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J No More Rubbing. No More Wauhboard. No
I I More 38mins. No More Garments “Worn Out by
i Washihg.’J’J No More Hands Inland by Strong
3 I; Soap. No More Waohday Toll.
I “‘ Your clo3hoo will be cleaner than our I
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NORWALK
The choir of Christ
church wili‘mcct tonight at 8 o‘clock
in the church.
The. weekly prayer meeting
held at the Swedish ('J‘onltrrgution-.11
church last evening.
The midweoltiy prayer and praise
Service was hold at the Adrvnt Chris
tiau rhurrh last evening.
'LOIIIS lirohm, oi’ l‘lctts plane has
secured a position in tho sinrchiuu do
3 purrment of the Ciuott.
3 puny.
bolero-Jinn white cloth» whiter;
(the. colored “bl-loo brighter.
I]: Ton Gents at All Grocers
iCpISc-opai J ,
A large nook-lo o! Plflsll. coat.
a dim. and do” a dollar' a worth.
Prof. and Mrs. Burr huvo returned
from a visit with friends in .i’iiddlo»
town.
\VIIS .
Peabody Isom- I
auppor pireu in St. .lolm’a pariah
lh‘ousc in Lowlaboro, Wednesday eve-
|hing '
'lho Iondition oi the walk.» during
tho Ion-part of the Iwck was a great
implovommtt. The snow was Iioarodi
awnI quickly and pedestrians apple
ciulrd titeiotothougbt.
{WWII many ways. Thom will bill oral
land out of- town aponkera. and in view
WW.
A largo number attondod tho oystor‘
33.3.3
is visiting {Ilends in town. ’
Mra Charlca McElwee, oi' Impedin-
avouua, la. oonfinad to bar bdjno bit"
illness. J, '5”. “
Mix-s. Chdiiotte Noah, of Kiuustroet'.
brother in New York
Charles Bank in, has completion
the wotk of wiring ihc Wilt n and
Cannon ““999?in clown
I
MW“ «nut—WI:
At the regular meeting of Doric
chapter. No. 5.- -0. up , hold in ‘Ma-
uonic Hall, Tuesday evening. Associ-
ate (lrand Patrol Fuller. oi? 'l‘olland.
was present.
lionrv Sooiiin. who was urraatudJ
Tuesday on complaint of his wife for
enmity. was lined 810 and roots.
30 day jail sentence. by .qutico Mor-i
ion.
The funeral of Albert liadriii'fe.a
{tumor Wcatport hoI, who was killed
at hast Norwuik Monday, was held
from his home in East Norwalk yea-
tordny. interment was in ltliiorz’sido
remetery.
Tho lunorai of l" Stump Wheolor
was bold front his home in Suugatnck
yeatmday alteration. Rev. Kenneth
Mackenzie, anointed by llur. William
3valiio, of New Huron. oilit'iatod. In-
Iterment followed in the faintly plot in
Willow iirook cemetery.
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.i
..a Malcolm lloy 3 0 has pa \t'.’
tonding uchm in“ on for event J3
m‘dhthu in o no '3'week.
amounting in all to $28, and given a!
hadt‘mturwu from a visit with hot" 5‘
Frank Sanford who was arxcatod
amoral IiaIa ago by (‘onatabio liozc
kiuh Minn for Ilrunkonnonu and
breach oi the poucv, was givrn u hear
iint: before Justice Joseph Morton.
\\'Idnrad.1_v and tinod $7
thp whole amounting to $1861
The funeral of Pluto mans Willi,
ilmpciy nttondod \‘iudncaday
noon. Six former clans males from
Ill’tot'
'i‘hc lire alarm whistle will sound at of tho fart that this is mall; the first‘ a Slaplru high whooi “Med as palibear
.38 unlock evenings hrrcnitrr. The
iwiiislle has blownr lot the first time
last evening.
(in lh-wmhn ith a (illii:IIllr'1‘ “an
born to Mr. and Mla‘. Althut ii. Bun
nett. of Bridge slrm-i, East .\'orwnilt.
Mothor and rhiid are doing lino.
Rt'.\' William W (iiiiion orcupivd
the pulpit and prouthrd It tho nook
ly praII-u mortinu‘ that \I as Iii id last
evening at the 1-1me Ait‘illit' IIII- Ihodlst
church.
(inpiuin ilod Suundvrs,
growibor; \\'Ii() is working on tlu
, Southport beds paid a living visit to
' his Earl Norwnlit home last. night, rc-
turning to his work this morning.
3 . The-3 friends of Daniel Overton,
' Iteedtiile. \‘u. humor]; of [Just Not-
walk weir tho recipients of postal
of
the natural ‘
melding a large ctowd is anticipntwfi
(‘i‘lii‘l‘fi hill in.- liIid for nearly 200 and
guests from nearby towni-I an" export-
0d.
:lflvurything is in Tilildiiit‘SS for
,t .. ..“fiw...
and II big limo is exported.
HUIIIIIIOII has started with auch enthu-
uiuam that them la non own Iona-on
to lit-limo that thin new, important
and pursuant) :Iauotiation will become
a factor in the town‘s aliaira in
The Ilulll putt of the motor
(naught the. i‘tom crossed wlies Tum:-
dIIJI night and the train had to bc atop
[it‘d and several extinguishers uaod.
The fire started in a similar manual
to that whlth (\niiruiy consumed a
$45,000 menu can on tho hrnnth suv
e'rnl .Ioura alto and had it not been for
tlu alertness of tho urow Tuesday:
the
Busineus Man‘s banquet this evening.‘
Tho air‘
Cill‘ .
era They were tiimonca Keith. Stan
’It‘} Coley. Josoph Hanger-man. David
3I‘foloy, Willis Brown and John Mur-
gphy.
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A FAREWELL RECEPTION
i - _. _
The Rev. John Siapieton Presented
i With a Silver Service.
i The Rm. .lobn Staploton. tor the
wars pastor of Immanuel Chapman“
ISoutb, Norwai. Conn. yesterday,
national Church of that rity.
pitmu was tondormi a reception by
ibis former congregation on Tuesday
«awning and “as prraonteti with a all-
Vl' r [en service The Rev.
J. Kent at the Main Avenue Congre-i
national Church actrd as master or
carcmonios. Brief addrctnma were
cards from his niece, Miss Ehtviio night a similar loss would have 10""ladeb“ the R" ih‘s N ‘5 Watorn.
Amos from that place this mot-.niug
Three more yachts were put up for
tho winter othho banks oi’. Sturdh
creek in the rear of the Crescent
Laundry yesterday. George B. Vol
Alstyne's yacht Elsket will he. dra
and out of the crock today.
united.
Charles Gordon. who resides at the
‘corner of Church street. and South
art-nun was accidentally shot by tho
unaccountable discharge of a 38 call-.
g_.bre rcvoiIeI, at his homo Friday. Mr.
IGordon was alone in the house except
for his sown year- old son Austin.
lot the Tompkins Avenue Church; 8.
3Pnrltes (iadmnn of the 'antral
Church: the Rev. C. it. Raymond. of
South Chm-ch, and by Alfred Stokes, oi‘
inm v. M. o. A. Writlon tributes to
the departing ministor ware sent by
Ilhe Rev. DI Nehomhdt Bopnton, mod-
oratot of tho National Council of (‘on
uregationni (‘bnrthosI the Rm. Alex-
und roots. I
Dr Robert 3
i
t
a3iionni Churth. DcIIItur short went to:
to‘
take the I'Iautorom of the First Candi-II»;
Mr. Sta?
my James Sooileld, of Bridgeport Thm “are rummaging through an old under 14.0118 rabbi 0‘ the ‘Elzhih Ave I
Willoctupy the pulpit at the Advent
Christian church on Sunday. Rev.
(lemge M. Teeplc. who has tucepted
the pastorate oi‘ the chmch will comb
‘v to 1111.9. up is wotk on the first Sun
" day in Janunrv -
[Frank Potty. the night watchman at
the Asch factory in South Norwnik
sustained a painful strain inst eve
lung when hoattempted to lift a load
that was too heavy for him. Mr. Pet-
' 1y returned to his home this morninég‘
in a crippled condition.
The annual business meeting of the
Young People’ a society of Laval Work-
era was held last evading at which
time the following 0mm wore eioc-
ted: ~Ptesidont, Mrs. Frank, Deiesile;J
J VI" 9 President Miss Jennie But-chard;
pee-rotary. Frank P. Sell;- tIeasurer
‘Wiliis Gloeshner.
.A large game-1mg ot the memberti
or Mayflower Hook & Ladder Comr
pnuv enjoyed the supper which Jwas
it link and finding tho. pistol. Mr (tor
don examined it
bullet inflicted II deep scalp wound on
the right aide of his head.
tin ran to town .and notified the in
jurod man‘s brothenin-iaw, E. W.
Wyic, who sunnuoned Dr. E. .l.
O'tShnughnesaJy. After arousing the
wound, the. patient was prenattuceti out
of danget. Mrs IGordon was in the
village at the time with berfdaughtor.
Elizabeth and the sudden news of the
accident for a time completely unnerv-
Ied her.
,.
Charles H Demeritt has finished
the first. of tour volumes of the index
to the New Canaan land records The
first voiumé covers the years 1801 to
1847 and, as compiled by Mr. Demeritt
tyepwritten by Miss Hazel J. Murray.
oi” New York and trimmed by the
bi'ndeta. it makes a work of art. The
volume is bound in molesitin and con-
talus the names at 16. 000 grantora and
gmutma of real estate. it has beelt
must carefully prepared by Mr De-
JJJv-uerved in the quarters last. eveningumerltt who has spent six months at
.3 ~~~T‘]‘ive raffair was giIen as a result of
"' If”. tho 'p’l'iiochle tournament and the thaw.
asthe hostaoitinoci-
of the firm divs-J
rincipai George
I III the
mq‘u'fipct
«Islam; mlmmmbek;
trict ctfih‘l’fiee
Eu. ‘hompfio‘d w' 39 the fin
the work. and will put the records In
such shape that the title guarantee
automaton tuition have: had grant trou-
bio In Win: voal allots titles. will
«all! no me. now. to not abstract-s.
Mr Daniel-tit White: to acknowledge
‘ hi3 machinations“ a mutant Si. Wood.
it wont oil and the'
Little Ana. .
: tinngawAM to «taunting hobby
,nue Templc: the. Rov lnnu Harold
llough. of the Sumtnoriiold M. E.
Church; the Rev. 14‘.
Bay Ridge Reformed Church; the Rev.
i William Muir Auld. assistant pastor or
line Centiai Church; the Rev. Wm. M.
Brundage. of the Unity Unitarian
Church: the Rev. Milton S. Littleton,
the Rev. Leslie Willis Spraguo, assist-
ant pastor of the Church of the Pill
grims, and the Rev. Lewis '1‘. Reed, of
the “Flutb'ush’ Congregational Church.
Besides the clergimen who spoke
there were present the Rev Dr. John
Lewis Clark; of the Bushwick Avenue
Congrégatibnal Church; the Rev. L. O.
Rotenbauh." Bethany Bresbyterian
(inbuilt; tho new. Andrew Mogul. of
Lthe Reformed Church on the Heights;
the Rev. Charlaa Herald. of Grace
Gaoprd‘ Church. and the Rev. Charles
'Eijnowvoi iho McDonoufib Street
Baptist Chuteli
Among the speakers {or the church
were John Frazier. chairman oi the
board of trauma: M”. Martin Ford,
president of the Ladiea‘ Aid 'Society:
B. E. Jones. president of the Y. P.
the Men' 3 Club; Mrs. W H Week's, au-
Ilia‘sie.
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The woman who relies upon “It
E. Young. of the.‘
perintondent or the primary depart- JJ
meat, and P H. Hopkins who madetlim-
III-estimation address :JBrooklyn Daily
bold help at. a little am In «an
'Aaeaur
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Winning at Barbara. Worth, by, Harold
. Bell Wright. ‘
Mrs. Lucy: Scribner, of North Wll
i'ton. has sold her tarot and homestead
to out or town purchasers.
Mrs Stanton Coley entertained Minn
Sarah Clark and James G. Hubbeil and
family, oi Norwailt, on Thanksgiving.
. Mitts Mary Marita has boon eaten
taming liar friend Mina Manteraon. o!
(Bastien. N. 3 3Y., at St. Matthews ro'
' pings.
Mr. and MM. 33Howard Chlcbester.
who have been spending the summer
with Mrs. H. I. Chechester, have left
townior their home in New Haven.
Members the“ Congregational
chair have already begun to practice
their Christmas carols, which are un-
usually beautiful. both worda and mu-
3 entertainment
Marian blot-gal, Mam
filled the Cobalt? nodal all
overflowing last Saturdti
linista from Not-walk gave a
rim mung
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