oliliaa gone to. work iur
‘ ”“7”” & coupon, in
W
_ Jfllobcrts oi Osborn ave»
ling *hirs. Thomas. Under-
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ti. FWllwll and mm wo.
‘ ler. spent Sunday at the
home in Riverside avenue.
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‘prayer meeting will be
All: Advent church tonight at
film at James Birchard in
hl.4,
ling Elder John N. Beach. l).
be. present and hold the fourth
contennce at the East Ave-
lst Episcopal churn: to»
. ival services at the East Aw»
Wat Episcopal church will
_ continued throughout the en-
year, through the means of the
weekly meetings. Epworth
on Monday night. class
on Tuesday night. prayer
fivcllne, were taken completely by
last night. when about thirty
trimmers in Walhizer l: Dreyo
lint factory. with their friends.
OIL-them. Games and dancing
' qtjoyed tor ueveral hours. Mu-
was furnished by Mrs. William
and Master Bertie and Harry
'1'. A tempting supper was ser-
‘ twenty-live oi the Darien
. - Christian band. acompanied
M pastor. attended the evange—
. ”meeting at the East Avenue
, Epilbopal church last even-
' die! If Hommedieu anti l-Zd-
Trnunsen opened the service
‘ player. Rev. Smith A. Sands
“may but earnestly on ”The
‘ Feeding orthe Multitude."
, red testimonies were given as
mm! Christ. In response to
anneal oi the pastor several rc-
t‘the prayers of the people of
The meeting was largely attend’
The Dorian visitors returned on
lie 10:” train.
autumn.
n quarterly conference of
7' lat Episcopal church will he
‘ . night all: 0:300'rtlocli.
“it Blah Hall contemplates re»
"to Port Chester. N. Y.. at an
V l on! cu
in: other... 13$...
damn no aoaoroa.
m Tllley in quite sick of jaun-
fine and gastric fever
I!“ Helen Morehotuie spent Satur-
day and Sunday in Bethel.
'Alirod Morehouse. .lr.. hart gone to
Mahmoud, Va. on a business trip.
Dr. W. l". French is sick oi poeti-
» Dr. W. i}. llrownuon in attend—
' hill.
3” Button iii seriously ill at the
. oi Henry Tristrorn. He had a
your until Saturday.
' (lravol is being plat ed in Main titreet
pear um avenue, animus Miss lin-
Miner school and tieorge iltrow
'I 'rlwidence During the resent
m a“ January thaw the improved
to oar sidewalks and ntrects has
" sled
’. l 1 oi James Elney will be
to learn that he has been of—
” [tuition or engineer in the
He has traveled three
since Ieavinx llarirn.
Wyoming. Dakota and
is now in Chicuao visit-
. lira. Weed.
'Davia. no long the horn
in! the former iioldim’
. ll Norriton. in now to—
m health in illnpuey.
iii Ir. and Mrs. Arthur
‘Davio’ friend: will be
. it in Jim“ pleaoantly
Ming in lei! undone
June to her comfort or
has recently entertain-
lira. Hurllmt. of ('hlo
Dr. Bill oi Bridseport.
will he remembered as
7 m misled Mina Davis
, Bole arliooi during the
‘ , Land 11m. airs. ilurlhot
it lisw Yorli city so a date.
I” Woman’s lie-rd oi illusions
Mar to on interview-las-
‘ mlafloauy min-nice.
oi delegates from the
. 1 “Biol.” 1mm
, ”so sad Canada.
eryslnlsaa.
around again
Sunday with his parents.
ironi‘a visit in South Norwallt.
guest of her aunt. Mrs. l.. hi. Gould.
7min:
‘li‘ranltwhllaadle is on the sick lint.
um " my
James O'Connell is suiteriog with
.._..._._.._......4..
not Emma Partrielt is able to be
Arthur Holmes. of Bridgeport. spent
a
_ wanna.
Miss Annie Fitch returns this week
Miss Cora Wheeler has been the
Mrs. C. 1’. 00¢. of Bridgeport. has
spent several days with Mrs. Matthew
Builtley.
W. A. Coley. of South Norwallt.
has been spending several days with
James Coley.
George Sherwood. Edward Bradley
and Ml‘li. Nelson Crosaman have been
ill the past week.
Rev. Edwin Tanker. of New Hamp—
shire. will spend part of this week
with his brother-in-luw. .l. 8. Lane.
.l. Solane. of this place. will give
a lecture on hia travels in southern
Africa. illustrated by the stereopticon.
at the Zion Hill Methodist. Ep-
iscopal church. on Thursday chen-
ing. the proceeds to be for the benefit
oi the church.
WWI.
Misti Ada Landlord still continues.
seriously ill
Noriield Grunge will enyoy an oyster
supper on Friday evening.
Master Domino» Williams is recovv
cring from an attack of ouinsy.
T. .l. Bennett. Jr.. has returned home
from a visit with his sister in New
Haven.
The ladies of Emanuel church will
give an entertainment. in the church
parlor on Thursday evening.
"11'! W“ A BOAT.
Judge Koala lenders a finding in
in. motivation Wood.
Justice George I). Kceler has render-
ed hit-1 finding in the case of Minot 5.
Smith vs. i'nleli Wood. a unit. over the
purchum» of a lroat. it. is as follows:
.Wt‘mi void the boat and went to
Smith “lib the money rcccivcd from
the sale namely; SUI. tin! tow; mith
that he had sold the boot for $1 and
'that he would give hinizfloo oi the
in. may and pay him the ludian't'e Jalong
us he mold in small or largc amount».
just as he happened to hau- it Smith
:itt'eDlHl thin proptmition and took the
lion and gave Wood crcdit ior it on
the note. Smith afterward brought
suit againut Wood on the note and at-
tached property. but withdrew his suit
and nitcrwnrtlu brought the present
suit tor converaion.
Now, by hearing Wood'u story of the
toil:- ot’ tlic boat and rcceiving $100 of
the H23 rcrclvwl lot it. without protcat
cz- «dilution. and alter-ward bringing
mil on tiw not» [or the balance duc
Smith waivmi the tort, and mm! now
stand on the balance dun no on ordin—
ary item. I llnrl that he waived the
notion.
if the pluiriiiil desires to amend liiu
writ and declare on the note or debt
due. i shall permit him to do to). nod on
Rotate agent Ind liteholl.
has been it general query of tlimte
dayn.
The qiicry was not ili‘timrd. clthcr.
odor that was a crown between
a troop lactory.
ml ntate man could 11m locate the
rumble; but yesterday he tilt-receded in
solving tho mystery.
Dr. C. P. Hughes. the llanhnry optio!
chin. has a iwanch other in hit. Illicit-T
oil's clot. The doctor summit» «:3
joya a practical joke. and can play one
equally as well as he can take one.
lair. Mitchell haa been having consid-
erable inn with the doctor oi late. guyv
trig hint about various matters. sod the
odor was simply a trick oi Doc's to
get even.
lie is only in town three dayaa week
as! when be left Milk loot i'ridar.
he slipped an envelope oi m lino
1min choose info It. Ilieholl’s deal
was an all m where it to
mined. ‘ the W W
Ill m _ . ,
ht
mortuary. ' on has liven ‘ l
- stflouslr iii. is gettingalonguicvly.
tort and thcrctorc 1-nnnoi maintain thin
"l’hew! What have you here. Mitch?"
chum-tug to cum Mito-heli’a real opiate
olllce at Sorwoili for the past several
tor the- atmoaphcre won laden with on
the
smell that obtains in a lutmyard and
Try as hard as he might. the genial
MWIW
«Window talk cm the
,ric'iras
phone company list just issued its
regular quarterly state directory. cor
rooted to January l. and the work of
distributing to subscribers in Connect-
icut is in progress. and will be com-
pleted during the coming weclt.
The book “has a bright cherry cover
and is composed oi 2H 923611, There
are 7runny changes in call numbers.
which users of the is. vice would do
well to look for. The new i; he shown
a gain in subscribers of over 1,249 for
the year of 1897. and a gain over the
previous quarter. which ended on Or.»
tuber l, of 218. which may be consid-
ert-d u very satisfactory showing.
New finale-Liberal Olav.
To introduce our new monthly pub-
lication. American Popular Mimic. we
matte the following liberal oder: Send
us the names of three or more per-
former» on the organ. and if; cent» in
money or postage and we will mail
you sixteen pages of the latest popular
slings two step» clt'. lull sheet music
arranged for piano or organ. and
American Popular Music for three
months. Address Popular Music, 00..
lndiauapoiia. Ind.
12'. 'TH ”74 I .YJIEXTS.
floyt’s Theatre,
Tuesday night, Jan. 25,
Animal tum .tmi vpuhil union." int 111
”1‘ lrwlumi' - King-u.
Gilmore and Leonard,
Pn-souitlog tho» latest lri-h S-sti-t-mlmliti
in :luv‘ts it} W. .l. .ll.\l'.\li'l'. I'Millfil
HOGAN’S ALLEY!
“'ltli all its original clitmtrlr-n.
"Kigali t- Allr' _l.
"1m in "ut till i itilr
llnzan'- ll‘lilllllfllihl rrmf miniv- n
SEE
Prim“ '.r. 116'. 771.
mi‘v and Hiv‘rlilt'llinq'~tlt'ilil dorm.
03k. NIH” l' UN LY .
Thursday, Jan. 27th.
Little Lorin»
i ‘ OW
.\ c it- tripling dorm-wilt -rori in thru m ts. hil‘
.llr- handrailmlmon iturn. tr.
quinl orml‘gc’lrwflt it Hit Hr. T. Brill}
Frrm l1 .llmv 1mm"- nti' .mro- \i‘ Nuimnl- '
I], w '
l'l'lt’i“ '15, :L’. nirrl flu mutt.
\Yt' 'tl'n uwl 'l'ouiliriuunw?”
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hit on. ‘
. The Southarn New England Tele- V
The Sunburst oi Comedy.
Finite item nil mla- M Pint»
:. 4-,”. stripe that in shot with such colors at
r“, green. term. pink. blue and other
No alkopera House, shades. i-Swryone liken them.
Futility It}.
Pvt-dun ll itsh
Scots ll ' "
SWINE SALE
DP.
EMBROIDERIES
Special low prices for good deaigns
on llrsbclai’hltihrlc: 5. s. in. l3, and
1’ cents. Sale commences as soon as
this notice appears in the papera: an
early season of 1m "opportunity.
Every Jacket in the atore has been
marked down: We have sold so many
since the prices were reduced that we
consider it important news to let you
know what a run we're having; you
may want to take advantage oi the
chance while it lasts.
a
Dinntr tiers iron: 87.30 to Sill the set.
The diiicrent designa in these lots have
bran marked down to thrce~quartm
their regular prices—arm or three to-
bles oi them all spread not for on easy
choice.
too low. vprir ed to overlook. Little coi-
ored and“)! in cambrie. lawn lappet
percale and linen. for 25. 51) and iii
rents. 81.1111, ”.25 and ll ”.11: tbarm- 1
log a lot air we have in’ shown~ i
beautifully made and delightful electit 1
And Short White Skirts whiidren'r‘.
shirts-«with deep horn and int its for
25 cents. Babies' Outing Flannel
Nightgowns. 39 and i9 recite.
They have come to go. Those new ‘1
Evening Silks that we mentioned in. ‘
or three dam ago have been recon
nixed an a special value and are keep
lug our stilt counter more or lcsa busy
The eilccwre handiionie and they will
also he writable for hummer orrtldoo-r
service. being in striped Tamra with
the groundwork of a very narrow
gray utrlpc merited oil with a wider
Among the mark-downs in the Wash 1
(locals department are sonic very hand
some pattern» in heavy and tine Outing'
Flannel. in extra width. tor ti cents til
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l'lltl! lilolit-y' n lltigt.ll1
i'nim-Ili Iiil.
ARailroadTicl
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lit at tin mtqln nir‘:
coin " *r-ln l A" Ml \\ loo Site field in”!
mm on t Tami?" ("iiiil'gr‘l'ulni WM" “”8" " ”M- Irirttc ritt'vl innlw r. lie 6!; flfi'Dflnt at. the ml! at
Wm" " 1:;11’ “ ' 'l'lll’. 11111: .vr 11 111 now wr the tin-awe, Romano—.36 the .11-
ill or II. it 1; 111. v. ulm "not. "'I'y'yly u, titling ilhfl‘hlwwn towns oi More
on 07 D00! um JOKES t l1inutnwo"tunmm walk and In”; "3631!. lollowlag said
~ \lwt r11 I‘ll'rlll“ l. the Salvation dividing line t Winn turn-
' A "ll ' 1 mi "0‘ l”. .
Row M Squared Elinor]! "'0' Real ll i‘ntn l'rtlr’rlill, iiuiuimt of Mom» 3;: no called. re My aim
halal».
Nlt'llfllfi fitwrrimi, t not} t't-lt'lrmtt'rl tr
liluclt it's-cc Artiste”. t 'irwt from Hull!
Airii'mi triumphs.
mi Acrobatic lhiticvr.
“ll”, liJlJ‘Z lending
utrnrtcilc.
.‘l in": \l’ immy. llwtnn'» lit-airlift:
\ mime riot-moo.
Anson "Hill! no "i mt ii in
into, W’ltmlltrllnl At Hrolmtlt Dancers.
'l'lw I'rcilltmi “Me.
That Mud lit-wiltlcrllig lltvtttw.
The limit l'c tc liingt 'ontunn-s.
l'lwiluytvt Mimic.
Price». '35. 710. 731ml». r‘mte on stale
ul l’laietctl'r nrrtl illciuleiiirig's drug
slum.
DISTRICT OF NORWALK. pa. I’m-
hate i‘ourt. January 24th. A. it. was.
Batate of MARIA I). HARVEY. late
of Norwalh. in said tlititricl. deceased.
The Court of Probate for the ill»
lrict of Norwallt. lia'th limited and al-
lowed six months from the riots here-
oi tor the creditors oi aaitl estate to
exhibit their‘elaima for aeuhrasat.
Tho-o who neglect to present their arm
counts. promo attested. within said
time. will he deltarred a recovery. All
Hoyt’s The-otter
Friday, Jan. 8-.}
fit in!“
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")lollv Mu»
P‘lil'llllA‘i \\'.wi:, tlu- wutlrl"l1 clt'vrrv
l't, nor Flipper
Proposed Pitt District.
“11";qu petition has been preset:
Lied in tl’c form to the selection oi thei
town of Not-walls. counting them to
call a meeting tor the purpose oi rr
mourning. if deemed advisable. a are
attic! in mid town under the provi- ‘
“"9113!!! state panned by the lit-ner-
'tWngn described lilies and
turnpike to! ileriWs lane;
theme southerly along said :lrlltaer' i
i
r
and now on sale
sqfll,
ever hcfore.
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M11 or ('itaprer Ll”. of the public ‘-
i
1
l Nairobi? in the your 199;; and with- 1
‘ui’y conit‘hlci‘o'liou, in order to wintl‘np business here no quickly as lul‘lfillllt’.
GEORGE ll. VAN ALSTYNE Proprietor
SouthNorwalkBostonStore,
118 Washington Street.
9
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Hamburg Edgings.
Our l' mi iii an: uol importation of Hamburg Elgiogs and Insertiogs just; received. ‘ ‘
Our store has always been: the headquarters for Bughroideries of all
kinds, and this season’s line is far ahcad of anything we have shown in previous sea.
It contains all the newest and latest patterns, and at prices much less than
No. 2 Gazette BuildingyNorwallt.
1'
CLOAK , SALE.
Our January Cloak sale will he continued for the balance of this month, and still
further 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.
.1!
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
“mm“ ””5“ "’° "9‘" “““lstyles, all new, fresh goods, no seconds or imperfections—mar price for this sale to .
L39c: per pair.
T ri'stram 8' Hyatt,
NORWALK, CONN.
The lot contains five different
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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. Thcrdore 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.
Y on are rewarding as with your custom and confidence It we keep a still better start
you will reward us hotter, and that is what will be done, rem 1898
I;
Women ’SJack-ets andwFurnitur
The under title of things is always interesting. We shall comment c with the New
Year with giving you 10 percent. discount on all Ladtésgand Misses’ Garments and
Furniture for cash for thirty days.
SCOFIELD a How,
83 Washington Street.
remuflron 1213111 ” ' ' g
min; store not; occiipjed
Norwalk Boston Store. 118 \\ ash-
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fly the South
[ §outh Norwalk, Co 1' n.
FOR, SALE
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'llic fixtures counters, tiliplvcs glut;
show cuties, ca ash system, tcn sta- ;
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ington St: Particulars tit store. ' lions table's, ctc., etc., etc. 1
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Beginning with luesday, January dill: We will timtigul'iite 7 '5’
illlifll no wait never known in the history of booth Notwmlk
' have gtuuls at your own price.
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along raid West street to 1
line of the will oi South
thence following said city
line to the Meadow street ‘
thence lillllhl'l'ly treat said
lane to lint street; t efierly
along the llaaonry and Norwaih
road to Village t'reek. uncalled. i ,
iollowing the sham oi raid "eels at
Small; "What. or Wiiooos Cove, ml
called. and at Long Island Mod to
the place at Mining:
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Homeowners
thud Central tutti
autumn 91.11013.
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WW and ”Nicole" in
Now. ihereiore. notice is hereby giv-t
min the legal voters a! all! Km. ‘ n \Y
residing within in above specified lin- weather f
its. that a meeting will lie held at make room , ‘_
(tuition mil in Bow-rm. walled, rival» Wewi ;
in said town. on Wed-soda! the m "WWW“
day of loam I... at 7 o'clock in
the evening. tor the m oi acting
upon said petition
“Mum thei’lhfi!“
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li'lua\lx
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