,. Hoary Harris house, on Cove
b undergoing repairs.
, _ Fielding, of Pleasant street,
1*. visitor today in New York city.
LVine Jones, and family, have remov-
d horn Osborne avenue to Beacon
The Candeld family have removed
g,- the Second District to 214 East
We
-flss Elizabeth Reilly, of Pleasant
‘M'is confined to her home with
D! attack of tonsilitis.
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.l. N. Nickerson, and family, have
moved from East avenue to the Ben-
“ Farms district on the East Side.
3. Clarence Hawkins, of Danbury,
III been making a short stay in town,
“looking after his real estate interests
Ian.
The regular weekly meeting of the
'flih‘d District commissioners will be
'held on Monday evening in the Bay-
‘flew avenue plant.
This morning the McElroy workrfi'en
{the churel: sat down to the feast at
good things whim: Darien women
known wellhowwprepareespecialfi
'ly for church suppers.
e
The Nor-etch Heights Fire Com-
pan‘y's Women's Auxiliary is to hold
its annual masquerade bail, Nov. _1. in
theiire station. Prizes will be awarded
to the women and the men wearing
play the greatest originality. Refresh-
ments will be served.
Smith street, started this noon on an
automobile trip to ledtord, less.
They will stop tonight in Springfield
Mass, and continue their trip to Med-4
ford tomorrow morning, arriving in
time to witness the toolball game be-
tween Tufts and the Massachusetts
“Aggiea.” They will return to Dan-i
.bury Sunday.—Danbury News.
Miss Elizabeth Shark” 0! Riverside
was a visitor in Noroton yesterday.
She is hard at work in the cause of
woman some. Shanks very well on
the subject. and thoantis had bitter
heap shy of her if they don‘t west to.
be converted. She was one of s party
to represent the cause at the Danbury
Fair.
Rowa‘yton Methodist Episcopal
Church. Notices for week beginning
.pOctober slat: lino and m. wife. who was Gertrude
Sunday: The hour for the morning my with m. hiter’s sister, Miss
preaching service and the hour iorimm mm gave a very damn
Bible study have been merged in the “mingle“ in the Town Hall. last
interests of the Sunday school. All night. under the auspices of the Dan
interesting mission and rally day pro ien m Marianas. Prof. DeFoer ll
gram has been arranged. including one of the abiest mandolinists la the
songs. recitations and a short talk to State. while the young women are
the children by the pastor. All are equally emcient as pianists. mandolin.
invited to this service and parents ‘ists vocalists and elOCutloniIta Un-
especially are urged to be present. fortun|tely the attendance was not
The De Tarn Trio 01! New Canaan,
consisting of Prof. Charles D. Taren
Service begins at 10: 30 a. in. Junior v.” urge—certainly nothins llM .
League will meet at 3: 30 p.111. cen-
ior league at 6: 45 p. m. The leader
to rthis meeting is Miss Bertha Sco~§
‘neld. and the topic is. "How Christi
Organised for Personal Work " Union. ‘
Evangelistic Services under the lead- I
‘ership of Miss Carrie V. Wilbur. will:
begin at the hour of evening serviceE
7:30 p. ill. These meetings will be;
what so good a program warranted.
vW~< J
New
costumes which are prettiest or (lise|
«mm—Wm “.Wm
M Milli m 8301! M“ ...... 5“ w” m...
" lthoug-ht the man shot through his
pocket, pulling his gun as Herman
NEW HAVEN, Oct. 30. —Bennett w. ”fled “3 The ‘5’” m ‘l’ h“ M
Damn, a detective of the headqusr over the‘ fences nearby, ”“5““ by es must he altered tor the faithitd de-
ters'i stall. Was probably fatally shotlaevw "”9 in the lVlClDiW. Dorm parted in general. and the third more
through the stomach by a man mmwalked t° the garage "here 4 “am for the intention of the Holy Father.
to bemoney" Budlong, of Providence,‘5ter picked mm up and cam... 11”“ In each of the three masses the
R. 1., when he was placing under ar- “0 the “Ohm“ ‘Dies lrae is to be said and only a
mm in Crown street. today. Odlcers and Coroner Mix went to 5111818 €01;th etc The first mass is
Two men 9110 Painters garage 99 the scene and heard a report that the that given in the missal for the day.
Crown street, above Park, during the man “s in a bar" A fire “”19“” The second is the anniversary £1885
morning, one offering to sell Palmer was called 0‘“ 10 use “3 13038 If He or the. mlssal, omitting in the prayers
two‘ carriage robes. The ‘iatter enemy ‘0 mire 3 cepture, ”bill lfléT the few words referring to the anni<
thought hem seen the robes betel-elm “30'” ‘3“ mm ‘ ““1 “‘1 "teary 01111.
and suggested that the men retqume yards nearby “393’ heard ”1‘“ me In the third muse the Epistl and
later in the day.’ After the men uniman‘had “$399“ through Derby “9 Gospel are from the Misss (mongol)...
Palmer Md the detective human “use. automobiles wore Beat in chase. The prayers are those pro beliefs;- '
his Wits. Domain Death was torihus, modified so as to be general,
sent to the gangs and waited until 10 “v 3 mm c. g. in the collect "ut asimss fame,
M iii mm W
Only one of the masses can be ap
plied by the ceiebrant as he pleases.
and for this mass only can a stipend
be taken. One at the two other mace
The first section taken out will be
lift-om the cast mg or the brim-
Next the center will be lined off the
draw with a large crane attached to
the barge. .
A meeting ”held in the Town
Hall last night. to recommend a man
for the. vacancy among the Staples
High School trustees, caused by the
death of former Trustee B. L. Wood;
Worth. The recommendation has to
be made to the Superior Court. F.
B. Hubbell and Channing P Harris
rwere the two selected. When a vote
iwas taken. lit. Hubbeli received the
Illumination by a vote of 72 to 32.
'W. s Jones had a very peculiar
accident with. his touring car yester-
dlY afternoon. While backing out of
a yard- his driving shaft broke. which
left his motor running free. As he
was on a down grade he reached for
his emergency brake and pulled it too
one or the men came in. Questiw ‘lOrum famuiardm‘qhe tutu-um." The
lag this man. Dentin scarred am adj changes in the prayers for the second
mission that the robes were m by and third masses are given in the
the man who had/dot come la. Des- decrec ol the Sacred Congregation or .
kin asked. Palmer to hold the man ~ Rite.
who was in the garage while he went
—.—._.
hard and broke his brake rods. Then, out to bring in the other. Meantime . ' ‘ The South Nufifi Trust Cum .
as ballad no brakes on the car at all. Detective Dermal: hl‘d'beon mt opt mmmtum' fly that your mostly is less e223:
estarted down Lincoln street hill from headquarters to be handy to m “I. MM, M‘ spent, and cannot get loct'or stolen, if
at a fast rate of speed. He was Deskis. .. Passing through CFO“ “I.“ ‘5' itisdeposited in their bank. Bills paid
afraid that he could not make the street near the garage llprman saw by check are asstmed of mm a 1e"!
sharp corner at the foot so he turned
into the embing in front or A. e.
Greens home and stopped with a
bump. Undoubtedly his presence or
mind saved him from a bad smash-
up.
a man standing on the curb with two .
reliefs "over his arm. Engaging the. Three masses my 116 celebrated in m- (M
man iii—conversation. Dorms eman- Roman Catholic churches on Tuesday! The Housekeeppr's Opportunity 10
ed that the man come along to the A“ smile Day. under an order mm‘suppiy her needs oi blankets and cone
garage. The stranger refused and had by Benedict XV. the Catholic Tran forts for winter, is now oilered by the
a scuttle and Demos got him down: script announces. All Souls nulls A, J (bill-s as Their use is largo
and started to handout! him. Then a. day of solemn commemoration ilor showpiece at prices that cannot lo
the sneer was shot. A clerk in an the souls of all the faithful departed.‘ enameled tor lownass. See adv
This Set
-‘al reodpt. Handy check books are.
The old Fitch Homestead renewed
its youth last night when Sam Miller
Fitch gave a little Hallowe‘en party
held every night except Saturday tori
a week and a half in the Methodist
‘Church and then be continued in the:
inapust Church. it is expected thatl
all of the people of the community
will feel an unusual interest in these
meetings. And it is hoped thataeveryE
one will take some active "part in!
,them. All church meetings during the
Eweek usually held in the evenings will
give place to the evangelistic meet-j
CANAAN '
dew-mat .6". «ah—9M”
to some of his friends in the Norwa'ik
High school. The young man who was
dressed as a Kludtiux Klansman met
» Mrs. John Kelley of Carter street is his sue-ts at the sateway and escort-
“ill” “I w”): ”hum. 0d them to the “HI! entrance where
;ihcy were received by two other fan-
!“ NesbittL clerk in the ”'0“. tactically dressed lids who presented
odice. is enloyitu his vacation in mniezlglitzm:gkifizei‘l:;tct?e?rifi;
Rid . cand
Pound ‘8 i to the rooms above. "Semifinal noises.
' b bet fr the
W" F. “new 1.... WW fi.“.§£.”£‘2l&‘.‘..li. hail...
the lilrs.,John Williams place on bo- hurry on "I." way “m; way were
cast avenue. corner of Hillside street. mm and 131"“ the traction 0‘ the
i . ‘ house. Each t wed in costume. and
l Mrs. John Williams of New York m the 8m r51,“ mum the all;
ha. been "0”!“ with Ml. “d lira chimney made a most attractive and
.Vtckers on Summer street this week. mm 'M‘m_ .1.” min winuorador
the best costumes were hard to a
i James Mahoney, who was taken to” aaevary one m :a “in but £3;
the Stamford Hospital and operated Atlas Ellen u“, and Elton W of
on for appendicitis. two weeks ago. 1.. South Norwalk "mm I'm.”
an] the Connecticut Company started
' m laying of trolley rails on the new
‘ .Waabington street bridge.
James H. Rundie who has been out
of town for some time. recuperating
tun his recent illness, is expected to
‘mrn to his home in Van Zant street.
W.
N.“
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7...;
The cement paving on Fort. street
is. heen completed. Fort street frolil‘
the start of the L’llommedieu build-N
in: up to the bridge proper will be
paved with wood blocks.
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i ARIEN
The-trouble with the air compressor DWI”
o! the East Sldc.eiectric plant has .
been satisfactorily'mepalred, hand the
mists, both street and commercial,
were uygood order, last- evening.
”'5 :u.—
The voters of the district will, on
next Friday evening. hold an adjourn-
ed meeting in the Elm: School. At
- This time the report of the commis-
‘. donors and the Bissell & Associates
' ”accountants report will be submitted.
to New Canaan on Tuesday.
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Mrs. Hsnford Smith has been ser-
iously ill for several days with an ulcer
of the stomach.
proud-ted with small tattoo by Mr. aid
' Mrs. Fitch.
St Marks Sunday-school will have Many a! the time honored games
a party in the GuilMouao Monday and customs of this ancient festival
evening. at 7.30. “Willi the date is, nonioyed .3 “u .3 dancing. and
Edw Buttery spent Monday seeing not Hallowa' on, the p ram is likely :itor the “wing of light refreshmnnts
the sights of New York, also visitina so take on some of tits features of the dancing ottbe virginil. Refinish i
. local sports were in attendance. the Hippodrome um occasion. ‘ '90 the festivities. Amour the “rim
1 Int night, at the rattling good bouts - guests were "133.m|m Lane. Elton
«in loo 1
dner'e Hall. under the auspices Andrew J. Buttery has again been on'
A d “'9 o and Lclto Bruslr of South Nor-
'- Federal Sporting Club. Kuns the sick list this week. but is new 0013- {W K It y
was the favorite, and his victory over siderably better.
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CAKE AND Patti? ”LE.
The members of St. Paul’s Guild
{held a cake and fruit said yesterday
afternoon in the window of Glendon
ning’s drug store, corner of Main and
(Wall streets. The proceeds amounted
luv-bout $35. which is considered very,
large. The committee who had charge
Ionty. of Port Chester, was hailed
“delight. D"The W. C. T. U. held its regular.
monthly meeting in the pageant room
Members of the East avenue M. E. 01' the library, Wednesday afternoon
Church are interested in the proceed-
-_ Ins of the Epworth league conven-
. ‘ lion, in session at the Norwaik M. E. road, ""01”“ h" returned home from
’dmcb Several interesting speeches Baltimore, where he went on a busi~
V were made yesterday, and business of “e“ trip.‘ ,
_ inlportance was transacted l -——-—-—— i A new fence is being built by the
' Fred ,Webb of hog Nook Point road. town along Riverside avenue. I
Recent real estate transfers on the Norolon, has returned home from ‘
hat Side include Annie M Y short trip'up State. and remarks there
to Richard Boland and wife. lot and ‘3 “° ”“9 1"“ h°m°
hildings. on Fort and Charles 1,
I is Charles E Gilbert to William Elmer Stevens has been given the James F. Lechle has moved into the
. .W. lot and buildings, Osborne job of layinganew cement walk at the augment ovcr Beers Brothers store
' . lvenue and Ada M. Mead to Milton :h n ”58' and Eddie uttey will
‘ ~ 0 u ‘ ‘
,mm building lot on Cove avenue. 30011138 seen mixing “18"!!!“ . Mrs. E. G. ,Fillow is visiting with
‘ . 1 ., Mrs. C. N. Kirk in South Norwalx.
3W x... M, ’:-:\) Andrew J Bill-LAW ”091'“ i ”0* 0’ 1Mr.dnd Mrs. R. L Coley spent yea-
tau-awberries this week, from a niece “rd-y in ‘Brleort. .
. . !‘
7‘ V- 4.x ‘
"in Harrison. N. Y., which has been
incited from her garden on Oct. 19.x
The regular monthly usiness meet-
it the Rovmyton Drum COTDS w‘“ next “Gilda- fight. ml din Ml
held Monday evening in the m awarded to {be best dancers. Music
”meat of the Rowayton Hose Company will be furnished by males arches
tra
ladle C. Broadway of Norwalk has __________,
W“ M g “we" "m ”I‘m“ an. F'aneier will remain all winter
Broadway oi the same place, alleg-' ,at her home-on £30ch Noroton' The three sections will be some; ‘MQW “mm
W malty and infidelity. They were fleishis where she has an ideslhomelm the yard in the rear of the 'ngim‘t'mpm m ,.
on February 11, .1914 her stead dud mt m acres of land factory and will be dismantled b the ~ - ‘ .
name being von Muller. She Mrs. Meier M last wjntar with contractors at some future tint W!"
suit-u her husband has property her gamed J,” in gt. Peter-bummlnew draw will be hosted in position we ' '
. at {3. 000 and she asks for ali- In; » , JWNI “'0 large bares: fiflzbfildermd“
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Francis Howard of the Boston Post]
i s
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Mrs. Charles Church, vice president.
...__._._. Mrs. Warren P. Smith, treasurer and
Edward Table is working ior Fred Miss Amelia Williams. cashier of the
Kaiser, the local plumber. ”‘3‘ V~ .
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tortuous
summon
Look «modal ‘usv. Poisons-From.
Liver and towels at Click.
or! Your child isn't naturally
(Mrs. John B. Moraskie was re cm “d Willi. 8°“ if ““1"“ ‘3
moved to the Shelton Tubercqu 'cedted "'1‘" L “N" 3181"! m little
home yesterday morning We stomach. liver and bowels need a
Perry accompanied her in Mcxansis‘s cleansing “t “9°:
inlachine. ' Whenfliatlam‘,
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The ladies' Aid Society oi the Nero. $2,213 v -m_ ‘ roux ew
Lon jieights me Company wiii‘liva s.
Hailewe’en masquerade and dance' 1
sleeper dtnathraliy had'sidm
w a This whims the ia-st “day for tiling ,
”am A 3- 33’3““. Will“ in: lists withtheasae’asbrs. Any pro-
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wentjshlag or. Five Mile driver; on m then. will be amigos to sub. ior' the .
span; .Almosgll they think mittoths sstimatls so. 'héssiai- smell
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