BI .
, .00
and filmiiy have mov.
Avenue and taken up .
. a Va‘n‘ astronomer. .
is by ‘.Jr...ratsd 80, Will our
.. 7 mm: rated 100. in the hat-
01 or moment tomorrow even-
ruins after spending a few
'hlsV ehome on the Washington
ty iss spending a few‘daystb 9 "ll
f A. .Boeruni rot. Vein
treets
VI from their wedding tour and
up their residence with the
pa‘vid Ease, of East
_ from N “Canaan yesterday and spent
the day with his pursuit. Mr. and Mrs.
John H. Cole. i the Washington street
th'ldg e.
"Jack" Hide, of Norwalk one of the
openers at the Radel she who has
been laid guilt/:rpast we
“or oil ltted to llle church
the profes-
are ‘at the Radei
in New York city
Mi " who i e force, our.
taken a position At his old‘ trade that
of modlder. if) the fouhdry of the
colonial puppetry and Machinery Com-
pany
Mr and Mrs Daniei‘Pétty. of East
avenue retlll‘ned Saturday night from
a severiii weeks‘ visit in new Haven.
They war accompanied by their
who wliViV r-e
truck house in Van Zandt street to
like arrangements for the coming
slumping:
George silo retut‘hed to his du
\ ties in J C. Beatty's pharmacy Bridge-
port. this tabloids. aftr rhaving spent
the past weelr‘ at his me in Osborn
Avenue on Account of illness and death
. ft his grandmother. Msspfdary E. Ful-
el‘
Rev.J w. Davis announced yes-
terdav that RAW. George H Wallace.
of Bridgeport one of the ablest preach-
ers of the Adyontipauae in the state.
Iwould be present Thursday evening
{the raga r weekly social
a to is still be “Missions "
lee villas. in celebration of
an Stock Inf prayer. will be
lmh eliciting this week in the
.r
dilih Chairedotlblial Church in}
blow avenue. The services will
mihiinca at 'i. 30 and will be con-
” “diluted by the padtor Rev 0 Val“-
s no
it til Tohe
hm. all
was at work yester-
Wiili'a‘iu ilesd' a aux-
ill ry oyster him when the cylindew
very entertaining and loll: eatlugp
will has been. prepared}
in I, tntioiutolatlng of i e presenta-
u . " as it it use *
the iloee the usual distribution of
gifts, not to forget the cake candy and
There was a large turnout of the
members of It. Paulie Mission and
their friends last evening to hear Rev.
Libraries * M. Bell on _ .Norwalk.
. lb "midst ammo Nan.
loo doiiv’bre an
Aal. excel lib
All
style, and spoil ry hopefully of the
:Atllli’lll
' ‘ihe‘ sordid; many Woht Na d
greet blip and were much pleased
.mlwllihm livid them that he? would .prob-
ably or a‘ few Shelley Evenings at
d Voila”? beifi givenrpermbnent
it
Next Sabbath. January it will be
the unhiveisitr'y of that largest attend-
once ever held in the Edit Avenue
Methodist handily school Add the sup
erlntendent intends to celebrate by
getting out in. attendance atop larger
than last ye: is Last year the Sunday
fell on January mm and there was on
attendance of 327. including oiilcers
teachers scholars and vi tors. Every
. ' '11? re nest-
v
life A
. till nd’itv 2.3? bring.V ."
ftlends with them; to make f its
possible a we all even greater than
year. uperlntendenti John
L‘ Hommedieu believes this can be
done if all will work with him. and he
also believes that a record breaking
collection can. in taken up. Yesterday
the attendance was 277 .aan the 'col-
lection. 88. 97. .
Very interesting and deeply spirit-
ual services ’wero held in the East Ave-
nue Methodist Cliurch‘yesterday. The
sacrament or baptism was administer-
eda to Fruit: lin Hiatt Mead and Edith
Mend. aftei whichdhadollowlngVI
probe
dllh. Hum-l Mouth
Hyatt Meadt'ldari Ann Wright;i Bur-
well Fitch. Darrell-1r .Ruudle lieu
old s and rice is rence Hill and
Mars :lwltitisI Iwas receiv-
ed into full member ship An- unusual
ly large number of . ohimbnloants pai-
toolr of the Lord's Supper. The Sun
day school had a large assistant“
good Imissiollliry Collection and a
promise of a big" (:01 lectlap for cur-
rent eipene'es next; Sunday. The Jun
lot League had a full attendance and
presented the slipeiintendent Mrs
Bowenr with a one onl- rocking chair.
The Epworth league rejoib‘ed in a
large attendance and an usually
spiritual and interesilni‘tI meeting.
The choir repeated part Iof‘ the
Christmas cantata Muller til rection
of the chorither. Trunk l Merriam. for
half an hour. which were finely render
' ed .A brief address by the pastor and
" a consecration service at much inter
eat and power closed. a most pronto-
bio and spiritual. day. Neotlligs "will
he held every evening. except Salli;
day during the week. Thr astor will
lead on Monday evening; t e Official
80 on Tutorial; , Sunday School
Boar on Weddell thi Epworth
mine on . . thandunlor
Band on Friday. Merriam will
lead thee alrightl assisted by. the
rhoir and bill .. otter b. A cordial
lnvitation is 6 e 11ng to all to Attend.
Baryon comé'nce ‘i: 30 p m
The one plateauk aim or at ihe Radel
shop received AI“ very neat little gift for
aNew Year a from t e‘IiionoredV openers
it was a. mldldti} trunk. ililed with
choice candy, . 9 main way-e
tags with tilt e. e’rly pay,
large city in theiiwori. 3| in: the l
presslon that leitlle sod Vi'llll" had
traveled all V V. rid before
reaching East Nora! . The lady on
cost prises the gift very lilahlymnd
the donors promise to keep the trunk
full of candy- aa long as she dollres it.
I . am
ROWAYTON.
H W. Welll'Q a pile diiver ll
(1
d M m, engine ”my out with ”hauled out at the filoger Marl for re
s it ltotbat elm-gun. Donation
I Mulls In "DIWMBOI
nil ll repairs could be rude to
I} no.
Estelle GANAA'M
look portébsioh of the shop on the
Washington street brldge. recently
phrdhaséd from Henry Gerhardt. this
mp‘raing. Pie hag august! twin“ obtains
finished and la copupfth
roputation of his predecessor. o n
Digital-V will remain with him as as ‘
ii A
here are now 188 0 user; at work
hr. the nodal oyster so pond ovary
; h‘ is taken. This does not include
1 ".1053”. in the old now-
the‘ openers want to
it e'lo colt this his sin; and if
ii ii: to. this
’letler'V‘ day
tiielgorwalk hon-her .
stud"-
_ Robert Brotherton‘. “bf New Ror llolle
has been the most of lit. and Mrs
JohnW. Penna“. I
4 Mrs. J. A. .Sowarby.“ Highland live-
one. is visitliisir her daughter. Mrs. M
iii. Winters, New York. .
Mrs F. M. Dolbeor and Miss Kine
Jones. of brookiyp‘g‘ nt naturally at
the home of Mina to. iii. it. Every
The Rowaytou Athletic Club held a
meeting Saturday evening at Will be
an interesting six-round bout between
two well known young men of this”
pilot. .
The ow boat house of the parish
Launch orbs is now nearly complet-
ed and men are at present at work all
log in About the new dock. which baby,
been built out ugly feet. from Q Will
house. .
Mr. and Airs. lull ll
on-thA-iiudlon.“ are“ the floppy.
u
“or ed il Hillbillyo
itrwsll its
Irv-m
v radium ,
‘sbne of fitni’r
stallultdbat b on.
_. Ie‘d it‘dlilldlhotlbo lohg ere’ work baht the
pass parted...th hes, so at
l “dismal
Waters' and the members witnessed .
place. wiltte
0»ch new”
’ will
flood”
shop, East Norwaik.
live at their friendsi from the all ,
‘ Bil“ “ ‘
dons together. occasions it by Prof .
Charles Wesley on the cachet, produc
ing excellent harmony. it. tcr Huxley,
number. also ass a solo.
He has A magnificent bass voice. of
W
remarkable depth and intensity, lipid" .‘w
t s ‘
thought that the singeral can be in; “ “
duciiii Vlb some» down asaluV Vsome even» ‘
3h . . .
gave the solo a fine rendition.
hp near future.
DARI NAND NOROTON.
has is
atterhop
Mrs.I William II.“ Wilcox. of Hartford
was in Barton,” solubility,“ balling on
friends.
'Flred smith. of Bailey avenue has
gone to Hartford to spend a few days
Withill'lflntlii.. 1‘2.“ I1. .M‘ l ill. .‘I'
Mrs. Naif returned to New York Sat-
urdoy ammoomIafter a week‘s visit
with friends in Dalian-
. MisaJGnVnIe Burchard spent the Sab-
bath “the guestlof Mr. bod Mrs William
P Smallliorn. of. 30%“! Not-walk.
hileyI avenue. is
spending a few days With his aunt.
Miss ida Northrop oi Winnipault.
. Rev 9; J. Ryder DD. made an ad
the meeting held in the Sol-
the Chapel inI-I Noroton last
l"? vV.
will? Abendroth. of South Nor~
walk. called on her brother. Richard
.Abendroth of Will place. Saturday af-
terooon
Owners of ice yachts are waiting pa-
tiently for cold weather so that a. ser
les of ice boat races on "the Cave pond
can he ar'rhng’ed. l . A
George Chedderton and Fred smith
‘went down to ilorham’ a pond Satur-
day, eellng and returned with about
a dozen specimens apiece
William Fairbanks and wife arrived
Saturday afternoon. from Branford.
Count, to spend a few dayse at the home
of his mother‘l thlsp .
Chhnies Sfo iii-linen tile the genial
mandg‘er of the" Railroad avenue fish
market. spent yesterday afternoon
with friends in West Howells:-
William Wilmott Jr.. who has been
enjoying a few days‘ vacation from his
duties in the Yale it Towns lock shop.
returned to work this morning. "
Mrs. Herbert Allen and Miss lda E.
Ashton. of Brooklyn. who hive been
guests of friends in Barton spent 8st-
urday visiting» friends in .Norwalk
Hartford fiiuith woe ill 80 th Nor-
walk twice «Saturday If ernoon.
‘Hump" says he is in South Norwalk
these. days about as much as be Is
here
The funergl of Miss Mhry Selleck
was held yesterday afternoon from her
late home in Main street. filer. .Loula
French of Norotos, afllclated "and the
remains Were taken to Westport for
interment.
. The annual meeting of Eagle Hook
and Ladder Company for Itha hearing
of reports and election of officers will
he held this evening. Everb» member
is requested to be on hand it the Main
street quarters at 8 o 'clocli sharp. V,
it is not generally known that the
new pastor of the Dorian. Methodist
Church. Rev. John L. Bmo’ke. irbfuscd
an offer of 2mm. :and accepted 2600 as .
pastor of the church here. He believes
that God has called him to the work
here. and the question of salary did
noltl enter his mind in accepting «the .
' arguerovor and inxaddition do the tax V.
homes the perplexity regarding "when , ,
or to whom most one go for redress: x
TheI lro district committee ,
“Melville E. Mead. of Norwalk was in
town Saturday afternoon looking up
details in coungcilpn with Lbe artin
Micki“ iii-e. preparatory. tools dating
the lnauranc'e on the building
he lists. The loss will not. solemn
as was at first stated as a part of the
contents was loved. The origin of the
blue is a mystery. , .
I The pole-climbing contest arranged
for New “We. Day, in! oGlenhrook.
was. popiboaodb neon. 0.1V
Plimlili‘tsuil.vviViinln Whitehead;
next New Year' a. This Action was to-
ken owing to the fact that some one
bad greased the up r half of the pole.
king is ihjpoul is for either con.
attesting“ than at bin
”1;“. public schools of. the town rs-
Thii ”SSDWAH‘A hishsr‘hlh ‘l’ m so.
can an-
ter school observed a chsmAmthe u-
rapgemeni of the rooms this morning
minded a one large room there are
nevi: tho ":ng flowing“om of le‘se ourif
fun on n a go
classes Add‘I holiest: shin)“, senor" van.
The change was made during vacation.
under the direction of principal Wil-
liam Perry. _ . .
Thomas Tongue. ragllhxl ll“
s
..... a... mu Wit
1 Wu r 1*. fl
lip-pit“ for the "in s. Hid-elf Middleton.
whore nadir flu-ha
his mono titanium ii MM
wri "A lottll‘l'all 03‘:
llmllldl 1M .5 :ti
“'1": Mlllnlllll
murmur-ad
VI .V,“ . ““4“ "
vein...
compsnlfd by“
ear. MANN“
There worn,
Which .
indium we enlists
w Hubtilitto‘ii and wires at
. N i River horned Thursday.
nifred VK'em
V ‘Ill .
n vy loads be . "
turn its east. dally,a all
of which is being tilled for- the
telephone has thrown I
.lfi for
ldont Mas lmarried ’I’liiilik'stliil a
to a young at m a
York ‘
island a party. of friends Thursday
with a dinner. Covers :were. laid for
twenty-five and the event proved most
enjoyable.
Arlon Lodge 8. of it gave a dahce
in Manner hail Wednesday aldht that
drew?» largely from the Norwalks: The
affair served to usher in the N '
iVn merry fashion. . ,
Abolit twentyaflve membe
portI Wednesday night. .I'i‘he local Vce
stalk of the Dramatic chill
aiding A play at Eastbr.- it is to be ré
gret‘ted that this talented organization
is not more activo than is the case, and
more than one dramatic treat a VerVar
the result
Wednesday evening children of the
Greens Farms Sunday school held
their Christmas trio Idxerclses There
was a largehattend use. in; the church
and the littlel ones inequities. them-
selves admirabiytr‘. .
New ream doll quietly here.
Vev es of its bein
a holiday hurt the closin
town bdlcég niioigad the posit) do.
in the evening..I.Itimher attended the
theatres lVaiIilVridsaportI. while others
gathered at! .I the“? engine houses that
.were open to moment afternoon
and night.
Members of the est 0 t
Club entertained their friends a“ "all
.perlutendeni Ke‘m‘psrmf the lbwn farm
added. trimmings to the new yep)- din-
net for. his email: «family of hammer
. - There is too much results; Wilmer
in the electrical "detain“ on the Jumbo
trolleys to meet with duorApb'reoiation
from some nervous passengers.
stood on the front platform or the car.
Wednesday that came :mear splitting
the switch at Battersuu’ s turnout; and
as the motormain reversed and shuttles
handle to six notches the safety did its
work so effectively that the man dove
down to escape "greased lightning'
with an alacrlty that served to show.
how COHVIIIMNI the contrivancols. For
a moment it appeared as though the,
entire metal the vestibule .was a sheet
or flame and the surprised individual
couldn‘t. havé. been more to had as unJ:
wittbiglye grabbed the billiiness and of:
a lIVe wire. He swears the shock
floored him. but. it didn' t. not the clot:
trio shoclt at all even t'a.
Town pitch: sorrow keep the resi.
dents herd. awake in one way or an-
other if the awakening at times be ,
rude. A tire district «tax is the latest
proposition for property holders to
relieifIlr'
appears to have conjured up greater
scope than legally ltlpao'tcases and ap- ‘.
pointed. I d of of.. two
bodied moanzlhb idigh successful y
:wrestle' with Jim mmars‘ lpmposl-
lion. profitably for the town George
Dr A.:i. Waksman. and wife enter- L.
of its” ":1.
fire: iiii‘partmeut here- . tattended the _
dance givenl by the firemen of Souths“
I anoint-“l4 injurl'eo.‘
ALI; MR$1»Vgskoo YEAR
One;
Mi YOU $88 Vlllh
joint on me"
see!
e- a jolt o
. mart Set.
_DAVID W RAYMOND.
Funeral Director
and Embalf'i‘t‘ei‘.
‘19 North Main st: : «south lint-walk.
Residence. 9 Crescenli'l‘ ., .2.
he cditbr."w0ctober
.. 2 REST
145.". WWW? vital".
to wild sis prepares
the hair train failinggoui.
hair In healthy lustre.
Sold by al
drugglsts, 15c and 40p bottle. ..2 .
‘ PreparedIIby-II the
H..lfRzQ;§f.
ggfioulh glorvhalk
Hemmer
.. resumed at
where in Bumper:
For sale at”
.lbyvcst rates.
A Railroad Place. 36%
.. c iiédfl'ertli
WWW AAA" lMlllllAflAll-f
81.000 iii and id deathb use At
vVioii'Ilo trawling as preterit»: hype lcy‘
$5.00 per" week for ion of
For particulars coil or write
21mm. 8 ‘60sz
. . .. masses. 9!"‘197“v
“ Irofrsnis
Seven room horses, ap‘ilfeiiie street.
Norwalk.
Ten room house. Butler street. oppo
site straw factory. . Adapted to two
families.
I'l‘wa apartment tenements. Harbor
avenue.
Stable on Knight street, could easi-
iy be made suitable for factory pur-
pose.
any noses-tile offer considered.
I‘Ill'iliiid (hall! solid“ Blink.
a1 Walkfito’: Norwalk.
”Arrow, one of the board of relief .
malts up “the other day dreaming that
the title was an empty one and he cut
of a rob and an it provedir Thalia-v
may be runs. is to a mdiorltv..but it
expressly stipulated how such matters
notched
disposed of and gives to se-
isctmon a
a greater! role power
of “mi q”diliti'ie‘gium: than“) , .
as onwahhool much. DArtow i: .
politic. Having mountai- wrong of the
political lsdder he mail have been élat~
all but proposed to find out what. string
he was on fora he been pul
s
with dub ego! advl as to situ-
ation has gone Way back And seated .
fhimult by the door. . I
There's a claim with trolley‘men a“:
with minors. it uma‘n in nature. true
but theiehpp that that stakes out bill
bunk Ill the "West rt our barn has a
choice and can h dwho’ther be really
dllstlt All: not. 311‘“! A mass onto
boot is morely V'lomlabia bill]!
guest,
tier north. at:
ht Thoma.
About t There i
“all “hill? “in
.and ‘
i done to third: 1
1‘tiVic darkness" of g
r outside ‘ .o
and. if you tinsel] it. it will “
care diseases of the scalpltand prevent J"
invigtmites the roots and gives the .
oratiolasswharhers and
To the Old Country. ”rafts ‘ V
and Money Orders payable ally- , "
46.9.“? null iii " .V'
cmaik, ct. "
Accidentlnsurance
pm for l
. 'VV‘Hllhllghb geinaosndl &
,‘ Vieava sour“ uoawada FOVVII
.sureia service pips. ' .,
see it in operation Vin ou
.iilliill i an
“ North‘Main fend Wt: l'Sts. ‘
VPlatldg.
Chandeliers. HuntlJrone Fenders
lVViVir‘d Cages‘ahd till it inds of "
Mothh‘W fit. Repaired
‘ and efiniShed.
Auriooelaabhizme.
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“ VMctVal SigiVng oi‘evCrVyV description.“
”Brass Advertising Signs. .. .
Large Orders a Speciaity.
‘ w in at .
J (inertial for “traded“.
V.‘ fill _
Gold. Silver, Nickel and Copper.
arr
. €51“??? they“.
Phone Ville.
"it New Austrian
lllllllfi will
is a finely constructed piecVe of m.
hhlnqry-I-iilwayl read? for work. 4
Any size and any voltage doslrod.
THH G N IRWIN
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as long and coil
face as machinery nil-pod
, house of Williamiyfitov .fI “
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