it
. «11ml...
Ills
206 on.
. , Faber Jamaica e'rsuse
Fancy Floridan F. _ 260 on.
May cal. 11s 1 35s dos.
Mrs. J.S Randall is ill at her home
in Riverside avenue.
Clare Murray was out on the lists
111 since clams this morning: ‘
be building fund of Grace Episcopal
Church has 11 increased 850.
Mrs. Edward HSmith who has been
ill at her home in River'side avenue. to
improving.
Miss Alice Rider. or Maple avenue.
has been entertaining Miss Lottie Mor-
roll. 0!! Bridgeport.
Dr. George Doualass spent Sunday
‘ with Dr Herbert Ayres, at hiI home
in Van andt' nvenu 11.3
D WBWJ (1!in Y'oi‘it‘i Iatvi
ndsd cum-o1 Mrs. Betsyviilo-
via worm afternoon ‘1
' Mr. and Mrs. Jerome A. Mason, of
Bridgeport. were in East Norwaik
calling on friends yesterday after»
110011.
The Sunday school teachers of the“
Advent Christian Church. will hold an
important meeting Friday evening of"
this week
MiII Marlon Maoliesn. who has
been visiting in Brooklyn and New
vein for a month has returned to
her home in East avenue. ‘
Mrs. Arthur N. Paddock accompan—
led her husband to East Norwalk. from
Springfield, Mass" yesterday, to attend
the funeral of Mia. Bothy Davis‘. ' 1
The masquerade hang committee of
the Arion Singing Society met last
night. at HermIn E.- Malinda cafe. and
lriggipletcd all arrangements for the
Miss May Moit of the Salvation Arr
.W .V‘ ‘jstorr Springfield.
thine—2' monomeri- in:
,, ,‘,_"-.11e'dh wofling‘
_ V . dipre'nhh»
, at stony
“ ' nigh draiWhaW‘roi-
ceived as wet-dim. *mnoonkeiwthhi
'he 111111180 ,. ’ ‘
new... ”' .
ciasliot‘ th . V,‘
outwith.“ ."t'
ing, and will attend the class meeting,
in the Norwalk Methodist church. -
Samuel Hereford of the and or flesh
ford. Clough & Clayton.” of New York
was in East Norwal yesterday. and
was the guest of Dru’gg‘ist Thomas B.
Grillin, at his home in Riverside ave-
one.
., Miss Nellie L‘Hommedieu. of Henry
street. entertained a few of her friends
at whist last night. Those present be-
sides the members of the family were
Mr and Mrs. Milton Ellwood Mr. and
Mrs. Fowler. Mr. and Mrs. W. C.
Thomas son Kenneth and daughter
Katherine.
Henry Wood master worhman and
man shoer do! business in South
Norwalk but u yersally known in the
east. has' discovered a cement to unite
rubber with silt hide; which molten it‘d,
stick closer than any brothers except
the Siamese twins. To those. who
use elk hide this will be a boom. as
it gives renewed vigor torthofriole. and
1 well as helps to preserve the hair.
The funeral of Mrs. Betsy Davis was:
held yesterday afternoon. Ironi the real-
dence of Mr. and Mrs. James L'Hotn-
medleu Seaside Place. at 2 o ’cioclt yes~
terday afternoon A largemuorhqs of?
friends and relativism were present. 1&4
cludlniz severalr 61: 110,118 island. Thhy
were Captain 11 Hutchinson". of“
Setaucket; Elisa Hutchinson. Oyster
Bay; Mr. and Mrs. John J. Randallri
Mr. and Mrs Ernest Randall and Mr.
and Mrs William G. Miller. of Free-
port L 1.. and Mrs. ‘25 Randall. obi
Brooklyn. RIMJ .
the East Avenue Mist *Clinrcli'.
conducted the services Ind talkc‘d very
appropriately. A cuartetts consisting
of Mrs. Nathan E. Campbell. soprano;
'Mfih .Keel er. “3°!“ Ifiance “1:;
, “tough?! 21m!" ' MM
bIII. gain} Sweet Day " and
. 2.2m pail bearers
deceased, Arthur
it ita,ndall Ernest
Randall and,” Clifford Ebodsll. Inter-
Inont- MI 11“ limit are».
ilorI'l tributes would m5. consist?
in: mostly of ones":
* submitted. Assistant State‘s
Must. pastor did
Them-mo;
‘1 kwwmld
mm 111211.
in- “Wise 5mm Iii-mu.
”Earths Bil/11101111. at this place,
111 “with om oi 1.1111311
Bunnie .
ton
Methodist Church hold I muting last
11%|:th 11‘, 011 n i l. i
Silo!
Leanne oi the fiction nicely...— so
ciety of the buried Con
(”Intel‘s “11‘ 2
home of Miss Nettle Lesson Friday“
evoains of this week.
Benismin Wood 01» New Canaan
.. who is taking the biennial—11.1.9. Wit
at the lstter’s store vowing Bates
' . "a in ogworam
it is presumed that he 1 ,mill
The registrars of Dorian
the town hall on W
and Friday Flatiron:
lto 9 oflcllocv i‘or tilts
as e or 11 person
tions from the eiooloimibi
declaring what
they desire to
The revival car '15131 3.11 .Darluil
Methodist Church are meeting with
wonderful success. Many have become
converted. The meetings will be held
every night this week, with the creep
tlorli otB’Satgrdayl.‘ Rem. Spencer
0 111118 2 a 0 seat Ivory m
Elli... {addendum 1:" W’WM“ at
trial:
‘T‘ho “ileum half” wild tilled almost to
its capacity yesterday people with
people who were curious to see and
léearmwhatw was media? on. Th3 1:153“?
Sop e . 0-2 onto
lhr’otiMr “111%. digger salesmen:
against Patrick Smith of Stami‘md
charged with criminal assault. came up
for trial.- Only a little” or ‘tlie tutu
‘mo, was heard as Eat-May or Homer
3 'inmlngs, of Stamford counsel for
the defense. aMiifor o} centlhnsnbri
as he could not remain long at the
trial. The continuance was granted
until Friday oi this week when the
rest2of the evidence in the case will he.
Moi-no:
Louis Curtis at Stamford appeared in
behalf of the state. to prosecute the
case.The1 mallards of long stamina
it being alleged to have happened in
Octoberkiilihl. The girl is only eleven
RH? 12‘.
mmony ojt
her, willvww
divitwlr studied that“ all!
ldlsn‘iiuho aim
much ht favor 01
Wis dill bit a "3500
A... or...
, ' r in position
112131th '011 company athl
son' 3 Point ’
Mrs; .Sionlos. wills. who has been
seriously ill with congestion of the
lungs, .11s1silghtly improved. 1. .
LeBoy Crockett is rapidly progress
ing on his electrical boat which he
future.
The Ladies’ Aid Seciety will hold
their annual supper at the residence
or Mr. and Mrs Daniel Wicks“: of Ray-
mond street, tomorrow afternoon and
evening.
Morris Joselotf of Joselolts Gro-
cery store, which is situated on Main
street is taking a few weeks oil.
While Mr. Joseloff is on his vacation
he will visit Boston.- New York. and
many other noted cities.
2A2 large» number or relativeswent
to East Norwalk yesterday afternoon
to attend the tuners! oi the late Mrs.
Betsy Davis, who was well known
throucheuh tblhiplacb She- will be
greatly missed by her many friends in
Romayton.
Mrs. William 1. Stevens. who sus-
bother! I paralytic shock some weeks
ago. died last night at 10: 215 o’clock.
1'12a1nily residence in this place.
" or demisowas not Vuuexpectod.
12111111111; 11 large circle of relatives 1nd
friends. Mrs. Stevens was noted about
B'owaston. tor her good works, and
was lil’wnys ready in instances of afflic-
ticn or distress to give or her time and
walleye these in“ trouble. Se
. cantata? years been a mlomber I
e: urch. and‘w - It oarn~
'est iworker‘ and thorough christihn
woman. A husband and seven children
survive. The latter are Captain Wil-
iiaml. Stevenan. Mrs. Louis E. Bay-
we certain WIMWR.’ me 1111..
Louise Stevens. Miss Lins‘ Stevens
iss Kathryn Stamina are W
one. The funeral will be held from the
family homestead, in Main street.
Thursdays moon, It 2 o’clock. Rev.
Church. will ‘eouduct the services. and
1212.2! W1
(31% Church l'n’:
m
“>3, , ‘ :4
Wilhelm?” 9““
expects to have finished in the near .
.nasterroraremsunt one
want. will lmin the plot in Union ,
«not
employed 11s 0.
tinned tri ends
' Item News...
Shinto day. 1
, ooh there will
, a nicotine of at
Christ Church. -
Mrs. 11‘. hi. Ramon of Sauaatuck.
. We in South-
ma...
l
9'Il'inhop amend, pertained the
mutational-motion 0.111 1:11: {another of
candidates in Christ Church Sunday
morning, and at Trinity Church in the
ovonin
{110:5 Nash‘s» point 22th crowded
with shatters Mmrgzy; Arrangements
are chain; no, ”mo soc-
W1 orders to “ v11 £11155 1.1.11.1...
is this M12 semifinal!“
are that it will hit it to be ,intleflni o‘-
iy pogtpomhil‘.‘ It‘d. '21 “1“",23125111311‘
Harry Sherwood was an interested
spectator at the Kinsoiip hearing in
hairdo“. Saturdays, in" who rumored
that Mi" «nervous WIS “to be a star
henna: momma decimation ”not
be of moment.
Jeeps «Flynn who wewnoirodn
Brocklyn trolley line, and left ant
Tuesday to be a work. is” home as 111..
'6 my"1 333.1 a mile
agree wt to Menu “in no
for sprint when lie insane I‘wii
try farming for u change.
Fravk Warren. who for years has
been 11 the employ or E. A Salmon.
has resigned his position. What he.
will do is‘aimatter or smmi'so'withi
him now but he expects to leib New
York city and secure a position with
one of maritime commission hooded
more. Mr. Warren is a young ,naan
?- of experience although he acquired it
in a country store. »
A theatre martyr ‘2 coniposod‘of‘tnlrt
members or the “1!”th
‘ - Club went1to Bridgeport Inst“evenin‘g
and occupied seats at th‘I1 P111111 City
Theatre to witness Nat E'oodwin and
Maxine Elliott in 'leiI'a: -We2 «Wero2
’i‘wedtv—one " After the show was over
the party went to the Atlantic Hotel.
where an elaborIte supper was served
in the banquet hall. The return was
. made to Westport about midnight.
CMNBURY.
Robert Gregory, who has been quite
111.113 immerse
Mrs. Fredericto— Buttery.- of Nomlh.
spent Sunday; with her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Bates. here.
Mr. and Mrs.‘- William Burke. 0‘!
South Nor-walk, were sheath over Sun-
day of M15 and urea 32Wr—91
this place»
Mr. and Mrs, Frank Oratory and
visited with relatives in Bridgepb
over Sunday. Mfr Gregory was in Hart-
ford Saturday.
Mrs. D. M. Fillow entertained Wed-
nesday. Mr. Saylor. 11nd dwilyvand Mr.
Buttery and family. of Westport; and
on Thursday, Més.2"l‘."11e’WitT. Van
Doren. an Miss Clara Van Doren. of
Norwallt: that mm 0! New Canaan.
and Miss Eillow. of this place.
NEW alflfl'fl
. M. Monrhdj has flhiahed cutting
ice. The houses are filled.
Miss; M» Fairly viliicd with
friends. in Std‘mtord. Sunday.
ed tram a visit in: new
A. V. Willih
eSugdudaadwnggh friend?“ I.
so too Was I ma
oftri, ,fl'd.Slma|
K21 Mk $1500.“ Alli”! oxford.
visited With.” friends ~h‘oi‘e‘ Stilldsy.
Vlliswllfilins Shady. of New York.
Norris Milli-111': firearms. has a... "‘
1‘ ‘2" h. ‘1
”It 0"! Hill N'blllo Elwood, Built" ;
he Misses kibble and Abbey Burr 1'1
' "L'iidrtl’was ,'
iii—lane was the .;
, .ntertis 151121.15 low and robbed
witness for the prosecution. this he ,
informatimdhltku believed would .5,
no have secured a poaiblomt‘. baiting“? "
‘ity of Churches dost ; -:
film-d on the noun
Mr ”Moos, JohmaY hamroturn- _
112.0! Neill YM.» spent 2!”
sues Guild 1‘11 .2. " '
in frequent pain and miscrymu
'Vese
table Compound came to
ltncwn', is. it brought new lite and health to, the. .
Ebotticsmi Compounniandwosr SonatidenWthn dist improvement
Willamiliut {mmctho- Melanie 5.1.1 tail. that, Imabettcr..aad so. i »
{dept up counsel and continued the treatmtrlm N it at: n5.- 311211115
W’dtbhincd that 1 would bowel] j , , ‘
to, its, 11111611. extent to: imam... 1. ,3; , ,
1211211121221
re,"
mo
2 'l'nem 2..
(lame 112,11... George A
only fl (3an A5
”inhabitant: 11121 , .'
any onus. Saturday.
Handset! violators o... the
Pl reiio'rt ca'mI2 trourfimlwdal 1. ‘
orning. that three or four . a:
are in the weeds there. With" %
drefivcy‘ing what game they: on
s g c .«
The isport was carried in 112:. 1121112
ris who promptly nudism Deputy
Sharia Escorts. with the out that
he go at once to the sponge is woods
and arrest the man. i The acumen...
ty sheriff was quick to complytwith
the Game Wardens request. but.
though he hurries [0 Bpringdsle and
Icarched the woods and country line
cl. there was no sight or sign of the
alleged law breakers.
only a short time when Mr. Ferris
Nina called to the telephonehs't his no.
cery Jeremiah ‘Millor was talking on
Abe other end. (1‘01“; his Springdsle
Esters. Mr 11111 I inl'brmoil the sum
Ward?!“ :11“; thus [Miw‘ilrgd‘ lust
passe h s p ate. Idiom tam-
2.1m“ meme
ad mononucleosis; c
said Mr. M1 113th act
1111 once. we ordered
and condemning—user Ilium
a Genet-bin and Dame. ardon
Iirove rapidly over EI'lIt not street
to the railroad bridge. Here" they
left This may? and thawed? afoot up
{the “imit- oi' the New CIoIIiuhrInch
of tho C'onsolldntod. They walkod ov-
er the tics and stone ballast as tar
a1 Sprinadalo. but no trace of the its!
{.Ilians found they. ' 1‘
it is said that there “considerable
'lllicit hunting going on in the woods
on the outskirts of the town. The
the wardens are deter-oiled
to thibi 2 21c Willlgn
elnw may be found No leniency
W m M Imu oi the
.will star! no excuse. the war
Douglas East avenue, Sunday
Scott Milli“
2111 new '
.Mehls sister, Mrs. 'l‘libodoro.
arcs;
ywl’mo‘e . .»
1
The Deputy Sheriil had been gone '
2 . 1.11.1.5“: mandarin-.2. 2. .—
vu .
caught,— 1‘ 1401‘
191001“ oivtho *Ylmbn‘ of‘
’ir .
conductance 110011.221 1mm.
1 used several
.» “ babel
2, . ”1111161112 111‘.
nominate
Matrices. i
heard
'W a '
only the paper will look on chur'
ails. Do not make the this-
this afterward. Use judgment
"in’seiectinx. Use care in buy
111‘s. Our stock‘ is large enough
standard you dust the right pa-
For '
Window Shades.
in shock and to order.
Pictures;
Nothing— matron. the home
' .. more ‘chocrtul.
Pinto—re Fleming.
"'5: : Edie $101111 te'rniture.
Raindnc111aud’ ‘
Babel-11211111611119:-
(let your orders 3', for next
.v
'8? WASHINGTON STREET
' south Norma.
Openness-logs ma ciao; .
. ' ' ;.» When you buy. «signpost». s
. right but the quantity as well. Whflli
'111111111
. . . 1.1K! serif! sack,
v11. 12:11,,n1ssohonshm, .,
,' Pillsbury’ a fleet Flour.
‘ Wildlblulnduflum 2116112
III: we... we...
lieu» mass 2 ..
2— a: 9 ~.
iiiassure. Not 0111i want the quality”
you place the order with us routers
5", sure of satisuctioo in every bit of cash, '
' ' you buy.
7 I Place your orders, with no and gel
«your money' a world. Our price equals
, pay and our cool surpasses all.
”"I‘
m
1a {112.1
11111 i (:11
Successors-1o, 11. 1M
122 WetsnSt. ‘ Tel. 81-5.
Branch Giles” 3111'. Main St.
1.5mm new. a ms'ii ca'r’r'y all"
head up. Anything that increase!
a mans self- respect is good,-
ter is that which increases his
fictitious; but: long?" “111'th
c a i s on II II
in pla'ig 1131135.. The a... near
ancein thaWarid» ~ * , ,
CONN; “Em '
630161! (1111161111131
Our very ssh" creamed hotter; Me 111
' " 60c m
311-pitgs. None Such Mince Meat. ‘ 26c
lilib pkg. Shaded Raisins. 101*“
1 111 bird Cleaned Currants. 1‘ 1011‘
Pan- American Milli-y" ' to can
Peninsular Milli: . So can
3phmiflenturhhl‘chlth*P'Inh'ake‘: 25c
A:- S {ULL
Cottage ave ._ -.
m
, an-
The LoweSi Rate Pawn Brok‘elt‘
fewelry and Watches for Sale.
Repairing. ,.,
A. TARLOV.
w..1.1..m2mmg..22. 1 '
south Norma. . 2
t..11. A
1er ' "1902.
STOVES AND RANGES
SLATE AND' rut aoorm'c.
Gas and Steam Fitting.
Gas Fixtures, Metal Ceiling; etc.
'allow you won.“ any. owe“ a?
ICHMO
.111
' or Relief of the .T.
Eastahlorwelk.
" calling on
‘ ,
WITH THE .C 0
10111121111013? "
A machine' you will
everyday. (Jutland see
Notice is hereby given
no of
meat at their phlegm,
on Monday, Januar tit'hr 1
i p. III-.1; Wednesdu s
8th. 7 to ii: Saturda
,1 p 111.; Monday. 131 '
Wednesdan 15131.42
day; 18th; 7 toibevenissi
Hot 11. 111.. forthowp
and decennlu‘iugh
,rnade‘ to them from
assessors on thigh g.
Norwalk. Conn..Dooo1n
JARVIS KB
Discarded-1' machinery oi:
pipinnntoam and water littoral
and bulidcrs' hardwnregbpu
101d; HondnuIrtorsrtor .
rubber. feathers and: all
you would like to ill-pose _
highest cash prices will be
' Notice by postal our. resolve
attention
1......
on 11111011111111
2M1: .
John H. Ferris
161111 “‘H. Kh‘I‘pD ""
John H. 1.1.1111 .. shit 11'"
Josiah 11.111"le new 1111111111011
.1. Wallace Marvin. 1'
Norwalk Chronicler