’AGE FOUR
EAST NORWALK
NEWS
5. George Smith of Fort
with
Mr. and Mr
street will spt‘lld the. weekend
friends in lit—,lnei.
Miss ldu Wolf, of Reynolds street,
has returned from a pleasant visit to
popular Asbul‘y park.
A cargo of Lehigh anthracite coal is
being unloaded by Raymond Bros,
into their Water street yards.
Willred Taylor. of the East Side,
has secured a position in the Crescent
laundrl'. lo till the place recently lelt
vacant by the resignation of John lia-
vens.
The Ferris t‘oal company is unload-
ing a cargo of white sand from the
schooner William E. Cox, and also a
consignment oi bituminous coal from
‘the Red Star tug Bright Star.
This morning fishermen in tilis lo-
cality were discussing the lobster re-
cently ruptured by Louis Prise, which
weighed all or nine pounds. This is
considered an exceedingly large lob-
liter.
The rainy season doesn’t put much
of a. damper on the gaiety of life on
Call’ Pasture. The campers on that
bench have just as good times, from
all reports, underneath the. canvas as
out in the open.
Tonight the Epworth league have
planned to attend a rally to be held
' in the North Wilton church. A large
' delegation are planning to be in at-
tendance, providing the state of the
' weather permits.
Local friends are being remembered
with postulcsrds from Alex Loncllak.
, who "is sojourning in Providence. V3.31.
.Mr.’ isonchnk, will‘roturn to hishome
in South ’Norwslk soon, makingtho
”trip in his nowVItouring car,
The oflicial board of the East Ave-
hue M. E. church held its regular busi-
ness meeting litter the mid-week pray-
er meeting last evening. Routine busi.
ness was transacted, nothing of special
importance coming up for the atten-
tion" of the members.
‘Patrick Sullivan was found on a
lawn on East avenue last evening
'slsoping or: a jag. He was taken into
Vfi'cuatody by Oillcel: John "Roberts. who
brought him to the South Norwalk po
. lice station in a patrol wagon. This
1 morning Patrick was sentenced to
thirty days in Bridgeport jail.
The mid-week prayer meeting of
VH1 next week in the East Avenue M. E
'1 church will be conducted 1by the Rev.
Mr. James or Bell Island. Mr. James
will take the place of Rev. 8. P. Fair-
»: hooks, who leaves before that date on
his annual vacation. Mr. Jamos' sor-
wines V-oro bound to prove interesting
The tour pumps on the caisson 0!
ml‘ swore going this morning at
lgegpont intervals. 1 Three at the
pumps are run by thirty-live horse
power electric motors. while the
"mum. is propelled by steam. No
House is entertained but what these
. throwing out over 8,000 gal-
M of water a minute, will be stile to
p the caisson comparatively dry.
and greatly hasten the building or
filters was considerable ipoouls-V
" the outer night as to wm it was
V _1ssid:_lt was s pair or:
ti on .
without ‘
[frond
to the members of the local church. 1’.
oil, and! 611me
in town yesterday
611 ancos so this Just returned from
V n. m
clams recently found oi! Sandy Hook,
and the marktt has been flooded with
the products of this bed. necessitating
a lower price for the local product. it
is said that the Sandy Hook clams
are of a much interior quality com-
pared to those secured ill this vicin-
1ity. As many local men make their
living by securing and selling these
clams. the forty-cent decrease looks
mighty had.
ilelow are the prize-winners of the
gilllleh hehl ‘11) the East Avenue )1. E.
(‘irult-h Sunday sclzooi at Rotoli Point,
on \'\'otlnesda_v:
11111.1 yard dssll-—\\'nllis Palmer.
1'10 yard du~h for girls—Hazel
Promo.
.30 yard dash
Goorge
Potato race for girls—Edna Hosted.
Standing broad jump~ ~ilarold Flirt ll,
Running broad jump—Clarence Vol-
mer.
*Sack rat o—«li‘rancis George.
l’lonut rate fol V1:ills——M:lrion lins—
ted.
r .\lllh.lllll;; racewcfu‘ruld Meade.
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WPM
OW AYTON
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for 1boys~1Francis
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do. «MJVWE
«Hm your lurnituro at Sterling
Furniture 00., .l27 Washington street.
Miss Frances Kelley, of South Nor-
walk, is spending the week with Miss
,Mumie Princeton of liowsyton avenue.
. """"“""" 1 , at
Captain Edward Raymond. formerly
captain of the “W, ,1. Stevens." has re-
cent” been appointed captain of, the
"Louis ll..V" of the Andrew Radel ’oy-s
ter fleet. '
‘v’ 1
Residents of Rownyttin report an ex-
'Vctlptionuliy heavy wind in that vicin-
..lt.y inst evening, which uprooted a
giant elm tree, put several ’phones
temporarily out of commission, and
tore many limbs trOm trees.
ous damage is reported.
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3A STEE-
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SAUGATUCK ‘
Charles Carlson of Westport spent.
the day on the river fishing.
Judge E. B, llrsdioy of Westport
was a. .vlsitor in Norwaik today.
Tony Carusonl has purchased the
property on Main street belonging to
Mrs C. H. Manviile.
Miss Ida roots of Woodsido avenue
gave a beach party to a number of
her friends at Compo beach yester-
day.
Dr Charles Adams has sold a tract
of land in Coloytown to James E. I‘m-1
zor.’ The tract comprises about ten
acres.
Dr. F. H. Holdury ofMainstroot
gave s1“l~‘irst Aid to the injured" lec-
ture to tho menthol-s oi the Compo
Beach Volunteer Lite Saving Corps
last evening.
Jack Mulligan and his sou William
"1, V Wot-O1 visitors in Bridgeport this after-
0 noun. Where the} “handed the grim
port.Now1 Lon on game;
smug Hedonist-
Bradford Conn. where he has been;
spending a vacation. He will ieove
tomorrow morning for
hora he will spend the rest
Pl“;
Uneoda Biscuit
Tcmpt the appetite,
please the taste and
nourish the body.
Crisp,clean and fresh—
5 cents in the moisture-
proof package.
Bumblscult
Round, thin, tender...
with a delightful flavor
——appropriatc for
luncheon, tea and
dinner. 10 cents.
Zn Zn
Prince of appetizers.
Makes daily trips from
Ginger-Snap Lam! to
waiting mouths every-
where. Say Zu Zu to
the grocer man. 5 cents.
lug biscuit baked by
NATIONAL
BISCUIT
. COM PANY 1.
Always look he that no.-
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No 5311- Tboyer have returned from a trip to
Boston, Shiem and nearby towns.
Mrs. D. R. Lambert was among those
who went to Roton on Wednesday.
Miss Helen Middlobrook has return-
ed from a visit to Asbury Park.
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Mrs. Oliver Dewing wont to New
York. this week. for a short trip;
Rev. William Andrews news: and.
Mrs. 1DoWitt, of New Haven, are guests ‘
of Mrs. C. J. Dertt.
Mrs. A. W. Merwin and family. who
have been occupying the Jackson cot-
tsge. at Compo, have returned home.
John Knapp, of Beverly. Mass, auto-
ed to Nor-walk. on Tuesday, and spent
a iowduys with relatives in Wilton.
Mrs. Ernest Sohenck, of “Ciraonest,”
is the possessor of a line flock of ball
grown Pokin ducks. which present a
beautiful appearance while swimming
in the river.
ow Hm Jamel Davenport. was read and dis-
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The Summer Whist mot Tuesday
nttornoin with Mrs.- H. E. Thomson.
Three tables were in play. The club
' Will 33an meet Tuesday, August 11th,
willful-1.11m m. J. Hubboil.’
The combined‘Suuduy schools ofths
Congregational and St.
day school, went to Eaton. on Wed-
nssdsy. ' . 1
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A ditch has been dug and ramparts
thrown up around the promises of
““9“ “I“ 13 Miss Carpenter as a defense against-
{the army worm, which the newspapers
was day is approaching this town "
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The Hondurfitrcle. Which has Mil
a recess tor-.1 thank a‘_ year, that Thaw
son "1 he modality of Trolls,”
1‘ ' V1 departure was made \\ odnckday morn
ing. .
'1.who'ilao bum slightly indisposod ass ,
I (13138011001, which was to take place
Mstthews‘ 1.
Churches and the North Wilton Sum"
felon being the annual summer picnic;
3. oi the “young and old. Lunch was (oi.
(lay them with Mrs. H. G. Thumb-I
:work on the part of the members of
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NOROTON
' Mrs. Edward Slauson is ill at her
home in Noroton Heights.
‘ F. B. Bauer & Co. have added a new l
Ford car to their deliver 1'service.
\ .
Mrsfs. s, IMku‘ood of Bridgeport
is visiting her daughter. Mrs. William
Moe at Noroton Heights.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lynch are the
proud parents of a new baby boy.
Mother and son are doing fine.
lrving Bunion is confined in his
home at Noroton Heights, ill as the
result of eating clams. His condition
is not serious.“
Mrs. Stephen Hoyt and Miss’Jonnio,
llircbnrd of the Post road are spend-E
log a week at a church conference in‘
Greene, R. i.
The Tilly dllt‘k pond was opened,
yesterday. and the bottom lies ex-l
posed to the sun. But the ducks do!
not like. the idea.
Miss Louise Longdon'hss taken a
position with Herbert Valentine. of‘
Park Row. Stamford. Miss inngdonl
assumor her new duties Monday of!
this week.
4
Re\'_ Henry Anderson. the new pas-II
tor of the Baptist church at l'towsyton, 1
will address the lawn service on the‘
Presbyterian church grounds at Noro-l
ton next Sunday at 1'. p, m
A number of the members of the
Methodisr Protestant Church at Noro-j
ton Heights joined the picnic o! the:
East Woods ($l Y.) Method-lat Pro-I‘
tostsnt church. VVVheld yesterday at RyeI
Bosch. Vi
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‘ Mrs. Lucille Spoilmau. daughter ol'
Mrs. Frederick Mullctl. of Tokenoite;
road. has left for her homo in Mic-i
sourl. Mrs. Spoilman had. been visit—I
lug her mother‘tor some time. Her"
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ivs-Mls. up Vt'l‘okgnokomd, ,
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result inf/sickness. is very much im-
prm‘ed.i‘1whicll foot is planing to her
many friends. \lrs Ballard was able
to get up and around Thursday for
the first time
The picnic of the Presbyterian Sun-
on 'fl‘uesday. has. because at Iweathsr
conditions. heelmlostponod until next
woei‘r. Tile data will be announced
next Sunday, Island Hench being the
destination or the. picnickers.
The members of the W. C. '1‘. U.
held their regular monthly meeting
yesterday afternoon and it was an on-
thusiastic 0119.1leporis from the dir
forent committees were presented and
each one showed that excolleuthork
had been accompllslmd. Flowers have
been sent to the Flower Mission, of
New York, and the lllombors voted to
send clothing to the Fresh Air Fund
children of the city. ,VI
Editor G. E. Richter, with Mrs
Richter and Master Gerald are spend._
in: the, Week in Boston. During his
absence, William B. Noyes Vof Stran-
tord is engineering matters at the Re- .
‘vlew omco. While Mr. Noyes is’sn
oxporientted newspaper man, he is out};
fa'miliilar with this parthular section ‘
of the state. hence we bog our road-
ers' indulgence it per-chance some
names should be found incorrect]:
spelled this week.
.1 Yesterday was a day of days for the
30m and older members of the Do.-
rlsn Congregational church, the ocea-
1'
nd outing. The members gathered ‘
early and Journeyed to Baton lPoint,
where the 9.33? was most pleasantly '
‘Ml. with the usual sports and
moment. occupying the attention
lowed 1.31“ an afternoon of plasma. It .
was well toward six o'clock when the
Montaigne! loft for home. .
l Three Weeks of diligent and earnest
the buried in. a church in raising
“*~‘Silvor Lake ice."
Son‘Vth Nomlk in response to man!
u. do not not: trade by cutting
.lifloll- we gonna KEEP customers
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FRIDAY, JULYI3I, 1914
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Business Directory
Do You Want to Reach th
e Public?
Let The Sentinel Directory carry your name
and business into every home.
“Perpetual FublicityEPlusiPersonality Produces Patronage"
AUCTIONEERS
,HENRY MOELLER, 31 Washington;
WM. GUTHRIE, autionm and real; Street. ............... Tel. 10733.
estate, Silver-mine, ..... Tol.‘1465—2.
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ELECTRICAL WORKS
G N McKiBBON,Tei.138-3; Electric
AUTOMOBILES FOR HIRE 1 Self Starters a Specialty.
HOMER a. calm, south Main Street, ~—~—~—-
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
South Nomaik,’ ........ Tel. 1262—3.I
.1 A MONTGOMERY, 21 Wall St..;JOHN w'LsoN's 0"“ E“"’”"1""1
Norwalk Tel. 685-2 and 32—2; ‘9‘“)? 2“ C'a’ 3‘ 1111 “’1'- 2‘54
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JACOB SCHAUI, Auto and Livery, 16 EXPRESSMEN, TRUCKMEN
Washingtorl st, ....... 'Vrel. 768-VDV P. MORRELL, Lang Distance 1!:-
—-—- pr: .80 to 71.1111
JosEPl-l sHAv. Elm at. u way "’ e 8 '
. ........ . ......... . 13662 .
T“ . I Vegetables FRUITS. Candies
AUTO REPAIRS. ANTHONV CAVRBONB, 61 Rallwad
Avenue, ................. Tel saal
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REDOY I. AYERS' MOTOR CAR CO.
Ford repairs 1 specialty. Tel. #01.-
l EISH, VEGETABLES
AUTOMOBILE SUPPLIES Ichtt Ave. Fish Mkt. BefOre ordering
1111,11 It bisI I 94
NORWALK AUTO SUPPLY (:01. 29 ' r" ”d ”W ° °" 8
.. I 12.
Wall Street. NW“: T" ‘3'“ 1 FURNITURE
GENERAL BLACKSMITHING RAYMOND and SONI 48 Main Street,
Nor-walk, ................. T L15.
HERBERT RAYFUSE. Auto. R.p.ars,l "’
Painting, 9 anlland St,I Toi 303-2. 1
STERLING FURNITURE CO.I 1271
129 Washington at, ....... Tel 105.
JEWELRY, NjoVELTlES
MUS’ICAL INSTRUMENTS, Tayo, Etc.
The BaurI 7G Wotan St.
BOOTS. SHOES, REPAIRED
NASH'S RBPAM SHOP, 2‘! Washing.
ton Street. South Norwaik.
T. OARHAMORE, North Main Street,
South Nov-walk.
JOB PRINTING
THE BORDA Prices, 95 Washington
St. Tel. ....... ........ .415
JUNK DEALERS
JACOB YOURDISKY. N Ely Avenué,
.1. lesusrslu, Water street,
South Norwallt,
M. MARUCA. do Water, so. Non-walk.
Crippled Ibo“ invoclalty. Tel. 342-4
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Burma. mos. CHEESE
s. y. can a stir-rm MARKET. 27 83M" Nwm‘, 1W :3.“
3M" mn.mot..,1~1.....rnl. 472. --7 -—
111 “wry—— KITCHENWARE.CROCKERY
CIGAR MANUFACTURERS A. GEHEBE, 25 w. wuhlngso'n or.
old we" Cigar ($0. ”Washington 39. Tel, ........................ 10693.
Tel. .... ......1. ............ m
-*-f' ~ ‘ LAUNDRIES
“ CIVIL ENGINEERING OLD WELL LAUNDRY 32 anilandV
Henna. a. "WWI-1mg," Block, strut, ................... 7.1. 309.,
South‘Nol-walk. Tel. ....... «as. —----—
.._._ 1 MILLINERB
Clocks—REPAIRED—Wlstchos Miss POLHEMUSI so Washington
ARTHUR T. FERRIS, 78 WIIMMIOH Mct, ................. V. Tel. 302.
. .............. Tel. 12.
mm" " 1 . 353' MRS. a. NI. TAYLOR so North Main
CONTRAHCTORS BUILDERS Street, ............. ....,..TG| 305
87. JOHN a Kevsnn. Steamboat 91.,
south Norwulk Tel 1032. MONUMENTS
---—- -~ ' soon-l NORWALK mourn-Al...
STEPHEN UNGVARYI 123 West BL, 34 So. ”6‘" «mg, Tel. 904
south Nor-walk. . Tel. 14%;3 ...___.__.____.
_.-——————- ‘1 NURSES' RHEISTRY
MARIHG coMrnucriON co, on s. 0. LAWRENOI, mm mm
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KoolOr Building. To. 59-3. Street. also oh 5“,. .Tol. 788.
GENERAL CONTRACTORS l --*-—--—--
sALvA'row summon, a; was . OSTEOPATHS
V8tr06t . .Tel. 815-3. DR. D. A. SHAWN-i, Coloburn
" Building, NoerolkI Tel. 851.
DELICATESSEN - I —..~ —
a. H. penthouse, bailouts-con and PAINTERS. PAPERHANGERS
Faulty “"09"“ 35 W'"- 1'"- "7 o‘. oeoxenI V‘Verctm Mmlm 18 West
. , ivonufi. .. .. . 1.1.1734.
DENTI'STS ’ .
sun..-
‘erlth a HOYT,1koelor Butld- JACOB. A. nuoosa, no soul». mm
1ingTol130513. Btrsot,Tol.1342-5.
DRESSMAKERS PHOTOGRAPHS
MR8. onus mums, Kulor stock.
“mm," sum. ozone: sI soars, as Wauhlngton -
1 . ’ V Street. ...... Telephone Connection.
punks OL‘sANSERs
BOSTON crew CLEANING a. love. PIANO LESSONS
"“3 °°" 5‘ M'm' "°"""" m ’9‘ Miss s. a. HALLocH, 92 South Main
emu. ...... 7.1 119.3.
ELECTRICAL WIRING V
More H. PlELDiNVG, Lightand Pour ABCNIBALD MERRIAM, 15 Bayvlow
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pIANO TUNING
SON" ENBERG PIANO 00, 101 Wash-
South Nor-Wm ............ Tel. 30
STEPHEN L. CLARY, 95 West 81;,
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Sou-til Norwalk. ........ Tet. 1335-5
Brass PLATI‘ ". Nickel
1‘s. SCAM a. SON. Wa’ ‘treei,
South Norwalk, . Tel. 342-2.
. PLUMBING AND " “\llNG
'ROBERT s. THOMPSON,-‘ “first 81.,
East Norwark, ......... 3934.
IARTHUR E. asusomnsr ~ "11.,
South Nerwalk. ......... “a l. ' 38
.POCKET BILLIARDS, F. 1'“ ’
KNORR'S, Ticker .Scrvice, .Base 1
News, Spcrting Events 17. S. ME. 1.
WILLIAM B. HUBBELL, 10 SouihV‘V
Main Street, S. Norwalk, Tel. 12943
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REAL ESTATE, INCLEIRANC
1
THE J. B. LAWRENCE AGENCY, 15
South MalnI ............ Tel 6323
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H. E. DANN and SON 45 Wall Street
Norwllk Tel 1311-.2
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THOMAS C. BALCOM, Norwalk P. 0.
Block, Wall Street.
TAYLOR 6. GOLDEN, South Norwallt
Trust CO. Building. Tel. 1230
1WM. H. BYINGTONI Room 11I G‘
zettc Bids...Norwulk. Tel. 3t
SEWING MACHINES
MACHINE 00., New and Second-hand,
15 Railroad avenue, ..... Tel. 3724.
SIGN PAINTING
HOWARD A. TILLY, 52 Water Street,
1 South Norwnlk ..... Tel. 473-2.
STUDEBAKER AUTOS
neotlcut and Welt avc:., ..Tel 1120
REPAIRING
TA ILORING
- South Norwalk .. ..... Tel 362-2.
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JOHN KUBOVIC, Custom TailorI 213
E. Washington Street. ..Tol. 320.
TIRE VULCANIZING
ROBVVERT 3. GREGORY. 7 Wall Street.
Norwalk,
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UPHOLSTERERS
a, K. ercHch, upholoteror, and um
1’ dertakerI 111 Water 81.1, Tel. 13823.
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WINDOW CLEANING
so. fiQRWALK w‘moow a. Hulls;
CLEANING co. . ..... .. Box 516
Rugs woven ,
ORIENTAL suo worms, 7 Winfield
er. "",‘“""",‘.‘ Tomato; 965;.) Avenue 1. ..... Tol.109-5.
We have extended our service so 1
You are Not .
Entirely Satisfied
'lfll‘ion tubi- hurt! in: a low
. meals. Everythill Ion poked
‘ sad and my in st-
uslod some. at n
Vatrest . ..
The Reed 81 Volk
Electricaliflo.
1|- mamas-mod
...ILIOTRIOAL CHOP
1n all. run
m We
M ”'1“ “I It.
ROCKOFF BROB.. 20 North Main St,l
Carpets ‘
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REYNOLDS MOTOR CAR co.. Con- ’
.Tel. 324-6. -
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