Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, August 21, 1913 · page 4

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WW Richards, or Osborne inve-
mlllled in his Mt.
mum Gin-dame: Monroe“.
med limo toils: arterepondin; two
We with Jeanette llean.‘

 

 
 

 

rile concrete mom for the
alt undatthelsst‘m side
the new bridge lino been laid. ‘

 

 

 

Attorney, and Hrs. Leo Dania. old
Rom ween'ilave returned treat I
three weeks‘ vocation trip to Lake
immu.

Gentle Sherwood, who has been
«hollering from option! trouble, has
taken a Million in the Norwaik Look
'laotory. .

 

 

 

*va number or members or the Knight
Street A. iii. E, church from this place
nt on the ennui excursion to Gov-
in Rock todoy.

 
 
 
 

‘ John Cole. the bridge tender. has
had a tomooraryeddition placed on
the west side it the bridle. 50 that
the draw can he mised and lowered
,_; more easily,

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

The gosoiene pinup oi the bridge
. . contractors, which has been stationed
near the east end or. the new bridxe.
. _‘ 1"“ moved yesterday to the west side,
and resumed . pumping mom the
Y . hunch to on used our retaining wall.

 

, The meiibezattheoorner oti‘irat
Ind New- streets was broken, last

Oil. toppledvover into the street. Rt

pairs will he mode and I new box

_ pieced on the post as quickly es poa-
' . more

 

The shoot of the small soils driver,
- , ‘ ‘ at the work on the new”hridge, broke
yesterday otternoon. The shaft is
located ontho mum to! or the
‘ .spiie driver. and it took three men
nearly all this morning to mole the
repairs.

The 'i‘. A. Scott mud dredger, which
was on the beach at Gregory's Point,
undergoing repairs, is in good condi-
tion again, and has been towed to a
point at the west end of the bridge,
» where operations will begin widening
the channel.

 

 

 

 

' Albert Morey, one of ihg,extra men
on the Gregory Point line or the trol-
ley company, is taking {part oi his
fellow trolley men out inning .llioild

 

”the launch Shamrock 11. A one time
In anticipated by nil.

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" it new sign appeared on the bridge
‘ this week. It reads a emu: "All

, Inhomobiies exceeding a speed of ten
miles an hour over this kiddie. will
be arrested." The bridge authorities
say that the threat will he made coed.
'Iihey do not say what they will do
_ a. With the eulomobiliats.

 

 

All .triea‘ds of the Biol. Study Iad
God’s Word ore invited to most A. o.

_ Wendell! of Mn, N, Y.. In able
oxmundar of the Word. who will
speak to the oiaaa of Bible students
in tho More of Ilia m avenue.
Ill-st Nor-walk. on Monday evening

. August at It 7:80, and Quads, noon-
Iag, MM Hui. All are m.

 

_ Cumin Ellis iii. Howard. oi illdiie

L37”. ho- had hia “Wile ro-
“I haired uter‘tilo We it auntslned
It Hickory Hind. Tunney hm
,fi‘he melons pipe was biotin. Elm
.Joinfi blown out and the pet cooks
broken.

 
 

 
 

 

fiosviow avenue.

 

 
 

toist who collided with him.

 

. o til-Wm.

' WHY CROSS

 
 
 
 

lideoioromilind. Girauaeiriai.
Wow.»

1 STIILMAN

 

Tiltfil'w ran. , .,
y m I the tom: artiste, lure

mmmmmoloohoug y ~ J l
E : um. and Malian but mm»-
WildliMfll. W. W. Ballard.

. Town chle-msnm‘m lo.

' ‘I light; when the post, which had rotted .

, Hound, todsy, on a fishing accordion in“ to .30“.

Repairs were mode It the
garage of Edward ll. immunity in
Mr. Howard m5
unable to chum any "one of the au-

riiw MNMMMM
"all“. no.1 We ”comm-ll

., , 1st “II.
Mme will; it. ”aiding“ in
thm“”

We“ «on .. .
'Pretty audio ill. Kelley csnnot w
ry 0mm Muir. «in. authority
one Mined ‘I the am or: fit
mol- thio soon. for Us. .Mroie is
under one and ism first exhibit the

 

thus before'the We“ be issued;
so he is only lioyoars old. Miss
Kelley is nearly 21. aha lacuna only
a few vacuum are; not the
null; Innis only minimum

moi-oi: smiled tor the license 768-

since Miss Kelley wee under ego-and
did me have the mascot-.0! the
manure luring no parents olive.
Ii: developed this mailing that the
young loopholes under- age, must
also, have consent in order to not
married. Min Kelley called alone
as hormones were made known the
mayor hastened to sinhis convent
and oiso‘ extend his womeot congrat-
ulations. '

 

llo'rioal NO‘i‘IiCEil

it you areI’n anion-lbw to The Solo
tinei bring or send in 35c and get
three of the nioat popular magazines.
Hearst'a_ Mionohie Wm and
The Hetnopolitsa. for three months.
it you‘arenot e subscriber send or
bring .$1.60 and The Sentinel end
nominal will he sent you tor three
months by mail. It you order to have
a monikeryolrfior 80M us
850. [or nonunion“ pay the-boy 12c
sweetest-'11» W. The inan-
lioeadpai with “thou-rent soil»
lactate! rite! littered. and. will please
every m of too randy. .

W,

 

w

. ROWAYTOli §

 

Mrs. Alfred 8. Crockett, oi Crockett
street..apent yesterday in Bridgeport.

 

Mrs. mm: M. ffllfl, or marlin.
‘iey streetg‘d'nh he‘ll Mills”. a low
days in Port Chester. ‘ '

 

A special meeting of tile Reliance
Social Club will be held. temrrow ai-
ternoon at 3 o'clock to arrange for
painting the lire house.

 

The yacht Alert, owned by “Russell
B. «Budd, of tile Nor-walk Yacht Club,
finished mood in her class in the
Atlantic Yacht Club me, “84”,.
'but loot vth‘il position when the time
allowance was computed.
A cood'aisad detention o! theorem-
oers o! Rowsyion Hose Company went
rt. yesterday. to like part
in the parade of the Southport Fire
Department. Solo-e remained on until
evening and attended the carnival.

 

 

First lieutenant Charlie ll. (lakes.
who is with the Connecticut rifle team
at the shoot once-w Perry. Ohio. is
remembering his lrienihl with souvenir
postal cards. allowing a piece of the
mod taken from the hull of the
“Niagara.” when W at Erie. Pm.
April. 1913. .

NOTICE! NOTICE"

ll you are it anhocribsr to The Eco-
tinelhrinoorsandinuc and get
three or the most popular nominee.
Hearst’s, Mien-ole Woman and
The Metropolitan. for three month:
it you are not a subscriber sold or
bring 81.30 and The Sentinel and
mansions will be sent you for three
washroom ii’yaooralortolsn
a number deliver m m sand or
tile tor m and say that" 12::
awaoktor'lteflentioal. The maso-
sinea deal with all tho our-root aoo
lentil oi vital interest and. will please.
every member or the family.

 

 

AVIATiON wean AT PERRY CEN-
TENNIAL WWA.

rut one; ’

terdoyadt‘s'noon but n m rem-ell m Mug ,1, mm. is. ill church

 
 

 

tlroa {rem New York over M. ,

 

Prayer and sons eel-vice m held

welcome.

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Joseph ,Bredy. or New York. in who

outline of days. I!

 

momma buoyant—DOW"!

parlor yesterday afternoon.

 

nacll trorn Missouri. and m It so.
Cnntrell's father's on die Post road.

“Tracked by a. Tramp" is lilo onto
of a ploy to be given by outlet-town
talent, in the Town Hall. Friday night.

 

Dr. and Mrs. John Godlroy and um»
lly have returned from o. pleasant stay _
of several weeks with relatives in.
Ohio. ‘

 

Mrs. Bibiillls and her son, Arthur
Biblidns. have returned
from the Summer cottage at Pine
Grove.

 

Mr. and Mrs. George Beach, oi

delightful automobile tour through

New York state.

 

The Civic League has presentodtho
names of Mrs. Renshsw end ‘Miaai

the sohooLbonrd. ,

 

Miss irons Lynch and her sister
Marion hate returned to Toksnelm
lroln Nonihileid. More. where they
spent a fortnight. I

 

Mr. J. 1-1. we» is having a tennis
court put cant his piece at Colloid-
er’a point, which will be on attract

 
 

I ' moi-endow: tile dismantle
Mrs. W. W. limes entertahdrsioemm WWW Thom
EM .

consent of his mu Ito manners “I at 7:45. Mod? mode

in: relatives on West avenue m I ”it“: INN-WW” Wm:

www.mwoatla W

””1me misc ._
1cm Wumm . fins

Mr. and Mrs. ChosterConia'ail rm mm , WNW W139 .

".to Daria. insanity.

Tokeneke, have just returned train aitiouoi mmemmamw
siorleogenerei of immigration. Whoa

Bessie M. Wood. to [ill vacancies in'ael'o oloe 01'th delayed the trio!

.CIIiinettzl dgursd in the million

Itroutli’aahinatonin old hissonoooid

. s‘. .

inas- manual-piles adjourn:

* I teal WWI: ‘

‘ nmmi‘omuim-m

more! mam the mat ”I
u"?! “”me ‘

mar l. him not: l
[on mum

(Calida-ed rim!” m

 

sentencedtotheowlieIMyeofieo-
tensile: z. li'iveyearsia monoclonal:

'i'iiotriaioi (liminatti will nomad ’
exceptional. hum , (will; to the
M M be inflame sol um
Caminotti, a. leader in all“ and Ila-

U. B. Bimini: httoroey John b. no
Nsii (resigned) brodkht the nine-
Cuninetti cases into-notional prowl
lience by accusing the attorney-dean-

Itor' political reasons. Winner

olthc delay. lilo chiet. Secretory oi!
W Wilson, elated that to had re-
quested that threaten be not ill iln- ,
til Commissioner Cominettl, who was
eager to return to. Sen mum
mural-in lam-gill with Mo duties. ‘

Throughout ills trial of our. young

 

we feature of the place. I

 

lira. Mex Reed, of limeiieid ovenue.
had it rewrite 'iiog poisoned and oil
cmirse has riot the slightest idea who
the guilty party could be. I

 

Walter .lliloyt, oi Gracie street,

Wilt, where he will remain for It‘
least a fortnight on business.

After one more Sunday comes the
carnival and reveryilody hives ibr
good weather. . Mien-ail will he need
and loud at their regular vim in

. church.

 

Illrs. Griffiths, wife oi tin stillerh
can consul general at London. has
been the distinguished client oi, his»

way. Darion.

 

The owner of merry-proud used
at liremen’s carnival took it to pieces
end col-ted it away on Tom. His
heart wee heavy on there woo no

“money in the contract tor hill.

Wonk Lane has sold his armory
store. on Noroton avenue. to Mendel
impala, of standard. who will have
the store renovated. and open a no
envy and meet market about Sept. 1.

 

on Holiday, as loading comedian with

ileum Sonora 'I'iiestre. N. Y.ICitv. The

company will tour thacountry as they

meet with great favor.

 

Women's: Christian Moor-lice. re-
alizing that it will he s very short
time for their campaign alter the on»
count, on demos their machinery
oiled up for it very ngsreeoivo our
villain for "no license" this full.

 

IA normal in the local columns oi
our isvorita mar does not seem lilto

 

room-oar. new“ Ila—With

mmmMsunflvioi-mo-
MMoiailoi’arryualalaaaiairo-
Moldavian-Medea next

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momokwmoadmhhydro
maul “villains-u. Alana:

 

theatrivoimtadsyolihorariouo

much to some people. yet s personal
in this panel bronchi out!» together
who were old seqnaintancoa, and yet

1'Iialtian indie minds otooroo ism

diminutive.

 

'rlla drain-id's rm opened last

.nightinthahrahoiluinrloroion‘
.nwu. A mam murmur.“

will leave tomorrow iiir mime‘vhlamio'flti, will. his chm-8e to me

Griffiths‘ sisters on the King’s Huh“ m“ for ”d ‘ i ”m

C. 8. Abbe, of Dorian. opened on

tha Eve Tula- Vaudevlllo 00., at .

Corninem sat close to his mansion
is trouble and tried editions-l Dlns'

filoom by his own ohm; . w. w.

Blends of Cminotti were deprm.
on today over Dissa' conviction and
by the court ruling toward that de-

1?

Judge Van Fleet, who also will try

Dim Sixty.

"ill you find that the defladant and
his companion, Qminetti, were actuat-
ed in their deportul'o or thin from
Sacramento by. n leer oi exposure or
meant. but that‘sisvsrthoions. in tak-
iu than two girls aloaz. there or-
hud theinteotioa mauhdofitilem to
the immoral porous charged,the do
fondant is minty".

filo testimony .in the Carninetti
trial is expected to follow closely that

 

AT SEA iii All OPEN BOAT.
An Anions W Oil the float
loo-d tea-toll“
WIN-attuned“ lie-talus
eraioidIbyJocililoudontoaoartisia
on “Intel ItoatluiiWiotlo Yaou-

“My:

“than the llnilootfllt‘llld my
lilo wmmlyioaauaiinaatooiha
ream of mm- wriooa. "l‘

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odihlcyWsodwadsold an“
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girlie

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‘I caught my fancy astray,

E I wept, but ifdid not shame

”it.

 

ABSENCE

When my love me away,
Full three days were not sped,

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Thinking is she were dead.

And I alone, alone;
It seemed in my miscr' y
In all the wodd- was none

Ever so long no I.

‘gior “$111)! hoart‘oway
To my love at close of day.

The sight of her stifled lily fears,
sly fairest-hem love;

And yet in her eyes were tears,
Which. linen I questioned of, .

“0', now then are como,”ohe
cried, :
" 'Tis fled; but 1W today
I never could heroollidt,
If thou were longer away.”
um Bridges.

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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