PAGE FOUR .r"‘ .--~ ~» EAST NORWALK , ‘ NEWS .F‘ischer, Vance, Sayward ‘. Buch- 'Miss Clara Ainsworth of East Nor- ingham, There were ,0" K ,, who walk, is paying a visit to Mr. and were stars in melodrama—master. Mrs Percy Knapp. in Westport Batman, Neuton and Dunin; two star ballad dancers—iPennoyer and Part- Raymond Bren, have a force of “gum and two gr“, 0W. Hay“ hen busy putting down " m “de' who 'was known as the Irish night- ,0 ,v’valk in front of their Van Zant street mg,“ and Sinclair, the English 0,, we"! W At ,the meeting last evening of the Mayflower H, a L Company, only routine business came up for action by the members. East Norwalk was the scene of considerable excitement, yesterday afternoon. when a spirited horse at-I three itaiians, got beyod the control The Elli Side 12 Well represented Of the duvet. and dashed mm,- today in the Sslvstibn Army outing ”,0” the temporary bfld‘eI Two of “d picnic the 1°C“ 031“" "0 3i" the foreigners were thrown from the log at Roton today. ...... caped injury, save a few minor Frederick Brown, 0! the Elk firm of bruises, but the driver, who 'fainted Brown 8; Edmonds in the Hefner dead away, evidently from "81811! 31°“ ‘5 in New York 0“! today 0“ somehow or other managed to retain: holiness. ..a grip on the reins, which prevented him from being thrown from the war C. A. Brainted. clerk in L'Homme on. The horse raced down Van Zant dien Bros, East Side grocery store. street throu‘h Fort and across the has resumed his duties in that place bridge, risking the lives of pedestrians after enjoying a week s pleasant vaca- on this narrow structure. The animal "03- :wns stopped before he did any serious damage, by Edward Flaherty, owner Miss Arlene Smith. of_New Haven. or the parcel delivery service. who who has been Villfilll at the home managed to climb in the rear of the of Captain and Mrs. St. John. in Van mm gnu, taking the reigns from Zandt avenue. returned to her own the mug or am unoogcloug toreign- home yesterdsy er. he stopped the horse after a hard 2 +—-——.-— A towel!!! ‘men employed by the could not he learned as they neither bridge contractors are busy today .903. nor “mgr-good English. cleaning up the west approach of the new bridge preparatory to the laying of the proposed pavement. Nothing bf importance came up for discussion last evening at the 'meet- Rpmuum ing Of the district commissioners in mm the electric plant on Seaview avenue. ‘ Only routine'businens was disposed M" H 0‘ P‘rk'h” been entertain- of. lag her sister from Brooklyn. ...-.... Charles Cunningham. of Providence. Ward Van Alstyne of the Crescent ' i und . h p ‘ Ve gel. ;,viaitlng Mr. and Mrs. A. B. tomobiie throus .ZA. l-ladi‘ord. The r I}. ' machine will he used‘ [or delivery work as well as pleasure, and will greatly improve the siliciency of the laundry‘s delivery service. +———- The members of the Advent Church of ‘East Norwslk are to hold a wongw evening fdr the purpose 1 or f fining" a “owes... Aphrge ‘ 4,5,, maiorlty of the members are 010000 M‘ O'hrien. 5' N" k "'0" ed to turn out, a‘nd greet“ entirilissnt 11in: 2‘ the WW“ “PM“ “5 i. being shun in this pm Mrs. tdaisies G. Gager. hay-second streé Mrs. Benjamin 31. John has been en te ertalning her daughter, Mrs. Finch, of Hartfordfor several days. 1 Miss M. Gerrity. of New York. is at Ithe residence of Captain and Mrs. Mom-«r. fer a few Sean's a.tsy I A consignment of wire arrited yes- terday at th$y electric light station on Bee-view ,sfi he: l) tiled to “the Vil— lage og East Not-Jill" mobiles might- bs taken no this, but the send- er evidently. is not familiar with the process tit-the east side of the City of Nor-walk. ‘ Edwin L. Stevens spent the day recently at .the “Ford" plant. Longs- is- land city, and he reports it a day well spent. J. R. Buchanan and family. of Toke- nehc Park. have gone to Winsted ‘to ’ spend the month. having rented their place here. The foundations and sleeves for the engines or the new municipal aloe ”10.11181“ plated Bayvlew place has arrived and will soon be manned. ...... Burr .1qu is mating his from the Keeler’ “Hotel.” on newsman The new limit has been almost com- avenue. to the building in the rear of fined “tar as mm.mkm Dr. M. J. :Bnrstine. Allthstremainnnewisthefnrninh- ‘ . _ lag of the necessary “Muf Im- Mrs. Robert Jones, «who has been thepiant, '. .1 Whammflr. aners.Pat- ’ ...... rich navags, has returned to her home. ,‘ J.J.Jarvls.angineerutfigsw hmmmflewdersny ardOilWons.who-isnew'onhnva’- ' , I .. uummmmghumpmp MissMiaervaShosmahersndMi-s. J! remembering up my “a“ MW”, of N" York city. Jere _-with souvenir mgr“ wmmwfih‘laandhirs. :Among those to waive cards was MNMNWW Min. 8‘. m. J v“ m..." i,‘ 1—...“— Illd. who mgrsntiyplsaseetobs thus remembered Mr. 1min “whmneummm among .the thou-ads or W. hmwnmmmm inst-mediums. mmrmmm . . _' ... H a era singer wife of Edward the First J J Mrs. James Harvey, was called to inched to a delivery wagon containing ‘ szaying hinge , but fortunately es? . them Wsi; tug. The names of the three ltailans , ing a week at Fairileld Beach. J i , J Policeman Arthur 7A. Dixon, who' eifects anfisndnnsiasramnse to. J FAAWM Prowl-ethermotor and train crew tram tmmhmul' Stamfordbomaketherecuiarsehed- J n’ mmmwmmm m .hy dancing in the Town Hall in the evening. Frank Barnes is spending several days with his brother. Charles Barnes. .———-——'— Mrs. Maw Revisid is suffering ifrom a broken hip, caused by a fall on |Friday. Dims AND NOROTON Edwgrd Butttey Event Saturday '1', North Salem. N. .l., have spent a few nine in Bridgeport. days in town. 3 . , .— ‘,-- l Mrs Clarence Mather of Main' 1‘" ”d ll"!- Ow" Shumn °‘ N0? street who is ill at her home. is im- ""5 '0“ 8W1” “9““ °‘ ”m- 3"" Iah Waterbury. “Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Morebouse have entertained Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Wake man. of Greenfield. proving. Harry Seaman, owner of the new garage on Center street, is conducting a thriving business ##5— New posters calling for volunteers enlist in the U. 8, Navy have ap- peared at the post-once. J Miss Mary Coley. wb is spending a few weeks in town, has been a guest of Miss Grace Sconeld. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Williams, of Bridgeport, were over Sunday guests Westport) Nd” night. by the death of Mr. and Mrs: John Williams. of a brother in that town, Mr. and Mrs Hawley Williams have Mrs. Stephen Hoyt and her sister, entortain ed esChief of Police Tl Miss Jennie Birchard, have returned 1! il ysners. E ii .snd ’Mrs. C. ism; church convention in thde A. Ruhey. of Norwalk. an . .—.———-b :ii 5 Raymond Fitch. son of Frank C. Darien was a quiet place on Satur- Fitch. of Good Hill. cut ‘ had an, in day There was no baseball game to his forehead while at play in the MM ”m“ “5" MW“; m MN] Saturday, which required two stitches heroes were in Stamford, to meet the by a physician ,0 close. Bippowamps The motor-car t nty of it—was the onlyJ thing that raised the dust. 0n .maiy afternoon. August 21st. the Noriield Improvement Association will give a "Country Fair," ..on the lawn of the Benedict residence, in Nor. laid. for which elaborate preparations are being made under the direction of the social committee. Bellini Wants ares maule- antl heer means of commun- laden”. M sword surest wayet may. message to theouas wilt niiifim'nntmtsrsstae W ~“ar”* :ununonaa Migr‘An .. 1 aymond is entertaining ... Timetable her cousin from New London. “‘ ~iis-nrrscv JUNE 1. 1m. '« ~ .‘ "I 3 . “ s E. A, Bu'rdett' and iamily'are speudé la. has been ill, is much improved. ”UTE NORWALK TO NEW YORK. .A. M.—1:3‘Is, 4:79". 5:222, 6:421. 0:02, 3:67; 7:182. 1:43, 2:12; 2:601. 9218:. 92m, 10:13:, 10:51:. 11:61. , 51'. 1915212122. - ‘ ’ :27, .s: 022.. 12:. s: 152.352., 6.02:. 9:01.. :ssx, mas, ':iii its. -—---‘- George T. Smith in spending a week's vacation with his family at' Fairiield Beach The D of L. members spent Baturv day at Roton Point. on their annual fix Ipl.cnic A. .., .14 Miss Elisabeth Sonneberg of Bali ’. ”Mb”- road avenue spent Sunday with berm-""13!5x 5' £5”. 52342.51”. parents in Norwalk 5' 5‘ 10- 22x. 11 3° '1’. M..—12:60:, 2: «x, 3:021, 4:421. George Ogden preached three tlin'es 5- “. Mk 7: 02!. V 18 7:452, 1257:. Swagflg mm“, Talmadge Hill 8: 06:. 9:42!,3,102188,10;35. , and Selleck's Corners. _ ' ‘ NEW YORK To SOUTH NORWALK. A. M.—-4:ilx, 6:36. 3:06, moss. 2:311, 0:15x, 10:02:, 10:06, 10:60:. 11:02. . 'P. 11.411103; 1:05. 1204:. 1:52. 3:.30: 3:,66 4:15t, 4:,29 6:06x, 5:24, l ' . .l .a’ ...-.. --....— Mrs C ’1‘. Raymond of Railroad sve- nue is spending several weeks with her sister :in New York. 3. Mr. audible. James A. Fairly of Seminary street are guests of Mr. and 5 23. "-°13g£i°7-’ 8'10‘. §-35_ 910‘- Mrs. Thomas i-‘airty. Silver sinus. 11:15:. 1-3: mum-d. "-— r... . . '71“- “ Sundays. ‘ in one og'the fastest games of the L “"5100. 3103’- 11:00:. 101°"- season the New Canaan deisated the “3501‘ All 5mg... ""5."an N. Y, P. M.—-12:10, 1:021. 8:392, 5:023. Saturday (tendon. before a small crow w‘d smut, til; score being 1.0.10:00x. 11:15:, 12:00; ————.—fi SOUTH NORWALK TO NEWHAVEN A. M.—-12:23x, 1:172, 0:06, 7:12. 2:103. 10:18, 11:11:, 11:67:. 'P. M.-12:03, 1:20. 3:102, 4:28, 6:17. 11:14:.' 0:47,. 7:091, 0:2(x, 11:00. Mr. and M9. Harmon Schmidt. Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Jones and son. and Mrs. John Bitumen. who have been enjoying. axweek at Hickory Bluff. in the finance ‘cottage. returned home this my. ,' " Sundays. A. M.-12:23x 1:131, 7:43, 2:101. 10:10. 11:11:. P. Ida—11:67:, 2208:, 4:403. 6:10; Doom JohntMahou has receiv- ed the contract for constructing the bridge '63 the 'siio leading to South Norwslk. inst oi! the West Nat-wait road near the residence of Henry Johnson The bridge was washed away earls in the spring - 19: 51:. sou-re serum 70 cannon. an. -—1:2o 2:,12 2:21.25”. 12. M..-1.26 2: 28-. «as. 5:241, use. The 2:06traia wasdelnyeii this, morning.owingtethamocnrcarre- 5:04, Mix, 7:09;, 8:10:.2:00:. sztox, . 10:512. ' 8'48, 7502:. 8:282. 212414, 10:082. fusingtotske theinicesfierlsaving 2:22. Talisman Thmmnetrflns Sundlyl- outfoirlcwCsnssnmin 8:10 to AIM—10:37. 10:26.1twssnaensnrytossndan- PM.—¢::.16.122 qua—— cannon vo sour" won'waua‘ . 11:B.‘ LIA-4:21, 8:45, 8:80. . . alt-ages, 11:26. ' .’ Mei-0:0, mums. J A. Kai-3'00. 7: 23. 1:013:12. 10:“ v V TUESDAY, AUGUST 11, 7914 a. _ Business Directory . Do You Want to Reach the Public? Let The SentineliDirectory carry your name and business into every home. .1“Pcrpciuai Publicity Pius,Pcrsonsh'ty Produces Patr'Onagc” AU WM. comma. estate. Iiivsnnlns. NEERS thnesr and real .. ., Tcl.’ 1405-3. AUTOMOBILES FOR HIRE HOME! O. M “Mil-lain Skeet, South Wilt, ........ T01. 1383. .1. A. nowroowisav, 21 way at. Mrwdis ...... . Tel. 0852 and I2 ‘iAcos ”await-wins Livery, 1s Washinan er. 7.: . :7“. us WM WV, Elma . . 19.90....- se;s,ne.-Is;r- as... T“: 'AUfI'O REPAIRS. NW A AYW MOTOI CAI 00. M refills atnpseialty. Tel. 401. AUTOMOBILE surpass ~011qu Aura eurstv co. 2! Wall sour, mm... 7.1. m GENERAL BLAcxsiArriimo HERBERT RAYFUOE, All”. Repairs, Palmtop, 9 Hnuilnnd St, Tel 200-2. BOOTS, museums!) NAOH'S REM WP. on Wealth.- sen unset; lends Memsllt. r. MRRAMOII. North Maln arm, Ilrolth Norwailt. W ...; \ —i ' .i. Livsissrsm. wsur Stunt. ‘ WI’INM'K " 9‘ in. metres. to hour, so. Mei-unlit. Cripplss shoes’asoscfiity. T». m BUTTE; CHEESE Renee‘s. ”freeman £7.21 some ":5... Iotm. M CIGAR MANUFACTURERS Old’ Wall Blur 99.,” Washington or. T... ease-en's ...-....--‘.-o. .72, guanine—Int CIVIL ENGINEERING ngsv ll.- wines, Kesler sioca, South New-iii: 're‘i . «as club—napammwmhe. ARTHUR T. RIMS. 7. Wasbii'ten Street, Tel. 850-12. Confaacroas. summons '1'. JOHN ‘ KIVOEN. W FL. 00001 mm ......... TO]. “- arsenal wovmv, 12: War ea. South Norwalk. ..."... Tei.14m conernuc'nou co. use. MAKING Keel-r ”"0210. Tel, .nssns omen”. commences J anvmoscuanaiow. 2e. Weed ”2.0.... .- .....Tel.m DELICATESSEN E. H. NOISNOUOE. W and Penny Groceries 36 Wall. Tel. 427. DENTISTS OB. FRANK O. HOYT, Rosier Mid- In ..........‘........,. Tel. MS. DREBSMAEERS m BELLE‘l-IARRII. Keller Black, Washington etrsst DYERS ,CJJIANSERS ”NON STEAM CLEANING G. "Y5, INC no. 51 Milli. Nemllt, Tel. '01. Mme ; . mmgummm 1;. ...........3..rvsis. us: Isssa J F" ' "‘“- """‘"" J HENRY MOELLII. at Washington sin-i, ...... . ..... 1.1. ion-e. ' ELECTRICAL. ‘ WORKS G. N. MCKIMN, TIGL 1m; Ehflrlc Self Masters a' Specialty. EMPLOYMENT AGENCY 001m witsow-s on Established Agency, 24 clay as. Tel. ass-s EXPRESSIIBN, TRUCKMEN o. P. nonnaLt.‘ Loag Distance Ex- press, 11mm, Tel. mi Vegetsfles, FRUITS, Candies MTHONV CARGO“ .1 Railroad "AWIIMC, ssi‘ss-s‘nli’nln'soa Tu OBS. FISH, VEGETABLES Welt Ave. Fill! MIA More ordering fish, fruit and “in, call 948. FURNITURE HAYMOND and COM, 40 Main street, Ncrwslk, ......... Tel. 15. "sauna Funmvuae co., 127. 12s Washington 00., ...... .Tsl 105. W.— JEW'ELRY, 'NOVELTIES MUSICAL msmwau'rs, Tays, m. The Boxer, 71 Wn st. JOB panama THE BOHDA PRES. 95 Wuhlhmcn 8!. Tel... ...........410. ... .... . rum: bananas MOO! YOUHNON‘I. ' Ely Avenue, KITCHENWAEIE'GROCKERY A. causes, as W.Wnehlngton "at. Tel. ..... buns-”ss-ssn. LAUNDRIES OLD WELL LAW 32 Havilsnd Street, ..... ..... ...TeL300 MILLINEH mes romance, so Washington atmt. Tel. 202. use. a, a. nylon, so won-oi si‘sin Ctrsot. ..... 0.. ..... ......sm sos maritime SOUTH Monwaut a'owuusnvAL. as so. Main in», nuns ' NURSES’ REGISTRY DR. S. D, LAWRINOO. Scum Mala stunt. also Ohm ..Tctnl. -ps'rnopms DR. D. A. CHAN", 001050"! TN. 851 new- PAINTERS. PAPERHANGERS delicate, Plateau-aim," was: -.avonas. Tel. 1124 JACOB. A. apnoea. 108 south Main strut, Tomato-s. puoroenarae ozone: a, nouris,’ a Washington m.wrm , Connection. I . , piano seasons wise as. Hactocissssom Maln- smut. Tel "as m ABGHIIALD HERMAN. 10 w m moiwn‘ecitse. a .T‘. MI 1fl2-2; PIANO_ TUNING SONNENSERG PIANO 50., 100W.» ~..8.uth Nemik. ..... ...... Tel.30 STEPHEN L,I CLARY, 95 We" 81, South NorwalkI. ....... Tel. 1325-6 Brass PLATE! G Nickel 3. sons a sort, wan.- Street. 30"“! NON-"t, . .. . le. 342-2. PLUMBING AND Tl ‘iNING ROBERT C. THOMPSON. 54 Frat St, . East Norwalk, Te . 593-4.- .. ....... ARTHUR E. BENEDICT, n7 Wc‘i 82., South NOrwnlk. Tel. '638 POCKET BILLIARDS, P0013 KNORR'S, Ticker .Ssrvice, .Bssc‘all . News, Sporting Events 17. S. M.. . WILLIAM B. HUBBELL, 10 South Maln Street, S. Norwalk, Tel. 1294-3. , .. REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE THE J. B. LAWRENCE AGENCY. 1! South Main, ....... ..... Tel 632-3. H. E. DANN and SON, 45 Wall Street Nemllt, Tel,13112. THOMAS C. BALCOM, Norwalk P. Block, Whll Street. TAYLOR A GOLDEN, South NemallJ Trust Co. Iuildlng. Tcl.1230 was. 1-1. mime-row, Room 11, seine Bldg. Nor-walk. Tel. 3U SEWING MACHINES MACHINE 60., New and Second hand. 15 Ballrend swam. Tel. 3724. SIGN immune HOWARD b TILLY, 52 Water Street, 30""! Nemlit ........ TN, 473?. STUEE’BAKER AUTOS REYNOLM MOTOR CAP! 60.. Con- necticut and West eves... .Tcl 1120 TAILORING REPAIRING IOGKOFF 81108.. 20 North Main St, 301.th Mei-walk . . . ....... Tel 3624’. ~ ' . “—— JOHN KUBOVIO, Custom Taller, 213 E. Washington west” ..Tcl. 320.I TIRE VULCANIZI-NG NOBERT S. GREGORY, 7 Wall Blunt. Norwallt, .... .......’.. 3.1.2214. ,. UPHOLSTERERS e. K. MITCHELL, unholstsrer,.aed'un-. enrtaksr, 11 Water 22., Tel, 12222;, WINDOW CLEANING so. NORWALK wmoow a House cLEANiNo ”co. nos 2 ' -. . I, Rugs WOVEN ‘j .. ORIENTAL RUG WONKOI 7 m '. ”a: I... IIIUIIIIU'M The Read &Volk W Co.
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