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Evening sentinel, Monday, November 3, 1913 · page 9

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motions. to loauevfor her winter homer / " “ ‘ A 2.
soon. ‘ ‘ . ‘ ‘ ‘ , “f ’
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The otoroerotildiubieyeroroio- , ‘ V A ,
roton is being overhauled at the Dark N“ m ”0““ r” mm
9,. without. suitable salinity provision
‘ — for maintaining a comfortable
, A Oh (logo Salesman was in Dorian Wmmm in cold weather and};
on d'ruodflly. wearing abutton inscribed no other means of. boating: it all“
“W‘t at

”New satisfactory and unwary as worms
Mrs. ugene Buigeesor at new amhufing. .
avenue il‘ entertaining Miss Anne Nic-i The STAMFORD WRNHCE‘
I'm“ ‘1‘ "uh“ ' A . ' will provide I Wilt supply of

Mrs agar-ah H. Fanahnwe spent WM fresh warm 3‘“
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Benii+nin Harris at Stamford. has . ‘ ' .

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John Palomar, of Port Road ; 4...

'W . . Sunday
3;,an lgfiiutfi i: hfit hie hm: bundled». comm mice at.
the M. El Church in diamond-c, Bun-E
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ProfeLeor John B.AIB.rdwn and family day school louse mm and m
alonery collection the hrs-at ever it:
who but been visiting with Mrs. Chan.
(8 Fitch of Noroton have returned to ken. The pm"m' MD. W; ':
New“. N J. ' oett, he'd an appreciative audience in ,
“i the evening to listen to his inst din» r

A 'ooum in the eerie. upon “The Poauiv‘
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Miss ‘See ey, who is with her sister. b lien or i t’

Mrs rs‘Bn‘ilard. at Tokeneko, has impmy- ‘
ed quit some in health and her mum, Two Brldggport motor carp, were
vtri'é‘hdsl hope for her full recovery. in collision on the pom, Road near
int
Constable F‘red Ottmer chased a Mira: (girlish Siam: The. can.
gang 0L {owdies who were creating a were attempting, to pads each other. ,
disturb nee from the Noroton Schmi- Jame. Lovm ox Damon WM 3118‘;
house flmoet to Miller's Bridge last ‘5 and- coats my being drlmk and
night breach of. the peace. in mdsawrk He
1was arrested October 24. and has.
Misei Laura Smith of Berlin Conn. been at may.“ home because un-

a missionary from Africa. will speak Mlle to appear in the City Court until
an theicongregationnl Church tumor this morning.

row night. Mien Smith is on. a year‘s
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There will be a meeting of the Do:
John-1 Raymond‘ who had a. relapse rien MW“ WWW“ Sdndny
., school milliliters on roomy. tomorrow.
is ontiogelii and like. Richard the ,
.. i at 8 p :m at the home or «Mrs. Edward,
W, is himself 331111.39 was proa-
Sinner: on Gracie strut, During The-
ént an spoke at Dnrlen M. E. meet-
log in it Wednesday eyening Sunday school had its banner attend-
, ' lonce yesterday, also being missionary 3
There will. he a. meeting at the town Sunday, the collection hit the high-wa—

mu“. 8 it. 111.. tonight, and it a. “m. ter mark. Any one attending a 888‘.
importimt 0“,“, all who are intereat- sion of the Sunday school in euro to-
ed in #1,“, walk on post Bond to firm go ugnin. Duet by Raymond brothers I,

ole etn‘eet, from public school should 01' ”‘9 infant “1“.“ was a “W “9“}
be there. ant feature. l

 

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The Huiiowo‘ on dance in the Town:
Hull was a huge success, and the hurt
dred or more, present had a lively,
time. The hall was splendidly decorat-
, ed with autumn foliage, pumpkins
and other Halloween accessories. The
music was given by an orchestra from,
Glenbroolc and the dancing continued;
till it lute hour Many of the costumes!
were strikingly pretty The almir was
in the charge of Harold Cantrell,
George Scbiichting and Russel Spoon ,
er.

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C. 8.} Worth of Railroad avenue tookI
a, M eye off last week and went to
the so. has of his boyhood at 'l‘otten-
Ville. Staten island. where he met
those ivhom he had not seen since he
went to school with them.

Boy$ wil‘o are'poeitively without
any «Sunday school can be put on to
something that will intereSt them, if
they communicate pereonnily With
Mood“. S. (‘ rlhseett who in on to many
games: that interest live bore.

 

M“... Mum Williams of Maple two? The honzine buggy of the ‘Darien ,
two and sister oi’ Mrs. J H. Shepard. garage “5“!” comes into prominence 1
Plus li ill a uucceneiui operation por- it is not on ordinary shooting Star”
iol'moi at the Brooklyn hospital. and that "buggy," but a comet that in-g '
is couvuiesoing ill. the home at a sis: tends to 00’“ “Ck at on once in “'1
nor in Brooklyn. She hopes to return while Yesterday, driven by m BM"
(,0 mm.“ this week. ;ier oi.‘ the garage. it decided to race
'the vBrush runabout beltmging to M4
J, h, Wilson, who is in tile read one thur Phillips. 'I‘hoy raced in TOHG'
tulle tuninosa with an onion in Nowgneke, and‘ the old "bum." at twentyl
York itity. and nine at Benton, ma wile miles an hour, won the race. But we;
and fitmilnyor the proseni,nre making thought no earthquake was upon us.{
their Jiome with Mrs. wumu'g mother, and hail” of Durien wnu hidden in the?
Mini, . N. Stillman, on Sedgewick are.~ cellar.
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til th‘ flowers bloom in the spring. Tho luldieu' Auxiliary of the Norm
l ........-....... ion Heights Fire Company gave a.‘
in arion, inst week, there wag ono Jolly l-iu‘llowo’en dance at the firm .

mile cf real estate, and mortgages at “WEB Wit flight. Over a hundred,
38,000: For the lust woe}: oi’ October, ”Wit 0'5 “‘9'“ “1 coutumo, were “m" .
191% there were three urinate”, ”tannin Tliooootumoe were vuried and
",0”th and the, mortgage“ were prime were given the handsomeet, ‘
$7,700 The "3me was of Alice M and niuo the moat comical, of both the ‘
thrift to Mary do Grout l‘ooto or New ““1193 “nd "“3"“ Mi“ ”“53”“ ‘
York pronortu M 'l‘oolteneko park iJuoobuon of Stamford, who aroused M
an indian girl. won the iirui prize, a h
Wo‘it is well along (m the new chino. Salad set, and Mm. Wiillaini
c‘imrc: which it. E. Shelton is, buiid- MOW?! “5 u 0°10?“ lady, "‘9 second -
on: r: rum Muihodiui. Society. it. to NW. a ”m“ lurd‘mm- The m9“ 5
countiuoted of 1,0110... tile blocks and prizes. boxes or cigars, woreuwurde’d
will prurient rm attractive appear: ‘0 Chauncey TY!” drew?" “5 a. trump,
undo when completed. 0. iii. Boutonnud Edward vSldwson, as n policeman:
in do! i: the plumbing and heating. WM ”“35“” orcheetre. playing; ,
, ,duncing ‘wao indulged in till a. into

The Epwor'li League will meet in‘hour The rooms were prettiiy demo
the. tiers of the Methodist Church. atoll with autumn leaves and pump.
AAt at 8 p m. The president iii: kins predominating. The committed
n to “I“.Wiflimfl to-eee dilute mom. in charge were Mrs. William Moran, i
more mt can possibly attend The Mrs. Brunue'r Mrs. Hubert Romeo andi
one party. won a great entice“. rm Cullen
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