Evening sentinel, Friday, December 19, 1902 · page 1

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package down. , W

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" a 1]. going cargo stair. sent as many
‘ i) been of wood and the same size as

‘ ho pieces of cheese. These they blac-
ed in the bundle carefully wrapped it

up. ”and; placing it where they had
"found it, awaited respite. Every young

man who was “on to" the joke was
early at the party. After all the pres-
ants had been given in "Jack" said he
had a little gift to oiler and waited in

1 2 suspense until Mr. sinuson opened the

ch to carry out

. their grad lien on “a high scale was

shown last evading when the pupils of
the High hohool held the opening night
of two nights fair. Like all at-

nd‘ertake’n by the school it was a
pronounced success; The Franklin
assehibly hall and the adjoining rooms

were well filled the entire evening and
,. a merrier throng it would have been

hard to find.
One of the most striking features or
the fair and upon 'whlch the students

1 and their teachers had spared no of-

forts was the decorations. These
were elaborate and on a large scale.
The assembly room was one maze of
The long red.
white and blue streamers stretching

. across the room wele prettlly set off

' . scene or lost
' was largely the work of the students.

by the many colored booths.

1%“
Miss Ethel Wilcox: chairman mission-

Add to
this a liberal display of flags. the class
colors Yale blue and white, and nearly
two hundred people, the students their
parents and friends, and you have the
night The decorating

Continued on Sixth Page.

YouNo FEOPLE ELECT OFFICERB.

First Congregations! Society Names
Frederick A". Elia for President

The Young Pebbles? Society of the Glad

Norwslk Congregational Church. held
its annual meeting and election clot-1
iicers‘, last evening. Previous to this
meeting the regular prayer service was
held. led by Andrew V. Heath. The
oillcers of last year were unanimously
rte-elected ai follows: President, Fred-
orick A. Ellis; vice-president, Seymour
Curtis, secretary. Miss Maude Gregory;
tree urer. Joseph B Billet chairman of
, , . , es. s. D our
race :1 comb: ttee.
ry commit ion Minnie Which;
chairman ‘ib id 11 intuition Miss Flow
once Benedict Baldwin. r
The reportd of the treas'uxer. Joseph
B Ella. and oh'airman of the entertain-
meat commit R. B. Kecier. were
read and accepted. The treasurer re-
ported a balance 111312.50 after all bills
had beenrpald, and Mr. Keelcr rcportd’d

1 a smell balance from the bowling and

travel clubs. it was voted to send the
balance from the bowling club to Pro-
”*icssor W. 0. on use, who gave the use
of his alley at the Norwnlk University

h school all last winter free of charge.

.‘if‘;

B lo Ir James

The society new has a large member-
ship, which is continually increasing.
and it promises to bc a power for good
in the church.

~~Shears and tScissors. H. H. Wil-
llama. 17 trains B

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REP6RT 0!” THE COUNTY HOME.

Marlo Pub! ‘
trihu ”it y Manpomon‘t.

" . 11 annual report of
unty Home in Westport
all issued. and contains
lunch value é Information.
client views the home and isolation
(digital are shown and there is also
. I crises of the late County Commie

, Miller. with I‘ sketch
slits. There were in the home
ctolbori“! 1011‘
elven during the year was at

avenue. ha

ty-

' of ending the cheese,

,_ Lockwgod, 80.

H ‘tIrdsy Through Dis-

fiome ex- _

children: the number 1

[Court MI hadkohio. Fore

packs ,

imagine his surprise when instead
there were little
blocks of wood of the same else.
"Jack'i nearly fai ted and had to go
outs e to recur r. The result was
th‘at‘ e didn‘t return but went to an
other party instead. This was the only
thing the Jokers hadn’t counted on and
they missed his company the entire
evening.

-——The best line of Morris Chairs ev-

er; shown in Norwaik and a line line of

Cushions Raymond & 8011' s. Open
evenings.

RUBBER WILL NOW BE PLAYED.

company F. and Com‘pany G. Hove
Each Won Gsmco Basket all.

The Company F. basketball team
went to Danbury last night and was
defeated by the Company C. team of
that city by the score of 23 be 10. The
G team played a fast and clean game
and in the opinion of the Norwalk men
never played better The F. team on
the other hand did not. play with its
usual cleverness ahd perhaps they

, were not over the clients of their last

week‘s game in Newark, The line-

00. G.
Sheen
Gordon
0. Roupp
trey J L..G Pike
Ghiotto R._,G Helm
Goals from field. Hcim 4; Gordon.
Rooney 8; Payne. Doruey Sheen,
Roupp Pike Goals from 11.1.1, Roupp.
Officials W. F Ranch Norwalk: C.
Judson Danbury. A Kenney. substi-
lute.

The score at the end of the ilrst halfl
was in favor of the Danbury team. 12
to 8. At the close of the some a Buick.
er weaveoioyed in the Company par-
ior The F boys spent the night in
Danbu y. and came home this mornin.

‘ up of the teams was as follows:

00'. F
Payne
Dorney
fiRooney

L.F.
RF.

Each t in has now won a game th 8‘

season, and the “rubber" is in orde1.
Both games between the team's last
years were won by F. Naturally with
this striugvof defeats behind them the
G team was overjoyed over the result
of last night.

——-Fancy Silk B1spenders and Arm
Bands, pair in b x. Sellecis £1 Price.

woewKLK cLuh POOL coarser:

Lieutenant G. L. Woodward Bcs Judge
E. M Lockwood. Boon 100 t 59.
George L. Woodward rated 100,11nd
lodge E. M. Lockwood, rated 80. con
tested in the pool tournament of the
Norwaik Club yesterday afternoon, and
the banker proved the best pool play—
or by the score of 100 to 59. The score:
Woodward, 100
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com unicatlon to Hon. A. B. Wood-
war chairman of the committee ap-
pointed by the Norwaik Business
Men’s Association, declining to serve
on the committee:
Mayors Office, 1
City of South Norwalk.
December 19th,1992
lion. A. 13. Woodward. ,
Chairman of Committee. etc.
Norwalk Connecticut.

My Dear Sir:
on the "Committee on Consolidation"
appointed by the business men of Nor-
walk at their banquet Tuesday even
ing it appears to me that their ac-
tion amounts simply to a counter move
to defeat what South Norwaik is seek-
ing to bring about, and, therefore.i
runlint in anywise indorse it A year
ago I thought the whole township
should be consolidated into one large
itty but a careful study of conditions
has changed my mind and I now him
have that division is the best solution
of our government problem. We have
tried consolidation for many years
townwise. and the results havo not
been successful therefore,l do not
think anything is to be gained by try-
lng practically the same experiment
aver again under the name of “city "
We have been conducting our city at-
fairs in this community for; nearly
thirty-three years. and I think the Leg-
islature should permit us to take a
step further and become a town by
ourselves. Yours very truly,

MORTIMER M. LEE,
‘ Mayor.

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iHauuu Tum iii uliurneu Hurl-
bnii'sSimile, Bu"‘independenl"

Editor Sentinel: Mr. Hurlbutt. in
his speech at the meeting of The Bus.
iness Men’ is Assmiatiou. held Tuesday
waning last. likened the present short
if South Norwolk to bring about a di-
visibn of the Marin. to one or the par-
ties to a marriage. seeking a divorce.

1 think theproper simlle of the alt-
uation is to liken South Norwalk to 11
full grown. lusty son. who. after trying
in vain to bring his parents to a real-
slug sense of his importance and
rights in the household, finally con-

1 cluded that if he is to amount to any-

.hing in the world. must cut loose
from the id and establish a new
householdo his own; and. as such a
son. having the manhood and courage
to take this g .rinvsrlably succeeds,
'so' also does (1 ever remember his iil-’
1.110111131111111. and not only shares his
success with his parents. but. being
me from the annoyances of his for-
mer environment. mm his natural
affection for them and manifests It at
every“ opportunity. Inc on the other
hand. the parents not only realise that
the ion has taken a pro or stand. but
rejoice with him in his applause and
3m crity: undue instead of a home

”use 1 11.1111.» are two

happ households harmoniously
.21! think is Just

‘1 houIehoid of its own
. The bickering’h of
it issues. and

1 .
Mayor Lee has sent’ the following . .

11 must decline to act I

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tor, Daughters
tion. was lass;

The violinist. 1,1 B
was accompanierl by Miss 15 r

on the plan Bias Bench plays With
great deiicac oi: feeling and her in:
terprctntion of Wlemansk’s Legends
and two selections from Bolus were de
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While the musical selections were
heard to the best advantage in the his
assembly room, there was some in»
pellet of the dcoustl . Bqunlitios of the
place for speahln ‘ commltue was
therefore: spool
room for th
place of th
ed before Jo
E. Coley.oiW
Nerwaik C ‘
subject.

meetings and the
th, when Rev. J.

—-For I go
there Is nothln
Cost. Macitlh,
Rubber [relight

that than a Rain
mitiibber coat or
B mCoBmstock Bros!

B_ ,BERVIGE.‘

of the South
anal .Ciiuro h on
charge of superin-
tendent Frank A. Farris.’ The middle
part of the church will be occupied by
the Bible school, and the‘children will

.sing Christmas carols. A special offer

in will be taken to care for suffering
ch ldreu at our Norwalk Hospital. The
children are earning their money this
week and parents should see that they
have a change to make a generous of
faring. it is hoped that enough will be
received to endow a out for a number
of weeks. Mr. Ferris will deliver an
address.

~Sweet Oranges, 25 and 3011 dos. F.
D. Lawton it Go.

STUDENTM HOME FROM COL-
L GE

E s ‘
Aaron Coburn. of South Main street.
and William O'Brien. of Elizabeth
street. have returned from Exeter
Academy. Easier. N. 111., to spend their
Christmas vacation of nearly three
weeks. The 280 students left the

academy at the same time Tuesday to 1

go home for their vacations.

John P. Treadwell. Jr.. of North ave
nus Norwslk. returned yesterday aft
noon thorn Lafayette College. Boston
PI" to spend the Christmas vacation:

mToms and Tonnes O{Brien.

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DEBATE OFF FOR THE PRESENT

'i‘h re was to have been a debate It 1
atheilc Club last night the sub r

the
loot being "Resolved That Consolida
than is for the Best interests of the
Town." but it was not held and has
been nod for the present. The

t
oblong); it} in the fact thIt no one

could be induced to argue on the new
tl yo I hit.

—-Nob Mullins-sushi! Dress You it
Protectors [Bullock A: Price. x1

o. one: a smaller '

 

oedhy“ 11' member or Mrs. an
orally. and resulted in the disclosure
1 license. 1:11;th the

a [dent in the law school of Yale col:

1 s. and is also the leader 'of Lime
weilcr s orchestra. and a pianist of ac-
knowledged ability. The bride is also
an accomplished musician. and like
her husband. has been heard with pics—
sure by many Norwslk audiences. Mn
and Mrs“ illnxweiler, who will proba—
‘oly begin housekeeping shortly, will be
kept busy tor a few days, receiving the
congratulations of. ,their friends.

ORBAiN-vsHERWOOD.

Pretty Wedding Bolomnizsd in East
Norwslk Last Night.

A very pretty home wedding took
place last evening at the residence of

1 Mr. and Mrs. A N Sherwood Pleasant
street, when their daughter,

Hattie

The ceremony took place at 8 0010191.
New}! B. Carpenter oinciutlng. It
Was witnessed by the near relatiVes oi.
the contracting parties. The bride was
dressed very becomingly in a dress of
old blue rimmed with velvet andp

whitechi on “and cm ried a handsome

bouquet of white roses and lilies oi
the valley.
of a number of handsome presents. in
cluding a check for $50 from the
groom‘ is fathei.

Mr and Mrs Crow will begin house
keeping in prcttlly furnished apart
merits in Osborn avenue. East Nor
walk

GRIFFIN—RIFLEY.

George Griffin. formerly of South
Norwaik. who has been employed in
Scranton Pa, is home on a coupio
of‘ weeks‘ vacation. and has announced
his engagement to Miss Alice Ripley, of

1 Scranton. the wedding to take place

New Year? s are. Frank Yoks will act
as best nian and Miss Catherine (inge-
helmer will he bridemaid. Mani-11-
fins many friends in South Norwalk
wish him a long and happy married
life.

AVREMOCKEFUR. ..

Miss Etta Cockefur. of Norwalk. and
Albert Ayrcs. of South Norwalk were
united in marriage Wednesday night
at ii o'clock at the parsonage oi the
East Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church. Rev. Edward Cunningham
performed the ceremony. Mr. and
Mrs. Ayros are now residing in Hen-
drinks Ivonne. Norw‘alk

DEATH or ALONZO KINNltx. .
Alonso Kinney whose death at
Fitch's Soldiers' Bome. Noroton. was
recorded in yesterday's Sentinel serv-
ed in the Union army throughout the
Civil we. lie enlisted October 5.
1111.111 Company F Twelfth Regiment.
He was wounded June 1.1 1989. Itth’ 1;
battle at Port Budson.i.s. ereln
listed as a veteran Honors a1891b.
Ind was mustered out August 13.
ties. Deceased had been I resides of
nth“ ’rwalk for many years, at

1.. {or 191 east as months had been In

at the BollliIt‘I‘ Home lie is
red by it brother. it. mums ain-
‘ is It the Masonic Home in

roo‘ ass' rs so may. ,
, .99 some

men and sec

:committ‘ee. M

Louise. was joined in wedlock to Ho 70th“ omcers

lb
mer Gregory Crew. of South Norwaik. swatch night service on New Y ”.3 _

They were the recipients-

 

dared 1% console us

3’ the . 1
ken into Quittner's cafe and k

Doctors ii. 0 Sharer and B. M. Wolfe
summoned

consciousness a d be Was able to walk
away,
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. sooner-c. s. SOCIETY.

Annual Election of Officers Held has! '

Night in 80th admin.

The Christian answer society of
the South Nori all: Baptist Church.
held Its annual elation of officers last
night; Prssl out. Miss Viola N.
Decker; vice-pi ’sident. Helen Finch;
secretary. Miss Jennie Clarlt; treason
or, Miss Mary 1
ice. Miss Elsie ecker; Sunday school
committee. M1115 Jennie Crofut; press

i s Viola Decker The
‘ d committee remain
society voted to hold

 

,6 some. T

eve The order of service will p be-
hly be as foliorls 9 p.‘ 111., address by

'1?on worked ever the
n rought him back- to~

uhg on o’ '
ton. Westport Saugatuck and ill
of the Norwaiks.
The third annual odfe‘renc

chins; music commit- . -

yesterday that
been awarded

11 popular soother: 19.111. 111., social 0‘

hour: 11 p.1n.. prayer: service, led by
pastor.
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”Buy your Minus Confections and
Tree Dressings at Miss Kelieherfls 67
Main St. ,',Norw?ik and get a chance on
the beautiful d1 essed French Doll, val-
ucd at 815. 1

81”. JOHN’S? LODGE OFFICERS.

Charles F. Triiitram Selected AI Mas-
tor.‘ Last Night.
The annual meeting of. St. John's

Lodge. A F‘ a! d A M.. was held last

night at the 11‘ go rooms in the Mason-
ic buliding.'i‘ use onlcers wcie elect-
ed: Master. 1 harlos F. Tristram;
senior warden W J Wilcox; Junior
warden. ill P .Weed; treasurer, Sam-
uel Lyrics; secretary. Fletcher Van
Hoosesr; trusu es, A C. Golding1 A. C.
Wheeler and Harvey M. Kent.

Several other oillces are yet to be
illied by appoi? tment. The installation

ceremonies W! l' take place on New '

Year's night.
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CHRiBTMM SUNDAY BERVlOE.

Next sunday. being the Sabbath be-
fore Christmas Day.
the services tlii ouahout the day at the
First M iii. CfiBurch will be of an op-
pro riute ch11 star in “celebration of
Chr iit's birth. The choir will render
an elaborate v riety of Christmas 111111:
1111: at both in? ruins and evening sen
vices. a full 11 gram at which Will be
announced ini tomorrow’s Sentinel.
Rev. WNW Ti Duncan's morning subs
loot will be T e inspiration of Christ-
mas. At the coins service Rev. Mr.
Duncan will 11 Id two extracts from

the services _

moor Iitus

resentstivcs of the plaintiffsrlnid
pie in NorWalk were not aware
suits were to be brought. 1

WANTED.

WANTED—A LADY CLERK.
sronces required. Address Clerk
office. 1

WANTED-«A courarmm‘ '
for general housework in feral
three. Apply Mrs. Jacob M. ‘
38 Fairfleld avenue, So. Norwa

 

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FOR BALfiw-BQUARE
with cover and stool. 320. F0
gr psrticifiars inquire at Sent

ca.

son IALs—«uann wood
blocks or split; ill per cord In 1 1 ~ 51B,
split. 8'1. Orders It, Kane' s No ’ 5"
Bakery. Was on at.

madam”... MM

FDR lALIvi-‘ilo CBOBE
The rosidtilpo‘ I it ,
on poison,
of Franklin Bis.“ ot 60 feet ‘
lot. Idloining it on the west;
tsnd 108*! test 1! also
has business into on

 

Dr. George M1. thcson's most striking

Life of Christ. . One will he condor-hing
the Unique on stand one‘eoncernlh;
His unique rel i n- rem. The

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The Two Visitatiossmtha

men's Billie c
"pastor.
Shepherds and the Widowed. The hips

also use

worth heme prayer and
.Rands

vine will bel 1 pity Mrs. Ii
Motive." All

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ices of the church

can“. be, worshinfui and holp- ,
‘ libtiobi I extended to
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