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Evening sentinel, Monday, August 28, 1911 · page 10

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,, 92hr lotion! celebration.
thou amide their limited
"to swim oi the anal-
h was one that comes to

"nine of Mr. Alexander and
ion, .7. Wildmun took place
hart time often the outbreak
_ “Civil War and almost upon the
tit Mr. Alexander’s departure for
r In a. member of the company
nged‘in‘ Danbury by Captain Benja-
Sill . Skinner;

money on August 28 thtee days at-
al- tho martinge. Mr. Alexander 3
term of enlistment was three years,
illitv'it was his good fortune in be or
dared to Connecticut for recultln-g oer
flee to short time afterwards and a per
lion of his time in that branch of the
service was spent at. home

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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I SEEKS TO ENJOIN BIG CONCERN
A temporary iniunctionh has been
granted by Judge Wheeler of New
ILondon, Conn, against the Stelsliipt
Oyster System, restraining them ttotn
I’iilllilg the‘ pie: of the public bod oil
‘ City Polynt known as the Barton pie
party. The Injunction was asked by
Michael Hammond and others of City
Point. The case will come. up in the
Seg'temher term of the Superior Court
in New London.

 

 

 

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‘s'rrtn B: 53 I imIYIPTOKI

2. Iiiiiniilieth Murphy; ono oi
oi oi South Norwoik whom
limbo". m ore bound for Edith-k

0n the trip further out
they would Itop at ‘cniouo and. St.
Paul At the former city they expou-
ted to coil on the Iarohbilihop of Chi.
ooze, having lettorI of introduction
from Rev. Father Shonley, oi Dunbum
Stops Were made also in Rochester
and Syraoul‘o. and the young iodine
were much pleased; with each city.
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ANOTHER watcx 'vncri'M LoAvos
Miss Mary Moneeney. one of the
most seriously injured in the Federal
express wrécit, was able to leave St,
Vinoent'e hospital in Bridgeport But.
today, and accompanied by a (cousin.
returned to her home in Philadelphia.

 

 

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DAVID W. RAYMOND

Funeral Director and Embolmer
‘13 North Main Street, South Norwllk
ReIldInoI. 5 Wuhington Street.

Telephone at oflloo. 336-2.
Telephone at home. 693.

 

 

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Fenwick Optical Co.

2 Worthington. They stated that the‘
2 only hot! mom Nllw: Falls and,

’ Buffalo. libero the didn’t: wore lolly
2, @1110de

Rent $5 a day;

Mentioned front ii‘irIt Ilium; . ‘
beneddoiit wobblno. which wormed
the not in o? the trout: oil young our!
old on muted to, anoint in limiting tho
event one of the bonnie“ of tho Iod-
oon. lsuoceu otended the affair from
the start and those who attended were
rewarded by min; some“ the boot

 

the moon has then tor attended.
Girls and horn. monumed by the turn
tor the better in the weather condition

and the, loyal oupport of their triendo.
did their minute with u opirit that W“
hood to one.

Thu affair who attended by a. largo
nomhor of the memborn who returned
to allow the weather to lnterlet'e and
their enthusiasm went for towardn
making the carnival the filmlieliii that
it won. .

it, was much later in the afternoon
than liad‘heeu plonnrd for u start. be-
fore the iirsl event was inn. the local
Warhol- prophets not helm; able to
count to terms with the conditions at
once.

However, the delm war not noticed
to any great extent owing to llit‘ ulc-l
tlvitles of the bow and girls who wore
to elmer the several conierto and who
entertained the opet‘lntoro with their
Mom to warm up to the occasion.

A mlmliol of yachts gathered out on
the inili‘ mile course to watch the
menus and greeted tlw good work at
the (outealnntu from iiilnr to time u lih
hlam of their whi’ntha

'i‘l‘o uppoarmtod ‘n' lintnm may.
chairman of the committee nrmod
Willi a his luagnphono on the float'
will the signal for the beginning of the
events Theiudnm 1.2 H. Noah A. it
Rummler and A. lluldht Keep, Iii 0
took up their position: in minute
semis plill‘l'ti

The l‘itui event of the day wu thIl
Mia yard awim tor girls under four-2

citemont entered into the Invent with‘
tho lining up of the 5mm; indict Indl
It the emit a! the pistol. a nhout went
up from tho oxlmmnnt crowd \hich
went for in him! Mini then filtirlt 0!
tho gathering was The rm who it
mod one. him Pimento Ruinmler bin
dim: first plum. with Minn imulio
Jenna n‘cluso second, Alias Helen Rm-
mno took third plum

The dillim (cutest tor mun rump
next. This is always I pretty exhi-
blllnn. the form of tho oontoetaul:
counting mud: in their later it wait;
a rlnwn m. o tor the pillow: lint-vinono
(ill‘l'iii‘il linrold lioldnin and Allen

ditvlni: a! nil tin-re mung mm was vit-
t-apllonnlly gum! and the lodges award

 

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RATIO .2 FIR DAY AND UPWARO ‘
with tho titty-yard win: for boys.

mum doing linoly.

2 mum in no idiot boot. .‘fliill'

 

oil tlm prizes in the order uivon
olhore.~

Then i'nuw tlw lilillml' lilrlmz t‘on
idiot. in this i‘Vt‘lil. tho young womvu

ohm. oil it ruultultitlulu tiogreo of pin
lit iunry rind furnished heir Ipt‘clillllrfi
with n number or thrilli. no thou amoe-
iully loft the float and ported the w:-
tor ulthont n uplndh Miss Ruth Bald
thin took first lulll‘; “in Rule (iro-
lllnm. around, and Mia: Ethel not her.
lllllll‘tl.

'l‘ltn \vnlm'inelon content itlrniallml a
World of {mi \ndrow ll Lyon and

linvmonti (iernrd smiling the delicionII

lrult away from the other: witho
hallo that ontonirhed spectators and
the other: in the content. Mr Lyon
mo accorded the winner of the con-
teot llilil tram his or to the younger
doll: to be countinieit by them

in tho lilo yard swim for indie-I, Mid:
Ethel not her won out in excellent

form. followed by Mini llltmoho Bmltir
in mood place and Min Ruth Baldwinl

third.
There was I lot of fun connected

which come next. the youthful con-
Goorso Smith
look lint prioo: Edward McMahon.
mind. and Word Green. third,

in the 100 yard win: for men. A
Clark took on easy am; John Form!
a clone :ocond, Ind ii. Clark. third.

The hurry mm race with all it:
attending excitement come next and
won lull oi thrill: Ind clever work;
(loom Chadderton name in am;
Donal“ Null. Ioeotrd Ind Raymond
Gerard third

The half mile swim (or the men

1 ‘Mltl woo of I rinoro Io’riouo nature

Ind mrolohod‘ the Ipoototoro with ‘In
Ifmllerit canton. Andrew H. Loon.
owimminc beentiiuiiy and men It
the finish, we: on my Winner. Allen

Mom Mo in next. minimum mac. 2'

with Herbert Baldwin in third irked.

Then coma the tilting «hoe event,
which won the moat auditing and no
nielt event of the any Villain J.
Mofluuh, In. ind floor“ 31!; 13%

ton. mood with” their Milli. hood oil

Intuit liloriiidnri thew Ind '

Baldwin in the first but. "Bill” '
down in order to be 'I 2‘

’ 02W“?! thereon
. II met their Wad

exhibitions in water mumbled which -

‘iden yearn of ago The element of cit-T

Motlt‘fi iloitiz tho twill three by for. The:

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climb their third
inoooogivo irlol ‘w n‘ thoy m aton-
ley Baldwin and Domino Null. the
motor turning they over into the ow
'm ”M I MP Mt. ’

1“th mo tho limit» with Norton
allow and lint-old Baldwin Initial. ilk L
Nun “a Why mutton. no lion
was o 0th one. but Show end‘ .‘
Baldwin won out. hondilv.

The hall mile... ounce race for girl!
Well the next event and m disap-
pointing, in that the choirmon oi the
events called the first start a him
one imam three 01’ the contention oo-
noeI tailed to make I hood mnwhlle
that in which the Mum Blanche
Smith and Ethel Bockér were Ivoidod
the Jam and Itarted on on the lirlt has
of the match in emollient fashion.
From the viewpoint oi' the spectators;
the action at tho ohnlrihon was ill nd'
titted, to my the least. Aoecond start
was made and the race was on. Mill-3
on Mildred Nuh and Ethel Gray took?
first place; Mm Elizabeth Lathom. of
Brooklyn and Mm Koto lemm. we"
0nd; Mina Blanche Smith and um"
Ethel Booker. third and Min: Mary
ilioultto Chancellor and Miss ldn Vehl

;,lin fourth. l
l The half mile rnnoo race for men3
l was won by George Cimddorton. with l
“Donation and Harold Noah in mud.
l place and William Fouls and Godfrey i
Show third 3

After the int evont had been run
mediators and multiponts alike goth—
‘orod on the spacious grounds of the
mini: and wore there served with re.

lmhmont: by I romrnittoo or ludioo'?
land their mutant: in the younger lit-E
dies or the club. Hot and cold minl‘
lien and cakes wow the main teatum'
oi the roimnhmentoo and were served
from tolling placed upon the lawn AI
succeuiul it function In any at it: no»
{tore ever held It the Knob was thin
lyeom Ind all due to the edema!
Mrs. Kola Themes Ind her able corp:
of onlounto

litre Thoma I“ to it that the not:
. licipom: in the rues «one not forgot-
ton in the hour of hustle and bustle
;nnd whom they Ill appeared having
donned their clothing Mrs 'l‘ltomu
vied thorn in the lunch house where Ilia

hnd nomad o oormt number of

dildo to solidly the hunrry tooth and
bad too brought in immediately All
tweru high in their prom for both Mm.
Thomonnnd lira. W. (3. Shoe who on t
filflt‘t‘l’t‘d this port of the ”fair In tinc-
i Mneflulli

lira. Thoma woo minted by idn.‘
Motion Manon. mm. 0 Show.
Mu Jump: Greene \litm hilly E.
Smith, Mr: A. .l. ltummlur. hire. lid
word 1.. ilrodloy. MN. 9. W. Gerard
presided over tlw tea um and Mrs.
. William C'. lesuup diepunsed (‘oltl ten.

. Anions: lite runny mum; ludlrs who no

dlhiml in denim: the totrerltmomII
WtN‘ llm l‘oiltminut Miriam: lluth.
'l‘linmm, Mar) .lnnninm. Clnmr Ruh'
two lane. Enid and Elaine Show.

Blanche l-imltll l-‘thul (inn Alto Bur-I
imll Grow» Boymnul ida \‘m-lln, Vlo-E
lotto Hum. ltlwpliiiu and Roberto:
illummlor. Helen. Amelia and Ethel

Hiltwker Mildred Humor. Role Jonson:
‘i-‘nuny and Julio Stowe, liuih Baldwin?
Nollie Bollocil Katherine Mulkin and;
mom othoru

Pruidem issue 8. Jennings. oi the
5.0luh anointed by the :nlorlIlnmonl
committee. after llw refroohmento bod“
been Inrved prmomed the print» to
.ihe winner: 0! the vorlouo events
{which presentation m accompanied
thy the usual outlining“: Illicit is al-
ways in vogue at the knob Club.
Bin-thin. young lady winner: and the
young men who had boon Iuoooufni

 

 

 

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. in tin! doy‘I ovonio received their boon-
titul prison for their iriuto‘blio.

Among the prim were :overol booth
Iomo wards. Raymond Gourd rm
OGIM the meet lmutli‘ul in wt of solidi
IiiVor mounted mllltm bolr'lmioliel.
tho prliio for the diving content. ilI'O 2
noted by Ron llumhord. WilllIm
Burial: at the entertainment oofiimib
too donated never-l prim There
wot-.1 undo; the own “the military
brothel. Mm. sol. diver Ind
braille modulo. out! homo, medium
II, «and oupl, olive; patch box“ and
6. beautiful picture time of Illror.

in the mniut thoidlnco W the
amt Iuoooooilil of the mot: and no .
moot lonely attend"! of tiny Io tor.
Brownfield: ombootm. of Student.
Minted the motto II quIl.

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it Milton moo troll token to I loool
he'opitol mtoi'dny «fluidly wounded.
on vault of n mo in the hook in
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