It! It‘s. E. K St John helped
Ught at the punch booth.
M Souls“. ”of sfreel. spent
mam, at the home of trlends in
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denials 'r. 11 31111111. who has been
“and toils home Wheelers! weeks
with illness. is improving ;
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in and Hrs. 13. L, McGovern, of
hash street, have moved into their
.3; balsa on the liar-via. Beach Tract.
Govt. Alfred Erickson, employed
A Brooklyn. N Y. llrln. Spent the
I-eud at his home on Bridge street.
** Thomas Riley, of Pleasant street,’
rapent yesterday enjoying a pleasant
Visit with friends in Stamford.
,‘NissAllce Grills, of New Haven
Reapitsl, is resting at her home at
finger; Boulevard. alter a two weeks‘
”fitness!
Miss Beuls Newton, 01' South Nor~
. wall. has accepted a position with
I file Crescent Laundry, on Seavlew
"'tvenue.
.0}! Tuesday evening of this week
there will be an important meeting of
fits Epworth League of the East ave-
pile M. E. Church
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The East Norwalk Municipal Elec-
his Light station has installed service
hIfiherome of J. Anderson. on Wash
.Ijlorwolk Police Department is en-
’j‘oying a few days' vacation irom his
‘ Cuties on the force.
. u'ldItss Gladys Bartram. of Osborne
‘fi-AII'IIvenue, is alloying a. pleasant visit
the home of friends and relatives
New Haven, com. . .,
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The Wyoofl family. memberh of the
Dorian lPoint. Summer Colony, have
M town for New York where they
solids through the winter.
is. ‘lrs Wilson has returned ‘ to
I rhome on Osborne avenue after en-
,fihyipg a pleasant stay at the home or
ruf- PM VT.” l,IIlI'IeIlMlves.
. ha flailing bf Meriden. Conn, en-
oned a pleasant visit over Sunday at
the It“. at hIk brother. Philip H.
m as Maj Street
Mrs. Alvlsou. and family, who have
Med for some time on Fort street,
have moved in New York City where
they will reside in the future
Capt. Richard Bee, and Arthur See,
Gregory Boulevard, left today for
low Haven uhere they will work on
I fills natural growth oyster beds.
Ill. kind-asses to the falr were
. v moment came from all
of insults. making the third an-
!‘s’lr a no, good-will fair.
The splendid entertainment given
the Marvin School, on Tuesday
m was lucharge of Mrs. RfiDe-
me and bliss Helen Thompson.
Capt. Robert Olson, employed with
”-‘Brldgeport branch of the deei
ter Company, spent the weekend
it) his totally on Ithe East Side.
M
The home of John O'Sulli'vanr on
Wm BoulImai-d. has been Connect-
with the son of the East Non
II Illunlclp'sl m :11 Eight station.
We...
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1A large number of East. Side ilshei‘v
Jinn spent yesterday down the creek
sun blackfiah. , Among those who
We luse catches were Edward Gray
party and Albert Eldridge and a
,Inasnbu oi mend... .
.Curry. of Cottage street, has
discharged from the Norwalk
pital. where site underwent a suc-
‘fai operation. liar many friends
I Addie V yesterday towed the
31“ ighb!‘ loaded with _s- cargo o!
M. to the Norwalir docks ofI
nun-11.1111 brought the amp-
‘ ' lb the
: Workers of
s 1" ' Mia-"111111111 one.“ 11:11.; (5.11
ward recovery is very satisfac-jI
mmamuaomou-
core will be elected for the cutting
a . . I
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Mr: Howard leads. 3 Edna aye-I;
nus, wife a! the pup-landed hi the
that W Hm station, on
Seavlew avenue. on My evening
resigned her clerkship in the Romy;
toIn post-once other her years of em-
clout, asrvhu.
Seven new houses are scheduled id
be started anon on popular Marvin
Beach Trset,‘which is 56611111311 11
phenomlnal rate. It has been estl~
mated that by next fall, 35 new real-
Idenoes will be built on this pretty sec;
tion oi Norwalk.
The quarterly meeting of the Loyal
the Advent Christian
Church, on Van Zant street. will be'
held in the church on Wednesday of
this week. Alter the business session
as enjoyable and interesting talk will
be given by S. 8. Atkins, of Yalesville.
Conn. l
William H. Pia.“ had charge of
the door each night Vice president
Mrs. Sarah Staples. the hostess of the
fair, with a new committee each
evening, welcomed the people in' her:
usual pleasing manner. The way in?
which the fair was managed, reboots
great credit upon the chairman, Mrs
R. E Morrison,.aInd her helpers.
_L
The closing night of the third an-
nual fair of the East Norwaik lul-
‘provement Association, proved to be.
the best. . The program opened with
a banjo selection by Albert Dunn, and
Fred Dunn,I from Brooklyn, next were{
selections from“ the Maui] quartet, and I
a tenor solo by Harold Smith. All
were very line. and called forth hearty
ap‘phuse.
“fifi.
ion Ii’ilommedieu ave a piano duct
The children's eIxorcisas were in
charge oft. Miss Grace Hanna, and
Miss Jennie Callahan of Fitch School.-
The children reflected credit uponl
those in charge. bliss Julia Patterson .
recited delightfully later in the uyen- ‘
ing. The program was “pounced by
E. E_ Gerham. . , ~ A
$ Ensign and Mrs. Edwin J. Perrett.
in charge of the south Norlaik curl“
of the Salvation army spoke and
sang at the close of the Sunday-school
1Iservices yesterday of the m1 ave-
‘nus M_ E. chumh.‘ Estella Perrett
told the class some of his very in-
teresting experiences willie in attend~
ance recently at the international con-
[ fersnco of the Salvation Army, which.
was held in London These services
proved most interesting.
Clarence Petty, Jule Blydenburg.
lCapt. Prod Invejoy. Charles Wishes.
Otto Podaelnl, and oils: local oyster-
meu spent the bush-end at their
home here, after a‘ busy week on the
natural growth beds of! New Haven
lThe oystormen returned to wort this
morning. The “set” of! New Haven.
is very good, and the local men P?
port they are making mney. 3'0
IcentaI per bushelia‘belngreallsed and
the trouble is experienced to make a
sale It is expected that work there
will be finished by the end of the
present was]; '
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1
The largest incandescent lamp ever
seen in East Norwallr Is now in use
in Herman Vossl’a store on East
Washington struet.‘ The lamp is unis
lot the new improved lntrogs iiiie'd
lpsm s and given over 1.00s candle
power. Itwasllttortbonrsttimh
on Saturday evening. and attracted
great attention from passenby. The
new light wu'h inst-nod by the United ‘
Electric Light alli- Water (in, who are,
{putting out the new lump and fixture
.1” a low introduction mice. that will
undoubtedly lend to the sale of sever-
al more among the a.» Side moi-.-
‘chauts. 'rnaI hauling cruelly has
also installed a number or these vary
during the past was, where they
have modem malleable Intuition.
M-—_—
wmunnrasmotstronn
upm,smawy‘i1-wlnnnsu-
them Waring Corn
'mmmfim sat-vesti-
saucers-Issuance
‘tllng the damage, the case will come I
‘in the past year.
his arrival home, he found fourteen.
lincluding tirbfihother hen, lying lead. '
A Wide Variety in Ofller
Grades $a.ooto$+oo
identified. The police learned thats
boy had taken the bicycle, and as the
lad's parents did not care about set-
up in court. Mr. Phillipaon has been 9
unfortunate recently. having had
about one hundred chickens poisoned
one afternoon. on
A watch is being kept on the parties
suspected of poisoning the towis. and
some arrests may be made in the near
future, I 1
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Mr and Mrs W. E. Lockwood.
New Canaan. spent the weech at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles R.
Petty, of RowsimtonI -
A meeting of the Rowayton lm~
provemeut Society will be held the
latter part at the rush, in;- tho 1&1
brary Buildinz...the date to be sari
bounced later. .; .» " "
Mr and Mrs. A. B. Cleverly, ‘of'
Rowayton. aIre alloying a visit to
Troy. N. Y., where they will visit their
son at Van Renaallaer Polytechnic ill-i
stitute, at that place ,
Miss Marjorie 1.11111. ’11: Highland
avenue, who is culturing from brolom
ligaments in her foot at the home at
Mr. and Mrs. David W. Mills 0! Pitts-
llsld, is getting along as well as could
be expected. although the recovery,
will be slow,
Everybody in Rowayton is request-~
ed to save old newspapers and mag!
asines for the "Bible Study class: col-
lection will be made about November
1st. Money to be used to help care
tor- an orphan child in a Christian
home, .
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Persons who are lovers of nature at
especially butternuts.
tress having been killed by a scale,
this locality.
Red Cross society which about“;
manner. are invited. to attend _Ia sew-V;
1 o'clock until 5 o'clock. Material for
garments for the hospitals and the
Darion ladies.
tho Rownybon ladies 11111 turn out in.
full force to help make them.
pal church. yesterday. Jobs Flint con.
ducted the morning ;.ssrvice and the
discourse.he delivered proved very in
terostins. The nature at the lorries
Wilson's recommendation for peace
Sunday, and an altering was ares
el‘gn countries. Deacon Oscar Mills
_......._._._...__.,..._. .
_Why advertise in The Sentinel! no»?
cause it brings insults.“E
of i.
this time oi year have found that,
there are units a few nuts this yuan; , -'"
The enchanting;l
are not very plentiful owing to the
which has attacked many trees luIIj
All interested in‘the warn of
the war sufferers in such a splendid; :
lug-circle; which‘wili beheld s": the: =
homeof Mrs. Charles E. Knobby. off -.
this place. tomorrow afternoon from , '
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At'tbo Rowayton Methodist Eple
was in compliance with President.
for the'rslief of the underers in 1031
conducted the service in tile evening» 1‘
Next Sunday. Rev ~91: duodenum.»
district superintendent will preach. ‘
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The old- tashioned pennies that grew
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