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The weekly prayer meeting of the
East Avodu I. 8'. church will be.
bold m slut filth Rev. B. P.
Fairbanks in charge
East Eiders are very much interest 1
ed 'in the news that an eleven foot
shark was captured in Huntington. L
i. This is the third one that has hoe-t
caught ll the last two weeks.
Workman are engaged in filling up
the cellar where the Robertson ma- .‘
chim- shop formerly stood. Residents'
in that vicinity will awreciate this;
work very much. so the stench which?
used to arise from standing water in
die cent! was very annoying i
Residents living on Beach avenue
have made improv emontu tn the road-
beti. The street was urn up. pack-
ed down smooth, and cracked oysters
shells scattered on it for a top layer.‘
Along both sides of the road, grass: «
seeed was planted. and now that it is
beginning to grow. the road presents
a pretty uppearonCe to the eye.
I’rtparatiooc are going on rapidly at
‘i the Dorian House for the big shoot
i that is to he held there Saturday.
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it: expected that over 250 gunners will
'be present, and new traps have been
erected on the grounds. Landlord
[John O’Sullivan is arranging for the
and soul are has been seriously
Mr. and rum-rt. .t. Randall. of alter!
: starting of dinner for those who par
'ticirate in the shoot. and those who
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lira. Charles Lelttnd of Tokeneke
ill for seterai
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Miss hols Marsh of Highland ave-
ton, are visiting friends on llawklns uue, 1‘“ returned home ‘1‘" an 9"
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Wallace'nntea is employed in paint-'
;' Benedict.
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pony on Fifth street.
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nursing a swollen optic.
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lag the steel boat owned by Thomas
Repairs are bein made to the trol-
ley tracks by the Connecticut Com-V
last evening, it was voted to allow the
tended visit with friends in SIII’lD‘"
field, Masts. '
lira. Franklin Lynch. of Tokeneke
hart returned after visiting her dauglrg
tor, Mrs. Curtis filing of New Haven.‘
.. 'i‘nt-crn island,
four n’cros of land. with
Frederick Stevens. of Senvlew "a. mansion erected by the
line. is 9,110,111: a few. days va.cntiou Hill and other smaller structurett
has been leased for the season to O
:M. Mitchell and family of New \ork
At the meeting of the councilmenl
for several days.
com prising about
the large
late Eben
Twenty-eight members of the Bible
ma District the use. of the firehouse study class of the Methodist Episcopal
nor the special election which will be Chm" ”were“ l‘ the “m9 0‘ Capi-
held on September 11,
.J. S. L'i-iommodieu on the shore of
the river here Monday evening, for
Sharks do not seem to have any ef- their "0“” monthly meeting S“P‘
tent on decreasing the number of bath- 9" W” “"9“ “ 7 ° 0‘0“ and there
’ Last Were plenty of good things to eat; Af-
era at Marvin Beach Tract.
avening about 50 took advantage of the t" the supper 31““ were “WWW“ {0"
high tide to enjoy a dip in the ,9... the entertainment to be held by the
relass and the Men’ s class of the church
The quarantine on the home of Her- ‘ next “99“-
snan ‘53“le on Fort street has been‘
lifted. Neighbors of Mr. Sallick need
not fear that their children, will catch
the disease as hoth‘the store and the
house have been thoroughly fumiga-
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‘Mr and hire. Philip Gerhardt, of.
The vacuum principle has been ap-
plied to an ice cream freezer that
freezes its contents automatically in
half an hour and keeps it frozen eight
hours.
There's no Job in this city that can-
‘Woston. have entertained their grand- M‘ be fined by 3 really “N519
Ion,
Henry Gerhardt. In, of East worker—Ind all
capable workers
florwulk, Mrs. Groeschner sad Miss temporally out of ‘work. 'oich the
' nor-trade Groeschner, also ot'Esst Sentinel "Help Wanted" Ads. closely.
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Walterncvetulouioyedusutgo
hilaridetoh‘ewOuroaslastov—hg.
Part 0‘ ‘39 King‘s E“ W has I" 3"“ a" m h” "19 (out team of that place. Auto truck fake charities. the committee rot-om.
been ro-cemczited
rm. Frances Gorilla is improving
from her recent illness.
Mrs. Richard We has boos ser-
iously ill of plow
liiss Hopkins of list has been
visiting friends on Long nook Point.
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C. F. Wegner of the Heights has
been entertaining visitors from out of.
vocation.
town.
Albert Gould Jennie“. in. is visit-
ing his mother -on the Lou Nook
Point road.
The cimpitre Girls have returned
from their campiug trip oi the Old
Wire Mill.
Mrs. M ii O‘Riley of the lulgrew
:(‘Xpdti to buy dinner there need haveuhfle ‘1 NON‘W " visiting h" sister
'no fear but that they will get one of I‘ WW0!“
the best shore dinners served in the
state.
Ir. and lire. Harris 3. Childs of
New York spent a few days last week
with friends at Newton. -
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days, is now much improved.
Mr. and Mrs. b. ii Rauslrowboi \'
Paul and his wife.
Thomas Boyle of the Post road. lor-
oton. has returned home, after upend-
lng two months in Boston.
Michael Kelley. a New York police
man. is spending his vacation at the
Gaffney cottage. Norotou.
William Month of Sonics is u.-
played on the night shift'at Yule &
Towns Mfg. Co.. Stamford.
Mrs. C. 8. Hall. with her young. son;
has returned from her vacation, triple
New Britain and Sonthbuty.
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Mrs. John (infinity of Noroton, who
has been spending some time at Bar
Harbor. has returned home.
Mr. and Mrs. .B. B. Warner of Oracle
Street have been entertaining Mr. and
Mrs. John J. Fitzpatrick of Hartford
"Chief" Darren.Green seems to be on
the Job in Darlen. catching reckless
motorists. ,
William .Guffney of Noroton. who is
on the New York police force, spent
a few days last week at his place here.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Reushaw _ol 14mg
island have been visitors at the home
of Mr. Ronshaw's parents at Collu-
dor‘s Pom.
Frank Hsughnoy and Miles. Golden
are winning quite a reputation as
swimmers smoig the Norotonitoa who NOROTONB To PLAY 8606A.
enjoy the salt water at Pept- Tree
Point. ,.
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Communism-situates. '“tatt”0asa.
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they‘llalovertholot. muslin
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mwbloentetoudrkhttoflsiuANo.l
fame. while lawloy scoops them out
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.10 visit her duugbtss’. “a UV: 3‘ leaves Norotoa Heights at 1:15 sharp.
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t.ThellneupwilbosstolMs: Bis-
on. c; P. Smith p; Gino-let! 1b:
Tkol P. Wind at the flawley, 2b; Blamed. as; E. Prissce.
Kelli)“ will lot Ia $1.8M!“ “ Sb; Dukes, If; Wilmotgd; A. Carbon,
planned at [baton m a Thursday. rf.
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_boeuooo of the aids-h of lulu-tile,
ls session in the Town Hall on Fri
Collins (1 Noroton m any changes ‘1! the records that
Heights. who has been ill for several m be made. Ind to up). voters to
Worm mm
oton, have been entertaining tboir a“, sic: of the registrars “a thou who
.cim employed
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asters: m5 MONEY TALK.
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Col. and Mrs. George Bobiuns of
Fitch's Boldlers’ Bone will unsi- at
their sumac oomp- at Pine Grove“
forever a month Thhlslei is on his
Willi PM
Eddie Philip. the aeronaut. who is
direction of A. Johnnie luck, at Ro-
ton Point, during this week, nearly
mm to grief yesterday. When llr.
Philip gave the word to his helpers to
release the balloon. r't shot up to a
mum of 2500 foot in s moment. Mr.
ii’hllipa then lumped with the pum-
lir. and hire. Robert Hunter of 0x. chute. imteod of landing m in open
Ridge. Nototon who have been vistt- lo“ however. the ”ma laud ed on
lust Westhomnou Bosch, 1" 1" for the trolley wires in front of the en-
"va '"h' h." left “'0" and are trance to the ps'k. Eddlo fell to the
now at upper St. W 1‘“ for the ground from the wired. but. llsrtaruate
summer. Mr. Hunter is a crack golf- it. “I" a“ inbred. The balloon
my” ---... ‘ooamt over Bell blood and dropped
‘into the water. where it was rescued
The registrars of voters will 1:13;” Captain Mills.
The Republican Club members. of
Bay island. N. 1., ore spending today
at Rotor! Point. Hunger Neville Bay-
icy will serve them a fine dinner.tltis
evening, and will extend to them all
of the privileges of the Point.
Registrars M sad Willmutt
will meet again next friday. at the
Darien Town Hall, to make oormtiona
or additions to the mucus lists for the
full election.
of this week for the purpose at mak-
upress their pretense. in lewd to
the party caucus Wooten ‘tnw whit
t see
wish to vote in the caucuses should
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The “rive-cant" will! ‘0 mud"
. m. to mat" the
gusset." :11“th :qredueo Its “Mm“ “M 5"“‘med'
flu “mm mm ”A the Dar once. of The Associated Proust—hon ,
ion station will buoolied before long 4°“ Bod"! im been curred by tile
Bun soon. souofllr. and II:
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Emnt‘ufitv t 93" for Boo tingly been lending their names to.
ton totake ‘ with!“ momma fraudulent war charity organisations.’
3“...” iloultor. bh 0110M. Ma The names of the frauds and at the
stag .stnady heinous the poor. leader: of England‘s aristocracy waofrsttacity of 190, 675 unite seat. in the
W it served ohm-likes wens not given
n;- mm mm 0‘ mm by the government committee
preached “and” It the Humphrey which made the disclosures.
Btleet Comationsl Church in \lew Folhwiu close on the heels of the
Raven. Holiday Dr. and Mrs. Brown'rsnort sfouudor of a war land was
were loined at llew Haven by E. 8- ones speedily convicted and sen-
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Hindiey and family. “The. party cow tencsd to six months imprisonment at;
tinned to the Christian Workers‘ Cos- hard labor for cougar-ting its money
foresee at Not't‘ntleld. to spend "a to his own use. in poo-lag natures
days. traveling hi0! b! the “01““ the cont condemned widely known
trail to Pine drove for the reminder persons who had allowed their noses
of the month. Eto be used on “dummy commons."
' Rumors titut all was not straight in
George C. PVT '30 died flout "the aifalrs of many of the "charity"
NW“ "0 ‘9 "NF!!! 0"" Ch”'“" organisations which have sprung up
in WWW” “’ new, early this your and resulted in
9‘“ “0‘1“", hood °‘ Park ‘ T“ the appointment of the committee
lord). 8‘ one “m0 V“ ' °‘°'° mm lts report bdutfn with stories of note
of Miss Owen's father. the late C.] charities. ”Wilt proof of the gui-
D'ith‘ 0"“ “1 ”Mum“ 9“” libility of mankind. and the case
Pork (deceased) no a brother of Ho- .whorewith WIN means may
hurt Park of Port Chester. and they... t MM into 1“ their names
owned bus of the largest and most to ' t I.
beautiful tructs of run in the vicinity} "' “mm“ “ ”m“
imm-fl
of.Port Chester. The m for l I on. refers to
tone ohorlty that published no so
tenants. to another with a morelynbm—
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The album Heighta' baseball taunt“ ”ml“? "° ‘ ““9““ 'W
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2oolttomptihie blot on our social sys-l
item, and it would do a world of good
shins balloon ascensions‘ under thev’
W sus- ts W for a quot»
tor of a “so blurs. to o fourth
banned by a useharged hankupt.
to a sun that was the invention d a
bat-sign swiud‘er. To all these the
public gave freely.
“The favorite dodge; says the re- -
port.‘ is really to expend the major‘
portoltbesu-eolieotod onthenoml-I
nal obhot of the charity and only‘
steal twenty or thirty thousand.
pounds.“
After calling attention to the reek-i
loudness of titled and prominent peo
ple in lending their names to these]
LED THEA-
mends stute’ supervision throughouti
registration of charity funds !
“Bu.” says the Daily Nail that is,
Ioteuougk. lt‘iratlotuarhtttvetiteti1
ll. of the bog” charities or the}
lanes of their ‘tuousurers.’ Titledi
~.ror’ninout people who lend their
tunes in this way place a victory andi
a"
if the names of these dummy patrons
were unfinished along with the made
they have helped to luster."
Many promoters have found the war
charity a Bilbedsod investment. the
Daily Sketch deduces and adds:
‘ There are certain uses and women in
society who think that they have ful- '
tilled most of their obligations to char- ‘
fly by allowing their names to go
on every committee which writes to
them."
General Sir William R. Birdw.
was the commander of the Australia 'I‘
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ANSFERDAM 5‘13“"- 5-“M 0‘ troops “ho to. bed the German
5"“ “d‘"”“°m°““ "wearing in ‘1‘!” trenches at Pozieres is midnight ‘
na newspapers indicate that prepars tack.
tiona are being made in Austriwilun- u“:-
".o'hnr- winter campaign.’ '
Tenders are invited for the supply of
furs and woolen goods of all kinds for
the protection 1 the troops against
t-o‘ti. Deliveries must be made he»
tore September 15.
Aunll‘tilldlls raced Nrward
through the darkness and stormed
their way mm the German defenses.
ilttally gaining a’ footing in the viliagn'
which they extended, until within ,
few hulll‘.‘ they [will all the poeitiond’
on one side or the lllliill street, After
the first fut-y ot‘ the fighting had
“AARLEM Netherlands. AugustS. pas etl the (audit! settled down lntfl
«home MM‘EMDPMS 0' bulbs prin a series of choices and lotnl alt: chug
clpally abounds aud certain sorts of the (letnntn artillery started tirint
tulips, are being Hold for “3‘“? {0011 to tut off the Australians from in
in the momma districts 0‘ 110} fliitislt lines with a curtain of flu:
land, in consequence of the recently At almost the same time the British'
announced British prohibition of im- .u-lttttry trim! the same tactics to“
1”"- cut off the Ge: mans in the viiiagb
front reinforcements or supplies. '1‘ .
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. revelation that some of its titled and.
Now 3‘0" prominent members have unwlt Germans. says a report receIVed here of fire at the other side of the village
icon are titted with m.
COPINKAGEN August 5-111.. ntittsh guns started another curtain
live Just completed gnu pllced in a and the Australians and Germans
hugs shed at Darmstndt ten Zeppe. who remained fought it out, encircled
'lina of m feet in length with a gas by a wall of expiodins shells and
flying bullets.
hull is provision. for machine guns and.
for light places (if ordnance. MOM! MAO: ATTAR OF 5085.}?
The newest Zeppelins are said to Select two glasses, one . i
have four armor-plated can, of enough to tit in the neck at the other;
which fie first is the heaviest. All the Partly till the larger in with
Ann". flagrant petals and invert it over in?
the cars smaller. in nhich hat been placed ll
flue, absolutely clean sponge soskotl
in olhe oil. Prop up the two bottl ,,
in the strong sunshine until the petsld
are withered, then remove and l‘
with the fresh Keep this up dur f
the whole summer utilizing all pet I
AMSTERDMI. August 5.-Thc Ger- that can be obtained. When the
man naval squadron at the Belgiarr son is over rinse the sponge in tile ‘
port of Buses has been considerably hot and you have the essence of ati
I‘anthened in recent weeks. accord if you have large quntity of poll, (3
ing to the Amsterdam Telegramand you may squeeze the oil out of
now comprises ut toast :3 torpedo sponge without adding alcohol. whi
boats and torpedo destroyers, lnclud- G‘Ves the 1'8“! lit”. 3! Will!!! 0‘
lug many of a new type my three or altar or extract you have dolleiott t
funnels. Torpedo bouts have frc-, “8'0“"!-
quently passed thnouglr the canals of
Belgium. while dismantled boats are
said to have been transported Irfron
Germany by that route.
plated gangways connect
The engines indicate 4.000 horse-
power. and in. speed is 5'! miles an
hour. The ships can reach a height
of more than 13000 foot.
There‘s no job in this city tinte-
not be filled by a‘ really ‘épob'
‘ttorlterwand all capable work
itemrorarilv out. of work. watch 3.
Sentinel “Help Wanted" Ads. closely
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ll your tenant ‘is delinquent sndi
destructive become a Sentinel classi-
tled advertiser at once.
There is a market for logwood
‘Jeremie, Haytl. ~
when ..
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