Won't, at last avenue.
' lit Blew York ~
“ at Charles Moran's.
Mm prayer meeting will or
.. at William 9. lierriam's.
' Wk.
swan at no... Bartlett.oi
. urchin. were taken to 'l‘ar—
.. today for burial.
.,..._.___....._..
”.Kmflloll. a brother-in-law oi
Beecher. oi Fort Point street.
M7 at his home in New Ha:
‘I ’1
L flail, 'oi Cove street. is anaer-
no: a. sprained ankle which will
fill! confined to the house ior
-;ffluu, ticket. agent at the
street elevated station.
"[an spent yesterday at his home
mat avenue.
mam.
LYNN MILK delivered in hot-
“ti-snare cents per quart Rock
Me Farm. P. 0 Box 84 now
will illlw
its; shares Mills o spending ‘a icw
W Ferguson has leit the employ
“D. Harris, the coal dealer.
”ta. B. W. Godfrey is tiaiting Miss
.in Dnnellen N. .I.
Hjha Lillian Wicks was the guest on
of llr. and Mrs. John iv‘elter.
‘: .
10hr: Eggleaton. of Avon, New York.
13(th his sister. Mrs. Henry God—
My,
,. its. John Crockett is visiting her
with. Mrs. A. B. i'lm'erly. oi New
,
'.. .
firs. Hannah Ackerley. oi Saratogn.
John Brtmdway. oi (‘rorkett
I
emu.
”with Tattle. employed by B. Har~
, was taken sick yesterday and had
to go home.
3M, W 0! timber has arrived for
m flea. who is building .l. Sher-
W non“. houses.
W H. Trimbley has moved from
“tors to the William It. lot-kwood
. known as thr- Tom Mosul
. ; . which he recently purchased.
’s Trllilbly intends to start a nursery
11-00» H. Foster returned last
night irota a seweral days' trip to \‘ew
York. Yonkers and Bell Island While
away ll, Inlil two lots at Bell Island.
its purchaser oi one lot is Dr. Strob-
W. o! New York, who has been a
maul. oi one or Mr. Foster's cottages
int several years past. Dr. Strohmeyer
has lit-sat the lot on which the m-
he occupied stands the Iottage
he toured away and Mr. Poster has
Wt! to build him a new and law
'm. to be completed by June lat.
.Bafllett is the purchaser oi the
blind Mr. Poster will build
a m to be ready tor orrupan
lat at July. Mr. roster owns
Yonkers and reports hoild’
, . s to be very artlt'e there.
News.
”Dim
liaising. oi liew York on; u.
pi lira. Henry M. Valentine
W sustained a more
m and Is now quite lame.
”this at the iiaynes ianr
. are sick at scarlet low
not yesterday alter»
Wail only mini-etym-
4‘ lumiord. has ripened
Ma JalliIs’s house. in
S. ”lock. oi Korwallt.
fl. Lake's church. Sunday
i omen-mm».
aurhiamridean
, .. has re».
. [soul-whisk,whmhr
' ”muffin.“
' lacing is! the welfare
The prayer nesting. is the (lo-gr!-
'Isllanal clutch“. will» held tomorrow
evening.'i'ople.‘1’raasiorating Port-
or of Conversion." .
The Konralk Tramway commit! has
a force of men at work. stunning the
ma wire from the moon ltethodlst
church to the térdlinna oi the line in
lio'roton. ior the purpoaa oi getting ad-
ditional power:
’l'hotnas Casey, an inmate oi the So!-
diers' Home. at Norotoa Heights, was
killed near the (lleohrook railroad dc-
not. yesterday. The old llllll was in
the habit oi walking down the track
to this city. and. as was his wont. be
was coming down this morning. When”
he reached the (lienbrook depot. an
east-hound express went by. Casey
stood on the opposite track and turnr
ed to look at the train, when the 10:45
westbound express came down upon
him. striking hint ,on the head. trac-
turing the skull. and killed him in-
stantly. throwing the body over on the
‘ plationn. His name was written on
the iiy-leai oi a Bible which he had in
his pocket, and besides a iew trinkets.
he had $80.92 in money and a -gold
watch. The watch was going. not even
the glass being broken. Alter an ex.
amination by Dr. Keeler. of New (Ya-
naan. the body was removed to Lyman
Hoy' s tied a Co.’ at morgue His enacts
were. taken by the doctor to police
headquarters hare.
MOI.
lira. John Bodied! has
Cranbury.
mowed to
Mrs. John 'Williams. who was ill last
week. is improving.
Mrs. W. (l. i-‘iteh. oi Redding. has
npent a low days with relatives here.
Mrs. A. B. Turney and Mrs. J. P.
Fitch have visited their relative. Mrs.
John Perry. oi Boston, who is danger—
ously ill.
A supper was given Wednesday er»
voing at the residence oi Mrs. W. B.
Smith, by the Aid society. oi the Zion
Methodist Epideopai cburrh.
Etheidlh. Clare-w, do you really
mean'what' you say-”that you will do
anything i ask of you?
. i’larenoo .mphomore-rr Darling'
we heard the swear it.
litholm’ljken. dearest. pleaae. plotter
let yourseli appointed center rush on
the. Yale ioothall team next yeah»
l’urk.
«you
“W’-
Frank Buttery. who is seriously ill.
to slightly improved.
The young ladies oi Silvermine will
glw an entertainment nml snowball
tea at Temperance hilll. Tuesday oven-
iug. llarrh ti. tor the benefit oi it. i). W,
llcl’orout.
A wry interesting prayer mI-etlng
was held Sunday aiternoon at the home
oi .‘Ilr l'pperton on the Winnipauk
road. i‘tirmis irom ('rnnbury Plants
were present and assisted in (Dr mt-
log
list. it. \\ lit-Forest. a tow wooiu
ago. prrazbod Irom the subject Bun‘
shine." Yesterday morning he preach-
ed a very line companion to it from the
opposito side. "(Honda and Darkness."
sillilwllil that all clouds, however. dark.
have a siiwr lining. Ills text was
“an. xvii. 5
i
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.irthur liurdman. oi New York city.
tit mom; his parents in town.
it. ileum-rd Dunn has gone into the
butcher shop again with ll. M. Joni
pings.
A number oi the you“ pimple oi the
town attended a dance held at Gauge
lminsbury's. Raiding. last Wraps»
day night.
Three large sleigh loads oi people
attended an oyster sad a match supper
at tlrorge Stereha’. Bedding. last Tm
day night.
lira. W. A'Wlliiau and daughter
were the guests oi lira. It. .8. Barron
oi Mdrwlo ulnar. Norwaiit. Wattles»
and Thursday.
mum harm
The Korwalk houpilal directors held
a regular meeting hut sight. Manse
oi the ant-rare iron: Ion oi several
mitt-rs oi the irontd. do important
Marinas wan transacted. The» was
an informal discussion at matters no
the hmplial.
A spend meeting wll prohaidy Ire
culled tor the m last. when the are
rhlteci will be timed to attend and
. the m plans will be trusted om.
“adult-mm
titanium" was am a
naturally lfltaflht at mm
in an: summon-III. Am thirty
'spring's clean
653mm
m M I”! that st least m.—
«not. expected (be taken out litthis
when um. as to
the malt at
“M m than made a midri-
able fortune.
lie has too pounds at dust and hug-
gats stowed away in his strong hos.
Dauchy (loss agitator truths; or not
be will return to the gold regions. ills
property has been leit in charge at rev
sponalhle person's. Bustntss iI this
country called him, away irom Alaska.
and he leit Dam Ci 3' on Dec. 19.
‘ Dauchy says that our thirty claims
onthe El Dorado creek alone will av-
erage 81,000,000 each. A claim I!”
tires in length 500 running feet and in
width is truth rila rock to ridge rock
in the gulch. He considers there the
greatest diatovsries of gold in the
world. and says that the newspapers
have not exaggerated them in the
leaot. ;
He says, however. that persons going
to the Klondike this spring cannot ear
pact to take out any gold betore neat
winter. tor the summer seaaon is the
wet season and digging tor the yellow
metal must be done in winter. The
iact must also be borne in mind that
all the claim within a radius oi sixty
miles of the diggings have been staked
oil. so that newcomers must not go in
with the idea that they can get located
in the Klondike ltaeli. They may.
however. prospect in. Stewart. Tatiana.
Henderson and other districts.
Dmu'by ‘Says it costs a than about
Si. 000 for railroad tare. transportation
oi provisions and oapenses tor a dog
team, and he should have at least held
over this amount {or use while pros-
pecting. .\ party oi two or more can
go much cheaper. he says.
“L‘LSTVTERTAISHESTS.
HOYT’S THEATRE,
Week of Feb. 14,
.‘iW'I" ngln-nt mwrtldmtminimlimi
Edna THE SMOKERS Cool!
And tiwir big vuitmip‘ and sin-rial”-
a-urmmtu .
low-litmus llil luckily biotin-ii
i'nmlntumi wmvtmarnrm Sn walk
When-ti lll'l‘.
Tonight.
“ Figlit for Ma Million!"
Matinee Tomorrow.
HAZEL KIRK.
Evening Prices. to. :u and 3st.
Matinee. Children, Io; Adults. :oc
Klondike Somali
.\l ”l" "artist 1 ltufi‘li. all” “Hi;
Friday Evening. Feb. t0.
Malling I" a 0' I int k. a» um I!" to Klonditr
O'III' mom with return merits and a gultlt‘ir
~i iorraelr one as o muvrnlr. all iur tin-
mm l .tIm Mfrmnh.
Held bv ow t'. l’. n. t'. 1:. M our Iiotrilsl
I'lttln'ii im the lumen! oi thr riturrli.
Mllttiil. lillll. lit; Chilitll. ill.
lltttlot lid litt? Llit'll it will in
lists!
Hoyt’emairc,
Monday, February 2|.
The
TARRYTOWN WIDOYI
Mnnhgrmrot M D. W. 'l'm-u a .i‘u,
ileI-ltti ti huh is imp lit!
”'l'hr 'l'srrytowa Widow i- a human play
whit-h has the mi rhammnr rpot/hit» to it."
~. New limit Journal.
"Thr- ‘l'arryiowa Widow i- o bum/New
York Herald.
Primal. ho,‘ .fw. Minoan-air si Pill-birds
UM “MWMM'I
Concert and Readings
I7"?!
308 m W M
Monday, Feb. list, ’98
soot annulment Iittsottit.
um “limit Win: mmsms'
DIR. ROBERT ll. STAKLI'Y
hilt. WAM'W “ZijflASIIBY
Wt‘l’a limit, I. 0“-
MW '5ka M Win
W
What!”
“8011MB BILL!
may»... .
Douala Kill.
My Em'g. Fab. II.
mu m 1m
Danehyaeaoindatraetoilwmt .. L,
Misfits richeatlaLthars- ’L
"powwow
’Dpening at new styles. Sunshine
and radiance, 5 new and brighter 1‘
showing oi .ghanaing elects Magni-
orut collection oi dellghttul colorlngsl
and beautiial blendlags. ,
Among the iirst that we mention are
the new Poolards. in prohshly greater
variety than we hare «or shown:
light. Inedinfa and dark designs ln the
very prriectfin oi artistic taste.
“mats a yard.
lull 34-h. wide.
"rheprernlling option this season is
that tho Rotter silks on. aeaaon will
divide the honors with the stiller Tai-
ietas. consequently this altering”
something ilke iii diluent styles. all
impasse-will meet a popular demand
(or a pretty‘ss well as durable grade.
. LADIES' COA'I S.
We are in a particularly happy mood
in. this department. hotauae the new
garments tori have just come in arc
making a great hit and are selling rap-
idly. They are as choice styles as wr
wold dad afnd they are low»priced.
r
,' .1...
hum- they fire splendid aatisiaction
tor a small outlay.
t'A RPKTS.
We began kiwoprice selling with
Body Brussels at 75 cents a yard. They
sold so last that we added Mariam-rs
and Moqucttea. Then. in order to see
how ninth we timid do. we tacked on
Velma all at ‘35 cents a yard. W‘e yr
milk! lair pl tor those who have a
prelerrnce iti‘tllt‘ matter by giving tour
aorta in r-ltut' trout. and at Our price.
Results are now Juatiiying the more.
llASDKBRCHIl’SFS.
This will he the last mention oi the
big sprcm otter: it'll rloae out the en-
tire lot. Fair warning?
Ladies' all-linen. scalloped and em-
Whit—regular :50 quality.
Ladlcs' ail linen aralloped and em-
browned. 25 t'vnlo r-athvregnlar 30c.
quality at hail price
e‘Wg
TheD.M.READCO.
Your
Wife
is a
Jewel
And your home is im rotting,I
which you wish befitting her.
than ymtrwaih. Multilayer
on sham suit her? timnr new
smilingatid pleased.
Wall Papas.
Maura! liappiirs.
W ma.
Mar- Fmtasd and (talisman.
Mar-llama iottnlsr.
NIH-suimflfllsilo
Wit.
”WWW
“M
I
a?
illiw
’ ‘ .
to every one who wants something nice ;
bmiderrd. l‘r' rents each or 3 ior 5»
Misanthingthat helps my
Wmmkimakehrrm;
SOUTH
Ready to Prove it.
AW 30"»
iii pairs line lant- eurtain-. . ..
:‘l’i pair!- tloltblc thread Smith lac-c
Ill pairs heavy, Wilh- oortaius. l
ydr. long, heavy fringe top and
bottom"
88 Washington St,
So. Norwalit.
”’L’Li‘llls' ’13 {m '2‘
NORWA LK.
, curtains, 34 ydt. long ................. 'm‘).
mm» 4.50 5. It
O ’ C '
a- s ',ve
NORWALK. CONN.
—i n i-
WHAT?
lrmm ends. may to hang.
SCOFIELD & HOYT
séd' L
ehfiiog o a?
g r.
. The season Is now at hand when many people aretlfiolong oi hlgw Dress Goods. ,
Swim: era] day btiogs New Dress Goods to harm. We are melting the very .
novelties of the foreign and domrstie genital as soon as they amprodaesd. * r »
Separate Skirts.
OnI'Sltirta are noted tor their superior finish as mil as their” shape No better
hanging Shirt can be made than those we sell, and the materials oscillate the rcrybest.
Black Brocade Brillianiioe Skirts,
Black All Wool Storm Serge Skirts, .
Navy Blue All Wool Storm Serge Skirts, .
Black Brilliauliuc Skirts,
Black Cllcrtot Skit is, [paid trimming,
Black Brilliaotiuc Skirts ,fiuest quality, .
Black Brocade Silk Skirts, . '
Black Brocade Satin Skirts,
Ladles’
. l
I .
$2. 75 and $3 00
3. 50
4.00
. 4 .00
. . 4. 50
«. - 5.00 and 5. 50
6.50
7.50
I a
., '.
.
a a
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Muslin Underwear.
Special sales of Ladlea’ Muslin Underacar, commencing SITURD AY, Ftb. 12th.
TRISTRRM 8' HYATT.‘
Snitch mot,
NORWALK.
That we hate better goods» and lower prides than any other
house iu the two cilia. “’H Y " Bantam we deal in t ompleie Home fumiabingu'.
Special Sale Carpet and Rug Department.21
Beat Wool Smyrna Rugs. 30160. i
Moquette cng’umin‘tcr Raga. J01“
.I . $1.9? and $2.50
l
.t t $1.50
CURTAIN oemm‘maut " * “W '
lilicL :txoit ostraqu’ali'lfwindow shades" iii: .’;1Iiet~em:pafltlIL ”Jun-” -
:tsii it. but) lapauue mt
beau Mchit‘miafl p.231 "' “ ”523' 40’ 40' 5”
, ...... . .......... .;.I ...... :toc shiatsu-b.5519”- Solidpflh 1194790!“
for all colors wood t-urtain [mics Sill it ------------ - . $19
..'.’.'x~. Solid oak bard waned dining t -halr.....fl
Bargains In Every Department in Dry Goods. Notions and Domestics.
Club Building.
Not-walk.
L This Opportunity is boiogt taken advantage of- by hundreds.
We want doling the next week luuubods mono to take advantage
oi it.
, 2 ”3' l'.
The idea at making this unparalleled oil'ur is to clear out the
Lstock with a rush
The opportunity for buying a dress at those prices, is unsur-
passed and the choice 1:; excellent, tor we today have the largest
Lilress Goods stock ill South Norwalk, and you will saw.- auywlteto
Ll't'om $2 to 83 on a dress pattern.
Just think of t;l 82. 50 today will buy molt: Woods at the
L . South Norwalk Boston Store,
; “8 WASHINGTON STREET.
Than 86. 00 would anywhere else in town. a .
George R. VanAlatyno, Proprietor,
CHICKEN F000.
Pill F000.
W
traders,
{$1.00 perbarrei.
Mirror-Impatient“
L fiMflM“m
Fancy ll Broken
Grind Odin] lulu,
RAILROAD PLACE.
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