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WEDNESDAY, DEC. 2, 1914 '
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The pool and lunch room formerly
“Bink” Reynolds in the old
OoIoiII building on the Benedict
firms Bridge has been closed
Tonight at Helpers Benedict Farms
pool and billiaderoom. an interesting
3°01 38mg will beg’played between
Harry Waterbury and .f. Petty. Con-
Oiderable interest is being shown in
the game.
A meeting of the directors of the
_ East Norwalk Improvement Associa-
i “on was held yesterday afternoon at
' the home at Miss Louise liussing, on
vAEitsTUNORWAtK
NEWS
gle members of the Mayflower Hook;
and Ladder Company. Again did they; ‘
capture the honors. last evening. from;
their married friends in the third sit?
tin; of the pinochie tournament in the!
quarters on Van Zant street. The sin-g
gle men were the victors with four.
games to the good. At the first siillilgI
the single men also captured four.
games, and last week broke even with. .
the married players. The married men .
have expressed their determination to;
break the spell and win at the next
sitting, and the next and the next. The,
complete scores and the players fol-I
lows:
Bast avenue, " Single Men. I
’ W. L.
The freighter "Marion.” of the Nor- E. Valentine and A. Day ......... l 5
Wk Steamboat Company did not ar- c. Keene and J. Webb ....... 5...; t‘
rive In the local harbor until late this C. A, Brown and, J, Wolf ......... i 2»
aorn‘ing. having been detained in 119' E. Kosmeslii 3nd J."Ol‘lerenshaw. .i 2
dill in New York city because of the .\.. Naphey and M. Roberts ...... i 2
unusually he“? f°g~ M. Waldron and‘li. Day. .. ..... ..2 4
M W. Waldron and C. Ferris ........ 4 z
The article in Tile Sentinel last A. Brown and s. 5.0,“. __________ 4 Z Exact Size of Book (7x 9}, inches)
evening concerning a proposed munici- R. Blydenberg and H. 0"“.de .3 3.
W'Wam system for the East Side (2. Fielding and c. Marshall ...... 1 5 .
Illa aroused considerable interest and _ _,_“ ‘ . r
filiingrobpvo 51102:? 3:038:55 discussed at Tom ' """"" .' """"""" 32 2" This cut gives but a faint idea of the beautiful cloth
' ' Total for three nights ‘3' 8; binding and colored inlay. Nearly goo pages. 64. full-
........... i ' , a -
The Prophecy Class or the East Married Men. ; page halivtone illustrations. Map in colors.
Norwalk Advent Christian Church met W. .1... _ ‘ . 1 , .
:zat ;;eni;g :11 Itrhe lIIiIoine 0:711:13. pa; 3, Curr and CAWeeks ..... f ,. .-i i ii You b88838 See this BOOk l0 Appfecmle It
r' V eepg 9“ ,av tIWIIlflblI '8 F. Keene. x.. .2 l - - ' I
one Symbols of tlls’Babyiouiisi’ Em- "8'.“ Pehoyer gégglohnson...8. ...3_ 3 . . EXEmm: This Bock at 0|”, Office-
litre were interestingly discussed our. W- Wicks: and F Jones .......... 4 3 2 5 ; g . , ~. ll .
f"! "19 mm“ B Edmond and R. Morrison ...... 2 ' i‘ ‘ ~’ ‘ "
_' ’ I“: Holly and “E. Brunda ........ 3
This evening the str‘e'ele of' mu C. Thompson “an 13:83.8... .2
Norwalk will by demo}: juice lu-
Iiiahed by the new municipal station
on Bvalew Place. The Séaview ”on
line station will not completely close
J. H. ‘Ruiidio and E. "Buckley. " " .4
" ovm Hall true afternoon. Fiona-l
A' Farmi‘nd 8" “film“ """" H 5 gen. who way: driving ti commercial {Baa
E. L. Edmondsitndzr‘. Buckltolz.. 8.; ll auto. truck ran into a horse drawn I .
‘1'“ ll’ut'K belonging to Sigismund Mal-I
lo: some time but will furnish power TOW. III .... I I .28 '32 son. or this icon, on the Post rm,
Ior‘ItIhe cIoI'mmIer'clIlI lighting system. . . " "“' " .' ' "If“, IIL Nov 17. . .
. '1‘ I I tun ..
Thai'V‘Emmldcodamal'doadodnwithv at m an“ nmm:;'§;”:’?” 8987?. “m I 1“ Tdmll'MHP'WMV “*3 . v. r
' ‘ W Eat 96m slim have Hose.
2.. largeiconaignmtfiof lumber: was: .
utility sitemdon wad'tom'lro‘m the
lower harbor to fine anthem} o1 , tIhI.
Hubbeil, mull: Indie Coinpa'iivmoo
“In, byllledug' 'Addle V the See-
and."
‘Mr and Mrs Frank E. Parsons, of
C5 Winfield street. observed the for
'tietli ah‘niversary of their marriage
ifitqmy. November 28. at the home
1!! their daughter. Mrs Erancis M.
(lhIrier, in Ellington. Besides gittI
«it [lowers they received a beautifully
decorated “bride's loaf" ands purse
I! Illver.
47' The regular monthly business meet-
lng of the Epworth league of the
hat avenue M. E. Church was held
hot evening at the home or Mrs. A ,
IAN. Paddock. oi Sesview avenue. Fol-
8 flowing" the transaction of regular bus-
. neon ‘a delightful social time was en-
a
bred. Games and refreshments were
hut-eating features of the evening'sI
program The meeting was weu It-.
{ended ‘
in the New York Tribune, this
homing. the greater part of one page
5 devoted to Michael Monahan. the
noted critic *and authoruand his time-
. Ty and decidedly interesting views on
Wilmanism." , ,A large and handsome
bioture of'Ilir. Moohan is a featured!
Ina article. Mr Monahan is well-
known on the East Side, he and his
bully residing on Myrtle street. A
I’magazine of individuality." The
Phoenix.’ ‘ is ably published by Mr.
Monahan from this city. The Phoenix
II a magazine of genuine worth. .md
to: attracted the attention or all lov~
gems ol good literature
A horse attached to a delivery wag-
. on owned by the Grand Union Tea
Wham. ye'sterday afternooil fumish- or Mr. and Mrs. John H Plander, of my Light on Smqurd avenue for idle. and reports showing an luau-e
in] considerable excitement on the
Inlet Side, when it raced in thrilling
” m’away fashion trom First street;
‘ «lilltway across the temporary bridge.
The horse had heen tied to a post
near the corner of First and Cove
duets, when children playing hearhy' l
tightened It. When rounding the;
corner of Seavlew avenue the wagon
thrashed into Mrs. R‘. Marvin’s auto-i
nubile. disabling one o! the roar
f wheels. None of the occupantl otI the:
J Indochina was injured. The hunt cone;
. Iced dovm Seaview avenue at bile-km
m speed, arid was stopped by some
av the workmen oil the new WWW!
m street job. LuCIItiIly the hot-Isl
III: nothing but Mrs. Mdrvip'n IW‘
' Several times. however. it
7 «do IverI,‘ cloud to running down pe-
The horse toilet-ea. I tow
6‘s i‘n-vi’: Hull dual
8" . .
Ilnboke'n. where {he will spend the
IwIlnterI with mucus - m," .. 'i
0——
i
uslg‘u‘s. illicit“ and co-
tutti“ claim on
Started tin-try 1.41.
M
7 . .i new sign. respiudout In gold'
and block, gloom: Iron: tIhe root 0!
.‘tlte Tookor House porch.
' . 1
MW} l The. Methodist Episcopul Brothtim-g
hood tout: its chowder supper in he . _ ;,
M" Jenn” Shem“ “t Pen“ ”"3“ Church pdrlors yesterday from o Ito
. . ' Th. regular monthly meeting of the
street. still continues quiteill. 3 p m , . 9
-—-:-—-——— East glorwalk Improvement Antioch-I
Frank Thoall. who has. been ill with
the grip. has resumed his dutieI. in"h COMNEWWN Church “m “‘9“ Harry Rider, walnut Ivonne. rm;
, . . .9: the home at Mr. ClareIN-‘S Clock. .91"; W“, 1st; and thou uh:
Min Flint, oi'Rowayton avenueslsfirhundfi' a" 3 p.‘ m‘: ‘f ' _ 3.er W 908 mductivo to bright-
spendingp low days in NewIYork 'LThe subject ot. the.. meeting ‘0! on the atmosphere. yet tun-9m .
city, flailing relatives. . lthe Tru‘el Cw". Which "10} ”Why great deal 19 mile the mud; glad;
night 118 the home 0‘ ”I. and M" ‘0 be 8889'0, no MI ""8 “a friend' 2
Mrs H. w Cole oi itoway'ton ave-1" P Williams. was Palestine. m3 In“ lined mm to 1.0!“
one. is visiting her daughter, Mrs.‘ l ' Internal. “9 hm, ”m the reports
Henry Leach. In Brooklyn from the'varlou'a committees wereox-
cellent. ‘“ .
‘ l The public service committee has
. piIced signs at the corner of Vim
1;! Zant street and Osborne avenue.
which bill a great. need “
f The park committee and a Commit-
Itee of honorary members have been:
cooperating with the district com- ‘
missioners and have made great pros-'
rose in fixing the trlaiigle park
J. R. Buchanan and family closed
their residence at Tokeneke and rein
turned to New York. yesterday for the '
winter. '
Mr. and William” Gishurn and.
daughter Lillian. of Brooklyn. have‘
been visiting Captain end Mrs John;
H, Plander.Iot Crockett street
l3. 8., Dawlesa spent Monday in
WWI“! ‘SWIQ She med IO M "I OWIM- ‘9 9" our. Tllyou will not effect the‘ lease 3‘ '8
The Ladies' MlIIionar-x Society 0! lion w“ hold .t tap home of mi:
OncCoupon and 69¢
Secures this Most Interesting
Book.
We have distributed a . large number of these books to the -
readers of the Sentinel. in fact we have put out so many we
behave it will not be advisable to order another shipment.
Up to the time. we have required six Coupons, but to allow
to 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 opportunity of
getting this book at this offer will
. last only Itmtil about December 10th. ,
The Bock Will Make a Desirable
Chthtmds Gift
. :;4.€‘-£\~\I ‘té‘ntnii‘ .w ELL-35;. -
our hearts with profound sadness. pm;
tlcularly where we remember howl
often her services were rendered un-Il‘llxvll..w9lidglfl pi in?“ Briggeport-
oer great physical weakness. Willemm m'""‘l‘° “"‘P‘my- 9““ “Eat
wuumomvizu. COMPANI.
. Owing to the death. of George G
aill be rejo‘i‘g‘anlxed. The 'death of
ill!” “I“ 911.8 mllht 'dlflfl‘u‘fl uhergthut the company holds on Bteepl‘a f .
gondola; §9 ltI thmgor9 . . . vlohup island. It Infinprgbafllleh tthgma
0 C I‘ (‘ ° .
Resolved. out. iii-otter lowdown unfildfifialgghfim :Ifiicangd «III duo,- II
‘meat of her loyalty to and faithful” MOT m M? B‘Ilyou" Med, .. .
'i‘parrormanco o! the obligation; pan . ALL. ”II-.1 , . _ .-
idoln‘gtoherolicabydulyuutmdim. _ 3 ~ . ,I ,9...» ":
the Irocdrdsogthihusooiation.anda- ‘ f - - '
;..9t!0y' ol the Ionic be forwarded to her . ,9 9, ,. _
family together with IsInra‘iiéeI oi' Ixmas Remittances. . :2
f . (for the ’ 8‘
our Writ: commensurate with her
.. {Oldfiountry
”did“ I: wife and mother as well or
blend and ctr-Worker with on
. :3 -'3 y... _ "I,
winph start, your: plums,
STEAMSHIP TICKETS.
. . . .3981! M RUSSELL.
.. 1 Corresponding iiecretary=I .
15!. nylon & 60.. Inc.
REA}: MATE AND RENTS
IUIUIBIK I! 880888
5 animal Iva. Bbuth Nor-om. '
‘ A COX,
East Norwlk Ct
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088 908808 088.!!!
We animated that the number of
War Books wo-ha‘ve on hand would be ’
dlltflbuwd within ten days after mak-
’ ' ' ’ r o r .
in; this One Coupon and flair mine i " ‘ ' ‘ .‘ ‘ Shore DmncrsIand All Kinds
cent: otter. Many have already tak- . ‘ “tam M Cooked
on advatago or this special opportuu- ‘ « ' ' ~ , _ 'i - ~
ily, and the Indications are on. the to Order.
8 The New some
boo It: will be distributed in I much " ‘ ~« 9
“We" “m' datum-inn or samurai-term JOhll. 88- 0 Sanka“.
The book will make a very Ichepta g the ‘mmoniof the , Prop
bio Christmas gift. and it II advIéable
that any who wish the book take Id-
Ijvantage Immediately to avoid disap-
fll'a 0‘ the “M .m “1° ‘3 °‘ TELEPHoNsp out. 720.
- . ' l:.'.; .— ' u‘ —
John Flint."of Rowayton avenue, has
'Now Haven on business
. _ * l in“ school Gown” 3,“ distrih- rudiment. We will not have another
w
returned to his: home from G‘eneso.
New York’where'he testified in the
Henry siegel Case. , l
Clinton Benedict at“: New Haven
spent ‘the holiday in town.
Augustus Bulkely has returned
'troni u \islt with relatives in Merl-
Georgo W Gerod and iainily. who den
have been boarding at Charles Harris
tanllly in Highland avenue have re-
turned to Brooklyn. They expected to
remain here all winter but the Europ-
can war upset their plans. I The monthly meeting of the New
lCanuan‘ tire department will..be held
“,8. J. Nwmblll‘g and 50m Born. on next Thursday evening. . , -
hard, all Orange; V. J., who are ,to -Fred White or ”magma” visited!
OocIilpIy the house' of Stanton Hart. at his sister. Mrs. Arthur E. Sammie
the corner or Rowayton avenue and Park street, recently.
Crockett street, are staying until the:
completion of the house at the home
I Daniel smell and party of friends
from Bridgeport. visited with friends
,in town. Sunday. :
.__.
Miss Helen Leslie of New York has
been the guest of Mr. and “vs. Red
Crockett street. sev‘ erul days. . i
.l John Rider and family moved out
of town. Monday. after residing in.
'the Reinhardt building on Railroad!
Invenue for a iew months '
, Mr. and Mrs. William Flandrau and.
family of New Rochelle were guests 1
or Mr. and Jim. Robert Simon. Lo- 5
oust avenue, over the holidays.
The Misses Nyberg of Brooklyn.:
the Misses Webber 0‘ Newark, R. H.
Wagoner of Brooklyn and Edward
; Carroll 0! Orange. N ‘J. were guests
we: Anna. Williams hue moved Iin-i or Mr and Mrs. George H. IJellit over
to the Fred I’l‘ookii‘r house. . ‘ I. the week- end.
Mr. and Mrs. Quwkenbtish lett ycl- ATLANTA CLCB MAN Km
terdny for their lIio'mI‘e in New IYork r- ATMNTA’, (to... Dec. -2.——Jamea P
Ilor the am Galloway. a prominent young business
9v ltd ciubman was no; and W
The Coll“ opal mu?" A“ 30' allied here. filly today W: B. Cat
cietIy met yestefdu ,la the church M pruident " '
"- . . - ~ " f I. ..
uted 78 pieces of clothing during the
. _ past month, and is making great head-
‘wny.witii the Icirculihpii film?! Mr
Bundle has kindly given a window
and wall space to be mad for the
library. and a generous otter at books
has been made to the unociation
The entertainment committee is
f doing nn‘e worlt and the ban-r com-
mime reporter: solo and entertain-z
Intent to take ‘piace ll'rlday. Decemf'
her 11th. .
Great things are being done by the
dramatic committee and something
.‘Zgigantic is coming from that commit?
toe in January.
of members is evidence that the lad-8
busy lot.- .
Miss Denise Bttasing was elected
.Itreasurér oi the mociuion.
. Re'solutiona of regret and other sor-
.,row the passing .BW» or Mrs. Ila-,I
acceptedbytlt ' L ” ‘ ".
Ways Ind Ecummlttee In
planning a mum and in-
pendent work. as each one working
to iaithtully and licoriully point:
community all; th naed of which
more widen . '
‘ tiny. satin: hold
:oeee‘m' her moth-W ‘, ohmm‘
W the following .
)foimfit A
invoice, as the publisher demIndIi that
we take a very large quantity in order
to be able to distribute them It the
remarkably low price oi-l sixty-nine ,
mm. and We are confident that we
hare already “dolled nearly fill of
the dammit; . « i
HUNTING NR RAILROAD?! MIL-
LIONS.
DETROIT. Mich; Dec.
efforts to trace the disposition of
millions or dolars received by the
Pure Marquette Railroad. from the
sale of bonds were to be made today '
at the hearing here before. Commie-
sloner H. C. Hall, of the Interstate ~
Commerce Commission who is con-
} The membership committee ‘5 not ducting an investigation of the road‘s
financial condition.
Clarence S. Bykes. auditor for the _.
receiver: or the windmill thud tar has
lies of this branch of the work are 9 been the only witness heard. The re-
. cord- or the company were in an un- .
satisfactory condition. according to
Mr. Sykes. but he said a more care-
ful study develop the desired infer»
motion. . .. .
vvsstltNGTON. «Freight
rates on window glues _. om i'a' _
Ice in West Virginia to principal nutr-
he
midi o
brick from palm. I
belu'o destination
proved m luv
’2. ~F‘urther l
a;
8
l.
l
rapture remove the «m o!
”:‘m pain health iI_ restorers
mailing the nerve m
‘in your body. Remus trouble!
muattention: also curva-
of the mine. You will never to
giving the Chiropractor I donor
mic mull elm also.
T Francis. D. C
06 Wellington at. to. Norwdk. on...
Graduate: from Palmer School. the
dictator-r.
one
Ropmgs and
V Wreaths
for all purposes can now be purch-
stalled neIw machinery (or their man.
utocture. yogi]. dealers no longer
oeI model-am
need In Booth Not-walk. We have in-
need have this work done out -..oi
yIto‘wIn. Pat‘roInile home industry. Slit» . ._ .
. Istantion absolutely guaranteed. PEI-"7"”
FAST; FREIGHT Llfllz To NEW
YORK AND TO ALL. POINTB m
THE SOUTH. AND WEST. ,
Through car service to all important
interior points, mailing connections
with daily through car: to the follow .
in; points: Cincinnati. Chicago, Den-
columns. 1(3qu city, Louis-
ville Bititle Rock. Oklahoma City,8t.
Louis and Salt Lake City.
day except Sunday, at_3 p. m. Freight
received atzNorwalk up to 6 o. in. and
It South Norwailt up to 6: 30 p. in.
THE NOBWALK STEAMBOA‘T LIN_E_.
Aniline J. smith, Luau.
Gédm‘al’ .Foote. IG'onercLAgent.
.._& ;I_I'I
mung—”to...— ..
Electrical Co;
The Only Fully Equipped
eLec'r'nioAi. snop
In tth Town ~
, AUTO. aunties
, . liliiooo‘. 305-250 39. Main 8t.,
so. Nomikfinu-ie Hall BIloPk-
Freight
ihoat leaves Pier 27 East River, New
'Yorlt (toot o! Catherine st), every
3m teed &V01ki fl
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