Wallace Bates has hauled his dauucb
_ out for the winter. 5 .
5 lie Cameron has been
wdays with her parents
ME and. rs. Charles. Aisthoipe are
visiting in.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wood have re-
turned from a visit to lions Hill
John Roberts of New York, spent
'I‘ha‘hksfgivlns with relatives hero.
“Blessed is the tie that blade." but
when it happens to be the shoe than
you may swear it little.
When a man is I warned. he is said
. to be i armed, and according to that
when he is" 4 sun
legged.
Louis Nagel, of Mei-idea. spent
Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. Jos-
eph Bartlem. of Golden Hill street. .
Mr. and Mrs. Harry 3. Bradley. of
East Norwalk, were guests over
Thanksgiving of Weatport relatives.
Laura, daughter or Dr. and Mrs.
Iii‘redorick 8. Baker. is spending the
Thanksgiving vacation at Hartford, as
the guest of Dr, and Mrs. Arthur Doug~
ias Hayes.
A metting of the Methodist Sunday
School board will be held on Monday
evening at the home of E. E. Keeler
on East Avenue. important business
sill be transacted.
Harry Hoyt, oi' Danbury formerly
superintendent of the East Aienue
Methodist Sunday School, is visiting
J. C. Hawkins He will address the
Sunday School tomorrow.
The subject of the meeting 01 the
Epworth League tomorrow at the East
Avenue Methodist Church will be “A11
Inspiring Outlook in India. ” The
meeting will be nodes the leadership
of E. W. C. Cunningham.
I Sunday evening there will be a com-
mencement of a series of sermons by
the pastor in the Advent Church. There
will also be special singing by the
Birchard sisters. Como and be made
glad. 33
Snperintendrni. Richard Bland. of
the Advent Sunday school. hopes to
one the largest attendance of flip school
tomorrow of the season, as it is new
lug Christmas and he desires to be-
gin arrangements for the Christmas
entertainment.
M1159 Minnie E. Austin. of Boston.
Mass" Mi‘ and Mrs “71le it. Austin
and Addison Austin of South Norwaik
and Horace G. Burr. of, Norwalk were
guests of M1. and Mrs. John 8. Soy-
mour, of Winfield street Thanksgiv-
ing Day
The Rev. E. S. Wright will close his
two weeks engagement with the East
Avenue Methodist Church Sunday ev
enink.Novemi1cr 27 He will tako
part; in all the services. lilo labors
have". been much blessed to the spir-li
ual dulckening of the church and have
been highly appreciated by all.
‘ Miss Harriet S. Rider who has just
1eturned from visit to Pmt Jefferson.
1.. L, met with a misfortune while
azway She went arises from Bridge-
port on the stoamci i’mk City and
while on the steamer missed her pock-
etbook containing $10 some keys and
steamer and railroad tickets. it is
believed that tho pocketbook was sto~
Ion
By an unusual mincldencc the mono
moot placed to commemorate the bath
tip of ileuuingtou Vémnoot was
erected in the cams month and your
in which Edwin James Davenport was
born. and upon which occasion Mrs.
Ida James was present. The spot is
part of the mound where the Daren
ports reside. and five ”durations 1130
Mrs. James' grandfather. Corporal
Dodge led his gallant company to the
task of driving off the Red Coats,
the sixteenth of August is always
commemorated in Bunnington like the
Fourth of July. .
A horse owned by [Jr-nest Pronto.
engineer at. the factory of the Colonial
Foundry and Mac nine Company. crest
iod quitoa Iiiill excitement this morn»
In; an the meadow south of 8am
view avvmue A young man Naployod
by Mr. Pretto drove the horse attached
to a wagon out upon the meadows
thorn to set a load of sedge. which had
been cut for bedding. The young man
was evidently unaware of the nature
at a salt mildew and he drove the
pill too do: out. That rabbit was
tall at a sudden the horse bogged
and "tank to its stomach. lip nhaip
hoof» cut trough the soft pout bogs
said the pom wail completely and
eeuially mired It was with most
entity that it was finally sslriraiml
hit it appeal-ad to he uninitircd. The
work was accomplished by putting a
thick nonfat chliIIy III over the top
of the II! when the animal was
to Its. This was midterm! by boards
cuntri utod by persons living nearby
and the animal was lipdlly led to dry
land. Mr Proud soul. the horse back
to tho than for this day and will
M30111: his haying in all «probability
anti
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its W1“ ”9 473119 may tints cunts back to her
npd.
hc'rs Day. Cornelius Dayan.
port. being a; direct descendant ct one”
ct; tho Pilifijlliis who came over 011 the
Mayflower. Bevan pairs of out}
stretched hands were waiting to re-
coive them. from the venerable 74-
year old grandfather to the next young-
est or the family. Mosaic. now in her
ninth year. While Trainer acted as.
if he had the magrums. Tabby chased
her own narrative, and many cluck~
ed and clapped her wi so as only a
grass widowpd hen could do, as she
had been deserted by Mr. Rooster.
Ruthy knew them all and they knew
her too, for the salt air of The N01.
walks had not only curled her hair
but increased her long power thirty-
two per cent. or one point a day.ac
cording to the Cyclops autiometer.'1‘ho
mother was also much improved and
cheeks once more while away
ROWA‘ITTON.
166mm Lyncbm of the Farm Road, is
s c ,5
Mrs. Mary Richards. of Railroad
Place, is critically ill 1
B. Cleverly. wife and family
visited friends in New York Thanks-
giving Day. '
Miss Ethelyu Harper, of Mount Ver-
non, is the guest of Mrs. Loretta Slut.
er." Ponnoyer street.
Rev. A. L. Hubbard will pr:en1h at
the West Norwnlk Union Chupoi to-
morrow afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs Albert Jones, of New
York. are the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Eugene Cushman Logan street.
James lianloy of South Norwaik
spout Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mia.
Ira E.Pe111.oi Raymond street
W. H. Wilson. the milk man-of this
place. has been plowing some ground
on which hc will “form next. spring.
Mr and 111111 E Cushmau. of
New Yotk are thc guests. of Mr. and
Mrs. W. A, Cushiuan, Logan streci.
Mr. and Mrs. William Sniiiiu and
son. of South Norwaik, spent Thanks-
giving at the home of John
Suii‘fln, of Raymond street.
Rowaytou Baptist Church. Frank C.
Brown. pastor—Services at 10:45 a.
111. and 7:30 p. n1. Morning sermon
topic. “The Power that Rules the
World;" subject of evening sermon,
"Self Conaciousuowf’ Sunday school,
12; Junior Christian mideavor, 4;
chemical somiouetto by the pastor;
Senior Christian Endeavor at 8:15;
consecration and missionary offering:
Ladies" Aid meets at. " p. 111. Wedch
day. Happy hour scrvico and cove
punt meeting on Thursday evening at
7: 30. followed by meeting of Official
Board.
Rowayton Methodist . Episcopal
Church Rev. A i..ilubba1d pastor—-
Sunday morning class 9.30; lrviug
Clark lcadcn; Woritl‘ s Tomporance
Sunday. and a sermon suitable to the
occasion will be preached by the pos-
tot at 10.30; platform meeting in the
evening at 7 p. 111.: three speakers. one
as toilis effects of iniompcra-nco on
tho individual, the other as to tho ef-
fects on the family and the third as
to the effects on the nation. Sunday
school. 1.30: EDWOI‘th League at 6.15.
Thursday evening; prayer meeting,
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
0‘”.
Mrs. George W. Fowler of Newton
Heights. has returned from Spilngflvid
after a most delightful visit with Rev.
A. Round and family
Mrs Cary and two sons of New
\ork.11ud David Molncry. of Noroiou.
spam Sunday at Thomas McCraihs.
on Forest street. New Ctinaan.
wSult for packing pork at iiircct’s
Cash (irocciy.
The 011 Ridge School and the Buried
school mot yesterday afternoon on the
football 111.111.99.110 of the players
were five or six years old and tho
game was a fierce hue.
Henry Canmuu’ilor. a wealthy ro-
tirod coal merchant of New 10fk,liilfl
returned to! the city after several
months» sojourn with his brother-in»
law. Dr. H. I). Italians,
Harold Morehnuse spent 'I‘hsnksxiw
in; with his parents in Brooklyn. and
alter 5.1!. visit here returned yesterday
to"'f'hu Gunnery" Washington. Coma.
whore ho is attending school.
Ilarlcu has had a case of the idler
bit. it will be recalled that some
months are there was quite a Itreuuv
Gilli time among the harbors of Darieu
and Noroton in regard to tho keeping
111.1111 their shops on Sundays. Prod
mick Chaddarton made complaint to
tho mluetmon about some oil the out.
era .and it was openly stated that.
while commenting about them he: was
ill the habit of shaving sundry [WI
1111 the Sabbath in his own little shop.
The other but-bars hold their peace and
kept their eyes ope-u. The result has
been that darts: the m1 week wan
rants we're iIIiioti for the arrest 0!
Frederick and William “Item of Non
roles. on charms of keeping their
upon The Idea camaup in
court before Justice Willmott. u”lilo
Till": so oi Cbaddorton on continued
a week. and ii. is lulled that the
stain win ho Ibis" to“ prove its case
z-Wnth
stop mind
2 3 otfllvinu alliance.
‘ clip with his mother.
"last tea given at the Reading room
Frederick Chadderton, of Dorian. anti
witnesses appeared against the Austen oi
ii"toolbars and their ones were polled. m
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nwth
Dr. Harold Ogden. of Troy. N Y}. is
Miss Carrie Bradley spent the heli-
day with triend a 1.11 Newborn N. Y.
:E.‘ ' wild. About the
holiday with fries s in Niagara, N. J
Mill. Sarah Senior. all II it Haven.
has been the guest here of Mrs. Hull
Bradley y. ,
trying Stupori‘ey.‘ of Washington!) .
3.: spent the holiday hero with rela-
ice. 5.
The Thursday Afternoon Whlst Club
is to meet. at the home of Mrs Oliver
Jennings. Duct 1.
William Smith and sisters. of Strat-
ford were, holiday suests of Joseph 0.
Hyatt and wi to
H. 3.; Jones and wife. 013' Brooklyn.
N". 11.. are guests over the holiday at
the home of Frederick Keniner.
There was a merry gathering at tho
grunge Thursday night and the busi
ness promptly dispatched in ordor to
give way to sociability.
The sum of 820 was realized by the
frr the bottom- of the Library fund.
That Is in excess of any amount prov-
lousy secured thmush a similar ot-
faring
Miss Mary Scuiley and Walter H.
Crofutt. the latter of Norwaik were
married Wednesday at the parochial
residence of Sacred Heart. parish.
Bridgeport. Father Sweeney perform
log the Ceremony.
There was no apparent scarcity oi’
turkey dinners in spite of the high
prices. Many secured their birds in
the Bridgeport and Norwalk markets.
and the average price paid was 28
cents a pound.
WESTON.
The little daughter of John 'i'rcud-
Well is quito' ill.
Mcrwin Beers. who has been serious-
iy Ill. ianiuch improved.
A. E. Southey and family are guests
of Da‘ubuiy friends this week. ‘
Miss Goodscii oi Lyons Plains has
been the guest of Miss Lizzie Adams.
Miss Anna Books is spending this
Week with Miss Madeline Sturges, In
Westport
Samuel Hodges. of Bedding, visited
his mother. Mrs. [moan Boers on
Thursday and Friday.
Miss Elizabeth Condon and Miss
Minnie Lyon. were Thanksgiving
guests of Mrs. Orlando Andrews:
Mrs M. 8. Wheeler and Miss Hattie
Gould spent Thanksgiving Day in Red
ding as guests of Mrs. Milo Osborne.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Hawk and
Sidney Adam-1,. of Bridgeport.
visited their aunt, Mrs. Wiidmnn Ad-
ams. 7
An‘ enjoyable dancing party was
hold at, the insidencc of Mr. and Mrs.
Theodore l5iumiitou,ion Wednesday ct"
oping.
HOTEL OE HAWLEY.
What the Inmates of the County Jail
Ate Thursday.
The prisoners who were fortunate
enough to spend Thanksgiving day at
the jail. had considerable for which to
bc thankful. While no turkey Robilk‘l‘ll
'raccd their board. they were all treat-
ed to as much us they liked oi" succu-
lent, savory roast spare-rib.
it was a triumph of the culinary art
and most of tho guests present. upon
the state‘s invitation were very glad
they came. Besides the Hpfii‘o—l'iil.
there were white and swept minions.
onions. turnips and celery and for dcs~
cert. pies and cakes. cheese and ap-
pics.
While a number missed their Mau-
Imitans and Martinis. ihcy wcrp able
to get an appetizer by squeezing the
apples and producing cidcr. ”in-sh
from the cow." Many of the prisonors
starved themselves at breakfast in or-
der to do justice to the Thanksgiving
dinner, which was served about two
0 'olock 5
Schmidt. and Adams. that tun lllt‘ll
who are Awaiting trial upon that burns
of murder in the first amt-«1.11111 not
allow that to iniorforo with their ap-
poiition at all, but both uio very heart.
lly. As for the pillar prisxmcrs. "You
ought to use them not!" was the ox
11.11-31st remark of one of the jail oili-
c a a
The menu was something,r as follows:
Hotci do iiuwicy. Thsuksuitiug Day
Roast Sparorib 13‘ lo.)Comlcy (liargalu
a
Not guilty onions. Acuuitiai turnips.
Roast potatoes, nailed
Sweet freed spudI. Probation coiery.
Stevenson pie. Pullman calm.
'I‘liirtv days cheese. ilartiuit apples.
Scoliold sours. Willi usucu.
Steele Blitfot‘ouoes.
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The American Vitmrapii Company
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The company will present Ihmn again
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DIlWiti'u Witch Nasal Bulvu has
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bmiflht ft box of DiWiit"! Witch iilui
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- ion on the case or its ry Keams in "
. the city court yesterday was coutln- ‘
nail until November 23-. pending the to
suit of the coroner’s inquest 0131 the
death of! Thomas E. Fitzpatrick, start-5
ed. yesterday murmur. Rooms in
peace. but his bond ls fixed at $1.0
Coroner Dump began his hearth . -
tel-day morning. at: which limo e mi-
amined Karma and four other witness-
es of the affair. Kearns' story was
to the effect that he and Fitzpatrick had
a contest Wednesday afternoon and
that he struck out at him.
not know whcih‘ei he hit his opponent
or the" wall“. but. his injured his man:
After the fight was all own, the lawn
shook hands and were good friehds
The other witnesses in the main cm.
firmed this. If the oiilclai report on
tho medical eraminor shows that death
waa caused by a clot of blood on the
brain it is probable that the coroner
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FAVORED BY jCTH PARTIES. .
Republicans and Democrats aliloe
praise Foley's Honey and Tar fol
coughs, colds and all throat and lung
diseases. as no other remedy can com-
pare with ii. it is safe and euro.
T Slater, merchant. I71 Main St..
Gloucester. Mass. writes. "Foley" 5
Honey and Tar cured me of a very
bad cough which I had for three
months though other remedies failed
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PROPERTY
CINCINNATI. 0.. Nov. lid—Joseph
'I‘. Valentino. president of the iron
Moidars‘ Union of North America. was
in the policc court yesterday to ans-
Win in the charge. of aiding and abet
ting the maiclious dostrmliou oi prop
eriy. His attorney demanded an int
mediate hem log, and mudi- caustic 1o3t'~
orcnce to the detectives who have been
insin-umutai in causing the arrest oi'
Valentine and others in the Eureka
Foundry dyuuinitlug case. The prose
cation was not ready and the hearing
was set for Monday next. The cast‘
of Thomas Bracken, charged with com-
plicity in the murder of Woakioy a
nonunion moulder. was set for tomor-
row.
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