‘ Til. imephine Grant has moved
flout East Washington. street to first
uraci- .
norm Mrs. John R. Barns have
movcd'vtrcm 205 East Worthington
street to First street.
mm
‘ land. is the guest of Mr. anere. C.
A. Braistod, of East Norwalk.
The work of tiliinz the excavation
in‘tront or the Hefner Block is repid~
” 15' proceeding, and should be finished
within a few days. ‘
“ The gasoline pumpis busily engag-
, ed pump’ingfi wpter out of the south.
, snide excavation, in which concrete
:wwork has been begun.
. Rev. H. E, Wing, of South Norwelk.
f will lend . the Thursday evening prayer.
‘meeting this week at the East avenue
Methodist Episcopal church.
‘ The Bpile driver is hoisting old,
apnea with the aid otzthe diver this:
_ afternoon. The work was begun early
' ‘and is now nearing completion.
. Charles Miller. Ernest dinosaur, Al-
Mrs. ‘0. Thomson and none,‘Mr. and
bridge this morning struck one of the}
temporary bridge railing supports:
3 with both wheels, and chewed out a
\ lot of softwood.
The trolleymen on the mat Side had
13' fine old time when the heavy show-
er came yesterday noon. Without
their adore the men in the middle or
a trip were drenched? ‘
I
Concrete work was started on the
damn :side of the bridge approach at
‘ the east end todal'. The north side‘
’ work has been completed, together‘
' “with «the big conduit for the water
_ commissioners, ‘ .
, ‘Motorman Samuel Candeld on the
Dorlon Point line at present, walkal
with a decided limp this morning.‘
» Perhaps “Can" was hurt executing the
"can-can." but he's mum on what the
" * cause really was. . ‘
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‘ Already one plan has taken to his‘
' bed because his work for consolidation
did not. result satisfactorily in the,
» fusion canons candy in the ‘w'eelr.l
A huge dumpcart in crossing tbeJ .
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Eadie Richardmmy Bloom, Mary
» ~. Cruciflinmle. . Brennan, ‘ l3. itillbeut.
‘Nay'fifluldor, M. A. Robins, E. Robins,
Maura. mm; Plait. Fred imposes-l
hart ABronnan.‘Fred Britten, Mr. andg
Mrs. w. nouns Mr. and MurOacanl
Hellman. lit. and Mrs. Charles Billion}
It is expected that in... will no a
large attendance at therpnyer meet.
in: «this. evening at the that avenuel:
Methodist Episcopal Church, as the»
Rev. Henry E. Wing will be the lead-
. . . or.
g." Miss Sarah Deckerr‘of States 13- ‘
l.
novice: NOTicEll
if you are a subscriber to The Ben,
tinel bring or send lo 35:: and get
three of thomost popular nominee.
Hearst’s. ‘Fiaelilonnble Woman and
The Metropolitan. for three~montiin
it you are not a subscriber send or
bring $1.60 and The Sentinel and
magazines will be sent your for three
months by mail. if you prefer to have
a neweboy deliver your paper send us
35c for magazines unduly the buy 120
a. week for The Sentinel. Themnga-
zines deal with all the current aub-
iecte of vital interest and. will" please
every member of the family.
Sentinel Wanti'ure a quick action
and inexpensive means of' communi-
cation. They afilord a direct way of
carrying a message to the ones who
will- be most interested.
Rowlivrpy' I
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Mr. and Mrs. William Ryan. oi? Cape
God, are at Pine Point, stopping at the
Court Laurel Club house.
Miss uh'gnea Walsh, grand regent of
Court Manhattan. New York, is at the
Court Laurel Clubhouse. Pine Point.
A very important meeting of the
Reliance Social Club will be held to-
morrow afternoon. at 3 o'clock, at the
)
i
{fire house. Every member is urgedto
be present.
Sidney1F. Ward. ott’l‘okeneke. nus
disposed of his yacht Miriam to Mar-
shall Wilson. of Bridgeport, and the
vessel will be missed from the fleet of
lore Norwnlkaocht mun Mr. Ward
intends purchasing another and larger
boat. ' »
At the prayer meeting in the Melbo-
Others hays a tired feeling toe, but on diet Church tonight (7:46), the Rev.
- are expected to recover in due sen-
'_; .30“. v’ ‘ ‘
A“.
: . iMort Roberts, Ernest Youngs and
w Chief Frederick M. Wheeler, who Pep-l
up» resented the blast. Norwalk Fire Del
T‘parimcnt at die State Fireman's Con-
Vention at 'Savin Rock the past two
days, returned last night with the re-,
port of a due time to make. i
The work of the mudrdredger, the
'i‘. A. Scott Company’s powerful piece.“
of mechanism. is ever interesting:
Whether it be scooping up huge shov-
"913 of mud or raising a spile that but“.-
Mr. James and several of the mission
werkors from; the city of New York
will be present. A good time is an-
ticipntod. Everybody welcome. Dr.
James will also preach in the Metho-
dist church, next Sunday morning.
Mrs. A. ll. Collisiicr and daughter.
Miss BAH“ Caliisher. of. New York city.
who are summerin‘at Sea Cliff. hour;
island. epont yesterday ‘in Rowayton,
the guests oh friends. ‘Mlss Ann is be-
coming a soprano‘siuger of note in
New York, having sung in "Carmen"
and other operas at the Hotel Plaza,
last winter. The New York Herald
lies the “lemma 0f the 813118 derer'fi ; each time gave an account of her auc-
hoisting equipment, the endeavors are
i
watched with
crowds.
interest 'by large
cone. She will go abroad next year to
complete her vocal studios.
information from the Norwalk blos-
Postsls and pictures have been ro- l pita: yesterday to the effect that J01!“
ceived by tho ll‘liommedieu Brothers . Raymond, of Darioufiltoad, who n W
in most Norwalk from Mr, and Munitiont in that
Edward E. Keoior, formerly of tidal
piece, who are now in Loo Angelou,
f- California.
' west coast some live yearn ego and
with a painting and paperbanglng
business has made great success,
Automobile 16,641 became stalled
on the easterly approach to the tem-
‘ poniry bridge this morning and
, threatened to tie up ironic on several
= wagons approaching and following be.
men to Congest the conditions. The
gentleman driving the car. which was
_ evidently equipped with an electric
‘iltnrtluu device. noun had the machine
in motion again. The car is said to
be owned by Anna ll. Smith, oi
Greenwich.
("Do unto others as you would
have them do unto you"
Petrcplze your home druggiet and
«re a hot and weary trip to South
Norweiii.
Full Line of Drum. Etc.
Preconditions a specialty.
, J. STILLMAN.
J2!) EAST WASHINGTON 61'.
In! Namath. Tel. 15“.
”a.
7111's. Clarence Miller, of 67 Von
Mt street. entertained a only of
.,_. on Honda, evening inhonor
Sim Margaret fission. of Roches-
glint. Munich! mm m
Mr. Keeier left for tho'
institution, was later
learned to be false. How the this»
take occurred can only be explained
by u statement of the facts. A call
from thin oftlce elicited the informa-
tion that ‘Mr. Raymond won a patient
fl and that ho was resting comfortably.
Further word was that u later cull
would result in more information lift
to his condition. in the afternoon the
pursuit who answered the "phone at
the hospital stated that Mr, Raymond
was not a patient at the hospital, and
was unable to account for the state-
uicut that he won. ‘
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Household helpers watch Soiillucl
Went Adv». for chances ‘to find more
appreciative employer».
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if you onto subscriber to The 8on-
tlnel bring or send in 350 and get
three of the most popular magazines.
Hearst’s, Fashionable Woman and
The Metropolitan. for three months.
it you are not e. subscriber send or
bring 31.60 and The decline] and
magazines will be sent you for three
months by mail. If you prefer to have
I nwoboy deliver your war send us
tile for magazines and pay theboy no
a week for The Sentinel. Tile more
since deal with all the current Inti-
tools of vital interest and. will plan»
every umber of the totally.
flouting! Wants are a quick notion
and immune moons of communi-
cation. The! adorn a direct no at
cumin: e mm to the ones who
will he meet mm.
mm
‘whm‘.‘ey'du;*";v'mm; , " thou "-;.‘....‘....‘~v
murmur. laurel. diam. Misses
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AND
NO TONE:
Elev. T". B, Miller. of Greenport. was
the guest of Dr. G. H. Norton. attire
Post Road Monday. "‘
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Mrs. F. El. Cantrell. of nonunion.
is on a visit to her mother. Mrs. W.
W. Ballard, of Maple avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester centre“. who
have been spending two weeks with
Mr. Cacti-cilia parents. Mr. and. Mrs.
E. V. Cantrell. of the Poet: road. have
returned to their home in Kansas
City. '
The lure: fire company attended. the
Fireman‘s Field Dnyund Convention
at West Haven yesterday. Many of
the firemen left yesterday morning.
Athletics and a general good time for
all was had as usual.
The bearing upon a remonstrance
against the transfer of the license of.
Charles Studemeyer, of the Tooker
= House, has been postponed until next
Tuesday. The case was to have been
heard yesterday morning by the coup.
ty commissioners at the Town Hall.
The Woman's Civic League. Noroton
Brunch, has had garbage and waste
containers placed at various points
along the road. This is a good effort
to keep paper and rubbish from be:
coming an unsightly nuisance on the
roads. and we hope the township will
cooperate.
The operators at the local telephone
exchange are busy nowadays, as the
needs of the Pageant, and many in—
quiries concerning them. are conduct.
on over the wires. Mrs. Dr. G. .H.
Norton has sent ice cream to the ex~
change on several hot days this sea-
son.
NOTICE! NOTICE”
if you are a subscriber to The Son
tine] bring or send in 35c and got
three or the most popular magazines,
Hearst's, Fashionable Woman and
The Metropolitan, for three months.
if you are not a subscriber send or
bring $1.60 and The Sentinel and»
magazines will be sent you for three
months by mail. I! you prefer to have
a neweboy deliver your paper send up
line for magazines and pay the bay 12c
a week for The Sentinel. The mean
nines deal with all the current sub
tools of vital interest and.‘wili please,
every member of the family.
Egyptian no-2”;
in nuclenf Egypt nil court business
“'llrl carried on in writing in order that
the decision might not be influenced by
oratory or personal nppeul. The laws
luy before the judges upon at table. and
the accuser declared in writing how he
had been lului‘eii. whereupon the do-
t‘onilniit stated in writing what he had
to shy. ’i‘lu-u (‘l’ililL‘ n rejoinder from
ouch purty to the cone, after which the
judges ilolilu-rulod iillliiill: ilioniuoivu
until they bud hit upou.llle proper io‘
mil penalty for the potty who tied in
the meantime been adjudged guilty.
This point helm: reunited. the president
of llii‘ judges touched with an troupe
of 'l‘limel the "Goddess of Truth." the
tunnuncript of the guilty plunder. and
the case was oven-«Now York Ameri-
can.
What I Mango Tutu Like.
The first thing to do when you reach
Ceylon is to out n muugo. Will it be
no good no you fli'i! tuld‘it is? Yes. it in
“better. First you think it's no upri-
cot. and thou you think it‘s a tinnitus:
no. fi'cnber-ii pouch. u liti’flwliefl'Y-‘rfllld
then comes at delicious shuro. fresh.
aromatic utter tunic slightly tinged
with turpentine. but not bitter. Then
you not oil the turtle at once. end you
know that the nmngo In like nothing
else but its own incomparable self. it
has all those dilferont hinted at once.
cliniiltiiuoolinly.~—Molropolltno.
Warmth in Snow.
snow in warm by virtue of its light
and woolly texture. But it is also warm
on account of Ito whiteness. iliid Inow
been block it would have absorbed the
bent of the sun and melted quickly.
instead. it reflects bout. um] the reflect
ed hoot falls upon bodies above the
show. while the wnrmtb of the earth is
preserved beneath it.
A Watch Under a Tumbler.
Placing a watch under a tumbler
near the had of e sick person will air.
him relief from the itching which in
froqitontly very trying to night: ennui.
:‘i’vo scrim-«Women’s Borne Oomp-
n.
Jeeiouoy.
Marjorie-wile proposed as noon on he
heard me warble. mildew-Pd use» to
admit i got my maimed for a soap--
Exchange.
and.
he Imnll letters weary the rm not
so also the emotion shire dumb on
Wampum
mm
luwymuumfim'
' ,of Torrlnntou, have arrived on the
R: ll“. Thompson. of. Bridleporl.
spent the weekend here,
A assent to... media is called roi-
inert Saturday evenlns..
Mr. and Mire. Edward B. Bradley
have returned from a visit in Boston. .
George :Ballinger. of. Philadelphia.
m a week-end guest of friends here. ‘
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph McGili recent-
ly entertained James Robin of ‘i‘iart‘a
ford.
Angelo DeFelicia, of New York city.
was among the recent arrivals at the
Westport 'iiotei. "
George Price and Thomas Price. at
Brooklyn. were recent guests of their
brother. Welter Price.
Mr. and Mrs. John Smith have
gone to New Hampshire. where they
will spend a month.
Miss‘Mary Clarke has returned to
her home in Boston after spending a
Week with friends here.
Mrs. George Hunt, of Compo street.
is entertaining her niece. Miss Shoe-
maker. of Newburgli, N. Y.
iMiss Fannie Graham has gone to
'Rye. N. Y.. where she will spend the
next twovweeks with her aunts.
Mr. and Mrs. li‘rnnk Seeley, of
Stemtord, are visiting with Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Jones, in this prince.
hire. R. Edsou Crossroad and
daughter, Mine lrene ifrossmnu. have
been recent visitors in New l'orl;
city.
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After being closed for r‘lSpairs,
Christ Church will be open Sunday.
Sept. 1, when the regular services will
be held.
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After spending the past month in
the Berkshire null, Miss Henrietta
Burns and hirsmlinyiuogd have .e
turned home." W... _
Miss lmulac llyde. formerly of
Greene Farms, now of Bridgeport, has
left for an extended visit. with
friends in Ohio.
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'llnroid Sweeney and G. ii‘. Kelley.
shore. where they will enjoy camping
Mic for u few weeks. ....
.Sunday afternoon the llroohiawns,
of Bridgeport, will play against the
Weatport team oulhc iocui ileld. The
game 'will be cullediut 3 o'clock.
» Alter spending. the weekend as
guest. of Mr. alumnus. llerxy Chase.
of Orange street. New Haven. Mrs.
George W. liunt has returned to her
home on Compo street.
The 'Meiiiorinl Baptist Church will
hold u special parish meeting Wod-
nosday evening. Supt. ll. Many im-
portant matters will be discussed, es~
peclnily the rocnrpotiug of the
church.
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Among the various paintings shown
at the Weetport exhibit, which is be.
ing held at the library. is a portrait
of Mrs. C. W. Roche and daughter oi
Snugotuck, painted by Mrs. (.1. iii.
i’rincr.
. m... ”man.
Sum Burr Wheeler, Friday after-
noon. wus riding towards Weston,
when the shaft of his wagon broke
and throw the horse to the ground.
uud nearly throwtug Mr. Wheeler
from the seat,
A-..“
Traffic was blocked for an hour or
more Saturday morning on the trolley
trucks wast of the druwhridso. A
road roller fell into the ditch and
could not be removed without than
delaying the card.
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lllllES llfjill Silililllii
Preparations ore helm! made “’7
the carnival to be held st the Norwallt
Country Club, Saturday. cantor-Mr
dth. This carnival in to be unlike ony-
thing that has ever been 89W! M
any of the surroundinit club. in Non
walk, and it in thought will be a mini
succeed. The committee is world”
hard to make this one of the mini
events that the club has ere! M10.
Every one who wishes to in) on the
floor to can“ will he in costume.
Electric units out be amid! Am
the pounds and will make in neonatal
appearance.
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HUCKLEBERRIES.
Huckleberries. that is so!
On our bunkers let us go
.Pccking‘. poking in and out,
Where‘ihe ripest berries pout.
Oh! you giddy little girls
Flashing’ white those dainty
pearls, ‘
. . of}..r.%..,:”f';‘l'*.r " »
In a moment. ere you know,
They will steal those flakes of
While your roscbuds that divide
4!
Shall in sombre, purple hide;
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Don’t cry. children. we will stay
.
\Ti" the stains are kissed away.
Sentinel Ads
Will catch the
Customer’
and attract
New Business
to Your Es-
tablishment.
Daily Line to N. Y.
for freight only. Freight propeller
leaves Pier 32, East River, New York
(foot of Pike street) every day except
Sunday at :l .p. m. Freight received at
Norwalli up to 5 p. In. and South Nor-
waik up to 5:30.
Norwalk Steamboat Line
ANNlNG J. same, Lessee.
ssonca F. more, General Agent.
Mr H
Trya
D I ET Z
JUNIOR
Driving Lantern
Shows Red in
the Rear
$1.25 each
Charles E. Dow
’a-‘ngatnu—
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NOTICE
During July and August our
store will be closed on Stitur'
day at ill noon.
Jag
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At your service every oth-
or week day from 7 a. m. to
THE ’
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co.
announces. ‘
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