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‘ land
'. second with
Editor and Proprietor.
‘lnllluro Almanac for Tomorrow.
find time 7: 18: note 4: 43.
A! title 11! 57 it. 111.; latidn 5: 35 n. pl.
huntrluo communication. tor
,Clllh éiilo‘o ohould be addressed to Thai
Ml. ‘Pol'nnll ioturn not desired
‘ The head pupil in the class that
t graduated from the Brookhn
tgh School was Augusta Accoor.
olored girli eighteen years old.
liter standing III the final examina-
titm was 906.
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II‘AII indiLatiIIn of RolIcIt Ilnrus'
pOptllarit'y is furnished in the Ieg~
rotor at the poet 5 L-IIIIIIge. ill Allo-
way. in which 24,190 liitliierl of vis— '
itors were WIitten in the year
1900. Names of residents of Scot-
naturally predominated.
therc‘being 16.980. England uIIs
3.970; the Lnited'
States thiId with 18o5; lreland
fourth with 507. and tanada fifth
with 260.
\
Dean Hale III his lL‘IILlllly pulI-‘
lished autobiography says: “tine
of the best of mph and most helov ‘
ed of bishops was seated on a‘
bench III some public gtounds and
was talking to a little maiden who
came by, some seven years of age.
I nlttst go now. he said. and you i
must help me to rise, but 1’ III
afraid you’ll find me \er heavy "
Oh, IILI.’ she replied. you re not
half so drunk as father often 15'
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c—u—io—‘yw
T he Rev. Mr. Pearson. "the par-
son sheriff" of Cumberland coun—
ty. Maine. who has made great ei-
forts to enforce to the letter the
State prohibitory law. in his an—
nual report shows that he served
4.916 seizure warrants and had
success in 92;. taking a total of 9.—
553 gallons of liquor secured 290
conVIctions out of 037 arrests,
with fines aggregating $3 Son. Of.
74 cases appealed 39 convictionsj
were obtained and the tines thus
collected netted $25.43).
The \\'estinghouse lllcctric
Compant has completed \ilsl
buildings at MaItIi‘lcster ii upland
which cost $7 000.000 III-dish
builders \I ho salt thL plans lIcl'I‘III
the construction had been startLIl
said that five years would he re-
quired to perform the work. L'n-
der the. direction of capable \In-
erican superintendents the task
was finished in lLss than a \ear.
The accomplishment it is said
is a source of pleat amazement.
both among employers and work-
men.
WHAT WOMEN ARE OOiNG
They tell me that the. long hip is the
feature of the new corsets.
Do you keep your shoes on trees
when they are not on your feet? You
' ought to.
, Nothing seems to please the major-
ity at women so well for dress linings
u taffeta.
India linens. \ letoria lawns and the
like on some of the staple summer
goods that are being ordered vet's fwé~
ly. We are told that the prices will be
higher than last season.
The girdle is a shape of corset in
great favor with young ladies of alert-,-
der form. it sites the little supm
needed It the waist. and leaves the rest
. of the body tree and unburdened.
Will there be an end to the fad for
collecting beer stelns? The rage for
them has been the means of some Very .
hand-one nteins being produced
such n variety indeed that it seems as
it the ingenuity of the designers must
be exhausted.
White and block and block and white
are Its much in vogue as ever. Separ~ .
“tribal I1 w‘
PEACEFUL VALLEY.
saw, on last Monday. at the Academy
UARY WI 1903- of Music. one of tho moat pleasing
performances that have been given in
this city in a long time. All left the
mention W him they budTon
We) oimmindto or the t me he
‘,porl‘o who given by Alden Bass 1
. iand his company. presenting EdwnId
E. hidder’u delightful story of New
Hampshire lli’o. entitled Peaceful an
ley Blightcl than Sky Farm and more
entertaining ...an A Poor Relation.
from the time the curtain rose on the
first not until it fell [III the last time
there was not a dull moment. in tho
entite play. Mt Buss. the star of the
company, in a worthy suctcssor to Mr
Russell. This was his llrut visit to
this city. so far as is known by the
writer. but. let no express the wish that
it is not his lust. although a star hosi-
tates to play return dates in towns
where he does not receive liberal pat.
lounge MI, llaon gave to the I haruI:
tor (If Hosea Howe that delightful nat-
ural touch that is hard to describe.
ills walk was most pleasing to the.
fItir- sized audience present. which won
quick to catch and appreciate the
blight and humoIons linen. Without
Iduention he in one of the best charac-
ter comedians that has ever been seen
in this city, not excepting even M'
.charuetel, and Mr .Bans succeeded in
, Ilvotlng the attention of the audience
‘wlIlclI laughed at his pointed snltIoII.
wiped their eyes suspiciously in the
‘Inore pathetic moments and showered
hourly and spontaneous applause upon
him in his triumphs. In the character
of Virgin Rund Miss Polly Stockwell
demonstrated that she is on exc~eeding
ly clever young actress and her work
stands forth prominently. Gray
”Fowler on Jack Farouuhur Lucie A
Rogetn an Niobe FarquhaI William
Belfort as Charlie Rand Louise Syd
tooth on Mrs. Howe, and James
Dltkson as lothunl Ford were all good
in their respective roles and are wor
tny of mention .——(‘heloeu. Mass. 'l‘elet
gluph and Pioneel January
Hoyt's Theatre. Monday night.
THE KlL'l'IES COMING.
His Majesty's Government in Cana-
da has been prevailed upon to permit
the celebrated "Mitten." 48th High
lauders' Regiment Band, to make. a
.i‘ourth ofliclal concert tour of America.
Enuder their leader, John Slatter. These -
tours. of which Cameron Brown, of
Belleville. Ont.. a prominent Scottish.
.Canadian, is president and financial
head. are under the professional direcO
tion of T P Power. who for
years has business manager of Am-
with of trodirey 3 British Band l‘he
Build will appeal in lloyts 'l'rneute
Tuesday. one night. only Those who
have heard the band at the Pan-Ameri-
can and in 200 American titles al-
ready visited in thblr regular COlltt‘ll
piping and vocal choruses by the. regl.
meut‘s own talent. say it is worth gt.»
lug many miles to hear their exquisite
concert and military music, whiln
their costume, which have led to their
pet name or “The Kilties.‘ are the most
striking IIIId‘unique erm by any mili-
tary organization on the continent.
Manager Hoyt is to be congratulated .
in having secured them, for “TheKIl-
ties" made many friends on II former
visit. and these. with many others. will
be. glad to greet them again.
RELEASE OF MlSS STONE.
Believed to he Only a Question oi a
Few Hours.
LONDON, January ltl.—-T?‘.e release
of Miss Ellen bl. Stone by the 0.1-.
{ands who have held her in captivity
:lnce September 3, is believed to be a
question of hours. An otheial telo
:ram received in Imdon this after-
"10011 and which was dispatched from
Constantinople alter midday todnv,
says the rcleue of lion Stone is im~
mlnent.
BLOWN TO ATOMB. '
The old idea that the body come»:
i lines needs a powerful. drihtkt purgn
tivo pill has been exploded: for Dr ‘
King's New Life Pills which are per-
fectly harmless gently stlmn}nto liver
and bowels to expel poisonous matter,
cleanse the 8)‘ atom and absolutely cure
Constipation and Sick Headache. Only
:ch at F. H Euler's South Nor-walk
drug store, and John A Riggs'u Nor-
walk drug store.
ROOFER FELL 75 FEET.
HARTFORD Conn. January. I:.~—‘
Rpul Johnson. a router. tell from the
lite. many theatre goers of this city '
MR. JAMES A. BRANNIGAN announce. that he will teach violin at Ma
Russell himself. the originator of the hackemo Hotel South Norwnlk on Thursday of each week, beginning Thun-
day, January 9, 1902. For partlcularnddrenn the Studio, Room 16, Warner
1 Building. Bridgeport, Conn.
“ctr pays” “To TRADE“ "
AT HOUSTON’S.
THREE SALES IN ONE D.
TOMORROWwFIRST SALE FROM 9 A. M. TILL 12 P. M.; SECOND SALE FROM in
NOON TILL 6 P. M.; THIRD SALE FROM 6 P. M. TILL to P. M. JUST TO SEE HOW
MANY PEOPLE READ OUR AD. CAREFULLY WE WILL PLACE ON SALE SOME OF '
THE GREATEST BARGAINS EVER OFFERED IN CONNECTICUT- BUT REMEMBER .
THAT ONLY DURING THE HOURS MENTIONED CAN YOU SECURE THEGOODS AT
CUT PRICES. WE HAVE EXTENDED THE TIME LIMIT, SO EVERYBODY CAN GET
HERE IN TIME TO SECURE SOME OF THE PLUMS.
First Sale, 9 A. M. to I2 Noon
NIGHT
MEN'S OUTING FLANNEL THE BEST 251' POCKETBOOK ill BYXBEE‘S or MORSE’S SHOE POL-
SHlR'l‘S, sold everywhere at 50c, America, 9 a. m. till 12 noon 18c [SH value 100, at ‘ be.
from it I. m. to 12 noon. III. CUTICURA SOAP. from 9 a m. Im BRUSU B‘WD a“ 00‘0" 4“ Y“
1g “00,. 16.. cake SILK TAFETTA RIBBON No.22 III,
60 worth 25c yd., at 12.0
GREY TWILLED FLANNEL, worth
30c yd., at there hours, ITORCHON LACES and INSERTIONS.
_ . 6: I] So uallt
IDOMET PLANNED worth lie, at to. ISAHSY a y
6-4 CHENILIIE TABLE COVERS
worth 980., at these hours,
lR-lN.
LADIES’ UMBRELLAS, one hundred
flue handles to choose from, our mg I
ular price has been $1.00 and $1.25.
from 9 a. m. to 12 noon. 790..
Odd lot or MEN'S UNDERWEAR in
lleoced, all worth She; not many in
Be
GERMANTOWN AND
SHETLAND FIIOSS. 8c skeln.
49c I HOUSE WRAPPERS. were priced up
COTTON DIAPER. worth 5m to 980 600
the entire lot, 9 a, m, till 12 noon. pleIc at 39"
29c.
till/2L- SILESIA in gray or black. 90.1
EllllaRDOWN DRESSING SACQUES.
were $100 and $1. 25 50 c.
FUR NECK SCARFS regular prices
Clearance Sale
of Ladies’ Tailor-made Suits.
Jackets and Capes. and the
balance of our Fur Boas.
Mulls and Jackets at one-
half former prices.
HOUSTON’S 1105 thin Street Bridgeport.
33" Car tare on 35.00 purchases or over.
Italy they on: he very at g. a
combined one the most in loathe
in drab mnteria an Newer than this is top of the Kellogg nod Bulkoley Com
block and corn. and for this to predict- Many“ a building. on Pearl street. where
odngmt run. as the vogue hadn't time «1 he was at work this forenoon. a dln- ‘
to get a fair ntnrl last season. dance of titty—live feet. it in thought ;-
Boneless nrdlnen make excellent onl- that he received injuries that will!
Ids. Watercress or lettuce may be prove null lie on removed to dim
lined with them. hard boiled egg: and ;St. Francis Hospital.
chopped olives. Upon the ingenuity dis— ~—-——-—-—-—-————-———-
in the Imminent of the ma- THE HOMlLlEST MAN IN SOUTH:
W will depend the beauty or the NORWALK.
m. One will out the cm In slices As well on the hnndnomont and 0th:
dlonolo them about the airline: or; are invited to (all on any druulnt
an the center. while another nod got tree A trial bottle of Kent In‘ps ‘
will note ring. o! the whites nnd grate Bulam for um 1pm.: “.1 Lung. a
over cre- am all moody that in gull-Inland to cure rind
not a ”slim hm ind there of relieve Ill Chronic uni Acute Donuts
06ml mm out. The well Inll- ”‘th Bron hltl d Chum tlon
it“! have to get out advance coring p.10. 35., “demo? on 3 I“
m fit the benefit or their cuntommi
W m min! 3W"! the "M W rnlnuavo nanny Multan.
min chow up their laundered tailor .3 "my YORK Jun" 10 ._.1 no
“d that the manhunt: unto
' NF “0' mm It“ “W! I‘ll“ lulu Them. which urine mm
from m. moon.- on oxonodlngly
both. oonntuoror tor-ottoman: and
lg duh-no tor the tune people.
”mug“ mnidnnot who“:
and have tltneto dollhorntoon
chill out our-elm ll! and
GLOYER’S
THE PLACE.
Don't hang on the chariot
of progress and be yanked
Get
seat with the driver and set
the pace. We hold the rib-
bons and set the pace for.
along. on to the
everything that pertains to
FOOTWEAR.
THE HANAN SHOE.
for men. surely rests on the
pinacle of perfectness in
the shoe world; and the
ELITE. for men. and the
SOROSIS.
stand at the head of the
$3.50 class.
for women.
lieu Shoes 'llIIt Fit
Grand Opening
We will open the doors or our new
Billlilll LIQUOR STORE
in 18 lain ntreet. Normalk, tomormn
We ll'e naming rpeclnl price"; {or the
evening only and handsome pmocntu , Very may Butter, per 1b,,
will be givon to all purchasing to the
amount or no III-nth
We rot-ll our goods it wholeanlo
prime and convince yonmlvu.
if you come once you will unruly conn-
will.
“truly yonn.
Itllll Win a Liquor lime
I'M-AU" BIO... mm
"lull 81M smut.
'i.
TN! 'RIIlDINT "LII".
3progmm to which in added some high W W
.ly proficient Highland dancing. bag
It Never Rams
But it Paul's
Keep this in
umbrelln
m ind -Aproeure
an and don‘t be
dran'th in the IIcIII. ‘
Now an umbrella is not no-
cessarily an expensive article.
Certainly we. have them as high
as $2.60 each but “'9 can give
you an exceptionally good one
Here it, is. It has a
metal roll, is close roll, nicely
designed handle, a natural crook
——oh. yes, the covering is of
gloria. the material that wears
Outwears pure silk ev-
i‘IIr 750.
so well.
cry time.
We just take this opportunity
to also mention the special in
the B K: B Shirt—a white pleat- .
ed bosom, when you see it you
will easily think the price
about 81.50: but We have
marked it It 98 cents.
Goodwin
THE TAILOR
Mahackemo Block.
Is
it
MW.-. . .... .I . .
AT JOSELOFF’S
III the, tune Grab. sum. the?
strictly Fresh Eggs, per don, 38c 9
25.2%
Bode. Lemon or Ginger Crackers.
per lh.. 5c
2 large Smoked Rot-flu. be
Kiln Wood. oer handle,
6 gallon Oil, lilo
Bring your premium cord and have
it punched.
JOSILOI'I‘. 71,1. "all St.
Taylor it (bitten
'Wl theAmerlmBmd—
Mic ALL WOOL HENRIETTA. for 43¢.
I . V ‘ $2. )0 and $2 75 $1.49,
"AP”‘S EMBRO‘DEREDHANDKER 12 BARS BEST LAI‘NIInv SOAP. for PLANNED WAIisrs regular prices
(.HIEFS. fine quality. sold up to 150 250 $1. 00 and S] 25 and ‘1'50' 690.
each, 9 a. in. to 12 noon. 9e. each. PINT BOTTLE ()P‘ AMMONlA, 30. N. B.-—-None exchangeable.
Second Sale, l2 Noon .till 6 P. M.
LADIES' and MIESSES' RAGLANS. MEN'S ALL WOOL
were. $12.98 and “4.98. 3650‘
CHILDREN S REEFFRS slen from 4
SOCKS. grey, VAL. LACE. 60, he and Mo quality, 50,
blue, natural and camel hair, value M14311 3‘1ZES SAFETY PINS. nickel 01‘
no ,
-e' ,. - 3c card.
to 14 years, regular prices 81. 50 to 20‘ 12 till 6 pym 1°C pair 350C LADIES’ FANCY ALL SILK
337;. $100 MENS Fle “001. SHIRTS and NECKWEAR 35c
LADIES' and MISSES 310.00 JACK DRAWERS good might made to 500ALL‘V00LFRENC‘H FLANNgEsL
‘ 3 n . 2 . C-
lAhl'iii'S and nurses man liitif: i“; ii. ’1 5 m :1 W “cm 1 iiii BEST ”mm ““3“”. 3%0-
‘Izmrs I I... ‘scflso Only “‘0 shim and two drawers PlVE ARM TOWEL RACK, worth 10c,
sold to one (“hammer . for 5‘3
LADIES and MISSES’ 51500 and ,,,,,,, GLOW NlGHT LAMPS, 19c.
$18.60 JACKETS. 38. 90. CHlWRP" S R‘UBH‘ U ~» I'IIINA cosmnonns, 25c.
LADlES' FAST BLACK COTTON WEAR vents and pants all sizes
HU CK TOWELS good value for 12c;
value 250 and 350
D..m
from 12 till 6
150.
20%] seamless from noon till 6 p.
Sc a pair; value 1292c
at 90.
OUTING FLANNEL SHIRTS, dark or
CHILDREN‘S FINE land 1 RlBBED LADIES' and CHlIIDREN'S BLACK llg ht. 19c.
FAST BLACK HOSE size 5 to 9% OR WHITE SIDE SUPPORTERS. AH. lIlNEN TOWELING, value 12%0.
from 13 till II p. m., tie a pair, 70 pair. 9c.
Third Sale, 5 P. M. to IOP. M.
-—..—-.—-—-.
25L llllbllllt‘lTA or SERGE.17I'.
79L (THEVIOT SERGE in brown or:
Blue. 550.?
'l‘l'RKlSH TOWELS worth 12‘1“, 10c. 1;
PILLOW CASES. the best make, “I
‘it'IHILl’lREN'S CHAIN the
kind 10c.
ROI.‘ NI) l. lNEN CORSET LACES. 2
yds. long v orth 3e now -i for be
Sill!" (‘0‘llBS good styles north 15
PURSES. LADIES l- IIANNEIIET I E NlGH’l‘
(lOWNS regular price 75c. 58c.
LADIES' l“l.ANNELET’I‘E Nltili'l‘
GOWI‘I'S. regular price $1.0“, 78C.
LAIJIES‘ FLANNEL \K’AISTS, all new,
I’I'I'I- SHEETS, an exceptionally good? at 7C-
bargain. 45c. ; LADIES' BLACK senor: suns, a. “”ar'ya'WO‘m an“ Siz‘fs'bmo" 0“
TABLE LINEN. 1;} bleach, 68 ineho‘: new silk-lined Jackets, our regular ”ON. 1'98“!“ prices "-93 and 32:25).
wide. :soe. . price $10.00. 37.50 31.39
PATENT HOOKS AND EYES, nickel :lIADiES FLANNELETTE NIGHT LADiES‘ DRESS SKIRTS, regular
or black, 10c kind. tic card. GOWNS. regular price 500.. 38c. prices. $3.98. $4.50 and $4.98, $2.19
CALL 58-25.
Seymour’sStore
’ , Quality and Value; for This Week:
We ofi’or anelegant line of Prunes from 6 to ace. 1b.; Evaporated Peaches. 15c. 1b.; Evapor-
ated Apricots. The finest grade of pure Fruit Jams, me. to 25c. jar; domestic or imported. We
have a splendid Jelly in all flavors, 2 for 25¢.
Fancv Creamery Butter always a leader; 3 lbs Boss Milk Crackers for 25¢. ; Choice Soda
Waters, Ioc. lb; New Beans. 10c. qt.; Cranberries. Ioc qt. , Campbell's Soups. Catnup. Chili Sauce
Worcester Sauce. all popular, 10c. values; Double Cream Cheese. Coffees from one. lb up; Splendid
Tear—There is no customer so poor that he wants poor tea-get ours. and you will be suited.
New Maple Sugar, Syrup and all the popular brands of Pancake Goods. i
Our facilities and experience are always at your command. In!
barles E. Seymour,
Leading Grocer. 555 West Washington St. So. Norwalk.
zIII RETAIL "one: "
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4 RITA“. 8703!!
IN N. V. CITY. IN DONNIGTicUT.
it you wont to buy Groceries at the latest and lowest prices, this III the store to pntronlw. Just compare our
prices with your Grocer'n each week In see the difference. We can save you money on anything in the. Grocery line
i 20 um ram emu-w sugar, or. 5 ppm Kerouac on for 561:. 3 Can. Magnolia mm: for 256.
5 current—tum: ligln cmmdry mm am as am) pound. flea—IUTTIR.
j Litchlloid County Print luttor (every pound guaranteed) pound. 219. 3 3 -
13 bouillon wood, 25C . ‘3 cm Bum Corn, . Lad;
Putin Patrons Flour, on. be I Till. Wits: ‘ 3 can: Juno Pen. “6
zmuoncodoe tor 25c H 12. n, .BMBMIIIJWI'WI in
'l Ibo. New notion om, 25c. '27..." f“ n; ?z cane Choice Apricoto. are
m IIIIII III-cue“; Ibo. Ilor 25c > . ‘ - .2 pm. IvIIuIIun'I yum, “I:
25c; . MI ‘4 6 ‘D- fume Bottle Ploblu, too
3 can: Ilium Sardines, the; Alvin. soled Drooling. boo, in
M“; . 2r. ,,
" ' I checklist; cIIocILuIv. onocxcnv.
Just hrrlred one «(the urgent and moot complete "moot or Fancy Decor-ted Crockery, oncoming 0!
Can and snow: Iii-to! W, Home. Butter Dinben Sour Bowls and muyothermlciu, “humour“
with mr Mono Tone and Moon.
'1‘“. NEW YORK GROOERY 09.
Antwan-cur
Norwalk Chronicler