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3 cold—always trace this to
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‘ ‘ ‘mtiues. instead of being cast out. of
j’ horn and that. dull, throbbing) sicken-
1 incur. ATTENTION To EAST
NORWALK ORDERS
tree delivery at any time of
it. First delivery leaves at sight
TELEPHONE your trdera
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W
EAST
NORWALK
Carl Wicke. of Cove avenue. has so
' «copied a position with a New York‘
Inn.
Miss Jeanette Van Coevering of
New Haven. spent the weekend with
)cr parents. Mr. and Mrs. C. Van
Coevering, of 46 Gregory Boulevard.
The regular weekly business meet.-
‘4 ing of the Third District commission-
en will be held this evening in the
power- station on Bayview Place.
Frank Roberts. salesman for the
Scalahip Oyster Corilpahy. of 803-.
tau. Haas, is spending a few days
with East Side relatives.
Hm sour-n Nasturtium; :W " ' ‘
u
at -.» 3;...
N. 52ml; to ill.- \‘.’attrbur;v family of“
.komton Heights, who are expected to
take Mssion December 1.
How, a Desperado l
“advaa‘iEli‘ssns _':W;ted 1‘
By OSCAR cox l
a
_ Rowav'roa g .
Wassily Cronechuck is now employ; _ 4 W ; ;
ezl at the [Yale & Towne factory in : :44 l
Stamford.
”wk”
John Flint, of Rnwayton avenue.
spent the weekend in New lurk. l
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Harvey are visit-
ing the former's mother. in Brooklyn.‘
for a few days.
Devil's parlor was probably the worst i
congregation of toughs. both for meal
and women. in that wild and woolly
west. which may be said to have '
passed out with the nineteenth century. ‘
The Devil part. of the name came from
the number of crimes committed in the
place. The parlor was intended to be ‘
iwnlcal. l
With the 'gradusl roiling westward
of civilization even Devil's parlor un.
oer-Went a Change. Sonic of the men
married respectable women who in
time caused the exit of tllOM-l who were .
not respectable. The cabins took on a i
more reputable appearance, white cur-
tains appearing at the windows and
iiowua in the front yard. A court was
established for the trial of offenders
and there was even talk of a church.
All good citizens were interested in
the reform. and those who were not
made no counter effort. .
This does not mean that all the ba
characters were at out-e eliminated
from Devil's parlor. Nevertheless there
came a time when but one man of the
original devils was left. llill Tomkills
had killed more adversaries than any
other man at the place and he seemed
. bent on keeping up his record. The
Harold Ketchanr, of Brooklyn, x. "0!"! that had been established could
Y.. spent the week-end with friends not handle his (ruse, for no sheriff
~ torrid be found who dare attempt to ur-
on Highland avenue. . . . .
i -._ rm tdhihfltgfilm 'llle‘mm held a meeting and
. ‘ n roward to any one who would
Robert Jones. of New York citY. . t'lltnlllllto him either by arrest or death.
spent the weak-end with Mrs. P. any” but no oneseclned willing to try for
Miss Olive heighten is spending a
few days with relatives in Brooklyn,
Robert Murray of Bridgeport was a. N. Y'
visitor with friends in town on
Thanksgiving Day. ,
The Boy Scouts held their usual
meeting Tuesday night at this School-
Mr. and Mrs: pester Fairchild ex- ”we“
pect to move to Stamford. December
1.
Karl Raymond, of Providence. R. 1.,
is visiting his parents on West Side
.avenue.
l
”Mrs. Cecil Hodgman. who has been
in the Stamford Hospital for several
week‘s. is improving.
Miss Louise Abendroth, now of New:
York. spent Thanksgiving Day visiting.
her relatives here.
o
Mrs. Jessica Mazzanovich of the old‘
King's Highway. Darien has just ro-Z ,
l - ' i,
turned l' a visit to New York. ‘ George Stevens. of Mt Krnley stree
_ lis improving. after a severe attack of
| . .
1Mr. and Mrs. Kettncr of Port Chennacme indigestion.
ter vrsited Mrs. Bennett of Main, Tile A. W. T. Class met, Tuesday:
*r . a .. i vin ,
“ 8” has me" busy "cf,“ ’ m” ‘ afternoon. with Mrs. H. n. Aidan-son
a couple of trees from his front yard.
, of Rowayton avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Cleverly andl
family spent Thanksgiving with reli-
tives in Brooklyn.
Miss Mabel Jarvis, of Danrbury.’
spent the holiday with her parents on
Highland avenue'.
_..‘;.—— .
Edward Splan. manager of the A. t
l'. store here, sang at the entertain?
ment in Noroton the forepart of the
week.
Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Raymond took
an automobile trip to Mt. Kisco, to
A surprise party was tendered Miss
Cora Marie Van (‘oevering at her‘
home, 46 Gregory Boulevard. Friday
night, in honor of her birthday anniah
versary. All present report an enjoy-l
Tonight at 7:30 o'clock the weekly
meeting of Sasqua t‘ircle. Camp Fire.
iris, will be held on the East Side.
Yesterday was observed by local
”Episcopalians as the first Sunday in
Advent.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Mcial board of the East avenue M.-
E. Church will be held on Thursday
evening, of this week. immediately
following the lt‘lilllu“ llllil~W90k prayer
meeting.
Harry Perry, and mother, were overl
F'urday guests of Mr. and Mrs. John'
Cromwell. ol’ Kcyser Place. Mr. and
hire. Perry are residents at Dhrlburytl
W. Brown. of East avenrie. spent
yesterday with friends in New Haven.
Hecause of the rain this morning.
11m bridge work was held up. ‘
AND
N moron <
act-w A p‘u'-.
' . ‘3 A 4» v'tvfp‘ . ~
Nathan Nash was a visitor in Dar-
ien last week.
Samuel Sher-er was a visitor in
‘Bridgeport on Friday.
Mia‘s N. E. Schriver spent the bolt-
day out of town. with relatives.
Mrs. John Gouiey spent the week-
end with her son. in South Norwalk.
> The Leonard property on the Post
Road, near the junction of the old
King’s Highway. Noroton, has been
vetted, through the agency of Harry
in “tilllllllls ll
,ntlllul, litmus
' in column
.mla Bad Breath
Bad Colds. Sour Stomach.
Get a iii-cent box.
Sick headache, biliousness, coated
tongue. head and noseologged up with
torpid
, bowels or sour, sassy stomach.
Poisonous matter clogged in the in-
R's-the system is reabsorbed into the
Blood. When this poison reaches the
Julicnte brain tissue it causes conges-
in: headache.
Oucarots immediately cleanse—tho
.ubuurach. remove the sour, undigested
ammo foul—gases. take the excess
ffildtrom'lhe liver and carry out. all
-. km constipated ‘waste matter and pots-
‘wm ill lhé b’owota.
a cancels: tonight will surely.
straighten-you out by morning. They
both ‘wirlie you sloop—a rip-cunt. box
find your “drugxist insults your; head
ngstomach sweet; brawl” right.
complexion roiyfand. your liver and
'x.
lton, S. 0.. who spent Thanksgividg at
_‘nrd the Church Aid Society otf the \._
' this section for sortie time. and was
age of West Side aveue. the prize. .
The men having failed to carry out
their design the \voinerl took hold.
They were all by this time respectable,
except one of the old stock culled Red-
ircad Kate. and she was as bad for u
“'Olllltll as Bill Tomltlns was for it man. '
take Thanksgiving dinner with .rela-
lives there.
. Mrs. Laurette Sister. 0! Penoyer“l
'Mr and Mrs Herbert lindsley of street spent the week-end with friends:
West Haven were recent visitors at m Bensonhurst. I" Y'
tire Methodist parsonage. with Rev. . .. ..
“.d Mrs. S. E. Lawson. . Harold Cuthlll. who is attending. Ladies. said Mrs. “tiger“, "it's my
Wesleyan University. spent the hall-3 opinion that if you want to get rid of
R" . . ‘ lilll '1‘ mklr - ' v . _
Mrs. S. Sillirmln. with her two day at his homeon Rowayton avenue. 0 is your! hm” MW lted
llcud‘linte to do the oh. i ll‘ .
daughters, Frederlka and Edith. spent 1 I 01m
. that we offer her the reward subscrib-
. . _ John Cleverle . who is attendin - .
llwnwgnlnk Day in Bridgeport, “ill! y g ed by our husbands to c cumvcnt lilll
their daughter. Mrs. A. C. Wilson. ‘
College at Troy. N. Y.. spent the holl- . _ . ,
.. -. . . ”ml ll; 9““ 50 t; u do no more
--.-_._.... ;day with his parents on (‘raw avenue. «lnmn'gix. to tlusglg'i-gmiituw. lied-
,_liobcrt Goodwin Rhett of (‘hirlesfi
' _. bond Kateltiuium looklu' when: she's
’ G. Stonhridgc, of New York city. well dressed. and bcin' about liy size
spent the week-end with Mr. rind Mrs. lvtldll't kept if i lelnl her- some; 0' my
F. C. Albrecht.“ot.\\'c'st Side avenue. watery to so! m "It" E
._._.. " The Suggestion was approved. ltod~
l Mrs. Oscar Mills, of Highland ave-I trend Kate was sounded. and he re-
nuc, spent a few days last week with} word having-hem raised from 300 to
Mrs.‘ Leslie Hughes- of Brooklyn,” N31 «loop. drummed to blindnute Mt. Torn-
‘ . . i kins... slug \vuuallxayerhul Mrs. togers'
lllest,llrcsa and it but so magilticclrt
tl‘uttiit would llfl'vc'lwell curled by u
son‘ drum major of','rt'lnlinl.' f'Wbeu asked ‘.
the home of 'Mr. and "Mrs. Harry V.
Snead. in Noroton. has returneli to
idle.
Thu Woman's Missionary Society
Noroton Presbyterian Church. will
holdca‘ joint meeting 'in the chapel. ers. Harvey Minor and‘her
tinnday. at 3:30 p. tn. ’
'\ y ..
‘ 3" ‘ several works' visit with ‘lriondu flight- “‘mlld‘iultllvliidio‘miv “M“ not:
v ' . .v’ . ,, I . , 3'.
Rev. and Mrs. H. .S. Brown haullfir‘igfifleldg .t if tum“? ”lineman; U ml! Tom-fl
been" entertaining Mrs. B' E‘ Bifovvu. l kins she'd )t‘nllx Tmllttlo p'iserl‘irl . his '
Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Baldwin, all . .
' liquor." '
of New Haven, at the t‘ongregs?onsl
in... _ “I
v . »—r-A——o-——v J
Krunion Thanksgiving service was
. Hedh' ' -' ' 5: . 1
held in the llaptlst church. Thursday ”a hate “as "m" “’0 "0““
the balance to be blinded her upon her
parsonage. ., - . t l ‘
7 morning at 1'0 oclock. Rev. E‘s-1 sutlgfylpg tln- ladies that lllll " mkiris i
Miss Eliza 'r. Birdsall. assistant at ““3"“ Preqf’hedxme: mm!" l 'l M m WW“ ”w M" "" mm”:
._._ _ __.. ,,9 ,1); 'h by this time llstutilllt.‘ had been .;
taken to tho ' ' ' . _
Mrs. Henry Leach and 30!“: Hennychangetl to .\|lf_'l‘lll3. tulle walled tlll
' *" ‘ ‘ ‘ Mr. 'l‘olrritllls lln‘t'r‘trouc bll' on on ex-
'hv grip. a week ago. later developed and Oliver, who have been 3‘13“" “l pcdltion for ”m purpose of plunder,
tv‘npold fever and other troubles, for Captain and “'3' H' W. Gage-Waxed Whitll'llllt‘ also disappt-“uredrfl‘ Nothing‘l
which an operation was deemed ad- turned to their. home in Brooklyn. war; heard of her for taro weeks. when:
viuahlc. Upon performing the opera- -77?"— ‘ ‘ ‘ I'm" mums! ‘" Angelus. “"‘l “'“h h"- l
tlon. the surgeons also decided it) re- Edward Prince one of vRownyton's‘ looktnrrll'kwl lnmb led to the slaugh—l
move Miss Birdsall's appendix. enthusiastic football players met with tor. was lllll 'l‘omkins. nnmtfilillteiy .
a painful accident ”new“ age“ on her return she asked for on Inter-l
. ' . u I .
Mrs. Louis Simon of Leroy avenue. “0011- He “'94! participating ‘9 “file“ with m“ dies of Angclus. and
in Newton. when he fell. and lili
1
. i
rereivsd'a handsome Victroln as tight game :3 :Rgiz‘cuinlnu together tints ltddress- %
from her husband, recently. and on some manner his right leg was brokeufi ‘ "Lfltllittl. there‘s no need for me tol
Thanksgiving night. with a number 1““ above the ankle. He was convey-' tell youlrow I managed this case. for
of friends enjoyed tangoing to its ed to his home here in an automobile; you’re doubtless all pmcucea- what
music. There were a number‘ of and Dr. Robert M. Wolfe summoned'l'vedonc on your husbands. [played
“as“ from out of town present. and from South Norwnlk. to attend tho| 90“ on Bill 'l‘olnklns. lettlnf—‘otl he
nlso the Misses Brady of liawes ave- injury. He Will be confined to hm [“1” the apple 0' my 939' glrfn' him
nu 8' Mrs. O’Connor and Mrs. p_ .1, home for some time. Mr. Prince w14§l;e:d“:a:ol;l’o"t (“'6'“th till “9.“.8
Sexton. ,i’ormerly bussugemastur here. but .tor 3’ harry "‘9‘ A justice 0 the
.some time past has been employed in‘ us pd got Elli Micro the law We are
the electrical department Of the. New: all the privileges and him nont- of 'em
York, New Haven and Hartford Rail~ll list came down on hint with both
the postodlce. who was ’
Stamford Hospital with a bad case of,
o ' '
“Nevada. or. the Lost Mitre." which
3 last week by the H0”
:ax gigeni t at the Noroton tire road Company. lie 9 many I dsifpet. He took it hard at first. then
lime cos y bi here who wish hlm‘dt pledy r y‘l trlefi . t. i met his light with nag.
house, was one of the most enjoys e ‘ ‘ l and t ‘ldn't take no time to bring him
angerlalnments‘ of this kind given in under. But I’m borrnd to confess that
HOW TO GAIN FLESH.
_ i use surcumspcction. Onct I lifted one
Remarkable State merit of a Woman! of his eyes fmmlts socket with my
Who was Nothing But Skin 5 thumb; onct i hit a piece off his nose.
and Bones. -l and onct i made him sick with diluted
Laugh and grow fat is abomely say- ”ism“- Brit l wishes to say to thaw
, . 1, . ‘ f of you who's lookin‘ for methods to
38;.” 31832.“: .3“; 30.312331! new ..........._.. ma: 1 ma may
3 mon . . l tolkiu’ the most ,wearirl‘ on him. 'I just
metlmft ‘She saw- turned and talked and talked. The
“I cannot say enough in praise oft duality of lt‘wns he said. ‘Oh,'glrfirne n
Vinol, for it saved my life. i was. rest and l‘llcomo down.’
' . rvo s, r n—dclwn. could not “And now i wants to mu ou ledies
“'el‘e‘ Harry Carlson, James Gaffneyr 32:: 3:5 ulrlfit 1:,- work and was: that I really believes there'sythe mak-
Paul Harrison, Wm. Goyette. Wm. .Do- thi‘ but k' a. d bones Tune in‘ o; a man in Bill Tomlitlns. I done
lan. Mumugh McDonald. Miss “059 ",0 “8 a m n ' with him what we have to lie with the,
McGuane and Miss Marie Wegrrer. doctors had all failed to help me. One bronchus, I got him under, then be
There we a large audience. kday 1 saw Vincl advertised: took cour-
" - tags and bought a bottle, and it soon
. . ,, . . ‘msde me‘feel better. I continued its
At the South Nor-walkiwultry show. use and such "a change! -r have to“
Mrs. Auchlneloss’s Koewaydin Farm— gained my strength, flesh and health.
P. D. giexton. superlnwnslent—capturz. am perigcuy well. and the duetorfus
ell nineteen blue ribbons, besides surprised to see guéh a‘chango in rite
many 3980!“ Pm“- The latter in- in such a short time." Elisabeth Mor-
cluded the" President’s cup for the m, Hammond. u, ‘,
largest entry. donated by A. 1):.‘M0r3. The reasonVinol proved each In
sari. this annual championshiptrophy wonderful strengthcruatonin- Mrs.
cup for the largest number of points mmg 01.59 yuxmm of the pop-
was on one variety in the American tonate grimly, bootpep‘tone and the
division, donated by thecgnnecucut-exuoctlm or tram cod aver-puma:-
Breeders Kusoclatlon; the Fanciers out orttombrneu in a . ,purs'naule
certainly a great success. There was
dancing after the performance, and
l‘pgdalefs orchestra did finely. The
main part, “Nevada." was taken by
Wm. A. Culley. Miss Mary Ryle play-
ed the part of Agnes Fairies. and both
acted well. Thomas Boyle. the China-
man Win-Kye, was excellent. and the
balance of the cast was very good.
The rest of the actors and actresses
moan Angelusflny more. but will llva
here With me as a respeaable citizen.
l‘ln‘ willln’ to leave the balance 0" the
reward in your hands till you're satis-
fled that what I‘m tellin’ you is true.
If (it any time there‘s reason for com-
plaint ng‘in my husband 'jist mention
the fact to me. You needn't take no
action yourselves. You've got all on
can do mnnagln’ your-own husba ds.
we'wlrnnlen‘dcn’l: need or? help in doln'
know how the trick is done."
,So'" perfect In 1 illustration was Bill
. Sweepstakes for Barredlflouku tor the, tonlcwlne. which mikes Vlmll s'ma’lt napkins of this was. of neurons“ '
greatest number-Au! points won; the wonderful, tonic. . ‘ r... , . y, Kateh..tamin' , oils tbatthe very, . '
nanea'elymouur Rook (crow m mtg-mm n“. nurturdnusmm thrill to ‘ot-the realm-d _
American . .. ,. . . '
badge, for the bestship‘od female; macroscouthxfiofvelh
Fanch'B'. Svmmkegmf polumltlfll : "v
. ._ smith!!! bulimia”. , .
’ kills hone otishy'moitmroewd cit!»
‘ ‘ . . v ~ ‘ l" . “‘ .- H. w , peandhnmimfi *m‘jvlfaimeanwtdle' ..
'mndottwg. “l“. “‘9 PM 91'" “‘W‘mem “3" vhavluunrmmxnuwlmr «its.
.52.... " 91"“ . ‘ MW WW fillies. T”: " "
m rqulsr for months. y' ‘ '
PM?!“ for hotly, tit
'glvlng my.
'~? have returned to -%Iywfl. “M “t if silo-19mm nlfl‘ll u ru'i'olver she lurid“
pears dom- theanrslness; and as soon ~
1 was obliged on‘vsrftrs occasions to .
wits'easy to the bit. 'I'll pledgeuny »
word that he won‘t trouble Devil's—l ,
but glmme'a tip‘and I‘ll show you that .
men. We got than our ownwsylt wed .
Discos Tom- "'
-. mounav, Nov. 29, ~19};
; _.
uzw HAVEN MAN MISSING. TEN
NEW HAVEN, NOV. 29.—The dlsw.‘
penance of Thomas MCCiuske)’. 2nd, CLA()MN%gI\?FIi%1\‘l\CE TODAY
0‘ the firm 0‘ H- T- McCluskey & San, . rug—Tire no“,r rc‘str‘l :93 ll 49 la:
manufacturers of whggoods. from his‘ sale of it nor be"it”;Jailsi'ur:91'1't H
home in Hallock aveliue, was reported‘ (la .’ Willi th 'Ld' As“: my mi
to the police today, and word sent 1831' minor cof1.:)(.L.-t1)ll.‘)nlo. Ferd
broadcast in hope of finding him. Mr. 3.1 the cleventl L13.5“)“: 0 ”dint”
MoCluskey, who has been ill from to {be lilcas‘ur I “H.121 ofpvaIémon
Inervous,breakdown. rose from the Subject h fifm‘fl “UL“ .
supper table. last night, and after put- \ for l‘t‘slilt’lll: f‘flnb‘u , ‘li‘l’i'm;
ting on his outer clothing left the Spec-.31 mks) lei-1mg??? ‘7'”le
'house. Members of the family, and (irccnuipcll 1‘3,” 19? ,- _(M,v¥“h’
lo! the City Point Yacht Club, of “3”me allrl (‘2...5‘15113.‘ ; 3’91”
Mr. and “Mrs. 8.1L Chichester err-“Wileh 3”- McCluSKey ‘3 an officer, it is made an ..r‘.‘i§‘~"1”‘3i'5t?’
icyed their Thanksgiving dinner with 363F011“ all 1113311 for him. McClus by a llllt‘ of $7.00 or :n lulu: m,
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Gilbert. key has a 5°" in Norwich and “male". for six months to sell1 21:03:”; l‘1
' ”’35 worked in Waterbury. He is 52 intoxicating litloursdm' rollstllllly—
Mrs. John C. :Whitney of MontpelP‘ years of age, weighs about 1.50 poundsmm on the prcmiwi unlit ll)
ier. Vt.. is Visiting with her women-and was dressed in dark “owl-“5' 1tween the followinu lloucs'l\\'v)l l.
Mrs. liobert Simon. on locust avenuei illays. noon to 2 :30}. m.. and (i ; in
.ORGANIZATION FOR lto 9:30 o'clock in the t’\'€‘lll‘i\”'
Mr. and Mrs. George Middlebrookl DURABLE PEACE Sundavs I to 3 p m and h {7;
of New York enjoyed Thanksgiving BERNIE, Switzerland, Nov 29.191). in. , \ . q
Day with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. via Paris, 12:30 I). Ills—The exert. A relaxation of the order lo"-
w. 0. Middleka of South avenue-lithe committee of the lntcma— mils all extcnsiorl for half I m
.tional Organization for Durable hour for the consumption of
Peace will meet at Berne_ shortly liquor ordered during a period in
to make up a program ior tllelwhich the sale is permitted. An-
Longrcss. which the Amerlt'all'ther amendment permits delivery
‘ln'cmbcrs suggest should be hcltlof liquors ordcrcd (luring Olltl]
‘lil April. dltl rs said llllflfij llhgllliours. if paid for on delivery.
mrercan 'ccgatcs wr me u cl 5 ‘r' 5 . t ' " ' - «
Mrs. Sarah Crabb. who was in the Dr. David Starr Jordan, former‘notphi-“pufrtllalitiinim‘rgll‘l‘l’rltgla:dzjr
Justice Court for intoxication on Fri-gpresjdent of Leland Stain-9rdy Jr” Sunday. and on Otht’l‘ (lays t)lllV
dhy. was “Md 32 and 00818- The lllw‘ l."nivcrsity; l’rol. William Hull between noon and 23) p. ill.
“ah paid by a few citizens. The lb“ and Prof. Batten. Contributions This traffic is limited ill the sill",
let-men committed her to the T0Wfl.wwanl the expenses of the Corr of llottlcs lmldmu not 1... than .1
Farm where she had been before. .g'ress received thus far from quart. h
;Amcrican“sources amount to ————-——- .
"ibout $3.000. BERLIN, Nov. 29, till
Main street. entertained Mr. and Mrs. less to Snvvillc—ICrlrperor \‘t ll-
W. A. Wheeler and film“? 0! “W‘tFRENCH AND BRITISH l'unn arrived at Vienna toliaj a .21
street. ”'3' 0- C: VMW'M'BMI'I STEAMSHIPS SUNK paid a personal visit to limr . m"
stun-Spa, N. Y.. and, Miss Carrie 31.; LONDON, Nov, 2()_ 13., l’- m.‘ Francis Joscpll at Scllocnbm .vr
(fallen 0‘ Sche‘liciidh o”Junk”:‘—~'l‘lic French steamer .-\lflcric-C35tl(~
was George C ::le:?::£ft:iewvlfd:r has 'been f suult' 'l‘wcnty-r-rlne
. num ltrs o htr trcu art illlhrillk. CALL US UP
and we will rush our trouble
man right around when some
thing like this happens in your
horns. If your
PLUMBING
is detective. antimtod, unsanr
my or worn out. have us make
necessary repairs or install a
' ‘new system of
‘ MODERN'PLUMBING
i Jossmo A SPECIALTY
“columns”
GLISH LIQUOR LAW BE-
4
Mrs. John Mulvihill has spent sev-
eral days in New Haven, visiting with
her sister.
Mr. and Mrs. James H. ‘Miller and
son Buster, of New York, spent
Thanksgiving and the week-end with
Mr. and Mrs. James Folsom of Park
street. - '
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Wheeler of South
\\' j rte-
!E’ight were saved.
1' “'33 a“ ““5“” “We”!!! 3m“ The British stcamship Tania
one long ‘0 be remembered “1‘" W": has been sunk. I'lcr war was
present at the home of Mr. and Mrs.j landed.
William Fraser on Thanksgiving Day; ' '
Early in the day. three automobileslBULGARIA'Ns WITH-
arrived, containing Mr. and Mrs. Fra-l DRAWING 'TROOPS
ser. ir., and family of Bridgeport, ML: FROM TURKISH FRONTIER
and Mrs. Albert E. Fraser and family: l.(').‘\"l)0x x0“ 29 2:0; P. m,
of South Norwalk, and Mr. and Mrs-l..."’|‘bc littlgariulls" siiv's‘ ‘zl Rctr
690' swam” and family 0' Westlu... (fislin‘tchhlrorif-Sn'l'olliki. are
Haven. it was the best gathering on. “.1 lr "Hg troops from tllt’
joyel by Mr. and Mn- Fraser in u T ‘lsfi Illnficrf'alld arc (lis-
number °t ”a" “d "‘9 “my 6°“? pagolrin- tlrcnr to‘otlrcr fronts int
tlnlled its jubilee unrllJlte In 'hp‘evJQH' é fimznfif‘ an attat‘k'll‘ont:
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