.5 lll‘ for W"!
5 *l’lrst avenue
word'- out mum
nlaht. nt lilo home in
little anti Julia Gaxhn
ore the guests of Mr. ’snlx
‘l'lylor. oi Seaside place.
W
, Buttery oi Broad River.
mphophone entertainment
hyarty of friends at the
son Branden. oi Fitch
W. dmham has returned
her son's in Bethel. being
- by the very serious ill-
little xrnnddouchter, Char-
oi Joseph W. Gorhntn.
nine.
W...“
Warrant that Inndlord
propwen to make at Greg-
mt season is the removu
Wing hon-ea to a point one
and forty lent eastward of
at location. This will give
and uninterrupted view oi the
ml the htorwnllt islands from
liltl pavilion
received .yestertiny from J.
. by members oi hie iam-
VJlIAt the party oi Klondike
were about to enter 8t.
There are sixty men in the par-
o'clock on the morning oi the
were ploughing through
of snow. and at it) o'clock it
three inches deep. The snow
deep in Michigan. There are
on in one rompony. and the
. wt party expects to go up the
fill; them. Mr. Brununge mid
- ,write min when the party
futile.
be a day oi insulin-ring and
at the East Avenue idethodist
church tomorrow The new
, _ converts; will he received on
,theold class oi probationerr
received into iull membernhlp.
will unite with the church
. . The pnetor will address
on "The Fellowship oi Saints."
evening the gospel services will
,ned. The Revival band will
It 3:15 in the lecture room for on
While nervite at” Motlotk Rev
., health will proath the word. The
, .701 be under the empires oi
' Mont! will he in harmony with
,fibhath day oi joy and filailnmttl.
g Hrthtluy party wort given to Miss
L. Palmer. nt hcr home in ('0:-
L public. Wetlnmlny owning. A
,3"?! time wan had by all. A
north was plnyml ivy May Le-
llltl Emir l’lntt; solo. i'arrit-
; playing. Mill. lrr. )tnrnhali;
"lot a Little Sittfithine in.”
. oone’hnli-year-old Walkm-
. rhonjo playing. Albert Dunn
Volume Jetttmp. oi i’ort i'hnster.
those present were Mum-n ilay
, Basic l’lntt,Amy Ymtugn. Ed»
"Yunnan. (.‘nrrie Painter. toot-hr Ln.
. Ethel Eddy 31mm”. Harry Ain—
. Harry Wright t' barrier» and \lr
innit. Bertie llognrt John ('m k—
Perry Wilton ('lnvton )inr
“Ward Painter, Elliott Palmer.
Bates, Waller I-Ztltly. Walloon
, Lee Dun, Mr. and Mitt. Albert
Mn. Dr. Marshall. Mrs. Eddy.
Wallace note». Clarence JPiiiilli’l.
. to were nervctl.
‘ marrow.
Snl n will spend tinnday
lie.
in
MM...
Mild“? hon recovered
shot a blue lay in
yntortloy.
fin. Hurry Pepper contenr
iron: Rowaytrm to Zion
I lee house it mdy to
having linen complet-
‘fi uptist t-hnrch. Lord's
Wm Morning. "3:45
by motor. Buhjm'l.
. ." Bible school at l2
WI Ill om are cordially
. melting nervire at
‘W ”A Young Mann
” W oi special totem!
. , m
“D um.
‘ hora 'l’ltnrntiay night to
tip-tin “am.
it. Croiool is unending
in itew York city.
--—--
“ . oi the ”molt Hill!
I“ m for the benefit of
' Win in charge. ore
( 5 . Charles llllflltd.
’ g Jones berry. John
5 W
”1.1;;th lion.
. The Themtwilmmnithew
hills Lotus mover in visiting her
aunt. mutton-lit VOW. ‘
Dir. and, hire. 'Pranlt Gilbert were
guests of Bridgeport Month on Tues-
tiny.
The post-othce was moved on Wed-
nesday to room ndioinin: Gilbert t
Taylor'v store. mailing a ‘ very neat
and comfortable once.
The many friends in this place at
Dirt. w. Harris, at Blnxhnmton, regret
to hear oi her severe illness. and hope
that the holy soon recover.
A "Celebrity Ten" will he held in
the ”Mary rooms on Saturday alter-
noon, iron: 3 to 6. The ladies oi the
commnttee hope to make it a soccer».
or the proceeds will so tor the benefit
oi the library. '
WT.
Edward 0. Walteman. of Green
Farms. watt plowing is the ileld on
Monday. January Zith. and met with
no frost.
Wentport parties caught fire bush-
eln oi crabs in the Mill Pond this
week. They topped them out of the
mud where they had hurled themselves
tor the winter.
O
The evening service at i'hrltu
church will be omitted Sunday even,
ing. in order to allow tho congregation
to attend the service. at (lure church.
Norwallt. at which time Bishop Brew-
ster will be present and confirm a
class. it in upwind that the bishop
will visit Christ churrh. Sunday morn-
ing. June thh.
hire. Caroline Rix continues serious.
,ly ill.
Mrs. M. ii. Hill has been spending
several data in Bridgeport.
Mrs. J. 8. Lane has went a couple
at days in Brooklyn this work.
Mill. l7. l1. Rowland has rcmvcrwl
iron: 8 had attack oi influenza.
Edits May Hamilton has entertained
Mists Minnio Barrett, oi Georgetown.
Mm. William Flli‘ll. oi Residing. has
been the gutett oi Mm. Ephraim l‘itv‘h.
Mrs. Angeline ilregory in tho guest
ri her won, it. l.. Gregory. in i'run-
bury.
Mitts Lillian Atlttmtt lllN im‘n llpl'l’lil—
int; nevi-ral days with Mint )linnlc
Williams.
The Mission Adamo cntcrtainmi r»
patty oi young iricntlu on Thursday
t-voniug. Whint and dancing worn i'l'l
loved.
hire. W, H. Hill and granddaughter.
Miss Katie lilll. oi nodding. haw» her-u
Api'iltllllfl mew-val days with Mrs. Wol-
tcr Rowland.
BIG LUIS“ 713. FAILS.
The W P SwordsCornpany, «Bridge-
port. in tho Honda at a Receiver
ii} an application "ratio in the Sn—
ln-rinr i'ourt ywstcrtlny. tho inlltm- at
he W. i". Sunnis lutmlwr company. oi
ilriductmrt. probably tho largt-itt mm
l't'l’fl oi its kind in l'tmnm't'lt'ut, became
hintrwu. Judge Thnyor appointed l‘rnnk
.liillm', tiw moi nwrt‘hant. mt rcrrcivor.
with imndn oi strontium The lluhllltltw
urn staid to ho tlhtlittltl. and the Moots
izut‘wtm. Th» application requmm that
that stilt-tint oi thr- cotnpnny he Willlml
up. Tho r-nuvc oi tlw inllurc lit tinted
in the upplit-ntlnn to luv the inability
on lll'l'illilil of impaired crmlit to input
attiniamilng obligations.
Attorney ilmigiwin litmltlartl appur-
mi luviore .lmlgo 'i‘hnyor and Ill't'flmlfli‘l
an application signed by in. it, About.
one oi the lumen! ntmitholtlertt. asking
tor thr appointment of at rrrrivcr. The
document stntrtl that nttrh proreetllnss
hail llfl'll npprovml by the hoard of di-
rcctortt at a meeting hcltl yesterday.
The application pins the liabilities
and asset: at the ugumt presented
above. and ntatett no the woman lot
llit' ioilttre than prevlomvly given. The
pop"! innherntorr net truth that n
«vimplete stomgc oi the tuninmt oi
the concern at this time would he dot-
rlmeutll to the intern” at the credit-
ors and the melvership wtui thmiorr
deniretl.
Irina-port In use Jenna’s.
it it currently mportsd that the
Burnout 1: Belle! circuit my make on
rum in mm mtrol oi the Hindu.
nsti Zoological cordon. Cincinnati.
‘l’lw purport to view. it in aid, is to
toe the portions as central winter nonr-
imiortlts. “mm on lent.
“mm-emotional»
ileum company till» ‘ ‘
.11. la New. at hummer. Math
an Milli ‘sipert accountant. repro-
t‘entinl the English syndicate which in
humming for that pun-hue oi the
Wiiilmntle. Linen country's nulls.
has bemi mtiklnl 0 Manual inspection
oi the plant. He was accompanied in
his visit to the mills by Lucius A. nil!“
hour. president and treasurcr, and 8.
it. De Prisons. tron 0: tie New York
attorney. who in trade: to. I' f; to bring
about the trnnsier oi the mill: to the
syndicate.
Mr. Maw landed in New York on
Wednesday at tut week, and but No
tiny commenced on examination at the
company’s headquarters in linrtiortl.
as an expert accountant and as a rep-
resentative oi the Englishmen who
have been given an option on the
stock.
1910me They are Atl-
anta-dammit. Found.
The {allowing list oi letters: uncalled
tor. and the persons to whom address-
(ill cannot be located, remain in the
following poetoiilt-en ior the week end-
ing January 29. 1898:
SOUTH NORWMJL’
Prank Pence.
Annual. Wirhmnnu.
(7. ll. Keener.
James it". Hart.
6. ii. Ontnemn.
flint. ('hurlcs H. .‘iloliett.
Mrn. .l. W. Cray.
Minn Maggie llnynham.
bliss Sarah llain.
G. W. BENEDICT, P. hi.
NOliWAldv’.
John W. Bttrltlny.
George Stunt.
W. ll. MALONE. l’. M.
Had Ont» \l’iilic ~rlay. Pa. what'tt n
tlootinp dcht'.’ Pu rvilur yacht. my son.
-——(.'hlcnso News.
H. 'TILRTil\.IIF\T€
10, 20 an 30 CENTS.
Hoyt’s Theatre,
iltu- mild Wow-k. t'ttlttltlrllt'lllg’
Monday, Jan’y 3lst.
r‘ix night,- uml tour minim-w.
litunuvnwnt or .thv England‘- filltirllr';tt‘ll't~~
KATHERINE
ROBER,
“Militant. I! l- t. in l nu n - 'l
“H "rt luv '
. ml .lllt . ,
lit rt o m- rt tlitmv- m uh: ul mutt. mu- m iml
.ttlllll H. mm M
t‘v'lt‘Tl‘tll't‘ \l 5” hr itwww‘lilt tl.
t'tlt'vtttttutltt.
ll
'i‘iir inllntt in:
Hominy evening —- I’llrl‘m
'l'tn-«lav tu- hint:w w.‘tluthu nl hut to u
llmlumlnv ilinllltm t .uullle.
\Vt‘tllltwlll)‘ t n niug l'lu- l'ltytunnh-r.
'I'Imrmluyimitlm'e hurl».
'l'lmrvolny rvvttittg-—-—'l’lu-
i‘tt-w.
l-ritluv umtinu .\ liirl immilu uptu-
hriolu} twining \ lie-ruins in ling!
.ttttrtluv lllilllll01"'~l‘lllltll"llllll‘l"fliliti
Ktttmln) l"'\t ulna» Mim ltixlv.
Evenings, 10 20 and 30 Cents.
lattices right? to and 206cm.
illit- My)!!!" i'llvnirt [tul’lltt
\lniulnv, lull!” Sight,
t‘lt-uu-nm-uu
NOT IC E. '
Annual loin Business letting
'l‘hr lithohltuitttt. frugal vote”, of tho
town of Sorwalit, are hereby notified
and warned that n town meeting will
lm hold in the Norwnllt Opera iimue.
m—cnllml. in said town. on Wednenday.
the 2d clay oi February. lilittt. at it
o'clock in the evening. ior the {allow—
in; rmrptms. to wit;
To Cotilltll't' and take action in thr
mutter oi erecting it new town lutlltl-
that whvrt- the prevent Town House
stand», on Mill lllll. nut-called. nah!
building in he prnrtlcnllr in accord»
mm- with plan» now on view; and it
it in mm! to erect such building. than
to mnkc tho nemury npproprlatloa
im' tho snow. and to provide the mo-
nvr of raising the money so appropri-
illfll.
'i'u lay the annual «tote and town
in".
To hear the report oi the llehool Vis-
lions and to mslte the annual oppropri»
ation tor the support of the public
«lanolin.
To make the annual appropriation
tor the raft! of the hlphwnys.
’l'o intu- strtion upon the petition oi
lamb ltnytnund sud others proving tor
the acceptance by the town of Sou-it
meet. Raymond auntie. sud rations-
tlou oi um» avenue. mild. or
public highway; and .o trsuaet In!
otherbsfinmmtom'm
the annual house- motion.
has of own. the no on nl’ ,,_
lam ilk.
spoon low prices tor noon designs
on llrabclnan «nitric; 5. 8. lil, l3. and
19 cents. Sale commences as won as
this notice appears in the paper» an
only season of this opportunity.
4...“...
Every Jacket in the store has been
marked down. We have sold so many
since the prices were reduced that we
conelrler it important news to let you
know what 3 run we’re having; you
may want to take advantage oi the
chance while it lasts.
.m
Dinner Sci. from $7.50 to its the m
The tllflerent designs in these Iota have
been marked down to three-omen
their remit“ priceo-two or three ta-
bles at them all spread out ior on easy
choice.
Children'u'Dresm. too pretty and
too low-priced to overlook. Little col.
ored drums in cnmhrir. lawn. lappet
percnlc and linen. tor 25. .30 and 75
canto. ”.00, ”.25 and "AS. Ar charm—
ing a lot as we have ever shown——
beautiiully made and delightiul eflects.
~......-. W.-.” . - '
And Short White Sitirttt-w illlllll’l’ll'li
skirte~with deep hem and tucks. («trim
cents. Babies' Outing Flannel
Nightgown. 39 and 49 cents.
35
They how come to go. Thom- new
Evening Silks that we mentioned two:
or three day: ago have been recon.
hired an a special value and are keep- 3
in: our sill. munter more or icon busy
The eilectn are hundme and they will
also be suitable ior summer ont‘door
M'i’l'lt‘o. being in striped Tnletn with
the ground“ ork oi a very narrow
gray stripe marked oil with a wider
stripe that shot with much colors 33'
green. norm pink. blue and other2
sharks. Event)" likes them.
Among the markdownr in the Wash
timid: department are mine very hand-
some patterns in heavy and line Outing
l’lnunrl. in extra width. ior it rcntn n
yard. "Ye old utyle t’nilm." dark and
light, 5 rent: a yard.
The D. M. READ C0.
Your
Wife
I» the promo you ”it!“ denim to
plum .
it great amount oi pic-wore a new?
rout of point or pop" on her
home would give her?
iihe’tl do her work mm clm- .
lolly; be happier; for thcrr’o no1 ,
place on earth so dear to a wiie'n
heart as her borne. ths in it
nearly all the time, and you mn't
make it tot! mot! hither.
(tonne and are on about it;
not much.
Well l’hpcnt.
l’alniell’ Wit-l.
Artists' Maintain. '
Pictures hated and Unframed.
Pictures Framed to Order.
“was sud Patter Who
Dam
is Want-m out.
iinoth Norwslh.
won'i
“M, -mmm5—v4~m
H. T1”.
N0. 2 Gazette Building,.Norvvalk.'
Hamburg Edgings. '
Our fourth annual importation of Hamburg Edgingn and hurting: just received,
and now on role. Our store has always been the headquarters for Embroidcricn of all
kinds, and this season's line is far ahead of anything we have shown in previous sea-
son 3.
ever before.
It contains all the newest and latest patterns, and at prices much less than
CLOAK SALE.
Our January Cloak sale will be continued for the balance of this month, and still
further reductions will be made iii the price of all garments in stock, as they must he
sold. 'I be 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 difi'crent
styles, all new, fresh goods, no seconds or imperfections—mm price for this sale is
390 per pair.
Tristram 8- Hyatt,
NORWALK, CONN..
SCOFIELD’ & How
“iii: the exit of 1897 this Old Boston Store will have been the new Scofield 8; l
, Hoyt store just eight months. Thereiore daily lessons were to be learned. and we have
ntriven to learn, thus we are keeping a better store today than we did one year ago.
\on are rewarding us with your custom and confidence. If we keep a ttill better stat;
you will reward us better, and that is what will be done here in 1898.
Women’ sJackets and Furniture.
The under side of things to always interesting.
We shall commence with the New
Year with giving you 10 percent. discount on all Ladies’ and Misses’ Garments an“
3 Furniture for rush for thirty days.
SCOFIELD‘ St HOYT, .
583 Washington Street, .
South Nor-walk. Conn.
FOR RENT;
{The star:- now occupied by tho South
Norwalk Boston Store,
ingtou St.
Particulars at store.
”8 Wash-
FOR SALE.
'l'hc fixtures,
show (nines,
lions, tables, (’lt'., Pita, ctr.
counters, shelves, glass
with system, ten sta-
Beginning with Tuesday. January 4th. we will inaugurate -
A Grand Clearing Up Sale of General Dry Goods,
l-Iver plop to think what ,5
lunch as was nevcr known in the history of South Norvvnlk.
ltavc goods at your own prit c.
\ on will practically
l have formed llllilllli'titl connections t-lscwhere. and shall make 'prfl'c» u .«wcomh
ary consideration, ill order to wind up business here as quickly as ptlitiilllli'.
GEORGE R. VAN ALS'I'YNE, Proprietor.
SouthNorwalkBostonStore,
its Washington Street.
Hugrseowners Grand Central Inlet, iHORDUGH
II
Duirymeu, nonunion“. COURSES"...
., Wholesale out! Mil ml"! in ”ll-v
Amwno“ ! Fresh and Salt Fish, Minuteman-um
1in“ AND ”WWWGJJW-s’f; Oysters, Cloths. Win.
mgr" burnt nil'nttr tulle Want“ 2' mm“ m.
fmfiwtfimmofi Emllopl. bottom I WW.
I!” ll “L” l" ”I Vivid)”. ”my“: w t
' own room; new at '1' or: ’Hi& i. a,” ”m
0.“ :Ltgx h‘l “ALF SHELL. Bmu',s
. " ”MW ‘‘‘‘ I K m ls‘ouu
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