3100!! today. i I.
M125 ' Alhort Oldzord has; rationed
to her home other vloiting in Pitta.-
field. Mauls.
m--~.-M
Mrs Edward .llrlritt. of
aveuuo. is if‘lllfll‘illllllllg her
from l’oellukill, NI. Y.
Sooviowg
,3.
" t (11" Schoolu. . li‘.
of butchers in Center Sc;luol,uyeat.er-
.day, planning tho workgot the coming
i your. .
M~ m"...
I'l‘ho (11151.01 ot' the mat Baptist
(parents IChurch of, Arlington N. J...11n(l Mrs.‘
Schiudell hue spending a tow days
»«---—-— ‘with Mr. and Mrs. Lester of Main
Mr. (1nd Mrs. John (‘rmnwoll of this street.
place... (no 91110115111an their gluud- i m. _ .
(daughter from Seymour, Conn. , i 'l‘hLI cake sale hold Friday often
1
Mi" ”W who has be?“ “BMW Morohouao. by tho Ladloo' Aid Socielyi
with M” Him" 'l‘zul.oi or C" ”"9 “V“ of the Congregational church, was aI
hue, lulu returned to her home in
Pat-chemo
Minor ‘lamlilo and unriy oi? thiu‘
" place. witnessed the linrmsworfh Cup
1., Saturday.
. Ajax. ‘
. Mrs. J. lrring; linn'nlng:
. ‘L‘llliuu Youna‘s. who huro been visitr
_ Ilng with live. llonry Finch. of Chest-
nut llill‘. returned to their homes on
Saturday.
tailing the trip on tho
Rev, Air. \uhislrom occupied the
1111111711 (Hui 111Ioucl1odut the morning
and owning; ycrvhrus that were held"
at Elie Swedish Pongrogntionnl (lhlll‘l‘h
yesuoriiay.
The ll‘iUUil‘i} business nicoilng oi
the 1111151 Norwnlk lI‘iru l‘olicu will he
held on Monday evening: of next
ill/leek. 'i‘lmro will in: no rimming to-
night, as shill-ni.
Suturdni s («nouermnndo the weath-..
. or conditions so duhious that many
, \(Iho 3111mm.) iii; 13 to tho honvf races
pr oximr .. .1005 were construined lo
I; give lluIin up.
Thur Saturday was 1.1 "molly (Iolzi
(lay for ihu Mitt (lay of August, was
genernil) .Iulnilttud. when it 1I.I11:=~i"ound
, that tho (luI-rnmmolor registorotl the
Eemllt‘l‘fllill‘v n.1, forty-three dogmas.
7 “The (loudllcfis of tho Lord" was
Ithe (onto and Miss .lonnie lllrolmrd
" j .- {he l(lz(?(~'r of the mooring oi' the
’ .. Young I (>in M Sociltt of Loyal \\ ork-
”firs thni \I. .111 hold 111 tlIc Adwnl Chris»
Iiwm church 1m evening.
W._W_...,.,..- ,
Nichorson of
Mr. and Airs. Hurry
East Norivulk :qu tho lumpy uurentt‘
of an 5' 1-1} mud hob. girl. which
arrived 11151 (Ironing.
formerly lived in Stamford where he
ds‘woll l1nown.~-- Slnmford Advocnto.
Communion “Ins; server] at tho
morning Eunice (in; was held at the
last Ai‘onurI Mulliodlsl church yes-
terday. 11-1. 9.. ll. lI‘nii‘unnks oillcfo
lied. 'i‘ltr iwuinr 1I\‘l)ll"lil;; service wns
held and tho pox-nor 11:111.» :1 short tulk.
Rev. (loorso hi. 'l‘uunlo occupied the
pulpit, 11nd iii-(:thwl :11 the mornint:
and evoniuv. surrluvs that were held
at the Adwul (‘hi‘lsliun (lhuruh yes-
terdny. 'l‘htI (1(I1IritI1-u
tended 111111 the
apprecinu-(l
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East Norwalk
Fire DistriCt
. COMMERCIAL
Electric Dept.
Day 8: Night Service
RATES
Effective August lat, Ni:
3. to 50l{.W.1loul-o .....12(: not
‘51 to 1.11) K W. Hours lio net’
., . 151 to 800 K. W. llours like not
)01 to (100 it. w. llouru 91: not
"‘ Ilnlmulm charge 50:; war month.
1901- power (atoll molt» applies/lion
‘ Electric Elation.
‘ carbon Lamps furnished mm for
_ on: out or dull 111mm.
hummus of the (tomato at tho
tale: in ouuoutly‘ oollcttud.
EDW‘ED’ ill: ‘ MEAD,
151.1113 E. KUWARD, ,
William H. SMWEN. _
. (361111111 bloom.
filntoruntionui raves at llnnliug‘ on, Id ’
and lilisuI1
M (I. Niukorson ‘
wore well ill-1
unstur's sermons wmIeI
noon at the home of Mrs. Albert
big succeso.
i W. ..__.._- ..
"9 Petitions which have Deon circular»
ed for iho purroso ol‘. obtaining
enough names to have the question oi
next town election have been success-
ful.
The Dorian team will play lh(I in-
depondeuts of Bridgepmt this after-
nOon in orien. This team is 130111110?»
ed of the stars. of the industrial Lea-
gue which has jllilt. closed. A goml
game is expected. Thurs is no game
scheduled for this morning.
The contract for transporting chi!-
(lron hum tho northwestern unit
the town to school (lolly during 111.”:
coming year was awarded inst woo-lo
to A. V. Mlllsuuugh. llu huh- a new
motor-truck and will (-0111on children.
from tho Holmes district in 'th11—
hrook. from the upper oration, to tho
Cooler Schaol inlmrlon (Inch morn--
ing. He .will he mid $7.115): (lot.
on. 1... _ .
At Fi‘lliu‘y night's Rhnnhllvun oau
(Ins thII following delegaieo w. . re el-
(30101]le tho Stole convention thir-
les 13. Fitch 111111 I: M. Smiih;
Congreoswnal convention.
"SCENE-F" 11nd .leromo S. loinur; Sum;
1111311111 convention. M11111 W. Norman."
and William llugrlnio; Proliuifé .tion-
\Ionlion, li‘r Iunh ..ll Holmes and i}. ll.
(Jl'lli'oot. NontI of tho delegations \vms
instructed.
'l‘lnI largont
was lll‘ertIlll Saiuxdny ovoning \ll
'ihé h001l15 wmé well initronized .1111]
the (lance floor-I was (Iron/audio}! (Irv
ning ()n Finlay ownlny tho (Inter-
iainmont was in the form of u sketch
entitled ‘A Social ()nloaut” This was
:1 domestic drama in one not, and was
actually the hisstammeur not ever giv-I
(Jhunncey Tyler, usj
us ‘
on at the piano;
Lawrence Emmott, disguised
“MotlndelIlng‘Mlck.” 11 111111111, 11111611 111
William .‘iicrulin wa3"ui
distinct hit.
clover- politician and rnnIIhl who wont
under tho nunio of lion. i1 rink R0115
more. J. ll. Higgins, on Judge Mout~
gomery of tho Circuit tfiurt. made a
solemn and austere judgo, and car-
'rled his part well. Miss (1:511:01 Citri-
8011 as Julia. his allogod (iuughiur, 11nd
Mrs. Wm. Blanchard. as Genie,
lively niece, carried excellent rolos.
Thu curtain (loos with Genie dancing.
;Konmoro enters and in later joined
"lily the Judge. The two diacuoa (nur-
Hinge for Home limo. Kenmore making
itho Juduo for Julio's hand. lilo loarns
lfrom him that 111119 in only an adapted.
gchiid. Emmet appears no a tramp 11nd
icreutcn i‘un. llo departs only to re:
fitmleur again abruptly. Hey in recall
nlzed hy Kenmore, who seen u ohauoiI
to use him. Kenmore tlueutono to
disciooe his idoniity unions ho otters
to claim Julia, (15 his last child.
en. The judge in Easily deceived 111111
John learns (hut he in 1101 her lather.
that talk moho tho .play 1111111111111“
(1111. Julio's desire to he no
1
in; dlncovored, everything in cleared
up and tho oiujtalu fella.
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Williams mix": in session with his corps ;
license or no iiconso voted upon at the .
‘ "_ (role to get it for you. .
You won't mind 4
of V
lo the .
G50: go I
crowd which uttomicd"
tho (Iurnirul at the \‘oroton firehouse;
his ‘
Elm.
mot agrees and the plans are arranxé
lhlmmet's confuuiou of wards create: (1
laughable aceno. His actions and fur-3
as he .endeavorn to (straighten thingi‘
mom
than 11 friend to Kenmore in 'increaa.’
.ed 81111 llutix volumes him. (.1111 ((511111
will (we liked
ButewhultIhqrt worst was that ii“
ins 111111 to moot ‘oot‘ne heavy bills, he
found it Would bu outta impossible to
buy the bionic than 1111 11nd promlh‘od
his 110'); Santa Claus («1111.1 hm: ‘ ‘
Han was Harri? for tha monoclon-
‘ went 111M; he 11m lilo lad" Would lit-(11
not to wait and have the disappoint-
11 out to the lad a manly little chap.
11nd 80.1112.
“Look here. my boy. you are old
Christmas when you received gifts you
(supposml, nod, indeed, we told you.
they who brought by Santa Claus.
“All a matter of foot, Suntan Claus 111
only 1r mokonbeliew. u tradition that
has come down through the ages to
:help make tho Ghrlutmas season
brighter and happier and lens selfish
for children. The truth in that your
mother and myself have ulwoyo been
your 811nm. Claim.
"This year. sonny. "things have not
can't Just afford that bicycle that you
thought Santa Chum was going to
bring you
“lie a brave little man about it. and
. we‘ll how: a merry Christmas anyway.
imul maybe early in the year I‘ll «be
But i really
1 can't nilord it now.
very much. will you?”
“Whywnowdatl.” sold the lad.
though he lmti to light a. hit to keep
the tours out of his eyes.
“lint." he sold. thoughtfully. "no
Suntn (11111111! Why. 1 helioveo in him.
Eur. dud, you haven’t been fooling ma
. .uhout Jeans. 100. have 5Itou'l”v~~l-Zt. Louis
Republic.
Terms in Modern Evolution.
"Yes. it was romance, all right,
oven it it did turn out hudlsz. It
started at one of loot Ewing‘s picg
She won plucking white daisies ~
11in: s.
or something with the proper haok~
ground in nelauocmo. He saw hol‘
11nd muttered: “011, you pretty
131111.111?"
l "l‘hen what?"
1 "011 she overheard it. nil riI ht. and
in I1 roundabout way an introduction
. folloued.”
i “Go on."
1 “V."oil. it won't many weeks ho
fore ho had her out under the trees
in the moonlight with a mocking blrd
oucomphnfiuont.’ halting her: '00:;
duckies ‘15 on?"
i ”Nut monitor."
"Tho first (I wok in June ho mnr‘
shnled up sullluient courage to any:
‘Say, chlohou. let‘s get married?"
‘ “1 I500: short ongagoment. eh?"
3 “Yeh; wedded bliss not
either. Along with other ihdignltlou
alleged in her divorce petition she
,snys he called hor u goose. Ho re.
. inflated by saying no man was. ex-
toring guinea nlwuys around."
“Now what?"
”She got her freedom yesterday. To-
night ho'u colehrutlng, declaring he's
glad ho‘o rid of tho old hen.”-—SL
(Louis Republic.
Tennis in Japan.
The Japanese hm dluoloyad. a pa.
uullnr aptitude for lawn tennis.
many Indianapolis plum-11 the sight
. of an expert Japanese on the pork
courts in not uncommbn. Among the
host amateur players in.the city .are
Javanese houoo servants. What. they
lack in height they more than make
flu in agility They seem to be" inde~
intlguble Tennis. like baseball. is
pan. The former has 116001113 a. tu-
vorlto among Jununeu high school
and college students. Intarcolloulato
Hamel: have 111110 mama popular
among the s€udcmta and their Melton.
Among the wollkuown institutions
that ban a. largo numhor ot‘onulusi.
antic tennis player: are the toilowlnc:
i Toxin Higher Normal school. Tokio
1 Commercial school (higher). Was-do
(university. Toluo Kyoto utllvorulty.
Kyoto; Third high nebool. Kyoto.
. The foreign communities in the vari»
on! ports Yoltohnma, Kain and Na-
smkl, hm: tannin oluhi. Th 1m
in: foreign club at Yokohama l-
lmo‘wn on tho Ladlol' Lawn Tonal:
in: (111111111111:me in Japan. than law
in: a: Isotorlen in Toldo lion.
"mack lull Blue"
mm 13'. :11. llmofiim 5"":"11‘
til
(211”;th oil oholothing oi tom 1 132;“. g
‘l of him
tho’ why of ‘gli’ts 1151 could . ‘
and he (locum: that it would he beat ‘
moot. cums on Christmas (11111.30 he '
enough now to understand things. Each .
lihon going very (roll with me and I
long.“
muted to stay mnrriod with a chat:
To'
steadily growing in popularity in' Jn-'
(slob. Tannin mm» of! almond! bo- .
hurl or 11111 11111 in
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TRAINED AMMAL EXHIBITION“
Free Street Parade, ”A. M. .2 Exhibitions, Afternoon at 2. Night at 8.
RW
Mr. and Mrs. Charles '1‘. Mitchell. or
Mann street are spending a few days
at Saratoga and Lake George. New
Illork.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Homrd Evnry. of
Pennoyor street. have been unending
a tow days in Albany and other places
(in the Hudsonhlver. ~ ‘
R. A. Llohrrot Rowwton has been ‘
unending a low dun m 13111151111011.
Miss Mary human (1! Raymond
meet, has gone to Onoomo, New
310111.10 visither stator.
Mina (Blonollo Smith of Rowayton.
who was injured at the Knob Club
‘whllo diving I weak ago. la abla to»
be out, and (11011311 lull (tutoring Mam
the Movies .1111 remind. 15410111116131»
3th better. liar many (flood: am
phased to note he:- recovery and are
extending (hair hourly, xenon-111111111.
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fluvorlntendont'Mch. or the are-
moro Minion in New York city, more
an address at the Quinton 1311111151.
chum}: 6111165? (151111.11. Mr. Moore; °
11ml: the ”auto? _
h a DIM! Wihli"
.aturday Sept. 21
It; is well to advertise in The
Sentinel when your business is
dull—- to (stimulate its growth.
"It is also well to advertise in
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The Sentinel when your busmeas
is briakw to mdintain success.
§ 11111 NEW
-reamland
Showing Today.
\ .
The ‘Adarvell Scandalwl’tu leclnir him
illi‘e‘." A very inlororstlug illt'iillc:
511112 to please nil.
"4 I;
(Etheiio Sacrifice-~11 lI‘owur'n picture.
A otory of a (poor young mother.
. who generously yields up her liroi‘.
horn to have the lilo 11nd rensou ot
hor»wealthy...slster. . ., I
Blindwll Uhumnion 111(Iiul'o. iii (mo
grand 1‘80] A Very interesting
.otnry. ‘I
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Also 11 two roof loniuro today.
(“lot the imhil and 1.11 in The Dl‘t‘llnk
land and see a (my intenouiinl: 2I..l(1I..
Matinee Today at 2:30.
Evening Performance 7:30.
Ruton Point
Norwalk‘s Popular Resort.
:Fihe Bathing, Boating,
Fishing :: Special
Attractions
Famous Shore Dinners
4—...~—-—--- WW -—.1.m._.. _..o .. _ ”A...” ..
iFoliow the Crowd
Roton‘Poiut
iDancing Pavilion
Dancing Every Night‘ and Saturcmy
Afternoons.
Six Pieces of Music
Handsome Silver Set Given Away
1‘ Every Saturday Night.
"2 W*—~—A .-. u...
S Norwalh
iThurs. After- 5 th'
.noon & Evg
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