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f. Miss Jeanette Been has returned
“borne, after spending a few? days in
[vapour and Monroe.
Harold Welsh, or. Hartford. formerly
not: Emit Norwnlk. npent Sunday and
Monday with Scr tt'l'lcun.
' "The coal barge ‘iBright Star" is un-
loading at the doctor of the Ferris Coal
Company in Witter street.
Dr. ‘Buabce, tho hfst survivor of
tall at the Dorian Point Colony of sum-
mer oottagere, returned to his home
inl‘New York city today for the win-
ter. ‘
Vincent ll‘ardwick, the East Nor-
walk ind who clipped off the end of
his linger while at work in Trow-
bridges box shop lax-it week, is getting
along nicely.
.‘ h. ”WM—um Wt...
, though ”suffering great pain, managed
Trouble was an in catdom this morn-y
”WWW“.-.
“N“ a man "it W “lam” L;«.hnimnammmmmmmmmmmiuWIm
ions that Mr. Benetton was not more
mm tom. m. (lawman. oi»
to‘orawl to the houee‘ands summoned “5t P h
assistance. it is to bellowed that Mr.
Bowman’s recovery will the epeedy and .
that no complications will develop.
To .the Editor of The Sentinel:
Some things are nuld about us that
giro on concern. I um told that during;
the recent campaign a newspaper 02‘
our city printed a statement to the:
effect that l said iiwould deliver one—l
half ol’ the votes of ltownyton to thel
People’s party candidates on election
day. finch a statement given the grant
concern. which I would have to bear“
in silence it I were guilty of such ul
slip or the tongue. Since I did noiiy
make the atatement, i think i um:
instilled in’nekimg you to print these
lines, for i wish to any to the voters
or Rowayt'on, that the newspaper nrw
ticle did me grave injustice in that
there was lacking one great casein
tiai thing in the matter and that
thing was truth. I hold the voters of
alhowayion in such esteem that i
would not dare to trifle with their
confidence by such a bountiful word:
During the latter days of the campaign
l. was asked by interested parties bow
.To remove your aches
from a
”gm-mum
the rectal ~
in: when Mother Get at Hefner's store i we “00d in Rowayton. My ”3913’ 0"“
appeared wearing an orange colored ery time was that we Were divided
ribbon, the saying ‘green Willi envy'laml my opinion W“ that we were
> 1 being exemplified thereby. iabout evenly divided. it these words
i. can be censtrued use statement that
Benny Cello. of East Norwalk, 1 would “deliver" votes—then i am
marched in the parade or the United glad I do not have to “construe" for
ltalian Societies yesterday and. was} llVifig-
i
given a rousing cheer on the parade ‘.
‘ went through this district
The spile driver and the concrete
gangs are working industriously out
the bridge toduy. The cold weather?
is invigorating for the workmen and;
greater endeavor is thus made poser.J
hie. E
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With his great-coat and kid glow s‘
protecting him partially from the still
norther, Patrolman Frank S. Stratton
stood in the ice of the bridge contract. ;
ors' shanty on the bridge this morn.
ing; and thought i‘eeitnuly of the days
gone by.
Mr, and Mrs. Earle Von Nostrnd.
vwho were recently married at their
home in Conquout (lonely, New York,
and are now enjoying a honeymoon
;‘ trip to this section of the country, are
guests of 'Mr. and Mrs. Frank 1’.
.I’etty, of Cove Street. " ‘
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MAW
, “7
OWAYTON ,
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'Charlea Ginger, of McKinley place,
V. " has been entertaining lilvcrctt Nupo-
titer, of Brooklyn. .
" l
Mrs. H. ll. Tinker and. son Edward
have returned home utter a week‘s:
, visit with friends in Gutlcnberg. New
Jersey.
. Dnvid w. Mills, or l’ittefield, Mass"
has been visiting his parents, Mr.
and Mrs, Oucor S. Mills, of Highland
avenue.
A number of residents here during
the summer are still remaining, Sev-
., oral bu Hickory illui‘l’ will remain un.
til altcr- Thanksgiving. ‘3 «
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Mr. and Mrs. Elmer E. liner, of
Rowuylou nvenuc. hum boon outcr-
toiniug Mr. uud Mrs. A. Smith l’cllv
and daughter Margaret, of Patchoguo,
Loni; inland.
Samuel Mould; the llowuylon live-
one grocer. has purchuuod u live innu-
aengcr ldmpire automobile, und in
having hie old our converted into n
delivery nulomohllc,
Mr. and hire. i-luuiucl Mend. Mr.
and Mrs. l‘burlcu (3: llowmun uml
daughter Shirley and Mrs. May l’latt
mndo nu nulomohllo trip to the lion
bury ii‘ulr. hint week.
rm... .
Much favorable cmmnnut in licorii
here on tho ulunu tbul hove been out
on pole» u uhorl. ilinlnnco nbovc and
below the ltowuylou public uclumi,
wnrnlnv; muomohlllulu or n miliooi
= 4., and probniily will ho. the motion of
" preventing runny ucrlilcnlu.
.rw
The MGM” horn Wl‘i‘ll vary Hurry VI { nlrniuhl'imt on many or the bout ploy. " mmnpr Whom“ 0" 4mm." lingcr at Jesus finiduli‘oilow ’l’iiou lilo.” Ht! hun-
.. learn or the accident which occurrml
to Andrew .1. llowmun. of Wanton, for»
merly or thin place. where he livod on
Weill, Bide nvenilc. Mr. ilowmnn hull
gone lo the burn to but thing» in
shape for the night and while climbing:
* Ellie my and Mr. Bowman won
t, thrown to the floor or the burn. break
‘Ayer’s Pills
Gently Laxative. Marmot-d. ‘
now. 0“! Tim.” m” i
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lwuck null cmlunucrcd llllllly.
,imd wliuu be main in the box the Kniui
Respectfully yours,
HARRY E. SCOFIIBLD.
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