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. WANTED
WANTED - SALESLADY
once for 8. local concern. Must know
how to operate a sewing machine
_ Ansyel, stating lust. employment 0‘.
if“ M., care'Sentlnel.s1:ltlt
AT
‘WANTED——-DIEI.IVIL‘R.Y CLERK IN
grocery store. Inquire New England
Grocery Co. e12 1t
WANTED-A YOUNG GIRL WISH-
es position at general housework. Call
or write 25 Stuart Ave., Norwulk.
e12 3t.
:WANTEMSMALL SHORE FRONT
«property. Will give equity in house
not Plninfleld, N. J, free and clear
lots, or both In exchange. Plot of
ground without buildings lprei‘erred.
til-lend full particulars to S; i... Angeli,
507 5th Ave., New York city. till {it
HELP WANTED-MALE AND FE-
male. Experienced oporlrtors, press»
ers and finishers" on men‘s punts; also
learners. .Good pny, steady work.
lichouberg Bros, 68 Water St., South
Norwaik. :19 3t
”eré‘dfn'fiifimifi
trimmers and girls to learn. Apply
C. and K Co. :19 3t
WANTEm—GIRL FOR GENERAL
lilousework or to assist in general
housework; three in family. Apply 51
‘Seeview Ave., East Norwelk. all "t
WANTED - BOARDERS, HOME
cooking, pleasant rooms. Terms rens~
enable. Use of telephone. Mrs. R; F.
Rockwell. 30 Ohestnut St. Tel. 1026-2.
9.7 (it
‘WANTEDi—fGIRLS TO WOFK ON
Singer Sewing machines. Inquire
New England Cent 00., 83 Washing
ton St. 0.4 (it
WANTED—T0 BUY ALL KINDS
cattle and poultry. Best market. prices\
paid Extra prices for fat calves. $3
to $4 for bob o'clyes to fatten. H.
Friedman, Conn Ave. Tel. 1151.
K6 0!;
“Business NOTICES
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER—MISS
Elsie M. Decker, 39 Seuview avenue,
lilust Norwnlk. Phone 240. OD
lino Mnlmckemo Hotel, "phone 980.
Hours, 9. to 11:30, 1:30 to 4130'
117 lm
NOTICE -—~ PAINTING, PAPER-
llanging, Decorating, by practical mun.
Save money by buying your wall pa-
per and puiuters' supplies of Alex.
White, 01 1.2 My Ave. Tel. 400. Estl
mules cheerfully given. 123 if
NASH’O MODERN GOODYEAR
hoot nun shoot repair shop. All kinds
Clxa‘lolu mule hel‘k.
q, u mun teed.
Fit and comfort
53%: West ll‘vlshingtnn Si
DEAD WOOD TRIMMED
FROM ELM TREES.
BEAUPAIN 8t SAUNDERS,
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
hire Life Health
Accident, Plate Glass, Auto
Insurance.
Estate, Rents, Surety Bonds,
Notary Public.
C. T. McGovern
Tel. :45. 155 WailllnMOR 8t.
Real
Dr. MargarethOrrison
Chiropradlor
FORMERLV OF NEW YORK CITY.
Yours of llixporirut'e
sPecmtlsr m SCIENTIFC SPIN-
AL ADJUSTMENT.
UNITED BANK BUILDING.
South Norwolk.
OFFICE HOURS—«0 A. M. TO 5 P. M.
Adjustments stud per treatment
0 ndjluslmonis 13.00
BELLE ISLAND EVENINGB.
D
mun NOFiWALK. r MI ALARM ”distill.
li’im headquarters. till you Zuni wrest
Telephone :70
~31" loll ilehoolt ('{IIWKIYFL
l'rtveln imam} wl i only be pulled to:
n lull-litmus woman's to Electric titration
illlsi between the hours of ii p. In. lino
Mli‘lll‘l Hillard, (pl-truth.
3 HM Weill. limloli and for! fill.
you mutt in and (fiction: Me.
laud Mr- nnd ltowun id
\Vllil‘ifll 0 iii.
l'ui'l null Cherish His.
2?» Hunt Aw. moi l’lt'ili St.
22th it! John iii and Mlle Are
fli‘dmfliwlmv Ml null t‘lml tit
“Medlmilo'ar‘l‘l um! Hawaii! at
Mil—mow Ale. nail “fill Si
354; -llllllls‘\tlill "14" lklir‘uttmn El"
00L.» Keys» r El. end I'm». Hill Ave. ti'rl.‘
aifi—AKi'yner Hi. and bush lend rd. t‘l‘el.)
allied-liters limes. 'l‘nl )
d n in, giving local up of tire. an mom
will be given of neutral not.
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tire on routines where local
an‘l'mt elirms itt‘c only to b3)“ vent»
It'w finial or acting chief upon is swim
a l 0! I‘ll.
of“ slot Glennie
‘l (um blunt it odd limos. testing or lino
i 11m
1 title“ billet at 3;. in, “standard time.
blasts, rev
“41— Twenty We. of ii a. in.
log session of in him when
ii 11-4 Twrnlya We. st 15 00
air.» we session or pilhllci
“mind too bison auteur
fidemnmen
i110 mm
pit. ”in m ‘1'
“fill. in.
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Professional Cards, and
Miscellaneous "
son BALI
FOR SALE—«FU'RNI’I‘URE OF 0-
rootned flat. Apply to Mrs. Hill, 25
Putnam Ave. am at
FOR 8ALE~AT 30 Sl’llilNG ST,
seven room house. all modern improve-
ments. inquire on premises. n12 3t
FOR ,SALE—ASMALI. SQUARE Pl-
lli‘ho ill good condition. Address Plano,
cure .Sentinel. all 3t
FOR SALE—SIX ROOM HOUSE
and burn. All Improvements, in good
condition, fine location, lot 50 x 150;
bargain. East. .Norwulk. Address P.
O. .Box, 094. South Norwulk. all (it
FOR SALE~$2,560. HOUSE. 7
large rooms, Ibeth, all improvements.
On trolley, near shore. James L.
limit, 5 Cove Ave., East Norwalk.
all (it
FOR SALE—0 ROOM HOUSE, ALL
improvements line condition, center of
South Norwalk. Price $2, 650. Inquire
Geo. Mitchell.
FOB SALE—TWO BURNER AL-
cohoi stove. Suitable for boat.
terms apply Sentinel Office.
NOTICE. NOTICE.
I will sell a limited number of high
and dry lots, 20 by ‘00. to advertise
the property before the boom, for $5.00
less than live lots «to each purchaser
on terms of $5.00 down and 100 week-
5’.
folk County, Long Island, 92 miles
out on the Montauk Division of the
L. l. R. R. and in the Montnuk Zone.
Tile property is convenient to the rail
road station, church. school, viliuge,
etc. For further particulars, write
Meade, Room 27, 1193 Broadway, New
York City. all tilt
LOST
LOSTWPOCKE'TBOOK flic'l‘WldEN
(‘ross street South NOl'Wlilk and ’l‘u,\~
ior avenue. Reward paid to iluder if
returned to ll Cross street. South
Norwulk. all! It
LOST—lllllNllll Oi“ KEYS. FIND-
cr please, return to Suntinel oiilce
812 not
LOST—COLLIE DOG. LICENSE)
40,170. Reward for return to 1". Her.
tog, H Lowe St. ’l‘ei. 13H. nit-2 ill
LOSTm—SA'l‘llllDAY NIGHT, TWEN-
ty dollar bill. Reward for return to
Sentinel office. nil :lt
' ClllROPRAC TIC
SPINAL ADJUSTMENTS.
LATEST METHODS.
E. BARTHOL, D. C.
207 Atlantic Si. Stamford, Conn.
Attendant.
Indy itcsl. ltooms.
David W. Raymond
UNDERTAKER
NEW nso MEN'S soltomop
27 WASHINGTON or.
Tet. office, 1069.3; house, 693.
NOTICE
To Contractors
Hunted propoultln will be rm'uivvd
ill llm oi’llml ol‘ the \l'ull-l' ltnlluuiiolioue
ore of the (lily of South Norwulll up
ill in ol'lollt nuo'u, Alumni ll. illlil
for irolwilliln. pipe luyltu: null lull-k
llllllitt of WIIN r Illillilil null connections
3;
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on l‘odur tilrrol, Valley More mid
slsyilloul ritl'mei. l‘liy will do the
i‘illlkllllt.
(mullilmdollvre romrvu llll' right to
reject may and all bills. l’lnun umi
llpm'liirllllonu muy im iwl‘ll hi, this lil-
lire on end illllll‘ August 0, liilll.
il'xi‘l'lill iViiiiMlHHithliillH.
Sentinel Ads.
Will notch the
Customer’
and attract
New Business
to YournEsé.
led “Ads”
For
m21 ft
per .«lot; no other charges, and not
N 0 interest or assessments charg-
ed. The property ls situated in Suf-
Bouth Norwalk Offlce-03 Meadow Stu":
7'8 p. m.
Phone Connections.
flours—«0 a. lil.-5 p. in. Monday, Well
nesdny, Friday, 0:30 p. m.
SPINAL ANALYSIS FREE.
tablishment.
To Let.
Business and
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TO LET
To 'LermNuw 0 Room HOUSE.
Improvements. Preferuhly adults. Ad-
dress hl. 30., care lSentltleL ul2 3t
,.
T0 LETwFlVE ROOMS, GOOD L0-
cution. Inquire F, “app, 35 Cove
Ave., East Norwelk. all in
. To ..I..ET-APARTMENTS 0F. 5
rooms, all improvements. enclosed
balcony; one of the finest locotlons
in The Norwnlks. Inquire C. .H. Als-
thorpe, 33 Scuview Ave., East Nor-
walk. all 3t
To LET—«AN APARTMENT 0F SIX
desirable rooms, newly decoruted,.to
a small family of adults. Improve-
ments. Apply 123 ~Soutl1 Main St.
:19 3t
TO LET-«1 BURRITT AVE” SEC
fond floor. live rooms and bath and
garret. Jacob Linxwoiler, 37 Quintnrd
Ave. 09 lit
TO LET—~HALF HOUSE ON PUT-
nam Ave. All modern improvements.
Inquire of T. llresnan, 47 West Am,
South Norwulk. 'Phone 458. all 3t
TO LET—AN APARTMENT AT 219
East Washington St, East Now/elk.
Apartment at 39 Chapel street.
Inquire at 64 Southhlain St. mill tt
Apartments
The Beautiful New Apartments at
53 West Avenue
and on Orchard St. will be ready fol
occupancy on August 1'5. Inspection is
. some gang whit} committed the depre-
-—« Chauffeur Pete lCurwln and Superin-
now invited for such families of adults
as require lligll~clnss rents. Every
modern convenience is supplied; ulsol
janitor service. «Heat. and hot wu-‘
ier furnace. A few apartments
are for will furnished.
l
these cllobe homes.
West Ave.-
Apply at 55:
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Hanging
Our Speciulty.
PAINTING AND DECORATING. i
Herbert W. Gorllam
3B GREGORY BOULEVARD,
East Norwalk.
Phone 593.12.
DC mum‘mnmwmw 30000913}!
, l99141;)...UngQCingQ- vi 7'“ r_ QCQQUQC‘ ‘5
éDoes, Your l lumb
ling Need Attcnuoujh
.53....
It is always best to notch elj
lotllt or 1 plumbing repair when a
tit first start; bmuusc its ioll- l
llicnry is to grow worse with l
’9 unwell.
,1, ion ulil silve much unnoy- l
4‘" nut-o us well no limo nnd iron»,I
bin, by 'phoning or iwudlnl: for
.us wilonolor up; purl of v.0ur,
sanitary equipment (”moms to
be out of order in the ll‘ilHItl
“llmuo-nulde' repairs are
mnlw shifts of heel, and pro the
“Muslin-st in tile lllllg
gxplllrc your plumbing pl'ohicms'
.ou our shoulders and we will.
((2,. suite them promptly and sells-
, “furiorily.
slimmer; MASH]
«a North Mlln and West Btu.
flail-€30
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3031300120. «floodlit»? Oral) ,-
ADVER‘TISE IN THE SENTINEL.
lllll'l‘fi“, MEI!“ AT
‘ III]. ll HILL
(Continued N First Page.)
This attack s only following up
what had occur d at 1 o‘clock in the
morning precemg. A song of men
appeared. at ". home of John iii.
Jones, of Mel street, one of the
bosses, and fir volley lifter volley of
stones, at the eldence. Practically
all of the winws were broken and
the house bedl“ damaged.
When the no closed last night the
detlons of the night before, lay in
«wait for Fore n Theodore Suther-
land, Bookkee 1‘ William Ahrens,
tendent J. Von uskowski, and as they
left the mill ‘ board it trolley at
Green's Corner, the crowd followed
and with a sl ut the rock-throwing
was on.
The bclnid diartette took to run-
ning, but to no avail, for they could
not escape the urled tnlssles. They
finally drew re, lvsrs and shooting
lug party, from nlrther demonstrations
in the way of tllr‘owtng things As the
men boarded tile cur, however they
were abused ttrribly and disgusting
ly.
Mr. Jones emote to get damages
from the town for the luck of pro
tection and what he claims a refusal
of protection from the selectmen. l-Ie l pending revision
says that the latest strike was caused rate upon
by the returned linen attempting to
dictate to the bosses who should be
hired. ‘
Prosecuting Attorney Louis Gold.
snllmldt ls inventlgiiing the case nild‘
nhOLt eight. arrests are planned.
The residents of the vicinity are
fearful of uhat may occur and are
taking moons of protecting their per
sons and their property.
vmw
NilliS 0F lHl SElSHlllll
Severn] societies of the Church of:
tile Assumption, In Wesiport, will hold;
u dinner and dance at Rolon Pointil
l‘r idny m oping.
(lily, loiloucd in the Clt‘lllllg by I!
(llllli‘t‘ in the pavilion.
~w-._....
About Sun members and si‘ilriuls of
the 'l‘rculonl mills enjoyed an ouiluni
' and liltinm’ at the groin!" Kinturdny. All»
Ilollc .10
lines were enjoyed
Very often a
lid. will brim:
licntlnei
n "windillli" of pin
money in return t'ol' an unused nrtlole .:
of value. Are. there pin money p09
sibllltlos in some {lungs you are stor
lug nwsyi’
m
FIRE ALARMS
OOUTH NORWALK FIR! ALARM
BOXBI
i-‘lra Alarm liollo'ilmrlcnt at Elects-it
E'm‘llm Telephone. for fire illuxml
'O '
Ml‘mbinpton and North Milli] 8:!
.‘l .fllliki :llo lint»)
-- my mini its; wind :3".
l o: O t .uslsl ii‘tlotory, private
t.yi .1 Hit illi‘v.
Nuluuiit llospilul.
it: u i. li- dl, Clifford and City Hotels
ilerntis Si.
lilwxwizul KL, Frunitiin SOhOOl.
i:i-—xt.‘u.l.~«lrd 5L. Concord and Motels
Hell-this.
limNmil Mum und Ann His.
lbw High St uud IInyvlew Av.
lil-«KNIIIlHtlli Ilen Works
“7'th Ave on“ iuillr Br.
lllwlilpb .zliuwi. West Ave.
Bi» 'Wi'il .l‘i. llnd .syior Ave.
:l-vi1lv Am and Iowu St.
24ml: iwsinui nod llenrv Bis.
ihmxislnml hum and Monroe Bu.
’ll~ lmxinnlop Aw. and Austin in
Win—W uni mid Elm Grove su.
(Ii—«felolllh Mull ill. between Urey. nu
Mend: m t'lr
iii would) lllmllic Workl. But: at.
:li— xi-lpt-inlg and (tiny 8t-
‘lu «xllilviillld nlld Weiel 8t...
:~li~xl.m Wold Mfg, Co
ii~l~.lll4tlelll Ave. and (Seder (it.
i! a'l‘nyll r Ave and dumb iii.
{an \‘Vmulvlurtl Ii” .. mu! Meadow lit.
iBwJIunllt dud Quinturd Aves. and Wutei
at
lumwmliwnrli mid Levi-Mes Aves.
mwtlnltiiu til I ill. and iliimwood Ave
GENWuinlnlllnn I’ll llroida.
till-wIi‘u-lrlll yard and Aim Ht. .. private.
us Nomullt Inuit lin. private.
pm; III ~ (‘ orucr I’utnum avenue und,
ltecd street.
ix} Utillr‘llllfl nml- interfering boron.
(ill Mush r 00:, fvom which the num
ber of my box cull be hounded.
(inn strnlw M12 noun Ind I p. m.
chilf‘fll’l ilitln, 1-
mm utroln ut odd times. testing 0.
lbw open. 3~
rwn ulmkt If after an elem. fire out. re-
nulls dupnilmeni. l-l
Thine slow strokes water to be itnnl
off “iv-- --—1
A m n m. such Wednesday, I no:
Ifih‘niled for lest.
be More": for on! district Illlo re
min-nu Iw minim mm.
from long blunts n! the whistle at
8:le it. Iii. and limit) p. to. indicate
no school for the following session.
iwlwiml
NORWALK PM! ALARM!
iii-wt‘orner of Mum and Well streets.
eiuijeidlm Mellon unl‘i Union flinch.
zawfiii‘lim lilli and Kelley: Street.
liiwl mine I am
i5--—Wost Avenue and Berkeley street.
tiwuminklin Motion and Lynne lines on.
aim-tilts house. (Mimi? box).
new”: Avenue and erwm street.
is» Harbor Avenue and fire bard lit reel
Multilevel fittest and Harbor Avenue
West Avenue. hen: the lumen.
”Millstone title «rand mm Grant.
41 Miro“ direct and Wilton avenue
‘§“¥$“M street and North Avenue.
like dilute and otherim streets.
ltusd and Fair Street
on
giwuhn nine street. stir summer In. '
asunder)” Brett ”and high Avenue.
Gila-m st Avenue and main Around.
Mug» Menus Ind imp um ’
.M:
athe lnrii‘f rule in his bill.
into the air. frightened off the attack l
itarllf I‘eilSlan since election had been
and the otll-l
,vr uttruoiioils of the point furnished
,illlilli ulnusuuloui m the lilt‘lllt‘lllil's.
"For Sale" ‘
n—WWWQWWW
lulu lull lllls
lililfljiflflllllllils
Says Underwood Does Not Deny
Waterbury Speech but Tries
to Squlrm Away from It
WASHING'I‘ON. D. 0., August 12.—-
Senutor McLean yesterday, llnswer»
lug Representatives Underwood and
Reilly, said:
“In Mr. Underwood's reply to my
charge mode ill the Senute that he
had broken and rcpudiuied his mom
Iscs made in Conlwciirut. he does not
deny «the accuracy of my quotations
from his speech in Wulerhury, but
tries to avoid their convicting force
by insisting that his bill complies
with his promise and undertakes to
show that. in one instance the differ-
ence in the cost of production in this
country and abroad is equalled by
“What i said was that Mr. Under
wood». promised in \i'nterbul'y to re-
vise the tariff upon the met of pro ,.
dilution tilcoly und 1 quoted Ills own
language to prom it i also quoted
his subsequent report to prom that
he and the Plllullce Committee of
the Senate llud ulnplmiicztlly lciol'ted
the cost of ploduction theory in the
If, thereiote, the
at single nr-‘ti is made in
ltConnectitut happens to equal the. cost
or production bore and abroad it
will he a pure mutter of scridont pro-
vidlllg Ml: lnderu'li‘iotls theory of
adhered to and
,about that.
“This llllntr'l‘ulic smllorsullltillg on
there is no qunsuon
Benjamin Hanger has returned Mi
Boston.
Mrs. John McCullom is on the 11“?”
John Karl and friends 8119‘“ ‘S‘md‘w lid list.
at Full-field Beach.
> W—
Judson Bulltley and family are
cumping at Luke Biscowlt for 0. week.
W. ll. Dunks was a Sunday visitor
ill WStumford
.m-
W S itnymond and family spent at
ten houls, Sunday. at (‘onlpo Bench.
|
"'" l Mrs. Van, of Strutileid, is the guest
Miss Mao Blunllun of Forest Street' ol’. Mm Eli Wnltomutl
is iutcrt tuiuiilt, friends for a week or;
so.
,, .
A. L. ltuscoc, of ltldgeilcld, has vim
lied friends in town.
Mrs. W. C. Westerlleld, who“ I)“
“again been ill, is improving. ‘
W. 1". Robertson, of South Nerwulk
lune a week end Visitor in town.
Miss \Iurlllu Scol‘ioid has riturncd
item it \lsit with friends in llulti‘mold l
mmw 1
library building is now
several evenings during
The new
lighted for
the week.
of Brooklyn
DOotlfr ey.
Mrs. Charles Gabriel);
is the guest of Mrs. M
“l
.x
Mise Edith Gilbert, of Ridgefleld, l!
visiting her mother, Mls. in A. Beers.
l
W l
“lilis Wood has purtllnscd it ll‘ord
touring car from the itidgefleid agents.‘
Mrs Charles Dovcriii of Tarrytown
is‘vislling with .'\‘ir. and Mrs. \anicr
Stewart.
iLioyd Dikeman and Charles Beers
of Danbury, have visited friends in;
town. .
Miss Julie Burlson oi‘ .lewett City is
visiting with Miss Anitnguymond of
Railroad avenue
Miss Mabel Smith who has heen‘,
quite in other home on Hoyt street(
for a Week or more is improved.
Miss Alice Fitch is now improvint'
after several weeks' illness with than»
nmtlsm
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Gregory, Mia
Ethel Gregory. of Norwalk have visitr
ed friends in town
A special business meeting of til.
Norlield Church Society will be 1191 ,
,on 'luesdny at 3 p. m.
The new garage for George R. Stev-i
l
”w i
(‘iurenCAYeaton of New Haven has}
been mslting uitll parents on Pros-
poll l’liu e during the past week.
Miss Adele Kellogg is visitin
the talii‘f question lliig become such
a confirmed habit tlult lilo pentlcmcn’,
responsible for it, when caught stand
ing on then bonds insist that the m
ldel of lliltlllt' has linen lewr :00 Mill l0”: F190 J. Wollel us cilnuffcm lie;
limit heads lie-l made to stand on. i
think they ulll lind illcmsehes mis
taken.
Replies to Rc.liy.
'My attention has also been cal lied
to u sinfuluonl mudo by ( ougre
‘,rl Or of l‘lli. ‘llEIL
file nwlllon tin.» ‘n‘ 1V0\t‘l'h‘l)lll~l‘ ii.
]\\.ll lt’l‘llllH oi .lll. I built in my build
Lu copy of llll‘ ‘-\‘-.‘;alt-rbl:l'_\' .«llllvrit'un',
llllllliishcd (It‘llllui' Iii, 'iul'z,
”quote from no :l'lirlc on page Ull‘t‘l‘
,ul' illntlssue us lullows:
, "lit-spite the rain
g'l‘bolnns 1..
.m‘lll’lll .
’l‘lle i.o\nl Order of MOOSE of South ‘Reilly to illi.‘ villi"! that i uninieulion- l
lliuriy lltlplicn .\0luulk “ill enjoy an till-dd) outing slit mlsnuotnl his “vilillllfl\1[)(‘0Lll'
tion should he made to serum one (llililltl dlunrl ui Roiou Point um ’l‘lluls- and om is .l
puwril
li’lil ij
('on’u‘ossmun '
livilly oi’ .‘ll‘l'lllt‘ll, nill‘:lt‘l-.
ens, on 'Burtlss menus, in the rear of“
\\'obsior‘s photo gallery, is completed.
Anderson is no“
friends in Beiliel and- Miss:
iTreudweli. in Trumbull.
nolkiugl
Bessie.
Mr. and Mrs. W. ll. Gurry are on
tertniuing their niece, Miss Eleanor.
Watsol‘h, of New York.
ludw zlrd
v as lot-'mullt cm ployrd at lioyt‘s .\ul
scrifi l
l‘,‘ l) Philip and family of Brooklyn] F:- L- core and son Clarencedleaves
lllL spending .l l'r l\ V\"‘(ill3 ut the home town, \londuy morning, to spell sow.
Ul 'l‘l'l‘llium ll :ibert. \‘illito Oak Sil'ldo. '0‘“ weeks in Southwick Muss
;. u i I the in mm S in l Mrs. David Godfrey has returned to»
o'l't ; ~ l: " - . ‘i ' _ l ,. . ,
‘ m \ b “M 0‘ South Norwullt utter a two weeks'
’2 u 'l .7 - l l: «ruler schedule of ‘ .
33' HM“. “”1 " . . . visit with Mrs. David Morehouse.
li'uuls lilo “jlllx'L‘ was oi the line lor
u few hours,
i
i
I
i Blanche. the little daughter of m;
“gene Beets, who is ill with typhoifi
“‘3' “Wm" K ”mo“! M t‘ W L”. level, is llllluy‘lli to be slightly improf
slmt-t has been enjoying at neck 3 lieu ed.
‘llllll hel lltlli;'.lllt.l. Mrs. liredL‘IilYll
i‘ulll'i: it, in Wilton,
hold their unnuul fair on the aim!»
log, n hm... ff“ , m Ng'fiilh ;,,,,,.,‘,«'1 luxl‘dlilllml tor the lien hank build “(ms and (venillgs 0, August 15 M
il‘lYiilt'l‘lillrl l till.» man when 110 i-‘lllilli‘ iii \‘ 2L (Hill: lilli till \t': litlillilv hf: lb.
on ”ll? i. ‘l}»‘:~ o? l.'i‘ l‘Etiilllillt‘ll llllll ll ““4” 1;“ s. ol .\ 3“ \ork. 1““ nor]; M-.-
Linc)“. purist-.71 ;t",y (.17 ll“. tm-m‘ 11:4 up» ‘ in: mm!) 5: ml}. by lilt'lll \lU'l'lJilillLE Ml‘. iilld Mr}.- lluwlcy Williams and
piled W ”I“ “Wk '9’ I‘l‘l‘l‘li‘. ll'll‘illi’.) " " . :(lllll‘iillll‘l'. Mrs. liners. lento town, on
Ellie roul'sl- vi bi~ ll'lll1li‘l~.5 Mr. I'll
’uus I'l'ln’utrtll} (in-(mid «lltll when im
llillishtd to. ill»
{\Hll‘n sounding“
'31)}
lost History u'lliril-N
i' H emu-d which until»
illi‘loll FI‘\I'I'lil lulu ”ll l! j.
Illll'i'l‘.
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|, EDITORS PINE AND SAIL
Large Party of Connecticut Assocla
{ion Hove flora Outing,
lilil'lliN \‘t it it, Al. :uvt it was, 0
irul'u d:l_\' i‘m' the l"=llll-‘I‘iil4iii «(1le
{who l‘ll‘lll‘ lli'l‘t‘ )‘I‘Sll‘i‘lltifl' for their
Hummer 'l'lu:
lul‘su one. and upon arrival bury.
was taken by strainer to Lillie
ttuiu's ‘lfilllllll. ulzwrw
‘ml, The Editorial .17....«munn 11ml
W, Lyon n5 l'n host. .-
' 'l‘llirtt-eu mum \‘wi‘l' l'lllll't,'5l'lllt)d by
ill
n.
(lilting. pm 3' \vu's
il
i‘up-
rliuiivl' um. surv-
l‘l'olu llyc. N, \‘.. where be has been
\‘liiltlllfl'. 'l‘hr nullua (mm-lulled with
an curly rm that pull on Illl‘ round.
’i‘lil'oo now llll‘llilli ll: , uvrp ulllllillod
to the ussol‘rinliou.
NEW HAVEN RABBI GOES TO
BRIDOEPORT
mow HAVEN. Ann, 13. lit-r. I‘lmid
levy. for twenty yours ruhbl oi' llil‘
Orulmo strum temple. lliltl occupied
the npmlntmuut to be rubbi of Temple
li’lull Israel, In liriduoport.
not leave ill-m until November.
um....,‘ _....
HOSPITAL NOll'fiEl.
Mills 'l‘, 'l t‘tlvollll, or . ‘oillll Nol‘lvnlll.
lust t-volllllu'lm- nil-dim! li'l‘lllllil‘lll.
ldll Miiillill were disrllurllud for llit'
I‘l‘nrwnlh lnwpitui yustol'duy.
Plain and
Ill—l
Simple
Advertising
Increases
\ ”Will. s
will
Prof ts.
IO.
zl‘
the llllll)'-lll.\lll persons present.
Among the ‘lll'ilu un- l'.tllll'iig pml‘
Loon i'omnlissimur James 1’. Wood-
i'lil'l', ul' Lill‘ till: lll Wllll mulll! moi
III! will
l
wus‘udmlliml to Him Nurwolll llolipllul.
Mrs. 1., hlilli'burll, ol‘ \Vosipnrt illlill
ii a llll‘l“l:..;. w ill» lloll Null“ no.
Aloysius (Tlllirth. Sun-
:1 of thy lll «t tlll'lll'i'
and giillil‘ business pus.‘
i
'l‘ilursduy. for a trip through custom.
.llnssatl'husoils. _
Tinvid l‘rm‘ost. of Elizabeth,
is in town visiting her mother,
liul'rioi (toluy :linl her sister.
James A. Smith.
W‘H. in Si
dam
wrl’l‘ l'l‘ti'l‘lt't},
llzl) 0w: tors-1:
Mrs.
5 .\'. .l.,
Mrs.
Mrs.
ll‘nllsilt'ilnl.
I ~——.—
l The iron Ulll<l£ilfi .‘ll‘e point: in our
llama ”in m. lull lnw, null if it is not:
o‘wwd 1i: will some llrl‘ctvill Several "\'”~~fi‘ld pm. mile patrons et-
‘ 1’“ “"“l " H" " “ w" \Yim d.-d llli‘ I' it id lily and picnic at
.\ llllnmil I... loinlllnlle have been l‘i.‘ litll'liuld 0mm”. 130mm)“ Orange a;
.w-iwtl, will that some or them ‘ tho .l‘udd rmddpnc,“ m Bethe], sum
l'umo w lliil'fl of curs \l'lltlso‘
il)‘ irllorw llli.’ lulv.:
in)
up. its,
it i.»
”m“ tiny.
.lmul‘ilill‘.» \ . illi'llz'l
.
lhmzll‘ll Northrup worked all day;
Sunday motion the old bunk building.
:lnd su-nrwdl-u lll 3.:l‘illllll the Sll‘lll'llll‘p
:.ll' uh r‘lil't'lll Slrol't, pour Johnson‘s
rul'buv. Ii Wits it not (1113‘. ulld .\ir.
l.‘\'lll‘llll'llll lillll his men showed the of-
i'w'ia‘ of Hit) \l’l‘ltllll'l‘. The lllllllllili-i
ulll he llmul an it itnh‘usilop for Mr.
Murillo on Lorin-ll lli‘i‘llllt‘.
“in
MAKES
Norwnih Postofi‘l‘ceé 1
Mills manucuoe
6: no is In mum
i.‘ m .l. m lmniury division.
0: 30 o. m. —« West und South Nora's“.
.lzld e. m. - must, West untiv hot
i
‘ .—~ m...
l
l About Lbll'li‘ izllosts gutllcrl'd at The
Mulliat, llll‘ home of Mr. untl Mrs. 12:0 bummNrw Sim, um. vb
- . . « -. w . - ~ ,..- 1.446 unwfilbm and limit
‘(imlb-s Mullins. ‘.tlll strol t, lildill ! h “um ”WHMW“mm,“ f
ovl-ulm; :llld lllllll long after midnight I'.' it p. m. ”filming? 1.3mm of at W 3
I' ll ' ‘
gtiulu'iult wus oujoycd. Mr. and Mrs. 2:20p XII-w‘NCM end gm,” Not-walk. ..
li‘llltl‘ics ll. 'l’urlnltiuo furllb-lllud music. 5' “0 D "I s ““1“?! NEW“: Denim” M
'. ' « ' .‘ ' 12V! I. n llber I tzilo him-Ilium Wool and He. new»
‘! “his Amy “mum!” ’ l f 1 ill 0 t' 3:00;: m.- it‘s-«t: "mill out! So :40er
Funny dulll'wz. Miss Louise l’ilrioo run
liumays it ill HnIIdnye.
‘dnl-mi i-il'Vliltll npol'utlr selections. 'l’ollw '
Inst mill t-l-l In M f ‘i . to.
Sunday unlit-Minn m ; 'lll p, m.
main minulrhl b'u l‘l‘i'llili illld culul Mulls ‘w: elven.
7:00 in. m. Ill dlrl-clll m.
«4. w sol rod, llunriul \le rolluull‘d up 7 up a m . n.7,...” l-llq‘lnh. .
‘ ~ . .. 710 u lil«.. ..-l. wry: u: Bridgeport
“1mm” ‘ u‘ m. libs. in ~ \xlll mlnnd rilkmliul! '
[Jill It m. .SIlliill ulf‘Wi'
‘ " ' . . . .. - n. , ll'llll n. m.- lollill Wee! :md 80. Nor!“
i lbn .\..u ll,,l.i.llllih (mt .m d the .1 m D m mmgwy liiviuimt
‘\\lll1i‘ 'h‘l x of llflllgclml‘l, ilnllil‘lluy, “all; p tin. 1“:le w rill mu. so. Norwul.
‘ 1 «7 l
in :l \"u mil pluyi d "..llllc. by Hill score of ill“. l, m- m," Md “my, worwflm
lil'.’ . in» Nut l itiilllllli-l wore lliliru ”"1" "I." "i‘m‘g‘ligk Hmolllin and
with the pillow. null their base running 1:30 p. m. ~l: mu. Wool and no. Nomil.
Wily. u Indium. \\'ll‘lllolit wud’ in the Hm" m wit-wt heathen no. How
bold or form, uud till‘lll’ll out seventeen s. ‘ 133”” “MN ”m" from not -
,m" the usury liltlll'i’il. llovu led the l’ 9 “’Mm- ”WWW
,ldtlim: on the home lulun, securluu ”W.--.W......,-W
lllli‘UL l‘ll‘mliull iwlzictl for tho viril-
‘itll‘ll. out], while doing very Well, Willi
,l()li()lillll up for toll hits. it was it
‘amml llumo to which, lulu the liiliiill
South Norwnllt Postal-
MAMA) AHHIVK F910" 1
ll 1. Krilsg*fl9‘1’fi0|f:“%3fi fill“ inch; 10:30 0»
i e o. l I ., ‘ I ‘f ‘
.““““““‘""””M“? “m m“ ”m” ‘3' wfiném Paul-Lt. o. 0:31)..10I30L
Weill wet-ll the how Cunuuus will go , , g o’- , , ; if 1500 ‘
to Illllgeiiuld and play the second ggmfl :35. 36’" “533,305,639; inf; I
settle of the notice. Many of the fans 0:00 I» to ~
*MMLG OLDBI FOR _
em Points «6: 00 flirt
“'0" 10‘: till it in i "i H00 0‘ Minn”
um I). ,
Westem Palettes-«.10, 10 .00 a. mm
.00 p m
n. m. . 1:00, i
1.60, 2. 30, 0.00,
halibut «it: 00. IN
Morwnl M000 , 018063, 10:00
2 00,4100. 6 00,
Vigil: for all points 0:20er 5:00 in
u
I 19. Lilit'IWlii. route
will accompany them. The score for
Saturday‘s game follows:
New Columns ...0 0 l i 0 (l l, 2 xmfl
Whitman .....1 0 0 0 0 0 i ll liwg'z.
W“.
{sentinel Wants are it quick notion
and inexpensive moons of communi-
cation. ’l‘hey afford a direct way of
carrying a message to theories who
'lviil, be most interested. ‘
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