thymus. and ninety-v
‘, fit the home oi first
It! Mom tracing».
.. . . Funeral services
‘ {:39 o'clock Friday or-
W“t {st Greenwich. Sntv
‘ 'f
in: the new weather
on lost Avenue Rerlvsl
tril’rnds more than hil-
trolley car for Barton
in n'teetlni which was
ethodist church oi-thnt
., , . y attended. The Jer-
double dosrtette sen; time
. th‘plesstng elect. At the
'hspirins service. the pes—
tlt A. Sands sue the in.
quite s number rose as-
'mm to choose Christ.
pleating was one of great
It loturhy is Visiting In
Spicer. of Riverrlew
the mumps.
..,
" ‘W'itlns took 3 large party to
ill, lsot night. in his his
a
W Endesvorers will hold a
my night. at the home oi
and frank Hathaway
Milli broke the streets on
’t'nesdn‘)" Some of the
“We” deep; but the snow
5' fine psth
M
W” oi clesring up "The hin—
' land. owned by William
d. has just been completed.
hire been at work there
5&3 weeks planting out tho
' In; the land removing
'tfihih‘g many othrr nmir'e-
fitents.
It?! the cantata (lnl' F’ollts'
ted in I‘luidor' II iinll tomor-
Pridny nights lnrimles Misses
”In. Linn Stow-us I'Pnrl Ste-
m Egglenton Amy ( or» and
William Sniflln. E L. Storms
Wrens, Ambrose (.‘roo km
Brticltett and Frank Cunhmnn,
Inns to he s 'rery litir't'fitltlflil of,
Thai proceeds on? for tho school
, In object that should rot'r’li'o
image of every one.
.u Mrs. zoo-n um“ m
_ 2°!th
Ititthew (mum in ramming
i mm illness.
Milken of Mn. its-so. of Nor—
”! am oi susrlet tom.
Mn Stone". of Youlterx. hint
' 'ltins Jennie McAullle.
“ll- Morehonnu but been
her brother Iroln (‘hirn-
.Wsterlmry. ot Norman.
hone truth a visit to
‘ fill}. who Work: in i'.
What. In Main struet
to Long Island.
of Norotou, who
tor John Itnrphy.
more to Cold Spring.
1)
. t
Wu lit the Con»
the emsry oi.
.Wl'h's liill. distu-
'the lee hunt trim
at mallard ilr.
plated u now twelve
It in 'the neural
anflnotnm'yniresrhm.
The tmdmnetmetm
W church on My stter
noon. Hehsdllieflinflstheltorn
nnmhsrotyesu.
$11.04 W.
Program loaders! st the, Iso-
mm by linen! Ills-t...
A very intertstins WW was
given at the monthly reception at the
Young Mons Christian Innovation to
s ammo» company lost sight. The
programme was Is tailors:
Piano Boloaituttlinx mm,
Miss Berths bi. All-Ins.
Unet~leIIn and piano.
Misses Ethel and Byhll Merriam.
Recitation—Stun not! Stripes.
Victor Wood Ferris.
Addrcss.
, J. A. Richordto‘n
SoIOHMarsuerlte ............ Bischoll
[Mrsi C. I". Bontwell.
Bong—4n the.\\'oods ..... Dudley Burk
Dr. 11-6. Mcflonml.
linslosl flqdley,
Joseph Bnrtrstn.
Horizontal Parallel Bar Work.
mat: Thoma Richardson. Oscar
Squires, Arthur Ainsworth and
' Harry Roberts.
The accompanist: were Miss Bertha
It. Adams and Mrs. 8. ii. Edwards.
\Vlliinm J. Leland hsd charge and
kept the audience keenly expectant by
his witty observations. Dr. H. C. She-
rer explained the workings oi the hut-
ton contest Ind announced that the
”Blues" were ahead.
The programme was (allowed by re—
freshmenu. WM under the dirrrtioo
of Mrs. J. C. Crow. ‘
The ladies" auxiliary is proportnz
for n honflit at iloyt's Opera House.
February l2; Mrs. G. Walter Alton is
chairman of the commuter».
numonmrmorncx.
Odom-uwhyhison Director Id
mnndltrows Resigned.
A Hartford dispatch conveys the lot.
lowing lntomrtlng pint: of new to
:louth Somali; mole:
"Edmund 'F. (‘rowr ot South \‘or-
walk who has trnderod hip rumination
III a mrmlwr of the stair prison Ilier
torn. in prominmily menilonnd to run-
nertion with the Wfifmaniortthlp at
South Sol-walls. and It in hollowed his
revaluation truth the board has mow
hearing on the matter."
Govt-mar Lorrin A. the. today
mint to Mr. I'rtwe du- iolluwing letter
"Your lottrr containing your real;—
nation. as Ilirwtor ot the t‘unnevtl-
I'll! male prison is ril’t'l'r‘l'tl. and an no
other routs!- Iwoms to luv open to me.
I swept it.
"I wont to thank you heartily to tha-
nnmo of this ntnu‘ tor all the that and
I-ousciontlous work you have given to
it. and I hope that any nuecnmr
that may he appointed to you will nu
the plane a! only as you have.
"Youni truly.
“I1llilllN.\.t'0IlliE
”Governor of tonnotlla ul‘
I 0.10! B‘D‘AVGI RALLY.
'muherluontthslonth Ions-1h
Invite: ohm Tm.
’l'hr mid-winter rally oi thr Junior
Indrovor minim III the Smooth
Christian Endwror union will “he
plate at the iloulli .or‘wnlk Baptist
I-humh Ionmtrmr ottrrrmon. torsion!"
at 3:45. .tpproprlstc and lninreuing
«scram hy thy children and other»
will make up the morale.
Thumb this in tor the children and
try tho ehlldrrn. they would he only
too ylnd to welmtne the older people
to their mention. .1 rorrllol invitation
is therefore extruded to III! who no!
hr sulluiently lntmatted to r-om.
At 0:30 the ext-entire «Intuition oi
the Noywnllr union will mite In with
the president. lier. i}. i). WWI)“. In
tlw enmh Inning-room. where they
will hold It Mum meeting. There
pro-ion to In I lune attention". or»
is: to It III-mil. which the president
Inst attend later in tho ore-inn. it
will he my to shorten the line
which it won intended to [Ire to this
ronttnittee meeting. ssd for thin mson
the when we mien} Well
to be present molly st the hour
tinned.
mmw than: may.
sin-mm
residentotWIlm.wsshsldinths"
ruins-mum Now Worth ovum-man
uranium:
roman...
flwy owning—41m meme-mu
‘Oneeolld week, amounting
. his night» and tour Instlm
”"me own alarm! “company:
Yum"? Armor“
Every rutr "slowest! slrt n leeontluntm; not
”dull Hm
I Tho: allowing motor trill he pun-noted.
5%” '“'"i”‘°"‘.§‘ii'l.ii°‘"l"'n‘;fi“
oven n -— or n
til-tori" notifier—Will Illxlc.
Saturday evening—knot lhnltlno.
hunts. 10,20 III .30qu
ltliItttJIvfi’a ””"ltndllcult
link» I our theatre tiles.
Dim-in; {MIMI 7‘
JEWETT
The “molest filth (’dttnry Mario
inn, will spponr at tho,
Norwalk'Opera House
Thursday. Feb. all.
Mr. .Icwo-tt will pro-out n line of
Mnull’tflntitu» in [mud Night on the
Iris-it Ishtar, In (till Holt” ”(the audit-two.
that will Immortal thr- nut intolliwnt
minds. 'l‘ln- culvrtsimout “if“?! the
Plilh’ft’t‘lllt'lll of llfllltlflzil" at tho III-Isl
Pililrll.“ Ill’ ”It? P‘fltl‘.
Prices 25, 85 out! 506.
tint» now on «In at Wt-I'Il'n nml
'l'lrilillllfiull'p.
Norwallttlpernflonse,
Week of Feb. 7.
Tin hurt”! mmmllon
Tommy Shearer,
Ami n ”alert t mnwm.
‘lnrmr-Iru’ntni liar! Htrmmu.
Sr» I'lnpn mul l'lnyor».
"igltt‘Iw-n film-hill”.
I'uullnmut— l'I-riornrntuw.
10, 20 All) 30 CBITS.
\Iumlny Running the grunt marathon-l
worn-Ilr :lrnmh,
DAIGBRS 0” GREAT CITY.
Wow- on «It! rum at “w nl' « moi Tmnllu’
IHII ‘ ‘
CUT TI"! OUT.
Any lad) 'lfl'fit’llllflfl “ll? "it?!“
at Iln- nwruwi III-st mlolrefuns' I p.
m . “anoint, I-nn III-mm tho trust
will in Ilw limo-u tor "to up. tllllg
"lull! lot
I5 CENTS.
ll
um
J M illst My sols no fun.
3i I. llitl till I; ysrd. tho! we hue
How’s." Thentre,
.mlheeolnlnstnonth slande-
MOnday, Jnn’y‘ 3is’t‘
sold.
, good. sensible economy. Sense nntl
' eenlwthst'sthe point:
mo. sndtnllrnlls. not short
1m runny onset om tor
We have twin" pstteris Indy
whet! mi to the mm price or
75 cents a yard to:- the W of
tumor boom; ear-Intuitive with the
£5 patterns snd mains when they are
Themlneneeottheuodsnnd the
who at the reduction will nuke
thrifty buying tor those who enioy
't’h'e to. Etnbroidcriss are 1 thing oi
tile past. but 5, IO. 13 and Ito ones are
Itill plentiful. Good, deltas on first.
elf. osmhflc (or very low prices. Atl-
rslce styles tor Spring.
Junsry 3 out in shim pt glory
as for; Its Jacqui selling is mouthed.
New ones lat ‘weelr snd more new
ones todsy. ’
It in mostly sore easy to be suited:
now than It was ‘ssrlier in the m»}
styles sre rally ss desist nod at tho
slut: time prices nre wny down to th"
moth-down huts. Everything In most
Jumble torment buying.
I
The Dress (nods mum m on.
time quite a change since you wore
here Inst—4s undergoing n change
dsilr sow.
New sooth. ~
Nev mlxtum and new blocks.
Sole oi the prettiest things over
woven sre already here Ind more an
toning. 01"? ot the brightest spots to
the city will he in and srotuul this
prone-site. hustling snd up-to—dnte
Dress Goods department—4min sides
and from one end to the other.
Dress biology-trimming: nml titul-
stills.
ever before
...
1
Hamburg Edgings
Our fourth annual importation of Humbug litigious and Interim» m't Raised.
sod now on sale Our store has always been the headquarters for Embroiderles of; oil
lands, fund this «neon ’n line as far ahead of anything we have showman previous sea-
It: contains all the unrest and latest patterns, and at prices touch less than
CLOAK SALE. .
Our January Cloak sale will be continued for the balance of this"; htonth, and still ,
rurtltcr reductions will be made In the price of all garments in stock, as they most he
sold. The cost or former price will not be wondered 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 lire difl'rrent:
styles, all new, fresh goods, no seconds or imperfections—wot price for this salein
39c p‘or pair.
Tristram 8- Hyatt,
NORWALK, CONN.
~I
COFI OYT
lugs. Suitable mod: for the now elm:
stuls.
“‘_M
ThDWMREADCO
m.
Your
Wife
Ill the [moon you hurt tit-uln- to
plenum. Em atop to think trhst
I great mount-r! plea-tun at new
cost of point or paper on her
I
Itotne would give her?
Hoyt’s Theatre,
“mm... ”Mancini” m M. “ll
”mum III-Inn nearly all the tinte,sndyonosn't
Lad Bess m.............
‘ y Monorail-Milt; won't.
”orient-unmet tip
. . out nuns-h.
Tum City Wheelnten. ....._....
no ALICE Ill SHRIMP “WI”; ,
i ll!- u. m in"
II! t .
m...” .,, .. :m'm Jmm m, Arthts’ um
m "H" MM mud sod [lumen
turnout forty Voted». rm I” nm on
”In or he .
Its. zfinnixpgog' Wound i'spor ”hoping.
I M M trill hm
”WWW
Am»: Myron... mm
mm mm‘fim’l’m w 7. Wm MI
W m “mt
Hoyt a Theatre. 0....
, ,
II“! All
mmmn If,"
i i ‘ .
“WI To Vi] ml,’ «momma.
l
Minn-fluent
rumour-mount.
detmd 'Illtiltl, Ill. ti
“he’d do her work Illot'tl chm
fully; be happier; [or there's no
plottonssrthsndenrionwlk’r
hesrt as has hallo. She's in It
Norwalk’ Boston Store,
iugton St.
I
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i
I
I
l
i
such I” was lIt'Vt‘l’ known III tho history of South Norwalk.
have goods at your own price.
1
l
I
Year With giring you 10 manta
Furniture for cash for thirtyd eye.
83 Washington Street,
"FOR RENT;
%“to store now occupied by the South
118 Wash-
l’articulars at store.
lions,
With the exit of 1897 this Old Boston Store will have been the new Sooficld &
Hoyt store just eight months. Therefore daily lessons were to be learned. and we have
ntrircn to limp. thus we are keeping a better store today than we did one year no.
You are rewarding as with your custom and confidence. It weltrcp a still betterstote
I on will reward us better, and that Is what will be done here In 1898.
Women ’sJacketSfiri’d Fumttum.
The under side of things to always interesting. We shall‘comntchce with W
dittznnnt on?" Iflm’ B’d Misses Garments and
SCOFIELD St HOYT
1! 1’80““! N6l'waik. Cool);
I‘
"III III».
-
’w:
'l'lIt- fixtures, counters, Shelton. @1888
show cases, cash system, .tcu. on»
tables, etc., etc., etc.
Beginning with Tuesday, January 4th, we will inaugurate .
A Grand Clearing Up Sale of General Dry Goods,
3 on will practically
i
I have forum! business connections elsewhere, and Nita" make lll’lt’t'li a wound-
ury t-onsidcratitm, in order to wind up business here as quu'kly as pusstblc.
GEORGE R VAN ALSTYNE, Proprietor
SouthNorwalkBostonStore,
118 Worthington Street.
CHICKEN F000.
PIG F000.
M.W
PM it Broken
crackers,
St .00 per barrel.
mum-gmmw.
utteymfmhsulliwsu.
Grand central Inlet.
RAILROAD PLACE.
”botanic Ind Retail denim- in
Fresh and Salt Fish,
Oym Glam '
Escsliops. blisters.
W ' . i.
own mm am out oi: mi;
ham «noun .
“Wm-numb:
MM“
i
THOROUGH
(NURSES-..
Maid-slam»
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woodman ‘c
'oum
snows
“roam..-
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