I
Fancy .ismhlcu drama,
20c don.
Fancy Florida ounces; the dos.
85c don.
Fancy colonel oranges.
Wu;-
cnoss CRIEK AND HAZLETON
LIHIBH COM...
Carefully terraced and promptly de-
livered. Hay Grain. straw, MllH'eed,
etc. J. WALLACE MARVIN.
Res. 2 First Ave. Tel. Call, 1354.
no pun.
Smith Ferguson will sing n tenor no.
lo. this evening.‘
William Aeker. of Core stret. is able
to be about again. utter a serious sick-
nuns.
Stephen S. Norther. of Osborn are
one. is slowly recovering from his re-
cent lit'Vitl‘u illness.
'i‘hu regular weekly prayer meeting of
the Advent Christian Church will he
held tomorrow evening.
Frank born. or the Junior Band. was
the pianist at the East Avenue Metho»
dint Church. last night.
The second story on the new grocery
store that is being built on the Wash.
ington street bridge. is nearly enclosed.
One of the. large iron gray horses be-
longing to much Brothers died last
night. and was carried away this morn-
lug.
Charles Smith. who has been visit-
ing Mr. and Mrs. Daniel l..'HOnllt2!£*tllPll.
returned yesterday to his home in
Bethel.
A twomusted schooner arrived in
port this morning, with a cargo of lum-
ber for the want Norwnlk Lumber Com-
patl.“ '
George Mcflrlde. who has been visit-
ing his daughter. Mrs. Thimpsou. in
Bridgeport. has returned to his home
in this place.
Mrs. Jeremiah induct)“~ of 26 Sec-
ond avenue. will leave tomorrow. to
spend a couple of (toys with her sister.
in New York.
Miss Mary Hollistcr. of Strutlord.
who has been visiting friends in this.
plarr and Norwalk. returned ”sterility
to her home.
Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Sclieck and
daughter. Ethel. returned yesterday to
their home in Heliport. L. L. after he.
lug the guests. or Mr. and Mrs. Daniel
L‘Hommedieu.
The oyster steamer Medea did not go
after oysters. yesterday. and com
onently the openers did not work to—
day in ill-3 oyster monument ol‘ the
Rowland Oyster Company. ‘
m...
‘l‘he Bible reading of'the Advent
t'nrisziun Church. last night was held
at the welcome...“ Mr. and Mrs. Alfrrd
ii. Niolzezson. in that avenue.
Dr. Franklin G: Brown. who is now
stopping in New York. spent lust night
in East Not-walk. at the resldcnee of
Mr. and him Thoma B. Grimm
"*1”...
Rex: and Mrs...me D. Gorham. of
Derby. 0min“ «wlmilave been visiting
friends in Dorian and vicinity. stopped
in this place restatlay. for :l few hours.
«m~~-—~ ~-
The revival stirring in the East Ave—
nue Methodist Chmlt. last night. was
interesting. Rev. .J. L. Rollins. oi
North Wilton. “Shit“ by the Retinal
Band of the church conducted the new
whom and RH. Hr. Rollins delirelod a
sermon. inking tor his lost. John 1212!.
“Vu'llr. verily. 1 our unto you. except a
torn of what till into the ground and
die. it abidcth alone; but it it die, It
hrinmh llomi much fruit." There was
singing by the. anti) ammonia. mansion
in; at Smith Mutton. first tailor; Je-
mm a. Smith. ma tenor: Daniel
L'Houmedleu. Iran! has and Frederick
Field. mud inns. Thu solutions rung
mo. mood blot The rejections sun:
went “The p ' l Lite Boot." and
“When My mom I Shall are.“ new.
Kenneth Home. In. 0! Weapon.
I‘m melt um mitts.
. «overrun.
grotto: Rut it“, wtuo m N"
Y i.
.t sociable will!» ma . t u the
metallurndlitnlchn ‘ .‘
mut- Juh- l.‘
WWI!-
tundhucflunyifltvlam
tun-Am
" mmmmm
WWW m.
. the mud. emu
or
attrition
m and you“
people have mu limit: mu loot!»
The bolts which have arrived tor
the Dorian libmy hare been placed on
tho ahelvea. They make a decided ad.
ditlon.
Mr. nun Mm James V. otur . I. or
Newton, who “line been pound on the
holiday; in New Haven; hum returned
to their home. I
Mrs. Francis 8. Kramer, of New
Canaan. who hambet‘anivllltins Mrs.
Nora Daniela in this place, has re-
turned to her home. ‘
.m-
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Henneusev. of
Noroton, have returned from a visit
with Mrs. Hunuuuey's ulster, Mrs,
James 1“. Graham, in Baotou.
The week of prayer at the Barton
Congregational Church its meeting
with great success. A large congrats»
‘tlon was at the church, last night.
”w...—
Ponulona have been loaned by the.
”tension oflice at Washington as fol-
'lown: Catherine H. Winslow_ of New
Haven. $8 per month: Emerette A.
Walker, of Granny. $8 per month. and
Kiln C. Daniela. of Bridgeport. 88 per
month. All or these were widows or-
lginal.
There was a surprise party Monday
night at the realdence of Mr, and Mrs.
Byron S. Olmstead at Noroton Heights.
'i‘holr daughter Nellie had reached the
age of seventeen years and ueveral of
her friends called to remind her of it.
The evening was pleasantly spent in
playing games of every description
and dancing was indulged in. Miss El.
sic Barnes playing the piano. There
was singing by the Misses Stella and
Annie Smith and Ralph Hluman pln_v~
ed the harmonica with piano accomr
paitlment. Supper was served at 10
o'clock and after another hour of real
enjoyment, all departed for their re
spective homes. Miss Olmstead was
the recipient ol‘ a handsome bracelet.
WESTMRT.
Miss E. (‘mssman spent Sunday in
Bridgeport with friends.
Joseph Cahili. of Bridgeport. was a
guest of John Ryan Sunday.
Miss ll. F. Sherwood, of Bridgeport,
is the guest of Mrs. W. F. Osborn.
William Cronin)“. of Bridgeport.
virus a guest of Charles Builder. Sun
t 35‘.
Minn V. Elwood. at Brooklyn. N. Y..
S. E. Elwood.
The Misses Mullins and McDonald.
of Falriield‘ were guests of the Misses
Brady, Sunday,
The next meeting at the, Historical
Society will lie-January 13. at the msi~
.lence of .l. P. Godillot.
George B. Mills spent Monday in
Georgetown. whither he went for the
purpose or purchasing milch cows.
Frederick Flatt who has been on the
sick list for nereral days. was able
to resumu work in Southport, yester-
day.
A number of residents tram here at»
tended the. nuns service at the Nor-
unlit Congregational Church. Sunday
evening,
Mrs. Arthur Jellii‘t. organist of the
Congregational Church. is ill. Her
place, was filled Sunday luv Mrs, H. t“.
“’mtln‘oflh.
Thomas lleilernan. oi Saugatuolt.
who has been in attendance on his
daughter in Bridgeport. who is ill, re
turned home this week.
Doric Chapter. 0. n. 8,. paid n {m
train Monday night. About twenty
fire oi the low} body tool: the trip.
The annual meeting 0! the stockhold-
at: of the First National Bank. will be
l2 in the warming. for the elertion of
directors.
This after-omit the annual business
meeting of the t‘onmgational Church
will he held. :it «to 1". in. a church
supper will he starred lollou'od at S
with an entertainment,
James Hardin“: and his brother.
who for n uumiwr of weeks have been
inmates oi the Bridgman hospital.
suffering from typhoid furor were dis
charged Satnniur and returned to
their home in Saugtluclt
George T. Dickson, Jim. is still at the
home of hi. parents. humanly sick
being [mated hr Dr. Jane-"3'. ot Ne:
York for home trouble anoint. the
heart. There is not a lithium WM“
ther the patient will returner.
rmnniu. Julep): ‘1'. Bradley
and Hunter C. Berra, mm or the
Board of Rellrl. will hold tholr first
session at the eekfllmt‘u mam MW
day or next. week. at l p. in. They will
also meet at the some place «my no.-
dmr in hum.
Following are the hourly eioctod on-
is visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. - ’
ternal visit to the sister lodge in Nor:
held Tuesday. January it. from ill to‘
outer “MUN”. which 5! is alleged it
It will be than It.“ 81mm on
.. g... a m .
:ot Colds and Grip
Iris always (1 tour to n 4'
lectucold. woficundsyiifit'
. the’ wt numbed. wiio‘lu'wc (thron- '
it: outarrh, ‘evury one ofjwhom‘
alien‘his lanolin tit dineglected
co d. ' ‘
Colds weaken the lungs, lower!
the vitality,and pm the way for.
consumption. ' ' "
Pneumonia always results
from a cold or from an attack of .
influenza. I
Give every cold the attention
alt deserves and treat it properly!
’nnd you will avoid these. dun
out diseases. What shouldyoul
do? There is but one answer
.utakc I
Chamberlain’s
Cough Remedy ‘
it is intended especially furl
acute throat and ion discascs,‘
of which colds and ingucnza are
the most common. The remark—l
able cures effected by that rem—t
edy have made it famous. over
a in part of the civilized world.
Use it and a quick cure. is certain.
1t counteracts any tendency tow—
ard pneumonia. Among thc‘tcns
of thousands who have used it
for colds and grip (influenza)
during the epidemic of the last
few years, not one case has ever
been reported to the manufactur-
ers that did not recover or that
even resulted in pneumonia,
which is certainly a very remark-
..blc record.
J
was a caller on reinllvos here Sunday.
l
ra-
llies Anderson, at South Norwallt.
was the guest int week. of Mrs. Prun-
Y ‘
l
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Buttery were
guests of relatives in this place. 8am
day.
.
Mrs. Minnie Gregory. has sold her
horse and carriage to her son. Frank
W. Gregory,
Mrs. L P. Pillow want. to Port Cites.
tor Saturday to spend the winter with
her daughter. Mrs_ 8. Raymond.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Clark were
the guests Sunday of the {Diner’s
parents. Mr. and Mrs. F, F. Clark.
Charles Benton. of. Brooklyn, tor—
iSttutssiunltx Wittldhlnlitt
in uncut
lewlult. an amalgam",
5 Fin Fur Thump”
ling in Sun iitlliilltl
..........al.’._.
NEW HAVEN, Junuury 8.—-—'l‘he do.
claim: or Attorney Genoa! Chariot
Phelps that the time of mtlout
oflluluily will take u hand in the litlv
nation over the estate of Henry Broad
icy Plant. is taken to mean that every
effort will be made to keep the will
and property within the jurisdiction
of the Connecticut courts. By reason
of the succession tux. thorn in quite a
big sum'tlue. from the entitle. and thin
tact alone may be an issue in putti s
the New York and Connecticut eon it
against one another.
Certainly there is ground (or such a
bullet. Attorney General Phelps ul-
rcadr has put himself on record in tar-
or of carrying the cm in the higher
courts. 0n the other hand. there l5.
a possibility that the same attitude
may be taken by New York Blue. auth-
orities, who or couruu would benefit by
martin of a tax on the State. Conne-
queutiy this may‘ be a basil tor Involv-
ing the two States in ...tgntton. . such
actuation in one sense would be. otto-
nether aside from the contest between
Mrs. burnt-cl Plant and the rexueu.
turn; but it is only natural to ultimo
that the counsel in both inflamed,
would be on their respect!“ Illicit: at-
torneys tor the executors with Con-
necticut. and those for Mr. Plant with
the New York State courts . ;
Under the Connecticut law the true-
cosslon tax would mean quite a big
sum. Until the exact amount. or the
property is known, and the various ex»
emotions are noted. it in imposulble to
estimate accurately the until that
would be due Connecticut; but. an:
proximately. the sum would be near
$100,000. It in this amount that the
State treasurer is seeking on the
ground that the millionaire railway
uni steamship man had his renounce
in this State. visually there is a time
limit at one year for the mutant m
the succeulon m; but in the Plant
will use. the time limit has been or
tended in order thnt the courts tint
might decide whether primary lurisulo
uon trio be had in Connecticut or In
New York. . .
m1 wet
. howl-Homily!
You can Scandal-n; imam nui-
be hank well, “to" kill
an: ill: at vlpv . taking
fill makes ml: Wm. strung,
urn:- .. an.”
2
58
on. euttmfl’s FUNERAL.
impmon «also mm at some":
momma Church.
merly at this place. was the west Sun.
day of hi r. and Mrs. George Benton.
Mrs. Robert Gregory has been enter-
taining her sister, Miss Florence “Will.
molt. of llamamneclt, the past week.
Mrs Bonner and daughter Lillie
haw returned to their home in Nor-
walk. after a week}: visit with Mr, and
Mrs. Charles Butterr. .
Mrs. Lana Prunyi was called suddm-
lr to New York. Saturday. upon the
mint at a telegram“ summoning her
to the lmdnido of her brother, who is
critically ill.
(.8038 Elm. m KANSAS CASE.
'i‘OPEKA, Kan. January it..Specill
counsel tor the government yesterday
filed a 9mm hill in the «wane mentlr
instituted by William Manlndute
midst Calvin Hood and others to re-
dne on the rt-al value» of Martindale‘o
property. which he turmoil over to the
tit-nations tor the benefit of his rye-oi
tors, following the tntlure or the Cr ‘33
Bank. of mood; of which he, no ‘
the flooflflidm The mt
mppom null-duo‘s alienation in to
the we of property below in value
and such to recover tho my or
in value.
“"002? To L. I. WW.
one Mounts. January S—Amm
mumrthcflgmwtuhetlm
by avatar: club or on aim In
Latin H. mm mm ill: mm from
Wain-m tum “
The funeral of the late Rev. Joseph
i’xtllman.,D. 0.. was held maternity"
afternoon in the Stamford Methodtutg
Church. alter a service for the mean
bars of the bully oi the claim.
There were mum in attendance from.
New York and various towns in the
New York East Conference, unions
the number hell; atom 50 clergyman.
The services at the church opened
at 1:20 with Rev .th J. S. Cbndtlrh.
presiding elder ot the Brooklyn Scotti g
district. in charge After your b‘gg
Dr. Chndrrtclt. Rm: Dr. James , onl—
xoutet'v. omitting elder; o! the amok.
in North Dietrlrt, and lit-r. Dr.
Gemst- E. Simbriduo, motor of the
Stallion! Church, road mm from
the Scriptures. This was followed hi“ ‘
singing, and a prayer by Drfiw. St;
i
Kellen of, New Tot-h, editor ol‘ - the
Methodist Magazine t.
ileum. )1. F. North. at New York:
inter. Dr. J. R, Adams. Ming elder
u! thek New Haven district, and Pml.‘
William 4th Ree «Modern Dill.i
realty. “ -. .
Dr. mom made Want.
til. I'M mar terrier of l tubule re»
am the.“ of the pro-lulu elder.
”00! (C, Wu
rally.
cunts a box.
(all). N. l'.. sole ant-nth for the. United
States.
fig¥%.;%tclihew1mwnzflfl lll‘ l'iifliufliii "MW“? rill "0 “01
otiNew‘l’ork. who no punter or {tel villi-9 WflimW’W—‘le-l lo midi}i W} in
Stamford church me: all roars ago: Will 30 imam“ till)“ “will“ will 4min
at: It! not; i;
W" p“ nouns; unto; in hams 13W
hm panama; putt: WI am to optima
an in Mo mums um mm «Wu to
. um: ‘0'“? "ll HIM Wiuol mu.
mm outp- to wound: u: l.“ Million
m
«in. hem-tit.
A‘wod reputation is not easily earn-
ed, and it was only by hard, consul/cut
work among our citizens that Dow’s
Kidney Pills won ...olr my to the
proud distinction ntlhlned in this in-
chilly.
women 01' South Nurwalk resident» has
rendered invaluable service
community.
says:
The public endorsement o!
to tho
ituati whatthiu citizen
Mr. W. it. Green. of 41 Spring astroet.
the engineer at Croi'ut a Knapp‘a hat
rectory, ears:
ed in the army and exposure and hard-
Ihipa may have weakened me plint-
liidnuy trouble and slight urlu- »
arr diillculty set in. and an i polluted
an advertisement about Doan's Kidney
Pills curing such cases, isn't a box at
Plaisted‘s and took them.
iuhlng the treatmunt
much better and the mutations were
natural."
“When a boy, i enlist.
After not
i felt ever so
For sale by I“ dealers: price in)
Fontonmihum (20., But-
Rcmoinber tin» namealioun'swand
take no other.
nun innit nuns
IY JO8EPHINE 8088.
For house. near. veilings, etutnllieo,
line cashmereii. and crepe do chines.
into much ,worn.
locus. c‘ltlitous. and tissues are full-
ionahle for evening gown».
continue is tilted extremely for dinner
or reception costumes. A beautiful din.
ner‘xovrn is of black not over while
Moth. The skirt is laid in tucks and
bordered
ileum oi the not. finished with three
rotor of chilling. At the head of the
ml sorts of Illln.
lrtsh cm
by an accordoongplcated
A scourilul Dina" Gown,
Frail”. Murillo/on. I” Filth '- n, 3. ’l‘
on: at our Spot an; qua .331qu is; put
MW! "Willi “WM! #511 ill z”. 3309 a”,
1er on: in turd panning at: out; one
it!!! one smut: «Qt in patterns ‘11th
may [31330 t! trim hymn tr; 11(01th lilo)
.m amt gr; 3513:; nonhuman: mall if,
I”! 3
um um: 312le int woq’ilullfl pun
willow cadmium:
‘ unfold Hindu-d in ' I
/ all.
Notice is hereby given lhnl'tho Bowl
or Ballet 0!. the Town 0! humour. will. .
meet at their oilice. Opera Hours block,
on Monday. January 6th. 1902. than 2 to
4 mun: Wednesday evening. January
8th. 7 to .9: Saturday. 11th. 2 to
4 D- in: Monday, 13th. 2 to l .. mi:
Wetland“, 15th, 2th 4 p. m;
dainlllui. 7 to 9 evening; Monti; . 20th,
2 to t p. m, (or the purpoue ut‘gehrlnz
and dotermlnluu our and all Appeal-
mnde to them tram, tho doing. of the
assessors on the "M of, 1901. . her will
also meet with the assessors a» a joint
board. Monday. January 20th. at 4 f
m. (or the purpuupmtuhattnx the pol s
of sick and ambled photons.
Norwalk. Conn. December 17. 1901.
JARVIS KELLOGG.
J AMEQ SUTHERLAND.
CHARLES W. BELL,
till
lur- '
Board of Relief.
CUTLER
Our Warranted
POCKET AND TABLE
CUTLERY
bCISSOKS
SHEARS
CARVERS
RAZURS
BUTCHER AND KITCHEN
kNlVES
Are strictlv first class.
Your monev bad: it iound de—
tective in any way.
Comstock,
Watkins
8: Bow,
"2 WASHINGTON STREET
South Norwalk.
Phone l43—5.
Highest Cash Prices.
Discarded mhinery at all kinda.
piping.eteam and water mantra, stoves
and builder-f hardware bought and
sold. Headquarters tor return: menu.
rubber. leathers 1nd all uncle: that
you would like to dispose of. Th!
highest cash prices will be purl by
calling on
ABRAH” HARNB.
13 0 ll Island 81
Notice by maul trill receive prompt
attention.
(”reclamation-n. Clouds“
union.
Residence 68 Spring meat.
Telephone Call. 15m.
SOLID 4ND
SUCCESSFUL.
cm “HOME ERIK
MUTH "23:“. CON!» ‘ _
Capital. “00.00030
Surplus. 3100.000.od .
on.» man. renounce ‘I .
”HI-mm.
«can. mm m. ‘4
‘ cancerous .
John H. Fonts M m
John It. Kain Wall-rm
John it. um I. a. sum
Judah It. llama Into-i m
J. Vinita“ M.
m. at: 1011;! (ad.
.. ‘ w .‘.‘ 1“ 1
borimhe clatfi‘mréd
"When you on; coal roti‘vl,lnt:;!tlll
measure. Not only north; duulltll‘
right but thruuantity as 'wall. With
you place the order within m m
nuro oi satlutactlon in ”ambit; oi do”
you buy. .
T’lace your orders withua nodal
your money's worm. 0nr‘pt‘icn1dflfl
any and our coal surnames all. ‘
--- l
hint lllllilllli t it.
Inca-Iron to ultimo.
122 Water St. Tel. 81:.
Branch (Mine, 2 8o. Main St. I
LlKEWA art".
NICK. . ifld‘tl‘_
insurance make» a man on NI-
hcud up. Anythinglhflf If?!
a man's communist ll? 1‘: 7.
tor in that which incline:
reliance: bent ll ”All. ”Illicit “I.
i
; both and dammit-tite- hit-full:-
in plain Wei. Th mm
once in the World. ' L
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United nunxuu'hsu. m' ‘ '
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Our Very Best Omit . 171 Button “a“
Pillsbury’g Belt from. ”a '
3 plus. None So .h Mince Heat,
1 lb. pkg. Seeded Bimini. i. » 1M
1 lb. pkg. Ciuned‘bumntg to” ”10¢
Pan~American Milk. . 5 ‘lc “I!
Peninsular Hill, to m‘
3 m" WWW/51¢ PM. ~ 23.
A. STULL,
Cottage ave. East Namath
mun turnout
Here I; the chonneet place in to“
to buy mam " J a
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BEPkltlqu mo nos-um. l
A. TARLOV.
Marinate» 'm Irldge,
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um «ordain.
on. NI
Pl‘umblnnnnd.mm floor:
We ‘ 5'
flirt Illuminati-n.
‘10! ”filial-d.
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