' 8. 'i'illouou has moved.
. mar pi lr‘ittit avenue
y tho India of St. Paul' a
will give a supper and
in the Illusion room
filmnun. of Chrin Michel'
, laid a friend, lingo Krone.
pol the victim’ ll of the Maine
‘ beer um, 84-. n. Ave. m.
J Smith hats been summoned
Human to attrmti thr- itmeral oi
Iowan. :t prominent local
to! that city.
billet oi the lion: Avenue
Episcopal church have plan»
Motrin! entertainment to the
L the event” of “'mtbiiigllm'“
, tunni association of tho East
High school will iii“? a
- . nupper "at lhf“ nt‘iit‘lll-hiiiifid
evening. Kat'h nwmiwr has
4 logo of inviting a gttPSt.
n Frank lagoon says “Virtues—
.. Nor was the hardest hr- ever on-
- you Betta island nml that tbs-
~ tide was tiw tom-mt lie
[mm the southeast 0nd at tho
ito flay inland.
anti samugc. Mr. E. Av». .\lk
We! W. Ll‘Cnlilll. mi Bast ave--
ve a turtle-3 suppor, \l‘r’tinesntay
It) a large nmnlwr oi his friends.
. Charley. Hubbard was thr- rho!
“amnion. ’l‘hr oiintwr won pro-
; . very film by tim- Klwfiia.
my“? Milt». What is in. and
lay Wenr it?" will Im illo- sub-
thc morning wrmnn as prom-Iv
Q!ihe humor at ”w Rust Awnnr
; . Episcopal t'hill‘t’ll immv Sum
mitts. Eclwnrrl lionmlirt will
the Revival howl moi-ting m uttf.
the mninr SPl‘VttP :tt 7 u’vlm-k
'R. 0. Sits-rummi will pvt-rich in
We with low, A. .7. Smith. Til:-
m Inthcmr lirw- lwon :trvzinzml
t morning sotl'irs-t "Jr-nit“. lit“
I! Soul." E. 0. Flatt-all. and "l
‘ Glad." Pin-hing which "0h.
_ ”Sty mm a! 3m \vm. ilnvw." u.
Dunk. Imi titwt. “Saviour. riniirrr oi
Blowing,” Adam “Mini. him. i‘
Ind Mn. F. Murriam
ltw. Him! nwum- .‘Tk
~0fli¢n for mat rmr—iwli at lluw-
% pout-otih-t- and m i' ii hutch-r is
B. ilarrln.
mutton Rowland hm locum :i «our.
Wkly null} will. .1 KM: i: (it mm nl
buyers.
0
Tannin ‘4" i ii! wm .i',. it”! Rub
Q1 'Dibbio- haw- rumnul llmm from
”York N" Wilt-H" the»; atttmimi
Pilot]! Mun-lathe" hull
Minna-ml .4: ii. r .m. mu in
Sunday nttnrnum: at :z' in min-.1.
his latt- rum-limo- in ttniu M nut.
interment will m m l’ninn m...—
r
Pi Elam». 02f iinltt :itrm-t. mn-
bimfltii fiii'ilml’tlf‘ {but im will
. "it! tight of hill ”tr-:4. Ht' ill-m out
‘1,“ last Thursday nitr-rmmu
I shall in thc- gun “plum-ll. m ml-
’0er into him in: a- and filling
m on. nlnrmt Min-ling him ll:
’ . “u quit-kl} an mouth)» in it.
Dr. I. M Mic-n in South Nnr
m “It" “trillion of [NthiM
met! in. Min-n stun-s than
‘I will not h1- impair-Ht, at
m a hair-llromith‘n wow».
4’. Loom- t-ltm'lm ontrriuihm;
“you M Tl’il‘ntli. lunt ”it'll
vi.- ruvhr» imi‘tt'. Ni: {.1-
WW. and ”it" {atom in:
; mun worn awartlt-vi it.
not! Mr. ”With. and tin
my not in on» t'm-hr
- ' t' lit!t Emmott an oiuinu.
it» wrvmi and iam
m rlqttilliit' mum My
mu» .1 tnuxuiflwus
W. no: “Palm llmmh n
UM Film thui now-mi ou-
. Mun-tot Mimi Lilia ”to
"I; it. ”inn-mt ran- a him-iv
M Min “lfivl'nli. a skill-
' on arwnmwttlnt. 14hr
Wtiul lit-Mn». illu- out»
“(wanting by lit'f rink-r9.
’” and Him Hun mm
”W“. Th!" [til-tilt! “tr:
M mum 3; menu», Mr,
. ‘0 Vim Ii. “mitt-Hy. Mr and
”now. itr. anti it”...
.er fir. not! him 3. it.
B. Hormonal. Jinn. i.
« Harri-r, illuminati-
' ”till" Ml?
va- truia, Jim on.
Wm. two
lmflmfi. a
f A Writ! My whim mu
Purl “new Thur-it”
"out“.
Gum ml refreshments mm color-
nm-‘m‘uomx.
William ‘Wii'mot has returned homo
from {in VYM. it: will remain in
town until spring.
The John Ferris place, luring héen
sold to one of the heirs, will be over-
hauled-null auntie more attractive.
Citation (lot! and Walter Sherman
went to New York, youtorlluy. intend-
ing to remain there thin evening.
Mr. and Mn W. F. Waterbury and
W H. Bump. of Stamford addressed
the meeting at the Soldier-n Home lain
evening
Tumday night some homilumv tools
a counter iron) the stoop oi Ernst
Koch'n barber shop and out it in tht-
middle oi the road. They also mixed
up the night! over the tonal ntores.
Captain A. V. Rood. who is unending
the winter months at Pint-burst, N. 0..
wax in town Tuesday, looking ovm' his
interests in New Canaan. Mr. Rot-ll
was a iovmer resident at Doric-u.
.—-
Air-'4. Ernst Koch um] grandson,“ who
hm! been on a throo wonkn' vital! t4
Eamon. P3,. returned homo on Thurs-
any night. Mr. Koch mot mum at
Somorviilc, N. .l.. whore Hwy culled on
nonn- friends. ill'tVlOliS to rotuming
homo.
“Our i‘ulks' will he rem-atoll mxt
Monday night in tho- Town Hall by the
company oi ilowayum young proph-
which so stlcr'tnisittily pro-ontoll it lil‘l‘t"
law. H'vflk. it will hr» llitfit'.” thr- ana-
i‘lr-w, oi ivunhm- ('Yl‘iiit', .gtm‘ tit:
puriormum-o tilt-n will ho a chum. Thi-
Hmttnittrn- having titr- mam-r in charm
is: t'lmrlm Pauli-t: Arthur Whitnv-y,
Nathan Finch. W. [lam-.- nntl .lnhu
Sinmwl.
TOIORBOW m m CHURCHES.
What 1011qu Paton will Preach
About ”their Milkmen.
South Iowiik Congregation“.
““i’filll ll. lie-3rd, i’nnlm’.
l‘n-m'hiizg by tho pastor in tho- mom
mg. Topic. "Th9 Qu. «ti-m ml” th-
(‘itt‘im in file " Mr, Wilt-vim; of “foul;-
lvn. ulll Sill.:~iilllill"lzil' .iir. Slump}
:tt 'iit" 01mm. playing lwmuro‘s l'ml-uu
Illr' in ii. and tiniitmmvt‘s (lrnnil vlznn
HS it. E lllil. Sumlm‘ Wizard 3’ litllm
‘l‘ilw Mum’s i'hriiltlnn Brim-o villi: 31.4!
rhw Lamont t'lllli. Gonorulllfiom ml]
MUM-4 tlh' [nth-r on "it Young Winn“
t'nrm-r; on I'ltlznn. Soldier. i'ulliiil "
le mlqlmmry vutmnlttw u! tin
t‘lniselw i-Zmlo-aw-rrmlv-ty hut:- x-w»
'rirml {My l.f~l!ilin l‘. Vt"!. rum-ml;
of Flint‘ilh‘i'. ('hiim. to weak nti ‘l-In-
-‘. aim-.1} in i'lmllrm,” Mr l’net Will
gm nil-lira“. .n im- vwn'imi'
taking: for his rtli‘il "Rum-til
Ellitiill'nklilli‘lilh in Mirrluil Wan: in
Him hull." 'l‘hv [illlil'tl' is l'nl'lli‘l”) lil~
tin-l in :tih‘m? lvnh ui flu-w- l’l‘it‘i’llllltli
Mllwlr in tho n'l“‘lililil Mil lmlmlw ilurv
li'n rmprlm; shin, ”1(er nl' \‘z:~,‘ in
WV: Munro“. :mn til» unll’i'nl. 'Sm-k
i» tho Loni." flu-hm- ltnz'
ll-u «it'llltl‘
”Wk“ <".
Homo“: Katmai-t
F K Srnl‘tl-ltl. i'm-llur.
.\ mill: 1- Hi prziyvr will ln' ill'irl in
tho mnt‘nlmz. lo-vl M Murtm Kellogg.
mul zit mm- a rpm-mi m-rvtrv (or tin-
tum-sin anti mmhrn it! tho rhurvh.
i'ltr- lupiv oi tiw net-mun will lw. ”Umi'n
()l'i iii-u " 'l'ln- mimic uml Iii'iPi’ part-0
of tin- .vr-rviw will in- uptirnpriun- in
tiw allltjt‘t'l in tlw t-t't'tiiizg tin- wrrmm
will in- to the- young ltlltl mtwmlly ii-
rlrm» uho huvo rm-o-mly lwmm Flirt-w
inn lilo. ’l'hs- topic will ho. "’I'hr- it"
Mxilclitm of Lilo; Who! to (In With tin
UM l'mt-om,‘ Sunday M’iitltll at noon.
and Rpm-1h humu- mrrvim- hi 1;
“Vim-l. Strut-gon- c-orciirilly wulmuiv
ml.
loath Harv-lit Maillot
'1 :4 Kuvnuugh.
Sv-lvlrv-n :ii iiugt‘» 'l‘iwuiw- :it in {in
m. :tml 74:» p, m. Tha- Illlzfllll‘ will
pl’i'iltil lmth morning mm O'W'Yillli. in
.l.
mun rm "Pilgrim n Prion-9m. Purl. ll."
Mu it in th- morning: i Will Sim: hi
”i! l'nwr-r, 'Quliivmi: "ilum Ari th-
Way” by it. W. (taunt. l-Ivt'nintt
"'iiu- itmlimu Morn.“ ivy Wmtitvanl.
‘ilutr Through Auntlwr Wot-it.“ luv
Pic-urn. All are Wl'it‘nitw.
South Ion-it Baptist.
ll. 0. :iltm'wmui. Put-tut.
”rim [mt-1r will prom-h min-prom
rimming in tho South Sol-walk “aptly
alum-in in that- tau-nit.“ in- tviii mt
Jimm- wlth "M. A, J. Smith. lit“ imp-
”hr tuviltl’ of its» limo Ave-mm ill-th-
w it.» vii-trill. Yntmit i'wipiv'n rum-tine:
at u otim‘it. firming M'fvlt‘t' with
inn-lung at '4', 'i‘mnnz-mw morning
litv mix-uni ul’l’wlnu trill lé- mam {or
ii. l-uwilli mirilmmljv can»:
......
WW
low-iii Mug-noun.
, mm it. Robin. Pom.
tic-trims It imllh a. m. and 7:86: p
m, m mu will mm mm m-
in: him “out”. slot-mm tritium-1
“the film at “and? "out”
“It tor-«(3W at (toil " many
who» st ilk. , Wm mum
but War g. m; mm
”iv owning NW thirvl lliuntmtni wiw,
in! loll." You»; MW! Wu it
Romans xv..
1.1mm, Min Anutv
Wallis. '
c: a». Subject ”The I." at um 4;. T
mgr-m
. 4 .
'J. acclaim Bellow». Rector. , .
Sunday newton: Holy Communion.
ii a. m: Morning Prayer. Litany unit
cannon. “1:30. a. UL: Sunday school.
1:30 p. m..
Gannon Enugalmi
(marten A. Brockmeier. Pastor.
German Evangelimi servicetr, every
Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock. in tho
Swedish (longrrgatinnul o-ixupoh. All
are welcome.
Calvary Bar’ilt.
L. Worn. P.
Sunday school, promptly at 4 p. 112.:
Junior Bmloamr moiety lit. 5 p. m;
Senior limioavor mum-t3 at 6:30 p. m
preaching at 7:30 p, m.
Germ-It Lutheran.
ti. ltungv. i'auor.
Sunday m-ltool, 9:30 a. m; sermon.
10:30 n. m. Saturday, 9:30 a. in. nor
man school
WASHING-ION TEA.
Givenhythc Senior Pupilltithu Cen-
wrSchooi of lmwnlk
At tho t'orntt-r school last owning a
\Vnfihlltgltm tea was given by tho
High school dr-pnrtmont. A number
of mvltml guests nort- prom-m.
'i'llr- unsomitly‘ bull Within the- nor-
rluw took plau- was pit-tiliy tin-orat-
mi with tins. and pictures oi Wall:-
luau-m wrrn promim-ntly displays-1i.
.‘t shut pl-ugi‘nmmz- was rcmlvrml. it
illl'ltilll'li Hauling» by Blitz-is» Emily Mott
and “his Hi‘llf' Roilhitls; piano who;
Miss. Binmhl Dunning and Miss Gran-
Smm-wo-ll: violin solos. Wain-r Milk-r;
wrul trio. Minn-d ”lililt' l'ui'iwr. Lil-
“1.! limb ulttl hisilu‘l Dunning, all n!
which wore highly enioymi.
ham-lug tolluwwi m val-pliant itlllh‘ll'
fllrnlhlit'tl lav thr- ’l'u‘m (‘in .linmiolin
(hill.
O
M. luv-l‘tilissi-m light win-slimonta
wrr He‘l'Sf‘tl.
'l‘lvl' NH!” n: ll.-'ll may lw rvmmoul
imm ill: lulu-it"s o.’ hillt‘v’x and lino:
v! {lil'lir‘ it :1 p111.- ut lvrmm pool i-:
ruhlml across tin-m,
r: .v 11:}: m l.\'.ll!:;.\'1'.~'.
HOYT’S THEATRE,
Week of Feb. 14.
.‘Utrl'll'fl'n ga- :tlos' i't‘lwl’itvll't' orwttilruti- Iii
Edna THE SPOONERS Cecil
‘ Aim tin-it in: mutual} owl ~p-1‘...lt_\'
mum-m}. .
ill-«Duluth aid initially Artists-~20
Mi tiztlh
v’wiitlunmh luri-ummtmu
lwth D'I'il zit-rm
Wednesday, Eccles Girls.
Thursday. Betty Bliss: the Circus Girl.
Friday. Inez, a Routine oi lexico.
Saturday lallnu. The Galley Slate.
Saturday, A Fair Rahal.
Evening Prices. l0. :0 and 30c.
Matinee. Children. lo; Adults. soc.
litre You Seen liar? Sie' ll be will: you
lath!
floyt’é Thcatre,
Monday, February 2|.
The
TARRYTOYIN WIDOW
"llflltw'lllt'lil u! D. W. Tm“ it hi.
i litter-lull oi tutti ll hen til!
"Th-- “faint-mo Widow i- u initr-m-i play
a bin-h hm tlw rmi l'ttuuumam' workh- tn it."
3'.- w Yurk inttfllul.
”fir 'i‘urrytuwti \Htinw
lurk ill mitt
i’rlrm ' ‘3. .‘lti, 71'.
mini tilctu‘lvuing'u.
in it till." VSt'W
lit-Mn on min at l'lninmlu
that In.
Grimm
m .
11:15 p. on: Baum-anti newton?
Concert anti Readings
CONQERNING
SiLKS.
Opening of new itiyles. Sunshine
and radiance. A newer and brighter
showing at charming enacts. Magni-
ct-nt collection of delightiul colorlngs
nmi henmliul Mandingo.
Among ”it! ill'tii. that we mention arr
the new i-‘onlarrlx, in probably greater
variety than we have ever- uhown;
light. medium and dark delights in tho-
l..\ Di BS' COATS.
We an- in a particularly happy mood};
in this rioplirtmem, because tho new;
garmonts that have just came in an?
Tiiltkliifl a grout hit and are nailing rap- 3
lrlly. ’l'hvv am as choice style» as wci
..iultl find and then: out low-pricedx
hour:- Hwy glvt- :iplantiili uttlsiuvtion!
to nor:- one who wants, mmrthlng nin-
in; a anmll Ililifl}
t'.‘ RPETS.
W» hogan low-prim smiling With:
it uh" ilmmols al‘ 7.? cunts a Mini Tin-:3]
amt )lcmiit'ill‘n. Tin-u. in order in em '
hm'.’ mull) i34- mum do. on tackmi on
\‘o'ltlin all us. 75 cents it yard. Wo'w
use-Iv fill!" pin} tor those who have a;
pwlorvmw in tho mam-r by giving tour
mm- in chmmv 1mm, and at one prim".
ut‘i‘llilti m1- nnw justifying tho mow.
L0
ilAMiKi'iRt'HiEi‘S.
This \xsll ho lbw inst nutrition 0! the
t‘m- lot. Fair warning!
mm: uli~linrtl rtflllllinfd and um-
limiderml l7 rmlr- «with or 3 {or
. ntvrtrgnlur LE. 4 mill}
Litmus nil-lino» motioned nod urn-2
irrolclr-rml, 1’5 N'til-l oath ~r0gular :10: ‘
quality at half prim '
.‘u‘! l
i
Tth.M.READCO.
Ami your imam hi her netting,
which you winh lit-titling her.
’l‘iu-n- in nothing that helm liltli’t'
than your walls. Does the popu-
on than suit but? 5mm- new
a. ll! sin (as: thul We add“! Axmlnswm} SOUTH
how-4- in the two cities.
bottom”
“0. 2 981%“!!- MMM§
New Dress Goods.
The season is now at hand when many people are thinking of New Dress Goods.
Separate Skirts.
Nearly every day brings New Dress Good- to our counters. We are receiving the very
latest novelties of the foreign and domtstic market as soon as they arc produced.
Our Skirts are noted tor their superior finish as well as thcir shape. No better
Black Brocade Satin Skirts,
tor): periocllon of artistic taste. ' '
”“2““ " if” Black All Wool Storm Ser 9 Skirts . .
full .1412. Mile. . ,
2i‘lwuprnvafllin: 2):; Liz‘thls manor: ll: Navy Blue 'A” “Tool 8‘0“]! Serge Skil'tS, .
ilétl if! no lvr n s t s sentirm w‘: i . . . a .
«ilvitlc- tho- honors with the utilior 'i'ai- BlaCk 'Bl'llllalliillc Skills, , . .
3.33.2.....i:“.i2‘.‘.“i;“.'.’;...‘..".fi’.3322“... Black Cheviot Skills, braid trimming, .
“WWW”!mmmvu'flrdeman-l Black Brilliantme Skills, imest quality, .
tor it prtvtty us well as durable grotto. [flack Brocad ) 'Sill‘ Ski) (Q
_ . ’ b ' h I . L. . o I o
I c O
hanging Skirt can be made than those we sell, and the maicrhis used are the very best.
Black Brocade Brilliantine Skirts,
$2.75 and s3 00
3.50
. . 4.00
. . 4.00
. . 4.50
5.00 and 5.50
6.50
7. 50
Ladies’ Muslin Underwear.
Special sales of Ladies’ Muslin Undirevear, commencing S U U RDAY, Fcb. 12th.
'TRISTRAM 8- HYATT,
NORWALK, CONN.
Smile.“ §> Kent
NORWALK.’
Ready to Prove it. WHAT?
WHY. " ll‘ca who in dead in l'nmpic-to Home Furnidiing-s.
NORWALK.
That we how better good- and lower prices than any oilm
Special Sale Carpet and Rug Department.
in point tim- lzm- vurtnlth ................ 5w.
" illn- dtmbio thread fimth lzlv't'
curtttim. It: yd.» lung
Mi: xpm iul odor: Hfll t-iual- out thc c-n- l in Mi”? “9“"? "ll”“m” curtain-n. ‘
3dr. long};1 lu-ovy lringr top and
.4330 till 5.;5»
.fil.‘
‘ Best Wool Smyrna Rugs. 40x00.
Moquette and lxminstcr Rugs. 30x60
f
CURTAIN DEPARTMENT.
no it. ontm-gunllty wimlow slim..lth-'
yllxo ft. heavy "mono cumin».
iwnvv low vimiu ut' ince- (tinge .....
and 501- mvit
ié'u'li all color-1 mni «urtuiti pole“.
hm culls, mull to hang. .-.
.’v'i'
ry'
............................ rl’
tins and 32. so
i .2. 50
.
5-piece parlor suits. .. .
........... .2523, 40, 45, 50 '
ii—pc. solid oak bedroom
*1
$19
suit ..... . ......
.....xrl Solid oak hurvl cam-vi dining t lair. ..fl
Borguius' in Every Department' to Dry Goods, Notions and Domestics.
83 Washington Si.,
50. Norwollt.
SGOF
ELI) 81 HOYT
. V
Club Bu idling,
Norb list
We make one average piice 0.1 evoxythinw in the whim stoxo.
This 23 one-half the price the so me goods used to soil for."
This opportunity is being taken advantage of by hundreds.
We want during the next week hundreds more to take advantage
,of it.
The idea oi making this unparalleled olfcr is to clear out the
stock with a rush.
The opportunity for buying a dress at these prices, is unsur-
lpassed and the choice is excellent, for we today have the largest
Dress Goods stock in South N orwalk, and you will save anywhere
from $2 to $3 on a dress pattern.
Just think of it; $2.50 today will buy more goods at the
South Norwalk Boston Store,
“8 WKSHINGTON STREET.
Than $5.00 would anywhere also in town.
George R. VanAlstyne, Proprietor.
”0in paper would mutu- lm' no
\rrm MM” til tit’lm'.
soul unlit mutation] Church. "" " ...'. CHICKEN FOOD- Gilllld Central Inlet, THOROUGH
Monday, Feb. list, ’98 ,.,,‘,2,:§1.";.,";,';.,,, ~ pm FOOD. RAILROAD PLACE. COURSES
tin-i. immmtrr u. m sum: .tnim' Mutt-rials. ”"‘
in.“ mm i: ii.“ in: titan-won ”:23: "M12“ U332“- _. M... “m“ m Mum” m m. “m-
.\l|l J. me. all" Manx Luv “m 1’“ "’ ' , Fruit and Salt Fish «mud-do
”n WM” gulp ltll’l‘ ll’l‘Ah’iJiY. filming and Paper Hanging. Fan“ , § § Bro en ’ M’ ”A
lmmt-lt. "M”.E; F oy’m' m‘mh m
unit's noun. 2: on. ”3"“ " W tn.
it’ltt.rt:.".:l::3*.nn".l~. "‘ "W": l... 7" WWW" m" C k B’c‘m" “W“ " um ”mm
. “W'leik, 1 m0 cm, W. ’1‘
tutu-Mk that film cm. Variation. 1m
W . MW...” Ina-u u m M w 0
BREW?“ 3m! . vim AD. $1.00 per barrel. mm rummage-i M cur... ...—......“
liltillifliiiiiimln in I’ll mu mm. mm I,“ m” w '9'”- M M” BR” ‘ p s .
Norwalk Chronicler