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NORWALK
The regular services will be held at
the Swedish Congregational Church.
toanl raw
The Men's Class of the East Ave-
nue Church will hold its weekly meet-
ing tomorrow at noon.
The weekly devotional meeting of
White Epwortll home will be held to-
marrow evening at the East Avenue
Methodist Church.
Mrs. George Kay and daughter. Miss
Helen Kay. whohave been visiting in
East Norwallr and 'Rowayton. have re-
turned to their home in Reading. Yo.
Mr. and Mrs. William Rose. or ilroolt
(Haven, 1;. l.. and Mrs. Rose's sister
were guests at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. John R: Ii'Hommedieu, or Osborn
avenue. last evening.
Ward has been received by Daniel
lu‘Hommediell, or Rowan street, that
Ills daughter. Miss Marlon ll'lIIloinme-
dieu, has arrived at Baltimore, where
uhe is attending college.
The weekly meeting of the Younx
People‘s Society, of Loyal Workers
was held last evening at the Advent
Christian Church. The meeting watt
. largely attended and enthusiastic.
The horse belonging to James .lohn-
. son, of First street. succumbed to the
ice and snow on the bridge yesterday
afternoon and fell. He was assisted
to his feet. by John bovine and John
Webb.
. Rev. William W. Gillies will occupy
the pulpit and preach at the morning
and evening services which will be
lheld at East Avenue Methodist Epis-
copal church tomorrow. The choir
has prepared excellent programs for
the services.
Under the influence of the strong
northwest wind, the lowest tide of
many years was seen this morning
Only the bed of the channel was cov-
ered with water. the docks and marsh-
es being drained dry. III was report-
ed that the rave at Wilson's Point was
without a bit or water.
,At the Mayflower Hook and Ladder
Company pool tournament last night,
Bavld Nash rated 100, defeated Steph-
en Stone. rated 70. by the score or 100
to 62. Mr. Salli: had the. better end
of the game Ithvrouglwut. although Mr.
Stone plined a good game and kept
dangerousll close to his opponent. An-
other game will)» plryed tonight.
The members crate Advent Christ-
, inn Church will welcome their new
. ’Dasl10rc
Rev. George lid. Teeple, who
preaches his first. sermon at. the morn-
ing service. Fxtensive preparations
have been made for Ithe reception or
“the new pastor. who is a powernn
In risking this pastorate, Rev. Mr.
'Deepie is following in the tootsteps or
Whirl father who preached there some week of Dr John Kennedy at the tilted and ther‘caine to Nat-walk, thin,
'poned until this time in order that mof
,new pastor might par-golmte in the
happy occasion .
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Rev. William w mint-533111 be the
leader of the weekly devotional meet-
ing of the Epworth League, which will
be held at the East Avenue Methodist
Church, tomorrow evening at 6.0fclock.‘
Last night was a wicked night for
those who were forced to face the
terrible blasts of the northwest sale
,and those whose homes were improp-
erly heated. With, the mercury down
to live degrees below zero and the
'wind blowing a forty mile sale at.
times, the night was one of the worst
'experlencod ill this part of title coun-
try in years. Among the bad places
in East Norwalk is that at tho corner
of Keytlcr place and East Washington
street, where the wind sweeps down
.i-roln the, north unimpeded. it was
here that many lost their hats yeoter-
,day afternoonns they. issued out from
,the protections of the buildings on the
north side of the vtrcet.
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WESTPORT
SAUGATUCK
William Wells is confined to his
home on State street, by illness
Mr. and Mrs. Frank \‘.'1‘aylor a91m)
guests in New \ork city. Thursday.
Miss Martha Taylor returns to her
studies ill Vassar college, Jan. 10th.
Holy communion will be adminis-
tered in all the local churches tomor-
row.
The slippery roads has kept the lo-
cal blurksmltlls very busy the past
week. -
John Brandon! and Charles Buck
have returned from a \lslt ill New
York city. . :
The Historical society will hold its
January meeting Monday evening at
the library. “ l
The Girls‘ basketball team of Sin-
ples high school played their llrst
-.
At a special meeting: of the. Krasy
Kat Social club it. was decided to
hold a dance on the evening of Jan.
26th. I-
The assessors have finished their
work of assessing property in town.
The list for the new year is now bong
made out by Joseph Adams.
Miss Marjorie Purdy, Who has been
visiting her father, Attorney 8. A. Found by “Pill" Hunt and Park City . .,
Purdy. has returned to her duties at
(inching Academy. Ashburnham, Mass.
1 Mrs. Cornelia IBradley and son,
Harry Bradley, who have resided .mr
the past year with Mr. and Mrsl
Perry. have moved to East
Norwalk. ‘ '
John W. Wehlo was the guest this
. game. yesterday. 1’
The New Canaan basketball
won two docialvoviotoriea Thursday
night over the Glenbrook second team
and the. strong Ridgefield team. The
preliminary game between the Glen-
blrooi; second team and the Y. M. 0.
team was clean and remarkably‘fast.
George Stevens, who played forward
fortho Y. H. C.. but up one of the
prettiest games ever seen here. will . .l
he was annihilated again and min n9
be accurately dropped the ball into the
coveted not. Stevens is 'a comer. and
a great deal may be expected of him
when he is older. Bowl. Rutledge.
Thomas and Doyle all played well and: .
their team work was what defeated
tho (ilenbrook boys. Walker. La
Roche. Murphy, Tyler and Matthews
made up the visiting five andIhad they
been more familiar withthe atyla of ‘ .
olive-backed baskets.,as used here.
they undoubtedly would hive made a
better showing. The score was 38.18.
The big game proved, as calloctod, erg ,
, citing and detidodly rough. Morrison:
played centerfor the locals against.
Wilson for Rldgeiiold. Morrison's
work, as usual. was valuable, to tho .
team, and by his system panning be
enabled the others i make a very
good showing. Johnson, Donna, Kel-
lay and Woods all put up a (not lrticle
of ball. and had the Ridwiiclda pretty
well bewildered at the end of the neo-
ond period. There was mighty last.
work by both teams. howover. and the
spetiator‘s were kept in a constant:
state of excitement until tho odd. Kol-
lctz. Thomas, Abbott and Martin are
husky players, and are lost in the floor
work. They made a game fight and
.held their own until the 9nd of this _
second hath-when the Regulars surged. .
ahead. winning by the decisive victory
0133433. After the games there was
dancing and the visitors enjoyed tho
affair as [meats of tho local boys until
midnight.
WEST
,‘NORWALK
A little son arrived early on New
Year's morning at tbe‘homo of Mr. 8nd
Mrs. Frank Glover. ,
2 . .
Miss Annie Johnson. of Elisabeth,
N 1., spent N91»: ,Y99r's with Mr. and
Mn neatly '19. Miller 1.1”ng 'Nor- :I
Walls.
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The Bridgeport police telephoned to l
Chief Thomas motherland that W”
wanted Frederick Bishop; of Not-walk:
The call wafirobeived yesterday alter-
noonftnd paptaln Thomas Hunt found
his man, who lives with Joesph Britta, I
in Smith street. later in the after-
noon. The aridgoport police were ab-
sixteen rem ISO The recu'lar ser- Brooklyn navy yard and WA; delight- “"10"“! ‘0 W“! 3‘3“” 3"“
vices will be hold both in «the morning
throughout the day. Tomorrow even-
in; the Sunday school will have its
fully entertained by Qt. Kennedy on
The pupils or Cent'ar school and the
Bishop is said to have stolen a bl- -
Icycio in Bridgeport recently. The po- .
lice captain mum the bicycle. as
well as his man yup-m about Inap- ;
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