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All NVljeoi, Only the Good
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413nm Tribe, N .
will meet this evening.
at the Norwall‘, NI—Ilgh school.
fvember are on sale today.
‘ agthe A. J. Collins Co.
The Ladies’ Aid Society of
Peter’s Lutheran church will 4
.- Tie govemment has armed all
«count of many recent robberies.
An eight and ‘one quarter pound
daughter was born Oct. 27th to 11.,
was 3213. John J. Colhns of 36_ Wood—
ward avenue.
mung-iguana».
Roman Catholic and Episcopalian
ciiurches will owerve todayosw W‘All
Saints Day" with special sex-mew, This ‘
is a. feast day in honor of all the Salute
and in the Catholic churches a day ofN
holy obligation.
The Buckingham No. 30, W 3.: 0;. “a,
will meet on November‘ are at the
rooms in Red Men’s Hall m street.
The ingestion which waste have heén
131137032123.th hasheenpost
armed to the 17th lost.
4 \
Sergeant Bryan Silk is enjoying a.
two weeks vacation from his duties
with the Norwazk Police department.
As usual Sergeant Silk will spew-l
mostof his vacation in the woods after
wild fowl.Se1-gea.nt J. Han-v Gibson
will be at the desk in the First dis-
trict station during his adsence.
a familv row in River street last night:
For using abusi as language and be—
ing intoxicated. Charles Kinsella, was
arrested in 31am stret last night .53?
Patrolman T. Dormer. He was re-n
leased in bonds of $50 for appearance
in the uptown city court on Novem-
ber 'F.
”The new Victor records for No-
vrmber are on sale today. Hear them.
at the A. J. Collins Co.
The stafiE of the Fall-field County
Farm Bureau consisting 014 Charles»
Clark, unty agent; L. M. Johnson,;N
junior uh leader. and Miss Mabel
mum home demonstration agent I
returned from Storrs. Saturday,
where they were in attendance. at a.
three—day conference of extension
a’t the Connecticut Agricultural col-
lege .'——Danbnry News.
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flux
U; S. Mail. vehicles in this city on ac-
. 4
The police investiga 0taxed a report ob}
of the church in Cedar street.
held on Thursday evening.N
open evenings until 9 P. M.
trolley transportation. ..comiag‘ ‘ "to-
after 9" o‘clock thisimorning.
the men of St. Paul’s parish at th
-—ebn.}N 3: lowest price:
of John H. Knapp.
,walk M. E. church gathered at the
home of Eliza Sherwood 1? Center
avenue on Saturdav afternoon. the “\WS WARE.”
29th. and there enjox‘ed :3. Hal lowe’en
party.
-—-—Light lunch served at Goldens,
51 W'aslfington Street.
Members of Butler Lodger No. 97.
';I 0.0. R.
W;
nesday at 2:30 P.
bank street.
.
Miss Sadie 4Gottleib.
Mrs. Dora Gottleib, of 18 Haviland
street and more: E. Don, of \Vaier-
bury, will b’e married. on4Sum’3N1v4
November 6th at the Broadway Gen-4 .
tral hotel, New York- city,
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—New Record Concert tonight at
DonnellNNy’s at 84 P. M. 4 . 4
Smuel Hyman. of 84 Walter street
reported early4 this morning to Ser-
geant J. Harry. Gibson that his store
had been entered during the night he
means of a. real: Window and that $15
all in pennies had been Stolen.
" ’ ’ ' . 7’ § ’ .
The Current’ Evént Hectares which
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A meen‘ng: of the ’Board of Educa-
tion will he held at 8 o clock tonight.
‘ ——The‘ new Victor records for No-Nt
Hear them
‘1' St-’
meet '
’ Thursday afternoon in the basementid:
ell-‘4
This regular monthly business meet- :Ntal’ks
ing- of the Young People's Society of _
St. Peter's Lutheran church Nwlll be;
-——-Buy vour Victrola ’at Dounell’y‘s‘
on easy weekly payments. Store
Trouble at Cos-Cob resulted in ”the ‘ ’
a
standstill for 4 fifteen? min’utes- shortly
_ ’ Lights th
' and power in the city also went off- '
‘On Thursday night of_ this. week
‘Rev. Louis B. Howell willy entertéin
rectory, to meet Alfred Newberry,_of'
NNethorm-rwho will address the men.
Harri-N uid
, Charles Fable of Westport has re:
céntly been elected a director of tlie‘
City National Bank of South Nor-walk,
to fill 34 vacancy caused by the death
The Little Shepherds of the Nor-
will attend the funrral
tservice of their late brother‘VV.
Youngs, which will be held on “Ted-
M. at No. 3 Eur-
daughter of
Manama]
Applianca"
— :’ ‘Btill‘son-Powell‘Corp.
SO. NORWALK
iare to be’given at the High School.
tinder tbs-34 direction of Prof. E. XV.
Burr-ill of Columbia. I. niv ersity will bl. -
ginLWeduesday, Nov..." ., at four o ‘clock.
please report then,
w—Eear the new Victor records for
November at the A. J. Collins Co.
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4, A” fine of $19 and costs was given
Patsy Bria. of Cos Cob by Judg:
George H. Vosburgh in the downtoon
court yesterday afternoon. Bria was
, arrested Sunday night by Patrolman
Those wishing to joinN the class “ill'fllrémAinsworth “as presented M
ill be hefd‘t IS evening,
t4 sewers will be
‘ opened, if low enough, the contract
will be awarded There is a possibil—
ity that there "wi’ll be other business
as well NbefOre the meeting. one of
which Will be the appointment of
some one to fill the vufiexpn-ed term of
one year as assessor, to succeed Wil—
lHam F. Hoyt who resigned last Wed-
lnesday noon 4 ’ ' ’ "
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—New Record Concerts
tonto‘ht at
Donneny's at s P. ' °
~Aaron {tours for tunings.
SOCIAL NQTES
29th,
Walked at the--
On Saturday evening, .Oct.
witches and ghosts
home of ‘11. and Air; Royal Ra,-
mend 75 Spring street; rwhen their
daughter, Miss M Irene entertained a
few friends in honor of Hallowe’en
Games appropriate .tovthe Hallo—
ween festiral were indulged in, and
unique refreshments were served. The
guests Were costumed both amusing
and dainty.
The Misses Lillian NLeAeIien, Agnes
Neshit Leila Finch, Elsie Leatherland
Madeleine Lynch; Messrs. Earl Beers
Leslie Tripp, Llosd Hopkins, Charles
Emmons, Billie Gunther-and Nat Fil-
low were among: those mm.
Mrs. Af/F' Alnsworth,‘- of Cove ax 0-
nue; was pleasan‘ly surprised at he
hen bid received for
:the Cedar. Plait”
. perstition
children.
expense b
tel-day. by
friends at
Brown.
Mrs Mills,
D
Hallow 6’ en
home by a. Ecore of friends The vis
’tors weer costumed for the occasio
During the evening. appropriate mes
were pim- ed Nana dancing enJoyed’.’ 'RNE-
f'thents were served and a.» deligl’i
1'1 ' time enjoyed.
home last eVeNnNing by about fifty of hm” r
frlehds from“ the\ Advent Christi: L!)
(151)
.Afnsworth ome which was attended
by Mr. an Mrs. Howard Light and ’
daughter Mr. and Elf-“s. -.11 S lax-trick.
Clinton Patrick, 3113.“. J. Camro ’
Alfie! Ainsworth and Mr. and M'
1 . Ainsworth. 110110“ mg dinnerr
,.\lnsworth was sumrised by h’
friends. The house or ‘
e11. solo
v ith appropriate Hallo
1.4mdson1e Boston fem and a 30 Eau ‘ ’
lamp. Games were plavemahd
9! until a late hour, when4 th’
l-rt ke up, all voting that a most "en
jox able time had been had and wzs’
day, s
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Bridgeport to all p ce'officers in the
state (or the apprehension of Lottie
4,Ma.rc’um, wonted for. a. shooting a
(fray there '
.Flynn. The fine.’ was supeaded Lm;2md \Irs. Frank S. Stanton. 19 'Havi
payment of costs. 4 ,
An’ alarm has been se’nt out turn
'leheNNan
-—-New Record concert tonight at 4 4 4
4 Donnelly’s at 8 1’. NM; .
were present
Instrumental and vocal music ms I)»
feared as were ther usual Hall
games. One of the surprises ’0
; refreshments was a. large dish
A Hallowe' on social Eras enjoy”
last ex ening at the home of Patrol!!! 3
land street. the occasion being-4 Miss."
Lavina. St’ratton's birthday. 3
‘SNouthport. Bridgeport and ’thio’cit
church the oocassion being; her birt 14 Stamford.
Earlier in the ”,5.ng 4,, mam Names Iiote 'They mu make the hotel.
day dinner party was held at ”16,318”? h? ‘9 015 this Winter '
lug Mrs. Alusworth manly more-N NbirtNlNa— ~’
Mrs. Jos’ephme Brown
the anniversary of’ her birthd
nue. The guests spent a, very please
afternoon with4 games, etc.
were: Mrs. Edward Mills, Mrs. Jo
IA. Fairbanks. M1'E.;M&ry. Dow.
Edward Julie arid _Mrs’” Charles if»
Mr and Mrs. John A. Mills. 0 S
vex-mine avenue, _were4 hose and 4
was last night to 11m: friends who
put); was areal 32.1er t
guests clothed
entered their ome.
lng. story t
with other ,
refreshmenN were served.
Sergeant cod Mrs.
of 11 Quinton: avenue, ’were given a. ‘
Guests at the Royal James hotel but
. night were-:4
York citv; ngble smith East owner ‘
..J Mr. a
ing" was l 8.11 gm 4m at Miss
he gum.
celebratéd
enteztajning a; '4
erho’mo in Bart u: a’
' ,de, ’l‘a’flov of 16 Grows! Lime Emu: of Miss Eorothea ’
e’t, has remix-nod home after spend-[Bliss Rankin; daughter of Mr. 4 and
." 4 ’ = - 4Mrs; Ward Wu 0:4 Stanford. #9 nknsss’: a fer m
Particulkrl’y When ' John A. 4;camn of this city, has just ‘ Jud T“ ’ 5" I
Haircare en costumes
4 been mo need, No date has been nhleto _ea pretty
‘ N F mar, 01‘ Waterbur" fleet for the wedding.
a; with; Mrs: E; Demamfio
ashinsson Shoe for a. few da’ys. “fl
4 s" and Single: together 4
tertainment was enjo ‘ e I
AdvertiN so Eddie Sentix’xel. ’
Harry Gibso ,
party last night at thelr ‘
E J. Gooey jr
Mrs. C. C. NMouroe, 3A
83,»
guests at the Rom!
ALL MONEY
BEPOSITED?
In this
or before N ovem’ ’
her 5th (Satuniayf
noon) will dr aw
in t er'estN fromj
November: 13st.
bank on,
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