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lady or the house?" ‘ “i do not live
‘bere. either." was her answer. With
low retoxtedw‘ne at: you women must
“Mn dhbtctmeetinswiuno he Irina' lot: or you is the narl‘
M“ m Pitch m on Tues i don't believe. either of you ever
levelling. dey heard of George Washington who nov~
,_ ‘ er- toid I lie. " And how long he would
The lar "1“”; of have combined imam Mod!
”MEIER Police will Magda: :IIOWB if the “W1!" lid, “all”. said L
Monday evening You had better go on your way
.. young men," which be can; did. lie
‘ Charles Daniel'i‘obey.oiMNor- Wes none other than one oi the
walk is spending the day in New kills-ills oi the road—s realest.
Haven on business. .
. Mrs. George F. Wield oi Straw
. The Norwnlk ChamberoiOomm berry Hill; M Norw‘alh. and son
will hold a dimer at the Dorlon Doctor T D Bullion. of New York.
. new next Thursday night with delighter Ida. have returned irom'
‘ . Nautmket Island
East Nomadic We will attend the
:" ball «games and will visit the shorei A resular monthly meeting of the
, resorts on Mondny, Lam.- Day. East Norwaik improvement Associa-
’ i ' " .tlon will be held Tuesday aiternoon.
The dance at the Norwnllt Country at the’l’flldenoe of Mrs-.Susen Yunnan.
I Club tonight will attract a lame mm. of Rowan street.
"is no the My oi the non-oi" sue. ‘. ‘
( Implied. “i do not live here." can“
the other, he asked. ”4“ you the ‘ ‘ "
snu innolems and nonchnlence, the ten; “
'snd helped very much to enliven the ad. civic League business and re
’Me-“mte report
mmmmm
: madman Sentinel. into their
.2“ 1‘ memulemthhrimm
. generous-mull. Nahum Wes
'- times-rhyioneetmw Jersey,‘
WWmeeeulinthepn-
lpsrsoiNewYerkoity
Work is progressing upon the new The ladies' aid, oi ileum will .
chapel in Newton. Chruch met. as usual. in church part K
,, mmwmwsocieliem There
zltev. Henry B. and Mrs. Cmseu wuae“My coed number present and
have returned reinvenatsd and invite? quite onuaidsmbie work modelled
outed toibeMLE. personageic iie- eveniitbeymured. Your/iii any
Irieu. ‘ in” mm these women oi
« leisure tiredi'" 0h. notifies much. only
The Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Crosseti were .‘ iew members who are sick to he
with the bodied Md 0! M. iii. Church visited. cease oi distress to he reliev-
meeting. . .hesraals for the pageant quite a.
' number replied. All the resort-
The removal oi the post oilce to or made (up one door it seemed
Railroad avenue has added nest lethal as 11 they .11 about-ed min“ a busy
block. which has always been a busy wt of the world. ‘
part of Dorian.
One 0! the runny interesting histori-
lDuring the pageant festivities there cal events to be portrayed in the nes-
will be a quick lunch served at the cant none will be or more interest to
old post-olden in Darlen and elae'wbere: citizens of Derieu than the telling oi
AberoiEalstNol-welk 011-. 1,
‘ y M 1:90“ The nest Norwnlk Yacht Club 1....
Lineman of the East Norwnllr Elec- m‘“ m“ preparations ior its speed
, ulc Slump are easily erecting re- ‘m‘ "”0 °’ W W- “m m t"
pairs to damage done 'by the storm. .1“ six entries and a good rsco 1” an-
Iticipnted end the public are invited to
The barge Herbert is discharging 'witness the 331116. The boats entered
granite at Raymond Bmhers' docks “92 decnc, Captain F' Tanner,
for the McKay; Barton and Com- Greyhound, Captain Charles St. John;
pony, .1,“ng 00mm Buckanoer, Vice Commodore Stewart
.;Illllioi.t Skezlx Captain Lester Wheel-
Howard Benedict will again occupy or; Cyclone 1L. Horace Keyworth, and
1 the pulpit of the East Avenue Meth- Winsome Dr Ayres. , .
I ‘od-lst Church tomorrow. He will be
greeted with large congregations, it is
”wilted. .t . ‘
NOTICEi NOTICE"
If you are a subscriber to The Son
.. tinel bring or send in 35c and get
“9 East Wall! District 0011' m of me moat WW” mun“,
utilise will hold 8" regular filming in “MTBL’B Monabh Wan-la“ find
it you are not a subscriber send or
. bring $1.60 and The Sentinel and
The lift draw was raised this warm magazines '1“ be sent you for three
7; “18 1’0? o “18 "“1 barge 01' the Red months by mail. if you prefer to have
;‘ ‘Btar Lino. But few people were in‘ a neweboy deliver your never send u.
i ‘ convenienced little for magazines and pay the boy 12c
a week for The Sentinel. The mag!»
The excaVntors a“ work in mm of zines deal with all the current sub
1 f ‘tb’e Hniner building are proceeding
r.-. rapidly with their work and two days
"Minors should wind it up.
, Jilin unto others as you. would} .
_ ‘ have them do unto you" Q! ROWAYTON
Patronlze your home druggist and
Kiley night.
ievery member of the family.
, lave la hot and weary trip to South .LM ,
,Norwalk.
. Full Line of Drum. Bic.
Prescriptions a Specialty.
7 J. STILLMAN,
225 EAST wns‘mrle‘rorl 31'. mm“
he: Norviaik. Tel. me.‘
has returned fro ll. visit in Mollie.
l;
i
Practically all or the East Nor-walk “mm 1'
-‘mm
Enid open at short time in the morn- of Rowayton
g.
error mauled here and the oldest finest in town.
w Inhabitants cannot recall anything like
““0 'i "W preaching at 7: so.
the motor generator station on Men. The Metropolitan; for three months“
tests of vital interest and, will please or the morning service.
Mrs. Richard Tinder, oi.’ Tolnonskc.
Mrs. John 'l‘iebout and dnughter
Frances are the guests oi irleuds in
, > The marriage oi Miss Anna Reed to
.. x. , , Howard Peterson will take piece Sop-
neores will 'be closed on Monday. save Miss Marguerite Barther, at New 94. 19“ handed V‘BW‘4M” taking it on
1"» Mme instances when they will In York, in visiting Miss Florence Heine from 8" sides
.. The tennis court of the Athletic Ag. Male Bible Class are particularly re- iher’e store, is taking a vacation.
The storm in East Normal; lest societies of the Roweyion Baptist unwed to come WW“ ‘0 "3W" , “ "“”
night is regarded as the worst widen Church is now finished. and one oi the during ”'0 8““‘1‘7 ”ha“ "3"“ M idi-s belle \illlluns who he! be“
1‘th W - nt Dnrien Congregational Church _ .
L Rev A Hana who, Bel-i Benimln has just completed
or the First Bruin mulch- at m Rev Herbert G. Brown, Ph. Dfl—fier
There was much water lurking be. brooch Kw”. N 1 will occupy the men at m 30 a m.. gum“, 3‘3th 1: the new concrete steps to Walter Pe-
lentil the East Non-air. railroad ijdmmnm 3.9M Church in. .. classes {or all ages and as wel-
bridggg in“, m and thin morning, mm at m m pm come. Christian Endeavor. B: 30 p. m.. ' E A Pl ,3 havlnl ‘ Grlflly
"h“ “1““ WWW rider to ing 10- mommy recital, at noon, and mine normal: by pastor. 7: so am ' ' m"
convenient to the public. .tho pastor. Rev. Moses Nathan and
ironic members oi the Conventional
! I. 11. Hawaii. the Optician. on Post Church. prisoners on that eventful
road, has had an attack or illness Sunday in the Revolutionary War. Di-
which rendered him unable. tor a few rest descendants of those 03mm“
days, to attend to business will appeal-.11: 1894 the church eels.
lllrllizod its 160th anniversary by an all
lt is said that alter the pageant day recption. It had twelve pastors
there will come to Dorian a moving during that period, 1744 to 1894. One
«picture show, and even a one-day clr- item on the program reads, "Adlounr
one With POEM peanuts, etc" More. menti to 7 p. m. (or old-lashioned
baud-shake und“colieiion." That old
Wednesday evening prayer service fashioned hand-shake hnd’a grip to it. .
was fairly well attended in Dnrien M. n has been augmted, as helpiul to
in. Church Wednesday evening. al- pageant festivities. that people gener-
thnugh the weather was threatening. lauy on Saturday and Monday even-
‘ lugs illuminate their best room or per-
Miss Mamie Brinkerhoii, oi the lor and throw the shutters open wide.
flronx. who has been spending a low. M—
‘dnys with Miss Home Morley. oi NOTIOEl NOTICE"
Brooksldo avenue. returned home to ‘ If you are a. subscriber to The Son
day. 'iinel bring or send in 35c and get
’tbree oi the most popular magazines,
The Boys Surpllced Choir, at 0011- wHearsl's Fashionable Women and
gregstionel Church. will all be in their The Metropolitan, for three months.
DINGB. Sunday morning BEFVIC'G The It you are not a subscriber send or
processionsl is an interesting feature bring 31.60 and The Sentinel and
édisinclined will be sent you for three
months by mail. If you prefer to have
M! Several artists from Gotham have a “"0, deliver your 1M," send us
been looking the pageant grounds over 850 for magazine! and my the W 12::
with a view of when best to locate sweet tor The Sentinel. The mm
mmeras to catch views of the vent an mm d“; with all the cum“ nub-
~sembly for some lending periodicals Jedi: of vital lutemSt end. ‘1“ 1’10“.
‘0’ that ““3" ' every member oi'the fflfliU- .-
llllllllwl
John Koitz has purchased a new
work horse.
l
-m
! Dorian M. E. Cllumh—lSel-lnon 10:30
a. m.. by pastor. Rev. Henry S. Cros-
seit. Sunday schools—Charles B. Fitch.
superintendent. Session at 12 m .
Classes are requested to be prompt in
assembling and a full attendance is
requested. ‘
One gentleman says his family is to
get no one-sided view oi the pageant Waiter Percy it” nuwhflfll a new
—-—drst day a box for a full front view: “1°-
the next, a right- handed one and. last.
Mrs. Drlscol oi firidgeport, is visit—
ing Mrs. Connery.
i All members of the Darlen M. E. Miss Levine who works in her is-
aoiouruing in the Catskills, has re-
aitendance requested and hoped (or.
turned home.
roy's new house.
' water plant put into his house at no
tle Boston district.
Churches at Noroton all resume
‘Mroci‘
«DAILY; POEM ‘
The dense oi the Foresters at Dor- Servlces in the Methodist Clinch; their regular services. and the rectors
Inn's dancing pavilion last night was tomorrow. will be an hollows: in the ct St. John’s anthem, St. Luke's Wt
lonely attended. and the crowds ro- morning 10:80, the Rev. Mr. James, or copalian and the Presbyterian will
burning home were drendlnd in many New York city. who is spending the have a nlnd hour ior returning mem-
hotness by the showers. summer at Belle lain“. wll pro-ch. bore of their looks. Children are re-
"" ’ Cundsy school oi 11:60. Worth'ouosmd to be sure to remember the
iol Bouih Norwalk. were the guests at
Theapilo driver is drawing not old We. 8: is p. In. Preaching by pair
; Iplies near the temporary bridge to- tor at 7: 80. Bubdent: “Christ's Moth:
In. Munich-imneveMon odoinedingwith’lluhinh the
here been down for iorty years and Chruoh" Everybody welcome to these
.‘minamuilobleemeoipm services.
a. on.
, disdunr’s momma set is e Spartan If you are a subscriber to The Ben
‘ilsiine due-dent. without donuumibflngoraudhzlloaudpi
wummunmthmeoiered aunt's. Minnelli- Wen-all and
emflldmlmiwhlerorrthanthecat. The Metropolitan. for three months.
however. Pundidnotmiiforsnylimereuiaemu-dw
Mommmhnm bring use end in. mild sad
MmmnmImiwthe’mwhlhn-imhm
midsummmmwwnwh himimontmoymu. inasmuch“
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t‘n‘escondiimhtdmdelllr- nimdealwiflleniheemtsub
. mumnintmntm.oillplem
Captain Wood of the Addie V.. .m-y m oi u. my.
Lly prolific. The way the plum trees
have blouomed and brought iorth do-
While playing will. {mt door with m of fly. m WW Mu”! '
hour for their assembly.
dire. Abruhnl mechanbuah. oi Gra-
cie street. has a house full of comonny
irom New York city. Boston and fur»
ther must. Mr. Brown Quackenhueh’e
vegetable garden has been exceeding-
iiciona trait. ioolta as it the pine:
tree woe to occupy the place the peach
tree usurped quite some years ago.
Neat comes the October election.
which given every promise oi keepinx
things generally stirred up. Peutiena’
have been streamed {or a ballot box
on the question whether ilerien shall
to wet or dry seat year. Already the
proposed change of locality at one an-
loon. on dicta sheet. has caused quite
lire. Stevenson nod Miller Anna
irieude in town Thursday. .
Mrs. Frank “airman held the lucky
ticket that drew the five dollar gold
piece at the inn party last Tuesday
night.
W
lllr. 0' Brien oi illerii‘ord. who has
been a guest oi ‘Miu Fannie Percy
for the past math. he: returned to
his home.
W
o. Bihhillie is illiius the ground in
front or his inlit store, which. will
make a W immvmnt to hie
piece end else the main street.
W ,
The onset market end barn former-
ly owned by mess Permian. wee
|sold lest week throw W. A. Vii:
inure. lilo local real estate dealer.
snowmen-realisation“
“Warm"
ensue agitation u to whether a nelson
,, tug at the m WM W ' .
. ' ‘ and m" 80??!” LY helm a desirable neighbor or not. adv.
W than he mm the WYfl‘t‘mem The coming met hell bro-silt w mmm M
.W'WWWWMWW VW-MIWM?
Mullah”! tiles-mm
‘ hummus-issue woman-nouns-
how would“ fill»
‘ val-lune
PICTURE FROM “PROME—
' THEUS UNBOUND."
The path through which that
lovely twain
Have passed, by cedar, pine
and yew,’
And each dark tree that ever
8"”. ‘
Is cur-rained out item heaven’s
wide blue;
Nor sun, nor moon, nor wind,
nor rain,
Can pierce its intervv0ven
bowels”?~
Nor augiltnfsave where some
cloud of l.tlrevr
Drifted along- the certifies-coping V‘ l. ‘
breeze, “ I W"
Between the trunks of the boar :.
trees.
Hangs each a pearl in the
pale flowers .
Of the green laurel, blown
anew;
'And bends, and then fades si-
lently.
One frail and fair anemone:
Or when some star of many a
one ‘ -. ..
Thai: climbs and wonders
through step night,
Has found the cleft through
which alone
Beams fell from high those
depths upon
Ere it is home away, away,
By the swift heavens that can-
not stay.
It scatters drops of golden light
Likennllnea of rain tint ne’er
'And the gloom divlucis all
mom!
And We is the mossy
ground.
VP“ ‘ u-Shelley.
i
s L ANNUAL noun saucers.
worsen. the}; do "Noun“ to
the various Savings his. or the state
, ; and blank terms were sent out by the
‘ bent commissioners Thursday . in .
preparation "(or the camel reports.
which appear in the commissioner's
annual report to the governor.
now fir
LOVER’S L
. THE PLACE
SCHOOL TIME"
is a good lime
to test our
SCHOOL
SHOES
Boys’ and-Girls,"
School Shoes
$1 to $3
Dallyune to N. v.
for freight only. Freight. propeller
leaves Pier 32, East River, New York
(loot of Pike street) every day except
Sunday at 3 p. m. Freight received at
Norwnlk up to 5 p. m. and South Nor-
walk up to 5:30.
Norwslk Steamboat Line
mums .l. sell-m. Lame.
GEORGE "F. more, General About.
DILaTZ
JUNIOR
Driving Lantern
Shows Red in
the Rear
$1.25 each»
Charles E. Dow
NOTICE
,During July and August our ’
store willbe chilled on Gator-
dey at Iii noon.
At your service ever! at!" ,
or week day iron: 7 e. m. to
s 9. m.
Norwalk Chronicler