1 J. C. Marriesey, who has ‘been em-
' played as poultrymso at L G. Suit-
seas place. ongluasileld new has
taken a position at the plant of the
' Yah£~Towne Mtg. 00.. and will. with
his tamily. move to Stanlord next
week. .
Harry Orth. lormerly of Noroton
avenue, Newton. and now oi the old
gang's lghwey, Dalian. in one of the
Iisstest byeyclo riders in Durien; in
iscthegeessofastehmgthel’ost
roadthatenemlghtthinkhowasrloa
ing a motor cycle.
is the asst-a annivlsary a 'i‘horsdsy: Mid-weak prayer service
landing oi William Penn, after Friday: New York District Epworth
in. the state oi Pennsylvania was Lia-cue oonvurtion in file Nor-walk
”d. Methodist Church. Ancinoon session
. begins at i p In. The evening session‘
“wowsndhmily. areat‘ist Thesddressasofthe after-
MMQQHafnerhiock. OI noonwilibegivenhyllev. snowm-
“WWW to Burritt ave slow Adams, D. 1)., of St. Andrew's
use, In the second district. Clinch. New York city, and Rev. Wm.
EBsrgwln. of Bummerusld Church.
Port Chester. -N. Y. The address or
will be given by Rev. 1.0.
. 1)., corresponding secre-
:11" $33211“ Forward Movement. Dr A L House and wife. who are
All members.“ fri dsofth lull in Pine Bin. N. C. expect to be back
should beprosont. on e . nDaricn within two weeks. They
{stopped a day in Philadelphia, tour
M
Attorney Harry C. Saolold. known
by his jolly otmtagiuusF laugh. was a
merry participant on the Wee Burn
golf course. Thursday alteration. -
was ideal golf weather. a. Say to be in
the open as Indian summer sifted liq
golden ‘euushins. thruuh must and
yellow lolbge that would make any
one happy-
The nest regular meeting of tho
s—“HULTZE “TURBAY NIGHT
SPECIAL
w mutton, it Me lb.
3 days in Washington and a day in
' Richmond. They are now visiting
Rev. T. N. ulna. lira House's tether.
1 who was formerly pastor at the II. B.
A Church in Burton.
s
. not Side football enthusiasts are
=Mted in tomorrow’s game at
“moment Park between the Tigers
d Not-walk and the Shamrocks oi
ble.
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m r 'M'fl balm
resident we. 12 non-resident
attained Fish. 28. 1900 The oficers
.seerutaryaad
ed The latter course is much larger.
house is very comfortable. it cannot
tut Greenwich Club house. it
tsits of an old building which was burn-
phrasinthiaceuutry
M mm. who was a visitor is
Noroton a law days ago. is one of the
W WWI; men in this section. and
“Milly in Stamford and. Cos Cob.
fln the latter pics his brother. Frans
Lockwood. lives on Head avenue. at
til-molly nivar road. towns
in seamed the liaost house in this
part 0! Cos Cob. being built of dam
Word. A large crowd is mind to I AND
meantime more i I mil Ham v. Snesl, of Norotou.
‘ 1 0R0 I 0N Iwill shortly give a lecture on '3.
leversl men are engaged in cutting (
I -‘h 5 u.—
. dawn the spiles on the flats near the
aw Washington street bridge. This
‘Vuud has been purchased iron the
Edge construction committee by the
“walk Steamboat Company.
Iinary. The subject will be elucidated
A with specimens of point lace mounted
and raysl women wearing priestess
their so t h
on 1'! one on bounces and ruffles. and a chalk talk.
sunny. Darion.
the King's
G
_ . This morning work was started. ai~
,. f; {1- numerous deisys in the shitting of
: Wfilo“trolley-rails. on Fort street. near
so. approach of the new bridge. The
r_ 'asschwuesevu-sireetos'toithsuna
‘ guarding to the layout of the street.
as this will be remedied.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond ll. Weaver,
of the Post road. Noroton, have been”
away on a short trip.
ponltlaccs.
l
Broad Hall inn is closed. and t
Bverhards. who managed it. bav
W. D. Andorson.oli the Old King's
Highway. is having a new hen house
accommodating about to towls, con-
thehomeoiMrsHoilyH.Soslaydur-I
Ilug the time she restodhsrpressntl
Ihome. which adjoins the Bread and
ion property, to the Wee Burn Coil
'cmn When Mr. indIrn Dvorbard
tookchargeoithelnn.theyiunlabod
it very tsutoiully and made it lmk
morelikoaprlvstahomotbaaapub-
llc place. it is understood that the
businesswasoarriedmlaavaryhigh
classmannor._
a;
-gr~ v our Ila-AA“
Rowst'mh (
'mvd '~ 4‘
illss' llliabeth H. Smith. oi flower
«‘lan avenue. is seriously ill with pseu-
o Rev. E. H. Stioltney. oi Fargo,N .
Dakota. is expected to preach on Sun-
day at both morning and evening aer-
vlces, in the-Congregational Church.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Triggs. of the
Old King’s Highway. Dorian, are still
at their country home. and theirmany
friends are hoping that they will re.
main in Darian all winter. :
The Reheat-e Social Club will meet on men- Maw-«t and been blddiaw
with Mrs. Robert 8 Darcey. Tuesday
Mon. t2o’clock.
I , ‘F.B.Euh&0¢.d‘Nm
Heights. have last tustalled a hand.
some. large. sanitary refrigerator.
which, tilled. weighs over 9 tons. hav-
II the reports of political treasurers
' and candidates tor the recent city
noisetlon. The Sentinel erroneously
* «edited Edwin W. Godfrey, as truss- ing three times the capacity of their
Inst. as having received £67.75 and sx- mm" ”m3”“°"-
)snding 316.75. The amount expend ‘
'md should have read $87.15. This
amount 'was for the entire expense of
.mlepubllcancommittaelnthomtb
Ward.
forsthasnasutor.wea obliged to
I
Rumors are heard about town that
"crimes have been made to the own-
erofalarsstraot atNorotonHaigbts
todisposeofhlsyu'opertytouroa-
corn which proposes to erect a plant
for the mauuheture oi munitions of
.n
under the “shears hammer. nun-y
I
\. . A delightful seven cent social was
' « given b ythe Rowayton Christies ni-
Society. last slain. in the, ml
1.11% Church. Christixm Encounters
has: dimer-cut parts of the city. includ-
‘lng Cranbury. were in attendance, and
, "all had a delightful time playing
mes, etc. RecitatlQns were given .
In" Mrs. V. ‘J. Benclishs. Miss Lucile
Blinds. an dvlolln selections were
moved by Franklin Cleverlsy and
.mueio Albrecht. al of which were
irutly amciated. The alfalr was
m for the purpose of raising runes
"‘ ti defray the expenses of the general
, “enouvention to be held by' the Chris-
" (Hall Endeavonra in South Norwalk
[ * taut-month. Refreshments were serv-
"id during the cornea of the evening. ‘
3.. if . ~—
' Iowayton Methodist Episcopal
. Church (Services for the week begin
":‘rc October 24th). Rev. Edghr 8.
' Jehon. pastor. —~Sunday: Class meet-
log at 10 o'clock a. m., led by Capt.
3.218. L'Hommcdieu .(Mornlng wor-
‘9 nub at 10:30 a. m. The subject for
me pastors’ semen is, ""A Judas
“and." “The Sunday school under
no superintendency of Capt. C. W
m meets at 11: 50 a. m. for Bible
.The lessen subjectgls: “Elisha‘s
7 reply. Deteuders." Classes. are ' ‘
finned for adults as well as for chil-
firsthand all are welcome. The menu
‘ol the Junior LBRKUB are request~
hi to meet with Miss Bertha Scoilsld 7
h the afternoOn at 3. 30. All chih‘ ~‘
. up to fifteen years of age are
aims for membership, and parents
"urged to send ail who can come ,_
I"“"°°'°’°m What u“ “"3" ossslul in tor-or days to the oyster'
Mess. lie spends his wish" in.
Mr. and Mrs Guel- m 3..“ u on velvet Momma of lemon- mitoekwoodu popularity is chiefly unstm".
stones. and overlooking the Misnns
riser. habhmkwood was vorysuo.’
m In. lockwood. of us section: .
Isotenmotnensaenywconxmn mammqmouniasnstotums. w. Merwin A fine
.ynente were in
M or '
Howard Blanson. Miss Hannah Nixon,
are: Theodora a. Hoyt. president;- J. Miss Kate Seeley and Miss Jennie Locke; “Over Bemertons,” 3.. Lucas;
R. Swan, vice-president; R. J. Bender- Perkins. The waiters were Harry
treasurer. The Street, Howard Bunsen. Alfred Bot-Ira: Country,“ Winston Churchill; 'A
club has as fine links In almost any tery. Altred Owen and Rev. 8. E Lev- Soldier of the Legion,” c N and A. N.
club in this part at Connecticut, those Iron An entertainment was given, as IWIHWOM
oi the Greenwich County Club esoept- follows: Mandolin and piano duet, Poole; “Martha and Cupid." J. Lipp'I
N- E» man; “Story of Canada Blackie.” An-
or course, although the Wee Burn Ehrlver. these two ladies also having nle Field;
Iln any sensecompare with the beauti-j
iMiss Susie lanes and Miss
grisrtainod the company with almost'
tatlon. Mrs Harry Lurndes;
\
ad. The Wee Bur-s nukes a wonder solo. Miss Estelle Cave; vocal solo.
id showingtar nabs small member Ilsrs 8.1:. lawsuit; and recitation.
ship. and mag those few members Miss Marcella Corning. Rev. Charles
autobai‘ouadsorssofthebestpotili. Barrett. of Roxbury, and a male
Tonal-tells also sang.
WILTON
lira. Charles A. Marks has returned
from trip to New York.
The tenants at “Ash Cottage" lags
removed to their winter home in tho
.cuy.
We. on his plantation. Nelson U.
to the last that he always has a
by smile to everyone he comes in comI
see this smile. it's a pity more people:
cabaot snails like Mr. Iockwoud. it!
hooI’wouid tasks the world more cheerful.
litany gray squirrels were shot MW
moved away. This loo was iovmarlthuntsmsn lait week. but only a iswiw
game birds.
The Methodist fair and suppers. bed
the past two nights. proved very sso
mini. The lunday school room of
immnoiediueimr‘funo.
with its several stir-active booths
buoy table. in bias and white tissue
paper. was ia‘ charge of Mrs: 8 B.
moon and Mrs“.- Albert 0wan;‘ the
domestic table. gorgeous in red. white
and blue. 'dara‘l 'a tempting variety
as’ m bread. cabs and pastry.
meddlincsuiotthboundosan
Margaret Young-d lsadedissus in
one present at the sale named to ilad charge. A Manson. with 3. ii.
a need for each article that was put Raymond as master of ceremonies. oi- A. it. entertained the Norivalk C23;-
up. and it is well thatsnohthlsucsn' taxed carrots. col-alps. potatoes. sp- tor. Thursday afternoon. at the h
Wild geese have been seen dying
aetrthward. a harbinger oi approaching
A large number attended "The Birth
on patterns ”3“ ”W“ l" Snead “a with Watch h“ lens the next' of a Nation.” at the matinee. Monday
makes three of the best known needle Imus you span to him. and you will afternoon
The Library Willi will meet Tass-
day. October 6th, with Mrs. Charles
-————_.
Mn'and Mrs. Frederick Gregory, ol
Norwalk. have been visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Green.
Mite Georgiana Comstock has been
it...
members and 15 yearly installers. mak~ superintended all the arrangements‘
mtnmmlrnenhen Theclubwas fertile an; In. I r. vii-retentive
continuous selections earnier in the
is evening; vecal solo by Rev. 8. E. hw-
comparstiveiy now, being built on the son: song by Mrs. Alfred Owen; reci-
vocal
! much appreciated
I The following books have recently
been added to the Ubrary shelves.
I"Wollert’e Roost." “Jalery.” W. 8.
I“The Turmoil " Booth Tarkington; “A
“The Harbor. " Ernest:
“Mine Own People," Rud-
yard Kipling; “The Loves of Pelless
and Diane," Zone Gale.
NLW
I“ CANAAN
Hm. Frank Seodeld dbd at her
home in Pound Ridge. Friday. axed 23
years.
On Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Devi
Weed. oi Bonus street. will eosbnte
their fiftieth wedding anniversary.
Miss Edith Woohr. chief operator in
are i
cove in the room downstairs. where gram was presented. Mrs. Edward
‘Mrs. 3 ll. Raymond also dispensed Olmsteed read an interesting original
The mom WW lust ice cream. The «nearly unease sauer- Oil‘bistorlc Wilton which was
ill’iswvnuhu. F.
Smith. Unusrwooo'
M an other:
.3.- I014. centre.
«paired Rentals. ta
bar donut Ileana
soldet lawman
. ‘ moouusuv.
ll W Hill Israel. birth Norwalli
WMIBKE’S’
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RIIH KIIDT
PRATT C IARTLEM
1| Rollins Ave.
'Pboao ms
Snort Casts, "Suits:
vThelievvaodelsin.
WMSTSANDSRIRTS
IA Full Line of Dainty
UNDERWEAR
m. um. snot.
fix. a A. can. as N... am 8t.
Y" i ,
—-r—-~
the local tolephmo exchange, is enjoy-
ing her vacation. Miss Ella Krapovr-l
lac is acting as ohlei. ’ ‘
m
Mr. and Mrs. George 0. Benedict. of3
Cordole. 6a., arrived last week at Po
nus Ridge. and visited lateral days
with their atmt. Miss Bis Barrett.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Neumann. at
South avenue. haveboon entertaining
their granddaughter. Misslllsic Ap-
pleby. oi Shelton. ior several days.
also their daug‘ler, Mrs. William
Ross. of Arlington. N. J.
Miss Caroline Stillman and Miss
Louise Bond will go to New Haven.
Saturday. to attend the meeting of the
Americas dlissionary Annotation. The
meeting opened Wednesday: and con-
tinued daily for a week. I
Mr. and Mrs. James 8. Ray and lit— 1
tie daughter. of Talmadge Hill. have
gone to.their iarm near the Connecti-
cut river. where they will remain for
two weeks. During their absence!
xThomas F. Ray and family are. occu-‘
1
visiting her sister. Mrs. Harriett Bog-Ipylng the Ray homestead.
era, in New Haven.
~..
The IRev. Frederick and Mrs. lini-
Tha auto chemical was called out.
Tuesday. about i p. m..to Cam HIILI
where the automobile owned. by A9‘
tiller left town on hiday to attend s'thus Humphrles was on use. By the’
Congregational convention in New lie-i
ven.
Iwasabowaatthaaalaoillatlook’a mink-Damon and Iranians 3..t andlrs a; Mg...
acacts. which“ were moaned 01- at mutuald'thsmnmlfl' we... or palm, W to mites
her late residence. Boll m rummage-end 'mtmonflm'idayahdupeuttbedsywltbn-
rlsu. matWMRm ”sfllllflsmwmw lutlves
I
Thachildreuwsreinv
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The ladies at the Wilton Chapter. DJ
Imd
ithe
make-a numboroitrlpa Isthm Jullsihasi. Mrs. W. I. Street pr:- The dancing clan met Saturday at hot alreuglne soldto Mr. Mills Com.
4y. Oaswilispsndaliistimsoollect- aldodoverthaamuaadouiltbooth. tha'l‘owunall.
ing art objects or intuustlag books marinade-tissue; whiloins W by 311.. Bessie Rosier ”dim“ amen"
andfurultmasdinaiawhorusthumoithsrod’hwasadsbpoodJo fliulliereyBoyd. Ansrewelcomatol submit brieis.
mantwodagaiutothahurwindaflntthoyouugsriolka.wltblilases jointbisclug,_
time the Ire chemical arrived there
wssaot much to be done except N
out the llamas-.The car was a total
wreck . t was covered_ by insurance.
~ attotnoon. Justice. .3. 8. '
flawless -hoard ,a. civil actionIsfi-Al-
H.‘l'aylor vs. Albert J. ills.
broogh
amped value “of a Rider- Ericsson
sides-able expert testimony was intro-E
clalouw
. J lllllce t
“the attorneys
t action to and ass."
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0mm ,
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Food:
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Elliot
‘
"“This New Canaan Grunge members
area'sioylng themselves traveling this
week.. About thirty-nine members mo-i
tored to ammo Hill and spsntI
m" eventing with the grunge in’
all the luck that comes
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