lill! "‘ out by on ‘ '
”£51m” pond at Winnipnuh are c _
this cold horsemen tonight
: ”fig? ‘ no thwostteyly winds. .
. ti
on out can of Rocky Mountains. Cou-
Itlons do not indicate any decided
1 house tor. this vicinity.
m.....“
its-Mods Adams. who has been
dig: the Iiolldnys at her home
" , Norwallr. "returned to Wash-
liodnv. ‘
DorhyiHats. O'Brien.
Emmet; it
A 'hesrinsvupon the application for
the: miseion to probate of the estate
oi the lhte)WiiIinm Smith, will be ncld
Jenner ’ 0a.. m.
..
m.....— -
, _ .-r- we ileil'lgé"bunches celery, 25c.
. Hayes. , .
A at cial‘ school meeting will be held
st Grsnbury, Thursday evening. for
the ‘ i . 'of laying it tax to pay olt
iii ‘In it finesse! the district.
- losittgr'out "sale or Gent‘s Under-
carrailc pward. M. s. Smith & Co.
orrwuucm H. McMa-
ne "in. ‘Reed' street. has
The building will have
dull modern improve
’e—Fresh;-Pork Shoulders, 10c lb.
lb. Hayes. 1."
Y’W .
Orders from the,» paintnnt Genernl's
office Natale egotionr‘of accumulating
0 card, @31le . uo-
consumedhandymcu short; re-
signed; were-'liloued‘ terday'. direct-
, inn F‘th'e‘ can and line officers to as-
- semble at the re mental headquarters
‘on Thursday a ernoon next at 2:30
. .dfeloch. 0on psi Callahan is understood
to; ‘e' nominates.) succeed himself.
. ‘L-rne ‘eritlre'IIdusebo'ld Furniture of
the! teH. M. Rrowitt, East nvenuo.
Not“ "lit. \wilicbelisold by i’ubllc Auc‘
tlo‘il. anv‘Achneaday. .lnuuory.,0th. nt
. fixture in. .Itvrlitormy‘. next inlr day»—
[sanie hours. Mitchell o Sou. Auction-
vcers. .. ., . ~..
preterit“ ty’.——lilxchsnge.
.f . “.3” a W
PMMOI‘I lull-van Right Away
Indium s woody and of cough: and colon.
——-—.—.—-
Commander Henry H. Barroli. of the
United States Navy, who resides in
Elm‘strcet. Norwalk. has an article in
third dry number or Education. upu
on the lite General Domingo Faustino
‘ Mr. Burro“ refers to1 thei
. dermientb it‘s one ' oi‘ the
“,‘mlhds that the Argentine Itc-
.. ' rproduood. A generalin the
statute the United suites
on Iater‘pngt of the republic. he
‘ ' s 'not only as it states-
man..anthor. lawnialter and soldier.
. but .h'iis mastoid f'amtg will ova; rest
u in Victorian n e cannon pop~ ‘
big? bducctlpnzf J'l‘bbntollows a lirlofr nhly sup Iy the pulpit. with the usual
historyottlle life of the departed. his
W mono the sample set by
h' ‘: con ‘5 well be lollowed by great
' ill . '
butt).
become eels
bottom.
It: ' Ham
1 shown?
l2fluide‘tninn F
. smnrking ice.
. migratory “to lenttlnx. .
. The estate of thezlate Duvid B. 0g- i
neaivvns .n‘diusted in the: Nor-walk Pro-
..bote Court. this morning. .
' it ‘W
\ 4—hour; Lamb; 12%0‘ lb: ~ Hayes.
. , . ~ i. has been ugliest ctrllbl‘dnughtor.Ml-s.
ther prevails in all Charles Wilson. of Norwalk.
, , . ., ,
For hull actual value—our entire Norwnlk. will:shortiy move into ennui
oi: .df Dress Goods, 25c. ynrd. M. s. the Sclieckcottezes in East avenue.
avenue. have returned home utter
spending a week in New York city.
tury Market.
ovor. members of the Westport Driv-
ing Association are talking up plain
for s bannuct. with u prize for the big-
gest enter.
of Norwalk, huve'rciurncd' home after
spending it week as guests of Mrs.
Thomas lioficrnan. of William utl‘oct.
Dnnbury.
clergyman from New York, will lo"-
ture on “Heaven: How to Get There."
at the Central (‘lub house. tomorru v
afternoon at 8:30. v
a reward of $200 for information lend-
ing to the arrest and conviction of the
person who set fire to the barn of bin.
Gertrude: McEwenr December 7th.
Wood. Enamel.
cry. M." B. Smith R: Co.
his allies.
in three works.
recovered from his moon
is lost getting back his strength.
ml twice or
#0
u .
I bf Nbrwnlk
. Me
at I) 's pond, pre-
Mrs. F. 5. Blackburn. ofI :Dnnbury.
l
~Umbreilns. Umbrellas. O'Brien.
James F. Hall. 01,004 Main street.
Edward Gerhardt and wife. of Stuart
-—~Dry Escullops. 25(' qt. New Cen-
*._—-.._-
Now that the horse racing season l-i
.— a.»
The Misses Sarah and Lillie Furl-cl.
~Extrn Salt Pork. 100 lb. i-Iuycs.
Rev. 8. S. Seward. a New Cllul‘ill
a”..- ”M
> The town of Huntington has offered
Crown cigar?
m”
-—Pork Chops. 100 lb. Ilnyos.
en the following Tuesday evening.
W... .wm
diseases treated.
next sabbath.
”Ame—um '
PAINT YOUR IUGGY ION 760.
I A new AND. with Moe's (lion Corrine Paint, ,
' ‘ Eld!_ use: 10 colors. (lives a
“II «i ll
In.
"too loud and
"H. 5. ~4‘». yf';
mum inn
. 1W“.
nanny; ‘ aegis. . .
1 .
:i x .
‘ .
rhouu Stank.
U I
.0; I' 'r n
this W .o
a " ‘ul "iiil’rlf‘
, at the lowi‘i M'-
., .1:-
SOUTH NORWALK METHODIST
. gunman p.m.’: Preaching.7‘p.ml .
NORWALK METHODIST EPISOD-
Ill-iiiiing‘ Clothing.
You’ll find ours perfect
in cut and fit, handsome:
durable and moderately
”W _ ‘ . . V .
‘ 'f‘he ,rxe"M. ‘3. Mommy is at .91»
. . noyniontl'Brpthei-s'. wh with a cargo -;
of Horieton coal-U - ' 1 "
«monsoon—Dry usurp .wc. at. (or 5 1
it‘lu'rdny. Jan. 5. uBrlli'xgvlFlsh Market. ;
EAST AVENUE METHODIST EPISv
Our garments will re.-
tain their shaplincsu. “be-
cause they're made right.
and the range of styles
and shapes hit all tastes.
Our prices are the low.—
est in The Norwalk for
equal qualities.
lilllililllK IRIS.
South Nortoalk.
MIL FORD A. GIFFIN.
It‘our big‘sal‘cs in“ one:
muslin underwear.
cmbroidcrics.
Crowds were thick yesterday. Now no more so corset covers. SOUTH NORWAIM CONCGIttin.
A'lorke party 0! Norwnlk young now 3, ‘ , , . . , , . , _ . . . , . .
. ole enjoyed the charting “t Fourteen ihouglit “It. had enough it” at least a luck. but you took us by
“m ' ‘ 1 Acre Pond. last evening.
Plenty of other bargains though.
Men's good. strong. nice-lilting shirts. 30c. 4 for $1.
I
.\lcn's fancy shirts. new vcrticzll stripes. 35c. 3 for $l.
Men's white shirts. better than most 75c ones. 45c. SOUTH NORWAIK BAPTIST. w. ii.
New line elnbroidcrics for as little as so yd.
llaudsomc new linens. our own imporiniion. 25c yd and
The Latest
Quotations
on our unexccllcd stock
will be sure to interest you.
You will not only confer a
favor on us, but you will de-
NURWALK BAPTIST CHURCH, n.-
Sbccls and pillow-cases. 8c. 35c .‘md more.
llui :l cninloguc is dull vending: see the goods for yourself.
rive especial benefit for your- Tnmrrv EPISCOPAI. (ti-ivncu.
sell. by coming in to see the
fine assortment and learn the
There is no specula-
tion about it—it is just a le-
gitimatc business opportunity
THE Bowman") DRY GOODS co.
BR‘DGEPORT'CONN' Window Shades. Cornice Poles,
Wall Papers, Painters‘ Sup-
plies, Artists' Materials.
PICTURES.
Pictures Framed to Order.
Painting, Paper Hanging, Decor-
»Bpecial mnrked ddwn sole of 'l‘in.
Glassware null Croclz~
. .. ..... ,.._.W.u.-...
County Commissioner Miller was at
yesterday. for tile first time
He has practically
t illness, uni
'S‘P'EcIAL.
THIS WEEK ONLY.
Our Entire Stock of
‘ ecu-ii AND MUSLIN
”soc Nig‘h-t Shirts
' at 420
-—Iiuvo you ever tried the Imperial
Changes in the lihuor situation i‘l 11-1.",th Call. 1331;.
Bridgeport during the present ‘ceuro
year are as follows: New snioous
opened. four; old saloons closed. 20:
net reduction in the number of en-
. ‘ , . ~ . locus. sixteen.
J‘thnecticut‘s largest towns and
their populationn-one hundred years
ago were: Hartford. 6.947: Middle-
town, 5,382; New Haven. 0.157. New
Motion. 5150;..Nprwnlk 0.1.40: Ston-
iu‘g’ moist, being the largest in the
stat ‘ll filth fididdlbtown-v second. Wu't-
dhbhlr‘y'fwas'a village of a little more
thhn'3.000 people, and Norwich was a
trifle smaller. Danbury had about 3.-
000 inhabitants. Bridgeport had not
yet been incorported. and while Mor-
idea 13/ s not. known. there Were less
thin the use In on the site of the
Uprn cvcuings lill 8 :3u.
DECKER.
87 WASHINGTON ST..
South Norwalk.
Cadet French. formerly of South Nor-
wnlk. who has been In charge of the
Danbury branch of the Salvation Ar-
my. received it telegram. yesterday. di.
renting him to report in Boston. Wed-
needny for orders. bidding farewell to
the local branch Sunday. Cadet French
has not yet learned who his successor
will be. Special services will be held
Sunday, nnd u farewell supper to the
soldiers and their friends will be giv-
’Phone 43-6.
BARNEVE BERRY
SKATES!
are the standard of the world.
Others imitate them but no one
makes quite as nice. neat, stylish
and pretty skates. We have sold
Ivory Evening Until 9 O'clock.
WATCH NIX? WICK'S AD.
avis 8: Stan,
Tuition. clothlor.
Hutton. Furnlohoro.
"Dr. hi. S. ltoscu. ocullet and nurist
can be consulted in the parlors of tho
Mahnckcmo Hotel. on Tuesday and
Fridays. between the hours of l and 3
p. m.. and daily between 0 and 12 u.
m.. 0 and ii p. m.. nt 010 P‘airilckl ow:-
mie, Iii-iduchrt. Eyes examined and
" 'I‘Iic people of the South Norvvnllt
Congregational Church were expecting
to pout their new pastor tomorrow.
They will be disappointed onlesrnlns
that lie . n Board received a telegram
this mm“ from Mr. Stmyor. lhllt
he was confined to the house in Ballo-
morc, by a sudden attack of the grip.
Protectoratltovcnu. 0t h’nlehwlil prob-
--~- at
AIHINOTON I? I0. NORW .
, _ . - FOURTEEN YEARS.
- and stick to them. not because
‘ they are the cheapest. but because
they are the BES’I: SKATE ON
THE MARKET. We warrant
satiurnct on to the connotation. Mr.
Strnyor, it in hoped. can reach here by
Our line of Table and Pocket
Cutlery is the finest in town. .
Electrical goods have recently
. :1 been added to our stock.
counl“.to n " loll!“ by
minor. Wettinl Ii I)“ and .l.’ 'l‘
“n. Pro
w v
mum“ 4“
,f‘mst‘opk,
, Ar ate-Ii, , .106 is. '
I-i. 4- loo «(min-4
’ ‘ ‘ ixiwiis‘ntnrcn strum.
W . "Sicilili‘rr‘uriki." ‘
A who no.
r m.
, ..
iii is "'
is run nvnmsc gums
m
METHODIfiT.
Episcopal Church, Lewis It. gunner.
0.1).. pnstornwclasa meeting '3 0:30 ‘ a.
m.;; .(lomlnunion scryiosi‘,10:‘i0 a. on:
Sunday school,’ 1270 ~Iiipworth Lena
pnl Church. ii. R. Muneon, pastor-~«
Morning: Holy Communion and re—
coptlon of members; onthemJubllntc
in E llat Millard; quurtotto, " lomo
Inn by the Pastor; unthorn Arise!
Shine! Williams; duct for Soprano
and tenor. Love Divine.” .01! LOW! 10):-
celllng.” from Daughter 0! Jaime.
Steiner; onurtette. Dreams of Gulli-
Ino, Morison.
copal Church, John .I. il‘oust. pastor
«Communion of Lord’s Supper.
10:30 0.. m.; Sunday school. 12 in, 1I~
luntruied address by I. It. Mount. of
New York, at i2:30 p. m.; Junior
League. 3 p. m.; Praying Band at 0
p. m.. led by Joseph Fowler. illus-
trated address by I. It. Mount, 7 p.
m.. subject "Wrecks."
CONGREGATIONAL.
tional, corner Weill, nvcuuo rind
West street. Rev. Paul M. Stroyor.
pastor—Holy Communion and nor-
luou at 10:30 a. m.; Sunday school.
12 m.; vcspcr service. 4:30 p. m.;
Young People‘s Christian: Endeavor
Society. 0:00 0. ill. Mrs. Leonard '1‘.
Whitney will be the solist lit tin: Vii‘i-
per service. Owing to illness oi Mr.
Struycr. Professor Stevens is c):-
pcctcd to occupy the pulpit tomor-
row.
BAPTIST.
l-iubburd. Illinistnr—l’rnycr meeting.
it) u. m.; prom-hing. 10:30; Sunday
school. l}! 111.: Y. P. S. C. E., 0 p. Ill.
Topic. “A li‘urwurd Look. Louder
Miss iiclcu Ii‘iuch. Preaching 7 p.
in. All urn welcome.
W. 'i‘ullnuge Vnu Boron. palsior.~
Prnycr service. 10200 n. m.; sermon.
10:30 u. m.. subject. “Spirit and Pow-
er of God: Sunday school. 12:00
in: B. Y. I’. 1'. meeting. 0:30 p. m.;
sermon. 7:30 p. m.. subject. "Thom
is no Deutll.” 'l'lllirs;d::y pl‘uycr nor.
vice. 7:45 p. in.
EPISCOPAL.
corner of West street and Fairfiold
uvcuuc. Rev. Homily F. iinmphricu.
reclur——I~Ioly Communion. prayer
and sermon. il a. m.; choral service
and evening prayer. 7:30 p.‘m.
ADVENY.
ADVENT CHRISTIAN CHURCH. \‘uu
Zulldi. nvcuuc. idusi Norwaik. .7. W.
hurls, pastor—Morning, lnzfll'ih, m..
Communion nud love feast; Sun-
day school. ll! m.; Loyal Worltcrs'
meeting. 014.“) p. m.; Evening scr-
mou. 7 o'clock. Subject, "Our Mob
to for the New Century. Pusli.‘
lood singing. Souls free. A cor-
dial welcome to all.
.. GERMAN EVANGELICAL.
GERMAN EV’ANGEIJCAI. Clil’lli“H.
(‘lutrlcs A. Brockmcicr, punior~~t§cn
vices every Sunday nitcrnoon nt 2
tional Church.
MISSIONS.
tiouul Church ciiiipel. in North Main
(‘omc nnd bring your friends uud iili
ho hull. Everybody welcome.
SWEDENBORGIAN.
diuily invited.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICE.
welcome.
I. S. Sands. pastor—"10:45 u. m.
preaching.
.._~.
MINERAL AND METAL.
ed States for the Year 1900.
001. on ultninst $045,754,305.
pig iron. 3238078337.. ‘ -
any other country.
in the Tran-mt by the Mint," '1‘
with u total outwith
Rump wit! fourth
'i‘hs‘ infill onion t In;
1000 who 0130341000
a utmost it consists.
partnership.
I
Unto Me,Holdou. Eveningzrl’reuch- ‘
‘ \ I
A (loud Workman
will give prompt cite
your plumbing. if you .
.-itnow your wants in that» V ,
‘ We employ skilled«..nnd ' .
i'ul assistants and thefllel 9X
materials. Cull 11320013. '
time and you'll have
be glad you did so
50 South Main Street”
Hon
To Suit Everybodi
We have them comm II
ibi- carvload every?
M. T'A‘RL
oonnnorxonr you w ‘
"m.”m ““7“ ”7"" ‘
Dalinrelght Lin
o'clock. in the Swedish Cougrcgn-
SOUTH NORWALK MISSION—litm-
ulur service tomorrow afternoon at.
:l1l.‘i o'clock, in the old Congrega-
; E... ,‘r - '
, m: :‘f~‘lm;i‘r:\tg ‘
.multtm-«w,$ ‘. ,
street. Good singing and speaking.
NEW CHURCH. (Swedenborginulm
Lecture by Rev. S. S. Seward. of
New York. Ccnirnl Club house. 3:30
Sunday afternoon. Subject. “Ilenv-
on: How to (let There." Public. cor—
Lenve Norwalk 5 p. m. Leave South
Norwalk 6 p. to Leave New York
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICE.
3 p. m. 100 East avenue. Mrs. A.
A. Moody. li‘lrst Reader. All are
KNIGHT STREET A. M. E. CHURCH.
KNIGHT STREET A. M. I'}. CHURCH.
pvt-aching: 2 p. 111., Sunday school; .
0:30. Chrisiluu Eudcnvor: 7:15. A. M.-~12:53x, 4205!, 5:46x.
6:65. 7:13. 7:54, 8:161” 9:033.
9:50, 10:22x. 10:40.yll:35x.
P. M. ~12155x. I:17.,2:25§t.’ '
3221:. 4:07, 4550):,” as ’o’ 5
7|:0l5x, 8:11, 10:20. _
A Summary of the Product of the Unit.
A. lib—12:53:: «55:. 5:!
P. M.--3:21x. 0:33,5:55x. 7:
LEAVE NEWOYORK F0
R
NEW YORK. .Iununry 5—The Engin-
eering and Miulux Journal gives u
summary of the mineral and metal pro-
duct oi the United States for 1000. to- .
gather illll u complete stutcm’cnt of the
world‘s gold production for the your.
The lotui value of the metals produced
in the United States in 1,000 was 5000.-
800.002. as compared with 3040007230
in 1800. The value or the output of
non-metallic substance was $755,080.-
A. M.~—12:02x. .' 0:00.,
8:02. 0:00;, .
11:00): 11:02. .
P. M.—-I2:02, 1104.2
4:02 at. 4:04. i:30,.6:02. 0
7:00. 8:00x. 9:30 11:00}:
A.‘M.—-12:02x. oiomzso. 1026':
r. u—smo. 11:00.. ,
The more important Items of this LE AVE 8%UTH NORWALW
production in motels were a lil. valued
at . 078.668.7155: silver. 837.08 L248; oop-
por.$22.008.0l50; “110.310.7803”, and Ar m..—12:03... 1‘11" 1
7:42. -8:-ii. 0110:. 10:05 .
0f coal the United States produced ' "'
274,875.79!) tons—the greatest quantity
ever produced in one your by this or
P.M.-12:02x, 1:10. it:
5:27. 0:26, 7:05x, 9:05x.<’0:10.1 .
‘ Bridgeport. in‘ndditioa to obey
The total gold production. of the M..2:46,-0:04,1:28.,.
world In [1000 nmouutml' to 3200.032.-
408. compared Mill. 8310;001‘.034 in ,
18,00. the decrease lining entirely ow-
ing to the stoppugc otsold production
11
United fiwtol‘toolt theLlend with" 818
008.735: Aliétraiin ranking second. 375.-
203310. The production oi'tlici-sKlon-
. ._ To
“Wim- out Clarissa in our simulate. “"3”" ‘9
A. “fir-014K” 7: ,
‘ Ps‘MlMliIoXy‘fla I
. Sunday trains to Don
7:25 p. m.,..~1.ae.vo but
.10 1‘). mm " ‘i »
An 1: indicates
n ' I'll
by 210 coinpsniss allied With. the min-
eral industry 0"”th 3301090, fithtcs in
, . ”IIIMV-wb w A
number st clots _ hometown; of,
Pennsylvania. and the ammo . states.
have held dolly meetln here within
the out use looklng n combine
,6! the larg-
Phone 13 ill
South Norwaik
few days.
South larval!
Between
NORWALK. ‘
SOUTH NORWALK.
and
NEW YORK.
Propellers ‘ . -
CITY OF NORWALK. .
VULCAN AND EAGLE.
NEW YORK.
65%;; .
sorrows.
"5.3.. in
sorrows. ', ‘
aw HAVEN.
Norwalk Chronicler