9 all“:
a light. out at this season
W11 ituvo’to battle. with Coughs and
(3.01mi 1111 White Pine Eupcctorunt in
t‘lIu rifle that hita the bulls cyo. Abao
250 and
There will be 11 choir rchomuul this
owning, in the East Avenue Methodist
(Jilin-.11.
r and Mrs. Henry Wow. 91' Cove
8t1':..c11 arc the parents or 11 baby (my.
born yesterday.
. The boot t‘l‘uit Thomas ‘.J ‘Kco‘gh is
having built on the illudson wilL to
completed about A11 I'll
Mra. William, R. Gilbert, of Pleasant
urenue, who has been seriously ill for
the pilot tun days. in improving
Attorney John Keogh and H i".
l’lerclc‘ went to New Haven yesterday
on u 'ilit’llsiil't? and business trip com-
hincd. . 9
1111511 1113in Burt011,ot801‘1thpo1't who
1.118 been We ting M1118 JessleLelme1-,of
Host uvcnu, lEtlli'li‘Lti to her home
Tuesday.
The new house being elected byW
S Hantmd at the corner of East and
. Mupio 111111111118. wm soon be ready tor
the brown ‘mortnr. ‘
Miss. drone Youugs. of East avenue.
11518 scoured it posltIOn a8 latencgrnphe‘r
‘ 111111 tvpewIltcr with William, S. WU“
cox. the insurance agent i: 1 i
Captain Thomas Smith say8 thin the
fog that hung ovcr the Sound this
morning was very dense, more so than
he has seen it i11,y.ears
‘ Miss Elsie Month, of Gregory Louie.
vard. who has been visiting friends in
Hoverhili, Ma88., fur the past two
weeks, has returned to her home.
The Misses Fannie and Jennie Menu
8011, of East avenue, who have been vis-
iting filends in Bridgeport and Fall»
ileld.re1‘1trned to their‘ home. yester-
18y , .
9 The large pool pt water that lay in
Core 8t1 eet has "disappeared without
un outlet being made, which goes to
Show that the frost must be out of the
ground. ,
MI and 1115.11111an H. Smith. of
Strati’ord, 111.1920 have been visiting
9‘11‘
‘Bll'to their home
0 . . .
James Ellis, of Norwaik, (hopped 111‘-
to‘ the oystei cetublo ment, of the How-
land Oyster C‘o‘iniitt'g .y‘csterdiiy a‘ttéiig‘
noon and stated that he never got his .‘
fill of oyster8. .‘l’t'iilinm‘ Tobey and
limacc Saunders two of. the fastest
0])Cllt‘lfi in the place «weed to open
oy stern in Lille would eat them as last
as opened. They Istnrted in and for
fifteen minutes.u [11 p, kept the openers“.
11111381111111.1112 die;
than 11118 ever been‘ltnown to be eatenfl
by 9.1111y of the opens
ROWAYTON. .
Tho, Pnrrott gun wos‘ painted yesto‘I-
day, and the morale of it plugged up.
. .lo1111.iarvis;“1Jr.hna‘takcn a position
on one of the‘ oyster steamers in
South Nor‘wnlk. "
The collar of the public school has
been flooded during the mount rains
in the past 11' ock
Nordin of Dmlcn is erecting
scv moi new buildings at Rowayton for
Alexandci Raymond; 9
William Case of Massachusetts is
visiting Elmer Case. in South N01 walk
11.1111 relatives 111 this place.
A 181.1313 combo of» achOoi '”
rue com dining
l9
All the names: of the sheets in R0111
:1yton have received new. names so,
there will be no two sheets by the
sonic name. . the second page.
future.
9 Miss Nettie Plander entertained a
icew of her friends at her home on
kctt street. lost evening and an
able evening Was spent by both
vocal and instrumental music. Late in
the evening refrcsliments was served‘
all reported a fine time and said that
Mles Pl: der mad excellent c
It? it‘ll: "Sifim
visiting Mrs Auto o‘rdin. "
M .H C
iuo autialnctiou t1'11' your monuy backJ-L
11
utwgvenuc. during the
Edd of.;niore oysters; l
[or some time.
. M111.
(l
. M11111 Libbie
ington' 11 Birthd
1'o119“ti1i8 boinrtho thirtieth nun she
111111 celebrated
her friend.
resell
pnculn a. is.
MIs.‘ H M
duy.
blc daily
sician
is now 1113 Will!
ton Nordin dur
stay Mr and
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serious illness
drookiyn.
over Sunday.
from th‘rhfleld
Ce noon
Mrs..- W. D.
nodding Circle
reading of, 9.
ued.
‘iionnl Church. 1
111 oat attractive
wecli patronized.
onotb
Florida;
climate fi‘n' the
Where he . a: do
The ‘marrl “so
9 of Westport
in we
lr. .. have recovered {111111 the chicken
pox. which kept the two from school
Housman hue returned from
wombat” 991111., where she was
l‘caliedwby
Flank 11 reudentbai LI'eturncd to Dur-
ion Monday after spending Saturday
patriotic .scrmon 31min.
oWaeh‘ingto‘Ii’ 8 Bi
highly unmounted 1111 his nudlo‘nc‘o and
appeafi‘edLin the New Maven Courier.
(1‘
has pleui'i‘ey‘, iii'ul tithing
her illneda‘ Miss Clara Bell Waterbury
is substitutllls. for her at Center School.
The 131111911 friends oi Dr; 11: l...
bennnn ‘wlil regret to learn of his set
ions illnehe. which necea ltetcd the
calling of his brother. Dr
11a1111un,irom morwaik but will rejoice
to learn that; ll’e is now out again
tor from Miss Georgie Doakum. Tucs-
from DeLLand, Florida.9 saying
they 'wcre in the rhidst of spring. tree‘s
enmlng into leaf, buds‘w into binom.
struwberriee and tomatoes on the to:
Littlé Anton Nordin 11-931111 or Mr“.
and Mrs, Anton deln. met with a
painful ' accident a few days since.
While 1119111111: he ran a fishvhoo‘k into
his, linger. so far that his mother was
noble to extract it. and sent for a phy-
lie the doctm was cutting
the finger to release the hook. the little
fellow tainted. but soon recovered and
Mr. and Mrs. William Ogden and chil-
drcn. of New Rochelle, came to Darlen
to attend the annual hull of the Marie
Hook and Ladder Company. last week.
‘imd visit relatives and friends.
were the guests ct Mr. and Mrs. An-
favorably impressed with their new
place of residence. .
WILTOM. 9.
ignorge Thomdou'
t or. '9 '~ 99"
Wilton 1114211111; 1111:1111 to "hcn1 o“! the
Harry Miller of Male. and Daveupmi
”White. or Commute College. more home
Miss Nettle 01
at home until may 181..
it‘. is rumored that am on Agent ‘Ro-
iGil’ilru.‘ oi‘tg ‘
r . lie
Miss Helen Stallion. of (”hunch was
the guest ove1“.Sundu,v of Miss Marlon
we. of South Norwaik.
and second degrees on three new candi-
dates. last Thursday night. ‘
liepnerhasaet" was contin-
The Mission Band of the Congrega-
and supper. to be held the. evening of
Murcia 12th. if nt‘ormy the next night.
Thin entertainment
G. C M Gregory, of this place. with
. t - -
damaged by the sto‘r;1n They wow
11 so employed by another company.
end étarted for Bridgeport on Sunday.
iindlng travel almost obstructed by, the
M d '1‘!
‘ mJohn Scribne1
years, died of consumption recently. in
His remains were brought to
Century. and the .fnncratwaa: held at
the home of his sister ~
Friday last ‘He went.” cytho oodtherp
and was employes as clerk in the hotel
‘ ton émi
illnoeehotl her moth '
L Boelcy spent Wash:
ay with Mra. John Bie-
the 22d ut the home of
and $1111.11 at 8 home do Bethe].
with in hither. hil‘rlcs Frbudonthnl'
..W Dick‘erman preached a
d 11y. 'wh‘ihc h‘was
. who has been 111 mi
better. His dang hter.
Ho-
liarlea Bus
alentln‘e received it let-
”‘1 ever.
They"
in: n portion of theh
Mrs. Ogden are quite
15 "Yale; was :lio‘n‘ie
1mm 1, 111.
‘ t Mistl‘i» di‘ol'
of William lAller, oi
. end 11889 returned
a‘ud‘ expects to remain
move
conferred the first
Hort entertained. the.
on Thursday The
8 preparing for :1 sale
promises to be
nbd it is hoped trill be
11¢
e82 which were bad»
aged twenty-eight
rs. Norris on
benefit or his 111181111,
1'.; finely. He was the
9 11:
8a 3101
. 913119.11
all 111111 yfa‘vordbly
lad many friends.
i! J. Halsey Kemper.
d Mica Martha Gent's
obnrourlute 9
you rduy
floundering
o
luuh the
sick of wato
town.
9 weeks’ siege
111' 0111118.
Yd‘ifivi‘i‘i’iTt
ll (9d
Th w
‘(lhiu‘gli‘f‘ ‘13::
condition or
Mm iiiaac
week
tor, of A
day with C
‘( Continu
"Unfortunn
e are not
er cities or
is folly to 8
tion under th
“1 einCercly
vote one Way
oral leadlnm
fore tile Con
11ow9‘ remnln‘a
1101111 for 11 ill
at the polls“
the‘ new
Bonn]. of Est
To the Com
Dear film, 7
cc 11011.8- ll
‘3"
ii\ the into 01
receipts from
oral. depurtm
we bollo‘ye.
wlicrctorea of
. ORDINAN
~Deur Sir:
D‘iyers of the
ineetlnga, .21.
1191811111 out
oh the D
11,11 ordinance:
our taxes
111111 11 hot lemonade lint. 11111 11
iii is in: '-
LYON’S prions.
Mina Maud packs in again out or
John William, who he: hnd II 11111
M.ra Charles Perry. of Volley Forge.
who has been vlnlting relatives iii Nor-
walk.IeIturti.o1th‘
who he‘s bfeh'sorliohiilyllll "for “if; d
s in my 11 I' doll 1‘.
Mrs ILyon. idthligiei‘. 9‘ I 9
Mi iinm Wakeman. Iw‘ii‘e and daugh-
Wtuflku MIH.
man. or hodn‘t Vérnon,‘I
moh Bradleg, of Greenfield, spent Mon-
8
.L'lomnmw‘s :liledhn
our city there are men who are able
11nd honest .nnd yet who. agreeable to
a natural conservltatlve temperament.
are led to oppose way forward step
other people, and we must expect to
profit by the experience enjoyed in oth-
izrcnt proccos‘l‘on‘ oi'
fairly represented under our present
system for every one knows better;
but every man. Woman and child would
have, full and reeponsible represente-
not be lndlffcIcnt to this measure but
that they will feel in duty bound to
sure originated from the pea lo. new
suggested the wisdom of this step be-
to approve or disapprove it.
AGMNBT THE ORDINANCE.
Democratic City Committee Puts Forth
Some Arguments. ‘
The Sentinel is in receipt or scverui
conin‘1unications regarding the special
election tomorrow to adopt or rcloct
ordinance
printn them below:
City. of South Norwaik. '
Board of Rationale. and ‘Lnxotidu 1111'
understand will ~hny’ei.tllo power to
the city méétin the pow r in that
respect, which it [11198 held a d e’x‘e‘rcis
cd 1919' no ninny yours.
This special election has been call
011 by a Republican Cityco oil
‘1‘ he a ensure is u itephbiican meas“
ore and We believe to lie undemohmtlc '
in every sense of the word n‘nd not
worthy of the support 0‘! any lie .‘9
crat. In the City of Sputh
best for a city the stz‘n. or Sbuth Nor ,
walk and We urge entry Democratic
‘voter to go to the‘ polls tomorrow and
vote against a. measure ‘which, it pace
on will deprive cvery tax- payer or Vet
or from hurting a mice in laying the
tax and in apportioning the" inoney to
the, sworn deportme‘nte. 9
is it not better to have the whys and
Dayoriti: money, discussed and alftcd in
an open city meeting thin to have ..
such power Rsmemtoalzoard at six? ‘
onuocnh‘ric 1318911
W. .
A o‘rres‘pondent Gives Reaoo‘no h .9 ,
9 ‘ 'fleri Considered 8o ----
To the Editor of The Sentinel
Wish to discontinue their annual
Irywhe
tho sl ‘ '
s. 318'
. not but what them was
drinking water in abundance but utter
about in puddles 11nd
mporunee advocate got so
r that he wont hi! c 81111
no;
10v.
or sickness. in slowly im-
’1
Hello {who has elit ii
111111; termeturnedpiiexne
lib terrier in, InmaiiIiel
handily,“ owing o the lied
thrill roads
hpmeli' 0111111119
horpe’ oi B‘rad‘lcyvillo.
Amell a; Sher-
andM Is. ‘81-
rlen Johnson and family.
Gil, 512110113" First» Plan”)
tciy f01 the progress of
specially dichI-ent from
eiee fall behind in the
”nitric“ cities. it
ay that 8,000 people are
0 proposed 111418111: '19
hope 111111 t no people may
or the other. This mea-
citiaene 0!, hot parties
ncii noted at oil. and it
(or the peoplo generally
Let us
rga exprceolon or opinion
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regarding the
11111111: 1111119 ’l‘nxotlon, cud
ocratic Electora‘ or the
11111911131111 n.- spcelnl '1':-
to rote 1111111111188
hotlmitte
Sold
his city.
ta‘x 11111 :
caidtax uniting the stu-
cuts, thkin‘“: away irom
NorWal.‘
lilo pre8ent system the
the spending or the tax-
submitted, '
Minimum
E, OBJEG 10 BLE.
os'poct‘full
it the 1.otcrs and ta.\~L‘
Uit‘y of Scuth Noru'ailt,
willo'
and
and
Miss
and
Rev.
8 bel
1‘1.
each
their
and
The
reme
MI".9
Slant
9 lulu, introduced La bill to providelor 1199
universal 11.113.11.502“. . '
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9,.
flli‘lllllt [cl‘i’lllgl’llulu Hum” llgrtlgzgilfgismnt engineer'o‘f
Resident l1; illilll Mill! “
huge 01111111111911
Thorn was it‘ 11911 In weddin.
day afterno n Iii lib residence of Mr.
HOI'ac‘c Milie1.sbii tit Tei'i‘ili MIiie1.9:
one of mo loud liaise stirs ddiillit the
some tin’l’e Miss Plieil e Li Painter hurl;
Erlenh’ldo ii Fallon waie made one,
clergyman. .
Thé parlors of 119.; Minn unnoticed
wherein the module took
embellished with
tuch‘hliw
the couples stood to niakd their vows.
bull-088 with“ chliion trimming. and
Bride roses
away by her father, Miss Palpicr by
her mother. Mrs. Samuel Mead. -
A race tion followed the nuptials ui‘
tor whlc
lo‘n went to Rhoda island and MI‘.
(Honda.
many and coatly
Among the wedding 1111111828 w‘crea...
Stamford; M1889 Currie Milling Noi'tiif.
Stamford: Mr. and Min Theodore fa m ¥n§s§m pen own. the rhino
hlfihal‘ Bl‘t‘mklyfl. N Y4 Mfg; 19.. ‘9‘5 “fill 22;; ”0}" 'd ”i“! to 3813 a" man
Reed New York: ill. 71. SIOI‘C‘I 8min” gull“; 21291211“ oMQ!” . , 'i ,
ford: George Slant. New York; Mrs ““7 “ ‘
H H. Merritt. Miss Nollie Sioat Car,- 9‘9 '
mei N. 1'.: Mrs. Martha Sloat Mr»
and Mrs. E Wright, Mr. and Mrs. (1.1
M Sloat Mr. and Mrs. Wiiilit‘u‘l Fm!
lcr.‘ Katouan:
Mr n‘ml,‘ M18 0 Smith M‘it‘i‘s Lct‘n
houton; George Puln1e11MleeJcnme
Gifford. Loud Ridge: M1. and Mrlu
Daniel Fallon Jr. Mm Find H. Hall
$332?“ 1:.“ 1151;113:1523 “Ml’fljl‘iifgjl‘; :1 sings Nono Such Mince 111081.! 251'
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Miss Emlnn Brundnge. New York Peninsular Milk . .03, 31!!!
9 “i see. that a western Con‘m'cssmnn 312331;:- Century‘fieulth Feature.“ 295‘
9 in coal
L ‘ ((3011th w ill“; ,
Wedded ‘1 111 pnpther'flmml order lowed yon-
EXAMINATION 01" OFIMCEM-
will?“ Militant senor i autumn.
i 11L y'ii1
“311111 oi the recon examine»
‘tiona of am of toe National Guard
liar commlasionii
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passed 11 ntisiactory
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Albert (1 1311.01 “l0 rim Regiment.
it ”commissioned mitith‘o‘ "V99!“
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or 1111119111111: named 11111111118 to W '0
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I portunity tor a accond examination
Ill be 11111911 them. in accord eowith
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in an ‘nicovo Was thinned
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for terms 111111 lv‘y. bohoiitli Willem 0 Y9”
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Contact 1 Patrick neuron. coop your
third b‘gimé‘h‘t liaringieiied to up
near, helmet the examining board 01 0
mutant 8 81111111801 eroded their hp-
nointment'li inive can revoked and
they have been distiller will from the
‘ military service or the slit 8.
‘ c‘zhnmms on- 1' To aoire’hens.
11 ”1111113111 were ‘gowued Alike in any
can-led a $111ch1 bouquet or
Miss Fallon was given
the couples departed on:
honeymoon Mound Mrs. 1‘81; 9
ory‘, 286-The coorlna has. sent 110,000
roubles- for the relic: of, the sultcrora
irox‘ii, the recent earthquake at Sham
elm, Inna-Canonsia. (.Whe‘re thousands
of ii an woié reported to have been
lost) ioquoatlng that the money be
spent for clothing and shoes.
Mrs. Miller went to New York.
young couples Wore handsomely
moored by their numerous
The wedding Ellis «were
and Mrs. Tet-ah MilleryNoI1tn-9
Eyor “time n 8th ieyoiroulntcd that
Hownrd Sloat Frank
Mics Laura Sloat, Stumtord“,
ry Butter, 24in lb
601: bag
11111915111118 Beat Flour,
compel your furnace to do its t‘uii duty m keeping you Whom.
"We“ are "here for your: benefit—and our 61151111. Tell its“
your troubles and-if they are due‘ to poor coal we have the
remedy right at hand .
Our stock. is an endless chain _ .
‘5 good
Think it over—{lion telephon‘e‘ us.
tlii‘ he once.
i and Mohegfilxiyfm ”Yet
‘13
in“: “Yes” tomorrow they will enac
placing the levying o
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The Louns‘bul'y it Mathewson Shoe. $3 '
‘ 6th, regard 1153
1 your. Second idwtenaht ‘
1311'. rn'rnnsntmo Russia. 11cm. ‘
_ SOLOMON SCAM. Manager
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choose in your Winter Hot at {s smell
9 expense. The beat styles and qualities
"9 air included without reserve. ‘
M; F". Ackcrma"““
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youI vary it. met also
thanks for your flattering criticism or
my composition. Kaurinn augmation
Ext
is ”racially WWW“; 111110 skfigflgfii
101.111an count iii 1km)
m“ ‘ e :2": 1101111 that
about Kaui‘i‘na .
in the printera devil. Thought had
know. He euida Kuil‘rlnn must beat:
on com an me 'em grow.
31%;? about Moduli horses. Todd
ma linseed oil makes them shine. But
didn’t knoll1 Konrlnotmade pfiln‘tfillin'ot
Muctbo cod. Dau' cnrew u s
ukceil 8‘30 ‘ shine. We need 111111111.
Home at It lit colic
coronal5 Others gct'fit by contract.
S'poae it's cheaper to get l; in door
point. Will non.
With renewed “ouroncce or altim-
elation. i am . _
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CHAS. c. wow-21.811. “
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‘1.": ‘1 , . «1 1
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Ali colon L. a M. Paint thinned
with Kaurina inatend of 8“». mail” the
sell it. ’
Comstock
Watkins
81 Dow,
‘ 112 WASHINGTON 8mm,
soo‘TH NoawALk. 9
Fund: 143-0: 2'1 '
N0 42 WATER STREET
‘ court-1 NORWALK, or.
M ‘1 q, .9 1 .9 ,
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Gold, Silver. Nickel and Copper
Plating.
Chandeliers, Hand Irons, Fenders,
Bird Ca’ges.and.‘a1‘i kinds of ‘
Metal werki‘Réziaired
and Refinish‘e‘d.
ANTIQUE BRONZING
W1
Metal Signs of every description.
m
Brace Advertising Signs.
”—
Large Orders 18 Specialty.
A SACRIFICE "
Profitto Pnaople
N TQ MAKE. A CLEAN BWEEE’
0‘
AT HALF P ICE.
An excellent; opportunity to make a
I have: 1
and W
it.‘ 0311’: wt tob‘ lunch, L
vryb‘ody needs ‘flomo not it ‘
but floor paint on the mnrkotl: W9
and hulldorui-
cold. Hoadquirtera
11 $211” mogul oil!: the conggion t in; ’ ‘
: 9 : 1m 0388 all ”‘1
conclugedotfi filament my: floatation dim:
'Keep these tacit-11119111, . J ,
the further _fact they; ‘ ‘
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PAINTING; Ann
PAPER HANGING.
Get your orders ‘1
spring.
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m-
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11811.1 “
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