Evening sentinel, Thursday, August 17, 1916 · page 4

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ing a shark book.

 

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Caniaioupes
and Watermelms

[Holder has been inpatient for Satan
delta comammtnathemaym
his luck fishing for them.

 

The Amateur Dramatic Club.

I'dny evenings at
adaption Hall. on State street.
number from this place are plan
b afield.

 

 

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of infantile paralysis in Ridgeheid. it

 

case did not develop in Ridgeileld. but

 

lot the disease spreading irom that
ltown to Ridgeileld. as a distance of
[eight miles separates them.

 

 

 

Tull. Us use
In Men ‘ Papers were served by Deputy Sher-
. 2t.
' iterday, on Jennie G. Whitehead. as de-
---~‘iendant in a suit brought by [nub

 

 

lGordon. of Bridgeport. The papers
were filod‘in the oilice or the town
lcierk. Herbert R. Smith. and the case
lie returnable to the Superior court.
‘on the first Tuesday of September.
Damages of 85,000 are asked.

' Joaeph Ilerse was arrested. last
wreniltg. by Sergeant Thomas Hunt,
in): breaking the city ordinance In re-
igarti to the jitneys. Berse was doing

 

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* lack Byrnes is "arm the business on West avenue. and had as
" > my." ‘ a passenger at the time of his arrest.
-' it .. .r. a. Taylor. of 523 Riverside mm,

. Onenwood's orcbelre. W“ New York city. He accepted a nickel

“in for . 'mm mil-week from the passenger in the presenceoi
,“ee. at the Knob.“ "an ngesnt Hunt, who promptly arrest.

Ilias Mary Collin. oi Osborn are‘
.a. is spending may in New York
visiting friends.
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A lair automobillst lost her hat. on
Sssvlew amae,'yesterday. The car
~ was going at a good rate at speed. lol-

. lowed by another machine, when the
let UM!" 1'“ returned to bat blew ed and landed under the
j” Y“ ‘3‘” u“? spending ‘ M wheels of the last auto. The hat died
#39 M an! I080 of hi- vlmtal 0- without a groan, but its mistress will
W "'3"- lprobably mourn it for some time to

' ‘ ‘come.

the “little Loin" has been launch-1‘ 1......
an iron Fowler's dry dock m bar-i The lschods clambahe committee
- ~ 3 my 15 30mm;- Palmer. gn.‘ met last evening and masts ilnal ar-
aino installed. lmgementu tor the me which is to
be held Sunday in Bircbard's Woods.
Roger Lyon,otNorwalk.isgivingnn V Since ‘ shark h” been captured
~ 1” fashioned barn dance to ‘ numberi and a whale sighted in this harbor.
‘ his friends an. "em“. The ads Bast Siders would not be surprised to

a“, will take “”8 in F. 3. Mary’s: wake up some fine morning and find

j'the German submarine. Bremen. anch-
«i'nsnter shop, on Westport arena. ord on oi th island.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The line weather drew a'hig crowd
m the regular weekly dance at the
larvalk Yacht Cluv last evening.
as Sterling-Walton: orchestra inr-

Editor Sentinel:
I To those kindly concerned enough.
‘to send health com to inquire

-__ concerning expectant company mom

V Cflmniaini. has been received at 90- K" York. I “'3 to "“° "1“ m
lice headquarters in “8‘” t0 8 nm_ em” m In "I exeeilent 110th
be: or have m Q We. at and i hope they’ll star. andthatlnavs
mantras. every evening. in the vi..no friends nor relatives residing-
; duty of Leonard street. “I; cWhether-e. so wish to correct party that

*7th was investigated and the "overheard oonreraationto that eiiect.
m or the boys were warned that W be clad to answer any kind (in.
‘ action would be taken it the tmnblsl‘luivlos.

 

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Bertha is on her way west, where shel

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ID!!! diam the uni hw days makn
Since a shark has ‘

linen captured 0! Beach Island, Mrs

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a Breath-a lands is marl-dd. H.
Mowers place at Nanetut He‘s

 

O
hirs. Belg and her son have moved

into William is. asstea's cottage at
jtha minim.

 

l Walter Hoyt has improved the bit 0!

warps-t. will am a bwn party and “mu“
dance on Thursday. Friday and Sat-F

this week. in A: ria tor tew WI

ill, ing improved health.

(1 road leading from Brookslde Avenue

 

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W. l. Lowndes has been srlotimd'
but is now chin!”

} lira. William Station and her aister~

{has been found shim. however. the

in Abraham Lovey, oi Bridgeport. yos- in Wilton end at "d m

in-law. Miss rFlorence Staiiers. have

“a” ”m” °‘ Th“ “mm“ °‘ "°" both M ill at their bone at no

Heights.

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Mrs. A. 3. Brooks. who has been
spending a week in New Rochelle, baa

 

lawman. Mathersneodhare sober returned to her borne in Wotan

Heights.

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It Mrs. Thomas Sawyer and family and
Mr. and Mrs. lamsacsrlaon oi bless

ton Heights have been visiting friends

The Kisses Craig oi Old King's
Highway are entertaining Mr. and bin.
L 0. Monaco of Brooklyn, who have
been spending a month at Shelter is-
land.

; lite. H. Wallace lid her «ulster,
‘ Miss Edith, have returned. after a two
weeks' vacation in the Thousand ls-
lands. to their home at the Heights.

William E. Street met with an at:-
cidsniaiswdayssgo. who-thesis
of his automobile was broken. 'None
or the occupants oi the machine was
injured.

 

Folks interested in the rains at b-
cal real estate are wondering when
price will be realised when the. In
holdings 0! till Ill. lire. “I.
Maoksy olthePost read are sales
auction on Sept Lit will be sold in
three parcels— than the Post In.
andonsenllaolsArenne.sndsbonid
he a good index oi the present rs»
ins oi real estate in this inn.

 

Carpenters have finished their work

“on the hem oi Druggist 8. M. Allen.

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about the ileum of my children and ““3 librarian. is

 

and plasterers and painters are now
busy. Extensive improvements in pro-
gress for some weeks. were to be sent-
pleted Aug. 1. The front porch has be.
en made larger and more modern. an
addition which adds several rooms so
the house has been made on the south
side. and a sleeping-porch is construe
ed on the second story at the cost
side.

The Darien hes Library is closed
for August. and during that time mine
housecleanlng will be done. Miss mil.
attending the two
weeks' summer school to: librarian
under the direction of the State Board
oi Education. at Stem Agricultural
College. this week and neat. Patron:
ot the library are glad it. was closed
hetero there wareany oases oi tum.
tile paralysis in idea, as in. institu-
tion in patronixed by school children.
and it might have been mesessry to
famine-to the boob had they» been in
circulation throughout the sinner.

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tanner; more. or at James I. Webb‘s H. 8. Wallace of Newton. as chain-g i W)... wouldn’t u, .9 till he tried. ‘
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Walter Fisher oi the Post road to
1 contly bought a new sutomolle. Posv
.sibly hem gasoline is so high. he
liliought to eeonomiae by taking the
, lurker tram his old machine and put-
lsing it on the new. Traiiis owner
. Warren W. Greene did not we ei
that sort oi economy. and baled Mr.
Fisher into Justice George W. Sister's
; court last night The economical
ssh-e did but prove such a my-
aavesanaernll. ilor be en obliged to
Paranoia-€325 with strata—end he
; will have to take out a been. («his
newoar.beiors hseaarun itsgain
in batten.

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C. E. Hall. whobsnheen ineharge
oi the laundry ach'a the for
the Soldiers has resigned. and will be
foreman at a laundry ol which his
brother is manager. in Derby. His
departure with his family will be ten
atths Heights and at Rosetta. in the
firmer place. he was one 0' "-a most
entire .hesa oi the Methodist r 1.
Instant Church, and at Noroton he was
scout-master oi the troop oi Boy
Beonts. he lads have made spendiJ
progress under his direction. and are
now tryingtoilnd s new leader. Many
hoopla in town base exptened sur-
prise that so few oi our townspeople
here mutilated any interest in the
Boy Scout movement.

Local politics is beginning to wake
up as time for the caucuses draws
near. Usually there is me diaei-ai"
set town tracers to he tilled at the
October election than over the more
important officers elected in Novem-
ber. lewesentative Charles Ill. Wil-
liamsen..who has been at 2:21am in
the lower house for several Lanna.
and who aspired to a. Senatorial: toga
two ynrs ago. was turnad down by
the Norwaik delegates. who have
(our votes to six for all the other
towns—three oi them-«in. the dis-
lrict. and they put thel: townsman
Hubert I. Bishop. who has bad no
previous experience in pabiio line his.
Bishop made a good Senator. but was
too. independant to please. its. political
crowd. and will probably not receive
.a term at theta buds. do

"1‘" that our Charlie
my be named ion the lute thin
year. Some a-Mtieus slab
s- has suggested «hat. ii 6&-
gnessman Hill wins the nomination
for U. 8. Senator. assuming that boa

aiorlinLean will notrunagsin.Chap V“, a“... to be away for two

lie Williamson might grace the h'alls
oi Congress at Washiaatan. l! Chari‘
'dneanot do. this prophet {lads plant:
_oi otiiar um;- in nude—mum;
Beebe (who doesn't V‘s bars. but
int'sw To k. batheway.hnt pinyesn-
sci In s'wuou moans). In: or.
Nam, Dr. Howard Ions Reason.
ldwh Hutu hula. hank 3. Holmes.
oel. Heron-t. aseaieo onhis list.
But perhaps. he-is a wee. andnot a
prophet In- what would Stamford. and
Nor-wall and Mary—not to speak
at Bridgepore—ssp to a Conmsaionnl
nominee from Barton? The men nam-
ed are~ indeedt' all good .reliows. bu
hardly ltnown in politics out of. town.

There was a very poor ‘show-
ing of those really interested in get-
ting reduction in fare on this section
or the Stamford-Nanak Division at
the Connecticut Company's lines at
the month-g held Monday night at- the
Holotomli‘ire Company's. Halt. Less

' deposited with the alert oi the court

olors T

3‘ .

j ”lotions. .
, mmwlthaehu‘hrrefiied i
.riat out» a «axiom. but as would"

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‘ So he buckled right in, with a trace cg :;

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wiuiun 1:. share-- oi the law arm; a grin

oi Andrews a mum oi Stanford,’ . . On his face. it be worried. he hid it.
attorney lo: the pew. read libsi . . 'He started to sing as he tachled thq "
‘ W. H. Th p801], .,
reports and the decision at the lower m m as: ’r 3' 9’3”“ a thing
aunt. and stated that in his opinion? ' i That couldn't be done, and he did it.
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'v‘iiiiam C. Palmer and Mrs. Painter;
, do that;

Noroton was being discounted:
! At least no one has ever done it."

 
 

 

[are at Ocean Grove, Somebody seeded. “0h, you‘ll neven

 

sgu‘nst and its m wns retarded

by not having a lveeent tare to Stam-

ford. the same as Cascob has. ulthoughi 1mg Leah: of New York «WEN
W'“m“‘"“m’rmriammmwuz =Buthetoekoehiseoatandhetooln
nor was it any pager a village, but: . ____ i 0! his hat,

ans oi Stanford's most prosperous . Mr. and Ira. D. Caner-ta and ,0“; And the tint thing we knew he’ll

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and growing suburbs. many at whose chihren am; Sunday "511"“ fz‘iends' begun it;
residents are h business in Stunted m mung“. . With a lift of his chin, and a bit of gj
and base soohl outneetions which' i grin,

cause them to be large patrons oi the
trolley line Mr. Andrews also told
his hearers that “he hated to gas In
a good light in the middle at it." and
advised that the case be carried to
the higher courts. John Turner. the

‘frs. James Leslie oi Stamford aver! Without any doubting and quit it,
no, who has been seriously ill for He fled to sing as he taekled the
some time. is improving. i thing ‘
i That couldn't be done, and he did it.
The New Cnnaans will play the. ,
Ridzeiielde on the South avenue There are thousands to tell you it can.

 

 

trenurer, read his report, showing a grounds. Eatiuday afternoon. ! not hedono; _
belanoo alter all expenses were paid, ‘ i There are thousinds to pophesy‘.
‘snd he gave a lull statement at all ma Mr. and lira. N. Merritt and son i‘ailare; .‘ A

Harold of East avenue spent Sunder There are
with lrlaada at (lienhlook.

thousands to point out to.
you. one by om.

The dangers that wait to ssaail you.
I!“ Ann L- Beula- oi Osunlns is out last mania in wild a hit at a grin.

visiting "5 lira-and ”1‘- E. 3- L‘W' Then take at your coat and go to

rence, 94 South avenue. ‘ it;

’ Just start in to sing as you tackle the

Mr. and Mrs . George E. Kellogg ”113‘

start Saturday, (or Niagara Falls and That cannot be done, and you'll dq
Toronto. to be gone for a week. it. '

expenses since the suit had seen
started. lir. Andrews then stated that
only 860 would be necessary to carry
the case to the Supreme Court. and
he was: generously nlered his nor-viola
an attorney gratis. He explained that.
iithaasawsato .baaopoaied. no
time should be lost. Mr. Andrews
also stated that he had already illed
a methn oi appeal to prevent the case
being dropped. and that 825 should in

 

 

' roman A. Guitar. ' ‘
An adlourned. meeting of the Histori-

cal Society will be held at the Librsiy

Monda , A at 21. at i m.
y an n The cultured young woman irons

I I ..._. _ - Boston was trying to make converaM. 3
Th. oi the Assumption has tion. “Do you care for Crabbe‘d

“hum “ 8“ “"1““ cm“ Tales?” she asked.

:hursdayl by masses at 5 and 7:30 a. “I never ate W." re the breezy
' girl from Chicago. “but I'm just dean

Miss Idith Carpenter is mom "I. Btuck on lobsters."-—Ex,
u team. has .,.1 m... —-____..__— ,
- m I C m w ' ‘ THE sport or FAILURE. ;

 

on or batons leptember l, the bahnce WHAT OHILIKED.
eitheuahtoheraisedwithnthe
next! six weeks or so. The curt opens
in October. it was dedded. without a
dissenting vote. “that Attorney Are
dlewsbeintrnetedtoperieetthes.
peat. Chairman Wallace sppokited
solicitors to colleen m. Mr. Andrews
tbenscatedtbatensresidentoiOen-
tentnient island had started the list
with .6. Auction wasmsde to ad- . . ,
M” ‘3' NW» N" N90" 1‘ “1 llr. and "no,“ Mofmm Failure shouldn’t be a brake:
seconded quite a little sum was hand in bate been the Min of Mr. and Make it a spur.

“ "9" ‘° a” Wm” “mm“ “i" has: n Her-am'or Linden Place Me your pace and keep awake
‘50- “. nag. When itS'stings occur.

v. Make of it a. call to fight.
.Iadnsyuaewaegirenaper-nit Notacsnttbqnit: .
no wash to phase seal data in the When your plans aren’t -gomg

 

 

 

will go to liiiwaukee. for two weeks.

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ROWAYTON ‘hilllle | Rouse yourself a int. i
I ' M. m, In "I? Wm} Failure's not a shopping place: 3

.she made about the renldenoe oi It‘s a starting: line.‘
no. loin Stavena. oi aniline; Waiter am on Hurt street. I! Inserts: first lap-‘0‘}? race. I
.2:ng 1.. ill. til-min the til-e and mom. Do not pause to whole.

, “Then its treatise come to you '
Mrs. Carrie Sheer oi wiaseta "“7 m‘ In stimuli: injured

 

Takethemlikeaman:

” ' mmsmmuhlsmot They arenrgiugyoutodo {
m" has ”a. to 3' and in front autillsnan. & Co's hardware Something first you can. - .
some. Thednnlheeameirlduensd i l

”k“ air-inseam.

If- by failure you are spurred -.
You can win again: i '*
Many a time has‘ this occurred
To your fellow men. .
There are ways that you can take
When you‘re trouble tossed.

It's when failure is a brake

Tune, B W. Batu-torts well» we mound” persons from the
known oyster grower. ion for inter M amended-lilo m outing or
taken. use... this mornint. when M as. man 'Boat Club at Smith"!
wul spud a. three Iefi'l "climb Wong's Mali. Innday ainsrnoon.

— ”enjoyed a tin bake.

 

A.‘ strange but in the harbor has en

 

 

“ , That a fellow’s lost.
cited some at the residents bore» lat-mints. Lnflwmdaush- —Det:nn't Free Press.
4450“ so there is sous one «board u. m. oi‘ilorwdh. and m" u” '
who IDliasre to be lib and me arm of ran-denote. amt Tuesday m mum's spi- i
the people have considered unicyina m and (main. with ur. and me. . _ s
he health. afloat. In. I. I. m The late Ganeanallieni was a man . _

 

ter oi opi'grsmmatic expressions. "no
Husband—4 wonder why all the be on eahibiiion authelilirary for law not criticise until you can. remedy." is 3;

am we mad about are old bach- weeks. onmmenclng am Tuesday ar- one which obtained great liner in ‘
ternoon. A reception will be held loo Moe. and might be mom-nodal! to
nrday afternoon; August 26. critics here. “it you've got brains.
use than; it not. plant millions.” was
A mm was modeled. misnooiier stilts meters realms. “Set
Isa Wine Dimer-d. m'mmmmmmm,~.x

start. he dis stole at the tenancies and "ass what; you1‘wano dope, but.

' momentum Mademoigisim.‘.dim1 say more than a man can to:
And tnaianbv wile. M“W‘oomrhindo£anhinam member.“ were two other oeiinsels.—~ .
-Ilistnn hrs-scrum. I“. ' Woman Gallic.

 

Wire—0h. married miners are so
common they are net worth mention-
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' Poor Jenkin'e is um
A miserable lite,

 

 

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