‘ Mrs. C. W. seminar. 0! ray street
is the guest of friends In Dunbar-y.
l
(louse Roberts has secured a pasta, I
tion on the oyster steamer Communist
Miss Hazel Blmor. of BMW Place
has recovered fromlm' Trpcent illness.
The oyster steumchedsu did not so
-out this morning. awful to the storm.
Andrew Bloomuulat. ratio has been
ill at his homy'fnfll‘lftbg avenue. blim-
proving.
Mrs. Herbert V. Carr, of Maple are?
nus, who has been ill for some time, is
improving. »~ - .~‘
Miss ids ’l‘ichcnor. of Maple avenue.
a sister of Mrs. Herbert V. Carr, is iii
at her, home. . , .
Charles Merritt returned to Ansonia
this morning. after apendlngfiunday
with his parents inltivcrslde avenue. ‘
John Armour. the crank oyster open.
or at the Rowlandeyater works. did
not venture out in the storm this morn.
up.
The full quota of oyster openers
was at work this morning, in the salon.
lishmcnt of the Roiyland Oyster Com-
pany. ,, . .
There will be an’ important meeting
of the tent-hers of the Advent Christian
Church. onc week from tomorrow ‘
night.
After the regular prayer service next
Thursday night. there will be an im~
portant business meeting of the
church. " ‘ ‘ 1
The Bible reading of the Advent
Christian Church will be held this
evening. atthc residence of Mr. and
Mrs. Alfred ‘Niékersoll.’ ' ‘
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Mazes have re~
iurend to their; honicdn Roslyn. L. 1..
after spendini‘r‘a web, with Mr. and
Mrs. tWilliam’R. Gilbbrt. 2
After an illness often days William
(leer is able to be out. He will resume
his duties in. the office or the Adams
Eilpress Conipnny tonight.
Rev. J. W. Davis‘uaa elected teacher
at large by the Sunday school yester-
day, Mr. Davis can now fill any vn~
annoy of any,.of the teachers.
John Erickson has been ill at his
home in this place for some time.
having beenLcut very, badly over one
of...hfs eyea'LLby mania: in the dark.
aulhptva‘fdkein tiledzllar. “ . .5,
Jill“! '2, ssett. 21' d the Epwort
Less, e may reel-videin the East Ave...
nook. ,ethodist Church. but evening.
mumbled. waa’ f‘vaiC‘Should the
Church ’Ev, lira, hWiorld."
it .isuot t (night. law that. Captain
William 0.; oberts is suffering from
paralysis. all-{wan unmet supposod. His
physician believes that.“ was a. severe.
and sudden'attack oi indigestion and
. grip. that overcame him at' the steam.
boat dock. . ‘ .
Editor Sentinel: “I understand that
the fire district; awaiting to be held
Thursday night is for the purpose of
building a firehouse. and from what i
can learn. thoplnnls to be‘prosented
is for anamobadmilding. With a pres
ent. schooluiebt of $6.000, i don't see
howwwe can affordsto. sonny deeper in
debt. Why can’t the lino'boys stay in
their present building until the school
is paid for, and then we. can give them
a good lire house. lsnppose the fire
men and their friends can force their
scheme on the district, but the ma
jorlty of,the taxpayers of this district
are against building .an expensive lire
house at this time. TAXPAYER.
0mm: Afihllhao roll.
There is oonsidars‘ibie' sickness at
the Soldiers’ Home in Noroton.
Frank Lesson, vi, ’Tllastllud shavers
attack of pneumdlil f,"is improving.
, Miss Jennie Fancllur ooutemplates a
visit soon with New Canaan friends.
Miss Jennie Bil-chard is in Brooklyn
the guest of Rev. and ,Mrs. Lemuel
Richardson. ,. , . , _
Mr. and Mrs. ullfrod Mot-choose, 8n.
leave for Florida. the 22th. to remain
until Easier. - , .
George F. Bates in repairing the fish
market soon tube occupied by Mr.
Schlidllaecbt, , '
Dl‘. .l. H. White, otthis place is in at-
Mrs. Eradoriokflhmiderton, who is at
the an) M)! ‘ .2. . .
" Mitt ‘ ting a new born
, lvhn oaths old foundation
of the burn that was burned recently.
‘ T ‘e torerdon tgeztowalh'an Ia néan
y, coin eta an ,‘a bet weighing
am 700 pobuds,‘ls to bs‘placod in lt.’
John Fairbanks , a nearly complet-
od cutting ice f ‘ the pond of John
Hoe .0: finale 3 et._ He has stor-
ed on it too in basalt.
Hartford Smith sttln; ready to
move from hem two as to the bath»
on A. Flash plasma Noroton avenue,
which he recently'purolluod. V ,
John D. cumulus, who has been
spending several months
Bench and 8th , .
a ll
Philippluh. law brother.
lticbard Ahead athothis line is up
in March and that
“"1le . ~
_. .A ' ,
bill of the to Hook
tampon) “We. ,' 'a
Mom Moe‘s om ' rag,
. to
.m,
m ‘45“!!‘2
and ladder
listed.“ w"
, seriously out; sale;
. or and skatsmaraavallinx themselves
' ornitheiopportunity [afforded to enjoy
. have also presented all: will
W mum act
Inland. to re- Do t
* Mi“ a." m‘?*
is“: as. th
.riarvalil. is hull
affair will
land! .
had to congratulate
. " on of their silver
_ soils "3%
ill will. avoid , harbors
“ R ml, at about the
house. r .35 ‘ ‘
Miss Miamioohrmtm returned
them on the ‘
wedding.
from a visit of several weeks with ‘
her sister. Mrs. Harry Leach, in Break-
In. , ,
'Elnnaa Cushions, doubler of Mr.
and Mrs. ,Euteno Common. of
flour; avenue, is seriously ill of dry
u , ,.
y, .
The Ladlea' Aid Society of the, Meth-
odist .lliniauopal human will, hold a lair
in theohspel tomorrow and Wallace
day afternoon and night.
The quanariypoafsrsnsa ,of. the
Methodist Episcopal Church will be
held 'l‘huraday 2 night . ia‘ .2 the church.»
followin the weekly prayer meeting.
Mrs. odardrllvory gave a orokinoio
party last Wednesday evening at her
home in Maple dyenue. and a very de~
lightful. evening it proved to all who
attended. A dainty collation was sorv~
ed at 10 o'clock. Those present wore
Mr. and Mac. A,-B. Cleverly; Dr. and
Mrs. H, C. shersr, Miss misaliath Er-
via, Dr, Phelps, Rev. 11‘. C. Brown, Mr.
and‘Mrs, Elbert Marsh, Mr. and Mrs.
Howard livery, Mrs Jennie Sharer.
Mrs. Etta Slater. Miss Norma Sharer,
and Edwin L, Stevens.
:3, ,. t 53
WESTPORT.
’l‘hv registrarsfitcre in session Fri-
day afternoon. ‘ , ‘
. quss Ellen Connors visited her aunt?
in Bridgepd‘rt lt‘rlda'i'.
George S. Jennings has purchased a
Dilb- of-zllolsteiu steers. .
The Misses Downs entertained a
cousin from Bridgeport Friday.
. Mrs. Florence. Barker and Mrs. A.
Baker were guests of Mrs. Horatio
Mills, Friday. : ‘
' Several from here will go to South
Not-walk Tuesday night. and partici'
pate in the South Norwaik Club smok-
er.
Judge and Mrs. D. B. Bradley, Jr.,
will entertain the F. F. club this week.
in honor of the occasion. a Washing
ton tea will be served.
The member of Doric Chapter, 0. E.
ligare to hold a social and lunch at
the home of the worthy matron, Mrs.
B, J. 8, Newton, tonight.
- Within thopastxweeivthe Sensatuck
river'at this point, has been frotenov-
melmrtaf . v. ' . .. ii. 3“
r .2 M.“- Qhaunbig Ram-rill Juliane of
F‘rhlhy night's, ntertsiners atn'tll’sumus-
leafs,“ stroll. in. the: First» Methodist
Chaplin; Bridgeport. Mrs. Harris was
Mitt! lbseveral‘weadlnm and made a
‘Mémblsimpmsimn ', *
Some visitors at the Reading Room
are amusing themselves by murdering
newapapers and publications on file
there. Miss Carrie Bradler is using
every, energy to’diaoover who the of»
lenders are. and if found they will be
deprived of the privileges of the read-
ing room.
. The. concert to be given by the lo-
Fnhcamp. G; A, it,“ Ffbrrglz t19, alga -
sea,,tgoboo anus ransom
will?! are‘to partldlgte are Miss ‘Ci a
Beach. Miss Carrie Nollsardt. Living-
ston Russell, Mrs. B. G. Keoler, Miss
Minnie B. Andrews, Carl B. Dobro and
John Wehle.
At Holy Trlnltv Church. this week
there will he services as follows: Tues
day at 4 p. m., Evening Prayer and
address; Wednesday afternoon Trla.
Sty Guild meeting at the rectory and
lunior Auxiliary‘v‘at the home of Mrs.
Ogden; Friday morning at 10 o'clock,
Morning Prayer and Litany. ‘
The countryglp swarming just now
with tramps. and farmers complain
:hat barn-thaw; been ontorlsl. banner-
ios robbed, and in some localities the
more audacious halite iatimidstodhelp-
less women ahd forced from them
money. There is reporter! to be a
camp of tramps near East. Norwaik.
' “The Earth Girdler," by Rev. 'l‘.2De
Witt Talmadgo, and ”The South AM
can War." by Captain A. S.-.Mahalu. are
the titles of two new books presented
to the Westmrt Library by William
B. Douglass, of Washington. D. C.
Frank E. Sturges has presented to the
Library “Tho Story of the Wu! of
1898.? Mrs. Wilkln! and Misdiflash
mas.‘
Conductor Fred by? “01:: the
months ago moved to' cw Yo k, ' rec
weeks ago again secured a position on
the trolley. lie returned here last
Week with his w, a, furniture and bo-
iongiuga and has , hon-possession of
his old home. ‘onogoi” the Lloyd Nash
cottages in (:ailro about. ”Vivid“! wl|~
"buck the list" h to with hopes for a
steady run over the Weatport-Brldxe
port division in‘the near future.
dethlrifiu,‘ . unoffilllow York. who
Sunday «in ideal. of Attorney
flurry filial-wood loft thatovsuiug lot
Norwalll and was on route to the Not-
wallt club house, when his attention
was attracted to the Brownian house
along by, by the cry of "fire." Mr.
sum; ru “miw house and
,,in an upper
28131 at , at. 7 1" inhalant)»;
a fines ability“ on its point of
leaving the house as the Norwsik Fire.
Mind
a
Mirna-arms
I ._ ,
r ‘ 5v ,
annuals place. Weddell
it “nationals warrants
s ._.
.and saw Dr. Forltcr and the remain-
nomlnc. in which Maia Jim sot .
mm mow m-
tinted-dome
Wat Rescued
rants, February lie-La Patric yea- .
terday publishes a letter received from
its corresvondent, M.~Rou or. a survi~
vor of‘tilemaslacro of a reach scien-
tific mission by cannibals‘at Slleraka,‘
Hamiltoniahmmrylihu- allure!" re-
lates that the yacht Bulvatti, with the
mission on board. had anchored on! the
coast of New Guinea. and that traum-
«her of explorers lalniodtr Aftor‘an an»
‘parently friendly mention from 1118‘
natives, the latter treacherousiy attack»
ed them during .the night. murderinx‘
twenty-live of the party. including
Baron Villars. Count Dc Saint Roma?!
and M. liogenbonk and M. Win, and
wounding lllll't ytlu-ee, includlnx the
writer of the utter, M. Rouyor. the
chief of the mission. and another
Frenchman named Relmer. M. Rauyel'
writes: ‘
“We were all sleeping peacefully
when there was a. great uproar and we
Were attacker! by hundreds of natives.
satay torches. Several of. us were
felled to the ground with clubs, hatch-
.ets and-spears. Others were overpow-
ered. banded away and bound to trees.
[was among this number. i received a
bleach the head from a club and -
fainted. When i recovered conscious.
nose at rfi‘o’olook in, the morning. i
found myself tiedhaud and feet and
surrounded by- savages. who. believing
me to be dead, werwkeoping me for
themselves. ,1 saw the body of Baron
Vlllars near me bound to a tree. His
body was naked, his head liad been
split open, his eyes had been gauged
out. and his groin was horribly mutil~
atoll. The Count De Saintwltemy had
been decapitated and his head stuck on‘
the end of a spear as a trophy. M.
Hagenbocll was spilled on a bamboo
and roasted over a tire. The savages
were about to cut him up. i waitedmy
fate. I was afraid to more; My head
hurt me dreadfully. All around me
the ground was strewn with corpses.
Suddenly a great clamor arose; follow-
ed by a fusilade. i opened lnyaieyes
tier of the mission from the yacht firing
on the cannibals.; 1.58thth and the.
rescuers mayo mo and-out the bonds
which bo‘nndms to in tree. The can-
nlbuls llcd‘. leaving blrty-two dead.
The clothes of M. Vriea were. found.
but his body was missing. He had
evidently been devoured by the savages
during the night."
—-—-—.---—.-—-
WESTGN.
in.lohn Williams stillmontinuos quito
Mrs. ii. A..Coley is visiting in tan»
non. a ‘
Miss Soeley, of Easton. visited Mrs.
G. A. Sturges". ‘
Mrs. A, E. Turney, who was ill last
work, is about again. .
Miss. Cora -Whecler is spending
some days in Norwalk.
Mrs. Carter Westorileld is
again after a two weeks' illness.
Mrs. James Smith. who has been
quite ii). is better: also Mrs. D. 0.
Chase.
Mr. and Mrs. Hawlcy Williams, of
Ridgeileld. have. visited Mrs. George
Brown.
Miss Angeline Post, of Wilton, has
spent a few days with her sister. Miss
Mabel Post.
Dr. Frank Gorham was in attend-
ance at the constitutional convention
in Hartford. last week. .
Mrs. Nellie Ellwood. of Sonthport.
has returned home alter spending a
about
few days with Mrs, M. R. Hill and ,
Mrs. Harrell.
A, B. Gilbert attended the funeral of
his brother. William Gilbert. ln Wil‘
ton. last week.‘ Mr. Giihcrt was a na-
tive of this town. 2
Not-held Grange held its regular
moctlnxhh Friday evening. A very
successful and amusing valentine pro-
gram was the feature of the evening.
4-1 «island -MI1:DIAO. .
i'mli Khw‘ftdlmml was a Great
.32,fayorllo in Norway.
‘ Billy West. .019 lilll‘lllfirMiiU'el. and
wliosaiorwaalmtion has . a great
attraction ls).- Nol‘wull ~2. tronxoera,
died in Chleago Baton .F rainy. of
aanmr of the shack. What appear.
once in Bridgman «was “willie opa-
in of the present-season. ties
In the parade drlvlnpthc familiar tali~
data at the; head official“. but only
scammed «atheist o 'a my map.
mainly zoo-slush: lalhoitmnd-uené
«shoe of the premiere and than immo- «
diately retinas. it rm said at the”
time that he was ill. although his prod» ~
once and smiling countenance. did not
indicate it. ‘ «i
_ lie was outta albums-la Not-walk
with the now until an tumbler than:
her ills in M
-, 0‘
ad ”Klaus and a com
The organisation commutes was ap-
Win
. innovation-mi on ,
utmrr‘atwrnoaa and adapt
committee: were appointed, a incisio-
tire summit-toe. oom lea-noun. “lol-
gfl'ifimfl. ”Mikhail"firth?
. ‘: o n . , "I -
sin. and Frank Martin. of Moi-idea.
tad auctions: ambit Simona!
artfnrd: Martin Cur. of New Hits
to». and 2.02.2.1. Hickmelwmurs.
The attenuation is a asuonaohdthe
meeting ivas for th
foctlt. , ,
LAND. sup: , nItLAv TRAN“.
SEAT'l‘lilli. Wusll.;e"‘.li‘abruary “177»
The heavy rain falls Well a number
dietitian on the railroad lines entering
belittle aud'traius keno ally were de-
iayotllsovel-al'bours. * ~ - »
a ‘
5 rec. :sm :1: c: 623** nus—a g
:2;j*|'i°wi ‘ ',
Aches, , hills; Erbium, Cot hm. Colds.
_ bore 'l'l‘lrtnlt, Colin and billet-grilling”-
The Greatest. Fondly Linltneni.
‘ Soil Emotion.
u mat-fluid.“ :1
sum audios...
new. Ms.-
A ground:
Profit Emmi)“
TO MAKE A CLFAuswsEP.
TRIMMED HATS
AT HALF PRIC:
"I ‘ ‘ l . .
in excellent opportunity to make a
change in your Winter Hat at a union
expense. The best styles and qualities
all included Without‘ reserve.
M. F. Ackormnn.
3! MAIN STREET, NORWALK.
Connected with large Bridgeport as.
tablishlnont. Fins goods at low prices.
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 8, 1902.
but an or BUSINESS
On account of the condition of my
health and my lease expiring, I have
concludedlo close out my Business
and will Sell the
Ell‘llit run it i stand
The Best Bargains will be to those
who come first.
Here Is a chance to get
“finial"; 03ml.» Etc.
. ' CHEAP.
pp» . ‘1. : v .
c. w. novr
auoooaoor to Scaffold a Hoyt. '
-_vt‘i .. 2 . «‘- _.
Nam-ac col. 90"“"0 fi‘ In Wall It.
Himalayas». 2
blutionw nvv'rwn ‘
a; purpose of per- i
Entrust... Bank.
521:: m c:
4 National 3
, .114
3 Iflith. 1882?.
2 title Mriod specld‘ed in its amended ar-
06 firru> ~43 m I" 2
. January
.4 mum
initial. Nona Sac Mines Meat ‘
. allurfleolledilahlna. ' we
irks. Cleaned consult. iii;
ll smartest: Milk. 7c nan
Mushroom-Milky. 2.
ii ipkgs. Century Health Pancake. 25c
. 1
A sum
Cioiiaze ave . ‘E'East NorWalk.
, sour" uoawaut. CONN. ’
‘V: ,, ' W 2
Charter Extensron.
ranasnnr Dammit/tum.
omptroiiar of the Cur-
rency. '
Washington. D. 0..
January 31, 1902.
billion of the C
attenuated to the undersigned, it has?
‘ Man made to appear that “chCityi
ank. of~8outh Nor-walk." in;
gthio City of BoathNorsvalk. in the.
unty of Falrilold, and State of Con-1.
,0.
Fallout, has complied with all! the
provisions of the "Act of Congress to
enublc, National Banking “annotations
to extend their oorporate existence and
for other purposes." approved July
NO'W THEREFORE 1. William B.
Ridgeiy; Comptroller of the Currency,
dd hereby certify that “The City Na-
tional Bank of Booth Nov-walk," in the
City of South Norwalk, in the County
ol‘ Fairlield, and State of Connecticut.
itt‘ authorized l0 have succession for
titties. of association. namely until
clihse of business on January ill, 1922.
.IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF‘ wit~
nest-x my hand and Seal
(Seal) of office this thirty-first
day of January, 1902.
WM. B. RIDGELY.
Comptroller of the Currency.
a...
Interest
at the rate of
, . a.
Fourth“:
l’ .
~ has gone into our books, and
may be draWn at any time.
Those who prefer to let their
interest remain. can have
same catered on their pass
books at their convenience.
rm»: soul-Ir iron WILK
:1 mos aux.
Ulvlranmxx
outburst}. , ,~. ..
25W _.W....._...-... “a.
i 3‘ fl swarms
Tint! C0
“l
iwn'
'. ' ,. . l
Wilhhe pinned
to receive the ac-
counts cinema»
tile Firms, ludi-'
viduoltl. andCor-
porltlona. 2* . .
For canyon.
ionosof deposi-
tors in tho anv-
inn Department.
the bank is open-
ed from 6 to a,
Saturday aven- .
inn. .2 -
lf- youaontem-
aisle mitts: 'a
will it would be .
0”“ ”W0“:
Beam,
i
e
5 WHEREAS, by satisfactory evidence;
and’a‘atill I
your troubles and if they are
remedy right at hand.
in coal.
hill WaSliltigton" Street. 0‘ ’
to.
[r l
., suns ass
.‘ta it...
i
s.
. a
.,,..
An occasion to obtain Reba:
hie Furniture at a fraction
' of its value.
it. But walls vmn't‘ stretch.
to you of 30 to 40 ner cent: in many in s
in; elsewhere.
response.
Public confidence III on
firmly believe that never before were Su
if money saving means anything to yo
your present. or future needs.
DINING CHAIR.
SHE) Dining Chairs ............ 950’-
l.2i~ Dining Chairs ............ 981'
Hit) Dining Chairs ............ $1.39
2.00 Dining Chairs ............ $1.752
3.2!» Dining Chairs ............ $1.98
MATTRESSES.
33.00 Matircsa .................. 92.7.”;
4.00 Mattress 3.30
.100 Mattress .................. 4.25
7.00 Mattress .................. 5.50
9.00 Mattress .................. 7.2.")
i'aou sans. ‘
rum iron Bells ................ 5335
Mill iron Beds ................ 4.25
0,00 iron Buds ................ .75
8.00 irtm Beds ................ 0.50
10.00 iron Bods ............ 8.50,
, ‘. ‘r‘tmlcllill.nlunc'r0ns
l2 Nartll all“ small.
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fibens
r
7. a.
Kid 33 Shoe for ladies ..... ..
1
Shoes ............ '
............
good bargain ..................
Ladlek' Storm Rubbers .......
a a," Niki" 3a.] was; as",
ayatollah“ WILL burn and give.
ction in the burning. ‘ . ,.
,Wc'arc willing tonsil), you find just the coshtil
compelyour furnaceto do its lull duty in keeping, y,
‘ .we mind: for. yourbenefit-«nd our ,own.
Our stock is an endless chain of
Think it over—then telephone
John iii;
"comm-ms or our .
REMODELINGSALE ,
‘ ‘ of . ~ . .
.--_.M-w
ilur urgent. need is room and in order to make our repair-s‘vve' must
he bulky goods must, go in ordcl‘fiohlitke room
for to take out walls and enable us to expand our show/ rooms. if ,r
an immediate disposal we offer you our entire line .of fin
finished Furniture. Each article bearing our guarantee/ht a positive “38
There is still an unlimited assortment fol Furniture her
An immediate selection is advisablet V
A- J; Colitis tic
The Wadlelgh Pdiont Leather and Finn
The Lounsbury & Mathewrom'ghopi 33 ' .
and $3.50; not perfect/at ,,,,,,,,, 1 x , , .
. U. .. h“ , '
Men's Enamel and no: Calf 3.9.50
Men’s Patent and Box Calf Shoes, a
915‘“’55°ftvn scram...
due to poor
seal well he
encrythln‘ ti“! .
1..., its?)
PW”)
”South Noimlk.» Co
w
V.
a
,y‘!
‘4
h.'-
UA
RY tilt
wit’fi. .« lv‘.‘ qt, v
,. Never before such Film
Selling;'never before iii:
prices. I
l3. well am
,a‘
/
tanccs 50 per cr/nt, on mic“
r announce-"rent broughfi en
ch value's presented in lhll‘Vicl‘
n, this is your opportunityto Mimi
/ . .
MORRIU CHAIRS.
$0.00 Morris Chairs ..... ..:.....
7.50 Morris Chairs ...'...
8.50 Morris Chairs .........
1000 Morris Chairs . ...... .....
12.00 Morris Chairs ......
seems. all.
31m
$1.75 Springs
23.50 Springs ....... 4........... god]
3.00 Springs .........1 ........ ’. 2.23,
3.7.3 Springs -......,4 ......... 3.0
4,50 Springs ... . 4‘. ..... . ....... I ‘
BEDROOM suns, . A
$16.50 llwll’on‘m Suns .. ........ 314.98,
25.00 Bmiruom Suits ......... . 213m.
snot) Bedroom Suits ........... 253a
4.3.00 Bedroom Suits .... ...... . 89.93
60.00 Bedroom Suits .4. . . . . ... 53.50
AND harmonious. pl ‘0‘,
South Notations“.
W. ,.
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