this final. I ' or evolve-tat we mum: the Copyright 00.. who tailor ‘ Thesaurus wrung your? wisest out‘aooordlsg to styles. film will be no maumk shoot the than that look'fmw YorklshI” from cont collar to tronssrs’ T'I building brick houses. butter bepuuqhi" Clothing We uAnnv oooowul. Mgr. South Norwalk, Geno. 9 ! servants of heaven as by an sttoosphere of happi- for Glasses you ioruorly nail other dealers from '99-to $i0 .00 for p. oncoming to lenses. EDI-D QIAMLESB WIRE FRAMES IIoltlrIpe for examining the eyes. One Day Only. 01 the HOTEL CLIFFORD, , « .South Norwalk. » strongly, JANUARY 2lat. .9Houra! a. m. until 4 p. m. ”I will ha examined by The .icientlflc Method. positive- hbly absolutely correct way to Those who have . examined for Glasses by men . 99 claim to examine eyes by the old, “Effect way, which is done by every- ne who supplies glasses but us, will be meeuhly surprised by our scion and wonderful methods of ex milling eyes. and fitting glasses. We correct your eye defects by look- in ”teens. taking the exact scien- . measurements of the focus and whips of the eyes ND QUESTIONS ASKED. no trying inserts on your face. until we have . ”Vow. “...—vim.‘ jibe ruins of a cigar store and was Two Violent Earthquake Shocks F all (Continued From First Page). gram from Governor Bwettenham of Jamaica, announcing that Sir James Fsifgusson's body had been found in subsequently' hurled and adding that no English officials were killed or in- jured, .wns the only additional infor- mntlon received at the Colonial Office this morning. The difficulties in the way of communicating with Kingston the constantly growing list of the dead and injure‘d‘whites. the knowledge that many of the latter will be buried an- identified, and the reports of the threatened engultment of the remains of the city combine to Increase the anxiety of their relatives and friends in this country who are besieging all the possible sources of information in quest of naive. Even the big busi- ness firm operating In Kingston are unable to obtain replies to urgent re- quests for details. The cable compan- Ies. believer hope that today or to‘ morrow will see an improvement in their nor-vice. The Direct West for dis Cable Company” s steamer is due at Kingston today. As the break in the cable is located close to the shore no difficulty is anticipated in restoring communication promptly, The officials here estimate that relief steamers must have srrived'ut Kingston by this the state of chaos is expected. The Mansion House fund for the relief of the Kingston earthquake sufferers is being well supported. and. with the American and other contributions there will be no lack of supplies or funds for immediate necessities. An undated dispatch from a them her of Sir Alfred Jones' party now at Kingston received this morning sags. "A ghastly processIOn of carts pas sing all day long to the cemetery con veyed there 350 victims who were buried In batches of twenty. It is be- lieved that there was 400 more corps es among the wreckage. The body of Sir James Permission was buried on January 10. "There have. been several further shocks since. the great upheaval. but they were less volont. The negroes looted some of the shops but on the whole fair order is being preserved. Fires are still burning. The War office has posted a list of the killed and injured among .the (room; at Kingston. but It Is admitted- ly incomplete and exclusive of the disaster rat the Camp Hospinl where forty to tty men of the West lndia regiment were killed. According to the casualties knOWn at the time of sending off the dispatch Major W, H. Hnrdymdn and Lieutenant .l. lament were the only two oflicers killed Nine stormined your exact omit. a1 err.or The old tedious and tiresome way or druid 9n the ey,es which often causes amines, Ind asking y.ou “Can you see those letters?" or “Do these glasses ,mdke you see better?’ V After your optician does a lot. oil «ping, and has your eyes all out ”ape, yo“ think you have been ex this over, and you can read- you have been doing your initlg. and that is no doubt . on you have had trouble to ill es cdrrect. la Absolutely the Highest class Work in Fitting one... in America. . tiller with Headache. Iv produced astonishing te- ‘hl‘sin fag. nervous debillty. zsincsn. nausea, watery vision. and other troubles 9e str.ain We have correct- Inc of glasses cross eyes flu. in our scientific xpmiuing. pel‘lehce covering every tlctall a profit Dammers concern. position in Newark, N ...l and ..R 1.. as the Leading Eye D E. DAMMERIIS CO" I" 81.. Newark, N. J.. antIl st..9 Providence R, "are «I Glasses In \Nh 11?}; to fit glasses is either putting' ”limitless, or by trying on a lot oil pticsl business for over a quar~ century‘ls the continuous rec. ' untitled more certain than that the hither rate of inter- tment buys, the greater is the risk attendant upon It. UTUAL savings bank can pay four per cent. and invest Its depositors in gill. edged. officers were injured Among the non- Iconnnlssioned officers and their fami- lies there were several deaths and ifour injured among the Europeans while “thirty native noncommlssioued ofllcers and men are dead or missing. ‘A special dispatch from .Iamaito dst led yesterday gives the number of kil- lied of the West India Regiment as m GLOVER S the place. i i l . Phone, 642—2. Wear shoes THAT FIT unguaitlonod mounties. ' ', Black mud Ia coming to the surface. time and a rapid straightening out of .. this. baht! there Would have been no of life. . “There an been no tidal wave. The defences at. hart .lioyal were destroyed and the paliaedea broken thrown The conduct of all classes is admb rsble. but it ll hoped that the British cruiser ludefnilgable will soon arrive here with marines." ease armiTUAL iNTEREOT. Miss Lord continual Har Workln the Nerwalk Methodist- Church. While the unfavorable weather in teri‘erea somewhat with the attendance at the Norwalk Methodist Church last night itdld not interfere with the spiritual tone of the service. Rev. Mr. Torrey‘remnrkod at the opening of the meeting that seemingly our“ plans had been frustrated to a certain ex tent, but our faith should not be dis turhed, for He who controlled the ele- ments orders all things srlghi. After a short prayer service Miss [lord took for -her text Luke. fourth thaw m clonal hsIdst tho-ions of u- “it.” om Wu ‘1‘!“anqu be- t urtJ19 om. street. last six at... The Immunity of um um um... Eli‘s. min. mu be con- red and fifty years led the sustains glued may. gm; 9 ‘ . to W that they were within the m. ‘ up“ were sleet. .. earthquake m. and they had been ed nod «it it, list 6. Hort. ' Chief guise Extractorvflowsrd Be ker. . Keeps :- or needs» erase Blames. Chief Hloder t—desrd ll. O'Brien. Ilsln PeeleMAddinon Austin. lfr. Austin sud Ifr. O'Brien are es- pecially olpable of filling their official positions. as both yous: man have had considerable experience in that line. Mr O'Brien having noted in that capa- city .beforo A new name was introduced at the meeting last eveulnn. called "llamas. ..tmoa. Who Gets the Next One?" The same was originated by Mr. O'Brien. The Club hopes this some will become popular with the young men of the town. A very delightful evening was entered by all present. and conclud- ed with a tempting collation. RIGINT ARRIVAL 0F VIISILB. NEW YORK. Jan.18.;—-—Arrtvod ISteIamer Moike, from (leans and Nap- es And a wise man never tells his wife ' enough to get her guessing. Suitable for Wuists and Dresses. £9 I '4 ”J V .. > . ". I g , . . . , . . I , Our Annual Stock Reducing is away Sale begins on Saturday. January 18th very attractive we have made special prices in every department to close out. odds and ends and broken loll akin to order to make this sale Silk Sale I We have placed on sale about the hundred yards of plaid‘ and fancy Silk (loads worth 16c. 8100 and 81. 25 You can take your choice of this lot at 50¢ per yard. Cioaks. Suits and Furs. .. .. Every garment, including Ladle s’. Mlsscs' and Children’s, to go in this sale. ,4 In addition to tho low prices which we have placed on them we will allow a special discount of 20% on any garme‘nt or piece of ”fur‘delected during this sale. live styles. 1.. The goods are all high grade, made up In the very best manner in this season's most attrac- l ”or?“ gt . 1’. woman a HYATT possum, CONN chapter. twenty-seventh verse. basing t—hw-I . t‘ some of our good. warm, stylish . W“ Men‘s Black and Gray 0v s Clothes on their backs. No wonder this sale is‘attracting. such immense crowds! GOODS "ALMOST otvsu AWAY ! Men's Suits were $8, at $3. 95. Suits wore sis. at $6.95. All Men’ 5 $18. 00 Suite and Ovarcoats. on “...lfit 98.95. :rcoats. were $19,993 .at $6.45. ‘ l .... A RUN 0N SOUTH NORWALK’Sl armrest sun Sale opened yesterday morning. By this time allIII are talking obout it, and most men have ; .. , PANTS . at half price her remarks upon the visit of Names. the leper to the rephet Elisha. stat- lng that Natalia as a great and hon- orable man as haptoln‘oi the hosts of the king of Syl‘io. 'He was a brave and influential man, but he was slep- er. This meant isolation from the .king and all his friends and through the influence of it little man he was led to the prophet of [areal enforcing ' the thought that he was loath to ac- cept the method of the King for his healing, but when be obeyed how read- lly he was healed Then the speaker referred to the leprosy of sin. how it would shut us out from the presence of God and all that is “pure and good and great. work all their lives to try to get a other why giveh. 9. Rich and poor, the king and his mid must bow at the at un- of surrenderr At the close 0 the remarks bliss‘ cently come into the new life. all who wished to enter into its new relstlon. all who had wandered may from God whole audience oreamm rd ind volumes or draw an ascended tot-hen you by earnest ,soskinp for one ..don wanderers to return. ‘bnckaiidera ‘ to be reclaimed and others for friends ‘ who were yet unshm‘il. laid while the -' . element! were disturbed Without. ' clips to the ‘ there than a calm troubled souls wt After the service V people were nan * ad another meatlli 9 quested 'to be stilt was another LY ‘ . “Tm. ,~ 11 Nerth ‘MaiIrIlISt., 09°". w Eve-7.x . Evening How hard it is for men. to accept the terms of redemption. It! is merely to surrender Some men will: ticket some other way. but there Is no . Lord requested t at all who had. re: and all who had friends they wanted, saved to come tourism. ”rd “mm the i BOYS‘ suns AND OVERCOAITS Were $2.00, at $1.19 Were $3.60. at $1.50 were 33.50; at $1.95 w°F¢1$5~°0o :3; at 39-45 l. ' I have no gdbrlolwuick scheme to Pancake Flour—oursndms's. H. 0.. l Nabob. Your choice. a for 250. ISO. Norwelk On 'Prioesrjr»By» Watching Our‘rAds. enterprise and I give you no chances in a lottery. But i am selling reliable modal—goods that you need every day. at prices that will save you money on every article you buy are frOm a store full of others equally good. sup s, : t ’ at a saollllce ouer you. I am not‘runnlng a gift .These prices Lemons—~Cholcest quality, per (101., . a ...... Corn-Countr v Gentlemen. fine quot. lty. 3 for 25c. , Corrie-Epicure finest quality. Maine. grown”, 2 for 26c. Galmonwlt‘ine grade Alaska sahuon.. 2 cans. 25c. “Crackers—Nice. crisp goods. assort- d2 lbs.', l Buckwhaab—boose. excellent quali- ty, 7 lbs for 26¢. t \ Fine Table ButulwAn IIQIsgant high erode article. 329 inn- u, , . . _ I Prunes—email lords Wilt: . r of: lead wu- 9 file. 3 pkgs.. 26c. Prunes new goodligI loo per I II.; it Ibsz,‘ ‘ blot low price per 119 ' 5 c l l) " rm." old. new Mines Meat-A very superior arti- 'bili immediately on its recipt' from as eAp aa-Buldwins. Greeninga North» ll! and tickets. Your choice. Der pin. 30c c. 9 9 .4 9 .r Onions-ml quality. at“; the remarks a Mile River.‘ Will‘. , ‘ Thomas P Casey to Morris Jose iou lot rind trillions: summer street. War. onion .bynos to John N. Kline belittle! start. or . ' 4—7.— ...—W... Incross w . v .-._. m-.. , .-. B'edstoods, Springs, Mattresses, Dining Tables, Library Tables, Fancy Chairs, Dressers. thfl‘on- '1 jars, Sideboards, Bufi'ets, Bug's, [ Carpets and Meetings. t o 0.. ... JAPANESE natlertatut mm. WASHINGTON. Jan. 18. ~—The See note today passed the dentition rolls! is is??? House without discudsion. Special 8an for Saturday ..--.. 4.4 h Walk FI'h. lbs IIOQIOI.CIIIOOOOOII m not rise. 5 lbs. .. and NI tire Ml Fish, 51b! for ...u “it GOOD ADVICE-— WE THINK. Have a cheerful, well heated home this winter, if you have to go without something else. You will make up for it in good health Wm” cod W .0 m better spirits and longer life. steak God tam flag»: that ii 11m warm 9 whatnot-annoys. (auroral: talwtl With at dull." aaounaeupé ‘00 “a ‘t‘ ” IflfIfil: r°.lcoml¢th ofi nil other anal the st modulus tented. ' ‘ r , price. Our Cost will do all you expect ' stimulant-a. was shorts-s run tom
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