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Evening sentinel, Friday, June 5, 1914 · page 4

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3. 6 Aineworth is seriously ill at
{ his home in but avenue.

 

. The United States boiler inspector
Ilia-load the holler oi the wellokaowa

 

-- ; Sig Addie V. tolls!- l

.gs,

The Siddons family, of South Nor-
.‘alk. have recently taken up their re.
llence on" the East Side.

. A meeting oi the w. c, T. U. will be

Q held this afternoon at the home or

. Ire. Robert Thompson of 54 First
‘, :éatrestet 3 o'clock.

. Wiulield Scott. 0! 8 Cove avenud.

3 line in Ridseleid last Friday, where
Stale attended the iunerai oi his aunt,
‘ Ira. Addllne Hall.

 

 

= Althea W. Warnock, an employee or

lgneyuolds' Motor Car Company. has
moved from his late home on Rowan
j. ' Street to Wilton, Conn.

 

lira. dies-old Cunningham. of Filth
street. continues to improve at the
lion-ll: Hospital. Harmony friends
look forward to her early discharge
tron: that institution.

 

_ Charles Oddo. of the East Bide Bar»
Set Shop, has received a check for the
(fine he recently paid as the result of
not having running water in his her
fiber-shop. Mr. Oddo has since'inetall-
0d running water.

. Louis it. Hendricks of Fort street.
{who was painfully injured sometime
ago, when he wss shocked by 2,300
' "its and thrown from a telesraph
w «pole, is improving nicely, and is able
‘j to be about his home. ..

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

, Isiah Lathun of Charles B street.
South Norwaik the victim of the un-
lutunale accident of yesterday in the

 

minuswatsrsmmm
mmntanetlymaldthus-
mausoleum-weakened-
mainstay".

carrying a number 0! passengers
daily.

Mrs. A. Raymond. the wellhnowu
vegetable woman. of Rowayton. has
recovered from a recent illness and
has resumed her vegetable route.

 

dllss Laden Jarvis. of South Nor-
wslk, is to spend the summer months
with her grandparents. Kr. and Mrs.
John Jarvis oi Rowsyton,

River, New York, used to salute as
they passed Blackwell's Island. This
'wus in sympathy for Ned Beutiiue
while serving a time of imprisonment
lwmmumossmrleoemm.‘
Bentliae was a sailor himseli, an old-
cer in the U. 8. Navy, and he was also
'noted for his literary ability to write
sea stories. He also published a
weekly paper. The first page heading
being an Alerlcan kg with "Ned
Bentilne’s Own" running throuali it,
and his portrait in uniform. lull length

A large number of ties between the

have been replaced by the Council-
cup Company.

—-——e——

An extension 01 the telephone pain
and wires has been made at Pilot is-
land, owned by Eben Hill.

The Juanita. a large sloop yacht.

 

 

was standing on the left. ‘haa been anchored o! the Norwalh
Yacht Club.

. 'Billy Jones was an eccentric char r- WW

actor, wall-known on the west side 01‘ W _ .Vw

New York, and belonged to the same:
lire company that Joe backwoods;
father did. Poor old how was killed ‘.
‘on the railroad track almost at his (
own door at Best Norwaik. Nobody ‘
ever recollect! seeing Jones with any
clothes on except boots. trousers, and
iiiaunel shirt. And this was because at
‘e vow he had taken. Hia own father
once beat him mercifully for the
habit oi culling him the house with
his cap on. which so unused him that
he swore he would never wear either
esp. cost or waistcoat the rest of his
life, which he faithfully kept until:
his death. Jones was never married. .
but his sister kept house for him. and hire. Waiter Read. 0! Sedgwieh are
he was CONWatlvoly conunrlahie un- nus. lies ill at her home and her eon-
til his dealt. ditlon is critical. Shall suflerlhl

5an ' ‘ ”'0" “out trouble and other confli-
§lN OWAYTON s

cations which. with her advanced me.
makes her recovery extremely doubt-
l
ROWAY TON "AMBIENT SOCI-
ETY.

lul.

The annual meeting ol‘ the Improve-
meat Society was hold it the library.
on Wednesday “tag. The yearly

DARIEN l

l
OROTON
Iii-

Frederick Stevens who his been
employed at Kelley's market. in lisln
street has been takul to the Stem-
iord Hospital, where he will undergo
an operation for appendicitis.

 

 

 

slat during the illness.

 

The esseral merchandise store or
Schlichtlng anthers. on the m of
Main street and Railroad drastic. was
burglarised. some time during _
neadu night. sad 88 is may Iain.

Captalnhilla't-llillslsagsinmak-i
ins trips from the Baton Point duet,
totheGreens Ree-l lighthouse and

Rowaytou Junction and lichen Point

' 1

Misfit-shin“ a
marsh-twasaleattaadtslvt
“eta-pm

 

Inandlrahlouom as-

White-WW.
mueasaniotonvdthemn-roundr
inseeuntryanisemislnsy.

lit. and‘lralalhloaadm
Harland flea at New York are
spelldlngaiewwaehsatthehaneoi
lira. Reihlo’smothsl'. Hrs. J. Rural.

 

The , Sliver line baseball team
Blind the Broad River team on Me
mini Day, and them our hora
had no practice to speak of. they put
up a gritty and splendid fish. The!
hot. but they improved as the m
advanced and it it were not in the
first iew innings, they might easily
have won.

"""“"-5

Mrs. S. H. Borglunl and has
dentist. Monica, did not es. en the
domain, but on the Pun-lo. it. was
reported that the Gsrmania was (a:
lireatseaonhertwaytoillahanrea.
and some were apprehensive of Ira.
Belgium's saiety. it happened that _
she and her daughter sailed on the
ante lino—(helm Hence the sus-
lety. ThePstriahssarrised sateiy at
Algiers, whence aha proceeds to oth-
er ports on the leditei'l'aneail.

 

The services in the Methodist
Church last Sunday evening, were in-
teresting and edlfying throughout.
The singing was excellent. The inn-
slrei "th Buttery, Herbert
inland and lira. William Guthrie—
aasg with a rich voice and in blend

 

Mrs. Fannie St. John. oi Roway-I
ton, is staying with the (unity to aa-I

Wed-

Tlisslochotthesloralssniargethat

ling, «mellow tones. Many oi the eel»
grsaatlou commended them for their
listingsndprslaedthelnlortheheaur
lilill spirit in which they song. It
roads one fee! the aptnsss of Paul's
saying: “Sing with melody in your
hearts unto the Lord." litany tlouall
the! seas hotter than on say oi the
wounding Sundays. We may safety
as! thatwehavaasroodsisginglu
proportion to our numbers as any
ohumh ia the county. The editor 81's
aeuiet talk mfl‘la Wine oi Lilo."

 

,lacoa eel-lava. an. and Um. 1s

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

Business Directory

 

Do You Went to Reach the Public?
Let The Sentinel Directory carry your name
and business into every home.

 

 

.“ "Perpetual Publicity Pius Personality Produces Patronage”

AUCTIONEERS l
VIN SUTHRIE, sulleneer and real
saints. Slivarmine. ..... Tel. “SS-2.

 

AUTOMOBILES FOR HIRE

MON“ 6. CMW, and Main Street”
South Wk, ........ Tel. 132485

JOHN WILSON'S Old Established

 

J. A. HONTOOMERV, 21 Wall 3...
Wit ....... Tel. sees and 824

 

Washington St., .......... Til. m

JMEPH MAY, Elm 8!.
Tel. ....................... 156-2

AUTO REPAIRS.

RIDDV a AYERS' MOTOR can co.
Ford refill-a a specially: Tel. 401.

 

 

AUTOMOBILE SUPPLIES

must.» auro SUPPLY 00.. at
Wall Street, Norwalk,.. Tel. 1332.2.

 

‘ENERAL snacxsm'rmhlo

HERSERT MWUSE, Auto. Repairs.
Painting. I Havlland St, Tsl 303-2.

~—

 

 

BOOTS, SHOES, REPAIRED

mails arms SHOP. as Washing-
ton Street, South Norwalk.

 

’r. oasuuose. North Main sin-m,
South Nomalk.

 

J. LIVENSTEIN, Water Strut.
South Nomaik.

 

 

 

osxs
B. N. NoKIBBON Tel 138-3; Auto
Lighting W a Specialty.

EHPLOYMENT AGENCY

 

Agency, 24 Clay St. . . .. Tel. 206-4

 

EXPRmeHEN. TRUCKhlEN

D. P. MOIRELL, Long Distance Ex-
Pms, Rmfion, Tel. 1181'

 

Vegetables. FRUITS. Candies
anruouv cam, n Railroad

aw, .. ............... rel 33s.

 

 

FISH. VEGETABLES

Wad Ava. Fish hilt: Mr. ordering
fish. Mill and vegetables, call 948.

FURNITURE

RAYMOND and SON, 48 Main Street,
Moi-walk, :: ............... Tel. 15.

 

STERLING FURNITURE 60., 127-
120 Washington St. .. ..... Tel 105.

 

JOB PRINTING

THE BORDAPRESS. 95 Washiniton
St. Tel. ..................... 416.

...—....

IUNK DE)“. LERS

 

7—“.
Tuning PIANO Repairing
SONNENBERG PIANO 00-, 104 Wash-
ington Strut. ............. Tel. 30.

 

STEPHEN L. CLARY, 95 West St.

 

Brass PLATING . Nickel

O. SCAM A 50“. WW? mt,
South Nomlk, . Tel. 342-2.

PLUMBING AMI) TT‘lNING
ROBERT I. T HONPSON, 5" “at 8L,

 

East Namath, ......... Tc'. 5934.
ARTHUR E. BENEDICT, S? V“ M St...
South Norwalk, 111.111“.

 

POCKET BILLIARDS. POOL

KNORR'S, Ticker .SsrvlCa, .Base all
News, Sporting Events 17. S. Mam

 

WILLIAM 'B. HUMELL, 10 South
Main Street. 8. Norwalk, Tel. 12943

 

REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE

THE J. u. LAWRENCE AGENCY, 15
South Main, . ........... Tel 632-3.

 

 

JACOB YOURDISKY. 25 Ely Avenue,
South Norwallt

........

KITCHENWARE. CROCKERY
A. GENESE, 25 w. Washington St.

 

Tel ‘364-5,

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

cal-ad. The healers gained atlases weeds out or town.

by smashing a window on not 1...”:—

side oi the store dad on the m aiming "at the holiday
window. This ediral humor! in. with Ir. and In. Hugo liachl.

set the citiseus attains with fear and. 4......

wrath. thetorm became there have Ilsa him a, emu visited ......
mwmhmbflm '00!- alnhenlee a minimally”:
and thslatterheea'usetheintrudarsud
have worked so cleverly that the 0*
doors have been unable to dud any I". and ill-s. Robert w_ Smith.
’clues which would lead to their ar~ IM '5'.“ D” with thdr ,0,
rest. Tits opinion is held generally atWaanwellarm.

that the same parties have perpetrat-

'Ithneyears: 1.uuqtfl.S.Brysn,
u a. were mm m. locat- lira. Willlanrlahsy. lei-lint and
fiolDr.medTaanerlnlastNor- “EC-Rm 'l‘hasawiihiho
“Murmanlusiveiy in lflmmflflatmcm
memmmuwummflmmasmihem
Mummhmm- Brooh- Museums-elsewhere:
mull. ltlholldhavereadnrook. ‘ Pram-“LEM. !
.1". CM_ First Viee-Presideat—«B. S. -.Bryaa

“ Second vemmh B.
an Elizabeth mended of solid OWN”-
mmmvu‘mwm SSW-‘3'. F. Thomas.

m m Rm“. 0' ”to“ m. Ola. We
Springs. N. Y.. 101- the past low days. The Moira! “M9“ 10“ Wk)“

 

 

 

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Oils. Eyelash returned yesterday. Mr.

 

was the mattor of street llxhts. lnas-, ed all oi the recent burglaries.

modified the do” has been consid-
.9;in thread. it wasdaeldad team
is contract for the coming year, and
the lighting committee wasauthorised‘
to make some channisthoménnl
The treasurer leper-ted .that the;

isolates aria. Shstelllrom her
‘huhchalrlastwest.

 

l Harryc. lahatds helping Harry
Va Dwingolo at Elton Mt with
the electrical work.

 

Uta-laymen lssulerlnsirorn

”a “may I. war' '0- lek0 T... ........................ 1“”.
Griselda shoes. landlady. 111.3424 ......
, LAUNDRIES
mm m CHmE OLD WELL LAUNDRY}! Havllhnd
1m. and a some MARKET. 271 emf .............. ' ..... m an
we laid slim, ..... m. 472:1 ______,...____._____,
HILLINERS .
CIVIL ENGINEERING mes PoLHEalus, as Washington
W R. IlNEC. Knoll! Ilook. Stunt. .......... . ....... Tel. 802.
Salltl Wit, ......... Tal. me.
...... NR8. I. Id. TAYLOR, 60 North Main
SM. . . . ......... . . . ..... T l 805
Gosh—REPAIRED—Whtchcs °
ARTHUR T. FERRIS. vs Wasllimton MONUMENTS
Street, ......... . ...... Tel. ass-1:. ”UT” NORWALK ”Human."
84 3 Mai m ...... Tl, I“
conrsacroxs. BUILDERS . “ " ' "' '
"' “’"l‘ ‘ “I‘m“ '“"""°“ "” MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

South Nov-wail: ... TIL m

e—n—u-‘J-

sumac uuovaav. as Gil" Street,

...... . ..... Tel lanes
M":

memo coneva‘tl‘crlou co.,

Kaslor lulldirlo. Tel. . ..... seas.

VARlETY swan. vs Washington
Street. South Norwalk.

...s

' NURSES’ REGISTRY

 

OR. 8. D LAWRENCE. .Slith Malls.

pledges tor the seashg year do not ill-all. Painless: spent alewdass
Hwatrauatheeontluatiaottheelllreiuilowi'ork . ..
system oi twenty-two lights, so the .
lighting committee ha salt consul» la o. M. spent a tow days last
‘mtlon the W «St least four "a in New York
of the following lights: One at the;
white’orldfioneatflsislsalhausa‘. wmkmimm. HOW
7, one in North avenue. and thmeonito- returned from New York '
ton avenue. one in Broom sheetaod
m m 1“ch! m a ...‘m. MW “I 31'0“” IS. A Vllilol‘ ,
unnewflghtwfilmlahbmmmmwwmm ‘
edinOI-aw oven“. his“! rel '
wmgummmto' Nil! Alice Buttery ls villi!!! her

Ira. s." .1. Smith entertained. rela-
has at her lots in Wall Norwalll
arenas forltha holidays. ‘

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

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Ilr. and In. W. N.

 

 

 

Smith and -

 

 

Street. also ohlropodlal“ Tel. 788.

 

GENERAL CONTRACTORS

 

 

 

mum manager? as w.“ OSTEOPATHS
sir-oi .. Tel. else. 9*. l’- A- SHAMBAUGH, Colenum
. Bvildins. Nomik, Tel. 351
DELICATESSEN ———-—

' redo, M, as ml. Tel. 421. a, oecxsn, Picture Framing, 1s m

 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

mahosnyehsngetnmmm mainluStsmtordioI-eiowdays.
mmmwmm’ -----—

mammnumnmmfimmwnem

changes. WW'wm proh-
ably be in oped-uses 3*"! the m. Mflthohdlsathlsmeuts.

mummmmorm ammo». been “its ill the

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

 

avenue, .......... . . . .. . Tel. 173-4.
DEN'TISTS l

on. FRANK s. new Kepler “lid- ““5- ‘- Rupees.” ‘03 3M” “m"
log ....... .. ....... ....Tetleesta. Wv-m-m “WW5.
‘ . \ . .

«. DWAKKRS - PHOTOGRAPHS
"‘3' BELL! "Mm“ Km" ”“k' cross: ‘3 NORTH In Washington
Washington“ * Slrsel.2;.:...TalophoasCoonoctlon.
DYE-35 CLEANSERS Pic-rune SHOP. seam-ad Corbett

BOSTON ”IAN CLEANING A DYE.

"'00 CO” 61 ISIS. Norm-1k, TM. ’51

ELECTRICAL WIRING

 

PHILIP H. HELENE, Lightaflm Ml“! IHALLOCK,928-uutll|lfln
............ Tel; W'M Strait. ..... ..... Tel 1193.

or. ...

 

 

 

Block, South Nervsallt.

 

’ PIANO LESSONS ,

l

 

H E. DANN and SON 45 Wall Street
Nomlk .............. Tel. 1311-2.

 

THOMAS C. SALOON, Norwalk P. O.

a Block, Wall Street.

 

TAYLOR a GOLDEN, South Norwalll
.Trull CO. Building. Tel. 1230.

 

WM. u. BYINGTON, Room 11, Ge.

solla Bldg. Nona-iii. Tel. 330

 

SEWING MACHINES

MACHINE 00., New and Second hand, ‘

15 Railroad avenue, ..... Tel. 372-4.
SIGN PAINTING

HOWARD A. TlLLY, 52 Water Street.
South Nomlk ........ Tel. 473-2.

STUDEBAKER AUTOS

REYNOLDS MOTOR CAR co.. Con-
nooticut and West soot, ..Tel 1120

 

TAILORING REPAIRING

aocxonr sees. all North Main 51.
South Nor-walk . , ..Tel 352.2.

JOHN Kusovm.,oeelom Tailor, 213
a Washington Street. ..Tel, 320.

TIRE vunizsmzmo

ROBERT C. GREGORY, .7 Wall Street.
Norwalk, . .Tel. 324—6.

 

eve-...nee.e

 

UPHOLSTERERS

i s. K. MITCHELL, upholsterer, and Im-
dsrlakar, t1 Water‘eSt., Tel. 1382-3-

 

WINDOW CLEANING

so. NDRWALK vmloow a HOUSE
CLEANING co. Box 510

o‘-

 

 

'3... woven Carpets

A HCNIV WELLER. .1 WWW ARCHIBALO MERRIAM. 13 Cirillo!!! ORIENTAL RUG WORKS. 7 Winfield

* i ell-m, Tsl. ism. am . .. .. . . 7.1. ms. slmi. . .. ...East Nomalil

 

 

 

 

 

independence cinh spent the artill-L
.asen and evening at lotonl’oin‘t.

more: it very pod.

threeyeara.

 

.A number oi the members ’oi the

Whilathars they tried the new door
of the dancing pavilion and all

“ac—q.

£0175me iss-
mummmunl‘sm

“Methamolflw .1
nail-It “

 

'nurzh. rule.

 
 

...—......“ _‘-- .—.——-

unopened. mule"
Schede and Wflrad Smith.

 

 

The improvement Association has
decided to oil Wed Nowell: avenue
iron: the John Shannan Hoyt place!
to the New Canaan line. The work.
will cost shout-$175 and will he paid ,
for ”1110301 raised lino-gills rosi-

deutso The oil’llss beenyrdnrhd by -
therealdenls mm standard Oil“ ‘.

oompa‘ny and will he soon laid.

South Norwalk ......... Tel. 11145 >

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