do ,
tle lilo
pianoby Frank Ferries.
, An elaborate
collation was served.
inbis'leolms, pale. blue and, gold.
:0
, Amongthose presenWere Miss Mia‘-
iiie‘ Brown. Miss Lottie Pitherp; Miss
Aanerris‘m, Misstllce ‘Hill. Miss
Leila Pltzer. Miss Elsie Schults. Miss
(liars Thais. MissLillian “other, Miss“
Hattie Keislor. Miss Eva Fischer. Miss
‘ . 'hlellie‘Johnson. Miss lilll‘n Pitsor, Miss
, fortune it
kwood' (Hall.
. councils the
re; Theodore Va‘
coo lished'metrouolitan
. ,, renderedthesrtistic vocal
on! Their. recitals throughout
‘ , hum. ave‘bcenwo'nniverasliy
“ ’ tiniest: critics that their
{visit 'ltlcrwalk had Mahogany an:
qticlps _ theyeweresgreeted with
omen at". he seating ca-
_,oocasion was the
subscription recitals
. ‘ M gNewkirk’s aus-
pices. the no , ‘ ‘
January‘zl’ and :
tertainments are In
iast‘evenins. and the , ,_
, to believe that hey 3; be, the series
will-folio , one of the :m
everzgiv " lame to
llf‘these an.
as the one of
is evewreason
est, delightful
n .
. The opt-uranium Slants. night was or.
I” . ides'of affording as
letysi of , songs as possible.
7 y W , illity stile and Mrs. Van
flora was sb’undsutlydlsplayed in the
series of selectionarendered. The pro-
tidy“
he were subse-
5‘ . be’rofmther W
. is 0' ,‘were particu-
. I arse aunt of the her-
. 9.. s-ausllt'yg; at , thentwo voices.
whichshlend'edv _. .fectiy. The two clos-
in" numbers no i y: best pleased the
a itorswand; .. '. "see nly'besutl.
‘ “it'Was. Lover and
pityécommends
. a rich. deep.
range; and
'in
was
p, sppreciatlve. and the
artist-wan til recipient of a. ilorsl
tribute; 1; _,
I: Mr; Van Worn showed the finished,
nrtiet‘iti his e flycatcher; his singing
is our _ i. in ice rich and rotund.
a “lillliand.”
ten short poems.
rot love’ of a monk
t and the subsequent
it! he monk by himi
‘sn'so much «pres»
tithe artist was re-
‘ j lonely responded by
’ ofthe'number.
accompanied at the
ill! earthworms!!-
clots and melting the
their numbers possi-
,x's tasters at winch
‘ war- ; lotion-z
“ stoneware: every
3'9 i- 7 7' -' a
m .y““.”’.‘.;.":.t' ‘1
right“L ymn ht hem”,
iébo:nhotl0i?flltlfiinl..fl
‘ ;. “Go Pretty nose.”
rs. Vln‘fiorpr ”
this; Samar no: :‘
,.../..... “Tornado?!
gthreeduets by Mr. '
’Jiug‘and election’of pills
to rites-guenrrnnll.‘ , ,
3 and chose the 'follovii, to, serve as
silicon; for the next six months: Coni-
;rns also is
Jessie Byxbee, Miss Josephine Jon-p
drew. Miss Edith Pitserierss Mary.
Mahoiley and Messrs. Bernard New»
~ man. ‘Alfred -‘ Mosher. Frank Ferris.
Harry ’itussell. Luke “Dorsey. Wesley
Russeii.‘*ii‘rank For alter" Becker.
Fred Pitser. frenetic.
man and John 'l‘gMcilo
. uring the eveningtw
bars were takenlnto ,
Maven suxroullw h .eoos'oms
Defeated Major Nihlock in contest at
the Namath Club. _.
Mayor George 8. Boston prayed him’
self a winner at pool last night in the
tournament of the Norwalk Club. The
mayor, whose rating was 100.. was pit-
ted against Major Wesley N. Nihlock.
one of the proprietors of the Hotel
Norwslk. whose ratingwas 80. and de-
feated him by the score of 100 to 63 as
the following will show: ‘ ‘
Nibéock, 80. Buxton, 100.
' 10
18,
26f]
31-1-1
44»
51
55—4
58—1
71
82
94
, 100 ,
The refereewns Professor H. B.
i ifiham. and ‘scorer,'0bester 8. Bob
8“ . / ' ire
Kit is expected that George L. Wood~
ward. 100. and Judge ill. M. Lockwood,
80. will play tonight. .
LADY JENNINGS OF ICERS.
run-um
Elliot“! Last-Nip in and Will he i
, stalled sunny 7.
Lady Jennings Dodge, Shepherds of
Bethlehem. held its semiannuslvmeet-
last Wellies
hitch street,
rounder. Belle Roe: vice commander,
Frank Brown: aid to commander. Mrs.
William Q. Merriam; attractant. Etta
Sollrer; treasurer. Charles Bellies:
marshal. Mrs. Edfard Sanford: scribe.
Emma Burton: chafilslners. James
Day; acting past commander, Lewis
Cummings; inside guard, Mrs. Frank
Bert; master of ceremonies. Edward
Sanford: outside guard. Harvey Mead“.
trustee for eighteen months. Mr. Ban-
or. - - ‘ '
_ Those officers will be installed Wed.
nesday evening, January 7th; in Red
Men‘s ball by Prelate Lady Palmorton.
of Bridgeport. Three candidates were
will be initiated at the first meeting
in January. Six propositions were
received.
ROWAYTON is WILLIN'.
Polka ‘I‘hors Favor Joining the city of
. ) south Nomik.
The filamford Advocate says: A
delegation. o: separationists . from
south Norwalh went to Rowayion.
Monday night. They .succeoded in
convincing the men-tn attendance . at
a. meeting that a division of the town
Would a good thingandall but
_ too 0 the citisons present declared
that i'towsyton wanted the town‘spiit
iahalf. band would cut its lot with
the'Bouth Norwslit hall or it.
[libs scheme to’idivido the town is
then: worked up with 1 good deal if
mpanisd on the .
Thevparlors ‘
g, were sprettiiy ‘d‘eo'rnted with (the
‘ which Roma. 8 , A, me y '
of South Nerwalk is the hend._know. x The
voted in at last night’s meeting. They $3
"In. bili‘fliil,
. “to ilk _
o shoves listlessimnnh. hash
.giiudriivsa t as ‘
the fifteenthssnnual dihner to he mode
7 icalstalf ‘otitiie Methodisttlliplmbiila “,0
(Below) Hospital. isomers . and t
. Kenneth. in
or think what waivinistorcwfor them.
when they assembled atsthe Montuuk
Managers of th'e‘-hospital._ There 'was,
a» secret, butitjswas in the possesion
of a very few 'persons. Even when,
the reportersssked about it Dr. A. s.
Kavanagh. the Superintendent ofthe
hospital turned to them and‘sald:
but I don't care toilet it out-even to
Iyou, good folks, until later in the even-
ng." _ , .
it was surmised. says The Brooklyn
Times. that it had something to do with
theraislngof money for the hospital, for
> it has been able for the fifteen years of
it: history to occupy only one-third of
t e buildings known as the hospital
property, at Seventh avenue and Bev-
e‘nth street, because the other two»
thirds is-‘a mere shell, having an or
diuary‘exterlor. but a sadly incomplete
interior.
abouts. but especially to the Methodists
of Brooklyn» who saw their media on
turning away applicants for help -
more of lack, of accommodations; .fl 33°-
sides this. the financial end of the hos-
pital's life has not held its own.
ore. who included, many local doctors,
besides the physician; of the staff. hoa-
pitali nurses. pastors; and active lay-
men. {had been called to these condi-
tions. can urgedvto’ dortheihmsrt in
stimulating a '
fellow Methodi _ town'rd‘th "‘h ital.
tbstthe surprise came: Wi _ u.
.lr.. is; viceopresident of the Board 'of
mariners; cocaine was: speaking to‘rthe
toastilt'Thewuturs of‘tlie “capital." )
urnhaus noted the fact that he hoa-
pialfiwss not a financial success lentil.
having‘entered the year with a deficit
of 87.000. but 1902 has been even less
successful.’ the debt now standing on
crinrent expenses being 013.000. Vile
notedoiso that the hospital hadf n
compel ed to refuse aid because of rich
of accommodations. The debt on the
buildings amounts to ”0.000. and there
is not proper room for the nurses. To
this was to be added the cost of finish}
in; the buildings. which he thought
could no longer be delayed. and which
would amount to about "25.000. he.
thought. though others figured it at
00
Whenghir. italic had proceeded thus
far. as said:
“if by the first of June. 1003. the sum
of ”00.000 is raised In bona this. good
subscriptions payable in a reswnsbie
time‘after date to cover the building
debt. the current expenses deficiency
and provide. any "6.000 on account“
1903 expenses. to avoid a deficiency
that year. and to bring the endow-
moot iund up to ”60.000. my wife and
i ”will complete the building and
grounds in accordance with y. no-
marks ton cast of 0135.000." .
it. might be blip. , titli- cliche
proposition, sluggish n 1.33”?” slog:-
pcctcdmannsr a someone
garages pillars are Ill'iAWMJii‘tiie
'p, 'sws,ro.wou cancer e«
first at a stir. it didn‘ . 9 am...
m long to realise , t it tenant. has:
' boss 3 forth“ ate; a
so
" . t4“ ‘3» t.
it {this famine-president»!
his,
Little did to wohundred been . V
Club, to bathe guests or the Board'of /
"There‘s a cat in the has. all right. ‘
This has been an eyesore. ,
not only to the people who live there- .,
it was after the attention of the din- ‘ ‘
or attitude among ,
in “s r
can"
, and Mrs. Hendricie
son; Mrs. H. 0.: tithe and Mrs. Fred,-
erlck '1‘. Lyon, presided-over the sec
end table. whileflrafl. c. Sharer and
Mrs.‘ C. F. Boutwoll looked after the
third table. Mrailll. 0.. Brake had
general charge of p , supper. ,At one
sideof the Mom was the handkerchief
booth. where no only this article but
other household good, he were sold by,
‘iertainment. the
.. g ,was thef'lnbor
_ moaned and continued
, ;, in. this «song four-
' ten rspr'esented
, H lites of
Iadbihfion. or
birth 2
at" osii'ssftso.
M
. _ :. Too-Much fork‘rhom. ’ ,
, The Young Men's Christian Associa.
ticn basketball team. under Captain
Charles Hill, went to Stamford last evw
coins and were defeated in an interest-
ing and clean game with the Manor
school. of that, city. ., The game was
played'in the school gymnasium and
wasrwituessed by quite a crowd of the
Stamford schoolboysaand their friends.
The Manor .hoys. only schoolboys.
played in due form and their team
work was excellent. They treated the
local fire in line shape. having a spec-
ial car in readiness at the station to
convey them to thc‘school and showed
every possible courtesy. The local
boys returned home by trolley. The
souls for the Y. M. 0. A33 were thrown
by Williamson, Arnold. Hill and Bo-
zardus. Next Wednesday evening the
local five will go to Greenwich to play
a team inthat place. ‘ .
leALK PLUMIIII ATTACHED.
_ uty Sheriff rsnr Doolan.’ of
Bridgeport. came to south Norwsik.
Tuesday and handed the papers over
to Deputy-Iberiffdohn W. Sunday in
an attainment brought by the snow
port .Biosm Heating Company midst
Hooker} Farrell, the Water street
plumbers, one letter. served the re
pars Tuesday ovenl and has been in
attachment ismado to cover a c
”50 for materia’ lain: of
is expected the
reissued soon.
x sou-f ' ‘
, and
, . ~Ohlef
_. from Rev. George D. Egbert. for the
' . upon motion of Councilman George 9
Manor scum Players, in Stamierd. '
possessionof the once since. when
.,'Ohnreh*
*k
m, on aim v, , i
3 .‘lft'lfilttschmcnt - titties on:
at“.
smith and Second
stant'illnglneer Thbmas '8."Murr'ay,
Department'rhysician Dr. ll
J; Tracey. 1 These embers must “first-g
,inedgby. "e city‘councll, and-thisune
doubtsdiy Wlii‘ be none. John .
Greenwood is secretary of~the depart-
ment. ,r , ,. _ ._ _
‘ PM it; called ,2, the firemen to
order: shortly after 8 o'clock, in the
moment the Fire Police. audbrought
up several matters of business in con
.nection with the department. He re-
ported thati’or the inspection day cer-
emonles last May WM had been col-
lected andthe expenses were $557.18:
that there remained inihis hands the
balance. Upon motion of Charles M.
Smith if. WasJetb in th, hands'bf the
chief to use for the b t interests of
the departmout. ' .
”The chief! road a letter of thanks
. P ,ithll'
K eerili'rcde‘rick W.
iiremen's'? assistance during the cele-
bration of the 250th anniversary of the
Nor-wall; Congregational Church. The
communication who accepted and or-
dered placed "on dis. 'r .
. .‘Thednvitation of Rev.“ Jam .8.
.O'Donoeli to attend service at St.
Mary’s“ Church some Sunday evening
“in. January, when an appropriate ser-
mon will be. preached. was accepted
Grumman. who moved that the tire-
rm’en go' in body. Upon motion, of-
_.tames 151.1 or ”it was rvcted'thai
OhlefTPi-owitte cal especial meeting
or film department hen Father. 03301::
o
ll
n
flatten
can
and the election avg proceeded,to."i‘he
oliloers were not eaten byballot‘ of
the ~deparilnent. but upon «notion of
‘flharlea M. Smith it was voted that
Captain J. W. Britto, of the. Fire Po
lice, cast one ballot for the old board
aborigines” intact, whioh‘rwas done.
The sani‘e‘course wasresorted to in
the reelection of Dr. Traceyas depart:
ment physician. ' .
. " it was voted to, recommend the name
of‘llosenh J. Cahlli to the city council
for the position ,of superintendent“
the city's’iire alarm service. Mr. .
bill's name was ‘ proposed by J. .
Burns. . q ,
Upon the, recommendation of James
H. Magnet it was voted that the board
of engineers and some of the firemen
go before megcity council at their drst
meeting in January and ascertain lust
what power the odious of the depart»
ment have. as at present there seems
,to be no understanding whatever.
(W
till .
walkCo‘nsregs onsl Church is expect;-
ed to .be‘ present at the Roll Call an
evening at 7:80. Five minute address
as wiluic made on subjects of interest
try-church workers: "0m inheritance
all a Church." $de Board: “The
Chi: ll 1st Aims Mater." Dr. Emily
1" “ do‘*mhrow: “The Church Ii ja
iterate. so John at. night; “rho
.' the Cure of Souls," J. Br
.renoer'whurcn support."jtiis nus-
mum; '"l‘he Church as a
‘. Pauli ileureflhtrsyolj.
. humour mm a:
‘ n . ‘ ‘ n s ‘
, pastes; httheplossof‘tbp on»
.scsts will be . , Idaho those
Miogcgnot now, w ittm 1
”apartments: of the am to ‘
, Whofthevsrrsngemeaw stench
6c ; . . ,
concesoarloust sou. can...
,'_lllvery mom ‘ r of the Southhor»
ruin. a .1.
Md, "9
. lghthroom. Miss
Idsushtor' of John T.
1? address of thanks
.‘our'v‘roomj‘l‘ offer you
.. thanks for the kind.»
ouhove manifestod'iin our
'Ik.” f , , - ~ ..
“Though not the fortunate Twinn
your generous gift; the gold medal
been. wanting:- , Each fof us determined.
linposslbleuwe‘ rejoice that. our. dear.
worded, for as we areweli swarmihe
,.being’hlest as we, withrobust health.
nature has compensated him by rich.
mental endowments. notwithstanding
trial to his delicate constitution; j ,
“We earnestly hone'you wul‘ contin-
ue your fatherly care for us and that
we may ever prove ourselves worthy
children arse Mary’s sellout, d of
our and pastor. v » _ . .
“ by your first Christin am
be as happy as: theses! up
and may thoxdeariinfsn .
fon you all the graces and blessings you
have been committed to your- care." .
the Christmas vacation tomo'rrpw. and
exercises will probably be held in all
of the rooms in honor of the occasion.
The kindergarten. however. will heads
only department to have a Christmas
nonwaut ‘ oivoacs chess.
Will Koop dad a finger ind/y In the so.
‘ ‘ low it n .
e‘t then marinade: speech: ,:
,_ . or'wslh people. Among the
graduated divorce cases is that of
its Timpson against John Timpson.
3a which Attorney John J. Cuneo rep-
resents the applicant. . ., 2
Judge Lightwlll appear for the ap-
plicants in the actions of Ethelfieer
éssalnst William (leer and Lens M.
.Hussey against George Hussey. In
the divorce, suit of Michael J. Dougher
t against. Annie Daugherty, Attorney
. H. Vosburgh represents the appli-
‘rhnt. A case, which is the result of a
divorce suit. is that of Ednh , M.
Walker against Henry E. Walker, ‘in
which the custody of a child is involv-
ed. in this case General Russell Frost
will appear for the applicants and At-
torney ‘J. J. Walsh for the respondent.
The old case of Ada B. Crofoot. of
Dorian. at sin, vs. H. B. Cummings, of
Stamford. is scheduled to common to»-
2%:me x in this case Attorney H. iii;
the flames.
he funeral of-thelateh‘rnnh flattery
i he heidratdhe allvcrmine“ , ,
tomorrow. ftsro‘oon at 3 o’clock, ,
Beirut. , ‘ will atheists andipter»
Imam white-{n the cemetery. nearby
The aliboare‘rs wiii be John and dots
‘epb uthris.‘ sen. Préscott and Alon
so. Rufus and‘li'rsdorlck Buttery... .
bin-mmryihsving been a member. ,.
. ' - W
W
_. u. f on serious son‘s
“ pursues met
..
hotel! J Burns. mama;
hill. hows. soldmedai. ,
., inlets Newman- sold; .
-~ col.“ . . ,
. Room sfiWilllsm; Callahan. .riilver~
r Father, in been: a
, he your‘ccml'ng to. Nor.- t
has worked.well, and faithfully. ‘vhlbt ’
need to conduct to our heavenly home
the lambs and sheep of the dosh that
The Parochial school will close rei- "
tree. It ‘is expected that the school ‘
will re-open Monday. Deccmberfihiith.‘ ’
rri , d Hurlbutt [a Davis appear,
renew or ream: our-ream”. ‘
'i‘ _
I cost
it!!!” ND. 19
art or... silver-medal. , ‘ ‘ ‘
177' imbeih. ,Powel‘h, sliver .
Tgonnell irmade‘ the ,
yetaws are'sanrious that you- should .
know that our earnest! efforts have not .
to carry off the price. but. that being - W
classmate. James Tulip-has been re-'
.which, regular attendance and close . ‘
application must have often ‘bee a /
ly"enodgh.< . ‘
the head. at the war.
lockup azilash ”of
make 'clear‘to her
. demolition. ‘
"NM fmuchlwim cri
soiligtoput mexup’ tit
nave _ never 30.".
were taken almost
, We '
8t. Bo“. Norwallt.
WANTED—NIGEL ,
dog for breeding is
ortlnnuire for "X
for. general [house
three. Apply M ..
38 Fairiisld avenue gran;
“WW
res-inks:
pros sALs—nm ,
blocks or split; 36’ ‘
slit, #7. Orders
, ,ory.‘Wsshln
. it on ‘ ‘
duo on'?‘ mt t1: 8
. _ sous on
man
at «one:
roof Hen
_ , ' TO
large delegation of- members of Our
Brothers' was, i. 0. 0. ll‘.. will attend: .
10' i our»
’3 com or.'
r. mitten, iii col
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