so hunt a bulb in
, 19%?ch in Bette Place.
do Bridgoptalthu
his mo
Gil! ttsWW speWnt yesterday at-
‘ ' aloud evening with friends in
t
' i al.’ Flagg, or issues
1.19.19 tr‘ethrnisd gem: a Week' 3 fl."
ea voa up. e~ e.
. E Wi , big}g lit Glrsrd
~ Occur Morrell, who has been locat-
ed in Bridfieuort, hadwisecursd’. a posi-
tion with Painter J.W ,.., Bsotty.
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. B 9 it, ct South
Norwailr. were in Derby’ sterday at-
tending the funeral of a relative.
The launch "Cygnet” has been haul-
ed out for the winter and placed in the
. yard or the home of Hubert S. Mitch-
ell. in Bette Place. . -
Miss Dolores 8t. Johii will entertain
‘ the members of the Young Ladies' In-
WW dusttdal Society, this evening, at her
home in Osborn avenue. ,
The regular weekly prayer service
will he held this evening at 'l: 45 in the
East avenue Methodist Church. Rev.
Edward Cunningham will have charge
8. W Remer. who has been spend
lag the past month the guest of his
niece, Mrs. E. B. Smith of Osborn ave
nus. returned to his home in Bridge
port Htwgy.‘
Malmo. of the Washihgton
street bridge, intends to rent the form
rs of the South Norwallt Fish
' ‘9 Winter storage of lesson:
es anils‘li'iits 3’
Mr ohh 1). Whitney, Mrs. slen-
bald Whitney and Mrs. Hubbell. of
Bridgeport, are spending the day the
guests or Mrs. Charles R. Baker. ot-
East avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar S. Partriek are
5 the proud parents of a baby boy which
arrived last night to brighten their
home in East avenue Mother and
chlhi firewood tedas oi nicely
OOthOCK‘” others. Q1" clothiers
have had a large and attrective sign
advertising their goods placed on three
sides of the building next to Bryant‘s
blacktguithyahop in Seaview avenue.
Harry Jennings. oi Southport, has
been wreceht guest of friends in South
Norwalk. Mr. Jennings' house was
recenti y gd ted by lire entailing a se-
‘ vet‘s loss..." Mrs. Jennings has been
severely ill. ‘
Rev} George L. Teeple former pas-
tor. will’ preach at the AdVent' Chris;
tlap. chili-ell tonight. it is expected
the shit h ’wlii be crowded with fri-
ends or are anxious to hear and
greet hill! again.
eNorwallt Electric Cotnpany ls
wiring for e “‘30th lights the home of
Mrs. logic in the building occupied
,, 'Lemongelli on tho Washing-
too‘lil a bridge. Ferdinand L Ranch
is doing 9 who: under lhetdlr’ectlon
of Hfiilr berts.
W 9m of Theodore the intent"
”and Mia. William Tobey,
at 3 o'elock this afternoon
dilution of the parents 18 Roy-
no rhet. Rev. Edward Cuit‘nibg-
bani unfulfilled and interment was in'
E It Norwdllt cemetery. ,
brain nuclease when his “fish
market it the We lugton street
brilay’tilld reports a good
ll Wd . Mall? of his friends
one it s new place The cap-
asaistod by his daughter,
Wu DuCross. who came or.
from New Haven
solidi has secured the cou-
e timing plumbing and
.the new round ,.
0 Consolidated
hojco contract is a
weight? ”if:
It WW ufiWo
H J
‘ .F ii. Seymour; collector.
Will Henry Taylor. The society is one
of he most important organisations in
orklng force of the church. The}
ladiics keep the parsonage in order
ad furnish it and‘ in the. past they
epaid the interest on the church
hat-reports of the bill _ how
evrnoolety‘ to be in a ll ,. " .
condition with over 8100 be once in
the treasury.
Thoghandlcap pool tournament WWhich
Manager Charlie LaCrolx has been
may arranging the past few ‘days will
be opeped thl suing at 8 o 'elook in
the" rear ol' Ha
ington street bridge. Theron
‘ teen entries and the first eightlw‘ln-g
ners will play for the first prise, the
prize. The game will be for 190 oblate,”
and the opening contest this evenin
will be between C. L. Marshall an
Charles Keene.
named this evening. The way the
players are paired and their ratings
sire here given: D C. Bissell‘ 80' it
For 75; C. L. Marshall 80, C. Keene
80; E. isBryant 100, C. Wicks. 70; Char.
a Toll oy 7,0 F.‘ Homanfiilli) ‘R. E. 9“?!
tie 100.1; M erg “LB. Hi :88;
F W Taylor 80; Waterbury 80. A.
W. Day 85; J.Sh. , F.W. Fox,Jr..
80. .
RD WA YTON
Rev. Mr. Devine. of the Baptist State
Convention. was in this place. and held
a consultation with the pastor and oh-
ilcial board of the Baptist Church.
The torso oi workmen who
Refill he proving the grounds fl d7}
91.99.»:th Sherman Hoyt.tll 8,3, , 9
mout island millionaire, beve “
ed their labor and now the place is in
the best of condition for the view:
Chief D. W. Hartord. of the South
Norwalk Fire Department was here
Tuesday evening and conducted ii. prac-
tice drill among the members of the
fire department. About ilfty turned
out. the tire bell was sounded the hose
coupled and uncoupled on the hydrants
and everything worked very smoothly.
W
DJRIEN 1 NO NORO TON.
Rev. H. S Brown, dsepsndlng a law
days out oi! town. W‘ ‘1
Mrs. J. L. Gurnssy has returned
from a short trip out of town. .
Mrs. Henry Northrop. of Main street
is reported con , {improved to
day. ~
Mrs. Van ‘
was in Dari '
friends). _
Professor'Ai.
evening in Bri
sister. Mrs. H.
Mrs. Mark
have
South Norwailr.
may spent lIW‘lt
,port‘ the guest or his
suit:
’ . ”of Dorian. has
brother. Edward
Kendall. of = , ,oawslll.
Marketman ‘ ”1952 iii. Wood. of
Railroad avenue, wk‘i inf-r South Nor-
waik, yesterday, on business.
Charles Belieclr clerk for Druggist
It. A; MacDonald. spent last evening
with friends in south Norvialk.
Mrs: Thomas Village. or South Nor‘
walk, spent Sunday with her son, Rich-
and ‘inbondroth, 0! Railroad avenue.
Elmer Austin and family, of Port
Chester. spent Sunday the guests of
Edgar T. Babes at his homo in West
Norwnlk.
The property of Edward Miller, lo-
cated in West Norwalk. will be sold
fluturday. at 2 o'clock. by Auctioneer
Edgar ’i‘. Bates.
The Eaglé' Hook and Ladder Oom-
papys quarters are being painted a
very attractive light green with darlt
green itrimmings
Loin 5 Mills; tiWWiWWo' celestial laundry-W
man or: Railroad avenue. spent 999th
day in Norwalk and Joe Casslcse more
an alter his i‘ahopfl .
John W hilltop. of Paterson. N J...
wig {am Sunday “(1: guest at Rev.
1D U 30mm: '
thtnodlsl persona
mfr'l‘llu entbrtaln
9r Omani m”who“ be “held. larval:
more
is. however. is n ,n’owme‘cegu
r‘e store on the Washiv
eight. losers to play for the second!
The judges will be:
d ‘csllin "on b , ,
”WW 8 , o: to Fred .
won't do any more hunting for some
beat 1". Peterson, 2 up, 1 to pisy;J
swam eHothWltW
a .
[Withers l
cleaning badly and the
tilled in. work will pro ,
ed soon on the much a d
meats. .
Butcher Rance Pooley is anxiously
awaiting the arrival ot a large stock or
line turkeys. The birds have been
shipped, endure ex cted here. next
(Soloyls says he he a“
several orders for turkello 0 ville lilt-
tor weight.
Edward loose and Miss Theresa _-
Simmel. and Samuel Wood and Miss
hose? Biiiimel
lump 0!: the bride’ 3 parents Talinadge
ill. iyéetorduy attained The men
ding of the two slate
hour apart: The new! there!
pies will go to housekeeping mmedi- W W
atcly in New Canaan. Y' ..
A force of men is a
. interiork of the Congress onac Choi- fill” .
making much needed repairs to the! or-
m D ‘W
gen. The instrument at 8
thorough overhauling. and when the
work is completednwili‘
caiiy good a condition as
The bellows was shipped to New York.
yesterday. and will be entirely re~lea~
thered.
Rev George L‘ Téeble. pastor of the
East Norwnlk Advent Christian
Church. whose home is in Westlleld.
Macs, has been the guest oi James
lilrchard. the past two days He it
was who immersed Ralph Birchard a
few days ago. Mr. Techie was on his
Way to East Norwallt where he will W
preach tonight and stop
spend a' few days with he
Mr. Birchard. _,
The Knowlton
has recelvod'
éd an: invitao
Noiwhllr. to p ..
three basketball
the Nerwailt Arliiory ..
take place December 8, when the Nor-
walk team will line up against the
live from Columbia University:
second week later when Company F
will play the Yale Freshmen, an his
(1 over to
old friend.
ly when the Norwsll: boys runfiupi-
against the University of
vnuia quintette.
Fred Smith was out huntinga few
days ago Wimp he soiled ,
(Mittplousl
the nimble rod-ht he the contents
.0! his shotgun hot for some reason or
other the discharge tailed to kill the
animal and ohiy wounded it. Standing
near a tree Fred tried to put the
me! out of its misery and strong
gun around with a blow hard enough
to kill gunning ltlligr , Butth
time.
The qualifying round of Wes Burn WW
caddies’ championship was played
Tuesday morning, with the following W
results. first eight to qualify, second
eight for consolation: J Ryan. 98
3-;93 C Raymond. 91. 8:94: Willi}. Gaflnsy.
102. 8-;94 F. Session. 96. 0-9 Chad-
derton. 101 3-;98 W. Gaifney.
9400: T. Kane. iot‘, 4-100: M. Ryan.
108 7-101; '1‘. WCWailahan. 115 9-106; E.
Peterson. 119. iii-108 J Callahhn. 121
12109; G. Murray. 122.121110;F.Pet-
arson 155 36-119. The first round at
match play resulted as follows: William1
pionshlp-wM Ryan beat J Gaffney.l
up in 19 holes. 1‘. Kane boat W. Clef!
boy. 4 up, 2 to play; C. Raymond heat
C. Chadderton. 2 up; J. Ryan beat F.
Sennion. 4 up. 2 to go. 1‘. Callahan
Callahan beat 0. Murray 8 up. ’i to
play H. Peterson, a bye. The semi
iihais and duals were played yesterday.
WWO,
marrow. . .
The schooner Relation has been
stripped at “her nails.
. Miss Hattie Bradley is visiting
(Hand: in when gill. Y
The new pump for the water Com
bony is Will, but in posit!
handgun Mm AYiW’WirM‘m the
as o r. a tuner.
“WW * been mods“ to
topic pi e one 1
. session of the Martin house.
story addition is bei
and the houseW '
tor and some lets
"it! .
4' WW Morehouse
109. -
, and Mrs. Lumen Mead.
were married at» the
pot road, G can a “his.
' Robert Sinner.
Bridgeport.
who belongs in Sausattlck,
away again. Hé has not been seen in
jointly are nations
1 he ran away i
ouud in the State
L. M Gould over Sunday. ,
Mrs. John Fitch has returned from
ston.
V.
~
Peter B. Perry. has returned from is
. week 2. visit in semen N
Mrs. C; Hall has returned fromm a vise '
it with her sister in westport. .
Mrs Marvin. oi.’ Bayonne. N. J.. has
been the guest oi Mrs. D. L Coley.
Mrs. F P. Morehouse entertained
friends from Norwallt orer Sunday
Miss M. B. Nichols. of cannon. has
been the guest of Mrs James Coley.
'Mrs, L. B Hoyt has been quite ill,
also til little son of H. .l. Mcconkey
A ohe-W . WT
constructed. ‘
atonement ensure. W
llowing were issued Novem-
List furnished from of
" Bridgeport Cann.:
ash loading cannon.
rdarick W Gordon. Hartford dis
‘ 'c a IWg'e valve for compressors.
Warren H. Taylor stamford safety
noussion device for locking appli-
noes .
o'scpli L Wolfe, Stamford, transnils
‘ iWashburne,
fn'WWsten r loves, etc
Albert W. Howe. DWWcWrby, iced me-
Waterbury,
chaplain for plates or strips.
hwullam C. Human. Mcriden. acety-
-gas generator
nstant K. Dccherd. Meriden heat-
leai usuiator tor handled vessels.
ichald O. ranchviile,
straintiii. .
William M Fen Brie oi cultivate]-
W and wonder.
antou. of Aspetucit is ~
.v TR 0.
Me on (30.. i
2‘} 50¢
LUCK iN THWiflTEEN.
WWBy sending iii miles Wm. Sperry. oi
Walton Furnace. Vt. got a box of
Bucklon's Arnlca Salve that wholly
cured a horrible Fever Sore on his leg.
Nothing else could. Positively cures
Bruises. Felons; Ulcers. Eruptions.
Bells, Burns Corns and Piles. Only
gig. Guaranteed lin. H. Baxter.drus
t.
can. of Bedding, is the 7 l
in mm father; J. M. more.
'ri‘ilttle son. Mad
icon}; are spending, few days in New
1.9::qu attend the
tbail game in New
tWilli)!
Gray, formerly of Wes
ton. and
chre madlgd on November 1, in Meri-
en
Norneld Grange villi. visit Cannon
Grange on Thursday evening. The on
ecutive committee ll ill a meeting at
the house of Worthy star Lockwood.
on Saturday evening.
Miss Sadie Lee. of Bridgeporthas
beentthe gucabridf Mrs. AB. Southey
Miss Lee is
recovering tram the shoots of a long
illness with typhoid fever.
W. P. Rowland. 8. S. Godfrey. C E
Lockwood G. A. Sturges. James Coley.
,. E. 8. Perry, Philip Gerhardt and the
Meeker Brothers have been awarded
the contracts for keeping the town
roads in order for the nail; three ym.‘
TENNEY CAPTAlNB NATIONALS.
SYRACUSE. N. Y.. Nov. 29.-—~A. (J.
Bimini ulterior, of this city. manager or
the Boston National League team. has
received a letter iron: Tunney.
the ant bloodied which other him
thavTenney will not Jump to the De
troi't Adrenaline. Tensor will captain
the Burton Nationals nest year.
LORD qukae'o colour rem.
NEW YORK: N0.’ g ”*1.ng
Haynes. cricket team art-wag have
V on the M atlc attain:
“ not with
a title trainer were' George igloo. J. .
We use:
dries Beers. of Meriden. W
as if just lrom‘. the Wen.
Kept so indefinitely in out
MOIST PROOF PACKAGE.
may {the humorous
:Wscts' oar WA rhetmm m 10cm
«OUR indict-1 it S
it they am not. lliclc. kindly
drop us a can! and name him .
W C. D.
Charles H. Grifleth N9w Haven, W
I
“5?.”th ' «in:
I' ”In
. were
iiceo A. M. Wooster, solicitor of pat- dim
form Pieces as FINE or
COARSE as wanted.
Other machine chop meat
only. THIS DOES AWAY
WITH THE CflOPPlN,
cowl. ALTOGET . “Elli ,.
dug—- a“ 4"
cunning—l"
every day. Call and see it.
son an: sv W
Comatook
(SHOPS Potatoes. Meat. .
: Malta. Cabbage. Bread;- ,
‘.EVERYTIIING. . .
A machine you will at. '
Elli}??? it“slili’il ,
he on the billed on
the system. They bite ,
d have for environs i .
and for clrc use
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