% 1: EAST ‘ ANORWALK
NEWS
* Charles Tobey. er. of the East Side i
‘ toenail; accepted a position until the(
Aluduw Radel Outer Company
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f The William Warm house. on Third l
greet. is being repaired and improv- g
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A cargo of‘ Jeddo" cool the bet; a.” I“ “infill" 0‘ 3'00“
mined is being unloaded from Red in. In roasting a low days with
m:- \'o 27 for Raymond Bros. Co. m H; F. (H! All busily; of
.. , lRomton avons.
i“, The "Addie V ii" this morning:
flowed the "Fannie Freston" from the l
”on Coal Companys wharf on tho'
East: Side. M
" St. John & Keyser, builders. have
.. people that their interests will be
be two (2) houses building at Marvin furthered in every HIM You’ re in
Shell. for Theo. Olsen, well under need of run of his calibre in the Gen-
";jan’" ion! Assembly.
. The eectric seI‘VlC of the Best
38h» 'nulnclpnl plante has been in- ' Rowayton “nudist Church—Star
binned in the I. 3. Jane“ residence vices tomorrow as follows: At 10:30
\on ome avenue. ' Is. in short m by the pastor, i'ol-
‘ lowed-by the Sacrament of the Lord's
Slipper.
the church. they are invited to present
themselves at this service. Also the
—'Pitll.lp is. wielding, i’mmwve
mdidate for representative, is a. man
little I“. who will represent the
1‘.
.Thn mgnlyzbnalness meeting of
8 third district commissioners will
hold on Manny evening next. Mat-
~51» or a general nature will be dis»
if any desire admission to '
the... li. c. classhntotokenthi
initials of their teacher“: name as the
letters of their class. and‘ call them-
selves A Busy Class. A. B. Cleverley
lathe teacher They have chosen for
their colors green and gold ,
, There are new four organized clue»
as in the school.
ARIEN
Nth
A number 01' new books have been
added to the llhrary by Mrs. ~Doll. '
Mrs. William Flemming of Mana-
field menue give a whlst party, Wed-
nesday afternoon
The Epworth League held a social
at the M. E. Church last night. to
celebrate Hallowe’ en Supper was in-
cluded in the program.
A Hallovl'e'en supper was given lest
evening in the rooms of the Metho-
dist Protestant church. iiuiiowe'en
games followed.
The Young People’s §oclety of the
Noroton Presbyterian ‘hurch gave a
liailowe'en party Thursday night in
the chapel. It was well attended and
the young people spent a Jolly even.
zing. Light refreshments were served.
Hollowe'en party on the grounds of
Airs. llced. Sodgewlck avenue. tonight
The guests will be masked; there is
‘ icussed at length.‘ Sacramun of Baptism will be admin-
istered for any defilrlng baptism.
Bible School at 11:50 a m. The Les-
p Louise Brokp. of Belts place. has
;returned from a. pleasant visit with
.to he a bum dance, and all of the
.melly- mailing of Hullovw en Mil lie
in part of the evening.
W bullpbln unmet. ‘iiie mull-l
Quartermaster Nozzle Swanwiok, and
, Hark- leadlos. so she thoroughly us—
; dot-stands this graceful art. :
‘ cusoDr inesxfiuto v
' “tarantula
The Worth While‘C'luh will hold. a '
~drienda and relatives in Brooklym N.
:Y. Mr. Brehm resumes his duties on
alumnae bakery wagon on Monday.
I
son subject is "The Arrest and Trial __ .
0‘ Jesus" “a increase in attendance A metal our. of which the driver
at the two adult Bible Classes. One is said to hate lost control. was flung
ifm- men and the other for women “Ion its side and struck a tree. damag—
' Airs. lsa‘nrlln A. Bell, of Cove ave-'
.nue. has returned to her home on ‘ great help and mm“ '0 the
-the East Side after enjoying a very "3°18 ”‘00! ll ll how that the
pleasant two months \lsit with her men and women of the church. and
(fiends and reintixea in New Jar- the mm. W mu”. this
fol" lfully. litany opportunities for service
..
' A brand new wagon. of the wry awn.“ grie‘cm ‘.
intent t) pe. was put on the milk route W laughs MT“ 3’ 6- 45 9-?
get the Straw Whom Hill Diary. for the in. This is a union service with the?
Eirst time this morning.ch wagon mm; Young 11,2918 at the Blpllll‘
r“ "m“ “5 ”We" “’8‘" “1‘ " Church. nveaing’ll‘reschln; service it
dandy in every respect.
{'7 30 p III. The pastor's serious "3.”
loot will b. “Willi ls Hall."
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A week
Air Fielding. progressiVe nominee
.‘for representative was asked
trends to- the popular Cali Posture
ullhpals . time die ruled that thetitl: 1‘ 1:2? tint. 9‘53 "3“?"
Arvin fam‘ily own the property.“l kw" Tm“ dam on 8‘3
oldlng outlaw» 11,. sclering loo pol-lye fit?” you a; the chut’ll
OR “in, it)! 'gl'rb themselves
- Millet or . “ding unmawm Wof‘fllf!
The East Side to alts.- accor- l v
to political faith. last evening attend— a one 9" been “a m
,ed, eithe: the Republican or Demo- 5‘
mile rally in the second ward. Those
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hm Baptist Church—Sunder
in attendance were treated to “hot m:10:30,lofilluvorllllpwltli-_
, shots" deivered by the speakers. And m by mm, choir. and a 1‘
‘3‘” “Y ““5 l“ “" “Mr" 9“" sermon ll! them. Theme of set.-
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Charles Wsksllam. of Westport. the non. "W "a 'Service The
oldest vegetable man who has. as rs- W0 0! the LON! Slipper will be
color _ as clock-work. "done the m at tho clone of the morning
' rounds" for many years past. appur- "ml... 11: 5. The Bible School will
, ”ed on his East Side route this morn-
P" in; for the first time in three months. 3% to M 8mm“ °‘ lam“
m. Waleham has been ill. and his A“ ‘lll Till! of Jesus 3: 80
many local friends are pleased to The Junior c. E. society will meet
once more greet him ill-ll In. Insane Ambler in charge.
‘ l’i‘helesderoftbenleetingisto be
A hallowe' en surprise party was mu m I.“ The 1’98“!”
‘ silven to Charles Plait at his home -
ton Sherry street. last sv.ening Twen- Milly m m“ 0' the 39'0"“
mat-e guests were present. Dancing hone .C the Christian Endeavor
:qua a feature of the evening The at the Met church. "Topic: “The
roasts were all masked and dressed nick m- W. .40 Leader. For
in eomleoi costumes. There was n
leery fine march. and at 10. so lunch “m 1’ Aim 7- 30 Will Ber-
wen served after which the saute '10! 1* null- and worship Subject
departed. wishing that Hallowo’eli of om: “fining God With What
. came oftener than once a yéur. le Hove." m one is invited ml
“The Greatest Trial in All the His— 'mm mm" 8““ "° m" "d ‘11
tory of Legal Procedure" will be the m “MR
subject of the Men's mm at the Aluminum-user only once in
nest avenue M E. Church. tomo‘r- this church, and than only for a few
we Something will be earned of mm -
“ Jlike then who took a leading part. and
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lam. oi special mention is being planned .‘
:vcning what his. opinion was in w {or the week proceeding ‘Thauksggv- '
5», their subsequent history. The bold-
‘ lot of the trial at night and on a
least day was directly contrary to
,~ h‘w. Many other points Will prove
that this Was the most famous min.
_ carriage of justice the world has ev-
er known
' ~Philip H. Fielding. named as rop-
resentatlve on the Progressive ticket.
stands for the reforms ond improve-
ments that the Greater City of Non"
. walk so bs‘dly needs. it You want
of Assembly.
. ;. Leslie Davis. son of. Attorney and
7 llrs. Leo Davis. of Rowan street. last
,evening entertained a large number
of his friends ‘at a Halloween party
at his home. The affair proved to be
it most pleasant one. The various
liauowe'engames wsrs>llldulged in,
and were productive 0! much enjoy—
Inent. Everything combined- to furth—
ltr the happiness of those in atten-
. < W
Masked and gully and cronily coll-
dined. the merino-rot St. Agnes
Guild. of Christ Episcopal church.
solid many friends last evening en-
o Hollowe' on party that was
enjoyable. Many a humorous
was sprung when these as.
dimmed unmasked at 9 o'clock. After
‘uamuklaz cattle- or tile Halloween
[were plant! and deilshtml
haunts were“. served. The afloir
Wain-day, a p. m. udles' Aid wlli
‘nleet for work. All ladies of the
ing the front of the machine. on the
Post road. at the corner of Center lit.
gyes rduy afternoon The threeocqu“
loan of the car. all men. escaped
.‘lniury. One wheel was broken. the
front axis was bent. and the hold-
lllghts damaged. The car was going
¥south of the Post road. zlgzagginl;
‘rom one side of the road to the
other: when it skidd'éd at Center St...
and struck the tree in turning on
3th ride. The machine. a Studebaker
touring car. is owned byis. ‘.B.l Finch.
of Stamford.‘ " . ’
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Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Evans. it is re
: . ported. will soon move into the bum
‘.low on Frederick T. Benedict's piece.
James Canneld. who has bsu'hpend
loathe summer With his nieces. has
«returnedtohis home in New York. .
Mrs. Julia Roscoe is visiting her-ll;
tor. Mrs. William Raymond in Pound
‘Ridle.
Miss i—{elon Aliddiebrook has closed
her .home and isotoppiag in Norwalk
for I few weeks. ‘
Leroy Evans recently had the mis~
'fortune to out lllll'~ linker in acorn cut-
ter. Dr Morrison treated the injury.
molly rijers on Wednesday morning
felt the first touch of winter. ice was
frozen solid in many cases.
Dr. and Mrs. Turnsy and son. and
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Barrett. of the
city. visited at the Barrett homestead,
over Sunday.
The little daukhter of Clarence, Mid-
dlebroolt was recently removed to the
Danbury Hospital seriously .lll of up
. ‘~ f
omit... c .3333?
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find. to allow
. them. send Mr Fielding to the GM as by .Woba
church are requested to be present
i7: 45 p. In. The regular mid-week ser- ‘ _, ‘
[vino m m and meditation. Mr. and Mrs. luster Samson have
Ii'rlday. 7 “Si. A ”Still: of the men removed “op Beidon Hlll to Cannon.
“I the church “d contention The where Mr Romssn Will'be'pmmied
limo! this m 18 tolconsider by Warren 3.1.”le
the organisation of a Brotherhood in
the chord.
Asuncwillbomred’bytheA.
W. '1'. class. and there will be speech
Singleton and Rev.
Robb l}. Hartley on the Piaha, Pur
noses old We‘d of the Brother-
'llood era-Mm. it is hoped that
every an la the church and congre
nation will be Mr. .- , .
Two more «Molasses in the Sun»
day emu bsve mined and have
chosen the infinite: mines ’nnd ot-
pendloitis.
' A number of Democrats autos}! lo
Norwsik. Wednesday evening. in C O
ly in Lockwood’s Hall.
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, Air. and Mrs.- dodge ii‘. dualism. of
Winnipsuk. spent Sunday with“ the
formers sisters, at their home. on
Drulil Hill. .
no. and Mrs. Scalpel Mater.
Haskell. was read and discussed.
. Rev. Kenneth Atflscltenxie. ofWest-
*port. wiilgiveslecmreinSt. :Mnt
theirs Church. _Wedn'e'i‘doy svenhig.
m Social Committee—Winn
Chairman Lookout; committee—
marines Word.
mlssibn.
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The Knights of Washingtoll lie-pi ,
Samson's motor car to Attend the rub
" cilARnnn m . mknoc'mld
if” [9‘
The Resdink Circle inst rum
‘aftsrnoon st lira. H: E. ChlohMer's.
“Inlet-m Government." by" JSBIQS E: ‘
Nov 4th. on “The Trend of History "
All are welcome. There will be no of ,
l
aunts were under the ”moment or;
he most: acceptably carried out hill3
Phila- A pleasant feature of the even-A
in: was sonle fancy dancing, to the
strains of a viétrola. Alisa Mary,
' Pflfilfllllfll
HARTFORD, Conn. Oct 31.-
-—Governor Simeon E
today issued the annual
giving proclamation, a
Thursday, Nov. 2:6, as a ay for
“in praise to God for
fold blessings He has bestowed
upon us, and epecially for that
of peace in our time " The Gov-
ernor enjoins the people. how-
ever, “not to forget. the lands
across the one where there is no
peace” and calls ior‘ ‘sympathy
through sacrifice in ministering
by their gifts to those upon
whom hunger and cold and un—
toltl sufferings of every kind‘
have been forced by the hard
hand of war."
The proclamation follows:
State of Connecticut
By His Excellency, Simeon En.
Baldwin. Governor
A I’ROCLAMATION.
Pursuant to the ancient custom '
of the Commonwealth, l appointg
Thursday, the twenty-sixth day
of November. as a day of
Thanb'giving and Praise.
and call upon the people, through.
out the state to laywasltie upop
that day their ordinary occupa—
tions. and join in their places of '~
public‘ worship land in fertility re-
unions in their homes lfi’prslhi: .
to God for the manifold lil‘é'ka'iiigs ,
He has bfstowed upon it and.
especially or at CREW
time; '3‘: g)” ‘3
Let us- in file w‘ortifi tlt'e
Psalmist, offer unto God thank?-
Tg‘N-h'g and pay our vows unto the ,
Most High ‘
.‘E‘Le‘t hill Alli“: iiillilnbcr that. 't'o ,
His prayer that the people would
(illness
Oflfs to
fillildren of men there was d~
‘nnd let them sacrifice
”sacrifidchbi thanksgiving." ‘3:
So in these days of thankful»
heal! hare for (police m'lly we not
forget the Ian Across the down
where there is do peace. and that
it is peculiarly the part and pliv
liege of the people of this grealt ‘
m ath‘y throng l
sacrifice in mgstgring by llll‘l. ‘ ,
gifts to those upon whom hunger
and old and untold suffering of
Way kind 11A]: lllen forced by
the hard hand of war.
SEAL ,
, Given under my hand and seal ,
of the State at the Capitol in _
Hartford this ability-first day of
October,‘ in the year of Our Lord.
One Thousand.“ Nine. Hundred
«andFourlecn. and of the founding
cf the Commonwealth the Two
Euddred and Seventy-sunk and
bf the independence of the Uni-
ted States the 9130 Hundred and
Thirty-ninth «1)
SIMEON E BALDWIN.
By His Exceliellcyfis Command
ALBERT PHl'IILIPS.
Secretary.
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