aerated left hand. 1
Mills Katblyn DnCroas is ill at her
home: on the bridge.
Mina Sadie Boerum has
from a visit to New York.
returned
Mills 1“?th Waldron has for several "
daybrbeen ill at 11ch borne with typhoid
eve
Several cases of chickenpox have
l11011111 reported to the health oiliclnls
ntey. .
Andrew Hanson has leslgncd his po-
sition as bartender at Herman E Mal-
mo'il iihloon.’ 1 1
Mrs. Davenport. who has been visit
bu; her mother lilra Jam‘e’ti. returned
today to her- home in Remington. Vt.
Edward Merritt. who has been with
the ‘l’o‘s'tai when riter Company. hfin
reslnged and taken a position with A.
Dickerman anti Son
The oyster open
Radél Company wlt 11o re‘movod 1'1 0111
the smaller shop to the larger one in
order to be able to handle the Thanks-
giving trade. . ..
M1. and Mrs. J. S. Hawlrins. of Sca-
aidc Place. havo'returned from loll-11
14111;. island. where they have placed
their house in that place in good con
dillon for thewmter.
Tile teachers (1! the East Avenue
Methodist Episcopal Sunday school
were much gatifled at the attendance
at the Sunday School session, SundavV
loS pupils being present, despite the
BU‘CX‘C storm.
A routine meeting of Mayflower
Hook and Ladder Company was held
last evening at their rooms in East
N111“ alk The final arrangements
were lllilile {01 their annual bill which
is to be. bold next Friday night
\‘i‘illlanl White's horse started quite
a little ovcitcment on the bridge yes-
terday, Mr, White and William Hull
were in the wagon together when and
dthle the animal took flight at some
object and bolted. Mr. Hull was part
ly thrown out of the wagon and Mr.
White was dumped unceremoniously
into the back of the cart. He gather
ed himself up. howevmi an after some
severe struggling succeed b1 getting
the horse down again on the ground.
The fiih‘l week flay service of the two
weeks cv angelisllc meetings being
hold at thi-1 East Avenue Methodist
Church took place. last evening. The
Rev. Mr. E 8. Wright assisted the pas.
tor, Rev. Edward Cunningham in the
services. Mr. Wright is a most. (1101
oueut preacher and a fine singer. The
audience. was charmed with his con
tributions 111 both lines. Ml'. Cunning
ham made an address during thocvcn
111g. The attendance was large and
""1 meeting 11.. wary. profitable one for
“1080 who attended These meetings
will be coniin11ed:ior two weeks.’
Miaa Lodema Adams. the clever am-
ature photographer has taken two neit-
atlves of Little. Ruthey ida Davenport,
the ten months did Leap Year bird
ling of Bald MountaLn She is taken in
a carriage of state with a white silk
bonnet and a Marlboro blue coat with
cape and cuffs. 'fa‘ced with silk. lined
with pretty outing flannel. and trim-
med with pink embroidered flowers
and leaves. the bandlwmk of her lov
lug Grandma James It was a miller
bard Job to take. her. for a strange be.
ing happened to go by. and Rutbcy let.
out a ilert (1 yell. when Paul Pry. with
his umbrella. who was behind 1111-
grapcvine. shouted "Call Edison and
put. that on record too.”'l’11(1. pictures
will be novel. in having been taken by
a lady artist. witll her blond hair all
uureld up like astrachau. whllo lulu-1'
mountain home it is as straight as a
11'andlo
Francis and Elizabeth. the hand
aotncat twins in the state are growing
apnea. and (1 om creeping will soon gist
to walking. and from yumlng ytunlng
to talking. Each of them will be
round to weigh i'ully fifteen pounds it
put aatrldc Uncle Will Brandon's
scales. and it is a tact tliatiwhen one
is ailing the 0 or is a little of! £00,118
when Aunt Bro son discovér'ed a little
cxcroaconcc on the head of Frankie
the little girl was found to have one
in the same spot. The doctor. if any
thing In more chipper and livelier than
ever, and it it a treat to ace ills coat
tails living in the broom on the way
to and from his dental parlors. Now
when you ask him anything it 111 ”By
Jeminl.” and while you may use 1.1111
word without knowing its meaning
Frank says it 1119111111 more to 111111 now
than when he am no it at one of tlie
11131111 or the Zodiac. metty soon 1111-
iure will bring forth the little teeth.
and than the dentist and his wife will
be happier than over. to any nothing of
the grandpareut'a of both
RDWAYTON.
M J i “it MI"! E. H E
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at. intuitive; to propane
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it been Mr. and hire.
'. oral piano: colon.
. ' ' last. evening. at he1 home in Harvey-
Fred Boeniacb is laid up with an 111- '
g business ot the 1
We nights of the fair and 1111.11 evening
Miss Peal! Stevens layered with Bow
Amanda. wire Si Cliver Cook died
ton. aged ovsntlyl'weven mafia. l
0 an tern an A ice
0 11' ‘ l)sztia-yll‘"11111qurviyie‘. The
funeral .‘w'll oinorro'w at
noon at 2 111111111111h 1111111 Will be private.
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~0rdcra received for coal and wood
nt Street's Cash Grocery.
The Whi‘at‘ Club. which was to hold
a meeting with Dr. Alice Lyon Fitch,
at Cedarwlld. Thursday night. has de-
ferred tho aeaaicu. until. Thursday
night. December 1111 V
1111211 MCNcrney. an inmate of the
Soldiers Home..urroated for drunken.
119511.8311111'11‘11y evening. by Policeman
Hickoi’. in Stamford. was sent back
to the Home. this mowing. on a sus
pended sentence
A meeting of the Barton Republican
Cltib Will be held this evening at the
club honan to hold a ratification meet-
ing and general Jubilation over the
successful. ’V.alection A fine lunch is be.
1113 prepared for the occasion and there
will be speeches and a good time.
The Republican banner was badly
torn during the wind storm. the othet
evennlg and it was necessary to take it
down. It ‘had eutllved its usefulness
however and as the campaign was ov-
er, it may now be convened into lish~
nets.
There s in be 11 rathe1 uniouc enter
tainment at the Darien Town Hall on
Thursday “night at which the Rough
Rider Glee' 'Club, of No1wa1k and South
Norwalit will sing a number of then
campal n selections under the lcadet
ship '0 bhcilerlck 'lv‘orco. ’l‘bc Glee
Club was unable to get. to Darieu duru
lag the campaign. though many ex-
pressed a desire- to hear them. There
will also be solos by :1 number
members of the club.
WESTPOR‘I.
MisaJanM ‘anileld of Georgetown. is
visiting blends here.
Miss Nollie SpittVen is 111 the employ
of the Ilinlbalmoral Supply Co. ,
Mia's Margaret Pent of New York. is
the guest of Mrs. E. A. Beers.
(1.11. Ogden has returned to New
Y oik after a visit here With friends.
I). Shot wood Thorpe and wife have
been the guests of relatives here
Rev Jabez Backus preached in the
Congtegational church, Fairfield.V yes-
[(11 day
Rev Mr Br.ookway of New York.
(:~1((upied the pulpit (11’ T1 lulu church
Sundni
Mrs (‘ A. Gotham who has been
visiting f1 lends 111 Brldgo-po1t.l1as re
turned home ..
Miss Allxc Tove left. for her home in
Newark. N, .l.. Saturday after a visit
with triends for several weeks.
Goodwin White and wife. who have
been visiting friends here. have return.
ed to their home at Dobbs Ferry. N.
Y.
The evangelistic services announced
to begin Sundav. in the Methodist
church. have been deferred to a later
date.
There was a large attendance at. the
cake sale given in the Reading Room
Saturdav and another neat sum was
added to the library fund.
WESTON.
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Mrs; llalph .leftereon. of liurlon, vis-
itcd friends hero-last week.
Mina Mabel l’ost spent Saturday and
Sunday at. her home in Wilton.
Mrs. M. 19.. b‘anton has returned
home after a visit. in Black Rock.
Mr. and Mrs. John McCarthy have
entertained friends from Now York.
John Gordon from New York. has
visited his sister. Miss Elizabeth Gm-
don.
Friends from Long Branch are
"newts of Mr. and"Mra. James A.
Smith.
Carl Andrews. of Dover, N. J.. has
visited his grand-mother, Mrs L N.
Thorpe.
Mlaa Louisa Smith has been spend
in; two. weeks with her cousin. Mrs.
Ebenezer Fitch
Mrs. N. M. Beldon has returned to
Wilton. after a three. wacka' visit with
Mm. 115'. Holiday.
Mitts CorlIon has returned to South
Salem. after a Wealth visit with Mina
Marguerite 1.1111011.
The 11011111111
3 social on F' ay evening at
residence. of 111111.; 'l‘liomaa Wood.
m
oaonoarown.
i 1 nun-191m
Edwin Gilbert is on tho alcli hat.
the
York (111 11.
Mice May Bennett; of Norwnllt. bl
vitiititllt idem» 111' 11111111.
William Hunter 111111111 11
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Viawleitin .Edwin (lithe
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'» William» 11151 had '
root out on 11111 retina-11cc ,
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id Society will hold i
1' Dolphin spout. last, Friday 111 New 51‘
11 able to
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1‘11 11 was
held at the deceased sous acute V5.1".
Bennett‘ 11. that Saturday.
The Village Improvement Society
The
and 1mm
held their annual meetln last Fridayy
., ‘ , m . «y
Bream Could Not Remember
W
But Judge LeelthV impound a Fine
h I? and c ‘ . Help 11k
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~ Chauncey invaw'tl.I the ubiquitous,
sometimes bibuloua and 15111131 good
natured rural free delivery mall car
rier who hails from the hamlet of
Weston. was before Judge Lockwood
111 the Noiwalk. Court this morning.
because (11' a little eecttpadc. Sunday
night.
Chauncey has a noble blind atccii,
which he har'bols 111 Norwallt during
his play in town every day. and
through some miscarriage of fortunc' s
favors. deuapey wandered into the
wrong burn after he had filled up too
'plentiiinlly with Not-walks varied sup
ply. of Sunday exhilarating fluid. And
«With apologies to Nancy Brown:
0 Cluluucey Brown.
He decided he would new a spree in
{OW‘M , ‘
So be came down,
Anti Chiming plenty who said they knew
haunc ' Brown.
sometime alter 10 o'clock in the evr
eulng Chauncey strolled, or rai..l1er
according to the testimony in court
this morning. lurohed into Dr. A. H.
Baldwins driveway. and when accost-
ed by the physician as to his object his
reply was: _ “None of your damp busi-
peas." ..
“Well i guess it is." asserted the
genial phyIlcinn. but still he did not
stop Cl1auncey's progress. and the1 lat
tor wandered along until he stumbled
ov'et the doctor‘s automobile which
was iuagtnaide tii', There we;
a crash and' the ac in'e was animal
a, mud guard. will in the mail carrier
was prostrate on the floor when 1‘.»
Baldwin found him a moment later.
Brown was assisted to his feet and
out of the barn and told to pursue his
turbulent cotl1'11'c.ilc. persisted 111
staying out in the cold drenching
rain. and the doctor fearing that he
would contract pneumonia telephoned
to the police Captain Motehouse
and (mp (11 Leatberland responded and
led Chauncey down to the Water sheet
cooling plant. from which 1111 War; lib-
pratcd vcstcrday morning upon tllc
payment of a cash bond of $111
When the unicorn and Dr Baldwin
related the facts in the case.i11ro\1n
who had previously cxprcsucd a desire.
to litatc his wide of the cane and had
declared ho was not guilty of 11111111:
drunk. renounced his right to state
his case exclainling. “l .lont see 1111
there is any use of me saying any-
thing. Thia business is all a mys-
tery to me ”
Brown has been arrested by tho lo-
cal police on seveual previous occas-
ions and has managed to get (111’ hr
pulling up a cash bond. ludgu Lock-
wood decided that 11., was mod 01‘
Chaunceya actions and utter lining
him 87 and coat. amounting to $15.76.
told him that if he comes up before
him again on the same charge, he will
sendhitn to Bridgeport 111.11.
1.1——
.. ...._..
Marriage of M1" Etta Kellogg to Wil-
liam E Chamberlen of Norwalk.
Miss Etta Kellogg and William E.
Chamberlen were. married tostorila'
noon at the home of the bride in
Broad River, by the Rev. L. K Moore
pastor of the Norwalk Methodist Epis-
copal Church. The wedding was a
quiet only. only the immediau1 families
being present. The. couple were 1111
attended. The bride wore pearl cui-
orcd crepe do chono ovcr silk and
canted 1e Bouquet ot white carnatiot‘is
After it llincllcon the happy couple
were driven to 3911111 Nor it, whore
tho.» boardodu train tor New York.
min t to they will take a \v‘cckfi
rip to lngton. stopping at 11.1111
more 5151!. iladel p
well remembered wl altta. consist
lag of tillvér.‘china, cut glass 1111 111-111
awblao. boobies a unbalahtii't
'from the bride‘ a mother.
011 their return. Mr. and Mrs. t‘bam-
berlon villi gingiodhbdsekm-plng 111 a
newly itil'ulab’e‘d button at "1'1 Hold-1n
avenue. 3'
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Colonel 55me File: Certificate Be-
ford Going to New Jemy.
Lieut-dovernorolect Woodrui'i‘ lot‘t
yesterday morning for Atlantic 'Clty',
N. .l.. to attend the Hardware ‘Asso
ciation convention there. He expects
to lie nnhy until Friday Just liéforo
he 1911 Colonel Wrxxlrufi certified to
the expo;
the recent campaign.
the town clerk that he had expenses
$1.650 alY told. Of this sum $1.050
was contributed to the Republican
State Central Committee. 5500 to the-
town committee and 8150 was expend-
ed for pipstngc. Vpnatms and incldcu
tails , .
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restored by using Derit a Little Eiil‘r
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Nacoitdoirhos Tax. A ceilnin cure
torblllousneas. constipation. etc. 31111111
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by The ‘linord Pharmacy.
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get 11101115 without a loving helptnate.‘
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oildent Directorc. Reildunt Mari-gore.
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JOHJN H. KNAPP. Vice-Preo-
JAGOI M. L'AYTON. miller.
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