mommaraamw Walnumm got,
mean on m was W hhuhy.“MW.*
rightweuihostmmqeodml mm
homo mainland. When saith. -
tlsb W would, approach the drive
an; operations would own until the
animal was led; out. limy latemt
ed alum watched the work '
l
o
their usurious. stew weekends»
now located is love. where Mr. Boss
is learning the dairy business. Mrs.
nets was formerly Miss Mlanierilor
roll, a popular school teacher in South
Norwaik. and daughter or Captain and
Mr rs Daniel P. Morrell, or Crockett
s.treot
Them in a complaint on the port at
m (cartoon wires limbs be» lost Norwalk merchants and automo-
has the W towers today. billets about the condition of Van
mat street, and it is possible that a
is Kellen. ot Hendricks ave- complaint Wm be rosisiewd in due}
no, is having his homereshingled 1
Oat-.m-v-
A sociable will be held under the
term with Street Commissioner.ausmces of the ladies' Auxiliary oi
an. mi km mum nus». chow 1‘
have been midis: is Bottom limo .
A novelty entertainment and risers
will to am Thanksgiving are, by the
Monica Heights musics Co. in their
hail.
The Travel Club which has recently
been «cooked meet! this evening at ,
the nonsense oi the Congregational
church.
he Woman's Auxiliary will meet
George A aberron in the near future.
Bloyciiabs, too, had it unpleasant: rid
the Rowayton Hose Company, No 1,
on Wednesday evening. November ilk,
Miss Gunbill and Howard ‘Wiimot
' undo afternoon with Mrs Potter
M y ' ins to “y the least at the home or Miss Kate Crockett!
‘were married Saturday evening at the
grocery Boulevard home of the groom by Rev. H. S Cros
sett The couple will remain in Darien
for the present.
“ i re uest obrin (1 l1
The Evening Sentinel is requested 3:2,”;1‘21; 11:,“ng tor raid: it?»
to pm" the ““0"“ items “ken humming. Ladies will also please
“'0'“ "‘5 Bridgeport Standard 0: ‘Nov furnish crackers All will be welcome
ember 8th,1913,and which were cop who are interested
led from the dies of that paper for Sat-1 .t
urday, November 8, 1873: Letter From Mr. Hart
Married: in this city November 1. LaPorte City, Nov. 12, 1913.
by Rev J. G Davenport, Henry E. The Editor at Evening Sentinel
Avery and Mrs Emily Spencer 'Ilear Sir:
in this city, November 4 at the ln contemplating a triphto the West M" Genres 5‘ Brown Wk“ 1““ ”“9"
Park street powerless b, the Rev J this autumn many of my friends, some visiting Mr and MW J01“! A Fair
G Davenport Charless Byxbee of of them readers of your interesting Milka“ Movie “611419. is expected to
South Norwalk and Miss Mary J Can- paper. asked me to let them hear from return in the home 0‘ Ml’ 8W9" K68 '
field of Norwalk me. so i thought I might send a low ier of Bmith Ridge New Canaan
Ilines to you, and it they should prove 5--
Iinteresting enough, you may publish intonnstion has been received in this
them in your paper. ' city of the birth of. a. doublet to Mr.
. We started, Mrs. Hart, my daughter. and Mrs. Frederick Bau1.iormeriy oi
iluiss Mary and myself, Nov. 4 at 10: 45 this city. and now residing in Nero-
Ia. m. ., from South Norwalk, arriving in top. where 'Mr. flour is summed inthe
New York city in time to get a good meat and grocery business. Mr and
dinner before starting in real earnest Mrs. Baur leit this city about four
ion our journey on the two-fifteen years sgo.——,d)anbury News.
train on the Lackawsnna road. l . -~_.. .—
The eastern part of New Jersey: Rev, Hurry Rea, pastor of the Noro.
fseemed to the farmer's eye unluvit- ton Heights Methodist Fragrant
Sergeant .1. Harry Gibson presided
r the tradlc on the Weshinstoa
t bridge this morning
William Gatiney the, Ncroton lad
" who was injured in stopping ' a run
away in New York recently, has been
'dlamissed from the hospital and is ex-
pected home in a tow days,
mush—«'1-
Mm Woodward of East Norwaik,
’ ery ill with the grip, at her home.
1' Fort street, East Side.
, ,Mr. and Mrs Les Jones, of 53 Oe-
rn avenue, entertained friends
trots New Haven, over Sunday
Miss Nellie Caison will give a party
her home in the Heights ilhis even-
celebrate her 14th birthday
Anumber of East Norwalk peeple
,tte'nded Hoyt's Theatre last evening
gnduclaim the show to he unusuallyl
good this week
I. “a“... I Mrs. John Lynch went to New York
Joseph H. Brown, Jr. of Taylor ave for the day 133‘ Friday
as, has had his launch hauled out in “www—
the Starch Creek Shipyard the work F“ Brawn has 19“ his summer “01310.
being completed yesterday. , at Tokeneke 10’ New York on)“ '
—..
The masons are working on Pier 8 30139" Warn, Of New York city.
this morning erecting the foundation spent Sunday in Rowayton visiting
or the pier. The work is interesting friends ~ 1
and many are watching its progress. “”
Mrs. H. C. Valentino and daughter.
The bridge was white with frost this Mrs 1. B Brown. were in New York
morning, and was a pretty spectacle Saturday. '
before many teams had traversed its
surface toremove the white coating.
appealed lbetter and the country more weeks evangelistic campaign at’iiollis
prosperous. terville. Penn, Thejnew churn build-
The ride through the Orange Moun- mg at Nomtnn, Heights is‘
and “Wit-“"1 he held shortly. the liable avenue M
Sometimes riding through the val p Church has given them one of its
ieys with mouutdi‘ns on either side and Organs for use in’ihe‘ne-Iv; 0M; .
again climbinb the hills. Before night
we ruched the Delaware and the Wu-'
. tor Gap, iollowing the side or the river
and the hills towering on either side
for miles. till we reached the summit
of Mount Pocono in time to see a most
gioriouelsunsct and night closed on
the scene.
We arrived at Buffalo soon after
Mrs B. Templeton and daughter
my. oiiBrooklyn, N Y_, were vislttors
in town Friday.
A
, The concrete was placed in the
forms of the north bridge wall at the Carl Raymond of llmfldence R. i.,
933“?” and 0f the work ye‘m’day paid a week- end visit with his parents
and are being allowed to harden and on West Side avenue
Set. .
,
-~'
WEST
NORWALK
, Miss Marion Crockett, of New Ha-
“ East NOTWfilkerB are paying their ob. ven, has returned to her home after midnight where- we waited for some
ligations 88 a P681111 0f the Ysie— Splending the week-end here. ‘ilme and our couch was switched onto} a . EV
l Princeton game Some of the wagers ., —-——:—- -— .ihc Nickel Plate line. " i .ha‘tmenffih been not
were called oil. because the game was , ‘MI‘S. George A. wright and Miss We arrived at Cleveland, Ohio, about ““5 u “w “’01 3mm M e and gen
tie. Edith Wright, of Crew avenue have daylight, from here to (lineage Was orally “9'0th ”099'”-
t" ' been visiting in Rochester, N. Y. a 'day full of scenery of great interesti,
' The weather was perfect. . ,
. 012,111: C:::::tism‘:::;l:; t: 3193:: :2: On Friday Mr. and Mrs. Edward For many miles We rode on the lug with rheumatism (or some time.
King closed their summer home at shore of lake Eric, giving on quite n is now well on the road to recovery.
the flooring for the till is being laid. Tokeneke and returned to New York view of thc‘iako. . ‘ __,;.n.‘_ ‘-
. he teams are carting gravel to the 01!? Rev, Dr Brown oi the Dariou
The country was level. objects being
“her church will hold szrvices in the o-hap
_._.__._. visible as for us the eye could reach.
Mrs. A' M‘ Beardsley, ”f 130310‘1- "39 There were large stretches of mar el next Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock
. Yesterday was one of the annual been the 3‘18!“ 0f friends in WP“ Side ket gardens and acres of strawberries, ‘ 4-.—
birthdays Cf Charles Nflwmm" M Key. avenue, svhere “"9 “a“ :1 “WI“?! "331' raspberries and peach orchards and The Ladies' Aid of the West Nor-
‘ser place, and he celebrated With a dent. grape Vineyards. in' one place “Installs walk chapel will hold a chicken sup-
per in the church on Wednesday or-
potty or his friends making the noon , Miss Nettie .A'ckerl‘ls , 1 vines reached book as for as could be
31°“ a memorable one ' y recover “I; seen enlnx, There will he an entertainment
of music.
from an attack of typhoid fever, 3‘ i'ultlier on come the corn holds on
though still confined to her home in eithel SW, of the ma d
Roton av.enue ' i in lllinois we saw mould-fashioned
rail-fence, known to furthers as the
Frank
William Beck. ti... his. been suffer-V
The Woman's Auxiliary will hold a
insole! meeting at Christ Church rec
tory. on Wednesday evening to’mske
arrangements for the fair to be held
he first week in December.
Ann Sutherland is having an arts—
also well sunk on ~her country estate
s :mlzc fence" We wondered if this in we“ ‘Norwalk.»- Woii'él & 01%..“ or
was a relic of the “old rail splitter." New Canaan is the firm engaged in the
as B. Beckett. We arrived in ”MW" about 3 9 work A Kewnncc water system will
Morrison Brothers have completed ... _. 'm. Here we 111111 a rest of about iour be installed
3: painting the exterior of the home at Miss Mary liart who is visiting her 1.01115 and a good dinner at Kline‘s 8‘. ....
, 1 Mrs. C. Appoli. m St. John avenue and parents in loi’oric City, Ohio is re- restaurant and .1 short walk. ~Aocidenls will happen but the
will start work today on Dr. A. l). momhering her friends here with 80.11““ C continued our journey umut ten 1 best regulated families troop Dr.1'hon
Wadsworth‘s place in South Norwalh. , venlr postal cards. ° “W'k “m“"g “‘ Cedar ““9“" '" ss' lirlectrlc Oil for such emergencies
I
John H. Broadway has broken
ground tor a new house in Crockett
astreet. adjoining the residence of Mos
n...-
, w Lilli-l “l ‘5 ‘1 m .lt eubdues the pain and heals the
The «Woman Flam“ Missionary {Roy 'Merriileld and Minot Crockett' Here we had another wait of about h1.1rin
Society, of the iliast Avenue Methodist have been engaged to deliver the mail (so hours and a chance to get a .-- _ .-——-g--v
m
. ”- unit of our journey and arrived at [A
T“ MW residence 0’ mm“ *1 ‘l’orte City at nine iliieon, where viel
" “mm. in Hlshlafld avenue, has been were met by my nephew and nieces
An East Norwslk young man swear. ilnlshed and the owner and totally will mu. 1.1., accommodating “Ford " Wu
‘ ed this rum-ulna wearing a largo M30 take possession ““3 month soon reached his beautiful home on‘
n which was inscribed ”No. ill. Chick. i dliuhop uvcnuo.
an inspector." Thom is said to balmy: ”2:: flingifizs'; 1”,;chéwkp . “dc more nglrlfdlyr sagguildmhzdxzj
. . ' do w o n on
‘3fiwldrstngliio.wm {or the olilclsl on Mt yesterday, to “I“ “p thor winter :nd last. 'but not least, we had the?
"finance in New York my pleasure oi embracing an elder brotiul
N .... or. oi ht one. whom i had not seen in;
Philip H. Fielding, utter a low low liter. Bye. at Albany. N. Y preseh’h “d evil“ flit: three years.
“mum“ remarks 1"“ reporter ““d “ two excellent sermons at the in tlst
.. . “l“
Wilde this morning, dennrtod for New confirmation at earth service. h needed rout
tors, where he is upcmlhm the day a. :llllitl _ - h h m no-
“cases“. i Miss lilvolyn honours, who w“ the' Ol‘ the manyridest roux one
guest of her aunt, Mm Benjamin Ell. try and what i saw in lower i will re—
John. of flowayton avenue. for two ”"3 ’mozg“:r’:ofigm&:‘xu°n'
O
agniélizg‘ise returned to her home in FREDERICK ll. MART.
questing this evening at the home of or end ol’ the village.
Mrs. Arthur N. Paddock. 59 Seavisw
- avenue
Lovsssl
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A“ 3““ Y0“ ““9. and ”“3““ m" Harold. attended a theatre party in
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this space for
.Ma-{Wiw
Dunes
AND
phumuou
Mrs. Valentino, oi Tokonehe. has we
turned to New York for the winter.
om one, was held 1m mum. About
guests called and there was mug
and refreshments were served. ’l‘he‘
to departed at a lots hour.
wws-
bert mason, registrar, has bonny.
enrollment for the perennial tax
that Norwalk, starting bright and
this morning. drying Buckley.)
WEEKEND, 3
L. A Williamson of New York spout
other retistru, has donutlsed 5mm”. with’l‘ H Sing at Newton,
0 t “
arlnir‘
talus, with its autumn tine. was grand. complwou and dedication seriiofisr mu}
Church, will hold its regular monthly from Rowayton poet onion in the low- “M" hronkinst. lm
M ii 11. we started on the last
very "
‘ing. but as we got further on. the land Church has been conductinwm‘ two . k
,
SPECIALS.
“ Buckley to do the work 101’ Heights.
’i , ,r , ‘ ‘ - ‘ “was ..
" identification tenths: nuts
L I ‘ L I ‘ mun autonomy nuances“), , _
“it?“ “tr-m mm a to '
DAILY, POEM
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‘8 And the voice of the nightingale
Knovv‘ ye‘the louda where the or“.
pmnd myr ticks? a? ..
Are emblems of deeds that: art:
done in their clinic“ 3 3. , 1M; .
Where the rage of thin: vulture,
, the lave of the turt
Now melt into 53mm,
madden to crime?
Know ye the land of the, cedar . .
and vine. .
Where the flowers ever blossom.
the beams ever shine: ' ' '
Where the light wings»; Zephyr,;
oppressed with perfume
.stG faint o'er the hex-dens oi
id in or boom.»»,4i.1,;
here the invoice ans olive arc
fairest 3! Huh. '
never is mute.
Where the tints of the earth and
the hues of the sky.
" In color though varied, in. beau~
ty may vie
And the purple of Ocean is deep- -
est in dye;
Where the virgins are soft as the
, roses they twine.
And all save the spirit of man
is divine?
‘Tis the clime of the East; tis ..
the land of the Sun—.1
Can he soul: on such dodges”
his children have done?
Oh, wild as the. accents of low
ers’ farewell
Are the hearts which they bear,
and the tales which they tell.
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, it Is always best to sum q. .1
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-* ii. first starts, because its is - 1
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