’ni
ween and) daughter 2. 2
owned; one rcturncd
tin Dal geport.
‘ our. oI Rowan streets. :
visit.
In a few. days
bitet Plains. N. Y-
a
rrle L. Palmer. Miss Ella
ard Palmer spent Thanks
th their sister. Mrs. Cordelia
I“.
J .. Wealey nursed has returned to
“ orwalk after a few days visit
"Norse of his sister in White
Y
.2 that '13. Form. at New York, g’p’ent
_2VIV\ndIVt‘y‘wIth Mrsli‘errls, who has been
. Sylvester Decker and family moved
:esterda from Cottage street to, Cove
venue Into the residence formerly oc-
upied by Harry W. Hoyt and family.
Mr and Mrs.A SPalmer and son
Wallace spent Thanksgiving with (,2
heir son and daughter-Inlaw Mr and
irs Edward Palmer.» in New York
Misses Hattie Scott. Edna and Mabel
{Green have returned to their homes In
Wilton. after a pleasant visit the
hosts or Mrs. H. I. Bennett of Sea-
view avenue;
Mrs Bridget Shea lies In a very crit-
Vicul condition at home in Charles
street and It s‘doubtful ,if. she lives
he day on or Illness as due to a.
.generai breaking down of the system .2
Louis Kellogg, who recently took a.
position as opener in the Radei' oyster
shop; has gone to work for a low days
for Captain 2E22 F. Viroolrwood on the
steamer "Petrol. " 2 ,
RevLM J Smith former p
the East Avenue Methodist urc .2
will deliver a lecture Friday evening
in the Guillord Methodist Chum I
the subject “Turkey and the T
Jerusalem and the Holy Land”
Themes J.‘ Keogh and. Robert
Show took a trip to Stamford Saturday
arternon In Mr Keogh's launch to se-
cure e decoy ducks which they will
use 0 their hunting trip to the Thlr‘n- 2
his Islands the latter part of the week.
Thorntii‘n Canil‘eld, of Seaview ave
o nu‘eV. is Mourning the loss at his pet
dog which wahdered away from Its
or days ago. The canine was
ngrel and had a white spot
‘ The last seen of the dog
“ of the
pooh League held Iastnu In the
’ Parlor or the East Avenue
ethodidt Episcopal Church. the resig-
nation (it Miss Cecile Osborne as
fourth icepresident was accepted
Keeler was- elected to fill
Irrigated C. A. R mdh from Newllavcn
we. East Norwalk yesterday and
Vsplén he day the guest of Captain M
w d who took great pleasure In
his friend and coinrade' over
stterV‘p in .. Mil. Bonnier-2
‘ in Norwalk where he has
“itevar tire" aggregation num-
V'ut twenty-live boys serenad-
a: Mrs Frank. r Hoyt bride
in again last ".night ’ After
ingg'albout half" an hour in var-
fill ‘ ’ of noises Dr. Hoyt iinully
(Item the boys to come
Tuesday I1 t. ewhen he
hem a goblin! “
Ainsworth gave a mdelipzhtlui
‘ elv'Ve of her friends. on Fri-
evening. Progressive crokiuole
363ml until refreshments were
then guides were Indulged
VI past two. after which the
ht The lady‘s
arle Madman.
hrls
on the Washington
homes new .0.
Iroom doorbell
the house noti- ‘
dbmeidwa audsoon put the
t2)? outl r'Cbegflof
r’l lamps had exploded and a
:1“ in progress when It
who has been V
are. Collins. 0110s» V 2'
turned to her home
. MMIO‘ large 3
”and. con 0 ‘ litiles filth
one EOch'Iitilat lie of.
:s srd-‘e specific Ior. I e cure mar coir 2
: stlpstion and dyspepsia at hoii- 2
2 price 26c. lwlll reluud the mom .
:ch to any dissatisfied pagination .'
nude:
MIME. V‘
rwsurwm: can‘re
Human”... JOUfIaIAIIIIvIIIIII 0
do 2 Ilsa and n one Its idol
2le 2c dv‘ Eli hll mild
2 bis cure rlgh I, here
wall? and so iioiiltlve lo’ Dru ‘gilth‘.’
H. Baxter 0: its great superiority In
curing dyspepsia. constipation. sick
headache arid liver troubles that up
Will, in addition to soiling it at half
price. Island the money to any one
whole It does not cure
I: you cannot call at his store. cut
out the coupon and mail It With 25
cents and a 50 cent box of the specific
will be neutron by mail, charges paid
no not out It off. "One today Is worth
two tomorrows." , 2
This Is a great opportunity ior our
readers to obtain a popular remedy at
a small price There are sixty doses
In every package. and unlike ordinary
constipation and dyspepsia remedies.
the dose Is decreased after the urongew
social Int oliicou n; and refreshments
served by re. e‘yrnour closed a pleas
ant evening.
' 22 «ROWAYTON.
Miss A A. Sowarhy. who has been
the guest of Mrs. Stanley Mills. High
land avenue, has returned to her du-
ties as teacher in New yopk city. . _
At a meeting held In tile Methodist
Episcopal Church last_22 evening lion.
,onanss W. Bell Was hppcinteli a com
mittee with the pastor, or A L. Hub-
hard to confer with other pastors in
, refonence to entertaining the V'mombcl s
f the New York East Conference at
thel annual conference In April. .
'r era was an error In The Sentinel
yesterday In regard to the meeting of
the. Rowayton Hose Wcompany 'lhe
meeting was held last evening Instead
of saturday evening. The company
‘tleclded on the style of badge for the
fire depuEtment and are police and or»
pointed dwln L. Stévens a committee
to secure the same.
The Revayton Fire Department
hold another practice drill last even
lug, which proved to be very success
ful. The members are highly elated
over the permission given them by the
South Norwalk Council to use itbe old
apparatus that has been stored In
scum N‘ol'wulk. n will probably be
Vhrcnught dim today. '1’ e company
will hold another proctlce run tonight
at 8: 16 sharp. 2
Miss Elisabeth A. Ervln gave a,
small party, last Thursday evening.
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Godlike
‘Everett in Rowayton honor 14.915303 Mite
.‘A E. Rogers and Mac erN
are. ol.‘ Falls Village. who havfo been
the guests 26f Jumbo EesflVIhith. During
the evening was Ervln gave some pi~
auo selections and Harry Pepper nails
several numbers. The visitors is-
turned to their home Saturday
There were about Iikty'bt the; Clixiilf-f.
ianIEndeavor social held at the redié
deuce of Mrs Jennie Sharer. Pf angry:
or street last night. and a most hiya
able evening was spent There were;
addresses by Rev. Arthur Ronda, or
Darlen. and Rev Frank C Brown the
latter pastor of the Baptist Charon;
Miss Clara Raymond rendered a vial:
solo accompanied by Miss Ethel
ty. Miss Ogden favored with a vol-n
and Alfred Douneiiy gave two recitav
tions. 2 Refreshments were sent,
the company departed for tholer
at a late Vhour. .
Dl‘Rtl‘NlND NOROMN., “‘2
J F. Hugger-tr spent yesterday after-‘-
noon In Bridgeporh 2
George. Dancc.V of Dorian. spoilt Still
daykcven'lng with Irlsuds In Winnie
pail
Mrs James Gordon. oi Norwailtfivlsp
the guest of Mrs. Hauford Smith as};
Buudaiy.
Fred Van Sony. .91
spout Sunday, the.
w it In thdéDarlan
hex-let bemoan ,_
walk yesterday afterno'cm on b
for his employer..VlV)ruggist It. A floo-
Donald: V V
' or school board of the V2 M
Methodist Episcopal '
to regular meeting last 2 2~
I". 3,. bemoan In now-
Dr. ii word's specific tor the our: 0:,
on.
south N slit
.r ”giro "
tho i. ‘ share «.0! “Hunt‘s: .
. . twelvedno
2 needed.
2_ {32.2. , ro
limp Personae Frill bIchtbln .
cull DfiArt‘oI I,s all I
guests (Earp
spent solidi! '
John P. Brumm . .
Ralph Birchard pm: In I a
sto-
dist Church at both services Sunday "
in the absence of the bass soloist.
Charles Weber. who has been in New
Yorer. piano the d In of h mother
necktie 2.
0 nd vamp:
held; otthe‘Chiig ‘
lea. Rev. JW m
Advent Chrlstlan Church Ea: N
wak and a party of workers, will
come down and conduct the meeting.
I Dr. and Mrs. AIIred Large, bride and
groom. did not return, Item Ithon-
oymccn Saturday but or
home tomorrow. They will reside In
the Tdsto‘vln place In Prospect avenue
which the groom has had handsomely
tarnished for the reception of his
on par to expecta .2. cy.
Guernsey ymade h’o vagrant: I! its”; his
morning sermon Suud y at the Metho-
dist Church to his as errors. 1: was
Vevldently a subject that he Ielt badly
dbcut and wished to touch as lightly
as possible In the evening he made a
“refit M
a slight allusion to his leaving, sayipg
that as he was not a graduate til Wes-
Ieyan University. and a young man, It
was almost Impossible for iibn to en-
ter the New York East Conference.
and he had dcclded to take the first
chance that presented Itself. which
ivas the opening in the Genesee Con—
ference. at Youngstown. New York
state. Mr. Guernsey spoke with much
feeling at both services. In company
with his wife and childyaud mother
and father he lett 'Dai‘len‘ at 6 o'clock
for his new cherish which he will
reach this afternoon. 22
WEST”)? 1'.
Tonight lhc Creeps runs Farmers’
Club will meet at the residence of J.
12‘. Elwood
Harold Ogden loll Sunday for Phila-
d‘elphla after a four days' visit with
his mother,
The Q F. Club held a meeting at
the residence of Miss Carrie W. Cross-
man Saturday night. _
Perry and Louis Burr-.2who spent the
Thanksgiving holiday here with their
parents returned Saturday to Wash»
Iugton. Conn.
William L. Coley and wife returned _
home Saturday from Derby. 2 where
they were guests of friends Voylir
Thanksgiving.
There was a cake sale and tea given
by Christ Church Guild, ill the parIIh.
house. Saturday. that proved to he one
of the leading social events than for
this season“ Society was out In Iorce
and the Guild exchehuer reaped the
benefit .
Last night the Westport Musical 86-
clcly met at the residence of. Charles
Kemper and reorganized for the win-
ter season. This has proved to be one.
or the" most Interesting social organisa-
lions here and promises oi swallowed
series at musicales delight Its Vnunier
on: friends.
Tbmorrow evening Rev.W “7‘.le Mc-
Cready. ol theldloeese of Lexington.
Ky" will deliver a mIsslouary address
in Christ Church. Au able speaker
and reputed to be In clbao touch With
missionary work, Mr. McC‘reody'I
dress will attract minus rcpresento- .
tion of citizens.-. 2. 2 2 *
[lbjetlti u isstssmrnls
(Continued from run You)
Christian Swat-ti petitioned ’tlie
“Counsel in ”mail?“ propigyu In Ely
an x p a
or to risk” (brunet only as Is
on his property the coitwiiotloh a clue
sew‘cr as was neceag iorV these two
avenues. and in the WOW"
ties the city bearing onethlrd and the
abutting property two-Ihlrils 'of the cal-
pcusc. He I light the 1’9“!“ expense
of the htunu tilinlild'b e22. olimlnatod
roux t 6. some _
erty had many k
errors pr'oglou
city limits and e .
cents I. not Indoors V.
can dlomttillrd. .muld
meat of ti to old
col-Ibis ,_ «2
thought wou
-. taxpayers of the City of
with. In conslderatioa of be years of
V "mil
,2a
the back and l of limb b. ..
sleep. I dreaded the time .V 2 oqm
which would 0:3ng moan s
Pinkham's'v tidbits. pound
brought me hen. and happ nose in 1
toys Maren aaxnd
Incre‘ minoiitlis \I de’r t
chin «stamens did not. H.
ht all. [feel Ike other raon now.
My aches and 2,22de have ‘eft me. I-
In: satisfied titers is he medicine so
for sick woman as yOur Vet's;
able xComFound, and I advocate I
myVVI riends Vin need of med cal
Minimum. 3. A.- plenum». use
Broad St., Nashville. Tenn. --
[In If "“0er o] a (after previous
I'IIIM
When n“ troubled with
{nonstrili‘al 31mm“? William.
escort coo. or u leer on
of tilt Yvo'mh‘ like Msfingfldwir 132
In. .lnnamnxziriia o! the caries. been
no e. they I: rcmem r on
one tried and true “may. field“ 3:
Pinkbom‘
“reachable
assessment. ‘ no objected to paying
the cost of the outlet. Quintard ave.
line had an outlet whlle Reed object.
had none. The sewer was 'cdr'ilcll
along for~a considerable distance on
private property and he objected to the
assessment Ior this against, him.
Lloyd E. Dennis objected on the shine
grounds as Mr smith. H's had It
small lot practically worthless on
which he was obsessed.
.l. Llnxweiler asked If he had to pay
for an outlet for the sewer on his pro
party He objected to the assessment
for the outlet.
This closed the hearing o the ”gum-m
lard avenue sewer; V No appear-V
ed Von the Prospect street‘hwr midi
all the hearings were dcolrii‘ed closed
The Council then prooeed'ed to the
Icguldl‘ retinas business. Clerk Tay-
Ior road the usual amount of hills
which were ordered paid. On motion
of Councilman Sharer the appropria-
than. $300 for the tire department and
$8. 25 for election expenses. were or-
dered paid.
Councilman Weed hold the Norwalk
City Council wanted to Ins i a light
at the lop or the Armory 'Hll .and wish-
ed to know it South Norwalk would
hear hair of the expense. Council-
man Bosch objected on the grounds
that South Norwaik would not be bone
fitted by It. Already there was a light
at the head of Conrtlandt Place and
another light at the top of Armory
Hill would bring the lights too near to-
gether. No action was taken In the
matter
Councilman Sharer wanted to know
2 if the but for 8331. 85 Incurred by the
special committee wpdlnted to. look
up the needs and condltlop'o of the el
ectrical plant should be charged up
against the new appropriations Ior the
plant. Judge Light stated that this
bill should not be taken from those ap-
propriations. On motion of Council
luau Weed. the clerk was Instructed to
advertise for the amount the some to 22
be paid at the next meeting.
The following petltlon was present-
To the Mayor and Honorlbie Board or :
Councilmen or the City or South
NoroalhIV 2
We”. the undersigned cltlxens and
30th Nor-
service
'llu tint). Who .do. ros-
? poptIuII photon mow honorable body
it 2 to reinstate Georgew
.OVIIIIIt’one on
do nouns rot-civil! In Id city 2
The petltlod was Iigucdy . y
I Ittv pro Iuent resldofiVV.
ended by C.“
her/Ion. J. M. Lorie
hl'Vof ‘ or? d; or I Ili'
,Vrtrasnt. who that the old spool-stun; 2
.:‘th Putnam lion 2
about of the
ten Fire
rtment. Whig: hadl promised to 5;:
load care or nII and return It
01 C
'V wooed turn
tour Elohim
manure due beccmbérw it
*' to
for
'1‘ n strong argument against
.2 doll
with propriety,
‘ and by law on a basis providing for ap-
all ‘.
sparsity. Lar- ours.-
are to road put bygfi the
W}:
V cosine customary to
dive cost of «goveriidleli
the posts
those who are India 2
rounds to ndvccn’ " ‘
fwddlt .
be is t In private hV nds.
Grntlfrl#8 progress hbii' bt‘eit blonds
during the year In the extension of the
ment‘s doing (ii
in the government service:
be extended by law to the District at
Columbia. it Is much to be desired
that our consular system be establish-
dointment and promotion only In earn
as hence or proved htnest.’ ’
hrough a wise provIsic'n of the Cbnw‘
dress at Its last session the White
House. which had become disfigured
by incongruous auditions and changes,
has now been restored to what it was
planned to be by Washington. In
making the restorations the utmost
care has been «exercised to come as
near as possible to the eariy plans and
to Supplement those plans by a careful
study of such buildings as that of the
University of Virginia which was
abullt by Jefferson. The White House
”Is the property of the nation. and so
for "as is compatible with living there-
keep Mount Vernon as it originally
2:9.an The stately simplicity of Its an
chlte'cture is an capréséion of the
(thermistor of the period in which it was
built and is in accord with the pur-
2 poses It was destgned to serve. It Is
a good thing to preserve such bulld~
tags as historic monuments which
keep alive our sense of continuity with
thé nation's past.
The reports of the several Eexecil-
tlve Departments are submitted to the
Chianti-cosr wIthO thi communication.
' DOME ROOSEVELT.
Valium:r Helios. December 2.1902.
The Business Directory will be
{polio ‘on Page” a today."
Folev’s Hon m Tar
Mm masts
Daily Freight Line
II‘IV'WIIN
(my roux. '
NQR WALK up
soon; Ironwux.
‘A‘T ‘
m2...
Steamers Eagle
Norwibk léa’v‘e new
East River. Be'elnnan St, 3 p. In.
Harwell: and South Neural]: dur-
in: the stabl-
id, they to pro.
masses of : 22
ride; The '
Dig brl’ptlug 2 '
nicrlt system of making appointments
11:2 should '2
In It should be kept as It originally
Was. for the same reasons that we 2‘
firkVCity oi
Ti 1- I very prominent branch or out
.n v :5
pir\
nonunion s
NC.” All WATER STREET
‘ icon. nouwsusrcr.
SOLOMON SCAM merrier.
Ch delih. EMT“
33d email till one. .2;
Metal Work 23M“!!! ~
and Ronni-Ind.
narrow: nilohtiitc
arm Advertising Signs
urge Cir-Jeri Spatial”.
A Flu sh
Valve.
" THE IDEAL
vacuums, endows! .2
LATINO rough yawn.
A calf mum‘s; “proton-am rm
dl est rel-um also!» the.
r tpof «minimum W
In servleoplpo. i... .« 2
room.“ In. operation It Dorm:
Junius Brown,
rcuu or his and. , '
Pare wuwm and Ill.
nixed by hand will wear twice
at look In on: doublet-uni
«do to Each d
W (If Million. tit
Th expo elven»: pt multiplying
, I lit in priming y
upon the market a men ,~
V rusting artlcle. uoh tile
2 :{o'fibm‘m Firm srs‘lnuposi.
menu as re I I.
baton you out run; ‘ it“ .33?
on. 8““ng «adopts!
Metal Citric of every dmlpticm
Napoleon old-It Irma“ Ior u n
applied to I 1‘10th new M _
tine. regardless of the bond or. In! '
, Cogectlcut Gen
2 “TD“,- ' ..
2. Merl
. ' 2:, Will! “3”
. i
'lng “ng In Salas!
2' 2 prletors have so much out ,
‘V stirs nowarrthstdbey pile
2 tired Dollars (or any one
to cure. Good for list of t
Address. . 2
EJ. CHENEY.
Sold by druggists. 750.
2 name Family Pills are‘ at best
do not tryIt our wCom C ‘i
3 health swig“ rayon the as.
:t rates and belt docurlt‘y. . 2,
Life Monaco ,
Norwalk Chronicler