3 most. rosscssr.
Forecast for Norwalk and vicinity.
Generally fair tonight and Friday. Low
barometric pressure. mild temperature
and u attied weather prevails In the
orthern sections. Pleasant weather
Ila in the. southern sections. Con
«110633. .avor fer this vicinity. general!
' ly fair panther and mild temperature
at W 0. Sturtevant's ad. in to-
day a issue for bargains
The interior of the shoe manufactory
of Munsbury Mathewson it Com-
May is being painted and whitewash
dL-St. Paul's Guild will hold a cake
sale in the basement of the Chapel.
Friday afternoon at 3: 30
- J. J. Clune, of Holden avenue. has re-
sublet! hls st3udies at St. Bonaventure a
college, Allegheny Penn" after spend
his the holidays at his home.
A confirmation lecture will be given
at}: Grace” Parish house. corner of Bel
d avenue and Cross street, this eve
‘ out, by "Rev. J. McClure Bellows.
. Cornelius M. Dorgan formerly of
Nor-Walk and Miss Mary Theresa by
of ripening. were married at St.
s3.r3y'3a Chdréh Ill that place yester-
3 ~B3ll3rld3ay dinner at The Clifford 75c.
Wd‘e'orse‘n Curtis represented the
Pier-don Manufacturing Company at a
convention of overall manufacturers at
the Hotel Albert, in new York city.
rue-day
. . ‘ directors or the Norwalk Club
‘eul meeting Tuesday night and
3 bid routine business. The res-
30ml of two members were laid
3 ‘ table.
‘ Tbs pointive olllcsrs of Welcome
stflflgl? Lidge. soils or St. George.
were installed Tuesday night by Past
President Acting District Deputy
Wood last night
The annual report of the Norwnlk
Hospital directors is being distributed.
lt is most satisfactory and shows the
institution to he in first class condi-i
tion in every way
~lt's never too late to try the im
' i
perlal Crown 10c Cl got.
The Central Union of King s Daugh
ters of the Norwalll Congregational
Church met yesterday afternoon. in
the- chapel. The meeting was made
more interesting by an address by
Miss ‘Florence P. Lee who gave a de-
scriptiou 0‘! the work done by the so-
duty in New York city
The name of the sachem of Uncas
Tribe 1.0 R. 96., who was raised up
Tuesday night. should now been Jo-
ssph W. Corbam, and not "James" W.
Cidrham as appearedln yesterday's
Sentinel. Mr Gofham has n a
prominent member of the Tribe for
mat years. arid his friends are
passed to see him occupy the sach-
em‘s stumo
Phoenix Engine Company members
uild their families enjoyed their annual
social time at the headquarters of the
commny in Main street yesterday ar-
sermon. Promptly at 1: 30 the sump-
tum dinner was served at one long
table prettlly decorated. which reach-
ed the whole length of the lower floor.
The menu included cold roast turkey.
with cranbury sauce, cold roast chica-
en, cold roast pork. celery. chicken
lobster and potato salads fruits nuts
confectionery coffee and the other
sidhxdishes that go to make up a real
good dinner.
11
Could Bill
695*
w
lal,‘
W . be. 'H.
is“. i.
Cherry 33Re3l3i Corned Beef.
sec or
{lull Iolrlll'illutilo
or“
Plillm lion 00, ill. 1.
5‘3
Audit Hall. Friday Night,
January mm 1902.
TICKITI.
Admitting Gentlemen and Ladies,
so CINTO.
Ticlrets can be obtained of all mem-
bers.
HOYT’ 8 THEATRE
The Campbells are Comin’. Hurrah:
Hurrah!
TUESDAY EVENING. JAN. 14.
The Knifes.
68th Highlanders. Canadas Crack Mil-
in
try Band.
60 Musicians. l6 Vocal Choir. 6 High
land Dancers. 2 Bagpipers. 4 Brit-
ish Military Butlers, 1 Giant
Drum Mater
Appearing in full Kilt Regimentals.
By authority of His Majesty' s Gov
ernmeut in Canada and by special per
mission of Col. macdonald and officers
commanding the Celebrated 60th High.
landers' Regiment.
Has created 5. furore of enthusiasm
In 200 American cities,
Prices—25c. 50c and 91.00.
HO’Y'T‘S' THEATRE.
MONDAYEVININC,‘ JANUARY 12,
A Charming Rural Play.
PEACEFUL
VALLEY
In. 3
«hand.
Pillklls
pound.
l‘ ilnlia as. luxuriant-4T1!!-
min: utilitinuous service at the
ill NMJII.‘ 06 our prmnlncnt Wis
this. as well as at private homes. has
Irell rue varied on rip
lsl‘umof women. 5.” ‘
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Mimi) from strain Ii :imi
niljeut. and n.1,,“ mg of
your (‘wummni i lit-dun”
once x ml in a} r \ roller
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more and have ll 0 till
lam mt. ll ui I-moi in “link
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by R. E. Kidder
Author of "A Poor Relation." “Sky
Farm.” etc.
NEW SCENRRY
and
EXCELLENT COMPANY 3
including 3
ALDEN BASS
as
HOSRA HOWE.
26, so, 15 came. 5
PRICES,
Often. very (63763633, those who toil
hardest. squander most. A disregard
of the importance of SMALL say»
[NOS ls often responsible3 for their un-
happy condition.
Those who never made an effort to
save their money are invited to come
and see what we can do for them. One
dollar starts an account.
Open daily 9:00 to 12:00; 1:00 to
flu ‘ it u ”
‘ u
FROM THOSE
KERfliiiii MIPS
which you have In the loft and
we can nt‘them as 3'
rolluulls liIPS
Cost less has 61.60 each.
Latest Idea on the market.
Call and let us explain it to you.
I
Conn. Railway (it
Lighting Co.
36 WASHINGTON STREET
3:00. Saturday conning. 6:00 to 8:00
The South Norwalk
a ”00*"
Sayings Bank,
weirdo BANK BUILDING.
Soiit3h Norwalk, Conn,
’ December 26th, roar.
The trustees hive ordered that
the into to be credited to the
depooltorsyib the Savings De for.
meat, Januar lat. 1902, shal be
at the rate of out (a) per cent. per
annutn3“
CHARLES E. HOYT, ».
. Treasurer.
“qumhwmoblsamassl
gr! mmwluln%,m
{a “your:
- been issued.
.fiam...“
iiiiliiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiili
winery Designed.
Mourning Hats and Bonnets; also
Silk Nun's Voila and Mourning Face
Voila really to .0.... on» work will
resolve sinful and prompt attention.
i,» ' 6120mm!
6'. , Conn.
*2?
4.7""!
connect-s with up. seem as-
usllaums‘t a u. asses. ’-’ 3" ‘
sadpsvslbswsyformba’
.M
* madam Colonel l. s. Kenmore died
In the civil- war
j collector of internal rerenus for New
~ Tort, snob-hi
. 33333.33 “Immoral
WABl-llN
value of the. lipid
United States n10”
first time the button-"limits mark ac;
cording to the genital Wily so
on mineral result ,
61 067 .603. 606 as
000. 894 in 16,99 a use
or 9. 853 per cent. 1m 6“
yielded more than Ital ,
total their combined ”rails mg over
2606. 3000 .000. The statistical-:oiiluroary
of the production of the “MIA lulu
erals already has been published
The total value at the mines of the
27 .,658 166 long tons of iron ore pro
duced in 1900 was 6636300606 as com
pared with $34, 999 ,077 ill 18%, a gain
or 00.26 per cent. The average price
was 62.62 per long ton. as compared
with 61.62 per ton In 1899, a gain of
70.6 per cent. The report shows that
pig iron production in 1900 increased
1. 26 per cent. in tonnage and over 0
per cent in value over the recording
breaking year of 1899. The total steel
production was a decrease of over 660,.
000 long tone from 1809. The most
of”? important gains in gold production
were In the Coward Peninsula, of Alan-
he, the Cripple Creek District of Colo
rude and in Arlaona. The yield for
, the year was valued at 279,171,000, a
' gain of 28,117,600 over 1899. The silver
: output was of the commercial value of
1 $35,761,160. The report notes great ac-
.: tivlty for the year in old and new cop-
. per properties. In 1809 the production
, of coal in the United States eiceoil
fi ed for the first time that of Great
, Britain: in
« ‘ Britain was
, lag the United States firmly in the
900 the lead over Great
uch increased thus '6:
first place among the world’s produce
3" era.- Next to this the most interest-
ing feature of the production of 1900
was the inherited increase in value
compared with the increase in sun
page. The production in 1900 was
260,881,897 short tons, value of 2306.-
evl.906, the increase over 1690 being
more than 16,000,000 tons in amount
and more than 660,000,000 in value.
The strike in the anthracite region cut
short its output by probably 5.000 .000
long tons and coat the miners some-
thing over 610.,000000 in wages The
advance in value or bituminous coal
was unprecedented the average price
per ton having risen from 87 cents in
1809 to 61.06 in 1900.
The experts loftoal In 1000 amount.
ed to only a llttlaover three per cent.
of the total produced and the Imports
were still smaller. The crude petrol-
eum production exceeded all records.
a large increase being especially noted
in West Virginia, Ohio Indiana and
Texas. The indications for 1901 are
for a largely increased output of pe-
troleum over 1900.
“PLUGCER BILL" WON HANDICAP.
SALT LAKE, Utah. January 9~John
M. Chapman well known profes-
slonsl bicyclist has received a letter
from Melbourne. Australia. which
,stateg that Trillium Martin. known all
over the world as Plugger Bill" Mar-
tin, won the big Australian handicap
race held at Melbourne early in Db
camber, in which race he cleared 637,-
000. The race was a two mile handl-
cap. with a first prize of 22.000, and
Martin backed himself to the extent of
835,000. When he crossed the tape first
his friends rushed to his side, lifted
him on their shoulders and carried
him to his dressing room. Martin in-
tends to return 10 his home in Lowell,
Mafia, next spring.
RECEPTION TO GOV. SHAW.
DES MOINES. la.. January 9.—
Governorelect A. B. Cummlns will we
side at the reception given by the
Grant Club tonight for Governor Show.
in honor of his elevation to the seem-
taryslll‘l of the treasury. The toasts
will in u
dent illlsm B Allison
Jonathan r. Dollib en The House of
Representatives ueorge D. Perkins;
The Cabinet. Late Young; The Beer.-
The Senate.
. cary of Treasury. L. 2!. Shaw; Nebras-
, aha. Edward Itosswatsr: lows. George
' McLean, of the State University.
COLONEL MESSMORI‘. DEAD.
LOB ANGMB, Cab. January 2.—-
Following the death of his wife last
a yesterday, aged eighty years. He
no a native of Miohlgamu’gmws;
W In organising rt
lint Wisconsin infantry, which he led
Afterward he was
Worker buttons
aural and that of 16rd.
bs 1201611660 today
_"‘sl ”‘6, in, Hi. In;
3' pPrlsed a '
I a pleasau6 Inte’rnai remedy In tablet
i’ forth: amulet! everywhere admit that
sell at a
- Bridgeport. Conn:
do the iollowing: The Preal- ‘
capital unseat (that is
. W assume.
A Claims 17'.me
Hub is Cu Cami-oil
e have used apron, fuhal
. . washes for satarrh and
owing the use of
“Stuart tal‘rli Tablets. which they
pts‘ for full sized treatment
Is“ fills starfish. most effective and pops
tar an! allimutarrh remedies.
. _ Ngsrly all cheap cough mixtures and
throat lozenges contain opiates; these
cheap medicines give a temporary re
lief especially with little children by
destroying nerve sensation; the irrita-
tion in throat, which causes coughing
is temporarily removed, not-by remov-
ing the sense but by deadening the
nerves of feeling; the irritation Is not
felt although it is still there and will
promptly return ~
Stuart' a Catarrh Tablets Is the best
remedy to remove catarrhal secretion,
whether In the nose. throat or stomach
because they are composed of whole-
some sntlseptlcs ..ke Red Gum, Blood
Root. etc.; when you use these tablets
you know what you are putting Into
your system and not taking chances
with cocaine, opiates or similar pois-
ons found in so many catarrh cures
and cough medicines.
Dr. Ramsdeii, In commenting on ca-
tarrh cures says: “I can heartily re
commend Stuart' s Cater... .ablets be
cause they contain no cocaine nor oth
or dangerous drug found in so many
advertised catarrh cures. l have
known of many cases of long standing
catarrh of the head and throat com-
pletely cured by the daily use of these
tablets for several weeks. One case In
particular which I could not reach
with an inhaler or spray and where the
catarrh caused daily headaches and a
noticeable loss of hearing. was entire.
ly cured by this harmless but effective
remedy."
Dr. Wainwright says: “I never hes-
itate to prescribe Stuart's Catarrh
Tablets for catarrhal headaches and
catarrhal deafness because I know
them to be perfectly safe for child or
adult and have seen many remarkable
cures resulting mun their regular dal—
ly use: because they are advertised
and sold in drug stores is no reason
why any good physician should not
use them, because we should seize up-
on the means of cure wherever found.”
Stuart’s Catarrh Tablets are espec-
ially valuable for catarrhnl colds in
children, because they are pleasant to
the taste and may be used freely to
break up severe colds and croup at
the very beginning.
All llruggists sell the remedy at fifty
cents for full sized package.
A little book on causes and cure of
catarrh mailed free by addressing the
F. A. Stuart (10., Marshall, Mich.
10-11
CONNECTICUT PATENTS.
The following were issued January
7,1002. List furnished lrom office of
A. M. Wooster. solicitor of patents.
Edgar 8. Downs.
New Haven. carbonometcr; Warren H.
Tayuor. Stamford; changeable com-
bination key-lock; Stephen M. Wells,
Jr., Bristol, bulterchain; Edward H.
Elder. Norwich, ejector for break-
down guns; Frank 1... Cross. Mystic.
feeding-machine: Dwight. 6. Clark.
Plainville, register top plate: John A.
Lamb. ,Grosvenor Dale. warp-stop-mo-
tion apparatus. Labels: Stanley
Rule & Level 00., New Britain. "Ball-
ey." (I-‘or Planes.)
HARVARD U NIVERSITY DEFICIT.
Institution Ran Behind $321,579 Last,
Year.
BOSTON. January 9.—The state-
ment of the treasurer of Harvard Unl-
verslty, which has Just been presented
to the board of overseen, shows that
the University ran behind 6621.579 for
the year ending July 81, 1001. There
v2;- a Fanatic of 6687.183 on the othhs:
a s o the edges strolls aisle of t
Prooedlnt year. it at said that the
great Increase in the construction ac
count accounts for the deficiency.
There was also a solicit Ill lilo woount
of the University, the college. the sol
entitle school and one library of 656..
190. The law school reaped the larg
expenditures, 689,202. The report
shows that the Invested funds of the
of University monsoon on July 21.1001
00 612.119". 688.
:81th
The ‘correspoudlng
slop-year was 212 .616.“
total amount oftil's gifts for
gifts for are-
attaches funds or for increasing old
funds) was 2626.662 The total sai-
6133.“ gift-forumadMuuwss
loam malice
“flat-«Murmur»
them worsi
1 The total rouolmbr
72,767,666; «mm 62,662,628.
vans mom's m ’lr.
saw mm, mm 6- 9"”?
of motor WW
My Makes its. ,
‘ useless and Inconven-
The simple stabsment that we bay
convey to your mind the economic din
emphasise the matter we would explain that this sale means a rolling!”
auction of price on every garment in
maxing season is over in this store. I
to turn the garment stock into cash, an
There s little sentiment about it;
prompts us to hand out these handao
less pricest than the cost of product
With nearly four months of weal-i
not to be missed.
WOMEN'S JACKETS.
Handled every one of them; decided
upon the utmost limit of loss they
would stand, and have priced them ac.
cordingly coiiectsd In lots, choice, so
much for any garment in each lot. This
makes selecting easy for you.
Women’s Grey Cloth Cools. double
breasted storm collar worth $5. 00;
sale price, 62.98.
Women’s Black Beaver Cloth Coats,
velvet collars, latest cut; a bargain.
66.76.
Women' a All Wool Heavy Cloth
Coats velvet collars, sale price, 66. 98.
Women s Black Melton Cloth Coats.
superior finish handsomely stitched.
twilled silk lined. sale price, 27. 69.
Women's Oxford Raglan Coats, all
wool, reduced from 812. 08 to 68. 69.
TAILOR MADE SUITS.
Those for winter wear. Some very
select choosings for you here. Made
of the newest materials. Styles up to
the minute. The vary but production'
of tailor artists are represented here.
thtls weak on place, hence the present
reduced prices.
Women’ a Black All Wool Serge
Suits, Jacket fine quality. sateen lined;
skirt 3iionuce. taffeta silk trimmed, sale
price 27. 40.
Women's Blue Serge Suits. jacket
double breasted, silk lined, latest
3333:2393“ skirt; a bargain, reduced to
Women's All Wool Homespun Suits,
e decided to hays a oldalt:
portance of the event, ‘so to
the stock. it means that the “till:
t means that we shall at once proceed,
d we're going to do it at a big muses. ‘
Just plain business judgment which .
me garments in you (in many cases).
ion.‘
ng weather before you, this chance is
jacket 8satin lined, worth 215; now oil-
ly 20.98
Women’s All Wool Ladies' Cloth
Suits, taffeta silll trimmed collar and
cuffs3 silk lined reduced from 619, 98
to 611 69
Missee' AND CHILDRENS'
oasmsura
To fit all ages from 4 to 16 years.
Every cost, no matter how fairly it
has been priced, in now rte-priced, and
this rapriclng moans much to you. ,
Children's Coats. made of heavy Ca-
nadian Need. braid and button trims
med sale price. 61..75
Children’s Box Coats in Castor,
Blue, Brown and Tan, sale price, 26.22
|. Children' s Raglan 3Coats In Red.
Blue. and Oxford, sizes age from 6
to 123 years, sale price, 66. 7b.
Misses" Raglan Coats, lined through-
out. reduced from 610 to 27. 40.
GOLF CAP“.
011-! SR CAPES.
There should he never a caps. loft sf-
tor the ssie'. over with such offerings
as those. we not dimes but dollars
you're living this time.
Women's Golf Capes, made of dou-
blegfaced all wool material sale price,
5 8
i Women' 3 Block 3Beaver Cloth Capes,
:Ancy' trimmed satin lined, sale price,
6 69
"Women 5 Superior All Wool Cloth
,,Capes heavy satin lined, good value
at 2153, sale price 68.n8.
86 & 88 WASHINGTON 51'th 1'.
room iron watts
Men’s. Youths’
there will be the
? uou have saved.
5‘
Clothing Sale
NOW On.
i and Furnishings being sold regard-
less of their original cost.
i cau‘iind some suits here 000 and
hours will be proud to wear. and
faction of thinking of how much
Francis St Co.
f 98 Washington as.
So. Nor-walk.
and Bous’ Suits
You
additional satis-
sstproutsfertheyeareoverod bythe‘ ...
[3090". The receipts were 2122,22”: ‘
fl'lgflfiisn
wens nurse
”at a
33.
A3313 YOU
FOR NINETEEN TWO
Our ammunitioseenslstsof thousands of obs- of the very best
coid- proof. mightiest, which we are prepared so chocolate your all ,
lsr upon slight provocation. Our stock is by far the largest in lion
was“
I!” ton represents 2000 pounds of benstyslup.
can sell: your heater and enable you to flu in.
masriutauomniom Oureoslloollsxoodfll'd
' We’ll harsyosr 6061M when vomit.
Norwalk Chronicler