his.» Msrlorledlollermott. who on
‘ k ‘1 It spendingmo west: it: Derby. will
"return home today.
i
' widlbet‘t'dlerritt. a former 'llast Nor-1
Ialb lad. now employed in the'Brit-
tibia works, in. degmfllo spend-
u inghis vacation in Thom moot.
.» it” large; number or East Norwalk
' beanie Vent to'ltotonl’oint. last even-
. into-titans thallreworka' exhibition‘
Jul \vere wall pleased with what they
saw. . . v ,
‘ .
,East‘lNorwalk people saw the climb‘
, o! the two Sentinel employee to the top‘
« of the west railroad electrification tow-
er. yesterday externoon. and marveled
It their test.
Mrs. C. M. Benedict, .0! New Haven,
. who has been visiting friends in has:
‘ Norwalk, left New York yesterday on
the night boat for an extended vaca-
tion trip to Old Orchard. Maine. |
Daniel Uliommedieu. of Rowan
street and son. Carlton, went to New
Eon; yesterday. They took the boat
up to West Point and saw ow sni.‘
friends in south. Norwalit. ‘ Unrest. many. '
,' Misses irons and Marion Lynch are
i ,
‘Miss May Savage has been visiting
emu. Youngs, of this place. has
been on a trolley trip to New York.
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visiting. in Normals. Massachusetts.
Miss loos Mills has returned horns
from a visit in Pitteileld. Massachm‘
setts.
Mrs. 1“. Policy has returned tolliichd
isan. after a visit at several months
here. .
Miss May Flint. of Rowuyton. is the'
guest or Miss Phoebe Arbuckle. at
Erie, Pa.
Miss Rose Snitiln, of diamond street.
has been visiting in New Rochelle,i -—
New York.
—Ice cream for sale at Bowayton
Hose Company tonight.
George Tuttle has taken a position
in A. Dickerman it Son’s store, in
South Norwalk.
' suns» mucus.» in New York.
m misc modesty. a moms...-
Will! monstrous. charges with
monuments at river and am
“:9.va thusbutllnad what
mono commendation nation in
Mus-mam novmiu visitad'om
Mk sacrum. known or "Shorti'."
. at the people. and‘i'umishlu‘the out-
Mrs. Wills. of Patrick street. in .themay places with increased
entertaining triondstroin out or town. jam. oi! WWW tor the out-
here. is married and livingin Weston. firm-thermal: the door yards "
Mrs. John (lurliss. of Norwalk. visib
m“...-
M'Norwnlk his Weston.
Mr. and iii-fill; W. Jones. ot‘Wolo
pit Hill avenueqspent Saturday with
rslutivea‘vat filthsldlleach. ‘
Mr. andfltd‘ilbharles Brown. of New
town avenue, had as guests, over Ginny
day. relatives from New York.
Mr. and Mrs. llidward Devising, ot
Grumman avenue, visited last week
with relatives in Pawling. N. Y. '
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'Miss Anna Beatty, of Westchester.
‘was an over Sunday guest of his sister.
Mrs. George Douay. Newtown avenue.
«Mrs. Mary Bedlent. of Grumman m.
nus. returned Saturday alter a two
weeks’ visit with relatives in Weston.
Miss Mary Filling and sister, of
Grumman avenue. are spending this
month with relatives in Springfield.
‘Mass.
Miss Minerva Carpenter has been
Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Gallier, '0!
5°“: “WW1“ home last “‘3”: b! entertaining friends in honor of her Chestnut Hill “on“. have “fled for
train.
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recent engagement.
issue Brown is a little lad who owl Miss Dorothy Raymond. of West
in East Hawaii and he is a ball player
on the Norwalh (colored) Giants. .0;
ll‘hursday the team wiii go it) me.
Beach with the Grace Baptist Church;
Sunday school for the annual
Ilile avenue. has been visiting in
Northileld. Massachusetts.
Mr. and Mrs. I". C. Merrineid, of Ru-
excur- wayton avenue, have been entertaimi
Europe—411w have taken their cute
'with them.
Miss Fedrl Dilutions. of New York.‘
returned. on Sunday. after a visit with
her grandmother, Mrs. Bedlent, on
.Grumman avenue.
sion.oudagame has been booked with log Mr. and Mrs. I. Ihisenberrie. of- Frank W. (”may find family. of
”’9 Rye boys. Brownie ” delivery New York. “d ”'19 WW 1‘ now 9‘9”” Newtown avenue. Norwaili. autoed to
clerk for Stillman's pharmacy.
' i
Constable Henry C. Salter may- sit-l
tend his endeavors in other directions
than that of pinching soloists without
highs. Carriages with springs or rub.
ber tires must have lights now. No
arrests have been made locally as yet.
The oonstdrlt motion required by»
' the man-pumps on the east end of the
bridge proved excelledt exercise for‘
the men employed and they should
develop great muscle.
When the pole on tlie'ilzts trolley
car from East Norwalk. bound for
Broad River. broke last'night. timeou-
‘- . doctor who had hold of the rope was
nearly struck in the head by the heavy
iron when it dropped. The shaking oi
the wires. although the car was near
Flori street, caused several guy wires;
to give way near Hefner's block. The
oral mix-up was not straightened out
until this morning.
*‘ ”Trade” at Home
Pure Drugs. Delicious Candy, Cooling
Drinks
J. STIELMAN.
Prescriptions a Specialty.
‘ 225 EAST WASHINGTON 8T.
‘- Int Norwaik. Tel. 1566.
= Mrs. E. J. Perritt, write of Ensign
Perritt, of the local galvation Army
Corps. is ill at her home and unable to
mist her husband in the service. (lon-
sequently. as she is in need or it com-
plete rest. she will remain at her home
II 4 Cottage street. until entirety rs-
cuperated. limdqusriors have sent
lihisign Porritt an assistant to aid in
the work. Lieutenant Mhur Cum-
“. ‘ . nine. of Pittsilold. A welcome most-
- in. will be held tonight in the Galvin
, tion Army Hall. in Water street. South
Norwaik. The service will begin at
eight o'clock.
NOTICE! NOTICE”
- liymi morebscriborto't’hebou-
. +tinsl bring or send in ate and got
three or the most popular meiosis.
We. Wis Woman and
»- ’l‘iis ltetropolitas. for three months.
it you are not a subscriber send or
'M’lll 01.” end The Sentinel and
Wrillbomtm tortbm
’ hostile by mail. it you water to have
York State.
. ;ing an automobile tour through New Bayonne. N. J" Sunday, and took din-
ner with friends there.
put of terms.
so Mrs; Lillian Hendricks. Psi-trick doing. besides completing in. pa.
.mc-w. inthewayotrlver and
harbor work?
. Bert- Robinson, oi.’ Grumman svenus.. Ambrose Chan cl
. . n to a depth or to
“W“vWF' swan” ”and“ from. test at mean low- water. and a foidth
0! 3.00019“ throughout the oaths
0! to per cent. finished. to that whim
[Billt in mood. instead of appropri»
‘miflcent entrance to New York
Bay into the harbor of Philadelphia.
“h“. Tiebout, 0‘ Rowsyton. “‘3 “. Thomas Gregory and-Mrs. E. G. Gre-
Maxim 9‘19“” muffler on the exhaust gory. both of Newtown avenue, are ill:
0' his “'33 “10“” 33°”- Th‘ resultis also. Gcrsliom Fillow, of Grumman
"the great harbors oi the country.
wonderful. in that you can stand on
the stern of the boat when it is run- ,
ling ”and hardly hear the exhaust.
Mrs. W. F. Ambler, and Tracey B.
Ambler, of ilowa'ylon and Mr. and
Mrs. Harvey M, Kent, 0! Arch street.
Norwulk, have returned from a pleati-
ant stay in Stockibridge, in the Berk-
shires. The return trip was made by
automobile.
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NOTICE! NOTICE”
If you are a subscriber to The Son-
itinel bring or send in 35c and get
three of the most popular magazines,
Hearst's, Fashionable Woman and
main teed wire then broke and the gen-' The Metropolitan, for three months.
if you are not a subscriber send or
bring $1.60 and The Sentinel and
magazines will be sent you for three
months by mail.
a newsboy deliver your paper send us
85c toe magazines and pay the boy the
a week for Thor Sentinel.
Jccis oi vital interest and, will please
every member of the {unlit
“HAW
it you prefer to have
The magi»!
‘zlucs deal with all the current sub-
svenuo. is seriously ill.
humouv anon mu. rites.
ALBANY. Aug. 6.-~The will of an.
thony N. Brady. which disposes of an
estate estimated variously at nmcunts
in excess ot’s'zonouooo, was tiled here
yesterday by Philip W. Boardroom. rep.
resenting O‘Brien, Boordnmu _& ,l’luu.
It will be probated on August l2.
I din abstract given out by Morgan J.
O'Brien and Samuel A. Bcardsleysays:
l "The isolator bequentlis to his wt
dew all the furniture. silverware.
books, pictures. horses, carriages, an.
tomobiie and all other personal prop
crty in or about his late residence in
the City of Albany. Ho devises to his
wife said dwelling house, together with
other real property in Albany. He be
sheaths to his wife an annuity of
“0.000 to be paid to her in aqual‘quar.
tor yenrly payments during her lite.
"in addition the testator's wile re-
ceives the sum of $1,000,000.
“The teststor's residuuy estate is
“it materiel.
And whittlis the Wheel Corps“
it is com sting tlie~
length. And this work it upwards
the next annual liver and gather
ating tor turther construction it will
provide for the maintmnoe oi this
harbor. a work which. in many ways.
hi on a par with the building at
the lsthmian Canal, tor it invoivod‘an
estimated excavation of about t2.~ ’
500.000 cubic yards of material for a
length 0! seven miles of channel.
Other Work in Pours-e
But this is not all the Engineer
Corps is doing in the way or deep
suing and widening channels to our
mports. it is working on a lib-tot
channel into Boston harbor; and one
of the same depth from Delaware
with the width of 800 feet in the
straight parts. 1,200 feet wide at
Bulkhead Bar, and 1,000 feet wide at
the other bends of the ‘ Delaware
river. The latter improvement will
cost $10,920,000 and there will be an
annual charge. oi 3300.000 for main-
tenance.
Baltimore is talisve a channel or
35 test at mean low water, and 600
feet wide at bottom. with increased.
widths at the entrances and the bends
hum Fort hiclienry to deep water in
Chesapeake Day. When this project
is completed-wand reports in the En-
gineer’s ofiice in this city show that
substantial results have steady been
achieved-Alibi busy. growing melt-op
oils of the South will have one at
What is true of Baltimore, Boston,
New York ulclirl’hiladcipbia also true
of Norfolk honor; for here: too, true
work or giving Norflok a 35th
channel, "'willlf"a"dcpth oi Iiiiil feet
from deep water inclianipton Roads
to the navy yard at Portsmouth. Va..
a distance of abut 11 miles, is under
way. with hope or completion «by the
close at the next fiscal year.
improving The Hudson
Leaving out of consideration the
millions that lire being spent on the
wideningand ,decpwma oi the chan'
units into thc_:big harbors oi the na-
tion. one of the greatest projects
which the Engineer Corps has under
way, and upon which a cool $100,000
monthly is lidin‘g spent. is the im-
provement oi ,lhe‘liudson river in the
vicinity of Albany and Troy. whore
locks and dams are being built to con-
nect the channel with the Shiite Barge
Canal. the aim at the Engineers of
the Army being to complete this por-
tion of the work before the comple-
tion of the canal propermanoihsr cu-
§ DAILY POEM
THE SILLY SEASON.
-——-—-——
The silly scason smiles once
more
Upon the mountain and the
shores
With silly boys and silly girls
And silly flufis and silly curls.
The silly song. the silly dance
Blend with the summer ray’s ro~
mancc.
Sometimes expressed in words or
looks.
Sometimes in paper covered
books.
A little nonsense, Southey say.
Is needful to a holiday.
And as the“ dog days. fiercely"
319W 1‘1; .
There comes the silly.
show
--liarmlsos-
0f freakish hats and lunny‘coats
And horses, motor cars and boats
That, while they charm you,
leave you vexed.
Uncertain what they may do
next.
Regrets will come and more will
fall
Unsought and soon for one and
all.
Then lucky is the humble man
Who may adopt the season’s plan
divided into at: ”“51 parts: One part gineerlng test rivnlling. in some re-
is devised and bequeathed to his son. 'apscts the canamflon 03 the Kent
! D
Nicholas ”9de Brady; m“ 1"“ '9 ditch across the isthmus of Panama.
:dovlesd and bequeathed to his son.
ARIEN ‘Jamcs Core 'liracb'; three parts are
'given to the executors and trustees
> named in the will to be hold for the
AND .“ 'boueilt oi the tsutator'u three dough-
berm-«Margaret iluih bratty Farrell.
OROTON EMabei Brady (lurvsn and hisrcia May.
‘ers Brody Tucker. and the remaining
. part the tobtutor gives to his executors
‘ and trustees to be held tor the beneilt
or his granddaughter. Mercia Ann
Gsvit.
"The 63:00qu and trustees are
Nicholas Frederick “lirudy. James (hire
WW“ firmly and the Central 'i‘rust company
The carnival of the Dorian Fire- ”! New York ““5“
men i0 1““ no, “.15. Auxuet 12. 13" “The isolator makes this following
it. lb and iii. in being busily arrm- “Wm“
ed by the committee in charge. ’l‘ihtmi’ “To ““3 Mb“? Hospital. N“ 50°“
will be u balloon ascension and a tug~ lsiid M- ”590004 ‘0 Albsnyjs "“9“
oi~wsr amour; 1}“, attractions. tal for incursbles. Kenwood insights.
. - .. ., ‘ 5.25.090; to the liumepstliic swim.
Next annuity evening, in the Congrs- North Pearl street. ”5.000; to lit. 'Po-
gatimi church. the choir will be as- ur:; Hospital, Broadway. Albany,
stated in a musical service by the pin 026.000.
oils of Arthur Pbllllp‘gausie wheati
. W "N
The Dorian baseball team will play
the team known as The Bloomer Girls
of New York, on the Noxon F'loid, Aug
23.
“The following annuities are lie-"mun”?
In the scheme oi building an in-
terior waterway from the rugged
rocks oi’ Maine to the sand pits or
Florida. Congress early recognized the
necessity of connecting up 1V0" «lei
lined water avenues along the Atlas-
tic coast. to the sad that the perils
oi «Hatteras and other dang'cr spots
along the Atlantic shores might be
alluded.
inland Watemaye.
At a part of the project the (their
speaks and Mbomarle Canal was
purchased by the Federal government
at an upset price oi 9000.000. title to
the some having passed to the United
fitstesmithin the past sixty days. This
is e connecting waterway between Nor-
tollt. Vat. and Beeuiort. N. (7.. being a
port at the beaten to Beaufort inlet
(N. c.) section at the proposed colitis»
nous inland waterway from Now its.»
lend to the wetlands. The psrehhue
oltbs can.) ham been accomplished.
corps will shortly advert
in what promises to be one of the bolt
musical programs of the your there.
Burton is the destination of Illa
”arm Temple. of 48 Poplar street.
who started out yesterday on was»
time. New York. will be visited on
she returns is the Perl: mumm
oert Talent-eta.
‘IMNNWQ A? NONI
“What do the sum-gotten not,
sheathed: To Mrs. C. B. tiles-oh. ti.» tin W W. 9" W this waterway
0003 m m. A. h gm". ”3m; to hire. H II“. Ilth t VH1“! 01 its root. ‘1‘!)
"wfihmdmemiimamm _
3". 1;. Burton, 11.000."
NOTKBII novice“
ltyoomasuhscrlberto'l’hoseo-
lion which will cover two show that bring or send in as. sod not, tbs theory that we will its" a river
lime otthomoetpopuisrmgasims.
lie-rat's. Manhole Women and
it you m not a subscriber send or
bring list sad The soothe! and
Wmllummflrm
“Immersion. “moratorium"
la?“ not to sweep the mdmmmmmia thatthonoitlbenomovm
Mmieaahu'
lite Militia-airing litmus
3m
NW NW-
std in the work (it mention. drum
‘vvlli also be contacted for.
"We are rundown: the improve
insists on our rivers and moon on
and harbor bill even year. so (ion-
grsu bu mo will be done" said
moraine-r odour mm‘mo
oureuimlormm
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lam theater-plies invite me?
”Mitchell filibuster! Iii.
“Whatiatrseothettomsstow
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and .
And is not forced to advertise
Himself as one exceeding wise
blow
Arid heed the spirit of the day
hay i"
m-Washlngton Star.
Since he may go to see the show
Where billows break or brocade
That says “Be silly while we
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During July and August our
' ' store will heelosed on Satur-
day at 12 noon. '
At your service every oth-
er week day from 7 a. in. to
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dam.
East Norwelli ' \
5 of these Coupons
and 98c will get you
one of these Vacuum
Clothes Washers
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to make money it
by saw»: it. T/zaris when
It can help you. Not that
m’re Na "Bargain Store."
list this s Value Store.” it
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here and whatever you pay for it.
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