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blotter“: Residence.
xii" II poster of the South Nor-
E Oohgregational Church submit-
9 members of the church last
it“ be received with regret by
IE. be hove. had the pleasure of MI
’s acquaintance He has been
or the past two years. and has
it lively Interest in the affairs of
n as we'l as in the wmk ,of his
tell in which, by the way, he has
"pitched a large amount of good
ll leave South Norwalk May lsl.
time the pastorate of the Third
tartan Church, in Rochester. N.
find the best wishes of the people
' orwalk will accompany himself
Mrs. Sirayer to then new parts!)
fleports Just made to the New Y0Ik
”Ecological society showed that 700-
0, people had visited the Zoological
, thin the last year. There are 50!!
”salmon, 890 bit-,as and 772 ieptlles lll
theipnrk. There' are fully 5000 via
tors at the Aquarium in Battery park
very day in the yarn. This is said
obs the largest attendance nt in»
”anuarlum in the world
FASHIONS.
We see light-blue roses on huts of
lii‘ or white velvet. and while not lnore
hnatuml in color they are not as
tty and haven't the style of the
handsome orangecolored ones
. The newest chiffon boa is made on
he lines of the fur has with long ends
rutile of chiffon with its frilly" edge
lows the long stole ends all about
W'exoeedlngly fllll making a cascade
'2 madness not only about the throat
most to the feet
Monte Carlo" tea gown is a very
,ining design for a woman with
tender figure The “Monte Carle‘
bolero which gives it its name is usu-
filly of some contrasting decorative
‘erlal. lace preferably. and is used
so this season on the separate waists.
There are almost as many different
ads of waist materials as there are
” plepto buy-them, and if possible
" are prettier than ever heretofore
ii, have to pay as high as :7
"t' mine of your wash waists this
tiring, if you get those tailored
The crosswise tucks are seen
Milli bets {lid waists. They are es
in bratty on a waist of thin silk
other thin material Sometimes
,, ey are placed herringbonewise
hath back and front of the waists
. ‘ the coats show only two or three
I . at tucks because of their greab
' knees. .
rs is only now and then a worn
. a right complexion to weal a
amount on! the fashionable bril-
e on lied mandarin. But i
been one, and she not only had a
‘ yoke and blouse front of pannle
l 00‘ or on her bodice but her hat
EAB’l‘ LYNNE
. approval has set its seal up-
{trace G Hamilton Co. playing
, and
dried. t have been grat-
. ll parties concerned. Miss
.. I brings out skillfully the this
Suionsy of Lady lssbel. its con-
and later her sudertngs
returns to her old home as
s Vine. Her per-
the met er’s love for her
particularly effective. M lss
Treoently returned from
bringing with her a handsome
Ely wardrobe. purchased in
glitch she will Wear
Hamilton has nui-
.. owitb 0‘. company of
a players of more (hamm
snee‘a‘hd will visit South
:and should be greeted
<‘ fliehdsnce
' CQMEDY COMPANY.
k Cbinedv Company will
. on at Hoyt’s Theatre
, mg: days. with daily
‘ _ ,»sir needs uolhtro~
a ’years she has won
enviable position ain-
.~ stars. She danc-
mangoes a trained and
, ride voice Is a charm-
: s and Works with an
the flies conviction
' assumes She
lion a mean!
u I. act eater-
hich are always so smart 10¢“le ’
- sliilcted to purchase it new set of Ice
eresults have .been. ..
rosy afternoonand night.
' it, n we won't promise you these tips re. for next week‘s, trade. Fleur is o n the advance, so buy quick. Other
k,
Fight Over Nichols Orothsrs of Green-
iisld Hill to Cautious.
An appeal will be taken from the de-
cision of Judge (lager in the case of
John and Samuel Nichols, for whom
he ordered the appointment of a con
servator. Georgie Wants, a piece.
inked tfihe probate courtbof Falrileld
o nppo at a conservator. ut the Judge ,
of that cllaurtf decided Itélat there was ties for "Mu". checking ac ,
.no access ty or one. rs Went: up
p'eaied to the Imperial court / After count. "‘6 “will“ linking
a lengthy trial in which a number of
witnesses Wcle heard. Judge (lagei
took the case undei advisement and
last week handed down a decision
overruling that of the Judge of probate
and ordering the appointment of con- .
acrvators ovor the two brothers ac
k‘cording to law. The appeal has not 1
vol been died but will be soon. and
then the case will be liiltl‘li liefole the
supIeIIIe (ourl. mobubly at the
Continued from First Page. ‘
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Eugene L. Boyer, treasurer of the
church. I itted his report, showing
the tin ‘ to be in excellent condlv
tion. The“ port wu‘socepted endor-
dered ,on tile and at the request of
Chairman Egbert the clerk look the
chair while Mr. Egbert read his report
as superintendent ‘of the Sunday
school. A large amount of work had
been accomplished during-the year.
which was largely due to the faithful-
ness of the officials of the school,
whose work was duly acknowledged
in the report. Mr. Egbert spoke feel-
ingly of the death of four members
during the your Miss Clara Marvin.
Mrs. John Pardeo. Miss ltncbel St.
John and Miss Emma Quintard.
The report of Franklin J. Curtis.
treasurer of the Sunday school. came
The South Norwalk.
Trust” Companu
through its unexcsllsd facili-
busllms, has been able to so.
cure a large number of no-
counts in this“ department.
Open an accoant with us. and
let us prove to you the effic-
lurge amount of good had been done
during the year among the poor of the
town. clothing, feeding and keeping
many warm and leading them to
0mm. lioth reports weie accepted.
us was also that of the treusluer of
the deacon s fund read by Mr Tucker.
in the latter report a large balance
was shown. indicating that the com-
munity. part of which was represented
by the church, was prosperous, there
having been no need of calling on the
fund for any poor persons during the
past will
b‘Ieiierick A. Elia. the pIesidcnt of
the Young People‘s society, lead an
abstract for this organisation. . The so
ciety has been ill existence only about
a year, yet it has a large membership
and its finances are in fine condition.
there Mint: n Wants 01 about $40 The Point la-ucheiu 'l‘iilll' (lard is
in the treasury. Rev. Mr. Egbert rn- numbered “0m 0m. II) to one bun
ported orally for the Pastor's Guild and ! drcd and (we'ltv “20, Eau h film'-
made the significant statement that l be has a Tully Card and each lowly”
twuthlrds (It all the work done by the l the uumbel of points made at the cud .
Iluiid went to local charity. In ilch of mph gump ‘
absence 0' Ml'Fl. A II. Nlt‘i‘it’l‘l'. Mt‘. Ellfl: F0] PXlllefl in tth lll‘tll gain” 1”
read the report of the Ladlcs‘ lienevo I)". head table one ”mph. "mph, 5
lcnt A“90I"1‘llml. points. the other side 4 points “the I
C. E. Curtis. for the nomination com- I-anlg of those hhvlng r. are e'ath lSOLlD AND SUCCESSFUL.
mittec. Ml‘fl, A. B. Hlll, .l. R. Mlll'Vlll punched 5 lllltl the others an; pimp-eh
and himsc‘f. submitted their report and ed 4
all the nominees were elected. the only I Winners mOVe as in the older gamml ,
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
next I lane of our service.
next. followed by the parish mission- term. to be held in this county'. 1 y ‘
ary's report. read by Miss Georgia Tay~ *‘r‘r "Mr—“m" l
lor. Tlli‘. latter report showed that, II “POlNT BUCHERE. i ‘\ . ‘
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Advocates of Progressive Euc'hclc
Ieform are now advocating a change
in the system of scaling llic game.
They believe that the score should be
--o. uputcd by points and not by games
as is genera“) done now. Polui
Illicheie they say is recognized by
Euchcrc p‘ aycrs as the only fair way
in Wllltll the game (an be I)luy.eli as
each plIIyt-I receives credit fol nil
pohis made at each game. it can be
played at any Progressive Elli-here
either at home or in clubs. .
Excitement begins with the first
band and continues until the last hand
is played. ,
Many objectionable features of the ‘
old game are overcome in Point
I Euchcrc. as fast playing is one of the ‘
essentials of the game.
ON $1.25 PER DAY
Your ilirci'ailtcrs owucd Ilicir
own bodies. and were iudc-
pcudt'nily wcll (Iii. You are
not doing that on $I5 and
more pct wcclc.
llou'l you feel that ii is ad
visulilc to put part of your
caruiugs away. cspccially in :1
Savings linilll..wllcrc it will
cnru iuicl‘csl Iuoucy?
Four per cent. is what we
pay on deposits
SOUTH NORWALK SAVINGS
BANK.
United Bank Bldg.
change betas the election of Willlllml All other players rm-clvc punches
id Marvin as deacon to succeed the for [hp numbel‘ of the points u”...
late George B. St. John and the name have made
of the cities held by C E. Curlls lIcin: whllp mp head talllc pm...” wore .
changed tram assistant to associate su- making their 5 and 4 points. some
cerintcndeni. Until after the dcacons plavnrg at a... other 1&1,ng may have
i
were elected the emcers wore chosen 1 made at; many as 10 points
separately, the. clerk (rusting lm‘lutfi l Should the head table pliucrs at any capl'al' {100.000.00
for one at n time. After that. upon mo— itimc score more than 5 points. rllhl'y Surplus. ‘100.000.00
lion of lra Cole. the rest of the oiilccrs
were elected as a whole. The ofllcsrs
are as follows: Clerk. Charles A.
Tucker: assistant clerk. Frederick A.,
Ella; deacon to fill unexpired term of.
George B. St John. William E. Mur-
vin; deaeorm, to succeed themselves.
not (lt‘tlli. {m all they make 0ch .As-
for instance, if lone hands are plays-d
to count 4. two lone hands would make .
a possible it.
The head table players should nl- ”an” "‘ Finn's. ”with"
ways play as rapidly as possible. to J‘cos M. IAVI‘QN. 0mm;
prevent iiIe other tables from making 5
i, Other Proms, 540,700.00
”~—
James E, Wixon and Melville it? h“: scores.
Mend: superintendent Sunday school. All rules of Euchpw' apply to this? DIRECTORS:
Rev. G. l). Egbert; associate superin- game. John H. Ferric Henry Seymour
tendent Sunday school, C. E. Curtis: ; At the end of two hours playing. u“. .
associate superintmulent and Bili)9rl“"‘iiixllest number of points would listen
tendent pilmat‘y depattmcnt. Miss. mlne‘the winners of prizes.
Charlotte E Raymond: secretary Sun- ll m
John H. Knapp Christian Ewart:
John H. Light E. H. Mathewson
. Josiah R. Marvin Samuel Grumman .
J. Wallace .Iul‘vm.
._....... ”a
day flislltlol. George H. Barnum: treasfi ‘Ver 99w brands n1 n'wnr. ho'd' ,M" .
urer “Hill" BChOfl‘. 1“ J QIII‘UB' ll t heir own like the imperial Crown. it: ‘ ‘ ..
blarians Seymour Curtis Willaidl rm: been said for in vpnrs will over. 4000011“ 50,10,107,
Comstock RutheIford B. Keeler; B.-
nevolenie Committee. Mrs J. W. Wil-
son Mrs. A B liiil. Miss C. E itaI
"mud. E l. Boyer. William A. Curtis. J
William E Marvin lra Cole. A V
Heath: auditor Wll‘iam A Curtis: par
i b missionary, Miss Georgia Taylor:
1 v contingent Prudential Commttec.
arles E. Curtis. E. A. hills. in: Cole; ‘,
ushers. F. A. Eils, George R. Barnum. i,
Willard Comstock. The clerk was in
Ind is now considered one of the stan‘ ,
iard brands. , I
-——. ‘ South Harwell. savings Bank's
When the mother of marriagcable 85m SBMl-llmlliil, llll’lllEi‘ll
daughters regards a man as a good
at the rate of
Munich. it's up to her to bring him to
., Four Per Cent Per Annual
lllt‘ scratch.
has been declared for the six months
ending December Silt. 1902. payable
on and after January 10,1903.
interest not drawn will be credited
to accounts and draw interest Ill-om
they gave me speedy and lasting re— “W"! 1 1903-
- lief” The entire treatment. ten l.lv- . MM” deposited 0" 0" "f0" 4'"
-The little mun love Dr Wood Si or Pills and fifteen Tonic. Pellets rest my 10 will draw Islam! from Jan
Read the followtns from B. J. John-
son Many Springs Me: "i have us-
i ed Ramon" s i.iIer Hits and Tonic Pei
leis fol biliouslicss general dcbllltI
old books. the money to be taken from and pains in the buck and side. and
the deacons fund
,. Wm
Norway Pine kw up Pleasanttoiake: ‘ouiy 2b cents. One a dose. course “"7 l “03-
pcrfectiy harmless; positive cure foI"l_ a clue; tilui dose free. GEORGE F- BEARSEv
it. it. l‘isis-
coughs. colds bronchitis asthma. lied. " l
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CALL 58-2.
our ’sStore
Good Things To Eat
it has dawned upon the people \ here they can get good things to cut.
‘ .3. We call special attention to Sey mour‘ 8 Elegant Coffee price 38c. lb. to taste it is to continually use it' Neill 4
lug like it in this part of the state .
We can supply you with line high grade Coffees at Side. 331- “do. 28c and title lb,
of its kind. ’
‘ The Economical Housekeeper should try our special brand of high grade (toffee at 22c llI.: 5 lbs. for SiJiil.
it' s splendid value for the money
Fancy New High Grade Formosa Teas. We are making a special dri Is on them at title lb.
the asking with othel goods. Sweet. rosy. delicious.
Fresh made Bridgewater Creamery Butter. once used you will always have it on your table.
You want a bottle of Dr. Dick's Celebrated Medicine for your general health, We bottle. Everything of the
C. E SEYMOUR, Leading racer
33 WASHINGTON STREET. . TILIiHONI. “-2.
Flu Ur! Flo ur.’
We quote you Flour this week at very attractive figures. it you want a barrel new is a good time to J»
Treasurer.
the very finest quality
,A sample for
r .
worthy bargains in Breaths. j p . I
. naunlraoue Mm. Flour niilied,‘ every mi guarantors) PER est... use; Pgemye. , .,
7 Jones! sonatariv: nous (rush list) no up; see; no Ill... me. , . ,
unclasaonv's new“ marathons. use BAG. sac; can but...“ am. ~ ~ * : I
—~—.
to ‘ II—r‘lussr smut chasm sown, LII. see.
I! tom causality our-rut (is one pound I?“ :1. P“ to.
' Line
Inc
spirit-com: uncommon,
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Something reads tedan tor our
Samara White Side.
Here are Prodigious Stocks, Generous Values and a large force of salespeople. Every coun-
ter in our Cotton Underwear Department is piled high with snow white garments, fresh ifdm well-
lighted and well-ventilated factories. The label of the Consumers' League which guarantees. this
is on some of them. We speak for the rest.
NEVER DID WE BUY MORE ADVANTAGEOUSLY !
NEVER WERE BETTER VALUES OFFERED IN GOOD UNDERWEAR!
THE PRICE LISTS BELOW INDICATE THIS.
An examination of the Stock will prove it to your satisfaction. This sale has grown from
year to year to immense proportions which is the best reason in the world for its continued exist-
cncc. Its growth Is largely due t) the fact that combined with low prices are garments of undis-
puted worth.
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No short comings as to fabric or finish. no careless sewing, no poorly shaped garments here,
no matter how low the price.
So come to this sale with high expectations, they will be fully realized.
Sk' Q.
Iris erect Queers
Ladles' Corset COVCIS. plain
tight iiililig. high neck or full
blouse style with round low
neck. the best “ll/fit? covers
made. sale price, cuclI, Sc
Tight lilting Corset Covers,
with V neck of Hamburg
Embroidery, regular price.
19c. at this sale. 12c
ll‘ull front Corset Covers.
Ladies' ixtru full Umbrella round low Ilcck. finished
Walking Skirts. deep with Iiumburg enibroldcry,.
“O“m'" "l lawn. with llcm- regular price L’Tu this sale. 154:
stitched tut-kit. ulro dust ‘
I-I’Itriuithu bcsl p.00 skirt on . . .. . .' Generous sized Night Robes
the mmkpt January 8““, ~ Ml” front Lorsct (Lou's: thiee (not the short, narrow kind)
price ‘ 75C IUWS ldl‘e lflbelllOIi JthSS W0” ‘n‘ade and Shaped_ fair.
front. neck and armholes l-V good muslin with llam-
_. Y ‘ . burg insertion and narrow
Three styles in Ladies “Illk’ finished with lace, rtlgqur milk. the best 500 gown
ing Skirts made of excellent price 25,. this 53“. 170 made, January Sale price 34c
muslin one has deep Ham- 1 ’ Several styles in Ladles'
' Night Robes. including high
burg ruffle, with heading of Full front Corset Covers. V and Empire necks, trim-
three deep hcmsiltcliod . ‘ . med with dainty Hamburg
French back made of excel
tucks. the second with three ' ' edging, Insertion and clus-
rowe of wide how not lucc 19'“ quality (illllllil'lt'. round tors of tllcks, values from '
insertion. lace trimmed rut- low “‘V‘Ck- finished with 332),“) 75c January Sale 50c
"9 and (‘l‘m'i‘l‘m "“0 ““‘ks- brailldg. hub." ribbon and Ten styles in dollar gowns.
the third with deep Ham 7 lace. nrmhoies also trimmed lace or Hamburg trimming.
burg pounce. and cluster of with in 0 ll Iaiue at 29c cambric or Masonville mus-
small tucks, all are splendid C . I g I , . iin, good full sizes a beautt
value at ’1 or Jnnuar Bale January sale price. 21c ful assortment of dainty.
W, Y I new gowns, January sale, We
price. 95c , The better ones range up to $2.25
Seven styles of bile blouse ..._...___.______
Lndies' Underskirls. made of Corset Covers, lace or Ham- Ladifis' bUngbreiila Dgawers,
. , _ ' yo e an s. eep ounce.
322d ngzntchgiioufiig‘lt burg trimming. round or edged With Torchon Lace.
' p ’ ' ' square neck. tight fitting or muslin 01' fair quality. “5‘
yoke top. sold everywhere at ually sold at 25c, January
29c. January Sale, 21c French bucks, some with Sale, 15c
ribbon and heading. tucks Ladies;l Umbrella Drawers of
. . , cxce ent muslin.dee ruffle
T::lr:tsyk:: mulli‘liheiilagiiiiig and insertions, choice of the with cluster of fourp small
' no line at our January Sale for (tile tucks, our regular 25c draw-
rutlle and cluster of tucks, er, and acknowledged by all
. the other made of fine catn- Blouse Corset Cover, round to be the best value in Am- '
hric with hematiiuhed unit _ erlca. January sale, 19"
neck. three rows of Vaien- Ladies Drawers. with deep
lireiln rattle and cluster of Hamburg trimming and
“Niki 1’0“! 0f mime 89" clennes insertion across cluster of tucks, 50c quality. >
regularly at 50c. January ' front. beading baby ribbon January Sale. 9c
Sale. 39c , . Ladles' Umbrella Drawers
. and lace at neck, three rows with deep flounce wide
Finer qualities in Walking of insertion on back, a lelgwmknot Lfiiigisertlogtagd
Skirts tlpito ‘3 00. Under- splendid The cover. January 3 5' g p '
- _ q made, at 50c. January Sale. 39c
skirt] up to 31.50 ' , Selle price. 55c . Better grades up to 81.25
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3am. Status. fiends etc. '
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As is our usual custom at this 100 dozen Hematitched large Fruit of the Loom Mlislin,
Annual sale. all staple linens size Huck Towels, a big va- yard wide. bleached, our
will be offered at about one-third lue, at 19c each in this regular price always 855 'c. in
less than regular prices. special sale. 1295c 0 most places 10c, to? this
73 inch Linen‘ Table Damask Lag; self; Counteripaneil :31 83 sale all you want oft ht. 7%c
in lengths of 2. 2% and 3 In our “38 33‘ c
mm fie", MWDgne" Dwight Anchor yard wide full
33ml: rem,” mm 75c’ 59° 0 our pence slimy: :1. :31, 1 19 bleached res!!!“ price 9c 7m
in their, 2. lar mm" °'°"'- ‘ ' 9"" nmwn Muslin 36 inches wide,
. Mk” : J 2% , 35c with fringe. value $1.75, 31.39“. line clean cotton. ”“1”
" Couch Covers with fringe and 7 556‘:
72‘lncthJnen Tani; Damask. good weight, :18.“
93 3" O“!- ”G“ 9" P ‘39 otti ans Curtain bandits Cambrl everybody
31.40, - 91.25 “NM 1&4??? “it K ‘ hows fiere's anthems.
All Linen Table Damask with it afoul Lines. We cumin-lo. alien in most.-
mwiupuce «Io 29¢ rsgu er" :1. so "fists places 12m 9c
in ; . Nottingham e Curtains. 72 x 90 Mohawk. Sheets ‘regu- ;
lengths of 2 1;; and ‘79,; i ,f special this see it. 5 lar “5".
gym gnaw" ricotta, :19c; :00 pairs Rolled Curtains.
“rower with ribbon Stripe. Me va- ' . 81 x 90 Mohawk Sheets, raga: .~
price, 8e. 5e inc. 89c pr. lsr 55c. ' 47c,
, 1* “mulls $\\\rts
can produce, during our
white sale t
Men' I extra terse be”. the
most unalienable kind for a
Men’s white and fancy trini-
med Night anti-ts, handsome
make, good muslin, full to
, sing: 44.15. 19, It, Is. 19.
”first“ floral: _. Vii ' title and no. not
17. .1 it. ll. 1836,. I. '
M
ought
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