”DAY. Hi? 10. fats
EAST NORWALK
NEWS
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DnWodnesdaysfternooa. of thisavlsitov wnhhummnr and
week, the regular weekly meethig of Ira Daniel P. Harrell, of Rowayton
dhe Ladies' Aid Bocim, of the hat swans. last week.
some. if E. Church. will be held in
a gum parlors on u avenue. TomCrawfordis ready with all kinds
._ _.. ‘ Eof vegetables. plants and flowers. See
The Camp Fire Girls of nut Nan , It".
will will hold their weekly looting.
name home of Miss Mabel Mael‘arlaad‘f lin- L B! Cloves-hr has returned
«I Rowan street, tonight at 1:30 o'E- home from I visit with her sister,
clock. A full attendance of members Hm Phase. of main.
ismsuested.
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‘ Plait Spencer, 1 New York City.
An important meeting of the third spent .a few days last week looking
inflict commissioners will be held over his property in Brookslde.
this evening in the third district plant E
s- Bsyview 'Plsce. Various matters Mr. and Mrs. W, s. Lockwood, of
a routine busines will be considered New Canaan, spent Sunday with
3: length, ‘Etheir daughter, Mrs. Charles R. Petty.
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The East Side was struck by an 81'. Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Broadway, of
ccptionslly severe wind atom on Slur Crockett street, entertained friends
uday morning. No serious damage W“ from out of town over the weekend.
lime with the exception of a few‘ ..
limbs of trees being blown off. The -53, Furniture. Rugs, Bedding,
wind was unusually severe. .Ranges. Sterling Furniture 00.. 127-
——~ ”129 Washington at. South Norwalll.
One tent at Calf Pasture beach was Phone 105_
totally destroyed early yesterday dur- __
ing the heavy wind- storm. The tent Mr. and Mrs E. Dutihl Smith of
“- overturned and ‘0") L0 "buns, New Val-k City have opened the"-
much to the amazement of the fright residence at Tokeneke,
.ed occupants. Several other tents son.
mt the beach were slightly damaged.
for the sea-
9 Mr. and Mrs. c. v. R. Cogswell
H. C. Keeler, of Georgetown and a
Itarty of friends, are among the out~of-
lown campers at Calf Pasture Beach.
Ir. and Mrs. ‘D. H. Jayne. of the sec-
iltd district. have pitched their tent
on the beach, and yesterday held a
jolly reunion. Scores of other campers
m ”piloted as the season advances.
-l'br Furniture, Rugs, Bedding,
flanges. Sterling Furniture (20., 12':
us Washington St. South Noruiin‘
none 106.
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of New York City, spent Sunday
looking over their residence "at Toke-
neke.
Mr. and Mrs. Stantu Hart, of New
Brighton. N. Y, spent the week—end
with Mrs Andrew Mills, of ERowayton
E avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Whitney and fam
ily. who have been spending the win-
ter at Rye. N. EY.. are at the Toke-
Eneke lnn.
» I “on Of 890““ interest to the
I City, is staying at the Tokeneke lnn.
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' in NewE Canaan.
as.“ of the death of no moth . ,. .. .
er. an. s P. Fairbanks, did not of- ”was" 31"!!!» “10 has been
Ital-ts at any of the services is the bandits the view in may York
last avenue M. a Church yesterday. 0“!» has "'1'?! 8‘ Baton Point for
It the morning service Rev. W R. be 5'3”“-
M- of Wilson's Point, delivered
Mrs. Kate Stone. who has been
”abstention. Mrs. A. G. Barbour, ~building the winter in Lakewood, N.
“halos. a representative of the Wo- ‘. has opened her house in 'l‘o'keneke
.I'I Min Missionary Society for the season.
flats: at the evening service. making
‘ favorable impression on those pro- Miss Elizabeth Randall. of Smith’s
College. spent the weekend with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Minor D. Ran-
dall, of Butler’s Island. -
Mr. Wright, a prominent actor, who
has a summer residence at Cedar
Gate. had his handsome yacht in the
local harbor last. week.
- m“ Maude Leland. °t 1"" York Mr. and Mrs. ll. Taintor, of Aiken,
tSouth Carolina, are at the Norwalk
Hotel. and expect to open their
house in Tokenelie soon. '
Richard Tiader, of Tokeneke, is en-
Mainipg his brother from Sweden.
A large number of people enjoyed
the pleasure of Roton Point on Sun-
day. Several stands have been open-
ed and work is progressing rapidly
for the grand opening on Decoration
Day.
leglll'ald Arnold. of Crockett street.
is suffering from an attack of diph-
theria. E =
Mrs. .H. Valentine. of New York
City, has arrived at Tokeneke for
the season.
Mrs. . Paul Turner, of New York
mi. has opened the “Pope House" in
Tokeneke.
Tuesday evening. May 11, between
the hours of six and eight. The
charge will be 35 cents. The public
is invited to attend.
Mrs. Gerrit Smith. of New York
City, has opened “Cedar crest" for
the season."
E. K. White, of East Nor-walk, has
E ' ' been awarded‘the contract for the“
extensive alterations to be made to
the residence of Mrs. Henry Valen-
tine a‘t Tokenoke. A. N; Paddock is
the architect.
« Mrs. Willis Mills and her daughter.
Ines, have returned home from a visit
Mrs. Richard Stone, Jr of New-
lat, has arrived at her summer real-
We at Tokeneke.
The storm of Saturday night was
.unusually severe in this vicinity. Al-.
though it lasted but a short time.
‘ (forge Muendal of Cudlipp, guest, several trees were uprooted and um
7 is having a garage erected on mnE moose branches broken off. The wind
rear of his property. E
was said to have blown harder than in
. Es number of years. Yesterday after-
Mrs. Frederick Hart, of Raymond noon a sailboat capsized of! Hickory
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'fiseet, entertained friends from Mount' Bluff.
Vernon, on Tuesday.
Andrew Forlorn one of the pupils at
fig. Frank Brown, of any “9‘. the IBrooliside school won the prize
' use, is able to be about again, after flared by the principal. Miss Daisy
several weeks' lungs, :Scudder, to the scholar securing the
...._____ ‘greatsst number of egg masses from
Ilsa Switzer, of Roton Pointmnd. the trees in this vicinity. The warms
:‘rsturned home, after a few days appear unusually plentiful this year,
iisitE at Lakewood. N. J. Eand Master iElE'odor secured an enorm—
Ire. Ambrose Crockett and her “Caterpillars and Their- Mama'-
ianghter, Sarah. of Niantic, Cantu.I --:---—w—'
fi'egvisiting ”mg“, hue. Yesterdaywas observedasiMothers
- :‘Day in ths‘tllnwsytoamaptistcuurch.
Vim“, Ambler. of Hartford, The pastor delivered a stirring sermon
E, .13...“ 1..., um, I... on “A Mother's agapensIbillty Ind on-
_. .L‘JE‘ E Amulet. of cross street.
furs. Ohaa‘ncsy Bass, of semi
.00 «was! We to the car.
and the hymns were those which our
t
The “A. W. T.” Class willEserve a '
supper in the parlors of the church on '
ousquailtitl. Theprlsewns'lboolr,‘
" "toothy." The junior choir renders
mothers used to sing. Them led
the Y. P. 8. C. 3. meeting, the topic
being, “Why I Am Proud of My De-
E nomination." In the evening the ser-
mon was on “Our Debt teMothsr-
hood." with special music by the choir.
A white carnation was presented to
everyone who attended The A. 'W. '1'.
class will serve a supper on Tuesday
evening. Regular mid-week meeting
on Wednesday evening at '1: 45. Thur-a-
atthechnrch. Eillriday evening the
meetingnftheilrothcrhnod.
atoms.
There are parties on Raymond a.)
my apple orchard after dark, matilat:
ing and destroying the beauty of the
trees by breaking off the blmaoms. if
this occurs again i will prosecute the
parties to the fuli“'extsnt of the law.
George .w. Raymond
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Helen Bromberg is to spend this
week in Manchester, N. H.
Bradford Ballard launched
yacht “Peculiar“ Friday.
Superintendent of Schools Williams
was a visitor in Shepaug, Friday.
the
The Brass Band will hold a weekly
rehearsal in the schoolhouse. tonight.
Beatrice Reilly has accepted a
position with the Glenbrook Chemical
Co.
Miss Mary Klsch. of Newtowrin
spent the weekend with friends in
this place.
Miss Patience Collandar is spend
ing the summer at the “Guess-Again"
cottage at Tokeneke.
Onnway Camp, of the Camp Fire
Girls. will most in the Center school.
Wednesday, at 7: 304). m.
J. F. Johnston. of Rowaytbn, will
speak at the regular meeting oiths
M. B. Brotherhood tonight.
The Ouaway Camp at the Camp
Fire Girls, served an afternoon lunch-
eon in the Tokenelre woods Saturday
afternoon. ‘
The adjourned meeting of the Da-
rien Volunteer Fire Company will he
held in thetruck house tonight.
Ben Raymond. the R. F. D. carrier
at the Darien post ofllce. had a day
off Friday, Mrs. Ben substituting on
the route.
Over thirty cards were issued to
the pupils of the Center school by
Miss Grace Weber. librarian of the
Free Library, during the once hours.
May.
The following out of total persons
registered at the local tavernsFrié
day: Tooker House—Miss “mace
Quimby, Bridgeport; Frank Donor-aw
one. New York: B. J. Cohrsn, Phil-
adelphia. Colombian—«Mr. and Mrs: J
C. Hammerstein. of Carmel. and Jack
Wilson. New Haven.
There was only one "transfer of
property in Darlen last week. W. w.
Ballard selling to Ellen Salisbury.
laad“ on Linden avenue. .Onc mort-
gage for 82,500 was recorded. Mrs.
Georgc'H. Noxon quit claimed a par
cel of land to the Town of Darien. '
The case of Blake Ozias will be
tried in the local court Tuesday, at 8
p. in. Mr. Osias is charged with
recklessly operating a motor vehicle
on the highways without either ”our
markers or an operator'slloense’. He
will defend himself and Grand Juror
tIOl'i
Fire visited the property of S. B.
Cook. of Ox Ridge, Friday, destroy-
ing two out- houses and endangering
the barn. The blue was discovered-
by Charles Williams, an employee of
Cook. who speedily summoned ther
Ridge ~ volunteer fire departvnent,
which, after a hard light. succeeded
in quelling'vtheiiames. Mr. Cook was
at’Lake Mshopac at the time, and
knows nothing or his loss. Damage
estimated at $50 is covered by men!»
slice.
While motorcycling along the Post
road Friday. about 3 mm, Edward
Palmer. of Middletown, got the front
wheel of his machine into a rut about
300 yards from the Broadhfll Inn.
The handlebars were twisted out of
his grasp. and he was man assess]
I3“ to the side ofthe road. G. B.
day aminomwumm' I
whichhsvshsenseaatrsspsssiaglat
DARIEN
town
Tholiisiloullave
mislead!
The Reed 3. Volk
Electricd Co.
Tl: anhfiany Equipped
Pinon. ens—so so. Male 8:. _
In. Net-walk. Music Hall Block- jj
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Red Oak Coal
$6.50 for club
Lehigli $6.35 for cash
TthnllhnnCo.,....
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For Over
Thirty Years
BISIIIIIII
Momma-lemurs. '
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The heavy windstorm, early Sunday,
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:up in a aemiconsciou state. and ad-
ministered first aid. The machine
iwas badly damaged in the front,
while its rider sustained the follow-
ing injuries: Sprained ankle, cut
Eknee. wrenched shoulder and minor
contusions and bruises. Dr. Noxon
wsscalled and. after administering
.matmeal..-took Palmer to the rall~
road station to Darisn, where he
boarded a train for his home. The
machine is being repaired at the Star
ling Garage.
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morning did but little damage along g
the Norwalh shore front. It was re-
ported a sell boat upset off Hickory
Bluff. yesterday afternoon, but the oc-i
cupants safely made the shore. Trees‘
were uprooted. in some sections of the
city. Sunday morning, but little dam~E
.age was done.
The Central firemen were called out E,
on a “a " Saturday afternoon short
Iy after 1 o‘clock. to the Talmadge
Brothers' Oyster house. on Water St.
thlmott will conduct the pronoun-y
. the injury.
. ride on the New Haven Railroad. lies1
Chef‘flttha sunrises”
Workman had been heating a pot ofi
tar, which scoldently took are. The
smoke was quite thick. but no damage
to the building resulted. ’ ' ‘
out
Attorney Nehlmiah Canoes. of Wash-
ington street. is a visitor. on business,
[today in Greenwich. ‘
A Borden milk wagon. this morn-E
Inn. was overturned on minwocd ave-E
one. while the horse attached to the
team crossed the sidewalk onto Henry
B. We lawn. there to enjoy a
choice luncheon of grass. There was
Attorney Nehemiah Candee °' Wash no one in the wagon at the time. The
“9 today attending ‘ special ”“1““ wagon was not damaged. although sov~
0f the SUPBHOI' court. In ‘Bfldm. w mnk DOIUBS were broken. I
Daniel Novak. son of Mr. and Mrs.! Mrs. Charles K. Miller. of South
Stephen Novsk, of mud avenue, Main street, and her three daughters.
has joined in. Newport Training the Misses Carrie. Anna and Edith,
Soho], at Newport, 3. g. visited Paterson, N. J.. yesterday. and
listened to Rev. Billy Sunday, who is‘
The regain Will of the Hat conducting a seven weeks' campaign
Trimmers' Association will be held to- in that m I“ the afternoon they “’
morrow evening at . o’clock at the La- tended a meeting in charge of Mrs.
bor .14,me on Washington street. EWilliam A. Sunday and Mrs. Ashley.
There were no Emorlai exercises Advertisements in The Senti-
held yesterday by the W Juliette nel bring the best results.
Esociety of this city. The scheduled ceoE
emoay was postponed until May son.
Roton pom Park is to he opened {Step Eating “as: for a While If Your
for the season on Saturday, May Ruth. M " Troubling W“
Read the announcement in another} ‘thgyoa wake up nth backache
column resuming bookings for pic and salt misery in the kidney region
nicsandexcursions. itgsnerallyneansyonhsvebaeneat-
-—-—~——-- ’tng too much meat. says a well-known
The home chapter of the Home for Eauthority. Meat dorms uric add
the Aged will have a house-warming I'thtJh overworks the kill!!!” in MI“
at the Home, tomorrow afternoon at 18mm to filter It from file blood, and
3 o'clock. All friends of the chap~ Whey Wood of paralyzed and los-
ter are invited to be pfifseut. sr. When your kidneys set sluss'ilh
and clog you must relieve them. like
Lewis Noble, of Main street. was ts- you relieve your bowels; removing all
ken to the Norwalk 'Hospital yesterday the body's urinlous waste. else you
afternoon. -He ran a nail in his right have backache, sick headache, diary
loot while at work on the Kantor the- 'spelis; your stomach sours, tongue is
sire building now in the course of con- . 'coated, and when the weather In M
sir-action. Dr. W. J Tracey treated the have rheumatic twtngas. The
ill-hie iii-cloudy, full of sedimentohan-
neis often get sore, water molds and
you- are obliged to seek relief two of
three times during the night.
Either consult a good, reliable physi-
Mr. and Mrs Nathan Shapiro. and
saintly. of Bridms. were visitors
yesterdsyatthehomsefllr. and Mn.
Jacob Rudder, on South Main street.
this city.
Conrad Herman, of inidgeport. who
was badly burned while stealing a
in the Norwalk Hospital in a serious
{ condition. (His burns sve'deep and very
painful. It could not be stated by hos-
pital oillcials at this time time wheth-
er the Injured man will survive his
accident or not. "
mscist about four aunties ofEJad Salts;
take a, tablespoonml in a glass of wa-
ter' before breakfast for a few days
and your kidneys will than not fine.
This fslno’tu saltais made tram the
.....__.__. acid of grams and lesson juice. coin-
Maurice Epstein and C. J. White; of bined with “this. and has been used
this simnsuredinsmsatomobile tor-mentions to clean and stimulate
accident. yesterday Mos. on the sluggish kidneys, also to neutralise
Connecticut turnpike. One of the acids in the urine so it no looser to
machines was overseeing" the pihe'ritates, thus ending bladder wesknbs.
Mountainomwmm' as sets is ailfs saverfor nun
twouneoMNsmmnuLEmsnsat-w hiatus-pensive, can-
clan at once or get from your shun. _'
Shem-8t. Emails.
MARVIN BEACH TRACT.
a Large Plots (Shore Fronts.)
c T. McGOVBRN. Agent.
:55 M‘ M So. So. Noun»
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FURNITURE, STOVES AND
HOUSEFURNISHING
GOODS.
New and Second-Hand.
Sold at Lowest Price.
Opp. Congregational Church.
We Buy Second-Hand Furniture‘
and Wu.
H. GUTKOW‘KVr
Phone 419. I7 NORTH MAIN IT.
ESTA VF.
MONEY
Arrange for next winter’s coal
supply now. Summer Prices Ase
Now in Effect.
TALK IT OVER WITH
Harris .8; calls
A Gas Range
Costs Less
llIan'aCoal
Range. ‘
For a great deal less price-than
you would payxfor a cool range,
you can get a gas range that will
do more work and do it bother.
They - can he kept
clean much morc'easily than a
well made.
ceal‘ range.
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United Electric
Light .81 Water *
Company. '
Ready-Hails Clothes
Will fit a dummy form, but
not a manly form. Suits
made to order from
'S; ‘ 515001355
cm Tailors. ETcl. 3§§'
Gas ranges are ornamental mid .
.Dorlou House
(Gregory Boulevard)
East Norwalk
Opens May 1.
SHORE DINNERS AND ALL
KINDS OF - SEA FOOD
COOKED TO ORDER.
1 JOHN E. O’SULL-IVAN. Prop.
Telephone Call 720.
Advertise in The Sentinel.
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F.’ S. LYON
Good Job Printing
U NORTH MAIN STREET
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FAST FREIGHT LINE TO NEW
YORK.
Freight boat leaves Pier 27 East
River, New York (foot of Catherine
St.) every day except Sunday, at: p.
til. Freight received It No'rwalk upto
5 p. m. and at South Norwalk up to
3:30 p. in.
George F. Fonts, General Agent
THE ANNJNB J. SMITH TRANS-
‘PORTATION LINE. Inc.
31 South Main Street
So. Norwilii
The New Science
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