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was scorn nonwsu mums W
SATURDAY. OCT. 9, 19!]
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m tug “Greenwich," of New York,
Mt a tow from New York to the
w harbor yesterday.
he "Addie V-Zd” towed the “Thorn-
Il Lawrence from the Nor-walk Har-
k to City island yesterday.
Tamwrow, at the service: in the
flat avenue ll. a. Church, the Rev.
.2 Beebe, of Niacin. Conn. ill 00'
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In. loamn mwl'orvd baa return-
nd to her bone a West load, New
Canaan, fro. a pleasant visit with
.a. Harriet Weed in that NM.
A Garage Outm‘dgo. hm lauded.
beret! lamina. and Jen Infill.
o! file list Side are in ale-dance b1
div at the automobile races at Sheep.-
bdod Boy npeedivay, N. Y.
Edward Tobey Romeo Allen “I
Will!!! Tobev ot' the But Side, wb
are employed by Punch Brotherl, of
Port Cbes‘ or. .\'. Y., Will spend the
week-ad at their hmlee bore.
Mrs. Minnie Onkos and Miss Louias'
Schullzo how 11-' umvl to their home
in Stamford :1ftnr \isitir t: for several
days with Mr 11nd \hs. Christopher
Schultz“, on lilitltze rll‘ivjl.
Room Ti. “with. m“ it'm‘i street, is
ill will! ;1 serum 1:11:1121; of rheumatism.
A llrl'l' l'AA" I‘LL; 5' ‘23“ Third illu-
‘lrit‘t <1”..- imwl‘s “-13 lll‘iti last
113,411. A: 1‘ item l'Ha sustainluwu: 0f
the tier: "1: 1-"A:*“‘2"" "Mi. 1‘2 Who inal-
’ trim of businfios We transacted.
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Mound lira/1.29: 5’!th of t‘ lm~
Iv Wee? r l *‘U. of that
friends 13.1.1112“ ”9.51) -! pm of lbw
twentyafil‘lh wedding, anniversary.
Daticizi': M1. ‘11» aunt‘s oi the own»
lng. lanoli- ho; a to “hell“ he hits»
Videt Mott.
vhfluial.
; were aorvov‘. w! Nan soaate departed
for their ham .2” at an (mly hour «It
whiting lie, in 1 ill. l’lall many roA
(mm 01‘ tilr- dry. T‘au whole were re-
cipimls oi" lllt'lil)’ usotal and (>an
> presents.
Earle B. l..'H¢un1udiea,’ of East Not-
““1“: ““9 P‘W‘W‘ -" "t‘ 1‘29"“ badly. ha. in was nblete ileum
High School. is among the {if-m
of the Ronsscluor Polytechnic lash
* lite. who are trying out for pesmona
an the editorial stat! of the monthw
publication “The Polytechnic” 0" {he annml bald-oi aid election at 'l‘rlity tar-0h MB .0339 9°" 1"”
twenty-live frmhmen are competing it
the three po-tlens wbltt are now open,
_ in the board, and its competition
" “fiomlses to be a lively o‘ae. ’IB'.
‘2 Lfloaiaiedieu' s chances to obtain one
and tie position seems to be same-
flaw better than the average man of
mi class due to the tact that for over
Y, n year. he was connected with the
New York Sun. He in taking a come
3”“ mechanical engineering at the in-
inflate.
WM
RowAYTcN
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(Diaries Briggs and tamilyhsve re-
turned from a. sojurnfin the mountains.
Shirley Bowman is attending the”
,"flndemrten of Minses Belts and By-
“ington, in Norwalk.
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. The Reliance Social Club will meet
‘ wiill Mrs. B. M. Beardsley, Tuesday
attornoon at 3 o’clock '
mar. /
“ I... lira. Lydia Von Muller Broadway la
and Mrs. John H Plunder and Mrs
EAST NORWALK
NEWS
"I-Kxa .u-ol‘
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' turn to \‘oloton Saturday Miss Got-
ham's brother is with her tor the
winter. He formerly lived in Brook:
yn.
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Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Renshaw will re—
main all winter at their handsome es‘ I
tote Ionia. on Collenders Point, New;
ton. Ionia is known all along this sec-
tion of the country as one o! the most
beautiful homes along the Sound. Both
,returned from
Ithey have ,
with triends.
Mr. and Mrs. Renahaw are Southern-l
Kruand Mrs. who men have
G601?) Price‘hu accepted a post-2
tion wun E J. Taylor, the Greens
Farms florist. Mr. Price's home is in
mom! N' ‘ r
Miss Ruth oom'... returned to her
lVew York for a few days and will re- till, the well- known real estate agent. thrown from a wagon in which she KING’S DAUGHTERS HONOR LO-
nd. “we
11“; for a Weepwhich was contracted for b) the town
was ridlna 1 CAL WOMAN
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The new Loner fire alarm 63 stem {Mite Lillie L. Gettler, 0! south Nor-
walk, on Executive Committee 0!
a short time ago has been installed State Bed».
and will be Kile na tria ltoday. The! bliss Lillie 14.Gettler, of ’Fairileld
new system CODSlSlS 0f 3 huge WhiSI'lavenue, this city, was named yester-
le on the roof of the town hall Militia); in New Haven at a convention
connected with a sounding device min! the .Oonnecticut Branch ot the
the telephone exchange. The whls- Kings Daughters and Sons as a mem-
the basement of the town hall whereldelegates selected “Tllimantic as the
tie is connected to air tanks placed hither of the executive committee. The _
112311111, and John Writ , 01"er the otlmt amt they H“), W, hen \ou Wimblmfl
“ W “Mk N‘Whmll‘A with «immut- tom air {Farr-chi
l Lynch and Kate Crockett.
'tollowlng oillcers Were elected:
ers.
One of the sons has gone away to
- boarding-school, but the younger at-
. tends the Stamford High School.
speakers. All are invited.
Mrs. Preston, who was formerly
Jrs. Grover Cleveland. has purchased
beautiful central Cast of land It
Tokeneke and a building from the
Tokeneke Corporation. The invest-
ment will amount to about $50,060,
and it is understood that the Preston
all in the lathe make their man!
tulle at Darieafs beautiful a":
wolony. Tim are fa.- nm d land
iatbedeelanditlaa-rectedtbetthe
Preston wll put up a he tit-all
law in My c-e‘cted ma Curl um J...“ manna n Nor-
.edore II. C “riot at Gran-viii; 1111‘ add “a. i new” Ill“
nattnmusmsaommhsut- Ida-MM
dolled that they dune to locate h m 1m: with In Me Will-4'
lie par-ile- et the country. fie resided ea to ill lla'fl ”'
wayJH'Iomfiomfim‘du-i.
Miss Cook, of Rewaytoa, is a ire: input: alaee dildbeod it la and
«eat vialtn' to Stanford, where alto that. Mina urban I” rddn We!
baa many binds. in: Oook's de- Hoyt i- Cellforlii 01” "W' m“
lemon old tin-uteri: is the genuine Hut W W 0‘“ ‘7'“ ‘w m“ m
l(‘ unectleut in d Colonial building, '9‘“ 0"" ‘ year “‘0’ h on”!!!
illvlt'llz. «Ill, and charming and m“ 3“” lapbam the latter "1m.
.l'umisbed with the original colonlul Rust “5‘ spring, to spend the “m
3furniture which been: all the marks iner at her home in Barton
iot reliable band- work. The homestead ‘
is situated in the center or a lovely “7
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The New island supper and tan
lenux’ol New Wand lilo attended b7
Mn. [din- Vaa Kirk of Roman. It
the benefit of St. Luke'e Church. and
given at the home of Mine molt-.0
Gerh- waa a great eueoeal in em
pulloflar in spin d the [W Wel-
lb! Hall at the-email." cauldron
win 81 (allele Dari. Mt were
afl- bren‘t Ite- eel-flint sleet: in
Mn idea. end lpnrod la the ten-
in.
tree, and sloping down to the m1-
ter's Nine, iu.~.t opposite to tho Yllzlll
llub whinh the late Charles Klein.
Kwho was lmt m the “vitamin
lawn shaded lw picturesque old llppiu
Alli)
guru
H's the gmmle oi' llnrmvltm 'flk- WM . :Qfi fi‘LI: K 'i‘U CK
ours oi tlm llortlmlvml l'izzme pie ’ 3. all IKFI
turns oi the boy and Sound in me." ~ ._ AM - “'""""““-':"“(l
"Trim I";iil and static. ~ 3..-raw“ . . 2‘“
i. in" "HM, .
. ’ _. G's-Hie. Habit Mfi»5l’l!i“‘ha‘*d a 3151'.
int-id .lt lunml zml Walter “Jami”. 3M“ '0‘: ”VIP“.
no it llllAmwu yous-g lilo-42.1%~ all“ i *m ‘
tum o .1... flow“; it , "p.112.“ ”L... , ‘ilr no Hrs l'lthml llotiwa have
1.. w a. 1. 51.1mm .' J Richard NM!"
last ’l‘Ahuizadsy‘ tidying 1ir..ln‘:i="1
hid alight!!! fixture M Milly » I van.“
train aid was \valltlriir near the pact
“00. when Mr. fistula came aim: g on“
{till bioyolo Neitilor llllpfltlfl'll 113 mm
“.‘I‘l Ti 21. was.
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Hm dci‘lflf both is apt-telling a 1 rs
melt. vauntloit at lglke it‘ll-alpine“
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a
.wnu- heeded dowa tum w .lmml 3.? Aliens.” 3* erfi‘l fim‘flt‘it‘l
innatkio lln bled lll‘ul’lfl'm‘y from a it. catty (ital; Mg," 3 '“F 3
an- -0 our in tho lm‘h oi his head and day' .- outwit 2:. 4- 3:
it mm level he had a lraolutod skull "“W‘
or ”lawman of the Mall» Dr H (‘2. "v.31. .311prhtw" of this how. its:
fibers was suing-ed and found this mteiwl gummy; Al anomy vie lol-
not to be the ease Kr. Kim-n waa bi'qmlawtl ““33
also out and his need was bleeding .
'1 he .ltrlldl llannell place in Grooms
Ur. Mbleoltt was taken hone in am Farina has been film“ it “W ”M et
“client's Into-atone. and is reported pant.
today as Mu slew l '
' floor the annual sun-Mr vaoatleo
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nicer: of the A. W. T. Clan was be“ aimed its serviced.
last would: at the hawutu Bap, ..W-.. ’
tist Chord. The Ila-hon invited the 1k. and m ate-m J Gree- hm
Bantlat. Ma‘s Brotherhood and that returned howdy ire-2 a motor
wives to he meant, and a lane and Inadon. '
congenial parity aaaembled to NW .
the the ma- aorved at 7 o'gdbck
The menu cards. prepared bv Ilsa has been spending several (has ia-
‘hte Crorlrctt. were work! of art. us New York.
much 1W.The committee in
chart“ consisted 0: Mrs. George Cud~§
SHI’P' Mrs. “mt Brands. MM“ Irene visiting Mrs Sarah Jeliifo at
““0"" home on Kings street.
the supper there were toasts. A. 3.
Cleverly responding to “Our Ladies,” .
and Mrs. C. D. Albrecht to "Our Men."
Every member later told of the most
amusing experience of their lives, and
this afforded much amusement; Later
there were singing and (times. Thel
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her
Mrs. J. Dennert who was injured
lest week when thrown from a wagon
pavilion at Cornpo Beach by W21“;
President—‘Mrs H. B. Anderson.
chesPresldent-Jllss Margaret lath-
4"” - Mrs. bonito Perklusnnd um. Robert.
Secretary and Treusnrer—Mrs. G. D. L Dodge at” dinner @833” «mu»;
Albrecht. « \ .....
attending a tow days at the home of ‘Q
~ 31:.an Mrs; Henry L. Rowland. 0! .
Ir. andllli‘s‘ John H. Broadway, Mr.
'A B. Cleverley, president of the
mtberhoody was toastmaster ‘ot the
evening, emulating in a most happy
manor. ‘
friends in Greene Terms Wednesdsy'
eveningn
,' log a few days with friends hijNeéw
‘ Yorklcity. A
short visit 2'
. 7 I'Mrs. 2? -
, been visions
Mrs. Renshaw is a Mtlnmrian.‘
,1“. bill. Mrs. that M. lieuxhlln, Mr
9 "1—2;
rams 8A" "
“fines...“
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Barritt Wake-ea oi Coupe street. ‘-
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Writ. Jueph Chen-y of New York, 2 ’
in Norwalk is improving steadily. :2 A
The lunch room conducted at the ,
. Nash, has been closed for the winter;
John '1‘- Thayoi entertained Mr neg
John Cahill of Norwalk. visited with .
Mrs. John Adams Thayer is spend;
electric motors work the compressorsi‘
to supply the necessary air. Weotportl
will be divided into various districts]
about 59 in number, and etch district
will have a amber When a‘ fire isl
discovered all that is necessary to do
is call central on the 'phone and give
the number 0! the district. Central
then presses the button which electri-l
cally blows the whistle the required}
number of times, sending the alarm:
(or the diatriet. ~ .
home to New York city after spend.
in: We weeks with Mrs. Donald Per-
kina on Kingeuwet.
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Committees are new bola; appointed
by the ten and the Women’s Town
lmmvm w it D de-
velop-neat dad ”oven-t at our
han'a "Inked.
In. WWI-r. whomboea
apoadlaaat‘aw deflection-100!
In. A. Telecommute-t has
Wtebn- theta
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N. Dash. the out.» aide uleea keep-
w. h min-I .0." In Infinite
nowheraheflabaaaeaavue- ‘
f 1 O t
,_ .171. Air—t om mm on wan-a
Well-day «can: a aeodly mn- with hie family.
H‘ attended to fill- Aweek eerviae at -_.-._._
‘0 #00031“ m 11- tepid wee
SILVERMINE
wfih—
Harry Perdreaux vacated the I.
“We 3:91 to a W UR" TF‘ADeWeil cottage and has neved tel
neon“ vvu eeauatlted by ll! 3“ Stanton}. 2
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Clarke Roche and Thomas Dilinil
of New York, formerly of this place.
enjoyed Sunday at their old home.
George Ogden and Mrs. Alonzo
‘llutlery of Silvnrmina are attending
the confereneo oi the» Methodist
Protestant churdies being held at
Lindebrook, l. I.
Illelaiated letters now at the poet
aloe waiting to be elllad (or are ad-
dressed to the Iotlowla; people: .31
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'l‘ llreson. Edward Baker Harold l"
l'almer. H. C. Warner, H Brown men
Nellie Clancy. Mina Putstierld, lira.
James Smith and Dr. M. A. Worden.
Mrs. Albert Donner! of King street
it slowly recovering from a broken an-‘.
kle roamed last week when site was
~Advertlae in The Sentinel. it put:
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Ideal. Mrs. William H. Dawley of Nor-
:illiss Ada L. ,Shelley of Windsor;
'0! recovery
. eat employers.
place for the next convention. The
reports showed that there are 162
circles in the state with a membership
or 3,638.
The oltcers elected yesterday were:
Central council member, Mrs. Edward
H. Smiley of Hartford; branch presi-
lra. Leslie
Miss lllen
Whiton oi Waterbury; secretary,
wicb; vicepreeldente,
Blackmer or Thomastoa,
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treasurer, mu Ida J. Lyon of New
London: executive committee, lies
ANYllllll‘.
Day or Night
Our melons and easy riding
automobile will take out
11min- .
ANDREW TAYLOR
Livery and Trucking
Phone Darien Conn.
Harriet l. ital at Hartford, Mn.
Osvilie Rector of Bridgeport and lies'
Lillie L. Gettler of loath Norwalh. l
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HUNTER IHMTO HIMELF.
Ohnrpe From “when ”a LUI'II
of New York uni-1..
IAbllYMl. .et. I.- Wile hunting
h the weenie aear heat yesterday.
hairy kmbaok. a! New York city,
WM M binder trough the
h. with a abetua. la was taken
t) the liddkoa km in Middle- 2. w
town, where it to aid in he a uhnm‘
Kl‘o-baek was crawling.
tlroaah a lento at the line of 1:11
2arcident. and a twig canned 1hr 11L.
ger to be pufieli, diseharflnp the gum.
—THI 8.8T ITUATIONI.
are obtained by advancing to
The moi reaches
I: clan in Norwolh ad Molly.
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”“0 viii; to tag {ac‘r that: my mam at thle nova-paper mil-2w
modulo hm] annulment be into to pet the Peeplioa $112 Cydow
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Artificial Teeth '
are one or the results at modem
civilization, and any one using a
satisfactory set nan appreciate the
comfort they are capable o! pro~
duciu, but, unhrtunately, all den-
tures are not perfect ones; they
may be ill-fitting, laartistla, or oi
pone material. There is no excuse
for such condition it the dentist is
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chaisal ability, and h aenaaiea-
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my personal supervision, and care
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right.
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ii'ufl 9.1 m to I p I Holidays‘
by appointment only
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Fred H, “hung.
Funeral DlraCter and Embelmet
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