‘~ scL‘Sherwobd yesterday the guest or iriends Tb ton, thilold. Vol seine ho. is spending the day With irionds in George t onw doe Hartwlok, pl South Norw k, has an the employ oi the Radcl rates (the west side to th 3residence of . Atorney Leo Davis in Rowan street. . Mrs. Alexander Palmer oi Haniord 1.I’lace, returned last evening from a' wittlek's' visit with friends in New York 0 y The members of the Advent Chris- ‘ can choir arei‘equested to be on hand tonight at 7: iii) at the church for re- hearse - . Captain Arthur Day. William Bene- dict. Frank Dodge and Mr. Ambler are down the harbor today after the wily blackiish William LeCoLunt, Jr., oi Lisraaview avenue will play in the orchestra be: in termed by Floyd Collin. the youth- “ctors or Sign th Non-walk Edwinrd E. with. of Sbavlaw. avc~ one. shot seven fine black ducks while down the harbor one day recently and Thurbllhy caught over a hundred smelt I .Rapdaliip dock. rs' at the RadelL shop are The men expect to go to we it Monday morning, howaver. The hub at present has several hundred gallons of oysters on‘ hand. Jacob Linxweiler is having repairs made to the rear oi him-building on the Washington street; bridge. The plank lug sing reiaidtsnd several large ‘ A (1 rs. smith Petty or New who were recently married in Lo 3 island are the guests of the fol , hrenLtsL. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel avenue for 'a few ds'ys. 158a John weasel, of Van andt treat. in spending a tow days with friends in’ New York city. one i ‘e gmhomenliifonday Mrs. Wes- " notion. of chicers and och d ltbe Adrsntssunday school ’ cited 0 for next Tuesday evening. as home or superintendent Rich- ngll‘tnd has been postponed to next. lday evening res“ oi the prolessionei colored op- . I've left the Radel oyster shop ‘ ed to their home in Norfolk, plea did not like the north , hey could earn more money loses in the south. . W. mm will address the ,. t the Soldiers’ Home. Nore- allay evening, November is. V. has it is expected a large m the Advent church will 9 nd listen to the address tllllr Bushel‘. of South Norwnlk, is one left at the "bunch" of 01mm but ,went to work at first in the old Rowland shop. ' ' that be their ht he would leave the riest. but he nds it is Just the oppo itch of Van Zandt street. his foot badly injured while .ltll th‘e Brown college toot- ' MWadnesday afternoon at “sport, is able to bobble Mound to- ‘hfllohqht the foot still fillies him ml have nylon rug- lscsp-v is being. termed or (learn 0.. ,l lfidldfi. Arthur says 'Lsilas‘L Pl Katrine dog 1‘ when it was found at LLarse he Washington street bride al" has followed While out ion a hunting trip aftli‘rtnoon snd he had kept mm over a it tried to get the dog back. Henry E. Buckingham, of Van Zandt 3 street. visited Captain Abe Allen. oi ‘ Compor Thursday. Captain Allen is ninety-six Years of age and on the times When. in b it earlier traveled and visited Nearly a known country 0 the globe. » He' new ice he pleas in bed at the momma: ls Wdhllshter Mrs. William Stewart. Captain Allen would be glad to see any or. the old times with them. . A peculiar coincidence happened at the polls in East avenue, Tuesday when tour of EsstL Norwalth‘s oldest residents voted at the some time. The quertette was Colonel E..Haynes. oi Betts Place, Ininetydour years at age; Denial Craft; otter eighty; Edmund B. Smith nearing that mark. and last but not least Levi Fox, the flier. Many will remember the days when held Fox was ill his glory at the head at politi- cal rallies and marches; filing merrily away on his instrument. . Miss Drab Mai Kills. entertained about a hundred memes ol the Ugree Club and their friends last evening at her home in Osborn avenue The ten- ture of the evening was the presents tion of a play by the young ladies of the club, known as the famous “Sweet family. ” The play was admirably pro» sauna and calmcd‘no and of fun. the ‘nudicncc applauding loud and ions at various times. At the close Kiev. Ed- ward Cuuainshamlnslivcrsd a lecture on India, With ' loll he is unusually familiar, and e lblted .some’. interest- ing relic and son shire from that for oil field ice cream and calls were served during the evening and a silver collection taken for the sake of empty stockings at Christmas time. The lay opened with a piano selection. ll voters. by Miss Jennie Scott. followed by the greeting song by all the young Miss Elorsnoe Hoyt recited Marcus Bozarrlll"" and all sent ‘leii‘ee Blind Mice." Alter this song Miss Grail Mai King lisped through the be lectlon. sensuous. Westbound” sud Miss Nina Carpenter sang very bonu- tifully “Roll on. Silver Moon,” all the young ladies joining in the photos. This was followed by a poetic medley by Misses Hetehman Edith Younss and Miss King. and Miss Carrie Can neuter appended not“ books on "Wam- ans Sphere." The it of the evening was the selection sung by all. "Do You Know the Nice Young Man of East Nbrwalk?” Miss rlrldtdhman followed with the recitation "The City Choir.” and all sang “Auid Lana Sync" Miss Edith Younss favored with “Thou Hut Learned to Love." and then all balls play. Miss Wood acted as decompan lot or the evening. The parts taken were as follows: Ma Sweat. LI lone "relic " Margaret Hatohman: Ar' minty Ami. with many winning ways, Nina Carpenter; Betsey Bolinliy, the deiii date one, Carrie carpenter; Caroline Cordelia and. rothy Delilah both twins. Crab Ma King had Cora Bloom; Elisabeth Elisa Brier. the most btirfic- rive, Florence Hoyt: Frances Freddry. partial tbhowsrs, Edith Younn.‘ Glob lands. Csdsbout. who aisslsd. Nellie Errldlod: Mary Ann. the family must-a clan, Alice Wood: downs Abbey. the singer Na Wit . with flow. . . Ml's. mm- Ct. Jilin; Who has been quite ill, is on the road to redo h There will be at meeting in ‘ Egalihotolli lit. to plan t or The owner was more than f occupancy; the Me their prayer meeting of friends and talk dyer New York city today tori the "Good Night" song, closing the ‘ ‘ Mansion W the l at. The old " IVBDxl’l: will its but!“ ll it returned in? her some. he with relatives in New hunt The ‘intsrior ot Church has been thorough and some repairs have been made. all this Seller: Dorian, has ‘ ~ to visit,‘ ll South Nor- . yesterday ll. L'r on on bridges , for his employer Druqnlpt R WTllislrg) . Fair carting rick being done. spoilt Nate tepo‘l'i‘d ’ Joseph Stee wall: was in arien noon on a business“ several of his friend As their chapel have been spend on the summer at their home in Main sires returns: to) It .l‘ ‘ ' Max 'i‘arlov, the 6 horse dealer. was in afternoon With one oi sp ‘ tel-s which attracted considerable tentlon. Frederick Schiidhnecht is ill with chills and lover at his home in Stam- ford and his brother Charles has been. taking his place the past few dais at the Railroad avenue market. A M. Anderson. a celebrated New York artist who spends his summers at Colicnder a Point, has leased the Mi _ ensei Kane iarm on Gracie street and is now residing there. » in last Wednesday. ills Uncle. Carl Anderson, at the Judge Company, New York city will reside with him. A middle aged woman died early Fri day morning at Dr. Fitch’s auditorium in Dorian. The woman was brought to the institution about three weeks ago irom Mount Vernon in a decidedly dc- merited condition ' Edward Buttery. a well known young man. was arrested Thursday evening by Constable David N. Mather and placed in the lockup Over night But tory was found near the postoilice in a badly intoxicated condition. He wal released early yesterday morning. Methodist Episcopal Church. Rev. Joseph L. GuernseY. palmtop—Preach ’insat10:30n. m. andst730p.m by the Rev. Henry Sconeld.'rh The Rev. Mr. Guernsey will occupy the pulpit of the First M. E Church. Mel-ides. Coon. Mr. and‘ Mrs. Louis F. Stoom. oi Dorian, attended the dance given by Court Mabsckamo. Foresters ot Amer- ica. in South Norwallt last night. TheyR drove over and mouthed in the early hours this morning, reporting a due time. Several of the residents of Dorian are feasting on delicious venison to any. The reason is not hard to lied. ,Hsrry Dauchey, son of Na on Dan- obey, who is in business Denver, Colorado. sent on a whole side of dear to his lather. The best part at it was that he shot the animal and six more like it in the wilds of Colorado He sent on nearly the entire carcass of one. which is snouah to last the entire population of the place nearly a week ‘Mr. Dsllchay kindly remembered his friends with liberal slices of the veni- son and then turned the remainder ov- or to Butcher Rondo Poplar. who has been selling it to those who like door flesh Rance says that. door most will “melt in your mouth." eupscisiiy that which he has at his mullet. r‘hggnn interludes. or the Darlenis World; li‘s'l completed a deal whereby the company scqlllrst i‘he property on the Rowayton rmr own as Ivy Point and owned by Al} den hollows. or South Nor‘ivnlil. The pruning: lu‘ll a posture of no test and I an El and Munch boats tor windmills spilled.” on north! “finals! ll: winter s the on tbsp . costume to the lubrslslp ‘ tors oi minus: Oberlhhd ll how tall louder intends to con =~ . ihi » from Springfield, Mass. Havius moved. . h no kids! boots in the old shop du‘ri ' the 31.: Will hill . ~ The Historical. scale nylor. ~ 9 Wednesday night ll limited his ‘sleot‘l ~ ‘ ‘ with a social; and supper to his friends. Following Lure the new! elected _ corset. the town schoo , Chairman, T. C. Stearns T.Day; acting schoor'fiviswor ,w Elwood: supervisor of buildings. , mas Quinlan. other membersi oi the committee will be supplemental not lnxivisitorn w - F‘rederiok Batterson Land , M. mild were married by the: . Mr. Backus at the Connoutio parsonage. on Thursday evening Mr. and Mrs. Batterson‘ will reside at me , old home in Rosevlile. Their many Arlington. Mass. and new hit! Philadelphia. 'and who was quitew known in Westport ’a tow ya and. was married November 5th. in AtihutloL City, N .i.. to Miss Lorena it; Adams of that place. Mr Mills is buiidlllaL a house in Swarthmore. Peon“ when he and his bride will gotta housske in: in a law weeks. Mr. And Mrs. Walter w cclsbratbd the twenty-filth ‘a‘nhive say: of their marriage Thursday or ing. at their home in Riverside avenue A number were present and the even- ing passed very pleasantly indeed Whist was played six .tsbl‘es‘ bold: in o ration. First prim were won by r. and Mrs Willis 3. Jones and con- solution prises“ byI M:- has A. Wood and cshlgn ill. LLmlO “ r Mrs. mismhn are e n a many subsonic and until &s in attendance were Manual/i rs. it W. Polit Mr A and Mr 3 J. 8. Jones. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fable lllr and Mrs R.’.i( Gsuit Mrs. Peter it Boom. Mrs galll‘ngH blanked. Mr: nnCh' Ml'rs. a one»... rs hr cs Hendricks Mrs. Wslfi Mrs. Walter Price. William I Kirh Mrs EA Mrs. Jane A. Wood. Fred M. Wood. Where; my. W . Wiltm , - . The Reading Circle rm appointed to meet with Mrs. Elisabeth Hill. " Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Budd. of Wes- ton. were in town on Wednesday. Miss liitllsl flax-t has assumed the position as organist of the Conn-ega- tional Church. Mrs. (l. W. Ogden has resigned her position as organist at St. Matthew' s. The position has not yet been filled. The unusi Hallows on pranks were indulged in to some extent. as some residents complained oi missing gates. The weather election day was sum am like. the thermometer registering iii degree- It hippest i p. in. A tall vote was pulled: honours (Bombshell. son or Stroll. Comebacks! North Winch. hill! Mill L flat“ on manufacture cl 7 meet . Monday evening at the" heme or m . , and Mrs. wum" L r Woressntatlve , .- ones. 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