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Evening sentinel, Saturday, September 5, 1914 · page 4

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. Airs. Jennie Finch, at Van Kent
was returned last evening to her
home, other a pleasant visit with
trim in New Jersey ‘
” air and Mrs. Joseph J Jacobsm. or
’Ffll’t street, leave today on a pleaslnt
, section trip to the home or relatives:
,; New Haven. They will return after.
the holidays.

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’ Line. Mass" is visiting her husband, in
Fort street, tor a tow days. The con-4
pie expect to go housekeeping in this
Vielnity shortly.
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"Frank Tricamo arrived on the East
”do from Brooklyn. N. Y., this filter-
moon. where he will spend a brief va-
motion with Joseph Orioles. of the
met Side barber shop.

hlisses Christine and Hilms Jacob»
son, or Fort street, will leave tomor— =

row for an over-holiday visit with-
triends and relatives in Bridgeport. A
line time is anticipated.

Miss' Helen Raymond. ot’selhel. who

as been enjoying a pleasant vacation
the home of Kr. and Mrs. Daniclm

‘Hommedleu, on Rowan street, re-
nod to her home last evening.

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Mrs. Victor J Beneiisha. of State

. nmlsuunuaednrm Fri“!
rmmmnmnw .

, hire anemia”: Kent, Conn,
V is visiting her daughter. Mrs (Shades
‘ Myers.

Mrs. Howard Chiehester and little
daughter of New Harem'are visiting
. ._ . ‘ Mrs.,iienry Chiehester.

cum and lira *Jsha mWaters, oi ' *
Pean’gr gmt’ My. m ”twin. Miss-Alice Mewlwhas accepted I
in: “I! with Defiant-s. at Bayonne.

New 1998'!” school for the ensuing year.

Miss Mabel Post has accepted a
position so teacher of the South Wil-
ton school for, the ensuing year.

Walter mm: West. Side ave-
nue. has relinquished his position of
will: the mail mine Rowayton
post Modesto tholect that he
will enter the Nari-Ills filth school on
Miler - ,

The Reading Circle met Thursday
afternoon with Miss Carpenter, The
Work on Social Economics was read

The W Yacht Club has plan- and discussed

nod to hold 5 race on Mondoy, start “fl ‘

ing 3‘ 10.30 o’clock Robert 8 BR" Mrs Oliver Dewinl, Who 1135 been
clay, one of the enthusiastic members: spending the summer with her sister.
of the club. I!“ aim I 400139183 to' Mrs. D R lmbert h“ 2'3“}an l0
theV winner a! “18 8V8“... 1 her home in Flatbush.

 

Mr and Mrs. ‘Henry Leach an The Misses Adelaide and Carol
two sons WV“ tron Long Island- 1 Nichols. who have been visiting Miss
3m and m boys Wm, rem fiPrue Smith have returned to their
here for several days as guests or home 1“ Deeriield MW!

Captain and Mrs. H. W. Cole. Mr. and:
im Leach are enioying an automol
bile tour to Vermont.

. The Summer Whist met Tuesday at-
iternoou. Four tables were in play.
”The club will meet again Tuesday.
Miss Helen Slur-gee. of Cannon, who September 15’ With Mr! C 3- DO"
has been spending the summer in Eu! WI“-
rope. and who. it wad teal-ed. would
incl. get baa: to this country by labor
has arrived safely and will re— day as an advance some for the photo;

 

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An auto toured the town on .Thurs- i

position as teacher of Hurlbutt street .

WHERE ARE THE" WAR
- POETS.

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(New York Sun.)
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with splendor: ofshe war

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The world ii all ethrithV

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.VMiSB Lulu Reynolds. Of the BBB“!!! sum“ lief, dug“ in the Row-gym. pub- drama oi The Creation to be given} But m shall tell the till“;

Store, was married, this afternoon. at
V o'clock. to David N. Thompson. or.-.
,e Eliot Side. Rev. 3. Pr Fairbanks.

.. tor of Ville East Avenue M. Ill.“
jClVqurch, performed the ceremony.

Richard Hendricks and Harry Ben-
,riet are“ the latest recipients of first
honors for the largest catch of the
'ever popular snapper. A heaping bush-
el of the fish‘ was the result of a low
,. shouts down the creek yesterday.
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The first choirz rehearsal hi briefly
weeks was held last evéniug‘ at the
‘Eeat Avenue M: E. Church, The mem-
hbers of the church will be pleased»
the commencing once more of singing
'by the most able church choir.

The bridge contractors have the

framework for pier 9 under construc-

‘ ‘tion, and this will soon be sunk over

the piles recently driven by the M. A.

r Blakeman Company. Work on the last

pier is pragressing at a most satisfac-
tory rate

Richard Gustafson, of Second street.
resumed his duties this morning in the
New York Market. on Washington

.street South Norwalk. Mr. Gustaison
has enjoyed the pleasures of camp life
through his week's vacation, and not
mught unusually large “messes" of
‘ snappers and limbs.

The big Advent camp meeting,
under way at Plsinvllle, Court, will
nines tomorrow evening, and the
many local Adrentists in attendance
“will return to their home, on the Baht
Side, materially benefited by their ex-

ences during the sessions of the "‘1'“

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The surest way to gauge the torn»
mature on the East Side is to ask
wrcmaininx' campers at Cal!

ore what the thermometer regio-

Reports this morning from that)

lie are that there was on undenally'

' E be general opinion is thin
"t-Voadoor sleeping habit will;

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now

uwanee of; blankets, last erei‘

11c school, rues“, in South \orwaik Sunday afternoon}
September 6.
dementia the”? Medlsiélmrchdo- ‘
morrov. as tollows: 10 30 a. in“ shert
sermon. reception oi members and A Marks will prose]: an uppropriate
Communion service: Sunday scllcol, sermon at the Sunday mornius ser-
11: 50 a. m; Epworth League will Vice. the date or the anniversary or
units Tabitha, N. T. B. C E at the his 7th year of rector-hip

Bhpiisl Church it 6. 46; evening
preaching mice, 7: 30 ‘p. 'm'.. an Marci:
pylrndy woyome

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4 Tile Chic“ WM wheel children a
garden centeet will take piece on g“.
larder. September 12 iii the
Mrs. um Lynch. oi lllghland nve Hall This is the 2nd issue competi-
one. was mien James. of Rowayton tion elven under the auspices of the
menus. M133 Florence Moore, of pond above hauled organir'atlon
street. Miss Margaret Jennings, oi?
Crockett street..and Miss Marjorie ,
Mills. of Highland Avenue, lelt yestec
day alternoon by the. Hudson river
boat tor Albany. from which place they
will so to Schenectady to spend the
oekV end and, holiday with Mr. and
Mr rs William Kuhn.

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A sociable ‘will be held Saturday
afternoon at Bald Hill Methodist par-I
sonsge. I
North Wilton is interested in the AL
lair. it is to be hoped that the atten-
dance will be large, the proceeds will
ihe devoted to church purposes;

 

Mrs. Richard B. Hamel. who has!
been the guest. of Mr and Mrs. Elmer
1E. Case. at their cottage on lower Ito-i
wayton arouse, left yesterday for herI
home in Bullpen. Lem island. Mr. 5‘
and Mrs. Case returned to Heliport
with their guest, making the trip in’ Miss Alice Buttery and Mrs. P. M.
Mr. Case’s motor boat. It is planned Hamilton ”8 Spending a week in As.
oer-ulna along the Inn: Island shore busy Park, N J.
before doing across the island to make
avlait in Bellport and Patchogue.
Mrs. 9. w. Paterson. or Brooklyn,
and. Miss Eva Ethane, ot the Cory Cor-
nor cottage. gave a moonlight party to
a few of their many friends. They
spent I delightful min; in swim-
will; end bsthfila. mar which they re-
mod to! shore, om Mr. West. 0!
ed hot mike and Monte, which.
but codes and ramshmsnts which
were hf?! m“: 2:113:11“: 13:" find resemble. rudeness is this piece
am I: m
Wtybrohupfllontup m.V ‘

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Sunday.

Mrs Christopher Andrews,

Annabel Burns.
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Fred inoslsoher and William Ward-r

ROWAY‘I’ON BWRT CHURCH ' Aiken.
ACTI'VITIEB. . ’.
Therewm be the mound” ser-

Ate meeting held in lhe‘suter

., the: Com

The rector of St. Matthews. Rev G. .

Town ~

Mrs; William Boardmsn olJ~

, Mr. and Mrs Alonzo Buttery ac-
companied Mr. Mrs. Joseph Guthrie.
took an --auto trip to New York State* "

off
Bridgeport, with her little son, Crissyfl ,
has been visiting her mother. Mrs. ,7}. ’

are among the most successful flower

Miss Edna Aiken“ is enjoying a va- -
cation from her professional duties at i
’ her home, with her mother. Mrs Ella» 7 . ,

sides: Herein: worship It 10: 36; wilh mine Methodist Protestant Church on
short-umwmmron Christhlonday'evening. With nine present." -
bet-t. Ogden 'was elected delegate. .

 

Alack. the bards are all

There’s valor in the sky

, unless winged ’men do lafid "

er?- , ,
But who shall" .
The bards are up in air.-
There’s glory on the sea.
“Where mighty gulls resound,
But bards to sing the deed
their.

Beyond depths are

. found.

, There's ocurugs; on the field,

lmmrxtal thrust on almost:
But who shall harp “mimic? 1‘“

‘ Vine herds areof the dust.
—Mcmnill§.u¢h;wmm.

 

 

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’7 .l. A. Homeowner, 21 Wah 8t,
....V'r.l. sis-2.1m 32-: ~

JACOB census. Mia and Livery. 16

. Jessi-H some all. at.

NMN’C REPAIR CHOP. as Within.-

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HENRY R. MINER, Keel" VBIo'ck,

 

 

 

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WM BUTHRIE, lotion»! and Toll
estate. shunning. Tel 143552.

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AUTO REPAIRS.

senor a mans, Moron m'
Ford repairs a specialty. Tel.
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AUTOMOBILE enemas

nonwatk AUTO surety '00., 2a
Wail 18M Remark... Tel, we

GENERAL sucxsmmmo

Hansen-r Mystics. Am. Repairs, '

Painting. 9 Headland 8%., Tel 8M

Boo-rs. SHOES, nsrhmm

. tenured, m Wilt.
'r. easements. North Main Street,
Vbeutb Norm-lit. ‘ I

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J- LWENITEIN, WM “not;

MKRNAIucA, Bi Water, as. Howells.

BUTTER. EGGS crlElfiSE
a it. see a surren usher. 2'1
‘ seem Mun Utrecht... ... m. m.

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CIGAR MANUFACTURE“
one Well cm» 69. as mountain at.

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CIVIL ENGINEERING

South NOMIIL Tel. 4483.

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. ANTHONY omens, st mm

none“... lusrnunssrsfmrm

.135: loans races, or Wat-mic.

Cripple: shoes a specialty. ‘Toi. “2-4 .

 

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Asmuh T. reams. 78 thir'ton

sum, w. 858-12.

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' CONTRACTORS BUILDERS
: 81‘. JDHN A KEYSER. West PL.

some women.........'1iul.1oe2.

3 arsenal! Movhsv 123 Wed! so.
:5 South Hamlin .. Tel. 1498-8

CONSTRUCTWN co,
I ‘ .‘hmllbsi‘o 3533.

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HENRY ”cause, as W
street. _Tei.- 1013-3

PIANO TUNING
SONNENBERG PIANO 00-,104 Wash-
Souih Nor-walk. ............ Tel. 30

um Ins-3..

ELECTRICAL =' WORKS

6. N. MQKJBION, Tel. 134; Electric

STEPHEN 7
3e" Starters; e ”I” L. sum, 95 West St.

South Nor-walk. ....... Tel. 1385-5
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY '

Jon's wueows 0N W
Agency,“ clay». rum“

PLATluo ~ Nickel

s. SCAM o. son. was: emit,
South Norwaik, . Tel. 342-2.

Brass

momentum-V “revenues

0. annual. Long mm Ex-
press, Hawaiian, .. Tel. 1181

chctsbiu. TRUl'ifi. Candies

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PLUMBING AN‘DT. l“‘INING

nossar s, THOMPSON, 54km an.
East Norwaik. T: 5934]
I‘W'm' ' 7" m A'RTHlJR E. IENEDICTJIWM es,

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yrsn, meanness 8°“ "w” > ' "5 °

West Ave. PM! Hi. 8010M ordering

fish, mm and «pebbles, a." 943, POCKET BILLIARDS, POOL}

KNORR’S. Ticker .aervice. .Basc"ail

FURNITURE News, Sporting Event- 17. s. M.

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RAYMOND and so», 48 Main street. . . _
Nor-walk, ............. Tel. 15. WILLIAM B. HUBBELL, 10 Scull

.fl. Main $treet, s. Norwelk, Tel. 1294-3.

121. '

.Tol 105.

STERLiHG FURNlTU‘RE 00.,
129 Washington at, ,. .. ..

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REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE 7

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

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H. E. DAMN and SON 45 Wall street
l swam, .. ...... Tcl.1311-2.

THOMAS C.‘ BALCOM, Norwalk P. O.
EioCk. Waii_8t_rcet.Tcl.160.

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The Borer, 76 Washington It.

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JUNK 13m TAYLOR a GOLDEN. South Net-walk
m momenta Ely Avenue. Trust Co. suildlng. Tel. 1230.
Vrsi tau-5
‘ 5: Will. H. svmoyou Room ’11,

V rem Bldg, Not-walk. Tel. .. ..

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A'. causes, it w. wellington st.
.1... .IIDVVI:.VGI‘O|:PIOTVW nun-u...‘ “9-2. {SEWING MACHINES
"scams ‘60.. New and Second hand,
LAUNDNES 15 R‘aTlr'oad avenue, . .. .VTsl. 3724.
OLD WELL LAUNDRY 32 Hlvfllnd ‘
Street ..

sled-PAINTING .

NWA’RO a. TIL‘LV, in Water Street.
South' Norwaik ..; Tel. 4732.

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matrices,

MISS POLHEMUS Ii Washington
Street, .. Totem.

essences s-

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STUDEBAKER AUTOS

nevwotos Moron [cm co. can.
notice! ‘and truism. ..Tc| 1120

MRS. B. M. TAYLOR 39 North Main
Stile”, ..‘......VV... ...........‘¥0I 305V

« fiMQNUHENTS

SOUTH NORWALK MONUMENTAL,
84, so. Main street, Tel 904

TAlLORi‘NG

ROCKOFF BROS» 20 North Main 5%.,

South Norwalk .. . ; ...... Tel 352-2.
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JOHN KUBOVIC. Custom Tailor 213

E. Washington Vsfiset. . . ..Tsl 320.

REPAIVVRING
NURSES’ REGISTRY

on. e :2 “name, ,Soth Milli '
Street, alao‘ohlropodiit, fi'l‘el..788.

TiRE VHLCANIZING

notice? 3. esteem. 1V Well since,
”smear; . .Tsl sedge.

, UWLSTERERS
. 1K. HITCHCL‘L, upholsterer. and un-

 

 

 

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