VWilliam H. Nadin and family are
, Imving today from Van Zant street
"to Spring street, South Norwalk.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Region, and family,
. no removing from Winfield street to
New York city.
, lies Mabel Wood, who is ill with
"typhoid fever at her home in Osborne
'Ivvonue. is reported to be resting com-
“Milly.
Kr. and 'Mrs. William H. Platt. of
11 Osborn avenue, have been enter-
(lining Mr. and Mrs. Warren Brown,
. of Bridgeport.
Harry Saunders, of Winfield street.
has accepted a position with the
Oscar Hodman grocery on Van Zant
street.
Selectman John Gorham, of Win-
field street, is in .an\ extremely crit-
ical condition. No improvement has
.IIt'lrIveloped in his serious illness.
Mrs. S. P. "Fairbanks, wife of the
pastor of the East avenue M. 19.
7 church, is very; ill at ‘ll‘fl' home on
Rowan street.
The disposing oi the gravel on the
cement foundation of the new bridge
is progressing rapidly. One. side or
the highway is to be completed before
the other side is torn up.
The “Black Bird," a handsome mot-
:orlaunch owned by out-of-town par-
ties, was anchored at the public float.
near the new Washington
bridge this morning
street
The meeting and supper schedulbd
‘ to be. held tonight by the Meri' a Glass
of the East avenue M. E. Church, has
been postponed. The date at which
it will be held has not yet been de-
termined upon.
‘.
The next district meeting is to be
-bold on November 6111. At this time
Blusell & Associates, accountants,
will present their report of the cou-
tutlon oi the Third DiStrici to the
taxpayers. The report of the district
commissioners will also be voted upon
anthis session.
The regular monthly meeting or the
East Norwaik Improvement Associa-
"2tlon' will be held at 8 o'clock onthe
(listening of November 2, at the home
of Mrs. Everett Bulkley, )4 St. John
street. The building committee will
be prepared to make a report at this
time.
{a}
A very important meeting of the
oncial board of the East avenueIM.
I. Church will be held this evening
" . thodiahc‘iy after the prayer meeting
' The business to be transacted is to
”In of such importance that it war—
‘ rants the attendance of every mem-
ber of the board.
' «Mo pleasant affair was given under
. [Io auspices of the Ladies' Aid 80
. misty or the church. It was held
trout 6 o’clock to 8 oclocx and was
" decidedly successful.
Mrs-Fannie Benedict, widow of the
late Granville W. Benedict, for many
years well-known residents of East
., Norwalk, died at the home of hot
nephew, Winfred Davis. in Springfield
lass on Monday evening. The fun tionsto return to his Wildwood Groves spend several weeks with
.oral service was held today. and in- in Florida, in amonth 0“ 9°: '0 "“1““ Wflkhl’i 13'9““
torment was in Springfield cemetery.
_ Mid- week prayer mebtlngs will be
'_’hold in the local churches this even-
Jog. In the East avenue IM. to.
.mlurch, the pastor will officiate
’0. M. Teeple, pastor of the East Nor-
flik Advent Christian Gharoh; I will
~§~VWMV
i OWAYTON
\‘W
W. Fred Ambler isi't today for I
three days’ trip to Waverly, N. Y.
Thanks to the activity and public
spirit of Mrs. Guider, the corner near
Mr. Thatcher’s store.
by six lights. placed there by the
Connecticut Company.
Smelt are being caught by the bun-
‘dreds these days. The Tokeneke bridgeed a. kindergarten tor children M
affords a. tavorite spot for the usher»
men, as the current here appears to
be just right for the fish. Many good
.M “iv
Doors 517?
l Nnéetovl
LAWV".,
Albert Punzelt. oi Darius, spent the
day with friends in' itanboi’y.
Mrs. William Deverill oi ,Dauien is
spending a. few days with her parents
in New Canaan.
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)
g CANNAN
Dr. J. Howard Hoyt, visited in' New
York on Monday. '
A daughter was born to Mr.
Mrs. Frank L. Simon on Saturday.
R. G. Nichols or New York W‘i the
guest of friends in town 0..“ Sunny
Nelson Brown has a position in the
Yale at Town factory in Stammrd.
Mr. and Mrs. Howardltiller visited
trienda at Purdy's Stations on Sunday.
George McKendry liltii a position in
the Howland dry-goods store in lb-idgo
port. ‘
and
.., William H. Cary and futility have re- ‘
turned to their home. in Btooklyn for
the winter.
Mrs. Frank "Sentinel-ville of Glen-
brook spent Sunday with her brother,
George T. Smith of Richmond Hill.
is now lghted .
stuffing the battalion of the eae‘
pier. it will be necessary to remove
about to feet oi mud from the bottom
80 8-8 to allow the toundatlon to ex-
tend down about eight feet. It is ex-
Wcted that: the work on this cement
,jWES’IPOltj;
‘ AND ‘
SAUGATUCK
‘\"M “M“.
Mrs. William Guilbert of Compo is
still quite ill at her home.
Miss Anna Quinlan bu purchased
a new Studebaker touring car.
Miss Dorothy Dumber has fully
recovered irom her serious attack of
tonsilitis.
George Thompson has accepted a
position at the U til. C. company in
Bridgeport.
Rev. Clarence Barber of Danielson
was a guest at the Greens l‘ar-s par-
sonage last week.
Miss Sarah L Lee has returned
trom Russia and is being entertained
by Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Southey.
Mrs. Hope Lewis Borden has open-
of the week. Mr. Barton, of the ‘lirm
oi IoHarg and Barton. who has
charge of the work. stated that is
W“ ”weeding as rapidly as could be
“Med under the conditions with
which he has had to contend.
Willisflllll
mm
For the first tithe since the Charity
Department was organized under the
new consolidation government. Loom-
plete list has been compiled giving
the name, age, when possible, and
date of admittance to the Narsmsko
Home. This move is in line with a
more thorough method of ' organiza-
tion and system which the Charity
Board has adopted.
i
five years to 10 years at. her home on
Evergreen avenue.
Joseph Burns and family of Port
lobester, N. Y.. motored to town yes
.terday and spent a tow hours with
:friends on State street.
Mr. and Mrs. Willis! B Daytno
have returned from a motor trlpto
lSouthington. Conn They are now a
their home ‘Wymtrommfl
l The members of Prioilla Circle oi‘
the Saugaiuck M. E church. will xiv o;
a Hallowe'en party in this church hall
on the evening of October 29th. , Fisher, Jane; unknown; unknmm
Miss Josephine Session 01 Bridge Harper, 'MIrtha; 75;
port has been spending a number at 1914.
days at the home at her sister. Mrs: Keoier Rose 34. July 1. 19“.
Michael Dnnaher in Sausatuok l King, Mary; 23; October 18. 1913.
11.1. Barber of the Greens" Kins. Rose; 64; August 13, 1910.
of the city will be gathered and also
various militias about each (shitty.
Following is the list of boulders at
'Ihe Nat-anus Home:
5, inmates of the Naramske
mEOct. 1915. Giving name. age.
t; when admitted:
Female.
.5...
and
906.
Farrington. Carrie; 60; Nov ember 4.
.1904.
Rev.
Farms Congregational church attend-z Kidnet, Caroline; unknown; my:
ad the National Council of Congregs- known. ‘
tional ministers held in New Haven Steiner. Frances; 75; Jiintiary 5‘;
last week. 291?. . t
t Recent ariivals at the Westport '19:?” Took?" eunknown; July 12.
hotel are Thomas D. Maloney New _ chasm. ) ,
York; Lewis Britt, Detroit; “M” L‘.
h Meyer “cw York: 11.3. Culver,§
New. Haven. 12
Mrs. T. H. Dsnaber and daughter. M.“
Miss Helen. have returned from 'Yon-i mm“, mm”. unknown .2“qu
lien, N. Y" where they h“. mndua. i . , ,
floater. Edgar; 2; July I. 12“.
Kosler, William; 11-:montlis June
6. 1016. .
foundation will start the latter part '
A, complete list of the outside poor;
Drew, Katie; unknown; October 19.V
January 26,:
[i
«If
w,
Mahatma not?” timely Shut on by Slides ill Caillarti Cs; ."9
low earth slid down iratlsldlilllo the left
M... . a... ”25..."... m... ..,, ..,,
{Souk Mum‘s-I we“ w
I
1.
mam custom. wm cal whorls: bun our‘sVsnv oav
Those photographs show the stupor: was 300 foot wide at this point. The
«dons work ahead bolero Panama (lanai lower. picture shows the dredgers at
loan again be opened to navigation. WM' beeping clear the narrow pas-'
l
‘ ‘ l
TO nttm'r wow son Masons.
the cut. _
The‘length o! the closed passage in.
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jail", Boers. Charles: ‘2 October 10 1.911 ,Thounnda of tons oi earth and loose sage which wilt: a row boat to get 1500 We! When this is owned to a
McCormick " scum. Elonttlct: 83:"
last Sunday alteration at Holy .1014. «HI
Trinity church. itev. Hannah lineal Benton. Sylvestorhunknowir 1m
kenziu baptized .wuiim Oliver inn 5. an. I... .. ;-
pry. intsnt son at Mr. and Mfr. Dilut- l Murat. m. 41. “m 35
Kimmy of Hawaii. ' 1:11. In:
Mr. and Mrs. ma 1 Bodiofl oil ants, (Mllflordwds net“... . 1913..
Beaclislde avenue are preparing to
close their home here and leave for 1012.
New York where they will spend the Davina. John; 68; oast":- a; 1910.
winter. Davina. Patrick: unknown; Decent.
ILeRoy P. Romper and neon Jen- her 6,1900
nlngs returned to New York yester-
yto board the battleship Wyoming 1911.
alter spending a 104lsy furlough in} Fartington. Edward; 50; January 11,
1.905
town with their parents. .
Mrs. Hezekiah Allen. who has homunlmm. mward: 82: June 19
Madly, Michael; 61; August- 21,.
left as shown in the upper photo and mud using hi the bottom. due to the
completely I; the canal, Which pressure at the hills on the ride of
'AUTO LAW VIOLAWONB.
Fig.5 Lecithin-ton to Alb mt
ct‘t'Aitt'b. ' ‘ ‘
4 t .
tonnblldaw were
we coutu- on Home luau-try nitrite-u. fistula!- .
PM". ' ‘ George We, 31.. at mm
WASHINGTON. Oct. 28. -—-Legisiu- ran into a. m. of m.“ J
tion to aid mum merchants in "my.“ .W on ,A‘gnnI
.thelr etiorts to take- advantage ,6! '19 mt 1W However sold
1
l
tEurone'sn wet and to protect home in-
dustry ’38“!!! m W81! comno for molding responsibility. Persons
titzom upon life must: of peace in the car with Brian said that they.
was considered May by Prest- Muriod to the scope or no occidentl
' . 5 WM” «mandamus g‘
trade opportunities mowing out oi the? m h.“ to stop after he bsd'9'1w-
l struck hum Batu. m W‘x’Peny. oi New York at the annual
Juno ,3 rock slide down from Gold Hill at the manic fills story. day from the width of 100 ,9... m'i‘ujm will be
i
Daugevty. James; 68' m". 17?":th Wilson—— and Secretary Rod tary of State Charles D. Dunes at' New Vaut clergyman 0am Figures:
' l
.I ~i
.._.._.. 3w ._ E..-
minor Imms'rsn' certs: can, A
"1} I.‘ z: '3 DAYM .9le
resumed. ‘ /.'
4V__.
3. Show W Pay 0! Average
eternal-n.
WWWN Oct 28. -—~'l"he average
Ellery of the Baptist minister. in tho,
United States is $1. 87 a tiny, or “.20-
aocording to Rev. Joseph 9.
'oonterence of Baptist ministers oi
thumbnails.
In Massachusetts, Mr. Perry said, oi,
A. successflil supper, last eventug,’
confined to the Nor-all hiplhl for
the past few weeks. has boon moved
M” to her home in Comps m shops
now on the road to recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Tome of Nor-
walk spent Sunday with Mr. and
William «Holt oi ‘Rlclitiiond Hill.
dent Wilson In W wtth Soc-
rotary Retinal] of m’.‘ Dopartment oi
Calumet-es and chairman Davies or
the Moro! Mo Motion. The
Fitch, ':!-‘rank 49; January 12. 191i
l-‘riin. Prod; 41-; December 3 1910.
Gatinsy. Robert: 60; February 10.
halt
soon-albeit it banned. hum ”$08 pastors. 154 receive less. t
ratios to and any one than Wm two a you-.107 mocha. between
sold out be Imed when titans-W00 and-38.000. so between 32.000.
lcident banished at least a mi hour and 58. . and three receive mom.
but slut he never saw m. scar than 38.000.
_"waa given in the Messiah Swedish spent the weekend With her daughter. daughter, tutu Hot-n. who sputum
Lutheran church on Van Zant street. M'S- 'l‘. 01" McKendry, in Mohway, week-end at the Home R Mrs. Her-I
load: after the accident. Mist- hur-
iimits upon (assign competition and in: furthercvidsaoa lemury Barnes
DWI!“ SgllED U“LIE roar:
-.NJ.
to be given by Miss Child and bliss
Hall. ’Nov. 4.
person. Mr. -a.nd Mrs Stephen Heath,
reserved his decision. 0 ' FOOD LAW.‘ . -
' BDSTON, Oct. 28.—-—'l‘wo hundred
gallons of oysters. shipped ’fron Pro-,
vidonce, were sailed in this city-y lWoh.
cectsr'xnd Springfield yesterday by:
federal officials acting trailer the pure. .
iood law It is flexed tilt the'shell
nah oaths train his that had been
l
l
F. IW.IRDLUN8 new.
. - w . teem?
“who! you “WIM- was i
‘ Imm- tw om.
IW tOot. mils—4m w. Roi
3
Rev. ,
- 19.10.
Mrs. Stephen Heath of Carter street fir. and Mr! mum“ mm. “a Gcntisy. Daniel “3' r 20 p ant to U! yeti mm
1910 , ' tions as to anything that would tout
Garran. Ml ha
903 9- Wakemum MI ”‘W to "05 l“"" c at unknown July 16 tenable exporters to mporlte in the
The first ofa series ot tour musicals their home in New Hana. , Gregory Giles; 82' February 17 establishments of ionign sales agon-
A. G. Dove. Sn, and F L Dove. 1010. ’ . ‘ w
Smallhorn will take place in the Town lather and brother of a. 'cuhoqg, Charles: 53: July 13 As a result of a. cantor-once the
local artist, formerly 0! «numb-‘- 1915 secretary of M will recom-
M" T 0" “mend” 0‘ Math"?- Y.. are spendlnc 8“va “YB as 9 name} Ch. let. 3. mood to Congress tbs-enactment or a
. * Non
N. J. is visiting at the home of her guest at his home on Oonpo street. 13 1911 ' r 7 mberh‘w making In“!!! by mm ml
Mr. and Mrs. George Wright have Hopkins. ken”; 71: an"), 6 :at test linen the cult of production
" started on a motor trip in their new 1912 ,m «mm, W"
Carter street. .
V Dr. C. H. Scovl'lle is making prepara-
tor the winter
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Taggiirt and
family of Englewood. N.J returned
home Huntley, utter spentllng several
days with iii-lends to town; , ‘
rhevramtues of Dr. Walker, n. ‘In
where they will
Mrs.
car to Tennessee. Hyatt, James; 66; March 12,1912.
G'eunlngs. James A.: 75; December
17.1910.
VJocriIt, Joe; 63; Member 21.1913.
3.188. George; 93; November 20
1913.
The tine boat belonging to 1.1:.
Build: I'nnd the "Wild Duck" belong:
ing' to Henry Raleigh were badly
damsgodutewnilbts agobynbsrge
which in: ten routing in its; sari
!
i
Parker-ton. Charles; 50; Octdbsr 21.
Martin. James, 68:136th 28 2|913-u'l'I
nunisb- lint. tor-mar governor or New Hamp-
liuont under the anti-tum laws. It fl“'9-:‘ My "regarded as the, orig
.aitnltar momma-tin will be made tutor of the “Old Home Week idea
thy the Men: In". mm...“ h, II-tiiett at s- hotel in this city last night.
its annual report t. W3. which Mr. iRollins. whole ”home was at Con-
adso ls 9mm {gm mmend_co oil-I'd, N. 3., had been iii” ha?“ tor
Imem to the W nti-lmt‘laws to three months. with heart a so
, .Mr. Rollins was head of the tins of
egalixe combinations for life om m H Roms :. banners and
pent'mI- oi
one! m “m"; “f" 8"} mm or this city. New York. Chi
coniamlnnted by sewage This is the.
second largé soisuro of oysters- io this
stato,150 gallons havihgl been oonfls-..
wadintblooitylaatltb y;-
anion autumn—1. or
[strum Underwood '
man. on m-
men. soil. mm
Weekes and Dr. LeFett-tt wer'e'amohs ”Mr and Mrs” Lonny" Mills of “The
those whowgeturned to New- York for Maples” celebrated their second wetl-
tcagoasd SsnI'lihnctaco. Howasa' Impaired. Mints. “9
son or the. late United States-Sen. ,' . ~
'ator Edward. H. Rollins.
. _. that church. I .
1““ charge °f 1°!“ng services in the winter during the past week.
, H. L. Scofield. with his Van, movedI
._ owing to the critical illness or Mrs. the furniture of Mrs. E. H. Wardwell’
'Fslrbanks wife of the pastor of the to New York on Monday Mrs. Ward~'
Illast Avenue
(jihurch. it has been deemed advisable Hill for the season. Will spend the win:
to postpone the,.tMens Class ahpperher in New York. .. “x.
and address by- Genenal Russell. At the monthly meeting of- the no}.
'l't-otit. scheduled for tomorrow even~'ough Bard. ill the Town Hall. next
‘ log, until ‘a tttture time. The com- Tuesday eroding, important; business
mittee in charge regret this neees will be transacted. warden Wheeler is
«:1;th out of sympathy to tho p'as-_ anxious that the full board will be in
hwbellove ii. the best thing- to do. attend.“ ‘ ' -
2,.“
Sit-cot department workmen. under
ho m rvlslon of For-ems» Horace tor Vot- the Methodist church, was In
is morning stuffing the dis- town Monday, mm by
lribution‘ of cement over the lower Loun'sbury’ ““1 friends from Bridge:
:For't street The work" is 01- port. no at‘ present isolator of Trio
in .9 completed within a. “m tty church. Alnany and has In rotary
Methodist Episcopal well. who has been residing on cancel
Rev. L. M Manchury, a former pas;
chill tor,
amethyst-1915. V .. .. -¢t‘t “ .' ’I
Paulaon John; 39; 7:2” 7 1915 so wgontfla oar: arr.” says
Porter. Hugh. December 24: I commit any. ..
.amg shutter-my hit Week by ”m" 1913. I
tatnlng a number of friends.- The
couple received many fine gifts trout
their triends. A luncheon was served.
The "little Organic school recently
organised by Miss VVlrtlpin '11-. Birds-
.lweii at her home on Eybrgraen ave-1h
nus. is now in its malonailout-oi
doors because of the flild weather.
Fourteen students have lull-sad? heel:
enrolled.‘ ‘ . _ ,
The annual meet
Powell, domes 53; July. .13, 1915.
fingers. Gharlas; ’11 Moron 2. 190i.
Rocha-«100.74:- January 10 1210.
Senton, Pat‘rtck': 71; August 22;
1912.
Sherwood, chariot 72;I August ii,
1900. " II
ismllh, vCalvlll: 75.; October 19. $1915;
stove... Arthur; 44. March 0,1915
I._Ilt't'iibbee. Frank:.2il. September 30.
1203.. -, , ‘
Tflaeh. George. 52: June 22.1315;-
shits. Int-inn; at: October: 11. :1915
tel-day at V
Wilder, Chester; 85'; {use [30:4911.
Wilmot, Edward". unknown; - 1111‘
Joint I . I
also
Walls, om. dissimilar I20. c1911.t
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(CHURCHILL MAY QUIT CABINET.
Heiress Declares the Mill "3:7, AVI N, Oct. 28- —‘Rumors “”5
0‘ “Social Wt” on 110N130 .
[WM ' . lsgai’n mutant in (be lobbies of the
INN your. (Oct. tar-Eugenio House bi Continent: that Winston
Kelly. Wtho.‘ balms; whose mother; Spencer Churchill. chln‘mllor oi ithe'
caused her 5arrest: sum Ibo iro- Duchy of monster. was about to se-
: question” Broadway cam todayl sign in: sent. in on cabinet.
denied emporium-1m commuted!
tan, for her. marriage to in Davis, Risen) in “rt-learns. use not;
the winner. l " 5t5jodo; ,
“We are going to be merited." said! ~—-—-—-
, m‘ ,
3..
din be hitter Al gets his divorce. but
Miss Kelly. “in! I can‘t say when. It rustic Kiss. oiven undo" 5...... lyl
isms-niacin». stun-homu-
.-,_.,,.,.v
”I: for calbeprlcu to: RED out
£0AL. .
THE WM. EFFRON CO.I Inc.“
3 flow 8t. TalM‘i East Novwallt
I ism: an 1 the Intuit} that cones
Mummies nm on mj
loomS! it you want a thou“ is": Sens"
. Mtg-st: vast sun; so: simian
I" amuot imitation after. Myi.
arrested for m 0! “lift if '10. kiss. given nutter protest. worth "
tilt another of her .000:
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