AARSPAYJAN. 16, 1902.!
Minion". Alnianuo for Tomorrow.
.Bun risen 7:16: sets 4:49.
Hill; this 4:19 a. m.; 4:42 p. m.
, AfMl tilting“ 'ciSMiriumaub‘m V for
thin OM“ should he addressed to The
, luntlmi. Poruonul letters not lie-Iron.
with DENTINEL TIDE CALENDAR.
A The Evening Sentinel 'l‘ide Calen-
dar will. be issued Saturday, Jan.
‘ my 18th and will be delivered to
”Ill local subscribers and buyers of
the paper that day. The newsdeul
micro and new-boys will be supplied
with the aame'liumber of calendars as
papers. Subscribers will receive their
calendars through the mails. Purchas-
a. ml of The Sentinel through the nowa
dealers and newaboya should soc that
i they receive the clllolldllr also.
‘ Regular readors of The Solltlnoi will
Flioraunpiied first. After this is dollo.
“what remainé will bo distributed to
adults only, who apply at tllo oillco. or
I by mail, on receipt of two cont stamp,
to cover oxponso of mailing and post-
age.
This calendar. introduced and copy-
;. righted lost your, is original ill its
character, and of grout convouicnco to
those who follow tho waior or who
. urn in any way Intorostod ill the tldos,
' was most people living on this coast
‘ "are. The number issued ill largo and
We hope will be suliioicut to supply
‘, ‘all demands. The call for them last
. your was very general, and tllclr nac-
“j‘i’nlneas Was mntlc known to us by
“ many.
The oizegthio your in smallor than
that oillaat your, bllt. wc bciiovo it in
more conv'enient.
During the last two yours (Iorullllly
’has educated in its colonial schools
twenty~flvo young men who havo boon
‘ sent to German Eliot and Southwost
Africa, Knmeroon. 'i‘ogo, South Son 15- ,
land. Iicuador. Brazil,
. Cape Colony and Sumatra.
l’hilippinoa.
The Now Ellitiilliti Historic ".ouoa-
. I logical society has boon illvcatilzniiug ‘
the subject of American coats-oi-arma.
and as a result It rccolllmcuda all Aln- .
ericans cntiticd to those distinctions
to refuse to display thom, on tho.
ground tllat so many i‘aluo claims have
been put truth.
It is calculated that about 108,000
skins of tho ermine will bc llscd to
make the peers' and poorcssoll' robos
for the coronation and that as tho
price of this fur has much incroascd
. ‘in view of the demand, about £27,000 .
‘worth will he. needed tor the ceremon-
iai.
Considering lilo results of tho war,
the extraordinary lllll'tit‘llS and ponlll
ties that cnmo of it,
rules of roconstrllctiou, tho ollo-nidod
politics of tllo chlIlIliI-an party aim-o
the war closod tho Dallas. Nowll doom 1
“it is quite safe to ll-Lii‘l'l that ll‘rllncc
* paid .to Germany a light ponalty \\'lIl'Il
compnred t0 the penalty the pcoplo ol
the south have been required to pay
to the other half of a common coun-
try.”
Many people think that when 11 mes
sage is sent “wireless" it can be costly
intercepted and read. But Mr. Mar-
coni says that messages can only he
caught and road when the rocolver':
and transmittor :lro attllllcd. ’l‘hin at
tuned Hystclll as pcrfoctoii is not at
present in use on ships. it has boon
doomed necessary that cnch Rhlp
ohouid be equippod with apparatus
which will permit of thoir reading a
message sent from any oihcr ship. bo-
cuuao of tho possibility of iiiti being
required in case oi” danger. 'l lloroiIII-o
n
on ships are nttuncd so that one ship ‘,
can culi'lll) any othcr ship. .u prom
out over sixtyships curry pormllncnt
lnatallntiona for wireless tclcarnplly.
It isn’t the Reason for iisll atorioa,
, (in caught a pickcrol in tho Snaqllo
‘I hound river. and when dressing the
x polished provod to ho an t‘lllmllti-
mat ring that an angry Ilwaln had
v‘ thrown into the river at Susquehanna.
ha, in 1885, forty miles from tho nluco
whom the plckcrci was caught. The
with Ind his awootilenrt quarrololl
returned the engagement ring. and ho
'i'lloy mode up their differencing, mur-
mm. The ring has been cent to
z
in tho husband’s cull-In.
.ww-..
‘* 3. null ll co.
A Stock
‘ Brokers,
; WALK AND STAMFORD
tho ii‘it‘rriiosn .
but it In related that a man tho othor ]
5118,11 he found a gold ring which on he. I
W walking beside tho rlvor. Hho‘
yum incensed that he Iurnw it away. I
rm and .now reside at Mansfield]
by the titular. who otrllngeiy,
made on a wire foundation that do“
not COme from a still felt shape. It
can be pinned to the head at ally point
and feels snug and firm.
Green is to be one of the best colors
of the coming season in wax-1h materials.
It's a soft. pleasant color, that will. i
imagine, be universally becoming.
All the new planes have their ribs
running in II horizontal direction. They
will not prove moot becoming to stout
people. still the ribs arc not wldc. and
the tucks. and tiny plaits all tend the
other way, countorlmlng In part the
effect of the crosswise lines.
“The Designer" has a number 01' very
neat designs for honor gowns. atroct
gowns and wraps for elderly ladies. We
grow old lll looks when we do not feel
old, and as It is by the former woman
has to govern her dress. it is pleasant
to have llalno Fashion lend llor hcr as.
aistanco in advancing yours the sumo as
when she was making her debut, get-
ting married. holding i‘rcqucnl and El-
aborato rot-options. etc.
'I‘hill is not the sonaon i'or cvory (Inc
to be buying lit'w luillinI-ry, or couroc
bill molly smartly lil'i‘r‘lsell Iadics‘ arc
uppcariug with now pleura oi' hoadwoala
Ililvon for tho woman who cannot IIIlV.
many chunucn ill a your thcrc la n plou—
‘Hnnt brook ill lilo illollotolly of always
,weal'ing through until spring the Homo
{things wo start lilo sonson with. by
illnving Homoihiulz now just about this
Itimo. ’I‘ho foundation nliltcrlnl. oi‘
courso must be suitcd to tho Roasoll
now, bllt iioworu arc nircllliy inking liic‘
iplaro of {colour and il‘ ono hall to cull-
Isidor tho oxpcusc. she can plan to “SP
Itbcao sumo iioworu again in tho sunl-
iluor or fall.
3 Whon a girl gl‘Ii-i into llcr trims alu-
ii". sllrc to bcuin to take pridc ill lilo
uppcarnnco of her porson. hcr room
and all that silo calla iloru. She has
:llrobnbly not learned to Plillll‘i'lltli‘l'. at
‘icaat not Sillllt'lt‘llli)’ woli to Hilil. hcr
It‘astidlous taste. bllt thoro arc so many
,pl'oity things that can bc made with all
'(lvol‘ laces and colorod silkR that ii a
,girl can Sow writ silo ran i‘lx Ilp lli‘i'
Il'OOI'll vory llnllllsoulcly. 'l‘akc for Ill-
jfilllllt'il pin cushions. ’i‘hcro iii an culi-
31mm varioty posaloio, with simply two
'rmoiorluls. Militrcsa, pillow, round. ob»
loud—wall arc pretty Shanon. (‘ovcroll
'with tho silk. thcn tho laoc. and finish
the cduo with u pillkod I'lliilo oi’ l.lli'
silk ovor—laid with one of loco. [1' do
sirod tiny knots of baby ribbon ulllv bo
caught bore and thorc about tho bond
of lilo rufflc.
'TELEPHONE SOCIETY'S MEETING. .
Mutual Organization of Employees of
S. N. E. T. Co. EICC: officers.
'I‘ho annual mooting of tho 'l‘oio-
pllono lCIllploycoa' Mutual ilouoilt Soo-
Ioty. coulpoml oi' I'Ilillit),\'i‘i.‘H. both
'lloll and wonlou. oi tho Solltllorn i\ou
England ‘l‘olonilollo Company. war
‘.chd ill Now llllron ’I‘Ilosllny. 'I‘llll‘o
,\\‘\‘l'l‘ Iwollly-llio roprosontllllion pros
“Iii from tho dili'orout divisions of lilo
I‘olophollo Ctmlpnny throughout lilt
Stato. Tho rcports .KIIU'AWI tho I
.ilf tho socitty to bo ill ycry mitisfilt“
tory condition. and altol' tho paymollt
of tilt‘ii nllll bolloiil (‘itililih tho ”lli'it't}
now has in lilo ll't‘ilSill'V $Iu_bo0, \llllI-I-
‘lua ucculnulaiod ill about lliuo yours
sincc the sorloty was orguuiaod.
'I‘ho socicty now has n momborshil
,oi 290 poraons, ihcrc haying boon I
I gain of 5.”- Iiul'in; thi- past your. ’i'horl
. Il‘o two ciaqloI of inmrnnw. ono to:
undo and tho otbor l‘or I‘oulnlo mom
,lun's lil’ lilo Alll‘li‘ly. 'I‘llo l’lll'ioty olI-I'I
'll till-.so Uilll‘i‘I‘HI I’roaillolil, ltollorl
.\i. Minor, of Now London; \ii'U-pi'vsi»
it‘lli, 1*), H. \iillnrll, iillrll‘ord: Ill'fl:'»lll'
or, ‘roll. A. ll.
it‘l'l't‘llll‘)’. I“, I’, Lowis, Now Ilnvl-Il.
’I‘ho board of (lll‘i‘i'itil‘s chill-loll IIrI-
ii. W. Lildd. Now iiii\‘('ii‘. t‘. W. Schmi-
Ior, Brldgoport: S. H. Smith, ihlll»
bury; r}. S, Willard, Hartford: ()Iivol'
1., 'l‘llrgoon. Meridon; ii. i. Spuldillg
\liddlotown; Farnum Fox. Now liav
on; R. H. Gray. Now Britain; t.‘. .I.
Iicnjunlin. hotel-bury; .l. V. liiulmcy.
Now London: I.. C. Sylvcstcr. Non
wicll; M. t). lliilblc, Stamford; .Ialllcs
Kiiillt‘ill‘, Ansonill; (1. M. Millikor. i)
'.I. Howling. M. i). Millard and 'l‘. M.
Lawronro, all of New l-lnvcn.
EDWARD WINES.
'l‘ho Now Ilnvcll Iioglutor has tho
following regarding tho Now Huron
man who dicd ill the Norwulk Hospital
’l‘uosdny night:
“Edward Wines was born ill Now
, York, .luly iI_ MHZ, and was clluclltod
ill tho public nchoola thorc. lie was ll
IIniIItor by trado. and ill 1805 oamo to
.Ihin city. Mo was always activc Ill
politics. ill lti'l'l was clot-toll Council»
illllll ill tho Fourth word by tho liopllb
iicnns. Ho scrvod llltorwnrds at din’or-
rout pcriods ill tho Court of Common
Council, and Ill 1891 was oloctcd Ill‘i‘
loommiaaionor. lie was a veteran of
‘lllti civil war. having starved in tho
3 North New York Battery. He won a
I mcmbcr of Admiral Foote Post, (I. A.
It, the Masonic order and other organ-
‘ Izationo. Wines had for the pilot tow
yenra boon traveling Inlosmen for an
oil iirnl."
H
COURT MAHACKEMO OFFICERS.
'l‘llo oflioorll of Court Mallnckcmo.
l"0l'(!litt'l‘li of Anloricn, have been ill-
,»atniloli by District Deputy McKcnlIn.
o! Woiltport. 'l‘ho oilicero are all lol-
l0WRZ
Chloi’ itallgerwlilrnoot Houkina.
Sllll-(Illiof unngormr‘rellerick Wolfr.
I liocrotary-«John Sllcox.
’l‘rcnullrorm-iiun Manner.
Recording Socroturwtleorlle Mull-
lion.
senior Woodwardmclinrad itvlln.
Junior Woodward-John SkIdd.
Senior ilcadiwlildward Connolly.
Junior Beadle—«Charm Cowoli.’
Trustee for three yearn-William
Boiler.
INJURED IN AN ODD WAY.
Mrs. Frederick Road. at Stamford.
has lost the light at her right eye teln-
porarily, the result of a aimior acol-
dent. it happened 'l‘hllruduy but while
IMrII. Reed was our-onto to New York.
ishe had stuck hol- ticket in the apnea
between the woodwork and the annals
story of. the out In trout at bar. Wish-
ing to remove her ovmhooo, III-p.
Reed bent forward to do It). At Illa
Ibent forward her on cunt in oontoot
with the Mill edge at the tlcltot. A
Ismail niece no out tron tho oil
Learnt-lac of tho cinnamon lamina
wumnmm. ‘
WWIM'
There ill E bit of comfort in a hat.
w ‘ that
I‘llublor, Now Illlvoll: .
III’ The MIIIIIII
ii'lIIII h SIIIIII'II III The MIII'IIII
IIII Report in ili’lliilllili’l'
5011898 War iii’ilill’li‘li
During tho month of I'leocnlber
thOIo wrrc 1.145 dcnthu ill Connecticut.
This was forty-one more than in No—
vember. and uixtaon more than ill lic—
omnbor of 1900, and nix loss than lilo
liver-ago lllllllbcr of deaths ill llctti’miLt‘l‘
for the Mo yours prccoiiinn.
’l‘llo l'iilllil‘rl or drain wcro: Small
pox. 2' illl'ilh'il‘ri. l; bl‘lil‘ii‘l f-‘vor. IN;
El'ip. 12', coroin‘o-npinul i‘ovor, I; diph-
Itlloria and croup. iii: whoopilln conub.
.9; orysipolas, 5; typhoid l’ovor. H;
|IlIIlIurIIll l'I-vor, 2; puol‘pornl i‘ovor. l;
Illlllrrhoozll iiifli‘lii’i‘s, 1?; consumption.
III'I': pncllnlmlin, i213: bronchitis. 32;
IliFt’tlHt's of ill rvons uyI-ltom. 152; llonrl
Ilii otllcr Ilia-ounce. 4111.
(listlllRt’, 11:1: llccillont alld Violoncc. III: ‘
, 'l‘llo mortality ill public Institutions1
Ioi’ tho Rtato were: Ill Bridgeport. 7;
Hartford, 10: Middlotown. 14', Now lln~
,von, 24. 'i'wonty-sI-vcn towna worn ro-
IpnrtI-d till having no Iicatila during the
I mouth.
’l‘ho dcnth ratc was 15.3 for largo
IHWIIR. for thc small town~‘. 14.5. Illld
for tho wlloio stnto 15.1. The ill’llllll-i
Il'ollortod from illi’cctiona diseases \vorc
I242. bring 21.1 por cool. of tllII total
I mortality.
(Janos oi‘ illi‘rctioIIR dinoason l't'Dlll‘I~
Iod wcro: Smallpox. 7:
,Rcllrlot iiyol'. :ZIIII; dipllilloriu and
,‘orollp. iiili; whooping cough, 9.0; ty-
Ipboid favor, till; oonsllmptllul ,fi; ly«
:IIIIIH t‘cvcr. l. lloalth ()lfli‘l‘l'ri of 84
[towns roportod that thcy had not bccn
‘Iloiliiod of any illi'octiolls dismlscs.
, (li‘ lilo Ilcnths 254 wcro or chlldrcu
ifivn yours of our and lIuIlIII'. ’I‘llo high-
lost dralh rnto pcl' Littili \vnx 24.2. ill
Il‘lnst Hartford. and tho lowest 6.6, ill
,Vi'allingiord. IlI‘idgoport’s ruto por
jI,IIIIII was 111.1. and Norwaik's rato pol-
, 1.00 was 17.4. .
'I‘llo livillI: births ill Norwnlll. ill No.
voillllcr. \i‘ol'o thirty-lilo; Mill births.
two: Illtll‘l‘ltlgI-‘I, Ilitooll: lolnl dctlillN ill
_i)l‘t'i‘llliit'l', 2i): tit‘illiih‘ ulldor ouo your.
,lIw: iii iliilri from ollo to iivo ydlll'u. ollc;
,I)t‘-I't‘i‘lli.’l,1l’ of tIi‘lllIl:-i IlllIch‘ ll\':“ your».
In tolnl iIIIlrlnIlIy. 90.6; Ilo‘lllls from
THE PENITENT
Illcllsioa. .‘lII; .
‘llipllillorin and croup. our: typhoid fo- ‘
ror, ollo: pIIorporuI fovor. (Inc; dior—
‘l'lloon, two; pncunloniu. two: bronchi.
'Ih, mm; IIISt’IISI‘N of Ir-rvoirt i-IVSlt‘IIl
<ix: honrl Iiisollso. four: accidonts and
‘rioII‘lIoI‘. tww: all olnor (Il'ril‘li‘éifh‘. trn
'I‘lll‘l‘l‘ \vvro 1.542 births and 7110
I'narriaurs in tho stoic ill Novcmbor.
IIIIIII.
'l‘llo Monthly IIII otin, ihSIIMI by ill"
~llatl~ Ilonrd oi‘ li‘llll... Iludor tho dirro~
Iioll of tho swroi‘nry. Dr. C. III. Linds—
l v has the following rolntiul: to pro~
railing ilIS‘L‘Ill"SI
“Mousics~~’l‘llc provalmlce has light-
ly incl'cnsod oror tho proviolls month.
'l‘hcro wcrc thirty~>lix cows roportcd
i‘lom sixtvon towns.
"Solll'loi fovol' provnilcd ill iorty—ciulll
towns ill tho Slain, from which 200
visor: woro rcporlod. It is tho Iurlzost
‘Illllllit'l' orol- li‘lltll'lt‘ll ill a shrub-
month. 'I‘Ilc dcnihs woro oightI-on.
“Ilipbtllorlu and croup woro nu.
usually I)I‘t‘\'.'iit‘lll. ill Dooolnbor. (luv
Illmllrod IlIlIl ninclyosix chaos \vI-ro ro~-
boltod with forty~lhrcc llclltlls. A
'narkrd cpidonlio oocllrrod ill Stafford
Springs and is still progrcssing.
"'l‘yphoid fcvcr is loss provnlcnt
than IISlItil at this season. bllt in New
“x
llayou tho consoquonccs of tho tpi-‘
din’llllt' of last April arc still appuront.
not duo. however, to tho illfcclod
walcr supply. but to nclzlcct ot’ porIm-t
Illsinfocilon of tho lechIIrgcs from
llrcvions patients.
tcvor was roportod in Stouiugton. It
is tho only case of typhus lever in the
I-ltlltc. anli the first mic rcportod ill sev—
nral yours.
“’I he int-rousing Rprcud of small pox
ill tho ntnto is not ourpriainu In viow
:of tho fact that tilcro arc still so largo
(lilo cos-i of typhln. ‘
‘tl Ilulnbcr of ignorant. projullicod and .
illlilllcront pooplo In cvcry community,
who uogloI-t tho auto and oli'cctivc pro» ‘
It‘l‘liilll which vaccination
I Micro is: no rooord of an cpidonlic of
iiITOI‘ilH .
Ismail pox unywhcro in thc world Ill>
la wI-ii vaccinated community.
1 “Th-’1 total dcutllR ill tho state for
‘ibo vonr Iill'il nllmborcil 14.975. that ho-
IIMB loss than in the preceding your.
:in March occnrrcd the largest mortal-
‘ity. 1.141, and ill .lIInc ncurrcd the
anllllt‘ll‘l number. 1.022. 'l‘hc most i'llt-
tIlllty wall pneumonia. 1.382. Measles
seventy-0nd Scarlet lever canned sev-
enty-eight deaths; diphtheria and
«loop killed. 308; typhoid lover mortal-
ity was 262: whooping cough mortal-
from small pox."
AMUOEMENTB.
HALL CAINE’B run PENI’PENT.
No play on the stave of today in
Iluili to Donna: a higher order of merit
or present a charm more peculiarly its
own than does “The Ponitont," which
Manager Hoyt has booked for a pro-
Iduction at his theatre. Friday night.
3"The Penitent" in mid to be a very
Iexhauntivo intense drama that appeals
,‘to all who love stirring charactorizna
don. Thrilling wanes are said to lol-
Z‘iow so ciouoiycne upon the other that
the beholder is charmed and pleased
iwlth the many happy sensations
wrought. The production will be ling
led in a. manner cold to be most gor-
‘Itoolui. Panoramic views of the (lam.
Iboriaml flountainu‘ot Old England will
ho 'ohovu with the vurioun centuries
and iron worm in active operation.
imam will be introduced both In the
Imtiihoniooi anti electrical line that.
villi-tutti: within». The company
cutout“ to mat tllll work, we are
told. nails moon the boat on the
.. Mull Loon David itali-
D
o "
Ity wall 92. The woro only three deaths:
at dlsoanoll during tho year was con—.
Ilumptlon 1.448. The next highest molu I
was total in the your to the number of ,
. w
i
I
I
A
Milli” lilacs III illilltlliilih‘ Iii-l
Ilicpomloil Ilpoll.
. llllto.
MIIIIIIIINII MIIIIIIIIIY
of Colds and Grip.
Collin weaken lllc lungs, lower the vitality
and pave the way {or L'Iltarril, pneumonia
and collslllllpliou.
Look around you at tho rant number who
iliu o conimrtml iiugtlc (linemen, every once oi
wlnllll IMH'h Iliulliliicliml ion llcgicclcll cold.
Chamberlain’s
Cough Remedy
has a uorld willo ropllidtioll for Its quick
l'lll't“y oi colds and Igrlip ililtl can always in
It i~ pleasant and sale It
It i'oIIlltcrlll-ti any tendency toward
pllolllllnlliii.
ENTERTAINMENTS.
iiOV'I"S THEATRE.
FRIDAY, JANUARY 17,
II‘il'ot illllo horn of tho grout l’nrlt 'i‘Ilo-
ntro, Boston, Sllccosu.
W. Id. NANKVIIJJII l’rchuta
HALL CAFE’S
,lrllndcat Story,
'l‘Ilo Moat, llistinglliahod Triumph of
lilo your. All Strong as 1th (tom.
pllllion l‘lay_ THE CHRISTIAN.
Strong ill lioart intoroat! intcnso ill
Situations! With Comedy and i’il‘
ilios Happily I‘llendlllg! 'l‘lll'iil-
lug ill (Ilimux! Love, littll‘,
.lcnlousy.‘ Iiovonuo.
with Lovo and
I’onitonco
'l‘l'luulphnnt. in the hind,
PRICES, 25, 50, 75 CENTS.
Stylishly Designed.
Mourning Hats and Bonnets; also
Silk Nun's Veils and Mourning Face
Veils ready to wear. Order work will
receive careful and prompt attention.
M. F. Acielman;
Jl Main Street.
Norwalk. Conn.
I Yacht Hohonzoiiern Ready for Vo
WILL'CAIL‘ EATURDAY.
w—
o
y-
ago to tho United States.
KIEL. January ilk—The imperial
yacht Hoheuzollern, which Is to sail
for the United States on Saturday, is
completing her preparations for tho.
trans-Atlantic trip. Prince Henry. of
Prussia. atten ed by Adjutalltu Von
Schwindt and You Egidy and several
naval officers of high rank was prou-
out at a dinner yesterday evening, on
board the Hollenzollern, to bid taro-
woll to Admiral Count Von liuudiauin.
the commander of the yacht and his
staff. Prince Henry and his court
marshal left Kiel today for Berlin.
BERLIN. January iii—Prince Henry
of Prussia. arrived here today from
Kiel. He will remain ten days in Ber-
lin. The dctulls regarding Prince
Henry's landing ill the Unitod Statoa
and his movements thereafter are on-
tlroly ill the hands of Secretary Hay
and Ilr. Von Hoilebcn, tho (lol‘mnll
ambassador at Washington.
CUSTOMERS GOT ANGRY.
Liquor donlcru ill ’I‘orl‘iugtoll Ill-o ro.
aponuiblc for Il tompcranco cruando ill
that town. I’rcvioun to tho holidays.
tho saloon pl'opriotora callsod sigull to
ho, placod back 01' tho bars on i’ollowu:
"No Chi-blinlnu I’I-ouonin—«Don't Auk
Ii‘or Ally." Iiundroda oi' Iuon who had
spout molloy ill those plaI-oI-l consider»
oii tho words on Insult llllil Ilcciarml
they would llovcr again drink ill ’i‘orv
rington. Last wock 3,000 buttons bour-
ing the following inscription: “No Li-
colII-lo ~~~~~~ llon‘t Ask For Any." woro ro-
coivod ill 'l‘orrillgtou and cirolllatcd.
Toilillg‘ Yet”
Squandel'ing
Uiton. vory oilon, tlloao who toil
hnrdolil. squallilor most.
A disregard
of tho importation of SMALL SAVE
INtlS Ia oi'ton rcsponuiblo for thclr nll.
happy] condition.
'l‘hoso who ncvcr lllndo all oi‘lort to
saw their money are Invitcd to conlo
and Him what. “'1' can do for them. Ono
dollar starts an account,
()pcll daily lizou to 12:00; I:00 to
3:00. Saturday (Ironing, Ii'tili to 8:00.
The South Norwalk
Savingl Bank,
UNITED BANK BUILDING.
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Connected with large Bridgeport es. .
tabllshment of M3 Lustig, i
Reliable goods'ilt low prices. i,
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THE STORIES THAT MOST INTER.
EST CHILDREN. I
llllppy tllo puront WIIOHP illvontivo
Kollills can cl‘cato storion to iIlIcrost
his Iiiilo onus. All boys. lioligllt in bonri
siorioo, \vllcro tho gun and knife Ilro
pI-olnillont, with blood on; overy traitl
Girls Inko to tally tIIloR. With iIIo‘I
liiilo lots on your klloo an aching bark
blitzing your fancy. A bottle of llr.
Dick's Mcillcino will curc your rholl-I
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lllliliélll. Then your tongue will wag
ilL'llill. Ilr. Dick's Medicine cures ’
rhoumatisnl. malaria. grippc. colds. ‘
Sold by all druggiats. Price 50 cents.
A LONG FELT WANT
FILLED.
For your Winca and Liquors, go to I
the now store, 18 Main stroot, Norg ‘
Walk. whore l‘0u can blly all goods ro-
tnil at wholesale prices. All goods ‘
gullrnlltl-cd absolutely pure and are put
up oxprossly for family and medicinal
llao. We arc hulldqunrtcra for
80th Hawaii TIllsiCo.
South Norwaik. t‘OIIIr,
Dcccnlbcr 20th, I90].
'i'Ilc trilsiccs Ilzlvc orticrcti that
till“ illlt‘i‘t'si to Ilc t‘l‘t‘liilmi to iiic
IIcposilors in tho Savings Ilcparr
lIIcIIi, ~Illllllnry Isl. lt)t)_". shall IIc
'III IIIc rIIlc of {our 1.1) pct“ cont. pcr
:lIIIllIIlI.
t'II.\l\’I.ICS If. Ii()\"I‘,
'i‘rcasnrcr.
Business hours. 9 to 12 a. m.. and i
to 3 p .m., and also 6 to 8 p. m.. Satur.
day evenings.
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I YOU NEED WARM UNDERWEAR FOR COLD WEATHER. COLD
,DAYs WILL LAsT FOR THREE MONTHS YET. WE HAVE THE WARM-
IEsT KINDs OF UNDERWEAR AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICEO. IT
WILL PAY YOU To BUY FOR ANOTHER SEASON AT THE PRICES WE
jQUOTE Now. THIs TIME OF YEAR WE FORGET PROFIT AND COST
:TO SELL GOODS. WE HAVE TAKEN OUR ENTIRE LINE FOR MEN.
I WOMEN AND CHILDREN AND MARKED THEM 1.3 LEss THAN FORM-
‘ERLY. SUCH REDUCTIONs SEEM FOO‘LIBH. PEOPLE WILL sAY
:THEY CAN’T AFFORD TO DO BUSINESS THAT WAY, ETC. WE ALL
MAKE MISTAKEs AT SOME TIME. WE MADE THE MIsTAKE OF BUY-
INC LARGE TOO LATE. so MUST MAKE PRICES THAT WILL
BRING OUR STOCK To NORMAL CONDITION. PRICE... TALK PLAIN.
AND HERE'S WHERE OUR PLAIN TALK COMES IN:
MEN’S WOOL sHIRTs AND DRAWERS, VALUE $1.00 AND $1.25; To.
MORROW, AT 79c.
MEN'S'HEAVY AUSTRALIAN ALL WOOL SHIRTS AND DRAWERS,
WORTH $1.50 AND $1.75, AT $1.00.
MEN'S CAMEL HAIR SHIRTS AN D DRAWERS. VERY HEAVY, AT 45c.
MEN'S FLEECE LINED DOUBLE BACK &. FRONT SHIRT, AT 45¢.
LADIES’ WOOL MIXED VESTS AND PANTS, VALUE 75c; 50c.
LADIES' HEAVY FLEECE RIBB ED VESTSG. PANTS, VALUE 39c; 25c
CHILDREN'S FLEECE RIBBED VESTS AND PANTS, ALL SIZE8,15;
VALUE 25c.
CHILDREN’S GREY WOOL VESTS AND PANTS; VALUE 75c; at 45c.
MEN'S WOOL SOCKS, CAMEL HAIR GREY AND BLUE, 15c: VAL-
UE, 25c.
READY-TO-WEAR GARMENTS ARE SMARTLY REDUCED—MANY AT
"’3 PRICE. ALL VERY MUCH BELOW COST. FUR SCARFS AND MUFFS
AT I/z PRICE.
LADIES' WALKING SKIRTS, 1902 DESIGNS—THE FIRST TO AR-
RIVE. WE WANT YOU TO KNOW OF THIS ARRIVAL; TO CALL AND
SEE THEM. NOT ONLY THE NEWEST, BUT A SPECIALLY PRICED
SKIRT. 16 ROWS OF STITCHING ON BOTTOM. $4.98.
VlC'IiMS OF MYSTERIOUS AS- EVANGELIST’S MIND WANDERS.
Sr.ULT.
I'l'i"i‘St... . l‘ii., January iii—Tho
victims of tho luysicrious murder and
Ilaaanitn of ,vostcrday in the Polish
colony ill Spring Alloy aro still ill a
lilt’t‘lll'iolls collomon :luli Ihcii‘ turn for
lii‘c or doom is yct Ilncortnlll. ..I.
conzto ..scolck. lilo intllci‘ oi tho lam-
ily, who was I'l'ightiully cut ill tho sup
posed stl'llgltlo with his rcputod wifc.
itosa Lab, is still unconscious. Two
of the cllildroll will probably IoI-om
but very I llo. llopo is otltel'lulllod for
tho rocovol'y of Della. tllo ()liit‘til girl.
The policc lllvosilgatlon has not as
ycl roI-lultod In any new rcvcloplllorlts.
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WASHINGTON. January iii-Roy.
William Hill, of Hamilton, lll., known
throughout tho middlo wost as all
ornilgollut. was Iiiscovormi walking
ainllosaly about. lilo streets here you‘-
torday ill a dazcd condition and was
..lkcll to lllc Sibloy hospital for trout-
llit'lil. According to his statements
lir. llii‘f has boon away from homo
sinco lilo luttor part of December, but
llir‘ mind Stit’l'liii a blank as to what
happcncd to him during the Interven—
ill, limo. Ilo is of advanced age and
his condition is such that it will be
sumo limo boioro, he can leave the hos-
pital.
TREATMENT FOR CONSUMPTION.
NEW YORK, January iii.—-—.\cc0l‘d~
ing to advircs to tho Journal and Am-
criclln, the London Mail prints a doe-
putcll Sllllillg that at a lnI-otillg of tho
l’aris acadomy oi' IlIoIIII-illo. a roport
was road which rot-mints sumo rolllan-
illlit' l‘t'rillils or ll now roIIIody ill tili‘
tromluont of consumption. 'l‘IIo nowly
IliscovI-I‘od prcpllralioll is: onIII-II bacil-
Illlo. It is a liquid. oolllposod of tho
:loiiro prun-iolos oI' I-ortain plants
clown in t‘hili and C(illlmillii. At Rom-
bulx, ll locality notod as a hotbod Ol’
consumption cighty‘iollr arc roportod
to be on tho high road to rocovery.
CALL 58-2.
DREVFUSS‘ ULTIMATUM TO
SPALDINu.
CHICAGO. January UE,—The Rec-,
ord-liornld says: llroyi‘uss. of Pitts-
bllrg, has issued an ultimatum to A.
(I. Spoidlnu‘. in which ho tells the eu-
ioinod prosidont of lilo National
Loauno 1..... ho must straighten out
..Io proscnt burl-hail tangle within a.
spoclilod tilno or oxpoct the Pittsburg
toanl to noon an Alllcrioan League
franchiso. I rosidont Ban Johnson
would not admit having had any com-
munication with tho l’ittsburg Ciub'
ownora, but ho said that Droyfuss and
tho Pittsburg Club would both be wel-
conlod in tho American League.
Seymour’sStore
Quality and. Value for This Week:
We Offer an elegant line of Prunes from 6 to 20c. 1b.; Evaporated Peaches. I 5c. ib.;' Evapor-
ated Apricots. The finest grade 0
f pure Fruit jams, 20c. to 25c. jar; domestic or imported. We
CALIFORNIA WINEs' KENTUCKY have a splendid Jelly in all flavors. 2 for 25c.
Fancy Creamery Butter always a leader; 3 lbs. Boss Milk Crackers for 25c.; Choice Soda
AND EASTERN RYE WHISKIES.
We own and control ten atorcs til i
Now England alone and buying in!
largo qll'alltitica enables us to soil
chonpcr than any olhor houao.
Come and convince yourself that cv- ;
crytiling is just as roprcsonted.
iIeIIIIli line it Liquor [louse
BIRNBAUM BROS.. Proprietors.
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~NOTICE
ToMiIll Dealers.
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ill Street. Norwalk.
Pormltn of all retail dualem of milk
and cream expired January 1. 1902.
All deulura are roqncilted to obtain
permits of clerk of board at his oii’kzo
at once. _
By order of the Board,
H. C. SlilcltER, M. D..
» Clerk.
it) Washington St. So. Norwaik.
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flnr JOSILOI'F’S ” "
10 lbs. Fina Gran. Sugar. 60o
fltrlctiy Fresh Riggs, per «101., 281:
Very um Butter, r... 1b.. are
Soda, Lemon or Ginger Crackers,
nor tin. to
2 large Emailed Herring, Sc
Kiln Wood. Der handle, I ilc
3 gallon Oil. *iisc
minim» manual cord and have
«Ram?
Wafers. IOC. 1b.; New Beans, loc.
Worcester Sauce, all popular. 10c.
qt; Cranberries, loc. qt; Campbell’s Soups, Catsup. Chili Sauce.
values; Double Cream Cheese. Coffees from 20c. lb up; Splendid
Teas—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.
Our facilities and experience are always at your command.
Charles E. Seymour,
Leading Grocer.
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III RETAIL ETOREE W
IN N. Y. CITY.
It you want to buy Groceries at the latest and lowest prices, this in the store to patronize. Juat compare our
53) West Washington St. So. Norwalk.
A RETAIL ETORSECM
IN CONNECTICUT.
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pricos with your Grocor's each week an ace the dilloronco. We can save you money on anything in the Grocery line
20 tho. Fine Granulated Sugar, ‘1.
BUTTER—Finest Elgin'croomory Butter (fine u ever) pound, 26o.—-BUTTER.
thohfloid County Print Butter (every pound guunntoed) pound, 21c.
13 bundles wood, 25c‘
Purina Pan Gallo Flour, pkg. 9c-
2 lbs. Lion Colt“ tor 25c;
7 lbs. New Rolled Data, 250 '-
ii‘rteuh Mllit Blucuit, 3 lbs. for 25:: ,
2 cans {loosed Mackerel, 25c ,
3 can. Mustard Sardines, afici
CROGKIRY.
5 gallons Karo-one Oil for: 55¢. 3 Conn Magnolia Milk for 25C.
3 ‘1
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‘ :3 cans Sailor Corn, 250
THIB WEEn: is com June Pena. 260
' mailed Beuua nor can. no
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Homo. 12/20 M .2 com; Choice Apricots. 250
“WI“"I 9 ° 'b' 12 pkgu. Plilnbury’u Vitos, 85¢
5““. ‘4 ° 'b- iLarIzo Bottle Plcklon, . 100
IAIpim Salad Dressing. hot, » 18¢
GROCKERY. CROCKIRY.
Just arrived one of the largest and most complete assortment ot Fancy Decorated Crockery, conoiatinz oi
Gum and Bulletin, Plates, Pitchers, Nappies. Butter Diuhep, Sugar Bowl: and many other articles, to be given tree
with our famous Teu‘and colleen.
THE NE
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W YORK, GROCERY co. . .
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Norwalk Chronicler