ms were unmaskvasao mum.
,5, The Be; our barge. No. 21, is being
W of a large cargo or anthracite
. ioni. at the Perla Coal Company’s
' locks.
, Miss Carrie l1 Petty recently reinov-
~ Ted from the “Restawhile cottage,” in
Rowayton. to Bette place, on the East
Side.
A large section of the draw of the
new Washington street bridge has
Toole & Sanderson Company.- at
.‘ y Bridgeport. , ,
The members of the Epvvorth League
Sabinet, or the East Avenue M. E.
,Church. met last evening in the church
t'pa‘florsand routine business was dis-
” posed of Tonight the Epworth Leag-
,no: Swill meet at the home of Miss Mar-
,~ ion L'Hommedleu. on Rowan street
East Norwulk, as in years previous.
will depend tonight on The Sentinel
, bulletins tor prompt and acaurate elec-
- 4 tion returns. Every East Sider is car-
‘j dinlly invited to hear the returns in
* front oi The Sentinel building, on
:; Washington street. this evening.
turn. A. Palmer is spending two
shocks in Lynn, Mass. with her daugzi-;
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a Charles F. Weeks, of i9 Cove avo-
:fllu‘d}, was the first East Slder to otyst
his ballot this winning..- Both. the in-
, or and exterior of the Mayflower
fill and ladder house are the Model?
of ’considerablasctiytty. Idns; Norwalk,
\oiers are responding well. and are
.. voting call),
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The Class ill Prophetic Study of the
walk, will meet t
home of th
on Fifth, ' This week the class
will di 1 the interesting Medio Per-
‘ also 9e d at Biblicau history
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unveiling st‘y
, férchlidren or the East Avenue M.
lit/Jfihurch Sunday school. re richly
deserving of sin rd churnimehts. At
glr session ‘gundsy they voted
dispense with the usual-4 candy, or-
,Ilges and the like, next Christmas,
‘4‘ cl? devote the money in the interests
, the suflerers of Edi-ope.
‘ :Edwsrd Mcfld’thr— lasso Osborne oven
little, is scheduled to sail tomorrow for
the White Star line. Mr. McGrstll‘lr
w deptination in Faunlough.
to attend to the settlement of family
afloirs connected with property.
Alfred Ferris, rated at 75, as de-
tournament, by F Duggn, rated 110.
The score was 59-110 The game was
a very interesting one. and was wit-
aroused by a' goodly throng.- Tomor-
row evening Lester Hughes. rated '7'
and Wallace Taylor, rated. 90,,wlll play
the fourth game of the tournament. bi
Wilson's tobacco shop, on Van Znnt
‘ street.
It was a noticeable feature at the
_ l‘rogressive rally, in 3.00qu Hall.
last evening, that a good portion of
those in attendance were East Sidera.
_ It Is a fact that the Progressives are
very strong in this section, and they
4f are all out today working with all their
‘ amiglit tor the election of Philip H.
lug will surprise not a few
Price. Jr, of Bridge street. were visei
More yesterday at the Cheshire State
Reformatory. Mr. Tyler, the superin4
nppearanoe oi the boys of the institu-l
tion, and they say all are very coli-
rwalli boys at the institution and the
eir good behavior.
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under of the “undergroi‘inily
by ‘thicli fugitive blinding,
marl
Neuaghh
jCounty Tipperary, Ireland. where he ia‘
r-rms me mountings
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Advent Christian (r‘gl‘ygurgh, of; East qu; to“
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tented last evening in Wilsone poollsome good melt hum“! hmy'
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lira. a. L Ravi-16.x»! . Crockett
swat, is ,apondlng a week in New
York city. visiting relatives.
The members of the amuon Flow-
er Glob were pleased at the success at
the recent jolly shipment to New' York
About 150 glasses were sent away.
Nearly everyone in Rowayton went
to South Norwalk to vote today. Con-!
sidenbie Interest was taken in the
election, and the result is eagerly.
awaited here.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Bap- .
tlst Church will meet tomorrow after j
noon lit 2 o’clock for regular work At
7:45 o ’cloeh the regular weekly prayer
meeting. will lie held.
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'A Hallowe’en party was gii'len/ at4
the home. or Miss Francis Burmann.
in Rowaytou. last evening. The party
met In front of Hayes' Market, and
from there.tbey departed for o goOd
time. The rooms were decorated with
Jack o'lnntorus and lighted pumpkins
showing their big teeth hero and
there. Many pretty costumes, were
worn, among which were“ Alowns,
destinations, qu etc las' Flei-
em dunno Smald io’a. p. 88);,
line won,the two largest prises,
pretty coke decorated with lltdle dov-
lln.‘ ‘ahd old W‘Timv‘kr the
barn dance. Frederick Becker albo
Amelia Dimer, Anna Cullen of Siam-
Tali; Undquisl of Glenbrook
ettii Pendergast,
Darlen, Susan
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seph B Bag‘iiss, ,
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cit-salon. The committee in
charge were Mrs. ms Bruiser, Mrs.
William Moran, Mn Mouliefi Mrs.
Bach, Mrs. Nichols. Miss Eva Dill-
dale. 4 4
* Mr. Sutton and son. of Newark. Ni
1., visited with Mr. and, Mrs. William
meek last week, '
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Will and Al Beck enjoyed a motor-
boat trip willing island, Sunday, with
a party ofgtrlguda,
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m. endure, C. E. Brinks-hot. of
and Mrs. Henry-{Bartlet
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Rev. Fairbanks. of East Norwalk M.
E. Church. gave a very good semen in
the Chapel, Sunday. November let.
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Trevor, of Irving-
ton-on-the Hudson. visited with Mr.
and Mrs. ‘C. s. Mscomber last well.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Johnson, of
‘Qomorrovr morning at ”:36, where
the maritime will be said and the in.
New (3th Sunday with Mr.-
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torment will follow in the Cedar Hill
cemetery. Hartford
Port
Ma’ouughiia at
Chester spent Sunday in town with
J. Frank
relatives.
Gilbert I: Loekwood's market
Railroad avenue, yesterday.
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Carter Heath; who has been quite
in at his home on Carter street. in
reported much improved.
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Chores e. Benedict is having the
old Benedict rectory repaired and
many alterations made.
The B. 84. Sewing Club‘was enter-
tained by Miss Hone] Beuger on South.
avenue last light.
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Bridgeport motored to West Norwalk,
Sunday, where they visited Mr. and
‘Mrs. Charles E. .lohniion
The weekly Luigi Aid meeting w
held at the homey“ lire. Irving E
Whitney, October pith. The monthly
business meeting em, in bond, next
week at Mrs. Fred Fillowsrf‘ , .. 4
Mina Loni-a4 Bums oMortained a few.
friends at a Hallowewmlk- Friday:- his home in Stamford, after workliig' ;
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‘lBrinckerhoff, on Railroad avenue.
Adam Iieerdt -tOok possession of
Mm Nina Middlebrook entertained.
relatives at her home on Seuth ave-l
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Mrs. George It Brown has return-
led from the Stamford hospital, where,
,she underwent an operation.
1 Mine Insure ilurtis, of Norwalk. is
[the guest of her aunt, Mrs C. E
lewie F. Griebol of Jersey (‘lty has
been spending several days with his;
mother. on Burtis avenue.
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evening. The evening wag spent in! for the past few months in town.
guinea and a very gooddiiilow'as enjoy-
ed. Among those present were Misses
Bertha Johnsou, Edith Miller, Haze} 50“,}, Ridge. over me we“ o.,nd
Burtis, of Norwalk, and Messrs Cher
lie Jehneon, Frank June. Joseph lien-l
nosey and Charlie Burtis.
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add Harry 2 d Mrs. gripe; is Fri-gym In a Hilts
in“ Kill 4 nd Mr landfill u'uT reel v i" andmppervgii Thoriu-
M undthst :‘Iii‘itEr his party has
a trawride and broke up at a very
hour, “declaring Mia‘s Blinmnnn a
charming hasten
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Queenstownn on the liner “Cedric," or .. ..
Postmaster mil Smith has had
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Yesterday was the closing day of
the week's Won of the Board of
Assessors at the town lull.
Miss Ball at Brooklyn was the
week-end, eat or Illa: Grace Web.
or or M‘ansflild avenue. *
Min Wmmott and Miss Grace
Willmutt of unity avenue were visi-
tors ln Stamford. Saturday
A week's evangelistic services will ‘
commence at the Methodist Episco-
pal Chureh. Wednesday night.
a...“ Schilohtinx. dr- and nah.
ert MacDonald attended a dance in
the Calms in Standard. Friday eve-
Infilt- ‘
Fielding, the East NONE“! electricinn. Charles Van Norden was sentenced
who is named for representative. Itis to ninety days in jail and was fined
4 certain .the votes polled by Mr. Field-'335q 1’“ “'0 connts. 1” ”me “’9‘,
Dance. inithe Town Hall Saturday.
Van Notion was arrested on Friday
height by Consume Ottmer and Mr.
Mrs. Jennie Price and Mrs Thomas“) Brewer. in Newton, for intoxication.
The dash? men won from the mar
rind men. 15 to 13. in a game on
Lynch's field. Blindny afternoon.
.Utendent showed the .local people all Cakes, Prince “a Charles Smith
"through the school, and the trip was worn batteries dot the married men;
3 Very endomhle one. The visitors Wm “3 Binnie “1’ u”-
were agreeably surprised at the line
single
inon. Chi-lea Bennett and John Bar-
toes pupil-ed the game. , ,
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to» hurt: ~Wamr or Nhroton
tented and pleased at the treatmentre- gave Romeo‘s party at her home
,oeived. All the boys have pleasantem-‘htm m Mm“ ‘0 0‘ 39"
ploynient to do There are ”venom“ “1"“ it ‘m' “” Mun"
games and dancing in» enjoyed.‘ A
grand road-ob. in which insulted guest
visitor-g report they are in good healtb‘ took port provided for: or run The:
and: all have won merit stripes tor-‘1‘"! hole at on why morning
hood-.-
A merry (la-co was the Hallowe’en
celebr‘a‘mm or the united. Annuity-4
cc the W HeightsI lire Oom-
ignore lie-ion) .15,o
aided in escaping north, died My
44 _ The Saugatuck Whlst
9;);.9.‘F.‘1lfifim.;..;- 4. warm.
Aspottick lodge, Knights of Pythias,
the local order, will meet tomorrow
cvenihfi'r ib' futile? hall}; "5:
i T a it
local Masons vvill initiate ii
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The
degree. yotnorrowlwoveningym shelv-
lodge looms.
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Bettr thleyp of.“ King” street. Wlll
spend, tomorrqw afternoon in the city
of Hriditeport. where she wlil‘be en-
tertuinqd by lrieudn.
' The Tiger football team of Bridge.
,port- passed through town on solidity
afternoon in three big automobiles
in Which they were going to Non-l
‘waik. .
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. club Lwili.‘
lifeet Wednesday afternoon at i’ili
home or Mrs. Frank Ardee. Ai’te’r the
close of play, the ladies will be 3.9”-
' ed a light luncheon.
- The selectmen will hold thd‘ir
meeting tomorrow afternoon in the
‘lselcctmon's roo‘mn lit the tOWn lid“
to transact the business of the t
which haoo taken place within :lhe
last few months. :
The Saugat/uok» Methodist church
will hold its harvest festival and sup-
per on Wednesday owning A one.
ciiil committee has been appointed.
and the nadir will be as successful,
it not more than the affairs held
other year.
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riotous firs. Frederick (hint of
Compo street entertained a number
or t eir friends at their holoe this
evui g. ati‘if' Whilst party. Aftr the
eveninghl‘lnd‘ been almost taken up
by cordonguests were seryed a but-
(et luncheo Which attested to the
tine criteria hing powers of the host
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and hostess.
- The funeral services of Mrs. Em-r
mo. Banks who died in Bridgeport,
Friday, were held this afternoon in
name's mortuary chattel at 2': so. and
the. burial followed» iii- the cemetery
or Christ church. The service was
read by the Rev Kenneth MacKenzle
the rector ore-Holy Trinity church
Mrs. Bank's had lived in this“ town for
a great part of her life, but had tak-
an up her residence in the em City
for the last tow years. She was very
well known in thisJovm and is
mourned by a great number or her
blends. both in town and in Bridge—
port. '
Julia Sherwood rVe'rl'f
Mrs. the
died yesterday at her summer home
who a iraotured hip, will b all
, ; WESTMOR’I} K
number of members into the semnd.
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.wlie of William- Very! of Hartford _
on Comoo Belch road utter. an ill- 4
been, the contributory cause of which 4 .
Mien Iva Kane at Stamford was the
KIWI! 0! the Mines Krapowiu on thoi
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Mrs Frank Benedict and Mrs 1‘,
Erin McKondry or Mnhwnh N. J.,
have been the guests of rointiuea this
week ::4 l... ,. .
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“lead and Alfred H lliivmond have
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today held .9“ inquest into the death
of Joseph lice. chauftour chart au-
tomobile owned by-vliaul Boltremcn ol‘
Waterbury. which skidded in the out
'ltracka. near here last night, overturn»
led and threw out the two occupants.
John Breewes of Waterbury, whose
hand was injured, and wllnm Mot-,-
cuanlon or the brain. were reported
to be recoierlng ut the Grilfln Hos.
one in Derby The Coroner ordered
the reuse only? swaying goldaka and Po-
ter Killian-kl 0 other [we occu-
pants at the car who escaped injury
and were arrested. The owner“ was
not in the car. There was a number
of bottea of beer and sortie empty
bees batten in the car. The machine
was badly smashed. . _
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truckinan. so had to keep, about . my
work, but I was so weak tired dnd
' worn out I knew i had wt to but hell“
or die.
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tried everything that was recommend»
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i tried Vinoi. I am now taking my
third bottle..‘my appetite is due, I
sleep Well all night, in? blood is good
like another mon.’ Vinolfls the best
medicine I have ever moor—Orlando
W. Borkey, Atlas, V8;
iron tonic is a constitutional remedy-
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