of mar plsce.
fl . who has been vis-
, Elm. Airs Longstreet.
will return to her home
Pa.
I" ‘9! Andrew Christensen
train his former residence
, .. Power. of East Nor—
turnish music {or a born
, place last Monday night.
the other day.
ly prayer and praise service
in the lecture room of the
till Methodist Episcopal
evening at 7:45 o'clock.
Bennett. of Riverside ave-
.lett eye was forced out of
by a cork (mm a bottle
y, went to Bridgeport this
“the treated by Dr. Wilson.
, suffering iron: hemorrhage
hull was advised by his phy-
o’mlsult a specialist.
Mien ll. Sweet. of Pittsfield
Wed a very interesting ser-
the Advent church last night.
text. ”Wherefore. beloved.
_;looit (or these things. be dili-
' ye may be found of him in
Wt spot and blemish." Mr.
till preach again tonight. Ev‘
., in Welcome; Service begins at
.. . h.
”A1701.
, Jack is the guest of Stratv
. res.
' e prayer meeting was held
tut. thc home of Mr and Mrs
damlmvr or
H. Thomas, of Lynn. Mam.
Daitchey. ol Winsted, are to
“ 'ed February tiith. A number
1 in‘thls other how rovciw-d
5 Nellie Thomas.
. udrigan hogan Work tmlny.
'. tho drain pip» oi the worm-r
.. Mimi and Limoln zircon». lie
.1 lit the strcei and I'nlltitrlu't n
hello. At the corner of .lolln
*' . ' plum, also an t'alt‘ll—lliil'lll will
in in and the strum improved.
flit Charles H. Guidcr, the Will'—
lhble grand ot Eurcka‘flcbeltah
_ of South Norwnlk. entertained
and hundred of the member-1 last
night at a supper given in
. 11 Hall. The» ropant was pro—
. mort excellent in quality. A
party proved one 0! the cnjoy~
diversions oi lhl' evening.
_ NM Tilley in monidcrnbly im—
oil totlsy
VIM Mrs. tl H Noth how two
' ,. Miss i‘mmu ituulillc or
I “lie C. l-‘urin hon returned
m n vlnit with Mr. and hire.
., autumn, of \"i’llptlfl.
Wilton will tnke no further
‘ tho onention of the new
M's Point until llw rn.
L» flt‘olleld. town coumel.
hull ol Volume»! Hook
. oompsny will he held in-
’ ,.Twn Hull. Osmotic-it’s
. Itemlord. will provide
at the Epworth ll’flmll'
‘ lst church paid a visit
mule” of the Moth»
church. of East Nor-
? night.
v. . at last week prayer-
«Child in the Methodist
my will he continued all
except fisturdsy evening.
“to" were thin: converts.
r Front-its condition rm
.2 llr. Del-held. at Now
who in: mu for. unwed
" _ non end is attending
L G. tlmwnson remained
all ‘l'mday night.
61' the warring oi the
My t'ilfllt. the weekly
all holdlns‘ Home was
. an. linmp was mm~
. P. 3. men. of Tam
r. and Mrs. W. l'. Voter»
delivered u very l»
The property in this elm belonging
to the, estate at the lste John Ferris
is hot disposed of 31mm. Ferris,
0! Son Nahum] lirother of the div
', cussed, has purchased the Museum!
born in lisple venue. plsccd in the
assessment list last year at. $2,700. for
$1.500. William A. Ferris. one ot the
present assessors. hss purchased the
property st the corner at lople and
Railroad avenue. assessed lest. you at
$1,600. for woo. .
At the next meetlng of the seven»
in; committee at the Wee Burn (loll
club, of Newton, a delegate will be spo
pointed to represent the club at the
meeting of the United States Golf os-
societion, to he held at Delmanleo's
Fifth avenue and Forty-fourth street.
New York, on the amnion of February
17. All the mine meeting of the com-
mittee quite a number 0! men will be
proposed (or membership in the club,
which has neofly reached its limit ot
resident members. »
WORM.
’R Olmstead is in town.
Percy Ackertnnn and wile visited on
Laurel Hill.
llnrry Edwards spent 11 few days in
Bridgeport.
Mrs G Mend is recotoilng from a
seicre lull
Mrs. J, Roscoe spent Tuesday with
Mrs. J. H. Williams.
Mrs. l‘ancher is visiting her dumb»
tor. Mrs. W. Rumm.
Mrs. W. Rumor: and mother molt a
trip to llunhury. Tuesday.
' Mien t': Godfrey Who the guest of
Miss (fathcrinc Jennings. recently.
Mr. and him. L. Weed entertained
she Brant-brine cluh last Friday. El-
mer l‘iilow entertained the chill last
night,
Mrs, P. l). Emmons has rctnmr-d to
her home in New York city. after
spending a week with her mother;
also her friend. Miss Donohue.
GEORGETOWN .
'l'iw lirlzhl thrcr-ymr-oid daughter
of Emzmw lliillkti. recently fell from a
lounge. breaking orn- or her arms just
above the elbow.
William D. Gilbert. of Derby, hull r1»
Wivcd tz'om lllll 11ml. Allison ll. (lillwrt
:1 line specimr’n ol Klondike gold. Mr.
Gillicrl and run or» linth well known
in this village, having rrintlws and
many friends horn. The non hail tin-w
claim» in Masks, and had your down
to Sun Francisco in rcrciw medical
aid as lllli health wua enduring imm
the rigors at tho climate. ll» has oi
ready xturtcd lmric in Alaska and
hopes to roach then» try March. in
his lmyhnml.:\liuon mode sevcrol pro-
trnctml vlnitn to this village. riurr:
which time lw has been in Amtrnlln.
Sandwich lalundn and i‘niimrnie. the
grcntc-d port at tho time.
BROAD own.
An itl't'llt’l‘ noclublc who held in tho
chapel last night.
Thorn will he a who wullt at
.loltn’ 11 hall tonight
3!.
”'tnptnln .lmit' .lumcs turn 1. painful
Mon on one oi his lingers.
The txmrmoml (lance for the bone—
l’lt ol ertchnnlo Kinnelln will he held
on Friday. February ii.
A... w
Frnuk Lyrrtt recently chopped his
wrist instead of u elicit M Wood. lie
now rarrlmr thc wrist in n sling.
my.
Mn. Charles Baldwin is seriously
iii.
A “stressful pnvcrty sm'inl who held
by the member: of Washington lodge.
inst night.
moon.
Mimi Sarah Wood has rctnrncd
home (mm a visit to air-ride».
”IDA! moot. my
Incite-t Work Done at the lath
WWI“,
’l‘htv Blind-y school rally at South»
port. Tundsy. we: 11 wry DWI"
one. About lEI/rl corneal, worltmi met
in the mm «It the Cmmtlonl
church. The meld-in was in atom at
President Cullen 0. Form. at the stoic
smoristion. “some 3. ”"1"th sod
i. it lliltlmsn. representing the state
centre! committee. were also mt
mitesnmmum will
Moist: including the it" to It.
33m mmammszm
yum! ‘ ‘ the illuminant Inho-
. , list; New church; the itev Hr.
.‘Iflisshdotlierhlyhcrlcspotsin on W W
,gmsneznlsodeoninsintorsdhsnot
“Milan. ,
I; oi
church; the no: Mr. name. of
6m firms. sod the 11".: it. 1
Beach. at ltowsrton
utter a short. service of song Ind dc~
rotten, the Rev. Dr Dovsnport, of
Bridgeport, an s most help!” sod
eloquent sddress on “The Best Emir
mot tor service." A discussion ct the
itinerant ports in: participated in by
the Rev. Mr. Raymond. C. 0. Jellili snd
others. ’
Following this wss n.1lldress by the
Rev. [loyal Raymond up... .hs topic.
~th1 Shall Be My Purpose?“ The
speaker related some personsl experi-
ences which were exceedingly interest»
ingvand listened to with great sitco-
tion. Borne discussion followed upon
the many points which the speaker
only brought out. '
Hrs. Mary 8. Lord, one o! the sink
Sunday school visionaries. than nude
one oi her strong appeals to? the "Nes-
lected Fields." which was listened to
with much interest.
Following this came an address hit
Misc Lucy (l. Stock, suite primary sit-
pcrintendent. upon "The Trained Sum
day School Teacher." Miss 3111211 in a
very interesting speaker, sod had her
subject well in hunt.
Miter the adjournment of the alter-
noon meeting the rinitlnguelegutcs. to
the number of 25. were ontertnlncd hy
the Sunday school maple (or the oven-
ing service.
”It account of the snow ntorm the
cronies meeting won not so well at-
tendcd 11s the one in the afternoon.
W
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NorwalkOperallouse,
03'1". SIGHT "SLY,
Thursday, Jan. 27th.
Little Lorin»
Fauntleroy. ~u~
It vlmrmztu: alumwtir ~lnry in mm- on... u"
“f3. It'r'ttlt'r‘h "041qu Willow”. l’t‘isltlrm! k;
‘pfi‘t’llll nrrnnnntwnl with Slr. T. lirrir}
"Il’C‘tll‘li, Millellifl‘fllt‘ll’ Inwnrr W. Mimud‘.
l’rlws" .n 13 uml 5" t’I'lll'i. flout- at
\l ml ’souol Ttlitilll’lwvtt'e.
Hoyt’s Theatre,
Friday, Jan. 28.
lilting?” Hun-u
i'nflml} ”it,
illailroadlicket
”cur ilu- o'nlt'll} stir-r "Moll: Mrs-
uuirr." "P‘lw [Jelwrl “1w” Slit» Hold
You." "Msmu-riti- t'lzuinr"
‘l‘lilv‘ til: I". .\'l' t'thlIlth Ali'l':
llllJ "11min. ulwmmlv "Trip In
iliinnlnwu" tuition».
lwtm )li "11.1.1.
Army NuthMlv.
llutin' I’nu’nzn,
lnulrls.
Sodom-1 Slam», urmt wleivmtml an!
"inch Hm- Afllfilt'li, dim-t {mu Huntlt
AMI-nu trim» d1».
Snuuun \ ’AlII:, tln- unrid'nrlo-wrv
ml Ac-mlinllc' lhltlrrr.
Hm. H \l.l"., lo-ndiluz 'l‘ruor i'llppI-r
”until-lion
.\t .:\un \\ unu 5. lhI-tun'n ltcnutiful
‘i' norm etopmm».
Ann.“ Item no "I ”u listi-
Ht.- rio-n-ntionzd A1 minute Dani-1w.
'l'lw l'rrltiwt iiiris.
l‘lm Mrs-t llcuilllo ring llotuw
"in MM! h it lilll t’ minor-m.
'l‘lio~tlny1~t_}rnl~l1
Price", 23. fill 75 er “in. Null: 1m ml.»
at l'lnixtcvl's niul chmlmaing'c drug
ulnfs‘w.
10, 20’ all 30 CENTS.
Hoyt’sm Theatre,
One solid wcrlt, mmrmmciug
Monday, Jau’y 3131.
His night» and four "moms.
limo-norm or Sm rumour. («turtle wen-a
KATHERINE
ROBER,
~11;me by hcr are n wines-‘1! "minor,
0 11m we 0 MM!» no
Viral-vim Mimi:
livery mmtmm stem in «minimum ml
or drill Imam.
i'lm-s. l‘I. llilnrinue
illr .“olvnlioll
funniest of Morm-
‘flrr Hermon «more will he pry-mull.
Mortals: overdo; wInert-t.
y mi Mullahs at ibwiety.
W... M mm
a mu «- W6“.
mm”: ’ ”on... "
Thumb; arming-«The “autumn
new mlimd tilrl (mu thct'lrrnr
event «A ”niacin
mu’lhwmmm
Maw” in liisic.
Mlululflm
will, low pried tor and designs
on llrllwdus brie: 5, 8. lo, 13, and
10 cents. autoimmune u soon as
this notice oppssrs in the papers: an
ssrlr msan at on ovuortunity.
Every .isclwt in the store its: been
worked down. We hsve said so many
time the prices were reduced thst we
connider it imports!“ news to let you
know‘hwhat a run We're having: you
may went to tslte advantage ot the
chsnco while it lasts.
I m
Dinnm' Sets from $7.50 to $16 the set
The dillerent designs is these lots have
been marked down to threconusrtm
their regular prick—two or three to»
bins of them all spread out {or an easy
choice.
Children's messes. too pretty and
too low-priced to overlook. Little col-
orr-d dresses in «rubric. lawn. hippo:
pemle and linen. 'for 25. 50 and 75
cents. ”.00. $1.35 and ”.49. As thorn
in; a lot on we here ever Ulmivllw
Mme..- , ..
shlr1n«-with deep hem and tucks. tor
213 can“. Babies“ Outing Flannel
Nightgowns. 1:9 and 49 cents.
They have come to no.
or three dd}! ago have two mm;-
niznd as n speciol value and are keep-
ing our stilt ionntcr more or icon lmey.‘
The chm-ts are handsome and they will
scrillc bring in striped Tallinn with
the groundwork n! a
gray strlpr marked oil with 21 older
stripe that 1.» shot with such mlom 11:1
green. rot-inc, pink. him! and other
'lifl'lt‘h. Everyone Ilkcs them,
Hoods olcpsrtnicn! urc mm: vr-ry hand-
n "it? pattrrnn in hmiy and um- tinting
“Yr old Mylo “dim." dark and
:. cents a yard.
yard.
light.
‘
The D. M. 12er go.
Wife
III the [wow- you uuut dwin- to.
root at point or paper on her
lunm' Would givc llcr. "
l‘hc’al do her work hum: chm-r-
fully; he lisppicr; {or time no
phonon north so ah-sr to s wife’s
She'll in it
hourly oil the "Inc, and you can't
make ll too grind tor It".
('oltle nod soc its-limit it; won't
out much
m-.. l
W all Pepi-n.
Psinten’ ilttpplim
Artim' Motorists.
Mares Framed sud Untamed.
Pictures Ill-med to Order.
Pointing nod Pepi-r Housing.
”HIKE“.
71 WW Him,
iiouth Nmslhfi
~ that.
W
shun so.
hurt so lm lune.
“cosmonaut.
minimum
beautifully mode and dclixhtlul elects.
And Short White Skirts «shilliren’s‘y
No. ;2_ Gazette Bull‘dlnglNorwalk.
Hamburg Edgings.
Our font th annual importation of Hamburg Edgings and Inserting: Just received,
and now on role Our store has always been the headquarters for Bmhroidcrics of all
kinds, and this season' 3 line is far ahead of anything we have shown in previous sca—
sons. It contnins all the newest and latest patterns, and at prices much less than
ever before.
O
CLOAK SALE.
Our January Cloak sale will be continued for the balarce of this month, and still
further reductions will be made 111 the price of all garments in stock, as they must be
sold The cost or lormcr price will not be coneidcrcd at this sale.
Special Corset Sale;
chore 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 fire different
styles, all new, fresh goods, no seconds or imperfections—mm price for this sale 19
39¢ per pair.
T ristram 8- Hyatt,
NORWALK, CONN.
25001-10
Those new
lireninn Slum thst we mentioned two;
wry narrow 1
,\mung tho luni’li-tlf‘ilhll‘i in tllt- “'itlill:
llnntwl. in extra width tor .9 1mm: :1‘ m
The store now occupied by the South
pm. l'Iwr clay to think wind ,
a mi Mlmfllll u! [dentin-u um -
& HoYT.
With the exit of 1897 this Old Boston Store will have been the new Scofield &
Hoyt store just eight months. Therefore daily lessons were to be learned, and we have
.strivcn 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 If we kccp9 still better store
also he Nimble [or summer out «unriyon will reward us better, and that is what will be 110116 herein 1898.
Women’ sJackets and Furniture.
The under side of things 1s always initiating. we shall commence with the New
Year with giving you 10 per cent. discount on ‘all Ladies' and Misscs’ Garments and
, Furniture for cash for thirty days.
SCOFIELD 6t HOYT,
88 Washington Street. :South Nodwalk, Conn.
FOR SALE. j
The fixtures, counters, shelves, glass
show cases, cosh system, ten sta-
tions, tables, etc., etc., etc.
FOR RENT.
wr-
.\'orwn|k Boston Store, 118 Wash-
ington St. Particulars at store.
Beginning with Tuesday, January 4th we will inaugurate
A Grand Clearing Up Sale of General Dry Goods,
61111 h as was umcr known in the history of South Norwallt.
have goods at your own price.
\ on will practically
l have formed business 1 illlllt‘t'tltlllil elsewhere, and shall make prices a second-
or) consideration, lll order to wind up business here as quickly as poMblc.
GEORGE R VAN ALSTYNB, Proprietor
SouthNorwalkBostonStore,
118 Washington Street.
Harseowneré Glillll 61an Intel, THOROUGH
:nn
Dairymen, RAILROAD PLACE COURSES..."
windmill sud mum» in «lit-
ATTENTION ! Fresh and 3.111 ruin, xiizmkwe.
‘lsl‘l"ffs'fil“%iflllmllvfif“‘llfs 031m“, Clams, “w.
worth” haircut oll’wr trade. “9 must WI;
3731 "ll: 1:?qu demon-:1?“ Escollops. hustlers, lulu“ 6:th
"Minolta“. “1. v 4kg. W '
. 1 .
in u tiltl in in. ’9‘“ .. WWW" 1...“.
om ll 8. “ll! ”1' M ”multiracial-111mm run ml." ””hm
. m M W W, “A I»? SHELL». BRowu,s
Kill-c m mud every day. . . ,
llldlthtqttllyltl. ,
”MW
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