The braces for the new caisson 0!
Pier 8 are nearly finished. 1
Charles E. Lexon, a machinist em-I
ployod In New York city, is confined,
to his home on South Osborn avenue’
with an injured leg. I
1
Benjamin A. Martines and Caroline;
Jostrand were married last evening by
Rev, S. P. Fairbanks at the parsonage
of the East avenue M. E. Church.
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At the meeting last night of the
district commissioners met last night?
and signed the contracts for the
blinding and equiping of the new elec-
tric light plant. 1
..____. l
Charles Byx'bee, of Fort street, whoI
every year has the contract for the
picking of a large majority of the lo;
cal cherry trees. reports an excep z
tionally tine crop of the fruit this sea-
IOII. Il
Rev. B, P. Fairbankshpastor of the
East avenue M. E. Church, will preach I
a very interesting temperance ser-
mon tomorrow morning. As the Hob-
son Prohibition hill is being agitated
to a great extent throughout the coun avenue will occupy the 91181111363 made makes his home With Ml” Nash on
try. this sermon will prove timely
All interested in this vital question
are cordially invited to attend tomor-
row morning's service.
Victor J.- 'Beuelisha, of Fort street.
left today on his annual two weeks'
vacuum}, to be spent with his family.
at State Line. Mass. His position as
Associated Press operator in the 011109
a The Evening Sentinel, is being fill-I
ed by F. R Snell, of New York, who
is one of the operators covering the
vacation trick for The Associated
Press in Connecticut this year.
The growth of East Norwalll cou-
tinues unabated. All the local con-
..tsactors report they hpo contrficts‘
" I?‘I‘ ‘ y new'houses; which they will
as soon as possible. Contractor
\AlIlon Wood at First street. who is
Illshiug two new houses for Marion
Clark on Marvin Beach Tract. will
5 start on Monday on a new house to:
house for William Hyde on Fitch“
street next week.
F‘——'—-
g” the corner of Second street and
nay-view Place, will be held this or!
. 'teraoon at 4 o'clock. Many of the
..olty oiliclals will be present. including
L
/
Nonorou
J. M_ Wood is at his summer home
near Water Lane.
Dr A. M. King is at his summer
home on Collender's Point for the sea-
son.
Dr. Mixwell and iamily, of
York city, are at Tokenehe for the
summer.
Miss Mary H. Ward, of New York
city, occupies her cottage at Collea-
der’s Point.
Edward Fairchlld has had a good
time in New Canaan. He says the
day is too short
The auto repair shop on Railroad
vacant by Joseph Lasso
, The Woman's Civic League have Sunday school at w. Chalice B.
l
NewI
, »
been exceedingly fortunate in the dam Fitch. superintendent. Adult Bible
icers who will exhibit at The Wee classes, male and beanie. intarmedi-
lBurn Cottage this evening, June 2'! ate grade and infant class. Made in.
'Thoy will do‘ The Katchina" as itteresting for all grades. Male and to
should be done. 'msle adults made to feel at home.
j(torso yourself and bring your iamilyI
“One ounce of caution is worth a with you. Epworth IMO 6:“ p.'
{pound of cure. Dr. Noxon, the vigi- m. Evening sermon, 7:30. bythe pas-
lsnt health officer says if parents tor if you have no church home, come
would exercise it when their children in here and you will find rest. i
are taken sick, it would save troublef ’
and also money.
The graduation exercises by the
~———— public school pupils at the Town Kalb,
The new siding, adjacent to the To- Thursday evening, attracted a large.
kenelie mad, will be a matter of grant crowd. very many of whom had a per,
convenience to the neighborhood. To- sonal interest in the pupils who were
‘ keneke is steadily growing in popu- taking part. The program gave ovi-
latlon of citisens who are useful as deuce of thought and study, reflectingI
well as ornamental ,credlt to tutor and student The stageI
An intelligent mechanic says, with the animated students made a beauti-
some new buildings going up in Da- ful picture. All the schools closed Fri- ,
rien, and with repairs and alterations day at noon for a long vacation for
to other buildings there is quite con- the teachers and scholars
siderable employment for skilled me-
chanics in the town i
Darien Congregational Church Dr.
————- Herbert S. Brown, allusion—Sunday
A flag raising at the Darien post. services at 10:30 a m and 7: so p. in.
office on the morning of Saturday, The session 0! the Sunday school Iwili:
July 4th, would be an interesting fea- be held at the close of the morning
ture of Fourth of July celebratiou. It service. The lesson is the review ofI
can be done with Just a very little the studies of the quarter The Junior;
help. The postmaster can supply tale Endeavor Society meets at i p. 111.. in
,flag. Who will help do the rest? the helm room The meetlns oftho
‘ YPWSCEisatGWSOmeopic‘
An old resident says he don't think "CIVIC Reruns That hideavorers
roads, sidewalks and things in general 5110““ Promote '.—ll 1- 10-20-105001'.‘
were ever in better condition in [in WW9“ Wiegman The mid-week
len than they are today. That the so- meeting, 0!! Wednesday. will be 010'
loctmen and other town officials have lecture ”WWW"! 10 the MN I 8119‘
been giving close attention to what 9°" to be administered July 5 The;
Iconcema the saucy-“I pubnc I. ev‘dent muting 0f the “dies Aid '1“ be held
.__...___ nthe lecture room on Thursday at 3
“Rowland Richards. of New York 9 m 011 the evening of July 5 c s.
who helped to make the hours go by Abbe will read "The Perfect ”mm-I
gamoug the younger element of the by M", 110de Shipman Andrews.
town is back in town again, and it is a patriotic service. The book to
be read concerns Lincoln' s Gettysburg
speech.
Wost street. lie has two comrades,
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Let The Sentinel Directory carry your name
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AUCTIONEERS
was handsomely dmd, and withl “- IUTNRIE, W “4 real
ssh". Silvarmina. ..... Tol.1“5-2.
earthworms roe HIRE
HONOR O. OMW. tooth Main street,
Bonus NM ........ TOI. assas- .
J. A. WNMERV. 21 VIII! 9-.
Norwflk ....... Tel. 65-! find M
JACOB SOHAUB, Auto and Wow, 16
Washingtonu. .......... Tel. no
JOSEPH SHAY, 27m 89..
Tol............... ..... .... 1m
IAU'I‘O REPAIRS.
”V l AYERS! MOTOR CAR 00.
Ford min I specialty. Tel. 401.
QU'IOMOBILE SUPPLIES
NORWALK AUTO SUPPLY 60.. 20
Wall street, Nor-walk... Tol, 132.1.
GENERAL BLACKSMITHING
'usnsaliv RAYFUOE, sum. swam.
Painting. 9 Havlland 8L, Tel 303-2.
‘6. N. MGKIDBON,
{Egbert Turner and Franklin Speer.‘
Rev. Father J. J. McGuane, of No. with him-
lroton. looks very well in a Ford mo-
itor, which is his to keep. i Harry D. Hanson. of Darien. was
Igranted a decree from-Emma E
Miss Ella Bates is renting her house Hanson. now of New York, on the
on Gracie street furnished, reserving around of desertion. The wife
two rooms for her own use. thought Darion too slow. She also had
....” .an unlawful admiration for John A.
Miss Marguerite lliudley, who had Jam-- The bottles were married on
an enjoyable visit with friends at November 24. 1892. The wife,desoro
White Plains, N 1,11. muffled ed on January 15, 1911.
I Mrs Mary C. Smith. of 'l‘olienelto.I Just now several of the lunday
has changed her residence to Stain schools hive committees Iout Xor an
fins cars at Darlon Center and inquier
Ithe way to the Soldiers' Home. They
I appearance lnvitod‘a second look and
Five or six well built men got all
BOOTS. SHOES, REPAIRED
snows aspam slice. 2s Washing.
were well built and somehow their ton Street. South Nor-walk.
led one to think they were salt water
sailors who had navigated the deep
w.aters Then they began to ash ques-
‘r..oARllAMolii-:. North Main strut,
souls Nomilt.
t‘ont “*1." I.“ m, “but this I! J. L'VBN.".N. W“? M
a nifty looking place." “Yes." said death Nerwflk.
another "looks to me as if the cap- .
halo of the deck knew the use 01 a.
marlin spike" “Yes." said another.
"he must have stood on a wall with
a plumb line in his hand " Another
N. IAIUCA. 5! Water, no. Not-walk.
clinics shoes a “any. Tel. «24
BUTTER. E1308. CHEESE
HENRY MUELLER, 31
..............
Washington
Tel. 107%
ELECTRICAL wanna
‘31. mo; Auto
nghblng SM a Specialty.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
JOHN WILSON'S Old Established
Agency, 84 Clay St ..... Tol. 266-4
extremism, TRUCKMEN
D. P. NORRILL, Long Distance Ex.
nross. Rowena-i, Tel. 1181
Vegetables, FRUITS, Candies
ANTHONY CAR“ .1 Ruin-d
Avenue, ... ........ . ..... TOI m
FISH, VFDE'MBLES
West Ave. Fish ma Before ordering
fish, "tilt and vopehbles, call 948.
FURNI'EURE
RAYMOND and SON, 48 Main Biron,
Nov-walk, ................. Tel. 15.
STERLING FURNITURE 60., Q7-
129 Washington 81., ...... .Tol 1m.
JEWELRY, NOVELTIES
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, Toys, an.
The Dasar, 76 Washington St.
JOB Puma
THE IORDA PRESS, ’5 Washindton
8!. Tel. ...... ...... ........ . 415.
JUNK DMERB
JAOOI vouamoxv, as any Avonuo.
ford; where she saws there Is more ideal pine for a Sunday on pic- .. “my. Mall: ,, ,,,,,,
lite. .. nic. Rotop Eolnt renovated II5mm- ”m“ h m “‘I u W“ N v. sue a sense MARKIT. :1 . ' . “I In.“
;. t ‘ M imny attractions. but for the ildrsn “mm“ "“P- “d “”3”" “g fouls Nola ego-cow"... T». 4n ""
The Tokeneke 139m inn his be“ who do nowhave a chance tor a long “tram: the “13°” thud ‘3“ .W— ~ .WENWARK CROCIKERY
my “WW“ “‘I” ‘h" m “6° “'° ”W” 'm‘ ‘ "m H“ "I ;uo:t"'III-i'wsy." said a rodent m- cross MANUFACTURERS a. season, as w. mum st
meat of 1 L. Danes of New 101* the trolley has a superior “hm“:hIII m m...» the m hon in “an“ ”W." Go. ”WI-Nacho 8t, l Tel, . .......... ........ ..... 1089.2
..., __._____ whim: I“ W” I" ° fnugmgmmmmgaz m. ....."........ . ..mI] -
. w .. _
‘ be built on Fourth street tor Alfred awIIiII f: L Home Who 'u cunt II the United States N", with the rank _ I LAUNDm
' y r a few days on business. hasI Charles E. Blaney. the New York of comm 0d are .. 8“. one of them. CIVIL ENGINEERING cu; WELL LAUNW a: Havliand
. tasks). He will also finish up a new returned to his home at Norotou city theatrical manager. is building a "We could “I, it mm the m look 1 01nd,. ....... .. Tel. 309.
Heights llace 60190130 for a moving picture of everything." and they set sail with NEW R. ”fluffww MI“
show on his private grounds, “While TIM. ”w for the Soldiers Home. South Nomlk. MILLINEBBII
Mrs A 8.01mi. Of Tokenelle has Oak Shade " The place is convenient ‘ MI
TheI ceremony at omelally breaking bad a pleasant “me With friends from to Union. New Canaan “0",” and W cub—REPAIRED—‘W MI” NLHENUO n Washington
ground for- the new electric light planthew York, whom she has been enter- other small towns. invitations will be ARTHUR 1. rgnmg, 7a wml'ton m """""""""" T“ 302.
mining. [extended liberally tor the opening “M Tot. 353.12.
---- .night. More thin 60 actor: will ilud', MR8. 3, M TAYLOR .0 North M.“
“Thalia it‘ltlieiscgfi’ (3:12:60: I:arltles. 1;: employment when it or“, i CONTRACTORS. BUILDERS direct. ....... ....... Tel 305
M5 be“ 909“)"“5 until “"9" in the! The Brotherhood will have two very! " 'TI JOHN ‘ KIYQEB. Steamboat ”II MONUMENTS
wDistrict Commissioners William H.
I'lnifin. Levi Jones and John D Carr.
, besideeithe special committee, which
L‘Waldrcn. and A. Netti-do: Paddock.
A large number of posple are expect-
«ad to be on hand to witness the inter-
esting exert-lees .,
l
iII‘lie Mon' a Class or 9‘9 East aveu la.
dismount Epsom: Church will ha'- a
thallium-e tomorrow of listening to
_. address by H. (P. Morgan. on na-
ThIs comes at
fitnppuflune time, following the in-
vdnnIo. or. entering a Itwo
I m on WI Tilda Sound
.oonsists of Henry J. Rinses. Arthur I
KNOB.
Joe Lane's shoe repair shop as
Railroad ave’ ue \illl on July 1st, re
move is in: Lane building 1‘ t‘.‘
“‘-t Rca'i
Mrs Wheeler, wh: reside 3
Mrs. St: eat, on Thanks: avenua
spent Fr'day among he:
on Grade street
IThe campaign against ills, Sweet-
er" in Tokenewe, has been very suc-
cessful. The thing to do they say lav
"To mat the fly."
George Bowen, of the IPost Road.
has his daughter, Mrs. C. Schwartz.
andrhlldren. with him. They will
spend ,thelllmmer.
, , , ,
Mrs. Waterbury, of Prospect ave-
one. is catatonia: at Lake bananas. .
up the state and has improved very
much in health by its me.
The ConnggIaiIonaI lawn m
oourtosthschurohsrdartywlllvd
soon boinactivonsohytbaim
'people oftheclmrcb persona-loads.
r
”W annalsaadhisslstorm
“thalamus.- ”dummomugo.
viowtrom their wladw;"slwarsq .
With. ’
malty fr .6211...
I 1' ear.
lstmng issue for a ball game. that!
will be well worth seeing, as witholti
yany doubt they have the material 0.;
;.K It is- possible that the Convent;
ltlonal Sunday school also the M. E. I
'Sunday school next Sunday may make
’aunouncsment of d3. 23 hr picnic-s
ill. behaves ererv EELCEJI ' :3 2:;
his plate FIJ‘J’V ‘
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5° 1"““1': ‘i‘s 'Ll‘l-r uric;
have pt‘:ei s.towt,,_tne t'w: 1'2 Hill a
more! to finish ‘llowers 0.13331 ,
l
lilo he spring.” but will in e is as». a;
’nm e on lit. .63 make any snow :aiII'
As a gentleman passed the one i
on Dr. Allen‘s drug store turner h-
rwa‘s heard to say, "This is where I
lost the bar): (to my saint," He fell"-
on the. box the.'llrst dark Lirnt
was out. .it i '- hls tools u another
“We. " 4, I =
The ladies? Aid some Isa the II.
8. Church are very moss. as _ l' '
they have a Iargtofitractnhandll. .. _‘ ,I _ _
They‘dfonotm unshiiehysrd, ‘ ‘ ".2 . .
oil have” 1an his amino-7s slim E 00w
Itmolsalhghrlsha moi-rules ., ', ._' - ; . _
mmualmtomm.“‘ .
llduidausn d a certain dab}. in. ’
church women ed are workers
no are (or m that that b0
mo an am months than
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ONO Thriller
060”". AND Iomaas
YOU WILL FIND IT
steam “ll-I
“Miss-sum
wflhdlltsdiafoo
Com-if Norwalk . ........ Tel. 1002.
.TIPNEN UNOVARY. 25 Cliff 8M
. Tel. 1%
CONSTRUCTION 00.,
. . 359-8.
NARING
KsoIOr Building. Tel.
.uoo
, WERAL CONTRACTORS
LVATOR ci-lasmo'rr. .25 Wood
sin-i ..... 131.3164.
I DELICATESSEN
I. H. MOREHOUOE, MM and
Fancy Groceries, 35 Wall, Tel. 427.
...
nemrsrs. '
on. FRANK s. HOYT, Keslsr Build-
ing... ...........TOI.180613.
DRESSMAKERS
MR8. IELL! HARRIS. Rosier Nook.
Wailingtoa «not. ‘
DIVERS
, lasso." Iain. wanton.
ELECTRICAL WIRING
I'NIIJ' "mamas, Light and
," Cosa‘ntiOQoeaooa T.“ “1; m
DR. D. A. SHAMEAUOH,
CLEANSERS ,
W cram amass a DYE;
SOUTH NORWALK MWIENTAL,
84 80. Main M ..... Tel, 004
NURSES’ REGISTRY
one o Lawsaaca. South Main
.M also chlrdpodlai... .TsL m.
OSTEOPATHS
COIebui-n
Building, Nomla, vol. 331
railings. PAPERHANGERS
O. DECKER, Piston Framlru, 18 Was
avenue. . . . . . Tel. 1734.
closings-s
JAGOB..A. sunrise. no Oouth Main
street. “14342-5.
PHOTOGRAPHS ..
elem: s, wow-m n wouliogloo
direct. .. ._._..‘ Telephone Csamctlon.
“mam Liaisons
silos s a. HALLOCK.‘ as some min
smut. Toi110-3.
HIDALD MIMAI, 10 Iayvlew
Avenue . Tel. loo-s.
You are Not
l . tirely Satisfied-
whhmtallohI-JI ”slow
uni. “wt.“
lawns-o. '0‘
.wWUts-n
Tuning 121 AND Bunions
SONNENSERG PIANO 60., 1M Walli-
lagoon direct, ............. Tel. 30.
STEPHEN L, CLARY, 95 West 81.,
South Norwalk ......... Tel. 1114-5
Bras PLAT! ,‘xl 6 Nick!
a. scan a SON. W31!" Street.
South Norwsllu, ...... Tel. 3422.
PLUMBING AND T"INING
ROKRT C. THOMPSON. " ”int 8L,
Ens! Nomalk, Te'. 5934.
ARTHUR E. BENEDICT, 87 st 8:,
South Norwslk, . Tel. 11144.
' POCKET BILLIARDS. POOL‘
KNORR’B, Ticker .Sorvlce. .Bsse all
News, Sporting Events 17. 8. Ma. r
WILLIAM B. HUBBELL. 10 South
Mall Street. 8. Norwalk, Tel. 1294-3.
REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE
THE J. a. LAWRENCE AGENCY, 15
mum, ........Tel632-3.
H. E. DANN and SON, 45 Wall street,
Norwalk, ............. Tel. 1311-2.
THOMAS c. BALCOM. Norwslk P. 0.
Block, Wall .irect.
TAYLOR l. GOLDEN, South Norwalk
Trust CO. Bulldlng. Tod, 1230.
WI. H. BYli-eGTON, Room 11, Ga-
mio Bldg. Norwslk. Tel.‘ ..... 330
sswmc MACHINES
MACHINE 60.. New and Second-hand,
15 Railroad avenue. . . Tel. 372-4.
SIGN PAINTING
HOWARD A. TILLY, 52 Wabcr Street.
South Nmalk . . . TN. 413-2.
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STUDEBAKER AUTOS
REYNOLDS IMOI‘D't can no. Con-
necticut and West avos., ..Tel 11
TA’ILontm REPAIRING-
ROCKOFF BROS. as North Main St,
South Nomlk .‘I’ol 362-2.
JOHN KUBOVIC. Custom Tailor, 213
E. Washington Street” ..Tel, 320. .
.
TIRE VULCANIZING .
ROBERT 8. GREGORY. 7 Wall Street,
NON/ails. ........ . . . . . .Tsl. 324-6.
- UPHOLSTERERS
B. K. MITCHELL, upholsterer. and un-
mar, 11 Water St, TOO. 1382-3.
, .4...“
WINDOW CLEANING.
so. NORWALK WINDOW l. HOUSE
CLEANING CO. BOX 51d
:Rugs woven ._ Carpets
omsum sue wean. 7 WIanOId
'l‘lieltebthIok
W60.
mouth“.-
muss
toss-
mm
lesion-oasis.
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