‘. ,1 F“. ~F‘elr end supper. Wed. eve, Dec. l ‘ Albert earner has begun to at up spent the week-end at his home. in‘ Blots ”110,343.88. There were large congregations at All the services at the East ‘Norwsllii churches yesterday. . w»...- ,‘ Samuel Mead and Howard Richards. , at East 'NOI'Willk. spent yesterday at- _.ternoon with friends in Bridgeport. it, Christ Church basement; also fair and entertainment, Thurs. eve, Dec, 4. Bets 0n the Anny-Navy icotball eon. test in East Norwalk were many, and‘ the obligations are being settled to- il]. 'l" The brides till work goes on with: out interruption. although the rain“ threatened to cause it to cease this morning. , The school children and their teach; era trudged to school again this morn- ing litter the completion of the. Thanksgiving recess. 9 / The Men’s Class or the East avenue 1 ill. K. White. of Van Zaodt street: has had his home wired for electri i ‘ city.“ ’Y Ma new store on the Benedict Farms triage. 3? Victor J Benellsha. of Fort street, ' ‘ imade at noon. The ennui-sate mixer, it e»»‘ W ran down ‘ _ ‘Iohaodethlamninl. land the bridge and he we. hush!“ prepare for the raisins. The lash out created quite alarm, and Mr. ole joined in heartily, himself. NQROTON The first or the joint prayer, her? idea of the moat avenue Methodisb‘ and Advent Christian churches. at t Norwalk, will be held on Satur- y evening in the Advent church in .' . an Zandt street. The meetings will 5 . mm mm «mm». ...m... .oiil:.3.‘i’i2”;:i.‘.’“‘°' "‘ °“ “ m“ as between the churches. 1 ~—- Rewland Richards. of Columbia. Unl- The excavators employed 0" the‘versity, is a visitor in town. idae work started early today to digit or the erection of the north bridge 'Mr3~ Charles Lockwood spent hall on the South Norwalk side of the Wednesday with relatives in Surina- nrbor..'l‘he brick pavement on the “‘9' ormer approach was torn up and. , site a likely sited hole had been ill, is reported better. ~ Miss N. E. Shriver spent Thanksgiv- ing Day with or sister on c8taten is‘ is set up near the work. ready and land. ' waiting. 1} Mrs. John Fools. oi Broohlyn. was. on Thanksgiving Day, the guest at The regular monthly business meet‘ Mrs Mary Waterbury and her brother ing of the East Norwalk limprovement Thaddeus Hoyt Association will be held next Tuesday i “t “‘9 home 0‘ N1“- Everett 8- Bulka Rev. G. E. Richter, oi Silvsrmine. lav. St. John street. The wee-tins formerly editor and owner or the New will take place at 3 o'clock and all. Canaan Messenger. is'a new resident members are asked to be present or this town, having rented the Bir- promptly as much business is to chard cottage, on the Post road. come hetero the session A large at-t tendonce is requested. - ‘1 James Mallory, a nephew of Thad- ’ dens Hoyt. one of our old residents. and well known, reports trom Doua- jlaston, L. I. the birth of a 91/. pound baby boy. Mrs. Mallory and son are doing well. . ‘ OWAYTON m...— m...— ‘L ”W'W 3tats in Darisn, last week, with mort- Methodist church will hold the annual meeting on Wednesday evening for. the election of omcers. .5 September Morn personified appear. ed in mist Norwalk this morning iihti beat a hasty retreat as the shop work-i era began to tile westerly. ‘ , The Butler Brothers barge is un. loading stone from the docks and is‘ planning to freight it across to thei bridge work for the stone piers. Principal and Mrs George El Thempsoa of East Norwallr, quietly «celebrated the twentyaiixthi" anni‘reri nary 01' their marriage yesterday. i ~— Captain Fred Hodge has installed it new motor in the rebuilt "Greyhound" and already has dreams about the good times he is to have next summer. The third sitting of the pinochlo tournament in the Mayflower Hook & Ladder Company between the married and single members will occur tomor- row evening. i’ w—‘fl—n‘ l The spile driver of the M. A. make men Company. of Bridgeport, has no!!! been towed there as yet the weethel" having been too unfavorable and the waves too high. Mr. and Mrs Sylvester Gelleck oi Beilport. L. 1., returned home ioda?’ after visiting over the holidays withi Mr and Mrs John R L’Hommediei‘l. oi Osborn avenue The teachers of the Advont Chris- tian church Sunday school will meijltl with the pastor on Tuesday evening. at 7: 45 o'clock to arrange for the ab nuai Christmas festival. The oyster business has slowed iii! tor the undue! slack season attir- Thanksgiving. The Christmas and New Years“ trade will come noon did things will pick up attain, The Misses Florence A, and Main li‘. Shepard. oi Newtowri. return all homo Saturday night after spending the holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Dun— iei ljliommedieu. of Rowan street. Thom were crowds of visitom on ‘“root in East Norwnlk yesterday. Maiy were there to lien the bridge world while others called to invostiaain is many other improvements on the hide. m». Gharleu “Newman, a worker on Midge, and his (lanes, Miss We do Johnson. spent yesterday in So iii. Brooklyn with Edward Olsen and I! lly. The day proved a delighiiul for all concerned. I'll) The worlim on the bridge a Pier lilo. it “not ready for the 0n- m. The term at the Mirna completed this mm and than € steam pump kept the water from lav mmsmmmnm. ‘Jeledahaam’aW: it «powwow 1W; ”it!“ : .Hart. have returned to their home in . spent last week with Miss Margaret ' (lisveriey. in New York, have return- ‘ of her nephew, Louis linearly. o! ‘lilah- " In. and William rinks-r. Jr.. who is ' However. a museum male and Wrens-sumo: mmmwmmum Miss Grace Lynch, of Brooklyn, has gages recorded or $7, 300. The trans- been visiting Captain and ‘Mrs J. H. H. i'ers tollow: H.1h Cowies to William Coates. F Costello, of New York, Coliender' a Point: O. E. Force to George G. Beach. Miss Ruth D. Themes has returned of New York. land at Tokoneke; Mar to her home in Rowayton avenue. at- the E Randall to Harry Parker, Ma- ter a visit in Brooklyn. ;nor Drive. Miss Lillian Raymond, who has been‘ Edward Fairchild, the faithful cue visiting in New York. has returned to todian oi the Town Hall. is the happy her home in iRaymond street. recipient of a line turkey. which was presented to him by the committee in Miss Carrie Petty, of beam street, charge of the dance at the Town Hall, has returned from ‘lelport, long is Wednesday night. The gift is in all land where she spent Thanksgiving. ipreciation of his many little favors w-r~r~ and services which he shows on all The Reliance Social Club will meet at these occueionn. Wrapped about with Mrs Samuel Mead, North svc- the turkey's neck was a new two- doi one tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'.clock lor hill. and a box oi cigars accompa- inied it. Ed Fairchlld's services. and I ........ William Curran has returned to Now the committee’s action. are both to be .. York city after a visit with Mr and appreciated. Mrs. Arthur Hart, of Raymond street. Wm... .m- .S. E. Dibble has had his motor bout "Rowaywahha" hauled out for the ssa- ; .» son on the shore of iRowayton avenue. \ "‘ " -.——— “ W Albert Frisbie and family, who were guests of Captain and Mrs. Preston M. , Mr. and «Mrs. lra Andrew and son, of Bridgeport. spent yesterday with New Haven. Mr, and Mrs. Orlando Andrews. ‘Mrs. he‘Roy Meeker. of Cross llinlh way. has spent a tow days with her daughter. Mrs. W. J. Sherwood. Mlsb Gertrude Dibble, oi Eowayton avenue, who passed Thanksgiving with her aunt. in Brooklyn. has re turned home. fl... " Walter Bates, a student at, Storrs Mrs: M. E. Sutton has returned from College. has been spending the' a Thanksgiving visit with her nephew. Thanksgiving vacation at his home in George Godirsy and ianiily. in Bridge Raymond street. port. Heniamin Banks has the Contract for building a large poultry house on the premises oi Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Gould. h Miss Dorothy Mills, who has been visiting her sister. Mrs. Alien Ely. oi Bridgeport, has returned to her home in iiighlnnd avenue. The annual parish meeting of the Norileld Congregational Church So ciety will be held Monday, December 2. at 2 p. in. John Dibble, son oi Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Dibble. has been in a New York Hospital, undergoing an opera» ties for the removal of his tonsils. .m- Wilbur Slurgcs entertained over Thanksgiving his daughter and mm-il‘l‘ law, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick 'i‘oquetgoi ironsmesdow, Mass. A. B. Cleveriey and family, who ed to their home in Crow avenue. Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Fitch outefiaiw ed: on Thanksgiving Day. F. W. Gro- goryand family. of Norwnlli; Mrs. iii. J. Bulklsy and Mills Treudwsil. Mrs. lllliiislieth Climbers, oi'Wias .coniiin, who has «been visiting Mrs. titanley Mills. has gone to til. liomcl Mr. and Mrs. Adolph ilorn ham sh. tsrtainsd Mr. iiorn‘e sister, Mrs. Lew- William Pinknsy 1’” ”m entortalm is munch. oi Sinusitis Hotel. Conny hr in: 1“” '“Mhm “‘1 M" and “’5' land. and other friends from Brooklyn. Charles i’inknoy and iamily. oi iii-mks ‘ , ’1'..— 1 land avonue, to spend a week. ‘ attending school at Pawiin'e. New York. Editor at Sentinel: , I have noticed now and then com- plaints about the lack at room tor the ischool children of our new city. and would like to call attention to the ini- lowing: home years ago the drowsy- ton school district erected a new build in. containing roar room. and until a *ahort time are they were all and. no Will walla chosen: it so no you satisfied that they havabmnltsdto youroyaa na correct and prover manner? vs Thor Was Your litres That Ballet which you «action they midi it All“? aren't or you, used new, , permit in at once. WILLIAM 4. M00” - OWiclkN. maelthemmeimdming ii. midrihaoldsrmwho ”muenmmwmw mm WWW“! “Minutemen as team I. Killer. No. 1“ WW Wu" ”aw” Clarence E. Sconeid. who has been ,. There were three sales of real es- In planning your new- house you should not consider the matter set- tled until you have made provision for a suitable system of heating. The best results are obtained by following, llaiut‘aimiilles; that is by taking the pure out-of-door air and heating it in a warm air for- nace. There is no better way to accomplish this result than by using a STAMFORD FURNACE. FOR SALE BY . Horace it. Nash Corner North Main and Walt Itmtl. #7 Sentinel Aids -4 Willrcatohithe Wm“ and. are... New Business - to Your Es- iabii: hm mi. LOVER’S THE PLACE E LITE ’ SHOES FOR MEN Elite Reindeer Cali tor wet weather. Viscollised from top to ‘ ism iiliits "English but," made or a ”specially has call stack, very dressy. 50 side Patent Button and moo, $4M My WW“ and» Friday l in it M» WWW” on m mummmflwm limes g Bostoniiuh Rubbers ‘ '* DAILY ‘ POEM scoifcro scoff. far of? ; they know ~a,:e. ui . i “I... . y or n The gospel arteries are so. 3 still And competitiOn chokes will, While rich men sigh and men fret, Deer me! We can't Christmas yet! not ; we’ve got! \ Though doubters doubt ‘ and And peace on earth seems still Though learned doctors think, Though greedy lrlan is greedy Time may do better~maybé~ Meanwhile, let’s keep the —-—E. S- Martin, in Life. not good poor span 0' day Paper Hanging .. Decorating The Gotham Co. 10 First St. Elsi Norwlih ‘A‘¢.-“n_ . ‘.—.-r c.-,',- >5 .. I ‘11. is always best to cater i“ ; - leak or a plunbing repair who i . . .. t first starts. because its is . - . .dency is to grow worse with .j, You will save much :"costlisst in the long run- , ' ”place your plumbing ,llroblems p....' Han ging Our Specialty. PAlN‘l'lNG AND DECORATING HerbertW. Gorbam 38 GREGORY BOLiHEVARD East Norwalk. Finns 593.17. The Reed 81 Volk Electrical Co. The Only Fully Equipped ELECTRICAL SHOP In the Town AUTO SUPPUEO Phone 80640 89. Main St... Norwaik. Mus c Hall Block. .w....—-..~...__.. M...“ . OTOCK 0P RANGES ’ is the most complete in no two cities. STAMEORD, MAGEE YORK. . 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