.‘It
whorls. many matron-stu-
‘ ”mt;
, . 1611M: wholtas been
. ’unlps, is able to be out.
i . . ., .
.. 12cm, wlioiiu been
til sissvsr, cold. is much
. Wham is repainting and dec-‘
ml 8. 8. 'i'illiteon's house in
and lire. D L melon. of Brook-
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harrie
, .iflors Hawallurst. oi Cove
, lathe guest of her uncle. Char-
Hanahurst. in Norwalk.
yjtrVanSeoy are placing a lar-
We! pipe in the Dr. Bonanuan
Mafia East Washington stree.
———-
unmarket has been opened in
I Randall's store on the Benedict
. hrltke. George 0thame is the
W 8. Owens. lhe jeweler, has giv-
on his business in South Norwalk.
, Vi! taking orders at his residence
" Will Osborn avenue.
fflle Norwalk and South Norwalk
, lo Light company has equipped
All: South Norwalk depots and plat—
{buns with new double burner incan-
descent lights.
. Hrs. William Butkley will celebrate
the ninety- third annivernay of her
birthday at the home of her daughter
In. Mary E. Wilson in Orchard
him neat month.
fiddle Brotherton. of North avenue.
1‘ surprised by a party of his
friends. Thursday night. Dancing,
ashes and refreshments was the pro‘
granule of the evening.
It is not B. A. Jackson. but F. .l.
Mei. who works for Mr. Jackson
who has rented William 0. Merritt'e
herbs ln Cottage avenue. He will take
Won on February ir’lth.
til .
"firs. John Tryon. oi Rilernide ave—
plm undment two nerioutt operations
.. yesterday, at the Methodist Epistopal
Will Brooklyn She stood them
fall and in doing nicely. Mr». 'l'ryon
will remain at the boepitai [or four
eekli.
Frank Maison. of Third avenue
nss tendered a aurprine party last
i by his young friendly. There
m present Mines Amy .~\llen.'Nellie
Multan}. Mabel Knapp. Eva lv'ishur
”km, anti Mammy; Perry Wllium
”wile Bogart and John Bertram.
NH. Frank Merriam. lilt- l‘ilfllrlillll
0‘ "it“. East Avenue Metilmlillt Epinm.
.w church. who has been very ill at
her bottle in Prollpm-t street. in greatly
improved. and it ill hoped will be nblt-
‘ in attend her duties on the coming
Sabbath. hire. Smith liliommmliml
substituted last Sunday.
"A Bethel of Our money till-tin" will
. he the subject presented by lilt- rumor
oi the East Avenue Methodist t'hllrl‘ll
on Sunday morning. The regular aes-
sioa ill the Sunday twhool will iollmi
this strvire. in the evening tiw it».
1"” band will hold its meeting iii tl' l7.
[ll It! llfltli‘t! room. .\l 7 tl't-lm'k lit-v
*t J. Smith will prunrll oil "The lli‘i‘ill
Experiment."
n. Ariel Cameron. oi Kant Sor—
walh. entertained N’i‘t’i'ill oi lit'f
W at her fl'lllli‘ilt'l’. ill t'nw itli’W‘l.
M all”! The feature til the own
”was a pretty solo rendered by Mlliit
W on the pinim. 'iutlfllimlilf’ll
by her father on the violin Arlt'i
W. .ir.. an expo-rt tmnioinl tav-
lh company wllh "VP oxmilnnt
and. instrumental pint-it lv'rt-tl
. . all; sew-rat nfllf't'iltiflfi,
lupin" revolved. lieiresh~
were served at i2 p. in. and the
.m. wishing Mr and Mn.
baby best wishelt Anions
‘ mm were hlinm lit-lie and
cinema. Fred Raymond ul
3!. Battling of t intihnuii;
. . and Dr. i}. J. Ill-cit and
H Norwslk.
m3 MILK delivered in but.
. cents per quart. Roth
.rsrln no ilwtlii.ilow
thins. til it!
Who (.‘srrntil anti elm Mas.
are villitlng Postmark
manna-W Bryan
‘l'
9' .ss‘d lily. seam it. Wewd. of
who spend the winter
*fi ._ amt". an now mll‘ll'
m M“ "MI (I? ”I
wuss. “:45;
ll. vitedthohoystosooiianoti anti
._lllx ‘
; ‘ To u .iiall. Tuesday night. by a coin-
'i'bel proceeds will he let the benefit at
the echooi library;
is blrin . rebuilt.
accompany Thomas Iiclnerny to Your
kert
his eight mantis for a decision.
tend-ed the dance given by the en:-
* ploy
co
ulglt, tor the benefit of Miss Kluselia.
l
chapel tomorrow.
at llhe residence of 1’). hi. Pillow. neat
thrills-toll Home in lllrliv
. a the Built! church. Lord's
rte-thing by
W "hosted dad’s
”ms. snhieetoiiater’
‘ Italians Michael
in 1“. "mm Wilt.”
WWW
or utilises. ’l’ilt’lrs'lisy ulsllt.
time was had.
” ur Folks" will be presented in the
moi. your people from Bonnet:
\
l man:
The platform at the Norwslk Hill.
A large number of loul sports will
. Saturday night. where he is to
A large number from this place at~
sea of the Lounsbury a Bissell
John's hall. Friday
ntnany. in St.
j mmar.
llll'll'. C. M. Arthur will preach at the
Slanley. the little son of Ed: Taylor.
in critically ill of intermittent lever.
All alolrdtlpols sortable will he held
Wednesday night.
Mira. John Bedlent. of Weston. has
replied rooms of Ben Allen. and took
ptlellcllslon on Tuesday.
limitations are out for a sociable to
be item at the residence oi Philip Ger-
hardt. next Tuesday evening. February
:"lll.
llnltntlons are out for the marriage
of bliss lcesit- .l Kellogg and Clitiortl
Pailcllcu. to take place at the bride's
rmldcm-o. in Lyon Plains, Tuesday at—
ttrllltmn, Hillbilly 22.
A large number of rhildren from the
('rflllllilll : school. accompanied by their
leal'llor. lv‘ranli Gregory. enjoyed an en-
tertainment in the Opera House. on
'i ltllriltlsy afternoon.
snowman.
:lllt'tllllfiii will be held at the Jlroatl
ltitri'r chapel every evening neat week
ittvr. it‘. .~\. Scoiield. pastor oi the Nor-
wall: Methodist (hunch. will be titer;
on‘ Monday. Wednesday and Friday
xiiillltx. On Tuesday and Thursday
iliulllllt a large band of old members oi
llltl church and new converts will take
limit-er oi the meetings.
WILTON.
lilies Jennie Mltldleilrook. of Strut»
mm in visiting irientis in this plal‘t'.
‘i'lw imiies' Sewing stormy. oi the
t'ttnzregntitmni t‘llill‘l‘ll. m"! at, the par-
ntilllilgl' Wmlnmulny afternoon. i
“I'lw lam-st news from Birmingham of
illil‘ illness oi Mr». W, Harris trays that.
shtt in innit-what better and her trientiv
still“ more t'fll'iilll'flxi'll.
“lilo town hall was mil hilt-d on Sat—
lli‘lMy warning. liiP 3th, to enjoy a wry
plll‘itpillll entertainment. him-h credit
in tlm- to ihtnw who planned and pur-
titllpatwl ill slit-h o tielightinl mansion
in timeo- who V-i'l‘l' printout.
will ll‘illl‘ll’tl for the library lurid.
.. H
GAINOKB.
titiitlua relllriws in thiii pinw, has re—
“Will"! to lil'l‘ home in Birmingham.
miliety tit hint.
W‘ttlileliU’ night was well attended
.lltlil it nice mull Willi netted.
Wlmlf.
pilmpwt oi l-orllplrie rfl’ili’fll‘y.
till ille- lm'nl wow mill.
Was.
cl 's are:
» horn. pained im- slrlltool and warm
Ui't'l‘ 33“
Ml»! llt'lt'il l'ili’li'lt’lt, who lilili'lfl'f'll
‘ll‘lli- Hil'lIWr given by the Intiltm‘ Md
Benjamin llrown'u.
‘Wiliislm Illalmloll. one all our ulont
Mimi and H'IIN'i‘lWl i-itizvnlt, who slip-
pqlll on the ire mime wet-kit ago. auti-
titllnitlg n broken leg thereby. hall n
nutm- mirlity tree trunki- art» finding
tilt-it way on sleds from near by tortilla
Other! are be-
. list-sol statements at the. iotlowlllg
rt ”tavernslmtataetowa
cum in while mm as sole
over light green. This social event
somewhat flavored with tbsuhlsw
m flip. Lucy has
coolant at. lbs in tabla. was
not! tron this house. lliss Anna Res"
ssgais poured «Maoists. while in.
We 1.. Rockwell, end the litter-
lay Rockwell and iii-still Northmp tilt-
ieti hither and thither to see Wall
were served. Besides a large nutnlter
,of townspeople, a number at guests
were present from out at town. millage-
lleld Press.
EN TEETH IN 9! EN 7'8.
-——w
NorwalkOperaflouse,
Week of Feb. 7.
The. favorite l-mnodlsn
Tommy Shearer,
And it fieiert t'omparly.
Management at Earl Burgess.
' roman-r,
“A JOLLY N IGHT.”
New Play» and l’lsyt-nt.
liipb ('latw Specialties»
(‘ontiuuous Perfomlallvos.
ill, 20 All it cuts.
Nata on solo now. at Word's ulltl Tomlin-
, arm's
. " ' ‘
Y. M. C. A. Benefit,
lioyt's 'liutrt. sunny. lol. 1
"HAND
Musical and -t l l-
Literary Entertainment.
Followed by llorimrltai iinr.1‘timbliug
and other works Ill; tiymtmium 11:»- ot
Bridgeport \‘Jl
SUPERIOR MALE ill ARTE’I‘TE.
Tickets. 50 Cents.
Tirkrtti can be «to banged fur med mitt
utter l‘.ebmsrytt ui i’lsisted' 1.30“”! Norwslk
or tilendrnlng' a Noni-all: '- iw
at a
io'rloek
novr's Tarantula.
Week of Feb. 14,
.\ lili'lll’k'n grvlltrwt repertoire trrglltllusllmt
Edna Tlll’. SP00llllllS Cecil
And their in: mun-ll) .ilwl qm-iulty
. nlii'mill .
lilwlllllllll: ilil Specially kilns-«10
~ i‘imlllillttli‘F'Yl’lflliulb'ft. Salinit-
Mfwt-etl nets,
DIATlNI'ZI'». “'tullll'atltu and “alumni.
Monday night. "W lumitliul {hilf‘lbt’l mount)
THE JUDGE’S WIFE !
lauilt-it' l!- ”i’kt'l! .‘l-mtiny lllKlll‘.
Evening Prices. in. :n and 30¢.
Matinee. Children. to: Adults. 10c.
i'lmrl ultinprnui l’lnhtmik nlld tilt-mien.
lrl:'v drug «on». Friday lliumlng.
n...n..s....n
M ”W l'aptt-r l'iilmh. rutltli Snrwnlk.
Mmllim iii - whim-ii. you t .m twin Klondike
trltugvl for v'lit'lt “up i" it suit" "if. all VIII ills-
utmlll mm of '2'. with.
llrlti in Ill» 5'. l'. r- l' l Ill ”I" lint-tint
i‘titm'ii i’nt ilw ln'iit'll‘l nl lllr‘ rilllrnir
PUBLIC ocuoot.
ENTERTAINMENT.
Manchu“ 3th. 22..
Renewed Boats. .35 cents
'I'll krill for all? in I'ilitlla
ii
i
t
l
i
8.550.“.
MID: m mm.
’ WM”: debts. mm».
'5. V
i w Cl.” War—Capital m.
2.0.0; debts. 510.“: national Mate.
Mil list Monumental mil.
W a. M
il‘
5.5.
rm‘dowflnraad Ilsa Hoyt. ensured
omega-s.
'wcelt all it was last week we shall atlll
Friday Evening. Feb. I8.
tmd Yt'llil'” Willi ruin-diluent- untl :l ao-ltivtl
Admission ilillil lit; Children, lit.
it, vi
The eiie'c't 01 our mini-"”011" has
started new buying in great volume»-
has attracted special attention to the
magnitudepi the values that we are
giving at very low price:
Bally Brussels
15 cents
a yard.
ll buying continues as lively this
have a supply to sell from that will
permit every one to choose what they
want and as many yards as they want.
it ill s big stock to select from; and
it remarkably good c.. :.
PETTICOA‘TS.
l-‘launel Petticoats at reduced prices.
Navy hide and drab assabet flannel
with one or two pinked rufles for 51.98
——were $3.500
Black. navy and drab. assabet iian-
nel. made with umbrella ruliie. extra
iull. now selling for only 52.50.
Black. allcwool. fancy silk embroid-
erctl rullle. were 54.00 and 84.50 each.
now only $5.88. A lower price than
. imt'll grades usually rest-h. tonscttucnt- .
ly the best possible time to buy.
.r-“w-M
WHITE SHIRTS.
Special sale of Men's Shirts that of—
fer it big saving for those. who taki-
quick advantage of the chance.
A rtxulnr soc grade, made of [tire
Nonpsreil cotton. line 2WD linen bolt
onl-gooti all any custom matie~ior 6:}
cents cull.
NIGHTSHIRTS.
Extra lint quality muslin. large illll
sizes. for 39 cents earn. Commencing
the week with arterial advantages for‘
nit-n. i
i'l.Axsnl.nr'rns. l
Many new eflt‘t'ill in fairly and plain
stripes and staple patterns. for t} rents
a yard. llcst t‘i‘trl' offered at that prior.
TheD.M.READCO.
mm".
Your
Wife
a great amount of lilflii‘ll“ a new
cost of paint or paper on her
home would give her?
Hhe'd do her work more obser—
fully: be bowler; for limb» no,
piseeonesrih aldear toswlie'u
hearts-heritable. She's in it:
nearly all the time, and you can't '
ills hauled to the Norwaik mill owned
my Allen llettn. The woods IWPTD to be m“ mm '0' M’
itlll oi the» trees. (m m m mm”. ll; "mi“
,hirli. ifsruline .leilningtt. when home M M- >
M in the linen lr'srlns district. near the M 5
ill ulhport line. is the oldest person in Wall Papers. l
iiestpori. Iier birthday falls on July Pslnhll' “Mil”- t
4, anti on ittt nest Mlll’l’fllfl‘ tlhe will .. ,
oi let her Mill year WEI.” W m
m Id uh. 0, any- i’ieiures hunt! and Untrained. l
t'l'he people are pleased with Judge 0'29"!" ill! “'9“ Mug-mom. E
lllnwr's iii-visit»: in favor or the be m l Pal and Pa ‘
itririgepori ‘l’rartlon mossy. giving “gnaw“ “a“. ”Milt
it mostly permission to build I ”W I! lulu ‘
it iley line trot (Minoan to Welli- a? a a. DECKER.
“they have still to believe that In.“
ll line will he in running mm in the gut asses, 7’ Wm film
It , mm “W m limslk,
heron
No (loss.
d "a" I I
51.00 per barrel;
AHMAD.
flm‘mw
W
" l
“0’. 2. 5nd». Budding,
New Dress Goods. .‘ ’
r' . -..‘
The season is now at hand when many people are thinking pl New Dress Goods.
r” ,7-
at
o
s 0
Nearly every day brings New Dress ()0st to on; counters. We are neciung the very
latest novelties of the foreign and domestic market as soon as they are produced.
Separate Skirts.
Our Shirts are noted tor their superior finish as well as their. shape.
hanging Skirt can be made than those we sell, and the materials used are the very best.
Black Brocade Brillianiine Skirts,
Black All Wool Storm Serge Skirts,
Navy Blue All Wool Storm Serge Skirts,
Black Bn’lliantiuc Skirts,
Black Cheviot Skit ts, braid trimming,
Black Brillianiiuc Skirts, finest quality, .
Black Brocade Silk Skirts, .
Black Bromide Satin Skills,
Ladies’
No better
$2.65 and $3.00
. 3.50
4.00
4.00
4.50.
5.00 and 5.50
o s
. 7.50
‘.n.
Muslin Underwear."
Special sales of Ladiw’ Muslin Underwear, commencing SATURDAY, Fell. 12th.
memos. HYATT,
NORWILK. CONN.
SCOFIELD HOYT’S
This Week Will Be
our inientory has I lottetl.
profitable.
LAVI'I i'lZRTAlNh‘.
. . I»?
“:53; yard i'urtains, ‘llll. 51.“, ".50. 52.25. 03.30, per pair.
(H EX l I. LE l’illi'l'l Elll'fi.
film, 03.5", 54.50 and Quit.
lies! line it) wire 'I’Al'l'L'l'l'RY BRI'K‘PBI.‘ i'ARI’Hl‘S.
at 77w alltl \‘n’ per yard.
1-)." 7' ’
”limes {mount-ll; itll wBen wiratlprillg. 15.77:.
Brim Full of Interest
Another “M. made a, due “mm“. from two olden-pt Mlnllllllll‘ to critical and «summit-at layer“. - mm "uproot-or dilklday or _
...;..,_.;... 3.1.3.: .""’.‘." 4...; lies Spring Goods ln Cutlets, Fumble, Lice Gillan, Particles, tic. lllll'! attractive Pilots
I'll? l (‘90 C . 0 0 1‘" a
:t'lita. 'l'llc tit-mud in, that as only a s 'lort linu- rent this to thpust: ll! thei roof mi: will“! mink of
Costa and t' alum. we find it nit-essary to make nwee pingred rednt'lim on h‘svirttl otlwiuta’géods,”
For this mason a MudyI of tile billowing item; will interest you and be
l-Zi. tins merit-l, °
llrlTTRPW
’
I 'ntton top and bottom. in» ports‘ 9' ill
MORRIS CflA l Rh,
Solid unit seat and bark. heavy ens-blob. plush
lllgrain i'srpcts». extra tillltt‘fltl', 504-.
~(1'NCMI, vim.
Ladies' Jackets and Capts almost given away to close out our season's stock.
5cofleld Hoyt 83Washlnton 5i.,50. llorvtalk.
We make one average price on everything in the entire shit 0.
”Phat is one half the price the same goods used to sell for.
This opportunity is being taken advantage of by hundreds.
Vic want dul ing the next week hundreds more to take atlvalltagé
oil
The idea 0i making this unparalleled offer is to talent out the
stock with a rush.
The opportunity for buying a dress at these prices, is unsur-
pissed and the choice l~l t’XCtillclll, lol we today have the lalgost
lsillelu-mm m. m... on"... lllcss Goods stock lll South Nurwalk, and you will all“) i"'tll)lilli3l0
please. lover attunioihlnli Wlllll from $2 to $3 on a dress pattern. 5
lust think of it: $2.50 today will buy more goods iii the
South Norwalk Boston Store,
. no WISHINGTON outlier. , ,
'l‘lllln $5.00 would anywhere else in town.
George R. VanAlstyno, Proprietor.
CHICKEN FOOD.
PIG 9000;
‘..... an-..»
Fancy ii Broken
Cullen,
mummifieiflk.
albumin-hand“
Gland Cellini Hillel,
RAILROAD PLACE.
WM“ mu m iii
Fresh and Salt Fish.
Oysters. Clams.
Bacallspo. lobsters...
W
nuts mum slim or or: run
new enrol.
mmmmhy.‘
”m
ruonoueu_
courses...
‘ ~1- ~rwt‘»_m:ev.“
6.50 ‘0.
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Norwalk Chronicler