1
plan and New England.
Minimum Almanac for Tomorrow.
film rlaea “Mil. troutl 4:41
W EATHfiR FORECAST.
Forecast tor Nor-walk and vicinity:
~5‘fileflemllyt cloudy tonight and Thurs-
Ill
. va a.
with probably light snow at later-
Low pressure and mild tenipeiu
litiuo continues iIt tho northern set--
iions. Cloudy won‘th‘ur with light snow
at Intervals continues In “it! take ro-
~ lI‘lIIasaanoa—
that pravails‘in other sections.
temperature la below the normal In
the south. Light front was reported
from Jackaonvllie, Fla. Conditions fu-
vor. for this vicinity. rlondy weather
and probably light snow.
Consul Man. at lil't‘Slllli.
to the State lioiiartuiont :I sin-rial
report in which Iit- tells of an iii—
tcrview with Gustav Srhulzc. our
of the largest coal dcalcrs in llor-
lln. regarding a visit he recently
took to the United States. for the
purpose of arranging for import
ant purchases ol coal. .\|i'.
Srliulzc thinks that the talk of
tau-In :1 communicairionn toi-
th omen should he adorn-ted to Thu 5
"ruin-l. Put-tonal lcitora not dealt-ad.
ill. .I. Iliiiaiii Iliiliiii'ia 'I‘IiiiI 'I‘Iiii
Building
'I‘iiiiii Iliii iiiiii'al l‘lII‘ llIII'
iSIiiiiiIii llI' .llilill' 'I‘Iir illiiii Ill-
'l‘ht.I .
sands §
Iiiirliii I’Iiiir lII 'l‘iiiiii
Iliiiliiil iliiiI Ililiiiii'iird ISII'iii'I
"l‘ii Sili'giutiiil llIiIlIII llni
Shall wo (Iroct a Young Mott's Chris
tian Association building? llo we now!
ithis’association and building in our
city? It Is not a question of money
time built one of the most beautiful
‘IIhurchea in the state. paid off heavy
I mortgages on several otliors_ built. out I
America flooding tltrriiiany with.
coal cannot yet. t‘\‘t‘ll with Xllt‘ pro-
sont low ot‘i'aii rains. lit- iiilroilitr- .
or] into (ioriiiany iii’olitalili. just
now the \Vt‘sl‘lillilllilll soft Coal is
'lth hotter and cheaper than the
American variety. .\Ir. Scliiilzc
says: “I liartI just purchased Io,»
mt) tonsrwhirli will reach llam-
lnirgr shortly. and have arranged
fur 30,000 tons iiiorc for March
and April. l shall probably take
100,000 tons next your. The
lreightk liowci'cr. must not llt‘
ahovc$ I .70 per ion. or no busi—
ness tan he done. I have the coal
sent whoh‘ and lirozik it up at iii_\'
Works in l‘lflllllilll‘g'. lii lllt‘ iiiipor»
tation of anthracite coal. lIiitglaiiii
lathe competitor with :liiicrica.”
Compollotl to St‘llll tht-ii‘ rhihl»
l‘t‘ll to school. and thus his: lllt‘
small wages thy liitItr ours iiiigiit
ram, some Ioroignrrs lll t‘hicago
arr defeating the coitipii‘mri t‘tlli-
cation law b} iiiari‘yiiit.r oil ihvir
children lirt'orv the littlt‘ out-s
reach their tot-in. 'l‘iit- iiiosi l't‘
cent raw of this kind is that of
Josio llel‘crsia. a pupil at tho .\ii<
hum l‘arh school, I‘lmnizli :Ili»
parrntl) only l\\t‘l\t‘ yours olil.
tilit‘. was iitai‘ricd mi Xowmlwi' 3 i.
ll) FTill‘lCt‘SCtl 'lit‘flti. it Muck )‘di‘il
tramstor. twoiiiy-six yours old.
Ralrigli. North tfaro'iiiia. iii—
tentls to ccichratr llt'Xl >lllllliit‘l’
the landingr oi the original lingifilt
colony on Roaunlic ls‘aizii. or? tiw
North Carolina roan, and alw it;
erect a stator to Sir \‘t‘altcr Rai-
tIigli. for u llt‘l'sl thtI rity was until»
oil. In moo tiio slatt- oi tin-grin
will celebrate the 031K hundredth
anniversary. of lilt‘ l.t‘\\l.\ and
Clark expedition across the roti—
tiiioiit to the l‘acilic Ocean. by an
exposition at l‘orilaml. The pr»
pos‘ctl .lillllt‘flil‘flill rclcliraiioii In
Virginia. will conic in ion;
.\l£lY thRtIll. who i< riiiitriliut
ing to the Figaro a writ»: of ar‘i
ClL‘S on \llll‘l'lt‘il and \inrriraus.
under the llllt‘ oi “'I‘lit- Laiiii ("oh
ossal," dociarca that tho L'nitttl
States hmfIIrr-‘Iiiic :i paradisi- for
women. [who Iliroiw the street:
\pIuntlitll} drowoil. ham); sinil
.ipgamd uidrotihlwl, w hill: the inru
‘ “hum along w illt w varied. limit
Gd looks onilteir lat t‘i . as ll" \\ (m- I
’(leriug whether hr 4 airlock ilici
will be milliohairea or pauprrs
The primIiplt- oi‘
through cotton wool has been ail~
aptcd to the prevention of the dis‘
tribution of dust in factories. The
m with an inlet and millot ll
natal-its. rough moistened flannel.
tried hi. the air which passer:
brough.
l3? prevented from entering a
filtration
“apparatus consists ossontiallr of a .
not» arranged as to catch the dust
In this war dust Is read- .
equipped a magnificent hospital. and
erected a beautiful monument in hon
or the homes of tho ltobollion and a
handaoine fountain to our nation'r
hoio Nathan Halli W? are n ganoioua
people and it wo understood the IIt‘II-d
or n tlioroughii ounlppod Y M (‘
building the money would lit» pioinptly
suliat-Iiliod lint do we hand it.’ WII
are a city of churches. and in every
church lll‘t‘ one or morn sociolloa for
tho young people. and several main—
tain clubs espt-rially for young men.
Many of our pastors are of an ltgo
that keeps thorn in sympathetic touch
with the young turn and especially
adapted to minister to their needs. and
indeed Iioror In the history of our city
has there llt“‘ll illil‘ll a unit-3d and do
tIIrIIiinrd chart to safeguard our youu-z
mun as at this present time, and bo-
causo of this many of our Christian
citizens believe that nib that. can he
dour is. done. But there is it time in
tho daily life of our young man for
which our diarrhea and kindred no
t lotion make no provision. During the
day. in the factory. olllcv. store or on
”‘0 delivery wagon~ temptation is par:-
t‘l‘ll‘SS. Brain and hand alike are busy:
in fact, in some of our large lartorios
iiiiittnntion or carelessnosn would Iw
attundml with loss of limb or poi‘ltnps
lii‘o itsoit‘ iron; tho whirling niarliiiiori
about the yotinggnan. but wht-u the
nail) task is done he goes to home oi
hoarding boom} to: suppor, tlitii again
on tin-I street; this is the tilt: 'tIa. hoiii.
Our t-htiitbos are daik: .iid . hint. llo
duds. only our institution with :i twl
(‘tlmv for him. Six days and nights it
in open and in oiii noigiihor‘iiig riti
Lilllllullllg I" r tho 5‘ \n’l‘. As
pasting by sumo plow; ...
walks h» hours the 8{)llllll:< of must
and laughter tho sliittl‘lo oi" foot, The
light stzoams out above this easily
winging door uni lit“ knows that
«I .tth more is huh-I and warmth and
iIoI‘npanionshl ti (‘omlnu from homes
where 'ho 0 onions pIrhups, I'J'z‘ low
or hourdi rig housos \tliioh at host an
still boarding houses, hv longs not for
truth, but just what has niado “H" 311
1min popular. and this house of loisuro
and temptation in tho \‘ilfil hour in
which our rlitirrh clubs and societios
are tiowoi‘lvss to help him. [)0 we “Owl
this building? The association is the
only institution that can successfully
~‘"t}:llll1!l the saloon on Its own gmund.
Note the young men on our streets
~IiItIz-y owning with apparently no
thin» to I53. thrroi’oro open to any
annotation. Thor t’tmlltlt all be home.
l:r.~'..~'_ some must come from humus till.
.2! nith «wry comfort. yet on the
am»! One of our most liroatimlndmi
. Stizrns rot entiv mild in an midi-om; to
ho rhurrh club of “hltll ho ls prusi
dent: it our txwkotbooits irons on!)
as large as our hoarts on would I'm-«rt
a building for our )oung men and
thou unwittingly“ duscrilml a modal
\'_ .\l. (V A. building. it is {or [his
hour (It li’izllln‘ “hon «annotation is.
strongost that tho Young Men‘s Chritr
lion amlalloa asks for a place when .
our young tut-II may have all the plan.
sures tit the autumn. minus its evils;
whom he in aura of a welcome; where
he may pursue special lines or study;
where he may build up both mind and
bodr and coma out pure 0! heart.
strong of limb and a mind tilled with
noblaut no
The unit: ,0! this building is not
a charity. Our aim railway corpora
lions whom now known to attend
a penny on sentiment are erecting and
maintaining associations In all the
great railway renters. Dar building.
. will pay back to our city. In airing our :
young men a punt-r type of manhood.
a higher conception ot cltlunahlp an
indium min; ungodly more than
its. cost The prosperity of a cllydtI
prod: not on the wraith; low. but on
mom and dust in Factories iroin the. m earning: capacity at its
the trim-riot air
paper figures out that
‘ filial ind hand: my “M
II Event yearlyin the
Mannie-m mlatioaglvlumx
mammal“- clmmmoloum
o, fitttuhlmll’ for a W pm;
IL
fix
MR. JAMES A. BRANNIGAN annoilncu that he will teach violin at Ma
Int-i tie have In a connmmtlvoly short hackemo Hotel South Norwalk, on Thuroday of each Week beginning Thurs.
day January9 1902. For particular: addreu the Studio? Room to, Warner
Building, Bridgeport. Conn.
TO THE PUBLIC:
We tako pleasure In announcing that
\\’t' are to Upon
A New liquor Store
in 18 Main strut-t. Not-walk. or
about Saturday. January lltii. lull)-
blIK‘kl‘ll with imported and domoslic
wiiioa for family and modit'inni pnr~
poses.
\\'t;‘ haw condiittod two storms in
Bridgeport for some limo and have
gained unite a patronagv. SolitIillng
its jlbrral custom from tho Norwaik
puliliig wt; romaln,
Yours,
Iieiiad time It Liquor lltIlS‘
BIRNBAUM BROS, Proprietors.
rot East Main strum
and “it: Wall Sit-wt, IlriiigI-porl
Norn alk.
(ill
Ill Main Strum,
Stilllll Hawaii liistGo.
South Norwali».. (Toni...
lltItIcmlior .lotli. tool.
This ll‘ll.~lt“t‘.~ liitrv oi‘alorvtl that
the intern“! in Int rt-tlit 't‘l m tut
.. Tht Nu; till thlliih‘ iii Ill t‘ \ai I. if.“ lkil'll’l i
:l.t'lli. jam any I~t. lot.-. .Ii;;li i...
at tht rain of lutll‘ 54‘ llt‘l‘ \‘L'Ill. [It'll
'«l‘llilllll.
t'll.\i\‘l..l,-ZS l7. llt'IY'l‘.
'l'i'caxirrr.
Business hours, 9 to la a. m., and i
to 3 p .m., and also 6 to 8 p. m.. Satur
day cveninga.
83d SEMLANNUAL DIVIDEND
TO DEPOSITORS
of tho
SOUTH NORWALK SAVINGS BANK.
l'nitt-d Bank Building.
South Nora-nib. Conn.
Illustrators)“ Iii, wot
Tin» Board of Managitri Law Ib'.»
dm declared a ditidond to donor-iron
of internal at the rate «I If tour iii pm
.04”.
radio; Doc 3! lwl pitallw on and'
altar January to Hot?
Interval not drama will In i‘i‘rdi'ME
to accounts and draw Intm-st tron.
January i lilo:
’ GEORGE F. BEARSE
iii-l? 3w Treasurer.
THE NORWALK SAVINliS SOCIETY.
Norwalk. Dec. 1:. 19m.
linterost at thtI rate 0! throw and
onehalt per cent. per annum for the
current at: month wiihbe credited do
position; January 1, 1902. and paid to
them on and attitu- January to.
Per 0rd" of Directors,
GEO. mount. Trout.
«m 3"
. 4...»...
Toiliig lit
Sqtanileiiiig
mwmrmmmn
“mm;
Luwmrmlmhwwm
l
I
pot annum to: I'm- sir mootiit‘
3
Emma. sum-out. nail-mm»
or the important: at SHALL “Viv
Till-“LIP“ tum rotary. m all» the: inseamwmmu
, WWW MMI
KIMBERLEY’S CAPTURE.
('Al’ltl TOWN, January 8~Ino lat-
oat iIIiiptIIio hr the Kimberley column
In a liotIi lain-r nt-ar blokivani IP‘ho
IanIIi with great numbers of cattle
fillfll‘tlf‘d wholly by women undor tlitI
Il'flllvl'fillip of tho Wlfl‘ of l.‘otiiinaudaut
lit-ileum. One hundred and lift? of
tho \roinon wore acting as cowboys
and iiiilr six men ware ronnoctod with
the vamp.
ENTERTAINMENTS.
llllllll All] Bill
( ll"
Piilniiii Hose 60. ilo'. I.
\'l
Anon Hall Fridav Night.
Januarv lllth I902.
TICKETS.
:‘ttlmllling Iltintiomon and Ladies,
f 50 CENTS.
T-it hats ran to obtained of all mom
ilt‘l’t‘l.
HOYT'S THEATRE.
Tho t‘ainiilwlla ari- Contin‘. ilIIrrali
“Milli
Tux-.soav EVENING. JAN. 14.
The Kilties.
lath llahlandors, ("aiiiida's Crack Mil-
itttri' Band.
III Munitions ll. Vin-Ill Choir. ii High-
ianl llaucoh 2 Ba pipers, l Brit.
fish Militari ladle-rs. 1 Giant
Drum Major.
Appearing in Int itzlt Regimentalo.
ily authority of Ha Majesty’s Gor—
~‘ilillll‘l'l in Canada» .II. :II In: stir-rial per-
litit‘lélOll of Col. ..r’IJ.~."il maid and officers
It'llmhlilllng thr- (VII. limited 45th High.
.ittilfii'tc' Rosiment
‘13:; iI-roasird a fit“ it» at axnthiisinam
Ill ‘30“ .lt'lt’ "him (I l‘I
2‘"? » ... .i‘nl 31ml.
Lt. ..-.,
.IlY'
HOYT'S THEATRE.
MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY 13.
A t'liarmin; ltural Play.
PEACEFUL
VALLEY
hr III. II Kidder,
"A I’m: Relation."
Farm." ctr.
NEW WTEXBR‘Y
not]
IXCKIJJENT COMPANY
Ini'luding
ALDEN BASS
at
"01th HOWE. ‘
3%. 50, 75 CENTS.
A itlhor o! "Slip
PRICES,
NOTICE; ‘
Notice I: hereby aim: that the M
norahlp beta-m Brent: 3. mm
and all.” H. Fox, forum: doing Ml!»
Im in the Iii in! South flmalk.
Connuwtlml u the urn rum at
Fox cm. a "minim .,
II IliiiIS 'llit" "liiii llllh‘l lllI-
IIIII'IIIIII Siiiiilmli III illiiliiilid
di’l‘ililil III 'I‘Iii' Iiiiliii' liiiliii
Ill "llir I‘iilliiilii lllIlI
'l'lio around of tho Indie-5' nights at
tho (lathollt- l‘iiili, lual owning, provoti
It delightful Hllt‘ctlltl‘l In (Ivory way. 'i m-
aptirliiua rooms wr-ro lillod with main»
lion-i and lady frionda throughout to»
owning. ltotroahini-ntsi oi lt'l‘ I-i-IIaiI‘I
and ruin.- Worn normal. The largo. rom-
pany hail tho llll'uI-illl‘c of “atoning, to :I
lt“l'llll't" by Livingston ltuuaoll. of Win"..-
port. which wan nnihinhlotllr oni- I)!
tho tiara-it ho evor dollvorml. 'l‘lirotiitvr
out tho talk Mr. Itunsoil hold tho ctoa
oat, altoniam of hill hearers and ho was:
showoreti with unatititod lil‘tliiw. [In
in portalnly ll Its-ulna and It iii a raro
trout to hear hint.
In a tow well-ohoaon ‘wnI-da, .I. .l.
Cavanagb. who netted as master of
(fitti‘ttmtllllt‘ix, Inlrodurod tho snooker.
Sir. Rustic-ll took for his aiilijot-t, "it
and S. the Two Most important Flynn
bola in tho Alphabr-t," ln lntrodurlng
lute siihit-t-t IitI math: quite. a hit by
haying: I do not wish tho ladioii to
think that I am about to aIIrI-rliat- a
new braid for skirt hindlntr. an it did
not oI'IIi-r to mp until tho, Iotttui'o wait
atitioiintod that intuit a laiIIIIII‘ fll'llt‘lt'
which has [won given with,- publicity
mos l'litll‘l tho name or two lettora of
tho alphabet" His; two lettora stood
for llll «ooh; llt‘illlll and apt-och. llo
lllilhllulttl that those tut) things in
Iitw~-"hvalth" that promoted hapiii-
rivas .and "speech" that pormlttod the
wIiIIltI aiIlitIn‘iI- of burial intercourse——
mould ho cultivated to tho host advan-
lago, Nnniorous «locational-y lllns»
trillions warn alt-to town to show how
various roadiiiizs of pat-try and prom,-
(Ii‘iiild lIP rontlorod by omplm‘ing thi-
t‘nl‘loilu factors of otiiotional rot'aliza-
lion, .Liirli as duality of \iIIt-tv, [i'lfillf‘ll of
illlt‘l'ullt‘t‘. toiIiIo. llliltft‘llllll and timr.
Tho priii 'pal rmltat’ional inlorpola.
Ilium dnri Illr, i'tnasioll’s disoourso
'm-rv aliakospvnrr‘s vaii Attica oi
.Ilan. from As You Likn it," and anion.
ions from Ilamlri. wliivli .‘Iir. itiiisiiv‘l
‘i'ilil Int-Indra! :Ili tho» llll‘dii oti vomi
’fxi'l’tifiill‘lil, and tins llll: l)l‘ll"'lf'F«K and
lwt adoration lilsyon in any ltlligllttw'
in UN“ world. worthy of «awful study
by all who would portocl tiitIiiIaelws
In oxprosslw filll‘l't'll dither in tho pal-
pit, on tho stag". th» politic-til roatrum.
in this debating sot-ioty. the metal (In-
{I‘l‘lallimt'l'lt or in wading at the (until;~
firoahlw. ’
Mr. llllfs‘ltt'll «IBIWClulifV recommvndod
"ho study oi I-xproaaion In apoooh and
Inn cultivation of this talent in; Will all
any of tho :irW as Will as musir, not
alone to us»;- it protrusionally, but as
a {autoi- in serial culture. "I" partin-
iilarizml tlit- vale-naming: possili‘tlitivs
of good reading the home as a means
at Milling away long wintt-r awnings.
An rilemivo randitlon of Poe's four
out; dramatic: poem "The“ Bells was
ziwii followed by Jugeno Piolil’a
" Gtxidliyo. God Bless You.“ latter Mr.
Russo“ by request mound Jame-s Whit~
comb llilvy'ii The El! (‘niltl
Sharp Cutting
On all Readu-lofWeai
Garments and Furs.
We have some fine garments that were bought late. and some
bought early and were shipped late.
The manufauturci‘s did not
want us to return them. so gave us one-third off the regular price.
Here is where we come in and odor them to you at one-hall off.
They are all right, smart. stylish garments-madc by good work-
men; made to sell at one-half more than you can purchase one for
tomorrow.
NEW GINGHAMS.
The Wash Ginghams made a
We were kept busy cutting them
great hit, Saturday and Monday.-
ior customers —— everybody
wanted to secure a few yards and can you wonder, when you stop
and consider-JEN CENTS FOR FINE WOVEN FAST COL-
ORED GINGHAMS, such as sold last season for 123 cents.—
A
saving of 2% cents a yard. and the choice pickings of the season's
goods.
untitled Turned lip. Much Will be prtn
seated under Mi. Hanson's direction
inv first or aocond w» Elk after Easter.
.lOI-sifph McMahon, who possesses a
mod tenor volt-r. slang l'ndnr tho
Shad“ of tho Palms. {ruin the rocont
Now York snot-ens l-‘lm-oilm‘n, f‘i”'I"
ing with some roliittkiii: irish liiliifllla
all I’llortively rt-ndoi-od and oroking
liberal applauso. Von- iiloaainz: moat-
cal nebulous throughout tho owning
ami- ILI'Inilrir-Il by tin TI. in ( iii Man
ilolin (‘ Inh.
Short S};‘"".f‘lll“8 briutnmi” oIZIi with
pit and Hit as:- ntrtiis. I-iveu flll‘l n by Dr
W .I, Traroy, pll‘n’idlill or iii» IIIIII.
Mtoiiioy .l. .l, “Eli“! and .I. .l, (fam-
(High.
.‘Staortl,I bonito ll o'trioclt an adjourn-
mom was: taken to the parochial school
hall in Leonard strum. Wllk'l‘“ dancing
was enjoyed to music {limit-stud by tho
Mandolin Club. Much of the waist.
lo:- the success of 18".! night's {unntion
belongs to tho t'OmllliiltII? which had
it in charge. and was I-ompiiaed 0! Dr.
Tracey. J. .l. Cavauagh and William
Howard.
ADVA..CE IN TELEPHONE REN-
TALS.
DETROIT. Muir. January h,--_Slnoc
t‘Iiv recent advance in rentals of take-
iilimit-si by the Michigan "Tc-Ir'phone
Company, tho lll“l‘f'llillll.ti and mountain.
III-Ia oxt-iiaiigt- liaii hot-n Iiivootlgnting
through a rommitu-o. tho desirability
of (maintaining an iiidoiwndont compa.
ny. Thv tympani mot yontorday and
dw-idml upon a report, to be prosontod
at tho mr-uiiiig of tho exchange Thurs—
day night in favor of buying a «Io-opt-r-
ative: tII-lrItilionIi plant. which would til-
tiniatialy Iw taken owr by the munici-
pality no i-Iuon an an act 'Il'lMlltl be parta-
ml by tho legiblalllrl‘ authorizing mun-
‘ir-Iiial ownership.
NASTURTIUM OIEEMBARKED.
LONDON, January 8,~—Wlliiam C.
\l'hltnoy's camiidat» .‘s'a-atiiritiiin, wan
stately disambarkod from the steamer
.ilinrwhaha today, and taken by special
train to Newmarket.
CLINTON WOMAN DEAD.
and gain;- a - C l INTON January 8, ~Mrs. Jacob
.Iyiiopisiii or the coming dramatic pro‘ An examolo should not hit: to far Stanmird, thr- oldoiit woman in town,
dot-lion by tbt- (lull. II llll""ll‘-fl('l comedy abort: our hoods. ditzti last night agI-d ninety- five.
. ........ _. . m
CALL 58-2.
Seymour’sSIOre
‘h Ram Nani Bear to Elan.
Let us ring out the old year, which has been so eventful. and which will go down in history
with a wonderful record. Let us ring in the new year, trusting that it wil be one of the brightest and
best years that has dawned upon our country. We'l forget business for the day; what we will recall
will be pleasant memories of the past; may your every expectation be fulfilled in generous measure.
REMEMBER
You can get the BEST OF EVERYTHING at this store. without any quibbling or juggling at
what you are going to get. We do busineu' In a business manner every time.
RESOLVE THAT YOU WILL HAVE THE BEST. and see how much better off you will
beattheendohgo2~both inhulth and pocket.
Charles E. Seymour,
653) West Washington St. So. Norwalk.
Leading Grocer.
/- to»
Illlmlll
IIIIQI’II
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III
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3'
mm... mm
Telephone 1214.
um I: ma plane to buy your Pam Flour.
mflfluufih tmilr at mm Iowa: than am be-
“9.
two. MwfluuwmlflaJhe-vmmrm
With-laulpvoltcumflll] illicit.
imminammuor
“militant“.
mimmi“ ‘MMYM ammo
alumna.
lie
Norwalk Chronicler