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NORWALK
~’ilintters or routine business Were
considered at the meeting of the Fluid?
NorwalkrFire Police, which won held
last evening in the quarters, in V1111
Znnt street.
, The Ladies of Christ Church are
preparing to have a supper chiics
day. December (iti1,in the basement
of the Church. Everybody is invited
to come and brim: a good appetite?
‘tivcs froth Port Chester, N. ii, 81111-
with them.
The lost sitting of the pinochle will“:
ntunent. was played at the Mnyiiowcre
last evening betwven the married and
single men. indications tire that the
married inch will unit upon the, single,
boys at that supper.
1Frnnk iiuil has been confined to his
i
home in Rowan street with illness tor;
a couple of days. Mr. Hall won at
work yesterday morning. but was
forced to go to his home inter. ieorite
Sprugue is doing the work.
Only routine matters of business
Were taken into considerntlou by the
members ot’ the Epworth League who:
held their monthly business meeting
last evening in the parlors of the East
Avenue Methodist Church.
ltenl winter weather
greeted the
1 good people oi.‘ the. district this morn--
111.1: for the thermometer Went down
to vim‘etl- degrees, the
1401111011. The snow on the ground ud-
ded n 11lp,to the keen sir thnt pene~
truted through all kinds of clothing.
’i‘hni Christmas tithe in near at
hand whs evidenced this morning by
the number of freight 11.111 thut puss-
ed through thexdletriet laden with
Xiuns trees. The [lot curt-1 were piled
high with thousands of the trees.
They will soon. be making their 11p-
penrsnco in this locnllly.
A11 nppenl is being made. to the pur-
outs of children who live in the vicin-
Jty oi' the railroad trucks to take some
drastic measures to keep their child- the florist. who will have. the water compliehed daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
ren from playing on the rolls. The
youngsters. swarm over the tracks in‘
.uumbers every day and the sud death
or Master Alfred Rudollife which took
place yesterday, should eerie us an
«
The East Norw’nlkm‘ Fire District com-
mittee held a meeting inste evening at
which time a number of matters were
I
coldest of the ’
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SAUGATUCK
Owing to tho storm the attendance
at school yesterday was small. i
,ot the buildings seems to stand in the
Miss Mary Lohn was the week-end
guest of relatives in Georgetown. ;
Rev. John C France or Black Rock,
has an over Sunday guest in town
Mrs. Morris Mills entertained rela-
day.
John Barlow, .lr., butcheredwn hog
inst week that tipped the. settles nt
1111) pounds.
.\ir. and Mrs, Martin ‘llurke nro the
lproud poi-onto of twins, girl and boy,
horn Suturtilly.
Miss Mary Hunk, who bus been tho
guest of her parents hits returned to
New York city.
.lohn Keene. who bus been ill with
the typhoid fever in chin to sit up 11
little ench diiy.
Mr. 11nd Mrs. Thomas Kelli-y. who
were recently married begun house
lint-pint: in Huston, Sniurdny.
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llr. liowurd linyior, who has been
visiting his mother on Turkey l-llil.
hits returned to New Yol‘kt‘il)’.
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Miss Anon Gill and Edward Lung-
don of Bridgeport, 111111111 Sunduy oi
the home of Mr. und Mrs. Amid linker.
Mrs. M. l‘lurron. who recently pur-
ehnscd the Keiuper property. in hov-
111;: the residence renovated and re-
pnlnted. i
1111. 1111.1 111m. Waiter l’ecit 4111119
vncnted the Fred Kemper residence
on Church street and will spend the
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twinior in New York.
Port. Royal spring and the. old
cremnery property on the turnpike.
has recently been sold to E. .l .Tuyior,
forced to his greenhouses. l
The younger 11111111111111 of the Greens
Farms church are rehearsing under
the leadership of Mrs. D. W. Bourgher
and Miss Virginia Pnrks for n pretty
11nd inteiestlng contain to be rendered
at “their Chrletmnc tesiiiai i
9.... i
Among the out of men people who
i alto beliehll‘ho
' trustees are known to be looking long-
ingiy at the property. but the buying "
,nrc now located in Brooklyn.
' who are setting a quiet country place
' oi the big buildings. This body of pet»
‘nud this can be so divided that
' pie in New York, hold a
ipropcrty. was informed of the other;
23.noople in itecotnnninity, 999....1‘99...
‘ possessions in Enticld that .atnnd vol!
1 Franklin , if.
cusldered among which was the 11111- lune been visiting in town the past
nicip.il lighting project The commit- Week are James Plienlen 1‘11 Elmira.
too are hard nt work 011 this project N Y.. J S. llnrrigun 9' Athens, Pn..
111111 111111 to g11‘1e the 11111111111 the 11911... R. B. Chane at New York «Mr; D J
fitt bt’ 111.1 exhaustive unsatigmtou at Hill of Syracuse N. Y.; S. J. Moore of
the spcclnl district meeting which will
he called when their inhors shall have
been completed.
1
NEILSON PAYS ANOTHER FINE.
.Another Spree Yesterday Afternoon
Cost Him $17.87.
There as considerable excitement
yesterday afternoon on West AVcnue,
when Peter Neiieon, drunk and dire
prised to turn things upside down
created «disturbance at Mrs. John H.
Ferris" home. Word wail telephoned
to Adolph W. Dreytuirs store, in the
Muhackcmo Hotel. and Mr. Dreytuss
culled Constable Henry 0. Seller. who
started for the place. Captain J. Her-
” Gibson was then. Secured and, be-
tween them, the unicorn placed the
source of trouble in jail.
Neilson who was charged 1 with
drunkenness nnd“ breach or the peace
was fined 310 and costs which amount-K
ed to $17.37, which he paid. master-5“
day morning he paid 11 fine or $18 at
the. Norwaik end of the court. ‘
“Hubby, I'm going in 301‘ the aim but you can get out through the ab ought to come to your .mp9 80
Brooklyn. N. 11.; H. .E' Watson, at
West lioboken, N. J.-. and Frank Nel-
son of New York city.
«in spite ot the bad Weather [the
musical gciety held an interesting
meeting which was lhrgely attended
his t crening at the home 111.1111. and
'Mrs. Col. John Partridge. Local and
out or town-talent rendered the pro—
gram. Among the number present
Were Mr and Mrs. Arthur B. Jellifle.
Mr. and Mrs. William L. Taylor, Mr
and Mrs. Neil Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs.
John Kimbe, Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Beck, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Osborne.
1111-. and Mrs. John Godoliiot, Misses
Nathalie Mitchell. Josephine Godoiilot,
Alice and Edith Tovey and many oth-
ers. 1 , . i
unborn» itching Ikina. Heels cute
or born: without a ecu. Cures plies.
sesame. unit rheum. any toning.
Dcnn' s Ointment. {our amulet 11111111
The Playwright—41h! the audience
in calling for the author.
The House Manager—«I hear em;
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that.
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THOMPSONVILLE. Dec. 5.1—~Tl1e
little of tho Blinker property in Enticld
may yet be consummated and that too,
to twa religions bodies or most oppo-
‘Buron Hirsch tund
Why of its sale. Now it has leaked
out that. a representntlvo of it rolls-
ious body of women. who have. been
recently banished from France, and
N. Y.,
for members of their order. hns’hoen
in' town. and mode a searching in
vestigntlon of the property 1111111111.
and was Well picnccd with the site
and iocutlon.
The buildings of the North, South
und Church “1111in or thinkers are
easily accessible, and also are lnrgc
roomy houses, licnitles.hu\'iiig a large
church, or meeting place. inside one
pic do not want. the hind. but the
way is being clenrcd tor the Jewish
people to buy the too acres of loud.
the
both communities will be tor’enough
uptirt to make the stile ngrccuhlc.
Since the meeting, of the iiirerh pee»
few dnyoi
into. one of their 1111111 111111 again been}
in town. 11nd seeking inoulrloo oi' the;{
religious body looking at tho settle
ment. The Shaker settlement has now
not! on the assessor books at over
$125,000. Elder whiter Shepard, who
this charge of the local community
will iidd nothing further to the stories
about the ante, but the people llvlniti
is the vicinity of the Shaker: report
the visits at many strungers of into.
and would not, be surprised it 11 change.
was mode at any time now.
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COHOES MAN CLAIMS BRIDF FROM
BRIDOEPORT.
Stanley E. Tat-gut. Formerly Chemist
For Hydraulic Company Weds
Mm Mabel A. Bump.
Miss Mabel Aiirn...liuinp, the no
Bump, at Prospect
street, Bridgeport, became the bride.
yesterday afternoon of Stanley E. Ton
lit, at Cohoee. New York, at the
Church of the Transfiguration. in
New York do» The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. Dr. Houghton.
its poster and was witnessed only by
the parents or the bride and groom.
At the conclusion of the ceremony a
wedding brcuktnst was served at the
Hotel Belmont. Mr. and Mrs. an~
gett left last‘night for the South and
after an extensive .honeymoon wtll
return to Cannes. their future home.
Miss pump is Well known‘tn muni’:~
cal circles throughout Bridgeport. be. ‘
ing an active member or the Wednes-
day Afternoon Musical Club She this
been identified with a number of
prominent choirs and during the past .
your she has been 11 member of the
quartet in the (trace Epileopni
church in- Norwnlk. '
Mr. Targett is yell known through:
out the state as n chemist of ability,
and until very recently. served in
that capacity with the Bridgeprt
ute‘ot Renslelaer college. 111111 was
formerly connected with the lllinola
suits water Survey. He went to‘
Bridgeport about four your: use. 1111::
accepted a position with that concern
for three ye Lars He recently re-
turned to Canoes and became 11111119
eluted as a partner with his father
under the firm name of A. 8. “rich
and (30., which concern is 1111mm”
one of the largest 11111111111115. in her-
them New York. " .
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Every day some atone-patrons no
whereeto their own amt your dihd
was not quite impolite: enough. 5:
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it does not disgrace a gentleman to
1.1111. but it does disgrace bini
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n . hall that. will
' .acccmmodnte the Episcopal general
convention mention in that city in 00-
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available toi‘iocul 1.11.1111. hall will
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new the 11.11 hull, not! the house of Synod hell. are soon to be erected a
attendance. will sit in the old Synod its students from boys posaessed or
ball. which is 11111111111111 to be tom‘exceilent voices. wherever
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