Bethel. nel.,,;lh _
walk. ' .i . ,
Rev. J. R. Adams. o presiding cl»
dot: of inability, York *«East-vlliiatrict,
will be at the East Avenue Methodist
Chumhyucxt Sunday? _ , . ‘
A meeting of the Omcial Board of
the ancuuaflsthodis‘bfihurch ‘wilt
be held tonight. Business of import~
anus “Quiche titrausacted.‘ , ,
A meeting of the arrangement com-
mittee of‘uwilowsr Hoolt , and Hill'-
dor Company was held last night, to
prepaymfdrzthe annual bull. ,
Rev. C. M. Bullock would like to
meet all the ladies of StrPaul's Mis-
sion at the home of Mrs. ’l‘.. F. Smith.
13 Rowan street, at 8 o'clock tomorrow.
evening. , .
. Whit? throihei'a have securked as;
can me out it ._ '. ‘L . , it .
done on‘tbeiifw‘as m'dtqths?
Corner of Chestnut and Monroe streets,
South Norwnlk. ‘
Nor-
‘ Captain Verity goes to Wesiport to"
day to tow out the schooner Ethel Buy-5
,more. whichhas been discharging a
cargo of granite for tho railroad im-
provements there. “
Delegations ironinStar‘nford, Bridge-
port, Darien, , Noroton, , Westport,
Southpnrt and other nearby towns and
itios‘are expected to be present at
he annual ball of Mayflower Hook
and Ladder Company. ‘ '
Charles Merritt, Hubert F; Pierce
and Dr. Purdue, of Southpcrt, went to
Weston yesterday on a‘vliiiinting trip.
They bagged several patridges and a
number of woodcock, along with a few
gray squirrels.
An old philosopher out our way.
would give all Betty Green's money
if he had it, to be able to understand
how one woman can write a four-page
letter home. and'another one dive deep
into the mysteries of the Trinity
, through her spectacles whilo~a little
mischief nine months. meaty-four and
a half days old is‘ trying to eclipse
Baker with a double jdrum‘ perform-
ance on the table. the fists banging
downward and the little feet kicking
upwards, while the vocal tubes are
doing solo acts which would beat‘Pep-
peridntomustard seed“ ,Il‘he‘ baby.
, queen of Bald Mountain, intersperses
these performances with 'a pull at the
' paper to be written on or a swipe at
the lead pencil. and then makes a bee
line for her grandmother’s spectacles.
but it all goesgon sis smoothly as the
music from anaeolian harp.
The long and the short of it was ii-
lustrated the other day when But-well
Day and Webster Brown crossed
palms in Rowan street. and inquired
affectionately after .each other's well
being. Day is tall and slender and
will never see (our score again, while
Brown is short and stout and has shot
past the three score and ten mark.
Webster toldIBurwell that while his
head was all right his understanding
wasn’t, and the tall son of .Norwalk re-
plied that his understanding stood him;
in‘ all right, but above the Adam‘s ap—a
pie things were not so rosy. His
throat and sigh bothers him not a lit-
tie. Webster consulted one of the
traveling M. D.‘s and beyond getting
a few pretty hardships and dabs in
the way of massage might as well nev.
or went, but he was fortunate in not
having to pay $6 for a six ounce vial
of opidildock. which could be had at a
drug'siore for about fifty cents, and
is one of the old-time remedies for
rheumatism. some" hasn’t fared
much better by his consultation with
some of the out-of-town eye specialists,
who charge all the way from $10 and
upwards for having a oneeyed squint
on his two.‘but he is very grateful to ‘
be able to walk his three or four miles
a day at a clip which Brown would
give all he ever had to do. Both
these old chaps are great admires of
the Wesley Brothers, and are as good
as gold. Vi *
‘ aowav'rou.
» Hyman Schachct, who conducted the
Rowuyion avenue grocery. store for
some time. said out recently to Rob
art Smith, who is now in charge.
,Rev. William James: and starchy;
which includes Mrs, Day and children.
who have been spending runny months
at B ils island. expect to leave “today
for t air home in Now-Yorktown .
Mr. sulllvau. .of’Porlt‘ Chester. whi:
9" incl
. mun. enthusiasm meetings! the. Dare
‘ ii, a andCharies Day. lots Marsh,
liaise; adenoid. Gladys and Marjorie
armor-tun place. ware among the
sheets clips All. Halley/wen party.
siren Monday night by. Mlssavnet
,. s l gluthjfidrwlk. All h
a.
“cut to thousands.
. Adm terrierfsaldio have a value
until), and owned byle. ii. Owns. the
South» ficrwalk baker and confection
Brasher bass summer” residence in
this place. mysteriously disappeared
Monday“; Yesterday the daygwas ilO'
outed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edw
Norwalk.-where the dog had frequently
been with Mr.» Owens. while after
bread, and was‘secured by him. .
- Jamosvlaadrlgan was most. painfully
injured yesterday afternoon while rid-
".181”! auload ofhaywuenr the real»
donor» of John Broadway; Mr. Ladrigsu
waspseatcd on top .0! the landfall a
sudden Jolt as the team ante ed the
driveway pitched ihim headfor out do
the ground. . He struck the hard road
Where on his face. and had several:
teeth brokencout and his jaw seriously
cut... ..Alihoilgh. considerably bruised
othepwise‘aud hardly able to walk, Mr.
“de ' pluckilydeciinsd to wait‘the
arrival ofa team,.but' walked about a
mile to his 'honie in Rowayion avenue.
_«Names of pupilsneithcrabsent nor:
tardy in the Rb'v'vayton Public‘schooi
during tbsrlastimoniii: Herbert inu-
fnult. JeanicDufault. Warren (lager.
OliveJamsa,’ Margaret Jennings, Char»
leeway. Edwin. Smith. Lizzie Clilj
len. Emma Chairman, Marion‘Godfrey.
Uiah Hart. Belle Hoffman. Eihel Jen-
fiihkfi. ‘Glddyd‘Mlli‘s; liens. Cakes, Grace
Fennel]. Rose Sinifiin. Anna Stahl. Se.
ma Stahl. Mildred Thcall. May Tuck,
Edith Vosburg. Lillie Webb, Russell
Broadway. Morrison Dauchy, William
Lynch; Fred Merrifleid, Edward
Earl Vosburg. Arthur Clark. Anna 10v-
eret‘t, Pearl th‘rake. Steve Guihs, bes-
ter James Frank Lambert. hols Marsh,
Addison Mills, Jennie Morris,» Ruth
cakes, William Pinkney. Wallace Ack-
erly, John Cieverley, Marion Crockett.
Myrtle Frakc... Charles Gages,
Lambert. Marion Lynch, Frank Mills.
Lydia Vosburg. Grace ,Wehb, Harold
Clitb'ili, William Crooks, George Ev-
erett, John Gulch. Russell Hall. George
Jarvis. Warren Jennings, ‘Riissell
Mills. Merton Rackett. William Salter.
Eddit Tattle. Darius Tattle. Raymond
Wilson, Corinne Askart. Maude Brun-
dage. Mary Cullen. Alice Johnson. Bea»
sie Klinefelter. lda Klinefelter. Mabel
Cakes, Dorothy Rackett, Jane Salter.
Ruth Stevenh. . "
The boys of the place carried out
their usual pranks on All llallowe'en
night, and as usual did considerable
damage as well as having some inno~
cent amusement; The memorial gun
was again decorated. the name of Gen-
eral Bill Huyler forming a conspicu-
ous part of ,:_the decoration, which was
done in white paint by a letter-artist.
whose workcouid be greatly improved
upon. It appears that some of the
citizens of the place engaged the ser-
guu all night. The boys heard of this
project and during the day Mr. Wilson
received a letter. which. stated he
couldrwatch the gun and have his
house painted. or he could watch his
house. and. have the gun painted. Mr.
Wilson thought‘more of his domicile
than he did the gun, and decided that
the boys might paint the latter if they
desired. ln‘addition to desecrating
the monument. the large awning
frome, etc. were torn from the store
of Mrs. John Hoffman, Roton avenue.
all the windows were broken.out of
the old Colonel Rn mond' mill near the
White Bridges ‘ the sign was torn
off the library, building. The boys
should be apprehended and made to
pay for the damage done to property.
DARIEN has unscrew.
. . w ,,
A brick pavement is being-laid by
the seloclmen undertho bridge.
Mrs. Edward J. Thomas. of Nor-
walk. was a visitor in town. yesterday,
A meeting of theKing‘dDaughtei-s
will be held Wednesday afternoon with
Miss Georgia Daskam.“
* A horse owned by: Dr. Hitchcock fell
into a ditch one night recently and
was slightly injured. ‘
The Quackenbush family who have
lyeaver Saturday for their home in New
orit. ,
'Afmsetlngof the teachers of this
varies Congregational Sunday chool
will. he held at the persona e on
Thursday night.
. r, Thurman Year dance Friday night.
the firstbf' the social event of the
tel a yearskindsthis winter season. promises to
be a great-success. ' '
len. Republican emu was held luster?
‘ resingforbthal purpose of preparing for
k to on election day.
oh
time with. ‘ the casino ‘ ‘
ward Merriam. in ;;Lovve street. Southw;
Prince, Hnrry Salter, James Smith,
Julia -
vices of Alonzo Wilson. to watch the .
. possessor of a newiblcycle. -
been spending the summer here. will «
_ o‘ B. Smith.
,Hsuryi'rerreli. M.
Monarch”. ~ _
Harry‘rplson whilecmploysd on the-
railroad work at daugatuckj contracted
a, re a, lit” at results ”in ‘Dilé'iu-
. ‘ ill 3 t
o a. W? ,!
Shore were abunda pranks out up
bylthe younger slams more Monday
night and nothing that old he devis-
ed to do honorio Ha we'en was om-
itted: 01 ii ‘l‘eiillilivtli’iiiie are numerous
house-holders now looking for gates
{ind other adornment»: to their proper»
yr . . ‘ . ‘ l 1
Joseph Alblu has evidently looked
with critical eyes on the variety'of
a. he motored along the Westport-
Bridgeport trolley. and thought that to
successfully rise in the world. there
Was no easier-method «than ‘railiing
chickens. He has taken. several days
off steam times. and built a homely
that is reputed to be the marvel of the
chickens are here. The building is
near completed. Meantime he has se-
dured a variety of“ chickens from
breeders. and proposed to make a busi-
ness, of a side issue, of chickens rais-
”thyself-v . . x
The Democratic rally here Monday
night we thor‘biggcst thing of the kind
ever occurring in Westport. and prom
ed to he an intellectual treat. for the
speakers were one .and ,all conspicu-
ously fair in‘tiicil‘ handling of. cum
naign runners. The occasion being a
relay .rally for the speakers between
Southport. and herefiaii quickly as one
finished here. or in the adjoining vii-
lage, he was whisked to the next place.
The audience was an enthusiastic one.
not only in the opera house, but on the
street. and as each speaker coma or
went on the trolley. he was greeted
with tumultuous hurrahs,
w-fi-m
Chansons.
'l‘.‘ E. Gregory is sick with intermit~
lent fever.
Miss Alice Coley is visiting friends
in New York.
F. F. Clark is visiting relatives in
Westiicld. Mass.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Homer Clark last Friday.
Mrs. Wilson entertained her
from Indiana. last week.
Mrs. Crofut. of East Nor-walk. spent
last week with Mrs. Barnes. ‘
Mrs. Frank Fiilnw. of Port Chester.-
is vsiting her son, H. M. Pillow,
Misses Jean and Beryl Crock spent
Saturday with Mrs. Brady. in Nor-
walk. . ’ <
Frank Pitch and Miss flames. of
Weston. spent Sunday rat Frank W.
Gregory. , ‘
Mrs. Russell and children spent last
week with her sister. Miss Emmis,
Staten island.
A Mr. Harris. of South Norwalk. has
opened a grocery department in C. E.
Gregory’s store.
Fred Clark. who has been on a hunt-
ing trip in Maine ths‘nast" two weeks.
returned home. Saturday.
A Hullowe‘en party was given by
Miss Kathryn Hineman at Miss Mc.
Donald's to her many young friends,
Monday evening.
Mrs. Belle Gregory. of Soutuport.
who has been the guest of Mrs, H. B.
Coley. the past two weeks. returned
home Monday.
Mr. and Mrs Allen. Charles Battery
and family, George Benton and family.
Arthur Crook and several others from
here' attended a Haliowe'en party at
Mr. Reed‘s in South Norwalk. Monday
evening. ,
. SOUTH WILTON.
Mrs. John '1‘, Baker is ill of nor-
voue dyspepsia. '
Georgeihum. Sr.. is sufferin
severely cut foot.
Mrs. A. H. Bylncton has been ill at
her home in Main street.
Miss Nettle Mahdiiu. is the proud
aunt.
g with a
Mrs. James Godfrey. is recovering
from an attack of rheumatism.
Miss Nana Banks. of East Norwaik.
visited friends here on Sunday.
John W Adlardrofunridgenort. has
been visitingziiis parents in this place.
Mist ~j ,A eierFolsom' was at home
i: hi? fries .gfi’rldfly afternoon of last
99 _ . , .,
William Law and family have closed
their summer home and gone to New
York for the winter. .
(Miss Frederica Starr. of South Nor-
walk. on her new saddle horse. called
on friends here Friday
, ; Mrs. Laura Merrill gave a musicale
in honor of guests from New York
city. a fewcvenings ago,
Fred H. Rowan. of South Norwalk.
has purchased the Kent. place and will
make many improvements.
sum.
street.
“‘W‘oods
bearded Grumman delight lira
thermos» Taylor. of Main
The
in Ill; '-
m‘e sec forimiles
, Minis _
. i
ad letters ‘
’Mcrriss‘ey. Anton .
‘tbwl that crossed the trolley tracks. '"
Miss Rowena Raymond. of Danbury. .9
was .thamusst. over. Sunday. of her ' '
belonging to Dr. in. a Smith f
and, much damage to can .
t its and cordwood'rssuitcd. y I
. retirees
cipicsfof Wheat and malt
bread with, villain-.ugl‘he has
icon of cod liver oil. that can ‘
be {digested and . agsimiiated
most easily. is Scott'sEmlil-
sien. - ~ .
‘. We'll send u a on let .
lemma BOWNE,Y4:9 Pufi’dtmfif an York.
WEDDING ON COMPO STREET,
w. W
Mrs. Joule B. Jeillffa Blooms. the
' Wife of Arthur H. Grant, of
Pialni‘lold.= N; J.
A very quiet but pretty home we‘d-
diug,:took place. yesterday afternoon,
at 4 o’clock. at the home of John H.
Bennett. Compo .2 street, W‘e'stport,
when Mrs- Jessie VB. Jelilffe was
wedded to Arthur H. Grant. or Plain-
iileld, N, J. The ceremony was pen
domied by the Rev“ Igometh Macken-
zie-rector of Trinitylidh‘urch. West-
port. The best man Was Charles Ii.
.Hurtshorn. ofMontclair, N. J., and the
maid of honor was Miss Mary Ben-
nett. sister of the bride. The bride
was dressed inn traveling suit of gray
broadcloth with . hat and gloves to
match. The dress of Miss Bennett
was blue nun's veiling. After the
ceremony at wedding supper was serv»
ed. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Will reside in
Plainiield. N. J. The house decorations
wore-palms. potted plants and chrys-
antbcmums. ‘ .
KELVIN'S car-:w PICKED
W
UP.
Brought into New York Today by
Steamer Maracaibo. ‘
p
NEW YORK, Nov. 2.—-Capiain Wiio‘ .
liam G, Mclenua. his wits and son
and four passengers. who were picked:
up from an open boat October ‘7 by]
the schooner.Cordelia iii. Hays, after
having abandoned the British steam-
er Kelvin, were brought here today on
the steamer Maracaibo from Ponce.
Porto Rico. Thirtydour mamb‘ers'of
the Kelvins crew. who also were res-
cued by the Hays. arrivod hers yes-
terday. The passengers of the ship-
wrecked steamer who' arrived today
were Samuel Johnson, Samuel '1‘. Mol-
ley. Erwin Carr and Bingham cuss
rich. Captain Meliennsn would
make no statement regarding the
abandonment of the Kelvin. sayin
that he preferred to make his reps
direct to the steamer's civners. ‘
When a woman can‘t discover any
bad habits in her neighbor's husband
shebegius to suspect he must lead it
doubiovlife. f ”
altruism
’ Tin. Sheet Iron, Copper
and Zinc.
. so South Main rims;
L 1 Telephone, in”. '
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HARTFORD RAILROAD.
TIME TAHLE.-
in Effect Ootobar 30. 1904.
widow—.—
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every Week daynt 5 p. m.
Freight received from 7 a. m:
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GENERAL AGENT,
N. Smith Ferguson. Special Agent.
UNITED BANK BUILDING.
SOUTH NORWALK. OT.
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