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Mains-m modernise scan.
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hesbe.viflh¢&.udln Wit-mum.
Iinm 11. «an. or Osborn sun. 1..., h a“ bme
Frederick mws. who has hm Vii-
iuns lines-1111.111 “4 m in h” All of the street 111111 sldewnlke were
:m“ “a m “ KM N nursery this morning. 11111 Winfield
lstreet. where the new pavement was
Miss m Erickson oi Bridge W W "Wit-need til
street, has seen mixing 0. pie-ant ”'1'“ "mm “W "id 9°
visit with m and friends is “W “fl '0 “My men alone-
Brooklyn. H. Y. I Ind DNCNIII was very slow. soy.
or the raid-its landed 01' put ashes
A large «own of boys end girls en- en the sidewalk and this helped 8
joyed the skating on the pond all East 800d deal. and was Appreciated.
Washington and M streets. yesteb
‘dIlny, and the listing was good.
[ lus- moi-s Hui-is, of New York.
who line been listing I visit at the
hir. and In. William Hill, who home of her slant. Mrs. Hermon Vo-
‘uve been visiting their son, Sidney sol. of Best Wuhinxton street, wss
, Hill, in Bin-lord, hsve returned to tendered A surprise perty last evenai
. their home in VIII Sent dtfoet. 11!! A lnrgo number of friends from
1 Ithis place old New York were in at»
The East Side Municipal Plant line condense. and the occasion was one
. received a quality of cross srins end 0! much enjoyment. Miss Frances
other msterisi (or use on the Waste Harris. of New York. with her sis-
Instou street bridge spprosohes. iter. Iliss Flora. Invored with a. num-
.--_.~. 1‘bu-ofni'tlsticplostotlnotu.end de-
George Smith. oi Fort street, who “shied the twenty nests. There were
has been ill for some time with first else plum end vocal solos. choruses.
, mum. is new solo to be about the etc. Various prises were indulged in.
street sells. III is meeting his men end robe-hm served. Ills‘linl‘rls
lriends. proved a churning houses.
The ma 1111111161 commissioners
held a mesthg lest night. but outside
. of the pas-mt of monthlthills and
“sanction 1! routine business. both.
use Bide store. Inst evening..m1iii
Eastman, ruled 100. sawed Fred
,i-lodge. retells by a score 111100 to
’“5 w” m ‘61, as follows:
Frank «so im resigned his sou-1m “w I FE? “311:3”
tion no hint watchmen on the Wash li a"
I' lnston street bridge work. Add John , II I I 1-3
Cole is mooring tor‘tii‘e lights 5etc I“ ”+11 I . .1 3“:
to: Column sierra-g. 11.1183 s‘ ‘34 1
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Superintendent Elmer Lingual is on u l7
'II the job sgsln. after s visit with rels- Bi “‘1
tlves in t’hiisdelphin. and will be busy 84-1 , 81—l
‘ this wot. turnips the commercial tho-t I) "“1
business in the electric plant to thoI 98—! “-4
- new sinuon div—t 51—1
100—! ti
The mitehosopenlng will he held st
_ the East eve-tie Methodist Episcopal! “In?“ of evening. iii bells by
Church, this evening. end it is hoped.
that enougih money will be received
to wipe out the indebtedness on the
persona.
Neat (ls-o Wellhead-y.
30, "it. hotne- nnrry Waterbury.
iretell 115 end cuties Keene. rated
100,
Suds! school were 1111111 last
in the pool tournament st Hefner’s 1
1 tonobibuusksndkllled. .wsuaui»
. Ident‘s- here. the family we Iliny
‘lrlendl. me it is with much m
December
Bust Size of Book (7: 9% inches)
This cut gives but a faint idea of the bcuuiilul
binding and colored inlny.
cloth
Nosrly 500 pages. 64 full-
pagc liali-iuiie illustrations. Map in colors
You Must See this Book to Appreciate it
1 Exemine‘ This Boole afOur We.
the! was optimised in the telesrnm.
immunisation wss’tormsrly
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slid Hrs. Cotillion-1m" bevelled: very
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.Cnptsln A. B, St. 10111:. of Van ant‘
“mt durins the int week
W
rump“, one. so, 1914
,OneCoupon and 6%
Secures this Most Intern esting
s
We have distributed a large number of these books to the
readers of the Sentinel. in fact we have out out so many we
believe it will not be advisable to order another shipment
On'e 011130.11 an d Sixty—nine cents?»
We estimate the opportunity of
getting this book at this offer will
last only until about December _10th.
The Book will Make a Desirable
Book.
Up to the time, we have required six Coupons, but to allow
to those who have been saving the coupons and expecting l i
get this book we will. as long as the present lot lasts dis
tribute this book for only
tree festival. The pastor. ReV. Rob.
on Berry. gave a short Address.
0‘ “‘0 Mouton Dentist Chianti tire. MW ‘- M 0!- Lineoln street isuuruous and comic bolero the dis- 1
and
" “WWW” IDonlu P1111. mention or 3111. tram the brilliant
6!. of w my
{tree oompleiod the program.
1.5m plumbers li‘s‘Ve been lopti Mr. sod lira. George [Weldon pro-
vided a (311mm lree for their chil-
hundurtnhr‘tholanfwdmu’
monthwhewmpipoes“
H
1' lb.‘ ‘2
mm lid. sum...
omen mflfituwdlthumwltb
ms. Mor’o om :11. us his
A. a. Tony of “heels: street.
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The 1;... sad 111. now-1rd hi hi-
shard of Iyrtie 1111.1111- spent the
lmildm with the ltev. It. RiM'a
father. the Rev. Within althsrd of
nniokiyn. N Y. ,, .
Two men were our the
week-end tor lotos'iesiien by Frsnk
muffin. A local They will
1i» W “for. Jules flannel
A Purity todnh. iv..—
N0 RDTON 1
Foods 111 this vicinity hove frosen
pins”; 5 .3.
4s.
1...—
grnvw
to Moth.
. 1,.5
feast at the Circumcision.
killed.
'drell At their home on Ifilllrloizmlli {2" i!-
1‘. "1
iii: ‘Julin Loni who bias been yie-
mat for severed months with In 1‘
norm 0. 01mm. hu- remnpdw
hinxstthsw‘s Church will be open-
ed for the 110111 Commiiuion seercs
hid” morning st 10:311. it bell: the
A chicken hawk invaded the pro-1i m f
.niisss of 1.. W. Merrill one dny lnsli n urn 11..
Wash. end mind we chickens in his
:inlons. Fortunately the reel-under was
The Cllristmsn issued .1. Bud 11111
other, Moods pore e
Gift.
ford visited her daughter. Mrs. ii. A.
|Dliion on Forest street, lost Week.
Thc’linzen Rebekah bodice. No.
52. will 'hold us old fashioned dance
in Odd Fellow Hall Friday even-
iut. Jen I. ‘ »
('lnrko Win.1 of New York and
W9! at
Christmas dinner by Air. niidI hrs 9‘.
A. Shiites ‘
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hir. sud Mr'i George F. Light at
StunTbrd were guests of fir. and hire.
Johnnnvldson. Richmond Hill. flun-
dnl'. i
\
Mr. and nth-George F. Lockwood
nod Charles E.Benodir1 or Cherry
street spent Christmas .wlih 1-1-1211111111
Edward Edwards. who has Ivor-n
working for Howard Northrup, Iril
today for Mansfield. where he will
mnke hithonin.
i
of Directors for the eneuirmI \eIiIiIIi1
mil he lied 11111.12.
Mrs.‘ George McKendrlok of N1.“
lawn and Mr and like. Al. ll. tile}-
er and family at Norwslk were £1195!"
oi ‘llr. and Mrs. Andrew Grogo'rI'x
, Mlllport menus. Chris'trmts DIm.
. '.‘J‘1 I’:
Met.- 11mm. 51111; .1 1351111
11116115:
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hire besdqlisrters. 36 IVpn anIi S'ii‘é'l-l
.J‘H‘
.. 1: . Telephone 170
i-—Eltch Sebool (private).
Priiste boxes will only be polll'yd
loi- lire on prenuses where looeted'.“
A telephone moneys in Electi‘Ih
$1..
‘Stntion (705) between the hours at 1:
ii in. and 8 a. 111.. giving 1.11.11.51.11):
lire. an alarm will be given from ne‘i‘ir
est box. 4 .“1
Secohd Alarms are only 'to be?“
on by the chief or acting chm Iiipin
his srrlvsl at the lire ‘
s—Mmin School (ornate)
street. who hu been ill for some time!
received any csllers on Christmas
«day. The Militia in». 11. will seal
a greater-numbered New Yesr's dew
1‘ as he is oomrlsr with s lsrge number“
to these pests. ‘ .4»
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Many people stopped on the old
bridge this morning to witness the;
ninth; e
:wfbf‘entt‘aide. 11:: 3:.le unlit. It Cutout-at lslsnd.
peeredto'orksmeothlymnddemm1 “as I laughteroilir.
etrstes tint it '1“ be but . short time and "1'8.th flange. of Rowayton
now when “1° work is completed died yesterdny morning at 8 o’clock
st her horn. in Union Hill. New Jer-
sey. She was tormsrly Miss Edna
Blues. old wellhown to the young-
er people of the rill-cs. who will re
not to lenrn other demise. The re-
mains wilt‘ho Modem here, snd fun-
eral held from the home of
her psi-sets. Wednoodny morning at
» Romney
1‘5...
“fig-I.” (“O-m "
Dr. ’I‘ (linsewny and ismlly. of
Bhltimom are spending the holldsy
sduon with John Sherman Hoyt end
beside Gamble. the well-kilo“ con-
tractor. who is engaged in construct-
ing s. Isms business block in Bolton.
lies returned to his duties. sitar spend-
-!ng Christmas with“ his tsslily here.
and mention may of his old friends
In the mes-m
" 1'11; i‘onxregsiiouai Church tonight.
-to A thick“. at I to 18 inches
isno ice nervous" will begin to out
their nut sropthbwiitl‘hisyeu‘s
i‘r. Edwin Milton Hoyle lectures in crop 1. WM .‘9 “.mu, 1"“
as several more months of cold wen;
their are predicted. The cutting of ice
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lethodisi Church was of unilausl in-
terms. All the children received
soluble presents. and the choir was
«infested by. sword new members,
Although Thursday night was stormy
there) WI! 3 large attendance. The
interested parent. and friends unten-
ed to three well-rendered dinbgues.
212~Eset Washington and Fort sis.
The Christmas feetivnl of the Pros-
lyii-rinn church at Noroton will be
bold tonight -. 1.
Min. Dr. it. E. Brown humor-nod
11hr:- n Christmas Unit with her 1011
in New Huron ‘
There is good sheila: in all of the
nearby ponds. with Ive over six in-
1l101- in thickness.
.1 term inclining. to‘ decide oh the.
proposed new roadway to Takeneke
will he held tonight at the Town
Halli.
The. Holy Name Society holds its
tin-11hr. in the Volunteer Fire (‘ .111
in this sectbn drown my unem-
played person- frdin the cities and
words work for MI at them. Al-
ready wires of men hove applied to
loch] ioemon and It H “peeled mt
the mini- will m the demnnd
Three lodges of lesson. including
the'i‘elhnlelsodnn hA. It. st—
headed the services st Christ church
lest evenlnl end llstuud to so so.
_ dress given by Colonel Aunt-dei- Bu-
coli‘.”hnl adviser-1e!- Mer- (lover-
nor.Buiser of New York. Com-
iions of Christ and Trinity churches
also attended end shout 10 Masons
were present. Colonel Bacon proved
to be an interesting speaker. A must-
cnl prom was liven and time.
The Dolls‘ Bosnian,
Drum and xiii; Jesus. ,
llesl tit'ndal'.
other i.
with her son on
A Christmas
hiss. Thomas line of Stamford viii-
Mend
e
raiiy‘s 'hAll-iit Norotori tonight. -1 Greene ““4"an 0‘ NW Y0“ CRY
Theodore H. Olsen. of Fort street.
is one of the dumplon egg rslsers
9 o‘clock. and from St. John's Roman
Csthello much at Noreton. st 10
dance will follow the ouchre.
7. .1. 11s on side. ni- horn in W “m.
in; anymore. from eight to ten one
' 1 day. slid no they are shout sixty
~1oents‘; eat-ts $11331: ‘snd with of mm it was s. pleas
m ____.__.... slit evening. and his friends csmei‘
' unn'i mat the recital or picture from nos-11.111 ind Wynn. Music.
Want. by Rev. a. lWllson. games and m were enjoyed to
ImtEhItWI.ll Church. tili- ths fnllentoflnt. Dinnerwes serv-
nliic. at I o'clock. Everybody in- ed Int 11 o'clock. and oil “did justice
fig“. New tile comes. This st thnt trim. The clients were: Miss
' nommrmenkehonopen- Lottie Lockwood. Kiss Berths Dir-
3:31:31! 1110de clarion towurd the enrab. lies not. White. Albert Bun
idem healed tend. - 1110111. m Ruthless. Themes
Thechrlohnnlexerolnesofthecm wood. cm M M195 30111311,
1111111 sons"
*M/hite Loaf Flour 5 lbs. for oocj‘
lglbs. for-$1.00?
fishery Florida Sweet Oranges
,.
A birthday pushy was given to
Jnmee Held by (hot-iii John Reid
Lockwood. llss Kobe White.
Marlon Roll. lies lsdeline Reid.
Hester lnrsh W. Master Jer-
............... SOP“ 4°3- ‘ mummutendiu‘s
Show Sui Croaifcry Butter 361: mg” n, "I m s, 9““‘1‘
BestCofi'eo I v 11...... . 3“ ”wonder-I1 flowersherned
.lBest'l‘w "hm... Wis”...
Meson. Henry Dimer. Henry Lock.
Mr. Greenland. Ir. and Hrs. W. E. .
Miss '
was 11. remit visitor in summer.
1 . A M"
son. Francis. about; o_ 1’le Willi
one.»
Molorcycllsts.bnve formed is sliib
o1 Dorian. The first meeting we: held .
Sunday The'aterllng Motorcycle Club
will «be its nuns. and lb members
enrolled yesterday. Meetings will be ‘
livid, on the first Thursday of each
:Inilh. The next meeting. will he on
.1111: it. at the Sterling some. Next
spring when Ilhe roads are in- itt‘con-
dlt on trip will be made by the
“numbers. Prospects tor s large morn-
liivship are nerd The caller: 8.1-: '
P. B. Eckhnrt, president; Hurry Hit-1
1111. secretary: P. C. Schuyler. iron»
surer. S. W. Benn. captain; J. John-
son and Jock W. Illusdnle. lieutena-
Ants.
WWW
Nils New. Benton, ot 111,111. Moot
‘tol‘fzf
inn: seversl oops-no solos. blem-
lbera of the choir else and solos.
sir. mi iiri-s Ernest Bohencls 211111
family are visiting out at town rele-
lives.
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lili- and Mrs. Howard Hoyt oi
Norwnlk wore Christmas clients of
Mrs. C. J. DeWittsI ‘ = .
llr use lire. slack see” tonsil...
hills Nelson. 01 New Yank. has
been a cunt over the Christmas holi-
st lit St. Matthew‘s rectory.
\ A hsotismsl ewer- ~11» been pre-
sented to at. We Church by
the sisters of the Anudlidntlon of N.
NY. I I1’1"._
Iliv. ouvo m" of WklyluN.
Y}; has been spenuidi the ween-end
with her sister. to; llenry cusses.
LA".
1
hit-.11 Redmond Lloyd oi Munitio-
nick spent the holidays with hir. and
I‘ of Brooklyn. ere nests of Mr. slid '
~ Mrs. Cherie» Halli!-
birs. F. C. Lloyd.
tel-tolling his brother.
l)el..I the past week.
from
Dr. W. D. ‘Hofleclier hes bccli e11.
Dover.
“Frank Diethlto of New York was
the guest of his mother on Seminary
street. Christine: Day
Anne. Dietzlio.‘
Ever-rett. Christmas Dny.
they Jwill spend the winter.
South events over Christiane.
nouns smiths or eisiiGI'
‘ "O'G
I "n‘ m .
mustn't hit-W
supine Dietnko or Plunfleld spent
the week-endwuh his mother. Mrs.
Idol-skins Simmons of East Hortford
was the guest of Mr. and fire. Geo. 1
IThe infant son of. Mix-end Mrs.
Fruit Eberhsrdt. has been quite ill
at their home on South avenue.
ill-Cine ms. Elmer Webb of For-
est m entertained mintiveo Mm
South. Nos-walls over the week-end.
in. mid Iii-s. Robert Huskies 11m
lust week doll dismissal. Flor, where
Willis.» 0. “$111“an ed the
deity. “tissue-t oi Nominal:
“a”,
William Merritt has alien up his
position 1111 Janitor of the Raymond
Henry Thomas.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Viem spent
Christmas and the woodwind pith
Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Wolfel on Rail-1
road menus.
Mr. and Hrs. Albert Torry of Po-i
nus Bldge returned to their New York
home. Saturday. {or the remainodrg
of the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. James Cook of 1.111111 *
Neck. L. 1.. were the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. A. 8. Cook Burris au1nue..
over Christmas.
Benjsmin Brown \lsitod mar tlioi
holiday and week end with Mrs. 811m-
uel Brown and Mrs Anus Brown of
Progpert Place. .’
t
Brnoklyn \isitdd on Christmas he) i
and the week- end with Mrs Anna:
Dietsko on Seminary street. -
Mrs. William Clonry of Naugatuck;
visited with Mr. and Mrs.‘ James A.
Glynn. Green avenue. Christmas 011.".
Saturday sud Sunday.
lI
Hm Green Thompson. uho hasI
been superintendtng the Country
Club at Norwelk, has returned to the
Hampton Inn on Oenoke avenue
uni-o..- ;
Mr. and Hrs. James E. launcher-f
half and son Ree at Stamford sponti
Sunday with his parents. Mr. and:
fire. 0. E. Brinckerhoff. ‘
v...
Leon Macaulay has returned to
Denhury. after working for the past
few months with his brother.in inthe“
Central Phonetics. ‘
Mr. and Mrs. WillinmIO. Lloyd of
New Haven spent ,(Thgistmns with
Mr. and Mrs. Themes F'sirtyiand fii- .
hilly, South Main street.
.1
, Mr. and lire. H. J. Triukaus re-
tallied home after spending the
week-end with their son. Rev E. D..I
Tribknus. youth Main street .
Edwudmott. who hos been 111’ the
Ethnic? of Elinor Webb, was taken
Mills Stamford Hospital. Saturday.
WWII (rem ‘oneumonio. .
214-1-Vnn an’dt St. and Osborn Aw.
Building. The poeitlon is 1111111 hymns-Es“ Ave. and Rowan Bl ‘
_217-—Winileld st.
, 223-Fort and Charles Sis. I
lull—Ens! Ave. and Fltoh 8t.
; 8i3~8hore Haven.
225—8t. John at. end Edlie Ale
.283 “Sesview Ave. snd First Si
;335——Boiilevsrd and Second 81.‘
add—Cove Ave and "Fifth St.
.337-—Boulevsrd and Blackstone ‘81.
(Tell
841~Keyser St.
('l‘el.) IIIIII .
:842~Keyser st. and Duck floiidI I‘ril.
(T01. )- » . . 1-1
Mel.)
Special Siflhal .
l—-Oiie blast at odd limes.:t11iiiiii11 111
line open. ‘
l—One blast at 8 p 11111. standard time.
1- l—Two blasts. are out.
and Pine Hill Ave.
' '
Mr. and Mrs. lleri Williams of li-il~Twenty' two at 8 a. ImII “0
morning session ‘
£5?
school. ' 1 ‘
public
11-11-Twenty- two, at 12. 30 p. m., 1111
afternoon sealed“?! ‘ polish
school. .
llllllllll—Tan blasts quickly calls
the entire department '
Two strokes of tire bellI thus, 11,
tire is out.
i 12—Highlend Ave. to N. Y.. N
H. R. R.
13— —Hickory Blui! and Belle Island.
14—Pine Point and Roton Point
1'1
I' ill—Long Island Sound to McKinley
8t. "
3-—"Centrel." McKinley St. to Peli-
. ' noyer -
61~Glnnd Street and Tlndsll Lane.
222—Pennoyer St. to Cross St
23—40110“ at. to Railroad.
2i~Rnllroad to Brookside
West side: }
Iii—White Bridge north to Brookeie
Ill—«White nudges 11.1. 161.11 3011,].
17—well» Bridge a w. to 1.7.5:;- 1
Sound. ! ‘
One stroke of. this are boll at
times indicates testing.
051
. 3.
Founstroliee of tire bell. thus. 1 -] -1I I
water to be shut. oil. 1 ,
A third or 111111.. slim» indicate s‘dr
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