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1 it! Jamaica arouses
Milli Florida oranges,
“' cy 1111111111191 oranges.
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201-1 110:.
250 110;.
35c don.
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Waldron now has 11 fast pae
will: Carr returned from New
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ll W.1Bealty Was in Bridgeport
:3! on business.
harles L Ainsworth and son.
out yesterday in Bridgeport.
homes Cornell and Mrs. A
race. after spending a couple of
with his parents.
are will be a family reunion ll the
1111111111 of Mr and Mrs. Daniel Potty
t avenue, tommrow.
eChristmas concert at the East
y no Methodist Church will be held
til, now night beginning at 7 o'clock
' George L Trussel of Maine started
' ork this morning for the Rowland
for Company
hand Mrs.1l S. Brown 01 Wood
timid arcane will spend Christm is
lhitheir son Rev. 11erl1ertS'-..13rowu
unit Merwiu oyster opener for the
find Oyster Company is quite ill
home on the Gregory Boulelil tl
C.,A. Freeman. who sold
med flowe.
d it Is 1111; to say that he
do no for he never goes out
cumin; illicit with several.
, rt 1111'- painting the new
Sb“ Chin-ch,- in Norwalit.
. men 111 John W. Beatty.
Mather is doing the carpentr-
. Members of the, Advent Christian
urch held a Bible reading at the
bullionce of M1. and Mia Walsh. \I'o.
. Cottage avenue. last night. There
was a good attendance.
The Misson Agnes Kelly and Alice
sonny. of New York, will arrive this
evening to be the guests of Miss Kel
:11": parents. Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Kel
lay. of it Meadow street.
The regulal Tuesday evening class
11111111111; will be held tonight. in the
1111111111 of the church. and there should
a large attendance as this is the
1, y‘church meeting of the week.
Ebef-my Officer Hubert F. Pearcc's
: eat nephew. Linn Griffin. says that
be reason the people of Manila and
l'filll‘foupdlng islands. are called what
theynre called was because they all
still upon peanuts.
- Mild. Deborah D. Lincoln. widow of
' William R Lincoln died at her home
i Third avenue Sundav. Funeral ser
vices will be held at her late residence
1mnight. The remains will be taken 0
Main for interment,
“like Christmas exercises in the Ad
. f‘ Christian Church will he held
limflonduy night. All elaborate pro
. "has been prepared. The church
decorated and the children will
you ageuuima treat.
1 urrls Saunders and William Noon-
are the new oyster openels in the
“element of the Rowland Oyster
many. Mr Saunders has just re-
from New Haven where he 111111
1111111111 in the oyster establish-
of! Henry Rowa where eighty
‘ are 1.employed in opening oys
e hinted that there is a pile of
the yard forty feet high and
‘ feetsounre.
"musioalprogramme will be
dared at the Christmas entertain-
. Wednesday evening. at the East
the Methodist Episcopal Church
« ' ptlyat7:.00p m. The
paint of several num-
“W1 1, Hope of the World "
.Schneeltdtti- which will be sung
oruo (I): t $1111 voices led
er oir director.
3&1 1 m1 accompani-
' 1 5%: Ind append vio-
s Viol 111111111 111111 or.
are cordially invited
, looked out benlsnly upon the scene.
" 3 ed one: «humanoid all over the room.
" and ulster, 1m. Nettie Aldrich. 1‘11
, run with mail and Christmas packages.
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dance: and while the facet 111111111 well
than miaht be seen trickling down
the brothel-'11 and sister‘s cheeks as
they fell; the Ipirit of the deer deoelb
All needed to complete the scene was
the 1.1111911111111111... only 11111111- aunt
11snada.
. DRRIENAND ”CROWN.
lli‘d. V. Cantrell is suffering with a bad
on .
1.. J. Jones. of Stamford. was in town
yesterday afternoon.
Hauford Smith was in South Nor»
wall; yesterday afternoon.
The Misses Street have arrived home
1111111 their European trip
The post office in this place is over-
Clarence E. Crofoot will be at home
during Christmas day. At present he
is in Stamford.
Town Clerk Thaddeus Bell was 111i
South Norwulk yesterday doing some
Christmas shopping.
Each train brings in many people
who come to spend Christmas with
friends and relatives.
Harold Morehouac has returned home
from boarding school at thchfleld. to
remain through the holidays.
Clifford Street. who is attending
boarding school at Pomfret, 001111, is
home for the Christmas holidays.
('1‘. F‘. Bates will never his connection
with the jewelry firm in New York and
will return to Darien on Thursday
The little Hungarian boy. who fell
from a tree and broke his arm, is well
again. He was out on the street you-
terday .
A large number of Darien and Nero-
ton people are doing their Christmas
shopping in Norwalk and Smith Norg
we
Mr and Mrs Charles F. Grlaley of;
New Canaan. will spend Christmas:
with Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Reilly. of;
this place.
Mr and Mrs. Charles Whittemore. off:
Stamford. will spend Christmas with
Mrs. Wllittemoras parents Mr and
Mrs. James Bil-chard.
M1. and Mrs. W. D. Barclay. who
have been spending the winter with
Mrs White. have returned to New York 1
to spend Christmas.
The cantata given by the Sundayl
school of the Harlan Congregational;
Church will be held in 11111 town 11111.1
tomorrow 111111111Thc children hare re-
hearsed daily and have their parts:
perform.
111111 31111111111 110le Christina! liter- 1
cises will be held in the Dorian Metho- 1'
dist Church on Thursday night of Mr
week All elaborlite program has been
plenared and a good time may be ex»:
pected. ‘ i
Mrs. W. 1) 11.111111111111111. who has?
been on an extended trip to Paris re-
turned Saturday tn Norotou bringingi
her sister and the lat'ters daughter
with her. for an extended visit. A
large Christmas party will be held at
Mrs. Coiiander‘s residence tomorrow.
The members of George Van Horn 1
corps. W. R. C. Milford are to send a ‘
box to the soldiers hospital at Nero-i
1011.101 Christmas They include in;
its lief of contents such articles as jel~ ‘1
lies. canned fruits books games ““11
like articles
Some of the good people of Darlen
were giving expression yesterday. to
their opinion of the case of Ernest
opcisweukel. a German boy who was i
sentenced to a term in Bridgeport 111111
after a. haariug. Saturday afternoon. he- 1
fore Justice Willmott. When Spels-l
wenkel was arrested it was given out i
that there was reason to believe he was
implicated in the burglary of John N. !
.lllrviss house. at 011 Ridge. Nov-ember
30. There is not 21 pnltlele of evi~i
dcnce to connect him with that crime“
said a prominent Darien melchant fol
the reportel. ihc her is under age,
but no guardian was appointed tori
him. He does not understand our ion 11- 1
«page. and pleaded guilty withouti
knowing what he was saying. But. the i
queelest thing of r is that. after he
was placed under arrest by a Darien
constable he was tuined own to a
Norwalk officer and taken to that city.
where he was put in a cell With a man
appointed to make an effort to extract 1
n confession from him. Then he was
blmlght back here for trial. Such ince-
debts as thin tend to make Darien the
freak town of Fairileid County.“ 0th-
ere claim that Spelswenkel is of age.
and that the charge of trespass was
clearly proved.
RD WA YTDN.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Leach. of Brook
lyn will be the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Hickman W Cole over Christmas.
Principal and Mrs. John W. Mchl-
ian. of the Center school. left today
for Burnside to spend their Christ-
man
The Christmas entertainments
both the Baptist
Churches will be held thin evening. A
good time is expected.
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AMERchN Ciz'éiifll COMiNn
ciai to the News from Waco. Texas.
says: Several cinema of Waco. form-
erly 01""Bayrout; am. who wont“
have cabled bore for“ WWO“
back to Texas nevi-u: Med that the
tho
an“. flfiuu
111 min-mmoomm move.
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and Methodist .
DALLAS. Tam, December 21—A ape ,
their chlldlidod'a home. he jvlclt Molds. "‘
and "
.1 111111111111. 11111 audience
showed their appreciation by 111111
constant applause. Tho followiua pro-
,rnm was rendered by the pupils:
Song—nAmel-lca.
Recitationwl'lhristmu Time
Annie: Ferric.
Exercise—4011’s Love.
I.
Recitation-v4“? iyEJaue.
Hazel Newcomb.
RecitatloumChrlotmu Bella.
Anne Gandrup.
Singing1~Weloome to Santa Claus.
Recitation~8888l€l Christmas Dream
Bessie Wood.
Roclt.atloll—~Daiay’s Letter.
Lida Walklny.
Exercise-«Christmas Stockings.
Eight Girls and Six Boys.
RecitationwA Cat's Christmas.
Mary Preecc.
Recitation~8ania Claus
Helpers,
and His
Sadie Hendrick.
:Exereisc——~Whero1tlanta Claus is and
What He is noble.
Primary
Singingmllall Columbia.
Flag Salute.
Recitation-"Santa Claus on the Train.
Mattie Walkley.
Recitation and Tableau-Christmas
Plum Pudding.
Recitation—Luriatmaa Secrets.
Mamie Cullen.
Recitationwflmpty stockings.
Ora Hendricks.
Recitation—«Jimmy Boy's Letter to
Santa Claus.
Waldo Cable.
Recitatioanerry Christmas,
Jennie Benedict.
Singing—Santa Claus is Camilla.
Dialogue-Courting of Mother Goose,
Characters?
Mother Goose ....... Anna Jones
Santa Claus ........ Willie Jones
Mother Hubbard Bessie Wood
Old Woman in 11 Shoe.
................ Mamie Cullen .
Old Woman With a Broom.
.............. Georgia Benton
Old Woman With Bella on Toes.
.................. lda Walkley
Red Ridinz Hood.
............ Alfredo Lindberge
Litle Boo Peep ........ lva Cuties
Litle Boy Blue ...... Earl Rogers
Jack ............ Clarence Cable
Jill .............. Ora flendricks
Bachelor ........ Chester Gullea
Maid ......... Mary Carruthers
At the close of the entertainment a
large Christmas tree bountifuily laden
with presents was uploaded end
teachers and pupils were well remem
bored 1 Each pupil was préseniod with
n be: of candy by the mullet-5.11113
teachers and pupils desire to return
their sincere thanks to the trustees of
the Broad River chapel for the use of
it for the evening. and also to Mrs.
Charles at John who so kindly con
sented to accompany the pupils on the
piano
S. B. WALKLEY. Principal.
1mm.
John Kclloae has returned from I
Hell in Stamford.
Willard Fenian of Yale is spending
the holidays at his home here.
Mrs E. J. Sturgea entertained
'fricnds from Norwnlh. last week.
Mrs. H. A. Beers, of Georgetown, is
the guest of M111. Lyman Boers.
Norficld Grange will entertain Can-
non Crange on Friday evening.
Mrs Charles Kennel has returned
from a few weeks’ stay in Ridzofleld.
Miss C. 1.. Wakeman of New York,
is the guest of her sister Mrs W. B.
Morebouse.
Miss Shirley Treadweil of Bethel
has \leited her grandmother. Mrs.
Moses Treadwell
The little daughter of Frank Banks
was badly scolded last week, by the
overturning of a coffee. -t.po
The Matinee Whlai Club will hold its
sembmonthly meeting with Mrs.
James Coley next week.
Mra. Josephine Fitch returned from
New York on Saturday. to spend the
holidays at her home here.
Miss Edna Bleurh, who has spent
several weeks with lines Hattie Ad
ams has returned to her home. in
Massachusetts.
Mrs Lloyd S. Godfrey has been re
elected as Lady Assistant Steward of
Fall-field Cbunty Pomona Grange, No.
9. which recentlyhcld its annual meet
ing in Bridgeport.
o
30!!! LAAGER CURPRIOED.
PRETORIA. 11Dec. air—Lieutenant
Colonel E. N. Brander' a force ourpris
ed a Beer linger in the Pieter-berg
district December 22 and soothed six
tr. Windham... 11 ..
' Ohfllt Church 5'
_ The partlcipatnt‘s 1111111118191! 25 I ii 111.
_ _ mu there was instrumental music and
I ‘ Q PM! by the guests.
' 3 build- wn a very in», one and deal-
“ and can
here with his parents. ,
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ie 111 ill in in
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Minnie Sherwood, teacher, 511's Milli“
of her Dublin 11 book confirm o‘pan
1111.11.11.11. “111 still clinched do“
111. home in Greene Farms. through“
sickness. 1 3111.1 Govern has been 111‘
ill health for months and present in
dications are not favorable for his ears
1y recovery
It is probable that the Weatpol-t
Club will arrange to keep open home.
New Year's day and in addition to
luncheon will arrange a musical p101 ’
gram. Such a pliin is now under dis-
cussion by the members,
"Standing room only” is the condi
tion of care over Bridgeport Weatpmt
division at this time. The holiday
traffic has been enormous. and cars
have been crowded to their capacity A
afternoons and overlies».
Friday night Miss Bessie Taylor ’ ' N
gave her pupils a reception in hers
Greens Farms home. and a merrier as '
negation it would be difficult to and
Miss Taylor in one of the moat
lnr teachers in this section; she as 1
the love and confidence of all of the
boys and girls under her and 11.1 on»
tertainmant of Friday nicbt o'er din
further strengthen there rel
fer a merry night Mil ”not! well;
along. Miss Taylor we each one a
present of candy and cake 1 1 1 1.
FAIRFIELD-u-SDUTHNRR
Mrs Danton Seymour 1,. wedding
the week with friends in Bethal.
R. 13. Manuel and family left master;
day for Troy N. 1.. for the 111111111
Oliver 0. Jenningsnol New York.
was in town yesterday calling on
friends. '
The Christmas festival of the Math!»
dist Sunday school will be held Thurs-
day night.
Mrs. Edwin Sherwood. of New Roch
elie. N. Y. who has been visiting
friends in town has returned home.
The Misses Emma and Lisle Bond.
der and Goal-lie Scudder. of West
street...left South Nor-walk yesterday.
for Railway. N. J.. to spend the 111111
days.
The regular weekly meeting of the
singing class of the Falrheld Concrete
tioual church will not be held this ev
enitlt. '
3Llndciey Sherwood. formerly of
Southport. but now of Omaha. Nah. is
spending several dove with friends in
town.
‘ Misses Elia Louise and Mildred hic-
Clave. of West street. are spending the
holiday vacation at their home in
Edaewater Nil . a.
The data of the 11111111111111. entertain
meal of Trinity Condor school has
again been chanced from Friday even-
in; at ’1' o'clock in tbecburch to Fri"
duly afternoon at 4 o'clock in the cha-
pe
Christmas services will be held in
St. Paul‘s church , tomorrow morning
at 10:30 o'clock. One of the. features
of the service will be the singing by
a choir of 410 members under the di-
rection of Miss Carroll.
The members and friends of the
Tuesday nixht class of the Norwalk
Methodist Episcopal church. A. J
Hutchinson. loader are requested to
make an extra effort to be present to.
night as our leader will not be pres-
ent again for several months.
Butler Lodge. LO. 0. l“.. will re-
hearse the third degree 1111111111. The
same will be conferred Wednesday.
Christmas evening. 'lue election of
officers will also take. place. Every
member would be present. 1
C. 0. Jelllfle.1the1wcll-linown mer-
chant and manufacturer of Southport.
gave a Chrlatmaa party to a large
number 01.11111 emulates: and their
families. at his residence. last night.
best was «audited by the enter.
tlalnment of the guests by M111. Mleillil‘e
and their daughtemldlsa Gertrude 1101
Title. The latter find decent“ on im-
mense Christmas tree and graciously'w'r
distributed many gifts of a useful and
handsome characiar. to the. older per-
Ions present. and five to ”fill child a
package of confectionery. oranges etc.
the tree. wan pmf ydooorailod and
brilliantly flint with obsidian.
111111111 were 1111111 tiled in dilating the
gnome. audnzlffordad much pluuureJ tlo
the hearts I 11 a -
liffo favored filth filmed”
pondered vocal and inotrumental color.
A collation was
med during the evening The oc-
atratad that Mr. Jollfffo is held in
11 highest em lag his employees.
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Z'rsaalua tannin denounce.
1 DENVER Colo. Doc flat terrible
gale, mappmchiu; in places the coveri-
o. vilified that Wild
we. Mountains Chm
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UNITED 3ANK BUILDING
Open :00 to 1:11:60, 1 we to 11:90.
811111 ay evening. 6:00 to 8:00.
I .
111,113 11 1491-
Ellni“”'
Pursuant to an order of the Court of
Whats for the District of Norwallr,
the. lit riber hereby gives notice that
he will sell at public sale, to the 111511-
tint bidder therefor. at the allies of
'40”th Taylor. ’19 Washington
street. 8011111 Norwalk on Thursday.
e‘ltlth inch. of 2: 30 o'clock p.‘ 111.,
all Inch right, title and inherent as
ileum l. Keeler had at the time of his
limo in and to all that. certain lot
of land situated on Flax liliL no called,
11111111 town of Norwallt beinl about 84
foot in front on hixilway and about 200
feet in depth; bounded northerly by
M11111”; easterly by land formerly of*
Ibrahim L Vanderbilt; southerly by
land of Della Dibble; and westerly by
11.1%.: heirs of estate of Alexander
nth Norwalk Dec.18,19ill.1
CARLYSLE '1‘. WE K8.
Executor of will of Georxel. color.
, (118 111
Losses by Fire.-
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When it can be done at no small a
cost, why not protect yourself? For
32.16 you can Insure Your Furniture
and 11111111110111 Goods in a Dwelling
Boole for three mu blatant ion or
Damn by Fire or Lightning. to the
amount of 8350. and in that proportion
for a larger lulu.
Toylard’r Golden
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Lid ill lililltl.
Notice is hereby given that the Board
of Relief of the Town of Norwalk all!
meet at their office. Open House block.
on Monday. January ilth.1902. from 2 to
I p. m.; Wednesday evening. January
81b, 7 lo 9: Saturday. 11th. 2 to
419. 111.: Monday. lilih. 2 to i p. in
Wednesday. 15111. 2 to i p. 111.; Satur-
day.‘18th. 7 to 9 evening; Monday. 20th.
2 1014 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 1001. They will
also meet with the monitors as a Joint
board, Monday. January 20th. at I p.
m.. for the purpose of abntiug the polls
of sick and disabled persons.
Norwalk. Conn. December 17, 1901.
JARVlS‘ KELDOGG;
JAMES MITHBRLAND.
CHARleSlW BELL.
.1 . Board of Relief.
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in be your husband? your brother?
or your son? We have noticed the
poor follow uolag 1011311131)“ at the
gold planes my patrons war. As he
thought of his own [la-lea old and
worn out. Doesn't he den-rye a better
pair. Does he deaervo any Christmas
present? if '0 my mode will meet
his appreciation. Open evenings until
Carillon. Mlllfil of Christmas goods
m time.
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SPECIAL SALE
Our Warranted
POCKET AND TABLE
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CARviERs
IRAZORS
BUTCHER AND KITCHEN
thVES 1
Are strictly first clues.
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Comstock
Wat kins
6': Dow
"2 WASHINGTON STREET
South Norwalk.
Phone l43-6.
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llicllesl Cash Prices.
Discarded machinery of 1111 kinda
111111115.st and water ilttim. atom
and builder-11' hardware 1111113111 uni
sold Headphone" for refuse 111111.111.
rubber. feet?” and all 1111111.. met
you would tire to moon of. The
highest cash: prices will be paid by
calling on
ABRAHAM HARRTB.
18 I 15 Banned 8t
Notice by postal will receive prompt
attention.
Open 7 a. in. to 0 p.111 Closed Silt
ordain.
Residence at Storing street.
Telephone Cell. 156 -.4
Honor! Snacalaffon. .
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825 upwards invested with us 3
will earnfrom 30 per cent. to 10
Mr cent. monthly. Send for our
new boon, “Successful System- .
atic Speculation," mailed free. .
Highest Commercial. Financ- -
131 and Successful Customer “9- l
Serences.
FREDERICK E. PARKER Iv. 00.
Broiler-11 1133 155 La Salle
Sit” Chicago. Ill. 11
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formation and make remittanc- 1
1e: to
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3 l 111.pr Cleaned Currants,
Pan- American1 Milk, ‘
Peninsular Milk, '. '1'
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Here is the cheapest. blwe iii
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