To the
Electric Lights
tenants. ’
tures.
"7 ‘ .1. We wire houses on easy monthly
payments. Ask for particulars.
The United Electric Light and
Water Company
South Norwaik, Conn, July 19,1913.
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i By keeping your house rented only
2 per cent more (if the time, Eledtrie
Lights? return about 20 per cent. on
money invested for wiring and iix~
Landlord
Satisfy and hold
ENE
N ORWALK
Charles Lixen, or Osborn avenue,
has taken a position in New Haven. .
Dr. R. E, Morgan, wife and daugh-
ter, have returned from a vacation in‘
‘ gin toenrve on his head stone. Can
taunt-arty severed the cat’s head this
morning when he run in front of the
DePlerue express, and had this hap-
pened, it would have surely ended the
remaining three of the puss‘s lives,
but by a ‘iur' the kitten escaped. al-
though badly mixed up with the under-
workings of the car.
The Men's Class of the East Ave-
~ "of the athletics. Mr.
her visit in Newsrk.1
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ii‘runlt Hindley is spending a tow
Charles Williamson of Maple nvei
11180.18 in Canada for a visit. i
George (Hearse is preparing his
yacht for a cruise on The Hudson l
cum-«M
The new fixtures are being put up
at the Noroton Heights Post- office.
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Howard Mlxeell of New York is
staying at Token'elte for a few days. i
Mrs. Harriet Day has rented one of
Gracie Street house of her brother;
W. A Gracie.
Mrs. Hal-let Day has rented one Oh
. her Cottages on Hawes avenue to an,
out~of~ town party.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Moths
odist church met in the church Wed~
nesday' afternoon. ' After the sewing},
tea was ‘enloyed.
Affairs at the Gordon City in Norm
ton are progressing. A girls' basket:
ball team has been organized. The
hand-ball grounds are arranged, and
the beye' baseball diamond is in daily:
us. Mr. Nesblt is in general Charge}
Nesbit, whq
comes from Texas, where he attends
college. is spending his vacation
nn‘e Methouist Church will have the
between the greatest hing on earth
Massachusetts. , and a common shepherd. On one side
The usual church serviceswiil be
‘onserved in all the East Norwalk edi-
. dices tomorrow.
C. A. Braisted, of East Norwalk. has
‘ returned from Staten Island where he
1 with ““3 story of the great leaderkthe doors were cleared for dahclnsi
has been visiting with relatives.
r
’lfl‘ile Anderdon family of Osborn
' the great king. with unlimited bower.
Swealth, head of a nation that had
most interesting topic for discussion!
tomorrow~the battle of wills and wits
.coaching the Garden “citizens."
The hremen‘s fair opened at the
[Lower Noroton lire-house Wednesday
night, with a large attendance. The
lNoi-oton Heights Military Bend played
an opening piece Mr Reinnck oil
billed Helen Brummer is enjoying]
dtye at Belmar, N. J. l ‘
1 outdoor tote on'Suturduy. Ausust 2.‘ '
achieved the “Eh?“ ““1”“th 0“ South Norwalh sang several solos, and-
, the other, Just the “601““ his mil there were other selections by the!
won out. No story of modern fiction or more all of whom had a splendid
could compare In intense interest time Refreshments were served 'and
whose influence heighten felt in the
later in the evening The comlnlileef
making of our own land.
avenue have moved to Bridgeport: Wallace. James luifndfy and Earn
Miére they will mats their future i . NOTICE! NQTIQE! , Hnrtwrsiglit
r . worse. it. ,. .. L...“ . .1 H roll are a sofiednibfir’to The sum , .: .. QM }“~
k.”
. in the
Tile East Norwalk District Commiil
tee will hold a regular meeting of;
important
' matters are to be considered. 1
MOnduy ev.ening Selernl
Consulting Engineer J. E. Grolner,
: of the Washington street Bridge work;
in in town today looking oser the prog-
ress being made in bridge circles - 1
Many do not know that the new
channel under the new bridge will be
very center of the space be
tween the east and west abutments.
The Bridge Construction Committee
was busy with-a meeting in Norwnlh
lust night, and did not appear at the
East Norwallr
District Committee, as expected, I
conference with the
The Public Utilities Commission will
hold a hearing next Thursday in
iiridgeort to consider the request that
the commission order the trolley rom-
nnny to lay groove rolls on the new
bridge app that the corporation pay
, ”00.000 toward the cost of the strum
tinel bring or send in 35c and get
three of the most popular magazines,
Hearst’s, Fashionable Women and
The Metropolitan. for three months
If you are not a subscriber send or Hearst's Fashionable Woman and
““8 “~39 and “'9 Sentinel ““dj'l‘he Metropolitan. for three months.
munchies will be sent you for three [f you are not a subscriber send 0,.
montnszby mail. if you prefer to have bring 8100 “d T“ Sentinel and
n newsboy deliver your‘lpaapor send us nlagaalnes will b. sent you for three
350 ‘0" magazines and '1’” the box 12“ months by man. if you prefer to have
0. week 1'0" The Sentinel The mugs in newoboy deliver your paper send us
zines deal with all the current sub- 3 35c for magazines and my the hey 12c
iects of vital interest and. will please:a week for The Sentinel. The maxe-
GWTY member 0f the family. nines deal with all the current sub-
"" jects of vital interest and. will please
every member of the family,
uo'rice1 noriceu
tinel bring or send in 35c and get
three of the most popular magazines,
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Charles Sniffin and Clarence Reh-
lnson have been visiting in Sound1
Beach.
Frederick Coley continues on the
invalid list.
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Walter Williams of New York, is
visiting Hurry Tlelout, of Rownyton
'Mrs. Elmer i il l .
avenue. in u entertaining New
York friends.
lure. Iowa] ”Boyle W2" “fiend. . ”Hal-var ’“d supper M. E. Uh‘peui M I I
W... Wednesdav MW 23 950 1‘ rs. Acne .yons has entertained
The need for some further ndlust~ -' ' “ ' vhridgoport friends.
ment of the temporary bridge caused
the contractors to open the structure , ,
this morning about 7 o'clock for about "5 New Haven, have been visiting‘
ten» minutes. A lurgp number of new
role. gathered on their way to work:
interfered with!
. ours to the Knob has been repaired
The, counterwelglitn
other portions oi the structure.
' Charles Lamont. the invaluable us-
niulunt st Hefner's store. who
been ill for a couple or days with
'novere cold, bus resumed his duties
(liturile's smiling face was missed and
this cheery greet/ion. but he was eround
unto as usual this morning feelinkl
much better.
The cat was just in time to (site
advantage of all her opportunities yes
terdey afternoon. and although asleep
beneath the old station store she
«(polled limiting fowl and leaping into
the bees room nabbed Mr. Sparrow us
he dropped deed from is short circuit
on the knife switch, against which he
had flown in his endeavors to rectify
his mistake in taking the station (or
The medical examiner
s bird’s nest.
for animals in the fire station it. Ferg-
gren ii Mead pronounced death due
to electrocution i
Although the “liar" persists that the
electric station out is dead, he is mere
ly attempting to deceive the unsure
peeling public. lentils cat is alive
again. although he lost the seventh
life this morning when struck by s
was two'- new use More seam were in vital tumor use; ”dill pious Lil's.
WWW maimed!” minim
mobile iii
is‘tfillili sf‘ 1:7 ’1i‘ i H
has
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Mrs. Lharies Crokett and children Mrs. G. ,8‘ Waterbury ”mm Wed-
friends here. nesday iu Hridgeport.
James iJilteman is driving an auto
The regular bus from the trolley which he recently butchered
and (went into ommlssiln again you»?
icrdey. l
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am. Frederick Beers is spending a
few days with Norwolit friends.
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Rev Dr. G r Pentecost. of Toke.
1M". Clarence whliipmen continues to
noko was among the sues“ M ”“3 improve at the Norwelk iioupitul.
l’rogrouslvo Party ilnlly in New lluvw
on yesterday.
(new
1 Mill. W‘itllif Gorllam is recovering
m ‘ from the effects of a lull down stairs.
Theo services in the Methodist, MW”...
Church tomorrow will be (is follows: i (.3. adenoid. of New Cannon. was no
Preaching by the pastor at 10.30 11. ovor night visitor in town Thursday.
on, subject Christ Our King: Huntley .
school. ii: {10 a. 111.. lupworlh imagine; Minn Mury iloley in in town tospend
6: to p. 111.; preaching at 7: 10 11,1 il.'ithrAi weeks with her until. Mist!
by (poster subject The Reward oi‘ 11.411111195011531.
Faithfulness. All are welcome to these?
"pin”, 1 hire. (Herbert. who hen spent two
weeks with Mrs. F. l... iiurrltt. has re
turned to New York.
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NOTlCitl NOTICE”
if you are u subscriber to The Son”
tinei bring or send in use end not Cihtttlos Keene is enjoying a two
three of the most popular magazines. weeks vocation from his duties as car-
llonrst‘n h‘sehlonnbls Women and rier on it F. D ltute it.
The Metropolitan. {or three months.‘
it you are not a subscriber send or] ‘rhe Womuns Relief Corps. of Bonita
bring $1.00 and The sentinel end lushum Pound. A il..otNoi-wsll1.wili
magsnlues will be sent you for three: moire their model visit to the humour
months by mail. it you ureter to laws Mr... M. iii. Turner. on 'i‘ueedsy. July
it newshoy deliver your paper send uni 22.
lite for magneto-es end my the hey its
a week for titre beetroot. The than» in. and litre. George olmstud still
other deal with on the current one daughter mill on. it or. m
very some! the m
«I ll mull; ‘iifi illl‘
i moi
born emit;
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coin-laws flock Yet the shepherd band The attendance numbered 150‘"
in charge are Charles Bennett. Plenty ‘
if you are a subscriber to The Son-1
therein-rm!“
till closest. N50 have ennui. two
weeks with M55 .1. K Chamberlain.
will return to} Frooklyn on Gator-day.
end in the city. ‘ .
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The Boy iicouts are planning {or no
utm p
' been
Alonso Buttery. .‘ this
Miss Nancy Olmstoad has
visiting Mrs.
week.
Mira. “Ellis. ’mother of Mrs H Lu
Hildebrand. is boarding at Mill Ella
Aiken’ a. '
Miss Edna Brewster visited Mrs.
,John. C. Bolton at Scott Corners.
Tuesday,
The silvermiue ball team will play“
the Dreyfuss Colts or South Norwelhl
this afternoon. .
The Norwullt end of Slivermine aver
rule has been treated to a coating of
oil, by the authorities of that town. 1
Herbert Ireland of Broad River,
sang a solo at the evening service at
Sunday evening.
1.
Mrs. FredButtery's mother. who
has been visiting here for several
weeks, retumed to her borne at Carl:
non Station. Sunday.
Miss Mary Lockwood, who has been
studying to become a kindergarten
teacher, is considering starting a kin-
dergarten in her home this fall,
John .lolineoP has been displaying
some lnteré'siting photographs of your
tires and friends in Sweden. taken
during his recent visit ‘to the homes
land. 1
Mr and Mrs swan, the parents om
Mrs John D. Gruelie, who have been
in indiaiinpolis for overayeor are
back at their home, ‘Twoe- deedle
Lodge." ’
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{‘lu'ytou London, who left Sliv§rmlne
some hiouthtl‘lligo roi- Pfltbflelmwn
where heiwiflld e bfleiii‘wi‘i}: .,
London. has" lbeen visiting relatives
here doling the peril week. i
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3 “Miss Jennie Van Riper. oi the
Bronx, has been a visitor at the par-
sonage this week. She was s member
of the Sunday school in Paterson. N.
J.. of which Mr. Richter was pastor
from 1897 to 1905.
Erl Dickens, who recently sold his
home on the Wilton side of the river
to Dr. Oeder. has boughtnlol from
Joseph A. Guthrie. on which he has
started to build a new home, beside
that of his son Samuel.
Mrs. Howard Rector. who was
suddenly called i0 her former home, a
few weeks out). by the-serious illness
of her inllier. returned home Saturday,
though her lather and mother are
both still in very poor health.
Miss Mabel Dickens. who has been
employed tor several years by Burr
chard & (‘11.. the overall makers in
New Cnnann who recently closed
down. is now working at Cluetl, l’eu-
body & (rein in South Norwailt.
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CA8E8 To BE TRiED.
Judge Frank l... Wilder. of Bridge-
port, end a Jury will try the one of.
Cheaebro v11. Lockwood in the Nor‘
wnilt town court on Monday morning.
This is s eh“ action resulting over
the erection of it fence between prop-
erty of Frederick A. Lockwood. and
Samuel Z. Cheesbro in most nvohiio.
’i'lie pislnlllf will he represented by
Walsh it ilnhboll. [Hill the defendant
by “to Devin
The case of 'l‘erlov vs. Menuhin is
scheduled to be tried by Justice of the
Men, William A. willie. Tuesdity ev~
suing. 'l'his is an action wherein Mru.
lions Tsrlov rules to recover rent.
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13. .l‘. sends to the New llork liven»
inn lion the following showers to
(wheel (issmiontlon papers, slipped
from n listless paper:
Queen Elisabeth was once! the early
English queens. who lived until she
died. a good many of the others were
murdered.
A foreigner has to be a native of
America before he can vote.
Animals that liveclloth on land and
in wetter no celled ambiguous. ,
A, synonymn is a word which or-
preeses what you mess. and In so
terms is outset expresses whet you
don‘t menu.
’81me is something pertaining to
An out: is one or those places
more “you can get a drink.
little odd mdohiidl‘on. Ruth ‘
Mrs. John Cdssel spent the week-F.
the Methodist Protestant Church last.
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SOLITUDE.
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As one advances up the slow as-
cent " A ,
Along the pathway in the woods.
the trees
Change aspect, nor alone in this,
but change
In stature and in power on Soil-
tude
.Seems ctu out of the ancient for-
' est.
. -Here
Was Solitude! Where man had
lived of old,
Loved, serving God, and built
himself a home.
Man smooths an note on the roll-
ing earth.
Turns up the mold and reaps the
, gifts of God;
Plucks down the apple from the
‘ T, ‘ \ en i7 1.1m, ~ '
" 'q From empire in the forest, builds
{Fume from a. bout among his,
brothers wins I:
A sister to his wife and gets an
.‘hhmr; I: .,‘ § 51.1%
And then {lie here in Soil cle rdi 1;
parts
And leaves smell markl behind.
. The place israrc
In the high epic of the human
life. .
Where wilderness has been wil-
derness shall be,
But give God time; and life is
but a span,
Nine inches, while before it and
behind '
Stretches the garden of the cos-
mic gods;
For after London. England shall
be wild,
And none can thaw the iceberg at
the pole.
In Solitude one ms the winding
trace
Of what has been a road, a block
or stone
Footworn. that lies along the dim
”My
Before one old foundation; and
the rest
It {resin of gross among the tie-
ing growth
Of birch and maple that another
year
Shell sec almost a forut.
mPhilip Henry Savage.
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unreal .«s‘i ’ ’5‘: 9.“: «for. 'r’ulli .‘f
hops. .3 ‘ i
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5-}; A?" ‘1‘“535 I f’t‘lfi’fli "7.15.85 T."
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BERLIN, July lbw-T , \ \
New Haven road was bl‘ ’
than yesterday, when two
of a string attached to a.
also left the rails and drop
main line.
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new use more column
27 wssuino'rou sir.
Tot. allies. 1089-8; house. 5
more or
RANGES
la the most complete in the two
cities.
STAMFORD, moss .
YORK. , PERFECT "
ACORN
Also Repairs to} All Rinses.
Jones 8t‘Hotchkiss
Company
17 Wall St Nomiio.
New York. Ne
Haven & Hart ,
ford
RAILROAD
‘I'IME TABLE
In Effectdune 23, 1913.
SOUTH NORWALKTO new You
A. M.:,~120x 5:14:.5_:1ilx,d.
5 2435243; 6:55,7:18,7:46,8:17&
8: six. 8: 50:. 9:15; 9: 37, 10: '
10:45:, 11:38.
P. M.:-—-12 58x. 1: 08, 2140:. 2.1m
a: 27, 4:31;. 5: 11 5.52:...5: at, 5:511.
7.20:. a: 22x, 9 59,10245.
Sundays..-
A. M.——12:25x, 5: its, 5251:, It ,
8:51 10:20:.11 24
e. iii—12.4811 2: 39:. a: 50:. mi,
,5: 52: 6: Edit, 7: Minn.“ 521, 3'1”;
9122:,9zi9 10:23. ,1.-
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NEW YORK T0 BQUIH NORWAL
A M.:——4 is, mien 6: 45. s;
8: 33: 8:55):
10: 50:. 11: 03
P. M.~12: 03 1:051:18x,1:2813fl
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tzisx. 4:29. 5206:. 8:241, 5:28, 6:011;
8:07.8:00x,8:201,9:00‘x,9:30, 1mm
11:30, 11:33:. 13:09:.
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8: 58:. 10: 00:, 11: 10 11: 88:.
9:15x, 10:02:. 1.8: ,
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HAVEN.
A.M—-1819x,12:42. mes. 0:,"
7:23 8 9.1:, 8:502. 10:23:. 11:1
11: 56:. ‘
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9:33x. 10:09:, 11:15. '
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8: 40:. 10:19. 11.11:.
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10: 07:. 11: 07:.
SOUTH NORWALK TO DANIUI'
A. M.-l:20 0:18. 81.27. 10:01:. “
Elm-i188. 2223:. 4: 85!. 5:7“
5:20. 7:20;
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P. M.--2:ili. 7:15.
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11:15.
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