‘ ‘1 slid Mrs. Daniel Lfloalmedlsu.
inguinal street. were visitors yester-
. ' W in New York city.
? .2 m Hazard. of Central avenue
, he resigned his position with the 0s—
" Badman grocery store. on You Isn’t
The “haunts Gooduough" sailed
t-thespperhsrbortodayboundtor
'St. George. N.
_. The three-master! pulp schooner
Wan ." from Nova Booth. ar-
slusd at St. George Pulp a Paper
Company! whaflysstsrday.
”a barge “Morning Star" is being
W of a cargo of coal at the
sits at the Ferris Coal Company. on
Washington street.
Ir. and Mrs. E. 0. Merritt will visit
”niches in Peekskill, IN. Y. Mr. lor-
rflt is enjoying a vacation from his du-
llasin the Southern New England Tel-
.hns Co.
‘ (
‘73:
_ A girlthls morning was born to Mr.
‘ , Ill Mrs. Michael Bonn, of East Wash-
. titan atmt. The happy father. the
local hardware dealer. is wearing th a
male that wont come oil. Baby and
“her are doing well.
ue‘street department have complet~
0d repairs on Bridge street. This thoro
vmghisre has sorely needed attention
in sonic time, and residents in its vl-
«deity are pleased with tea improve-
ments lately completed.
There were sixty people in attend-
we last evening at the mid- week pray-
3 meeting in th East Avenue M. E.
“larch. The pastor. Rev. 8. P. Fair-
hunks, omcisted. The pastor will have
dongs of all of the services next Bun-
hy. no outot- towu minister will be on-
Isnd. as has been the custom ror many
. . We past.
“Huggins," the little pet dog. who
7- . was seen or heard so long on the
,.. , Shore road. has been laid at rest. A
‘ abort time ago he was suddenly
do nothing. Those who stop to think
may get some idea 'what blindness
‘ m even in a dumb animal, for
with the sight gone in man or boast.
fibre is not much to feel harp! shout.
It Is touching to see “Huggins” {our};
dd companions looking here‘ and there
in their old partner who has disap-
. lasted dorever. Spot. Ginger. Bssut
Ill Doctor have all been noticed look-
ing larsll sorts of directions for the
in that never came. I l
. “Ry-three years ago this i the
Great Esstjfrn stipck on s eh
' slot, 1. which pissinus
he fit was"hot' down on the charts,
~1uong the passengers on board was
Mn W. James The trip. across was
“03th enough almost to play billiards
g. nittll supposed to be solely our
one continual round of pleasure all
isu: ventriloqaisnl. acting. M80 and
- in.“ trials. toot racing. hurdle Jump-
septum dancing. instrumental
and sons! music; ind sssrythiug lit
ms the passengers happy At that
I. it was the wonder of the world
a is the maritime hue and was built to
faces-uneasily ten thousand tronps
, . t‘Booth (so christened but the
M" was dropped}. who was a
ousplcnous figure as he paraded no
gm down the deck in silence With
._ ~Ils long flowing hair and Scotch can
I- {dines noted circus men. Joseph Cush-
‘ u. Avery smith and Colonel Quick.
.malso on board: also Professor
of Fowler and Wells Physolo
Minn. \ ' j
a . .
Rommel: g;
1.. 'IJouls Chhpmau and Mrs. Minnie
Hodges of Rutherford. N‘ J., were in
Nor-walk Wednesday sttendiug'ths tn-
heral or Mr. Chapman's aunt, whose.
3*. . remains were ybronght here hem Bea.
' can City,N
. nylon.
'l'he case of the Stevens Oyster
' Imus-y a George I). messy. ion.
has! secretary of the company. Which
”Iii scheduled to come up in the Sn-
1‘)er Court of Fiairdeld county before
Jidgs William 5. Case last week was
'putponed until November 9 at 10: 15
:Ths case has been pending?
tr a mining time and R‘owayton people
.mtriai, as all‘o‘l the partihs 9‘”. well ,
how-inert;
no [NR AWE
stricken blind. and pined sway almost .
pips serial mast. from which
the “stars and stripes. ” ad
‘to the prominence of his radio sta-
flies. and Win: a to'scholholorto the
surrounding autumnal landscape.
i The annual hair of the Lsdiss’ Aid
It. when the Jin- oecurred. There was .
unmannattsrnooussnusvsn;
the passengers was Edwin
.ior interment at Row,- »
are anxiously awaiting the outcome at v
3* NonoroN 4
‘finflh A I s v ‘
A son was born Wednesday morning
talk. and Mrs. Hana. Main. orCed-
sr Gate.
The funeral service for Mrs. Thomas
Jefferson Mead was held at her lateC
borne on Maple avenue Wednesday a!-
ternoon, Rev. 8. E. Lawson omcisting.
interment was made is faring Grove
Cemetery.
R. L. Gillette and family motored to
Haddsm. Ira. Gillette' s tamer home.
and other places in that section of the
This is the first vscstiouwbes has on-
ioyed in live years,
Superintendent of Highways and
Bridges Robert N. Greene is determin-
ing bicycles on the sidewalks, for
which a line or $80 may be imposed.
and proposes to take action against in-
.ture oilenders.
Mrs. Herman Puck and Miss Annie
Puck. both of Brooklyn. paid a visit.
last Sunday to Mrs. Howard 0. Will-
mott. They made a trip through Tok-
sneks. taking several pictures of the
‘besutltul " houses and rustic scenery
that adorn that section.
Next Tuesday. October 26. the La-
dies Aid Society of the Congregation
sl Church will hold their annual har-
vest sale and supper. In the after-
noon, vegetables, fruits. poultry and
preserves will be on sale. The sup-
per will be servedJroni 5:30 to, 8.
Mrs. B. L. Gillette and Miss Ella
Bates are the committee in charge.
, Loris Ludlum Balcom. one of this
year's graduates tram ContarSchool.
who is one of the toin's‘y'onngest wire-
less enthusiasts and inventors. has
wood a satisfactory go t s:-
pollution tor. wireless operator. and
seeived s tiring-ads amats nr'zdgoes
. ,lle has recently erected a no 5'
BOW. .39!"
ns mil!
Society of the Methodist Church open-
fed yesterday sciences. in the Sunday-
a...»
dorsslshosso-adsgdllhqmtl NM
,JB,C. uwsonsndmousnl
I Miss Marcella Corning 0! D8
and Mrs. Fannie Stevens imam of
State. on Monday. returning yesterday. 0‘
edtopntsstoptotheprsctiseotrldnellst
sing; this: Susie Lsnso will render
mandolin selections, W in
Miss N. E. Shriver on the piano; and
Georgetown. will recite.
Much interest is expressed in Dylan
and Norwalk at the news that Mrs.
Preston (Mrs. Grover Cleveland that
ms) hasbosghtatrsetolsboottour
scrssin'l‘okeneks atasostot. tits
said. roofless and that Mr,“
Prestouwiil madam‘.
probable that the Prestonswill remain
in Barton only during summer.
Prof. Preston being cohnsotsdwteh
Princeton University.
dent Cleveland was alive he spent
much time is Grosnwish at Cosimo-
dose a. C. Benedict's nuns. as he and
Mr. Benedict were great triads.“
this friendship has continued through
his widow. dire. Preston. who is sun
entertained at the Benedict «Me.
Oniysdewwashlln.lmfrestou
and her sea want as s «Use to
Cod. on \the Benedict
lrlendslrip has influenced Mrs.
tonicbuysssrtbelsnsdiotsnysay.
'Darien and Norwalk are to ho congru-
ulutsd upon having Mrs. Preston as a
summer resident. for she is a very
charming woman. and popular with all
asses. ‘
Tuesday was a big day at the ditch
Home for Soldiers at Noroton Height.
for it was the day for the annual visit
of the State odicsrs oi the Woman’s
Corps. Over 800 visitors werei
present. Luncheon was enjoyed. the
buildings were inspected. and than. in
the Home chipel. a number of insph»
ing and interesting “each“ , were
made. Besides the ladies and their
friends. Charles Griswold o!
department commander o! the Cannes.
ticut G. A. ill, and Past Department
Commander Albert A. May of Meriden.
a former member or the Soldiers’ Hos-
pital Board and Stats Patriotic la-
struetor Johu Sasha at Water-hwy.
were present. Mrs. Alice Kelsey". hold.
of the State Women’s Relief Corps.
presided and presented. in addition to
the foregoing the relieving We:
Department ommander W. H. flat-tot
the Sons oi Veterans. mun Standard;
Mrs. Charlotte Wright 6! New Riven.
tanner national secretary or thew .
R. C.: Senior VlceColnmandsr Brown
and Judge Advocate Peyton of the
State G. A. it, and Col George inch-
bins- superlntendost at the HUI.
lcsl selections were rendered by din.
Francis mm and Miss Katharina
neshler. of West Haven. and melts-
'tlous by Miss Grace Manning
._...._......
MAD one :50" swingers CITES:
r SHELTON. 0st. zap-George Nich»
ale and Alonso Dalass. of Huntington
have gone to the Pasteur institute is
has a result of being bitten Wednesday
ted. Besides the usual line otlmmsdthrough
ssods. suitablstor aulteihisyslstrts!was traced by the megawatt!»
and other WM ladies otter to Budslsy Park. .
New York for treatment yesterday,
Whysmadduammm
momma“
Bri
1‘ sees.
ape yacht .
Oneida. It is presumed that this lug .
“PWI Cold Coward" Ends Colds
- and Grim in a Few Hones.
Toke “Psychosid Cowouud" every
two hours until you have taken three
doses, than all grim misery goes and
You cold will be broken. lt promptly
can your cloned-up nostrils and the
air passages oi the head; stops nasty
discharge or nose sunning; rolls-res the
headache, dullness. tsvsrishneu, sore
throttksueesiltg, soreness and still-
, Don’t thatched-u! Quit blowing
and shuttling. has your throbbing
head—dotting else in the world gives
such prompt relief as "Papa's Cold
Compound." which costs only 25 cuts '
at any drug users. it sets Vim
nuance. tastes ales. and causes as
two-vest” M In automate.
New
J. Morrissey of
York. was a week-end guest with
triends here.
Michael
E. N. 8i r . Sn. motomd' to
Iridgeport portfitgrday afternoon on bus-
insss.
mu mo. Bell has entered on
Merrill Basins“ college in Not-walk.
Attorney Edward Bradley MI '0'
turned tram a business trip to New
York city.
Adam humans and bum! 0’ 1";
Haven. have been visiting at the home.
a Mrs. Josephine lid in Santa's!“-I
Deputy Bhsrid H Pain 1115‘
Edgar
been on a business trip to Norwich. } I
Cheri AF. l). carrier on' I
Wists a 18V K«auctioning congratula-
tions over the birth at another son.
Youngstsr Keene and his mother are
getting along you. ,
The monthly meeting oi the Wom
’sTown improvement Associs
(ion
was held sitsrnoos in the it
brsry building.” state met. Altar
s has»: ins-tins. It which NW;
waistcoat worstslsdol. a*
“Agents! hour touowes. ., . .-...
0PT.
TIZIN A CAN
Mann
ct. 212 J—Js
HARTIOR.
olthssownof' rmsflbs‘stllbdawf
titles in bankruptcy in the Usual!
stats- been. in. lishilltias are n.~
181.47. and his only available asset is
m equity in property in New I
We
mm Thultlnsl. It am
hssscsssd.
. s
‘ FIVE Pas s mesa
; , $795
‘x The Sentinel
s WDAY. OCT. as. 3915
The M)... is uppermost. the minds
ofailthinkingrnen andwomenofthe
civilian! World today.
But who's afraid? ,
Nobody-not even the belligerent nations.
Peace)
Yes. with honor.
Pooh!
Two pocket
at.
_ 0. you militarism 0. you peace-maker“
0. you wise men! What do you know?
Read more~ talk less!
I.
Voln'me 2. Book of
atop!" ’ XXXIX.
Progress. will cause you ioQUAKEinstcsd,
oi quack. QUWER instead of quibble-wit
will hit MW With flirt“! bi fear—anxiety-
ALARM. But read life—READ {Ti
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Get ThreeVo.“
for LESSthan the price of one-
-$l_ .98-without complains-only
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‘1 13 wooowaso avenue
1 South Mama. Conn.
; stones AND newsman
‘ lordWsrll A Sports iiy
rinse. runes mo surpass
PM" oeuvres A rssruhs
HEADQUARTERS } R 6A8
RANGES. $11.00 to 3am '
, ISeli Lighting Burners. Sell,"
out stock before buying.
Gas Hot Water Heaters . . 8:1.oo
Eddy Rcifigemton.
iJonesStHOich'k’ss
:1 Wall. Sty .' Norwslk. t
' rm.
FACT FREIGHT L-IUE TO NEW
vests
heightens: .lesvss‘l’isr ’27 nut
River. New York (loci of Catherine V
St.) every day snoop! Sunday, at 3 p.
in Freight received at Norwall up to .
5 p. m. and at South Norwalk up to ‘
3:30 o. a
George F. Feats. General Agent ‘
ml mums J. 3mm runs
tours-non Unit was
-h—n -_... m-..“—
noun Forget
Toni M
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Fire laments
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Our Companies 'Are Financially
Strong and give Prompt Servlcsj ,
Are You Insured?
Do it Ndw.
J. M.- hyhhflsdnc .
seas. savor: a now am:
5 Railroad Ave. Soul: Namalk
“7‘
Ask tar sash prices for 0 DAN
COAL.
THE WM, EFFRON CO, Inn.
3 ms as?" raw , sass mus .
PM all the m that comes
7 your way—hut don‘t DEFEND on its
coming! 11 you want a job use a Sen
and Wants: '
- "Piwuir I—l. a)»
Smith. Underwood _
' mission. an." ethos
mates. sold.
W Rants: l» ‘
on; mono. Mine! ,
aside!- ‘6 98 month.
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