Evening sentinel, Wednesday, January 7, 1903 · page 7

 

 

 
 
 

' than
V Norwalk Lumber company
units an addition to their

few days. .,
M. hubby/its of New York
V the g not of Mr. and Mrs. Mor
stoi ' «sort street.
‘ .‘Hammel and Smith Betty.
Harsh, have been visiting Cap-
alsl Potty. of East avenue

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

1' street, will spend Sun-
ln NewY York City; V
i119 Dolores St John will entertain
embers or the Young Ladles‘ Ili-
VV al Society tomorrow evening at
ironic 'iri‘ Osborn avenue.

 

 

iipainting the 13111111: 01101111
ork at Norwnik. The work
VlVlVer the direction of .i.

u is
' Ill be poolg tournament being car-
at Hamel" s. H. W Taylor. 80.
.s‘d against 1] Bryant 100,1ast
nigh L'llirylor was defeated by the
or of 100 to oi
3611.3 W. Davis. of the Advent
fiction Church, went to New Haven
He will preach in the Boers
Church this evening Tomorrow
suing Rev. George H Wallace of
l fieport will occupy Rev. Mr. Davis'
p .
Miss Etta Brundags gave a reception
at Wednesdayaevening to the mem-
rs of the Wednesday Evening Euchle
db and their friends The affair was
LVln the naturel of a Niew Years party
. a genera 00d the was ad by
““311 a as dgncing and singillg un-
til the early hours of the morning
Rev. E. B. Cunningham would like
'a full representation of the officers.
teachers and scholars of the Sunday
.school at the Week of Prayer service
in the East Avenue Methodist Episco-
L pal .LGLhurch tonight There was a
largely“ attended meeting last night.
the 011191.11 Board having charge with
the pastor.

Captain Robert- Carr and He1bgr1
Lincoln, night watchman for W. B.
Lamidon at Half Mile island had a
laughable experience about 11 week
ago and one that they have told to

' only their closest friends, for fear it
might “leak out" and get into the
newspapers... Lincoln had a now
which he was very anxious of getting
over to Sprite island, about a quarter

.'of a mile from the mainland and he
got Captain Carr to help transport the

. bovine All went well until the ani
mal got half way across. Lincoln being
able to lead her at low tide, and then

. shoretused'to budge. standing stock
still in the water The only thinar to
do was to bring her back to mainland

and try other tactics. Procuring a

large wide row boat the two men man

aged to get the dew aboard with hot
llead towards the bow. Here Capt. Curr
sat while Lincoln manned the oars

V But théy failed to tie her and the hi st
thing Garr k'n'ew the cow shot out her
horns and he landed in the bottom of
the boat. Then they seoinoiv fasten-

'edL her and continued without further
L mishap to the end of their tourney

L where they deposited "Co Boss" safe

' ly with a sigh of relief.

Christ Church held its annual Christ
mas festival last evening in Rbodallfs
Hall and it was ehlrpz‘ed by a little cou-
ares atiou' From beginning to he and
the little folks skewed themes véa to
be thoroughly trained and did them-

_ seires'i credit. ”During the evening the
teachers and the older pupils presented

.L L, a Teacher' 11 Oxford 3W." to the super

intendent Charles Murray. he
number was the international Christ
mas Party and represented do‘ls of

various nations holding a tea party.

“‘Mlss Dorothy Drake introduced the
dolls to Miss Columbia. America. im-
personated by Elsie Douchelli. The
dolls were Miss Minnie Kimmlk
Francs; Clara Edmunds England. Kn
tie Kimmik Germany; Japan. Edna
Moi'g an;a “Spain, Belle Tate; China.

1 1‘33th V,Spo.tla11d Marion Reid;

,M ofd'liebn 0911011910. The next
number was Santa call. 1311111: Day
Thornton Candeld and Eva Murray
were Mr and Mrs. Sarita Claus and the
chorus consisted of tho Misses Laura
Baker Mildred Bennett Alice Darrow.
(Liliane Robinson Natalie Wl1eeler.Rob-
ert Toto Earl Baker. Kenneth Thom
1111 William Morgan Willis Morroll.

Following this was the presentation of

lilits to the children of the school

ROWAYTON.

Miss Nollie Ogden. 01' Cross street.
V has returned from a weeks visit with
L iricnds in New York cit ty.
William Murphy. of flighlitn
title. loft today for a visit with
‘thV Demolition-1.1101114111111011. L
1‘.Mrs James E tarsus
ervlsn returned Mon
v ilit wiihm 10111111111 New
”into a slight indisli
Benedict was north
rosy. and Min 1”

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J. . incur input
in his condition. which has long been
such as to occasion anxiety on the part
of relatives.

9 Lloyd Nash was the illififli
Elmore 111.111... at the 191111109;
1112‘s of the 11111911

L g V
Knox trocht a former resident .of'
this place now in the employ :l a
Boston manufacturing concern, spent“-
New Year's day here with ‘ _1
Mrs. Edward Laue. L L,
The Westport Musical Society ad
one of its most delightful as stone M011
day night at the home of rWoostor
Beach Members were out; in force
an d the doctor and Mia. Beach made
the 110019
enjoyable
Residents of Silvermlne are actively
endeavoring to get trolley facilities
from there to this point and 889 Nor-
Walks. l‘. 0. Bryan beadsa tion
to Libs
Connecticut Railway 09 Lighting Coin
pany officials. with that object in v w.
Town Clerk Hyatt has turned -
new leaf and it isn't along the
of land records 1111111115.. He plans to
figure as Patience in the coming tan
collections and proposes ‘3. set all
comers with a” smile. whether they
make him the butt of their displace
urea 'rofiarding the assessors W'Ol‘kyfll"
argue that they were really upderval-
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wimpOssible to foresee an accident
Not. impossible to be prepared for it
if): Thomas‘s Eclectrlc Oil. Monarch
over pain. .1
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DEATHS OF THE MONTH.

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Vital Statistics Recorded With Town “marge S Grumman

Clerk Herbert H. Smith. \

The records at the office of the town
clerk show that the deaths during lie

. ; expedied

side of the meeting highly '

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ccmber in the Town of Norwalk wercL '

as follows
find—Edward Charles, Caswell aged}
39 years. 10 months and ‘17 days.

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2nd—Eli Northrop. aged 73 years, ill

months.

arm—Bridget Shea aged 45 years.

'lrd—isaac Benton aged 73 years 1
month 5 days.

4th——Joseph L. (‘adieux. aged
years 9 months 1 day.

l2tb~0wen Kindelin. aged 68 years ('1
months

l2tl1——Wiillam Henry Kcmper, aged 1
months. 5 days

12th~Helmina J. Jennings. aged 59

.3 months 19 days.

13th~Williani Henry Johnson
63 years. 7 months. 13 days

filth—Baby Fedor. aged 0 hours.

nth—«James Patchen, aged 01 years
11 months, 9 days.

Nth-«Baby Scolloid. aged 1 day

lSth—Frank uttery. aucd 1'11 years. i;
mouthinl days.

16th~Charles Henry Peters. aged 51
years. .1 month. isrdays.

lilth-—-Lena Rivers Woodward, aged 31‘.
years. 5 months. 25 days.

2lst—Garginio Fernando.
years.

mob—Peter Trainor, about 52 years.

fist—Sarah E. Dennis. aged «14 your».
ll months. 18 days.

aged

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Mat—Frederick- Lsfavottc Thompson. '

aged 25 years. 6 months. 9 days.
23rd—Margsret Campbell, 45 years.
24thmMurgar ta Mahoney. aged
month 5 aye. .
both—Frederick Weise aired 64 y'oiirs
Nth—«Mary oNernoy.
yeaIs. 8 months. '13 days
30th~CliifVord Merritt. aged 7 years 1
month 30 day‘s. '
3lst-Mary Elisabeth uller. aged 83
years. 4 mail .2 days.
{list—Daniel Pierce Morgen, ug'ed 09
years 8 months. 2 days
Town Clerk smith states that lie is
unable yet to tell correctly the 110m.
her of births and marriages during 1111-.
month. as all of thesis events have not
vet been furnished for record With
him. He says that it would greatly
facilitate matters if the physicians
would make their reports as soonLas
possible and the clergyman notify him
of tho marrinaoo they have solemnizod
during December.

RETAINERB 0F, HULING, CHIEFS.

 

 

 

Reviewed Today by Lord'CUrzon and
Other Notables in- Durban

DELHI. lndla' January 7-»The vice-
roy. Lord Curaon of Kedloston. and
Lady Curzon and the Duke and Bach
911s of Gounatiahtireviawsd the retain
era of the robot: chiefly in the Durbar
arena today The variety of costume
and paraphernalia afforded one of the
most striking pictures of the Durbor
fealwlvities Continents from all parts
of Greater ludia’. participated. mostly
retaining the distinctive features of
their customs The flags and other
emblems of the state of ‘Cutoh' were
carried on camels and elephants. ab-
companied by armed men on stilts
while Ara‘m human danced past the
L V the music of their own in-
VThe lemon mold and

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

logo.

all In inclination. ‘
’ drums.
' wordsmsgi today she or?
done sooth

how

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1 l".”"" Sneebau W. E O Brien and J. l.

aged 39 by-iaws. the meeting was not over un-

' Club basketball team practised in the
Town Assembly Hall. Wall street, last L
night and this explains the run on ‘

Vthe business sission sandwiches and
refreshments were served. and cigars -

Norwaik Orgs'nla L
for tho Budding Year;
The four companies of the Norwulk
r‘tro Department held their annual
9. last nigh V d.
thengVVial otinir Wits V
and Mill out i
looted editors, and these’ no‘VminatVi as
will later be confirmed by the
Council Two of the companies chose
new captains to soi‘Ve doling the com-
Lina year Lieutenant Charles Smith
succeeds Captain irvlug H. Reed as

 
 
 

 
 

.1111 James H‘. Magner succeeds Captain

lames W Duffy as commander of Hope 5‘

Hose Captains J. W. Britta and All

Bullymespeotively.
PHOENlX ENGINE COMPANY

those cerzs
Captain—AA A. Chineiy.
l1 lrst lieutenant-Sn1ith Northrop.
Second Lieutenant-Willet Secor.
Recording Secretary—d W Curnow.
L'i‘reasureio—Charic0 A. Blur.
Assistant 'i‘reasurel—J. W. Green-
wood
Financial Secretary—J. W. Cava-
nagh. ‘
Lngineer-Gcorge S. Aiken.
Finance committeewA. B. Slauson.
lohn Lycett and W. 'i‘. Ainlsy.
investigating Committee-NV. 8 Bar-
tram. E. H Burr and H. B. Bussing
Toilet Committee—A. F. Burt. . :
The other routine business was
transacted. and three new members
were elected. After the conclusione of

wow passed 111 0111111 by ex- (‘ount 111111111
Harry B. Buss-
ing favored with a number of banjo
selections.

THE FIRE POLi(‘F.

'l‘he balloting at the Fire Police
ro ems resulted in this choice of oihceis
for the coming year:

Piositlent—wA'J .Meekc’r.

Captain—~11. W. Britto.

P‘ilst Sergeant-ch1y I). Cornell

Second Sergeant-«Lowellyn Merritt

Treasurcrwhlfrcd Avlson

Recording Secretarymliowurd V.

Financial Secretory—Simple!
tingt

lillltllicc CommittckEdwurd Chas—
mar. (‘hurles E. Lawrence and W. F.
i or luv and.

Brun-

luvestlgating Committee—W 11‘ De-

Kltyn. F S Meeker 11nd (lco1ge Buil— ‘ ‘

“At the conclusion of the business
session all Last down to clam chowder
5.1111er hes. coffee. etc. refreshments
br 1111; served from a long table. Cigars
we1c passed around later. and a social
time enjoyed by members and friends

HOPE HOS!“ COMPANY "

'lho 11103 odicers‘ of Hope Hose Com- ~

puny arc:

(.Laptulnw James H. Manner.

First Lieutenant—~18 11‘. Duffy.
Second LlcutrnanthL 1‘ Burns.
1 ‘llictmding Seer-.ctarywloscph J Cu-
11

Financial Secretary—«Daniel Corro-
run.

'i‘rtusurer—-P li‘ Slottert

Executive Committee—~The oftlrora
ex edit-10.111111 1': ‘3‘. Duffy J. ..l' Cuhill.

Vt: lune
Owing to an extended discussion on

til 11 late hour.

loosens noon AND baboon

1 « COMPANY.

The Pionsdrs"cholcc of officers re-
sulted us follOWs: ‘

Captain—~Chsrles Hyatt.

Firilt Lieutenant—Clarence Buttery

Second Lieutenanth. FL Raurh

Treasurrwidduuardl. oyt.

Financial Sec1e1n1y- arenas But-
tery

Recording SQtPIHClBIV~W lv‘ Ranch.

The Finance and investigating Com-
mittees are composed of the officers of
the company.

Captain 1. H. Reed. who has served

transfmred to the honorary list. lumen
\Vood' 11 name was taken from the non-
active list and placed on the entire

Three propositions for membership
were rec,e‘lved and one new Member,
elected. James Mara. ’ ‘

annual ball. at Lockwood'it liail l‘ri-
day evening. January 30th. The com-
mittce will hold a meeting Thursday

the affair.

After last night‘s business meeting.
toast beef snudchheit 91111 Other rc-
19991111111119 We’re served

A11 impromptu entertainment was
given. consisting of phonoiirhph‘ selec-
tions and recitations

DRUG 6704‘!” ”game A 010 BUSI-

 

 

The Norwalk drug stores are doln
11 bis bu's’ihosi in brains. iddiue'. Pond“ '6'
Extract. bio, today. The Winthrop

these soothing remedies. Nearly all
of the members of the team were able
to bobble 11911111111 this morning. but
some doubted seriouiily 11 they would
be able to stag: the strenuous duties
oft the anti ti . The club is desir-

MAN III.
CONSTANTJNGPLE,

'dtyh'

3111101111 or the Pioneels, and Lieuten- '

VCbillery continue in command of the '.
Fire Police and Phoenix Engine Com- ‘

Phoemx Lnglne Company electedl L_

in the company for eight years. was L

The company is Arranging to hold lit! ' '

night to make some arrangements for , .

on of i . '
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or for-t ”hop-Joni! the. needs of
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are may» buy.“ .

No [my a WISS
SI‘IB without this
mac-Mark.

Comstock
Watkins
8. Dow,

112 WASHINGTON STREET.
. SOUTH NORWALK.
Phone 143-15.

 
 

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or a GAS HEATER gives
just tire extra Warmth need-
ed in sitting room or li-' '
brary during cold weather
Ever notice how much
more coolness there IS with
a fire you canVche?
"VGas Heating Stoves sold
" and connected.

9

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Railway 81

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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mo anymore cuss.

111' original prepara'tiou that will
c1 .9 diseases of the“ scalp and prevent
the hair from falling out

invigoratos the roots and gives the
hair a healthy lustre.

8011) by all first class harbors andL
druggis‘ts 76c and 4011‘ bottle.

" Prepared by the

“mantle Ilalr- 11m 00.
ROBERT F’. SCA l. PLROP..L
36 Wabhlucton at; south Norwalk.

CHRISTMAS '
.REMITTA‘NCE'S

To the Old Country. Drafts

and Money Orders payable any-

wherein Europe. For sale at

lowest rates ' ' '

JACOB M. “"4“.

5 Railroad Place. South Norwsik. Ct.

 

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Accidentlnsurancc

Combined brill

Renlsbnilon and Identification.

81. 000 in dose of death by accident . ‘

while. traveling as prescribed by policy,LL
00 per week for loss of time for
non-fatal injuries

ALL Fairer. oo RER YEAR

For particulars call or write

TAYLOR 8 GOLDEN,

Telephone 0011.107—4.
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FOR SALE.

Seven room house, 50 Maple street,
Norwalk.

Ten room house Butler street. oppo-
site straw factory. Adapted to two
families. '

Two apartment tenements,
avenue.

Stable on Knight street. could ‘easi-
ly be made suitable for factory pur-

 

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Any reasonable offer considered.

Fairfleld County Savings Bank.

51 Wall St.. VNorwalk.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 

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rinse Valve. 2 V

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applied to a Flush Valve operated by

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1110.40 WATER STREETks
scorn NORWALK on.
SOLVOV'MVAN SVQAMV, Manager.

GoldJSilverj Niékel and Copper
Plating.

 

 

Chandeliers Hand Irons Fenders
Biril Cages and all k finds of
Metal Work Repaired
and Refinishetl.

ANTIQUE BRONZING.

Metal Signs of every description.

 

 

 

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no: my amount:

is a iinely constructed piece of man
chicory—always ready for world
Any size and any voltage desire-11.4

THE 6.1V. MCKIBBIN

M'F’G C0
‘. W. R THOMPSON Manager.

'?V 50 WATERST..

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We offer OileV Rudd
word for any case 4.

not be cured by Kalli

.LCHENEY
We. the undersigned
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“able to carry out any dblinat iii

by their firm

West dc Trudi: wholesale

Toledo. 0 Welding. Klnpan‘d:
via. Who oldie Druggists. Toladtilg
Hall's atarrh Cure is taken inter
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imonials sent free. Price 701: per bot-
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Hall's Family Pills are the best

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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' Main street. were pal

 

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if I paint it. My office. 6
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to seem boastful, ,
proud of our stock. W your
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have the trade We do. , .

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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