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V .h babiiimshm‘lwea born to Mr.
@1an (liter-lee "Decker. or cottage
street, Eutvitiorwnlk. last week. ‘
‘ .The schooner ”Mary Mimi!" is un-
loading a cargo oi white sand at the
‘ . docile ‘ot the Ferris Coal Comps“.
eamuoiilaau, oi Edlle avenue, line-
man in the East Norwalk electrical
depsrunont.‘ spout-«yesterday with
‘ friends in . Westport.
G. Howard King, of Bridgeport, tor-
meriy of East Norwalk, spent yester-
day with Mr. and hire. Daniel L'Hom-'
median, in Rowan street.
Rev, George M, Teeple, pastor or
the Advent Christian church, has re!
turned (mm his vacation and again
occupied the pulpit yesterday.
Even money on the mayorality and
odds of sj to 2 on Mitchell for the tax-
collectorshlp were registered in sev-
eral lam in East Norwalk this
mornlnu. ‘
There plans to he some celebration
in East Norwalk tonight no matter
1Itho is elected. vlduslc, red lire, and
horns. and" whistles'have been in great
demand today,
John mickson, Albert Erickson.
Horace Allen and William Tobey, or
the Port Chester oyster opening on-
tablishments, spent Saturday and Sun
day at their homes here and voted
this morning,
r
Charles Tobey, Edward Tobey and
Fred Brown, of the Stevens Oyster es-
tablishment; in New Haven, spent Sat-
urday and Sunday in town. They vet.
ed this morning and it is said that
three Burns“ votes were thus record
The many friends of William E.
Lain, of 74 Osborne avenue, who is ill
in the Stamford «Hospital, will be
pleased to learn that he. is improving.
His friends may visit him on any day
between the hours of 2‘and 4 and 7
and 8:30 p. m. - v
. (Rev. George hi. .Teeple,.m S. Ains-
worth, Mrs. A, F, Ainsworth, Mrs. R.
.C. Thompson, Miss Lydia Selhand .9“
W..Veisor are. delegates to the can‘-
= vention of the Advent. Christian
church in Bristol tomorrow and Wed-
nesdsy.
Election day seemed to make no
change in the bridge operations, and
the contractors are working as speed-
ily as ever. The concrete foundation
in Pier No. i, has been completed, and
the work of laying the white mane
blocks will start shortly. '
Rev. Howard Richard, oi the West-
port Methodist Episcopal church, "ex-
changed pulpits with Rev. Solon P.
Fairbanks, of the East avenue Metho-
dist church yesterday morning. The unit: bishop of the Episcopal diocese “y slalom." On one mu,” (hone 1.
East Norwslk congregation was de-
lighted with Rev. Mr. Richard's sor- Philips Brooks, a special diocesan self‘ the other. it was a cloud oi sold
vice was held in St. Paul's Cathedral
mon .
Captain J . Harry Gibson, oi' the ire!
tic squad. is doing duty mornings this
week on the detour bridge. He found to the cathedral. where the principal.
today's trick most pleasant because of
the line day. The politicans' automo-
biles all they rushed to and fro from the bishop was presented with ahead-'mnt you ilnvo completed ,0“ .a . .mmfin and mmlly moved into their
the polls kept the editors somewhat
busy, however.
. .. ".1 W. T“ _. ._ l
g Rowsrrou
Mrs. I). J. County has been visiting
in New York.
ii J. (lonely. now located in (lull-
lord. has been visillul; triendll in town.
Mrs. P. C. Morriiloid iii mailing ll
visit with "loads in Harrison, New
York.
Horace Mills, of Quito Mlle. Nonse-
clllusetta. has been spending a few
days with friends here.
Oscar Yunnan. who has been spenlh
his two months on Long island, has
. returned here.
lire. Charles Morris and her «m-
ter, Mrs. Edward Prince, hour at this
place. are making a two new visit
at the home of hir. and Ira. florets
i). win, at state line, Hale.
finals}; to, J. i’errett, oi the finite
non Army, spoke at both. services at
the Marion Baptist church yester-
,flr.itaslgul'erreti. «moi, has
allies: interesting facts in mi.
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them Barton and antenna. EM“.
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. QEOWTON
Ray Finch spent‘Thursday evening
in Stamford.
.-_——.._.
A. ll. Holmes haevleit his summer
mwmzm "arugula”
I.‘ a” mm“ M W"
‘wmsm in the fur autism-s I '.
m
remmaaa,
‘Woisuoivthn-‘M" . . ‘ “v
“out o! cachet-lei! tb‘e Mallets”? la.
the far reaches stills ‘W w.
W
u-M‘Mre “mm- humanities
will; silent: smash up little Blah. .
new M'tltoaanwatur part or an “ m
0n polar can the lee. ino‘llxn with W
and solid as granite. ls'nardiy evsr'stlli. Time it! In five minutes-nil. stomach
thou lift ”and lower the huge W. hum, acumen or Will of M
causing them to give out all manner mi“. mutations at undigested 10“.
of noises. Even as late as Rom ,
the pack will wake up without warn- no dininesa, hloatluz. foul breath .01.
. , headache .
.aud pile itselt in huge heaps with , -
:‘describsbie era-hinge. munimond PIN! Hamlin is noted for its
home. and rounded toI New York.
Heights visited in Stamford yesterday.
Mrs. Stephen Hoyt of the Post Road
spent yesterday afternoon in Slow
lord.
Percy Cantrell. of Mansfield avenue.
Iillllll been ill for ten days, with no our
‘parent mange ilor the better all yet.
A number of Miss Blrchsrd’s flowers
were stolen Thursday night, tram the
norm of her home on Bowen avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Ward Stevens. of
Georgetown, were in Darien on. Sun-
day. Mr. Stevens has a bad out on
his‘lett hand.
A no—llcense meeting will he held on
the baseball field tonlzilt. stereopth
con viewe will be shown, and several“
speakers he introduced.
Henry Van Station or Noroton died:
at his home. Thursday afternoon, at‘
an age of 62 years. He leaves a wid-
ow, and a son and daughter.
Rev. Henry S. Croseett. pastor of
the Dar-ion M. E. Church. came in at
the close of the morning service yes-
terday and is reeling much better.
Mrs. c. L. Worth, oi Academy street,
has been enjoying visits from her sis-
ter, Mrs. F. L. Arnold, oi Hillors.
N. J.. and her friend. Mrs. A. Mason.
0: Newark. N. J.
The "wets" had done well in hold-
ing meetings in the Towndlail Sat-
urday night and also one Sunday night.
D. K Wesson, curate of ’St. Stephen's
“Pimp”, Church was the attraction: shining white river glittering 0lathe :trees on the Yueuallnx place.
,
Sunday evening asnlany were curious
to know what a clergman could say
in favor oi! an openvealoon.
Rev. William Smileld. pastor of the
M. E. Church, Torrlngton, filled the
Dal-ion M. iii. pulpit at the morning
and evening services yesterday, «and
was attentively listened to by a. good
sized audience. "it was missionary Sun~
day in the Sunday school and Mr.
Lowndes, v assistant swerlntendent,
was in' charge. ‘ ' '
caLseaA'ra warmer" Mm.
‘VERBARV 0F BlsHOP LAW-
. QENCI'S CONSECRATION.
“scammed. o—lil recognition at
' the twentieth anniversary of the cou-
aeoration oi William vlawrence es sev-
i
of Massachusetts, in succession 'to
‘gtodny. Ten bishops and more than
300 clergyman. rolled in Park Street
Congregational Church and marched
feature of the service was an address
by liishop Lawrence. later in the day
come desk and chair.
In his address Bishop “mouse
will:
“i have lived Ion; enough to see
,many hot-Ins oi heterodoxy and danger-
ous eccleshauoism become orthodoxy
and accepted standards. I have not
seen that the ecclesiastical trials of
the past laceration have suppressed
error or advanced the truth.
”Taking the clergy or the diocese us
a body. 1 have found them hlxhamlnd-
sound witnessed deal olioroe and
originality. A clergyman must lie or
line. pure snd‘lligh chamter.'xeninl
but never frivolous. social but never
undlxnilled. meeting all sorts of pot»
pie. but never quick or irritable; all
these. but never sell-conscious or a
prig. A dliiicult combination. is it
not?
"Anti there is a holly superior in
hot. devotion and ability to the cler-
gyman. it is their wives. The trouble
that one tootlese wile can malls in a
parish suggests the excellence of the
crest mommy. and their ability to
economics money and their time is
my constant admiration.
"l musics also the important
place that women have gained in
church work and “minimum. is
every parish there are mi saintly
women who Mellie salt that gives Inn
vor to the religious his. There are
«hers. saintly or «instant or both. who
is the various .W , really
will“ as «m: purl-l.“
anemones-W
!
tonnage. Peary speaks at the mole speed in resolution unset stomachs.
roar" of the “tumbling chllos slice it is the surest quickest and most
blocks." Hill Eeikirnos were, term“! mm indigestion. remedy in the,
Mrs. H. r. cooling of 'Nmtqu‘mxmmd and not no mm “film whole world and besides it is harm. ‘
The doc. whinod and barked. and am less ,
gather the noise was terrific. Kreryv '
on i liar new
gages-explorer has xiv ant ‘ iavoriter vi “a“.
The movements of tho icevtlie grad-i they know Elena's Disposals will save
uni crowding and pressing. blinding them from any stomach misery.
and pushing, the breaking of t Muse, tot-your sake, set a large
Millions or men and women now set
Willilil?
There are tidee= in the arctiol M tdiltrellvwiil [also www.mm ,
Damr row,
«have given rise to the enmallon'
explorers. ”The voices wot the too.“ i
may be that’on'e will hear a lost sine
inn. splashing or grumbling. aileron
masses of snow lying at the “ice flint fifty-cent case of Pope's ,mm
from any drug store and. put" your
stomach right. Don't keep on being
miserable—lilo is too short-”you are
inn with various other sounds. crack not '19" ‘0“. '0 m 3.9" 3‘”
ing and snapping. Thesesound iri‘olL agreeable. Eat who! you like and div
olarly. (ram a great distance. like a inset it; enjoy a, without dread of re-
confuaion at human wigs. the re ,. hellion in the stomach,
all a railway train or the churning o Papa‘s thwn beionda in your
3.35.“.‘5: as; 'ff‘lluif’d; 2'2. We ........, Show or the m-
plorer to fancy he hears the steps and “y “t something “'th do“ “3"“
voices of various spadesrot animals With them, Or in case of an attack oi
Sprincis tile uoieiest time in the po- indigestion, dyspepsia, gastritis or
.iar sees. McClure or the Investigator stomach derangement at daytime or
imam ll:- Innllnu up oi the its during the althl, it is handy to give
at that season to heavyvtilunder «Hail the quickest we“ relied linown,
sound or great guns Another. writer '
unened the sound of the breaking ice
flee to that produced by a volcanic
eruption.
Moreover. the air in the art-tic r
gions is seldom absolutely still. slim
are frequent. The winter winds. at;-
cording to Peary. blow with almost
,unimnginahlo fury. On one cushion
i
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v3.33”m§21’£3?.a°5u§i’3l§3$§'$.3 :' ““17 “When in Wine his barn
power plant. everything vibrating to “BMW“-
the pulsation or the machinery. The. w
whole atmosphere was filled with tile The private road heingconstmctsd
deep. sullen roar or the wind. and #0 rot w. A, Boring is making a great
thick was the cloud of snow picked up improvement.
and swept forward on the wings of the . ”1*-
gnie that powerful lumps were trivial-l Mrs. W. A Boring lelt a
his ten feet away. '
0n high ground. such as that of i
, oer Greenland. the wind is swag;
‘Nnnsen tells of the conetnll '
lulu elem laden with tiny bit: oriq‘e.1 ““1“” & Chadd» New Y0” ‘1“
which flowed along knee high ,lnlsm ”Wartime 1mg been trim-insist
'e
..
couple of
weeks ago {or a trip abroad, to benefit
her health.
allele arctic sunlight. .‘ .. ‘ . "‘3'“
Nor is there luck or aoundl «use There was an unusually good con-
by animal life. in‘dhe arctic my . gregatlon at thu'Sundlly'mol-uing ser-
ten be heard the haying-oi wolvel ‘ vice in the eMihodlst Protestant
the barking at seal. whflogg‘i'howin‘ church- 1
nor the harsh cry or _, echo-I
along the faces or. inflamm-
chllly. v '
W A
6. w. Yuonstlng is still improving
his orcherir '“t the”corner. A wind
Formation of Worlds. , mm“ Of evergreen Shrubs has been
There are two hypotheses in reference set Out this week.
we the condition of the mutter or the.
illnivcrse at the inexact when science
begins its discus-ion urine. malice may, home on the hill and occupysme
(t); the gum" lagmehmsm‘ I: lormer ““8 110“" Wk ”1 1' He"
e ms or was a n . . _
. A: pme Young “in "this tents store on {incomes
v
not assume that matter was oral f. ’8 _ v ‘r in as M enter-taint
‘ln s min-loa- condition. As the u "’3" 5 m h “5
his brother August Barnum with his
may be taken as the sifltiumwiat #0! _ . _ v
:tlle life history of the animal. I0 he ""9 “d 3°“ 9PM“. who have 1“"
lnebula may be tum as the .u g. returned from a trip of several months
. point for the life history of the [ii to France.
was in the form of a heated Ill: OI‘ Mrs. 'Schilchor has rented her place
‘ d l ‘ it to hlr. mum and family of New
' cork: “If. Iii i! ii ill” with, I“ '
i am think h m iiuily to :E York, and will; hereafter make her
, ‘ home permanently with her daughter,
nscientmc American. 1 Hrs. John 'B. Miller.
.. n-..-
Clover Feet.
The girl was talking to tin “aeol-
: lotto nlnn.
. "And what are you going to do
New tenants are occupying the
cotton at the humor which has been
w vacant for two summers, since E. 1).
lion?" allu naked. . own home on the hill.
“Oh. i think I'll live on my Mollie." l ,
he "WWW!“ "Mia \ At a church meeting held Monday
“i am disappointed in you. Live on hint m d elegst e to conference
0 ' .
W" ”mm“ '“d‘d‘ Why h“ rid from the local church was instructed
mt. deed to allow the
23:05:13; ,0“ are?" a to sell the conference to appoints
“My dear young women. it i unc- {young pastor it one is available. and‘
cord in living on my' income it will be it not to leave tn. pulpit to he only
the cioveroot (lend any man over our pugs,
colnpllshed."-Clevoinno i‘lsln Dos‘ioii
m"... l Next fluudsy will be the last or
Ha Clot on Deck» l the conference your, and merits the
A seller who lino landed ni‘isra lLoaniend of Rev. (l, m ilicllter's fourth
"$830.11M having W paid 0" ““ 'year in tho pastorate here. At the
”d " "b’ "m" b" "in“. Inside “a ‘mornlns service, the communion will
“.33,” 2233.? 233.2” u." a. be celebrated, and lb the evening. the
”a (.‘iilgulmii. ””1“ ’2’" “mm M“ a WWW! Mil i‘llViOVI ”it! work 0! the
Mid put your boxes on top.” _ 9'0“. "id Oi hill ministry here.
"Steer the craft ahead. survey. lav
sensors always no on dot-ll and ill“
“use in the hold." was the reply
the landmines 'i‘it‘lllis.
pauses loose.
We have amused with the Syndi-
cate Publishise Gwalior to continue
the sale or these valuable nooks until
Saturday.
Allie Ollie-holder.
“i understand that you once
1: also rich."
”lee.“ replied the moat H
"And i wont to tell you whoa a
with in voice lute miss run until a po-
nilion in ll also club it shows the II
is some ofltuimidor." .. has
Listener.
ITWAWAY om rwasrvons
DAY! AT HAND LAM.
EOUWW, last. Oct. 0.~A
sentence at twenty-one new hard lo
her was pronounced May on Hem
litany. an Alum me mom. who
Molten.
to collie early." “W on Mfimmmw Oceanic
”Well. if m word in you use silo W but list your! tram New om.
mans uncommon ' at WWWlWMatM
as "
A. W. herd and- lamily will vacate
"liy new mail emu. m m I“ V“ W with slowing littlest!
“rumination-lean.- to tile ammvmaw should
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“miter“..mmt
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HER COURSE.
She covered up her eyes lest they
should gaze
0n vanity, and chose the bitter
truth.
o
Hersh taward herself, towards
other: full ruth,
Servants of servants, little kilown
to praise, . . .
Her own self learned sheto for-
sake ._ ..
Counting all earthly gain but hurt
and less.
So with calm will she chose and
bore the cross, _V " ‘
.3
And hated all for love of Jesus
Christ. ‘ . . . . ,
1
l a
O lily-flower. O gem of priceless
worth,
.0 dove with patient voice and
patient eyes.
a fruitful vine amid a land of
i
_O maid replete with loving
purities!
~Chriatinn G. Rossetti.
mums. 16:3
”mg... m
Kissi~Prim~Mm: whorl-idj man, to
memo-easy“!
.huse I’m-4'51““! would l: but.
thank goodness» divers-isn't one among
all my male acquaintances. v
ADVERTISE IN THE SENTINEL
G A s
STOVE
Are yen going to "lay oi!" "
your Gasfltove ior the Winter?
Why? Figure up what your Gas
Stove has cost you catch month
drains the past eess‘va, $2.90,
$8.00, or at the outr‘de, 83.00.
Can you run the Coal stove for
$2.00. $3.00, or oven ”00 per
month? it takes nearly a ton
of “coal to. keep the “'ohen
mule Being one month : - i you
can’t buy a ton of coal for 1.00,
Why, then. lay oi! the Gas lcve
for the Winter?
1! your kitchen isn't ho .. ‘,
have a connection made 2“ ’11
the furnace or heating lyS'Y“l.
It will not cost over $16.00. '1‘." it
you will enjoy the comfort a i.
luxury oi your Gas Range tl.v: .
year around. No coal or aahc
to carry. lire, to watch, and all
the dust and dirt which you
know the Goal Range makes.
done away with.
Stop and figure it out. You
will find the Gas Range is real-
ly the cheaper.
U. E.L. &W.Co.
LOVER’S
THE PLACE
.FALL.
SHOES ’
Tile new‘ones
are here in all
of the latest.
toes—-
RALSTON
HANAN
‘. ELITE
- Painting
Paper Hanging
Decorating
is“ to use
he:
“ amen
‘ ti. orig-teat onion
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