" Gregory boulevard. is
nan addition is being placed on the
‘ residence of A. stall. in Cottage avo~
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Mrs M. E. Powers has had her
l‘realdence repainted“ by Oakley
Smith.
. V Gyros Benjamin's residence, in
being re-
painted.
Mr. and Mrs, F, it, Beat, 0! How-
king avenue. have been the guests of
(relatives in Jersey City,
0. F. Benedict has just painted two
houses for S. W. Stoddard oi 9-11
Hartford Place, East Norwalk.
Charles Miller has taken 'a position
in the garage and machine shop 0!
Louis C. ‘Robiohaud, in South Nor—
”walk.
Captain Albert (1er has just com-
pleted a twenty-two toot launch of
the list bottom variety which he will
use in his oyster business
The East Norwalk Electrical Com-
. missioners are running a loop to the
building occupied by Cortright lBroth-
ers, the opholsterers, in East Wash-
ington street.
A delegation of the members of the
East Norwaik Fire Department went
to Darlen, last night, and had a line,
time, participating in the carnival of
the Darien Fire Department.
The Woman's Auxiliary of Christ
Church was iineiy entertained yester~
day afternoon by Mrs. William Snif-
l’en, of Ediie avenue. ice cream and
cake was on sale and a large amount
was disposed oi_
A small East Norwalk boy. riding}
a bicycle. run into an automobile in
front of the East Norwalk electric
light station yesterday afternoon. The
boy was knocked from the wheel, but
escaped injury.
'Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Morehouse of
(love avenue... leiLlor the Adirondack
“ ~Mouutains yesterday, by automobile,
in company with Mr. Morehouse’s sis-
ter and her husband, Mr. and Mrs. Le
Rey Phelps of Bridgeport. to visit
.» their parents for two weeks.
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Trade at Home
Pure Drugs, Delicious Candy, Cooling
Drinks
J. sriiLMAN
Prescriptions a Specialty.
225 EAST WASHINGTON 81'.
East Norwslk. Tel. 1566.
; avenue, is violins {fiends in liew dio-
m“ .i we...
3, or». not it
‘ohelle. N.‘li'., for a few days. 3, ‘
y , in
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‘ z I till I- H. l l» ;,l “'3“ ‘
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, Imam Flint. ,oi ‘Maytbn sve- . 1
incubus returned to her home; alter a ‘
visit with lriends in Pennsylvania.
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”Mr. and Mrs. I. 'W. Clark, tbo‘past
week. «J ‘
The residence of Robert S. Barclay
and the handsome surrounding grounds
iwlll be say this evening. on account
oi! the annual lawn‘iete of the Re-
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'ilance ismiai Club; ‘ ALCOHOL; Hill “WT.
‘Horry Wiloombie. Charles, Gibbs, . simihb‘gmmhm
‘Mlss domino Ward. Miss Mary Grocey. . ’ l‘lll} "P139 handrails
Mrs. Lena Robinson and Mrs. Mary f ‘ , ._. ,__ N
Farris have letters awaitiiig them at ' ”PANTS :“Cllltl.FFy« ‘
a! the Rowayton post oilioe, and Postmasw . ‘ - ~~——~~W-m-m«.
tor Acksrt will hold them a few days ; """"""'. "*1” ,
longer before forwarding to the dead 1 mflitemw
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tine! bring or send In 350 and get ‘* , Mr
three of the most popular magazines, ”Jaw” .,
Hearst's, Fashionable Woman and More“?
IThe Metropolitan, for three months. mm
It you are not a subscriber send or '1',“-
bring $1.60 and The Sentinel and m ‘
magazines will be sent you for three - 5—...” 1 ‘
months by mail. it you prefer to have “Alaska mfiw
a newsboy deliver your paper send us , Wgrlnssomlevuisimls'fiw“nM*
350 for magazines and pay the boy 12c ӣ11358an
9. week (or The Sentinel. The maga- ms’ ..._.——.
‘sines deal with all the current sub— “smacfiwg
,Jects of vital interest and, ‘will please
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Mrs_‘Waiter Dugdeleis one visit to
WESTPORT"
her mother, who lives in Boston. I . AND .
, Miss nulls" King—brilliance“ is SAUGATUCK _'
Constable Smith was. in New York.
yesterday, on business.
N4
'visiting 'Mrs. Richard Dusdnle oi Nom-
1
ton Heights tor a couple at weeks.
Electric 121mg are soon to replace Frank Haley of Riverside avenue
the olllamps and all of their bother, at has accepted a position or a black-
the (Dorian and Newton railroad sta- smith with Garry Ruble.
tions.
. ’~«—-—-—-4-—-- » Henry Jones of Brooklyn in visiting
The new Darien post-office will open at the home of Mr. and Mrs. 'R. Q
9” Saturday morning. Everything 1:1"8881‘8 on right street for the week.
sldo is ready for Postmaster Smith‘s?
occupancy.
Mrs Elsie Gillette of Harrisburg,
,‘Pa., is visiting her mother, Mrs. Alice
The Woman's Christian Temperance Sherwood at her home on State street.
Union held a meeting in the chapel.‘
of the Soldiers' Home at Noroion
Heights, last evening.
Mrs, Joseph Fender and a number
of friends from Bridgeport were week-
end guests of Mrs, Frank G. Perry at
Plans for Darlen's new fire hmlfifiherhome on State street.
have been drawn up by N. E. lmmens ...._______.
oi’ Stamford. The new building will Attorney Edward B. Bradley and
haves large social room, an assembly. wife will leave Saturday for a tour
T001“. and SNOW-l smaller 01185- “It days' stay with friends in Booted,
stairs, Moss.
A song recital will be given by Mr.
E. N. Sipperiy is drilling a low wells
,FG Killers" 9‘
n‘lillll-lliliui- ‘
in nu you “Have ~
Always Bought
Miss Laura C. Baker, teacher of the and Mrs. Arthur Phillips at the Toke-
sixth grade in the Dorian Center neke Club. Friday night. The altiar is
‘ school, has been awarded an honor to:- the benefit or the Tokeneke Tennis
certificate by the state board oi edu.‘Club_ and will doubtless prove a suc-
ior E, C, Bil-gs ‘at his place on the
ironic road to Southport. Already two
have been completed and they are
working on the third. The place is
cation. This certificate comes as the
result of a visit made last June by
Lewis 8. Mills, a member of the state
board.
Rev. William James and a party of
a half dozen Christian workers from
Belle island, participated in the ser-
vice held last evening in the East ave-
nue Methodist Episcopal 0hruch. The
address by illev. James was very ei~
lective and the speaking and singing
of his assistants was highly commend-
ed. The service attracted an unus-
ually number'oi people.
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if you are a subscriber to The Son-
tinel bring or send in 35c and got
three or the most popular magazines,
Hearst‘s, Nbiorisible Woman and
The Metropolitan. for three months,
if you are not a subscriber send or
bring $1.60 and The Sentinel and
tensions will be sent you for three
months by mail. it you prefer to have
a newsboy deliver your’paiper send us
silo for tomatoes and pay the hey no
a week for The Sentinel. The man,»
lines deal with all the current only
duets or vital istorest and. will please
every member of the (wily.
Rowsvl‘py
an. at J. Mans has been entertain
In] her brother from Pittsburgh. Pa.
lilo minaret VW has been
vision: is New York.
no: mum, at ml’m avenue,
has returned from a two weeks' visit
is How m m
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‘cess in Mr, Phillip’s able hands. known as "Birge's Wells." Mr. Sip-
~— perly drilled a 253 foot well ,ior Harry
The northern half of the brick pal“ Stacy Benton on his place at Roton
‘ing by the railroad bridge was finish» lilll ncor Nci‘wslk, last week.
ed yesterday. fit is the opinion or town. . - -
folk that the smooth brick, on each “Br-member Mom" has nothing on
side of, the sloping toward the space , the spectacle that is witnessed almost
,under the bridge, will be “new“ {every sunny attornoon In the creek
:i'or horses and motor care, when the lust below the depot here W116“ “1X 01‘
cold weauier comes. Horses with ‘maro women bathe in scant attire. To
[heavy loads find it diliioult now. 'say that their bathing suits are of the
_.._..-, , ilatest li‘rencli creation would be put-
The Fireman's Carnival attracted tint it too mildly. They have gone their
nearly 500 Wednesday night. It was Parisian sisters one better and adopt-
ieared that thevwoather would pro'v'o ed the Adam and lllve variety. The
unfavorable, but when the clouds drilfiwomen, however, are to the foreign ‘
ed away, in the evening, tile people islemenl, and. it i. said, reside on RIV-
drllted in_ The Morris-wheel was up. ‘erside avenue. Several complaints
and the youngsters bad mtaport in have been made and it is probable
’ibeing carried into the air and lookingfmey will be notified um such cus-
over the roofs of Dorian. The wheel ‘tcms are not permiasubis in this coun~
iii placed near the otrnnco to ill try.
‘mounds, and near by is a mlll'l‘y-KO- -
round that vies with the Forris~whcoi NON-LICENSED 0005.
in DOINIMHY. Swings If“ M50 “1)., Constable Ireland received a sour
Charles Johnson has charge of the minimal“ “WWII "’0 mall I “W days
iron; for these three attractions. The?" by it WW "1 ‘BWWNW Hill,
booths and rotreshment mm,” were . who signed their name as ”A Citizen"
‘alsoin meal favor and the dancing pa~ ‘0 ”“9 91"“ "M the” ""0 “Wt
vlllon drew all. it not «silence. at least "my” “059 running around .which
to watch. Charles Mack makes his ba- W‘a 310‘ immod- But "vim imm-
loco ascension at 2.30 p’ «m. «lie will u. ‘Snlins the matter thoroughly. Mr.
so moire ascension; today and Satur» lroiood round but two which were
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day nights.
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under age.
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It you are a subscriber to The Son. Mmloeul wonder why Dolly
tinel bring or send in bile and got Dashawoy less popular?"
three oi the most popular muses. insular—man‘s one or those girls a
Hearst's, Willem-ole Woman and follow feels he can mm toplm
The Metropolitan. for chm months. out any serious danger of being no
it you are not a subscriber and or|cepud.—~rniisdslpnia award.
will 81.00 and The sentinel and
magazines will be out you for ”no "How do you thinnyoor constitu-
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Freight Propellers leave rm as.
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[DAILY POEM
MIDSUMMER IN NEW
ENGLAND.“
The proud pomp of mid-summer
is here.
With daisy blooms the mea—
dowlande are. white;
And over them the birds chant
their delight,
And the bios; listeing‘ heavens
headroom. '
Within the lily’s painted cup the
bee
Swings drowsily, and dreams"
about the rose
He loved in June, andlhow her
leaves repose
Where nan: can finfiwthfm save
the winds and he.
-——Louisc Chandler Moulton.
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Hatch iii Bailey Company has
brought suit against may Walk for the
amount of $300 for the non-payment oil
a promiscry note which is over due.
The case is returnable to the Town
court. at Norwnlll, the fourth Monday
in August. The pinintlll claims $250»
damages.
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