in on. Beatsdi
A very interesting meeting oi the
Woman's Foreign Missionary society
was held last. evening at the home at
the society,
Wood. A special program
was prepared by Mrs. Wiliiu Bean and
Mrs. Daniel lliiommediou which was
very much enjoyed.
Mrs. Addie Naphey. who, will spend
the winter in Florida. as announced re-
1 leave for the south two
Miss Naphey' will
wealth from today.
he succeeded at the store of B‘. E.
Lockwood and company in
where alto ha! been very popular. by
Miss Blossom Smith.
The 'I‘ruswo‘ve Manufacturing (loin-
pany. of South Norwulk, which is con-
nected with the Seulshipt Oyster Sys-
tem. is utilising thc Colonial foundry
building for storage. A big truck load
of the company's special form of dog
kennels was brought over this morning
and many more are also being stored
names prisons
.J‘ PARKII. Manager.
whiny wer dance, truck house, It‘ri-
ov. til. Admission. the.
r on the blast.nvenue and
at trolley linen. and all oi‘
al lines as well, went oi!
this morning about it o'cloolt.
about the time wh‘en
were beginning to speculate how long
that condition would remain. the pow-
er returned. the delay having been on-
ly [or two or three minutes.
There has been some speculation as
the expected
promised very shortly in
Washington street bridge layout. but
it is extracted that it will be some form
it is hoped that all le-
gal culagietnent may be disposed
so that the bridge can be completed on
the date hoped, April 1st. 19l2.
he Olifii'uidollfl oidthde dog pomonoru bridge at mp hours.
scent to ave exlen e from Norwnlk~ . . - . ,
to South Norwnlk and East Norwallt.‘ The M“ “("ka Improwment M‘
Locally. at least two dogs. can owned
by Dr. F. ii. Brown and lilo ether by
tlharles Parmnloe were
sick a low days ago. Prompt measures
or relief saved their lives.
were given a liberal duse oi castor oil.
Among the eacaiiop hunters who had
title success yesterday were James II.
ritundle. Donia E. Reynolds and Stuart
They started down tho
harbor about 2:80 and rolul‘ncd about
4:30 with a nuiliclopt number oi
bivalves to give tour
quarts opened.
procured on the Sprite
Conditions are considerably (“HOP
out today than a year ago at the Ru»
W..- - _. ._.. -.-.
A. .i. Cowan, of Dsnhury. formerly oi
Blast Norwalk. was a recent visitor in
Mr. and Mrs. George Croiut will
leave East Nor-walk shortly for Call.
lornia, where Mr. Ct‘ot'nt has secured
an excellent position.
[The St. James Circle will meet at tho
home of Mrs. H. .i. Hipson at Seaside
Place tomorrow at 2:30. There will be
present at this meeting nonteone who
has something for the members.
Frank W. Roberts, who is on-u trip
for the Sealshipt Oyster System. has
souvenir post cards.
Chicago Monday for San
where he will be located tor the win.
Mr. ltoberts Ict‘t ,
or inplnctiun.
For a week or two ponds have been
havlns fringes of Inc about them but
none of the ponds in the immediate vii
cinity have yet been frozen over. Some
hack into the country and shut in are
now frozen over.
The historical calendar has been an
bouncing a number oi historical anni-
versarys or special interest during the
Today, for instance is
the 40th anniversary of the start
famous march to the sea.
Mrs. William Brewer.
n, New Jersey. are guests oi‘ ‘
gluriawaud daughter, Mr.. and
iiiiam S. Fulani. of South 0s-
Mr. Brewer was turmer-
Iy president of the Colonial
past few. days.
horn avenue. ..
these «scallops \verc
‘ Alfred H. Nickerson. of none ayei
hue, intends to have a boat that will
be some soar next season. Mr. Nicio ldei establishment on the Washington
eraon has been building a shed at the
rear of his home and will construct the
new speed craft there. Dimensions and
powar have not been given out.
The St. James Circle extends to the
ladies oi St. John. Port and Rowan-
atreeter Edits and Osborn avenuee.'and
all of Osborn 'avenue north of Rowan
utrect bridge. A year nun. the annual
oyster shell pile was beginning to de-
velop. but on account at the South Nor.
, walk health board's campaign all oys-
ter opening operations were transfor-
,red to the company‘s establishment in
Water street.
A strong woman consort coneidernblc‘
street. a cordial welcome to the meel~ .comment along the Washington sireei
ailernuon at ‘bridac this
in: to be held tomorrow morning. in that silo war.
When a remedy has lived for over thirty years, eteadiiy
' polarity and influence. and thousands upon
women declare the owe their ve
' not reasonable to beiievet at it is an article of great
' ‘aiien the vv id to show any otherone remedy
,which has attained ouch ho
. .- dand 'ntained it {ottoman
hum 3' w .. 331”
"woman’s rem” for, .
{medicineaudth .
ion he
1.1%.... _
‘alcmoi dim.
' enormous
.lils. Unleuttie
, . " to; it“? honiestnuch a It?!“
rs arm-represents one
and the'busineu
anso 'tedlettertu
loaning money which she wound. ah
‘seid. to pay her tray to Stamford. The
woman was quite well tit-emit. can
‘ man who did hot‘lneat this woman to-
day said that a woman asked him ior
money for the same purpose a wank
ago on the bridal.
The members or the “Jolly Five."
mostly East Norwalk young people
tendered Mrs. ida‘ Taylor a surprm
party lant evenihl at her home at it!
Putnam avenue. South Norwalk.
Among the membbrs of the surprising
party ware the Misses Edith and Min-
nie Warm. Mills Ida Sterling and Mrs.
Bertha Raymond. Various social pas-
times wens in order. Including a boon-
til’ul collation.
Yesterday was a great. day ior en-
cuiloping. A big tide was oii, the bar»
tug of the lists beind assisted by.lhe
uorthwanr wind. Quite a number of
people took advantage oi thII oppor-
tunity oi weather conditions but many
more would have had they thought
at it. The tints off limits Island were
a purtlculut hart/oat ground but there
wcro less than a done“ people there.
The eacuilops were I0 piontliul that
all that was necessary was to Just
about shovel them into a basket.
President "Doc” Marshall. of the
mast Norwalk Walking (liub. was con-
siderably disappointed this morninl be
cause he had not heard oi how a Yale
student named (it fit. who started to
made otli."1loc" sh neatly. in reading
the Sentinel Saturtray. overlooked the
item which explained that Clark’s feet
gave out near Mount Vernon and he
was obliged to abandon the trip.“ it is
i‘eured that “Don“ may undertnke the
route the student failed to negotiate.
it is reported that members oi a
gang oi young men whose breach or
the peace efforts were broken up. it
was supposd for good recently by lilo
urrsi of several, have been threatening
Constable Henry Seltzer. who mado
the arrests. It is said that they have
been promising to "do up" Sellaer. The
latter does not appear to be very much
iworrled and the threats are likely to
cause trouble to the young men mall-
in; them. The arrests followed com-
plaints about young men out in: dis
lturbunces on the Woehiusto street
sociutlon held libelr regular meeting
lust asturday attornoon at the at the
home at Mrs. Susan B. Younn. in
Bust avenue. A large at tendanoe teati-
iiud to the interest, union: the East
Norwsllt rosidentn. The association
plans to erect street signs on all street
corners. A movement in also on tool
to cloud the cemetery [rounds and
repair the fence. Saturday oi this
week is chosen as yard cleaning da . it
h.- hoped that all residents oi East .‘or.
walk will. on thill day. gencrnlly clean
their yards. sidewalks. gutters and
strut-ts in from oi their houses. 'i‘hc
ladies held a cake sale during the past
month and untitled about 3:22. This
sum in addition to dues from the i2."-
memberu givca "lit association 82:“
promise oi future work. The at
martini; will be hold the second . alhr
day In licoomhcr.
m... w...
. A out?
The 5:30 oar irom Rowaylon. yeslvr
day afternoon. lulled a roll at ill"
‘ Witch Lane crossing.
i Miss Sadie Hamilton has returned iiiliitiid raise the Ilahtln; rates: the
l to her home in Rowayton alter Vin : money invented in real salute here no
intended visit with (Honda to i‘hiiur
idciphll.
t'aptuin Millikan. oi Cape Charles.
Accompanied by Captain E: E. Smitr.
l of this place. went to Long inland. ins
iwecit u about of a simmer for t‘ap-
tnin . lililten.
in the list oi oifirors oi thc Rows}-
ton Hone Company. pnblinhed lnsl eve--
sing. the name of Ii. Ii. Every, was un»
intentionally omitted. lie was unant
mously molested financial secretary.
With at his duties on the DeKiyn
estate at Pine ladle Monday Wit
liam r‘. .lonninn. oi McKinley alreot.
found a pheasant which evidently had
been shot by some one who earlier
in the day was shooting in that vi-
cinity. The bird lit very bountiful and
Game Warden Wilbur Smith. who has
been the bird. pronounced ii a very
' line specimen.
liar-h Thatcher, the groceryman. re-
ported thin morning that two large,
iuicy pumpkin plea. which had been on
the counter the night before. were
missing. He team! the money that
had been left tor the lee. however.
and concluded that a we l-ltnown clerk
must have been hungry late int even-
lnx. and helped him-ell. Marsh to plan-
bin; to leave out lama pm docton
with rat palm ior the neat visitor.
Contractor mas Ballniu. oi Nor.
walls. inland the contract with the
town Monday alteration for the wont
at Will. cedar atmt. our tho
w
bridge over ' e lilo River in West
Norwaiit. I". = iiwila windward-ll
the tract a . days ace. his price
bole “to. Will bawlor
tun work and satin . a bid at MM
and tart and ‘ tinted it at
me. worit will » ..... .
at once.
cubical secretary. who also
chain“ oi the committees nevi , a
utter.- tho tulr held Ito t
chums. ll“ '00 . llfl‘ You‘ll»
ham
walk it'otn New’ oven to Princeton‘
...
each meeting. M the
m announcement!
cod derived. it mod to be the opinion
i “were ii. “the. the no can‘t:1 m andthat m ”Mm“ o, m.
than
or
diffused
“ am» in». u... MUM» -
lectures nerve to stimulate the inlet»
cat in the good work that theclub is
doing and show the children many
things of which otherwise they Would
be ignorant.
The first regular meeting of the
Woman's Study Club was held Monday
evening at the home oi the president.
Mrs. Beardsley. The minutes of the
previous meeting were read by Mimi
Scott. recording secretary. after which
the names oi Mrs. Darling and Mrs.
Buckley worr- voted on and elected as
members, It was also decided that
the Study tliub should join the State
"adoration oi Woman‘s tiluba. The
' be studied this winter in
orniutibn. honinnin; with
In XIV. Each member
nubiect matter for
all sketch hour»
discussed at
‘lillitiii oi the
lion, us-
hu mull
28 n1.
the From
the reign of
n ripper. or it tho
lug on the topic. to
evening tlu- hostess
slated by Miss illurgee.
meeting will he held Novom
the home of Mrs. George Benin
It was decided. last evening.
Rowuylon should either be orxaula
in the near future. an s lire district. 0
else ho incorporated as part oi the
(‘lty oi south Norwallt. The debate ill
the Men's Club. which. after the ac-
lectml contestants had concluded. was
thrown open to all those precept. prov.
ed illOIl mtrrossiul. The arlutuents
pro and con were rum to the point.
and some oi them are given herewith,
as the topic is oi interest to sit the
' l‘cnldonls or this auction. The negative
liltil‘ iii-guru that as there are mar» vol»
ots who nto not in rare than v are
who are. the former omsnt wool in»
apt to vote for "not“ mettle iod an“
pcuslva for thy- real payers. who
would hear an undue bu u: that the
rewldcnte did not won: a district.
and would vote the arrow
thc increased tattoo would
rents: that. in the crust oi . -
lion all u lire district. it was p
hurt that the (‘onnectlcul cont
does not yield man than seven per
cunt, and the lnrteaaed laws would
lmvcr this interest; that the tire dis-
It'lt'l would bar» to assume the debt oi
tho iirc dopartmcut; that thcre would
he an capcnae of olocllona nddorl to the
town lance; that the imple might be
willing to my more taxes ior improve»
meals. but many are not able. (in the
alloy hand. it was shown that tho vii-
laao moat be advanclnl or it would
bu degenerating: that there Ithould ho
Iltlilii- war to orcure the lmprovemanlu
that are now needed. and. as there In
no way to compel all the property own-
ers to stand for a share of the im»
movements. there is an undue hard-
ship upon the pubiimplrlted villune
who wish to soc the village advance.
and are paying for ltnprovemcnta. as
come oi them are doing now, while
other- an» rhinitis; them st an ex-
pense; a very email ta: would pay for
some lmpmvomanla and,atill not he
hardship. an. M instance. a one rail
in: would pay for twice the number
of lights that are now in operation:
that pic would [at more value for
a his or rent. an « id be willing to
pay it: that the rat f investment
could not be lowered the rents
raised at the an that the
property of the are do eat is
worth more than it! debt: i even
though the majority attain not tax—
yera in name they were in itr.
use they were not harm. ii
the rent mm would not vote ran
on :wpoaitioas that would aileot tit ,.
Iir incur W ION “ill! 1h. MOM?“
owners would. and lint Ronylon ml-
? can in tam
that is spent on improvements elu-
where. min which no local bonsai is
or a tr of those cream that the
are lit riot milieu war a
dam on with tho “Mitre side. in.
than slim-It considered the plan at
Willi! Ia part of the city a
I ' ‘ m-
, for keeping with the ho
. under quarantine
ii
i rites oi the Roman Catholic Church at
5 Which iiilil la a member. She was to
‘ ‘i Gilles the Belt Milli at Any Price
. When on pay more than the Raye
. ce ior a amp, you are,
d oration: that censor a
0 he lilili.
r‘ t, beceule here is none.
has the least e out on the human eye.,and
the Reyo bump it the heat oil lamp made,
h low In price. You can pens
for some other lamp. and although
you get a more costly lam
~. act a better lichtthan the
a light of the low-
You can’t pay for a better
An all light
priced 1‘
line a Iiiiiii ,durabie shade-holder. This nes-
aon'e burner ad I to the strength and appearance.
, Mada oi solid brass, nickeled. and really polished.
Once a Raye User. Always One
. ‘ 1 . D. . V A
lien emm. I sole! n will or description
‘ ' In in onrenwafimy c I!» .
m ., Standard Company
being tnutic up Now (Yunnan way.
The Iluricn younn proplc nlt' platt-
ning an ulnborutr- numpn-iuuir limit“:
for Thanksgiving cvculuc.
a utilliacriptlon affair uud will iir' hold
at t. c. town hall. . ’
Tm. "pool 3. [ii-own, trim itwfiNew I
been tielivcring a series oi luriurus on
European travel, will speak on "The
Rhine Valley and tho Nclhcriands.” ta-
iling this for hill topic on Novcnibcr
vibration. "is... i‘ntiifiiitiuifriiéir
(“onthalnt has been madc about
certain Darien do: that has been run-
ning loose recently about the village.
Tho matter has been taken up with tho
countables. to whom a letter has been
written by one complainant. '
Lincoln Council. Junior i). t’. A. M,
held a regular meeting last evening at
Mechanics Mall in the schllctlnn build-
ing. The members of the lodge are now
busily engaged with the preparations
for the two plays which will be given
curly in December.
The brtntltlnx out oi ocnrlot icvcr in
in the home oi an Italian iamlly in No
‘llhcrc will probably be a class t
Horace R. ‘ Nas
TILIPHONI ‘0‘
t a. nun emu Sia..S.Norwalit
, r «it paid belt «at lath ,
m:..m_ in the gifts in taill-
her-aim
. ., ‘. r as accurate:
lion ditty j v’alsabie aerial.
roton avenue t caused» the Dorian
conetablos canal his work. It is
said that it has hoe ant to impress
on the family in quest ~ . the necessity
: while it is
Mrs. M. .l, Thornton. at w ten. Is
very seriously ill at the Statute Hos-
pital and yesterday was given th. sat
on with a sudden turn ‘ior the worse
yesterday at 3 a. m. and later wan re.
moved to the hospital.
The exotui'tive board of the Soldiers’
, Home, at Norolon. .ludnc A. B. floors.
of iirltiacport: George S. Smith, .oi.
Nikntlr, and Past Department (lomv
mandol- May. of Moridcn. held a mosh,
inn. lit the boron Saturday. whip oiii‘
rinl inquiry wasdnade concerning the
poisoning- thug-look {Handsome time
ago. .
At it meaning o!"ihe creditors of
litobo-rl It rr. (oi Springdnlc. bcioro
.iutlnc ll kipr'cierec In bankruptcy, at
; lirldgopori: Monday. Clarence W. Bell.
of Dorian. was clot-ted trustee. Mr.
llcll tiled in bond of 850.000. The cs-
talc will. it Is believed. pay one how
drnd (cuts on the dollar. Mr. Kcrr be.
i'illiit' u voluntary b n rupt.
Ev ery-
thing
Ne
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Schlicbting 3.3;. &
Cor. Railroad Ave. 0. Main St. Dar
i-lclccl Groceries, Hay. Grain, Plot
and Food. Hardware. Paints. (lines. etc. .
MEMBERSHIP CONTEST.
A " g of Sherman Council. Roy-
was held last night. and
further oddlt s were made to the
ership contest star.
ted two weeks ago. Letters were read
from Grand Regent hn M. Burr, oi
team and
d of the
'. grand
of new members before the
year. At the aunt meeting
oflicors will visit Sherman (‘out
illt‘.
Ready .
hi hattdttomc '
,Carvatm'e or
‘uever regret
- W. o “a...“ W
' An evening social oi. the j
Whist Club wilhbe held at t
of the president, Mrs. Wli
well. oi Seymour street, Frill
lug oi this week. ‘
Our stock of Pyrography
is the largest in town and)
now is the lime to select articles
burn for the Holidays. '
& Son Co.
134 to 135 Washington “not.
South Norwaiv
Dciinilion of Chiroptadigc
Chiropractic to the science '0;
cause of the disease and the m'
tasting the same. Distances are . _
y a wrench. twist or ”rail '
(it. Even ii don. ill chi ”
lea pinched nermvlllll‘f,
. life in the didel‘ilnt.__
MEN'S 800M: GATHERING.
'l‘bt- men oi the oath Norwaik Cou—
xtegational parish are invited by the
pastor to spend a social evening at the
parsonage. 37 Bayview avenueJ-‘riday
cvonlun.‘ Novombor lilth, from 8 o'clock
Lipuder tic direction of the Congre-
onr Compound for th ..
for estimates. Cortes
ed
Century Roofing Co. Inc.
as Washington St. South Not-wet
Thanks-
gtvmg
Specials
llZopiece Dinner Sets
eznlar $7.50 & $8 at $6.98
ocular $15. at $12.50
horw‘elit Email Office of
The Evaaiiu Sentinel
mun
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GALLON I
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'i‘ a Health
’4 WASHINGTON 81". IO. N
storage ior‘liyo‘
d dead at ago. Your eh.
to be run
Engage y r gen ral ovum“
ior tho romin wlnt , by expert in
...f’*‘:::t::t.ut gutting? Mi
Norwaik Consolidated
Auto Company: 1’:
'tr'
to am resin at.
omit. Goran.
& Pl , '
t tlemn: ‘Duringmw
too ' i and still) worth
heat » all autumnal kg”
ballot well known at ‘
r a Spencer Do
0 winter oi um-
Il wan $162.;
this a
c
it durina
entire con
aerial of 3
You y
var my . ’re
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fireman.“ at
' in on.
; Mr. wreak l. Jones. ‘
Norwalk Chronicler