- 1111.1 mm in the Flor-
Home at the More
McKinley term in
‘ duo is to give them to peo-
, at them and grow liv-
to the martyred presi-
.di‘o lately declared that
oi the military offenses!
. h army could be traced to
absinthe, and he has order
re should hereafter be
Ucturos in: every garrison on
otaicohol‘. ‘
V‘llld'hseom. says the St. Paul
as. ‘that the great rall-
too are beginning to reap
V epic of the United
ho permit the enormous
, 6 be lodgéd in 41.118
ow men under no restraint
'r own conception of their
V s. but will and ought to de-
‘ by he placed under the
and . regulating authorley
‘lg the great rail-
. beginning to real-
y are keeping mighty stm
m. m”...—
i' W. E Wilson has lust an.
. the British Royal Society
‘ V Vinanon oi the tempera
suit. in a calculation of
approach to exactness is ob
king 11 very large number
0. observations; by working
tilts based on these observa-
‘by assuming a result to be
~thon right when the Vealcula
1n the observations are very
i. VWith those allowances for
,Vtessor Wilson has arrived at
VINO". thattnc mean tempera-
e' sun is 6,200 degrees centi-
If the probable absorption or
s radiated heat by its own at.
allowed tor the mean
V .of the sun' 8 body may be
is 6.000 degrees centigrade.
was'n lively and «curious
in rayer meeting at the Tomp-
cane Congregational Church,
the other night. A man. a
to those. present. rose and
V prayers for “a wayward
” identifying the object or
oitude as .1. S Ogilvic the well
V blisber. {Pile man making the
‘mma his hat and coat' and
church. Prayer was uttered
sited, then a concert of prey
proposed. when someone got
hold,
’ Mint the mséimah
It Med prayers. e th
lvio did.
tho? the strange1 was real-
V ward" one, and had quar-
hhe publisher over palms;
. ins but not 21.1....
' .ry one Will be able
ton.
and in silit hose is
quite. correct. The black
q‘o‘ablnation is as good in
11 here.
‘ r ornaments made of
very familiar
in o IVar-looms but only Via
the “life! been showing
or.
so stylish, swell
MI by one or all as
"l - idem, as white and
ho hem and bacon
win r is because
VinVVththcrsvry
V91 11 1.. 11 ithmpled 1. 111“
V 01011311113111.1113 in Time 8111
- Campbell. braille manager for the Ore- ;
. heed. and later arrested. and finally his
1‘; Ogilvle WW" right $318me and irlsnds.
it was afterward as .,
e's brother. out that he '
4 place. and 'a Mount time is looked
in,
t TI. is nothing more so ‘0
ileum Railmi‘iluuplmu
gs To lie hillinlul
the treble departments at the Southern
lines are meeting here with a view to
perfecting the largest colonization plan
ever attempted by western reads.
it is the purpose of the men controll
ing the Harrinian lines to provide ,oc-
cupsnts for millions of acres of fertile
and unoccupied lands in Southern Cal-
iiornin. Texas and Western Louisiana. .
The general plan will be to send into
the middle and eastern states. and pos»
sibly into some of the northwest states
[11in 1.000 immigrant or colonisation
agents. whose duty it shall be to in~
duce immigration to the territories
mentioned.
The omciuls who are arranging the:
details or the plan are J. C. Stubbs.l
traiilc director for the Harrlman lines; ‘
General Passenger Agent Lemax, of
the Union Pacific; 8. F. B. Morse. as-
sistant traillc manager of the Texas
lines of the Southern Pacific, and B.
Vi
gen Railroad Navigauon Company. ' i
“In the southcwest." said Mr Morse.
tile land which would make good
homes for industrious people. We be‘
lieve that no section or the United
States has a more brilliant future than
Texas and Western Louisiana. and we.
are convinced that all that is necessary
it to let the public know what we have
g‘ot n
it is announced that within a shmmtV
time allow one of the 1,000 or more!
agents will be at work throughout the‘
states cast of the 1...ssisslppl rivci.
From time to time homeeeckers' ex-
‘cursions will be run to the territories
mentioned and special inducements
will be offered to get the public to visit
the southwest and Culliornla.
Y. M. C. VA. VBUNDAY MEETING.
At Monthly Beys' Rally There will be:
an Illustrated Lecture.
The Junior Department has become
an important feature 01 the Y. M. C.
A. work and the first Sunday of curb
month is devoted to a buys rally, 111
though young men and older men moi
welcome but the p1 ogram is arranged 3
with special reference to the boys. ll
iustrated teaching is acknowledged to
be the most directive and on that ac
count is most often used. The topic
for tomorrow afternoon will be “Ba
ware; or. The Evil Effects of Gamb
the experiences of a country youth
who went to London was allured and
enticed and led into the vice of gnmb
ling; how he was warned. but did not
return home a sadder but wiser boy.
Principal W..11am C. Foote will tell
the story and Secretary Norris will il-
lustrate the same by showing 24 been
titully colored stereoptlcon pictures
There will be special music and a large
attendance is expected. I
The junior members will hold their
monthly entertainment in the room‘s
tonight:
The Women” s Auxiliary Will hold an
"idiourned meeting next Tuesday at 8
p. m. and will serve a 5 ooiook tea to
The program
uvlli he a surprise
oisLs' FRIENDLV hooli‘i‘v.
Regular Meeting Held in Trinity
Church, Last Night; _V .
’VThls secicty met last
the attendance was not is large as 113
1111i owing to the storm Miss Jen
nings was present and toe physical
ulture work was thoroughly apprccla
tod and enthusiastically taken up by
the class. The next meeting, February
'Itb. will be the Membership service
ted the plus will also be ready at this
time. This meeting begins at 7:15 p.
m and a full attendance is desired it
will be held in the church, and later
in the evening the soul ii in to
the. basement; where a social 11 italic
iorward in.
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH.
At tomorrow evening' a service a pub
lic installation or a“the newly elected
oilinar‘s oi the Christin Industrial
[means will take place. There will be
a departure iroin the usual set forms
atoms respects. The charge to the
one». «111 be made by the pastor in
appropriate scriptural notations
which will be [momma 111th
111;. This society no loans it is noon
“W “m"...‘fmTlSE' “
ans 0 m
. sunsets and so may 1111111 I
CHICAGO. February l-Ollchsls of ' V
Pacific. Union Pacific and their allied
"we have over 3.000 .000 acres of fer- .
9—!
sic by the duartette and the general
public is cordially invited. In the mor j
ning the Real/11‘. Strayer will preach ‘
ton "The Retlconce oi.’ Vs Great Soul. ” ‘
ling." and the story is one telling of $111
failing but -
ind
is
Inns
lightazveight cowrlo to house
mend it lasts moo
process. has the hesvicgt sndriolt- " _V
out coating of pure tin slid ‘
lead. 11 means of. pin
palm 01
keep your Tones sound so years.
This
longer then
nails.
or orders.
communoistions for til
tors will he addressed
intent General.
V scum. Conn
made by tho old-style build ,
MI“ roofinTlTI
ycnreV on mimany houm~ wi 'V"
trade mark is unimpeded:
I molthc nice mix or
mm... Ms" W
write v1.11. consensus: A
to {doi:nlo mmm
for illustrated book on mlh
and roofing. .
Willi)“ Ill PM“ .
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x
GRACE CHURCH MUSIC.
Morning. 10: iii a 111.:
0ife1toty-0 LVovo theimd.8uil1van
Recessionel ”Hy mu, 520 Monitor
CHAPEL OF OUR HOLY SAVIOUR.
Sunday being-the Feast of the Pool-
llcation. there will be, a festival even-
in the Chapel of Our Holy 81w
MUSIC AT FIRST CHURCH.
Music at the First Church Norwalk
tomonzow Morning prelude Dnetto.
RheinbeIger: anthems. The ‘Vliomc
Light Macy; The 1.0m is My Light
Parker: bass solo. Watchman what of
the Night? Gounod Poslludc Foetal
March. Wenham Smith Evening pro
lud‘o Air Varied H. lilies; anthems,
The Lost Sheep, Jules Jordan: 0 be
Joyful in the Herd (male quaitottci
Dow; loontrnlto solo. Just Asi Am. W.
A EVimlth. Postluds. Tocata from 5th
Symphony, Wider.
TRINITY CHURCH SERVICES.
At 11 ociock tomorrow the service
will consist of Lillany and celebration
of the Holy Communion. At 7: 30 p.
ni..the usual monthly choral oven-
song. Special musical program by
the choir.
sovsa'ristio Lenses.
Following is a list or letters remain.
ing uncalled 191- at the following post.
1 100%;
SOUTH NOlViWALK.
Mrs. Georgia Braslam.
William Duncan.
Miss ivy Dupont.
EC Harare. ‘
D. Lyn Mei}
street .
._ EECEOWE. P. It.
‘iPrmcssional Hymn. 480 ...... Eivoy‘
Kylie. in G ................ Clemson
Credo, in G .......... Heat
Hymn, 103 ............. “Handel
Olfactory—0 How Amieble . Roberts
Hymn, 484 ........... Baker
Sanctuo. in (i .......... Clemson
Communion Hymn. 23 5 ...... 'i‘ucner
Gloria in Excelsls. in G .. . . Clemson
Recosslonnl Hymn, hi!) ........ Gale
Afternoon 4:15 p. 111.:
Processionni Hymn. 60 ........ Elvcy
Festival Versiclcs ...... . Taliis
Mogulilcat. in F ............ Simper
Nunc Dimittis. in i" ........ Slipper
nymn. .103 .’ ................ iiondei
Processionai Hymn V493 .Parkcr‘
Westival Vehicles ............ Taills
Proper Psalms ....... . Trinity Peeler
Magnum in E Flat ......... Baker
Nunc Dimittls in E Flat ..... . Baker
AuthemuThhy Arc Blessed. Gounod
Hymn. 163 .............. Handel
Oiicrtory AutbemV-V-What Are These, V
.................... Steiner 1
Recessions] Hymn. 520. .Messlter .
1 he played Monday night: “The bit of
oihce tor the weelt ending February
Mr. Connor. c. 0 Thompson a Cold.
Gill
Mrs. Edward Miller 117 Washington
AMUBEM ENTB.
AN AMERICAN GENTLEMAN.
A consistent story- well told that '
Voan hold the interest of the audience
the entire. evening is what no nude in
William Bonolli‘s ionna‘ct elodruma,
"An American Condemns." Thrilling
isituutlone. wonderful climaxes and
Ibeautiiul scenery complete the pic-
iture. Misc Rose Stab] is the chief
support and from her many engage
ments she Is well known to the aver
age thentregoer. As Queenie. the
"Golden Gypsy." in this play she has
the opportunity of her life. and that
118 the reason why “An American Gen-
tleman“ which is now in its second
year of big success comes so highly
recommended to iioyt's Theatre. to
day, matinee and night.
’ NORWALK HOS£1'{AL BENEFIT.
John F Howur be well known
Shakespeare interpreter will appear
in Lockwood‘s Hall. next week Mon
.1111ynnd Tuned ”guts. gods: the
.nuspices oi the elk Hospi tal As-
societion On Monday the program
will be Hamlet am Tuesday; Q‘Mid‘
shgfism Night.
lugs. He he”
the leading men of the country, and
the recitals are sure to prove of great
; interest to all who attend, and the ob-
ject should attract an audience that
will till the hall each night.
AT HOYT’S THEATRE TUESDAY.
The old favorites». will return . to
Sbuth Norwalh for one night only
Tuesday eveningh Lucier' 3 Novelty -
Comedy Co in audition to the Luc
Her‘s there are i 01in of performers
from the loading theatres of New Yori
clty.Tl1o company ls headed by Jo
‘ seph R Lucicr. the blind corneiist. and
Miss Rose Lucler comedienne songs
tress. vocalist. The Russian uniform
ed band will make a noon-day parade
ENTERTAINMENT}; AND Masque
BA
A Newark N. J. paper had thbifoi‘
lovi'ing to say of dam Howard. where
the evening was made by Sam How-
ardthe Hebrew dialect comedian. Mr.
Howard is ‘11 young man and a rising
young actor in the vaudeville world.
He started his career as a profession-
al about two years ago and has be
come a favorite where ever he app-
ears. His impers nation of Hebrew
characters are the to nature and
cleverly rendered. He sings his own
original parodies.‘ and his novelty
dance always makes a distinct hit.
This dance has no imitators. and Is
original with Mr. oward." Mr. how-
are is one of th many attractions
at the annuui entertainment and Mac
one Ball to be won by the Red also
in Music Hall. onday evening- Feb.
10th. See advertisement in the sinus-
moot column of the paper. I,
vs yen made any progresswitb
your new novel?" asked his friend.‘
"Oh. yang" 1111.. the bustling young
skTTTTT 1. olive Qilvrit. '
tel dorsament‘s or
By order of V V
cop outlaw
JOHN H
We.
Now Leggings and Gun Ctr-pp for New
Haven and Norwslk Companies.
Adjutant General George lit. Cole
has just issued orders to the captains
plea in the Second and
Fourth Be meats of the State Nation
:11 Guard for new gun slings and leg
gloss. The ounrtcrmastor general will
gun“ slings to all except Com
11.,1 and K of New Ha
ven. New leggings will be supplied in
exchange for the old ones to all except
Companies H and i in the Second and
oi! the corn
supply
panics
D o! Norwnlk in the Fourth.
[maples
a when” .... fl... Hm...
m
rcncy.
orbvisions of
insole 'nNatio
WJHS
Ilcles of association.
i‘BoaI)
That the good
weight packac
Leading Grocer
omelet“. j
. o comm" '
. Colonel John H Wade. 'Auistsrgbeid
HENDRIE.
Commsiéding crimes ..N G.
Lieut- Col and Asst Adjutant General.
VMiLiTAflVV MWMVRB.
Tonight a ride team composed of
Bridgeport militVVs‘ry men will shoot at
the armory range with the Quinnl-
pines a New Haven team composed 'of
stall oilicers and commandauts of com.
MOVING To BROOKLYN.
Frederick W. Lyon is moving his
dress stay manufactory from Water
street Norwslk to Brooklyn today.
The machinery and other paraphenalia
used in manufacturing the stays is be
ing shipped outuof town by boat.
Clip National 13.1.1
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Office of the Comptroller of the Our
Washington D. 0.,
January 31. 1902.
WHEREAS by satisfactory evidence
presented to the undersigned it has
been made to appear that “The City
\iatlonal Bank, at South Nor-walk," in
'hs City of South Norwallr. in tile
L‘ounty oi Falriieid and State of Con-
tacticut has complied with all the
wane oi Congress to
Banking Associations
‘0 extend their corporate existence and
or other purposes" approved July
now rapturous 112’ wduam a.
Qidgely Comptroller of the Currency .
do hereby certifyuthot "The City Na-
tional Bank of south Nomaik.” in the
‘Jity of South Nerwaik in the Count
if Fairlield, and State of Connection.
‘s authorised to have succession for
the period specified In its amended at
namely until
close of business on January 31.1922.
1N TESTIMONY WHEREOFV‘ wit
neumy hand and Soul
of china this thirty-first
day; of January. 1902.
.WWM B. RIDCELY,
Comptroller of the Currency. ‘
No. 2043.
0 II
Third and Last Sale
Children’s Rooters,
13911; $03100 . ‘
. Ladies Regions value up to 812. 50;
at 85. 00. ‘
All untrimmed Hats. '11:) to 81.50; at
25c.
‘Iasdies’ $5.00 Walking Skirts, latest
styles, $3.98. .
prices up to
are. value up to $5.00; at't2gill.
Ladics' All Linen Initial Handerker-
chiefs, 250 quality; at 10c.
Men’s White Hemstilched Handker-
chiefs, 15¢ quality, 8o.
Cashmere Bouquet Soap, 21c.
Cutlcura Soap, 1V7c
Boys Mocha and Kid Gloves Fleece
Lined at 50c; value 75c.
Ladies Kid Gloves, value 750 and
Touch as may of Genuine VBVsrguins in... never placed on our
counters mgm. can and profit entirely forgettctn. .
0111' one aim is to blow out every dollar’s worth of Winter
merchandise. We can't afford to carry any over. We must have
all new goods when the seam: opens. The greatest opportunity for .
everybody to secure unheard of bargains. The rises are one-third
to one~hai£ iomr than our usual close prices. .
only at the Boston Store today. REMEMBER-«only the hours
named can you secure the goods at the prices qudtédi'“
wmmwm WW .
Ladies Silk Waists, black and col. ‘
on can study econ-
6p. m. iolOp m.
311 inch BroanMuVslin, iboilc kind:
Domot Flannel, the,8o kind; Side.
"Point-de-Psra” Lace and Insertion,
12.1.45. qunuty;.now 10c yd.
All our best Vellings now selling for
36c 390, 500 a yard; fer 29c.
50 inch All Wool Plaids, green and
gray, value 81. 00; at 50c.
Bright Plaid for Children's dresses,
value, 191:; at 1015c.
The best quality All Wool Combina-
tion Suits for'women, value $2.50; at
$1. 50
Men’ 5 Heavy Weight Cotton Hose in
black, value 15c; at 90.
Boys' Flannel Waists. 17c; value 25c.
The best dollar Wool Underwear for
men, tomorrow from 6 till ~10, at 75c.
. Ladies‘ 26 inch Umbrellas. value
$1.00 and $1.25; at The.
1
m 81.00; at 50c.
' ”Shoe Polish, value Be; at be.
Charter Extens1on. so ..... a... 0......
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. ‘ "
goods.
while to place your orders with us.
.‘h...1.
f s
Our offerings should command the attention of every housekeeper, not
alone of the exceptionally low priced. but on the superior quality of our
At the prices we name we believe we are, making It worth
1 mouse: museum's one ................... . .............. so;
1 PACKAGE oaauoma's PANCAKE noun if: ..... "81:.
14 com MEAL ................... . ........................... V1125.
1 cau‘pau AMERICAN MILK ............... 7c.
saucy Lemons pen oozsN .............. '. ....................... 13c.
cssau or cosmic. sox ..... ‘ ................... . ................ 70.
east COLUMBIA RIVER SALMON, can .............. ‘.. . . . .; ...... 15c.
‘_° pounce osauutnrso sucas ................................ 50c.
V an. 584.. VV
out ’35 ore
It Isa‘Factl ‘ .
VV Vitibli and our all...
- on that basis ,.
bit-rim . ,
i
c offer are of the best quality that can be found' in the market. all put up in full
Customers who purchase their goods at this store know that the quality and
price will be right. our rapidly‘ increasing sales tells us this.
Fancy Head Rios. Lug; Fins Prunes. Boss Milk Crackers and Cheese Wafers. Full variety
of Fanhy Cakes and Crackers, Nabisco Wafers and Sponge Lady Fingers.
THE NEWEST THING OUT-RICH’S FRUIT CAKE FOR WEDDINGS OR PARTIES.
Home laid Eggs, New Mackerel, Fins Oranges. White Grapes. Grape Fruit, Bananas, Raisins,
Nuts. Fordsnliomlm Bacon. Hams. Fancy Budd Tea.
‘harles E. Seymour,
“ 05 Wed Washington 51.. So. Norwalk.
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