23a? scorn u ‘
visiting in Rockville and Springfield.
“W. 1... Bean is spending a week with
, ivss- in Rockville and Springfield.
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at“. Lillian Selleck. of emitters.
“ about Thanksgiving with Mr, and Mrs.
fl. F. Smith. of Rowan street.
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’ . lira. May
Barnum and children, who
litre been visiting at the home of Mrs.
gas“.-. s parents. on Fort street. have
.beturned to their home in Port Chas.
L " ter.
Rev. H. S. Crossetl. of Mt. Vernon;
Dr. Clifton Cooley. of New Britain, and
a. nthl‘tslull tromcy, were the guests 01'
It. and Mrs. Charles Simona. Thanks
{ giving Day.
Mr. and Mrs, ’1‘. ii. Smith celebrated
their thirty-sixth anniversary very
"lljuietly at their home. 55 Osborn ave-
" Due. on Friday. the twenty-seventh of
November.
Tile regular weekly business ses~
" slon of the Third District Commission-
ers is scheduled to be held on Mon»
day evening of next week.
Tile next game in Hafner‘s pool tour-
»: moment will be played ml Monday (we
filling of next week between Wicke and
" George Files.
The game will he one
* .‘ol‘cOusidemble interest.
’M'rs. l-‘red Johnson and daughter
Jeanette. who have been visiting at
‘ - the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jacobson. oi
on er‘rnQn» . 4...: as; -. -
Fort street. .will return tomorrow to
L fibeir home in Beverly. Mass.
The Clambake Club was entertained,
hut eyellillg, by Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Plait. oi' Sherry 'street. The. next
meeting 'will be held next Friday night
with Mrs. Job Lockwood. ill Rowsyton.
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Wlwkploll runnecied with White,
Eectric Company. this-blaming. were
busy wiring the many lamp posts. on
'ihe railings of the new Washington
Vatreet bridge. The glass globes are to
be attired immediately.
0n next Tuesday evening the Pro:
allelic study (fleas, of the Advent.
Christian Church. will meet at tho
horns of the pastor. Rev. G. M, 'i‘eepla,‘.. ‘ .
‘ din Filth street. The ever interesting
_ stuuygoti, til'e'lllabyloll‘ian 'Einpire will '
be taken up.
j The members 01 the East Norwalk
improvement Association are very.
much pleased with the success 0! their,
, behest performance. in The Club The.
dire. last evening. The hall was
1. . crowded at each performance. and the
.‘ pictures were enjoyed very much. ;
Pedestrians across the temporary
bridge are using a passage way
u :1: through the Ferris coal yard because
'.the bridge workmen have narrowed.
the West‘approach‘ to the bridge. in on.
der to excavate tor the paving work,
, and it is dangerous tor foot passengers
‘ to use the roadway.
g'l'he thrsemasted schooner “Kit
ion-son." which has been alongside the
.f Hatch is Bailey wharf for some time.
"~ being unloaded ot a cargo of lath nnd"m "Illa“ family had moved the day .
lumber. will be unloaded today or to-‘
I moriow. and will be towed to the out-
" or harbor by the “Addie V. the See
9nd."
held by the East .
2 meat Association will take place at the
The most important meeting ever
Norwalk improve-
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ulster Roberts. 0! Van Zant street; Who made 13 balls.
, but the names could not
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Mr. Voorhees was
rated at‘so and Mr. Palmer was rated?
95. The complete score follows: ;
Veal-hoes. Palmer.‘:
6 9
18-I , lu——1 .
28 15
33 22—3
t3—l 25
so ’. 34
61—4 43
57 55
67 60
'Il—~2 68—1
75 78~—l
80 7—1
All entertainment oi unusual inter-.
eat and cleverness was presented. last
evening. under the auspices of the Jun-
iorLleague, of the East Avenue M. E.
Church. One of the many interesting
features of the affair were the living
pictures, interestingly depicting the
quaint characters who attended a rogu-
lar old-time Thanksgiving at "Grand-
ma’s.” >Everybody was there. from
grandma down to the baby. The affair
was well attended and the singillg,rc— ‘
citing and tuusioal selections render-
ed, were very much enjoyed. Those
who loaf part ill the entertainment
and con ributed toward its success,
were: Mildred Lovcjoy. Dorothy Culli-
lnings. Fred Lovelo‘y. Dorothy Love-
loy, Louis Reynolds, Adrian Nicholle.
Stanley Fitch. Jay Van Coevering.
Louis Reynolds. Ruth Van (‘oevering,
Lillian Lester. Elmer Crosby. Ade-
laide Coleman, Mildred Finch. llulh
Vail Coeveriug, Agnes Warm. Glenda-
vere Loveioy. Muriel lanes. Hazel
than. Ga'rlton L'Hotnmedieu. Gladys
Beach. Kenneth Day. Muriel Bartllil‘,
Harold Finch. Della Van Coevcrins.
Fred Loveioy, Frances George. Lucille
Hall. Lawrence Ti‘cllellor.
Loveioy. Natalie Seymour, Junior "Ni.
cholls, Easel Bean. Mildred Morgall.,_’l‘hallksgiving dinner.
Helen Sal-mail Muriel Janss,Dorothy
mar, M‘yboll i’allller. Elton Tlcllenor,
Elmer Reynolds and Dorothy Rey-
nolds. ’
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Mr. and Airs. Wain-r N. Kennett nrc '
expecting to leave {or New York.
next Tuesday to spend the season.
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Tho~ inundation iur illt“ nl'v.’ uuruge ;
ml the Post Road lots horn annotated. ;
and lhe‘ laying of brick is to start on
Monday.
A chowder supper. under lilo nus-
pices of the Methodist Brotherhood.
will be given in the M. E. Church
rooms next Tuesday ci'cl‘linu.
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Mrs. l“. A. Baldwin of New Haven.
aistcr of Mrs. Dr. ll. E. Brown; Airs.
J. B. B. Kirby and Mrs Irene llrown
of New Haven also, were the Thanks-
giving guests of Mrs. Brown.
A small frame/house from which
before was destroyed by flames Thurs- ;
day at b. p. m. The building was sit- ,
hated on Hawea avenue and was
the property of a Mr. Burke. 'I‘h‘e
Darien tire company was called out.i
be con- 1
trolled. The authorities are making
an investigation of the matter as
the circumstances of the case seem.
peculiar. Only a Shari time sign. a’
1 home of Mrs. Harry Rider, on matlmm‘l‘" "’9 occurred in the' itailan =
avenue.
-» bliss Bustling. on East avenue. Tues-
]. vday afternoon. December 1.
‘ association’s beloved treasurer,
Tuesday afternoon. at 3‘
o'clock. December let. There is much!
important business on hand and averyi
. member should be present. The incur-3
I porating and" constitution committee
. " will present the revised constitution
{or the approval of the association.
I
- . A meeting of the~ directors of the “‘7 automobiles, W88 “Ed 310 and‘Hm'n'
' .‘lliast Norwalk improvement Associa-
lion will be held at the home“ 01 Miss
at 3'
o’clock. The purpose of the meeting‘
moemelooummlelorlsoot-
as. left” vacant by the death or the
also to prepare work to be acted upon
,v at the regular meeting of the associa-
/ “ Was .mi'l'h- lndso lutlmated that ell-sumo
m
section on the sand pit road. under
circumstances similar. '
NORWALK COURT CASES.
Three cases were disposed at in, the
Town court. this morning. by Judge
I. I. Lockwood. Roy F. Osborne, oi'i
Stamford and driver of one of Marsh‘s
coats for violating the traillc 'ordl-l
meos’and the motor vehicle laws in;
not having his operator's license or?
the ear certificate. l
The continued case of Edwardflracs,
was disposed of by the court giving}
him at: freedom. 1
_~_"l'lio bouiallty charge against Luigil‘
‘ Wino. oral-sum. was soiled!
this morning, because oi insuflcientl
"it!” with which the court could'
lid him over to the Superior court.1
- ”was very mach against the defend-
_ -altuian‘roaasd“adesil'ethat hobs.
WI
.’ ROWAYTONj _.
.ibe residence of John R, Connors, oi
.Brookside.
‘pounds anywhere desired.
but from the Rowayton M. E. S. 5.: . ,.
smom.- over. inquiry at the Methodist} ‘
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Miss Gertrude Dibble is making a'
x visit in Brooklyn. .
Harry Oberlander. of New Haven,
has been a Thanksgiving guest here.
Mrs, W. H. Plait. at North avenue.
has been spending a 'week in New‘
York City. '
Mrs. Susie Geib, oi Crookett street.‘
has been tbs guest or her daughter.
Mrs. Louis Schmidt, at New Canaan.
John Wlmans and iamill’, oi Newf
York city. is spending the winter st
Louis Schmidt. oi New Canaan.‘was
a visitor here this week. and attend-
ed the poultry show in South Nor
walk. J
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Stanley Baker. who has been spend?
ling several weeks in New York has'
‘returned to his home in North ave
one.
Mr. and Mrs. William 0. Clark. 01
Tarrytown, New York. have. been-
gueats of relatives bar‘s for the past
few days. . ‘
Captain and Mrs. John H. H. Coates.
oi McKinley street. hsVe been enter-
taining Mr. and Mrs. lilies Lynch and
daughter Grace. of Brooklyn. ’
William l’lnll‘ney, who is a student
at the l’awllng 8(‘ilool, New York. is
spending the Thanksgiving recess at
his home ill ilowayton avenue.
Iielljnmin Parker. who has been
spending a few days at his home in
Logan street, has returned to his du-
ties ill the New York Fire Depart-
ment.
The two l-lllldron of Mr. and Mrs.
Allrell ‘l‘. lladrlific. who occupy Ray-
mond Brothers‘ property near the
west-bound railroad staion. are ill with
diphtheria. and the house has been
quarantined.‘ . '
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M r, and Airshzlikc. Ogden. of ’Row-'
Glenavrre
ayton avenue, entertained at a
Mr. Ogden's
brother, James w. Ogden, wire and
Anteloyhuilwdéfilauson, avlro ral- daughter. oi ‘Bridseport. and hil'
mother. Mrs. .‘vi..B. Worden, or Bevan
ly, Mass. ' '
.‘s'oticea have becnlposted in the post.i
office (ailing attention to the import?
slice of mailing Christmas packages?
early. with the "caution that all mail?
should be caretully packed and proper. .
ly addressed. it the precautions are2
carefully complied with Uncle Sam?
agrees to deliver safely packagest
weighing up to titty pounds anywherel
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humps. onions. beets. celery. carrots;
’aprlu'mes. lolly. a loaf of ill-em,
magma Bible school will converts to
study the lesson at “Christ Cuisines";
it is the desire of encore and manners.‘
oi the school that the attendance may;
be larger than that of therlast few Suns:
days. - . E
8:30. the meeting oi the Junior 0. 141.1
Society. under the leadership of Mrst
Eugene Ambler. ,
615. the weekly devotional msetiagl
of the C. E. Society.- The topic to bill
considered is. “Missionary Heroes and?
heroines." and the leader. Mrs. Jennie:
Prince. _
This-is the monthly roll call service
‘and a large attendance is desired.
7:30. the regular evening service ort-
praise and worship. The topic of thé‘
sermon will be: “The Wages of Slow
or. the Gift or God." ‘
All are invited to attend any ot‘
these services. :
The A. W. T. Class prepared several:
ballots and sent them to those who;
they thought would not be provided:
with a Thanksgiving dinner. Each:
basket contained a chicken. potatoes.’
codes and a pie. -
The A. W. 1‘. Class met at the homsj
of Mrs. P. C. Albrecht. on Tuesday. aadi
sewed on garments to he sent to thel
Red Cross Society for the Belgian war '
sulerera.
c.
Rou'ayton Methodist Church-Jeep:
vices tomorrow as follows: Morning.
‘worship at 10:30 a. in.. The subject
of the pastor's sermon at this ser»:
vice will be. “The “importance of the:
individual in ' the Christian \Val‘m
tare." Sundaynebool at 11:50 a. in:
lesson subject is, “Christ Crucitledffl
The Epwortll League meets at 6145’
p. yin. The topic is. “The Builders of 3
Methodists!“ William Taylor. Path-j
tinder on Three moments." The lead. [
er in Miss Mildred Cuahman. The1
song service which so many spoke
of as being very enjoyable last Sun-i
day night, will be continued at‘ the:
evening preaching service. "Let every-‘
body sing" is the slogan at this oer-z
vice. Mr. Ambler is very eilicient and
a line conductor tor the congregafiml-
a_l singing. Last Sunday
singing was the best that has been
heard in the way of congregational
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evening's (.
storing [or a long while; Come. join"
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us in tire 3111310: All these services.
All are welcome. . ‘
A week 0! special services will be.
held in tho Methodist Church begin»?
sing with Supday, Qecember 6. Dr.‘
Ham 0! the plot-wail: netbodiat
Church is expected lobe present and
preach “the evening services on the
8th. 9th. 10th and lltb. ' Do not tor-
get these sort-“ices. ' ‘ .
A small consignment. oi woolen?
goods. caps. jerseys. and sweaters ior‘
men. women. boys and girls. has been
received at the Methodist Church
from The Central Knitting 00.. Brook
in and will be on sale for 807mb
days. These garments are all excel-l
lent material and, the price is moder-
ate. The net proceeds from‘ths sale
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within one hundred and fifty miles. E»?! these "“0!“ 89533 to Billion Noel-i
and those weighing ‘up to twenty.
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Will all persons who have books
library. please return them to the :
parsonage before Sunday. December ll. E
Look among your books and see it you.
have any or the following belonging
to the S, S. library. .‘
37 Captain Courageous.
71 West Point Colors.
l.
Algonquin indlan Tales.~ . l
707 Rival Campers Afloat. ‘
734 Winning His Way to West
Point.
737
is?
757
792
The Fort in the Wilderness. 3
Little Eva. !
Abundant Harvest. ;
The Turn of the Tide. 1
ROWAYTON BAPTIST OljUROH.
Announcements bar Sunday... Not!
:9: 10:30, morning worship. with inn-i
sic lathe obildran'schoir and a at“.
man by the pastor. whose than will
be: "God's “bounty.” i
The selection a, la. shot: was»
Immoral. momma.» 5»
flown. It was thought that the Conn.
ithe trolley comlpanyiaro still will!“
son. the general Superintendent ot|
our work in Europa and is to be used 3. ‘
by him ror‘nscoasltons cuss oi sot-i
faring as he may‘llod them. The
public is invited to look these gar-i
Parsonage will bring some one to;
show them to you. .
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106 KittyAlonO. ' WESTPORI ‘ I
126, ATroublesome Name. j V . . l .
12: Dan Drummond. i m 1 l '
16. Sons of the Vikings. ~ . - . . i
-mum suumxnmxw
197 Under Dewey st Brenna. ‘ E
231 The-soy Farmer and Com-j ) ‘ .
mauder-in-chiet. ”Wm“ l .
24 «r ' ‘ ' 9 . ;
30: Yrom £3133: to Admiral. Miss Sarah Dickens of Evergreen :1 "
. onng a term. ill-onus is confined to her home With ’. :v
317 The Adventures of David Vane, mosaics. -
320 Lionel Franklain’s Victory.
.. 335 Lamping Put Mr. and Mrs. Richard Taylor of.
363 The Lord s Purse hearers. Brooklyn, x. Y.. g'pem yesterday with
411 A New Mexico David. Mrs. Taylor's parents. Mr. and Mrs.
468 Tecumseb's Young‘Braves. 2A. G. Tove-y. oi Lincoln Merino.
482 A Man Without a Memory.
508 Four_Young Explorers. . mile Southey, spent yesterday
594 ‘Indian Wigwams and Northern‘wnh his 3’93““. 3'2“" M” A' G'
Campfires. , Isulltht‘fy. Mr. Southey is a calla at
595 One Year 0! My‘iaife. :1?"me academy in Morristown.
on salt Mates. . _.______..
615 Carlee Mates. ‘ . ‘ I
_ ! According to present prospects ml-
622 Guarding the Border. Ilcy cars Wm not be operated over the.
633 A Twentieth Century Boy. Estate street bridge‘itlli! 76M- M ii
659 Tile Adventures oi Captain recent town meeting 1‘0” ‘°’ “i" 9""
Dose of deciding outlie State street‘
bridge it was voted to repair the
roadway. which has been done by the 1
Company would ell-operate with the
town and strengthen the draw so an.
to allow trolleys to run over it. Colds
weather has arrived nnd_mtrons of
over the bridge. - The “all“!!! has“
arisen as to Whether the present
Stale street draw ‘wouldslnnd ‘tho
strain of trolleycnrs until‘a new
bridge is built. Within the last rook
several heavy oars. ' including mow} '
Plow: and heightens. ”Wharton:
over the and... ‘m‘mbt o! the.
cars did not seen. instinct. the struc-
tllre and some think instill" draw
would bur was-mar more: nun-ta»
ahwmba.
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lunatic treatments dyes also.
T. Francis. D; C.
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Graduate tron Palmer School. the
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Norwalk Chronicler