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, evening.
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cosmetics of b". H.
Blake. it wail Ilene do them children of
the vicinity might have a pond to
~ skate on this winter. I
oer Place to Hill fittest. I
Captain Nathan Roberts bi having
his house In Scavlow avenue repainted
Hem-y Weeks and family have mov—
ed from WI Infield lstréet to cottage ave.
nun.
Dyato’rmch are busily encased In
setting buoys Just now and getting
ready for the winter. which will soon
be upon thorn. -
Edwin C Godfrey shipped his fur~
niture to Canada this week and Horny
11111111013011 has melted into the house
vacated by Mr. Godfrey and family.
Mr and Mrs. William more and non
George and daughter Bcrnicc. who
havcbuen visiting Mr. and Mrs. John
R. L’Hommcdicu. of Osborn avenue.
returned to their home in Bellp‘ort, L.
1., yesterday.
A number of fishermen who evident-
ly,though today would be a good day
for catching smelt tried th‘cir'luck but,
contrary to their expectations, the luck
proved to be of a very different char-
actor
The (1.1111111 Pastime football team of
East No1 walk which recently defeated
play tht.1 strong Port. Chester team on
their new gro‘unds, the Pastime Oval,
corner of Fifth street and Gregory
Boulevard, on Saturday aft rnoon.
Thomas Brown. a colo ed oyster
opener employed by the Andrew Radel
Company, was arrested this morning
on the complaint of his wife, charging
him with nonsupport. The case Was
continued this morning for one week
on the promise of both parties to live
together and try to forget. their differ-
ences Brown claims that his wife is
addicted to the habit of "gadding," and
that Hill? is seldom at home whcn'ho
wants her.
The Itadcl Oyster Company's opcn~
111's who are at present working in
thc smaller shop will soon be moved
to the larger building. which has been
thoroughly rcnollntud, repaired and
made ready for the work this winter.
It is anticipated that the results 11b— 4
tuincd will begreatcr than in any
previous your and that there will be
steady work for the men.
ROWAYTON.
The lrmlics’ Aid Society met all the
home of Mrs. B. A. Grifiln, yesterday
afternoon-
Mrs George Stevens entertained a
party of friends at hot borne Monday
Mrs. Agnes Sowerby, of New York
spent Saturday and Sunday with her
sister. Mrs. Stanley Mills.
The usual prayer and praise services
will be held tonight in the Baptist and
Methodist Episcopal Churches.
.George A, Wright, who has been
staying at the home of John Broad
way, has returned to New York
Selectman James A Brown of South
Nor-walk, was a visitor here yesterday
afternoon. calling on Constable Ed-
ward .l'. Ladrigan. ,
A concert will be given in the Bat»
tlst Church, next Sunday evening. in
celebration of the fifth anniversary of
the pastorate of Pastor B1 own
Earl Thomas. who has been critical-
ly ill. but was improving. was dan~
gerously ill again, Sunday night. and
his condition at present. is serious.
' I The city of llowuyton slept pence-
fullv Monday night, despite the fact
that it was Hallowe'cn The only
thing socmingly out of the usual or-
der was TrucklnanI Win11s standing
sentinel near his burn with 11 shotgun
in his builds. it is noedhms to any the
boys could not play their usual jokes
on him.
About ilfly guests gathered at tho
homo of Mr. and Mrs. b‘.(‘ .. (‘Aibret-Yhi as,
Friday evening, where 11 Hullowc‘en
social was held under the auspices of
the Young i‘copio‘s Society of Chris
llan Endeavor, of the Baptist Church.
The evening was a delight to all who
attended. Games were enjoyed, as
were also ice cream and cake. it was
11 into hour when the party broke up.
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Hiram D. Smith Is very ill,
Selectman R. V. Poniey has bought
11 lot of ioscph Hindlcy.
Mrs. Van Zandt. of Ocean Grove. is
visiting Mrs. A. E. Morley.
Miss Mattie Bootleid is attending
Merrill Buslnosl College in Stamford
Florenl. (launch has a position as
Itcnographer on the New York Tri- 4
b11110.
Mr. and Mrs, Thomas H. William will
leave for the“ West Indies the middle
of November. I l
(2001110 Menard and family. of Nora
ton, moved Monday to Colorado
Springs. Col. ‘M
Mr. and Mrs. Garvin Van Models. of
Providence. have been visiting Mrs.
Currie Overloii.
Mrs. Andrew '8.Ws.l.crbt11y and
daughter. Miss ifcleu, visited New
York, Naturally )1.
V Mrs. '1‘.ll llMillor is improving, and
it is boiled will be able to return some.
in a. few decks.
Mina Penile. sister of M11 '1'. B. Mil
for. , In1 gagging? her uncle. John
Penile. 11 1‘00 ya. 4,
Mrs. ‘W‘atsrl. mother of 1.111. (We 1
ton. who has nadir visiting relatives
. i , t Well not:
‘ I. claim“ of 111.111.11.111 "Elmwoad. "
local 0110‘s but its expects to no out
‘IrIcn will be glad to learn that site up
New York, He came to the Ironic of his
1 Mr and Mrs. Wlilmott and family and
. ymin‘x friea
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if R. Leonard has in his winter
* era the cult, "Shadow
sporty of G. E. leopard.
brush. Cola. and other
with the coming season
Mrs A. B Guernsey' 3 friends in Da-
dcrwent successfully an operation at
the! Methodist Hospital in Brooklyn
She is now convalescing at the home
of hen old girlhood friend Mrs.
Richardson. whose husband was for
ruerly the pastor of the Darlen M.
E. Church. new is a resident of
Brooklyn.
The Kings Daughters held a very
pleasant and wall attended 4
at the home of Miss Georgie Duskam,
Tuesday. The society will moot. again
in two weeks in order to prepare a
Thanksgiving box for the Home for
the Frioudloss in New York
The death of Theodore Beebe, of No
romp. took place at his htnnc, Friday.
after several hemorrhages of the
lungs. The funeral was held Tuesday
from the fa llly'rcsidencc, Rev. Mr
Elliot: paste of the Presbyterian
Church. officiating. Interment was in
Greenwood Cemetery, Brooklyn;
‘ .lnmes‘Cconer' Gordon of New York
died of Bright's disease early Tuesday
morning at the home of his sister,
Mrs. James M; Wilimott. Mr. Gordon
was forty-two1 years of age. He has
been a great suffererfor many months.
He was obliged to give up business in
sister in‘ July last. and has gradually
failed ’ since‘ that time. netwlihstand-
ing the faithful and constant care ‘of
his own children. Mr. Gordon leaves
two children. Miss Flossle Gordon and
Walter Gordon: two sisters. Mrs J. M
Willmott and Mrs. McGnlliard. of Pei
ham. N, Y.. and one brother. William ,
Gordon. of New York. Mr. Gordon was
n 1111111 of fine intellect. n genial. kind-
lynalure‘, and Christi’an character. Thu
flincrul service will be held from tho
residence of James M Willmott. this
evening at 8. itcv. 'l‘. B. Miller will
oflicinlc. ' Interment will be Friday in
Greenwood Cemetery, Brooklyn. be.
sidc his wife.
WESTPOR’I‘.
M
G. ll. Wagner of Pittsburg. I’m. was
a. recent visitor here.
What has become of that. projected
soldiers monument?
’l‘he Saugatuck residence of W P
111110 is being painted.
l) C. Butts. of Brooklyn. N Y. has
lit‘Cil visiting friends in Saugatuck.
Miss Jessie Tottcn has returned here
from a visit with friends 11 Brooklyn.
Aspotuck lodge, K. of P.. meet Tues
day night and disposed of routine bus.
111 as
(lltnnnlng‘ P Harris and wife. who
have been visiting friends in Philadel
phia, returned home Saturday. ”
Rev. Henry'Schlossor, who for some
lengthy period has made his home at
greJii‘arms. has moved to Englcwood.
There is now a “hello circuit‘ to
Weston. that will be operated in the
near future.
Miss- It. Thorpe has succeeded Miss
Alice Dane. as teacher at the East
Saugatuck school
W H. Burr is eulogisiic over the
sights and scenes at the St, Louis Ex-
position from which he has but recent-
1y returned.
Still another bid for municipal own
erslrip comes from the Water 00..
which has issued an order that after
inn. 1, 1905. there will be “a. slight
increase in tho prlcos of electric light
and water.
Waller Allen and Miss eria Nuslr
were married on Sunday night. The
ceremony was performed at the close
of the service in Sunnntm l1 Methodist
church. and was in the nature of a
surprise to the funny friends of the
couple
WESTON.
MrsaJ. 1’. Fitch is spending this
week in illusion.
Miss Florence Meeker is visiting her
aunt in New Canaan
Mrs. L. S. Godfrey has entertained
friends front Danhury.
Mrs. Lewis Sirlpman who has been
seriously ill, is improving.
Miss Ella Fanton has returned from
a week 11 visit in Reading.
Miss Clara Banks is spending some
time in Ridgefleld.
Mrs. D. G Godfrey. of South Nor-
walk. has visited Mrs. 13.13. More-
house.
Mr. and Mrs. D L Coley and two
children returned this week from a
visit In 3101111181011.
Hawley Williams to moving his
household goods from Ridgcfloid to
his place here this week“.
Mn and Mrs. J. M. Perry and two
children at East Narwaik are guests
of Mrs. Theodore llnmlitun. ,
'l‘hc ll‘nlrilaiu West Consociutlon of
Churches will be entertained at the
Nor-field Congregational Church on
Tuesday. Novambcr 15.,
The builds of Emmanuel 11.11.1111. will
give a supper in connexion with a
social. in the parlor» of the church.
this (WlmlI'IB‘r ‘ ’
Raymond and Ralph Barrett have .1
Halloween
on Monday eveninn.
Miss lava Ferris and sister
terminal! a fliilfib‘él' of fried
‘of bulbs and plants
meeting .
3“" to about twenty"
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FAsHIONS. ‘
Il‘he: Woman's Magazine has from
time to time some wonderfully helpful
suggestions about the ea c 11111 canal...
The idea of got-
tlug thrc on or four 1102011 clocuu bulbs
and some fall day When you have the
place to yourself making small holes
all over the grass plot and putting I11
the bulbs is not a bad one. You will
enjoy the surprise and delight of tho
family in the spring when the lawn
is bright with the pretty flowers peop-
ing above the grass. .
Puffs have. bctn pushed
above the elbow but in
it is not always becoming.
uito to and
his position
more study to the walls of tholi homes
or if they can afford it. they employ
some one who has natural ability for
obtaining good effects. in rooms
whore there are to be curios anti pic
titres theses are studied quite as much
as the light._sizc of the room, etc. One
docs not hips to have choice pictures
buried on it were among floral patterns
of unnatural size and coloring.
You understand how wide, straight-
around beitu shorten your figure; out
you over study the offee-ts of rings
on your hands?
There are so many lovely ribbons of
Just the widths and coitus to make on—
ere bugs that I do not see howone
can resist making two or thrce to give
away at Christmas time. There are
some very pretty ribbons with palm
leaf and other designs in which the
onion-skin colors figure and the plain
ribbons in these new tints would be
just the thing for linings.
’l‘ho Wide Hercules braids grow more
and more in favor as the season nears
its height. Figures and motifs are
made of it and it is also applied but
on the richest of. coal materials
The Sun tells how one woman, a
sculptor in East Fifty—seventh street
lights her house. On entering one is
not. made unplcasantly aware that any
particular effort at illumination has:
been made, but a gentle eifulgoncc fills
the rooms, transforming everything It
touches into ariislc bcuuly nnd casting
a bcwitchinu spell (Nor all the per-
sonsIln it. Walls covered with dull.
gold hurlup lend iliomselvcs admir—
ably to the gcnci‘sl scheme. First of
ull only side lights are used, which is
not. uncommon. 'l'hc lamps, however,
are uncommon. Being herself a sculp-
tor ihc owner of this home has design-
ed the. bronze brackets. tho motive
being the slender sinuous figure of it
woman, either nude or clad in some
floating bit of drapery. One hand
holds aloft 11 flower of some sort the
petals being irridesccnt glass surround-
ing an incandescent bulb. The effect
is beautiful. The same journel tells
of drawing rooms whichICOSt from
twelve to thirty thousand dollars for
the floor and wall coverings alone.
A girdle1 of burnt orange velvet
adorns the bodice of a gown of pale
yellow aeoiicnne.
'l‘ho fashitinable English embroidm‘y
and by that i suppose everyone will un—
derstand i mean the ncw~old»fsshloncd
eyelet, is used on party [rocks for
young girls with charming effect. There
are hands down the. seams of the
skirt. interrupting the row ,of narrow
ruffles around the lower art, lhcrt1
are suspenders over the shoulders.
hrrthus. elbow ruffles of varying
widths, it is used in all sorts of ways.
Have you noticed the new allover
Brussci nuts in color with big. full
dots of silk in self color? Make them
up over chiffon and they are lovely.
Mnrnbout is very fashionable in all
these parts this season. its charm
lies in its fluffy appearance and the
fact that one (fun not it in all tho ove-
uiug tints. it Is particularly ardupiml
for evening wear and it Is on evening
coats and docullctu gowns that one
new illust‘of it.
POOR BOY.
Ho Wan Something of a Naturalist,
But Others Objectoti.
We have been hcarrm. or a boy M111
thought he would like to ho a natural-
lst if he received satisfactory encour-
agement from his parents. A micros~
(1011111, had been given him on his; 10th
birthday, 1111a forsaking all Other in-
forests he devoted himself to the study
of nature with such order that when
dinner was announced on the first day
he was much excited over his newly
acquired knowledge. and souzht to give
it out. for the entertain meat of the
people at the table.
Guests wore present. and,t11111ing to
the lady nearest to him with a smil-
ing face he inquired:
"Did you over look at
gthrongh a microscope?"
“1 do not remember to have dong so "
she pleasantly replied. withdrawing
from her lips the bit like was about to
«it.
"Well you 1th ought to see the
things crawl on It."
"John, exclaimed his father
your dinner!"
’l‘ho lady quietly invited the piece
of chance under the attic of bar plats,
and John perceived that his 111mm...
firm on that subject wuant wanted.
When strnwborrlca were placed up
on the tnhio John burnt forth again.
”You ought to look at a strawberry
throuah icroscuool 'l‘itey look
send you tliink‘ you can
rdbnlugm" -
”Jobni". aid lilo mother.
"Well, ithlnt look Worse than flies
heads” rots until
cheese
The time has come when people give h
"oat .
“ballot, ‘
quickly ‘and s it A 3
m. '1filty-5hli'9" in .1 creamy sub
iconvenlont to 4108"?!
sold by (Irina
gusts at 160.
I I , THE LOLILYPQP ,
. W ,1 4, , ,
‘(ertton for. the New London Day.)
1 am the float of the it
Lollypoa. am seen in shop. upon 4
The street. and even at n 1101),! am
The great attraction. I who once
Plain lefty on a stick was dear I
To childhood' 0‘ happy heur. so glossy.
Round and thick But now. boiled
Down. and flattened out, reclrr‘iatcncd,
i become. more to this craving.
.Natiomulhau whiskey. beer or rum.
1 can do more than temperance
Has ever done. l can replace the pipe
‘That 1rllt1 attraction, and by my
Staying power bring ruminatlve ‘
I’l’houghts, and lasting satisfaction.
1 church i am the solace of the
Urchin’s heart to shorten prayer
Time. and to bring the mind
To that sweet slate contentment
lloth impart. The price of patent
Medicines lrus,droppcd. I 11111 the
Cause. Nervura is not needed
Where i reign. For thirty minutes
Chew with me will calm the nerves,
And chase away that tired fooling
Dear to Lydlu's burnt. and make
You whole strain. 011 where is
Soothing Syrup, where Castoria?
Gone! gone! all gone! And now
The crying child.‘is mothcd
By parcgorlc on a stick. by
Strawberry and lemon oft buguilcd.
Ah! when I was created heaven
Smllod. in school no more a
Book shall be the prizo.’iisIundcr-
stood, But Jimmie, for the highest
average .
Will now receive six dozen lollypops
With teacher" 5 love Now will you
all be good? And soon we may
Bolrold the latest song “My
Loilypop," the collar Lollypop‘,
The Pop 0‘ Lolly hat. For I am
All the rage for this and that.
And he. who said, “music both
Charms to sooth the suvngc boast, "
l-ind never lasted me 11 little bit,
For I can do all this and more,
For I the iollypop. alum,» am it.
Effie honoru 'l‘rlpland.
Groion. Conn.
M
USE THE DICTIONARY.
Hcrc is 11 list of words which are
commonly mispronouncmL. A sum~
incr pastime will be to prououuco
them and then look them up to bc
‘surc lht1 dictionary agrees: ‘41
Debris, address. sine din, vehement,
reruns. (-1111: almond savuui sacrifice
l10rbl.nllas, 1abul.vxcinplury, clrli1~
ivur,l afterward 111 nulrnlr .,
FOR HIS GOOD INTENTIONS. .
'l‘uffnld Knutt—»\Vn111. the snow
swept off’n yer sidewalks 111a ’nm'."
Woman of the liouscwt‘ant you see
it has been alrradv cleaned oil?
'iuffold Knirii-—llt1i11‘a little ncar
sighted. l hadn‘t noticed it, but i ne'e
now that it has. Ain't my offerin'
to do the job good fur 11 cup 11 cawl’y
1111' a. plate 0' cold victimis, 111a’.11m ~1—
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