Andrew Allen of the Heights is now
_; EAST _
CNORWALK
'B'OY’S NARROW ESCAPE
What might have proved a fatal ac-
.cidem occui'zed this door: about 12:15
(when the Doilon Point car picked up
“Winslow
M about or 8 years «of age. at the
East Norwalk Yacht clul'f. He was
on the tracks, and this should be a
Wiring for boys who are. fruqucnw'
man swimming and playing in this
ghee. (Music: Northrup was indeed.
wary fortunate in only receiving a few
11.
any Scoutu, Troop Six, drill
Waning in Marvin School.
. Several more local people have se-
‘ cured employment with the limo
' Buttery Company.
Repairs to the trolley tracks
111111 street are being made by
' Connecticut Company.
on
the
‘It has been reported that mackerel
hove startcd to run. 11 1'11 hoped thut
' ”muse fish-will be plentiful this your.
ll‘hc Pastime A. C. will cloth with
lboAll-Amm'icnn nine on the Wloltc
"Grounds, Sunday. A good game in ex
pccted.
Charles is. Bruce and wife, of’lnmg
Ridge, were guests of bit-1 slutcr, «Mrs
Booty Jimmcrsov of East Norwalh,
lag! Sunday. |
Mineoltt. i1. 1.. is becoming a popu-
lar destination for yachting portion.
The hydropluncs are tho big attrac-
than and tho 111111 is 11 delightful one
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C. B Glovcr of llounton, TPan,
town iat't' Saturdnv for his homo,
"alter spending nontly 11 year with his
“brother, '1‘. S. Glover, 01‘ Winfield
Bli‘Gct. *
The Mayflower Hook and Ladder
' Company members will 1cpnrt Sutur
day morning: at 7: 30 o'clock to escort
the membcrs of thc Sixth Company.
if. C. A, to the railroad station.
TIlocnl
“puny tire in .11 happy
:l'he‘ boys, for ”in most
. cheerful and expect
' lbe finest times in their lives. .1
frame of mind.
port, are
1. Carroll l3. Hipsmi, son of Mr. and
" Mrs. H.- J llipson,
Tuesday morning. Mr.
"where he will see aciTvc service,
“Advertise in The Sentinnl.
N?!”lhlo[d of 23 Flrdt St, a‘
11.1.
members of the Sixth Coin-j
to have on? of
of Seaside Place.
enlisted in the United Stutcs Morincu
_ liipson de-
parted this morning for Savouah, G11.,
left. town today for a three weeks va-
.cation trip to Main.
The Misses. Harvey
are now occupying their summer home.
at ‘Nomton Heights. .,
‘. Mrs. Wilbut" Bates of West: avenue;
has been visiting her daughter, Mrs.
aRobert Simmel of New Canaan.
At the home of‘Charlcs Chandler a
large American flag prized for its
lmany historical ausociations has been
fhung to the b1 cezc
|
Brsford Ballard of the staff of the
Home Bank and Trust Company, is
,now on a vacation.
Miss Molly Cogswell of New York
has been a recent guest at the Tok-
.cneke home of Mr. and hits. Louis C.
l Tetard.
; Mrs. ,Ada M. Roberto has returned
,to he: homo
"1|. with Mrs. J G \lazaunovich at \o-
roton llcights.
Fred Finch has returned to his desk
at tho Home Bnnlgd Trust Company.
after spending a couple of weeks' 1111
cation in Central New York.
Mrs C‘. Pond Webb of Stamford
and her two little sons were visitors
a low days at the home of nor par-
untq, Mr. and Mrs. William Dugdalc
of the Heights.
Much interest is. being shown in th-
\‘ot'oton Home Guard by the people '51
th. 1t section. lieut. Herbert Wheeler
of the Daricn companv who has: booth
111' i111.r as captain of the Norman ”dam-
puny slncc the resicmlhm of Col Rob- were "“0““ into "“0 “1““th 509‘ forcnoon, and .tbnn tolling blunt-it ht u‘m'nfi of Farr
.utid acuoidini: to remote tho ntnuitincé ”drivm'us license won testored by the.
l1i11s.meois will: the then for drill 0111a
cry Thurcduv night. and bingo num-
bers of the townspeople turn out to
watch the evolutions or the wards-
‘Hariford for transportation to
Jlor has agreed to send an automobile
Employed in Stamford. 1111101: request. without charge. for
. .-,.> 1 large parcels of such motorm too bea-
Rev. and Mrs. Charles Reynolds vy to be cam-imam the Library, It .11:
of New York .
wildfire the abilities to! the Turin:
Free Library to procure W!
and other literature for the soldiers;
in camp and at the front.
of the town are requested in dcnvci
such material at the library.'svhere a;
box is always ”unable for the gum
pose upon the pouch if the library is
not open, and it; will be torwarded to
the
centers where needed. Andrew Tay—
expected that there 1will be a large re-
. spouse to this appeal.
1, .
The restaurant in the Austen block.
which was opened a few months ago,
has now been closed for about a week
'[and it icoks as thouzh it uoulo not be
reopened lit-.s Maty Jawne who open 1
ed the business a little over 11 yea i
, .ago in small quartets in the memct. 1
building. next to the Columbia Hots], 1
seemed at first to thrive exceedingly
ulth her cnfclpt'ise. and after a few
months sought larger quarters in the
lAusten budding, on the mile: side of
the railroad tracks. Here, too things
seemed to prosper for a ubilc, but a
couple of weeks ago the place was
closed, and 311s. Mary Jayne left town.
A day 111 tuo ufterwuimd a card at».
peered in tho window, stating that the
place had been reopened "1111de
manogcnicni,” but evidently the new
'manaecmt'nt could not make the busi-
ness go and now as stated, patrons
have had to find other places “herein
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A11 interesting romance has reunit-
‘ed from the visit of Andrew Carnegie
in town taut summer, and iron: the
visit of Miss linrriet Et'ans,si1=ic1'of
“Mrs. Samuel C. Johnson M: use. bus
bond was pastor of the Ti'uticn Meth-
odist Chu1ch last year, to the Metho-
dist parsonage In Mr. l“ urncgtea ser-
vice was a young violinist, ',.lmlmers
hittrruy, whose ptofici cncy delighted
not only the steel man, but many in-
col people. as Mr. \iurrny was always
willing to use his talcnts in aid of lo
cal bcncvoicnt affairs. Among the late
tcr. uevcral worn plunncd during the
summer at the Methodist Church, and
thou Mr Murray and Miss Evans
civ. Announccments have icccntly
been received in town that the young
cuuplo \vet't mmried on Saturday.
July ‘1', 111 Hamilton. 0nt., in Canada.
Residents;
.
Frinteton Humanity has taken up the twining o: aviators for the w or 111 irance and alteady,
died toting: 11.1111 haw. joined the thin
tutti expeilenoe
and the hangars
m. ——.---
11: the war, have been obtained to teach tho boys.
Princeton Aviators mm ferHWfl'
Able 11151111? 1
Th
coton Aviation School.
about this section this y',eat
been: and plums.
m
Gardens am suffering ’ from neat|
now and tho oltildion who have then:
in charge me doing everything in their
power to saw them. A rainy spring
and a dry summer
worst things :1 garden can have.
TheItowatton Fife and Dunn Dorm:
1n \B‘V lork after :1 via to supply thc mode of tho inner man. has been cnuuged to piav at 1: social
.gathering .11 the Norwaln Country
“.(lub thin 12 thing, the udttir being
given in honor of a young mun who
in dtpurtlngw tor the war.
ANSllNli BUYS E
Sllfllil UP llllllllil
Flying Bullets Hit Several
People and Canoe Stones
of Hold Up to Cinculabe
SEYMOUR , (Mom: July 27.“ After
tiring 111 11 11ussnuttc1'tmiuNo 1 2011
over thc’N. \ .. N H, it H. Rh 11:11:11:
pausing irollny ”bar. flotivct'h Bowen.
aged 18 or 416 Yorth Malnsi street.
Ausonia .axid Tltcodon‘ Julutb, of 419
of the 11311111} to o'er, vtcre tit-routed 1111
wood A1&:}:ju o’d Seymour by Licum
men. who, like the Darlen contingent. “Ml-'11 W5“ ‘39 ‘3‘“11 home 11ftcr thclr Urbano, 1:"! not 11'. 11111) Sergeant Mu .
rcccivcd their uniforms a couple of Wu!“ from 8 bridal Wm. about All' honey. of Magic.
D
weeks ago.
W
Grout. preparations are bent: mode
for the patriotic demonstration Sun‘
.duy afternoon by tho Homo Guard.
The parade will start at the Noxon
lot at 3:30. and after pnrnding through
most of “11- down
to the company. the gift of E. Dutthl
Smith of Tnkcncke, when there will
“be :1 bond concert and patriotic ad-
dresses. Scots will be provided
ladies. “
George Smith of Prospect avonul
. left. Tuesday, for a visit of a few days
i to the home of his finnccc, illss'Pricc
of Snow Hill. on the famous "Eastern
to tovvn last full, to dirnci the manual
fproducts of the “Eastern
J HE HIDDEN BEAUTY
flake this lotion for very little
ml and just set
for yam-uh.
\
skin and a spotless complexion.
i{thumb that; lemon Juice is used munity—spirit 11111121911111
bleach and remove such blemishes degreg. This npirlt in itself would in-
and sure the success of any project under- __
as finches, Sullowness and tan,
1 -» - milk and honey described by all
_ At the cost of a small jar of ordi-
m cold cream one can prepare a
M quarter. pint of the. most wonder- Company. who lives at New Canaan.
lémon shin softener and coupler has made :scvcml automobile trips
beautltier, by squeezing the juice dovt'n into Jersey during the past ten
two fresh lemons into a bottle can- 11314:.an Mead, his mother. is ac-
three ounces of orchard white. lively interested in the New Cdnaan noun, '.’ which :is merely the old
have experienced its hospitality.
‘ A few weeks ago, Postmaster Wil-
liam I. Austin of the Heights sent his
stating
'that his personal business demanded
so much of his time that he could no
'1'eslgnniion to Washington,
longer serve in the office Now, how
ever,
this term expires. 1
«17 it! Get three ounces of town acquire 111111111: commity' spit villi-unit «it dime Bl"
town streets, will we
turn to the lot at i. for the ccrcmnnies}
pertaining to the presentation of flags,
for .
Shore" of aMrylond. Miss Price camc‘
training work of the public scimoln'
Having been captivated by one. of ”19,;
Shore,"
1 George has gone down to lc‘hrn 1111112111:
'cr that is really the land flowing with
who
Mr. Austin has yielded to the
.An attractive skin wins anmnuuon. appeals of patrons of the once to con-
social life and in business the girl iinuo in service, and withdrawn his,
for woman whose face and handsshow ‘ resignmmn. As no action had yet
vidonce of constant 'care enjoys :1 been taken by the Washingtonrauthor-
"tremendous ad: antage over those who tiles. no steps will now be necessary,
1:10 not realize the value of a healthy and Mr. Auutin will just hold on until
Hnrold Mead of the Not-oton Water
to a marked
grunt 1. ..|\lr Murray being no longer
tin dir.Ca1'negio'uncr\'.ice The bride
is the daughter of Rev. and Mrs. limb
111' int .1111», of Bordon, and like bur bus
band. is interented in music, and also
in l1tc1.1tu1c havinu boon engage”!
for mine time in the production of t
book of cliiidrcns vcmc.
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twwmwmwmg
m-..
Charles licland of Tokcncke has
boon entertaining his grandson.
Charles Leland of New York.
A new species of worms have in
tested the troll trees and are doing
1 great. damage. '
M
There will be. a light crop of apples
w“...
but! 111 11111
DAlillIll Gill dill:
. Use the Old Time Sage Tea and ‘Sul
phur and Nobody Will Know
Gray 'haii. however handsome, de-'
notes advancing age. We all know the
advantages of a youthful appearance.
Your hair is your charm. It "makes
or mars the face. , When' it' fades,
few duplications or Sage Ten and
Sulphur bnhanoen its multitudes ,
hundredtidld
Dent stay gray! 1.5.1. young' Em:
or more the amine in home , ', '
{mm W 61:18 atom a, 111m: ottio
icon “is it darkens so‘mt J ,
Somatic 111 any mainstay wt 11: Onlybyeacb individual, 1111111111111 ,wm dismount: father but
. ,lrnin engined 1'
toms my and :lonlua 8W Shot 3'
of Win Sage 11nd “Sulphur Com— .'
molly; hosldau no one “possibly ’
For awhile (1 rte-ports of thti in
olden: oi‘ pot hllotil being soot at the
train scouted ilo indicate an utwntpt
to hold up the twin which runs from
llcton to W inctcd viu \ ’uteibury and} ,
is due at the lust place. at 9: “0. 011,
Friday once in 11 whiic 11 pay our bus
boon aituoiood On arrival hero the
told 'i‘ickt't Agt'nt W.
S. Luncour that laii 11 mile below
itho SfllllOUl‘ station two men lntd
stepped out from o clump of buehuis
11nd i‘ircd at the engine. The. fireman ‘
had had 11 blight, hullct wound. .nnd
tho cnulnoor had felt a bullet grace;
linucour telephoned to the,
his side.
Andante police. Derby was asked to
old and scorch for the supposed hold
no men was started.
came that it" o lads bud boon shooting
1:11 a truilev cur between Seymour 31nd
|~Anaoniu and mm 11 min: on ”11 our
bud had 11 bullct through his straw
hut.
police station.
The policc say the 11111:: admitted
tin: olxootinuo. OM at them has im-
.pndcnt when gucstloned.
lair 111191. Ilowon bud o. revolver and
it: bowie knife as wall
‘1
gHELPS ASTHMA AND HAY FEVER
Now comes the season when bay ~..
fever and asthma cause thousands to
lwsufler I have been trouble for years
lwlth asthma." writes E. C. Schaaf.
,Creston, 0;, “and 1:11:11 Foley's Honey;
E and Tar the only thing‘tbat givea'me ‘
relief. it inserts the phlegm so 1 cc
throw it oh, and sleep
lie down, before 115mg Foley's Honey
and Tar. " A Standard family rained
1for rough, colds. croup. .~—Adv‘.
‘ ling Fnrn'lturc Go
. “cpl: A. Fnl‘l‘,
Later word
lly' \t'mklng‘ iror both nods 'tho ’
police1 were able to pick. up tho two "
.luds and bring them to the Seymour. .f
Both had ‘
Had to 1111
nights in my chair not being able to 3“
‘—-Refrigc1'ntoro nnnthlrd off. Star. ’
also or
1lilMiElllllNliiN 1
“11"”
DIES IN AGEIIENI
H10 among 1119,:A Trained Nurse Dying and
Fun: Other Persons Some-
what injured , .
MIDDLETOWN, July 2? 1~- Edward
S. Murphy, .11 dentist, was killed, and
Mm. Marion Mutiny. 11 trained norm.
is dying at the Middle. 1111 hospital
toda)..ats the outcome- oi on auto at»
cidcni on the Cromwell road Joe-
who was driving the car.
is V?) v seriously hurt, and Mrs Row
. Murray. mothet oi’ Mist. Marion
Murray, and in chnt'gc oi the numes‘
dimtory here. Mrs. Elizabeth ileit‘m-
cut. und her mother, Mrs. .1. ill. Logan,
ore mow cries-1 injured.
The machine in which the pat-'11
nus titling was in collision with tho
ttbutmt-nt 11nd gilllld roll on Little
River bridge on the t‘lrumwxi road.
The party bud been spending the cv-
tcning' at. the home of Mrs. Murray
‘,lu South Forms and
'Mun'uy was: being brought buck to
Mint: Marion
her 11111011. at the (l'rotnucll ilnli Sunk
tu:iu1n.Thcy came through \lain'i
oldwt‘p this citv, stopping at the 1111-:
Tbuy then proocodcd'
1111:: making high spccd. loop 111»
tptouchlng the bridg c. l-‘utr swung to ago.
the left hand side of the mud to tuirc,
the norm The left forwutd whorl
tsrtiuck a btmwnutono abutment.
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Tnc't Try a. Sentinel Want Adv.
waumw.
Ibo Latest Tummy}: in
_. “firm sown) ' 2 Com 4
ma SALE or 1mm: ‘, 1,
$5.6! SUITS
$28.00 Summer Suits ......... $14.85
$15.00 Summer Suits .......... SEES
$12.50 Summer Suits ......... $19 85
Large assortment of Fabrics and
Models to choose from.
1 1
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‘ CopyrightClothingCo.
6 N. MainStr So. Norwaik
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TEE NEW SCENCE
’EFiNiTlON 0F CHIROPRACTlc
Chiropractic is the doiiniti 11 of the
muse of the distance and it: art 01!
:diusting the some. Disease is canned
)y a wrench, twist or sprain in 1:113
~ back. Even if done in childhood
5 _ it (reates pinched nerves and pain in
inter lite in the different organs and.
limbs
p Chiropractors remove the cause: ct
lisease and pain. health is restored
mom harmonizing the nerve cys-
ml’ms $11 your body. Female troubles
M...— . given specialntteniion; also- curvabute
force of hunch! is known by the fact"! the opined Y0“ “ 1" newer “95’“
that thin atone, weighing 11 ton, wac giving the Chir'piactog a chance to
jetted 1101:: its position about nine “91" W“
inches. The ,wheel ran along the tent Magnetic treatments given 3130' 3
of a stone coping, two feet high, 1111- T FRANCIS, n C
it] it struck the post of tho woodcu|
guard 11111 This rail was dislodge-dl
and i1 twitch-11:11:11 the machine at the!“ Washington 51-80 N01“ all: Conn:
indium: passing through it icugth Graduate from Palmer School.
wiuc and ripping out both seats un|
the left hand side. The car shiddedl
11nd otoppcd filly '1’ch further on, 111.1
11119 edge of the embonkmént. o'ith
only a mound of earth to prevent 111
110111 having fallen into the i'iv or. i
Morph) was on the left side of thc’
rear 1114111, and evidently was struck by
the timber for his oil-cot was crushed
one. bun»
11s (11.11:: unload, 111111: hate bud hic-
photogtuphs show the instructors
THE REE!) '& {Willi
MEAL C0.
11nd his back broken in two 1)||l-Ctlt.~l.| '
liltatb was immediate. Miss Murphy} The only Fully Equipped
was strut]: in t1 glancing. way by ‘tht-i ELECTRICAL SRO}?
tinthct' and thrown out of the car, be»; In the Town
i111: found in the middle of the bridge;
itindu'ay. She has 11 broken leg and"
1111131 urcti skull among other injuries
it 111':' won out struck by the timber.‘;
but was thiovt 11 out, receiving a bruit
on 11111111111, 111311 The other cont: 1»
pants being on the right hand of the
south escaped the full force of the-
blow. and tltclt' injuries on» mostly
bruit es and ltt'ceiatlons accompanied
by chock
Farr it: ill the hospital. Coroner
Davis is making an inquiry. Fttrr wan
Wlulcd 'for emailing in '(‘1'omwcil
earlier it: the your and was fined $25
and costs by Justice Noble. Kin
AUTO SUPPLIES
| Phone 805—450 So. "Main St. fi
80. Norwalk. 111111111: Hall Blk.
STORES _.
um um
:Bought for Cash
Address ll, cane Sentinel
Iran Wanted
automobile commissioner two wee-11.:
“ . .'
market prices for aortic: iron
metal in largo quantities: Get in
'formation from us before selling to
anyone.
1' L. EFFRON-
3 Rowan St. East florwalk' '
3Tel. 1906. Tel. 1906.
Bio
A remedy for infection!
of the urlnnrr “not.
‘Pninlcu. non-whom)“
nod will not «Insure.
Both“ in ibis.
‘l'flB WARS CHE
bad it whines dusting a .
pleasure The entire base
.15 within easy reach. .
Till the top and roll it away,
, on its own casters when
;l:busecleaning.1t will "thou"ft
goihrougb narrow doorsaod "
"stood firmly wherever deft.
Tilttdie top in: large gather-
pings and it will take up a
mumuo: 11‘ against the;
all or'in corner.
The MTTOP «111 banished
,A table lasts elite-moo, t'her'ciorcdt is wisc'tolook'intovts
goat-y ryoareiully before purchasin
:is made to suit every last: an porno. Call and see them.
CGMPLETE PEDESTALS
Mutant: Perfect whether , “SEW ;
ttznble 15in Windward . ' ' ,
position. 1 infim
Always iii-on: because each ‘ l i E . c '3‘
pedestal is a complete oval or
oblong barrel. ‘
Always rigid because each half
. base issunportcdzenflmsints.
» Always nightly. prim. mi, stylish; .
on "Win" using only. ;
‘ 11.11.1111 rating
lus‘cdiSaud ':
Minimums. ’
The 'r :13 mprrwm'“
rumor. Juror .27. 11317 1 ,
G will 11. t1 the highest
W ‘P y 3'9 and":
RINK} nu t
Pom-l Von if denlrcdt—Pricv 81. or 3 bottle: 92. 75‘
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