and her family in Dededict m This
was about noon. This tree line so_
old that no one appoint fiam‘iprber i
when it won plowed lit d in the
orchard. where the odd Whats
Benedict had his homestead, which is
the same old building and formerly ‘
faced the short road, but was moved
back to Benedict. sci-est, when the
mpenty came into the hands of the
late J. Stumps Randall. It was s
grand old tree and made shade for two - v .
or three of the neighboring cottages Henry Avery is digging a well tor
in the heat of summer, and it. will be parties _I°“I°?9“3:m Hill:
very much missed. Fortunately the,-- 'v ' -’ . . .“‘. W
- at the Swedish Congregational Church ucckbent occitrred in the daytime and "(Exorcist Ifingrglvflmkhds
I .M evening. . there were onlytwu or three boys in - ‘ ‘
_________ the house. While the damage was
The weekly prayer and pulse ser- comparatively slight. having smashed
yI'vace was held at the IAdient Christian in one of the upper window, sash and
Church inst eienlng. The service was oil.. and while it was not a welcome,
ilkli attended. Ivisitor by any means the neighbors
'-I . will ileei much easier now that it is
'R‘ev. William W. Gillies occupied partly down. While the late Mr and
, 9, spirit and preached at the week- ans. Randall were iiv'ing in that v;
Iy prayer meeting that was held last 0mm .a. (um-gel. of a century or
melting at the Fest Avenue Methodist “0. another ,iargfi time was torn cont.
‘ . ,pletely out of the ground roots and 1’19 lodge A F “M A- Mv we in‘
stalled last evening “‘
fi‘hm wanna game at the Mayflow~
returned
t
shoot tomorrow afternoon.
u—aw—vvw—
Miss Dorothy Lchu has boon the
guest of her uncle in Cross liixhway.
(‘hrist church Sunday sobb‘ol held
their Christmas festival last evening.
w...—
W-..”
‘ ' --.-—-~— nil in a similar gale
Mr, and Mrs. James Paiiter, of this
place. were visitors at the home of
‘1 firnsng'ings Henry A [Islemimitom PRIEST“ “FE THIERT‘
- ale. avenue, iii geport, on
.I EliEil ll Hilli‘i'ii
II'I‘uesday.
(Continued from First Page.)
-n—nb—i-
dy. and released under 3500 bonds fur-
nished by Rev. A. G. Boynton, pastorI
of the Methodist church attended by Y.,
the boy, and Albert Southey. He was
also placed in date of «his father un-
til the Februsiy term of the superior .‘ Mrs. Willis Jones who underwent
”m” 1“ Bridgeim” ‘an operation at the Wright hospital in
When plated in custody the boy Bridgeport. Saturday. is improving
implicpted his father in the sending
of the letters, but at the trial took all
.i. F. BradleyTVho has been visiting
at his home here, has returned to his
duties at Montciair,IN. J.
Mr. and Mrs. George Boydiitn have
returned from Springfield, Masa.,
' where tiieys spent the holidays.
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‘v A thin sheet of ice partially covered
that portion of the harbor north of the
Washington street drawbriiige this
morning as a result of the cold weath-
«er last night.
Douglas H Roof“ of Syracuse. N.
has been spending several days
. . ___._.fi..__ with his father, Attorney 8. A._ i’urdy.
1-; John 1,. .Behrens, oi East Norwaik.
I has resigned the position of team solo-
list of Glace Chnich or Norwalli, as
Mr. Behrens will leave next Tuesday
‘IDetrdiflMicli, wbele he in ie
Wit um...—
[Joelle Perry. who is a student at
. ibisme on himself and sold that his Plait univeriiity is spending the week
t Arthur 1‘0“.ny of East No, walk lather know nothing of his doings. {with Mr and Mrs. Charles Fable on
leaves on ‘Janunii i for San Fruncisco,l One Man GaVe Up. King street.
California, where he will 101" Mrs 1 For the past few weeks many of the.
.liqoveiov and take up the duties of the residents oi this place have received'
Inew DOSlUOD Wthh he has secured letters in which they were requested
- there. ito leave some of money varying from
$25 to $100 at designated spots
King“: 3:}; msdxththh‘iartzrmm' John Gregoxy, initiation Alien. Wii~
would be dynusnlted nude a“: W233” iiam Collins and li‘dwnrd Dolnn were
meat inflicted upon them. The letters pull bearers at the funeral of Charles
Cod-trey, Wednesday.
were signed “Black Hand’ in red ink.
is ISO dire were the threats and so sure Ming Ellen nudgiffim resigned as
.Wel‘e 98W“! 01' the recipients ”It“ the teacher of the West Sausutuck school
The change in the ueuihm from yes- miter meant what he had written that was presented with a handsome cut
border was lather abrupt. but was in» the money was turned over as direct- glass hon bon dish by M Willis.
..Ipreciated by all The high Wind died ed Willard Adams, it is alleged was
' Ollt during the night and 19“ the mef- directed to leave $i00 wrapped in a, (‘haunccy ilaniord of State street
cury registering the cold as about 20 salt has on top of a chicken coop who for 32 years has daily commuted
. 46813335 above item which he is said to have done, and to his duties in New York city, has
" . . the money was promptly taken The resigned and wilhrctire from active
,. ‘I Word has 1'99" received “1 Ea“ circumstances were reported to the business life.
‘IINorwalk ot‘ the death or Mrs Hamel. state police, who have been here in—’
‘.~Qf_ Bellport. l... 1. Mrs. Hamel passhd vestléating for the past two days.
I—mvny on Sunday and is survived byn
Both. Richard Hamel who is well
linown in East Norwtiik.
The members of the junior and
senior classes of the Staples high
school enjoyed n strnw ride to Weston,
" M I Tuesday evening.
The Junior Epworth league of the
East Avenue Methodist Chniih will
hold a social this afternoon at 3 o 'clock
in tiie’butseinent oi the, church. A pro-
gram of music will be provided and re
.. Itreshments served. i
bus of the features of the entertain-
meat or the Holy Name saciety
National hail Jan. 9th. will be singing
byt Orpheus quartstto. composed
of local male talent
Priest Depdsitsd Money.
Yesterday morning Rev. Esther J. J.
_ Duggnn, pastor of the local Catholic
John R. L'Homimedieu, of Osborn church, received a. letter in which‘he
" avenue, has received a postal card was (“1‘90th to leave 895 tied in 11738“:
from Edgar Keeler. formerly of East bill; on the door knob 01? an outhonse
. Norwalk who is now located at Lot: on the premises of John H Robinson
' Rnge1'es, California. Mr. Keeler is before iio'ciocli last night. Reconsuité
_ well known here and sent his greetings 0d Willi the state police and It .half
to his old tilends. Inset live last night deposited the mon-
' .._..._..._. I ey as directed. Promptiy at six o'clock
J. L. Behrens has been with the young Eddy made his appeiirancs and
Truswe've Manufacturing Division 0! took the bag and money. As he was
e_ Sealshipt Oyste‘ii System for the leaving the Robinson place two state
posit ‘thii‘ee years as assistant superin policemen who were hidden behind
I went and will take upssimilar posl- bushes Jumped out and placed him
Mon iii venom, his home city. Mrs B. under an." est.
heinous mu children have already re
‘\ 3°” c°"f°“°" ute addresses. Love toast and clue
to Detroit
Eddy was taken to the local lockup ln’g services will be conducted by the
._...___.__.._ ,
William J. Haderfiot Brooklyn. N.
Y. Clark Kirk or Bridgeport George
Mrs. E. J. Wagner, Mr. and Mrs. E. 0.
~. Wagner M. E. Strong and .J' H. Hun-
ion of New York city are visitors in
town this week.
at the M E church Sunday evening.
Rev. C. F. Taylor Will preach Iat the
7: 30 service. The meihbol‘s oi’ the
mooted and fail with a, that 1““ father had 001110611961 him to service coifee and sandwiches will be
"til side and roof of the do it. This the police do not believe. aervedI
M33 Benson and but in a. pocket was a leiiter similar toI
andI Mrs. Ferguson
M'
on finding this that the boy broke enjoyed a happy evhllls’ Wednesday.
down and admitted the affair
boys Miler is a ("01bit oar $01!!!“ch rector, was held in the church lifter
on the line tannins betwen here and w.....n the“ scholars and friends were
Nos-walk and was not; in town. when the invited into the Sunday school room
350 arrést was made. ‘. t .- ' . r iwiiere another program; consisting of
The letter round in young Eddy'a recitation. songs and it play by If:
"25° packet was addressed to l“. M. Sal-young children“ was rendered. A
is Crackers. .....25e ‘mon, mnnsger of a local department pretty trée"lighted by olden-to unis
. ‘ ........:.‘.250: store and ”6 was demanded 9n Dull? stood on the platform around. which
nineteen. can.. “100 of having his home dynamited and the gifts Werovphcsdv can ind Rte
.'......100 summing petaoiuilln'lury. . . J’s-resin vigil ‘
I1........7 ., ' Mm R. H. Wheeler. of j ,.
limiter-d. and. William s mm on. The oust...
Willlmsntic. in: do eaten «sited new cumin
outlines"... . .. . .
Tito Winston. club out" hold a
The newly elected officers of Term 1
A. smith of New York city. Mr. and I.
i There will be a w'atch night service”
Clerical union will each give 20 min- ’ ‘
.159 the fierce wind of yew” and there, on being searched, conv pastor, Rev. A. G. Boynton at 11, 0., ,
n, 11W a. 1m.” mulberry [med on biting locked up, but BMW! clock. Between the second and third ; '
the one unit to the pastor and it: was The Sunday school ot’l‘rinity church . 1
The A' short 5 rvice with address by.i the '
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By having. its of these Outfits. you have practically eight separate articles’ in one cabinet. You ‘10., I
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convention” Those taking prom-i-
hour. parts we...” not... ltlppem
Jennie mariner. kin: foundation and
were hppropriste costumes; herplds.
Ethel Miller. s Lewis and Ruth
Miller-in whi
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Mist queen, Mabel d: in
bowls, dressed imprints “thither lip-4 .
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den. on Arctic we; comm
was the University at chum
IhphubssninChicuplfiors
inade‘his appearance and after. enter-
tntuihz the little ones. distributed the
gifts from the tree. T
.-—A specific for pain—Dr. Thomas
some Oil. strongest. cheapest lintu .
inept. ever devised: A hominid resin
America for til Ilsa-I.
u-ousruiim oi nuts I 1..
nit seasoni- psi. one. as.—-m
Norwalk Chronicler