., he prover intestines of the various inst Norwelli churches are to be held oust tomorrow evening. Word Tobie. or New York, has turned-home alter visiting Henry bite. VofV Van Sent street. Mine rm. solos r. Fairbanks, Rotten street. have returned them their [venetian spent in Northiield. Miss Rolex: at. John. of Von mt met has returned home alter a Vpleisnnt several weeks’ vacation in contusion. D.0 The temporary bridge was open at .llu'sy time this morning for about ’to he warped through, The workers in the East Norwnlk motor generdtor station were greatly dosed with the results of inst eVen~ his district meeting. a... or}. cement mixer at the east end of the bridge is working rapidly today not much progress is being made with the southerly shntment. , _ Nothing but routine business met- ters transpired at the regular iii-st . quarterly conference of the East eve- ' sine Methodist church last evening. ., The workmen on the bridge ere rcp- idly clearing and filling the excavation in front of the Hefner Block and tan!- ‘ no will soon be shifted to this side. , Mr. and Mrs J. J Elzea, 0! Brock- but, have returned home after spend- in n few deye including Labor Day. j with Mrs 1-1.1. Brown. of Rowan street. . Mr. and Mrs Cherles Meson. oi Peehsltlii, N Y., have been spending the past few days with their daughter. litre Edward 8 Merritt, or Seaview avenue. Country Club members will meant the invitation o: the Tokeueke Club Vie attend and participate in the water sports at the letter organisation on Saturday. . Herold F. Clark moved his camp at .: Chi! Posture Beech last evenlnx, and no the campers cell it. between yester. .- day and today. Mr. Clark has been at the beach oil summer. Rev. 8. ‘P. Feirhsnks. pastor of the East avenue Methodist, church. .lltw returned from his “venetian and will g lead the rennin mid-week prayer eel“ vice at his church tomorrow evening. The Eleventh [Ame oi the Best nvonuo Methodist chumh held e resu- iu' meeting last event“ It the home of their p ‘ t; William Melon. who is ill. e mstters were dis- mud. The East Bide schools ore being given it tomcat cleaning and lettuce renovstiug prepsrstory to the min: on next may. Windows on W mixed. doors scrum, Ind s sense el school-clouds: in in progress and nearing completion. “'Do unto others so you would have them do unto you" . Petrooise your home dream sod enve a. hot nod ween trip to Booth Newt. routine-imam minimum.” 1. STILLMAN, I9 em ”Atrium“!!! IT. ; loot Hamlin Tel. ill“ MmmsMwhuneIss-n Veteran-nit. mammals ‘heupoeehtrsessrsoeihem ten minutes to allow the spile driverl ’thnir W lithe I” m BmlWlmcnixisWht- New Heron and HM WW ‘Compeuy. where he is «plowed. in! ‘ymoo'ctenioinryio onset his bends. Mr. Ciel: minim s tell sod n serious lush on his head resulted or. Mire G. noun has been sd- minlaterlng trestlnent and the mem- . her is doing nicely. Wilfred Teylor. elm Norwellt. known tomenyoihie irisndsu“mu li‘leher No. a.” list mm his duties on the H. A. lithium up“. driver. otter being laid up by on injury sue tuned while at work. One or Fund's" bend; we“: badly hurt" and prevented his working, There was some troehle in Third bin Erickson mode the ottempl to solo ”session or his children. The letter lied been living for some time with their uncle. Clinics Podselni, a. bro- . theein-lsw ot‘lir. Erickson. Mr. Erick- son sure he went there to see the home which he is” providing for them. when Mr. Podnelni interfered. end said it he did not leave the-property. he would be snorted. , Erickson cleims that Pcdselni pushed him on the grounds, snd told him to be a men and take.hie alarm 01! and light it out. Eh-iclrson declined to iisht, sali- inz that all he wanted was his own flesh and blood. Mr. Erickson says he torney William A. Griffin. Jr. W East Norwslk Improvement A3806“. tion held is meeting state home of Mrs. Susan Younss, in East avenue. yesterday niternoon. The diaerent committees reported on the summer‘s work. showing that there had been no let—up in the activities all along the line of befitting East Nor-walk. The garbage collector is displaying greet? . energy, and it was voted to place him in uniiormVso thet he may be distin- guished herseiter. The committee on membership reported met progress a large icnin heving resulted in the ac- tive and honorary membership. The letter is composed of men, and nanny more expect to join in the near future. The committee on recent lots in still 'et work. end is trying to remedy nui- sances cl enthuse dispossl, etc. it is intended to hostility the triencles about the out side. and work will or pecinlly be done in the vicinity of the .Fitch achedl. The entertainment com mittee reported plane for n card party to be given this month. .‘ "Bacon" "Yes. me'.hm" “is there a diver working on this bride's?” ' " “YEII. ert n. , “is he i down now?” "Yes. “I‘m"; "Well, where is he?" "Directly under those blbbles over lthere.” , . . _ would you, «new. "You're entirely welcome. lady." "And soy, other, when will he come up?” "Thet 1’ could not tell you.“ “Weill! i stay around do you think i will see him?” "Yes, .1 should think so.” “Thenlt you so much. You see i brought these two lollies down to see the diver. They hove never seen one. but i hove. They ere very much in- terested. i guess we'll welt. Nice duty, isn’t it? Do you think it‘s going to rein tomorrow?” "i'm not much oi e westher prophet, lady. no i do not believe I will attain to otnte my opinions on thorium." “Well thank you lost the some. Goodbye." “'Goodbye, My." And they any that the trend Meet on the tempotnry Washintton streetI brim his nothinx to do. “This is hot n ample or the work he does when 23‘ “0'“! down horses and entomo- es. "Willi! Morrow it m m s. moor to m a... three‘flthemmmmm, Hurst's Mic-reels Whites and mmumm [(anotemmq- muses-s rweause m WWI-t8. filmmakers smwmmmmus mmmmwmmm sweshdermml'fllem misleading” an. dmmwwillflefle «asymmetries-hp. so for business with the New “York. ‘ street. yesterdsy alter-noon, when Al» . children. and set them to go to a ‘ ”shawlflbeuntmmfim. or itor «mm. smi; W~mifl «Ferrous; lmerlyo‘i W V Mound hits. motor-sly. dime ‘msiey piece. um seen complex ill» Jenn Porter. cl “Broom Mr. end Mrs. luring merit. ct Pen» noyer sweet. hove been combining Mr. and Mrs. Willism 0. clerk. over“ Lebcr my. ilr. and announce semen. oi McKinley street. hove been. entertain- iing Mr. end he. Alhtertwll‘rlsble,“ Moldovan. Miss Ethel Jsonlm. oi Crockett street, entmd the flute Normal .-4~u—~ Training sch in Denbury. yester‘ d", to take I cryosw course in touching. Miss Olive G. lumen. oi neweyton avenue, hen resumed her duties on stencsropher in the office of the Nep- tune Hnrdwure Menuiscturing Com- pany. in South *Norwalk. A son was born last Friday to Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Events. at Wil- ton. er8. Evans was formerly Miss Una Godfrey. daughter at our. and *Mrs. Edwin C. Godfrey. Miss Motion Crockett leit yester- day for New Haven, where she has entered the New Haven Hospital, end expects to begin training for course. Miss Crockett was a member 0! last "June‘s graduating class in the Nor- has made complaint to Prosecuting Au walk High school, and her many lrleods will wish her success. Constable Edward J. hudrigen today gave another version of the story or neglect of two children in itewsyton, as reported By Mrs. Crawford in yes- terday’s Sentinel. Mr. states that Prosecutor William A. Grimn, Jr., called him up on the ’phnne and requested him to mete an investigation of the case. Mr. Ludo-i- gen did so and found that the thmlly in question had a legal residence in Dorian, and lied not lived in Norwelk long enough to gain a legal domicile. The matter was reported to the Der ion authorities and it is understood that they will out today. and Mrs. Crewtord will be relieved from the care of the two children. The mother is now living in South 'Norwalk. but the whereabouts of the father is un known. NOTICE! Ho‘nceu it you are a subscriber to The Sen-fl tinel coring or send in 350 and get three oi the most popular mansions. Hearst‘s Fashionable Women nod The Metropollten, for three months. it you are not a subscriber send or bring 81.60, and The Sentinel ,snd magazines will be sent you (enthuse months by mull. it you prefer to have a newsboy deliver your power send us live for nameless and pay the hey the in week for The Sentinel. The mesa zines deal with oil the cumnt lub- leots oi vital interest end. will please every member at the (sully. Duns AND Nouorou Mr. sud Mrs. Kettner of New York are on s visit to Mrs. Ketteer‘s seeth- er. Miss Ethel Willoiott oi Millard is spending e vacetlos with reletives in town. Mrs. Henlord smith and her dough» tor Mrs. lmkwood, spout Bentley st live 'ilmh. W Mr end Mrs. Olsreucs adenoid ere expected home from s trip in the New merited mountains shortly. The Goldenrod Picnic oi the Mom ion Flower club hes been postponed until next week the date to be en- nounced inter. Willlm (locum oi New You, I former resident of mien. no in town labor Duty. to its the met end cell on old friends mmnmwltnmfim ”crown“. Theme master ed in Port Chester. new“... discolored m mmmmflflemflm ‘n‘srlltf'll. TWan lflwmdflm sum it “alumina-townhouse. Lfidl‘lfihn' Port Chester. dunner eitorcoon. the . V Gender, the WW. moths “it “ ' nulls: is We. mmoummmm “ ll WWWRW SI Willy W ' we?!“ Grandmother kept her hilt M1 mus dot-honed. giant and W olwith a hm oi lieu Tee- snd Sulphur. Whenever he:- heir roll out or took on test ecu. roses on stressed new ones this simple. mixturp was "plied with windmill W BU ”lint It eny drug store tor ‘Wpsth's one and sulphur Hair seem? you will sot‘ e lam bottle of this eldtinte reclin- slmple mixture and he dell‘llmd upon to restore netursl color end boost! to the heir and is splendid for dnndrlll. dry, itchyiscnp end ldllltx hair. ’ A. well-known , downtown drum says everybody uses Wyeth'e 8m end fiddler. becsuse it darkens so netun it has been Appliedw-lt’n so our to use, too. You simply dampen e comb or soft brush and draw it through your hair. (skin: one strand ate time. Dr moraine the my hair die-opens; sitar another npplloetion or two, it is restored to its natural color snd‘loohs glossy, sort and abundant. - will soon be my tor into. ' A lecture sun-«my to Communion will be delivered, by Dr. Curios Moo tyn in the Presbyterian Chapel at Nor. cton all this evening, at 7:46 i). In. All members ere urged to etiend. A mesh in: orthe session will be held to con- for with csiidldetes fer membership, alter the lecture. * ‘ Mr. end Mrs. lrwin and Miss Anna Gormley or New York were the 8‘10!!! oi Mrs. lsebellu ’i‘olmie of the Poet Head over Bentley and labor Dny. m then; daughter. Mrs E. D Brisker of item, are spending it few days with the Commotion” . Glenbrooit won the some with Gen den City. at Nordicn SulldIl’. s to 1 Murphy and 6am more Glenorooh'e he vies: .m‘m‘ end i Qui- Gardenf it; The case of Charles Stduenmsnr‘s transfer or license. which was to here been heard by the county commission ers yesterdny morning. wee postponed untili today, at 8p. in. ‘ Mrs. Flor-cut Centrell at Mobile, Aim, is on a visit to her psrents, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Bell-rd, end also her husband‘s lather and, mother. Mr. nnd Mrs. F. v, Cantrell. Her visit was e pleasant uni-pm": ' ' A with: some s mam were in collision on ‘-the Post Road. near Gaels street Sunday morning. The touring csr. a long my car. scraping the smaller car ss it went by, bout the modsusrds: The touring ctr kept no, without stopping. iowsrd Nor- weiii. No one wee hurt, it irecturod kneecep was the result or e «new live. Mushy d tho “You Rood. Noreton. subbed her too on e stone. filndly niternoon Mrs. Inuit! hell come trout Word. end no neerin. her house. when her too count in s smell stone in the wsilt. end the toll. trestle; s hose-sen With the assistsnoe cinemas, she won brmsht hostess“ medical aid sum- moned. Bhoistebeielolnpto the amnion mini lousy. to underlie en opeutioo. " ND‘l‘iCllV serious ummsmhmm tinelbrlnzorendinlh and not reedytome,tcrebout50oento. M ’ ally and evenly that nobody eon tell ‘ Commodore Willism Brinnersreu. . Von Vleot, N. Y4 end her eon; Wii- » nte T ‘V. i The been?“ ~——-—w w-v- SONG OF THE RAIN. mm ‘Ei‘ 9* The pastures lie belted, end the furrow is here. The wells they yawn empty and dry; But a melting of waters is heard in the air, And a rainbow leaps out in the sky. Harlt‘l the heavy drops polling the sycamore leaves, How they wash the wide pave-V month, end sweep the eaves; 0. the rain, the plentiful rain. ”And haweynlisr from men, where in: tower. W re And the bud—heated heather node to the shower hi; '7‘ ‘i A n . And the hill torrents lift up V their voice. - And the pools in ' the hollowsV ‘ ‘ mimic the fight 0f the rain, as the-r thousand points dart in the light; Oh. the rain, the plentiful rain! And deep in the firwood below, near the pinto, A single thrush pipes full and How day of clear shining will come after rein. Waving meadows and illicit— glowing what; So the voice of Hope sings, at the hem of our fears; 01 the hervut that springs from egreat union's teen: 0, the ruin, the plentiful rainl i” '- ‘ ~The Spectator. o M.....-.w . . - . -, lo liner-Yum is is timeout. idould be sutlioien‘t to m on she re» solves s solely at Ilium 1 your. end there is no record of edemocrat even having resigned such IV lob ”K001i“ VCRy quill. ' LOVER’S THE PLACE sellout TIME is a good time to test our SCHOOL SHOES V. Boys’ and Girls’ School Shoes $1 to $3 ' ' N Y Daily Line to . . ‘ for freight only. Freight propeller leaves} Pier 32, East River, New York: (loot 6? file street) every day except Sunday at p. m Freight received at Norwaik up thigh. m. and South Nor» wall: up to 5130. \K Norwslk Steamhosl‘hilis Ammo J. SMITH, Lessee. ozone: r. Foo-rs, General Agent. Trya DIE‘T‘Z ammo Dn’ving Lantern Shows Red in the Rear $1.25 each Charles E. Dow Darin: July and August our store will he closed on Betur' dsy st 12 noon. At your service every oth- er week des- i'rotn 7 e. m. to l p. in.
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