PAGE FOUR msomnonwaaxmoamnm: MONDAY, JULY 6; 1914 EAST NORWALK NEWS Mrs. Charles Jones of Stockbridga, lass. is the guest of Mr. and hire Lori Jones. 6 Cove street. S Ines Edith Vroom. of Seaside two: line, East Norwalk. has purchased a new Apperson automobile. Harold Parks of New Rochelle was a visitor at the home of his parents on the East Side over the week-end. ‘ ......— William Swarts of New York city is visiting at the home of Mrs. E. E. leads on Edlie avenue for a few, days, lira. LA. L. Fowler. of Flushing. L. 1., was a visitor with Mrs. L M. Pink. hem, of Bayview avenue. over the Fourth. Mrs. L. M. Smith. of Rowan street. last Norwalk. has left on a trolley trip with Boston as her objective point. She will be gone about a week. The many friends of Mrs. Elisabeth Leppert of Betts Place will be pleas. ed to learn that she has fully recov- ered from her recent serious illness. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel L’Hommedleu of Rowan street. and son and daugh- ter. were 4th of July visitors at the home of relatives in Newtown, Conn Mrs. Mary J. Pinch of Van Zant‘ street is confined to her home with an attack of gastritis. Her man! friends look forward to an early re covery. —Deposits made on or before July tour in the Savings Department of the South Norwalk Trust Company will draw interest from July 1st. Edgar W. Howell, of 71 Cove avenue. sloop, which has also been renovat- ed. Mr. Holley expects to launch his boat some time in the near future afternoon on the Marvin Beach tract jto witness the last and most thrilling of the series of balloon asCensions. thCh has brought throngs of people to the tract for the past few days. Sat. urday's ascension proved very inter- ‘esting. The lots on the tractare be ing sold very fast to many prominent; people. [ There will be a meeting tomorrow afternoon of the East Norwalk lms provement Association at the home or Mrs. Sarah Staples. at 3 o'clock sharp There will be a director's meeting we- ‘ceeding the regular meeting at 2:45 o'clock. As many matters of impor- tance are to be discussed, it Is urged that every member of the association be present. i i l l l 1 ..of Brooklyn, have arrived at cottage in Raymond street for daughter liar-ion, of New Haven. are . spending a few daysm Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Lynch. Miss Barcley. of Brooklyn, was a visitor at the home of her brother. Robert 8. Barclay. in Rowaymn, over 'the holiday and Sunday. --Deposits made on'or before July 10th in the Savings Department of the 'South Norwalk Trust Company will draw interest from July lst. Mr. and Mrs. I. Sturmus and family, their the ’ summer. I l f The Loyal Workers of the Advent; Christian Church will hold their quar-t I terly meet tomorrow evening. The meeting this time will be something out of the ordinary in interest. There will be a free supper served in the basement of the church on Van Zant street at 7: 00 o'clock in the eve- ning. There will be one interesting address given by a capable speaker. and the members present will enjoy a round table talk, be vocal selections that will please. i I i John H. Coates and family, of Row- ayton, have gone for a few days’ vs- cation to Huntington, L. l. The trip A record ‘3de gathered Saturday was made in Mr. Coates' new launch. A very important meeting of the Re ilance Social Club will be held tomor- row, Tuesday afternoon. in the Bali- ance tire house, at 3 p. m. Every member is urged to be present. as! business of great importance will be transacted. The races of the Rowayton Yacht Club proved an attraction for many of the members on Saturday. The club cup was won by S. E. Dibble and Wil- liam Pinkney came in second. Three other boats owned by Charles Bow- man Harry 8. Bryan and George D. McKay, were disqualified by exceed lug their time allowance. WWW DARIEN 0ROTON< L153..- Work on Dr. Keeler‘a residence on l There will also the Middlesex road is prigressing. Andrew Taylor's underground gaso- G. Isaac Davidson. of 880 East ave- line tank is in. and ready for business, nue. went out on a fishing trip. Sat- urday. and while on Smith‘s island he fell asleep. The boat drifted across the harbor. and Davidson. who was half over the side. appeared to be William Lynch, of Yale University. will summer at his home in Tokeneke. Andrew Stark, of Newton, went to im danger 0! falling “m His New Haven to spend the Fourth with 'plight was seen by Stanley Baldwin men“- and Walter Gates from the Knob has been transferred from the tug Club. and they rowed out and tooh‘ Miss Jenaie Male. of Noroton. Kw Ha I ~ on which he serves in the capacity of - chief engineer .‘, amp Company of, New Rochelle, N. Y.. .\~ was a visitor at the home of his par, outs on the East Side over the holig ;,‘ the Fourth of July by the Nagnoliu ‘ ’ day and Sunday, .7 Miss Margery McDerrnott of Charles street is assuming the bookkeeping duties of Irene Donneily in the oince 7,, of the Tilly Carriage Works. while :i', Ilse Donnelly is on her vacation. /. .,,~ Thomas Riley of Pleasant street has accepted the position on the Roadie ‘ Bakery delivery team, which was re ocutly left vacant by the resignation of William Groeschner of Fort street» Mr. and Mrs. Harry H. Finch of . New York city were visitors at the home of relatives on the East Side ...... over the holiday and Sunday. Mr. and. ' In. H H. Finch will leave soon for a vacation trip to West Stockbrid: e. lass .l) \, Charles H. Wilson is now in posses sion of his new store at 20 Van zant street. The place now has the appear- ’ance of activity. and business has com. succeed to increase. His friends are ~ congratulating him on his new’ enter- ' prise. . The following people have gone to 'C’ali Pasture. where they are camping out for this week: lira. Sarah Gaynor ’ mid daughter Nellie; llr. and Mrs. airs. George annor and iamily; line all: Wright. Adeibert Knapp and Ed- “guardians beipits for out our services. Title mileage is William Hazard and family: Mr. and- to the Knob shore. war. aroused. andqnade to dress. and later some acouaintsnces rowed over. 110310. A very Jolly time was onloyed on Club. of Brooklyn. N. Y.. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar W. Ilnwell, of Cave avenner The club came from Brooklyn in the boat of Frederick IBuae. and a merry time was enjoyed on the Journey both ways At the Howell home games and sports of many kinds were enjoyed. and refresh- ments were carved. the day being thor- oughly enjoyed by all. The Magnolia Club consists of the following mem- bers, who were present: Charles Wolfe. “Brownie." Henry Goldhorn. John Mishinsiu, Anna Slmclhan. Clara Casey. May Eckert and John Eckcrt. ,ami Mr. and Mrs. Edgar W. Howell inad family. A) OWAYTON I .H. Poll and, wife. of New York, are visiting at Tokenoko III. Miss Dorothy Remand la spending a week with Mandarin Washington, D. C. ...—...... Dr. H. P. Cost-r. of New York. and family are at the Mambo inn for the season. ,wnliam Curran. of New York. spent the week-efl with Kr. and Mrs. Ab thur Hart. inn mum‘s“... of s... York. is spending the week wlflr Elan Flor ace Adeock. Furniture Go. In Washington street. Jinandmhhnfleboaaofcud. this street. “mason-landown- thsweekeat. ~ ., “q—u—h— —Buyyourfurnltnra at Sterling. ‘__ an alanine.rim-tum.ttrvvtten‘r luminoudaylaflew York. WWW" to all? 5°“ “Norwalk,” Davidsons' skill in tom bringing it '90" with!” afternoon shopping in There Davidson SIMION. Lamar Butler and friends have re- Harry Bradley of the Triumph 001- and took Davidson and his boat back “"1190 from 3 “1081 OMOYBNO trip to the White Mountains . Dances and other attractions at Rob. on Point are drawing many of Darien's young folk to the shore. St. Luke's Episcopal Church will hold a basar in Auguat. which will introduce some novelties. Harold Head,‘ of the Noroton Wa- ter Company. has hsen'to Hartford upon business for the company. A concrete walk is being laid from doorstep to sidewalk at the Episcopal rectory on the Post road. Noroton. William ‘R. Wilmott, of New York. has arrived in Darlen’ and will spend the summer with his father. Judge \Vllmott. Mrs. David Moore, of Noroton mending saber many friends will be glad to learn. The Epworth League will.have an important meeting tonight, as the president wishes to greet vary many of the members. \ a any in Darlen. last week. with maria; gee recorded by town clerk Hoyt amounting to $1.100. Miss Virginia. or Leroy Avenue. are spending a tow. days with friends at Ocean Grove and Asher! Work. ' afternoon at the home of Mr. and In. Baby and mother are doing nicely. as”. m: omit... at Sterilnd Farsi .. 127 Washington street. Dr Samuel east and' Unity. III Oraciohsti'eecf—havtagdtapeasdofall will! it“ haveponetoneupya - daughter. Heights. who has been 11!. is slowly» There were two'transfers of prop- ‘ HI“ GMO‘WMII Hid Ildl' sister. - . Master Groom arrived Wednesday a Warren W. Greene. Nornton Heights. ' with great eifect by Prof, C. E. Abbey. it is an interesting story‘of the war and Abraham Lincoln, and Mr. Abbey puts much life to it in his reading. A 550,000‘ganon gasoline tank has been installed on the Post road by Andrew Taylor, as demands are con- stantly increasing. and it has been hard to keep up with the demand. A number of gypsies are encamped on the line between Norwalk and Da- rlen, and have been disposing of been- tiful filmy made baskets and telling fortunes whenever opportunity offered. The roadside along the Post Road is in many places thick and ugly with weeds. If property owners got busy with a few acythes or sickles. they could anon make an appearance of neatness, and cause passing pain- to think better of the little town. Vines are pretty on fences, and a few ferns against the gray stones. an effective. but the nineties jungles of ,all kinds of weeds and rubbish in some places are not. The communion was celebrated Bun- day morning in the ll, E. Church. The pastor, Rev. Samuel B. Lawson. ure- ceded it with a very interesting short talk upon the topic. The Absent Face. which was listened to with very much interest by the congregation. in the evening his discourse was in keeping with the day just passed. July 4th. and amused very much interest an ap- peeling to the patriotism of all pres- out. John Slater of this town died at the Shelton sanitarium for cenaumtives Wednesday night. after several months’ illness. Slater. before con- finement at the sanitarium. was an employee on the Hunter farm here. and lived on Mansfield avenue. He was 15 years old, and followed the sea. before the mast. many years before coming here. After a short mum at the cove. he moved a Minute avenue. He leaves a widow ahd one The funeral was held Sat- urday afternoon. with service at St. Luke's Church ....‘a burial at Spring Grove cemetery. The Presbyterian Church. Newton. Rev. Carlos Martyn. D.D., paler, put an appropriate dlnah onJuly Fourth ovation by a most, patriotic service in the church Sunday morning. Mrs. J l. Allen. soprano, yonder“ moat ex» cuisitel patrlotic songs. Edwin mi- leolaltoyls. amtfi-Iy‘known aaa player-taut and professional reader. mad The Declaration of independence. and the pastors discourse )as In The Man and Women of 1178' and the Debt we Owe Them. The reverend gentle of interest and should ba'printod in full. and taken to heart by the com- munity at large. l Saturday. lulyfltirfln Darlen. was s perfectyday and as such so ed as an in live. to early rising. I 1y where :She small boy was,.in evi- dence. en the fact that post- oftlce was decorated with Oi Glory, acted in some extent as a reminder to others “to sound do likewise." .4“ elderly gentleman, rather inclined to be poetical said: “The day was just refillgfint ‘with glory." It was agreat 'dayJoraa. outing and the trolley to Roton 'Polnt wao liberally patrouind. A gentleman whe‘ciaims to be an ex port on figures said that if all the people that went from Darien should have all gone thence at the same time. only 862 men, women and child. run would have been left in Darlen. Fortunately there was no one ready Housaaaud stores were decorated and In all directiIins people moving about the streets was certainly a moving pan‘arama of beauty. Will Build Fine Rssldsnoe. , Vlt is amour that the contracts willsoon lie-let for a fine residence to be erected here by William H. Davesc. from plans drawn by. An cutouts Mum and Dana. :11 ladi- will cost about $30,000.. The house movements. totthe grounds surround. - lag the estate will also hermetic. aluminum-adenine 'plans of Architect .1. wearers 381 Fourthavehaa New mum new mmthomm 0a Itmmnmmm man's remarks wefe eloquent and fulll . enough witbngures to contradictibim.‘ nan avenue. New York. The house 9 Business Directory Do You Want to Reach the Public? Let The Sentinel Directory carry your name and business into every home. AUCTIONEERS VIN. GUTHIIE, autlm and real “to. flivervnluo, Tel.14“-2. AUTOMOBILES FOR I?“ woman 11. WW, south Male on... 801191 Norwaik. ..... m 1m .1. A. maroon". 21 wsn at. Norwalk Tel. muck-2 IAcoe census. Auto and Livery, 1s WashlnptOn s1. .......... 7-1. as. WM saw, at.» at. .. Tel. ....... . ............... mu AUTO REPAIRS. BEDOY A AYERB' MOTOR CA1! ‘60. Ford repairs a specialty. Tel. 401. AUTOMOBILE SUPPLIES NORWALK AUTO dUPPLY 00.. 20 Wall Strut, Norwalk... Tel. 1302-1. GENERAL snacxsm'rumo 11an“? BAYFUOE. Auto. Repairs. Painting. 0 Havlland 8L, Tel 303-2. BOOTS, 8m, REPAIRED W'I fiBFAIfl SHOP. 23 Washing ton direct. ”nth Norwailt. T. BARRAMORI. North Moll! Street, South Nomlk. J. LIVINBTIIN. Water “not. South Norwallt. - a. NANUCA. 59 Water, a... Nemllt. Cripples shoes a Wally. Tel. 3124 BUTTER. EGGS. CHEjBE a. v. soon auvvsa nae . 21 mow-in mm... 1.47:. CIGAR MANUFACTURERS Old Well Clw 00., 83 Waahingocn at, M . . . 769 sagas-aloe .......... ... CIVIL shamans HINRY R. MINER, Koo!" Block, South Nomlk. ToI. ....... use. WREPAIRED—thchcs ARTHUR T. ;FIB_RIB. 78 Wllhlruton Street. ,...... ......... ”1.36842. l 1‘ tomaacrons, BUILDERS ST. JOHN G KIYSER. Steamboat PL. south Norwalk .1791. was. STEPHEN uuovmv, 123 West at. South Norwalk. .. ...... Tel. 1493-3 Memo cowevaucrton Keslcr Building. Tel. 60.. . Gasman com-anorexic “LVATOR GHANRIOTI’, “Minn” ....‘rstsias. ’ DELICATESSEN a. it. nasal-rouse, helium and Fancy dreams, as Well. Tel. 421. banners ‘ DR. FRANK B. HOYT, Keeler Bulld- . lee .. .Tal 130513. DRESSRARERS MR8. BILL! mats. Keaton- Block. Washington liner. ..scss-sss- ... - ‘DYm scares sruucanumoa ova. 'mo co. in Main. semis. Tel. 9111 ELECTRICAL WIRING PHILIP ll. Pitt-9mg Light and Pass- or. ..Tole. 8019M 951111ng Lake ice.” iffiwlave more service to damn m I mete nan! WOO-ant seek as...» cattlns WengfiKIIPcustomera annealed With bats-hairs. iv. Von" Bluefish-mi asst III as. 26 WW. 350-3. DR. S. D_ LAWRENCI, South Mall! CLEAHSERS '. Entirely Satisfied “Perpetual Pubiicityil’lus Personality Produces Patronage" usuav MOELLBB, It Washington air-u, ............... 7.1. 10134. ELECTRICAL WORKS o. u. sexiness, vat. 1m; Auto Lipton. ayes-n- a my. EMPLOYMENT AGENCY JOHN WILSON'I 0H Wished Agency, 24 Clay 0!. . . . Tel. 206-4 EXPRESSMEN, TRUCKMEN D. P. WE‘LL, Len. Distance Ex. Mes. Rowayton, Tel. 1181 Vegetables. FRUITS. Candies ANTHONY cannons, 51 Railroad Avenue, Tel 33. ......... lane-lac —_ FISH. VEGETABLES West Ave. Fish Min Bolero ordering flail, fruit and vegetables, call an FURNITURE RAYMOND and son, at Main street. Nor-walk, ................. Tel. 15. "CHUNG FURNITURE 60., 127- 129 Washington 81., ....... Tel 105. JEWELRY, NOVELTIES MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, TOya, Etc. The hour, 16 WashhgtOn 31. JOB PRINTING THI HONDA PRESS. 95 Wldhlnm UL Tel. ....... . .......... 415. JUNK DEALERS .mcoa vouaotoxv. as Ely Aunt... South semis, ........ Tel 13545 KITCHENWARR CROCKERY A. OEHEBI, 29 W. W-Mngtm It Tel. . .. .................. 1M4. LAUNDRIES OLD WELL LAUNDRY a: Havlland emu ....... ............Tu.sos. MILLINERS M108 POLHIMUO, l Washington Street, ........ .......... TOLSOZ MRS. B. M. TAYLOR, 60 North Main street, ...... . ...... .. ..... Tel 305 MONUMENTS SOUTH NORWALK IONUMENTAL, III .0. "III DIM ...... Tel, ”I NURSES’ REGISTRY Street. also chiropedlsf.. .‘m. m. ' M OSTEOPATHS DR. D. A. SHAMBAUQH, Building; Nomi, coleburn Tel. 351 psmraas, PAPERHANGERS a. neonate, mam Iran"... 18 wm avenue. Tel. 1734. JACOB. A. HIDDEN, 138 South Main Offset, ................. Tamm-S. PHOTOGRAPHS GEORGE 3, NORTH, 18 Washington areas, ...... Telephone Connection. -—.—————————— PIANO LESSONS AMI. S B. HALLOOK. I South Mllnz m ........ ..... N11”. ARGNIBALD NEW“. 10 Bayvlew Avenue ....... ........ 'Tbl. 109-5. IF You’arc Not with-youtableboardtrvsfew“ .neala Bantu-await cooked and served ores-1a. Wast- ‘ TAYLOR I. GOLDEN, South Norwalk ‘00; NORWALK WINDOW C HOUSE Tunila PIANO Repairing SONNENBERO PIANO 00.. 1M Wash- ington Street. Tel. 30. STEPHEN L, CLARV, 95 Welt St, South Norwalk ......... N. 11145 Brass PLATING Nickel 3. SCAM . CON. We? SIM South vafllk, . . . ...... TOI- 342-2. ...... PLUMBING AND 1"‘INING ROBERT C. THOMPSON. East Norwaik. m - ARTHUR E. BENEDICT. 8? South Nerwalk. :4 mm as, ......... w. 5934. "'5 81:, T l. 1538 POCKET BILLIARDS. POOL KNORR'S, Tlcker .Sarvico. .Base all Nawa Sporting Events 17. 3. Mam WILLIAM B. HUBBELL. 1'0 Scull Main Street. 8. Norwalk, Tel. 1294-3 ‘ ..— REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE THE .1. s. LAWRENCE AGENCY, 15 South Main, . Tel 1132.3. H. E. DANN and SON, 45 Wall Street, Not-walk, . Tel, 1311-2. THOMAS c. BALCOM, Norwalk P. 0. Block, Wall Street Trust co. Building. w. 1230. 6: 3! W». H. avmorou, Room 11, me: are... NMR. Tal.‘.... SEWING MACHINES MACHINI 60.. New and Second-hand, 15 Inflmd m . . . . . Tel. 3724. SIGN PAINTING ROWAN A. TILLY. 52 Water street. South Nerwaltt Tel. 4732. STUDEBAKER AUTOS REYNOLDB MOTOR CAN CO.. Con- nectlcut and West avea., ..Tel 1120 TAILORING‘ REPAIRING HOCKOFF BROS. 20 North Maln St, South Norwalk ....... Tel 362-2. ~— JOHN KUBOVIC. Custom Taller, 213 E. Washington Street. ..Tel, 320. TIRE VULCANIZIN G ROBERTS. GREGORY. 7 Wall Street. Norwalk, ......... . . .. .TGI. 324-6. UPHOLSTERERS B. K. MITCHELL, uphelsterer. and un- dertaker, 11 Water St, Tel. 1382-3. WINDOW CLEANING CLEANING CO. ........ 3“” woven Carpets ORIENTAL RUG worms. 7 WInfloId emu ... .....Eaat. Norwallt ...“. The Recddrill’ont‘ Electrical Co. “0 W”? W “cm" euro. WI.
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