. Emma. Poster, of Bayonne, N.
the guest of Mrs and Mm Horse—
1'. and Mra. Jesse 0. German, oi
bury Perk New Jersey.
The Eipworth morgue will hold a
Vitoge prayer meeting at the home
Mrs. Hiram Fitch tonight.
H. ( ,.A
race A, Saunders. of. First street,
trienniiued to his home with a com-
notion of sore throat and grip, .
The temperature both yesterday and
thin morning at 6 o’clock stood at
,ysix, which in considered quite
ool tor August.
fillinllunoe which the Foresters of
,V ,erica were to, have held this even-
mg, at Dorlon's Point, has been poet»
honed until next month,
‘, Oscar Necander has resigned his
position no manager of the Mayflower
.Hook and Ladder Company's bell
Hteam Charles Keene is to succeed
at him
Earl Baker, of East Norwalk no-
, Companion] by an old friend attended
”the Fire-mend Carnival at Soutbport
last evening. "Doc” took in the sights
and reports a big time.
Voltage ninety glut tomorrow' for .'
“rocker: baked by the
Nomad fig‘cuit Company have a
“flavor and $991 All their own. You
"Li. you» * ‘
,. They will nourish
NAIlONAl. BISCUIT
1‘ Mode from the finest motorinlu and
perfectly linked, they conic to you
fresh; cris and doom—in the moist-
.mpm package. Bat than: at
meals and beMeen. Give them to
in.
Adele.- or and in, Fired Bower Irving
, ticket:
A V three oftho most popular 11159211293.
A i! you. are not ‘8 subscriber loud or
10c A'
the? children without stint.
V look for the ln-er-aeai Trade Mark.”
Al'woyl
__.—...¢., .
of pounds of mud with each move.
ment. The cuncrete mixer is busy at
the east end or the bridge. and all the
pumps, epile drivers, old, were at
work today, so that the bridge pro
sented a busy place. ‘
www—
Tho East Norwalk Progressives
were a. happy body of voters today.
In the last presidential election they
secured over 240 votes, more than
either of. the old linepartlea, and some
vice of East Norwalk has been extend-
' ‘ ed to New street, and Mrs Laura E.
heated with the current.
The splice which eupported the com
trad pier of the old drawbrldge have
been pulled up in the ion to make a.
wider channel. The spiles appeared
A to be in excellent condition
Fred Ber-gran and 'A. Canevuri, of,
this place, were among the enthusiasts
. at the New York~Ghicngo Nationals
‘ some in New York yesterday, find. in
the evening attended the theaire
‘ Howard Benedict, an East ArNgrwaik
‘young man, who is studying to become
2’. Methodist minister, will preach at
‘honh services at the East avenue
Methodist Epincopnl churdll, next Sun
day, He will also conduct the cottage
prayer, meeting this waning at the
residence of Mrc. Hiram Fitch Win-
“VA ' field street.
"Cbrlotian Workers from 139119 lInland
will probably visit the home at Miss
VBertha Conklin, in Third avenue, to-
' non-ow evening. to conduct a prayer
/ acrylco for her benefit. ,Mise Conkiln
‘ has suffered neveml paralytic shocks.
‘and has been practically bedridden
*Vtor many years.
Mr. and Mrs. George Sconeld are
enjoying a vacation. tour through
~ northern New York and the St. Lew‘
tinting the beauty of the scenery
through which they have passed, have
been received by their friends. Mr.
nod Mrs. liconold expected to return
home about September 1.
The young people who have been
{recreating the Fitch 30th around:
report that they new a ghost yester—
day. From the description that they
hove been no more then come well
Insulin; person, who, attired in a
shoot and wotoheod. is trying to keep
the young mlnchlals out o! the school
Will.
A lnm number of members of the
not Norwnlk Yacht Club hive outer-
«od in the weed motor bout recon 8»
why dilemma. Much. Interact in
being taboo botwoen the Greyhound
and n Milliport boot. Hm Key-
,wa, Mr, lilies. Dr. ii. 11. Wont, Dr.
W Arm. Steven Elliott. b-
any Wheeler no man the minor on-
we». and the mutt 1null ho made at
Silt o'clock.
why those
Mam “also!“
mum
‘ The electric lighting and power con,
Rev. William James and party or.
venue region. Mnny poet cards illus"
give or the npectm it appears to‘
‘kflmmmmmm
«Amati ‘mMemm
were predicting that. with the morons
ed number of new voters this fall,
the trick could be duplicated. There
L. Hubbard has had her house com”WM 9' general expression of Opinion,
‘in East Norwolk that a strong list of
nominations had been put up for
:councilman, commissioners and treas-
urer. and it was freely predicted that
all, or at least a Mority of them.
could be elected None oi the condi-
datea have mingled much in politics
previouélly, except Mr. Sniffer), who is
1(deva
'M
Mrs Elizabeth Crooks, or Dibble
street, is ill
”‘V‘V
Miss Beth Neuor is the guest of
friends in Jersey City.
Mrs. Mary Hart, of Raymond street,
is visiting at City island.
Mina Dudley, of New York cltY, in
visiting Mien Florence Adoock.
Mr. and Mrs, George Reed are on-
tertaining relatives from Croton.
Mm, Hans (lager, of McKinley Place
has been visiting in New York city.
Captain Charles w, Bell has been
two weeks at Aebnry Park, New Jer-
aey. .
land.
Mien Ethel
town.
W .mw
Romain venue.
P‘loronco E. Heine:
blood.
now one of the fire district cummis ‘
slonera, and has ably filled this odice. .
unending a low days in Ocean Grove,
Mrs. Josephine Crow is spending "WC" Minimi-
Mro. Mary Thomou. of Rownyton (cry to laying Wnrrcnlw pavement.
avenue, is making a etay at City In- 'l‘he commit. and concret other have
, laidlnw, of Oneonto,
New York, in spending a. few days in
Mice Manda Wood, oi atomiord, In night. at the Norman ”eighth fin
the snout of Mimi Ruth 'i‘homeil, of home, and tho event promises to be I
Min Either-0 Corrol‘ oi New York i with hunting and o'tlflldo wore airing:
city. in the uncut this. week of Mill: or imllle, the! brimming! up that whole
Gum and Mrs. John liflmnmojumu mm: await; will. a: boat: or
diet. are to "an today from mvmtélmy mt... W by the mm
of two “on with With an (ammonium: or the rim may. The
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DARIEN
NOROTQN
Men were busy cleaning up the base
ball grounds youterday
,_ A»..—
Rev. William Scoileld, of Torrlng-
ton. will preach at both services on
'Bunduy, August 24.
.4— . ......__.A_..
The Schllcbtlng Brothers motor wn~
gun is in service again after three
weeks at the localgarago,
Rev. ii. S. Brown, pastor of the Con—
gregational Gliuroh here. is expected
lirom Nova Scotln tomorrow.
:
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Mr and Mmfl‘homas Northrup of
Norwalk are on a visit to Mrs North-
rup‘n ulster, Mrs. .11th stone. 3-
UM
AMrsgqulck, who ililll Loon vlultinil
‘Mies Grace Willmott a number of
days. has returned to her home“ in A
New York,
[ The llarien poul- office in up to itn
neck in work Not only the worli, of
sibling in new quarters. but the postal
business hagnehrly doubled. ‘
Master Willlalb Millei end fiddler
,Phliip Krone walked to Roton Pilint
‘nnd back yesterday! They were Awell
tired out after their tour mile hikp.
Constable Smith, and many oi'tne
llnrlcn firemen wont to Southporl, yen-
terdny, to attend the Alireinen'n cumi-
vai there. and take part in the pnrnde,
"Fallchaw Mills, " a bit oi‘ ownory in
Dorian, pnlniod by Mrs, G. ll: Name.
is on exhibition in the Schllcmlnu
Hill-others show windows. The piture la
More oi the read above MilleT-‘u
bridge has been plowed up propam
nleo boon taken there, on that stage of
the work has been ilnluhed on tho
stretch below 1.19 lloy avenue.
The fair at the Noroton mime
Fire Company opened Wodnordny
big one for the town Ind (imminent.
‘l'ho home no decked out to splendor,
,vilinity, "will. were amount! in tho
Emir end on the em on» of tho numb
3mm.» of the maimed” 1W
, magazines will be sent you for three
. months by mull. it you prefer to have
8:. or 1042me ~ A A
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and many more are “Pooled the sue-3
wild: emulate. Armi- is the era.
Burt Snldorl Clarence
Miller Chauncey Titian Richard 13051
Benton, George. Craig. Samuel De
Iforeot, and Albert. ‘McHe’ie; 'The La
"111W Auxiliary, ore also smug their
inmost help toward it sucoaaetul event.
Clarence Benton is in charge oi the
. normal NOTICE”
L If you are uA-ASubscrihEr to The Ben-
tinei:bclng around in would let -
Hearst’s, Maillonoble- Woman and
me Metmpolitnn, for three months.
bring 81.60 and The Sentinel and
a neweboy deliver your paper land In!
35c for mines and pay the boy 12c
a week for The Sentinel. The magn-
sinel deal with all the current sub-
jects oi vital interest and; will please
every member on the 13mm,
‘HUBN
,, w, ‘ this Wink!
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.' THE ETERNAL.
Trust the Eternal when the shad~
‘ ows gather,
When Joys of daylight seem so
like a dream;
God. the unchanging, pities like
afathe‘r,
Trust on, ‘and wait, the oaystar
. yet will gleam.
Trust the Eternal, for the clouds
that vanish
No mom can move the moon-
taint; from their base,
Than sin's iliunivc wreatho loi 13V ,
mist- cgh banish ’
Light from His throng or lov- ,
, ing from His face. A.
.1.
Trust the Etornal, 10h. repent in
meelmese
Of that heart's pride which
frowns and will not yield,
Then to thy child heart shall
co‘me mengtli in weaknas,
And thine immortal life shall ‘
_ be revealed.
William P. McKenzic.-~
If things don’t go to suit us.
Let‘g never him: or fret,
For finding fault with fortune
Nc‘or mended meters yet;
Moire hostel whatd‘er happens.
Bear failure like amen;
In gobd or evil fortune
Do, just the best you can.
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