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Evening sentinel, Monday, September 7, 1914 · page 4

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1 t wnezo visitor in New York cltY
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Mort Yum-heel oi First most
. is pleasant day in New Mk

' yesterday
John Brimm. and mother, Mrs.
fir, Colvey, of Brooklyn. N Y., one
hols: entertslned for A few dsvs oi.

the home of Mr. and Mrs. Louis}

iii-1mm on Betts pisce

Elmer Lingard. oi the East Nor-
slk electric light station. spent yes-
terday and today with Philedelnbioj
relatives. Mr. Linger-d will return-
his duties on the East Side this
.evenan

esterdsy morning the services in
Ibo Christ Episcopal churCh were in
We of E. T. Rondnlroi South Nor.
mils Rev.“ Frederick A. Coleman.

1de1r way in o big electrian plant in

1‘ evenne, returns?!” their home

 

Miss Dorothy, Kills, of ill blond
lavenue, hp: returned home; alter
' Intending a. pleasant weekls rotation

hove mangled :1, mm; 5? the cm with her sister htfitrstiord. ecu.
than for may put wants. one their
minds “6 W Will he in the prey The intent ois series at homes held
“mmwwoncemorethe st mahWNT‘P'MWm PM!
we or m “W“"m M 81th amiss it
. — 1wss one of the most picturesque

- “ ' ~ events ever held in Morton. ;Among
b noose Commissioner William 8.1!“, mm 1mm 1, “Wanner“:
Sm“ 0' ““3 "““9' ‘9“ ”“3"“? “tends lrene and Marion Lynch; rer-
"1'" n “m "l9 '9 T‘m‘mn hens and Janette mile. Edith
the deg-goo ond unmloxtt?: Wright. Ha” 'Mecm" Evan 30""
Ind lost 1 [striotio “hm, Miriam Smith. Ruth Themes sud Ilse
s portion or which warm a. relic of
the tamer bsttieship “Maine Be-
title's sitcom all ceremony, at
Whlohhehoshseninvite'd tomake
undress; 111‘. M will occompeny
Joseph A. Ry'der. the district's en-
singer. who has n has contract un-

Fred Merriiield. Ralph Cleo. Russell
Ryder. Brodiord end Carlton Ballard,
Russell 'i‘homes, Harry ’i‘ieb’out.’ ROY-
ai Bounty, Milton Smith, George
Schlicbting and Jodi Yates

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thot section on s trip of inspection;I
through the pint. hir Snimn whirl;

return this evening i

The meeting of the Board d1 Abnor-

iorie Mills. and liessrs. Jock, 'l"i'ubi:lut,i

less stihemysmfie-
are

 

LnborDoy in Nth-walk will be quiet-
ly celebrated. The two locol masses!
will Elva unusually ottuoiivo shows,l
which will be up to the usual halide! L
standard, and e baseball game. this
'morning, at Amusement Park, will.
h'elp malts the day interesting. The?

bill Dime promises to be it good ones)? 1

Stombrgl Ind Nor-well: light it out oil
ten diamond.
’ The members or the Country Club;

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Will only it pleasant though quiet day,

The mini tennis end toque some; Will.
be played todsy, sud in the evening
on sttroetive program will be in or
do!»

The Norwoik Yacht Club members
will llttingly celebrate the any with
dancing in the evening at their gm?
term on Hickory Bluii'. If it son but
arranged races will else-be colored
this afternoon. ' 1
1' Water sports in. the afternoon And
'9. musical evening will make up Court
glnurel's program. Today will no so
especially interesting one oi. this s ‘ub.‘r

The member: at the Bell island Ciubé
will enjoy dancing sud a gene: xi good
time i ntheir cozy quarters this even-
ling. ~
A splendid concert this afternoon

 

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AUCTIONEERS
we. scream. «i

limousines FOR HIRE

nouns .e. “outs, south this street,

'MM ...-.... 1’”. 126231

J. A. .HDNTGOMRY, 21 Wall St.
Remain L......'Tei. W and 82-2

JACOB sciiAus, Am and LlWI'y, 1s
Wnsivington st. ..........-re,i m

loosen si-iAv, sim st.
vol. mes

AUTO‘ REPAIRS.

nouns 4 mm moron. CAN co.
~n‘ Ford vermin s Curlew-1. Tot. 401.

AUTOMOBILE nurtures

opp ml
estate. Silvsrmins. ....afl'el. 14sec... ,

HENRY MOELLFR, 31-Wublngton
38M ... ..... ”...... Tel.10?8~3.

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onscreen WORKS

; B. N. McKIBION, Tel. 18348: Elmic

eeir Starters «I'M, sit‘y.

EMPLOYMENT AGENQY

JOHN. witsows cu solarium
Annoy, 24 Oily 8t. Tatum

erroneously, erucxMEN
o. r. nosing-us. Dist-m Ex-

Press. Roma; m. net
Vegetsbles, snows, Candles

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ANTHONY CARBONI, s1 Neuron

' FISH. VEGETABLES
West Ave. Fish mo. emu cunning

poster of Trinity Episcopal church or tioninen on S‘sturdey evening- in the
South Norwaik nihcinted during the City Hall woe u the utmost impor

NOROTON 2‘!

sud dancing tonight will moire the

interesting evening services.

The well known tug. Addie V..
ohorge of Capt H. E. Lockwood Sutur-
any afternoon towed the Jacob Roy~
.mond spiledriver from Roton Point to
South Not-walk. The spiie driver was
uit work for the pest few days on the
dock at Roton Point driving molly
odditionnl spiles to strengthen the
structure. ' 11

has H. E Lockwood of First street.
find daughter Grace, are spending s
very pleasant vacation with‘ relatives

cw Rochelle, N. Y While on-
yin: a ride on s seesaw Grace fell
”oh the board, spraining her arm and
Illshtiy injuring her heed. The lit-
"tie girl is rapidly improving from her
injuries, and will soon be as well so
ever

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01: tomorrow evening. at 8 o'clock
'eIJ'W F: iii 8.. willholditesnnusi
Whom opening at- the personsgo 1r
‘ be East avenue M. E Church. ROY.
’8 P. Fairbanks, pastor. will please
with an interesting talk on mission-
ary Work. and special enjoyable music
1 ill be provided. A lsrse number or
Tobe membersare expected to be in
attendance,
his Afternoon the East "Norweik
unlit Club will celebrate labor Dsy
p1 manner mo‘st oppmprinte. ’An
rigoresting and novel' bong-snd-gm
W race will be in order The race
as unique as it is pleasant to wit-
my and the interest it arouses is
unit to make the afternoon on nti
trootive one for the club members and

The Useful Article committee of the
not Norwalk Improvement Associa-
tion, inc... will meet at the home. of
‘ ' rs. A, W. Nicholle. 314 East avenue.

‘ Wednesday siternoon st 2 o’clock.

use Will be mn‘de for the fair. which

_1be.given some timetowsrd the
«September All the ladies who
«one willing to help in this department
“will be most welcome at this meet‘

in"

_ Ayers. who conduct s guess on this:

“1" rm“;

i tuned to Rest Side“. Whether or not
You Zuni street will be improved de-
pends upon their decision in the mat-
ter. The Bonrd. otter. s' short session.
Adjourned until Fridsy or this week.
at which time they will take up the: <
mill!" o! mm the necessary E/daAsrtliur :8bbog8nis spending o few
funds to do this week. Until this V n a s ‘59

time You zsnt street will remain..
stern up end impssuble. Reddy 5:1

 

for a visit in Newark

Miss Louise Abendroth spent Fri-
dey afternoon at Roton Point.

street. fight] or. greatly bsmpered be-l ,
cause of the conditions existing. were' hglztfifgevifigyfizzemfiafofl‘m
present oi the meeting taking great in Tm“ ‘1’ Y.
mammogram ~1~ .

Dr and Mrs A n Large have re.
turned to their home in Dsrien from
'Grest Harrington '

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WEST Benismin St John hos returned to

1 his home in Hui-tiers from s v’isit
‘ ‘ witii‘Dsrien friends. 1 :.

~.....rndsr.tse.ssnise.riiltbsvlsvfl '5'
ii'eld‘; The‘l‘fi’mbler-‘A. C. oi
Fronk Glover has moved into the' Stratiord will have a team herernt
Keogh place on the Chestnut BM} 10: 30 8.3!. end the Glenviile A. C
rand, _ F‘vvill ploy st 18'

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There wallets solos oi real estlite

Miss Grace Kimball who recently
:in :Dsrisn. inst weekxwlth‘montseses
bought thenld Weed piece, hos Closed of 14 500 The property transfers

o v snuslscio thfitricsi contract
in SMW” urination were lentils; Elites to must Ror-

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The [ml-"owe!“ “sacrum“ u to Lillian Willllon. “Belle 8V8lill8.
agitating {or s tsrger sud more mod- I
our school building ond on enlarged
curriculum iu‘ the locsl' college

Wilfred: Smith hos abandoned n_
West Nomik poultry trsdition. He
hos sold his flock of Rhode island

blinds end will devote himself in in-
tnre to White Leghorn.

 

Fred gin-k of the Bertram sud
Mend” allies in Stamford, collided Sat-
urdiiy’tnornlilg with ‘Ds'fld Waterbury.
s sslhpmon', while descending s hill

at Deficit on e bicycle. Storks log
out somewhat brhised. Waterbury
was shelled limited bruised

‘ The ioiiowink letters remain an-
. claimed at the Dorian Post Oflice:
Frank Horton h“ —anIt I very 8" Mrs. m‘ncm PUSOU, Dll'lfill' Kit-

tm’“ bungalow 0" “3 “Tm “ che'n Appliance Company. Dnrisn;
White Out Slade, Willi!!! has been W‘ Thomas H? 03". "605 Water E‘I‘Bet,
cupied all summer by Hr. Hortons' Dal-lent Mrs. C A 3113101113311“;
3°" P“ “'5 “mill " 1Miss Lissie Corlisry. Berien.

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The new ros'd signs prepared by the At the Dcmpcrotic meeting Friday
Improvement Anna-don us in place. night, tile renewing. delegates were
and the traveler {who nine may read sppointei to the potty conventions:

i'l‘he Sign! If. new! Mud, “Id not 81819, Andrew Taylor and Dertl

Miss Helen Brummer left SoiurdsY'

mend. Nornton Heights; Ado ~Wiiison1

' l Mr. Field had to swim usinst the

;doy on Attractive one for the Knob
Club members. a

The Dorian House will b! t' to scene.
or many nrivste parties. who will on.
joy the splendid O'Suillvsn dinners
this attornoon and evening.

Combo Bench will also come in tor
s good shore of pstronase from those

who love good swimming tacilities and
s general good ii.ine Prepsrations
hove been made for the usual croiid-nt
this popular resort.

An exceptionally attractive pro'g‘rsm 1
will make the day omst interestiux to
the members at the East Nerv‘nik.
Yscht Club. A novel boug- sud-goblet
rose will be in order this litter-noon.
end on ell-round god time is promised
for oil. .

'l‘he thoussnds who are expected to;
visit Roton Point today will be royally
treated in e monitor fitting lineal
sion. The Amelies'n 29:31;
one of their to , W9.
this ofternoon ”loses“ rife men:
concessions sud sttroctlons are
bound to hold the Usual int'e'i’etit end
1plessuro for those in attendance.

FIELD ms or V ,
%_ our (its stints

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To Frank 13. Field is popular em- '

ployee ot the South Norwoik unst-
inf. 'lce. goes the honor of being the
first man to dive off the new Westi-
ington street bridge. and swim the
length of the Norwollt Harbor.
1 At 11:85 o'clock Saturday morn. '
in Mr Field doie '0“ Pier 8. of the ’
.new structure. and swam as for as
Hickory Bluff. a distance or from i
to 5 miles. ,in 3 hours end 10 min-
”pies.

‘tide on for as Keyser's Island point.
'snd he was further hindered by sut- ‘
lering s cramp in one of his loss
while passing the brooch. swimming
two hours with this serious incon-
venience The swimmer was relieved ‘

 

by William O’Hara. George GfaYlml 1 i, 1 .1

gmchnrd Ireland in o. boat.

. 3 As it long distnee swimmer Maser

sing powers of endurance odd speed
Mr. Field is showing mottled ability.

and he will soon occupy first“ piece. ‘

with some or- the city's crock- Sfldlh‘b‘
mere. . 1

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'NORWAL'K A‘uvo surer' 00., 29
WI" smog Nomik..1_rs_i. 1m

GENERAL BLACNSMITHING

unseen-r sAvriJss. "
Pointing. 9 Hsvils‘nd'

t, run one

tools. SHOES, REPAPRED

more some SHOP. as Wishing-
inn Street. 30m Norwollt. .

' 'i'. GIRHAMOIE. North Nola m 11

Mb bet-moi.

a. L'lVBNB‘i’IiN. Water Street,
' tooth Network.

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inf-insulin, sew-m, ieo‘. News.

" (Nipples shoes o “deity. 'fsi. 842-4

BUTTER. noes. cusses

, ”nee lo serves ‘siAhKi-‘zjr. 27

lilo. Reg-in, '

fish,'fruit and ”cobbles, call .943,

FURNITURE

Remorse and son, vs Main street.
Nomslk, Tel..15.

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UTERUNO FusNiruss co; 121-
m wusimsnst. . ...-m ans.

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JEWELRY Noynt'rms
m Sonar 75 Wn St.1
, to M1. Ly _.- .111», 1a .1

" 36s ~rubrifx' No
TH! senor. lessees: wminsion
“grid. .".11,

sis
.s’kis‘l'hd' ' z '

.'... fret 472. "

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CIGAR HAWFACTURERS“
Oid‘Weii elgsv 06'. 58 Wouldn'ton 'SE' -' ....

CIVIL ENGINEERING ; ‘-
HsN‘Nv it: MINER. Keslor amid,

Is- .3. 1.

“m min. ~1.i........ «so

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‘cimmsmwme
ARTHUR 'r mine. 78 via-stigma

SM", ............ ..... Tel. 8342.

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"l-‘ils'6saci‘fldmxswse'oo “$2.

Til:

LAUNDRIES '

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MISS POLHEMUS SO Wuhl’l‘lion
M ......_....‘.. ..... . TOL soc.

”rte; 509.

 

”NS, 3 N. TAYLOR, 88, North ’Mnln

MUSlOAL MSTRUMBNTS ‘l'Oyo, Be. '

is senses. in wuwsmnmnm” "

OLE WEN. LAUNW’MQIINIIM 1 1 . 1

street. .19 see ,.

‘ district commissioners are
lit: spirit.
writing; the arrival of some or the to he“ ”“1 .....-s.--

5 to be installed in the “‘7' Newspapers ore taboo st the Fern-

; “'3" to d° the “3 °f doledhe gun's-terse! scuba-smitten or

. 18$le 1“ W “9 “PM“ ‘° commissioner: snout. but new};
' he 15th. The “w pinnth oithe pester events seep in. Home:
no be ready t” "“3”“ service. of the is: brothers drive to town and
st "-1 W" '1'“ :9} connbt ovoid hurls; the news or the

Pm“ “1;“? fan): not: or it tastes utué in

7 ‘ Europe is the cones or much suppress.

1‘?!” educltemenhhlsnyoiihelsy broth

‘ _ 1 Yoob club the ‘iun'ssive motorbost or he“ ““11.“
‘ odicer

‘ ..Qnder'w Mass of th Walsh. truer-silo portraits

only dire'a the Verifier but iegtifY who; Congressional, annual drum:

"'The Lost

mon‘ and Robert F. Purdiv: Sepsis " '
“.‘ia'i «Abel Donne and v. R. PooleYI- PMEIIX 5““!
County; Fred D Anetin and Jellies]
Bennett" '

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Friday night was firemen’s night at
Nonstop Heights Volunteer Compsny’ a
fair. with guests present from Spring - . , .7
Ulla. HOMO“ “.1 other '00!!!va ,Wthh hue been chorecterlsllofi all.
'erry ci‘ow’d enjoyed the mud Klimt m" ‘1

sketches were given, have been ”a”
cu)!" “d '"Tbe B‘che'. thid year's bake hell! yelled”

be two sketches were. .00“ “11 3°11!"th

evening.-

lee e $51811

 

w u on their insets giving" the 1' L '

convolution“: ‘

None of the st Waste lesions of"

CONTRACTORS BUILDERS

isv. JOHN A sts‘ss Siemens! PL,
ennui Namik ....i.... Tel. toss. MONUWTS -,

~ eouvil go‘swittit s‘oNuusiis-AL.

'strNiaN oust/Anvil Liizs West is...
South Nemllt. Tel. 1558:!

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lioness REGISTRY
MANN CONSTRUQTLCN {00"

8598 DES. D LAWRENCE. South Main
1 Street. sine obliensdlst,1ei. 788.

OSTEOPATHS

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“Riding, Not-walk Tel. 3151

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It so. mu. stress, Tel. 904" ‘
~ TAILORING

. W.
avenue, ..... ......i... re; 1184. 1_

lanes. A.. oppose. we south min

‘Perpetupl Publicity! Plus-Personality Produces Patronsg‘e”

PIANO TUNING
SONNENBENG PIANO 00-, 104 \Vlth-
W m'kti-s-ooa-es. 1,3,1..- 30

STEPHEN L, OLARY 95 West St,
Soul) Norwaik. Tel. 12858 .

Pigs-ism Nickel
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S. SCAM s. SON, Witsr street. ,
. South Norwaik, . Tel. 392-2.

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PLUMBING AN-D TINNING

KNORR’S, Ticker .Servlee. .Snse a
News, Sporting Events 11. 8. Ms .

WILLIAM B. ‘HUBBELL. 10 eouu.
hinln Street. 3. Nomik, Tel. 1294-3

REAL ESTATE. INSURANCE

' THE J. B. LAWRENCE AGENCY. 15

South Hill! ........'.... Tel 632-8.

ii. a. n'ANN'ana soN, 45 Wall Street
..Tei 1311r2

 

' ROBERT e. THOMPSON, arm! on,
East Norwnlk, Te 5934.
ARTHUR E.‘ deuteron erwm so.

' Booth Ncrwsiic. .1....... fci.» 638
POCKET- BILLIARDS, POOL

Nomik,

vHosiAs c. eALcou,1Norwaik P. o.
eiwn‘wml Street. "Tel! 160.

TAYLOR LGOLDEN. South No'rwuli
Trust co. Building. Tel. 1230.

wu. H.‘ fevibo'roN‘ seam 11,
zctt'n Bldg. Nomlk. fit; ...1 8L -

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SEWING MACHiNn's'

"WINE 00.. New and ascend-hand,
15 Rsurond avenue. .. ._. Tel. 372-4.

SPGN PAINTING

HQWARP A TiLLY, 52 Wnter Street.
South Norwalk1........ 731.. 473-2.

STUDEBAKER euros?

REYNOLDS MOTOR GAR 00.. Con
«silent and West oven, . .Tel 1120

V REPAIRING
hookers silos. zo‘Nonh Main St,
South Nomik mu 3522.

JOHN KUSOWC, Custom Tailor 213
' E. Washington Street” .Tel 320.

Tmn‘yuncsmzmo.
Runner 3. cnaeosv, '7 will Street, ‘7
i Non-walk, .. . .......... .Tsl 324-6.

UPHDLSTERERS

B K. MITCHELL. ophoister'sr, and un-
'dbrisiterix 11 Water 81., Till. i882:5.

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WINDOW CLEANING

1 SD. NORWALK WINDQW G. HOUSE

CLEANING 90'. ........ no): 510'.

 

 

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