"any; It)! d ill! or
n. the Port Point rtmt
Witt null through At-
: mu. realm John and
nrdlnn. ior 348.82. one tor
, the nation at ganten in
in tournament of Old Well
, flock and Ladder oom-
jl, he played tonight in the
the Mayflower troélt com-
lint Norwallt.
, . Jon-uh Goodwin baa at-
horns and wagon belonging to
the Boat Norwniit Junk
titty a claim oi Luther
' Harrie claims he paid the
in show no proof
9 ml».—
gliléhardnon. the preaident oi the
"In“ Christian annociatlon. oi
nih. adult-eased the prayer-
attire East Avenue Methodiet
church iant evening The
, wan well attended and exceed-
meeting.
Inland oi the late Andrew
. . wan largely attended yen-
oon from hia late real-
in Pint avenue. Rev. A. J.
oi Butler lodge. l. 0. 0. F.
,l-lnrman Theile, Charles vole
Bellman. Prank St John
,itarttoeau and 1-: Anderson
. wan in Willow Brook came-
filiaee Marvin received lniorma-
’ ~ y that the barge Charles
' c. with a cargo oi 250 tone of
,gonl tron: Port Liberty, N. i'.,
46 him. had rung shortly after
that port. The cargo had been
. by Mr. Marvin. and conse-
‘ m in not a loner by the oinlting
hunt. lie ban another cargo at
ill lilo dork on board the, boat
l
. "AW.
1 John W. Fallon in mending a low
in Brooklyn.
,, and Ira, William Mower alerted
, ‘ [or Dnyiona. Florida. to remain
- oi the Balltlnt churn it held
Mar meeting Wednesday night at
m oi Samuel White.
hurl Hathaway, oi llanbnry. in
a a large porch on the residence
in brother. Major A. if. iiathaway.
A law day: ago while Sitar Carpelh
* and Edward Dibble were walking
J B. itaylnond' a plat o, the former
a ”Chet-book containing 8" and
valuable pope". While they were
.. lug tor it Mr. Carpenter ionnd
7 is that looked. to Mr. Dribble.
n allot of dynamite. He picked it
7 and lnntantly Mr. Dibble let out a
" i .- “'0! llrai'en‘a unite. 8i." he or
' an Mr. Carpenter began rap-
ll. on a car rail to m.» it it would
‘ , ”don't do that; you'll blow on
"' An ttr. nouns dodged mom a
It not up a hearty tough. After
ilnnl oi permanlon he got, Mr.
"In «one out. and then he or
K (hat the atit-it wan only a piece
. lined tor eieetrlr lighta.
' It never told a mid about
. Si in all" looking (or tile
tm
AID Hm.
. oi llrnrie ntreet. in en-
Inr nrnndmn. oi New York.
diam who Mimi 3 ml
John lnrphy. oi Sermon.
the barlm. wan airliner)
. . yeaterday bernune
lindrlrotn. oi iiontit
toting {or him.
‘ _ Immune”...
Uh IBM” fill-GIN it!
the lam were are»
m. m the
rillnne turned owl
in nae than: work.
”not: one tuner
annanllinllaeieln the
3N0 one imitates
of imitation.
Wumwm
MANY » MODES.
. , .. - -. .. e...— /
Val-Inna Intnn oi 1m lathe 3..th
Coating-It of More.
Large wrnpa oi plain or plaid cloth. with
a enmrrhon and large buttoned mere. are’
the ordinary wrap or jacket. They are
:lzclnliy urotui ior driving and traveling
I'Whlte tulle reiln' with blank chenille
iota are again in vogue in Putin. This in
a moat lmnringntylool tell and inn wel.
rotuo revival.
.Buttona are n inrorile decoration and
norm to keep their hold on iaahlonable mn-
aidnratlon without dlfliculty. :‘mnli,
medium and large. in gold oi aulrtli finish.
ntoliahod, chit-vied or plowed field. they
adorn many elegant contour". while clolo
scone. enameled and jeweled buttona run
of dark velvet.
rmnnnntnnr
In order to vary the was: oi the plain
, gnkirt nod to gradually an union; the public
o’cinted. The pall-hearera were?
to the thought oi breaking its “might
ll anti no pave the way toward a will-
in ateeptanre of trimming, tome modela
are teen in whit-h the iowor part of the
shirt in in the phone of a licorice. out in n
curving form to avoid inllrma and mount-
an on the upper part, which in plain and
"“ It”!!! "‘7.
char. What the goods on til!“ will
gather eanfiy' lin- lie-lure in ohm tut
straight lflfid at t owing. An mutation
plaiird More in w ry oflefliro in anltnivin
material Tin- top of the akin or yoke
may he rho-rt or innit awarding it: the it;
tire oi the wearer. l'mnlly it in noninwlmt
higher at the boots than in from. the latter
being rounded. pointed or wt in even
thrro point». one of the pointn muting
down over mh hip. ii the wearer ill tell.
theyoltp may be mrrietl down to the kneen.
it not. it. hhtiilltl be kept pmwrtlonately
higher,
'l'mlny‘n lilo-traitor) depict» a ill‘l‘idully
new hat. It in oi white Ml, the round
brim brim“ "eluted at their-viz and rolled
overtly:~ rrown in naort oi tire“. The
low crown in entered with in lint i lrtlo oi
violet wivet iahl in twnor thrw large
plnitu under the arm" nml boniereti with
n Milli hand ruling in natural lien-la.
Violette in irnnt and under the lrrirn til the
hack tom an ultiltionni Mumion.
.lt lilt' t‘mtufl'.
Coal largo Loot oil Itantiorti.
Captain lit-win. oi the rtearoer 'i'owv
anda. not into litntniortl. yentertlay.
and reported the loan at the barge
tfhnrlrn l'rttilrone. With 225 tone at
coal. which wan annlt during the gale
yenterdny about half a mile mtthnvnnt
oi titanium lighthotm. The crew
was taken aboard the Meant" brim
the inn-gr unit.
Golden throne Grand lodge.
The eaerntirr hoard oi the l'nitrd
Order of the “olden t‘rmw has decided
to hold the tenth annual nenniont oi the
tirand bulge in dominion on Well.
nnntlay. Match 21. The «not! nrliool
oi inatrnrttoo of the outer one held at
tililimntle on lifeline-day. it wan the
last oi the nevlen and war wry W
int
The hell poultry Mn Inn lull. yel-
low ”in and, in“.
ltnrlnonll Miler: nre {entailing
marl-t tor Hater mum at Cor
tentmt inland.
The mm county convention oi
the A. 0. it. will he held in Smith More
«in on one”. Pence-tr is.
Mn annotate-Intonation at It.
Jenn“! hep. mend it. in. beta teat
“Alimmww
W
”minim
The Game; is not far to seek,
{ind H:- 0 by reason: of its
reputation, enjoys the :tlisti‘nc-
:ion of every conceivable sort
”0" NEWS STEAM PM!“ OATMEAL.
nhown' tor wear in very on 'd weather over .
a low standard, I
Chicago Jan. ”Jule Board of Di~
rectorn oi the National Federation oi
gnu-teat clnbn haa «mm to hold the
next general meeting in St. Louie in
the apring oi is”.
Noriolh. Va.. Jan. 28-1‘he Supreme
Court oi the state sitting at Richmond
has handed down ita opinion in the
cane oi the city tn. the newapnpern oi
Norfolk and ruled that they tnunt pay
the licenne tnx recently lntponed by
count-ill.
Ottawa. Ont. Jan. 28~8ir liouia Da-
vim, minister oi marine, in planning
active ntepa for the formation ' at n
. liti for
“In!!! "Why“. an “on” and built-ea liorce oi (‘anndian naval nil a
service on the great lnltea
Santa Rona. Cat. Jan. 23—41» high
price at hops laat year haa greatly en»
oouraged the hop grower: in Sonotna
county null there will he connidernble
increase in acreage this metro.
San Francisco. Jan. zs~lnnuranee
litommiuioner Andrew J. (float-n line '
been enjoined by Waited Staten Circuit
Judge W. W. Morrow trout earryi
out hia threat to cancel the linen-en
' the iorelgn innnranee companies doing
barium in this «in.
Dnnhnry Thin! Identified
New Yorlt. Jan. wwhirn Hanna
Ridge, oi Danbury. t'onn.. ram here
yesterday. and identified George (lib-
soa. a prieoner in Bane: Market Police
t'onrt. an a man who entered her house
on Jan, l7. and atole two gold watchea
(lihaon wan held for requisition pnpern.
15571.31”) 31E NT?
Hoyt’S Theatre,
Friday, Jan. 28.
l'llM. i-Z. lllnney' a flour, liiinrlmo.
l vomit llit
iRailroadTicket
"our the mirliy airy: “Molh Mn.
nuirt. " “Sin Lillfmi When Hire finiri
\' m ‘ "Marguerite t'ltv-lu r."
THEM”. .-\’i‘ i tiltii'lln' i'Mi'l':
lit'n‘r H.\\'i'.ill.\’. who "Imll' "Trip to
i'ltitmtown" forum».
l’mrtt Mi tum \.
\nm Honing-lie
ii tutti l’nnrrn, iunniust oi Mono-
lonletn
S It um.» Norma», lllllil t'eiebratwl oi
lilac-it Fave Artieten. tlitwi from South
Aim-an trimn ll».
thznnn Sum, the world'u-iewn
not Avrollnlil- Donn-r.
liiin. HAL». loading Trim! t'lipper
iitntrtette.
iii um: W .itiilil x, llmton'n licmttiiui
\ ounu warranty.
.txxrrn limo \w Ill not linn.
trim, Minniirmai At'i'nllullt' Dam-err.
'l'lw l'l't'lllenl Hillt-
‘l’lm Mint liewilclering linncw.
l'he Moat yflt'iilll t'mtnmi-u.
'l'lu' tinyt'ni . thlr.
Prim 2n m~37¥i$ Nealemtnltr
at l'lai-led’n and lilmltkttlim'l ilml
More!
ill, 20 and 30 CENTS.
Hoyt’swllientre,
One mild welt. mater-tong
Monday, Jan’y 3lst.
iii: nigitlu and hair routine-en
limo-mt «r Vow ”onion 3‘ n favorite Invite-a
KATHERINE
ROBER.
Moron-d M in! r on» orient-ii mm).
”WM" iiirh'rrlifl A.
item entertainment elm tumm am
a nail met.
“rt-r» mm named» will to W
Mm im film Milt-riot)
even *-
Waterway: era» The Para-eta.
‘i’irnnnay matinee!”
’i'ltntwlay mmw’i‘hr til-me
mmwunomrnntnm
lltr' i‘nlvnlltm
am. gem.
WNW.
Mlllulflm
‘ f nonworking...
' sown» low Mona to: noon donignn
on lint-clean «nitric: I. aloe. 18. wt
19 Min. hale neurone“ an noon an
thin notice appear- in the papers; an
Every new in the ntore han been
marked down. We have nold no runny
alone the prices were reduced that we
consider it important newa to let you
know what a run we're having: you
they want to latte advantage of the
chance while it lasts.
Dinner Set: iron: “.60 to its the net.
The dlflerent denlgna la thene iotn have
been marked down to three-quarter-
blea oi than all nureatl out tor an easy
choice. -
Children's Brenna. too pretty and
too low-priced to overlook. Utlle'col-
ored drenaea in can-brie. lawn. lappet
pert-ale and linen. for 26. 50 and 75
cents. 8109, $1.25 and It”. An charm-
ing a lot a; we have ever shown—-
beautifully made and deiigbtiul electn
And short 'Whlte Shim—children;
early wanna oi 1m opportunity. . 5
their regular Mean—two or three to- ,
l
r
song.
ever before.
39¢ per pair.
25 cents. Bahien' Outing Flannel
Nightgown; ii! and 49 canto.
I
They have more to go. Thone new
or dine daya ago have been recog-
ing our ailh' counter more or lean bony
The ehecta are handout“ and they will
alao be suitable for autnnter out-door
nervire. being in ntriped 'i'aleta with
the groundwork of a very narrow
gray atrine' mulled oh with a wider
etripn that in nhot with ouch colon as
green. came. pink. blue and other
nhaden. liret'yono liken them.
in
Among the markdowns in the Wash
(looda department are notne very baud-
unne patterns in heavy and hue Outing
Flannel. in extra width. for 8 cents a
yard. "Ye old style Calico." darit and
light. 5 cents a yard.
TheD.M.READCO.
Your
Wife
in the tnvl'ntrlt you too-n drain to
pleura. liver thin]! to think what
a great anrount oi pleneure a new
mat of point or paper on ‘iwr
home would give her?
“he’d do her work mom time
fully: be happier; for there'n no
linenonrarth ardent tonwlie’n
hearthlierhotne. iiite'n in it
nearly all the tinte, and you can't
who it in» mud luv her.
W.»
Wail l’npntn.
i'nintern' flopplia.
Arthta’ Helen-la.
Pieter-n M and Unnamed.
Pieter. Warn-d gr older.
Painting and Pam Hanging.
”mm
in WWII fluent.
skim—until: deep hem and tucltn. tor?
Evening Stilts that we motioned two;
nixed an n npeeial value and are heepov
(m and uranium it; won’t;
. Hoyt store just eigb "
ntriren to learn, tb
You are rewarding
if
*0!
88 Washington Street.
'lhe store now occupied by the South
3
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1 Norwalk Boston Store,
l ington St.
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l’artit-ltlnrs at store.
No. 2 Gazette Building, Nor-walk.
a Mme..- ”W
,e
Hamburg Edgings.
Our l'uurth annual importation of Hamburg Edginge and Inserting: just received
' and now on sale Our store has always been the headquarters for Embroiderien of ill
kinda, and this season’ a line is far ahead of anything we have shown In previonn non» “
It contains all the newest and latent patterns, and at prices much lean than
CLOAK SALE.
Our January Cloak sale will be continued for the balance of this month, and still 1
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 Cornet: a large lot: ‘
of goods at very much less than the regular price The lot contains five dillet'ent,
styles, all new, fresh goods, no second: or imperfections—war price for thin naiein
,1
118 \\ ash-
i lit-ginning with Tuesday, January 4th, we will inaugurate
A Grand Clearing Up Sale of General Dry Goods,
such as was never known in the history of South Norwallt.
have goods at your own price.
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Tristram 8- Hyatt.
NORWALK, CONN
. we are keeping a better ntore today than we did one year ago.
with your custom and confidence. If we keep a still better store
you will reward us better, and that in what will bailout litre' til 1898.
Women’ SJacltets and Furniture.
; The under side of thingn tn alwayn interesting. We shall commence with the New
Year with giving you 10 per cent. discount on all Ladlen’ and Misses’ Garments and
Furniture for cash for thirty days.
SCOFIELD 8; HOYT
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¥e
whole“: Noni-in, (Soon.
FOR SALE ' «
'l'lie fixtures, counters, slwlt'esg plate
show cases, rush system, ten sin-
lions,
tables. eta, chi, etc,
I
' . .
You will practiceally
l have loriiit'll lilltillll'lili runner-lions elsewhere, and slmll tnnlte prim-s a manud~
nry consideration, in order to wind up limitless here as quickly as possible.
GEORGE R VAN ALS’I'YNE, Proprietor,
,SouthNorwalkBostonStore,I
118 Washington Street.
éflngrseowners Grand Central Inlet, “manner!
a .
,Dnlrymen. mum“ PLACB' COURSES"...
Wholesale null Mail deal"! in 13.. i5
'4 hilllllllolil Front: and Still Finn. , ”Mum”.
Mdiiflfill. .
mouflmnnfi Wm elm ( .. im‘"'"’"“‘ ....
"m mfi;fl',flmm Bacallnpn. um ., Inninnrn W ;-
in ii lliii at in. ”Whig“, “aw‘
m ll’ “ till! n M murmurs staterooms run gfihmmfi
mm. W” Browns
m“ ”L megjjrrmdny. ' ‘ or f
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