' m comm: mo animal. ransom, nov 4, 19:5
; The town teachers monthly meeting:
[was held Wednesday afternoon. at the d
fGood Hill school building. . I" ay . out Of business
'5 Mrs. Robert Kippen of Norileld St., “Twas” ‘\°v' z dandelms were in “m“ ““9" a “We“ C“ “W‘”
lost two of her valuable Pekingese com on a lawn in front Of a house College Spent the weékend “A“ "’5
i ~ Mrs P M. \lhai . 7V?» ‘1
. ,, ' ,the pastor. Rev. S. E. Lawson. -.. . { 9y “"0 "5“ GS X" ”
7 I ‘ . It isirummorod that Dorian may . w
' p , , . , have a “movie" show of its own. Ac- R0 AYTON ( ford station, Monday. fell down 11m
1 ‘ ‘ ~ . - ' ‘ . 'ltone steps leadingr to the EutMay’
\_ > Haring of the Post road. whose omce ‘wwww ~— “’43 AN q a N ,
v ‘5 in South \orwalh, ‘5 New"! Mrs. John L'Hommedieu. who has Adam Kennel is busy carting Christ- fauna: flrainf :rE'hwfiuey cut “d
""—' ‘h r' miss one 0 or an s.
7‘ -. Bernhard Naumbery. 0‘ Rowayton with Easton friends Tuesda -.
V ‘7' ytrungfipefple1‘werelptrese11‘tJh:Eegzlawnne. is now employed by thelYaie Harr flawley of the Ea tyéide be home this week with tonisilitis. car, driven by Edward Smith. 3"“
aa aowen ‘ . . s s .. ~ .-. ,_
‘ I ‘ Helen Andrews ofpl‘larier‘if Among the & Tow“ Company in Stamford. (resumefi work in the Bridgeport trol i The families Of Dr- “ON and J R' riffcgdfit‘ggfeahhfhmo truck drlgw M
’ V ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Hughes. who ley service Bradley have returned to New York. care “"9 am“!
' . l. 1 - . Frank Kelly, Ruth Marvin Eugene El- F A- Uickerman. Moment 8 week broken and the m, 1 H... T.
The Crayton family have removedpmtil o. On Saturday the office Win ’ - m u 9 1"
liott and Helen Adams. October 20th. have been spending a atAtlant‘lc City, returned home on Sat- truck had its steering m, “hm!“ put
field street. . until 9 o'clock. Benjamin H. Keeler jr., are satisfied Mills, of Highland avenue.
to let ‘Ben" enjoy a few days‘ vacation The Methodist Episcopal church was
{been a member. It was conuuot'ed by . . ,_ -. .. .
‘ N
1 Trinity Lake. while ieaxing 1': 11., u
E“ on the east-bound traca at the 8121111»
cording to this story Architect Henry‘ 3; (
as she was on her way to the Nu:
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. 7 p “1:3 ‘0’ a muffin: f be “Bed °’ been ill at her home in Crockttt St, is mas Greens to South Salem N y
‘ sue 8 PRIME "1 0 ll .. Mimprmlng' 3 Mrs Mar E T r h (1 ~ A collision occurred on Railroad an.
A number of 3am and New Canal 1 . ~ . l’ . u ney. spent l e fly Fred Klett has been confined ‘0 his nue, Monday, betwtcn Gilbert Stereos?
nests were Charles Gra , Alice Heath 1
g 31 but been on a honeymoon trip since ed he Stelens car having a iemflu
‘trom the second district to 74 Win-Ibe open in the evening from 7 o’clock few days with Mr. and Mrs. Oscar
when they are told that it ‘is his wed-
‘ ' firs. S. P. Fairbaril-z- wife of the .1 suppel that promises to be a de-
. tor of the East Avenue M E. d l c .. .
mm!) remains the same at her home or ed y interestin one. will tomorrow ding trip last Saturday night Miss 'well filled last evening. to heal Evan dogs after a short illness on Monday on East alenue. parents here He is a tandidate for
.1 evening he enjoyed by the men of Jessie Howell Close daughter of Mr gelist Miss Curie V. Wilbur, who is James Ghiotto of th Up P h l Hazel Rebekah Lodge. 1. 0. 0. R. the backfield position on Rutgers loot
on Rowan street ,thelkSunday school of the East Nor- ,and Mrs Jacob V Close of Norwalk a most entertaining speaker, and ”’19 has entertained his 1:111 32:: :22“! will site an old fashioned dance in ball team. but, because of an injury to
: The pastors of the East Avenue M. “a Advent Christian Church The became his bride at the home of her-l to move her hm in ‘ ”mukablecgflndwn’ from South Norwalk. .Odd Eellow' 3 Hall. Nov.11. his ankle, hm been unable to play thus
3. and East Norwalk Advent t‘hris- men will be the guests of the ladies i 'manner. The services in this churlh
parents. Rev. F. A. Coleman of Trinity 1 Wild . Miss Edith Woehr, chief at the local far. He expects to get into the some
ease in lar n b
flan Churches will this "he” ”g 05 inasmuch as the tamer were the no Church performing the ceremony [will be continued one week longer, 5 88 um "8 are telephone exchange has returned from Saturday. when his team plays Wash—
now fr ucntl notic m
oldie at the regular lllld- week prayerltors in the recent contest. lmmedifThey will return after a two weekh'zwd will then be commenced in the, 0'1 Y 011 airing lhl‘lr her two weeks' vacation ‘ington and Jefferson eleven.
L. D. Alexander and family who have-' NGW Canaan is ‘0 be represented 1‘!
, mungs :atelv tollowing the supper. there will. tour ‘ 339"“ church .annual trip southward .
The regular Wm“ mew“ of the [be hfld’vth: uuarsterlytmeeting of thel Mrs. George H. Norton is chairman; The ‘ilaims which are now appear- 9.11:8: i:lrene Lockwood} of the \l est! been residing in New York. Evans 11 strong basketball mm this Wm”-
‘mnua Circle Of Camp Fire Girls was inn or ers ocie y A large at-' M the committee of local women Who ‘ in: against the estate of Mrs. Alex- 8 e d th ”is: so 10 heorgetown, ‘0' [fined to their residence or; thé Wak- This "men ‘8 item“ from the gist 0’
‘ “at night held at [he 1’0““? 0‘ “‘55 e 1 {ca '8 ‘0‘th in fun there Isl are cooperating in the Tax Day effort ‘ ander Raymgnd, better known to ”0°. . 02h 91;“ or w [b or sister, Mrs. hablnna road. .an interview with Manager Frank Kolt
'DBiia VanCoeverlng. on Cove avenuegzarze: "no: cred, 3* 11“; James A- to be carried out next Saturday. 10"?!" here as bally are most interest. , om ' ' . One hundred and ten hunting ley this week. At one tune it was
.7 flutters of regular business were (“Merlin-11:“ gepsr. as con se- 1 raise funds for the Norwalk Hoapltal. mg to those who knew Mrs. Raymond “eston members of the \\ estport‘censes have been issued by the Assi‘s thought that there would be no team
transacted. I." to. 11:19.1 on i 13 accaaion M“ .which last year ran 36, 000 behind. The during her life And who knew MR“ Branch of the Needlework Guild 0! mm Town Clerk Miss Mae Rutledge. this ”“0“ because 0f ”1" fact that
1‘ 'C‘aptaln Arthur Day has returned .04; 5 0 n "95‘ WII be discussed. New“ ‘tagglng” will be done by the during her life and who American w1ll attend the annual meet-
. , l Harry Sohumacher of \ew York New 09'3“” h'd W51 ”‘9”! of n“
1115 home on Betts place (mm Boston; jcampnre gm; under the direction of knew he” eccentricitiea. H" "“1 (“d “‘3 “'1 “ems“: in “ eStport. today. 3mm several d." this week with Geo best players—Rank B. Kelley having
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During the past summer (‘apta n Daylz 4’ "'N‘Wé {their guardians. lira. Albert “Philips, 22;:2322: her acquaintances to any A very enjoyable and successful Dub- “ ardwell, jr. East aveiue. entered Rutgers College and George
~ a gym? -.
‘Miss McCrea and Miss Renahaw. The .“C mum and dance, was gi en in the .. Stevens now a student in vl‘oluml‘eu'
. . . ~ Mr. and M . 11x . ' ‘ ‘
girls “ ill be pro‘ided with the Red Stephen Prince of the Rowayton town hall. “ednesdav evening by the rs Charles B to" or ‘9“ and residing in Tarrytowr. Managed
x has been In charge of the llullea
" yacht. which he put into winter q11a1'-3\ARDIEN . ~- - , . . IYork “
: 1 . ~ . . : 'ere neat . 3 ~. M.
1 'ters last week near (‘it\ Island. 1 (it‘ross emblem and will “be in waiting section boasts of having enlighten 155 Norlleld Improvement Assoctauon. ' B, Adams 0‘8“”:52;:rosgdmirleek Kelley made it DMD "18' T“ “0““.
‘at the railway stations and along the limb Smelt. Sunday. with “00k “‘1' Rev. Charles Burt. the new pastor end. have a five in the field that will molar
1min roads. to solicit contributions. line. A 811111le 081011 near Boston. of ther'Norfleld Congregational church A d N the est teams hereabouts Hand all
ilurge or small Every contrlbutor will recently, was heralded far and wide will move, with his family, to town 11 "w 0““ and L F Grlebel and she notice—Norwalk ar:.‘ slam-
be labeled with one of the emblems. by the Bostont’i’om. But the Hub isn't next week. spent the week end with Mr. and M15. ford included?
J. E. Hersam at Linden place. lloyt
which will make him immunle from the only spot where blg~flah stories Miss Lena Fanton has returned w street
tfurtlier attacks of the charitable high- are told~ao Prince boasts of his 15» East Orange. N. J" alter a short vie" '
Percival R. Gregory has arrived at “EMAIHSM 0R
icriatobal. (‘ Z. after a very 13011311
Last evening the members of the
Ladies’ Aid Society of th Messiah
‘S'Ivedisli Lutheran Church, on Fort 0R0 I 0N;
street, met at the home of Mrs D. R.
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Frigstad, where xoutinc business was
iransacted and a pleasant social lime m . n A _... Vw-a..,»\
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' 11111110111911.111Ch smelt. . it with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. lver- .
. 7 enjoyed " The office of the Noroton \‘\'a
ter (.‘o.’ l S . . .
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There. was general sorrow oxpress- looks lonesome nowadays. but those‘ . day next will w tag day fr soul" Minion. of the East Side ""3"" "9 expects ‘0 remain 9" the
all on all sides this moraine when it who look for its genial manager HARVEST SUPPER IN SILVER- ’tlie Norwalk hospital, andz-Rowayton‘ (.‘liarlea (‘orsa “‘1 “"11”", Mr. and (‘anal Zone two years
' _ . . ' . MINE. v'ls interested. The chaperons from this ‘ \ '
1 was learned that Jerome E. bmltn Arlemus Holmes has mated from lrs George Coraa and “on' Howard E. V. Frothlngham and family. who.
. - . _ . . . . . l-V 1 s{place who will have charge of the . ‘
‘f died last night at his lltllllt on 274 (ollenders Point for the winter to New A h‘”‘“‘“ auppcr ““3 g1 ‘ 11 mm ladies who 6 to assist will be blue been guests of Mrs. Corsash have been spending the summer at —————
East avenue. Mr. Smith 11.1.: ve1y York Welling I“ "‘9 home 0' M” Ella y 8‘ -" daughter, “m I“ 1" Cyatersonin the Lake George are now occupying lheir b p ' n M Cl 1 With Small Trial
Mrs. 11. Howard Evonv. Mrs. Kate’T. Bronx. making the trip by automobile . Ru Im Ill u
‘wrelhlmown locally. and his passing . . cottage on 'North Main-street» .. . n
. ~ ill of Old St. Jacobs Oil.
will werv much regretted. _ Mrs Mark “ 50‘1““ "“5 ‘e‘m pleas 0! the lfidk‘fi' Md SOClEtY 0' "19 Thomas and Mrs. Frederick Merrlfleldy Mrs. Samuel Ayres has returned to . . . " » . Bo e . .. .. . . onl ~. .4 3. {n
4 home, alter seleral days’ sojourn in pl C. ch There Were about sov while the young ladies who will do the Miss Edna Van Name has resrgned Rheumatism is pair. y . t .
, ‘, The adjourned dis: 1111 lllCHill' -~ St. Hm”) Hos ital New lurk. 3'11 e M. 1m “tagging” are Misses Mary Sniffen her home in llerlln SHelshts. Ohio. at her Wm” with LB. Woundy and has case in my). requires internal 1111111 .
scheduled to be "9M «tomo‘rou m2: H s ‘19 uiideiueritlztroatment 9‘: only fly? inlet-1'9 1:95;!" and @813: Gertrude Brando \label Dulles Mil: ml several \veeka' visit with her moth- oneiwith the New Canaan Auto Cab merit. stop drugging. Rut r’OHll'llL.
. - , fair was tery muc o a success I- ' ‘ ' .cr .‘llrst‘Nelaon C'roasman and her tits: . . " - .. ~ . ”1“ - .m -
1 . . ‘ dred Jennings. Marlon K. Cdates while ' ' . . (10., taking the place of Miss More 81- penetrating bf lamb» {11 111. 1-1-
beleral local nature lovers are mter- ladle: ">0“ “1 “’0‘" thirty “"3” for ' ‘9" ”’3" Arthur Bradley. of .\oruood mon, resigned. Miss Rose Klett we to your sore. stiff. .11 11mg minis m‘l
' “'1 Aiken, of Sllvermine. under the ana-
It 8 o‘clock in the Pill-h Srhool, on
East awnuc. llitsell 1- Associates. ' ~‘ -
accountants 3“. 1111111" {0,31, mm . osted in and will exhibit 51,1119 fifth the society. A fine supper was served. Percival. Anderson and Milton 2&0” Farm. Prospect street. "" . . . . ‘ . . g - -.-- 11.
p 5 6‘; will also make themselves generally Leeds Miss Van .‘xame at Mr. \\ oun- muscles. and rclV‘i tome. 11mm 1.
cii'ort to have‘tfiéil 1x lim‘t 1n “m'mmmm exhibition of thé’fll‘ tclieater and instrumental and mu] selections useful. I Mrs. James Chamberlain. Miss U" ch" 11. 1.1neob's Ull‘ is 11 hermit-.91 tillu
mitfable shape for tomorrow mg“ 3 and Falrlleld llortirultural Society. in were enthusiastically tecelved. A .H'” Clugh. w. H. Wolfe, have return-I The case of Alfred H Taylor vs Al- "mils“, cure umcl; noter disappoints
session The itemiued report for' mg the Stamford Armory. Friday and Sat 'piano and mandolin duot WEI render~ ' ed to their homes in Brooklyn. after bert J Mills was declded by Justice and can not burn the skirt. -
& past year 01' the district commission- ul‘da)‘ led by Mrs Edward’Guthrie 3M 9'3“ I KING GEORGE IMPROVEP‘ V .jhpendlng seyeral days, at the Upper llawless Monday m favor of mug Limhcl' up Quit complainingT ‘3“-
ers will be read tomorrow night. 113”th regular monthly meetings of the Reynolds 0‘ New ["5”- Vocal 33‘ LONDON NOV) 4'1 11 18 111.111.» Plflflh residence 0‘ “E and Mrs Haw- The decision carried with it judgment, a small trial bottle. of old. honest “St.
well. . UMP League. interruptedtdurlng’ the “mom were rendered by ”'3' 8°“ King 1030qu who roentiy was Mr Iey Williams} > ‘ and costs. tu’l‘aylor brought suit to m Jacobs Oil 311 any drug store. Nd in
EM“ Eider“ 11nd 'refldm‘“ 0’ other summer and m" will bo-resuniedtnext ‘01.)" ~ lured by a fall from his horse hfi'hlle‘ “W M"! E Godfrey has returned cover 366.: thetallegad valueofaRidar- lust a moment \Oll'" be tree from
sections .0: Norwalk have until Satur- Tuesday afternoon The Noyember‘. . p - ‘ mummy} 131 Unit "00 11 m from a visit to Tarrylown. N. Y.. will» Ericason- houn- enalne. claidibdmne 11112111111190 1min wrenau- 5mm"! ““3
day of this week to file their property meeting Will be held in the Center :Hla gout was bad (wo'll nav right ‘ § P her brother. Wllllani Hoyt 'nnd family. dug by Mr. mm, 1 , . 1., .swelling. Dont suffer! Relief 3'3“"
lists with the assessors in the Lily 59-"001- , ' ~ . 1. . llerc‘ ’ Illinnce,l1adh._«u 11131111311111“ dlaturbc d and alao wlth Ridxeileld'friends. WMrat . you. ‘St. Jacobs Oil‘ has cured million:-
' laa
.1 Hull After that date the 10 per. cent.i The tuneral service for Mrs. George This is an awful wheeze). night, but oval mar; ml“ morning Godfrey’s sister. Mrs. Edward -Ff98‘. 11‘ you were going to telephoneby of rheumatism sufferers in the
penalty pvlll be imposed. Tho asae. l
more are in mission (‘ut'll d111, fruit 10 yesterday afternoon, in the Metliodlat 11.; had his leg at ease. ’ accordion“ ii) an animal announcement now guests of Mrs. Godfrey at he”s.11y-«”How-are_ ye?"-T Boston (310119. sciatlcn neuralgia liimlalm. l‘nflflwcmw
' . o'c ock until noon and from 2 o‘clock. Cliurh, of which Mrs. Stark had long 41081011 Traulicrllit. issued thlii morning. ‘ . . Nordeld street Riddance. ., ln R-less mama-11111111111011. sprains. m'j‘
E HAVE THE NAME oi carrying—one of the largest and best assortments of
,. CUT GLASS in the Norwalks and at very reasonable prices With the #
prices cut to makea SPECIAL SALE forSATURDAYnMONDAY and TUESAY
one may purchase a handsome piece of cut glass at a temptingly low price.
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H. Stark of Noioton Heights was held He made. his Will and thus. 'tls clear. and could miwe with lea; discomfort.‘ born and little’daughter of Easton. are wireless. .10 Hawaii. what would you half century and is lllfil 3* “0“ m“
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