Beonolll le‘tt town Sun-
Minn Aline Hull. who is n nurse in
. ' H van. spent. laundry in; her
. he services u the East Norwnlk
ethodlat Church were largely attend-
.. yesterday. liter S. P. Fairbanks
“The huge center derrick which has
ll used but seldom in the past. is in
hint use now in connection with
‘Mr and Mrs. .Hovlnrd Merritt; or
w York, spent yesterday as tho
rill. of Senview avenue.
‘Boulh Norwuik police fume. is damn
hrldxe tmtilo duly ideal. and my ho
und there daily during the week
These heavily loaded in: ‘.Msil can
hm crossed the bridge this morning
get their share of correspondence.
Stems-t; (x Email: who has been
quite ill at ills home in East Norwnlh.
is now able to sit up a short time each
- day and is rapidly regaining his
Flheolth. gla". -
ilev. B. l“ Aineworth supplied the
. pulpit of the Advent Christian Churoh
yesterday. Rev. George M. Teeple.
» pastor at the church, is away on his
, vacation.
,_ A oement mixerhns heen set up user
'the west end of the east bridge an
preach ll. cl will likely be used for the
. concreting 0! the piers when the Ftime while Miss Gertruda Dibble of Row-
" shall come: ”
‘whn hos aince' been with the Old Well
lilo Crescent this morning.
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Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Scolioid have
been entertaining their two daugh-
ters and Mrs. 11‘. B. Shreve, of Philo-
delphin, ior two weaker They return:
, ed yesterday afternoon.
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»~ ‘. The share, planning whistle oi the
. _ . antler mothers’ Construction Gom-
pnnyfn derrick W, h a warning Fla
2 all its employees, and an annoyuuooto
many who anew». connected with the
brute Vi or'k -‘. 3'6
A powerful uleonl halnmer is being
. need to drive the cuiseona for the
' bridge More. All soon as all h.- randy
the excavators will he turned loose in-
olde. The work of the hammer in a
new ntnmclhlo on the lll-ldlge.
Mull! flout Nolwulk people nit/end
led the ll. l1 Home between lilo Soul]:
Ends and the. Not-wow yesterday, end
while they were viewed with tho nub
come of the eminent. nevertheiees they,
Inprechtn the hull. Unit lilo South
Ends [ll'CriUilL a nirong lineup.
Consmletion Foreman Curl llullllellll.
oi the bridge work. who, all was told
in them; column» Mill. week in numer-
lna from n eovere cone or blood poin-
onlnx. ronumod hill llulieu today. hut
‘ his Jon. hand is not working. lie is
Improving nicely .1an end the mo
F. was so lludly uwollou lulu responded
nicely to tile treatment.
M- - bane-m”.
its 3 Waste of 'lime
“month and shoe leather to mall: to
South Norwnllt for your Drugs. PM»
fonin homo lrllde.
Perelman Pol-lemon. Beep»
Dellelous “do.
Preserlptlons a opulalty.
J. STILLMAN,
225 EA" WA'HlNGWN ‘1':
”Tel. 10“
guests 01’er and line would a. Mel-3
‘ I:
. Ofllcer John H. Within. oi the
and showed thnt East Norwnlh people
line) hunger ,
than at the most WW Marina.
4‘ 1“»th Wonlnn nod.
bring 8160 and The Songhai
mzulnes will be «out you tor thm F.
months by mail. myon’ motor to have ;
n newmy deliver your-vowel- mu no ,
one for mnmslnee end our the hey 12c
zines deal with all tumour-rent sub
every member or the W”.
, w
Rownv'rou
M}
l Mrs Mullen Jesaup has been visit-
”in; lo SW
M- metro. h- New‘l'orll. Mtg boon
meli’ is “all with irioudu In town.
lluveoll moor loft for Now York to
do)“. ulmr u summer‘s stay in itowny‘
ton.
‘ Miss “month Stuart, who hull been F
visiting in lluilulo hue returnod to her
home here.
F Benjamin St. John. who has been:
vinitlnx his mother here has returned;
to Irtford.
Mrs. L. J. :Mnyer and non Jock. who F ,7
have been spending a. month in But-Fl
Fialo, have returned home
Mr. and Mrs Edward F Weed, efF
Contentment island. have been visitF
in; mlmul places of interest in can
neotlcut. making the trip by auto. ' F
i
I Miss Ruth Tholnes or Rownyton
avenue, and. Miss Jennie Scott 01'
Cross street. ero’ tenchers or eighth
grades at on. Frwklin street _aoh001,
,aytotl avenue, has chargmoi the nec~
6nd grade It the Knudsen school on
F“ Chnrlen '5. Elliott. s for'lner em- Quentin“; my, and Mills 1.9““ Do ‘
‘nloy'e of the Creocéht Laundry, but inult who graduated train the Dan-
bury normal school in June ,l, at the
.uuudry. resumed his old duties nt h‘ltCh school East Norwnllt, in churgeF
oi the third grade. '
Educational matters in the Romy-F
ton school are now going Fulani;
smolhly. There were a large number
of new scholars received last week.‘
innd these have been assigned to the
vo’rious uradon. Principal l‘lnrry D.
Benedict than charge of the Mill llllil
sixth grades. Mina Sienirito Bales-l, the
third and fourth grades, and Mien
Helen sun-gee, of Cannon. the llrllt
and second grades. Pupils of smooth
and eighth grnde work are obliged to
attend the Franklin school. in South
Nomlk. The building and grounds
are in good toudition, and James ll).
Slovene in min in charge ol‘ till -
EMMY.
NOTICE! NOTICE”
if you are a subscriber to The Barr 5
tlnel bring or semi in 350. and gel‘
three 01 the most popular mllsuzlnellH
lit'urstfill iv‘nllillonuhie Woman andF
The Motropolllnn lm- three months
it you are not it subscriber send at
l
i
abrlng $1.00 and The sentinel andF
jmmslneo ‘will be not you for threeF
mmlhl by mull. it you meter to have
ll novella! deliver your other hem! or
m ior moraines next my the buy 120
n melt for The sentinel The men.
zinc: duel with all the current no
lentil oi vital interest and, will your
every manner 0! the family,
MAKlllm NEW VOTERD,
M
The hollow of the Norwwlku who are
momma voter» this lull ullwhl have
their uonllnntloull llllml out. bromnv.
and in the hand» ol‘ llm resalnmlru of
volorll lay next. Thunder. The rollllr
trim or the three voting Willem of
the town meet at that time to reoelvo
the nwllnntlmo. The unniom will be
“an
dietrlet in the ’l‘ewn Court ileum. Nor»
mull; timed hintrlet. In the new (lily
Hull, south Norwnlll; Third normal
in the m oi tho Gel-hue (Mount.
hut unmet. But Nowell: The resin
m are II follow: "at dlllrlnt
Smell: A timin- nurtured mm
a week to: The sentlnw The mm ‘* ‘
There was little excitement. and the
held at the noun! ulnaes.’l‘huredsy um-
irom ll n. in. to 5 p. In. In the ill-Ill m
lento oi! vital mum: and. will elem
Wm!
Wu
Your Physician Rheum-Fletcher’s. W.
Sold only in one siz‘ebottl‘e. never in“ bill“
or otherwise; to protect the
Enables.
“II-“r firm” company. Wm '
w"
Wilton Republicans held a amen.
at the Wilton Town Hull. Summary. to
nominate candidates for the vnriousl
town olilcerll. Strong Conletochflwuo
the chairman, and it. H. Fitch. clerk.
following tlchot was placed in the
field in record time:
SelectmenF-mllarzfy A llurlbutt. Wll'
liom C. A. Sollliohting.
Town Cierk—“Jleorfi. “W. Ogden.
Town Trohnurer’fieorge F‘. Brlown.
Tax Gollector-Wheodore Olmllteed.
Registrar of Voters—4. T. Mel-win.
Assessor—«Herbert A. .Barrelt.
Board of Relief—AWlilinm Bulimi-
hlltt, lSnmuel Bette.
Member at School (‘onlmlltooF—filollh
W. Ferris. F
Conumhlew-«Louis ii. Walrucko. R.
0. Bennett. Philip Dowel}. ‘
llronll .luroruwlieury P'eucoch. Ed-
win 0. Seymour.
You'll. give YOUR baby the BEST
i
Auditor-«(learn 8. Weston.
Saturday evening. in the Town Hall.
of Wilton, Hill l’l‘lllli‘k'ilfille party lll‘l
ll column and nominated their oondl
d urdey night. Brnmlleld'll orchestra
union for the coming eloction nu lol-~
lowu :
AESGDBOI'M‘RMHUN (l. Lockwood.
llollrd or itoliel‘w—vlioury ll. Shauna. F
Collector oi Tuxem—vl‘loyd ll. ilou-
n.
fillleclmen~~ll7illinlll .i, K. ilubhoil’
l
ill
and John J. King.
Town Treasurerweorgo ll‘. ill-ow;
'l‘nwn (ilerk-««(lhurllm ’l‘. (irellory.
l
Town School llolnn'lillee~-~li2. Boyd
Smith.
Auditor—fluorine Ill. (lilhert.
Guild .l’urowmlohn 1.. lull-ill. .lr.. A.
M. (invnnnunh and E. S. .lonuinllu.
Commune-ml. A. llr-lla. Mlll‘un
llurnu null tanner. Knollmol
4..."... m «use. an».
lac-W
11w minute; or on boil. lnull. l.~l In
W m.” ‘
ll- FFlwllmnvl Ava in N, I N H I I
F1 nun mull and mu inland .
line Mini and llulnll l'ninl
Flame lulllld Ml: ml in Ml ltlrllllylll
l Hm: ~l All lxllllw W whom
3! Miami lllrortl uml 'lilulllll lmln.
W «(hummer M in l mu ill
"l No. we iii to ilnillvnld
ilullluml lowlzonlnFnllo
F‘éiW 11":le angina FFFurllel to Flirooxlsmi
FuFlFm- rileku “Fault Ill-o mil M «WEI.»
Four ntmm l re Mil. ills». lurid-l
Al bull or m alum indium m
n
mun
mmWom '
l
momma mun Manual
snF :csz: or vim}: hurli WMFl thug-Fan
on l' n on
Em’ly half; and Kellen lam-x
”Fulton. and Burial
on Mon end “£2223".
who lmd Mitten lam:
our one ”would
~ um miller Avenue
' mu
HOWAY'VON Finn AlJANM INS’HNG‘TQ'?
FFHIS. tum
by him for walleye-n.
lull 951E; lulull
Snapper blues are running few and
for between endure still quite small.
There was enticing at Baton Point ‘
on Saturday night and despite the
chilly ntmospherh there who? largo
“innuendo
'er crab...,~n lclfinave been » rnn~
nlng well this include are ihout‘ all
gonh. ‘50 were gully or 'tht Where ‘;
in: the shellfish... . H...
- mum lMu‘rhs
inland Club‘ on Seton}? night. was
well mind and soled. The
eluhwi noon $1080 for 0 winter.
Belle lslnnd summer Vinita" unhealt-
ing their winter homes. ~ .
The interest in cnnoeingihna.‘ not
waned apparently. and each day man?
can be seen aboht the shore. A nuns-
ber ol.’ Knoll Club young men are non
swelling the purchaeo oi Evinrude
motors for their onnooe next summer
The lent regnlnr Saturday evenlnn '
deuce wan intimate Knob Club Sat-
lumiehed tho mullic null received
many oomlllimnnte upon their nelson‘o
work. The hue‘rnn yelllerlioy tor the
lust regular Boiledllle. There are many
informal oliuire planned for this
month n! the club. however.
M MM: .. .. .- «a...
FTHAMER
OOUUUTS AND OP'flGMNfl.
HOW ABOUT YOUR GLAQBEM
Hum you Worn them for home
limo? it so. remember the lily»
change and different lenm may
be ummy to love you perfect
alum.
Have your eyell «unlined teller
lly our ooums'r
ll? Murillo loom mmmo. noun.
Om let. “one.
z
flthhibelio 1 .
MINE.
Sometimes in the hush of the eve-
. hing hour,
When the shadows creep from
the west, ‘ F
I think of the twilight songs you
sang '1
‘4
And» the boy you lulled to rest;
The wee little boy with the
V tousled. head,
That long long ago vvas thine;
y.
'r. l .
we: Fy
I wonder if Mortimer. you long‘
famthat boy, A
‘ r
w
w
0 little rnothrrgnoi. .mlxuel F}:
And nowhe has conic to'maFn‘s
estate, a
*‘ "we-m
Grown stalwart in body and
strong,
And you’d hardly know that he
was the lad
Whom you lolled with your
slumber song.
The years have altered the form
and the life.
But his heart is unchanged by
time
And still he is only the boy as
of old,
0 little mother of mine!
W. ....u~r»«.uw ‘-
‘ M” v um
‘--—Walter H. Browne.
l”
f f Boys’ and.G'llil.’
DIE
The rendition «one we last to he -
downing: on tho Huerta.- regime that
the; union lire trill-{murder may be ille-
[lln‘ellly notoolmlllmnlied to American
rubleotawlvew York Tribune.
mm MHz-5::
pLOVERS
THE PLACE
scuool. TIME
is a good time
to test our
senooL
SHOES“
School Shoes
$1 to $3
- m. .
. . F. _.
D ‘l L’ ’ ’
al y me to N. Y.
for freight only. Freight propeller
leaves Pier 32, East River, New York
(feat of Pike street) every dayexcept
Sunday at ll 4). m. Freight received at
Nor-walk up to 5 p. m. and South Non
'waik up to 5:30.
Norwalk Steamboat Lille "
« lANumozalleumrln-llotsee. '* »
“ensues F. rotting“ Agent.
M“... ..
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Try a
JUNIOR
Driving .. Lantern
Shows-Rollin
the Rear
$1.25“ "each
Charles E Dow
The ( orhlm Co.
Always the Latest. Things in
. WALL
PAPER
Painting
Paper Hanging
Decorating
The Gorham 00
le film at. m Nemlll "
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