The naturi‘ii smother: who are
. Mill
The Connecticut Company mi
placed rails at the corner 0! Fifth and
\ ’ cold weather sets “in.
The Young people's Society of ID)"
iV votlonal meeting, tomorrow ”evening
, at the Advent Christian church.
_‘ Rev. George'M. Techie will occupy
the pulpit and preach at the morning
and evening services that will he
held at the Advent Christian church,
tomorrow. ‘
V Rev. Mr. Vahistrom will occupy the
pulpit and preach at the morning and
evening services that will he held at
the Swedish COngregational church.
tomorrow evening. . "
The entertainment given in Music
Hall, last evening. for the benefit of
the Home for the Aged was largely
attended by East .Morwalk people,
several of whom tool: partdn the var-
ious sketches. '
”4——
Mrs. s 'W Kelly, of Seaside avenue.
is among the amateur gardeners of
East Norwalk who have raised unus-
uailli large vegetables This morn-i
lug LHommedieu Brothers are dis-‘
playing a giant carrot which Mrs.
Kelley raised and which resembled Vin
size a small melion. ”
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Mr. and Mrs. George E. smith, or
the corner of. Fort street and Vin
Zant street, are celebrating the ill-
tleth anniversary of their marriagel
‘ today. They were married in Georgel
town, and there was hix inches or
. snow on the ground: and it was one
of the coldest days that winter, Their
daughter, Mrs. Frederick B. Hallocli.
and her husband, who have been vie-l
siting here, have returned to Washing-l
» ton. ‘ [
N.
Church is fortunate in that ”has ae-
cured VAVVttorVnVVe ..
censor lifeline" denote-re nigh light»
over yet agreed at to what constitutes
' success; and, as success, after all is
merely a comparative term. this topic
will be one of unusual interest Mr.
miles is a clear and forceful speak-
”or, who has a way of so impressing
his hearers with the homely truths oi
5- ligatha't they are not easily termiten‘.
~A cordial invitation is extended uto-
every man in East Norwnilt. to attend.
Tomorrow at 12 m.
-A aeriea oi special meetings ll being
held in the Rowayton Method-t hips.
canal Church under the direction oi the
poster 'Rev Rilgeway F. anion %
uww
~ V 5 No one has yet appeared to take up
the plumbing business of the late nu-
doiul: A. Milli, who will drowned in
the local harbor during tnamim lulu-
mar.
Russell Hall hu tenured I position
with Liverylnau Edward J. udrlm.
The nowaytun Yacht Club, having
gone out at chmtuinion tor the moon.
will not hold any more mailing dur-
iogilie winter. but molten and enter-
taiumonle «will be Vplauuod tor the
sprint and annular moon.
There we. a mil attendance at the
3mm Service last annual; in the
Val-thorium Church Services will be
‘ continued next wool: mall“ Moi»
day end nature-y creator lull ow
.riaa begins at 7:30 Widow
diuiiy invited to attend that m«
m evening will burrito trait iii Mm
" "Oovc‘streets, and will lay them before ‘ ‘
al Workers will lipid in weekly ile- ‘
. town, Monday. Al
The Men's Class of the East Avenue
fi‘i? ‘2
Jack Alhin, who illia accepted a po
“bloat of tile plliii‘t’I mm W .
Perfection“
. We don’ t ‘
lose any business on no-
‘ ~count ofacoldstore. I've
always had a Perfection
at home, so I just applied ..
the ideahere.”
For store or home. the .
Perfection is the handieat f
and cheapest heater you
mental. lnnpnuive. '
can.find
hunteryun.
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STANDARD Oil. COMPANY OF NEW YORK
"in. holln‘ warmth for a .
tingle (moo oiail. Can
be carried whine"
v needed, No smoke or
smell. Reliable. Ora-w
WEST ,
NORWALK
'Miaa Knuna Peterson has purchased .
-a cow. - , i Edward Rutledge
Dietzflo visited at New York recently.
and ateplten
Theodore smiley. is hoarding with
friends in town- V
Rev.
nicely after his recent indianoaltioni
J I
Vincent St. John has taken a posi-
m tion with the 'Barker Truck company.
William Masha spent Sunday with . ' '
i
relatives in twin. e |
Charles Buriis visited irionds in
The Conquest Bible class has plan-
There will be a sum: at the Union
Chapel this Friday night. i
13“.: spen‘t Sunday
this evening.
.WSIHM opening day a
alloyed mil/Jill" drunk
occasion. ’
r as Mildred ,
‘ ‘“ for such an
riends in Bid point.“
aition in Norwalitf ui5ved Monday.
Miss Grace Hall spent last Sunday
afternoon with Miss Pearl Morehouse.
'York Thursday alter eulnaierlng at
their horns. '
Thanksgiving festivals are beiné‘ari
ranged for. Several entertainments
William and “Nelson Mead enjoy are being <planned now. 5
ed a pleasant deli iuVBridseport, Mou-
day.
A ullnstrel show will
Mr. and. Mrs; 8“. Rice and son
Clarence. hpent Saturday in Stam-
ford. '
(er the Christmas holidays.
The (3. Herbert Johnson house on
ii. and. Vim William can 0! Sum M by M, and M“ Johnson,
inner street more, "spent Sunday
with Thomas Mead.
The Woman‘a Club will hold
W” regular meeting this afternoon. A
A number °f irienda ”my“ a inuaical has been planned for outer
week-end visit with Mr. and Mrs tainmenl.
Edgar Ellen. int melt M
M Mr. and Mrs. Edward Stilimn, at
Charles Mellon, who in spending a Troy are ”ending “ low yak, at mg
day with friends in town. Stamford avenue.
driving Jones in resting u comfort-
ably in can he expected at the min!
lord hospital. The operation won his
knee was a willful one, realm-in;
8W can.
Mu. Ella Knlrum has fully recov-
ered irolu laminae which one has
been troubled with im- aural weeks.
The Jolly Fire club of this town he
handed a masquerade dance at Cran-
hury, int Friday evening. There
were several other young mill. there
from this town had New UM”,
I
Thursday, despite the stormy weather
rlurid delays on the main line. The two
our train with all additional motor h”
Matter mf'fi Wm, Who ”.1! ml! Mn. “”4 a", mt f” 0‘”
to the Port Graduate Howltal in New
Will» having 1M ‘1‘ MW“ '0' The tableaux at St. Marin, Wed
WWW. “turned to hit home my, were intonation Amalia the
M 8W”. iii. 099ml” Mil” moat intimation were: "Mali-t and
been a complete alumna.
All» main Holder. at New Yorii
simulwhumtaoonnloo: lune
mammalian“. flam-
Bridal Party." "little lied main;
flood." "lAdy oi mullet,” "Puritan
Golan to church: Wilt dinner was"
”WW: and arm Ionianm'mi‘ho
. the water
P. J. (Theory is getting along >
lied a supper and entertainment for V
S Wednesdéj. 3’
.“Mr” and Mrs. i-‘ail returned to have;
. . i
be given by
the ilaughters of Rebekah shortly 9D
South 'Main street will soon he occu ‘
its
till" '09“ in New 30”". “Wm Blin- home of Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Terrill. of ‘
The branch trail: kept on time’well'
pie were somewhht late ‘
tram llhrttord. owing iii the had
weather. The witneehea tor the mo 3
. . pie were Mrs. Marhhdil Stohrna,Mra.
' (3.0. Wothlnghanl Mrs. H Iii. Rollers,
Min Winlimd Hall Henry J. warren.
(f, Dr 0‘8haughneahy and Poor. Burr.
The Water Company tried to show
that. to an accident which occurred
~ last lingual was an. the condition at
. ‘ the water.
by the witnesses
, allowed
The evidence submitted
for the plaintiff
the water had hood in
poor on ltion {or a long time helm-e
the. uncalled accident and that the
' . subject of the poor water had; iieen
lane at continued discussion.
- Marshall humus toldct her mum
Mril.
Dentalwlih new Canaan’s water. Sam.
said that one couldn't think at bathing
Jill the water much less drinking it
Mine Winifred Hall spoke of the water
as: "terrible.” Dr. D'Shaushneaay
showed that the water was far below
' the standard. Over $20,000 hul- been
paid Wolfei & Orr for weildrlliing.
owing to the necessity for having pure
drinking water. Prof. w. H.‘ ‘ Burr 's
statements in regard to the upper and
‘ g lower gates made important. evidence.
The stream feeding the upper reser-
‘r volt rulia. dry, which necessitated the
opening of the lower glitch. he no
‘eulilulaiio‘n or leaves anovveaéetation
also accounts for this had condition at
it was ate-toll. Vlhat the V ..
coat and maintuluaace of a altering
plant would not be large and would in-
sure a much better quality of water
roriNew Vcanaan than the nVlVVuddy brand
which all: been given. a. L. acoael'd
oiV. orVd appeared as counsel for
the mutually. and Schlitz di Bliwa'l'da
(or the venom.
. \
When the vacant property“ 3.3.1..-
Adv. and sell it.
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hi. on.
pun
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""‘ tarnished. Mrs. G. L. Frothiuilham
loo exudate use a Sentinel Want .
5‘ . thing idly rooms used
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hire. (license
entertaining
Nellie Halioran: oi
Danb‘ury. .
Mr. and Mrs: Richard Do,vih
South Wiltoii‘ have been recent guests
at Mr. and Mrs. John Davis.
Miss Genes. a teachathrom thelior-
rnai college at Danbury. has been i
recent guest oi Miss Alice Mervin. .
Mrs Wilson and Mn. Holmes oil
Orchard street, spent Thursday and
Friday with Miss Harrihtt Olmhtead.
w m I
Miss Carpenter and Miss Rundie
have temporarily closed their college
and are visiting friends in Mamaron—
eck. .
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Mrs. Harry Miller, Branch Secretary
at the Girls,‘ Friendly Society attend
ed the annual convention. in Stam-
lord on Wednesday.
it.
Luncheons {or the De'inocratic and
Republican voters were served at the
homes of Mr W. K J. Hubbeli and
Mr. Stephen Thayer on election day.
me...
A nieasant library tea was given
Wednesday attel'hid'tl‘l'i", in Wilton Lila
Gas Stay e. Just the
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heat is not censtaaiiy
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Mr. Morrison-tit New“ London V has
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"MADE ii. M8“, Gilli. liliil'i'ii Hill Ailil WEST 878.
rary, to numbers or thel civic. [Angus
and others interested
aide. The matte also held its usual
monthly m'eetinx.
the social
at la'pianned to build a hall in wu-
ton ’tor the purpose of holding enter-
«ammonia. etc. it is purpooed to build
an auditorium 41360 ft with wings,
one for the accolnluodaiion oi the Li-
‘llrary Association, the other for hold
in; meetings or various associations
ouch as the Civic League. A meeting
or the Library Association will
held in the near future to vote on the V
question 0! renting quarters in the
be
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hocking need.
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FOR SALE BY
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L. a M. j
PAINT
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It is by far the- cheapest paint to .
use, not only in its am cost, but he-
cause of its great durability as well.
A lull assortment of colors always in V
stock. ‘ ’f
CHAS. a. now ;:
South Norvvalk.
Vo-
Washington St.
L #-
_ Popular [Amusements
is sills
lions.
China. V
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‘
vemtility
dienne
grant sketch.
Step in the
I“ The election is over and our country
Now for another grand
«up—u.—
m
wan-—
sumrile novelty bill.
at the brilliant winter season at the
Palace of Varietien.
HQYT’S
Notable engagement of the New Yorh
Hippodrome hit,
Mueller, Houghton &'
Mos her
The sensational“ motor cycle riders, in
‘the most daring and thrilling (eats
ever wilneeaod Here in a rare treat
(or motor cycling.
Special added langhiddg feature,
Blanche Holt'dl Co.
in “The I‘ll“ madam" ’A playiet cl
screamingl'y funny lines and situa
'
Third week
Special added laughing feature.
Sailoys '8: Co.
A distinctly digiarsnt athletic novelty.
The star 0! the Royal Theatre, Pollin,
i
A character impersonator oi infinite
Modal IMMliOI by ,
Sadiellelim. Keig aid
The genius pianist and uprightlyeolne
comm; COO"
ELITA PROOTDR Oil! and co.
The atar of “The Greyhound." in a
Dreamlan i
i l .i ‘ia “it”.
New Management.
U. ndci
North- Main Street South Norwaik
snowma TODAY.
The Moat Stupendous Production
Ever Conceived in: the Entire Hiswr
01’ Life MotiOn Pictures.
“DUSTER'B LAST Fifii-i'l'.”
Eldon “101“ Film
in Three Wonderful Reels
All in Addition to Regular Program
‘I'ltno Cmpicto‘ Show: Tonight.
j 7% no, who am.
Doors Open at 6:30.
Adminion-iOc To One and All.
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~01.me
Rilliliii 8 Hill
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TODAY:
THE COLONEL‘S iii/Alli), a great
ml New till picture. which 3
should not mil-I.
Aloe Dillon. all at which are good.
comiiEWiEi-ohv:
When LeeSumnder ‘
This is another arm 2 reel .
m victors under the name of"
not." by which We the“ .13 ,,
$11th on mm‘t'f’t Till-Pia V .
am 0 cream our _
aver endow! thin company. ‘H
humid: ”in humeral
and 2.000 whirls w mm are
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