W W int“. 36.»me WW" HORSE OLIPPING. Rubber Tires furnished lot all vehicles. M. WRIGHT CARRIAGE BUILDER AND DEALER. South Norwallr. lionistllttlruotnh'g‘on 33 SOUTH MAIN IT. 30. NONWALK Clearing Sale of Winter Stock. lvorythind must go, as wo do not sorry ovor from on couch to an- My, so wo cut tho prices right and loft. Como and be convinced. . Wido' Cults. Coats. Skirts. Waioto, Furs, Fur'ilncd Coats, Russian M Costa, Nonto Cora and Pottlcoato. W IN BOTH I at Not» at, STAMFORD. THE FIRE QUESTION for the right fire, buy the right coal mot“ Coal is ALL Coal, carefully screened, free from dirt It's ' Wham (It-um Coal, with heat in every lump. Try a ton and ride Wdiflereuce , HARRIS & GANS co. Nylons or TELEPHONE 450.’ 33 So. Main St" SOUTH NORWALK. mm. . .... _...,... rmwh.‘—W 7.-.. ‘ SOUTH NORwALK‘, CONN. Lumber and Mill Work forEverything from a Piggery to at Palace. Nil-L, foot of Marshall Strut. Tel. 4&3.- “LUMBER YARD, Wotor Strut. I'ol. 43-2. . . The use In homes of Hardwood Flooring, bore or partly covered with rugs, is rnpidly Increasing. The reasons are: lot, it adds greatly to the appearance of a room. - find It In easy to clean and keep clean. .lrh It in mm b chvnpor In the long run than the old method of common flooring covered with Iurpet. We have a lurgo and varied stock of Edge Grain \ eliow Pine, Quartered Oak and Maple Flooring on hand. "A hint to the wine In sufficient. " $PECIALTY. LINCOLN ROOFING. A superior brand of ready made, uptodnlc Roofing. War-ranted fur eight yenrs'wear without repairs or attention of ‘ hny kind. It in also a good substitute for oilcloth as a floor COVfil'ing NOTICE We wish to announce to the public that we are still in the business and selling the Best Grades of Coal and we can wow it. We are giving you your money .4 Worth In tool, not in slumps or any other premiums. litmus A trial. Wt have Iarlliulied some people who have new r been satisfied before so why not let up i-" ,.infy you The B. Hershfieid & Son Co, 122 WATER STREET. I’ELEPHONE 29‘ HHEii HHIHE NHEHHHHHHS HOLIDAY GOODS The Fair Cloak and For Store, 68 Washington Street, South Norwsiit: m Yard Pea Coal $4. 50 No. 2Nut Coal$5 Eda, Store and Nut Coal. $6.50. Delivered in the-cellar. Carefulin sarcoma.i Free from slate. Best qualilu. Raymond Bros. Wednesday. Fresh Meats, Chickens and Fowl at the most Reasonable Prices. J. w. D0DGE,;A 22 WAIHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NONWALK. A’Advertise Your Wants to The Sentinel [Jinn HA'réH & BAILEY 00.. DUNN-ill AND '80! "m fl r:.r.:~.~.utrm~..'..~:.A rs'oosn'iok u. WIUNID ”DWI”; MA . ”Ema“ I. II. Nathowaoo John H. Knapp um. Ind H. Norton. mmmm VAN scor pwunmo; STEAM ” nor wuss AND GAS FITTING. m Tin. Sheet Iron, Copper and Zinc. 50 South min each, So. Norwalk,‘Corm. Miller 8r Jordan HHHi Eiiiiii HIHHHIH OMHQQIMI’I llntro Building SOUTH NONWALK. ltin Ollie Ill Stilt Stret' IN IDBIPONT HHHAHEE. HANNHHHH. ' 46 Will 8t” woman. It Washington It» So. Norwollt. ilnal [slate and insurance. Wo hovo oovoral docidod Domains in Incowio producing propony that must lncroaso In valuo with tho rapid amyth oi tho town. Hotel Mahackemo. J. It. cannon, up. Service and Cuisine Up to Data Rotor S2 por dayond upwards Stock and General Information Ticker Sunday Diners. 75 Gulls. To]. 488. THE NEW ;. Hotel Victoria.’ ONE MINUTE FROM DEPOT. EUROPEAN PLAN. Our rooms a apoclal Tutu". Ono and Electric Light. throughout. IV- cry room hootod. RATES REASONABLE. Finciy stockod Cafe In connoctlon. A full line of Imported Ales, includc log the famous Boss's, Burton's nod Boss It: Co.'s Stout, always on draught. T. J. SULLIVAN, W- Tolsphono Call, ISO—l. MONEY. Money loaned to salaried omployooo 4nd housewives on their own homo without Indorscr. All transactions strictly confidential. Call and no In INDEPENDENfi'rJJJAN- AND DIODE Hovtlllld landing, . Washington It Ollioohoorcoo.m.tolp.rn. m7 ' 1W7 Pbuudhro ,AND smor- HEATING. HOT WATER HEATING. HOT AIR HEATING. STOVE. AND RANGES, SLATE AND TIN ROOFING. Goo and Guam Fitting, Ono 'lsturoo Natal Coiling, Ito. Nova you goon our stock of RICHMOND canons? ran JONES s rlo'rcrlrrrss . Old? :7 won. ovnoov. NONWALK. .. E Tag—2 ' Mlulstor~Wby Is It, .lohn, that you can't go to town without getting un- 'der the influence of liquor? John—Do Iolks axon mo trr drink ‘on I kaiut bury well 'fuu. lion. Minister—Tut! Pooplo don't ask me to drink when I visit thorn John-I rockon l‘s mo pop'lar don if ii. “Ir-Judy. W Asnmottovoffootltlsu'tuomuoh .wbar your oolobbor thinks of hlsrooli ‘so what It thinks“ ' In that to. a ovuo Josiah ll. Marvin J. Wollsoo Marvin . Christian Sowrtg John II. um - Buckley , in; on street bridge howsn. on Vloov A ’ ‘ ' ‘ g with Tho Sontlnol by o,ploooo do it in this won—vii Ato business, call 926: with erg‘ard to hows. call 92,20" thoy will Iuttdlmy do so, it will pron y convon onco t o co and oo- . curo moro’prpmpt 's —T—~—— The shell pile at the Rodel plant In i again assuming collpsal proportions . _..-_..._.._.: Mrs, Buckley, mother of Frederick is III at her home In New street. ' Mr win... is uerlously. ill of double pneumonia or his home on the Wool:- Miss Ads Tompkins. of Orange New Jersey In a guest of Mr. and Mrs Ed ward E Corhnm. of East avenue. The dance of Mayflower Hook and .laadder Company. scheduled for last night, has been postponed indefinitely. Ernest Boessman, the Van andt. street, real estate map. has been In All‘icwt York for a day at two on a bull- Bert Underhlii, cicrit III II, E. Mead 'aod Company's grocery store in East avenue. In laid up with the grip at his home In Cross street. i Hurry Croooett willhhove charge of the Junior um. meeting tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock at the East Ave- nne Methodist Church. i ""“" Mr. and Mrs. um, Reynolds are now residing at the homo of the par- onus of the bride, Mr and Mrs. E. 3 Bowen In St. John, street. Mrs. J. Clarence Hawkins, of Sea- side place, In III of the grip. Mr. l-Iaw- kins has only lost recovered from an ...._‘=uttack of the popular malady. Mrs. Frederick M. Wheolcr. of Cot- tngeavonue, is again on tho road to re- covery. though a short time ogo rho had a serious relapse fronthe grip., Charles Bxybeo will be obliged to nurse the index finger of his right hand for some time. as a result of cit- tlng it severely on auoyster shell sev- eral dolls ago. Wilinm Dewsnap, architect of Christ church, spent yesterday at the building .wlth contractors Luwlor and Msbor. He expressed himself well pleased with the work. . Mrs, Leo Davis. of Dowan street, who has been III for a number of weeks Is now so for recovered as to. ”be able to gét about ugulu, but her lit- tle sou, Leslie, now has the grip. Tho four days old daughter of Mr. 1nd Hrs. John O'Moaro, who rode near Windold Astroet, diod Wednesday night and funeral services were hold Thursday, tutorlnout moccurrlng In the not Norwolkm Sodium is brisk St the Indcrson launch Works at”. Shell Point. Mr Anderson laid for two thirty-live out spud launches, de- signed for com in the Marble- besd power boat mos. The small boyo 'il‘oVo taken advan- tage of a null pond cunt. lot on tho Norwsl side of Earl's Hill and the east side of East avenue by using It for skating. One particu- lar advantage or this pond to that tho ,youngstoro will not get very wet if they break through the ice. The new time table to go Into cilcct on the trolley lines of the Norwalks. Monday, and published In another col- umn should bo carefully looked om, as many changes adoct tho local riders. not Norwalk cars are to run on o twentytfour minuto schedule, in- stead of twenty, as at.prcoent, The semi-annual meeting of the Baruch .aos of tho East Avenue Methodist Church was bold last ovon- lng at the church Tbo’séoflcorswero President—Harry Crooootl. Vlco-Proqdont-lmonon Aorl. Secretary—mania Hawkins. 'I'roooum—llomond Whldron. ”Various committoos were also choo- r in Captain Daniel Hamil. of hot Nor- walk, to to bo captain of a now boot whlcii Edward Konlp, of Tokonoko, In- tends to hovo in commission this sum- mcr. Captain Mm was In chm of Mr. Kohl” ltotc lions loot onus- Tho sow craft to touch Iorgor. bolug forty-In foot long. and Is to Iron a stat bond pow" bogtoowbtcb wasonosh IonattprowYorkrnov tor boot “show, 0 A the usual hour A hearty welcome will , be alluded to any young man in East . I. of years—tho most remarks!) to most - log of two great characters on tho - banks of the world's most famous riv- : or and what It led to. . dinetusion will be "How May In Do- ~ (mo the Son . dock, particularly, by tho fishermen and harm. The nurses club will meet Sunday at NorwalkA who attends those club meet- lugs Aoubiect of supreme impor- tance to everyone, and one that. has been the quest of the greatest minds of. all races and religions for thousands The topic of of God." , Episcopal church, was entertained at the hum of hills Frances Dose, of Van Zondt street, last evening. After the business moot Ing they were Joined by tho Borneo Class, and a moot enjoyable time fol- lowed, a collation being served. guests departed at 11:30 o’clock, thanking the hostess for her muons hospitality Plants for song charity work to be taken up shortly were div cussed and preliminary arranmto were made for on Old Folks' Concert to ho glvou shortly by the chair. The to be given shortly by the choir. GreotAintcrest lobeiug taker; In the propooed new East Norwalk public oystermen. Albert A, Geib. the well- known oyster planter, of First street, believes that a better place for such a dock than at thonew sewer outlet would be at. tho foot of First street He points out that this spot would boi‘ more sheltered than the other. , The newer outlet Is .at tho foot of Fifth street. instead of'li'ourth street, as mentioned in the article concerning the no dock, In last night's Sentinel As to t a cost of the new dock, it has been suggested that It be built by the East Norwalk Fire District. Attorney John J. Walsh has vepturod tho opiu- ion that tbé dock If built on the piles along the sewer outlet would not cost more than two. . 1 When Councillor John J. Walsh's catboat'Eeuiah emerges from her shed at Gregory's point in March, tlmse who saw her hauled in wool know the craft. All winter, with but a few week's lnteruption, Captain Ephraim II. Mmitt tho Norwslk yacht builder, has been at work bringing about the changes The most and ccnterboard will be no more and henceforth In- stead of scudding along before a piping broom, the Beulah will rely on me- chanical power. Mr. Walsh and Cop- tain Merritt Intend to go looking for a suitable engine today. Mr. Walsh's idea In to install a gasolene motor of about twenty horse power, Suilicieut energy Is desired to send the boat along at the rate of four or five miles an hour. The Interior of the Beulah has been entirely rebuilt. Where for- morty there was the usual half cabin hunting style, there will now be a full cabin with glass sides and more than six feet head room The boa! will so be equipped with every convenlm for cruisin. The owner and several guests will be able to sleep comforts- bly aboard the ship. Mr Walsh bought the Beulah down oust loot sum- mer, and she was considered the big gest cstboat In these waterl. Site has a length of thirty-two feet and thirteen feet beam. . ogmmoiozA. L... litmu- not lip-- O ROWAYTON. Sanford Wicks Is- recovering from a sore throat. The Reliance Social Club will hold a. meeting in their rodm Monday attor- noon, at 3 o'clock; -' i The annual business meeting of the Bible school of the Baptist Church will be held this evening at. 7: t5 otcloclr. The annual mooring and election of ulcers of Reliance Hook and Ladder Company will be held Monday, January 13th, at 8 p, in. . Preston Hart. the assistant post- master st Eowaytun, is taking a course at .Morrlll's Business College, in South Norwaik. There are two letters at tho Rowayv ton poot-oflce for Mrs. Emma Fallon, a formor resident of this place, who has moved to Stamford. The water troughs bctwoon bore and Dorlon have boon from: the past few mornings, and It has been necessary to stop at the otoudplpos. ‘ Tho Ladies' Aid Society of tho Methodist Worst Church will hold tboir annual hos social in the chapel Monday ovoning, January 13th. ’I'ho mt ontortniumont In tho ltow oyton Library oonrso will ho hold on Woduoodoy evening. ltov E J. Craft. of Dridoenort, will dollvor an lotorost log lecture. (loom Scott has tho for rhosowrarprotor whlenbo is constructing on ldwordJ Lodrl- gzmyinthonorofloylotoo's ,aodospoctosopttboroof i roloodm will use tho wood is ,, um for Edward J. .mm The Philathea Class of the East ,. . avenue Methodist. hard enough to crack the ice :toryontkoouwowbicbhom ' t. The work of construction tho loos WW”! Do'ylotou's Invalid choir monulactory and mnn' s blacksmith shop, has been ‘hoom todaodthoownsrhsstskoa hunlorflm possession, and airondy Is "a. numb'orofvohicloo housed then. Scott 4 Grant did the work. II. S. Jalroy. on of tho won-known!” Tokcueke residents. wont to Now York“!!! city this wook, closing his home bore, and on the 20th inst. will loll for Bor- muda. Ho cahoots to 1qu than on the 26th Inst. Mr. and lira. Harry S. Tolu- tor. also Tokeooko property owners. who ore spending Ill’o wiitIor Iboro'. ‘ W » Itowayton Baptist Church, Nov. Frank C. Brown, pastor-Public wor- ship at 10:30; In. ond'lzplo Harry E Scotlcla will preach at whollnb .oorvlooo. Bible school at 11:45 a. m. Junior Endeavor st 3: 30 p. m.: Sonlor Endeavor at s: to p m., leader of the latter service. Vice President I. ll. Evory Happy hour service, Thursday evening at 7: 30. v A dead Ioon was found WM! morning on the salt meadows o ppooito the public school by Fred Merrihold and Lester James, who brought it to Principal Edgar ll. lane, of the flow- oytou Public School. Tho Icon is a. very rare bird in this state, and It Tho was naminod with much Interest. Tho bird is thought to have become wonk- oned In the storm of Tuesday, and to have finally died of estimation. it was later taken to- Captain B. H Smith. who is now atom: the bird and It will ho mounted and p aced above the cabi- net of minerals and stouoo lately given to the school by E. It. Ponuoyor. who _ was foru'tcrly a scholar of this school. The Icon Is a rather handsome bird, resembling a wild duck in shape, but being more beautifully colored. with o longer neck and bill. It‘s head is black, tinted with grcon and blue. The back and a. short, rounded tall ls oi a dark chheistnut color, while the breast Is pure w to. ~ Burcbard's pond yesterday was througod with people. young and old, from this place and South Not-walk. Eoforo th pond frme this winter a~ nurhber of boys dammed it up and this not it to larger than tunnel, and be- cduod of its heartless to the trolley Is a favorite with both South Norwallr and Rowaytou residents. The pond. odors an excellent opportunlt for fall- cy skating. and many persons take 'od-. vantage of this, especially when the trolleys are paooiiig by. These persons probably know that they appear better at a distance on an ice pond than at a closer distance on land. But acct dents will happen and II these persons fall with a trolley passing by their vanity falls correspondingly. But this In getting ahead of the story. Yester- day, one of the old and popular resi- dents of this place, who is not so busy in the winter but what he finds time to renew his youth on the ice ponds once in a bile, appeared at Burchard's and oceeded to teach the young lass-other S. "i was troubi a “circus-.4. . Hairs-um W of i i had”: m'tilontiloé' Kldnoy Ila misled puck mouood They silo rogulowd tho kidney oocrctiousond he 7 other ways. I know of ‘ have taken thorn and arc p with tho route”. ” ‘ For solo by oil dealers. ., con! Footnr-Milburn C New York, sole agents for States. Remember tho namo—Doo H?“ Whom” _ 1 ancient work in Center school, out, tho Ins training he perm-cs is bring- log out the best work of tho moor bright young minds now under his care. There were five sales oi ml oo- toto Io Dorian lost wook, with mort- _(. cages or to 5.1mm! in were as lollirws: C Mfr Ty- ‘ mood to Fohniobelio ”and. iii . v" D. “M t to Job u labor 4:? land J. .Wocd toJ. C II olthr, , AA laud. H. N. Wood to W. E. Daniels, Norotou H. D. Wood,” our, to J. C. Klinoioltcr, Norotou.’ . The Dorian Hook and Ladder. corn u- uy has completed the amusomonu or Its annual dance, which Is to hold « .. next. week at We town hni ‘ .Ales- and‘o‘r Is- chairman of the committee. :1nd It'm‘t? with, ”5|;th vp.N S no pours mw . fl , urer, J. ”this. .Wooti. . ll'. Cantrell, E. inunobury, so and A. L. Raymond. d Ar‘I‘uimibor of fflowm m on v ntywentto w y :- day alternoon, and attending; diff”. , oral of the late . held from the residence bf his“. bruthor, Lester St, John lrrllowoytop uv_ IMr. StJ u.who‘lr’as'ldrutsny to a well known resident of Dorian, ll ii”: A , large number of MOW loomed of h l There wok; ti 5ch ii 5 roton post, 0 cc or a o u o In, which an arrogant VI was; token or the facts of the cast, boots "to- Why by Goings Dugdulo, tho Itor' appointed last November. it was a t that Frdik Wood, the prevl ,- ruaatcr_ found diillculty in let u ‘of tho odice because the govern t corridor find a suitable man to take his place The truth is 1 “SHAH bloods on the spot the art of skating lie was doing this when along came a trolley. With the vast audience the trolley contained Iookln‘ro u. the post master became excited. his to a had state to be In when anyone Is watch- Ing. but that Is the time that most peo- ple become excited. Well, history rev Wood resigned, George Dongle,” rely satisfactory than readily scooplr ed thp, appointment, and the subsist trouble in finding a suitoblo man (I) take Mr. Wood's place had no fun ‘datiou at all. WEST-PORT. nests Itself and people have landed on the ice pretty hard before. This perv son in question suddenly lost control of his legs and they started to travel In dlilercnt directions. This couldnt continue long, and reshitcd In the on n- or of the legs landing on the lot-o on the part of his nnatornv at the end of the spinal column—the lower end— The old master grinned good nnturcdiy a‘nd shcepishly, hilt he has no rlcxirei fame or notoriety and when certal witnesses of his fest started to repeat the history of the case, he threatened with various and most horrible kinds of extermination all who assisted In advertising his name. Therefore read- ers, we will not spoil the temper of a good natured man. A good-natured man is a desirable citizen. But as to that we doubt not but what all Roway- tonltcs are desirable In a most worthy low I). i OMEN AND NOROTON. the postmaster at Norotou, who was charged with oellln tho lustrous "crab- opple compound," as been nailed by Mr. Gainer paying the costs or the case. our. Half a down letters remain uncallv ed for at the nation post once. They are addressed to Frank Farley, lum- tel Webster. r Page. Doulu Cram. George H. Smith and Francisek Moist. This is the uncalled for list for the past two weeks. Miss Ryder, of Center Scliool. Dar- Iou. has charged oftho muslcolln- structlon during the week of the Sixth. Seventh and Eighth grades. 0n Mondays Mr. llotchkiss, oi Stamford. Instructs In the theory' of music. In his review last week the Eighth grade avenged eighty-five. Miss Ryder, of Center school, Dor- len, boo charge of the musical lo- strnotion during the wook of the sixth. mouth and oigth grodos. On Mondays htr. Notchkioo, of Stamford, Instructs In the theory of music In his review this week the sights [ratio avoragotl oigbtyvlvo. Despite his advanced ago, lurk hm W ansvorypopulordlvcmoa" l"tpropcrty at Compo n call for a lurgd building to he" niit The case against Jerome S. Gainer. meats. Richard AtlalIainer has taken a' posi- i lion in the scale shop in Saugatuox; Richard Horan aurpl‘iled hit frinlldb , by taking a both lit the Sougatuclr, river the other day. it is safe to say: that the bath was involuntary Thomas Mullins has commenced tho, erection of a building on thghSehlonAt oiut mils oi concrete. A series of photographs of . .lessup-Sherw'llod liborgr i mpg,t ‘ ’taken by Mr. Seeloy r d , they will be mounted for Iii: M . of those who desire to preset-ye o b». torial record of the buildlus ”W- ‘ The whole country side attend I the x oliu‘ -A. j rising at. the yesidencé ' 3L} Fair-child In Comp» yestci’ ”£3: About . forty-eight men were t to no- .7 slot and there were pleniy 6f refresh. ’ . The colebrotion oi the ”int aAIAIAI sary of the marriage of Mr. and I, hook $T‘x’mttfic was one of tho , euloyam Moon. K D bosom! mitt. and Mn ols, Mr. and Mrs. Jo 3nd“ 4n. ! Sylvester re ay or u. rm outriw'y' . ‘ Tho poor trolley service In the town” is causing continual criticism . , many long waits make It inconvenient for travolcrs out of this village', gun ing in any direction. Some of those! ‘ delays are of course unavoidable. ‘ Sunday the breaking of a trolley near Bottorsdn’s blacksmith shop lsycd travellers for pointy thi'oe , Aside from thbt thereto a dolly time on account of lock Aol has. been stalled on tho the town for nearly evctr GU. rs. with! W% low amidst III! MD,“ in front of his A A covwor damages loitbo Crocus hm. promlmtoot“ ovénto of is u... Mll- if???“ Iran 1 IoootDorlonlnwyortroodhooboonooo opt- firmm mi AA from , from his mmosts Ill-I
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