h. of Vsitandt ave-
iorm a severe attack—
* :liead. oi Bridal-on. II
~flfliss Etta Brundage, of
ear was taken ol the
line yesterday. to have
noes put on.
‘ Oehrmann burned one
finds this morning. at her
. rat avenue, causing a very
son at James ‘Hollehenn.
Point ltl'eet. iell down a flight
mar-lay afternoon. and was
{bruised and shaken up.
Jinnah quarterly conic-retire oi
, Avenue Methodist Episcopal
was held last night. snd.rou-
was transacted. Dr.
the presiding elder, was pres-
~It'st oi the series oi the games
muchle tournament oi Old
and; Mayflower Hook and Ladder
» will be played Friday
lit o'.clock in the rooms at
- or truck company. in Van
amine.
Bennett, oi the firm oi Ben-
.Aflusted. South Norwalit. was
Wily injured yesterday ailer-
so his residence in Riverside are.
' He yas opening a bottle, when
we flew out suddeniv. striking
II the eye and turning the optic
‘ his cheek. AlthoIgu in great
Ir. Bennett managed to put the
Rubin place. and then sent (or a
, 'to attend him.
evening the Henliclter club
It‘ Daniel l.’Hornniedieu's store
W the 7:“) trolley tar tor
,with President Fields in
. 0n the trip the time war
II winging. the Henlirker Dou—
Iale ousrtette rendering several
. Arrii'lng in ilowayton the
Oil to the realdente oi Elin-
'M a popular oysterman. who had
donated his place with Inuit-rim tor
iii-“mom Amid the burning OI
m use Henliclters saluted hir.
ill! family, who wore gathered
the stoop. by singing' .‘Iiy (' ouniry
my Thee." They then made their
WU!" kitchen, where thoy laid as—
Hilde men'oats.,hats and rubbers.
‘ m was called to order by the
t. Secretary Jerome Smith
the minutes oi the preceding
m, held at John I’lander‘s. Two
w mdidatea. William Poyi'ez and
m mend. were on tlov':lt but ow-
to the int-leniency oi the weather
was Voted to pmtmng- thI-ir initia-
iliis‘ Iatil'the next. meeting. After IhI
' oi a prize to the iormer
mute: the evening’s enjoyment
W Milli by Victor W. Ferris giving
abs-elm recitation 'lhe umIIIIIII
Wells was in line voice and delight-
In with their selettions Arthur D
the Hub» poet. united an or-
poem. entitled "The Heuiiciiers’
"A The club then called upon
Poyrer. who rI-ndered an out
Mly line violin solo Statics
5". IBM. and aitrr the ladle» haul
lad each member with a paper
‘ en, they welcomed them to an ad-
A room. where two heavily lam-ti
awaited their arrival. .Ji leat-
« the evenina wan a white t'I’lIt’li-
'Vliel‘ It. Case had had mounted
M on the table, The spread
‘ . . oi clans chowder, salads oi
,iiaiis. meats. sandwiches. roi-
m ete. The ladies who waited
» . were Mrs. Elmer Case.
~ Petty, Mrs. John l’lauder
“I! Cushmsn Alto-r sup-
, _ vote oi thanks was
' m“ Brother cm and all
”a! in mating the occa-
hie An invitation was
the club by time Wirin-
. ' his Rowsyton residence.
3“ It was accepted with
_‘ Owing to the illness oi
' v Seller-h. he was unable
View the Henltrlters do
that"! all for their
and then hastenrd to
where they boarded the
tar horse. Superintendent
“ to run the car to the
the bridge. which was
' . by the Ilenlicltm.
I'r
I
mama.
’ Id" Beach is aspects-d to
’ habit at the fourth misr-
' ’ is the lieiliodtst up»
It will comm st
Worth-tritium“
will» sets might at 7
WIMMIIIIIIIIIIII
_ voialredtstrlrt.as
Vthespseisirom-iiteess»
mmmwieh
the house will" In
wired tor electric lights. bill will proli-
ably be lighted by a gas machine.
mini an scab-cos
Iii
extended visit. in baubury
fir. and Mrs. I". B. Chadderton have
Men visiting in Bridgeport.
lilss Emma Delaileld has been st~
tending the wedding oi 8' relative.
Prayer meetings are being held in the
Methodist Episcopal church. this week
Miss Sarah Dunlap, oi Noroton. slid
hr. Collins, oi Sheepshead Bay. will he
married today,
'Andrew Stark was called to New
Yorlt. last week, to attend the funeral
oi a relative.
A new clock has been purchased by
the Congregational church and placed
in the lecture room.
The Ladies‘ Aid society oi the Con—
gregational church met yesterday ai-
terncon at the home oi Mrs. it. I. (lit-
lette. i
A workman employed by Benjamin
Weed. oi Norman. while nawing limbs
truth a tree._hlonday aiieruoon. badly
sawed one oi his hands Dr. Ii. L. Bo—
hannan. oi Stamiord. dressed the in—
jury.
casaauar.
Miss Belle Murphy is’ spending the
week in Stratiord.
Washington Lodge will hold a cake
walk and social in the lodge room to—
night.
David Tinckler will have charge oi
John 0. Adams' Broadview Farm at
Westport nest season.
Postmaster E. l. Gregory. who has
been nursing a painiul abscess upon
his aria. is now getting the best oi the
stubborn ailment.
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MAUI.
Matthew mm in quite ill.
Gamma.
it. it. Taylor and Bert l’erry spent
-wo days in Hartiord last week.
Florence Pryor attended a turkey
mow-r and dance at Norwaik. last
i‘hnr‘miny night.
W”...
Mr. and him ll. ll. ('arpenter. oi
Wilktnborre, are the guests oi Mrs
‘urpentor's parents. Mr. and Mm (l.
I\'. Taylor,
The Ladies Aid society met at Stirs.
Hairy i'roaivy‘s residence Friday alter-
Ioon, instead oi 'l‘huriselay, on ill'i'ililnl
I! ”to norm.
5. dancing reception was held last
l'hursday night at it. ill. Bennett’s res-
Idont‘e in ltomrr oi Miss llelle liens.
who is visiting Mrs. Ilennrtt.
The t'usv ot Richard Higgins rs.
\IIIwr-r Brothers. tor non-payment ior
two poles delivered to Mower [truth-
"rs' stone quarry, was tried before
Ittsiit'P Nit-hereon. Saturday morninx.
indium-iii was remit-reel in farm oi
Higgins. Mom-r llrothrrs took an no
pool.
mm.
Mrs. W. Post. of Smith Wilton. spent
Tuesday with the Misses Darling.
limrge Ker-irlis so rum-it hotter that
he was armed and sat up on lion-lay.
tlt‘tirfi' Taylor, the postmaster, has
the measles. and the house is under
quarantine.
.W_.__ .
Mrs. Jane Poote has moved into the
building she lately purchased oi the
(tonisttu'k estate and has rented her
home In the i'rnter to Reuben Olin-
stead. station agent. who will move his
ismily here irorn titratiord shortly.
Church with a History.
Greenwich is to have a litiptlttl
church to cost about $25,000. William
limkrieller several years ago oliered
III ImIIII an mum tor Baptist worship,
providing a societywos mganlsrd there.
The only Baptist church was on King
street. several miles IIaclI truth the ril-
lsge. and arrvices had not been held
there tor some time. Mr. Roriteielln’s
oder was not taken up. and shortly ai-
terwsrd he moved away. The lack oi
a Baptist church was given as one oi
his reasons. The King street church
tmstses rated at s meeting. Saturday.
to dispose oi their church and ten acres
of land adloiaing. iii all worth about
Slam. sad turn the proceeds over to
s ilsptlet stirtety mired in (inas-
wirli three months sso. oi which itev.
Jobs Cameron. oi New "area. is pres-
ident. The balance seeded was be
easily raised. The King street church
hassliisiory. It wssereeted is 1713.
‘ Wm .
oihwlsrdwonmmtrililnhsstsn
‘umww indirect. with
W‘Wmmm
ss Henrietta Bowen is making an
\filw
“not something
“just as good"
wearer's mm earliest.
A revival in New ,llat- mhire san-
tsctnre is evidenced by the reopening
oi various closed an» insolvent estab-
lishmenttt
Emma INIIENTS.
NorwalkOperallouse,
‘osn mom ONLY,
Thursday, Jan. 27th.
Fauntleroy. «o»
.\ ciIanIIitI' ohmic-slit: story in ”IN‘V‘ twin, by
him. Frans-es ”Iain-III Timur". Produced by
tivs'v'lill uni-neuron: with Mr. 1'. Henry
l'rIvIIle. MIIImIrIvIIII-nt “man ’8' tin-minis.
Prices 25, Ii": and 50 «out».
Wood's and 'l'otulinsou's.
Seati- st
Hoyt’s Theatre,
Friday, Jan. 28.
t'liss I".. lilsut- I- Ho , Hilariou»
tinged) II II?
iiailroadlicket
Hm! IIN' cult-Iii airs-t ".‘Iollt Mit-
Ituirt'. " “"ln Lia’s-d Wlicu Slu- Said
\ Iv- ' "Marguerite t 'iaI-IIt-r.’
Till-Z Hill-LIT l't L‘IFZI“ l ':A§i'l‘
ilr In II .n I: III. v, \\ In- unidi- “Trip to
I IIittatown' istnoun.
Eon-u MI um ..I
Aron Hotibridlc.
"All!“ I'till’l'lili, ftllllilo-I oi Mono-
bulletin
N II III-m Sin-inn», nun-t i'i'II'II'l'flI oi
Black Fitm- Ania-it's, lIII'tPt’I in)!» South
Airic'tui trium do.
.‘fl'llithliAS \ 'liliii, Ilw thI‘llI'nl‘It'Yt’l'r
ml Acrobatic IhIiII-I'r.
llizo. Hula, loading 'I'I.~Imr I'lippI-r
imam-tic.
”All"? \I' "till-:3, limo-o'- Itt-ntttiiul
Ytillllu Fit-limit“,
Asxrrn Itnzo up "tilts il.\t.\'-
bits, Sew-olioiml Avrolmtie- thou-tn.
'I'Iu I'h‘lilt'sl (:Irb.
”lhn Mint lieull-Icriug Dorm-s.
The Must I"-- Ht- Iiimgi' mliimw.
'-I'lu tiny-at Slush
llw Salvation
I’fll‘t‘n, 2’5. 5", 75 t'I-iIt-w. Soul» on HIIQ.‘
oi l’luie-tt-vl's and tilt-IIIlt-oiuu's drug
storm.
10, ill and 30 CEII'I'S.
Hoyt’s Theatre,
"no solid wI-I-Ii. I-oIiIIm-iwiiig
Monday, .lau’y 3lst.
his night- lili'l four Insulin-m.
truism-"wot Iii .‘lr-w Waldo-I'- fluorin- IIrtrm-s
KATHERINE
ROBER,
Mimmm II its in r on It -I l» -- It vi i "tot-um.
I‘IIIII I rt Hr: to -tm null
\ mull viii; hrt‘i-lu.
I1II-t'y "l‘ilt'l'lisliliii-‘lil n'III-u in midtown»; not.
-.I dull locum-m.
In... tuilnwltu II p» rtnln will no pvrwrtltt‘i’.
Monday I vI-Iiiuw— lluria-
Ttu-«luy owning Sloth-n oi l'locicty.
\YI-duoulay IIIstluI-I- l 'nnIlIlI-
“mint-stint Writing The l’syumter.
'l‘humlay mallow-~- Dom
’l‘i‘Iun-tlay I Iciilugn’l'lw limit-mean
'.asi-
l" ritlay ”mum-Iv «A l ilrl irmn the l 'ln'u»
Frills) t'u'lililu A III-mint-iti I
Miiiidav Inatlum—l’niwhnm tin-i
Hatimlay evening \Ilw- Dixie.
Evenings, 10,20 illil 30 cult
Itiilltii, w"";"'“iiiillicuii.
Maho- up ’{mLi'iI-gi’i‘rrqinrtb -.
DolYou want a
POSITION?
WI’ WANT 'I'I) BNIIAHE AN
PIAKNM, AMBI’I’IUUIII MA‘
South Nor-walk.
WE HAVE \ iil'lilll H'I'IIA IiiIIT
III'i‘INI'Sfll" 1aliill’lltil’l'IIflV Til
Irv
Addict-I at ones,
GBO. B. TRACYI
Little Ludo
_- - unnotueaies,
1 » , , V ,
‘ iii-eds! in! inlets tor soon tie-Ill»
animals-samba; I. 3.10. it. and
this notice appears in the papers; an
early seasoniot 1898 opportunity.
livery Jacket in the store has been
marked‘dowa. We have sold so may
(since the prices were reduced that we
consider it important nova to let you
know what I ran we're harms; you
may want to take advantage oi the
chance while it lasts.
Dinner Sets from $1.50 to 816 the set.
The dillerent designs in these lots have
been marked down to three-quarters
their regular prices—two or three is-
bles oi ”them all spread out for an easy
choice.
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Children’s Dresses, too pretty and
too low-priced to overlook. Little col—
ored dresses in csmhric. lawn. lappet
pereale and linen. for 25. 50 and 75
cents. 81.00. ”.25 and 81.”. As charm-
ing a lot as we have ever shown-
iresiitliully [made 'snII delightitil elects.
And short. Wbite fiblrllwcblidreu's
shirtswwlth deep hem and tucks. for
25 ctmts. Babies' Outing Flannel
Nightgown». ”and 49 cents.
They have come to go.
Evening Sliltsihat we mentioned two
or three days ago have been recog-
nized as a npecisl value and are keep
ins: our slllI counter more or less bus My
The eflects are handsome and they will
also be suitable ior summer out- door
service. being in striped Tailets with:
the groundwork at a very narrow
sray stripe marked oil with a wider;
stripe that is shot with sth colors as
green. cert-aw pink. blue and other
shades Everyone lites them.
Among the Inarlt- downs in the W‘ash
(looms depart-tout are some wry hand
some patterns in heavy and one Outing
Flannel in esira width for it rents a
yard. Yo old style t'alito.‘ dark and
light. :3 cents a yard.
0
TheD.M.READCO.
mm.
TNOTICE 1
Proposed Fire District.
Whereas. a petition has been presen-
ted in due input to the selertnien oi the
town oi Not-walk. .eonsstlng them to
call a meeting tor the purpose at er
iaidlshing. if deemed advisable, a tire
dirtritt in said town, under the provi-
sions or ('hapwr I.\'Il. oi the puhiir
III Assembly in the your lbw, and with-
in the following drambmi lines and
boundaries. to-wit:
Beginning at a point at the mouth oi
the Flirt.- Mile River Harbor. on the di-
viding lint- hetween the towns oi Nor-
walk and tin. Ian; thence lollowina said
dividing line to ‘lu- Connecticut turn-
pike: so called; thence easterly along
said turnpike to Scribner’s lane:
theme southerly along said Scribner»
lane to West street; thence easterly
slang said West street to the boundary
line of the city oi South Norwalh:
thence tailoring said city boundary
line to the Meadow street hritlae;
"thence southerly irom said bridge
along the Dannury sad Norwslh rail»
”mu. (interment-tsunami”,
III-ts oi this'state. passed by tits llener- .
N6. 2 Gazette Building, Norwalii.
on
Hambiir r9 Edgings.
Oar fourth annual importation of Hamburg litigious and Inst-dings just received,
and now on sale Our store he’s always been the headquarters far meroideries of all
kinds, and this season ’s line is far ahead of anything we have shown' in previous aca-
sons. It contains all the newest and latest patterns, and at prices much less than
ever before.
CLOAK SALE.
Our January Cloak sale will be 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}.
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 dillcrent
styles, all new, fresh goods, no seconds or imperfections—mar price for this sale is
39¢ per pair.
Tristram 8- Hyatt,
NORWALK, CONN.
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3.4
SCOFIELD 8L HOYT
,' With the exit of 1897 this Old Boston Store will have been the new Scofield &
Hoyt store just eight months. Therdorc daily lessons were to be learned, and we have
Those ties ;
strict-n 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 rewatii 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 comrbence with the New
.Year with giving you 10m cent. discount on all Ladies‘laud Misses’ Garments and
Furniture for cash for thirty days
SCOFIELD 8t HOYT;
8.3 Washington Street. . South Norwallt, Conn.
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FOR ENT.
:Thc store now m-cupicd by the South
The fixtures, counteis, slleIICS, glass
show cases, cash Syntcm, tcu sta-
tions, tables, étc., etc., etc.
‘ y‘a-
Norwalk Boston Store, 118 \\ ash-
ingtou St. Particulars at store.
Beginning with Tuesday, January 4th, we will inaugurate
A Grand Clearing Up Sale of General Dry Goods,
. I v- ¥ '4 . I
such as was never known III the history of South Norwallt. \gp will practically
have good» at your own price.
I lum- formed luminous connection» elsewhere, and shall Imiltc prim-s at second-
any consideration, in order to wind up business I'It‘l't.’ as quickly as litiilllllilt'.
GEORGE R. VAN ALS'I'YNE, Proprietor.-
SouthNorwalkBostonStore,
118 Washington Street.
road to Village (fresh. so called: thence
iollowlng the shores oi said creek oi
Norwsilt Harbor. oi Wilson' I Cove.»
called. ssdotloaglsiaadiosad. to
the place oi beginning:
iiow. literature. notice is hereby sir-3
es in the legslyotsrs at said Wall.
midiss within in above nailed III-
its, that a meeting will he held at
union's Hall, is liowsytoa, so enlist,
is said Iowa. as Weds-day. ilie m
liar oi ham, III. at 7 o'clock is
the evening. tor the purpose oi acting
am said mm
Data! at itorwsth. the I’ll say at
January. at it 1".
if It. “mu.
mull manta
IAIIUIII Li till.
m at Kuwaiti.
Ilsa-so
wmuttiir, to”
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Homeowners Glillll Clilll‘ll Hillel, THOROUGI'I *
an
Will‘s-sir and lirtsii duster- tn .41..
ATTENTION I Fresh and Salt Fish. “magnum-um
We mun mammows.
.enXiMu WIM- “m m ,,,_
ffizdfigkelmm Battalions, Lobster» g , WW
III] II 3“.“ M III- * Vmw: I. méwmuwI
M ll 8. MI! hum vomit snxrowon rill-:5“ W .
.MW'ZT W “’5‘” mumps
_ Illusi- Radish WI every day. 'r .
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