EAST,
ORWALK
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blowing his horn long and loud. Luck-
by there was no train pacing over the
structure and the man on the other
side could‘hear‘ the looting of the horn
and just got out of the way in time
to. prevent the accident.
TO MARVIN CLASS, 1911.
”and? ‘
Your Dfugwaflts at the
B ridge Pharmacy
Prompt. and efficient
service stall times.
Personal attention giv-
en to Ill prescription
work.
Chairs for our trolley,
patrons. Come in and
wait for your car.
BRIDGE PHARMACY
J. PARKER. Manager
(Written for The Sdntlnel.)
Wealth of wisdom and honor be
In great abundance to your twenty»
three,
Joys of cloth and the peace of Heaven
lie to the ,Marviu class. nineteen
eleven. “,4...” “Iii
.1 K
i
in
the bidet Avenuechurc .
The Methodist on... held a very
interesting meeting, last evening, at
All that is brave and true and good.
Develop in your class manhood; .
All that is pure and sweet and kind
May we in your class maidens find.
And as Dame Fortune is passing
round,
The names of those whom she has
found
Her favorites to be.
May her list number twenty-three.
To twenty-three of the nineteen eleven
May the rarest favors of fortune be
The regular meeting of the 0mm
Board of the East Avenue Methodist
the
May von all in viItue so abound'
That you all may pass the blessing
gi yon ,
round. ‘
Church will be held tonight. in
Church parlors. '
And when in the battle for truth and
.1»
The weather today was what might
be called muggy and most uncomfort-
nbie the dampness seeming to sun the
energy from the systems of most peo- l
pie.
HcrIuan ll. G. Ryder, East Norwalk's;
butcher-painter, is engaged in doing
some fine work on the yacht ownedrby
Frederick E. Lewis. 2nd, of \Vcstport.
Herman is doing some 8triping and
gold leaf work, at which ho is quite
proficient.
East Norwalk stands by itscll‘ with
an abundance of room and some to
spare. it is esasliy accessible, it has
acres and acres of fine building sites,
which are not hold at prohibitive pri~
cos. it has good dry soil, with good
drainage.
outnL-m
Mr. and Mrs. Fi'illlli Ferguson, of
St. John uvcuuc. were made the proud
journals of a healthy baby girl. Monday
owning. At this writing mother and
daughter are doing finely. Mrs. For-
guuou was fornici'ly Mills
Suuudcr, daughter of Mr. and
Thomas M. Sana-tiers, of idly avenue.
ticorac ll. Van Aislyuc, or Scnviou'
IIvI-Iiuc, and party will start, tomorrow,
in” MI Van Alstyno‘s y.uchi lilaltci I
fol New London whom may will tube
in the bout races on iI‘IlduI 'llIIII ulll
IeIiIlI Ncu London in the evening and
will he on tho river bright and curly
no that they can our all that in to be
soon throughout tho interesting day. l
imam—W
l’dlfil Norwuik has thI chicken furor.
III-rordlnu to II merchant who III in it!
Iiouilion to know, It is hold that more
IIIIIIIIIII are engaged in raising. youuii
“""M‘ "ii" 3‘3“” ””“3 0"" "”0"" “I Without tho Heullnul to guard our
' fluI hiuiuII of tho Ilintilri.
Just what
the IIIIIIIIIII la cannot be Iiasiunml but
ill (lily rate the itiiitli‘l‘ii uru uIIlilIIIt
mom food and and in. lhII future will
probably soil loan case than over be
fore.
WM lawn
Few people in blast Noruuih have
suun morur reckless or foolhurdy auto
‘IIIIIlIllII driving; than that whiIh hlari 3
led the rouidcuta and frcuuculcru of;
the draw bridge, luut evening, when
. two drivers uwung into the eastern au-
proucb III. top speed and creased the
stiuciuro at a speed which frightened
“the people who saw them. The cars
of these were not favored with a touch.
free from traffic at the time, also
nomabody would have been hurt.
There comes a call for the bravo to
May the class give answer, "Ail' twen-
l’loar Sentinel:
To the girls and boys Ive so much love,
i discovered with much grief. alas,
\Vc'vII missed just three of that clear
’l‘hrcc merry ones came dancing to me
Sarina
i asked
(letting your names on the honored
They answered:
Eudora - Was soundly sleeping at his post.
Mrs. And we all thought It would be lino
To pass without the COilllit'i‘zilgli.
"lilo horn Ive arc. our sins confessing.
right
fight,
ll response to "How many can you
guarantee?"
tI-three. "
Sincerely yours,
ii: \S'l‘ NORWALK."
Since
writing the
above
class.
“We‘re more than
tlIree“; ‘
“How is it we have missed
twenty-
list?"
“The Sentinel! of
whom you boast.
i
Since “'1‘ slipped in without
blessing.
And now our number you must iii:
Not twenty tiller but lueuti mix."
your
l proIIIiIIoII if they Would not full
(In our good friend the ticntipci.
"Toll on our Sentinel? Wu ruclton not,
“'0 low him too well to have him
shot.
“i-lun,
down
town;
Aalt him to any It word or too
Put our principal and lunchuis true.
moon und‘atura Would. all go
IND
SAUGATUCK
Westport probably has as beautiful
a shore front as any section on Long
dotted here and there with inlets and
islands, where are located finely laid-
out estates. with handsome houses.
and the scene is a truly delightful one.
Many of the places take especial pains
with the landscape and art gardening
details, and in the summer time the
properties are at their best. There
are numerous attractive drives
throughout the town. and the wealthy
New Yorkers some time ago new the
beauties of the place and many mogul»
fluent residences have been built.
The town is very nicely situated,
being on the main line of the New
Y,orit New Haven and Hartford Rail-
road, and having excellent trolley con~
nectlons. The water facilities are uu~
suI passed there being a line barber.
The shore property has been rapidly
developed during the past few years.
tending to make the town quite Ii sum
mer resort. Lying to the east of Nor-
walk, a number of Norwalk people.
with others from Bridgeport, Dunbury,
Betbel and other inland towns. have
acquired prbperty at (tempo Mills,
and some fifty cottages and bungalow
have been erected there. making a
complete settlement. At Combo the
town has erected a large pavilion. and
there are bathing and boating facili-
ties An extension may be made again
this summer.
The Misses (lumphcr are entertains
lug out of town relatives.
Mrs, Charles Sniffen is very ill at
her home on Washington avenue.
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Mrs. Robert iI‘rnwlcy and son of
New iiriluin have arrived in town for
the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. J. l’. Bradley,
Orange. I‘. J.,
for the summer.
Several of our young sport?! on—
ijoycd a fishing trip and outing at t‘ork.
cnoe bay, Sunday.
of East
have arrived in town
Two more. members have been add»
all lo the Wcsiport ()un club, Arthur
Soley and Willis chu.
licnry Allen. Charles ilnilorson and
Kenneth Alien enjoyed II day's outing
at iiuvlu Roch, Sunday.
Frank \‘i’olngurtuII. who works in
anryiowu, IIpont tiuuday with his
parents on State street.
Since the law on tailing coin from
the mill pond" has been repealed largo
onlchou have been reported.
Churion linnuuu and "l‘i'ip" Connor
"are enjoying a wooh's 'III‘ulion seeing
the claim of New York city.
'l‘hII Bungutuck luiuobull loam will
play against tho lil'idueport liruus
Works learn Saturday afternoon.
"WI-“M
Frank hambu- qul family, of Bay
Inour. have. taken up their rchldcncc
"And we are sure “(would do no harm
To praise the man Who heal. as warm.
II'II IliIIqu them all. We love them wall.
\‘I’Illi lint-i Mill Ililllllt! ID “I9 Sentinel. ' WIN”!!! 1". COIN“) bmwh If)? the ”In“.
II III Ilghl glad no found them)
Again youul Iiinccl‘eiy,
iii ART NORWAIIK.
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BURGLA’RG MADE 0000 HAUL.
nourumimou. Mast. Juan cam “hit The? will “will" i" “mm"
the Northbritlad '
only touched the high place and some pout office during the night blow opeu‘
the safe and departed With 3th worth
hits luck would have it the bridge was 03' .siumpu. Wt miliiiiiihl Ill) $3!!th The
liuraiurn viIIiied
burglars used II quantity of nif’iIo gly-
oorlnc to blow oil: bath the outer and in Greeauinb
inner doors of the safe. but did their
The carelessness of pedestrians to work so well that no one in the viola
taking to the left side of. Fort Street. by board the explosion and the break.
while coming towards South Norwulk was uot— discovered until the office was
nearly resulted in II serious accident. opened by the pentagram this room
recently. when an automobile going to: lag There iii no clue to the burglars l
, vague Namath, strung Sunder the
. bridge and all but run down II than blacksmith shop, where they stole a 1m, William ii !iurr the, imp prohim
‘Ivlio was gaining under the structure hammer and two ubiuela; than they biting “mm“ of mm, “W “mm
on his wrong side. There is but one took some horse bieuhcis from the the 33mm miiiw“ '
“(Still)” Mice; Ki Aldi’lflhf The door (if If)”; by“
us was Magma filth In _
sidewalk an alert street an that
the north this and it it thatch
"if-
The burglars broke into Tessie” ,
at t‘ompo beach for lhu summer.
M.
Mr. and Mrs. William 1.. Taylor and
family are now domiciled in their new
. IIIDI‘.
I.
hire. iiculumiu Middlebrooh. of
Cross iiinhway, is entertaining her
daughter and granddaughter. of Dan.
lilies Florence fibula. a pupil at the
heat and Dumb lacunae, of iiurtford.
has returned for the summer vacation
which one will spend with her father.
l The Bengali baseball nine. of bridge-
nlue, Sunday. On July 1th there fill
be two games played ou‘tiiu loos
diamond. of Sahsciueli.
lips before- Justice
“fined til 00 and cost
ll his employer
; aunt; arbitration treaties with Great
lirltabr and France. has taken a most
island Sound. The harbor is good. and _
Ministry of. Trade in negotiating with
‘or 32 mars It norm in the home of
«a street: of gray
The local assistant to nature in a.
port will cross but: With the Weatport
I uterine and moonlit; the hair in Win
'l‘uruugfi Ilia «can of Represent»
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wAu'r WORLD vino: eere.
IINEW HAVEN June 2.8--The New
Raven Business lieu s Association has '
passed the folloivini; resolutions:
I Whereas: President Taft in negoti-
advanced step towaid universal peace,
and,
Whereas: it is uultc apparent that
the people of this country are practi-
cally unanimous in favor of such treat~
ion with all the nations of the world
iness Men's Association heartily sup-
ports President Taft in his efforts to
eliminate the possibilities of war‘be.
tween the United States and otborhu-
lions.
Resolved: That the committee on
Senate be urged to report favorably
on said treaties and the Senators from
Connecticut urged to work and vote
for the ratification of. the same.
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Jawsoseme TO ATTEND FAIR.
s'r. Pnrhnsnuao. June 28.-—-The
the Ministry of the interior with a
view to the temorary suspension of
the order of the governor of I'i‘ouoiak.
Siberia, prohibiting cha attending
the fur fair at Tynmeu»
, if the ministry oiilie interior does
not grant this roucchlou the other
ministry will take the case before the
Council or Ministers ‘
Premier Blob'ulu holds the Mt or
interior Affairs and the present action
was taken follouiug a telegraphic up-
peal from the Boarder Trade of Tyu
men setting forth that the excludion
of the Jews from the/city was injurious
to luminous. The premier recognizes
find the order or the governor on Ten
Disk is in acoldunce with the letter
of the law, but also that the law bus
never been appiird rigorously.
NURSE'S WILL ‘CONTESTED.
in the Probate Court at New Haven
yesterday, a conical was started on
the admission to probate of the will of
Will} J \‘r'nldmu. aged 88. who was
, mm 1. liotclilil'iib.inlihnt city WIi'eII
Miss “aidron ‘dft-li she left no
mm or about. cabin, of which than
was bequeathed to the Humphrey
SII‘N‘I Church. and the balance to
relatives in New ('il'naau. .Ou behalf
of relatives who live in New liaven.
Attorney George W. t‘rawl‘ord is on
posing the will. and claims that undue
luiiueuce was used on Miss Waidron
in getting her to make the bequests.
and in climluallruthcw iiaren rela-
tives. “
KENT LUMBER 8 ED BURNED.
Khbi'i‘. June 25. Jab» umber shod c0!»
tulninu hundreds of feel of lumber and
a barn adjoining. both owned by
Watchman liiorchouac, or this place.
were destroyed with their contents by
fire. late last night. The lone caused
is estimated at $5.000. The cause of
the lire in undetermined: A fire in
two burns nearby occurred about ten
days ago, and the fire last night have
aroused some suspicion of incendiar-
ism.
liilill Sill. iiillii
‘ illllliiill IIIISII
A Harmless Remedy. Made from
Garden 8m. Rectum
Color in Grey Hair
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A fouling of sadness accompanied
the discovery of the first gray hairs.
which. unfortunately. are locked limo
so heralds or advancing an. Gray
hairs. however, are not always IIII indie
cation of advancing" scalar many poo
(if course. it in unnatural. and lad].
rules that there hi something wrong
with the individual. and that datum
needs assistance in coming the
trouble. The male in« true of hair that
«it constantly falling out and becoming
thiuubr every day if everything iii
right with nature. the hair. oven in
communion elderly people. should
be fling, illicit and Wm Ivliboui even
dolly it“. It M W
follicle hair and promotes its ”DW‘IIRA.
Resolved: ThattheNew Haven Bus- 3
foreign relations of the United States ‘
‘3
ii: Brown. announce that they will" ex-
loud every reasonable courtesy to out-
of town patrons, and in the case of tee which will redistrict the state in«
. their New Canaan friends they hope to Congressional districts will mee _
that the train will be sufficiently well today, when proposed plans will we
patronized to warrant petitioning the submitted One has been drawn up u
I'Iallroad officials for a regular sched- Senator Plait in behalf of the Repub
uled train nightly at this hour.
aeoisrmcrme or In: silo.
HARTFORD, June 28 I—The commi
At lican members.
It puts New London,
present the management is putting up Windham. Tolisnd and Mlddies
a comparatively big guarantee to the Counties in one district; it divides
railroad company and if the fares are New Haven county, splits up Fairh d‘
not up to the guarantee they must county, and creates a new district In
make up the difference. It is expected Litchiield county, to which are added
that a large crowd will take advantage the towns of Sherman, New Fairiieid,‘
of this convenience tonight. and visit‘BroolIfleld, Newtown, from Fair-field
Stamford, either for pleasure or busi- Sduthbury. Middlebury, Waterbur
“888 purposes. Wolcott and Cheshire from New H
ven ocunty; Southingt‘on Bristol. Bur;
lington, Canton and Hahrtland of Hart:
ford county .
New (Janeen has only‘ recently ap-
neared in the list of health and sum-
.Ine'r resorts. but its oedtlctivn charms
and healthful aqusphere have be-
come unite widely known. Persons of
delicate constitution and semi-lava
lids have frequently come hither seek-
Ing restoration to health, and here the
lost treasure has been found Out-Isa-
lubrioue climate, and the soothing
quietness of our surrounding bills have
begun to be appreciated by those
who with nerves and worn brain Wears
led. seek the rest and healing which
nature gives. Few inland towns can
boast of greater or more varied
charms than New Canaan. Nature has
bestowed with rare prodigity her gifts
upon our town and its vicinsge. The
twenty-four square miles of territory
embraced in our township, covers
some of the most attractive and pic-
turesque scenery to be found anywhere
in this section. From many of our are-
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TO CELEBRATE THE FIRST BAT-
TLE OF BULL RUN.”
WASHINGTON, June 28.-~plans are
now complete for the celebration of
the fiftieth anivcrsary of the first
battle 'of Bull Run, which will really
be a grand reunion of the survivors of
the Union and Confederate armies. _
The celebration wll begin on July 10th
with a local musical festival. but the
real celebration will be held on July
armies will meet at the Henry farm
David w. Raymond
Funeral Director and Embalmer .
19 North Main Street. ilouth flown
Residence. a Washington Street.
Telephone at office. 880-2. ‘
Telephone at noun. "8..
nuns traversing the ridges upon which
the town is situated panoramic views
of, long island Sound delight the eye
Stenmbouta and sailing vessels render"I
ed diminutive by their distance. dot
in the afternoon. President Taft and
the Governor of Virginia will speak
it is expected that“mnny of the sur
TRAVELERS
Liability Polici’eS ;}
Prater: t
rivers of the First, Second and Third
regiments of Connecticut will be pres‘
ent.
the horizon, Across the expense of
blue water. the deeper blue of the
island which gives its name to the"
pie have gray hairs quite early in life. ‘ .
was held in Lewiuboro, Monday ova»
mug, when a memorial was unveiled «
Sound stands out in restful outline
against the southern sky. The charm-
ing drives over excellent countri
roads, connecting with several nearby
towns, is Inotbecfeature.‘ which ate
tracts those who seek rest and recrea-
tion and health amid nature's most do
lightful haunts.
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John O'Sbaughncssyiiis “orltlllg for
Monroe Son.
mud——
The Misses De Forest and Chas.
’i‘urautlno spent Sunday Trinity
iii
Lilith ‘
S. R. Cliichester‘a office on Forest
strcui. has been repainted and rent)-
rated.
Prof. w. B. Hell, of Canoe Hill, who
has been seriously ill of pneumonia, is
recovering.
Willard Lounsbury is seriously ill at
his home. corner of Grove street and
Railroad avenue.
iiiish Elia Krapowicz has resumed
her duties at the local telephone office
after a pleasant week's vacation.
Friends of E. i). Litchiiold, who was
operated upon for appendicitis at the
Stamford Hospital. several days ago.
will be pleased to learn that he is con-
valcsclng.
Rev. Father P. J. (Theory enter
iuincd several priests from aurroundé
ing parishes, yesterday. the occasion
being the twenty- -second anulv oi nary of
his ordination.
A small fire was started in the
apartment over i. Botkln‘l store. yes-
Automobiie Owners j
J. M. Layton 81 Co.” A
INSURANCE AND HLEAL ESTA?
' Aces-n
5 Railroad Ave,
ABK US ABOUT RATE. u
south Moi-walnut,
‘0 H I 0
STEAM
COOKERS
Give Satisfaction at the First
Trial
The entire dinner, not only
cooked at one time, but with
very little trouble. Greatly re
duced prices.
Horace R. Nash
N. Main & Weill Sta.
S.Norwallt
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PAPER R
Spring Goods
, Now in Stock
E. E. Gotham"
Decorator
10 First It. mm Nor-walk
"remnant Is:
Oculists and Opticians
liuve‘yop a sandy. gritty feeling
in your eyes at night? That shows
the used of glasses. Let our Phy-
icrday morning. but by quick Irork
the firemen were able to quench it
liilIIII Elltuhoih Krapowicr. who has
been studying at the Normal School,
in New britsin, has returned to her
home on Smith’s Ridge for‘tho snub
mar. filial limpoIIica remind her
diploma last week, and has already ob~
tulued Ii poultilin
Aeolomn and impressive service
in honor of the late Rev. Charles Sel-
representativea of St. Mark’s Church
halter. Will. 0. tiresvenor. of
tumours address.
before any serious damage was dome.i
illicit. formerly ocliorwuik, Among the .
.9! this term who attended were Rev,
R. H. Nelda. D. l).; Wm. L. Ger-Ilsa; ‘
Wot. Win. ii. burr and Samuel L. Tut.
York, Ireiiaiiaowa here. delivered the ‘3
New cannon people are rejoicing
alciau. who is a skilled eye speciub
lat. examine your eyes. Sutisfuc
tion guaranteed.
37 Atlantic Moan, thmford. noun.
Open Monday II Sbturdsy Evenings
0
order. it will reseller prompt aliens
“”1611 in MD“ of lilo. phone 119 your
late youii oven
heat. pet cello
sideat
‘1 corn huge on Sulphur flair honestly.
saloon and mm uremia: for
dead:
bat“ ill I
over the fact that they are to have Ii
theatre train. Through the enterprise
bf Fielder a Brown, of the Alhambra
tied and you will know that you are
getting tub. best and purest ice entire .
Inertial. We can't explain why on . x
“m“ ”WWW“ “MW train will somehow or other our lea seems It? .
Am“ “1|de '0'“ N“ “Win no: longer than other ice. Phone 590 .
11¢um
we
ran whitewash will realm faded or
t
”a” film“, evening, ”I‘m” mini lode for a trial order;
all“ If“ the final curtain at “the y ,
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