of Mom will mil the
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The launch works is busy those days i
and there is every indication of a .biu'
season ahead. . i
Mr. and Mrs Dwight Spanldinx. of
Scaview avsnn‘e have returned home
from a visit in Lebsunon.
. Miss Alice Darrow of East av11 no.
.haa been entertaining Miss Olin Walls
of Wilton, for a few days.
The Bible class of the M. E. Church.
will be postponed from Wednesday
evening until Friday evening.
. M19. Lucy McCoy has ioturned from
a visit to Philadelphia, where she
spent Sunday with relatives.
W: J. Tiebout, a well known New
York Marine hardware dealer. is hav
log 11 big launch built at the Anderson
Launch Works at Oyster Shell Point.
This evening's meeting of the dis-
tiict committee will be the first logo
[111 session {0! December The tom
:nittee meetings are held twice month
.. Y-
The regular meeting of the Dory
Club was postponed from last night 11n-
til tonlght on account of the rain. The
election of officers will take place at
this time.
Though Nubry it. Carr, of East av-
enue, had been in ill health for a num-
ber of years the new of his death
came yesterday as a shock to his 111111111
friends it was only last want; that
Mr. Carr was out of doors.
Owing to the stormy weather last
night. t e Biblestudy Class of the Ad»
vent Christian church was postponed
until next Friday night at the home of
Mrs. Robert Thompson 265 East or .
cane. Everyone who can is urged to
be present. »
Sidewalks would have been very
much appreciated in East. Norwaik
last night on account of the storm.
They would not have been in many
places, in fact. this morning judging
from the lattes at many points where
there should be good sidewalks.
c
There is one improvement in side
walk conditions in blast NOl‘Willli. This
is in the little stretch from the Cone-
varl sidewalks in seaview avenue and
Fort street. The improvement has
been brought about by the spreading
of several wagouioade of ciudcrs.
Prank Oddo, the Washington street
harbor, and Fred Jennings will play
this evening in the pool tournament of
the South Norwalk Fire Police 1101» in
progress and which is now well start-
ed. several games having already been
played. M1. Oddo is rated lit) and Mr
Jennings 70.
The Arxand Boiler Company. in
whitb Charles H. Althorpe and w B
Fulani of East Norwalk are interest-
ed, reports the outlook for luminous is
so good that piaila are under way for
the getting out of a new model. The
company now has a man on the road
all of the time. .
There wasn't much doubt this morn
ing that a big quantity of lain full that
night. in fact, it was the heaviest
rsintull in many. weeks. it startedtttio
streams flowing and there will prob-
ably be no further scarcity in the
ponds. There is a popular belief that
winter doesn’t set 'in until the ponds
are full.
m
i'ool tournaments do not seem to
grip the inte1est of the East Norwaik
firemen so much as they did two or
three years ago Thus far neithot of
Hill local 1011111111111. have arranged a
tournament. forrthis winter. The Hub
nor tournaments also seem to bio
thing of the past though interest in
tilts game sooth. to have its up and
downs. .
man—n...-
lt is claimed at several teamstsrs
drove across ‘ Benedict Farms
bridge before the ” lme required by the
contractors for "cement to not and
in consequence are may be some
trouble attend f them if the orig?!
does not last out according to coutr t
it is said that a contractor 11 cart and:
load of furniturevwss driven acrolii
‘ the bridge stators it m1- formlily out
19111111 to the public last Saturday.
W
. Severn! well known East Norwsiii
young' then showed they were not till
soldiers 111st ill l. 7 hustlin up to
the New” timid h t e ha
1th storm to participate the dr ii
of the Sistilroomiiaay, to which th y
belong, and pony ii111111
111.111.1111 its til from Wsdiiii's
, day to'l’ & :gori a Hint of
the distill ‘ v in coin-l
pally. " , . ,
It Namath trite
performhuce It
relies 13‘9”. 5%
4; _. Town of Dorian.
ducted into oliioe with due 0 will!) 01
3 '9? did
1-11. our
by the firemen. Tile bill was 11 very
til “one, ongoofhtlic best. tagger: of
a. as :11 unusu also
no how! good bills have been are
seated at this playhouse so far this
season. ‘
'l‘hst 1111111111 old topic the “lesbian
tou street bridge. unlike the bridle.
itself, does not wear out. The people
of this end of the town tails a lively
interest in the bridge subleot‘aud con-
tinue to from day to day. They hope
that eventually all of this conversation
and comments concerning the struc-
turn will have the effect of bringing
about”" an improvement in the condi
tlou. No final improvement is autlci
poled until the approaches are con.
structed of a more lasting material
than wood.
Complaint is being made by some of
the residents of Seavlew avenue on ac
count of the fondness of some of the
school children to use the will; along
the thoroughfare instead of the side-
walks. One resident stated this morn
ing that this practice has resulted in
the gouging of the edge of the lawns
and at one or two points of the llamas.
of the walls. Another side of the
a air is the denser to the youngsters,
themselves. who lump the gods where
the stops dre located.
Novel of Fire Protection.
Editor Evening Sentinel
The local item in the East Norwalll
column on Monday referring to the
question of the needs of a more elabor
ate lire 11111111 system prompts 11111 to
lay emphasis on the fact that cheap
economy in so vital a matter as pro-
faction against lire should not for a
moment be seriously considered.
it is an oft repeated axiom that a
chain is no stronger than its weakest
link. Therefore hearing this axiom in
mind in connection with the fact that
notwithstanding our department is ac-
knowledged to be most excellent as to
personality and efficiency. it might at
a critical juncture be handicapped by
the missing of some necessary ruqui’l‘e-
ment that had been previously eug
gelled and monthly tuiiied down on
the pretense of expense
Acknowledged progressive improve
ment in electrical lines is coined upon
to further all public necessities and if:
an electric lire alarm is an uptodato
requirement and in any sense tends
towards more ambient protection by
all means lay objections aside and
adopt it
Respectfully.
CHARLES RAYMOND.
East Norwaik. Dec. 7. 1908.
lillillliii
Mrs. Josephine Craw is. visiting relo- '
lives in Greenport.
—....
A drain is being laid from the Row-
liyton school house to the creek.
Lewis Parker. of New York. spent
ycstcitiay at his home in this place.
—-—Scb. Mary Calf will be to harbor
Fri. or But, with Ia l. turnips,
Revival services will be held this
evening at the Methodist Episcopal
Church.
The mat-rate walk from the street
to the Baptist Church is completed
and makes a big improvement.
Mrs. Florence Hunt. of New Roch-
elle. New York. was a visitor with
Elisabeth Raymond. of Raymond
street. West Side. yesterday.
A trolley ('111‘ run off the track this
afternoon on the curvo opposite
Mead's store. and came near colliding
with the cannon on the square. it was
some time before traffic was resumed.
9iilllli llili iiiliillll.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Dorian Business Men's Association
will be held next Monday evening.
80 successful was the recent social
dance of Lincoln Council. Junior 0. U.
A. M.. of Dorian, that another similar
event is hoing‘pleutwd for next week.
.workmeo of Contractor Robert
Shelton. of Noroion Heights. started.
yesterday, to build the foundation for.
new cottage on Holmes avenue. (lien-
brook.
Otto Miilor. a former well known
“Dorian you“ man. who is now a salon1
man for the Bennett Typewritinp 00ml
puny, of New York. was a visitor wit it
old friends for a short than yesterday.
on..."
' A hobo. whose features were animal
iiinr to Dorian. was run out at town
Monday night by Constable Redford s
Smith. The fellow was report“ I
engaging in the art of pauhsadliu
and had been put out of one or two so:
locus. ‘1
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Constable Hsnford limits is how tho
full fledged irusul pincer . tor 1111
Mr.- Binitii was in:
Monday. in consequence tli rs. are
several youngsters who are about to
attend school or the truant tinctu- will
know the reason why.
Frank achlrmer a 1111111111 contrac-
tor. was More Jultloo William to ion
Willnlott. 111.. a few. tryout _ can.
Healthier was arrested 1151 111111 at of
a relish 1111 show been.“ ;_
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ltd,“ 1111 ml dos:
1
i ; “93*“ng
puntery to rolling.
at. Ground 111. broken yesterday for .1
the extensive addition to the Dori-11
11111111111111 hurch at the rear. This
addition wil be used as a Sunday
school Ill... Along with this sddl
111111. 1111111111 w in were draw
C. B. which. talkers willows,” e-sl
tel-aliens to the church it
any. also accordion to p ‘11 mm by
Mr Fitch. The front t 1111 Will he
changed from the tower the center.
Another change will its this splurge .
meat of their 1111 [I am it is ex-
pected that the writ w it be complet-
ed next spring Thiii his 11111111111111»:
la 11 tribute to 1111: nostril it of the
postal. the Rev. G. ll. 81am under
whose pastorate. which. thoucli he has
been here only since last spring, has
prospered wonderfully.
illLlliiid
Mrs. Harriet Price spent yesterday
in Bi idxeport.
can——
Mrs. D. H. alivermsa of Sauxatuck
is visiting out of tours.
MCorneilus Kemper spent Sunday
tb friends in Weston.
Daudelions are in tall bloom on one
of the Greens Farms roads.
Lena Matthals, of Greene Farms 111
recovering from her long illness.
George (iampher has completed the
concrete walk near Charles Fablc's.
Mrs. William Staples 1111 been on
tertaining her father. Rev James E.
Coley.
Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Baker re
centiy entertained their daughter from
Bridgeport.
Mrs. Harry Sherwood, who has been
visiting relatives in New Jersey, has
returned home.
St. Agnos‘ guild held ! meeting
Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Henrietta Bradley .
Louis Manner. who broke his arm.
returned to school Monday. although
he carries the member in 11 sling.
Mrs. Gilbert lilit. Composrteet. has
been entertaining ,her mother. Mrs.
Hills, of Quaker Farina the past week.
Rev William Btrmr. who has been
the guest of Rev. C. B. Slums. has
returned to his home in Rochester. 31.
Y.
A new light has been placed out
side of leopard Wagner‘s place of
business. which is a great improve
ment.
Mrs. Boyaton will entertain the
Current Events club tomorrow after—
.uoon at her homo on East Church
street.
Minutes. the youngest daughter of
.a11d Mrs. (lemme P Jennings oi
tlr'eens Farina entertained a gathering
of friends Saturday afternoon in honor
of her seventh birthday.
W
Gimme (lampher .llnd helpers have
completed laying the concrete side.
walk heroes the bridle. No more
work in that line will be done by the
improvement society until spring.
Mrs. Horace Mills of Crest Highway
is speadin the week with Mrs. Brad.
icy Perry hi Morwln' 11 lane. Greenfield
«llili Mrs. William Smith. who has
been visiting in [lethal has returned
home.
Th Decembei; meeting of the Must
1111i society was held Monday owning
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Willlnm
L Taylor Anion: those who took
part were Miss Alice Smith of Strut
ford and bliss Jennie Grey of Norwuilt
AFFAIRS iN NICARAGUA.
”1"”
‘ I
People of the Republic Kept in laser-
ance of What is Happening.
PANAMA. Doc. 8.--Pfl||onl¢l’e 111-
rlvlng here from Nicaragua state that
the people in that republic are kept in
ignorance of what is happening
throughout the country. So strict is
the censorship maintained by Frost
dent chuyn that residents of the west-
ern pint of Nicaragua have not learn-
ed of the breaking of: of di iomatio
relations between the Unite states
lino Nicaragua. The president of lion-
duras. reported to be 1111 ally of Micro.
; has wired the Honduran minister at
Salvador inquiring about events in
Nicaragua site: avlag waited ten
days for a reply to numerous messages
"sbnt by its to Managua
.. Genera Toledo is besieged at tiny
town. which is sun-minded on land and
sea by the insurgents. 0011. Vulcan.
commander of the government forces
1 the last battle our items was
court-martial“ because a! the defeat
suffered by the government troops
This battle is 1111111 to have been 11 dos
parole 11111.1 government column
Which entered the light with lilo sol-
filers. left all but tour of them on the
on of the arriVnis here who is not
not vs of Nicaragua. states that the
government ollictsls st Nicaragua pub
iicly assert that Mexico will support
title “also 111‘ any controversy in which
tidy become involved with the
Units iltsteu', No tel-Mg? newspapers
are allowed to enter tantrum at
All ts ill contioi 01f t‘i’i‘e mammal
possessor! on an 11g 1-0 are
missed 1111i not allowed to bring in
or a thin: whic tithe officials
vs 111i: t be used to help the in
11:11:11. .‘i‘bv vitae tall. 111 11111
' 11111151111111; for
up willie: including by“
:£
soldiers.
‘ ”or
been covered with crushed stone are u
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pron».
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iiiiliiiilii Bill lliilli’lii
till 895 973.99
(Continued from First Page.)
Councilman G. if. liens asked how
he could pay out of the tax money al-
loted to the tax collector the rent of
"la use of the council chamber and the
water conimtssionere' room when he
was short of the amount necessary by
”.100 He was informed that he was
supposed to use but the council cham-
ber. and that undoubtedly he would he
allowed to keep the boobs in the sale
in the water commissionera' office.
Dr. James 0. Gregory wanted to
know if the library department could
not use the money appropriated to tho
libiarv. not according to the some set
aside in the appropriation ,for certain
thinks but 1111 the emergency might
arise Suchss a certain sum was
mentioned to be expended for bind-
ing. yet they might not need that
amount for binding. and it could be
out to good use in buying new backs.
lie Willi fanned by the board that
emooa could be used to and for
the library in 11 manner that would be
for the best interests of the library.
Councilman John ., Milne. of the
sewer department ought that the
81. 000 appropriated for the center de-
partment was sufficient. its bad but
two new catch basins built at a cost of
1100 each. and he had made arrange
1111111111 to have all or the catch basins
cleaned out for the rear. as maul’
times as was thought necessary for
Councilman George Bellwlts
complaint to mail rdinx t
propristioo for the not department.
Councilman Dr. William 8. Rome!)
thoiiaht that the light department
ought to him: 11 larger appropriation
duo
’ because of the lack of lights on some
of the streets. lie cited the one of
where there are twemy‘six houses in
Stewart avenue and not 11 light from
the corner of Connecticut avenue to
the extreme and of. Stewart. avenue
where it is crossed by Bit-vane street.
and 1110- theae people paid ‘iaxos they
were entitled to it proper amount of
llnliiink. No definite action. or rec.
omuicndatitm. was taken by the board
on this.
Councilman E. .i. Finnegan. of tho
lightened on the appropriation of the
83.000 tor the permanent improvement
of West avenue. He thought that this
nuiount would not so very far. and i111
stead of irvinx to improve West are
one with that small 1111111 it would be
better to use it in filling up the mud
holes in Wall street. Thu question
M0111»: (‘ould property owners be made
to pay a tax on what was not perma-
nent repairs on the street? it was
found out that they could not. The
question of having. the street with
brick was talked over, but was con-
sidered too or alive. The matter of
the appropriates for the highway dc.
usrtment came up later in the even-
lllll.
Mr. Plunesun expressed his thanks
to the board for the appropriation to
the board of relief.
Street Commissioner John Malone
also wanted to know what was meant
by the board of estimate and taxation
in recommending the reconstruction
and repairs in West avenue“ Was it
meant in repair over the present fltlh
(are, or not? if it was intended to
repair over the present nurture there
would be portions of the avenue too
high and others too low.
A general discussion followed on
this point. and C. A “stall-om thought
it would be 11 good idea if the count
ril was instructed to advertise for
bids to repair the avenue, and see what
information could he obtained this
way
finnnciiinsu (leorse llailwiis titanic
ed the board for the appropriation it:
the pollen department and though
that each policeman ought to have a
week's "childbirth before ‘ .
At! all who had appeared .to 111111.;
sent the didarsat department: he
the appropriations in 111111.
informed that the rent of the poll
station was mo 11 year totalled—alt tli
ism appropriated tor thus no .
and that 1110 would be deducted if
1111» original amount. in. 1110. making 311011
85.510. This was 11.111 in 11111 fol-111a!
11 motion; and
Again the I Dmflstloa for 111111111
hlshwsy I 9.4
Austl thoxatfit
angelic“ t
blshwnv department. wanted to be on .
motion the board commenced to take ,
A ll: Austin stated that he had been ‘
livelier or you ducal 113111. hot
I to yourxmwaul‘
out roads‘that he had seen. and be-
lieved that West avenue could be put
in a satisfactory condition.
Mr. Merrill made a motion that $7.»
000 be appropriated to repair West
avenue. It was seconded and carried.
There was some talk of including
Wall street with West avenue. but no
motion was made to that shoot
The board was not in favor of filling
;in concrete to the approaches of the
Cross street bridge. and considered
gravel as being better
There was no objection to the an
*proprlation to the sewer department.
land the appioprlstion to the police do-
ipsrtment had been modified a: stated.
A motion was made by Mr. Merrill
that the salary of the superintendent
of tire alarms be placed at 8150. and
$1100 for supplies. it was seconded
and carried.
One hundred dollars was voted to
be appropriated for any obligations
that may arise. as the clerk thought
there ought be several bills outstand-
ing that would be presented for pay,
meat in a few days.
The amount of lunacy appropriated
for all departments is $85. 973 00
No furl er business coming before
the board it sdiourned sine die at
ltizio o'clock.
INTIRTAlNMINT AT ELIZABETH
MEAD “WOOL.
. The girls of the Elizabeth Mead
school are preparing for 1111 elaborate
entertainment to be given on the even
in; of Saturday. December is. at Hill-
iside. The members of the King's
Daughters” Circle have for the time
being become an cicbcstra and will
ap- alve on that evening three toy syn»
phonics. To the melodies played by
piano and violin toy instruments add
the tlnltie of cuckoo. quail. nightin-
gale, triangle. rattle. bells and casts-
ncts. Miss Olive Gray will play sor-
erai solos and Miss Florence Min-re.
of ilrldxmmrt. will sing. Tickets are
being sold by the girls and by the
alumnae of the school with the super.
tatiou that suiticient money will be
grained to cm oy- the expense of a sclitii
mship at Maruillc College. Tonnes
see. For several vcara the alumnae
have sent money for the «duration of
one girl at tbc‘collc o. This year the
school plans to cont 11111» the work by
means of theI entortninmruit and hours
for 11 large patronage from those inter
unit-d.
children yer-y
fill! l’lETilliEil's
C A S T O R i A
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.URIAL OF BISHOP GOODSILL.
Mhlilllll‘dN. Dec. ii. in accordance
with his expressed wish the body of
Rev. Dr. Daniel A. iloodscii. into real
dent bishop of the Methodist Episco
pal Church in New York. was brought
tullils city today from New York and
given interment in Walnut Grove ('cm-
story. the casket on its arrival here
being borne directly to the burial
place. The committal services were
conducted by Rev. Dr. Jacob D. Price.
of New York, assisted by Rev. w. ll.
t‘huich in this city, or “hit i1 about .11
years ago ilieiiop tlooduoll began a
ministry which continued for almost
11 11111111111 of A centuri-
L...
Christmas Remittances
To the "Old country." :nd to all -
points in Europe.
1. M. LAYTON 81 CO
(lNOORPORATED) 9
insurance and Real
Eddie Agents
1 autumnal“. to. Norman.
"Mignomdormrm ..
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and cold water baths. so: an electric
ilcbtim Fins cry rooms.
tiimgrr.‘
nonhuman";
WM ill. Mammalian“:
or. list
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.1. A 1.. diurnal-11.11:
c111. trim» «a assault on. 1'11. ill-ii
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Kidd. pastor of the First. Methodist '
Pl‘ on “O“
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MONWiLLE IOY POUN.
MONTVIIJJE Dec. 8.11—-Alfre 01111
stock, the 16 year old Waterford boy.
who disappeared mysteriously Sunday
night. was found in the western part
of this town yesterday. The matter
was reported at once to L. A Com-
:tock. the boy“ 11 father. The boy will
in a dazed condition when found about
four miles from the place near his
home where he was last seen. No-
plausible story of the disappearance
could be gained from the boy. The cl
der Comatock was of the Opinion that
the boy had been drugged He was in
the practice of taking the collections
from the church to‘the treasurer, who
is sick. but his young brother. John.
took the money home Sunday night.
The them-y ie that the boy was
drugged by some one who thought he
had the money. That part of the coun-
try 111 which he was found was search
ed by sheriff's deputies and schoolboys
Monday. but no trace of the lad could
be found then.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFER!
The following real estate transfers
were recorded in the town clerk's of
lice today:
Jeanie G W hltehud ‘lo
Podium-e. land and one-half house.
East avenue; warranty deed
Harriet L. Woodward to Morris Ep-
stain and any E. BateC. alas build
in; lots. Lincoln avenue: warranty
deed
F'state Dwight J Osborn to Daniel
A. Newcomh building lot.
street: administrator's deed.
A Timely Subject
For All House-Owners
This is the season for oloulllnl
up the premise; suspend the
scrub brush for the lions. and
the take for tho lawn or. good.
but they doat‘ go for «can.
You can clean dirt “snout
to make the house. the bums.
stables and fences right they
aistauce from lo a p
’3 111111111 not 1111 11.111» ms?
lid when caught destroying
1 Doors in a tree on a violin
wuuun :
Davis ‘
. (Disc Records. innate t
tabloid
sorrow “Verity Wield?
were released through
11111 1111111111 his will;
.r
1.1.1.1111 mm
the wgirls upon their chilly
cam cartoon. 3 We
who would drive the 11111111 I.
dune but the Connecticut. Ital.
nothing aboutisvhat shall i1
11 deer that keeps tire with
The deer‘: antlers were it‘ll
the girl: and the elder sister
of a plan to turn the tables "
animal. Slipping all». Joey;
skirt. she swung herself «1011’
lowest limb of t
the garment wt a. drop
bag over the home a has. \
animal. Then before the dull ‘
chance to recoverstroln its M
to 111111119 01! the snouuilwrinl M *
both girls all d in
mm 11 line 111 the use and
W 34 1,
WILD Alumni: roll MIA.
uoerou Doc. maid-1 ‘
shoremen at Commercial Who 1'-
toad sottiy is input . ' ' ,«.
with extreme aiicacy forth-‘5. " ‘
packages whiciithgy ._ ‘ ' ‘ "‘
the Plant 1.111911
Elie time the 'loa ‘ '
11g the boxes than who
meat of growls. has ri ”m
yelpl. The hellish lull west
with as muchga 11: if) it "
(lull: china. couillted It?“ . 1
o w animals. Ill; '
may; “99.11111 ' ‘
t’uba. 11111111111111
numerous small” All
lions. pantherl’.“a
. .«.z 1.
1mm 1
Tit all cilia?» ’ lilo
Will Lost a nil-tine.
Tea Kettles. Sodce Posh: M
Boilers. nylon Pun. to.
should be ire-shelled up with
r a
We have everything for the
painting—linseed oil. tum.
MUM and
Atlantic P1111: White Lead
711: FAMOU.
oo'rcu oov PAINTII IRAND
we can wants: this White
head’s partly.
See us about your painting.
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E. E GORHAM
cscosnrcs.
um 1101111111th cons. _ -.
GAS ,
F ixtures.
Latest Desifio‘s oi
the 11111111111111...
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«Concealed piping can in
run in any house. Have an
tip-11.11111. 11.1.3119 along
your house pipcdfor gas.
iii/"'1 will 1111' 11,” it" can.
1m Matti.
Pier 11.111111 River. my
of Dover street): war!
Sunday). It? 4 ii.
at Namath up to
Moi-walk up to 6,: dog. .111.
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