‘_f‘M9chodist Church l 7
,ginrg'ely attendo’d. it
gV night at which Rev.
. ‘ enjoyed the occasion immensely 'i‘he
. turkey was done to a turn and other
I ,v‘Iorir in this section of the term im-
home days and nightly hauls are made I
, ' ,_ anything outside that they value very
I when b3' the authorities
. vices will be held Wedne
“:45 AM!
i
“ 31:39:33? in
3,;
‘ st tbiir.
% maelstrom iv tutor
I.“ .
Wow.m1
doubly who, >
urdsys onioyan‘s
. . oil 3" ._ .
‘ti nt Curiauan church- The Bir- I
enter: rendered sperm
oc
singer and evangelist;
out. The serviced w
teroeting.
ll.
1
. The horse situation to the delivery ‘
VI
Those pmsont
tevene, Mr and
Miro ‘ mi
very pioneithti
Mr. and M31.
ltlle animal again; Several horses slip- 8 th‘
, pod and loll on the budge this 1319“};-
‘ing. Driver Richard lrviln bad the '
, horse shod before he attempted to use
the animal again. Several horses slip
pod and went down- on the bridge yes~I
terday and today} . ,
’i‘he ineptbers‘7 tit
Club held. 6‘. roast' turkey supper is»
evening on heard their iiiigsnip -Ku—
marge. Almost the entire member-
ship or the club ‘wns present and they
vinnds of a toothibine nature complet-
ed the menu ‘
Clothes liné thieves have been at
by them. Some very valuable Articles
have been lost in this manner and MW!
the prudent housewives do not lenVo
it 3th The onsets are being investi-
The Wéiuey vangelists will spend
next Sunday ember 4 with the
Ens t Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church. Those evangelists are laymen
from NW”? it‘d v iniiy. They
have under theiria tier... H.0nnnon,
been engaged in revival shorts for
the past fifteen years. Their labors
’l the con—
d
my it week hiring to
bowie“... John Cole
went on strikdini‘ter tearing up a large
number 01 planks oi 'the bridge, the
selectni‘en hare ilnally commenced “19
Work at laying the now planks. Mr.
0016 has been supercooled on bridge
builder by a couple of c enters who
are {bustling the work rig t along.
The Rev Edger 8. Wright finished
two« weeks of services in the East
Avenue Mothodlst Episcopal church.
isstgevening. The services he
bettéit Isttend
vices dbl-lug t e present na‘torste.
Wright has shown himself a devoted.
earnest and eilective evangelist He
has been is true helper to toe pastor
illiu an initiation to the people its;
foes to his own ehurc with the good
Wishes and prbyers o jail.
I Weekly bulletin of the East Avenue
methanol Episcopiil Church: The cub-
inlet oi the Epworth League will meet
tonight at 7 is p. m.. at Miss Martha
Morgan 5, 58 Cove avenue. The Still
day School Board will most tonight
at 7.45 p. m.. at no: Koeier
East avenue.
class will meet 'l‘uesd
Parlor. st 7: 45 p. in. vangelistio so
Thursday in the Blind
“ 735$ ”Lida:
2 me by H II _
ileum
nor ‘a new house ,
Bruce Rollo f. o
flundtty With rleu '
Mrs. Mary Richards;
piece. who has been
provzng.
Mrs. Stanley M13!
wining her sister.
ew York. I
siolt. is in»
AV; been enter-
on Bownrby,
" or or“: roll:
a roan e
unwanted: v in]; Wool: at her home
‘ Mound Mflri. tinny tench carom}
H W.- ‘,iloio. returned
hire. int night.
other n ‘vlslt in _
;i2iomniittseo
for decoration the
it Holocaust church (or
the coining Illibrirhnas everolm I
. and Job ohm.
ha;
"hilt ”island ‘rpent “nudity
is hm. hey about to
be him every other honour during
than any similar aer- in;
1
James L'Hommedleu)’ ‘
n the Ladies' ‘ ll”
iii): .9 lutiveup here.
ally ”Briggs of Greenwich is
Bugalutiyen at the Farina. I .
. Mums and family. ot New York
are mleliis or Edwin Squires at his
home in 1.00me
The inlk about trolleymen' a dance
is promised for some date in January.
to be not later.
A new monument has been placed on
the lot of B. A Williams. in Willow
Brook cemetery.
Frank Provost and wile at Stamford.
have been holidnygguests with Mr. and
Mrr. G. Darrow.
val W. Raymond wife and
some of Sirntto d. dined with his po-
rents, 'l‘hnuitsg viug day.
Distriot. Dobbin}. K. Lawrence of
Siemtord. is 'i’ you official visit to
Temple lodg. & A. BIL. at its meet-
ing next month.
Chauncey Allen and wife have mov-
ed from Snugntucic and taken up a
residence in the lodge. Washington
avenue side u! we Sanitarium.
The Librarr committee the other
evening accepted the plans submitted
tor. the new buildinu. The committee
lino issued a null for bills.
Thorn are I re or another epidemic
of starter. rev it here no oddiiiomil
crises have been repor to tho boultli
officer. The two intest’n‘ nations re-
aiding in snugntuoh.
Fritz Fable. Who recently tell from a
moving trolley. is about town and the
tears that. he had been seriously hurt
ere fortunately? unfounded. __ it was a
once or too much hurry to on on.
It cost Judg‘n BIBradley nothing
(or reelection?! Emirate ibdgoehlp.
he he. orcoht albumin to
‘ t“I‘m! lid for glitter.
his shcoetsi'iil play for r’e‘prbie‘nin vm
and Justice 8 A. Purdy 82 for paste
domes Bradley. now in state' a prison
{or complicity oi burglaries here in
1902. their hot hirI ion... in the need-
luiu‘re. Bradley yes one of
who" broke into he stores or Beers
Bios. and Guyer it Sons, and was con-
victed. A petition is now biog clrour
lsted here by his trieuds with the ob-
loot oi getting his release The prison-
or uremist « to be good and claims lur-
.I-‘e‘r‘ inst it Volg’n .reicase‘d he has an
tier ole minor
”.93 m ‘ “ on
M: ‘ j«Cutout rivln until the
29an oi l l . alter evolution or the
two year tens or the Ausmltuuisns
reforms. aerated odds that the re
forth» m iltM failures and thnt the
condition or the shots in worse than
bolero the late revoliiiion. Their horn
have ni been rebuilt soil the boom
m on c torrent literati on some
them trecsin lo dent in the in
mots under mien o
taint; the! revolutions
with long: :tblfitllfif
etch snail: :Iuoil ti‘lifn
donin for the no t ris I
him Mr Ms other!)
summi- omits 'toiidon. lli
mobiurntion oi the Albertina re
sud i'l‘urkith reserved '
uncut tinsel r Pasha
with instrument
urea use at
wrist: movement or
themeil The
:ricepresident. Millit
a.» some members,
" keep Connecticut abreast of other soc
lions or the country in this matter at .
r s iiiuueslion
" I is won-
lig'. Every»
is atronfly. opposed to the F‘oesendeo
I iin the direction or the Uni
no VIssny train this sec ,
do he sphenr to have our candidatl
rl’ their own unleos‘ they propoet
wmebody not a iuuyem‘n very on
holy mov
V, The..l"mendon aide in not quite at
unlined. it i'vcnu put forward Oma
W. Plait of Milford. oi’~ W J. Bren
non. of New ia‘ondon it it wants in
ii sitter weights, it is true, bu
Ithu lines not comrt in the volition
game . '
0n the whole. however.-thls but
Mr. Judson, and right there is
possibility of u combination.
in:
Tilt
for that: while Mr. Judson walked .oi
with the judiciary. - 0! course the-
Would give two important chairman
ships to Fairiioid county. but that near
not count. either, it the move ills it
vith the ruling politiml name. Then
too. it must be remembered that Fail
lolii county is tremendously represent
an in this iogislaturo‘; sud therefore
he‘s a right. obo heard.
t is n mg iv pretty tight mid odd.
dill further to the interesting pass
Million of the Fniriielti county Raoul
icon csucus. One bus on] to sin
iud think of that caucus w in Aiim
WI. Paige. sums Judson, .lr.,I Sail
lei Feshendeu. Henry Lee. Jr. Elinor
3. Blinks and Michael Kellenly in it. .i.
re ire that more is apt to be somr
he doing. . .
I Tusciiehet ANNblrv euno.
Reports Presented...“ Oiliom Elect
Id at Recent Annual Meeting
6! more...
The annual meeting of the truetoo
oi the ConnecticutII'ilunchei-s' Anni.
iiy Guild was held recently in the rr
tiring room oi the senate chamber
guys the Norwich Buliletin. Report
Wore made and accepted and oilicer.
[elected for the ensuing year.
Treasurer Ames' report
the following;
Belsnoe on hand Oct. 1 1903. 837
no 22; mm receipts lor the year
$6396. 86; total receipts, $43, M708
receipts included n legacy o
”no from Mrs. Robert E. Day 0
isrti’ord and $1. 388. 2‘! income iron
investments.
The disbursements. including in:
amounts paid .annultsuts. einouniei
;o 33. 583. 50 leaving a balance 0:
329.991.58.13: Decembei l unnultouu
will be paid 33, 301.813.
By Jon,- i..1905‘.i a guild will have
includei
have s. permanent tund of about
u
The investments are nearly all
recent sure and good paying returns, it
lustrstinx showman! moservuiivi
.' character or the management or the
(buds.
The officials elected i...- the year
“are as follow: President. Nathan 1.
.I Bishop. Norwich; first vleepresident. ‘
3! tong Comatoolt. nilury; second
K rtrnrii; moo din floristM low:
s r g it dry it
o. [49']! I. N
retnry canto ill. Hopkins, Norwich:
treasurer Charles it Amos. Hartford.
On Oct. 1, 190i. the number of active
members was 812: manhunt-1.31; no...
merit members iii
A gift of "our more constitutes
ebony membership i the solid and
mm s genuinelihsn striving for its
Vito are working to
retirement hind our teachers. - I
. ‘0! the ill; it ’1'
s o hove tutored? tii’oonuild h gifts
in; thflo .
i‘fl
ortuin other
le looks to be betweon Mr. Pnlgc um ‘
boirmanshlp or railroads is it prott: ' v
good berth end Mr. Paige might pro * ‘
jj in I
'_ swings bass in. cmnooucut sud rep
ew Haven; iinsuoini see I
Tim guild was organised in liiliii ‘
workers depend!
one new
lflabfii authoritieein' the. I
y. or (lorit buyer tibiae; to outsbli l
‘ I'Qilltlit‘illlilh 1'0th
bit it
till iv ”a ' ‘i
body .kupwn that atitanium-orient Point .I *
Cll'fltd In Itoolr.
note Ann sitvrn PLATING.
New HIM Basilio Hotel's.
Hive viii merrier. curl silevi them.
in eparltl oil.
Repairs to item and In.
"its In not mi men flesh-
lna W filial led.
we a. N. ilHKIBBIN
3 arm co.
u when or. so. voswsu. I
.I M1!“
v.
Fresh and Cheap
Fiat flail. 5c lint Fresh Herring, be
lb; Nstlvs Eels. 14c lb.; Luke White
’iah. 12c tin; Germsncam 8c tin:
unit“ Cod. 10c ib.: snapper Blues, too
in; Largo Blues, 120 It»; Fro-t Fish.
to its; Dry Escoilops. do and 50: qt.;
opened Lona Clams. 30¢ qt.
rue new.» PIBH‘AND oval-en
msnxs'r.
Old alslvniion Army Building.
am End at Washington sin-m Bridge
south Norwslk.
esp-r. cHAntae nuances. has.
m
wwwww—«W M.Wm..
paid to nnnultnnis since December: - N A
1900 the :uuun 0! 314.985 62. and Will I:
’37. I:
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W‘ .
dflnrwioh people '
Allie
firms Al x
ml line I
1 he seals on» .rmb‘r.
' Telephone, ms. V '
south item-tic. m.
on:
NORWALK STEAMBOAT C0.
(incorporAMiV
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"City of Norwnllr” and “Eagle."
(Freight only)
Leave New York (Pier 36
East River.) and Norwalk every
week day at 5 p. m.
Freight received from 7 8.!“
to 5 p. m.
PLCACBINR‘ AND STEAM,“
HOT WATER HEATING.
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an M ”dim :Cfimg: Ito.
you soon our-trot:
RIC 0ND RANGES?
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scum NanItLK. court. I.
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capital
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war in is A LI'HLI uncut
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3100.00030 '
sellou- accounts or include-minis; '
ill-«um, merchants and corporations '
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