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SOUTH
Tile Families in 1‘ 1111111111 Street
titan enter mi in Fire.
DADDED. IV A {DEEDTlVE ELDE
see In! by the WW II M
W Alibi m Gillie Will:
have considerable Punitive We:
WWW.
A tireoccurred Wednesday night in
the honest 18 11mm street. owned
byJehnfi. Knapp. The-hoursisoccnv
picdcutheilrrtfloorbyW A. Deviation
on thoracond floor by Charles Wright.
A , Wu John W. Welds, of Putnam
lion company, discovered the flames
, while he was going homeat 10:50
o’clock Ho hurried to box 14, at the
corner at Ann and North Main streets,
and 111mm 111 an alarm.
The Davis family had gone to Dan
bury to‘attend the ball of C. 1“. Com-
stoek Lodge, and Mr. Wright had just
been aroused when the supply wagon or.
rived.
The house was filled with smoke, mak-
ing it difficult for the firemen to db'
eii‘eotive work Dr. F. W. Dormer was
pveroorne and had to be carried out by
Assistant Chief Engineer D W. Har-
ford and others.
After an hour’s hard Work with or
tinguishers and one line of hose, the
' tire was put out, just as the flames were
breaking out on the west side of the
building." ' I} =1
The interior of the house was consid
arably damaged, and some of Mr
Davis‘ furniture was ruined. Mr.
Wright places the loss on his ell’ects at
830.
_1tisthought that the fire started in
“the basement, from a detective tine. .andl
£ng .
WW*MW 13h.» raw-«warn xii-Eran A: '7}.
In getting the truck out of the fire
department house "in Havilnud street
one of the doors was broken again.
RED MEN‘S DANCE.
The First ot a Series at Enjoyable Societies
Given Last Night.
The first of a series of dances to b'
given by Uncas Tribe, I. t). R7311, was
held last night in Red Men’s Hall,
Washington street. The attendancc1
was very gratifying and angured well
for the success of the succeeding dances
Lowe’s orchestra provided good music
and Harry Richmond prompted. Ninety
couples were on the floor.
The arrangement committee was Wil-
iarn Miller, Frederick Benedict, Robert
Pearson, Jr.. George Bogardus. and
Charles Walters; floor manager, Frank
E. Fitch; aides, Charles Walters. Fred
Benedict, and Warren P. Smith. Jr.
The next sociable will be 111111 Friday.
December 18th.
Thanksgiving Services Well Attended.
There was a fair representation of
members of the South Norwalk Baptis‘,
Congregational and Methodist chore-111's
at the union service in the Congrega-
tional church. yesterday morning. The
service was conducted by Rev. (l. 11.
Board, and an interesting sermon was
preached by Rev. B. 0. Sherwood.
Miss Nash rendered a solo. The collec-
tion was for the Norwalk hospital.
The Thanksgiving services in tho
churches of Norwalk. yesterday, were
well attended. At the union Thanks-
giving service in the Norwalk Congrega-
tional church. Rev. Frederick Curtis, of
Japan, preached. Pastors of the
Methodist, Baptist and Congregational
churches assieted.
Rev. F? W. Norris preached at the
Thanksgiving lefties in Trinity church,
yesterday morning. There wasageod
attendance. and the collection for home
missions amounted to forty-one dollars
The volunteer choir rendered excellent
music.
Dorm Leld lor Twenty-tour.
One of the most happy family reun-
ions of Thanhsgtng day was held at thu
hospitable home of Mr. and Much
Wallace Osborn in East avenue. Mrs
Osborn. assisted by her sister. Mrs
bountiful dinner, which was immensely
enjoyed. The guests present were Mrs.
Osboi'n’s brother's and sisters, their tami-
liee, and their parents. Mr. and Mrs
. Chet-lee Smith, at Taylor avenue. and 15
Bear Osborn und‘son.‘ Govern were laid
for twenty-tour.
, lee to. 1111: el can
Ticket 11.1111 1111.11 1111 11111111111 11 cos
at the Hmolknostcu rim-e. Wednol
new .111»: 11111 :11 mm
'cd. Mr. and Mrs. OJstmhnn receieved
8‘ 1*. Hands; cigars,ThomasiCasey, $5 in
TNMKWVANC DAV “AWE.
mamammimnam
1' 1 1111111111.. ll W. *
Yesterday attemmn at 4:30 o'clock‘s
pretty wedding tookptace attire mi-
denoc of Mrs. Bertha Dtebell, Washing-
ton street. Thebride W flier dough
tor. Alice Isabel Etch“. and Henry
Oustmsun was them. Rev. Fred-
eric W. Norris permitted the ceremony.
in the mm of II that number or
couple. Guests werepresent from New
York. Stamford. Bridgeport 111111 other
places. The bride were a costumes:
white silk, trimmed with. white lace.
and. stalls veil, and contacts bouquet
of bride roses. The bridesmaid. her sis-
tcr'Emma. was attirediu scostumc of
white albatross. with Irish point lace,
and carried white roses. The maid of
honor waslittle Charlotte. Stabell, who
also "were white albatross. and carried a
basket of flowers. The best man was
11111111111111.1111. Calvin T. Percy pre~
sided at the piano. After the ceremony
a reception was held, and a supper serv-
many handsome gifts. They will reside
in newly tarnished appartments in
Stamford
Roscoe-Taylor. .
The wedding of William Roscoe and
Miss Carrie Taylor, daughter of S. M
Taylor, of Norwalk. tack place at the
bride‘s home in Adams avenue, yester-
day at 12-. 30p. m. The ceremony was.
performed by Rev. T K. Noble. The
bride' s brother Frederick, and her cou-
sin, Miss Minnie Taylor, of Bethel. at-
tended the couple. . The bride Was
gowned in a time's-”traveling costume...
and carted white chrysnuthemums. A
dinner followed the ceremony There
was a pretty display of gifts. Mr. and
Mrs. Roscoe boarded the 2:25 train for
N ew York city, and after a short bride
trip will reside with Mr. Roscoe’ s moth ,
er in Camp strejlt.
Callahan-Bell.
bliss Agnes 113. Bell, of Wilton. and
Charles P. Callahan. of Hangatuck. wet:
married uth.Ma1"y s church, Thanks
giving morning at 8: 30 c ‘olock. by do
Rev. Father Enrlong. The bride wa
‘ - mishhrcceme
with trimmings ofpalc pink silk 111111111
White chitin)“ with but to match. Hi1-
worc 11 bars 1211 of. white roses. Mas
May Bill was 1111" 1:111:11 of honor
She wore a 11.11.. gr my 1'.. 131mm, trim 11111.
with pink silk. (‘hm'lcs E. (.Zullnhnu. :
cousin of the groom, was best man
Alter the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. (3.11111
han departed on 11 short bridal tour
leaving on the ‘l .03 express Upon 1111111
return they will reside in Bridgeport.
TURKEY SUPPER AND ENTERTAINMENT.
Scouts Again Attends the Ettorls ol the
Ladies at St. Mary's Parish.
The success which always chux'uoter-
121's 1'1111'21'1111111nents under 1111' auspices
of St. Mzn'y’s church, of Norwulk, \l‘il'
in evidenro at the turkey supper and en
lertuinnu'ut given ill the Athena-11111
Wednesday and Thursday night. Thou
were eighteen tables which were \I'I-l.
patronized, and the luIiiI-s in charge ex-
hibit-'11 1'11 or skill in their decorations.
The choir render-1'11 11 musical pro-
gr'dutllll Wednesday night. and last
night there W115 11 lurch-11111111611“The
'l‘hanksgiviug Turkey." Thor-1' who
look purl: wI-I'I' Misses Kalle McCarthy,
Elizabeth Hurkius. Miss. Kalvnnugb,
William Shel-bun, Gum‘go Bracken 111111
l'IdWIIrd Kzivuuugh.
Both evenings there was dancing in
Knights of Columbus ball. l’chll’s
orchesu'a furnished music and Professor
Flynn 11101111111111.
Among the ladies in charge of the
tables Wt'rl' Mrs. W. J. Tracey, Mrs.
Edward Kelly, Mrs. 1’. ll. I‘lwycr, Mrs.
Thomas Van-Ion, Mrs. J. H. Magma-
Mrs. J. W. U'BI'iI'u, Mrs. J. J. Bunion.
M 1's. J. H. Manning, Mrs. ll». UFI'oney.
Mrs. Hugh Donia-11y, Mrs. Sullivan,
Mrs. Alexander HnIilh, Mrs. 'M. J
Byrncs, Mrs. W. J. Hylaud. Mrs. Pulcr
Callahan, Mrs. John Madden, Mrs,
Warren Sheldon and Mrs. Thomas
Hunt 1'11ch lady was assisted by tlll’t'l.‘
or {our Winsome wait-reruns wearing
white cups 111111 aprons.
Articles disposed of by chance were:
Silver spoons. Frank Madden; prayer
lmlr. Hugh Donnelly; picture of holy
t11mily,Mies A. Kilboy: Secret Heart
Hugh McMauus: album, M. Hartwoll
bar-relief flour. Joseph Gillooly, ton of
coal. Thomas Montgomrry. toilet set, is}.
gold, Norah Hickey. The committee
was Rev. M. J. Barry, James Madden
and John T. Hayes. The numbers
were drawn by Mr. Hayes' little (laugh-
ter Marlon. ‘
The Advertlilnc Social.
The "advertising nostril” is a new
form of entertainment. Advertisements
are taken from the local papers and
minus the names of the firms to whom
they belong, placed on the wall.
relatives and blends of the young '
,Dullflwasucnught by L'izlers IWlIO was
DDRDNARD’S GREAT RDN
Into a Decisive Victory.
m
m
The Nanette lent the crack Sq 1.1111 Teen
by: 811m at Tee in MW '11
1111 Thousand People WW s
, r1111! canton, _ _
The "veil, ct mist which hung over
Norwallr Park. yesterday afternoon,
may not have been conducive to the
health or 1111111111111 (11' the. 1111111111111: 111 ' '
people who stood upon the damp ground
to Watch the tecthull battle between thew
San Ramos, of New York. and the Nor . ., ‘ ‘
walks. yet they saw a game that wellre
paid them for the discomfort thdy
were obliged to undergo. 011 the 111111111 .
side of the field an improvised grand
stand had been formed by two trucks,
upon which were chairs tor a party of
Norwalk society young ladies with their
escorts. The arrangegmntwas tarnish-
ed by Expressman Mom-ell.
When the game was called at 3:15
o’clock it was estimated that there were
upward of 19,000 people around the arena
in which the gladiators of the gridiron
were to most. The San Ramos, winning
the toss, chose the west goal and gave
Norwulk the ball. The 1111de decided
to have the first half twenty-live minutes,
anal the last half twenty minutes. 11‘111
led oil" with a kick of tony yards The
speeding back towards cents 1' when, he
was tac‘ led and downed San lie-1110
made slight gains through Norwullcs
line. when the home team secured the
ball nearSau Rome's ;thi1'tnyzu'd line,
but afterwards lost It on downs. Sin
Remo then made repeated gains through
the Igorwalk line, when they lost tho
ball 011 ll fumble, and l'omIcy rushed it
book to center from the forty-live
yard line. where i1111lers.'“ef the 15.11;
Remus. had carried it by {a short sport
1101111111; 1114.1'11 lost the ball on downs
budcrs made a gain of eight yards ad
heliun'vthcr t’) Norxv .i’iir’i fifteen-1'1)
111117, 11111.. 1'1. 111: 11.111 tackled by l‘cuuoy,
51.11 lluno thou backed the Norwalh
Line with gout I'll'ecl, until within ten
yards of the coveted goal. Horn lib-y
puntel i'orthe 1,111.11 posts, but 111isIIoIl.
211111 the pigskin was brought 11.11}; and
put into play. being Norwalk‘s ball
,When the sphcroid was snappx'l 11:11'11
Penney fumbled it, but dropped just 111
time to save the ball. Hnillin made 11
5111311 1111111 by 11 ili‘Sll 'slII'II'II to
the right. Norwnik then worked 11
ioublc pass through Wood and Ross
Hurchurd. the latter making :1 great r111.
downtln hold, with}: 11111111111 Hun lie
1110's left end, with but two men to in
tcx'cept 111111. Those were do Udsnnuvn.
whom he ran 1111111111 and knocked
down, and T. lStI'cII. 12111111111 ol
the Sun Rooms. who made :1 splendid
tackle just as iiurchard had reached 1111:
thnt-y-yard lino. His head struck
liurchard in thcclwst. knocking him
unconscious. 'l‘ixnowas cul'u-Il just 111:
B Irchard was tackled. Home, Norwalk.
0', San Home. (l.
in the. second half, the H.111 lifllllll.‘
led oil‘ with a kick. As the ballbouml-
11d towards Norwalk's goal, liIIill'iuI'up
tured it and ran back to Norwulk‘s
forty~yurdllinm where 111' w's downed
[toss Burt-hum carried the ball for 11
gain of ten yards throuthau ”.111th
line, follow 1 in turn by John 15111111111111
for a gain of fifteen yards by abi'oulI
through Sun ltorno’s center. Weed 1111121
went through H1111 Rome‘s line for four
yards, followed by three yum
gains by both Ross and John
Burchurd in the 811111» manner. Doulens
also made a gain for the Norwnlks. lo
the next play Finch tumbled tho-
bull when it was snapped back.
but Burt-hard saved it and at
the same time made a filll‘lll
gain. Sulllln kept in line with the
others by inching a six-yard gain through
center. Weed made another sIIIall gain
for Norwalk, when Finch made another
tumble. but theiadomitable Ross Burch.
out was again on hand to save the ball,
though no gain was made. (In a double
pass Ross Burchard not live yards more
At this juncture Norwalk was perilous—
ly near San Remo’s goal, and they mass
sod themselves to prevent further gains,
but Weed and 1111111111 both got through
their line for small gains. At this junc
ture Finch made another tumble. but
Ross Burchard 'got a yard. with only
another yard to gain for a touchdown.
which John Bernhard secured as soon
as the ball was again in play, auopculug
being made in San Rome's line (or him
by Disbrow and swam. The ball was
on one side of the field, in a bad posi-
tion from which to kick a goal. John
Burchcrd missed his kick. leaving the
score, Norwulk. 4181111 Rome. 0. The
bell had been in play nine and one-half
Prices are given to those who make the
largest number all correct scam /'tu
picnics out the owners or the advertise-
l
l
minutes.
Another kick, was tried by the visitors.
Sultan lauded the ball. but’ picking it
II 1...... 11111111111111 1.1111 11111111 °
TllE THANKSGIVING ‘EDDTBALIE. DANE ‘
centres Nanette W has
RIDAY. NOVEMBER
1111s
line
. , , cked
N
“ ‘18“ 1111111111111.
londdwua, with but one
mind rushed Ross Bun
until they had passed
Alicea yard line. Here
Doll by an oft-side play
are any vantage had been
too yards by an oil»
Norwalk
for another touch-
the gosh with but
spare before the whistle
orwalk, 10; 81111 Re-
ed up as follows:
NURWALK
l. c. Cotter
l. t. ' Weed
'l. g. Keogh,Wicke
0- Doulens
r. g. Disbrow
1'. l3. FOX
‘ r. e. Penney
do Cotonou 11. b. Finch
boilers a}, h. b. 'Snitiia
Storms, ' . r. h. b. R. Bernhard
Mitchell f, b. J. Bernhard
Russell; umpire, W. B
en, J. Lang, San Rome.
Clarence (1111,11, Norwalk.
1.111111111111111 1111'1'111; 11.11.
St. Paul's choir and the Center school
played yesterday}? the latter winning by
a score of 8 ml).
The
Norms“: Center school eleven
wenttoEWesilport to play a Saugatuck
eleven. in thnmorninn, returned defect-
cl by a score of 6 to
ll.
M..— We. ............._
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
HeAblilie a
There was allarno
11d Greene.
attendance at each
perfv'mueuce of the McAulil’l‘o-(ircene
Repertoire company at Hoyt’s Theatre,
yesterday, at which
plays were present-
ed that were fully up to the excellent
l’..‘tl.l lie: of this organization.
“ Through
tonight will be
Snows.“
The play
it assiau
Daniel A 11111.
Tuesday and Wednesday
in“ for
Kelly
three great plays,
l l1'liu‘ll‘fl‘,‘ ' " .'\ ”Ell
”()11t1'..1':tsnt‘ 11 U11 :It (,ity.
is 5111 1km of in the 1'.
pr. .;., throughout llu'
h-mw will no doubt
and I-vcr;
0n Manda
event”: 0: Ext week, Norwalk people
sacred with
and his excellent company in
performaucn
Daniel A.
vi:c:"'1‘lIo Shadow
El". 11 \~'.11'~" and:
Mr. Kelly
ighcst 1111115 by llll‘
country, and a full
greet him at 111111
Heals at
Wood's and Tomlinsnu‘s.
Four Popular Lectures
Keep 1111111111! the (11111.1 of the four
h'ctures at the First
church: Dec. -lI-DI'. l’oulson on “quor
M oplo" Ul‘l‘. l‘——])1'.Bucblé'lcon"What '
is H111 '1'0114: " llcc. U?~—l)r. 13.111115 on
”White Slaves," Doc. L‘ller. Wilson
on "Yosemite." The entire course 7.)
cents. Reserved souls ll) (rents extra
for :1 single night; ‘ '3!) cents for
cours .‘..
Methodist Episcopal
Chart opens at Brown 1% W11-
cox's, Monday, November :51).
A contest...
Manager Hoyt l1
theatre, next M1111
evenings.
and Torsiello‘s Uni
Band, from the 1"11
'l‘runtou, together \v
of specialist». The
questiouubly as are
has over appeared ll
prices will be 2.3. :15
:Is booked
tho famous
for his
11ml 'l‘uosduy
(31.1111n11mgr11pl1
lcd States Marine
Ithl States flagship
ith 11 good company
combination is an
at an attraction‘ ll“
1111b; town. but the
111111 :10 cents.
day
The 11111111111 Tide.
()livor Byron and
the IIltrIctinn at. “(I
Kain llyrou will lli‘
yt's Theatre, Thurs
Iloy [2111:11111l11'1'11, presenting "Tho Turn
of the Thin,"
comedy drama wri
gins, author of tho "Plunger."
full of strong heart
ling with comedy.
which
is It romantic
ltcnby David lily;-
It is
interest, and spark»
10111111 LADIES' ASSEMBLY.
II
The Members at the Matinee Whlst Club Give
a Dance in Lectweod‘s Hall.
The young ladlos' assembly at Lock-
Wood‘s Hull. last night, was a small but
very enjoyable affair. the number being
11111111111 to the fair ones of the Matinee .
rho got up the dance.
Whlst club.
The older ladies
occasion by their
who graced the
presence were the
patronesseslot the evening.
Among these pro
at were hire. '1'. S.
Morison. Mrs. lio rt Vaulluren, Mrs
George W. Cram.
Mrs. 11.1). ll'lt‘G.
Mrs. Georgec
Mrs 13.1). Kcelm',
Mrs. (.'ito Hutch
Lockwood. Mrs. Thomas
Peck, Mrs. C. A. Hal-strum. Mrs. James
F. Fielder, Mrs. Lctlrand Raymond.
Mrs. H. W. Gregory, Mrs. R. G. Wilson,
Mrs.
George Burton, Mrs. Thomas
Benedict, Mrs. Connor. uni Mrs. S. L.
Weed. Misses Mary Kirby Jennings,
Helena Hill, Gertrude Peck, Clara Hill,
Alice Cram. Fanny lacuna], Agnes
Gibbs. Alice H111 rwcc 1. Emma Lock-
wood. Louise Woodwurd, Edith Smith,
Inez'Kceler, Miss Hoyt, litre Henderson
and Miss Bartram.
Refreshments were served at intern
relation. The music was by Weldin-
I
1
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Special 1111111111». tone Sentinel up
to the Hour oi 1111111 to Press.
We
VlEYlER’S‘ REQUEST FDR DAVALRV
A Regiment at Three Troops Will Sell tor
Cuba on December 2~Fsrmere Intomed
That They cancel lie Authorized to
draw Crops on the Island.
(Special to The Sentinel.)
MADRID, Nov. 27—-Gen. Weyler has
made anurgont request for a. regiment
of cavalry and these troops will sail for
Cuba on December 2. ‘
LONDON. blov. 27—h dcspatch from
Madrid says: “Gen.,Woyler, replying
to a mercurial addressed to him bya
committee of Cuban farmers. informed
the memorialists that he could not auth-
ori so the farmers Eoi Cuba. to grow crops
in anypmtot the reload” . ' ” ‘
Dr. Lee Becomes a, Cobbler.
(June 111 to '1' be Seutlncl.l
H.111 r1 1.11111 Nov. 27~Wnrdon Wood-
bridge, of the state .prison,’ said this
morning that he had had no trouble
1111111». J. Edward Lee, who is serving
a live ycai's’ sentence. Lee has been
placed at work in the shoe shop.
Yesterday the convicts were given
their regular Thanksgiving dinner, con-
sisting of roast pork, mashed potatoes
and other vcgt. tables and .r11it.
‘aspar Horticin, the condemned mur-
derer, who is to hang on Deceiu or :3, is
apparently one of the happiest
prison. I
A New Milford Rustic
. 181101;}le to The Sentinel-l
DAVIIIFIIY, Nov. ‘37w151udrew Unrmh'E
a rustic from New Milford. came to
Dan‘bnry in search or fun yesterday. He
drifted .into 11 colored cake walk, and
when he 1211111? to his Senses this morning
he found that he harlbccu robbed of hi,1
vulua‘Ib's amt mom'v.
Sperry 60ng to Vlashingion.
1H1.1-1.'1'.Illo'1‘l111 5111141133.:
N raw ii.1\'I-'..\'. Nov. 21‘.-~(}1Iung-ssmau-
vim-t Sperry will leave for Washington
Saturday, December 71th. 111' will reside
at “11 Hotel llluckingimm.
Snow in North Dakota.
ls]!t"‘ll” [11 H111 Solution-i.)
Ml.\\‘l-‘..\l'<ll.lrl, Minn, Nov. film'l‘ho
\vnrstblizmurd in the history of North
[talcum is now raging. There is from
two to 511' feet of snow on the ground.
The 01111111; Guns T.esled
15111'i11l‘w i‘lIoSunlilu 1.,1
HM FILIM'N 1», Nov. lim'l‘hc battle-
shipklln'gon. which went to son, last
Saturday, returned yesterday. During:
the trip 1111 the gum worn tested, the
mud pieces working beautifully.
A Hartlerd House Burglarlzed.
“111111111111, l\1.1v. 'Ji-Jl‘lu' residuum of
Harry 1.. liIIII' was burglarizcll last
night.‘ ’l‘hrcc gold watches and quite 11
sum of Iriulll'ey \vot‘c tnkcn.
Two New York Suicides.
(Htu'I‘lItl l0 'rlt1‘HlvnlllIIll.l
New Ymru. Nov. Din-hlnrtirIHamuelr,
aged forty. 11 butcher. counnittod suicide
in his store 1111T'lightliavcmwbyasphyx-
iation. last night.
Herring Hacks, aged forty, shot him-
self in (loutrul Park, this morning. lie
died in the Presbyterian hospital.
An Opposition Ticket.
11411111411! to The Nominal .)
New lines, N11v.'.l7.--—'l‘hc Hilvcr
Illcnmcratn will hold 11 convention,
tonight, to nrnnluatc candidates to run
in opposition to those placed bathe field
by the (told Democrats and Republicans.
It is cxmctcd that W. ll. H. Hewitt
will be nominated for mayor.
- was--.“ ., .
DOTS AND DASREEA
lélpcclnl to The Rentinnld
Lashes, Nov. Diwllnitcd States A1111
bassadorllayard and Mrs. Buyout rc-
turuod today from Windsor Castle,
where they were the guests of the queen
yesterday.
here from, Winnipeg state that the worst
Mitt yam is now raging enough-
, on mac. -'
111111 useful inaccurate
1m '1qu e111 MI. sum manna There
Winter Men have ‘
Mini Margaret, Clever), at; Namath
accompanied by Miss Therm Meboney..
of New Britain. atteuMd the collegiate
ball in Newark, N. .1., Thursday night
Miss Helena Cummings: of J
City, N. J.. is the guest of 8. J .’O Brien.
ct Bayview avenue.
Tracy Jennings, of the Peokshill Mili-
tary Academy, Is spending‘the Thanks.
giving recess at his home in West street.
’ George Lauder is home from Brown
University. accompanied by his class-
mate, David Falls, the famous half
baolr ol-the Brown eleven.
Mr. and Mrs. Alerander Archer. of
Brooklyn, spent Thanksgiving with Mr
and Mrs. Charles E. Jennings, of West
street.
Mrs. T. H. Cole. of Railroad place, is
spending Thanksgiving week in Boston,
with friends.
Miss May McCabe, of Haviland street.
is visiting friends in New Tiiaven.
Miss Phoebe Laura Seymour, of the
New Hovc 11 Normal school, is spending
the Thanksgiving recess at her borne in
Chestnut street. Norwalk.
Miss Agnes Carroll, of Bridgeport.
spent Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs.
James Sheehnu, of South street.
R. 1.. Baker and family. spent Thanks-
giving in Piainvillc.
Miss Jennie Hodge and mother. from
Daubury, spent Thanksgiving with Mr.
and Mrs. Nelson II. Hoyt, of Bayvicw
avenue.
Miss Home Bates, of Benton] place.
spent yesterday in Redding.
EE Mr. and Mrs; William Warren, of
West street. returned today from a
month‘s visit with their daughter, Mrs.
Wayto A.Rayn1cnd in New Y.ork
The Misses Julia 1111.1 Bessie She llhoos
of Betl1el,ate Thanksgiving turkey With
their lrollur, L111 urge A.Shelli1oos, of
N onv elk,
"Air and Mrs. (merge i‘. Ht.
111 Now It 11111).
Jarvis Kellogg and forniw'of (.‘cntcr
.,Ivcnuo (lined with Gringo T. Holly and
wife .1'. Stamford ye «replay.
Miss l 'lura Bells will spend Sunduyi :1
New York city. the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. George FE. introrworth.
Miss l'JIia Bows-11'. of Dorian. is agucst
oers. E.J.'l‘hmu'1r: of Borkeieystreet
Rev. 111I1l1llr.li Watkins of Grace
1'hur1'i1,sp1~11t yesterday in New York
city, wit} 1 Dr. 111111 Mrs. Paige.
Mr. and Mrs. George Ward Selleck
spent Thunksgiv 111,. r in N1 1v Britain.
Missliracc liyingmu, of Vassarm‘vl-
logo, spout'l‘i11111ksgiviug with her par-
ents, Air. and Mrs.
iichien avenue.
1.111111113111101 (.ieorh'e Nickerson. 0f
the Norwnlk pust'ollicc, is visiting in
New linv‘cn.
Mrs. A. II. (Jump and son Harry, of
Norwalk. spout. today with Mr. and
llulstcad limllicld, inNcw llaven.
(hangs Raymond. of Barton, and
Miss Lizzie Hmith, Alva. Ambler, Miss
l'ltta Hoolichl, and Mr. and Mrs. l"r1'rl
‘mliohl ntchIIlI 1t 11 family reunion with
twor '11 Avery. in Green harms, yester
«lay.
Mrs. George ilirst. 01‘ 8111111111 uvouuo
tlllll‘ll, yesterday. with her brother,
David liotts, in Port Chester.
W. H. Dates, advance agent of Rico’s
(11.111112111111111, spoilt yesterday in town.
olosupll Ella and family, 111‘ Nornulk
1111 nt Thanksgiv' tug day in Htamfold.
Missli 11111111111111» cl 811111111” street,
was a guest of Houtbport friends. yester-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles 1". Tristrmn, of
NM walk. spent Thanksgiving with Mrs
’l1'istls111‘sl'athcr, Robert Dlx, in Brook—
ly11.'v
Mrs. Leiirand (.‘. 111111... of The Green.
will leave Nervvullr, Monday, for Wasb~
iogtnn. l). t), where she will remain
111111116101 the holidays as a guest of
lion. John H. Hoymonr.
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Mrs. Sarah 1'}. Brown. of Cheetah“
elm-t, Norwaltt, spout yesterday in
Nearer-k.
A. P. Hhcrwaod, 111 llridgeport. spentw
yesterday within. and Mrs. James C.
Ncwklrk, of Morgan avenue.
Charles 11111111» 111111 wile,ct
wall, were Tomheaivlagjuemct '
Honey and wile. at new _
John are ~
W.l.l. Byingtonmf l
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and 11:1. Sylrester
yesterdsyiuGlenbrooh, waft
11111.11. E. Lewis '
Mr. and uraw Frank
Chestnut street, South
Thanksgiving Deyin ,.
H. R Hale was 11111111 our
giving. ‘
Mr. and Mrs. 1111121111 3.
Milford, and Miss 11111-11
guests of Mr. and Mrs. J.
of Norwalk, yesterday. E I
Manager J. B. Morris, of the-
exchange, acwmpanied by M. ,
Smith, of Merwin 111111
Thansksgiviug in New Haven with
parents.
Charles Chittlm and Alfred ‘
Easthamptou, Mass. spent ‘1
with their talks in Norwalk.
were formerly employed at the
Elastic Web Works.
Mrs. J W. Studwell wast
Wednesday, of Miss 11111111 -
and Mrs. Dr. Blake, of Brooklyn
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Studwell
1111.1 Emma E. Stevens took rum
giving dinner with Mr. and Mrs.
liam H. Wilkins
Mrs. Gustave P1111111, of Stuart av
uuo, is visiting her son Freddie, in]!
den.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry 0. Bailey. ’
Boston street. spent Sunday in Net,
Rochelle.
Mr. and Mrs. Hulstead Redfleld. , 2
New Haven, spout yesterday with H,
Rodfieldsparents, Mr. and Mrs. A.
Camp, of North avenue. V '
Manager J. B. Morris, of the'
phone exchange, entertained E. W111
nBiun, of Bristol, general manager of "
. BJudd & 00., on Thanksgiving eve
Charles F. Holly, of Denver, ' ,
guest of Jarvis Kellogg and family, , _,
Center avenue. ‘
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Woman. with convene at
l. hf employer desires 1 are of lnvalidlad
ehllsl.hx1'ellc111 references. Address "Egg?
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\‘TAVTI’D. ~T1~n experienced operatorson I
straw sowing 111111 blues. Applyto Hen. ‘
Ill:- .1 I: 111111' 111'.1111 1:11 \Voter street. south Vor“
1v."11l.'.|:nn. 11ml
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ll1..~\v1.-ll Employment Agency. Color-
I-Il girls llnm V'irui in 11111 the Isl. and ~81! ‘
H'lllt'll 111(111tl1.l‘urEcitlynr count WM M100! '
color-11! lulp suppl mly (‘orner xgreen great
:11 I l A1lr1m<11vm .111. Htaruford. Conn. '
r 1111 11' i'1-~1"~~111' at once. house 018 '
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1111 ligbh. l111111111..~'ct ruvgc. tubs, both Ind '
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2:» “1st Alain street. Norwulk. Pod-
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Vl‘ll l i.'l‘.i'1'11m 1191 wubcr l. tour suits 01
out. desirable apartments in Dibbb’s
. 1'1 1 ;-.'1 Iuhnpu month some are
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lion \vllli 1|l 1"111111111i0n on. \pp yto Lorenzo
lllulln '11s: r11. 11 \ozth Main street. or J.
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7 ‘0 l. i". 'l‘. — l' iret llnnI'.ll\1\ rooms. ill Wood.
warn! Iivcuuu. 11m $11: 5 rooms, uttooml floor
77 \l'uodumrfInnuuemnt $8: bolls Grooms
smuml lluu 1.3. :11- WIInIth'll'l'l avenue. rent ‘6'
1~I.IIII;1 21' \\ >111l1v11r1l 11111111111”; rooms. rené '
$I'2; llrsl llmr'. It 111.111». 1.11: till. 5tel South ‘
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11.111111! \lcill luurhiu 1111 Washington st.
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V ‘0I1E’t‘.~«(:otlum~and wanhhonsemuo more
land. byyl-arnnililJinu month near
woyton station. All 1 truss box a. Detroit Welly
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