s
“r.“nonoatct u 111 at her
‘ , arcane.
lam horn to Mr. and Mrs.
. Osborn avenue.
Oolllns hsabcen spending
in Matteswsn. N. Y.
m
watery butter, tmh made.
. t A. Stull’s, the Cottage
r.
, val hand, of the East Ave—
mist Episcopal church. will
.oyton next Tuesday night
’ a revival service.
Richard moonlit. tho and
ly in New York. Wednes'
itlay alter his marriage. Willi
of the knot}. W. lletfionnt
ole of W. (l. Lotiount and C
t. of East avenue. who are
tho funeral today. The do-
a prominet Mason, anti :1
of the wall-known firm at
Brothers. of San Francisco.
,hil’ Mitrr. the (loltlen Fillet;
Sacred Turban." will he the
of the pastor's tlisrotlttm at titt-
Avenue Mothmiiut church.
1701 morning. The Sahhntit
Vii immmlhteiy follow thin
' ft 5:93 the Rovitnl ham!
5 viii in law! by Itiwnrtl “Pill"
At lo'olock. Rev. it. 0. Sher-
psator or the South Norwnlk
'e‘hnrrh. will premix in ex-
tith Rev A [Smith 'l'lw
programme announced for
mnmn.
”In Altretl t'roritett is ill
in Crot'ltett motion.
at her
‘ ills. the little tiaughwr of Mr, and
Frank P. Self, has boon donut-r-
!“ o! rroup.
M Kile. who vamp hero to nttrnvl
funeral of his father. Edward P,
has returned to his home in
Iron
. iron in itaptm
m morning at iii if
pastor. Suimi. 'Ilivint' ilwntih
p." ~Blble rim at l! u'er’k, Ev:
”rive at 3' n’rlnt'lt. .‘lltlijwl.
Heroic Chrintlnn.“ it Slilljf’t‘l’ (ll
‘ interred in young t'hrlstium
those who how cilmt'ultlm in l't‘
' matter». Wu oxtrml :1 t-nrci'ml
. . to one and till ul flint-m ser-
vhurrh inrtl’a
preaohing by
Wink Sir-101111.11! Linmln all!“
, entertained lrirnvln m :1 ”Julian-
” My," Thurmlny nisht. Thoro-
W a peanut hunt, in whirh i‘muit
May t'ai'l‘lf-tl oil tln- privy. The»
Motion print-n wont to ”null"
MI and Grow l’lttmlt'r. Ollw
l? flit! won the prlzc- in tho llnnkt'y par»
1" Ind Kate Strivnun. lIll' Ilnflllyv prlzo,
'Dllemllutinu WM norm-«l. Timur
i. wore :“lrim’fi illiw- um! Nulllr
. Lillian t‘rm'iwtt, Edith:
, Helen Lyitrh. tilmlya .lurkmn.
nfitfl’em. iluttio Yunnan. i'lthri
‘. Billie ('rmitm, :«igm- and Al
Lymh. Ralph l'hunn, iv‘t'rri illirhlv
DoWatrrs, iiomer and Frank
= wny. Willie Monro. Howard ritu-
‘lfiorgc .Iut-lmm, ltoy t'rm'ki-tt
. ,Youngs. t'hmttpr nntl Willi:-
m.
It
man no annoy.
. will» Cut!» initintwl two ruutii'
' Brain in moving from ilrictzw
his former homo at King's Brut
“Ill! Ilfilttl‘lvltl It'll annlou
Vast, l‘loritia. today. to npunrl
own.
mm of thr- Count‘rlmlmiul
WI giro a upper in tho Town
«.2 r, flswh 3
all: Tramway wornpauy in
I it! rail» iwtwwn ilnrlam mul
"Wintmwm K. 1". Mana-
, . that work retrieval-y ul‘
a
ltrnnuwarvl. it well-known
:61 Norman. mstaitml s par.
m int oiaht and 1m mmrlh
sch
10h Raflnty, it! tho Twill»
an out New York fireman.
interested in "mining
‘7 with tho i’larmr In» deport»
W hm. too. arr siwsn glad
W John slum tip rims
Watts. of Dorian. «I»
You: m tit mow
the ins»
mm. at limit: with Bork-rt m
thin as water. The branch at the
Montana: laminar will i» looked
altar in outwit!!! with the land!
Mr. Stanfield. who has taken a course of
studies in s New York enthalnring
school not! is now a protssaional un-
humor.
J
The Diddle": club are a latlios'
evening at its club-house. last night.
Tum was a large attendance at young
people from this and snnounding
towns. Mina Gertrude Lyon. of Non
walk, charmed with her readings;
Bliss Stella Poole and Stanley Whit.
nay were heard in instrumental mun»
hers, and Min Ada Conn anti Alfred
Morehouae. Jr.. {avored with vocal
numhera.
mm.
Louis Verlin in spending some days
in town. having completed a business:
trip through Virginia and other south-
ern states.
The Spaniards who were students at
the Whitlocit school have been called
hat-it to New York by a Spanish agent
located there,
it in reported. that Miss Mary Com-
stutk. of North Wilton will surreal
Miss Bertha Brady an leather 0! the
t‘annon at~.hool
wza-rron'r.
The Dramatlt' club meets Monday
evening with Mitts Lena hi. Morehottw
of Riverside nvrmte.
Jam” l-J. (toiry in rounding 111
Rev.
month with hip arm. Rev. Zdwartl ll,
Coley. oi i'tira. N, 1'.
Miss Lulu ii. Taylor is visiting
£1 tourist in Newmwn.
Tho aunt of “$4.95 was Heart-ti by
tho latiivs of tho» t ‘ongrvgutionnl
rhurt it at their rumpu- Tllmzla) own,
ing
'l‘iwrt- or» unclaimrtl lotions in thn
\l't-ssiport ptmvollit‘e for Jumo'n holy
M1“. .inmrr. .\, lleVfltl'llSi. )lrn. Angnata
Sir-min. .‘iir. Rnsmux t'. Kat-woman.
3s
Miro Florent't- Slit-rWt.«'r’l, 1
Groups Forum. has born a stint tittrinz
lht» work n.’ Slim l'. Loni-o Romper. of
Smli- nlz'ovl.
l'. L l’irkuia, of )ianrlwsirr. is :1
must :1! tho rr'sirli-m'n of Rob-rt \i'
Pl'ttl. nt’ Riverside avenue,
’i‘ht- smomi «minor in tlw wring: o!
illustrami 5&1 1111mm m1 “l'ilgrlm'r I’m—
gress" still he glint: in th- Mmiuuiist
thurrh tumor-row owning, Tho out».
jl-rt tor tho owning will ht- "Front thr-
Wii'ko-i Huh- lu the ('l‘ttdn."
\i' F. ii Punch 14 rt-pa‘mring rim
rank-w.- HI \Vlllirz .‘l .lotma,
.lrw-ph ii. l'rmrnu, aim has for n
twuiwr nt your? TN‘C’TI rmrying on .1
ililll'rllli' tvpviriux itlill rv-pniuting ivuwu
lllW‘m in thv building new. to "11- t'uth-
rllir tllllt‘t‘ll I121» rorirwl.
\lt ago!” of llw trailing Stomp Him‘
pun}, has in n in tlw town vlnriug ilw
new Vim-k but mt't WIII’l pom mtwnna
”AMY.
Ital ll 11'. llarhylit. oi Wentpm‘l.
will pmu'h in tho rhinI, Sunday at»
li‘l‘flllhl'l.
LOIIISB'UBY~ A CANDIDATE
Boprasantative woman: Prsdicta
That no Will he lent Governor.
William S. “'ortrtmn. :1 ilopuhlivon
ltlvlnlwl' oi the liuuw of itvprtvtouttr
Hwy 1mm lit-thrl, was in New llat’t‘n
thv min-r tiny. uuri in an intt-rvlo-ar
with tin» “minim- ntntrtl that Sovnntnr
tlwlrxr l4. lmmaimry. oi Ricinotlnlll.
hill. luv hollow». lw ihl- nut xm‘vrnnr
u! l‘onnwtirut, nmwlthntnmllna the.
1'umllllary ni' John Audition Purim:
In regard to tilt- senntornhip, Mr,
Wormmtt tlI't'llnv'tl to pro-dirt any rov
Milt. liw 1111le the» light would pmhnbly
I‘w hutch-1' llllii‘l nw-r lmlnru. owing to
rim nutuimr of prmuwtiw t-umiiuiutm.
inelmllnn l'lawitvy. i-‘rnwutien. iluliw-
ivy renal :liummtr. with ittmvll a» :1
limit Imrsr‘.
"Yuri. llw liepitblimfl numimvv will
luv tilt'i'li't‘l." point Mr, Worimnu. "I
haw- 11 lirmrwrm for an honour in innv
trims. 11ml i told him the tight Warlllrl
in» out-1- ill!" mtmny illlfliilim uzuln, iii-
sni-l hr‘ti how to row tho itvpulillvnn
llk‘l‘t’l min.
"Why tin I think Senator lmmslmry
will hit tho nut governor? ilwntmv
hr in 11 atoms man all War the stain
Mir-r tho iwal mmiitiotr- ta tukrp
our. tin» Innioriiy lovor lsmnnhury.
Hr hurt a lama loiiuwinn, nml made a
stunt number ol lrlenvil- in liartltml
lllnl ymr. lie is a man that wont-a
wall.
"Fairlie“ mtmly is uniml rm
imnsimry. I think ho stand: a hatter
rhinos? in not tin.- rumination than
Porter. who is living inun'mt tonsill—
vtntely up this way.
"Tho aluminium oi intern! plum:
will unminnily have a IMflM in tho
malmhia. The {nuns om ti» m
Winn of Hutcilnaon tor the rolled»
1mm. may he a wort-limit tumor in
lulu shim Hartley.
”Still ll tflr warty liar. milling dd-
isllo ass to slam about 11m situation
m tho than M mm horror".
M will it plant! or kindling.
i
Plans for tho Proposed Enlargement
to. cum... noon ”soul-11m
tutti its annual banuat at the Miami
hotel. Bridgeport, last night. and it
was attention by ursntycliro pronto-I
out hotal man from all parts of the
state. as well as saversl invited guests
from now York and Boston Landlord
Wain. of the Now Blaha‘eseno, was
uniting the guests.
The menu was such thst oven the
htmltaces in attendance who have been
accustomed Kin their gatherings to sit
down to spreads of a high order. pro-
nounced it one of the finest the asso-
ciation has ever enjoyed. anti Colonel
Warren came in for much praise.
'l'ho hanuuot was «run at 8:30 and
it want lons‘atter midnight httzrr the
party adjourned. Hon. Jomph L.
Barbour was the pri: pal west. and
his response to the tort , , ‘ or 611mm."
was in his happint vein. Other toasts
were "spanned to by H. H. Brorkway.
of the New York amn-latiou; lion W.
W. Davis. at the Manaatrhuaatts anno-
t'iation; Hon. El. A. 'i'ltayer. tor "Laoti-
iutittz" llr. (loom? in l’ortor for "Our
1313;" anti Postmaster Marigold anti
others indium-ti in hrirf remarks. The
blessing was pronounretl by Rel. L
A. Dillinghttm. o! the First l’nirarsal-
int church of Bridgeport.
mm 110“ ”DWI.
a! the Building,
As; already stated. the lmnrtl of di-
rw'torit of the mate Mitztinir Homo at
Wuliingtorli. haw ilflt'lllml thn 1111.: stion
'COLORED
DRESS GOODS.
French Noreltios that are original
and beautiful—nigh tones in strong
colors that are very lsshlonahle.
The word "noisily" in connection
with dress nonunion not convey the
same itloa that it has heretolore. be-
ing more rounmptive both in the
weaves and mixtures. Even pier!»
dyer! goods now enter the list 0! nor-
elties owing to their peculiar weave
i‘irst anti foremost among those that
open the new suit season are our Pat-
tern Suit Stuns» xoiusire, only one ol
n kinti-vranginu in price from 85.00 to
”7.30 a pattern. an! in the {allowing
polishtlul weaves:
Bonk-red Poplin, bright rolorings.
with silk Velour tartan bordering;
llortleretl Melangcs, in beige colors.
with Ottoman bordering:
Silk and Wool selt’t-olorcd Poplin
traverse lhayaderr).
Silk and Wool mixed traverse.
The stalenm ot winter has» now giv-
on way to the brightness of spring»
hacltneyell (florid ire supernetlnl by a
trait anti morn interesting collection
or color newness and (urinating pos-
tzl’ building an addition to the homo
dining-mom. The- hours! mtml to
rmntulttuo with out"? .to not.
i‘niP pm “Hilly 11min tlw mutm null
tht- mlrlllinu will lw built. 'l'ltlli milli-
tion to the dining—11mm will putt-nil m
the north noun 2r; lam. anti will be
about ”it tort will».
leave tho.» matter with the ”motive:
:nla‘
nihilition.
Will MTTLB FOLK.
.It nrw line at t-reant tillk ('aps and
l’oltes. New whitt- and mloroti Drona-
en. New 30min of almost every tie-
rlw mp ot the» building. utilizing
our» lItNiI‘ tor the mail tururttos and um
to: the to mile inmzim n! tIiP institu-
lion.
"3‘ thin Illllllltlll the» llt‘r'I‘n‘nll)’ ol’
inmiturlnn, will in. illlllt' own,»
the- iutlrrnury lllklnfl its {‘lilt't”
tin Thrill.” vu‘nlnn, .‘tinrrlt l. rip
exmutiw loom mil mmt in Sun list
no Mun tin pinna will b.“ anliut‘rttt-l
it! till .ltlilllltill 'lhvl arrhims who in
gutting nut {hr-:1 plan's i.- ii ll .n,\il»
41' .‘tv. limtn. :11": if tin-v ltlérl the»
Mutual .1! if m. 1-. :mmim
fhw Mimi“: uill he lit-.‘up
llillt".
an early.
Norwalk Guardians of the Ponce Go
Scouting {or Sale Crock: rs
’l'lw lvntlicsslnn Wlilill nt'nki-vl
liufm 1' ml"- :tl Eun‘l Nthihtlk.
1m omitting) t or: heard :1: Normal.
5;:tpmiu nI i’miw lmnu mm tlt’iiwr
Tlmu‘m iluut smmi nr-ur Ilw Wnll
slrwt lirlllnv m tiw rltm- of the upm-
.alnn is halil to how- lulu-n plow, when
tilt-y Wri‘t' Martini by n tnutllwi report.
‘i mulch-r it that! Wit" tho tunnel
mliupuing," rnmnrkmi "film-r Hunt ‘
'II sounds muro iii-1v :1 mile." run
spun-it‘ll t‘nptniu lmnu.
Thi-n thr- nthor nflimrs wa-rc- rnilnl
and :Ill wont, t-arrtuily nwr tho- until;
new portion ut tiw ill} in tiwir rerun-”-
iltt- illnli‘lt‘la. hut loumt v-wrything
liillttl.
‘l‘iw wmntl of tho" report t-virirntiy
rain» up the rinr. which urrmmls for
it» in-im: lwurtl 1m plainly at that
point
llu
“or”.
£31m“ truths.
HOYT’S THEATRE,
l'urtiSl‘I Sliill’l' nullc
Iflllllll, FEBIIIIIBY 28,
Linn-In .l, t’nl’lvrr'v tirl'ni Hywr'turttitlr I'rn-
sltu'tmti.
THE
HEART OF CHICAGO
Another Big Success.
Elna")! 745w mt M no r3.
’nmlr rtut Merlinthl in 3 ins,
,1!) It! rlnm I' For li‘lt’ul Hm r t»
.1 Mill! l'lwmrr or llit- firm! l’irr.
Milt llw llllil’h'I-rll» :tvin'mit‘ltltm Hill".
A POWERFUL COMPANY
lntr-ulurlmro tplwurllvl iirw of "Milk
flu”! Hysav‘luliim.
Prices 25. no and u «of.
Ilrlum runngwtmiut.
Mil! mm on «uh- nt l‘ioi-lml‘t urul
lilornlr-rvlrtg'l tlma slur».
Firm
New School,
“may llvmlernnl 11ml iitwtnl arm,
E331“ NORWRLK.
'l'hurwlay and Friday “onion.
MARC}! IOtlI AND Iltll.
anxtmum. “It. N'l’nfl, W
I” ltr
Um
“IT" “I H.” "II.
it in inlt-mlv-Ii to run that addition to;
l
the
ouiltliug a hospital. am - onlt-mplatml by i
tlu- mulil-ul lmeml mnnwwsl with ill!"
null. I
I
111121? will war and waah anti yet rm,
may nnsnn an: autumn. l
I it. null motion: the special Hair of
lman lama: Lamps. at.
3'39 «mt». Complete with shad», vhirn-E
rulption daily.
mum of tho winter mlorml lirmsm
While, those new goods are muting;
mend amt lltlfil floors an an inflrmary .m and finding a promimm plum on;
1
1m" mimic-m or haw marked down;
making gomi buying while the)“ last ‘
w..,.......... w
Fill! CHILDREN'S Sl'ITS.
ilaintm ("10th. a printed {Ibrlv
turninh an exceptionally tlesirnhln ma
toriul for illlltlt'l‘ll'i alum. A 110th
main attractiro and army in thar
w nah omit drpartmom.
1.111129 .16th
”lturllnanm‘
troy and humor.
more? urn coming.
win-n they arrive.
ill int you know
Tth.M.READCO.
mm.
Your
inliie:
it; 21
Jewel
And your home is her mating,
which you winh befitting her.
M in nothing that helps more
than your wslln. than the paper
on them suit her? Home new
watt] paper would make her no
mulling and pleased.
Wattl’spats.
Psiotadilnpplias.
11mm
Picturssfianudsndlfnhsmed.
mmwm.
Painting mm Hanging.
pm
at Want-gm m
“him-lit,
O
l
; horn-v in the two oitles.
1
The rnmiing iamp.‘ :m- all will, no:
of 1
than twill in suit tiniah. «twinned lni
l
l
{
Strain S5 ' Quail
'Nn. 2. Sal-trite. 3111111119,
tNew Dreos'Goods.
The season. is now at hand when many peoplcrarc thinking of New Dress Goods.
Nearly every day brings Sew Dress Good; to our counters.
Normaik; Conn.
We are receiving the very
latest novelties of the foreign and domestic market as soon as they are produced.
Separate Skirts.
Our Skirts are noted tor their superior finish as well as their shape. No better
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 Brilliantino Skirts,
Black Cheviot Skills, braid .trimming,
Black Brilliantine Skirts ,finestquality, .
Black Brocade Silk Skirts,
Black Brocade Satin Skirts,
Ladies’
$2.75 and $3 00
3.50 a
4.00
4 00
4 50
5. 00 and 5 50
6.50
7.50
O I
Muslin Underwear.
Special sales of Ladicn’ Muslin Undtrwcar, commencing SATURDAY, Ftb. 12th.
TRISTRRM 8- HYATT,
NORWALK, CONN.
SOUTH NORWALK. «I t i i— NORWALK.
Ready to Prove it. WHAT ? That we have ln-ttor gomls and inner prints than any otlwr
“'HY"
llumm- no llml in l'nltlplt‘lt' Home Furnishings
Special Sale Carpet and Rug Department.
Best Wool Smyrna Rugs. 30x60.
Moquette and Axminster
CURTAIN DEPARTMENT.
ll) win: lino lavomtrtnins
""‘ I ""1 unwrv .lo intium wide i5 What .1 ynnl 1" lmr" "m’l’h' thrund 5‘1"“ L“?
curtain». 3l ydn. long: ................ H 35
to pain; hoary l'hf'lllnt' curtaim. l
i
1
l
311-. long. heavy {ring-r top out!
lmltflm
88 Washington St.,
So. Norwnllt.
stock with a rush.
Just think of
$3.30. 4.30, 5.7.",
l
Rugs. JOxoo
:.xi:ft.txtr.1o.uallt3 witnloo Phil," iii
‘ 'srl It. heat 3' opaque curtail».
hear 3 lace Ilntlour int-r fringe"
‘ ............................ '51 and .30? 080'}!
ism all mloni mu vurtain Imlm.
3001’.
BID 81 HOYT,
bra-o with». ready to hang ........... '51; Solid no]: hard tonal dining t'lmir.
Bargains in Every Department in Dry Goods, Notions and Domestics.
3|. 9!!» and $2.50
r $2.50
3-piet e parlor suits. .
23 40, 45,50
i-pc. solid oak bedroom
suit . . . .
......
Club Building,
Norwallt.
. We make one aierawe ptice on everything 1n the entire stole.
"This 18 one-half the price the same goods used to sell 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 at making this unparalleled oil’or is to clear out; the
The opportunity for buying a dress at these prices, is unsur-
passed and the choice is excellent, for we today have the largest
Dress Goods stock in South Norwalk, and you will save anywhere
from $2 to $3 on a dress pattern.
it; $2.50 today will buy more goods at the
South Norwalk Boston Store,
no wnsnmo'ront STREET.
Than $5.00 would anywhere else in town.
George R. VanAlotyno, Proprietor.
,
CHICKEN FOOD.
PIG FOOD.
Fancy 11 Broken
Bracken,
$1.00 per barrel.
mumnthstsfla,
align-Mans“,
Grand Central llarlet,
RAILROAD PLACE.
W
Violas-la and Istail claim in
Push and Salt Fish,
Oystsrs. Clams.
B’ncallops. labours,
Vsutalilss.
' i
awn mm mrr om- ox rm;
mu: mm.
mmmmm.
“MM
ruonoucu
cours:s.....
ulna
look-hassling.
imam-m
lritklastla.
Spoiling.
Moor-lat tan.
Isslssss W.
W.
I’m
m an isms-s or
1.me3
BROWN’S
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