m weekly WNW at the
urine: mt Norwuk muss will
to hold Wt.
”saline choir of the Christ Episcopal
(lunch will hold it weekly rehearsal,
tomorrow evening.
Funk Birdssll, '
oi mist Norwelk.
on taken a position on lineman with
lithe (indirection! Comm.
7 The boat ""Rsneous with 1.000
W e! Kim’s Windsor is unloading
It the doom. oi Raymond Brothers.
Host No. 18 with 800 yards .0!
crushed stone is hole: rapidly unload
" Wm! st the docks 0! Raymond Brothers.
In Just about a month school will
open again and then the little lads will
hove their vacations but by a memory.
The electrical storm of last night}
not out the light on the Washington
tenet bridge. menial have made.
”this necessary repairs.
~ The W on the easterly tower,
which formerly an up the structure
‘ on the end has been removed and now
., .is Wmuently located on the side.
East Nomad: colored residents are
“”5 ”‘9 “W “h“ went to 'liye in his black robe and cap, officiated. I-
Mrs. Roberts and all at her children!
were born in the old Sllcox homestead l
.on Van Znnt street now occupied byW.‘ tlnel bring or send in 85c and SM
attach, this morning. on the rlcnie of
the Grace «Baptist Chruch Sunday
school.
Leslie Finch, of Von Zuni; street
received his handsome new bicycle
last night. The machine lea “Rang-
er” and came fully equipped. being
.uncrated last night. 'l
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Rev. J. iHypkin Brown, recto: of
Christ Eeiseopsi Church. took the
Wednesday morning service for Rev.
James Benton Werner, at Grace Epls‘
poi (thrush. Norwaik, yesterday.
The pointers are expected soon to
begin work on the steel towers at
either end of the railroad drnw‘bridgo.
The structural work, now painted red,
will be “black when the workmen have
finished.
‘-.-——.a..—..L.." s
A little tool dog chased a bird on
the bridge this morning. The “"8".
little bird flew to a swinging wire.
some twenty feet in the air. The {log
stood beneath and rhurkingly asked
the little spatrow to come down and
be eaten. which request was chirping
ly refused.
What a beautiful night the electrical
towars on the railroad will be after
The sleet promises to cover the streak
turns with n shimmering mass. and
when the sun comes out clear the next
day, the towers should present A
beentiiul picture.
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The severe electrical storm which‘
drifted over the community lest night
did no grout nanoum. domain: us is!‘
as reports have come in. The electri-
12 cal service from the East Norwulk.
Electric Station won unhulnperod, and L
patrons of the company round lightI
oi the touch of their switches. l
it never ruined border in ideal Nor ;
walk smording to the belief or 1le .
mend Wood and Board Mead who
were caught out in the terrific thundon
and lightning shower. llmul. 12:30‘
o‘clock this morning. The boys had.
bet-n visiting friends in Darlnn for;
the evening and resulted South Nor»;
' walk so the storm broke in its fury. '
it was s wot walk home, won the re'
port.
Mrs. Guillermo A. Boiler and Mind
Laura (3. linker, or ii Fort direct, li'nutl
Namath. are inking a trip to Manure.
fills. Thousud lsinndn. and Montreal.
Canada. which left on Tuesday. it
personally conducted tour. i’outnin.
denote their unis arrival at Albany.
N. it. where the party room beaten,
I
, floss» lolntd the New York doings-
tion. Mrs. Charles N. smith and Mrs.
‘ Dinner 0. health, of South Namath,
are enjoying the some trip.
A»... We: “1...”; m
Trade at Home
to times, muslin!» candy, Cooling
Drinks
'1. ST ILLMAN
Prescriptions s Humidity.
22$ 8A8? WAOHlNGTON ST.
m Namath. “to. int
n.
medley Finch, aged live years ran
onniltlmnghhisshoeminoh last
night while rim met with 11th
brother Mills in the not who."
a humid“ his new bicycle and
‘ 3M on 3 hell (bullied-Ibis damn
' . the shoe and into
hurried with the i
mention iii hibernate men when the
‘ j wound was csutorixed
E null it. hot rusty Ind the injury
‘ noon at her lormer residence on Mt
" Street. were held, in the mucosa of a
roll no to Dr
its {our 0!
was attended to oi ones.
The din-roll sortie-scorer the late“.
Mrs. Mary ill. Robertson Sunday alter
vast concord of airman; relatives
and friends. while the contribution of
flowers, of which she was so dead.
were beyond describing or women»
tions, except to show the universal es.
teem in which she we: hold. Mrs.
Roberts was always an admirer oi! the
bright and beautiful; and as one in?
in the grey upholsteredcosltet dressed
in pure. white which correesponded
with her snowy hair, she appeared as
it in a peaceful sleep» One might at
most expect: to see when the lid open-
ed her kindly large blue eyes showing
signs or renegnition for it didn‘t seem
as if she was really dead Mrs. Rob
erts was one of the most unselfish wov
Mimi. [Miloj
Christopher li'r'iidley ol Seaside two.
one Stamford. is camping at Newton.
R. 6. Pack of Collondor‘s Point has
a stem yacht in local waters for the
bassoon. '
Mrs, Stephen Hoyt, and [Miss Birch-
nrd of the Post road are out of town
for a week.
Miss Clara Stanfield oi’ Lelwy ave-
nue hits returned after a pleasant vis~
it in New Jersey.
Mr. and Mrs. Thompson. who lately
opened 9.. dry-goods store at Noroton
moved to Stamford.
men that ever lived, going about doing
end loving those belonging to her, as
only a mother can love. and her last
words exert to show how deeply soli-
lotions she was about those left behind
elite:- ehe had passed away and joined‘
her beloved son, and it was her wish .
to be laid beside him, which has been
gratified The services both at the
house and at Riverside Cemetery. were
very impressive, bringing tears to the
Mrs. Grissom and her daughter, who
are guests at Mrs, Stephen Hoyt, have.
left for a short visit to relatives in
Meriden. Mrs. Grlssom and her daugh-
ter are (mm the South.
Florence Alvin or was. Norwaik and
Fred Stevens of Dorian were married
at the Methodist Church, by Rev. H. S.
Crossott, Sunday afternoon. The core-
mony was a private one, only the
Heights, have sold their stock, and re- 3'
ditched the lest three inhibits for the
hemlock team against the But-no
' Buttock tom or Bridxhflrt ’dsturdsy
otherness nodutrnckout seven oi the
nine, men who need him, the other
' have going when my groundsns. The
Soundtracks won by meteors or iii—7.
FIRE ALARMS
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Box ill—Corner Putnam evenue and
eyes of nearly everybody present. its grooms parents Mr and M“ Edmonm my,
all had nothing but woods of praise
for her. The Rev Mr. IHypkin Brown,
8 Bonn and family. Her brother And
sister were also born there, so that the
Roberts family wore known to every
old resident of East Norwalk.
NOTICE! NOTICE”
it you are a subscriber to The Son
tine] bring or send in 35c and got
three of the most popular magazines,
Hearst s Foshlondble Women.
The Metropolitan, for three monthsi
If you are not a subscriber send or
bring $1.60 and The Sentinel and
magazines will be sent you lor three'
months by mail. It you prefer to have
n newsboy deliver your vpnper send us
350 for magazines and pay the boy 12c
a week 101 The Sentinel. The mom-
zines deal with oil the current sub-
heels of vital interest and. will please!
every member of the family.
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N) OV’AY' TON 1
MVrJ‘M" ‘ “d
.\ number of Rowayton people will?
a. snow and ice storm in the winter. attend the hinrdi (iron dance at Roton'
Point this evening.
The weekly (lanes of the members or:
the Tokenelte Club will be held in the
‘olub house Saturday evening.
Mrs. Earl Themes. of Rowsyton nve~
nué‘. who underwent an operution st‘
‘ the Norwslk Hospital, is srsdunliy im-
proving. "
Dr. A. 8. Clarke and family, of the
'l‘nintor cottons. nt ’l‘okeneho, left to-
day for the Adirondack Mountains to
spend two weeks
Miss Minnie Snlilin, who Is engaged
in tho millinory business in Uncontn,
New York. is spending A week with
her parents. Mr. and Mn. John Bull.
tin. of Raymond street.
in ..li Fl Wilcox who is ocoupylnll.I
one of John Sherman lioyt’s cottages
oi Contentment island is at Surnnnc‘
Luke, New York, on u hunting trip.
During his absence Mr. and Mrs. J. (1.
floor. of New York. parents of Mrs.
Wilcox, urn occupying his eotlnge here.
NOTlCEl NOTiCEll
it you are n siibncribor to The lien:
ilnei tiring or send in 313s and gel
tin-on of the moat populsr moguls”.
iltnrst‘a. Fashionable Woman and
The Metropolitan. for three months.
it you are not it subscriber send or
brim: $1.80 and The Sentinel and
magazine's will he sent you for em
months by mull. It you ureter to have
s nowaboy deliver your purer send as
350 for magazines And my the hey lilo
A week for The Henlinel. The lunge-
itlnon deal with oil the current In!»
jocts oi vital interest and. will plum
every member oi the lsmlly.
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A Stevens being present The couple
left for a trip to New York
NQTICEJ NOTICE“
It you are it subscriber to The Son-
three of the most popular magazines.
.Henrst's Fashionable Woman and
The Metrovo n, for three months.
it you no not a subscriber send or
bring $1 60» and The Sentinel and
magssines will be sent you for three
months by mail. it you prefer to have
is newehoy deliver your never send us
i 35c tor mealtimes and pay the boy 19¢
a week for The Sentinel. The mega-
zines deal with All the current sub
lasts of vital interest and. will please
every member of tho lmnlly.
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\l'. A. \i’ilkle of Worcester. Mass,
was A visitor in town Sunday.
ii. A. Randall of Troy. N. ‘l'.. spell:
Friday in town visiting lrionds.
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fregislcrud At the Westporl “Oli‘i Sun-
‘dny.
J. 0. Rent! and it. S. item! of lied
(ding visited friends in town Satur
ay.
ll. ll. Nodon ol‘ Brooklyn, N. Y.,
«ministered at the Westport lioiel Silt
urduy.
Welter ilhaiilnld' nnd N. W
‘iihondes of illicit ..,Y were visitors
in town Saturdayx
J. A. Wnllborg end ll. A. Kecmier
of llrooklyn. N. Y., worn visitors here
for :1 few days.
Trinity M. E. Church 01' llrldgeport
will hold its nnnunl Sunday school
picnic nt (tempo llenuh. on the 20th of
this mouth.
Judge imniol ll. Bradley was iiil'lL‘
ki‘ll nuniu Suturdny evening with the
marina of illnesses he lulu been trou~
“liloil Willi for the past few month“.
lli'V. nod Mm. ii. i). Jones of the
Buumiuck M. 1" Church left this
Week for n month’s vncntlon. They
will enjoy illillilliilli'ilil Jli. Bethlehem,
Vi.
Joe Bands has returned to his homo
in Syruouno. N”. it, Am: spending u
row onyx with friends“ hem. Mr.
hands was formerly a ronldoiit of this
town.
'l‘hs illustrious detected the [lint
Bridgeporis of lirldgulmrt Bundsy ltf
ternoon in ii. welilolsyed items by
the some of 7 int i. destroy and
”urine were in the points for the lo-
unis. The 3W” was witnessed by a
large crowd. "
eorgugpiin i’. memorial: not lie-
stilo, wash. in spending it now days
with his mother. Mrs. Mm Mutter-
msck. sergeant McCormncir escorted
two prisoners of the sum trim do
little to the «barracks at Washington.
D. 0., and decided to stop hers for A
low tiers. '
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.l. E. Kelley of Philadelphia. Pa...
'fl Dental-o non-intoflerln;
) Master box. from which In.
an be dad.
One stroke nt in noon and I p. ..
fiend-M time. 1—
0m strolls oi odd tins: noun 3.
line open. 1-
n'mmmernmnnnouLn
ails do rtment. 1 l
nympho! strolle- voter to on In:
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“At 13:05 h. amend! WM}. it!!!
«(would test.
slams for my district lilo re
solved by tele
Four long it lists of the whistle It
8:30 o. in. {nd 12: 30 p. m. indicate
no school for the following session.
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u—Eflflni on e on red
N— nion Port.
25~Wosr Avenue and Berkeley amen.
zrflmnkim Avenue and Ly nos Piece.
Iii—Gite house. (Private box).
32»West Avenue and Mervin Street.
Mien-nor Avenue and Orchst'd arrest.
M'hopel Street and Huber Avenue
ss. West Avenue. near the armory.
w—dlevuxs sum and Elm Greet.
414nm: Street and -Wiilon avenue
i2~fluin sin-ed nml Norm Avenue.
id» France him
u— hiun sud Ch'ihol'iu. streets.
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5i~ Ulioslnsi hir‘e‘: near summer Bi
55mm nun der-l nth Uni on Avenue.
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Wire hesduunnoru. or. “In Zuni lime
Telephone 110
initr-h rionmu turmoil».
Private boxes will only Do pulled fol
A telephone momma to Electric Butler.
‘70:?) tut-«ten the haunt (if 6 D. m. an!
ir—Mu-x. n School (prints;
lifl-m-Ensl “unknown For! are.
ill ~Vun Znndl ill. am inborn An.
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330~l£nsi Ave .uoo L“i ion at.
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will be given o: fli‘lrllroll ooh
tire on pmvmm whore loomed
{lemma slump are only to ba given by
the chief or acting ohm upon his srriw
M the a».
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lu—«vno ohm stood titties, testing or no-
open.
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A BOY’S SONG.
Where the pools are bright and
deep,
Where the gray trout lies asleep,
Up the river end ever the lea,
That’s the way for Billy and me.
Where the blackbird sings the
latest.
Where the hawthorn blooms the
SWECtCSt.
Where the nestlings chirp and
flee,
That‘s the way for Billy and me.
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Where the mowers mews the .
cleanest,
Where the hay lies thick and
greenest; .
There to track thchmncward bee.
That’s the way for Billy and me.
Where the hazel bank is steepest.
Where the shadow falls the deep-
est.
Where the clustering nuts fall
tree.
That's the way for Billy and me.
Why the boys should drive away
Little sweet maidens from the
play.
Or love to banter and flgbt so
well.
That’s the thing I never could
tell.
But this I know. I love to play
Through the meadow. among the
hay
Up they water and over the. lea.
That’s the way for Billy and me.
James Hegg.
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any at 12 noon.
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