end. of Cave street. is
with friends. in Stun»
1L6 LtLNolenlk. is the
llered Bennett of Sea~
d , iter of Mr.
Pm file units 111
t 1
his; the clay lit
tier... Mrs. T. it:
. st avenue. are entertaining
s from Waterbury today.
M s Addie Scott of Wilton. is the
guest f,‘Mr. this Mrs. Henry Iii. Ben-
nett it their home In Seaview avenue
Mr. end Mrs. Melville Youngs. of 11
street; are entertaining Mr. and
‘i1llam X\o_l.ulg_rl,a of ltpwnyton,
Y
r. and Mrs. D. is. linLnford. of W -
field street. are visiting their ‘
rank Hnntord, st his home in New
Britain“ ,
, Captain Charles Bill of H111 street.
vlll ll“
eb 11‘ Yanh‘ignn Acorn football game
in ether city H1 _ , __ ,
George . t60dth”-Norwailr.
nnd Joseph Gordon. of Norwnlk. have
secured positions opening oysters in
1 the Radel shop.
Max Levy. the Washington street
bridge shoe dealer, is entertaining
friends from Bridgeport, Stamford and
New York today.
A special Thanksgiving service will
be held this evening at. 7: 30 at St.
Paul’s Mission. Rev. Charles'l‘. (loan-
will hove charge.
The Young [Mdiés‘ Industrial socie
ty held a solving session Tuesday eve-
ning at the home of Miss DOLlOthy Mor
roll in East avenue
Irl iclpnl E H
“mom and family
in ‘ spending‘
av at the home of
Mine unibarts parents Mr. and Mrs.
E. R arnu'ln. in Bother
(lirard Becker sr and .LLlr., will eat
Thanksgiving tulkev today. at the
home of Captain and hire. George W
Bell, of 33 Second street.
Mr. and Mrs. Marcellus Green. of
Wilton will eat Thanksgiving turkey
today with Mr and Mrs. Henry E.
Bennett of Seevie'oli av venue.
Edward W Le Killingh’nm. William
Mdl'fatt and Bert £00m expect to go
doom thoffharbor tomorrow on one of
g g ‘ 8 fishing expeditions.
* dies’ Mission Society of St.
Pahl’af Mission cleared over $50 as a
result of their entertainment and sup
per held recently in Randall's Hall.
Mrs 11: S. Hunted, who has been ill
at her home in Van Zandt street was
fairer: quite seriously ill Tuesday night
but is considerably improved today.
Mr and Mrs William Bronson of
Greenfield Bill will eat Thanksgiving
tur’lley this noon. at the home of Mrs.
mm A Paddock. in Winfield street
The bodies Mission Society met
Tuesday afternoon. at the home of Mrs.
G P. Smith in waan street and ac
foulplished a large amount of guilt.
it
contain Willia‘mL‘ Kellogg has our
chastld it tvlenty seven fool. cnbin cut-
boét Which he intends to enlarge and
morale generally during the winter
. months
captain William Aldrich
of Port
domed. Was in South Norwnlk yes-
tel-tiny and in the aftemoon called on,
Wigtfioufithelcl of Rowan street for
flows in Merritt mid Leger lddmonds
caught thirtietwo smelt up the rider
‘ one day recently They report that the
little fish are not biting as well as they
did a' few weeks ago. »
Mr. and Mrs. (1120th million and
son, of New York city. will out Thanks
giving dinner today the guests of Can-
tain and Mrs.‘ Moses H Wilson. at
their home in Scariest avenue.
Sylvester Decker and family, or iii
lettuce greet. will more next Monday
into the house on Senside pace. re.-
looted by Harry, w. Boy .end
who have moved to Dan or)!
‘ 1111.0! (iii ten do.
. $2331 {in ”$411933 11$
, ll gift-I. illiteracy. and the
111mm the noon thin! to
9 d‘ “H“. mdL
time a little
' jl in ill number of homes.
‘ 13.1.. Morgan and film-
.oonn.. Miss Annie
elltL; Dr. and Mrs. Russell
Pa... Mrs.
Lottie ,
lends of ilsvid Ward.
1 in New street.
llineei It:
W rd
to Bridgeport today to .‘witnees 2““
Marlon Reid
‘ he atlané'l‘h‘e First {Thebkstivinin
612: Pu ‘
an a Little E lid hike Me.
Slam ”Recipe, ..
g-w—Thanks leLiLnLaL',“ . . ‘
bur girls:
Sbnzéli‘hthor We Thank Thee.
Mrs. F. Bidleeli returned to Bullieid
yesterday. having been the guest of
Mrsc 0. .Baker
Dr and Mrs. Brinkley lire entertainv
lug relatives over Thanksgiving.
Mrs. Jessie Billiird that orally will
spend Thanksgiving in N York city.
visiting her sister. Mrs. Stanley Mills.
, Miss Olive Cole will spend a few
days this week witn relatives in Brook'-
George Miner has secured it position
in the employ of John Williamson, the
oystel‘man..L ‘L
Miss Stephenson is spending the
Thanksgiving recess with relatives at
Mount Vernon.
Mrs. Edna Walker and son Arthur
are spending Thanksgiving with rela-
lives on Long Island. 1
Rev A. L. Hubbard and family will
be the guests of the farmer's parents
at Shelton over Thanksgiving.
Mr. and Mrs. Borel Inglohtwe been
boar-dings. out George E: vérett's; will
point T ithkbgiving in New to ice
Jnilll s Rhuedes and' delight r;
Lliannibni. N. Y. will be the guests of
Mrsand Mrs. W. A. Cushmnn. Friday.
William Lilrlabee. of Oyster Ray, L.
12' Will spend Thanhsglvliifi With Mr.
and Mrs. Edward M1 1
kett street r 1 ‘
Mr. and Mrs William DoMott or be
gen street icit yesterday for no es.
tended visit in Brooklyn and NeWbllLl'g-
on- -the Hudson. ‘1 . ‘ ,
Harvey Jarvis is how‘ emoloyed on
one of Captain William Payhe' s oyster
steamers At present he is at work
oil: Greenwich. .1 1,
Quite it large number from Rower-
ton attended the entertainment given
in Dal-ion Tuesday evening for the
benefit of Eagle Hook and Ladder
Company. All returned highlyl ‘piehtlf
ed with the line entertainment; given.
The Rowaytou Firs Departmlr’ltt.‘ un:
der the direction of Chief Edwif‘ll 811L6-
vens. held a very successful practice
drill Tuesday evening. About‘t'w duty-
ilve of the member‘s turned out with
the hose wagon and. coupling the 11666
on the various hydrants about the
place. demonstrated what they woniti
do in case of a fire. The mombol‘s’ c
tniniy deserve encouragement Flor;
active and energetic way with: which
they have entered this lire business.
Let the good workgq ‘ 5"
The following Thanksgiving proi
slam was rendered in the South FiVe
Mile River schoo1 yesterday after
noon.
Morning song.
School.
lie?1lillg~'l‘iic Governor's Proclnma
t (in
101s Stevens.
ltctllsiion-—Tho First Thanksgiving.
Prohibit liart.
Song-«Little Jack Frost.
Primary Pupils.
Rilf‘llnthfl-T0dily and bong Ago
Lydia Vosllurg
llocitution~ltivor in Church,
Gladys Mills
Recitation—Tho Night Wind
Primary Pupils.
Thanksgiving Sons.
Primary Pupils '
Recltatithe Rat-vest
Four Girls.
Violin solo,m
tanner—E a; VLI'ORBH.
Recitation—God's Gift in Nature.
Edna avsge.
Sung—3PM ‘Pll
Fourth and Fifth Grades.
Reoitatloaw'l‘haaluglving.
Emily Acheriy.
Hymnw'i‘han giving Day.
0 “l Tracy Ambler.
6 nor oil-«mi
L? Vi who.
it
*llymaL-Q—Thank the Creator.
school
Mr. and its. use» use
~ entertain friends today
miLLILl‘idfi only of the column.
tel. spent Manual in Millers i
Mrs. William storehouse
from her-v isi hi .I ,
ny
of
ii. McDougnl has Lt . .
arise. lifter attsndlh ‘t 1 L
of her sister. at Westwood .
interment was in Evergreen Comets y.
i3rorillyn.‘ 1
Tile ‘h‘msrsl of ‘
1 ‘el
, .u ilijll be
by colt from hi
ans. 1
Mr and Mrs. Rumor Bisho
with Mr. and Mrs.
bills. on their home. in Norman.
veryLL 111 w nth e reoip
ol‘a ’LLb‘ellutL iiil blinketpol
exquisite bouquet of res
chrysunthem’ums and“
Mrs; A. A. Bewarbv bftNe'w Murmurs ,, 1
The postotllce 3M]!
from 10 n in. until 5 p.m
Mr. and Mrs. Moslemiie entertain-L
ed a‘ few friends Shtllrliliy evening
Mrs R P Sherwood will spell
ready with friends in Brooklyn , it
Miss Josie label of Brooklyn, is a
truest of the Misses Mary and Carrie
Bradley
George W. Mills is now running on
the depot trip which he formerly held
for many years
There will be a union Thanksgiving
service in Christ Church. this morn-
ing Rev Kenneth Mackenzie will
preach the sermon. i
John Madden, hf ainL strélit. has rel
ceived word from t e asylum at Mid‘
dietown that his wife is no better men-
tally. although her physical condition
is good.”
Yesterday morning the Chulcli Lot
-. the Assumption was crowded with
1 ion of the congress
friends of Miss Mary Baker and Thom-
as Quigieyn to. participate in their wed-
i ding. Itcv. hauley emulated.
Ed Thcrr‘las ,6: i entertjtin a few
menus with‘a it’liivstery luhchoon. a
midnl lit. tonight. Thumbs declare
thatn' though theL limit" may, he uncan-
ny. there’li be he thing ghostly about
the lunch. and he protrudes also to have
a we eating contest with George Mills:
blackberry pie to gbve‘rn' 1
while the Misses Eloise and Hattie
Thomas of compo street. were tirlvlhg
through East Norwaik on their Way
to Gregory's Point FINE; afternoon.
a strange dog “or the brin le brill var
lety. came along and followed the team
hill the way home. where it still re-
mains and has made its home. ,1
There is no little fun being poked at
conductor Charles ,Burllo. all) who
made his dramatic Saturday
ril'ght.1anding. in the brook within
ngsight 9 his house. Lat Harris corners,
and that he escaped without injury is
ground for congratulation. _ Burke was
on the tail and of a Bridgeport car It
was on the last t'rip in. and the light
burned out. Motorman Sweet cal ed .to
Burke to throw the solo on from the
who until the rose co in be hired. and
in his excitement. Bur made a firing
leap from the roar plotgorm', landing in
the brook There was s heir com is
inept of sessions"... a'bbard who for
moment feared the conductor had been
hulllv hurt. but Burke quickly ro~ap¥
pcnlcd dripping wet but still in busi-
"use.
1
FRENCH erwss To riotous
ST. EDENNE France. Nov. 26. —‘—-’l‘he
chmmittée of the Coal Miners’ Baden
utlo'n of the Loire hold ”iterating today
and resolved in fever o the You?
[den of work ht hit the either in; e.
'distrlc't next Thidny.~ Aftefipthe on
he adoration
Baillie. Novels»
strike in there
coal, t.mllou or,
«at the Fluid d P
ber‘ lilo ah n
departmental the gen!
Nellie” Loire nLiidL wit
toLlLiiurs it 30111an
‘ Lt e general strike of the coal miner-
rimmed on bowl ~
mo y 1011
their 11 3‘11 :hlcha one time involved
9" 100m melt. «in In. and. ‘
ofL L ‘
Stamford. and Mia Lizzie Clerk and ; ,
Fred Rockwell spent one day last week ' L
Merlin J Wotan ,
sAii'ce Miliepaugh’. one has been 1
this week 1 1
”lion. line all h
' ”5.3%; Ja'ollionvllie grounded
ed: gives‘LcLo r-
‘LLlLlLeLsp nonpubrlngsre o
“A; .
all closed todayL _
TOO BUSLVL
to write "ads." this month. but we invite the ambitious young people who,
are interested in advancing theil“ financiul Welfare to watch this space for
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plastered or worn; sensors its
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WASHINGTON Nov. 26min his tin-L
mini report George E belts. direo~
tor of the mints. says that the coinage
‘rnints at Philadelphia... New orléans
and San Francisco were in operation
throughout the fiscal year. in number
of pieces the coinage of the year has
never been exceeded aggregating 191.-
”419 500 but in value Lit has fallen from
1.138.840 781 in 1902 to $94. 526 678. this
being due to the greater demand for
the smell denominations. Gold coin~
age dropped from 899, 6115 .716 to 861.
3980 572 but the stock of gold bullion
‘on hand increased no.) 8100 219 498
110 3124 .083 “712 The coinage oLf silver
dollars amounted to 616 402, 800. sub-
sidiary silver coins to $10. 713 669 and
minor coins to $2. 498 736.
_ROBBERY WAS NOT SUCCESSFUL
ARKRUNL lhd. Nov. 28-41 desperate
bun unsuccellhfulv mentor to rob the
Exchange Bank. was made early this
morning . The robberii captured and
bound the two night telephone opera-
tors and cut all telephone wires lead-
ing out of the telephone exchange.
They bour'rd and gagged a physician
whose cities is in the slime building
{with the bank. The first explosion of
dynamo at the bank roused the citi-
zens. who hastened to the scene with
lire arms Many shots Were exchang-
ed‘. but the robbers escaped without
any booty. v
rumour nurse consents.
WAgHINGTON Nov lie—The Mich-
ignn antral todaL'y filed with the in-
terstate commerce commission a new
vireight tariff schedule between New
York and Chicago making a. decrease
of live cents no provision- and a: fire
reared meets both for do- '
“no now our“! 3 ' '
“that :will beetroot!” January, 1 next. it is
cents for
mitotic use no export.
expected that all other Area in the
villi Me 61'
«m
W
igAlLINLflL' IOLATIO RLULN AOHOBE.
HILADELP KIA Fin. Nov. 26-The
bark Hawaiian iiiandst mm Monnlulu.
boilersw rend tell
my
wThe Nouns... Bounty
cue Book station this morning.
I; hosted and towed to this port.
central Fro m1gilt Assoclstion territory ‘
“Whitehall?! In»
" ll W _-
oi! Merl ,
Silo :;
LAQNGHiNfl or emotions in.
LONDON Nov. 264-1319 Shamrock
II! will be launched at the end of
Mal-ch or early in April. She will be
lunch more ready for the use than Was
the shamrock u when the latter was . L
launched. Lady Shotteebury wife of
the commodore of the Royal Ulster
Yoeht Club; will probably christen the
new challenger for the America's cup ‘1‘
.6...—
A STARTLING LOUHPRLILBE.
Very few could believe in looking at
A; T Hominy. a honlthy. robust hisolr- i
smith of 'I‘ilden ind that“ fer ton years f
he suffered such tortures from Rheh- 1
' vow
oil
terllrl
‘ .1 ‘1.”
1mm
not
motion: as few could endure and live. '.
But a wonderful change“ followed his
taking Electric Bitters.
have not felt I‘ twinge in over a yearl"
They regulate the Kidneys. purify the
blood and euro Rheumatism Neural: ‘
gin. Nervousnose‘ improve digestion
and give perfect health Try them
Only title. at F H. Baxter" s drug store. "
——
INTERNATIONALYBILVER COM’ 1
PA
NEW YORK. Nov. 26~—Thc adjourna
ednl ing of the international Silver
Compam’. which was to have been
heldvln Jersey City today, was again
postponed for a week. No business
was transacted today.
WORK RESUME!) 1N HAVANA.
HAVANA. Nov. 26. -_-:'i‘here was a re-
sumption of work this morning. except
in the case of the cigar makers. who
still have a tow minor points under dial ~ .
911313161114 . 1.
"rise homes .3
wholly cured me" he writes “and i ‘
'1’ .
solsplm. villi): L L L L
on; 13111 L LoILrLLt
“3'58 Nomufmm 8%" LL
fifl'fliiikh‘tfl
Try a Package:
‘c. p. BOSS & soN
Special Sole
- fit the we "L 1
_ genera for any 13‘
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no: mill:
ill-ill
”will!“
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lawman don't A... 111 mu hermit. .,
were proud of no m
KIIG'D
l. Pills.
“NPR.” I:
fi'duwii‘t‘i
mirr- orby meiillwhox. rush
ME 60., Box 1930, ”EM. ll”.
As delicious as if
freshly cooked.
Boss Lunch
Milk Biscuit.
Always ms:
and Crisp.
proofpackage at 5 and to cents.
Lxhl'ade in New London for years.
None better-1w :15 good.
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