‘ j-illlam E. Phiil a is ill at hishome
52 Van Zandt street. . .
lss Mary Bassin is .o d to her
9 in Fourth street by illness. «
ptaln Francis E; Merwln ls Ill at
Iome on the Gregory Boulevard.
lth Fergusdn and family have
(I from East avenue to Cove
tmienera at the Radel shop will
half the day tomorrow, the some
rlstn‘iae.
tain Robert IQIarr has taken the
if his sloop ‘I‘Ella May" and is
-tlicn1 repaired.
d W. Ramond' a launch has been
for the winter in the old quar-
the South Nor-walk Fish Club.
Etta Sosnowltz. of Brooklyn,
on the guest of Miss Bessie
of the Washington street
It Middleton. of South Norwalk1
:. ken a position in the Radei oys-
I‘I cg and intends to learn the open-
. o e.
t A. Saunders is wrestling with a
e cold and has been compelled
ve up work at the Radel shop
he time being.
6 stores here will be closed all
tomorrow on account or the boil-
but will remain open this evening
as as trade warrants.
he Mayflower Fire boys will ob-
s New Year's as usual this year
.a h open house all day and a hearty
Icomc to local and outside firemen.
Ralph Deckei. who hasIbeen open-
}? ng oysters at the Radel shop. has
. liken a similar position in David
Decker‘s 3110p 01! Water street South -
Nor.walk
Dr. Cunningham. surgeon in a New
1 ark hospital has arrived to spend the
holiday at‘ the home of his parents.
Rev and Mrs Edward Cunninghammf
Rowan street.
John Hinesc who has been ill at
his home in Norwaik the past two
. weeks with rheumatism. ieturne‘d to
work this morning opening oysters In .
the Radel shop.‘
The combined weekly class and
piaye1 meeting at the Methodist
Church last evening was well attend-
ed and an Interesting and helpful ser-
vice was the result.
Joseph Lockwood who ran a shell in
his baud while at, Iwork opening oys-
ters some time ago is now suffering
IIIIrom blood poisoning. The hand is
badly swollen and is very painful.
Captain W. H. HVerity with the “Ad
die V.” towedH W. Wells & Co. B
ailile driver to Tavern island this
morning. where she will do some work
:or in Hill. the new owner of the is-
8111. .
Manager Charlie LaCroix. of the
car pool room. has made repairs
to the pool table on which the tourna-
, ment" games are being played and in
tend shortly to equip it with new
cushions.
. A special watch night service will
,be held this evening. commencing at
19 "ck, in the East avenue Metho-
" 1rch Rev. Edward Cunplnz-
ll conduct the service. which
a after the stroke of midnight
Minded.
Alexander Philips and John Peden
were playing about. the dam at Run-
‘ dolls p‘oud yesterday when they slip-
hell and fell into the icy water. A
stranger who was passing pulled the
lio‘ys out. thoioughiy scared but none
the Noise for thei; unskpected duck
“lid tender 'J 11 H. Cole has
bullt‘ha leavyI pair of stairs which the
a Home In or. commissione
. hays placed 11th the props y
allied by Mr. in order that
cells to the’w’st‘
the aunt at this *
Nearly a one
mohai- rpriled at the number ‘1’: on
d the tantamount of oysters
331‘ 'c‘ we “Freda" Fred Larsen and
.,uvsioy. lied a friendly race
by. oponl on about one thouaé
t M; the close" idyllic
Irrom a visit at the home of Mrs.
winingA store for. the suns intend
when t ‘e pastor. Rev. J.
stepped forward and in belief
soc ety presénted Mr. Bland w
handsome bookcase. Mr Bland was
Esreatiy surprised,.but after newlines.
expressed his hearty thanks and up
preclntion for the beautiful slit 1 He
wishes to thank all those Who contrib
filed in any way towmnis making the
festival the success It truly was .
The Waterbury-Marshall game“ the
first in the second round of the Hat-
ner pool tournament for the second
prize, drew a good sized drown to the.
Rainer parlors last evening and the
game proved one of the most exciting
yet played. For the first four'frames
the two men played about even and
then Whtcrbgiry forged ahead not to
be caught fterwards by nut-mu,-
the game closing with the score of 80
to 51. H. W. Taylor refereed and
Fred.. Drown scored ”the game. No
more games Will be played this week.
{I‘th full score of last night 11 game lol-
ows: ,
Waterbury, 80. Marshall. 80.
8-l 6
16-—2
27—4
30—1
40—41
504—]
57—Il
68
77
.80
wife: the little colds that grow into
his colds; .hig, colds that end in con-
sumption and death. Watch the little
colds. Dr Wood’s Norway Pine Syrup.
ROWAYTON
Shepard Walls. of McKinley street,
has taken a position on the pile am.
or ‘of H. W. Wells dc Co.
Miss Eva Bates 01 Darleh. ls spend-
ing a few days with her grandparents.
Mr. and Mrs John Monseil of Logan
str eet.
William J {island has resigned his
position as Ilhatlonist at Herman
Quittncr’ a cafe in Water street. South
Norwalk.
Misses Clara and Florence Ray
mond will entertain friends tonight.
and the old year will be watched out
. and the new one welcomed. .
Miss Hattie Youugs has resigned
I‘her position at the R & G cereal. Man-
otahtor‘y in South Net-walk, and Will
take a course in book keeping at the
Brown' a Business College.
Miss Elizabeth Bump, of Flnhklll-on-v
the- Hudson. who is visiting relatives in
Darleu. was the soloist in the Baptist
Church, last Sunday night. ”Miss
Bump' s rendition of The Great White
Throne was remarkably good and the
artist demonstrated her complete nines
tery of the high notes and out and»
sustained them with perfect case. A.
number of friends were present from
out of town for the purpose of hearing
the music and hope that Miss Bump
can be prevailed on to sing ‘sg‘aim
DARIEN IAND NOROTON.
Wilbur Reed is now employed in 111
Norwalk founday.
Mrs. Henrietta Pooley is enjoying a
tow days' yscauon.
E E. Sheffield was In South Norwalk
yesterday on business. .
Mrs.I McDonald and
spent yesterday in South Norwaik
Harold Morehousc was the guest
yesterday or friends in South Notwalk.
Mrs James Whitney has refining]
Chlchester in Stamford. I.
Rutherford Waterbury Hand lawin
will shortly move to New}! 1111 were
Mr. Waterbury is employs ..
gander Hayes. of I
spent C $th .1119 oguéstfigf n
, W9 ~ ’
Mrs. Gilbert Finch. 0! Hal‘. rd will
visit her arents Mr. and
iamin St; 01111, alter the
Miss Emma Hooker of
M Iain. will he the guest over
o1 Miss Ada Dance. of Man's
nus.
Mrs. R. Pooley has hoe
mining Mrs. Julia Chase an it I
of New York and Mrs. H
3.1311 II.I."I.11'ttel‘.iriflsd”
wit ind of. charity will be gladly re-
the son at mesti or a is Hop To
’L‘a'd adage 98 Mn 3 ii
* 111111111113,an each yéar each isotlou
.sy faction is now in control and they
The Fleming (potion. however. it is
' ‘l’ool
I acted stiangely'. The
' when the dog lay down and moved no
tawny:
' lIlwar man: here! during his stay. is re
gaming ot a born on the Nolan place:
own Hall:
lied and he will see that it gels
were it is most needed.
it actions count tor, anything there
hror‘nls‘es to be quite a lively time at
ompany next Monday ev
lug.
For years past there have bee
two
tries to get the upper hand The Ball
are confident that they will remain so
s'aid will be much in evidence this
yeaI‘I. They hays .siready. held. In .pri
vate meeting and selected their ticket
and it is said will turn out In such
numbers Monday evening as to put it
throuh The old timers say however,
that t ere will he no trouble. and that
the members will go to the meeting
next Monday evening and vote "as
meek as lambs: . ,« 1
The dog poisoner is at work again
in. nation. This time It was Rance
Pooley. or rather‘ his dogs. that were
the victifls. Yestelr day morning Mr.
ey n iced his ittle black pointer
little animal
would run from one place to another,
and had an attack similar to fits,
writhing and moaning in its agony
This lasted for only a few minutes
more In the afternoon Mn. Po‘oley's
valuable .bull dog was taken its a sim
il‘a‘r manner. As seen as the symptoms
appeared however. Mr PooleyI wont
to the drug store and procured an anti
dots This undoubtedly saved the an
liner 3 life. With the help of a friend
the concoction was forced down the
animal’s throat and soon there were
signs of improvement although the
dog continued in fearful agony. After
awhile he came out of the attack and
today is apparently as well as ever.
Mr. Poolcy says that if he finds the
poisoncr it will not go easy with him.
The death of 11 dog in this way in Dar
lonIls becomlualalmacther too fre-
quent an Occurrence and the officials
are now on the track of some persons
ghoul they expect soon to bring to ice
ce
WESTPORT.
lohn Slpperly, of Troy. N. Y.. is the
holiday guest of his brother E. IN. Sip-
perly. . . .
Last night the Congregational
Church Sunday school had its Christ
mas exercises.
The annual meeting of the Congregs
tlonal Church will he held on the even I
log of January 7.
Mrs. Oliver Johnson, who has been
on the sick list for some time. is re
ported convalesclng. ‘
Tonight the Greens Farms Congre~
national Sunday school will hold its
Christmas exercises in the church.
The methodist Church will minimal
to a time honofed custom tonight and
hold watch 11 ght services In the
church. -
Arlen lodge, 8.01' 11., will entertain
its friends with a social tonight Dane
ing and retreshments will be the chief
factors.
Colonel Donahue and daughter. who
have been guests at the Campbell res
idence left for their home in Hart
ford. Saturday.
Christ church has been presented
with a no air. a; handsome ca delsbra.I,
memorla s- of ‘Mesd'ames Pro erlck it}
Nash and Eliza Jones by St.
Guild.
Mrs. G. J Underwood has fully rot
covered mm the enacts of a tell she
hall 8'... .th insomnia from her
\
Agncs' l
1117111111.; in health.
’1- weeks he has been coahnsd to his
apartment and relatives fear that he
will never be able to»! y the house
again. even ”91111115, %u s. ~i., 1 .
P.Eno, and one of the moat popu-
.jported critically ill in New York city.
Ignore he has made a bolus for some
the.
The loss to pro’erty by the recent”
u been nilidly all tea at 813.0110;
two would be r'
n; in I badly strained ' '
Candi wfimgfi
I.“
IIW JoPh nMcQuirc‘. formsry groo‘m for
all pulp of city.
Lana, F. A. 97~51..m9hlngton S. N.
1.3.9 We
City National 1111111911. Book
Fslrflsld County Diving
Norwslk as l I gangsta
89 Nor. savings flank U11 II
I BARBERS.
1 Wall 1N.
'1
as. sidijo
Pltzer Gustav 111 Wllhln ten 8. N. .. . _ of
Pohimnn, Albert 99 Wochn onion 8. N.‘ 1
.aLAcKsMITHs AND Hesse
ssoans
Flynn Edward io‘HanroIrs Pl 5. N.
BOARDING HOUSES.
Richard-011M". J. A. I10 we» av. 8.N
Quintard new 5 Elisabeth 8‘. N.
' DOT AND SHOE DEALERS.
Kocier Goo. 159 Washington 8. N.
Levy Max 169 Whahington 8. N.
_ Lyon F. D. fi .09. 90 Wilhln‘gton 8. N.
BOOT AND BHOEMAKER8 AND BE-
PAIRERS.
Bredlco Ernesto 63 Main N.
Nash Elmer H. 14 Water N.
Wood Henry A. iii South Main 8. N.
BOX MANUFACTURERS.‘
The knapp Box Go. 132 Water 8.- N.
aos‘m‘a‘aa “couches.
Brown’s College Geo. E. IsamlnIProp.
BUSHELMEN.
Ksrpinaki Frank 2d floor 31 Wall N.
CARPENTERS‘AND BUILDERs.
Gamble Leslie Riverside Mills E. N.
Mother Harry W. 131 Water Is. N.
CARRIAGE AND SIGN PAINTERB.
Brothartoo R. L. 29 Brook N. ,
Makln Ellis I10 Hanford s. N. ._
CATHOLIC neuoioue ARTlCLEs.
Hayes .l T. 5 Main N. . ,
cuiaosooisfra.
Griffith Mrs. Janie 40 Wall N.
1‘ coal my shoe.
Manner T. J 2 9. Mile 8.19;
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
Hayes J. T. 5 Main N. ‘
Oldenoohlager John 104 Wasn‘tou 8. N
Smith E F. Mahackemo Block.
Whalpley 0. Clark 64 Washington 8. N.
CLOTHlNG AND GENT'B FURNISH-
l s.
Josem M. 183 Wa‘a‘hlngton 8. N.
CONFECTIONERS.
Candy Kitchen 24 South Main 8. N.
CONFECTIONERY AND BAKERY.
Kalaher M. a H. 5.74“"! N.
Smith Harris A. (iii. Ninth N.
‘1 DENTiBTs.
Boutwell .9. F. 97 Washington 8. N.
Hoyt Frank 8 4 South Main 8. N.
Phaipn F. A. 78 Wn'ahl‘n'gton 8. N.
DRESS AND COAT MAKER.
Chicory ML“ 8. 15 Elm N.
DRESS CUTTINQ SCHOOLS.
Mead Mrs. J. w. 11 Rowland 8‘. N.
I DRUGGISTS.
Dexter Frank H 9 South Main 8. N.
Clifford Phar. Plot «‘3. Bradley Props
Finch Fra‘h‘k M. i199 albino ion 8. N.
Griffin T. B. 295 Wellington. 8. N. .
Elqiptod R.,H 43 Washington 8. N.
Still'soiwowoii Corp 82 “Newton 8. N.
‘ “ DRY COCOS. » ‘
niekarman A,‘ 8011 I94 Wuh’ton 8. N.
Hialop J. A. 8. be. 83 Washington 8. N.
Smith M. a a 116.42 Whitman“ 3.11.
ELECTRIC MOTORS.
Nor. Electric Co. 202 Wach’ton E. N.
Mmy AND 6811118
Bridge” artist Wait ltnId Washington
at. Bridge R J. 011111111, Prop.
QR
‘ ‘80 "863th Main 8. N.
.P CONIIFECTIOONERH:
on .
I11 "SYN
Smith J
Ihli'shit Main 8. N.
dilué.o€1112s‘1lis.
‘l' l U be
Recon Max L 167 Washington E. N.
GAD APPLIANGEB.
0. Main 8 N.
PAIRING.
Thompson R. O. I Rowan E.N
DLOVIIJ AND 1.1101531 WAIOTD
Oi. IANED.
my“ Mn“. A. M. «I a. Main 5111. I ,I
ROD! IRO.
Rocker Conrad 11“. Washington 8. N.I
in M. 49 Port 9. Nu
. I mam c A. 98 Wuhln ton 8. NJ
II‘ Gardner, Prints Ice
‘. Mitchell H.810“ the Main 3. N.’
I Home Abraham 13 Home ‘ ‘8 N
. 1J1; 3.111..
Fairlield County National 44 Wall N ‘
N. Miller“! W 138
, New York Market 142 Washington 5.11.
romantic” I 'on mmnlgzah’ton I. N. 'I .
,1 Nos an'raas.
was a Water 11.
JUNK DEALERS. _,
KircHIsH so
8111 1111 c'I l.”
muons-rosette.
moi-uses N!
Go; me Water a. s.
AGIEI AIND HAIIH
Rider IMlIaa ‘H. 7 Washlogiou 8. N.
MANICIUREI, MI AGE. SHAMPOO-
IND.
Hayes Mrs. A. M. 88 South Main 8. N.
' MEAT Makers.
Hayes Ferd North Main 8. N.
MANICURE ‘IDM
. MERCHANT TAILORS.
IByrnos P. J. 7 Main N. I
Kemp H. w. 45 Wan N. . .
Koco‘ur Franz 18 Home Main 8. N.
Newcomer J. 84 Washington 8.N .
Pomelli J. 107 Washington 8. N.
MILK DEALERS.
Hawxhurat cm. H.211 wm Main N. i
imitations I.»
IMiLLiNERS. , ' ‘
31.1111.» The Minor 49 Wall N.
Tlllotson 8 8. Misc 86 Wash. 3. N.
MINES AND INVESTMENTS.
Greene“ 0. Duncan Room 1 Louder BIK.
MONUMENTAL QIOSRK AND BUILD
R
Eaton Jenn 8 7 Union Ave. N.
ISItIevIOIn'a M. W. 59 Main N.
:1 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
ivaa Dunc. e. 29 Wall N.
Lockwood F. E. 39 Wall.
Btudwell J. W. 39 North Main 8.N
NIEWS‘DEALERS AIINID STATlONERS.
Hon; John T. 5 Main N
Leary .1 011.111 Railroad Ave., 8. N.
OYSTER EXPORTERS AND SHIP-
PERS.
Hoyt W. H. a 8011 139 Water 8. N.
OYSTER DEALERS AND SHIPPERS.
Merrill A. H 126 Water 8. N.
PAINTERS AND PAPER-HANGERS.
Easily J. W. 297 Washington 8.N .
Decker (I3. 19 Havli‘and 8. N.
Egginaon F T. 82 No. Main 8.N .
IRudder' J. A. 93 South Main 8. N
- FAWN BROKERS. .
Hon-wit: I. 154 Washington 8. N.
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
Lewis E. 11 Main N.
Rasdmao F. E. Gazette HIdg.N .
PIANO TUNERS.
Sims, Edward J. 5 89111110111“ 8. N. -
PIANO AND ‘onom mai‘tebcrons
Benedict Min F. 42 We‘ll Ave. 8.‘ N.
Dish-ow Mll‘a Nellie 39 Wo‘gt. Ave. 8. N
Manvlila Edward 8.19 .Lowe 9. N. I .
Pic-rodeo moustache sam-
Bodisht Way 8.19 West Aye. 8. N.
metros; 11111114111411. ‘
8mm 0.. 0. Cor. Knight and Wall NJ
PL ANIND Mil-LB.
airman 9 Seymour aaavlew av. E. N.
HIPHAchIN 0'P'r1cu1N. l
Hoyt, Homii- 8.1.111 Ind Bank Bldg. .1
REIllTAll ANTB. . .:
Briggs Frank R. 5 Water IN. .
‘1
cars DEPOIRIT hours. .1
National Bank of Namath ill Wall NI.
8 Pl 1
disco! Mm” L (r I“,
“W. angina. matching. .
11 N
What“ a Wills II Iain 8. N
I 8H|P CH ,
111‘:st IHO _ .. .
, OKDROKERIU. . ‘
Do‘l sch 1111‘s ism Wash. 9. N
symptom rid”
imperial: Gale 9. N. Molli- it all hoilrc'. ‘
14 wg‘ptiiupton s.N . . .
run to“ 11‘.
IVolumetér Pressure Regs still
IdirIcct pIrIcsIsuro. . .
‘I‘it
m 131‘ 1‘ also at»; “.1
1X1 1i:
I’le
NO. 40 IWATER STREET,
SOUTH Noaw‘ALK.‘ or.
SOLOMAN Sonia, *Mahsgér.
. Gold, Silver, Nickel and copper
Plating.
Chandeliers, Hand Irons. Fenders
Bird Cages and all k inds Of
Metal Work' Impaired
' and Refinished.
ANTIQUEIBRONZING.
Metal Signs of every description.
.2Braas‘ Advertising Signs. ..
w- rfi v- wwu a
I’Pliom 152.
rh”“” but” I
“11111111: 110101
is s 1111er constructed piece of HJJ
chicory—~11 ways ready for Work}?
Any size and any voltage desiredIJI‘ '
ms 61111.11! KIBBIN ,
1.. ..
MFG Co. I
v.11. Thompson has...
applied to} 11 Finish Valve operated by I I
@Large Orders a Specialty;
straying the
{hands 1’ . I
and Sirius ‘
”ii,
I II I“~JIII in operatipn iniour display {it rod D l
9' .I robmtl"
F .C
SoIlId‘ by MUSE“ - ,
Hall's Family PI 11
That is one reason
have the trends we do.
‘ It". ‘
pamrmc. PAPER ., ,
me, once as
so in me an.
. 1‘ . ‘ ..
M191 H144 Month‘s .
Will Tibristmas find y
y? Welare ready now. [all
11 11‘ w tile he‘st iiiie oi I”
III Sin tile town.
IsIo. mantle; .. N
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