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it was stated today that there will
be a number or Hallowe'en parties
around East Norwalk this evening.
A party oi East Norwaik people are
planning to go to Rowayton this even-
ing andfiattend a masquerade party.
A monthly meeting or the Sunday
school board of the East Avenue Me
thodist Church .will be held this even-
ing a ttbe church.
The St. Agnes Guild of Christ par-
ish. East Norwalk, is planning to have
a Hallowe'en dance this evening. .The
young ladies will have their event in
Bed Men's Hall; Norwailt. instead of
a iocal'haii, '
William H. Hulse. of Beiiport. Long
island. was a guest over Sunday of Mr.
and Mrs. John R. L'Homlnedieu. oi 0s-
born avenue. Mr. Huise was enroute to
Waterbury. where he has taken a re-
sponsible position.
Very recently three new customers
have been taken on to the commercial
electric department of the tire district
and with the extensions authorized by
the district meeting. the business will
take on quite a boom.
. John E. O'Buliivan. proprietor of the
Dorian House, has decided to keep
his popular establishment, open tor
several days longer - than November
1st, the date announced for the clan
ing. Mr. O'Sullivan will close the
place on Saturday of this week.
it will be well for householders and
house owners to keep a strict watch
on gates this evening. for it will be
Hallowe'en, as most people, though not
all. are aware. Things movable are
likely to disappear but in the event of
property destruction there will prob-
ably be arrests. i
There was a lively grass tire yester-
day on railroad property. extending
from Fort street to the harbor. it is
supposed that a locomotive spark set
the rims going. in a short time it was
tblazi g so turiousiy that it required
attention. About twenty boys set to
work and best it out.
People who are in the habit ot ob-
serving the temperature explained to-
day that the early morning readings of
the thermometer showed conditions
very much like winter. The mercury
was down to 22 above new this morn.
ing. As a result considerable ice
formed during the night.
The special services at the East Ave
nus. Methodist Church will be resumed
tomorrow evening and will continue
throughout the week. Tomorrow ev-
ening and will continue throughout the
throughout the week. Tomorrow even-
ing there will be an address by the
Rev. A. J. Penneil, ct Bouthpol-t.
i
‘ which Chief Justice John Jay got the
iGeorge Washington mike, who work-
"m W»Mnmwm.
p Q, t. .th‘io‘tii ttmvr‘btr
i tarot to' the club members are to
Minoan this evening. ,. . ,
The natural growth oysterrnen did
.iairlgwsii. according to reports irom
among their number. last week on the
Bridgeport and Southport 'bods.
Charles Remson was the only local
mill at Bridgeport but on the South-
port beds, the'oystermen trom hers
_ noiuded Fred Lev-elm. H. A. Saunders.
William Gehrmsnn, Nelson Lawson.
Alien-i7 Reynolds. George McKensie and
A. Podselni. Captain Remson sold his
catch at Bridgeport. but those at
southport have been bringing s their
atutt'dov’vn here and selling it to How.
am L. Lowndes. ’iihe price has been
50 and so cents.
The parents' visiting day at the Mar-
vin School last week was very success-
iul. as ls‘sbown by the fact that uiore
than one hundred visits were record-
ed. Tomorrow will be visitors' day at
the Fitch school and it is expected
that a argo number of parents and
i'riends will be present to observe the
work and show their interest in the
welfare of the pupils and their school
Everybody is cordially invited to visit
the school at any time during the day.
Superintendent George E. Thomp~
son. of the st Norwaik Schools, and
Mr. and M a. George lngham Were
among the East Norwalkers who visi-
ted the intornationai aeroplane meet
at Belmont Park yesterday.
Eat-New York Deputy Sheritt‘ Bid.
James has shaken hands with the man
who had frequently gra pad the hand
of Col. Aaron Burr. an ear in Wash-
ington's army. vicepresident under
Jeflscson. and grandson of Jonathan
Edwards, first president of Princeton
University. New Jersey. who shot and
killed Mont-Col. Alexander Hamilton
in Weehawiren. N. J.. in l804. Hamil-
ton wns a native of the West indies
and one of Washington's aides. and is
said to have written most oi his gen-
erai's most forcible documents. for
credit. Hamilton Square. in New
York. and Fort Hamilton. in the Nar-
rows, were named litter the unfortun-
ate victim oi’ Burr's animosity. The
man who shook hands with iiurr was
ed at the printing business in the same
building where Burr had his law oi-
ilce. in Dunne street. near Broadway.
Diilts was made captain or police by
City Judge Abraham Russell without
having served one day on the 1‘ me.
which the judge then had the p war
to do. From captain. Dllks rose lobe
an inspector and was so well thought
of by us brother Odd Fellows that i
the Dil a hedge, l. O. 0. F.. in New-
burg. N. Y.. was named atter him.
Mr. Dilits’ widow atiii survives him.
tori—uh
Oliver Clark. who has been ill, has
recovered, and is again able to bi-
about.
Miss Myra Burritt. of Weston. has
been a guest at Miss Penncli. in now“
ayton.
Hubbard lmsirwood has resigned his
position on the Mabel i.. Stevens, and
taken one with the Pacific Mail Steam-
ship Company. ‘
Frank liockwood. Silas Carpenterii
and Mortimer C. Ogden, enjoyed a trip
«to Ridgeiield, Sunday. in Mr. Lock-
wood's automobile.
At the meeting at the Rowsyton
Men‘s Club in the chapel of the Meth-
odist Church. tomorrow night, there
will be an election at oillcers.
The new blectric lighting system was
put in operation from the railroad sta-
tion to the public school building, 8st-
1 number or her it. . . , .
‘ bottle in Nrt'moobnd’atroet. Intel-as
.ed‘the most‘noseb and was award
served at a late hour; ”and alternate}
~Noroton Heights.
Motorman Jack Roddy W“ able to urday evening. and proved a great con-
greet his M10" trolleymen “”10 “9 0“ venience to those traveling this way
the Gregory Point ll“. With ‘ "V0 0' stter dark. The lights are id tor by
the hand train a window I" 1'“ home subscription. and it is pro able that
in Cove avenue. yesterday. Mr. Mdy- more will be put i use soon.
much improved in health. after h" N The'oil'icers or silence Hook and
cent operation at the Norwsik Hospi- mat... company will give an oyster
tsi, was brought home in a carriage. supper on Wednesday evening at the
Saturday afternoon. ‘ headquarters in Rowayton avenue.
Chester intern“. who "I tormerly Captain William 1. Stevens has donat-
s popular youns delivery clerk at the ed a quantity oi his tamous Grenpori
Ryder and Howard Milk“ 0" "1‘ oysters and slice time is anticipated.
Washingtoh street and»; malt}; All momiiors are urged to be present.
tor in town roster or n. _
many old iriondl. For . “my,“ 0: The Connecticut Company has in
is
p. holdarespollsible anguratod a twenty minute schedu
fift‘mOa'm‘. $11. and Towns lock between Barton and Norwalk. on Sat-
“cth in" Stamford. ‘urdsy afternoon, and it appears to
. work well. The Rowayton patrons oi
“WW." indication °‘ the $993.21: the trolley now think that it there was
of winter “in NEW“? ”3' a: m. . aiittie heat in the cars those cold days
ihlt 1:: W“ :33?“ ' altsh's. resi- . the service would be even more appre-
Vd'g“ an the Country Club tor “W elated than it is at present.
eral days since the last rain. The A surprise Hallows on party was ten-
road had'besn previously oiled and dared to Miss Carrie Samaria. at tile
the water stays untiiit dries up. This home or Mr. and Mrs. Charles M.
mu ‘ ' from . in. in Baton avenue. fistui'day
are these small m“ In” sum: ng. About ilttesn guests wens
men, . , . , g, . , _. .
‘ ‘ presenttand thotn‘susi Halloween is»
A liug‘rfirtzgrdk‘ ‘ “has: 32:: tivitiu‘wonvmdoigod in. The stint!
in Wssbiiilm way a complete surprise. and pronto
"m "it slawwwwustsiiasvsrywsr‘.’
‘ . 1 nos T". ll ' 1i. Hvlngstos‘ ‘ hockey is hav-
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evening, at a Hallows'en party. Am
the amuseementsindulisd in were i
kinds of wlerdsn canny sports. Mics
Helena Cakes w ‘llrst mimic the
coin pussle. and u Ethel Mills pail
a prise tor that. ,Retrssbmenis wells
ing a few more games the guests do;
parted, voting Mrs. Thatcher an excel-
lent, hostess. Among th e prose t'
Were the Misses Mil-ion non. Mari ,
Godfrey, Helena Dalian, Marion Crock-
ett. Ethel Jennings. Mildred Cushmati.
Emma Cushions. Buthfifitevens. Bessie
Klinei'eiter. Ethel Mills. Lucile Brail-
da. Bertha Bootield, Marie Moore. [not
Mills. Mrs. Franklin Crockett aner
and Mrs. Marsh‘ Thatcher.
The question oi. organising Roway
ton as a tire district is a popular one
just now, and it is expected that theip
will be quite a large attendance wntn
the topic is discussed at the meeting
of the Men's Club. or Rowayton. tomor'
row evening. in the chapel of the
Methodist Church. in discussions that
have previously occurred the advbcates
or the tire district plan have pointed
out that under this system. it the rest.
am streets. they can secure them by a
maturity vote of the local taxpayers.
while under the present system the
matter would have to be considered by
the town. and the town oiilcials are not
always liberal in obligiug tho Row”.
ton section. On the other hand. how-
ever, some are afraid that'this would
mean high taxes, and a hardship upon
the small property holder.
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F. D. Chaddertou and family have
moved from Main street into their
new house at the corner of Main and"
Lenny avenue.
Percy Baker. a former resident at
Southport. now of Darlen. was in that
town the last of the week renewing
old acquaintances.
The contract for the erection of
the proposed ice house and storage
building in Noroton for John C. Kline-
toller,‘ has been given to John Tyler. 0!
The plans are by
Architect Henry Marvin. The contract
for the garage for the same owner has
not yet. been awarded. ._
John Burke owned the house is No-
roton avenue. which was destroyed by
lire last week, instead of Zigman Ma:
son. as was stated at the time. The orI-
gin oi the blue has not yet been dis.
covered. The house was vacant at the
“Mme. having only recently been vaca-
yct been settled and it will probably
be some time before a dellnite and
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the seine, course baths 1, flowed with}
respect to third enamels. roam.
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John C. Mathsr.‘(leorge chulter and
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,The Methodist vertebrae is being
improved by a coat of paint.
The Misses Gampter entertained
relatives from Norwsik yesterday.
Mrs. willism Sisdt has been enter.
‘talning her sisterrtrom Bridgeport.
Beers time have put another new
delivery automobile into commission.
Mrs. George Corn and son Howard
are enjoying a trip in New York state.
Fred 1‘. Bedtord is having a cottage
erected on his property near the shore.
Mrs. Charles Godfrey and daughter
have returned from a visit in Brooklyn.
N. Y.
Judge Warren Foster. oi New York
is spending over Sunday at his country
home.
The regular meeting of Christ
church vestry was held Wednesday
evening. ‘
Frederick H. Kemper is laying a
concrete walk irom his residence to
the street.
Cliirord Williams and family are
now domiciled in their new home in
Valley Forge. , A
Chauncey Barlow is recovering trom
his recent linens and will return to his
work Monday.
Funeral director Charles Fable had
charge or the tunersl or the late Jo
seph Jennings.
Louis Kingsbury. ot Hartford. who
has been visiting relatives in town, has
returned home. »
Captain Joseph Jennings. aged 78
years. pssed away Thursday evening
at his home in Greene Farms. De~
ceased is survived by it wife to mourn
his demise. ‘
A local hunter killed a large red
to: in Wilton section. several days
ago. it was a beauty.
The Westport lire department took
part in the ilremen‘s parade at Nor-
walk at their big hair.
Horace liurlbuit is grading and im~
proving the lawns (around his new
residence in State street.
The keepers oi the Pcck‘s Ledge
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lighthousebave hauled their sloop out
of the water for the winter.
id. N. Sipperly has moved his well
drills in Wilton. where he has several
contracts tor artesian wells.
R. P. Willis has had ground brok-
on on his property on Riverside ave
nue tor a handsome residence. . ’
Aiois Manner, who has been spend-
ing several Week in New Hampshire
for his health, has returned home.
Mr. and Mrs. William Comstock
have closed their Compo cottage pad
returned to their home in Wilton.
David Campbell has been transfer-
red irom Beers' market in this town
to their new market in South Norwaik.
,Smelt are being taken, (root the
Baugstuck river in large quantities
and sent to the markets in Bridgeport.
Docking this! year along the sound
must be very good. Judging item it.
:nany shots heard early in the morn»
ng. - ‘
The pupils of the high school gave
their second exhibition to their par-
ents and friends at assembly hall. Fri~
day afternoon. ‘ ‘
George Bertwicit. “0 was severely
injured last week ‘ being thrown
irom a wagon. is . rerlng nicely
from his wounds.
Vin at M. Handbcker. is very criti-
cally ii at the hospital and
‘ have given
up all hope of his; _ ”IV-u
Rev. George 3 . .0, Ssugaluck
delivered a mast , ’ fees. at the
East Avenue M church at
East Norwslk. m evening. ,
What rain has is has been or
great beneiit to “it!“ roads, where
the suriace had, rough, due to
the action of san‘ .. drying winds.
Miss Catherine Wt do: and Mrs.
William Wilcox, sctivt members at the
Audubon society. will attend the Audio
boo meeting at Fairdald'iibrary today.
Trinity guild has reo'rganised and
will hold weekly meetings at the rub
deuce ot the Missed Thomas on Cam‘s
Mrs. dbaridtte HI Nash and Miss
large circia oi triends last evening in
honor ot‘Mr. and Mrs. Inward Nash.
The engagement has been pullout}-
cod at Miss Ada Walker. tor many
Years stsnosniiber at the Less Man-
at South Port. .
in. N. sipperly has completed laying
new house of men .
t in spite oi the; re warden’s notices
posted in discreet parts-or the ma.
prohibiting bonth's’s. til has be
every day bunting that iii. "It
or their own andy‘sarmdnding
, The rhportot tit "beam
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.ltiss Margaret At.
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seantvsr‘ffltw, .
Besidbs. i wanton . A, ‘
po street every Wednesday attornoon. ,
Louise Nash give a "caption to I
“lecturing company, in Goorlo 90'!!! Q
property. ,_
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xurours or cobuusus straits
The entertainment committbb’o! the
Knights of Columbus Natal would
like to announce through eBel‘itlIiel'
that on Thursday evening. the open-
ing night or the basal: alleyway»
ing‘to give a use entertainment. '1‘
10 cents. it will consist of MI... ‘I
My Tommy. of Bridgeport. known gar
an wide in theatricaircti'oles soothe
lrish indian. assisted bythe-cel’sht'a‘t'
piano expert. Edward W. Ken ' .
o as to give the best part at the
to the dancers. the ice cream and a
booth will be in the backroom, known
as the card room. Other cumu-
ment during the week will considt or
Miss Millet-d, John J. Powell.
Mica;
Marguerite Williams, Miss Al cs :33.
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Miss Anna Connoiley. M " ’ mes. ‘
and Barons. musical selectioasg- 'y
and Psypclosidsaeins: Orphansulaio
Quartet. oi Westport; Master William
O'Connor. the boy soprano; Miss lurid
Hunt, of Norwalk. eiocutionist.- J
, enesov rslss surcioa. ,
Notorious scrotal- Makes deeded Ate
tempt a; Wsthsrsiieid Conley. ~ i
wm‘ns'n BFIELD. Cons. Oct. file-d
Timothy, Sheedy. the“ burglar wad-da-
csped from the county jail in H '
to be captured in'Troy N. Y. “filial I
months inter and brouiht to the state
prison here to serve also your soil
tebce. attempted suicide in ‘ ‘
yesterdays by
smuggled a blocs
from tit; abbeslm: where
and in science of his
looked. into ht coil oral-y
at”. tied one and ot the on
his fit other to.
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