is very low at
survive the day out.
llliord Blue hive‘agone
in tom the wedding ali-
alid lira. .l. 8. llubv
quarterly conference oi
«he held in the parlors of
mun Methodist Episcopal
. - night at 7:30.
W
I. Osborn's property in
. was attached. Saturday,
Sherifl Lyon, to secure a
mo by 6. w. Griswold, oi
leek. son 0! Mr. and hire.
' anther. fell in the pushy pond.
nines been quite sick at his
Emory Boulevard. It is
who has the thumps.
Weber club will go to Row-
lmrow night. and hold a
' with Brother Elmer Case.
I..Bmith and Daniel L'Honio
‘I went down to that place last
made all the-a‘et:essary ar-
Axta. Members willnienve the
’here on the ‘l :10 trolley
I... I. Reynolds. of 1“ air Haven,
MM two exceedingly pow-
m in the Advent church.
, preaching to good congre-
Tliis week Wednesday and
ghlghts the services will be
t by Charles H. Sweet. pastor
Advent church in Pittslleld.
evangelistic services will con-
tfilght at the East Avenue
- . Episcopal church. The tip-
lm will unite with the class
general revival rally. Rev.
,3. lauds. pastor oi the Metho»
roll at Darien. with a band oi
workers and new converts
Whine. will be present and
II the service. After a hail-
gfinung. led by Frank lilerriain.
”will address the meeting.
" my” spirit and influence in—
all of the services at the East
.,?Isthodist Epist opal church
,The rift in the clouds came
tlutilne to secure a good allt'llilr
#0. morning service and also
, Inhhsth school session. The
‘ had meeting at mt; was led
Waldo. It was an hour of
; The ”evening servicc was
Milled. ‘Frank Merriam sang
Kinny and Nine.” The .lcrouit
double male qttartette. oi which
Crockett in the newly appointed
.. , ”g with marvelous eiiect
the Lost (lites In," and "0.
‘ . la iiy Boy Tonight?" Thc part—
_ hunched an awakening sermon to
‘7'!“ Sheep oi the House oi ls-
Severai adult; requested the
7 oi the people. and one young
. “In courageously forward to
. altar ad professed nonversion
seetl was one of marked inter-
‘ and power.
» ”Am.
'13. l. D. Woods lit ill of the grip.
filly-rd r. Rite. of stain street. is
Ill oi the dropsy.
Eytnhur tirillin in spending it
in New vork t-lty.
_.lbll. of Philadelphia, hurt been
‘0! l'. Boylston. tho past few
”as is digging the miiar
pipes for a man “all!“
m has just hall thirty
‘ tirade up by William
. loath Norwallt.
Aaron ilteretis and
Wm have returned
1visit in New York city.
W Main. yesterday
mill endeavored to
last year. two inert ilahv
‘ l is improving the M
‘ about ills resident. it
mug repairs to the hill
Em".
First avenue. and it ,
mu Sldlo Weed wt. iii last week of
III llucli oi rheumatism. “
, lites Edith Oliver, oi New York has
boon visiting Miss Basie Fitch.
Mrs. J. C. Jones. of Noroton Heights.
has recovered from her recent illness.
Mrs. James Whitney is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Chichester, of Siam-
lord.
Mrs. A. C. Paris attended the tuner’
at of a relative in New York city. last
week.
Miss Madge Burke. oi New York. is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Thom“
Riley.
Mrs. William French. oi New rent
is the guest of Rev. and Mrs. Louis
French. 0! Noroton.
Miss Agnes Hohineyer. of Key York
is being entertained, by Mrs. George
Southwick, of Noroton.
Gladys Birchartl. daughter oi Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Blrcliard, has nearly
recovered from her recent illness.
The Board of Belief met with the as-
sensors. Saturday afternoon. and held
the last meeting of the series.
Miss Mary Strangeward has coin-
rttenced a course of music under the
direction of Misti Schnell, oi Norwaik
Ernst Koch went to Philadelphia to-
day. to attend a quarterly meeting oi
the finance. committee of the Supreme
Castle. Knights of the Golden Eagle. of
which he is a member.
.llrs Waterbury has returned to her
borne ,at Talmadge Hill. alter a visit
of three when; tougher daughter,
lire. Seely. She contemplates another
visit to Dario» in March.
Rev. Mr. Hoyt of New Canaan
preached at the Soldiers' Home: Nora
ton Heights. yesterday. at 3 p. in. Mr.
lioyi conducts services at the horn.
the second and fourth Sunday» in
each month.
cannons.
Washington lodge will hold a socia-
hle Wednesday night
flowyaq who WW
in ninth lflhtfl 4
Mrs. George W. lierrlis. oi New
York city, is visiting her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Peter D. t‘ronit.
3., Ed
lonely
No itervlt-cu were held in the chapel
yciitrrday. owing to the failure of Rev.
ii. W, liarhydi, of Westport. to be
present.
The Kodak Musical club will give an
entertainment at Washington Lodge
hall. Saturday night. for the bent-ht oi
flit? lmigt‘.
7,
Postmaster E. l.. tire-gory is having
serious trouble with his arm. At one
time it was learrd that amputation
might be necessary. Iir. ii. ll. Hun-
tington and Dr. Walter liltchmclt have
charge oi the vase.
«was.
BROAD m
Mrs, tiurdncr liouton iii'quite iii.
Aaron Forbell is visiting relatives on
Long Island.
iiontor Buttery has secured a ritua-
liou in ilrmitlyn.
Ileana-us Der lsry All. he.
Under the lttnpitfl oi the Mary Ann
isle Maintain] annotation s bazaar is to
he held at Armory ball. Aleaaiidria.
\‘a.. this autumn. tor the purpose oi
muting funds tor the erection oi a
lumbiuent to the memory oi Mary Ann
in. the nuitiwroi the mnthcru chit-i-
tain. The monument will adorn the in:
let-cellist oi twooi the irincipal streets
in Alexandria.
J; tastiest Worst-5
A little laws tor you are an anal-v
A little both» is hard to lists—-
Mr good or whim iroiit our "all.
lay ., shore it with you? is it touch to not
llaril ytt' lash yr' title as a chance!
hens-ha m in the land of Iron".
he will leteh sad «any. sad you i pin.
sud alone our «result MW . hula.
Int-rm and “was tool-hrs s
for statutes s «M I not iari
tiara ye! Hang-W ills-ass moi
MW m the . .
Wemwilliag to infinite
Vail throw lanai your tattle. list .
it asaydnflardhwialuflrm
tile-in
H-O trade-mark.
“not under his label.
mm MAI-COOK!!! OATMEAL»
' Lawrence. Knit, can be awn llllw eyed,
' great ndrantugeoi thclrptmnai fumbles.
' nlliubtrsof white Indiana. and he calls
, Fillillllfil‘il].~ii~
SOME WHITE lNDlANS
moan and. in; Wan list i»...
p ‘ or Mon-soul Wart. .
There lire too untny wi ii 3 int ans. says
a writer in the .3!. Louis Globe humeral.
The increasing value at the reservations,
the distribution of great sumsot money
by the government to members of tribes,
the development at splendid «irrational
ltuttltiitioiut tor the oaoluvlre benefit oi
lndlon childrcn. these and other advan-
tages have had thetriieet todmw bot-l: into
tribal relationship thousands whose tltli
depends upon a sluttll strain oi the liltaill.
'i'btw changed outitlltlulll are stimulating
marriages between white men out! ludian
women and between Indian men and
white women. in tho ludinn about at
fair haired little Indiana mitt-lug living.
clothing and education at the unit of the
government. The some is true tit Csl‘llslo
null at Hampton Mill alt till oi the ltullnn
schools. The richer-t [nulpleper eaplta in
this country are the ilit'llllxflm of some oi
there tribes. The problem oi the live civ.
ilizctlJrlhes is tulillplieastd by the tin-stones
of too litany "Squaw own." white men
who have married lmlliulfismnfll. to tho
it. in enough to bring tears to the eyes oi a
gmvtvn image to heartbeat willow men
toll; of the int/align oi the pow billion.
utiveriior Bruckmcytlr of Missouri went
down to the Indian Territory tioilie years
ago to transact business with one of the
trim. When be calm lsicii. alter having
drivcnaliiml borgnin tor his clients, he
ornamented on the people ho had dealt
with.
" indium!" said he. "These fellows an
out Indium. 'i’hcy an» mighty smart Yal-
lsees. taunt-ti a little."
The now pnpt'riiilctttlcnt oi Indian
Illinois in tinprcmvtl with the growing
the oticiititm of the unverilirmlt In them
in n terrible ’imium r.
' imam-ting illlh'lllii. " sliiwwlfilltkfll
ilnilnutn rays 'uru frequently einlisr-
rum-ti on visiting hoarding stimuli» by the
dimwn’y that among the children them
till' ninny trim uppnrt nlly huvt wry little
it any. lnllinu lvlmtl. tin inquiry these
children claim a alight tit-grim oi Imilnn
blond. vuryltig lrlrm nm-sialt'enth itltiuo~
sisty~fnurth. Inn number at instance-ll.
however. 'it is found that they nro lllt'i'llll‘
drml ni whiitl twirtnlt- who wrrc adopted:
into llwtriim previous itlihe t't‘ilalls fur
registering its lilcntilwris. in ritual rules
tho purcntlt oi these children are Miflll'ltmli-
ly Well to do and old» to provide for IBM!
atluv utiori
"For it number of retinitis tho prim-rice
hi there 'white lmtlnm' in the school. is
linblov in lieu-inch tli-ttirhing element in
its lilo, villas-r through the primer immrtti
turbulence"! white blood in their wine
or through {untied litiprriority of rare.
Monomer, them rililtlrcn ”tum graduation
may ml. citipioyuietlt in the ludinn serv-
ice and main lulmimlon ilwwto ‘llll’lutl'
ingmb ml lot I- ll ’r‘lt’t: trum-
will}: we tit
(interlinked. gap-sight”
E'lrl’l'fli but. in utility it mun s in
Illl m~ oi unfairness both in the ml in-
dinm lint] the white t'iiizr-it-i of tho l'uiiul
ailment, who pay the bills for the: edumtion
and maintenance at these people. illne‘
much as them It‘l'llll‘ to be no nunedy tor
rhino Mil-tint: law» it in llllvcl'lll'fl)”
illt' lntemrt oi ,ltinllt'" inbuilt menthol
'Uilttft‘fil should iii no curly tintu initialize
by ntntilir who! thrgrw oi llloml shall with
dilute on liltliuu unit to what extent
adopted ludlflll! pbull ht- entitled to girl'-
rrnlnental autism“ in matters at «low
r‘-.
k»
" 1'3. 'THRTA I AWE) TSM
lloyt’s Theatre,
Tuesday night, Jun. 25,
.\ rmuui lmtr itritl sits-l int i ll‘u‘t’tiwut
ni lrvland'» K inr.
Gilmore and Leonard,
Presenting the tam-i lrislt Simpson-hilly
illilurts lly W. ii. .‘IM'AIl’l‘, emitter]
HOGAN’S ALLEY!
"till all ltmrrlgittnl elusive-run.
The Sunburat of Comedy.
SE
l’rim 33.7103 .5, real- nmr on Mile at Plait-v
mp. .mt tile-mlmlnl'ti rim; uttm,
NorwalkOperallouse,
"Bill S IGH’I' "03‘ LY,
Thursday, Jan. 27th.
Little tiller»
limun' s lilry.
ll'tluti nt' {rte club.
llmart' - ill; tmimlnl rip-t «uteri.
.\ roaming mus story in tun-tracts, by
it». rum W literate". mm by
rm WIWW.~W ..
”it!!!” ”mum MM:
*11 1
up”! arrow with lit. 1. Henry .
flutters are decidedly lively in the
Bill: Department new: increasing in
volume is the days come and sue-mark
downs and new gown streets. Lovely
chances for low-priced stilts.
Among those that have been reduced
are Plain Toilet“, liorles, Bong-lines
indies and SWIr—III loci a little of
everything—and prices that formerly
ranged from 75 cents to 81.25 are now
only 50 cents a yard. illegance and re-
liability at a remarkably low price.
Also toner and striped Taifetas. in
an endlm variety of ‘shadings, color-
lngs and styles, that were 75 cents and
81.00 a yard. now “counts.
And brocadetl Mot-s. Gros de hon-
tires and Chameleon effects. all in a
multitude of styles and colorings, were
tron: $1.00 to £1.50 a yard. now at om
uniiorni price out; cents.
' The assortment is good yet. but the
present special prices are accomplish—
ing exactly the result hoped tor—clap
ing them out quickly.
Evening Silks, a iew choice things
that have just been added, but at a
very low price (or such elegant beauty
and recognized quality.
his pieces striped Toilets, with the
groundwork at a very narrow my
stripe marked oil with a wider stripe
that. is shot with dliierent colors such
as green col-lee. pink blue and other
shades. While these are very hand-
some and we; lentil-tire for evening
gowns. they are equally suitable for
summer street wearing a point in their
lavor worth considering and worth re-
weathering.
We have also added a line oi four
pieces printed Peau dc Sole. the
ground work being pink, Nile. light
blue and white, covered with little
Dresden figures. at the exceedingly low
price oi 85 cents a yard. They are 22
inches wide and very nice quality.
it is not the low prices any more
than it is the splendid qualities that
matte our special Muslin i'ntlerwear
sale stand boldly out as the greatest
opportunity that has yet been uttered.
NOTICE!
Proposed Fire District
Whereas. a petition has been prmn
tell in due form to the aclcctnlen oi the
town of Norwalk. .equestlng them to
call a meeting tor the purpose oi cs-
tabliahing. if deemed advisable, a tire
acts or this state. passed by the (letter-
al Assembly in thc year 1893. and with
in the following described lines and
boundaries. to-wit;
Beginning at a point at the mouth of
the Five Mile River Harbor, on the die
rldlng line between the towns of Nor-
wsllt and ”mom thence iollowing said
dividing line to 'he Connecticut turn:
pllte. so called; thence easterly along
said turnpike to Scribner's lanai
thence southerly along said Scribner's
lane to West street; thence easterly
along said Walt street to the boundary
line at the city oi llmlth Norwslh;
thence following said city boundary
line to the Meadow street bridge:
thence southerly from said bridge
along the Danoury and Norwallt rail»
Norwatll Harbor. oi Wilson's Cove. so
called. and oi long island Sound. to
the place of beginning:
Now. literature. notice is hereby fill-
en to the legal voters at said Norwslli.
melding within the shove specified llia‘
its. that a meeting will its held at
holder‘s Hall. is tinnitus. so called.
is said town. on Wednesday. the 25th
tier of January. tall. at 1 o'clock iii
the «resins. for the purpose at acting
upon said patties.
Dated at Naturals. the no day oi
many. A. it. me
it. it. Inland...
mtuttt mouse.
“Unit. Ll till.
W or llorwalh.
WWW will.
district in said town. under the provi- ,
sinus of Chapter mm. of the public:
road to Village (fresh. so called; thence 3
following the m or said crest. of
No: 2‘ Gazette Building, Norwa'lkt.
m.
"Wm .~.
Hamburg Edgings.
Our fourth annual importation of Hamburg EJgil’lgs' out] Insertings just: received.
and now on sale our store has always been the headquarters for Embroideries of all
kinds, and this season' s line is far ahead of anything we have shown in previous oer!-
~0ns. It contains all the newest and latest patterns, and at prices much less than
CLOAK SALE.
Our January Cloak sale will be continued fertile balance of this month. and still
l'nrtlier reductions will be made in the price of all garments in stock, as they must be
sold. The cost. or iormer price will. not be considered at this sale.
Special Corset Sale.
We have closed out from one of the leading manufacturers of Corsets a large lot
of goods at very much less than the regular price The lot contains five difl'crcnt
styles, all new, fresh goods, no seconds or imperfections-mm price for this salejs
39¢ per pair.
Tristram 8- Hyatt,
NORWALK. CONN
SCOFIELD & HOYT.
With the exit of 1897 this Old Boston Store will have been the new Scofield &
Hoyt store 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.
You are rewarding us with your custom and confidence. If we keep a still better store
you will reward us better, and that is what will be dpne here in 1898.
Women’ sJackets and Furniture.
The under side of things' is a ways interesting. We shall commence with the New
Year witbgiving yoh 10 percent. ditdouit on all Lhdies' and Misses’ Garments and
. Furniture for cash for thirty days.
SCOFIELDGCHOYT, * f
as Washington Street, South Not-walk.- Coon.
N
”a“; My vlqu-Im' airb'ttiuflswerll ,
. , b. In
Willi;w bl; ”"2 Will HT, :lllil’llflcrr ,iitlljllers will: iilld so: A
ton Slum] ’5 “ Ell-l “ .' tilt. cases, (”until sy. din, tcil sta-
a . iiié‘dnvb'lirl’artlcularv all not?” 7" ' 1!)“ lights gables; «mien .. rte.
’IVhrlgfiflr’, and.” w ( ’ i 33:. , £1, .5; . . __ , . , .
’u-srt': ’.;; . .... gnaw . ., .-.f.‘.». .
.Js:
£lluiil8y January-4th“ we trilliliollguru'tom. .-. ,
A Grand Clearing Dir ti? General Dry Goods;
such its was uclcr known ill the history of him \m-ytiljt You will pnltitically.’
have goods at your own pkg.
,, ,,
“a ‘r':
l llill’t! formed business connections elsewhere, and rilll illukt- prim-s it lit't'illld-
ury t'lllltlltlt'l'illlilll, in order to Willtl up busiiicss here as quick fpossililc. ‘
GEORGE R VAN ALSTYNE Proprietor \fl.’ '
SouthNorwalkBostonStore,
118 Washington Street.
Beginning with
".
Homeowners Grand Central Hillel, THOROUGH .1. '1'
a“ . t».
Dairymen, R“"m..fl_”“°£‘ CDURSES....."~,
‘let' and Retail tlt'rtifi‘nl it! .3...
ATTENTIO“ 1 Frost: and Salt Fish, mdfi'hm.
Wham“... u», now
$533 filifill‘hflflmfill’ taxation-i Lobstoro. m mm.
Ill! it 314.00 pet in. VWWLW’ mum-v “w.
m ll 8. all! W m lildflt mtnrssnsroi'roxriiu fig. mfim
lit Mirth W 'W' HALF $3"th ’ BROWN’S
Dim Illicit-ah gonad every day.
‘I‘ m “’qu I." MTmi-ww BUSIms ..".-.
entail. 1
Norwalk Chronicler