.10: 80.
. ‘ “ h“ c, . yrl “
crass harvester-nod to his
w! street;
rookott, ot Rowsy-
or New Years
to t’ present resid-
nd Mrs. J. S.
‘ the Norwalk bar-
"'ently purchased the bust.
e y Gerhardt at the Wash-
W H. Tayioi, Jr.. 80 will
(1 Bryant the crack player
ooner‘ “Lilcy A. Lane." which
ecu lying the past six weeks on
erth libero oi“ Cockcnoe island
pp biought up the harbor and
ow lies in Toiles’ slip._ : .. \-
Chester Thomas. who has been vis-
iting his son. William! C. Thomas of
Rowan' street. has gone to“Newark N.
J.. tospend alfew dayslrbniore return-
inn to his home in Bantam. Ct
in the‘mor‘ning tomorrow at the Ad
vent Christian Church there will be
Holy communion and Love Feast at
in the evening the pastor will
preach on f'The Motions on the Wall: '
The meeting or thesninochlo commit
tea or Mayflower Hook and Laddci
{ Cempany, scheduled to: last night has
been postponed to Monday night at 8
o'clock in the truck rooms in Van
. Zandt street.
' are at the Reds
, street bridge.
The match handicap libel game be
tween Edward Bryant. the 'w'ell- known
“culst.” and William Weisheit the
Granitevlile expert will be played one
week from tonight in Chris Larsens
saloon on the Washington street
bridge. ~
The regular meeting of the Junior
Band was held last evening at the
,Methodist parsonage Charles L Hill
acting as leader At the close a busi
ness meeting {was held. The band
will: have charge of the special evan-
geylistlc service next Friday
Th'eodore Mayhew one or the open-
. west doWn the
harbor Thursday and while stepping
from his skiff to the sleep fell ever-
heard. The sudden plunge into the
icy water was a big surprise. from the
cheats of which he did not recover for
several hours.
E. E. Gorbam has purchased the hull
of the oyster steamer built by Captain
'Stevens. of Belle island. and which
was kept on his property in that place
which the captain sold this fall. Mr.
Gorham purchased it for a local oys-
termhu who intends to out an engine
in the hull and use it in his business.
Chief Frederick M. Wheeler has is
sued the call forth spools] meeting of
the East Norwaik‘ll'ire Department to
be held next Friday‘chning to make
arrangements for attending divine ser-
vice. in conjunction with then South
Norwalk Fire Department at St Jos-
eph's Church. one week from tomor-
row night.
William and Huge sons of Superin-
tendent and Mrs. E. H. Gumbsrt. gave
a New Year's party Thursday evening
to a number of their young friends at
their home in Osborn avenue. Games,
Word played and a general social time
MW ed. after which a bountiful sup-
per 1;”Wi-flnd‘ each one present
received a Membrd‘nee oil some fruit
. when he Mitfor- horn’olw
A rams: peculiar accident happened
tilillin rain: on Mile Washington
All one of the trolley
(this was passing the office of Colon
Electric Express suddenly. without a
memo- s warnlnfi t. the large
phnos oi slabs in rapped out
and tell to the cloaking below.
smashing into a thousand pieces. The
up dullness of the incident greatly sur
slid the passengers in the car.
. oly Communion. baptism and re
d tlsn oi members will be observed
. arrow mornings in the East Avenue
- moist Church in the evenlnu se-
sitar bell dial; 0
WW »~
- tend the
M ‘ ' s
ov Charles M.
W’qwsifi
9 m1
or priest for this work could obi '
he been found to succeed Father
. hose loss is doépl .lelt at the
it is hoped wlliin s tuba
ti u to begin work on the new chapel.
An xcellent musical program has ~
' be arranged for vospers tomorrow ,
eye It. i
z a few days in New York
Tw young men from South Nor-
”walké. redo this place ybiltcrday tale
in: t military enrollinent. ‘
The
log n l. -
Use
in the lpping department of the Rs-
“flipping the charm
dol oys ’shop East Norwalk, after a»
several lys’ attack of grip.
)Mrs.‘
Florenc of Greenwich. who have
been vl ling Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Mead, r rncd home yesterday after-
noon. .
Mrs. lam A Cushmnn and Miss
Emma C man are spending the day
in Brid’g rt where they Went to at-
Ieral of Mrs. Fred H. Par-
sons wb tee a relative. . .
A meeti of the life and drum corps
which he been recently organized.
will be h Tuesday evening. under
the directl of Louis Wheeler dim
and Edvir - ’rinqc, drummer.
-Miss di Mead gave a party New
Your‘ a nigh in honor of her cousins.
Misses Ger lle Dibble, of Brooklyn.
and Miss Fl nceyMoad of Greenwich
at her hotn n North avenue The
evening was pent with selections on
the graphop i6 and the playing of
cross. tie! liments w’eie served.
alter which ‘. guests departed for
their homes voting it a’ most do-
lightful time.
Rowsytonm iethodlst Episcopal
Chiirch~—'.-Sund at9 :30, class meet-
ing; 10: 30 pro ling followed by com
munlon service 1.30. Sunday school;
6:15. Young Ioples meeting; 7.
preaching by t pastor; theme, "A
Forward Look." Week: of prayer will
be observed by. ion service with the
Baptist Church.‘ ‘u-vlces at the Math
odist Church on many, Tuesday and
Wednesday even . in charge of Rev.
Frank ,Brown, rotor of Baptist
Church on Thurs :v Friday and Sat-
urday evenings in arse of Rev A. L
Hubbard pastor t the Methodist
Church
The annual busi s meeting of the
Baptist Church we ield last evening
and the following others of the of-
ficlal board ware = _:~ted John H.
Sharer. William ‘vens. John ii
Crockett. Winfield t at. A. B. Clever-
ly. Charles Rhymes ‘ranklin Lynch
A. F. Hathaway .9. E. ‘H. Every.
Joseph Penneli waeiected church
clerk and John H. lIckett, treasur-
er. Following this action was the
election of the office of the Sunday
school. which was as llows: John
H. Sherer. superinten ut; El; H. Ev-
ery. assistant superin Ident; W. H.
Snifhn, secretary; M Clara Ray-
mend assistant secre ; Kate Cree.
kett treasurer; Jesep nneii,,librar-
ilan; Miss Helen Lyn , organist:
Miss Florence Raymon resistant or
gsnlst.
DARIEN AND N . omit.
Miss Ida Northrop is Isltlus no
brother, Thomas Northrt - of Winni-
pauk
‘ Mrs. W. R. Mackey Itinues tr
slowly improve at her I: in Main
street.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry V. ntine arr
entertaining their grandal tor from
New Jersey.
Ed Kaiser, of North Wil i, has so-
cured a position for the wl- r in Dar-
len, drilling artesian wells. ,
The annual meeting of t . :nowlton
File and Drum Corps has on post
posed to next Thursday or us.
A new building. to be one led as r
dwelling. has been start on thr
around adjoinln the ciubho of to:
Woo Burn golf 1 hits.
Fred Smith. Stanley My '. Bert
Ferguson and Bennie St. John Itrndcr
the basketball game at the small
armory, Thursday evening.
R. 8. Rates, or Darius. s jus‘
received a large consignment I cholcv
registered hogs lrom Canad alsn
some one stock from New Jer y.
Mr. and Mrs. George H. Tliie ave :-
receptlon Thursday evening. i then
daughters. Mrs. Frederick Tay I, of
Stamford. and Mrs. W. l). Dgs in.
Miss Burchnrd will return not
home in New York Monday. a r r
visit oi several days with her Ind
parents. Mr. endure. Jumps“ Bur- -rd
The annual election of once: I it“
Sunday school or the Congress nal
Church. was held last Sunday. an all
ther‘old' emblirs were chosen for an I92}
8'»
ick Restore. of bridge It.
aners .H 0. Brother: as
ale. N. Y.. spent New Your": a
barn; aster
roll;8 a day' I respite ”from his dutl
murder. and with his daughter. Ml
nemesis... of this place, '1"
y fallen. or New York has a "
howl Iillsst oi Mr and Mrs Oscar.
a lid digger is new hard at work
at the war end of the harbor widen?
lis has resume his duties“ ‘1
lliam Mead and daughter .
outs of Mr. and Mrs. W. S. listen. I
mm tickling; m In
yer’s Cherry Pannier: ‘
l‘ ’ moment‘s fll‘l
tvprusorl bed this nearly 60
‘lill Li.
clung to all easily controlled with
years ago“ They use it mretodcy .
its ingredients. They understand how, it heals corn
land overcomes inflammation. .
. . edicine for colds, coughs; and»;
b terrible «knew and it took just end battle ”0;“
lye euro m0 inoculate“
lam‘funii‘fo t‘
' um um Munro
We sell Wall Payers.
Shelf Paper. Window
Shades Cornice Poles
Curtain Rods. Ready Mixed
Paints Window Glass, Fina
mels. Stains and Varnishos
Paint’and Artists‘ Brushes.
Towel Holders and Racks
Photo Frames. Stepladders,
Chair Stepladders. Artists
Materials ‘for- Oil, Water,
Pastel, Charcoal and Cray-
nWork: Pictures Framed
and Unframed.
We do a general Painting
Paper Hanging and Decoratu
ing‘I‘vbuainess: Frame Ple-
tur’ ii and make Window
sha bate order. Store open
evenings until 8: 30.
W
We go anywhere for bull-
lien.
Respectfully
L. H. DECKER.
' s7 Washingtou 8L.
So. Norwailtfienn.
Telephone Connections.
New Year‘s morning, and bought. a
licket for Rownyton. where he spent
the day with friends. ,
Quite a number of relatives and
“hands from this place went. to South
Norwaik Thursday evening. and at-
tended the wedding of Frederick W.
Tooker to Miss Lillian Pearson.
Mrs. H. C. Allen. formerly of Cross
street Norwalk.‘ now living in Brook—
Ivn and Miss ids E. Ashgiorth. also of
lireokiyn arc guests of and Mrs.
L. lo‘. Wood at their home in Railroad
avenue.
Mrs. F. ii. Parsons. of Bridgeport.
whose death was chronicled in yester-
day‘s Sentinel. was a distant relative
or F. V. Cantrell. and he was much
mrprlsed and grieved when he read
of her demise.
The skating on Austin's. Tilley's and
dorbam's ponds was excellent all New
Years day and yesterday. and the
young folks were much disappointed
when the ruin came today. to put an
end to the sport.
Miss ertle Dennis, who has been the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Hoyt.
the past. tow days| went to Norwalk.
yesterday afternoon. and today leit for
New Britain. to resume her studies in
the normal school
The insurance on the home of Mich-
ael Plesclcs, which was damaged by
fire about a week ago. has been settled
satisfactorily through. the agencies- oi
Jacob rm Wlillsm S. Villa‘-
mowing to the lack oh quorum the
meeting of the Ecclesiastical Society
of the Buried Congbekational Church
was not held last Thursday afternoon
The society will probably most soon to
consider the finances of tholehur'ch.
The long-looked tor caribad of coal
irrived Tuesday. for William I Street
and Zielman mm has been engaged
in carting it. The load contained thir-
ty-one tons. Part of it ill be Iold.
but the greater part Mr. 8 rest will re»
ierve tor his own use. ‘ -
Rev. Henry Sceneld will preach.
naming and evening. tomorrow in the
Methodist Church“. in the absence of
(the pastor. Rev. John L. Brooks. who
leiii preach in Washington. D C. The
instrument was made several months
ago. and could not be broken. »
tallev. Herbert S. Brown ills planned
id fear I ecinl moses“. cele-
bran on in? of prayer. which is
observed in over th a land. next week.
boy will held Tuesday. “testimony;
heredity and Friday yr
Had each.
linoleum out be a ulnar-ant topic [or
he poster to speak on. Th
hie
vyunaurrixhsrd, took in the sights of t .5.
there will be a game of basketball be
tween Company F of Norwalk and
University of Pennslv‘h a men. The
invitation was declined a account or
so many members oi the band being
obliged tp' attend the annual meeting
of Eagle Hook and Ladder Co.
dinner New Year's eve at their resi-
ent were Mr. and Mrs. Russell Johnson.
of New York city; Mr and Mrs. A M.
Haincs Dr and Mrs. HAD. Hanson, of
liar-ion. and Mrs. itebe Miner.
Brooklyn. This dinner marked the
twenty-first consecutive New Year's
dinner celebrated by Mr. and Mrs. Jar.
via and Mr and Mrs. Johnson.
Miss Mary F. Sblleck’. o well- known
and highly respected resident of Dar-
len, died Thursday afternoon. at her
home on the Connecticut Turnpike. at
the age of about sixty-eight years. She
had been ill a lbng time and her death
D'ar‘ien practically all her life. and was
well. known and respectetd by every-
one She is survived by a sister. Miss
Margaret Selleck .who Med with her.
Mineral services will behold tomorrow
afternoon; Rev. lmuis French. rector of
St. Luke's Episcopal Church. of Noro~
ton. oilinlatlnx. The body will he tak-
en to Wéstport for burial in the fam-
ily plot _
The annual meeting ol the Dorian
Congregational Bocicby was held
‘1 hursday evening. at the church. Ro-
ports Were read all: showing the
church to be in excellent condition.
spiritually and financially. and proving
very satisfactorily to both pastor and
sonic. Deacon w. ill. Nash. superb»
ancient of the Sunday school report-
ed for this department that :28 had
been contributed for benevolences and
019 towards the expenses lot the
Jul Thu tors wt emported for
the ladies intimacy
and Miss Lucretia Col on reported for
society new has a mommy; ’10:;me thir-
ty-Ilve and a batches
treasury after all menses have been
paid. 018. 87 remainu’in the mlulbnnry
treasury. Chester 0 troll. .fer the
minor Society. sod: In us had been
sent away for missionary in
15 had been it‘d tow a s‘ pairs on
he. church. he periodic tails;
mum stiles usiirfw Aid sons r‘.
330 of which has been ed tennis
0 expenses of the can
. renew
tile hair from falling out. .
Mr. and Mrs: J. A. Jarvis gave a ‘
deuce on Ox Ridge road. Those pres- .
of.
was not unexpected She had lived in ‘
star that #84:
had been raised tor reruns nil-iii our. 9 42:.
the Christian anemon- society. The 10 m
creamed .
nA. .
' Al
i A;
0:4,!
. «.3
in original preparation that will
.re diseases of the scalp and prevent
. Invigoratea the rec and gives the
hair a. health lustre. , .
Sold by sli first class harbors and
drusglsts. 75c. and: 40s boltle. ,
Prepared
CHRTS'rms
armrrslvcrs
To the Old Country Drafts
and Money orders payable any-
wherein Europe. 'For sale at
lowest rates. ‘.
“003 ll. ““01“.
6 Railroad Place. sans Manuals. c...
Accidentlnsurancc
i ‘ ' ‘ Comfilned 801“
05.00 per week for loss at time for
"outlaw injuries.
AL'I. F012 5:; 00 PER YEAR
For particulars all! or Write
TA YLOR 8 GOLDEN,
_Teiephone Call. 107—4
FOR SALE.
Saran room house, 50 Maple street
Not-walk.
Ten room house Butler street. oppo
site straw factory Adapted to two
families.
Two apartment tenements, Harbor
avenue.
Stable on Knight street, could cast
ly be made suitable for factory pun
pose.
Any unusable otter considered.
minuscule sinus. Bank.
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fly,
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About 500 anarchists
minor
0 it ouid huv pill.
“#00 for the company. These come
srstulatory messages were from tile
lid! MM pub v:
public edicials or. Narrows
lic bodies of the blind
core of. the coast states. ,
chambers 'of commerce and boil
trade (it the Pacific slope from p
laws commercial houses and from
vats individuals at both ends of t
wire. ,
Teday and tonicrrOW til
" sages to pass ‘
messages at the. r to
word for private persons nd twenty .
cents a word for press manages. , .
Not only English measures. but ca-
kilograms in Trail“ hGérm olefin ed P
u 9 came
yefieggay. $
.. Foley’s Honey in
. cures colds,- pmedri’pmmosia ‘
, A Bedehctw‘fiut has he ever done ,
anything useful?" » .
moan
tie Slold by. all llirufixi tn
Hall’s Family Pills,
“Yeti bet he has. He’d-the man who . "M.
Invented the‘ new stroke in poio."——- .1,
Cleveland Plain , inloeiiler w . :
Noiselsss. closes without jar of wa-
ter hammer. Has no tank.
This: IDEAL
' Volumetcr Pressure Regulating
Flush Valve. ,
A self adjusting pressure regulate?
applied to a Fiushhllalve operated by
direct pressure. Discharges the same
amount or water in the same length of
time regardless of the head or pres-
sure in service pipe.
See it in operation. in our display
800m;
HORNE ll ill-SH
Cor. North Main and West Sta. _
'ni.
Specter sure?
N0. 40 WATER STREET.
sourI-I Ndnwstk, or. ..
osmium scars Mantis?
Gold, Sliver. Nielseiand Copper
Pla lattin ..
8“
Bird Cs es and all k lnds of
Meta Work Repaired
and Refinished.
iWi, .p.
’ Animus: snonztne.
it :3...s:oix.. mu,
.isos’ tilllx, o: is. is: or
W V
out . . .. Chandeliers. Hand irons. Fenders”
A. Bile—18:01”, 5:058, 5:688. 8:05, ' '
Metal Sign's' of every description. : ’
1. .Stcnm'ere Ea
. , lNor ak' nave
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