All interested are invited to be pres-
“of Will Will lib We“! ill MEMO)
.nm‘mmmamwuur
weeks with her lion In Hormel.
, lira aim Quilter-.otlbowsison itve
neoissoondlngauwdsnlnlisw
dick. l
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Mk many. who has been
visiting his parents here. has returned
to Boston. I . a
Miss Elizabeth Stewart, 6: North
'etreet, spent several days with
friends In New York recently.
in' flow York city.
n. “a“.
the Benedict's lam store
Mm. Kate 'i‘homos left this morn
ing for Brooklyn, where she will at-
tend the funeral of Warren Feller.
son. of. Mr. and Mrs._ John D. Feller. ,
Wmometer‘ was down to ill
mains; and 3 year ago 14 was
the amateur weather ob-
‘ {or the third district.
ill-s. Warren E Smith, who recent-
ly disposed of her property In Leucx
“m Christ. Ohm tomorrow Hill to Robert 0 Raymond, has nu:-
't' ”mm (by lecture by Dr M chnsed the Minor homestead In West
Side avenue dIron). Mr Raymond
ital-1c F. halter. Carl Wicks. Samueli The Woman's poms“ Missionary
M W“ Wield. ‘Win K“ Society hold their regular monthly
““8"“ Mayor Morrison 0‘ ”a“ meeting at the residence or it s
kt “’9'" down ‘0 Chasmare (diaries almonds on Rowan street
. today to “3“ through the "3" m" The subject of the meetingawas ICblna.
Will They had lunch tor the fish Interesting WW8 were read showing
I... lunch for themaelves the opportunity for Christian servi -e
in the Republic or China
East Norwalk people noted the all-
filament of Clarence Finch, as bull d
log inspector. with considerable pleas
, My. Exist Siders have long been
Mixing. they were neglected in the
MWment. but Inst night's coun-
on shooting remembered the third dil-
u'lct generously.
The Phiinthea Class. of the M. In.
Sunday school. will hold a business
rooting on Thursday evening, instead
0! Friday, of this week, at the home
of Mrs. Gutbill. Rowayton avenue. At
the close or the business meet‘ng
there will be 'an entertaining program
followed by a social time. All wlro
are Interested In the work or this
class are urged to be present.
it as been decided to hold the meet-
ing Ior the purpose of organizing a Re.
: 'pabilcan Club In the Third District on
”’ "fill‘rlday evening instead of Thursday
pruning because of the fact that‘
i"fii‘m’loy is generally acCepted as a
, holiday. The meetinr will be opened
in tho Fitch schoolhouse nth 8mm
A well-known Norwalk young chauf
tour while driving through it'owayton
last night, was surprised when his car
came to a sudden stop. Alter cure
Iully‘s‘examining all the ports as told In
the "guide to his broken down onto-
.mobiles," the young men tulip/fill: the
their and a hollow sound resulted.
The last oi his gun had gone, Tallinn:
his can he made his way down oven
the frozen meadows, 'lls said; and
en't.
Mr and Mrs. Clitford Over-ton, or
Knuth/lilo. Virginia. are the proud par-
ent: of a little daughter born some
I Jordan ago. Mrs. Overton and the
'MG m “re domg nicely. Ml‘. Over- UIOI‘DV 8'19"!de from the 31111308 of
to: tenuousin. to Daniel and John R. the harbor sufdcientI gasoline to run
I Homes, at Eas"t Nqiwaur and ‘0 I119 nearest W80 '- '
fivlllted here about two years ago. Mr. " '
ovations father Dalian ovarian, for ;
inorly lived in that Norwalk.
.3 Dishes rattled and some frightened
3 women rushed to the windows yester- '
-, day afternoon, looking for cracks in
the earth’s crust when the earthi‘iueke
«shock was felt an the East Side. Ar-
I,,. dams. N Paddoci'nnotlced the per-
cQthle tremors and remarked open
it. not being surprised to learn that it
was an earthquake marbling later. The Library will be closed Thursday
Many others have reported having ta-'_ mliincoln'a Birthday—all day.
her: notice of the tremblings, f
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DARIEN
N OROTON
rum is a. lady residing in Flash the Methodist Church
Norwalk, whose recollectIOn of the [fight
earthquake shock In New York about, .._.-_
thirty years age. Is very mid. She. o A. i. Mmmmona m \inlslleli1
W38 neither on the 081'"! 1101‘ in the avenue. has returned home itftt'l' a two
clouds at that time, but held spell- waekg’ stay in Florida.
hound between the two, being on the
31“le road at the corner Of 110"! Gorbarn's Pond is frozen over and
sheet and Ninth avenue, the most den-1,, “fog-ding some fine skating, as are
M009 PM!“ on the road WW0 11° also other ponds in this vicinity
shock was felt up there the cars cnmeI -mmn“
to a perfect standstill and what was Dr; H 3 BrOwn will deIIVer an ad-
onlyIaiew seconds seemed hours. For- dress in the Non-walk Congregational
tummy to accident occurred It was Church next Thursday (Lincoln nay. I
not such. it surprise alter all to thei ...- _..._.
people in the city, as they were bill Walter Reed. of Sedflicli avenue is
looking for the great blowing ul) 0f ill at his home. lie ls well along 'ln
the rocks In Hell Gate. on that after- years and this fact makes It all the
noon and many did not knew what: It more serious.
was until the next day. All over the
city the noise sounded like a heavyl The Dorian Fire Company gave its
"wk some over the pavements or 17th muelbaliinl‘ho'l’own Hall lost
someone moving heavy furniture a- night Kumoy'n orchestra from
mu the door upstairs. Beyond this sump)“: fumlghod music.
no harm was done. ‘ W333”
‘ The ladies” Aid society at the Con-
gregatwnal Church will hold Its reg-
Iular work meeting in the church lec-
ture rooms. tomorrow, at 2: 30 p. in.
next Friday
mt, OLDROYD MADE N0 cH‘AitoE. ‘
Febuary 10,1914.
”liter of the Sentinel:
Dear Sir:
With reterenoe to the recent most- A domestic branch has been started
in; the the taxpayers oi the third die- by the Constantino” Y. r. 3. (LE I ..
lrlct. I take leave to Iniorm you that under the chum of Miss Sarah Cruz.
it has been mentioned to me that Mrs E. A Spanner and ”Mrs George
Milt still exists as to whether i have W flmlth. ‘
been paid tor the report on thence
trlc Lighting undertaking at that die I Dr. H. a Brown says his lecture on
“trial which I made at ‘Mr. 8mm!“ “National Kindergarten Work" at the
request. and which was laid hetero the West Nowell: chapel last night. The
taxpayer'- meeting. ligature. which will illustrated. vm
3 In those circumstances I should be well liked.
obliged it you will give publicity tel
Emmi statement which Is. that The girls of the You“ People's 80"
have made no charge, do not intend diet! of Christian Endeavor of the
m to make- any chum for the Washington supper. February 30. in
work i did on that Report ‘ . the 911% rooms.
A. E onbnovn.
m.wi
WWV ATTRAOTWNO.
. I tissue who enjoy the hollda oft“ Ll lidl‘b;
W l ’ 7 ‘ ' ‘ m
music was deitghliul and dull;
“Wm
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i A valentine social will be held nt-
mke any charge. and never did emotional church will sive a boarded a- car and still bound
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i " will billet to (demo the m
IWWJII emtrooin innerhastolhstoidon‘
la the activities lit the steel".
The Town of Men was all m.
Tue-day over the uremia ball. which
was held In the Mo Hall that «w
tag. The topic of «smut W _
oislly anions the yous." end
without tell where any you“ ladies
gathered. contend upon that one no
loci. all in the emanation oi a We
time. And all this excitement was ill»-
one M- the ball you down in the so»
slat history or Dorian as «a of the
driest ever held. The mammals: .
smiled upon the occasion aad‘.mdcl~
ently tllrulshod an Ideal hint, olden
by slivenl’aoed moon. which bearded 3
down upon the dancers with it's pseu-
liarly attractive rays of llrhl.I...'l‘IheI
the
slaves to dancing with unbounded joy.I
The most unwelcome incident" "it allow
nection with the alfalr was wholg the
strains predicallng the close o'IlI tho!
festivities were heard and only with
the greatest reluctance dld the trillionsI
couples depart for their boniI'es'I'I ‘ The[
success of the ball will be ed,.3
around for days to come and TiletI‘ender-i
wish will be nursed by the many'lllst.
another such occsssion will c9fi?,:?°°"'.
The cause of woman autirng§ receiv-
ed it severe blow last night iii “the de-
bate held at the Dericn M E éhnrl it.
The judges, alter hearing the "ii‘lflrniafi
live and negative side’s argue his Iixuesu
tinn. were unanimous that Lilli balloti
should not be accorded the weaker sex!
——that their place In at home, slid that
they should devote nil their elicits
toward making the home so beautiful
as possible
The debaters for both sides till'owed':
decided evidence of thorough prepare-II
lien on the subject and the air resided
with viluperations from the negative
sponsors against the suffrage question;
Many specific and actual incidents in}
connection with a home in liiidli’ suit.
rage existed were related and' llll’ tenth
ed to show the discruption which so} -'
curred In the Iainily Cold molds and '
no meals at all on some o< cusIon'it' wore
pointed out an actually having hat)- 3
polled and logical argulne Is'lolloyved
that the children uould suffer {bronchi
the lack of care. "H "
The church was wall tilled by {in tip-I
preclutlve audience and Mt'ini'requentI
did applause hreslt out bled“ ‘deci-
elve points in‘ arguing were luouéllt}
out. All In all the debuts waist grunt;
and the success of it nugn’rsl‘l‘nl" sir“
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Dorian Against Suflrnge. ’.
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The young folks enjoyed a pleasant
time skating on Lillie l; il':.rne_iilMon- !
day evening. W .
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The Ladies“ Sewing Cllilolilrc git I
3ing n SI Villexltlne's hociI' it till! ill) I
Saturday eloninlimll i
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Dr Herbert S. Brown. lolllilurl in."
gnve an Interesting loctliic at the n- ‘
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The w. ii. Improvement Afloat.
is to give a chicken flunk" 3' Un-?
ion Chapel. Wednesday evening. i‘eb.‘
ruary 18th. All are cordially IziVIlod.
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The ladalot Social Club, of Wes. .
Norwallc. held its Weekly m g at
the home or Mr». 1.. Zoller. All had
an enjoyable‘alternoon. Miss [routes
Meleel entertained. Miss Virginia C.
Smith, of Newark, N. J.. and. lilies
{Marion Totilae. of StsmIOrd, 339.com
' were guest's of honor. ' ,I _ 3..
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I ONLY CHANGED ONE SHOE.
I While an east side matron (it... bus-
Iily preparing to go to the theater the
other afternoon. a gossipy neighbor
came to the trout door. The wanted
stopped In the middle or the Ip seal
of putting on her best shoes on tailbl
led to the neighbor for some time
[ween the neighbor led she io‘oI3 at
the clock and sew she would have to
hu.rry 80 she hastily finished gigs-o.
lug and made a dash for the
I Site noticed a young mIilit weighed
1|her all the way downtown one drown—
ed her coat thorojus‘hly for d I
rsvellng but round none. ll
. After. streams the. theatdi'fI‘ she
hat
the xiii-item attention: she mi" ea ‘
thy.
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DAILY: pom
DON’T MIND.
Don’t mind if you're feeling bad.
It won’t be long before you're
glad.
Don‘t mind if you're feeling blue.
There’s something somewhere
waiting for you
To lift‘your shadow" and your
care
And heal the haunting, dark dc;-
pgit, 1::
Don‘t mind it if the day goes
wrong
Perhaps before the nigh a song
Will rise around you sweet and
chili” .
Like magic music to your far
flog (tallyoprw can; heart will edlI.
flRespcmryc 1:to its with. app:
Don't mind it if ' you lose the
chance
It won’t be long before you‘ll
dance
Into the biggest luck of all.
Fight on with back against the
And somehow to your blade will
I leap
The strength to swing it far and
deep.
Dont’ mind it it you feel cost
down.
Tomorrow you they wear the
CW.
From out the shadows over you
Today tonmowc sun will “It“!
The gleddening and uplifting
beams
That fill the heart with brigliler
dreams.
.2 {I ~Baitimore Sun.
thundering Item n India or mm
Mlle: dull headaches or an Itching
on burning. unless in tile nostrils.
surely try fllyumol. it lives quiet at-
(«stylised penned-tit relief or money
refunded by 1'. ii. Mm it was
right to tile spot-woe tool better in
.ilvo minutes.
No roundabout method at minimum
dosing with iiyotuMyoobmutlu it.
This. - hullhvilivlli; medication em div
molly to Um inflamed membrane, all
irritation and counties. is quickly to
WV“. the delicate tissues healed and
allow.
llyoinel should be In it... show
held. Drowns everywhere wit it.
Ask tor the complete mulltwtlm
em.
tlil'l‘u WMFANV INOPECTION.
The annual inspection or the sixth
Company. C. A. C... C. N. G. will'ho
held on March 11th. The company
held a dress parade lat evening with ‘
the members in dress unitom. Ar~
maemenls were completed at the bus-
uyoullsawu stormy nation. I
,3 ‘ ‘ “Hittite-
IW . _ . Wily
podium: oommm
wrm tonne
"ca I I
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IANKING
W .. , k
M. Deposit Mm em ”on you I
some H. us‘rsansos. rm
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relocates H shwnw loo
Pm
WILFIIID ”WILL. doubler
element
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Iness meeting?“ the‘McEnelly dunes
of next Tuesday.
savanna: in THE SENTINEL.
The Reed 8: Volk
Electrical Co.
rm Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL .GHOP g,
in the Town g
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3 AUTO SUPPLIED
.» ' Phone seamen So. Main st.
i so Nonalh. lime Hall Block.
Fania. H. GANUNG.
Funeral Director and
Embslmelfi.
. Office and fictitious.
. Telephone 90.
84 30. Main St. be. Norwnlk.
.__ ls whenever any part or you -
Iifllanlury equipment appears ltI'
' be out of order In the least. '
i';"v“Ilome-niade" repairs . s
wrinkle-shifts at best. and are t
Hostile“ is. the long run I
- place your plumbing problems -:
.Cullhc. HighCost
. ciljving? by during
to.
"06K or
RANGEa
is the most complete in the ~ '
cities
STAMFORD, MAGEE
YORK. PIERRE}!
ACORN .
Also Repair. for Ni Harp”.
Jones & Hotshkiss
Company
u «we-40v“
11 Well 8!. II Ncmflt. '
N ?I
'HMI‘ L
IDaucing Slippers ' .
m0 MefigtO‘Sift B G'mtys Shoe.IStore
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Always the Latest "rhino .ln
WALL
PAPER
Painting
Paper Hanging
Decorating
I The Gotham Co.
to First St. East NomrniI ‘
Tel. $52.
~ ‘ at ‘ .‘O-N 9‘ \I‘ _
d3, 1' lid/.317
in a 3-2
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LOVER’S ‘3
ms is ACE
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les
Kidney Heel .
Patent and
Gun Metal
$4.00"
Satin, Patent,
Gun, Metal
22.50
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