a ma.
. ldltirr and Proprietor.
. URBAY,JAN.17, 1903.
, hire Almanac for Tom‘orrow.
2 riled 7:16: sets 4: 51.
Id 4 :11 a m; 2: 52 p.111.
”IO OINcTIéEL TELEPHONI
II . Office.
M lRoom.
-—Iranol1 Office. Not-walk.
Wh—fldltor'e Huldonoe.
VI statistician \has been at work
On the arrival of the United
in fish commission steamship,“-
s which recently explored the
I to it depth of 23 000 feet the man
, “figures has calculated that the pres-
\,i’o of water is so great at that depth
to fish ten feet In length must sup-
I weight equal to a large build-
”-..——
addition to the 35.000 Mrs. 11. s.
i received as a pension from the
“blatant, her income was largo
. the royalties on her husband's
. airs. Mrs. Grant was giving the
lug touches to a book of recollec-
a when she was stricken with the
I it is said
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8|. .lusrph's ilnnivusiiru
‘ Continued to mFirst Page
New Father Winters namely, charity,
briety and religion
:My friends. from whatever source
We picture it it stands disgusting
hove all others, It Is the tcrrlblc evil
the ago. before which all others
the and sink out of sight. it it the
‘ htest curse of the people. degrad-
, the human being, and bringing-
honi on a level with the beast.
‘ The formation-’ of the Ladles' 'l‘cm-
pittance Society affords our young:
women with a. splendid opportunity to
‘oclste together for sooial and lntcl~
’ of improvement. and cnablc then.
_ bend a powerful influence for 11 no-
‘ and a worthy and
(flanged applause grccicd this ad-
,and it certainly was a credit to
r Hines.
he dance program was then start
and familiar faces were noticed
the floor. Among the prominent
ts from out of town was the State
_ tary John J. Corbett, who declar-
hatlt was a pleasure to him to
‘ come from New Haven, and enjoy
11 sight. Another was David Cas-
mp “a" Society, but now a member of
W Winter's society in New Brit
From Stamford were 1’. w (‘ud
shearer: Timothy Sussion, pres
,t Daniel Hannaban. vlee’presl-
ha Marian, secretary; from
antes Winsted.
mphion Four, consisting of
C. Smith. Thomas 11‘. McMahon,
welfamherldin' and Charles
appeared at their best, and
me very beautiful ballads one
ofa’lly worthy of mention being
the Corn Am Waving They
‘ancored again and again, and
ed that they are popular with
Nurwalk audiences. and fast
lift favor as'a quartet. They are
lily deserving of praise, as they
_, ‘lr own teachers in this art.
floor was in charge of E J
ad lie {was ably assisted by
smaller. James Yateslleu-
.2John W. Casey and James
a. The ticket office was in
at William Brennan. and he
minted by Christopher Coffin.
hat and coat room was Bernard
and he was assisted by Leon-
n2 fining tickets at the
Edward Hines. The ice“
ll soda was looked after by
Drlscoil and John McGrstli.
are certainly deserving of
ation for the manner in
My served the guests. They
ted by “it! Jennie lioiohan
y Sweeney and Miss Katie
filler“! departed detlarinr: that
of the greatest social (nuc-
hold
it Norwalk lnkome;
. it e in charge 0f the
ho orited hard to ma'lte it
success were Misses Jen
Am Steegmuller and
Messrs. E. J. Hayes.
2min and Henry is ie
Kr
f New Britain, formerly of St .
order Can.
RIVERHEAD. L. i.,
of
Ground.
tcrd
out. was weak. the strongest
of the tragedy. The contention
committed suicide.
tea and it was decided that the l
sharp at the Y. M. (l, A.
interested in basket ball.
material trimmed wlllr whlic
structor, Mrs. .i. H. Norris at
M. C. A. rooms.
Electric Five of that city in the
Hall.
will be:
Lister; icft forward, .
right forward. Arthur Kenny.
11 few weeks ago and will try to
the performance this evening.
ERS
ul llank, of Norwalk. mot yes
in; your:
Casirler~~Willia111 A, Curtis.
'1‘ellcr——-Joscph ll. hills. Jr.
Raymoud.
(iii-12k ~-~Gc.orgo
illstrlct Deputy William F.
went, to New Haven last evening
he installed the ofllccrs of two
cils of Royal Arc.11num
combined making a long list to
stalled. The previous night. Mr.
Y.M.
and Bible reading.
are cordially invited.
'l‘hat wink-toms little body, May
1‘. c .22.,
cdlunnc herself. a vocalist of
company
i is
EAST LYhNE.
Miss Grace 0
and night, January 11.
role of East Lynne. This play ha
that it needs little mention. flies
comail here under the. personal
tion of Chris. H. Acker.
clay is given an excellent scent
duction by this company and;
as are popular: Matinco.1§aah
night 26, 35 50c.
this to say of the singing of Mr.
cert:
singer, every note in the gum
pearlng to be within easy reach
grand voice."
production.
now engaged in making the fine
that} can be
ingevenlag at the
ham
Methodist castes. ..~
Laure oieldow “not sultry.
Jury Not Lonluhr Reaching a Verdict
David Kiley. right guard; center,
Floyd Evans:
The regular Mons Meeting to
hold in thc parlors Sunday at 3:15 p
in. will bc conducted as a song service
All young men
January 17—-
fouls A..- blow was ac ulttetd yes-
2 . til . llllng Clar»
on the
e O. The verdict was gen-
erally anticipated and was reached by
the jury alter very brief deliberatlo-L
The case for the prosecution throughw
pblnt
made against the accused being that" g2
be was the last person seen with Fos-
ter and Miss Lawrence 011 the night
of the
(l9ft'll'it! was that Foster and the lziri
PHYSICAL CULTURE FOR LADIES.
There was an enthusiastic company
of ladies met In the .Y. M. C. A. parlors
last evening to consider the formation
of a class in physical culture for lad-
9830“!
would begin January 27th at 7 o'clock
gymnasium
and two lessons will be given each
week, Tuesday and Friday evenings.
also that a short period after the loa-
son will be given to those of the class
The regulation suits will be of black
braid.
All those interestcd to join the class
should send in their names to the ill-
lho Y.
MONTAUKS GOING To STAMFORD
The Montauk basketball team will
go to Stamford tonight and play the
Town
The lineup of the Montauks
Frank Godfrey, left guard:
Jcsse
Till-
Montauks defeated the Electric Five at
tho Norwalk armory by a large scori-
i'cpcul
CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK OFFIC-
The directors of the Central Nation-
tcrduy
and chose these otllcia's for the 011er-
I-‘rcsideut—»—(lcorgc M. Holmes.
Vice-l‘rcsldcnt—v-Eugene l.. Hoyt-r.
ikrokkccpcrwlml’toy Montgomcry.
INSTALLED ARCANUM OFFICERS.
Hoyt.
where
coun-
Thc installa-
t'on was public and the two (emails
be in
lloyt.
assisted by .l. Emory Stevens. lnstal'cd
the officers of a council in Rilt'
kvlllc.
C. A. 8UNDAY MEETING.
t‘
OOPULAR AMUssmsu'rs
MAY FISKE NEXT WEEK.
Flake.
Will he at ll’oyt’s Theatre. Thursday.
Friday and Saturday. with daily mati-
Miss Flake is a charming com-
more
than ordinary merit and possesses a
large share of that quality of drawing
her auditors to her, and winning their
entire sympathy. which, for luck of a
better name, is called magnetism. She
brings with her an cxccflent dramatic
her own concert orchestra.
vmrl a brilliant caloric of specialty art-
'fanlliton. the well
known New York actress, will appear
at iloyt‘s Theatre. Saturday afternoon
in the leading
a been
before the public so long and is so well
known as a powerful emotional one,
Ham-
.ilton is said to assume well. the dull-
31.11! role of Lady isabel anti Madame
Nines She has surrounded he
.1 conpany of Metropolitan players and
wlfh‘i
direc-
This famous
c pro-
n' real
dramatic treat is promised: 2. The pric-
d 251‘:
MRS. NEWKIRK‘S CONCERT.
The Venth-Kronold Quartette. who
are to playat the concert Wednesday
evening. rank among the finest in this
country. The Baltimore American has
With-
erspoon. who is to appear at this con-‘
“Mr. Witherspoon achieved a
great success. his lower tones, remind-
ing one. of the great Whitney. He sang
‘ with the confidence of an old oratorio
at an-
of his
SALE OF TICKETS VERY LARGE.
From the large sale of tickets for the
oratorio "Creation," it is expected that
the Norwalk Congregational Church
will be filled to its capacity Monday
evening, on the occasion of the first
presentation of Haydn's magnificent
Director Harry Pepper ls
l prep—
arations. putting the finishing touches
on soloists and chorus. and promises
that the public will not be disappoint-
“ ed. Although a large number of tick-
.1 eta have been told there are quite
‘ 2a number
’, and it is hoped that every seat 2
will be taken by Monday evening.
Once hues; heard the o'rstorlo. you
wnl wish to hear it, again theNfoll w-
o
b01111“.
of own men
\(lRK SUNDAYS
in art off the limb.
kw illustrations of Till: Ni? W
(is for men.
it tells of rut
lfff‘l'lfltifl
lachclors in
Nrndsv" For vou. then
and pictures 0
an as a whole skating pond.
be shorter this sprirlgi
muritrrs'
Ind told it to “(.11 Way“
lib-M servants.
uopolis. Next time you are in
STOP!
THE SUNDAY
WSW
A NEW YORK,
JANUARY 18,
F-omc 'olks llllflk that n1 wan-per: were instituted for the bcnclii
Il lhcy read THF. NitW YORK SUNDAY SUN
ilrry d soon br rducaud out of that notion
don "of or! all the consideration it deserves-
1111s that whispi'rinfJ "and a whole lot more!"
N is built on the band rricciplr that it is
to he- filled with pond reading for all sood people.
womcr arc not the best of all good ptople. than the rest of us bet-
Atrention is rcs ccrfully called tire-11.10 a
I is to be set forth next Sunday
There is to be an txtensive article on
Women In Wall Street
abich.1fwr mats not our gutss. is every bit as absorbing for semen
‘iady swindlers" and of the kind arts used by
omc of the women brokers to eusnarc men customers.
urcs arc v<rv like the text in the quality which attracts and holds
But for pcople who want to turn their eyes away from the dc-
rriit and sins of the wickcd world is cornnrcndid the penile and
phasing occupation of one of New York‘ a 1mm delightful old
Peter Marie’s Miniatures
\li' ould you have a breath of outdoors with your reading on
there is "Fun for Skaters "
t e merry parties of young folks and old who
in crowding in F nrral and Van Corllandt parks these days
article as full of satin as the first night of I freeze and In full of
Or go indoors again and consider the advantages of fencing for
both men and women and consider especially the costume-1 of the
antn as they are set forth in the pictures.
iiiiy idea that woman is beautiful only when she is costumed for
the bathing beach ought to look into this fencing business.
Smoking of costumes. list in the fashion oracle.
There are all sort: 0
The straight back theiisn't ltiu sir
up is the one to which all charmers aspire.
urcsi notion: in dinner anlilR. set forth with point anddistinciion
Snmrwhere between the animal page and the fiction department
s the yarn of what happened 10 the fellow who kicked the bear
the moral is —"Count the Deck "
Some folks- down South. we surmise will be interested by th-
discovery that thcre are irepro families in New York who have
The negro Tenderloin is also looked into.
matter what your sentiments may be on the negro question the
clinic 1s worth reading for the surprising facts that are in it
With all its usual fund of fiction. fun and fact
YORK SUNDAY Si‘N is the great weekly life- saver of the me-
YllRK SUNDAY SUN don't rush on. out of the any. but
LOOK! ‘
LISTEN!
1903.
Not that trousrrdom
whet soprano sniff
but THF Ni: \V
And if the
YUll SUNDAY SUN plan as
The pict-
with stories
-In
Folks who have the
Skirts are to
new cheviots on the
ighl to be interest-
I.ikrwise trad of the
No
THE NEW
the way of buying THE NEW
‘1
Lallics‘
Walking
fiOlliit'c of lawn,
Evtra full llnllrrclla
Skirts, ilccp
with hcru-
stitched tucks. also dust
rufflc. thi- bcst $1.00 skirt on
the market, January Sale
price,
'l‘llrcc stylus iii lradics' Walli-
ini; Skirts illiltli' or cxcciit-nl
muslin. one has deep Harn—
burg ruffle, with heading of
lill'i'i' dccp homstitchcd
tricks. tlu- sccouil with three
rows of widc bow knot lat-c
inscriiou. lacc triiumcil ruf-
flc and cluster of line tucks.
llll‘ third with dccp linin-
Irurg ilonncc, and cluster of
Milli“ lrn- ks. all arc splendid
mine at $l.2.i:11111:11_\S:1lc
pi it c,
l.:ltli12s'
Kink]
l‘uilcrskirls. made of
cotton ihrmrghout.
lmrusi itchcd
ruffle and cluster of fucks.
thc other made of fiuc cnnr-
bric with llcrnslltchcd urn~
The Sun can be secured in Scuth
dealers:
FRED B. COLEMAN. 10 North Main street.
WM. A. BRIGGERMAN. 134 Washington street, Donovan Block.
JOHN T. HAYES. 5 Main street. Norwalk.
2T. J. MAGNER, 2 south Main Street.
H. E. BODWELL, 76 Washington street.
LEARY a 00.. 19 Railroad Pkce.
llorwaik From the following news-
... . . .... -.. .
The South Norwalk.
Trust Compass
throagh its unexcelled facili-
ties. for handling checking ac- .
counts and General Banking
business, has been able 'to lo-
cure a large number/of ac-
counts in this department.
Open an account with us, and
let us prove to you the effic-
iency of our service.
ON $1.25 PER DAY
‘ Your forefathers owned their
, own homes. and were inde-
pendently well off. You are
not doing that on $15 and
more per week. 2
Don’ t you feel that it is ad-
visable to put part of your
earnings away, especially in 3
Savings Bank, whet; it will
earn interest money?
«...—‘1.
cent.‘ is what we
{$0.1m
Fan-
Pi! on
" scum noawana savrnos
BANK.
United hank Bldg. .
cannula:
20111113111113.1112.
, Capital. “00.000.00
Surplus. . $100,000.00
Other Profits. “340,700.00
...J.._
has been declared for the ob: months
dietary 1,1908.
«11903.
.r’ O!
iSOLlD [IND SUCCESSFUL.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
JOIIN ll. FERRIS. President.
JACOB II. “WON. Cashier.
DIRECTORS: 22‘
John H. Ferris Henry Seymour
John H. Knapp Christian Swat-t:
John H. Light E. H. Mathewson
Josiah R. Marvin Samuel Grumman
J. Wallace .uarvm.
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location galleried
South «disarm-1i: Basilio
85ll18l3lll-ilflllldl. lllllllllilll . _
. It the rate Of 2-.
MrPol'CflllPoi'Auul
endlng Dwain r Stat, 1002. payable
on and after Ja airy 10,1!08.
Interest not drawn will be credited
to accounts and drew Interest mm
Money deposited on or before Jan-
nary 10 will em “WP‘ from Jan-
‘Mfl Tuition,
-IIMIIWI(WMMW
75c
(It‘l‘ 1 HI I I,
, .l . . 'fl'r square 11cck. tight fitting or muslin 0" m” quality, US-
yokclop. soldcvcrywlrcrcat . ually sold at 25c, January
399, January Sale, 2“. French hacks, some wrtlr Sale 150
ribbon and beading, tucks I‘uflezhvltnbl'enli‘l Dlrawersflpf
2 ... .- . xc en mus u,tce1ru e
T“: siyhs I" mm” Una" and insertions. choice oflhc with cluster of four-1 small
8 iris. one with Hamburg line at our January Sale for Silt: ' “"‘kfi. 0"" regular 25" draw-
Covsot Contra
Ladies“ Corset Covers, plain
tight fitting. high neck or full
blouse style wltlr round low
neck, the best 12%(2 covers
luadc. siilc price, each, 81‘.
.Tighi fitting Corset Covm's,
with V neck of Hamburg
Embroldcry. regular price.
191:. at this sale, 121-,
Full front (Eorsct Covcrs,
round low neck, finished
with Hamburg embroidery.
i‘cgular prlcc 25c, this sale. ll'rc
Full r , .- .3, icncrous sized Night Robes
f out ( oiatt Covers, tlllu, lnot the short, narrow kind)
rows lace insertion across well made and shaped, fair-
lront, ucck and armholes 'y “00“ muslin with Ham-
burg insertion and narrow
finished with lace, regular rulllc, the best 500 gown
”.1... L.- ._ ”- a , 1-0 ruadc. January Sale price 34c
’ ‘ “ "N "l" ' Several styles in Ludles‘ .
Night Robes. including high
Full front Corset Covers, V and Empire necks, trim-
Frcncli hack, made of exccl- "W” With dainty Hamburg
’ edging. insertion and clus-
lcrrt quality canrbrlc, round tcrs of tricks. values from
“NV "t‘f'k, finished “'lth “50 if) 750, January Sula,
. caclr. 500
beading, baby ribbon and Tcu styles in dollar gowns,
lace, armholcs also trimmed lace 0." Hamburg trimming.
cmnbrrc or Masonvilie mus-
wilh lat-c, big valuc at 29c, 11.,_ good full sizes. a beauti-
January ilillt' price, 210 ful assortment. ”f dainty.
new gowns. January sale. 75c.
The better ones range 11p to $2.25
[Air blouso
iorsct (low-rs, lzlcc or llam-
Sevmr styles of
Ladics' Umbrella Drawers,
yoke bands. dccp flouncc,
round or edged with Torchon lace.
burg trimming.
er, and acknowledged by all
to be the best value in Am-
‘.o 'c o
( \ r, r and crica. January sale.
lilousc Cor-sci
19c
brcllu mm" and clustcr of 11cck, three rows of Valcn- Laldlruesl Drawers, agith deep1
. ‘ . . 'icuncs insertioir across n1 rurg 11mm "g 8"“
tin ks. both of those sell ‘ cluster of tucks, 50c quality,
regularly at fair, .iauuary front. iii-ailing baby ribbon January Sale, 390
Salc, 39c , , __ . Ladics‘ Umbrella Drawers
and incl at lltfk, three rows \ with deep flonnco, wide
Finer qualillcs in Walking of inscrtiou on back, a 2 how knot lace insertion and ,
ii iii -.. ‘ .. J _, edging. nothing prettier
Skirts up to $3.00, linden I"‘l’ “1‘ ' "“ (our. anuary made at 500‘ January Sale. 39p
skirts up to $1.50 Sale price. 550 Better grades 11p to $1.25 *
gases. ., W ...-W M. ...-..
STEAMER ST. LOUIS SAFE.
Arrived in New York, with Leaky BOIIN
era Six Days Overdue.
NFW YORK ..lan ll-The American
Line steamer St. Louis of which news in chaige of the first officer with let l“Welcome."
has been anxiously awaited since Mon l tern from the passengers
day and which was sighted off Nani officer
locket last evening was off the Sandy2 boilers were leading so badly that the?
Hook lightship at 8 o 'clock this room-
'ng. She was delayed the greater part{ hour in fine weather
of a. week by leaky boilers but. no fur-
ther trouble and no‘ accidents occurred and water and all on board were in
and she declined assistaure by at least good health.
one passing steamer
The Hamburg- Amerlian steamship
Pennsylvania from Hamburg, Boulogne coming into port.
and Plymouth which arrived in port
lng very slowly. The Pennsylvania; the port doctors‘ examination, she will
steamed close to her and asked the come 11p to her pier at the foot of Ful-
dillicu‘ ty. Officers of the St. Louis re- 2tou street North river
plied that her boilers were looking and i The marine station at Sandy licok
senta boat alongside the Pennsylvania displayed signal flags for the word
as the overdue steamer
The first came iii The St Louis replied‘ Thank
reported that the St. [Juries 32.011" No other signals were risplayed
by the ship as she passed Sandy Hook.
ship could only steam live knots 11an large (rowd gathered at the Ameri-
The St. Louis you. " No other signals were displayed
had on board eight days' provisionslpassengcrs
l conessssmu RUMPLE 11.1..
lance. l CHICAGO. Jan. l7.—«Congessman J.
Thc St Louis made slow progress | N. W. Rumplc. of Marengo. lowa, is at
Although she Willi-l St Luke‘s Hospital suffering from it
His malady is
i
She required no assist-
slghted off Fire island at 6 o'clock, itl I tumor in his neck.
this morning reported that on January. was not until 9 o c'lock that she passed such that the surgeons say it is im-
in latitude 45. 35 longitude 49. 20, Sandy Hook. She reached the Quaran~ possible to successfully perform an op-
she fell in with the St. Lbuis from
Southampton and Sherbourg. proceed- iwhere she will be kept for_ a time for will result within a short time.
tine station at 9: 47. From Q11arantine,leration and it is feared that his death
CALL 582.
Seymour’ sStore
Good Things To Eat.
it has dawned upon the people where they can get good things to eat
We call special attention to Soy mour's Elegant Geffen pric 12 38c. lb. to taste it is to continually use it. Noth
lug like it in this part of the state.
We can supply you with line hl;,l1 grade Coffees at 35c. 33c, 30c, 28c rind 25c lb.,
of its kind.
The Economical Housekeeper a rould try our special brand of high grade Coffee at2
It s splendid value for the money.
Fancy New High Grade Formosa Teas.
Sheet,r1sy. delicious.
the asking with other goods.
the very finest quality
2i. ”1.; 5 lbs. for “.00.
We are making a special drive on thciu at iitic lb. A sample for
Fresh made Br'idgewatei 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, .10c bottle Everything of the
best in quality and price will be found here. ‘
C. E. SEYMOUR, Leading Grocer.
33 WAOHINOTON ITREET.
no (if!
We quote you Flour this week It very attractive figures.
it, u we won't routine you than figures for neat week’s trade. Flour Is a n the advance, so buy quick. Other
worthy bargains In Groceries.
MWD 8.2 FLOUR (the but Flourjnliled: every bll‘fll autumnal) PER BBL, 8450: FEB BAG. 57o.
OOU‘I’H NORWALK. CONN.
TELt’PHON‘OM
..'__~ -....- _. .- _ .. . “"","
Flour. Flo or!
If you want a barrel now Is a good time to get
lIliarffl'tdaIliaali'ttiagel’lurae. 2
2; jg anneal sunscreens: FLOlJlflmh lot) can anyone; one set. 14.75. ""1
'X‘ " aunts-unfit assi- xxitx noun, one am. 62c; was BBL, «.35. g 11!;
as; L111 . '2 - g
‘ serves-rials? stem CREAMERY some. Ll . 2..
~ ‘2 no: state uncanny hurrah (In one period print.) an PER Ls. m
_ fl ‘ fl
‘ Fine largo oil. Promo,. 2 s as; 811 3 lb. can Bartlett Pears, nan. 10: Sugar Corn. a fine brand. one, too 7-
‘ '21s. can CW Tomatoes, too 3 lb. one choice Apricots, can. ‘1 1 the. Good Prunes. its
too out Mochl imd JIVI Coffee, 111., no
to- Early June ”as, can. do
130 I lit. can Pumpkin,
Norwalk Chronicler