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Edgar Howell, of Fifth street, is
Saving a number of attractive improve-
mu made to his house.
V A new roof is being built on the
“Enoch Bowen residence, on St. John
m1.
. The regular business meeting of the
Mt commissioners will be held on
Monday of next week.
Mrs. W. A. Raymond, of the East
Side. is visiting with relatives in Wil-
ton.
. "Tomorrow at the services in the East
avenue M. E. Church, Rev. Mr. Law-
son, of Darien, and Rev. Mr. Jackson.
~. d Ronyton, will ofiiciatc.
' Frederick Keeling, letter carrier, of
St. John street. has returned to his
born. here after a vacation trip.
Icy. G. M. Teeple, of Fifth street.
tutor of the East Norwalk Advent
Phi-lotion church. arrived home yester-
day from Springfield, Mass, where he
has been visiting for several days.
The. “Addie V—2d" today towed the
“Franc-’1 Goodnow” iron the lower
harbor to the St. George P. & P. Com-
épany’s docks, uptown.
J. H. Rundle, who for several weeks
has been ill with typlloid fever, is
able to be about again, after his
lengthy siege of illness.
”The East avenue Methodist Episco
, "’1 Sunday schol will‘hold a. rally day
"service at the Sunday school hour.. A
S" no program has been arranged, and a
large attendance is desired.
, Last night's district meeting was ad-
Jmlrned, without any business being
' haunted, until November 5, at which
”nine the report of the accountants and
1 the district commissioners will be re-
; , «rived.
Benjamin Harris. oi:~D;1y street, See“
and District, collector of waste paper
that the city, while seturing bundles
at papers in the liafner cellar; late
yesterday afternoon, was locked in.
{He spent the night in the cellar, be
reduce, as be said. he was afraid to
._ nuke an outcry as he was afraid the
malice might shoot him for a burglar.
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A list of books presented to the Row-
gyton library recently, follows:
‘ Preston, Sydney H.—"On Common
“round.”
, Chambers, Robert W.—
10! Icons."
ling. Charles-“Waring's Peril.”
, tuition, Jack—“Burning Daylight."
Smith. J. Hopkinson—‘Tollx O'Day.”
Downyton Methodist Episcopal
Church—«Services for the week begin-
til: October 17th .—«Sunday 10:00 a. m.
. Meeting. . 10:80 a. m. Morningl
.mhlp. serml'ln by the pastor. 11:50'
a. ‘11. Sunday- school. Lesson subject
. “Elisha Heals Noumea the Syrian.’
3:30 p'. in. Junior Led‘gue. All interest-
ii in the Junior League are requested
“Io use: with Miss Bertha Scofield in.
no shoddy-school room of the church. i
p. m—Eyworth League The sub-
Gent for this meeting is, "Can We“
“fibre Politics for God?" The leader
Min C. W. Bell 7: 30 Special
hunting in the interest of temper-‘
moo. James A. Selant, Field Secre-
lay Connecticut Temperance Union,“
“will address the meeting. It is hoped
am all friends of temperance will be
m at this meeting.
Tuesday: 7: 45 Union Cottage prayer
Fuller notice or these medl-
My, 7: 45 Regular prayer meet-
,in the church.
’iinlon Erangeiistic Services will he.
. November lot. The meetings will
mefiommatlonal under the leading
illegal-rte Wilbur, the Evangelist.
d that all Rowayton will be
' in these meetings and feel
‘ to some.
urination Baptist ChurchT-Sunday,
ornlng worship. At this service
WF will be assisted by Rev.
Solandt, the new Field Sec-
the Connecticut Temperance
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Union. 11:50 ‘Rally Day exercises 01
the Sunday school. Every member
should be there and bring others with
them. There is to be interesting reel
tations by the children, an “illuminat-
ed Talk” by the pastor,.and other en-
loyable things. 8:30 meeting of the
lunlor C. E. Society. 6:45 The meet-
ing of the C. E. Society in the Sunday-
school room. Topic of meeting. “Re‘
sponsibility." header, Mrs. Ambler.
7 :30 Evening service for praise and
worship with lemon by the pastor on
Faith In Action."
The Baptist State Convention meets
in Middletown on Monday. Tuesday
and Wednesday of next week. The
Rowoyton church will be represented
by Mrs. Eugene Ambler and Rev. and
Mrs. ‘H. E. Anderson.
Cottage Meeting will be held on
Tuesday evening. One at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Seolleld on High-
land avenue. and the other at a place
to be. announced later.
Wednesday evening, mid-week meet-
ing at the. church. Every member
should be there.
Friday evening, 11 Seven Cent Social
will be given by the Y. P. S. C. E. at
the church.
Seven Cent Social.
On October 22nd, without fail
Will be held a wonderful 7 cent sale,
By the tireless workers of the Chris-
tian Endeavor
With truth and loyalty forever.
The door of Rowayton Baptist
Church is wide
And for 7 cents you can go lnsidc,
And every lucky Seventh one
May go in free and see. the fun.
There'll be bargain packages piled
up high.
And for 7 cents your choice can buy
For 7 cents you can buy such cake
As your mother herself never dared to
make.
‘Vou convent location for 7 cents
So good’you'll forget all about expense.
To remember, everyone I pray,
At an clock on the 22nd day 1 1
Of this October.. coma wet or dry,
Please gather together to laugh and
talk and buy. ,
The proceeds of this social to hr
given toward meeting the expenses bl
the Christian Endeavor Convention.
Social Committee: Mrs. E. Anderson
chairman. Miss Laura Crockett, Miss
Horton Jarvis, Hilliard Albrecht.
NORWALK
Part I of the Eureka Drama. which
is being given free. no collections
even being taken, was shown last
night in Union Chapel to an interest-
ed audience, who freely expressed
their appreciation. The MarvelvPh‘o-
nograph gave a lecture of real oratory,
interspersed with music and illustrat.
ed by over one hundred and fifty
'choice stereoptlcan views, many of
them masterpieces, which furnished a
;most interesting and instructive en-
tertainment. These lectures are of
,unusual interest to any one interested
in the Bible. Part ll will be given
tonight at 7: 30. starting with the life.
of Moses. and taking us down to that
triumphal entry of Our Lord into
Jerusalem. Part 111. to be shown Sun.
day at seven-thirty, will take us from
that time through the present, show-
ing the cause of the wars now raging
and the events soon to occur as long '
ago prophecied by the prophets, apos-
tles and Our Lord. It will also show
the silver lining to dark clouds in r»?
The Golden Age to follow here on
earth, as Well as give glimpses of the
greater glories of those who will win
the right to life“ in the“ heavenly
zealtn. ‘ >
which. f vb. MD
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WILTON
Mrs. B .\' McQueen is visiting her!
daughter, M15 Albert Wells in Newt
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Harry Sturges has returned froma
trip to Maryland and has now gone to busmess, Wednesday
Boston Miss Ada Klett visited in Hartford,
tTuesday, with relatives.
Miss Evelyn Ferris of Norwalk spent
Columbus Day with her sister, Mrs. C
lMerton Barrett.
1' Mr. and Mrs. H. C. 011th and
Miss Katherine Sturges has been
spending a few days with Mrs. D. R.-
Lambert.
’l‘hcre will be a meeting of the Li-‘
brary Executive Committee this after-1
110011 at 3 o 'clock in the Library.
lWednesday with friends in town.
Miss Ellen Lane of South Norwalk The pupils of Mrs Lelia Joel Hulse
has been a recent event of Miss Mar- will give an old fashioned concert in
“m “(Queen Raymond's Hall on Tuesday evening.
250 motor cars were met last Thurs: C. P- Schickc, WM rented the MP"
day afternoon between St. Matthew's kins place, at the foot of Canoe Hill,
Rectory and Nor-walk. returned 'to their hours in- Brooklyn
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The Equal Franchise League will this '“k‘
1 F. S. Daniess was in New York. on,
daughter Elizabeth of Slamford visited '
:J‘ “mas/w — . .
I Rev. J. H. Brower of Noroton
Heights officiated at the funeral of the
infant child of Rev. and Mrs. Thomas
Slater, of Maple avenue M. P. Church
Stamford, on Tuesday.
I Rev. J. H. Brower, who has rendered
efficient service for the past year as?
pastor of the Nomton Heights M. P.
,(‘hurch, was assigned by the confer-
ence last Monday to Scullville, N. J.,, . . ,
,street, is now about again, after hernoon before the public utilities oom-
much to the regret of his people at the
Heights. Rev. Murray Hamilton was at
first assigned to the Heights church“
but during the past few days other an
rangements were made for Mr. Hamil-
ton, and the Heights pastorate is to
be settled later. A supply will be pro-
meet Friday afternoon with the presi—
dent, Mrs. Ernest Schnecls.
l h nd
“10'1”“ Burke 0’ Greenw 0' ' video for Sunday's services-
locations from chidsiuns on his bni
'and other serious injuxils. lie \n
treated by Dr. J. M. Nolan and “OH
physician, and later taken to the. Nol-
: walk Haspial.
i A little son has arrived at the LOth'
'8. ll. Kyle, of Bethel, spent the day'l’arish residence of Mr. and Mr:-
yesterday, on business in wqu Charles Keene, and a little daughttr
at the West Side home of Mr.
Mrs. Samuel B. Sturges.
G. Georges has taken a position in “M
New York.
The usual services will be held in
the churches on Sunday.
DANBURY-BRIDGEPORT TROLLEY
CO. HEARi .
Miss May Morrison, is spending the} ”G
weak-end in Danblry.
Supervisor Green, visited several of
the, schools in town, Thursday.
Miss Abbie Treadwell is spending . Present.
some time with out of town friends! HARTFORD, Oct. 16.——-An informal
Mrs. Loomis M. Gould, of Godfreyfconfercnce was held yesterday aim~
linformal Conference Yesterday at
Hartford Before Public Utilities
Commission—Ponderford
recent illness. Emission on the petition recently 1c-
Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Cobb are spending ceived by the commission asking for
the week-end at their “Hillside street better trolley service on the Danbmy
residence. aid Bridgeport company’s line b1.“
Mrs. Thomas Wilbon has purchasedfwee“ the Trumbull town line and Be-
a horse from Mr. Park, of East Nor- thany chapel The interests of the
walk. 3 ,..§ Danbury and Bethel Sheet Railw..y
:Miss Ella Fay Smith of Oak street,
F. W. T. Amis, Christian Gunman, R.
Co., the'owners of the Danbury ..11d
New Canaan, were married by Rev.
John H. Stapleton at the st. Aloysius's
Church, Thursday afternoon.
I Mr. and Mrs. Chimes W. Hodges.
Q‘Robert McQueen will; it; ”3:02:10”; Mrs Hoyt and daughter and Mrs.
Tuesday and alien 9 t e e on Hod os's sister, M B rrellof Bridge-
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show at the Grand entra aloe. port returned Wednesday evening,
The heaviest autumnal frost was from 3 Week‘s touring trip of Canned
felt in this locality Sunday nllrht ice ticut and Massachusetts. They covered
was formed ill some sections of the 477 miles without mishap. visiting
town, and garden truck generally suf- Springfield Greenfield. Montague,
“fled Northlleld, North Adams and Pitts»
A movement is on foot through the field and enjoyed the autumn foliage
medium of the (‘ivic League to restore or the Berkshires now at its best
a triangle in Chestnut Hill and form
it into a small park pending the con-
sent of the alleged owner oi the. land.,
iieluy Fillth.
The Ladies SewingSoctety of the
Congregational church met Wednesday
with Mrs. indict-tel. s. Benedict.
NEW CANAAN MAN'S FALL.
Elias R. Davis of New Can-I. fell.
1“”.de while helping load a wagon with win-
Lambelt dow- sashes at the St. John Woodwork
met
1). it.
The Library Whist
afternoon with Mrs.
Five tables were in play and a very 1m; Company's plant. Stamford,
tniovabic afternoon was about. The TI , , .
' ' - lur da forcnoon. and he was «one
club will meet Tuesday, October 26 s 3 l
badly shaken un. li1fllar1ison.who
*'_ aitendod 111m“, sent him to the hospi-
—TAlLOR SAYS, “MOST DELiGHT- on. Mr. Davis lives in New (kaolin
FUL." and has worked Maddie company it
Most tailors suffer from constlna- number of lifts HP ‘1'!" about “V8
tion. a w. Roberson, Wichita Falls. fret landing on hi‘back " "-~'
'lex., says: “i find Foley Cathartic ‘
Tablets the most delightful, cleansing
with Mrs. Charles Whitiock.
it w «.37.
--TWO CHILDREN HAD GROUP
Rev. B E. Lawson will preach Sun-
day morning at the East Norwalk M.
E Chyrch, for '.Rev S. P. Fairbanks,
‘whose wife has been seriously ill for
several months. Rev. Oscar Mills, of
Rowayton will occupy the local Metho-
dist pulplt at the morning service.
Our townsman, Charles Abbe, has
been appearing in a farce entitled “His
Majesty Bunker Bean," in Detroit,
which was highly commended by the
critics of that city upon its first appear-
ance there recently. Mr. Abba as
"Pops," has the leading part in the
play and his rendering of the role was
especially cdmmended by the critics.
John Harris, a junk man, of Chapel
street. Stamford, was turning into Mid.
dlo street from the Post Road. Thurs.
day at noon. when an automobile num-
bered 15,916 turned out to pass a car
ahead, and, as John had glvon‘ no sig.
ml of his intention to turn, the auto
struck one of the wheels of the Junk
wagon, and broken bottles were strewn
for some distance along the Post Road.
i in addition to the solos by Miss Cave
’ and Mrs. Owens. previously announced,
Mrs. L. E. Lunch will also sing selec-
cathartic i have ever taken." They
W Kippen, are spending the weekend Blidgeport line, were looked after by
at their homes in town S. C. W. Jones and John Saunders.
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Miss Celia McKnight of the East :3' tiednaflyf 211;: .IC‘onzer-l‘ilfllfti‘lf())d "
Side, is spending several days with ppe 0- ' u ‘0"?
pany.
Mrs. J. l
E Buck ey Under the present arlangei. rent 1‘. is
The Afternoon Whlst Club met Wed- Danburv and BfldXVDO" PODIDRD)’
nesday, with Mrs. George Sherwood. runs cellain of its cars ln‘o Bridge-
or Bradley street. port over the tracks of the l‘nunelti«
Mrs. Willard Clifford, Of Godfrey cut company. Residents livid-x in tho
SUP“. has returned from a few days' vicinity of Bethany chapel and Trum-
Vlsll with New York mend!- bull petitioned the utilities on-
Friends here attended on Thursday, sion asking for more frequent sun
the wedding of Miss Florence Perry vice on the part of the line running:
and Lester Starr, in East Norwalk. past their homes.
J. .l. Lowe, of the West Side, is now‘
traveling salesman for is him York ARREST AUTOiSTS FOR SPEEDlNG
‘I‘j‘jlt.
firm, dealing in men‘s furnishing sup- N MlLFORD.
pliel. He‘ll!” .‘llLFORD, Oct. 16:“ Adolf F‘rriiltlt
The Norncld improvement Associa- and George L nem- “momvbmms 0‘
tion will hold its ulonthly business Milford, “'9’" arrested “it”! 3“er
meeting at (119' town hall, on Tuesday day on the. Milford turnpike for
evening, October 19 speeding Later in 1l1e town (-oult
Mr and Mrs. John P Fitch of the inihcit was lined $25 and tests, and
Upper Parish were dinner g‘ws‘3‘119ils had his case continued until
Thursday of Mr. and Mrs. Charles “9'“ Tuesday Th“ “"9““ welo
Dunnebnch of East Norwalk made by Motorcycle Officer Anthony
Ernest Park of East Norwalk, has ”Ho‘s of the state police, and were
Judd? at the beginning of a crusade to
discontinued his fruit and vegetable put a stop to speeding over this hiuh
keep the stomach sweet and liver no land, Go. had clonal. lie sari
The two childronof-d W. Nip, Clo-v. Mons at the Midnight fair on Thurs-
loute through town until spring, mak-i
way Recently several deaths have.
his his last trip on Thursday.
imcurred as a result of accidents to
live, and drive my blilousnaos, bloat got so choked up they
111g, headache. dullness and other r? breathe. i ga‘vati‘lc
suits of clogged bowels. _ . Tar and nothimpe
Sold everywhere. Ely cured them " Contains no opioiss.’
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Cuts the phlegm; opens sir mfl.:
ale Stevens lolvndes of George-
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bury will recite. The. entertainment
Eh] be given each evening, and there
till be no admisalou'fee; so a large
“(ll-"- is anticipated. ‘\
Frank “.00"? 0' the East Side was automobilists 01 motorcycles tillVOn at
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