EAST NORWALK
NEWS
HI. 11111 Mrs. George , Harris; 1;:
IIritige street, are e - 1.1.1119 ., p“...
tacit in New York city.
0. Anderson haIs
print street, Secondwdlstriot, to Row
street. ou' the East Side}
1. Irving Policy. of Fortrstreei, has no-
. tented 11. position with William Efircn,
“lathe. East Side coal dealer, as a sales:
Juan.
Miss‘MiIdred Decker, of 33 Cove ave
aloe, has purchased a new six-cylinder:
I“Chaimers.” The purchase was made
through Vnast Bros.
“China. I. Ifl. Wilbur, formerly of East
1 Norwulk, who has been very ill, at her
- dicing. in‘Compo street, Saugatuck. for
filming. is slightly improved.
Miss Verna Beers. of Osborn avenue.
boldly improving from 1111 attack or
typhoid fever.’ Her many friends loo:
. a, complete recotery soon.
pars” Charles H Aisihorpe. of 33 Seu— V
' ‘view avenue, has returned to her home,
V after spending some tim‘e with rela-
fillies in Nepnburgh N. Mrs. Ais
‘ ‘ ' pe is much improved in health.
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11311111111 avenue, have returned home M
a most pleasant visit to the home of
“lends and relatives in ilrookh‘n.\ 1 .
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i_ “112th Siders “111 be interested in the
‘ meeting this evening of the Board of
militate and 'I‘anntionV The street dei'
partlnent asks for appropriations for
new roads fertile 11111111 district. ’
Tomorrow evening Superintendent
Ira T Chapman Wduled tripped
at the unopened will be glvondm
der the ”fishes of the Friendship
Class. otfie East Avenue M. E.
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‘fV ' Minna. Hauck, of 24 Second street.
mo Norsaik. according to reports
out: Health ginger W1J.» Trucey’s oi '
has developed typhoid ”foyer. The
, 9 girl is a pupil in one of the Mar
' 1» '1 h school grades
‘Mhe directors of the East, Nor-walk
yupprovement Association will meet at
‘ jVille home oLMrs. Hurry Rider. on
t auntie Monday afternoon, Nov.
F(puller 9,11t 2: 30 o'clock. ‘It is very
Iportsnt that every member be Ipre‘sg
V as the constitution will be pass-
32! upon and the schedule for the,
coming your will be considered.
The report of the work being done
'1 by thé various committees of the East
' Norwslk Improvement Association.
which was printed yesterday, shows
Itow' much the East Side is indebted
to the- members of this progressive as»
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libréry, which has already been start-
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meet with favor by local residents.
Within a week traillc over the 119111.:
' porary bridge will be diverted over the
cement foundation which is ’at present
being made on the east end of the
iibridgo,‘ and the approach now in use.
lell be closed. Workman will sturt
within a day or two laying the cement
» road foundation and will excavate for
curbs and gutters on the west end oi
I. the new bridge. Work on the placing
of the draw is rapidly progressing.
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Mrs B G. Templeton and Vfamlly,
_ ho occupied the George C. Booed
wattage at Butlers Island, returned,
to New York today for the winter V
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Mrs L Dumeron, who 1111; been
conducting the Tokeneke 11111 the past
spoon. left today for Lakewood, New '
Jersey. to conduct a. winter hotel.
rs. Domeron' 3 season was .very suc-
mini. and she has taken a three
ours lease of the property. '
' acting of the men of the Bowny-
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7245 did ck, for the ‘
pemoved from .
' to her home in Brooklyn. L 1
Air. and Mrs. J. E. Bartram, oi 011-
“tqmorro
Iand has on even chance (or recovery I
, time.
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1rung: relieves sick hoodsché.dull1iess. ‘
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Eds/3rd King of Tokeneke has left
for New York. '
The Post road is being widened
near Miller’s bridge.
THERE ARE STRANGE
SHADOWS.
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The Mansfield avenue work is pro-
grossing splendidly.‘
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The 1111111111111 omcial hoard held 11 IThero are strange shadows fun-1
meeting last evening
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Miss Hill guest of Miss Grace Web~
er of Mansfield avenue, has returned VV More numerous an“ the clear-
or “I." .2.“ 1 cut shade of the day. . .
Dr and Mrs 11.11.an have left1
to spend a few days with their son. Go forth when all the 1m
Dr Theodore H. Brown, at New Ha-
“ 1 . whisper of Juno,
Into the dusk 0i swooping
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1. AND Or go into that late November
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lines of death,
$|,Id hats at play,—
111 MW York City Tuesday.“ And on the air the faint astrin-
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Miss Lillinn McLaughlin of Bridge- .1
pdrt is spending 11 four days vulchh
‘ of the VVsu .
trimaran State sonar. , 11.. 1;, IWhVCW n ‘
'1‘: mole logisn, I1. & A. M. airii'dihold Kn nothing. .ay' 3 thousand
its regular oommunhutionéln ll MMn- ‘1 V
sonic 1111111111 the Fabio buildirig 10-,
marrow evening. ,
1 —- .I . .I Shall leap and flicker and stir and
“his Mary I outrhlln: 111111111111- of. the 1» "
sixth grade In the Town Hulk; has
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Board to take effect within two
weeks. Miss (‘ougIhtln hos adcepted
a more lucrative position In New.
York City. Suoprintsndent Grover C.
P‘wman hes not yet obtained :1 suc—
cessor.
» - Like ghosts of twilight, of the
Deputy Sheriff 1911 B. Meals, who VV
was recently operated upon at the
Bridgeport hospital. has suffered a
relapse and was returned to the hos-
pit-111ml Saturday and operated upon
to: the second Ittflio. Reports 710111
the hospital state that be Is pro—
grossing as well as could be expected
shadows (there
Like pctrels of the changing
V foul or fair—-
Whose homelund lies “past each
‘ Arthur "Davidson Ficke.
horizo'n' s rim.
FIRE m out eraser. i f
‘lii’iiiiiiiii' Mil
Merrill: are “when Loaders
.no surprise. Harry R 311ch001! was
€Assembly over Robert W Post,
Democratic tnnuIdntE. by a mama‘s
' town and was e
’ the Twenty-fifth Senatorial Dish-let.
. largest on his ticket in this town.
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1 , E 1 0V; man: was more vigil, 1:.
'hno‘it‘iur‘ge qunnilty of stdrch mode.
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were fifteen passengers on the truck,
Elli ll fiiiifiiF
.I of E. 0. hwm lakes
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WEEI‘PORT. ”Nov
publican gains were shown in Tues-
day's results and were received with
elected RepresentatiVe .v me Genoru'
of 1.17 votes This was the most 111'.
was loyalty supported in his home
ted Senator from
Mr. Salmon received a vote of willie
Ebenezer J. Hill o-t Norwulk was
strongly supported and renewed 200
No1walk. Simeon Pease of Fairfieid;
Fa irfield county. also pulled a heuvy
vote in this section and the question
residents Is "Who will be appointed
deputy sheriff of Weslpori?’ Mr
Pause has made no pr-umists in this
town. but has several men to pick
from. » ‘
* 'Recnlts or! Balloting.
The vote was as followu:
United States Senatormllmndegee.
11.. 429; Baldwin,..I).. 24!): Smith, P..
“13: “Spies; 8.. Ifif‘Platt; P.. l. ‘
Representatives in Congresswliill
11.494; Dono an, I) 286; Shepard. P
20; Turner, 3 WitiJer, I’ 1
Governorwfloyibmb a, 443; Tins—
Ileardselv.
S 2;(Irif1‘ln. P. I
Liedienunt.‘ Governor——Wilson, It.
412 waders. n 521:3u1tertvo'rlh, 1’.
I7: Pencil; S.” 1.; ilundnl, P
Secretary of. Statemilurnee. R 186;
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texesting contest locally and the large j ,
majority was not anticipated Fred
' one): M. Selmon of Riverside avenue 1
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Imore votes than did his opponent. ,
'(‘oncreosmun Jeremiah- Donotsn of
now uppernwst in the minds of local , V
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Treasurerw-Chumhorlaln H.4461I
j Roberts, I} 2210.; Ilondl 31.5.18; Bee-
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Dunn. D, .211'Jaclrs1m': P. in Palm.
S. 2; Richards. P. l
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hirwhonough [1.223 Light, ,
Berger S :1: Manchester. P. 1 "
Sheriff- ~Pense.‘ preterm Vollmor. 1!). .
237: ficbell. $.11 “Jot-11c.“ if, 1:1. 1 .1
Pinto Scr1ulor781tlmon, It,
Beecher. D, ”12,
Thompson. S 21’ 11111111». 11111::‘17'
' Proport- Judgewwflhuiicl B Bindely.
$85. '1; e '
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random-111nm,
1er on thymine presuming} closed
for on indefinite time._ The curnpnny '
has pit-it'll. of material on 11111111 1111.1
but orders are lacking. While tho
factory is closed the machine” \vill'
be overhauled and repairs will 111.-
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IAUTO ACCIDENT lN Resume.
REDDING. Conn. Nov. 5.—-vSuusot
Hill, near this place. was the scene at
a narrow scoops from a. serious unto-
mohils uccidentJust nixltt.‘ when a
truck load of Bethel residents were
carried down the hill at a rapid rate
of speed and precipitated over a.
large stone Wall and into a low field
as. a large truck owned and driven
byA. W. Rutherford, oi Dnnbury,;i‘nll~
at a sharp curve, Although there
which was almost totally demolished.
and but one. Mrs, William Ketcholl.
of Bethel. required medical treatment
at the Dnnbury Hospital All cultured
from shock. 1
The party was bound for tho Red~~
A fire, whichpnidubout 375. damage. 1 1
started yesterday afternoon, shortly . i
after 3 o'clock, in u sevenofamily tens. :
mont house, on the corner of Oak .1 . 1 ~ . . i‘
street, in Springwdod. A pile of split V!
wood. owned by Mrs. A‘nnie Mdioruno
wasnpileii against the chin‘mey in the
cellar. An. conning in the chimney ro-V
sulted in the wood catching fire. the
flames communicating to the partitions
sud ceiling. The firemen had the ill-o
out before much damage was done.
Smoke filled the large house for some
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