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Ogle, Marshall und Miss Alice Grif-
ew Milford.
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” Mrs. Albert Dunn ‘ “and
“Edith, or .liotts Place, are visiting
friends in Stamford. . “ '
‘ Uncle Gus and hunt lioulse. Ray»
‘mond. of Belts Place, are Spending a
' week at Belden‘ Hill,
and-Fifth street. who has been Quito
“ .2 tion.
. One of the East avenue cors'was
stalled yesterday when the electricity
in the air ‘blew out the fuses. The
.. car was delayed over a whole. trip.
East Norwalk school children re-
sumed their studies today. Many of
the young, people will attend the high
. school and will walk across the tem-
’ porery bridge all year.
(mi, 01 unstvNorwalk, spent Sunday in
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‘ comm .
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»‘mNmflo
During the years that they hove
been on the market, millions of
packages have been consumed—-
and the output iodnily incrouing.
’1‘”: hard“ use Mllplicntlon for a. license.
.V'ldenry Wood, of Hawkins avenue
1 ' ill. remains in about the same trundl-1 .
10c
Notional Biscuit Company .Grolnm I
. Cnckero are a. revelation'in i
.goodneu. 7 . #
They no» not only nourislling,.but ‘
delicious. Try thorn. Alwnytinthc i
protecting package that keeps: in
their unique goodness. Always look
for» the In-er-oeal Trade Mark. ‘
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«monsoon.» saloon: MM to
lit The Tanker ilouae is granted to?
noun H. ousrunuer. “
. At the Brotherhood meeting at the ’
Bunion M. E. Church (lithere‘is tithe)“
Benjamin Tompkins, of not: ‘Cannrm,
will-f. explnln a' new, ‘prodosn'i: liar... which
increased twofold.
for. .
Union will meet hi the home of Mrs.
T. W. Austin at 3 p. or. Friday. 3.95.1?" ‘
ness, elation of officers and other‘ll’nw'
nortunt matters are to be discussed.
Members will kindly attend without
further notice.
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The Methodist Protestant Sunday-
school‘ hold its picnic Friday at Pear-
"I'rne Point, 'l‘wo curry-nus curried the
merry fifty to the beach, where they
enjoyed themselves. Lunch was tn.~
ken along. Miss May Bouton was in
charge of the picnic.
Rev. Curios Martyn. DD... at the
Presbyterian Church. took for his sub-
ject. yesterday, The Lesson Der-ion
May Learn from The Pageant. Mr.
Mil-Mm is n scholnrly man and his
congregation was impressed with the
eminence of the speaker.
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“Have you joined the army?" is 8".one was struck, although the call wolfilluth Stevens, Ethel and Gladys Mills.
question which is bothering East Nor-
, walkers. Evidently it is a catch-l
‘L ' phrase to he used by one of the anti-‘
political parties this coming election}
‘ Several linemen of the East Non;
walk Electric Works are transferring‘
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wires from old poles to new ones, as made the affair more an incidentg It you a?“ a subscriber to The 300- .oomlng to them,
the: Postal Telegraph Company has
been doing on this side of the river.
No storm damage is reported oi the
‘ East Norw'alk electric light station!
this morning, but it is told that thel
electrical diapluys in the station dur-
‘ log the storm of yesterday were henu‘
titul. ’
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Holy communion was celebrated at
_ the morning service of. the East nvc-
‘ nue Methodist church yesterday. Miss
' Alberta Twins and John .Semple favor;
ed a duet. In the evening Mr. Senl-l
pie sung, “Lend, Kindly Light." All
’ services were well attended.
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It must be either mud or dust, and.
at present it is, mud, whirl; ma es con-
en‘st of the bridge disu’i'reonble. 11'
one would transfer from a Dorlon'e
car to the thSt avenue trolley, or
vice verse. he must necessarily walk
in mud which on several of his steps
will reach his shoe tops. A little on-
déaVor-On. the part of fill) authorities-
Could" remedy the conditions here. To
be sure the rain has but ceased, 'llut
this is none too soon to get at the
matter.
Victor J. llenelisha, of Fort street,
.spen‘t the weekend in Brooklyn, N, Y..
' :_ with his wife and son Archie, at «State
,I,Jne, Mass. Mother and son are. vis-
iting tor a few days in Brooklyn, prev-
ious to the boy‘s return to Pennsylvan-
ia State College on Tuesdny, and Mr.
Beuelislw. took advantage of the op-
portunity afforded to he with his
family once more before they took
their departure from those parts.‘ Mrs.
Benelieha returns to her home in
State Line on Wednesday, where she
will he joined by her other son, Wal-
lace.
' “Do unto others. as you me
have them do unto you"
Patronioo your homo drought and
save a hot and weary trip to, South
." . Walk.
“ ‘ Fromm a. Sputum.
J. STILLMAN.
225 EAST WASHINGTON ST.
Elli Nomlk. Tel. 1566.
Captain 3*. Harry Gillian. of the
local police. is now the Moor in turn
on tine “institution smut auteur
Wm ohm, ironic duty. Yesterday
In spied William O’Neil. at as (Jam
noctlcut avenue, and Bernard Woofer,
_, of 18 Stewart avenue, high on the
‘ topmont portion of the Johuonfliiloru
Company's westerly tower. When the
boy. come down that contain was be-
nuth the tower and he turned the
unis. Indeed. the enptldn issues a
morning to all inolinodwo rise to
those heights out it in dangerous, and
tint the police will tells them into
custody for trespass.
_lt wen u “movemen- thum-
7Won and two men on the minor
Wm M m M £17.10er
inc, when a heavy. water-low spills
'lCdlfiilafitlut 'thc lilol‘lon‘sldunc bn just, '
young men not to attempt the rent .
nymph-outline. Muslim
a close one. The splle struck the
deck and bounced overboard, nearly,
striking n rowboat with two of the,
workers therein. The many watchers
on the bridge held their brcuths as
they new the who slip and remarked:
upon the fortunate outcome which}
then an accident. 5
NOTICE! NOTICE”
If you are a subscriber to The 80 ,
tinel bring or send 35c and gcti
three of the most popular magazines,;
Hearst’s, Fashionhble Woman and.
The Metropolitan. fen three mouthil
if you are not a subscriber send or1
bring $1.80 and The sentinel and
magazines: will be sent. you for three
months by mail. if you prefer to hare
a newsboy deliver your paper send us
33c for magazines and. pay the boy 12c:
:1 week for The Sentinel. The mean“
zines deal with all the current sol»,
iects at vital interest and, will plenée‘
every member of the family. i
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E. D. Smith has purchased a new.
Hudson automobile.
Dwight Travis hue been spending a
few days in New ~York. ,
Postmaster Harvey S. Ackart . has
been enloying.n week’s vacation.
London Jessup has entered the Col-
unrhla Preparatory “School, in Wash-
ington. D. C.
Minn Haida Sullivan has returned to
New York. after spending a month in
Rownyton.
Arthur Bliinrd. who has been visit-
ing relatives here, has returned to
Montclulr, N. J.
Mr. and? Mrs. George Brown have
named to llrooklpn often a, sum-
mer”. shy hm. '
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MM. H. unlumond has been an-
tentuindnur In. and: Mn. George ilnm~
man. of New York.
Miss 1min 'Mlflo has returned to
her from in State Line, Massachu»
setta, after spending some time here.
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Mm. Waiter li’. could. of Rowayton
avenue, has: been entertaining her
'brother, Robert Jones, of New York.
The llowoylon‘ More Com-puny will
hold a. resolu- meltihx for monthly
Midsummer-s in the house tllis eve»
hing. ’
The Whittle Fire 00W will
hold a molar monthly meeting thin
cranium on which time routine met-
torg will he trnniaotod.
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Mien Marguerite Earthen who has
how the mat of- fline Florence
Malina, of Rmyton, lulu unturned to
her hens. in New York city.
the Baptist Church and the Elmorth
league or the Methodist munch will
have a moonlight sell, Wednesday ove-
nlns. no the 0m.
llllu Lucile anode are in turmoil
loo linen. who is soon {to loom on
New men, to the W‘
School. A. number ot“'frIoIds,,8tther~
ed spins m none, and had
our: mod and new woman
party last week in. honor ormii‘s mar- ‘
Marlon Godfrey, Katherine Jossup.
Lucile Brando nnd Mildred Bulkley: illlndrnnoes. The concenfills of opinion.
Messrs. John Cleverly, William Pinkglnfieneral seems to he "that tho so
may, William Stevens. Herold Bnrdettulectmm is as poignant With his pen
Harry Tiebout and Carlos Williams. _ l” the
NOTICE! NOTICE“
tinel bring or send in» 35c and get
lthreo of the most popular magazines”
Hearst’s, Fashionable Woman and
n.l'l‘he Metropolitan, for three monthsfled from fatigue 01‘ SI‘I‘V‘lCt‘ in the [me
If you are not 0. subscriber send or
bring $1.60 and The Sentinel and
magazines will be sent you for three
months by mail. if you prefer to have
a neweboy deliver your paper send no
35c for magazines and pay the boy We
a. week for Tile Sentinel. The mega.
zines deal with all the current one
jccts of vital interest and. will please
every member of the family. .
DARIE
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Miss Grace Weber. tau-n librarian.
has a two wueks‘ vucntlon.
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Today was schoolopenlng day for
the llurlen nnd Noroton scholars. ”
The Norolon Heights Kindergarten
opened at the mission rooms today}
Mr. and Mrs. W, W. ilnwcs. are
spending it couple of days .in New
York stoic.
M. 1). Smith. of Hartford. nodKnri
Raymond, of Brooklyn, were in town
over Sunday.
Mrs. Davenport. of 'l‘okenclle.‘ had
friends from Brooklyn. who remained
over Simdey. ‘
The Starfish Comp of local 'boys at
Pcnrz’l'ree Point enjoyed its lost any
in. camp. yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Bancroft. of
Boston. have when a house in Toke»
make our the «fall months.
“Dudley Tilloy. who has returned
from ll‘uropo. is bank in town again
with his lather and mother.
Miss Curriefiienunn, of Woman
llolghls. is enjoying a few days' rest
with friends at New Canaan,
more Hurtwrlght. who left for the
south some time ago, paid a flying vis-
, it to Newton linlghts, and has left
for good.
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The ledlee' Auxiliary of the More.
um Heights: li‘irai‘Compnny will hold
its regular 'mooting’next 'l‘ueuduy. at
the firehouse.
Watemnulnn hove been extended
along the Post road no for as R. C.
Lester's property. and along Gmle
street, on for as Commodore llrnun.
nersreuthor's house.
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‘Mlss Jessie Craig and Miss Jlesllio
MacCemmond resumed their dunno»
Miss Graig in a New York school. and
Miss. memoirs in a lfloholien
school today.
., 'lele whom port in the Pageant.
mm toirsturn their costumed.
can ”Wilton: 12 the Town Hall.
today. end thousands on them will
he returned. -
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mmwhwwm, _ , .
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Commodore Willimn limuucrsreuth-
or. first sclectmnn. has made his rev.
porn, of what has been accomplished,
during his mlministrnliOn and the?
commodore was with his
sword. “In other words." said a by»
:‘stander. "somebody got oil that was
It
While Sunday opened cloudy and
lilrenloning. and All hnd not recover-
ennt. yet all the chnruhee in llurien.
r‘geve evidence posirve that summer:
hot. vduys \vereouerl. ”The uttendnnce
was unusually good. in the Dnrlen
M. E. ‘(Jhurch the attendance. hourin
,lhe morning church servim and in
:the Sunday school. exceeded that of-'
ytbe some Sunday lost. your. The pas-
.tor. liter. Henry S. ‘Crossett, has been
lapminiod (thrill-man of the 'oi‘ix‘nmitlee'
.npon rally day in October: '
Mrs. llutturflolll, willow oi” lute
’General Dnnicnlnfiullufffleid, died very
ireoonlly. .5“%.lii‘.é..3kll‘de linglllemhe- \
yquest \x‘horelif‘iu‘o ‘million"‘ dollars
‘ o,tho Nnvnl Brunch
f01’“th Y'mi'nu ”ile‘s‘ Christian Agile
elation. lly ih efforts of this unset,
:ciation in iindl g ‘ hoarding houses‘
for United States men of {war and
'oth'er service. the tone and character
of the naval brunch of our service “has ,
become of the very vhigheot standard.
,Whilo il. nil’ords the young men op-
‘npinnity lo see the world. it also
puts them into such mechanical. train-
,ing that if they desire to quit the sen
”at the end of the Wood voyage lhcyl
'nro sufficiently ski in the mechnnL‘
lcal' line that than are always good
mailings for th?il1,..9n shore. All of,
which is due to the noble work the
,Youhg “Men's ransom Association has
fdone in lifting osme out of lives of
denudation and lncluo'them “where
they could. quit ‘ , Andrey like men."
NOTICE! NOTlCEH
, I! you are a. subscriber to The Son.
tluol bring or: send in 35c and get .
lumen of the most popular mines.
We. Wis Woman and
The Metropolitan. for three month.
u- you m-- not}; IW‘M!‘ send or .
tom use and The amount and
inns-luau mull» sent you for thnee
month My mail; If youlpufnr-tohon-;
1‘ motley dolly» your «unearned u! '
‘850 for mines and my thohny m
a week for The Sentinel. The lungs.
sine: deal with all the current but
loot: on vitni interact and. will please
every chamber a! ma umuy.
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Com With Her.
AWAM. Muss. Sept. emu»
lode Foinxold. and 20. of Worcester.
lo prurient at o, minorities. and her
of Akron. onla. were drowned in Quer-
womoo were out for n mailman. Ic-
eord‘lns to the only witness. a: boy who
bond. Min Fungal: med ‘into the
water. this: crown alum unn-
lilo to colon lump“ in sun has pl-
tiont and was dragged to the bottom.
The bodies were: mounted;
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{Venuoohiot who who subbed in“ 11- light
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Handel tut skill. from hemorrhlmo
induced by slowdown-«hicks um»
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nurse; Min Haul Grumman, and ill, :
tor Mile Pond. yesterday. The young ,
saw them mm the other this or tile"
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VIRTUE.
Sweet day. so tool. so calm, so
bright! . '
he bridal of the) earth and
sky- . ‘
The dew shall weep thy fall to-
night:
For thou must die.
Sweet. rose, whose hue; angry and
brave, " . ‘ ‘
" Bids the rapid g‘azet wipe: has
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Sweet spring, full of sweet days ‘ ' I
and roses,
A box where sweetscompacted
' lie, "
My music shows ye have
closes,
And almost die.
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Only a sweet and virtuous soul,
Like season’d nimber, never
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But though the Whole world turn
to coal,
Then chléf’ ly lives. 39
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THE PLACE
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isfi‘u good time
to test our
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$1 to $3 ,
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a y me to N. Y.
for freight only. Freight. propeller
loaves Pier 32, East itlvcr..f\lcw York
(foot of Pike street) every day except
Sunday at 3 p. m. Freight received at,
Norwnlk» up to 5 p. m. and South Nur-
wulk. up to 5:30.
Norwalk Steamboat Line
~3- ' ANMING” J, SMITH, Lessee.
GEORGE F. FOOTE, Geneuaifigent.
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Try a .
DIETZ
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Driving Lantern
Shows Red in
the Rear
$1.25 each
Charles E. Dow
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Item will. bo‘chlsed on Satur-
day at 12 noon.
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