nter John W Beatty has a torce ‘
n at Work painting the house for
n‘eith on Connecticut avenue
and Mrs. Frank Petty have in.
rived from Auburn N Y" and “‘1‘“? is the guest fit his sister. Mrs. Edna ‘
11? their permanent residence at No
3. esztreet. .3
d Merritt caught sixty smelt
it an: hour Saturday in trout of his
home In Seavlew avenue. This beats
,. any previous record. 3
William Arnold, oi Ely avenue, has
taken ‘a taken a position as upshot in
the Radell oyster ab 1). on the Wash-
3 ington street bridge.
Miss Nellie Fancher, teacher in the
East Norwalk schools, accompanied by
her mother. spent Saturday with
friends in Bridgeport
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Hubert F‘. Pierce, now traveling
salesman for the R. J. Pierce company
of New York city. dealers in rubbei
goods spent. Sunday ”with friends in
this his
Superintendent Julia .11. L'Homme
igloo was ill with chills and fever yes-
erday at. his borne in Seavlew avenue
and unable to attend his duties in the
worth League of the East
Avenu Methodist Chit ‘ h
we as“ l - i
t 7: 80, at
D’avls. in
set All ti: members are re-
quested to be present.
()er Hattie Walsh led the meeting
e Loyal Wot-ire ‘ :‘ ull‘lary lest:
eve as. at the 3 Christian
Ch are t ‘3: oil htts‘ii‘d-
ad and p red at nun interest
- '1‘ ‘st mer“.lessle0ayton," which
ha;: 3 hi; at Capt in Peter Deck-
, 3 south oi: the washington
rest tawbridge. has been taken to
Bridkeport. to have a new boiler ind
stalled.
rlstlan Church
wine published In
Mntlnel tomorrow.
M“ Ma iii. Fuller continues in a
3 troy conditloi't at her home in
spun and is not “expected to
out 1"!!!” T. B. Grit-
taeor e Betta.
3st 11.! grand
’ odd! and in-
unit hollowerilby refresh.
3 i'b
.Alll'eil it minute“ openor‘i 3
" and his bt‘gther is not mile he'll!
is I
e ches again till.
The former has a record oil! 3
a. day at. the Radel alto wh e-‘most 0t
.3‘ the colored nien dahn.3
can a day.
4 .
Mrs. waiter Gould oi! Logan street.
Canaan.
has roturn'ed froth
friends in Greenwio
Ralph Setterly. of Mt. SliiuiL . 1.,
walker, Roway‘ton avenue. .
Rev. Berryntan McCOy, o! Phlladel
Kittie, has bgedé the guest of Mr. and
re. James E Qtevens. for a few days.
Mrs. 3H.’i‘ .Tay’lor,’ o; the west side,
3 has returned them a visit In New Haw
rep, and left today for a visit in New
London. 3
Dr. Hacklgy. 33 aking' decided im-
movements to his reperty in Rowa‘y.
ton avenue. and wi l soon have one of
the prettiest residences in the place.
who met with quite s. serious accident.
last week. by falling train the back
stairs at her residence, is slowly im»
‘ moulds;
Mini?! Elsie Crockett and mend, of
New Haven, were the guests of Miss
crockett‘s parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Franklin Crockett. McKinley street,
over Bunday.
. Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Barclay the
noted their summer home here today.
and returned to their winter residence
in New York city. Mr. Barclay has
engaged Alvah Tuthill to superintend
an entire reconstruction oi the house.
And next year will see the Barclay
residence one of the tineet in the place. i
The Epworth Leanne service. last
3‘ 3 flushing. was led by Rev. Barryman
eddy: Miss Sharp Was present also,
and took part The preaching service
In trio Methodist Church was conducted
by Miss Sharp, who delivered a very
heiptul address. taking for her text the
were "Helps." Miss sum will he at
the meeting all this week, end a lull
attendance to desired.
A number or the men met at Guider‘s
Hall. Saturday nlkht. and or d a
tire comp?y. Th he ehmpanyh
started it 3e! ght'een charter albino
bert‘. and they hope.to and great!
that number at their next meeting.
urday night when they will elect of!!-
cars. The people oi Rowsyton are
Very progressive; and are rapidly corn-
ing to the front ranks.
-Diphterie relieved In twenty min.
utea. Almost Miraculous. Dr.Thom
as' Eclectié Gil. At aily‘ drug store.
mums} unnonoroir.
William Northrop. of Ox Ridge. was
in town aaturday. calling on friends.
William Blackman is assisting in
work about the residence of Charles
Tooker on Main street.
Miss Elle Gail. or Bridgeport, was
3 the gueat Saturday, oi her mother, at
her home In Prospect avenue.
Mr. Shellield. tinrMain street antique
furniture denier. spent Sunday at his
homein saucer-u station. Conn. '
Mr. and ions. Barnes 0. Meade. oi.
South Not-we it; spent Sunday the
guests Mir. and Mrs. Louis F. Steer-b
an. of arien.
Waterbury A adenoid. the Dorian
earrings dealers, have received ‘
Mimi?“ warm
lithium: in reported ‘
ten???“ tilts; Is now able sit up tti‘
It
with the result that the machine ‘
3 put out to: commission. while
. “mood The mention wi
ii 3.
”dipper:
bride.
Is entertaii‘iing- her brother from New 3
-Mlss Mary Meeker, of the west side, ‘
nlengthy stay with
Mrs. Walter Gould, of Logan street 3
Shem .
311*
first . A
band ctr‘riaxes otn 3
finally. at her home in; bars: ‘
a I "on is oil igniting.
c 30 Q I' D! 3‘ tn I
But tor x)pu'tntl ion. n1 3:
‘ 3 send,” than our"
on
thport 2nd
be held in
ad Ladder Company}
nuc.3.3aud3 will be Ilow
sum 0 3 road sienna
cobbler, is to take unto himself abonny
The date i
ilr‘oad even
or the Voluntea crotch ind
thought that he ought iii join acorn
puny at home. He accordingly “applied
(or admission to is Heel:
oer Company. and do as unanimously
voted in at the last meeting. What
the Volunteers it lost in a Bond
foreman, the neg will gain In an
active, energetic number,
WESTMR T.
l)! Gunners report that wild ducks are
6!!! y.
3 Mrs.‘ Marie She Ah has returned
to her home in min nu‘ry. 3'
Farrington Gallagher and brother
are visiting relatives In Bridgeport.
William T Sturgea has been employ-
ed by a New York are: o‘t importers. . 3
Mrs. Martha Darrow has been the
guest or intends in Duties. this week.
Last week Hubbeli o Bradley re'ceiv:
ed two car loads at anthracite coal.
Chauncey. son of George Allen. is
suffering with abscesses in his head.
provenicnte at the Westport Sanitar-
. um.
Mr and Mrs J Keehsn have moved
into one of the Nash cottages on Lin-
coln street.
Rev Francis Marsh of New York.
preached at the Greens Farms Church
yesterday.
The Toquet Launch camping: has
shipped one of their launches to Mas
sachusetts.
_. Alfred Warnoch has his launch on
the ways on Sanford's wharf making
repairs to the sh
along Riverside avenue cleaned and
:put in readiness is. the winter.
The entertainnient at the chestnut
Hill Schoahwil! be held at the home of
Harry which, on moi-day medias.
Word has been received from Hor-
ace wakeman that he arrived sale in
California and is enjoying good health.
Mr. Catona who recently purchased
the Emily place. in: improved the
apfetarsnce of the house with a coat of
pa n
Mrs Crauford and sons have closed
their residence at Hendrlolt'a Paint
and are now In New York city, where
they will spend the winter. 3
The winter schedule oi the Electric
Light Company had me into oifoot
and now consumers can turn the lights
on- at 5 o 'cloclr In the Morning.
M. H. Cooley. Who has been a sent
from business some days owing 0 III-
,neas. has again resumed duties as rm-
perintendent oi the Atlantic Starch.
Work a. .
An entertainment is to be siveu. at
the resildenfe 021' Hargymfliinchnggnikni:
pup s o as u so .
335“ Has dlre‘c‘tod hymlldiss Mary h Bait
fed, teachers 3
in the near
squatters oi Nolunteer nook 11.
wanderer ‘5
”It!" week;
, gave her a enuine surprise party. 33
er dramatic company thauuurate their
‘ pounced a f‘seih "
Carpenters are makiugmumoroue ion 0
The selectnien have had the gutters m
ri was lead a Isaac - ‘
as frolic!“ his
Ill, of l
yii with1
l'
Aliout twenty woung friends
‘3 PDWLARAMUMMEN t:-
cameos K "channels, contour
Tonight. Mr. Ghamnilh and his olev~
season at repertoire at lioyt’s. The
play, "Out oi the Shadow,"iis pm-
Special scenery is
used tor this, and for every play dur-
ing the week; A change of bill will
be given at each perfot‘hlanec.
lnees daily, with musical and othe to,
tures between acts that keep '1 ‘
leuoe thoroughly entertained 3
minute. The press comments in th
several cities where Mr. Cha do has
appeared this season, are 1e dioxin
complimentary The company arriv-
ed from Poughkeemie, N. Y..
where they have been playing to
House.
unuuestioned.
M
Smith O’Brien and a toad co
presented “The Gamokeoper" to . u
dishes which. owing to the counts
attriiction's. was not as large -3
might have been. but those thereC 3 '
ed well pleased with the pertordraudh
especially with Mr. O'Brien as "The
amekeeper." Welter Clifford as
"Johnny Drake " and last. but .uot -
least; lib y Elsie as “Norine
ford. ' Is week the Charla
Chumolln Conipapy will be at
with a complete repertoire.
Miss ELLEN srown TONIGHT
Tonicrrow some In «two will have A
tooling or regret because they did not
hear nus Stone at the South Nortmk
Congregations! bhnrch tonight. some
hover appreelute an opportunity until '
it is past. its: lectnre' is ‘u‘ graphic 3
recital at her experiences while held
captivity by Macedonian brlmds
' r178 days, pendlnathe payment or ‘
.0! 36$..000 The Boston
33PM”
Herald a of it: . t‘lt was a story
thrilling in many oi its features. dra-
math: in its intensity. and breathing in
ermzwol‘tl the Christian fortitude ot
the woman‘who wheres so much tor 3
her religion." The Boston Transcript
says editoriallyr
:6de figure ot- a oueealy women In
latter middle lite: Strength [thriropom
domination were all writ large to her‘
open. ohoeifui ounutensnoe. The voice
was that at a mnewohian. uiet. ev-
on. penetrativo. wooibl e. _ he first
findings of your critical eyes end car
at once we birth to the thought.
'Why this woman would have adorned 33
Burton society. ' " Borne have read her
story in Damian's. but that Is not hear-
in: her. The New York Sun days "It 3 3 3
Is worth while to no ind use her an I3
hear her tallt she tells an interesting 5 " '3
unitary In a dollih’tiul way. and stud
e poses u a stutter."
outcome mate The Nomadic. A04
Won only it '“th
Mat» ‘
8t
cepacity oi the Colllngwoud Goat‘s. .
Their success here should b? a
.3 "In the first phee'3‘
you were looking upon the elegantly
Dan and Niall School
.3 {New worm begins Monday33
morning and Tuesday
Evening. . 3
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or approved collateral security.
and’a dollar occa-
sionally will soon
make your savings”
secount a valuable
asset. '
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wepay on deposits.
SOUTH NORWALK SAVINGS
BANK.
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ly amnesia Woes her. She ’tvlll .
lions, Firms and Iridi'biduals‘
A he adiofldfiromin. A
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