c has beenoulte 11 n Pleasant street, is tile better today one, have been entertain ud Mrs. George Steroids Reach n 13 Just completeda hibi in tract in ’10 , a. l—leany Gerhardt. of Myrtle ayes. e. spent yesterday at the home of h risister. Mrs. Edward Gerhardt. in dbury avenue. Norwai‘ her home in Seaview. avenue. ~ Harry Hoyt and Joseph Whitlock1ot - , dselield both students at the Brown Business College, are spending the week the guests of Thornton Cdnileld at his home in Seaview avenue All members of the Epworth League ‘ of, the East Avenu are requested to lor at 8 o‘clock thldh 8 ‘1 part in the annual election of 0111 cars. The Sentinel is requested to state that the home of John Cunningham. in Van Zandt street is not quarantined on account of the illness of one of the family. The item referred to another _ house on 1 nsane street. ' ‘ . n3 11$: the, bh1nthar eni-V- played by8 John Beatty. who was 1 taken suddenly ill while at work Mon- . day afternoon. is considerably improv- acd toda‘ rues: this: ck‘w ‘ d was. quite severe. 1! Dquad. who has had his Malmo’s float, Just south of raw idge1snd where~he has sold Veil kind of fish from his fishing smack. intends shortly to start a. fish market near the bridge in Norwaik. - 1 Captain Frank Allen is today erect- ing‘ the new flagpole on the grounds at that Fitch school. The stick will be 1 height. and will be a Methodist Church unmounted by a large flag The Myst Workers‘ Auxiliary will meet. thinieyening” at 7: 30 at the home or Miss finnie E Davis in Rowan . Vin s and on that account es- posts 1;- litres everyone to be present Carpenter, George Van Keuren has just completed the repairs to the roof of the Swedish Congregational Church, in Bédview avenue ,a th .with the improvements to sift. places' 11 tide . unitlon for. the its an Mrs. Henry Flags. of Kai- ser- Place cave tomorrow morning. on a witch v cation trip through Gon- Massachusetts. They ex— 1 “to? nvisit: Meridian, Hartford, Spr Weld Pittsileld and several other profiilnent one... 'rii Mattel steamers ."08tl'ha" and the shop to The bivalves Pf” notion workman employ- Water main in Kaiser hollvy pipe 11:11 on his Liv as at work. and re— ) nyi'ru new For a time the hopped: around the place ‘11 uteri as it was being rnur~ :‘Ell’lroa ParrottV sister of hire. .1. “qt qtthi5 place. tell downstairs it‘ll“! attending to herbs tiled nurse’ in" a house in ”7.23%“! Namath. and injured diy As a result of , Auto 1 had :lznlth went to comm last night and ,V s Davis has a surprise for 1 V’ ‘11 is expected that, the Math ist Church will be crowded tonight with an audience anxious to hear one Who; _ re to take part in the co 1 help the, church. The roceeds be used feisthls porno _ ExJC‘otnrno‘dore C. B ' 1 r 'V yacht "Dennnce" has been hauled out on the late Captain George Wieks' Ways where she will be .given it tho!- cugh overhauling preparatory to put- .1 ting her up for the winter. Miss snare, the evangelist tram New, Jersey. spoke before another gobd sla- ~ ed audience at h last night. me E clock to the horns 01V Miss Emm yle on account oily-the church beri editor rehearsal for the concert tonight; 1 Captain Aaron. Stevens took out quite a lhrgeliparty yesterday. fora adjburned at spent“ vs 11 11er off Sound with what is with» out doubt one i the largest messes of the season. There was just two and a half bushel of blacklist: many or them of good size. The Rowayton Fife and Drtlnl Corps at its last meeting. heldrgni ‘ hall. elects 3M : and Louis Wheeler as head lit ‘ the, hand There was an attendance of twelve young men at the meeting and much interest was taken in the organi- zation eta Fire and Drum corps. The next: meetln will he held next Monday evening at t a home of Ralph Penneli in‘ McKinley street. : The gun committee held a meeting last evening to decide upon what ac tion "should be taken against the boys who desecrated the gun on Main street The meeting was held in Guider’ s Hall and after thoroughly considering the matter it was decided at present to take no action as the boys who did the work gilt together yesterday and repainted the gun 11' any action of . the kind however. occurs again, there will be trouble for the parties con cerned. , ~Dlphteria relieved in twanty min: utes. Almost miraculous. Dr. Then: 88' Eclectic 011. At any drug store. DflRll'NVlVND NOROTOVIVVV. R. L. Gillette has been laying a new iio‘Mor en the Bailey livery stable. '1 Mr. Welqh has resigned his position as iibdticn net at the Took‘er House. Grocer Bomuol C. Grumman is con- fined to his borne in Maple avenue with a severe cold. 1 Mrs. John P. Brummer and daughter Helen spent Monday with friends in South Norwaik. M.rs G. H. Tillcy and Mrs. Daskam drove to Dal-ion from Greens Farms Monday alter-noon George Guinea) of Port Chester. u out spent Sunday 9 guest of his bro or. Louis F. Stoorza of Center street. : Mrs. Maroon B. Tripp and William dbéndroth spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Richard Abandroth. of this place. The regular prayer service will he held this evening in the Methodist Church Rev. J. h Guernsey will speak on “Flynn‘s Practices." 1 B id .1 Mas co oernsoy, o r so was tbs guest Bunday of her mores”. Prof. :A. B. Guernsey. at the Methodist parsonage in Main street. ‘ stances social: will be given for benefit of the Noroton Presbyterian" Church’lii Noveinber‘ 20. The some will~behsidon1 thewohuroh property Louis nrnnrst corn and tied a meat; of the Btddifo of b;lloptit%phs“of which 111 , are Mom or .1 Mr: andM Milli ’FAi‘Well have doom 11191111111111:- not. tags filmshout the warmer. intend . return to their residence in New 1 g1 ‘ricd with him the cane which we or V thr by Miss subs Mfi-s Stone... ’ ~Burcliard Miss .le nsnlng trip. in his naphtha launch The 9 (Spare V '1 Weeks‘ condition or helpless incbriety. patrol waged took hint to the police ,llald Weed. Mills was V Essie bu on n Mal stairs though, not elabora Wcl' the purposes built to stand years ear and tear. legislature in ’99 an aids”. in high estcetn. r2131) seated to blur ballot D nda all : South Norwalk Cohlmsdtional (limit missionary. Were Mrd. Be A seeiey; Miss Helen Waterbury, Mrs. Jsmes Bureh‘d'rd‘,‘ Mrs; Earls and Mrs. nd all declared lures they had ever heard and more than worth the price of admission. 11 1 E E. Sheilleid the antique furniture dealer who has his store in the Chen lcs Adams' building. in Main street. left yesterday afternoon on a two trip through mgginl " Pennsylvania. Mr the trip to secure some apeulme ne- 0 very old furniture that he has had his eyes on for a long time. . During his absence his store will be in charge of John P; Brumrner who has authority to V attend to all orders; 1» Gardner Fowler met with a mishap yesterday atterrioon that he will not soon forget. That he escaped without a severe cold or even worse is only due to the fact that he is an exceedingly fortunate young man. tempting to feed the ducks in George ll. Tilley's pond when he lost his bal- ance and tell in. receiving an unsusv posted but nevertheless thorough duck ing. Several or the men employed by Raymond Brothers. who happened to be near and saw his plight pulled him out and he was of! in one. two, three style for his home a short dis- tance away where he donned dry on patrol. - it. E Barnes. the notions furniture dealer who contemplated suicide last week and, so informed several ‘01 his V friends in Darlen1was picked up on the streets at Stamford Monday night gins e station where he spent the 1112111. in the morning the Judge tried him in the City Court and imposed a line of 83 and costs. Barnes sent for his old employer E. E Bhoillold. thinking that he would pay it. but the latter said that Barnes had no claim on him The judge finally let Barnes so on the con dition that he leave toivn linniediateiy. This he did. The Sunday School Christmas VCJVrVn- mittee of the Methodist Church mot Monday night and made arrange- ments to hold a Christians tree this year. probably Christmas night or the night before. in the church, in ooh- Vnection with the affair there will he a musical and literary entertainment. followed by the distribution of the gifts by a "real Santa Ciaus.‘ A com- mitten composed of- Miss Jennie Soo- lied. charities; Charles B. Fitch. rloa G ‘deer. Mr. Vsnd‘ Mrs Wil- thoi Wilmett, How- ev. L. Guernsey ml ard sinusoid and tan,» a necessary 0 ya in Rldh;1d.V an. Mary Becki is cohorts: truth a e V. ‘ . t’roiie ill? imam 1 the tax Width up, , nertain Whether it lio'wrestling ‘ brobleni in ucll d to: to hiya-and ‘are' ,1 taps front the first 4 V ‘. themselves in song Bil .7 There with a flood audience at Hoyt’n last night; to Witness the production of (1 company will present The 0. having special sooner! for the ntire f six acts He was 13., taxes . program difor‘ded opportunity for,” a; 1 ‘ dozen or more youngsters to , VPOPULAR AMUSEMENTS W THE MAN OVF‘ MYSTERY. The Man 01'. Mystery, by the Charles K; Champiln Company, and- 31153 ‘ pleased with the various morn era the cast. names the third on to, not they were on pelted to r ' numerous curtain calls before the dishes was satisfied. The specialties were good especially the musical use by Leo Luna. Master-”Johnnie G 15s the tumour. little sorrow. received ill 1‘7 share of the applause. Tobi; 11. Tomorrow afternoon the ‘ will glVo His Brother's Crime and marrow night Only a Private. M CHEAP RATE TO ARIZONA. Apropos at "Arizona." which is t J .name ot the successlul play at thtl.’ Adolphi a good story is being told America (says Practical Advertising). undon. England and is well worth re; production here. The other day. Poll: adelphians awoke to find the town We postered with the abouncem‘ent'? 1 1101111 dollar titty cents to Arizona. ” Railway agents and hookinaeoliioes all over the town were worried over this wonden fully low rate of transit. audit we‘ll only after a few thousand explanati'o ‘ by tolephone and messenger that poo: pie began to understand that the poo ters referred to the price of an orchei‘r tra stall in the theatre where the drama called “Arizona" was being layed. “Athena" comes to Hoyt's heatre. Tuesday, Novelnber V18. FOUNDATION OF‘ HARD CIDEE. A Darien use. ‘51: _ :1” That‘ cider ofVV the hard, effervescent variety does hot form a good base for other drinkabies. must be evident from the tosliorony of liobert Barnes. of De lien. who appeared in mthe Stamford City Court yobierday.to answer a charge of drunhenness. Barnes is the man who talked of committing suicide Sunday in Barton . Barnes was found by. Officer Nevins completely ovarcommby the influence of intoxioantu. V. looked like a piece of raw beefatsalr rout contact with the hard. dominoes. Barnes worked in Dorian from April ' until Sunday last. He said that his employment tailed, him on Sunday and that he started for New York to inch for work. Before starting. he took - ,a few plasma of hard cider. By the “mail he 1 had Stamford. other drink Jill?! had, none to tinnitus, older. and 1-. Bartlett became rather wound. The continued short to quench his burning hint left hid; in thoihelolon blight him. suspend , «swoon mi «stance,» go way thonos money to pay the ne. South Norwalk. coined ' lie 11ml fallen on the .1wbich1; Chicorflllovlns found . use Dov/m lined Men 83 but ~ 1 ‘ y 1 cents trout “Cicerone land he 11 11 2111111141151 Educates and finds V‘VV positions for BOOKKEEPING. 1. , SHORTHAND TELEGRAPHY Dali and Nidht School New term begins Monday Ford!” and Tuesday V V Evening. For Infomation address 6 E Sanaln. . -1 Enchant. VTheSouthNorwalk Trust Company Receives Accounts of Mana- fmmp Merchants. Comm- tians) Finn: and Indfi’tdaals and will be pleased to meet or complain! with". those who cantanplate opening can so ‘ counts. Money loaned on Mortgage or approved Vcollateral security. mam—EMMA... V one. DOLLAR DOWN , and a" dollar ocea- alone“); will soon make your aavinxa' account a valuable asset. . .1 per cent. is what we pay on deposits. scorn NCRWALVK snvmos shun. ‘ United Benin Bldg; Conn. V ' in!" a red 1 smcdsto a; flush Valve operated pressure. Disallowed tho regardless of the a: service pips. it in oneroti head or pron CROPS VAVLVL [ENDS OF FOOD into Clean Cut Unl- form Plate: do FINE or COARVSB as" wanted. Other machine: shop moat only. 1‘11le DOE-S AWAY WITH: Tfllt‘j Ci-iDRPiNC BOWL ABTOGCTHER. CHOPS Potatoes. Meat. Apples. Cabbage. Bread.- EVERYTfliLC. A machine you will use every day. Caliandaeeit. FOR SALE IV Comstock Watkins 81 Dow 11! WACHNIVVC'iON VO'VI'RBIT, V ICUTH NORWALK . 011‘ “I’ll!” 1 amount at water in the some ionlth oi: ~ 1 V , . are proud of °“‘VV:VV do not try our good health we eat rates and Goran“!- serotonin. w" " 111mm V ‘1“.th belt security. Connecticut General Ida’s? World Hi
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