mm womanly-r m « w
murmur-manure»
MlltlnfiratEKahnrah will
anduhdhuefimdthemfis.
Hitch. 'l‘hoqnartottehaompauedoi
Idllian W-Newklrk, sopra-
ugumm, coutraltotflor‘
IBIS. Hatnh, tenor, and Frank Nash,
'M hemmforme day' Is as
folklore:
Anita-twink whatraaau".. . ... ..
I .... .. . .. .....hySirArthnr Bulliran
..
Wyn-then “Bingo Heaven“ .......
......................... ....Calebsimper
' more «one:
Anthem-‘Hark the Herald Angela". Mozart
Hymn Ir:
‘ Prayer
limo-ir- Indira
Autism—“The Strain Up
Wombat-J0 11on ohm" .....
.lhrok
dill)!
'flte tailowing io theprogrammethat
will be rendered tomorrow at 10:30
o'obokinTrhfity church. In. KJ.
flawyuriuthemganitandthememberu
otthequartetteare: llraJ.l.Dunning,
Iguana; I‘m I. G. Canah,alto; J.E.
Blam,tinc:0eorgell.haah.ham
Ema Shout thexlad tidlaw.
V ....................................Ilaruea
. Kata-ohm
... ..........Camp
Hymn-“AMMIoIeI”
Kyrtulluba” ... ”Song
Okla/HM. .liodgrs
Hymn ll—“llIaIrkI u}. “maid Angela sing
Olenory— “And there were Shephrda".
‘ .. ... .. ... ...“... “Johnston
Sandra. ......... . . ...Spohr
Hymafl—“Iroadol’the IWIoriIl"
Bimini-m .................... Old Chant
Hm8-*licameupaa thomldnl‘htrloar‘"
1‘ rm. mode will be repeated Sunday
morning at 10:3). Sunday eroding, at
fill, the following music will he render-
ad:
Bunk-9nd. thoulonaexpuetedJeeoa”
Glu'iaPatri ...... .
.Paitcr
Hymn #“Aaalatro-Itha Irualm oi glory“
mmmmmmmormrr
n—mm quart-rite.
Emu—*mwmmmn
abet-Iv: flail."
I _ The following mutate has been ar-
rangedlor the morning mice It the
Known“ Whichurch:
WMBQW... .-....(luilmam
W'Hamom” ...J.(?.31aroy
Old llaadrod ............................. Franc
Mm ........................... “(Man
11!.an Shepherd-Watch” Lloyd
Anthem—m
min... .....I.’
"......” .Walluahanpt
...........
u. ”an”... ...
nym- fl. taaa flan. N—"Adoria. III»
I"! .. ..llryurbuer
» Winch”
‘ mmtarm.
Prelude-Wan” Hurrah”... ..
wanton-cum
.....0. [Wilson
“Moan. ......... ..........
from
um
.... .................... .Adoflolllfl
m-uam. ......... Alina-potion!
throw will:
M“ a “rm-
W‘flkmmm”
, “la-nth
Anti-—
- fit.
mm Intermittent.” tau
”AM”
g“ 9.9:, MM“
Itihadaoiraaltwb will“
air-unaf- an an»
. ‘ ug-rrfxatri‘a «um I m m. . ...;
.
.Bnch
. .. ...;«yuiifiml Iw
”..uoaad
area m Ah
raaatl tar can- leh salvo to Dudley Gala
Worm.-. ... ..wuo
madam tk' “0-.me
V mxmmom I
-roorniag, thealtoirwillnndrrtheaanta»
ta“l‘atirity.” by Wild. In the em.
linolliraa. ll. ltoGanual. Thack-
Anthombyth'oaholr
ulaaur
ChorneI—“Maiceand ho Joyful“. ...
aw ..." ”'- .Bahbathaahool
Scripture Radio; ......... RM. I‘J: Robbin
..ltar. F 1-; [lobbiua
a" ..
l’rayer.
lie-panel" heroine—Lina
Nahum—WM". .Klkliortio Whitney
Recitation—“Thu Grown Up Bird"...
..Illua Maud Kramer
Selection—”Child Juno Comte".
W , ........
Carol~”0n Christmas Day"
Recitation. with singing “Merry Christmas."
Mina Irena Sherwood. ldna Grumman.
Carrie Baum, Joule Moore and Ruth Robbins.
Choruk“Brightest and Beet". .Sahhathaoheol
Recitation—“Gifts lor the More." Harold
Whitney. Eddie Newman. Frank Lyrm. Leslie
Whitney and llarry Darla.
Solo—“Cradle Hymn". . ..‘lm Ruth Robbins
Selection by the choir.
Recitation—“The Golden Rule. " ,
....... ..Miu JeaeIlIaI Bloom
RecitatioannlecteIdI. . . Milo Gertie Lyon
Beading—Wind .......... lilies Alice Bentley
Chorus—”Good Tidings" ...... Sabbath school
Reoitatiorw‘Wi’haI'u the Matter“.. .. .
. . . Mire Nellie Hodshon
Recitatioh;‘I‘TheI “tout Word".
”Miss Maori IWlItitney
Addrau; . Ber. P. E Bobbin:
(‘ losing Hymn—"Joy to the World“ .......
Sabbath so bowl and oongrmilon
Renadirtlon. .... .llor Y. E. Robhlna
For the morning services at the Nor-
walk Congregational church, the organ-
ist, Miss Jennie K. Nash. hat premml
the following musical service:
Carol—"Tm in the \Vintrr Coid"..
lhxnlo‘y.
Glorin— Oxlord chant“ ................
Anthem» “Drop Down yr: lluaV rus”..
Hymn—”Oh, Conical! ye Faithful“
... ........Arleata Fidella
Ruponqu—I-‘Ilord tiara Merry”. .Touru
olenary— ”Thatch“ Bong dilld"..lloyl
Hymn—“While Shepherds \\' atoll M
Mb! Mt”... - .. flirt-(lei
Brmrr- “Ott'l’hou. who bra Istar Dld’at
0-H." .r:.. 1.“. ..r . ano-
’l'beereniirgoervioa IwrlIlI caudal ola
programme of Christmas exercises,”
follows:
. .Barnhy
.Baruhy
~sI..- .
David- the {gum
........ Superintendent and Sabbathaahaol
Charon—“To Bethlehem Ilasian" ........... h" ”Um-M “want: to _
.... . .. .. .mm a... monorail any co nil, thstanding
xmimm- Fear IhIot'; ...... IIfimKaneamn "WM “l“ 1"! 1mm. Cm: W. run,
was the largest mkholdur in tho comm.
A. ll. Hunt. the next witness, notified
that he had given Field auroral chechwith-
inthepost yoarwhiobnoverbad been pre-
sented at thohaak. Dr. (.‘harlea Hndley.
Field’s bmther-in—law. raid he had noticed-
markedrhongein Field’u umditlon with
them. He war excitable and nervous.
andthom V ore other symptoms of brain
flagellum}: .x. Ila raid Field stumbled“ in
hie gait, grow excited over nothing.and
from a man at a sweet or": tlispadtion he
had heamm smiriom ..1 mm H'-
memory hm also lulled. Winters told
Field’s wt: loot February that Field wanin-
responsible nnd should ho etutninod as to
his sanity.
35;; ii. 5.1 Field was tho non witnem.
Shiv-5w; very much affected whilegiring
her testimony. it was of the remedial»
actor on that of the prowling witness.
During tho lost two years, the said, she had
noticed a (incident changehthor hnulmtl.
Her husband ind odd to her the day helm
tbeaosianurent at the firm, “Chm, before
God I have done nothing wrong.” Dr.
Buchanan Burr, formerly medial dirnctor
of the New York Life insurance enormity.
said he had known young field tor cighm-n
yuan intimately, and had noticed a marked
change in him during the last year. So
mochuoinloct that whilehe lwldanm
application tor “mom Monaco on Mr.
Piolrl‘s life.ho returned it whim laminae
he was oouvinood that he was irrational.
The doctor also declared that belwl told
hismlr six months ago that young Field
would either blow his brains out or be in an
uylurn withinsix mouths. Dr Alma Pitch
and Dr. Ingram hoth doubled emphatically
that Field was 11mm The jun returned
a verdict that Field was inanno and that bk
estate m raincoat $154,“.
, . new and "Dollie run..."
flaw Your. Donal .4va it was ...
Imml iriV‘ oil-m. new
all many of bk (fiend- ln hit minute
mindset certain persons rarefied tonin—
rnons Tarrytowu mystery. Ever since it
merrwnmwm
_ _ morn enter as ry 'Vléu‘u
Angina; “ “f" 51'; ”hm! I" II,II.II.TINI1I'Ih m, cell Mariam. bod once been a thump!“ in
My"... ..II ...... rm T K. Noble “may‘mmww ll Wm" “ my“
own 11}...- “hm Mean: To... not: Vem.wddwrwnnl 1“" “WNW"PW’W
"may. . . . and that all? hm] Mm a moth-twitter!“
Mm‘w heading - beluga wife, the [htllfli and the (midi. put.
Mllfllliflln ring two and two together. derided that
Christmas (‘aIrol—~"I1.'IarIoIl,I (.I' ltlItdImIn, C nml '
Responsive Bending .......................
Chriutman Carol “Within a Hanger Low-
limitation ..
Hymn—“To no a Child at in... Its not."
Rational“! Reading.
Cbriumaa Carol “Snot StaIrIIol [lope
Recitation. ...
Ber-ileum and lions.
llr. Field hail mined the girl.
It has Men I» arned. however, that Mr
Field treated her only with kindnortu. but
many thing» are in groan: rlnrltumu than
More. and no a whole tho anrytowu myt-
tery is a» grant a mystery as ”or.
On June 20am mired theixnlyola
woman on Crown landing. Be putlml it
out at the water. and me one triennial
the body an that ol Dolly Daria. an riotous.
Thou Prank Atwood. n! Tarrytown,
M” w‘“- claimed the woman habit wilc. llomid tho
Plot" fluid!“- ................ IIAI‘VI.'II'. I\.I .\I'Iohle an's maiden m I‘ll; I’uh't'll mu
Menory- "Christ Idiom "’1 “ll-"u “t“ Later two wanton waitivrly identified tho
him". body an that of Mary Emilie Josephino
Chrittmaal'Iarol:'I‘I('hIr‘.ut the‘JanorBom“ mt m mutant I. Field's camp-n
MOM!” ion. The women worn Mario Marguon'to
llanedlctlonI .................................
At St. Paul's church on Christmas
day the following main will be rendral:
W ”Int Ila (in I‘m» Bathin—
Ariana-i It youngor litter oi the dead wom-
an. and Mrs. lamina DIV-ill. who had known
the cloud woman intilnatriy.
it was mp-ttted that Field had sent At-
.- it i wood to identity the body and get it out oi
Veuli'tziul'" ...... .... III 3.3: theway. It now tum out thatayunng
1.. Dunno in It. "' ._ .... . '1' RI. Dylm‘ Front-homo namod Duml tun] not Field mus
JIbilate In r...I.I.I ................. I.. Aldrich mm ““5” 5"” “mum" “m h"
inimitv-“Tbo Brain of All Kuhn“... In car-Iota America alter her to hurry her.
om. ......................... Mememmu ”d ““ “mm“ ”WWW“ ””1"
“’1‘a"mw‘h w m‘fu‘fI'nghu ore-ta in a l’nlght Car.
“ill III " Porn-or“. K. it, Duo. ahttmyatary
“’3: ..h "I ”M" W" ”III": 2:,” is minimum! with the apparent» at a
liMinWIiné H
Race-tout “We ...-1......" to IWonshlp ‘
ltirn” .. .......
Owing to lllueaIVI in the gated. Itholr
no speck! Cllrbtrnaa tnuelc Sunday. but
the parlor will preach sermons appariti-
atetotheday. in tho burning bleach
man will bu osprchlly for the childu'm
awmwmmnomn
‘l‘huiollowing programme was givgn
"t
thol’ranklinttroetaehool thhaiternoon
Whoa-.....I.I ...... ....m
WWW...”
”“11?me
“MR“... .
m..............................
III]. term mm
“MOI-Him
”Woolworth-run ,
HWL‘MW and
anhWfidrothlw-mm
“£1!”de
admin
of the City Baptist church. there will he
mandtheyare truncated to meetinthe
Mahatma-Ant 10:10 audpro-
modhahadytotheaaditulom. where
theywiliformln alas-re and Win
’bythechlldrundthuprlrnarygmlee at
“floutihiltorhild' “Radioman-an
..... llowanl Seymour
Kaolin
“MW“ . navel-1m
truth-ant tat
amdwmmmn
freight car which in WI between Alan-
drettoraod Portamonth. Tho «nitride oi the
earnearthedwr in muttered with Moral.
and imidu tho car were round two lum-
poohotbiood, ahandkemhlet and a mum
hat mattered with blow utaine, and a [limit
of pipe with blood ataineao It. Therein»
bare the matter in charm
colonel David Mum‘- Death.
Burton", N. «1.. Doc. 31.4%me Darin
tinder-on, immoral tho minimum limou-
Fruit and "a 331.“!me
ll
“magnum-tr
hbdayaad huhandludthvglmwhmhu
ma mm mm
min Julianna-ataxia:
Berta county Jail Maha- tip.
Bum. Pa, Dee. u—ltnhon
who pleaded «no to em- WW
... .. ..lletthtuatae w mud My. a. nu... at guard
... J‘Nlhm“ pet-noun hm Minn-unwound to
.momamm and land 03m.
MOI-m warm. “multimedia.
loo-Hui
ago. Wm
gfi‘mfifim
t
. .
”mantel-written luau-Ila
IaaIIaeaaetl-a New 1-:ka
Site Refoorsm Her Husband’a
Oder of Compromise.
Wa-
,itnxvoxonmmomnm
W
ltlw Your, Dec. fit—For torrent day!
Milton-tendon! Brand Ira-lament}.
Blaine,Jr..harebueuueiag every‘erurtion
tomwotltover the domestic tronhlauoftha
couple and prevent the dlrotue anltlrotn
wingtotrlal. Aflthneflbrhhowurer,
will have tohe u apparently
nothinalmathanadacmeon Illegroendoi
ahudwhruntwmuotirlylramaine. Thi
(instituting onlynn'ivod at Int "Quins
when the persona partioularly interested
had debated the aubjeet anal ham
When liralllalue applied laradiroraein
theDakotaaanrtuthe carburetor-red to
Daniellarrrl. Jr“ 0! tlroIlquitnhlehnlldhs.
totako testimony. Boreralhaarinahavo
beenheld rooontlyat hie once and many
willie-ea havebeenuaminod. The hear»
lngwutohavebeeucontinuodou'l‘auaday
andonthntdayauumheroiwitumwm
onbartd.
Young Blaine Wanted to Cn-IIWIIIIQ.
Nome! them,howevur,wore examined,
nthetwo knew—Edgar 1 Johnson for
lira. Blaineand W.W. Goodrirbiorhur
husband-When adjournment. Tim
was asked for head- Ir. Goodrich inti-
mmtnolutomhumldbu
ImweningGeodrichwodnaed a doc!!-
mentwhichpnrportodtohuanolferoleom-
protein onthepartollr. Blaine. Bread
itthmxhandthenmr sometime
Themsuitoiitall was that theolurwaa
rejected. it was in rain that Lawyer Good
rich argned tint the odor was an hemmhio
meandthebest way (or both aidnaontal
an MM! position.
lint. Blaine could not one nation in tint
light. Mr. Blaine stood aparth'orn the nth.
m.hitiaoe bearing tho trams oi mental
enduring. Ella wile lookorl remarkably
bright and smiled and chatted withhar law»
yet in the moat unconcerned “Ilium.
Their Roma-co linded t‘orrror.
All tour went down in the elevator»-
getbur. and the contra: with the proved-
leaot’l‘nueday wunomrhcd that“ are
rimtornmora that a amupmntiw biotin~
deed been enacted and that the couple would
again lire mother All such myrrh. how-
eV‘ er, prom] to have nofoundation. Colonel
Nevins. lint. Blaine'a (other. said to a rm
porter:
“it is true that the Blaint-e have 02'!er a
«upmmiw. which my daughu‘r has indig-
narmy rri'nml. $21.: will go to Dakota just
35mm or: the nu‘caau'y paper. um com
plated." lint ill-loo mtcraiu to vermin in
th‘tscity only long enough to are that tho
relrmv has taken all tho testimony moire-d
and has made-out hie roport. Sim will thou
go to Dakota whore rho expects rhodium»
tolwgrnnted. Tho little aonoi themupla
in still in Dakota. where huwlll remain a
Word olcom't anti! tho dtrorm one baa
been docidod and it shall horrified into
who moody it shall he intrusion.
DR. GRAVIEIS OPENS ins CASE.
Ira. Bar—b"- lawyer and Ill- Little
$10,000 I". for flank”.
Dunn. Dec. Sta-The detonate in the
trinlol Dr. Gram opened its twinlhe
morning. t‘olom-l Ballad was tho most im-
portant witnau oi the anion. but he
tailed to clear up any of tho chat-gm again“
thadortor. Mr. Starr-u» than anmunml
tbattbo pmatium had nothing mm to
otter. 'I'hodriom opened lie cau- by or-
amining Edward Piuhl, dork at the probate
court in Pmridonm. III) maid in May laat
thewlih m by lira Barnaby wmot.
fared (or pmbatv.1‘ho ovum! will wan
halalod him by Dr. (iraroa ltwmlnaa
envelope which showed no :4")!!me oi hav-
ing been opined.
Colonel Daniel Bolton. o1 Nomi for tho?"
Mum war the out wine-m lie-aid he
met Dr mam alxmt thirty- dire yoaraago
at a Conurrtkm Coho-d. Homo threo or
(our yearsmo the doctor mnnwod the»
quaintanre.
About a year ago the doflor malted
hint almnt amw little matter-Vt. but since
then hr- had done no legal balm-a [or him
until this trial. iiu berm mlnairrtod
with Int llamaby in October. mm. and he
mmmmtmnlto the onion at Dr. Gram
toauo lira. llama whowaoted an altar
buy to «mu-rt her uahaml’a will Witne-
eantuated the will and took all mean to aid
Mud, _'-slwlr¥-""
~~ to: %”
l
EI
i
to
‘3
‘5}
ii“
I 1155;}!
Johmonandhiuelientdldmmat thutalh- yum;
”I!!!” “mull!” I'll;
rarumrarmmrloimat
0? TI"! montage” Ill!“-
Iilfli all! mi '
Wind:
strontium»:
thank for our romaine-u Iand
ramming}. {am ammaattialledimmy
9‘me lilo“ till» “lib
sored (or five thousand dollan, with
weaklyaootdeu tlrenutitaaitwen dol-
lar-brim, that yoorooerpan
lotiorfllohoatinmof
will.“
"”h- policy
pymentoi Imy olaimior
andthrue days confirm-
uionofyon.
momma... no
welldgnerIII‘reilmain you
V truly aura.
(Slated) who.
Raw Ham. Conn, Dec. dorm 1800.
Gm
handhadonlypaidin $97.76. andzhere
received such great benefit.
Y our: very gratefull.
(Signed) SamA. Am
atomizer. B. l. Jan.34 34,1801.
The (nautical Indemnity Automation:
let me thank you for your
oourteorn treatment. Mr.
strong formerly at Norwich, (Ilonnfrm was
insured to your company more than six
Myanmar). and utoeutireaoat tohiru, at
ant-M58. to carry 01, Within imnranee. pro.
per-M in moral diaability,
was only
01.75. or 816.40 year-
Detluctintr 1.1me
d lumdn
hinlilodltonetooetotmhi inwrm
mmoalysllflo. 'l‘hia‘I will
proreagreat help to me. Had in-
veatedthu name money in the-urinals
hank, he would have reclined nothing
during his disability. and would have
left on- onlytllalt instead oi the” on
at line companies would
have paid but $303 insurance for the
11mm, paid to your company by my
{Signed} Erratum Amraom.
DAMT Colts. June 15,1801.
lthank you meet ei your
wrypmmpt payment to! tho
mom-y due under 1lein mil, onrn Iota
hmbuInd J. [leer-inlay Be it been
insured In your company since 1884.11“
had always found you generous and ro-
liahio in our (hailing-5 with himau a
Solicy- or. fly thanks are ezpwutlly
» your company Matteo. athtmgh
Mr. liminlaley, while», temp-rarity during-
ed committalfllcidt' Still (nun no 11-
:m filing-d the idity of my
flaunt war not till too by
“returns of the polic y till August 27th.
hon Intrepid mo snout days in oil-
ram-e. Dias Emu unborn.
Wtrnaoar. tom, July 22 1801
ldwarrl A Wright. the-rotary o! the Con—
pm tit-n1 indemnity A9710! latlcm. Waterbury.
out);
pron”: thank: to your company for
tho PI kinduauuultown me My 1ti
Aldielirflno, inxxued' In y-onrr‘ont
E Am“; 189! iorfl .OOIlpaylngtlzl.
go ill-an-umonia. Jul lit
andto-dny. “hurl;
V-tmrgoneralngnnt. r.
Martina. handed Inu- youn'hwk for tho
lull amount oi my claim. He made out
all papers tor mo and kindly hmght
me your chock. “lentil! salVie me much
tumble and annoyance. that this
litht‘tlfi amletteutionl on your part
alamlll not boot orlookod ll) mo; thenioro
l aha“ he glad to do an thing in my
power to M. my trim a and others
now how you do laminae. I think the
mm of your insumnro, as shown in
my new elmukl load mam nthm to in-
mm with you. \‘oanu was the wily
which my husband war in-
making you with all m ham
[or what you hate done for me, yremain
Y aura Very
Bullion“ louvo.
Dmnlmrnm N. Y.,July 38th, '31
K A. Willilm, Sumter: Allow no
to expresa our aetlnlactlon with the
methods of your mum in pa rig
death claim We won appoln ea-
neutrino! tlu-tntnw oi the late Hem-tel
lLArlingtun. oi thin my. lorrnorly of
Norwalk. who ltltll herb lmurod with
{on morethau lira years. baring apoliey
orOI..000 and we wish to than on
mow no;
I I l‘ l
...,m
Fill ill lllllill‘ Ml.
Mrs. W. Fawcott.
hperturut%li£llm.hrmuflyflat
llllll STREET. Wilt.
Trina-n
mm
acknow
moon“
Human natqrqf
Dalila: thrill] know how to ox— II ' '
illemorest Sewing Machine
I I, ”an," map-sag; 00.1»;th
.
r! w
pleasure 1n outward tokens of gratitude to
are, or in the grown up person, who eXpress
their pleasure to a more dignified manner,
but none tho less real because it lacks thé‘”
outward enthusiasm of childhood.
80 it is with all who Come and examine
"“ our stock of toys, books, games, etc. They
are So pleased with our stock and remar —
ably lbw prices that ll) the older ones it is
simply renewing their youth to give us a call,
Maud with Young America it is simply on -
baunded delight.
. So we end byinviting you all, both young
and old, to’gi've us a call. We are always
pleased to show our goods, for lookers with
us are usually buyers.
THE 808“" 8Tll|lE
ill-Washington Street-83
SOUTH NORWALK
M. s. SMITng
Christmas Announcement.
Owing to the great rush of tho
CHRISTMAS SEASON
We are unable to specify the different articles we are displaying
but would state for tho honefit of those purchasing
mm is am
That our stock being larger than ever before, well selected and
embracing all kinda of high class novelties of the reason,
enohleaalltameke their selections. and save time of tiresome
shopping.
I
AGENT FOR THE
a
Whether in the I Idiild, ivho expressos its
the giver of some Unexpected toy 0r pleas- ‘
BATl‘me P. W. WM
atone work of ailm kinda.
m'fi 0m
COMSTOCK BROS. Walnut!
lain at. M. Gentleman
Wm
ousoworn 1:. at warm “:1...“
alum
KOCOUR. F. 17h. No. Main 33.
Mull BMW
GIBHDN. “damna-
lumbar; ,,
orsm Mm. mm
HO‘IT. W. H. & SON.
lawman
aaludualurslnnatim
BEEDJIHOUS .HW
“mum liar till.
VAR NAIR. J. Ia. & 00. EQMUI‘I.
YAmm mm
NORWALK rams'
flow"
WTERBANKGEO. HJWI'tc 2i.
Mikhail: map-rhea:- .
NORTH. (l. 8.18 Waahim“.
quality only. and that the baa."
031m:
Barlow
3.8. lieuoulalbyrga
unto mu 0
MNDZECJ.
macs.
u. out
dealori n mwmfltmuofig‘k
muss—norm, annual» WI
501?”! NORWALK W m.“ I
Maoist-,0! Iago.
renal-hing“
pertytoraale.hauauato
WOODWARD. B. A. WHEN
ntand Wink «
mmrrownmamég
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