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Mr. Tahey'a dam bl Bethel.
'nehemanmolannlnxtoreapahao spending a few «yam il-loaoa in
, pony. in Newdlaven. spent Sunday-at enter as a freshman.
‘irtemporary bridge this morning. He
‘urday afternoon. The friends went ---
atlas no. and the mu m...
it was Help Rebuilt and Mlltieteneo
‘ (the ‘Wlol Mbany.”
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tree: a hustle-a trip to Benin.
The trolley line has been inward
iii Noroton hythe placing of new ties.
Dr. 8. G. Gent and familyfld Gracie
street, have”: to Hon W. Vt.
rrllo morning concert of some on 3 . "
the Washington street bridge was un-
usually loo today. - . i \
robe Hint, of item arcane, in ‘
”m" emu. ”1 PM“ ““3" on a banana esp to me Mich.
spent I"luiaterliay with her mother. Mrs.
John D. Falter and lamlly have re—
, . ., 'turnedtothi‘ho hBroold.
Willlun Tobey. eon ms and wits ° ' m y"
and two children. spent yeaterdaywlth William eleven; will enter a school
at “Home in New York in the near
tutors.
T1191!“ on Minna soon on Data
her 1. and the local oyatormon and
Elev Mr. W, of m
(loan. will occupy the -.M ill paw
next Sunday morning.
m“ “mm“ "w h" m" 'l‘he‘haltery of Mrs. Charles Muller
on Railroad avenue has been boat!!!
.out by Mrs. George Kraus.
vest. New 'York city.
Edward‘and (Starlets Tobey. who are {William Pinhey'lolt for Pauling on
workiat h the ateveua Oyster COIII‘ the Hudson, Thursday, where he will
The 'Warrenlte‘ pompany's opera-
'tions on the Post road has reached
.lAcadelny street, near Centre school.
their homsaln East Norwolk.
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‘ Mr. Hall of Pascale, N. J.. spent the
0m me 8 ammo amulet week-end with Mrs John a ran-l. at
i'aoe was who“ by those crossing the couple (1mm Bell island.
Miss Mary Louise Chancellor. of time
Post Road. loft last week for emu.
‘ N. Y. where she will resume her atnd-
was marked absent as the roll was was Marion Godrey left today for lee.
called. and. in fact. no odicer answer New Rochelle, where she will enter
ed to his name today. college for a course of study.
TRobcrt Murray and family, altar
‘Rlellance social Club will hold a it Or Ridge. have rem-”n9“ ‘0 ”‘9“
regular business meeting in theirfBlOOkll'n residence.
rooms tomorrow at 8 ojcloolt.
. Judgedohn J. Walsh and Charles
B. Dliworth, of Norwalk. had good
luck on their fishing excursion Sat i 7 J .
Mrs. E. H. Meyers, widow of the
Mrs. Kathrine Strobes. a summer former proprietor of the Tuber House.
guest oil“. and Mrs. Goo. F. Foote, has moved into one of Stevens‘ houses
has returned to her-home in Broklyn. on Maple avenue:
out in Judge Walsh's "Beulah" and
returned with a line catch.
Rev. J. W. Davis, former pastor of , .
the Mmflniatian‘Chnl-eh. occupied Mr. and Mrs, Charles Carlson have1 The peat olllce has a stove {for the
the pulpit, yesterday, both morning been receiving congratulations for coming winter. The outside has also
and evening. In the evening the has some thus over the arrival of a son at been improved by the laying of crush-
tor gave a. number of his remini- their home. ed stone in the muddy pieces of the
. ”
' sconces. Forty-five years ago the first W street.
Sunday of in; August me. My. 13mg Miss Elisabeth Penneil, who has i _.__...._—- 1
was ordained into the ministry. been termini for ”V011” years in The No License League is up to
A".
Weston has returned to 1‘91" home in date with a wagon advertising dates
McKinlye street of meetings, which circulates in all
parts of the town Buttons "with a his
“No" are being worn by “The How
Dry 1 Allis." .. .
Mrs. William H. Modemond. of Cot-
tage street. was taken to the Stamford
Hospital seriously ill of an illness
which she had since June. 'Sllemia un-
der the care of Dr. Hertaberg. of stem
ford. and may .be operated on this. Spencer C Horton M
week. ill-lends wishing top-all can see ‘
her every afternoon. 2 to 4 p m., mu“ unwary.” are attracting more
Tuesday and Friday nights. '- r. .
til 3, in the new mlm,'inuhllegd'u
mu, Stamford. ‘
Clyde Horton, of Brockville, lanade
has been spending several days here
on account of the death of his brother,
“why“;
The Ladies M. E. Aid Society hope
to have a very full attendance at their
meeting for work on Thursday at 2
p in During the unfortunate illness
and death of Mrs. Crossett with had
been laid. aside which now must be
(1th ' g“
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members to the lire house and pool
tournaments. and winter amusements
are being talked o'er.
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Miss Corrie Petty oi’ Rowayton mm
mm .ia entertaining lisr mother, Mrs
M} .1
While engaged in painting the ell-
l
spending the summer in their cottage .
terlor of this home in Van Zant
street, East «Norwalk, Saturday after
noon. Spartan St. John had the mis-
fortune to fall and strain his left leg.
A rung‘snnpped and Mr. St. Jo= -
who is quite heavy. crashed to the
foot of the tall ladder. it was at first.
‘feared that his limb was fractured.
but later it turned out to be nothing
more serious than a severe strain.
The ladies of the East Norwelk Inl-
provement Association are planning a
supper at the East Avenue Methodist
Church for Friday evening. October
3d, at 6:30 o'.clock The supper. is
planned to bring the meinbers of the
association together in friendly inter
course and is entirely an invitation
affair. no tickets to be sold and on ad-
mission feet to he charged. The com-
mittee in charge would greatly appre-
ciate it if the members expecting to
be present would so algnllly their in‘
tention by returning the pastels sent
them for that purpose promptly.
TWW light 89m. 30. Wul ht) Hm
Daniel Petty of Ballport L 1., and
her aunt from Brooklyn.
John Flint and daughters May and
Ruth. of Rowayton avenue, sail this
week for England, where they expect
to remain several weeks.
Mr, and Mrs. Frederick Spanner and
It looks like a warm contest as
next Sunday evening at the Town
Hall there will be an address by Rev.
E. N. Warren. Ph. D., rector of 81.
Stephen's P. E. Church of Newark.
N. 1. Literature on both sides of
the topic is circulated ireely‘throuxh
the mails.
family, who have spent the summeri SQTWCQS W9"? “5 “9““ ”the 0““
months at their cottage here. have re-
turned to their home in Brooklyn.
Henry Leach, of Brooklyn is visit-
ing his grand parents Mr. and‘ Mrs
Hickson W Cole of Rowaytan avenue,
having accompanied Mr Cole home.
Mil. Mary Ward, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. John Ward, is io'leave this
week for Hartford, where she will on
let the school for the deaf and dumb.
Rev. ill. 8. Jackson conducted the ser.
vices in the Itowayton Methodist Epls.
copal Church, yesterday, having re-
turned from big two weeks‘ vacation.
gregationni Church yesterday. The
sermon was by the pastor. Rev. Her-
bert S. lBrown. Ph. D..‘iu the morning.
followed by Sunday school at noon.
The evening service was not. held on
account of the union temperance meet
ing in the Town Hall.
I
' The Congregational Ladies‘ Aid 80'
clety held a cake. sale at the home of
— Mrs. ‘E. A. Summer, on the Post road.
Friday afternoon. A pleasant serial
time was enjoyed, and the cakes. fan-
cy articles and other things on sale
did not last long. Those in charge
were Mrs. E. A. Spooner and Mrs.
Louis Zaller.
wound donation of oillcere pl the as. Dr. and Mrs. ollnlau Willisllave m‘
vent Christian Sunday school. on van turned to their home in Brooklyn, af-
Zant street. Thursday night will be ter spending-the summer at the rest
the annual meeting of the church. at deuce of Mr, and Mrs. Charles Harris
which the election of oiilcers will take a
place and repdrta will be read. There Miss Rollo Sniffin, the popular as-
will also be an election of delegatesto alatont in the poatofiice, is remember-
tile annual conference to be held in in; her friend. in Boweyton and Da-
Brhtol. Oct. 7 and 8. Friday nichi'rien with souvenir cards from Oeonta.
there will be a quarterly meeting of N. Y.,
the loyal Workers' Society, during
which the reports of the different oom-' Jacob Fitelson has taken up ma
mittees will be read. The address or mm... M Camel: University. He en-'
the evenins will be made by Rev. Wll- totes as a freshman last week. He was
linm Ainsley. of Hartford. naduated from the Nor-walk High
Sohoo in
Thirty-live years one yesterday the I the close 01 1918.
“lAdolplli,” a South Norwalk steam-
Rev. John Brian, 1..L. D. former mad
tor of the Dorian M. E. Church, filled
the pulpit very acceptably Sunday
- morning and was listened to with
mtrked attention. Mr. Brian is now
retired and resides at Sell Gill. ills
voice still retains its old time vigor.
filluday school was held attbe close
.of-Ahe morning sermon. The even
lug seerco was not hold in deference
to the No License League meeting.
The change of the funeral services
of the late Mrs. Henry S. (irosaett
from the liariell M. E. Church to the
4M E (‘hurch at East Norwnllt on Sat-
Iurlllly, caused some little confusion.
1“” E 3 Jackson, pastor of the M- but was very largely attended by her
boat. 6191M“ near ”OHM“ PM!“ Mid ill. Church. is enjoying a part 0! bill many friends in Barton. A very
the crowchannoi buoy. East Nor- (hue weeks mum “ his parental ..
handsome floral “broken wheel
”it citizens ”9 TWHW “'9 ‘9‘“ home in Ohio and a. portion of the sent by the church membership and
dont this 10813 02mm Erastus G00" time on [song island with relatives c’llor h
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who was in charge of the steamer at ‘gtifllog‘o‘clzitlv whey 302F332... a
that time. still resides in Fort street. The many friends of ltev F A Gun.
and although hell boptaviibin uncon- nlashlll. meet the m or so able a :31: 323:: “l ””3 Em Norm"
fines of his own yard. by rheumatism. preacher. Hill resignation took offset .....-
yet he is still the genial person he 84' sum. time since, but 110 “M ’11! family There were four sales of real estate
ways was. William H. Wilkins. who will remain It the parsonage “Mil his in The Norwalite last week. with
was mm on the boat. died but about him tor the mm are matured. His memes of ll 000 For the third
successor 11“ 110‘ yet been decided Ill)- week of September. 1912. there were
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Are you marlin; to “by. off"
your Gas Stove but the Winter?
Wily! Figaro up what your Gas
State has God: you each month .
duringwthe “past sewn, $2.00,
non, or at the outside, $5.00.
Can you run the Coal zone for .
, £3.00. or oven two-per
month! it tallies nearly u. tell
olrcoai to been 'fll.’ *‘l‘ohen
m m me‘month a "'4 you -
can't buy a ton of coal in 3.00.
Why. then. layoff the Gas two
for the Winter?
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the furnace or heating sys- u t
It will not cost over $1500.15 - '1
you will enjoy the comfort a «2
luxury of your Gas Range til:
year around. No cool or who
in carry. fire to watch. and all»
the dust and dirt which you
know the Goal Range makes,
done away with.
Stop and figure it out. You
will find the Gas Range is real-
ly the cheaper. »
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is by 'phonlng or sending n
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