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Willis H. Jones has returned to his
‘home in Lincoln street after a visit
‘lo Dem-on.
. Charles A. Sammis is quite
the Melba In.
John Kelley. of Hartford. spent Sung
day with his mother, on Carter street;
ill at .
Vlilliam Hook and Edward Eas-‘
{mark entertained out of town friendsI “in“! Town Clerk Miss M‘s Rut
ESundey afternoon and evening.
. :ledge left Monday for a week’s vaca l
1.. -___.—.T_ tion with
. “b.1177” Litiell. manner of ”e relatives in Torringten and
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A telephone has been installed in N
TUMY. AUG, as, 1914
Business Directory
Do You Want to Reach the Public?
LetiThe SentinelfiDirectory carry your name
and business into every home.
“Perpetual Puflicity PlusgPu‘sonaiity Frances Patronage”
the home of Miss Helen Benton. of
N ‘ ‘
‘ fianford Place- OWAYTON ;i‘ Ulllpil Beach I ifz Guards. has re- Waterbury. ; AUCTIONEM
g; ...—.... lluriled to Bridgeport after a \iait to; W”. Wm, new and rent
1.3.39...“ 0,101“, of the East Side‘ ‘friends here. . The Chathams, of Brooklyn, were eh“, Niven-line, ..... Tel. «as.
f ' John 1’0“th rat d completely vanquished on the Booth’
Wo- M‘I « urne ‘ 1
Rev. E. W Bysshe and family lean to his home in New York after avenue ”OM' Saturday afternoon”
‘on Thursday for Canldh. spinding the Week end with his I” the New Chums. “‘00- "
1 lmother at (‘ompo Hill.
Barber Shop, is‘expeoted home from
ll fiort vacation with relatives in
Brooklyn, N. Y.. this evening.
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'Work is progressing at a 8w“. Miss Jen“ Jarhoe. of Brooklyn. “ Minnie-s (lids and Ester Remson “Mgicfammgolueztgxifiwmgynfr; “5|:
tory rate on both the Hatch & Bailey the m of “I" M In Ed‘” Ray actompanied by Homer (‘oulter and
and Ferris Coal Compaul new wharfa. mend, of Rowayton avenue. 'itoy Kemper of Westport spent Sun-
The building a: .tlieae, together with: ...“... {day at Suvln Rock.
the bridge. “in greatly add to the at- Ilsa Susanne Hartog. of New York.‘
hing. A collection was taken up for
the benefit of the Red Cross Society.
She gave a rendition of the operas,i
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plans of the Melba Inn. Saturday «0- , J A. MONTGOMERY 21 Wall St.
AUTOMOBILES FOR HIRE
ROMA o. caaw. pouth Main Street,
South Wk, . ....... Tel. 1262-3. ,
Wk ....... Tel. Wind 82-2'
.G. N. Hannah, Tel. 138-3: Electric
JOHN WILSON! Old Edam
«my MOELLIR, :1 Washington
M Tel. 1078-3.
ELECTRICAL WORKS
Self Starters rapeclalty.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
WV, 34 Clay Ct. ..... Tel. 2664
tractiveness of the harbor.
Luisa Blamey. on the West Side.
Raymond Bros, are unloading
is spending a week with her aunt.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Nibsrg and son
of Brooklyn N. Y.. have returned
home after a pleasant visit‘to Mm.
barge of crushed stone at their Wat. Harold Bartlett and Mrs. Walter John 8. Gregory of Uncoln street.
street wharfs tor the street departr Burdett, of Brooklyn, spent the week;
meat. to be used in the laying of a and with Mr. and Mrs. John Tiebout.
new concrete road on the lower end
of South Main street.
cottage prayer meeting of the Ep- vens. of McKinley street.
worth League of the East avenue N.
E. Church at the home of David Han-
Miss Lila Godfrey and Francis Ii.
———————- Northrup.ol Wilton. have been visiting In Mont Vernon. N. Y
Tonight at 8 o'clock there will has Councilman and Mrs. George W. Ste,
1' Mrs. Jesse Brundage has returned
'to her home in Westport after a
pleasant visit to relatives and friends
} Mr. and Mrs. William B Kellogg
of Brooklyn, N. Y.. have been spend-
Mr. and Mrs. E valno and I‘m' mg a vmuon at the home of MI' 383 to the Pound Ridg
“Madame Butterfly," "in Bohemia" ano‘
“Carmen." '
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Two Ford automobiles crashed at“
the Main street and East avenue cor-'
ner, Sunday afternoon. but no sirious'
damage resulted. One car was driven
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by Clarence Stevens, of Visa: the DUI-i "DOV G AYEIO' MOTOR CAR C0.
ar hailed from Pound Ridge. in soil
vens was on the wrong side of the
road, and settled the cost of the dam-1
1.- car.
JACOB BOHAUB, Aim and Hilary, 137EXPRESSMEN. TRUCKMEN
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Washington 8.. .......... TIL m. o. ,_ MOIRELL, Una Distance Ex-
ma newsman,~ Tel. mi
JOSEPH snav, Elm at.
Tel............... . 1W2
Vegetables, FRUhB, Candies
ANTHONY CARBONI. bl Rallmd
Avenue, ................. TOI 338.
AUTO REPAIRS.
”rd relalra a minty. Tel 401.
FISH. VEGETABLES
West Ave. Fish Mick More ordering
AUTOMOBILE SUPPLIES
~07:qu aoro IUPPLY co., as
ford on Winfield street. The leader iiy, of New York and Walter Phillips, Kellogg' a brother. Bradley Kellogg of
will be Miss Anna Seymour. of Noroton. were guests at the Clam- King street.
—~-————-— bake which took place on the lawn of
There has a meeting last evening Vredenburgh's house on Cross street. The (mm-ac. (or the bungalow
in the Seaview avenue electric ata- Sunday, August 23. Toasts and witty Whilh Hezekiah Allen has decided 10'
tion, of the third district commis- remarks made by Walter Phillips, "mud “‘ ‘ ““9“ h“ "9““ “mm“ m
John h‘nirchild Ground will hci
sioners. The regular weekly routine served to make the party a very
bxokni Tuesday Plans and snorin-
business was transacted by the oom- pleasant occasion. mm... can for An “warm. hump;
;Germans how on the northeast the
illustrious or Allies
maintain
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"Outside these defines lines. the
. missioners. and details concerning ..- ——-— :lnx.
the new plant were talked over. MI'_ and Mrs l Stimus, of Cozyl “I'm: ”timgf“ Emir” °t $333bflgé
...- ..L. L (7 n h \v or e a once
" Corner. Raymond street. K!" a clam. “in"! parties at ompo “t Libua and Tallinn. This is situated
"hn\o been quite popular this season.
. , pl
The horse attached to the rural de- bake at Columbus Grovepl‘ day last,. IYelte-rday Arthui Sal” wok ”m a
alivery wagon of George Hunter of in honor of their first year at Rowdy-pm”, in Ms launch, the Manor.
Winfleidrstrset, ran away this warm ion. The guests were conveyed to The party cmnpriled Mr. and Mrs
.- lug. tearing across the temporary the grove in rowboats. After par-1Michnel Meyers. Mr‘and Mrs “I!"
i bridge at a great rate of speed. The taking heartily of a typical Rhoda is- g": N:'““" fiseiil‘haiit mum” “"1
‘ frightened horse was stopped by one land Clambake, they finished the al-‘ I ”s "M ‘
of the bridge workmen before any tamoon in delightful bathing. When Comp“ Reach ha. been man, man
serious damage ”Himml- "1'. Hum “19 storm broke. the MI “WK!“ ever popular this year and as the re-
t'er was not in the wagon at the time refuge In the carousel. Among those suit there will probably be more
__,____. present were Mr and Mrs 1 sum“. bathhouse erected before the com-
mencement of next season. William
Combo Bench still holds an attrac- “d ““31“"? ““4"?“ ”d E" A Nash of Norwalk has had many or“
dish for lover; of good batkfi'g. am“! Mr “‘1 ”I‘- N’bofll “a .tlic bnth- houses under his charge
30°00'32“ peaple iirom a... "‘m“ sop hilltop. lira. 09W Patter'aon.;and has elaborate plans tor the fu-
lng cities make it a practicp to enjoy “d ”“503 H913“ “"3 53"” 33'389- "we
on the flank of the Russian line and
must be invested. neon-laws the
detachment of a considerable force.
"Th foremost three defence lines
are extensively fortified. There are
important and permanent fortifiia—
tions at Alien-tom and Bonn. and
the whole 1‘. filled with lakes, leaving
only c'oinparatively narrow deities to.
the advancing troops. The country is
full of fortifications. partly provis-
ional and partly field works, most at
which are armed; with heavy gum
A frontal attack woukl be a very ill!»
ficult tuck.
l “The mammal-mars“ to 1,000
yards wide, is guarded byrala‘ fortress-
es. Tholargest are at Them. in the
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GENERAL BLACKSMITHING
HERBERT RAW-‘06:, Auto. Repairs,
Painting. il Havllahd 8t, Tel 308-2.
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BOOTS’SHOES, REPAIRED
mews sewn shoe. 2; Waahlfll- A
ten Itreet, South Nemallt.
T. enhances. North Main emu,
“saver humus.
J. LIVENOTEIN. Water Street.
South W '
at. uaauca, as mm, lo. semis.
Nipples alloaa'a specialty. Tel. 3&4
small. EGGS. cams
D. Y. I“ O BUTTER MARKET. 2'!"
depth m stir-«4.1.
.ffll.’41l.=
flab, fruit and woebblas, call 948.
FURNITURE
RAYMOND and SON, 48 Halo street,
Nomalk, ................. Tel. 15.
STERLING FURNITUfiE ca, 121.
120 Washington St. ...... .Tel 106.
JEWELRY. NOVELTIES
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, TOya, EN.
The new, 76 Wit 9!.
PIANO TUNING
SONNENBERG PIANO co. 104 Wash-
South Nmaik. ............ Tel. so
STEPHEN L, CLARV, 95 West St,
South Norwaik. ....... Tel. 1385-5
Brass PLAT! 5-5": Nickel
8. SCAM l. SON. Wit: -~ f‘reet.
South Norwalk, .. . Tel. 342-2.
PLUMBING AND T“"lING
ROBERT S. THOMPSON. F4 i"
[let Norwallt, Te,
'st St, A
'934.
ARTHUR E. BENEDW—Vet‘ at;
South MOI-walla "tl. 1'38
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POCKET BILLIARDS, PC 11!.
KNORRfis Ticker Service, .Baae .1:
News Sporting Events 17. 3. Ma. .
WILLIAM B. HUIIZLL, 10 South
Mall: Street, 8.Nonvalk,1'el.129+3.
REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE
South Main ............ Tel 632-13.
JOB panama l
THE soaps Phase. 95 WhahiflCWn
ask-rd... .......... .........m.
joint. DEALERS
JACOB vouaolehv. as Ely Avenue,
tenth ”math, ...,.... Tel 1004—5
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mcmwsns. excesses
A._ ethane. as w. Waahlnpton at.
ilities thip popular beach has to I!-
:fordI swimmers here receive the best
of protection. the beach being care i
fully patrolled by. the Compo Beach ;
ersavers, who are most capable i‘
swimmers.
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The ways and means committed !
end the entertainment and banner
committees of the East Not-wall: lin-'
pavement Association, lad. ind TOI- ‘
‘ :tellday afternoon in the le Gamble
. he!“ on Seagiew avenue. Plana‘ were W0! Saturday.
made for the holding of a lawn tote
‘ Lannie time in September. The board
- of directors were also mt at the toying a week's vacation.
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Robert Roth of Philadelphia was in in! aood luck clummlna lately.
East Norwaik Sunday and Monday in
connection with the building of the
new municipal electrb as» plant. last evening, in the TOWn Hall.
:flr. Roth. together with the district
«commissioners. want our the door
m of the new mm widen u Leroy avenue. is ill at her home.
new plant guru, go.- may the Tilly pond Ia steamy; going. on.
The Misses Mary. Susan and Kath-
{and water connections by the owners cellos have left for Ohio.
‘ property in Van Zen! and Win-
a... haennotiiledjofthellonoll entire Elna”! Highway. Noroton.
L. D 8tottlar. of Stanford. was in
lit-s Grace Weber. librarian, is en-
“The steamy. «ir making all power arise Chancellor and David a Chan-
streets tissue the new mm W'- In! lire m be Strings.
15a laid should not be overland by who have been spending the summer ‘ Th0 tom!!!“ of Mitchell. Donahue
tag cltigang or in. W m at the honie of bliss Margaret lolly.
Acupuncemsnts wore made. yester
’day at. the mum at the Church of
the rector. of a high mass of re-
quiem which will be held on Wed
nesday morning at 9 o'clock for the
late Pope Pius x. The announce-
ment was similar to that made in
Catholic chanhas throughout the
- country. J
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The‘ exhibit of the ‘Westport group
of artists’ was opened y even-
ing in the westpoi‘t public library.
Practically all of the artists who make
their homes in Westport had paint-
ings on exhibition. There were many
‘.- Alexander Sherwood has been hav- shown which were most beautiful
'land some of those. were of local
ivlewa. The exhibit will be continued
The Progressives had a meeting during the W0“
Herman Loom. run of Herman
Miss Mary Kane offliin street and Lama. a Main street cobbler. is re-
covering from injuries he rmeived
yesterday. The young man was rid-
in: his bicycle when he hit an ab-
W a matter bf J short" time m T1" '0': I" m the bottom of struction in the road and was pitch-
ed from the wheel. His face and
arms were badly cut and hia‘clothes
were tom. . The yootii was a’novice
as a bicyclist and the moment he
got away from the month road
than was trouble. A Philllciaii‘ is
. in attendance.
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were taken to Stamford yesterday
by Funeral Director Charles Fable
Funeral servicss will be held to.
the Assumption by Rev. J. J. Duganh
south. and at Danalg in the‘north. Be-
tween them are Fordun. Kulm. Gnu-
deina and Martensbura.
“A min entitled to rank among
the first as an organism- of victory.
ls compelled to remnln far from the
battle field. He is a general Boukhom-
line“. the illusion Kitchener. who is
now reorganlsina‘tho Russian armies.
Through bin! that mules have been
irreproachahly equipped. and the
‘spirit of the man Is the same as the
spirit of the nation.
"The defeat of three German army
corps In Northeastern Prussia was
converted into a route by the timely
arrival of another army oomiagrfrom
Warsaw in the rear of the enemy's
position. The Warsaw army. which
was very powerful. completely turn-
ed thvflsrman position at the Mazur-
Lakes. and while extending its oper-
ations over a wide from westward.
headed. towards Allenstein. The Ger-
man Twentieth Army Corps thus ba- ‘ .
icame a nut between stout crackers.
..Tna commanders of both Russian
'armiaa acted the mercy and promp-
titude worthy executive-«of the brain
dominating the whole army.
i "In Galicia the theatre of Russian
stratety‘will be on a lml'wi’ih the
victorious plan adopted farther north.
The Austrians in Lemm- probabix
will be taken in: -.a similar vise. This
may be inferred from the fact that
one army has reached Rave. on the
north of Lemberg. Another army is
advancing. from file ”amass. as is
shown by the fact that nine :Rusaian
cavalry have routed the entire Aus-
trian malty at Plukhowr.
"The Austria‘s torus retreating
from masons; Volhynskly. Russian.
1’1 miles mm the frontier: towards
Sakai. In Galscla. Ali-ma. probably .
‘ om communes
‘ CIGAR MANUFACTURERS
H. E. DANN and SON, 45 Wall Street
............. Tel. 13112
Norwalk,
THOMAS C. SALOON, Norwaik P. 0.
Block. Wall Street. Tel. 160.
TAYLOR C GOLDEN, South Norwalk
Trust CO. Building. Tel 1230
THE J a. LAWRENCE AGENCY. mi
,WM. H. WINGTON‘, ROOM-~11, G:
"the lldg..“Norwaik. Tel. 3i
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SEWING MACHINES
MACHINE co. New and Second-hand,
16 Railroad avenue. ..... Tel. 3724.
smir PAINTING
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ARTHUR?” FEM“: 73 .WW
31ml. .................:rot. seats.
a has. a M. ravma so North Main
CONTRACTORS; wmnm M lsIOa e ...... uses ...-.7" 305
ST. JOHN G KEVSER. Steamboat PI,
MONUMENTS
Booth Hamill Tel. 1N2.
SOUTH NORWALK MNUMENTAL.
8 So. Mala street, . .. . TolJos
STEPHEN UNOVA‘RY. 123 Weet‘ 8a.,
lentil Nona-Ila Tel. 14m
sundae REGISTRY
misma- communion
‘ ..., has a Lawhshca. South Main
KOO!“ Who. Tel.
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natures slimmer: as wind OSTEOPATHS
., aha-...... . .....Teth”: DILD.A. smooth Goleburn
. Iulldlnz— Nerwalk Tel. 51
Dmcarnsm I
a. H. MOBEHOUSE, polio-mun and: PAINTERS; PAPERHANGERS
“my “I'm"... 35 W'“. W"- “I” o aeolian rioem Freedom.” we»
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vandalism i
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CIVIL ENGINEERING eta watt. uneasy an unused
HENRY RlfllNBR,Keeler Block, 8nd,”... ...... ........Tel.m
earth Hamlin. 751......” “as. WM"—
MILLINBRS
ACIOOvaEPAiIRED—Mfl It. MENUS, “ Washington!
............ Tel. an.
atom. also M. .ru. real
as. sham: a. m, m:- Bulls. Jason. A. RUODER.108 south Main 1
' mailman-1min 1“" mm W 1°!“ Tum”: has been cut off. Grand Duh men-
marrow- moraine. in m a'al: me emperor's brother. has re-
Donahus was drowned Friday M WM abroad and is going to}
noon. During the. dinner hour.- he M
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Jumped oi! the Weatport Wand
'mmmaymmgwm's Work. mammal. ail-w
.mmmwmmm “twitch their will main be up
Thev‘ifluaalan embassy in London. -
while pleased over the victory at '
IRS. DELL! HARRIS, Ruler link: ‘ ,
Masha “......- oneness, weevil. a Washington
mm CLaansnns ‘ ‘ "
PHOTOGRAPHS. "
the new pennant is hidithe :Bltlofhfiss lefihmm
wentinioraawim. newsstand
antnnen. states that is net: bound
_ daaoendantl es. Isaac
, Mixer spot-iv. who liv-
BOSTON “IA! CLEANING O DYE
PIANO Lessons.
. lhio co. at Main. N‘orwuk‘. Tel. 951 V ‘
1 mass minimum" unusual.
HOWARD A. TILLY. 52 Water Street,
8mm! Norwalk . . . . . . . . Tel. 47&?.
STUDEBAKER AUTOS
surname moron on Co. Con-
necticut and Wear ave... ’.‘.Tel 1120
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renounce REPAIRING
ROOKOFF enos. 20 North Main St,
South Nor-walk .. . ~. ...... Tel 362-2.
JOHN Kuaowc. Custom Tailor, 213
E. Washington emu... ..Tel. 320.
TIRE vuwa‘mzm’o
ROGER! 8. WOMY, 7 Wall Street. ,
Namath.‘ ...-......... .Tcl. 324—8.
UPHOLSTERERS .
B. K. MITCHELL, upholsterer. and un-
del'takerI 11 Water at, Tel. 13823.
WINDOW CLEANING .
"so. nonvutx ‘wd'mow a House ‘
CLEANING co. . Box ’510
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W WIRING ‘ Street. ................. I“ ma
emu» it. meaning; Maud Pow- ARCHISALD- mailman, is Ia‘yvletn outshines. and wonxs, 7 women:
Amni- .... 1m. 1956.] am ......., .....Ealt Non-walk
"i- wwlwev‘oaseaawe ma“. m
Rngs- woven ' Carpets
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