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Evening sentinel, Thursday, January 23, 1913 · page 4

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e W 'Ponltr'y show which
wcmtoacloneintbntcity.

‘ v, o M. ml» will mu the wool:

“ yer meeting that will be held at
dvent Christian Church this eve-

5 The pastor will give a short tall:

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

The weekly prayer meeting will be
l. at the Swedish ._
hnrch this evening. liter. Mr. Valli»
biennium! load the miles and give
short talk.

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“Contain 5!. A. Saunders continues iii
his um in this place. Captain
Spinners has the best wishel or his
llianyrriends for a speedy and can
"to recovery.

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Rev. 8. -.P Fairbanks will lead the
eeting and giro An talk at the East
thymus Methodi5% thin-ch this even
ng. It is hoped that there will be a
“large attendance. 5

 

 

"the East Norwalk weather prophet
use out of mi hermitage this morn-
ing and uttered the single word snow.
When it is coming or in what quanti-
Ales he refused to say

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Rev. G. Benton smith, 'of Dorian
Methodist church, will conduct the
prayer service at the Baptist Church,
this evening at 3:45 o‘clock.
Arthur Clark. of [Pennoyer street,
has of late been taking cOnsiderable
A‘inhsrsst in wireless telegraphy and
’ has placed an outfit on the mo! of «his
home Allergyl A A

 

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The missionary meeting will beheld
in the Rowaylon Baptist Church. this
evening, at 7: i5. illev. George -..B
8min: of the aDrien Methodist Episco-
pal Church, will lend the meeting.
The second lot of four copper wires
'%to be used in connection with the el‘eo
AMcauon w‘ork thioukh Rowa'yton
”were strung today to a point out or
the railroad station, and will soon
reach South Nor-walk. '

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Miss Frances Ceilings. who was for
poorly with the 'M. Steinert 00., South
«lulu streeet, South Norwaik before
the stone was discontinued has taken
‘ '9 position with the Silas E. Pearson
Co. 541 Fifth avenue, New York city.‘

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Bdnsiderabie interest is being inked
here in the cases against Morrison
Sanchey and Earle Vosburgh These

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

3' before Justice Abel Dance. but
Q o'cloc. last night's proceedings
we somewhat internal Prosecutor
William H. Wiilmott was present. and
“‘ Danohey was asked in pica. He said
not guilty. and u some or the witness”
on wanted were not present. an ad
Increment was taken. Vooburxh was
_ not naked yo com a plan.

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.- lilies liiinerva M Carpenter. of R0-
mu avenue entertained 'l‘uaeday,
M Mend: at whlet in honor of her
no.4” The poem were all young
We no gentlemen being exhumedH
bill! they enjoyed every minute of
'5 time and were all unanimous in
’ Millet the or in; was too

”at ‘ some lowest on we: were

ill“ 0U! lflil [00K

em. and All Tired Out-pit in
. Not Necessary.

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_ not as though you lost
floodlouimeoinstnm

,. the ml or the winter and
work.

you inay die overworked or hey.
' Va bno‘coio «niobium lead you
. t strength ambition or lunch

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

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Authorities agreet'liat agood baritone oiilninpia the but for;
reading 'I‘helnayoioihebedioiihmpmadothomolloi‘ma '
aoi‘ecimtifio study. it giveaoemdy white light, clear Indiiow
Madeofnolid buns. Willem! can be tinted without ro—
movllgchimneyoreh‘ade Euylocloanlindrewicku '

no. use uni on who no no
solve letters in: publication. from in

than than I5

concentrated. We do most mutin-
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-‘ Clair will be wavy, {lolly nonhuman. Mindful. .
and mm on lawman-shill aoztneaa. You can surely have pretty. Boll.

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A”. 4‘ Wm? he :1me it“ "A lire and hum-lam; the beauty and lnatroua hair, and lots or it, if you

In’én Few Ailments Your flair Looks sin, Fluiiy, Lustrous and
' Abundant—ville Falling Hair or Dandruff 55

mun-o n Mme: iii immediatelr annals new»: as will“ huh-- '1
double the beauty oi your hair Initx‘ Win in the hair that trash
Wammmnmm Mar-flmmdwnshlnemm

toiling one shall strand at a one; mommies and strengthens them. Its
this will cm» the m of am. missing manna: unionism

homest- you will be maxed Yonr‘mw abundantly

shimmer of true itch- health will just get a 25 cent bottle 0! Know!-

Besides beautifying the hair. one an- ton’ s Dandelion from any drug atore
mums n! Danderine dissolves every or toilet counter and try it as atroci-
moo oi Dandrun; cleans-a. purines ed.

draw it carefully through your hair,' vegetation. it goes right to the roots, .

dirt «it any once-mm oil—in n dew 41mins proportion cause the hair to .
ions, strong and A

e scheduled to come up last even- “0" ““3 position, 3" welirknown ‘3

were continued until this afternoon 513
3stronger nine than before

t in lilo; in (not you my all '

played but “windmill“
scores, Mien meal 0w
found to have the highest score.
while ins Daisy Hui-1'5 was «ended
the consolation prize. After the whint
came refreshments. which part of tile
evenins’ s entertainment formed no
small part At a late hour the guests
departed for their homes wishing Miss
Carpenter many more happy bin!»
days. The bacteria was the recipient
of many useful and pretty slits. The
guests were Misses Vivian Stevens.
Beanies Damien. Ellen Jamel, Flor
once Moore. Francis Ceilings. Daisy
Eloise, Martha Taylor, illola 1“. Stevens.
Miss Sadie Judel Mrs. Mamie (in-
stead and Mrs. Mamie Band.

 

 

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DARIEN
NOROTON

Irhe road-commissioner proposléon
is one or the main topics of converpm
tlon. lit is anneal certain that a one

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, .lal town meeting will be called shortly

to take action on the matter. If the
Lepixllature creates this new onlce nor
:the .town, the selechinen will make;
iappoiutmenta Already vnrious c
"dates are being proposed; Among
vars v R. Pooiey. W. R. 8 Bates nnd
Dr '.l~i D. Hanson. And there will be
others.

 

 

i A meeting of the Darien baseball

;club will be called. probably within
the next week, to malts plans for file
coming season. Hantord Smith will
probably assume the manageable.
Haipi. the Bridgeport man who was
catcher last year will be with the
team again, and a new pitcher will be
secured. There maevoral candidates

‘basebilll circles. The members of the
club say that Dorian will have a

““6“,le
Smith will continue as shortstop.

Dorian is much exercised ovor’the

proposed change or location of the
post-omen The plan is to move it in-
to” the new Pooley blockin Bellman
nveue. from its present loo-slop at
the corner of Main street and Maple
avenue. minibus men on the want
«his oi the railroad brim. are in layer
of the move. while those on the op-
posite side of the bridge ire opposed
to it. Two petitions are being circu-
lobed. One by Dr. Howard Shout
Million. advocates leaving the office
when it in. The other, by V. it.
Why. lormer selectmsn, and sore
cate- tbe removal. Mr. Pooley arm“
that the consent building is booming
inadequate to the needs of A Wit-
oillce. and that the parcel posits bound
to moronic the business. Those in in
you- or keeping the present location
hold that the proposed new Malian
would be inconvenient. Scone have
hinted that air. Pooley was mixing
the position of postmaster. but be say!
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let Mrs. George at. John called at her 39¢ 3-

3cm missions.

prospects tor the comic: your.
nastier of rebuilding the prom mini
”and improving the grounds will he 7'

important seem ween to the m.

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next. A good this is being planned .
nor the ”saint. ~

in m Wotan by Senator WM.
‘ ‘ . 5 . ‘ “Kalomm?

‘ Nor-walk. Conn. '

January 18,1913:

“lithe Editor The EMIII Salami:

 

Mrs. Browni- o! Brooklyn has been
vibiting Mrs. L W. Kernon on Penna

Street. facts:

 

The meat market on Forest Street
was opened to the public on Monday

house drain Collinwood; Ohio.
of this week. ‘

 

 

Frank Ambler and Nelson Brown day in tile “of.
have dissolved as owners of the Elite
alleys

 

The first degree was onnlemd up-
on a candidate at the i. 0.0. Emcee-3

in. Monday evening. of one cut.

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The annual meeting and roliocnli“aw to attend ““003
will be held tomorrow evening, at the

Con clonal Church.
m“ in every possible way.

6. A statute compelling lire escapes
on all school buildings needing the
some is at least one method of protec-
tion There is no such law on the aim;

Preparations (or the Holy Name on» into books of the slate at the present'
clans and dance, at the Town Hall. time.
next Tuesday are well under way. ,3 i. A bill, “An Act Concerniu Fire
'iEeca'pea on School Buildings." which

Many are looking toward. to the
coming dance tote given by the Ear
litre orchestra at the Town Hall

 

 

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be are loony In a _
SKEW fill COW! OF M [fill ,. ' “mug ‘
MW . 'lw vols '

Tmndthaumurcbbomduoad

financially be; y'our

May I call attention to the following

1. A few years ago 185 school chil-
drop were burned to death in a school

3. There are one hundred and ninety ‘1” “"3““ with “3 for “a ”“5““
“handball children in the public Ichools:- My 'W request to you “ M,
and forty thousand children in the on: '3 '00“ ”Senator Weed has inn-04w sides all the expenses pains paid 31.-
vats nmiwochini schools in the sat. 8‘ "1° “'1' 3'0“ “m

5. in simplest justice they ought to
be protected irom lira by the same law.

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Walter With has mfiumed hill 6‘1““ strong “d mmpmn’tyg unnu'y

“98 M A 8» Burdwa “'4" Mine 513' meets this need mu be introduced in
for the past few days with grip.
by Senator iA-lnnfoArd S. Wood or New

Miss Mary Bradley of Smith Rids 0 Conan

has returned home after ‘a visit with
friends and relatives at New York

Summit-WM the Bill-—
An Act Commune: Eocene- on

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Contractor L Knapp is making rm'
pld progress with the Frame residence

School Buildlna.
i t i c m. 3
2:19;" The 5"" erngie 5'6"“ o l Be it enacted by the Senate and

_. ‘ insulin on :ltepresilntatives in General
Rehearsals for the minstrei show Assembly.

are being steadily this week. Final 390“"! 1-1?m ‘19! “lat in “my
arrangements are being made for one “hm“ building t ° 9" “‘0” “m“ 3"
or the best perlormauces of the sort specified‘height adequaie inimbosih
ever seen in town. is m escapes shall be provided for
each two hundred and fifty pwlls. or
fractional part thereof Specifications
also demand accede to these are »es~

 

The flag at the flrehuse has been
at halt-mast since the death or Morris
Laney on Saturday. The remains
were laid to rest yesterday at St.
liary’s Cemetery. Nor-walk.

neliod doors fil‘h each nom- ten or
more feet above ground floor.
Sec. 2. Mp0 state police, state

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The regular weekly contest will be' -ilrs marshals, “g: building or lire hospital '0‘ a few “68"“ He 5“ im- .
held Thursday eveninsi lit the Billie inspector. state factory inspector or ”0555‘“ at ‘5an

alleys intend of on'niday. So many 3"” building ”swam“ marshal chief
of the bouiere have decided to take '0‘ police are inspector. chief of lire

in the show that the match will billd"‘”‘"“‘°‘“:f "m" town city,-lior4Aiuli,
held a night «flier. ’01- fire diutr ct within content of h s in»

A number or friends and relatives ‘0‘ ”1 tom
Provides that after sixty
home on Sunday to cenxratuiaie her day! written “0““! N school ““0”

ithig present session 0! tliqlexi‘alaturei '

The following is u sulnmary of this

cape; with outward swinging glans pm‘

dilution to put the provisions or this 2"?” the Metropolitan Museum of

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upon me occasion .0! her 89th ”my", :tioa to comply with ihii law m “3’3

any, A dgy of load cherr and happin- nuthorinod omcer, the use or all school
one was enjoyed by all. Alton-04 not equipped with m moo.

. according to the proviaiml or this act.
Beniamin Brown employed at Wol‘ shall be condemned until such my:-

 

lel's sprained his wrist pnite painlul- clan! are ml min lint contempt d3 11:. men or clam

iy recnctly in a fail. He was climbing snob mMnatiou own the
down in such a way as to turn his
wrist. it is healingalowiy.

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The Woman!

to penalties provided in Section in
'0! the General Statutes.
Foreign Missiow’y. Sec. i. Repeal

A. 11'. Jones. Discussion: at work {or Bee. a. State- that the not you: into
the future was when up. Plans are silent linolediateiy on its Dunn .
being made for work to mist the lor— 3 Till. bill has been propelled by a
committee of citizen. at “MAID
3mm from the memblnbib a: o.

 

 

The baseball club will most this live
his; at ill. 13. “fiance's, to discuss
The ‘

 

brought before the main... m ,

mains club maiummw
‘Partiu mast lining moi;

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n im other «in or printer,
Society yesterday It the home of tire. parts or act: inconsistent with this.

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' umummm,m.snn lire.
insulin: M and Ma. money

New omen spirit is M..Wfl
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loss will now will om

 

only at the new or memorial "

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. various organizations of that townAyear. From pew rents there has been

which are working along lines of mu- received 8915 neat money $1,192.“;
incip’ai improvement. ”AI chairman ot'oueriory. 31261. 73.' This niches the
moduli-colorant» on publicity. may llprdinnry revenue 83.87018. The an-
coopdnstion,3nnu collection was 31.113 which was
tom the not influence at yonr. the largest on record. This annual not;
command in was, the passage or lemon has been creeping up our
on. only The vital need: of such ids-1m the midi-m of Mar Queen
islation is pelt-evident, and that there began. The receipts (mm the Pam
is not new adeqm or «ancient iaw' sion Play donations etc. sprouted
regarding compulsory lire protection on 91,539.94 mm; the petal extra rev-

 

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legislature to enact this law and is 593 9-1 The “mass tor the year were
“.940. 39 leaving a balance at the be-

ginning o! the year of $602. 32. De-

 

throuxll both 500 was paid no on the mortgage,
your editorial and news columns lend which reduced the debt to 32,900,

4 M children are compelled by 30“? 8“ “VAN mull“ “8 News's 3Tbere is no mung debt The elu-
Very truly yours.
news mu. ween.

mated value of church property in
about 373.000. When Father Damn
came to Westport 5 years we there
was 811,009 on church pnoperty end
floating debts of $1.160 this has been
. reduced to $2,000 as mentioned shore.
.Alnadilliiou to this about “.000 has

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About 385.5313 has been raised in 5
years.

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New telephone directions are being

distributed about to the 1.9:; collectib- 93359573.! lllSill'aflce
era of the 8. N E. 'i‘. conlpany ‘ Fm msufig'fg: ,. .
nan Edit:

A reception will be' 5qu bllséevénlng 9313153111! 155 Wum‘ 3's.
ill. the Chriiil chllmlA‘l pith)“ iben‘jfl‘h- wi Norwalh. ir Willie“ gleamppgpnvh i
Henry Bl'aolliofii will entertain the 1‘5: A‘ ‘ ‘
members of. his pariah F . ‘ ‘

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Carleton Adams is convalesclns '
{from a severe smelt oi grip. He was
ill mat of last week but is reported
better “today

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' Textile Fabric 'Co.
218 E. Wasn't: Oh, Ba. bloc-walls
Opposite Del-ion’a Mitch.

Formerly P. 0. Bids, Nowell
Tllapheoa 820 Mr. Hall.

 

 

 
 
 

Yesterday afternoon the-TuesdeyAlf-
ternon Whist club was entertained by
'51". John K. Gault at her "home on
Comps street.

Dress Goods
in Serges 8r New
cities. ' ’

 
 
 
 
 

 

George Allen is home from Syracuse
N. Y.,wilerehohanbeeuillina

 

 
 
 

iron: the piece.

Suits Tailor- made
on the premises, lining and

cloth included. from ‘20-“,
up.

Cloth for Men’ 5
Wear

in nine Black and Brown
Sendai Suits mod; to order on

"the mains min mm

 

 

 
 
 

Rev and Mrs. Charles B. Slayer
have returned from New York where
they were visiting. While there they

 
 

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Alter uniting (Honda and relatives ‘
mmmrwmnmmn it}
1.,Iluflnrymnhu lotnmadllome
mmmmuponomlntueor‘
one of the mnhalnlmsnppiycom

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stolen on plan- _ “I"
out 0! nl tournamemppcrlntbe
school ludicrltiee shall lay them Mining]: future. m“ men will go no , wmw& Velvet
{mmdonpmiomakeahitwith .
um ml. The all. will be mum “W13

 

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514mm Whom iron: George War-
ren. who last fall returned to his om
tin lime ln'i'rinse norm island.
«in that 4m the out the.
m be he denim seven silver
lea. '

Noammllobaibmm

OLBTH honour or us
ottoman "ml: during this
I_ month only.

 
 
 

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pulse ummwhimm‘
untoward-Illumination;
which» but is ”recovering all right.

WmauMHcItbeiieeramdo- .‘5 .
in ‘Holy ecumenical in ready 7;.1‘ ": Aft,”

 

of school children in Mn by the fact onus 82,681 94. The diocesan cones!
2. Statistics prove that one school thattheAttozney-General.1fldm-Ll£ht..ldion was $308. 88 and the cemetery
house burns in the United gum @3011 it! im til. Mm WY“! “0‘19”!!! $112.50 making it total of '7‘.-

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

4a a neon mil: to

g ' We will mom to no
will estimates tor-your work.

THE ,
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10 First 8!. East Romain ,
Tel. 452. ‘

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

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that you‘csn see-both iar'and near.
through one lone—you'll know of.
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your eyes when you come to us. .,

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_ Ocuiiata and Opticians.
n7 Atlantic Square, Stamford. Ci.

 

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Open Sat. Evening: Eat. 15 Years.

 

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