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has retest-attire; a visit to Triad!
in flew Eaves.
W Fitter, of the New York
Fire Department, is spending a ten-
day vacation in Rowayton.
wacmamsr.‘
The gasoline yacht “Whippet" Cap-
itsin‘ Raymond, has tied up at the
Hills' deck for an extended staY.
m
Progress is being noted on the stone
entrance to the driveway on the new
'ii‘arreli game. The entrance will
‘ he entirelyof granite, with an attrac-
‘tive design.
1 A rehearsal or the ROWayton Drum
corps was held last evening. Music
‘for the firemen's parade in Newburg.
in company with the Hope Hose com~
E puny, was practiced.
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EAST
_ NORWALK
Richard Sweeney, sr., is spending
~ .. today in New York on business.
It is reported that mackerel took the
Milk readily yesterday and that many
- large catches were made by local fish-
s
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bout-.18
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The Ladies' Aid Society of the Ecst‘
\ ’5 .fi’,’
;_ avenue If. E. Church will hold a meet-‘ AND
1 lug this afternoon in the parlors of the OROTON
church. Regular business will be dis-
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.posedof. 5
.4
-_ an. campgféca-
Domtiiy Loundes, of City is
land N. Y., is visiting her aunt, Mrs.
w. l. laundes.
Harry Hipson was in a slight acci- Miss
dent with a Silver Lake ice wagon
. yesterday on: North Main street. The
' damage was very slight, and no one
was injured. A. 8. Clark of Darien has moved in—
to A. Wood's house on Chestnut street.
at the Heights.
The Sunday School Board of the
Fast avenue M. E. Church met last
evening in the church parlors. Plans
were made for the coming year and.
routine business was disposed of.
lilay Booth of City lslandflspent‘Sun-
day at the home of W. I. Lotindes, in
llindley Park.
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The East Norwaik Yacht Club has
been for some time discussing the idea
of giving a smoker in the near future.
lilo definite plans have been made.
but it is hoped that an chair will be
arranged.
Miss Hattie Morphy of Brooltside
avenue has been visiting Mrs Hugh
Hughes of Springdale.
Mrs. J. A. West opened a miillnery
parlor on Railroad avenue, next to the
bank yesterday.
A very important meeting of the
East Norwalk improvement Associa-
tion is to be held at the home of Mrs.
Henry Hlpiion. at Seaside place.
Thursday evening, at 8 o'clock. to
hear the report of the finance and
Willing committee. This meeting is
at special importance and all mem-
‘Ders of the association and their
triends are invited to attend.
Frank Burden, who is employed on
tho Ziegler estate, has been quite ill
recently with rheumatism.
Mrs. Downer Wood and her sister
Miss Cummings, are enjoying a trip
through the Berkshires .
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i Miss Agnes Coombs is learning to
operate the typesetting machine at the
office of the Darlen Review.
v to» .
The Republican Club on the Mt
Side is showing great prosress in its
mwth. The total number of mem-
bers was eighty at the last meetins.
' _.~- ‘ but since Saturday over twenty other
“Whitman have tench in line and
w the club. This makes the to-
‘hilacmbenphip of the club over one
W which must be considered a
Ins record. The club has rented
“quarters on East Washington
street and has fixed them up in good
my“. Chatirs have been secured and
‘flghtly meeting! will be bold in lb.
More.
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M. L Wallace and family of the
Heights have returned from a trip
of several weeks to Lake Bkaaeateles.
N. Y.
A happy party at West Norwalk
young people enjoyed a barn dance one
evening last week, at Charles B.
Rider‘s place.
Diedrich Muller of Mansfield avo-
one has purchased an Edison phono-
graph of the latest style, which was
rereivod yesterday.
Friends or Philip H. Fielding will be
Rev. Samuel C. Johnson left town
yesterday for Boston, where lira. John-
son has been for the last two months.
glad to hour that he was appointed!
awlootmsu last night by the councllq
fir. fielding has had considerable era.
tjarience along this line, and is well
arm tor the position. The Third t° ”w" h" “m
., y W” finial: wnmmfifi "L Mrs. Anson Phelps Stokes. who. with
Captain titehud Hendricks, of East h" “um”- m“ 3"“ h" m“ ‘1'
«:3 'hurwalk, in busy “a“, carting live tth‘Adirondacks, this summer is now
he of cost] and two cords of woodI W
' tun South Norwalk to Tavern Island, ‘
"where the Mitchell family. of New Jen! 3““ C- 3 mm“ 0‘ City 151""
any. intends to remain until late in tho h“ b.“ spending the past “"1“” ‘t
the home of her sister, Mrs. w. l.
Toms of Oak street. "
C. Pond Webb of Noroton and the
‘Rev. Mr. Parcel of the Bronx, enjoy-
ed a good day’s sport and made quite
tbsen in town lately.
‘brOther, B. F. Thompson, and at the
, daughter, Miss Lucy of Springdale.
,- .su- , sum”
shes a.- sues-s to?
Mr. and lbs. Pasquale Natalahsve every-suinmdaodaeiar-l
Iovodhmflmmumt «wwmmwwf
at the corner of Cottage and Atlantic pulse that could MB! sauna-I
street. bar‘troubleallsaddtbatinhhrm'i
‘er days he had w ‘0 I “W;
of Arbitration 3 Bow Y-t. but 1111!
union in Berth. ad in in. years he
had sat until wight hours . Boards
it is his conviction that only b7 setting .
the spirit of Joan Christ that these‘
psontblsums can be solved. In doctor. ‘
Ir. Watcher: ill-tinted the value or
em man‘s Macon,“ told how a
man might be a success simply by ex-
erthg such an influence ”bully. by
astoryotahoy debut, whohadten
centeaMIrotecnrry him toasoout
camp ground, but to do his “good turn"
had given the dime to a sister, and
chosen to walk. 0n the way. so auto—
mobilist offered hi- a lift, but when
he insisted on being out out. because
there was no Vlrtua in his act of it»?
near, unless he walked. This set the
autoist to thinking, and he went into;
a nearby phone-booth call up a man'
downtown who, when in a business;
difficulty, had asked for a loan, agree.
ing to help him. has these two men‘
were saved from despair, and they
were so elated that they increased the
salary of one of their smpioyes. who
had been waiting for that in order to
marry-and thus the little boy's in-
fluence had brought happiness to
many. in conclusion Ir. Waheham
said. “Seeders comes only in reaching;
the place where you can look Jesus.
Christ in the face and feel sure that
he will say 'wall, done.’ " |
Mrs. W. 1). Church of Hunting Edge
is moving from that place into one of
the Quittner bungalows at Hillside
avenue. Norotoa.
Ilsa Katherine Wll’l'el of New Ca
naanwhohssspeat nucholthepect
summer at Newton, has returned to
Vassar College, 0! which ab is as d
the faculty. ‘
The, date for the Republican caucus
has bout set by the town committee
for Friday. Oct. 18. when a candidate
for representative and (our justices of
the peace are to be nominated.
H. '17. Thompson. o: Its-arouse! has
calling on his
vsaate time buying apples tram local
growers, which he alflps to the New
York market.
Mr. and hire ll. 8. Austin of Spring-
:dale entertained as their guests. Sun-
;day evening, Mr. and mm M. J. Car-
rier of Rome, N. Y., Miss Flora Ward-
well, Mr. and urn. belloy Monroe and
“—0—..-
3 At the meeting of «the Brotherhood
:of the Methodist Church, Honda!
‘aight. F‘. ii. Wakeham of Stamfora
’dellvered an inspiring address on
1"Success." Delicious peach shortcake
and coffee were served later, and a v1 3
{social time was enjoyed. lir. Wakehatn CTORIOUS FRANCQBRIT..
'declared that success was not attain- ISH FOReES ON THE
SOUME FRONT GIVE
‘ed when one had amassed wealth, or.
Ireached a high plane of intellectuality,
Gsnusns N0 REST 1
(Continued from First Page.)
Sor attained fume or gained powerfl
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"Was it the intention of the Almighty
that all men should succeed?" he
asked, and answered: “l beikve so.E
inut what is success from the fluid which was given out in Landon
point of the maker? 1 want to say to- i y.
night that you can make a success in: The report In”: ‘fThe battle
life. and not a have s flvecent piece.l coflfiWd—Mmflx during the
it is a hard thing for a man, after day 0V0? the whole from between
working twenty years. to lose .it sillult Somme and the Ancre. Our
Can he come back? Well, if it strikes troops were successful every-
him at 40 or 45 years of age, probably , out till: attach
he can. but if it hits hlmwhen he is moot brilliantly. During the last
55 or more, it is not so easy. Yet such ' 48.59“" 3.000 and 4,000
a man can be a success. "Uncle John,” prisoners were taken.” '
who had met with business reverses T110 Serbian lld'e repulsed.
and probably had not two to his three violent Bulgarian sttscltitE
name. ”But.“ said the speaker, “he is on “mkcahn Heigth, accord-l
a success. tor there ars‘no marks or. M" "‘ 1" "9"“! statement issued :
Street! or of lust in his faoo— but thchY 01¢ Frenchlllsr Office deal-
stamp of Heaven." God created us for‘mi Via! the SAW front.
what? he asked—for success. Genera-I, A bnllldnt M attack east
tions are coming to see it—that Jesus of Vermndovinen h“ Maca-
ed to capturing a strongly forti-
fiedwoodm "toanotficial
E
' . . statement isstwd by the French
Pilltillllibl L M {War Office today.
Greek troops in Canea, to the
“WW 0‘ 4-000. have joined the
rcvolutionisbs. according to a n.
:dio agency dispatch from Athens
weaved in Paris. Only a colonel”
I
,Wiblspnlau aoownon or “uni.
TRON! PliicllP'flON "'
Pun Ito ouncit ON
autumn! Is
The crusade againstthdulatlm in ‘ f" “h" 95“" “d 25 0f
In,“ “cu“ m m m ”at the men remained loyal to the
The astonishing results of “Neutrons “WM?“
Prescription 99" which ha been so 9“" '9“ ‘0'.“ he"? “8‘“-
widely recommended sauna beyond s33 between M.“ M 31118"-
belief to the many celicved shooters, 10" W ”flit western end of
practically everyone hasbsen enroll *9 “m front. the Bul-
op benefited. . am forced M their oppon.
“Neutrons Prescription as" Is the Cm “WWI them f0 me“
long looked tot blessing and has dong the whyle front. it was an-
sprung into almost instant popularltr. “NF“! 05'3“”! MAY It 3.0“!-
gctmi results um, um, 'szainodecnRN—.. s s etao'inuu
“Neutron Prescription so" is an: The cspture of Combles with
fereht from sisytitiiiit also in that hits great booty completes what is
aims at the elimination ofrhoumstlam regarded by military experts in
to a constitutional disease of the Paris its one of the most bril-'
blood. liantiy executed operations of the
We earnestly recommend “neurone summer campaign. The wholr
iattowmori
_ Ilsa Janet Lewis of Tokeneke is sli-
Urtaining Mrs. Clark of New York.
‘ lbs Lucile— Barneds o! Tokens”
c ’
siv'ooaaeo AT Hows.
a haul of snapping mackerel one day
lost weak. “ "
, Mr. and lira. hi. 8. Austin and Mrs
Lenny Home. of Springfield. with Mr.
and lira. M. J. Carrier of Rome, N. Y..
spent Monday with their nephew, l.
Wood, and their niece. Hrs. R. Potts
H“
.M Procll as This should Convince
- «M wood tit-timers everywhere.
Prescription 99" to all suitor-era from front of attack from Martinpuich‘
Rheumatism. Gout or Lumhaso. Do to. the Somme has been pushed,
not fa‘l to test this now famous pro 'orvrard u"ifor'nly for mere thani
scription. . - mile. lililiary obssrvers dcclarh
.f. to you‘druggist and get a. see Fat the iulneos of the success!
--r :1 bottle n-d‘sev contrive trouble. waves that “M ““3". are intone
Mail orders filled on 81 aire- «stably master: of the situation.
i‘lil'n' ' 9'.
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“"rwa‘. o
Advertise in the Sentinel.
_ Any South Nor-walk Citing
The public endorsement ot a local;
dither: is thbeat proottbatcan‘he'
med. None better, none stronger
amount
’25 bonds.
D.UDlC\ Attitzs
TWO RANGES IN ONE
Mort: Popular Ran" ~ .
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W.Convm' 'andlhcoootny,AlitheYear
D EMONSTRATIION
THI S. WEEK
3} Alarm Woman Demand/amt?
COME Wand let hershowyouthe unofsirnpbandperlect
Coaland GmRangernads. TwoComplcteRnngeem One.
Sammieuaedt‘oreithsrful or bothcan beueodat the some
' wilioutresnoviugorreplec'mgasldoprt. ,“M
or aLcocr".and oven is readyforuse. Can‘t be beat tor
'Round.
ADupthlcazm-t'athckongwfwyourflomc.
AUaefulSouvemrFREElorthOIadicaattcnding.
A. J. COLLINS CO. "
FIGHTER. PAY In FINEI.
As the result of a very enthusiastic loh Goldstoiu. of Sivermine, and Mrs.
flatlc tight which took place last night Joseph Pichen, of 2: 1—2 Benton
about 10:80 o'clock in Water street. street.
uptown, James lluivoy and William,
McGuire the paPticlpauts in the en-i
counter were lined $15 and coats thief
morning by Judge Lockwood in the BMW Made by Stamford People Un.
uptown court. i paralleled in City's History,
The argument had been gilng in" a”. g.“ Me...
for some few minutes in Water slant.
last night and both men were mixinz; STAMFORD, Sept. fir—The people
"W" “P In a ‘beluflm sure. We” of Stamford have saved $2,000,000this
William Evasou. ‘ “9””! resident. year-«that is, they have placed 82,-
noticed the scrap from his window. 000,000 on deposit in local savings
Evason opened the window “d tired banks in excess of the deposits at one
two shots from s .22 calibre revolver year ago. This. according to the
into the air to attract 0" 'ttemm‘treaeurers of all of the banks that
of the police. Wears Clans and
Dorney soon put in their appearance‘
upon the scene of the trouble and
took both men to the station house.
where they wens later released underil
" NEW
Both men were found glnlty of as-
sault this morning in the uptown there will be an therein” in the
court and were fined :15 and costs grand “5‘ of "'9 city ”d the town
apiece. the full charges for (Rob man ‘3‘ N“ ""9“ "muting t° m"
“momma to .2231. ‘ ‘thnn $8,000,000 is announced on
‘ excellent authority.
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BAVE “MM iN YEAR.
were interviewed by the writer, is an
unparelleled record in Stamford. It
of the times. . -
Scoot of W.
HOSPITAL NOTES.
Admitted yesterday—M rs.
Miller. of 35 Beldon avenue; .wmiercisiooonoo and shampoo a year.
."
Murray. of 27 Camp street; Freder-
is ascribed to the general prosperity‘
HAVEN, Sept. 27.—-—That I
Since 1912 the "erase increase. Uncas Tribe Ni... 2.. l. o. R. M.,‘titet
Louise in lhe grand. Ill! has been between last evening and routine business was
NEW CANAAN GIRL DEAD
ids Weed. Age .12, Expiredg‘ldim
utca Alter Reaching Hospital.
lda Weed 12 years old, daughter 0‘
William Francis Weed ed 8! St. John's
Place, New Canaan, died h the Blam-
ford hospital, yesterday forcnool. ilti
“minutes after she had been admitted
for treatment for infantile paralysis. .,
Shehadheenilionlyadayortwo, and,
symptoms of paralysis did not develop
until yesterday morning. -
Helath oncer Rowen. oi Stamford,
said’that he intended to take action"
against the oilocrs of a low society
which permitted children under id
years to attend a social gathering in- a.
West Side Hall. last night, contrary
to his orders;
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HUGHES END. SECOND CAMPAIGN ~
CLEVELAND, 0., “Sept, 27.—eharlea
E. Hughescnded today his second
campaign in the Middle West and left: _.
for Pittsburgh. He will return oss bid :
third and last campaign trip in this
section early in October. . t
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Mitchell. Whmammw‘
.4 {Ind and testifies to his fallow-china“
Wm; his friends and neighbors,
‘ ‘ my be outfits is thoroughly
W or he would not tie-so. Talk
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