A i, organising, for
the amt monument
V it genuinely clever
' iaI'ty acts good sing-
Into oua dancing, there is
" ”find“. thin at Hoyl' s
“is at mean and tonight.
‘ - woken big Inhe-
"The Sons of
‘ s to appearance. Avery
we of the cleverost colored.-
in Aniorica, and a company:
In, have been engage ed to
ill fun. The production has
one of the brightest mus
lea of the year. It is
car and a side-splitter from
end. .with never a dull
e moment the curtain rises '
in‘g scene until its 'Ilnalc.
HAPIN'S LINCOLN. ,
Billiard. of Bridgeport, neph—
ry Ward Beecher. says of Mr
rtrayal Ql .‘i'l‘lle Kind of
Was: " “It seemed like a
‘ rd President Lincoln and
.Btsnton" talk. argue and III-
Mr. Chapin's portrayal
oh! is simply Iiiarvhious"
willh hea'r hi Tuesday
.30 South Nor‘w II‘ Coatings-
ln costume and mako-
Inporsonale Mr. Lincoln in
scams or his life. and éIVe
lc sketch depicting “A Day
luster ofiMcn." Beside this
Insane. Wendllng in his eloquent
“ Btuncw‘all Jackson . " Powers
of Impersonators. in ‘Lord
a delightful comedy: the
Allan Male Quartetie and De
"cellist; and Underhill in
Ire It " make up the series.
Iokets. 81.00: with reserved
' at Pleisted's and Baur'a.
a scan at;
,which is;
(initial or 'oj the
cationic of “The Brown-‘
on ashore its chlorate!»
rocsivod the most favorable
will the freshu ate
the thrilling play any the
limit arid the wireless tole-
rs‘clntroducod in the
‘IRKC'B SUBSCRIPTION
sum
of the three subscription
i Ilven Wednesday eve
la VLocitwood'a Kalle—I
_. and Mrs. Theodore...
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any?” . a...
fol-W '
iIloort. The ducts ,
i lagers warihmir;
a III a
ill filing“? a
ad
in
WHL'PiIoRc
north and «the place!
a} the Christmas service.
I
I he aupnort of the Bible School with particular reference to t
A Christmas Observation. we should receive-V8109 Please
- .9“ in the Bible achotIl and your appreciatio of the wot-ll V
" giving us your part of this amount. We are working for your chlIdron and for“
your home and we count on your hearty and enthusiastic support , “
Will Parents who have children in our PIimary Department kindly give
home last week.
"There Is a little carol
I . God’s children love to sing." etc.
Firmt Christmas Vesper Services half past four P M., Sunday. Dec. 21.
camber 29th. * .
Every membtr of the School will be sure to secure a Christmas Envelope
tomorrow We hone you are Working earnestly towards earning the Christ-
mas (lift for the sick child’s crib in the Hospital .
THE BIBLE LESSON TOMORROW.
Members of the Upper Departments will please read curcfu ly all the
story from I Samuel 1:20 to 3: 21.
“‘V BIBLE STUDY HOUR.
There will he no Bible Study Hour next week Thursday evening for tho
i'l‘eachers. The following two weeks the Study Hour will occur at 8 P. M .
on each Saturday. After the first Sunday in the New Year this appointment
will retuln permanently to Thursday evening.
I
i one APPR com-tori.
! We wish to thank those good Type vrliors. “ho under the management
of Professor George E: Saitain haVe volunteered for the work to which we
invited thomlast week. Such a generous and hearty Icaponsu is most
cheering
Issued by the Executive Committee.
SatuIday, Docember 13th 1902. South Norwalk Conn.
.-., have»
'muslc and other features, will be glv-'
en. The sale will continue throughout
the evening. The affair promises to be
as successful na'the many social events
that, the ladies of this church are noted
for.‘ ,
”HM“...
ADDITIONAIniOCAL NEWS.
'ihe Hospital WiIlst Club held a
meeting. yesterday with Mrs. Ruth II
Plalsled Five tables were occupied.
Those who attends the dance given'
by Adam B'chrnidt‘. ‘echanlc street.
last evening, report a very enjoyable
time. [
j A diminutive colored boy collectcdi
almost 31 yesterday afternoon by sing“
iing raxi‘lme melofdiegfi at the Crofut & ' ‘ '
Knapp at manu not 3" ‘ - Ill ' i I It
The old Nat-walk Golf Club house V
ibas been disposed of to William Au»
Monaural Scan
idorson, who is having it moved to the
Our sfoéh of
irear of his present place. where it will
Gas Logs
be put on a new foundation.
i“. for the Xmas fireplaces. ‘
it
th-
i
Christmas
“when
Makes a most. delicious
' mast when cooficd‘fn a
Gas Range.
Owing to the Putnam Hose Com. .
pany smoker. last are In F, the moot.
ms or the Officerh’ afim stint: or Cute.
Booth Norwalk First apartment was
p Istponod to next Friday even 3.
MW
MEN'S CHRIITiAN 1 CU firming. .
This club holds itsi‘mos as every
8unday noon in the South ilorwallt
Congregational Church all on are
cordially invited tobe pro at and
take part in the discussion that follows
the Introductory address. Milt aunday
John 8. Lawrence read a very thought».
fill and 'abio paper on John and Charles
Wesley. At the union tomorrow noon
the list of subjects proposéd dot“ the
first quarter of iii)! will in; acted on. L
The Iubiaota included for the remain
aye of the at ygaqaro as ,
*tv
sue..- *Ueneral
Conn. Railway
8: Lighting Co.
frames as malts spice still
the insights; that aim: til
amusement
ill then martinis parts or tho.
yiicntion to teaching them the words of the Christmas Soon they brought V
We repeat from the last Bulletin the order of our Christmas Observances .
second ChIistmas Day Carols. by the school. at HVAIIF PAST SIX, ,
. CHRISTMAS MORNING.‘ ’ v
Third t.f.‘.liristmua Social Festival half past seven P M.. Monday. Dev‘
“Other Proflfa.-1340.700.00 ~
Josiah! Marvin in Granny-or
‘ Walla“; W .
a raschonm was hassles.
come your own employer?
V If so,
thought that your capital V
must come from your present ._
.‘canIVings? Well, it must, and .
the time for you to commence
to save it is now. Place part
of your salary hare weekly, on
deposit, and when the time
arrives for you to branch out, ‘
you will be prepared
Four per seat. is what we
pay on deposits
scum neuritis savmos ‘
United Batik Bldg.
SOLID AND
SOUTH NORWALK. CONK.
Capital. 810000000 -
30mins.
$100,000.00
loss I. mills. President-
“cos I. Irma. dialer.
m~¢u
i .DIBIGTORI:
John limhrrla lHCM'y payment
John H. Knapp christian Swans
John H. Light I H. Math-wast
Accounts sou [rod
or?
-FOR SRLE.
Set on room house. to Maple street.
'Huorwalk
Ten room house. Butler street. oppo
itc straw factory. Adapted to two
nmlliea.
Two apartment tenements. Harbor
avenue.
Stahlc on Knight strcot. couldaeasl
ly be made suitablwoi factory inlr
nose.
Any reasonable off r considered.
[airfield mm airless Basin
51 Wall St. Norwaik. ..
Will Christians find you
ready? Wc are ready now, and
can allow the best line of NC» ‘
"lURES In till: town: '
WATER COLORS. PASTELS.
MEDALLIONS. ETC.
A fine line of Medallions at
15 and 39c. . «
Water Colors from $150 to
$2.00.
The beauty of a picture is
often the result births framing of .
it. it II no trick not joke to put on '
the, right frame.
have you ever 0
,AiflctSSFUL 5
CITY NATIONAL BANK;
."THHygTrt/‘s »
“THE Hmr
"THE was: mun"
"oceans ~
“C'APTIAN' '
. ,“RANSON’S FOLL Y"
“TEMPO
“THET
Padded Books-—
. Whittier. Olivier
Charles Dickens,
Diamonds
Fanlous Poetical works
311? "
~ WANTED A CHAPERozv' '4‘
“SOLDIERS OF FORTUNE "
L PO WER' '
VARREVELS "
‘DOROTHY VERNON 0F HADDON HALL"
And many more that we have not the space to mention.
Older copyright books at 15 25 and 50 cents.
Wanda” Holmes.
clifldrms' stories nicely bound at 25:.
of other boo/ts to select from.
of Longfellow, Tennison. Burns, Moore,
Chas Meier?
Hector,
A BIG SNOW STORM. “—
Today‘ a snow storm struck Norwaik
with considerable suddennosa. Snow
began falling about If oclock and con-
tinued more or less during the night:
and by lhis morning several inches had
came down. Street Commissioner
Martin Kellogg h Va force of men at
work clearing hit your snow at cross
walks. >
Up to 9 o'clock only five cars bad
tome. down from Win lpauk and many
of are employees vln he“ hhops were
very late to work. None of the cars‘
were running on schedule the slippery
rails making this Impossible The big
plow did good service In cleaning the
oils. one of the biggest tides of the
season was brOualIt in last night.
.vater came within a few inches of the
tops of tho steamboat and other
wharvos. No da‘mago, howvcr is re
ported from the tide
The Crofut & Kn
has rented the val: tstoro in the Be
hannan block In East Washingtonz
street from i) T Murdphy, of Siam“
ford. the owner.
use the building for storage purposes
p but company
Inc;
The company will I
iBTAMFORD RAILWAY EXTENSIC‘l
~ STAMFORD. Conn. Dcc.13-—The
Stamford Street Railway Company
gives formal notice this afternoon of
its intention to appeal to the general
assembly for amendments to its char-
ter authorising various important ex-
tensions of its lines. in addition to
those for which permission was grant-
ed at the last session of the legislature
but which have not yet been built
Among the extensions are a nine-mile
line to the New York state line at Long
Ridge. Conn a new line to Newton
and one to Greenwich over a new
route,
‘VESSEL ASH‘ORE ‘AT NORTHPORT.
NORTIIPORT, L. 1., Dec. 13——-Tbe
{three‘master schooner Penobsoot is
ashore at Eathn’s Neck. The crew was
rescued by the Life Saving Corps. The
vessel lies a quarter of a tune from
the C. II. Bird. which was wrecked on
Friday last. The Ponobscot and the
C. II. Bird are owned by the same ilrm ,
A. J. Collins Is mourning the loss of
a bunch of keys which disappeared
. last Tuesday
RANK or Mims’ren smash. -
VIENNA Dec. 134-41: is shadowed
here that Herr Henge’dmueiler Von
Hengervar. the Austrian- Hungarian
minister at Washington, has been rais-
ed to the rank of an ambassador.
HEAVY SNOW lN WORGEQTER.
WORCESTER, Mesa; Dec. lbw-Snow
has been falling since before daylight.
Trains from west and south are report-
ed late Trolley cars are also much , V
delayed on suburban highways.
ADVERTISE!) LETTERS. '. ‘ .
Following is a list of letters remains .
lug uncalled for at the followingpoat-
offices gar the week ending member.
13 190 .
SOUTH NORWALK—Ferdinand I.
Hnuclt. J. Moran Mrs. C. N. Road.
John G. Slater, Rudolph Sullivan. Ben-
jamin Thomas C. I) Vargason. Frank
LHWood EWECROWEPM.
NorwaIk—Dr. (I M. Burroughs Mrs.
Edith B. Crofut Mrs. M. Gregory.Mlss ,
Marie MacDonald, Bra. Cynthia Mon-
roe. Mrs. W C. Pauburn. John B.
Ryan. John Sackwood, The Sampson
» Comps y.
We falls grant pie-iota in placing before the public a full line of the Franco-American hoops, (lama Paton
and French Entrees. null Milena“ fui Souvenir many of our customers and friends will receive and see what a
first class article is. Then mild VIII an order for one or a norm assorted cans on case at the can; .3 60 nor deli.
Mock Turtle, (is. ,
Best Baa. Clam moth
" liondymado French.i II will?
have a limited supply of ibsti‘rauuoIAmeI-ioan Bullet. We; are
iii! “.00
W ,somno. Tomato. French Bouillon Julienne Printanler, Mutton Broth. Vegetabl‘o
Cli Wilmington” Chicken Gumbo (Okra) Green Turtle. Terrapin. ’
. lum Pudding, (lame Patna; Childish "Booths and Best Tea for invalid» Wo
fpoaltlon’ to offer you this assorted basket
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