William Tobey.I 8.. and Horace Air
fortI Chester.
L LEaIst Norwaik with. its steel columns
. weekly prayer and praise meeting that
“will be held at the Swedish Congre
4 and requested. .
L will be held at the Advent Christian
4'4 Teeple will occupy the pulpit and
LL '4 The gospel meeting that was held W
‘ at the East Avenue Methodist Church[ Wills Nickei‘fioli of Highland avenue
' or the river" south oi the bridge. The
barge has mow been moved to the 4-
west side oil the river on the safe side
0! the bridge and the work is being
carried on in earnest there.
wow.“ so. ' “I . a
Mend; in N Cannon ‘4 ,II 5..
. I illness.
L uuiie ill with rheumatism {a siishtiv latter together with their sons,;,.idli
The East Norwoiir weather prophet;
beaming the outer harbor and noting
the presence or the gulls, predicted
m
Mrs. W. ii; Flatt, who has been the
guedt at Mr. and Mrs, Samuel Maud.
of North avenue, for some “W3; has
returned to Rowavton anoi- being the
posit” or several ”Idem oi irfsuds iii!
ow York clt'y,: ' 4. I. .
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“not this place, have trillion position
an oyster openers“ in a new plant in
'5. 4 4',» . 4' Dr. and Mrs. Howard G.‘ Stevens and
‘ non Francis and Miss Cora Hailett, at
{New Proston. were the guests Tuesday
night at Mr. and Mrs. Earl F Thomas .
oiI Rowayton avenue. The trip wash
made in Dr. Stevens automobile.
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The railroad company has reached
{which will support the trolley wires
ior the new electric system.
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Rev. ‘Mr. Vahlstmm will lead tho Dr. 'Mtiltlce Einstein adeLI'LquLnLily
have closed their house on Rbmyton
avenue and have gone to New York to:-
national Church this evening A lsrse,tne winter months. Later in the sea
otendance at this meeting i6 iirzed‘son it is the intention of Dr. Bugstein
. to go South in his yacht. the, ‘Voladore'.
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The regular weekly prayer meeting
Mrs. Henry beach and sons Henryg
Land Oliver. have returned to their
home in Brooklyn alter spending aiew
days with Mi. and Mrs. H W. Gole Of
It is hoped that there M11 be Rowsyton avenue. Mrs. Cole went to
‘ildrooklyn with her daughter tor a short
visit.
Church this evening. Rev. George M.
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last: evening was largely attended who has been ill for the past 6 try iihs
The singing of the womens chorus nae resumed his work with the Norm
met with the approval of the enthu~ walk Lock company, Smith Norwulk. i
sinstic audience
was received and appreciated by all. in health, which news his friends are
----—-- glad to bear. .
The East Norwalk politicians are :LL
gradually recovering from the enacts; Fred Pennoyer and iamlly of East
”is“ 25.119“! almost expired as a the corner of Rowayton avenue andl
“’9‘" wigdnversation ”WWW“, Ponnoyer street and Rovinyton wanna;
are sitting back and awaiting develop- recentiy vncated by Colwsnd ”NW
men“ iii myie niobium retain) piginiieid.
N. J to reside.
Charles G. Adccok one pleasantly
surprised by a authoring oi Triends
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The soundings for the new bridge,
LLLwhich are being carried 1"“ ly,
have been completed on the eaétL‘ de
avenue A most enjoyable evening“ was
spent in games music and all flirt goes
to make a good time and lately! n the
levenipg refreshments were so La and!
all departed let their respectiv homey
declaring they had a line timed; '
«mow—hib- E ' i
on Monday night alter the Liegular
. Limeoilng at the ”9‘1???" o: thegioiji diclnl
‘L !board of tLhLe Methodist churn at” the
denies
W. Stevens, who with his familyilLsI oc‘
been visiting relatives in Brooklyn. pyng'rt ‘in'arrlid «M hauls" lid
[on Rowayton avenue, and he was pro
wanted with a silk umbrella ln recognie
titan or his services angler» oi the
. rdltLd'r thirty grill» 4 or}? fitevons.
ceerLwii be 31421312 gt their, iwfliiilaiwn WW? WLiiumitiiié
Methodist church this evening. allied ““3 gentlemen r their kind
§ronieinbrance William E Mobilize hag;
Mrs. Earl Thomes or Itowaytoa ave~ succeeded Mr. Stevens as clerk. :31
nue has recovered from a three weeks ‘ ‘ M 2415’ 44
ATho many Mend. on Mr. and Mrs}.
A..B Cleverly, of Crockett avenue.»
Robert Barclay, Jr. who has been will do inlerost‘ed to Ll‘corii Ltliat the}
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Russell Br dwoy has begn visiting
improved. Waugh
LL LLILLLLLL fififlifigi—‘gatlfawuy, of :wafi-mnm “ELM? Moltke, 0‘
a .
turns Lil! 'lhiouiduuy night the cabinets
in the popes room The income
or the, Boclallats is. n scores of great
gratincotion co the members or the
party here. 4‘ 4 . .
surprised at her-4 home in Not-own Tues- '
day evening.
.1054 the evening together.
dance furnished amusement, without
the various other games at which
decorate-544 tor the occasion. Japanese
The £93820” appeal Mr. Nickerson is very much improved '
u appointed administrator on the condo
. .‘L3bowod that the plaintld is the ’ son
mistake vies uranium more} gum
Who hiardaimi‘OoidWQlim liar ll .
owmmrwch sluice rmflLL WWW” LL
5”“! of“ thin “a
4 potatoes from New Ycrw state.
the Ho. bur American inure. sailin
tLoLn avenudilds been visiting relatives" to 8' a
in Danbury. .
The regular weekly prayer meeting
will be held this evening at the Bon-
tist church.“
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Harvey .S. 4Ai2liart, 4ihe Rowayton
postmaster. hoe reclvod a car build or
Major and Mrs. R. Livingston lino-
luey will close their house this week
and go to New Ydrk city for the winter
months.
L Rev. 1". 'A. Cunninghum. who has
been spending-several do” in New
4, on state. has returned to him home
‘ in acumen avenue. a
Wu
dolin- Coolant“. the artist has haul-
house bout out or the sister and
t it into moor queried. on the
Wyn near the Oberloniior Launch .
aver-
Hrs. Iatiniloy limousine mu enema
oil on at the rum: Hospital is m
ting m. nicely and will my be
onto torsion: to her hiding on minim}
auto have ion their mums: house and L
some to Mow Tori: oi
. pectL to be. in. Paris about December
. _ eGorge Davis of the West Side. hair»
;L‘~L . gone to Jacksonville. Fla. for the win-
: tor" Wmonths
Tuesday. November 12th, with Paris
Lu an obiectlve point includbd
their itinerary will be Bongo, Morocco.
Venice, Milan, the ltalion umbe-
noa, Monte Carlo and Nice. They one
link. .. Their many irlonds in this sec:
tion will wish them a pleasant very».
age. . ‘
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All the democrats Were happy in
Rowayton Tuesday nlgm. alter the re
turns were received. The quarters o".
the Bellanca Fire Company" secured to
be the chic! plan of attraction. the”.
turngIbeing received there. Capt”)?
l. stereos, who is a staunch democrat
and who each presidential year ho; a
banner erected in front oi his mil
dance on Rownyton avenue. “upon
coolly satisfied and felt that in: mono?
um not upended in vain till. your at
least. Great w» the niacin; when it
defied sud many a resident um ohmic
M ii! the err “Three cheers for born
a W . ‘ _ 4
Thu residents ‘6: hotels mm are
«sperm mom thth_
ours or. contort m on
was known that Donovnn had been oi. .
the one «i L tlo
seven votes in the.
the Wbibitlonlito \
Miss Bessie Shelton was pleasantly.
’L‘ liter friends called them
A barn
much tun was had. The barn had been
lanterns were strung about the place,
giving it a pretty appearance. The Cir-
cola Mandolin Club furnished music.
Phonograpbic selections were pla‘ydd
by Mr. Ashton. A merry eveningjngas,
hadIby.all, and the party‘broke up at
a late hour. Everyone expressed
themselves as having had a happy
time.
unit: in“ or: our
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(Continued tram first case.)
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months of his life Tile testimony
and only. heir I-st. iawol. Chariot! W
Caldwellwbuirrthe latter idin4m2llV6
with his family during the lad! 35
years. ythe. administg‘ator. they
:piaLlnliLi! knLoLLwiiigL that his '
last evening at his home on Weill Side v.“ account leih the Norwalk Sam
Bank, presented. a claim Tor all no '
moneys in the. bank. The bani; re:
fused to give up the bank book to the
administrator on the ground out Lfd‘
was the“ property of Sarah Thompson,
IWLanted Lie Maggy Hurl; L
EaveJiLii-s yrhonrp'edu the Mid boon
outright. that bormted: 40 I
her; anmhdmuwtlydf stunted i.
Mll‘i'hfl’ the hem when on) mow
lives Mrs. Thompfion’ howdrofl'is a
has
not been living {with bdl"furL tLliLe also
four or Lill'eL your; in.“ Caldwell; ii
boon incipient oetoroqiln: death glint
iirs. Thompson getu divorce soil
could momma.
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iii-b Thompsorii gills“ her support a" son. in “mm" “a family in
from her children and by unsold
headers, Mr. ICLaldweil‘ we}; to W)
with139;'l;hompoo§e lo the :lfitio: "3
or ill Nomi-u. .Thdniom the .416-
Will numemmmeuy
and she’l’u‘e'a'rd libr‘mdtlier‘ihyt t Clo
mount. but ici‘ “the“‘chiliiroo.
“well“ we.» ‘Aiso in the hihit of is
Ithi witness to picture choirs LfiIoLLtuiL‘day
‘nixliin. and once asked her it one
would not like it it he was her helm:
She laid that. Mr Caldwell" white to.
her another» four or live tiniesfiilnrhor
bobbing about the divorce and liar
I'marriuge.
Unable to Write. It»
flhoI inclined that three days haters
lie died film: on his death isdf.‘ he
called for his book book. lie
”for smile (older sister of the wit 3
and the with hurriedly lonliiio
Illouio paid went the room '22“.
audio is working" and uncommon
hours. when Eadie m iii-om: into
the room than was present William
Word (older brother oi the Minion).
4
turned to Bottle and my: be
tour-ii Thompson. " The will!“ Lucid,
that Min ”chimed:
L with menus in turn.
his brother. '1‘ J ideal!
but! lied with up IiLevere 00141.:
I leriloLon vaLLitlLiWMi-s. D. Mother.
atternoon with Miss Grace Hall.
South Norwalli and moved this-4 week.
Scott {Elkhordt Tuesday morning. She
weighed 7% lbs.
kins and Mrs. Saybrook spent gunday
atternoon?‘ with hairs. Holland. ‘
Graduate Hospital iii New York nov-
01 Charles W Caldwell Who died ploy ilug been operated on ior appendicitis.
0’ their 91902101199”!!! ““1 the “m'L Orange have moved into the house at 24,1911 and who was a boarder It is doing nicelyp my, mother returned
Mrs. Thompson's home the last. slur;V home Sunday .* I. ,
a?!” nitric
l’i‘be,‘ defense is that Mr.Cnldeel:il“
his dmwm? LL.
4‘= buried the magistrate hel' nil
guano a
barn munch are m inhib-
ilm
With 0? 'Mi".
. pchool.
The witness said that In WWI ,
“on '1ij44
43. carton boom W'F'rl'fltlay Afternoon
Mrii. (ii-Litcher liuL‘ zone to her home ,
in England tor a visit. 2
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William Mead spent Monday Lwith
no. Elia KnicPLnum is coalition to
MrII'. James Bates spent Monday at-
Mlsor Emma448tur‘ges spent Monday
Moanlbin has taken a position in
A baby girl was born to ill". and Mrs
M.”
Misses Lucey, Elsie and Clara Tonin-
Master GeofWeed who is in the Post ,
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' . I: formin’ sortot went out 0' faith.”—
unorpor'a Ween
,‘: 'fiL’L‘ . 2’ suturing; 2,3o to a; co overdue 7: oo to11:00
v~ 3' d .
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Mrs Sarah Watmury one visitor
in mnnon.Merday.
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Mrs. Lnrnold, of flooding. was La
guest yesterday of Mrs. lift-unit LHLLAW
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guests'fi‘niloiiiy; or Mrs. 11.1%. Turner.
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‘Mr. Land Mrs. came- Bank. or nox-
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. Mrs LoLvtigfiori‘L; nix aidLLdln. ride
ry. Burr «commie, have been
turned Morris his
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No sessions were held in our
my. teddy, the dumb» moduli oi
naohury. to visit in. mm error:
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Mm. Arthur Bennett. Miss India:
Bennett. Chester and Charles podium
of Nomlk. have been calling on
“on“; 4 ;
Weston members of the “dim
hunch or the. Nudlworly Guild will 4?
attend the annual mound in West-
port. this alteration.
Iii-IL macaw Wu has no-
lire. Aurelius Andrews. _
mason n
orient it you
lame to her bonus on tile M aide .
‘ sum floodlit] Mom weeks with
Will“ in
L'LLIoontLy oli‘Woodworlu. , I
There in a friendly atmosphere in:
4 the presence of much woodwork—not
painted wood, but wood finish“ or
show the beauty or its natural growth ,-
aunt is entirely lost in on mouse
«smooth. hard point. its ‘ 3
lights dad io'fl. shades form a for mom
ratio! bathroom! that any paper-6.4 ,I
surface. and its strength and doubly
git! make u. mdilnluh ideal for a.
nascent the feeling ot
stability that belongs'
to the true“ homowfluburbon LiieL.
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Lm“ mum (rundown to the Latrobe
,. Settlements. The contemplated I”!
Eight Who Deserve Slaps. -
Illiight men who deserve to he also:
pad on the face: He irho amt.” a
man of power: he who enters a hoop: 4
uninvited and unwelcomed; he who
given order: in 4a house not his own:
he who takes a seat shove big you
lion; he 'who speaks to one who do“ I
not listen to him: he who intruded on
the ccnvemtion of others:
seeks favors from the nngonerous, and
he who expects love (ruin his eno-
""Well“'LL Lucid Huntley until! to the
old countryman to whom kg was git
ing s lift our the highway, “how's,
farming mound here?” :Bod.” soid’
the bountfiymiso, ‘I‘ndwerfui
with the reminded: tunibi' shutters
L and the tumors turnin' son-gore J
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L Mr. Tompkins has taken, a contract loo-From Persian 8“
to build a modern chicken-coop at Mri m ' a ' log
I Nichol's place in New Cannon.
4 Haiti ‘i‘loioo.
, - 8M Rules in ail-lo.
“It to a misdemeanor lo throw a
piece of waste paper upon i. Porto!
W if euclidean man drop =‘
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and Benteen the flanks. Benteen became lost in the bills and Reno
“tailed. Unconscious of his loss ol’ support,
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The Pursuit of the. lndians by British Bill
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