' Schnehbe was (‘llllilOM‘ll lIV lhII St a] .
. . will reachthe
"There” will be a meeting of the ofll~
cial board‘of the East“ Avenue Metho-
dist Episcopal Church this owning
at 8 ‘b’oioold ‘ '
'a doctor for himself. but lg now hate
and hearty again...
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Mr find him. 149on Crockett have
returned to~thcir home. in New Hav-
en, after visiting rélntlves and friends .
in East .Norwalk and Rowdy-Ion.
The Darrow Brothers lilli'O oponad a
grocery store in one of the storm in
the ‘Iiai’ner block.
have the best wishes of their many
friends for success in their work.
George Kay, who has been visiting
in East Nor-walk and llowaytou. has
returned to his home. and \\'(ll‘l( in
Reading. Pa. Mrs. Kay will I'IIInain
{Or a more extended visit with her
Ilutrcnts, M r. and Mrs. Alfred l'l’ili'kt‘ll,
01 Rou'nyton. “
The soft line snow which lilIIIred
down last night clung to eVIIIIIiIlng.
The trees worn chnnut-Ii in cm as
well as 0\t‘.l‘ytlllllg else and HIV' sight
was a, pretty one. Had the sum shown
«party the effect would llll\'t‘ been
'worlh seeing. “V
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Mr. and Mrs. Schnebhe, of Sea-
wlow avenue, have. moved .Ihoir nonna-
hald effects to llrltitchort. whore the
“former has accurcd work. Mr.
Shim. OysteI Slalom until that (Ion
corn removed from South Norwuili.
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The young men of aflllthllml
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l'i‘uoaday.
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“ ”“ Augustua Macbeth
M. J. Brown and William Brown'ot
New York city are visiting in town.
Joseph Pagan played a violin solo atI
the Church of the Assumption: Sunday
m.ornlng
and Mrs. SlIoIVVood Wukoman
wcm visitms in town,
MI.
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Mr. and Mrs. William Slede and two
children spent. New Years day with'
out oi" town rolatlvun.
V
Albion lodge. Sons of llerman. held
a dance in their hall on 'Rlvoraldo
'avcnne, I. 'ew Years IIVc.
Edward sturges and son, Harold. at
londctl tho shoot of tho Winnipank
Gnu club. New Year's day.
Mrs. William Staples Mrs. h‘dward
J. Taylor and Miss Beanie Taylor were
‘ v lritor a in Bridgeport. 'Vl‘uoadny. E
of Ilridnopori.
Mra. i
has been a guest of his aunt,
lAmzl Baker of Rivuraido avenue.
Tho annual church supper and roll
call of the Groona Farina Conuroaa-I
tional Church will be held Friday.
. mu...“ —.. n
Mrs John ll. Jennings has gono
The pool toutnamont “as rcaIIIIIIId
at the Mnyliouel Hook and l .IIIlIiIr
house. last (Ironing. it is GXDI‘I'lml
Shot in u abort time nrrangemenh tor
the. pluochle tournament with Iiid
‘Woll Hook and Ladder Company. of
South Norwalk ‘wlll be completed and
the. tourney under way.
This morning, Mrs, Edward W.
James received a- large red fiowar
made out of probe paper from Show
ijliy'_"‘“VV‘iIIclI represents the flower
which lins‘figmed so (onapicuonalV in!
the holiday cards and boxegthls IIIII
It was discovered in 1828 in Mr. Pion
. sette. after whom it is named. and is
groan in California principallV and III
conservatories.
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East Not“ all. \Venthor prophotds aw local sinner “may“ and Maple Rem? hyped H. O’Rourko. at the COM!-
wondering whethel or not the cold
spell which has the west in its grasp
New England 00ml.
Yesterday morning with the thermo-
meter iieren deI'rces loueI than it.
was on tho pIeViouI. day. it appears-«l.
that there might be a possibility but
us the day grew the. mercury fell
and warm weather again. held sway.
Colonel T. Alston Brown. the 0M
aide partner of EdJames on the Clip-
‘pcr, has been heard from by the latter
'i‘OI the that time in live. Vcars. and
while the colonel did not know the
priv atc's address the latter supposed
‘he was still in the dramatic agency
imalneas in New York. Front a let— _
tor received this Inorning,"“’it turns
out that he has been living With his
brother George and family in Phila-
delphia for the. past live years. and. in
ma remarkably vigorous state" of
health for a man 76 years old. He
writes that ho hardly ever had a day’s
sickness in all his life, and it was
only .two‘yeara ago that he first hpd
, Very liest Butter
‘ - Apples, pk.
" . Cronberries.qt
35c
i V.
and
73 cans (IIIII sine) an; 25°
3 the. Boat Mllk smokers......... 25:2'
”Don‘t-b oooooo ‘...:‘..:..25¢
a Boat Standard Tolnatooa, cam. ..-.10c‘
...'..-..I...I.V...,.10c
Flour, bag conveolfid- Itilooyfitih
south where she will épond ilII-I winter
with hot daughter. Mrs. William
SI.nlth
'Carl Schlcat entertained several
New York friends at a clay pigeon
shoot at his home on Compo Point,
Monday.
Miss Rebecca London of this town
accompanied by Miss Nellie London
of Stratlord. wore guests chr New
Yolr‘a in Brooklyn, N. Y.
Arthur J. Hall was the only mem-
her or the Greenfield lilll Gun cuIbl
presént at the. Weatport ahdot. Satur '
day. but a general good time Was had
by the crowd.
Mitts Alice Smith. the well known
iiu, J. Madison. Thomas Connolly
and the Orphens' quartetto- will fill-
nish the program for the coming en-
tertainment or the Holy Name society.
The next meeting of tho Chautauqua
VTho mm is William E. Hold, 6f. the
Adm! n. I: :-
f Hi
NINTH con‘muv some won. .33 . ‘ .
WALK.
m...—
' acoro Wu Twonty-claht to Nineteen I
In Bumford, Saturday Night ‘ . .
VA
The Statmmrd Advonoto, flout evani
lug, printed tho following:
Wow! Wowi! Wow! it but it was
one eVonttul banketballaame‘. tfi at
the armory Saturday night. . Ninth
Company humbled the mummy Sixth
0! Norwalk with our own (icon-to Smith
playing all. dealer for the Sixth boys.
Score. 2819
ll was a mama all full of action at!
a link rabbit Is of jumps. ng‘lrl in the
thick or the notion. playing an (loudly a
delcnalw some as has yet been shown
on the ammo y .lloor. was Jimmy Mon
riaon. Little Comm-inner was chore”
too, with tho dafanslvtI stuff. The can}
Ipi‘im or the night. Ivan Burn's playing.‘
He was good on the detonate and mini
cheating) now out not ll. little. dart»; ,‘
land. a new man. did well. too. i
Hogan ataVI-d with George Stnloli’
better than Some had thought him on
pubic. "II was In . a hit dimmed byi
tho lattcr‘s rIIImuItion. ‘ I
'l‘owajda the and or the guano Ninth
Company with a fairly good load. dltl"
a lot oi‘ styling. it was a good mum».
to watch. the kind "(lint kopt you onI‘
your feet all the than The players:
who did most to hoop you on vouri
loot were .llmnIV Morrison and Cutn-
Inlnlwr.
in the [welixulnary came. Holy Name;
”Won trozn Smut Ninth C:nrpany..
tam. i _
Tho lincurp: ' .. i
Ninth (.iorIIpau-yw(tIiIImIiIIgor and?
('iaavhlanda, forwards; Hogan. I‘ontcrH
Morrison and liurns Ignorda. i
Sivih (MIIIIIIInyMlmKOII and lXIrIIIry,
hirtmrda; Smith raptor; ScyIIIouraIId
(‘nlIllL guards.
i‘i‘iald goalowiiurna. ii:”ptnntnlninor.i .
2: .(lnltland. 3: Montana. 2; llama. 2; '
Domvl'. 3: Smith.
Iron. Goals from
Smith. 1. .
UInvpi'remBIrtlon. Standard.
foul. Hogan. it
Hnly Names—~O'Moam and M. l."- ‘
.‘M.h
iorVwarda; Dally. cantor: Soon
Moth-never. minds. .
Second NimrhI-Irlinrnno and Murphy.
forwards: Dunning. cantor; Flynn and
Marshall. guards
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Vomounnc cars ”Mum" ’ i .
VBllly Hold M Control until. Appoint-
od Aron» for Cunnuticut League. ,.
BRIDGEPORT. Jen. 3’“th
cut location announced last (right to A
reporter that he had stoned Ill!) What
rho thinks will be the boat tundra soon ~ I
in.tIhe Connecticut lame to yuan:
Central iemxuo. Held will he a rogu-
i 7
3; Seymour. 2-. D34} V
‘ Monday evening the liith The (01- Nutmeg league next moo Ammun-
'iouing program
t‘ll'Cle will meetVat the. home of the 181‘ umrlre There will in (our man»
smretar), Mrs William wood on lal‘ Wield; and one tuba-Imus in «the
will be rendered: zero are all mmmrontly annulled with
Paper Argentina and IlnenomAyrea, Dick Nailln who worked inshore”. it
Mrs Newton; paper. Alexander Flam-V is probable that Nailin will ho dbpoint- 1
non, Mrs. D. B. Bradley; short bio- ed again vino year.
III-aphy of recent speakers at the
house, Reed, Cannon and Clark Rev.
K. Macheiiaie; Book Review. Rot A .
G. Boynton. ‘ . .
Second Matteo. Team Bait. Mon-lira
wero defeated last night It. the ohm
TiIe~W tport Musical society met the {not score at 23 to til.
iaat even as at the residence of Mr. ,.
and Mrs. William L. Taylor. wool follow;
The, Wrrill- Collage Baaketball Fire .
mory by the Sloth Company roam in . 7
The lineup of the teams were an .
.“ka anal”;- .K‘H.
4.
family.
and out of town ttilent rendered a Merrill. .‘ amp. Co.
pleasink program which was heartily Beers ~ . «1m
encored; Among those present were Lott Forward. I~ ..
Mr. and Mrs. John Godoiiiot. ‘Min Jo. VBroadway ' Mack
sephine Godolhot, Mrs. Ambrose Hurl . Right Forward- .
butt‘ Mu. Horace IHItrllVIutt.‘ Mr. and Smith Conley,
Mrs. J. Frank Osborne. Mr; ind Mml 4 Doom. . . f":
John lumber. Col and runs.- J B. Kelley. Barhér ...VVVIlalti‘It"n
Partridge. Mrs. than would tutu] . nightmare L.
Nathalie Mitohlll. Mr and Man. A. 3. Older Webb
dennte, auto. 13min “(rid 1»th ~ I a‘. Wotan-Ia ~
Thomas. ml. William Staple! Add On My aldht tho Merrill Five
Miss Mary" many ' , I iii any the Naval mum. and or
W .to ‘trllmtlio’m it they play as good _
“HEITIN‘G. N59,! did tho loot limo...
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