g3 tin: pasta IIIIIIIInI-é'r 3
lot-dined wore most Inn ‘
ligand” Im rovbd as thin:
until now It appcors that
33:; Ihér ‘_ 7“ =
30 oaths from yellow lover,
nil canes echIy-n condition
.1; s. not enidtocl Since the
783. The Steady progress
it has been made In stamping
in disease indicates that the
to are obtained are not due to
Ce, but may be depended. up»
i ow from the methods
om, oycd in combating this
urge of Cuba. 7 ‘
”WWW“
' u idea of the “lar amount of
lilo on the Great Eakes is giv '
this report of the year 3 cos-
. Durin
oh heron qudrcd and seven—
37 mines of all kinds were re
d, including the total loss of
one I: Iweld The underwrit-
. rd upon to pay out
7756,“ III insurance on vessels
700000 for cargoes; There
many casualties in thc
wdcd channel Ichn Lakes
hich the ”Chi-7
go 'iribunc claims, form the
Important waterway on the
dept if not in the world. l‘he
Carr’icrs Assodation is try-
have the government take
fol of the navigation on the:
t riveI.
HAT women ARE oomo
York is wearing dark green.
‘ 3 brown and blacx volvotoou.
. n granite iron dish has been
by putting it on n hot stove to
uncut; II7
_ 3 fit woo we. on
' of! the :up too; 7. ._
““1“!wa of line silks are ‘ The I'hnpcl p ii‘orm was Ilocmated .
day and night on watered-
This loom as if moire wan to
liable in the near future.
to which aré beautiful in them-‘
lose all their beauty when
_ no thickly and closely upon
II as to lose their individunli
many cost soles in progIcss
,rgbdt and beat stores. it will
’ dudered at if the crowds of
wo or three weeks continue.
an extreme are the newer
33nd their obndca Some or
k exactly like jars and vases
h curious, strange shades
t the eyes and soften the
he tailor of them took top
mymwnprabticai
line- 7 endure a dancing 7
lightn i‘y look that is quuc
its with the grace and case of
' iul figure. The frock itself
3 of diaphonouo material and
i white the sash may be
one is II lords chop of the col. 7
outcome With narrow ends.
‘ II housekeepers fill their too
mute-kettles, etc... in the mor-
from the rodent with the
There is certainly one
did moot do. wilds that is to
m'wo’t or t t bod
, id 811:8ng {tie
71min: props: for dessert
:nd I thought if they were
dr d7 why wouldn't tgrey“
it was to out
1‘ nitgu' cooking them
had (look thorn? ilowly
, ory loft. When they
boil they Were to be
Ii'ntrfinuigor. lonvinu' the
l
the season of nav»:
“In“ oneroiood oi the braid
gun IIy achboi wore bold mt
t man. this ration: storm. and
thorn on: It good attendance. The fol
lowing program woo mandated
Sonzmneoutitui Season
School.
Reaponaiwa Bonding,
School.
Prnyer, 7- .
Superintendent J. A Richardson.
Songwo. to be a Star
, School.
Recitation-Viait from Santa Claus,
Ernest Gill.
Recitationm'l‘hc Lesson of the Bells
Mina Mary Floyd. ‘
Recitation—Watching for Santa Claus.
Miss Jennie Way
Song.
Jennie Way. Anna Mood Daisy and
Bonnie Sample and Ethel Gill.
Recitationwchrlotmas Tiwme
Miro Anna Mood.
. Recitationmiiittle Miss Rich
Miss Ethel Gill.
lSong-Stnr of Love,
School
Recitation-Chisinau Joys
Susie Abbott
lRocitationwAnsel Christmas Canl
Flaro‘nce Mnry lreland.
Rocitation—flhriotmas itnlly
Mira Maggie Even.
Song—The Angels t-inng Glory,
‘ ' Mina Nollie Beebe.
3Rc3citntlon—Remomber tho Poor
ion Edna Keeler.
Recitation-A MeIry Christmas
Martha Paxton.
Song-«Pool Out for Gladness.
School.
Recitation—4 Love Santa Claus
Emma Gill.
I Recitation-«Elmo's Christmas Dream.
Miss Ormioy Netty. Dnliet Lucky
Song—Love Flowers
‘ Bessie and Daisy Sample
Rocitation~hittlo Strangers
Libble Mason.
Song,
Currie: Paxton.
:SongwAs With Gludness,
School
;3l)iologue. A :
Idonsie Mason. Eldest. Gill Hurry Pox
ton and Miss hel Gill.
3 with evergreens and a Christmas tImoc
73Mias Lulu Smallhorn did the decorat -
lug. assisted by Miss Mary Clark and
Mrs. Samuel Sample. Harry Paxton
wont to the‘ woods and procured the
tree and greens. Miss Mary Clark pro
aided at the organ and purchased the
Christmas gifts Each scholar receiv
ed a book a package of candy. crunch
and popcorn ball and although the
night was dark and stormy all of the
scholars and many of their parents
won: out to enjoy the excellent pro
gr am
I
81". PAUL‘S FESTIVAL.
Program in the Church Followed by
1;. Exercionfib Baaemlnt.
The Christina's festival of St Paul' 3
Sunday school. held at the church. on
the Green yesterday afternoon proved
vm y enjoyable to the Scholars and all
repent. The following (581‘ nor. was
-l' siSingor and Mrs. Rudolph Knippel. .
wandered. after which all re I‘m-ed tothe Presents were given to everybody in
basement.
Processionnl Hymn—"0 Como all ye
Faithful "
3Vcrsicles.
[7 ord' a Prayer.
Jonson.
Magnificat
Creed.
Prayers.
puma—an It Came Upon tho iMidnight
. ear 3
Address by Rch. N. A. Pooley.
ol-A—tCnrol Swpetly Carol. "
cio
Recs lanai—“Hark! The Herald An-
gels sing."
The service was in ch‘rxe of Rev
Alexander Hamilton, minted by Rev
Claude Pooley. The entertainment in
tho, meat on in Hilnre
tomb of tile .Sundny. ooh
consisted Iii in: from nevi nnmry
rhyme: from other Goon by the
young children of the school. Thorn
was the undue Grimm! tron 0nd Bantu
bum. whioh «in to purine.
‘tlon. ileum “that.
tho: otonndy “duo Dolom-
in; of much credit in tho attachment
committal». computed or liiipo Nollie St.
John and her clout: the docmti ill
mummified; composed of Clinic- ll.
mum and um, and the auto-trunnion
committoe.-compoud ot the number:
at tho Young Womoo‘l Club.
“NTA Clo US PIN INT.
‘ Tho WWW“ inflows:
‘ Roawnolve Rhodiumiuinh 60:16-22.
”m M
madam” new
is? Inni tenant” oi In“ dim
QPRINQWOOD QlJNDAY SCHOOL. 7
«ration chrlotmu iii-309mm Rani
Thobnrgmd “dumb ill» i7 war
no
alumni; ultimo-I minim
nonunion oi! Ohrlutinu toativnl.
dam—vault tattoo around King.
8011:.
Primnry uim
Responsive landiusn-‘I-Pulmo 8.
aonswwmio too Flock Wore Bleeping.
Delta Hubboli and Picnic Kendrick.
Prayer.
William F7 Brotherton
. Manhood Dolly. com
. Thursday.
7 .- Matinee).
‘ :Wedneoday,
HOYT’S THEATRE
on: scion v. +~Wiflmlflfiifll
noun". own a.
And tiled: own douoort Orchorti'a. 7
REMR'PO
, Evenings. ‘
Tuesday. atom or Rub-lo
VI none-day, The Dnngeifl 01 New York
Queen of Chinatown
Daughter: oi tho South
The orphan: of Now York“
mu; or one
Pride of Kerry
Friday.
3Bnturdny.
Thursday,
330nE~Chrlfltmal Time, .
new i
. Recitotioano Room at the Inn, ;
Delta. Hubboll.
jaunt-«Hark Through the Heavens,
School. 7
ExorciooamTho Christ Child. i
Joanie Simpson, May Harris, Annio
3 Smith Rainy Boyd Ellie Andrews. l
Ethel Benton and Sophie ‘7
Cnrdoab. l3
3 Song—Ye Christmas Bells, !
i School. {
fEer'ciae—Ji‘bo Wise Men.
Medea Harris Bessie Smith. and i
3 Edna Baotou 7 “
7 Sonx-Bonntiful Sons of Glndnoss. l
‘ ' 11001.
:3 Duot~0‘er and 0' or 7‘
The Misses UndoIdown. i
Recitation—When Christmas Comes.
Ethel McLean.
cons—flint! Him Today,
School
Remarks by Superintendent.
Sony-The Christmas Light
3 Mrs Drebcr. 3
Responsive Reading—~Mntthew 2:140.
Songmsieeping by the Christ Child.
Louis Shuielt: chorus by Muv Harris
Sophie Cnrdosh and Ellie Do.uton
ltocitdtion.
i
Annie Willics.
Prayer.
Marjorie McFarlau.
Song—fiver Bothlciicm's Hillside.
School
Offerings.
Song-Beautiful Star of Night
' School
(‘loso by singing Coronation. voioo 218. 7
Song Shoot. 7
Distribution of candles. oranges ouIiI3
cake.
The superintendent was presented at;
the clone with two nicely bound vol
runes of Colonial Days and Damon and 3
Colonial Homes.
9" ”ETER's CHURCH.
Christmas Tree in the North Main
Street Ermine. i
A Christmas entertainment wan held i
last night. by the Evangelical’ Luther-
on St. Peters Church in North Main?
sticet. Notwithstanding the inclem-l
rucy of the Weather. the little chur h
was till-ad to its utmost capacity The
was a handsome tree. erected in front
:‘if the pulpit platform. and the decom-
tions were magnificently arranged
about the. church.
‘The South Norwalk Quortettc Club
opened the exercises by singing “Din
Kepelle” A hymn was then sung by
:the congregation This was followed
by a Christmas sermon by Rev. Theo-
dore Bunch of Port Chester. N. Y. The
South Norwalk Quartette Club song
"The .lungcnzeit. " and then the child-
IeIr who were mentioned in Tuesday's
Sentinel recited and song. The Quor-
tette Club closed the entertainment
with‘ Nach der llcimath.” The solo.
lists of the evening were Mrs. George
the church.’ together with II has oi;
candy, oranges and other good things. 37
The evening was a plenum one for all g
and the first Christmas entertainment
was a genuine success. The committee
which had charm: of the affair connivi-
South litll‘lllilii Trust (lo
South Norwalk. Conn,
December 26th. I901.-
The trustees have ordered that
the interest to be credited to the
depositors in the Savings Depart-
ment lanuar lat, I902, shall be
at the rate of our (4) per cent per
annum. : .
CHARLES E. HOYT.
‘ ‘ Treasurer.
Indium hours, 0 to 12 nor ., 0nd 1
to a p .m., 0nd aloe 8 to 8 p. nu, notin-
day Ivonlogo.
A
Q
I“ .IMl-AN'IIGUAL DIVIGEND"
3 F‘ridny.
3monolozuo III-tint and dancer.
iited to 300.
Out in tho Street
Saturday.
BlTWEEN ACT SPIOIA Till.
Damon and Booth, aoroh tic conti-
3mm and roller akatnrs. Chariot! LISA
die, parody singer. Thou. '1‘. Shell. no.
robotic cons and dance. Pete Gridln,
Ado.
laido Nyo. operatic soprano. bundle
and Nye, duotiltu. ‘
PRICES: Ivonlngo, 10, 20, 800.
Special Ohrlotmu Motion at 2' 80.
Childnn 15c: Idultl. 250.
Monday. ladiea' night. tickets llm'
Seats on sale Thursday morning.
HOYT S THEATRE.
NEW YEAR'S MAfINEK AND NIGHT
Mastodon 't- Minstrels
(Benefit St. Joseph‘s Church)
40—Artllun—40
Concert Band and OrchoItI-I.
Mormon, First Port.
17080 of Planning, Up to-Date Specialties
Grand street parade It 10:80 a. In. 7 ‘
gMATINEE PRICE.‘ 250
‘ EVENING
«and cerium onVELA‘r'ioul
25, 35 and 50:.
HOYT’S THEATRE.
MONDAY, DECEMBER 30,
7 JOHN W 7. VOGEL'S
BIG - MINSTRELS
t Magnificent Presentation oi the
World' 3 Greatest mgbtost. Clean
’ out Most Amriaing Novelties.
A gigantic concourse oi universally-7 '
liked Performers including Arthur
Rigby, Roulette O'Brien Troupe of
Aeration, Leighton nd Loightdn, Mm
Coy and cam, Don dim, and Forty
others.
PRICES 26. 50 75' canto.
Seats miiy be secured by wire. mail
or 'Phonc No. «ill 5.
“0.0....“ W... .. ”—0.30dJ.1:~1M~00AW ..... ....
Down ill The Holly
You will find that Santa Claus dio-
nppeared but we arelIItlll in competi-
tion and cutting prices to the lowest.
Our very best Butter, for this sale.
7 per lb.. 3 25(-
Very good Butter, print or tub.
per lb. 7 ‘7.ch
Pkg Pillsbury' II VitoII per pits. .,
Lion ironing Starch. pkg,
Very best Columbia River Salmon.
wnn keys. 3;. 7 7 18¢:
7 lbs. Oat Meal. 25c
Bring your card and have it punched
72 North Main moot.
Joselofi’s,
Look No
Further
for Gifts for
Gmtlcuicn.
Furnishings are the things
to give. ' ‘
3 GOODWlN'S
the place to buv them.
3cm Wodf .
The Danger; 0! New York,
5‘.
Ladies’ and MIsses' LonII.r and Short Coats. Jackets and
Wants. also Millincry, beams tomorrow. barurdav.
To be brief with our story”
ONE DOLLAR tomorrow will buy at our shire ONE-‘73"
HALF MORE3 THAN lTb VALUE.
Ladies’ Fine Kersey Coats. :57
in. and 27 in., black, cantor. blue,
and black; have been 810' and
$10.50, now $6 98.
Ladics' Fine Melton and Ker-3
soy Cloth Canto. box and fitted
garments; all that. have been 3
l
8". so to $13.50. new $8. 50.
Ladies’ Hersey Cloth Coats that 7
were $15.00 to $16. 50, finely finish—
ed garments, all good styles, now
ha. 00.
3 Ladies’ 42 in. Oxford‘rMelton '7
Coats, yoke‘back and'iront. cuff
sleeves, black velvet trimming, .
regular price $12.50, now $9. 50.
Ladies’ Oxford Raglano that
were 8m 50 and $12 .98, now $8. 75.
Ladies’ Gray and Block New-
markets, heavy cloths. were
$r4.98, now $9.50.
Ladies' Fine Cloth Newmar-
keto that were $20.00 and $22.50.
now $12.50.
Ladies $30.00 Newmarkets, now
$20.00.
Children’ 03 Reefer Coats, box backs, fancy collars, trimmed with
braid sizes 4 years to 12 years; were $2. 50 and $2. 98, now $1. 50.
Children's Long Coats, were $7.98 and $8.98. now $5.00.
Children’s Long Coats that were $4. 98. now $3. 75.
Ladies’ All Wool Flannel Waists (some button back) were
8:. 25 and $1. 50. now 95c.
Ladies? Albatross: Wlaists that were $1.98, now $1.25.
La‘dies' French Flannel Waists, button back and front, some
3 neatly embroidered prices were $1.98 and $2. 25, now $1. 50.
MlLLlNERY
Ladies’ Trimmed Hats. were $3.50 and $4.00. tomorrow $1.98.
Ladies’ Trimmed Hats. were33$5.oo, $6.50 and $7.50, now $3.50.
Leading Giooer.
O ,
.3..
I
re. Every article on the following lint menus
to poundo Granulated Odour.
Float llul‘n Culinary norm (non. batter)
thohiloid 0308th Print Oatm- (QUI'lMfld)
Try Our Java and bloom .
GOFPII. Rich In dam and.
81.00
28¢ per lb.
21:: lb.
Charles E. Sal/111011137.
5.5 West Washington SL. So. Norwamis,
This Weeks Specials in Groceries
Thin ogxliiuttll‘nzhfiarlighiiig‘dtiigeogd Weibol once of the items quoted.
money “villi.
Norwalk Chronicler