, ,ufnms out the
Mil the tint port 0! the
( mold-daughter oi Mr.
Julep!) Borham, oi Keyner
{Infinitely ill of bronchial
on. of South Norwalk. will
next week placing the
m J. Walter Pegg'st new
:ngtnrday he completed the
in Allen Wood's house.
, nous rain oi the past lew
tanned the earth placed over
,; pipe crooning Cove street to
m last night the Tramway
found it necessary to place
haunts there to protect peo-
[oing into the excavation.
» of Edith andaée. daugh—
Ilium Bruudage of East Nov
gill!“ Homer Birehard. oi Da~
M men line. was settled thin
‘ -Miu Birchnrds attorneys
& Keogh. sued for $30.45.
. in settlement of the case.
Int Avenue Revival hand will
”are charge oi the services at
‘ Arcane Hethotlint Episcopal
wt This band we: or—
“ one year ago. it in corn—
'Iltout twenty‘live men. its
new are Frederick Fields
,(llnrlu Ainevmrth assistant;
L’fioltnedieu seeretnry.‘ and
VIlIlth, ire-Inner. i" ra'nk Mer—
i‘ihe regular appointed musical
JIM Edward Benedict pianist.
”bud-under the blessing a! (lad
menial in saving stout:
e and abroad. They have
deceived enlln for outside
fichpori. ilnrien and Runny-
‘l‘hc evangelism mice thin ev-
il” begin promptly at 7:45,
' - mam
”Infill. Hilton yesterday nhippet'l
‘ ' W at oysters in Chicago.
in. ”teary Circle will meet with
B. .l. Armin tonight.
"Mom Mlichllug set a trap lor
- in few nights ago and the
, ”hing diemvered his pet dog
- ‘ flit! great joint. He went to
_~ to release him. when ll. hit him
both urine.
no claim in mode by Erneut (‘ro—
M tho put I bullet through the ear
ill. lame mantill do; owned by PM-
Petersen that the «log in a nuinanev
”I ”but it prnrtlre oi lumping on
We. they pass the home.
1'”! has been emit a bad smell in
Mon district uhool lor the pool
“I! that u hon! bud to he lllliliilii
the upper room Nobody car
[or it. hr. French. oi tin
of Health. hue ordered the m»:
not! investigation made.
m... M
my.
I A. Coley. at South Nortmii-
,ufl of hi» routitn, Jame» i'o
ay-
My evening. January .l
fill be given it torture and nor
MINI“!!! Iii Ill! Zion "Ill
Mm: rhurrh by Jullm
fl I'mon who has traveled
ll South Mrirn. bin nnlr
' W ml!” 0' Mill Alli
mi. poniporud until
‘ January 2".
cm. the young bunk
. , whom enlorced
fill 0m Chaplin. and
' lath. «rented a ”not
1 public eonlnnion in
Motion-l rhnrrh.
The congregation
Mimi and then
Minn for Tmn.
' he ttrill inert items" ii
mothering“ up.
Wwillhrnrpon
.rinch'sm burn: He,
really care what
”—0 is made.
m WM”.
Dnirynun of them Dilute. clun-
limnflholhiry.
The second day of the convention of
the (‘onnecticut Dairymen'n association
in Hartford was marked by a great in-
terest in the discussion. which hap-
pened to turn upon the matter‘ol clean-
liness in mill: production and its profit
to the dairyrnnn.
N. l. Bowditch, oi i‘ramingham.
Mam. spoke 0! "Production 0! Milk lor
Family: Tracie." 'ilte [taper brought
out quite a little dintutnnion and the
plan 0! the milk commission was; the
subject of one or two nharp shots. Sam-
he] (foil. 3 well known dnirytnan. said
that "the plan of Mr. Bowditch and
that of the eommission were as (or
apart as heaven in (mm hell."
Byliovernor Hoard, 0: Wisconsin.
made a briel impromptu address. in
whit-h ht- hold more larntern were get-
ting i500 per rent. more lor their pro~
iurt than other farmers. and this was
due to the combined lat-in of is uorantte
ind stuhhmrneu. The proper thing tor
he farmer to do was to realize at once
that he most are lot his end of the
loo and allow the market end to rare
{or itnell. Reduction ol the cont 0!
.nilk production we: the problem. The
tity rontroln and will control the milk
narket. Its intents ot‘health' ran ll:
be quality of milk that shall he sold
ind it in the business oi the larrner to
nine in the stand-rd or get out of the
maineen. [Zn-Governor Hoard reterreti
o the decay oi the priee of farm lands
at the eastern statue. haying that it
rats mini-idem with the posting away
it the American tarmer. In the West
ill plum: hurt been taken by the farm
W353”!!! of Europe.
i‘onvernation with many tinirymeu
'evealed the (art that low it any were
u nu-rord with the scheme of the milk
«nonunion for certified milk. it was
rgurtled an altogether too extreme. al-
hmtglt many oi the milk producers
growl lllll the item of t'lmnilnm um:
tecemry. Nome of the dairynten uto—
ten with knew of any one who had
voluntarily uttered to go into the or-
”BHKPBII’IIR with the contamination.
it not generally thought that mill:
prmim-evl under thou mtrirtlarns
would have to be mid for i! rents per
1:1an in order to bring a return for the
"turn inhor. The plan 0! Dr. limvtlilrh
was much perm-red. 1m- tooked to lu-
renaonnble. but many chromed the abil-
lly to sell milk at 5 rent» a quart an be
low and make n prom. lie hurl, hov-
"t'el'. figured the rmt o! the milk really
‘0 learn the (arm at 3‘}, rent: per quart
and added .7“ at at not for delivery.
leaving him a lnir profit on the Lion
room he nelln daily.
mum mm.
'thirdAnnivunory of the lone often»
poronee Fittingly Observed.
t'onrortl tiivinion. than M Temper.
tot-e, vlnlletl Wentport division, lion
if Tomorrow-v. int night. The orn-
ill,” no the third nnnlrmury of the
.ntter‘n maturation and it won lilting.
'l 'y eeielrnletl, "hirer: were inttnlled.
A line programme was itirnitthrd by
he entertoininu division. It lnrluderl:
Song. Mm. i”. J. You: reading. ii. ti
litter-i; noun. Edith Mnard and Jo—
with l’intt; reriiuilim. Mn. titanic Kent:
remnha. the li. W. it. Cherie: ll;
'lizliifl'll. of lli‘ltlgmn‘l tlli‘inlnl’i fr"
marlin. the li. ('. “2. A. it. linoley.
Kew’f’nnnnn divbton; remarkr, I). ll.
Lenin lint-hell. No. 2. Norwnlh; re-
write. John, R. (mitten. No. 22’».
Greenwich; unmann- entertain,
enrol. ii. .l. Ronni-l.
A fine roihtion tron revved, nlter
«huh the your uni: the ill-.40 not»,
tor Molt. hurling m a mint on.
Mable «my;
A ”Main oi (30‘ka our] New
i’twk’m hereon-tunnel: Iii. Tom.
in “We. into-ninth" or!
to mom on extol-in done-M»
melt’l‘oumtimmthe
lummlatne rout nod have it
inmirnerotloflmtheeutm
«them mourners-uh:
thrombi) nonunion”
of Putin Tu mummoi
it i. . '
mend mm...»
Such is "’0. Numbers of people
they eatwprefer
the superlative to the ordinary”,
want the best: to be had. For them
HORSBVS “BAH COOKED OATMEAL
WAY BILL om $2.558.
This Doc-mot Mimi» cont,
—-on Double. Parlay- Table.
The bills for the trial 0! Charles A.
Boinny lor the murder of George Mar-
cus Nichole loot up 32.45561“, Clerk
Shelton. ol the Superior Court. having
lorwarded them to the secretary oi the
state. This does'not represent all the
costs taxed, and probably not more
than hall or them. but simply those in-
ultlrnt to the urinal trial at the one
in lleeember. Previotn to that a large
amount had been taxed (or expennett
incurred in the rupture of the [\le
murderers. but the amounts are 'not
made publir by the ollicialn.
The state paid a large sun) to the
Pinkerton agency for the services of
detectives», which does not appear in
the costs just taxed. There were inei~
dental expenses whirh may bring the
total coat of the rose to double. and
perhaps treble the ligum given above.
Some ol‘llie trout: were taxed at the
September term of the court. it David
Weeks is allowed to plead guilty the
state will escape eonsiderahle "penile.
FNTFRTAIVMF\T$
floyt’s Theatre,
Tuesday night, Jan. 25,
.tmutui tour and up" lul r'llltuzi "it'll!
"l in lumi'n King»
Gilmore and Leonard,
I'rt‘wmittg llp- ltttml Ivl~li Known-trunk
ltvLi or!» ii} W. .\. .‘I \i \IIT, I-lilillnl
HOGAN’S ALLEY!
Willtuli itu-rlziml . i am: turn
The Sunburn; of Comedy.
SE
I'l‘lt't"' 5v. ‘3’. w. “nah nu“ ”ll ~ulv til I'lsilh
triI‘- owl Ivir'tuh-niug'- «int: -lnnu
NOTICE !
The annual ntmitltoltlern' meeting at
The Nahuatl: Look rmopuuy will be
lwld at the out.» n! the mmpany on
Wednemlay. February 2d. Hill», at L'
o’c-lmi, p. to.
”Hit iii ~ \lirt
Ilinmn' N W “N! I ln‘n
II-letu' - llitrmlir. tini nail zanlr Ii.
i). it. I ummow.
lint-aviary.
Norms: " '
Proposed Fire District.
Whereas, a [million has been previou-
tetl in due thrill to the selenium-ti ol the
town of Somalis, rounding them to
until a meeting for the portion nl en—
tnbllabiun. if deemed ndvinhlo. u live
district in laid town. under the provi-
sion of Chopin l.\'ll. ol the pubiir
arts oi thin state. mud by the (letter-
ai Annemlrl‘ in the you? l3”. and with-
bountinrim». "will:
beginning iii in point II the month of
the l-‘ive Mile River Harbor. on the die
riding line lwtnren the town: at Nob
‘ walls rind linden; thencé lollilWlM lurid
"he ('onnevtlrut tnrn~
pike. or rolled; thenre mteriy along
raid turnpike to llrrilmer'n lone;
ihenre mtttherly along said Sorllmer'i
lane to Went meet; their» utterly
along and Winn aim to the Ilmlllllill”
lim- ol the oily at South Norwalltz'"
theme. billowing said ‘rity ininndary
line in tin» Meadow turret bridge:
limin- utmtha'riy lrotn told him
alone the [motion and Smooth rail-
road in Village their. to relied: than“
following the above. of mid emit. oi
smelt linrlmr. or Winona Cm. no
railed. Iliil of Long inland Bound. to
the plum oi lyglflllllfi‘.
Now. thmtm. notlre in hereby git»
en to the lent votm oi aid NMIIIR.&
moldinn trithin me WWW llu’m
to. that at meeting trill he held at
(Snider's lull. in Mutton. tin called.
in mid town. on Walnut». the at!
fly at Inner. in. at 7 o’rloeh in
the erratic. tor the m at mm
m m petition.
dividing line to
who. it. n. m.
. P nonunion.
m
. Mutter: hreldeeidedly lively in the
Silk Department now; increasing in
volition In the day; come and gommark
downs ‘ma new gown enacts. Lovely
chime for low-priced eilku.
Among those thnt have been reduced
are Plain ii'aiieiu. Movies. Bengalinea.
Indian and Sunhkin tact a little ol
everythingw—and print! that lorinerly
ranged lrotn 75 cents to 81.25 are now
only 50 cents n yard. Elegance and re-
Illblllly It A remnrkobly low price.
Also fancy und striped 'l’niletas. in
an outline variety oi nhndingn, color—
, ing- nuti styles. that were 75 cents and
“.00 it yard. now 55 min. .
And broaden Tatiana. (iron tie Mn-
dm and Chameleon clients, all in a
multitude 0! styles and color-lugs, were
from 81.00 to ”.50 a yard. now at our
unilorrn price or 75 cents.
'The assortment in good yet. but the
present speeinl prices are accomplish-
ing exactly the remit hoped lord-lou—
lug them out quickly.
WW. N»... .
Evening Silks a few thoite things
that have just been added. but at a
very low price Tor lill'li elegant beauty
and recognized quality
iii: pieces striped Talleta. with the
groundwork of a very narrow gray
ntripe marked on with a wider stripe
that ionhot with dilierent colon such
as green. entire. pinlt, blue and other
ehldee.
some and very (attentive lor evening
gowns. they are equally suitable for
summer street wearing. it point in their
Il'loi’ worth ronnlderlng and worth re-
numbering.
We hole also added a line 0! four
pieces printed l’eau the Sole. the
ground work being pink. Nile. light
blue and white. covered with little
mention Mort-s, at the exceeding” low
price of 85 (“€an a yard. They are 22
inches wide and very nine quality.
it in not the low prim any more
than it is the nptendid qrtalitien that
make our npecinl Muslin l'nderwenr
vale stand boldly out an the. xreatent
i
m
TheD.M.READCO.
mu.
GLIDE LINE
3 \ILINUH 'I'lll— WEEKI. Y til 3 P. hi
From Pierzo. E. R.,N. Y.
FLGRIDA IlIl—‘IITNN
Sill lI‘IIIS.
stimulant .iiuuvt:
rim: l.\' mvumtv.
Tot Illl'lt'olon .I
and .lneknonvl ir F1
wiiluml l bum.
l'lyle' 5 Hi John n lliirr l in»
for l’nlltlko, Houdini and all intermediate
bouillon on ”w ill nitliflil iii. .l'nhn n
('lyilt- I.iiwrut‘.munlu-lw lmluoiu, Al-l
mtuptitt and Herttltwle, out the
Mini will; miter Slip:
1'" Till-l mti'fll.
no or nil-mail oi t‘hurlent-m am through
in the [allowing tlnt'rilml linen and lii'll
how mm int 'horlrntum. 8-month, Atlanta.
inehumvlllt- and all mint» moth.
tuiniue ilmlwlln. Hut-uh “mower Art
ammonium iot-
Rom? luv min; nil roll or port miter
nrlt‘l pun nil this "mind lite «at. when
patron have ”Ni amt um um included um:
um um earn-nu IIIW!‘ mm or stun no its
a :lm’ul will take you ”We the MW
wt "W e on y no
that dint hi.
um“, applicant-ti in twin" Ilfllflnmnl.
fil'lyfinhl’uflmnll ‘\ PM
i tumul- iimu,‘ V. l‘) ’1:th Dell's"
'miwioi it’ll
rm.
luv. m. Ern'llmum um, “Na-WW
atone: I. Illlil. “out.
(it natmi in mm limit.
I M t “m
VILUIBLE
Real little ll Auction.
gmntm in on «W the” 0 hurt at Wit-nu-
will
innit plhllrn inmm lulu hill!!!»
i
Mutilation-tit tuiunuyutggivm
While there are very hand-g
opportunity that IIII yet been oilered. .
Willa all" null lilnflnml mm it".
out price All must go.
items.
Reduced to $4.75. . .
Reduced to $5..00
Reduced to $6. 00.
$12. Reduced to $7.50.
to carry any goods over in this line.
All of our liner Jackets; former price, $15.
All or our l'loth ulill I'IUfill l‘uim included in title snip.
All of our Mimw' and i 'liildn-n'x Jacket» size-n [mm {our to uixtecn yours, from $1.00 up.
All or our infanis' hunt ('lonks. t-izes one, two. three and (our years, from! $0.00 up. ’ .
TRISTRAM 8t HYATT, Norwalk, Conn.
N0. 2 (.A/t‘rri. uniting.
January Cloak Sale.
It has always been our custom to close out our Cloak stock ouch season and not
We have started this sale earlier this season
than in previous years on account of the large stock which we have on hand. Every
garment is included in this $8I8~ll0t one reserVed~the cheapest as vvell as the high-
All of our Ladies I’laiu Beaver, liottclc and Cheviot Jackets; former price,
$5 to $6. 50. Reduced to $3.75.
\II of our Ladies’ Bnuele and Plain (' loth Jackets; fm'tnerprice, $6. 75 to $7.50.
All of our Blouse offer ts, green, blue and black; former prism. $8 50 to $12. 00.
1
In order to give an idea of what this sale means we give you a few of the
All of our Ladies’ Cheviot and Melton Jackets; former price, $8 and Sill
All of our fine silk-lined Jackets in black and fancy cloths; former [ll'li't' $10 to
Reducod to $10.00. '
SCOFIELD & HOYT.
Vi ith the exit of 1897 this Old Boston Store will have been the new Scofield &
Hoyt store just eight months. Therelore 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. l
You are rewarding us with your custom andmfidwu. If we keep :1 :till better store
you will reward us better, and that is what will be done here in 1898 - '
Women? 5 Jackets [and Furniture.
The under side of things is always interesting. We shall commence with the New
Year with giving you 10 percent. discount on all Ladies' and Misses’ Garments and
Furniture for cash for thirty days.
" SCOFIELost HOYT,
83 Washington Street,
‘ ‘1
South Nor-walk. Conn.
Not'wulk Boston Store,
1 ingtou St.
i’olneriim wiilumtuoiirm "turning iminI. iimi ‘
1 I have formed luminesu connections elsewhere, and shall make prim-s u semml»
to wind up business here as quickly as [)tiiiSlIiIi‘.
l
inry t'iillillilill'tltltiil, in order
FOR liENTf
The store now occupied by the South
IIS Wash-
I”artioulurs at store.
FOR SALE.
The fixtures,
show ('uues,
lions, tables, eta, eta, etc.
x.‘
counters, shelves, glass
('iliill system, ten stu~
Beginning with 'I'uesday, January 4th, we will inaugurate
A Grand Clearing Up Sale of General Dry Goods,
iilll'll us was never known in the history of South Norwulk.
Melton." have goods at your own price.
You will prut'iit-ally
I neonate R. VAN ALS'I'YNE, Proprietor,
l
SouthNorwalkBostonStore,
‘ 118 Washington Street.
Comfort l
Happiness l
to obtain the former and
to its for your
Furnace and Range Goal
to than you warm and
rock your mm» letter
naturally Mimi; and
while you In contented.
don't town the boron in
your mate. They mu
have our
Grand Central Inlet,
RAILNAD PLACE.
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Windmie and Retell demons in
Fresh and Salt Fish.
Oysters. Clams.
Ventilation.
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Tim Milli mud every day.
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