‘ broil
, Hartford Fire hsnr, cs.-
‘ ‘ Its so II ‘
A acIIon In late piss er
ghI to th‘ Sup Ior
insurance Compsu
Rochester. Germ
Clark claims the. _
holders of mortgage on
property living in:
‘ and so does Mr. Dun
(1 election of ‘
(”Court Mahackemo. Foresters
erlca. Was held last evening In '
Iihts ct P'ytliiux hall. Washington
street. it was tied that there
would be several lri creating contests,
especially..- over the silicon of Chief
Ranger; Treasurer and Court Physic-
his, but these did. not materialize and
the ioliowing were easily chosen to
serve the ensuing year: Chief ranger,
F. A Baker; sub‘chiel ranger, James
Houiihan: treasurer. Augustus Mag-
nor; 'Ilnhnciai secretary, John Silcox.
recording secretary, George Mason:
senior woodwsrd. Ernest Grosschner;
junior woo’dw‘ar‘d: Charles Moore; sen;
ior beetle. John Magner; junior beetle.
Charles Wallace; trustee for three
years, A. M Pohlnian; lecturer, Conrad
Ryan; dactor, Dr W. B. Bean. Five
applications tor membership were re
ceived.
These oliicers will be installed Tues»
day evening January 13th by District
Depot ty McKenzie, at Stamford.
counr mm ashes...-
Moot successful Mu, "in Gomo’Time
'rn l "I“ L?" In "to
e urges rose a a out -
ruk has had in ‘ ti r N”
of last nldght , win
or I .T
ng secretary. the
are elected by a
': fl Sinith, Jo-
seph C more and. . Hayes. The
other oflicers were 8. C. R Darrah
Moore; 8 W.. Joseph Hoiieran: J. W..
George Ross; 8. R. James Fisher; J.
3., amnion Comato'ckv lecturer, A
Heine: physician Dr. Burneli; drug~
gis.t,.T rimh: trustee for three
years. mail d German.
A line cpl-end was had. after meeting
had. speeches made by newly elected
oilicers.
UNCAB i-IAYMAKERS' OFFICERS.
Annual Election Hold Last Night In
. Red Men's Hall.
The following smears were chosen
last night atthé‘ meeting oi Uncas
Harmaiters’ ”solution:
i.
, Julius A. Mubbeil,
be raised up at a
on Tuesday limit.
If
‘ Fl r Junior so more;
Ruins ‘3 8mm: tor prophet. 'lgbel egoc-
. ll! sadly it on.
. Railroad Companyt
' company's new signal tower to be in
the Dorian depot.
the tower is at.
ready up and the work will be pushed
rapidly forward- 'FndI
. levers.
I stand it; no longer £1!pr tch
who claims to have an assig’nm
the policies. The“ are so me.
plicants for the ~ alto " be. It;
companies desire. s
hear all claims bsto e the
by or it. The poll. Is
at January term oi we 8
~Hoyt’s Then, I
ville. '
Seventeen
RIM ital. "
The Hospital rep- it for the week
ending December 28 shows eleven pa
tients present at the last report. Dur-
admitted, two have been discharged
and one has died; n blood poisoning.
leaving “venison pt? Ilents in the Hos-
pital, thirteen Males: and (our females.
There have been all e‘ty visitors
The Needlemrk IGulld ct America
has donated one hundred and eighty-
two garments. Mrs‘ Knapp has given
old muslin, Mrs. W Andrews. old
underwear, rs J. M.
jelly I
Miss Florence Mathews has sent
tients. The Ladies ard has furnish-
more and George
provided funds to DJ
gifts for the potion
.Butterworth has
in the Hospital
New on: New
sated Just east or
The foundation ion
in'abont three weeks.
It w‘iiibe
height and mu
operate lI. “mg?“ n‘
are necessary liei
w only two men
and tour will be
yet.
MM
H. a Dulkley. ,
WE
BOWEN—HUNTER.
Popular Norwaiir ‘I
Married In Grace Church. New York.
Miss Edytb Hunter.
Sidney Bowan. of
married at Grace
city. Saturday‘afteinoon at 1 o’clock,
walk. .
be served at the
groom will sail for :
.months' Colours. ’
I VERY i.
A livegd .
tontlcn those pad the on Death Main
"streetin front at dam” Stairweld’s
market about 4:30 yesterday hitch
noon and torctiine tlooked as though
some blood would b shed. Mil. Gin-ta
wald's “ldIttie black in! dog had been
both driby big yellow“ canine tor
ail II. when lie so old
I. ‘ ooo FIGHT. .
some tins and
the hi I!“ by _
dogdd not let ‘- hIiittl
retain: an it he wss'b‘eln
on Ill baht
V. the Norwalk Town ,
~~ street, but little business was transact
n Ied', save to r‘
ing the week nine patients have been ‘
Layton.
Christmas gifts furl the female pa-
ed the Christmas gr as. Robert Herr
lord has given tour een potted geran‘
rchase Chnlatmaa
..A...
new steam. Towns ros DARIEN.
Thirty-five Men No] sex...“ in Rush.
ind th I
Thit ty-iive men displayed by the
Haven & Hartfurd
re at work on the
probably complet-
The new
tower will be enquI'r‘ed with Ih’irtyeix
thirty-film feet In
Iuire five men to
work of putting in
the new crossovers is now well under
way. Tracks one and three and two
nnected. Tracks
one and two will not be connected as
~Sied's Skates end Hockey Sticks.
oung Lady to be
daughter of
George Hunter, of Mast avenue. and
ew York, will be
hurch. New York
by the Rev. CharlesIM. Belieck. of Nor-
Later a w. . .lng breakfast will
otel St. Deals, at
which time there till be present a
i party or Norw'alk (rt nds rind relatives.
. Later in the alts up the bride and i
ropetor a three
one general colors I. ‘
tor the special town.
ting on consol-
idation. held a In
last night in
art ream; in Wall
nest the selectmen to de-
for the specie town meeting from De—
camber. 30th to Friday evening, Jami-
cry 2. 1908.
about 8: 30 o'clbck, by Judge Ass 8.
Woodward. and others present were
Mayor-elect Charles L. Glover. Dudley
lil. Hoyt, John J. Walsh. Mayor Course
13. Burton. Dr. William J. Tracey, Ce-
car W Raymond, E. S. Adams. Dr.
Mines. .
At a former meeting Judge wood-
ward was requested to appoint a com-
mittee to look up the history oi the
town and he announced his selection
as members of the committee. Levi
Warner. Thomas I. Raymond. Rev.
Charles M. Selleck. Rev. A. F. Beard,
Frederick ll. Quintard and Samuel
Lyrics. . .
Some of those who had been ap-
pointed at the meeting or the sub. com-
mittee on statistics the night beiore. to
leak, up the debt of the City of Nor.
walk, the City or South Norwalk. the
Town of Norwalk. and the school dis-
tricts had their reports ready. but in
view of the fact that all of the reports
were not ready it was deemed advisa-
ble not to discuss them until they
were. Mr. Walsh said the committee
on resolutions was not ready to report.
us they would have hair work on the
report or the other into ittees.
Mayor-elect Charles L. Glover and
Assistant City Clark has Davis were
the committee on ascertaining the debt
of the city cl No‘rwslk; Frederick H
Quintard. on the debt of the City of
South Norwaik. and Selectman samuel
Dyson and Mayor George B Buxton, on
the debt of the Team or Norv‘aalk.
Mayor Glover asked it there. would be
my objection to postponing the special
town meeting until January 1st. As
'Bast Norwalk was to hold a meeting to
consider the whole question on Decem-
her 30th. he thought it would be policy
to hold the town meeting later. Mayor
Buxton said thatIhe had noticed in The
Sentinel or last night that the talk was
to call the meeting In East Norwaik.
for 7:30, and immediately adjourn so
as to give those present a chance to
attend the town meeting. Mr. Walsh
thought it would be betterto have
these district meetings before the term
meeting. so as to give the people in the
different districts an opportunity to
decide what they wanted to do. said
ill-JWAIIII: ‘it is better to hold your
family council before you go into
church council. ”
Judge Woodward added. “The legis~
t cots Wednesday. January 7th.
a a’t suppose. they will take the
p the drst day they meet. any~
mod to be the coral opinion
“Wm the at- our theto‘i‘wn meetings onld bedefer» _.
red and upon motipn oi ill. 8. Adams it
was one to request the abiectmen to
postpone the town meeting to January
.nd. as before stated
it vise than voted I'o adiourn to Irri-
day evenlag. at Iirt room. when
the committees ah do in that on ros-
distinct {Ire expect posted to malts a lull no
in. nu propensity
MIADIIIMDD for Fri-
n resolutions ‘
The meeting was called to order
James G Gregory, Selectman Samuel ‘
ti _. ”detections Reed slid hyper stated ‘0
this inoroln ‘ ,
h . special town nicot- ‘
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mil“ “ghetto target a". Bachelors'badoe;
den's hone.
ate it. alone. I.
one f‘Ferris-D
payer tasted both» I
with loose and alter th ,
’bers played guinea, hit I.
o'clock ~
. Ah Market
A" and die.-
‘ various churches of The
ALVATION .
It is expected
:13 pared persons
M: Redstone and wile or
the town today collecting in
skate that have been promised for. I
or these poor people. Ticket
. distributedm to the latter and each be.
' " II on showing his ticket. Will he limb! -‘
The customary elaborate musical
" programs will be rendered tomorrow
((Ghristmss Day) or Sunday, in the
Norwalks.
b ,o .-I The programs follow:
DEATHS A D FUNERALS.
The remains I)! let Margaret Camil-
bell, who died yesterday morning. at
the home of her sister, Mrs. John Tut;
hill, in Ann street were taken to
Brooklyn. this morning. in care of Up.
dertnker A. J. Collins. on the 7: is train
tor interment. It wee at ilrst decided
to new services in St. Joseph’s Church
mid then take the remains to Brook—
lyn, but the friends desired that the .
services should be held
and this wardens.
companied by an
torment was in cemetery.
Captain Mom WIlson received
the and nerve by' this morn:
gin Brooklyn.
Cornelia Death. took place yes-
terday. at his home in Fol i
Mass. Min Reed was well0
the Nor-Twain). bavi
years been employed
M.rs Frederick!!! er. or Living-
ston Place went to eshlre. Conn.
this morning, having been called there
by the news or the death of her grand-
father, father of Mrs. George R. Roy-
mond, 2d at Norwsik She expects
to be away the rest of the week. /
Mrs. Frederick W Ellsworth and in-
tent daughter died in New Haven.
Monday. - Mrs. Ellsworth was former-
ly Miss Sarah B. Loveridgo and was
well known in The Norwalks having
been a frequent visitor 'here.
Angelo Contamiti. of Clay street. re-
ceived word yesterday. of the sudden
death of his (other in Italy. He went
to New York. this morning. and will
sail for ltaly on inc iirst steamship.
r-Trse Ornaments, Fancy Boxes
Favors,“ a has assortment. Demyn's.
HOTEL NORWALK CHRISTMAS
‘ MIN . ’
Celery.
. I POTAGE.
Oyster Soup.
leoias.,
Lon-tars a la Newburg.
Maruchlnc Punch
Chicken Patties.
ROTI.
Roast Beef an inn
Roast Tu key. Cranberry Sauce.
Roast . . Apple sauce.
LDGUMDB.
Mashed Potatoes.
Candied Janis French Peas.
Mince Pie Pumpkin Pie.
0m molasses.
English Plum Wilding. Brandy sauce.
mPi staobio ice Cream. _
'Flfl-I
its“? Grapes Boom
" Raisins:
fi: Gale Noir. . .
Pickles
iltlnasi night.» Milena
not
_ nonrandom» “
' casino.
.7 Gloria P atri
‘ Gibson. organist-director.
will gladly assist at the piano. in the 3
Christmas sunda‘y at the Norwalk 1
Methodist Church. Mev.
.Moorc.
Factory The sermons morning and
evening, will be appropriate to the oc-
The musical program will he
as follows: ‘
0.30 A M.
l
‘ Prelude—Andante from Post and Pen-
saht..........; ............. Suppe
' C. G. Ives at the Organ and C A. Free-
man Violin. and Howard A. Tilly,
. Cornet.
Anthem—The Nativity Adams
Accompanied by Organ, Violin, Cornet.
Gloria Patri. Meneke
HymanI-lghtest and Best. .Mosart
Solo for Bass—~Night of Nights.
.................. Vandewater
Mr Benedict. 0b., Mr. Freeman.
()ilertorywwveiy. I.
Navcba. op. 17. arr. by Tobacci
Organ. Violin and Cornet.
Duet—As With Giadness Men of Old,
..... Schnecker
Mrs. Ross, Miss Dinah, violin ob. Mr.
Freeman. ’
Hymn—When Mars Walked in the
Nightly Plain .Zemner
Anthem~How Bountiful Upon the
Mounts ins . ....... .. Dayan.
Accompanied by crates. violin and cor-
Hymn—Joy to the World Handel
Pastime—Overture lilidorado,
Bowman.
. Organ, violin and comet.
....I......Dnck
Hymm-Hsriti- the Herald Angels Sing.
....... . . . Mendelssohnflarthctdy
Selig)in tor Soprano—The Birthday of a ’
ng .......... I. ...... Neldiinger
Mrs. Ross. violin ob. Mr. Freeman.
Odertory Andante from Post and Pens I
out .
Organ violin and cornet.
Solo-Night of Nights .. Van do Water
Mr Benedict. ob. Mr. Freeman.
Hymn-«While Shepherds Watch.
.~........... .Haadel
Solo for Soprano and Quartet-won!
Holy Night, I= .
“Adolphe Adana. ar. by Gills
Glory . ..........Oliver
Powwow—Gloria in lilxcelsis
.From Farmer’ a Mass.
Organ. violin and cor-net.
Quartstte: Mrs. Imogene Ross,»
prano; Miss Annie Stash contraito:
Chester Benedict. bus: H P. Price,
tenor and director. C. G. Ives organist:
C. A Freeman. violin and Howard A.
Tilly. corset. The accompaniments
and instrumental selections will be
made an attractive feature.
Norwsik Congregational.
unday nIirr-nluie Prelude. for or-
and piano.“ s Preludes. Eva»
p honicfoe‘ih. Part 1!, F. Liszt:
thorns. “Thor‘s Were Shepherds." W L;
Blumcnsohein; “it Cams Upon the
Midnight Clear."_D mu Klein; coa-
Inlto,solo.~ “Pesos on Earth, " G. Lone;
postuids. Christmas overture, W. Iii.
Ashanti. Cranium, Prelude. tor on
can an dpinno. second part or "1pc
Preludes " Lint: anthems. "Blessing.
Honor. Glory and Power." (tram “ he
imtiudgmant.’ IL. Ii or; "Thalia:
or hey a”? A. son hues gar. coprocess-
lo. “Nativity."ii' Blicp .Drd’l?
ids. Finale o! Boosts in
Mrs. billion sherwood-Nsw-
Sappe
IIAIIstlso
hoir: ‘
klrirli Mrs. Resd‘ G Neviland. Horace
as} etch. Frank Nun. Alex'aoder 8.
preludss and accompaniments.
Continucdm on Sixth Fags
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«Winter 06 Ear Mails I. O‘Drlen.
~i‘collsld and wifespent a large
Milo Bolts '
ly given his dInner. , Alter. tones are
or as
Iservsd all those remaining.“ _
be served. : I .
II There will also be iifty bags of coal t2
, be given away with every. basketflo ‘
the provisions go, will
gather with.a copy or the War 0
W ‘
MERRILL WON FROM HAVILAND. .
Probably no same in thp pool tours
meat of the Norivalk Cluhdias elicited
., more Interest than the gains hetWeen ‘
Frank H. Merrill and Reed G. Havi-
land; each rated at 100. and played all
Ia’st night. The latter won easily by
the score of 100 to 65. The full score
of the game follows: ’
HAVILAND. 100.. Merrilll..1100
13 1 ",— I.
. 66' I
F. A. Van Buren relereed and W. C.
Jessupp scored. - .
PRESENTED WITH A RING. .
Prof. George E. Sensing: president
of the Brown Business College was
very much surprised and planned this
morning when he was made ”the are?
lent of a handsome ring by the my,
and students of the college. I The prev
sentstion speech was made by ”Tell"
Van Doren this morning, when the stub
dents were assembled for lessons. he
professor was taken completely a not
by the gift, but recovered sullicientiy
to express his appreciation and
thanks. The ring is a large one. with
large, black stone surmounted by the
Masonic emblem, between which the
letter C has been placed. In the em-I
blem s‘re set six line diamonds.- The
school closed today for the Christmas
vacation, to reopen January 5th;
--—-——v
i-eWe have a large stock of square
Pianos we will sell for tie each: Or-I
ms 85 each. batore Dec. 25.’ This is
a. great sacriilce on our part and a
cinch opportunity tor a beautiful
Christiana present. J. W. 8..tudweil
“JOE” VOLK'S DOG DEAD.
Joe Talk is going a ad with tears
1 his eyes today. deep to the fact that
omorrow is Christmas day. and to
be sympathetic questioner Joe tells
the sad story of the death of his pet
dog. a valuable little curly haired bea—
lie hound. The little animal got hold ’
«I the rubber headgear that proved a
veil of defense lor Joe on many a foot-
ball field this tall. and swallowed a
portion at it. But the other and more
.ellabie story is that the dog was poi-
soned by the rascal that has been ieav~
Io-‘ng his trsck at death. not only in_
liouth Norwelk. but in East Norwalk
us well.
LECTURE IIVI REV. MOFIEIID.
The Rev]. Frank A. Sconeld. or Meri-
den. formerly o! Norwalk. will given
lecture at the Norwaik Methodist
, i‘hurch Monday. December 89th. on
ihe subject “The Holy Land." tilt?“
r o
vi the past summer there and is loc-
Iurs 'Ilt‘ undoubtedly be very interestr
:III. ‘
will appear in some oi- the costumes
lIII-n In Faustino. Admission to the
lecture will be tree but a silver collate
lion tor the benedt of the Ladies Aid ,
:iocicty will be taken up.
wChflstmas Dinner. iiotoi Norwallr.
W
noon customer “ADI. _
W 8. Sta aritrsports the
holiday trade he has am known.
His had the money with them and I .
bought lavishly. with thew1 me It
“I. “all". ”Mm
“iii
ism-expected um Mrs. acorns Myriam
been heard.
.—‘—Best Bargains
Bu‘ikley’s Thy a
south Main St.
street bridge, 'gue
number of beans in
28. she w given the
selected (I: candy. Mr, Most :
ing the doll. The jar w to
tail: just 0.096 beans.-
FRFDHOLD, N. J . .
jury in the case of Laura Bi .
Charles C. Hendricks
the Peace Samuel Stanto
having conspired to seed
estate of the late Henry
which retired at 4: 30 y ‘ ’
out all night.
ration with Judge use.
took his seat on the , ‘ I
edit
two of the de endants rid ‘ "
third. The in wrepl ‘
be permissabla.
~Your clinician:
est stock of turkcvs In
lb. Hayes. .
Armmeas dinner. :
donations. Vegetahl
ceived at the hall. 18
all day Wednesddy and
Thomas.
first quality hay, bated .
kinds or block and up '
and telegraphs policy .I
James, 80. Norws .
wtroll sass—Mun
Woolen Company h
monotonic h bi sol:
so any w
suitable tor soil 7’and:
he’s knee pants and
«wit sell my shun.
mllioilce oif Roldan no
FORM CALI“-
Igblocks or split: must”? send
Incl-c
“Million
'10!
runs and 108' (at
has Wilson lots 0
Moduli! at Rent!
TD LITL-d '
am, 98 “an. tMilli
“8 9 *0
8007.810. to
that Avon
1...l.°*.l' and
rooms inquire at
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