.w
H" were attended by an average nllnlllei‘
' It. the New. Haven Training School for
»' 91111199 in the Elm City.
' ‘hionils mm: to learn of he}: depnrg
intro. but wish her all success in her
tattered not a little with the general (‘omllanl at
Lot hiring the boat, himself and a volun
Lynda roux . * 9 ’
111999111111 11011qu some summon
d" {1' 1‘ ‘ " ii 91 "-n1
MONDAY. APRIL 97, 19:4
dire. 11111111111 King, or 1161111111111, is
WM"
Miss Lois Marsh, of Highland ave
rule, has been visiting ill1119ids ill New
York city ill.) 1111111 week, 4
1N0 arrangements for the final pool
game in illlt’ner's store hale been com-
pleted. W... 3
9 W Miss ii. i1”. \Vulknr, (if "Olldllll‘p
11111111811111 young people attended the sirort, has moved to South Main.
weekly dance, in Drennlland iiuil. on street. 3mm Narwaih. , it
Saturday evening. . . l
'(‘ttl‘ltain Oscar Youngs tins had his
residence ill Logan street l'c-shin-gled.
w
and other improvements plane.
wt
' Joseph Bartram and William See, at
the Red Star Towing Company, were
home over "Sunday on the East Side.
Mrs. E. llope Nortonffipd family, of
New York, nre QXIWOI.MME today for
the summer at their 'mlekt‘. rosi-
dellce. '
‘Eest Norwnlk Odd 'il‘eliows attended
church with Butler Lodge at thelSoutll
Norwulk Methodist (“llurt'h lust even-
3111;.
Mrs. Franklin Lynch and daughter
irene, of. the, West Side. have been
visiting relatives in Newmllavon for
several days.
The bridge work continues with 11111
abated energy this week. The wheel-
ing of cement in squeaky wheelbar-
rows attracted attentign this morning.
John D. Hoyt is building a new resi~
deuce on the West 811111. it will have
all modern improvements and the
work is well under wiy
F. A. Beer. of 6 Van Zendt strcea,
has been ill with pneumonia tor the
past week, but is now gaining slowly.
Dr. J, Dohson has been in attendance.
»—- ~- --~—+.
East Norwalkers were disappointed9 .\\"iliillnl Lee “'m'd' 2.0"
in the postponement of the ball game ,u'us at his summer llonl'o”nt Hickory
between the Lockwoods and the Bank- lliufi on intuldul' and plans to come
3,593 at Allluwment pan. on Saturdayflm early next month for the sum-
uttel noon. ”110.
‘ ..
George; Perkins and sister. of llnlti— Hinton
more, Md. were indilast .\olualk yes. 1111111 been residing ill New York 11nd
teldnl', inspecting, with a view toward 11311141 N01 unlit lec1 111i} 919love leased
purchasing the yacht Elsket owned Captain Prrston lialt‘s ’-:,‘1‘ollg11 in M1
.tly Mrs, George Van Alstyne. .Killiey sircct.
”iv-firm 9‘
1111' York,
Rowland and family, who
.ww.
Irrienlls of Daniel K'eogll. of Soarimv (leoru'e i" \illclldcl lwwilb has been
avenue, announced his candidacy iol occupying (it Pullover plat'11 tor the
the postlnastership this morning. 1.1sl three 1".131111'. has tallell possession
There ‘ure said to be other candidates of the house of Mrs. l‘lizuboth Morri»
for the place among 1585i Siders 951m 11 hirh he hus leused. Mrs \1011
~' rison will reside with but 51,111 Robert
What “Not Allow d" on a Sign means S Morrison. \llss Clock \1 ho has r11-
1is puzzling those who have seen the gldcd with mg “mam,” for a num-
creation on the bridge 1' 11111 What 19,“ 11 w“... l111>1111olt9od to Dorian.
is not allowed can only be illlanined,
as the sign is not explicit ill itself. 9‘ Th.» steamer lilliilli§9l§IL Stevens was
raised inst 11111111. undds asuin at work
The rain on Sntllrdal afternoon in- on the ':roull1ls at the. Stolens Oyster
the vicinity of the
cleaning up that was planned tor the‘ (-‘lezn s 11:01 11 lllll0l189:'i‘llt’ flouting
district but the ladies will protlnbly Set of the vellsci vlzls accolnpliglhad by the
aside another day in the near future Mml'lllwcllllllllflll “laékiilg Company,
which spent ten days here, with 11
There will he a meeting of tilt1 Sun- powerful tug. derrick “inciting appara-
dillv' 5011001 board 0" the 1‘3““ Avenue 1115. pontoon and 11111111. It was found
Methodist Church tonight at 3 o‘clock. that u“ pout-5 Inllll alloy sters had
All members are requested 10 be pres- caused the seams oi the hoot to open
out as there. is business of importance up
Where ‘1’315 11 quantity 0‘ mild ““333 A very pleasant time, Ewes enjoyed
by the Saturday night and yesterday last Friday night at‘tile 11.111111111111111.
morning rain in the 1lcinity of the Dor- oi‘ the “0“,.“th 3104909711113“.
10.11 P01?“ “me“ this morning. on for when the members paid the loriolt
that proposed paving. say East ‘9'" for losing the recent liilillitonrnemcnt
Walkers iwith Eagle Hook and 1.11161 00.,
of Darlen.'l‘l1ere was a large repre-
Captain Al Gainer. oi the good ship sentotion from the 9% WW!“ In
"Marv 1" Cult." ‘3 “m m be m ““0" attendance and a flllb oyster supper
was served. later on there was mu-
s’lc lily some of the p’ophltir young la-
dies of the village. The committee
in charge consisted at William Moore
k Moses Rnckett Edwin “99W. Godfrey
and Herbert Arnold.
leer crew in the event that mediation
in Mexico comes to naught and the
war continues: 1
W-
The attendances at East Norwni
churches yesterday were somewhat
interfered with by the weather, but
the services in most oi the churches’
of the congregation. '11 ,
M p.- 9
Miss Alice Grillln, resigned cashier
in the New York market. ill leave
town on friday for New Haven. 9 wherp
one will report on Saturday morning
Hey man?
Rev. H. 8. growth
New Haven. ‘
“Arnie-WW
had "Filmed front
119“”
vocation. , ..
The little envelopes placed in your
possession by the Way and Means
flammittee Association affords you 1111 1 .-
opportunity to help build 11. he'll toil Comm,” and Mrs Rental-11 Smith
Mt Norwalk. The Community flair of 011111111311 milliliter, We" in Who.
1111:} benefit eyery citizen at eyory 999 no“ Thursday 9 99 99 99 .99 999
in liiuét 111111111111. and for that 116193110119 111.11
’e‘ committee 11111111 1111911 dean. te‘om
hive everyone a. chalice twink
111111. e '1) lachwootl 1111111 clam-
entertaining Ilriends from the South. . I
walk spoke on Mexico. .hetore the:
Men's Club. in the .Towpuall, 9F‘riduy:9
11111111. and Gommmora moltenereu 9
'ilnriens first selectmun, who 311119119
under Dewey ut Manila, told 01’ hill
experience 1110111: the west confit of.
Menloo,99\vhiie with the fleet '
R'oy ll dwnrds a Duricn youth and e
ltlenlbor oi’ the Count Artillery, has
been ordered to Mexico ‘Wllh his coni-
pony, the 154th stationed at Port Mc-
Kinley, Maine. The company, accord-
ing to 11 letter received by his parents.
leaves 'h‘ort McKinley for lloeton (in.
April 29, and at Boston will embark:
on u transport; {toy is ‘30 years old. i
He enlisted with the Count Artillery}
in January.
;9 Mrs W. ll Stowooi South Norwulk,‘
has been appointed as organist for the .
('ongrogetionul church, 11 place model
vacant by the recent resignation oi‘i
S (2 Whitney. which takes effect on;
May 1. Mrs. Stowe will therefore lie-"1
gin duties on May 3 Mrs. Stowe lluu'
been playing ill the Episcopal Churn l
at Wilton. She has studied music: inl99
the Danbury Music Sdiool 11:11] is also
a pupil of i’rol. A Stimson or Sontlll‘
Norunlk, the organist ill the Congre-
gational church ill Norwnik.
A surprise party made the Hill
birthday of Roy Kemp a very merry
one, Friday night. key but! not the
least 511. picion 011 what a number 01’
ij)nrle:1's young people had planned
lie was delighted and surprised. The}
Methodist Rnrnra class presented llinl.‘
with all umbrella. Refreshments were .9
served, and music made the ovenlnii.
jolly. Among these present were liurw
l'y Street. Harold Hates. Edward lilut-'
tory. ll‘red Finch. lllly Finch, Vl‘lii‘red'
Lowndcs, Kenneth (iazltl't'll, 'iihnrles9
Brown. Arthur Slunson, llo11'urd;§inu-H:
son, .llllgart-t [1 1th C'olnclill
I
l
l
Tompkins, Fdltll (,‘ulltroll
Lowndes, 'i‘zlun .lllcollllu
and Margaret Young.
t‘ hurlotto
\lulld 8183011. 9
.l
A number of invitations were re-‘
celled in Darien for 'llc debut 0!"
Miss Alucliu Walker. l'augllter 111',
Professor and Mrs. \\"l‘111<'111 Walker?
of New Huron, which took plate
with a large receptio':
of her parents in
Friday afternoon.
Mrs.
Edwards
l"'1ll‘ossor
Walker and 111.
street, ‘
1
end 1
wearing it gown 01‘
crystal and carrying 11 diii'erent hou‘l
quot. The house 11'. decoratcdl
with the flowers 11-11111 1.» the’ doiln- l1
tante, pink roses inning used ill the;
library American 111 “11111111 in ‘the re-
ception room and spring il6’rtllrs fill:
the dining room.
called during the
from 4 to?
receiving ileum.
11am, airs Frank t‘halnllerlin renal-.5
\lrs. lrl'ing 11 teller, Mrs. John Addi :9
son Porter, Mrs. Charis- R. Brown.;
Mrs. Henry ll. Sargent: -.1.liss Eliza-i
.hoth Sargent; Mine, Agnes Potion:
Miss Dorothea Doxlcl, Mrs. John}
Dowzlon V\'ltitinz,,,Mrs. Edward -B.[
Whitney. and‘
Phelps. The dobutnntes assisting in-9l
eluded 11111111 Alice 1111111111. 11111111 111141
bel «Parker, 11111 llllznsetll “median:
Miss Pauline Hopkins. Mile m .-
erine Wallace. lilies Ellie Patten}
Miss Marjorie Somero'.‘ Miss France-t.
Somers, Miss Ann English. Mles‘
Natural,
9 Hemingway. 9
90! the young ladies remained tor;
'eupped and informal dancing. The
debutante and her mother are both
well known to Doritm people.
Plain and" '
illi"li1ll1"‘1 '
.Illlin Silercr 11111111 lllllllllner ehtnie', ' ‘
ut the home} ., ,9
liJ’illtiiillil re'
ceived the guests alone. Miss \l‘nlhcr'f'”9
Kill") dime and“? ‘
About 1111) gdeate'9'” ’1
Mrs. ltiiiiam .lwmi...
Fisher and Miss Mutiny
in the «room! when! i
o'clock. 111.111.1111: lit thq. “’3 '
atternoon were Mrs llrnry 9W. liar-‘9‘
‘ v
9 9.1.9.9. .099 .
‘ Exam? Woofififizma :1. .3,
' , 9. 1, a. égpd'wdd with memory, I gasp:
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DAILY POEM
INOCTURNE.
With told on fold of velvet cloud
' I? hung the night;
And all is blackness saw; where,
,9 1.999,“; "“""'”"P.”' :01!
1. » .. 1 113.111; 1 ‘i.' J“ ,
, .5. . .95 or} ‘brofigfi l .- .9 .
’ 41”.”!
1
west,
9Gleams one white star.
lBut with a rising of the Mind.
The hanging part.
9And flaslnng out foetween, the
"‘ .‘luicd 1’": 911,: 1192'..."
its sliver 'glft39~9 . ,
“O anEol run. 1,1 - .9, ..
. . 111
Whose tears in such a 9burst of
light. '
I sawl'itnd'rniopkcdi
Ii9 thou hast pity. veil yon moon
Ere breaks my haul"
|
I11 hid the sight;
"" '1‘9‘1 1.;
And all is WI
where tlnotaih
The filmy fringe
That softly sweeps e-down the
west, ~ .
Gleamtl one white star.
“Ella Florida Booth.
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‘m-cepl Sunday at .i p. m.
g 111‘me Boom in my 5 1110111 wow-o 101411111 111.111.111.111 tumult
Sentinel wont chant!” It to 11 m tumult Sentinel Want Ads. which
”up” rmmwnupwg lulumnlrom 11m to time hate 0]
we: .. ‘ mam rim-“m for mat
and
LOVER’S
PRESSING
THE PLACE
in 1111 brunt'hcs, urnlly and carr-
iully done at the
‘RESCENT
LAUNDRYW
Yon will find our
‘¢bnl
Work is
second to none. as it. is done by
experienced hands. We gladly
invite lnsprctlcn of our plant. 1 .'
All work collected and delivered ‘ '
M.-. alston
«111...... 5-4 Oxfords
FOR MEN
Whatever your tiltllt‘tt .
depend on slyic and 1.111121
$4 00 and $4.5 ‘
Daily Line
TO NEW YORK
for freight only. Freight propeller
leaves Pier 27. East River \‘ell York
.‘ioot ot‘ (‘athedne street) elory do)
Freight re
coived 111 Norw'llh up to 5 :1. 111. and
South Norwalk up to 5:80. ‘
N011 11:11.11:
Steamboat Line
I ANNING J99 S'MTH. Lessee,
GEORGE F. ‘OOTE. General Agent
_... , r . lag Need Attentionig
. . .. - ...9.. .
eel: or a plumbing repair wll
first stern because its leu
éll'e? is to grow
Elect. ,.
You will rule mach 111 1101'
he gif“h§”ttell no time and run
.- lie“: of 'phoniog or sending 1.11
_ :1 whenever 'anv part of your
unitary equivalent :p .ers to
9 out of order in the least. 9
‘ 'i‘lome- lllh‘de" 'repn'i’o 8.":
lane- sh'il‘tr at trout, and are tilt
tallest in flit! ' lung rut. -
lace your plumbing problems
11 our shoulders 21nd we will
who them tremptly and salts-
14161-1111.
' GRACE RNASH
North Main Ind West on.
i
WGTG”
The ('ritit'nl owner will find 71.
our
STORAGE SERVlCE
11111 1'11l'y best in ol'cry l'cspe‘ctw
courteous ittll'lllioll given to all
his necdrg his car always under
. watchful care and a strict en-
forcement of discipline climin- 9 _' 99 . i
uting any danger of the car be- .
ing “legitimately used. '
Our \l'A-Siiixfl and POLISH—
ing service is the home of per-
tertionwtry it.
Reasonable rates.
W. A. Hanford
Garage
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t: the moot complete in tho it"
citl 0..
STAMB‘ORD, MAGEE
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are...“ Wmhwvn ..
ACORN
911111711 Eyeglasse¢ '
9 Also 1min. 11114.11 one»
“lunsolunnnn;
(iomp‘xny ‘»
9 17 Wall 31. , Mom-111. l
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a a av 'a'fl’fl' I! ‘-
1- 1-.3 o- 0 ms. ‘
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.1, mo 1
Ghould your 1.ng have been giving -
you trouble or your [lesson need ‘ ,
adjusting. fool at liberty to consult
WILLIAM J. MOORE,
PT.|0IAN
Room 4°. Kulor Building.
No. 135 Webb blown at.
amnion ~
Monday. W'ldnud‘ and may 1
‘ Innings. I: to I.
N.Y.dddhlo1~727 .1191 A1111... 9 t6
4 p. m. dilly.
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