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torealin'e that something our. (91‘ the 3
way it”? happened. ‘ coditjrwlll‘ he a
’ difficult 'mlttvr‘to you hit! tiliunder-
l
Al .‘ w‘». WW :“ I ' g
l The Coppers brothers. Edward andl
‘Mal’lflty who.worked‘ at the case in ,
' . .lolin Afll‘wfi! printingieatabliahment
. . ion Jacobs street, New York, at the
The speed limit signs on this t;iiii~"“"'a timeAEd Jam“ was'eofl‘ing hi”.
inornry drawbi-idge have .not yet had apprenticeship -thsre,,_. both atteudcdl
much effect on automobiles.“ .‘h°"§°ff|‘-¢°ntenni¢1 Gettysburg snub
, m...“ versary. and went odor the grounds
“-"Lyman “We“. who. {m been any together looking at the scene of so:
.‘ioying his vacation in blnburymas re— m‘wh fll§ulihten titty yeara'aiio, but:
turned to his home here. which sealed forever the United.
. .3, States as one nation. moth men serv-
si. .Captain and Mrs. Herbert E. Lock- ed in the Union forces, Ed having
wood; of‘sli‘l‘rst street. are entertaining been'in the 'U'. 8. Navy, and Fred in-
. "*Mrs. Lockwood's mother from New One of Zauuo regiments, both Coming ’
': Rochelle. loft without being wounded or taken;
. . . lprisoners. Their younger brother}
Mrs. Royal Decker and family. of George was equally fortunate, he havv
Osborn avenue, are spending a two 1113 been in the army also. At the
weeks vacation in Long Island and close of the war, Ed became a master
other places of interest. plumber, and has held many promi-
——-— :nent positions in the Tammany Hall,
llienry Gorham, a former well-known organization, the principal one being
resident of. this place, now located in custodian of the Criminal .‘ lourt.
the vicinity of Boston, is spending his Building. Fred joined the fire depart.
vocation with old friends here. ment, and remained in the service nu»;
W— t“ incapacited from lumbago and;
iFinch [Brothers have received a new rheumatism, and has spent much of'
truck from the Wuhan Wagon Com- his tinie‘in traveling. He has been
pony. It is a handsome piece of work, to England half a dozen times, to
with all the labor saving devices. iChlna once: and pretty much all overl
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w“ . lthe United States. He is now enjoy-
Mrs. George E‘ Thompson and 1118 himself at Saratoga Springs.
daughters. Misses Marion and Juliet,
of Edlie avenue, have returned from a
visit to Mrs. Thompson's former home
in the vicinity of Hartford.
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if you are a subscriber to The Ben-
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Charles Aehworth, of East avenue,
who has been employed by Jones &
”Hotchkiss, in Norwalk, has taken a
position with Charles W. Pennell, the
South Norwaik plumber and tin-
smith.
Mrs. F. B. Baker and daughter, Miss
Laura 0. Baker, are back from 9.
”ms: m
other points of interest and report it lects 0! “m interest and, will please
‘ fine time. ievery membeapl ”‘9 family.
, .3 I
Rev. Charles M. Bogg, of Thomas- .
ton, will occupy the pulpit of the East
Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church, i
tomorrow. Rev. Mr. Pegg is a former
pastor here and his many friends will ,
be pleased to see him. He was also
stationed in the South Norwalk and
City of Norwalk Methodist-Churches. !
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OWAYTON
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Mrs. Mary Richards of illrooliaide, is .
___....._._. .. lquile ill. ~
Seven wagoniloadsot urn-tea pass- ,~ .. . .,.._ .
ed through" ' this pl ”-6. liesterdal’» ’Mlss ienelxuneieitsr. is the guest
bound from Westport to Duricn. The (,f friends in Wutoi‘ilury.
party had all sizes of children and
comprised many men and women. Mrs. Benjamin St. John is entertain.
The latter stepped in the business lug visitors from Hartford.
. places along the east end of the . .- ‘ -_
bridge, and tried to reap some revenue ' Miss .lcan llufnuit, of Rownytou
telling fortunes. liivcuuc. is visiting in Bethe],
The bridge operations continue to ’
excite much interest and crowds or Brooklyn, ‘0
Chauncey [tide-r left yesterday for
i
spend several days,
i ‘ ill ‘ . -
Mr. Giifln of Erie, Pena, was in
Daricn yesterday,
,
~ Milton Smith is spending a vacation
at Lake Kitchewan,
F'red Tooker is home. after a plane-
ant trip in NewYo‘rk State.
The grand stand at Gorham'a Pond
has been almost camploted.
Dr. (hint and friends have been inali-
ling an automobile tour to the‘ West.
Major Mark I). Wilbur has been
away enjoying the cool breezes of the
Adirondacks.
Mrs, Quirk of Derby is on a visit;
to her niece, Miss Grace Willmott, of
Le’Roy avenue.
Veterans 'wiu find the'door of this
Church swings open wide in its Wel-
come for them.
M—w
Miss Helen Knight of BrOOiilyn is
visiting Mrs. P'. ‘ll. DeCour'ce‘y ‘of
Mansfield nvenuo for a few days.
ltov, Henry S. (li'ossctt was in town
Monday for a short time, on his way
to Bantam, Conn, where he spends
this week.
Harold Morehousu has raised some
wonderfully largo cabbage this season,
in his garden. Some of them can be
soon at one of the local stores,
Mrs. Mury (V. Smith who liasbecn
at Ocean Grove or a few weeks, has
returned to Cedar Gate SOllleW-lllt im~
proved in physical condition and on»
loycd her stay there.
tiooruu Dance. of the Ilarien Gar-
nne foi'i‘o, has been forced to leave
work for an indefinite period, because
of fullcn arches. which cause him
ll‘lil(‘ll pain in walking,
Miss Mitiorio Fitch bus had dis.
heartening luck catching crabs, nl~
though the fishing has given her much
upon. Wednesday .Viias Fitch coilnht
two iii Gorlinm’s Pond. Try, try
iiizuiu.
The prnyer meeting of llurien M. E.
Church Wednesday evening. was in
won‘- iliivl‘osiilll: to :11]. Everybody is
iulwuys welcome. oven the rollorlci“i‘llflnfiil \‘leS Oil general
who slings ink.
——-—-——-———-—
Sunday school at i2 ill. (Elias. ll.
"pa: auto
of their owé‘this wash. as the no. ‘
withing Ns'w-‘Yorkfiioomer girls...
‘ilcii'edbieii '
‘ " dugout 23,” has coconut}?
‘ .. colonisation. .‘ August 28
eroded cl
' is the day or the tailor-enirebuifisar‘
of the Pageant, and 'an‘ilileiv‘haa been
raised that'fnhe as... his, interfere
with the rehearsal. ‘ g '
This came in trembling voice tovour
reporter with almost tears in the eyes
of the ono‘giving it. Just seems as
if a stoop ought to be but on wheels
but then where could you out it near
the new pooooffice. Somebody just
whispered in my ear. "they, but that
old ipostoflice would make a dandy
freer reading room.”
The Ladies' Aid Society of Dorian
M. iii, Church had its usual numbers
meeting:
finishing quilts etc, which always find
ready solo. One of those. dainty
lunches was served at the close. if
you don‘t believe they are tasty. drop
you set your money back. Gentlemen
are welcome, as they say the meetings
are somehow more lively by their
presence and helps the cash up.
“The Epworth League will meet as
usual fOr :prayer and conference at
6:46 p. in. Mr. Lowndcs, president.
would like to we as many members
present as possible. There were some
who must havoforzotten about the
trip to Combo Beach or got lost. Come
to this meeting sure. at 7:30 p. in.
there will be an interesting discourse
by Rev. Dr. Thomas; rector emeritus.
South Norwallr M. E. :Church. lie will
interest everybody. Music a special,
feature of this service. Come and you,
will want to come again. ”Everybody
sings.
Many inquiries have been made as
ien would begin. Howard Stout Neil-
eon. the manager of the pageant,
sends out the information that the
first performance will begin promptly
at 3 l). in. on‘l’f‘iduv, August 29. and
at the some hour August 30 and Sep-
tember i. There will be but three
performances, curb beginning at 3 p.
m. It is ruiculutl'd that each of those
performances will his! about two and
one-half hours,» ‘Tllf‘l‘l‘ will be provid-
ed a grnnd nuns scaling upwmda or
3,000 people, and llll‘l'i‘ will he, ample
porkuc‘o for motor cum.
—.
head. iluiio u club has been holding
its meetings. nightly. 'Sunday ostent-
Vod, on the [union liostoifice stoop for
lemurs. This crowd whiting for that
‘lasi mail has grown to be respectable
't‘llfll‘fli‘ of Mr. Wilma”. The servicesjus to numlwrs, and seemed to lit! the
,Olln plum» where the people could ex-
subjects
without a president or naval. it has
been an orderly assembly. ()uiy uc-
ji‘asionuily u suprrlntve pronoun with
out to the Thursday afternoon sewing ?
Nimble fingers were busy "
in and if you don't say that it's fine .
to the lime thni tho Pageant of Dar- .
‘ While really 'quno real official.
people are daily watching the opera-
tions of the spile driver, concrete mix‘
era mid men who are carting away the
And so that string pieces can be laid,
the foundation spiles pitnked over.
and the concrete spread for the upper
part of the new structure.
The Men's Claim of the East avenue
Methodist (thumb will have for discus-
sion tomorrow. "The location of the
Hebrew Heaven. and “Who Miraculous
Cross of the Red See," also, “The
fight places that christ‘iana are some-
times led into. sometimes fall into.)
and how they may get out." Several
speakers will come prepared to talk
ili‘licii, supcriiitcudoiii. Thorn lire adjectives affixed has been fired 01“
.ihrce iiduli lllble classes and everyone I TU llOl. NOW‘UW great uneation ihnt
Iis inudo Welcome. limp in and heargogitales the indicator is what are \\‘o
Harry S. man of itowuyton ave-lino uuuior quartet sing their specialiellows going to do? (louse why. the
one, has been enjoying a brief vans-1mg” for the occasion. ,uew post office has neither stoop nor
tion I -— .. l place for sloop. and yet the new post-
. Th“ ””‘m'm'fl “WNW” with "ll E83": master assures us he has boon looking
Ely d“"‘""*““ll MOW“ 01‘ ”10 “Wont for tho intvrosis of everybody.
‘lll‘ollililrl. together with decorations of? ,_
:Hlorca etc. has been an altructlve fen-é The Starfish (lunipcrs are now
“how“, lime in the very many who ”imm‘camuiug 0... iii i’ciu' 'i‘reu pom, ”m
Sidney F. Word and friends from llirough Dariou “"“w "M“B' Biai'iialios in question balm; Allen
'l‘okeueke, have returned from acruiiie ”M HVallaco, .loo Golden. ‘Wllllnm ll. \an
to Newport, 2 Railroads are making very low mt”iterbury. and Thomas ltnwioy. With
l m lviu. “Wellington, ll. (3.. to (l. A. ll. tin-{mm pitched in “ pleasant Slim. lleui‘
Eddie Tinker. of the West Side, who campiiwut “‘ llhiitianooga, Tenn, Sm" oxrccable \vuiors,‘ a fine view before
has been ill with tonallitls for two “"1"” l”. Adjutant general 0! "‘0 them. the campers are having a jolly
Miss Billion Taylor is visiting
friends in Fall River, Massachusetts.
Mrs, Josephine lraw, of Crow avo-
nue, is visiting in Ocean Grove, New
Jersey.
(it. A. it. will be glad to give desired in—
on these questions and an intorestlnn weeks. is out again.
discussion is expected. ‘All men are.
formation to veterans contemplating
welcome at theirs/moons“.
John Cromwell. a welllmown resi-
dent oi’ this place. employed by Finch
brothers, the contractors. sustained
another painful injury yesterday. Mr.
Cromwell was lit work in Wilton, and
was assisting in the handling of a big
piece of llxlil-inoli lumber. lie at-
temptod to hold one end on the wagon
with a crowbnr, and when the man on
the other cud loft go. :Mr. Cromwell
was suddenly raised into the air and
l Mrs. <8. (i. Adams has returned to gm”
her home In ilndlipp street. after 117
visit in New York. '
mm mg
The new Post Office opened this
1morning for business under the new
' Posimuslnr il‘rsd. ll. Smith, who starts
Services in the Methodist (lhurob with best wishes Of his very many
tomorrow are as follows: l’roacliiiilt friends. The pumlc have only praise
‘W WWW" M ““30 “- mu “"th "T“ for kind ottonilon received by the ob
Winds 0' “011“"3-" Bundhyschool, turbos of post office.
11:60. lupworih Mamie, 6:45 p. m.‘ ”we...“
end lil‘uul‘liinlt by pastor at 7:30 pl
in. subject: "The Humanity
Christ."
. The Joint excursion of the liltiwortli
0‘ Maximo of the Three M. id. Churches
to ilouipo llcucli. 'lbicuday evonliiir,
time of it. Ouce'in a while they en-
tertain. Their present guest is “Red"
i‘liounn. u prizeilghter from New York.
if "Rod" is in (minim-l at the camp.
:ilio hosts must have rather a strenu-
louu time of ii, especially .with the see
so handy. The boys have ciao been
iiiniortaiulng John llnrrlnon of Nom-
ton. .lnlm knows uoino wiso saws
iabout gardening, no he gave them :1
lbociiupeorh on evening» »»»»» not only
‘lioiiiu. perhaps, but also turnips and
"cnliimzcu. Altoimthor ibo boys are
lbnvluu a fine time.
A ”W“
THE SKYLARK.
Swift as an arrow from thy
grassy nest
Thou ta'st thy flight to those
blue realms on high-
A winged joy gonc‘iooth on heav-
only quest,
Song monarch of the sky!
‘y'i
i w...
‘ No nighti ale with his impas-
' sinned ay
Thy trackless territory may in~
vade;
He needs must linger all the sum-
mer day
And sing in clustered shade.
Not e'en the eagle in his envious
wrath
Can reach thy side; the kingly
sun alone
May when] his golden chariot in
thy path.
And share thine azure zone!
”Maria Louisa ‘ ddcy. in Our
Dumb Ani is.
at-
oaowuso woman ilJENTlfiilEDi' ‘
TORRINGT‘ON, Aug. 16.-Thd body
of the young woman found lhinda‘y
nightnearlSpuytonduyv'll Creok,§N. v., ‘
,ls believed here to be that oil Mrs.
Michael ~Sznpner, aged 18, who left
her husband here twa weeks ago. lio-
iativcs of the missing wumun claim
that they have identified the body
through the description published in
a Hungarian nowepapel‘.
Try a
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Shows Red in
the Rear
$1.25 each
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store will be closed on Staten
day at 12 noon.
At your service every oth—
or week day from 7 a. m. to ,
6 u. m.
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DECORATORB.
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oil on his left leg, um! severely strain.3 if you an. n “imam,” u, The Son
. ' iiiutcu having one during the loiiauntl
ed that member. He has 1th women tinel bring or send in 35c and get‘dnup of oarlv‘ Smilgmllm‘ p
0‘ from “Willie? accident ll! Whlell “VD that“ of Hit) mggt 'lloplllltl' lflltKflfilnM.i I ' ‘ I I '
“gt . ribs Wore broken. Hearst’s, ll‘aehionwblo Woman and:
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magazine» will be sent you for three
Trade at Home
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fltiluyrd by lack of mama-ml, will boll! you In! not a lubsoriher send or
finished this week and there will he bring IMO and The Similar)! and
nothing more iiuu’ln the suite for tbn‘flflminn will be Wilt ran for film
Pure Drugs. Delicious Candy, Cooling
minis
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Prescriptions a Specialty.
225 EAST WASHINGTON 81‘.
Int Nov-walk. Tel. 1566.
Md“... .n. .40.... ,
f‘l want to so and see my grand-
ma.” was the pathetic and tearful an
, peel of a bright two year old child
no he passed the house where little
over a fortnight ago, the dear old
lady had added so much to his hair
places; and it will; all his bereaved
mother and aunt could do to partly,
_ pacify and control the mentions“
7, little fellows grief. lie to unusually
bright, and while he uwluw the
months by mail. if you prefer to have onion and other vehicles to pass over, ‘ months by Will. it 1013911910! to him:
a newehoy deliver your paper send no end there are more than a few so 8 “Whitby deliver your Win31” WM lb!
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a week for The Sentinel. The magm' » a week for The Sentinel. The memo
nines deal with all the current only, Rom] running by his Warrantine nines deal with on tho current our
loom of vital iatd'mit and. will pleasefiompeny have now commenced at loci: of vital tolerant and. "will please
every member of the funny. . lMilior's Bridge, on the Harlem aide shaver? member of the family.
' * :tiie Post road. A piece several thong-l ... . ”gm”
dentiuel Waste are a quick actionisnd yards long, up from the bridge. CHILD mm“ ”"3" ”flown”
and inexpensive means of continual-nine been ripped up, and will he treat- GHULL.
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carrying a manage to the one: who‘itoy avenue is being treated, ‘B'I‘A‘MMRD, Aug. ”MM"? Gilm-
imiimi aged "four. delimiter of Martin
will be most interested. ,
. , Dorian M. a. Church will be speaaidoiunmings. doomed to be dyinymf
Tea W“ cent of 5mm in . iy favored undo the Sabbath. Preach a fractured skuii.'raoeived last night
mmum room 4, m mocha-m M ing at 10:30 a. m. by Rev. Dr. Therese.
lam one one that's at tout n W rector emeritus, South Norwaiirllimm.
cent. comfortable or W “a Church. Those who heard his address
to”. in this church on Gettysburg. don't
, - " ecstasy further nouns. Epsom ran:
intrigue-re. designerwsmtnus
when knocked me by a bicycle. Ed-
ward M, colored. fielded his wheel ,
Ileana!“ a? one ”dim: ind iii-no noise
hit the child. who last moaned "rim
to
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