visit in Norwich
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L C. Totard and really.“ 7 .7
York, wiu arrive tomorrow to W.
the winter at Tokende. 7 7.,
sue. has easel-adapt!!!“ 1:!th ‘
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mum NECK“: Light w ill 1m ll the U a. “IVY” It lilfl cm. “a It; Am 0, Sta!“
service. ‘ thesis in this place. The mono-wars of Romyton "snug, have been ‘enter.
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,nan on which. Hr Thompson in All» taming relatives from New York city.
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aalosdlasacargo encore-settle- Mastheaorthatwanlng coun- Gallons. New llamartsr astay at
Francis Huyier, ox Roway'tonlm“ '
7m optional Mm barge “Bruit Star tr! do not behave themselves and in. some time at his home at Butler's is» '
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, East Side Jews.
M2 Deflrory monarocomplaining rela-
" the imamble‘eondltion at
No. II“
Master Reward Doland, or Seaviow
-avonue. la opniined to his home ll!
illness. Iany or the little iollow'e
menu on the East Side look lora
'i
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The “Clmbrla.” a passenger and
freight host which plys between New
York City and dliterent ports on the
slain coast, is lying alongside the
~ Norwalk Steamboat company deck for
several days- 7
. There will be a meeting this even-
ing of the‘"'8unday-school oi the Ad-
vent Christian Church on Van Zant
street. Besides other important busi-
nees.7‘oilloe'rs-tor the ensuing year will
be elected.’ ' ’
Among the latest customers to be
connected with the East Norwslk mu-
nicipal station are: C. A. Berggren, or'7
Fort street. J. A Phillipson, of St.
John street;, and James Warden, of
St John street
m
as
Joseph Orioles. of the East Side
moor single .. 7 Fegslni a: and none.
to the eifeth it: an old and loving
friend. Mrs. De Stefano, of Brooklyn.
2?; - N. in. died recently. Mr. Orioles is
considerably grieved over his loss
Yon: Kipper, Jewish bay of Atone-
. moot. will be strictly observed .by all
The grocery: store
ct Merlin Vog‘el and the clothing store
. at layer;— lupin? on Washingtor‘
7 street. wt} be“ closed all fay tomor-
m.
l.
- Belated congratulations are both:
would today to‘Mart’in Gabrlolson
and Edith Johnson. two popular real.
dents of the East Side. who ore re-
ported as having been married in New
York (It: on January 3.1914. They
are at present resldlnmret 29 Fort
meet 3'": '-'
a, 97. m 2 the A... Bide's
creea‘ dang-alas. spent Yesterday
down thosyrebk. returning lsst‘eveir
‘ ing volitional "mess” oi smell of
the salon. llaet side fishermen are
m their outfits and lilting up
melt “filament as a result of Mr.
findflcta’catehea.
, . . ' 3...“...
“lie this! ' district commissioners
asst last evening in the electric plant '.
on 78eavlew avenue and discussed reg
nlar mtlssvlluolnens which had so.
cumul‘ated'dnrinx the weak. The com-
musicians spent ‘1: good portion or.
their time talking over» plans in rev
A gard to the new plant.
2 A short business meeting of the ‘ L
7 Shudafldlool board or the East ave-
nue I. E. Church was held last even--
in in the church parlors. Business
of a gsn'eral nature was transacted.
Neatluontilthemembersorthaboard N
,7 27am piss arrangements tor the telling ‘
' up 79‘ their Christmas work: »
A special meeting ol'curlli- solo
oepal Church on Gregory Boulevaflf
has been collector next monds'y oven: ‘
2 ingrortllelfilrpose ornamingaaas
7hr to J. llypllin Brown, tor-V
lecture and literary work other lou-
tin missus are to be considered. 2-
. W Ill-be is shown by the fact that'
i
no: pastor. who resigned to take up .
dillge in therlnxury or “other 01le land. ‘
War. '2
Rev. E. 8. Jsellaen, who is stithe
A earloaii of gas producers for the home at his lather. in Ohiol la roman»
new municipal electric light plant on boring friends and parishioners with
Bayview avenue has arrived. That postcards. 7 2
these machines are to be installed in
7
Mrs. Jane Broadhurst. who has re-
Wllliam Heatlpgtcn. a representative sided for many years in ilnwayton he
or the Lewis Roth company. or Phu- one. is moving today to Cross sweet.
Idelrhls. ls superintending the work South Norwalk..7
or installation in company with Elinor. .
Lingard. superintendent of the plant. Mrs. Frances A. Godlrey. of South
It is interesting to note that Mr. Heat. Norwslk. has been visiting Councilman
inxton is the patentee or the 335 W and Mrs. George 2W. Stevens. ill—"lie
ducutors and other machinery to be Kinley street.
used in the East Sldo's uptodate eta—‘
tlon.
Many folks here are planning to so
tend Danbury fair next week. This
'annual event always attracts a lone
number lrom this plant:
'Rev. G. ’M. Teoplo. pastor of the
Advent Christian Church. is expected 7
home from his vacation in time to 22 . 2 2 .
conduct the services or the-mid week The Ladies A” Society M the Hotli—
my" meeting Following the meet zodiot Episcopal Church will hold their
ing on Thursday evening. an impor- 'regulnr monthly business meetingln
taut business session or the church m" Chapel °n WNW, “it”?!
will be held. The church's progress 2 ' ”-7 2
will bsnoted in the various reports to M“ 8““9 M Fem" °' “I” West ‘
be submitted and oflcars for the fol 'S'de' "th h°m°’ °“ Mennonites:
lowing ”u. will be named and elech‘illleullire, where sh‘e has been “the
0d menu‘s Win “'0 b. 1|!de It ‘ues‘ of 88V. and Ma. S D. Wood! to,
this meeting to attend the Annual several d."
Conference.. which is to be held in
Waterbury. (loom. On October 8th and
7th. There will also ‘bo a convention
of the Sunday-schools and Loyal
Workers Societies following the con-
release on the 8th and M112 01 next
month. tea for this veu 2 2 - .2, - '
tlon lilo 33': be elected a” mm 3"“ mm “‘1‘” 9‘“ “_‘
. the Grand Central Station. New;
who has beenoccupylng one or Mllm- 2
$2”. .1“; m...“ film: 2w 0 W“ We 1" MW"
in oi” M Norwalk improvement” avenue. will move totsmmibrd; teams»
Association's fair in the former New to '
doll mill: .7. '
Chorus—finest Song."
Grade 7. Marvin School.
Mummy-"Blossom Bells."
‘ Grade V. llarvln School
itecitatlon—-"Ali tor Baby."
Verna Staples.
Solo and Chorus—“Doll's Lullaby. "
Ha'rriotjones and Primary Pupils
The Parasol: mill and The Rainy
- ' Daisies.
Grades, IV, and v.. Fitch School.
Solo—“Milkweed nobles.”
Mr and Mm Silas A. Carpenter; or
llow‘sytcn avenue. have been entertain-
ing Mr and Mrs. Walter Guild and
'daughtor. Miss Ruth Gould, or roll
Chester, New York. 2 , . . 27.!
Richard Tisder and family, who have 7
been traveling through Europe, have
arrived at their Tokenell's residuum: .
where the greater part or the winter
will be spent. The): were delayed spou-
slderably by the war.
7 The Boy Scouts will hold their lest:
lsr weekly meeting in the chapel of
the Methodist Episcopal Church this
evening. at which time the drum corp
which is built-amused. will. again
he the principal business. The boys _
» 7 ”WI 101536- are getting along' nicely. and will soon
Rm have their drums and luau and will be-
m“ Ruby gin in earnest. Several of the older ‘
'SOII—“O my Mn . 2:7.
Grade N, Marvin School. the scouts ‘
:2 Mon September 28th 2 '
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