rs. . Arthur " 5 Elwood. of
are guests today of Mr
rather, Milena Elwood. and
day evening at 1:30 in the
e in Van Zandt street. to
:the players for the coming
want Q
dora H Olsen was out yesten
with his two tear old colt that he
bought in New York city.
.‘ ' Jille‘e the finest colt he
re we reins on. and a’ gentler
nd freer driver could not he found.
hits 0. G. Merritt. of SeavIew ave-
one, was out yesterday, for the first
tlhlc u about eight weeks during
hie than she was confined to her
Q ens. She was able to walk
rurallt and return. yester-
Mrs. Joules W. Bundle and
audio. of Van Zandt street.
4. are spending the day the guests of
. 4 Mrs. Ronnie‘s mother. lure Lockwood
' - . f‘G eehwlch. During their absence
rd Halloran has had charge of
tore.
. The; members of the Hebrew Social
Club 49f South Norwuik will go to
ford this evening in a body on
tshe 3 o'eloelt train to attend the ball
Q «of thel Young Men’s Social Club. of
4 that: pl and; The affair will he held in
4 ' a hall.
S Mills shipping superinten-
promo a several days before he is
ai‘ll Q. _ turn to his duties
4 d Mrs.
Ir borne In senview avenue
stay at nflMnomnths hr
- ll klya. during which time Mr. Blas-
nn been commuting to and from
9th at the Souill Norwalk freight
nun. 4‘7
la, the amount of tile Advent Christ—
116in school festival it was ur—
, to state that Rev .I w Ila—
was presented with a handsome
as well as Superintendent Bland.
'1). n remembrance was were appropri-
. 4 Q ate. as today lllr. Davis is celebrating
a birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. William R Gilbert arr
today nominating the fifth anniversary
01. their marriage hr entertaining in
Q. tinbilr of friends at their home to
4WI. street 'I‘hrlr many friend:
N131 wish thrill happiness and hope
that. the)? mar tire to celebrate their
silver Weddini;
‘ The-4 neutral to the story at the shep-
he do; that foil down the rhtllc In-
a her water. at the Radio shop
,Q findaynmdanand one. The do:
We! ran owned by Hr. Anderson. [hi
Q rent. South Nmnllt. saloon
ill ell Extender morals: Whelh
t or from the chill of Its
one knows
. of the last Nowell: FIN
will shortly be called fat
or Frill” orbiting of neat
meats in uteri
4. .. some
1.. 4 Mum m on . a i
Q) 3" arms usual sermon to tilt
' of the South Not-wait nnr‘
'Ilr lire do only.
uni onion. 1m attack Ilu
”Illuminati on More nnr'
:5:th lino oi onion
hunt the ride- 01 the deal
’ of store. The wreck
M has. that evening. on:
19959 mummy barn to 111*
All 115W «who have put
W Allin
4 will he held tomorrow-evening. Every
. Nordton Heights.4
William 1.. Biasoor .
'4 There was n-wnteh meeting In the
ethodist Church. Rowayton. Inst
4 sin Rev. H. S. Brown. or button.
oihoiated and delivered an exoclient‘
sermon. ‘ 4
The normal business meeting. also
tlpn‘ of trustees and oiliolnls and roll
call of the Rowayton Baptist Churoh
expected to attend or send
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Hark min daughter lilies Lida,
are visiting friends in Brooklyn.
Miss Mary Warner In spending her
vacation at her home in Warhornfleld.
Miss Jennie Weed base been spend-
ing a few days with lilies Hazel Fitch
Mr. and Mrs. John Finch and famil
have moved to George Bates's house
on the Nor-Walk road.
Principal William Perry. of Center
School, spent his vacation on Long Is-
land visiting friends.
George Singer of Port Chester was
the recent guest of his sister Mrs.
Stout-7a. oi Center streets
Rutherford Waterbury and family
will more to New Haven where Mr.
Waterbury has a position
Mrs Julia Knapp and Hrs. Ella
K113131191“ Glenbroqlt.4wlll spend New
Year‘s with Mrs. St. John.
Mrs. L. lineman. of Newton. has
been ill for weeks with typhoid fever.
George Bates will spend the winter
with Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Bates, West
avenue. ‘
Fred Morley of the New York dour-o
uni, will spend New Year‘s with his
mother. Mrs. A. E. Morley; Brookside
avenue.
Mrs. Aline Millspaugh will spend
New Year's with her friend. Mrs.
Robert Hlohnston in Bridgeport and re
turn Saturday.
Mrs. William Jellffe and Mrs long. .
of Brooklyn. entertained a inmilt
part1. including Dr and Mrs. Eli .lei-
Nile and family and Mr and Mrs. AI~
Q4Q5 Q90 through
"A A E Morley ‘5 suffering from “has leased a large tract of land on
Long hots not:
‘4lieved
«as a sailor.
frcd .Ieliife and family.
Miss Josie Bowen is getting along;
nicely at her home In Darlen. She;
uishcs to thank her many friends for
their Christmas remembranees and;
good will and planes everyone” lisp
pr New Year
The new books for the Barton Pill)
lie Library donated hi the state have:
not yet arrived. although the order wan}
sent In overall weeks ago. There is;
a large demand for these new books
and it is hoped they will arrive short-
ly after New Your a.
Mrs. W R Hacker continues to un-
prove at her home in Main street and
the prospects for her ultimate recovery
are now bright. lift. Mackey treat to
his business in New York Wednesday
for the first time since Mrs. Blacker
was taken critically ill.
Miss MaryiSellcck Is very criticall}
Iii’at her home. Main street.
her sister. lilies Margaret. Mrs. Van-
funnel and hits. liurlilutt. of Stamford
are non- with her. Miss Srilrck having
expressed a wish to hear favorite
hymns. SI. Lakes choir \isltcd her
the past noel: and Iinelt rendered the
-elcctions.
An excellent photograph of three
plumbers of the Kuowiiou Fife and
Drum Handidlcuur Si. John, Leon and
Iilou Main-min the uniform of the hand
was rocoutlrdnkcn by a Nor-moduli»
tographcr. They Were standing in the
woods. on Mil-ls llciniirdd's grounds.
ncnr a null. bringing to mind the scene
in the "Old l-lomestcsd." of the "old
naked lulrhei."
.\ WESTPORT.
Miss Elsie Hall In visiting friend:
a New Canaan
George Avery and wife spent Tues
day in Barton with friends
5:. N Blpperly and wire gave a din
nor partl- last evening to a number of
friends.
Gloves Hills '.Jr entertain“ I party
if friend- at his Imperial lire-line borne
out night
Ni. and hire Robert (inlay outer
stood a select putt of friends at their
lump last night.
The selections will meet on Tue!
Inn uld dispose of the hill: nod hurl
lens for [Member
am Nobel-Abbott in confined to has
“tome through a «were idem that In
mentioning mil anxiety moan hot
i entire: and Means.
John 5. Hill; who has he» a miter
tor with {Hill asthma. Is the tit-till
1111
Besides ‘
r; and A:
Slit:
Mrs. Henry Sheryood left town Mon
day for Harrisburg. 93.. where he will 4 4
he one of the staff of surgeons at the.
city hospital there.
W H Burr is one of‘the most sue-i.
contain! as well as extensive oeiery
growers in thin section hilt) this sea
son his product has been a (allure and ‘ ‘
he estimates that he will be out about
damage to the crop
r
through its: not having been properly. 44:,“
ditched and protected.
For nearly 30 years Michael Scully
longing to the Enoch Beers estate
much of which has been an app!
chard that in Its day proved profit
The noun have ceased. to it only
intervals and Mr. Boull
moat of them, thus add 118 Q
land for farm purpmoa; ‘
While proceedlnu home from work
Sunday night, Conductor Thomas
Walsh saw in e vicinity of West
house what he he-
be a young fox. Residents
lion d clnre it to how: been
on and t at It has been seen
' at that localitr several days. but
‘ nyet has escaped capture »
«Harvey Mills returned home Tues
day? after a brief and eventful career
He declares that he has
ilndinll'the soafarinyhe wants and
Will be content to remain ashore here-
after. lie-shipped aboard the schoon-
er-Geornollidwiu prior to its last trip
to New York and was on watch when
she collided with the coal boat. He
claims that the unaltered boat had no
light on. and this statement In borne
out by the crews of the Walter Mary
Lib and '.Capt DePuy all of which
passed the coal boat ahead of the Ed-
win and new It without danger signals
The area was aboard and asleep at the
time of the collision.
Now thoughts turn toward the new
tour and Its ohsorvances. There will
he the regulation Mothedisr watch
meeting. preceded and proceeded by
club sessions: the Satlgntuclt Mandolin
Club will meet and usher In 1903 with
melody and at the Westport Club mom
here will stand ready to extend the
grourtesies of the club room to the new
swell.
At the auroral engine houses
the oustonl of welcoming friends. along
wit the new year will he carried out
and in this line. It is expected that{
Chief Perry will gather his merry men
together. Fen homes here will keep;
:“Open house during Neu hour‘s day
but in the majority it will be the coco;
sion for festhlty and receptions din
porn and wrists.
*WILTON
George Thomson of Tale. is spend
lug the holidav vacation with his par-
cuts Mr. and Mrs. ll. G Thomson.
lbs Joseph M'hiiiahon and daughter.
Miss Minerva are visiting Mr and
Mrs. W Barrett of North Wilton.
C 'l‘ Grogorv the enterprising Can
non grocer has distributed prettily
decorated calendars to his customers.
Miss Sallie Adelard. of South Wit-1:,
ton has been appointed to collect
funds for a Christmas featltal at St.
Matthew‘ 8 Church
George Hodge who has supplied the
Wilton public and people of the stir-'4
rounding towns for over two decades
ultll the classic known as "Mlddlo—§
llrooh' s Almanac.’ made his int arlnbly
regular annual appearance on Wed
needs) en route _to Norwallt.
CAUSE OF CHICAGO COAL FAMINE
CHICAGO Dot. 31 ——~Tho separate
Qunty having: 51 We" N.
opp Society 44 Wall N.
Nor. Savings flank United Bk. Bldg
BARBERS.
Finer Gustav 111‘4 Wuhln to 8. N.
Pohlman, Albert 55 Wash up on 8. N.
BLACKBMITl-ssEélND HORSE
s
Flynn Edward 10 Hartford Pl. 8.N
. BOARDING HOUSES.
Richardson Mrs. J. A. 10 Westav. 3. N.
Quinton! Home 5E|lzab¢th S. N.
BOOT AND SHOE DEALERS.
Keelnr Geo. 159 Washingtoil s. N.
Levy Max 159. Washington 5. N.
Lyon F. D. A Go. 99 Washington a. N.
BOOT AND BHOEMAKERS AND RE-
AIR 8.
aredlco Ernesto 63 Main N.
Nah Elmer H. 14 Water N. 4
and Henry A. 16 South Main 8 N.
BOX MANUFACTURERS.
The Knapp sexes. 132 Water 8.491 .
, BUSINESS COLLEGES.
Brown’s College Geo E. Sartaln Prep.
‘ 4 " BUGHELM EN.
Karplnnlti Frank 2d ’50:): 31 Wall 51.
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
Gamble Leslie Riverside Mill: E. N.
Mather Harry w. 131 Water a. N.
Brotherton 8.41... «29 Brook N-
Makln Ellis 15 Hartford 8. N.
CATHOLIC RELIGIOUS ARTICLES.
Hayes J. T. 5 Mai nN
onlaopoblars.
Griffith Mrs. Janie 40 Wall N.
CURIOSITY SHOP.
.1 Magner T. J. 2 OD. Main 3. N.
I ‘ CIGARS AND TOBAOOO.
Hayes 3.5T; 5 ”till N.
aOldenntflliager John 104 wash'ion .8. N
Smith E. F. Mahtckomo Block.
:Wholpley & Clark 64 Washington 8.51
iCLOTHiNG AND GENTS FURNISH-
NG
s.
i Joan M. 163 Wl'nillngton S N.
‘4 CONFEOTIONERO.
iCandy Kitchen 24 South Main 3. N.
CONFECTIONERY AND BAKERY
Keleher M. O H 57 Main N.
Smith Harrie A. 39 Main N.
l DENTISTS. ‘
iaoulweu c. r. or Wlohlngton a. N.
iHoyt Frank D 4 South“ Main 8. N.
Phelps F. A: 18 WOIMW 8‘.‘ N.
I DRESS AND GOAT MAKER.
;Chinery Min 3. 15 Elm N.
DRESS CUTTING SCHOOLS
i Mead Mrs. .1. w. 11 Havllnnd 8. N;
ORUGGISTE. ;
Baxter Frank H 880nm Main 8» U
Clifford Plur. HIM 1. Bradley Props
iFlnch Frank M. 125 Washington a. N.
iGrlliln T. B. 205 Washington 9. N.
3 Main“ R. H.‘ 43 Want-lingual 8. N.
etiilun-Powell Own :2 Wanton a N.
Z DRY GOODS.
I Dickcrmnn A. I. 8011‘ 54 Wall'ton 8. N
8.“
or. Trust Co. 93 Washington 8. N. 4 »
CARRIAGE A“ SIGN PRINTERS. .
. Leary R Co. 19 Railroad Ave... S. N.
Ilr. Avert
lm cstlgationa begun tonic-rout by? Hlslop J. A. 509: 33 "W“W’" S."
Attorney. General Hamilton and by not smut, M 3, ‘_ 00.52 Washington 5 NE
aldermnnft committee to determine. ELECTRIC MOTORS
the cause of the coal famine in this; Nor Shelli: Go. 102 Wooll'ton E."
('lll tit-re merged today. that the) may FISH AND OYSTERO
work intelligent“ and together. The
Bridge Market West End Washing!»
inquiry has not as yet had evidence of 81. Bridge R. J. Cuilllil Prop.
a conspiracy between dealers. or be
tween both although some of the FLORIBTB.
dealt-rs it has been shown have on . Smith J. H. Eat. 59 tooth Halo 5. NA;
hand thousands of tons oi coll which FRUIT AND CONFEOTIONERY.
thee ciaim is for contract already Cannon) DI . n.“ .14.
made. It Hamlin says that if “3111mm 4“,; “at?“ "3.: EN
an be shown that the coal to rep all
not hold for contracts. the dealers anal EWN’TW‘E DWER3«
be metal for withholding it from ‘4‘ “m” *4 J- 5 W“ N "N“ 5 "-
thepnlarket. several railroad men 1 Wm William 57 North Main EH
declared their roads were shiny mail FURNITURE AND OROOKERV.
pmtmace‘over dent! I‘Mfllt and um- MONT “it I- W WW9 5- "
dared figures to show that it was be- ‘5 6A5 APPLIANOED.
1111': 418M 0' II “M I! "99""! l com I! R 1.. Co. 54 89. Main 5. N.
GENERAL REPAIRING.
CATTLE GUARANTINE NAIN- iThompnna Rd: mo E. N
film 4 . droves tall ADIEG' Waters
HARTFORD. Decommi- JIwCattle CLEANED." ..
Commissioner ll. 0. Averill mid Indus Ham Mrs; A. ll. 96 8. Alain I. N.
that the quarantine against cattle from 3 season
”molten“: and Rhode island was ”a,“ I ‘
toning maintained with all at the visor I 2.?"me {£51 A' A
at that state and» Mmi lane. 4417!“ it.
one am of Await-m or We W'"‘”‘“"“:3.’3wfif“ “
m1... 1" “I” I80. noted till “I“ “.1 70 WP ‘. u. . 1
tumour-mm. ”WW.ML31WWW"EN.
mmwmmn.
mnluwmlm tlhrir action.
N, Smith G. C. Cor. Knight and Wall M
‘ LINK 9E5 ‘ '
Harrie Abraham is Rn9m0%d 8 N.
.. KITCHEN FURNISHING 11001118;N .
LADIES” FURN19 1105.4
Mills, 9. i. Mn. 85 We hill 5. N.
LAOIES‘ AND‘ GENT? O
“ CLEANED AND DYED.
Butterflies c 4 Raymond e. N.
Toque' s 25 Main N4
“ LAUNDRIES.‘
Crescent 8 Senvier Awe 8.“
Old Well 32 Havliann .34. N.
Loop Sam 18 North Main 6. N-
Wlnp Sam 2 South Main 3 N.
LUMBER DEALERS.
Hatch G. Bailey On. Water 8‘. N.
MACHINERY MANUFAGTURERSN.
MeKihbin G: N. Go; 59-56 to
Miller J W I35 W915i ‘
maroon: Miranda AND HAIR
I DRESGERS. ,
Rider Min H. S. 97 Washington 5.4 N
MANIOURE. MASSGA‘GE SHAMPOO-
. 'N ' .
Hayes Mrs. A. M 56 South Main 8. N.
MEAT MARKETS.
Hayes Ferd North Main 5. N.
New York Market 142 Washington 3.N
MERCHANT TAILORB.
Byrnes P. J. 7 Main N. , 4
Kemp H; w 45 Wall Ni 4
Know Franz 10 North Main 5. N.
Newcomer J. 84- Washington 3. N.
Porcelil J. 107 Washington 8.4M .
4. MiLK DEALERS. ‘ '4
Hnwxhurst Chas. H’. 251Wui4Maln N.
4 4 MILLINERS .
Si. ‘JOhn The Misses 49 Wall N; Q
Tlllébon S. 8.1M“ 86 Wash. 8 N.
MINES AND INVESTMENTS.
MONUMENTAL ENORK AND BUILD-
Batu Jello 8.7 Union Ave. N.
Steven: M w. 50 Main N.
MUSICAL INOTRUMENTS.
Ives Chan. 6. 29 Wall .
Loekwood F... E. 39‘ writ.
Studwell J. W. 59 North Main 3. N.
NEWOOEALERS ANDN STATIONERS.
Hiya John T. 5 MainN
OYSTER EXPORTERS AND SHIP
Pm
Hayt w. H. G. San 139 Water 3. N.
OYSTER DEALERS ANO SHIPPERB
Merrill A. H. 126 Water a. N. 4
PAINTERS AND PAPER-HANGERS
Beatty .I w. 207 Washington 8.
Decker 6.19 Havllnnd 8. N.
Eggimn F T. 82 No. Main 8. N.
Rudder J. A. 33 South Main 3. N.
.4 FAWN BROKERS.
Hot-wit: l. 154 Washington 8.N .
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
Lewis E. ,11 Main N. ,
Badman F. E. Gazelle Bldg N.
4 PIANO TUNERO.
Elmo Edward J. 5 Etymor 8. N.
PIANO AND ORGAN INSTRUCTORE
Benedict mu F. 12 West Ave. 8. N.
Dinbrow Miss Nellie 3634!“! Ave. S. N.
Manville Edward B. 15 Lime 8. N.
PICTURES AND'NEiOTURE' :FRAII
Bedlam Wray 8. 13 West Ave. 8. N.
PICTURE FRAMING.
PLANING MILLS.
icarman A Seymour Davin»; av. E. N.
REFRAOTING OPTIOIAN.
Hoyt, Homer B. Drum Bank Bldg.
'RESTAURANTE.
lav-lugs Frank K. 5 Water N.
‘4 .Imporial ems. N. Meals at all hours.
BAFE DEROBIT VAULTS.
iNntionni Rani: of Nahuatl: 61 Wall H.
‘ - SCHOOL! (Private).
’Outot life‘s In 11 Washington 8. N
OEWlNG MIDI-"NED.
Singer On. 124 waiting! on 8. N.
~ now OHANDLERO.
leaves”. 141. «watch-an.
, aroclt shortens.
Maples & Goldnchmidt 55 Wash. 8. N
‘ ornaments Trotters.
lime OOH-1.1mm Inuit 5155. B. N.
' aloveno Mantle AND ‘Hearnna
Powell Joint w. a laminated 5. N.
wanna "armature titanium.
mu it... Q
4.. UNORRTAK!RO.
am it. n. or pump 45.:51
sum no. air. Karyn-non Wall n.
a , Q
., nluouut or water in the saute lunch o ‘
smith M. e. n. can: Wuhiupton an . Wu
[ loud it up
hill and West Ste.
Groin: t Duncan Ronni I Lauder Bik.
7 THROUGH rile meanness
time regardleen of the head
sure In service pipe,
or . pres
I
am:
Volunteer
"I" 51“.”de
mourn a wind: or. . ,
SOLOMAN SCAM, Manager.
Gold. Silver, Nickel and Copper
Plating.
Chandeliers. Hand Irons, Fenders
Bird Cages autIQaIik inds of
Metal Work Repaired
and ”Refinished.
ANTIQUE‘QBRONZING.
Metal Signs of etrery desoription. .
uBralss Advertising‘fiigan. -. Q 1-:
Large Orders a Specialty. . '
THE NEW ENGLJND ;,
BLEIITRIII MOTOR
Is a finely constructed pleoe'of inn»,
winery—«always ready for work;
Any size and anylvoltapa desired.
-.
THE G. N. Mayhem
firearms '
W. R. THOUPSGN, "my". Q4:
50 WATERST., 50. NORWAL5.
- Whuinr a. Wilson 15 so. min a u. _-
Will Christmas find yup
readr? We are ready now, and;
can show the best line of P
“I U R135 in the town.
wares comes. more”. 4'
nanntplons. arc. _
A no line of Medallions at;
25 and
$2.00.
Join picture ill
of let “‘ f
3m ,.
Watercolors front fit so to
‘ nouns surfaces of the
at monthly sent tree Pride
4 tie. Sold by all 113:1an
Hall a Family Pills are ill lion
go 4:'l‘hey are at in
Your house will
if. I paint it.
Main street.
mix.
' are sometime
but there
RIO"
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