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Evening sentinel, Saturday, August 8, 1914 · page 4

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:3; tar. Mrs. Charles

SATURDAY, AUG- 8, 1914

 

EAST NORWALK
NEWS

 

dat
.. ,
, Mr. Olsen. of Noroton Heights. 111'
'f hating his runabout clerhauled at a

stamtord garage, ,

The Tilley pond bottom is receiv-
ing the benefit of the sun‘s rays, and
the ducks are discousolate. >

 

 

,\lr>:. Stephen Hoyt and Miss Jennie.
Bin-hard, who are in Rhode Island,
are expected home today.

li“d»\urd Fain lid is to make all :43-
4131151011 111111 an a1iator in an aero-
plane at ltotou Point is the report.

 

HOTIGE.

EAST NORWALK CONSUMERS OF
SOUTH NORWALK WATER
SYSTEM.

Water 1111] be shut oil at 2 o‘clock
p. to, Saturday, Aug. 8. 1914, for re-
pairer '

DISTRICT COMMISSIONERS.

Second Taxing District.

The Ferris (oal Company are un-
loading a cargo of brick at their dock
today,

Mr. and Mrs. G. 1-}.

Smith, of East

Norwnlk. were guests yesterday of the

Misses Fitch of Godfrey street. Wes-
ton,

 

The 11121114.. patrons of liat‘ner’s
news More oft-pleased to find Charles
La Croix. the popular clerk. hack on
his job after 11.511011 illness.

Miss m£ V.-“Wnod of Osborne ave-

nue ha “ , Ir‘rr'ned to her home alter
' I pieaI week's visit with her
ooushi,’lllhss lfilsie Barrett of North
:«Wilton. .
. .,,. :1 I- . _

.Rev. George M. Teeple, pastor of

the Adven} Christian. Church. and
wife have returned from Westfleld,
Maser, where‘ihey attended -the fun-
eral ot' innit-9111433 brother.
' 't 2.44, A
Local oystermen are discussing
with interest the fact that the entire
fleet of a prominent oyster comphny
has been laid up indefinitely as a
result 01' the our in Eurdpe.
V . ' ' , V_ : ' ’
Miss Nellie Nash, qt Weston, ,is
Jim guest of her cousin. Mrs. John
'V Iolman in (.1 eorgetowm Mr:- Holman
also entertained hon uncle “and
Mr and Mrs Smith. of East
for a few days.

. .‘g‘ :1". ._.____.
Mfg” liiourison of Fort street.

|who wagy‘eowday admitted to the
Norwalk Holplta'l 401‘- trmmant. In
very much lmprofed tonIY. tiller pus-
1ng a restful night. ' lier many
be pleased with this
news.

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'14.; Ralph Fennel]. of East Nor-
”,walk. is wendin’g 41171., weekend-With
illdl' hdobantl at the residence of his
och, Wiston‘.

.‘tierlne‘il: who has can 111. '14 1-9--
cnperating for several weeks at the
{Brock home. .3

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' 'Addle V' 11, is in!
lotion at the ship-
.‘ lte Torpedo 00:11an
A :"“:§The boat ill almost

I'th‘d these things are at
the 9114;313ng 1: the present time
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Great enthusiaem is being shown in
the bolt races of the East Not-walk
34cm 4., QFW areto be held 411111
Vittornoon, commencing at 1 o'clock.
‘ e races several week ago were
go very interesting. and proved so

‘pular that a large number of entries
we expected to make today’s rice
311 an sucCessVrul. ' , ‘ ‘. , '

The new municipal electric plant

Wing constructed on Bayvtew place to attend these services.

stalling 0! its boiler ,

, at 10:30 .Vvlth. sermon 11y pastor on

‘dies of the lust Norwalk improxe-
.ment Association rm Hainers neos- our thanks and appreciation for the
store The sale was very generousll- kindness of our fliends and neighbors
patronized by a VH'.‘ large number of during the illness or our mother.

lovers of home made cooking, and the Edward Reed and 513“"
ladies disposed of their entire stock.
and could have sold many more cakes.
had they them on hand. The asso-
ciation also held a successful food the State. Among them are volumes

sale in ilaxters' drug—store 011 South or fiction, juvenile hooks, “"5 89‘”
Main street. eral on scientific and other subjects.

We take this method to express

An addition of 52 new books to
the Darien library has arrived from

The East Side municipal plant has The ““9““ or Mrs. Walter Reed,

a busy place all day yesterday where “110 died at her home here . on
registrars of voters for the third dis- Tuesda1.wae held 1esterduv, Rev
trict were holding forth recehiug up E 1411 llter condo-ting services Burial
plications for new voters. transferring “as 3' [“10“ (emetery “1 “Will-0"-
voters. and gent-rail) re1ising and
bringing the lists up to date. That
the progressives are still strong on
‘the East side is shown by the fuel
that the registrars received from to
to 12 applications from new progres-
sires. The lupuhlicans show up
strong with about 26 new applications,
while tbedellloerats received but 111.11.
it is understood that 11 low of the old
progressives registered this year with V
“19 G. 0- P- J- 1"“‘8 Dunning and Mr. 11nd Mrs. Frank A. (‘urpenter
Albert Eldridge were busy all day and are entertaining out-oi-town friends at
they have succeeded in making the "The Knolls."

lists unto-date and complete, -m

Mr. and Mrs. 'Allwrt Wells. 41! New
York, are visiting Mrs. \V'Pllu' mother.
Mrs. 11. N. McQueen.

 

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WESTON f:

The Summer Whit-1t will meet Tue;
day. August 11th. with Mrs. W. K. J.
liubbell.

 

 

 

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!iirrl. Florence Johnson has gone to
Beverly. 1111413.. to-apend a week with
l" . ,4? ( her sistl-r. Mrs. John Knapp.
i.” .4 5".- @511. -~. -..... ;

Miss Anna Curran. I‘LVfieW \‘ork. Mrs. Frank S. Weston has nrrived
is spending a {NY dill" will! 311‘ 11"“ at her home. in Wilton. after scrotal

. .MI‘B- Arthur S Clark m3,- Rammlil months 111111111 Europe. She took pae-

«street .“ ”if? .
augllter and Mrs. H. L. Sturgos in entertaining
"tug reintltes her brother and sister from New York,
rned today to “1.14114! 114111.130“; also. her- sister,
\irs Crowley and Mr. Crossley. tram
, themme city. I ".' . ,‘ '
’ 10kt!” and @mter-"l " i.' ol’ 'W,"'." l
Corrine " - ding two wealth ‘nt ‘ “Rev. Willhm'A. ‘ Detht dud Mrs.
The; W New Hampshire?" Mills DPWltt. 01' New Haven, are guests of
Hattie-rioting... sister or Mrs.. Mum, Mrs c'.llew11t.llev.1lr.oeWm
accompanied them will branch in St. Matthew's Church
r ..-_.__._ ' next Sunday morning.

ROWayton Methodist Cfin‘rc'hwltiorn- .4 ' .
ins worgmp 10- 30 a n1. Sermon by The Reading Circue met ThruadayV
'pagtop, ,ubject "Armageddon," Bible alter-noon. with Mrs 115.11.111.11:-
school 11 5o Epworth Value 6' I45 p bert. Tho treatise 011 trade was read
m Top! ll 3“ wm'. Boy Who and discussed. Dainty refreshments
F9113“! out! {hen 51.4,. Good -- tut-1111"”?e served at the close at an em
'21- :4: Harold Cutout. Preaching sel- able aftrenoon-
-vico l‘l‘ 7: 30 9. 1.4.1114 week prayer
service Thursday evening at. 7. 45 ‘ The R. W. Keeler department store
Harry. Bryan will have charge of has recently undergone quite an im-
this service. in the absence of the prominent A new counter “33 been
pastor next Sunday Dr \vnlmm ll installed hllVng drawers with glass-
Thomas will have charge of the sor- fronts, tor the convenient display oi
vices. goods Frederick Cook had the con-
Itract . .

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A very amusing and interesting eu-
tertainment was given by the boytfiht
Camp Kenward at the Congregational
Chapel. on Friday. The boys {were

range on the President Lincoln, .

 
 
 
 
 

hire. Albert Bloodg ‘
son, who have been"
in McKinley streeti'"

their home in 1:,” V’Vl'mboy, N. J.

 

 
 
 

l Mrs. liar . Illa

 

 

 

activayton Béptlrt Church Notes.
The Sunday services will be held
not the 1:~:l'alhours.V Morning worship

The Ciiri‘s‘lllan Warrlon. 'Blble school
will ednvene at it: 50. Subject of ice
son.‘1‘he Barren Fig Tree and the
Daniel: Temple. Y. P S. C. E. meet,
ins at 6' .145. Topic, Who is Free?
John 8: 31-36 Brother Frank Machette
will be the lender. Efining service
411: 7330'. opening with a short praipe
1service. The sermon will be A 1164- -
lpalrlng Man's Question. All visitors ‘izetlvzvfirfinm
and strangers are cordially invited

who are stopping sgthe camp. The
proceeds of the evening will: so to the
Congregational Sunday School.

 

 

An express train hauling from Nice
to. Macon, France.
an angle which my
ace of emitted-b miles.

 

”T”?- "'45, *- 5'; 7g.

_ 41.51:. 9 14-14, 111 011.

was beaten .ny ~

filly the third district is making re-' Prayer meeting on Wbdnesday eve-
Hurt-1.1.. progress toward complain. 111115 at 7: 45, at which time sereral or
, will be but a. short time when the the workers who are limping at. Elim
earner stone of the building will be 4101115 Belle Island. will be present to
gold with appropriate ceremonies tell about the work which they are

Digestive

Disorders .
Yield When

tint-1311411311113 sought at 1.114 right
time. Indigestion il‘ a :ilolmant.
-Biiioosnessoauaeuufl‘srins., Either,
13111er to leadto wordeaadweak-i
«in: 4141444008.. .The right help,
, went 21m com the b¢_;t.- omen" for Wad

drills by groups‘ .‘ the gimmick. liver.
.. to; dream and ' ‘ 49

On Friday evening, wAugnn‘t 14th.
.there is to be A Ginny We. held on
_~ like-lawn at 111211" 96: iii-.4414 11m.
John H; night. altorneyIFl-anlr \

_otablIe event? ' . -« "

 

 

 

At a regular meeting of the West
Nornalk Imprmelllellt Association, the
executite committee made their report
which resulted in the following reso—
lutiou being adopted:

Be it Resolved. that this Associa
tion mice n: appletiatiou of the el'
licient manner in “hich file Normalk
City t‘ouucll committee on streets, the
street commissioner, his associates.
and thou forces have carried on the
road 11'.ork the thorough and rapid
way in which imprmemenls and re-
pairs have been made, and the large
territory which has been covered. The

‘worlr having been made is permanent

as possible under the conditions which
have been met with and the obstacle.
encountered.

 

HoneeWives watch Sentinel Wont

1:Advn for clues to that aspired- -to “bet-
G.

to: militia

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ATTEND THE GREAVT CUT RATE
3ALE.

 

Louis Avrick

The Union Clothing and Shoo Store
POSTOFFICE BLOCK
41.3800114- NORWALK

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IN EFFEIVc'lf Jul-1137,1914. . ,-

SOUTH NORWfiLIK TO NEW YORK

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most 11th assisted by their friends; SOUTH NORWALK To NEW ...;ng ‘

»VA. -M.-'—12:29x. 1:17;. 6:95, 7:18.
9:16x. 10:18, 112114, 11:57!.

 

Sundays.

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P. “—41:13“, 2. 0844 4: 46!, 6: 101.
6:4,8 7:092. {842811, 9:24:21: 10:.081
10: 511. .

SOUTH INOVRWALK T0 DANBURY
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M. MIARIUGA. 59 Water $9.. Norwalk.

Old Well «and

141,412,741: 7111:

new“ YORK TO SOUTH NOHwALKV-

. , . . ‘OALVATIO 044013141be 24 Wood
P. 111.‘—12:os; 1:20. 3:111: 4:211, 5211-? ' a '

5 .«w-Nfitl,4a,.-8_147, 37:09.1, 14:24:. 10:51:
EAGLE, vlee. RACE vvl'rl-lfimitw if?“ . . -

~19. M.‘-—12:23x 1:13x. 7:43, 9:41.69'

‘ MR8. BELLE HARRIS, Koclor Block.

 
 

> , sos'rou STEAM CLEANlNG .4. love.

DAN-BURY 1'0 SOUTH NORWALK. ‘, ‘-

'PHllu'IlP 'HI. ElELDlNIG, Light arid POW-

 

 

 

 

Business Directory

 

 

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Let The Sentinel; Directory carry your name

and business. into every

home.

 

 

 

 

“Perpetual Public ty Plus Personality Produces P rtrong 1e”

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_ 'AUCTIONEERS
WM GUTHRIE, lotion." and real
estate, Silvermlno, ..... T§1.1465-2.

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HENRY VMOELLER, 31 wwungtonE
. Street, ............... Tel. 1073-3.'

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ELECTRICAL WORKS f

'AU’I‘OMOBILEstFOR HIRE to 14 McKlBBON, T01. 1383: Electric

Sell Starters a Specialty.

 

HOMER o. CRAW, south Main ctreet.

South Norwalk, ........ 14112623.: EMPLOYMENT AGENCY l

JOHN WILSON’B Old Established

I.
J 5- "P"T°°MERY' 2‘ “'4' 3’ Agency, 24 Clay St. ..... Tel. 245-4

Mom-4k .. ..... “Tel. 685-2 nod 322i. I

JACOB sol-two, Auto andVleory, 10 EXPRESISMEIN, TRUCKMEN-
Washington 91.. ......... _.1'¢L nah P_ MOHREL'L. u“. mum EL,
"""fl 1 press. Rowayton, Tel. 1181V
Vegetables. FRUITS. Candies i

ANTHONY “14130145. at nail-cull
Avenue, Tel 338;-

 

JOSEPH SHAV, Elm St.
Tol. ........ ...... ...... I...1366-2
W “

AUTO» REPAIRS.

REDDY‘C AVERS’ MOTOR CAR CO.
Ford repairs Va~ specialty. f'l'cl. 401.

 

l
FISH. VEGETABLES j
AUTOMOBILELSUPPLIES iwm Ave nu. MRI. were ordering'

NORWALK‘ AUTO sUPPtv 90.. 29
Wall strut, Mom-1k... 1'41. 1332.2.

 

FURNITURE l

fiENERAL BLACKSMITHINGI RAYMOND and SON 48 Main otreet,’
Norwalk, ................. 1111.15.

HERBERT RAYFUSE, Auto. Repairml I

Painting. 9 anliand Sh, Tel 3034. §STERLING FURNITURE. CO. 12%;
V - 129 watt-1.1.1.424, ....... Tel 105.?
BOOTS. SHOES. REPAIRED -
NAsH'o REPAIR SHOP, 22 Washing- JEWELRY. NOVELTIES

Ion street. South Norwalkf .
' MUUlCAL lNOTRUMBNTS, TOyO, Etc.:

The Blur, 70 Washington St.

 

 

 

 

 

1.4111111141119115,qu Main Street,
south Nmnlk.

 

 

‘JOB PRINTING 1

THE BORDVA PRC-88, 95‘ Washington
................. . . . . 415.

J. LIVENSTEIN, Water Street,

1' 0014947 Hon-1k.- :1.“ , ’.
.' 8.!" “Tel.

 

 

with! alloc- - specialty. 'i'el. 3424

’ ,JUNKQQEALERS
”—441.

JACOB YOURDISKY, as Ely Avenue.
BUTTER. 11:de 6119:5312 11, , _ ..., . , ,

3'1 iffd’o'i'fimfl‘lt‘ 1911411427. 27 "3N . .m' W1?”
- «Ml-tn smot. ....... 1'41. 471. -r . .7 - .. |

 

 

CIGAR‘ 14 UFACTURERS
83 Waohlngton St '
Onoblltli: M'I‘ ......... . .... 769

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CIVIL EINGINEERING

HEN” R. MINER. KING! Block,
3044274. Nomlk. Tel. . . . . . '. . 448-34

:A. GEHEBE. 25 w. 17444411151111: at.
Tel.. .1009-2.

 

LAUNDRIES
OLD WELL LAUNDRY 32 Havlland
Street, .. Tel. 309.‘

................

 

. VMILL’INERS

Cloch-éREPAIRED—Wbtches Miss POLHEMUS 80 Washington!
ARTHUK 1- FEIRRIS, 73 waohiruton SINGS ........ 7......... Tel. 302.
99mm, 4"“ 'rel. ass-12.
CONTRACTORS, BUILDERS
81' JOHN G. KEVSERI, 8410!th PL.

Smith NONI-lit .... ...... Tel. 1082.

 

 

MRS. a. M. TAYLOR, 60 North Main
Street, . ............. ......Tel 305

 

MONUMENTS

sourl-l NORWALLMONUMENTAL.
94 80. Main meet, Tel. 904‘

 

erEPHEN u-NoVAnv,123 met 81.,
Math Nomik. ._. ..V. Tol.1499-3

—---—-‘l- NURSES’ REGISTRY '
MAHINVG ‘ CONUTRUCTION - 60.,

011.3. 0 LAWRENCE. South mm
um‘ with To. .. 95113.
" no. ‘ Street. also chiropodlot,. .Tol. 788.

 

 

 

ERAI. comRAc'roRs
Gm OSTEOPATHS

.VVL....IT-ol.910.3. DR. O. A. SHAMDAUGH, Coloburn
Building, Moi-wait: Tel. 351.

...—-

8W ..... . :. .

. DELICATESSEN i
IE. H.1nonaHoues. Delicatemn and PAINTERS. PAPERHANGERS

Fancy GrocorlIoIo as wall Tel. 427'. G1. DECKER new" 47mm, 18 Want

‘ .lq..-..........T|.173-4.
DENTISTS ' UV!“ 0

OR. ERANK B. HOYT, Kulor Build. JACOB. A. RUBBER, 100 South Main
‘ lngV.......I._TolI.130513. Stretch. .. “1.13425.

 

 

 

 

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DRESVSMAKERS ’ l PHOTOGRAPHS

GEORGE 8, NORTH, 73 withlngton

Wamlngton Street.
Street, 1'. . . . . Telephone-Bonnoctlon.

 

 

DYERS CLEANSERS

1748 (10., 51 Main, Not-walk. Tel. 951.

3
Erect-mm. WIRING "9'-

u-‘u-tnnuuc

ARCHIBALD MERRIAM. 16 Bgyvlow
Amuo .Lfi.

 

-. or. ............-... Tole. 946; 905-2.

.... nice--

 

IS. SCAM &. SON, Wat

,KNORR‘ S, Ticker
News, Sporting Events 11. S. Ma

anAL

 

ZPIANO LESSONS N ».

was s a. IHIALLOGK, 92 South 9144,. f,‘
Tel 119:: i

 

.Tol.199-5.;V

PIANO TUNING

.SON'lEhVBERG PIANO C0“ I104 Wash-

Scuth Norwalk_ . ..... . Te

 

STEPHEN L, CLARY, 95 Well
South Norwalk. ....... Tc

M

Brass PLATI' "r

“roet,

South Norwalk, .Tel. 3

1

.1,

PLUMBING AND

ROBERT S. THOMPSON. ‘
East waalk,

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ARTHUR E. BENEDICT. 87 "e
South Norwaik. . ........ "

 

fish, 'ruii: and vegetables call 943VPOCK1T BILLIARDS, sz‘l ‘

.Base ‘1
l
l

.Service.

WILLIAM B. HUBBELL,
Main Street, 8. Norwalk, Tel. 12

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South Main,

. “...—...-

.11. 2.11m» and son, 45.1mm sum,
1311-2.

............. Tel.

Norwalk,

 

THOMAS C. BALCOM, Norwalk P. 0.

Block, Wall Street.

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E'rAvLon a. GOLDEN, South Nat-walk

Trust Co. Building. 1111. 1230.

 

wnf H. éleGToN Room 11,
zctto 2189.. Nero/9114. Tel.

 

SEWING MACHINES

MACHINE 00., New and Second-hand,
15 Railroad avenue. ..... Tel. 3724.

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SIGN PAINTING
HUWARHXT'HLLY. 52 Water 51

 

Soulh' Norwolls ........ Tel, 473-2.

 

:- STUDEBAKER AUTOS

REVNOLDS MOTOR CAR CO”
nectlcut and West avesu, .Tel

 

TAILORING

JOHN KUBOVIC, Custom Tailor,
E. Washington Street. ..

 

TIRE VULCVANIZING‘ -

11035147 3. GREGORY, 7. Wall Street,
.Tel. 324-6.

.4 ..... ......

Norwalk,

 

D UPHOLSTERERS

B. K. MchHELL, upholsterer. Vand un- .
dllrtokcr, 11 Wator 51., Tel. 1382-3.

 

‘.wINDow CLEANING

So. ,NORWAL’K wmoow 4. HO
CLEANING co. . Box

 
 

gs WOVEN

ct.

I. 1385-5

NickelL

\lING

' “at 54.,

10 South 4

aSTA'rlt, lNSURANCE

:1th J. a. LhwfiENCE AGENCY. 15
............ Tel 632-3.

REPAIRING

ROGKOFF 3305.. 20 North Main 51.,
South Norwaik .......... Tel 362-2.

Tel, 320.

I. 30

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42-2. -

934.

 

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. Carpets

oalENTIAlI. RUG WORKS, 7 Winfield ’

The Reed 81 Will
Electrical Co.

in antimony-4
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.......ElVlt Norvvhlk

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