‘ ‘5 that it will not seem strange to them
‘I been lnc'ultcd February ll.
2 " lifihlo in this unit because no nolitc in
‘Ilucldattt to Mr. Fer-
' I ' tune Building tines
Established
Norwallt Common Council
5 itaut. evening toward closing
,u'ol cue to make way for the
_ which will come in with
w your.
caule
however. nothing was
‘ done but routine luminous. City Treas- ,
Matthew Culbett was present.
bellman Alfred Brown and Harry
Mather were pt burnt as visitors. to
get uncd to the routine of the work no
when they assume otllcc in Januat y.
The meeting was culled to order by
Mayor flow In 8:15 o'clock The full
boatd who prudent. The minutre of the
last meeting Wore read and approved.
Bills amounting to $1..4[0 31 were read
. and approved.
’l‘ho New Yolk New. Haven & Hutt-
i‘ortl Hullrdnd Ihiough Its lawyers.
Stoddard. Minsk and Bonrdman. noti-
fied Ihc citythat Modesto Fertnnntly
httd brought suit against tho company
for $2,000 damages, alleged to have
1902 by
. reason of defective condition of the
sidewalk undct the. Washington ottcet
British kttltl condition being futiltci
allégcd to ltav-I born occasioned by the
I It'ugllgcnl. construction and malntcn
ance- of ubutmcnt and retaining wall.
’I‘llo slllt was dated Ft‘bl‘lltllv l2. 1303
The Oily o'l' South Nm’wnlk wuu olig-
Tully a‘ petty to this III-lion.
‘ no company holds that it is not
writing was cvot gin-n by the city to
the outnpany of any defect upon which
“the“ unit in bilfled The city bolus res
.pondlhle tho Iompany notified it that
if. damages wcto obtuincd against the
.-coInpaIIy it would look to the city to _
r‘ebovet auth damages. If the city
defined to be Ioptcueutod by counsel
in tho healing the company would; be
plan or the timoperailbn. The peanut
II ’ was to outdo With this month in the Sir
‘ IporIOI Court I
“ The hidden wttu tecolved and accept-
ed.
Councilman Bosch moved an appro~
prlathII of 3100 lot the polite depart-
ment. which was [matted Upon motion
of Mr. Bosch #1753 watt apptoprluted fot
the Health Depattmcnt.
It wan moved ihttt when the coun-
cil adjourn it udlourn to December 30
A hobo {01. .2200 was wind and 0t-
dors drawn to pay current eitpenseu
of the month and the two above uppro
priatlono
Notice with given Ilntt all bills for the
year be In. the hands oi Inc. City (‘lcrk
by. Dpcolnbor In.
Renewing of notes taming due Dc»
cembbr 7, $1500: DI-remhor 10 $2 000;
December 18. $4,000; December 23. 34.-
500; December 28 $4. 000. -
Councilman Scoiield moved that a
request to the town he ntatlctohute
the tax auscuumcm reduced on ctn Iain
land “on the bill." now owned by the
, city but outside the city. These lots
were pttrchactnl for a reservoir.
A hearing was held upon the estab-
lishment of building lined on certain
streets before mentioned in theme col-
nmns.
A committee for tho purpoach re~
porting on building lines was up-
polntctl. committing Moan-rs St-ollclti.
Robins nnd Thompson
l‘ltc Ittrctluu tlIctI utllotnncd.
U
MISS KELLY‘ B PARTY.
Largo Number of Friend. Entertain-
' ‘od Last: Night at Her Home.
A birthday party wat-I glvhn to Finn
coll Kelly, at her hontn No. 20 Wood
~ 'atreoi. last hluht. Minn Kelly I‘CCBIV'
.130 many huntiuotno prcucnttt from her
"little frlcntlu. Thong attending were
Molnlc Dioramdohn Dinette, Eugene
Citation, lotion lllttdgron. George Am.
1 her, Walter titties. Mary (latch, Mar
mired Cnrmany. Mabel Tucker. Minnie
Mnllhall. Lend Mallhul.‘ lil‘ru Matlbat.
Minnie Mahmoud Martha Kelly.
I’ Sophie Bcahltuacka. Annie Murine,
do Marine. Tommy Murino Rood
’IIII‘QIIIQI, Charles I.Indqnlbt. Emclla
bdqnlct. Mlllml I.IIquuItIt. Moving
ploturoa were displayed and games
I no enjoyed Santa China with there
also. told rettcshntcnte Wore carved
All It home buying they bud n good
In?
A I'- WMWW
"I’IIINI‘I'Y CHURCH, NOTEB.
Iruoh o It Im Interacting 'I‘IIIII
to Wbm-M't downturn _
Mot. llrttull iof Ibo Womau'd Auxil-
5w” . have an interacting Idltt to the
, of Trinity Church, yctterday af-
, 81in told of the enthualatltlo
mention in connection
that. cultural Convention and
rented Intel-cut on the part
wifmn, in minted ry work-j.
k
high
In dharxe'wcre an uncut by their
“The dun II. which took place III Mu-
sic Hall. was preceded by a parade
through the principal streets of the
city by the members of the local corps
and the visiting corps; They present-
ed a very pretty appearance in their
handsome uniforms Theta ware nev-
en curlllil in line. they being the Orion-
tat Fife and Drum Band. 0'! Stamford;
St 'MaII'IyII Fife bud Drum Band. of
Port Chester: Knowlton Drum Coma,
of nation; Glenvills Comb. and C E.
bouuobur’y. of Port. Chester. and the
Greenwich Fife and Drum Corps.
The muttlc for dancing was furnish
ed by Llnxweilera orchetttra. and be
tween dances selections were rendered
by the Jolly Six Mandolin Club. ,
Th committee In charge of the
dance comprised Sergeunt Charles
BI-uclter, chairman and floor manager;
Albert. Andaman. Olet Anderaon and
Edward Andermn. ‘
TROLLEY WAITING STATION.
Councilman Niblock Want: Local Com-
pany to Enact One to Monroe Street.
Councilman Wesley M. Niblock. oi
No’rwalk. who to much interested In a
trolley waiting elation neat the South
Norwalk Inllroatl depot. made a motion
at last nights meeting of the board
to instruct the city clerk to atidrossu
communication to the Connecticut
Railway and Lighting Company Iofllc-
lulu, regarding tho motion but was
told that he would have to present a
resolution tutti the motion did. not go
through.
A very Important. matter. which was
almost lost eight. of In the nghIagulnst
u. now switch in East ttvenue. wau the
pusslng by tho bottrtl of u now not of
health ordinances drawn up at the In-
stlgailun of the board of health by the
corporation rational, Judge Edward M.
Lockwood. These new ordinances
give the health. board cottoitlerublo ar
bitrary power. which In deemed ncoett
sury. and also repeal any other ordi-
nacos which might In any why con»
diet with the new ones. ' .
The board or health has been gloat
ly hampered in Ito work for uevera‘
cos. :For' lhatanc’g. no nuisance detri
Inentgmtp hwlmflhld all until:
a public hearing was lied if theté
happened to be an exposed carctum of
a dead animal on unyo‘ne‘s propotty in
the city the board had no powor to or-
der it removed until the heating was
held. thereby continuing the nuisance
much longer than neceaaary. Then.
too in vlcwmf the fact that property
owners have l"'£’ttllllHt* I0 [I19 ctllll‘lfi {01
ac tiontt of the health board. much val-
uable time would. be wasted on the
pi climlnul ion.
The new ordinances will go into ef-
fect in ten days
DOUGLAS FOWLER Poet-t OFFI.
‘ CERS.
Charles F. Hallock Che-en Comm'and
‘er AIILaat Night‘a Maotlng.
The annual election of Douglas Fow-
ler Post. (i. A. R.. was held last ev-
ening. Considerable routine business
was also transacted. The oillcdre elec-
tml were no follow:
ComtIIunIlcerhut'lcu F. llullock.
Senior Vice Commander—Munroe]
Mott.
JunioI Vice CotilmllnflGl-I-F‘I‘IIIIOIICI
Smith. .
Officer of the Day-«Caleb Wood.
Qunrtormuutorw—Jamce L. Russell.
SIIII‘KCOHWCIIIll’IeB Plntt,
Clltlpllllnrrrfi‘l‘afltlla L. Seymour.
AtlltttunI--I~.lutttcc H. Stcvotut.
(lfllcer tII‘ Ihr (lunt'tlmltobcl't l'lnt‘rlu
,'l‘rtlutcc for three S’Illll‘h““5ilillllt".
Moth
llelfisales to Silllo Conventionwdohn
Kidney. Cyrus Benjamin. ‘
Alternatesud. I.I Rituccll,
Pelhum.
OBITUARY RECORD.
JOHN POLINKOBII.
The death of John Pollnltooh. non of
Steve l’ollnkoult, of I? Woodvutrcrt. oo-
cut'rtttl yesterday after no lllncuu ol
ncurly two won-ltd, pI-Itctlcttlly without
IIctilI-ul uticntlnn. The raw wnII IIuclI
an IIKKI‘IIVIIIIWI our of group neglect
thut it. was rcpurtud to Medical Exam-
IIIcr Huntington. who vlcwud tho rc-
IIIulnu llllti molding and pronounced
death due to mourn enteritis. It or near»
l.v two wooke tint child hntl boon. Ill.
but. In the ignorttncc, ot wuruc, of the
wrote. no lllI‘IIItlIII nld wntt cullod un-
III II was too late to be of uric.
MRS JOHN BRITTO
The death of Mary A. Brittle. wife
of John Britta, of Pluo St. occurred at
Not-walk Hospital last evening after an
lllitcttb of come months duration from
cancer. Mru. Brllto watt born In Scrum
Augustin
Jilin... survive her.
‘ 101..an KINNEY. .
Elmer Kinney. a tower telegraph
operator. died at bio home In Dhl‘léll.‘
lliridddt night. The;
youtnrday aftern'
. bind , I _ l
South Nor-
bold taut I
yearn because oi conflicting ortiinana
Pu; Beside hcr hlIIIIIfIml three
original float bf Putnam Hose“
Company Found on top ‘oi the
” Flatt Stalin-George W..Bo‘u
Night
Putnam Hose Company'u quarters. in
Franklin street, fpt many years and
which had been couultterubly injured
by the elements. ‘wuu temovcd recent
ly. anti the members of the company
were agreeably surprised to find in a
small pocket ‘lllliltltd the. hat the origi-
nal motor of the company.
organized in 1875. Attached to the
meter was IfaI dilitemetit that the but
was made by it“ A Seltz, and Mpteudnt
Id
187.) Mr Seitz was a plumhot who
now occupied by (luutuv Frutlrlch..ln
Railroad avenue. The present mom-
‘hcrs of the company propose to keep
be. but and router on exhibition until
after the thirtieth anniversary of the
,Irgauizatlon. when they will be re-
placed with the present roll of moor
bcrn. copies of the local papermpnd
other interesting keepsakes. -
only or lglnul memhct who kill! ha
lungs in Charles H Harvey. the well
known painter all the when: huvln)
real ed. moved away or died. The
roll 8 as follows: ‘I
Foreman D. ill. Merrill. First An
alstant‘M. L. Pelham, Second Assistant
Henry Haddcn, Secretary John H. Kld~
to), Financial Secretary l... H Wilson.
Treasurer George H.13‘orriu Trustees
W. H. Hoyt, N. 8. Kellogg. Samuel
Plutt. Members J. Lawson Ben Bcclt
Richards. C Wright. C. Pnttcnuotte
Elbert Valentine. Jerry Wright Ed
Jennl up. 0. H Plait. Fianklin Wood.
Horqttlfirown, Gnome Scltaub. George
Herring, Fonbnand A. Sour. Mike
Becker. Wm. B Hubbcll O. R. Har
my. C N Raymond. Chill-It‘ll! Itllver and
apricot. meeting of,- tho (lollipop)
lug officers were elected:‘
Captaln~0eotgc W. Bogatduu.
First Liéutenunt~Dnnlel Keogh.
Second Licutonnnt~ George Sprugne
Recording Secretory—Gnu Knorr.
‘ Financial Secretary-mill. A. Ready.
Treaourer—{luorgc W. Hogardun.
Trustees-«Means. Bogurdttn, Keogh
and Spragno. ‘ .
At the conclusion of the businetn
erosion coffee and otltet trite-shutouts
were served. The entertainment com
tnlttoc rcportetlon the pool tourna-
ij-ut‘, which will start Monday. Junu
III-y 20th. The tickets are out for the
annual ball, January lilth. III At'lon
Hall.
For tho first time In the hiatory of
he South Norwullt Fire Department
he annual meeting will no hold at the
‘0qu house. next Friday night. 'I‘hc
mount board of officers, (‘Iltief Luthct
M, Wright. First Assistant A. it}. Witt
cheater and Second Annlutunt Rufus J.
Smith. Secretary E. W. Clark and Do
purtmcnt Physician H. C. Shcrur, wort
unanimously endorsed The hottcnton
will scho rofrouhomnls.
MR. LEMONGELéLLI AVERTS TROU-
Ordered Noo- Union Mon to Stop Work
at New city Hotol.
Trouble In labor circles was narrow.
ly averted yesterday afternoon ho-
to con Union palntoro employed by E.
.II. Gorham and nonunion carpenters
illllltlyt‘d by n NI w ‘Iutl l' 'I In |
Inst up the bar fixtures of Frank Lem-
Iitnolll‘n at his new hotel but Mr.
Lotuongelll showed his true Union
principles by promptly ordering tho
aton~ttnlon men to unbound wotlt and
aunt fol union men to till then pluI-ru
SIDEWALKS CLEARED OF BNOW.
The employees of the South Nor walk
Street Department. under the tliruI-tlon
of Superintendent Samuel W. iloyi.
Jr, two out early this morning ulcttr-
Inc, the ultlowalltti throughout IltI- city
of the accumulation 'of snow. The
IIIIOW plougha wetc used on tho sldu
walks, and the cruttttwulku wctc auto
cleared off. The work was complob
ntl hefoto many people were otli anti
MILVNI much ludlvltluul work and ox-
punuc for the taxpayers.
COUNCILMAN AMBLISR HOME.
Councilman Frederick E. Ambit-r or»
rlved Ironic vcuter‘tluy from at. Lillllll.
where he spent several monthc III the
fair. Mr. Ambler wan intercom! In
tho diupoulng of several novelties and
WM very Ituccoacful. Mr. Ambler
remembered IIIII fellow members of
the City Council. the mayor. city clerk
*Illld ’repbrtm with I‘Iouvcnlrtt of the
maocltlon in the forth of match cuter
and Watch foha. “
W
MAIONI To KAT TURKEY. I
ml? IIIMI-M Il lit
.. o a ugh hide III; at night.
cud nonfat-rod emitter Macon; do
tree on one modulate. Tonight. I
.tltlrd untrue villi be worked. and will
In: toilette-day It nutter [upper
. hilt i Million
ardus Chosen Captain and
Other omens Elected Last u-
The large flromau'b but which has ‘
.Iturtnounted the has; stuff on top of I
which was I
to the company November 17th, "
had hlu place of 'lItIolntwu"IlII this more I
The _
tel Frank RluhIlIIds, Hen. Booger. Win. ' ‘
mt: night. when the follow =
the Danette building. I.
No: 108. F‘. and A. ,
youingpto
or vice there,
nter‘ootlng ad
I In, (tuition to people
no roprcaetnutives
up in The Norwalka
battled the speakers.
IItIIo Ifiov I B Thomas.
. ‘ the Rev. William P
lnlty New Haven;
“PIumphrlea. of
lit. and the Ray.
The Rev. Mr.
rebounding thelo
" tonuf the pariah In-
These were.
gun H. Roots.
John the Rev.
I’ or Shanghai
bolt of (trace
d rendered the
from Their
. Speeches by Prom-
Inenildombvrs
rlendu of Mr. and Mrs
Charles S Trowbrldge under the ans
pleas of the Ilium-ans Club, surprised
them in their home In south mm
street, ldst evbnihtt; on the accusation
a. ..., IN.- ”I Wu.-
After a social hour spent at cards.
Ex Mayor Edwin Atlantis referted in a
brief speech to the formation of the
Home Sociable Club thirty-five years
ago. This organization comprised the
representative men and women at
South Norwalk at that time. and the
reminiscencea of It were very interest-
ItIg as narrated by Mr. Adams. At the
close of the social hour refreshments
were served. At the end of the period
necessarylforctlolng full justice to the
dulnty and delicious luncheon provid-
ed the club was reorganized and
named the Veterautt‘ Club. Many new
members were admitted.
For the third time in its history the
club has been called upon to celebrate
the golden wedding of its members.
Mr Adams then presented Mr. and
Mrs. TrowbI-ldzc with a very hand-
some silver-loving cup and called upon
Mrs. W. H. Swrods to read a Hat of
tho donors of the beautiful cup. Mrs.
Swords prefaced the reading of the
list with a few remarks felicitutlug the
hunt and honteun and telling of the
feeling of affection for them which.
butt promoted the gift. Not. all of
those whone names were read were
able to be present on this pleasant oc-
casion; but tho list of Iltoae who unb-
scrlbed toward the cup was as fol-
lows: Mr. and Mrs. John H. Knapp,
Colonel and Mrs. Leslie Smith. Mr-
and Mrs. Edwin Adams, Mr. and Mrs
Christian Swarm. Mr. and Mrs. S. C
Pulmer. Dr. and Mrs. R. h Higglnc,
MI. and bird (I. H Goodrich. Mr. and
Mrs F. H. Rowan. Mrs John H. Ferric,
Mrs. w. H. Swords. Mrs Talmatlyo
Bakur. Mrs. Henry R. Fitch, Mrs. Cleo.
C. Stilluon, Miss Marietta Couch, Mrs.
C. B. Steele, Mina Higgins. Mru. Sarah
Starr. Miss Baruh UpIIon. Mitts Hoyt,
Frunlt Sherman. Minn Lucy Downs,
MI. and Mrs. Furl-en 8. Bette and Mice
Byxbee. Mr. Adams then presented
tux-Mayor Chrlntiau Swurtz. who ul«
linked to Mr. Trowhrldgo’a love of pill-
catorlal enjoyment and prone ed him
with a golden roll and a box choice
Havana‘s to smoke while waiting for
nibbles.
The interior of the bottle watt hand-
somely decorated with golden chryll‘v
Itnthotnumn. brought by the members
of the club.
During the evening“ many verbal and
telephone mechanics of congratulation
stern received by Mr and Mn. Trow»
bridle.
claw FRIENDLY SOCIETIIEB.
Iutcrcnting meetings of both Grace
Church and lit. Paul’s Branch of the
Glrlt’t' Friendly Bocletlas will be held
tint evening. At tho mutual»: the
Grace Branch at and Men' all in
Mint Matched.
New York city,
roe d In the work
will be Milton‘-
“Cull III
.I
or at. dentition
will but»
c M“! I. do“ ,‘I’o M I.
l . , 0 lab In (Infidel??-
II I _
clout II!
III
wtdhb 1
starlllnc Admission of Presi-
dent Beckwlib Adds to the
Interest Taken In the Remark-
abltl Wamatts IhIIIII-m-Irl‘ut
I Consult Andrew Carnegie“ '
of Ohet'lln. Ohio, that he and Cushier
Cassie it Chadwlcku putt-II etc the
Into of Andrew Carnegie has astound»
ed the Now Ymk lttwy eru IcpI'eIItnIingI
the ratio on intercom lnvolvr d In a tar c
which brwomcu nIoIc ourptiulng With
every new Icvolulion That Pre’pldeut
lit-Ickwilb‘s stutmncut l wins to light
new cod lmputtnnt pin. of tin t‘alttli
and brings much neuter the Inevitable
unrt verlng or the cntlie affairs is the
belief of u malmlty or the uttntuoyu
Interested 'l‘llo reuult of today’o
movements in the than are awaited:
with lncrouucti Interest in the nppre‘
hcttttiuu that the ('l’lHIH is near and may
be reached today. -A nonnationul re
port toItuy was that one of the local
counsel for hire. Cnttuwicu, ltutl tic-
cltle'd to w.tltdraw from the code:
Part-y W. Cbl‘VEl‘, counsel for Her-
bert 1). Newton. of Brooklme, Muss.
who had claimu of almost $200,000
against. Mrs. Chadwick, speaking of
tho ottttcrnent made last night by
Prepldent Bcckwltb, of the Citizens“
National Bank. of Oberlin. Ohio. said
Invctupmcnts had come so lost, that
he did not know wont to suyi 1.1.}
thought, however. that Mr Beckwlth
must have mad the statement under
pressure bcln ‘ the verge of net-
vou’u collapuc ‘ oat hiu nerve.“ “l
um still conlldéut‘Ihut Mrs. Chadwick
wlIl settle all the claims again het.‘
.Carver said Mr Cat-vet watt ask-
ed the dir‘ wuobtton if MI. Ncwton
‘ loop Mrs. Chadwick.
“qu inviting. the name
of Andre bugle, and ht Ioplled:
“Mr. Nedlton. ”h shown It note.‘ He
wot'IId . n 'wl'tcthct it
At the. Hotltn , .
Chddwick has been Ilvlniz, II was ex-
pect ted further aonsatlonul dcvolop»
media would be dmcloued upon the
arrival of Receiver Frank Lyon from
Cleveland. He is the receiver for thc
Cltizcua' National Bank of Oberlin. and
It was announced that he left Cleve-
lttntl last night. currylntt,r with hint the
notes on which it is ullegt-d Andrew
Carnegie’s name appears. Mr. Lyon's
mission is thought to ho to consult Mr.
Curntglo with regard to the notes.
Mrs, Chadwick rose curly at the ho«
tel and soot for all the morning pn-
DII‘I‘l-I. Philip Curpcntcr. of counsel itn
Mia. Chadwick. culled tIt tin,» llollttntl
House shortly after 9 o‘clock, and was
in conference with her ubout nu hour.
tic would say nothing about the Beck-
wlth statement.
l’usulblo developments affecting the
witct'c-Itboutu of a note for $500000.
which President Beck with says he on—
pntcd by the attorneys now that, lto
existence hits for the ilrst time be-
come known publicly. Mr. Bockwlth
Illld that Mrs. Ifhudwwk gave her word
not to tilupouc of It or with: money on
It and countwl I‘ot' ilri‘brrl D. Newton.
If Boot.0tt,.is authority for the state
ment that the Newton loan was not
I crl on ant-h a notc. Whether the
existence of this note will point to oth-
. tutu» uy tut. tnadwtt'k up yet not
pdudo public III muttct ."f ntttt'b Humil-
ldtltm.
INVESTIGATION . or LOCKUP.
Chief Bradley Complain. to Selectmen
Regarding Kanpur of Place.
The aelecttnen have been Inveutlxa
ting the escape of Edward Brennan.
charged Jointly with Anthcny Stelger-
wald. with burglarlzlng the cafe of the
Hotel Norwnlk. from the amlth atreet
lockup. Chief of Police Thomas Brad.
ley complained against the keeper of
tin place. Mrs. IT. .3. Howardto the
town fathom. Iyetttcrday. The chief in
of the bullet that there wan [Irons
caselouancua on the part. of him flow
at .
The belecttnen have thou far roaerv~
ed their dccialou in the matter
‘ Brena II. who walked out or the
lockup 8 day attornoou. has tbuu on
nuccoctlcd In eluding the police. ,
. err. ".de Muu'a‘otua.,
Thurdday nlfiht'fl meeting of SI.
Paul’a Meir II Club routine-II to be very
lutorealins. Tim on up wa formed [out
month along non. nectar an lines and
many new member: will he uddttttpd
III. coming meeting. the feature of
Which wtll be an address by Dr.
Jacques W. Runway, F‘. R. O. 8.. who
will speak on “Trade “outed and. tho
The lecture III a diacuuulon or the
:Il‘llfig}? ff); tifilpoamal‘ou 03hr Nico
torn no I: m, cor II I)
III the Northern Quantities on
holding committed, a II the mu
III/ecu the but: (I! ,. turd
amount of 81. 250.000 and that they;
mow whut pnIpoI ted to ho the hlgllilr i HIGH!- This was the 0386 when they
domed for Mrs. Chadwick are uItIlcl-‘
Battle for the Worlds Commerce.” ,
contest was a Warm iIIItI
output. with sun 25 to ,
20 in Favor of Norwalkcrs
Cumpany F'II valiant band of basket
ball players came to the root out
night. and won at hard fought content
I Item Gtcutct Now Yorke. a owlft EM;-
Ixrog’utlon of basketball unicorn Thin
was the brat gainer the local military
boys have won this season. but that
this III a fact III by no means detrlmpu
on to their reputation when it In talt
en Into consideration that tltéy have
been pinyinc come or the uwlftcttt
teams In the outline». I
The acorn laIII night was 26 to 20.
At. the and of the first half the noun.
NEW YORK. Dec. 6.—-—'I‘hu startling team was ahead 12 to 8 end ntalntttin-
I admission by Procldent C. L. Book an the adyaptttm for the remainder of
. with. of the Citizens' Natloiml Bank
the playittc time. except once in the
second half when the acroe was in Do
apt-er, of that bank. had endorsed Mm. 'thelr layer 18 to 17.
At. one time it looked as though the
visitors would carry everything before
.9 III the loud 8 to 3 early. in the
first half. But 3qu about this time
‘I-Iht reserve powers of the local playero
manifested itself in heroic style. ‘ F
,. . out in to score and timing the, to
imaiuder of the time left for play In
{this period sec-mod nine points and at
Ithe some time prevented their oppom
:entn from scoring.
I . In the sec and half F scored I3 poluI'a
{to the visitoru' twelve. Several of tilt
F goals came late in the second hall
and wete eXtretnely Opportune.
Tho line up of the teams last nIgbI
,was as follows. '
New Yorke. Co.F
Varley ..................... J Riley
Right. Forward.
Conny. ............ Dome), D. Riley
Loft Forward.
Thorpe ...................... Lister
Center
Bellman ..................... Seller
Right Guard.
Keyos .............. Kenny, Ghlotto
Left Guard.
Tom Thorpe the v'isltors center. is
captain of the 1905 Columbia footbal
team, while." several of the other man
here are also well-known here. Var—
ley has played here several Iltneu‘, a:
has also Coffee. the former as a men
her of the All New Yorke and the lat
ter Int a player on the Mount Verne:
High; School Alumna live. Badman but
also 'appcared ucveml times on the It
cal armory floor.
There was only one same list night
and to make up for this. dancing wa.
mad ”I; Couture before and after to
Svcc tI Orchestra.
m..-
SOUTH NORWALK FIRE pence.
Committee to Arrange for Smoker or
December 15.
John Higigns and Patti Slngcrwalt
were admlted in the South Nor‘wall
Fire Police. last evening. The FIT!
Police voted to hold a smoker on th
muting of December 15. and I: commit
do was appointed to arrange for one
The committee comprised Frank Bak
er, chairman, Joseph Diueau. Thoma:
Donaldson and Edward Hill. It was
voted that the annual meeting at the
Police be held on January 9. Captain
Leltoy Adatnt-I‘ panned around the etc
are on account. of his recent. marriage.
Tuk a trip to Doll Land by viuttlm
the D. M.‘ Road atom. They also hnv
a fine lino of fill‘llltlll‘t-l that will illitk‘
moat acceptable Lurlutman gifts, Heat
the lid.
DIED.
BRITTO -- lN THE NORWALK
Hoapltal. Monday December 5th,1904
Mary A.. wife of John Britto, following
n aerlottII operation. Funeral services
Wednesday III. 2 p. m.. froth the house
28 Pine street.
TO LET.
To LET-JIOWER FLOOR OF l-‘llx
l'OOllll-l. centrallly located In A No. 1
condition. Pottucsulon at once. F‘tn
further particulars apply to Jacob M
[Layton Agency 5, Railroad Avc dd 3t
TO Len-THE CARPENTER SHOP
recently occupied by Waldron a Riot
dun on Steamboat Dock. also loft re:
ccntly occupied by the Eastern Under-
wear (:0. on Water direct. inquire
Taylor a. Golden. 02 III
LOST.
Loot—MILEAGE BOOK 689801.
Railroad Company but been notified.
Reward If returned to Sentinel (I'mwog.
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a-..»
LOOTwAT NORO’I'ON NATION,
North hound. Illirlu marked K. O.
Finder wll please return to this office.
wowuw.
LOOTn-A SMALL HAND BAG CON.
tuning red stilt nut-tie containing aunt
of money. two boys. out! Imp! nobles.
[toward for return to this chine d2 at
communion. .1,
Rlvunldo mmFyA-Nomollt Carr
meaty tom beautifully“ located
bout to cull III to undo "loci.
l » A to W
~ ,. ‘ u companion a the
”file [Agra my board; and fluid In?
. politically Intthe town.
ad and burnt-laud over the
anon of Robert A. McDonald
auroral yearn has conduct ,
store In that community.
hold has been misting since Fr
last. but It In stated that am
tinio he has returned to his b
It. brief ported, only to leave gal
31 eéturday afternoon Dé‘
.CII w. Hondrie. of Stamfor' I
attachment on the drug
.ula IIutt brought by or.
to reoOver money l.oancd _
but imle the store is In chart; of bill
If! Hendrle.
'I‘hIeIo are all outta of queer 1'
regarding the reason for the
pool-duct; oi? Mr. McDonald. but Ire?
.Il‘t‘c ot a Ileuntte natulo nun II,”
,glven out. by those who are l
oer of creditors who will be It
realize very much on their built.W
one of one most permstent rum
is to the direct that the Center Sultan!
District taxes, or WIIIL’D luridlcuouo'
tau collector, are in It rather mud
I .9 col I'hu. en Investigation to
Ming made regarding‘ them.
_' Maura,» tutu»; Is LU .lllt‘. effect (hall-
Idéro was dome peculiar handling of It
note which III at present being, loved
dun-wan-
I; All these l'lllllOII-l seem to be current
but it is very dithoult to ttuce them
to their sources. ‘
Great sympathy and kindly fooling
are evetywnere expressed tor the font
lly of the missing man. and it is
cerely hoped by over,» one that Mr.
outtatd Will soon make his apnea
and explain away the uglyIIr
which are now pausing from one
son to another throughout the
Beanie being In the drug on
Mr. McDonald conducted the
McDonald and Mlllapnu‘ghl real
dealers. He was also agent for
Oarlen until 85th Norw'
was for mine time manager m r.‘
ted'a drug store. He originally oath
to this city from Maine.
EPWORTH LEAGU E MATTERS.
The regular mothly business moat- _
log of the Epworth ‘Ltoague of the; .
First Methodist Episcopal Church with
told last evening In class room num- I
but one. Considering the inclemenoy
.t the weather. thorn was a good It.
endunce. The reports showed the a
urnge attendance at the devotion
beatings during November to him
been sixty, and the League genera.
to be in good condition. In addt
to the usual routine business a co
mittee on records watt appointed
sitting of Charles H. Downs. but"
mun; A. W. Smith. Clarence Brow.
and Miss Sadie Bodwoll and plan
were diucuused for an entortainm
L0 be given In January. “
-The one attraction that is built
anticipated with the keenest In .
by amuaement seekers, in penned. 1
Thompson and Cleo. W Ryer'a tract
on of all character plays “Our New
Minister. " it in the biggest hit In tilt!
history of the stage and to simply
sweeping evotythlng before it
come» again to Hoyt’s on Saturday.
December 17th.
\VANTIIII‘I
WANTED-«A POSITION or on ‘I
oral housework In small family by
cotttoetont colored girl Can fu’tnl II
good 'l'I‘fi‘l'llllCIIH, Apply ill Wabbit!
Ion direct. I!
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WANTEMPERATORB on saw I
m.. m..-u...
Eng machines Iorwmaltlng braid Int":
Itch auIIIwmttlslst ell II'dtulintnltondud
earn II n to war ppy l
illii It Blanchard. 102 Water Btu. “933"”
Norwultl.
WANTED-alt OOMPETIIINT (In;
{or general homo Apply to 1m.
Btlcfcl. III Beldctt avenue. “”Norw‘al
altlcu of trust by old ambit! ’
this city. on» Ictdlliur with pic
In preferred; MtI‘ItI voted wall «a
Intended. Audra“ lit own hand Irrltitl
M 1.. It. Sentinel. ‘
WANT“ To I'lJnOHAIC-ICII.
Feather Bed- wISuI . by 1|th
mum. on out- liberal odor. Adm
”mm-tutu. care at 59th Norwnllt ,
“mus—Wan .m'
you! BALE
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