R
. um».-. ma.-.W.
would not more. am» mu. m
‘wu-ds. .
Baok- fire caused a. lively blaze on 1a
motor-car on the Post Road, holf way
between Noroton and Dorian, yester-
if my afternoon destroying the finish or
the car jinn the furnishings oi the ten-
noon. The car, a six-cylinder Mot-lie.
Ilson was the property of William Hart.
on of New Rosalie lt‘was taken to
. It was particularly “drippy” on the the Dorian gal-ago,
~ bridge today, but Captain J. Harry
‘flibsouswas 0n thejob as usual
‘ emu Mend, of Edlle avenue, was
1 to have paid his annual v1 sit to the
. Donbury Fair today, but the weather
1 has postponed the excursion one day.
1—..-
This is Nor-wall: Day at the Dan-
, ‘bury Fair but because of the isdnirree-
' “is wésther, many who had planned
to attend from the East Side, have
.: Wen up the idea.
lam squirrels cannot be killed in
Minot Nomalk now. because it is aJ
part of the City of Norwalk, and the
statute prohibits the shooting .01:
1 > grey, squirrels in cities.
M—
Mrs,’F‘1'ank"Bonnett; is visiting rel-
uthOS ln WQSIDON. . .
F. T, J. rAmls,»spent.the weekend at
his home in Nomeld.
can humane is wrung hny‘ from
the Krusch tar-1n to dim-walk,
Georgetown friends ‘haVe visited
MissAiice Fitch, of Godfrey street.
The Dorlon’s Point jigger car was
delayed some ten minutes on the
, 7:24 westbound trip this morning uear‘
‘the‘Benedlct‘s Farms bridge. The
powerwas bad and very weak.
Mrs, Charles Barnes has returned
from a visit with Bethel friends.
Mrs,,0scar Budd has entertained
relatives from Norwslk‘and Cannon.
._ E35“- Norwaik 390919 are interested1 Mrs Sarah Waterbury, has returned
.1“ in the new city council and its work ,from an over night visit in Winnipauk
, ivo service on the part of the Flint
1 of the diffrécnt committees; and if the
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The improvement Association
Has Aided loPrrnross anti
Social Uplift ‘
WNW
Tuesday, October 7, marlred the suc»
cessful ending of another year of not.
’Norwulk Improvement Association. in
the interests of this community. ‘
its past achievements, together with
its present record, have given it a per-
manent place in the hearts of those
who are interested in, and have a prop.
er appreciation of whatever makes for
progress and social uplift.
The improving and beautifying of
certain localities represents much pa-
tient and persistent effort on the part
results, in some instances, have not
proved altogether satisfactory. enthu~
siasm is undiminlshed, and the desire
to serve iis sincere as when the cool»
ety was first organized.
The people have responded so gen-
erously to the call for better condi-
tions. the association is greatly on-
couraged, feeling as it does, that it is
more firmly established than ever in
public favor. ‘
A, complete summary of what has
1‘ as was evidenced by the large number . M. ..
1 who attended the first meeting lastl Edward Taylor left town on Mon-
‘l, , evening. it is quite gratifying to day to spend some time in New Jer-
" East elders to know that Councilman sey.
fl. J, Hipeon was placed upon the fi-'
« nance committee as chairman,
Rev Mr. McKern and family, were
entertained Sunday by Mr and Mrs.
The young man who was forbidden j A. 0 Bradley
to see the young lady of his selectionlv m...
in East Norwalk after the first general Georgetown relatives hays been en-
of the World’s "Series because "pups." tertnlned at the residenCe of Charles
'is a Giant motor, is now in good favor R Morehouse.
again and was 1eceived with heuriy1 . ..
‘ .'. good will by the "old man" lost even-- Mrs Charles Wokemim. uho has
Ting after the victory of yesterday af— spent a few weeks in Trumbull has1
,1". ternoou. What will happen to him returned home.
.1, next is a mutter for conjecture. but.
" probably the \. oather will give him a
day of grace.
Mr. and Mrs. D, M. Andrews and
ldaughter min, have visited relatives
'at Greenfield Hill.
Daniel L'Hommedieu, the East Nor-
* walk grocer, was elected district tress! Miss Lizzie Adams spent Monday
'_ urer in his section at Monday 15 elec- as a guest at the Williams‘ residence
tion lie was nominated without how in the Upper Parish,
‘ (lug been consulted, and has declined.
serve Mr. li'Hommedieu appre— Miss Susie F‘hrelhnber has returned
toe the honor conferred upon him, from Georgetown where she has vls~‘.
1t cannot find the time to attend to ited her sister, Mrs Drew
.he duties throat upon him by the ___._____..-. , .
, position. The 011111111 “ill probablyI Mrs L A. Beers arid Mrs..losopl1-
,1: resign that his place may be filled by Beaudry, spent yesterday with Mrs
- the proper authorities; :Loren Davis in Reading
1 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rowland, of
.Ridgefiéld, were weeklend guests of
'Mr. and Mrs, Edward Rowland.
Maw
OWAYTON
“I-
Mrs. Percy Brown, formerly Miss
ed the Shelton Sanitnrium for a course
E. Phillips, who has been living at of treatment.
. Pine Point, returned to ‘New York
4‘ city today. i
:MINMMW‘,
.bridxe and family, who recently sold
AND itheir Weston residence to Stoplicn1
' 1Watcrbury will soon leave town to re
LNOROTON ;eitic in West Mcdway, Mass, where Mr.
i‘rowbridge has purchased another
form
Mr. Giiloito and family from South
1Norwsik moved to their new home
here, the former, D L. llowlant resi:
ideuce on Monday
L‘MM We «1..
i , .
A. H. llolmosfl . r., 1 Falriield County Pomona Grange.
has left for New
lNoriield Grunge, on Wednesday, Oct.
l 15. The fifth degree will be conferred
on several candidates. Dinner will be
liliil‘Vlld at. noon, and a line progrum
Daniu] Motimdy is recovering from
a recent illness.
The lJillll‘H' Aid Society of the Math»
(idiot (film-ch is propurlnu for aialr
on Oct ill I
afternoon session.
lir Curios Murlyn or Noroton was! MASONS AT LARGE REGEPT'ON
at n church (union-111 1- in (iraouwicbfl
this work .
1 1111 Master Mason of .Murldon Lodge. A.
all over New England gathered
congratulate him on the eventful once
0 M Gust 11nd futnilv oi (‘ullondur 11 plan
for the wintcr.
tomobilo tour.
‘tonded were Deputy Grand Master 1rd
Hartford, trustee of the grand lodge.
, she will spend the winter.
Joseph Golden of Newton, has taken
a position with tho Harlem branch
store of the Pork & 'l‘llford Company.
8. Z. POLI HA8 LEABED ONE
MORE. THEATRE.
fin- hin vacation this week. Mr. Bates. 3 1: as a stock house, commencing 0cto«
.. who in mm of MOW! 0.091310? 0““ her 13 Mr Poll is planning to moire
' m has none to Fort Jefferson, 1.» i this venture one or the most success.
1ful he has undertaken anywhere and
The trolley curs. Biomforddino the pimple here are ready to extend
bound. have had a deal of trouble to him a very one band. The Audito
in wins up the 1;de that below at :rium is a. one house and Dir. Poll has
he‘s Episcopal Church in 80m had it put into first clue condition.
several days past The wheels wont
lmuch space; but many unsightly and
_ I mention. One is the establishment of
‘ginning to show signs at vigorous
{Annie Ludford of Weston, has enter-1
Mr and Mrs Henry Mcrwin 'I‘i' row-1
York 1 No, 0, will hold a special meeting with .
’wiil be the principal feature of the
1H. WALES LINES 18 HONORED BY
MldlllliidN, Oct. 9..-—-ll Wales Linen (lulid wus hold youtorduv slim-noon ut
1<on1111omoruted his 60th anniversary the ollrltelcy Hl- Wt Olluiliil
Mrs. 11‘, W Jackson has left her 1". and A. M., In Masonic Hall. Monday "looting was not largely attended and
Norotou homo and yono to New York evening. where fully 300 Masons from the election of oillcurs for the ensuing
to year was deferred until next week.
f’oini have started on on summon 9,11 ! An informal reception was hold. and and Mrs. iouls Potter were appointed
lumen: the rominont Masons who ut- u nominating committee and instruct-
More or rim summer poopio hero nro’ ignr ill. Parkman, of Thompsonville;
remaining for the winter season, oneh;(irond Junior Deacon Wallace 8. meeting.
~ successive year. 1Moylu, of New liavcn; ltov. Arthur 11‘.
- . .. Lewis, associate grand chaplain; John
“Mrs. Joseph J. Little of Collendor'fl (i. Rowland. post grand master of
Poifii has left for New York, where North linvon, and lesion linker. of the Wednesday afternoon Whist Club
lBAilli‘iMCilm, Oct. 9r~8ylvostor Z.
.l’oli has taken a live your lease of,witl1 Mrs. George McKay on October
Constable Wiihor 13. BM” hill-'1 19”, the Auditorium here and will conduct 22nd at the home of Mrs. Clifford flan.
been accomplished the past twelve
:mouths would. perhaps, occupy too
unwholesome conditions have been
lovercome. and changed into a sonic
blance of o1der and decency.
1 Two things are especially worthy of
a. system of garbage collection that
has won, not only cordial and substan-
tinl support from those directly bone
fitted by it, but has had the endorse
ment, as well, of the Board of Health. ’
and local physicians.
The grading and beautifying of the
lgrouuds at tho west-bound, East Nor-
lwalk R. it. station has been another ,
marked improvement. One has but to
recall the old conditions that existed
there so many years to rightly apple
‘cluto u but has been accomplished by
the committee having that work in
charge.
A driven oy has also been added to
‘tho old cemetery: and the hedge near
l'oniiuncc, us if stimulated by the gen-
iernl feoli 1g of encouragement is be.
growth uotulthsthnding the deprco
sing effect of two 1 onbecuflvo seasons
of dry weather. and is rushing very
substantial claims to
g which is proving the good judgment of
the friends who stood so staunchly by
,it in its duys of adversity, udVocating
lful‘ it one more year in which to re«
11119111 the promise mode for it,
1 The your has indeed been a good
one; giving as it does. evidences of it
'most excellent administration. With
the re election of Mrs. Hipsun, as pres-
idc11t,und hcr eflkient stud of co-
'workors. the people may sell feel the
utmost confidence in whatever future
’ontorpiisos are undertaken by the us-
luooinfioh for tho gonorul welfare of the
community.
1 It would be premature to mention
I whut is in contemplation for the com
ling your, but huvidu received eel-wu-
unions of the continued sympathy and
cooperation of those who have won. l1
ed carefully the progress already
made. the association has reason to
feel that it hopes. in respect to plans
‘ior the near future. are bound to be
justified. Ambitious as those hopes
urn. they are not beyond the possibil-
ity of achievement.
1 lililili-ilc BUSBING.
East Norwulk, ()(‘L 8.
ELECTlON OF OFFICERS DEFER-
1 RED.
l 'iilo uuuunl mootlng of St. Paul's
Owing to
tho inclement wanthor conditions the.
Mrs. Vurnoy. M111. Minion Church.
Mrs Louie ’i‘ayior. M211 Wurron Smith
ed to propare a tentative list of of“
core to be nuinnittod at next week's
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ENTERTAINED A‘r CARDS.
Mrs, Eugene O'Connell entertained
ul. her home in West BVeniie, yesterday
afternoon. After the prizes were
awarded to Mrs. lloburt Pearson and
Mrs. O’Donnell 11 ilve—o'cloohttea was
served. The next meeting will be held
doll, liockciiff.
W
Sentinel Wants are a quick action
and inexpensive menus at communi-
cation. They aftord a direct way of
1csrrylng a message to the ones who
will be most, interested.
Housewives which Sentinel Want
Advs. for. clues to that aspired-to Wrot-
recognitlon; .
for position!"
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DAILY POEM;
/ Meaning:
0'13: going ahesd’s
."¢’ ‘1 ‘1‘;
THE HOMEWARD BOUND.
(E. W. 0., in New York World.)
“Homeward Rush of Ameri-
cans Growing," says the cable
news headline.
Good-by. Old World, and listen!
As we go.
We want to say you surely are
some show,
On ruins, ancient history, old
masters and all that
You've gotten so beaten flat,
And thats’ the truth.
You make us feel our: youth,
The which, beg pardon just the
same. ‘
Is one great reason why we’re
glad we came.
Of the Hereafter. as by some
witcman defined,
"r13 said a‘ lot has been already
left behind.
Don t
worry Over
things of yore;
more vital
11w) the good betel-op.
That‘s why we have you on the: ~
drag,
And why we brag
And bluster, some. but meaning
no ofl‘onSc.
The glow intent:-
Is on us of our unripe years-—
Of hepcs whose fire is all un-
quenched by fears.
Sailing from your age-founded
forms and shrincs.
I We haste where shines
Far in the future years the vivid
ogal
Desired of Everyman’a up-reach-
ing, living soul.
We may not reach.
’Tis true. the doom; of which
our sages preach;
Ours. none the less. the present
Promise and the Land
Of freedom's love. 80. Old World,
here's our band,
What years may bring to us of
strengthened faith and fame,
Here, from our hearts, is wishing
you the some!
Plain . 'and ‘
Simple
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. RAILROAD
TIME TABLE
in am: June 23, 1913.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK
A. M.——i:20x, hzlix, 5:411, 6:09
6524:. 6:43x. 0:55. 7:18. 7:46, 8:111.
824111. 8:603. 9:15;, 0:37, 10:20:
i0:45x, 1,1238.
P. M.——-12:58x. 1:08, 2:101, 2:50:
3:27, 4231:. 5:41, 5:521, 6:37, 6:51:
nanny.
A. M.—12:25x,. 5:.llx..5:4lx, 622,41
8:54, 10:20x.11:24.
P. M.——~12:i8x, 21391:. 35:50:, 5:41
5:523, 0:5611, 7:12:, 7:621, 8:211
9:223. 9:59, l0:28.
NEW YORK 70 SOUTH NORWALK
A. M.:—-i 45, 5:40, 0:05. 8:10:
8: 3" ..,x S: 66)!
10:60:. 11:08 1
‘P. M.——12:03, 1:05. 1:181, 1:231 Bar
urdsy only. 2:041, 2257, 8:301. 8:551.
4:151, 4:29, 6:051. 61241, 6:28. 0:011
6:07. 8:003, 8:20x. 9:003, 9:80. 11:10:
11:30, 11:39:. 12:00:. ‘
dunduyo.
A. M.-—lx:liox. 6:001, 8:381. 8:65:
9:00, 10:02:. 11:00:.
P. M.—-—12:10x, 1108:. 2:001, 3:44:
5:021, 5:04, 0201):, 7:14x. 8:001, 8:101
8:591, 10:00:. 11:10, 11:30:.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW
HAVEN.
A. M.-l:l:liix, 12:42. 1210:, 0:01.
7:23, 0-2111, 9:40x, 10:28:. 11:11:.
11:50:.
P. M.-—-12102, 1:20, 11:11:. 4:16
5212. 611511. 6:47, 7:101, 9:001. 9:10:
0:331:, 10:0011, 11:10.
Bundoyl.
A. M.-—-12:101, 12:421. 1:171, 1:43
0:401, 10:10, 11:11:. i
P. M.-12:07x. 22131:, 3113:. 4150:
611011, 0:40, 7:1011. 8:341, 9:001, 9:30!
10:07:. 11:07:.
SOUTH NORWALK TO DANBURV
A. M.-—1:20, 11:13. 3:21. 10:01:.
P. M.—-1:25, 2:23:. 41351. 6:31:
0:20. 7:203.
Sundays.
A. M.—~101011r, 10:25,
P. szzib. 7:10.
11:15.
P. Maw-3:44. 0:85. 8:803.
_ ,1 “We.
A. M4103. 11:10, .
P. lea-t: 00, 7219. 8.3“.
9:151, 10:02:, 102% _
causunv ‘ro eou‘m uonwaut
A. M.-~0:00. 7:111. me, 10:01:.
1 .‘Y‘,‘
WWI”, OCT. , 19013
DIES lN BED BY GAS
sunnrou,0n.9.-nob1lr1 0. say
119136 6,4 was accidentally dsphyxisted
‘by illuminating gas during‘ last night
at his home here. He was Found deed
in bed today with the gas pouring
into the room from an lopen cook.
The medical examiner after an luVes.
Htiuatlon said death was one dental.
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coal Stove
G K s
STOVE,
Are you going to "lay off",
your Gas Stove for 1i) Winterfi.
. Why'i. Figure up who: vour Gas,
Stove has cost you c ".1 month
11111-1111; the pest sear 1. $2.00,.
$3.00. or at the outsiv 1. $5.00.:
Can you run the Coal i‘r-we for
.0200, $3.00, or evon 1:. ‘0 per
month? It takes pearl; -1 ton
of coal to keep the it when
range going one month an ‘ "on
can 't buy a ton of coal for ’~ ".‘i
Why, then, lay of! the (ins . :' 1 e
for the Winter? ‘
If your kitchen isn‘t host!“ .
have a connection made you
the furnace or heating systo 1
It will not cost over $15. 00. Then
you will enjoy the comfort am
luxury of your Gas Range the
year around. No coal or ashes
to carry. fire to watch, and all
the dust and dirt which you
know the Coal 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.
”fin-r.—
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LOVER’S
THE PLACE
FALL
SHOES
The new ones
are here in all
of the latest
toes——
ELITE
RALSTON
HANAN
Always the Latest Things in
WAL
PAP R
Painting
Paper Hedging
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Decorating
The domain Co.
10 Pint 00. El
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