SBN’HNEL » 'RGMN COLUMN- ” lion in the dru .. one oft 1 mod the summation. In 1191 Mr. ~ years ago. when he purchased the busi~ 119be ”1.1.1.1.“... much. in Stamford. Be re he could deal out drugs in Connecticut be bad to go be- Thls in neonates 1890} He we! e (9111 out of twenty-two who F‘inch opened the bridge pharmacy. where Mr. Gritllu is now located. The latter managed the place until two 1111.15 from Mr. Finch. ‘lore the 919911 Board at “miners. 9 ' salmonbrml. _ 111111 9991111191119 (1911er company Ill formal notice of the per- - l .meoeu abandonment of the trolley 911service between Mount Holly and Burl ',.1ington,N .1. which has been interrupt- 1111111111“ or the power house at the former pl 1'.» ,9, ”.1. 1.1 .1. ‘9, THE 1. IST (BOAR. uWe bell the beat grades of hard anal 11911.:de at the lowest market 1' see. The best quality of carefully roeabd cleaii bats; hay, straw and Phone 1361. 2 First Ave. East 11.11 J, WALLACE MARVIN. .“s- M W. . . L- .wmqhwm.‘ ‘ All liua'lneaa communications for this office should be addreaaed to T1111 ~Sentinel. Peraonai letters not desired. . m0" .9 The East Norwalk painters will com- ;plcte work on John H Fen-19's house today 1 ‘ . - nines-ow“ M 8. Wallace Osborn. who has been Very ill for some time. is slowly im~ proving Mr. 9110 Mrs. C. H. Rider. who have boon viultlng for the past week at Port Jefferson. 1.. 1., will return home today. ' may- 4—11- There will he it family reunion to~ marrow. at the resident-2 of Mr. and Mrs 'll'tomas Wt‘i‘ght 25 Cottage ave- nue. 1 1 ' '1 The Ladies' Aid Society of the East .~ Avenue Methodist Church held a. meet- lllg this afte1noon.beglnninlg at 2 (1’.clock m' ”wfi-fi " Mr. and M13. J C. Holden. of Sey- ' moor, will be the guests of Mrs. Hold- ‘sn’s parents. Rev and Mrs .1.w. Da— ls. over Thanksgiving. The Fast Avenue Methodist Church ill Join in the union service to be held in the South Norwallt; Congregational Church tomorrow morning 11 «LDo not save the girl's picture in the pen contest. Only the words o’iealtb by Good Livipg." and picture President 11.30 on in (1911111. ‘ Mrs". Blown wife of Dr. F. G. Brown, 111w gone to spend Thanksgiving with her parents at At‘monk .Y. Dr. Brown will leave tomorrow}:I WM H.113 Pierce stepped off a car on a banana peéling in Bridgeport yestei- any. 111111 was preci ltatetl forcibly into the‘street He bra ed his hands quite had y 1. "r““r'rrr 1 A Thanksgiving service will be held ; in the A'dycnt Christian Church t0m01~ 1 row night. at the usual hour, 7: 30 The pastor. R J W Davis. will pteach u'l‘h “a wing sermon anti there will be 091111 exercises. A large amount of groceries and oth- er goods were distributed among the poor families of the East Avenue Meth- odist. Church. yesterday and today James i.'l-lommedieu and Rev. and Mrs 1.1199991: active ‘aronnd and dis rlbute‘dJ the hillti'tbgl'vlng offerings. 'l‘her will be a family reunion at the csldc‘n‘ce of Mr. and re. J. 8. Ron- doll in Riverside avenue. tomorrow. John litigation and family, of Freepmt, L. 1..; will be there. as will also John L’Hommedieu and family. Minor D. Randall and family and several others 1 Charles Tobey received a cold bath yesterday by falling into the mill pond. He was standing on the edge of the wharf, looking (lawn at the wate1 when he became dizzy and fell over- board. Some of his companions assist- 1-d him out. He was taken to his home and put to bed. He is all right today. There will be a Thanksgiving service .t t.1Paul's Mission tomoriow night 11‘1. 30. and the Rev Charles T. Coerr of New York will pre ch. There being 110 service in most of t e other churches hat 311cm“. it will give a. great many all opportunity to be present. and thus, ow their appreciation of Mr Coerr’s rtg to he in etbondbnce All are 9lcome. WM l Belt. J. J. Faust wife and son Rus- Went. to Wilton this afternoon. to he guests of Rev. and Mrs. J. 1.. 1111111 6%» night. melt in the Methodist Church there night. They will turn home to- row morning. 11W ile they are ”the issee’ when and Marion to of the Misses Nina it llllortly before 11 o'clock. and it y. the enable;- 2 had been 901111111: of his walk- :1§ilty. stating that he could cut- ~ ‘1»‘9yone in these parts The drug- no 119'; 1.1rebenllv econ herd eer- t'h “111199911le done a lit- , ei 1- 1199.! Mr. Faust will 6' orwalit, and for (tome time the '5 unit it ditch and was 9111119191191 99991911191119 harem. Tbsmeerllritt spent. yesterday at 8191111019 11 calling on friends. Durieu mercantile report business unusually good the past week antthe-w Cullen will spend Thanke- glvlng with friends in Mont Clair, N. La , Mr. and Mrs. 0111111058. Jaynos. of New Haven, will spend Thanksgiving in this place. The majority of the stores in this place will keep open till lll o‘clock to1 morrow morning The school board is making arrange in the Barton school Miss Gertrude Emerson. of No'roton, is spending a few days with Miss Mary Hsmden. in New Canaan. Another cargo of stone has arrived for the new macadam road. which in rapidly nearing completion. _.-........__..~. Mr. and M119 John Camp. of Siam ‘f.ord will spend Thanksgiving with Mr and Mrs Clarence Crofoot. -.—_..b Henry J. Bartell. of Stamford, shot a dearth the Adirondacks and he will have it on exhibition in Darleu tonight~ m..-‘ Thomas Britt of Dorian and Martin 131 adiey of Greenwich intend to take in the McGovem- Corbett fight at Hart ford, toniorlow. Henry Whitney is laid 11p with a very sore foot_ caused by stepping on a pijeco of brass the other day. it penetrated the foot. Jerry Dahune has returned to Darien after three months‘ hunting expedition at Lake Champlain. He has brought home many kinds of wild animals and they are on exhibition in1the saloon of John Haggerty. 11-7.“... I Mr. and M19 James Birchard and their daughter, lure.- Charles Whitte more in Stamford Mrs. Whittemore Stamford to live There was a surprise party at the residence of 'Mr and Mrs. Farnham last Saturday evening. The occasion was that birthday of their daughter. Mary who had reached the age of seventeen. Mrs Farnham had planned so well that her daughter did not suspect anything until several of her friends flocked into the house and situated "Surprise!" Games were play- ed, refreshments served and dancing enjoyed. investigations show that'the damage done in this ‘vicihity by Saturday nights heavy wind and phenomenal tide is considerably above $100 000. Shippan Po'lrl't. on the. east side. is a mans of wreckage. At Sound Beach seawalls have been torn down high ways washed away and the founda- tions of some buildings demolished. Several thousands of dollars. Mr. title was the heaviest ever seen here. flown "on. Mrs. ida Sharer was the guest of friends in Bridgeport. Monday. Church celebrated its twelfth anni- versary in the church. last evening. _........ an entertainment to be given in Guid er's hall, on the evening of Decembm . Owing to the storm. Sunday. Rev. H. Brown, poster 011 the Baptist Church and Rev. Mr. Broker. fora. did not exchange p'uipits. u...”— in the Rownyton Baptist Church. on Thursday. at 10: 45 a. expressing gratitude to the giver of all is gone. The exceedingly high tide of Sunday well- and eyen home 9;. 1111991, 1111911. 9111th the paid e of threat Inbmergsd. 3:19.11” e9perieno‘ea came to many on meals to place 11 Montgomery history daughter will spend Thanksgiving with “M“ ‘0 ”“3“ ’°’ “‘8 0“” The damage there alone is estimated ’ NEW YORK. November by some residents at about 8100.000. At from the west. 9 moderate sea and Collender’s Point the (lock stables and clear weather were. reported by the lawns of the handsome summer homes marine observer at Sandy Hook to of lobn D. Crlmmlns and Edwin D. day following the first winter‘s gale Trowbridge, of New York are washed which extended over three days. away and damaged to the extent of tween S'andy Hook and the Highlands Two of a great heat of coasting schooners and Trowbrldge‘s employees were some square riggers have been riding caught in the cellar stables by the in out the storm for two days. unable to coming tide and almost drowned. The. get into port against the wind. 'i‘hc| The r P. s c. a of the Baptist man bio will long be remembered as it swept b 11 over the lawns and into the cellare.9 Edition “A . “a 9 '09th GOLD ave It in 1..-W ihlllt “Maugham new winking. ran II 1 Mani“ 009”&Y.f‘ I! you want clean! it removes dimmed». amokwtaina and grime 1161'. any 69.1110. leaving MQ“ 1‘1 seat 3.. ‘ ltd can not injure hands or fobrl99. st. 191111. New rot. beam 1'11 1,3 MAY BE EARLlER CHALLENGER. “at. Th. Dennya Reported to be Preparing For the Construction of Other Yachts. LONDON Novetnbsr 27~Telegram from Glasgow lntiihatc that there might be an earliet challenge for the Americas Cup than Sil Thomas Lip- ton' s but yachtemen here‘are sceptical as to anything coining out of it. The Dennys, builders of the Sham» rotk 11. are again reported to be pre pining for the construction of a yacht of their own design if certain results ate attained 1' hey hope to secure the co operation oi some club in issuing a challenge- Neither Sir '1 ..omas Lipton nor George 1.. 9Watson, the designer. have any knowledge of the matter. Sir Thomas considers it useless for and one to attempt to challenge for 1902. owing to the impossibility of properly tuning (in a boat. Hema‘ys however. that the Shumiocks are at the disposal of any one as trial boats. who may M ........ now An 1 our tldaaya e or ii 11 1 Id 11 was recently married and moved to m1..°"ilkl'i‘d'i‘it'it‘.tfh’dtt.u diam" 1' a?” CREW LEFT THE STANDARD. w Horace When Abandoned She Had Five Feet of Water in Her Hold. PHILADELPHIA. November 27-— The Britishstcomm Vflcrs. arrived here today from Huelva Spain having on board the odor: of seven of the schoon. or Standard; of Manbehtien. N J. The Standard left Savannah November 8 for New York. With 9 cargo of lumber She encountered a severe gate and was so badly damaged that her crew were compelled to abandon her The vessels masts wetc carried away, her cabin was crushed and the after decks were started by the heavy sens At the time she. was abandoned she had five feet of water in her hold .a-u...“ SAILING CRAFT COMING INTO PORT. 27~Wintl Be- flrst casualty to be reported amongst them this morning, when a four mash ed schooner was sighted at anchor off the highlands with all her headgear srrled away it is probable that with he was ,lnd the tie t wm get into port da 119', dayij‘ be North Geri tbdmshlp Bremmen from Biemmen which arrived this morning reported ihat for tho'laet seven hun- dred miles of her1 voyage she. encount- 1‘ho public school is preparing for ered heavy sales with hixh I90! and snow. __.......... INJUNCTION 0;: EQNAOKIV COM- an 1cm Nova er 27-«Judge George 9.1111111: down an or- 01 Stam- der to the United Di ct.00urt today. restraining all banks. trust companies. 9 bankers or trustees from paying over A Thanksgiving service will be hold any fund. in um“- wiggfiflon 1,310“. log to 19. 0. Hockey & company. or m A cordial l“ the Mackey (ave-toast Goiiipony. ’llbe vitqtion '9 extended ‘0 all to “m9 I” order was issued on the motion of Al- turney for petitioning creditors in on (food. for the mercies of the year that action brought to have m, brokerage firm declared bankrupt and was bas- ed on ailldnvile of W. B. Newklrlt and ltcCloalt‘ey that time is 1 highland" gum the 11 9me v the companiel 1mm 11111111111191”me the ”union of aerial antral .t lawful c o erudite“ SHOT BY OFFICERS. Albert Kane Tried to Escape and W99 Fatally wounded. NEW YORK November 27-Albe1t Kane of Greenwich Conn. was 91101 and probably fatally wouhded last night at New Rochelle N. Y. by 91111 or Police Sergeant Devea'u, of N Rochelle, or Deputy Sheriff FltiO' of1 Greenwich Fitzroy came to Neal: Rochelle to arrest Kane on the. charge of his having stolen a pair of oxen and asked Doveau to assist him. Who}: Kane saw them coming he ran and til oillcera fired. 'l‘hey purposely first! wild. Theu Kane drew a revolver 1 . tired again. A bullet struck him a he was captured. As both olllcers bud revoivcis of the same calibre it is not known which shot him ”fl...‘ , ASTOR DENIES PURCHASE OF, BATTELE ABREY. LONDON Novembe127—Wiiliam Waldorf Astor authorizes a denial of the report that he was the purchaser of Battole Abbey sold at public auo~ tion yesterday for £200. 000. A cur- ious feature of the lotion is the failure of every 0119., in cementing on it. to recognize Mr. Astor's naturalization as a British subject. giving Mr. Astor's denial add with an air of self sntlsfattipu that the pur- chasm was an Englishman HOLIDAY o TH'ALL GAMES. BERKELEY 9 sh. November 27»- Thc Univeislty of Michigan football eleven the champions of the middle. have sent challenge to the University of California for a game on the Pool ilc coast during the holidays. Michigan has arranged a provisional game with a Seattle team to b. played in caee'a shroud matchcould e secured in San Francisco. The offer will he declined by the Berkeley men who do not wish to resume training. Genuine stunned CGC. 11.... told inbult Mattel thetluler whotrlulo sell "something lust at good." A BLUNDER. This is an extract from the index of the session laws of 1901: Smelt, taking of in Mystic river or tributaries. except with book and line, prohibited, 1289 not to be taken, less than nine pounds in weight. 1293 A amen over nine pounds in weight is calculated to make a fisherman see visions and dream dreams and to pinch himself to see if he‘s alive. But the indexer was trying to. talk about smelt instead of smelt—Hartford. Poet. ‘ tau. m1 Plumbing and Sloan; Hui . limo, H91 Water Heating. Hot Air Hearted. and Burlington for the experiment .199 the matter it became known after :1 the line had been in operation for some . 11101111 and there would be no extension , the line » to: teen: but before he could shoot the oiilcers ‘ All the newspapers- [ rightful m. emphasises the fact that 91694 as a motive power for steam made has not proven satisfactory. Pennsylvania company selected eehort line between Mount Helix war plant will hills line also. lhmiigmy up to do loatill’ed tit Moan . tricelly equipped on large modern electric cars provide . 9 operation bf the system was closely observed by e oiliclale of the company, and while boy refrained from public utterancei'l line that it did not mean their expect of tho eiectrict system. New Home reLeonAPH eeuwce. SEATTIE Wash. November 27.... enacts: advices (raid Nome slate Cap llln Hansen of the Northern Commer elal Qcmpan'y. has inaugurated a plan ‘ Whereby that place can communicate with the outside world in six day's' time. This plan embraces telegraph communication with only one break in hlch will be covered by fast Tholllp Bionic hablc runs to 91.991111111111111 that point an '. 91191111911119 wire runs to rm». There the 111m commences and extends to magic; where the wire connects with HDIwoon Thence the line goes through 11111 United States and Canada. ”A.“ CAPI. DIAMOND FOUND GUILTY. ALBANY. N. Y.. November 27~Po~ lice Captain Thomas .1. Diamond. of .New York city was found guilty today of the large of neglect of duty in hav ing failed to suppress disorderly houses in his precinct in that city The one went to the Jury last evening. Guarantees Not Estimates The feature of Connecticut General Life insurance Company’s policies. 1 Have you seen them? if not inquire 9 of or write to FRED. H. FIELD. GENERAL AOINT. United Bank B'l'd'g... So. Norwalk. '3” Dr. Dicl’t ldicino ' CURES “ALARIA. 901.911 111‘ ALL DRUGGISTS. J uniu‘s Brown 1 P111111 (111 Plllli‘ luau. m Pnre White Lead and Zinc mixed by band will wear twice as long and cover double sur- face as machinery mixed. ,The house of William Stevens “'11 of Stephen Wilcox. both a South Main street, were pain ed by me in this manner over eleven years ago. They are still 39011. Your house will stand a: well if i paint it. My office. ll! south Main street. My residence. 211 Elm Grove ltroet. NEW YORlQ NEW HAVEN & HARTFORD RAILROAD. TIMI TAILS. In effect October 11. 1001. LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR le YONK. . LMa-llzdbl. 0:508 5145:. 5:10. 6:59. 7:13, 7:54. l:169,0:089,9:30. 9:58. 10:18:. 10:10. 11:85:. . P 91.114315“. 1:17.‘ 1:859, 8:04 3:119. l: 07. i: 509: b: 88. 5:551; “1.1.01 7: 589. 8:11 10.:10. UNDAYI mania-13:853.! :552. 5. 458. 0: 05. 1’. lit—8: 31!. 0:30. 81858.7:20. 110W! LIAVI NIW. YO. KPOP SOUTH NQRVALK. A. n.-—n:ou. 5100.10:00. 7-100. 8:001. I: 08 .0003. 9:041, 10:011. 10: 04 11: 001:. 11:08. 'g.’I p_, 1: ct- I: 11.11011. 4 .41 19131111111. (1102.7: ”0.111909. s'SUNIMIP‘S. ‘1 “51.10.311.100‘7180'110101. P. NM: 001' 1003;! :00: N”?! 1001.. 11909.01“; 9 several weeks ago ‘ 9 19nd of the subntltution of steam. . The determination: of the Penneylg. .1vania oliiciais not to rebuild the pow'lilr' 9 ‘dlou‘ae’ . Cottage ave. m1 . ll! Plflflm P 'J!e has had the experience. The 11111 tl'loropgbly touted the 11111111.. Elie found it as represented. 1 11 He corroborates the opinions of scores in South Norwelk. Mr. George Warren. oyster planter and dealer. cl 2 Chestnut street. save: .9"! have been subjected to inclement exposure while supsrin’tendlng partic- ular branches of my business induced kidney troubles. At all events, when bonsignments are being shipped to the season. i feel my back troubling pie most. box at Plaisted's drugstore and try them. they were just what I needed. 90 '1 took another. well. and they cured him." For sale by all dealers. FosterMil- burn 00., 31117910. N. Y.. sole agents for the United 81111111. 9 Remember the name-Doan'9~and take no other. M. TARLOV, WATOHMAKER. JEWELER. All kinds of repairing in the bell manner and at lowest prices. All wort warranted. Watches, Jewelry, at .. for em. anAeed call solicited and so election llliu WASHINGTON 8111 1111‘ 311113013. . , A. T'AllLOV anmr, 111111 1111111111 H to handle all property (real 01 personal) to be told by auction An anctioueer has been em: played by us and proper atten tion warranted to all work plan cd in the bands of this agency. Jacob M. Lauton. Railroad Place. 50 Norwalk. 111 1111111111111 011 cold m‘onn cakes are so re 1shable ii nicely nude and Willi the right flour. Try..- Purina Mills Health Pan-cake Flour. Ltght cakes the result. 3 packages 25 cents.~ New Figs lllc' pkg. A. STULL, East Nortvalk. ”1“" ill. llitl’i Ildlllill CURES R HEUMAT'ISM 801:” 3’11 .111 01111001511 1 " '; Ill , no flow In m. than‘ever baton. “Sm warmimWr domr9wle991 , 0]., PAIN'l’fllIg PAPIR “NOW. m weather. and it is quite possible that ’ ' Eumpe. and' it is the busiest part of ' i know I had kidney com.- ‘1' piaint for a long time and ohancing to i see Dana's Kldney‘Pllls advertised as ”' a kidney remedy and not a care all. i bad confidence enough in them to get 9' 91 The first box convinced me ' i did not require any 1 more after that. for my back became ' l prescribed them for my con, '3 s pan- '8: Dow 112 WASHINGTON sraejbi‘""f 361.11. Norwalk Phone 93- Plildlllil ll 5018111011911 tsuotaiightmatter,butfrm ' " log a picture reunites Ill 9 meat. 100. Our etch 9101113le mas moulding! ll Pit and richest we have 99PM 1. celve. Materials. 1 _Window Shades. Cornice P9" porches. '51 1. Picture: Framedto 6111315131 Painting. Paper Baum Decent cling ' Telephone C911,. 13343. ’ 1. ‘ open evenings till 3:30. 1" —-—-¢ DECKER- 3: WASHINGTON“. ‘1‘ .1 “South Norwalk. Collin .o'. A Flash Valve. ' south-1.1111... without Jar or val ter batplfien' .. Has no tank. - TflElDBAL votuueran 11111999991191” tietipg‘; " Larmo Ewart vmtvu. ' ' m
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