, Mrs, Georgc‘Shcrwood, Wolf 'Van Znnt
, otrcet is‘very ill.
Walter '1‘hdnips'on,ot 54 First street,
. and heater Nickeruon. oi Ed'liouve~
nuo.‘ wheeled (on bicyillos Saturday to
portly line trip. 1 This start wau'mo-de
from East Norv‘vnlh at 19:30, and they
reached Plnlnvlllo at 6 o’clock. They
will remain there a few days and are
The residence of John w. Hunks is' rwlombering relatives with souvenir
in the hoods oil the painters.
(lhorlou Snbo, of Eliot Norwalk, was
a visitor iu Bridgeport on business.
The Jones family has inovoddrom
13 Reynolds street to 54 Osborne ave-
nud. .
Mrs. ‘Rul’us Osborne has, returned
from 51 visit with relatives in New
York. ‘
ponlol cardo,
W ,
Howard w, Benedict, opEost Nor-
wolk. preached two excellent cermonn
.M the Ecol. avenue Methodist church
yesterday and was well received. Mr.
'Bcnedict. who to studying for the min
istry, bids fair to prove a preacher or
onulity. 'Ho is visiting‘ at.the home
of his father Fredarick Benedict, and
will (ldiciute next Sunday. lin the ev-
ening service Minn Alberto Twists ren-
George Finch has had a telephone
installed in his residence in Van Znnt »
street.
[stills Taylor, of Raymond; garage,
Norwalk, is spending his vacation in
Long island, L‘
Mr, and Mrs. George F, Smith. of
Rowan street, have been spending a
wool; with Mrs. William Selleck in
Slrntiord.
William Mottett, of Winfield street,
in confined to his home with inflamma-
tory rheumatism.
There in a cargo of bituminous coal
being unloaded at the docks of the
“Ferris Coal Company.
Miss Helene Thompcnn, of East New
walk, has returned from u pleasant va-
cation in New Hartford.
Boat 16 is discharging eight bun.
drcd'yurds of crushed stone at the
(looks of illuymond Brothers.
Harry W. Hort and family, of Dan-
bury, spent yesterday at their Seaside
Place house in‘ Eaet Norw'alk.
East Norwalkers wont to Wootport
yvsierduy and saw the Westporis trim
the Dreyfuus’ Colts by the score of 14
to 7. '
A number of Enut Norwalk Djiople
wont in Bridgeport yenlvrday to see
the Bridgeports and the Pittsburgbs '
‘ ‘ play‘ ball."
. The regular meeting of the Sunday-
ncbool board of the East avenue Meth-
odist church will be. held tonight at
8 o‘clock,
A number of the memberaof the
walk are attending the comp meetings
at l’lainyllle and more will attend this
Week. ' ”
George B. Roberts, 9. former East.
lNorwalk man, who has been living in
Houston, “1., bus moved to Richmond
and friends, may now reach him at 211
Went (,lary street.
Mr, and Mrs. D. Burr Bench. 0"
lust Norwulk, spent yesterday in
dared a pleasing solo.
A number of extensive improve-
mentu haVe been made on the Randall
Block in East Norwulk at the corner
of Van Zon't street and Osborn avenue,
The entire building has been renovat-
thc block. The hall has been parti-
tionod of! into flats and the property
has been put, in first class shape gen-
erally, a coat of paint adding to the
improved aspect. The change in great-
4
the property had been allowed to run
down for a long time and lip appear-
ance was other thou pleasing,
There is likely to be an uprising oi
Rowan street residents in the neur‘fu-
ture regarding the condition of one
place in that handsome and attrac-
yard is iiilod with old tins, bottles and
other articles conntituting junk. and
upon the owner of the land recently
tto see if he would not clear away the
‘rub‘blsh, and since the “visit a large
culled soon mid the law called upon
to decide the mutter.
NOTICEl NOTICE”
. every member or the family.
OWAYTON
*1“
“Why “'“h Mame“- Mrs, 1393““ “"1" vlistlng relatives in lieihel.
romuin tilt-re for a sojourn, while Mr.
Ut‘lti'll rclnruod last night,
Misti .lonucile Callaghan has joined
her Slsil‘l‘, Miss Ethel (inllughnn, who
has bur-n spending the summer monthe
at Mulliluck, N, Y. Both young ladies
will rvuluiu until the opening of
whom,
-w-.m
A number of Rust Norwnlk young Mi” Bonnie Grady,
man enjoyed a clumbulte on Chinlmonu
“been visiting friends in liownyton.
inland yesterday. The day and the York.
odlblou worn delibhtl'ul and the limo W
npoui on tho ohoro wuss enjoyed to
tho fullcnt oxienl.
1. WHY' CROSS“
the hot nod dusty bridge for drugn
‘mlmilou, old? we hch a line «roan
line of everything. Give us a trial.
l’roscrlpiionn a Specialty.
J. STILLMAN,
225 EAST wmnmo‘rou or.
lint Norwalk. Tol. 1MB.
Jerooy.
“.an
Mrs. C. H. Briggc.
I ......-.~...
report mint the show won very good.
a...» «*4 m“... w-..“ MW l... M
iii, ii, florbnm took the pointers to
Piuinvilloctunp mounds. They no ‘
ed and enlarged. The truck house has.
been taken into and made a part of
ly appreciated on tho East. Side for _
lively laid out thoroughfare. ’l‘hc
appears disgraceful. it is understood
that severm ladies of the East Nor-‘l
- walk llnprovomcnt Association called
yellow sign proclaiming the yard to.
‘he a junk yard has been erected. All), Krciner et ux. William street.
mass meeting of the residento may be
If you are a alibacriber to The Sen ‘
=tlnel bring or Bard in 35c and get
three of the most popular magazines.
Hearst‘s; Flammable Woman and.
The Metropolitan, for three months.
it you are not a subscriber send or
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magazines will be sent you for three
' months by mail. if you «prefer to have
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3-50 for magazines and pay the‘bOy 120
Advent Christian church in East Nor- a Week for The Sentinel. The maga-
‘, 'w .7 9 iv up.
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" natural sweetness of the
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. , sweet and fresh in the
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DARIEN . EllPEilTEil
, (Continued from First Page.)
, AND . ‘ 'tercsts, by Samuel Jacobs, u lendingr
OROTON lawyer of Ilionircul. Jerome's great-
, . mot value will be whon the matter of
' I ‘_"_"" l'l‘hnw‘n extradition comes up in Ver-
lnlont, should he be deported there by
. yithe immigration authorities. lie
Saturday- nlght the sketch was . would also be of great help in on ad-
“Kissing the Wrong (pl-1,“ Visol‘y (-upucity, if the insanity ques-
_._...____.._ lilon were taken up,
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ers. R" ‘K' 'l-lcoth. who has been V‘s"! There was a comment on the fool to
llmg Mrs, Charles Weber. has return-
ed to her home in Philadelphia.
linm street; Oliver H. W, to Johann
There were two holes of real estate
in llurlon lust week, with mortgagee ol’i
$10,300. The transfers were as fol»
lows:
’l‘huw had a fairly restful night. He
liu Hollies, both of MiddloiOWn, urci l
Viéilin‘s MPH. Charles liniucs ut Nomibc mailed wool-clue, and his. pcrsonn
ion Heights. .
u -w--.w.-
from n sojourn out of town. .
Mr. and Mrs, George 3, Hirduull 01 Jill“ lbefore. down that the often-talk-
Ncw York. are on it Visit to Ml‘l‘luad 01’ in“ d01i"t'l‘.\' bud M inst 139811
George Schleutor of West nvcnuc. curried out and tool 'I‘huw was agnln
_ spending away in the night in an nil-WW
zines deal with all tho current sub-
jects of vital interest and, will pleaoeWille [installing the «ulnar day, 'wns‘ 0v. it was the outgrowth of the noise
"nihourd' loony. after 5hv bud r-rmcgi‘.’ mode by n pO‘tverful car of u lot‘alphyé
[‘5' jaukpd it ”my. «71‘,an it mtgmiaiclnn who bubpvued to bc rushing
I
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i”? “ letter "W" i‘ “NW“. Airs. Sarah After the coul'vrcncc oi“ youterdny,
ETOHQS of lion Springs, Ark” in which most of 'i‘huw'a lawyers said they
'w‘! iiDnrien l’ugcuni. in her local paper. would try lo get a little nodded rest.
Miss Dorothy Benupain has becnl'l‘hin is: on cxnluplo of how the ovcnt His chief counucl, .‘l, N. (lrconehlclds.
Mi“ Etta Keller, 0f Huntsville, ““1 Charles Van Austroim wns sentenc-
md to 90 days nnd coniu by .ludgc‘
Miss Jenn Dufuult,__who has been
visiting in Bethcl, has returned home.
Miss Anon Kapclow has rclnrnod‘toéarm'efl from Bridgeport, nttor serving,
New York, utter n smh'mer'n etny'liere.l“ sentence for ”19 slime offense, in-
who bus becn i him on tho Post road.
hero some time, hug returned to New
Milli-l Beth Ncuol'. of llownyton urc-
nuo, box-l returned from n Vlolt in Now i town. "A pair
Mills Annie ‘Sommlu, of Brooklyn, lu'
spending a few days with nor bioienl
'l‘ho lccnl poople bod tho plcunuro oils“ that their “NW“ 0‘“ WWW ii tilil-l
witncusing the porionnauco of ”'i‘ivanHI“ in which each of them union the
pod by a Tramp,” at tho Hone convimprpwmn “’3' ““9 "NW is in imitation
puiiy‘nhull, 'i‘lnlruduy cloning. Thoyimm Emma “"1“” Mid John Lynch
Minn Vivlnn linings cniorinincd n
- number of her l'rlendu. 'l‘hurndny. at, A trio of bum luy low nmu- tho “papilla". 1 "i" conl‘idonl ”i “ll“ ""19””?
bur homo in lioton nvcnun. in honor mom. of lilo l'iilll'mli] llrldgo in South '0: this man. i hollow: Thaw will be
of her sixth birthday. Thorn worolNorWhik ncnr ilntnu’ for factory this
about twenty pronoun. nnd gumbo nod morning about 3 o‘clock, Officer John ,,
amusement. of \‘tll'lollli ports wore cu-l H. Smith, doing night patrol may, Wow "0"“ mm"
An out-oliimvn lnily who Citing into tomobilc.‘
be worse.” through 1110‘ streets with th' muti’icr
lira. .lohn Brummor in lilt‘ recipient from the hill.
Mrs, 'l‘ollec tells of rondlng about the would not no mound curly toduil. bill
has boon mode lmown in the country. spout 1hr week-cud at his home in
"'" : Moniroui nod returns! today.
Jerome in Celebrook,
Dobro, 'l‘lmrminfnighi, illlil was taken COLEMHUOK' N' H" Aug, 25,.-.wn.
to ilrldgcport Friday by illivid Math. illnm 'l‘ravora‘..lcrmne. former district
era. Von Austreim had only that day “(mud-V 0‘ New York, who has been
‘ appointed by the New York state on-
thorltive on special deputy attorney-
gcncrol in connection with the attempt.
to cxirudlto Hurry ii. ’l‘lmw from (Tom
ndu. nrrirod here today on his way to
ltoxicotion. Conutublo ”Hilts urrontod
! fl 1
l An extra largo crowd “mind”! the Sherbruoiw. Que.
lilrcmen‘g fair at Noroion ”flights l“ri~ Mr. Jerome, who won accompanied
fday night, including mnny irom out or I by "on” Lungdon, won driving bio my“
0i inlnutlt'u,“ the
!
.ymmg gentleman, in ihlu play, “0 tailor stopping at (:olohrook for n abort.
.on entertainment in u lunntic unriunniumo‘ M" melmdemfled for ”mum"
and are milled up muting ml! lunaticolmm' V‘" H rnilwny station “mm o
‘ nostril-r ol‘ u mile from tin» (innndinn
lboundm-y, whore 'l‘hnw loft tho truln
and hlrcd n carriage to drive him
'ucrooa lilo lino hint 'i‘uonduy.
"l have no doubt," said Mr, Jerome.
”W "illut 'l‘bnw will do returned to Now
| HAN JUIT LlKEMDBEn, [York and ugoln confined in Motion
,worc the.I (tiifit in tho sketch.
l
deported from Colman and thaw- will
bc no trouble about gottlng him in
l
lleitu inland on butllrduy for a clom- ioycd. The little folio; report on cx-joplcd the noon jut-it till they ppm} him.‘ When M“ Jeromc “3” bore he cx-
bukc. 'l‘bi- wit-loom of the brush prov- cellont time.
on quite competent nt «implanting tho
fiilnddlllllflh ond there was plonty to
out. All roport n lino time.
'1'le diver was down this morning
recovering the butt ends of optics left
when the allotments at tho uonthorly
aide or the bridge were rumored. The‘
work is watched with interest, for the bring 81.60 and The Sentinel and
cuuloni'org of a diver are always in-
tereailug.
no.»
Fred Bergman. of tho nan Namath
«lentil-lo station, who hug been spend:
in; his week's mentioning Ypl‘k.i_'xinoo can with uththoW, current and
into return homo pod!
in Mill ' ’
mm MW ”nu...“
NOTIOEi NOTICE“
vim»
magazines will be sent you for three
months by mail.“ li'yon prefer to have
a neWoboy deliver your paper send us
35:: tor mammals and pay the boy no
a wool: for This Bounded. m macaw
f'l‘hoy run and tho officer dove chnuc, . ”Wild in mm“ Sil°“"“""“3' “1‘9""
but in was on unfair rnco ond tho tripl'l'llow lsi held in tho locol lull, dome.
bud ohulton tho duut of the virginit:y"lum'3 dutiful {the tiny.
I: you are a subacrlbcr to The Ben {Mm . I Altlmugh Mr, Jerome did not or
tinel bring or send to Sin: and WWWWWWWWWitlgtlaafilluen in loan limo than it _
three of tho most popular magazines,
Kgnrst'a, Fuhionablo Woman and
i‘i'ho Metropolitan. for three months.
it you are not a aubacrlber sand or
Ipiuin hill reunion for following the
.N . ironic oi, 'l‘haw‘s {light through New
REPORT pan-y BURGLNMEB. ;K;Wilfillmd, it it! thought here that ho
petty burglariea ware reported to the'w ““mm‘mfl ”Morning the status
tor midnight last night Bonihworth'tiib‘” deported ”'9'" While? ‘0 “rim“
enteredbnt nothing of grout/a value:
taken. The authorities believe its,»
the work of loco] talent. ' ‘
.dny that lhc..procedure of first bring-i
int: 'l’hnw into court. as at present;
0er 1-! w to Alice Morse \i'il~l“"““"""- "-" 'wm 0" “be“ “"9“"
' ‘ ' ‘wun also the basis of many henrlngslv
Win the slnloof Now York. in these,
’Jcrome was specially retained by the. .,
‘stute. ‘
.p
3 is fortunate, as are all those who rush-I
led horn utter-his detention, in hovinltl'
.. cool, vlcnr. invigorating, weather. Ile-
Mrs, Mitchell ‘Juckson nnd Mius'Ju- has when little exercise, however, “a".
lens the nvrvous pacing ofhin cell cum
.9. »
-\-~‘\aw—
' Just piercing they'd
”.fl'r- i.» 1, {'V’n '
lappoarancelis far From, that of tho;
'liebl. youligold man he looked to bo'
Miss Ann'o'Scofield has roturncdznt the New: York court hearings. A;
‘wlld rumor iloniod ubout Sherbroolto?
“
of his machine wide, opén. not far;
{nutmnobilu nod followed no for no!
sketch given in the dam-lug “u“, “me 3 posniblo tho room taken by 'i‘howl
“3"“! flillliflfimlfllt. A YOHHg [My nod uluilcr hlu illchl from llattcnwnn. Af~
WATER’I‘OWN, A“. gg‘mgevflmlinnyhnve coplnrred with Vermont le-
authoriueg renterdoy. downtime “Jot tho cupid event. that Thaw should
pharmacy and two fruit. amen . wm'Mwmmetmwn. otyermont.
' spontthe mainland 1.“. his home invaur.
own. illuminant his assistants ore
uncommon, to have morning It the
Milmli’lifliidflll‘d vim, at;_th-»
Will otwwmi
‘ ‘ no
FROM “PROMETHEUS UN-
BOUND."
W
MethOught among the lawns to-
gether , _ ,
‘We wandered, underneath the
young gray dawn.
And multitudes of” dense white
flceCy , clouds
Were wandering in “thick flocks
W along the mountains.
Shepherdgd by the silow. unwill-
ing wind; ' ‘
And the white dew-on the new-
' bladed grass. 8 ~
‘ silently; ‘v‘W ,
u. ‘ .
"And there was more which I re-
membcr not:
3. But on‘yti'le shadowls’offihe morn-
ing clouds, l.
'Athwart ' the purple mountain“.
slope, was written , 7,,
Follow. 0 folldw‘las they vanism
ed by. _.
And on each herb. from; which
heaven’s dew hadifalicn,
The like was stompcd. as with a
withering fire.
A wind arose among the pines;
it shook
A clinging music from their
boughs. and then
Low. sweet. faint sounds.. ..
Wehre heard: 0 follow. follow.
follow me!
0
...uAAvcrcD\\’cr'shr cs ctnmuu
-’ ~Shclley.
orig: north, hung
-iv‘\W‘\W‘\W“-\v
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my, .1:—
M‘ro. William Wordwell. 3r"
[1 'weok'o serious illness. id again
about the bound. apburently as n
as ever, despite her more than in
score years and ten. ‘
E Justus Painter, a former resided oi
Silver-mine, who hail not boon in I
locality in forty-seven years. i" .
old acquaintances here, Tueodny. My
Painter, however, found but few 1‘
matnini; of those who were resided“
at that time.
Rev. G. E. Richter preached“ M
once instead oi? the three usual" on
vices, lost Sunday—at the morning
service in Silvermlne. In the alter-
'noon at Broad River, there worn «only
a tow present and no (service ’
ibeld. and in the evening ot’dilvoh
mine, the song service which has!
been announced was shortened. The
intense heat waorenponcible in both
instances. '
DROWNS FROM MOTOR BOAT.
EAST HARTFORD, Aug. 25.—-—J.olm
IDoty, aged .35. of Hockanum. a 1m
hauduwos drowned in the Connection,
river near here late Saturday bikini
L With a companion he went up the rill,
er in a motor boot. In some way no
exillalned Doty lost his balance and
fell overboard. His companion did
1not report the matter to the autho.
ties until this afternoon. The body
has not yet been recovered. '
HIGHESTEB 3 Pl ‘1
c, . u-m:rn.mononn.\noL
cm i. t w m -
. muftfifd’m'fifi a“
1.4m: Adamo”!
Emilio
boxes. scale‘. with Blue Rhino.
Tum '
A .1 . 2
INA n II it]! NI! Minnow
cars . at Best. Silesidllnllyl ltei
ow himwcosntnminn
I C ‘
Daily Line to N.
for freight only. Freight propeller
leaves Pier 32, East River, New Yo
(foot of Pike street) every day except“
Sunday at 3 1‘. m. Freight received
Norwnlk up to .3 p. in. and South Not
walk up to .3130. »
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' Norwalk Steamboat Lino
ANNiNG J. .sMITl-l. tea-ca.
GEORGE F. FOOTE‘, Gen‘oralAion
Shows Red in "
the Rear
$1.25 eac“
DICORATOfli.
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