ict, «imam.
torxflew «than where
“It so his remiss in,
.......
‘ iii} he Mediodist church will be
evening end the poster Rev.
heat. will cadets.
L Lucie Finch, or Eest Norwelk.
codex morning torLDenbury,
are); e will resume her studies in
senior clots oi the Normal School.
I: 'll‘ Boiler, of Fort street. was
other at the Hurlbutt-B‘ecmnn
.in mm Station yesterdsy.
from East Norwnllr attended
“-
. _ : The stench on the bridge this morn-
_‘ lug from the sewage in the harborvwas
f; - terrific and disgusting. It was s very
, L low tide and the pipe outlets were un-
'r‘ COVBNC
“kW—l...
The Misses Dorothy Duke and
tom Morgan began their work as
seniors in the Denbury Normal School
” on Tuesday. The young ladle; are
’T graduates of Norwelk High School.“
5h l ,
Russell Finch. oi Von Zent street.
has resigned his position in the Cree
LL cent Laundry, in order to enjoy .4.
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School L f, e orwak High
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Miss Helen St John, of Von Zent
street, has returned helps other spend-
in; a week in New Keven. on her
turn she was aooern led by Miss
,lrlehd Smith, who wi spend in few
i doys so her guest. .
, An old anchor, probehly lost many
years use, was diseorrered at the south
folds, of the old draw location deep in
“tho mud recently The anchor was oi!
steam size for use on a three-
' nested schooner
L 3 Themes Welsh, formerly of South
, 5.8ka who recently moved to Ooh
, lose efenue. East Norwalk, hes taken
we. position traveling for the Veil: ‘Hat
.7 Company. of Norwalk, and is doing
‘ , well in his new berth.
There are now two representative
alien from‘eech section oi the town
‘ repmented on the bridgeconstmotlch
; comreiitee, with tile chairmen » and
‘“ .oiarh added Nowell: um. John W.
‘ Olmsted and issue Church are the
‘ hat Norwalkera.
Bridge work is as intemtlnt. it not
. more so. than over. he process is
nude hits or the permanent portions
. lithe newbriduoppeerond the de—
- ‘ tsu- iire unloldinx slowly yet shrew.
inpeilamdidaeea to the form
”one location oi the new structure.
., vTrsilic Ollieer Flynn, oi the South
Moll; force. now st work on the
deletion” bride's steted this moraine
ohei W on halo; mines to
, Host Nurseih.‘ chief operator in the
7 .L south Norwelk breech or the Southern
.L lion Maud Telephone Company. _
a The Liihseee's is molest.
T‘YW some” in
I ‘ dren who here not We been
[daily on the» following‘ltonm more.
linemen illumination-rte
, and despite their-pins lot on eerly
rostrum eithe m
meW‘Dm
‘Iithecouimitteeiueharuot the‘
, helddoroitheomsloul et 0&me
«Mcltls‘a‘tmnih.
in the left or the
Wildfire Mile mm 6. Merritt, oi
W
law that needs no: be Mr-
Thomson will be lit thelo‘hh 80th
Low until ties to resists:- ell ohib
“sutured in either them or Mar-
vin Schools. Pm will pious note
the hour end the 11m coins to
call and get "new and place
coma. and» so prevent Melon and
five the utter eel-em Men. In
"if inner will concern isvcr by re:—
i-Mu We on “1&1!me and
receive eroaier‘ mm then.
time will permit it the nastier is de-
layed until Monday morons.
rile “Shamrock u" on no luck or
three tmihy letter-ion lob heroine
alert. the trill bed to be postponed.
tor the tide was Well out and the best
was» high and dry. Boles lW. Flewell-
yn, T. Miller. and 1!. Norton were the
trio er-trolieymen who intended spend
in: the day in quest or the members
of the deny tribe. Loaded down with
belt. lunches, ilshlni techie, end has-
hots to carry home the catch, the men
went over to Beat, Norwaik to hoard
Captain Morey's craft. it was stuck
Mendociheiidehadnettnroed
torthe‘flow the isollermenrsare
up fishing as they had pleaded.
Their iellow trolleymen report that
the men went to Wilson's Point dock
after snapper blues, but this is uncor-
thin. '
honest! ROTICEN
Hyenareeseoscrlherto'l‘heden-
tinel bring or seed in‘Slic and get
three of tho-noel. popular netuines,
Hearst’s, Womble Woman and
The Metropolitan, tor three months.
it you are not a anheriher send or
bring $1.60 out The sentinel and
measures will be sent you tor chm
months by mail. 11 you ureter to have
.LLa negfiehqgwdeuvgrwr send us
oneeonfleiurdoyeit‘muanfiml'
Mr. and Mrs. Harrimen will occupy
“F'-
visit in income.
Thursday evening.
cent. of diaries have on tor their
winter home in Jersey City. ‘
in: new the Mission rooms.
last night.
Miss Isobel Qusckenhush. of Brook-
side avenue, who has spent several
weeks with her sister at Cape Cod.
he returned home.
Prostostant Church will hold a picnic
May Benton is L in charge.
item, or the Post Row, spent Tuss-
cottage on Faireilld Hill.
with friends at Montreal, Canada, is
expected to return to her home on
Putnam Terrace, Thursday.
is taking a two weeks? vocation. “She
will spent part at the time home, and-
port of it out-ei-town.
The many firend‘s of Rev.
Henry S. and Mrs. Crcseett will re-
xm to learn that Mrs. Crosaett upon
also for 111W and pair the hey 113]
a week for The Sentinel. Them
zines deal with all the current sub-
2 junta ‘oi vital interest and. wul'pieooe
every member 0' the family.
Rowu'l‘py
Mondnye' tide was very low. The rocks
end rnud fists have not shown up so
much We ill a. long time,
The Repnhiicans-ot the Filth ‘l'exh‘
in; District win caucus on Friday
night or. 8 o'clock in the Roweyion
Hose House for delegates to the eon.
vention to be held leter. All voters
of the district are asked to please
take notice of the date and time.
tactical florid!"
It you are e armour-bar to The Bee-
tieei bring or send in 86- end set
three at the moat popular mansion.
Hearst’s, noticeable Woolen and
The Metropolitan, tor three months.
limeronoteeuhaclibaraendor
bring it.“ end The Sentinel and
nameless will he sent you tor three
months hymen. ltyunmeiertoheve
e aewsbor deliver your paper send or
tile turnouts-ices sudpoy the has no
9. week for The Sentinel. The men-
siaes deal with oil the current sch
lento of vital interest end. will please
every member st the may“
lllil ll 1o iiiliilli
The dance ot the diode island Club
on Saturday shirt will be use heel
one (or the senses.
People alone the shore have gone
clam eresy end have thinned the shell
iish'out so that but very few ere leit.
m
An W deuce was held last
overlies at the Knob Club. The loss-
sounds deuce winch was to here
been held.” no mud until, tri-
W nisilt beesuso of o dildos» in
is W linen tun is an.
‘L' willevsflstyotessiearsa. WM
.mwfiermmaudm
to call in a physician
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John A Weed of Noroton was one
0! the hassengers on the train which blocking the trucks for three hours.
was wrecked peer North Haven, yes
terdsy morning but he icrtunstely sir i
coped injury Mr. Wood is a brother
of Miss Bessie Weed of "Garden City"
lame, . ~ L
The Methodist Year Book, which
The tides this week have been theL 1’“ 3"” been published reports that worst in this vicinity in . number 0’
hifllest and lowest seen in some time. Liuhere are in the United 31““ “we“ years
‘hundred thOusnnd Methodist Sunday
'school scholars, and that it requires
only a. small push to round it no to a
million. . L
A New York auto bus turned and
ed, when it saw the low railroed
bridge over the Post Road in Dorian,
Monday morning. The passengers on
top leit their seats and an attempt to
crawl under was made. but given up in
short order
A horse of the Crescent Laundry or L
South Norwellr took iriesht on Reil-
road avenue. 'l‘uosdey morning. and el-
pole. A young girl sitting in the vegan
was frightened, but beyond this, no
damage wee done.
Mrs. Angeline Marley and her
doubler, Miss Hattie Morley. were
both taken ill on Monday and the
NM was called- ln. 0H0 :mnd a
trained nurse under whose careful
treatment it is respected that they will
soon be around again.
The Dsrlen Fire Compsny wes celi-
ed from cozy sleep st 12 Monday nleht
to put out o burning ’torch in the roll-
reed track. which passing materiel:
thoulht wee o‘his lire. Because of
e heavy tog, they had mistsken it ior
e house aiire, end woke up and worn-
od Jones Combos who tone the the
bell.
Rev, George B. Smith. formerly of
MQB,"W been mode inspector pen-
ersi oi the ewe at New Heron
Scouts and be! All the active exercise
which keeps down weicht. lie is new
Church st New limo. which has e
large Win and ettsndam st
church services.
the Miller residences Mountain eve' .
Miss Alice Morse. oi Nuclei: ‘.
Keisha has‘ratarued from a ML
ilev Hiram” Merriam will preeilh It. '
he Mission Room in Norman Hamill.
Mr. and tire. Meyer, runner reti- :“ '
The kindarxerten oi. the um will; -
open on next Monday, the sessions in “‘
Rev. B. S, Brown delivered. eieeture ' ~' ~‘
properatory to the Sacrament of out 4.
Shelley. at the Canal-entices! church
The Sunday-school or the Methodist. V‘
at Penn'l‘ree Point, next Friday. Miss .
Mrs. Alva Wilmct and Mrs. Tris‘
any with Mrs. Sarah roman at the ‘:’
'Mra. Weller B. Hoyt, who has been ‘
Miss Grace Weber, the popular li~.
'bminn of the Dorian Public Library, L
Lowdts selling loud articles and other
’wares to the gainers in the Rocky
her- return to the personage wee ieh- 2
I most by: not : .
on 3,, ill that it was deemed necessary into the "’1" {New from here
'~ _ . L‘rfidny erodind
Ioil‘anr‘iciif.iitiie','ct'iuk.we!tossedby
roost ran the laundry wagon into eP
theoaotcroithel'eerlhtnstll.ili..
Theiadiosor‘rheavioheeouerr‘
Mommas-ens Mi
,iilalisuwosiesecheoadit our
detonateeatmmena
demaerd
lit amount-e MM
moieomdumniedu
lite-EMWW‘
~ Monitor-m
. The onditicn of A. S. Hurlbutt, who
is ill his .home on State street. is.
scmew st improved. sir. Hurlh‘utt 'wosL
among the first to nuke a fortune in
beroyeers. lie weenotepros-
‘pector, but e plenter. and made large
Mountains.
oniodiioelth. inflowrnu
and?» would?
the switch and
jumped the truck at Mill's switch.
The cor crashed into n telegraph pole.
The car was due here irom Bridgeport
at 10: 30 with a dozen passengers
aboard. end was forced to etuy in the
downpour until a ”liner" arrived
iron: Westport and transport the
passengers. arriving here at 1:30 in
the mornine.., The storm was the
. .— w.
’Weatpcrt won one at the iortnute p .
towns during iii‘riday evening's electrio
eel storm. No large mm. was rev
ported end it is drought that not one
sie'cctm was struck by the lightning.
The electric lights were put out or
commission ”ironically. but were in
working order saturdey noon. it so-
loot power launch. enchcred in the
the wares endmon diled with “W-
Wfimflfefiflflifleltwwtibt‘hd
bottomand slim-denounces lathe
hull. It is believed it woe the NOW
or some New York people who are
spending the summer here.
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iii. ‘l’liln‘l'llii‘l'i'i BIRTHDAY.
Notable Event in Palm Shannon's
:Liis celebrated by a Party At
Km Glob,
A noteble event in the lite oi Palmer
Sherman. son oi Mr. end Mrs. John
Sherman. cl Putnam ovenue. occurred
raster-m. when the. led celebrated
the thirteenth northerner! 0' 111!
hirth. A only in his honor we: ten-
dered him by a. number of his you“
friends at the Knob Club. interim
afierncon, followed by a dense in the
evening. Principal among the table
decorations whoa the rch'eahmenta
ware served. we; a monhtrous birth-
do: cute, with thirteen lighted cam
dies thereon.
Master shaman proved so ideel
host and presided over his this with
marked skill tor one so youtlitni 'rhe
petunia and irisnds oi the children
sew to it first everything went smooth-
II and he hitch mud on: portion
oi the deiishtiul mien.
W.
L cots noses or, own.
m.ummm
Collier la. whefirhe spent; e nun-
#
Welter: ro BOOKS AND
‘ “LESSONS.
Back to books and location there’s
a little life to go, 1
And the shadow-oi the leeeons
and the books are hanging
low.
Back to books and lemon
Comes a phantom bell to call;
The lily ponds have faded
And the leaves begin to fall.
Back to books and lessons
through the rosy petite again.
The girls that make out Women
and the lads that moire our
men. n . ‘
Back to books and lessons
F43" .tl‘.’ wider Hummer flies;
Arid the phantorn wings
"‘ autumn .
Have already io'cn the skies.
Back to books and lessons, and
they bend to hear them
The ml belle of the cauntry
that will soon begin. to sing. a
Back to books and lessons
From the playtime hours of
dream
Beside the summer meadows
And the boyhood swimming
1
Back to books and lessons, Oh
they come, the silver bunt}
Oi sweethearts of the morning
in a ”morning sweetheart
had. ..
Back to books and lessons
As we all must go. Oh I”.
When we leavelhc land 0‘
phytime
Forth hematinteretcbe.
e -—-Eiochange.
e
U «Loni-eel! we then dialect deep. The
‘ euhohinmt Mi M m The we.-
our in new it this mint is!
mm did out turn over.
but all the amounts were thomurhly
drenched. The car wee later hauled
. out and taken to e iocei garage,
.~Scuom. TIME
‘ Boys’andGirls’
$1 to $3
LOVER’S
siM'm
to test our
School Shoes
for
Daily Line to N. Y.
freight only. Freight propeller
leaves Pier 32, East River, New York
(foot of Pike street) every day except
Sunday at 3 4). m. Freight received at
Nowell: up to 5 p. m. and South Non
walk up to 52%
Neruallr Steamboat Line
ANNING J: SMITH: Luster
ozone: ‘r. 7607:, General Agent.
Driving
”J
Try. a
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DIETZ
JUNIOR
Lantern
Shows Red in
the Rear
$1.25 each
Charles E. Dow
W . .
ii .
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NOTICE .. .
’n‘
Doris: deluded August our
store will be closed on Sutur-
dey at l: mu.
9‘.
At your service every cth- , .
erweehdoyhoniemJo
5 c. m. '
DIWHATOM p t
“that“ LLdLieiLiiemlh H
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