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‘Y., was a \isitor over Sunday at the
forms of local relatives
'Thdlnas Riley. of Pleasant street,
Walter P‘reudenthal. of West Wash-
ington street, on Saturday evening
resigned his position as driver of one
. of Ferris Coal Company's teams,
.Rev. 8. P Fairbanks has entirely re-
. eovered from a retent slight illness,
and was able to conduct all the ser-
vices yesterday in the East avenue M.
E Church. -
'Wiiliain Tobey, Sr., 11 local oyster-1
man, is the latest East Sidcl' to L‘xl't'OIll
a‘position with the Pouch Bros. (‘om-
Will]. 11 large Oyster house 111‘ New
Rochelle.
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in spite of the chilliness of the
weather a full dozen of tents still 1-s-
main st Calf Pasture. The latest snap
. of cool weather has failed to discour—
age. the hardened campers.
Edward Tobey. Sr, of 1131151 Nor~
walk, was a visitor at his home on
the East Side over the week-end. Mr,
Tobey is at present snunltyed with a
. ,large oyster houstvin New Rochelle.
The~tuz "Addie \1"“ is-in Stamford
, today. from which city she is to tow
1.41 Wells spile-driver to. 'Westport,
1 1'.Conn.. where Mr. wells has the con-‘
.-tlnct to build a lnrge'doclg_
a. ' 1 - 1
1.110011, of Fort street, enjoyed a very
1 1. pleasant visit yesterday ,nt3the, home '1
of friend in Stamford. ’l‘hetrlp to that
city and return was made in an auto-
mobile,
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Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hall, a? 1.95
_ East avenue, spent. tie week-end at
' . the home of friends at Pntchogue, L.
I. Mr. Hall returned last evening,
but Mrs,'linll will spend the remain:
' .fler'ol this week at that city,
The cold weather has tiriven the
once plentiful snapper blues out of
’ the harbor. and local fishermen have
, ceased their daily tripn down the
'Creek alter this popular fish. Black-
' fish and smelt will lie the next fish to
be victims to East Sider's hooks. !
, Several of the pxoperty owners on
beautiful Marvin Beach tract are;
thinking of following the example oi=
E, O. Smith in erecting a slghtly and:
attractive , cement seawpii arot1nd§
their property on the water front
greatly enhancing the beauty of this
'part of the local harbor. Stewart F!-
, "fliott has already started work on tl1e1'
erection 0! a sea-wall. 1' .
Eighty-three and nineu‘one degrees
of heat have been common enough
lately, but for two close relations, oii
those number of yeals each, to have:
,,,beeu born in two consecutiVe days is.
‘a little more rare. The twenty- -iifth
fond twenty- sixth of this month com-1
’ 3’ memorate’d the eighty-third birthday:
of George Reynolds and the ninety-.5
first of his uncle, two- typical Amen;
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“that or thenation itself. and who en-'
[50y the respect and good «will or all
quaintance. Both are industrious,
. 'hard working men in the possession
‘lthemseIVes in their younger daYs.
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,. Glppy and Nancy, one a'spottéd and
1?: other’ a brown dog, pets or Mrs.
_, zen. seem to ‘miss their niistress
at much agony one around, and every
"once in a while. especially 1Nanc'y'1,
will follow the little ones when the:
opportunity occurs to cross ever from
' rs Lexen's house on Osborne ave-
mill to the home or 3lr. and Mrs. Le
ls, Cummings and 11111111 at Fort street, 1
1111114111.»: going through shine rooms
' the gr nnd1iloor.b11t with no sue.
ow, rats n to the partly empty;
Q3419y1 ,0; New Rochelle, _
' Misses Films and Christine Jacob: 1,
"Hazard, Helen Seaman;
'lsion the guests departed with
loans with constitutions as sound as: -'
~who have the pleasure offltheir 30- '
' of all their faculties. and, proving the ' ,2
blessings of people, taking care 0‘;
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The cofierdam of pier 9 was finish-
ed on Saturday. and work ori'ti1e pier
itself slam-1d this morning. Four la: gs
pumps will keep the water out at the
cotterdam , - ..
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A large number of South and East
Norwalk people attended the services
of the Advent Christian chureh yester-
day that they might greet filly. J. W.
Davis, of Bridgepoit. former pastor ol'
the local church and welLknowu and
popular in this' city.
There will be a meeting of the Sun-
dhyschool board of the East avenue
M. E, Church this evening. important
business will be discussed and every
member is asked to bé present (in
Wednesday evening of this week an
important 1cgular business meeting oi
the (lfiicial Boald oi the 1"hurth “ill
be held.
Several pieces of llllit,‘llllit‘l'}' for the
new municipal plant on llayviow ‘dVP-
11111: has arrived, and Mr. Roth, of the
Louis Roth Company of'Philadelphin,
is expected to be on the East Side to-
day to superintendent the installation
of this equipment. The remainder of
the machines will arrive at frequent
intonuls. and the new plant uill soon
be open tot business
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'l‘ho new state road on Width-id
street has bot-11 t‘Olillileli'd l'i‘tlltl' linsl
avenue as ful‘ as t‘t-ntlal avenue, and
can now he 11:41-11 to that'otreet. ifast
Siders are more than pleased with
this new road. in place
umntlsta'etory one. and also 113133 the
new road-vibe Not-walk street depart.
11.19111 are building on the East Side.
Charles Newman and Christopher
, Bauer. 9! Kevser Place, were" enter
tallied yesterday at the home of N1: 1'
York city. intends.
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Miss Natalie Seymour was pleasant-
ly. surprised at the home of .her part
Aents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Seymour,
,or 59 Winfield street. East Norualk,
Eby a group of friends who arrived
9an? Friday eyening.- Till: time will;
passed pleasantly with games and 11
social time. . During the evening a
bountiful lunoheon' was served. The
guests present were the Misses Kath-
,leen Phillips. Muriel Bartlett. Frances
Bartlett. Mable McFarland, Estelle
Lillian Mc-
Guire. Anna Wilson. Lucille Hall,
Dorothy Crosby. Bertha Vadas,,and
the Messrs. Francis -Croshy, Earle
Ronoe, Carleton L'Hmnmedieu. Fran
ci’s Scofleld. Gerald.hleade and Law-
rence Crosby. After a delightful see,-
many
good wishes to the little hostess.
whose birthday was celebrated on this
occasion,
A 11 11151111111111 in the wish-roam fifths:
Crescent Laundry on Sewieiv avenue:
the 0111 11111.
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, wilt-.3115 Mrs. 1111111111911 are flzdlnc
most excellent support in beautliyin;
The people are Slot-i;
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‘Hydrographer" have completed their;
survey of long island in the vicinity '
of Norwalk, and the “Hydrographerf‘,
has been stationed tot-1,21 .week9ipast.
and has steamed _tu Stnmtqrd. where
the hid-001311111315 Jame made their,
permanent headgualters until
work is completed 1 5
Al Bates. 11 clevei boner. from Dan-
bury. Conn, usil- known in Norwaik. ‘
and throughout lt‘airliei d County was
a visitor Saturday at the home of
William Smith, of Edlie svenue- Mr.
Bates arranged with Mr Smith». final:
their' 3
details tor the holding of a bout be' '
tween himself.,'and Battling Kongo, of
this city. Mr, Smith is Kunze’s able
manager.
91h of October. in Seller's
under the auspices of the “Al. (Rates
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of this citv. Assertion. that the New
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lioldwln, and by inference could not
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llgildwin manager. was hotly resented
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