5“ ”‘ ti‘l‘Q
:2.on abtlonon, the ‘ pull. of ex-
” flotinciip an A J. mentor. of Norw'sllt. ‘
1 saved the residence or Mrs. Andrew J
Desire at l Mott hvenue. from destruc-
’ tion' h'y are, about it ”ocloclt' yesterday.
. .1,-i afternoon The blurs occiirrsd in the
ties comm hall in Wall s
Mfuihht host a proposition for1
consolidaticnmttbspmaiem
town 1Wsrdinent'intn castings city.
lft'tIlip initigators of it eroticism a grout
landiillde in their favor, and so hit.
shined be learned they did, they mutt
have been more than mildly shrpriaoil
out the‘ meeting. at which there will
IaiQuchI larger proportion of Norwaiiti
era. that: residents or Smith Norwallt.
3&9uld put itself on record as against
summing a consolidation bill through
the incomlnslesisiatnra18o sure had
they been of Ighining their point, how-
ever, that some days ago a notice was
pubiislred by them that the 1905 legis-
latura would be asked to extend the
boundary lines or the pronoun city of
Norwalk to take in the whole town.
This is further shown by the original
resolution which was presented to last
night‘ a meeti9g and read as follows:
1Msolvssl. That it is the sense of
this meeting that some form of .con.
holidated city government should be
provided for the Town of orwalk;
liesolved furthsrr. That. a. committee
of twelve be appointed by the chair
mnof this meeting for the purpose
at preparing a charter which will pro
ship for the tronaollilatiou of. the. var
ious forms of government: now exist-
iii3 within the limits of the Town of
Norwalk. nuti‘ to present said charter
to the General Astiembiy nod endeav-
or to secure the, passage of the same.
The first paragraph only phi-availed
Below is siren the full resolution pass-
ed by the meeting: 1
Rnsttlved That it is the sense of this
meeting that some form of (‘Onsolldftt
ed cli y government should be provided
for the T099: of Norwaik;
Resolved urthsr. That a committee
bee poi melt
be?! ignite it
me rs rota t 1 ”hi“
tour ' fifi'mlhb’ “gimme!
arid eight maintain First Dis-
trict; and that said Mcoralslittle set to
g or and 0190031; and préshnt some
pl for a consolidated government,
and present some mason why such
plan should be presented to the legisla
turn or 1907; and. that the report of
said committee be submitted to some
future town meeting.
Resolved. That the Registrars of
Voters of the several voting tiistrltls
or the town be authorized to call meet
fails or voters in their respective dis-
tricts to be held within three weeks
from this day, for the purpose of air
pointing the members of the said com-
mittee.
Resolved. That in case any voting
district neglects to appoint its mem-
bers of said committee. than the oth-
er members of said committee are to
perform all of the duties thereof.
The meeting was thou adjourned
sine din
While the attendance Wan large. it
was apparent to the most uninitiated
that the chief interest of the great ma-
jority was tun-IIof curiosity. Many
wanted to hear what the plan was and
they were (unappointod in this rtaipect,
for there war. no specific plan of gov
ornmeut proposed. Another element.
a: largo one, too. pains to see the full.
and they were bobiewbat gratified ii
subsequently remarks can be relied '
upon
First Selectman John Device stari-
ed matters along by calling order and
alter the reading oi the call by Town
merit Herbert it. Smith. Mayor (worse
3. Burton. Norwullt, Was named
tor. ut ho was ujxcused at it ll
own request illiculiiii‘ be is Jiliil r
coveriul from an illness. lirlnliey 8
; Keith was then selected to preside
otter the wmpostllvils Mission.
' Moderator Keith asked this mtwtisg
to bring forth any business and after
a' abdr t ”period of alludes. Mayor r‘cr
diashti smith offered the: moderator
tha‘oi'lhiual resolution.‘ After it Was
._ ted thnro bras auction contusi-
erablo period of silence and inst when
' Moderator Keith was apparently client
to put it to a vote. J. Brides liurlbtitt
noted that instead of disposing of the
whole resonator: at one time, that it
be bassoon pen-in sections. Cautious
ing he said" "i ”think a majority. it not
(Continued on El" Page).
W
«ts-A silk muffler gift invites
1 1 libs circa 53;»
Wfihfism o 9% “1
flout-t. lilo
smokinct
" . resonator
kitchen of the second story of the
house. the' apartments at wallet- 1'..
Taylor and family. and; banged dam.
age Initiated at between 100 and
3 00 ‘
to he at home. hiliitled
otter with a power lire extiu labor
and silent all smothered the re it
til the ar hill of the fire departmen
when the names were quickly sub-
dusd wi extinguishers cilrried on
the upper tub. .1 '
The trOuble was all caused by the
upsetting of a kerosene lamp. Mrs.
Taylor had gone it town for a few
minutes before on n errands leaving
her young daughter, Elisabeth, and a
little son, Donald aged seven yearn.
in the house in company with a plat»
mate, Harold Glurlc The taro, little
boys were alone in the kitchen when
the fire broke out.” and it is suppbs’stl
thdt in pitylng they fell. upsetting
the lamp.
Their screams were heard by neigh-
bors and, Mix Meeker, as told above.
appeared with the handy extwlnguieher
Au alarm was also sent in from Box
24," on Union Park.
The burning oil quickly 1communi~“
noted to a rack of clothing and in u
very brief time. the Whole kitchen was
a [“858 of flatness A burning couch
was tossed through a window by the
firemen this being the. easiest moods
of disposing of it. Just how badly
the woodwork of the room was dam-
aged cannot be told until a thorough
examination of it is made. The names
were confined practically to the hitch-
en, in Which nearly everything was
consumed or damaged. The curtains
in the dining room were partially ne-
iifmyed and the whole house filled with
dense smoke.
The house is nstued with O E: Wil-
son and an n Iiustbr is akin tiled in
town this afternoon.
When Mrs Taylor amt ed home, Just
in the midst to the excitement, she
was overcome by the fright Ioccasionod
by learning that the tire was at her
residence and it has some time be-
fore sht- rechvered.
“"“"TT“"""‘""“~"
NOTICE.
Ladies who would like to look over
our line of- Pipes' and Cigars please
call in the morning or afternoon and
{void the rush Whelplby- 1& Clark.
will full We of select Silver Novel.
ties at RoodiI. 11
-—~Edam Cheese. Rnuqufort. etc. at
Seymourhs
LADY Jaumses Loose.
Officers Elected at the Meeting Last
Night—ilnmiiltion Jan. 4.
Lady Jennings Ilod Shepherds of
Bethlehem, held its dual election of
ciiicers, last nihht, in Bed Men’s Hall,
with this result:
Commander—laws Cummings.
Vice Commander-«Charles Eolkor. ‘
Aid to Commander—Mrs. Barthel.
Past Commander—Mrs. W. H. Mosh-
or.
Master of Ceremonies—William H.
Masher.
Marshal~—Miss Marie Delahunty.
Accountant—Miss Carrie Lenin.
Treasurer—Charles Thlese
Scribe—Mrs is J. Joyce.
inside Guard~ iliiatnI (30an
Outside Guard—villa! Mary Collins.
Trustees-Mrs. Richard Dolahnniy.
William Conley and Edbard Sanford.
There Were about fifty members
present. Cinders will be installed
January 4th. and three candidates in-
itiated.1bdges from snrroui’tding cit
lets have been invited. and after the
planting there will be refreshments and
dancing!
~rancy New Mixed Nuts itc lb, at
scyuiour’a.':. . 1
r W
~00 you'vlant a [and dinner. Welsh
rarobii. lamb fries. 1 sweetbreads. or
any other delicious dishes. go to the
imperial Cafe I
mumbreuu ior limos. O'Erlen's.
Jordan Shelled Almonds Peron
Nut Meats, Walnut Meats. Paper Sheli-
it" ed Almonds st Seymour‘s.
«Native Fowl: lzlfic. .l-lsyes'. ‘
.a. ww«.-.'-_.L... L... m...
OPECML PRANYIER TMEETING 7'0-
‘ A special prayer meeting will be
held insight at the First' Methodist
Episcopal Childish: coniinuliiii the new
ice of Nleimlli‘ll‘ and lb‘cember .Tbs
first fifteen tuiinuins will be dovoiml in
song, snddhis service will be iodb y 8,
Milton Slovenia. The address by the
pastor will be on the topic. "The Dis-
clplaa at croutecost or Cihristiau
Anointing.” The Male Quartotts con.
station: of Messrs. Hitst, Merriam.
1 Brown and Hathaway will render ap-
propriate selemhms. This
weekly servico of the church.
1 ”wt-iv II l'i' ~
After .‘ inch smokes his ilrst Supreme
.hgmgar he keeps right on
There must be some
wPictureb trained to order. See ad
in today’s Sentinel. page 'i. L. H.
Decker. M NVashin It. ‘
1 aim in nodal-ism
«Choice Native Turkeys no and tits
is the
lb 1 "“352...
1 1 W
with y Grasses lite don. Seymour .| '
New haven Mam.
1 Mr Meeker who resides cost door. ‘
. and happened
'uiueliug.
who started
from New Yorkiar ills Home.
Stranded in south Norwslk.
and was Later Locitoti tip for
Vagrsnoy
Gborge Williams, of. Chapel and
Earn streets, New Haven, where he
shards with his uncle. Micheal Ryan,
has come to. the conclusion that sleep
ing. in barns. this weather. is not all
that it‘s cracked up to be. George
left. his home in quiet New Haven
some months ago and wont to New
York in quest of fortune and fame.
When he reached New York, the
metropolis utilised his valuable servic-
es in. driving a. truck for a time. Later
he became more valuable in the role
of silver plater but the Christmas
run being over, he was laid off.‘
He spent all of his money except
sixty cents before he started to return
to New Haven, where the fatted half
will probably be slaughtered.
Obviously. sixty cents was not on-
003k to pay his fare to New Haven.
as he could not ride he decided
to Hwallt l-le slept at the lockup in
New Rochelle night before last and
last evening he expected to be a guest
at South Norwalk’s palatial kennel.
which is dignified by the name of
‘locktlp."
This is against the rules, however,
as the town government is supposed
to look. after the poor and needy thus
rendering it necessary for him to walk
0 Norwallr. It was than 11 ocloclr
last night. and he felt that it would
be better to1 seek some quartem in
South Norwalk than to walk up town.
He stopped a empathetic looking
chap and asked him his advice. He
was directed to a barn on Havlltuid
street. near Water and there he
found a pile of fragrant has. He pull-
ed the covers ovor him and lay down
to pleasant dreams ‘
About 1 o'clock this morning James
Cole reported to the police that some-
one had attempted to enter his house
in Huvilnnd street. The police drag
not. was immediately set and the barn
was searched-
Williams' dreams were disturbed by
the police and he was locked up oh a
charge. of vagrancy. It could not be
at own that he had anything to do with
the; attempt to enter’ Mr. Cole's house.
1 This morning when he. was before the
court Judge Taylor told him to get
fight out of town and go home to New
Haven.
Williams "got. "
~OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT.
The tunnel opening of the OLD
".lTY HOTEL. 80 Main at. including
the new an gland cafe and the wine
and bottliu eparimeni at 6 Haviland
street will take place, Saturday after-
noon. The public is cordially invited
to inspect the same,
FRANCIS LEMONGEIJLI. Prop.
IRON MOULDERS’ UNION.
Arlin O. Hosklm Elected President at
the Anndal Meeting.
iron Moulders’ Union. 209. elected
officers at its meeting Tuesday even-
ing. There was a. good attendance 0'
mmibers The oillcers elected were:
President-Arno O. Hoskins.
VicoPresidont—Lorenso J. Adams.
Recording 8ecretarv~Daniel J.
Gorml cry. 1 ' ‘
Financial Secretary-«Gould J Hoyt.
Treasurer—liter Peterson.
inductor—flames ii Sher—ban.
Doorkeopowohu if. (lormlcy.
TrusWA. 0 Hosltins, Robert
Brown, J H. Connie/yr
These officers will be installed by
District Deputy Joseph [2.1 Gomiley on
January I3.
CHRJETMAB SHOPFIRB
Will find a splendid line of Meet-
schautn and Brier Pipes. Cigars and
Cigarette Cases at Whoipley it Clark's.
MR. HURLDUTT NOT lira AUTHOR.
Attorney J Holden Hurlbiiit desires
it to be understood that he was not
the atuhor of the original resolution
plated before last night's emails! tnwu
Some or the geuilmmn pro
slant, especially Mr. Palmer, thought
he had written it it had been
brought into being in another Not-walk
oillco.
a... 1.....-wamw. .. .1
«Rich F‘ruit Cairo. Drake Cake, and
Macaroons, at Seymour».
.i. an
SUMMER HOTEL DUNNID.
rououxhnmid; is v.:. Doe lids—-
Ballot/us Villa. the little summer hotel
which has sheltered the Uhivsrsity of
Pennsylvania boat crows during that
season of training here for the past to;
years. was burned today. a loss is
Elma at its 000 the hotel. which
an accommodations for ninety alerts,
was situated on the res bank oith
Hudson river opposite this city. it
we: unoccupied when the fire broke
mm PORT. Nu Ye M 22-“Fr0da
Jones, the alleged murderer of Con
stable William 0 Gray and, Mrs. Aha
ble Goodrich. at Charlottsfllle yesteib
day. survived the night at the iaii but
los reports! today as sinklu, and his
death is expected at any tlm from his
elf iulllced wound.
We“.
*lnitial H'k’fs Davie. 86 Was
.mliiiltu
unlit liliu chi.
,Eillitlily‘f
At a‘ni
‘ VIllcatportiIIhlI’k
voted t
Newton
eradicate
sled .11 till“.
comm, “h Which
r the
plat: r‘;
of t if hovem ken
‘1 .
“3’". '3“. "fight? i
but if’ data r c
500.3.1ich he hold I
mm This warm!
the es late inane 16
grinsimsrloi oIiIIIIth
museum. 01' 0
nowmiahtlsnd Is the toss
the voters .to be- dhrdasoadh
decided to Hot
was. ‘1 . '
' Jack.
”was
Mont
t
taken in theima 1 .
plant but it “‘1 sighed;
another meet KM "Hill ,
less would. be
i to coast erllt '
son's proposition not Iain the
entertained.1
Previous to to swim e
taking ovarioi 91mm, the§llow
lug unicorn were electedt strictit
committee. Row.- B1. Master
and in do 1.- 'w. J.
Cannon. alt was
voted to low In three in :I‘tsx.
aq-Trtw r v
-New Toy lemon 0 public Bturtb
vant‘s old store. 17 No. ain street. R.
L. Wehrle. prom-laser. 1
1 .mp1...—
—rma use at Jawstnv iron
XMAQ PRESENTQ- .
if in this Christin season. you are
looking for a line?“ Mi rtmsat of town
ry it may be found a the stall shochrd
store of Charles H”. Dilwnrih nthe
old post odics huiidl Mr; Dllworth a
"1, complete
“it
2'.le
line of Christmas
one and hi. showlrsihdovm contaipja
vary one display or omnibus suites
and articles which will ladiantly an
pen! to the eye of a shopper. -
The jewels are a in rin pins; ear.
rings and brooches are indeed hand -
some The prices we rightiboo .Irhl h
is a great point in lavnr oiipnrchung
at Mr. Iiilworth'a store. '
The store is stocked with In complete
line as may readily be. seen from the
window and it would indeed be a crib
lcai purchaser who could not be Illib
whom among the articles of. this rate
assortment.
Of special lniarost is the handsome
line of silver banked biotin. hat
and velvet brushes: .‘hl‘l'; n'iwnrrn alto
bass fine line of hatplns to which
your attention is called.
«Mission Clocks Si. 00 at Rood' s.
——Fresh Fish Oysters Clams
cailops, at: Cuiibiila
-—’l‘he couch that is for parlor or liv.
ing room, a big line to show. Ray-
mou and Son. Open evenings.
m.
8UPT. FENNIELL HA8 RESIGNED.
iii Health the Cause. and A. R. Whal-
oy Succeed: .
HARTFORD, Dec. 22-Au ohlcialan.
uouncement was made by New York,
New Haven and Hartford Road yester-
day that on account of continued ill
health and at his own request, Timothy
H. Fennel! has been relieved of the su-
perintendency of the New York divis-
ion. He will be asslmsd to other du-
ties when his health will permit.
Superintendent. Fennell is now in the
Hartford Hospital. where he has been
for several days. under the special
care of a physician He is being treat
ed for an injury to his right arm. re
solved twenty years are. and which
has given him considerable trouble
during the past months.
ills successor as superintendent of
the New York division is A. it. Whaley
who has been superintendent of the
Worcester division. He will take
charge of his new place at once Mr.
Whalers assistant superintendent, C.
III‘. Kennedy. takes chemo of the divis-
on.
M. I. lMi'ri-i I COMPANY.
Attractive store I'lllsd With
Holiday Goods.
Ono oi the largest and best assert.
must of holiday goods. as well as gen
eral lines of wearln apparel for wo
men and girls. in s Norwalhs is
carried by M. 8. Smith A Company, of
Washington street Their store
abounds. in choice articles suitable for
gifts, and purchasers here will not be
disappointed. as the prIlces are right
every time. A choice line of sonic»
tionery. atrittcias tree docorstttms,
etc; are-tn bs.ionnd
alsweci Potatoes. Lettuce. Celery.
spinach. White Onions,“ Cranhcrrlss at
Bsyuio‘ur's.
IAn.
-~,Grspe firuit. Malaria Grapes. 'l‘nn-
scribes at i-leymmlr' s.
«Florida Oranges the cos. i". I).
invite 00.00.
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Mtihiiiladlln BROKE OAILI.
The government mud diggers: the
upper harbor played havoc with the
of submnrlns telegraph ea-
bios c sing the harbor on the but
on. a short 0 station below the Not-1
brim. last week. As
cheat Bites. and 0 guns of
Phufliksepsic. New York.
titre been tworit highland day sincq'
skint} repairs. which were
lust completed in I:InIIIominx10ml the 1
mm.
“III“?II Recalled
Washington Street. 13°th oi
the Festivities Around it
The venerable "memoir. path," now
Washibgto'n direct, Raymond chimney.
in present process of demolishment,
rec is a no stupid page of norms
his 17. the real I of a small bit of
wh ich. era the. pile shall be no more.
may possibly be purdo‘nablw'sven dur-
in, this busy holiday week. '
ust two hundred. and forty years
ago last Saturday week one of this
town stirring youth. John Raymond.
took to wife Mary Betta. of the storlo
lng family 0! that name and the home
oi! which wad in the old ladies lot on‘
the corner, in 19014 of East avenue and
Fltd‘h street. 1'John a father. the first
Raymond mentioned in our annals. and
he parent of all the Norris! kRay-
moods. bad Just made his good bye to
his oldest son and left the place for
ever. Not quite a. year passed When
John and Mary gave birth to théir old~
est boy, John. who married none the
loss than Elizabeth St John, whose
grandfather's weil~lmown home is new
the, site of our valued son and citi‘sen.
Rev. Dr. A, 1" Board . on “Meeting
House Hill" in East Norwalk and on
which sits Madam Knlabt wrote that
shopartoolt. in 1704 of a good "dish
of venison. " John and Elisabeth had
on. born at: months after Madam
Kn ght’s visit from whom the present
honored Marvin Brothers. who own the
chimney promises. sprang, and another
son. who was a foreparent of the ac-
tive Thomas I Raymond, who has built
on West str‘eet within less than a
stone's throw of Gen. Garth' s enclosed
5qu liars and where he left. as Nan
tune did in Athens, his mark. John
and Elizabeth Raymond’s brother was
the mndfaiber of Ellahiu‘i Ramond
who lived where now stands the Dane
Ivan block in Washington street and
r M .1... the atreat mndfathor of Mad.-
Geh. Wm T Shaman, while Ellakim'r
Icon Nathaniel, a wood son he was.
srticied, one hundred and twentrone
yours asp. the chimeny' about to be
taken down. We read in a line writ-
ten bv one of Queen Victoria's great
itmndfather's men that. tip I"seeeé."
raised by Mrs1NailiauielIflnymond's
family "were good' and we may roan-1
on blv ronierturo that the “Chriiitmas
c" has been more thou once par-
taken of around that fast disappearing
South Norwalk hearthstone‘, one of the
sisters of the owuer of which was the
Hoyt fora-mother of the hostess of
vesterduy's brilliant function in East
‘Sevcntydlfth street, in the city. This
"sister lived at the present West. street.
entrance to the Beard elevated resi-
dence. Another sister was the first
morded one to address the founder of
Methodlsui Jesse Lee. on his maiden
visit to New England. She lived on
Main street. up town: while still an-
other sister was great aunt to the
World famed jurist Chancellor James
Kent. We can well believe that these
fond brothers gathered these sisters.
from time to time. around the cheer
fui hearth. the light. from which has
now gone finally out,
it is mentioned that. the veritable
doorway through which the Washinw
'ton street foreparent of Hon. John and
Gen. Wm .T. Sherman went in and out
to draw and bring water from “ya old
well." which gave to South Norwalk
its older: name, is still intact. if so
it is a Raymond relic. and ought not to
pass with the old house. '
a...
~1~Toboggana and Tania.
tl'Brien‘s.
KRIS KRiNGL! BRanB JOY.
30 do our celebrated clears in small
and lame boxes for the Christmas soa-
sou. Whelpley and Clark. '
«New Derby for Xmas. 0' Brian‘s.
vino—ant:
OBITUARY RICOED.
CHARLEST. HECKE'R
Charles T. Hot-her. of 62 Water
street. South Norwnllt. died at. the
South Norwnllt Hospital from strap.
guluieti hernia. lie was fifty-two
years of age, and is survived by a
wife. Hacker was cook on‘ the steam
or f‘ity of Norwalli. The funeral will
be held Saturday morning form St.
Joseph' s Church at ll o'1cloclt Tholn
torment will be in 8l1Mtu'y'll Como
tdrl’
one—“my
' LlLlllAN GAVIN.
Lillian Gavin. daughter: of Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Gavin, died last night.»
in. imm- ni‘ hm‘ namely! id Pluu
street, aged ten years. The timersi will
be tuition Friday at ll o clock from i-lt.
Joseph' :4 Church The ihiormeui is to
be is ill. Mary‘s (timi‘wt'y
A.M-~um.1m a”
PAINTER. ELECT QEEIIGIRI».
WThe annual election of tho Painlm'
anti Decora‘tlnrs Union was held last
"1 1 It:
Kilns mounted by the
.4
who troops'hs
portan‘i. position; on
CHEN
jIIh. ”mg-The Join
but
Muddy. ‘ ,1
SHANGHAI.1D90. it. .A
of pownrrul cruisers under uAdmired
Kamimu‘ra has no south to the Chi-‘1
na Sea to mo‘etI eI Russian second IPA-
ciilc stillbirth
SINGAPORE. straits settlements
and 22. --'rvro Japanesea- cruisers call-
here this burnout and t
Th hey report tbaht I
“GIMME IWBIIL
-—-Xmaa Novelties and olrers’
Supplies.“ l-lafner's.._'Phone1 68-3. 1
‘msananaszocdos. nuance.
W3 . .M—LSQ' ‘ .11
AUTOMATIC CIGAR ITOREQJ
Locni Iteokheldera yield a Meeting
”1' the Purpose of incorpsratl g.
A meeting of the stock holders of
the Automatic Cigar ions Company.
was held yesterday a can at thei
South Norvtallt. Club for the purpose of
organizing. About twenty prominent
local business men are interested in
in the matter. They accepted the pro-
position of the compahf Which menu
facturea the cigar mach has and Judre
John H Light was instructed to pre-
pare articles of incorporation and ia‘ia
necessary legal steps for the formats}!
of the company. A denim
prising Wilfred Bo'iwell. J. isomers.
vans and Horace Nash bras pinned to
proceed with the matter of incorpo-
ration. The company will be capital‘-
trail at 85.000 and Will operate from
150 to 100 muchlnes in- The Norwalkil.
The company has exclusive right to
operate the machines in Norwallr and
has an option on Fairlield county.
Papers of lncorparatlon will be fill.
ed in a few days.
ull‘ancy Dates, Stuffed Prunes, Figs
't Seymour’s.
“71171.06!!!“ ”leaf linen, Trim-
« mod and Uiitflmm ate an
thing pertaining to Millinery. Mrs. .A
Altenbrnudt. 31 So. Maid 8t. 80. Non
walk.
m.
SECRETARV SAMUEL R. WEED.
The resignat'on of Samuel R. Wood.
as secretary of the Norwalll Historica'
and .Msmorlal Library Association
having been accepted. reference at.~tho
recent annual meeting of the society
was made to the late secretary's ,po1
tent influence prior to. at the time of.
and since the orsaulzatlon of the WW
larza contributions of time interest.
intellect and material means to give
the society the rank it today enjoys.
They have been its benefacuirsan
are entitled to be held in lap in; as
teem. The following minute gradual!
ing from the committees,“ Hon
E. J Hillsnd'fte'v. C M'Sell
pointed for the purpose. has been for-
warded to New York:
Mr. Samuel Richards Weed.
Dear Sir: in accordance with the
vote of the Norwaik Historical and
Memorial Library Association. at its
etmi. meeting December Hill mill.
this committee hereby expresses the
societ'y s appreciation of year suiclent
vertices in the once of secretary of
this Association. from its incorporation
until the present time.
Your earnest and limiting efforts
for the advancement of its interests
firthui'mfith ‘23“,
bull/“ruin:
Both Mr and Mrs. Weed have mulls 1'1
Sprinowood 86 u 1.
Anat’imliyd ‘li,
case Continua ‘
marrow
if‘
,1
Antonio ICochio formerly a, ‘
of Bouth Norwalk. but in
On October 8 Cochin rose .19.
ight aild stole $72 from the“ m1
s roommate, Pietro :_
Sprl-ngwm. Cachio then hit Milli
the state A Westpr storelrdapsii
to who‘d: Co'chi'o owed till
my: tooNewfiJed'lon‘. groin: its, is»
so so ng or a
outputs the harm 90
Having secured this he did a
the mattm- further and return
South Norwallt, telling the poll
.ha had met the man on a1 lonely road
and that he was afraid to arrest hi
for fear of his life. . 1- . 1
Thus Cochio slipped. through the
fingers of the South Norwalif pol '
that time. They spre'ad the.
carefully for him. however. in as
should ever return to this cit ‘
once Reunion, a railroad man I
knew Cochin was on the wet
when this city and New york. ‘Ypiu
terday he learned that Cochin w
town and informed the police 1
(lot hio had been seen in Satiga It.
must night Cnchlo ventured Nth
westbound station in SouthN
mu Mr Reardon telephoned to
Walter Hall at police heads]
The man was arrested by
Population and onset- Hall. '
arrest was made it wait” on the
of theft truth the person.
C0thio hangs in his posseshgliin A- .1 .
med a3 w ch was very try '1
the man was locked in a bell
quarters the bag was 9139
lfound Ito milituln a lit)! -
chickens. Their desks a‘liad 1
rung but IIthey were still IIwa
..1
Wettport merchant fiir ‘
overs Worth eight 6E I‘ldIlliti‘il
This morning his a .
until tomorrow morning. 1
‘- After the adjournment of court- Coh-
hio confessed to Chief Vollmer thht; 1
he had stolen the money
buto, that he had settled lift With II
Woetport merchant for flit
on money. He later admittilIt‘l hitting
silo-led the chickens in awhile Farina .
last night from a house sonic dist .
lance from the railroad station . '1 '
m-...._ m ..
wilalf hose make a wholly pleasing 1
gift for any man Rogers l Ste'vshs -‘
have all the fancy things in iheu' s he's»
iery, from 25c a pair to 81 A pair. I,'1
1—'-Hollday pipes and (lights at HI!-
net‘s.
WANTED. '
wssrao — steps you HAND ‘-
work on straw hats. Early applies:
non should be made to beanie and *-
Bhuohard, 132 Water stress 1"? 8th.? ’
FOR SALE
grateful remembrance
QM MSELLEGK.
MARY n. M Hills,
com mlttee,’
Norwallt 00ou December 17 lilili.
m-m-mwm
willpocial Xmas box Cigars. at Hat
net's. '1 Phone 8003.
TlNNIJiI' OFFIOIRB.
Al the meeting of the Tinners, Mon
day night. the foilowini oihcern were
elected:
Presidents-Al, A. Splau.
Vlcei'resldsntrn-E. J. Hines. 1
l'tocbrdlng Biwrcisryv-Btnnluy ltay-
mouti. .
Detector-«Charles Rmrdou.
Con uctnr» Charles Ponucii.
We en»:WilliIs Avery.
«Cluster Mlsiiiu. Plum Pudding.
Nutted Dates. st Glamour's. 1
“w?“Mnu M. .w has... ,u.“ ..
LOST
toss—n annex covuunn on.
dsr book. Liberal reward if returned
attuned to East ladle Tea 00.. 24 (lot
lass street. East Norwallt, Ct. d2?! 1t
business NOTICES M
s .1. -4...
evening. The following tltilcers were
elected: ‘
Prcilldentwhlbsri Iiruuuirup.
.‘vivo-Wesitisnb—«Eugcnc 'tiitchsit
ltIscnrtlinrtII pecuniary—Charles Gim-
nor
Justin «abolition
street.
will A. ROBBIE. PRACTlDA'L PAINT
ribosomes list.
“1““ Maoist»
foot of Franklin. 00.1mm
Hat's.
will always be held by the society in ‘I
for light hmtsckesplng.
son BALI—JAPAth fir
Duns. imported. petligrssd s their. 3,
and while. very relular [dirk
I.Mrs Wm. (2 Durham. West at ‘
. 1 did In
menu-mm at... 1.
won IALI~A surname-iii h .
and gentle horas. Not ai d of”? 1
thing innulrs Outblil’s Me I“
won slits—men nor or '
ed Gillldowars. Run-eta. Poo
arcs and Baldwin Aim: is?“ i
H. ifsrrllifs Oyster
street. l 1
W-...1 11.1 ‘1" . ’ i ‘
consul-min . c.1ii'l'. J 1
homestead. comer of must Mil-I11“
Cook street. house of i7 mono.
and about an acre of around: also
house and two lots st 17 Others
Apply of Jacob M. Lavton.
Gar-mo. John B. Law races. 1
or 0.10. Wilson.
um
nail-W” Ito-Innin-
TO LET.
an .1...» 1. wounds-u
T0 LIT-iv- FURNIEHEDI
I
Ivil‘iiul
d” It
at? In. Norwalk .
Miscattauaoua
JIw-tovmm “may“ “I
gthiihimw employment W1
“sensuous town
“I
up “a": H which
Financial secretary-t—‘Sidncv Dayton.
Treasurerwlflawoilyu Merritt.
i
mtardwlamss Down
The officers were installed last ch-
CEMEWEWE
’ KIWI” unsurpa" '
etch W3“. lac
.CAL? TRIATMINY «310%
hair. mules. 13:: male
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