ism-g tohnlltl
avenue. iron:
1mm. it wiltbe
band. with its Iaany
leave I» last Avenue
WI church by I me
w thin evening at 1: 06.
It... at Riverside area
‘5! who» ”tit.” injured
ll W 3 contents»
Wt. he will soon regain
oi the eye.
.. the trnekrnaa. whose
my destroyed by firmi-
, “The new building
and will coat about 8! 000.
is doing the wark.
again Harri! horse ran away
3this mine. in East Washing-
and hail gone half way ac»
, ‘Waahllyton atroet bridge
he as captured. No data’age war
W
440mm has ground staked
om new doable home in that
’ mittens. drawn hy J. W
wall tor a two story house
th seven rooms in each tene-
otl with all the modern in)—
ineinding hot air heating.
mat will he about 83.290.
-—-.---————t.
W. Ii. Lannin on Sunday bade
, his congregation at the
“rent Iiiuion church. lie
' in New York state, where
.wlll (doubting Inako their
. The wtlsoion here appear: to he
. hat oi a chaotic state and
surprise was given to
Rider at her home in lila-
. . Among those present were
, liinnie Raymond. Hannah
Lillian Brnndage. Lottie
OsI
Rider. Cliilon Foley. Hnrry
» ry Grille. A most temptr
. was netted at lilztlll. The
lira-nut II it so, all having
hoist-Inn um.-
Fitch and totally spent Jan-
Bow York rib
W Ljhhie liayter has been thr
‘ ‘_ oi New York relatives.
fill“. out! lira. Manson Williamson
' hm stillerers oi the grip.
to. little siren today Martini {or
hills to spend several weelrr.
*0- 000m Ohevlantler has born
3.. a sister in New Jomy. who
ken seriously ill.
filial rnlnwionary meeting will
' tomorrow altrrnonn in the
. ilonal church.
Mind Jelllle and «laughter
ha“ been the gueata oi relation
and New York.
-M
.. , .
We of tonight'r lot-yer Inm-
” Congregational church will
n inrolvra its Own Punish—
» Battle. who was arrested
.. on Pm! Buttery. was
. at the charge by Janice
and a fine at it and
.,. and paid. '
$0.8. oi titanium. is ap-
lnto demand as a it”.
Hook and Ladder
. now wants hill to
at lta annual en—
hll. Thur-day night.
. Young lien'n Cllrlrtl-
eomatuee, which hat
. to hold the aiming at
, .maaa. llach cathod-
JI‘IN! nut rarely produce
”0% A. lands. the pan.
, ‘ chant. taunti-
W Revival hand and
, M
asttat hiaI «Tam-t
pertu- mu. Jar-
m autistic will sing
. running most: all their trains. although
, law were on schedule time this alter-
nus-sound ransom
lite
where." , ‘ .
M ‘
macaw“
MMqusaliynolvltlsloa
Willa-om Isa.
lamar, No.2 Feb z-Jl‘hecaaeagainat
litre. flesh in liorenrher last. haa bun
thrown out at court after the stain hail
presented its case. Practically
only evidence against the prisoners
was the nnoorrohoratetl contusion a»
atrnng them up to a tree until they no
knowledgetl that they had hired two
men named iiank Avery and Dave
Mnnkttar to commit the outrage upon
Mrs Beth. No such men are known
and the theory at the defense waa that
the alleged‘ confession was made by
liltnnaon and Kaderly to rave their
lives it developed, too. that the Real:
iantily was involved in a bitter neigh-
horhoo‘d row with the primers and
othm and that on three previous or:-
casions lira. iteeh had charged neigh-
bors with assault.
«—
m“ onus arm 1w lama,
It i m that “I. I“ will
Baton. Aim, Fol). 2.«'l'he finan-
cial loss caused by the great storm
which swept down upon tllrI greater
part oi New England Monday night
and yestorday will amount to more
than was at unit thought. in this city
alone it is estimated thut’the loan will
amount to over 31.000900. hi to it
o'clock today this city had not cstab—
liehed a connection by telegraph with
the rest at the countiy. A single tele-
phone wire to Worcester is the only
toenail of communicating with the
seat of the country West at Worces-
ter the wires were not badly damaged
try the atom).
An army of men are engaged today
in "pairing the damage "retained by
the wire and transportation companira
The stream railroads hart! Incuvded to
noon. The ntrcot railway antic-e in
all“ badly uriopleri. Thr- llmlton Ele-
tatr-d Railway company, alternator: to
the Watt Hm! Street Railway. lost
olmnl $221,000 by tlw storm. Today the
«runway hna nearly mm men at work
I'lcaring rim tracks. The strain oarla
an'rl til? telrgraph and tell-plum? min-
lmnlrn haw sent out lootlnnnrln oi men
to repair the tiamago. Stock omitting:-
lntaimms and groom! trade was again
badly hampered today innit» oi lhrI
prontrntr telegraph win-II.
)ir. and 31m, F. W. Sinner-ht. oi
Stuart arr-nun. an thr- happy pamta
II! a booming boy. who arrived this
morning.
A daughter has been horn to lit. and
lit». V. W. Hubbard, of Bad Axe.
Mich. Mr». llnlthnrd in a daughtcr oi
lfolonel F, iii. Joint “Marriott. oi Nor-
ifltlk. '
m.
'Mra. [knoll Chaim haa vlalted Non
walk irinntln.
M thin writing, Mill. Caroline Kit
in thought to be. somewhat better.
all» Marguerite liturgea it stranding
some tin»I with her lather, (l. A
Siam-II.
Min Florence Perry. of Valley
Fargo. has went several days with
Mina Minnie William;
Parley ittnrgra, who nut-min Whit-
loolr's school in Wilton. was at his
borne hm over tinnday.
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it". Edwin 'l'aahel'. who has visited
his brother’lnrlaw. .l. 8. Lane. has to
turned to his hon-e in New Harlo-
shire.
Mira Minnie Williams will entertain
the Whlat club mt week. The ataaro
hen ntet with the lilssaa Adam on
Thur-day evening tut.
The lnatallation aervieea at Norteld
Grange. Friday night. were worried
by 85am insaty mailman. natal-Ii
by Part Hester Pea-IL at Omaha“
lull. litter the tram” army.
which who witneaaetl try a large attai-
her at patrons. a lac outer earner
W by Part luster Hurlhatt amt
llratlura Imwou nu unwary. was
mat. Brother Howard acting on
mam The not} treaties or fair
natal county Punish. Grange will It
has in the W 0mm liall. on
the third WM in February. at
” 5." I .
film» I ouwdm ‘
. worse it mm<
pimntlthhstioandohntter
wmuIiI Slop-on and William W
. ly. charged with hnttal mull anon .
....fl”
M
toned from them by a mob '1.er
whkhiibemdlfitulathlflhdb‘
Champion Collar.
ENTERTAINMEM.
10.20 and, 30 culls.
..........~W
floytfs . . Theatre,
Ono rollrl weak. ointmencin'g
Monday, Jan’ y 3lsi.
iii: high“ and [our mating-II.
Engagement oi Sew England'n hrovlte animus
KATHERINE
ROBER.
Nonportrd hym her own II-iwtrd WWW“).
\‘nmlk \ ”hum
r. wry onlntulnuu‘til town in «Imitation»; not
a dull momma.
Tlrr lniluwing mnn- will he wanted.
Monday t'i’ttilil'tgv— that».
y at“ citing—Moths, oi fiocletl“
\\ aluminy marlin-04 ‘.antllle
W ctln y i'l’ oiling-11» l’aymastt'r.
Thursc ymntiuw—Dmle.
TI‘IumIay «vetting—Jim Clemenceau
Friday matinee—wt “id {mm the (‘ircnr-
Friday warrior—A ilcroint- in l
saturdav ntatiucev-l" anolwltthci elm
flntunlot Ivvmllngwilhu Dixie.
Billings, 10,20 and 30 Cents.
lollies Two at it calls.
Vi rIrlrIr
{momma
J EWETT
'l'lII- (Smut-Io with i 't'lllllfy Dinnin-
inn will omit-or at tho
Norwalk Opera House
Thursday, Fell. so.
Mr. JPWI‘" will [Ina-I'm n lil'II‘I oi
.‘lltlliii‘~lttllillt‘ ill lmwl gunfight on tho
opt-ll flour, in full l’lthni till-nurllt'ttu“,
that will I'nltlntilul lllt' tumt irItIIllluIInl
Illilliltfi T’Ii‘ t-ritt'rtrIilIItInt mniw lin-
IIIIvlorm-nwrlt ul lmmlrml- of tho lust
I'iiill'llh oi the ~inlr.
Pricgs 25, 85 and 50c.
Soul.- now on ~tIlI- at WIIt-rl'a nlul
'rlll'lllillullli".
NorwalkOpera House,
Week of Feb. 7.
Tilt inn-1W mmmllutt
Tommy Shearer,
And II uric-Ir Hutu-arty.
Marianna-at of Earl lint-gm.
l
Maia up
Matador.
SI-w l'luyautlrl Mayor»
lllglI i'lrtm “Inn'lltnlfi‘.
i 'vItItitItt-Ittn "Mlfllinllmw.
10, 20 All) 30 CENTS
)lotltlny III toning tlIII grunt ilt'limlltllml
normal, Ilrnntn,
DAIGBRS 0? A GREAT cm.
sir-at- no sale now. at \t’ml'uand Tommi»
non“.
CUT THIS OUT.
Au yum-tine this-- cm
at Iii“). Igor! twat atomic-rug:
on, Monday, ' «Inn mm the hurt
moat In tho innate {or the Inviting
night for
In earns. l
W
Hoyt’s Ilteotre,
TIMI! tit Windmill ti
1'0”?!” ”Pill“
Lad yBeqs
VWiyhranamoi the
Twin City Wheelmen.
I188 Alli! Ill SKIING”
in ilsv tttltv Mir.
“rant a mat oi mm In”!
M Boar-:1“- It
chorus oi Forty Voices.
manual»
tilt. ”13.53 towns.
”Whamvmmmm
are worth; 2had (all rolls.'not short
Special oarprt norm to:
February i,
We have twenty—live natural Body
Brunei- mommy sold for $1.,”
‘ 3130 and 51.00 h yard. that we have
marked down to the uniform urine at
75, cent: a yard (or the purpose oi
starting the gaming month with a dc»
llghtinl boom; oomz‘toneing with the
3,5 patterns and ceasing when they are
will. ' .
“file eminence oi tits gooda and the
magnitude oi the reduction will matte
thrltty haying tor those who enjoy
good. semihle economy. Sense and
unit. that'- the paint!
The tie. Btuhrolderies are a thing at
the past, but 5. 10, 18 and lii‘c'ones are
still plentltnl. (looti designs on ill-nt-
elaas cambrie for very low prices. Ad-
vnnce stylea tor Spring.
January goes out in a blaze of glory
aa tar as Jacket selling la concerned.
New ones last, wool: and more new
alientotlay.
it it actually more my to be suited
styles arr- ially as eltgant and at the
unit: time prices no way down to th»
mark-down basin Everything is most
tavorahlc tor oruent haying.
The Drm Gouda department has on-
dergone quite a change tinot‘ you were
here lant~is undergoing a change
daily now.
Now goods.
New ntimlrcs and new blacks.
Some or the prettiest things ever
woven are already here and more In
coming. (me oi the hrightoat tools In
the city'wm inf lit and around our
progressingjhnetllng and up-tmlste
"rm Booth department—both aides
and from on» mil to the other.
llrcaa Liningrw trimming: and tlurl-
toga, Sullahlr goods for the new fiver:
atnliu
TheD.M.READCO.
Your
Wife
in the rennin you ”mt denim inf
mat oi paint or palm on hot
horm- woultl give her?
punctual“! udeartoawiie's
hurt as her home. She's in it
marlyallthetinlenndyouuutl
tnslteittoomotliorher.
“Inflammation“
antitrust.
won't 1
W... 'é
wot fallen: ,
Painted liuppllar. *
Artist-l Interior. -
l’lt'lllm Plant-ti and Untrained.
Pictur- m to Outer.
omit,
“n whatnot-aunt.
rm Iran-n.
- a...
;
,t
A '0” All.
nmmm
flame price that Tapestry Bl'lllllll
now than it was earlier in the seaaon~I
. 'l'llé storcnow occupiod by the South
Idea-e. liver stop to think what' .
a glut amountoi [demure a new .
She'll do Ito! work more chm-j ‘
fully; be happier; {or there's no;
9. No... 2 foam... Building, an“...
. ‘ Hamburg Edgmgs.
"Our fuilltll annual importation of Hotn‘bnrg Edgitgn and lnsrrtlngr just received.
and now an attic Our store has always been the headquarters for Embroidcriea ol' all
kinda, and' this season’ a line to farnhcad of anything we have ahown' In preriotta scab
was. It contains all the newest and latest patterns, and at prices much lean than
ever before. .
CLOAK SALE
Our January Cloak sale will be continued for the balatoe of this month, and still
furtltcr reductions will be made In the price of all garments In stock, as they must be. ~
sold The coat or iormer price will not be considered at this sale. I?
Special Corset Sale.
We have closed out from one of the leading mpnniactnrers of Corsets a large lot
of goods at very much less than the regular price The lot contain; five diligent
otylu, all new, fresh goods, no seconda or intperfectionsa—ont price for this sale
39:: per“ pair,
t
/‘
T rtstram 8- Hyatt
;? NORWALK, CONN.
l
ESCOFIELD & HOYT. ,.
f With the alt of 1897 this Old Boston Store will have been the new Scoh'eltl &
Hoyt store jaet eight months Thereiore daily barons were to be learned, and we have i
strivcn to learn, thus we are keeping a better store today than we did one year ago.
You ordretrartllng us with your custom and confid me hominid] better store
you will reward Its better, and that Is what will be e in 1898 ~. .... .
:Women’ 9 Jackets andl‘Furmturc.
The under side of things to 81W!" tolerating. “with” cdmmence With the New
agwjth giving you 10 per cent. discount on all Ladies' and Miuco' Garments and
Furniture for cash for thirty days.
scoFlEtLI) 6: now
‘33. tholiington Street. Si“: U Ibolrtler'orw'hlitr worm.
é _ FOR REM?” F5312" SALE
. at.
m -.
“WM"? 4,
j T)"
i
3”
«If. “’
=1
:‘w
The fixtures, counters, shaken, glass
show cases, cash system, ton ata-
tions, tables, elm, etc., etc.
Norwalk Boston Store, “8 \Viliih-
ington St. Particulars at store.
i .I
my . M..
‘ .....- W“._.m~ ..... ,.._.___
Beginning with Tuesday, January 4th. we will inaugurate
A Grand Clearing Up Sale of General Dry Goods,
such as was never known In tho history of South Vorwalk.
have goods at your own price.
You will practically
l lum- fIII'lm-Il lltlsllli'ss tolltwctiotm olscwllero and shall luukt- prion-I a second-
ary, consideration, In order to wind up business here as quickly as potsilllc.
GEORGE R VAH ALS’I'YNE, Proprietor...
SouthNorwalkBostonStOre,
11,8 Washington Street. .'
CHICKEN F000 Grand Central inlet, luonouell
I. ”0 F00“ “'lemm COURSES”... '
....... .._ womaaul’mtmr’mm 9 ‘ * "all-I
. I”...
' Fruit and Quit Filth, (mono-ammo)
FancyIIBrokenwmm, mgr-m
’ Von-tabla.
$1.00 per barrel. ms wmmw "I m
”3.33332?” ““31"” ...
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