lo
I - to “xiii 00. Alan good line
slippery and select lot of
mail or large boxes. Prices
8118 comma
W
BARGAIN iNDEED.
dmnmery butter. ’41,: 1b.; three
018 (the beat: at 250. A s'rULL.
lingo avenue, East Norwalk.
W”...
‘ AA GREEK mo quLs'i'dN
-_ LEHioH COAL.
fully screened and promptly de-
Hay Groin, Straw, Mill food
.1 WALLACE MARVIN.
Oscar Partrick of East avenue. is
its sick.
'Hii'nm, Brown is in Bridgeport today
business.
Thomas B. Grimn. the druggist. is ill
in home. No.15 Rivexslde avenue.
Roberts dc Taylor have branched out
to the confectionery line of busi-
‘Czptalu Thomas B. Smith shipped a
punishment of oysters to New Jersey
illiam McCanu of Glogory Boulc
, 5rd, has been the guest of Jersey City
1:3 J H. Stevens will give a New
bar’s party at I191 residence in [dust
Mrs. M. G. Pierce who has been ill
her home in Riverside avenue is 1e
ysring
The prayer meeting of the East Ave-
Methodlst Church. last night. was
won attended. 1
The ice on the ponds in this ViCllllly
good and the1 school children are
s 'invllonry street.
.Miss Louise Smith. of Stratiord. is
£11 guest of Miss Mary Smith her
at cottage avenue.
unusl ball of the East Norwaik
"lice will] be held in Arion Hail.
orWalk,o111Mondav Ianuary
8y iJ‘Rcm‘iuntpn. of Van Zendt
' eft yesterday to spend her
ays with relatives in
melplnn
There will be a rehearsal of the
Christmas exercises on Saturday after-
oon at. 2: 30 oclock in the Advent
Christian Church.
On Sunday Rev. .1. W. Davis. of the
Advent Christian Church. will preach
a special sermon on prophecy. by re
quest. The choir has prepared special
music for the evening
Mr. and M18 Emory S. Youngs, of
ow Haven who have been stopping
with friends in Norwalk for the past
week. are now the guests of Mr. and
rs. James Farnhnm. of Cove street.
The prayer service in the Advent
Christian Church. last evening. was led
. y Rev. J. W. Davis. Subject, “hot
01 your hearts be troubled; yo be-
lieve in God believe also in me." The
Iiiol'vice was very helpful.
Miss Betsy Wood has returned to
1Dorian from a visit with William hock
and family, and reports Mr.
kwood slightly impiovcd in health.
The children of the Advent Christian
hnrch will meet at 2:30 o'clock tumor.
_w afternoon for the purpose 01' re-
oarslng the Christmas exercises.
' r. and Mrs. James Cunningham. of.
noZandt avenue. and, Mr. and Mrs.
lion Wood. of the Farms. and Mr. and
,. Edward- Bryant of South Nor-
ili spent last evening with Mr. and
{it"beorge Wolf of West Norwalk
1". and Mrs. Wolf and family will
rt for Frankfort Vn.. on Monday
the they will reside permanently
11' Wolf having secured employment
..
Before buying for. Xmas, call at
len’s. 1
ROW] YTDN.
s Mosotta'y‘l-lart ipdsulforing from
days of illness at her on Crock.
, venue.
his Rising Star Division will not
“3811‘ regular meeting on Wednes-
nt of it helm; Christ.
:6 held Thursday
3N9
1181118181108 111M811.
, y d1 1182 acid 111- 1111111 route to
" me.
1'. 831108 is. quite ill at her
Mai 11 most
7; .1’14\ .1
B 81.56 mil“
nation He
Whitney is employed at John
A host works.
.1311 Lyon and ions have sport.
min
, , ‘ m
1 or for Brooklyn.
, 11001118811: has been ill
'7 cation will axiom! to .188 2 .1
. M111; Willidin Duncan; or New
’ Recitation-”l Live Among the Flow;
Tuesdcymitb 3111A. Alfred 818111178 at
Newton liaison. 1
' Chariot Goff has returned from 1181
visit near New London and his health
111 much improved
Opinion in Darlen is divided upon
the subject of opening the public it-
lil'al‘L’ Sunday evenings.
, Con or 80110018 closing excci'cisos
will take blood A Afternoon. The 1111-
York
“will spend Saturday with her hater
Mrs Henry Selleck at Rose Terrace
The mesons of the Chaucer Club
postpopod on account of tho storm will
be at Dr. Noxon s the date to be an
nounced later.
Mrs. stophen Hoyt 11nd Mischnnic
Birchard went to New Can an Wed
nesday to sing at too tube 8.1 of lilti-
wind M. Raymond.
Mrs. 10 in, Miller recently visited her
boyhood, who has been suffering from
lockiaw at the Stamford HoSpitnl and
ieports him improving.
«The best and biggest assortment
of Fancy Rockers and Chairs ever
shown in town, at Raymond & 8011' 8.
Open evenings.
"w
CRANBUR 1’.
Miss Jennie (.‘ronk is ill of un attnck
of tonsliltis.
Silos Gregory of Brooklyn. was culi-
ing on relatives here last week.
Mrs. Hattie Boston has been visiting
her aunt. Mrs. Green. in Wilton. th-'.1
past week”
M1 Disbrow a milk dealer. formeily
of West 1\lm walk has moved into the
'l‘. P. Fillow place.
Robcrt Clark. of East Norwnlk. was
the guest of his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
L. 11‘. Clark. Sunday
Mrs Angeline Gregory, of Cannon
has been the guest of her son 10.1.
Giecory the past few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Wiiimott. of Mamma-
neck. New York are visiting their
daughter. Mr.s R. 8. Gregory.
M13. W. H. Sherwood has returned
home after an extended visit with her
sister, Mrs. Archer. in Lyons Plain.
The box sociable held at the residence
of Samuel Crawford 11 week ago last
night. netted uncut $10 for thr1 benefit
of the Sunday school
1 he t‘liilstmns exercises of the pupils
of the Cranbury school will take place
this owning. at the chapel The follow
interesting program has been arrang-
ed:
Song~“llappy Greeting. "
- School.
Rec ltation~"Gelltle .,Words "
, Paul Eiscrmann.
Recitation-$011 Chills Bells."
Mary pbell.‘
Recitation-«“Adama ever Was a Boy."
A, 11111881....
Recitation-1“ A time Stranger,”
13an old Phillips
llccitationw iSuoW 8131111381 ”
S.
Reclt.ation~~"C’iu:istn'llmg Day For Me. "
Madeline Crook.
Reeltation-“Cuannes.”
Mary Phillips.
Recitation — “Wueu Santa
Comes.
Flora Eisermunn.
Song—w Ring Out. Ring Out'
School
Dialogue—«~"Thc California Uncle,“
Newton Fillow. Louise Gregory, Katie
Lichtinger. Sadir> Cogswell. Julius
Prunyl and Lloyd Phillips
Song.
i
Claus
Maud Rubey.
Recitation—“Little Tots."
Edna Cook. hay Rubry. Cuy Blake,
John Schael‘er. Walter Freudenthal.
Marvin Saunders. Freddie (loitz. El-
mer Cogswcll. Beryl Cronk.
Recitation—"Christmas at Grandfath-
cr‘s."
Thomas Lawlor.
Rocitatlon~“Aunt Skinfllnt's Christ-
muu ('lil‘t."
Ethel Gregory.
Recitation-“When Grandma
the Turkey!"
Vernn Gregory.
Recitation—"Teacher s Gown,"
Earl Gregory.
Recitation—"Be l’olitt1 ”
Mortimer Bloke.
Recitation~“The Reason Why."
Maud Rubey.
Song—“Christmas Bells."
School.
Recitation—“Christmas at the Door,"
Oliver Saunders.
Recitation—“Jack Frost."
. Florence Cook.
Recitation-What a Short
Did,"
llastcs
Sermon
Clarence Bouton
BOY."
George Recs.
Songs—“Little Mothers."
Florence Sherwood. Mary Campbell.
Madeline Cronk. Verna Gregory.
Martha Phillips,
Lizzie Mills. Beryl Cronk. May
Schaetcr. Edna Cook. Carrie Sher-
wood.
err."
Martha Phillips.
Recitation—«“1! I Were Santa Claus."
Morris Cogswell.
Song—"Santa Claus.”
80mm.
The exercises will he‘ll) at '7: 45 p 111..
sharp.
~Geese 13c lb. Ham's. i
1 Moron. 1 j 1
Charlel Militia this 118111
a visit in Rhodium; .
M188 seal?» 81:! Sport 1101,1188 visit-
ed Mrs. G. . ur
’1": (it aching. 111111
Recitation—"Santa Claus Messenger
Ethel Gainer. -
- 2i I.
mm '
W11 8 ‘ '1 no 011i! wen
wcdnesdAy in Bridgeport shopping.
church met at the home of Mrs. A. J.
Ogdcu Wednesday afternoon.
Edward Myers who died '1'ch
was buried to 1‘duy from the re 11191100.”.
or his sister Mrs. (J tummy A on
Selectmen Queer with is stlll hav
in. trouble with hip injured band. Yes
6111811 11; has 118 11911311111th1118? 051 it
was first hurt
Charles Connor is attending the
Park Avenue institute. lie is living
with his aunt Mrs. James Lowdcn but
Fairfiold avenue.
Tuesday night two candidates wme
initiated in the Knights of Pytnias and
the second nomination for officers took
place the election is set for next
Tuesday nixht.
The new mpcudam road in North
Main 1111 out does not appear to stand
the wear: and weather. Bud flows have
already made their appearance on one
side of the street and the attention of
the sclectmcn has been called to it.
Motorman Fred Sweet was on the re.
tired list Wednesday. He undertook to
akylnrk with one ofhls chums Tuesday
night and the fun ended in both going
to extremes. it was not a question of
bad feeling but poor Judgment and
Sweet badly strained himself. He was
on duty yestcrdny.
~- -’l‘his is an advertisement to call
your attention to our large assonmcnt
of Slippeis. 500132.00. F. D. Lyon & Cc
BANKS REBUKED.
-_....._
Judge George W. Wheeler Expresses
Some Opinions.
WA l‘lT’RBURY Conn. Decembei ‘20
.4“ a decision handed down yestcxdm
Judge George W Wheeler, of the 1111
p91 ior court. severely criticised llit‘
business methods in vogue in (ion-
nectlcut banks. The cone was that of
George C. Minor, vs. Vvilliom .1. Snow
ct nl to recover $701.50 on 11 note
drawn by Snownnd endorsed by Wil-
liam Curtis. The, nott1 was presented
at lilo Manufacturer‘s bank and pro
tested by the (hunter as u notary Cot
tlo claimed that he hull received no
legal notice of the pretest. ._ Judge1
Wheeler found for the plaintiff to re
covei the full 1111101111t.nnd f01 the de»
fondant Collie to recover costs. in
his decision Judge \‘l’nceler suid:
"l‘iie bunk might have protected its
nation in .118 case by having kept 11
book of records containing :1 record
c.1111 mutt-sis made their date thc
parties to whom notice was sent and
when and by whom mailed. Such a
rec'oul would have been evidence in
this case. hearing so important a mat
ter as this to the more recollection of
a man inns unjustifiable us it is 11n-
11eccssnry. if our banks would keep a
record as suggested. our courts would
not be engaged in trying cases of this
character.”
——~.1\Idai11ty Xmas FavormBox of
Headloy's Flue Banquet Chocolates.
Miss Keiieher’s. 57 Main.,flt.. Norwaik.
AGAiNsi CHlNEbc‘ EXCLUSlON.
Minister Fang Says it Dcprlvcs Amorl.
cans of Commcrlcnl Rights in China.
KANSAS CITY Mo. December 20-—
Ministor V111 Ting Fang iosponding to
the toast "Tindc Relation with China."
at the 11111111111 John Jay Banquet at the
Kansas City Commercial Club in this
city. last night, argued against the
Chinese exclusion law, which he said
deprives the United States of their
proportion of commercial benefits
from China, which the resources of the
country should insure and he’ also said
our trade relation with China will nev
or be buttered much while Chinese
merchants and the butter class of
Chinese shall be excluded from Ameri
cu. General Arthur MacArthur res-
ponded to the toast. "The United
States Army." Referring to the Philip-
pine islands, he said: "The power
that holds the Pnllippine archipelago
will have a potential effect on Amer,
it is stepping stone to a cummand n8
position and 8 base by which the in-
terest of American ever be protected.
Their position is necessary to natural
expansion."
-Your choice of the finest Turkeysb
in town. 150. Hayes's.
The junior auxiliary of Trinity"
' Ridgcileld will be lighted and its hous-
l1- 1' W8 Mlmw‘1
ThM‘mWM R 13
dar nature Judge 1181813111 old!
the a ton iii-cm: 82128818 W. 11111
admin Airgun Against the New on
Now blur an it Hartford is 11.00.
room 7 .000 11811128611 for. the 1m of
no 818161" A “in
The gyldonce offered was by the
11111811 and was in rpbuttdl of .1119
clad p18. mode by the do! autism. in 1'0
and in 1b 8 speed of the. train which
killed Mb! 1.11
111‘ 3 9.899601”. of lithium W081
called W testify as to the 11101310 "81111
of life in stem for .1181 88 Hall and. she
not been killed. The doctor was in
formed that Miss Hall was 02 years.
He stated that from the insurance in
blue 11‘. was estimated that a person of
that one had about 13 years more to
W
The rim tor was to. d of the luiiules
Miss Hill- received and was asked 1111'
an expert whethei in his opinion those
injuries were caused by 11 train going
at a great rate or speed. Witness said
he could not tell but the train must
have upon going at 11 considerable rate
of speed. ,
F1 ederick E Brown said he stood on
the station platform and witnessed the
Accident. He saw Miss Huh start to
cross the truck hear several peeplc
call out. new the 1111111 approaching;
did not see the engine strike Miss
Hull: saw her throw up her hands and
saw hci dress wave: looked under the
wheels and as he did not see flier
thought she had escaped Mr. Brown
was of the opinion that Miss Hall was
no. in danger when the pooplrrohlled
to her. He thought he could have
crossed the tracks in safety under the
some circumstances.
n...—
~—Edison' Phonogrnpbs and Records.
Lockwood & lres.
RIDGEFIELD ELECTRIC COMPANY.
New Corporation Will
From Donbury and Harmon
The Ridgciicld Electric company is a
corporation which will probably be
launched in a short time. Slicdd and
Siobmt the promoters of the Danbury
and llurlcm railway who built tho
Ridgeflcid water works are the insti»
1rotors of the new concern and expect
to have the board of directors elect
and the list of stock holders completed
in n few days .The directors will be
nearly all Ridgefi‘old men.
The purpose of the new campsiiy is
to rent power from the Dnnbury and
Harlem railway and supply it to the
residents and business men of Ridge
field in the shape of light and power.
The1 Ridgeileld Water works will be
be pumped from t..e wells into the
mains by s power.
So it is probably that in a short time
as will be furnished With wnte1 with
power coming from Dnnbuiy. '
“Allegretti. Chocolates. at Plain-
ted's, 30c and 00¢ per box. None better.
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN a
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
rm: TABLE.
m
In effect December 1,1901.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEWV YORK.
A. hie—12:851. “65! 5:45X. 6:15
-:l 55,7:18.7:54.8163.101“. 9:36
9:56.]0:2311.10:10.11'3511. ’
2,17 0011. 7:02. 8:00! 9:.80 11:00:.
3M M.'--12 02:.U1596337 88. 10:88.
111.:--8 oo 8: 882.2118 88.
some souvu nonwALk son
ulwmw £7051
A m.;—~12 08:. 118811 1280: ll: 18
7:42 8. 42 91011.10 82: 1108!. ':11 88.
11min. 11: as.
r. 7041810211. 1318. 8107:. 1:11
812 8:20, 7::05x.805x. 0:,051 9:,16
, '11: 15. '
. Maridgeport...‘ in Addition to Ib'ovd—P
.—
30.620
1 ‘ BUN NDA YE
1 1, A. 11.—«12:08:. 1:002, 1130:, 7:411
. 9:12.11:08x. ,- .
11.41111, 8108. ‘ "
70001111 NORWALK To DANIURV
’3‘. M.:—-0 28.10107
M.:—-l 20, A. 88!. 5110,6100 7: 10.
gnu-01w '10 hours 110111818141.
.81., ”axon. 8 so. 8:88. 11 18:1
goodly trains!» B. 0:42
1.. .
Dunbar
7'30 . in Lou Wig .:8 05
Rent Power;
operated by electricity and water will '
Board 81’ Mid
P iii—12:55:. 1. 17, ll: 25!. 8. 04
12111. -l.'.07 4:501: 5: 33. 5: 55!.
10: 88. 6: 5511. 7:55x.»8:il, 10:80. ‘
SUNDAYS. ‘.
A. Multan. 11:55:, 6245:, 9:05
0140:. ,
P. M.—~3:21x. 5:33. 5:55x. 7:20.
10.10
LEAVE NEW YORK FOR SOUTH
NORWALK K.
A. M.-—12'02x. 51.00 6:00. 7:00
8:00x. 8:02, 9100:. 1020211, 10:04.
11:00x. 11: 02. ,
P. M.—~12:02.1:04 8100!. 8:03,
180: 11:03:. 4 00. “80116:”. 3:001
“l ‘ 112118
weather.
exposure
idnr bra:
Europe.
inc mo ~11
8 kidney
then).
more
Well. ‘11
and they
\ For so
burn (in.
no 11211
You 8.8 08118110" than the Word or
81118 118018 ham-111 03111811. ‘
time-1'
kidney tioubles.
consignments me being shipped to
file has had the experience.
{in has thoroughly «tested the article.
its round Was represented .
lie corroborates the opinions of scores
, in south Nonividk ,
Mr George Warren. oyster plaster
and denier, of 2 Chestnut moot. says:
been ’aubieétcd tilinéion’ient
and it is quite possible thit
'whlle superlnteridin‘g politic.
tone of my business induced
At all events. when
and it is the busiest part Of
the Season I feel my back troubling
i know 1 had kidney com-
plnlnt for a long time and choosing to
add Dean‘s Kidney
Pills advertised as
remedy and not a cure all. i
bud confidence enough in them to get a
box at Plaisted‘s drug store and try
“The first box convinced me
they were just what I needed, so 1
took another.
1 did not require any
after that. fur my back became
[prescribed them for my son,
'curdd‘him."
lc by all dealers. Foster- Mil
Buffalo. N. Y., sole agents for
ed States
"Remember the 11ame—-Doan‘s«~andl
taltti nd‘othc'r ‘
when
Damage
Notice
on Mend
«l n. m.;
81b. 7
4 D 111.:
2104p
m.. for t
is he
or your
0001' tel
thought
his nppr
". l
r:
cost, with
$22.10 you can Insure Your Furniture
And Household Goods in 11 Bushing
house for three years Against lessor
gold glasses my patrons wear
MA-w-am.
Losses by Fire.1
it con be done at do small I
11 not protect yourself? F‘o‘i
by Fire or Lightning. to the
Amount of $350 and in that proportion
for a largeraurn. 1
raylara‘oolden
South Nth-walk.
NOTICE
is hereby given that the Board
of Relief of the Town of Norwalk. will
meetnt their office. Opera House block,
by. January 61h. 1,902. from 2 to
Wednesday evening.1 January 1
Saturday. nth, 2 to 1
to 9:
Monday. 1301. 2 to 4p 11. m.;
Wednesday, 15th, 2 to 4 p. m.; Satur~ -
' day, 18th. 7 to 9 evening; Monthly. 20111,
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
board. Monday, January 20th. at 4' p.
h1- pu‘rpoae of nbnting the polls
of sick and disabled persons.
Norwalk. Conn. December 17. 1901.
JARVIS KELLOGG.
JAMES SUTWLAND.
CHARLES W. BELL, _
‘ Board“ Relief.
1011101 Inn in this Tori
11811808108113
your husband? your brother?
8011? We hays noticed the
low gazing longingly at the
As he
of his own glosses old and
Worn out Doesn't he deserve a better
11811271008 he deserve any Christiana
present?
if so my 80008 will meet
solution. Open evenings dntli
Christmas. Lenses of Christmas goods
exchanged any time.
HOMER B. liOYT.
call «up optlolon,
Noam 8.1181888 Bank Building.
one. 11811118. 8 to 11106. 18148 8198 88.
SPECIAL SALE
18, thiwflfl
‘3 (ill! NATIONAL Bill
sensors
SHEARS
CARVERS
RAzoRs
BUTCHER AND KlICHEN
ltNiVES
Are strictly first class.
Your money batk if found de-
tecuve in any way.
,Comstock,
Watkins
6i Dow.
South NorWaik
Phone l43v6
HigheSl Cash Prices.
Discarded machinery of All kinds,
Diningnt'sam and water fittings, stoves
and builders' hardware bought and
sold. Headquarters for refuse motels,
rubber. feathers and all articles. that
you would like to dispose of. The
highest cash prices will be paid by
calling on
ABRAHAM llARRlS,
-.13 a 16 Raymond 81..
Matias by postal will receive prompt
attention.
Open 7 8.111. to 6 p. is. Closed Sat-
ul'days.1
Residence 68 Spring street.
Telephone (3811,1564.
lion»! Speculouon.
MAKE YOUWMONEY'IARN A ‘ _
' ' ‘ ' STEADV-INCOME.’ “
$25 upWards invested with us
, will earn from 30 per cent. to lo
. per cent. monthly. Sand for our ’
new book, "Successful 'System~
ntic Speculation.”, mailed free.
Highest Commercial. Finnnc
ill and Successful Customer Re-
ferenoes.
FREDERICK E. PARKER 01 CO. .
Brokers, 153,165 La Salle
- St, Chicago, Ill. .
Apply for our booklets and in- «
foritnatlon and make remittanc- ,
on o
nos-r1 11.888811811118111 ”
Box {53. so. Niirwmt.‘ (Ruin. '
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soup Mp faces-8.81m
BOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Capital. 3100.000 no
8111117118. IMOMOOMO
athbrPrcfm. 3’00; W. oo
'1"""?""‘"':: 21" eWy‘i
not 1i. 1111914. cum.
DlREOTQ‘Il .. _
John H. Fania Hoary Hymn!
.1. Wallace Marvin.
‘ W n " .
Accounts Joliomd
T111 11.111111871111111
tour 11011 and daughter ought each
have ,
A BAVlNGfi ACCOUNT
Wigwam thin of 1111! Malt dur~
to
3 cans best corn.
Early June 9811a,: 10
The very best can. of Tomotops, .
2 cans Bartlett Po
desirous that you try. Thorn;
prise won in their niceity if you
never had them before -
Peaches. Canned Strawberries,
ned Raspberries. 10c can. ,
and that is the BEST. 1111'
combatant drivers. 910
been in the past give A!
and we will please you.
John H. Krupp own-um Nora '
John H.‘Li|bt I. H. ”limp ,
Josiah ll. Marvin
humus! Grumman. ‘ '
ill! the
in the "by
111111111; point of’g'ohmhtesf
‘ 1111111812 11311111 BUILDING.
1'14! {6‘41“ .gmntx, «1111888,; .
11121180.; Vermont.“ ‘
”01.61952 1101‘ 1.5
07111811 cobbles HERE.“
Now, here is something we $311813:
112 WASHINCTON STREET ,
We 1121:1018 only one grass 82‘
Place your owners ‘70be
vantage of price! quoted show ’
Best in quality... clam
would;
No matter what :10an
Here is the Cheapest plies in town
to buy them.
nsrnlmuo ANo 403311113. ,_ 1
Washington Efren Drill;
South Nor-walk. .1.
i
CURES
111111118.
honour Z.
ALL DRUGGiSTS»
I
l6“
Plumbing and Stan: If“?
'WI' "1 5 ..
Hot Water ”gallon.
Hot Air ”out”.
n. .m.
IM'I'I ‘ N
.mm ~
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18 .81. in 811188.71
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