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VOL. VII NO. 1772. N ORWALK CONN ., WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 29.1897
PRICE ONE CENT.
F A B‘IGWB‘llIflQUET.
Congressman Hill will be the
Guest of Honor.
Prominent Business Mon, Manufacturers
1 and Others Take Part.
At tliée Park City Yacht-clubhouse,
Bridgeport, this evening, there will be
an event which will be one of the lead-
ers of the season, the same‘being {to re-
ception and banquet tendered to Con~
grcssmalsll‘. J. Hill of Norwalk, in rec-
ognition of the valiable aid he has ren—
dered Bridgeport in furthering plans
for harbor improvements.
Commodore Charles H. Morris, who
has had charge of arranging for the
banquet, has been indefatigable in per-
forming his duties and from present in-
dications success will crown his efforts,
\to a degree beyond that at first antici-
pated. Busmess men, manufacturers
. and others who have been asked to
participate have cheerfully complied Feb 12—11:40p 111 Box 63, Location Johnson locked herself in her private t d t t' f l 19 Recitation “Santa Claus .. H d
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with the request and expressed them on the 91m“, Congregational room. It was no unusual proceeding no an :1 Op a 1011 mm 11y anguage was anested by Detective Sergeant; ' ' _, ,1
. . Church, lure 1n Steeple, Defec- . . _ under the sun. When th1s play was Dennehy of New Hav‘en and Inspector 132811181.
pleasure at being ableto be parties I111 tive flue, Damaoe $690 Fully' 1n- and Mrs. J ohnson-s susp1c1ons were not first presented in New York it was T d f B h h d b 13 Recitation, "The Cedars.” Jeannie
sured' aroused and her first intimation 0f the from the pen of a then comparatively ry e1 0 '1 oston, W 0 .1 0 tained a Chalmers, May Marvin,Emma Quin-
" ' showing appreciation of service to pro-
ANNUAL FIRE REPORT.
Made to the Council by Chief Engineer
Prowitt.
The following is the annual report of
the Norwalk Fire Department, made
to the City Council on Monday evening
by Chief Engineer Browitt.
NORWALK, CONN., Dec. 27, 1897.
To The Mayor and Council of the
City of Norwalk—
Gentlemen :——
I have the honor to submit for
your consideration, the Annual Report
of the Fire Department, for the year
ending December 27th, 1897, giving in
detail the number of fires, the causes,
and the insurance thereon.
The‘ Departmentdias been called out
nine (0) times as follows. ——
Jan. 11—11230 p. m., Box 15. Location
East Ave., Barn owned by Es-
tate of Joseph Hubbell, Incen-
(1111 y, Loss $500, fully covered
by insurance
Jan. 2'7—l: 20 p. m., Box 15, Location
North Main St. House owned by
Estate of John Mason, Occupied
by Charles Ow ens, cause thawing
frozen pipes, Loss $25. 00 fully in—
sui ed.
Feb. 4 ~10: 40 p. 111.. Boxes 15 and 21,
Location foot of Spiing Hill,
Italian Shoe Shop; Damage $50.
;
Feb. 28—12: 25 a. m.. Box 21, Top of
111E131: LIFE.
A Newtown“ Woman, Shoots _
Herself. in the 'Head- .
No Cause Can Be Ascertaired for the De-‘V
sire to Die.
Miss Rebecca Johnson, aged 53, is l y-_ . "
ing in a very precarious condition at ,
her
wound in the right. temple, self-inflict:
led, and her death is but a question of
a few hours. -
Miss Johnson has been in poor health
for some time and had frequent attacks
of melancholia.
several occasions that she would com-
mit suicide.
For the past few years, Charles B.
Johnson, a distant relative, and family
have been living on the farm and car-
ing for Miss J ohnson.’ Mr. J ohnscn
went away on business yesterday morn-
ing and soon after his departure MiSs
home in Newtow‘n from a bullet ‘
She had stated on _ 3
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AMUSEMENTS.
The Coming New York Production of
"My Friend From India.”
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The fo1 theoming visit of the Sy mth
11nd Rice Comedians to Hoyt s Theatre
on the 4th, will be the occasion of the
presentation of one of the very clever—
est farce comedies written in the pass
decade, and an original comedy too,
unknown author and wholly unknown
FIRE BUG CAUGHT.
Set the. Tontine-.Hote| on Fire
Out of Revenge.
Followed from New Haven to Boston by
Detectives.
Frederick Cook'was arrested in Bos
ton yesterday charged with having set
fire on two occasions to the Hotel Ten-
The last time was
Cool? admit-
ted having set the fire, when under
tine at New Haven.
on Christ-mas morning.
cross examination at police headquar-
ters. He claims that five _ years ago
Manager White of the hotel did him a
wrong and out of revenge set the fires.
What the injury was Cook declined to
say, but said he thought he was justi-
fiable in setting fire to this place on
that account. He said:—
“I am satisfied now to‘stand the pun-
ishment for the offense.”
,When arrested Cook had a 32-calibre
loided revolver in his posseSsion. He
trace of him and supposed that he was
CHRISTMAS FESTIVAL.
St. Nicholas Visits the Congregational-
Sunday School Children and
Distributes His Gifts. .
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The Chapel of the First Congregaéionl-
al church was filled to overflowing last
evening on the occasion of the Christ—
mas festival of the Sunday school. The”
following program vVas well rendered
and each number thoroughly enjoyed :—.-
1 Christmas Carol, “The Wise Men. "
The Sunday school.
2 Prayer, Rev. Thomas K. Noble.
3 . Carol “Christmas Bells.” The Sun-
. day school
4 Words of Greeting, by the Pastor.
5 Recitation, “A little girl’s Ch‘r istmas
Wishes.” Isabel Rider.
6 Recitation, “A new Santa Claus. ”
Edith Sherwood.
"01d Father Santa
Claus.” Anna Curtis.
“The Bird’s Christmas
Carol.” J Osie Bates.
9 Recitation, “A Song of Santa Claus.”
Mabel Kellogg.
“The Christ Child.” . Two
Junior Classes.
“Kris Kringle’s Trav-
els.” Mattie Muth.
7 Recitation,
8 Recitation,
10 Song,
11 Recitation,
Bard, Clara Byington.
smote Bridgeport’s interests. Spring Hill, House occupied by attempt at suicide was when about . _ h' d ' 14 _ _ H ’ .
Covers will be laid for about 2300 0WD De Berny, caused by HOt’ 11 o’clock she heard the report ofa asa play Wl'lght' It was offered, too, game; to 5 1p on boar an outgomg Recnatoon, Mabels Chrlstmas
d h b ”H b ‘ _ 11 F1“? in stove, LOSS $3500 In- , 1 D ‘ E M S 'th d' . 1 _ by'two young managers, who although cattle steame1. Prayer. Ethel Ezekiel.
guests an t e anquet on re set ve MaI'ChSSI—igélgof). 3123001201; 21 Location piste. 1. . . . . m1. ,m: 11.11 ex Wellknownall over thc'country as a d- On both occasions when the fires 15 Recitation, “Visit of St. Nicholas.”
. ’31 at 9 o clock. The speechmaking 1s set top of Spring Hill House owned am1ne1, and Dr. D. P. R1char son wege 1:-irable directors of companies and were set the man arrived at the T ontln 8 Story told by . Emma McNaughton,
”a; to begin at 10 and of course there w111 by estate of James Smith, cause, hastlly summoned, but the woman was stars were hardly known as play-pro- Hotel the niaht before and each time illustrated by tableau.
be one from the congressman which ggihirgznfiidalggfifighi1123:2388, unconscious and'they at once saw the ducers. Furthermore the work was revistered abs “R Locke” About 1' {£1115 W23f0119w‘f3d by the appearance
will be worth hearing postmasLer- Ap1il 17—7. 50 p. m. Box 52. Location wound was fatal.The revolver used was?!» presented WWII comp ““1“?” little ad- .6 - . ‘ , 9 anta 2“? 1n urcoat w1th stream-
..1 M ._ ld W11 be a ter of cere- Harriet Street House owned by a.) calibre andonlv one shot was fired vance heraldmg, and yet it became a oclock on the morning of October .1, mg gray hall, who d1str1buted gifts to
e ect augo 1 _m s . George H. Raymond 2nd, cause, ““ ' ' sure'an‘d a lasting success, while' its 'fire was discovered in an unoccupied 311- After refreshments had been
monies and there will be speeches from ' Lamp upset, damage nominal Miss Johnson is a daughter of the late anther, H. A. DuSouchet became at room on the fourth fl 001, The fire W“ served and a merry time enjoyed the
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prominent local men and others, includ— Aug 1(I)~I1g11305t11 e131 Nag-Evil); £533:ng? John Johnson. . oncefamous.’ Mr. Walter E. Perkins, extinguished with '1. loss of only about Supermtendent, Mr. Charles Curtis,
ing business men, merchants and pro- Supply C-..o ,causcd by overheat- The affair has created «considerable tWhO is the original “Keane’s Shaver,” $3“! . who had 80113311}! prelslidcldt duisug th:
. . ' ed stove, Loss 1000: Insurance , q .. .- .. , the barber and,-the author had been ‘ evening'ca e 980 00' 0 01' 91' an
fessmnal men. . _ . $795. - 9f a” sentauon 1n the town. So far as 13103,. frien’ds for many years, and 1335*! Fmday ”1195115 £00k 1" is alleged the benediction was pronounced by the
Con ressman Hill will ar'me In An 15—Box 15 Wall St, Danbur & can be learned there was no motive - ‘ ” . _ .
g g. No 1k 1’) t 1. ght y mu ough their combined efforts the unwed at the hotel and againiegistel Pastox. _
Br1dgeport 3‘37 -30 and W111 be met by a millage $7§%% fiallllyainlsurelding’ for the attempt at self destruction. play .opens its New York run, to. last ed oxide] the name of “R Locke a, . At ' The decorations consisted of Christ
reception committee consisting of Sen- Total Loss for yea1 $5990. OO—Total _ 4' = = 150 nic‘Yits: and use up all the time that 5 a. m.- 0,, Christmas day, fire was (HS, mas “.335 prettlly trimmed and lighted
* ator MariCrOId Capt. John McNeil and Insurance $4235 00' ,. IHE BAZEIIIWUULD “K II] KNUW could befipought begged or borrowed . ' . . . . "1511 any candles, evergreens, Eb Chlm-
'M DIR ’. olds 1111110 will ‘enter- The commandingfiffioermf the difv ' from-f noises than three Metrbpehtan' 001’91‘691 m a room adjomlng the one in ney where hung well-filled stockings
2r?“ . Film 11 " ; ' ' . f 'fcrent companies. are as follows: —— ,, play-houses. .Mr. Pérkins gcdpes an “1116“th other fire was dlsc'overed. and old-fashioned draperies. 'The
tainhnn “ml 3 e. time. arrives or, Phoenix, Capt, A.. A. .Chinery, lf Mayor-elect Glove1 has dictated overwhelminggnccess inathe .title role, A porter saw a man, .whom he has festival W393i pronounced 51100653-
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enemas the em 01596 ab the - 0111b, %:;eeél§€p§a$§:iieso§lstebfi§m ' his message behis privabe secretary ~, and whlle South semen: may have identified as 0001:, leave theiroom. 151- , ~ - DAEIEN
house. ' Police, Capt... A. J. Meeker. When a building b00111 Will Suike seen 3’ rendering 0f the piece befom, vestigation showed” that there had been ‘ .
The caterer for the occasion i5 Ann- The Departments 15 111 200(1 healthy . Westport avenue. it is accorded next Tuesday evening laced in the room where the fire stai t- . '
ing J. Smith aiid he will do his best to condition, considering how little actual If Selectman Me1 rill will cut as good the pleasure 0f seeing the orirrinal p ' Members Of Eagle'Hook and Ladder
- . - h :11 b 11 (1 work 15 done to keep the men in p1 30- 'a crop of natural ice as he has done po- the acto1 for whom this zemai kably ed two gallon cans 0f benzine, in which Company are making arrangements
,pl mode a menu t at 111 c a e- tice , lit‘i‘c’ally .' successful comedy was written. had‘ been placed lighted candles The for a ball, February 3.
, - aired 1n that time. You have addéd to the inventory of . . ,. - .. The company under the ,direction of fire on the last occasion was e\t1ngllosh- The snow has put an end to all the
~' < A > h D ~00f fH 9 .. d If the Town and Guy Boa1 d8 0f Re- Manacer Julius Cahn contains a splen 1 f ho $200. ' ' " ' outdoor work that was being pushed
. t e epartment, 0 eet 0. 0591 an a lief will,4as usual,‘rece1ve complaints. . .° ' . ‘ '. - ed witha 0550 a “‘3 S .27 ‘
Th f 11 IUncasfliTrlbe. 1 t d Efw Trucké also “1° firmness “221.2101: 100K wise and do nothing. :1: 18152:; 3:112: Egatiligiiitigfifg- Through some means. which the. po- fogyllrlard lbgthe 52180:: en.P b t .
e o owmg o cers were e co c orses, an .tWO setso improve .ang- , ' . _ _ ' , H e a ice 0 e res y-eriau
by'Uncas tribe of Red Men last night: erg for Harness of Pioneer and Eligme If the, Counclimen 91%" have meas able work and contains many members lice do not stat,e ( 00k or Locke, was. Church of Neroton will hold a cake
' Sachem—Thomas Robbins. Companies ured the. necks Of any Of the office-seek 0f the or1g1nal organ1zation traced to Hudson and thenceto B0530” sale in the chapel to-morrow afternoon
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. Senior Sagamore—ww, J. Wilcox, Respectfully yours, cl 3' " Boxing Bouts He says that after setting the fire and evening.
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Junior Sagamore—F. G. Brotherton. SST: PROW-ITT, ’gang);Wflhoncislgfl'iZZdlilazz gill-1:22:55 Tom McNerLev and Capt Jack James Christmas morning he, walked from There died at her home in New Ha-
52(1):? 2232:: rées Effh‘ “. St __‘m(.>—~__.—h1ef Eng1nee1. reform - y y and the Saunders: midgets will don the J New Haven to Wallingford, thence to ven Sunday, the wife 0f Edward St“
r s— ar es ow. . ‘ . . , , hens formerly of Noroton. Mr. Ste-
Collector of Wampum——William Mil— Summer: Party. If Santa. Claus put anything in the gloves at “he Yacht 0111b “Hugh" H013 01m and N01 thampton. He has Shens: is sun a well known resident of
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161Keeper of Wampum~John Tryon. helmc Sgip;::1-;)allizsvl:::1§e$ Etude: 119mm 5 how: v-= @@@@ “(“C(‘v@@(‘2@(“€ (“C ($14 @(mac11WaC{amd@g(ficfia¥a{a(a@ the latter place.
Trustee—William A. Thompson. street last night. The party was a jov— Norwalkers in Hard “'0"- g) (a) ' MISS Austln, daughter 0f Rev. 5' J'
-—-—-——————‘Q.ON-—--—'—- ’ ous one Miss Mamie Dunn of South Two Norwalk young men took a @ 6'3 Austin, who 15 head 0f the literary de~
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Ileavy Christmas Travel. Norwalk gave an exhibition of club sleigh r1de to Stamford last nlght, and (3% NOW is the Time - $15) Eggnrgfijng SciaCEI-lilslégai :antilo: (ivitll:
The holiday travel on the Consolida- swinging. Messrs. Hurley and Brown probably will not forget it for some t6 ' ' @3 her parents at the Conglegational par-
- . ‘ . . gave several buck dances. All enjoyed time. They followed the custom of (Q ’ @- -
ted road and Its branches this year has a season of dancino and refreshments Norwalk young men when in this city @ (‘5’ sonage : ‘
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:81:ntllZilifilfifgaIEShvgvdbe:15).c123.- were served. Among those . present to visit a. number of the saloons, so that g ' For Old Lllld 121911) 51155671561 5 t0 Sfllld A” ”162} g Liveryman Oscar >.H Banks has
ed and specials had to be run to accom- were Miss Josie Sullivan of Saugaluck, when ready to return home they were at subscrqilzom f0? the W EEK L Y Gfl Z E TTE (a) moved from South Norwalk and. now
modate the rush The Adams Fx ress Maggie Sulhvan of 1%:qukaa Etta 1n 9. sorry condition to drive. Their :6 ’ (Q recides at Captain Wallace Dann s on
Co have also coine in for their 331:; e of Dounelly, Grace Valentine, Kittie first mishap occurred on East Main (3 d’fld New YOI’k Waklj’ Tflbtflw f 01’ ”16 3’60] 23:; 0105551313“
, '. . Keogh Stacia Kelly Mamie Dunn st1eet, when the sleigh was damaged & ' -
b dth h e _ 1 1 g .31 I; The deadly floublerippex is abroad
tziliiedixggst toegee3v5aczeyiilthtthzd (1:: Mary Hyde, Annie ‘Matthews,. Alice in a collision with the abutments of the @ . ”.1” ty g l g in the land
man d made upon them ' ’ Caldwell, Florence Caldwell, Agnes raih oad bridge. After reaching Noro- (Q ' Porn fllflgl‘y- -56'U6fi F6415 ”£6 GAZETTE [2615 (g) 61 l'ght fall of now:ould k ‘ t
' _ _' Donnelly, Maggie McSherry, Elsie Ma- ton the sleigh broke down, leaving the @ , - ‘ l . . s " ma e ex-
, . V v.' son, John McGowan, Arthur Caldwell, young men seatéd in the ruins in the (‘9 ”6967' f (”led In ”‘5 weekly $13215 10 1716 [10171195 0ft @ cellent SlBlgthE-Am
1 Appomtm‘ents by Gov. Cooke. Thomas Kelly, Harry McGowan, Wil- middle of the road. —Ad'vo‘cate.. % Farmers dfld Villdgé’f'S throughout [‘77fo 61d '33)) A large number Of Stamford sleigh-
bOVEPIIOI' COOKIE}: 1.13.8 confirmed the liam WRISh, Michael Dougherty, JOhD W'A V Y @ ‘ ind parties have been in Norwalk dill"
nommatwn of \Vllham fE. Morgan of Flynn, Edward Hurley, Milo Brown, Carpenters Elect (Millers. (a) County, and f 07 7720173 [721112 f f ty—szx 326617501126‘ @ in; the week Stamfordites know
_ New Haven asa membero theSoldiers’ Fred -Stoots Harr Fl . . - 351 (g) ' - . a
, ‘ , y ynn, Edward The Carpenters and Joiners? Umon L _ ) _ where to come When they want to en“
/ Home Board. for boo years from Jan. 11 Valentine, James Kelly, Michael Bar have elected the following officers: ((3; Tfibflflé’ has faztlfullyl LibOflv’d [(07 ”1317’ p705 Ea) enjov themselves. '
1398 Th1s 1%": leappomtmenn. G0? ber, Robert Cullen, Joseph McManus, Presidenv—Somerfield Tooker. LC party) 072d lldpplfi635. \ (ii) . "——“’“ _
er nor Cooke as appomted George VI. . Thomas Eagau and Frank Leonard. .. Vice President—Frank L. Q‘lfirk- :@ , , , 5) Mrs. DaVId W. Raymond W111 enter-"
1Brush of .Greenw1ch as harbormaster. ______.__‘,..,________ - Secretary— A. Greenwood. @- BOth 17017675 70111 ()6 56’”! IO ll'flj} address “‘00” ( tain friends at whlst on Saturday even-
or three years from 1320. 27, 1898. Married While Drunk. ‘1 gi'nancial segrigalfiVW A Kellogg. 8 receipt Of 012 l}, 0116 61011617. . A d (1735 5 3!! Wdfl’S g mg at the Mahackemo.
. ‘2', V ’ Cornelius Boughton, a railroad con- . reasurer— 3559“ ~ :3 . . . 2 ' . - .
Clarence Remembered Herbert. mam. has insmmdasunfordivome Conductor—WilliamJ. Sheehan .~ EQ to the? GAZETTE, Norwalk, Come. :5 Frank Woodward and. familijfll
Clarence Osborn is still enjoying his from his wife, who b‘efore their mar- “Tarden—M. J. Riordan. ' I (a) (if) 51391": theNremgmiel' 01 the Winter
. . ’ ’ ~~ ‘ , ' ‘ mom sin few or city.
honey moon, but 1‘ 13 apparent that he riage, was known as Mrs. Anna Kearns. =-v = (g g .
him‘
finds time to think of his Norwalk
friends. This fact is proved by the re-
ceipt of a package addressed to Town
clerk Herbert R. Smith, posted in Lon-
don by MI. Osborn with the intent that
it match its destination before Ch1ist-
Boughton awoke one morning after a
spree to find that he had been married
to the.Kearns woman. He refused to
believe it, but the recordsvsupported
her claim. They were married in
Bridgeport by Justice E. P. Nobbs.
Alcohol Stalistics. .
Deputy Internal Revenue Collector
E. N. Sloan of thiscity was'in Danbury
on Monday on busmess connected with
the compiling of statistics concerning
the use of alcohol in the manufacture
Court Mahackemo.
CourtnMahackemo, No. 33, E. of A.
have elected the following officers:
C‘. R.—~Charles White.
86? (MMQMMMQCMMQ‘QWWWGW@C@LWC
agreed to return to the state without
waifing for requisition papers.
0n Retired List.
The Annual meeting. of the Ecclesi-
astical Society'of the ~ First Congrega-
tional church will be held to-morrow
evening at 8: 30' 1n the chapel.
A
The Weather.
mas. Mr- Smith 15 perhaps What some Soon after announcing herself as his‘ of hats S- C- R.'—Augustus Magner. The adjutant-oenbral has placedCap- Snow to-night and Thursday, pre-
would call in} inveterate SIDOkel On Wlfe, the woman-departed, and he has < c' = S —:John SilQOX- tain Frederick H. Masterson, (36,111,313, ceeded by fair on coast, warmer.
opening the package sent by Mr. 05- never seen her glnce, . Boughtou is 35 "at StaliStics- . . R. S.——John Heynan. K. Fourth Regiment C N G Bridge- I
born the recipient found a miniature and the woman is 60. The divorce will George“ Clark, of Yonkers, N. Y., fl. ——Chailes Pennington port upon the retired list. at his 0“ ,1 DEATHS.
clay pipe attached toa card surrounded be tried in New Haven county. who has been in Danbury for the past C. of W. ——\Villiam Devine. request DICKSON—In Bridgeport Dec 77 1
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by quotations specially applicable to
smokers. And as if written by Clar~
cnce himself was neatly printed in
Klondike letters "May you pipe along
merrily thro’ Christmas, and may the
New Year fill your bowl with prosper—
ity. ” It was a small bowl and M1.
Smith will probably ask M1.Osb01n to
explain himself the next time he meets
3v.
_ Grace Church Festival.
.The Grace church Sunday school
Christmas festival was held last even;
ing. in‘the church. The rector, Rev;
J. McClure Bellows was presented with
a very handsome hall chair, by the
members of the Sunday school.
«coop—“—
~11 GAZETTE ad. will pay you.
week, cofiipiling statistics concerning
hats, has finished his laborsin that city :1
and is now in South Nor walk.
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New Moneyflrder Office.
On and after Monday, J aunary 3,1898, I
the post office at North Wilton will be-
come a money order office.
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" Iohn Cair.
Pr. Skidd.
"i-Malone.
‘s #— Clifimd ( ‘omstock
‘ck Anderson. ,
A‘s-J. T. Kennedl.
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Mrs. Orlando 1. Allen of Washington
street, South Norwalk, has been visit—
ing D1; and Mrs. Put-ney of Milford.
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Elsie May Kellogg of Belden ave-
nue, is visiting'her sister Mrs. Walter
Miner'at Groton.
A horse belonging to B, 'Harris fell
down on Wall street, yesterday and
was severely out. He was taken to
Banks’ stables where his injuries were
cared for by Dr. Schuppan.
Emma A., wife of Edward T. Die -,<son ~-
aged 38 years.
LUND—In Bridgeport, Dec. 28, Jen-
nie Margaret, daughter 'of’John M. and
Christine Lund, aged '2 years, 11
months. '
LEWIS—JD Stratford, Dec. 26, Eliza-
beth, wife of the late Eli Lewis, aged
79 years.
MARTIN—In Bridgeport," Dec.’
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'William Martin, aged 87'years.
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