I"; returned 5
home from I ylnlt in Brooklyn.
Howard Elevation in lime mm the
Baltimore Medical College to spend
, , the holiday vacation.
05;. William of Hartford. is
spending Christmas vocation with
air. and M a. mm or
Edgar Much. who is studying It An.
yer Callous, is at. hip beam on Cam
’ 'wiahtment inland tor the holiday vac»
: 1 AT STULL'S.
y Jamaica oranges
Florida oranges.
y on! novel oranges.
Wm
20c doll.
26c don.
350 do:
unisex AND HAZLETON
LeHloH 003 L. ..
lolly screened and promptly da‘
Hay ,Grain, Straw. Hilliard, <
” Maniacs uaavm. .
on in New Yorit t‘n‘ av no
‘5 Jones expects to entertain his
. to over Christmas.
‘ ball 0! the East Norwalk Fire
. too will take place JRHHMEZO
' lilo Minnie Jones is 33313 as at the
tom the Misses Dawson during the
, Mary Rose or New Haven. will
,tll kneels of friends in this place
Christmas
The regular Sunday school service
M, M'hold at the Baptist Mission. in
toga avenue. yesterday.
trad Crockett and many, at How-
‘ it. will spend Christmas with Mr.
Mrs. Daniel l. Hommedieu.
ea Evendeu. Jr.. led the Loyal
rhern' meeting. at the Advent
,rc ion Church. last evening.
' Christmas exercises at the East
5 no Methodist Church will be held
ridicule night, beginning at 7
, May Hawkins arrived in East
alit. Saturday. from Wilbraham.
.. to spend Christmas with her
lite.
as Gecli Osborn. of Room 2 de-
ted her scholars with pop corn and
r gnod things at the school last
A
I'dBdiu Hine a bustling newsboy for
Sentinel in East Norwalk will
on his Christmas with relatives in
5 Irria' Jones and grandmother.
i Mass. are guests at the
will spend their Christmas
rs.Ch3rleu Parrowortb
e Episcopal Mia
”bit Wu M Christ
Monday and Tuesv
,‘5 d , r the purpose of tying
the Christmas greens
" The class and prayer meetings of the
at Avenue Methodist Church. will be
libid tomorrow night. James L’Hommm '
Men will lend. There will he no pray-
' at meeting Thursday night.
A drunken mun fell through one at
, the large panes of glass lathe store of
" Roberts & Taylor, Saturday night. He
was cut slightly. After he sobered up.
‘l he did not. remember the afiair.
5' 5 The oilicinl board of the East Ave-
, one Methodist Church held a meeting
at 9:30 o'clock. yesterday morning. in
. the pastor's study. Business in connec-
'5 tion with the churchvwas talked over
There was an interacting time at the
. residence of Joseph Jacobson. in Hen-
. drlckg avenue Saturday night. A birth
‘ day party was given in honor of Wil-
limp Rose. and about forty People as-
. nonlbled. There was a good entertain»
meat and refreshments wore served
There will be a celebration of the
icy Communion at St Paul' a Church
Christmas morning at ll: 30 for the
bloom. of the East Norwaik Mission
to which all will be made welcome
The Rev. Charles T Coerr will be the
33ml.
5 “ re will be a Christmas service
Hat Church. corner Van Zandt
born avenue, Christmas night
0. The Rev Charles T Coerr
preach and as he makes a great
Wt to come tor this service it is
' ” that many will attend All are
roe years of service in the
George E. Brundage. a
‘ boy. formerly of nan Nora
, ' who has lost drrived home. is
mumbled“ reenlistment While
the l’hlllpplues. Brundage was a
burnt Company l. 22nd United"
' infantry, which was compli~
‘ by Gen. Young in his olficial
" l! was engaged in numerous
in the islands Be
In shot through the
r owed his life to
’the East Ayenue
Iy were well
am. .1. Ida, It preached
WWII! Christ Child" in
tion.
The Christmas entertainments of the
Methodia t and Baptist 5%? Ichouis
will be bold in the rospoctlv‘e‘ churches
tomorrow night.
Mrs. Judson Adams was baptised
last night in the Baptist Church, the
pastor, llev. Frank Brown chi iIting.
Milo Nollie Ogden was the so
Thomas Jarvis. who has hello 5n the
Ichodl in Meridian for the pant- on:
years has returned to Ruwayton, and
i: residing with‘ his brother. John Jan
v s. .
mlrnauaamm’ad
Miss Genevieve Hacker is the guest
at relatives in Stamford
The exercises at the Cantor school
Friday afternoon passed off success
fully. There were many visitors.
The new foundation for the vault
that will be erected on the count hall
was completed Saturday utter-noon.
The Men's Club onto Iinment
course will include the M polite
Star Quintette TueIdey. January til.n
Harry Selleck is finishing the inter-
lon of Frank Seileck’s residence near
the Soldiers' Home, Noroton Heights;
Miss Jennie Weod who has been
visiting her aunt Mrs. Chlchester. in
Stamford. has returned to her home
Several from this place intend to
make up a theatre party and attend
the play at Hoyt’s Theatre, this even.
as.
C, F. Bates is getting along nicely
with his new positit‘m in New Yorlt; as
is also Clarence E. Crofoot. in Stanr.
ford.
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin St. .lohu
were in Norwalk. yesterday. They
returned on the trolley early in the,
evening
There will be no weekly prayer
meeting in the Darien Church Wed
nesday night owing to its
Christmas.
Harry St John and sister Jessie
have returned from Hartford for the
Christmas holidnvn. Kiss St. John
will remain Eh home now.
There will be a Christmas party It
the residence of Mr. and Mr: Cull
Fitch when their infant daughter will
receive the name of Cornelia.
E T. Bates. 33 a commxmee appoint-
ed by Worcester Doll .01
New Canaan, vitltfid E Mm er 'the
«incident patient lit the atomic/rd hospi
tal. yesterday
A Newton boy tool: a cold plunge
,uough the ice 0n the Cove pond
while skating Friday evening. but man-
aged to scramble out unaided. He then
hustlecl for home.
A Stamford land syndicate has pur
chased shore property from the F. S.
_ Pitch and Orchard estates, and also
the residence or Alanaon Williamson.
it is said a number 01 cottages will
be erected on this land
Mr and Mrs Stephen S. Holden of
New Canaan. Ire guests at the. real
dence of Mr. and Mrs. James A Bates.
They will remain until next Saturday
Blue birds were seen in this place
Saturday, an almost sure harbinger;
of a snow storm.
A Dorian young woman, who went
to Stamford Saturday to do shopping
dlscovered upon no , arrival there that
she had lost her . :
not sure what-am ‘ ’
but thought there
was obliged to vial friends in Myrtle
avennevth borrow fare to return home
The cone of” Ernest Speiswenlml
came up before Judge Schildknecht at '
3 o'clock Saturday afternoon, on the
charge of trespass. He was sentenced
to Twenty days in jail and ordered to
any a small line. in the meantime
the authorities will endeavor to find
out if Spelswenkel was implicated in
the John N Jervis burglary
Rot Joseph L Guernsey preached
special Christmas sermons in the Dar- 1
The ,j
was The Prince of“
ion Methodist Church. yesterday.
morning subject
Peace, and the evening subject, The
Mission of the Christ: or. The Place
of the Christ in individual and Social
Life. There were lam attendances
It both Iervices. Special music was
rendered.
WEST flOR WALK.
The district school closed for the
Christmas vacation on i‘l'ldly.
Henry Johnson. of New York, will
spend Christmas with his much.
Miss Jessie Head will mad the hot
Idays at Prof. Hanson's. New York.
Beatrice Hits. of New Britain Nor-
mal School, will spend the holiday:
with her parents.
fir. and Ira. Sidney Cnichepger will
.
be arsed Christmmu with the lethal-”s pe-
_ rents in Southwrt.
diuhloacd Now England Inn
. #33". held in the Union Chapel lut “
k Friday evening.
ltov. R. l. .Humphrlea of South Her.
gm walk. mohcda mo
50m
. have been no
being}
the rout of Mn. 3. Halo. last week.
Congregational church held no Christ-
in» concert.
Friends from New York city. who
If! 0!. WI. Charm
during the we 5h is rotor-nod home.
Mr. Honcho, 3; la in Now YorI on
grain/cu ”relating toproperty ownIdi by
In
Brooklyn
A grandson of Mrs. Henry Weird
man. who is attending college in To
route. is visiting her and will remain
over the holidays
St. John's lodge. F. and A. ,held
a stated communication Thursday
night. at Which time the Fellowcraft
degree was worked on Station Agent
iii A. Gauchet. 5
The Sauntuck Methodist church
was crowded Thursday night. when
,the young people gave a Christmas
.entertainmsnt there. The affair was
heartily enjoyed.
The Probate court closed tor one
week. Wednesday. Probate day. be-
in a legal holiday Judge Bradley will
not sit and business will be suspended
until next Saturday.
Hurry Downs has been employed by
0. E. Sweet to fill the position recently
made vacant by the man who defraud.»
ed Mr. Swift of $10 and has not been
heard from since his abrupt departure.
William Hill Avery. Carnelian Kem-
lper and several others were off for
shuntinl‘t Wednesday in the vicinity of
Lyons Plains Hill got a shot at one
and believes he hit him but the ani-
mal made its escape.
Motorman James Mills declares
Westport to be second to nowhere.
not even lcelatld. for trust and chills.
He has invested in a boarsltin over-
coat. in consequence and threatens to
petition the Traction Co. to take the
vsatibuiea off the care over this dlvl
slop.
Charles Mills and wife have not yet
lrcturned from their honeymoon, in Chi
‘cago. Durinabis absence his affairs
lhave been looked after by his nephew
Charles McElwee, who has overtuad
himself and is now on the sick list.
The elder MoElwoo in inking [titer the
Mills place during his sons enforced
“absence
January 1 the rate or interest on out.
standing town notes and bonds is to hm
be reduced from t to 3% per cent. The
solectmen“ have been working on this
project for some time. and have se~
bored the assent of all but two or
5three holders of paper to the who rlt
5tion.’ Those not annealing to the pro-
position will be settled with and if
further notes are to be issued to sup-
;plaot these. the interest will be fixed
at the lower rate of percentage.
Now that three men have been or
granted charged with robbery and bound
lover to the high court. cases are com
ilng up where other burglaries have
ibeon committed and where there are
evidences of attempts having been
imsde to enter stores and private rea
idences. The opinion is general): that
”in the apprehension of Bradley, Pen
mover and Marooney the authoritlbr
'have landed the men who for I. year
|have been committing most of the rub
Ebsrles. surprise is expressed that
these men proved such boosters. and it
ils still a matter of curiosity why they
resorted to the destruction of so much
[propel-w. In the case or fruit dealer
Russo this may be an inland from the
tact that all three of a licensed came
into his store Saturday night under
lthc influence of liquor, and were put
’out. it is evident that when they
broke in there revenge had something
5to do with the condition in which they
left things. it was the fact of their
‘ gbolng in Rosso's with the character
set the men that gave Sheriff Kemper
:the clue that ledto their Irresi.
new clump!
Bridget Walsh. administrator of the
estate of Patrick Walsh. has sold to
Mary V. D Crandall. wife of Charles
H. Crandail, of New Cannon. a tract or
land. with buildings. some seven
acres in extent in North Stun
The purchase was made at private sale.
the consideration being $3.200
M—nfifidlbql—M
WiL NOT EFFECT ACTION.
ST PAUL um: December 32—At
homey General W. S Douglas. in an
interview says the published letter of
J J. Hill. in explanation of recent
transaction: in the. stocks of western
railroads and the put-poled of the
Northern Securities Oompday would.
not in my my interfere with action
contemplated by the state emcere of
Minnesota. General Douglas declin-
ed to discuss the subject matter of
the letter at thin rim ‘
MW
ENGLAND'O ”OUT”.
mu mmlmmnrerowi'th
edotdweildrciamopole
mmwm.‘
sealinmerovl'lm W
tumult! tit
odious. of‘Brlllnbort. was ‘
Sunday evening the Groom Portal 3 o
in Hoboken. N. .l., and South 5
- ”ior one subscription price
lilo Number for January has eight . ‘
"m1!“ may book
A! 4“ ‘ ,
.bo “Rim ., ‘3' ‘
, 33.333 W ‘
.annverury oclehr'c a
rounding oi Hum lulu
our to inform the no illlo that til
is in the printnp'I ”hoods; till it:
all will be ready for do“ very th
the next month- The boot; 1will told!
all the promises made to “the wbncrlb
on ivy/ill nompr path
can a
fluid connected with“ the history
WW which will be invaluable for
tare reference. no: ”true
writ b illicit the military I it.
his ry. embracing the connection f
Nor-walk with the Colonial Revolu-
tion and litter We upon- the BMW
trial total-slime uoational progress,
banking, c mar-co and Mm
fisheries; Inhale. basement ind
patriotic notation. Political and nadir
clpai histories the eminent incl-thief
Norwalk. and other local topics of Ib
curbing interact. The delay has been
due to the impossibility 015 gathering
the necessary data to make ”these bop
tributions complete. The work as it
has progressed has expanded beyond
the limits originally contemplated, but
it in battered the additions will be up,
predicted when the volume is finally
completed.
The work is in the ban a of C A.
Freeman. printer who,’ all the Noam
pilcr. reports that the vol me is not
now ready in time to bee liable for
Christmas presentation. '
SAMUEL RICHARDS WEED.
Chdirninn of Statiidics Committee
December 23d
FIRRV COMMAND‘ OFFIOIHO.
Union VItIrI'nI’ “Union ‘i’?"" and
AppointiVI Cinders. "
0. a. Ferry Command. Union Voter. _
ans Union. has selected the renovating ~
Iv
will be installed mummy. January .
officers for the coming your
3A. in mystic Chain Hall:
Colonel—{locat- St. John
LieutenantColonol~James L‘Holn
median.
Maior—eNoman Hetebman.
Surgeons-George D. Easier.
CMphihv-Cliarles F‘. Hallow.
Oflicer of the Day—«Charles H. Plait.
Ollie/sir of the Guardwldarcnl Fob
Quartermaster~Charlea H.1immerm
son.
Adjutant—Francis S. Seymour. '
Sergeant Major—William O. Mer-
Sergeant—John B.
aloe—James 0. Jennings
Spatial a?!” E “go all hell.
e», on .
“claw-Citation it home
rnnmt Luau: . POPULAR new.
your son annually.
Tradition and the newspapers are so
fond of rotor-ring to Kentucky as “the
d‘Irk and bloody mound. " that at the
recount of the editor of Frank mile’ 3
Popular Monthly Mr. E. Carl Littler. It
painstaking and accurate observer or
social conditloun”. made a leisurely
i may through the most notorious
i stricts of the st‘ote. carefully noting
what he saw Ind heard and relying
tolely upon first hand information.
the story of this Journey together with
a very accurate and dramatic account
of Kentucky leads and their causes
in the opening article in Frank bes-
lies Popular Monthly for January.
This January number is unusually
fortunate in its fiction inn Mac-
iaren breaks his long silence by con
rlbutlag one of his exquisite little
rhetche's. "The vision of the Soul"
while Hamlin Garland tells In [adieu
ale in his‘ best vein. a story which has
been elaborately illustrated in colors.
a several other stories notably those
by Ralph Henry Barbour and‘ to." S.
Chamberiayn‘é the humorous predi-
minates. while lilies Million Hill‘s
story “in Honor of the infant." coin
blues/a delicious sense of the ludicrous
with a halt unconscious was: that
tomes nob: a perfect understanding of
childhood
Among the more serious articles in
this number is a sticking unscram-
uetch Cilia! Arthur. 0! the W5“
tlvo ng peers the single permanent
leader of labor in this country and
senator Tillman a mafia uI am of
his plan for .the solution at o liquor
poroblem. Readers who are looklwx
r less serious entertainment fill be
ouch diverted by the autoimmunity or
Quartermaster
eelar
David Wardeld an scrol- who has the ‘
rare credit of contributing a new
character to the Although alpine”:
“‘34. find
TN! “OUTLOOK” FOR JANUARY.
The Outlook in I wail,“ Inwnvoper
and monthly mm 333 na-
' its M“
rated articles two stories (one
383th One Jewell) a
written blatory of tho M‘s/m are"
William portnito or no; political
oitlsene. ‘
Mrs. Elinllbeth rum 1: liliubo'tll
When the uphill
3101!.
”doom trout the lad-
And are endorsed by Booth ‘ ,
lipoet. says: “I In: ’17 mm old and
the mother of a large family. I but
kidney trouble for a long time with
very severe backache. and to make
ape. it was so odd that my hands and
limbs were at no use to me. i took
Dean's Kidney Pills and they did me
good. i did not tulle:- a": i did. My
backache disappeared and the rheumiz
Ham was much hotter i think I can
rudely say if they help people of my
'age, Illilcted so badly. they will help
anyone." ”
For Isle by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster-Million: Company, But
talc. N. Y. sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-D0uv s-«aud
take no other
as by fit!
ii "1"" ’1‘ ll“
caller/lubed eItIoIlnIllI
why not prone ”uracil! . For
36in?“ can insure Your Furniture
:suhold, Goods in I Dwelling
peso for three years not less or
Idiot-b ‘y Fire or nine. to the
p «3350. India
Notice is hereby given that the Board
meet at their emce. Opera House block
on “Monday. January 6th. 1902. from 2 to
p. on: Wednesday evening. January
8th. 7 to 9; Sunni”. 11th. 2 to
t p. m.: Monday. litlh. 2 to l p. on;
Wednesday. 15th. 2 to «l p m.; Satur-
day. 18th. 7 to ll evening; Mon y. 20th.
lie 4' p. m.. tor the purpom 6‘ bearing
and determining any and Ill 3pm:
made to them from the doings of the
Wesson on the “lit of 1901. They will ,
also meet with the Insurers 33‘ I joint _.1
board
m.. for
or sick and disabled paras its.
Norwaik. Conn” December 17.1901.
JARVlS KELLOGG.
3W Willi).
CHARLES W. BELL.
- Board of Relief.
onday. Jahuliry 20th. at l
i «run. "Stilton
hominid.
is be your husband? your brother? ,
or your sour We have noticed the
poor fellow suing longingly at the
tzold glasses my patrons wear. All he
thought of his own glasses old and
Wm‘but. Doesn‘t he dendrite I better
pair. Does he deserve any Christmas
present? if no my good- will meet
his appreciation Open evenings until
Corinth”; muses bf Christmas gtiodil
unchanged any time.
HOMER B. HOYT.
crunch callus,
Room ll Hull/ad Baal: Building.
(JilloeHonrs.8toil is. 1:; am: Id.
5336131. SALE:
this week ”of : ,
Dunn's Kidney Pills cure all kidney ills
matters worse rheumatism attacked,
t proportion '
of Relief of the Town of Norwalk, will '
lie purpose of dilating the only;
“To rub with linim'ent memos iolnmv . '
Our Warrant/3d ,_
POCKET AND TABLE
CUTLERA’
59550316
SHEARS
CARVERS
RAZORS
BUTCHER ‘AND KITCHEN
hNiVES
Are strictly first class.
Your money batk if found tic-
lecilve in any war
Comstock,
, Watkins
fit Bow,
"2 WASHINGTON STREET
South Norwalk.
Phone I434}.
‘ 3......" Cash Paces m
Discarded machinery or all kiddo,
“Ringo?“ somewhat/tidal. , “a
cold. quartern ram
u do I‘by pectin will receive mp:
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opcur a. m to e p no. 0133338»-
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u
Residence 58 Spring street.
Telephone Call 168 ‘i.
325 upwards invented with us
willearufromBOporcenttold
per cent. monthly. Sand for our : .
new book, "Snceesstul‘ System"
Itic Speculation." mailed trod.
Highest Commercial. Financ-
ial and Successful Customer Re
furnaces.
Brokers, ”158, 155 LI Selle
St, Chicago. ill.
Apply for our booklets and in-
forantlon and make remittanc-
es ' .
. “flu." ”tannin!
303 453. 90 Hawaii.
11!.
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£01.10 MD 5000385101..
SOUTH "OWN-Kr GORNr
filing»
do
”Ndimflu‘t i‘
FREDERICK E. PARKER I: 00. ‘ '
catamaran“:
- aimed lion
‘ P ”darkly; Milk
P” pier
and that is the BEST
Place your cram '
vantage of‘pl‘lcli cutaway _
Best in quality. “ ’
competent Ill“
been in the put gm/
and we will claim
Here in this
to but him '
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