penal-s abpéar
a at the! ltadel shop hisb‘
dad {this‘ morning y the high tide
Nina and
, ‘ nu ma ' _
gBrociuyn. will spend Thanksgiving-1x31;
“with Mr. and Mrs. George H.Ferr1is.
beavlew avenue
. Frank J. Born of New Haven. in ex-
peoted homo .tonlgbt to spend Thanks-
giving Day with his mother, Mrs. Mary
11.. Dorn. «oi Rowan street.
A special ”l‘l‘lnnl't‘ diving service will
be held tomorrow ning. at 7: 30. at
St? Paul’s Minsk) Rev: Charles '1‘.
. Coerr will preach th sermon. 1
The regularhmeetlng of the Junior '
Band will be heldo F Friday evening at
the pursuits 3 ins Sherwood will
1 lead. A long ttendance is requested.
1 The members of F. H. Field’s and
Edward W‘-“ Cunningham’s Sunday
school classes will have a friendly
game of tdotbali as a‘ turkey appetiaor
tomorrow morning at 1 o’clock on May-
flower Oval =' 1. v
The Friday Night Club will meet.
this evening,1at 8 o‘clock, at the home
of the president Bert Brumstrup, in
Second street. The meeting is held to-
. night on account of tomorrow being
Thanksgiving Day
‘ The union meeting held last night
in the East Avenue Methodist Church
was well attended and n‘
.‘lnter‘est The pastor R .1‘
Birmingham All d icharge and-delivered
an interesting talk 1.
All of the union stores in East Nor-
1 «walk will be closed 11 day tomorrow.
. but w: remain“- bu this evening at
.long a trade‘ drra‘nts. 1 Only a very
to e non-unitlu stores will be
1 l tomorrow morning. .
. 1 he. savy rains of last night driven
'y strong.eaat Wind brought in an
unusually high tide this morning that
broil lit thsiwater to the tops‘ of the
No damage
v «binaries and Elmerdanes George Le-
gates and Woodie wanton: four or the
1 professional :yster‘ openeds from Bani
float and lumber docks
a go to Brooklyn. where
1 they will enter the navy
'1 .‘A sunrise service. lasting one hour,
5. goal late 8, will be held tomorrow, at
Eliot Avenue Methodist Church.
hi Tuesday evening. Decem-
the East Avenue Methodist
James
’1‘ a herbal 'l‘hanltiiutiviug!n family re‘
will be held tomorrow at the
oi‘1Ml‘ and Mts. Daniel L’Hom
aid, Rowan street. Mr. and Mrs.
‘dlnner Mr. and hire. Alfred, 8.
Delta y arid Miss Lillian
f Rowayton; Mr. and Mrs.
John R‘ L'Homnlodleu and son Earle
'1‘
Cup a David Nash’ a sloop last Thurs
do ‘1 tilt as she lay hauled out to dry
Faint were loun‘d ldat night
911‘ in Arthur Godfrey's sloop
which lay not a hundred feet
‘a‘tb :9. The thief for some reason or
oh I‘
were ti “n by Jacob Lassen; with
lité a would take them with hi
the bundle too honv‘y,o
r reason.
{favour spread out on th
- hoard?“ tibia.“- «
b‘rrie Carpenter
‘i‘ng
., him and
d Ithb- 300de the otll- 1 s
or bus innddo‘tttli‘em there. There are ‘
lib still think that the clothes,
the pa
9.0! oyster fill} ,
am Mr Marla Mill:
borer of Pennoysr av
has re urnad from ‘o visit With
lives in Brooklyn. 1, 1;
he badiu' Home Mission society
.1.th Baptist Church mot. yesterday
' iternoon at the parsonage. 1
Sixteen members of the Baptist
Sun‘d chooi oiprassed a desire a
blindly to become Christina
urn Ada Thomas and drifting.
lit Sunday with Mr.:and11htm1{
sociloid, of chbawkon“ Heights,
Opllir Chopter O. E. 8.. will hold
no meeting this week The next meet-
ing will be held on the evening of De
camber 12.
Mr. and Mrs. Willis Nickerson will
eitt’ dinner tomorrow with Mra.1Nlck~
erson's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar
Mills. ot Highland avenue 1‘
There will be a union hrdyer meet
in the chapel of the Methodist
Episcopltl‘ ‘G'hurch‘. ‘i‘ht’ir’nday' evening.
to which all- are cordially invited
Beds of pansies can be seen in full
bloom. not having enough cold weather
so far to affect them any. It is a rare
thing to see them in bloom in the gun
den at'this time' of the year ‘
1-?1-A“~ drum Thanksgiving service will
be held tomorrow evening at 7: 30 in
tnc Rowaytdn Methodist eburch. Rev.
A. L. Hubbard and Rev. Frank Brown
will participate in the services. ’
Every citizen in Rowayton should be
interested in the fire department re-
cently organized and be willing to as
slat them in every way. They need a
building for the hose carriage and all
the apphratua, and for this they must
have money. Every citizen Should
help the cause along. 2'- “r
Work on the new dock being con-
structed in Rowayt‘dn for John Ober-
lander. manager of the Darlen Launch
Works is progressing nicely and Mr.
Oberla‘nder expects to halve it com-
plated by the end of theIi Week and
early next week will start work on
his new shop there. The block will
be 100 feet in length.
Theodore A. Bell. of Nana. Califor-
nia. who has been elected to Congress
is the son of Mr.1and Mrs. Charles
Bell 0! Napa. and grandson of the late
Mr. and Mrs. Smith Mills, of Roway-
ton. Mr. Bell is thirty years of age
At the age of twenty he passed a and»
*es‘sful examination for the has. its
1 has filled the office of district attorney
for the past eight years. and during
that time many notable cases have
won for him a state reputation: What
beta and what he on sacs th s1
" 5° ”1" ”° icelebrsted tho tenth: anniversary of
suit of his own efforts From Nana.
where he has lived most of his yttir'ai.
comes not mone word anvil to stamp
pure grit, great Sahib“
ty, unit“ fif‘lntegrity. :‘fmil 11in
tigab‘l 8 had prom
himself worthy“ or the htmors tramp.
ed upon him in the past, and timbre
‘3 no reason to believe that the boilers
now bestowed upon him will be m‘ls-
pla ced.
npnitnamlvonomiv.
Benjil‘mlu 1.8t‘ John spent Sunday
with friends in RoWayton. v
J P Drummer and daughter Helen
spent Sunday in South Norwnllr ‘
Charles Derby of the Columbia Ho
:eihsoe‘nt Monday with friendsffli Mil-
Mason Zcigler has a force of men at
Work carting ties for the railroad com
puny 1
Louis Taylor libs been enjoyln“ a
51.3.. vacation do... his duties It -
ro on.
.Waiter Lyons of Port Chester. abbot
Blinds the guest of Samuel Grumman,
of Dar en. ‘-
Chsrzl‘el; l‘l’daduul‘n, o; Bmoltgy
span a v ng- t e cues
and ”it.
James Coombn has left the amp y
of, the railroad company and ill ll .1
working in Noroton. - “
. dos *Casalesoi the Railroad,” u
.00bbie , at a 9 1
abandoned? 1 ' “9? V at may aft n
ith friends in atamford.
Burt Buttery. of south Na‘rw
over analogy of an pod:
"Buttery of Dorian.
rhiv will at run. it
bro
a. Dita: b5”
ii a a -
a a
i 1
year.
or donate,- nulls
WM 1
l» .
and George Dan 9
The Knowlton F
will hold a a eciai meeting Fridayo ave
runs at Hahford Btuith‘a for the pur
pose of talking I) the mitt‘er of pun
chasing u‘ lot and building a hull of 1
their own. The plan. it is said i
meeting vgiatltlhgeborul favor amon‘
man will be breached by Rev. Herbert
s. Brown and Rev. Arthur 8 Round.
of the Noroton Presbyterian Church,’
will also take part in the exercises. it
is expected the church will be crowded
with members of the three churches 11
and outsiders, ,. .
Miss Josephine no on who hit been
critically ill at thefsramlorn no:
is reported a littl
ten days ago Mi
an operation tea Eremoval 1*ot: donu-
car but later the hysicisna' found that
another operation uid be necessary.
Miss Bowen is no ed to have ral-
lied from the added 1
now on the‘ int ‘
he ttbr today. out
“Could hav’s’so' fifty more if we ‘
had lean“? “It
Bates, who is a
a1 mark of. Allen
3 in Rance Pop
1 icy s most marketiebterdsy“ afternoon
when a newspaper man asked him ab
out the turkeys. Every one of the
fifty and line birds had been sold and
Mr. Bates was anxiously wondering
where the others were to come from
to fill the necessary orders
Manager John Oberlander. at the
Dorian Launch Works: who has been
superintendlng the writ on his new
property in Rowayton. has been laid
up the psit‘tswidbys by1‘lv'y poison-
ing. Mr. Oberlander got some of the
stuff on both his hands which are one
solid mass of the poison. He is now
nesting the members: and hopes to
come around all right soon.
Fred Smith has received a: letter ‘1’
from his young friend and aohoolmate
Elmer Blocdxood dormeriy of South 3
Norwalk who in now in Charlotte. N. '
C. for the benefit of his health. El
mer states that he 1 es the Diana very
much. Rossa are l “bloom and from
his window he on fish out over the
cotton libido and the “triggers"
singing as they worit‘L‘ He says he
hopes to be able. to return to South
Norwaik about the first of the new
His health il contin orally im-
proving and if he bib no a thank he“
will soon be able, to return to tlid‘ north.
Professor and Mrs. it 1:?D. Hanson
their wedding Monday evening. at
their suflnicr’tealdehce‘. Stony Brook
fund? on “ sly-Rf broad". W
and Mtb‘i‘fl ‘ vad utility}? gifts
annoyances pram wore Mr. and
Mrs. John 1921'}!an Miss Eadie Han.
son.‘ Goséph W25 . ion. Min Norma
Ambli or New Vbrk‘olty: Miss Louisa
watts. of Brocklynter': and Mrs. John
A. Jarvis; Mr. and "IMrs 'A. M. flame:
or Dorian. and others. 1 am a‘ sump-
tu‘ous dinner. singing and dancing cons
tintibil until after midni tilt.
at”
W
a..a‘ao\!1:'-l’
armour
Doric Chapter, O.E.18'met last
night in Mnbonib Mall1
Miss E. Fraser, of Bridgeport is
visiting her parents bore.
Judge D. 8. Bradley made a business
trip to Bridgeport Monday 1
Motorman James Smith is again at
work alter an illness of buyers! days.
Mr. and Mm H. O Benedict will on-
tertain a few friends on Thanksgiving
evening. __
vuazw. A. Psirm of Broohiyu. N.
has been the gum of Mrs. C. T.
' §Y Huributt.
Jams museum pundits use in.
.terior of Albert ’0. Smith's now home
on Bridge Itreet
Tom is body. Fl. “61AM" will
old t air rehiiar ddfiliiilinlcltiou on
Thursday evening.
Superintendent M. 1 ll. Geology
9 lion and is "‘L
. existed. Today few‘
’timc tha
ll dil- :Jfl
Bowen submitted to
9 way
to write “ads. " this month but
invite the ambitious young people who
are interested in advancing théi financial welfare to watch this space for
attrdctiva announcements next week.
1 BROWN COLLEGE
of Business Stenogrnphy and Toiegraphy.
summer boarders were: Spruce cot-
iage Pleasant Shade Elm cottage and
Sound View. Few could locate those
somewhat famous resorts of the past
or have knowledge of their ever having
aces, offer in
duoelnohts for summer boafdéra ~"Milli!
homes for would-be sldents are at a
:premium. rt
Harry Kirk. broth‘ of 'l‘. J. Kirk of
lot'htlhbfelie'nts‘. :the Westbort hotbl arrived in town,
Saturday afternoon boot from the
Philippines. where has served two
years in the regulaét rmy. Mr. Kirk
about two years in tile army before be-
All the
he has been away he never
met a pardon he know tvith the exceo
find of waiter ”Allen who now is home
at Honolulu. Willi“ him Mr. Kirk
brought. man‘y souvenirs from the Phil-
lupines Etwblc he is ving away to his
many friends. lib ated that ho had
a large amount of to sign money and
other souvenirs in his trunk but that
they were removed by some one be.
tween Watcrtown. N. Y.. and West-
port
A surprise was tendered Mrs Lloyd
Nash. wife of Senator-elect Nash Fri
day evening, at her home in King and
state streets. by a. number of the
members of St Agnes’ Guild together
with a‘ few friends. The evening was
pleasantly spent with social convent.
dad‘l tho playing of whist. Refresh
Menu were served. Those present
were: *Mrnbnd Mrs. Ti 0. Stunts.
Rev. and Mrs. G. W. Barhydt. Mr and
‘Mrs A. U. smith.1Mr. and Mrs. M.
Member. Mr. an Mn Charles Hell:
drioha. Mr. and is H; it“ aharwdod.
Mrs. Howalth Mrs. Eradioy. Mrs. Wii.
Iiins Mn. Mammoth to. (hit Mrs G.
Jaili'ita. Mrs. M. Darrow Mr. and Mrs.
1 Malaria-candid". n. K. Gault.
1 and r». Edward Crawford. Mrs;
harlob Diorama. Mrs. 0. Barbara. Mr,
1A.'i‘. Burr. Mist Walsh Mrs:
. .1 initial Robinson. Mrn.‘ .;
Ml! Ma‘NMh. Mini Louisa
Buudby. mbtbiiib’l’}? {Dania
friend from New York detain
James bullock. a machi‘n t a
a'i‘oquat Launch ind Motor‘lz
no rd Devil 1
lug sent tic the Philippines
nib
pony opened in Nationdl
evening. and although the eather was
not of the best there mil 9. fair at.
tendanoe. The program consisted of
a. vocal soib by Mtg Lena Bulkiey,
which wafi well received. so much so
in fdct‘ ‘tlfi she gave an encore; Mrs
Bulkiay poasessos an excellent voice
over which she has excellent control
and all who hear liar sing once are aux.
ions to hear her‘ the second time fProf
Hotvard Smith. of Ballgatuck. accom-
panied upon the piano William Ha>
gcr also gave several selections upon
his ‘grapbophone which were excellent.
There are many articles to be drawn
by chance conspicuous among which
is a very handsome chair presented
by Viglinnt Engine Company. a pair
of woolen blankets cord of world. toll
of coal cracker dish“ ablad fork. slipv
para shoes. cigars and wine; ' The
program last eyehing Was varied and
consisted of several graphophone ae
fractions by William ‘,Hager upon his
concert machine. living advertisements
and for about liftcen minutes the com-
phny was entertained by the Comps
minstrcis.
lotto of saugnt‘uck will be present and
present the program
ing a few extra; efforts and there will
be local hits.
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NEW RAILROAD' APPOINTMENTS.
But few Consolidated employer have
during the past month received plum:
from the officials of the road. Only
boron have been appointed to the rev
iiible position of station seams and .1
theirs are all foliowb:
William: wood. at Wilton was...
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