Evening sentinel, Thursday, October 15, 1914 · page 4

 
 

., .,Dora Benelishlt, oi-Fort street, I
tip: at State Line, Mass. f

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

on»... an a visitor in New York .
mruterday, on business. « .1 ‘3 m "4};
Anni“ Helen Monahan, Of MyrtleI Morrison unchey Bumed in Iblz'
. ml. is ”Mind . 3m,“ but pleasant gin; tor wild ducks in dbasmar'a pond
will! with friends and relatives in New yesterday. h

Rochelle. N. Y.

 

 

l F C. Brown and family of Toke-
The barge “Mildred" from perm neko. h" left town for her home in
Amboy. N. J.. is at Raymond Bros.‘ New Y0?“-

leelts being unloaded of a large cargo
it! anthracite coal. 1

 

 

Ernest Taylor has returned to his
_..__._._ home in Highland avenue, allot a visit I
'l‘h'e engine of the oyster boat “Cap in F3" “VI”-
lain” broke down this morning and M'——-

his boat was stalled near the mouth Miss Lillian Hamilton has been en-
of the East Norwalk channel for the tertainlng M’I‘i- Ferdinand ""105 “a

I f The IWomnn‘s Club will
winter meeting on Friday afternoon-

 

mum rumfimulmI

)ioran. lira Gus Btu-nor- and

fllasEuDll‘flflo.

 

:I'ii'hé carnation Club. will hold noneth-
, Ier dance in the ’l‘own Hail In New

ember

:mo‘nt A .,, .

 

‘r Miss Minerva Sum of West street
“spending the month with relatives
in Brooklyn.

resume

in Raymond‘s Hall.

 

Fwd Well 0! Richmond'l'iill has 3

Railroad avenue.

Robert VanN-ame entertained Wil-
lion: and Harmon ‘ltltter oi Staten

Ilsland over the week-end. ‘
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her aunt. Mk5. Arthur Dixon. in
Port Chester Columbus Day.

 

Mr. and 311110811 Schlk‘her motored
ed Scranton. Pa. Sunday.

 

IHurmony lodge.'.\'o. 87‘, A. F. &

 

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1 greater part of the morning. 'Chndm" 0' New Y0“-

 

A daughter was born Wednesday Miss Meg Graham, and Mrs. Stuartl
,mnlu to Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Olson. Arthur have letters awaiting them at?
of Thomas street. Mother and baby the Rowanon postomce ‘
: are doing nicely. Needless to say Mr.
I - Olson is very.Ivery proud.

 

Mrs Thomas Jenkins. 0: Toke’neke.
has returned to her home in’ New?
York city for the winter.

 

Frederick Smith. an old-time resi-
dent of East Norwalk. was a visitor on ‘ “""""T' ‘
am mm 5168' ”mm, morning w William Lee Ward aha family, on
- slewing old acquaintances. Mr. smith Hickory Bluff returned “"5 “'99“ ‘0,
' at present resides in Danbury their residence in N3" York. 1

 

 

The M. A. Blahsman Company have Tholnaa 141thon is now Convalesc-
finished their contract for the building “‘5 from 3" attack 01 pneumonia, ”I
of the $3,000 Ferris Coal Company his home in Highland avenue. ~
:vheri. and this morning the epile- 1’ ~-—-- :
- .tldrlver used in this work WaIB towed to Mrs .10.“ W Pennell “a" In”
Bridgeport by _s tug owned by the been ’Imh h'l' daughter. M" Charles
‘ . Gridgeport Towing Company. . Broch, in Weston. he's returned to her

I , home here.

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J. S MaoEaulty. who occupied: one
of J. Dali's cottages at Token'eke, to.

it Kltundle. of Van Zent street. re~
‘ {toned home yesterday from Boston.
allass. where he was in attendance at.
the last two games oi the world so-
:1ch Mr. Rundle stated that the
misuse played rings ardund “1min d.

thewlntcr..‘ 3,: ., .. 7.;
”Will: Wm! unity.- amt it”s}
p 'Hsstings closed thel;_ summer home
at TokenelIte todIay,II and returned to
New York. .lIIII . . . _ I?“
. , Robert Drule and tamily. who have l ‘ ’ "
boob enjoying A pleasant few days' Dr. William Felted. oi the Girls
. “visit at tbehotne of Mr. and Mrs. In. G High School in Brooklyn. has boon!
Hendricks. oi Cove street returned. visiting.Mrs .John D. Feller, on the1
yesterday. Ito their home tin Newark. Most Sido. _ l
N J. Mr. Druie, who is well- known in . , , , .. .."I

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‘ police. and were in every respect
I: pier and better ball players.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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All but two or three of the property
macro to First street and Seaview
shone. who were assessed last month x
161' lb; improvement oi widening the
wheels in thateectlon. have paid their: OROTOINI
bills at the oilice oi the tax collector. N
fittest Commissioner 'Sherron has in-- '
termed the collector that he expects . kwww-
10 begin the work this month. and;

. ' ’11. F. label! or New l-lnven was a
IIIiQIve "- completed in a few d” 3' . illusiness Visitor in Darien yesterday.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 

 

" This flew concrete pavement’on V“ William Dugdule is erecting a new
mt street was thrown open to the house on Linden menue at Noroton~
public (or the first time this morningl Helshts

y the street department. An Ettati (‘u “ti I I I I"
'v ue trolley car. incharge of Motor? ‘ “m“g 1"" 95 “9 "’3 ‘1" "g 0
. ward Benedict and Conductor I323 $253113“ 0‘ hunting m the
miles Williams, was seen-s at: the-

bridge switch this morning for the
mast time in several weeks. Consider- summer in Dorian, has left for his
his pulse is heard for the street de- home in Brooklyn

pertinent because of this excellentlt ~
\ ; Mansfield avenue is closed to trai-

tie and a. plow has commenced the
work of remaking in real earnest.
Most solemn and sheeting were the M...

memorial services. held yesterday. at Sam“; Am,“ a, games avenue ,5
Ithe annual conference of the Advent lmprmlnx from an illness. and will
Churches oi Connecticut and , Iester'n I300“ 39 ambled ‘0 attend to his du
Massachusetts. in honor. entire fluff“

Francis 8. Aluswurth, onetime pramifi- Four .00.,“ were captured mm
BIB! and respected cltlfln oi the EQStI one trge in a, singlg night by a party
Side, who recently died at his homeon who were out this week. huntins

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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are Thomas Kane. Joe Streblee. Chas.
an hour. and several of his friends as- .wmmott “a A. D. Mead.

insisted with him in Christian work ,
,nhairs o! the conierences and the Abel Dance was nominated to:- “Re-
19mg church. spoke of the worth of presentaiive at the Democratic caucus

last night. the vote being unanimous.
the m and the Km .II: 2;" 41):“; For justices. A. E. Jackson. Hermann
W 0‘ "“9”“ °° 7.“ c ‘ F'lletmnn. Amos W. wood and Abel

II; Dine; at the conference were “35 Dance were named.- -.A D. Mead was
olebtion ct the‘followlng omcer '~ chairman of the meeting.

‘3
Mann“ wamhmrd' ”flaw" -—Richard M. scallion will open a

ti. Johnson. Westiield. Mass:
V! MVI. EI-ZI mmm « 801100! of BRIG!“ “II the TOWIIII H3“;

4reasurer. ’l‘he'mtll’tls—I Darien “m5 0cm" 15th. He will

all the season's newest dances,
when lots o: Rev. :
mm" “cam Conn" 53“ the One sue. nonunion. Fosdtrot,
otnas Feltnittn. 9! New B Lula-I ado blinks, °t°€

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3” I°‘°°““V° “a" In“ The ladies at the Hethodlst Episco-

III‘wwI' “mun“ “mm“ on church realiae‘d double the am-

masturbato- Fatima. Rev cunt expected Mari tlto an hold
' 0! New hilltord. and Rev. Tania: "The film I.” a merry
WGIWutheld. Those 0 an out aaonaaewontrap-
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. ,‘rrand Muster on

. and fair. 4

Robert Murry. after spending the .

East avenue. The services last over “‘9 Pleased hum“ 0‘ the 1’3"?- ,

. decided to no: then: myself...
when I look at towel: to the mirror

A. M. will entertain the Masonic
Friday evening,
Oct. 30.

 

.litmbers of Court William McKin-
ley. l‘. r-' .-\.. will hold its fifteenth
itllll‘Hli-ll ball in Raymond's “all, this
Imenlng.

 

Mrs l red \an Duoen and two sons

of Salisbury were. the guest of Mrs

Robert Apploby. on Shmmc. street.
Monday. I I

'l'he B. B. Sewing Club were. highly
entertained byzaiiss Helen Raymond
at the Hoyt homestead. Monday eve
ning Mrs. lm B. Woundy will en-
tertain the club next Monday sten-
ing.

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’Bhe innerul -oi Miss Annie iWalk-

er. who died at her home in Brook

lyn. Tuesday morning. was held iroml

the chapel in‘ Lilievlew cemetery 'this
afternoon Dr. J. Howard Hoyt oili-
cistlng. . , . . :f

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The nwenoke‘ Campfire Girls hrld

turned to New York City. today, for.«their first ceremonial meeting at St

Mark‘s Guild Hull Saturday often
noon. Mrs Myron (‘rawlord present-
ed I‘twelvt‘ oi the tsmpflre gills with
siluei rings. the emblem' of the Wood
Gagimrs' degree. Rho girls or this
clu are making aprons for a sale

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lake or TIHE' 'csvat.‘

Division no. 1. A. o. it. meotsl‘toe
night for the semi monthly melon. .

Cochenoe Haymakers' Association.
1’ No; 92%. 1.0. R. M. gathers this even-
ting willie iii-monthly meet'lnx,‘_j

The Fellowcrait degree will be
worked on two/candidates It a‘bmted
communication of St. John‘s was. No.
6. F and A. it. which will be held this

evening. I

The members of summon w. ‘ll.’
(1.. .No 30. will meet tonight for their
semLmonthly session

 

GAINS Will 08 Ill llflllSI

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REMARKAsts aesutrs or This
new when: cottons roan.
use TABLE-rs m MANY shoes“

or RWDQWN‘MEN Ann won
an.

—-—---.

Prove ltI IYoUroeliI by Buying a IBoxI .lmm 4 O'clock and! I8 o'clock. in ”19 = -

of Tonoline Tablets Now.

"By George, I never saw anything

like the effects of that new tmtltlfinf.

»Tonoline Tablets. for building up 0!

weight and lost nerve force, it acted
more like a miracle than a. medicine."

said a well- known gentleman yester
day. in speaking oi the revolution that
had "taken place in his condition “l
begun to think that there was nothing

unearth that. could mahgmo lat. Ill
tried topics, digesting. heavy eating,
diets, milk, beer and almost every~ _

boon admitted or relectodi' said selects ‘ I
men and town cleric will be in session, ‘

thing else you could thinli'oi.
.j Any man or woman who is thin
can meow normal weight by tho
best new treatment TonollInIe Tablets.
“1 have been thin, for years and be-
sun to think it. was natursl ior me
to be that. way. Finally 1 read about
the remarkable
about by use ofj'l‘e mutilate so.- 1
Well,-

now: i think it Its somebody else. » i

has'BImtt on immumIpnunda dunno .

ctr-anger "r“.

'l‘oInolins I'l‘sb‘s are “towel-M indoo- I
load. amalg- ‘wamhar or blood:

 

connects: as as Wesson

builds up mum, wand solid health!

dosh. Old ”Mil IOIIDIt "“ ml.“

 

the scrutinise o! the marines tpveé

moment of her

‘ made ,9. mistake there mo separa-
position in the Bijou cigar store on"

Miss Edith Scott was the guest at

Air and Mrs. Myron Lrawford and

St

molasses brought

 

 
 
 
 

 

galaxies that Ibo did not, realise“
nent “choke entered into it with.

Edward 8. Km: of Norwalk. a: the .
, age of 16. Raul hlay Phillipa, came

to the Superior court loot hilly be-
;on Judo! Dames i: ask for the an»
an? After non-
siderlng the evidence given the court
today granted thhgnnulment. ». ,
Mrs. Krog‘s h‘o'me lg in Altoona.
Worlds. Blowouts accommodating
Km; while on a visit in 191‘: and on
May 25 they warmer-riot! A: the
lime or this State do not allow mar-
riages at hér age they must hate de-
ceived the town clerk in securing a
license; Rev. Mr. Williams performed
the ceremony.
The complaint outedthat the par.
ties lived together tor five months
and then the girl realizing she had

tlon ‘I‘nnd they have not resided to-
gether since. .

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tms! nut, . ill ._
lllll use lllll

Bring Book it: alone, Laure. CW!”
and Oct Rid-ad Domini"

 

 
 
 

 

Extraordinary

 

 

 

 

To he possessed of a head oi heavy
beautiful hair; soft. lustrous. dull.
wavy and tree tron: dandruii is more .
ly a matter at using a little wmndeflne‘

It is easy and inexpensive to have
nice. soft hair and lots of it. Just
get a 25 cent bottle 0! Knowlton's
Dnnderlns: now-all. drug stores rec-
ommend it—apply a‘ little as direCtsfl‘
and Within ton inlndtes ithere will be
an appearance of Abundance; troub-
ness. dullness and in incomparable

gloss and lustre, and try a. you will «

you cannot llnd a space oi 'daudrnii or
tailing hair; but your real sunrise
will be «after about 1,on weelts' use,
when you‘wlll so: new hoirwdné and
downy at drat~yes-but really new
halr~spr9uting out all over your scalp
-—Da_nderine is. we believe, the only
suns: hair moi; yer oié d."

wit and cure tor itchy scalp” it ill

hover tails to stop lattice hair“ at}
once. '

.ll you, want to. .iprove how pretty
ind suit IFW hill really is, moisten A

cloth with a little Donderlne and care. I
lolly draw lithium your hair—4.x.

in; ate snailatrantat a time. .Your

bals'vml be motto Clout! “It! bsoutiinl -

insult or low Willa!
surprise anally. is who tries
this. ,l‘ a ,e- .‘c . '.

 

‘ Admsgton of Electors.

T -. 4..I ;I_

INoticeI is hereby given thin. the

telectmenwond towng'clerk ot the Town? I“
at Norwallt will hold a session in the ‘

‘Town"'coilrt Ream.“ Wall “resthrlr
day. October 16th. 1914. from 9 o'clock
in the iorsnoon u 8 o'clock intho
ottomadh.‘ to: thgéimose oi exam-
lain: tbelqdallflca " oi and admitt-
ing to, the elector-f , oath those per-
sons who‘shall be , . d qualinod;
' lAnd‘Iwu3I5bo inpsoIsslIon tor the same
purpose at the iollowing places and
times, to-wit: ——

At the (louncil mom in the City
Hall milling. Non-til this street sat--
may. October 17th. 1914, from I

o'clock until Is oclockI. in the site}. i

am. .I‘VLN
’ And at the Town Cqurt room.I IW-IaI‘ll
street, Wednesday, petober gist, 1914.

afternoon

At the above places and times said
selenium; and town c-lerh will exam-I

by whom or in whose behalf applica:
tion has been made to be admitted as

voters tor school emu and upon any. -

0‘19?!th relating 1o cations; or to:
schools4 and whose names appear on.

Unless oil, amp
as "to be made' who

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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