through the toe on the
M Graham. of
is" been guests oi Mr.
militias.
hovel”. oi Brooklyn. In
her sister, Mrs. Willard
~ltaymood Brothem, is
tow days in Greater New
- nkht the revival services
. Avenue Methodist Bolero.
3will he in charge at the Rt:-
All are invited" to at~
. Word has purchased
_ real estate agency at E.
are building lots in Sum-
Ilrs. Mary A. Gray. and
Moral houses thereon.
. ll this column. yesterday.
Itaw had mined as teach-
‘l and 8 oi the East Nor»
i hoods some modification.
is acting as substitute. not
teacher.’ and thereiore has
. ”at surprise party was
j ’56 Osborn avenue. Mon'
‘ ‘ W occasion oi thothlrteeoth
” oi his birthday. Among
I warn hiim Jennie (lilo
, 130'”. Alice Derlne, Lelia
m, hlay Lottount. 'lda
ow. Florence Hoyt.
«John. Blowout Smith. lith-
. lantern, Albert Wright.
We. Matron) ottoman.
Drawn. Ernest Reynolds.
Ida. Harry Ainsworth.
A”. George ilovlea. fiddle
II" he Sunday school night
‘ Avenue Nethodtst Episco-
The superintendent and
. will own the rariral
m be united by the teach-
' 'im oi the reboot The only
We a hriri apptvol it) the on
‘ Harry Hypson. thr reg“.
My «haul muttlrnl dirt-«tor.
Milo flinging lrom lllt' "Sartod
1" a“ has! ulght'a mcrting was
"lauded. it wait an ot't'oaiuri oi
. joy» and gladnm. .lummt littora-
‘_ the leader oi mp wet-w t-iaw.
»Illthcw. third thuptor Row .
“I! woke on "the limit oi Morn
"» A multitude oi wltumm won-
, , testifying oi the putter oi God
“In. Out? lady flute and ”Wetland
n to enjoy tho some rxpt'i'll‘lit't‘
M I!“ been twinaldwnldt- illli'llll~
'~ concerning the rights oi the per~
‘ who attended tho inurral oi tlw
‘NMW hirilwit. the thretv-yoar-oid
, at llr. and tin, l-‘rnnltlln morn.
. “with street, and limlth 0er
N ' in inrnaligntlng the» ram Th.-
olcer oars he gnw instructional
notional should iw private. and
.Mlly eiainut that than worn on
“mellow. Tilt“ uflllli‘ Pl” tit--
me hard ieeiing. it an
, yeuertlay. that all who at»
the innernl would be ”rented
lag the Matrix mine, but
L Attorney Perri!) ways he
at) warranta. No donlu on
' _ Iatlletltent at it» allalr will
W this morning um mm
moi matter In this ram
been quite a hitter t'onleai
aeration lit-tween laaar liai-
v n and the health 00»
limit was the Int one to
”oral and the others at-
hlb. submit iuiurtned by
W hi the no that the
private. The iatutlr
- rhlltl died oi humour
2 lily motored iron)
,1 scam in". thotwh It
a wall state: alto that the
, 1” thoroughly dlsiaiertod.
‘ surname in the town
been not the alarm slaw
ion the death. mm-
: 1m laiorated a report.
mad that (toaaty litatth
flit haul the slum to roam.
’ ll intensified the srnat oi
the funeral he could
'll
floater George P. ilprague.
my .mttsotttmuttlm'
> wmwvm.duflhlml
is shedding several days with om.
in Pennsylvania. ,
, J to am
ammo Beacon: mood mt. the
dorm in front oi the at. John prop-
"it. a few days also. .
ans—u.
Contractor Wells has at. Thomes'
’ large reow incited up and is putting on
‘ . the floor The snow will be ready to
launch in a low days.
One oi the large wheels oi Robert
Wynus' wagon collapsed. yesterday.»
he was drawing a load oi stone ior
George W; Raymond. He had a new
wheel made by .3. Arthur Gridia.
Contractor C. L. Ogden intends to
cut the old school-house in two and,
inure onevhali to the earl and the oth.
er hali to ;the west end of his lot. The
out hair will he used for a carpenter
shop. and the other portion will be re-
built into a tenement. Charles 'l'ttttle
will make the excavation tor the eel»
lar.
A special meeting oi the citizens oi
ltonvnytou will he held in Gilidfla Hall
next week Wednesday. at it o'clock, to
vote on the) establishment oi a fire dis.
triet. The boundaries will he as se-
lerted by the special committee. com-
nunclng at the river and going to the
turnpike. out to Scribner's lane, to
Want atrret. f) the city line and thou
hero. to the Meadow street lit-lite
down the Wilson road to the village.
DAM AID 10m.
Harry liauchy'a iriends will he in-
terested to learn that he is now In
Cripple Creek. Colorado.
Engineer Cochran. oi Stamford. who
has been re«surveying the Barton
rchooi diatriet. will probably complete
the work this wet-it.
The 01min ”Mikado" will be gir-
en by Noroton and Stamiord talent at
the Gt‘llitl Opera House. Stamiord. the
rub and nth oi January.
W. It. Bump. chairman oi the relig.
iouyworh commutes oi the Young
Men's Christian variation. of Siam—
iord. will conduct the meeting at the
sololmr Home, Soroton. tonight.
Miss ‘Aan Buttery. who has berm oer-
lonsly sick ior sometime oi ranmr.
was removed yesterday to the mi.
deuce oi Mr. and Mra. James it. turr-
t-tm in Bout Norwolh, wherr ah». will
undergo a mono of treatment.
"(marina Adam» formally owned hla
viii» In Railroad avenue. iiontlay
night. ‘ A largo delegation of hill
iritvnds was present irorn iirldgepori.
and enjoyed themselves with singing
and hunch-maul”. A sumptuous re-
mat war mvmi in lhtr pool mom.
’l‘ht- Epworih Magoo oi the Metho—
dint rhurch has rim-ted oillrm'u as lot:
lows: i’rflitlont. i", ll. l’itrh. iim
vlt'r-pmidrul. Rev, ii. A. Sands; lit»-
votinnul tlttpartment. net‘ond rim--
prrnldvnl. Mina Ella Rood; Merry and
Help dcpartmcui. third vireqirt-tlltlrnl.
I'Ilmn Owen. Idlernry department.
iourth vlu'o-prealdeul. hits. (inn-gt-
Kemp. Sorta! dtpartntent; awrvitll‘y.
m». William Ward: trennttrt-r. Mira
'Minuil- llevd.
................. ,. .w m .... .m.
OIOMWI .
,iirr. ii. iii. Bennett is entertaining
in iriend iron: New llaren.
May Sherwood. of North Wilton. la
the meat at him ltlls Perry.
.4...
A number oi ytmug men drun- to
South Norwulh in a hlt‘lt 'l’undoy
night to whom» Washimro'» Minstrels
til iloyl'a Thrill".
New grmery rlt'rha arrlved in town
flotarday. hoth lmyttrwme at hlr. (Yon-
oery‘o hull» and the other at liarrlo
iiiorltlll'a house. head rlerh for ll.
little.
mm..— M.
masons.
A rsite wall: will he held in Wash»
lngtoa lodge hall. January 20.
A sociable will he hold at the ml»
ileum oi ll. It. Pillow. Friday evening.
man man.
VIII and illlts now “(filth artiste (or
the ll'rdantday night dam Ia iii.
John’s llsll.
i. W. italic-u Ia menus trout the
MW”: '
Wetland-lessen .
illeyele anter- any time will not he
sloth demand the roman autos for
wheels still“ it store than it. shell.
therewttlhelaatasils‘armamau
neasadaenralmsanmllholy
”testimony”.
llflmr
'aoaasr's' oaraaat.
NINNINPEN PINNIB
Ex-llayor Wheeler's Residence
Converted into a Woody Grotto.
GUESTS IN NNNIEN llllNE
WWonthsmvndu
the WWW-demand
Woman; too nicoti-
ly Malta‘s.
A unique entertaininent called a win-
tor picnic was introduced into Nor-
'wullt by ex-iiayor Wheeler and Mrs.
Wheeler, at their home in Arch street.
[art night.
The parlors were converted Into a
picnic grounds. Eight green trees
which had been planted therein. made,
the grounds very "wotxiy" in appear-
aure. The tower reprettentod a "lor—
vra' bower." and m made luxuriant
and inviting with plentiiully rmhloned
retires, .while a grotto oi plant: and
flowers heautilied the big window.
into these alluring ground“ came the
picnirlters. pirtureadue in their suin-
nwr suits oi white duck and flannel.
with white ahoeq and with big hate or
parasols shading their tam (root the
nunmroun little tune with which the
grounds here devised. In fact. tho ltig
hats wero u genres-try, for there was a
whole pianethry system in thr- two
rooms. on less than titty Japanese lan—
terns shedding their soft. radiant light
over the pretty Irene.
Many oi' the pienickm em irtun
the distant town oi Bridgeport. and
they brought good country doughnut»
and getter-(ms. old-loathioned santiwlch-
Pit; In tlwir wrlMillr-d imttlteta. Salad!
and miter- net-n serial. and the happy
rroml witty-ed their basket lum-hrou.
pitting on the ground Willi”? the truest:
i. 9).. on tho lit-or,
Thorn am» no nf‘intflllNl inven-
tions at tranche: or tables about this
pirnicx 'l'lwy uprratl their goodies out
In tlw rent uld—ianhitmt-d way. while
tin») inmgiurd unlit. rod mild and ldarlt
not». running tm-r their vtvmais and
down llil-ll' hark». and lunnni them-
aolvn with their big huts tn trot-p oil
nttmplitm-s. When drt-udiul lhirwty
iron) ti):- lwui ni "id Sol. they drew a
imritot of cool. roirrahlng liquid tirin-
mtmlt‘l from tho old-limo troll. They
were morn Itirillmtit' than moot plt‘itli‘k-
m in tludlng a Woll within ton miles
at thrir plrult- grounds).
l‘nr autism-mm: tho-y hall a plllowdrx
party. l'illowtlu is pinymi with in
ilalcd hullomut. lmt these plt'ttilllttvra
were I’I‘Jl "polo-till" people tit mom
they were. tor titry included the lion
do; firming Hui). twain in number
who, with tho llrltiteptirtm. made up
n trowd oi thirty.
Where who our thing that one doesn't
mually gel at on old-inhhmed ptrnir
but a winter plrnlt may he allowed
norm: privilege». This was Ernest
What-tern Inuir lantern views. A
number at pltllli’fli were thrown on the
illit'l'l. “they raprmnied the members
oi the Monday tanning rlnll in rarlooo
situations and were explained ivy orig.
inal rem-a in hits. Wheeler. The pin»
too and those muhlui espmtiloaa la
rem irritated attendant mrrtmt sail
mt the Minnow pearl! holi- ll
the host oi spirits). They will mira-
hly «my the tuition at a winter pit-ale
in their «utility house.
“I.
is the W (You-rt oi Mont
lerday. use at the first rasen to rote
up was the until at m Melina"
against) A: ll. llytagtoa. involving a
tumour—old tailor hill. Attorney
tmhwood soled that the amounts in
moo-um to the illness at his
W marl. AW ilsrlhert.
’l’he court micron that the Ninth
should he mum on m» it.
WM
Visohlatra’s unant- mm
at M tau Wot do
iloyt’a m lad ‘
l
Mitten are decidedly lively In the
out man... now. lamina; in
volume as the day'- come sad go-«otarlt
downs tum new gown elects. lovely
chances tar lowmriyed stilts. ..
Among those that have been reduced N
am Plain Talelas. Horns. Bengallaes.
”-3 NJ“
M). 2 (it Aztrrhn mwno.
1%.); trig; "l
a
January Cloak Smile.
It has always been our custom to close out our, Cloak stock each ligation and not
to carry any goods over in this line. \\ e have started this sale earlier tint; season
than In previous years on account of the large stock which we have on hand. Every;
gariuont is included ill this salewnot one reservedv—tlte cheapest as well as the high-
est price. All must go. . . ~
In order to give an idea of what this sole means we give you a low of tho
Indian and Snnhaaln tart a little oi!
ercrythlng—and prizes that iorrnerly
ranged irotn 75 cent} to 8125 are now
only 50 cents a yard meganesond w
liability at a remarkably low price.
lilso (my and striped Taiictas. in
an endless variety of shadinga color—N
Inga and styles. that were 75 cents and
$1.00 a yard, now 55 cents.
And brocadeti Talietas. Gros de lam-N N
tires and Chameleon elects; all in a
multitude oi styles and colorlags, wereN
from 31.00 to ".50 a yard, now at one“
unliom price oi “4'5 cents
The assortme'nt is good yet. but the
present special prices are accomplish-
ing exactly the result hoped ior-«rios-N
ing them out quietly.
Evening Sifts. a low choice things
that have just been added. but at a
very low price tor such elegant bounty
and recognized quality.
st: pieces striped Talleta. with the;
groundwork oi a rrry asnow gray:
stripe marked 0! with a wider itr‘lpt‘,
that is shot with dilerent colors such
as green. rerlae. pink. blue and othen
shades. While these pro rery hand—N
mute and rely, elective tor evening
gowns. they 3‘», equally suitable for
summer street wearing. a point in their
tator worth considering and worth re-
membering. ,..,
We have also added a line oi tour
pieces printed Peso do Sole. the
ground work being pink. Nile. light
blue ind white. covered with little
Dresden hum. at the exceedingly low
price oi 85 rvnts a yartl The! are 23
inches wide and very nice quality.
it is not the low prices any more
than it is the aplentlid qualities that
matte our apettoi Muslin
opportunity that has yet Pm «Merv-d.
TheD.M.READCO.
W.
To t'itsrlntvmfi. t‘,
and Jarhmuville. l’l.
without it”.
fiAllthIllUl'lll-“T. 1m at 3?. 3|
Froml’ler29J3. R.,N. Y.
noun .. m;
”DIANE!“
\‘ILIJ'I IS IM‘N‘IJIINT.
l
rumor-ting Vllhmiilnlm tor-rum train. swat ‘
’l'tlv» lit. .luitu - litter Litre,
i'nr I'n Mina. Mutant and all intermediate
mum lltr’ beautiful Mt. Joha' u.
l'lydo Lilli?! t 'milallt'llr. Irv-gratin
moonlit and Minnie, m tinNA
WWW”
7!) rm: NW'IH.
.‘ner allowed at mm. on through
how rota-t mutant-sh Aim.
Jmflhvzla;
(Wine Aw
.nwt airman» Ml. mun water
tat «tourmaline: them when
:i‘ligti tam are-luau rig-l
est ea , ”Matthias. (trials
. till. it... osmium t...
I'
M. this.
.3 ill-W”
"'1‘; ‘r‘w on...
cm“
VII-”IDLE
lulliltlttllttlltl
willow-tilt“.
l' interwar _
sale "and boldly out as the greatest
31mm: worms»
...... Comfort!
items.
. All of our Ladies' l’lain Beaver, Boucle and Cheviot .lackctN; former price,
35 to $6.50. Reducod to $8.75. , N
N All of our ladies Bout-lo and l’lain ( 'loth .rlat lit‘tt-l; former prict- $6.75 to $7 50. , '
NReduced to $4. 75.
N All of our Blouse effects, green. blue and black; former price $8. 50 to $12. 00
NuRetl cod to $5.00
\11 of our liadics’ (heviot and Melton luckets; former Dulce, $8 and $9.
NRetlucetl to $6. 00
All of our line silk-lined lat kets m blot-l and font-y cloths; former price $10 to,
N$12. Reduced to $7.50. '
N All of our liner Jackets; former price. $15. Reduced to “0.00. , N N,
“r 3
All of our Hull) and i’ltntlt Capt-n included in this stair.
All of our Mia-«'9' and l'hlldh’n'fi Jar-Itch, rim innit four to sixteen yum. from “All up.
All of our Infant») hing ('lflakr. bitten one, two, throw and four years, imin $1.00 up.
TRISTRAM Gt HYATT, Norwalk, Conn.
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SCOFIELD & HOYT
With the exit of 1897 this Old Boston Store will have been the new Scofield &
Hoyt store just eight months. Therefore daily lessons were to be learned. and we have
shirt-n to learn, thus we are keeping a better store today than no did one year ago.
You are rewarding as with your custom and confidence. If we keep a still better store _
you will reward us better, and that is what will be done here in 1898
Women’ sJacketsand Furniture.
The under side of thin is always interesting. We shall oommcnt‘e with the M
Year with giving you 10 cent. iii-count, on?" Ladies’ ?d Misses’ Garments and
Furniture for cash for thirty” days.- «
’ SCOFIELD St HOYT,
South Norwallt Conn.
”FOFS'AIE. ‘
:85 Washington Street.
'l'ltc fixtures, counters, shelves, glans
. «ctr
show raises, t'lliili system, It‘ll tita-
FOR RENT.
lions, tables, «in, rim, etc.
7"ku
NTllt’ stor- now occupied by the South
Norwalk Boston Stun», “8 Wash-
iugttut St. Particulars tit store.
N r, o
N Beginning nitlt Tuesday, January 4th. Wi‘ will ittuugtti’titt'
N
i Grand Clearing lip Sale of General Dry Goods,
WI
N
mNnurh a.» want tit-tor lumwu to ”W history of South .\lll‘“il”i.
have goods at your own price.
\ on will practically
I, .s
I ha“. {.mnml limitless t'tlilllt’i'lltlllil elsewhere and shall llllllht? prim-n u Ht’t‘tllld-N
ary «monk-ration, ill order to wind up luminous llt'l't' wt quickly till lmsildv.
onoaoa a van ALS‘I'YNE Proprietor
SouthNorwalkBostonStore,
118 Washington Street.
Gilli thlitl lll‘ill, THOROUGH
Happiness! “'“téfif'dm COURSES...”
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