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. mm m mliflflhll‘ ,
9 M The 'dm , Without Harrison who he been
at been announced:
“9‘ ”9“" u: or mime n toms.
A pond!" oveter supper m “volt
l Ili‘rldey night a the u in Church on ”a“; 33’ fiwfm" ‘5 mm“
_ m n no. I“:
T999! at the “mph Oct Arthur Clark 0‘ Pennoyer “m“ is 'Noroton Avenue. About 50 attended.
on new. 9mm Rochelle. spout mg a W I... m o, p. p... “d “it?“ a mm“ “W mi “ll-lee» um um returned to her
W? at his home in Cherie- “ml, Gout enters and other and Wm In M I .
non e in h Norwalk. 0 0. Raymond was in charge. emitted in m hf. Y' on Mooney.
romeo. spent mutually at lauded Jam
. . p and family have gone
til Mine in eeevievr avenue. [to New York for the winter”
v
Horace Allen. at the Port cheater
opening establishments. opent
nt' hie home in second
Mat-shell. War or the
mm as the guest of New
‘ friends. ‘
m...
_ Norman Lockwood and chilw
re returned home to Weston.
" receive visit with friends in
4.3.1293 number attended the meet
in: of the. Friendship Clara. yesterday.
I end itmnmngedthhtn supper be'
_ hold on Friday evening
The Fitch and |Mervin schools hove
. been coupled with the Best Nornlk
' mm elation for power.
Mineyarnncee Brundnge manager or
den. spent the week-end and Sunday
ivitlr her. parents on the the: Side.
. --—-- ld\
. Two red tinge were placed in the
center of the bridge this morning
While some important work one in
‘ progress and many thought of the
‘ Willis."
. A .numher of East Siderx went to
.iltowny h... ,eeterda). to skate on Chas.
uler'e pond. The shitting was thir on
"wither side. but a river or water ‘rnn
; through the pond. separating the ice
. 9:..an skirted each shore.
,. g; ‘ Fran: ..‘ex, ol’ East Norwolk. has
‘ f gone to Shohleld-on- thoSound to be
caretnl *r for the remainder of the
winter. John F Bognrdus. who has
"cared for this position. has taken up
. Ellie rem co in Winfield atreet. a .
‘ Because the ice was not good
enough for hockey yesterday a num-
ber of t‘ o East :Side young men piny-
ed baseball it me rather chilly l’or
. the. young men to oblnln much plenn'
; k ore from the diversion. however.
Louis 0 Viardell of East Norwnlk.
whose new home is about completed.
has been canceled with the East Nor
walk electrical plant. which will con-
tinue to furnish him power for bill’
lighting
«. The Young People's Society of Low}
11 WorlrI-rs met last evening at 5:45
o'clock in the Advent Christina
, Chm-cl . lioherd Blood was the lead.
‘er. and the topic considered was the
the Postal Telegraph once. at Meri~‘
110an the robber) came in “4.3: 45
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m Wm M Club Wm 1306‘, by Mrs. Hum 336 and. Mlflfi Me!
with hire. William J. my“; in lto ,Bouton
nylon avenue. Tuned" ofternoon at
2 o'clock. .
Ilentern
W
.4»... ea..."
elidee, will be given in the
Edward King. he has been apendins Concmwonul ““999 “WP“ .931
l- he done at his summer reeldence at 397 9*-
nu returned to New York '3’ m"
F‘ Berry, pastor of the atom. .
laundry, Event Saturday evo- hie motor residence at Tokeneke ford Congregational Church. Mr. Bor-
eloil through Italy not sum
'mer. Vocal selections me to be given
Mrs. William Plltt has returned to by S A Smith 9' Norwnlk.
the home or Mr and Mrs. Samuel
Maul after spending pom) weeks at Al ‘1‘
the Hotel ‘Mnnhlttton, New York “39°“,
e meeting of the Lib‘rcy Abbo— ‘
in the. Town iinll, 'rnuriaey
night. reports were given showing 8
Frederick W. Peonoyor and family successful year for the .libnry. The
have moved to East Orange. New Jer- 9199““ 9! 01999” W99 99” the 0?!
soy. and Mr. end hire. John $1“ng “9'3 ”9‘95 ”99‘9““! T993“ ”9 ‘9'
have moved to the PeunOyer property. ’9‘ Soul
th. president; B. B. ‘Hlndlor.’
treasurer. end Frank Holmes score
hues marten Crockett who in study “"1 “‘9 W" 9' 41mm 315° W
Haven hospital. has an attack of soul'-1
let fever. but is reported as doing:
nicely.
83895 0
' been mixed for electricity. and hove “‘3 9° be a "“1104 nurse In the New mains the some,
,.
in Dorian. last week. there were
1two soles of reel estate, and merit
t 35 000 During the first week
There will be 9. 89801111 meeting ofl or January. l9i3.‘thero woeyonly one
the Lodlee’ Aid Society in the M. E. "“3““ 0‘ “‘“d- ““9
come} at. 7:30 womanly night. at gmm‘ffdf" ”0°-
fwhlch-timeml for n «upper will be ere more. Harriet women to Eliza
both C,
made. At 8 o'clock the mite boxes
‘ street;
will :be opened, after which refresh
manta will he served and a social time
enjoyed.
l Preston Boyd, of Rowayton. stirred Church
1
up the paiice department. on: night 300mm 0“ "813‘ by Rev h '1“ Berry. 4 .
pastor at the Stamford Congregntionll Bridge has returned after a visit with
It was a tempest in a tea- pot, it seems
Randall,
mortgage;
Last week‘s trons-
Phillipe, of New York. Gracie
Miner 43. Randall to Martha
Tokeueke.
. A gathering at the Congregation»; 99- Y-
Fridey night. heard e splendid
'Mre. Guam Divenport in mutual
_ «renormalwmmwronnl
‘A lecture on ltaly, illustrated with
vi-lting her contain. Mn. Gnome Wee!
MW
4/
373. Mummeudictcl New Gannon
he: been blotting her niece. Mrs, E
win Godfrey. ‘
Wilma huddlebrooh. oi Golden's
{Bridge N. Y., in visiting her parents.
in North Wilton. f
Mr. end Mrs. Arthur Cushion or
New York. have been spending the.
week at The Pines. ‘ !
Mrs A. W admin. Mine Alice alder-1.?
win and. W K. J. Huhbell spent Friday ‘
or lent wool: in New York. l
Min Mm Cm who has been.L
spending her vacation et ha homo.‘
has returned to New Haven. If
w--. . 1
The nuuuu meeting or the Congre-
gationnl Church will be held at the
Cblpel. nus prion-com at 52, onlocu. {
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was male outrun. who has been?
spending the Christmas hplidaya all
home, returned on Monday to elbow.
Misc Lille Mlddlohroolt r3! Golden's
up claimed that while visiting his Church Mr. Berry traveled in “up her parents. Mr and Mrs. James lulu
brother in Grantorvllle,
pocketbook with :15 therein wee etol- ““999
his “(a lost summer. and his
remark: on
Venlve. Naples, Pompeii and
i.‘
l
“L” l (2:: :: £3:
on, and that she euepecled~. but the other places were interesting. In Mr and 99:91 CW!” ‘3 89°" 0!
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police withhold the men’s name,‘ The tern slides illustrated the lecture A 399' “'9'“ ”9 Ion. MIME. hue been;
police found the young man and quiz
zed him, but he nppeued innocent and A- ‘8'““9 0‘ 30““ NOWNR
number of solos were rendered by 1".“de ”“391 9"“ 9‘ their 1‘9”?
The nt-
wn‘e let go Later it was found that tendance “’38 8004
the brother had found the toketbook
The police are disgusted The cell re4
the brother notified the Boards at the 3'0an
if , i
“a" maidiizmtflwkg iaud {more plans predict a continua- 95' 9"“ 99‘9““ 99‘9““ m 59E ' '
W Ilion of such results. on election of Matthewu church, 19‘9““ morning.
,omcers was held, the following beinll‘ Epiphany at 10' 30 oclock ‘ — i -
islet-ted: Miss Mary llcyt. president: ‘ ‘ '
m~*
-u'fiad'hm mvw.
'C. 1... Worth was in Stamford Wetl-
eeday.
Episcopal Church
1‘th Friday night held an election Jmealulddldbrook. 0! NOT"! Wilton.
of officers. The meeting had a large _ ‘
*——-.~
heard reports of the year’s
work. The year was a eucoeeflful one, i
Miss Nellie Leeann 1nd
W More-
meeti us at the
lottendhnc}. The following one the
Roiingvnt Gorlmm'e Pond llllf-l no new officers: 0‘ ‘3' mm" euperlnton
come popular.
ident;w.1. Loundce. assistant duper
! Mr. and Mn. charm Griebel. of
l The Sunday-echom ol the Methodist New WNW-3““ been mm guests.
hiWfllfll.
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There is an. skating ox’i fallen on
-4. 4.4.4-;
’ nert' itpondlt Boldeh- lull. end partlee'
The Congregatimutl Lorilee Aid So: i
ciety meeting Thursday afternoon at “f young ”taillight” ”7 “9 ”in"
m “awash It w“ only 10’ solution the home of tha pastor Dr. H 8 his mu?“ 3'40.
x
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Morning proper with Holy Common
> Mrs Alfred Morehouse honorary vlcoi "MW “We” 099“ 0! the “('3an _ ‘
.preeident;
Read mnounoee the engagement or;
Miss Helen Morohouae active nice- ”9" ““91“” Harriett isnhelle. to C
presidents; and Mrs. C.
AND
\k‘NOROTON ilhouae. secretary and trontlul‘or.
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,8. linymond at New Chosen. ;
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of mu. orient“ patients. u: m Ire. ,
Mr. end Mrs. George Boyd Mien
Mercy and Master Frederic Boydmhol
have been enjoying it vncntiou Mtholr; , _
'MhoMIbdflhmllns MWM ll"
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. Tunisia 1.” the Sewer." from full...
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!intendeut; George Kemp. treasurer; country home here. returned to ”‘9"?
Allen of Main ”mm was in ill H Raymond. secretary; Wilbur home in “'9‘“qu this week ‘
Go or, assistant aerrotnr . Mrs. 8.: .””"'m
fitnmford "8mm” x ”Hoyt ‘musk-al (“,8sz MN The and news comes (rain Bridge
The Dorian Fire Company is plunn Hollies. superintendent of Home Do- w"- 9‘ the death 9’ burning 9‘ “‘9'
pug-tum!“ supertandun" and “1118““ litle non of MP and Mrs Cliilordi
Shore: euperintendont of Cradle Roll P19917038 The i-‘Wd WM "19 “9999‘" ,.
or Mrs. llarry Underhill ol Winnlpaulr, !
After narrowly mopping 5 mg formerly Mills Cenfleld of Wilton. l
which had whizzcd punt them no the! i “*— y ‘
w. A Moo 0! Noroton llulgmp wall were comlnx down Mansfield avenue: Rev. John G. Dovenport. or Waterd
3 The weather shined upon all your a visitor in Norwalk. Wednesday .F‘rldnl. and buried itself in a tree bury. preached in the Conventional?
7 a tordoy and the churches enjoyed 800d gacroea the road the Misses liugheh. Church loot Huntley.
_‘ 9» congregations WW llMilk G "I": The “openers are practically We dnuxhtorn of A. E.
' I lay. of the Baptist Church. who spoke throuh with the town property lists
‘ The planks leading up onto the gruv-J
el bani» on the westerly end or the
‘ bridge. work were slippery with front ing for n minetrel show
this in ruins and the [toilette unload
log the Goodwinaflnllagher horse, at
JOhn Goon, of Noroion Heights, wee
; the F" 3 Coal Company. slipped and yefitel‘day a visitor in Stamtord.
‘ ' plid about as if on ice
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ll‘uxhen 0! hi» nddreas was a moot eutertnlninli?
Mansfield avenue brought the mutter mount of it rich. in "May to the but
an the EM Avenue Methodist Churehn i to the attention of the Board oi --8e tlenoldh ol Antietam Mid Gettysburg.
one greeted by a large congregation.- James Blrohurll ot the Poet Road let'tmen of the town. The two young
#8 WM MV- 3 9- ”When“ in “‘9, was a visitor in litamlord yesterday iodine were on their way to the town |
:evening.
Clflrfiwe 3011'“ touring car. u (lol- Near Leiloy avenue. they were sudden subject or halogen early “saloons
. ‘1 The hove on the Gmeechner pondnt umbifl. 13‘. b91111; overhauled at the lifter ly elurtled by the whlrr of a bullet in amp...“ alter the playing. and it
‘ :2: corner of Fort 3:11 that itlleullinugn loll serene. lfront or them h'i‘hc bullet. .Ieflkiog ll wee-decided that when m. club meeto
elreetu are get g it wrong w .- tree—trunk on t (I commit»: a e at the ' I “I
m merchants and with the residue“ The Dorian Fire CW1}? will have road. embedded itself in the wood. 3:3: minfwiholl'bexln prompt y
or the section The young men have “9 17th “”9“” 9"" 9“ "9mm” “v There in an old rifle range mm by. on
hon “pinching" home and horrole for '9 “‘9 T09” hall the old Cornell property, where. o form;
” “em on the pond. One merchant here} mor Dorian young metre club won, in
not they dumped out his mom re An oyster supper was given at “W the men of practicing, nod tho rouse
Wine and took them to add to the netltlotdmt‘ Protestim Church. Newton hm, not ,0“ MM hm “mm
9'93““! iinmea. o Ill 9. M it! t- pigeon shoots. and new and thon‘b line to the iodide Who will Melon.“
; ' . ' rliie uhootore. Without doubt. at [mid in the Muir ‘ th citation mainly "
. The bridsaetenm pumps have lodrn' John Burtoos at heroton Heights at m” Town “a" Newman-onto one f lh ‘ 0 0 0! ‘
49d the trick at int and can now battle has been offered the mentoerfihlv 0' was pmcumng there gum, the were 0 e " emer- '9" a
amour with the “11% T9919! “’9 WW‘W" Athletic Club. lnoon, unconecloue oi where-ell ot the Mn. ‘Horbcrt Btu W“ . ,
.. . ., rm “duties Ike'-
tile morning M In WNW The?“ n. bullets ware going. The ladies were , ,
one o dlfl'erenee of we uix foot in “MM launder! and Charley somewhat “Mm!“ in telling at the ill! Sterne. were Mediate 9mm!
levels between the tidenod the water ""0"“ 0'! thin place. spent Sunday in oideut to '1‘ Wu clerk 8 It ii on Mr. and hire. ll. Theorem. Mueller.
. in M “mm,“ o! plot 7 The mm, in llmod River. Norwulk x‘l‘he shooter: ”hm” be more mot ion returning on Wellhead»: .to: Wei-
W inundation ‘9 “9" 7 ““9 been in their recreation and momma that leeloy Callus. lm. "Storm lentil“
“PM“! and the meme m wort Frank no Courcey oi Mansfield nve the am. any to:- Sutmgw where
nun In suffering from a bed cold. Gold» "'9" W19“ WM" mmnppmm the will extend the winter with her
ins m on “if” 1"" "“9 {are prevalent here Juet now. i”- “9 WW“ °‘ 9 "“9" ’9" m Harry mm '
' emu tor men ~ “War- mention mm hove mum e
xfimfi in mi“. (36“th A WM! but! been expreoord that the “”9“ mm? “.9 “mm mm” The Remind cram «mot at De;
1 mm 2! minim 5 picture mm.
reference been at the library com. in
i th Advent Gilliam
Molten o e A MW “*9 9'99 urine Rooter. or North Wilton. in e .
to more use by the patrons of the ll~'
yeeterdey with e deeeriptiult
no work them. of the 11mm 9"” “m "‘ a 3"“ “e” 0* “he!” 1* w“ ”"1““? W “l mm mm Mommas theoolledlion ulthe
. a ulored country here. that will m m and ileum Normal“ todei tint Johnny a“ m at the, loot eel-rumors be
m. “:33 muznyt 23.3 mm“ _ WW” 0' W mm not until on when children at on am an.
,. governor. who willed over rig; $93.99;?“ WWW lit: flat on; ‘ .
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note. on Minot mm "mm dun ’ ‘
“mm“ 1
The wnm cm: micron-any man?
wit“
Another entertninutent will he Kiven
next month in Cannon Hell under the
earpiece ol the Kaitlin or Washing
“‘9; ton Precedence will he. then tiller
in the evening. \ ,
center at about 3: 30 p. in yesterday. noon mu. Mia Max” gram-y, The“ ’
_Wllrimtlllo.l.
DAILY .POEMT
0N ENTERING THE WOODS
Stranger. if thou_»-hast learned a
mm which needs
0 .
No school of long experience
that the world
1e. fun of guilt ahd'miscry and
has sent (n .
w“
‘ a and cares. in
v‘w
4.: 1 I',‘ .
.4. j " I ‘4
T0 are men of it enter the Wild
wood
And View the haunts 0g nature.
The ca‘lmvshad'e
Shall bring a kindred calm. and
' the sweet breeze
' That makes the green leaves
dancb. shall waft a balm
To thy on. heart.
~William Cullen Brynn.
ad'mu Menominee“ «
. it so are on damned the“ limit ;
.hov‘o been fitted to your eyes in
p correct and proper meanest lie? . ‘
» They Given Veer En: pm Hello!
algifhhyeu e‘xpoeted they redid? it ’
oven’ or you nee m
ooneulthoe'otonoe. z ,; ..
wuumi‘ .1. moon 4‘ .
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Room I. Keeler Building.
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Monti”. Wednesday and“. Friday ~
Evenlnpe t: 30 tel.
N. v. nodule-+927. .ua Ave. 9 (o
4 p. m. dilly. ..
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