ems h All, mountain}: Fra~nkilu "th iii end will undergo u GEAMLESS WIRE FRAMES b no for examining the syn. ', on. Day Only. we. f in. HOTEL CLIFFORD, . South Nov-walk "Mono". JANUARY 21.: Holt" 9 I. to. until 4 p. m. finicmllific Method. positive- only absolutely correct way to nursed. Those who huvc euu‘nuwu‘ foI Glasses by “1(le claim to examine eyes by the. old, 1'“ Vet' way. which is done i)\ own ‘- o nupplios glasses but us will a chilly surprised by our sch-II- H and wonderful methods of (Ix- We correct IouI (IIc defects by look- in the ‘.eyos taking; the exact scion- QV‘hieasuroments of rho focus and .tcdious and tlIcsome way of . lit glasses is either putting this over . and you can load- in Fitting in America: .- er with HBVadache. hltusdn" waten "slop “and otheI troubles “tism. by scientific summing. ‘ lice covering evoiy detail 0m“ tury is the continuous IecI rent Duiumors‘ concern. ‘n in Newark. N and lists is proof 01 the high. It om responsibility. and y of 0m repleseutntlous. u—u—w—n- BL. Newark, N. J., and lieu of Glance In marina. ~. mm... -«u... wool am win»- no! tho 0015er on. who tailor 1-“h we can worn-lint your gamut out, decorum; to m “then will hand mwork want the within; "New WrinI-h” mun coat cells:- to trouserl’ NoVMore. No Loss. anuugili I‘lnlliug Do ., 2- nanny “powwow. ,, 2V ,5“ eye. will be examined by The. at you have been doing your, It hivewv‘ South Norwalk, Conn. M...— ......_. OBITUARV NOTES. FUNERAL OF JOHN ROCHE FIELD ING. 'l‘he funeIuI or lohn Roche Fielding the eight you! old son of MI. and Mrs. John N. Fielding. of Derby. who died last Friday of diabetes. was held Sundavaftornoon at his parents' home. in Olivu street. at 230 o'clock and at St. Mary's Church at 3 o'clock. There was a large attendance of relatives and friends from Iouth Norwnlk New Haven. and Wallingl‘ord Beautiful fiorui tributes flanked with lavish hand the casket in which reposed the little fellow garbled in the altar costume which he had worn as anInltar boy at St. Mary's Church. The Rev. Father Fox officiated and the large church was well filled. The funeral mocc‘ssiou was the longest We held fill it (“hild in Derby. The pullbeuiers one schoolmates BENJAMIN S. MANY. Benjamin S. Msny died at his home in Red Bank. New Jersey. on Jonuary 15th. l.)oroused was quite" well‘ known in South Norwulk. as he spent II number of summers here. He died It: the ripe ago of ninety yours and six months. lie wus the father of Mrs. William Q. Merriam and hurt many friends in town. MRS_ DAVID PLAT'l‘. 'l‘ho lute Mrs. David Piatt, of Day street. who died Sunday morning, was It ronlurknblo woman. Her m'omory “WW” “3 no entitled momma of the WWW " cal government. niiaotinc.” was In: «Irwin: hi the meeting at . Nor-troll: Historical. Memorial and Li bro-r3 Association. at the Historical House in West nrenue. ant and took tor example Brook lino Hans” which" carefully nurture! “our Iystem and when; under which town improvements are, well up to the standard and still the tax rate is the lowest in the cute. He spoke ofV Thom» Jafloriions aoknowledment‘m that the New England form of towns govern?!” who supprionto the old parish ystem in the South. Mr Thomas attributed the decor“ deuce of the town meeting overnment The Rev. Mr. Thomus warmly Olilmb' :2 planed the idea of town meeting new ‘ day. to the acuuisltlon of a tore up clementi to the population which did not under stand the benefits of this form of 10-5 At last night's meeting threII new members wete elected to the slew elation. the Rev. Mr. Thomus and .-i..‘r. and Mrs. Christian Bwartz. _ ..___, “W“ NORWALK LAND COMPANY. The Norwnlk Land and Title Com- pany. of Norwalk has filod u ceItifi- t‘ate of incoipomtiou with the sect—(I I tuIy of state. Cupltnl $25,;000 bust-i ness to begin with 83. (Kill; HerbeItR Smith .10th. Walsh Wil- liam W Daun William J Tracey, John E and Eiltsbeth 0 Austin. was strong. She could repeat Whole chapters of the Bible. and hymns she. bud learned in her child- hood. She has been u faithful Idem. her or the C(IIIgrognlioIIul Church for Vubout sixty-five yours. anuy sorrows, hut bus borluI with Christian resignation. She has. been nearly blind uud u shut-in for, sechul vems. She novel gave up heI housewoik until the last sickness uud sutlerlnx. Iiout and culm .wgitiug fot the sumI' Inous to go. Always kind and genial it wus instructive und enteIt‘uining to be with her. Young ptople WeIe ut- “acted toward her. OIIII a week be- lots her last sickness. u young lady. I! stIunch. passed her door and spoke and sail) iulcr what a beautiful old lady Noun know hot but to love None numcd no! but to praise i ()II but eighty-seventh blithday, the W (‘ 'l i‘. culled to see lIcI and held stIIvices. [Aillll‘ the Kings Daugh- tots come with greetings us had been their custom foI scvoIal years, Kingston (Continued Flom FlIst Paige). Shore Lands are Sinking at : ih( growing pr'opmtious of tho cutas- i tIoplIe. Sir Alfred Joni-3' dispatch t I“'.c(eiIed (lining the night saying} tint I (\t‘J‘V house. in Klugsluu had been. tierstioyed and than the cit) won a heap of smouldmiug ushos has awakened tho llIitlslI public to the (\tcut of this biov. to their fuImlte colony as Sir Alfred is among the most trust wortbv figures in tlIcICOIIImcrclul world. Olin or deluycd dispatches now filtering in- to business housese giro laconic (le , tails of the teIIiblc situation at Kings; ton and othels mid to the find plc~ turn of the uphcnvnl. showing the ap- hotols. piers and wurehousos being in- . stuntlI destroyed while the pcoplol Iwre engaged in I‘ccleuthms 'oI wore :Itltu‘diun to business. . Mitch smpriso and anxiety are felt III the Coloului Office at the absence of further Item; from the governor of Jo- Inuicu. Au urgent dispatch calling on him to report the latest. details was still unanswered this qurniugr 'l‘ho‘ l. as the. Leading Eye-- Sh. Providence R. I. only message from Governor Swollen- gham is the one forwarded apparently on Monday. after which there was com- Inlete silence indicating an interrup- .tiou 0f the official news channels and :lucteasiug the anmeheusious regard- ing the destructive effect of the (“at- 8y slrniu. We have corIect-2. astrophe. i one mes use of glasses or ‘ .beseigod by anxious Ielutiv’es. includ The Colonial Ollice‘ today \vus again iIVIg.tlIes_e Sir James Ferguson WhOI are still without positive. official con— tinuation (It the death of former cabi onlhuslncus flu own a quar- net minister. although the official ud- Ilces leave no doubt that he is among l the victims During the early home of the thorn in; the West Indian and Panama Cable Company Iecclved a dispatch wirqu its superintendent at. St 'Iho- Ina: announcing that. the situation at Kingston was "terrible uiul that fu- l mine was imminent 'l‘ho éltperlutenI 2, 9‘ 3- DAMMERS 60.. (lent adds that the compuny's steuun other buildings in the vicinity have er Henry Holmes has left at Thomas for Kingston with provisions hnd doc- tors to render the suiferérs every us many 4 She has had ' them 4 She was always pu- 2 You could any with the D0912" pulling suddcnness of the earthquake. ‘,‘ - promises to thing out II Iesponse from 2 earlhquhko at Kingston. Jamaica. and ‘2. heiwohn NoIiiI Amer aggw hilt; supposed to _ . MI” program ,w :4 to» and men and stimulus ,utiunnu pinion.3 to? “883181282 «I v(35-h. Y, Chlldm Ihotlld “In" on. noturai NW!“ motive mg; tho little organs to ”#1:? .0qude cooled til mumiofinaplc'mdfl W guaranteed on money no- on . _ - For sale Iy CO lucorporsItKelloy: in. “South Norwalk, “Mid E. P. tors, A. E Austin, HomerI E. Danu. IWeed. Noiwalk. - “fun oi ”lunch bow-Ill. '9‘”: Suitable for Walsts and _ during this sale. tlvo styles. \ ,2 MI“ Malone, Edward Brewer. John Cavu— [Norwalk ,_ north. Homer 8. Beers. Joseph G. Hyatt? South Carolina, where they will main» loft a short u‘q‘iourn ....,w»-.....~ an” t. ‘ Q and Airs; John P. 'l‘I-eurlwoil. of Monday for l (eds, SALE OF (if? p Suits and Gusrcoats Formerly $18 to $33, (up 3i3 30 to $25 33 ———--'--—OTHER GOOD MAKES~T~ a it: Formerly'812 to $18, rim} [1 .59 to his THIS INCLUDES ALL OF OUR BLACK SUITS. Men’s Rooters, from $2. 90 up. Children’s Suits and Ovl recalls, from $1. ‘75 up. MEN SMES SIZE 34 M iii. 85 OO Formerly $10 to $15. Tailor. Clothie‘r. Hatter. . .. 85 Washington Street ’ urnisher. ..’.‘IV¥ nos. a and 5 (mum: BUILDING; Our Annual Stork Reducing .iuuuury‘Sulc‘ begins on Saturday, .luuuury IZIII. Very nlirnrlivo we have. made sprrini pIirrs III (-vrry department to close out odds and ends and hmlltm lots. Dresses 80111211 Norwnlk. e" ---..g-:.... m A dispatch to the Royal Mail Steam I TODAV IN Packet Company this, morning sun) that reliél’ funds have been started in the. unaffected pmtlon of the island of . Jat'lnicu ‘ The West lndlan Commission today received a dispatch reporting the hotel" ty of Alfred Austin. of the Colonial Bank of Kingston whose rate had been in doubt The advices of the «our mission show the increasing extent of the damage done by the earthquake In Jamaica and lit the remnant of the commissioners the Colonial Office has taken the initiative in lnnugurating a mansion house fund for the relief of the sufferers. As this fund is under the direction of the government it 1,... the lwhole nation. Reports rom Australia nod Swat- zorlsnd show that solsouttlc disturban- cell occurred iherti on Monday ulter- uoon and evenlusr at about the smile corresponding time on in .l‘qunicII. in dlcatlng “widéspreud uni-(Isl. of the earth' 3 crust. The large drygoods house of Nuthuu Sherlock and Company and all the been burned Wu...“ ADDRESS ON THE EARTHQUAKE A particularly. flue program .has been arranged for this evening-I meeting of the Meu‘ s Club of St. Paul s parish the Berkeley street chattel. to rdlaily inVittid . l the evening will be an htldiixs by the Rev. Dr Guilbert. of Southport. who will talk on ihd‘ West indies. Including the the lost. continent Atlantis. which was supposed to have oxihtsdcwnlowhore horlo not work by John V1.11 italwlhlg’ WALL S’l‘Rl-J 181 Reading and clinic on the ma 'ket in “ALL STREET. it) it) n til-"Open- lug. prices of Stocks hti‘c were irregu .Vlnrly chungctl in spite of the general “edvuuco in ioudon, following the re' duction lit- the Bus: trouh-t rule .cra to scale 9 M 0011an l-‘lrctrlc‘t.’ and St. PAII‘L . Missouri Pucifn- und Northw.stcrii 5 8. Amt riouu ice tell 2, Baltimore & Ohio, about. a point and Canadian Pacific Erie second Md and Kansas City] Southeln pt‘d. luigo i’Ichtions. WALI S'FRFIJT 18.13.“!!th ed Editor of The Sentinel: Imipmr on the floor. Copper. . (lid of the first half REPLY To eAerpa CHARGE. ' Norwalk, Conn, Jan. 17, 1906. In an ulticlo in Iour paper last ove- k oiI-Euslaild dig. hing. illei Pastime basketball Business was on a mod claimed that they were in no fault in . Virginia In“, a“and“!delaying the starting of the game, which is not mm W hen the bell rang to Mili‘t the some, the Pastime team left the- floor alitl would not return un- til the minutes inter. and when the hcll rang the secoud time they did not The West End It a mnA ”3.. I team was on the floor at I 45. and did led M St. Paul “'3 proceeding. when V not tome until the boil struck for the And as they we blocks i say tth cnn outpln‘y the West Ends alitidtdve evelli'lhihgbelow yesterduh‘h ut ‘bnshrtbnll (not at Iough house) closing; .mvuhu pf‘d. ."Vw'hrh‘ (lchré?§e Innl night. h i‘h vertlbie bonds 1. (loclluod mans St. Paul and Reading l'ed a mi iy, those stocks rising-to about the The tone wits, heavy’ Bo dovf‘ere manic: WALL smnn’n I II. mg: Soutlu Vrn WM” Ivhjc' LII“; n. art" (1" effect on the rest of thc 11912.1 prices slipped buck in minus I ‘ I Eric/ii and \‘l'ubndllw were sold ll'u‘i" fillyl but the must: rtVI mocha inltio hold I a decline oi}. “in r ‘ chili“ high lov I. Vth noon. dip it t "8 did lint in sympathy were supported; livid Gil-Vent“ Ni r 21 to a. point; Buyi its orders we‘re lulled in snifidlent volume utters, y. 2. .. as to tear off one of the Liquidation 2 HIGH; they played clean sud hud the hell not rang made enough souls to WI off their i‘r-et 'l‘ho Ilurrl- The West - pl-Iy‘ or Will? 0h lim i- p’l‘ny hi I. .2‘Icur,’ r rbir pnpci. we romtllh. Yours Ill olsnu sport 'I Iii-l: WEST END ii. “17.1”" M" voll- rp‘nt. 2cm I‘lw hunt/o latte to run that allow :th i~ baa-n quid 'i‘hu trolls rum ward Nightly dill ‘ “i (lay Iii hung1 gggmimi our. nxlihe or the them they did not show it Monday night. 210 .W Wilru they found they More being out- - pluyed in the second half at basket 8 ball they started in to play rough to. mpg bribes'un will» but the Margit ihouse (the game they made 2a reputn- ‘ (It failed to got bur-k to the outliert prices ALL STREET Noon-I— in the Erie shsrus caused losses in the common stock of 1% the first pld 2%.. the second pm. 15/. and the (ion-.- The whole ‘markot don at in Stamford); were going us for West Ends it racy. lint this did not stop the West basketball would have n the some. us they wore playing the Pastimes Ends could claim the sumo by forfeit if they wound to, as tho Pastimes did not 2 owe their truth on the floor ready to- , e Puntimhs could Wketlihll In it was '2:- r ‘Ionyn. tiliondhv “night, autism") V._ 2 in. , under their new coach they will l “in to play a olmri game. Thanking. you In advance for space in your vein hope ll. TEAM. team my wull may rhea;- m innu’alhn. Salel'riu ill Stock Tiliiillll in order to make this sale Silk Stile. We have placed on sale about the hundred yards of plain and fancy Silk Goods worth 7" . 81.09 and 31.26;" You can take your choice of this lot at 50c per yard. Cloaks. Suits and Furs. Every garment including Ladle s', Mlsses‘ and Children‘s to go in this sale I which We have placed on them we will allow a special discount of 20% on any garment or piece at fufisqleobsd The goods are all high giade, made up in the very best manner, 1 J In addition to the low prices In this seasons most attrnc- U 2i n‘ Tmsmnm o HYATT, NORWALK, . court. ” m. p . . ‘ Afflmutiilltpiul‘lf‘m ' .for the asking, and in. liberal dis- ‘ ‘ count on every piece sold " ‘ during“ this month. vii Bedstends, Springs, Mattresses, 2 Dining Tables, Library Tabled. Fancy Chairs, Dreshers. Chifl'oIII“ iers, Sideboards, Bufl‘etss, Rugs, Carpets and Mattmgs. o 5 0' o I .I o o I I. Goon inner” .zwxfi . '52“; .2 mound I . 2 Safe, “goth. Rollo“. ', . WE THINK I (on hollow ma a4 .g‘ Have I cheerful, Well heated aluMMxmadl fi‘ V hams this winter, it you have to 4‘ “"“"““'° my . . .’2 go Without: something else. You will main: up for it 111de health bettor ~huh-fit» ind lotiw lilo» f A Iiouw. that is almost whim enough might as“ ll be without but to far ‘I'. rotM‘ comfort is con- corned. IV Go." ”3 on OWWtwiiidoallyouexpect - . 2 “alto—ma Great Sale
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