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NORWALK
Frank Hail resumed his duties aa=
engineer at the Crescent Laundry, this
morning. after being ill for a couple
of days,
Captain William Tobey, of East Nor-
wallt. started out for Southport. this
morning, where he will work on the
natural oyntctr hods.’
'l‘ho potion problem
East Ntlil‘ll'illk to sonic extent and the
voters arc looking,y forward to the
Bpocial district mcvting when this
matter will he illl'l‘il.
Louis 'Kcllogg. of Plant Norwalk, in
mourning the archival. which cripplcd
his fine fox hound yesterday. Mr. K111.
logs; loaned the (log to :1 Norwalk man
for gunning purposes anti while on tho
run, the faithful canlnc ateppod in a
trap, injuring his foot and leg pain-
fully. 1
Tomorrow evening the single man
of the Mayflower ilook anti Ladder
Company will partake of arsumptnoau
supper and will ho waited upon by 1113
married mun of tho (‘tlilll'lillly as a ran
suit of the recent pinochlc tournament.
which was won handsomely by tho 1111-
incunlliorod members. A good limo
nod good food is anticipated by all.
The East Norwailt “weather pro’phct
cast around this morning and uniting .
into (“UllHltlt‘l'llllOIl tho chnngo of the
mother as regards to temperature.
tho pioacnto of tho gulls in the hat
bar. the color of tho uunllsc and the
ENH'HII foul of the 1111. opined Dull
thrrc would he lain lod 1,1 (11 forum
" ran '
Al the East Alcnuo .Vlothotlist i-‘ pis-
(opal (‘hlnth tonight at “:30 o'clock
there will he an election of lay and
resume delegates to tho lav annual
confemnrc and atS o‘clock the fourth
quattcrh tonfol‘cnco will liq held with
.l’muidiag Fidel A. H (loodonouuh in
the chair. Anthls is the last confor-
,encc of tho your and in one of tho
most important sessions of the church
it is important that every member
should be present. Considerable hush
mesa will come up for tho crun-dderra-
tion of the meeting.
James Keller, of Seaside place. who
leaves on Friday of this wcolt for De-
troit. Michigan, where he will go to
work in all automobile factory. was
completely, surprised by a party of lif-
ty of his friends last evening. The
party was ill the nature of a farewell
affair and resolved itself into a most
”illcaaant occasion Mr. Kelley quick-
ly recovered from the surmise and
proved himself to he a most congenial
host. Games wane piaycd and musical
selections rendelmed Later refresh
ments were served and Mr. Kelley was
wished all kinds of good luck in hir's
new position.
The East‘Norwalk improvement As-
sociation held a meeting yesterday at"-
ternoon which was largely attended.
A number of new members were admit-
ted and some routine matters consid.
ered. The asaoclatlod received notin-
cation that Miss Fltcll..of East. avenue.
had given a 311m of money to the asap
4 i; ilLlOII for the furtherance of its work
in making improvements to the East
N01 nalk cemetery. in this connection,
progress was reported and it was giv
en out that the gates would soon be o'clock. Rev. Kenneth Mackenzie and
snltn'g on the new atone pests. It was
also announced that the association
had been instrumental in having the
New Haven road change its schedule
of trains so hint the 10: 08 p. m. train
from Bridgeptlrt will stop at the East
Norwalk station hereafter.
thge ec-acsa-Z'Ehroit
When Grandslre Jcroni’e’ Smith was
a grandson 1.1mm about the «also of
his handsome little gr‘andbhild Major;
a good many of tbé country folio; tried
‘ to raise geeaa' for tile durum of dis- ..
' , the catatonia of the parlor at Dr. Al
Boiling of the an
purposes. '
“=1 this and“: ms. a"
" ,elle f’én hora. ‘
in intorcsting -
’gooa crops .1 the downy. th 3:: halo
killed and eaten for Tllanlmgl m; and
Christmas. As most little fol 3 ”AW 7
geese me ugly customers a d to
great delight in chasing (hlldron, who
are greatly afraid of them. So they
used to chase little Jerome. until one
'day in desperation be seized as big a
sloue as he could lift, hurled it at the
[third anti dropped him dead on the spot.
The owner was very angrv and
Smith's father had to pay for the
bird. it wan eaten about Thanksgiving
limo, and Jerome ticclarca it wan the
toughest proposition he ever tackled.
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Mrs. ’i‘. (‘3. Stcarnn will ottcrtuln the
St. Agni-n guild this afternoon.
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Mr. and Mrs. W. (‘lalk Cronsnlan
npont Monday in New lolk cit}.
Miss M. Color. of Now
has boon vlalting, it'londa in town.
The Westpolt (inn Club in planning
to hold a big shoot, Christmun tiny.
Gustav l.chu iu plastorlug tho now
house of Michael Rice on Spring Hill.
William \Vclln, for lillllly pm“... hi
llllllililllil, discontinued hln route, (to,
cumin-r 1.
York city I
Charles Silvcraall enjoyed the day.
Monday. duck hunting, on the Sangu-
lurh rlul.
Mina ltln lloadersllot, of Weston.
has resigned hcr position with tho
chtport market.
A modern bathroom was
installed in the residuum
illoluc, State Street.
Mr. and Mrs. R. 1. Williams leave
noxt Wt‘t’li for the south where they
will spend the winter.
recently
of 0. ll.
W.
(ihstcr and Everett Woodworth,
who have been visiting at their par-
cnts‘ homo have returned to college.
The next meeting of tho Chautau-
qua circle, will .he held Monday eve-tr
111K. llecolnbor 13. at tho residence of
Mrs. ll}. J. Newton.
A stcrcoptiron lecture will be giver.
at the Snugatnclt M. E. Church, on
Thursday evening, December 7; out»
‘lcct. "A Zia-Kan Trip Around the
World“.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Reagglcs.
‘3' after 11 brie": lilac“.
former residents or this town, moved
this week from Stamford to Philadel-
phla, where Mr. Renggles has taken
charge of a large foundry
w..-“
Misses Nathalla Mitchell and J0-
scphtne Godillot. of this town. assist
ed Mrs. Lillian sherwood \‘ewkirk in
her grand concert at tho Waldorf-As-
Itoria hotel in New York city.
The tree illustrated lecture given in
’iiibrary l1all.flast evening. under the
iauspicos of the Town Improvement
society, was largely attended. Four
more free lectures are to be given
during the winter.
"l‘hc funeral or Pierce Evans, who
was drowned in the flaugatuck river.
will be held from his parents home,
at Point Imperial this afternoon, at 3
Rev. Charles F. Taylor will cruciate.
The remains will he placed in Trinity
vault.
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l The community was deeply shocked
to hear or the death of E. S. Wheeler.
a prominent resident of Saugatuck,
who passed away Monday afternoon
Deceased wan
ornamental the button factory at Sam
gattl'ok and irdixrviqu‘ by i. wife and
sov‘erul children. 3 “ ‘;g‘ ,. .. .
Igniting from a burning oil stow.
:tho "young man" in always tho one]
triage and Sulphur flair Remedy will
1 on tho hair.
' guarauloc that, the money will bu r1»
1131a lintj
ulane‘i s toenails“
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Gray Hair Is First Sign of Age,
Harmless Remedy Restores
to Natural Color
(.lulor isn't the only man who turn:
down old also. in tho hnaincnn world
who pick: the plums. it in an age of
"new thought." “new talent," etc, and
the old man is panned by in the race.
One of the first signs of coming use
is the uppmrnncc of may hail-n. When
you can them. not promptly. ‘ Wyoth’al
correct this sign. which so often do
colvca people into thinking that use}
in really upon thcnl. it in a wall known.
fact that Sage and Sulphur will dark i
chth'a Saga and Sul-
phur combines these old~ti1no rumo-
dica with othcr agents. which remove
dandrni! and promote the growth of‘
the hair.
The manufacturer of this remedy
authorize the drunmuta to roll it under
funded it it falls to do exactly an rop-
rcsonted l
Don't look old hoforo your limo. (loll
a bottle 0! vaha Sage and Sulphur!
today and so», what. an improvement it
will make in thc nppoarnnvo of )uurl
hair. i
'ihis preparation in oat-rod to tllcl
public at fifty cents a bottle and la
Ncommeudcd and sold by all drug—
glsts. ‘Sperlal 'atr'cnt, Stillmn-Powcil
(innovation. .
and W115 later diacovcl‘cd all ablaze.
and while. ondenvortng to extinguiabl
the blaze with tho aid of a blanket ill—.v
Kytc ovcrlurned the stove, sailing the
room ahluac. The Woodwork and furli
allure of tho room was damaged to'
the extent of 3200.
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BROKER KNIGHT IN COURT.
Forged Bill; of Lading of Railroad: to!
Get Monty from Banks. '
liliN'I‘ti’Vll.i..i‘-:. Ala..1lcc. 6.w’rho
using the: nlalia in a scheme to do-
Ilistrict Court herc today.
Knight, hand of the defunct cotton
firm of Knight, Yunry and. Company.
of Donatul. Ala. wan arrested after
the failures of his firm for auroral mil.
lion dollars. lie was indicted blov
1910, and held undrr :1 $20,000 bond.
The scheme which Knight was lie-
cuscd of conducting consisted of man-
of hiding, attached to drain: and ln~
aarnnce papers; The. hills of ladlug
purported to reprosont shipments of
cotton from Decatur 'and other points.
it was the custom of railroads to;
with blank bills of luding.’ .
These were filled out when a ship-
ment of cotton- waa to be made. and1
signed by the railroad agent.
it is charged however.‘, that \tho
‘ blank bills at 1111111111 were liliéd out
in Knight. Yancey and Company's ob‘
aces and the railroad agent‘s signa-
ture forged. after which drafts were
attached and forwarded to Liverpool
cotton exchanges through brokers in
New York.' On receipt of these; the
banks paid the drafts. believing the
cotton represented was in possession
of the railroads.
NOBODY WANTS THIS 310.
Even New York Visitors Pau By
Gold Gain in Wimtod.
WINS’I‘ED. Dee. Ila—«That :W‘insted
bonnie do not cam for gold in brown.
by the fact that a ten dollar gold
piece inserted two yearn ago in the
crack of a howlder lying with in six
which enclrlces Highland Lake. has
not beat: dlhtnrbed
It is admitted tlutt no less than one
hundred thousand persons have walk-
ed or ridden by the coin in the tautl
two .393“: In the. sammér many oi
these ware vlcltors from New “York
If Wynn want your “business" to he-
cone of John‘ W. Knluht. charged with ‘
fraud, was called in the United States; '
lag through the mullet lrnudulont hills .
furnish Knight. Yancey and Company .
9 “till 91.919 «fun inhabitant
thmi’h ”53:39! libel .
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MANY NAVAL COURT MARTIN-8.
WASHINGTON. Doll. u—T’boro were
1343 naval court martinis lost year,
according to the annudl renort- of Cap
tain Robert L. Russell, Judge advocate-
gem-a1, The most. common offense
feet of the Wakefield boulevard .J was desertlon. the cases numbering
included in the list otct’lurtmarl
tibia“ ivere “will of 3
Noted.
Yrbport
gratifying ratio as have lion receiv-
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lcations‘- rom the
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Capt. nation
states to comma
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in all places of entertainment.
sacouo ‘agolMENfr orncaas.
NEW HAVEN, Dec. P..--Of the oili-
comb! the Second lutantry who were
recently examined for promotions be- ‘
cause or the retirement of Col. Ged- Minn. amounting lb $2.56
des as tho regimental commander. all hidden from burglars. we
have been passed and orderod‘to their '
new ranka h'y the adiutant-
in: under tbevrc'
ingwbohrdmavt‘. . . .
all. who had been» nothinalbd ml com- lbavlns the locally to buy
RATS ATE me alone}
BUY A From
WASHINGTON. Dec. 6‘ ‘
mealotu ATTORNEY aané‘srao.
unmanned 6.——-Louis r. Petra-
celll. an attorney. was arrested here
today. at the request of the New Bar».
on police,,who say he is Wanted in
that city on chargcs of obtaining mon-
' 'ey unde‘r false pretenses from iellovl
countrymen. The charge as the lo-
cal police understand it is that be re-
ceived aloha! from fellow countrymen
for the purpose .of settling personal
tha ‘
in We 11. All, honitréuur'y department.
73%: went. onln-r The department recently r
“ torn Kaunas” farmer n roll
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