. Once more the East Norwalk weath- >
or ilruphet struck it right. Home
Johnson has nothing on him. He scent-
he atom from the far west.
Tedgy' s rain was unwelcome to the
younger element who were enjoying
3 the first skirting oi the season. They
hope for colder Weather tomorrow and
hearted When they learned that An-
. reg: would go tocourt rathei than set-
tie with the town. This hrobelily now
. means more delay.
st. --.. A”; '
East Norvmlk Bull Moosers turned
out (in fence to attend the rally that
as held or the Town 1Hall lest even
. The members of the new thirty
lire‘Vetill. enthueinsllc . i
3 A regular monthly meeting of the St. 3
amt; Circldfil‘the Kings Doughters,{
lell be held at the home or Mrs Chas. I
. mydanhurgmg zine'l‘hursd y- sit-3
¥ all with -
$512, on
. - I i
» Eliot have erchivilts are anticifi
Wanting a big business next week and
more“ already mulling prenarutiong for'
handling the trade. Thanksgiving
trade was large and it is expected» the];
{the Yiiletlde business will grehtly ex-
Deed that . l
7'
the East Avenue Meuiouiet church will3
beheld this evening lit the church. 3
_M A. H. Goodenough, district super.
intehdent. will be present and will mi
hide over the meeting This couleo‘
once is being held! earlier than usual
owing to the illues‘s or the 'presidlng
Alder.
a" c .y. ....,. ...
Captsin John H. Downers 0!. this
Voo,‘ls serving on the jury‘whloh is
try the white sieve murderers in
'idgoport.
number of the commuters from
Vulny‘lon viewed Mather train wreck
gin steward elrly this morning, sow
f1 cars heme derailed in the n'olilht
W near the main line necks.
emu—amm— -
”ii
lbmonrumriss.
‘7 ii only bring new Opportunltlol.
‘ possibilities. for these who
" is hum u my tor the con
us. ; ,slr'lllqd 1 worker , to in
mm site:- idle. lumen ailment ran
3” lo the new The reporters ECompany‘. in thei‘ll'ihemen’salinllV. MGR-'3
’dsy night, routine business was trsnj
didn't. forget it “utter nil.”
~tlil‘nxV WM coining elk—but what?
‘luive been terrible it i had forgotten
‘ A“
. to all run until rovllll
.Ml‘fihiacme ilk, M
7- on Ermmnib bank—womo‘ corre-
“ wondering Pill Moll ii
i
y was important. Aldonn reporters
arrived with him.
' WW." II Joules. "I'm .glud I
The rebel-tors crowded round. Borne-
"Gno." sold Joules mm "it would
"Who't is it?" yelled the excited ro-
Porters
"Son.” we Jones to the newsstand
boy. :“sin‘iine o quarter‘s worth 01‘
oblivion-sun." v—Boltlmore Sun.
‘ PUT FORWARD NEW RELliSiClNS§E
i
Wives of Prominent Public Men Do- .
volopV Faiths Tim Attract Many
‘ Follower-o. i
Strange creed: anions Women no;
longer cause the excitement they did
in former years. and it is interestlnl
to date how many women of dlstine~
lion hove departed from the beaten
path of orthodoxy and have raised slv i
turn to alien gods. Mrs. George Dew
{has long been is ancient oi." the oo 3
ES? and her researches into Veaste‘rn‘
glen have been profound and along:
original lines. There are three both i
are of- the Christian Science (aim ,
unions the wives of United.‘.8totoo *
éenntonsgkhlrs; sGeorse T miller of l
Pennsylvhi‘iln: Mrs Gilbert filtehcock
of Nebraska and Mrs. John D. Werk‘Vs
monogram-«nu there {We about 20
(the: women in the senatorial and
congressional set who believe in Gilli!"
tiah Science, New Thought or olmilnr
creeds. Mrs Hayes wile er the mom-
hei- oi! comet; for sun Jose. Cat. is a .
launder Mid new religion called the 9* ~ .
'l‘rue Faith at Christ. 4 , 1 ,.
An amnion Town.
» Todsy o tra merit “ill
Whirled ls
Esperanto cons so in be held at Orn-
newton 'lho than “smith of this
month The conductors on the train1
also spoke Emernnio. and; e rev
liessengers wholwere not Elli
felt distlnaly "out at it. "
(rho Walnuts were' 'in excellent
snirltli One at their leaders unmarked
that hetero long there would he not .
o 91y trniuc: labeled "human." but w
The fourth quarterly conference 61'2“") P0“ we“ of the W0?“ W001i! l home on illnslilugtoii street witlxj. ill-
have to add Esperanto to the number
of. towns in the postoltguido
Already Esperantl'sti hive pur-
chased s piece of land near Munich
More n amen 4.31er is to li‘s built
to he culled "Esperanto." Esperanto
is primarily intended so a summer
holiday ment- lor Winnie! any
natidnellii'. The town will have n
theater. when on» will to her
W conduct
the business in Esperanto. sud ilso
Mist the Chestnut crop Depends on.
Accord!" in Andros! Jackson Kli-
Isi- in. “chestnut ml." of Jones' Hills.
the picking are goini to be very loin.
this loll. several incursions mode M
him into the chestnut producing occ-
lions ol the mauntslns hum corn
winced him thot tom will not be much
oi a crop, in “than control: with
the soundness of ion your. , ,
Kr. Kills: son that tho “other
have been drowned in the lilo-rem.
Sallie hollow in the Ids” to the Vs:-
m that role on at. Swillui‘i's any
others our inst it all «bonds upon
Meir or not it reins on July 26. it
dill both this muse not. there is no
chance tor ms» it I‘ll;
Myurmolo‘oor' Kills minar-
W m o hundred ism ol- not.
out..- vrlile other; in. tho unsettle.-
did fluent ouudllr delta-Lunch Rul-
‘1; short distunoo this “1”,. ,,
lies were luld.
“route" '
heron“ ;
tists of all nItlons on ah“their way to the -
ntlsts
has been wet and lint tho chestnuts ’
mm I; lean chutsut crop. miller
on till 101' o,
and new.
At the insisting ot. the Women's
Auxiliary or the Nomtoh Heights Fire
scaled by a large numboi" or the ‘m‘ein- '
hers. ‘ .
A. C. Wilson.j princln'n-l oi the Hav‘V
emeyeri'iischool in Greenwich. former—
ly at this place: tendered his melaninI
tlon yesterday, at n meeting a! the
school cominlttéc. He is going into
for the occasion. V {E
V At the meeting at the Nowell: 1108- he
Julio-l committee which was held on‘
Wednesday evening in cm hlsco.
a new hospital.
he
alanine High ruling:
is in civil comm a hit: his
[acted with '3' ’
' chunoerinn
”Wm 3 M
I.
business there. Mr. Willem: had been
_ , Whig: hulls was attractively newline in
inn
med “3Q lint to remain Following the core» ,
3 Pier were also
TM 01%"! WW will? alerted 0 3 in free inhuman lecture wll he “mum“ ““3““ "me" m 3‘“
Thursday evening by Temple lodge. given in Llhrnry hall on Friday even- .ahsndmwrlte a Sentinel Want Ad.
5' ”l1 A. Nu will he ”WIN on the tux. December 20 at '8 o'clock by Mrs.3stotlng briefly and concisely your ex-
evolllnz 0! member 28 by Stand 0! J. n. Piney of Brooklyn. N Y Thosn3
~ 110m and Deputy Frank L 98%er A who heard Mrs. Pinney 1m win tel!
special program has been ”ranked wil be kind to have uie ulcas'ure Iol
once more Wills her The subjgat diredted service will result in definite
\or the lecture for Friday evening will
“The Lend ol the ideas "
A quiet but very luretty wed-ling
3m or, relotivo. and tried 3 Th
"coming attired in n brown suit with .
home "9 new“ on diverting m.
which the hobby couple left on a hen-
'e’ymoon mp, vowi‘tlieir return they
will reside in s. newly furnished home ‘.
on Riversldoinvenuel .
There is nlways a way for the lion-
perlenoes; tell of your nruiiclency and.
seek a volition where energetic, well-
advancement
i
i" niche—The?” soy Balzac 11306 ~ to
‘ 3 helm-int: oi the lull
Moot Pay all) For contempt of Court
one A brenktost' was: served alter-1,, .
Tlecislbn has been given by Deputy
Judge Frank L. Wilder oi Bridgeport,
contempt of court case herd by him
in the my court here recently. He
finds that the Waterbury Republican
in com'inendlug editoriillly upon a cane"
pending in the loci»! court wills guilty V
of contempt, the accused being tried]
and convicted in the uewsueper before f
its trial hetero the court. Judge Wllr
tier lines William J. rah; its cditOr and
publisher of the Republican, ill) vwltlig
out costs. The case thnt the compo»
or editorial dealt with was that against ‘
Thomas Breurton. charged with vollntw ‘
. ing the Jew by selling liquor in the.
Charles Harris .0: Westuort was lip-- was eoleinnised at the Church or the 1‘ka “m“ ““99 “he“ i“ work 0“ a {martini oi: the University club, so called ‘
minted one at the Publicity commie Assumption. Thumday morning. when novel Do you ever take anything? without almanac Bremen who after
tee to consider the blotter lit securing Miss Venonice Ermen become the Author'wYea, I usually take a writing ward found guilty and lined his colon-g
Other Wedtpllrt neo- lirlde of George W. Sinner or Westxiormtnhlel. sol giving notice of an nipped].
dinlly ‘
:at she
m ll 11:; aigniting xiii?
ow .
it she is mgninggtro use it,
w confidence in it. lilo
r not in the leash. .
EQ TOR PAPEV FlNfiD.
In Brenton Case. .
WATERBURY, Conn, Dec. 18.
principal snout three yearn.
The members of the Noroton
Heights Dramatic Club ore preparing
for the presentation at a iivmnt the 3
me. entitled “Grim Folks." This
play is a long one and: hard to learn.
.”° that it will be some weeks hetero . 3 3
it is presented William Blanchard
is coaching the rehonrsois. ”
il‘here was a meeting at the filmed
School Committee Monday night for
the transaction at routine business V
it we; voted to. give the children Dec,
30 and 31 for their holiday vocation
inlong with the rest on the week. The
venetian will begin on Friday of this
week and will tenuous over to Jan
2 . ., . »
“0561M M minim! has returned.
viromrav visit in Hartford c
,lzr
wen-m
gueoi oi friends iii Bridgeport; u
MW 3..) .«. _
The Formoro‘ Club will assume their,
mkly‘ meetinge‘ ”the first or the new.
EYWI‘. ‘: ‘ J
1" 'LJ‘JM...
Mrs. George holler is coffhued‘to heri
anRS.V . .. V
m p..."
rhe «shunt lire district m§eting WE
he held on Wednesdny evening at ll
o “clock
The Girls Friendly society «lichen,
church wll meet this evening lit 2:-
30 in the church micro.
The extenoion to the Kmy Kat
lunch room is nearly completed and
will he a great improvement.
Mrs Myrtle Miller of Swgotnchhm
been admitted into (lilo Nhrweik iron
pitul where she willie treated; ' '
. a
Mr. and idle. Tony Cornsoni. have
returned (mm ; visit of s few days
went with relatives in New York!
will hold o inootln‘x thii evening when
fondue outline" wil be trsnnotoll.
cont guests 0! mm in Bouthllofl
min—m
13).? Molten» is spending n low
our in New listen whorelie his the
menu. .
in Green’s Forum Which ms r ..
nudohsssd «by oniei Levy at 1‘1in , , ill
Miss Moriarieuilurdy was a recent
You’ll
The members of the School hoard '
, Mr. sud Mrs. Elmer Lewis had. their
,llttle dousnter, Miss lronenworo re»
contact to erect t'wa tomb thohu‘w
Contractormwsmiiihlh ileum 3
tract to remodel the Humbert Mm ..
mum; . ouniM
you it ‘ inseam all
EMU? .. ‘ $53.35on
cum. v ‘ use lemon
There is nolrick liliout strepnlns your retor~not with Baileys Automatic Stronper. which is built on practical lines
The correct position oi. the blade positively guarantees s cutting edge, and with Very Sharp Dressing assures sharp blades
, ever Need to Buy Another Blade
All you used to do is to present six ,0! the appended coupons clipped from The Sentinel and not this
at all times.
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gilt. loan the
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it
an the ideal {lit for Esther. son or Brother The Husband villi appreciate it from his wife: the
will present it «to the Fulton silo lilies so well Mothers will get it for the boy who is just begin.
ris willmahe no mistake in laying in a mu iy to present
is I to. so present useful and appropriateor
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