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louth Norwallt to 12 Osborn» avenue.
News
h. w. W spent yesterday in
New York.
, F. ii. ‘Mohring has moved ‘troin
tut Norwnlh,
«ma—M
‘lir, and Mrs, Raymond'Waldron, of ‘ W, W. Rowen 0! Stamford was a vis-
J Rowan street. are the parents or a “01‘ in town Monday.
born is t. i ht . ~
m’ a n gm . Edward Fall-child ls expecting
A daughter was born yesterday friends irom Minoan)“.
morning to Mr. and Mrs. John‘W. mm. "mm”-
‘ of 4 R s t.
"0' OW n atree ed to New York Yesterday '
‘ There will be a canal-en's choir at
the East avenue Methodist church Several tairs about ready to burst
mole] services tonight, (in the public ask for fair weather.
Leonard Self, all East Norwslk, has Mrs. John Brummer, at Main street.
‘ unsigned his position as newsboy for has been entertaining friends from
hainer’s store and William Albineon Newark, N. J.
has relieved him.
Miss Conn has returned to her du-
layman Bracken‘s “Pas" is being ties at the Town Clerk's oiiice alter a
hauled out tor the winter at the Starch pleasant vacation.
*Breek, Yacht Club and today Mr.
Bracken has dismantled the craft for Miss Margaret Hindley has taken a
the colder months. lbosltion attire Denies Bazaar. Miss
' Freda Siliiman having resigned.
A special meeting or the Third Tax-
ing District has been called for Fri- The lists of good books, on various
~ day evening, November 14th. in the . subjects, are a most help to those so-
Fltch School house. for the purpoee looting books at the Dorian library.
of constderiug the budget or the com- L
missioners for the ensuing year; to Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Tilley have lust
consider the advisability of providing returned to their home on West End
a salary for the district commission- I avenue from a visit to the Berkshires.
hrs and treasurer, and to authorize the It is hoped that now they are home
‘ commissioners to barrow such sums oi _ their weather vane will quit pointing
money as may be necessary to meet east.
the current expenses of the coming“ . r
year. Owing to the celebration at the
INoroton Presbyterian Church ocmu'r-
There was a valiant tight on in Pier “'3 0“ Thursday evening. ”'9 date
No, 5 on the bridge work today. it fixed for the card party under the sun.
was the tide vs. the steam; pumps.lmc°5 0‘ "‘9 Womans Civic league.
Epcotahors and popular opinion grants the later affair has been postponed un-
Dr. H, D Bassoon: Noroton motor
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:flm My» Winder" led-isles slavery
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State street drawbridse will com-
mence some time in the near future.
Monday, six barges oicoaitor the
Hill Coal company pulsed. through
the draW. which has been the main
cause of delaying the work. When
‘ the barges are complied they will be
‘sent back through the draw imme‘
distaly, and alter the work has been
started on the draw it will boost of.
working order until the job is com-
pleted.
Lewis Ambrose is in New York on
a business trip.
A now well driver arrived in town
Monday for m N. Sipperly, Sn, and
1632,3055??? fwgfufim will is very hovel. it is controlled by
' newline and has 25 horse power and
A new concrete walk is being laid twin cylinders. it is capable of drill.
around Church and State streets, log a wall 1.700 “‘9“- deep, the hole
being between six and twelve inches
Ralph Hurd and George Roberts. in diameter. it is the only one 01‘
Jr.. of Bridgeport were recent viSitors
success to the tide. The water start-
ed to rise in the caisson about 8
o'clock. A pump was started work-
suz, the contractors hoping it would
keep down the level or the water. The
tide rose steadily and the water crept
upward. Another pump was started.
At 9 o‘clock two feet of water had
gained in the dam despite the pumps.
Rowlmoy ‘
Miss Grace Acherly, oi Rowayton, is
ill with an attack of typhoid fever.
Robert F. Scalni has leased the DR»
his store and will open a first-class
grocery store in the near future.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gordon and
family have returned to their home on
Oak street, New Canaan, Tuesday, af-
ter spending the summer at Hickory
Bluff.
At the meeting of the Ladies’ Auxil-
lsry oi' Rowayton Hose Company, held
this week. further plans were made tor
the supper to be held next Tuesday
evening. in the hose house. '
Mr. and Mrs. Thorsten O. Stsbell
may remove to New Haven or Port
Chester as soon as the [Norwalk Yacht
Club closes for the season, the selec-
tion depending upon the place that
Mr. Btabeii gets a bench opening oys-
tors for the winter.
The important All Hailowe’en func—
tion of the week here will be the
dance of the ladies of Reliance Social
Club. tomorrow evening. in the hall oi
Reliance Fire Company. The Blair
will he a costume and mask event. and
the young people are busy preparing
(or it.
The fourth service of the week in
celebration ed the fiftieth anniversary
or the Rowayton Methodist Church
was held in the church last evening.
It was a service especially tor super-
intendents. teachers and all Sunday
30me workers. Herbert L. *Hili. gen-
eral secretary or the New York City
midday School Association. spoke oi:
Me and Worship in the Sunday
School. After the speeches these pm
‘ not discussed them and asked many
mentions and the evening was one
loll of interest and instruction. To
night the topic will be Nawrslnenu oi
, Prayer and will be a union prayer
service oi'bot’b winches. All are re
enacted to be present.
THREE VEGBELG DRIVEN AIHORB
OWCA, Mucous, Oct. 80:“
During a violent storm last night
film vessels were driven ashore and
mocked on the “crown coast near
this port, put their crews were saved,
firth the exception of eight men drowsy
d by the capsising of a lite-boat.
ltil November 7, at the Town Hall. in town.
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l The sidewalk on the north side oh Mr, and Mrs. Harry Sherwood are
the road, under the railroad bridge, contemplating a trip to Canada in the
has been improved by crushed stone, 'near future.
raising it several inches, covering the
uneven cobbles at the south of the. There was a well attended meeting
bridge and doing away with the mud of the Knights of Pythlss last even-
thst Wet weather always has made lug at their rooms in the Fable build-
Idiere. ling.
. Thomas Bowen oi Darien has filed a! John Mercer, of State street. who
““5 pendensvapainst John Suva in the has been confined to his home with
llTown Clerk's cities, Siamiord. This illness for some time, is now able to
,in a notice 0! an action pending upon be about again.
{the foreclosure of a mortgage which}
l'Bowen has held since Aug, 1, 1910, up! The Current Events club will hold
an 40 feet on Court Street owned by‘ilisir regular weekly meeting this
’Mr. cha. it is returnable to the Sll~ afternoon at the home of Mr. and
parlor Court the First Tuesday of De- hirs. Neil R. Mitchell in Wright
camber. street.
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l The semi-centeniai rally in the Non). A number or the younger not form-
'ton Presbyterian Church, this even-.06 a theatre party last evening. They-
lng, at 1.45, will he a notable event'enioyed an automobile ride to Bridge-
The speakers include Dr. HowsrdfiAg-jport, where they attended the pro-
new Johnston, pastor or the Stamford duction or “Everywhere.”
Presbyterian Church; Dr. Hiram Van
Kirk. rector-oi St, Luke's; 1):; H. s, A new concrete walk is being laid
;Brown pastor of the Congregational laround State and East Church streets.
Church; Rev Full. Crossett, pastor almond will add much to the attractive
the Methodist Church; my, 11-, s_ Mar- . nose of the center, thus aiding the
.tyn. oi Soothington, and Dr. Goonge F. . Town Improvement Society to obtain
Pentecost ot Tokeneke, The "magic will . a “Westport Bountiful."
be by the combined choirs or the
churches of the town.
i
Rally day will be observed next.
l M .Sunday at the Congregational church
MORE PROTECTION AT DANBURY when an especially amused promo:
f CROSMNG. will be presented by the members or
I ~—-~— the Sunday school. Havesi. products
lumme. Commission Am, Order. and autumn leaves and flowers will
Gates At Smalfoy she-thew constitute the church decorations.
British. --
The public utilities commission has Miss May Passe entertained . num-
issued a iindlnzon the petition or the‘ b” °' 1“” mend“ 3‘ hm ”M ”“3:
mayor and common council of my” evening in honor o! h” m
:city of Danbury for an extension or birthday. A most pleasant time was
the hours or operation at the “unspent with music, cards and other
at the m“ crossing on the line 01' amusements. Miss Posse was the re-
. the New York N", Haven ‘5 Hartford cipient or many loving tokens of the
Railroad at 'hlsiplo avenue in that city. occasion.
At present the gates are in operationl
inom 8.30 o'clock in the morning un-I
til 11 o’clock at night «cent on Eun-l
daya. The petitioners asked that the'
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m infmfif'tflffiggwlhm"W” "m” M" l” D"tm’.d°°°m°d
the in Danhary. October 9"witih alll sortsto iiallowcgn tailors
The commissioners new order that the 3:: it all? :1 ”rt: 03;!“ amuse-
mtes be operated tor the same hours a e n; '
on Sundays as on week dam, Miss Bessie Hunt is confined to her
The commission he issued a find- items in Riverside avenue as the re»
W“.—
A llallowe’cn party is bold: ar-
ranged for by the younger members
or the Oonxmgstional church. The
sirair will be held in the church per-
[the answer mot mum on (118 home Mimday evening. A Mend oi
line of the New :ilrltisn branch at the Ming Hunt’s had called and was wsit~
New York. New Haven In Hartford .ins at the door, when in hurrying to
are to be operated daily. Sunday in lenswer she not with the accident.
ciudcd from 6.80 o’clock in the mom The family physician was called find
ing until 12 o'clock andnlght. um my", “a mended to
The commission has rescinded m ”we... '
Order pound Revision: 15. 191:. can it is expected the Molnar ill tho
coming the relocation «trolley trunks lusts strset lamina will someone
on Main street. mentor-d. Gui Wais- some limits the user More. Honda!
'"K ordeflfls that sates be erected at cult of tripping over a rug at nor.
its kind ever made and was made
and designed especially for Sipperly,
by the Cyclone Drill Company of Cr-
iove. 1nd. Mir. Bipperly made a spe-
cial trip West a few months ago to
We the order,
l
Following is a list or unclaimed let-
ters at the local post oiiice and ii
not called for before November 10
they will be sent to the dead letter
since: bliss Edith Banker, Mills Lil.
use Beldoinfihllss Emma nan-ls. Miss
Florence inchwood, Mica Maria Bola
ole. Miss Heidi: Roll, In. a. C. nay;
Miss fiery Randall. Mrs. William
Read, Mrs, Stanley Wolfe Miss E.
M. Williams, J. P. Bradley, W G.
Chase, Albert P Ford, J. P. Hart, .l.
P. Kelliher and Henry Walezyll Wa-
leny.
Kl‘DNAPPlNG CASE DROPPEO.
Watson Had Taken Part in Irish
sou. Matters.
DUBLIN. Oat, 30.-——-The dropping oi
the prosecution oi Mrs. Lucille Rand,
a daughter oriesflovsmor Henry '1‘.
(lane. of Caluornia, formerly United
States Minister to Portugal, and 01
Hrs. Dora floatation. a London phil.
antluopiet, was virtually decided on
today when the case against them on
I. charge of kidnapping Irish children
came up beiore the police magistrate
here.
The two women had taken a leading
part in arranging for the children oi
the irish usdapon workers ‘to be
transferred to England, to be cared
for there during the continuance d
6the strike here, which started early in
September. Their efforts were appu-
ed by the Catholic clam, who object-
ed to the children being sent to Pro-
testant homes.
At the hearing today the attorney
for the defendants explained that the
women's actions had been misundeo
stood. There was, he said. a touch
of humor in charging them with kid-
napping when they were really on an
errand oi mercy. They had not com»
mitted any crime. he declared, but had
perhaps acted indiscroetly.
The attorney-general tor inland
then consented to an adjournment of
the cue tor a month. which is taken
las indication that it will not come up
again.
WORK. WORK. WORK
Work. work. work. is what is Mine
done by the Chamber oi Commerce
now. Every detail leading toward the
fins] completion of the organisation
has been planted and m remains the
work at gathering data and situation.
”sures tor the retail credit depart
. mom. no being made ready by the
onion. Also a social. WWW ID-
iiticai surrey otthocity is hamster]:
so. This is amplified by studio:
hell. broudht thiamine:- to the atten-
tion of the mmiasioners in In to
peel rm the decision or the highway
commissioner morning the romance
or the tracks. Thunder ct Member
is, overruled the decision or the high»
Another ship, the (installer, has Irony omnisaionor. 13. "m“ con»
hormones”, mmml
ale damage, but was able to proceed
as her room to Raise.
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.. ADV‘BTMI m TH! .INTINRL-
’oerned. however. have come to no
meat and hence the order is
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museum res mien.
itisthiemlo-“m
sis horses laden with coal for the Hill , out questions which are to be W
Coal Company passed through tn. ed. The object or these questions is
dismwhimmsbeenthemaiaesm to flndoutthoconditions criminals,
oi delayilll the work. When the W! 0&7.
barge. n. emptied my will as mil .Willlsm mm. autumn of the
back through the me mum , industrial nominee. and iii-n0“
andsttertheeorlihashesnstartedonfiurn. ortheeivic committee-re he»
um drawitwm be m «who‘ll» W as the tool: or mass
order until ihs’ioh is many his their munitions.
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THE TWILIGHT WITCH.
mike Eleni. -
The twiight witch comes with her
stars .
Athd strewn them through the
he; -
Then breathes beow the sunset
bars
A breath of meadow rue;
She nails her veil across the skies
And mutters to the trees,
And in the wood, with fierfly
. eyes,
She wakes "the mysteries,
The ftwilight witch, with elf and
ay.
Is coming down the slumber way,
Sleep, my dearic, sleep.
The twilight witch, with crescent
moon,
Stoops on the wooded hill;
She answers to the owlet's tune,
And t the whippoorwili.
. She leans above the ready pool
And Wakes the draws? hog;
And with the t0lidst'ool,“'dim and ‘- ‘
cool,
Rims gray the old dead log.
The twilight witch comes steal-
ing down
To take you off to slumber town,
Sleep, my dearic, sleep.
The twilight witch, with wind-
iike tread,
Has entered in the morn;
She 1:?!“ around your trundle—
And whispers in the gloom.
She says: "I brought my steed
along. ..
My footy steed of gleama.‘
To hear you, like a breath of
song,
Into the land of dreams.
I am the witch who takes your
hand
Kind leads you all to iacryland.
The inroif land of sleep.”
"" ' '~ ~Madioon Cawein-
' I lost or a plumbing repair who
.3».
H. II III!" bell. to emu
t first Ma. because its ten-.-
,' ency is to grow worse with-,-
neglect. ."‘
You will save much annoy.c
9'."
hie, by ’phoninx or sending f- ,
.j or whenever any part oi your ..
sanitary quiescent appears t-
be out of order in the least.
“Homemade”
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‘n,s,-:I.I.I,l.l,l I.I,I;I:I,I:I I 'n,s '
The Reed Yolk
Electrical Co.
The Only Fully lumped
ELECTRICAL 8140?
m the Town
AUTO SUPPLIEI
Phone 806-59 30. Alain a. Q
So. Norwalh. lune Han BRICK.
PMNTING AND DECORATING.
HerbertW. Gorbam
88 GREGORY BOULEVARD.
East Nomaik. Phone 593-19.
STOCK 0F
RANGES
is the moot complete to the two
cities.
STAMFORD, MAGEE
YORK, PERFECT
ACORN
Also Rep-ire for All Flanges.
Jones & Hotchkiss
Company
17 Well St. Norwalk.
Try a
DIETZ
umwu
Driving Lantern
Shows Red in
the Rear
$1.25 each
Charles E. Dow
am; N. v;
for ireisht only. height propeller
hares Pier as, film River. New York
(foot or Pike street) every day excerpt
many at a .p. m. height received at
Noreen; up to 6 o. m. and south Non
wail: up to 6:80.
Nowell: Siwnbost Line
spams .1. cairn. Losses. .
stones iv. roars. “m1 Agent.
w. “all
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