. :Francis E. Parsons has taken a
position with William 'Iliirroa. at 3
Bowen street .
7 no. Gladys Beach. 0: Butte place.
has gone to Derby to spend pert oi
' her vacation.
Frederick Bergmn, or the East Nor-
waik electric station, is attending the
ball game in New York today.
' John Cromwell. of post Washing-
ton street. is able to be out on crutch-
es and took a carriage ride yesterday.
William Smith, of liidlie avenue. at-
‘tended the ball game in New York
‘ and later saw Evelyn Neablt Thaw at
Hammerstein's.
Benjamin Cello. of Hefner's store.
, with his family. visited in New ’Har
'L ‘ you. today. and expect to see Savin
‘ Rock and other places or interest.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Jackson, of
Osborn avenue. are the proud parents
, of a 9% lb. daughter. born yesterday.
Mother and child are doing nicely.
.n-o. ween; the in
u- r-L- reread
unseeded/in let-
tins tree the do: attacked him on the
the Wind
Booth Nurse“: and Wired the
wounds. it is likely the “will he
killed. although the hey. u is thought.
will not tool any ”permanent enacts
from the injury. ‘-
‘ NOTICE! .NOTlcEli .
it you are a subserlinr to The son-
tinel bring or send in 85o and let
three or the most W nominee,
Hearst's, Mionnble Woman and
The Metropolitan tor “Namath.
it you are not a subscriber send or
bring 81.60 and The wane! and
mansions will be sent you for three
months by mail. If you prefer to have
a newsboy deliver your paper send no
lie for magazines and pay the boy 18¢
a week tor The Sentinel. The macaw
nines deal with all the current lub-
lento of vital interest and, will please
every member or the family.
AND
OROTON
Luke A. Burke 01 New York has his
E. K St. John and wife, who went
to Canaan and other places in the
car at the Darion Garage tor overhaul-
ins.
Berkshires. a week ago, arrived home‘ Ml” and Mrs. Charles E. Seoileid the
yesterday, having had a delightful
trip.
Albert Billenstein has taken a posl-i
lion in Epstein‘s grocery store in has sold his ‘Hupmobile car to Mai
South Norwalk. He recently returned
from Block island. where he acted as
spending a month at Orr's island.
Maine.
Leos ~Butier of the Darieu garage.
Bradley of Westport.
steward on board Captain Victor W.‘ Dr. and Mrs? Carlos Martyn 0! Nor-
Ferris’ yacht Diik. ioton have returned from a. week's
'The Misses Clara. and Mary Good-g
ban. of Girnrd. Erie county, Po... who
hive been visiting their uncle. George
E. Smith. of iii‘ort street, and relatives
’ in 'Norwalk and Weston. returned
home Tuesday morning.
i
Jesse 0. Seaman. oi the South Nor-
walk postomcc carriers force. is en-
JOylng his vacation of‘ two weeks.
Next week he will pass in Atlantic
City, but this week he is assisting in;
The members of Mayflower Hook
and Ladder Company did not go to
Boutbport, today, to take part in the
firemen's parade. Many of the local
ilremen had other engagements today.
Ind did not feel that they could give
istay st Asbury Park.
The School Committed held its reg-
ular monthly business meeting Mon-
day. »Itoutine business matters were
attended to. ‘
The dancing rehearsals for the com»
ing pageant will continue on the
grounds of Mrs. Franklin Jones, dur-
ing her absence in New Hampshire,
The beaches at PeanTree Point, Ro-
llie cigar store on Whelphley in Clark. 1 ton Point and Hickory Blair on» Very
South Norwalk. - inopular these days. and manyktowns-
folk may be seen on any of them daily.
The Noroton Presbyterian Church
has received between $600 and $700
to be expended for a new cork tile
floor in the church building. The work'
is expected to commence shortly.
the time to the affair. ‘ i _ ..._._.
w The old spiies in the rumor Radei
. 6dock were found to be in such good
‘i condition that the contractors on the
new bridge decided to cut the tops of!
instead of pulling them up. The
usual number of new spiles will be
driven. however. but the old ones will‘
give added strength to the structure."
James Dixon has been secured as
the new man on the East Norwaik
garbage collection job. A new sched~.
Mrs, Frank M. Jones. vicepresldent
oi the Noroton Woman's Civic league.
accompanied by lier son, is on an au-
lomobile tour in the White Mountains.
She is expected back on Saturday.
x John Nortin was lined $10 and costs,
on a charge of assault upon his wife.
.on whose complaint he was placed
under arrest by Constable Wilbur
Bates, Sunday night. Judge Dance
conducted the proceedings.
ale of days on which the collection} “Mrs. A, R. DeVVoe, who has so suc-
will be made will he announced soon.
Cards in he used to notily the col-
lector lo cal; can be secured from Run-
dle'n bakery and L'iiommedieu's gro-
cery store.
About thirty-two members of the,
Epworth League of the East avenuoiwag won Saturday by Joseph Bush.1
This cake, with a sugar ilremsn's;
moonlight sail last evening. in Captain hose cart on the top, was made and '
Arthur W, Day’s vessel. The members ' contributed by Mrs. C. iii. meson. An-l
other lirelnnn's cake, donated by Mrsi
IDe Klyn of South Norwalk, was won
Methodist Episcopal Church enjoyed a
cruised along the sound, and saw
the fireworks at lloton Point. its»
cessluliy cenducted Tokeneke inn and
cottages tor six successive summers.
in now the manager of Woods Inn and
cottages. at Castillo, Maine. a very
popular cottage colony.
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The ilreman's cake at the Carnival
freshments were served, and a good ., by Mrs, A. Stevens.
time enjoyed by all.
. People crossing the temporary
.‘ - Washington street bridge should exer-
' else care where they walk. as they are
liable to be injured. ‘llenry Wolf. em-
ployed in the wunnbury. Mathewson
In Company shoe manulaotory. in
yesterday morning, when he stepped
on a rusty null. which went through
the shoe and penetrated his loot. The
wound was a painful one, and bled
profusely. lie visited a physician and
had the injury cautrnised.
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WHY “cross
the hot and dusty bridge for drugs.
candles, etc? We have a fine fresh
line of everything. Give us a trial.
Prescriptions a Specialty.
J. STILLMAN
Prescriptions a Specialty.
‘ ‘ 225 EAST WASHINGTON 81'.
T am Nomm. Tel. 19».
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‘ “Walton Hoyt. of Banana avenue, was
flipping with a dog owned by instinct
moonlit, yesterday Written
South Norwullt. was going to his work!
The house on the old John Stevens
place on [lawns avenue. was burned to
!the ground Monday alismooh. The
building, a frame structure, was occu-
pied by an ltallan family. ‘The Nero-
‘ton Heights lire company was called
out, but too late to render assistance.
Z'i‘ho Darien ill-omen ware also called
out. _
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The Metropolitan. for three months.
it you are not a subscriber send or
bring $1.60 and The Sentinel and
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months by mail. if you prefer whave
a newsboy deliver your purer send us
also ror magasines and pay the boy 12o
a week tor The sentinel. The mass-
sines deal witnali itseumut sub-
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Sentinel Wants are a quick action
and inexpensive means or comm-
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carrying a message to the ones who
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nonhuman nurse-t
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other side. and hit the right arm quite ‘
. badly. Dr. muesli was «one from
three oi the most popular mmslnes.‘
l .
l
' William Kuhn. of Bilberry, has «been
‘ visiting in the village.
Russell Griswold has returned to
New York. alter a month’s stay atonis
home here,
Many people from Rowayioa wit~
passed the fireworks at Baton Point.
last night.
Arthur Lynch. of Providence, has
been visiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Franklyn Lynch.
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Major R. Livingston Lucitey and
wife have gone to Great Barrington
to spend two weeks.
i
Mrs. iiiobsrd Tlader and two child-
ren, or Tokeneke, went to York Beach,
Maine. to' spend some time.
——Ice cream for sale at Rowayton
Hose Company tanight.
Mr_ and Mrs. William 0. Clark have
returned to Tan-ytown, after a visit
with Mr. and Mrs. Irving Clark.
William Lynch. sun of Franklin
Lynch, went to New Haven today to
prepare for his studies at Yale Col-
legs
Mrs. Harvey Acksrt and Mrs. Hattie
iCi‘Osby, of nowa‘yton avenue. have re
turned from a week's vacation trip to
Maine.
in a...
Mr. and Mrs. John H. (lesion, of
McKinley street. have been entertain-
ing Mrs. iAiice Creighton. of Brook-
lyn, N. Y.
Mrs. Earl Themes, who has been J
in the Norwalk Hospital for some time
is now at her home‘s (Rowayton. and'
is slowly improving,
Mrs. A. A. Carr. who has been in
Boston. returned here yesterday and
will occupy her property at Tokencke
for the coming month.
”~—
Mrs. Thatcher and family are spend;
ing a week in East Nol'tlllleid, Masai
Carl Raymond, of . Providence. llasl
been visiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Robert 0. Raymond
The Republcan Club. of Rowayton.
held a meeting last night. at the'Ro-
wayton Hose Company's headquarters.
and voted to reorganize for the coming
campaign in the new City of Norwaik.
The following oilicers were elected:
Presidentnllarry E. Scofleld.
Vice-Precidcntwhl. lioward Every.
Secretary—«Harry S. Bryan.
Treasurer-A, B. Cleverly.
lit was voted unanimously to accept
the series of resolutions submitted to
the meeting of Republicans of the city
and town held in the City Hall, South
Norwalk, Monday evening. it is be
lieved in llowayton that the resolu-
tions were right no the point.
The next meeting will be held at
the some pluCc on Wednesday evenr
lug. September 3rd. ‘
Books added to the Rowayton Li-
:brary are as follows:
Sedgwlch. Anne D.
Tame.
bailey. H. C.
I Colonel Greatheart.
‘Crsne. Stephen
Whllomville (Stones.
Birmingham, 0. A.
The luviolable Sanctuary.
Duryea. Nina L.
The House of Seven Cobblers.
lngrsln. lit M.
The Flying Mercury.
Gibson. Ray ll.
Ember ldglll.
Hypo. C. .i. C,
The Marriage of Captain Kettle.
GIFTU.
From Chas. F. Crockett.
Adams. Sam'l. H.
Average Joons. N
Wiborg, Frank
A Commercial Traveler in Booth
America.
Bartlett, John
Familiar Quotations.
From Min Olive Leighton.
Maclanen. inn
beside the Bonnie Brier Bush.
Scott
body of the Lake.
Ksysor. Jennie E.
Raphael, a sketch.
From Mn. .i. Jeuw.
Churchill,
Compton.
From Mrs. B. R. Wood.
Greylock. Godfrey
ngheonic.
~VAOUUM WAN-lint.
Another consignment of washers
has been received at this elites and
coupons should be mistreated at once.
, , ,
Ten per cent. or dimhflinl
refinished room is too much—for you
can and one that’s at least I! for
cont. eomiortabio or showering fem
our. _ ,
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7r. are an. no new»!
Wit Wet- or State street was a
visitor in New York City Sunday.
Dr. it. N. laverance oi. New York
City was a week end visitor in town.
Mr. and til-m3? Rodeos or New
York City were ret‘ent visitors in
town.
” ru—nv»
J. A, Milieu of New York City was
the guest over Sunday of friends on
State street.
M
Miss Gladyg sherry of Norwsik was
a visitor at the home of friends on,
Center street yestredsy.
' Mrs. John Whaley of Danbury was
a week-end visitor here at the home
oi friends on Main street. ‘
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George ,Comley... of Bridgeport has
returned to his home after a vacation
spent at Comps bench with friends.
Miss Arline Colgan of Stamford was
the Sunday guest of Mrs. Harry Ray-
monds at her home on Compo street.
Harry R, Sherwood and family have
returned from a visit to ‘Bay 'lildSe. N.
Y., where they spent the week end
with relatives.
A rumor was afloat yesterday to
e eiteot that, Harry K, Thaw. who
escaped from the Meltdown-n Asylum
Jfor the insane, had passed through
‘here in the early part of the morning.
but it could not be verified as the one
who saw said, “Wei, it looked like him
any way."
The last sections of the large to-
wers on the roller lift bridge near the
railroad station were placed Saturday
and the work of electrifying the rail»
road is expected to progress at a rapid
pace from now on. The towers are for
the purpose of carrying the power
across the bridge. so the lift can be
operated without interfering wth the
power. The placing oi feed wires has
begun in Southpori anl it is expected
they will soon reach here.
NOTICE! NOTICE”
it you are a subscriber to The son-
tinei bring or send in 36c and get
three of the most popular magazines,
‘ Hearst's, Fashionable Woman and
1 The Metropolitan. for three months.
I! you are not a subscriber send or
bring $1.80 and The Sentinel and
magazines will be sent you for three
months :by mail. if you prefer to have
a newsboy deliver your paper send us
85¢: for magazines and pay the boy We
a week for The Sentinel. The maga-
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jects of vital interest and. will please
every member of the family.»
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simple Locomotion.
“l was just thinking." said one
weary tramp ionnotber. with a long.
long Journey in trout or them. "about"
bad roads and the wonders or science.
This earth is spinning round faster'n
I railway train behind time.”
”Well. We ain't roll off yet."
“No. but think 0' who! a mnvenlence
it would be If we could have some
place to grab on to while the territory
slid under our rm until the place we
wanted to go to came along!"
The Turkish #0:.
The Turn devotion to the tel ll
clearly explained by Duclett Fol-rim:
“The prejudice against the list room on
a religious basis. it the ram- (form of
prayer» is rightly-performed the fore-
hand must touch the ground. The brill
of a hat or the peak of a cap would
prevent thia"—bondon Globe.
A Beautiful light.
"Therein no such thing In true friend '
ship.”
“0h. us. there is. Did you never re-
mark the implicit trust and confidence
existing between two girls who have
known each other for about a «not?
~Louisvlllo Conflmioumt.
intolloot.
Knieimuls Jones smart enough to
not the river enrol Becker-«No. but be
lsmrtonouphuottopstnptohoiie
the lire trimester-Now York Sun.
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Grim Humor.
Honor-l will tell you. an operation
for appendicitis is no loss. remiss.
but it it were it would he a sidespiio-
In! ooh-Lira '
When men an friends than is no
leader Justice. out when they on lost
M still need {mashinwmwtla
changed.
"When likytwogiril were born!
sudtowonderwhstlwugoingto
III” of Churn”,
“Mid new?" '
"Now that thorn clown up and in
society We anon wondering what
they're going to" units or ms."-Datroii
I'roo Pro-a ~'
emanation the m
“DAILY POEM
A‘ CHARMER.
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Oi all attractive girls there’s one
I I often see and many know.
She lures in earnest mood or
fun,
In silk or lawn or calico
Her spell to some unique may
seem;
Of levers she has had a score.
And on each fond one she would
shesm
As though but him she could
adore.
.3 , at“.
Her hie stern moralists might ,
ban. ~ . .
Ii idle rumor bad its way:
But her admirers never can
Quite free themselves from her
odd sway.
I’ve seen her with a sailor
“spoon,"
And to a soldier’s love res-
Pond:
In daylight or beneath the moon
She's ever of some fellow fond.
She has been married many
times.
To king and peasant-prince
and churl.
And still may long for wedding
chimes——
This charming motion picture
girl. ,
_ or. are chain.
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