«rent duel Moses ‘ _
Mom, let the? weekly: newton mete;-
" ..: and »meotiomediduly,dnhreso
K" my ' ‘51,,
1» ‘ Jimes'ounnlnxhsm.Jr.. of ‘Znnt
‘r “ sweet. spent resend» in new film
‘ ‘ . , , , and at For Roadway Bush. While
.. ' . 3mm ». ' do theeitr he mot LeLmd dither-t, en
.Wfl Molten g 5 (z or . , Mt‘l’lorwaik ladlwurldnxon one til:
Prescriptions . 'fflorwsik,” and memory ~ msde‘
a u #51.” or man. rotational», ”‘9 "19 do the bunch. _‘
l7; , ‘ ‘ ‘ '
thrsmom immense
10g“:
‘ . 8.6““ .
John clam” has recovered from“ ,
in attack ormlarla.
ms. H. Walters. of Port Chester. \ ,
has'heenvisiting he” I Miss Florsnee Gordon ieft’this
morning for Falls Village. where she
will visit her brother and sisteruin-
Miss EthelMiils has returned from
‘ low.
a visit in em island.
, . _ , ‘ . . , séiour years’ enlistment. Mex Needles,
ills unvyeuimoufier. ‘ of nut :Norwslh, has me enlisted
unfilewlnm. " Tel. 15“, for another term. The United mates
..; iNavy has taken a strong hold on the
-~.- l
libero weiomsny out-ohtown over-
,5. .. y visitorsln East Net-walk yes-
., fird‘ey. ' .
coedingly well.
—.~
The Mayflower baseball team is
:no . , 9mm
here was dancing .lit the Dorlon w at “a greatest at, ' The
_‘ lit, pavilion on Saturday night and
on
_ l! number were present. d presents a firm teem throughout.
¥esterday the team defeated the Col»
onlolsvby the score of 2 to 1. The
run was made on; errors,,the Mayflow-i
ers' new pituhernllowing but a sin-
_gle hit. Next Sunday the Mayflowors
will meet dire Wesipom.
Mfgii‘renk Seymour and Miss Ms-
daBmlth, of‘ltowen street, are an-
, staining friends train 'Bethel. l
chemise Levi, or met Norwelk, hes
Mix under the mother (or a low An i WW"
, - ytoxiceted boatmsn is indeed
ideas met. but is humming now. out of place anywhere but on i ii
Missgunrion L'Hunmodieu, of East
orwalk,’-.ie the guest of Miss Grace
ammondmi Fathom Hill, Dsnbury.
o'clock pettrecting those crossing the
detour bridge to himself by his pecu~
:Mrs. Meyer Joeom, of East Wash_‘llar* actions. . He stood in a rowboat
up“ at For Rochwsy ineaoh. ,eoai shovel attempted to expel the
, , ' watery-but his elforte were unavailing
The usual. summer launder sohed- for as mt as he pumped. lint so
we. as to gag-via“ were observed in swiftly did it run in over the end of
ailrgtheEsst Norwalk churches yester- the craft. Wage suggested that he
‘ay. - . 1out a hole in the boat and let the we-
‘v. .. . vter run out, but he paid no attention
:Eest Norwalk' young men «were rep- »to the remarks.
' merited .at the clensbalne in Burch-
., .srd’s woods of the Broken-down Tree The sad and unexpected demise oi
,1 gm; . ’Mrs. Mary E. “Roberts on July 313;
_ fl _ -————-—~ has cast it gloomnll ov .r . .
"Edward Bryant, the blacksmith, wee em, whm she hem“ eggmf‘;
«t‘omovedto the Norwelk Hospital 011 well as all her chld
> ran, the youngest
soundly night, quite My 1“ Wit” of whom Jisssed away when but a
deeper. lehid. it homes so a crushing blow to
‘Eldwln W. James. oocurr
‘ humid Finch, 0’ Van Zuni. street, ‘5 the death of his own wigs-g is; 2:1:
. "noting in the blade of Lyman Gilbert Roberts lied been inking care of him
' on “39 milk route during the lattef's in his partial blindness old age and
, yecstion. linflrmi’ties for the pest four~nionths
. m ‘mld one Week. Words cannot express
The regular meeting 01‘ ”16 East the gratitude which he felt for ev-
’ Norwslk Fire Police W1“ be held “119 ery net of thodghtiul kindness, as she
. evening. Routine matters will 110 had much to do and cure for without
considered. ltho extra! strength and patience in—
Deiioioua Beds. ‘ . i, , , .
‘ . ‘ ~ ‘1 , other having been out of the new
.1, 81"] ll MAN for a year and a hold alter eervlnx;
young man who enjoys the his ex- , ‘ Mrs. Stanley Mills. of Highland are The Willis men or'Noroion 3"“ mak'
lineup has been considerably revised'
Nevertheless one drunken sailor new" Perk, NW "lane”,
on the ion naturally nightabout 10.30]
“gm“ street, has been visiting reln- which was slowly sinking and with n
‘Chauneey all... of Brocklyn. has
been visitinxrwith‘l. Hmty. 'Mise :Edithurwnrm, Miss Waterbury.
08“? F. Schultznnd Charles Pruemr
Mrs. imi. C-onsty, of Jersey City, inn. will motor to Middletown and back to.
been visiting with friends in town. =Lmorrow. , ,
one. has been visiting in Bridgeport. ‘ing arrangements for s clambulie to
l ‘ be held in the near future. The event.
wellnhss been visitingiriends‘in‘town. local beeches.
o
1 Miss ‘R. Stevenson has gone to herl. Mr. Mueller stepped from a “1.400
home at Cornwall-onothe Hudson. after noon, Thursday event“. with the re-
9. visit here. . suit that a basket of peaches he on
carrying were strewn over the rooti-
woy. lie wssuooinin‘! irom BOW"
Miss Coszrove, of Brooklyn, has
been the guest of Miss huth Flint.“of‘
Row tonnevenne. ‘
Ql' ' fund the peaches 'Were resell“.
l , Mr. and hire. Charloe'T. Mitchelml’ -—-———~——«
Jason street. hays been visitors at All" There were three salon of property
' in Dorien, last week, and moment!
. , w...” . recorded amounted to $9.690, as
Ralph E. Case. of East 0mm“. N- against seven transfers and mortgages
'J.,‘ was the guest of his [parents in of $13,750 tor the 13“ Week of 'July.
Rosaries. over Sunday. 1912. The Monsters follow: Herman
l “*"M Hooter to Nellie Humbert, Mansfield
7 Miss Lois Cummings'liss returned avenue; M. E. Need to Eleonora Skel-
to her home in Brodklyn. after a visit ton, Noroton Heights; nieanom Skel-
at the home of John Tiebout- ton to Willisni Austin, et nl., Noroton
. ’ Heikhts.
Mrs. Harvey s. Ackntt and Mrs. list-
tie Crosby, oi Rownyton avenue, have Communication service was held at
zone to Maine to spend two weeks. the Methodist Church Sunday mom.
108. Rev. ll. 5. Crossett leaves for his
, Miss Olive COW 0‘ “‘0 WW“ tax “’1’ vacation Monday. The first Sunday
190”” oillce, *9 enjoying her annual during his obsenqe, the pulpit will be
two weeks' valuation, and has gone to 003W“ by R“. {Thomas Flynn Ml
Long Island to spend this week at the Rowoyton;' theleecond Sunday by Dr. l
summer home of her sister, Mrs. ilsr- W. H, “0,1,85,01,80,“ Norwnllt, The!
FY 'Ile‘m‘i 0‘ Brooklyn. mailer-meetings during Mr. .Croesett‘e
' absence will help oliurgeofCJi. Fitch,
Captain Fred Slirower, 0‘ the the coming week; Alv Willinoit, the
,"Restnwhile Cottage, n fisherman of week ntter- nudiflrving lowudee Aug
note. has said that snapper-3 this you 21 ' ‘ ' ' ,
will be more plentiful and or larger ‘
lslzo than ever. He fished from 9330‘
to 4:30 yesterday for the littlelbluee
.and captured live, all of good sine for
this time of year. j
1 Mrs. H, L. Rowland, of Crockett
street, had the following guest‘s tile
pus-t week: Mr. and Mrs. E. .l.
when tiiunderi' showers j treated, iliei
town to a deluxe such on it 1138 not
had this suitii'hi; The dldfirhioh the
a
post road in under that railroad
bridge, wane. ‘loomed intofin zpond.
over a foot igfidopth, and motorists
. Miss Meryciillen. of South \Nor- will mobshiy some oi! on one of the
Norualk. Mr. Moeser was not hurt, _ I
Derien we”; lively place Friday, .
Frank Lyons, 'of the Red Star Tow~
in: Company‘s tug "GmnWlCh-" A mother’s love, oh! who can "1:51:7-
7 ‘spent yestelday with his folks in
East Norwuilr.
, in
Miss Adelaide Richter, of Brooklyn,
who has been visiting 'Miss Carrie
Borggren, of East Norwe‘lk, has re-
turned to her home,
cident to her Cilllll‘ge.
Mother.
lire?
:lllcher than all earthly treasure:
ill-under than the earth's extension,
Deeper than all comprehension.
E. W. J.
NOTICE! NOTICE”
m if you are u subscriber to The Sony
East Norwsikers enjoyed the day tinei bl‘lllg or send in 350. and gel
swimming, fishing and selling 3'63““ three of the meet popular magazines.
day. A large number W91”- clammlng Hearst's, b‘liehloud-lilo Women and
“dense of the unusually large tide. . 1’l‘lie Motropollinm for three months l
‘1! you are not a subscriber send or
hymen Gilbert, of East Norwelk, is bring $1.60 and The Sentinel and,
enjoying 8 vacation “on! his 1'33“!” magazines will be sent you lol- three
, . duties peddling milk, and has gone 10‘ months by mail. '1 you prefer to have
’ Danbury for a. Visit 0' W0 Weeks- in neweboy deliver. your paper send us-
" l3lic for magazines end my the boy 120
Mrs. C, A. insisted and 80119 iiur- :1 week im- Tho Sentinel. The mogu-
dd slid Melvin, of East Norwelk, 19“ nines deal with all the current silli-
, today for Gluten lielnnd. where they jouts of vital interest and, will please
Will V18“. With MEN"!!! 901‘ B. “mo-levery fnembqr of [ha (Emily,
Russell Mead. of Edlie avenue, lies DREAM 'PEDDLERV.
returned from Pleinvilio, where he'
recently went on his bicycle. The if there were dreams to sell.
young man urrivad i-‘iuturduy by, train. What would you buy?
. .n-.. ~Some cost a. passing hell:
mile reguur meeting of the East Some u light sigh.
Norwalk District Committee will be That shakes from Mia's fresh crown
dield tonight in the electric station at Only a rose lead down.
which time current matters will re ii there were dreams to sell,
delve attention. l'Merry and and to tell,
— Mind the erlor ruin; the bell.
Mr. and Mrs. John A. McGunrd 0', What would you buy?
Osborne avenue, are the proud pun
outs of e liriilht baby girl. ‘30"! We'l‘ | A cottage lone and still,
destiny. Mother and child are dolni; w“); bawm lugh'
nicely. Li-ihudowy. my woes to still,
~ 1' Until i die.
Albert Gainer, of East Norwnlk. has fBuoh pearl from Life's~ fresh crown
resigned his position on the tug "Non grain would 1 shake me down.
walk" and has when another “10““,Wore dreams to have at will.
employment on s seaming tux bulb 'l‘liie would limit heal my ill.
in; from New York city. This would i buy.
One of the {In} 53:» from Dorlon’s‘ ~
, ii til
it mint on laundry nizht lumped that ‘2“ $33,353 $3?” to MH'
truck at the eul- “M "I ““9 Wurlilne- Life in e dream they tell
' ton street bridge The 031‘ W” “”W' Waking to die. , .
. u to vanish: where it was, being re- 2 Dreaming s dream to m“,
, ’m°‘l"_'“ the rails thi- mmm. lie wishing ghosts to rise;
s ,» » And it 1 bed the ii ii
The Mum “will" ”60““! 0‘ “i", To dull the buried 33m
« ill-ll New“ Mmimm ”we”. Which one would i? .
.tion will he held on Tuesday. Augustjm. , w, .n m... , f ,
‘4 ‘l 3 0'0““: “ “‘3 home 9' M“ ii there are ghosts to raise ilm
ti. J. meson. M Mimik- A“. wont shell I all - '
4 members are asked to he prowl-o Out of hell’s murky hm
‘ 9
' . Monroe’s blue all
. um, Thermometer rendered a mm no Md ,3“ m w,
' beautiful solo in the morning nodules To lead me to his it)?
«w . , i
13¢me ‘ ““33““ There are nit-ghosts to raise;
‘ - , _ Mill, 8 “i *1“ out ofdeethisedlno om; ‘
Wolverine Methodibtohurch roman, vmhmm . ‘
‘ «36th smlowdroi'l mil stews.» ., H ~ ’ .Ww
. ' ,. . ~ , . ' slimmer-lass
1Sclirolke and daughter Mntlldn, Roll-
‘el‘l. White, N.~R. Dillon, W, F‘. Dillon,
'llydla Von Muller, all of New York
city; Wm. G. Russell, llurrisoii, X. Y.;
Ebewis Tyler, Waterbury, Collin}; Mr.
‘and Mrs. James Stoti. liauhury, Mr.
and Mrs 'l‘liolnuu LuFolliuln, Bellini,
‘Conn.
The chowder burly. hold ill. the
Plunder cottage. llowuytou, on Sutur-
duy, August 2nd, proved to be (intro!
the most enjoyable events of this um.
son. The liiioruoon wus passed in
social enjoyment. utter which the
iguosts surrounded the fesilvo board.
(which was heavily luden with tempt-
ing goodies or all sorts. and spread on
the spurious laws. under the aid ap-
ple tree to puriake of the famous
Plunder chowder and all the other
good things. while the Igonlul hostess.-
Mrs. John Plunder, was on deck toi
see that all the guests were provided
for. in the evening a number of
the guests, with (lilllll. John linens;
medlcu lit the helm, enjoyed a. sail!
Ito and around him Nan-ll Reserve boa!
Machine. The guests doom-led lit a
into hour, one and all voting that the
Plunder chowder and the liquiro pie
were the bent over. Among the ini-
morons guests present were the follow
lug: (lent. nlid Mrs. John L‘lloiilmo-
dleu, Mr. and Mrs. John ii. Plunder;
Mr. and Mrs. Edward G. Shine. of
Norwslii; Mrs, Alfred. Good, of New
York: Mr. and Mrs. Frank ll. Reruns,
ilr. and Mrs, thlte, ‘Mrfl. John A.
’i‘ulootl, William (l. Shine, William 1).
Fred Squires, ol’ itoWnyion: Mr. and
Mrs, ll, (ilsburnu. of l‘ilmhurse. i4. 1.;
Miss Violet Ilsrnes, of manifold; Miss
Charlotte homes, of Stamford; Miss
Audrey Hello Shine. of Norwslk; Miss
Lililmi liliiliel Globurno. of Elndlurst.
it you are e subscriber to The Elen-
three or the moat popular disguised.
Hearst‘s, Millennium Women and
bring 11.60 and The Sentinel nod
*
months by mail. it you prefer to hove
85o for magazine; and pay the boy 12¢
I week for The sentinel. 'i‘lie mm
sine! desl with all the current sub-
everr member of the fondly.
mm in return m an infant! m
on: Ms. of veins. lire tumble money: roe
r
‘ifl’li‘ ‘
Shine, all of Siniiiiord; Mr. and Mimi Out of this mini. $17,126.97. bow-
l.. l. which, under the desendent's will of
W lions if). loll). passes ever as follows:
NOTICEl NQTIGEH l The $60.00 ‘old wstoh to Funk (1.
Line] bring or send in lids and gel] The sum oi’ 323.000.0010 liernmn C-
The Metropolitan, for three months.,L, Sohirmor. «lighter or No. 1,225
if you. are not a subscriber send or Medium avenue, mil city.
museums: will be sent you for throeéhinrll Dwyer, or No. 1.225 Madison
is newnboy deliver your new and nationally, so u um the wish of Mrs.
Mil of V1151 will!!!“ and. ”Will 9““. line berm. herrliusbeud, are the one
Very sites at nominal 'Wr surf posted, will be signed, by surrogate
so. will bring s "menu" of our 5011.1“, withiu‘umeor .9, ‘
abilities in minim you at “6" Ms. tor he‘ll
either made a dl-iour'ji'ia Le Roy rive.
one or took llll' rhnlicb and mode of
spectacular (lush lin‘ougli. Sheets of2
water were ilirown to either side and
hub-high wows rolled about after the
machine climbed out. A motor ll'llikl
owned by the Kiethiu Market. llrook-‘
lyii. came to grief when the niauuolo
took a drink of the muddy lluid, 'l‘lu-
car was being token to u Ill-.‘tul‘y lor
repainting. it stopped north of the
bridge, lind wuu' towed to the garage,
where the motor was put into sor-
vloe nguill. li'ilrilioi‘ smith all the Post
lined, whore mulls are being iimio.
the men scurried for shelter. Puse-
lnx trolloyisis may have Wondered
what the noise from within it umull
newly-erected shock on the rouiuldei
were; they were only the cheers ol
the laborers, boiling the trolley,
MR3. BCHIRMER’B WlLL,
A son, Frank C. shlrmer, Gets a Gold
Watch.
NEW YORK CITY. Almost I‘va
report of the trnnsier to: state on,
pruisor. on filo today in the ethos all
the clerk of tho surrogates“ court here,
on the estate left by uillisn Schiriner 3
«late mother, in Dorien, Colin, of
Frank C. Bhirmorwshows, tliut when
the deoendeui. passed away been on
December :10, 1912, she left on (dilute
of 311125.97.
fl‘his sum represents 317,000.00
equity in promises at No, 327 West
21rd. street: $75.97 in the Bank for
Saving», and s Show gold watch.
ever, there are expenses oi $1,892.57
'wdmiuistrsuou expenses und debts.
thiii'lllz; funersl, $194.00. end cem-
misslons, ”buidweiinmsd up nlsinst
the solute which brings the mists
down to the $15,438.40 iliiure und
,Bohirmer, the Dorian, Gonna mm
Boliirmor, s myonpori, lo.. son,
The balance of the entitle i0 Emms
To another daughter, Mrs. «sinus
avenue, Mrs. dobirmor istt not one
power that her share should go to
her sister, Emma i... Milkmen
Mrs. Dryer, the dentition and Wu»
seniors.
The decree on this report, it is sit»
aims-suitors when some Witt)!
."Wlim id but”
? DAILY POEM
-i
When ever the fair fame of. friend
.0an ,
The shadow of disgrace shallriall;
‘ instead
Orndvortl of blame, or proof of
thus and so,
A “Let something good-be said.
Forget not that no fellow—being
yet
May fall so low but may lift his
head,
Even the ohecltof’ shame with
tears legmet, ,
If something good be said. -
- A
No generous heart maiy vainly
tum aside
In Ways of sympathy; no soul so
dead
Bul’ may awaken strong and glor—
ified.
If something good he said.
:And-so I charge ye, by the
throny crown.
{I And by the cross on which the
savior bled.
And by your ownlsoul‘s hope of
. lair renown. .
Let smoothing good he said.
mjamce Whitcomh Riley. .
GOBHAM
During July and August our
«stomwill be reused “on Solon
day at 12 noon.
At your service every oth-
er week day from 7 a. m. to
=6 '9. in.‘
THE
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(MONITORS.
in Fla: no em Normlh
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50f these Coupons
and 98c will get you
' mo of these Vacuum
Clothes Washers
[5.5 sum:
to make money is
by saving it. T/mlc when
we can higlgp you. Not tluu
we’re m n o 'Bsrxnln St ."
But this a “Value Store/(Fell
plain .Engllilhrrwhsiever you bit}
here and whatever you pay for it.
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