For the music do of the mum
of the Sentinel; a litter he: his bail!
placed on the bridge In front of ihoN
shop of Willian ,8. Billion. items for
publication or. cell II II “fir
ski in alpaodb y
evidence of good in th.
Charles MorritI Ii spending a few
days in town.
Rev. Joules W. Davis .Is spending to-
day in Bridgeport. 3
, "l‘h‘e onlclnl blind “of Iho Advent
church will meet Iii-night.
fl Hagen, atraveling salesman from
New York was in town yesterday on
business
The regular weekly class meeting
will be; held this “pin it the East
avenue ethodist churcg.
Miss ay R Balinese has taken a
position in the mllilnery establish-
ment of Miss Ackerman. in Norwaik.
A collection will be taken at the
conclusion of the supper. which is to
help defray the expense of the feast.
Mrs. H D. Rider has returned to her
home in Brewster. N. Y., after a visit
with Mr. and Mrs. S.W WAdams. of
Benedict street. ‘
Messrs Frank Mead and Marvin
Van Ksuren, have returned from a vis
is at the home of Mr and Mrs. Charles
Heydrloh of Brooklyn. .
John Coe formerly of East Nor-
walk now of Randalls pharmacy in
...
New London is making a short stay ‘
with friends in South Norwallt. while
enjoying his annual vacation.
The meeting of the East avenue '
Methodists names. harmonics. for
the purports of electing trustees result-
ed in the reelection of the present
board. Routine business was also
transacted. The trustee‘s for two years
are B F‘. Day, Jr, E. l.., Hartford, C. H.
Jiminerson; for three years; E. Troun-T
' sen H Taylor, D. L’Homtnedieu.
Mayflower Hook and Ladder Com-
pany held a business meeting last
evening. Two applications for new
bership were received. Routine bush
Carr has called a company practice
tress was transacted. Captain Carr
has called, a; company practice for
Thursday evening.
Letter Carrier Hanford was inter-
viewed this morning by a Sentinel re-
porter.
”Anything for smith?" He asked.
‘ "sit all for Smith " replied Hunford,
swinging a heavy bag over his shoul-
der. and walking on down Scuview
avenc. with a slight list to starboard.
Smith’s mall continues to grow every
day.
The mud digger Capital City is at
work below the bridges to. day digging
a basin opposite the steamboat wharf.
This will be greatly appreciated by all
boatment and is something which
should have been done long ago. it
will also help in keeping the river 01).
en in the winter. owing to, the fact
that the steamers will have ~more
room to maneuver in breakingthe ice.
All members of the Pastime Ath-
letic club are urged to be present. at
the bean supper, to be held at the club
rooms this evening. There will be an
eating contest between Harry Ains-
worth and Oscar Necander for the
championship of the club, and a gen-
eral good time is expected. Mr. Alns
worth is one of the noted Y. M. C A.
banner-Is and at this contest intends
to use a shovel In place of a spoon.
Rowav'rou.
Agents for The Evening Sentinel, in
Rowaylon. Ire Frederick Lockwood,
Elwood Broadway Incl Charlie Potty.
Orders sent to any of the above will
receive prompt attention.
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Captain John Oberlander and his
employees numbering seven in the
party. went on their annual outing to
Long lshmd yesterday A stop of sev-
eral hours was- minde- ni Oyster Bay,
whore dinner v: «enjoyed on board
the boat. llll(i a‘g od lime had despite
the ruin;, III-killer.
Reliance Hook and ladder Company
held a regular meeting, last night and
made arrangements about going to
Noroton this evening, as guests of Vol-
untccr Hesc Company. The Reliance
membeis' will leave Rowuyion by trol-
ley about 7 O'th k, and everyone is
nutlclpallng it due hue
The imlics' Aullliary of Rowayton
Hose Company held a meeting last
night with Mrs James l'i‘ Stevens. Ar-
rangements were made for holding the
annual fair on Friday and Saturday
evenings. ()riobcr 13 and ii in the
hose house An cluboratc ciiieriulu-
meat is being arranged.
oaam'n'iun macros.
A is for the Evening Sentinel, In
nor on, are Arthur clinics. and Wei-
looo Sit-m. Orders cont to either of
the above will receive prompt atten-
tion.
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Miss Mary Warner spent Sunday as
the meat of Mrs. Marl: Whitney.
Mrs Stephen Roscoe of New On-
naan, will move to Dnrlcn October 1.
is having the
Charles Waterbury
roof renewed on his Main street store
‘ bulldi icing.
The Church Council of the Dorian
Congregational Church, held a meet
ing at the parsonage last evening.
loiirsbi Sonic, who has been our
ployed by .l. P Brummcr the harbor.
has taken a position in South Nor-
awhii
3A meeting of ills indies Missionary
Society will be held in the Congrega»
lional lecture room on Thursday aft
Mill of Noroton
Heights. Miss Cole. Miss Anna Sol.
tel-hoop at 3 o clock
M H. leach
lock and Miss Hubbarc of Stamford
are spending a week at 'Asbury Peril.
The attraction murder at Woe
Burn was an old fashioned foursome
' lifter a short illness
9‘ v .«N P!“
”1.35988le 8 Pill. éneifl‘xiih ll W;
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V‘Trava 130MB as M i '
Bis crabs parsnmI are we: made for
f
3 the lions?" warming of Volunteer Hock '
Com y. this .cveli
can fire will. I will hav
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causal Dance has been oppoiatgdph
grotto: of III: $04k nip 3916 America
e a one an e om onions
sonar-noting the conduit throughyiiio
town. Mr. Dance mild» magnum
contractors who are doing the work.
WESTPORT.
Agents for in. Svoninp Sentinel. in
Woiiport, are I. Diplovonnl and Wml
I. Nash. Order- «at to oliho‘hof till
above. will receive, animal attention. .
Mrs. H. P. Beers has beew'enter-
tainlng friends from New Haven
Judge and D. 3. Bradley. JrI, have
been entertaining friends from out of
town
Miss Eva McElwee came here from
Bridgeport to spend Sunday with her
manta. -
Miss Edna Coombs~ has reclined to
New York, after a visit here with
relatives.
.‘MlssAlice Balkan. of Stritford; is
and of the teachers in West Saugatucir
school this year.
Rev. R. D. Brister. of the Industrial
school at Kowaliga. Ala.. delivered an
address in Trinity church last night.
There has been a generaltaodtgs
’Wuldl 9m t I. G
cottages ”IQa’ being closed for the sea-
son.
The storm of last week did a great
amount of damage to the peach crop
On the orchard of Stephen Wilkinson,
litany polishes were? blown froin the.
mess. Hr. Walteman succeeded in
getting about 50 baskets from the lot
that were of first quality, the balance
{loving to be disposed of at a material
see.
The registrars are to meet this week
and the political battle will begin.
George Coley will probably be the
choice for Democratic selectman and
there are many here, not of his party,
who believe he. would be the right man
for first place. Of course, as the end
of the ticket this year Mr. Coley has
had to stand his share of the criticism
but it is agreed that he is a man of
judgment. and experience and had he
his way would discharge the duties
of the office with something like con-
siderationfgr the tax payer, an in-
dividual. who comes in for little con-
sideration; so far as the patrons that
be are concerned today, unless that
tax payer happens to be an lntlmate
of the select few who dictate.
WESTON.
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Mrs. M. T. Ddhn’tally is suffering
from an abscess in her ear.
Mrs. R. K. Fitch is spending a few
days of the week in Bridgeport.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bartram. nf Nor-
walk, were'Sunday guests of Mrs. V.
Godfrey.
Howard Deere and son Charles have
returned from a two months' stay in
Chicago.
Mrs. W. B. Hurlhutt. of Cannon.
spent part. of last week with Mrs.
Ephraim Fitch.
Miss Catherine Coley is spending a
few weeks with her aunt, Mrs. Hewitt,
in Stonlngton.
Leroy wokwood Morton Lyon and
Frank Nichols have each purchased
new automobiles.
Rev. and Mrs. J. L.
spending part of this week
friends in Osslnnlng N. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Bennett of
New York and Ridgeflcld. were Sun-
day guests of friends in town.
Mrs. Lloyd Godfrey, who recently
sold her f rm to Mr. Charles Corsa,
of Pound idgc, will move to Cannon,
October 1st.
Mr. Marvin, of New York, who has
purchased Mr. George Barrett's house
and form will move to his new home
here next week.
The funeral of issue Thorpe. whose
sudden death from heart failure oc-
curred on Wednesday morning. was
held on Saturday afternoon. Rev. J.
h Shively conducting thgervices.
NEW CANAAN.
Edwin Bennett in
Stamford High School.
Mrs. C E. Brlnkerhoff is much ltn~
proved after a long Illness.
Miss Florence Summit: is entertain-
ing friends from New York.
Thoma house for Ray Ellwood in
Green sum is well under way.
D. it. srrltt has taken the agency
for a typ rltter made in Norwalk
Patrick Henrahan. Jr. of Stamford,
spent Saturday and Sunday in town.
Aaron Lockwood. of Vista. has pur-
chased Theodore Johnsons house in
Grove street
Gloom Kollog. who has been III for
a number of months. is able to be on
the street 4%
John ill. iinsy. who suffered a
stroke of paralysis. last week, 'il in
a serious condition.
Giorgi Sun of New Jeni
hssrboon linen as his vocal
town. has returned to his work.
Maurice honey. In. a carpenter, has
accepted a responsible position in
New liar}, and will commute for tho
r
Shively are
with
attending the
.who
in
been visiting relatives in lrslind for
ichral months. is «posted home.
Thursday. »
DSoilsy has been coloring a
«coin vacitlon. Motormsn James
Raymond his been running the trol-
l on the branch ,
Elair os‘fioyt smut Newton misc
been open liig his inaction with his
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pr. composed mostly of the Scully DIWI‘ - '
Mm Thomas McOrith. who his“
sin ‘
I 83in biennium-y. '18, a sister
illartl hollows”. died yesterday.
She suffered I.
. distinction of sex or use.
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A. J. Raymond, Mal street, yesterdc
afternoon. A number of the former
members of the Baptist church were
in attendance. ,3" I
A picked team of baseball players I
Mligation in the NswdCansaans on ‘
o groan s. atarday “ ‘
Numb”... ll be visiting team was.
The mswasatstons a
"lured "‘ ’ ”
ll was realised or the play.
The 3m:3trict helical a: Blueberry (Iaini 3333
acre: van o, «ourrig-room3 i
the ongregstio‘ .339 church Tuesdgm
even ng. The money. will be used
toward defraylng expense of repairs
to' the parsonage.
’llhree young men from Stamford
who were intoxicated with cheap whiny ‘
key. were “fasted by Officer John B.
Weed. yesterday afternoon A horse .
and carriage owned by a Stamford
liveryman was taken from the men
and hold at Stevens's livery. Com-
plaint wits 'phoned to the officers from ‘
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hostility valves
equipped in th
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distill an average all“. 9,.”
. slloni of With? WHl
3 EV A day. When you
4 N! HAYNIR‘ Wfl‘ldkx
KEY.“ goes direct to y
trout , distillery. thus
cherish you of perfect
purity and «villa you the
doaiors‘ bl profits. HAY.
nun WH SKEY ls pro-‘i
Icrlbcd by doctors and
used In hospitals and by halite
lulled. customers. That it whyfli
m It. wan-I ova sinner onion ' ' '
n‘r _
3 his IAlIEll nurture tori
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h ri‘for Aria" Cal. .. ..lodsho‘. ‘tloyxja .H
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Drmmar. Tour. 0. Esra-memo 153
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DANIU RY NORMAL BOHODI-‘r '
improved and Model Eoulpinint Fur-
nished by New Britain Firm. I
Telegraph despatches to the differ
out papers of the state this week in
announcing the opening of the new
$100,000 Danbury Normal School hams
ed it as the best equipped building in
the east. its equipment marks-a new
and radical departure in such work:
and has been enthusiastically com-
mented upon by leading educators of
this section.
New methods of teaching have been
permanently introduced in the last few
years and naturally it is time that old
style equipment gives way to new.
The assembly hall curries 250 section-
al seats in maple wood finished abso-
lutely natural, giving a beautiful. clean
appearance to the room, and are so
divided into rum able sections that the
seating arrangement can be adjusted
to any class or kind of meeting. The
platform pieces and reading table are
especially designed for the building.
The gymnasium is equipped with all
the modern apparatus suited to a Nor-
mal school and will he a strong factor
mine health work..
The library wllhvlts lofty ceiling
crossed and rocrosscd by huge oak
where the young men were misusing
the animal .01; their orrIVai in the ‘
village the rig was taken from them.
and they showed light. it was ueces~ I,
sary for the officials to knock two of
them completely out before they could >
be taken to the lockup. Wesley Wood
and Charles Stevens were called up
on .for assistance by Mr. Weed. All
three of the party were drunk. but
only two were arrested. The horse.
was in a bad condition. Complaint
for cruelty to animals and disturbance
all the peace has been lodged against
em. .
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NOTES or run serrations. i
A. B; Tnthlli intends to’ have an ad-
dition placed on his grocery store at
Hickory Bluff. -
Mr. Bomber and family, of Belle is
land; have returned to their home. 929
Green avenfiue Brooklyn.
The Norwalk Yacht Club a rail line-
ksr will lake place at the club house
at Hickory Bluff, this evening.
Miss Grumman; who khas been at-
Belie island for some time. has gone
to her winter homo. i9 St. Nicholas
Place, New York.
A. B. Tuthlll recently gave up the
restaurant business in connection withi
his grocery store at Hickory Bluff. as
this part of the business did not pay.
Manager William A. Nash of The
Norwalks. is considering the matter
of getting together a crack football
team“ to represent Norwalk this fall
and to play weekly games on the Rec
ton Point field. \
William Moore who has been em-
ployed at Tavern Island all the sum
mer time has taken a position at the
Norwalk Yacht Club. helping, while
Janitor Edward Gustafson ls recover
ing from the fracture of the wrist he
sustained last Thursday afternoon.
while starting a gsloieno engine.
The members of the Flawer com-
mittee of the South Norwslk Congre
gailonal church gave a chowder sup-
er, Saturday evening. at the home of
r. and Mrs. T. Marshall Andrews on
Belle island. The affair was in honor
or the many friends of the circle who
have helped them. so generously in the
past. They were the guests of hon-
or on this happy measlon.
One. of B. Burchard‘s calves escaped
one day last .week. and Fred Moore.
the driver of the Knob bus and Alec
Getencr gave chase. They ran after
the calf up hill and downhill. over
hill and vale and finally m‘annged to
catch him by the tall lust as he was
about to leap from the high rocks
above the Weir. This would probably
have been a fatal leap for he would
have sunk in the mud and become
mired.
A small gear wheel of the Rnion
Point carousel broke In two or ii
o'clock Sunday evening. while the
merry-go-round was in motion. The
two sections of the heavy wheel fell
to the floor. and It was exceedingly
fortunate that they did not strike any-
body. As it wus,ouc piece lust touched
a lad. but did not hurt him. The gear
wheel was the inside one which fitted
In the ouiside cons and was the
means of propulsion for the carousel.
Each section of the wheel weighed
aboul one hundred pounds. The run-
chlne was to be stopped for the season,
at the close of this Week. and so it
will probably not be placed in com
mission again this. year.
M
FARM HAND WOULD NOT WORK
lN RA
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fitted with improved book slacking ar-
rangements and its rider space is di-
vided by especially designed reading
tables surrounded by comfortable
leather seated chairs.
Tire lecture room is in the form of
an amphitheatre. curtained so thor»
oughly by concealed shades that it
can be made absolutely dark; sealed
with rising tiers ‘ of saddle-seat fold-
lug-arm, tablet share of natural oak
designed for this room.
The locker room avoids the old time
book or the later small cupboard.
Each student is given It neat steel
locker capable of holding everything
equipped with special individual lock,
clean and sanitary in every respct.
it is in the recitation rooms and
class rooms. however. that the extreme
radical departure from the old equip-
ment is especially noted and they ap-
peal at once to the common sense of
the public. bong row of tables ex-
tend down the rooms, the ends to
ward the teacher's platform. At the
sides of the tables sit the students,
facing the teacher. thereby having at
their right or left hand a table top
and private drawer to hold all books
and material needed for the recitation
and if occasion requires a halt turn
enables the student to sit direct It the
same. This advantage shows at once.
in the class or study rooms the reg-
. blur desk with iron frame and lifting
lid has been replaced by neat table
desks with one open side and a row
of nirvana wllthfiadluiinblo dlvlalolis.
, rose up to i e our on the right. in
Native of Poland Throw Up Hil Ooh- fact students are taught to teach an
tract With the loss. 3" miniature teacher's desks.
The difficulties of farmers in the The IGDII‘IM WWII “planed to the
present times with farm help riyilvetl Indy teachers and the men anchors.
good illustration this week when a "161M"! "309le 700111 and the rim
pong island farmer and in: Polish clrsl'n mm are models of furnlu Igins.
helper come to New motion and liked «Milly slim!!! to public and lens.
a local attorney to act as irbitrnta time use. 3
for them as to the interpretation of a do fact, without lncrculuu the 0%
contract. penis one particle over the old math»
The Pole having found um farmers one. new features are introduced
had a tendency to hire him during the ”atrium”.
lliliiy summer season and lhon «no iii/armies In the lmlidlnv from
charge him or cut his wages in two for comment to third floor rm furnished
a“, remaining mouths of the you, bath 0 Porter Sona.Nsw brltaiu. The,
salted for a yearly contrast when he Stanley Works log out the special.
went to work for the Mag island double olnt ages for the tablet
man. The contract was duly drawn choirs: all“ “i C 000‘” Mid.
and vent well am Ahlliori "Bill but“ “.3 the ,de lockers to their
one night recently i c cows no :
return is are born of their own voli- :plece cf Nicholle can
lion and sought shelter nadir mm b moral-ll! emu-Ii drained by l"
a distant pasture lot Jillii’ilil a hard 1. Porter of Iberia abloet to tho
mammal of my. 0. .0. ins. and the
“will?“ my; 0“?de h“than “locus of the "Work doubtless coin-
iract e to up vs
W pen-cilia for the. time and thought out
m
home. The man declined to do this
until the storm passed. alleging that
he Md not agreed to work in tho rain.
The farmer inquired what would be
done if it rained all night and his
helper responded that tho cows would
star .01“ all night than.
his flld not appeal to the farmer’s
idea of the contract terms. but the
man persisted that lie was not hired crisis .
to work in the rain and the two full-b 3
ly- agreed to leave it to Amman-iii! of i a
lawyer to settle. After hearing both iii!
sides the local attorney magnetically
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them Connie General Life film
over last year. hay
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,f his days' automobile trip to Humid.
beams, lighted by its tail windows. is I
lire
still 3 , A .
massacrslng e A éhianb more;
Jiltry
adersliipiofk the
do of Tartar ‘
ii the Perso- Russian front.
nod the ins gecko sin des~
t iiili vii.
diarrhea-
“watches
say that mutilated children were
thrown to the dogs, and that the few
su‘rvilmrn were forced to ornbraoe lav
43 ginning with bands
3 _ lsmlsin in order to alive their lives.
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HOME FROM AUTO TRiIP.
Colonel E. if; Matthewson and tem-
returned home yesterday from a
Conn. and Springfield Mass. The run’
from Springfield to Norwallr, was
made inieiiceilent time yesterday. ~
DAVID W. RAYMOND.
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; ‘II mirth Main St. South Norwiik.
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you May lie Surprised
how profitably you can invest $1. on
per week in Endowment Life incur
ance in the Connecticut General Life
insurance Company. of Hartford,
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Good slry rooms to rent by day or
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