' hert Bogart has moved his house-
hold onsets from Adeavlew avenue to
Bedside place.
Miss Marion L'liummedieu, oi How-
an street. spent yesterday as the guests
07 Rev and Mrs. irving Smith at their
home.
m
A Yesterday' a weather conditions were
well nigh perfect for a tall day. al-
though somewhat warm for a Novem—
her day. ,
V The natural growthers returned to
the oyster beds of! Bridgeport today
V, alter spending the Sabbath at their
homes. .
a
“Charles Btabel, of, East Norwaih has
donned a position as oyster opener at
he Pughe Brothers’ establishment, in
i't Cheater. ‘
. The work our took a'zsng oi‘men to
“the cerner of Fifth street and Coho sv-
ue thl3 morning where the new trol-
ey tracks are being laid. ‘
The monthly business meeting of the '
v Mayflower Hook 8; Ladder Company
"will he held this evening in its quan-
. tors, in Van Znndt street.
“m
. Rev. George Teeple occupied the pul~
pit and premixed at the morning and
evening services that were held at the
Advent Christain church yefltoi‘day
This evening the Sunday school board
plastics w'iii he held at the church.
and tomorrow ermine. at All o’clock.
thovpaator w A meet the portend!
workers at the ohhmh Thursday eve.
plus the usualprayer mesons. .
William'Lee Ward. 01 New York. a
summer resident of Hickory BlulI. was
a visitor at his property. yesterday.
mm
A. B. Cleverlcy and family lel‘t‘ Row-
ayton today on route for Europe.
where they will make a tour Vol never-
bl weeks.
A regular meeting coincidence Fire
Company will be held alt-tho head-
quarters this evening at 8 o'clock and
all marchers are requested to he
present ‘
Mrs. Andrew J. Bell. who readies
with her daughter. Mrs. J. E. Vincent,
0! Rowayton avenue, was taken seriA
in a critical candition.
i "Wm
The tumor «u. known more. “Lady
Perkinm'f ,owned by Captain E. H
Smith. of Rownfion. for the last "25
years. diode dew days ago of old age.
The weekly devotional meeting at
the Epworth Léague was held at the
Adam Avenue Methodist church last?
She was thirty-eight years old and
has been a pensioner for tour or five
years. She was probably the oldest
horse in the town. _ .
.y. .
evening. The meeting was largely
attended. ‘ ‘
The me‘l‘ebplc's aegis” at 'W
.:- a] Workers held its weekly devotional
‘ ,. meeting atA the Advent Christan:
“church yesterday. The meeting was
largely attended.
l
The Men‘s Class of the‘East Avenue
‘ Methodist Church held an enthusiastic
meeting yesterday. The meeting was
largely attended and the lesson decid-
dly instructive and interesting.
9
r
Rev. Mr. Vahlstrom occupied the Vpul-'
pit and preuched attire morning and
W6 sififce‘s were i'arg'éi'y at’f’é’fi-
. Agmvl’tfifi’i‘. .Mv-z' not"!
V lnsley Reed of this place has taken
L‘s
(- out recently opened in Port Chester
A by the Pughe Brothers. A number or
” local oyster-man have secured employ-
Vnent there.
. .
. Thomas Village, the. veteran violin
"manufacturer. hasnumhssed a place in
Howard avenue and is having the
'élllil in arrears. Unless the detlciency
lie diet. the directors will not make i
s “o; the writaropdnliig esiahllhhéb ‘
house, thereon. thoroughly repented , . ‘
Rev. master D. D. o! WM coll-V
; The diroetorl at the: Village Im-
rimmed: Society still hold a meeting
ously ill last week. and is at present-
Be‘r’tsltoiia and so
‘ Minnesotans swund Adria-
seals the doom is; the Turkish stront-
hold. ‘
The operations hogan at daybreak
on Thursday... Following their usual
A Z. brilliantly successful tactics the in! V
series infantry advanced in the dis
rection of the torts under cover of a
lrom the forts to deliver a counter!
attack. , y A«
It was then the turn at the Bolder-J
tan s heavy slope artillery, which from
every point or the surrounding hills.
raised a terrific. hall at projectiles on
moment, new track companies or Turks
marching ‘out from the city and tho
torts toward the Bulgarians whchon-
tinuedoaimly to draw their lines closA
or around the torts.
The accurate tire of the Bulaarians’
his guns began to tell at’ about 10 o'-
clock .ln the morning, when thegunc
in the tort on Mount Karatel' began
to slack in their reply. The tart had
been swept by a heavy storm. 0!
shells for several hours. the great
projectiles .‘hurstlng risht over A the
works.
The silent . Turkish-
maanwhiie'.. resisted stubbornly the
gradually began to» waver.
Suddenly the command “Fix hayogA
nets,’ rang out thorn the Brawl!!! 01‘?
noel-s and-then» cheering wildly. the
Bulpamn infantry dashed ior'ard.
and the Turks brains and ran toward
the city. A
.- At about noon Ath'er Bulgarian dithere-
in the library on Friday evening. at
which time they will report concert»
in; the prospects of. continuing the
lights for another year. A canvass
ot the village will he mode fills week
(or subscriptions for the coming rear
'and for the deiiclt which is not yet
eliminated. Sererol subscribers are
fluttered uo'ovmr the-1m“ of Bartel-
tone. but Populism still held out}
The Balance nouns were divided
Aiuto three columns which made only
very slow‘prosreas and for a long
time the fortunes oi the day. seemed
uncertain.
a new contract. Are not the lights of
Isl'itilolent help and protection in the
owning pointless that were held at the villus that fiver! mum? will suit- lane bringing the filth onA PapaatepeV‘“
Mb Congregational church yester- scribe even a snail amount to help Voleafiy in“ “any?” trill.
"hungry—fife aim-3M» v- w“ um“ .. ~ 25V
m?“ u .. ‘.~..urk‘>e:x .
f ”Jo-(4.9%“! no '
z. ~
.D-
Nonorou
.. "w
. aha repainted to’ taking" up‘ his real-
' deuce there.
1'
‘ Irving D. Robertson ol’ nu; place, is
, making preparation. to accompany :Al.
Jiihler in his trip to Florida in a motor
, flint. The party.
. started yesterday. postponed their trip
son might be enabled to close up his
allure.
'l'he-lliaat 'Norwslk improvement AI-
aooiption held a very enthusiastic meet-
ing lutweek at th, home a! Mrs. J.
w. Bancroft. Twenty-live members
were present and much seam
plenum the streets up and yards-Aw
tallied up and it is hoped that the Rt-
Wm and enthusialm will continue.
. The members oi the W. 0. RD.
who visited the Advent Ohrlntlan
church at East Nomads. were ack-
,W a hearty “looms. yesterday
mm. by Richard Blond superin-
uadent. and Rev. in «and meter.
woliubvzihoiMei-sandsehoh
" idiom pnrldsntottho
W. uses. m s M w,
Assam-t words hr 1.
ducted the morning service and
”touched in Bi bowl Church, Nero
ton, Eundly
Rev. Geo Benton Smith preached atV
which was to have holds mice. in the Methodist Church
on' Sunday. Herald worship at 10: 80.
until Tuesday in order that llr. Robert- and” ””091 n “.00”- EV”?! W01“
ship, 7: so.
Thchrwerd two-sales or real veatate
Vin Dorian last week. with mortgages or
thump. ‘Fer the first. week in Novem
her. last year. there were sly: ales and
mortar» or $18,969 but week's
were 'Oharlea J. min, to
We”
W “W“:
WWII.
Acid avenue.
of
veneer Liens" ears mum
on Macon WWI.
monomer, nor. rpm-pr the so
mission or as will or plum! omen.
loin m of no osmium
am Mel-n to public Weldon-
Mmthatththomtlihrnrv
Dollies Murmur u! this «to.
were made Loom. Principal map
serious still Allahtln.
the dense darkness 5. long dentin:
tray of light shot comes the sky ki’rom
one or- the crectc- Weld hy the (Bulgar-
tort
«itself another brilliant my shot out.
The cannon and ride lire which had
Mn slackeniugllnnwdiatcly
more brisk. while above the comba-
w’hlrled their immense rays around in
which little halls of white more
«used ‘hy the” bursting at shrapnel
‘ hosted like dies on s sunbeam. tool:
in: even deeper the surrounding
blackness which was communique
and there by ill-he‘s from thesmuulee
oi cannon.- rue roar of the at.“ 9nd
tlold Inn‘s dominated the rattling of
the rifld- volleys arid screeching. of
shells as they hurtlad through tho Ilr.
As had occurred at Kamicpe earlier
in the dot. the fire from the Papal-
tene tort hem distinctly to Mon.
There also the Dulurlan sic:- Amine
hadoaupod Charm “VWO
Ahmptly the'searehliphts were u-
anguished st allele ii ociocll at light
and the Bulgarian intently clarinet!
the tort at tho paint of the unmet.
Shortly salon unidulallt they had no-
oomo mentors at the Basilica and the
rum use. teen»; their dead A and
drip: by hundreds out!» field. ,
The tort or Pap-tonne onset the
831?; 9% “'3’ “2mm important lectures or in. me.
yes oi Adriano”. it e'oussuuuulii not
only the city less. but an m riser
wom-
Till-outwit the operations
EM. intonation to on new air-
stair.
We interesting 1WD 'ud the
‘w m «mm up m can
In wmwdtlpmm
ummamwmmmtiammmmw
flmwmqflc «,ummwlmmw
MW all idem on
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wwwm'
‘ are
warned by a correspou- A
-, , murderous hrs of shrapnel. The rpm»;
kish troops in their turn rallied out
the lines of the Turkish troon! mery ‘
infantry ‘n‘gdj ’
mum“ Mills-ace. hut their lines“
Nightfall found the fl'urlrs and Bul- ‘
Suddenly in.
tenth the aluminum; sealed. and;
an aeroplane: new Mend Worn
or the rum torts. cm W‘
ammmww
had sent the tech datum instead!s
brunoter‘v W “W
he laid. V iic‘atc “Million
meant to dive us, for Bentham stand
as the type oi statesman tor Little ndn
lions! Mensch A A
Twomt the inhabitants on constan-
tinopla were overheard nemone ‘
VVpeeu‘lisr dialogue. _ "What," pelted one
0! them, pointing to the Bosphorus,
”rum." replied the othefwlthout a.
smile, “are the ships we have takViili
from the Greeks" " ‘ A
Tile French admiral; who, owlnp‘ to
or; the international lies: at counters
dimple, has ‘heenobilaed to come to
a Aarnrsnxement with the other can»
manners in regard to the use of wire.
less. 0n thedrst- day orAAthe gather.
in; m the nest on the ships were.
working their apparatus at the same
time, causing great contusion. Now
each ship has 'been elicited a certain
hourxduring which it may telegraph.
LWiIJia'nVl 8...!)st is on my! only
in Bridgeport.
Mrs. W B. §Inlth has returned trout
avlsltlnflflltolu: "'A
5i: L. Emmi: 'o: Nbrwa’iir, like hers:
a ”visitor in' town. ‘
Rheumatism u... Remind
was mam in.),lgrheld.
Frodli Flatt is doingV entitle
palatini for A. Mooney. ~
~<d’~« Dunn-«~—
1yuan conney direct friend‘s.
\ Mrs. F. 8 Banks entertained walk
and iiwlfimw Jll “dig"
Mia: Louise Wampum has ”out.
several days with "lends in Can-
can:
'3!
, , . i . ' r
. the. Hand. {of Btrailord. la .ihe
guest of her Muster. Mrs. William
Nichols. .
.irom a visit with fir. and lllrc. ire.
Afl'mrim. “i.” 4.. V;
BEHIflLfilut. oi Cranhxirydi
Karim”: Anpehns Andrews.
who still remains an invalid.
lids mm armor-om
lever in the
”hero coloring afoot“ Mon iron!
hid dntlu at t3". Brooklyn Navy fetid.
Allin 3:th Rotter mwill claim her
Dual! Bill review this a.
lain town to spend the
New York
1's. Ilium mu
m:- in
latter an over-Sunday visit at their
home 'in mm "
W
Main unmannedomum
is! a the W m m1.
{one a was.“ mam m.-
Thu; one pinion called, on the
' All‘renoli ambassador to thank him tor.
the tart that the French government“ , '
is 2
implies and the concur-mum you
“are in these doreign warships?”
his seniority of rank, is in command '
:..‘
James Griffin spent last Veroning' I
,3'
mandamndrews has returned L
lint. LJQW dim-i ‘ A“ ‘
cemented»
J fichmhulslnisathla home.
”All
V and Mariette i
, Buckley returned in town ens moraine
m-{mwmudlitu,
1 L‘ it: than» it on; m.
Real Iliad. ind Insurance.
avn‘smtmmsna rest _ \ ‘
AND. DLADIED GUARANTEED
Open Monday and untrue)! evening
UNlTVED‘ BANK BUILDING.
South Moment. ‘ ‘
v
City National Bank
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DICOKA‘TORS " ‘z’
V10 Flu: It. ' not Hamill
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Loot: at Andy made and glorioua' ‘
‘ vaudevillemat. Art. beauty. talent
The Gills of the Gods in this wealth
AVEaepcnsive and extraordinary engage-
.V mcnt lilfrnent Williams and Jack
Goldberg presents the seuou’ a new-
‘ est mmicaik'cumadv ensemhla.
A spectacular girl «mm. with
‘j . hundred: soups; prettvi‘danoes and
j the funniestA"'situuiousA ' imesinnhlc.
' and The ‘Noledffliillltcn min.
the prettiest girls in all ataxciand
; A earload of scenic and electrical
spectacles.
v
Julian Dove's wonderlul novelty.
Viv knows FA’N,
n
VANT.
gnu-nun.
The Merry Entertainer.
' EL 00800
The Smart Comedian._
BORE.
JIM TENBRDOKE TRIO
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Most Perfect Girl in'Vaudeviile
FLORETTE.
“ The Athletic Girl. in a series. of dainty
equlpoise.
Mr. Bllhken 8: Chicks
Twelve clever people, tacitly elm.
Another artistic triumph. Special on-
sagement" of the Hammerstein hit,
Reproduced from his own original
inn paintings and posed hy'six henn-
tlrnl Frenchmodels. Nothing. great-
er. more beautiful ever presented.
*
Ellison minutes 0! music, inn and
, A melange of lively specialties.
Under A New Management;
North Main sweet, South Norwaiil.
snowmd TODAY.
The Mostfitxlpéri‘dhds Production
Ever Conceived in the EntireAliistory
Ol’ LifeAMotionA-Pictures.
«cusrsmsALAcr FIGHT.”
Biennium" Film.
in rum Wonderful Reels.
All in Addition in Regular Program
8
Three. Complctp Show: Tonight.
7: 00. 8: 15, 9: 30.
Doors Open at 6:30;“
Admission 10.: To one and All.
A. ,V».,
7L. &
PAINT
GOES. m w
it is by far the cheapest paint to
use. not only i'nrltsiirst’ cost. but be-
.V’
- VOLD --.
' Pidgin
nonwxcuwm. .. - :1:
EV ‘91“! ave“:
gm rill.
And “'98 “
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romowaow: ‘
A ' " When! eeSurrendercd‘
A great 2 reel w‘br platoon,
feature
3.
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M.
MATiNEl mo. ,, ‘
. svnmua mu '
Reunite. soc: cHlLDREN. so.
. Business except accords” and: Moll- _
use a Sentinel Want adv.
itiliil =
‘ m..i)mlykmtDN Y
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3
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battles 1.000 soldiers and 2 not 1%..» '
«powder used Dont miss this big
it you are not sure of your Job——
canoe or its great durability "as well.
A roll assortment of colors always in
noon. ' ' ’
unites. new
Washington's't. ' V. 'SeuthV ‘NoVnivalk.
u
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For WEIGHT ’6th
IMAM Propellers ales" Pier
. 28. Elli River. New Your tool
at Dover street) sever! hi (ex
cept Sudan-t 3p. in tight
received at Norwalk up m4 p
m. and South Norwain up to 5: 30
p. m. .V V .. . 1..
kNorwalll Stumbbu comm
Alain. J. we. 6. cl. l-lVo'leman.
Lance... General Agent;
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The most complete rental liVVsts are
always to he {onnd in the Want Col
union, where landlords and tenants
meal. ‘
menu in. Minoan ’ ‘
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