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ill
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I saith; m git tho dreamt
undrriidrlvora. is ill today. and no
in: t9 attend his regular duties.
’Barnv Dillard. or East Ndrwolir.
has taksn s. position in the packing do
phrtmsnt or the Sealslupt Oyster Com-
The' illust Norwalk district commia
sinners held a regular meeting last
smiling and considered plans for the
tutors.
A straw hat and an ulster. both
ddornlng a local man, were noted (in
morning.
.ll‘he narrow escape oi G Word Van
lying at the grade crossing in Nor-
all! roUoiihly in the tall: oi‘ M Nor
irks younger set.
The Smith family, summer residents
dinld the Dorian Point Colony, have:
“turned to their home in Greenwich
tor the cooler months
The regular weekly meeting 01 the
Dulles' Aid Society oi? the East ave
nus Methodist church will be held to—
J niorrow afternoon. * ‘
‘ f The Democrat; on the East Side. na-
totality law in politics. on nor»
than elven interested in the proceed-
ings of the Democratic Convention to
he held- tonightn.
"l J undo-iv .
Louis Canovari, who cut his right
hand quite badly yesterday, is much
ingproved. to . Br. Franklyn G
iiflwndresse the injury and the pain
Wt so severe
....n___ J
The condition, ot. Master » William
W Mulqueen. which is decidedly precar-
ious, made it necosiary for the oiiicer.
of the law to arrest Henry 1) Marshall
the chauffeur whose our hit the boy
last week.
Boys. at Boat Normal: are harlot
mush a... with the‘ hugé pile 8t mind
, usdd for the concrete. work. '1;th
load a. wheolilidrrow, dump tho load.
r’dldad‘ and repeat. The diiiiculty of
'the work is not apparent as it is not
. compound;
When the, steam was turned into
the little hammer which drives the
hoards for the caisson this morning.
’a jet of hot water spread ovér the
I, surrounding rvic'inltl', alld doused sev ;
' oral of the No than
‘ No one was
badly burned _ l
J A strange odhin cruiser entered the
local harbor this momlug with a con-
genial bunch of young men aboard ‘
Affel‘ mound ‘nnd provisions had been a resident or tho villafzo all his‘
been procured and postals sent ov'
members 'of. the pdrty the launch
turned her Node out southward again.
Eduard Common an old resident or
'Ioast Norwaik who has been living in {and Mrs Audmw Milli at their nome‘
”Winston for some time. has returned
has roturned to the some mill where
he ’l'ormorly worked. The Colonial
column Company now works the shop.
«,J ‘ tho neuter pisr.
y. bring mo and Tim Wool and
'iiuesdeaiwiihmmmat sub
the Wfihmn street brings this .
All in activity
J Mrs. Charles who on: lira. ll... ~
'1‘ ‘ Thompson. of Noll York. returned
‘ from a visit withflrs. ’W. ii. Flatt. of
Osborn anode... J
, NOTltluivllm‘l‘chll J
.. it you aroa submitter to net don
’naelrrlngorsmuinsoand set"
M of tho shoot man» momma.
llama. WM Wit-In and
in. mm M m mm
it you are not a sun-aim and or
W will be out you tor this
motha‘by mail. it you. mr Iodine
a number deliver your mar send u-
350 to:- magazines and W the hay lie
was for m Min-i. neon-3a
Joel: of vital- interest and. minions
every member Bot the family.
ROWAYTOQ
W!”
Harry Tiebout is planning to enter
Wesleyan ‘colim in tile nil.
James Ryder has returned to Brook-
lyn. after spending the summer here. .
l
|
Mr. and ‘Mrs. Arthur D. Walker, of
Dorian. have been visiting relatiVes
ihore‘.
Samuel 0 Adams has had a now Mr. and Mrs. Llnsley Cora have w. Mm (endorsed): Stand yum,
concrete wall; laid about his real-
den n.ce
’4...”
Dr William J Moore or Pond,
W, has moowmd mm a few days’
illness.
Miss Katherine Jessa» will resume
liner studies at Hillsido,JNorwalli,to-
morr0w.
.4... .-....~
Oliver Layton. of Brooklyn, has re»
turned home after a villi with H M.
mountings -
Miss Rose Shiites had returned from
Oueonta. New York. where she spent
two weeks.
Mrs. Willis Nichol-am, who lnluréd
her ankle some time ago, is again auto
‘terfig from the hurt.
Mr and
on Island.
a visit with [fiends more.
in. amnion Bart’s of Stai-
celebrated the sovenly-ilrst anniver-
sary of his birthday. Saturday.
Mina Lila.» Codiro‘y. oi Wilton, and!
Francis Northrop ol’ Ridgoiiold hays
been visiting Mr and Mrs. George W.
Stevens. of McKinley onset. ‘
George W, Stevens, one or Roway-
ton's prominent cittnene. has been
:nomlnatod tor councilman from the
Fifth Ward by the mo 5 Party, and
is expected to make a good run He
is a well known oyster-man and has
life, and has a will a acounlntnncot
throughout like seci‘lon.
A Rhoda island clam helm was serv
ed to shout twenty-ave guests by Mr.
on Rowayton avsnue last Saturday at-
' here wiLl;. his household effects and‘wrnoon. The dim bake lsnn annual
event and all those who are fortunate
lorward with gonulno plenum to the
Altair. The Milo. vandalism and all
The Republicans of. East Norwalk.the good thima in tho llama were
are in some instances pleased and
some instances displeased with the
notion oi! their anionic. at the Rao-
publionn convention last evening.
wmn party allilatlons were deserted.
and [Xnnocrots and those of other po-
litical ism. milliliters ol the Cltilons
Party were endorsed.
V The omxomsnt of Harry '3. loge.
and Miss Millie Bordon, of Troy. is
being announced Mr. Joyce is very
' .popular in Nor-wallowing chaplain in
I, antler mo. and a forum in nu.
Tim's launch Worm. Mina Jiiardsn
, is Very talented, and has Just return-
on {mu an extortion trip abroad. This
dimple ore rewiring congratulations.
mom and shoe leather to walk to
‘* South Hawaii: for your Mina. Pat-
ronise home trade.
1'3.me met MW. J
cooked to reflection. and were grant
the table wars: lair. and him titaniumi
.Hartolstmuislud: Mound ‘Mrs R.
A Mills and daughter islthsl. Mr and
Mrs. homo“ and ohlldron oi salon
island; Mr. and Mrs. ProstonM. Hart.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry il'oroit. Mr. and
lira. limiter-loll Squires, Mr. and Mrs.
noderlck Mills of .Bridsuport; Minoan
Hart of Providence; ileum. fission
M. Hurt. Jr., some“! Win“, at New
York city; Harry Turnout John Clay
orly and E. ii. White
a...—
"mall NOTICE“
W
Th lists-owned, for «incidental.
liverworts-ammonia:
oil-canon“ The Maui and
minimum “Mimics lures
ammonium. it you Massimo
alimony dallvar yous-mould“
STILLMANgfi mg; in: Th #35” 5323”»?
«also. am an...» lie mi nub
. mm viiiihtaifitafl. «rm rm
av'o returned home nttér‘ ‘-
eaouzh to receive invitations. look;
17 colored. The dinnor m served Jot.
about 3: so and those seams around
Morocco Moors, lllllan Jam“. million
it you are a subscriber to The lists
lino! bring or and in “a. and I“ in m. preoodln
, 3 month.
mm of no so» mil-r awn“: ~ or the mm number applying m
Kain". ”Wm". WM' did our cont. wore furnlahod with imp,“
3 ”ill" “
NOROTIN
A number otlglris ohdboys ploy-tun
ills my Won now at Woo M
courts. out popularity oi think um
there this your surprised urea tho
management. It is probable tint i"-
w more courts will be built thorn
soon.
J notion! NOTICE”
I! you are summer to ms»
liniil bring. or road in 350 Ind lot ,
throw at the most: popular" mammal.
Hearst's, Fashionable Wanna m
who-Metropolitan. tor three months.
.J i! you are not a subscriber had‘ror
bolas 81.60 on The Sentinel and
magazines will be sent you for Wm
months by mail. if you‘prelor to hows
a week (or The Sentinel. Tho mm
zines deal with all are current Bub ““9 W Hall may events: will
lects oi vital interest and. will please
levery number or the family.
been visitors in Shelton.
a few days in Brooklyn .
of Mr and Mrs. Frederick Burritt.
The democratic callous was hold in
the Towu iiall. Monday evening
Mrs. Frederick lieors has returned
from a few days visit in Norwalk.
ill, at her home in Valley Forge.’
5
Wonbury
——.._—-
it few weeks in town.
WW
Mrs. Samuel Waterbury. and son
Stephen Waterbury. and Mrs, (loom
Corsa, spent Sunday in Pound Ridge.
mil—b...
' Potter.
' Capt W. R. Fears and 'ismlly, hart
returned to New York. Mler'spendlnk and min“
the summer. at the residence oi‘ Wilt
bur Bturiios.
it
on the West Side. .
n! 3198‘ Alice Fitch.
1 t. walnut no at out. -
WlLtlAI J. noon.
m ..... minim.
,MANv 95091.5 owaN annoy. mg, ”Wm
MENT. No. no “a
l W
Lam-r Pomona. Supplied With
dituatlona in August Than
During July.
HARTFORD. Boot. lil-w—Tho result
of oporailon of the live tron public
employment bureaus for the month
ending August 31.nhmva lhut of tho
male applicants for employment 61.8
per cent Wore supplied with alts-r
tlona, against 61.1 per cont. ducks
July. ml of the female applicants
59.9 par cont, ware suppllml with all»
nations. as uaiast 62.1 mar cent. in
July. (The medium tor all who
canto was 80.8. an compared with all!
command with ‘10.! mar cent. during
luly’. Figures tor the five bureaus
are as mild":
moot. 336; tor Min. 263; situations oo-
curod. 20-!
rm Hora—Anticailons i’oi' om-
moment. 286; for holy. 22$; ultim-
tlonasiiacursd. 1M.
means“: rot help. 296; Ill.
- J Jamil. ran-ally. will not lice-pt. ivor-
‘mddenHe-ytwasclsrh Thu
Mrs. J K Chamberlain. is will“!!! Harmon Schmidt marry W; m-
“Reddlng friends were Sunday guests library committee. Maison ‘ Stillman.
Mrs. Adoll rl-lnll continues seriously W “vocals the “mm of .
Henry M. Trowbrldge, has sold his of all road building and m.”
residence and farm here to surreal
our. and Mrs Frank Wheeler have can dnerm‘a ism“ him .2 industry
ntumed to Seymour alter spend!“ "in MN. mm mm by
with. WWM mimics,- l'
The M18808 Elllw and Kata Pél'l'y. 10m dmfmuan “at” Qurnod out in
ihavo rotu'rnod to i‘airl‘loid. after SW6!“ .ihe 3d ‘10er
Edward H White. of mm strait, a1 dull “all with “'8 MW 5- N"? is; on? rate of m and ensued vessels
Mr and Mrs. John'l-‘ltch returnedi
last evening. from a few days vlllt in
Gulitord with Mr, and Mrs Waiter
“Mrs. Osborn and “children, hare ro- J
mod to New York alter 89(1)“an
issuer“ weeks at the Hall residuum!
Mr. and ‘lilrs. Jerome (iodfrdy of:
Cannon. Mr. and Mm. Charles ood-
tny and children were glienta, Sunday“
The Nori‘lold Congregational Chin-eh
is being redecoraiod and will be newly
Wm Roy Mi- MoKorn. will he room-IN I I I
trio his postural duties at Norllold. Oct. ' ”I” invent ” m
Hartford-«Applications for moldy-J
ilfldxapnrt-Mpplications {or mm
Wat/pollution: for moldy:
mm.
m tie-nominated at m WI
in: no desire tor the old“
A Isl-so number has: minim as
tonnes nie- carnival Friday evening,
While the attendance was not so lam
as on lha opening night. arm
The Promsim held a: mo; in
nominated candidates for shim Nor.
mi). vmm~m chairman! Valli
‘loil‘ewids ticket was mammoth Sei-
sermon, l? N Norton. GeorgdiN. Toa-
urn: to“ 01W,W.A. minors;
“‘J‘madei; diamond: weather»
‘or Alexander Ito-Kendrick mm
all); mm A. m. John (endors
‘oul; «bond of ram, Thomas it»; c.
U. Waterbury Smith. Samuel Psomyi
in; antiwar s. n. Hoyt. Wm.
tiotrar. Purim- Osmium: school com-
mittee. Nelsen Stillman. Ham Kaila;
lwiiomalaoeiecmemmoim
lien emulates to an the may
.moed by the seams: ills Men». A
committee or iii». was "unpainted to
draft a resolution favoring some now
tom of wwnfioyernmont. “is M
[W was passed. "unwind. Thai
hithvay mmluinnsr and a practical
mama!!! to hallo-view?”
Alumna infirm-mos Ivor.
l W$WMW out. lit—mum
ltion disclose that I“ m oi var
soil that month; or
.a day The creator nonhu- m built
slihwth tho Grant menial-«e contri-
buted a small fleet,
The tonnage of not: mill was my
ward or 21,000. the largest slash roa-
mm to this otai bola; tho shell
Wilmlnxton.'1)el. ‘and Davin; a capac-
ity oi 3.433 tons: ‘
I
I
M.
and Friday
MOM-y!“ Wm“
N.Y mm~fii~msu
4F-mw
Brokaw Brown on this im 3|
Misundermm oi Gnu-1‘
WOW holmtiillmuJ
000m ill admonish, who has now ' ,
ed one your Jan constable. hull was .’
seemed to sway a good thus. the ‘
meets in the cantor of the town J
when» named our momma «as .
trio lights-and presented no; nttraotlivo
a newsboy‘dell‘ver your paper and or. Woo. '
35c‘i‘or mummies and pay'tho‘hay loo 9
in yards on Atlantic and Pacific coasts. F
manta”-
'1 ms
onion Mam: ileum"
maiwu limo-IsomJ
W~hfielaltm
YORK. , .
At last our ways have found their
MW
Oil the gray mm of the un'
borderodm
The shrill insistent wins of the
J world _ V
Are stifled behind us in a sudden
And the harsh tumult oi unhab
1m
yams
Dies in the swaying silence of
the deep.
./ j: ‘ ' > ,w- -
Ed ‘Inthefarrog‘aomofflscpurpie '“
Foam mwnwm
’ Peace dream! in {he untrOi'iBie‘d
« ocean: dcptha. -
Wasgsdm iii the flowing sliver of
0m
So far, so faint, as of a mightier
«can
theehadowsoi the world, '
there heats .
The «ebb and flow of tint: and
life and love
Down the dim reaches of enmity.
a,
Sleep after wary toil. Night
folds about us
The velvet mantle of her endless
tides;
And now the low voices of a
’ hoiiur dawn *
Blow from the isle: of slumber
in the m.
mCharlca W. Rowdy. in Amari-
can Mulch“.
. H...” "MIDI-Mud.“
m.m~m Imxolirgdoun
«wood the car thin-morning, thooon- J‘
. doctorouii mils and looked at mo _
its it i Windmill) hire. ‘
auxw-W, whiz did you do? _
hail. ‘ ‘
LOVEWS 7
THE PLACE
SCHOOL TIME
is a good time
to test .our
SCHOOL
nmnf
- Boys" and Girh’
SchOol Shoes
$1 to $3
MW “1...... M...
Daily Line toN. Y.
for freight only. Freight propeller
loaves Pier 32, Em River, New York
(foot or Pills sweat) everyday except
- Sunday at 3 p. in. Freight received at
Norwuk up to 5 p. in. and South Nor-
Walk up to 5 30
Norw‘alk Steamboat Line
ANNlNo .i. 3mm.- Larisa.
ozone: s. more. General Agent. '
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Try a
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JUNIOR
Driving Lantern
Shows Red in
the Rear
$1.25“ each
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Always the Latest Things in
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Decanting
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iii first It not Romain
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