gin. and Mrs. Charles hove movedi
3mm Von mint street to Stamford.
oiltlegluuder discussion keeps East
dictum; wise ones busy these days.
M31 117*" cottogors hero tor the sum-
r, mpntlis are planning to remain
til October lot of this year.
s Mayflower Hook and Ladder
puny; of East Norwalk consider-
{routine matters at the meeting last
veiling. 1
The Kotohu‘m family of the Dorlon
Faint Colony has closed up its sum-
their home and has returned to New
lfk :city tor the winter.
_ Meny East Norwalk people attend-
edthe funeral of Green Stoppard Yes-
t'erdoy afternoon. The deceased was
itejweli knownnon the East Side.
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. The Progressive Party, of. East
Norwulk, will hold e-caucus this even
flight the headquarters in East Wash-
ington‘street. All members are urged
to intend.»
f This morning was quite chilly on
the East Side.
were gloves, those hardy motormen
I who brave all sorts of weather on
the front end.
'Ayhirtliday party will be given this
evening at the home of Mr. end Mrs.
*A. Brnisted, in East avenue. in
honor of :Miss Sarah L, Decker, or
‘ Staten island, N Y., their'giiest
.All East Norwnlk is considering the
and railroad accident of yesterday at-
ternoOn, whicii'is responsible for the
depth or threerpersons and are ex-
tending sympathy to the bereaved.
1,,That coming, motorboat race of the
m: Norwolk Yacht Club will be so
ranged as not to interfere in any
”hay with the political situation at
members and the boat o'wners.
' Contractor Harry‘W; Mothers men
any for th home: which lie will
or Lewis 0 Warden of the
,1 80am Norwalk Trust Company, at
. Npresent residing at Bella island
.. The 1tug1“(lreenwlch,'f of the‘ Red
11 , Star Line, coine into the harbor with
a tow last night and went out with
an empty. Frank Lyon, of Second
"fattest. and Frank Bartram, or Os-
1 f born avenue, visited their relatives
1 ‘1 during this time.
The annual opening of the mile box-
.es. the contents of which go to mis-
alone. at the East avenue Methodist
church tonight will be accompanied
.. by a. social gathering to make the
service more impressive. A male
quartetto will furnish music and a
good time is assured all who attend.
The pointers are fast completing re-
claiming the high electrical towers on
'elthei‘ end of the railroad bridge. ’The‘
' one on the East Norwnlk side is near.
ly completed while a gang of a dozen
men are at work today on the South
, None/elk tower It is lofty work.
indeed. and interesting to the specta-
1 tor.
, The new motor voted purchased at
a recent meeting for the added equip
ment to the inset Norwalk electric
notion urrlvod on the steamer "Man
ion" Saturday night and is being tit-
hsu to the station from the simmhoot
dock today. William ll. Reed, tomor-
l! of Rood & Valli. now of New York
div. will instuli the motor. The new
; one will in or the honoree power mo
‘ to replace the whom» power or the
1 product no.
“common“ .
”mumps"
1msmmmmum
m
Data-editing,“
Wow
; l
_ present occupying the minds of the
broke ground in East avenue yesten'
flint the MAM
lion oi the brides the ubutmeut‘ makes
it necessary for u rise in the level of
tho traveled highway tor some little
distance. As soon as the male hon
been shifted the spike driver will be
moved to the end of the bridge to for;
titer prepare the inundation tor the
new concrete structure.
novice: NOTICE”
i! you are 9.1 subscriber to The Son-
tineibrlng or tend mean and get
three of the most Miller ‘maslnu.
Hearst's, Nationals, Women 1 and
The Metropolitan. for-three months.
if you are‘not o subscriber send or
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months by mail. It you ureter to have
a newehoy deliver your power send us
36o for mogulnee and my the boy We
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nines deal with all the current sub-
ledis otv'ltol interest and, fill please
every momhonof'the totally.
M
A.)
OWAYTON
ml“
i). Herring. oi Tokenekd, who has
been spending themonth in town, has
[returned to his home in Princeton,
“N. J.
Mr. Pencoust, who has been occupy-
ing the Shorewood place at Tokeneke
all summer, returned today to New
Even the Iti‘olleymen York city.
A large number of people witnessed
the water sports oi. Tokoneko yester
day afternoon and thoroughly enjoy
ed the events
George N. ”Patterson and family,
who have been occupying one of
George Raymond‘s houses on Raw
mend street, returned to Brooklyn.
yesterday. .
Already the shore resorts are show
ing signs of the approaching full and1
throughout the day many summer vls
' ltors .ore seen todcpart with their
bags and baggage.
Columbus Grove at the mouth 0:1
Five Mile River is a most popular
place these days, especially ntrhigh
tide. when the bench is filled with
bothers. The bench is excellent and
because of its easy access to the peo—
ple of Rowayton they make the most
of tlieir opportunity. The temperature
of the water just now is very warm
{and makes bathing a. real pleasure.
NOTICE! NOTICE"
It you are a subscriber to The Sen-
tinel bring or send in 35c and got
three of the most popular mngaulnes,
Hearst's, Fashionable Women and
The Metropolitan. tor three months.
it you are not a subscriber send or
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36c for magazines and pay the boy 12¢
a wselt for The Sentinel. The maga-
zines dealwltb all the current silo
iects of vital interest'und, will please
every‘member of the lumlly.
DARIEN
NORoTQ__N
WW”%v
On Friday at 8 p. in, the W. C. 'i‘.
U. will meet with Mn ’1' W. hustle
Charles fi'wuey has left for illurope,
where he expects to continue his
studies:
w—m
Ilir. end Mrs. W. W. Bowen have re-
turned from a visit in upper New
York State.
Mormon-ammonia
atoll-Womallivh 1mm
M,alomhmm.
osrtm.ux:ol minutiae-
“hummus-out the
m'mmummm
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unknown-multimillion»
we MW
‘ into being it swept the Republican
“street New York. Edward cameo
East 55th,” Street, New Yorku. Miss
be serious. Mr. and Mrs. Grimeldl.
who were in the automobile. dissent
fared somewhat from shock.
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if you are. a. subscriber to Theda!»
unol bring-crowd in 350 and! not
litres of theme“ populor momma-.1.
Hearst's,
The Metropolitan. for three month.
it you are not usubecriber send or
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muszlnes will 3:91 sent you for three
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u week for The Sentinel. The men.-
aiues deal with all the current sub‘
lento oi vital interest and, will please
every member of "In family.
W
Your vacant property is costing
money every day. A Sentinel wsnl
adv. will change your loss into a.
profit. Try one and sec.
PEAS! soon is unveil-
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(Continued frOm nrst page.)
Banks to the Legislature in 1915.
through the Senate branch.
Boom Peace for Sheriff.
it may be said right here that the
gathering was not planned with shin
{such idea in mind. Fsii‘neld Republl
lcons have had this summer outings
many times. it is one of the ways
they have of keeping together.
But when the boys got up undcrf
“Sim' s" apple trees and began to;
enjoy the good things at hand they!
could not help talking and so “Peace
for Sliei'iil” was the whispered word. 1
Last to 'Part in 1910
l it has been known for some time
by the friends of the popular Commie»
sioner that there are many who would!
like to see him in the field for the Re-
publican nomination in 19”. The
office was lost to the party in 1910
Most of the workers believe Pause is
the men who can restore it.
This does not mean that there will
be no other candidates in the field. Al-
ready there is one octiVe aspirant in
the person of State Auditor William
P. Bailey of Betliel, .
it will he recalled that Mr. Holley
was a candidate for‘tlils omen against
Sheriff liawley in 1910, but was do
fouled. lle hilalileen recognized more
or less as a candidate among his
friends ever since.
Want the Nomination. _
llul the Fairlleid county Rapid)-
licnns now believe that the nomination
should come to this port of the coun-
try. They point out that it. has been
heiddiy the upper part for many years.
They say there should be a change.
Right here there is1 an interesting
side light on the situation. State
Auditor Bailey has been First select-
mnn of Bethel for twenty years.
They say he is there by the grace of
ii “double machine."
When the Progressive party came
l
i
and Democrat poi-tics ofl their feet in
Bethel. last fall they gave Rocco
volt and Smith majorities and chose a
representotIVo to the Assembly. Since
that time the borough election ‘llliB
been held and they nguln swapt the
deck. Now they propose to name (i
town ticket and this has worried the
friends of Mr. Bailey, for they fear
he will he retired.
, Pronroulvu Warned.
it is understood that the prom-mu
slve lenders have been consulted and
warned that it they detect Select
mun Bailey. it will impair his pm:-
pecte for the nomination for libel-id.
lint up to this writing thin rcssou hue
moved the Progressive loaders and
they have pot a lull ticket in the
ileld. it in now the ilrm belle! nl'
than who one observing things in
Will. that the Pmmulvm will tulle
ovor almost the entire distinction
m. “4’ 9
Hope to not» name.
All of thin to some: to (like
a:
Margaret Kenn, were thrown out. All 11
were shaken up and bruloed more or 1|
less, but their lnjurlegdld not ”outta ’
Fouhkmwblo Woman bud 1;
your Liver, Stomach and Bowen; and '
. you will ourer too) great by morning.
mm Mo‘s We end rm 1
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unwinding-amt:
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Foodiol: outlooks. Sour Biro:-
. or. soon omen j
Bowel:
Get a wheat. box.
Take it Comet tonight to deduce
You then and women who bore heali-
uciic, contort tongue, container. “9
billoue, nervous, upset, bothered with.
I1 8101‘. essay. disordered stomach, or
have. backache and tool uilworn out. 1
M01301! keeping. your bowels . clean
with {insurers—or merely forcing a.
puusugeway every .few days with calls.
cathartic. mug: or poster oil?
1 Comte immediately cleanse and
regulate the stomach, remove the sour.
undigested and lamenting food and
$031 38566; take the excess bile from
the liver and. curry on the constipated
wuto Matter and poison drain» the
intestines and bowels. '
Remember, saucer-st tonight will
straizhteuyou ON by morning. A
lo'ceut box from your drugxist menus.
healthy bowel action; a clear head
and cheerlulness for months. Don’t
forget the children.
strong backing, and many think he
will win the nomination in a walk.
'So far as the possible return of
Judge Banks to the Legiflmm‘e ‘3 90“
boomed it is believed that he would
not be averse to it after one time be
so expresiies a wish. In fact, Fair
field would name him even though he
did not any a thing and then elect
him by a big vote.
would Like Senate Term.
But it is thought that he would
like to round out a remarkable Leg-
islaflva career with-1z a term in the
Senate. possibly an majority leader
Fairheld is in the Twenty-mm (116-.
trict, which has always been notolhle
for sending strong‘tmen to the upper
house.
Politicians believe they see in Judge
Banks' rattling speech on the finilure
of the Public utilities commissioners '
‘to act in the railroad wrecks an out ~
line of his intention to tuke o hand
in changing tliiusoi
Those who nus“: to know any that
lie was ‘noi‘denlt'iiith fairly by Car
loin individualsw o were opponed to
public utilities tommissicn legislation
These men ucni hack on1 their word
it is; thought that lire Judge would not
like anything better than to tench
them a lesson '
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KEEP MIDSHlPMEN TOGETHER
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Recommendation of the Board of Vin-
ltors to Naval Academy to Store-
tary Dpnloio
wwnmoroxlmm 9~The prae.
tics of distributing the first and our,
and classes or the naval academy
among different bullieships oi the
fleet for praciice amine-should ’be dis.
continued. and the former practice of
keeping the entire body of midshlo
men together Bimini do resumed is
the opinion of the ileum or Visitors
to the naval academy. which hes just
made its report. to Secretary Daniels.
The instruction. discipline. liberty
and privileges vary on the different
ships to which the mldshl-pmen are as-
slgued. und in consequence the re»
suite of the cruise as to elllclemw.
conduct and knowledlo mined are
not escort-insole with any degree of
occurucy for comparison. says the re
port
The board points out that alter hsv>
lug been treated no junior oifloere
aboard ship tor three months the re-
turn to the rigid disciplineund rou~
line oi uoodonile lite on there is irk-
oomo and likely to amuse discontent
And luck of interest. ll. also is im-
quenlimbly true. an the board of
visitors. that the tow“?! 0W“
(ii on «would on mouth» in div
certain to not "Woollen of nit-Mo
allot tor which Merton «urchin:
on «loomed on m the world."
While to Want: in M
u to W the outer of mill-n
uLli illllllli
our l‘Cl‘lt
If, we could only pafi hi
ave ras y
With money. we
spent;
If we could buy the things we
need
go
With: money we have thrown
. away
The grumblers might be few in-
deed
And joy might reign from
day to day. _.
. With money that we didn't know
Enough to properly invest,
1'9 A lot of those who frown and
5 9 fret
H Might mingle with the merriest
it And be serenelyw hepeful yet.
‘i
H
1. .
u
ii
iii If We could win back all the cash
ii That we have lost by being rash,
1' ’ How may of us do you think
Could keep from going rash
again,
H, Nor ever let our spirits sink
(I Or have a reason to com-'
1'; plain?
in ”S, E: Kiser.
If we could pity the kdcbts we :1 /
crude; MlMN
Lsiuliady be IMWOIIIO into the ,
-1 kitchen. sin. and see the grand pro-
"1 caesium as it slow. “I can see it
well enousu from'my own room win.
dew '1 "Of course, but We let that."
”Flieseude Blotter
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isfls good time
to test our
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Boys’ and Girls"
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for freight only; Freight propeller
leaves Pier 32, East River, New York
(foot of Pike street) every day except
Sunday at 3 .p. m. Freight received at
Norwnlk up to 5 p. m. and South Nor-
waik up to 5:30.
Norwoik Steamboat Line
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