‘ V1 Lillian, of Cottage avenue.
Mia” Hana 1.1; Crolir. daughter of
Charles . as been iii In
I ount’ 5 machine shop in
av he is resplendent with a new
Cambln‘ and
. s 1111 use have seemed positions
. in the Radbl oyster s op.
‘ Mrs. Thomas Wale and daughter
left this
1 morning for New H m‘pshlro.
‘ Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bldwell, J11.
Suifield, are the guests of' Mr. and Mrs.
Charles R. Baker, 206 East avenue
Mrs; M S. Partriclt; of the Washing-
, ton street bridge. ha returned from u
Vim: RM h or daughter In
vard footba
afternoon . ‘
The Do Aldboolety of the East
Avehue: Mothodlat» Church Will hold its
be.
from the East Avenue
Methodist Church attended the anal-
versary meeting of the Norwalk Ep-
The Epworth League oi the East
Avenue Methodist Church will hold its
regular monthly social next Wednes
day eroding, in the basement of the
church. -
Quite a large number from East Nor-
. wall; “tended the reception given by
the Football Association of the Brown
Business College at the Norwalk Ar-
mory last evening. .1
Rev. George‘L. T‘eeple, who preach-
ed Thursday evening in the Advent
Christian Church went to Danbury
yesterday to spend Thanksgiving wlill
relatives and triends.
Captain Bell. who was taken III. a
few days ago, does, not improve as
rapidly as he expected ”and is still un-
able to resume his duties as opener in
the Radeloy‘ster shep. ’ 1
(horse Erickson of Bayvlew Place,
ran a piece of rusty wire into the wrist
of his right hand yesterday while gob
ting out a hole of hay at ’Marvln‘s. 'i‘ne
wound is quite a bad one.
The Junior Band held a very inter-
esting and well attended meeting last
evening at the East Avenue Methodist
p111 sonage Sylvester Elzen led and
several new members were taken in.
Mr. and Mrs. W. G. valid, of White
River Junction, Vermont. are guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Ferdinand ll. Hauck, of
24 Second street. The quai‘tette are
in Bridgeport today, having gone over
on their wheels.
The little daughter of Mali Carrier
and Mrs. James Hanford was taken
with a fainting spell one day recently
and since then has been under the
doctor's care it is not thought that
the trouble is serious. 1
J. W. Banks of Fifth street, wont to
Danhury today to make arrangements
for the funeral of his brother in law
Oliver Miller who died in that place
Thursday morning Funeral services
will be held tomorrow.
William Limburusr, of First sheet,
Is assisting in the Bridge Fish market
for I few days, yesterday was an un-
usually bully day‘ fer tlie Ilrm and Mr.‘
Cuiblll’s son Alfred also assisted in
getting the orders out.
The party given by Miss Hazel Blas‘
cor Thursday wife a birthday party in
celebration of the eleventh anniver-
sary at Miss Blascer’a birthday and
not a surprise party as incorrectly
slated yesterds . 3 1
A line specimen 111111111 knapped
hat is on exhibition a the window of
M. 8. Paririck'n“ ling silo on the
Washington It dge. ’l‘ 2 head-
gear was made b Partrick. who is
a better as well trade.
Miss Emma M
and Mrs. Mafia
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than him at his
Whey save me relief at once.
‘-11 take no other.
wortth League Union in Norwalk last I
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u not a box at Plalsted’s drug store
I am
pleased to recommend them.” ‘
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents a box. Foster Mllburn Cou Buf‘
€an, N Y., sole agents for the United
States.‘
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prove a paying venture. 1 -
Albert MoGarges. tho hatter who
lives in Van Zundt street 1aifled off
two line ducks at the brick shop of the
Crotut & Knapp hot factory yesterday
, afteiuoon.
The ducks were won by
Charles Lyneh' who secured them ”on
the third throw. by the number 31.
A sunrise service. beginning at 7
o‘clock, and lasting only an hour. will
be held Thanksgiving mornln at the
East Avenue Methodist Chore. The
pastor will have charge and hopes to
make this service of especial interest
and help
The Friday Night Club hold its rcgu~
her meeting last night at the home of
Vice-President Earndei D. .Huu in Van
Zandt street but 31116111112111 Ift‘or a
short session to attend the reception
"given by the "Brown College Athletic '
Association at the Armory
George Booker; Who' is employed in
the Crofut & Khalil) hat shop in South
Norwnlk, burned the back of his
hand one day recently and is now 1111-
able to work. A fellow In fun iwlrled
him around and=his band name in con-
tact with a redxhot gas stove. burning
the back of the member badly. Mr.
Becker caught cold in the burn as well
as getting some poibon In it while at
his work as taxidermist.
Next Tuesday evening a general
meeting Will be held at 7: 30 o’clock
in the Sunday school room of the East
Avenue Methodist Church, at which
James L'Hommediou.‘s class. the Jun-
ior Band, Sunday school teachers En
worth League. in fact, all of the or-
ganizations connected with the church,
will unite Rev. Edward Cunningham
will have charge of the meeting, which
will take the place of the regular Tues-
day evening class meeting.
Residents in the vicinity of Fourth
avenue were arousedabdut 2 o‘clock
Wednesday morning by men who went
tearing by in wagons and shouting at
the tops of their voices. Mr. Morrcll,
who lives in Fourth avenue heard the
noise and arose just in time to see a
couple or men in a wagon Whipping
their horses with all their might man
down the st1eet.’lhey were xollowed
by another man in a box wagon and he
was shouting apparently to the ones
ahead to stop. in a minute the horses
had gone by. Mr. Morrell is now won-
daring. what it all meant
A very pleasant surprise was tender-
cd Mr and Mrs. S. P. Holmes at their
home in Winfield street, last evening.
by about twenty of their friends. A
line musical program was rendered
among the number being eom'e vocal
selections by Miss Agnes Flageiald,
accompanied on the pianoby Miss
Bertie Coleman. Those present were
Mrs. W. Woolsey and Theodora Cole-
man from Narragansett Pier, Mr. and
Mrs. P. Juynes Mr. and Mrs. 0. Cole-
man. Mr. and Mrs W Baker. Mr. and
Mrs G Van Kunmur. and Mrs. H. D.
wright. Mr. VanKuren. Miss Mary
wright and the Messrs. Harry, Albert
and Charles Wright.
Some of the colored openers at the
Radel shop are known by very pecul-
iar names. The snake to them means
a great deal and on this account the
word is found in many of their nick-
names. Thomas Parker la known as
the "Black Snake." Jerry Randolph as
the “Rattlesnak‘er' doe blvluxIton the
“Spreading Adder. " Robert Patterson
the "Rattlesnake Parlet” and Bill Male
in goes by the name of “Stinging
Snake. " Jarkor and Randolph are a
number oi gallons of oysters opened.
They found they have opened 175 job
ions while Livingston. Patterson and
Makin in the some time opened :66
gallons.
Boy. Edward Contribution willt
preach morning and WIND tomorrow
in the East; vs no Methud udot ”Church.
HII mo a bot“ bu Open
Dom-ct film 6 “faith .s‘vo’hlnc
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team and this week kept. count 01.111:
in“ Dal western noon calilu
‘ 1111 mother; of
Mrs-1i
eEnst aNo‘r‘v’Iaik, spent yesterday often
noon with tris'nds in
Redford smith one
and Gaston.” at the on a house
M1‘aMatthls wife
at the Soldiers' Home
out yesterday. afte1'1
ness ,
Mrs. Cornelius Myers. 01 Darlen.
spent yesterday at the home oi her
doufihter Mrs. Albert Bunion. of hier-
we
1 Harry Scovllle and family, who have
two weeks‘ lil-
been spending the summer in Darlen. ‘
hays returned to New York for the
winter.
Herbert W Kemp. the Nor-walk cus
tom tailor was in Darien yesterday
utternoou on one of his regular busi-
ness trips.
Thomas Pickett 0‘fI1the Columbia
Hetel has been ill at: his home’dn
Stamford since Monday.
with pneumonia.
- The Epworth League meeting tomori
row evening will be led by Miss
be‘th Haytel‘. Top 15.
and Thanksliving. "
Miss Josephine Bowen who Was tak-
en to the Stamford Hospital about a
week ago. is reported to be doing nice-
ly at that institution.
Norwalk. is the guest of Miss Helen
Brummer. of Railroad avenue. 1.,Bhe
Will remain over Suud . ,
A wagonatte load frp
go to New Canaan .next Wednesday
evening to attend a dance to be given
in Raymond‘s hall. that place.
Stanley Beatrice and Nellie Myers
went to Norwalk last evening and at‘
tended the anniversary meeting of the
Norwalk Eprrth Census Union
Mrs. D. W. Harford wife of Chief
Harford, of the South Norwalk Fire
Department. was the guest of Mrs. J.
P.‘ Drummer. of Darlen. yesterday of-
tornoon.
William Scoheld has been engaged
In repairing the roof of the main barn
at (Iconic S. Bailey's livery stable.
George Knapp has been doing the
painting
Carl Wuerr. will resign his poaltlon
In the Yale e Towns shop in Stamford
this evening and Monday will return
to his former duties In the Blickeus
derfer shop.
Leeds Naif of New rm lost a val
uable diamond pin while In town
spending a few days at the home of
Theodore Austen. Thermos was val-
tied at 860.
Next Wednesday night will be the
last prayer meeting at which Rev. Jo-I
Icpb 1L Guernsey will preach. It is ex
pected that the church will be crowded
on that evening.
The selectmen are greatly improv:
lug Prospect avenue by a top dreading
of gravel. When the job II complet
ed the thoroughfare will be in has con
dltlon. Michael Beuntls doing the
work. I be . .
R. L. Gillette went to 01- na Farms
Thursday and returned with the thirty
choice pheasants owned by Dudley 'I‘Il-
lay and which he had been keeping In
that place while the family spent the
summer there.
The Japanese sociable held 1111111".
day evening in the. Noroton Prery‘
terlan Church proved a very novel and
delightful affair Supper was served
on the European plan and there was a
good attendance.
1. Rev. Joseph 1.. Guernsey will preach
tomorrow afternoon at 3 o’clock In the
West Norwalk Union Chapel.fi‘bis will
be the last time he preaches in the
chapel. as. with his family. he leaves
December 1 tor his new charge.
A concert Ind mom will be held
Monday evening at the Noroion iniI
Iion. An admiuion of ten cenu will
be charged and tho Dropout will be
11.11 the bonsai of the luI'IIlon. A has
entertainment has been arranged
Rev Joseph L. Guernsey will preach!)
tomorrow. morning an evening. in the
Methodist Church. Ills morning topic
will be "The sum of inhuman" and
in the evening he will speak on "The
sublimation or ii‘liIiritIglviux bay." 1
Sci upon» Chm-lull . Waterbury
. new Ildovw'I'lk minds on the
b ids oi CI tar street. William
.OhIlnim not has arias 11111 Vinita
true which now stand! in the pathway
II to 1k: removed and the walk covered
with orthed alone.
who stones for the foundation of the
new signal tower to has
tot, the barley amino in 11911qu
with the ammo“ our 111's nib .1 f
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ilon. Mr. and Mrs. chent will hove
the good wishes of: a host of friends«
for a long and happy married life.
Fred Schildknecht, for nearly a your
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ltet for his father. has resigned his
palm» and Monday morning will en~
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'aftcr have charge of the market.
The many friends or Mr. and Mrs.
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to learn of the fall which Miss Ida
Peterson their daughter received in
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Peterson lost her balance while in one
of the second story windows in the city
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