on: em mm or the. out Ave; Church hello lt- regular meeting order creme. v . I IR". 8. G Rider in melting preparer i: loin! to open a market in one of the atom in the Ramon lluildlnx. he Edward: League will hold its 'eeitl‘y devotional meeting tomorrow- a-YWIIK Peoples" Society of‘ Loy: Workers will hold its weekly devo- tieuei meeting at the Advent om lion Church: tomorrow evening. "the member» at theflouth Norfwalk Dilat'Church were" guests of Mrs. G. ‘rrillp'ol 27, Seaview avenue. East Mmelk, yeeterday. “at a prayer meet- ”. . fiev. George M. Tactile will occupy "the pulpit and preach at the morning In! event 3 services that will be held «at the Advent Christian Church to- moi-row. " The Men's Class 01’ the East Avenue Chruch will hold an interesting meet- ing 0 marrow. An excellent program ua‘becn prepared undiall are request- d to be present. .-- ,services Wig! be held at the Swedish Congregwtionai Church tomorrow. Rev. Mr. VahietIom will occupy the pulpit nd preach at both ecrvlces John H Cole. the well-known bridge- bends r is the proud possessor of it not 2:3, which answers to the name of l A Snoomzer” “Sonora" is somewhat lentedi having been taught to sit up nil acoompnnijMVVI. Cole inn song. . f The Frienasutp‘ciasa oi the East avenue Church will have for discue ion tommrow, “The First Man and Wilmer: and the First Home, and How They boat It. " The dramatic story of the first bin und how it entered the" world. The account taken from the " A oldest history in the Word will make ‘ an even more interesting meeting than at Sunday: The new instruction coils for the class content have ariV rived; also, the new button, which - will, no doubt add greatly to the en- ‘ 'thnaiaam of the boys The memheh' “no. the class will have a definite pur pohe for their efforts ‘ Editor ISentinei: if the good people of East Norwnlii want a good illustration of the late that ow nits them in consolidation, they have only to look at the mud hole I‘ll: Seaside avenue. Nowhere in Norwalk'! ‘ will you find anything that will com- pare with it Yet it is the placedlhere' adreds are compelled to change care are forced to wade through ankle deep mud to do co every day. If East Norwalk cannot get any better care Villas at the East Avenue Methadiot ‘ ‘ ed by the. house comniittfi’e on rivers _ channel and make its isollitlen [Or The regular morning and evening ‘ _, done in the spring. chip thermometer will also he hung up.l the aluminum!!- A gregational Church will meet this at- Iternoon, ut the home”!!! Mrs.‘ C. W. IAusten .dollowed by refreshments. the junction of Van Zant street and: .looeph Taylor. cl Induce Company. and William more. Jr in the pool I the dormer III-inning“ by a‘ neon“! Oompnnr. and Hiram W Act Do- l-laace Company. will he Iiiha cloning note. A _ charge or the liver}! canine-o 0:! Cw stable Edward J‘. manual. during lb latter a illness has. bonded his resigns.- the New York New Haven and Hart-1 lord Railroad Company, and will be» ‘lng his three years of ediclont cervica- with the railroad ‘60le. ' _;._....... Residents oi this place, especially learn that by a. provloion in the river and harbor appropriation hill “draft, and harbors, made nubile recentlyVVat Washington” Five Mile river line I an appropriation of 35.000. This money will be used by the government to dredge the hornet and make a wider large homecoming lntoolle harbor much better. The harbor in, very good now but the boat owners are dad of added improvement. it in pro~ “cable that part of the work will be .,I i nesday evening. . i ~____ A . Next sunday evening. Roy ll". Brown 'wtil‘ give an illustrated lecture on: “Mission were in- infill.“ in the V’Congregaiiohai Church. “He M’Sa ‘lnrp'e number of beautiful slides tor The Ladies' Aid Society of the Con. There will be music, recita- lions and readings by local people, 'tha evening a delegation oi the Congregational Church will go to South Norwalk, to attend the rally at the Congregational Church there, un- der the auspices of the Chriotian En- ficavor Society at that church. “fin-M“ The Rev. Geo. Benton Smith will to 77-. In the next W KW“ Anent Week. Ford mm. at the “filthy ll‘ranhiioelrwood, thumbnail tion into the electrical department of , come foreman for Mr. maxim. Mr. A Leokwood has mode my friend's. dun : those whoownhutlwmhmco.”‘ ‘ tributed in the pewe‘ and an appropri- _ oi the hhrery building iunn smounio ' '3 , I TllEAlll-lel mn .. rttomc snack 1 There will be a dance in the ”Nero- = ‘ ton Heights Firemen‘ a Hall next Wed— ~“ In. - ' ‘ VtVeVr Criminally" line part out to the Vpliyal AV‘ in Norwalk, ‘ ..- electric shock and aettiiifi forth in do Christian Endeavor Society or the, of its streets than this in return for preach at m senior» at the Hold» the an!” they PW": Y0" ““9” 39”: diet Church on Sunday morning. nub— into the town tmsmy, what may they' loci: “Hill Cumbm"' “‘1 gym“ expect when they have nurrenderodhnbm‘. ummm‘mfl“ my". “a the little bit of government they poo- ma? H. ,. ROWAYTON . Mortimer c. Ogden has returned m n visit in Hirli’ord. Villas Hortenilow Wm. oi the Don, loll ma. lo culturing from an attack mumps. mite. door in being built on mi Malice of life. latte Theme. in no- radon avenue. We Arléen Cunningham. who It“. iii with the nip. in: Humid heel outlet. v. George iii. Penteooot. D. Ibrvriil wt: preach Sunday morning in the We: Church Rev. C. n. Holt. or ford, will occupy the point! in the' Polished." The evening semen will be especially for women and clue- men and boys will “be cordially wel- com-e. The Sentinel has received a letter in which itie stated that nluotcnths of the relidentl of Dorian are oppooed ’ to I: propooition to remove the peat- oiilce to I: vacant there on Railroad avenue. They say the mount loco- V tion is more convenient to the molar» ity of the inhabitants. one intimate that politiéo and Dillmlflllfl can... V lance. in behind the moving oohome. -mu-W». There we: a meeting of the Indieo' Mil Society of the We! Church, ‘lihunday afternoon. It the hometownw hum. forthco- tertainment which the indie: lied m phonon: for new time pelt. More! reading were on» by litre. Mature Phillipa, who in attaining no little lame to thin enmity here In. Phil. nmmuvammmumA VMWII «one» were new it»? " Mommies "nationwide Mrs. Erhard School: bin: been out mining will Doievoiao or it Y. I, -mm‘ on Saturday evening. m... 4' VA White who is quite ill. cm of financier C. 0'. Mind. center. but ehaenpe .lrom town and the rain prevented some from being present. Schenck New members have meant Aly been added to’the organization. «s W A children’s service will served In St. Matthews Church next Sunday. Printed item will be dis- ate sermon Will be preached by the Rev. C A. Marlin. v a; The sum handed into the treaaurer; to $15. 75. This amount was coutrlhul ted by the members of the Summer now comprises 3360. 47 cents. l ‘ l The United Electric Light and we clone odd chiefs ol’ police a. copy or a bachlet' and also I: chart Vsivin‘g’ complete directions for ‘ the treatment of persons dithering from tall the proper measures lor their re elicitation The directloil‘a given are the result of an exhailetiite investlsa lion oi the subject by a commission which was compound of the ‘foliowing exports: ' Dr W. B. Cannon chairman; Professor orV Physiology, Harvard University Dr. George W Circle, Professor of surgery, Western Ro- aerve University. Dr. Vandal! Henderson. :Professor of Physiology, Yale Uni versity. DIVE. .l. Meitner, Head of Department at Physiology and. Pharmacology, Rockefeller in- ntitnte for Medical Monarch. ‘ iDr. Edw. Anthony Snitch; Director and Protocol):- at General Anatomy, Daniel Banal: institute 0! Anatomy. Jenni-son Medical Cullen. Nl‘ W 0.14. will ' Put-Preoldent, National Light Annotation. Dr. A. E. Kennelly, Prom-nor of Electrical Engineering, Harvard Univerlity. Dr. Elihu 'l'hornpaen - Mrtolon. General Electric Conr- Milli. V ‘ Ir. W. D. Weaver. mentors; Editor Electrical World. This communion mmented the American Radical Annotation. the New tianal Electric “silt. Annotation and the Albumen inltlbuto oi flootrlcll Em gin-lire. A 'l‘llia’ direction: on elm: in clear. plain lance-u; coolly cadmium, not only by thm out it Electric may cam I who: in riot-listl- The young people will hold one or ‘ their popular notice at Cannon Hall ' cm. W. Betta of Norwalh 41...“; been Cellini: her mother Mrs. Mary .V Work is meaning on Louie Var: EV; lln'a now bungalow under the corner It in reported um Wilton Is:- to have =‘ .Imrfl director The new CW1! ‘ V to he Eleyd Demon's non or George- . town and he will locate here nor the A Wilton members 0: the D. A. R? planned to attend the meeting at the , Hotel Clifford Thureday- oftefnbon, i The Equal Franchise League met]- this week Friday afternoon at the. home of the president, Mrs. Ernest A belch“ Awnm Club. The total In Income and lint W notion; " paperadel: PW printed in tile world. V the teat Vand so: for yourself 3stockedwithali the: latest new store. Here you will Vprintedg. .. nothing but ,ti:5 VV Varc nc per day VELMS lenie Ihcyiiast. will: every minute oi zoo or over. * ‘ WW porncpmmcnt, you iwvillfindnll cl thch‘ltcst papers. cdtoanypartVofthecityV $5 with secure for you any Magazmes We will keep our Maxine Table well guinea. It will always be our him to “have what you want when you want it, " Post Cards Our lilic of Local View: out! Birthday Cards will always be up to the minute. You can alwaya secure Bumps at this store whether you pur‘chm here or not. We are always at your service B 0 0 K S All it’d s’a Book you want, come to this latest books. We will order any book OurCIrcuiatmglAbrury It costs you nothin to join our new Circulating Librory. S «E yeti: Swill”: lint wh'iwlhé Weevil? ‘ m men one no: N This will bcxonc of our long suits. Everyflnng that is new and upstodatc in the line. at line Stationery you will find at this new more. Tomorrow- we} will allow a beautiful display of Hurdle and Eaton, Crane and Pike's Box Payer. Prices range. from 10¢ to 85¢. This will he a Kinney m Stare Anything purchaaed here that' IS not sat- islactory can be exchanged or your“ .money cheerfulyV refunded. You will receive the same orienting here if it’ s a : cent newspaper or: a $1. 5:: book. TELEPHONE SERVICE Telephone us your wants and your 015-2 ,. ._ "don mil be attended to promptly. Cor ' telephone mother :s lace-r2. Open Sundays We will been this sturdy open until 1 oléiook' Sundays for the convenience of our customers who wish to occur: the Wilda? paper‘s. .. VA Put on to Yea will stand book store. I'll-8 V We wish to our full Mall-vim We will . ,VAcolor. _ . 1 . fl»... ”kw AI.n MA.» 3 I u... W l l “Phi Deweil is «having "lilo ho and born polities. ~ (”m :Charles C. Vllfiche, .lr. Swill bacilli the mini. two weeks in New York. t; . Samuel Dickens' son celebrated his six months birthday last Saturday m Philip Hui- t spent Saturday and Sunday at th home of his more _......-. -w 11.!“in _. V .9 is pick will: the grip attilé haul fol Milo. CIR'ochc. Ellsworth lmkwood has completely recovered iron: his attack oi the Krill. 1m Thom“ at the home of am. e. Roche: utter a visit of several days in Walt. legion. ' ,. Mina Gian: Downward open: out order and Bunddy at the home or her menu. lam Elmore. who he: been ill fall winter. had another bad turn an. dotted”. Councilmen elect livery Bruckner spent a. low days last link ot the hose oi Mn. 0. Roche. ' lit-VI Elsie at. John wont to New A York yutdrdoy and «tended tile “it“ : podrome with her main. all many on a low been. .l «I... hire. 31. Voute of New York about on leader or the People." , Mrs. S. H Belgium lute returned. or ‘mk lotion. The My price was Anmcelmitulenhunuonn ounce-i um: Edward outline. who min... A incline indlnpooed for m tints. on V .u.... ll hil'cttiarles Adagio, or Newton“. .played including gneosing contesta A and "pit" VRefreVo'hménls were served N"- Frm‘eflxfi ll“ 'at quite a fate hour and the meni- WWW in flirt» hers left, ma one, declaring may in: ,lm ILVGI'Y mkfilant Wax 3p éh: IVS spent; a, daughtluy ayen’nxl The club 1119-“?an 0‘ M 399*” ”M195: will meet next Monday evening at this 'WS- JA 3““ , ”5‘ " home or Hayward Davis. . :1 I .2 . t .’ we“ ._. w . " Brewster and Harold Wood were 1l‘he hunrterly conference ol-‘A‘Vl the guests or the evening. : Methodist Protestant Church lives held at: the paracnage hat oval-ins. heparin covering the lost three months or ma were presumed in writing from all the boards and DIE“- Aluilonn oi the church. ”*w .. \MM- V»! Albert Hill, of Laloviow avenue: to visiting in Bridgeport A i .F——.._.._;._ 4 0 Walter smith, clerk at Burdett'e, is confined to Vhia home with grip. M Mr. end litre. w.‘ 3. Rockford at Brooklyn tickled- in town yesterday. I; A 0 .v I . On account oi the storm, and the 'hemeondition ol' the reeds. there we no service last Sunday morning in Vth‘on Methodiet Protestant Church. there being“ only three pcmns one I sent. 'illle boy: and girls did better. however and about twenty were pre: Vecnt n‘t the Bundlty- school session. At .the evening service, Rev. G. E. Rich- :tm preached on "Mo-ea. a Disappoint- Rovelon Mutiny Loot Mono-y. Loot MW cvulnz. the “W " met at the home or Miss In! Lockwood. and ”mud on elem iormamanmlotakawt in the coming ploy to meet for a. re- hcarul. Alter the In tins we cloned, the manhole Med on a by. , lint “m” which "l won by Claire Clutter lionuuhury or Suriname tendon; who mm a a prion It ”a“, yemmy hm- m'w ou’ bum chamomile“: willie i Maude. cord on it. which..an pulled. ox- » m end revealed e mail viivlr V Meal boys are putting'ia mm one tics in! Monday's some in «Norwaik. I 1‘ Hr. mad lira. 1071* Melinda are rejoicing over the arrival of a. baby 8111'. - ' Elinor W he: started work on I: new born on his Fun-out Itmt proper- tr. ‘. clone. An entry Toma won by Kannada: Gilbert, who received I i lotion Be oral other mu were lm’ll serve you right or not: at all I! TRIS MORNlNG (Ilium SOC» VlllGiILAND thEVN PAPEll‘ end EVEN-V Waterman, A Fountain Pens man Fountain Pens complete. Artists Supplies at popular prices. Factory Supplies We specialize Factgry Supplies. prices are the lowest and service the best. Try us and see for yourself. Pit‘iure Frames Pictures of all descriptions framed at this new? store. Cornpare our prices and see the. difference. Pictures to Color root-row a lar Prices 34;} and up ... e. -4... p. w... lilies Edna , find our line of new Weier— We will of every pcn sold at this to call your special attEntion line of fine Artists’ Supplies V, .> Our 3'; ; display for our opening to- go line of fine plcturco to- »X a... «. .-- 5 m-.. dayflrom New ilevou'to spend a few days with relatives. in. enamel-e pr. Liven York was here yesterday, looking over his Vrcsi» dance on Fischer‘s Hill. Final momma. are being- made " tor the laying oi the library corner stone today _ Mr. and Mrs. Edwerd Mills of Broad River are visiting withhlrhnnd hire. Walter Barnes. a The funeral service tor Mamlmlim x' l 'l‘ewkebury was held yesterday, at 2 Vp. m.,- in Lakevicw Chine! The telephone company has filled all its excavations about town. having completed laying conduits. Thursday evening's dance in the Town Hall was largely attended. Till members come in white and mom nentiy striped skirts of all aorta. ”M The culture at Benedict 0. Co a lac tcry returned to work Thursday site: the annual inventory The other out ploy-ecu rammed work yesterday L. J lleynolde in building a house on Ryan avenue. Spriusdalc. The etruc lure in an attractive seven room bun u.niow Mr Reynolds will more into the place in the near future. e... M m The Sentinel is o Daily NEWS?- VAPEPAET 52in the Brondeet
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