Evening sentinel, Tuesday, December 17, 1901 · page 7

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. munitions
.. my venuensuNcr

I .

r4 micwmnqe. tNew Haven,

mqt‘ ,iicr slstcr. Mrs. Mary

5%!

gleam hall rented the Mrs.
plcoa. lit Fort Point

move there ehortly. _
owidi‘ld oyster company Ia
wit orders which Ir. always the

J be cite the Christmas holidays
an Jennie Bacterial-ticks. of Henry

I in couple or weeks with relatives.
Pampac. of Baltimore. Md”
cutting the Bronte-Beirut Com-

in town doing come advertis-

and ‘tbmbrrow evening. In the
amallt. Baptiat Sunday school
it Cottage venue;

or First avenue. started yes- I

tor New ileum to remain with
through the bolldayé.

d Mra. Charles Hansen. of

t. who have been visiting

this plaoe and South Nor.

e returned to their home.

. Perry E. Tompkins of.

”Ru“.

3“" Grail in ell and sprained his
the on approach of the
null! lit bridge. yesterday At"

t In em cont-nee he is laid

Wed
mum yEncourn or Osborn a‘v‘en
cool or “a...
~ ' 0 ve, as"
said tilt.- changer

. thin mound
,Iijt Kellogg
the omlk Methodist Church
t the class meeting at the East Ave»
true: Methodist church this evening
_ wii speak. James L‘ Homedleu will

indergnrten department of the
Edema: schools will have its

' as exercises on Friday after-
. . at 1 buclock in the upper school
. Wfilling. There will be a program of
W“it: nd recitations. and at Christ

' grcbrbag Under the lit»
the teachers Mias.A. Louise

and Miss Heleni A. Mitchell.

Annual Fair. East Nor. Bap. Bun-

' School. Tues. and Wed evenlnu

- Wm. cake and fancy articles for
‘1 We avenu‘b.

Jones. of ham t crunch?

an or otter rent a

It“ ‘9" piin Tom. The

. i- .
‘d acrylce In that section is
M In the country. The trainc
' dchtly‘ "several hours late. and
iii mail? be had to wait
W for a trgin that should
All i o'clock.

,, umumgmw
unmarked brotbcrct
.bccttcaa. Tbccuptlcianot
_, “1-1 Llfiouat. The
decoratodfortbcw
piantnandlowerc.
m-luongpcrwunerv
twccholln

‘ bail remained? out all Ilnlg ht.

Tb " ‘ ‘ '
cough; whom girl all-p
1:“ch the adult tilde bite
”I if ‘ I ,
i”: as da ti
”Talc mliloy W M wl
r4 totes onr ,

Mien “imam

Ba It
visiting friends in thin place and Nor-
walk. during the past two week ,
but”! to: her bottle In sword. ye!-
terday afternoon.

The funeral of Samuel J Field of
New Haven. an old soldier at “the 301-
'dlers' Home, In Norotou. sixty-eight

WW” held ycntcrda . at the

7
ing. near that luctltutlon. with the
tall otmrm from. Bebadbeen
caught and benan by the cold. and

gears; ”£3“: ha: had “in“? :at
W it. mm M a
in." .plW’rzludm up so it whine
ready “for planting n . 9
located just east of .aé‘hfi'fifll‘igok and
Ladder Company’ a truck house.

Work was begun yccterda on the
new addition to the town. i in this
place. Andrew Buttery and his men
started to excavate a trench for the
foundation. Charles Fitch has the con-
tract to do the carpool» work. it will
take some time to‘ complete the work-
and In the meantime no entertainments
can be held In it. ‘

NEW “PM!”

K. W $35th was the guest of
friends In Stamford Sunday

Samuel Kuorlanskl visited friends in
New York, Huntley. returning home in
the evening

lrylng Lockwood the. coal and lum-
ber dealer spent Sunday with friendd
in New York. I

Miss Lucy Clark of Stamford was
the. guest or her parents on Weed
street, sunday.

Miss Fanny Arthur, of Mount Ver-
non. visited with or parents, on Siam
ford avenue Sunday.

Miss Estelle Stone returned Sunday
from her week's vial. wltb friends and
relatives In New York.

Miss H Evelyn Sloan of Newark N.
Limited with her tiller. Mrs I'I'bao

ruin day
awamuc “guntay tlpb of
Will

lull“

1 1 atrium! whirlwind

. deterio-
"choremotice.

The Christmas goods that are dis
played in some of the windows in town
bogo attracted cunclderablo attention

not ally from the younger people

3 ”gym creme. Boswell of Ridgelield
- «on in ice Methoolst Church both
. morning ago $111" yesterday in or

B C. Pilcbu bu.ry
orkc‘tllen ‘ financed In establish
aunt of n crgtoupd electric
wiring of t 19' property belonging to
Mill; C. A Bill: Oenolte avenue.

The regular carpi-monthly servicea
of the Latter Day Sninte will be held
at the home of l ltlle Selleck on Tues
day evening a 7: 30. Rev U. W.
Greene of Brooklyn wlil preach

The funeral of Mrs James McKen
drink who died on Saturday morning
in her sixtyolx year was held at her
late home. Locust avenue yesterday
afternoon. Rev. B. C. Pilibury of the
Methodist Church Iolllclated.

The Woman's Club has completed
arrangements for having a course of
entertainments from the Rldpath Ly
ceum Co. of Boston. The first one will
be Dec. 31. by the Elvle Burnett Con-
cert 00.. the mod. January 27. by the

Metropolitan Star Quintet“ Co: the
third Feb 8 Montavllle Flowers Inter-
preting the masters 4: original mono-
iogncs. by Mr. Fowler: the fourth on
March 18. Albert Arnutrong in his
dramatic Picture Playn. _

The w A. Smith Building Go. of
Bridgeport. hair just taken the entire
contract for ye alterations Inu
improve onto; to be made to the a m-

not! ofDr .Lllnbert. of ow
rod“ the m for which by An
4: Kath. Cedar.
atrc’ct. New Koch. The cuter-lot quite
wont: Is, to. undergo. improve-
mutilate willie the lnterhir ill be a!»
mainly remodeled. and: addition-
bullt on. A new plumbing system will-
bclnctallcd. withncw furnace heating
and new decorations throughout.
Juan D Warren will do the mason
*0 .

GIORDENIVW. '
ill-c. W. A. Williams is visiting in

 

“Ill

Norwaik. *
D. 3i. Hall. or Nomik. was in town .-

ct Such mm and Report
lack to loud.

The state board 0 health adopted
an innovation at a Social meeting
held by them last wc‘qlt. In Dr Lind
eley’s olllce In New Haven. They
gated to appoint in the coming yea

altar! 'Inlpector whore duties
or Ila the Incpcctlon or summer re-
corta new summer and to make a
peraonal examination or their sewer-
age conditions and water supplies and
report directly back to the board

The lnapcctcr will cooperate with
the town health colours to his incl-k.

The incpector Is to he paid out of
the road; appropriated by. the plate
for anciyilng water supplier.
board decided to act aside rsoow
year for the purpose. This will be
used to pay Ills salary and expenses.
The money will be only sufficient. to
pay him during a few month: in “in

car. . . , .

Each legislature appropriates 45.000
to the board of health for analyzing
water. This is 48,600 “for each year
The board has repeatedly poked for a
larger appropriation deeming the nub-
je‘ct a very important one but the in
crease has been an repeatedly refused.

. While the duties of the inspector will

not come exactly within the scope of
the purported for which this money In
appropriated they are considered out
0! the scope in ”auxiliary capacity.
The state board or health has had
abundant ”1ch that. impure water
has been used at summer hotels says
Dr. Lindalcy ln mmelnsunce‘a, what
were regarded an epidemic: have start
ed from impure water supply. Dr.
Doot. of Hartford 9. member of the
board, .thought that an outbreak o!
typhoid fever at- Weltbroolt tact amn-
mer was traceable to impure w‘ater
sourced. Two years or more ago there
was an outbreak of discus at Wood
plant which It will believed had its
Inception In contaminated water.
When the Inspector tinda it desire-l”

has inspected to Dr. Smith. the Yale
and New Haven Water Company ex-
pert who will make an examination
of it for the discovery of disease breed
ing germs. If the water in any dado
is polluted 1310- m I€1.11"!
demoed.

ly examlnc- Idle means of sewage dis-

found inadequate and unsanitary an
order for improving the conditions will'
be given ,

The details of the hint to: the new
lncpectlon were left by the board of
baelth to Professor Brewer. of Yale.
and Dr. B. K. Boot otilarlford The:'
have the power of thinking the appoino
mentim ll loot likely that a physician
'lllbe simulator! to the podium do
than isn't climb
physician hilt. a
ordinary Intelligence will be selected.
It. is the intention of the board to

have the work done as thoroughlyaa

prove a valuable and beneficial ad-
lane/l lo the efforts of the state board
in the intercom of hygiene and aanlta
lion.

4——

PINCION AIKID FOR.

Congressman Hill has Introduced a
bill to pension Bobért b. Ackridge of
Danbury. Mr :A‘ckfld‘e m a mem-
ber of the Thirty-turd Kentucky Vol-
upteer infantry but ill at prcaont on»
of Mr. Hill' a constitute-tn. lie to n
veteran of many diaablllticc. Both of
his hands are of; and his skull is true
cured: and one of his lag; in para-
lysed. lie walked All miles to get in

“MM-he In album it total
much 1er Hill expects to aczune him
a pension at the rate of 830 a month

INSIGHT TRAFFIC 0N T“! 90".
IOLDI ATID.

overwork Baotou N till

a a
long 009'§H:X baa ”combo! fro
moving out and went. and a _

 

 

The:

ble he will take eamplca or water. be‘

,Pllatlc proof as is glvcnzhel-e. To. to... I 7‘-

'chould cutlery the moat

. “prompt south-gloom radium 3'
skeptical ‘

Here Is a Rollin Norwalk cue. Bend l

I it and see If doubt can cltlet In the face

of thin evidence. . ," .
Mr. R. G. Millard. of 51 West uncut.

South Nor-walk. engaged in the for .‘r.

business in West Norwallt. says:
had kidney trouble (or years.
Imedlclnc and was undcr the care of a

physician so often that I ought to be .
Isecm- ‘

on authority on the qucatlon.

In...

Mock ' ‘

cadmium with large Bridgeport ,cstab
. llahmcnt. ‘Bclilblal'jgooda at ‘

ed to be rid of my trouble for a m ‘

but It aborted clgna or returning and
I noticed come . '
atatemcnts about Doan’ll '.

I wanted to check it
publiahcd. .
Kidney Pills and procured in honor

Hale's Pharmacy In Not-walk. They '
helped me, and a continuance of the 3
treatment eventually aifccted a radical ‘-

cure."
For solo by all dealers:

pony. Buffalo, N.
the United States.

Remember the unme——Doan‘a—» and -

take no other.

auucmc‘tlrc.

nm at Hoyt'a Tho-tn, Tonight.

bowls Mot-rim hlmaclt will ”out
n- Mephicto In an elaborate not: w
duotiop oi "Faust. " at Hoyt's The“;
tonight. The scenery. electrlca c
focta. costumes, instrumental yo:
cal music. as well as the lyric and lira
matic prologue. are all new. The
tire production is the most are“
elaborate ever given to “Fauat".J
long and proapcrouu career of w“:
seasons and the return of 14qu

n hlmaclf to the. part of Al

til i invent “Faust" with double 1m
cat In the minds of all Intelligent thea-
trcgocrn. Morrison has many taint
torn—4b“ successful artist. has
»-—but these imitators lack the burgh
of conception and lose in d
the fire and force which 1.43ng

.rlaona atudied and dignified l " I .
atlon possecaion In ouch full mandrel ‘ .

 

posal In sumnlcr real-rte and whole .

{the came time

9! ill. be! 1‘
fife: more thallium Mrs. Edwin Mutilation. Dr. and

possible. and .t In hoped that it will'

Hill Interested In his case, Ind It 11*

 

“Freight anthemnsoltdamdfloadls;
allalollltbcllacbo-

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“King Lear," Friday Nial-
The recitals It “WW

more do 1
cents a box.. Foetar-Milhurn Cont-I .
Y., sole agente for .

Mutation
Hillel“: waxwork» card a.)
"Milli! laconic. '
I426 locum trimmed with any ‘
will earn iron 80 per cent. to all
Mr cent. monthly. Head for our
new book, “Buccoiclul “Syltcm
cue-Wisdom" tactics tree.
it t Commercial. Flume»-
lat Suoccufui Customer 110-; I

Broker-.153 155 La Ellie

l ‘.
. Apply for our booklets and in- .
forgotten and make rcmlttano- ,

‘ "rt Encampment
I 804: Why

Conwtlonal Church promise to be} '
a popular series and neoclal event at .

Persona whom one

would not expect to be intern” in

{Edam re are reading up ‘Klng
rg“ ll

day night. and on the other hand those
who are prominent lnl copper-ting the
moat expenain grim-that come to
the Nomlka are “Wiring to the
course. Among the nations are Mr.

hire. 1'. K Noble: “enchant-Governor
and Mrs. Edwin G. Keelcr. Mr. and
Mrs. Melville if. Mend Mar. Frederick
Beldcn. Dr. Emily Y. 0. Partial». Judge
and Mrs. Hmry W. Gregory. Dy. and
Mrs. Dexter Hitchcock. Air. and Mrs
In Dole. Mills Cornelia Beard 1dr. Illd

.Mt-s. Robert Van Buren Mr. and Mrs.

Charles H. Naylor Mr. and Mrs Freak
A. Ferris. General and Mrs. Russell
Frost Mr. and hint. Richard ii. Gold

en. Mr. and Mrs. John H. Ferris Brit

ward Beard. Judge and In. John H.
Light and a number of others Young
men of the lament Club will act an
unborn. with Charles R Baker as chief
usher. 8. ii..clark.*wbo will give the
lirat recital. ls professor of oratory It
the University or Chicano ,. and is a
master of expmalon; "King Mar” In
the atrongest play in fall

repertoire .I
The performance begins at 8 o'clock;

Although the series live In acid for a
dollar. alngle admission will be thin
ty~dve cents.
CIIIALS GOING UP.
Flour m4 Ind All Kinds of Brain
'm in the Aldo.

The retail price of lunches been ad-
vaaced :5 «communal during the
can't not. and there an Mung proba-
bilitlea thatltvrm conditioner be»
fore the, winter

“a merrier-or

for Mr. Clark's recital on Fri- '

Dillc‘lOIIl‘
John H. Ferric Henry Icyntcllr
John ll. Item mica curt:
John it. night [.14. W
Josiah R. Marvin comm Brahman
.l. Wallace nil-via

Accounts Solicitor].

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The Turning Point.

Your son and daughter ought each
to have
A SAVINGS ACCOUNT.
Better start them at titla bank dur-
Doyon knowthlanlay bethevery

‘ turning point ottbelr lives?

rut court-I nonwaak aavmoa
Iaflk

UNITED am ntanNo.

wow action.

MAT-Km
at.“ I. A; 0..

WIRIGKE PWAOO ‘ ' 4.] 4
‘ llz WASHINGTON STREET,-

7:4!
J33.

“1010' u

S‘n‘no‘t oh. shot: a‘:

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W 4nd beilm than! to be the best on the

market

‘ THEY ann mom or wardens
AND non nnanrv BTYLE,FIN13B
AND nunanunrv. came? an

i - ccaraccnn.

ALL SIZE! AND PRICES.

Comatock

Watkins
‘8: Dow,

South Norwalk.
Phone 43-6.

llldllcst Cllsll Prices.

Discarded machinery or all kinda.
plpinutecm and water fittings, atom
and builders” hardware bought. and

cold. Headquarters for rum motalc. '

rubber. feathers and all articles that
you would like to dispose”. of. The
highest cash price- will bcpald by

calling on
ABRAHAM HARRIS.
14 4: 18 Raymond It.

Notice by portal will receive prompt
attention.
Open ‘1 a. m. to c p. m. Cloned Sat

MN
*Mldcocc 58 Spring strut.
Telephone Call“. 166- 4.

On a Prctlll Face

Glasses are often an monument-al-

ll

, ways so on the face of one who really

need. them. They drive away that
sculpting, drawn, unnatural expression
seen In defective eyes. Now In the
time to select your glasses for Christ
mac presents.

HOMER B. HOYT.

graduate Optician,

Room 9, United Bank Building.

Gare Hours. 8 to 11:45. 12:45 to 6:30.
Saturday evenings. 7 to 9.

new vonmqunw HAVEN a
Han'rroao RAILROAD.
TIMI TAILI.

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In effect December 1. 1901.

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Mil, K to partway ,

fish‘na bent com.

ary June Peas...l1
The very heat can of Thornton.
2 calls Bartlett Pears. ’ . -

Now here is Something we are
“grinds that you trin'f‘ will
won in thbir n deity If

other had them hetero.

Beaches. Canned Rtrawbcr

noduilaspberrles. 10c coll.

. ammo; voila
.w -. . R’I ‘
We handle only one grads
and that Is the BEST

Place your orders
vantage oi price a

Best in quality, .3 ‘
competent driven.

No matter what
both in the wt,
and we will pica-c you.

and mm... at. Wigwam. W I
in where you should bring you willie

A. TARLOV.

Washington at“ '94! mayo,
coach humour.

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