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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, August 12, 1914 · page 4

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PAGE FOUR

 

 

 

EAST NORWALK

 

 

£133: tlan church will meet this evening at
5&4: the church tor the purpose forming
Q tithing class

 

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Eirf?‘

Raymond W cod, of Osborne avenue,
"I“! a dollar yesterday to Caney ls
find. and other points of interest in
Wyn and New York.

There will be quite a good sized del-
egation from: last Norwalk at the an-
nual field it. and sheep roast of the
Eridgeport Republican club, at Aero-
drome Park Bridgeport. next Satur-i
day .

 

The baar‘fSF'" ctfors of the East
Norwslk Improvement
will hold an important meeting this;

afternoon at the home of Hire

Association. a

partly down. The lightning flushed
down the chimney, stunning Mrs
Mary Shea, who was preparing sup-
iper on the tap door of the building.
and shocking Mrs. C A: Bnlsted. who
was also getting supper ready at
the time. Both were stunned for a

:few minutes. but speedily recovered.
‘When the bolt struck the building. it

made a terrific noise. greatly frighten-
ing the residents of that neighbor
hood.

 

 

Ira H. Kiggins. of West Side ave-

Henry J. Hipson on Seaside Place atinue is spending the week in Wilton.

8: 30 o'.clock

Mrs Josephine Moran. of Derby.
who has been visiting at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. George Smith. in Fort
street, left for Stepney. yesterday,
where she will spend a few days. and
then return to her own home.

 

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Russell ‘Ryder, of Brooklyn. is speed-
ing two weeks with Mr and Mrs. John'
Heasty.

 

! Mrs. Charles R. Petty, of Rowayton.
is enjoying a short vacation with rela-
lives in New Canaan.

 

Rev. Ed"'d C Cunningham, for- Several of the telephone lines in

) . snsr pastor of the East Avenue M. E.
Chruch. will preach and have charge
of all the services at that church on

next salsa. Revr‘lVir. Cunningham 141'

at present situated in Glenbrook.

P, W, Varlsn and family, of East

Ivonne. have removed their household l '
’biiects to Florida-where they will lni

the future reside. The house former-
ly occupied by them isnow in posses-
aion of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
woe, of South Main street:
M A number of the members or the
fldvent Christian Church of East
Norwallr enjoyed a very pleasant out-l
dog and luncheon ye'sbarday at Roton
Point. The storm in the afternoon
daunted that not a Whit. as lunch was
Iorved on the cosy Casino porch.

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In spite of the heavy electrical
storm of yesterday afternoon, My
little or no trouble was experienced

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with the wires or the East Side elec- short order. and they succeeded iagatvi

inform-

gario light station. according
n this

.Iiion receiyhd at {be p
; Mind.

 

 

' am -;4 ems-1414:... former resident at
East Ndrwalk. nqulving in Danbnry,
Conn. will conduct the mid-week

prayer services at the.” around

If E. Church tomorrow evening. in

.tha absence oi the pastor. Rev. B;- 2.

Fairbanks. .

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Yesterday afternoon was a wild one
at Cal! Pasture“ «Beach: ' ~The ‘occu-'
' pants? of the tents spent the mater
., p'rtof the time holdnnin theirbev

‘ longing Those tents which were
«blown down have been erected. and
he on the beach continues as ever
My “' '

“T.”
Whitson Wheeler. formerly of On-
Thorn avenue soy an inmate of fire
Wailers films in Grates. Conn.
mils paatals, tell-

 

 

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41.4: institution-munch. and n
eased with the treatment accorded.
10!: is firbetter'thanhehad an-

 
 
 

 

fie'oottase prayer meeting held last

31in- on-St. John street. mm.
3'1? Widow’s Boy Who ram and

 

 
 

A.De-'

ébWM..'v.

emu. at the name or fire. G. Haw-l

Then blade Good." n vcy Interest!!!

this place were put out at business by
the storm last night.

The annual exhibition of paintings

will be held in the Reliance Fire Com”

puny's quarters, on August 1. 22 and
83.

Mrs. W. H. Davidee, of New York,
has rented Mrs. Gerrit Smith's
dance. at Tokenehe. tor the balance or
the season. ~

 

 

The Stars. at the Rowaytan Baptist
Church. will hold a sale. entertain-
went and social, at the residence of
Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Brands. at
.‘l‘okenehe. next- Friday evening.

 

I{he C: 40 Stamford trolley. contain-
ing a number of passengen. went off
the tracks. near Witch Lane. yester-
day afternoon, on account of the dirt
washed on the tracks by the rain.
Workman were rushed to the scene in

tingithe car in VOIWI' inside of
tquiosrs.

_:

The Jones Realty 00.. of Stanford.
sold Baturday. at auction. limerty C
the estate'oi Stephen Raymond. as
Rowayton. enlisting of a dwelling.
2 1-3 acres of land with mill, an 1'

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land and ilowage rights in Five-Mile ‘

rum. (in. bidding was Drink, and a
good price'waa realised for the prop-
erty. The same company. reports the
sale of property situated in the Poet
Road.,lar F. G, Sherman. to Elisa.
bath Phillipa ‘

 

Wmolmmm

immunity: mot‘

Collendul‘n Point.

 

Cardshavebeenreoatvodnbm-msa'

larger“ mndley. who is siting tori

atiineinBrookiyn.

 

 

m.

resi- ‘

fl lone constituted a part at last sunr-
' day'b Scriptural declamaiion. both at
W and Jewish household»?

" . mm. and appropriate.

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11' - ms SOUTH NOIWALK IMHO am

will be retained. in the hope that it
may assist in utablishing the indent-
.ity of the deceased. The fact that the
Lbody was nude leads to me suspicion
got foul play. The authorities were un-
‘able to judge from the body whether
Ior not this was true, because tim-
I position had so destroyed the flesh.
iThe woman were a blue suit. tan
ishoes and tan stockings, As far as is
:known, no one disappeared from this
‘vicinlty who would answer the dos-
‘cription—in fact. no mysterious dis-
appearances whatever have been re-
.ported in some time. This leads to the
|beliet that the woman was brought
to Darien in a vehicle. Constable Wil-
bus Bates is taking care of the cloth-

The members of the Advent Chris— on we“ wnhmg‘m‘ street, ”"1“! it in; The body was interred by Under-

taker Andrew Taylor.

1

There was little doing at the last
night of the fire company's carnival
on the ball field. except the awarding

of the prises, upon which hundredsI

of chances had been sold. The aifnir
was a splendid success and the fire-
men wish to attend their thanks and
appreciation to all of those who assist-
ed.

 

There was an aeroplane at Pear
tree Point. Sunday afternoon, and it
Iicaused excitement among the ball»
:ers. as the airman dropped his plane
gin the water near the beach. mar it
iwas learned that it was the blrdman
1qu was doing stunts eta Roton Point.
1He had engine trouble. and descended
to make repairs.

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RABBI HELLER TO IE AT
BETH ISRAEL SYNAGOOUE

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

m.,NACHMAN HELLER.

xrr. Nachmaa Heller. prominent In
Rabbinical. educational and communal
circles. at New York. Philadelphia”
Chica‘gn and other centres or Jewish

guest of Boy Solomon Kasaler. 20
Clay street. and will deliver an ad-
dress. at the Beth lsraal 814mm,:
this evening. at 7: 30. dwelling upon
the Ten Commandments. their impli-
cations and complications. The Dean.

the discussion thereol making it thus

nabbi Heller has visited this city
before. forming. thenand there. the
friendship and gaining the-admiration
at numerous ca-relisionista. lie hopes
to meet and see them; once again

liver-lag his message

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

" beach-and the guard. who is in the

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34%.. z 445: a: "5: 1o: '18:.

" s: 54, wires. 11:30.

any. rm 1:0 13: 10: as.

gravlhfiml. la a vialtor,in town. the!

was. unloading his burdens .4441 414-;

4D; Hellerrepubiiehedneoeutlytthe.

A mm to soar» samurai,
' 11m

 

 

 

lies mm lamb. of Philadel
phia, is visiting trisnds u: Westport.

 

‘ The many camps at Comps Beach
stood last "uh“ storm without get:
ting a drop of water in their tents.

 

Ralph Littel. or Bridgeport. the Com- ‘
po Beach Lite Guard instructor. is to-
day at the beach giving instructions
to the volunteers.

Miss Katherine Spellsberger. of Phil-
adelphia, is spending a few weeks with
Miss Ruth MacFarland. of Greens
Farms.

 

.4 The regular meeting of the Compo
Life Guards will be held this evening
at Compo Beach The meeting is of
importance. as rules and by-laws will
be adopted. .

 

The thunder storm, last evening at
Compo Beach. was very Mme!“
the lightning brightened the heavens
so one could look and see for quite a
distance over the water.

 

Many Nwwalk and Westport people
and others were caught in the storm.
last evening, at Gompo Beach. somooi'
:whom received as bad a dashing as it
{they had taken a plunge into the
Sound.

The work of the Caruso Beach
Guards is something for the bathers to
be, proud of, A bathe:- may now go
in and take a dip with the assurance
that they are safe and are being
watched by the man who petiole the

lifeboat. ready load it any moment.

 

 

Timetable

_ m stirrer mu; 1. ms.‘

Iieou'muoawsts 110 new van.
a shown, 4. ”4911. 5: an, 5: m;

swim, 7: mm: 4111:1314, mass

ids. o: 40. mass. not: 11:51

pi lag-1:11:11. 1«fix. as; was
,\4: m. 5: 15:. 5:». system,

 

, ., ..W ' ::
.u.:-1:: 25x, 4: 48!}, 5:34: 5:421.

r u—1z.5ox,2:44x s:orx,4:4:x.
5:45 0:,024 7412:7127“: 759x,

 

new you recount «amass;

A. 11.—4:41; 5:35. 6:40. agasx,
1:51;, 9:15;...1010211, 10:06, 10:301..
11: as

r lip—18:03, . 1: 05. s: 0411. a457,
mans. sushi: 4:19, 5:05am“.
5 214, 41:51:. 5:.97 8: ion. a: 25, 9:40;,
11:15:, 11:00:.

Man-

A. 11.—5:00, 3:53;. 14:00:. 10:01:.
19: sex.

r.1r.-1s1o 1:021. 3:89;. 5: on.
5:04 6:01: 7:09;, 11:10:. mass. mu,
10:m.11:1u. 12:001-
sour» NORWALK TO saw HAVIN'

a.n.—1sssx. 1:,17: ms, ms.
um. 19:19, 11: ll: 11: m:

r. 11.—12:41:, 1: 20. s: 1454. on, 5:11.
o: 14:. 5:417:05: a: “F 10:51:.
11: as ‘

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A. N.:-12 IS: 1:131, 7:43 9. 1.8.
10:19, 11:11:.
Elk—1157!, 2: 081-, 45:08. “10:.
0:“, Tim. 8:181; km 10:.“
19: Six.

 

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a. Ire—1m. ans, am. mu. ’
r- r. arr-1:153:38; ma. sue, ms.
r .2; ‘
send-ya ‘
a. m—nm.
'ri‘r n—aas. 15-11.

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Lit-ms. 1.33. am, masons: .
nae-ear, 5:49. a: as.

ammo.
! Hit. mar. kl.

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

J. LIVIMIN. "at" Street,

HENRY B. MINER. Klein Hock".

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" IstWUIEHOUOI. m .141
fancy Groceries, 115 Wall. Tel. 421.

us. must a. HOYT Kent-4- suite.
is. Tomi

sins. anus mats. Kaalar saws.

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WEDNESDAY, AUG. 13, 1914-
mm

 

Business Directory

 

 

 

Do You Want to Reach the Public?
Let The Sentinel Directory carry your name
and business-into every. home.

 

 

 

‘ “Perpetual Publicity Piuszpersmanty Preach-s Patronage”

 

aucrrossnss
WI. OUTHRIE. outlenaar and real
potato. alivcrmlne. ..... Tel. 1465-2.

 

smuosrws son inns

HOMER Q CRAW. 80ml! Mala “at.
.00”! Wilt, . ....... Tel. 1263-3.

 

J. A. MONTGOMERY. 21 Wed 0..
MR ....... Tel. 652 and sea

 

JACOI IOHAUI. Auto and Livery, 10
Washington Ct. ....... T“. M

 

00er my. aim at.

T“. ..............'. .. uses

 

AUTO REPAIRS.

HEOOY O avails; A CA! CO.
no "Pail-e a Tel. 491.

 

AUTOHOBILE SOPPLIES

sonwaut euro suntv co. as
w." awe, Wk- 7.1. was-z

 

GENERAL BLACKSMITHING

HIMERT RAYFUSE. Auto. Repairs,
Painting! Havfland 8h, Tel 303-1.

 

BOOTS, sirens. seamen

Mann's set-am anon. as Washing-
ton arrest. seats Norwalh.

 

«Russians. North Main street,
; moth Namath.

 

mom

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M. ”Militia. sjs Water, so. Norwalk.

3 causes
finanxs‘r, ti
.lm. 44:.

cross Wamsss
on wsu‘ctgst ca; as Washington or,
'm. . . . . . . 7'9

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_ 'CIVILWENGINEERING

teeth Namath. Tel.

 

 

. Gmh—REPAIRED—Wches'

ARTHUR 7. seems, 7s Washimtee
snout, ..... m ass-12.

 

cosrnsc'ross, BUILDERS
caucus a KEYSER. steamboat PL,
M Harwell: Tel. 1002.

 

nest-1m unevenly, 123 West 84.,
South Not-walk. ........Tel.14m

 

mos coast-1111:1105: co.

 

GENERAL-COMMON)“ '
natures emotion. as Weed
am m. «as.

Deuce-rm

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DENTIm

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mums

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Wheat.

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tattoo." ““7“.“
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crispn- shoes ‘s Natty. Tel. m4 .
, W

PAINTERS, PAPERHANGERS
.a. mass, Pieause sent-u, 1! m»

HENRY snows. :1 Washington
Street. .......... Tel. 1073-8.

 

ELECTRICAL. WORKS
G. N. MeKlIOON, T06. use: Elleilic
Celt Mae a wally.

 

EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.

JOHN WILSON'G Old letabilebsl
Agency, 24 clay 8t. ..... Ted. 200-4

 

axes-mam rooms»

o. P; MORIILL. u». Distance Ex-
press. ammo, m. 1m

Vegetables, FRUITS, Candies

ANTHONY CAMONE. 01 mum-c
Avenue, ..... Tal see.

 

 

 

FISH, VEGETABLES

w»: Ave. r145 use swore emu-4...
14.5, mm and ”Moe, call 94a
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FURNITURE

RAYMOND and saunas Main ain't,
Non-lit, ................. Tel. 15.

 

STERLING FURNITU“ 00., 121‘-

120 Washington as. , ..... .Tel 105. ‘

 

JEWELRY, 'NOVELTIES

MUSICAL lMTRUMBNTd, Tsys. Etc.
The laser, 70 women at.

 

JOB PWNG
THE sonos passe. as Washington
at. 1.4.......... ....... .....m,

 

JUNK DEALERS
JAOOI YOWWW “ Ely Avenuo,
death m ........ 1's: 184-5

an

1...“ .,

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KITCHENWARECROCKERY
A. causes, 25 w. mum» at

 

7d,... ............ ..........1009-2.'

 

LAUNDRIES
OLD WELL LAUNDB’I 32 Havana
sum, .rems.

MIIJJNERS

sues aotueawa, so Washington
street, ......... .. ...... . Tel. 302.

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I33. I N. TAYLOR, 60 North M
Street. ......... .......Tel 805

MOMENTS
eou'ru Mowwam nionumsu'rAL.
as do: Ills street, Tel, 001

 

NURSES‘ REGISTRY

«4.1-: Marne. first. area '3“ D LAWN-lit In. Main.

Street. also ohm. .Tel. res.

 

mm

DB. D.A. OHM Cole-um;

swam, Mom-Ia, m. 951

o-

 

m .-..........,... Tel. 17“.

 

races. 41. ounces, 108 South was:
sou, .........,........Inmate-5.

 

PHOTOGRAPHS
assess a some as wanting."

'm......1‘elapnone6annectlen.

 

7mm Lessons

PIANO TUNING

4L§ONNENBERG PIANO 00., 104 Wash-

souu: Not-walk. ............ Tel. 30

met-tut L, cum, 95 West St,
south Nerwalk. ....... Tel. 1385-5

 

‘ Purim Nickel

a. 86AM a son, was» emu.
South Nev-walk, ..... . 'l'el. 342-2.

Brass

. __...

PLUMBING AND TlhlVING

sensor a. monsoon. 5.4 Fast 84.,
East Net-walk, ...... re 1344.

 

 

asruus s. BENEDICT, 875%" St,
South Norwalk. ......... Tel. :53:

 

pocxn'r BILLIARDS, p001;

mom's. Ticker .servlco. .sum:
News, Speeding Evente 11. 8. Ma.-.

 

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WlLLIAM B. HUBBELL, 10 South
Main Street. 3. Nor-walk, Tel. 1294-3.

 

REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE,

THE J. B. LAWRENCE AGENCY. 15
south Main ............ Tel 632-3.

 

H. I. DAMN and SON, 46 Wall Street.
Nemlir, Tel. 1311-2.
”

mouse (2. BALCOM, Nor-walk P. 0.
Black, Wall Street.

nan-v.5..‘u‘n‘..

 

‘rsvaos a GOLDEN, sooth Norwalk
rim: co. Buildings "m. 1230.

 

WM. H BYINGTON Roam 11 G!
astia Bldg” Nor'walk'.‘ Tel. .. 31.? i

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-‘ .1
SEWING .MACHINES
MACHINE co. New and Second-hand,
15 Railroad avenue. Tel. 372-4.

5?

 

slots naturist.

HOWARD A. TILLY. 52 Water Street.
Souilf Nanak Tel, 473-2.

 

 

‘ . 30:" s u .A, 3- .V
STUDEBAKER AUTOS

REYNOLDS sores-sine. Con~
neatlcut and West in... ..Tel 1120

 

 
 
 
 

TAILORING- REPAIRING

noose" ssoe. 20 North Main 54..
South Harwell: ....... r441 362-2.

 

 

JOHN KUIOWC. Gluten Tailor, 213
E. Washington areal. '..Tel, 320.

 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 

TIRE VULCANIZING

sensor 3. ossoosv. 7 Wall Street. .-
mau. m1. :2“.

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F .- . urmsrsssss
s. K. MITCHELL, upholsterer. and un-
" sums», 11 wmr‘ 8t, Tel. 135241

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wmnow CLEANING

fettwottwstx wmocw a HOUSE »
assume co. sex 510

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

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NICOC. alumnae-mas»:
. M aaaa‘aaeesuaaaeae 7.! '1”

 

“Milieu-sno- gm mama. to Issue. auteur». sue wean. 7 women!

Marne 3........... . Tot. was.
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Rnp WOVEN Carpets

 

‘m ......... "Hum Nerwalll

 

 
 
 

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