may-I their last tribute o ‘ hememory ol the late Bid I harlot: omen. Nearly a bun- ss present were members . rlob organisations in town lor. the deceased was a highly timber Old Well Hooky and mmuY. Butler- infancy No; I F or South Norwallt, and ll adipose its Lodge. Daught be h, the “East N walk Fire _ , ,i‘sserV‘edvtor them in front. . t of he church was filled with on rganisatlons or which deceased ember. «They were Howard or Ithe e Mystic Chain; George. the Fdresters; Irving Rob . ot'IButler Lodge; Jesse 0. Sea- oi Colfax Encampment and a i ‘ , revloua to the service at e prayer was offered at the ,onssIby so. Mr. Illumphries. At the " e‘ of the servlces the remains were a member-s of the organizations ning and the Odd Fellows con- ad I their regular service at the all nine A large wreath with a hook ad er on it, sent by, Oi Well Ladder Company was es . btlcaabie .- I dget Shea; widow of John at 3: 30 this morning, at her No. 3 Charles street East Nor- . DecesSed had been a hard work- or ll her lite. and death was due to a 7 era breaking down of the ssytem Mlllth’dieeh critically ill ‘the past to . ya. and death was not unexpect- ceased‘ a husband was killed by til oars about live years ago. user the hi Ndrwhlk‘ station At the time he . alone at a section gang working in I the loinltu. She is survived by seven with girth to mourn her loss. Funeral . Wicca-will be held Friday morning. " o’clock. from her late home. Dr. ' lIiImI Mailer will.oillciale. and inter- cat will be in St. Mary's Cemetery, ‘ ac Bhutan Lo! Lewlsboro. died this lug. at the ho s ol his son. Gar- ex; Bodied. inI Br d River. Mr. Bou- survited hm hm other sons. ~. Boston. at New York. and mi Danton, otWinnlpault. The ‘Iw was seventydhrse years of funeral «will beheld at the limit, Friday afternoon. at l tick. and interment will he in the lioroIOometery. The Rev. Isaac ‘ Bl Trish Linen Box Paper and En- s I-cioslng out at 7c per box. as was 15c and 20c. Paper, 7c. Real irish bin is and Pads only tic guaran- Envelopes tor 2c. ”Alli .125 Alarm LL Adoption Degree Confer . lhq mutt nuns. and a. committee to make its this morning from M Field stating L that her mother Mr Dibble, had died ghost -‘6: . d in the l‘hillppihe‘ ltL, arrived in Norwalk. andt will be held. at St. Morris Church. at 9 o'clock. tomorrow morning. Interment will be in St. Mary's Como cry. Mr. McClynn had relative «in Waterbury. A tiring squad lrom Company F will accompany the remains: j‘ The funeral of Miss Katharine Rea~ nan, of Cross street. Who died Monday at the home of her sister. in Bridge» port; was very largely attended this morning, from St. Mary's Church. in- - torment was in St. on several Candidates Last Night. Uncas Tribe of RedlIMen held a "big meeting" last night and put Stanley Mayhew and Harry Deland through the mysteries of the adoption degree Lat- er they constrred the chief's degree on David Decker. the Warriors' degree will be worked on severaifcandidates and the local tribe has invited the members of Ones tribe of Stamford to come up on that evening and bring several of their candidates and the team or Uncas‘ Tribe willI work the degree on them as well as on the local candidates. . After the meeting or the Tribe Tues- day evening the Haymakers will nold aIsession and work the degree on sev— eral candidates. It was voted last night to confer the chief's degree De- cembcr iii and follow the work with a roll call and supper. This will be the annual roll call at the tribe. The com- mitiee on the masquerade bail report- ed lhi‘tt they have secured Music Hall for February 23 the Monday before the opening of Lent. The ball this your ororhises to be more elaborate than ev- er and no pains will be spared to‘ make it the biggest success yet. WITH“ THE ‘ NORWALK names. Arrangements Mada by'i-‘lre Police for Pool Tournament. The annual meeting of the Norwalk Fire Department and nominst n of of- llcers tor the ensuing year wil be held on the first Tuesday evening in Jan. nary. The Fire Police held a regular monthly meeting last evening and the nrlnclp‘al t pic under discussion was the pool to moment for which the conmany is making arrangements. It Next Tuesday night made at the adjourned annual Lilli]:Ll City and State oi New Yorlt. ceased limit his administration account to this court for adjustment. at the Probate oflico in Norwallt. on the 18th day‘ of December 1902. at 4 o’clock after noon; and that all persons interested in said estate may be notified therein.“ the admlfiis‘trator will cause this aide to be mi camber, 1992 HENRY W. GREGORY NOTICE Fliiilllli limit llilill ddlt Light and Fire Alarm Department of said city for current expenses. said ap- propriation being in addition to the appropriation tor said department; meeting for the current year Per order of the Council JOSEPH R. TAYLOR. City Clerk. South Nor “Dec. 2d, 1902. The City Assessment Lists for 1902 I have this day been lodged with me byi the City Assessors. and the same will remain open to the inspection of any person liable to taxation in this city for‘ the period of twenty days from the date hereof, at my olllce South Norwalk Dec lot 1902. , ‘ Joanna a TAYLQR. as at. ycierk. has not yet been decided when the j I“ first game will he played. The ratings ‘ I . have been made and the contestants paired as follows: W. Scott, to; Charles Lawrence. 40: James Farrell. 90. Charles Schuman. 100: F. 8.Ambler.50. A. A Betta. 50; L. Merritt. 70. Ernest Worden. 00; W. i“ DaKiyn. 70. J. W. Britta. 80: Ralph Webb. 80 George Baliwlts.‘ 60; S. mundane, 70 A. ‘Avlsonu. 50 W. HS. Lockwood. bit; 8 Horton.ilo. A. J/Maakflf, 60: E By- ington. 100. E. Merritt. 40; W. Hess. - 55.: H. I) Cornell 90: James Grace. 100, iii: L Street. 90; J. Jennings, 70. ill. Charmer. 70. id 8. Kosher. 70. J. 0 Turned 70: D Hughes. 50. C? L. Joatt. 70: A. V Heath, till it. Worden. I t__. BARBER! HELD A M . To be Barbers' Union semi-monthly misting 'Ila' (ishtrai Labor brevets :11de P!“- hor Johnvdts into mildber’s‘hio. - proposition tor the admission or Jo n lit-sachet into the union was acted on favorably and Mr. breather will voted In at the next mention. The mdttor or a dance was run tilt no and Robert F'. assist. William glittery dhd‘ Harry Otto were syndicated to loop up They wli room-t at the next amusements will he fili’lifllhitli-L ,_ W ‘ D. Brown. 70: . cots Shades“ with * Fringe] While Curtain Poles it feel load With iixLII lures. i0 cents. ‘ lsh’sd in a newspaper having L L a circulation in said district. at least . . ten days before said 18th day oi De- '- Jud'ge. “w llama, Main am i.) divisional has” luff-’9 * polled to move it into more commodious quartermand are now prepared to serve you in his-lino If; rat since (in; Melton Mon 3 and Yourh'a Sum. Notice is hereby given that the Council of this city proposes. at its next meeting. to be held an the 29th inst. at 8 oclock p m.. to appropriate the sum of $32185 for the Electric f; [ind More. , D Golliieb SHOULDER smart . ‘Ii' (“A X‘i- it 1.9m: d3ou, so WAéuiNG'mw smarter. ‘ sour” Nortwar no "To AccoModate 772: Holiday? Trade I la. ' Store trill be open every coming until 9 040ch alig- LDECE‘MLBERISTH; ‘- .:.;.__.__,,“ 'I I ’ Tea-prone, .1334). ‘ hotter than ever before- ” SAUSAGE???” All the latest weaves in BLACK DRE SS GOODS. All the no est ‘ Lshades and desirable weaves in COLORED DRESS COODS are found here. All thelatest note ties in SILKS for waists and Dresses. We are agents for the Celebrated HASKILLL’LI SILKLS, the best Silks made. Every Lysi- guaranteed by the maker. . Our fall line' is complete, including these popular weaves: Peau‘ dc Pesu dc Cutie/Taffeta, Armure, Gros Grain, Faille, Francoise, Satin Duchesse. All in black onl L t LOOK AT THESE“—w Cash Prices. *5 IL’L 10.: “I. i ' ROUND STEAK BillLOlN STEAK ‘ _ 14o Inornanoosa smart. 18 a zoo V LAMBC ’ lilo . LEGS 019th SPRING LAMB. 18d ‘ WHOLE PFC ‘QUAit’l‘ERS. do .1. ROAS'I’P lilo ' 180: 2 lbs [or 250 ‘ WHOLEH 5c sMoxao s Mtinnitus _ ROAST B . . He no . FINNAN- HADD CK 12o FOWLS CORNED BEEF. Plate. do: Rusmp,12c HOME DRESSED CHICKENS. TURKEYS, 18 & not TRIPE, ‘ . 8 and 1°C lb. EGGS. _ . 27c dos. .‘ COD LIVER Oil... 20c bot.‘ ‘ Schaub’ learket Fresh ‘ ”Fish. A nice mortmmlof all L kinds offmltan’d salt fish at The People‘i’s Fish _ NOW is the time! The distiller. is too cold to be without one. Don t sail uou have no lmoneu You on bus from us When moses. Just have it chained" and can for it in weekiu oonII realest paulnenls Custer allot , East End at W titration Street
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