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Evening sentinel, Saturday, May 2, 1914 · page 4

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evening omitted Wfimifl ltd». All bridge, on the Post rand. ulnar dust
are invited to the» unions tail, moved pester-d” to the William
.llindley house on the Post road. A

toll room will he kept here by lira.
goodly morning would» at 10:30. Caldwull

with sermon by the pastor. 'l‘ho Glorl- W”
a“ 0'0“ “1° WWW!“ 01 the Announcement Is made today that
1.0m Snorer you be owned at the the indies oi the canon M. E omen
clone of 'lhe momma service The M will discontinue the weekly Thursday
m. £01100] Wm “100'. Ct 12 (’3ka L0 1“th suppers Wh‘Ch have proved ”0

’Romnudhllood has taken u mm“ laid? the loom 0' TM Primal 90“- populnr during. the past winter. Thin

u the “m nation. The Junior Society 0! Chrlllian 1611- will he received withazroat‘doul or
... “"0? will "180! M 3330 5|“le tho regret by the many who attended

mm in handout is there («2- leadership of Mrs. Clara Boyd. At 6: 45 them. . The last supper will be curved
“my on the m 5““ there will be the T051111" monthly uuv next Thursday evening. HIV 7
ion meeting of the Y. P 8. C. E. and.

Carl Johnson. at Hartford. spent yes- the Enworth League to be held in A letter from Roy Edward: ot Du-
terdar with friends on the Knot Side. the Baptist Church. The topic for the rich, who is in the 154th Company.
. . evening is. What is Faitlli‘fflob. 11: 1. Count Ariiiiary.‘ stationed at Part no.

Th3 Fox family “‘5 “0"“ from The lender for the evening is Mrs. KinlomlMuhie, states that. instructions
T043“ m to Keyscr Pm“- Wt Ambler. The regular evening service were received for the company to rev
Norwolk. _ . , for worship and praise will he hold at mnhi at Fort McKinley till further oi

”fl" ”1:30 and the subject of the gospel tiers. The company iind previously

Th9 temperuxnre was “t freezing talk to be given by the puslor will he had orders to entrain for Boston,
point “- live 00'0“ “‘13 morning. two "God. or Caesar's?" All pewle old whence they were to sail for Mexico.
“"39“ higher than "MW" and young are given a most cordial ~~—-— .

Alfred Colour and M Mom“, of invitation to thaw serviceg_ This ““0?an [it NOXOYI'B lot Mun.

. 2 Hump Smith is giving a tryout
the tug Wumslk,’ spent inst night Ti . “3‘”
to in out i i l 2 . a. » -
at their homes in East Norwalk. 0 C 0 he lowuyton M I to the candidates for positions 0" the

Sunday school as elected at the busi- llsricn busshnli team. The prospects

11888 meeting are the follOWlllili this your for n winning loom nro verl’
superintendent—C. W. Bell. ”night and on paper it looks on though
Assistant—«iii. S. Bryan. .Ltilel‘fi would be keen competitions lie-i
ISL‘CTBllll'Y“Ml93 Ethel JON‘WKS- .twecn the candidates for positions.
ASB‘BW-lll'fi‘“ Ruth Btevens. Next week Manager Smith will no-
Treasurer-George W- 319"“3- nounce the line-up for the season.
Asaistanir—«Miss Emma Bushman. ‘l - mm.
Organist—Miss Marjorie Mills. l The Travel Club or Darlen. willi

First Assistant —Mrs. Laurettn Sin hold its next meeting on Monday night

“3" p at the home of Prof .1 F‘ Williams.
0. W. m Alutyne, of the Cm Second Assistant—Miss Maud Brun- the superintendent of schools. Mrs.
“8°" Noxon will read a paper on “The

cent laundry. was in charge or the S

u eriutondent Primer wrung Alice .. 2 , .
arrangements (or the Suite Laundry- 'Brun‘tlage y Grent Lakes. (“in pleasant lime
men's Association meeting here yester- Assisi t—«Misa lEthel Bartram.

d3)“ iLibrarian—Vi[illinni Stevens.

' ' -Assistant~liurold Cuthill.
fills churches on the East Side W1“ President Missionary Society—Miss

observe this sabbath. as our: Senior Jennie Scott 2.»
"’“' “a “w ch‘m' °" ° “m“ Vice-President ”Miss Beatrice he.
choirs re—eugased, will commence on

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The line day that yesterday was per-
mitted great strides in the bridge
work. and much progress was report-
od. .

 

Elmer Idem-d. superintendent ol’
the out Norwsik electric plant, left
xyesoafllay for Philadelphia on u upe-
oial call. but will return tomorrow.

 

‘which is always had at these gather-
ings is sure to be repeated at this
meeting [or Mrs. Norton's talk will he
very interesting. A inusicni program
has been provided for. and Mrs liar
old Motehouse will render \ocul selec‘
tions; Miss Mabel Alien will give oi-

 

waters
' uno selections and Misc (Susan Chancel-
other musical your. g Secretary and Treasureeriss MD" lot will play some violin solos.

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Mrs V. J. Bonelishn, oi State Line,
Miss. in the guest. or V. .l. Beneiislin.
of‘ifprt mt. tor the week-end and t

_ Sul‘d‘ily. Friends are granting Mrs : court yesterdny afternoon on the
l I ' Benelisha. why in well known here. ; ’*" . charge of trespassing on railroad prop
‘ ~~~~~ ‘ 2 arty. The four were arrested yestor

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The some list of teachers use eiect- ‘ Four more young men were tried

heiorc Justice Abel Dance in the town

 

 

 

George Begun. oi Reynolds street. I“ D ARIEN day morning by Railroad Detective _
who was among the linemen working ,I p " '-Morohousc near the watering innit, in
in Now. Jersey for the Amelie“ NIP ml} ‘ , . . ' icourt each one wan fined 52 and costs,
-8rallh CM Telephone COMMY. AND lwhich amounted to $7.13 apiece, but
pairing storm damages. has returned K ”it won remitted. This course was
here. i . OROTON :ndoptcd by Judge Dance to save the

i ' g ' , itcwn the expense of sending them to
‘ ‘ the Bridgeport jail. The names of the
four prisoners. are John Koshler.

East Wkel‘s are congratulating
lrincipal George E. Thompaon in hie. l ‘
welectlou on the presidency or the Fair-2'"

new county rudim2 “sedition. Fred l‘llhcli MM like“ 3 Wall“ in John .uumu

wince occurred yesterday in south the local but i -m
Norwnilr The curd party giicn b} lilo W0-

George Friubie oi’ Stumlord. was in men‘ s "ivic Mingus, hold at the horns
Charles Oddohls modpumion Darion yesterday. p :oi Mrs. 0 ii Norton. last night wssi
cord and will again carry on a union 2 - ' 'j a decided success Something over
trade. He outed this morning: "A. Local. baseball players will try out {20 was realized and it is to be expend-
»uvo been o member of the union tor the llinrnond on Norton's lot this utter- ed in providing hot lunches for .the
eight years and a day and I hIlt with- noon. " school children at“ the Center nnd her»
out the card was long enough." Mr. 7a.. ,
oddo moot his curd other a dispute John li‘inchwand family have moved ed at the end of the cords Followina
ho had with some at the onioera rec from tholnaho'rno on West avenue 'to is the list of prize winners. there being

2 ins-ding lcnl violation 0! the Well. Norwalli.
‘ mm ‘ 'Ali‘rod Morohouse. ~.lr.. Mra. Clarence

. .' unit)! loo. . W ‘
" " i‘ ‘ " ' Frank Santa printcra‘ devil oi the Bell. Minn Mailbounahury. Ml“- Linn-loo

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Jessie MaoCunimond. Mica Florence

connection with that paper.
Chancellor Mien Matilda Ketlnor. ‘

’ East Notwulk improvement Annuals-co
~-.‘tionwlllbonoldotthuhomootma. _.._....
3' E. E. Gotham. on Blunt avenue. Tues- Miss Dean or Coder Gate has return-
. even . May 5th. l. 1'80 o'clock- ed iron: Cincinatti where she was cull-'
‘ 3‘th linear”. will holdPI short melon edrby the denih or an aunt Zcigler estate. while crossing the rail-
" It 1:00 m2 At 8; do o'clock the - 1rend trucks stuhhed hid foot and tell.
‘ ‘vmeu will in thrown open to the The L. iii. nickname of New rm «min: in in brains to his alumna"x

 

 

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Inbout. three inches ions. He won air

« pnrently stunned by the toll and he
l The local “11091! were closed greater. won round lying alongside the insulin“
immoommlulonm willnold day a there ma a touchors' conven- Dr. A. 1... House, at Newton mum.
a W meeting in the motor gener- tlou; lit Norwalk. which unity or the win phoned tor Ind he dressed the. in 1

Weekender highland it in teachers were “tending lured man's out It is not mount
than any serious development: will re-

hi:- and hire. mm more. or New cult. Even liver on Railroad place.
Yet-l: city, hove opened up their sum Comment toduy shorted thut it rm it
not home in Gracie street inn! which vary tortuoute circumrtu‘noe that no
they will occupy with low in the nu truina happened along while he was
‘ lying there.

 

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During the month Just ended 26!;
ll” iioenm were alien out by do: Dorian mammal church. or.
owners in the tours or Dorian. The Hui-hertz B. Brown, mini-tor. Guilder
total number or don resilient! that service at 10:30 a. in. with the Mi;
" ‘ mutilation oi the adornment of the
' retard. dietary .3. we Supper; would; mine m: 30

Willlnln Moo. thenewldeuler at NO- Ind it in expected than there will he
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'Thomtui Nelson, Frederick cliii'ord and . .. .. .. ..

oton‘sohools. A socinl hour was enloy-

one at each of the eight tables: like. 2i ,

A wu- important meeting 0! the Durien Review once. has ended his Reading. Mrs. snmuei Drumman. Minn l

'. nubile m in. many hoped that “rimmed their residence on on and moms in a cut on Mt M .

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As the blue heaven W‘ldt and

‘ Is it alone where freedom is.

. _. For the soul’s love of borne than

THE. FATHERLAND.

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\Wherc is the true man’s father-

land?
Is it where he by chance is
born?

Doth not the yawning spirit

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

I scorn

On» such scant borders to be

spanned ?

Oh yes! his {hinterland must be

freed

Where God is God and man is ’
man?
Doth he not claim a broarder

span

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.ireel

Where'er a human heart doth

wear

Joy’s mrytie-wrnth or sorrow‘s

’M mes.

Wu :1 human spirit strives

After a life more at. and fair.

There is the true man's birth-

place grand,

His is a world~wide infliction-d!

Where'er a single time doth

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Wherc'cr one man my help
we...
‘ Think God for Illicit I_ births
right. brotheo‘ 2 .

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There in the true man’s birthplace
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‘Mcyers Spruy Pumps.

Nozzles; and Accen-
series

are the result of years of exper-
lonce ”duper-hectic. They have

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been developed with spraying it-
self in line with spraying needs
and have withstood the test made

 

‘ LOVER’S

THE FLAG!

 

 

ELITE

Raiston
Oxfords

ix “roit MEN

Whatever your choice you can
depend on style and value.

$4. 00 and $4. 50

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Glover‘s Shoe Store

 

 

of them for service and reliability:

CHAS. E. DOW 2

 

 

 

 

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Should your eyes in" been giving
you trouble or your [W need

WILLMM J. “MRI,
PTIIC AN.

Room 0. KII'OI' Building.
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Cur No. 171d! tho ‘3er River line
contracted u hnto thirht hat night, for
when it was Mina the crosnovnr
switch in from 0! the pool. oillce, Oil
Wall street. at aliout 8'80 o'clock. ii,
lumped the tracks and handed for th--
Royal lumen ion... The car swung ding-
ohully heroes both the upan down
tracks and directed a blockade to both
lined. The work car had to be called
out before the bulky car was gotten .
hack on the tracks, and it was alter 'n
o'clock before the Work crew had sue»
needed lit-clearing the blockade.

 

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The engine tiint‘s dir" with

('lll'llllll ii: the \msntiniuci no
“it dCI'Sn‘t dm‘vlo‘i ”lg v ‘lt
amount of power. ii. knock: 1.

if the carbon isn't removi .
will score the cylindcr wall, .I
really very serious matter.

OUR OXYGEN

psocess

of removing carbon docs the
work BETTER than any other
way and docs the oniire work in
less than an hour.

Reasonable rate-s.

W. A. Hadiord
Garage

 

 

 

wan
Mowers
Sharpened

George W. Wardwcll’s
52 South Main Street

 

 

 

STOCK 0'

RANGES

ll the mod complete in no in
cities.

STAMFORD. MAGEE
YORK. PERFECT

 

Alto Renoir-I tor till Flanged.

Jones 8: Hotchkiss
Cempany

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lava Flor 81. most River, New Yorll
(loot at mine street). every tiny

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Steamboat Linc

i‘iic Gerhard Co.

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