’ I
1111 11111170 carry 11 full
" MUFFIN. Drought.
0 31.. lilo Norwalk. Ct. .
0445011111” butter 24c 1b.; three
euro {tho boat} 1112511.A STU Li...
LEHIGH COAL. . .
pitifully screened and promptly do-
Hay Grain. Straw Mill- feed.
‘ WAlihALlo MARVIN
1' 111111 Mrs. George Smith were in
ri «port, yesterday.
Actch preparations for Christmas
to Being made in the East. Norwulk
hoois. '
illlam H. Tristram 111 recovering
" his severe cold which he has had
past week.
link Allen, of this place in going
110 on crutches. He has: an attack
1.0111111: rheumatism.
1Thoo1lorc Olsen is having his house
4110 corner of F011 Point street and
il‘ andt. nvenuc pupcred.
Marnie Pierce of Stratrord is
_ st of her cousin. Misc Nora Ms
lrby ,of Gregory Boulevard.
19 “motion Whlat Club will 1111. on
, mad at the maidchce of Mr11. W.
11111111111111 Henry street this: evc
"‘ heregnlnr wee-hilt" prayer meetings
e East. Avenue ethodist and Ad-
on Christian Church will be hold this
1111111
Thomaas
at the finest stucus of perfumes
e Chllstmas trade that 11011 bc
anywhere.
M011. Jane Bmlrnm of New Haven
has been visiting Mrs. Mary Reil
l'. Keyser uvcnue.1oturncd 1.o hc1
ome. yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel S. Fauchcr. of
110 Norwttik‘. are the guests of Mr.
11. Charles Jones, of Van 21111111
[will rsmnin until aftei
.Griilln.thc11111ggist,has
ldren gnthcrinx Health Brand
ill built: them in Friday. tied
Mb some on outside
he" Widée have taken
foam their visit 11‘: New Haven in
‘a couple of days.
Main Carrie Philiipson gave 11 party
' to'about thirty of her young friends at
or home in St. John uvcnuo. loot
lght: Games were played and re-
.frbshmcnts wore scrved. The party
‘ was in honor of Miss Phlllipson a four-
11111111 birthday anniversary.
Mrs. Richard Bland and Miss Jennie
Davis went to Bridgeport yesterday for
.the purpose of purchasing Christmas
presents for the Sunday school child-
ren, of the Advent Christian Church.
Wilfred W. Mor1ison.ot 9 Hanford
place is serving on the jury in the S11-
' perior Court in B1 ulgcpoit which is
trying Pasqualn Cnlnbrcsc the Green
wlch italian licensed of murdering his
foreman. Jacob Lawson, on May ‘38.
The Junior Bond of thc East Avcnuc
" Methodist Church held 11 very intcrcab
' in; meeting at the residence of irvluc
“Smith. last night. Roy Puncher led.
There was a good attendance. 'l‘hcsc
" meetings arc becoming more popular
each week.
The 01110111 Board of tho East Avr-
,, flue Methodist uliili‘i‘ll will hold u very
important meeting this evening und it
is deaired that every member be pros
out. A1 rangcmenta will be made for
a jubilee service to be held some
Hold after New Year' 11, when the mort
able on the church will he binned.
R0 WA YTON.
A rogulm' meeting of Rising Star
Divillo was held last night in Divi-
hal. A good meeting was held.
month were mado for a domino
bio to be bold in the diviulon hail
tin-day. Documber 20th.w1nnera
’00 be glVoi‘i prison lifter business
Over 1011 youniz indies nurprlaod
«in young men moment, by tuning them
emain quiet and they would enjoy
I‘llllpcr which wan to be given by
011113 ladies who lost in 11 contest
. . . .uo. There were masts
limall gentlemen proacni.
loxpreued wishes for
Wm in the coming content
of broke up at midnight.
in: a [doll time and 1111me!-
inl to the ladies.
ii
A
lobbitor. 1419440 CI-
11%; ‘of, M1130": in um
10: 4111011111111 battalion o‘l 11.1.
11;. grant.“ no: :iIior. 1m.
.43
011110114 school"
«on church are.
II music. . ,,
I from, this place
at m
Metropolitan Star Quintet.
utter the Chriatmaa holidays.
Bates. of Dorie-.11.
man not over titty
”'ptcfccsionai jurors.
LYON’S PLAINS.
from horiicld. last week.
Bridgeport. '1 headay night.
Church.
thc resident-11.
Wedncddny evening.
Greens F‘nrnlb.1ln.st week.
main through the winter.
Wildmon Couch being the buyer.
evening.
GRAND LODGE YEAR.
_......_..
ingthe Past 12 Months.
Grand "Secretary 0..
since the inception of
Island.
innicock Midge; '-
111'111111 ..1aster Charles W. Mead
sonic ch clcs.
hold in iiortford.Ju11. 1.5.
BELOW c.1OUND 200 FEET.
‘—....—
Hole in Middle Mount, N. J.
NEW YORK. December
N. .1.,
than a ween.
night wit.
ed.
in search of McCube. but found
organized. Andrew
missing man was notified.
over the road last traveled
brother.
Mount he saw a Imali hole
earth. it was not eighteen
ucroan.
by
in
mine. 811mb miners unlstlnxi
march wont into the main all
the mine. 11 mos uwly.‘
85305.
l‘ODi’l.
not far away.
11110 soon had dlgcloud his
Mince From this 9041.011 111
with him
Woo-0M
11111113111101.1110
outbound“ Ion 1,
Several of the old soldiers of Nom-
.. ' ton left yutarday for up]! different
. horned thmucnout the one. they bur
1.111s received their quartorly pensions.
They have 011100be to column until
Among the jurors often chosen to
try cases in the criminal Superior
(101114 for this county in 01111111011 A.
He in a man who has
about reached the allottod use. three
score and ten. but those who knew him
ovei thirty years ago can soon but
little change in him any: the Briana
port Telegram. He Would pm for a
Se 11:11 001011.11
resident of Darlen all his life not! 111
. his native town is respected by all.
for his sterling qualities of character.
While ho is often chosen for Jury duty
he in not one of the kind known as
Eddicc White. cntertninod tripods
i.. it. Hoyt and who returned from
Charles Phelps. ofnew York. spent
11 few days recently on Osborne-Hill
Therc will be uerviceat the. usual
hour. 2:30 p. in, Sunday in Emmanuel
'l‘hc Lyons Plain Whiat Club met at
or Henry Nichols, on
John Fanton and Harry Nicholu at
tended the dance at Hurry Brown’s.
Mrs. Rachel Banks is with Bradley
White and inmily, whore she will re
The homestead of tho, into Robert
Grey was sold at auction last week
Mr. Chopin. of Cranhury. gave an
entertainment of stercoptloon views in
thc basement of the church, Monday
Progress in Connecticut Masonry 0111'
The Grand Lodge year in Connecti-
cut Masonry is now practically finish
ed. The worklntha 110 subordinate
lodgeu is now being closed up for the
year and it is expected that tho in-
crease in membership will not be far
from 600. The total membership at
the beginning of the year was 17397.
The Masonic Home additions rhave
been increased. wording aco‘ommoda
tions tor. 100 inmates .tira-nd Mahler
11111111141141 11181911111111 01' 3111131111014
-H. Barlow and
Grand Treasurer Miles W. Graves of
Hartford. are msmbms of the board of
"'mauagcis ex offlclo. The (hand M1111
tel' has been on the board of managers
that body
Grand master Stevens and Grand Sco-
retary Barlow have visucd the mates
of New York and Rhoda island during
the your. meeting the Grand Masters
of1Ncw York-New Jersey and Rhodc
TiioyWerc the guests of Moi-
N01 1100, Oyster Bay
L. 1.. at the limo President Roosevelt
received the mastcr's degree April 24.
New Yolk was prcsent at the time the
event being 0 11111111111 nhlc one in Mu-
'l‘hcse interests will bc iuily elabo-
rntcd in-the reports of the Grand Mos-
tcr and Grand Secretary at the. annual
concluvc of the (irnndc Lodge in be
Thoma; McCIbe DiIapPeIrI in 0 Mine
lil——'l‘he
body of Thomas Mchho of Hiberulu.
was found yesterday on Middle Mount
200 feet beneath the surface of
thc earth at the bottom of a mine hole.
McCube had been missing for more
While walking over Multlle Mount at
a companion named John
Downea, McCubc culldenly disappear-
‘Downea wondered about all night
trace of him. Searchingpartiea were
..c(labe, teller in
11 Brooklyn bank,.an1l brother of the
lie went
Whon near the top of Middle
inches
Where the hole led to no one
know 111: the mouptnlu was honeycom-
hed with workiusn of tho old Wharton
t of
and
worked a day axplorinx different pn-
At loot Mcoabo called for a
lie was let down for 200 test.
Ho saw I hand Inciting out of the dirt
1411 1.11: the dirt away
‘3?)th
411111 the character of tho hole it in
trident that the man Iteppoii on a
crunt of thin earth. which xavu way
011111111 in tho II .11 11111114004111
1111 his under the 0110910011 11111111 “011‘ 11
Club of the Dorian 00114115111111.1111
Church will be held on Tuesday night.
January 28. The attraction will he the
of
Ill)
his
the
the
NIW NORTHWINI; TILIPHONI ‘
" ' Whit ”wit
1m loomed tum iI‘It hint, from It} 7
,tlon. but the firemen. by dint of band
live 111.111.111.111... and the fire "11mm
apparatus was hurried to the sound of
the continuation with all pouibio
speed. Phoenix Ii no flow
I line of bone from; I hydmt
321111 avenue. pond-"i111 i
mud
boy! connect”
ccmu of Roldan
ones. Arrivlni‘»
main was very weak. due to dome ox-
tent to the great length of boas. which
had to be laid to radon the building.
The Phoenix boya‘ Incoeeded in setting
a fairly good preodue from the Wilton
avenue hydrant, but the Hope Hose
laddieu' hydlnot Would not give forth
enough water to oven touch the blue
and 1111 claim was turned in for the
steamer, which responded. Even the
ato‘umcr for a little while had trouble
in getting a large enough anpply out of
the hydrant. When it once got stain-
ed, however. 11 line stream was secured
STRUCTURE COULD NOT BE SAVED
It was been no upon as the firemen
arrived that to have the building was
entirely out of the question. no rapid
had been the course of the flames
whl1i1 lilumed the heavens. and made 11
upectnculm scene. the like of which
11110 not been witnessed here in many
yems. The reflection on the sky could
be seen for many miles around. and 11
big c1ow1l soon gathered coming from
South Norwnik. Weniport and other
places. Fire lines were. cost about and
the tire police were on hand in large
enough force to hen til big crowd at 11
safe distance.
The b11111 which is but 11 short dis-
tance from the site oi! the hook and
eye plant narrowly escaped destruc-
work, saved this structure, which. al-
though by no means as valuable as the
other building, was well worth saving.
Fire ladders were placed against the
side of the building. and willing 1110-
men were constantly on the roof put-
ting out spurns as they landed on the
uhinghs. '
HEAT WAS UNBEARABLE.
The heat from thevvburnin‘g building
111111 very great. and to stand, anywhere
near it with a hose was almost unbear-
able. Soon after the firemen arrived
the diffemnt portions. of the frame be-
gun to full 111111 crashes which would
seem to lend an extra 11111111111111.1111»
blaze. While the fire was at its height
there was a biasing sound. and a grout
puff of smoke. and an oxtl'n burnt of
home. which wan caused by the japan-
nlng material. with which the hook and
eyes are coated taking flre. There was
a noise like that of a muffled explosion.
The firemen continued to pour water
on the smoking ruins until after mid-
{light before it was deemed safe to
cave
CREDIT TO THE FIREMEN.
Great credit is due to the boys for
their excellent work. for despite the1
fact that the tank was hopeless from
the start. so far 1111 saving the building
was conccmed they worked with just
as much vigor no if by third work the
building and contents could be saved.
They were under the active supervision
of the two etholent 11111101111110 engineeis
ll‘. Walton Smith and Thomas 8.34111-
1'.ay while Chief J. Thornton Prowitt
was on hand long enough to see how
things were going. The chief has not
yet entirely recovercd from his recent
very serious illness and therefore could
not do activc Work.
THREE MACHINES WERE SAVED.
Three of the machines used in the
manufacture of the hooks and eyes
were savcd. 1111 hey only arrived yes-
terday. and had been left 011 the porch
of the lower floor. ready to be set up
today.
COMPANY WILL RIBUILD.
While the lire was in prowess Vice-
i’recidcnt Jobeimon was seen by a Son-
tinel rcporter. and be authorized the
statement that the company will re-
build thc plant immediately. and the
cmpioyeeu again not to work just as
soon as posalble. He said that although
the setback was very much to in do-
piored the company was in ample posi—
tion to rte-establish themselves here.
He was asked by the reporter. if the
company carried an insurance on their
machinery and stock. undahe replied
that it had made an application for a
policy in New York. last Saturday. but
could not say whether or not the, po-
pera had been secured which protected
them from low. Mr. dominion fdrthor
stated that there was It. least $40,000
worth of machinery and, stock in the
building. Although the company pur-
chased the building and land from
George Clarke. no 14111101 timeout been
turned over. and the. loss of the build-
,1" 10410.
tinny: now variation noun-1
‘ ‘
hunted“
flva or
buildin
loan of
low in
moved
days a
the p11
gain.
The hi
0 wrec
death
ven 11
but he
fourth
“(If y
gain a
the. Ti
llcv 11d
driven
houue
store
:2 .;000
LIAV
0.00,
8:0111.
P
”1111010
tore 01111011" by Mr.
not the cause in» thought that ono of
the lithium; anew-ado twentv‘i .
being one as near the bottom of the
shaft as the stove
Mr. Jobclmnn deplored neatly the
has on hand 111111111: for more than 30. 000
great gross of the hooks and eyes.
PATTERNS NO'l‘ iN BUILDING.
The vicerpreaiocnt exprclaad 114011114! 1
as being thankful that the patternn,
from which the machines were mnnu- 1
focturcd by the Waterbury Machine
Company. are safe. as they were not in
the building. and the machinea can be
immodlntely reproduced 1
When the tire broke out 11.: night.-
the employees wen: preparing to Yonkc
the first shipment of between eight:-
and ninety drone
from Watcrbnrv when the
come here.
start to manufacture hare 111.11 1112111
company who expected to arrive: "drool
New York yestordny to unperiutond
work could be started. .’
To reach the tire Hopo Hose foundl‘
it necessary to lay ”50 feet 0
and Phoenix Engine Company
1.300 and 1,400 feet. Even then the duo-
ply of the department was" not. exhum-
ed. although it won nécoalai'y to 1011111,
tor more ham to .headquarterc whcn
the firemen first arrived.
~Every article in our store in a bar-
DEATH ENDS LAWSUIT.
DENNIGON T0211:
on the Missouri Kansas 41 Texas. in
acelebrated criminal case.
shot Charles Koch a brother-ln-law to“
large sum of money. Gaines being al-
ready well to-do
ed of the murder of Koch 1.111 was at
cured and 01011411 was um sentence. .
The third
trial raoultéd in 11 hung jury and the ".
was to have taken place. in Jun: ‘ . ,
Notice is hereby given that the Board
oi his wife' :1 had gone into fighting the.
case, and he had to so to railroading to
“W
DELAREV CANNOT HOLD OUT.
LONDON. Decembér 18-The A11
s‘ociuted Press 1911111141111 the War of
lice has coon into posacaaion of I. clph
‘e‘r telegram purporting to have been
moot by the Boer commandant Delnrcy
stating that he could not hold out long
or than January. . .
According to the correspondent of
Kierksdmp with about 400 men.
war oliice is taking 11
view of the War than. .11 has taken at
any previous time.
W
DRIVEN FROM HOME BY FLAMES.
1.1lDDI.is."l‘OWN. December 19~Georae
Senior and his sister Mrs Fitager old
aged residents of South Farms were
mornind by a lire which dew-dyed the
supposed to have been unused by tho
uEw 1101111. NEW 1111111010 0
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in «fact DIoIntlIr 1, 1001.
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,, A 11.-40:451. 4:501. 5:45x. 11:05
' 0 4011.
1
Ire was a stove
0“ on the low.
and Itnrtcd a 111011.11 that" was.
Which
dilltl' 111011
trill 1.2..th
I. might have cupid?”
on 111111..
time which will necessarily fol.
rcbuidlng, as the company now
Thane goods were
herb with the other niachlucrv
company
it Will; helm: 111111111110 in
mi W Alnxandm Ellis of the
11111: up of the charting no that
MUW HOSE LAID.‘
hone
W0!"
Bulkley 8: Wheeler. _‘ ‘ ..
December 19...1
him; of W R Guinea. 11 0110qu
i1 at Chekotah l ’1‘. today. 00011
Gaines:
Koch and his wife inherited a
11111an 111111 convict-
lito term A new trial was ae-
Ieuurcd a third trial.
All of Guinea's inonoy and most
liv elihood.
men at Pretoria. Deluley is he
to be forty miles northwest :11
The
morn1 hopeful
W
from their home early this
and oil too furniture it was
pipe falling apart. The loss is
partly covered by lua’tupnce.
rm: TAILS. '
“-
E SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW Y0 K.
7.1:.
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it
lif.~64' :00. 11‘04 4300*,
”00100000410! Otfdri'il
(lurk. 11111111 in tho, 1
401m: pm of 11111 buildinm‘d tiwII sil-
tlroly destroyed. 141'. Joboiman said
dthnt he mm 19111111 mbla to pm Any
idea how the lite started. The Mt be,
not it who 1.11111 Mina" Uhdirbili
exclafimed that tha‘ buildinl was burn-
ing. 11111 11111111111111”
in the vicinity of the:
or cor. and he while that" tin-re Was.
that it may hitv‘e‘ become over-1
fir x! 11:0 ‘ "
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~ 1. 0x. 4: 08!. 4' 04. 4180. 0:03, 0: 00: .
{11005, 1w21£D001.0180. 0013‘. .
The following one is but 01111 of
may 1.11.1111. occurring 1111‘: in but
11.110.11.11 [I an easy matter to “4111':
ify itI correctness. surely yOu cannot,
ask for better 11.-60112111111 such conclus-
ivo evidence. ‘ "
Mr. William Acher, of 10 Cove street.
employed at the Norwalk Look Com»
pally. 501's: "1 won rufforlnx from an
‘attack of backache. 111111 my'attontion
who‘dlrected to Doan'mKidney Pills. i
"not a box at 11151111111. drug store. and
‘ took" the contacts 111‘: 1111‘: directions 111‘-
dicated. They noted promptly 11110 rad-
ically. Donn' s Kidney Pills are a duo
monthly for backache. No 191.111.111.110
lose. You simply put them in your
pocket and they do the root."
For sale by nil dealers; price 60
Foater-Milburn (30.. But-
sole agents." for the United
cents" a box.
f‘nlo. N. Y..
Stilton."
'"Rmembcr the.1 nomennoan'n—nnd
1:111:11" other.
Logan: W391”
211-1” h} u
c00011011 it can be 11000 at so small 11
why not protect yourself? For
”.42 mllfi you can insure tour Furniture
and lidusehoirl (icons in n Dwelling
House for three years' against lo‘a‘o or
91140436 by Fire 01- Lightning. to the
’ 11111511111 of $350. and in that proportion
09"? f‘lb‘rl‘fli‘ 0001-
4.1111101000111511
South Nbflllk.
NOTICE
111 of Belief
of Relief of the Town of Norwalk, will
most at their oillce. Opera House block.
on Monday. January 0th. 1902. from 2 to
4 p.111.:Wedneu1lay evening. January
8th, 7 to 9; Saturday. 11th. 2 mto
4 p. 111.; Monday, ”13111. 2 to 41)
Wednesday. 16th," .. to 4 p. 10.; Satur-
day 111111 7 to ll eveniux: Monday. 20th.
2 to 4 p.111 for the purpose of hearing
and determining any and all appeals
made to them from the doings of the
assessors on the list of 1901. They will
also meet With the assessors as a joint
(11' "sick and disabled persons.
\lcru 111k Conn. Decembe1 17,1901
JARVIS KEi.l.OG(l.
JAMES SUTHERLAND.
CHARLES W. BELL.
., erd of «Belief
lilolltln Hill in iliii loan
illicit Witching
Is be your husband? your brother?
or your son? We haw noticed the
0001 fellow gazing longingly at the
mold classes my patrons wear. A11 he
thought ot1h111 own glosses old and
worn out. Ilooan’t he deserve a better
.nnii'. Does he- deserve, any Christmas
present? if so my I will meet
his appreciation. Open eveniuzs until
Christmas. Muses of Christmas gum]:
:exchauged any time.
110111311 11.11011.
Graduate butlclIn,‘
Room 0. Ulillod Bank" Building.
Oilicc Hours. 8 to 11540, 12'45 to 0:30.
tit 11:
this week of
bottle to carry, no spoon to forget or‘
board. Monday. January 20th. at 4 p. ‘
111.. for the purpose of abatlng the polls , ‘
88
SHEARS
CARVERS
11120113
BUTCHER AND 111113111311
thVES
Are strictly first class.
Your money batk if found dc—
lectwc 111 any way.
Comatock
Watkins "
61 Dow,
112 WASHINGTON STREET
South Norwalki
Phone I434.
highest Cash Prices.
Discarded machinery 01 all kinds
plpinsmtcam and water fittings, stoves
and bulldora' hardware bought. and
sold. Headquarters for refuse metals
rubber. feathers and all article's th:i
you would like to dispose of. The
highest cash prices will be, paid by
calling on
ABRAHAM HARRIS.
13 t 15 1111411101111 st.
Notice by postal will redelvo‘ prompt
attention.
0:11:11 7 a. m. to 6 p. m. Cloadd Sat
urdwa.
Residence 58 Sprint attest.
Telephone Coll. 150-4.
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STEA‘DV lNGOMI.
825 upwards invested with us " "
will earn from 30 per cent. to 40
per cent. monthly. Bend tor our
new book, "Successful System- '
‘ utic Speculation." mailed free.
Highest Commercial Financ-
ial and Successful Customer Re-
fercnoes.1
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. Brokers 153 165 La Sails
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Apply for our booklets and in-
' formation and make rsmittanc-
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Your son and doubt; ouiiht each
Better start theta at this bank dur- .
' his 014 helium ,
.. :90 11001110011110“ out be the very ,
turning point of 1011411- 1 ml
1‘04! 'IOUTH NORWALK' l‘AVlNflO y
. , , ,. . :1 .
3 cans 1.111 00111.
Tightly Juno Penn.» “
he very best can of T0111"
2 cums Bartlett hear '
Now 11“"111'1'1 iii alibi l
dulroua tint you 40301::
prise won in their niceilll if.
1101:: had them before 1
Pouches. Canned Stravim .
nod Rnapberrles. 1011 can. ;
A ST
East
Cottage ave.
nmnvsnno 1111 001101
We handle unit 00 "
and that to the 81081:" fl‘
Place your ordain him: find
vantage of price 000031! , '0-
Beat :11 111111114. £1” ‘
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