rs
, Mrs. White at Harbor venue has
accepted a position to the Crescent
Laundry on Sesview avenue.
Miss
street. is enjoying p; pleasant two
week's vacation with friends and rels
times in Erie. Penn.
For the past several days work hasV
‘ been held up on the re—huilding of the
‘ Ferris Coal Company dock, because
of the non—arrival of necessary luster—
hL Today. however. several car-
A.
Anna Rooney. of Benedict ,
NolloToN 2
loads of lumber. piles, etc, have sr-
rived, and work will continue.
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DARIEN
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Constable “Hump" Smith has been a
keen sufferer with acute indigestion
lately.
William Raymond. of Rowsyton. was
{man friends.
1grail cohesiveness that long use it
would have been to our interest and
welfare most carefully to cultivate.
The only mention 1 rind of any npi
parent displeasure is among our'Ger-,
people of .
Of all the
notions that have come to our shores
there are none who have made better
or more patriotic oitlsens Steady,
industrious, sober. increasing their
own and the country‘s wealth. they 9:181. 9240. 10:33x, 10:51:, 11:51.
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have given to the ‘United States great:
lotion or discussion They proceed;
peaceably on their ways.
they have patriotic erdor,
wauld be far from checking it. It. is.
:to their credit.
\Vith ”HS nppreCialion Or what Olfl' V:5 45 6. 02:: 7: 02" 7. 12 7. ‘5! 7: 571,
“"9 ll 06;. 9: 42x 19 is: 10: as
country owes to the ' Germans
would not for a. moment have the Ger-
man people at home under the impres
,stons that we are partisans at this
'time.
...-“....“
William Peaston. of Newton. pro-
.prielor oi’ the Stamford iron Works
'on (“anal street. Stamford. is seeking
a man whom he befriended by ad-
vancing him 810. The man repre~
sented himself to be agent of an rul-
itomolrile tire company. and he often-
Peaston s set ohtires
Representing that
and wanted? to get to
;ed to sell Mr.
at it lozv figure.
he was ‘broke"
The account in last night's Sentinel ‘ visitor at the NOFOtOD Heights vs. his home at once. he asked Mr. Peas-
nbout the accident to the earrings or Bediord game, in 33‘1“)" 02 Sunday.
Mrs. John T. Byrnes. of Belts Place.:
this to the carelessness of a delivery
Mr. and Mrs. James Coombs. of the
boy driving into her standing wagon. Old King's Highway. entertained rela
" stated by
was driving for Morris Vogel. when
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it should have read Herman Vogel, .'
mistake that the boy tives from White Plains Sunday.
.—
Mr and Mrs Charles D. Irochwood.
of Main street, were the guests of Mr.
.316 Local oistcrmen this morning were and Mrs. Thomas Northrop, in Nor-
discussing with considerable interest walk over Sunday.
V .the report in circulation about the
, oyster set this year. said to be the
best in many years.
'Smitll Selleck. or Noroton. one of
This 13 a 3N" the spryest men of the neighborhood,
100‘ ETERHY interesting t0 EN“ Siders, in spite of his 74 years. «as the guest
a majority of whom make their living of his niece. Mrs. 11. S. Smith. Sun-
by means of harvesting crops
Father Neptune’s most delicious pro~
w
v’ duct. 3
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<2
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,.. dsys. “err on this pier hss progress-
i
- ed very satisfactorily. the workmen
meeting with practically no dlflicul- Saturday; at 7 p m. nth
of day.
Miss Grace Lockwood. at Stamford.
and Miss Helen Brummer. of Msin
There is no doubt now but what street. with a party oi' friends motored
pier 8 will be completed with a few to Lake Hahopac last week.
Thomas Cullen. 74 yesrs old, died
linger-
'3
ties, the pumps admirably suCceedins his illness. at his home on Prospect
in keeping the cofferdsm dry.
36.
The avenue.
'two "anchors," which ore s portion of for many years.
He was a resident of Dorian
He leaves a wife and
the draw for the new structure. have two daughters. one of whom is Mrs.
been put into place.
4m:
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Frank Petty. of Fort street.
i
“‘7 new. A
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or three due.
“4 '
." Routine business occupied the at- the management
. night
wistchman on the new bridge, received its last ball game on Noxon's Field.
a slight. but very painful cut over his this season, according to the msns or:
eye inst evening. while st. work on a at the tesm. which Dorian has ,
Frank Frudenthnl, all residents here.
9
Darlen's baseball team has played
48
piece of wood flew up. strik- year-tone of the best that hes ever
is: Mr Petty oter the eye. but flDlla- been assembled here. But the patron;
mtly not directing the eye itself. Dr. age has been poor-there were nisuy
_ itohert E. Perduo was called to attend who delighted seeing the games but
V the muted man, who was bmusht to from outside the fence. And each
' his home Mr Petty Will probably be game has been a loss to the home
2 able to be around again inside at two {Pam' so far as financial ruling goes.
The team has done brilliant plsyinu.
but the loss dumcislly cannot permit
to continue the
million of the third district conimis- ““195, Wimp, games will be 1.1.de in
dinners at their retain weekly bul- the More. will therefore msuyodoul
,V , meeting last mills. All the or town. The management. however.
oommissiossrs expressed themselves expresses its thanks to the (so: who
.b‘einu "5N untitled With the pros- have stood with it through the season.
one being mode with the municipal
.- ... now under construction .011 Be?-
fiew piece. in which they all
double pride.
1‘
Three auto busss' lett' Noroton
t4“ Heights. Sunday noon. with shout: 100
The exterior work fans to see the Noroton Heights ‘plsy
, the new plant ht! '00!!! completed. the Bedlards. of New York State. at
$94 workmen are 80' encased in the Bedtord.‘ The bus. with Hsniord
Ktslllnu of the machinery.
w-
Smith and his psrty aboard. broke
down north of Stamford. snd lsllsdto
The East Norwslk Improvement As reach Bediord. so that the local ms
V I fill the home or Mrs. E. E. did not see the Norotnn Heights' teem
"Wm. last evenlns. wss largely at» trim the Bediords by s score of M-
2 , It wds voted to connect the teen to one. The pitchinu oLCsrlson.
' infunity lot in Von lost street and the batting 0: Delta. Prince and
the sewer and wow main-.1110 nrosdwsy. oi! Rowayton, were restores
to. appointsd' to like charge or the game. The .Noroton Heights'A
mm at In. Herbert Vc. teem hss lost two undies this scum
m and Mrs. Robert Harrison 136 hr.
Oates. and Prince and Lil-
slim-smooths». Thsccntract noses. ofthemmmdhelong
'swsrded tolls! to John P. our to the Newton new: A. c. They
. lest Norwslk. The use com- nre all horns plums. 0W “it WW
,bereqnestedumle
a: good hslh'and plsyinuyespenlsllxolun ,
ml with the property. The ball for amateurs. Out at the times
. voted to some with: Vat the. bet. Oates snowed insulin:
,lon for an advance
on the tires.
He got 310, and Mr. Pension has not
heard from him since, nor has he re
wind the tins.
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WAR RISK BILL TAKEN UP.
“ASHWGMN “3 13- “The 9"“ «9:19x. 10.18 nnmu: 97:.
ident took up the war risk bill today
with Senator Clarke.
chairmen of the Senate committee on
(olnmerce. and is convinced that the
bill passed yesterday opening Amer-
ican registry to foreign built ships
and other plans to build up the Amer-
ican merchant marine and to trans-
port tho products of the United States
abroad will not succeed unless the
"government war insurance plan is
adopted,
At the conference it wu decided
that the bill would be introduced in
both houses of Congress immediately
and passed as quickly as possible. it
is known to hows the support of Sen.
stor Simmons sud other Democratic
leaders in the Senate.
The president st iirgt was reluctant
to approve 04 the plan, but iinsliy we:
persuaded that the wane or the
proposed legislation ‘wus necesssry;
The bill is one at the war emer-
saucy measures proposed It the‘ re»
cent Washington conieuncs or null-
need men.
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PIGEONS s'li \GMN.
m
The fifth trnllling- shipment of the
Hillside Homing Pigeon (‘lub nus ‘
made that evening. there being about
forty birds sent to New York City.
This was the second fly of the, sec-
ond division of the club mourners.
The former shipments made have
been to Greenwich, Lnrchmont. and
New York City by the division. For-
tleve birds wore shipped to Green-
wich with about 90 per cent returns
Fifty Were sent to Lurchmoht With
‘merchsnts manufacturers and bunk-I 3: 29 4: 42:. 5: 151. 5: 45. 6: Oh, 6:41.
ere. They have never caused the agi- 7:021,7:461,0:42x,10:182.
Naturally i
and we V
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about 95 per cent. returns. 100 per.
cent. returns Were experienced' from
the former New York City fly. The
latter lly was a very encouraging one
for the shippers ,
The fly from New Rochelle by the
second division was a very satisfie—
tory one. about 85 per cent of the.
forty birds sent. finding their. respec-
tive homes.
The entire lot or young bird rac-
ers will be sent to Elisabeth. New
Jersey. on Friar, August 21. the
1th birds will constitute the Ihlb
ment. \.
o .
mitoses Anks 00.433 mousse.
Hartford. Aug 18.--I~‘ormer Simu-
tor George M. Renders, of New Brie
loin. today addressed :1 letter to Prof.
Williord 0. Fisher. of MVVlddleto‘VVd. in . For
which he says: .
"i (all to all» any mvsnme to our
party or any benefit to your candid-
any or thst or soy one else. in pro-
longing by cermpondeoos n discus
.5101; which you originally proposed
a”: “median; tour and horn Which
' already. inked you .to excuse
next time the Democratic waters of ' '
connection will we on oin-tunuy
, showdown on disau- _»
'wenther belnuf suitable About 00 or ‘
' m sourn nonwm overture admin.
unsusnnn
V Timetable
"4 EFFECT JUNE 7,1014.
SOUTH NORWALK 10 NEW YORK.
A. M—i:37x.4;'49}. 5:341 5:421
6: 09, 6: 572:, 7:18x, ’Z: 46, 8:183, 8:591.
n.
P. )4.—~1:13x, 1:22x. 1:27, 3:02:
Quad-rs.
A. M.:~——12 25s, 4: 4831, 5: 34s,. 5: 421.
a: 54 10: 33:. 11: so
P. M.— 2:50;, 2. 44s 3: 02:, 4: 421
NEW YORK TO .SOUTH NORWALK.
A. M.——4:4lx. " 5:35. 6:45. 8:081.
8:51x, 9:15;, 10:02:, 10:06, 10:60x
11: 03.
P. M.——12:03, 1:05. 2204!, 3:.“
6230;231:359, 4: fit, 4: 29 5: 06! 6: 24.-
5: 28 6fV01x, 6:07, 3:101. 935,910!
11:15:, 12:00:.
the
- Sundays.
A. M.:—-6 00, 8: 06:1. 9: 00's. 10: 021,
10.450:
P. M.—12:10, 1:02;. 3. 39!. 6: 02:
":04, 6: 01:, 7. 09:, 8: 10!. 9:001. 9:401,
10:00:. 11:15:. 12:001.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW HAVEN
“Hr-12:231. 1: 11!, 6: 05 7'13»
P..:M-l2 08, 1:20. 3::16L428 5:17.
B: 47, 7: 09:: 9: 241. 10: 51:,
11:06 '
Mdsys.
A. 24—12:”: izl3x, 7:43, 0:16:
10:19, 11:11:.
P. M.—n:51x. 2:092, 4249;, 6:10:
6:48, 1299:. 8228:, 19:24on, 10:08:
10:611.
soup: norm Ltd To oAlilVVsunv
A. lit—ante: .338: zrfl's: sir.
P lit—1:99 3:99“an 5:94}, 6:20
1: 2:. -’
,. Sundsys. .. .
_ . 10:97. " “
9 2:15, 7:22 “t '
' v W . . 2
, .915
OA‘NOURY 'ro scum menu.
Arm-«9:00. 7:23.2.00,2:Vll,10-031
it; as.
P uV.--l: :1 9:49.21; :9.
. .V\_'-:V nos.—
.' Muir's:
‘ A. hie—1:83. 1M»: 21.. g .
' P H.449 7.1». 9: as w
j.» I ‘ -
I . .lr.
llj-ym
x—Siunlilss express?“ ~"’"
t—eiunities slugs on slunsl. dilly.
lk—Dficontinucd liter June it.
t-v-Do'ss not run Ssturdsys.
s—ssturdrm only.
~.
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“SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
,MAlLs ARRIVE.
F ‘ .;New York. N. Y,. :snd all
pains silt and South—«6: 05 and 10: 13
alga?” 00,0:479 .m. and 12:15» lrl,
diNew York, N Y.. and Brook
iyn. N. Y. direct—V": V46 Ind 4. 38V
p. m.
From all point East—a5: 34, 6: l5? and
10:33.“..20 1:.0‘3 3125.6:02. 6:473:10
9:43 p in.'
-.menbury.
thusnsld. Conn..—
hm
nn.. Bethe]. Conn.“
:18 s. on; Dan-
and. All points be-
tween Dunhury and 8South Norwslk st
12: 62nd 7:45 gm. 2
Front Nor-walk, Conn ~At 7' 00.
gggsnleOOLdeo 3:00am.
pm.
2‘
w v
a...
ruins moss.
Wi- New Yet-ix. N. Y., and all
points “West of Edith Norw Conn. ‘
43:49 “19:99.4. In“; 122: 3 1: 50A.
5. 80. 6: end 8: 00 um .
all points East—6: 55 and
10:00 0. 421., 1:00. 6:00 Ind 8:002
”0 pm.
£9r Briduaport Conn, direct—<9: 00
I. in.
6: 00 p. m:
For; all points on Dsnbury Division
~At655gnand1 009. in.
ANDREW LEARYV P. 3-.
‘ "Mouth Nomlk',
Conm,012s.m uncouth.“
41,1; “Mb
NoswAuK. cons.
' routs anslvs.’
TUESDAY, AUG. 18. 1914
Elm
DusineSS Directorynf .2
Do You Want to Reach the Public?.
Let The SentinelfiDirectory carry your name
and business into every home.
; I “Bél’l’mi publicity PiusfiPeerVonality Produces Patronage”
AUCTIONEERS.
WI; GUTHRIE. sutlonm And: ml
rotate, fllvsrmVVans. .. .. Tel. 1466-2.
Auromosrnns you HIRE
HOMER G. CRAW, South Main Street,
hath Nomlk. . Tel. 126244.
J. A. MONTGOMERY, 21 Wall St,
Norwllk ... Tel. 8854 and 82-2
JACOB SOHAUO. Auto-lid Livery, 14
Washington at. ..........Tel. 708.
JO‘EPH SHAY, Elm St.
Tll................ .... 15662
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AUTO REPAIRS.
REODY d AYERS’ MOTOR CAR CO.
Ecru "Polls 1 spoolslty. Tel. 401.
KUTOMOBILE SUPPLIES
NORWALK AUTO SUPPLY co.. 29
Well Street, Nomlk... Tel. 1382-2.
GENERAL BLACKSMITHING
‘llnnesn'r nAYrusE, Auto- lisp-in.
Pslnung. 9 Hsvllsnd stjrol 993.2.
TS, SHOES. REPAIRED
tissue sewn snow. a mum,
ton Street. South Nor'wslk.
tumultuous. mm: Msln strut,
2,.Jlullth Nor-walk. .
hi“ I w
J, lesusrslmmr Street.
l.
:43":
. u. ransom. 59 we" So. Norwsllt
Vcl-lpplos shoes a specialty. Tel. 842-4
BUTTER. EGGS. CHEESE
our. sue a. curred MA‘RKE'r. 27
ll
13ml; unln~clmem...l WV. 472. .
“wan—
l 4
GlGAR MANUFACTURER’S
Old Well :CIgsr Cd, 83 Washington at.
Tel. . .. . . .
..l‘.-.'......-~......
CIVIL ENGINEERING
HENRY R. muss, Ksclsr Bloch.
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u w
Vlouth Norwalk. r9. ms.
2 :41". ‘ '1 '
Cbcb-wRElPAIRED-Awbtches
ARTHUR 7. name. 7s Wflhll‘ton
.olml. 'rot. sea-'12.
eonrnAc'rons. BUILDERS ,
sir. JOHN A sevens. eta-maul Pl.
‘ Io‘utll Norwslk Tel. 1082.
OTEPHEN UNOVARY 123 West M.
Booth Hamill. Tel. 1403-8
amino coastline-non co,
blast-r lulldlscifisl. ...... 3599.
..GENERAL CONTRACTORS
sALVA'ron csAssloT'r. as m
m....... .....wtms.
_ DELICATESSEN
E. H, MOB‘EHOUOE, Delicatflslen and
. Farley Omit-loo, 36 Mill. Tel. 422.9
For mum direct—0: 45 a. an. end, i 2,
DEN?IS'V1‘S
, on. 242.... s. «on, «would; .
in. ...............'m.;lsoola.'
’e
DRESSMAKERS
' museum llAlmVls. xulu Oleok. 7
- scones s seam is Woihlngtsrl .
i
concussed '
HENRY vacuum. :1
m .
Washington
Strict, ..... Tel. 4013-3.
9-... .....
ELECTRICAL WORKS
G. N. McKiMON, Tel. 138-3: Electric
Sell Starters a specialty.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
JOHN “mum's Old .EoqullollOd
Agency, 24 Clay 0!. ..... Tel. 2664
EXPRESSMEN. . TRUCKMEN
D. P.,M,ORRELL, Low 04.43an Ex.
PH». Rmyton," .. Tel. 1181
Vegetables. FRUITS, Candies
ANTHONY CARBONE, I1 Rallmd
Avenue, W43“.
........ Runs-...]
FISH, VEGETABLES
West Ave. Fish mm were ordering
fish, fruit and vogshblei. call 948.
FURNITURE
RAYMOND and SON, 48 Main attest.
Norwslk, ................. Tel. 15.
srenune FURNITQDE co., 127-
129 Washington 04., ...... .Tel 105.
JEWELRY, NOVELTIES
MUBICAL lNSTHUMINTs, Toys. Etc.
The Inn, 76 WflWn 8t.
you PRINTING
THE, sorrel PRESS, so Washington
st. Tel... .... .. 415
JUNK DEALERS '
JACOD‘VOURDMV. filly Avenue,
‘DhutWW‘ It, .... .51.. T041345
KITCHERWARE. CROCKERY
1WI... .......;..............“flms’z.
.2 .
,
t
mountains '
OLD WELL LAUNDRY 32 Havilsnd
Street, ......... Tel.309.
MILLINERS
MISS POLHEMU8 so Wuhington
Street. Tel. V302
Mes. s'. M. Turns, to North'MlIln
street. . 'm cos
MONUMENTS «
sound nonWALx- M‘ONUMENTAL.
94 so. u-ln strict, Tel. 904
~—
"hunsss' usels'rsvl
on.‘ 9. o; stnms. souls min
» .. ' M3. also chlroisdlu, ..Tel.788.
. OVSTEOPATHS
on. o. A. susussueu. Ooiebum
Building, Mambo, I . Ta. 361
25.2mm, l’APERI-IANGERS
e. DECKEVR, Picture Minn, 18 wm
. "menus. Tel. 173-4.
tacos. A. unseen. ma stints min
”Street, “MW
Pnoroonsrns ’
smut. .. .. . . Telephone denudation.
PIANO LESSONS
all-«t. ...... ...:... "... Tel 119-!
a
ABCHiBALD MERRIVAM, 16 Blyvlew
fru loos}
A. causes. as w. summit ,
—-
PIANO TUNING
SONNENBERG PIANO 00., 104 Wash-
South Norwalk. ............ Tel. 30
STEPHEN L. CLARY, 95 Weft 81.,
South Norwslk. ....... Tel. 1385-5
Brass PLATIFI ”l Nickel
8. SCAM &. SON. Wat: Street.
South Norwslk, ..... . Tel. 342-2.
PLUMBING AND FWVING
ROBERT 8. THOMPSON, 34 First St,
East Norwslk, e ,. '93-4.
ARTHUR E. BENEDICT,» it on.
South Norwalk. {.23. was
Islet..-
POCKET BILLIARDS, POOL
KNORR'S, Ticker .Servlce. .Base 2—:
News, Sportlng Events 17. S. Ma.
WILLIAM B. HUBBELL, 10 South
Main Street. 5. Norwslk, Tel. 12943.
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REAL ESTATE. INSURANCE
THE J. B. LAWRENCE AGENCY. 14
South Main, ........ Tel 632-3.
H. E. DANN and SON, 45 Wall street,
Norwslk, ...... ...... Tel. 1311-2.
6
THOMAS C. BALCOM. Norwslk P. 0.
Block, Wall Street.
TAVLOR l GOLDEN. South Norwalll
Trust Co. lulldlng. .Tel. 1230.
l
wm. H..£¥4NGTDN, Room 11, e: V
. m lwsgxmrwslpficl... . .. 3
’L] '23 ;'
sewme MACHINES
MACHINE 00.. New and Second- hand,
15 Rsflroad avenue, .Tel. 372.4
9
SIGN PAINTING
HOWARD A. .TILLY. 52 Water Street.
southVNol-wslk. . Tel, 4734’.
s'runsssxsn AUTOS
HEVNOLM. MOTOR CAR 00., COW
mum and; West oven, .17.: 1120
.TAILORING REPAIRING
nocxorr shoe. to North Main 84.,
South dwell: .Tei 352-2.
cl—‘i'V-‘hb-fi u
JOHN KUVBOVlO. Custom Taller, 218
z; Washlnulon cecal. ..Tel 320.
TIRE vuncsmzmo "
noscn'r s.orsoosy.1wsll Street.
umlk. .. ..... ...... .Tel. 324-6.
e
UPHOLSTERERS ,
3.x. MITCHELL upholstersl',slld on-
I ’
“ WVINVDOW
MISS S, B. HALLOCN. 02 South Main ,
Rugs
onlEllTAl. lino worms, 7 Winfield _
strut ......nm Norwslk,
Norwalk Chronicler