diL slept wherever
it 8111.: ey were uti-
lite. honever as the fill-
. hfrom New York this
boost ‘who sold they ran away
" their homes in East Noi'woih;
., sevelui days ago to “rough it
it the country." were, found hud-
“together and benumbtid by, cold
”91111151110111 the Bronx early today.
., onto that they were Harry and
' er'RemsOu. twelve and ten years
~ ‘ limit of is rm reiutitoad.
. L Washlnnon
loath Nor-walk. The boy’s told
tor t it pulled station after.
1111“. Wed '01 a liberal quhntl» ’
ring so _ lchosand collee- They
j y e from (hmheétlcut on a
' and had wandered around
, B has for two devil. living on
helpers dull apples ad sleeping out
_ 109m The police will communi-
., with the N duthorities to-
e an to view of their
no the foot that. ,y
L of Friendo: at
”tier 110m 111 Medium Strut.
L hfriexiile of Mirth Marthe Bertram
solid: at her home. No 8 Madison
311013 10111. night. and gave her a gen
. nine urprlse Anions those present
._ were Misses hello Ellnwooil Carrie
’ Smith, .Liiille‘ Smith. Mrs John Font,
. lira. A Smith, Air. and Mrs.Wi11|nm
fLMoLs‘ller; Joell Bertram. Albert
Voorheell. Edward Joyce and Jack
The evening wan fluent In games
and several selections were sung by
Alsop smith. emulation led by Mrs.
~ - Bertram ehd these were pwillrliiiy spore»
elated. A bountiful collation was
00er11 at 11: 30 actual
“1.1131011 iN THK NOVNLQ.
Beginning next Sunday evening the
Dev. 11. W. '1‘. Duncan will preaoh a
3. series of sermons Chi-human Sill-
goiitions in some of i e novels of the
, day "The «tor-c will behriofly reviewed
. and some mibo vurylnicreeiingnsiig—
ions ideas which those books present
‘ considered. Each holiday evening our:
:th; this mules speiiiui niiiiiio will be
a rendered from The lioiluioh. The poll.
ole that will he referred to will be all.
,_ follow:
, December lib. "The Virginian." by
”11ml
PAL!" 11111. "T110 mm of Witt "
"Eleanor”. hire.
nine rum and
outilh. edit of lair. lied Mrs.
011111. 111 Franklin avenue.
all y. 11‘th oer-vices will
it1 at 9 ii'oloolt tomorrow 111W
iii-001 111. they Church. low-
(if 110 orbiting wliltie till.
L in 1116
to
repair
ilgh 1111p its the res
it is probable the company will lli-
“trounce evidence to refute. in part at
least. the testimony i‘tmllrdtug the alib-
es in the plaintiff's yard
that the child was playing on or about
‘ the premises of the defendants and
Lwns trespassing. Dr. Samuel H. Hunt-
ingtou. who attended the child. testi-
fied yesterday merelng' regarding her
injuries 111111 the contraptions. the coat
or the attendance. and the probable
cost. of an operation to eliminate the
contractions.
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THE iVNiPPiNG POST '
GOOD FOR ANOEi'iSON
East Norwalk Man, who Abused
ills Fondly. Senteneail to
Jail for Sixty have
There were few spectators in the
South Norwellt side of the T000 00“".
this morning who did-n01 feel that a
whipping post would be a good thing.
instead of the orthodox tail sentence
or T2“, imposition of '
~ L til“
. ,_ day will bo“t:ountzy 11111:"
~ Gen
Sonia wo'e'h3ogp Anderson LwLuiiL
, arrested for creating a disturbance in
. his houie'
171111 cit'se was continued
from time to time upon his promise
to do better by his family. Andrews
took advantage of the leniency of the
“ court and has not mended his ways
Anderson. ,1th has a face which
shows his brutality quite clearly. is
the head of what might were he dif-
ioreilt. he one of the happiest families
in warm, bit he and his wife are on
the verge 0 separation.
last night Anderson went out and
liner driving about town proceeded to
mix his drinks. first tithing beer and
following it by 1101 Tom and Jerry.
When he reached home. his wife
sent his little daughter Jennie out to
the burn with n lantern to light his
footsteps. Anderson was out of toni-
per by that time over something soilin-
ouo hmi told him about his wile. 110
soon started to curse his daughter and
when he reached the house he turned
his attention to his wife. He cursed
and threatened to lull her. She ran
from one room to another and finally.
in fear of her life lied from the house.
She was only lightly clad. in four of
her life idle started to run. but fell
into a ditch which had been dug for
a sewer or drain pipe. and injured her
leg. A little later she returned to the
house and supplicoteil Anderson for
u shuwtdw Again he drove her away
from the house, and shamefully abused
he: gluing but :11 my; Mi ‘1’”: all”?
an We; 0 or u 0 one
some to the honed; .
Thin morning Anderson Willi about.
111060 that ho was last
night. lire? Anderson and her pretty
lime daughter were both in tears.
Judge Torte: peritoneal Anderson to
lusty «luv to hilt Anderson said he
gird not care if he went over for 1110
yo.
LAO“! AND ”NO
Reported rim Til
traitor at
11.1.. *
Allan of welhltnoiin Nowell: in.
tuition have hoooino Numbers on a
1%: culture elm 51111011 in
ehadiiouiuwhai andth tee
of . on:
, to n or udhenenee of the. itin to the ~
muscle of one too.
it is prob-
(this an attempt will be made to show
lions.
gersoll L
rendered by Misti Mabel Honillton ”
gown of mode taffeta stilt; 1!,
a bouquet of white reseuhn '
of blue silk and carried pinii earns
tionti. Anoi- the ceremony. Lil recep—
ey moon They will reside in Bridge-
poi-it whom Mr Dawes is employed.
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POPULAR ELOGUTIONIBT TO W‘LD
Mia's Gertrude Lyon Will Make flotilla
Her Future Home. -
Mr.’ and Mrs. Jellies-ll. Lyon, offline
walk, end lit Wall iiurp. of Pa aura,
Florida. will be emulaeii his 11 30
unlock tomorrow morning the
avenue and Knight street. The core
molly will be performed by the Roy.
DeWiit Talmsge Van Doleu. punter of
the First Baptist ohm
Thafiprnular‘ bri
monster shaman yof‘ ’ ‘
1101151101101 have holdLLL the pled'ehre of
hearing her. * '
Referring to the approwhing nup-
iinlii. the Miami Florida, Newe and
Advertiser in its issue of Friday. No-
vember 25111, has the following:
'w'oooa North for a Bride.
“E Harp. operator and ticket
agent of the (1.8.0.1111 F. Railway at
this place. left on 'l'ileedoy for Non
walk. Colin. where on Friday. Decent
her all he will be united in marriage
vv‘ithe Miss Gertrude Lyon of that
ace .
“Mr. Harp is the youngest son of
Ron. .1. 118th. of Crescent City.
and was before coining in Palatka ag-
out for the Florida East Coast Relic
way, at Hastings
"Miss Lyon iii an licoonipllsilcd
mung lady of Norwalk who spent the
winter 190203 at “listings, and will
his retrienibered by our society people
for her clever work as an eioLoutionist
and impersonator when she appeared
before the Womah' u Fortnightly Club
two
"Mr. Harp "0-,“! bring his bride :11.
root to Pnluth'li. arriving here about
moembor Gt. ” ‘ “-
WEDDID 1N OTLAMFORD.
Nile} Lillian Hoard! Damn the Drill.
”Wilbur I. lylnoteii .
wiinurn Ellington. for oeveral
vent-s ehiet LLLLnrohrJ'iprion clerk in Em
hrneo drug store. Stamford. and Miss
Lillian Remit. daughter of Mr. and
hit? Daniel 110911111. of Clinton ovoniio.
Stamford. were married at. the home or
the bride's hereon. Tiioodav evening.
at .110 by 111117.111. Richardson. out»
our of the Baptist shown. A small
:11th of relatives and store friction of
bride and mom were guests at
the oursmohir. The 11th residence
on hooutidelt for the Marion by n
. wealth of holly and chrnauihemiinro.
» lh‘h’ "M"
was wood a pretty
itid‘no and hoilv. standing
1. 110111111 1110111 in wedloleh.
honor who I sister. Miss Lulu
, 0113111111!” nil
The hrideniald were a gown _
11011 was held Mr. and Mrs. Dawes .' L
denerted on the 1:3 1'12 train for s. but» ~ '
The marriage of Mitts Gertrude;
Lyon. the accomplished daughter of '
bride's home. at the cornor of ”North ‘
‘iilili. the couple «shouted in
’ lili‘n‘fhthor gore her away iior ,tL
,Lfl questioned by
., 0y ’1' , many refuti-
of remorse. .
4.1113
:Jilfiflfi 1‘uy]?r-mL LN Med. A d
. hon
. ' am unable
oh. ; titles to some
,. . 1 ti
111011.119 it!
adabr col:
. m” 11w mm
tale Frederichl'n. autumn, of '31?!an
rt. Dollie. 1M1. 00 em pended
n a brief. but wel chooen'iipeeeh.
Speeches were also. made by Exalted
Ruler Henry E. Riley. of Bridgeport
ford.
A handsome Elli’ n ilhubleni was pro
$11M to A. O Gouldeti, of Bridgeport
non-estimable were served during
the evening. .
KHIIGLIR'O RECORD IIIAKING
CALI;
umn amortisation in The Sentinel to-
day. tell of the record breaking sole of
made siilfil for women and glrill. which
mmmenoed at their store in Washing.
ton street. today and will continue un-
til Monday night at 9 o‘clock Every-
thing in those lines has been marked
down to the lowest possible figure. and
will be dlopooell of at the prices quoo
ell Hundreds of bargains await our.
chosen. and credit is given all so that
you can take your own time in paying
for the goods.
815.0110 M GOLD DIOAPPIAIN.
SAN “11111131811113.1100 lmslnlio
Tuesday or this week biiioiuiu of tee
Well-Fargo Fireman Company . and a
force of special detectivei’i have been
seeking the trace of 815.000 in gold
which hail disappeared from them
party's 0111116 in this city. The money
was in double enter. and was deliver.
cd to the airliners ml. for obtu-
rnent to 3nd Jan it had been found
that the money well primrly woy‘hill-
‘ trout that note “race of the
gold iaioot. moldyoootth o company
he Vii been questioned iiiiil searching iii,
valuations have been made. but with
nowiiuoooas. Whether it im' lost or
inter. no one known
Lodge. and Mr. Twnibior. of Stanl- .
H Kneger I: Company. In a five col- “It
clothing for then and youth. tolion ‘
igloo-lien nutmeg.
nit be driller
aw for the iiiiiporti‘oii 01‘
to the on. «lisp» pfo 'orly owned by
the cDmlniiinimi and has prepared pupil
and collected photographs to about the
oyilter business or Connecticut in all
its details. ~ ‘
row exhibits entrusted the attention
~. given this airplay for it was 11 revolu-
lion in the people pf the west and
. with utmost the only one mode by this
’ state with which other outlets could
not compare. it also introduced to
this large and growing western tour
but u more intimate knowledge of the
.lnoihod employed in the cultivation 01
the oyster.
When the exposition llrsLtL booame as-
shred Mr. Nichols scoured from the
officials 11 most. attractive and conspic-
uous location in the center , ofthe
Fishery Building and was also prom
tiled tanks in which to make a further
display. but he was obliged to ebon-
. don this latter plan on account of the
limit of the Appropilutiou. He urged -
the uppmpriauon of .000 by the lust
slaturo but only 1000 who uliow-
(Lid and the appropriation committee
said that the balance must be made up
L ,1 by the oyster oultlvnlnru and several
' of the largest and most. progressive
cultivator» assisted materially iii the
shot-ups of e exhibit. in giving this
out said 111. they
.‘drprtsr . ii order
it
with the industry , g , ,
.1111: 11110111111: 110011 faint-sins the
[lonely 1111110111111th 11 on
hand the en .th exhibits. in.
the other part. Large diuplayoiim
were constructed to extend them to
10:1th of each side of the booth and
to hem were shown: .1
First—“file "set”- from the tiniest
three-devoid. oyster through all use:
to the perfeoted mlirlioiuble oyster.
accountant-ions shapes and Qualities
of the marketable oysters that are
grown on sand or mud bot.tolns
'i‘bird-Numem_us enemies of the oy-
”Fourth-Curiosities found in dredg~
Fifth—Bhohinieils of oysters from
other states brought together for com—
thirteen
Over the state extiibii was a large
map showing the full length of Long
island sound with all the oyster
grounds delineated upon it and also
sectional loops enlarged to show the
oyster lots of the cultivator-s.
The oyster men who minted in the
exiionse of the exhibit were:
Andrew liadei of Bridgeport; Elbert
F.1100kwood;8Louth Nor-walk: David
B. beaker. of 11011111 NOWOIN Frank
Miller. Bridgeport; Fre‘nit TL. lane.
New Haven; Ernest E.Buii.New\11ao
Vfl‘i
liver the display of oyniurs made",
by these cuitivat was an attrac-
tive and original £131.... in colors with
the naino and pit ioiiiiir line of built.
hosts in which radii is engaged. Nilin
eroils photographs also showing their
murmurs. docile oyster houses end
hhlgplng ngroomo.
the further dull of the booth was
a lime oil point 111g of it no power
best And hanging liver the side a pow-
er dredge showing very plainly the
complete methods of operation.
The booth was on pious submitted
by a at. Louie drohilect. and the front
wgli painted a clear- whitc busiest with
the nitric "thinneiitloui" iii goilinleili'
over the entrance and above that the
shield i the state and haugiu from
the tor“ of tile alien who a large
’f‘ho' front was for-
or decorated with triloieil illustrative
industry.
um .Niu
miller lilo ””ch moon to the
editor or the 1111011 ob Ctmitttiiifl‘lmi
who're it will be
rides interest
11101101111111; it o
~Wuli ulree 1‘.
root the,
both" is m: 1.. at. 11011111 .
“priority tooth loll
Hoodoo bloolt, corne
The whole 0iiil‘lldln ‘ '
top to bonnie was filled with delimit
smoke and there was 11 no in 011111;
of burning wood. Even o cellist
was‘ tilled with smoke
~ An investigation was made by sever:
at of the tenants and the whole strum
lulu searched for lite from top to bob
to‘m’. but no trace of the origin of the
motto could be found.
it was said that the stroke could not
have canto from the furnace in the
collar. where the smoke Wile particular.
1y dense or was not caused by any
stove. * 1
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LEAST NOi'iWALit COUPLE j
WEOOEO’OS YEAll5
Mr. and Nrt. intone Smith
Entertainud a Number litre
F riendo in Honor of the Event. m
Mr. and Mrs. 'Jeroineasmith,‘ of Get L
Lingo avenue. observed Inst night the
thirty-third anniversary of. their mar-
ridge. They were given ii genuine sur-
rliie at their borne in Cottage avenue.
1 And Mrs. Smith went to the home ‘
of Mr. and Mrs. {1.11. Sinitb nearby”.
and the thirtygfive guests assembled
at the bottle 01 Ml and Mia. Joseph
B...Bitl‘i;i'fl.!ii, and tliir Mr! and lift
sis 111’ revenue in
was t emaelvos at home 011‘ there-
surprised to see shine of their
ill the
11011”. M9"
it'd
.. the charges foiled. _
afternoon it
talent the soil still .
hll lilhiiei ii flhroo 11111101119
utithin thirty metres of th 1111 , .
At 7 o‘clock. with ”111.161“ch . L '
allergen to the top, whi' m
pied by our forces: Agulu . .
eastern part of the bill we a.
ed. and at 8 o'clock the unit
the summit fell into our humid.
The Russians left 119an of
811113 further. 'L'
continued on Seventh Peg
blephon L. Sheldon LOLILL ,
a Number of Frialldr.
A pit potty. enloyable in ev
peel was given last evening h Blob ‘
anti. Sheldon at his home in
1116 that prize was awarded
(loot-go Waniweli‘, while the on
11011 trophy was secured by
Smith. A collation was its oil
mm. "01.0 e 4w»
Theodore Olsen. ayell:
Old Glory sale.
turn of the bust and hosieutl thoyiarLLeLi‘é , "
rural: Gan
lure. which hlld been ruptured to make ‘ 'L
nddiLilonsl room. out on the laws. and
the house filled with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. smith were given iiL
tine clock the presentation speech but
ins made by Mr. Bartram. Thai-o Wall
\0081 and instrumental music; the ve-
cal soloists being Mr. and .111on, Robert
Thompson quartette coniposed LoLf Jars
ome Smith. Joseph Bartram. William
mines and Daniel L'itoniin loti‘.L HThe
organ was presided 'over by
Flags. _ A i-eciihiion who given by
Mrs. D it. Robinson moments
were served and the guests ' ‘
midnight.
mamas little in commit)”.
ALBANY. u. r. not lemurs are
men are reported to bore been killed
and a considerable property loss invoi-
veil in a oolliuloiio ffroight trains ear-
L , tiniei
lion“; sud ought to
orse oi‘L grout speed
purchase Mr. Olsen one
paper Axllc. record2
to: any one to drive
Arthur Wuldro'n s Tatum iii
was sold, at this sale yentetduy. 313,1“
brought 8230. Tommy dent o 1111
the ring at phenomenal
was purchased by Gr
NEW HAVEN. Dec 1“? 71:11 .
the history of titer 811 4
30101111 c lichLool. the wold collation
has been substituted for "annual its.
most. " {Jire‘cior (ithgrtgi‘iden b .
treasurer n n ace 0 33:11 . $11
total number of silidenlil in
is 1.043. 1. gain of 101 o
1y this monies near Obeoilta on the ' ‘
Shogun division of Delaware and
“uwhwm ‘ L1”.
' mum
”NJ .L LN!!!
00.. 11
their mot reduction of
pllrwifilliWurilis run ' 113%11
rugs 60 01b” renewal-11min rug-6
' emann alto .
111. (roar). Nomalk. Ob. .
FOR “1- mm
on... column»: i...
gotta. (Within. 1st and and to. L
Bundle Token
, to
dill. per yard: Rog carpet plate 30 rip
out; and slri It a: sin All work
antoed. 0. Rudolph. Prop”
WANTIoLu-m MIN
wood by cold or liar. M.” =: ‘
Brande. Ferris Farm. no no at
WANTED-4000K AND 01111. 1161!
general housework. without laundry
work. Apply 10 Mrs. Wiillatn 1121111111.
filmereat. Norwal it. , , 118011
I“,
waurao—ormrons on 50111111
1
log maohiues for mailing braid ham
also a few rill well recommendedio
lentil this I no of work. Alina“) mil- ‘
ills I: Blonohard. ’18! ~lifetor
Norwaill. -; . ,
ittoday.1
iiiLlLLdm 1 will show you hi ‘IW ‘
tbouiiideg price not. it i
{love in; use for him.
Norwalk Chronicler