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Evening sentinel, Monday, April 13, 1914 · page 3

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‘ linoleum.

 
 
 

.onergy this new:

 
 
 

 

The thermometer was down to 27

pies, and More wheelie it new I'm:

my he were collector!
all More north or the piloted
on Wednesdays and moire, all mints
south or the aimed co Woodmen!
Thursdays. . Retails which to in bowel
looted should he planed co the elite-

Woldl foe medulla" lol- the Milled 3 «line: The «lactation he at eel-lone

arches to We Will mew“ limos endeavored to improve unsold

. my end unsightly condition- existing

lo various leceticnfi Without this‘
June- I: Strontium. of Waterbury. . leot‘lcn elm we been creme Ete‘

rpeut yesterday with In. Same! moon the emu-g ot r‘eh‘ue on

, Skimmer Macadam. ’ ears-er ems There yet m.

a gram need for lmpmvemont. Only
recently there has been rolled. elm s

‘ this morning and there will quite. ll hlgllwey. Muse which was orahibly'

little fleecing during the night.

; placed. there them»: by child,
ren. cud cream a veryuntldy appeal-

3 Mrs. :w, ill min and family human” lump” roluse ham
. moved (ram 74 Osborn avenue. East '33th of on “30mm my
. Norwelhto Washington street. South! near m which had m erected

Norwalk.. \ mailman; the disposed «at reluse at

 

that point The when committee,

-The low “I“! ”I“ ”mm 'l“mdlln behalf otflle association. would like
"1039 Who “"9 “0‘ occupied ‘0 ”1“ to make this In person! anneal lo ev

clemming fields.
are reported.

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Many 800d 03‘0"“ dry one in this Community “I“! 05"”

all to heel responsible in this mtter.
.to assist to the limit of their ability

 

l? The a“ “‘5’ ”mug“ ”my visitors and pride for themselves 'tor their

to the bridge work, yesterday.

A“ homes and or the community in Which.

were astonished with the great prosr they live Place. employ the city 003

reels that hes ~been mode.

New more beautiful Easter Sundays .
vicluit soon he a lid of the net. I.
have ever been recorded in East Nor~'| y ”3 p

walk. The parade of the Easter ap-'
parel was continuous throughout thq3

day.

The forms of the easterly hridg,‘
well have been removed. The wall'

is quite attractive new that ~the WGVI"
work is taken «away. and many are ed—
miring it.

 

Workman are today painting l. a
barge of the Butler 'Brothers' Con-3

ntruction Company employed on
bridge work.
from green to gray.

The East olorwhlk Yacht Club ..~'llli
open bids on the repairs and additional

to its quarters. a. special meetin

lng held ill-idle club house at 8

o'clock tonight.

 

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Victor E. Johnson. of Plait avenue;
,, lei Craft.

{or a trip across the water to Flnlsndl';

East Norwnlll. departed this mm

it is being changed and the

' lecture oi‘ refuse and may the unsani-
tary sod llosizlltiy conditions of this

(Signed)
I ’1‘! l M GARBAGE COMM ITTFm.

 

 

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The season of the pussy willows is
about over now.

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At last the more is growing green
buds are peeping forth on
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Jock Tlohont of Brooklyn. is sound
ring a few dove in ltownyton with his
parents

3 Chance Incite of New York spout
'tlle‘ week end with Mr. and Mrs Den-

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Here he will visit his mother and retail The members 0f Reliance Fire

lives for o few weeks before retur'hl (many ‘V’m hold a meeting tonight Church at 4):, IL!“

ing. He hid all his friends goodbye/fl8 00““

this morning.

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3 lilies Nellie Ncoree soc Thoreau '
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m3 Edward Fslrchild was a visitor.
'Norwsik Friday.

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Gorbsln’h pond is an enticing ole
tor fishermen oow.’ . y E

 

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Bradford Bollard he bought a a.
lethal cistern moo. 3W
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£3.11»! 5 M

l The Norman Heights liremou e3

phoning tor a play in the our iuturle RIM-mm, 4 ,

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Warren Ripple ol‘ Stamford lr. smith" MM“

hes a. few days with George A. Slultlt

Harry Austin, of Newton Retail“,
has purchased it new Reading Stalld‘s‘rd
motorcycle. _ 3 ll.
M- ' :3

Dr. H S. Brown assisted in the hr;
vice at the Weetport Congregstlo

Church Friday afternoon

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Dr. H. D.

friends from Norwaik, Friday.

 

5 The improvements on the Benjamin. '

(Weed house. an the Post road “PM 31

 

too. are steadily plum-calling. ‘i"
.u—Ww ‘3!

Good Friday was bk!) ole day in list- '3‘
ion and many of the young ioilul weigh, ‘
3,0IIt enjoying the good weather “Ill?
good roads 3
3 Mrs Joseph J Allen was the score ,3
‘no soloist at the hipster service in thief

4-. I.”

Presbyterian Church yesterday The; ,

service was an especially good one.
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The Congregational Sunday schoo$3
held its Easier cronzort exercises lQ;
the churClI \Westorday at l0: .l0 ll. uni
'An Easter senice who also hold in they.
evening. '33

'l‘he Women's Missioualy Society pill
the Presbyterian l‘lmrcll Illfild fl meet-F3
log in the church parlors Thursday]: A
ternoon
the leader. _ f:

A serum? was held at St. lulle'llt

Ewes celebrated yesterday at 8.30 snarl
10.30 ll. Ill., and n (llildrons services;

l-lonson oi ‘Nordlr‘pl’l"“'
Heights entertained e number" he, .3

 

3 Here tux ‘Ai‘ ur‘zmvt “man-I.

Mrs. Frank wllrhurton wne' ‘*'

 

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3 Harold ilurdctt. of Brooklyn spent was held at 4 p in

There were large congregations mftlle weekend in Rolvuyton, the sheet
the East avenue Methodist choral) les- 4 0" “1‘“ ““1”“ family.
terday. One of the largest EasterI
morning congregatiorm ever remenv
bered was present. The music in N. J.. is the guest of Miss hole the juveniles
evening was particularly finer “ndanrsh, of Highland uvonue, but Faster eggs. dolls and llssebdn“
greedy enjoyed by all. .‘ N“ M for a week'

___.._____ .n‘nd Mrs Curt liling and dough- ~--~ -_.-

Richie Hos‘inan honestyoung mu Her Marion. of New Maven. spent the “‘9” we“ ’0‘" W“ 0' "’3‘ 39?;
M has 9,33,03,83}, been “own‘ A'Iveek-elld with Mr. and Mrs. Franklin me "I Wien. 1881 Wok with my
further example was this morning‘nnch gases of ““250 The transfers ‘

when the young man picked up 32 on-

3 The Dorian schools closed 01 Tlluls§3
tiny. and will be closed all of tile col&.3
Miss Dorothy Willgelt 01' Elizabeth log week This is ll happy week i

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as follows: Goodwmin A. ll, et al llama-J 4.

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the bridge and immediately set . n t3 Miss Olllo Leighton, who has been todarios 0" 3°“ °' Stamford “W? “H

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arherfimng the 103,, Them Inmom.»ispcnding the week with .Mr and Mrs. "”4 at 30““ Km?“ 1". ‘0 ‘0 F all" 3
in the regular found cnlumn of "“ I“ l“ Cummings. 1911“qu t0 WBTOOk dyt CO” pond' “nemr-v' LL C'I-
rm . mm“.
There who a good attendance at! (‘Ulmcllmfin George W Stevens has “"9“ 3 3 3 }
each service of the Advent Chrir“ .ln .been ill "16 past week M1138 residencei ”7"“"71‘" . i
church yesterday The outer Music In McKinley street. whoring from h . h ?
was ermiient and greatly apprecl ‘edl heavy cold. and was unable to attend M
Next and" the Advent christlsm some of the sessions of the board of
and East avenue Methodist chm ' Is “in“ "I ”I0 City Hall last week 3) Broad River‘é
will unite in a union service wlul the! " "
mm“... ”my‘ 31 The residence of PmnltW. McKond- 3
_... |rio has damaged by Mrs last night
East gum were very much inter- lobeut midnight. It is supposed vhotlhe
acted in m electrocution of the gun Homes started irom deiootlve electric

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George Mills of Bmd River .lll
men “,3. morning. and The Sentinel’u wiring as the fire appeared to he in Homeward better today
curly shnouhcement w“ soproclolc . . 3iho walls of. the house near where the ‘- -

Many 'Dhmle calls were received at 'Wh‘w 9W” the building it W” “9008' T m‘ Power“ the famous ca Maori;
33m otllo‘e. “a the “on. of the elec- nary tor the firemen and others who ‘3 clearing hie 10““ of Ill the l
. mm“ m “mum The NEW ”waded“ um 33le m3. out which have been touched “with like
, 3 mm m we m, lure side of the hulldlng to get at the “"81“
‘ a... 3eoume oi' the trouble. A loan 0! elool
3 All the oyster boats of any draught: 0" 90 was “HEWM‘A- l
«‘ this morning found it dlmcult to get
pout of the louel harbor. The "Mill‘
" dred" was stock for about an hour in]
3 various pieces slung the oheunel. The
tide well executionelly low, and the
continued od shore breeze held mould
water out. No cerium denim we 3
done, but it was e greet inconvenience

 

Mrs. Harry Miller, who was villlt.
ing Mrs. Nurru B. Tl'rrell, of Woolly
(Erect. Norwelk. has returned to him}
home in Troy, N. Y.

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Mrs. Alice‘Denney, of Woody Creel.
|Nol-wolh, who hue been confined lto

 

the result of the nip. is able to he

 

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. Easter vsoston in Tyler City Conn . , ,,
almost unheardrol pmeedlug well the .
heaving c1 tile lead line which oil out: ”MW The young M!" of mud R“ I
801mm employed this morning 303 Carol! Wills, ed Portrick street. is “WV" fl old "‘9" Nomads
ovoid mm \ spending his Easter vmtion in New "I,“ “WI“! WON“- GWO out “l9,
, 31(qu 3raport or the outelteinment end rm

show that a profit of over no»
Inclement I Me
n "' ”we"? I": I Mr. Oswell, ‘ot Chestnut Hill reed. “W10
9 ”MW" ° ‘V 9 "V" in confined to his home with an ettock
been installed in this vicinity by The of plourisy
"ills-t m Improvement Assoc

lion ere loathe to renew: At ”m3 Mr. on n... Hamilton wow. or our mr- Thu- 1- me “I” 0' 1!
mm M M evened sod Winfield rpm-mm, CW3, Ire visiting Mm J. loses “WM“ with low-l
3m mm "0"” Wu“ 0 A. Wills. of Partrlck‘etreet. mm for :w “I! in “line “10
some Meal amen; while the granite in e eeltehl‘o condition 3
lrd- is touted Mr m of WI The Chstteohu club will meet with our one ‘ ‘
1“th murder street. The Mrs. John Curtis. of ”mm m, ‘
willie ovum toured urea-elves Thrubdsy efterooon or this week.
W teeth-re heirloom” A...“ 3
,Wu’ anal Sentinel What have. run modem
Wetsuits-“stratum will! 0! tom poem to one
«Matty so

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

The Broad River baseball team In]
l‘onuer years is to erupt» s '

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

her home for the poet few weeks. he:

30 the hosts. and to the tredc. :23 Misc Frances tlchsli' is spending her around 3W"- ‘ . . < “ ‘ "

 

 

 

THE MERRIMAC.

‘ Stream of my {stiller-It sweetly
_ still
The sunset rays thy valley fill;
Poured” slantwiee down the long
, defile.
Wave. wood and «spin: beneath
them smile.
lure the winding Powow fold
The green hill in its belt of 301d.
And following down its wavy
line,

L 3 Ills sparkling waters blend with

~ three.
There’s not a me upon thy sidc'

‘ Nor rock which thy returning

tide

. . As yet hath left abrupt and stark

About: thy eyemng water mark;
No calm cove with its rocky hem,
No isle whose emerald swells be-

ll.

gem

Thy breed. moth current; not a
sail i

Bowed to the flattening-ocean

Fill; gale;

No small boat with its bully ears

3 Nor graL well sloping to thy

 

:3; should;
Nor farmhouse with its maple

» '2' “hence,-

”gas-lg: remfldofim eight

stream thil {goth at sunset light
Centuries ago that herbal- her ,_

stretching its length of foam afar .

And Salisbury”: hem of chilling

sand.
- And yonder island’s wave-smooth-
ed strand,
Sew the adventurer’ s tiny sail "

"infill, stopping from the eastern

gale;
And 0991* these woods and waters
broke
The «hour from British hearts of
“As brightly on the voysger’s eye.
Weary cl foreet, sea. and ally
Breaking the dul, continuous
wood.
The Merrlmsc rolled down his
« flood;
Mingling lhst
brook
Which channels
chock ,. . .

clear, pellucld

vast Agin-

And more thundant waters given , ‘ .

From that pure 1-.rlloe "The Smile
of Hesven,"**
Tributes from vale and mountain-

Wlth ocean's dork. eternal tide.

 
 

«John Greenland Whittier.
”‘Capt. Jello Smith.

 

 

Winncpcflukee.

 
 
 
 

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Wants in the
3 SE NTIN EL

 

 
 
 

 

TIPIRES TUBES
MALCESSDRIES

 

 

 

 

 

llehlelnllrr that DEPENDA-
BLE TllilCS. TUBES, OILS,
(llllCASES' SPARK PLUGS and
3 mm AUTO A. CESSORIES mm
' Si'l’l‘lJEi—l llmlil- ENJOYABIE
.-\‘l"l'f)iNli. so have your needs

l‘ll.l3lllt'(l by this tslilllllFlllllt'lll.
who: has and ruemlm en on-
! l‘ihhlc. reputation for selling
3 rm; lllmlolulm oUAu'I‘Y
3 M I“ 'lll‘.‘ l‘ithlfiS.
A Quality amultivrui. our lll‘iros'
0:". . ‘bn lIt’llI‘l‘l-fl how or lul ol‘
3 war in mind Iw‘l‘e:
II W \\ S lii‘I lllll m llliikt equi-

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3 MW; -- :illll

iii radiustmonin "

w. A. Haulord
«4" ~ . Gallegos“

 

Cleansmg
Pressing

_ '3 We mo now ill a position to
'~ nil. in tho. public complete set-
islactlon in all cleansing and
l "rushing. ~
3 “ will absolutely remove the
f shine from sergerl or any ‘llilKl
("a .
Prices and particulars cheer
Hilly furnished upon application.

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LAUNDRY

 

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RESCENT ‘

m mongoose! furnished rooms
through VMMI‘WeIt Mt... which
conflin‘l‘rool tine up tulle lists or

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

 

You will have lunch annoy-
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.. “Nuclear“ repairs :
mnlnkevshllie at best. and are ill:
umalllest In the long run~
1.353.011“ your plumbing problems

333ml ror shoulders and we will
-‘ ..I solve them 130mm and seller,

 
 

 
 

 

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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marl, WOMEN we CHILDREN,
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A uldo variety of the fiJlHlIH'l‘

 

 

Footwear:

 

Glover‘s Shoe Store

 

 

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Loreen or

RANGES

 

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u the meet complete in thrive
cities. >

STWORD. MAGEE

YORK. PERFECT
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Fits U Eyeglasses

 

lemme

 

you trouble or your glasses need
adjusting, feel at liberty to consult

WILLIAM J. MOORI
OFT-[GIAN
Room 0. Keefer solution.
No. 155 Weehlnpton 8!.
OPWIRO Hoyt'e Theatre.
Monday Weller
liven! whims le 9.
N. Y. hadrons-72? .lh M... ii to
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Should your eyes have been giving a V "

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Aloe News!" Ni Ranges.

, 33 Jones dillotclllliss

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

 

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