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Art Mo'r'rlsm has taken it M311
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street is spending 11 few duys with
friends on Long Island. ,
Mill's Ella. "Emmerson. at East avenue,
has Kilns to Damascus Pennsylvania.
to spend several days. '
Hubert F. Pierce spent the Sabbagh
at t e drama of his sister. 11111.11 T.
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th R‘chard 111111111, had charge of_
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The Christmas carols were rflehears-
. 1 ed yesterday afternoon at the session
I. of the Advent Ch1lstlan Sunday school.
‘ At the meeting of the Junlo1 Baud.
,1 1 Friday evening Edward Hatchmun and
"Marvin Van Kcuren were elected mem-‘
era
The regular weekly prayer service
will be held Thursday (Thanksgiving)
evening at the Advent Christian
Church.
The Junior Band will hold its regu
lar meeting 1111-1111;. November 28. at
7:30 p. m., at 11.; 11911101111312. Sllne
Sherwood will lead.
The Friday night Club will hold its
meeting this Week Wednesday even
log at the home of the president. Bert
Bruinstrup. in Second street
A special meeting of the members or
the Advent Christianiflburch for the
election or odid‘é’i's‘ Will be held at the
church Thursday evening December 4.
A special Thanksgiving service will
be held Thursday evening at 7: 30. at
St. Paul's Mission. Rev. Charles T
Cocrr, of Redding, will preach the ser-
111011.
Manager Charlie LaCroix expects to
go on his last hunting trip or the sen-
' son, tomorrow He will go wlth a_
friend and invade the woods in the vi
entity of Westport. ‘
Francis Cross 11 member of the Ad
vent Christian church of Bridgeport
was the guest here over Sunday and
attended all the Services yesterday at
the local Advent church.
Silas Sherwood. a member of the
Junior Band of the‘East Avenue Meth
odlst Church whose home is now in
Bridgeport will come over Friday
night and lead the meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. Benedict, of
No.12» South Osborn avenue, will cele
brute tonight the fifth ‘anniversary of
their marriage, and have invited a
number of their friends to be present.
J. W,I'Banks. of Fifthstreet. is in
Ilsnbut‘y today attending the funeral
of his brother-ln—lrrw, Oliver C. Miller.
who died in that placclaet Thursday
from typhoid fever, after only a few
duye‘ illness. .
George 13.11.5111 clerk for Ilruggiet
T B Griilln went to Bridgeport this
morning. to enter upon his new duties
in the (fork City Phar y. conducted
by J.C .Bentty Mr. Girl n has not de-
drilled whom he will get to succeed him.
"I you" Griffin. the roll“ king off-
sprlh of Druggist'l‘ B.Gritll11, was in-
itiate into the mysteries of the “1
'Don't Know" order Saturday and man
aged to successfully ride the goat. tile
line! was the one owned by William
LIGCOIHII".
"SpretI." the valuable little spaniel
coined by Thomas Benedict of Fort
street has recovered from the effects
. reason why. Louis attended the recon
tion given by the Athletic Asuncintlou _
or 111': Brown Business College at the ‘
orwalk Armory last ween and Was .
1 ’so engrossed in dancing with a. portio-
yal Workerb’ meeting last even- N
. in Dorian.
Mrs. 11111 MldsIInna
M11111 Bennie Mills. of 1111311111111 eve-
York ‘11
A great deal of 111191.111 111111 been
mhnifented in 111: revival meetings at
the Methodist Church this winter.
There were four taken in on probation
yesterday morning and two last even-
11111. making twelve that have joined
smile the church has been under the
present pastor. Rev. A. L Hubbard.
Louis Kendrick' .11 friendsare having
no end of fun today and this in tho
uiar young lady friend that he forgot
about train. in fact everything except
the young lady. He walked home. or-
riving here footsore and weary about
«i 11. m.I
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DJRIEN AND NORQ TON
Mrs. Henry Northrop continues to
improve at her home in Main street.
Mr. and Mrs. Louie 1111211111 Stoornn.
of Center street. spent the Snbbnth
with friends in Norwalk
mun elect Luther M. Wright. of South
N011wallt.wns in Darlen Saturday at
1911110011 on business '
Rev. H S. Brown returned lust Ween
fr‘om 11 several days‘ visit in Merlden
and preached yesterday in the Congr-e
gatiomti Church 1111 1111111111..
The 1"aihoad' company has a fame of
men at work on the tracks in trout of
the Dnrlen station replacing the old
ties with new ones for the winter.
Rev. Joseph L. Guernsey and Al-
vah Wilmott went to Norwolk Friday
evening and attended the meeting of
the Norwalk Epworth League Union.
The local butchers expect their tur-
keys by tomorrow night. The price
will range from 18 to 22 cénte the
some as it has been for several Iyears
George H. 'l‘illey and family arrived
Saturday from Greens Farms and are
flow in possession of their winter home
Their household goods or
rived Saturday morning.‘
A special children's Thanksgiving
service was held last evening at the
Congregational Church. it was
children a night and a fine program of
exercises was given by the young
folks.
The members of the Congregational
Church will shortly send 11. barrel or
groceries and clothing to the City ...s-
alone in New York for Thanksgiving
All those who wish to give towards it
are requested to do so at their earliest
opportunity.
~Don‘t forget the concert‘ in Town
Hall, Tuesday night.
On account of the repairs being
ma e to the organ Organist Whitney
wa compelled to use the piano at the
services in the Congregational Church
yesterday. It: la expected that by
next Sabbath the organ will be ready
for use again
Dudley Tllley. son of Mr and Mrs.
George H. Tilley, attains his majority
tomorrow. and preparations have been
made for a celebration of the event at
the family residence in this place.
The family retmued last week fr 111
Green Forms: where they have .11 en
spending the summer.
The many friends of Thomas Pick
ett. the genial assistant at the Tooker
$316101: of poison he received and is
apparently as Well as ever Dr
Biker managed to bring the. cunlnc‘
nmund‘ all right. i
Mrs. W )3. Bean of South Norwulk. .
delivered a very interesting uddresai
before ‘a largely attended meeting of
the .llinlor League at the East Avc- !
hue Methodist Church yesterday after
noon M111 Bean held the closest nt-Ii
tendon of her young bearers during
her entire Address. 1‘
Owing to the fact 111211 Dane C. Bis-
alel has to work tomorrow evening. he}
will be unable to play in the Hefner
pool tournament and Manager Charlie
Leeroix has arranged 'ior a game be-
tween Curl Wicks and lildwnrd Bryant 1
Both are good players and an exciting 1
guide they be expected.
rs. Thomas Walsh of Cottage ovc :
accompanied by her daughter.
ml” Lillian Walsh left Buturday mor
‘ for a visit with relatives 11d
“wills in 11.11 «111.11.: 111111 or ewi
jinn“: ll'e. Litter they will visit Mrs.
L h“: sister in 11111 Boston. They
' be away. several weeks. ,
‘ _ that shot: hos orders now for
do. 1Wlons of oysters 11 any and the
. he is working night and day
. orders. but night many of
mot to work at midnight and
up to this fivenlu'n. ll‘cur
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House. were pleased to seé him around
Saturday afternoon. Tom is recover-
ing from a severe attack of illness out!
was able to be out Saturday for the
11151 time in tire days. His mun
friends hope that his memory from
now on will be rapid.
At. the hi-mouthly meeting of the
Norwalk Epworth League Union held
last Friday evening at the Methodist
Church in Norwalk, Rev. .1. L. Guern—
soy tendered his resignation as first
vice- president on the ground of his “re-
111111101 December. Mrs. John B. 111.11.
now residing in Wilmington. Del” re
signed as third vice— president. andI Mr.
Fitch. of Darlen. was elected to fill the
va cancy.
' “Secure your seats today for the
Eagle Hook and Ladder Co. concert.
Several of those who are to take
part in the Christmas contour “Tables
Turned“ met lulu Friday evening at
the Congregational parsonage and had
their part: assigned to them.
or meeting will be held at the parson-
mre' Friday evening when it in oped
all the singers and their friends will
lieI Iprenent. At this time the cunt-sis
lilie 111. over under the direction
ct Mrs.‘ 11111111; Who is to 11m charge
of tltIe 11:111. IIIlmIi lIllIIIlWIl) 11g!
rang up or r o of.
up: chilgfenfii Christmas 11
' sol-y Northrop can it:
improve dolly at her home i
Entrust. under the cure or Dr. 4,
pry. ct Noroten. The 1101110
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Many {rightly so
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" guest of her sister. Mrs. Charles Ball,
James Lester, secretary for Council-1
3’ There are several diop curtains. be-
Auctn- '
b I 111: iguana
nu quite a rowd collected in 110119
the Tucker House hint
to {l d
was in progress 11.11.1111.
to tell it. 11111. 11111111: 1
four college boys inside. hewever, 111
they 111111111111 smothered the blaze wl
blankets but not until about 200 11
gets that they had taken along to tread.
their friends with in the Elm City had:I
been ruined.
W.
--'“Curc the cough and save the life. "
Dr. Wood‘ 11 No1way 1.111111 Syrup cures
coughs and colds. down to the very
verge of consumption.
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here and there on the tolvn roads.
David Wind. oi the local trolley
line 1111 confined to his house with 3
severe cold
Mrs. Smith. of Naugntuck. is the
State street.
‘ 11'; K Prltchard has‘ opened a plumb-
his store in the Manner building. in
Main street.
Work on the new residence for Jon-
pings Brothe1',s at ‘i’lreens Forms in
being pushed
The $n11gutuck coal club has fell
through not having received any Word
from the coal mines.
The Greens Farms Farmers’ Club
will meet this evening at the resi-
deuce of J. 11‘. Elwood
Mr. and M1111. Waiter Gregory and
child are soon to move to New York.
where they will spend the winter
Joseph Peudlcr and son Elmer. of
Bridgeport. the been the guests of
M11. and Mrs. George 11‘. Perry. Wright
sheet. ,
A male quurtette is soon to be form-
ed of prominent gentlemen. and it is
expected that they will soon be heard
from in public.
A new switch has been laid to re-
place the one that. has seen much ser-
vice at the corner of Riverside avenue
111111 State street.
Nick Ferridlno. clerk in Furrars’s
oust side fruit. store. has secured a
position no shipping clerk with a
large New Haven concern.
Squirrels are making havoc on the
( uttlng piece. and it is said that hunt-
us would "find a harvest on this place
much to the satisfaction of the owners
.A number of the Masonic fraternity
here went to Bridgeport Friday night.
11nd attended the reception given by
St. John's lodge to the «Grand lodge
officers.
The total number of pieces of mail
curried on the thrcc rural dellvery‘
mules from the Westport post- -olllce
numbered ii. 489 for the month of
October.
Salmon .1. Co. are soon to have the
front of the building adjoining and
now occupied by them. formerly known
at the bicycle hospital remodelled by
Builder Quinlan‘ 11 men.
There will be no delivery on the
three rural delivery routes out from
the Westport postofllce on Thursday.
Thanksgiving day. The postotlicc will
close at 10 in the morning and will not '
open until five in the afternoon.
Indications are that the Thanksgiv-
ing holiday will be quitely obserVed
here in nearly every household forn-
lly reunions will be held, and Super-
intendent Fred Kemper. of the town
farm. is planning to make the day one
of joy to the inmates there.
last George Washburne has about
completed 11.111.111.11 the scenery for the
South Norwnlk Lodge. Shepherds of
Bethlehem When finished the work
will be a great addition to the lodge.
sides a large number of wings, etc..
The Farmers’ Club will hold the
first of its regular winter meetings at
the home of the secretary. J. Frock El.
wood. this evening. if stormy the
club will meet tomorrow evening. Ev-
11y member is 111-1111121111; be present and
on Saturday. the Guild of the Holy
Child meets in Christ Church "
course of union Advsn ‘
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publicsn headquarters. Thanksglvi
evening, 11nd do. honor to «than 1.91
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