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NEWS
A .1 Hi. 11: gupptr “ill be served by AN ALARMING ACCIDENT.
the ladle.- of the (111111 ‘1 from 0.511 to _.__
6 p, 111.. at a Cool oi 7?: cents. The 911- Two geniit—men 01‘ French descent,
turtuinment, 111114-11 lit-gins at N130 p. whose names 1 have Promised 1101 w
111.. is in the charge 01' Mrs. Arthur disclose—but. anyhow, they were ml
Philips, Iilrs. ii. \i‘. Maury and Mrs. the journalism: profession, one being!
:7 -u--- w (m . lliruiu \‘uu Kirk. They tare-Putt a sub-editor or an evening paper pub-
'i‘ht- tit-11' (l (‘htist (Thunh will the rally held 111 the church at that 1*“ ll children: play: landoms itfixidrl“:fll;a“51 911.41.th uther‘an must
have 11:1 09121.; :2! iiotunt Point, this place. The most interesting lemon-111' ‘ 0)“ 5 .y -. _1 ‘ publication-419:1 d 91131761
' soprano solo-Miss lash-lie ..arl. over some trivial matter, and. as is
the evening 1141s the able address EH“
en by the Rev. Mr, Bysshe. in charge
of mission work in Grenoble, France.
Mr. liysshe was a former pastor of the
Rowayton M. E. t‘humh, and the lorul
friends were very pleased to renew
acquaintances and have the opportu-
nity of hearing him speak. ltotitinc
business of the ldgues was oouductcu,
and u very pleasant social evening en-
afternowl, having here at 3 o'clwh
Carl Wiche. oi the East Side, took
a party in his boat to witness tho Van-
noon.
The many friends on tho East Side
Bundle look forward to his
recon-1y iralll his recent illness of the
past few days. lured-
A force of men from the water cmn- M ,
missioners' Office are busy today in-
stalling a gate on the hydrant in front 0“IAYTON
of ilainer‘s store, on the Keyser street gé
”‘1 39"
side.
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Captain Fred Anderson and a num-
l'iss .lcnnic A. Scott and Mirs.
her of iricnds were among the many
East Siders who wunessed the race,
yesterday. between tite'ltesolute and
Vanitiei. »
Gladys. Mills left today for p sort-r111
Reeks‘ stay at Norlhfield, Mass.
of
:1
Mr and Mrs, J. Arthur Gaylor,
\i'cst Side avenue, are spendin-
woel. at the Tooling House, J’lttsfit-ld.
Mass.
Compo lieach proves very popular
with many. Bathing in daily enjoyed
by large crowds. and the evmiings are
pleasantly passing by dancing to splen-
did music. furnished by Svec's orches-
tra.
‘SlP-zlien H.
mienm. yesterday caught what was
lrohlltl} the biggest bass ever 94611
in this section. He was fishing off
l-ish island. when he noticed a strong
pull on his line. 13v skilliul .nun
Pit-cring he managed to land the base:
‘011 reathing shore he found thdt it.
The regular monthly meeting at the
East Norwalk improvement Associa-
tion will be held on Tuesday ulter-
noon, August 4. at 3 o'clock, at the
home of Mrs. it. E. DeWiit on Edlle
)aveuue. Vmeusurtd just ihiriy-efiv Chen and
—-— ‘* weighed twnniy pounds. Ra intended
in how it photographed itoduy, as
This evening Miss Win10 Barker
and Frederick \ioifett. both of Foster
Park; East Not-walk, will be married
in the parsonage of the East Avenue
N. E. Church 'by the pastor, Rev, S.
proof to show his friends.‘
Methodist Church Mates.
Morning worship 10: 30 a in. Short
stiuznrntul Ail pzaduting 13w R'ondtr
t. . 111:“ an eliiel'taiauienl
conjunction. Lg the lair oi St. Luke‘s
t‘hur: 11.
3
lr-A lyric sketch~“l lcr
formances will he first-class.
doors if the weather permits, other-
. W192:- in :1 convcnimit hull.
cents.
6
Pardon, of West Shiv
. no).
m m mm WIRING mm.
mm the Weapon ..pestotflce sud
like radix-ad station. Bids for tne
conveyante ut’ the null were (bell! to
\i‘uhiugion several weeks ago, Billy!"
the «tonne-cling t’oin‘pany had twins—
nd to tarry it any longer. it is 1.111-
polarity 911111;; untied in an Anton“)—
bile truck in :11 the L. if, McKenzie-"s
guige.
Warm; “MW 99 by We
Another Dralfltic Event in Dunn.
91.11:- nl 1:11» p‘otflt \tuo Vuie so in
have
in
mi ijii‘thl ui lulu-11, 1891 lulu
11m 2 in 5:1
August 6. ’
Nor Thursday.
Dorothy quite the custom in France, they rin-
aliy decided to settle the dispute by
means of a. duel with swords. At last
the ovcnti'ui nay united. and the coni-
batants, along with their seconds. ici-
ree, time-keeper. doctors, and, last but
not least. a kinematograph operator,
had arrived at the scene of action. The
combatants l'utzed each other with
grin: deternmmtion. both being confi-
dent of victory. After much parrying
the sub-editor managed to get in an
overt-rimming out which severed thc
artist’s nose. The wounded man drop-
ped his sword with a groan. but in fall
ing it had the misfortune to fallacrosa
the big toe of his right foot, cutting it
clean off. Aittu this interesting state?
of affairs in- has rendered hors 1193
combat. The doctors rushed up to re-l
place the pieces. but in doing so they
made the fatal mistnke of putting the
toe on the artist's lace and his nose
where the too should have been, and
ever since the accident, when the un-
fortunate fellow has wanted to sneeze.
he has been obliged to take '01! hisl
boot—Front “’l‘ull Stories" in the Alt-
gust :Strund.
ON THE CHUTE.
Gabe—lie suys he is a descendant
of 9. great family
Steve—files, and he is still descend-
Rev. and Mrs. A. li.l’11rdy became in;--Cincinuuti Enquirer
the guests of Mr. and hire Alonzo
Buttmv last Friday evening.
——One act con1edywiliss
Fitch, Haydon Keith.
Brother"—
Miss liuth Ill-9111. soprano; Ar-
thur Philips, baritone; Miss Rose
Gorfinc, accmnpanist.
it is believed that each of these per—
The entertainment will be out 01'
Tickets. 75
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t'onrad Miller has returned from
the hospital.
Airs. Loo Dori-n had her lllutht'l‘
her guest last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Matske have
returned from New York for a short
tay.
tor
John ll. Miller hits been kept busy
with his tennis repairing roads for the
State dui mg the season
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m EFFECT JUNE 7.1914.
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SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK
\liss Agnes Roy was visited duiiug;
the past week by u Uiliy of girl;
nit-nut: 110111 New Y'utk 11nd .\€\‘. Jer
...—..—
\lissez; lice and Ciluimtns, 01' Now
1’. Fairbanks.
l
The district commissioners met last; 11 or.
evening in the electric light plant, 011
view 1416111159111! discussed plans
to the rooting of the new municipal
pin. “1396’"le pince-X Nothingdo-l ,
finite j drrivéd a. '
li'ively p.‘ tattoos are under way
scores of tents on
things up for thé"
.‘ l1%;91'42 expected
p life and
jolly
today among, .
Calt‘ Pasture. tidy.
swarms of visitors
tomorrow Ev on though t
the rainy season do not a...
. ...}ddd times are enjoyed no matte. whatih
> «he weather
L {This afternoon the Norwalk Country
Club tennis team plays the crack Beav-
> or Hills. from New flavour At the
"" a.
1;“ recent match between these teams the
Country Club ‘wns defeated with the
‘ exception of 9. single game. but today
'9 .‘hohes run high among the local team
j of defeating the visitors, to even things
up. A large numbor of, routers are ex-
pected to follow the gumés this after-
rnoon with considerable interest.
M
flaughtet', Miss Mildred Baxter,
91v York. on Wednesday, July 22nd
‘nnd Mrs Musnen will the at home
their many trienda afler August: lst.
First: street Albnny, New York
:89.wa 01.80”“??‘0'1' _1 .
l
Mrs. David A. Dickson has sent 0111.:
list Almon 1111169611 in Albany.’
. aldenco here, and is 9. sister ot-
sermon relic-wad by Biennium. or the ink. 1’1 ho wire the intents oi liissosi
Lord's Supper. llibie school at 11:59 Elilubetlt dud Mary \‘l nldomann,’huto
Lesson subject The Triumphal returned.
Epworth League fiteets at v“
.1119 B‘ap. llirtim 1.199.191.6919 hand has 9691.
.nt the cut and swollen from bloou pavilion:
llfvtlicdistlcmmti: Topic #5 301112 lint-1 bet-n [ambled to re'utiiho the sup,
of Penitence and Triumph. i-‘The lead- ervislon of the work on his farm.
or is William Jennings. All are 991- ' W
come at these sen-meg, not far. .\ ilag raising celebration on
get the bazaar by the Ladlm: Aid So- HDbbY— 981890. by Fred lloelsller and
009‘) Wednesday niternoouiund even. William Wind took place Saturday
in ”g. " afternbon and evening. Old Glory wad
floated with appropriate songs and
speeches. -
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Fntry.
6: 4: p. m. in union service
tint Young Peopio’s Socie
Mrs. G. E. Louden, .0! New York,
has returned to her home after 9'
pleasant visit with her daughter. ‘Mrs:
J. M. Sicao, whose home is beautiful-
-ly situated on the confines of the
'l‘iiayer estate.
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NOROTON 1. , § , .
E _ . ll Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Burdy are re-
w...,—1J;.:§
siding at Uticu. Mrs *l?urtiy was
‘tormerly Miss Edna M. Brewster. Mr.
Miss Louise langdon has a position l’urdy is a young man of ability and
with :1, Stamford real estate 'ilnm.intelllge11co He is an architect
‘ and has secured a good position in
Curious nine. meets the *Bridgeport the above named city '
lAthletic Club's taunt thlkafiernoon
i on Noxuns Field.
- \ir and Mrs. Leo Stanley. former-
' is of Cleiholand Ohio, have been the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Gruelle.
lFrank Alexander of F'. V. Cantrell's “my are m be permanent resi dents
:taifhls gnawing a ”($112? hi Th“: John Gruoilo is to build 9 1161166 for
9y 8 a a a. “we“ 5 ng tr 1’ them adjacent to 1119 own. Mi. Stan-
to nearby waters. ' ley is an illustrator for the Journal
w
William Jennings 3““ speaks at ' Tin; church sociable held last Tues-
the Chautauqua in Stamford on Sun- day evening on Mr. and Mrs, Alonzo.
day, at 110011, PM may Dar-191116661991 Buttery 6 lawn was 9. quiet. and enjoy-
mural! themselves or the opportunity to able aiflsir. Early in file evening 911
0:1
the '
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5:45, 51:02:, 7:095, 7:12. 7 tax, 7:575,
8:06x.” 9:42x_ 16:161.; 10:11:».
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6: 515, 9:15x, 10:02:, 10: 06, 10:50:
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Sundays.
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P. M.—-12:10, 1:02.11. 3:391.
5:04, 6:01x, 7:095, 821011,
10:00:. 01:15:. 12:00:.
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A. lib-12: 23x, 1: 1711,
9. 161:. 10:18 11; ll! 11: 117:.
5:021.
6:141, 6:47, 7:09x, 9:2411. 10: 1'11:
11:06.
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see 9.1141 hear him.
:Rev. 8 A. 1161926011. water of the
f outtonhrvflilclt he will spout! with his
, He will in: absent
Methodist Church. has left Tor his 116,4 pitted
‘ “ assintants. ,. 1 , . -
the cake was 6011!. The ion cream 822 8"
was disposed of before 10 05610611
Financially it was better than initial
ll; was quite 9 91166996 in
every. other way. The credit is due
to the *Ladies’ ‘Altl and their active
l0:51x.
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A; M.:-1 2o. 6 13 8: 27, 9: 59::
P 16-4-1: 2'5 9- 2Sz, 4: 38 5: :41, 6:26
7: 22. ‘
' Sundays.
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-. Print-s
SATURDAY, AUG. 1. 1914
A..- -..--m
Business Directory
Do You Want to Reach the Public?
......«wm
Let The Sentinel Directory carry your name
and business into every home.
“Perpetual Publicity:PlusfPersonality Produces Patfonage”
AUCTIONEERS.
WM. comma, autiOrtecr and real?
estate, Silvermlne, ..... Tel. 1465-2.
...——
AUTOMOBILES'FOR HIRE ‘.
HOMERIG. cmw, South Muin Street,
South Norwalk. ........ Tel. 1262-3.i
J. A. MONTGOMERY. 21 w... s1.,;
Norwalk ....... Tel. 085-2 and 82-2i
JACOB OCHAUB, Auto and Lchry, 16
Washington St, ..........Tel. 768.
JOSEPH sHAv, Elm 86.
1’91.............. ...... ...”1366-2
_ 'AUTO REPAIRS.
REDDY 9 AYERS’ MOTOR CAR CO
Ford rePIirs I specialty. Tel, 401.
AUTOMOBILE SUPPLIES
NORWALK AUTO SUPPLY 50., 29
Wall Street, Nor-walk... Tel. 1382-2.
GENERAL BLACKSMITHING.
HERBERT RAYFUSE, Auto. RCPIin,
Painting, 9 anllnnd at" Tel 303-2.
BOOTS. SHOES, REPAIRED
NASH'G REPMR SHOP, 29 \Nilhing.
non Street, South Nor-walk.
T. GARRAMOM, North Main Street,
South Nor-walk.
J. LlVENBTEIN, Water Street,
' South Nomik.
M. MARUCA. 69 Water, 80. NOI'wIilt.
Crippln abbo- a-oPccla‘lty. Tel. 342-4
.. 1;
BUTTER. EGGS. CHESEN
u v. and 9 entrainmq‘ytcr. 27
90.1.1111 Math «599.332....33411 472
My.
c4651: MANUtlAcrthiERs
Old Well cigar On. 85 Wichtnton s:
191......169
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CIVIL ENGINEERING
HENRY R. MlNER, Keeter Block,
South Norwatk. Tel. ....... 448-3.
”...—M
VHENRY MOELLER, 31
G. N. MCKIBBON, Tel. 1383; Electric
:EXPRESSMEN,
Waohi-ngton ‘-
Stmt, ........ . ...... Tel. 1073-3. :
ELECTRICAL WORKS
Self Starters a Spocialty.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
JOHN WILSON'S. Old Established
Agé‘ncy, 24 Clay St. ..... Tel. 256-4
TRUCKMEN
D. P. MORRELL. Long Distance Ex.
Press, Rmyton, Tel. 1181
Vegetables, FRUITS. Candies
ANTHONY CARBONE, 61 Railroad
Avenue, Tel. 338.
........ 5........
FISH. VEGETABLES
ww. Awamt Mk1. Before ordering
fish. fruit and vegetables. call 948
FURNITURE
RAYMOND and SON, 48 Main blreet,
Nor-walk, . 15.
STERLING FURNlTURE co., 127.
129 ‘Waahingion 8L, ...... .Tel 105.
A...
JEWELRY. NOVELTIES
MUSICAL lNSTRbMENTS, Toys, Etc.
The Bazar. 75 Washington St.
...“...—
JOB PRINTING
THE BORDA 99596. 95 Washington'
St. Tel. 415.
.. ....... 31"“
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JUNK 159.491.191.13
JACOB YOURDISKV, 25 Ely Avenue,
Shuth Norwaik; ”...: Tel 1364-5
KITCHENWAgn constraint
A.GEHEBE, 2.5w Washington at.
1 Tel.).............'.....;....1069-2:
. LAUNDRIES
“OLD WELL LAWW 32 Haviland
Skeet . ............ Tel. 309.
MILLINERS
:
Ciocks—REPAI RED—Wh-tches
ARTHUR T. FERRIS. 78 Wishimton _.
Tel. 853-92.
Strut, ”1....
CONTRACTORS, BUILDERS
ST. JOHN 9. stsan, ataamnoal pt..l
South Norwalk .. .. 1 . . . . . Tel, 1082.
STEPHEN U‘NGVARY, 123 West St,
South Nor-walk. . . . . . . . . Tet. 1493-3
00.,
359-3.
MARINE CONSTRUCTION
Keelor Building. Tel.
GEGERAL CONTRACTORS
BAl-NATOR 011419111017. 26 Wood
Simon... 3......741 616.3.
DELICATESSEN
i. H. MORE-HOUSE. Delicatessen and
Fancy Groceries. 35 Wall. Tel. 427..
DENTISTS
DH. FRANK B. HOYT Kooler Build.
lug 191130613.
DRESSMAKERS
MRS. BELLE HARRIS, Keeler Block,
Walhiugton Strut.
CLEANSERS
BOSTON STE-AM CLEANINQ a: DYE.
IMO 60.. 51 Lulu, Normlk, Tel. 951.
ELECTRICAL WIRING
. PHElJiF H. READING, Light 999 Pow-
on ............... Talmw, 065-2.
Miss POLHEMUB, M WIshlngton
Strut, ......... . ........ Tel. 302.
MR8. B, M. TAYLOR, 60 North Main
Street, ..Tel ‘305
............
MONUMENTS
SOUTH NORWALK MONUMENTAL,
84 80. Main Itroet, Tel, 904
i NURSES’ REGISTRY
DR. 6 D LAWRENCE, South Main
Street. also chiropodlsth. .Tel. 788.
W '
OSTEOPATHS
064.13. A. SHAMBA-UGH, ‘cotaburn
Building, Norwnlk, 3‘91. 351
PAINTER‘S, PAPERHANGERS
G, DECKER Picture Family, 98 we'st
avenue.........T9l.173-4.
JACOB. A. RUBBER, 133 South Main
‘ street. .............l-... Te|.1342-5.
PHOTOGRAPHO
GEORGE 6_ NORTH, 2.6 Waihlngton
Street, ...... Telephone Connection.
PIANO LESGONS
MISS s. a. HALLpOK. 32.nouth min
Street, T911193.
ARCHIBALD MERRlAM,
Avenue
16 Bayvlauv
Tel. 1095.
' REYNOLDS MOTOR CAR 00.,
PIANO TUNING
SONNENBERG PiANO 50., 104 Wash-
Scuth Norwalk. ............ Tel. 30
1.
STEPHEN L, CLARY, 95 West St,
Seuth Norwalk. ....... Tel. 13855
Brass PLATIT . "x Nickel
13. SCAM 6. SON, Wat “.roe
South Norwalk, .Tel. 342-.2 ‘-
PLUMBING AND ’i \IING
ROBERT S. THOMPSON, 5125:,
East Norwalk,
... ......
ARTHUR E. BENEDICT. 87 ‘6'
South Norwaik. 'l l
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POCKET BILLIARDS, PC 0 '
KNORR‘S, Ticker .Servlce. .396: ”I:
News, Sporting Events 17. S. Mam
WILLIAM B. HUBBELL, 10 South
Main Street, S, Norwalk, Tel. 1294-3.
.5.
REAL ESTATE. INSURANCE
THE J. B. LAWRENCE AGENCY, 15
South Maln, . . .‘ Tel 632-3
H. E. DANN and SON, 45 'Wlll street
Nor-walk, Tel,_1311-2.
o
Matt» .....3.
THOMAS C. BALCOM, Norwark P. 0.
Block, Wall Street,
TAYLOR &. GOLDEN, South Nerwalk
Trust Co. Building. Tel. 1230.
WM. H. BVINGTON, Roam 11,
zetle _B‘Id~g..mNot-w9lk. Tel.
G:
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SEWING MACHINES
MACHINE 00.. New and Second hand,
15 Railroad avenue. .Tel. 3724.
SIGN PAINTING
HOWARD} A. TILL'v, 52 Waicr Street,
South Nor-walk ..... Tel, 473-2.
STUDEBAKER AUTOS
Con-
necticut and West aves., ..Tel 1120
TAILORING REPAIRING
ROCKOFF BR08.. 20 North Main 81.,
South Norwalk . ..Tel 362-2.
......
JOHN KUBOVIC, Custom Tailor_ 213
E. Washington Street. ..Tel, 320.
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TIRE VULCANIZING
ROBERT s. GREGORY, 7 Wall Street,
Norwalk, .. . .. .Tpl. 324-6.
.5544...
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UPHOLSTERE‘RS
B K. MITCHELL, upholstersl‘.and 1m;
dertaker 11 Water St. Tel 1382-3.
WINDOW CLEANING}
CLEANING co.
Rugs WOVEN ' Carine;
Strut». ........Eur. Not-wt
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attention our service to
“all: in response to «many
null 999 9m by cutting“
it KEEP customer:
with you table board 9
mania. Everything '
so. NORWALK wmoow a abuse ,1
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