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HOTEL ARRIVALS. , SNOW IN THE NORWALKS. VBIGVCLE HACE IN BOSTON.
Clifford—M1. d. M . Gl‘l WH' _ I
. 11111118. Mr. and 11:11. maglem a: “Myrna-Real Storm of the Season Ap- Twelve Teams Compete in Six Day V, Doe
.lly, Thomas Nicholson, R. C. lack pcarcd Saturday. Event.
V and wife; E. A.‘ Rt 11. George F. Hallow:
1? Mir. Cliarlesiii‘ ayes. Miss Perry.
New York; Mr. and Mrs. George H
.Whltcfieorscli White, Jul. H Ben!|
‘ i011 M “W Prouty. Boston; H N. Wax
our and wife. J. H. Sebaldice, Jack
Hampson, B. McGratb.¢~Willlam Grouse.
Charles Reinhold. Danbury; Edwiird
Froeb, Edward Bach, C. H. Phillips,
Edward Staffers, South Norwalk: J. I.
Brown, Hartford; H. Doris, James
Coinstock. Wilton. V ‘
. Mahackemov—JamesJ. Sbalvoy, E. P.
Sheiidun and wife, Paul Voegel. Dan
hulyi.Mr and Mrs. Alvin. Scranton,
P.;u Charles Gibbs and wife, Albany.
N. Y.; H Ely.J. P. Gallaby, Boston;
Mine. Liliane, South Norwalk; .1. H.
8'0”: SP Gl‘eenstein, J. Lainson and
‘ , wit'e. Br.idgeport Lauis Mintz. New-
Vul';lt Mr. and Mrs Charles Gilbeit, Mr
and Mrs.’ Charles Bedford. Miss Gladys
Bedl’ord, Mls. Phoebe Lawrence. C. N.
Gnllliard. N Luiispocher, F. Miner.
New York, L. R. Hiirlbutt. Wilton;
George Rockwell, Ridgeeiild; l). .1.
Ryan. Reddlng; Mr. and Mrs. Camp
bell, Miss A. Campbell. J. A. Hunter
and wife. Noxfolk, Va; .I. B. Dunne.
Stamford; A. H. Dreyer C. E. Sim»
1 meat New H’Even; R. Hartnctt.‘
1 Vl-iartfoul.
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‘ MAY BEITROUBLE YET.
VIENNA, Nov. TIL—Tho possibility
of trouble between Austria-Hungary
and Servla has not yet been eliminat-
ed. A‘semi-otl‘icial statei‘nelit. lssned‘
here today says that the AustrmHun-
garian. government. will be compelled
to take decisive steps if the Serviaii
provocations do not cease. A full de-
M
deletion in the course of the govern-
ment will be reached in a few days.
Sending’ down only about enough
snow to make the pious minded man
forget himself to the point of losing
his temper on the eve of the Sabbath.
and just about enough to make the
small boy sore. the boss of the weath
er factory decreed Saturday was the
first day of winter in The
Norwalks. So it happened that tho
first fall of winter had its disagreeable
effect all around.
Starting about 2:30 in the afternoon.
it set the small boy jigging for joy,
and he scampered to garrel or cellar.
or wherever he had his sled stored.
and made ready. lint it Was a measly
wet sort of stuff that melted on the
sidewalks and turned them into greasy,
slippery pathways for the disgusted
men and women who were. out in it.
Then toward night it turned to rain.
and about 8 o'clock snow l’oll with the
rain. An hour after big “goose fentli~
flakes were sliding down from the
lclouds in a wax that indicated there
might be something wo1ib while for
the small boy and the snow contrac
tor ai'ter all. But the. sidewalks and
the. street pavements were wet, the
big liakcs 11111111111111 with the muddy
pools everywhere and ran off into the
sewers. The weather man said Sat.
urdny night there seemed to be a
bountiful supply 111’ the “beautiful" no
in the clouds, and that there would
be. increasing northeast and east
winds through the night. and yester-
day. with a chance for still more snow,
it didn‘t come. however. though it got.
cold and froze up the little white cor»
ering of the beautiful that did mater-
ialize. .
Money makes i1iairimony go and fre-
quently makes alimony come.
ENEERIAINMENES
‘ iiiiiiiiiiiiiis
HOYT’S THEATRE,
Tuesday Night, November 17ch
9y“
MINHAZYand Mr: .VI'TUBBINJ'
.COMIN‘G
"""Mm..WIGG./"
OF THE
CABBAGE PATCH"
Don't min the Wedding
. President Roosevelt in a speech delivered at
1907. said:
toward
from an treatise on charity."
PRICES ..... -. 25c, 50c, 751:, 91.00:
others from ‘Mrs nggs of the Cabbage Patch.“
Lansing. Mich. May 31.
“You will learn the root-principles of self help and helpfulness
just as much as
BOX SEATS ...... . ........... $1. 50_
POPULAR:
WITH THE
PEoPLE
3 DAYS, COMENCING MONDAY. NOVEMBER 16TH '
LANGWEED SISTERS
GRACE WILBUR I CARL STUMPF
, GEORGE TURNER
some LAUGHING ACT 1 .. '
JAMES A. VWELCH & co.
INCLUDING
Frank F. and Celella Welch.V
lN THEIR BIG SUCCESS «1
“Tim Flanning's Flirtation.” :
A ROARING FINISH .
MATINEES'
WE D.
'SA‘T“.V
10d:
. ’ ‘HOYT‘S THEATRE.“
I'IjsATUDAv. MATINEE. AND NIGHT.
.. NOVEMBER 218T.
"Sherman Danby Presents
Mchmwtw v 1» .
' ..George O‘bér
é'f'l'llc w'qtlerful PI; of Hum‘an Life.
1--~*~.~3“The Bishop’.’
'3)! the Distinguished American Author-
' ass, John Oliver Hobbs
... . (Mrs. Graigle).
1 This 51.1.51. ls America'o‘ answer to
TVth DVCVVH. , .
1 ‘ PHTCES.
Special Ladicc‘ Matinee $1.00, 75
BASKET BALL
TEAM F.
NORWAEK ARMORY.
EVERY MONDAY NIGHT
., NEXT GAME NOVEMBER 16TH.
CASTLETONS '
0f Statchlsland.
PRELIMINARY GAME '
DANCING FROM 10 UNTIL
O’CLOCK.
The best teams that can be secured
will play against 'l‘cznn F. This is the
team that has placed Norwnlk‘among
12
team that will, contest with Middle—
town. Stamford. Danbury and Water-
bury this winter, in an effort to
' bring to N01 walk the State Champion-
ship.
ADMISSION ..‘. ....... 25 CENTS
'First game begins at 8 o'clock.
MONEY ADVANCED}
to- all. on their household furniture,
pianos and other personal property,
without removal, on their own name
without indorser. Call and see us. In-
Haviland Bldg" Washington St. Ofllco
urday until ‘18130;
VASTRDNOMVYV, NQT HvonAutic
ii1i'on0my wish to inspire
aged1 fire. with a due
the top-notchers in the game, and the ‘ ‘
dependent Conn and security Go..' "
open until 7 p.111. Monday and flair"
BOSTON, N9v.“‘16}~”l‘weive teams of
two men each. including mo‘st of the
prominent bicycle sprinters of this
countiy. Eniope and the, Antipodes.
comprised the field which faced the
tape at the Pink Square Coliseum to-
day, for the start of the second annual
six day race. Unlike the Madison
Square classic event in New York. in
which the riders are in continuous
competition through six days. the Boa-
ton race is one of but. ten hours daily.
starting in half an hour after noon and
finishingpat 10: 30 each night.
The teams enteicd for the race weie
as follows:
Jackie Cl'k, Australia. and Joseph
Foglel', New York; lver Lawson. Salt
Lake City. 'and N. M. Anderson. Den-
n1ark;"l‘ed Devonovltch, Russia. and
Joseph ilaluin. Canada: Don Walker
and Pedd‘ler l’nlmer, Australia; C. L.
Holosler and Walter Dcuiara. Salt
Lake City; Floyd McFarland. San
Francisco, and James Moran. Chelsea:
Carlo Vanonl. Italy. and Saxon Wil-
Iinms, Salt Lake City; Walter Bard-
gett. Buffalo. and Fred Hill, Water-
lown; Floyd Krebs and Edward Rap
prechi. Newark;
New York: 1.. Mitten. Davenport. 1a..
and Pat Logan. Boston: Elmer Collins.
Lynn. and Edward Root, Melrose.
Toaclier——.lobnnlc. can you tell mo
where the north pole Is? Small John-
nie—Yes, ma‘am. it‘s at the top of the
ma."
The Dining Room
should be one of the most comfortably
‘and attractively furnished rooms in the
house. and. it furnished from our estab-
lishment, it is so. We bore a splendid
line of handsome dining-room tables
and chairs, buffets and accessories.
Each piece Is strongly (1nd» durably
made from the most artistic designs.
and Is warranted to 'glvc thorough sat
isfaction. Our present prices are most
moderate.
The A. J. Angevine
81 Son Co.
194 AND 2311‘ wasfiina‘rou .21.
Herace E. Dann& Son,
Real Estate and
'InsuranCe. _ . i
We have bevel-cl decided 1.1.911...
In Income producing progeny that
must mm... In value With tbs rapid
growth of the town.
JMLayton 1c...
(inconranTzo)
Real Estate
5 Railroad Ave. . .
NORWRLK CONN
CityNdfionhl-Ba' .1.)
soon-1 "Wit“; CONN. V‘ “
TRANSACTS BAU GENERAL IANKING
amass. 1.
CAPITAL;
$100,000.00.
SURPLUS” AND PROFVITI,
V sn'lsgsoooo. .,
ado—unb-
EDWPN H. MATHEWSON. PI‘OI.
JOHN H. KNVV‘APP. '13! Vice-Pm.
FREDERICK H1 ROWAN. m Vlco
V WILFREV'D BODWELM.OIIIIIOI\. ‘
DIRECTORS, , .
E. H. Mathewson Vchry Seymour
Jam l-l. Knapp Sumac! Grumman
Josiah R. Marvin
Christian SWIM: John H. VnglivVV
1 1 “Fred H. Ro‘wnn.’ . .
John and Menus Bell 1-
J. Wallace Marvin . . :
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- Mrs Chailes Lesliwood, of Weston“.
has been the guest of 111111.111 Pei-
iv. in East Norwalk.
Mr. and Mrs. D C. Marshall
have
moved front 81. John 111‘ Pleasant
street.‘
George ll.‘ Ferris of Seavipw ave.
11110. is Impioving from a several days'
illness.
guest yesterday of John C Sllcox and
Frank Van ‘Scoy.V V
Mrs. John C. Slice: of the Washing
ton street blidge. has recweted from
aV Vseveinl days illness
The Glee Club Will meet Friday
evening wltli Fred Hawkins, of St.
John street. for roehearsal.
Edgar T. Bales. of Dorian. was a
visitor in East Norwalk. this morning.
binning the trip In his new automo
b In
Mr. and Mrs Harry A Bradley ar-
ritod in town last evening from Mon
ticeiio. New York. where they have
been the guests of Mr. Bradley 3 rela—
tivcs.
A big meeting was held last night.
at the Rescue Mission. on the Wash
ington street bridge interesting ser
vices were also hold at the Salvation
Army quarters.
Captain and Mrs. Augustus 81. John,
of V1111 Znudt street, entertained 11
company of f1 lends. Friday evening; In
honor of the twentieth unlverflary of
their marriage
Cnpinln Nathan Roberts and a party
of friends started down the harbor
this morning on a bluensbing expedi-
tion. They expect to make their
try for the fish at Sound Reef
The debuting club of the Seventh
Guide of the bitch school chose new
officers. Friday afternoon. naming Miss
Marjorie Mchrham president and
Miss Jeanetc. Benn. secretary.
The youn ‘ era did but does. any
than yesterday in taking advantage of
ice and snow on the incline of the
approach to the Washington street
bridge. and had quite a. coasting bee.
the first of the season.
Contractor Leslie Gamble has re
turned home to Test Norwalk from
Akron. Ohio. where he has been at
work for about a year. Mr. Gamble
likes the Ohio city. and, it is under-
stood iliat be may continue business
there
Fred Lovcloy, William Golirmaun.
Arthui w Day and Clarence prb
were among the” local oysternien who
returned home to East Norwalk. Sun
day, from the Bridgeport oyster beds.
TTICC I told
Excellent Cuisine.
Dinner. Evenings,
6 to 8 p. 111.
Sunday Dinncn a Specialty.
Dinner. Portico and Banquets
_ Solicitcd. 'V
«IARLES REYNERE
Proprlctor.
Telephone 999.
1
1
evsnv' LAnv1sgggasVsiNowHAM
should be coulpped ‘witn a dulnty'
snow white. one piece “Standard" Po‘r-
‘c'claln Enameled Lavatory.
Have you ever stopped to consider
how delightfully convenient it would
be to have hot and com running water
in your dressing chamber. siscpv
lug apartment or first noor toilet
room? Its presence would afford you
the highest degree of comfort. 1 ,.
We will gladly quote you prices. our
plumbers are strictly competent nic-
cbanlcs‘, honest and reliable.
HORACE R. NASH
CORNER MAIN kND VWEOT VOTE.
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Stomach So You Can Eat Your
~11 is 1mm- 111111 some or 11111111 probably Favorite Foods Without
1' , w.;l|l:ml.rel.utln F [M
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Says Diapepsm Will Regulate Your
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evening. . the Advent Christian'
ch‘ill'c‘b, to ailét'il‘ the speciaididdress of Does it ever occur to you how busy
the maturation-11M unlit 38111016851111 little atom ch of years Is? it
Who- “I “W. m ”‘9 “WM-1°! '1 WEW— actually only belie three pints. though
The n W “Willis “Byflfifld yester in one year you force it to take in'
("It for l 8 Elm tibia 2.500 pounds of mateiial. digest it and
Beginning this morning. the Gregory prepare it for assimilation to the blood.
Point trolley cars go only as far as Do you wonder at the number of cases
1 will enbeftuln’ a
. :i‘ba ksgivlng. S017.r anddaugbter will
'~, giving. ieasl- 1 .
’ . tflAn eflolb' Hid being made. 16 revive
Fifth street, unless there are passen-
gers for points further down the«line.
Intending passengers may operate a
of Judigestiou andvstomach trouble?
You crowd it with. stocks and pillar.
irritate its juices with spices and acids
John Ilolinsiey, or New York.‘ was a '
. Mr Gamble .1017 a wealthy resident of causing Biillousness. Headache. Dizzb
signal in front or the residence of J.
J. Walsh, of telephone.
Angelo, the chief artist of Contrac- . I“ there any wonder that your {0011
tor Leslie Gsmble's concrete construc- 933593 ““dlflefited Ol‘ lays "k9 a lump
lion department and his first assist- 0’ ‘efld m “‘8 Nomad!" Th!“ 6V9?!“
(“it Joe. have returned from Akron. thing you eat tillllB to acAd, Stomach
Ohio. where they have been engaged 5““ and Stomach poison, putrefying:
in building a big residence erected by the intestines and “893“"? W99":
and expect this little four ounce mill
to do its weik. '
ness and Indigestion. Heartburn. Nau-
seeds Breath constipation and other
more dangerous symptoms?
Call your disease what you will.»—
dlgestion. Gastritis, Nervousness,
1Dyspepsla', Catarih of Stomach. etc.-—~
:you know the real name. the real dis-
case is fermentation of the food you
as t-~a sour Stomach Which beldbés
gas and erupts undigested food or
causes a feeling of nausea. and minor.
ablenllss.
All these miseries vanish promptly
when you stop this food tormentation.
Take fifty cents to your Pharmacist
for a case of Pope’s Diapepsln‘.
fl Ulnnglxle and five minutes later
your Stomach will do what a healthy.
Stomach should—that is, turn every
bite you cut into bodily nourishment
that city . .
The weekly pastor's meeting of the
East Avenue Methodist church will
be held on Wednesday eyening of this i In
week. instead of Thursday, on account
of the Epworth Magus convention at
New Rochelle on Thursday. and which
the pastor. Rev. Charles K. Woodspn
will attend. w 1
Mrs. Theron R. Bradley, Miss Clara
Aincwortb and A. F. Hathaway assiso
ed in the musical program. last even-
ing, at. tithe East Avenue Methodist
church. Miss Alnaworth snag a solo.
and with N Smith Ferguson. sang a
duct. The music was greatly appre‘
eluted by. the congregation.
A specialist was called up from New
York, last week, to consult over the
Eat ..
case of Frank L. Smith. of. Rowan
street. Mn. Smith's condition has not
improved to any material extent since
a1" sudden turn for the worse hehadl
and without. you realizing that you
have 11 Stomach. One triangule will
digest. all the food you eat. without the
aid of the stomach. because: it contains
recently. Mr. Smith is cheerful, and
expects to get out again soon.
1.‘ Slice: and Van Sooy. the Washing '
ton street bridge iisb marketmen arel lions of the court: the action brought
planning an interesting exhibit for by Gilbert Cbl‘chester; olinlso‘n' ave-
ihelr establishment. This will con -‘,nue against his wire. Eleanor Chicken
slot of a swprd taken from one of tact-1111.. of the same place, was discontin-
biggest of swoidtish and a giant turtle died by” Judah" Reed In 21111191111 Super
from the West indies. These spec! for ccu1~i.=1Mr.Cbicbester alleges that,
mcns are expected to arrive today' or his wild treated hith with Jutolerable
tomrrow «noeliyi and 1asked for a decree from
Catherine A. Ducross widow of the her. She denied the cuislty and' asks
late Charles Ducross. died at her. zfor nu 'allovmnce for codnsel' 1111:1111an
home. 61 Kimberly avenue New H11 ““51""? Wilding ““83““ Th“ “W'
r.eu prim“. morning. amt. a short m. [Iiil \H‘ii Ililll’f'lt‘l December .5.L.189I
nous The deceased is survived by and have live 1blidren. and Mrs. Chi.
just the elements. found in a good,
strong. healthy 1111111111141~ : ‘
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morning at 8: 30, and was followud by Pl” 3”" 37 5° ‘1 “’E' k “”13”“! 'J‘bat
‘which was a layman‘s
one daughter, Catherine The funeral ”1‘93“" “'35 awarded ‘35 for “NEW“ '
was held. from her late residence this f1 es and h1~1.1 1111111111111 Mus ordeied to _
n rmulem high mass at St~ Peter‘s
church at 9 o‘clock. The deceased
was well known as the proprietor of
the Grand avenue fish market New
Haven The deceased and her late
husband also conducted for a time a
bridge.
: lilWAYlilll.
Miss Mary Snlmii. of Raymond
street. is able to be out often a severe
attack of the grip.
Mrs. Frederick Marrlneid and son.
Frederick, .lr.. are III at their residence
In Raymond 111,,th with attacks of the
stir
~First class old fashioned New Eng
land Supper, M. E. Chapel. Wed.
night, Nov. 18. Everything as mother
used to make it.
place and' date.
Joseph H. Bridge and Mrs. Marie 1‘.
Fardubhr, both of Roway,ion were
Ric rdson pastor of the First. nap-
tlst hurcb. cf Stamford
Deacon John D Taylox. one of the
prominent members" of the Knight
Street A. M. E Chuich. was in Row
finances of the church.
Samuel P White,,for many years a
well-known resident of Rowayton. was
found dead in his home in Rowayton
avenue. near‘ the pesl- mace. Saturday
afternoon, by his nephew. Samuel Wil
liamscn. 11‘ it supposed that he do
misc Occurred early Saturday morning.
for his outstretched form lay‘ alongside
the‘ kitchen stove and from the condi.
‘1 1 tiou‘ or the latter 1; was evident ting
' the deceased was preparing to build a
supposedly to 1:011 breakfast
MFe White“ was alone in the house,
White haying died only two
weeks ago. Mr White was seventy-
tlfree years of age and had a. large
hum of friends who regret his de
mice. Funeral services will be held
at 2: 30‘ o’clock tomorrow afternoon
from the house.
For fullure to comply with the direc
l:
F11 .
Lady Atte'lldant:
. . .1Ofllce and Resident)
114 so. MAIN co UTR
fish market on the Washington streeti
Don't VVforgetV the .
married October 3, by the Rev. J. W .
nylon yesterday. in the interest of the .
was on October 23 or this veer, ,and
payment was ordered 11: his within two
,weeks..- The older was, 11.191.911.511 by
VlMi Cblcl1ester.so counsel .for the wife
“.bad the ease discontinued, V,V -
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TEE“. 11.11.11... farm. of twentyiwo
111:1511: 1‘1! 011‘ Ridge was sold last _week
Mr. and Mrs JOSEPH Hinillcy, M1,.
business, attending the probate cohrt.
Charles Selleck has resigned his po.
sition at George Oelstsancut market,
in Railroad avenue. and has returned
to the carpenter liabilities.~
‘ Chmles‘ Millspangh' Is erecting“ s
1.11.16 house our West Vav'euu'évnnd F.
W Triggs has started if new real
deuce 6n Einiwoo'dV avenue .. --
‘Thé ‘yoi‘ibg' men of Dal-tun Interested
in [ninth
liaivcbt .ileli‘ in skunks The skins
‘are sold iliosllv to itinerant lighters.
George Baldwin. colored of. the
Soldiers“ Home,V arrested by- Chief
.Brcnii‘an', F1 id 13 Right, for intbxlcii'tion,
in Sta1nfo1d.finéd :7 111.1119. City
Court. Sa’tTni'day morning.
0111111an Cotter pariep.éi1d Mrs.
Southvflonwalk.
Optcpei; 14.111
Grace Tooker;
were quietly married
the Rev. LW
one First. Baptist Chilton, of Stamford
The sclcotmcn him: offeredm to
ward; ofJZth fur, information lending.
party» of parties who set fire to tits
William Dance, durlllb August 911V Sep
tember.
The engine of the printer boat which
was .1011... last week from w ‘1 Ann
tin. oi: .Nor‘oton Heights. has been locat-
ed in Nortbport. It is In posseésion'
of a man who claims he found the
bond adrift. and took the engine out of
it. The boat disappeared from the
harbor at Geiieudcrls Point: the latter1
part of last. week. it was found adrift.
engincless and a hole in its bottomV
‘off Valley Grove. Sunday 1
NEW Billilll
.. The 101.111.111.11. have been com-
'pleted for: an addition to the ~
‘Vclence of A. V. Barnes. William Daw
Vices is the contractor
new 1esidence on Weed street fer Rob-
(rt R. LaMonte.
house of 11111111 construction
.. . Ala meeting of the W en's Club
“ri- Miss IKath‘eerne
'1 n
the presidency of Miss A. S. Roomy,
seem: to be taking onmew- life .Sov.
Charles Mills,
, Friday in town with relatives. V
Da11.ien spent F1 ldav in New,t'ork,-011 V
"long time this omoei has lint
have been making ghite‘ n _.
n. pastor of
burn, on the Cornell: plbce- anointed bv ' '
. 11:0011.
It. will be a Vlarge ' '
returncdi‘ from '
'1
lines ‘snvsu
111nm
raw-n. .og
onL. 1.1 n .3,
had be rammwalfi. 1V‘
tal ftd'r tli'e “1111111119“. ‘Tlihl'd‘ay: All”
'“rt‘i-ldny‘idéhtd bth‘hlid mom-1r
nnul harvest festival to 11 close iii/the
Methodistmguncu -1l. . dating
to 111.11 Inst! utlon pint p east gate; the
fly patrons. . . ,. .. ”w .
Superintendent and Mrs S A.Par1lp‘1.'1
horns party on:
be w ill 111.111.111.11 in addition their rel-‘ ,1
have; arcta participate In the'VIV‘Vhanksa ' _
'11 11 z ..
9 old- glories on some a: the plays
offered by. line Wesiport Dramatic
Club. The organization is far too .‘
good; and its productions too meritoer .
ions to lose. 1. a . 2V
Again rumor: ‘of'unalerial improve- ' ;.
ments to Rose 8 deJnn befor t 9
er season roller along . It igWeT‘L ‘
stood that the meand the p r div ‘
r‘éctly inmrestled parties plan for air
entire sanctioning of the structure‘.‘ ‘
with plane addition on the west end.
Selectman 1001311 is very much lunatic ,
idence these days. and with his pro-
ceptor Lewis ‘Wakcman ls making:
time count on road lmprovetn‘et‘tiisu
There is much to. be done alon‘ that: ~
line for the roads. have been
neglected, and Mr. kaemaai iii ‘
man to keep things booming roadwl
Town Clerk Joseph G Hyatt on
stand the pressure. and has declared ,
himself in line with the Westport
'Vrooters" that wiliypueney to New
ilaven next Saturday. and bobst 111‘s
Yale end with hurrabs‘}1llarry Sher-v".
wood will pilot Hyatt. and while H1111A '
l‘y has mendva‘ntag‘c of but recently ‘
graduating from the law school, Hyatt
can tell him :sol'ncthiug or other. and: ,
threatens to éxecute a fantasy with a.
yaz‘oo and fanda'ngo on the campus. lVfVV
Yale downs the crimson. .
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BROTHERHOOD PRINCIPLES. “
11111111111111 Service‘s weie held in in
South Norwalk Baptist Church yesterr‘
day. I11 “the morning the" pastor spoke
on “‘Iiiotherhood Principles " an the
riilnrtei's part in the service wfi. ap-
pieciatéd by the la: co regaiob.
The llible‘ School mac ed a gh water 1
mark in attendance and WW'
crowning service Was lit 111111-111 hing ‘
meefiu A
bandied men sat tugetJier and. listen4
'ed to a splendid address by ’Dr Rom,“
ert ll Fife Jr:,1ofi 11111111111111... on '
{Brotherhood in Action.‘
mun felt the Influence of his“ flu
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. verslty.’ today celeb,
Then
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, at. the home of i113, and: Mrs leg l:
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vised from the office in thmfal all
The south Wilton post, the
discontinued today“; u‘ndlin the
all mat for eupleV '
go to
Rural Free Dellvet-Ty- routes:
Imuéh b'uslness; but; than; .otdhe ,
pie are dissatisfied with having-still
office closed. .
WHITE ROCK BEACON Go
The. bea‘cdn at White R0 in opposite
Reyser's lslal1d.n'as carried aha
last night during the heavy squall. ‘ d
it is supposed to have drifted out in
the Sound. Contain Frank Lassen. the
keepei of the Norwalk harbor light
reported lhelos‘b the lighthouse
partmeVnt.V1V 1 : . , ,
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to the arrest and “conviction or the .V .
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Norwalk Chronicler