Evening sentinel, Friday, December 27, 1901 · page 7

screened and promptly de-
Grain, Straw. Mllifead
E MARVIN

ii Gehrinsn is ill with pneu—

1111111. this home in First avenue.
one Kocour. of Myrtle avenue
ding the holidays in New York.
Herbert Ayres. at Brooklyn.
Vnistmlts with relatives in Van

at T. B. Griffin is still confin-

VV . went to New York yesterday
in: for a week's visit.

Reeves. of Grconpoint 1.. I..
it spent Christmas with friends in

til ‘ 11160 hits returned to his home.
Orders have come in with a rush at
he owland Oyster Company, and the
era cannot open them fast enough.

. and Mrs. James F Foster. of New
show ylsitlng friends
finds. during Christ-

I III

, Miss Hannah
he, returned

and , 115”
after ‘spendins
daughter. Mrs.

Mrs Frederick Lundquist. of Ilenry

Vest who has been quite sick for the

past two months with sciatic rhenma
am is slowly improving

and Mrs. George corroil who

pen ' Christmas with relatives In

1‘! port. leturned‘ yesterday, to
ir home in East Normikt

banal boat is being used as a light~

6‘ to unload a schooner of lumber for

Vs, East Norwalk Lumber Company.

‘ schooner cannot get to the shore.

,"Mrs Edward Gerhardt or Stu
rt avenue. and Mrs. Henry Ger
‘ardt of Myrtle avenue were the.-

ests or Mrs. William Mitchell. of
South Main street Bridgeport on Sat
MII

and Mrs. Henry Gerhardt gave 11
liner Thursday to Mrs H. Ber
on ad Mrs Chauncey mien Mrs
Walsh and daughter all of Sau-
:ll‘rank Raymond also Mrs E

hulls of Norwalk.

. alter the regular weekly
tins of the Advent Christian
,ia‘bt’ night. a business meeting

éId, and it Was voted to accept}

and Mrs Albert Nickerson as
[re of the church.

the water main bursting in
nol. yesterday afternoon.

dine on curl-inns dav. The
were Mr. and Mrs. Philip Ger
. old: Mr. and Mrs

-k Charon and his

Master rrank

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,‘hioued do
it

Info. last was

Ml ”will”?! not aromatic
11 authors room 1 ”boon
' for the Christmas vaca-

V . ’6 NtCrlatuuu
dim; “ “ . Color
to lo duties in ‘ No

There is a good deal or talk about

the tlettin- writing and other school
I 9 past Invent mine in

to'enty two foot canoe from Edward
Stevens Mr. Grant expects to dive 11

1111111111111» hollows.

Two new members have recently
been added to the Epworth Magus.

Charles Williamson expects to enter

' 21):“ brokeraxo business in New Yoril

Mrs. Sylvester Bowen and little sou-
Claude. lcft for 11 visit in Norwalk.
Tuesday

A representative of the Gonial Cigar
Jompany was in Dorian on business
yesterday. ~ .

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James Gordon, of New York spent

Wllimott

Miss Angeline Scott, the South NOI-
walk librarian, visited the Dorian lib
1111-y yesterday.

W-

Dr Scovell of the sanitarium at or
Ridge has leased the Lombard farm
for another your.

The vetcmns of the boidiers Home
Nomton Heights enjoyed a bountiful

Christmas dinner .Jednesdoy

Matthew Cullen and daughters spent
Christmas at Mount Clair. N. J. with
M1. Cuilcns sister Mrs. Emery.

Among the Darlen visitors in Stani-
foul, Tuesday were Miss Libble L.‘
Scely. Miss Theresa Hoyt and F11 st
Selectman L. W Raymond

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Miss Kate Cools N137: window gaddon'
at the post-cities, with its many bios
shining plenty. Chriltmos Day. was a

source at pi’epalll‘pm to mom! 7;

Thetc for W66; worth ., , 301‘
Sundays; Deoémber gum" be ‘11 I191»
ins "film's. 11mm. 90; alternate
missionary topic Africa, Loader Miss

. Jennie Wood“

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Frederick mhlamson. of New York
is expected next Tuesday. for 11 visit
with his parents M1 and Mrs. George
Williamson. Maple avenue to lemaiu
over. New Yeol‘ s
The topic for the Junior Chiistmus
Endeavor Society, Sunday December
29': will be New Life in the New Yoai
Ephesians 4: 2" 1.4-24‘. Colioslans 3. 8-10;
lleadar. Miss nth Ballard.
Mrs. J. M. Willmott gave a much-e11-
.ioyed Christmas dinner party. Among
those present wore Miss Elizabeth
Waring Mr. Vt. II. Willmott and
Names Gordon of New ‘1'-.01k

 

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i The weekly prayer meeting wuicn
} Is always held in the D111 Ien Methodist
Church on Wednesday evening, will be
held this or cning. The first chapter
of the book of James will be discussed

1

6 The Christmas entertainment of the

| Methodist Church will be held at the
Ichurcb. Thursday evening. at 7:45
o'clock Presents will be distributed
to the children and a full program
will be rendered

i There appears to be no doubt that
{Ernest Spelswenkei. the young man
who was arrested for trespass a few

lthe Bridgeport jail on a twenty day
isonience and line, is guilty of the bur-
Kiary which took place on November
30 In teh house of John N. Jarvis at
Ox Ridge Directly after the robbery
when about Milo worth of silvorwppo
alld Jewelry was taken. Mr. via not
Pinkermn men to work and ey have
been successful In locating the stolen
property It was found in opal-won-
koi's trunk in a hour; at ,Cropo, L. I.

where he has been atoofion line no he
was discharged by Mr Ms After
he has served his present sentence. a
new charge will be placed against him
and he will be warranted.

um. fair.

George 'luomaou. of Tale. is home
for too holidays.

ll. 8. l‘ltch visited rolatlua I11 Poa-

5W
, In.
friends in Brooklyn

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' Iawrlluue-uronu has purchased 11 ‘

he of trial mass with other owned

Christmas with Mr. and Mrs J. M.

days ago. and Is now languishing in '

Elisabeth Hill in Visiting

Sunni wiltonlaan visited Norvolk ‘
.611 m m

Cannon Hull V :

old faintly hum ,
“yours 6! our 6 6

any ill
111666 11111?

hold of pneumonia, is improving.

1V after

non. were the Chriltmaa guests of Mr.
and Mrs J. M. Holden. 01! Dunbar?
WM

Miss Mabel Biol-nos and Fred blur-
.aos attended the dance given at the
Armory at notions Christmas night.

1 runs wmlock and family. of
North Wilton, Were the aorta Christ-
inns Day. of Gnome omstock, of
Bridgeport.

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1 Santa Claus mode glad this hearts
far the‘Celételr «1111101 léiilldron. Miss
other be times” V her. iii? trl

hung gifts from a hristma 11de
Lester Birdsuil. one of too pupils. 1111
personatod this patron saint of Christ-

i mas V

The Sunday school festival.“ too
lCongregationnl Church C riotmII Eve

Was most satisfactory. V here were no

jaddresses. but rooltotlooli and thoi din
lag of carols. The tree was unusually

ilarge and well laden with gifts. ‘

1 Mrs John Lee of New Yolk forms-1

ily Miss Amelia Chauncey. whose bril.
iIVant arrlage last April was noted in

g‘hq entinel died suddenly at her

ome last Friday of heart failure. She
has been a frequent visitor to this
place, where she was well known and
had many friends.

! Unknown parties indulged in mill-
chiovous holld pranks Christmas
eve. The gates surrounding the prem-
ises belonging to Mrs. Charles Jones
whose residence ls closed for the win

itor were carried to anzadiolning lot,

laud Miss hols Middlemu' cute

lhluge was broil Hot" R. F.

i box who also damaged presumably by
Ethc some persons.

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1 DIVISION or HvonooaAPl-lv.

m

. . ‘Artulau Basin: of th’o Red River

Valley. , .V
F01 the past two yeoriij the unwell
States Geological Survey has been up
vootigating the structural geology and

‘woter resources of the Red River Val.
Icy of the North.

Mr. Charles M. Hall director of the
North Dakota Cooperative Survey. has
*been conducting the work. and as a
.1csult of his investigation It is shown
Ethat at least two distinct nrtoslap bas-
ins underlie and yield flowing watm
oven a lame portion of tue upper Red
Rivex Vhliey. These basing are quite
distinct having different dualltios 0!

water. The more important at the
«,two basins is the eastern continuation
‘of the great Dakota Artosian Basin
noted for Its large flows in the James
iRIver Valley iii both North‘and South
Dakota. The eastern limit of this has
In In marked by ans irregular line run
hing 1101 lb and :10th not far from the
middle of the Red River Vailcy.wl1ere
the water bearing horiron rises to
within 200 foot of the surface, while
25 miles to the west It is reached at
depths ranging trom 490 to coo feet
This basin yields many large flows on
the Dakota side of the valley one re
cently struck yielding as high In . uii
barrels per days from a three inch
well.

. The water is usually found in a clear
white unconsolidated sand and Is
much softer than the surface waters
It is excellent for stock 01 for domestic
purposes. and has been used to some
extent for irrigation. The pressure
from these wells varies with location
and altitude ranging from less than
lone pound to as high as 100 pounds
.per sduirc, Inch the litter being re-
cordon by a. well at Enderiln ND 1

The second basin lies shore ‘ho
first the water coming Iron) me send
ilayors at the base of the xlaclal drift.
The control p OHM RM Myer Val
ley la a broad aln ranging from ten
to fifty miles wide and which list from
.150 to 250 feet bolowdho not” on
either side it has mobile clap-13"
zabown that) ”I‘m M“ egg
or unper In nV lid 11 come:
from the landing! a! afib'fr
of this area. where it momma? from
the annual rainfall Ind RM! toil

to the thl norm
ductlt 1111 srth .231.“
vouched at depths 63“" lbw ill) to

to Iceland
is»; 1101611111” creature“ ”The water is

 

rs pinpoint tor a ‘
thanoe to be bold in

“White" 111111 own Davtnport’

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in “Ridge 5‘

, 3. atoms. Ind family. 111 Can-'6

M01191] illlli loud

.mail‘

The filtration Arnly ls cameo in
providinxttilo nuptial New You” lilo
nor for the polar of The Norwallrs ulho
would otherwise have few of the lux-
urine of dolhties at life even once a
rear. CI plain James is sending out
the following circuit" which explains
the matter:

My Dear Friend: ‘
imppyl ow Year‘s season is. ll looph-
lag on as ulluni till! Saivntlon {Arm

a mode its plant to bring New

car a cheer and comfort to the hearts
and homes of our fellowmon whom
«plane has dealt less kindly with than
ourselves.
of the American citlaens. the aaivation
Army 133s .blep natal $2.600
peopleln large? oil it of 0 11111111 Inst
Christmos Day. and In the pinion
ChrisnndaV“ ‘a still mole gusto effort
is content» lobed. In South Norwalk
we propose to give Va substanti din
nor to 390 of the city’ s poor ,e ox-

Once mo: 6 the

the Washington street bridge.

MEANS CDNSIDERABLE OUTLAY. .

it will be easily seen that wonder
taking of this kind means a consider
able outlay of money. but. the generous
response to, previous appeals for of
forts of this kind encourage I“. its us
have that the necessary motley. food-
etc, will be forthcoming in good time
to enable «is to carry out. this under.
taking. Our officers, who live and roll
among the poor and are in touch with
the most needy families, will dIIftrl-
buteth tickets for the dinner. It
are 11 daily interested in any poor
family we will be also to supply you
with the acquired number of tickets
for them. Checks and cash donations
should be. made payable to Captain ‘8
N_ lumen. 53 Fort Point street. All do.
nations 'of food clothing and those
should be slant to some.

WANTS QENERQUS anomalous.
While responding to this special up
post. please! do not forget the needs of
our panel 111 :work in this city. To one-
tsin this and make further sdv'a'uooa
we need your help just now. Kindly
fill out slip and mail or give to only
bearer wearing the banks, of the Saliva
lion uniform who will call a duyo om
alter dellvorlnx the some Antlc on
in: a favorable and early reply. sud
wishing you a balmy Christmas and i1
prosperous New hear, I remain. very
sincerely yours,

8.1'. JAMES. Captain.

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SAVED Hts LIFE. , .
"l wish to soy thatl feel I owe my
life to Kodol Dyspepsia Cure." writes
H. C. (.‘hrestenson. of Hayfield Minn
‘For three ye ms 1,. was doubled with
dyspepsia so that i could hold nothing
on my stomach. Many times i would
be unable to retain a moi-sci of food.

Finally 1 was on onto my ‘
Donors saldl' not live. i raid
one or you»J advertisements on 'ddol
Dyspepsia Core and militant. It ll my
side and comtlencdd‘lts‘uoe I baton
to Improve from 1h! um bottle. Now
i am cured audtrecohimond It to all. ”
Digests your food Cures all stomach
troubles (loom C. Btillsca. .
ALLEGID GAME “02“” VIOLATION.
WATEBB‘UM). 27. ~Wiilia1n
neither. a prominent mdrltetman. was
arrested yesterday at the instance of
the State Game Protective Anocia
lion charged with violation of the
nine laws in havm; In his possession
six prairie cbiolollna.1‘hs one was
continued one week Neither says
that the birds caps from soother stole
god Islands 119 W 2 calls HI: law.
{or contends that a (Sounds brought
of p quite sad that man 1:11er
prov my! w
Vkablo 1111161» tho 1.11.1 11-
Assembly than. in no shadow
I case against hlI client. Till: I-
“first. "mt for violauou. of [the new

«Niel.» “It“

Gerhard

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m. 1- . It 1 ~ mny. with.

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Thanks to the generosity a

neat to feed‘ the sums in our hall on 5“)“

moods. man 11
tort-ins loo idiom uluyolll Mar
Clonilobav us can the American 81
(11’6ow by to the American; was
Manufacturing uninpmydru also 111
tips noise of hot owheoidrh horny
terdl‘iy This 666?;

“mugs mount“
3 11
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It'll?" It clln be Conan
. y not {Numeral
6 oil 1-111 subarea!”

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afnst‘ lots or
‘by Fire” or Lightning. to the
a oust Win ”All!” that proportion

. aylordtaoldon

South some

. ONCE

Blaiii of Belief

Notice is hereby given that the Board
6t Relief of the Town at Norwalk wtil
meet at their onion, Opera House block.
at! Monday. Januhry 6th. 1902, from 2 to
4‘ p. 111.". Wellhead? evening. January
3th.? to 9 urday. 11th, :1 to
6‘9. on; Monday. 13th. ll to 4 p m:

Vellum”, 15th. 2 to 4 p.n1.; Satur-
«1.186%; '1 to 9 svenlnx: Iloudai'. 30th.

33th 4 p. 111.. for the purpose of hearing
and determining any and all oppenlo
made to them from the doings of the
assassins on the list oi 1901 They will
also meet with the more as a joint
board. Monday, January 20th, at 4 p.
111., for the purpose of abating the polls&
of sick and disabled persons.

Norwaik. (191111.. December 17,1901.

JARVIS Kochooo

JAMES SUTHERLAND,

CHARLES w 13111111..
Board or Relief

 

 

WILLIfi

1 certain F 11 111.111..

66161 hung.

is be your husband;’ your brother?
or your son? We have dotlced the
WV fellow gazing mainly at the
gold glasses my patrons wear. All he
thought of run own glasses old and
worn out. Doesn' t he deserve a better

pm Does he, deserve our Christmas

resent? I! so my goods will meei

Is appreciation. Open or euings until
Christ 15.1.9115» of Christmas goods
exch'an Inyi time. ‘ _

HOMER B. HOYT.

Graduate Optician,

Room 9, United Bank Building. .
Open floors?! to 11:46.1m45 cones.

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HARTFORD'RAILROAD.
1 TIME TAILS.
in «(Got Molina 1. 1901
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. The Soulh No‘gwglk

Savings Bank.

UNITED BANK BUILDING

 

 

Our Warrauted
POCKET AND TABLE
CUTLERY.
SCISSOdS

SHEARS
CARVERS
RAZORS ,
BUTCHER AND’KITCHEN
bellVES

Are strictly first class.

Your monev balk it found de-
iechve in any way.

C’s» I13 i AM ‘1
lwdlm

orns

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Writing”
Silly .

"2 WASHINGTON STREET
South Norwalk.

Phone I43- 6

Highest Cash Prices.
till ”‘62.

unit still
sold. eadquartars forre so me it
mbberfifehthors and Ill‘ ‘Ifiéllcloo lint

Discarded mac inory'n or
Communal and goo-111
and build 36397 hardware

you would like to dispose of.
highest cash price: will
calling on

Th!
”9 will bl

ABRnHAM MARINE
13 I 15 Raymond 81

Notice by postal will receive prompt
alumina.

Open? ammonia. Clouds»
ordain.

Residence 58 Sprint street.

Tolonhm Call. 166-4. ..

I1. 11'

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room up? 3006:38qu

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BOUT" NORWALK. 00-8
11% "7 “tn“fll 1’15;

Mill seam '6
Mormon.

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Open 9:00 16 12300.1 :00 to 3:09. .
f Saturday cvedgngJ :00 to 8 :oo. -

sued ‘

mm 6

3 pilgs. None Such
1 "1 not named druid: '“

21 lb. pkg. Cleaned Currants ,
, Pail-American Milk,
Peninsular Milk;