ion with
i“ it tile
5‘
Don-loll Point di-
vision made but few trips yesterday.
John W. Beatty has renewed the con-
gel? to point a church inxlirewsters.
.~"l‘ilnobhy Dflléoll is ill at his home
on Strawberryt Kill. lie is a driver for
Raymond Brothers. “ '
Mr. and Mrs.g.lorem_iah Drlscoli. of
26‘ Second avenue; are visiting in New
York tor it few days. .
Erank Taylor is me new oyster open.
or in the Oyster establishment of the
Rowland Oyster Company.
Hiram Brown. the shoe manufactur-
er on the Washington street bridge, is
lnhlew Haven today on business.
Miss Bertha Morris, of (lava street,
who has been visiting friends ill New
. . Canaan. has returned to her home.
Frederick W. Decker. of Riverside
avenue, who has been spending a few
days'at 'I‘alrmadge Hill, has returned to
his home in this place.
Kenneth Thomas is suffering from
a severe out on his head from playing
basketball at tile Y. M. C. A. He was
thrown against the stove in a rush.
The ladies of St. Paul's mission in
[last Norwalk. were to have held a
meeting last night. but owing to the
storm. it was postponed indefinitely.
. Mr. and Mrs. Myron S. Olmatcad. of
.lford, who have been visiting Mr.
Mrs. James Clavon. of the Gregory
j lovurd. have returned
to their
c. -
.‘Tllcrc was an interesting Biblo read
he at the residence of Mr. and Mrs.
ll'rcd H. Nlcltcrson ill East avenue.
sat. night,“notwithstanding the snow-
tbl‘m. g: ,r . l
‘ 1. Mix.“ and Mrs“ C. J. llattllncr. of
”Bridgeth who have been visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Charles F. Gel-ham. of South
born avenue. returned to their home
‘ yesterday.
James L'Homlnodlcu’s class moot
lug-or the A: East-Avenue Methodist
(Blanch will behold this oveniug.- lt
iridesircd that a large number of mem-
um be precaution ‘ , '
.-,;?’M{r. and‘Mrs. Edgaré Howell. of Cove
.. t armreioicius today overrule ar-
._.o;t.ia baby girlw Mother and child
soloing aloell’lmld Mrs‘liowell is,
aiming anchorwoman. ‘
Rey. Jrlw, {pelvis «villus. to Norotou
‘ tonight mfliplfia’lfl forlthje benefit of
the soldibhs‘ldtlksifioldcrs‘ Home. A
delegation from he Advent christian
Church will accompany him. .
. The East Norwalk sehools closed
yesterday morning at 10:30 o‘clock.
on account of the snow storm. All
the teachers were present. but very
few of the scholars appeared.
Mary 0. Decker. fifty-six years old,
wife of Muttavius Decker. died at her
home. No. 16 Cove street. yesterday
niternoon. The funeral will be Held
'1’ ursdsy afternoon. Besides hcr hus~
H. deceased leavosihroc sons and
0 daughters.
The channel south of the Washing
«ton street bridge was frozen ovcr‘this
’morning. The steamer ii‘rcddi ~ Dock-
‘l', had hard work to plow hsr way
through. Silo could only make about
‘7 three feet nta time. She would tllen
{back up and dash into the ice full
‘_t0l'ce.,
Bridgetendel‘ John Cole has been ill
for a few days at his home on the
anshlugton street bridge. He is lill~
proving and it is expected that he will
attend "to his‘ duties tomorrow.
_ There have been some complaints that
’th’e‘bridgo has not been cleared of
iallow. but it has not been Mr. Cole‘s
tacit. . ..
{There was a~surprise party on Miss
lice Bartlett. of Second avenue; Sat-
rduy evening. it was Miss Bartlett's
“seventeenth birthday anniversary.
1 Several of her friends called to help
the event pass pleasantly. They suc-
ceeded nicely, for u very enjoyable
time was spent. Games were pluvod
glad there was skagingaud piano play-
as. _ V“,
The. article ill yesterday‘s Sentinel
. signed by a taxpayer in East Norwalk.
can hastily endorse._ The taxpayer
in illusthlorwalllnoan not niford, with a
scilooldk prisoner. to build an ex-
ponoi grliouso at this time. it
wool“ h better. as your corres-
mmeht"'wlies. to defer the building
oilthe fire house‘ulltll the school debt
is wiped out. I also hear that it is be»
lng agitated to finish off and tarnish
mom rooms in tho'new school house
this summer provided that n,voto
can be carried thateaeotrthat'wm
require at least' 2.500 more. soil. will
be well for thetaxpayers of the dis-
trict to look. Well Into this matter. be
fore runnlnfim re dainty in debt.
‘ * ii. TAXPAYER.
W
notch my. ,
Captain'Wili "- Stevens. who has
been ill. in on the” onto recovery.
There, manly was-slop held in
the public ”Mankind“. on so.
out of the storm
rs. William v
spent Build it
York. .
ll. of Rowayton,
ottorday in New
i
u.
‘ ed in painting
. main until Easter.
, tionnl and Methodist Churches were
» girl ‘ no. it
01mm" is tile avast or friends lutbla
p are. ‘2 a ‘
Professor A. iii. Guernsey is easily
some very beautiful
scenery. M .. ‘ ‘
leave tor moridn‘tllisnwssirto re-
The services in both the Conglom-
well attended blunders .
Mrs. James ii. ltllscoe. who has been
(initially ill with an attack or pool]-
nlonin. is improvinploiomyl
Ground has been broken tor two
more houses to be erected at Scott's
Cove. by the 'l‘okonolio corporation.
Mrs. William Wood legalltsrtoinhg
the Misses Grace and Harriet Ohlcbosi
tor. of Stamford. during their mother’s
almonds in New Yiorio ‘ ’2
lord, who‘llus been visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Lester u. Jamieson, of Noroton.
has returned to her home.
Miss Jessie St. John ill still the
guest of her sister. Mrs. Gilbert Finch,
of Hartford. ‘Sho will return to her
home theviirst of next month.
Miss Ella Manson. of New Canaan.
who has been visiting friends ill this
place for the past twl; cocks, roturu-
ed to her» home on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. James G. Graham. of
Milford. who lluVo been the guests oi"
friends in Norotou and Glenbrook dun
lug the past week. returned to their
home on Saturday. .
Some new books have arrived for
the Dal-ion Public Library. The ‘11-
brary is fast coming to the trout and
will soon be on a par with many of
the libraries in the cities.
(lreouleat Uhusmar and Miss Finl-
enco Silvers will go to New York to
be married. They will reside in the
South; .Thcir many friends ill this
place wish them a long and happy
lie. -
Next Friday night the last of the
series of entertainments given by the
Men's Club of the Congregational
Church will be given. The Alton Pac-
kard Art Company will be the outer
talners.
licv. George W. Moore. colored.
propelled in the Barton Congregation-
al Church last Sunday evening. ill-l
subject treated of the work among the
colored people ill the South. Mr.
Moore. was formerly n slave.
< The snow. storm or yesterday com-
pletely paralyzed business in this
place. The work on the town hall was
stripped. and outside of a «few grocery
teams. therowero very low on “if:
streets. The chlidren had a big time
playing in the snow and sliding down
hill after school. .. r -' :
Clarence Euqrotoot spent Sunday
with. hls‘lfamliy' in this place. Mrs.
Grofoot. Who‘has been quite ill at llor
home with an attack of grip and Oil'-
er complaints. is improving nicely and
it is thought that she will be able to
go out in a few days. Her many
friends will be pleased tolearn of this
Frank J. Ennis. the popular young
athlete. took a cold hath Saturday nf‘
ternoon. while skating on the (love
pond. Frank was hitting up a merry
pace against the light northwrut wind
and. as he was skaflnc with hits head
down, he did not notice on last he
was approaching the bridge. When he
reamed it. he found himself on thin
lpbi'b'lth a slim chant-cot getting of!
dry. lie turned short and made a
good attempt at clearing the thin ice
but just as he neared the thicker int
he broke through. After brculliun
the ice for some distance be got out
all right. Athletes usually. after exer-
cising. take a cold sllOWcr-butll. but
Prank found this one a trifle more
than enough. in getting out of the,
loo, Frank wrcuehcd his leg. and that
may keep him oil the ice the rest of
the winter. Otherwise he suffered no
ill effects of his cold bath.
w..-
WESTPOR T.
Il‘llc schooner Mary Elizabeth arriv-
ed ill port Saturday.
Miss W. Lewis. of Norwalk, visited
friends here Saturday.
Mrs, John Clair, oi l‘iull'ulo, N. Y.. in
the guest of her mother.
There was a meeting of the Fire
Department. last evening.
Friends from New York city spent
Saturday and Sunday with the family
of William Taylor.
Miss Harriet Diamond is on the sick
list. A severe cold has kept her with-
‘:n doors for several days.
hits. Rogers. superintendent of nurs
on at the. Bridgeport hospital. will do-
liver a public. lecture tonight on "First
Aid tothe injured." in Pequot Lyceum
Dr. Trowbridge. representative of
the Foster Land Company. of Norwalk
has been negotiating for the purchase
of the H. B. Jennings term. Sacco
Bench. it is expected that the deal
will be closed this week, und'the tract
cut up'into building lots;
Several urchins had a merry time of
it Saturday, at the expense of unwary
residents. ‘rne boys placed an old
pocketbook containing two onions and
indicating that It might be comfort-
ably full oi bulk notes, in front of the
bank. More than ono‘pssser by took
1the bait and was awarded by a hearty
illlllll. _ '
The Connecticut Railway 5, Lighting
00!!!me sun soon begin the" Writ: ‘of
pointing. a ell-cm sensual Ash‘croclt
bridge. '1‘ in leads to the surmise that
no attempt touchstitutc the present
structure with a new bridge is to be
math” mneur‘tgw.
are do Mutts ‘ a .
hill rum spinal! intractlubridn-
or blindness»; and the who» mu
that his interest in con
w w
_ been expressed
(an, Oil,
Mr. and Mrsgihjiirod morehouso.sr.. 1
wi l
Mrs. Charles F. Honllossey, of Stumv
or more strenuous illuropenn compo..-
will
”I.”
WM
“3.-....” “
litiiril ill, ill “lull t‘illnlllelte In
lllll Eleni liner in Supplier”
. Ills. liven iinlnrlulllr
moo—-
’ WAislilNil‘i‘ofilfiiii'obrunry 18.~~‘i’ili3
important. document entitled purview
of the foreign commerce or the United
States in 1901." 'showinmtho pace at.
which the country murdering the last
calendar year in the/great race tor
supremacy in nude or tbe'world‘sxmllr.
ket, has been made public by Frederic
Emory. chief of the bureau of foreign
commerce of the state department. it
is stated that the commercial reports
of our diplomatic and consular embers“
last your record continued growth in
the sales of molly lines of manulnct‘
uros from the United States in foreign
markets and the increase of the gener-
al concern throughout iiiuropo (is it)
the possible results of our industrial
competition. Although the ilgurus
of our exports complied by the trees
ury department show a considerable
falling off ill the total value of manu-
factured goods sent. abroad. it is stab
ed there seems ll) be a steady and un-
interrupted spread in the popularity ni
what" may be termed American "nov-
elties" all over ritlrope. liy the word
f’novcltios" oro'mellnt not only large
agricultural implements and machin»
cry. which are. strange to most Eun
openns, hllt a great variety of articles
oi merchandise. all of which possess
distinguished points or excellence and
relative cuenpness. new to Europe.
which commend them to purchasers
there in preference to similar arli.
clcs of home manufacture. In other
words while the aggregate of our ex-
ports of manufactured goods has
shrunk, the variety of our sales u
lurope in being oxtclldodnnd the ten
riiory upon which they are encroach-
ing is being steadily enlarged.
A striking example or this-ls an Lus-
triadiungnry. wnere imports lrom tuc
United States are incrcaszng rapidly.
That country originated the idea of a
European combination against Amol'r
ca ill trade and there the hostility oi
the industrial classes it: most pro-
heads the list of countries selling to
Germany and is causing the condo:
mists of that nation much concern. in-
corn is felt in France. Great llrltuiu.
Belgium. Switzerland and the other
lllchiy developed manufacturing eoun.
tries of Europe.
it is shown to be ll fact that we are
now supplying rillropean nations with
goods which have for years been dis
tinetlvcly of the countries themselves
them. We import silk to France.
tinplate to Wales. cottons to England.
and our California fruit is making such
headway in Spain as to provoke the
query ill a Spanish newspaper:
we live. to see American plunges on
the Valencia market itself?’
ill Belgium more American some
are being consumed than ever before.
The. funlug oil. in American exports
less favorable. but. rather to business
depression ill Europe pivoting the
purchasing power. The ellmiuntlon oi
‘of countries to which we export, also
is a factor.
that during tho calendar year there
was a falling off of $l2.5llii.lili emu-
pared -with the previous year monu-
fur-lures tolling oft Siiifiilrdllfl. but be.
ing offset by a gain ill agricultural ex-
ports of who!” .0] 4‘.
Mr. Emory says it is evident ihll
ill?» "American illrnelon' of Europe
has ceased for the. time being to be of
that sweeping character that distin-
guished it at first as all economic phe-
nomena. He retmiis what. Was said i'!
the review a year ago of the danger
tion. tile» use or new processes‘nnd
our Own models of macldncryfhut he
says that Europe has not ..lade any
sensible progress in that direction. As
to restrictive legislation. pending mea-
sures in Europe might be abandoned.
says the review. it the United States
modifieditn tam: policy nudpermitted
to re. imports alleged obstruction..by
'Bfitish labor which increases our
trade opportunities:- to the combina-
at the recent conference of employers
and employees in New York and to
the fact that our competitive energy
is so for but portly developed. *On the
whole Mr. Emory finds that we have
vitiste in fitting ourselves for later-
with encouragement the growth wot.”
trade. and well dimotodofforts for are '
panslon.
If" not ' fibril. , rim glowed.“
organism. in am «challenger j
mlitlgl M u. 3 District com .,
: rho-5 hr Mailman the situational .
madman inclined. to believe
the: in out arousal the]
~ Wonders Ggmt‘forthi
momenta-amen... m _ ,
.nmmfl: out " WW.
W‘ ‘ tile enrol-d i wror
_ glitz liniial Styles For llllll ._
nuanced. ’i‘he united States again ‘1
deed it is pointed out tors name con- .
and which we. used to import lrom .
‘Snail
is attributed not to the. goods bolus .
Hawaii and Porto itlco from the list .
”sews“ Shoe sale
351.69
'i‘he. treasury iigurcs show »
hardly more than entered upon a no- '
national competition and he notes."
arm will be missions: wines . '
dolor ' ‘
ciao.
Mn-
.5
iii?
re
years
popular interest in the value of foreign . ‘
Your mirror . ‘
ltfilili‘il'ltholf giro, mil in loo
t w t We ‘ . , ,
lost-infirm. builtyg‘ nor constrictions iiiis the vandal pond or disease which robs
'in of nor ' Install. lines her two. poles
direct: Ind lip, i; in
circles, trying her infirm its ti
blood
woman; and
which. restore brilliancpto the will, u .
h»
vigorous nerves. Dr.
Greene's Norqu will .
make you look and feel. ~
young and restore your
energies. vivacity. and
enjoyment of life. ‘ .
you is c this
Iterative and turmoil-cull
nomformrybody need» ‘
so in mmodymnd this ..
is ; deal spring medl-
fllflmouu No flu Old 0“» 9
most skilfll nurses in this
country. says :
WK
mutation. until ,. W .
nonlethal less. ’I’honh to r.
Gratings horrors bloodond nerve
{trons therefrom minions m”;
Ive Inn euro . won . ..« . ‘
like gtelltho whole world. of wolnm what Dr. Growers Nor-rum blood and nerve remedy
has done (or me. and to recommend all women to ill-ill this wonderful medicine. I run a
will”. and when nursing my sister Ignite her this wonderful medicine.
never felt better than since using it.
pmstmtion. who could not
tleahy. and says she should. eve been
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upended it. to many others with the some
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d 01 than deal-
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place. “last this wonderful lnislieille'nunlel‘l and blessed everywhere.
Add my testimony so its great value.
and I so: glad to
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. . Women have absolute confidence in Dr. Greene‘s Xervum. more sothan in
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oaltoBurn."
And iris coal that WILL burn and give you pleasure
and satisfaction in the burning.
We are willing to help you find just the coal that will
compel your furnace to do its full duty in keeping you warm.
We are here for your benefit-and our own. Tell us
your troubles and if they are due to poor coal we have the
remedy right at hand.
in coal.
Our stock is an endless chain of everything that’s good
Think it ovcr—r—then telephone us. (52¢3.)
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l49 WaslllugtonSireei. ‘ g
in
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$1.98
$2448
$1.98
. ion libtrtiisohabie iotexpccl it ‘
lotfissimeiorvourx ._
1 ' 29"
K soil:
‘ .
ed] to accept the
film
lineal. mir-
’ sum incursion.
'3'. Poor» .
so. ”in ‘ wires smear. “
satire nonwALK.c1-.
SOLOMON SCAM. Manager.
Mr-
Gold. SilverLNicirel and Copper
g Plating.
Chandeliers, Hand Irons, Fenders,
Bird Cages and all kinds of
Metal Work Repaired
and Refinished.
ANTIQUE BRONZING.
Metal Signs of every description.
Brass Advertising Signs.
Large Orders ‘a Specialty.
FOOD into Clean Cut Uni-
form Pisces as “FINE or
COARSE as wanted. ‘
Other machines chop meat
only, THIS. DOES AWAY
wrrrr “ 'rn , on 0?le
BOWL AL GETHER.
CHOPS Potatoes. Meat.
Apples. Cabbage. Bread.-
EVERYTHING.
*—
, A machine you. will use
everyday. Cailend neeit.
CO‘mst’o'ck,
Watkins , '
8: Dow,
112 WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Phone 143-6.
ASA‘C’Rllilcr”””
Profit to Principle
TO MAKE A CLEAN SWEEP.
TRIMMED HATS
AT HALF PRICE
An excellent opportunity to make u
change. ill your Winter Hat at u. small
expense. The best styles and qualities
all included without reserve.
M. F. Ackerman.
31 MAIN STREET, NORWALK.
Connected with large Bridgeport cs.
tublishment. Fine goods at low prices.
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 8, 1902.
GOING OUT OF BUSINESS im
On account of the condition or my
health and my lease expiring. l have
concluded to close out my Business
and will Sell the
Elllllfi Slilllli ill ll Stillllil‘lilt
The Best Bargains will be to those .
who come first.
Hero is a chance to get
. Furniture. Carpet». Etc,
CHEAP.
c. w. novr
Successor to Bonnets g lioyt.
“OWM'IG'IHI ”‘th I ”tail! '9'
. 'wv‘w ‘
. to Mt
with that. it Willi
into society,"~llifs
3“ ”Armin"?
villi
, ; . . I“ ‘ . l
pm- Very pear, Creamery.
Pillsbury’s‘ Best Flour,
Pw-Ainorican Milk. .
Peninsular Milk, 9 '9' .
:l pings. Century Healthuvl’an
Cottage ave. .9 East
presented to the undersigp it
been made to appear t 't‘ ‘
National Bank. of south lim
the City of South Norwsl .
County of Fairileld, and, 8 ' l' '.
necticut, has complied with‘lfll
provisions of the,“Act ot'flon"
enable National Becki ,
to extend their corporate existence ”
for other purposes." appro 6Q ‘
12th. 1882. "
Ridgely, Comptroller of i;
do hereby certify that; “Th
tional Bank of SouthNorw
City of South Norwalkfi .. '
of Fairfleld, and State at
is authorized to h‘ave'
the period specified in its .;
tleles of association.‘ noun
close of business on Jenn
Joell?"
Interest .
UNITED liANK
BUILDiNG.
Thesolith No
will... ; (
'rhc' rpm"! at till“
. »n then: the but WF9
.il Rainéllomsrkou 0' .
{citric pro
our to inou is the
Mill: l’ridltii ll’ mm ”to?”
Liowniror'l‘oollir s
for which, purpose they,
aim drop at rootlets,
o utely pure—whether
slum or
A. Sin
CharterEtensld
TREASURY primal“
ready. .1
Washington. ,
' . January 31.'_ ,
WHEREAS. by satisfactory
“KM
NOW THEREFORE I. "
1N TESTlMONY Wis-nitric
ness my‘hand‘
(Seal) of office this til ,
day of January. 1,
.\ . WM. B. RIDGKL
’ Comptroller of the cum
No. 2643.
' '3
.il " .
at the rate.“ .
has gone. into our books, unit
may be drawn at any time. ‘
Those who prefer to let their "
interest remain, can hallo; ’-
sulnc entered on their"”paiill.’l.' ‘
books at their convenience. "
ms room 1mm
51 VINGS BARK
y. Trust (30.9.. ’9
.v ‘.
Will be pleased
to receive the ac-
counts or Marcelo
tile Firms. [tidi-
vldunls, and Cor-
porations.
For conveno
lanes of deposi~
tors in the Ball.
ings Department.
the bank is open-
ed from 6 to 8.
Saturday even-
inns.
if you coltarnv '
Plato mailing .a z.
will It would be
veil to consult on. i
.7...‘ .. q,
This in the
i; the di
Norwalk Chronicler