feeling
and iotrrrut. Timu- matting; should
be null mainland and grout bit-Minus
wili follow.
WWI .
Mm. W H l‘inv'h in sounding tum"
rim» in Now York.
John Whit-Iliad wont littndny nt his
home in lit-aiding.
Mn- i.. ll. ilmllroy spool in»! *o‘Ok
with Slim Ma t'uloy.
lint. l. Tbmnm. oi llirlpilrld. but:
Im thr [II-st oi Wanton lrirmhs.
Min Arum l’ttrh will apron pan or
this new: with lrlrndo in 81min Nor:
wilt.
a»
.timtu thirty young l'rlmtln and:
morry last Thorn-toy arming at the
hour» of Joni l'nrr.
Kn. lt'nrrrn Wilma and (until!
have mum“! to ibrlr havoc in Quilt-
" lilil. N. r. him tunneling hm
outta with ninth-u in town.
A mm of . emu (infirm nt—
n-Iuloi the Moon (Inna mm In
i‘im an“ ill". Ind (unkind port of
tho main“ on «Mar.
on...»
The My um am It! “or.
Ha than will he lmlhul on frl'
hr cur-aim. Janitor: n. It unlit
nu an m mar will In- mod.
lit-n. William W la main:
out of II nation: him.
0
.q
lira liar: "an. at urination. it»
been a goat of him than Pollard
Thomas Evans. who has been IW'
in: the put thm woeilta with hi: tonn-
lly, hu- rgturned in Dalton. Mm.
. .
man man.
Mr. and him Charm Bonneli. who
have been villtln‘ at Golden Bridge.
N. Y., have returned h n.
The Broad River Christian Endeav'
or society will give an nrcher nodal.
Tuesday evening. January 25. Those
who have charge oi the ailllr nro
(loom W. Knapp. Mrs. Charles D.
Yeurc and him. J. EdIVnrd Lynett.
W31.
Willis 8. Jones, of the Westportor.
has bought the Barnum hommteaitl.
corner of Churrh street extension and
Rirerddo avenue. The noun! has ion:
been unoccupied. Mr. and Mn. Jones
will lix it up and at our» more in.
The marriage, Wednesday arming.
January ill, in the South Congregation—
Iti church. Bridgeport. at Henry A.
Jennings oi (ireoo Farms. and Miss
Nellie M. Strlrkland. of Bridgeport.
will in no P814". in which Weapon
will loin» invert-3t for the.- ronsmn that
one,» 0! nor sons in about to do so well
mntrlmonihlly. and in pariirular for
the reason that the grouper-tire bride
will he lilwly ocrnsionnlly to allow tho
light of hi'l' countenance in burial c-ir—
rlon hero.
SILVEBm.
Sir. Andrew and son. of Bridgeport.
spout Sunday with irlends in thin vii-
largo.
Tho young pooplp are arranging for
an untm‘tnlnmetlt to be given in the
mar luturo [or thorln-neilt oi the pan.
Ior.
The iremon :ll‘i’ anxiously waiting
for thr- ive to again worn a (iridium
suitable for cuttirxx. Two war- hunky
enough to got their humus tiiiod he-
loro tho that».
An ormuut old ompugh to Vuit' was
willed in ’i‘unnm‘p a little while ago.
A man who in now a [votive just l! of
Helium-mu. Ky. borrowed $225 rout a
Mind iWi‘ni)‘~ullt' Innis ago to pay for
fiffli’b purrhasni in Irv-329m 'i'nmwumw.
llli'l'f‘ bring no hook in In» town whoro
Ihw Irunmrtion wan vnrriacl on. lir
Ivrmniswd In forum the- Mill) ”it tho lol-
lowlng day. planning in go In tiw town
who-rt his; tummy was. lmnhmi in the
monolith? Hr runn- hook with tiw
smmoy. but [no irimul “runaway. rut ho
Raw l' to his frinul'u parlour. lhI‘tt vir—
t'tzit rirrk 01' ”I“ tummy. l-Iiltlmwn
months later hiu lrwntl wrntv lilfllJi‘ili‘
log for tho tummy and “meaning our
IIrI'I-u- :It ilw :Ipmrvnt ungim-r. The
imrrowrr urntt- IIIIIm-«i‘tuwly oi tho
lrnnsurtinn with llu- nurtnrr, but tilr
portxwr drnimi :Iii hunulmilto- of rho-
munn). ’i‘iu- lmImM-r mud bin friend
livwnrly in» hmrvi that in (hr "mm. of
Ilu- otrruit rlm-k an old o-m‘I-inrw Mill
332’: In It haul ’um-n found. and lu- out!
in gut it It In nummmtl llH twin”
Ink [I II it own) nod. Iltogrtlwr forgot
il.
I. .'."\TII.'I’..’.il\lll"._‘ ."i’ls
Hoyt’s Theatre.
Tuesdny, Jan. l8.
Leon w. W-ohburn‘n
Double linstrcl Enterprise!
TWO lllli hllifiVH is ONE.
Hm- I ‘unlplt lo \\ hilt inlutmlll.
lbw! Hum” i. it lulnrui i ”illl'ulii
I'lu- “ "rial '0 “Willa-n! \l’nn Hf Milli-ll”
'll‘u lovtti
inflow mounting If ll» mud! urtlati
Kim:
lmuhlmnmmlu mm: mount-tn min-MM
in": I» tit: mom or influ'trl
THE BIOSCOPE l
Tilt run-t wmnlvrlnl 31min Hm m»- him lltr
mwbi list-- I w r irmm I» ll you]: rmllr Mil».
ii!‘ and u-ta-nl- mush mum I lulu-me mu
Im Ilium i- mmh o "Iona mil» «I in w
it: um lovlsl‘ttlrtml m- llu hunt ,uuutlnr
Sm huh [sol tilt “lv'I-uttlirvm lllmtmiwl
Hum:
hut; um luv tlu‘ tuumaluy “atom,
it: gnnmutmr n tin-ulna writrmirmwnl.
uml um um ell-op Will'ml mumil at tin limb
nilhv. owl in it Ii rltwrtlllly "loo-l tint!
"In”! ,l.
l’t'inm “,5, Lie, ’4'. Ruth «In mid oi Will»
tmi'a and "Mum-lm‘u.
moon til Ktirwnlh. no. Prtlltli!
i’rmrI. honor: ”in. A. it. mm.
but» oi min-bath A. Jonathan. into
oi “math. in told flimm. mm.
Orrin-rut. ‘l’hnt tin- ohm «Milli
hi: Mmlnirtntlun ll‘flmll to thintfonrt
tor ndlnnimi. an iho' mm: on” in
Kuwait: on that 23th day in 1mm
Im. II I oriorlt ottoman: and lint
nil mm intention in Hill mum
my tn- 1-0th thwart uh! W
flllnmthumwmwu
uldflbtflrl.lndpmtnm_w
n mm!» having n muon- in .
latter: or; doomed” lively in the
Silk Departuiopt now; increasing in
volume n the day: come and Ito—41ml:
dorms and new gown énoctr. Lovely
chances .lor low-prirod lillm
Among those that have been reduced
are l’lnin Tuneup, Morten. Bengallneu.
lndlas and Bonito—do {out a little of
everything—and prion that formerly
"tilted from 75 cents to ”.25 are now
only fit) canto It yard. tales-urn and re.—
linbillty at a remarkably low price.
Aim lam-y and striped Tulle-tan. in
an cndlm variety of findings. rotor-
inxn and styles, that were 75 cents and
”.th a yard. now 55 cents.
And brm-nded Tallulah. (iron de Lon- .
dm and Chameleon teller-tn all in a:
multitudn of nylon and colorinu were
trout 81.00 to 81.50 a yard. now at our ‘
uniform uric-o of 75 cents.
The assortment in good yet. but the
prmnt spvrial prions art- uncomplinh-
in: Ixmtly the rooult hound iorwlosr
ins thorn out quitltly
l-zwninx Silks. l for: choir-r things
that have junt been added. but at a
very low prim lor our-h alt-gout hrauty
and i‘l't'tlfiitlznl quality.
Six plum» striped Taileta. with thr
groundvmrk of u very narrow gray
writ» mark-ml oil with I wider strip.
that, is shot with diluent colors such
all green. twine, pink. blur and other:
shades. While these arr wry haml—
Itonxe and very elective tor owning
gonna thPy are anally ruitable for
oumrnor strwt wearing a point in limit}.
mamberinn.
it; haw Mao addrd a tin» or lmtri
pines [Itlnml l'ran do Solo the?
ground work bring pink. Nile. light‘
blue and white covered with lilting
orim of 85 route a ylrd. The) are 22:
intlns hide aux, wry nine quality.
it is nut In» low prim-u any more;
than it in tho Mllentlili oualttin that
titular ultl‘ “mini Muslin l‘mlerwonrj
sale stand boldly out an the shutout“
opportunity that hon yn- two oilerml
WM .....__._.._....
manna/Inca.
Tu roam-um». t'. ‘
and .laoltmm'lllr. l‘l.
without «honor,
CLYDE Lilli
i..“! LYNN Till \\ lulaKl. \ ll .l’. PM
From Pier 29. E. R., N. Y.
FLORIDA lillIlm
\‘ll.l.l-'. lS ll.~\\'l.itill'l',
mom-dim: withouugnhm tmwrtlmr train». and
Mitch u. ".t Mm n lliwr Lino.
luv Polaris». Mutual unit nil immortal!
landing" nil Hm luntzlll‘nl M. John I
l‘lyolo Litton: t mmurlw longtmigA
wound» and rim-incur arr tbv
TI) TI”. Mllml.
glamour DHN‘M at thrill-win on throunh
I In
low mimmt’lmrmmtnkmnmh .‘iiinnto.
div-honor ille- nnd all ninth you»
I trium— Inwtnll . import» 8W Mv
"nonunion-mu.
at» mu ”will. sit null ”run mun ,
and run out. lbw: iron-ring liar not. ohm
mu tron tum min and fumini with—
out only. M nlmm» «mi 0! ilrltvt. It» I in
u lino that will take you hit tlw my in l
with»! «mm, The I Ltd! In no «our the
till W ilti tin
wivdnlv nun unwl uni-mint mm to“
"will lWlmlM in 'wm
Wm l'. ”you t wilful-ml
8 ”militia Hm} i: flotilla Ill-inn"
Monti» Wilton-inn
T. It Gammon? mun-or;- rW. it‘ll. 19%..
I'll. rout rum rut; W.
inn you mu, .mmmwmswmr‘ i
«on» r. mm, "2., ;
t‘lty Militant huh, 1&th
i
VILUIBLE z
Kill him it Auction
M,»
agar at it?” l ”I
“Wm-rim» I» Ilv
Whmhlllldlfl‘llfl.
Irvin-rt: «rumor-town;
m w W“ WM!
«room .
”MU”! i
W
W”!!! innit
M 8» 'Mml Inf
m In:
grownup Ruin”: JM'KNlS-I
January
It has always been our custom to close out our Cloak stock each season and not
to carry any goods over in this line.
than in previous years on account of
1m. 2 (.UIYI'I‘I. Bl li.l)i\ G.
Cloak Sale.
We have started this solo earlier this season
the large stock which we have on hand. Every
garment is included in this sale—"not one reserved—fibre cheapest as you as the high»
est price. All must go.
In order to gite an idea of what this sale means we give you It few of the
ltelllS. .
Ml of our Ladieu' Plain Beaver, 8011019 and (‘heviot Jackets; former price, ,
85m $8.50 Reduced to $8.75.
All of our Ladies Built In and 1:
Reduced to $4. 75.
All of our Blouse emu-ts. green,
Reduced to $5. 00
All of 0m Latlies’ i'heviot a
Reduced to $6. 00.
’luin (‘ loth lackets; former prn'e $8. 75 to $7. 50.
blue and hint-ht former price. $8.50to $12..“l
mi Melton lmkets; former price, $8 and $9.
All of our line silk- lined lm- -kets lll Mat-k and fancy (-loths; forlum' [Wit (I :5") to
$12. Reduced to $7. 50.
All of our liner J arlwts; former
.\ll of our i'lotlI Inn-l I’lIt-Ih Hum. illi'lillk‘d in
price, $15. Reduced to $10.00.
this Attic“.
All of our Mim' nml i'hilolrvn'» Jar-kins, sizw from four to sixtwn'yt-nn, from ”.00 up. , .~
All of our lilifllli!’ hmgi'ltmk-t. um. tlllt'. him, than and four youth, from $11!) up.
g7.
TRISTRAM St HYATT, Norwalk, Conn.
SCOFIELD & HOYT.
With the exit of 1897 this Old Boston Store will have been the new Scofield &
Ho; t store just eight months.
T hereiorc daily lessons were to be learned. and we have
strive}: to learn, thus we are keeping a better store today than undid one year ago.
mar mm; ”Insult-ring and worth n»; l on are rewarding as with your custom and confidence. If we keep a still better store
hon will reward or better, and that Is what will be done here In 1898
t
Women sjack'ets and Furniture.
The under side of things to always interesting. We shall commune with tit New
Furniture for cash for thirty dnya.
SCOFIELD Si HOYT,
88 Wnohington Street.
FOR RENT
.Tho stow now orrupiml by tho South
118 Wash-
Norwnlk llus‘ton Stow.
ingtnn 8t. l’urtia-ulurs at store.
“Md" “W“ m "‘9 "mm” "”3 Year with giving you 10 per cent. discount on all Ladies' and Misd’es’ Garments and
South Nor-walk. Conn.
”FOR SALE.
'l'lw iixiurus. rumours, shelves, glass
show msvs rush syiit-m, tun stu-
lions tulilos vim: 0362.070.
Beginning nith Tuesday, January 4th, we will inauguratv
A Grand Clearing Up Sale of General Dry Goods,
WI um'nurh on wax llt‘i’i’l’ known In the history of South Norwulk.
hai’i' goods at your own prior.
\
l on will [Irnt'iitenlly
l haw foruml business vouum-tions olsewlwro. and xhull make prim-I a wound.
Dory consideration, in order to wind
GEORGE R VAN ALSTYNE Propriotor
up business llt’l’i' us ouirkly on tumsihlu.
u
mSouth NorwalkBostonStore,
118 Washington Street.
Comfort! Grill
Happiness l
tom-micron“
toil-tum
RAILROAD PLACE.
“lurk-ulna». llrtnll drown to
Gutul Inlet. THOROUGH.
COURSES"...
4n-
Mum
"how
fresh and Salt Fink. madman.»
wholes analogical] mm.
Oyntnro, Clams. spoilt-g.
L%Wmfi J ’ It: 5* 5 low.
my m: .4 continua boom, 3‘ W
amour”... a; ' " Wt
m m. m: m Vwm - 1m
how our - IIII M in m c
m m am: am: norm nmrtli‘Tmt no- hfimf‘ um
mu my on
wanton»
lion W M rm; day.
"All WELL.
my m...— WWI»
”Mm“
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