e. Rainier. and. ammo *cim.’
'lurD’anbury, yesterday, taking in
i 3“. thsftair. i
nograpuy at
sea. ‘r . -
of paints arenow at Work
he‘extel'ior otfthe dengCroscent
Laundry . building in Seaview avenue.
Mm, A. S. Palmer and little son Wal~
lace are in New Haven today, attend-
ilnguthe state convention of me W. G.
William srehaii, of “Silvermlne,
and Mnemulon. of . saugatuck. ’ are;
now employed as painters by John W.
Boatth I
Mles‘M'ae Merritt, oi Seavlew avenue
was the guest Sunday. oi her sister,
Mrs...£Edward Birch, at her. home in
Bridgeport.
captain Richard Roddy has returned
from the east With W. A. Marble'spnew
racingjyacht.‘ . le describes the craft
as a “beauty," . “ " - . .
Captain Frank Allen is at work con-
structin‘g a new set‘o! ways for Messrs.
Wicks 8a., eliory n the ore cello
ayton Harbors. . 1. g 9 >
. William 0. Hart, formerly of this
placards spending a iew‘days with
lit-lends in town. iToday henhas gone to
lghts at the Dnnhurygair.“
.T ‘ cial board of the East Ave.
has Methodist Church will meet again
tomorrow evening to consider the
$015,": ‘
W “Iain S. Hatfield, at East avenue,
leis honing the loss of one of his line
breed of rabbits. which wae‘itilled by a
dog breaking into the coop Monday
night 1 V
. lo iSturgos, who had his arm
‘ quite brag; mart by 3'3: t" ginger
.1» tuonsyrern o,.u-.
1"” u? a Norwalk'lron workman
-. -. l
i-‘ ,
wan—.—
'
the; balance or the pastor in We-
mflllflm' v. F. S. Aiulworthewiil have
charged! the regular weekly prayer
service?» the Advent Christian Church
tome w. evening. . - e. “a,
Tnavld‘li. Hanford. who died
morning in Booth leflk. youth
third cousin of w, 8. Herrera and
who a descendant otthedrst Hartford
to‘locm‘in Biast'hlorw .
. ".1
‘ Eagle
n the Wash}
in terse-lumen!!!
; . 7 film-M
.mu by prairies at Caleb
. at shop on the Mill“:
. stove coal.
, Brothers, and th
. property." ,., a
question. of a coal supply for the win-1‘ .
, " ‘1 ~ urn.
" picture comp:
this ‘
Edward
plete’d’
wells. . .. _
‘ largo
' 9
Med two y grog
‘ pluralism»? of N.
it! erg-mull f ' it
While " improved ‘
illness. '
or Gracie use;
hill ”week ileum
73 38111.71). or ;
Ooliender’s Pain
New York-.‘city‘
‘leeryman‘ George S. Bailey is; in
Danbury today, taking in the nights
at the big. inir.
A “WWW ‘meeting and social will
he Ii. sunny, evening in? the one“...
fillflgb Ehurch. ‘ - ,ey _. 7
w mam - Zeigier‘; of Collomler‘s
Point, with his family, spent Monday
in themetropolis...
Mrs. James M. Wilmott has return-
ed ‘trom a pleasant visit with Mrs.
George Kirk. of Bridgeport. 1,...
Mrs. E. B. Leonard. or South Nor-
Walk. has been the guest of her cou-
sin, Mrs: Walter 55. Whitney.
Harry and Arthur Jayne. of South
Norwalk. were in town yesterday af~
tornoon and onlledfou friends. p
Mrs Ora e and delights. Mrs. R.
I). Lyon, and little daughter, of New
York city. areiifls‘ltlng Mr. and Mrs.
Alfred Jollifle. “ it ~ , ,
I li‘. millageman. .day operator in the
‘Dnrienv signal tower. returned yester-
day, from a two weeks' vacation trip
agent stills old home in Wilkesba’rre.
Thom“. wire of the bus-
iness manager of the Norwailt Hour,
accompanied by a young lady friend,
spent yesterday afternoon with friends
in Barton. .
Mrs. James Burchsrd. of Main
street‘wlii so to New York tomorrow.
.to. spendtwo weeks the guest of her
son. Hooter Bernhard, who hits a one
position in onset the offices of the
Broadway. cable road. . ;.
>1
. Volunteer nook summonses»
pony has arranged to give alf'entere
talnment redsy evening. Octollsrrsh
in. the methods“ Hall. and liars
secured Plput' high class moving
‘ .“of New lmrkr to
airmloscrhihitloa. ..
Home» Garden and Littlefon. oi
.pioswglhmvlil-lio heard in their in»
o churn ninth: sketch, "'1‘ \ ‘ ‘
'iflsiifltis'vPeddier.””F‘rldsy or on
the , ion. or, the opening might of
look and Ladder Company’s
l .
stml fl
Willid‘."‘ownfll !
i .. ”a no ’
chtgi'mas
l‘é'
.iol “Kirk.
* hurled'ali. throats
i .
‘ of Education.
tier the proper a ,
omitting, are gone .thr'ou
Dorian will receive i 00
petucit‘ Lodge, K30! .‘ohter ‘ .
all! lSlupreme Representative Beebe. last
n 8 i.‘ . " ‘
, E50. Smith
pleas court.
. surveyors. ever been ‘ it": worlt lay-
ing out the line for the go to lo‘
Wright street. - .: “ . ~
..Mrs..Mary Ball left here Saturdsy
for Dallas. Texas. where she will roe
his in the future... 4' " ‘ ' '
a. ‘
vvxi1.
Hope for the recovery of Mrs. Lydia D
Aikens. who has been critically ill for .
some time, is very slight.
Joseph Coon has returned to his
hangout Hooaaic FallshN. Y.. after‘n
via this” “ “ ' '
Announcement i me. e o. the engagi-
meat or H. H. Sturges, of Westport,
gndy Miss Belle Freudenthal, of Gran-
u. 'H.” H. r
The Woolen a 'Benetlcent Society of
the .congregotional Church, meets this
a ternoon at. the home or Mrs. Nathan»
,. H... .- --————-—-'v.-a- '
. Wakemannrotherton,» who is rooue.
gthly illness. is‘
panting after in ion ‘
visiting r auras andvirienssv-in‘ New-
ark;N.J.".s~. " r: ' ' 1
Frank Norris: was brought before
Justice Joseph G..llyatt,iohargsli with
drunkonoila and-i abuse at his" arm.
found guilty and {sentencedito'thirty
days in Jail andvto pays fine and costs
amounting so $18.84.; f . . 5 .
.7reiiosicsny, disorderly characters
continue to run who» along the Wests
“portsnridgehort liner .Vsaturo‘ay litiiht
one of them» broke a window in one
of the care. normalised-by accident.
the conductoryald mote-man cla'inifhy
intent.» is request to
determined oppositio .. ‘
Romper lateral-rested the' so Will!
we brought ‘Woreldtwuee. oseph (ii
Tyatt, found guilty and compelled to
pay a fine and costs. amounting. to
018.76. The some hlgpt‘fli’ifirs“: did
similar damage. but the, eflect‘oiithe
notion instituted satin» the‘prisoner,
sunlced to secure a settlement; with- ‘
outxoaortinuln theta...“ .
‘fvifugz’rgwh intimate; “karma
0 s , _ are mots In a
bud ohm-hum? rules to a. veritable
love toast.in_ .. amounts and ’3
itanubllcnns“3&3h Wile else than (is
sit by. i_, pl ' p ‘ encourage
the sentifireremml love that
«common Md
.wsngssnce to
determin‘ition. The
s i ‘ on the sons
be wreaked vested
without, and the nearest semblance to
DMD it)!” 1 ‘ 1’
i was overusthefiwn's
mull ., like 3.500 oddities“ 0*
aoke‘mo‘l'l‘tl‘iu‘o cog“? of
mt . or» u ~
was on. faiths o
the fiefi’thsfl
ion as last narrate“ fishers» at
in these mattaflmTlth the school
commit! an _ p. it mm. _
lilo: entail!“ '
m: thatmmr mi
as
muting-wilt“
. .‘ u , ‘
tot he ornemmmm.tae
. m
actual: tonsil:
n:
. 1 1. pi th Advent.
‘ and Charles Guyer have .
been drawn an intern for the commoh‘
oi them were still torced to race this
I .i
REGIST
I Harry Water I‘ll
Frank Fitch:- A . ‘
sellout VISITORS
Cherish warehouse, r d "
Me has!
dim“; Wu- ..
RUD OR
m go you rch if
Westernnlionnectlcnt wnsj called t
older in the Advent istian ,Ghurc
. .lli'wisterhuryyst 9:30 yesterday morn
‘ ing. with the Bored. W. Davis. or was
llprwaik. president of'the conference; ;
clothe chain; The Rev. F218. ,Aini— ‘;
worth; of Eagt-Norwalk. secretary at. 5, ~ '
the conformal-{was assisted by J. a; . ‘
hardy, oi Pia ville. as assistant sec-z
W0
itineuton. Dr
Be a 8t...iohn‘: ~Danhury. the‘Rev. Ill:
7.. Ellis; New Mi tord. the Rev. Ste-j
plies Hancock; '1‘ omaston. the Roy;
E. J. Lewis: Bouthinston. the Rev. 0
i). Woodruilg. Waterbury. the Rev
James A. Gardner; Wailingford, t .
Rev. Henry Stone; Bristol. the. Ber
George E. 'i‘ leri‘Brid eport.,.theiitev
George H. oilseei" ‘ flier delegates , ;
are expected later during the center ‘ .
it was voted tograut the Rev. Clary
Duvaii a letter of dismissal and rec
commendation to the Hoosier Valley
(Mass) conference. It was “2‘” voted . p
to recommendthe Re A}. x Sweet; ‘
to themashCOll tic . “ll Ni . ,
land ~g. Qt:
. ileum
g 1 o'clock .
tors and nonunion?
modulus-orderiotlth. ,iafl'ho‘spi‘rltm, “A“ ‘W . *'
uni condition-ct the various churches $29?” ”I “WW?
_ throughout the conference were de-: {hard to get [hivilWo'dliln't‘tlls whit ‘
clan-ed tubs decidedly isvorabla.‘ Most , ‘ . 7
oi! the chooohesrlrw had. that they; was thrown unsumumreuon
were freed up” “1’“ ithough “ MP whims have the trade redo. -
financial drawback. h re rte show-y '~ inting p. '9'! i. . D0901! .
eddhatthmahu ‘ heretical-ind ‘ . .. “All ., .t
arson int members “In along the mg, ‘ ‘
lip» duringthepaat year, and on. the -
whole the‘outlool: wasteclsred to be
ry favorable. . ‘ -. '. x. '
p 12 o’clock noon adjournment we
in auntlil 1:30. for lunch.‘
..:'l‘he ministerisleommittee of thou
conference held sprel binary inestiu , j
is the Advent Christan Church. a. .
lilac. last.svening tor the purpose of N First
wwlggmmfldrtm: or he mini-3'» L a. .
. e ,, owns, , rs
at: 'i‘h'e’i‘kev. .W. Davis. at .
st Norwalk.‘ch_sirmen; the Rev. ll. ,
a; nlnsworth, of East Norwaih. clerk:
:20 Rev. George A. Taylor.“ Bristol)?
Among." ” or ‘uonw
: r' tween/1m;
a new George llace.
1David"):report, and th hills.
n ‘ :ni‘lgli at, ‘ t
‘ “1'? Home of mills!» an
A. Ferguson. oi Danbury. ‘
peered beforethe commutes to be ex
Hined ss toithelr qualifications to
gpéoiui gulls
h. V‘ no
ultimate or ‘ :
.instion. AlterEQxamining the cans
. ate- it was voted to ”command to
the conference that the two men bu“-
89...i.v. :,.n wt" .ii'
figs!” yotedto reeolhmsnd to the:
nonmaglgagmtogmm‘iég .
all «.19.. ,Il, ' .. .,
new You- - Frank".l'.%urti
dine: Julienne» «Waterbury. an A ,
S... ., ' art; .00an
unit marched toweoommeiiddhsf
_ t . ' ., Go
fl one.‘iiilhiilciofliiemi’
DI: Mod-W
“13.9%
stimuli“.
. i .. . 3
maria» tom-u
reuse
Norwalk Chronicler