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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, February 8, 1898 · page 8

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guest of llr. and tits 3
.Mflrst avenue.

, W. Decker. oi Riverside
”turned home irom a two"

at the iroscn condition
. J. Wallace‘hlarvln has
. tor several days to get his
waldo the dock.

W” .

.w given to bliss Tessie
t her home in East Nor-
ht. About twenty-fire oi
islands were present. Games
;.Vere enjoyed by all.

 

" ,annnal concert and ball oi
nryallr lire department was
night in Arlon Hall. South
it proved not only one at the
. ‘ his sociable events at the
also one oi the most auc-
,m a financial standpoint
,7 3h be evening the dance-loving
3 of The Norwalks assembled
authors. and by the time the
bar on the programme was
the ball was well. though com-
led. Previous to the danc-
I‘hilharmonic orchestra, which
" music for the dancing. renv
very enjoyable ”selections.
oh the dancing began and
until an early bout this
The committee having the
charge are to be congratulated
,fvlim‘easiul result oi their ei-
th'hiake the first hall at the dc-
' touch an enjoyable aliair The
lattice consisted oi Chiei Fred
er. And his aides were How-
How!" John Gorham Fred Jones
Thomas Evenden. The reception
tips and committee at arrange-
werc Dana ‘C. illssell. C. N.
8. WS \‘aplmy William lien—
fléhry Wolf. lrtlng Robertson.
tholor. ”Gd Jtluca Howard
Ernest Groeachner and it'll»
m A large number of visit-
,Ivere present. not .only

. thatyothcr Norwnlk companies

at Fairlield and Southport;
' . . Flemming. oi Eagle Hook

, We: company. Barton. and
Inhiactweg. oi the Stamford rm

 

«Iain E. Thomcs spent yester-
in arcenwich

 

lion: Lyon. oi Main street.
in Providence.

It

dimer. or Cos Cob. ll vioitlng
“liter. Mrs. Frederick Sellecir.

. ’ . a
F . Wells has gone to lndlanap-
' .. tor a low war-ks' business

 

n. at South Norwallt.
over Sunday at Miss

( Emma Hoyt and Lucy Lyon
-> cd home from a visit in
city.

. {or Midhroolt. has,tnadc
., to secure his lot! this
,J. B. Raymond. at the

 

7 Bile. who is teaching
lord. has obtained a tow
absence on account oi
oi her lather. it}. P.

I; It... was betwllied to
d by the presentation

The play will be re.
II Hall. Dorian. The»
O

‘ . ., the welHinown
mm color on exhibition

fourth avenue. New
,tlsd "liornlns list."

of many handsome
artists.

 
 
 
 

trout out on the
tag to mortals it the
inn weight. its but
shall a doom tort.
that It would sol.
ballots. fortunately
only about than last

and lie William

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 

‘V‘Adhllflim‘whhbomymmlo

. in the chapel. Sunday afternoon.

3 _" last Friday and 8st- .

y 0! Design. at. Twentyo '

place of premiums

ms-llslatimaa limit Kindlsy is re-

ilr and lira: William Ogden. oi Bailay
avenue. '

 

modem ooIt club Iihl m
resolutions oi regret upon the death
at Dr. William Freeman French.

 

The Ladies' Aid society oi the Con-
gregational church fill meet at lira
Morehouse s. Prospect avenue. Thurs-
day.

 

The restry of an Luke's church. Dar-
ion. has passed appropriate resolutions
upon the death of Dr. William Free-
man French.

 

Dr. and Mrs. E. Treat Payne lcit
Nomton Saturday tor New York city.
on a tour to Egypt. the Mediterranean.
Gibralter and ltaly.

 

The monthly meeting at Volunteer
lloolr and Ladder company was held
last night. 'l'hecommittce on the hall
reported that 310 had been cleared.

 

The “Great Tycoon" will be presen-
ted in the Town Hall tonight. by the
Norman Musical anciety. under the di-
rection of Professor R. M. Smith.

 

Rev. 8. .l. Austin. pastor. and Hor-
ace Whitney. delegate. oi the batter!
f‘ungrsgatlonal church, are attending
ing the mutual council. in Weston. to-
day.

 

The prayer meeting at the Congre-
gational church will he held Thursday

evening. instead of tomorrow. the us.
ual night. Topic. "Proois oi True
Pentinence.”

 

The Young People's Society oi t3hrls~

church was led. Sunday evening. by
Mrs, Morley. Topic. "The Christian's
Confidence."

Ernst Koch reports the lirnt brood
oi. chlIkens thus far this season. Out
at twelve ragga. nine chickens were
hatched. which he considers a pretty
gmdwrcconlmior this time oi year.

At the meeting bi the gorerning
committee of the Wee Burn Goli club.
it. E. llruggcrholi was appointed dele-
gate to represent the club at the an-
anal meeting of the linitml States
doll association.

 

II
GRAND“!

Cbarlosrimm has purchased a cow.

 

Roy, Ink. Scolield. of m Norwaih
Hethodisl. Episcopal church. preached

Frank Gregory
Sunday in Weston

and family spent

 

Mr;- John iiedient is moving irom
ii eston into the Burt Allen plow to-
do)

GEORGETOWN .

(,‘harlcu Dawns. oi Bridgeport. war
in town Saturday.

F. S. Jennings has started a bakery
route through town.

 

W. P. llryant. oi Norwallt, was the
gum" «Ii llIIrr Mills. over Bunday. '

Charles Gregory anti iamily. oi (Jun
none. has the guest oi W. A. Williams
Sunday ailernooo

.lobn Davin. oi Bridgeport, Iran the
truest oi his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Aaron Davis, over Sunday.

 

A dance was held at George llsaco's
reuldence last Friday night. Beers. oi
llanhury. inrnished music.

 

Mrs. Edward Carroll has been taken
to the New York hospital to be "am:
local in regard to her sanity.

 

The ladies oi the Congregational
church will hold a George Washington
airline? in the church. February 22.

 

Mrs. John Williams is quite ill at the
grip. _

i'. l’. lane has spent a couple at days
in New York.

 

Three children at Charles Kennel are
ill oi scarlet fever.

 

Mrs. muni- Chase has returned from
a visit in Kuwait.

 

lie aarviccs were held in the Congre-
gational church on land-y.

 

aim I. it. doubt ha: entertained her
“stools-law. lira. Wheeler.

am. at. J. illllar. at Miss. is the
aural oi lira. Hartley Williams.

It". A. V. m. oi Ilium. m

 

' hash spending II week with ills: can-ls

‘ ta charge of wlieéhcatiug. lie was fin-

' NorwalltOperaflouse,

tlon Endeavor oi the Congregational .

"31%:

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alargenumbsroiirlendson 7

strains.
III-I Helena rim. of mam. IIII

to A . : r'w'”

 

Norehousc

 

alias “brews Pgrry who has been
spending a week wiz' Ilsa Minnie
Williams. has returned '2: 11?.

 

Ruins Gould, who was badly injured
by being thrown irotn a wagon in De:
camber. is still conilnsd to the house.

 

.lohn‘ Bodient was on trial before
Justice Ebenezer Fitch. Saturday. on

ed 35 and costs. but tool: an appeal.

 

ENTBMAINNEWW.

 

Week oi Feb. 7.

The int (trite «Minn

Tommy Shearer,

And a Select Company.
Manual-men! oi Ea rl ”Rome”.

TONIGHT,

“A Southern Home.”

New Maya and Players»
High t ‘huss Specialticn.
(initiations I’cl'fomntmw.

10, 20 illii 36 cam.

Ht‘ilfl IIII unit now. at \l i‘ cd' It and Tomlin-
IIIIII' .I,

CUT THIS OUT.

Any ladt parenting this mu III
at the Mini rent sale before I p.
III... Monday, can more the herd
III-at in the house for thI opening

night for

15 CENTS.

 

 

 

lloytfa .* Theatre,
nesaa'yandiuiosaaymsit

I IIIIIEIII u ’Blti

Lady (:55

l Inter lhv "tropic" oi the

Twin City Wheelmen.

liSS ALICE Iii SHERWOOD

ill lit! "Hi rIIII.

rush-tut by a l ummtl) IIiI'IItIIpI‘lI-Itt iIIIIIl
tulcnt, with»

llin't'iiml at tho monomer.
hilt. .li'lIIAX JIIlllIAh’.
Him-int «worry irnnI 3'va York will be tired
in ”it‘ production.
AIlIIIlNIIII Fifty l 'I'Iilu.

livwrvml m-uts may lII- ntleIiIII'II wilhmrl
mi In charge at l'lai-III-Il'n or ulquiI-ning'».

 

Hoybt’ 5 ”Theatre,
Thursday Evening, Feb. 10m.

i it ’t“ EDI I'Z'I'I'A

“Who’s To Win Him, "

IIIII r the hospice: oi

Trinity Church Guild.

TICKETS, Hm scars.

TlrltI-ts ”Hanged it; lit-III rml lit-ate tIi
l'lnl-ird' smooth orwnlhmml ills ntimlnu‘ It,
\urwnlit t'lmrt IIpIm ’0”. ‘i. nil/m III,

”Hovi‘vs momma.
Friday, February lltlI,

ltetIIm ltnassmcnt at

M l. Clill'i II Will.
UndermDome

A Karol i'nmmly Doom.
The Mammal mm“ M.
.I II I I‘ll;
capitol at ’nahlngton, illuminant!

The Perry Boat ' mflxflmn Jenny
(’liy lofieir York II Mainly
perm at illusion, and the as»
rounding IIrrlIIaIIII Sumac sc-
our-ts Wmhm oitbe mu
hm the and oi the Tua-

 

lni'I and Illsudralnfs.

'v. M. c. A. Benefit.
WI mm mom.

Imso
hlualeal and 34 I I»
Literary Entertainment.

MW'PIWW

 

 

mmafludflraadluhh.
use.

 

 

 

Slim mt 0mm

3 meg-twain” . "my .3”: ulna-at . tit. and Its is it. Gould ante and . ,.
ML” 3

Chorus of Forty Voicesu

mutton. Mummomule at Plain,

 

Same brie; that Tapestry Brussels
are worth: and lull rolls. not short
lengths. Special carpet interest tor
February. j
We have sweaty-hrs patterns Body
Brussels that. formerly sold tor Si 25.
51 lo and it.” I. yard. that we have
marked down to the uniform price oi
75 cents a yard for the purpose . or
starting the cooling month IIIIII I do.
lighttul boom; commencing with the
:6 patterns and ccas;..g when they are
sold
The eminence ot the goods and the
magnitude of the reduction will moire
thrifty buying for those who enjoy
good, sensible economy. Sense and
cents, that's the point!

A.

 

I

The Be. Embroldcrics are a thing oi
the past. but 5. iii. 13 and the ones are
still ,plcntliui. Good designs on firsi’
class osmotic tor very low prices. Ado

rance styles for Spring. ‘

 

January goes out in a blaze oi glory
as tar as Jacket ailing is concerned.

ones today.

it is actually more easy to be suited
now than it was"carlicr in the season»
styles are iully as elegant and at the
some time prices are way down to th»
mark-down basis. Everything is most
iavorahie ior present buying.

The Dress Goods department has un-
dergone quite a change since you were
here last—ts undergoing a change
daily now. '

New goods.
New mixtures and new blacks.
Some oi the prettiest things ever

and w to" sale.
kin Mignon this «show a line to far ahead of anything we have shovn‘rin previous sea-
son. It contains all the newest and latest patterns, and at prtceg much less than
ever before.

New ones in} week and more new 3

 

woven are already here and more are

the city will he in and around thin
progressive. hustling and up-to-datc

and irom out: end to the other.

 

Dress Linings-«rimming- a’nd find”
ings. Suitable goods ior the new dress
studs.

 

Wife

is the pan-on you IIIIIIIt Italic in;
plane. Ever stop to IIIIIIII «but will realize there Is a good big scltctiun to choose from—what goons at 50 per cent dis-
count Is an odor seldom made and it will not ialrc long to clear them out.

£0ts of articles that naturally have :1 slow sult- “ill be dined at has than one.

a great aumntoi plume II new
cost of paint or paper on her
home would give her? '
”he’ll do her work Inora clientb
lolly; be happier; for there's no
place on earth as dear to a with
heartuhsrhoms. Wain“
nearly all the time, and you can’t
make it too good int her.
(lame and asst-Milt; won't
cost much.
Wall Papers.
Psiniers' Supplies.
Artists' Materials.

Picture: fronted and Unframed.
Piston w to Order.

Mull-g and Papa Hanging.

poem.
7! its-Insan- Hunt,
death Infill.
(loan.

 

swarm.

“WWW“
mmrw

 

coming. Ono oi the brightest spots in 3

Dress Guilds i‘departrnentaboth sides.

 

 

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VIII-ins. .... Wt
$1.00 per barrel. ”hummusrwrwgau
2‘ . UP ‘

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r .

fl;

~mi

,. Hamburg Edgmgs

Our i'uutth annual importation of Hamburg Edgicgs and Inserting; just

 

r‘c‘é‘éié‘e'a
Oct: store has always been the headquarters for Embroidcrics of all

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

r».

CLOAK SALE 33

Our January Cloak sale will be continued for the balance of this ‘tnonth, and still

rurtlm' reductions will be made In the price of all garments In stock, as they must be

sold The cast or iormcr price will not be considered” this sale.

Special Corset Sale”

iWe 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' contain five difil'rent
styles, all new, fresh goods, no seconds or imprri'cctions-onr price for this saleis
39¢ per pair. 0*

I!

T rlstram 8. Hyatt

3 NORWALK, CONN.

SCOFIELD & HOYT’S.

This Week Will Be Brim Full 0 lanterept

from tIuIdill'I-rI-nt IItIInIlpoiIIts to critical and ch'ItIonIlcul buyen- The lipid concert our dbiplay oi

lei Spring Goods ill Carpets, Furniture, Lice Chitin, Particles, tic, alien illittljlt Print

The second is. that an only a short time remains to dispute oi the IInlnIIcc oi our inu-rshwk of

Costa and t' at“. “" ““4 3' ' “13“.?th 3:: y mewrggu

our inc cntory‘has I loser]; For this
am: r InII"-\' I'Irzns '

pmlltnhlu
' mm I-I‘II'I‘a'I’
. ij‘L Wtrhfiunyhh Iuoi nireqfi'hmthus. k
‘* if .i'l‘l'RES. ZS

lishfifitrd curtains. 50c. “.13, ti, Sgt” "I. Chili, ”why r
t HEN" I it l’0 Elli-IS. ’
Milofl.”t lib} lpttonmm parts, “in.
MORRIS CHAIRS,

”will 03.60 “mood lull. , .
lie-It [inc ill wire 'l'Al’l'IS'l'ltY lilil’SSchlpW Altl'li'l'b.
Solid out: sent tilltl‘lini‘k. ‘haavy triathlon, plinth
«.mvercti, (Mill

 

t )1qu be

.a-nowé

r

:l. ‘

at' I 'II and the per yunl.
lncrain Carpets. cairn superior. 50v.

Ladies' Jackets and Caps almost givm away to close. but...“ 3.3.033 atcok.

Scoiield '8: Hoyt, ’ 83 Washington»;-5t§:} S0". Norwalk.
Beginning with Saturday Morning, Feb. 5th,

WI; shall sell each not every article or piece of goods for ust hobbit I a fail?“ price.
' Bring your judgment to bear on this and you will! rablize 16% b'éthe it

Greatest Money Saver You Have Ever Hid Merit, You.

No exceptions made of anything, only we would advocate morning shopping,”
you then do away with crowdmg, etc. a a:
No goods delivered. ,‘
This otter means $1.00 goods for one.
This oiier means 60c goods, for 25¢.
This offer means 25c goods for “to.
This oiiicr means IOc goods for. Be.

“e have a stock by acthbl inventory today of between $7, 000 aptly-Moo so you

 

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7. . I

half price. I '~ -
Later on, if the stock Is not sold as a whole, we shall give you a chance to “0:“

it at auction. HR vanAlstyne,
Proprietor oi the South lottaii Boston Store, .118 Washington Strut

cmcxen Foo». Grand comm multinational j

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PIG FOOD. WW“ ”W3“ COURSES" ..
W Wand mandrake-in 3 a.
”who
" ‘ FMI and Salim, lMIaddivah‘mil .
Em W in. . ,

linden,

hm math.
”momma-1mm '
tomorrows-rim

 

 

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