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from Quebec. Canada.
M island Bar
~ and will remain a week.
.apeutfiaturday and Sunday with his
Liomiiy. at State Una, Mass.
walk scvhooi, has returned from a
‘ week’s vacation in the country.
M Company will meet tonight to consid-
' upstairs.
use.” M. Pom. of *ll'ort street, is
Morin: his ennui vacation.
.li noodle recently purchased the
star ground of William R. Tobey in
cum“
(3. A Braided. «East Nmalk.
went to Gluten Island on ill-turner.
, Victor J. Benellshe. of mm street,
"George H. Soodald and tamlly, of
~ ”Rowan street, have gone into the coun- >
try for a two weeks‘ vacation.
E. L Carr. janitor oi the East. Nor-
The Mayflower Hook and ladder
or going to the Southport parade.
Miss Ilsabel Hamid, of East Nor-
Normal ”afloat!
it you are anhacrlsbtemm
desi‘briuormdtnase and m
three attire met. valllll‘m
Results. W10 Wmn and
The Metropolitan. tor tln'ea ‘monttls
unsure netssubscrlbsr send or
bflasytlsoend‘m sentinel and .
magazines ”will be sent you. im- three
months by mail. it you prefer mam ,
a. senior deliver your poporasnd us ‘
380 tormwlne‘s and pay the boy in
a weak for The Sentinel. The up
tines deal with all ills current sub
lasts a vital interest and, will please
every member or the Mill-
W. was:
ROWAYTQJ {
Wows-run!
Miss Helen Webb has been visiting
in Rye 'Beach.
Mrs. B. m. John has returned to
her home after a visit in New York.
There will be a meeting of the Re-
liance Hook d: Ladder Company, to-
night.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick C. Merrifleld
are home from a tour of New York
walk has returned home after a va—I abate.
cation in Maine and Massachusetts,
Leander Cummings and Frank Platt,
of Rowan street, enjoyed a sail on the
Sound to Fall River and return yes—
terday‘.
-—Wa~tches. clocks and jewelry re-
paired promptly and satisfactory.
Arthur '1‘. Ferris, 78 Washington St,
Miss Evelyn Leonard has returned
to New York city, after a. visit friends
in Rowayton.
-—.Watches, clocks and jewelry re-
paired promptly and satisfactory.
Arthur T. Ferris, 78 Washington St,
upstairs.
The Rowayton and Dorian Rpworth
Rev. Fairbanks and family left for
Northileld, Mass. this morning. The
cool breeze has made traveling a
pleasure.
Mrs. Catherine A. Baker and Miss
Laure Baker, of Fort street, are re--
membering friends here with pastels
c
Rev. Willian James, of 'Belle island,
will conduct the prayer service of the
East avenue Methodist church on'
Thursday evening.
Captain ii iii. Lockwood, oi the tug
League will go to Compo Beach on
the launch Olga, Tuesday night, Aug-
ust 12th, to attend the outing oi the
Norwalk Group of Epworth leagues.
The Reliance Social Club will hold
a meeting tomorrow aitamoon at
libree o'clock, in their roams. Every’
as this is the last meeting before the
lawn fete.
NOTICEI NOTiCEii
If you are a subscriber to The Son-
tinel bring or send in 350 and get
three of the moat popular migraines.
Hearst s, Fashionable Woman and
mm; " m ‘ WWW "
0' ”m m m. mm no.
at real estate and mortgages or ”5.
m Last week's transfers teller:
Hooter Hams to Nellie fiewhart.
Mansfield avenue. ~
Stark A. R. to Win. Fleming at or.
Newton Heights
Mrs, Emily .Bradley of Norwalk
ll». min.
“:3..." Editors
i, was aw, ‘ g;- in
fled-o
spent Friday with Mrs. C. E. 'Brinker-
huff,
building raised and placed chum-hers
The actual moving began today.
Gharlsa Davis is making necessary
improvements to the old reading-room
building, recently purchased by F. E.
Green.
0n the new telephone building.
nearly of the brickwork is finished.
Carpenters are getting out material
for the inside work. Steel window
frames and doors amied Friday.
School will commence on Monday
Sept. 8. From present indications as
goodly number will attend Stamford
School Committee for permission to
take post-graduate courses.
The clerks in W, F. Brennan's 'l'or-
,rington store paid William Glynn a
‘visit. Wednesday, and were entertain-
ed. in Torrington the business men
have an outing every year on this
date. The clerks look the opportunity 3'
‘of coming here to visit the manager
of Mr Brennan's store The trip was
Imade in two touring cars
A Chalmers touring. our owned and
[member is especially urged to attend driven by Clarence McLoughlin of
Smith Ridge, collided with team driv.
‘en by Edward Lynch. at the loot oi the
lMain Street hill Thursday, about 9
.p. m.. and landed on a stone lance.
The horse and drivar got off unliurt,
as only the shaft to the vehicle was
broken. Both parties any that they,
were on the right side. There was a
“Addie V" the energetic little boatirhe Metropolitan, for three months lsmnll light on the wagon. it is stated
of the Nomfilk Towing Company is i if you are not a subscriber send or that Mcliaushlin took the wagon for a
spending the day in New Haven,
bring $160 and The Sentinel and
magazines will be sent you for three
bicycle How the auto got over into
the gutter and on top of the fence.
A cargo of wood block for Contract» 1 months by mail. If you preier to the which is on the left hand side of the
or Joseph Mum"), and the Empire“ neweboy deliver your paper send- us road. when Mulnughiln stated that
Construction Company is being ““4, 350 for magazines and bay "10 1'0! 130 he was on the right side. is a question
loaded at the docks of Rat'mond'
Brothers
C. Raymond Wood. of the telephone
company's force, is taking his annual
vacation and is visiting at Cornwall-
amine-Hudson. On Thursday he will
join Howard Mead in Brooklyn.
Howard Need, of East Norwnlk, is
enioying his annual vacation from his
duties in the East Norwalk electric
station. Jay Petty is acting as his
substitute. Howard will visit in Brook.
lyn tor a week,
.—
Autoe are further warned about
crossing the bridge by a brand new
sign. white board with red letters”
which reports that there is denser and
that those who travel faster than if)
miles per hour over the detour bridse
will be arrested.
The ever-ready mother love or unit
male was exemplified in Hefner’s
store when a big dog started alter one
of the latest arrivals in the cat iam- ‘
ily, this morning. The brutal canine
was set upon by the mother cat and
was glad to leave the vicinity. judging
from the speed he made. The out is?
a seven toad wonder and has attracted
much attention in her time. Her kit-
tens. too, have always had sewen
mu.
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Trade at Home
for. Dress. Delicious laudy, Ooolinx
Drinks
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no “01‘ WABHIHGTON 81‘.
Ill! Nemlk. Tel. 1566.
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Tknwuelamms to
‘mnu.mu.ma ree-
hll‘ at 4'er m comb. last
mains, when he remind an some
on rise is the an avenue Howell-t
church. is monastic- ed nor. a. l’.
_ ,Hirbssh‘ invitation. All were de-
me thesermuditade'
livery 'l‘hermhrclleirisonieym
a week for The Sentinel. The maga-
zines denl with all the current sub-
every member of the family
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Nonorglg
William Waterbury has left for blu-
re s.
J. H Webb is planning to have a
tennis court at his place on Collea-
der a Point road.
Miss Knight. who has charge of the
dancing ior the Pageant. has been
somewhat iii.
m
Dounoily, overseer of the fltate
roads, was in town last week. looking
over the road building.
Mr. Mead oi the Noroton Water
Company, caught 300 crabs in one day
at (lorham's Pond, the past week.
The Newton Juniors and the Nero
tun Height. Juniors bad is hard nine
or ball Thursday, the Norotoa Juniors
winning; by a score of so to is. The
boys are in good shape tor thriller
names.
During Rev. B. 8. Brown's thrones.
Rev. Andrew J. Meyer of Jersey City
will preach in the comm“.
Church on August 11. On August “A
Rev. Nestor Limit, ei’nriagepert, will
preach. There will be no would; ser-
vices until Dr, Brown’s return.
Pupils of Arthur Phillips rendered
a musical mice-t the enumeration
at Church, Sunday evening. Alter the
service, or; it. a. Brown. poster or the
church. left for a hell“! in News
Seeds. were he will spend about 18
days, ramming new u.
an. and am. he“; walnut, m
summon-ummmnn.
honeymoon reunion. inst return-d
Mr. Donaldson who recently came
ilzects oi vital interest and will pleaseumre from Springdule and put up a
tent to give movingplcturc shows, has
returned to Stamford, where he will
again engage in painting. He met
with hard luck willie hero. The first
thing that upset calculations was the
fact that he would be obliged to may
85 a day for a license according to the
borough ordinance.
though-t he would try to see what he
rould do. When ready to give a show,
his partner was not satisfied. There
was a disagreement, and Mr. Donald
son was obliged to settle as best he
could. liia partner threatened to
close the show it he opened up. it not»
was due him.
Sentinel Wants bring employers
and employees together. where the
employer may learn at the proficiency
and experience or those whom he
would hire.
'l‘en per cent. at dlmtert in s
varnished room is too much-min you
can had one that's at least I. per
cent. comtomble or answering some
‘sdr.
A good adv. We best in the best
usher.
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IT’S LIFE.
.—.—...—-.
(Rev. Eben E. Rexiord.)
If your plans go wrong,
As they sometimes will,
And the hours seem long
As you climb the hill,
Remember, my friend
’Tis a part you play.
You'll find in the end
A brighter day.
It's life!
If a heart grows cold
That warmed to you,
And a friend you hold
To be staunch and true
Has faith} turned,
Take“ heart my. friend.
‘Tis a lesson learned
Wth'a bitter end.
It's liiel
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For every smile
There s a tear;
For every mile
Both hope and fear;
When; some are gay
Some Hurst be and;
Along our way
Are good and bad.
It’s life!
Whate’cr may be
Your share of woe
Next day my see
You come to know
A joyful heart
And perfect rest;
So play your part
And do your best.
It’s life!
NOTICE
' During July'imd August our
store will be clouded Satur-
day at l3» ems.
At your service every oth-
er week "day from 7 a. m. to
6 u. in. 9,!
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and 98c will get you
one of these Vacuum
Clothes Washers
The Surreal We)
to make money is
by :aoirigit. Tdaxiswhcrs
we can help you. Not the!
are 'm {We Store.
But this "Value Store. ” 1r
plain Enxlfihwwbstevar you bu}
here and whatever you pay for it.
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