has". one 11:11..» «neutrality mm.
was the incl. that not one vote did Mr. I
litters”. solicit “dorm hill W
locoount is turned into the town clerk‘
"ii: will be seen that Mr. Stevens did
not spend one cent to W“ hie aloe-l
than Mr. Stevene 1.1.. lbetih‘ intorostedl
111' the alto! r of the town for severed
Eyoere, end to the popularity and the
1 esteem in which he is held in‘ the com-l? .
munity is evidenced by the vote which ‘ Fronk'l 311992391191 01999; 979119., 999
‘mwatgga 8:1; rm?;?tlli‘:n:$dt'u he received. He is conscientious endV 19” for New York {91- 2119 999999, “
, “13:1 honest in his opinion and before renvf hi
V . 1 1 who“ . , daring a decision he gives the quell-2 The liquor men l1irodt Town Hall
1139mm 31rnwwfiw; on bridge lion much thought and consideration. for11Suturduy night. but 1111111110 mean
91,), proved «an! to an emergency During the campaign preceding eleo- ing.
an more when l o _ tion the workers for his opponent tried ' ~~ 1 .
“612 to st oped a run .to convince the people that Mr. Stev» John A. Wood, of Nol'oiou lieigliiil.
icon, it elected, would he controlled by has reiulned after a monthe‘ em 11:1
V The Eeet 11%:1111 people’s“ elated several men, and would have aeverel Maine“ ,
.Vver thehwoy- voting nt “The strings attached to hie (1011111101113. The: . 1 :~ 1 ,
.thil'd ward alive Burnell" majority next two years will provo that this is} The motor our of F. Milton Smith
$1150. I ~.. not true, and while it may have been has been thoroughly overhauled at the
V ‘ 1310011 argument did not convince tho1Derien garade
Mormons. i ole of King's Dough. votels that 119 Was not the right man
will meet with Mrs. Youngs East for the council.
dune. Thursday afternoon at 3 The condition or the public
clock All members are urged to 99 in Rowayton the district of wide 1
" . er Stevens wee committee for sev- _ _
' ' , :erel years before consolidation wentI Ciurenoe 0' En” 3°“ ”1” M1B.Eliza-
Bridge work is progressing nicely. into effect is evidence enough oi his both Sheridan piece. on (“hwy street,
The eonoretere are busy and general ability and good judgement.'l‘11e ‘0 William Reinhardt.
“”1513 moving along rapidly EleC~ building is in excellent shape. and the N. Glover Gregory, of Millllort eve;
1,1991 999199 to have no 931991 on the present superintendent of schools 01 rule, spout Fridlly and Saturday in
ithe town upon inspecting the some :New York'l on bu sin one
and its e.ll'nlrs complimented Mr. 1 ‘.
The '1‘th Ward carried the banner Slovene 111'};le upon the appearance! .B H Keelor. 1,1 1.6” 1919,91 9.41.1993,
.1118 mill?!” 1'0!"th P801116”! P3111. and the line “'0’". be“?! done by “‘9 for indiann, Where he will take a two
7the result was very gratifying to school. Mr Stevens was also a. mom years 999,39 fn 9981999th
all '11 this section. John H. Gorhnm, her of the Board oi ltellei of the tow;ll .
a: new reloctmnn was recognized as for several years and while holding; Mrs .1999 Davidson l'ethil‘nod Friday
the invincibl9 lender, and did meet this other: did very commendable work from a week'e on,“ at 3119 home 9:
wogl'k for 1-1118 party, while credit 9119919 and aided in increasing the town list 11,3 WllliumV 0 1,1919 in New Haven
.1 be given William H Snimn Philip H 'mnterinlly. The next two yelirs will ,.. _
Fielding, Winfield Scott and many Droxe conclusivoly that the alleles of 'Mrs. C. L. Worth entertained her
others who aided in making the 9199. the fifth ward are safe in the handeol elutel, Mrs. F. L. Arnold, of Milton.
“Oil the success it w.ns V There was Councilmen George W. Stevens EN. .T., and Mrs. A 'F. Mellon, at New-
keé‘n competition throughout the deyf' VOTER. ark. .
betweonlhe various parties, and as a
,Av-rhole'good feeling prevailed.
qu
11.1).Atwater and family will not
5011,0011 return here this winter, but will re
h side in Se'uud Bench.
.1
‘Rowrw'rom Fm; ALARM 9.91.997, Mrs. John Brennan been been (:9an
'rwo nirokel or are boil. teen. 1- 1 In 2911 to her 'honle the pull. several days
with illness net of 'a very serious 1111‘
lture. r; - . . .
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1 Fine heedouerteru. all run Zulu siren ”M1999“ (null! and n9“ 1,111.99
Telephone 170 N— Pine Poi
at end Roion Point.
1_%-;1—’F1iltoh18clnlol ‘W‘V-“te’ :1 4.0:»! lelnu‘n’o Sound to McKinley BL
v ‘9 ”“3 Win 0‘” ”9 pulled ‘0’ 3-—-'..~l.~nn.1l"hleKlnley St to Reopen.
' * telephone "mum“ to mum“ 3‘3“": hi— Glenli Street and 'ilnoull 1.1111... » '
a") bntwmn m" “0“” ”f 5 3’ _ l“- 3‘“ 22~i ommyer .51. to Flu-.1 8;
Marvin School (plivale; ~~._ ' ‘ ‘
212~Eus1 Washington and Fort Bu éfi.‘é.r1|lf:l:ll' (‘1? 53353313 lions Damn“; m“ 8““an fl ll. w
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Bill-“Nan Zeudt S1. and Oeborn Ave We ‘1N‘6 Y 1 ‘
1‘. It 8km. W 0“.
' gigggfisifl 4212111141“ RM” 3! 1 ~11 one BFidSl' umh w Brcohaldo ~
‘ 923 F1? 0 11 Ch 1 S .6—Whlle Bridge 5 E.101el Sound. 2
1,2 -Fot an ear is, ts. ll—ilhite Bridge 6 W. to L. l. Sou 11d.
1 , IBM-Mfr}, fins-“8n I10," Si 0m smoke or the lire boil :1 and “11mm
2' sliBwSoev-looii'r Atoérillt‘ld (1111:3111:A ;: indicates testing
. Riv-Boulevard and Second St. w;1¥e2Il;‘h;.:£ulflofg.m M“ (hue ‘ i 1” station. Friday night.
2.1211 in Stemiord.
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moved om the home I'd! Mrs. I1)uy~
wag...“
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lot tile ticket windows ill the railroad
He wne raptur-
‘. 386~Cove Ave. and Filth at . ., .
"“1 837—.Boulevsrd end Blackstone St. (Tot, 9": 111ml '1' "w" "mm" ".mw‘,” “rm"
flimKoVuer; St {1nd l'me lllll Ave (Tel.
8 ‘ ‘1. 111111 [1111111111 l’orld rd (Tell
:‘cuuun or lire. 9.11 mm
ll‘éti'efll box. ~.
Hue. only in be given by
\th chiel upon bin arrive;
zetl'al Bignain V
, odd times. mung or um
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Mr. and M 1's. George T1 Light have
101110111 Mr. and Iii-re. .lollu ii. David-
.1011, lK‘lcllliillnd"ili1lhi ‘ 5'.
lr A. .. s 4"- ~
her 11111110.. 011," Rnllrohll ;itvonuo. tille‘
1week (your 11 91.111.111.11 visit 11ml Mrs.
Viirving Wood. in High liidge. 1
ins, session oi public school
llfil—metv-two" a 12 30
-” ~ tendon s- widen 0 91.811133113111111?" I!
1': -2“-’;122,222 3131121111519 quickly will th121L” 111-. 1.113111111111111. .11qu3
' .I—~.~~_::‘.....___,__V__ ' errm Show null several friends utui'lod to
l The Ladies Auxiliary of the Non... dny- for a week's will to Uonoilrd
ton dieightg «Fire Company will 1,9191%“.inMrs.-Sillilunn'dfieutpmomm.
"Vic liberal ill the Wood Are in
MrV. and 1111:; Walter {Joyton have,
1
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WONDERS, or 11111111: culvert.
Time much» Tow-ring Arches, Mn-
Julio In Theb- lluppod *Qrondlim
Span the Lonely, Plotur'ooquo Gov-do.
For From the Beaten Path. of Men.
Among. the Iwondem oi the west
which the government baa taken on;
eritl core are the remarkable natural
bridges of Utah, which are. no for no
ill‘rtmwn, without a poor. 1111906
than three; bridgew the Caroline. All;
audio null Edwin were set uside as ea—
lioual 1110111)me and inter certain
coves and nprings near by Were added
to the reserved urea.
It is dlilicnltt to give an adequate
idea ' of the». "Ihlpou‘doua 'nrchee. end
no {or they huve been been by few
persons. for it in n trip of day. new”
the desert to rehab them, but accurate
ineuenremeute have been token and
roomy some notion or their size and
shape. The popular way of reaching
there curiosil'leu is from liiull‘ Utah
where one can email: a guide and out»
lit. Thence vou proceed through dry
washes. old strnmu bells and sage cov-
ered menus to the great Ill-bison. Which
beaten mm of mild: ‘
The 'Wbite ounyon itself in men)
nine-slung. and the bridges spring
from its «leap. ligllt' bulr wulio. the
liner being Wlthllkfl distance of five
miles 'l‘lleVy eel-Ill 'rilived by Titanic"
forces. for the inmost is 222 feet high
and 65 foot link-k at the top of the
arch. The nroh is 28 foot wide. the
spun is 2111 l’eo1t.nud the height of the
upon is ill? feet.
The Nilturnl bridge ofV Virginia in a
baby in comparison willl any of the
~: three Utull l'onunllonn. it is to lib re-
lgrotto-(l illnt lllmo wonderful bridges
are not (iVfliilill‘ (lion-("tins l; lguree give
little idea of their ,illlluonslly. and
words but suggest their bvuuly.
The first noroiiutjol' lllt‘ill given lo
the world was (but of Horace J. Long.
who 1111119111111. ilrltlnou in 19011 irons
.wuo on eligllluicmml prospecting in
Utah. One tiny he fell in with n ('11th
region lyi'ng flimllldJJle Sun Juno river.
Scorup. after soulq prolimlntiry con-
versation. said that he luld seen some
relnurkuble bridges so illuueuse null
woudmfui (but he. liked ((11an noon!
illunl for Your il'e \lould be archived or
that though he bu won them in 18918
”9"“ ”mam“; several an” at tile ulnuuiurturilll; finalist“??? He added
l
he bud loom
guide rile ouniueorfio they 160.,
Aécordingly the two men not out with
path home and lll'oviuloua and after
it lonely trip through deserts uud
{iconic clln'yonu and wide lured-bee where no
dili'innl min to be sebu they descended
Jnto the who or the White canyon. the
sides of which are tilled Wig) deapflod
villi dwellings. Tum (1115's interl- tbev
7 ~11 13 “Willing tonight-.11! the Fire House .
ROL AYTON ' ;~~¢ ~- . 2 1‘. ii Fairly is buying the smell ford‘
Bishop Weed oi! Florida, 919991194 llouee, adjacent to hie blag. eluln stock
in the Episcopal clump, s“; 199,, nl- house. Ilenr the null: null 1.1.1.11, moved
'M 1013011 111.. and udmiuietored the Holy to dim western side or the present
Miss Vivlun M. Stu rolls, of thin v11. Comulullion. ibuildlng
lage. has been visiting in Bridgeport.
. Liienry Buys, 11 Veteran at the Home l 1Mr and Mrs. Eugene 'l‘oms land
of Brooklyn died 3991 39 and was buneu in his family moved Saturday to (:Yiwnhil'o.
summer 1,9,1“. home town m- l’leinvilio He was u where 1118) will lullkollll‘lrlloluo. Mr.
member 91* 1,119,999"). [ 25th C V dill" 'lo‘mrl hns purchased 11 3111111) term in
"~—'~—~' log the war. His ago was 84 years ”WWW
M‘ and 'M” A B ( leverly, Of OTB-W Charles S. Jackson. died at the age of}
“"3““ “m ““‘ NW of .u. unde 12 yours. at the lionle,01:t.i He won.
Rey livery, l1 Albany 11 member of Company (3.31111 Cou=
necticut.
{rederick Sprou'ul'
'was a visitor at his
over Sunday.
llllwul'li Rutledge hue lol‘l lbs.- our
ploy ol the lv‘lret Notional Hook and
in a few weeks will sail for .1111 11 loll-
,9 ' ville, where he expel-m to rmuuiu for
A Girie’ Social Club has been rorm."“’"“’ time.
Your vuonllt properly in cooling
lllOlll‘y every (1115'. A Sentinel want
udv. will cbuugu your loan into a
profit. Try our and mi. V
The Epworib Lennon oi“ the Molli-
odist Church will hold 11. um: ini tumor?
row evening in the illlilliil. '
'od in nation, and gives promise of Du
coming one of the town's instituiloue ‘
The club was l'onuod at 11 meeting 111
(Ionter ultimo], Friday night. 11:111
M11111 Mum-line P‘ihbl'l of New Yo 111
.« city. hue been the uncut. oi Mien ('ul'rlo
Pelt}, or Rownyiou zlvellue.
PMuWW «,4- M
“‘72
about 25 girls lluuulno onllllluiuulllr
MW Marie Mom.,,11 oi Pond lllrrsot. members. .Mrn. llirom V1111 Kirk is at
‘ *eeiteyto tuku ecouruo ill library work. “WV ‘1‘” “"30““ "f two months” AN D
1. mm" Sulli‘ord l’ululer, 1111 invullli vulorutl at 2
SAUGATUCK \
13W, oi‘ the ( iii/.eue' “Party ",3 would early ollo morning. llflii ruturuod nom
gnu»: lie looulod ul 1;,“ homo ul ilowny- bin vlult to the Philadelphia (inllorall‘
11 1 . ”Nahum” of Joining; forms with dolphin Pnimu. wlloolud himself 111 Minn Mnbul llul'r, of Kim; ulroui lil
. ‘2',“ 3 'Iiulllloll «Ml oounlluu out the depot null wnu putulloul‘d ”11.17101 llllellllilllr. 11 low 11.1w. m u... homo oi
”may of Um 01951”. wuuk. Oct to New York. but no truce could bu .ll', of lirlduupnrl, “err,- Vlhltom m
m lid lilo (littered ”m auto to found of him. He won located 11 wool: lowll. l-llmdny, m u... hum, 0f friends
,to the liolne.8nthrdny night. Palmer. “3’ W5 "01 "boll for services Sum
Sillhtinol: who in 72 more of unnerved in (June ”at. 0"th 10 ”it? inability of the
A large ntoum roller being need D
W Stevens 0‘. flexible or several times caught on his wey 11ml!
. lllo
9111. M? Stevens in 99,133}. the declaring his intention of going lo 11 A 3 Mill”! Company. 013M116
ruined only let. elvlng Mr Stevens and inexpensive mound of cadmium lam: film?” 11:11; Connecticut Com
Collection by H votoe. Mr. Stevens cation. They afford 11 direct mayo ol 0 me ”m“
has 9.11199 9 999111,,“ Willi “GUN-m .31 the bond of the movement 'lbl: lzllmlll
1 . Editor 39911991 :tbo Soldlure' Home. who wbuelud bbu
:1 111— nt lllH club. At butt be won 941°51’12“] ““11 “a?“ 110 is 1111111 to uni Fred Perry, of Wright mruet, “~99
t the protest relied rill‘. or form n. 111. southbound trulu. wbuui ubull' Ii'lllllVi‘ii in New liuvou.
for the winter and re ‘eno in tho l’biluduipbln Gouornl ilollpl on Myrtle nvozmo
the next two yearn ,thn Vflm‘ puny F, 'i‘wenty-aecolld (‘omlootlout “Milli!” it) have their work vom~
. of on. people. in that 121 1-1.1. ”9"” ”l" “0‘49“!“ ““1111 Haas loomed over the embank-
" mm“ the ailing his name bolus carrying I1 mm to the ones who w m
chore in the ml (1 ml bridges. the Min
101' «which; of p umlds‘iou‘e Scamp
. culled Caroline in honor 0! his mother
Long nus fairly tinned lit the bounty
and size or this nuluml wonder. The
pink wells were sll'oll'hodfwiib delicate.
coionni ill-Mus 111111 stood out in bold
rebel against 11 shy of blue. More than
this. both men folftlult Alley were gun
, lug on our oi the wonders of the world.
They pushed mllidly down tlln run-
you um] come in number art-ll. more
nynlluml'hml 111111.,ulore bountiful lllllil
lbu llrut. with II liglltuene and more 11ml
(‘lllll’lll of coloring! that mode ll 11 anion»
did work of unlllre, Long hauled thin
the Auxlmu ulle’r’ his wife and 111.1111-
uged to gel 11 lnlr photogr11pii.'l‘he
ereb was so nigh that the trees of Cal-
lrorniu would seem dwulloll beside it
and the men look what measurements
they could by climbing and clinging to
(be unuvoo‘ u Aided
They found the 81111111. or Lillie
bridge. newmi lullell down the omlyou.
the arch in l'mllity of luuueuoo (limou-
eioua, but 11:13qu in rumburlsou with
lhouo that tint! bud mousurod. All
around those brhlllon uro crow; lllul
ulruuuo lorulullouu. ruvo dwellings.
llprluga and other ”bloom of lulemnl.
but the Ceillt'l' el‘ niiruullou in end will
lllwnyu be those three lowering arches
which upon the While ouuyou.
Uudouhtully (bone bridge: ore of
“rout m-ioutlllc interest. not ulouo be
more lboy uro so for no known the
lnrgeut unlurul brilliant in the world.
but hormone they are extruordluury or~
million of nil-1mm amnion. in ancient
river probably (-nl'rml mm Wool
ili’l‘lli‘ll. which may luwu bl'ull known to
pneiliuiorlc dweller: of the (leuori mull.
willow York Sun.
.W
The Crowded Way.
“The lnlo (lopeml iloolh.“ will 11 Finl-
rntiun Army remain of Philadelphia.
“lured to admit freely that the bull mm
but] more lurk-oi lee» while carrying
on bin barium-Ilium the wood Milli.
i'illmillnlr bin white board, he put the
matter in II bent epigram one night in
New iorlt.
“ my any the my 1;! the trans-
gromlr in hard.’ be said. ’M on! rate
Restraint! isn't lonely! “
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A Diflloull 9rd".
mule (it tnbl'élwl want my pen»
«11111: new I dorft met any old men:
rm -
[rather (steal; a You keep your,
mouth shot and out your animus»
ton Trfnueript
W
To «in mo in patient soother our"
North. the South Nul'wulh photograph will meet "‘0‘“ ilrlliuy “V"“l'm' ”t; |
or, nuccoedlnghliee Mny 'l‘uok. who 09“” ”C’mm' m 111lW1IES [PORT ,
The moot lookml for man on the null “WW l“ m“ Chit” to U“! station
1111 with I!” heard 0' "worth flgul' lllM‘Li though Homo limo bu exports to 11 11111101 in llllliululolt, Hu: llllly.
new party lllldoulliug it the Pure ”“1 all "n m“ ”We“ on Auguut 12‘ V “ .... ”W"
.tnl, and his eon, Arthur D l‘nlmor, of
”m be roprooouled on the oouu— ills hobby noomn to be the trying out Witt-“l
1111 1111 1111111111111 145 voten “11111111 _, mellt at Dead -’Mun ll guard Well. The
.f on the ticket after much pretent- will be the moat tolerated. Good tenants are t b. Wflor
'1” hail gone to Springfield. Mneuoollu- -mw
ureter front lilill morning way; Mr 919,, and won but aboard a New York trulu
the ”turn“. had (.(demmg try mm of the other lmupltuiu ll l'hilu; 1
PM”. and to (aim “m with 'illu amounts of tho liolno tulugmpbml llllipll liurd illill Neuron Roberts.
.901?“ FROM ’l‘llll ””111 Eugleuville, «ml-1., brought him bnck' ‘I‘Iun Mmuoriui (‘llurl'h olVlloly ’l‘rin'
on. new (in? of Howell: by of different hospitals, on he hue ilnozll W
Wesley Ci. Wood his opponent. rel ~»Sentinel Wants ”a n ““1“ action mm mm mm“ "89" in paving ““3
the ndvertieing.
Q
I ”hawthorn Proverb.
loom up in White canyon for from the
~ 111511 1111111111! Stomp. who u'he'tnmllinr '
‘ Roger 'Sheehy broke a pnnol of one with lltnb und in pullirnlnr with the
~11) ‘ilmhmkm a": ll. .1‘1..l"
.mmduuruod [0.111htllllgl‘glllls'ne would gillrnllteo to 1
:
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A WORD on TWO FOR
ADAM.
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9—...—
Adam doubtless was a trifle
Crude“
Adam lacked a college educa-
tion;
Probably his speech was often
rude."-
He deserved no lofty social eta~
tion;
Adam were no collar nor a shirt
Adam’s Emile may seldon have
been sunny,
But. at least. he never tried. 1, to
1 flirt ,
With a girl who merelydiked
his money. ,
Adam had no taste at all {or art
Adam was a roan oi prune} pas-
" 810113;
ItVappcals that Adam. frogn the?
1V M I .. I I ‘V M- . . 3 4
1‘ leféh "tincture-3:9 .91..$_'.., h , 1 , -
lions; ‘3,
Adam was no stateernen and no
sage
Adam preached no gospel to
his brethers
But he never ventured to engage
In a cunning schernc to svvindle
oshers.
‘1?
' .A'damldld but little to exalt,
Adr m lacked ideals and mini-5- A
11011:
If it had not been for Adams
fault -
No man would be going f'a per.
dition;
He woe; neither hendmmc 1101' re-
fined,
And his manners doubtless
~were distressing,
But, at least. be novel. when he
dined.
Made them let him mix his sal—
ad dressing
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11911111111 Went. ere a quick. action
and lowdown. m. oi! communi-
cation. Thor: emit a. direot way of
carrying 11 meeting! to the ones‘who
will be moot interested.
ADVERTISE lN THE SENTVINEL.
Coal Stove
457—. ~ '
GAS
STOVE»
Are you going to “lay oil"
your Gas Stove for the Winfiw?
Why? Figure up what your Gas
Steve has cost you (' ’5ll menial
during. the punt sol.» a, $2.09.
$3.00, or at the unit’s, $5.01).
Can you run thelcoel :‘ 'llve [Cr
2.00. 83.00, or even F’~’l0 per
month? it takes nearly :1. ton
of coal to keep the "‘ehon
' range going one month 1' ’ you
can‘t buy a. ion or real i1. :‘ ”1.00.
Why, then, lay of! the Gar. rare
for the Winter? ‘
if your kitchen isn't hi.
1 have a connection made :‘.:'1
the furnace or healing eye . ‘-
It uili not cost over $15 00.T1 ' i
you will enjoy the comfort u r
luxury of your Gas Range t2:
yeal around No coal or :13er
to carry, fire to watch, and all
the dust and dirt which you
know the Cool Range molten,
done away with.
Stop and figure it out. .You
will linvrl the Gas Range is real-
ly the cheaper.
U. E. L.&W.Co.
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