Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, July 31, 1916 · page 4

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. ' hank ~Parker- has built a new cabin

In his launch; the “Nettie." The

that now presents a very trim tip-g
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3.. .3 Vincent Sweeney. oi Hawkins ave.

 
 

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Thelaat Norwalk Yacht Club holds;

 

saw“ WM.’ - A m "Thoma“ Smith. of s“

be held Tuesday. August 1. at the home
“In. H. J. Hipson. Seaside Place.‘

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rain" Benedict captured tour and
will“! pound week fish 8 turday. This

 

‘ [ting his launch. the "Rebu." This
' m is being rushed in order that he
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treason oi the year.

 

 

w 'l'he “Ajax," in bhsrge ot Captain the diamond.
W Hendricks. making trips from not played in years, they ”6 certain
_-,. “Washington street bridge to itoioulthat they will 81" the Amen“... .

Jenn. iiarweil patronized yesterday.

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and breed?

 

The Americans weredeieated by that »
‘ Btamiords in a bot game on the Wickel
2lot, to the tune oi e to l.
min not up a strong game, but the

 

.‘lawa oi the Est avenue ii. 3. church:
A this time is expected,‘
'f and all oi the members are redeemed“
to be present.

3 tomorrow.

 

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3 The largest crowd that has ever‘heen,
‘ 2at cm Pasture, was present poster-3
M‘ day. the weather conditions were per-‘ Mark W. Norman is in the South.
iect. eudswimming and other 890"! 'a business trip.
were enjoyed. A number oi informal"
oiambakes were in onion,

 

. The Sunday semees at the East
{avenue hi. E. Church was well attend- .
led. yesterday. Rev. 8. P. Fairbankai

eating sermon,

 

Willi-a r. Blaser n atom noose-mow

“ammoni- eases... theorems. «stems» 3
the water-tower and windmill a: Vat-a9
intake Farm The installation oi‘citlr.
‘water at the (arm is a big improve-
' and is much appreciated witb Post Road at Nomion.

meat .
those connected with the institution. 3

 

“bunkers."

‘ Hewlavenne.
b" 0‘ the members expect to ”7 is a real savage shark-hunter. Yester-
Iilld and a one time is expected by all he
- ‘ day when he went tor a sail down t eral you“ ladies accompanying her,

rivr h took his .22 Colt utomatie re- <

The regular meeting oi the East ' .

MIX Improvement Association '3“ lvoiver so that in chic hot saw a sheik
ihe would have. considerable sport in

destroying it.
ei- - . . harks were aimed. and Mr“ smith
‘3 1:30 oolock, ‘had no chance to prove his ability.

 

The Americans will play the "Has
‘ed to the owner at a lauioh dur- Beens" on the Wicks lot Sunday ni-

‘ternoon. Many oi the old timers will
be seen crating their old positions on

AlthOnxh they have

 
 
 
 
 

 

, , rummage-seammocm} '
. «M . . “ -’. lam. W " hulls. csaaissew pastime . ,-,
mummngsmumfimum‘w' adore-saunuembsm iriai.ltiaeiatod. ‘Hwfihwflw, "a"?
Wis-lanai "gymnasium mow-unanimitmi * M'W

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3Wlisastiesaananan
tam “of seasons occur only;

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Ill-i ill-era tines-s. oi tin York

lettering their business is but scum
that year. Mr. Smith said“
,, funnies am lobster pets treat in
“is M” ”I “I‘m ‘ “'°.Mile River to Cos-so Beach. with:
assets nestles unsound. in nast1m.m,mm.m mu.
immensitobrhome “3‘!le low to W‘ 1,“ Mom
5 At the same time. the
flea I_ D. M at Pint “M‘w .3.de. lobsters gun.
'i“ W N m "°- ”W“ ’ ler than the length prescribed by law.
M’mmm '83 ”mo'mmndthehmahiufloiezumiheb
‘° “‘9 50'9““ 8-star. D" 3- B',male lobsters and thus destroying the
‘West 1' in attendance. iyouu has also had considerable to petition, stir! “Vial .
'“h m lack of numbers of mu down by til. Public Utilities Commie-i
i sion. was also rejected by the Superior,
3 Court on appeal. The report at the; i
i W '“ road. “d 5‘ _“'“ Ml )~.W lagea to the buildings on Bedloe’s' Willi! most at no thought that the hy-
ied to takers $12" $110: vi; “2:? Mn “0*,“ meme” amt m and Ellis slands and in New York
_ natural W 3 e I gweek-end at her Lyon’s Plain home. and hm' City began today. The. now we in“. am“ to flaw that

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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_ Miss Florence Wardweil oi Miller's
'” 5“ charge. “d u" a very m". Bridge visited Noreton iriends last
No Sunday school
has held in obedience to the orders

‘30! the Board 01 Health.

 

yeti ta removing ‘Thurldly.

 

.

Richard Christopher at Montclair
spent Sunday with iriends on the

 

tile. Mabel Moore oi the Heights

”m Captain Hoary Nash caught a torty- ‘enteriulned Miss Miriam Heloise at
one, ' two pound stripped bass. last week, .Stamiord'ior a tow days‘tast week.

in a net with which he w. catching

‘ . it is said ona~other bass .

I A ”haircuturned to his mm“ m" 5' ever surpassed the also or this ilsii [Post Road at Nor-emu.

5&5 “on u “a "“5 oi. h“ ; hereaboabs aid-that was caught a few ill for several days. has completely

w'mt' lira. J' Mchrlan ‘ lye-arts ago and weighed iorty-eisht covered her health. ' ‘

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pounds.

 

Has. William G. strangward oi the

who has “it WWt Gummy to see that it is "m"

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I 5 files "fiessie Weed fl returned last
week from her Southern trip to leave’
again in a iew days tor Vermont. soy.

 

Miss Helen Bouton oi Lockwood
street has gone, with Miss
' M ii happened, n° Weed oi Noroton. to spend s two
weeks' vacation at Miss Wood's sum-
;mer home in Vermont.

 

Although the Wee Burn Golf Club

win Most Vaieu- ..
Mi the largest nah at this speciegmgdcg‘x; sum: mac R MD m “in“ in" Manila demo" of late.
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that has been .oauxht for years, and v
' . .New Canaan. yesterday, in Mr. Vill-
7‘11 5 4.5331”??? was confgryted on his son’s auto, and returned home in the

' ‘ “c y y n " “wee" hours oi this morning. Accord~
' . _ tag to their story they had a couple
l. L Haniord 5' overhaulingmnd oi blowouts which delayed them cou-

siderahly.

many players have teen there and
even the rain does not seem to keep
them irom‘this interesting game.

 

Ralph Birchard has been appointed Biol! “5““
.deputy health other. and meets
{ trains to prevent children from out oi
’ town coming to Dnrien. because oi the

epidemic oi infantile paralysis:

 

Miss Jennie Birchsrd oi thisvtown,
and ‘Revtr it}. E. Richter were among];
the attendants subs Christian Work-
ers' conference conducted'Wednesday
afternoon and evening at Rowayton-hy

‘i “fibrin“ Mill's the same.
Mar '

 

 

at The Norwalk Hospital continues to
improve. day. and loaded trucks are unable to -

a position with John McCormack

“i okuiteke.

w business alter a short illness. 1‘
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th i i ll isle d .
Lad 0:. Sign; c; 33.31325: on J“ at the horses strayed over the Weston HAR’HORD. __ Conn. July at.—! ensue, “a am. 1,. mm MCI!
ali‘re aide ' line in“ Redding. (mgmuin' on pro. Losses oi the Hartford insurance:l pain. The natives of Palamn rat 3

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g; Knoatw:dilii‘§:0:inndx Griz-:enuif; 81:: er, The may owners oi the hmo'1'l‘he morning express to New York}

 

 
 
 
 

 

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CAUSE 340.000” FROFER' means of defense by which men ‘ '4 .

 

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51' Wis-$50 M ' M '1" " ‘ ”“538 0‘ We“. Ty L0 5 WI muttered in the past, long were
. _ in, 2&3“, I! m M of “a. R- l li‘Ix-'1.ES s TH SEVWL 3 mm was “named.” H.“ I
; . Bey. ' J. 1,1on rector or V - er. Wednesday I! 3‘.” pmi ' D. .md Meme is never better «In! 1
't" M, mummifi . mi in W. “3A‘mmmm '0'. no annual ’lwici tun mif‘wbm m 1m“. fl.
‘ ‘ , - i 1 2115“. X‘ ‘ . ‘7
“M ”’Jmfi“ ' "‘° ‘“ “m “e ”d" 4 (Continued trout not Page.) :crobes at :15 Eifipfistweemunbim‘ ’
‘3‘ M ° W 3““ N“ l ' ———- ithrough the healthy node. The nose

road my: noun“. has stonyi The old wireless pole at the eel “‘took Pk“ on board that vessel. ' is the brunet “domestic sites? for all

iguds laymen and oat-lea vao'ii'uoa’s Point which has no: linen in - - -
y. l e [W
are 301 walled to his own church. use [or see-em years. save. for a little Th 00 0‘ public

mit‘roboa in am to the air. Its p3

. «renting an: antiseptic also, and man. V
““5? a!" that {our mumti‘m has no more valuable outwosk of 60-” _' ,‘

Iv reless telephone experimenting - .
'hareawmatornear the lm.mm Wm” W'
‘ mm“ 0‘ “me “no N E m m museum“ "a” "m 4‘" andgthat all of them were deafroyofi boas, Weigh which a pecan: cannot :’

 

terasted in the enort made to com and many visitors tear the: it will hit - .
.. red. It. a car . b th , mean crab... ter- in.
"I m mile! costs“! 10 can, do“ n I?!“ "or. w ”my Wished sf ed their crews per , res e sthatuii on

Bunion avengers as tar as St. some one. . | The H ie - {mouth
3 W's Church. Norman. was held, ._—.._..—._._._. [sin-:3 053L£Jegyluirtydx admit: In the stomach we find free hid"!- ‘

“army I131“. at the tire house. The;

lungs fmeiy by way otthelltefleu;

 

. . . . 'ilioric aid. lrodu
1w smokmg run- out. the debns 2.. l... in). mi??? fifi‘flue‘tfi

. piled hundreds of feet high in item the common suit, or sodimu chlo
.piaces and With the fire still bum- ride, or the blood by the liviuceells that

i113. ‘ line. the stomach is one oi the wholly
‘ 'nle Work of repairing the dam.’ inimitable feats of the body. Until '0‘

been turned}
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drooliluric 81:“ was {tinned in the stom-
nob solely in order to digest mod. but 5

immigration station at Ellis [or this hydrochloric acid is also a valuable

 

s Abbe m mm “W: James ahlotte, of South Norwalk. llnd ht“- ihe appearance of .‘ war uutisemtc, ‘li'orklng, 10, mm mm,
M ‘ ' ° ‘ is visiting his grand-father, .lamea- “WP! Village with every Window me body with)“: hurtins it and prob-

.3. who no scheduled to render a pa» . buttered.“ the ”of of the hose; ably often stating “I from the microbes
Juiotie reading at the Congregational Ghiotto, 0‘ the Upper Pariah. "
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'Chureh an the Sunday “em“ after Mr and Mrs Fii Wakenian and blown away and the dining and

. ' ' ‘ ' . t thibod l‘ . _
{limo Dev. when a his shower their guest, Mrs. Theodore Wakeman. executive rooms wrecked while :1 (it mff'tffifiamgfie 533:!“
.5 Just about church time kart all hum of Akron, Ohio. have visited relatives ‘ tho island w” “um with bits; microbe can, tins te the
fiery iew brave ioiks at home, gave in Eaaton_ M W
. the reading last evening, at the same
on] place. HIV“! 5093 on "10 1'0“ "1, (‘ianenee Beers. who was injured in from dfiffin‘ hf!” Which had. (limitless.

Ith’ muum Mr. Abbe m ‘0‘ MI“. 'rolle, “MW In Nom‘lk M0!" bombarded the im .' they ,___ 3

3 "“5“” able to redeem his promise to site the ‘ day, was bmuaht home from the Nor- burned. The damage was estimat-V EVOLUTIO" 0F SHORTHAND.

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Allen Sheldon 0! IS Neck 1‘ int; ding until it me walk iospi Friday

iRoad motored on Tuesday to lio-
boken.

oi touwmition and typhoid ierer.

3 . . .
pita! caved in, the main door Emu» m) ”mum of entry

3“ shrapul, brokui g1“ and surface or the unbroken and healthy
Ttlircc-inch shells thrown ashore “mi-“D'- 0- W- 83199“! in “mm"

 

ed “‘ $75,000. -—~«-~
The building on Bedloc'a ls. W “WW”! "-“i- in." In

. t . , v - . is Time of Cicero.
Will in 'i‘. Andrews of 28 Suburban: George Dyer. iormerly oi Weston. lrn h doo m 5 '
h d w“ ' n b! m anal 'Do the tin-rage person the idea oi

 

avenue, Stamioni. member of the law has been visiting James Diliernan oi, Windows» mattered “mm the v .
‘ 3m 01 Andrea'l 6‘: Dondlinser. . ai- 0004 ""l- ”r- D'C‘im'lvh" “‘0 9“. marks of an eight-hour bombard- £3132ua.i:: whiffz‘m'. muffs
Wild“ 1110 “”0“er “193“": at 11h93‘0nun“ . friend (mm 5" York. 2mm 0‘ ‘hflpm‘lo “0" b0!“ ”id rapidity with which it has been intro-
reaidsnis. ate, oi Notoiozi an bar on; ;
who met at. the Newton are house, Mill Edith Gilbert is Visiting Rlit:I The roof 0 w iron wflehouu try. Tm.- “ “m the "use. h0wever,ior .
' Thursday relative to getting the "low". Mrs. Lyman livers. 0 e - w“ ripped 03““! the walls» are history trot-es the use of a similar art
: Miss Dorothy M03491!” 0! Mansfield Connect”: (trolley) ‘company to re- ding Ridge. hir_ Beers. who moved full of holes. while tin how of with dctiniteuase back to the time or
m. Johhau on the avenue visited Noroton irienda an duos “Ln“ irom m, can" to live,“ Reading last year, was a weekend the armv officers are stripped of
let-nu between the towns at Stamford "3“" in ‘O‘W- '
13311311.} Mr. Angie? lad also an 1“" Chamberlain. 0‘ Brooklynlg'udfnd stew The ,0” Tire
ollcer oi the Stamio oun ry Lom- n. I. 3‘89““ "In" Wm. Mn. ere is estimat at too.ooo. The nothing seems to be known or any
litany. and was at one time a resident Chamberlain. who is spending several Statue of Libel-w Virtually a un— ot‘mr ”new or shorthand during the 3'
13‘1”” “6' II‘I‘mfle M; infgfelsidinmturcyh weeks with Mrs. Hawley Williamhd‘m'ged' b‘" the doors 0‘ the, .
,. ~ mac n ~

i t r rish
iag.ta..heip the Dal-tau and Noroton 0 he none in ' ,
””1““ "m reduction in fire. The Noriield lllilmvernaui Aasocis-‘ ildded at!” h" ”‘ dead Comel-3 that of Timothy WM. whose treatise 5
and' it is m 5' hoped “I“ Mr. A" tion announces another oi its series oi ‘3' " Yd‘mvfhi“ 0‘ .the Le~ was dedicated to Queen Elisabeth. In
M utheir attorney "o" ”9N'5313‘ popular card parties and dances to be high Valley mm 9011“. who iouo Peter Baieebmught out a system A
“"l “m ”' WM “ "m“ u“ given in Weston Town nail. muss h“ be” “limit we the clinic. flimilar in acute respects-to unsure. . i;

.,._ —..- gnikeg' pi. of Mr! chain. 3 tlucetl into business life iii this coun-

(‘icem about 70 B. C. The invention

_ is sometimes credited to Cicero and
Ithdl' chimneys ”d Willi and sometimes to his secretary. Toliius

Greek or Roman nscendency nor tor
;pedestsl are blown in. .tliteeu centuries afterward. The first .;

I or the noted systems at the beginning
i The Jew Ci” police ”day of the present era of shot-timid who

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tion occurred. i but which was dinicuit to mouse. b
The next system to indicateprogras

 

 

 

 

 

' A m“ ‘to R. J. Weed, for a It!" his be!!! "36 foundation for 1110.130! a
the giving way or a sleeper. on There we at 38 Woodward “mm Co" ‘50. the systems now practiced-Eachangs.

 

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issues,” to their interests to cut 3 '~
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lo» «mm mm»- non-om b... 0...... cm. a. b... t... mum mm "mo- ;wmhw;m.m 33:2:

and Barton. as it is’to its nations. town as the nest at Mr. and lira; The 1 allowing permits "m “In“! Stenoarapbyorsbort Writinglbyflpsil- :3

. I Freak C_ Fitch. oi Good Hill. today by 3 Illlng mm”, li‘inch. ling Chancherie." Hen cause Madam ‘3:

Jerome aodtrey oi Cannondsle. has- A permit to lira Bertha V. tor Willis. Jeremiah Rich, William Mason. *

‘ , been the guest oi his cousin. Miss plumbing *1." Lowe street‘ "° I'IhomaAsnGumey. as weiLasmany oils- 1.

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.> , . , . , lcr ior plumbing in Beersley avenue. xenated when in the early part or the 5‘!

' ~ 1?; iirgltngr'erfishwxg :32? A perm‘ it to Joseph Hadik. tor a nineteenth century Isaac Pinnan, who . q?

3" 3‘! mum” of Willard Cliiiord' garage for ii‘.“l,lbner. in Benton street Mien-Id was knighted. presented his . i!

. ' _ ' ‘ l ' which ialtill

The condition of bliss Maria Moore w“ rendered dangerous to travel b, (lost "09 yetem. in useand which i

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Fred‘Oak . C Bill. cross. for fear oi its total collapse. Blhuofilleriin.
es raw haseecured HARWORD WIREMAN BURNED The sti l threads of the-common

0" Mr. Ciiiiord sent notice to the select-
men. and bi kept busy thmuah the HARTFORD, c“ . “I 81—Jobn jellyfish are not strong enough to
day. warning drivers oi teams and air Dee, wireman'was c'riticaylly .bilrned illeree the ordinary human shin, bug

’ ' t oi the den rous condition here today When his side came in con- M" 3' E Light. ”1 ‘19“?!me mil. ..
George Schllchting oLthe Hickory omohiles. ge luau-1m ’. "y. w", while he‘ “3 pine medusue. notes that the sting of

has been able to atom to “I u” bridge. working on a repair job. I the‘tentacles is very dangeroua s'wab-

| .ing and inflammation begun almost

i As a hand oi gypeiesencamped on HARTFORD n" COMPANIES 3ilnmcdiutely, blisters mm. the heart

ed land at Bulkley's Corners, helongitil1 , L08l. .‘nciiou. intramural, mm IMO ,
to James Grimn. of Valley Fem. two‘ ‘ tnud nervous twitching- oi thermuleles

 

 

 

 

 

A new garage has been complet

perty owned by Mr. lnsalls, whom it Sonlenrmlmanrnlgcwd? l‘“m:et:" Fig? i ”a“: m: the ism m, b. 1:01..th "
- is reported.shotthe horses.oneina Mthgmvrom lot i N ‘1“ ‘3 0'” mvwmufl,‘ “ken.
N0 III! in; be t . in! no: it our _ 3
1“ “hm“ f h M" a tore-leg. and the other in the should-a York Harbor. will be about 3100.Mu.,;“'°“':|:¥ “it! ilpplkéilofltml crying.“ .

 

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