ct neua
Edited View liotel.
Mrs. Charlotte ’Whoo it; .
niece. ls visiting tor two wee
relatives in lBrooklyn.
oral , oi the summer residents
Wily returned to their winter
The regular “a“! prayer m t" 7 Load Hrs. Gray have returned to
oil‘shome in New York, after a sum-
nor‘iutey It Belle Island.
Mrs. Franiiiln L Theail has return
‘ribm Port Chester, N Y., where she
hes been visiting friends.
weer held inst evening.
. Many believe that the storm or i,
night and today is the alert 0
‘eq'uinectiei threeoeye’ storm.
East Normlk people attended '
Norwelk Chamber of Commerce in
ing and ormnlzntion last night. ’ '
Mine Marion Weed has entered the
wwnlk Hospital. to undergo a course
oi! training as a nurse,
William R. ThompsOn and family
leave Belle Island tomorrow for their
winter residence in Brooklyn
, ‘1‘ Mr IHohrnm and family. who have
Edward H. Allen, at New Haven. tor-been at Arbor Cottage, Belle Island.
meriy or East Norwnik. is the preiid have returned to ‘lioboken, N. J.
parent of a. baby hey. born yesterday
Mother and son are doing finely.
. Harris & Guns are engaged in curt-
ing send and gravel for the Mellow?
Barton & Company, centrnctors on the
new Washington street in idge. ,
: The ‘B‘oriegn Missionary Society of
, , , i -‘ the Rownyton Baptist Church held its
inside work is being done today by monthly meeting last evening.
. the‘ workers on the hiidge. Tools are ~
{:3} being sharpened and repaired and pro" Mien May ’l‘nck intends to go the
._ linrations made for outside work. » . last of the month to Springfield, Mass:
' ' X ' schusetts, to study library work.
The Official Board or the East Are- ~—
_ ‘« nue Methodist Churcn held a maf The trolley cars will stop running
V snappy business meeting last evening around the 30m“ Piont terminus next‘
nd dispensed an important, matter. iMonday, which will be good news to
lRowayton people
lost Norwalk politics are beginning; "~-
to hell and have reached the simmer Mr. and M“ Edward 1‘" Duffy, 0t
. his stage. District candidates are be- Hoyt street NMWMR- have been 9“th
ing discussed as are the nominees for mining Stephen Duii’y of New York
' 1mm and city omega - Jesse M. Ferris and family have closed
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YOU’LL give YOUR baby the BEST
Your Physician Knows Fletcher's Castorie.
Sold only in one size bottle. never in bulk
or otherwise; to protect the
fi'fibiesn
”areas? Compsny.
_,_,_ the Outlook Cottage at Belle Island, iwoueuaa “03K
The East Norwalk Fire Police held ““11 returned to Pnssaic, N' J'
. a special meeting, lusr evening, and '
Voted to hold a ball on Septemherl A number “x members 0‘ the Ep‘l
8th. A committee was appointedl’to worth League of the Rownyton Metho l
. range for the affair = dist Episcopal Church will go to Can
WAS WELL llililE
The result of the fight of the 0 gen
-W . lnone, this evening. to attend the rally “ed Wilma" 0f ‘01 W9“! i0 “90“?“ "W
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“l/ The steam pump was turned legion M the Norwnik Epworth League
in no No 2 excavation this morning “map An interesting program has
and the water was yanked out with item DENIM The Rownyton party
great rapidity. The wommen are new $098 with the Dudes members in the
layoff the 51“.)“ tons of piles. auto bus of Mr. Mlllspnugh, leaving
’ . .—- ., Darien at 7 o'clock,
William .anliey, of Osborne evenne.’ W
.5‘who is employed in the Yele 8: Teens “’- "" MM” v v A ‘
Ilflinufncturing Company, of Stamford, D
injured his right forearm yesterday-- ARIEy' fl:
g , ‘The injured member is quite Domini. l
a 4
Albert «Berggren. the led who use .:
' . knocked off a telephone pole, suelhin-E
ing a fall at thirty feet, isnhie -to‘ N'O]{()I'I‘()'N\I
walk about today, although his pedes-
trianism is accompanied by some pain.
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As usual alter a little rain the vicin-' Miss Grace wilmott spent yesterday
ity of the Burton switch at the out afternoon in Stamford
end of the' bridge was a veritable mud- ,
hole this morning Trolley passengers Fred Webb oi Noroton is suffering
._ in unscrewing from one car to shell» from a severe cold in the head
"or" and pedestrians on their way to
~ 2 .work were forced to wade through the .Dr_ G. F. Pentecost' a motor our to in?
"sticky mess. ’ fuse again alter a season in the Buried
-- ‘ ” games.
i Sergeant Frank V Raymond shoot! «~-
' ’nenth the upright and crossover g; The Damien team will play the llrook
the bridge. this morning. while aging villas in Port Chester next Sundey al-
trnfllc duty to keep the dripping min ternoon.
oil. lie wore his big wet~wentheri
«, bent out of which his genial connte- .
{looped when notes sped too n, has returned from a visit with iriends
ly. or horses run, and with a smile out of town l
. be insulated the general run or trel— l
: silo in an effective manner. 1
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Mrs. Stephen Hoyt of the Post Road 3
Leon Butler of the ilnrion garage.
started this morning on e motoring
trip to Syracuse ‘
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.The election of John Germanic, or
fist Norwelii. tor the first head or the
owl)“ TNorwaik Chamber of Commerce,
“ mots with general favor uniting the
3 "members or t'ho‘ army" on the M
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y missilssllrmm 'Dr- and Me m... Martyn m...
, lanthanum: 'Mr Cuvnnm ‘fim returned from a visit to Dr, Martyii’e
We an invaluable assistant til the brother, Rev. ‘8' 8' Martyn "t Plants
' ‘ mu work oi the (‘hnmber puns. ‘ "n"
In the East 'Norwnlk Yacht :Club
. «Wheel moo tomorrow the new rent from the old post—office to the
'.' In; hosts, with probably mm.“ Melon Block opposite the Methodist
" others to enter Inter, will oeuteit tor (inure
. "idle handsome prize ones. a; it.
‘ Elliott's “announcer." winner of the
g tuber my race; Captain Giles’ ”Get
Inns. Jr”; Captain Herbert Kym
“Winsome"; Lester Wheeler’- {‘Skee-
4 . nix." winner at the August new Dr.
‘ “them 13. Wests 'Cyclone i”: Gin-doe G
Marthe "Cyclone it”; Allard Mel-
him “some; line“; at. John a Key-
m Wy‘iimrnd": and Cumin;
‘de Turner’s "Kpdney.” ,
The funeral service for Charles
Weller was held yesterday at 2 p m. ..E
in the MethOdist Episcopal Church.
Mrs Caldwell has moved the restau-
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The ulster Missionery society 01'
nt ii p. m.
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ongrelntlonnl Church It Donhnrl'
next Sunday morning. Prof 51.11.
Tweedy of Yale will preach here.
TRADE CRAFTS emotions.
The Central Labor Union held o
meeting, lest evening. and Delegate
. ,‘Willlnm MoCulinm. oi the American
to Federation of new. reported on the
unit «and shoe leather“
nth Film?“ for your
‘Ie noma trade.
locally. in New Britain. Mr. Moonlium
eluted that from ell ports of the flute
you mule: condition: at truce
mm were reported and that nest-tr
the Congregational Church met at tho ‘
home or Mrs. ’l‘. W. Austin yesterday,
Dr, H. 8, Brown will preach in the ‘
V!” t» when: at the convention. held re-'
voters is very gratifying. At the (101%
m
or the registrars» lsession. yesterday
the returns were recorded. for the ap-
plications received. as follows
‘ First Voting District.
,Women .7.. ...................... 35
Men ..... ........................ 100
Second Voting District.
Women, .,,.-...,,..,...... .......... 5-l
Mon ................... ' .......... lilh
Third Voting District.
Women .......................... 88
Ellen ‘. ....................... ‘ ..... 43
Total.
"Mien ......... . ................... 248
. Women ........................... 177
The w oil: was done ll_\ the members
of the New elk l‘ltniul Franchise
League in conjunction u iih the seierni
civic organizations in town.
\iew voters will he mode at the
Town Assembli llull. Norwnili, on Sat
urday, September 27th.
Second District Women.
Ayres. Lillie M.
llyi‘no, .lnno ()‘Shnn.
, Bodwoll, Jennie.
lit-"Mint. MTG. J‘s. L.
Cutbill. Cecelia ii.
(linrli, Abby .Vl.
Goleman, Helen G.
llert, Mary J,
ilonlens, Carrie M.
lloulens, Mrs. Robert.
Davis, Fannie.
Edwards, innit
ii‘lynn,1')alsy Kc-clcr
Foote. Eur L.
Gibson. Jennie it.
Gnnung. Helen l".
Gottler. Lillie ll.
Eiientn, Mary ii). V.
Holmes. lloicn 1..
limit. (leorgo ll.
Helleck, Sadie ll.
Jarvis, Charlotte iiosch.
Jesse, Amelie it.
Jennings. Winona.
Jennings, Natalie.
Keeler. smile 8.
Keep, ldn G.
. lilndoberu, Ell“ (‘.
Louder. Amolln Wilcox.
Limo. Sure llonth.
’Mlnton, Annie Mny K.
Meade. Corn llo Forest.
(Mitchell. Florence Brown.
'Mntthows, llnrriot lngell.
Nuttlmz, idllnulmth B.
Nash. Anne. Archer.
Nnuh. Mildred Archer.
Powell, Ml‘ll. ’l'homns if.
Pierce. rMu. M.
Quinteril, Julie A.
“almond. Mm. Frank V.
Smith, 'Mny iii.
Stevens. Alice 13‘.
suspicion. Nancy R
Saunders, Anne L.
Ehermun. Margaret ill. 1L.
Smith. lldnn U. *—
Bwsrtz. Adore N.
Swans. listen Margaret.
“willwerenewresistantottlse'ire»i
Weed. Hattie i3.
Wed-worth. Marion 1.
Mitten. isms. Mt .
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THE REAPER AND THE
FLOWERS.
There is a eRapcr, whose name
is Death,
And (with his sickle keen,
He reaps the bearded grain at a
breath,
And the flewcrs that grow be-
tween.
“Shall I have naught that 5 fair?“
saith he?
”Have naught but the bearded
grain?
Though the breath of these flow-
ers is sweet to me,
I will give them all back
again."
He gazed at the flowers with tear—
ful eyes.
He kissed their drooping
leaves;
It was for the Lord of Paradise
He bound them in his sheaves.
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“My Lord his need of these new _ -, , .g
erets gay,"
The Reaper said, and smiled;
“Boar tokens of the earth are
they.
Where He was once a child.
”They shall all bloom in fields of
light.
Transplanted by my care,
And saints upon tchir garments
white,
These sacred blossoms wear.”
And the mother gave. in tears
and pain.
The flowers she most did lave;
She knew she should find them
1;, all again
In‘the fields of light above.
Oh. not in cruelty. not in wrath
The Reaper came that day;
‘Twas an angel visited the green
earth,
And took the flowers away.
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The new cries
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Daily Line to N. Y.
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loaves Pier T‘L, ling: llmr, New York
(foot of Piiu mm?) (“my day except
Sunday at f . . ‘:* lv‘i‘rinht received :it
jNorwalk n,» 'i « p. m. and South Nor-
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Normlk Steamboat Line
ANNING J, SMITH. Lessee.
GEORGE F. FOOTE, General Agent.
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