. m7.» m ' . a hell the out also. or hard LcosLl wood at the lows t market best dual ty ~o carefully note: as. strsw and 1304- 2 Fl?“ AW- Mz amounted to cm W .ws‘LLAon MARY .‘B‘eatty went to Princess , L. 1.. this morning, to attend to e business. he Nina a. Rowland is being load with seed oysters for Providence as. The steamer Medea is loading arrels arrived riom rnlng for the Rowland hicago this yster Com Y- . embers of'the South Norwalk Bap a Church will hold a cottage prayer . sting at No. 1 Cottage avenue. EH 0% evening. . iss Maggie Costello. who has been the guest of Mrs Thomas Curry. of tinge avenue, has returned to her home in Danbury : Fred Smith, of New Haven. an ex- pert oyster opener, commenced to . pen sisters this morning for the Row :1 Oyster Company.‘ Miss Malzic Henry. of New Canaan. . c has been visiting the Misses ' adage. of Van andt avenue, has used to her home.‘ « ,harles Smith. Who is quite ill with oi fever. is no better Butler , go, I. 0. 0. F.. of which he is a ember. will send a nurse to his real son, an East Norwalk or to learn the trade of , is . ovum this bid log in the to Minn slide Rowland ln . , of the E301: t Church are iookins treat tomorrow ‘nightmp. mill: ll ouplid by a! maker. L being over- hauled and renovated for the purpose y f openings fruit store. . . There will he a very interesting Bi: his class meetimz at the residence oi Mr. and Mrs. Alfred H. Niokerson. in East avenue. last a ght. There was a very large attendance and the service was profitable. The Twin City Independent Orches- m hold a successful rehearsal last night at the residence at Mr. and Mrs. ‘ oseph W. Gorham. No. a Keyser ave no. A few of the neighbors were in- vited and a most pleasant evening was enjoyed. Refreshments were served. A tramp annoyed the residents in Keyser avenue. yesterday afternoon. no called at every house and from all r'hooOunts was refused food at each place. for he remained' around the mighborhood the entire afternoon. wilting back and forth. When it be- «no dark he sauntored off up Fort Foint street 3 The friends of Mrs Charles Hyatt. a former resident of East Norwalk. will _ grieved to hear of her death on Sun- sy. December 8. Mrs. Hyatt was the ter of Mrs. Minnie Cornell. of . rookiyn. Much sympathy will be felt 5 her husband and sons. Charles and senior, who are well known in this . lofty.“ The funeral services are to he held this evening in Brooklyn. in torment at Greenwodd. ”The monthly business meeting of ayfiower Hook and Ladder Company hold last night in the truck house in Van Zandt avenue. and it was voted . been open house on New chr' a day. ‘ , érctofore. A‘icdmnlittce was so inlaid to smngo for the stair. It . vol: George Robertson, . Strudel Hullv- Charles Rose. as Taylor. William flasks and Men: . » dill following is the outline of the volcanics to the Holy Fields. istohsglvonbyllsv. A. J. : t Norwalk H.113. evening: 'Aoross the :. France. Under ltsl- lid the Athenians. ' . lapsrlsnce i ii i a we or ‘ ‘ Lighgmg conga“ L mm Ml mom. in float of the publlq school. The sum taken in. at tho- told Folle'l' concert. will ch was. pressan in the Methodist Church. iaL‘st Saturday night. The. fouMotion: tor the Ferret gun in: orthonormal”. and the can rls'gs was also on tond ready for the lugs gun to item n «' William Moore LLLLLLLXu‘dLLLL totally moved lhslkhoiisshlqldnflmrom Eduard Milli ii! a 00'?! a: an avenue. to Charles W. Bells house. in Lincoln avenue.yeoterd:y. The funeral of the let's Smith Broadway was held from the lsmiiy residence last evening. Rev. Frank Brown officiated. There were a num- ber of hsnllsolne horsl tributes. The remains were taken to Long Ridge this morning. for interment. f . Edward Walker and Lewis Water. ' bury. oi South Norwsllt, left yesterday in Mr. Walker’s sloop for South Carm line. where they will spend the rest of the winter .engaged in hunting wild geese. ducks etc. and also working in the carpentering Lbuainsss. pantsuits» ”canyon C F. Boles was in New York yester- day on business. Dr: Harry iii. Dates. of South Nor: walk Was in Dorian "yesterday. Charles Summers of Dnrien is the guest of friends in Waterbury The selccinlm held their usual Mon day morning meeting.,yesterday and transacted the routine business. Mrs Herbert Fonts who has been stopping in Dalian all summer return- gd to her home in New York yester 3Y~ Mr. and Mrs. Roper Hounslow. of Stamford announce the engagement of their daughter. Alida, to Herman Sel- leck. ofmr lag“; contractor ll. Fitch was awarded the. contractls’qfitnrds‘y afternoon to how move them hall. He was making measursldenlis yesterday Mrs. selfish: and son Henry. who; have but . gill in Dorian sll; ruin-:1 mer. our. in towihelr home in New York the litbor port of this week.‘. Rig! Scorsll. ”will Realism”? at “(is 4 iii (1 form for- “will ligand?” El‘ha- liomha'rd furni- turn is being shipped to Syracuse N. . The Epworth League of the Dorie-i Methodist Church is planning for a so clable to be held one week from Fri- day. night; It Will be an interesting and pleasant affair. The Dorian munch Works is doing a rushing business. They have now sis boats in the works and three more will be started next week. it is a very busy time with the concern. Everything is ready for the chowder party to be given by the Eagle Hook and Ladder Company. tomorrow night. it promises to be one of the best of- fairs that this popular organisation has given in some time. E E. Miller who is suffering with lock law at the Stamford Hospital, is much improved. it is said that his laws have unlocked. Mr. Miller is s lather and the disease was brought on by holding nails in his mouth. Robert Mancross. secretary of the Benedict ePsrdee Coal Company. of New Haven. who are proprietors of the king's End Coal Company. of Dorian. was in Darien on business yesterday. He returned to New Haven. last even- lug. Next week is pension week4f0r the old soldiers at the Soldiers Home in Noroton Many will go to their homes for a visit. Others will send the most of their money home. There are about 450 in the Home who receive a pen- sion. There arelover 600 soldiers in miints’l‘titi‘ltlonbmresent. m of m t cos meet 3 e Epworfl? traffic of the Darlen Mellie dist Church the resignation of Rev. Henry Scoil'sld. so first vice-presides was accepted Land Rev. Joseph Guernsey was elected to all. the noon: cy. Two new members were taken in. They were Mrs. Myers and Mrs. Ketchup. : Deeds were filed in the town clerk's oillce yesterday. showing, that Henry Bronchsr. the shoe dealer. had pur- chased slot from Norvsl K. Wardwell. of Brooklyn. It is located next to the Eagle Hook and mast Company's truck house. on the cost side. Breachor intends to, build 3...]le in the spring. The audience room of the omui mortal Church in Glenbrdok boil _. of rsnovstiohdho , were held ill the .: choroved very cosysodcomtortiu Ito doorbell. At the chafiLm stitched ‘ critically ill and there are but slight in“: L William Faber. ill guest of ill-nuns all... .1. Robert Gram hue moved drool his mother's place to John Crowfordlpopt age . Thomas Gregory, of le‘Noryslk come here to reside with his son. ert Gregory. . F. Gregory ’ spent oddly L '.' father. James The aged mother of AL. LLJLL Gainor LLlLLs hopes of her recovery. . There will be a box Li'ool residence of Samuel our: Thursday evening to receive presLsnts presents for the Builder school child- rerl for Chrisimdll‘. WESTON. Frederick Coley. who has been quite ill. is better. Madison Morehouse is quite ill at this writing with tonsllitis. Mrs. D. 0 Chase has returned home. thli'te'r spending several weeks in Wil- on Miss Eddies White. of Lyons Plain. has afoot several days will Miss May Halal ton. lit. ill. Whitman of Smithport. has been the guest of his sister. Mrs. W B. Morehotls‘c and Alice Fitch has visited in Bridgeport: also Cannon and Ridgeileld Mr a few days. Mrs. James Stooges. who has been quite ~ill,- (or several months, is still confined to her room. Another are 000th here on Sun~ day morning. adding to the already large list. which no. destroyed so many buildih‘gsL during the past two years. in Weston. and a. m., the large born owned by Miss Kate Smith. and only *l 3,! he on tire. and before unit or couldv barn standing on the some site vIss six months later the lsrge dwelling house also. it was deuce of the late George; LB:1HLW.“$7E clue to the origin of the been discovered. but it ii thought to yits incendiary NEW all!!!” Mr. Reilly of new York. visited with his family in Mead avenue finnday. W. Ill. J. Kirk. of Brooklyn has been parents. ship or the Muscle indie-room and bsnouotlhsll. Martin Russell has left for Newark. TN. J. where he will engags‘in the tail hrlngL business. Mrs. Mary Pordee of Lbiew York is visiting her sister Mrs. J. c Wyckol'f. Prospect avenue Mrs. George Gamble. of New Jersey, is visiting her parents Mr and Mrs. James Burtls. South menus. meeting in the Nichols building, For- est street Thursday evening. A meeting of the King's Daughters was held at the house of Mrs. George Kellogg Gateway afternoon.- Mrs. Lucretia Carson. of Dumb ls visitlng "lihr sister. MrsL James Hoyt. Carter street. for several wéeks. F. W. Anderson has been confined to his home for the past week. s kick from his horse injuring his knee. H snubs used at his house in Talmsdgo l " . The New Canaan Cadets will open social who moved ‘10.: lockwood's melt list; “today. Henry Simon and .Nsi'son King's" he possoosors or s an. horse. pur- Garden New York. last week. has both llama?! R‘sv Rm Wills “rifles and was blissed at the ten o'clock mass. Sunday. MrLs.H .L. Cole. of Bridgeport was in town Friday,” want-um shining. is. 1M0 ad's Hall Main street. he done, the whole structureless total» : ly destroyed together with five cows , . and two valuable horses. wngons and . . farming utensils. which were kept in , . it. As there was no insurance the lost ' in heavy one to Miss smith.- AnOther . destroyed two years ago. by fire. and Frank Brooks has taken the janitor. ’ their new ball in Handout avenue. ‘ . about Dec. 13 when they will hold I 2" The tsiiLor use; u... no occupied the small building in Railroad avenue over Gilbert & . about! at a sale in Madison Square ‘ A new and 01mm set of vssttnosts '- i I ‘3ch ”Ill “”31“ mt:- Hr. luau LL 0 W l ensures who hold its manual. The bullol' MW.” of the I. H. ‘ your pursLLoL‘ money is our have to pd: For in , Oak or “1M Mahogany they last. at 03.08. F troll”. ”:2 No? 1 It’s the quality fig determines whether able during cold was or" coal is. is mlpouiblo much latest: ductility Coal costs you no loops profitable to deal with ' For open grates isisctory incl. erected last year. by the" late Andrew . Smith, was discovered hymn (labors toi " form the rash /. spending severaLl days in town with his . ' L Thefbrsls bond will hold its monthly L' ‘ .....J.. Inflammalom DlSeases. Calarlll, 610.. old. . Thomson“ ills purchased a loft! LLL scrolls-newton and other machinery . l. LLLAt Buster’s or Finland's. Lines Doing scam in Lucas out"... or will sound vnslc'. .. . SALT LAKE. Dish. em: 10—- ‘ new rail Lilli sinuous Ito‘s. cm narrow qyrsts hr Mon “macho twine l... % Price, lbs. 250. 50c, ii. 00 5tss~oosvssosuioro : WOUND". Ltdxmdh fill: «six. 5:.45: r:,os " ' with a poor irsmc.'and don't wastes good frame on a poor picture. ‘ undo: because of the care with which moldings are selected and Work done Lwliat we do for you because it will look well and wear well. hnhm the most extensive and best chosen stock of Framed Pictures we ever had—wand we’ve always carried the best In town. '1 his ought to be of special interest to you because it will give you the best chance to buy right. mm 1 ' squssmlih'rbu STREET. South .Norwslk. For fifteen years we haveLbLeen L selling BARNEY 6i BERRY f»..- -, and believe them tLLoLL‘Lbo the nest on the L market. L :v'rnsv ARE LIGHT m walolrr. ~‘j AND ros BEAUTY, STYLE. FINISH .. AND DUBABILITY. CANNOT BE SURPASBEB . l Comstock', Watkins. ~ fl _, & Bow, i2 WASHINGTON STREET South Norwslk. Phone 43-6. L" . Raw vonluLEsw saves it ‘ HARTFORD RAILROAD. m: rants. Inch—u. Lsifsct December 1,i001. T tesvs scorn "only.” son L now. was. AIME-13:8 1. 4: 05! Knox. 0:15 0:53. 7:13.: :24. 8113*, 0: 031. 0: 30. Phil “" 1‘33." -—: IL, 8.30:, 3.03 .ilLI. it“. 0‘: “I: 3:3 3.3 I: 65! ”Rolfe-3} . 11x.“ $5.”- Sz‘lls. 'l :10. no; Luvs no break roll hour A. ll.——13: .00. : . 8:003.8:02.9L9;;VLV003?10: $13340. ‘.‘:9~°"h. 1; or ' s "" i. 1:“ 'o p a ”so: 4: 4:64 i: to. dog; «‘03:: 5:01. l‘:00s.,7:01.s:00s.3.30. 11:00:. L it. is who’ll». o: i "" s l 0 c r. H: no.1 oo6x.’ at m“ LIAVI CONUTQII NORWALKL FOB . new, users. . A. HIS-435m fllflx.‘ Ii Illa 3:13 2%“. 0:10: 0:011. “1103:. 11:33 11: Ili’il‘ I “LIL, 1.,10l' 3207331213: "Ltd“: 3:10, 131“. ‘ uses. to iv???» :32 humid. "L " Oll- we: L 10: ms. sips lilo. . . .. kl“: . l: You’ll like L Nu £3 causally up s cans host corn.“ Mid Juno Peas, in qu‘hs very best can»: oadil' Bartlett Roars... : Now. here is “within o desirous that youmy. Tiller prise won in their nicsity if do over ' caches, 0—...- We handle only due we ‘ and that is the BEST. Place your orders now. vantage of price diluted Best in quality ole competent drivers. pro No matter what you been in the past, gm s and we will plensLe you. x UWMl creator: to 3 Cool Yard in: miles ' French Oillce corner Wild Main streets. South Norw Telemann Cell. 33 M. Tania. WATCHMAKERL. woos . All kinds of repairing is. the ball manner and at lowest prices. All it“ trawling. J L " ate as, swelr s or a? 6:“ solicited and callaftoilm on so L WASLHINGTON STREET Mind” A. TARLOV Monopoly L‘ Guarantees _ .. Not Estimates The feature of Connecticut GéLnL’ Life Insurance cumpany's noun. Have you seen them? if not ind of or write to FRED HL. LFIELLLLD. osNesAl. scour. United Bank Bl'd g.. o. Solidi-walk. i ,, . . . ‘ ‘1‘ l: .’ Di. Dltl’irltiiilili‘ ‘ , . CURESLT‘V'L: .; . . . 80L“ BY .1". 1. ALL DRUGGISTS (so ‘ ups Pl‘umblng and Stain: III'ILt‘l my. flat Water Heating. ' Hqi Mr merino. .
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