home, N New street. .,
Elmer enedict is, confined to his
1 ‘ Quth Osbornhvsnue by ill-
Mr. 11nd M13.Jo$oph Fowler spent
hahkugl'ving with friends out at
town.
rank Holmes who is‘ 110w located 111
New Jersey. spent Thanksgiving at his
items in this place.
A. E. Taylor. of Rowan street ste
Thnnsk pg ving dinner t th
his sister In Saugstu't:
‘ Mr. and Mrs. L. G.
wen street, spent Thanksgiving with
friends in North Haven.
Prof. and Mrs.‘Frsnk‘Spa11ldlng.‘of
Orange. N. J. ., ,are spending a few days
at the formers home in this place.
Mr. and Mrs. Richmd H Blend of
Fort street, entertained Mrs. lru
‘ Youngs of Norwalk. over Thursday.
A1thur G LovejoyI has been forced
to give up his work at the deel oys-
Itert shop because of trouble with his
cat ~,.,
Mr. tinti Mrs. G Purdy, oi Bethel,
are spending a few days the guest of
Mr. and Mrs. George Beecher. of Third
street.
Captain William H. Veilty is con-
slanting the matter or selling out his
business and holdings here and relInov-
ing to Kansas . .
Mr. and M18 Harrison Whitney, ot
Waterbury: spent Thanksgiving the
guests of Rev. And Mrs. J. W Dayle,
o‘iT. Rowan street.
Mrs. J. W. Davis and Miss Jennie
Davts, of Rowan street, ate thanks-
giving dinnei at the home or Hliam
Davis In Ridgeiield.
The residue ce at 16 Rowen street is
being conned ‘ed with the gas main.
Midis Jo'seloi'f, the South Norwslk
grocer, and family will move in next
‘ ., Martha H. Tolles and Mr. and
, M 3; Marshall H. Tolles. of East (tree
.;I were guests over Thanksgiving
or Mr.‘ nod Mrs. Chestei F ’l‘olles, in
Ans'onia. "
Mr. and Mrs. E. Apell of St. John
avenue, are entertaining M1. J. Bonner.
the Misses Bertie 11nd May Bonner and
Edward Schreiber of Jersey City
113111111
1110] In; to her home in Greenwich at
ter spending 11 few days the guests of
Mr. 11nd Mrs J. ‘.‘H Bundle, or You
Zundt street.
The Hat All Social Club will- hold
their long talked of supper this even-
lug in 1:11 vacant. store in Fort street.
Every :11 mber Is asked to be on hand
. promptly at 8 o'clock ;
Joe Bartram. of this place, has tank
(:11 11 position as apprentice to the print-
er‘ii trade in the. omeé oi Hubert 19-
Mitchell in South Norwnik Joe on-
tered upon his duties this morning.
Woodie Walston Elmer and Charles
Jones and George Legates rosumed
their duties at the benches n the
Rndel oyster shop this morning after
11 two days vacation in New York city.
Dr Franklin G Brown who has been
spending a few days at his summer
hours In Scaviow uvonue returned to
Brooklyn last evening. Mrs Brown
VImIII remain in East Norwuik over Sun.
I
Ashlev Dickinson. or Duluth. Minne-
sota. who to spending the winter in
New York city. is in can Non-walk for
11 visit with his friend Earle Baker,
3611' (1! hr.‘ and Mrs. F, In. Baker. of
Fort street. 5‘ “
ilss Sherwood come over from
Br dgeportl t evening and led the
meeting I Junior Band lield in the
mast? essence othddibt personage. The
domains Well attended and proved
utercst.
8.81111. (,1! Cove ‘Itreet‘,
nkdglvlng day at his home
ce. Mr. Bell recently took
ties as bookkeeper in the allies
WWW Rubber Company. In M
City. which he now holdii.
bis. proprietor of the Riv—
I. spent part of Titanium-
Hound Beach. where he wit-
I‘ry unusual sight. a barge
. Joel. obi moor all
‘ "tour‘
‘ they
enjoys; IIe social time was
[101111)
Owing to :the viesthe
it
some scheduled tor Thanksgiving
._ morning between the East Nbrwolks
the Westports Was not plays
at Harwell! team has (ice
lsy so more games this
, Louis Keilozii nephew or
Willlnm Kellogg, has taken a position
as opens: in the Radel shop One day
recently Louis went out huntipii and
returned with seventeen (will and
la ‘bnttridges to show
(in,
toothali team captained by, Joe
Burtrrim detected :1 smith" Nortvulk'
11111111 contained by Howard Field yes-
“ tertiary afternoon by the score a: as to ‘
0 in an exciting ilume played on the
161 shielding the south Nbrvislk Motif
odist Church.
About twenty-live boys attemptedto';
serenade Dr. and Mrs Frank B. Hoyt
bride and groom inst evonin at their
home in ‘Vun ‘Znndt street With tin
pans and o r implements of torture
mode iconeld’erablo noise for
about half an hour but finally desisted
5. ‘and allowed the residents or that vicinw
ity to sleep in peace.
Miss Alida . Bischoit, oi Culacoon
Depot, Sullivan County, New York. is
therguest at Mr. sndllidwsrd Gerhardt,
oi.‘ Woodbury avenue, Norwalk. tor a
tow days. Mr. and Mrs. Gerhardt and
guest had dinner at the home of Mr
11nd Mrs Henry Gerhardt. in Myrtle
. ven. ate turkey Than-I
EiIWarii Saunders,
Hill is a lucky man. A few weeks ago
he won a considerable amount on‘ the
horse race and his latest streak or
‘luok is the winning or the big forty-
two pound turkey gobbler Wednesday
night at the cute or the South Not-walk
Wine and Liquor Company. He intends
to fatten the bird and kill It IChri‘sb
mas
Rev. Edward Cunningham will
preach both morning and, evening to
morrow at the East Avenue Metho-
dist Church. Ills evening topic will
be: S‘The Worth of the Soul " Sun-
‘duy school-11112 111. Junior League at
3 p 111.. conducted by Mrs. Bowen. At
this meeting Mrs. W. B. Benn. of
South Norwnlk will give 11 short talk
Epworth League at 6 11.111. Topic
“A Cure for the World‘s Woe." I
Fred G. may”, of this piece. .ad
with much regret the how's the other
day that his former employer. Alfred
Pests. the millionaire wall paper on
had gone crazy on account of 11111
money. Mi. boveioy always regs/Nod
Mr. Pests seamen or romulkobl shil-
,ity and says that he always
M A. 1206de returned this 3Pd Mr Pent’g handaoma.
'pron‘zi in many races on In
11
nor; The last race was held sent,
her 3 11nd at that time Mr. Posts???
on the boat and appeared in the but
of lienwltli ‘
Miss Edith Meade entertained 11 per-
ty of friends lost evenng at her home
In East avenue to honor of her 1161118
Waller and Carolyn Fabritie. [Wit-
terbury Games of all kinds Ind on
aid were enjoyed Iollowod by‘ nefrobl‘i
merits. In the donkey game Gladys
Bartram won the prize for We girl.
and Joe Bartram for the boys, [lion '1;
the tail nearest the place with
should go. Howard Meade and, Edi u
Lambert had to be content wlth
booby prince. Those nreso'ot were
Alice Roberts Helmet. John, Nut
and Grace Godfrey. Floesle Show
Maude Keelcr. Emma "Lumber 5 ,
lilidmedieu, Pearl Woldrou: 3*G . ‘s
Bartram; Joe Bartram. Frank; 110w
Russell and Gerald Mende.‘}ld ld
Taylor. Arthur Johnson llny Waldr 11.
Drew Kceler Lester Niokersdn, Paul
and Flori Bartram not to intact the
denial hostess and her two friends, [In
whose honor the affair was held. , .
' no "won
Mr. and Mrs. John Rich are visiting ‘
blends In Bridgeport.
Joseph Pennell spent Thanksgiving
with Mr. and Mrs. Sydney 01191.0 1m
tot-(l. Ct. . -‘
Henry Wells up ‘ line“ to s'y
one held in south NorwolkI
day evening. ,
Mrs. Elmer Gas
11th Not-MINI.
piano. .
j. The ladies at the Method d”
pal Church will hold their 1! .
iuI'couneotiou with their soul
edit eidsy. .
Edgar Lynch. at his 0.11116
p .
ii 111111, (1
F. Bloom and vii
spent Thnnksgiving with
Fort Cheater. . I
Arghur Tulips, or S 11th
'abl
Miss Josephine Bowen was reported '
yesterday from the Stamford Hospital ,,
1s considerably improved.
A rehearsal of the ChrIIstuIio‘s cunts-
MlB use Singer. €1th ea 15
thé" iii (1%: or Mr. oud‘Mi’di‘L‘g' Mini):
.has been acting as clerk of the pro-
bate court. Greenwich this wedlo.5
Thomas Pickett has returned to his
duties at the Columbiwr Hotel Hotter
spending Thnnksgivl‘ug end Friday at
his home in Stamford.
*Mis‘.’ Rance roomy: all Main street
returned yesterday from 11‘ several
dIIys visit with triendb‘ in New York
city. ,. .~
Rev. J. L.Gue1nsey wa‘s‘ in South '
Norwalk yesterday stteruoon calling
on I1 lends and transacting some busi- .
ness.
James Trowbridge and family. of
Collandei' 5 Point will return to their
winter residence in New York next‘
i‘uesdny.
Waltei Dayton and wife, of New Hso
their nephew“, Fropriét
of the; Columbia 1161'. In ‘ “ “
The repairs to the Congregational
(.th ch organ have not yet completed
and the music for the services tomor-
law will be from the piano
Rev H S.IBrown 11nd Inmily Ate
Thanksgiving dinner with Mr. Brown‘ a
father and mother at their home in
Woodward avenue, South Norwaik
George W Oberiender, or New York 5
city. 1111‘ Thanksgiving dinner ~11: the
home of his parents, Mrsnnd“ Mrs.
George J:“0berlouder. ill'MallliBtl‘éBl.
John Chascivfl-Iurry Street 1and Leon ‘
into '
membership at the meeting of Eagle
Hook 8: Ladder Company. Monday eve- ,
Maine will probably be voted
ping.
who have been spending the" summer
at their handsome residence in Dorian.
have returned to New York for the
winter months: ’ 1 ‘ “
Theodore Brown and Miss TheresI
Hoyt enjoyed II. little trip to Stamford
yesterday shampoo, Mia‘s Hoyt to see ~
about some or her work It Morriil's I
Business College
The regular monthly meeting oi E11
Igle Hook 11nd Ladder company will .
. be held Monday owning lo the new ;
shortens in Main mm; Every mem-
her is urged to be present
Thomas 1111-1-11 ulcers" Wbterbury
and Frank Holmes went out yesterdoy
on 11 fishing expedition all White Rock
but returned With “‘ilsherinan‘s‘ luck. "
reporting the wind and see too heavy
for pleasure or fish. <
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Large. bride 11ml
mom, returned teddy trom‘ a two
\véelts' honeymoon part ’o‘ka-h was
spent in Washington D.C.,n11d are '
nicely domiciled in elegnptiy furnish-
ed apartments II11 Prospect avenue,
Ralph Ely" '
on 11 piece in'*th‘o . sthodislt church
choir at the Union , rvice Thursday
evening uhd song very acceptably.
Mr Weber is in New York where he
went early in the ‘week to attend the
'Iunoinl (it his fill-her
‘.Mrs Henry Northrop continues to
improve at her home in Main street,
and Is uhie‘ now to sit up Ior several
hours eat-l1 day. There are still many
(pliers at the house and the loot tht
they do not tire her on much as bstoi’c “‘1' .
goes to prove thut she is steadily on ,‘
. will 'I
for I .
the gain. I) i
on(10.11., ‘01., are
nice one 1
1“it with relatives
Thursday. who a 7
table laden, 'wltli
audaeyfirythgix
up 1'” a.
Bur-shut! “1in
whole years
I ’Norot'dli'. 5 '
F. C. Cushmsn. wife and servants.
Cli’fifl'b Web- ,'
in Out Curves
Will batons ’31 f ,. tells. before hIlI the
i soon be mouIdiog their.
The ultrI (Ishionobiu
(1‘1 11 good this r the rest to read
I interested In this descrip-
. ‘tiheib bIcIieior Ism-
(non don‘ I get married.
idiom 51.800 to $2 .500 I
‘hItc valor Itiachments Ind cold storage-1.,
IWcIiorGioIgei-be - -‘ ‘
In the Paris Music all: ,
‘ fThI'i is'bhe (if I mi 1 of UN "sketches Ihich are
us making folks Iiplk. {Ills interestingl of 11 ml old
world BolumiI its hi hi ile' with lots 0 comedy and
Ig-son shot in I1. its chillies Ind hired by figures In
, . M”? A in: of the rest is ttlnsl'crred to
~'pl'\|\ In picture.
Divorce Town =
, Sioux Falls. where Mn. Rolond B. Molineux 1m gone
to be "lrud Item he! hutbonii it described ‘01,; the
SIUN‘IJ renders“ 1: II mIn vb; .Itiiows‘ ii “I lie
pitiful; (ii its poi days 3111qu lvoros mill worked
overtime in: stnous crowdp I qIIuee'r methods Ill
. - these times
.Jights in Our Mtg ht Harbor .
Its occin giants And its “31113 1111315151 I man who like:
,r IIIships Ind writes' with I hunted: oi things
* oil'd never see zoom" wit 1 :3: "III 11ch eyes dun
now how and w m to 1m It them
is emavno bu come from
the camps in the “thrill“ (o‘t ec‘omfisndI in, the
fateful Depmmt‘nt ~
I1: Ind thi are hi1 wm'lofvtlu great Philippine
problem ,
All These in the, Junda "Jun
And (en times more. twice’qs yl'i reading In in
In mIgIzine published for to times the price. and
when ininly. .nuplbly. linoleum Iv 101 m Ind
‘12....on know good railing Ind Ip‘preclue (id bits in
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FRED B. COLEMAN. 10 North Main street.
Will. A. BRIGGERMAN, 134 WIIhIn‘gton street, Donovan Block.
JOHN T.- HAYES, 5 Main street, Nerwulk.
T. J. MAGNER, ‘2 south Main some
. H IE. BODWELL. 7!! Waiting!” strut.
‘TLEARY C NCO. ‘ 19 Railroad Place. ‘
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The expensivensss or 9111111111111:
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making article. Such being the
case. consult on. We 111-er I posi
tion to manufacture at a lens cost
“1211‘ you can run I plant otter you
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