is, of lisple arenas.
:lor nine months
andan
tls hoped
1 ensued to ill! the vs.
last Norwallt public
': ‘Ilias Nye is a prsduate
’ ., State Nurmal school
eed her duties today.
‘ , services oi yesterday
memorable in the history
from probation into
p m by letter into the
“first adults received the
‘ oi baptism. The annual
collection was taken as a
lit to God for the blessings
, alter which the pastor
address iron the test,
it tor the disciple that he
‘ . plaster.” The Revival Band
was led by Jerome Smith.
service was well attended.
m by request ”The Best
Have is Jesus" Rev. A
preached from Arts viii.. 39.
mam. ,
spat-Rice appointed to see
v m . water ior Rownyton.
to and out n circular to the
asking the quantity oi water
lake. and what they are will-
y for it Returns should be
the committee before the next
thine weeks from Wednesday.
‘01
All) 1m.
funeral oi Dr. W. F'. French was
afternoon at 2 o'clock.
H! and Ira l? Wet-kc spent Sunday
‘ H. W. Kuesel in Brooklyn
W, “leer has moved'irola one oi
M's cottages. to Brooltlyn
Hook and Ladder company’s
whine held in the Town Hall.
. night. flamphell's orchestra
man: ,
Mdle nod Andrew Hutohv
appraised the Andrew Perry on-
Wildly.
man man.
, Lauren- (fomstoelt spent Sun-
1! lirldxeporl.
P. Kellen. oi New York.
a ”all of his parents over 8on-
l
enjoyable sociable toolt
“it. Johns hall. Saturday av.
Richard itiiter nod Mrs. James
of Emlyn. are the guests of
, J. Drapes.
‘ _lnnsniiswonwlieplv-
db benefit ol’ the rhapol.
‘1: 1001!: ”VI.
, ._ of south Norwailt.
. Florida. today. by
. and lion Count»
Murry. who have been
Ilsa ltdna Drove. oi
Malls. returned today
, has takes charge oi
= fortaerly conduct!
. Hone-ll. lira. flora
a salt for non-support
against lir. lot-
there was absolutely
hit the pnblirstion at any
Wt. oi Booth lianrhcs-
» -. trying to secure
hello. providing tor a
to propagate in s also.
tor ptantiaa Ia spam”
‘ila has salted senator
» an amendment to
appropriation hill. iss-
provision.
grain is
feels as iollowa:
the oihelals oi the C. I: N. W.
nincrlty and kindness.
courtcslu shown us.
try here is grand and very flat
one was well and happy.
yearn
guard aaninst wsuible
on the road.
to write. but we will manage
all.
Minneapolis.
. "We are all happy and conic
is to he held in the Pilgrim
Sound Bent-it. tomorrow.
:1! loll» it. I‘ll.
held.
follows: Devotional umim
Eplsropal t-hurrh. lireenwlt'h.
by discussion. rollrrnll and
meeting. Mlernoon session
u't'iov'lt. whru Rev. J. ll.
lilli‘liiiil "Systematic
iil'll llelrl, will dist-tutti
lionw Missions in National
llisiory." At?
mp session, uhirh will be
loot."
ii. .l. livrrs will dist-nae
Present Temptations nod 'l'rl
vllle’a address.
l. A than wnlltloa along Ba
dent.
and rolling over on its hora.
open. The bird had evidently
street and the wire entering
bad tore the head open.
flamed
above l Cromwell station
yesterday utterance. ’l’he
Iteally ruined. lions oi the
the tract sad no one was
lhatraetsaitevadaiayoi
abostaahoprw
. diaentbmhihslosthwsst
The last letter rerelvcd from the
Klondike; party by the Stanford Tole.
trout Captain lions.
which he reports‘ploriotta weatbcr and
says the boys are all are" and happy.
Captain Noyea'plves some inlet-catnip
“Bun thonnlmre were almost two
hours late'in leaving Chicago. which
was considerably better than others.
were equal to the occasion. and band-
led the crowd at tired travelers with
"We have been given a special train
at two sleepers and bonus ears, and
cannot say too much tor the many
f’Wc have passed out of the snow
belt and are now running a titty—mile
clip to catch up lost time. The noun
train. but in the distance there
lots of high mountains. Altoona. Wis.
which we paned on the morning oi
Jan. 26. appeared to be quite a large
town. As we passed the station every
"The weather here in Wisconsin is
very mild. There is no snow on the
ground and the natives any it is the
mildest winter experienced in many
"Sentry duty was established
night and will be kept up hereafter
until Seattle is reached. in order to
We are now travel-
ing very fast and it is quite hard worlt
wan to get A letter to the Teltxrnm
We “panned numerous cattle. sheep and
lurltey rant-hen on the route.
were all truly siphts'oi’interest to u:-
Wlil until another letter trout
send our thanks to Stamford people
for their parting good wishes."
00le anonat. 00m.“
Yalrlield county confirm to lest in
Bound leach tomorrow.
The southweut conlerent'e of Congrev
notional rhurrhrs of iv’airi‘ield enunty
rtimmenrins
Three “nations will be
The programmi- arranged in as
Rev. .l. (I. Monti. followed by no ado
dress on "Prayer and its Relation to
the Soul—unripe Work of the Minister."
by lldt‘. ll. .il. Atlnma, of the. Methodist
Hoyt
llenerolcnre,"
which will he iollowed by general dis-
cussion. llrv. l'. W. Shelton. secretary
at the Home Missionary worry. fl“!-
”’l‘ho Meaning oi
:30 will open the new
amoral discussion of "illtrlst. Our list-
"l-"rom the Coliseum-noes of Past
Sins" will ll" the theme of Rev A. 8
Davies. of North manna. while Rev
“From
Death and the World llerrnilrr."
ho the solder: oi tier. ilamuel Eleo-
smet. leerlden. saw a number aerl~
An English sparrow dropped on
the slmwnlk directly in lronl oi hint.
or two mnvulsive ltlelta and died. The
man plotted up the bird and examined
it and found that its head was split
log at high speed and strurlt one oi the
numerous wires strung above the
A northbound freight train on the
Valley division. drawn by anal-c It.
a wreck about halt a mile
sale or the cosine brain and mono:
the mm to leave the trash. 'i‘ha
resales,- machinery was badly Mr
ed and lsbelisvedtheespinelsprse-
mine train m Hunters clear“
illltnotlcedrnnnlnmm: :-
«firmulfllopportnulty.
new
menu nbrutry lith. The
hast Coast Line soundness that they
will operate a Dmitri! train between
Bennett-tines“ Pair. i): all inconv-
aectlon with the New York and Plori
d! United yin Pennsylvania, southern
Railway and P. c. and P. leaving St.
Argentine alter the arrival 0! Limited.
reaching Palm Beach at ill o'clock p.
m. The Florida Umltsddenves New
Yorlt daily. except huaday, “:50 a. on.
and reaches 8t. Amstlne the follow-
ing afternoon st 2:” p. on; composed
excluirely or Pullman composite diu-
iug. library. oompartatent. sleeping
m observation ears; sad 8t. Augus-
tine to Palm Beach, Pullman parlor
car. For sleeping and parlor ear rs-
narration call on or addren Alex. 8
“watt. Eastern Passenaer Assist
:7! Broadway, New York
ill
railroad
numhrsmxerm
10, 20 till] 30 0mm.
Hoyt’nwfientre,
One wild welt. eotnmenuin;
Monday, Jan’y 3lst.
Six nights and four nastiness.
Ringworm: of New I'll-“land's farmin- arty-ms
KATHERINE
ROBER.
l'ltt tried ‘l hr- row» melt-t ml tom 3.
PW ’ Mi" "who “in and m
\‘nudm llle Artiste
i: why entertalnnn'u plum is rvmllmmrts; not
a do tum-wot »
The following n'prriislrr- will he pres-ennui.
Monday in ouiogéilorin.
“leads" or ruiltgmMolln- oi Stroll-t}.
Wetlnmlay nominee—4 notille.
Wednesday evening» 'l’lu Payment".
'l'hun-aioy inntitunew-llorln
'l'luinulna ovr~ttlnx-Tlto l'lentroeeau
t' use.
Friday matinee—«A l iii-l {mm the i’irt'us
Friday ctr-nit»: « .\ ill-mim- in flora.
flotllninw luntim-thl'nnt'lum llwl -kt-l
Huturtlst i" wring Aliw llixie.
Evenings. lo 20 and 30 Cents.
ltllntes,‘”"“""llltnd200ml
«in;
link: up i
)ioruitu‘.
JEWETT
The “Mill?! ’Jlll ('rulury limit-
inn, will omit-or oi tlw
Norwalk Opera House
Thursday, Feb. 3d.
Mr. Jewell will prawn! n “or M
.‘luniir-ntaliom in broad gnsiiulit nil the
tun-u piano, in full vlewuillw notiirtlor.
that will l'imftllllltl tin- llillsll intelligent
militia. 'l‘lu- vuivrtuluwut t'tlfl‘ll'e the
t-lulurvmnroi of ltlltuirtwiu nf the lit-at
t'iliztviln u! ”w elltlv.
Prices 25, 85 and 50c.
risotto now "ll; ‘iilt‘ nl \Vta-vi'tl ltml
'I‘mnlinmu'n.
near the
are
lull
hold-ups
in some
The)
uteri and
our iluuirv tannin.
.udim' Sigl ll.
i‘bllfl'h.
led by
followed
business
at 2:30
will
Lite and
for tho
NOTICE '
the
all"
will
his."
'lhr inhabitants. legal votersfiof the
town of Norwallt. are hereby notiiled
and warned that a town meeting will
be held in the Norwallt Opera limtse.
ao-ealled. in said town. on Wednesday.
the 2d dny oi February, is”. at a
o‘elorlt in the evasion, for the follow-
lna purposes. to wit:
To consider and take action in the
matter of erecting a new town halid-
lnp where the steam Town House
stands, on lllll Hill. sis-railed. said
building to be practically is W
as" with plans now on view; and it
it is voted to erect anrh building this
to tnaae the sees-nary appropriation
tor the rains. and to provide the Ila-
uer oi retain the money no appropri-
air-d.
’l'o toy the annual stats and lows
taacs.
To hear the report of theflehonl Via»
lion and to malts the annual appropri-
et Main
IIVQ ill"!
been hy-
the heals
It ii”
ibrward
aehoola.
to melts the casual appropriation
tor the rare at the airliners
'l'o take action upon the petition of
Jacob Harwell and others. praying for
earaleit
MA
“tidied!
Annual loin Business letting. *
atloa tor theaappcrt oi the public
on Menstruation hi. to. 13. and
it is. ”lemmasawnss
Every helm lnihe store has been
marked down. We have sold so many
lines the prices were reduced that we
Miler it important We to let you
know what a you we’re having; you
may not to take advantaxe oi the
chance while it lasts.
as!”
Dinner Setsirotn $730 to did the set.
The different deaipns in these lots have»
been marked down to three—quarters
their regular priest—two pr three ts-
hles at them all spread out for an easy
choice.
Children's Dresses. too pretty and
too low-priced to overlook. Little col-
ored dresses in rubric. lawn, lappet
parcels and linen. tor :5. 60 and 75
cents. ".00. ”.85 and 91.4.. As charm.
in; a lot as we have ever shown—-
beautliully inadepnd delightiul elects
Anti Short White Shirts-children's
shirts—with deep hem and tuelts, ior
:6 cents. Babies' Outing Flannel
Nightgown; 39 and 49 cents.
“no,”
They have come to [0. Those new
Evening Silhsthat we mentioned two
or three days ago have been recup-
nlsed as a special value and are keep
in: our sill: counter more or less busy.
The sheets are handatme and they will
also be suitable tor summer out-door
service. being in striped Tafleta with
the groundwork of at very narrow
pray urine insulted of! with a wider
stripe that is shot with such colors as
green. scrim. pink. blue and other
shades. Ewryone likes them.
l
Among the mark-downs in the Wash :
(loads department are some very hand.
some patterns in heavy and one Outing
Flannel. in extra width. for I cents a
yard. "Ye old style Calico." dark and
light. 6 cents a yard.
”W...”
«In
TheD.M.READCO.
Your
Wife
is the pen-m you um desire to
[deal-e. ‘l-Zwr stop to think what .
a amt attumuloi pleasure a new .
on“ of paint or paper on her;
homo would give her?
iiiw'd do her work more elm
ihlly; be lutmder; ior time'sm
plane on enrilt as dual to a wife's
hearlasherhome. Blw’sin it
nearly allthailme, and you can’t
make it too good for her.
Coats and see us about it;
cost much.
Wall Papers.
Painless? Wits.
Mil-tel Materials.
Manon-tiled and Unnamed.
Platinum-atom.
Palettes and film was
€onmtsn,
hiya-hutch“
mm
won’t
i
and now on tulle
kinds, and this season’s line ‘ is far ahead of anything we hate shown in previous sen.
tons.
ever before.
No. ‘2‘ - Gazette Building, Norwalié.‘
re
‘ ~ ., rywlftr H
. , ‘ C
Hamburg Eds 11195;.
Our fourth annual importation of Hamburg Edgings and Insertions just received; I
Our store has always beta the headquarters for Embroideries of all
It contains all the newest and latest patterns, and at prices much less than.
O
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 ionner 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 dili'erent
styles, all new, fresh goods, no seconds or imperfectionwonr price for thissaleis
390 per pair.
Tristram 8- Hyatt,
NORWALK, CONN.
' OYT
With the exit of 1897 this Old Boston Store will have been the new Seofield &
Hoyt store just eight months. Therelore daily lessons were to be learned, and we have
striven to learn, thus we are keeping a better store today than are did one year ago.
You are rewarding us with your custom and confidence. If we keep a still better store
you will reward us better, and that is what will be dpoe here in 1898. ' ' '
Women’ 5 Jackets anti Furniture.
The under side of thinga is always interesting. ”it shall commence with the New
Year with giving you 10 per cent. disdonnt on all Lilliits’ and Misses' Garments and
Furniture for cash for thirty days. ‘
SCOFIELD Gt HOYT,
83 NVaahington Street. _ ~ . Booth Norwalk, Conn.
FOR SALE.
The fixtures, counters, shelves, glass
show cases, cash system, ten stu-
tious, tables, etc" 9th etc.
FOR RENT
The store now occupied by the South
Not-walk Boston Store, 1125 Wash-
ington St. Particulars at store.
Beginning with Tuesday, January 4th, we will inaugurate
A Grand Clearing Up Sale of General Dry Goods,
never known in the history of South Sorwnllt.
have goods at your own price.
such as was You will practically
l‘ have formed business vounections elsewhere, and shall moire prim»; a second-
ary Consideration, in order to wind up business here as quickly on [msililu .
GEORGE R VAN ALS’I'YNE, Proprietor.
SouthNorwalkBostonStore,
b4
118 Washington Street.
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nu
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