“ W warm days. The attention of all is‘
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.i‘T'A very interesting and
be considered without, I doubt lam
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it you mane-enter terse son
tine! bring or send in tile as get
three or the most popular nominee.
Hearst's, .mehlooeble‘ Woman and
The metronome», tor threemonths.
it you are not .asubeerlbcr send or
bring ti.” and The Sentinel and
assassins: will be sent you for three
months by mail. it you prefer to have
a newsboy delirium: W sands:
. aweek tor The Millet The menu
lines deal with all the current sub-
iects of vital interest and. will please
every member o! the family.
‘ Misses Gladys Beach and, Battle in. .
tier. of East Not-walk. spent the day’
at Staten Island yesterday.
S. A weed will take
Watchers of bridge working contin. I Long Island am Sunday in the motor
sporty to
nuclei-one These warm summer
days ale line for the idle to be amused '
at the hard work oi others.
boat Shirley.
. Joseph R. Taylor, at Highland 'ave-
.nue, has recovered from an illness
. and ‘Mrs Irving Lt Smith. of Wm, “may sore throat.
Polio Ridge, will have been mat-rte ed‘E
ear tomorrow. Mrs. Smith was for Mrs. Warren Smith and Miss
merly m" Em” “M” Pm“ °t Blanche Smith have leased the tormer
Van Zant Street East Norwalk lMinor place in ‘West Side avenue.
.._..,........
The Jolly Triofiof South Norwallc
‘dncted a highly mmcesalul dance
at thé Der-ion: pavilion last night.
There was a large attendance and
vec'g orchestral-loomed illspired, such
’uellent music was furnished.
East Norwa'lk people have been no-
titling that pessengers 0n the trains
through East Norwailt have been vlg
orcusly waving fans these last tow;
1 A beach party will be given at Roton
ilhe young people of the village are
planning to attend.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl F. Thomas, of
,Rowayton avenue, are entertaining
' Mrs. Edwin Thomas and daughter Wil-
ma, oi Jamaica, Long island.
The regular monthly missionary
meeting will be held in the Baptist
Church tonight. Speakers will be
,present from Elim Home, Bella is.
land. '
attracted to the moving fans for it
seems as though each window sup-
ported someone waving a handker r-
chief or a paper to the citizens of the
village through which the trains pass I
4 .
George Traendly, of Brooklyn, is
:vlsiting friends in town. He will lie
inspirinx remembered as being connected with
time is expected this evening at the the Brookslde green houses for a num.
35o for ambient and per the boy 12d 1
land noton store on Collender‘s Point
lPoint this evening, and a number oi‘ Road, next to Richard :mgdale'g gro-
mid-Week meeting at the East Avenue
‘ Methodist Episcopal Chruch.
William James. of Brooklyn, who is
stopping at Belle Island for the sum-
mer, is to be present and participate
, in the service. Also, air. McQueer, su-
perintendent oi the Terry MoAuiey
Cremome'Mission, in New York city.‘
l'will‘bemreeent to‘ take part. .2le
“Moss, oi'uhlt. Vernon, but. a beauti-
tul Gospel singer, ,will render solos.
A cordial invitation is extended to all
to attend this meeting.
rile East Norwalk District Commit!
Rev. _
ber of years.
Pastels are being received in town
from Miss Marjorie Mills and Miss
Gladys Mills who are the guests oi
their brother, David W. Mills. of Pitts-
iicld, Mass.
_.
Miss Jennie Scott of Cross street, a”
member of the party which sailed on
the Olympic (or a tow weeks‘ stay inl
Europe, writes home that she is one
‘ in st-
ate gave way m members tallied the
collation in a hum, of hunter; Beo-
rotary Your remm to be stopped
"Naphtoleulieaclds. amidoneph’tolu
coincide mmidosaltcyllcacld." he coir
tinned, "blnltronhlor-bensol. diamid-
ostllbendisulioeeid, ‘mctanillcacid. par
anitraniltn. dimethylsnllin." ‘
'Benate rules again were broken so
be finished. Mr. Rose still is d/ised.
;*.~ "
ND
Norman
M
R. M. Smith has been quite serioust
sick at. his home, tor a number of deyl.
He is improving ROW.
The librarian. Miss Grace Weber, be-
ing at the Methodist picnic Tuesday
bliss shriver was in her’piece‘st the
library.
A committee of the leading citizens
of Noroton is being formed to help
Miss Weed in the further development
at the Recreation Park.
Thomas wood has opened a tobacco
ccry, on the Post Road.
The organ and violin duet oi Mr.
Grimes oi Ridseiield, the famous vio-
linist, and Philip James, at the Pres:
byterian Church, Sunday night, was
much liked by the'congregation.
Rev, Dr, Floodyol Worcester, Mass,
who is superintendent or the Garden
City movement in Worcester, and who
aided Miss Bessie Weed in the estab-
lishment of the Noroton Garden City.
is a guest of Miss Wood [or a low
days '
The State commissioner of illglr
ways has, closed the Post Road be-
tween its crossing with LeRoy avenue
and spring Grove Cemetery. The road:
way is being torn up preparatory to
repair. at has been in a wretched
condition for some time, and the re-
pairing is looked upon as one at the
best things Darien is now getting.
At the mid-week service of the
Presbyterian Church, last night, which
“was held under the auspices of the
Ladies' Missionary Society, a number
joylng every day of her stay abroad ‘
l
Miss Katherine Klinei‘olter of Row-
bee have requested the Bridge Con- nylon avenue who is enjoying a va-
etl'uction Committee to confer with cation from her duties as stenographer t
of the Cremorne Mission
of man prominent in the mission lleld
ispoke. William Quere superintendent
in New
York; John Hollis, superintendents: '
he Yeager Mission New York, Rob-
them an Friday evening of this week in the oilice oi the Southern New'
tomorrow night. about the change of England Telephone company at South
the location of the electric station.
1'- Norwalk, is the guest of Mr. and hire. :
ert E Hay, superintendent of the Epic.
cope! Mission New York, and Rev.
William James. who is in charge of ‘
will not be necessary to move the ata- Elbert T Woodward or Crotch --on -the§
lien for over a. year and it does not
seem quite necessary at this time. The
lining on the matter or the Connect-T
,tcut, Company being ordered to lay‘
Hudson
NOTlCEi NOTiCEll
It you are a subscriber to The Ben.
' coils, Albert autumn and {Claw-mm!-
' drldxe. two well-known athletes ol the
‘ town, climbed to the top of the steel“
‘ towers on the east side of the railroad
”two tracks on the bridge and paytheir tinel bring or send in 35c and get
proportion therefor. has a. great deal three of the most popular magaslnos,
«to do with the removal of the station, Hearst‘s, F‘aehlondbie Woman and
which will be shown later through The Metropolitan, for three months.
these columns. In the event that the. it you are not a subscriber send or
:00mr‘nisslonets and the committee get bring $160 and The Sentinel and
together Friday a district meeting will: magazines will be sent you for three
dikely be called next week to consider: months by mail. it you preter- to have
the matter. ,a neweboy deliver your paper send us
will—M lilac fol magazines and pay the boy 12c
having the perils of diary heights. a week for The Sentinel. The mass-
solid exhibiting to their fellow comv lines deal with all the current sub-
idledes that they posses manually hsr- lento of vital interest and. will please
1!; muscles beneath their concealing every member of the locally.
man- —-—— .qy—r- -
SECRETARY OF SENATE. WOR-
NED.
W
' , drawbrldge last eveninx. and looking Rewind- Amld flew-"w- Muslim.
down at their friends. called,
? he first, Second and Third Taxing
To Head Unprenevnceablo Words
on up. It's great." it surely was "i Term M”|W'.
mat to see them so up. so simply did WAaliiNGTON. July 2! ”When
they so about their task. One hundred 'Hsnry H. Rosa. Assistant Secretary of
and ninety-clout lest above the mmlthe senate. arrived at his allies lode;
"Came I
‘ and over 225 from the level 01' the he wore aharasaed. hunted 100* Hi"
w‘m the boys were as they reached mood was not liited when Booster
the top. Bergman went up one side Galllnmr entered with a hearty "Good
and Eldridge the other, and each momma" and an apparently radiant
waved the nu which the wqpxmm’smlle Mr Rose grilled his teeth and
,. placed on top to denote the completion allowed symptoms oi simple". This
‘ 1,“! the Work
was the m:
{ accrctary Bose, acting as resdins‘
clerk, was strmlina thronzh the llrst
There is a possibility that in some
.lutnre time and not the very distant bases at the tori!!! bill yesterday when
films, that it will be a wise plan to Senator aniliner arose:
dime a Centre! Electric station. lnl "We have now reached paragraph
discussing the matter with on East M" sold the Senator travel). “While
Norwallr committeeman today it wulthe secretary had been doing very
cflelrned by a reporter that East Non' well, I hope he will read this clearly
mill has live most suitable locations; and distinctly "
tor such a plant, which will combine; “Coal tar products known as anllln
the lighting and power generators for all and salts and various articles,’ be-
the entire City of ”Namath. taking in can llr. nose bland]! and halted
'1 protect." said Senator Galllnger,
districts Manly by the erection at a “be is not reading the complete pen.
pier would any oi“ these live locations graph. "
Io admirable. for coal barges. might Mr. hose appealed to Vice-President
is W title the dock to unlbad the Marshall but the letter was obdurete.
vsupply to force the station. There is ‘Pltohlnz his voice so it reached tar
little question but that a unanimity or 'outside the Senate chamber and with
” ileum and some! accord would,“ um expression on his face.
fleet this necessity becaute the a» Ir. stone called on the various items.
M district now knows its «muse. "Toluidine. xylidln, snmidln. blnl
which has also been demonstrated to Wool." he chested. Wm,
WM district. and the first die- beneldin, tolldlh, dualism mlilltylaa
amnesia: min, dipheflylllill. What, can
the Camp Memorial Mlssin in New
York. were the speakers. Miss Grace
Moss of New York, the famous solo
singer, also was present
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CONFERO WITH ROBE.
Vaudeville Plane.
Deputy Sheriff Edward C. Ginty left
[for‘New York today to keep an ap-
pointment with Jack Rose in regard to
the pair going into vaudeville together
in some melodramatic sketch. says the
Danbury News.
Whether or not he was willing to
‘tcnm up with Rose. Sheriff-Glam would
not say. One lecture oi’ the case being
considered is the fact that some sun
man on the mast Gide or New York
might try to seek venleance on Rose
. tor ”squealing" in the ltosenthal case.
in case Jack should so on the stage
finch publicity as Rose and (lint!
would be bound to get might arouse
the gunmen to action.
That the pair would make a great
drawing card for any house in the
country there is little doubt.
While in New York Mr. Ginty will
center with a representative or the
Pet's circuit in regard to further book-
ings on the circuit for "The tillent
Knock." ii the act min (one on the
road there will probably be two new
actors with its. one. as those who
supported him last week, in mm
and Waterbury displayed so little
bistrionic talent that they detracted
from his excellent work.
Amendment beet-intention,
Sheriff Glnty In New Vork to Discuss '
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THE conouns'r.
.u—u-u—
l-Ie brought her gifts of Araby,
Deep-tinted beryl and magic
jade
Red coral from a revisited sea,
Anti scafahs by /l a; Bedouin»;
made;
But Phyllis smiled: and fingered
long
The string of passion ’8 golden
verse
That I had wrought of every .
s mg ,
Within a poet-lover's purse.
Bright cheled ropes of fabled
worth ,
Y" He hung about her dove-soft
throat; 2
Flame-rubies from the womb of
earth
That burned in centuries re-
mote;
Pale Opals steeped in desert lore
I And {taught with mystic bur-
gearing;
But Phyllis turned and whispered . '
OCT
“‘l‘t\
A sonnet of my golden string.
Upon her hair of rsven's sheen
With reverent hand like priest
he laid
Tear-pearls that dreamed of some
and. queen
Who loved and lost and knelt
and prayed;
And knelt and prayed as he had
done
To her gray eyes that danced
above, ,
While Phylliee with a lilting run
Hummer! sweet my triolet of
love.
'Tis true of rhyme and other arts
That errant fancy rears and
And knowing much of maiden
hearts
Apollo weeps where Midas
stalks;
Alas, for poets all, I fear,
Their hopes cpaméml grow
dim.
E9: Phyllis with a parting tear
Smilcd up at me and married "
him.
"Gordon Johnstone, in August
Ainslie“.
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When DOM Wrong.
‘ ‘Norwsllt soloists will be interested
in an article in the Harmless Age
which says the indifference with which
roll. is smeared and splashed on the
roads in various cities has caused un-
told damage to automobiles. Local
streets were oiled only a few days ago.
The work was done with the new type
of‘ the Standard Oil company oilers.
which carefully sprays the oil, and
which will probably not result ln'such
damage to cars as is done when the all
is spread indiscriminately. The so
tlcle in the Homeless Age says:
accepted practice
wherever there is a great deal of auto-
mobile traillc on madam and earth
roads leading through well~to-do resi-
dential districts. The practice ben-
elite both the motorists and the resi-
dents. the dust nuisance greatly
detracts the pleasures oi motoring
on roads where usually one car. close-
ly follows another so that there is a
cloud of dust constantly hovering over
the landscape.
is applied in many cases causes lilo--
torists a great deal of trouble.
“The oil used for the purpose is of a
heavy, stick quality and partakes oi
the nature of tar. Usually a heavy
application ls‘mede, so that one treat-
ment will last through a whole sea-
son. To prevent theta:- irom adher-
ing to the tires of vehicles, sandI
or dust is strewn over the road.I
However, the amount of sand used
sometimes is quite insanicient, so that
all or the sand is covered with liquid
tires and tube thrown larcibly against
the mudguards and other parts, to
which it may even adhere in thick
layers.
“No doubt. many finely finished
cars have had their finish ruined
through this cause. it even happens
that while the oil is being applied
some sections or road are allowed to
lie for some time with the oil freshly
applied, without anything on it to ab-
sorb the liquid.
' when road oiling is done the work
ought' to b» an conducted that no .un~
finished sections of road are allowed
to lay over night and plenty of ab’
But the way the oil.
oil which causes it 'to stick to the ~‘
Genus Untold damage to Automobiles ‘
are sunlciently wide to allow oi tour _ -
vehicles running side braids it is a
good plan to treat one side ‘ or the
road first and close that to trainc unc
til the oiling is entirely done. The
motorists in «any community should
consider it their duty to se'e to it that
the oiling of their streets is properly
done. as the local owners of cars natv
orally sulier the most from improper
oiling.”
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