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”EAST NORWALK
NEWS
The barge Red Star is being unload-
tons coal by Raymond Brothers'
Wilma t gr .
Lewis Reynolds, of Fall River,
”use, a onetime resident of the East
Side. is visiting friends here for a
few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ready, oi
Norwaik, have returned home from a
visit with Mr. and Mrs. Charles John-
uon. in Georgetown.
Harold Bundle, of Van Zant street,
who has been enjoying an interesting
trip to cities in the middle west, is
upected home tomorrow or Salut‘dfl
iiarry Farrington wishes The Sen-
‘Inei to state that he has not moved
tom Pleasant street to South Nor-
walll, and has no intention of so doing
Harry Anderson, of East Norwalk
.Jld Herbert Anderson. of Bridgeport,
visited their mother. Mrs. Hannah An-
‘ demon ill Georgetown, last week.
Nlr. and Mrs. Martin B. Grace. re-
cently married, have returned to their
home on East avenue after a pleasant
honeymoon trip to Washington. D. 0.,
and many other points of interest
3 Albert A. Geib was a visitor ll
Blackwell's island. yesterday, where
his son. Dr H. 3.. Cell). is performing
‘ hospital service. Mr. Gall) speaks in
the highest terms of the great New
york institution at that place.
'M. P. Dunn.
hr at" the East Side hardware store.
I: confined to his home on East Wash-
lngton street because or illness. A.
in. Griffin is attending to his duties in
he store.
I Last evening in Wilson‘s tobacco
‘ and pool room on Van Zant street, a
”hotly contested pool game was play-
md betweenlw. Taylor. rateddl). and A.
Bennett. rated 65. Taylor deieated Mr.
minute the score of 29-90. .
RIlyinondM’ood. of Osborne avenue.
is acting. as night clerk in charge of
the electric light station on Seaview
‘ avenue. Frederick Berggren. former
flight clerk. is working during the day
it the new municipal station on Bay-
flew Place.
the \vell-ltnow proprlo-j
This morning the mud guard or an‘
momohiie ownedahy New York par-
fies was badly damages when the
chiller, in backing up. crashed into the ‘
horse-watering tank at the corner or
wax-egos. Boulevard and East avenue.
The attentions of a garage repair-man
“were necessary.
The new municipal electric light sta-
i‘lionwon Bayview Place for" the first.
timet‘iast evening furnished juice for
the :East. Side's street lighting, Ev-
erything -proved‘ most satisfactorY.
and the“ otilcials in charge are pleased
with“: ‘tha splendid results obtained
fiflpon first trial. '
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The remarkable increase in the em-
T‘lciency of the street lighting of East
, Norwalk was noticeable last evening
3 3- when for the first time the new munic- :
final electric light station on Bayview.
mince furnished power for the streets.
‘ter E. Lamphear of aHrtford.
Thebrilliancy of the new lighting is.
flecldedly noticeable, and is meetingl
with much favor. There seems to be
no doubt about the success of East.
’Norwalll’s new plant. 3 3
‘il. Waterbury, rated 115, was defeat- i
lad last evening in Homer’s Benedict!
firms pool room by Clarence Pequiheld, with special services.
whose rating was 100. The score was 9 Supper will he served in the eve- terlntendent of parks of Kartrord. CL. i
,he the guests of friends
A large lumber shed is being built;
an of seleral hundred tons of bitum- on Water street for the Hatc-h
Bailey Lumber Company.
The regular monthly meeting
consideration
The election of officers for the fol-.
lowing year will be held tomorrow ev-f
ening when the Friendship Glass of
the East avenue church holds its reg-i.
ular business meeting. Other impor—l
tant matters will be considered. i,
The tournament game in Hefner’s.
Benedict Farm bridge pool and bli-i
liard parlor will be played tomorrow;
evening between David Nash. rated}
100 and Charles Keene, rated 100.
The game promises to be one well
worth witnessing.
Scores of East Side women
«omplaining ot‘ the crowds of men
who stand on the extremely narrow
sidewalk of the temporary bridge as
interested spectators of progress on 3‘
the new bridge The ladies find it 9.1
great intonlenience in many cases to
force a passageway through the
crowds and they hesitate to use the
road way because of the risk incur
rad.
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Work on the new house which Con-t
tractor Scott is building. in Cudlipp
street. is progressing rapidly
Miss Elsie Hawley and F R. Ranul ““1“” «the Mr
Harry Thompson have letters mvaitlnfledc‘nl’tls mm W- am
them at the Rowayton post oti‘lcc.
Mrs. George D. McKay and daugllz.
ter. who are at the home of Mrs. Me;-
Kay‘s sister. Mrs. Joseph Provost.
Stamford. are getting along nicely.
Mr. and Mrs. Nowell and children
have rented the house of John Sharer.
on Highland avenue. and have moved
into the house. Mr. Nowalt is con
nected with the Nash Engineering
Company. on the Wilson Point road.
and before coming to Norw‘alk lived
in Chicago.
.DARIEN
NORO’I‘ON .
was. y‘lu‘
L. «NAN-Hem“.
All addition is being built tollie
J'rullk Lane buildings at Noroton.
The Town Hall was connected with
the Norman Water Company‘s lines
yesterday.
Railroad ties are hing renewed at
several points on tll line between the
Glenbrook and Dorian stations.
"The Task That Lincoln Left" will
he the subject of a lecture by Vilni-
lll the
Congregational Church, Sunday a. m.
Miss lrene Austin, daughter of
Postmaster W. 1. Austin of Norman
Heights. has left for Mt. Kisco, to
_rveeks. .
The first‘ anniversary of the Noro-fl
ion Heights M. P. Church Will be
on Dec
100-109. The highest run of balls was “"15
made by Mr. Waterbury. who made 13 t
lCcmpany.
W >‘
At a meeting ofthe NorOton Fire-
the following members
Ir Petty and 10 scratches Were made lwere appointed a house committee
Mills. Seven scratches were made by
by Mr. Waterbury. The complete
More follows:
0. Petty H, Waterbury
1. to l
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2:. 22 " 19
i; 31 ‘ 33
' 4c ‘ -- 39
£2 47
54 .
67
‘ 69
A'\ .81,
5 88
John Bartoes. Walter Dugdnle. Wil-
liam Jordan. Andrew Jackson. Harold
‘_ Scribner and Willian Newman. Am-
ong the. social affairs is a dance on
Dec 22 A team from Greenwich is ‘
expected this evening for
match at the .1‘fll'6- house.
Twelve members have been prom-
ised to the net-immunization“ or No-
roton. the Campfire Girls. A meat--
lug was held at the. home 0‘ Mrs.
a. pool
Henry M. Wylie.,last night. but as .
the official papers trom headquart—
ers had. not yet been received no
definite business could be trans act-
ed.
, The Methodist surnames. unuw- I
lathe church was
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of
the Oificial Board of the East avenue:
M. E. Church will be held this even-I
ing. aitervthe mid week prayer meet K
lug. Many matters of interest await .
are}
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page hali‘tone illustrations. Map in colors.
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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 may we
believe it will not be advisable to order another shipment.
Up to the time. we have required six Coupons. but to allrr
to those who have béeu saving the coupons and expecting it)
get this book we will, as long as the plesent lot lasts (lit-
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 until about December 10th.
The Bookwill Make a Desirable
Christmas Gift.
M.~-v.~ir
over to itVtctrulp. contort. Many prai-
,ses were heaped upon the committee .,
it'ol the pleasant .aitlaitj. Benjamin.
Raymond. urge Kemp, ’Vl'llllul
lGavnor. piitllltt‘tn Stafford 'nnd Daltd
{Mather were the oornmitloa. v.
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Starts on ’l‘ltiriygllrd Your ln Silt-re.- =
M of thafitntc’s 9H9.
A‘ . Richard J. Dwinr. deputy. scored
.3 will it nary of the ltatqyior alarms ”mg."
s‘fifip‘lmmp an employemot Matgdepnnmant oil
mm the stale. udmtnlftnptlon. for thirttgf
appdnl
. i find lailv ’i‘h receipts ”'0 N3". h” '0
animals»: To 3 05‘?" H’xctgy credit 9‘91""? 5“"93'3' {’3}? “”93 Burnett.
able figure. and this will cngch the SMI‘Etm-(Jeci. illl-‘_ Bur‘nes was at the;
. mum of the secretary yesterday and
Brotherhood figfllur) substantially one of ,the first things which he di d
After a lehgthyfhcarlns
tied and! mm on tits bcnc
w.
The clam a on
u Thomas to re‘taln the office whg‘l; he has so
long and so capably m
Flanagan. u. trucklnan of Bridgeport _
lwu do 85 and costs on the. charge Mr. Dwyer has seen many. users
of red ass driving which came out tnries come and go. and it. has (client
or his machine hitting the wagon of ”lo himllo preserve the balance of the
Zlgmluna Mason at the entrance to odlce under all conditional-spa to see
'roxo‘neke on November 17 The de- erorhled mrreotlythe con-tenth in-
‘fendant entered a plea of not guilty creasinx volume at work; He has seen
‘ th to in the stale secretary's of-
land Grand Juror William \Vllmont. . it roe»
lwho prosecuted. put on several wit lice grow from filtrate to thirtll. and
RIC]! film .1. ”W; 13211 RheAl’I’OlV ;A
TED-once“.
with rug. while there was in mm Mr. Dwyer.‘ ..
‘a chance to save as well as spend:
8EAL CHANCE F08 CHRIST-l ‘THlsr—AND FIVE‘CENTSl
MAS SHOPPERE g DONT MISS THIS. Cut Outrllilfl
:‘fi offered by William P. Beers" 0111‘ Slip, euclosei’tive cents to Foley £1. CO.
to“! stationsr. in bi! closing out gale Chicago“ in" writing your name fllld
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at the downtown store. which begins address clearly. You will receive in 3 '
this Bfllrdly andwcontinm for the return a free trial package containing
thumb «the entire stock is to he spilt: ”Foley 3 Honey and Tar Compound: 10"
list! the “0'“; closed mm, tenabling coughs. colds and croup. Foley Kidney :
Mr. Beers to give his entire attention Pills, and Foley .Clthfll'llc Tablets.
to ills uptown store. which is to no. sale in your town by all dmsstst
entirely remodeled after the Holiday
rush. ;
in disposing of his entire , stock
downtown he gives our good citizens:
8n
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Xmas Remittances
for the
f Old—Country
wwmfiran LINE mums,
money this Christmas.
With each purchase of ten cents a
coupon is given.- and he has offered ex-
cellent prizes to the boy”? and girl ob-l '
tainlng the most oi these coupons l
A most cordial invitation is extend l
COX - _
East Norwalk, Ct.
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nesses in support (it the sin e' 3 claim
Flanagan denied that ho was drillm;
has risen to be chief phtnisdmpor- ’ed to visit Whether you buy or not.
:tant branch c! ”1? state' g business by L ‘ M ‘
his own efforts- t mum. comm “streamer.
STEAMSHIP cream-s.
~ recklessly at the time of the flcci-
-lwilh an exultant air of
mi said that it was just a cnsc . The deputy :5 born in North
Sgnhlfd Judgement in attempting to hampton. Mass in 1850 and entered
pulls the wagon. lie paid the line. the. since at the secretary of the tint!
......... ‘ in 18?8. He. was umfhiltcnfidfitgm‘
'lt has been in by ”.039 who secretary by Colonel M ti Sr on
ought to kuuw’nthat Ed Palrclllld er! in 1909 With the excretion 0t
esteemnd janitor ot the Town Hall has William H Pond o! the‘ school fund
his hands full in keeping the lluiltl- omce, Ml‘ Dwyer l8 the (claw bfiic
log in good shape and that he “in it“ in Whit 0' @er8. kl the Capitol
kept busy especially in pumping wu- He is E member of St. Joseph's
ter to meet the enormous demand lhurch Charter Oak Counclrltntahtt
that is made for drinking The thirst. N Columbus. mum béfifi m sworn!
in heavy and many an hum daily is {Sire a director-d so mm. Hosnt- '
9 ant h Ed. in working the pump. .
.hPo Blot”: dark clouds umrcallng work i Regarding 0m“. appointments. "if
l‘m them will hover around Ed‘s; face. gBUI‘nea said that. he had not \e‘i
freedom. made any decision and in fact. was
gone forever not‘awnre‘ how far he might go in
it is concerned removing emulsified under the civil
service rules There are three em-
ployees of th office or the .secrstaryl
ot' the state who were: appointed by
”‘0 fetlrllh sect-tellers. and j‘wiloee .
offices are more or less in ii) '. nature
.ni political plums. The appointments:
were made for political reasons. and
.wmr The pump has
so far as the Town Ha
.1” shed its last tear yesterday and
“Ed was at the helm. He never fully
trealized how dear that piece or iron
was to him and his last eflort was
;f_ull of palms. He worked so hard
that observers declare that he, “as
iovercome and broke dowm just as
lthc pump was pulled out. In its stead .
modem plumbing has been placed make changes there. The «allied clerkl
did a “twist or the wrist" brings or the automobile department. Mai;
torth the refreshing aqua pura Cohen. is Secretary Phillips; nominal.
‘ ...______._____......_. manager. The chief clerk or corp0l
CIVIC PLAN CONVENTION. aiions. Thomas B Meyers. was ap—
wasnmarrom Dec. div—Election pointed because of the services his
of oillcers. presentation of reports fYRllml‘ had rendered to the democra-‘
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for mo 'and a symposium of views on civic t” ”WY “1‘“ J “mam“ “mm“ ‘ she and improved considerably. and
planning were on today’s program of or clerk, was appointed because of
the annual convention of the Amerl-l political work he had done for See-
can Civic Association. imsesslon here. :l'etarv Phillips in Bridgeport.
‘Addrssses on civic planning were!
loaded for by George A. Parker. suv- in“ WATEBMAF BANKS AS MAJ-f
OR NOW.
iAltred A. Clas. of Milwaukee. Wlsll Orders from the office of the ad-
lcounty park commission; Arnold Wu lutant general announce the ”0mm
Brunner of New Y roll; Thomas Ad- ltion of Capt Paul Waterman. Medl- i
ams. of Ottawa. of the. Conservation 'cul com... (2‘ N G.. to the. rank of
Commission or Canada. and George: maior Major Waterman Hume“! as
8‘ Ford of New ka l'mnklhz medical officer of the First
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reamed several weeks Ego Ho. til-at:l
UNITED MATES. ‘ _5 served as a private in Troop B an...
WASHINGTON..Doc 3~Bepresen- listing Match s. 1911. On audit of
tatltre“ Gardner will discuss his propo— filial year he was commissioned flrfir’
not as congressional investigatib'n ‘og lieutenant and assigned to the mounb l
the military preparedness or the ti.- éd troops Inter he was mounted to
5.. with President :thso‘n today ac; the rank or captain and. detailed with
companied by a. small committee of the “1‘8! Infantryu
men-interestad-«ln. the subject; Ovlhel‘ promotions in the medical
»~.. ‘ ' “ .. corps are those pt. captain Edmlliid
MILITARY PREPAREDng 0F
‘ chairman of the. commission.
3‘ The immediate ohiect
'cido whether the commission would
.system or whether it should be made
an adjunct to the federal reserve sys—
Secretaryselect [Surges will dfillblle‘ifit ~
' . «initially, Major. Human 11.53101“. whd Wagner; Pittstleld MISS. .
.l. M. Layton 8t (30.. inc.
imam. mam am mums.
SA'Blllflld A“. OW!!! Nomi“.
'WASHINGTON. Dec. 3.——I’lttns for
advancing rural credit legislation at
the coming of Congress 'were. up (on.
consideration at a meeting here tom:-
day of the Federal Rural Credit Comv i
mission. The meeting was held in the 2
(mice of Senator watcher. or flotilla.
was-to. .de‘ , "E A , .
The New Solstice
DEFINITION OF GHlROPRAOTlL
Chiropractic 5 the definition oi the
nanometthedluuaandthsarto:
Idiom theme. meanest: can:
“Moments-internals“
fillets-”ck: validation: childhood
.A. :titoreateaplnchsd nerves endpoints
limits.
Winn remove the cause of
mu lull um ...... W... .. W.
calling the nerve as.
Remarkable Statement 0? Girl’s Mow- l
recede from its position in favor of
an independent head for the proposed
'te‘m.
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Willie in the diluent organs and ~
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htotals in your W litmus troubles
‘er. How She Suffered Until Six ‘iim special; attention: also (larva
Years Old. How Elnally Cured.
‘ turn or the splits. Ymt‘ will newer re .
PITTSFIELD. Mass. «f‘My mue' gm W“ 8m“ m 9"“an ll “WM
now six years old was born with a ;
to help you.
Magnetic treatment: given also.
hard cold and} very delicate. Every 3
winter she would hulls:- from croup T FIililCiS, D C
and poor digestion. Dr. Currier rec MW "I! St. 89. N k, 0
mm d incl (1 ithin a week l "In“ WWII Olm-
o snedv "w Waterman-Somehow
Water.
her appetite increased so she wanted w .
things to eat that had disgusted her
before. ‘
“0n the first bottle she gained one
and onehali pounds and now at the
age of six. Vino! has made her a solid.
healthy. goodvnaturaa child. and White
sick she was so cross and fruitful I
grew discouraged land was worn out
taking care or her.”-— \ ——Mr’s. George
Ropings and
Wreaths
Vino? our delicious cod litter find aase'd in South Norwalk. We hale in-
iron tonic. is a wonderful appellant;
and you can see delicate, ailing chil-
dren improve day by day linden its
use. it enriches the blood. builds up
the body, melting pale. delicate chil-
dren rugged end my.
We ask all parents or weak sickly.
mature. Local dealers no longer
need have this work done out or.
town. anti-onila home industry. Sat-
isthotion absolutely guaranteed. Pri-
ces moderate.
Mrs. A. C. Clineo
afor all purposes can now. be purch-
stalled new machinery (or their mau- " j;
Dorian House
Alec-wry memo
ans-r nonwstk
Short: Dinners and All Kinds
oi‘ Sea Food Cooked
to Order.
John E. O’Sulllvan.
Prop.
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FAB? FREIGHT LINE To NEW
YORK AND To ALL POINTS N
THE SOUTH AND .WEST._
Through our service to all important
interior points. making connections
with daily through care to the follow.
lag pointir. Cincinnati, Chicago. Den-
vel- lndianmlls. Kansas City. bouts-
ville Little Rock. Oklahoma nuns;
Louis and Salt. Lake City. Freight
ghost leaves Pier 27 East River, New
York (foot of Catherine St), every
day adept Sunday at 3 p. in. freight
received at Norwallc up to 6 p m. and
:‘atSonth‘Nm-watknpwmbad ”in.
THE NORWALK STEAMBOAT LINE
Aching J. Smith. Lessee. ,_
Georgi F. Fonts. General Agent.
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'l‘llc Reed 8: Volk
Electrical Co.
The Onlyfuily Equipped
ELECTRICAL snot:
mm ro‘wn
‘AUTO SUPPLIES
’ _ Flinn... 895—50 '80. Main St.
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