w er? ‘
tor. or White Plain
Ariel Gathered spent WednesdAy 111 ‘IM
Danbnr on business. .
Mrs .8. Seymour. is convalescent
from an Attack or bronchilts.
Captain William Bates yesterday
hauled his boat out for the winter.
Mrs. James ll. SsnIey, of Betta
Place. is visiting r’eiat ves in Bridge- '
1) art. .
William E. Russell, of New York.
spent Thanksgiving with his mother in
Wi ii street.
fidudder, of. Rowan street. iii.‘
D his a;tew days with friends in,
Hannibnl. N. Y
Painter J. W. Beaty is papering the
, residence of C. M Daniels, in Chestnut
‘ street. Norwnlk
. ‘ Miss Kathryn Thomas, of Rowen
I street. spent
friends at Bantam Lake
I C. J Dunn. former resident of this
place, is spending a few days with his
sister Mrs. H. S. Seymour.
Alli-ed Nickerson will lead the Loyal
Workers' meeting Sunday evening in
the Advent Christinn. Church.
Mrs. D Burr Beach and daughter of
11 Bette Place are visiting Mrs.
Keene of Poughkeepsle, N. Y.
W. L. Bean and 1amily, including
Peicy Griffin have moved from Mar-
vln s Ridge to 288 East avenue.
Miss Anna Mc‘Grath. of Dnnbury, is
the guest of the Misses Lucy and Min
nle Collins, of Osborn avenue.
M S. Partrick had Thanksgiving
dinner yesterday at the home of his
son Oscai Partrick, ,iuI East avenue.
Henry S. Seymouruin'd granddaiigh
tel, Edith. spent Thanksgiving with
his son, Robert A. Seymour. of Strat-
ford.
Mrs. M. A. Lockwood. of Greenwich
is the guest of Mr. and Mrs J H. Run-
die at their new home in Van Zandt
street.‘
The Advent Christians have been in-
vited to hold a prayer meeting one
week from next Tuesday evening in
Barton. ;
Charles Keatlng,- or East Norwalk
is taking a course in sItenography at
Brown's Business College, in South
NIOrwaik.
Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Smith entertained
a number of friends ‘at‘ Thanksgiving
dinner yesterday at their home in Row.
on street
- :.Mrs Dora Mead. of Danbury, has re-
turned home after spending a week the
' guest of her cousin, Mrs. John Jackson.
in East Norwal k
I'.Ml‘ and Mrs E. J. Raddy. of South
Norwnllt. ate Thanksgiving dinner with
their son. Richard Roddy. at his home
in Cove avenue.
Miss Eva Cloniwell, of Danbury. had
Thanksgiving dinner with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. John Cromwell of East
Washingtbnmeet. " 4' 4' Ii .1.
Mi: and Mrs Frank Lundquist, at
Summer street spent the day with
their son. Frank Lundqulst Jr. and his
wit in New York city.
Air and Mrs. E. S. Rusted of Van
Zandt street ate Thanksgiving dinner
at the. home of Mr ml Mrs. James
Paul in South NorWal
Mr= and Mrs. Wiiiiiiin B1asce‘r and
daughter Miss Hazel Biascer. spent
Thanksgiving at the home of Mr Blas-
cer is father in Brooklyn
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Raymond of
Bette Place, attended he Sanford Wil-
son wedding at Mrs‘ ..K Rnymond’ s
in Belde‘n‘ Hill, yesterday.
~ The Emotion Whist’Club will hold its
next; meeting next Wednesday often
noon nth o’clock at the home of Mrs.
Charles E. Baker. in East avenue.
Burr Day yesterday hauled out his
shortly. for the winter and had Finch
Brothers haul it to his house where he
will be kept during the winter months
Bradley Hull and wire. of Van Zandt
street; spent Thanksgiving with Mrs.
Hull's mother at her home in Dans
bur They are expected home this
«we his
. Henry. Wicks who recently moved
his family from Stuguhick to Reynolds
street. Juggle!!! a hortly to move back
ugatnck: where he has so
cured work.
ill saith Meade Will entertain a
gewflirlendanhls evening at her home.
loans of Waterbury. who
as . . ,
erwooii will, lead the meeting
Jugii r Band at 1:30 this even-
tii ethodlst phrsonage» All
-, embers are asked to he present
and bring matrimonial
_, peoial 'i‘bankagiVing service.
suing at St Paul's Mission.
tteiidcd. Rev. Charles 1..
noted the services which
«villain and impressive
hires .Schoenliof. of New
ere guests over Thanksgiv-
parents. Mr.
myiui zsndt
. ,1 remain for a few
Bias
Thanksgiving with.
l
bloom, on their Veranda
t genius. in honor of Walter and ‘
A rm w lin . ,
. tribute toilinrds this cause i’osn notltyI
Charles A Smith 8 Howard avenue.
.Stnitzhis treasurer ithe' rm; and
{Leah utter the arm as.
Bert Wright. on employee of Greater
I. I). Robertson. thought he would take
a day off yesterday and accordingly
started down the harbor after ducks.
But his sport‘was all married he soon
utter he got down to the islands a
Wave suddenly washed over his little ‘
He roI I
craft and lie fail overboard.
turned home it siilder, hutsmuch wis-
et infl- I
0 car li'. Morroil and Emily.-
Bri senor-t had dinner Thanksgivimr
day with Mr. and Mrs. Eli Olmstead, of
First street. Mi Meirell begins work
today as a painter in Barnum & Bail-
ey’s winter quarters. in Bridgeport.
and will spend the next three months
decorating the cars, wagons. etc. con
nected With the Greatest Show on
Earth.
”There was a family gethering‘ yester
day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. S
Randall. of Seaview avenue».
tiir oi the occasion was the big
Thankssl’vinsnlnner. .Ylihose who on-
joyed the feast were Mr. and Mrs.
James LHommedlen Mr. and Mrs M.
D. Randall and daughter Elizabeth Mr.
and Mrs. Clifford Randall. Mi. and Mrs
A; N. Paddock. Miss Sadie Randall and
Miss ldclla Darr.ow
-Tcn thousand demons gnuwinn
away at one's Vitals couldn't be much
worse than the tortures of itching
piles. Yet there’s a cure. Dean's
Ointment never fails.
now/arrow. ..
Miss Linn Stevens of Rowayton ave
one, has returned from a visit in Plov~
idence and other points east. .
A very interesting musical and liter-
my program was given We destiny of
ternoon at the Rowdy ton public school.
Mr and Mrs. William Mosner, of
New York, former residents of this
place, spent yesteiday as the guests
of Miss Emma Hoyt.
M1. and Mrs. A. B. Cleverly. of Crow
avenue. are visiting relatives in Brook- .
lyn They were the guests of Mr Clev—
erly' s mother fOi Thanksgiving dinner.
About twenty~five members of the
tire departmenti Mid a? practice run
yesterday afternoon, taking the hose
cart from the station to DeKlyn‘s cotI
tuge at Pine Ledge...
Captain and Mrs. Lewls Ramona
have, gone to New Haven, where they
were called by the seiious illness of
Mr. Raymond’s mother. The sad news
3! her death has since been received
ere.
Charles Stevens of this place. hale
been git/en the contract no E Hill
manager of the Norwalk iron Works.
to construct a large breakwater off
Tavern Island which Mi Hill recently .
purchased.
There was a large number at the till: I.
ion meeting at the M. E. Church. an
evening, chairs having to be brought
in from the chapel to seat the people.
Rev. F. C. Brown and Rev. A.I L. Hull"
bard conducted the meeting.
George 0. .“i. lambhere former prin-
cipnl of the Rowayton public sobeol. is '
spending a few days the guest.“ Dull.
iel P. Wicks, of Crew‘s Hill. Mr. Lam-
phere is now located in New Haven.
where he has a large school .
Stanley Mills of Highland avenue,
attended the football games at .tlle
Baxter Grounds yesterday afternoon.
The thing that impressed Mr. Mills
most was the. accidents to the play.
era. He declares he never wants to
see anothei game.
Miss Alice Brundnge entertained a
party of friends last evening at her
home in North avenue The usual di
versions of games arid music w e. in.
diilged in. after which a line cola ion
was served. Those present were iii}
es Bessie and Mabel Clark Edith
Mead Lillian mend Jennie Ropi-
lnnd. William" core. Herbert. Walter
and Wilbur Iii'qliinrl and Percy IShprl‘on.
W
hummus Monorail.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dix are in Flori
ids. They write that roses are in full
Mr. Quakenboss of New Yorfs, wsgl
move with his family. December 1.. to
Mrs. Harry Hindley is studying taint:
ease in New York 8b a goesI tors
aviary Monday. remaining anti Ishtar:
spend the winter with Mrs.’ “Nihilist?
Waterbury and daughter at Nor
desvorera next Saturday *9:
Your Full of God’s Ooodn
107112.21.32'rl1anliuivin
lender. Miss Beatrice Reeds
Gnarls- Peterson. who has .
played for neural years by
Orimmins of Collondar's Poi
.' none to New York city And
i tor
A fea’
ii
NATURE—NATURE IN N
PHYSICAL NIEDI. i H
"I UNDIIDTDDD {INATII DON‘T:
HINTS AND ADVANCE THIDIMI’ JUDTTO NIAN
MVIILI’ TALK; NATURE- DTANITD CVENV HUMAN
IIIND OUTI WWI-l A IIT OF PINVDIDAL ORGANIW
THE nomo‘c Insmeov Icoivi ANV; “Psovioeuce. a. 1.
green lessons" sonar
ii 1545...“. Ari-.ziuuifidy Inglis QDM'
and an old time reel.
. congregation
sic and much interest who manifested
‘in the service... .I..., .1.“ "
:5” kilo. 005.
George W. Gloom place. Gracie. street. 1
the Charlies Eatesplace. the home‘of'
.Mrs, London's“ .
outfits“, ,,Mra. Lung
don purchased once these wheels
Union Thanksgivi servme was
held last night in the etliIodist Epis-
i-opnl Church. it was conducted by
Rev. J. L. Guernsey. The sermon was
delivered by Rev. Herbert ,S Brown.
pastor of the hang I”friarsgationul
Church. and was lie I: to by a large
There was special mu-
WlSTPDR T.
A new switch has been placed at the
turn, Riverside avenue and State
.Istreet. ,
The interior at Dr. J. M. Nolan' 5 of-
«lice has been decorated by I». C. Bil- '
llnss and men.
Motorman Fred Sweet who has been
Imctoring on a depot car the past three
days. has resumed his old run.
The first meeting of the season of
ithe Westmrt Musical Buciety will be
held at the residence of Mr. and Mrs.
..C H Kemper, on Monday evening. DeI
camber let.
The trolley arms have been remov-
cd from the approach to the Sangu-
tuck draw. and wires are now strung
from noise on either side. The bell
service on the draw has been put in
shape.
Judge Townsend. in the United
States circuit court. has also it deal
stands the suit or the Jennings Broth-
ers Company. of Westport against the
Roma» Manufacturing Garrison‘s. of
Danbiiry. awarding Slim 2,! to the
sinuses
Ironic": . he. at an:
we ,. stare. inurea
{1171;03:me scsIon mafia i
Firm is r ea a rig
The hustling” was Dr. Mo-
garland. who at one time conducted
fluittriu‘tii in mountains and ii at
Present located at Whitman.
1M Minnie W Brena. of Westpbrt no I
died with the ciorlt or the superior
court a petition for divorce trots Au-
gust Adolph Marigold. alias “(Earl
$60.1“ Brutus formerlIIrmot uWOfltl’i‘Mt.
til. now. .9 Mr I re.
min minim iy Mini logic “Arman. was
married (glitch? “"1889. and it is all»
nary
1,111.1. t$119111) 11 ‘11 which
‘tlie iiiwtltioil
you
Hi anemone.
Interiors you ,4. i
coursing
oivrsnsur To on even riii‘ii: vouI
'F‘ vie. AND I choose us: 70,1...me
«I m '27 .er
3 gaged as organist of one of the Bethel
until December lath
.Harvnid football game at New Haven,
‘ will be held with Miss Annie Hyatt
. DEATH OF A VITIRAN FIRIMANH
, than of the state.
its? -
Cl
BUM-(Til
El
M ARI DTATCI'
W11. TON.
Mrs. Granville..I~Hmtr.of Danbury.'
was in town on Saturday.
The Hotpottage has been purchased
by MrmG. D. M. Gregory.
Miss Folsom, of ltiilgely Farm. spent
Thanksgiving with relatives in the me-
tropolls.
Miss Hattie (Minister, of Not-.walli
was the guest of W' ton friends on
Tuesday.
Mine Winifred White has been on-
churches.
Mrs. Frank Weston. of New York.
has been the guest of "Mr. and Mrs H.
G Thomson.
Miss Helen Middlebrook entertained
her cousin. Dr. Frederick Sturges, on
Thanksgiving Day.
Miss Florence Hnrd spent the
Thanksgiving holiday with friends in
Stratileld district. Triathlon
Owing to the inclement state of the
weather Saturday evening the lmper»
sonstlon entertainment was postponed
Among those who attended the Yale.
“on Saturday. were the Millers from
Cannon: Mrs. J McEwen Bette and
family. and Harold and Fred Weston.
While 11 mason named Giles. from
Norwnlk. was repairing a chimney on
the recent Fosscnlicn practices. the
ladder bioiie rortunately, in failing.
be grasped a portion of the root. and
escaped being thrown to the ground
with subsequent injury.
Mrs. J McEwen Betta entertained:
the Matinee Whirl Club. on Tuesday
’l‘liree tables were filled Mrs. H. E.
nioliraler won the MW prise. Mrs.
rank Comatork and Mrs George 0‘-
don second and third, while Mrs (3.11
Davenport was awarded the consola-
iion. The next meeting or the club
December iitli
W
Andrew J. Kcilmdv. Former chief at
New Haven munmmnt.
NEW HAVEN Nov. iiilw-Andrew J
Kennedy. Agedl'ii years. a veteran lire
man and for many years chief of the
city lira donuhnent. died yesterday sf-
tor a prolonged illness. (ililof Kern
nedy was a veteran of the civil war
and was well known among the fire
i .1. WW
. .JJNKNDWN Mill KILL
g MWQIA‘. NO MAD
guise About Nineteen
"‘1' their .. .
1%» 331‘s city
was Ide Nnruns' nNoVIri
:9 warns rues: enema warn um
I. :1 our or opens.
I How. IV MtANn or ROMOC. an: no” to.
NM: Puv we: or MY ions in A nook vmicn
witi. n elven you this
. is pretty
millennium o emit or
to? new
i AM GOING 1'0 TILL VDU
use.“ res IT 1'0
MD};
NEARLY KILLED H18 MOTHER. _‘
GREAT HARRINGTON. Mas, Nov.‘ .
28~To the charge of attempting to i
kill his mother, MI 3. Ellen Brown.’ “
his place todayf
Joseph Brown of
pleaded guilty in the lower court.
Brown was warned by the ccuit of the ‘
seriousness of tiio.,cllnrgc, but he ap-' .
neared in different to its importance
and refused to change his plea. He
was then ordered held in “.000 for
a further hearing on December 12.
Brown. it is alleged, while drunk as-
saulted his mother on Wednesday. be
cause she would not give him money.
She is in a critical condition and like-
ly to die.
AGED COUPLE ASPHYXIATED.
CHICAGO Nov, 28—Mr. sad Mrs.
William Mcllwee. an aged couple have
been found dead from asphyxiation at
their home in Austin. A rubber tube,
had in some manner become detached
from a gas range. Many articles pur-
chased in anticipation of a Thanksgiv-
ing dinner showed that the asphyxla- ‘
tion was an accident.
.......,_._ .
OVERDUE SCHOONER SAFE.
VICTORIA. B. 0.. Nov. 28-A tie-
spiitcli from the light keeper at Car-
msali Point. eighty miles from this
port. says a schooner phased there you-
terday, believed to be the overdue
General 8iglln. bound to Seattle from
Behring Sea. A sailing schooner. the
South Bend. lino is much overdue at
this port from Behring See.
it is easier for a girl to believe she
than it is for her to make
heliov .
ioliiiiieii Filllll'
Mutatsummimuy description. “
hrs-o Ally nil-lint its .
have. Q's-owniiw-lvi «
«Islam in u '-
tor seminar“ lids. no that
.. $511M“ .L‘..“II
vaccinate-1’ vanities
9&1?in rLumI IIVALV II ..
II 5. I it 5.... W! n ti I IV! 1:"
1. :Ai. nets Initiating mlnrevremtni
applied to a Flush drummer-ted is
direct measure. Bushman who, some
amount or water in this Imminent”)!
rune In service pipe.
. I. < i,
lt‘fif‘i‘fl i» N‘I'rfgggn‘
, .. humanities
i. unlusBrownJ "
Prints: 1nd Piper limit.
, ." H .1
New White headland ”I;
mind by hand will wear twice »:
on im wand tJVll' double lino» ’
use In machinery mixed. The
_ Iiteplienxwucoil..lioth «con South
Main street. were painted: by III ,.
ago The: are stilt-col. uni.
shunned» will ms in wall ‘
iitpaiptit. linemen; Ilenth
:1:qu sirozt.‘
in mums. ."..‘.'r
timesremdlssroi» the head carom
flu it in operation in our display
. mascot wiiuta sauna-lint _- ’
in this manner am eisvesm »I f ‘:
MANUFACTURING
. FOR OTHERS
‘ is a very prominent branch of our
businsil. -
The expensivsnecs of equipping
a plant may be preventing your
putting upon the markets amoney.
making article. . Such being the
case consult on. We are in a posi
tion to manufacture at a leu colt'
I thrtinnyou can run a "plant after you
”.1111
THEG. N. NCKIBBIN
MFG CO.
V. a. Thomson. Home,»
so named. so. vommr.
spec... sine
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Sold by Dr ugg iitsfli
Hallie Fumliy‘ P111373”: till
a Rliir‘ldIPM. f, I,
: it you nu ma .
ifidfitfiidflffii’fi’u mi '
est rates nd t «.0an
Connectioth b“ In?
Company.
, scum ,
limes Bank Building. South:
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