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Evening sentinel, Monday, September 30, 1912 · page 8

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M” "Sidney. on i have sold i like you. .
Telephone

m in. South‘ ”ml“ ' ‘ » : f " ‘. “ telepli ex; lie loqhuld across at the, “My “ ”m“ M“ much 0° "Millie
. 87M: wsminoto‘n It, - who..- . _ ' , . "mused soon; tellow locust ,
South Norwalli. coho. , " Hairy Rider or hridne , ‘ .

_ ILiG STEqumAN-lfifl . port are the guests of Fred Bradley.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 

 

. . \ liiiton shot his teeth. fills mind Wes ‘ .

, “my net yl'm. in for it! I mm n I]! ‘ ' ’ '

i . o; started to dive Fsriend .

3W5 ‘0 hm lily beet driver ‘19” ‘0," a definite answer“ he would chuck the
sporty this afternoon. and i havent machine into the ditch.

dot a men on the place; and MN" it There was “silence at moment, then

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

-Miss,dlllise'betii Schlosser has return-
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course. . d l . , , “ ‘ cl“‘ from the be" ”WWW" ‘ “"9 ‘ she said: "Sidney i guess! might as
' “—- V ' ‘ . e . onn't 80 myself." ‘ well sa‘ym" ' . '

John J. Alvord of Greene Farms lino ‘ STA M F O R D The your: fellow straightened “lb Then she screamed. and Farliind

as his guest, his niece, Mis. Everett ‘ ~ ‘ ‘ . . . "Look pot souwoi-riad. Gleason. why shouted“ Hilton brought the his car

Terltou and 5°“ 0‘ m‘dgelm“ The life of a good furnace is of would“ i do? ‘ “p in ‘3‘” “mm with 9' 19"“ “a ‘m'

 
 

. . . The manager stared than his an» mediately fell to rubbing his right
Cider mills in this section are now such length that you will pet“ ioua lace eased "Hilton. it you will wrist. “Pardon-but~—i have a cramp
‘ getting into toll operation. From now hope never buy more than one, _d° ““5 ‘0' m9: 1’" ”9 3°“? ""9 ‘0' “fill my 'Wrist." He moved around.

. the next decade. But if you go {0- doubled ‘ d ‘ l "I «- ”’
on the ripple lllce will be a constant . ' up an 3”" “3' . guess
table hovering: ‘ 50 it Will pay YO“ ‘0 investigate member you aren't driving that his you’ll havo’to, drive~thle~cer~backv
.“ Ms..-” . carefully before 3’0“ purchase. Speeder 0t y-oura. and forget. too. that sin”, he gasped to Furland where the
Gamma Warren .tlio Riverside ave. Such 9. humor: should ventilate lanai? “‘3 mg}; “gurgling: 3:31:33: $1182“? “may stwearlns under
. .an re m e 3 red " ampu av—mywarnl—
line blacksmith has disposed of his the house, as Wt.“ as heat it, by to tell: unless you mounted to But if out-«of commission!"

3“" 3““ intends “0°“ ‘0 leave ‘0‘ h‘“ warming pure all taken from out you will help me out—4 will remember "Well. setup—confound it!" my.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

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sfgfiig‘il’gintgfigf South 0-1“ home in GEE-dig V 0‘ “00“ That ‘5 exam" What ”.23?“ m" k 0, “all?“ till b in in. ‘
l " _ 3 'nl some it' a a new ind n on, I out over wt engu s
‘ silk Evening Sentinel will Mr and Mrs. George Feirohlld have the Stamford furnace does. mm and i will r‘emembel‘" ‘ climbed into the east beside the driv-
cated, after 013mb“ 15* in?” their guest, theii son Howard 0' . A little later. as be seated himself 9' 9 and Off they whirled. ,
5.Wall street, instead of 1'4 Wall wallow” Who is a clerk at the amino FOR SALE BY in the big touring car. in a snug client» Not a Word was spoken. but Fenland
rest, where it has been for saw “9‘“! Mass” ”03‘0““ ' tenr's uniform, he turned to Gleason, milks? at: him onfiedngiii 1holiimiiig r I.” m
' 1 e r . T e new locatio is ‘ mum-’7“ , "18118" In" in,” the 8088“” on, ,0 u e o ave crac e s s u 1: an .' 9 ‘car You see the month-and hear the least
gin tl‘lle a 130$th Tele ta h C21“. . his local trolley men are strong on Horace R. NaSh I should “31"be u; meet some of my Hilton was thankful that the big 303- The Ford is as“ silent as human ingenuity can
offi e f ormgerlp H E ion men Ten additolns from the in c a No to Main and West Streets friends Now where isiti‘" . glen hid his face fl incite it.“ And that means that it'stlie quietest car
““3“: Rea“, ,Estat ary‘ d Insur coi district were added to the Bridge °"‘ ' " ' “1937 mm nvenue---” . When near the business section ;. ffhfigf 332,333??? the m0“ emomlcal. both
“ace offices e port union at their last meeting , ,, “What' Why, man alive. there's she asked Hilton if he felt better, and ~ Smith Main Suez: s. S. L. Benedict, agent, 98

 

Hilton immediately. agreedywitb the
result that. they changed places. For-
lsnd going into the back seat But
Hilton knew that Furland had missed
his opportunity.

At the corner from which they

-~——-—--— ‘ . - ‘ where a girl lives whom i have been
The Saugatuck Whist club met on ‘ trying to convince that I am 3““ the
’I‘liuiedey afternoon Mrs. E. L. Tor right age to marry .lephosaphoii 1
bone was the winner of the first prizé don't.know~‘—&obout—.thls———~" ‘
I 3 Mrs. Anthony 0. Conan, of Elizabeth and tire. Lena F-oirtliild of the second "Well. don't take the chance then

.etreet, has been visiting in New York M t n _ ' i . . .
gm.- Mrs. William E. Nash suffered sev- ‘ Hilton setup. "Take a chance-d t3; 5:93:23 minwuzrgsdogggmdhg‘i‘ie 1 .
“flaw, ernl lacerations on the face when she ' never let one so by. 80 long." ‘ shorter distance to 80 to his oiiloe j - .- 'i . .. o ‘
John H. Paton is confined to his irirped and fell at her home Thm' Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Hoimesp or “‘0‘ ”‘3 ‘3'"? WWW“ °“" °‘ “‘° as she phrased it; laud Farlend left: rele emon ratlon
. nine in East avenue by a slight ill- day afternoon, The bruise?» though Norwulk. were in Wilton on business. "“de ““9 the ““10““ avenue ”“1 after receiving permission to call that , . . '

painful are not serious. , ‘ “9 ““4 It humming “W“ “W 5”“ cvenln ‘ ‘
nqsg‘ Thursd&}. . Itmet. He new [113th would bl") Up fh. AVQDUQ ‘0 her door they UNITED GROCERY COMPANY

 

“Concord Division, No. 2. S. of T.,
are scheduled to meet this evening.

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‘1 . ” » . . to play his cards well to escape ii.- 20 NORTH MAIN STREET.

. Mrs. Wellington A. Tolles. of Un- Tax Colectm Patrick Oates and Mt Mrs. Edward 5051126? and daughter. , "yam He brought the machine to I

.. . w... i... 0‘ mm do... hills-:3; hm: rightiwzt in...“ and Manet-tamer“ «mint "ottoman is? trunnion.“ “tat ‘l‘te‘m‘i
Ridgefield. niocrutic towu committee, were in st- mother, Mrn. Bates in Redding. keen if she discovered him masquer- ahead. - Tho‘footmnn came hurrying Norwalk gents Sterilized Wheat Bran; Laxative Biscuit' Caramel

-———~—~——»— WNW“? at the address 0‘ Governor down, and ‘0 Hilton’s ““79"” ‘7'” 0“ flee, (coiee substitute); Proton, the vegetable meat; Toned Rice

 

 

" sdin t her , httn
, Miss Selma Howe, ot Derby, in the Woodrow Wilson at the armory in Mrs. George pike and Mrs. Henry ”mfg; it mildew”? £1112“me “merge d l d t of th biscuit“; Tinted Rice Flakes; 2wlebach, unsweetened. Granola.
. guest of Miss Bessie Field. of Burritt Bridgeport. Wilkenaon have returned from I V18“ night with so. «clam-lion point in corner of his 2;; house»? go (idiot; m mt “will.“ by the Well, as Well as the Sick

avenue. ......._.__ to the formor's cotta e at Fairneld he"! ty . file drew his h v -
‘ The regular hunters are now prlm- g M “ y 3°! iixure tfep around beside him, end n

, William L. Blunder has taken a posh ing their guns for the opening 0f the Beach. . I . $333: 33:2:ch 2:823:13: bomb Wt“ than any that ever ax-i . ‘7 UN‘ITED GROCERY COMPANY ‘

' i dad in n man's knowl l w »
tion with the Adams Express company hunting season next week. The low Sherwood Chicbestel‘ who has been the soot, dmw‘the not down until ii. :12" there. edge b. up! . 20 NORTH MAIN STREET.

in Bridgeport. is often most. game on the first 0! the residing in Wilton all summer, will Md “10 kink! in MI Ni"- and drew "Glenn Hilton, aren‘t you ashsmod -

 

 

 

 

-——-—---- month, but in some instances not un~ take up his residence in “New York on up in front of the residence of Benstor of yourself!" , #2222!

. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Preusser hove ill (let. 3. . . October let. . . Vernon p I‘ Had music, pious. he said to him-
* been entertaining William Nelson, of _....__....._ _ p A meld had “evidently been on the '9“. then to “Fwy" heaven's poke,
Troy. New York. 7 _ , p Clnrn Melissa, a resident of New .. Mrs Oliver Dewing. who has been watch. for in; few minutes the trim, Alice. don't scold me; 1'" suffered as

Rochelle has purchased twenty scramspendmg the" summer in Constantin!» 8mm! “tilt! t3“ xirlholovedcune x “'9,- did “(my Her I.“ w" .‘ i _

Sons Of ‘St' George. Welcome at land in Popular Plains district from 91° with her daughter is expected to Alishtlr down brood “one. Ind Wu calm and cold

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

stmn ers‘ Lodge, No. 364. will meet , 1, men A warran- . “WM “1‘“ "5* m 3’ “N mm!“ "1 did this to hair out Glemn:
. itomoriow evening. Gcorse and So a liter has been tiled arrive in New York on Saturday. . Hilton tbsnltedi m. .1". mg abs '3'. there wasn't ‘ m‘an ovnllablo up there
, ‘3 d‘e“ 0‘ the tra ‘—""—'~ him not a stance. His hand went to i didn't know you were going to not
hire Samuel Hull is quite seriously in the town Clerks Office Mrs. F T Weston, M" C J Do the brakes. then ”m.“ °“ h" order 3‘3"“‘1' and ‘ didn’t “PM“ you
' f l B, d] v ”"" “""" h W1“. M” H (L Thom“ and Mrs. Hilton swore softly and tenderly un- would recognize me!" RED] Y & AYERS MOTOR C0
in at the home 0 he“ 50'“ ‘3 9- Rapid progress ‘5 being made by ‘ e H. L. Sturgeii. were guests of friends tier his breathtrforicomins serenely to- She looked at his begouled face
Hull. in Rpilroad avenue. ,3 railroad in placing their concrete and at El Hammock Island on Monday. ward‘bim “'9'. his most earnest rival. still coldly. though there was s strain»
,. ("$53 1268 R a “99‘ ”WWW" 1'" “‘9 “MW“ ' Sidney Fin-land. Hilton. wondered ed appearance about her eipreuion. . . so VAN ZANT eraser.
”“5““ ’°““" ' ' ' ' ’ ‘1 whlcn ore to support the 0190“” “'1" Two men were lined last Monday» what was doing to happen: he found He went on hastily. “But Ive leu-n . “3‘1- NORWALK
W‘“ 1‘0” 3' "532m” sem"‘“°“““‘ us. The workmen have completed the for violation of the Sunday 1“,. and out. A swest'voioo behind him said: ed the truth." ‘ i '
““99““ ‘°““’"°"" evening. foundations in Greene Farms and are shooting song birds. The cases were "Gm morninl. gldneiig‘agl min: for Then she llnshed u If immensely ‘ ‘ i
m. , rt. s. a spin on no c ; are you leased. “Wit foolish limo
siieciui Officer Richard Moore is ’30“ engaged W .- the:1 big»: J01?“ tagging“: Jug: going down?" 3.,“ no,“ m’mmm you gm
‘ mtmllin-s the tilde “tree‘s 0“ Main Baseball, as far as the Westport ill, 0 w 0 “' Hilton hoped to neuron tint he and whirled that car up u only you
street. i'orwnlk, drum 7 to 11 p. in Wm 19 concerned is closed (or the 9‘09““‘0’ never sowed sonnet for an invltm con: then those little teeny. kinky
__— season. The locals started off in the _ tion or {0:30pm one up eagerly up For- cnrla under your cnpc—o women's and
The Sixth Company Coast Artillery spring by serving up good some: on lend “‘5 ‘ can I“ You didn't fool me a mo-

 

They rolled off. Pei-land shutting be- meat."
him! in his gum, lmpgtnom warned Then her no. softened, "min”, oy Maine llototoes. a. peck 20¢
Hilton. himself humped down in M. wonderfully. on was foolish of you Best Creameryinuttor.epound ... 34¢
mt feellnxliltu swarinniinpetnoosly. inrontheoIr-into the ditch when you Wmanted Fro bids: a dozen .
It". ‘ ”my M'doqou'du 0th). dtdm: “Q. Mil! mm—J, l) hlill'o-IIII'IIIIII ”nun-unu... 35¢

"chum.“ lpl'tIWOflhoflt “do “Wh|tf"ho “up“, BeltFlotll’, lll‘iebas.......... .....,......... ,................... 80¢

rival. She slipped back from tit. mobile , ‘ .

mitten: tithitit‘hl‘i td:*.d"d;“tt°it.i'di.“‘““' The * Great A&P Tea Company

up for in topic of conversation. end up. Y‘Jw Wits film I shall up to

Coupe. 0 N G will hold a regular Sunday hilt their support was so illefl
meeting and drill tomorrow eienlng ‘cournging that the contests bad to be

"*""- discontinued.
The Metropolitan Orchestra will hold

it regular weekly rehearsal at the Twenty Weatport women will exer~
homo of one of its members this we also the right to vote for members of
“""3 ' the school Committee at the annual
towu election on Oct. 7. The women
, ‘ Mine Evelyn Acridge rind Miss Mn- were among the "To Be Made" who

ibel Bennett. of Danbury. were guests qualified before the ‘Bonrd of BeleCt-

 

 

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

0‘ ”‘9 mime“ MGM” 0‘ ”we men at their session Saturday. All told little. D‘srlami very industries-1y you, if!“ “3100!“ “ll WM thirty 1“ WA'HWGTON "- 3007" NORWALK
‘ street. the women are members of the West- went on u, “polity nu. ma. «m1. minutes otter hr’ltnd." Then she din Tel. No. I00. 1 Deliveries em I. m. and 2:10 p. m. In. between
"‘ port Equal Franchise league, and are the miserable story flint it! had been! ”9“?“ WW .
Mine Marie Hunt, oi Greenwich. is u. got“ thou-condo shout um...“ , A few motonoops cm the bit with - i 4

 

he”! and ”“1 ‘“ “‘3 m°"°"‘°“‘ 1"" [tuition lite. lie. Hilton moduhohsd found out ”‘3 m ”l" ”m 5°“ “W “m“ ‘ 4

unending o few dayaiin Norwelk es the . _
. Wine for women Those of the DP ' who m, m w. in I, . W and asked at bininci tm
‘ no w (,9 or til it, 7- it i no
4 itnest of Miss Nun Howard. of Elm me it have odvnn d the em» The latest designs from Fannie one but ii In W ”a” not l: ‘n: l mum “mm a tho at... corner. ‘ ‘

”We" ‘ ment against their cause that the wo- ‘0”! 'Wki 0“ (‘W‘ W nuits. ‘0“! sweeten his “m; on lilo « - a low pedestrian breathed prayers on
. . mm “on” they be liven the ballot shoulder lines and some Medici ooliiirs M the ~ ‘ i. in .M I“ rolls: where they did not com rolubl‘y
John 301103. a conductor 0“ “191001“ would he nezleoliul and would not etc Embroiderle. and rich trimminu "mu” m: flung”: ”mg“. Hiltonwu sad solarium s moment inter tho The constant aim Of The
Sentinel is to have its
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no;iiytégiezggawimu23:31:33, 3:1: mm Wit right This claim 1. based are the chief featured! the handsome in hopes mtded would at my. anew f3; the Avenue tissue was .
N 3 d N y k. it on the fact that women for years hove 93'- WWW! ”will , ' dropped, but (a trons u, m a. next “in; mercy as a 1; .1140“
son. - - ,nn 9‘” Dl‘ '0 Y~ boil the mm to vote for members of Some oi! slid newest French dresses «thing he insomniac was inking hint to W“ “I“ "l the 5“" ”a "1M ,
the school board but inst they have m (“it Wit mm whim. draped st- so with not on the spin “1:;an mink. constituted with '
neglected to exercise that authority. Ml! Ind snow Old'Mhlbnod chenille Th0! whirled on . .. ' 3“ o. .
follies. -. ttste road: it no stations day-m

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 

 
 
 

 

, John J. Parnell has returned to
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oifioinio. Mr. Farrell is the general The members of the Equal li‘rnnobine I, \ - Lows in ”you. _. ¢ ‘ 7 . , .
um ”em for in“, Triumph Voting League resenting this acousotion hove 8‘71““ W”! and "1th are my g,“ W“ W a . am is not“ ‘ m. m, , , at and tenable as its news
‘ Machine oomhany. . now become registered end will vote fashionable in Pull. ‘ mm hilt nw‘ but my. f, .

 

. , W tor the school committee a week ironi
his. said Mrs. Charles Young and next Monday. The Wottport women “"3 ”WONG with; is the intent word. ~ ., _ 893m .
daughter Edna, at San Francisco. who are not alone in this button for many 7‘9““- nimble “I! “I‘ll villi" IN ~ , ' " * " mgll WW Mn
is been on s trip to method. size of the no ”on c: town throusnout tho that ‘91 tho “it‘ll-Willie shelled. . ' - ; , ~ ‘ .
poem of Mr and Mrs. w. a. onion. state m on their and ballot next “WWW“ Bio , . .

Lennon trends. , V
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