; 1- share. is confined to his home. on East Church parishioners.
EAST NORWALK
“Al" Rainer. oi the East Side nuns
Moshinston street because of illness
Heman C. Bake has been appointed
an 11 notary member of the committee
In charge of work on the Triangular
Park.
Raymond Brothers’ Company are
’busily engaged in unloading from the
lied -Star barge. No. ii, 800 tons of
sand.
The Ferris Coal Company are un-
loading the Red Star barge. .\'o. 21, ct
several hundred tons of genuine .leddo
coal, the best mined.
The latest residence to be built on
the popular Marvin Beach Tract is un
dergoing construction at the present
time for Mrs. hi. Schimmel.
The Prophetic Study Class of the
East Nurwaik Advent Christian
Church convenes for study at the home
of flex. 1;. M. Tecple. on Fifth street,
this evening.
A. Tooker. a former local boy,_wlio
was transferred from the New York
office of the Metropolitan insurance
splnuany, to Bridgeport. was recently
”signed to this city. '
Yesterday morning the tug "Addie
N, the Second." to the outer harbor
towed the empty lumber schooner “Kit.
’ Carson." from Hutch & Bailey‘s -lu1n-
ber’ docks above the temporary bridge.
at the meeting of the Board of Com
missioners of the Third District. held
last evening. in the municipal station,
on Seavlew avenue. routine business
was disposed of. and the opening of
. the new plant was dischssed at length.
. business meeting of
Wm.
Mrs. A. F. Johnson sand daughter
1 J'banette,‘ who‘have been visiting local
relatives and South iNorw'aik friends,
plan to leave tomorrow for Bridge-
‘port,.where they will stop at the home
or relatives. Mrs. Johnson was for
morly of the East Side, and is now re.
aiding in Beverly. Mass.
This evening the regular monthly
the Epworth
League at the East Avenue hi. E.‘
Church will be held at the home of
lira. A. Nettleton Paddock. at 59 Sea»-
view avenue; A social hour with re
heshments will follow the business
session.l'i.‘ord1inl invitations are , ex-
tended to the members to come and
enjoy a pleasant hour 01' social fellow-
ship.
Today is a busy one for the mem-
bers or the fist Norwalk improvement
Association. The association's direc-
tors are holding a business session this'
fillet-noon at the home of Miss Louisa»
Burning. on East avenue, and the roan-l
”in meeting of the association is being
held this afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Harry Rider. on East avauue.,
lmendments to the new constitution:
and the election of a new treasurer are.
two of the important matters receiving
consideration. -
The degree team of Court l-Jdmonde1
do Amicis. Foresters of America ,held
an important meeting last evening ini
the rear 01 Charles Oddo a barber abopJ
in the Hefner block. Final returns;
from the Thanksgiving dance and box :.
trihutious of the East Avenue Iii. E.
George Pilss, rated 80, last evening‘
defeated Charles Wicks, rated 85. in
“interesting and hotly contested pool
game. played in Kaiser's Benedict
Farms pool and billiard parlor. Mr.
Wicks made 5- scratches. while Mr.
Files made 10. The complete score
follows:
C. Wicks. 6. Files.
4 7
11 15
15 25
25 29 E
30 .19 i
83 iii 1
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to 75 g
62 so ;
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3 Oil AYTON :
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Charles C. Bowman, Harry S. Bryann,
Frank Theall, Wiilkm Pinkney and:
Job Mckwood have hauled their boats':
out for the winter.
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Lewis Waterbury's motor boat Hat-t
l
all}: scam noawanxnvilzutno'snmmm.
TUESDAY, DEC. 1, 1914
Lw‘
Exact Size of Book (7 1: 91/3 Inches)
This cut gives but a faint idea of the beautiful cloth
bin/ling and colored inlay. ‘Xearly 501) pages. 64 full-
pnge hull-tone illustrations. Map in colors.
You Must See this Book to Appreciate it
anminc This Book a: Our Ofiicc. ’
llo Lulu. which sank recently, has been l.
beached back of Reliance Hook and
Ladder Company quarters.
Mia Gladys Hills. of Highland ave-IT
nus. has gone to Brooklyn. where shel
will spend the winter with Mrs. Johni
Feller. who has a summer home here. ,
The ruins of the Elmer E. Case.
house, on Rowayton avenue. rscsntlyl
MM
Book.
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We have distributed a large number of these books to the
readers of the Sentinel in fact we have put out so many we
believe it will not be advisable to order another shipment.
Up to the time. we have required six Coupons, but to allo 1/
. those who have been saving the coupons and expecting to
get this book we will. as long as the present lot lasts dis-
tribute this book for only
One Coupon and Sixty-nine cents.
We estimate the the opportunity of
getting this beOk at this offer will
last only until about December 10th
The Book will Make a Desirable
Christmas Gift.
attending physician is Dr. Richard l... rat's! “In“ ll.“ Ellie “at"! tht’ely identified Car- .
roll. but did not know his companion.
Tn": OTITEO . ”rho two wars than walking towards
N Hal-tron!
“I “flnl'isi aw in Carroll in Boringileidt
Front information in. the possession
Bahamian.
_ m-
A'notlier of them “1lele blatant
destroled the mat of a ruddcntial
building on unwell avenue. balm
Dorian und- Nomton might/I. oujli l "mm“ tram run he” ‘, '
.of the Rovayitnn Hon. Company This, 1-
, Lowell House.
:give his notable reading of Poe's “ita- .
destroyed by lire. are being cleaned ullt Sunday moi 11111;. and prompt action
by t {011:8 of workmen. and it is pro on the part of Odom Dance or ml:
:50st to put the shore front in good: NW“ and U"! will!!!” “'0"? ‘b'lhl'
condition gdcstroyod. The bound. 1;. I'll) slant.-
name uftulr. which had tormerly been
occupied by an ltalion remit. is own.—
TOanht “ION kl“ be an important ed by Andrgy ’31an, of aplg ave-
meeting or the committee on the ore: line. Therm-e cémpmv ot’ Dal-ion er
tor supper and the. Ladies’ Auxiliaryi‘mlwl"Md 0“ “W”. .
mating was scheduled for last even ,
ing. but due to an error, was announc-i
ed for tonight. 1
_.. NEW
David illspbaru, of Tokenelle, u ill "
give a recital in._Wloolsey Hall. New
Haven, Wednesday evening. December
3th. The recital Nil“ be under the m. u. ,
auspices of. the Yale School‘of Mu-
sic, and will be for the benefit of
lir. 'Bltp'llnm will Miss Hazel Bengal will entertain
the ll. ll. Sowing (tub this evening.
no" at this recital. in this solos/J
lion he reaches the height of dramatic
expression.» He will be accompanied
by Woodwff lingers.
Gcorge Housman of East Maple
street has purchased a Buick.
Elmo: Webb is hitting a largo ad-
,ditiou built to his barn on Forest St.
mother {01- novoral days.
,1
a» l
' 1 The Carnation Club will give a
p _ ’masqusrudo ball, in the ToWn Hall on
ARIEN ..
m 1 ...
)» ‘ ‘ ; Lewis F (irlohcl returned to Jet~
AND 3 say City. Saturday. altar visiting his
I .
é
, William E. Smith or Hort street
Ju'ili spend the month in South Nor-
\:, . walk. when: he will be employed
J ’1'. Giiroy has mm“ to More Felix Ferraro was awarded judge
walk lment against Gem-go Hoffman for a
“bill amounting to 840. Saturday.
nmioimem was mine It "NJ its “new my Carroll and his oom-
muhmwmmflstm SMNQ
About a natal“! Carroll's s'econdro- mien have m. to!!!“ a
lease iron the Litehiield county 1:11.10“... Massachusetts c1111... .3 well I:
III. {labs saw a than mine throush of towns in my York State. close to
iéia Thwlndow and. thinkiax he was the Connecticut border. have been noti-
anrn e telephoned lir. rs. Snow M and are W a m", watch.
and asked her it she had seen any- but “an" Mr. Middlebroolts mg,
thing of. Carroll. She replied that one that “fly in the day he had been led
had not.
to believe that Carroll had crossed
in Pleasant Valley taturday. over into "Wm“; The shar-
in! smut Mlddlebrmhii, he is inclined
Man. The police ol- that city. and ot »,
Xmas Renditances
for use
Old Country
tilting 1:11.111" iiiijii
ermine-1111' Truurm.
. ‘J'. M. Layton '81 (30., Inc.
was ESTATE no RENTS.
5 Railroad Ave. fl 8011111 Namath.
1.!
1
l
”-mfiw v- .— . ....n.
1 At the tinted his second release ii! did not ‘1" the reason for hisl
. train the Litchdeld Jail Carroll. at Mr. ballot l1 owner. but intimated m“ “i-
:C'aso's request.1 was sent to Hartford,
so as to get him out of the county,
Mr. Cue “Wain: a tour that he
lwould do him loam. Carroll having
dude lever“ limbs» 0‘ mill“ 8".“ i mm” m WAVE COLORADO
Since that time all traces of Cumin, WASHINGTON. Dec. 1. ~-1>reslceivit
as far as Barlhsmated is concerned. Wilson will withdraw federal troops
was lost until abouts o'clock Saturday “‘0‘” m" (““3“ “7"“ ""9 “5
:soon as he receixeo omcial word from
night when. With ‘ companion some Governor Ammona that the, state is
expected Carroll would be found in!
it not durinl the night.
Vim tllll‘ “133'“ h‘ V“ 39°“ on ready to resume control. The P1 es-l
the Pleasant Valley road walking to- ident reiterated todpy that the com-
wards Barkhamatod A farmer in mission named bv him Sunday would
, Pleasant Valley, tor whom Carroll had Ems “fig“:ag" 330‘st3‘ wpfifgz
worked. made the identification. and laid k; m settlinc differences which
men positiveln it that when hew‘snt misfit “-130 in me future.
home be remarked to his wife, that; , Seth Law and the other members
Carroll w“ in town “a trouble of the commission are expected 1:
W... 111-111- 5...... c c. was trusatssrhsszsnr"
brooks. who obtained this iniormation,i
t
sh”;
declined to give out the name of his TAKES POISON WHEEN SWEET.
informant and it is understood that HEART DlEs 1N AN AU‘I‘O
this man requested that his name. be , ACCIDEN'l’
kept quiet until after Carroll is ap- DECATUR. 111.. Dec. l—Déspondout
prehended also through 8 sense 01' over the death of her sweetheart.
“5”- . Frank Summers. who was killed when
it is also understood. although this his automobile overturned, last night.
The New Science
swims!!! and the! within a few Ill-van! oarmmou or culnornaom
Chiropractic is the densities or in:
Hana. of the «edits and the art or
. the unis. Disease is can
ed by a much. twist or span is
the back. Even it done in childhood
it states pinched nerves and pain in
later iii. in the dillcront organs ans
iiinlllo.
, Chiropractors remove the cause 9'1
disease and min. health: to restore:
ammonium the nerve
tune in your body. Male troubles1
lurch apocill emotion; also earn}
turn or the spins. You will never rei
goth-m living the (laminates 5 mon‘
was treatments 31m also. -
'1‘. “Francis. D. C-
Graduate from Pannier school. the
discoverer \‘
news angel).
3 North on. st, South NM.‘
1
DR.\I'.I‘S.- '
st wmhoton at. In. Nomik. Cello *
W. E. Gill‘ord is having 11 new rosi-
dence built on the Tokeneke road.
information was not given out by Miss lira Scott. a prominent young;
“I? 'EPWN“ mm “W “W “ 'snoric mddlebrookvv that the farmer woman or Clinton. 111.; commmel uni-
1mwmmm
belated picnic in the lecture room
of the \I E. Church this evening
hing.
social were made. and proved most “bl The (ii-st stol'y walls of the new
Memory Following the election Of firehouse are up. and the building
officers and the transaction of routineéquickty assuming shape.
business a social hour was enjoyed:
dud refreshments served. The lotion;-
“sfgacienrimkem. igifiih‘ltmzhere they saw the’Army-
Past Chiet Ranger—Joseph Maior-‘
sno. J
Chief Ranger—Charles Oddo.
Subflhief Ranger-Joseph Orioles.
Senior Woodward—ill. Galbo.
Junior Woodward—«G. Bretta
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Dcwitt Merritt and Roger Potter
returned to Philadelphia. today. at-
tcr s. weekend vacation with their
parents.
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Mr. and Mrs. George Bear-so of
jhlaple avenue spent. Saturday in Phil-
Mr. and Mrs Robert Simon at
lLocust avenue entertained their
daughter. from New Rochelle. Sat-
urdny and Sunday.
Dr. Carlos Martyn returned on Set-
urday from an out-ot-town Thanks~
giving visit. and conducted services at
lme Presbyterian Church as usual.
§ Alterations have been made at the ~puma. your") oer new
Central Garage on Centre street. 1 1 YORK CY OTEAMER
The Sunday school of the East Ave-l1“ 1. ill k u. bun.“ rm,-
“ ° " m“ ° ° “5 '"‘ m roux. Dec. 1.-a mine with
11qu El. Church isau active and pros er and mono convenient during the
poring organisation. This was the "MB?- flW triggers “mm from R» t!
afloat six miles west of Fire island
gist of the reports and interesting
In: 31.3. Long. kinder-partner at.
facts presented 1‘“ evening at the Center school. has returned from a ”In" mm‘ to Captain mum“
regular monthly business meeting or visit In Phlhdolplrla. School reopenedlm steamship m ll
the Sunday School mm of the in Dari-n schools yesterday arter‘h'om London. Captain Davis said that.
dutch. After the regular routine Mobil,” nut-um: holiday f11110 passed themino minoabont 10 o'clock.
nuaoithsboardmdnhhedtho lthismornins. Vb“. Mi lb" was.
Ans-sting of the clam chowder 'bonnd in. .
when informally discussed Chrisb auppot committee. which has charge
m work. Ayn-om “a iambic! the Brotherhood' s supper which is “I. W “M u” III. h I“ ”
1“me hm“ mtohminmchnrohmmsthil headriitlluintlufllh‘flm
evening. he“ amt-tat the home
mini-season. Thompson-MG "up“mm ”summation-sols
dmflme-itbd: ,, MAJ—F. an,
mMqumW-l or out.
anus-
talked with Carroll tor a minute and cide today by taking poison. Som-
that Carroll said something about so. more was hurrying to keep a theatre
in: over to Barkhamated to set even. engagement with Miss Scott when he
0" “MW “TWO.- ‘ met with the accident.
1; The description given or the two, ‘
men by the farmer tallies eiactly with;
that given by tits clerk. William (3:le
of the two men he saw on the Bar:-
hainstsd bridge when he was 301ml
home from the store on Saturday;
evening. in tact. (lawlts description?»
was so exact of Carroll that Carroll: _
Ropings and
was suspected long before the out wreaths
cials had positive proof that he was
in the Vicinity. When seen by COIL; for all purposes can now he purcb-
the shorter m 0‘» m9 "01 ““1"“ used in South Nativalk. We hate in-V
to h." been, ‘3".me My“ thbtlstailed new mohinery (or their man-
headrothat hits co so no
re. l dealers no I-donger
noon anddld ionising 111:, Jenni. m“ W
31...
Emmi! denim ‘ under his town. Patmnins horns industry. Sat-
M The this man “I” but?” on Ilaiaotion absolutely 3.115.191.1511. Pri-
In the rad to!“ ill? 0M0 ”0N ices moderate.
O
1 urn—nan
‘ 100 Rhinitis ',Tablets one half
oun BEGULAli emcee
100 Csscara Sag. Tablets, 2, 3
or 5 ; .... .......... ..
loo Bland’s Iron Pills . . . . . . lot:
100 Migraine Tablets . . - . . . 256
100 Compound Catharine Pills 25c
100 Aspirin Tablets - - - - - - .
strength .
JAMEE PARKER, "91'.
Prescription Sp‘clllist'a.
CLERK8.
Mr. flood and Miss Sonar Requested
to Remain lo 'i'itolr Pisces. _
Executive Clerk Frank 1D. flood and
Miss Minnie A. Senor; Monogram.
‘ have been asked to retain their laces
Im Mon “'0' tidniswswavmut need have this work done out of it
in the executive once at the Capitol
by Governoneisct Marcus H Holcomb
Mr; flood; who has been ‘c’onnected
with the executive department since
his appointment.” Governor Charles
"am up" with titanium. for it
was at that time that the buildint
j... .2. .
,1 TheReed&Volk
seventies, i-iOLBOMB To RETAIN
J iii the 1'an
Edndrswa in 1879. has virtually;
up an occupied. hemmed
mandati- martian and ills
,WW WM sun-3w war
East Norwalk Ct.
Dorlon House
(m Iodine!!!)
nor nonwaut
Short: Dinners and All Kinds
of Sea Food Cooked
1 to Order.
".1 John E. O’Stillivan.
Prop.
TELEPHONE» can. no
' sages:
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YORK AND TO kill. POINTS lN
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Through our service to all important
mm: points. making connections
with daily mom I" to the follow.
lbronchus: Cln'cl Chicago. Den-
.ivar (Minimum. Kansas City. Louis-
ville Little Rock. Oklahoma City.Bt.
Louis and Salt Lake City.
boat leaves Pier 2,7 East», River, New
York (foot or slums St). every
day accept Sunday at 11 p.111. l‘rei‘ght.
”received unanimous p.111. and
sclMSDiltll Nonalktm ms: 809.111.
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Annlnp J. Smith, Lenses.
1 George? Posts. General Agent.
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Electrical Co.
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