.. “expressed them- no 3! opposed to a divl‘ to, at the special There was dissenting vote upon the Dill n that the sentiment or the ti ~ division of Minibar from conspicuoub ‘ Whether they if“ all tonin th i‘r aliens for their bed accessi or whether have made up their minds to n the light for division in Iii do the town I- the benefit 0! ;Intore tedl ones’, tor. IrticVu- hands (it their” own, no is . z to amnesia Vie-senti- at that and; of t e town to p the committee’s eltorts. that so few of south Nor- , air has, shows either a general lack in set in the scheme. or that Inmittee has the backing of itiaens at that end of the ‘ The delegation from Bow-v I the town that wants a is the city or South Nor _ a population at some- : or six thousand. while the . res-quarters of the town hr‘ sidiy opposed to the proposi- ‘ is being unwisely counseb its regard for the truth. from East’Womalk per- item fifth Norw'alk. heralds. the lamina blitlldb‘mle city of Nora against cons lidatlon. stilts) in the wig»: appreval or was done yV South Nor- tore, so tar. as the meeting to, is concerned it Iepresented malt. and showed Norwnlk's ” to loath Norwalk's desire dent government. The fact ’ nth Norwaiiiers ignored the simply shower; that its citizens ‘ ed. to conspllg‘itt ion. and com topreven’t South Norwalltern V lair tho‘ intestine. yet prac- Norwaikera were wholly . unreportarln lulu haa‘n’t‘? th huept tally interning! or or it use a lac]; of general interest in the . creme. Or that the committee line the ‘ booking of the. citizens of that end of . , the town." Just look over the com- ’ inittee appointed by the mayor by vote or the Council, and you will probably be convinced that the citizens are . hacking the movement But what is the sense of getting mad . about it and abusing South Norwaik. ' Its citizens certainly have aVright‘ oi? opinion and their judgment upon their 'own affairs is entitled to courteous . consideration. There is no animosity in their action. On the contrary. it is the honest belle! here that both 1...... tious will be better off with independ- ent government. Acting independently much more can be accomplished; sec~ tlonal jealousy will be wiped out. and . the robust neighborly relations and good feeling will prevail; and a new era of prosperity will begin with each of the towns I"i‘heae gentlemen. at the East Nor- were not in layer of consolidation. a deputy sher or this county ave to arrest you. sir." x“?‘What'a upl’i nailed . leDrivlng Iastrr then eight miles an holll‘. 'iflut l daughter. you ’ ’ :: :I‘W‘anter marry Sarah. eh?’ ‘.‘ ‘Waal, that's kind or you, but 1 man trio my duty as an other ,and make six shillings in ices. You'll have to ‘go alonk.’ "i went along with him.'.' said the drummer. “and was lined five dollars and costs. and, though I'm not a tlIIu~ skinned. than. my feelings were hurt, than in a hurry to see your I want to ask her hand of walk meeting. opposed division. but Perhaps u they would ettend the Smith Norwaik meeting they would become ‘V _ divisionlsts. . , l r .9; «..- - ..a. .. HIGHEST fMQUNTAlN EXPLORER W. . Moullt.V‘McKlnlcy. Alaska. Visited by Geological Survey Party. Mount McKinley. the highest moun- tain on the North American oontfigt. was visited last season by AiVIr 1. Brooks an pertjlg- from the United States god ”in survey. oi which D. L Reaburnfl 8m topographer. As far as is known, this is the first time the slopes oi the pealt have been reached by white men, though in 1898 its alti- tude and moisture were determined « from a distance by Robert Muldrow, oi the some survey. . The mountain Is located near the western margin of the Alaskan range. the general name given to the large ' Niohntaiu mass which sepaIates the iron and Kushokwim waters from ‘ Cook inlet drainage. ‘WARNERA-STRANGWARD. Miss Grace P. Strangward and William Warner were married at the home or the lfgndeéat Noroton Tues. day afternoon v.1.ouis French Icctor ol‘ St Lukas. nlscopal hurcb «or Nomabn; tric‘iiifllle was at by her sister. Miss Mary W. strung Ward. and the some brother. James K. Warner. A)... sfltaiutord ulna best man: it was ii. hul‘et home wedding without 'the presence 0! other guests Alter a short wedding trip, Mr. and Mrs. Warner will begin housekeeping at 11 Bedtord street. Stamiord. Mr. Warner is supellutendent of the Stam- ford Foundry company. and activeli engaged. in thveork of the Y. M. C A. in Stamford His bride is well and Vtavprahly. known in Greenwich where a has many acquaintances and friends. -—Greenwich News. ENTRIES FDR POULTRY SHOW. The entries lo: the second annual show at th fatamford Poultry Assn elation. whlc commences January 20 are coming in rather lively now. The . indies ions are that this year; shoal lel ‘ ‘every way. surpass tha‘toitldgg ,gJanuary 11. Much into ' in: men in the exhibition of the connectlout (lat Club, to be held In iide‘ti ' ‘ pleasure out the , , ‘ Throw the let?“ all? .into a bureau locked. Litter your roomn with literature which has no pineal ,V 15mm. ,ihe will stare at Mid the}; while attending. ‘11in service Tell a xirb your private opihl about her girl churn. Philadelphia Bulletin. Sunday School Teacher (telling of the deluge)-~And than it rained for forty days and forty nights. Johnny-«Were ltli e thrillers satisfied then. sir?~—Tlt—B We s‘cll’ Wall Payers Shelf Paper. Window Shades. Cornice Poles Curtain Rods. Ready Mixed Paints Window Glass, Elna Inc's. Stein's and Varnishes Paint and Artists Brushes. Toweirfioiders and Racks. Photo Frames Stepladdeis. Chair Stepladders. ArtisIS‘ Materials for Oil. Water Pastel Charcoal and Gray on Work; Pictures Flamed and Unirnmed We do a general Painting. Paper Hanging and Decorat lug h unaided; Frame Pic lures Bandy make Window shades to order. Store open evenings until 8:30. We go anywhere for busi- nan. Respectfully, L. H. DECKER. 87 Washln ton Si. 80. Norwnlk Conn. Telephone Connections. 6TH AVE, 215‘!” AND 221) 315 N Y; «The, Best When we uylllii nice: at: lower TOgMATIIJFS. Maunre' «wet or In crow lllu Humans. ll. :II 1.. ‘ 36 CORN. Fioln‘ ii a d ‘It In Maine tannin “hill. ilfl..l‘.!¢; «lo . I 51?.er Tillli ”TOE". home made. quart l-ll. 20s.: air-1.. 8! 30; “huh: ‘mn a Slii'lh was. ctln L‘Jih ll Ilunl. irraltl l-ili can. liic EIILI limi- cxita choice '2- p. cm lid LIMA II'IMh. "i.lll .i it 'i ii“. iii). If)“; “0’. . n WofV-ICroIt'shmcllrloiu (Zucol pal up u‘ in stage bolligu liletblll‘ lnIro‘o Maury. 0m! 2y one. per [)0 . ..... . 20w. . ‘lVEs. decidedly the best :oral Brandt Olives are oil. critically selected. are crisp and rich in lhvor. hv MAMMOTH pints. no. pl plNéllS-‘n .... andWOoly’ Ihc’ Best (in mm 10 any on who will lake lie unable to male a comparison of Ill: 1005! end prices with similar lines elsewhere. A trial ordn wi‘l convince. Canned Vrgelsbles, its Grades, lowcsi P as! y AS lied film. i ”F um Eigin creamery. 8“}:th 5 pound alone clocks. (Floral min l mu: hill his, ““650 Groceries ...! .er Ihc but Groceries we say what we i Dial ilnnl. I AhVMiMSU luuc: tender, laIVgc ulii WA-‘N‘ul HivorgL ‘5; (gap MW: 08.. 0 It". («sinuous Tll’s. lllchmou , or Leimuuiu: irl “quire. cu'n. f 3.01:2 30 . Ill" CO“ on I"; cult. Ruby fl'i‘lllii he lrcsh. “Will 8 cm in 4.60 illikliiol' a. trim uiluy.9 .im .. 95c: iuiuly Emmi. tub n silenchn leIrIn “V 4 10 SIN. .doz'la‘u ... ‘ [.50 fl ~I- ioul brand. mules more rum boiler l our brand in the barrel than any other ibrunl—lry. ital-ti barrel”. 90. 3 4 70 (In! tel...“ 00355!“ OLIVfiS CRESCI N1 OLthS (Floral). NNWN no 8 1 I1 8 ' l- O lnlh.8i)t.',lu8r\h... 60¢ , Vinita“! eel tenants with , Sililiiil chcl plmcnio be .u mm“: rls , win which never is Fancy the world owes you a living. 1 which Is to be cad. without woman ~ Resolve have a portion at your waste slid dbegin the New Year by opening an account ON 81.25 PER DAY . Your forefathers owned their own homes, and were inde- pendently well oil. You are not doing that on $i5 and more per week. . ' Don' I you feel that it is ad— . Vvisablc to put .part of. your 8‘ ” earnings away, especially in 21 Savings Bank. where it will earn interest money? Four per cent. is what we .. pay on deposits SOUTH NORWAIJK SAVINNS f BANK. United Bank Bldg. soup IND SUCCESSFUL . BligNallundleul SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. m cairn“.- $100.‘000.00 Surplus. . 31011000420 Other Profits. 340.700.00 ...—...... JOIIN II. HERE'S. President. Jinan II. mm. Cashier. Dinec‘rons: John H. Ferris Henry Seymour John H. Knapp Christian Swartz John H. Light AF. ..hl. Mathewson V Josiah R. Marvin Samuel Grumman .l. Wallace Marvin. .. been}. Soilolred. South Namalk Savings Ego—8' 85h Silllzlillllllii illllllliil , . at the rate“ or -. I. Four For (will Per Annual I has been declared for the six months ending December 3m. 1902. payable ' on and after January 10. 1903. Interest not drawn will be credited to accounts and draw interest.fr0m JInuIry1,1903. Money deposited on or before Jan- uary,10 will draw interest from Jan- uIl‘yi 1803. GEORGE F. BEARBE. Treasurer. class Tailored Garmentg. . 8uliI. Jackets, Capes, Skirts. . the Boston store. a. . A cut in prices in the d meat that Means VaV complete lean- Ing out in short order of winter garment In our store don’t do things in a small when we want to get rid ' ohandiae. we use only P0 MEANS, namely; make th prices w" low enough. .'-Here's a few of the pric Ladice' Tailored BuIIstostly black, regular price: $2.50 to 814.50 8.50 Children’s Cloth Coats. lacs 2 to ,4 cars lined throughout, regular or can, 82. 25 to 83. 50, ‘ $1.89 Children’s Heavy Winter Coats, sizes 4 to a years, regular prices 88.88 and 87 .98. ‘ 3 84-98 Ladies Silk Manic chi. Coats, ‘ lined throughout, regular pri'cc‘ 815.00, . 810.00 Waista, lined throughout. tucked trout and back. and trimmed with small fancy buttons, regular price 82. 00, at . 81.60 Ladies’ alhwool Flannel Waist, button to one side colors red, royal and black. large fish eye but- tons, regular price 81.50 at 81.19 Ladiee' Heavy Twilied Flannel Ladlcs’ Colored Nuns Veillng ' Ladlea’ Fine Winter V fitting and MI! filling is and bisck,:sat l‘lI lama-equine pr Ladica' ng lo Coats. tan, a tier In Isabella Fox For some with six ialls.. regain $8 50 - . Sable Opossum Nails. price 85. 00, Ladies' Heavy Flamicie Robes, regular priced 8 i, 81. 35, at Children’s Flannolctto N 9M. Robes, regular prices 80:; and 580.; any size . 80 Ladies’ Fiannolcttc Wrapper? ‘ I ~ ular prices 81.50 and 81.85, a 81.25. EMPTY BOILER‘ DRUNK ENGH NEER; FUN ERAL. An amusing schVv is told of the edi— ‘ tor of a go-uiicgd Marion evening newspaper who iI tlu eternal rushing to press to get leI d of the opposition. was constantly inresiilug upon his reporters the Inc rally for. condensing all news. A terrific bolls explosion had taken place on board big ship lying at Portsmouth. . . “Get down the as hard as you can," he said to one i his men. "it you catch the 11:40 Iron: London Bridge you’ll be there on utter two. and can ust wire as so V thing for the litih edi— tion. but boil 1 down.’ And the lap tcr ‘weut Soon after three a Wclolk t t afternoon they got a wire from him "Telriflc e plosion. Boiler empty Engineer full. tomormw. "—-i ndon Tit Bits For graphi expressiveness this is almost worth to be recorded side by side with Ih old story of the boy‘s hunting cxcu ion: Boy. sun; Joy, (on. Gun, bust; Boy. dust. WMnn-o- -war. Funeral To the ordinary oiiaemV’ . ' lag of a house p ant into a finish disconcerting. Yet there are plants which will do this when the This singular plant is the “on bean, " knewn to the botani Eutada tusslens.1t u a warm and moist tropical court .cannot and will not stand dust. W dust settles upon the breathing 'po . in the leaves of this plant and choline them. a gas accumulates inside*“tll leaves. and when it gains III of strength forcibly “blows on, ” Vole the pores of dust and making a s- exactiy like .coughlng... At its time the leaves tremble and th‘ Vt actually “gets read in the mom“: thI‘ough the sinking oi the green chin . ophyll grains and the apps ch particles on the leases. Tm? is sometimes used as a hands and sweeping the robin sets it ing, to the intense astonishment o 8°. sons not familiar with its pecuiar Many an impecunious suitor thliii' a girl a hand only to had that lid: can't keep her in gloves. them El“! [thew the heel. \ Lilli: oust» billlits lr‘lur . . alum! this. In‘éwluu‘ lac. ’°"'“"“‘"“'"“"'"‘ “w" hall pluI toll on: Very delicious: soon. i conjunction with the poultry show. null-Ix: “WI”, gym,“ . The cat club is pniy view mo its old. ha l W Pi‘i‘l‘lzil OLIVIES (Floiail. pile r H n‘b r IIIMv-W’Yw'dl»l»7l . 7m will go down in history with I wonderful record it still Iiillili in pro- '6 VII find good things to eat. This should demand your attention. for». yours health's sake You cannot alto dill} “ ‘ once your existence by eating poor goods. ”riflllappy New ear t May it come to you In lull more. Industry it” he line «it ithe- 899, coua ry- . At the huh being of this New Year send as your order Iai- FrancoAmerican Boupa, logo at Ten. Then we buy by the toll. and they cannot be matched tor quality or price In town. . y Butter-...“ . try are. Me know what we are altering when we pinch before the public titty oi Fancy dunno Fr I and Vegetablesnlhe‘ best goodb packed. handy Crackers. Head Rice, Pop do Joifiiaawand I million used things to eat, unit you weal. . V V V The year 1902 is rapidly ‘ l' " ‘ and Idol”. NOT' ., claiming to the people lvhei'si iiht have a town 4 J Norwalk apt; M l I: Friday night“ V ' . up he sure. but not ‘ ‘ h ' «until (4,." (”1‘45 ‘ delicious; halil'Ipintlcsse united lane automasc RIDGEFEELB‘L: 1 0mm“ D‘ I“""- ”drill-Quilt" tic-i fllhlg Isilaml a.doun,sssuried ‘ msdulrc'avwilcsi ullll‘y ' meeting Baturday evening. I 50 lBacon mm loan .‘l‘n'p. ‘ 4c “I’ll'iiii'fiii” Imi- years that has yet dawned one this i 19 «gm V“ -, crock,,8$c.; gallon hiclpinla ”creams oiilmn .z:. ....- . . “Hill“! 8 W. 180308 f "1 H ..sc l r . . b. Illa is Cult at. Blackberry, (ii-con CI; 0 ‘ Jams rifwiy’ulli Nedwiguimi l‘iucdwuc. .I'caell lied Cherry. 8;“: . id 'cmer ~li in iinorualiiyi 'i’hchoar o , othb bola ‘ - C3l8ii8l‘fp ntimiils‘mg. a3 .....1-‘0 Mb otli id thei regular ‘ ~emu. ”immature Hams . we _ ‘ . ...»,uuuVu "In '. 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