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{I " 1 cosh. MONDAY. FEBRUARY " ’9”
ANOillER le1 ' '
battling At 7 Hill 5011111 NORWAtii BOX Fflfiiiil’g .-
“ Doisgstloa of New York Men Looking
Martial “law W
committee Requests That Everyone
Blight Fire In till Out. 9! Joesph
Disses, in ’u“ It ”mt, Last
1 1 .1 -. 9’ 0m Union strut lulidlng ”lol- .1 ,Going From Iseonri Voting oi.- = - 1 ‘ ' ’1 . t
1 l) ; a Hardware Manufaetory. ‘ S 0‘ 0 outcry“, ginning. n fl'el’ “I, trial Report to Mr. Ooimsns. 0‘0“ "I a .
l ‘ "use A delegation of New York business The South Nona“ I'll-e Department I The executive committee of the ' _
men arrived in South Norwaik this sf- was called oitztth‘it 51“) Saturday Bouth Norwalk Town Division Com-.
ternoof atiilO o'clock. and will spend evening 0“ inm'" "30°“ chase." mittee held an informal meeting thisi l
h“ \ , ., 1 . m 1 . . : ”
some t me lopking over the brick bulid- 1This time the tire was cube southern morning Affairs . , . ,
‘ ,. tb -h Cit . . pertaining to the .1 “chm a“
liar. i. ll. Moore laiils Lngai“m‘;:‘;’,';c:;”“,,_ 13mm: 1:: A. Solmans Makes Em- 333,3; ‘32.:31’."i'i'lm"...?§'°n‘.’.'.s.ni General Russel frostin ....1........................... Connecticut 8 _
‘ . considered. and reported its progress- R
terested, one of whom is H. L. Cowles, street. 1 ~ » ,
Plaliiiyof this Evil. and Also .1 32 may... it”: than... lno; phtio Denial of Story in Sat- J 3...! 91.3“; Your... {memoir Command of lwoOonlpanles inftfigehpggglfyggggd a... My alway Golnpaily Gating
“ ng quarters n w c to ocae a at - s 0 one an am e. ere pay ng it ~11
“m 0f 500' Selina. which .i’:.’.°.‘:i.".i°°‘.':‘.“.i"i:..’.“.‘i:::i:,i .33: urday 5 floor that lie and iii: hfiggnagghagyggfl $581533; of infantry at Scenoof lroi- bit“”32.21:“:.‘ti‘.‘2'ii.”i?‘tti:iit": Out Plans for thebominq
‘t as w ' ' chairman of the committee~ whether a ‘ 1
I time of locating in Norwalk, on no It all with a crash onto the lighted . ' ' 1
he W3 had occurred (follllllllof the excelli'cn} raihland hated. Ml’. Barry "6d 6000'“ 6- Lara? on the a”; still “'1th fiiom‘oill‘t 0y Strike N0 sonous D'S' Elg‘lfiirsdxy” fiéfigerzlheavgmi‘yugo “2: season at Norwalk 8 S
1 " too it as. and be ev ng l s e - s s 0 were on o . eo quc - , reily postal furnished with "Yes" or‘ .-
mechanics can be more easily secured « ly ignited and a in rry blaze was in turbances 1M6 .. l .. smt .-
0" may here than in some other places in the 8' IrOandge S Busmess progress. “Nickiot” with unusual y ' cgghntt‘éevery ”“3“.de “8'“ the Re ‘
w i’lrtlilite. During the iagt ftew wefieksmtli‘t; m gresenfe‘ of might it": léttlg‘feliowt. as General Rumwho recelvhd '__________ .. WI ll ti Connecticut Railw “A!
A sermon preached last night by the eodorc liowndes ac ory n as The Hour on Saturday printed that owns a rs an s on o “ re" a e . AT MAIL ACK. 1 c to . 1| ,
nev. Lewis K. Moore, pastor of the Norwaik, was looked pver. but this the paper box business of c. s. Trow- top or his lungs. 1 [Wight itrorg Grammar Christian-Ii)? BiggagFegiglgcor mm“ a 3mm of ilightil‘l‘lg lCunnilinlymi has not rm” ht
Norwalk Methodist Church, has fur- property was subsequently sold to the bridge would change hands today, the Miss Martha -li‘its striolt, who lives it; eii‘h'ater 'ina "(ington'i i: :iiI 9 . . 1 i 'i any de n to cone analog:i ‘fiip ,‘
nilhed the town with the biggest sen- Oat Rusk Company. and could not be business having been purchaged by a. rlownstairs..h at s commotion and r e rs tutti ec‘on as men :‘o :l— South Norwalk. made is our one d s- for Roton Point, “hat 6th so ill 1
“tion it has had for some timo- The multid- Solmans. of South Norwalk, and David rushinsbnmi with s1 rail of water "t.”h a water dury. lg“! "g m 3 covery while taking the. mail stick on position to state t I for" the
preacher very forcibly. and in the An enort was also made to secure A. Barry, of New York. foflowh“ with threw it on “'9’ bioloxchecking its zillion a: it e or or. i 9931219 “suit the 5:10 o'clock train, Saturday night. many changes theresebe clie‘,
Jim,“ kind of 1m" “0‘ “mm“ th°’°"""'3“°"'°y ’“bmm’k‘l’m‘d' statements very derosatory, to Mr. maroon. 1 ' re “:13. “satire” mmfl ‘Ii 3:... from Norwaik to Cannons. He noticed '°“1°”“' “ my' redori'm
h s objection to gamb ng and beer lag in Norwalk. but a New York con- Trowhridge‘s business management in the meantime Charles Utsinger 11 mo “18“ 600mm“ lib i e . doctors have props ll .
selling at "the tire house." which he oern had an option on the Mint and his financial condition. had heard the oral tire and running regiments notified to hlive the “Wither“ something moving inside the sack. but provemants and new buiidlnfi 1.
had been told took place there on Sun- Later negotiations were commenced This statement is denied in tow by to Box 24. at .i ‘4 roar of Chestnut “319%“? {it the afmories "(ll Panto?! g h: ahilt“ hm autléfr‘i‘tyuto 0920““ go have submittiedI thetrg. tuning?”
day. His informant, he said, was a with 0. E. Wilson and W. G. Crockett Mr. Selmans, who is indignant over the and Henry at. . turned in the “El t“; szenJ lflmhe' an ll eililt; 9 hi u.C e ban 3 mid" if :l titulles ifor go?" to xoriy‘
substantial citizen, and was not a regarding the Union street property. misrepresentations of the Hour. Mr. alarm. The d moat came on the g d has“. 3" y "W :rrgngemen 1'98; ht! 61:103.?“ 0!“ ‘0. k at a“; iiithlldeiit A» . :th I} t'”
Methodist. He explained that be men- and it is said the representatives of the .soimsns says. and says he soinfcrmed Jump. but who «thy arrived the fire “Gen ml '13,]; 0‘ iii; :tfded'ry'verai ttall an te't: a it so: to :0 0 . .1 ‘1)” {risotto wall it a :3; .;
tionerl this for the reason that Metho- company are fayorsbly impressed With the reporter of the Hour, that Mr. Ben was out. The at returned to b; f 1?: at if lth t th 1:9 e ‘0‘?“ l; - :01“ are Iglm t shill“. is 0 atrium ‘
diets haveareputationof sticking their it. After todays inspection it will he ry and himself had no interest in Mr. their quarters.1_hsving been out only “if: wot“: be I “Ed 3d 3] or s r- e t wag t(inn “to cos I “tend inte‘n'tion- eat at mad “0th on:
noses mm other people's busilwilfl- known definitely whether or not the Trowbrldge‘g business; had no thought about eight mlnufps. 1 , :ith Major “2d 1 it in H'illlcolllnpigfyt cla'.1W§e erk twb‘i'riv 1k rncllmbed Lnense caslntoEgd it t: “weal, ll
Portions of his sermon are given below company Wt" move from New York to of purchasing it. but were simply not The damage. mt. isesa figures. will So th N rwalk 1” cth y", t ‘9 for is y) [31:0 ‘d 0 18%.: i not ave cannon“l w t b :1 ”fl
and will prove very interesting read- South NOI'Wle- About titty men would ing as the friends of Mr. Trowbridge, amount to $10 or 5. Several lace “ 1 ° 0" 9 - ran '1 Y ' e "i W“ 0‘ 9 “D 9 ”000.1 0""1'85 uran, ‘1 W "
. . here they boarded I Il'to- known. be‘no sleeping apartments. ;.
ins. be empl°yed by the concern, and the who had needed a rest. Mr. Trow- curtains and the bleoloth, in addi New ""9“ w _ ‘
He took for his text the twenty- industry would prove it boom to the bridge's close application to business tion to considers . bitch-bran, were at,“ ‘2‘”;ng themgceherfigpths “lug; etc, such as exist in the present
fourth verse of the first chapter of at. town. for many years had so told upon him consumed. Thet levee also badly “nah Frag; Den” ml; wréhtll to HREMENS PENUGHLE liti'rructure.“o i . ‘ rear
Mhril's unionist;I "I.e1t‘.‘Us‘At}lone§ r ihatba restIwas'ahlisolllilteliylnecgssary. Chghll'egk ‘ m Dij Harford while “,5"wa on the til-in “yam mm mom 1 1 bath; 013;“ vzillilnimny my“, bed
nonenns. 889090 eeecto ' and yadvceo spncan ewes e ll!!! 5; - . 0 Nb ' Wd
objecting to evils and said that Jesus 6. E. ANNIVERSARY taking one. Before going on his va- returning from the re, lost a valuable milling?! 33:12:13, 0" 9313333231: IOURNEY OOMMENCES lulled, as it has never proved a pm
Christ had suffered persecution be- cation he had placed his business af- pair of buckskin gl ves. which he uses
in William F. M. Rogers of
cause he objected to the evils which fairs in the hands of his friends. in going t0 the “1' , and t! ”“0“!” and Cspta ‘ . 1 1 '
then exist“; The preacher. too. he OBSERVED YESIERDAY Messrs. Solmans and Barry. with autb- recover the allie- New London. were “13° "q“e'wd by Did WON" P'W‘N Defeated h! "'7' share Vt“ ”9 alterations to
declsriedt, su cred filr gin objections to ority to act for him. ad ‘ wagsgurgmst to report for duty in flowers by Two Points at First 3:; 32:, Thugs; 132713-111“; W
the est a once of ev s. aid Mr. Moore: With 3 gen] '3... i g g the 0 th No sale has been in e or contem- ' slttln ppm. Ni ht. :1 .
“Many are afraid to speak out and Nemfsik up"; 2;“:ch-‘mthu plated. Mr. Trowbrldge “ with hi There was a report in Norwalk. last ill ‘ ., i! ll er build may be erected for the
take-a stand against ioeai evils. They | [)mmer-in.|lw_ at P‘wnnsj. n, y” “a By A IRA.” :‘g’l’i‘d hiatortlfiel‘iwai layeflmfgfighngg: The first 0' three sittings of thirty- 0' the employees at the 90th
able feature, and for several-mm
was unoccupied. .
are a aid of their business interests; “i Service Enjoyed by All- |expects to return in a few weeks. 3” as each. constituting the pine ’lihorewiii be different man
afrai they will lose caste; or, if they. 1 fully recuperated. , fie‘éfi’dzgostmwh nlimitstt tilting-tilt; Chlenggumament of the Mayflower g" :le:ds:n’,‘r:l;: Lily‘s; guinea} 1 '
are“deeply1interesteri in politics, they The services at the 809‘“ Norwalk —--------- W ' command of'the F‘ourth Regiment Hook and Ladder Company and the “5”" to resgonsilllile putt I“
are afraid they will ioae votes for 939"“ Ch‘mh ””9"!” were well DEATH. AND FUNERALO. Lennon I-TN PMDllfll'hil ”Wt-0"“ stated that he did not believe this 0” W9“ “00“ Mid Ladder 00min”- will coiduct a first-class biomMi
themselves or their party. They de- attended. notwithstanding the lnclem- His Vslubl Dog “Dom—sketch would be necessary as there were al- “3"“ ”I.“ “5‘ Friday evening, ‘t u“ sort and cater to the local «' F 1
liberateiy close their eyes and make .91" “rm"- 3““ ”“3"" mastitis wranmss VALENTINE. . ' 11 may mops“ “only; on the mm Mayflower quarters in Van andt Th ;.e Wm be mum“. m ‘
it their business not to say anything’ “’93 held at 3 (““00“ fl “3“!“ “d w“ The last. and rites over the remains ‘° b’ I". 9' Animal. ' street, and the East Norwalk boys Yogi: throughout maimm1
about niece things." ‘9“ by "‘9 ”reside“ The mm W“ of William Valentine were hold you- 0 “mm chef WATERBURY. m, 2.11““, m... won by two games. The next session '
Mn Moor deelar it a y my well tilled. not only by the members , a 3 '.iock at his Lcemon B.§Trip will be
reason thatethosergdho tilt: 3;“ 1: of the sooiety. but by the older mem- fi§§aho$°§§°§hta,eg.fe, Rev. 311- in Gus Roselle's unch wagon, is “I1 ll" 10" the M time “i “5 “31°” of " similar number 0! games
~ .. .. be- held next Friday evening. at the Old
these m o - u u the bers of the church and friends of the _ t t mourning the loss this dog Don, a Waterbury “'0“ W” ‘0 face the . t eet. - -....._ ..___.. ,
brunette degy‘tile fawnsnld lauyshhfiogg 3'0““! 990919- X353$§i33$i3 8:353t.°§n2?.3§, valuable lrish set r and the pride or ginning: of the forfih week of its trol- 3235.? $251?fo Al: tight?!) 1:! gtion WANTED RELIABLE PARTY
omoigté, and that We...” of these con Many of the y. p. S. C. E. Societies By “my“ invitation the Junta, Band all those who visit he illnchzwagon. :ey 352,123 “are; gzigsbzgissglggetg; 0! t games by each team, Friday take agency and sup 1. trsdo and
~ ditioiis these eyilfi'bgpgw up in h com- have disbanded indefinitely because of attended and about thirty-five mem~ The handsome c also was struck by sea 1 . evening. the visiting t moved up tiers with g New Yo km; 1. . .
munity llke‘"‘Norwalk. Isckofinterest, but the Baptist Socie- he" turned out to till! the. last res- a freight which it sted ’mlghflhigr‘e 33;?ggn3"fig‘wgfg’tngfimfix a table, so that each team pm,“ all Wm. Greener, 460 “militia 8i}.
Ubiiti‘uin ‘ Mr. Moore aid: ty appears to :have revived and taken " ' ' 0 th ir‘ ri hd_ about 10 o'clock ' i the s 1 York City. »
"Sine: l [have been insNorwalk. i an the work this your with renewed figfigfifiewi’gwflpfimifigw k of it ,h‘ d was smashed in 3:33 3:03;"mifithafirthtgxt‘iehmt'l'h: gong-Eff 33:35 “33.3. 11:? the ‘8}: ,
have heard many..slanderoua rumors eherfiifl pallbearers were all about. the dose». Shit" “h 0 1203' M he “'9“ 1pm” to the high sheriff of the county Wells, and Frederick Lundquist. of the bookkeeper 1 (sentiemsnlrhr..m
about the outrageous and corrupt con- . Yesterday heingflthe twenty-second ed's age and members of the Band. for several minutes“: tor being strifcll' , . . Mayflowers, were the general scorers, ”um the day, doflmfiui
dition of the fire department. l have anniversary of the founding of the} They were Howard W. Benedict. Bert and recognised his master when he 2:333:18: 313': iggngggg‘ggrygggfi while each table had its 59],th scar. three ”mm” a week “In“
not paid .‘much;' attention to them. Christian Eifileavor Society programs Bloom. Harry Wright. Arthur Brush. came to him. The dog was formerly ‘ er. The teams and the score of the or assisting with , Its. Grad
boo-lose they were not very tangible. prepared by the United Society of 1 James Costello and Emerson Ayres. owned by Charles E- F; Clubhm 0’ ghflgfihomfif, 3'3; fleetg'firg't; evening's play are as follows: in“. college incessant! '
and I do nOt make I business 01' basing Chrisu‘m Endeavor at 309‘” we") “8‘ i The flower bearers were Bert Voor- West “GR“B- and ",l.ee’ “0“” “0‘ ' ' p . ‘ MAYFLOWERS. and highest inference!
statements on indefinite rumors. for Ni at the event“! 89M“- The Bob liees, Charles 1. Hill, Edgar Ke'eler have token ’50 for him- , 00“.,“qu on Fourth pa 6 ’ .1. corhsm ............... o 1 t o o 1 cm of unmet ..
one of the worst things In the world is {Pettwlhis "Diem; Thaw-"g,“ Carpet“ 1 and Harry Ainsworth. The floral tri- ‘30:??? Ebi‘ifig' Eightyorrygt‘ogrfilh - 8 ' S. Hall. . WANTED A 'YOUNG GIRL T“
to use slander from mouth to mouth. or a us or is ex " . 0080 you, i t were me and handsome. The c a B 88 on K v a ‘ . ‘ -— , , . y;
p ”— ‘1 this day whom ye will serve." E [fission of it)?! Junior Band sent a of the well-known nnimahandrvlvill re- 37- MARY" “0 ”C'ETV- *1};ng """""" I ” 1 1 0 1 $101th and'iaurtidlgefs.mhga:y 8m or, so
The is. tor showed ver' forcibly u reduce it in pencil for r. rpp. - ‘ 1e weens an ll 0 mm ‘
Continued amt-Page. that tllrl: 131nm choice for hay one to? Eggnpyclgfiswfi" tt‘jtemzdnst 5:31;); p - Ofllc'ors El°°t¢d It the A"Vii-Ill Meot- Charles it. Brown ........ t 0 1 i 0 0 109 in the evening, at ”a.“ n
v. M. c. A. use pursues. make was that expressed by Joshua In I the East Norwalk Cemetery. GILBERT—PALMER bravura Tb” ”°"."°":{"Y '1,“',"°:,“- , B. "u" 1 1 ‘ 1 a . ._
‘1 the words. "As for me and my liousei MRS CLOVER SANNORD. ---—- ofllceiaagtf‘gt $931!}:3di: 8,8113%?) W. Kaska .. .............. 0 i) 1 1 0 0 (WANTED—4W ONCE, AGIRB 3
Managua; sumo”, Won by . Score we will serve the Lord." | , Mrs Charles 3 Trowbrldgc of South Judge Taylor Advises Parents to Arbi- ciety was held yesterday afternoon J. Jones . gemerai housework. Apply lli'l.»
0' Thirty-Three '° Fourteen. 1 0"“ 0t "‘0 "‘0“ “9'9"" ”"10" “'1 Main street, and 'F. B. Merwin. of Paw- irate tho Msttor. These officers were chosen for the en: 0- Wicke ------------ 1 1 1 0 0 1 Golden: i Fairileld Ave. flouti
The Young Men‘s Christian Associa- u": i,” is 3:9 99.0" wefifg‘: Jam: 1 ling, N, Y._ are in Bridgewater. Conn. The petty GilberttPaimer dispute, in suing year: ~ W. Brown
tloll basketball team. from South Nor. ",0 ”"58: evannineushnrnonwhen pas- 1 to attend the funeral of their sister. which the seven and nine-year-old President—Miss Lillian Powell. C. Rose ----------------- 0 0 1 1 1 0
Wit-"i. Went to Stamford. Saturday Em“; ‘3 '1 e g to '30 hrou ht to-l Mrs. Glover Sanford, which We held sons of two East Norwaik families Vice president~Miss Sarah Connors. J. Taylor.
night, to play the Mohegans in the 0" an poop e “’9’“ th 3 lthis afternoon. Mrs. Sanford was were interested, came up before Judge Treasurer—Mrs. J. H. Manning, OLD WILLS.
Town Hall. The game was exciting 59th" in 01°“? symptathy. i a known by many people in‘Norwallr. Joseph R. Taylor in the Havflmd Secretary—Miss Shoshan. 9- Northrop .
and the playingat times rather rough, '13“? “‘35 c: ”3‘ ° 1 e (13%” :3 w a and her death, which occurred last Fri- street com-t room my. morning, The The directors are the above oiiicers 0. E. Weed .............. 1 0 o 0 1 0 right piano. 081‘ “Milli,“ ,
one of‘the Stamford players wrenching we ren 9:11“ e“ We y ' day. will he regretted. judge heard the evidence. as submitted and the following: Mrs. Peter E. Cal- .-_ Benedict it”? berg-room “33:00:30! 45$!“ 1. 1 y ‘. ~
one of his ankles severely in the early ODD! FELLOWS iN STAMFORD MARY STRICKLAND BETTS. by the mothers and the two boys them~ lahan. Miss Sally Kilboy. Miss Mary W. Tate .' ............... 0 i 0 0 i 1 f1 antics“? g“ ”m” “it
part of the game. The score at the _ . '1 The funeral of Mary Strickland selves, and then continued the case O'Brien. Mrs. W. J. Tracey. Mn. 1“. 8. w_ sum . ‘y' ' ' ‘9 am. . on. W
. Ch“ 0' the"fl.l‘5t half was sixteen t0 9'" ~Members of the lodges Oi Odd F91" Belts. the daughter of Mrs. Alfred W. for one month. or until March 2. Brown. Miss Margaret Kenny. Miss 0_ Youngs _______________ 0 1 0 0 1 1 ' 3‘
even in inherit}: the Mohegans. and at lows in Stamford. are arranging for a Betta, of Catherine street. was held Before announcing the continuance Mary Ryan and Miss Sarah Farrell. FOR SALE—BY *TC‘ORD.‘ ». NH.
the 01089 0.1... . ‘Eiflme it was thirty- noteworthy occasion next Friday nisllt.1 from the house this afternoon at 3 of the case the judge advised the two {- "0W ‘ hard wood, all seasoned‘snsdsltv'
three to low . when the Patriarchial degree W1“ h910‘clock. The Rev. Charles M. Seiieck mothers to talk to their children ser- 3£RV|CES AT FIRST METHODIST. F- ”"3“” """"""" l 1 0 1 1 0 at 87. length. $7.50 sowed. no 11
A- KHOWHWNOFWMK was one conferredon six applicants. three from : officiated and interment was in Nor- iousiy about the matter. if it could in the mornins communion was h- G. Ferris Oastheave order at 13.18. m , ii
of the (till W ' ,the game. The Y. Puritan Lodge and three from Rippo, walk Cemetery. not be settled h, the meantime it was lint-veil and three new members. rs. R. Voight . .............. (l 0 0 0 0 l Scuth Norwaik. or Romain. -
M. C.A.1p] lwere: Arnold, ‘9“ W811) Lodge. The officers 0f “[9 i ‘ MRS ALBERT MOREHOUSE. , possible one or both of the lads woum Mary E. Miller and William T BMW“; F. Gammon Store. Norwa‘k ', ' ' ‘
guard; Wit l‘hl left forward; Hill. Grand Encampment of the state will; The remains of Mrs. Albert Bore- have to be neat to “storm school. The of the Wesleyan Church. New Zealand. u Zeluif ________________ 1 1 0 1 1 0 FOR SALE—ANDREWS ‘
hunter; Talma fit; right guard; Caney. .be present, and some, 50 nicmbers of 3 house, who died Friday in Dunbury' ar- judge thoilght it was a case that and Miss Annie 8. Evans were receiv- Totals—Old Wells, 17; Mayflower-g; Woolen Comm h“. . a“
right fo'rwand
e. ,, , Colfax Encampment of South Nor- 4 rived in Norwaik this afternoon short~ should not be aired in court and stated ed. in the evening occurred the in- 19. . ,_ ., I
‘__ 11' J walk. 20 from Mahackma of New (33- ; Iy after 12.30. Interment was at Nor— that it. w“ an unusual “court-fines for stailatlon of the officers \of the Christ- The evening's play was followed ”by {12:3 92:; iieagly eighth . ' '
SERVICES ff. RINiTY CHURCH- "hall and 1‘ ““30“” from Guiding; walk cemetery. The Rev. George D. 8 family "scroll”.to find its way into “‘1‘ industrial ”9““91 elected “at cigars, refreshments and a social time. suitable forget: and rainy day,
, . her—w Star of Mt. Vernon. 1 y . court. week. The members of the league ——————.—————. . 1 , or}
Good Attends “at the Choral Service .. 1 ‘. “muggy; $251333?“ 1 . ' attended in a body and occupied out: TO sleN Psi-sac rooav. 331’.“ gfifigfithfit'wfltfli“
Held La Sunday Night. COAL $7.50 A TON lN DARIEN. i The infant son 0" Don Juan St. Csr- TOWN c .7 “3‘3, , in front. There .was special music by . n...“ 1 - mill once '0', 80m“ 'a‘vennelil
There was a good attendance at the it: b. Gillette, of Dorian. Saturday re- 1 105 med this'morning; The funeral will Noriche Qui was arrested for the “1‘0" ”id ‘ “Milli sermon by the l. Tshl and Mr. atlcfsl Closing Lease .' . .1. . .
choral service last night in spite of ceived a carioad of hard coalof the be held at the residence in Knight drunkenness and abusive language by pastor. Affiliate sermon the 01509“ for Buckie Factory. 1......
the weather conditions. The music stove variety. and sold all of it with street Tuesday morning at 10 o‘clock. Sergeant William 3, rtram. of the came forward Mid were installed. “19 I. Tabl and Mr. gtiefel, ofthe Am-
.of‘tlle choir was well rendered. and es— the exception of what he saved for his Th R _ , . - obonne“ will c- Norwalk Police force. tnrday night. choir "“1 °° negation "“31“!“ Whit“l Paper PI“ and Bongoompanm .....__... .
beciillly was the solo by Miss Grace own cacao the residents of that place 5 m3; -°" T B M , 0“ Quint w" me, ”you“, 0,, ‘ my, Chargeto Keep Have. Atthe close arrived in Nor-walk this morning to To 1 LET—FURNISHEDin
Adams. for $7.50 a ton. or W , delivered. i H Azml FRANCES BYXBEE bond of 810. which he _ forfeited for M the by“? the 1’9“" "W! h 9'1“” close up the deal for the old Buckley with best, light and line of be
Today being the Feast of the Purifi- There were twenty-eight tons in itlleg axe] F‘r‘snoes Byxbeo the little not appe‘rhl‘ in court at the time set to the “9" 0‘5“": emphasising the rubber factory. Arrangements have tlemenpreferred. ,1; High
,atio r i , 1 _ of ~ thr characteristics of the League. ln~ _ No l
c n o be Blessed V rgln Mary car and before night ovary ounce daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Byx- for a hearing on the case. dustry. finance and philanthropy. The been made to sign the pane this at mph.
there was a celebration of the Holy ithsd been carted either to bishome. bee of W ater street Norwalk died Mrs. Beth ”we. of “mwmd‘ye. _ Wit The mm m resont- 1'0].le ‘06“
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