prais- mine at MI
in. The attendance
PM
liming lamp in the rotiv
$qu: L’Hommedleu, in
. I explodnd Wednesday
the blazing oil did some
. the contents of the dining-
it was extinguished by L
Mm complex the upper
ill! house.
mom." 9
, flurry Pepper’s horses kick-
‘ ,i clay or two ago. cutting
quite serorely. Dr. S. W.
offloutb Norwalk. is at,
none.
“In areal is being taken in the
Won: services hold each
the Talmadge llill «impel.
y‘ltlght Robert Winn» took
load of members oi the Bap-
at to the chapel. noel they
(«I in the services.
ltd firs. William 1'. Raymond.
Maples." entertained newral
N parties last night. Tim
Included Mr. and Mrs. T. i.
, oi south Norwalk: Miss
on melt. of Bingitnmtun, N. V.:
, ,ud Hm. (‘harlea I) llurncs n!
h. and Mr. and Mrs Moor l)
I o! Bani \‘orw out A sumptu-
was nomad. and games anti
Irma: a very pleasant ot'otring'.+
lament.
m “D NOBOTON.
G. Waterbury, one III liar!
”bottom. is warring from antit-
ifiu Jcnnie A. Swarm will glue it
Monday altornmm l‘olIIIIary H.
home In Lem} achIIII
Wt train on tho ('IIxIIIIIliIlaIIIIl
a. Wednesday owning was oi;-
I Ingtop at (It? station and Null all
I 4303 on one II! the cars
M...
. William It. “hit" a your»: Sow
letnlcinn. will luv at» In XIIIIIIIIII
Win. Navel! lest ilo hm IIIIII sit
W experience :IIIIIIIII; tiII- hospital:
It» York city. and ”I!" year '5 mm
daughter. Mrs. William Slim". of
Igimvltrmitvr Ill SIIrwalit.
Stamford.
Mr and Mrs. Frederick Hawkes. III
Bridgeport. spent Sunday with relu-
tivon bore. '
The "Kodak" held an entertainment
in Washington Lodge Hall, last Sat—
urday night.
iteI'. if. A. Scofield. of the Norwailt
Hothmlli’u Episcopal church. will
preach a candle Hermon to children in
the chapel. Sunday otter-noon.
Clark. Ely made an excellent path
lrom III. 1.. Gregory's store to the
schoobhouoe. with a snow plow. (or
which a large number or people are
thankful.
Frank (Hark and “I“. Frank Grieg—
my and family. Mr». William Gregory
and non Earl. and Mrs. Cnrolim- Wy—
nInII wore guests 0! Mr. and Mrs. Elmo-
ozvr Gilbert one day recently.
lravtd 'l‘inIIklIII' and inmlly. of this
plow. and Rum» Ennis and family. III
Now t'ammn. nI'II making prcparntions
to mow into John Adatms' plan" in
Wontport. 'i'lII-y will work Mr. Adams'
farm.
GEORGETOWN.
um, Anna (llmslmtl I. II‘IIIIIIng
friends in Norwalk.
Mm. {3. A. ilIInnIItI, who has lli‘f‘l'.
llllllt“ III-k. is improving.
l‘lIurlrs linwns IIIIII'HI his {untily It:
Ilt‘itlizvpm‘l last Friday.
.‘(IIIIIIIII Porn! is putting in tho iIzII
IIII“¢‘ II! My. supply ”(Ir-II.
lira. I'. H. Taylor In waiting III"
.‘II'IIIIIII was IIIIIsz )lIIIIv
tlII- Ilqu IIIIIIII’
'I'lu- pnlnllz-
dot on amount III
Ilt‘illn. ‘
I’Iul “Links, III RIIIIM‘II. Inn llIII
guru III hi4 (other. .I\. III. Hanks, OVPT
.'IIIIIl:Iy.
with Dr. Bull Tim luttor gin-s him
mllcnt rwr ImInII- Motion
RIM” H. Sl‘nflrill .mll )IllH"‘,-\ S. l
.. Wirml word y.-I.-IIIrIl:I}‘. III.”
brother. i'IIIIIrIzII .lI. Motiwr. II!
. ,'N. .I., IIIIII lIIIIIn lIIjIIrI-Ii by it
“I“. IIII was nlixbtlug from It
our wlwn d lIiI-IIIIIII Inn in!»
lid one of hits ankle-III w.“ pain
1 injured.
“I! all”! annual ball I:! Haul:- Hunk
C ladder company. hlel lam limit?
I» Town Hull. WIIII it gratifying
(lampiwll'n IIrIIIII-ntm.
II, prolelIIIi IIIIIIIII- rm rimming.
”Imitation It Ml‘flu‘r was IIIIIII'I-Il
I“). {molt Ilililfit‘ "IIIIOHIII‘ IiIII lIIIll,
‘cotnmluw l'llfllill‘ll‘tl III Wilbur
Wilbur ltwul. .lumw I’mvloy,
. I Smith. .lamms ii. ltuyIIIIIIIII.
Palermo. JIIim t-llmurl, W‘III‘II
and John P. Altman.
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m up IIII Ilw IIIIIanI mil
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”In: "flirt tllury‘” mos-I-
Ln? fimlul IIlIIlI Imvt
. last night.
, l lllmll ruminant
Indium its working (III-w
Iflfly lit-III ultra to Jruw
”fit in honor of tiw
W” of his lilt‘tllriut
W. dancing winch
moral gm»! flow.
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Wood. Annoy lion, Lama
III Ryder. “my Tiny.
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Troy. 1mm tt-titv,
m ”(ml Enos.
W.
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lIIIiuiII. IIO‘IIIK ilw III-ms for l‘lti'Il II: It
and “HP ”'3” 501' each ltlIlIIIIUIIIII lltl‘It.
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IIIIIIIIIIIIII limp,
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Slim KII'lIlIvtI IIIIIIIII Friday with her
lIIIItIIII. Mn- t. \\ WI-lIII
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Tim: Siprtim Warn-n. Hf thin piano.
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liktttinnl “mutiny
Joint ltoek tlontpmin.
‘l‘hr llrnwp, lIIIYIlIIIII £1. l’IIIlIlleImlw
company lrm Man uranium! III. NI-w
flown with a Inuit»! of H.000 in WI
sham II! 3:23 IInIIlI, all paid In. ’l'lw
anioIIrtlIrI-II N'!’ titan» 1.. um”. 79
whatnot; t'itnrim Ii. "outwit. 2. and
iimrv Pmlvlimmlw. 7b uhurn.
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Int Station I“. too mom; III It; mm. IL
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'i'lw limlwr k Jowoll «Iimwny. oi
I'mmwll. tIIIII II capital of mm) In
on IIlInm II! ”In wk. ”on paid in.
'l’lw unbor‘rilwm an? ll, ll. ”all". ill!!!
Imam: Horny Mull. m9; t'IIrriII 8.
8mm. lit; Ellen I; hire“. lit; 36»
III-oi it. ("00. oil of I’rmmnll. and
fluorine A. .lI-m’ill. of thin my. Iii
plum.
w.-
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minim III-I m; helm cm» and
new You III I! m
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3191mm
Ill, 20 and 30 CENTS.
Hoyt’s Theatre,
Ono mild wcelr, IIIIIIInwnIIlIIg
Monday, Jan’y 3|st.
riix IIi.;I,IlItII and {our luminous.
l'IrIgutreIIII-rm M NH! England's fflVOlrIIO' :u'll't'm»
KATHERINE
ROBER.
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I‘ mm rt ”0' II» um um!
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fiutIIrIlzn IIIntiIII-o- 315M Iliw
SxtIIhlny t'Vt'llIllLIr-l’lllk Domino.
Evenings, 10,20 and 30 Gents.
lattices "<<=‘{§{I{'~'~"ill and 20 Cents.
llIIltII up was” dHI IIII'I pnrtlv -.
‘IHIIIIII'I, ‘ultlllf'n 5m in
moonlit—05665 "In"...
Week oi Feb. 7.
“Ir tins-ritvv I Erlill'dh'll
Tommy Shearer,
Am! .I N-Iv't'l r‘I-IIII-n'u.
llama: Im-III III IIII I-l “lift!" <.
Nru I'Iuy- and I’IIIyIIr-n
”It!” VIII.“ filwrinllir»
t’nIIliIIIInIh I’l‘l’flll’lilzlllt't ~.
ill, I20 AND 30 CENTS.
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M.Il~ IMIII-‘z,;'\ln;'
CUT THIS OUT.
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III., .‘I‘Illl‘lt‘, IIIII wI'IIrI tho but
~I .II in IIH‘ imuw I'ur IIIII owning:
night in)"
15 CENTS.
IIIII' m in
Hoy t’s Theatre,
‘i‘uesday and Wednesday,ieb.8-9
I H‘IFJl‘ III'II'II \
Lady Bess
I liIIt‘l‘ flu .III II“
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'l'win ('Ity \V IIIIIIIIIIIIII.
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Chorus of Forty Voices.
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II-Ilol MW; lot-rum
“Inlul «err» H“ from W at hot: will lu- "ma
lnIInI pmln thin.
AIlnIInlIIII Filly i’I-utn.
“MI H'Hl mu: may I» «Molnar! ultimo!
I ‘ti'l‘ll I‘Ilti mo no Hakim!" m “Harbour".
Hoyt's/ Théotre.
mutt: lining, lIlI. till.
I not Hull-111%
“Who's in Win lliII, "
rm "WW
Trinity Church thrill.
mm. a» mu mu III
mm”. II no * .
“’7? poor ,nkussnts
Isnmc price that Tnmry Brussels
are worth; and full rolls, not short
length: 5mm carpet interest for
l‘ thbl'tlfll‘y .
We have twentyhilvc patterns Body
Bruno.” that tunnel-1y mid tor 51.2.5,
8L“) and mm a yard: that, we have
marked down to the uniform price III
’3 cents a yard for tfie swwrpow at
running the coming moot ltlt II de-
iightrnl boom; cont“ magma tin
2.5 putt-I ms and coming when they arc
sold.
'IIIII Ivrftincnro III the goods and lllt‘
magnitude. or the reduction will make
thriity buying for thou! who enjoy
good. sensible economy. Sense and.
refill. that's we point!
’llIr So. Embroiderm are a thing at
the post. but 5. ll). 13 and NI: ones are
still picniitul. Good Ilcsigns on onto
class cambriv for very low pricen. Ad»
Vince strive for Spring.
as {or In; Jacket Milton is concerned.
Krw onI-s lam week and
5mm lotto).
It I» actually more may to It? nIIlmIl
now than it was mriior in IIIII spamnw
styles IIH.‘ fully on olcxout and at IlII
(moronic inr preterit buying.
new {mu m ztndorgolng :I rimnp‘
daily now.
Now good.
XIII: Inlxzzms and now Mack“.
Sumo of tho prI-tlicst things Ivor
.Iomimr (in: of rho brightest spots in
sin city till M i:. and around lhl
IIIIIKIImlIn.
mm Hunds IIIpannIent both siIlI-I
IIIII {mm om» nut in tlw IIrlII-r
O
Irimmmxs :Iml timi-
SIIIIIIII‘III gumln for tlIII new Ilz'ws
{II-rm innings-
"589.
III IIIIU.
Tth. M. READCO.
Wife
pit-mm. I'm-r Istnp to think what
Ill'fllt‘ It-IIIIII giro her 1‘
fully; be happier; [or ilII-rr'II IIII
lllnfl' on north author to a win» It
hurt an her boun- le’II in it
nearly nil the limo. cud you can 't
make It too good for her.
mm.
mm mm.
WM' 80th
Anktn' mm
Mum Primed and volume-l.
Wm M to (Duh.
Pointing and Papa: Hanging.
r .......
nirvana,
III Wan-mm fitted, ‘
amt. nun-III,
mu.
A WAIT All.
II m mu m
Will-WIN
-ILW
mat «I! paint or pnpvr up ”or;
.lnnuory gum; out in I: blow of glory .
more non g
mum» ”HIP IIIlImI or» way down to do .-
nIIIIIk-IIIIIIII basin. Everythin‘ Is most ,
I
IIIo)t store just tIgIlt months.
Tim Moss Goods departmI-m. has on» .
—._.._.,.... .... . WW.” .—
No. 2 Gazette fiulldlng, NorWalk.
Hamburg Bdgings.
Our {moth ammol importation of Hamburg lidgings and Inserting: just rrccircd.
l and now on role. Our store has always ban the hcadquattrrs for Embroidcrics of all
kinds, and this season' 5 line Is far ahead of anything we have shown In previous sch-
sons
ever before.
It contains all die newest and latest patterns, and at prices much less than
CLOAK SALE.
Our January Cloak sale will be continued for the balazcc of this month, and still
furthu rcIlIIcIions will be made in the price of all garments in stock, as they must be
sold ’Ihc cost or iormIr 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 II. 5 than the regular price
styles, all new, fresh goods, no seconds or impctl‘cctiontw-our price for this salcis
39¢ per pair.
The lot contains five difl'crcnt
Tristram 8- Hyatt,
NORWALK CONN.
SCOFIELD 8L HOYT
With the exit of 1807 this Old Boston Store will have been the new Scofield 8:
Therefore daily lessons were to be learned. and we have
' I I I . . ' I ' -
“mm um ‘ «th9 mm W “W gsmvcn to mom, thus we are kctpmg a better store today than we (In! one 3cm ago.
: You are rewarding us with your custom and confidence. If we kccp a Itill bettcr store
Iou will reward us better, and that is what u ill be done here in 11598
Women 5 Jackets and Furniture.
The under side of things :3 olwa35 {on resting. We shall commence with the New
\car WItII givmg you 10 pcr cent. discount on all La’dws’ and Misscs' Garments and
mmn :IrI- nircndy hero and nun-r- are ‘
jsIIII 'Il as was "NOT Itlltl“ II in the history of South .\orwallt.
III the promo you IIIIM III-uln' in“
II great amount-If pleasure II IIIIu- ~
I
rllIII'Il Ila III-r work morn l'Ill'l'f- ‘
I
l
l
l
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l
m and III-e In thou! it: Will”
3
mm. m. m, ,,, “3,, Furniture for cash for thirty days.
SCOFIELD St HOYT,
483 Washington Stre
.- .x a; _ an“..-
FOR RENT
“Ibo stow IIIIw IIIIIIIIpIIIIl I
.\llI’WIlIk IiIIstIIII StIIIIII,
iIIgtIIII Ht.
Particulars at store.
2‘9 .
Iy the South
118 “II-III-
slmw
South Nor-walk. Conn.
vases,
FOR SALE
'I‘lIII fixtures, counters, shelves, gloss
IIIIslI system, It'll sta-
tions, tIIIIIrs, (mu, otII., etc.
Iiogiuning with MIIII‘StIfl), January 4th, we will inaugurate
A Grand Clearing Up Sale of General Dry Goods,
\ on will practically
have goods at your own price.
I burn i'IIrIIIIIIl IIIISIllt‘S-t connections «Ilsowhere, IIIIII IIIIIIII make prim-II II second»
jItry IIIIIIsiIII'I'ntiIIII, in order to wind up bIIsinesI-I here on quickly as possiblo.
GEORGE R VAN ALSTYNE, Proprietor
SouthNorwalkBostonStore,
118 Washington Street.
CHICKEN FOOD.
mp moo.
Fancy ii Broken
Graders,
$1.00 per barrel.
Suitable for l’wltlinps Im the tank,
In they on» Fro-b sud Ilium.
Winmle and “stall mo» in
Fresh and Salt Fish,
Oysters. Clams.
Escollops, hooters,
Variables;
HALF will”.
llm WWM may III-y
WW
Grand Central Inlet,
RAILROAD PLACE.
BLINK POINTS sum 0! 'I’ ”X ’I’Ilfi
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THOROUGH
COURSES.....
lookout-3:.
mun- nu mum
Sum-o
MI m.
W.
1m.
””1““ for naught
III'IIII MW“ """M
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