Ito a wagon by n playmate.
Iicinn was called
» afternoon.
Elie hastened out unassisted.
at William Poyyez.
pill! “lira.
Methodist Epineopnl more it
charge tomorrow night-
1m urrir e.
to their many trio-nus last. night
”or of tne event.
' ‘ were present
oht-ol-town sent regrets.
' Wright reridenre in East are-
plll‘ pinntr, among the lornIr-r
in elegant box of mt flow
from ll. Krieger and family.
Norwalit. in the parlor a de-
1p,,1,,-4nttulottl programme wan ren-
LVD. Keeler and Charles ('ole»
manna. Whint.
wire enjoyed Dnm' 111g wall In-
in” h! the younger people the l-‘lpfl
m in being utilized lor that pur-
llllnit: flan lurnluhed ivy Ell:
W‘Jollnlun and Ilmilrey l'lzinger,
m. Int! it was in the small hollrn
‘the morning below the gathPrlni:
the w Avenue Methodist lxvimrpat
Gilmll. in! night. were of an intense—
ly interesting charmver. Tn» enthu-
m‘ musical director. llarry llyp.
. . led the singing with rhnrarterintn
energy. He mounted all the little-
girls to come to the platform and wing
”no Dori: Valley." whit-h they clirl
with pleading effort. The autumn: Im-
Manhole!" l’harlen .linnworth op-
Ill“ with prayer and the superinten-
ll!!! J (Y. Hawkins. rmd the Rt rlpl—
!” mend made a brief, but powerlul
m The oiliror anml teachers to!»
m filth words of em-mtrngement
H . «battalion.
’ in Charloll’e Temple. one o! the
\ whom. were exo-m-dlngly inter—
. She upolte oi the lirnt mwling
ya! kiwi in "WI. when the uhooi
mm but twenly whoioru. won
and tiled to meet in the old
s . Which was rm‘rnlly purified by
The ilitlnlonln oi the rhlldren
l» mrtrlm.
mum.
in Btnmlord.
in Port t‘ltmrr.
m yenerdny III the will"
our friend- in the village.
km. who has been blunt;
.. «new mm on (meteor:
“Manitoulin.
«mt-rm.» MMM
Salon has moved to
3 home in 'utlrd aven-
nre finishing the Inn-
4 in Allen Wood'u’homiu
mm injured one of his
.llhtliy on Tuaedny. By being
,_ while l-‘ranlt
mutating“ the Mill pond.
new” and he was precipi-
the water. which was up to
home for a change of cloth-
, Renliclter cluh held a business
Wt ymerdny afternoon. in Dan»
W’fln‘m‘medieus store and decided
the proposition for member-
He will he
, » at the meeting to be held
, In Rowayton. the same degree
‘Mle'rred as on the loot ram"-
who was Victor W. Ferris, and
d the weather clear lIy night
.. Berlvnl hand will have charge 0!
m muslin meeting at the Basil
the alarm continues the pastor will
Mime for the band and they will
’ The
Sulth quartette are expected to
m Inward Beneditt will preside at
pinto. Prank Merriam will lead
It in! lire. Henry D. Wright. who
fluently married. gave a rm~ep~
About nevnty
and a number
The
prettily derornted with now-
0!
land Keeler: rota! union by
up all or which were charmingly
eurhre and other
Thoma Kelly prompted. .\ sump-
‘ clipper was sorted into in the
The Sunday school revival sorrirm of
The . remlnlttmnueu
m member-o at th» Ban: Avenue
were also a moot lmprenuite
. Inllon and two mos haw
flaw. at Main street. hm»
hereon. who has been in
[or nevernl weeks. won
luhhl \‘oeimrgh and liber-
o popular young couple
when quantity oi rorlt on his
.6! the them road. wit-nod
4, Wing to complete the r!!-
m mm nerml week
I. P. than”. of (um:
#- wort: this mine with _
“some {route tori. tiller.
Mmflmb
mi lull
WMMWEW.§5‘Wh
“kill: mien. harm
moved in there yesterday utter-noon
and today. The new tinting in oi n
rule hourly uppronehlng the lamb-r-
tile. and to in admirable keeping with
the church. it in built of bull-colored
. hunk end in two stories in height. be-
ing' a modicum addition to the villas
nlrendy "ending in that part oi the
6".”
Two of ”reunion Edward 1 Lauri:
gnn'a'tenms figured in a solution Tues:
day night. One wan in charge of
Cherie. Meltwood and in the other
were Joseph Seymour and Frnnlt
lochwood. They were going in upon:
site directions below the residence oi
Harry Pepper. and In the darkneu
Charles inehwoodn wagon ran into
the other one and was overturned. He
was buried beneath it, hot the home
pulled the wagon on no he crawled out.
Frank captured the horse and prevent-
ed him from getting away while the
carriage was righted. The, top was
badly broken. and. with the other car-
rinse whirl: wan romewhat damaged.
was taken to ll Arthur Grilhn'u than
for rr-pnirn
9‘3!!! ”0 lm.
Ernst Korh went to New York city
today.
Spencer, non of Mr. and him Homer
Birehnrti. in nick.
The young people are enjoying the
skating on Tilley'u pond.
Mr and Mrs. Ptlshmnn. of Mnnuheld
avenue are spending a few days in
New York ill).
Liveryman George W. Bailey has
been Intending a few days at his old
home in Mt. Kinro.
The rm'iral ferric“ for this week in
the Methodist: Episropni chorrh clone
tomorrow night. Mrs. Smith has been
assisting the pastor the pat week.
The ("enter sehool is growing. You.
lerday there were I22 rcholam in at-
rendanee. the largest ever known. and
this out o! a mini enrollment oi lilo).
The mmmittee. Principal Bibblnu and
tear-here feel proud 0! thin achieve—
ment. which not many «hoot: of the
size in the lllmo- ran equal.
Loot Tueedny night some one shot
Peter Peterson's dog while Mr. Peter-
wn was standing hat a low lee-t away
from the (“aninlk Mr. Paternal; say: he
recognized the shooter as the youngest
son ot a neighbor. and pronoun to bare
him prompted. He does not yet
know what the deed was done (or.
moi.
Miss Emma Partriclt in on the unit
list.
Wilbur Slurgeu has lwen on the MP“
list for :1 (Hr days».
Mini Mabel nitrogen in whoring lrom
blood poilmming.
ills» Minnir Williams ha» urn-11! a
{our day» in Good lilii.
i'harlen Perry and sister will enter-
tain a numlwr oi young lriend-I Thom
day awning.
Mr and bin. Charles Gregory. oi
(annbury. have been guru“; til him.
t'arrio lludd.
film. Morrin Parry, who has been It!)
long all inmiirl from 1hr untntimn. in
now able to he nhtml the house.
The indie: ol Zlmln lliil Melhtuiivl
i'Ipiuttitinl Mllllnll Inn-t with Mrs.
l‘harlm llregory. thin nut-11mm.
Tito em-utire rmnmiltee of Norfivlli
llrnnge will hold a meeting on Thorn-
dny evening. at the home ol tht treat»
III-er. Minn Annie i’ltt‘ll.
llru. Lloyd 3. (lmlirey. Mina Jenn
.‘ilm‘lt'hell. (Y. 1’. Gregory. of Not-Mid
tlrnnp. anointed in the programme
gimp ivy the Vulriiold munty Pomona
Grange, at it! annual meeting on Wed-
rmtday night. at ilrmhelcl lllll
”autumn
Milo imitate .lnrrin has been in town
in. .1 low dnyn
T he young people oi llranl hvllle had
It tor-i party at the home oi Min- Kath-
lervn Willialm. In! Vrirlar night. All
halt! a wry plenum llnta. They will be
entertained lhlo Friday ‘ evening by
lira, Lewis Mud.
lint. ll. it We» entertaining her
domain. Sire t'. Ila-none. 11nd
lriend. lin- M. llorrohue. of New Yorit
pity.
The ladiee’ "ennui-oi untidy oi
the Wu Congregational
ehorrlt Int-l It the him of hire 1.“.
Willi-Inn. lt’ednewtluy.
hire. 1. ll. William! not hire. ll. hi.
Wald» spent two days It mm.
with tin. (Y. ll. Godfrey. outfitter oi
the former.
ml“.
”in [MMbfllhflt’t lid.
mm. not” tint”
h‘.
#
ill-noel»:
wnmmwwm"
My ”ll
some one could come to his atrium
Martin ‘Troy. .lr.. hard the hon
menu and Wool lathe moo.
on m ennui ”neutron.
Induunllhidelalud uphynrp:
my Jouph c. litter.
The chief: at Penn: tribe, l. 0 R. N"
or New Canaan. were trim) up last
night by Deputy Joseph C. Miller. at
l’nenu tribe, of South Norwnllt, who
was assisted hy Richard Bland no son-
up. and lv'. 6. wothrton all prophet.
William Welnheit accompanied the
party to New Canaan. The ollloers
were an lollown:
finchemmi". Selleek.
Senior Sagatnore—W. BarretL
Junior Segumore—H. I". Johnson.
l’rophetaw. .l. Brant.
K. at li.—~K. w. 81-hntidt.
(r, oi il.--ll. ll. Mead.
K. 0! W. ~w. l.. llioliwuod.
l’irnt Sanapwileorge Heehler.
Second Sanapwileorge Srott.
litlard oi Wigwam—P. B. Weed.
(hard at l-‘oreutw lv’loyd A. Wood.
Warrior»- rld. 8. Arnold. .l. Dunn. A.
l’. Downs and 0. ll. Blarktnan.
Braver—Sands Roscoe. .l. Holly. 1-:
Humphrey and E. Bennett.
Speeches were made by the South
Norwnllt indiann and others. The
huntern' degree was conferred. Mi
enjoyed a least ol renimn and other
good things.
r.
ovum 11.11315. \ 7..
r4 N...
lloyt’s Theatre,
Tuesday night, Jan. 25,
.‘illliml hull! and v..." iul . rump mum
oi ln-lnml'n Kipp.
Gilmore and Leonard.
PIT-willing tlw lull-bl lrlelt N-vltwttttntlily
in ‘lttrh l.) \t’, .\. .‘lM'All‘l'.vmltinl
HOGAN’S ALLEY!
“'illt all ll- nrlxlrmi I'ltllhll’lt'f“.
The Sunburst of Comedy.
SEE
Prim-VJ», for, ,3, Nil"- Ituw un mle M l'ltti»
it'ti'n stud liln'iklt'lllllz" tlrtm ytnn-w.
llvmm’ u \llrt
illnrrtu’ ‘1' yr 'l' t ion.
"1mm 1» llltItttiltatnl run! gar-it 11.
llintrirt . ol Sorwallc. no. Probate
t'ourt. January 19111. A. it. 1898.
Whereas. mitten :tpplirallon has
lawn made to this court for adminis-
tration oi the estate of Maria ll. liar-
rey. law or Nurwallr. in wold District.
decenml.
tlrtlnml. that mid npplimlion he
heard and dolermlnml at the Probate
(Inn:- in Norwalk. on the filth day of
January. A. it. low, at in o't-lorlt lore:
noon: and that pnhllr omit-e thereof
he given In all persons interested
therein by publishing this order in :1
nrwupoprr lmrlmt a I'irvnlntion in unit!
lliutrirl. or. lent-u (our day» below will
«lay oi hearing.
ASA ll. Wllullwrillll.
Judge.
I ll!) ll
N01161::
Proposed Fire. District.
“Therein. it petition ilmt boon presen-
itml in due turn: to ll"- nelwtmen oi lhr
Moon of Norwullt. mounting them to
roll a mwlinn lor the purpose of en—
Iablluhing. ll dwmml advisable. a tire
lllllll’lt‘l in unit! town. under the prowl:
nionn oi i'hapwr l.\'ll. o! the public-
m'tn ol thin Mute, panned by the (inner:
nl Aummlll' in the your lllllfl. and with-
in nu- l’ollowing tient'rilu-d linen and
lunlndarieu. ill-wit;
lkglnning M a point at the mouth at
the Five Mile [liver linrlmr. on the dl~
riding line lwtween the towns of Nor-
wain and “11.1“”; lilrnre following mill
dividing lino to 'ho Connor-titan ttlrn~
piiw, no railed; thence easterly along
said turnpike to tlrribnor'n lane;
thence southerly along raid srrlhnern
lane to Walt «treat;
elong said Went street to the lumudary
line or lin- v-lty oi flouth Norwnllt:
than" following will 1»in lumndary
Eliot» lo the Meadow street bridge:
than": southerly lroln sold trudge
along the "armory and Norton": rail.
road to \‘lllue l'reelt, no rolled: thenre
lollowlng the phone or paid «week. 0!
Nam-ll: llurlmr. m Wit-oil’- Cove. so
called. and of long Inland Sound. to
the place oi twinning:
Now. thereto". 11mm- l- Molly giv-
en lo the legal voters ol unlit Norwallt.
residing within in who» mined lim-
it». that. n meeting will he held at
tinitler'a linll. in liownylon. no called
in mold town. on Venue-day. the 2.01
day oi January. It». at ‘1’ o'clock in
tile ere-in. lor the norm oi nesting
upon paid petltlon.
hated it Nomads. the min duo!
January. A. t). tan.
F. ii. ”MILL.
.- -- meant run-Inn ,
’ filillilflallu“ ”W
W to m
.W Anderson ventured upon route -‘
thin ice it mm pond. Tue-day air 2
Drone thrown. He ro-
tnlmtl hilt hold upon the thin too until .
Inc-ore easterly”- llmrlm. am, s. t.-
“Ilium jdecidedly lively in the
Sill: Depart t now; tour-ailing in
volume as «the day: come and ply—mark
down! and new gout: elects. Lovely
chnncen {or low-priced silks. “
Among than that have been reduced
are Plnln Tallulah, Morten, Bengalinen.
indies 11nd While-4h incl 11 little ol
everything~nnd pr. “rs that formerly
ranged from '35 cent; to 81.25 are now
only 50 cents a yard. Elegant-e and re
liability at a remarkably low price.
Also fancy and striped ’l'nlietnu. in
an endless variety of nhndings, t-olbr—
lngs and styles, that were 75 cents and
$1.00 3 yard. now 55 cents.
And broraded 'i‘nlletaa. (iron de hon-
dren anti Chameleon ellertn. all in a
multitude or style: and coloringu, were
from Si .00 to it. 50'- a yard, now at our
uniform price ol" 1:3 centn. .
The assortment in good yet. but the
present special prices are. accomplish-
a
est price. All Intuit go.
items.
Reduced to $4. 75.
Reduced to $5 00
Reduced to $6. 00.
ing them out quickly. 1
Evening stilts, a low choice thingaf
tery low price (or such elegant beauty
and recognized quality.
Silt pieces striped Toilets. with the
stripe marked oil with a wider stripe
that in nhot with dillerent colors such
on green. reriue, pinlt. blue and other.
mule and very electivr tor evening!
gowns. they are equally suitable for
summer ItreeWnring. a point in their
larur worth considering and worth re-
numbering.
We have also added a line 0! four
pieces printedE l'enu lie Sole. the
ground work ‘belng pink. Nile. light
blue and white. covered with little
Dresden Mom, I! the exceedingly low
price 01' 85 went- 11 yards They are 22
ineheu wide anti very nice quality.
'It in not the low prices any more;
than it ill the splendid qualities that
log exactly the mull hoped lor—«flon—E.
that have loot been ndded.ln1t at It}
groundwork n! It very narrow gray}
shades. While these are very hand: y
to carry any goods over in this line.
NO 2 (xAZlIi'l‘E B1
anuary Cloak Sale.
I t: has always been our custom to close out our Cloak stock each season and- not
We have started this sale earlier this season
than 111 previous years on account of the large stock whiElI we have on hand. Every
garment is included In this sale-mot one reserved—the cheapest as “well as the high- » ‘
i[.l)lNG
e
i .
t
In order to give an idea of what this sole means we give you a few of the
All of our Ladies’ Plain Beaver, Bonnie and Cheviot Jackets; former price;
35 to $6.50. Reduced to $3.75.
All of our 'Ladies' Bowie and Plain (' loll) Jat kots; former 111111136 75 to $7. 50.
All of our Blouse effects, green, blue and black; former price, $8.50 to $12.“).
All of our Latiies' Cheviot and Melton Jackets; former pr re, $8 and $9.
\ll of our line silk- lined Jackets 111 black and funny cloths; former price $10 to
1512. Reduced to $7.50.
All of our liner Jackets; former price, $17).
All of our t'lutli nmi l’lttsit (”apt-s iurlutlt-vl in this Itaie.
Reduced to $10.00.
All of our )limm‘ null Children's Jill'lll'ltfi, illzcfi from four to eixleon yearn, lmm till! up.
All of our lulnnts' Long ('inaks. sizesone, two. thm-aml {our year». from $1.00 up.
TRISTRAM St HYATT, Norwalk, Conn.
mnlte our apeI-ial Mllllltl Underwear
sale stand boldly out an the greateut'
opportunity that has yet been odered.‘
Tth.M.READCO.
”DOME.
Tut 'lmrleullm)‘ l' %
IntlJnr'hoonvlllu it i
without change '
HAIIJNGS Tlil- WHFKI Y at .‘l 1' {ii
Front Pier 29, E R., N. Y.
FLORIDA Illl- Ill’i'fili
STEAMl-‘l in :tlilil‘i'l" .i.\l KrillX-j
V [I l 1-. IN ll.\\'l. Illll'l‘, 1.
Forum-1m: with Mlialtllllx ”turning trout». and E
( 'lulv' u "t .lultu' :- lliwr Line ’
For l'ulollw. linoluni and oil lmr‘rlm‘dlule l
latulllurnmllt:lumitlfulfil..lul1n'~
I'iyth- Itllli‘l’lt t" ullltllll ltt- implode, Al -
gottquin 11ml Seminole ort' tlw :‘
1111111111 idling Pinup! Slip *
Til Til}? Mil Til.
.N‘Enrptmvr alluwrd at ( holiest-111 on through
i l M!
Im- mint»! hurlepllull."u¥ullnnll. All-Mn 1
Jpn hum-I illo- nnd 11 ll mm» mm! 1
t'ttleiue um mulled. import! l'nwnger Ar-
mlmoudnlimn.
So net-omit lnr golngull mil or port. Witter
and pun ntl thw- luv moi the mini. when
you tum how men]- nnd hurt - ltwloderl will»:
out mum 1- won" alum rout :11 ill her. It» ”11..
n unr- limt will an 7"". all the war to florid-1’.
with-rut rhuuge The I 'lyolr in titl- only line
"Hi d4" IM Lu
kin-dol- rtmm nod lllo-lmtml limit” (we;
upon nppllrntlnn to “NW pertinent.
W In. I'. ”Mr A ('11., tlonrrul/t
halt-uni
l? film"!
"it“;
1'. ll Panirnfllvr mu WJ lJirMemm
gen. out ll!” fill. Wortnmam
IIIVJIIIDIIJICL. Mngllngtirnn New You
Blfllfi! f. IIIRSI. Agent.
my 13.1me than. Ito-tut «mill. i
«mm f
sw- mu- l’hl
lylnntllrsLn
Real Estate at Auction.
l’tmooot to no I
luv the Mum of mill, llwmlwrlhnwlll
on” [or air, nupnhi' nuellnll. In the highest
Ii". on
Bill“) lllflfltllillllm ill
1 2 e‘rlmlt «turn-11111.01» lot oi lI'lll In tumult
litmllt mum chm
u it a“ nth-u“ remit"
”not; :Tmrnjwé; '5“ or
l
l
l
"l the tutor of Purdue "
Not'wnik Boston Store,
iugton St.
Hoyt store inst eight months.
llH Wash-
l’nrtit'ulurs at store.
The fixtures,
show vases,
SCOFIELD 8L HOYT.
With the exit of 1897 this Old Bostonfilore will have been the new Scoficld 8r
Thereiore daily lessons were to be learned. and w e have
strivrn to learn, thus we are keeping a better store today than we did one year ago.
\ on are rewarding us with your custom and confidence. If we keep it :till better store
Iyon will reward us better, and that Is what will be done here In 1808
Women’ sJackets and Furniture.
The under side of things is always interesting.
Year with giving you 10 per cent. di~connt on all Lndtcs’ and Misses’ Garmenisand
Furniture for cash {or thirty days.
SCOFIELD um
83 Washington Street.
FORWRENT:
E'l'lw store now m-t-upied by the South
We shall commence with well”!
I
South Norwalk Conn.
FOR SALE-lam
counters, shelves, glass
unit system, ten sta-
tions, tables, em, elm, lltl‘.
l’egiuuing with Tuesday, January 4th, we will inaugurate
A Grand Clearing Dp Sale of General Dry Goods,
3“] arms,; sut it as was lieu-r knottu in the history of South Norwalk.
'i on will practically
have goods at your ow“ price.
l lllli'l' forlut-tl business vouttertions elsewhere, and shall make prim-s a second—
ary t'olmitlt'ra ttiou, in order to wind up business here as quickly as possible.
GEORGE R VAN ALSTYNB, Proprietor,
fSouthNorwalkBostonStore,
118 Washington Street.
Comfort l
EHappiuess i
to obtain the iorler and
to no lor your
Furnace and DangeGoal
to Imp you went all
molt your Wine latter
naturally iollown: and
while yon are contented
don't forget the home in
your nettle. They Illa-l4
have or
m use an 1‘
mm m It?
“low.
minimum”
low-imp;
Vegetation
Grand central Inlet,
RAILWAD PLACE.
Wink-ole nod llriuil citation lo
Fresh and Salt Filth,
Oysters. Clarita, ,
Encallovl. Lobster-u.
111.1 v. Iotnruaux'rot"
‘ 11mr mom
Wm...“
lilo” illdlah would every day.
:01va W.
l'uu'l‘mtotm
,_ unlit
W.m
tuonqucu
cOURSEsm-
.4}...
Ionian-plug.
machined violin calm
Arithmetic.
inciting.
commercial Lew.
Menu We“.
"King‘s“ “
Norwalk Chronicler