437116 3isitors in New
relatives. ‘
entertaineu resumes mm
We:- at her home‘gofier the
ir and Mrs- A. X. Paddock. Seaview.
, avenue. ‘ ‘
The nasal meeting of the Ladies Aid
«Society of the East avenue M. E.
afternoon ofthis weeli’, ‘ ,
Mm Blame-rite James 01 Itiey‘fiolds?
street. who Was admitted to the Nor-
walk Hospital Saturday morning Icr
an operation was reported as rest/i113
comfortably this merging
- may of t;- is week ai Community
3331.119654- the auspices of the East
Nona k Impmvs-ment Association.
'5 the proceeds to go to the general fund.
sue-mien. is ca: ‘led to the fact was
y-ihe library, a. the Community Hall is '
apen on Mom: 5* 5 and :i-‘x‘i‘da3 after-
‘noons from 2:11-13 eieloel’: until ‘3
:o‘clock.
There was a gem} attendance at thé
evening service at Christ church yes:
.:ierda3‘. when Peter Hamilton of New
: ’7 York city. :1 133111311. game an address
on “TheL CM— ope—native Spirit in Ameri—
5V m." His all: was listened to with
much interest-
At tonight's meeting 61‘ the YrmngH
Ken's Community club will be made
fir‘the formation of a. basketball!
m. it was stated to a Sentinel r’é
.poner this morning. inasmuch as
.Ilbmmunity hall will be rented for has-- _7
‘ietbali purposes this fall and winter;
A; rummage sue will he held on
flmday of this week at Coinmunnv
A - amends—r the :‘iszspices of the East
.‘Norwalk Impro‘.‘enu-m Amelation‘.
Wm $5M; waseriginally planned f-‘a‘
ma3z'the 11th. hut the datewvas
cbéngecf' bee use of the. 11111 being;
Anni/stige Day.
This Evening the East Norwalk
Comma ity chorus will hold a regular
meetin at community ball. A business
meeting" of the Eliot-us will be 1’1er
after wlfi‘c‘li the regulzi :5 work will be
Wement ‘ Refreshments will be
med as well. It is hoped that. there
in?! be a good attendance.
This evening will be what is known
as'"*1=‘omsrd Movement" 117qu at. the
mien-Venue M. 3?. church. At 7343
gofcflock .there will be an illustrated
Sector-e by Rev. Elmer A. Dent. D. D.
apes, secretary of the centenary move-
inent. his topic being “Some Things
’Accomplisheé 133 the Centenary.” The.
soloist of the e3‘e;1irgiwill he Miss
mm Love-joy
”3—-
ROW4 YTO'V
, m1 Mott. of P2033523 ton avenue.
m the week—end at his home and
Wed to Bridgeport this morning to
me h‘s duties.
‘
‘
Kr. and Lit/s 3351?. Forespaugh have
We in New York city.
for some of the residents of the
Wumh‘y have already prepared er
m:- winter storm doors.
and Mrs. L Rosenthal and 1531111-,
lessen pi Van iafldt;
5 'Bishop Luther B. Wipes”:
7101’}: city. “as the guest yesterday of ’ .
firm-ch will be hem on ~Wednesda3j‘ "
éone ifhenawill follow a speeial en— 7
.m their summer home in Token- {me has been closed for the winter.
guano have returned to their winter “r and Mrs Hindley and daughter
Olive will stay with their daughter‘
., \Irs. Andrew Taylor on . <5 - ’
Eran/all a. arances th 1 :. nue. Highland 1“ Cross is continuing 4‘3 m m
,, me e win er a 11% fig hting men Wu: them in,
The 3301mm of the. Co ( ting their campemfions amt
"g’egatjm’ 11 ances, giving mm
— church are mal in l
3:11;: first snow storm b3 putting up 3 K e abomte plans for Jisabled 3et ns and t
a. fair which they will hold in the
Centre School during the afternoon
Lwhat would have been
hit. This caused a! antbu
good game of bail nd’er the weather
conditions, as Jack Frost was
much tof- the “Young Carl 5Mays.“
Edward Prince .3130 of the commun-
113-. did his share of the gameby holds
team. Young Oaks was in uniform
but was not given the opporfnnity
playing: A t‘l'imfig of was 25;. fa
guig‘sfP g1) ‘1 3&4 A fl
Y ark city.
\Villiam Pettit and {El-E11132“ Blane;-
field avenue, bake gene to New York
city for the winter.
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Among the coming Thanksgiving
Sedch House. '
week4fm1 in Leonie. N .11, has re-
teamed ta her home here. ’5
-—-——‘_
has apportioned the 'anmial state my
Darién's share of this tau: is $6, 672.” .5.
The scheduled meeting of the Era-
Legion. has been postponed indefinile-
ly '
Mr. and Mrs. Damn and Mr. and
Mrs. Hibbs of New York city have
{um-ed into the 5He'm'35 W'ard place at
Tokeneke. ,
Mr. and Mrs Charles Milspaugh of
I 9303' avenue, were the guests yestcr-
day of Mr ant} Mrs John Finch. of
Broad River. '”
The last rose of summer is trying
hard to bloom A rose bush or: fix
premises of Frank DeCourcey of the
Rings End Fuel Company is trains
hand to bloom.
The Hindley home on Mansfield aw.-
flax-walk Loekwcod baseball games
will now have quite a. difierent story
fin tell. “ho ever has given Jim this this morning informing her Of. 410
The writer of the many articles and e3ening' of N032181h This is an measures, fighting
: - Norwalk
pertzuning to Jim Nelson and his annual exent and one that brings I
m down the back road after the forth a collectxon 0f worthy articles.
Mrs George \elie received a notice
notoriety can now write that all death Of her aunt; Miss. Jennie 13- ,
roads :ead to the Malone Field and Head. who passed away while “siting '
Rowayton avenue and that they are With friends in Du Pont. Indiana. Mas
an open for public use. Of course Head is a sister of Mrs W. S. Finish 5
L -m yesterdays 3ictor3‘ many alibis of 196 South “3-13 street, South
' 558nch as cola weather and the’like will Nor-walk Mrs Velie and Mrs ‘Finfdx
be heard about :lw communitv. The will leave here toaight to. make ’
stove Club will have their little tale angemems f" the Emmi»
of woes to offer It doesnt seem‘
quite possible that the Lockwoods are '
_ we canno: 3.115 benefit by
-rs convenience. The local
were greatlv upset Saturday
when they learned of fhe
STS‘eRI that had been installed b3‘ the
Connecticut company in regar ds to
transportation . ‘It not onlv is confus—
53s, but a nuisance ” “as the remark
o3erhr- are; b3 9.. Sentinel reporter earl?
fins morning; 11:9 1002 1 tmebajl fans
also had tm 1r troutle 3esterda3‘ after
noon thie journeying to the lfalour
( 2:25— a: 11 hear many opinions of
“fie HEW 5"Stem and the only ones Wk
1'
fa betts r {em {him 12 .e Norwalks. ' ' start Friday November 115“!
tinue through to Nov 24'
an unusual interest will 4
the workers of the 71533
town due to the act
a———-..
lag down first suck for the Norwallo. 5
from this community 1219535165 the 5'
game and although the3 did not admit j
. - 3‘
rue. is the gueSt 01‘ 1’ ends in New
events is a party to be held at the
Miss Frances Howe, ”who Spent the 7 5
-’1‘ax Commissionér \V. H Blodgett W
est F. Sexton Post. No. 51, Amefican 1
'Editor‘ Evening Senna-set: _
We must be careful not to get the.
eels-finer Mass. He had steppe his c
ran :1an in the di
ton. According to a statement 313-5
the .pollee b3f5 M155. Koran, when De—_
breattr. smelt strongly or liquor. Ask—
ad Wfiat sheiand Malcolm fi‘eredomg
flue one in from, or: {him hail
s Hunt .9563! ':
siiot. 5She so ' said that the’lnan s .
on Richard's 5132111112. Mrs Koran said .
boa! re the 7 3'3? Mas-es accor’
% ties: of them; I and
that they had driven in there. with the
car facing the Post 1509.11.10 have. a
amt and that while. they were talking
the man appemed.
“'ho the man is (Vanna be Mam
sergeant Hunt went to Neroto
.Heights to see Balcolm. but re ed
Balcolm his mother.’ repeated the, 5
starv tom her by her 9011.5
Th at is all there is m the stone—so
far. V
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