20c don.
850' don.
35c don.
CREEK AND HAZLETON.
N LEHIGH COAL.
Murphy screened and promptly de~
Hay Grain. Straw. Mill feed
WALLACE: nsnvm. N
lllllllWNlK NiNN
nail avenue, will spend their Christ-
tinggist Thomas B. Griffin was able
b; up and around this morning, at-
' I rib George li‘airweather of Third
e. Lionedict Forms, will spend her
_ tines out-of—town.
on b and Jeannette Hyland, of
I‘ tNavenue will spend their Christ
ith an uncle in New York.
choirs of both the East Avenue
dist and Advent Christian
_I hrehearsed Christmas music last
' _ and Mrs. Jeremiah H. Dawson. of
lwelphia will spend Christmas
fir Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith of
any E. Smith of Norw'aik. and
kIllusion R. Sherwood. of East Nor-
I kwiii be married in New York. this
139'" fling On their return they will it»
do on New street. East Norwaik.
v. J. J. Faust will preach a special
‘atmas sermon tomorrow morning.
II i a will be special Christmas music
It morning and evening, by the
roar Par-trick resumed work today,
a shoe factory of Lounsbury, Mat-
eon & Company. The company
commenced to make shoes for
stir lilytradé. ‘
Carl than exercises and tree of
nil ehool of the East Avenue
1' so no] room of the church, next
it oddity Evening; Christmas night
k"1y pro. er meeting in
fridge M llodia’t Church.
uraday fight as" the Christmas
eroises are to be held on Wednesday
N'i’ght. and people would not be likely to
attend.
it has been thought best to change
It din name of the Episcopal Mission,
in“'l‘he Church of St. Edward the
. Martyr. " to "Christ Church. " as it has
become known that it was the wish of
the late Mr. Nash. who gave the money
with which to build Service. there-
fore. will be held at Christ Church
-c.’nr‘ner 'Van Zandt and Osborn avenues
tomorrow night. at 7:30. and the Rev.
barles ’l‘. Coerr will oiliciate. All are
invited and will receive a welcome.
4Holldny Pipes. 'l‘oboccos, Cigars
at Hofner' s.
‘ illoginning on Thursday evening. Jan-
nary 2. a series of two weeks‘ special
meetings will be held in the Methodist
nrbh each night thereafter except—
Saturday. Rev. J. J. Faust has com-
sled with sereral clergymen
I ghout the state and other place
, do, has secured the consent of several
” blisters, who will be here on different
tits and will preach. Those he has
rd from are Rev. S. 0. Curtis. of
cw Rochelle; A. S. Knvanaugh of
tboklyn; L.K. Moore, Jamaica; F. B.
ham, Mamaroneck; B. Manson.
. alk: W. M. Hughes, RockvilleE
tor: W. W '1‘. Duncan. South Npr-
” and Dr. C. it. Back of Terry-
.I N. Y.. who Is taking Dr Joseph
Fill an' a place as presiding elder dur-
Mr. Pullmaa' s illness
held In East Nor-
“limiter. Miss Moneirouse A spell-
' match Was held. and the prizes. sil-
' boils, were rewarded to Miss
‘ are Baker and Master Fred Brun-
' ' The program was as follows:
. . W p
the put two the have or union
to their home a Hilide‘nd avenue.
In the absence of the pastor Thurs
.doy evening. the prayer, meeting In
the Baptist Church was led by Senior
Deacon J&n ll. Crockett.
in the pilot church Sunday, there
I_ $1145“ propelling by the pastor at
V . Endeavor it 3 ill):
Sun :1 school at 12; Junior
‘.a 12.33 C E" It 6
led by Winfield Grant. Preaching at
7. All are cordially invited to attend
all of the services.
W-flrnw
DJRIENI AND NOIRQ TON-
John Conn is quite ill at his home
with a favor.
Mrs. William Northmp is III at her
no 9 In 0x hides
in com Variances. of Bridge art.
to the guest of her cousin. Miss Isle
Sturgos of this place.
J V close and family will soon re
.1n0vs from Darien Mr. Close having a
large contract in the east.
Miss Sadie Weed and Miss Bella
Foote will spend the holidays with
Miss -.eilie Goodeve in Brooklyn.
Mr. and Mrs. James F. Dorley. of
New York are the guests of friends in
tibia place They will remain over San-
ay
The date of the Christmas entertain-
ment at the M. :9. Church has been
postponed from Christmas are and will
be announced later.
Mrs William Jellii‘fe and Mrs.
Louise Long of Brooklyn will spend
Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
Jelllffe Noroton Heights.
James Gordon. of New York, will
spend Christmas With his sister Mrs.
J M Willmot and his children Miss
Flossie and Walter Gordon.
Mrs. Sophia Graham of New Can.
son, who has been the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles S. Dorsey. of 0x
Ridge has returned to her home.
for a visit with Miss Wright of New
Haven and will also visit Bridgeport,
to see the Christmas. decorations.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Selleck of Cos-
cob will celebrate the fifth anniversary
of their marriage l)sc,15. It will be
a "surprised" planned by their friends:
Mrs. E. 'I‘ Bates and daughter Mrs.
Melville J. Downs. have returned from
new York where they have been the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Bates, n
cousin of Mr. Dates in this place.
hi. 1‘, Bates will visit E. E. Miller
at the Stamford Hospital tomorrow as
a member of the visiting committee
appointed by Worcester Lodge l 0.0.
F.. of New Canaan. of which lodge Mr.
Miller is at member.
There is some talk of another barber
shop being started in Barton in the
brothers were in this place yesterday
afternoon looking up something In re-
lotion to the matter N
Arthur S. Bibblns, principal of the
Center school. has been presented with
a very costly silk umbrella and a hand
some toilet set by the pupils of the
school. Principal Bibbins appreciates
the gifts Very much.
Mrs. J. E. Ballard has recently com-
pleted two very fine paintings illus-
trating animal life. and sent them to
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ballard in Colora-
do; also a miniature of Fred Ballard
when a child executed by Mrs Arthur
C Bibbins. They have. been very much
ndmlimed
Repairs are now under way at the
Town Hall. Acupola belltowci elec-
tric light and a vaiut in the basement
for storage of town papers are among
the improvements to be made. Stone
is now being carted for the, work. Con
tractor C. B. Fitch of Noroton Ileighis
has . e contract.
E. E Miller the lockjaw patient at
the Stamford Hospital. is slowly im-
proving. and It is now moment that he
will fully recover in time. He has not
been discharged from the hospital as
yet, and It was stated yesterday that
it would be some time yet before he
would be able to leave.
The steam engine which is used for
threshing and other work belonging to
'I‘ Bates, passed thrOugh Darlen.
yesterday afternoon and attracted
much attention. It came from the farm
of Joseph Wood on the Henry D. Wood
road where it was used In running a
cornstalk threading machine.
Mr and Mrs. Melville J Downs at
' tended the wedding reception after the
marriage of Miss Emily Bates. adopt-
ed daughter or Mr and Mrs. Joan H
Bates the former. being a brother of
Id. T. Dates in this place, to Fred Hut-
tery, a member of Company F Fourth
Regiment. on Thursdily night, at No. 33
Spring Hill street, Norwalrk.
Methodist Episcopal Church, Rev.
Joseph L. Guernsey. pastor—Divine
worship, tomorrow, at 10:30 a. m. and
7:30 p. m The poster will preach ape
cinl Christmas sermons. Morning sub
iect The Prince of Peace Evening
topic. The Mission of the Christ: Or.
The Place of the Christ in Individual
ond‘Soclni Life. Christmas music will
be rendered at both services. As Wed-
nesday wm be Christmas, Ithe min-
week prayer meeting will be postpon-
ed until Thursday cranial: at ‘7: «IS
“ , The pastor will discuss James i: 9-.2?
' ‘ Ll Ida
‘Am 1' Johnson.
WESTPOR 7'.
Mrs. Oliver Finley, at new York city
is visiting to n in
tire. no lo’ ‘
spent yesterday in
Charles timbers
eaterdoy from a on.
like i
Miss Jessie Funchcr left Wednesday ‘ '
Board of Belief.
near future. A couple of outrof' town '
A coat or unlit: mmru ignite ., '
Wolblarnod Tribute.
M
The following public statement 01.37 '
respected citizen adds one more em-
phatic endorsement of merit to the
scores that hate appeared before.
Mr. H. Swain. 31 Franklin street. by
occupation a lineman, toys:
under treatment for kidney complaint#
and urinary trouble, and when an!"
‘ charged 1 received an uncured card. I
had too frequent action of the kidney: I.
in fact I had lost all com I *
l procured Doan's Kidney PIIII‘N ~
They did: '
me more good than any doctor over .-
did and not only benefltted myseir, but Ni ’
secretions;
troi.
from I’laisted's drug store.
i advised Mrs. Swain to take Dean’s
Kidney Pills for her backache. They
cured hor.
Sold for so cents a box. Foster-Mil-
burn Company, Bulfolo, N. Y., sore I.
agents for the United States.
Remember the namewnoan'sw and .
take no other.
Leicesifii}?
N;W
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Whoa it can be done at so small a
cost, why not protect yourself? For
82.10 you oonlnaure Your Furniture
and Household Goods in a Dwelling
House for three years against loss or
Damage by Fire or Lightning. to flit
amount of 5350. and in that proportion
for a larger lulu.
Taylfwfifialdan
South Notwolk.
NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that the Board
of Relief of the Town of Norwalk. will
meet at their cities. Opera House blook.
on Monday. January 6th. 1902. from 2 to
i p. m.; Wednesday evening. January
8th. 7 to 9: Saturday, 11th. 2 Into
4 p. in; Monday, 13th, 2 to 4p
Wednesday, 15th, 2 to i p. on; Satnr:
doy.18th 'i to 9 evening; Monday. “Nth.
2 to II p. um. for the purpose of hearing
and determining any and all appeals
made to them from the tidings of the
assessors on the list. of 1901. They will
also meet with the assessors as ajolnt
board. Monday. January 20th. at 4 p.
m.. for the purpose of aboting the polls
of sick and disabled persons.
Norwnlk. Conn.,‘ December 17, 1901.
JARVIS KELLOGG.
JAMES SUTHERIAND.
CHARLES W. BELL.
Board of Relief.
icen'iin‘hiitn‘ii tilt Til—ill
l‘iidr'.”liilcfiilg.
Is be your husband? your brother?
Or your son? We have noticed the
poor fellow gazing longingly at the
gold glasses my patrons wear. As he
thought of his own classes old and
worn out. Doesn't he deserve a better
pair. Does he doserve any Christmas
present? If so my goods will meet
his appreciation. Open evenings 'uatil
Christmas. [Anson of Christmas goods
exchanged any time.
HOMERHB. HOYT.
' Graduate Optician,
Room 9, UnitediBank Building.
Othce H01 '6. 8th 1 :45. 12:46 to 6:80.
SPECIAL SAL
thiil’éék if r- .
. f’l‘ho Congregational
"I was In‘ . 1
a New York hospital for over a year. ‘
wig? Jackooovflli
into landing.
a Q Fine-twice
Farrow
That our Winter-proof, Le igh Coal instantly transforms
that chilly feeling into an attention of complete warmth and N-
comfort. You can get along with inferior coal—‘ebut what
is the use When the I): .
that we can ’t guartntiie,
costs no more. We sell nothing":
’4 i
Here’s a happy drought for Christmas: What more '
sensible and suitabIe present than a ton of coal for a wor- I
thy neighbor?
John HI
'49 Wynne?" Steel»,
In latest styles tor all
Ferris,
) South Norwalk. Conn.
500 to $l. 50
hurt a Company's shoes for vmen._.wamnted and fobt shape. $3.50.
Lounsbury. Mathswson's lino Mdies' Shoes. which are the best storm proof
and line kid. price 83.00.
Ladles’ Fins Felt Slippers. lined, 60c. Silo and title.
Ladles' Faust sup, 98c. and 3125 N
Ladies Foot Warmers. priced 81 00.
Olsen’ 5 Shoe Store,
South Norwglk
A BuSineas
Edit“? I ,i
Merrill College
armroso. coIrlN.
Will help you to succeed.
Will help ytiu accrue. batter positions
Will help you earn a better salary.
Will help you all through life.
Costs $12.50 per month. and makes no
charge for books or stationery.
A postal card will bring you a cata-
Iogne.
M. A. Merrill. Principal.
‘ ' ' WIEWHN‘
Mrs. Stephen Thayor spent 'I‘lnus‘ l
day In New Haven.
Miss Julia Hermit. who Is in of
pneumonia, is somer'vhat better it
. Mrs. N. M. Bole en. of Astoria. L.
was entertained at Sunday by Will N
iron friends.
II'A bluebird was heard Sunday ulter-
noon. in strange M'Bl'llllnfll‘ o’f Tues- N
day' a snow.
There was a large attendance at
Reading Circle which met Thursdoyi
afternoon with Mrs. H. B caisson. ‘
‘w Miss Folsom, of Ridgely Farm. re.
turned on Saturday and is spending“
this week with friends in the city.
Herbert Ogden, of New iiork will:
dawn a lecture on m In the Com
gregationai Church. tomorrow evening.
Miss Ethel moi; who has been the, ‘N
street for a led. pen of lands in New
link and Stamford re iii-nod home}
last 8mm
Church will
an ~ . , .
'6“: id to usual Sunday school Chrintu
13%de "Tueilday eveggl‘g.m use.
will“ I
‘3? 24 Air-interesting
new??? of l t J or;
ran cry or on are a s sin
lid Eunice 'l'riylgr‘i died at his home in
ads pimp annoy after a tag
gainers. “I'll n’erel was not Inst his:
W residence may
NW. Iii. Booker-N
N‘Il a in Hillsida'e exile
calla. been sirenII'the on r ,
, MW in "H
swoon-1i.
ti
. can!“
with? .
F
STARMI’ORD MACE CONTlNUED.
llEliBY. December 21-Tho case of
.W. R Sanford charged with embeul
in: Ithe funds of the Daily Newa Pub
ibis ing Company of this city, which
came up in the local court for a bear-
Iing this morning was continued two
weeks to allow a further examination
Iof the books of the concern.
a]
RAZURS g
surcnss AND Kitchen
‘ kNlVES >7. ‘1
Are strictly first class.
Your monev back if found dc-
iecbve In any way.
5 Comstock,
Watkins
d: N Dow,
South Norwaik.
Phone, “3:6.
diphosi C,aSh":Plioes.
Discarded machinery of all kinds
plping.steom and water flttin , stoves
. and N‘buildors’ hardware ho slit and
sold. Headquarters for refuse metals.
rubber feathers and all articles that
you Would like to dispose of. The
highest cash prices will be paid by
ABRAHAM HARRIS,
13 J: 15 Raymond St.
Notice by postal will receive prompt
attention.
Open 7 a. m to 6 p. m. Closed Sat
urdpys.
Residence 58 Spring street.
Telephone Call 156-4.
N calling on
«w
,. Honest Speculation.
MAKE YOUR MONBYrIM-W A *
s‘l‘lADY INCOME. ’
$25 upwards invested with us '-
will earn from 30 per cent. to 40
per cent. monthly. Send for our N
new book "Suc‘cessi'ul System- '
atlc Speculation." mailed free.
Highest Commercial Financ-
iol and Successful Customer Re
ferences.
FREDERICK E. PARKER I: co.
Brokers, 153. 165 La Salle
‘ at, Chicago. Ill.
Apply for our booklets and In-
formation and make remittanc N
es to
Robert If. Mount. .1an: I
Box 453. So. Norwalk can. .'
r a
SOUTH NORWALK. OQVNN“ .
capital.
Surplus. $100 00.
memos-amt.
, attractant,-
John H. Ferris Hoary tumour
John .H. Knapp curl-um swim
John H.‘ train '2. H. Medium
iii-lob itrliar In
L. ails» gown.
Accounts Julianna.
HOLIDAY um
HINT
Au gift for the wllo,the child, 9 N '~
or the mad lid. sup
c§m§ K “lid .‘and imaged ace
mains?
c you
The paw-boo! you receive from N "
make u lino meat. The
depvélslut a one iIIoI or secures a ‘
‘3“ to 3 :wl
dam to one. i
n: WASHINGTON STREET .
soup awn suwam'w.
an Iiiiliiiiil an ”N
manage. on .i
(Midi Mills. ”a: CC .60
low a.- pm. mar.
”mutt drummer. ,
1 1p pkg. Cleaned Currants.
Pan~Anleilcan Milk
Peninsular Milk
Innnrvnnn i
We handle only N; lino
and that la the 3381‘.
Place your cram lid
vantage of‘nl'ibo‘rddo ”
Best In quality.
competent. drive:
No matter who it:
been in the put, {i
and we will plemI
successor! loin. ’
emu rpm and. 0%
Branch Chloe am
Main streets. South?
Here is the cheapest boo
to buy loom. . ‘ .
NM Water
m: on W
with
Mo his in “no!
‘N Blind our baton
oi? now. new
In or. in bat
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