Joseph G. Hyatt was 11 visitor III.
New rout out: yesterday on bunt‘
nose. ‘ l'
The A s.’ Green Electrical Com-
pddy, formerly of Wilton, have moved
here. .. .
Joseph '1‘. Quinlan of New York
Cit is visiting friends in town for a
few duye
Miss Linda P. Thorpe, of Bridgeport.
has “returned to her home after spend-
lug the week with M113. George F'.
Thorpe.
Tito annual meeting at the Current
{Events «Gilli; has held 'llhursdu ata
temoon at the home of Mrs. William
L. Taylor i
'I‘h'e Westport Gun Club will hold
an all day shoot at the club. Thanks-
giving day. Many crack shots from
but of town will be present. and give
exhibitions.
The Men's Society and the Epwortht
League Saving Clues oi’ the Sangu-
tuck M. E. Church will meet: in the
parsonage of the church Tuesday eve-
' nlng at 7:45 o'clock.
A large delegation of the local Tom‘
Inle bod-geatlended the South Norwelk
lodgelast iiIght. The Ha mom Lodge
lot New" Glendon was present and con-
ten-ed the M. M. degree
Fred. Perry. M. Lester Sherwood.
' Arthur E. Osborne, William Lehn and
‘ Edward Lehn'. .Ir., local representa
rites of the Temple Lodge, attended
the banquet git en by St. John‘ a Lodge
' in Bridgeport recently.
Charles H. Kennper Co.‘."of Wee-t
(tort; incorporated Nov. IS. 1913, to
make. and déaliu hides. chine. etc.
Capital shock, 31.00.000.- divided into
1000 shares (31 mo eucl1.Com-
mence linainees with.E $100,000.11»
wmloralo'rli. Phllo '-‘ t‘. Calhoun
Sanford Stoddard Artl‘khl: Marsh.
oil of. lftrldgep‘ort. QConn
“71‘4“"
I W'
-_T Four church”: will
i 'l‘hnnksgiving service in Allie Weatmfl
Methodist Episcopal citjfiroh Wendell
(in;- evening.- Nov. 2511131 no o'clock.
The Congregationnl‘ and Methodist
1 Churches of Westport, Green's Farms
'ond SaIlgatIIrk will there listen to o.
Thanksgiving sermon by Rev.
H. hide. The service is held on Wed-
nesday evening with the desire of
gaining the attendance of many who
nl‘t‘ too much engaged to leave home
conveniently on 'l‘hursduy'morning.
The cake and pic solo :It the Went-‘
. port Hotel. Saturday ul‘tcrnion under
the auspices of the \Veshmlrl Equal
. 3““dnilhD-Idwugun will clone one of
the most successful ovuntu that hilH
been carried out in the town for :1
number of more. Ileeidtu I’IIttcuiuIz
(the treasury the uu‘ffruglste nearly
doubled their Inemlhcmhip. During
the weoh many of town KIII’FIVS WON?
entertained. muong them home prom-
iIII-III nut‘l‘rnuistn. who expressed their
congratulations to tho loonl tongue.
'i‘htn \‘.'7‘.‘i the rival “IOVI‘HH‘IH the lot»
. «no illIH held slut-c its organization.
The III-(mulletillll nttondmi the differ-
ent features: were for libOi‘I‘ tho nunt»
here the oilirlole anticipated, (‘mu-
Wiring the him III the town with (Ilh
are Where the Inovvlumlt ilnu ill‘i'll
worked the effluent of tho lplIlqu
iahould ho I'nultrottliutntl for iludr on
emetic work.
Woman Pinned Under Buggy
”curing the summon of It womuu no:
It
tuna Trouble Yieldcd
to This Medicine
If van or» enduring with lulu! Trouble.
or It" you know of home unfortunate per
mm m «fillet ml would you IIIIIn t e
trouble of tullr investigating a mt‘flii‘ or
which lmul brought about commute to
omega III II number of very III-rind» ducal
climnu'u Mllvmtire. u mu
Throat and Lulu: Troubled. haul hoeé
firm the feline! credit of rnlofln bruit
II Int-1m numllur of mm liliul ..
‘ t‘vfltllell Intro Av». l' lid, I'd
Continuum: in tho Mutt: hr of 1901! I
had an allmvk or on
l‘lmmmulo. and "IMF I
In lllI- winter of till“ i . f1
uwwm. to. hr and lillut'il uttnnllliru of
”I (III I'lmlilnu stud mid lum- l hm!” 117
hanmrrlmlri: 111 out» time Mthree in: tree
“10ng": rd“: 1” trims 11111an
on IIII 6' III could item no u w .
Three turmoil-III tram Mi‘mgl It 2.? ”
III» out o the mililllmhlfl. but um um"
”chill uIl Allornti “MW! mun woo
turn rind. M! 1m «km ”’1‘”
limit ind! the amt mun IIlIt‘iIl II video
M i mrvIIIt-lli tr ,
mid tile I'M”; '"’ ”0%
we tum dud
191%”th
II
wooden £131”?me
Madam?m him we
1mm
loony Maw» ”Admit u- lute been I: 111.1%
. for” mm”
more
‘onttllm
armor 1‘: W
. " gI’uroclour emu: on‘ Without taste
or smell is It recent discovery of the
home of Spencer Kellotx & Sous, re. '
nauseating taste, but remove none or
better thnn the evil-touting:
in fit
w. c. '
liners oi vegetable oils.
The Italian mills tuké owe! the
the good proportion at enter all.
As Kéllogg‘ a Taételen Castor 011* is
merely a. purified castor oil, it wot-ltd
evil-
emailing dose of the pant. end deed:
not upset the stomach. Children take
it easily.
Kellogg‘s Tasteless Castor Oil but,
been supplied to all druggistu, not in
bulk but in neat 250. and 500.110ttleu. .
it is necessary to unit for Kellogt'g' I1"
thy name to distinguish it from (115*.
guised caetor oil flavored with pepper.
mint and other strong nuances. Thor
trademarked label been; It green caa- .
tor leaf. with the signature, Kellogg' a.
Madevonly by Spencer Kellogg £13. .7
1
Sons. Inc.. Buflalo, N. Y.. retinal-a oi _
vegetable oils.
”11' m
, Aw --. 5v 1—- -.,
their car we going toward Southpout,
at 715’ *o'clook Thursday evening. lilo-T
termed l-l. Kriwald and Conductor.’
William Duffy stopped the our and
round a. woman pinned under an over' ‘
turned buggy. She was released and
;taken to 11 house nearby and was am;
parently uninjured receiving but a
slight shake-up. Codnctor Duffy said .
he noticed the horse galloping
by the car a few hundred feet down
the road. The women. perfused to
give her name would shrouded in':
Mill Hill. Fairile‘ld‘. The shot-Ire had
turned into the Mill Hill road and col‘
ided with a tree. The wagon had
two smashed wheels Ind parts of the‘
harness were broken.» The horse was
uninjured. - .~
I Footpath on .Bridg; 0pm V i
I The iootpntbxon the suite omen}
draw was opened yestérduy morning.
after being closed all the} for re-
planking; The- draw was opened yes-
terduy morning and could not be clos-
ed. After a new hour: work it was“
gotten hack but there. still remains
11 space of 8 MW feet whibre the bridge}
stuck The trouble It: believed to 119‘.
in the turntables, which-had ‘IBMI‘Q‘,’
Juiced. 7
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FOR OH'iLDREN rebate: 13 ROTH
' ' ING BETTER. ' .
l A cduihh medicine for children ‘mudti
help their coughs and colds withoutl
bad effects on their little stomachs
and bowalu Foleye Honey and Turl
exactly fills this need No opiates no?
sour stomachs, no constipation follows '
its use, Slutty colds, wheezy breathvl
ing, coughs and crop are all quicklyl
helped.
1 -._. ~— I
I GIRL SHOT OTHER CHILDREN. I
SOUTHPORT, Nov. 24.—-«Becauue
several little children who were plur-i
p..—
ing outside her parente’ home would: ,
not go away today. when told to by:
twelve—yeur-old Ethel Turcoweky. she
picked up her father's louded shotgun} .
and pointed It. at them. with the in-
tention, It is believed. or frightening
them. When the gun was discharged
some of the shot ntruck .Agneu Marti,
aged eight yours, 111 the face, and her
ten-yeurold ulster Annie in the wrist.
Neither girl who seriously hurt. On
account of her use. the Taroowskv girl
was not arrouted. but wan given 11 re-
primand by Jubilee of the Peace Wake
mun, who also couuured her father for
leaving the gun within the child's
reach. .
M..."
”Stops Itchlna Instantly. Cures
piles. coconut. unit rheuln, hatter. Itch
hives, homes, mhlwnonn'a Oint
intent. At any drug m
I...“
CARRIED oven anions,
than of norm» Springfield Mayor Ind
‘ Women Hurt in Auto.
numumunno, Mom. Nov. flown
'upeuiut'uinr automobile wreck with It
mlmmtmut nachos from fatality. hep»
'prmm Innt evening at Red Home
I'ruuuing luetwmm Springfield and int
Illun ()ri'lllll'il. where the highway
Illlillitlii over thtI Holdall A: Albillly
trill-ill l’nul ll. inthrup, non of for
"In? Mayor Edward II. Inthrop, wee
driving 11 high powered car toward
thus our and the automobile crunhedr
through the Still! of the bridge. fella
log to lhe railroad track» 30 toot beu
low. Milli-op and n woolen com~
mutton,
our. avert; tillel out and stunned.
onion came
it!!! out III-Itch the automobile The
,eud the springneld tire department
was called out to «anguish the
Maze.
rrouertn
For sale by all druggiets. ‘.‘i .
the only occupantu of the“
Aether iuy between the oust hound ‘
k” and awestjhmmd Incite, th 9215 train
”tint of Springfield for
' mun-d in: m on are In the crush ‘
Suva mouoymsuuttuoi eds. will sell 0 ,. ,
get. employment or rent no ' ‘
cent uropem quickly and cum
flow York City. 1 ‘ , .
thcpre'sent time. m‘ . .z,
0 'The well itnown artist. E. J. Read, made the canteen sumptuous water-colon studies which
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