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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, October 30, 1917 · page 4

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mg ......u. in: anon" tnlst eveniny John m, m was hurt while at;
oil he he adults on!) and not fur work in Stomtord, it now at his home!
children The distinctiop is made no on Mansfield avenue.

wry beans-e or the {act that there la
loot room enough tor a Very large. at—

it'lort-rlt Cantrell. oi fiobile, All. is
visiting at the home of his plrcnts in

i go briei period.

CITY MARKET Il Game. Warden Wilbur F. Smith gave -——-—-
1a loot intereotin; lecture last evening W. L. Andrews oi the King's High-
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at the East Avenue )1. E. church on way. returned to bio Nev'h'ork home
“The Birds of Foirfleld County." Many yesterday alter spending the gm
handsome slides were shown of the in Darlen,
thirds. their Beats the hedgettngs the

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-—-- Imuner in which the birds live and Mr. and Mrs. Marlon Wadsworth oi
We} where they live all oi the pictures. hay New Vorlt spent the week-end at
in; been taken by Mr. Smith. About :- "Halderulud" their summer home in

 

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dwell slides of very handsome wild Hoyt utreet.
nor/era and a number 01 pittute: It
gulls and gull lite whith pchlUl'Ps wen What has become of the prospect for
taken by Mr, Smith on --:'0 Mary llarien‘s moving picture house? Wt
Land." art a small island l5 called lll’tl ‘a‘uppotse the mine thing that has hep
lies on of (jutthunlt. or Gunnolti inland twnt-tl to the llarien band.
and Gay Head light in tiuuard'n Hay.
and the Sound in Massachusetts. ('Ual. the PVH‘laSllnz subject of the
The» pit-trues ot‘ the gulls were the day, seems to be very scarce in Da-
only pictures oi bird: taken that did 1'an also. and the price is wry high
not deal with Fairfield county and ('out as it is iound to be in theneigbhorinr!
Illfitllcul birds. Quite a large attend towns.
ant-e war. had at the lecture which war ' -—
declured by all who heard it to he most I LON" St'hliChIins oi Brooklyn. who
interesting and irwructive. ‘86 been spending a law Week! at the
__ home of his brother, G. M. V Sthilcht
Last trening about" . r. peoplt met at ins. returned home yesterday.
the Sunday uthooi rooms at t'hriut
Episcopal thin-(h in lilalqlul‘itdt (m l’O-tters annountins the war carat,
um“, and m” proceeded u, m... ,, tommunity fund which rill lw held
most «quotable time celebrating the- during lht‘ Week of Nov. 5-10 are now
advent (.1 liztllowe‘t-n. A pleasant t“: Iappt‘arlng in town,
ening was had with an impromptu.
program vwry int-miter oi St. Agnes-
t:»"'.:d, '.\lllt Vll'lt‘ hl‘éilf'nbwl hu-
cnninrr. hitting to ring a song or givv
tt i't‘l’lliillull in keeping with their co.-
turne. Prizvn mrc gin-In for thc hand
aomwt and also the ntout comical con
lumen, which prizw w-re won by Mine
Minnie Killllllltill, ~tin-Med an t‘olumhla
and Charles Hendrick. who Won- at
White (‘1)3lulllt‘. and uho was so mmi

 

 
 

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Pliiiliililitiiii

Rev. T. F Caskey Obligod to
Give Up Because of ill
Health.

With the deepeet regret of the entire
parish the l‘t>l}:llhllttn ot’ the Rev. Tali-
ierro i“. Parke-y, “ho for the past three
years has bet-n lllt' pastor of t‘hriatt
Episcopal church was accepted at a
special tituctintz ut the parish lat-3' even
in:

Ilvv. l'itnltry had handed in his real;
nation to how t-tlect the first or No
yember and the- nit-Hing last evening
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litany of the youneer iolltn oi the
tmyn are buyinlt minke and all the
thing» that go to mako iiallowv‘vn
which in tomorrow night. at. merry one

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George Aurtin is non il'llilltlyt‘tl at
carpentry on gthrnment cantoutmnt
construction in llritttol, Pa. Some other
lot-at men will go there this week, to
fit‘t'li work. . I

Express Service at,
Freight Rates to
thew York

Steamers Islander and;Beard-
sley leave pier 45 E. R. foot of
Jackson Street daily eXcepthun-
days at 3:00 p. m. Freight receiv-
Norwalk up to 5:00 pm.
and at So. Norwalk up to 5:30 i

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ter of his rvsignation which was . ., . M"... __ M“... - m..-_..._“ _._.__ __2E
cal that tho judge-t nwwr ehn thought . . 1‘ ,
‘olurcd lay in llt‘nl‘ll. Ltev. Mr. Ca‘dlit‘) of asking what h“ was “WOW“ m llrury tsehht‘hllng. Richard Aben— . . L
t... W... MW” ”w mum at W. n............... W, W“ and “W MW wt" CENTRAL HOTEL
Fine room: by the dsyorwoeh. MMdelecrnc
lights not! goo. Fine Coir attached; also Mount. Italian
and American style. _

Corner Monroe and My! It.
N. l. DISESA. Mono" ,
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all stationed at Fort Wright. rettttnvd
to their respective companies yestcro
day morning. altt-r spending
ut-rk end in town. I

hid pal‘lhlllulll t: and they \Vt-rt- loth to
accept his rt .iunation but as it was so
evident that his health could not) hold
out much longe’r llnlrriri he find a tort
they were tot-ml to accept it. As a
mark at lllt’ t'nlt‘f‘lll in which he was
held by them, however, they unoni

and tlttnoinlz mu enjoyed, an 01"‘ern'?.t
conuiatinz of llowrd .tnxh-man. Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Sturdt-mnt and Roy—
trr'ntl Sturdwntti providing tltc mocha;
All the mcmht-rs of tho- Guild at-to-d‘
as A committee oi alluira.

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nchool by Ilr. and Mrs, Herbert S.
Brown [li‘t‘rivnlrll tho-m with :t io-.t
wagon an a parting girl iron) the llll'.‘
and women who in future ytarn ow-
1 ~90 much of tin-tr spiritual inspiration

mourly cl'-t't.etl him Pastor Emeritus.
, Living tn. Scuthport. as he does, and
having to come to Norwalk to lab
. charge 0! his pariah it has been a
parlour drain on his vitality no that ho

 
 

 
 
 

 

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M51“ .11 bps! w tpnd‘xr his reslzna AND to those locudrru in the religious life at W0“- “3""!

. M I I I ' - , . this community. ”M“ ”w d“.

- \ __ __ lino unruly enabled

The matter of the appointment or n 1 ‘ h . ' over 300.000 dent

necessor to thc Rev. Mr. Caskey. who Nona ' "N E To “MEI tho» "mm? “'0 "m'Il I" P609"! N 5w“.

Villhove charge of the morning so" the trains that Duricn hon done her
m at the church until hi“ ~i your-[1 W photo in tho‘ Lille-try Loan. All? has
_ We! ‘0 East VorWallt “1,111.3 tattoo ___..,I_.,- placed on the dock stationed at lbi

A meeting of all the olilce holder. “NW "W“ 1“" lal‘ltt‘ fiiKMIJ'hli'b

, of [1%. town “a“ litld laitt “18"" m 19., tutti int 120 tons: llarI'ten had boon al
town. clerk' .-t ofllco lulled to cullt‘tl 8615.5th but we ruin-r
A w.” delightful ”Mom,“ mas- ._.__._._ 801,.»th Quite a boost and one that

“9,3ng party was llt'lll Friday on» Mrs. W. L. Lowndep was called to llurivn :hottld be proudol.

hing at the home of .‘TlaH Muriel City island, Thur-ad .y, by lllv death of '

’ Jones, on ('ow- al‘enut‘. East Norwalk. 3 relative. I g The" announcement wire made in

The cot-tittmcq worn Wt'l't“ pretty and Noroton. Saturday, M ”l.” enunvment

varied. The house I'n‘l decorated to The regular weekly meeting oi thr 0' 3“” J““““'“’ Emmet WWW“

lit the occasion. flames and dancing nelectmen was. held yesterday morning “WEE" “f 3"" ”30h" ”03“" “Ill“

were enjoyed, piano selections Wore in the town hall. I luv" 0' 2.4 Gramcrcy Park, '0 Capt. A!

rendered and a dainty luncheon serv‘ trod itentthuw 'itt'ld Enginetrs l' 5

. ed. All dt-parted at a/latc hour, vot- Edward Sisson oi Scdgewick avenu' 1‘ ”0“ of Mr “M M” Allred “- 3"“

. In: Miss lanes a charming hooters. iWhO is employed at Yapohanlt. spent :thaw. ‘“ -I‘"- «ton ('RD' m‘n-‘éhflw l'

' up with Bishop Brewster.

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cnle Hall, Helen Hirsohman, ' Muriel day night. who condoned thc news and stationer

 

 

 

 

hart, Charles (icrhtuunu, [chtr-r lion,
Milan Hohn. Harold Finch. i-it-nry
Warm. Wm. Plunltclt. Fred Lovejoy.
Word Slut-devout and Raymond Star-1
ievmdt. I

I lira. Eva Smith 01' Vziut Zant street
ited out of town with friends yes-

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The Ladies' Aid Society 01 the M
Avenue M. E. church will meet tomor-
in attention.

state, near Putnam, which hehas no‘w
:13 it was too lonesome there

[till ‘ ii A lililil’s

IoNfiUE WHE" Ckog’ IIE‘rs Worth. and he may engage
. agmn in ominous in or war llarien.
i fEVIISH AND SIBKIIII \ {to "WC” days are left and woe:

lot which belalls Darien it its pt-oé
Iplc wish to attend a thtatre in \‘or-'
walk or Stamiord. '

)ovetnher 1
brings with it tho new tax law and R. 8' Barclay oi Rowayton has pur-

23:?!“le I” h" pretty hard. It now closed a Buick Six through the agcnt; .-
we vc cents one way to either 0‘ Henry Wehrle.

in a few hours all the clogged up Xonvallt or Stamiord bo'h won _

taste, sour b"? and fermenting food twenty four gents. then add to it tit. Local hunters who have been ,m
gently moves out 01' the howelq. and u" you hate to pay “”I attending the into the country in search oi partridge
you have a yell. playiul cunt: again “”3”“ “d "'9” 4° "1“ 00"" 0" : and other birds, report little ween!
Children simply will not take the m“ E “0 Jam" "'3' ' dollar loot There is an apparent shortage of par-l
time from play to empty their bowels, “I‘m" l“ m“ "m" ”Mk" E‘" “ltfldle especial!) in this “013011 0"

. and they become tightly packed. liverI cent 1' the
J $5 1 film I
J h novel’tholess “9""! boot: 'E" gets sluggish and stmnach disordered' II" E

:rled ashore One oloop seemed (01 When "a”, {everlsh “we“ ”0 There is a mixundentondinu in town
“ “mg 2?: 2:22;“10‘21‘ I‘: :2" if tongue is coated, then tire on: de l" "‘3'“ '° E ' 0"“ “m" “who; mm mm: now, one.» the dairy 4:-
stormy llciouo “innit laxative" Children love additional “0" "m“ '0 mm "m d” 'vllloti oi the United Stun de ti tI,
how badly it wan damaged. This' 1, .and it can not cm mm No dii man! oi hilt growing bullninll. lt war at ‘ po men
the third b“ .810 that line yricnlture, Watthllm h! tellin:
w “more what ails your little one—ll “m“ l“ "ME" ”‘9" "m a" 'how to like cotton cheooeol
it But Norwnlk in a week and the iolloleoid or o m throat. diorrlm Knapp. the painter. who 'lll uinglflm other dloh ll h:
. are only hoping that a heavy stomach-ache, bad breath remember. the part into which Mr. Grout is “filmed ”I mu m E I": I

, file created so that more oysters and a mule um”? cleansing" should al- moving. no going to rotate and dirt l

“glam: will he brought ashore. w.” b, the m," treatment ‘1'..." continue his business but instead it:

' -*- * - ._ l-‘ull directions tor babies children at than” M" W" "N“ Mr. “MW '1"
W the rain comes down in tor all a", and grownups "e printed on utlll continue in Millions. but he will ('mcnao, Oct xii—my.“- thliam'
alto fie Hallotto'en social ot thetsp each bottle. carry on My work in the min om. little Thompson haul rein-ed to lunel
minnow: oiihe lost Avenue M. 2 M”. of mnterlolt flu my. whldi in located directly in the not a llceuefor m. moon on race nect-

mmll he held filo eve-int on Ask your drought lor . bout. oi the place which lie in giving to Mr. lute scheduled to open yesterday no
”00 This Wot: will bo' held II at "Calm .yup oi flu." the: Grout, and he will thereiore continue holl- mile course to Austin. The mover
~~Deltoithe ell-rel: ohlchltu ”mm-nonunion“ to the ”has: m. In“ heholhudthovmurovoold re-
airman-nonma- \ inuhmfl‘mrflluloi
nominee-nominal AMmmon,mld-ll . maligned
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Take No Chances! Move Poioom
From Liver..and Bowel: at
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Mothers can rest easy alter giving
“California Syrup of Figs," bccause

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The high wind and the force at the
jib today made Seavieyr avenue little
Met than it was a week ago today.
hi while the wind is not right to
ionic the high title that it did a Week

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Among those present were: the the WPt‘k end at his parental home. "0" E' "mm“ '” i'amp “Em" “:I’ detHouflllfllll ' Ital'y i603.-
Iisses Hazel vBean. Gladys B‘nch.’ hank. .H.“ d..‘”“"' a i' 2":- Anal.“
. Harlan Hunted, Claire Carpenter.z The Darien liremt-n will hold their.I M 00*!“ ‘ b wool :3.“
' Plummcll Commit-ms. Bertha Farr. Lu- monthly meeting in the firehouse- lionvI M" and Mrfi- Herb?" 3. Worth. no no!

Mood-unharmed)“ anathema.

' m, Mildred Lovejoy, Dplla V‘m, store operated by George A. Veilé ior xmtwhwm' "‘13.“.033,
Converinz, Loro‘hv Sherman. Mrs. Wm"? 'Wood has returned home the past. two yearn, for nevertll yearn AMI!!! . . induce. m
' l'. Lom'ov tit-it. 1-..lnnt".I.tntl Mrs. A. again an... going om of m. 5.3... on More the-r mid it to Mr. l’vllv. have drop. Altai: lunchublot immunities-ma.
1 fl. Carpenter; the Messrs. Stanley business trips. been visiting friends in town during W C“. you m m o
. Bedlam. John t‘ronin. Staricv Car- _ ' «=7— egrtht- past few day:. Mr. Worth bousht 7". a P.3klna "all.
1 banter, 'Bartk-v Grim-n, Mman Hg- :t farm in the northeastern part of the

 

 

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ATHENS Ohio, Oct. sowiieneml

Charles H. Grouvenor. former reprt»
.sentative (mm the Eleventh Ohio Dlfi‘
trict died tit his home here. early to
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