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Evening sentinel, Friday, September 11, 1914 · page 8

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lty, Compensation. Fidflfififi in?»
not we can write any kind of “one
once yell miy‘rednlre‘ Gill nd’oitie
Phone No.1230.

Taylor & Golden

IOUTH NGRWARK TRUST GO-

797‘7mr Speidel. WMY’F"W
mother and sister. have returned to
his home, No.1“ Gem avenue. IBrtd
port.a after spending the summér %
Myrtle Beach. ‘

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George N McKendry, 05 South
Mall: street. New Canaan, h
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idents Woodwar enue bpve
goo pldIIin’?’ "'pdiicd

authorities relative to the reckless
_ stone throwing 93 you op that
5tre“et. The polloefirel ting: 5.l

 

meet ylth “11:6 4}“ Wig
_ , . » , also Tuesday evening.

l ' change in the trolley schedule. reclu-
’. dege’adohy 1‘99“!“ in Bridgeport hers will leave on the car from Bah-'-
lode}: attaining some legalmatters. to” at 7. 10 o. mock

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stewed? Delia“ ““5; from; h't .pt 7: 45 col
‘1 plumljlpg “1 dais Pine 1 of the‘ Kniéhts of whom

77 lwalk, will meet at their
I s I . i to arrange final plans for
1 my ‘70 “3&3“ W“ wiring a big banquet to be enjoyed by the mem-
. ' 2: Heidi 910, H smug!“ “£331“: berson theevening o! ColumbusI Day.
7 _ “gagging, G? 1mm ‘0 ,, serv .
5 ins t‘n‘or'niils" 7

rooms
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fans enjoys an intere some _ o!
F‘dnardoLoudon will build a -one-!alll~‘ the; we,“ cries 1,001 "plant; a,

‘lly ho , ...? ttsyiile yenue for: E. t
J Rik-3?? filtrate 2112595and “7111 cost from??? F722; ”famwfifgfi
"”610 _:.: 42:1; ”'1 . OlHlamand amonl. name 90 he
‘ rested Gray. rated 65
Miss Anna,B11rt.Io!1Ridgefleld is the 751.. to the Score'I .0, 180%)“,-
week- end ,Ighest ”of- ~er3,- 7Leislle Smith
and Mrs Howard Mend, of ElmwoodI Thomas Hence, of Q18 6‘77, was 131
avenue; . ing dead drunk in the mld- e 0! west
7 avenue, last evening, I a
' ludhe’dohn H' Knapp missed being run oved . . . ‘
: stern. at '33 Ely avenue, will be in- bile of Dudley ETHO lie Wm"
"" . stalled ‘, A,. E Béhtdlct. A permit was reported to the prime."
was ‘Ihss‘ tl‘ili"; mornlog.‘ ‘7 .712 I
3 '7‘filmlier'ofllprlnflFteod young men.
a. would! khowxqas was So 805/ are
E ' talking up the idea oi: iormlng a ioot- :3 A “W?" of Infinite
ball team for the coming season. 1331“ dl 118 lnspe 019* C. l.
”“""' i e‘slck M Mleno’this m
. New plumbing in the home oi Wi for the installing oi! electric wiring in
llam F. Andrews, on Westport avenue. the Frank H. Presbry residence, on
1‘ 3° be installed by Jones & Hotc Strawberry Hill; another to instoll wir-

I . {All} whjl tflangesued 9 tXRImfiIl #51:; mg “0:3,,

pewit
« Tomato ilhuiiirnh'x ”1
27.7"; Jr’ ’QWWG*V¢V~

“I. 7': .;.;oT belgware avepuaIFigst distriot. to}: T, g. Mfiiflnllw the ow“ engineer:
. Mrd, Mal". Webb. ork is soon to be .who planned and built th sewer iys-
‘ started (m tliis 10b‘tIein and disposal plant (or Ridgeileld.
‘ as b s in th Bailey inn.
,I...» f‘ The ex'ecutlIYe committee of tho Con-- ll; Riggzflelgrgors 238%: weeks. He
"3;; nicotlcuti Ba'nkers' Association are to .1159 been ensued ”MM 1118 a new
7 - liters their annual tall meeting in Hal-t1 (Jim on the 8mm 9‘, as Edward
“"1"" ford on Wednesdayxpdl'w'é‘it weed? Kent ill the town .M'W . The “3.7"
or? Seaman in. am. or the ‘South' N63155:; “m .18 oi. concrete an built at a
' m“ 0°m9’“y"w’h° ‘3 “"8“" higher level than his“ dam. and
'j’jthe committee, will be in attendance with a siphon :flnlll‘lfih hich draws
'- A the pater. from halo WHW’ surface. so
that 7in the event .ot- on“; the shallow
margin-I at tho, pond. .Itq revent the
l breeding o! mosqoltoegth oil cannot
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:Robert Gainer brought the man to the
st.ntiou He was fined $5, this morning,
by Judge John Keogh

 

 
 
 

 

 
 

 
 

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

”.Mr and Mrs. Adolph Dreyfuss have
'7‘ ' ‘rettlrned to their home on Gibson Court
"7" after all eite‘ptionally’ pleasant and in-
‘tforestlng automobile tour through New
Fork State 'l'or several days: Ernest
Deon has been subltltdting' 1;? I)???“ Sahtrnaul'sm Pl will hold
{“98 cigar it”? duringIthe a senIc ‘its first session tor to” all season
WM! Dreyfus. T A" “ next Sunday at 9: 15. A; meeting” of

I V the teachers and. ohm held at the
decided to

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is in
d rectoryiglast night. lloa‘.

change the hour from
ndpi'ed._ iThis gives. t“,
to r children to attends“
rice .tellowing -.the
day s‘chool hour will
up entirely. 'to instructing; ! the class-
es. the children being AF! d to attend
the regnlusservihes a“, e church.

I7If7II Frederick Stabs“. orrthis city.
receipt of a handsome gold; handle
~- » Wumhrells, which he woo for; coming in

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third in the one-mile swlm at seaside
Tank. firidgepbttg’ o’p Ilium Day. Mnl"
~,.Stabell-m_ade a ilné emowlng in this
(event? alloWld‘g good form in spite otI
Lotte fact he has not entered in a con:
‘ tés‘t since he Won the threemlle with
0 Point two:
3““an Fwéibgl’trl’n neék and N“ “WW 3“.“ ”9
7k :5; William Julia, 9‘ Westport, promptly entergd'inIlheTgiI . do to wolilch
. . they should ‘3 ions It :. asked “r,
~ finger of the. lost thres‘mhe swim at all? the old- scholars be 0 11‘ III

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, I MONDAY Tussnair AND:

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Edward Brewer and totally end his

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76c Folding Wash Tub Benéhes,.
to Blue Tip Parlor Matched—Sitar-c
day ...... """"'"“"'."' e 3050!
S2. 26 Heavy ssh Cans, with steel '
ribs.- lar‘ge si‘ze,’ w‘lth’dut' cover-- 7‘
=Sot'i'1rday......7.I..'...l~..‘......:l$1.49
7o .Flower Pots. with saucer. ct. . . .o:
494: 3.351101: Stone Crooks. . . .,. . . . .879:
Heavy Glass Table Tumblers-58n-
drdsy'......... .......... ..Iotoqu
Large "also, round Wet Wash Laun~ ‘7’
dry Baskets at ....‘........ 29c
39c tamily size Glass Wash Boards. 2%
dt. Mason Film Jars, complot'e! ‘ '
4: each
Wide month. Lightning- style. Fruit
Jars. qt. size................oe each

Albert F. Gehebe

, I I25 West Washington St...

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bl’ackare Macaroni or Spaghetti

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UNIVEBSTY "$2?

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Auto‘Bus to Mineola Fair across

Rye Beach Ferry.

Tickets Round Trip; ‘lnduding Milton to Fair

Thursday, Sept. 24, 1914

Leave West Norwslk, 7 :30 a. nu; Dar-ion Town Hall,

nmupgogn be awmodeted. Those de-
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'EWRITERS—L 0.

mith', Underwood,
emin a, all other
McAdam-a :7 nukes? old rented,
Ennis; Dalian admired: Rentals Ill

per month. Machines
sold a 35 per month;
Pile Benedict

lame to Wall St. Norwalk Conn.

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BARGAIN lNI UGED CARS

Ford Model 7r electric mam manna $300.00

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Luther M. Wright

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Auto enables, ptol‘ase.' hailene‘fid
hottest prloei Specials atoms to commuters. Storing for the day.

 

CARS FOR HIRE DAY, WEEK 0R MONTH.

‘ RIGHT BIY 80: NORWAILK NATION

FOR SALE.

1:109 Tops Hart!ord Runabout ......é....... ... 3350
. Chalmerr"30.” 1’1: eleonnoilotloie-IIIIOQ,‘ seed-eeehe-een-oue
1912 Maxwell, newly painted and overhauled .39....» "um-.... “59

Repair work, guaranteed. Fords a spatially.

TEL 1.50.

 

VAAST BROS,

' , 11 chest-Mow or. so. NORWALK, '

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patches rec¢:ved here intimating that the recent visit of

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iCount von Berns'torff, German ambassador to the Unit-

7““~'ed States, to Secretary of State Bryan was for the pur-

pose of getting President Wilson to. make another tender of

"his good offices as mediator in the present war have

been read with- inteliest in London official circles.

fl‘h‘e‘ Foreign Office is without any further communi-
cation than the first received .leQIl‘ Secretary of State
~"Bryan’concernmg peat; negotiations and English diplo~ ,
' mats are not expecting the United States to take addition- 7
451 steps to negotiate peace at this stage of the conflict.
. English officials inslst that they exerted every effort? ,
’ to avert the war' and now being in the field, the allies I
“inst fightI Iunt1l the issues are. definitely settled for all

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, The British government is Said to be confident that
ex on- the extreme: peace advocates of England are giving
‘1 their hearty support to the army and navy’ in the pres— , ,

 

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ent conflict and are unwilling that the English should

;gi\e serious thoughts to peace overtures until they are

positive there is a genuine dsqre for peace 'Io'n the part

K77 ofI then: opponents

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_ PETROGRAD Sept 1-! .45.an troops Which have -

long columns, is an eastwardly direction and crossing the ’
(The: Roman advance gusrtl is retreat--

 

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III , I and Enver' Pasha"
the :urkxshMmisterof War, on the. subject of the pos
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~lied and shot Enver. Pssha' in

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