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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, July 17, 1918 · page 4

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hidafor MoonSunday. adapting,
Imaging—West avenue 6 ur—v
was spin who The new
wbttotg ! i giggle? pavement not decided miprovemenu

 

 

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We“ (1111*!an clinic W and the .hevv drainage Pi stem pre-

in this town, ‘3" 315 1:? ‘ xiously installed node the diretStion Q1 V
5 V Highw ny Superintendent Olmstead‘
-i ”is“ Ruth Brencher 0f Railroad ave~ with the" installation of a considerable
nue entertuined a number Of her young number of addition catch basins. prom-
.‘VJrlends at a bi1thday pnxty last Thurs- V15 es to solve a vexing problem and to
day at ening labate a longstanding nuisance there,

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1 ..- 112 l V 1Ifor, with eud'iy heuy storm previous-
That the East, Nurvulk Tobacco Benjamin Bruno 0f the homton 1y, water oteratoot deep. reaching all
and is appreciated h: £119.50“ in the Heights Italian colony wasV married most to the hubs of automobiles, would:
W536 is again attested by the 1501- last week to M1” Lillie 0811911 or settle under the bridge and remain
timing letter received by M. P.2D11nne,1. s‘ammrd' w -- _ ; there for several days to some extent.
”a”: i Edward Rowe, baker on the trans One ““103 9‘1 “‘9'”va “'3‘ ““11 0”-
8g 2' UV 8 Mia“ Sta" P23830018. .port Leviathian was a recent visitor the south sidg. near the main basin.
_ "‘ July 1“ 1918;1‘ . at the home of Mr and Mrs. Tracy N has settled SPmeWMkPnd will ”Ob-2.
V’ Hello MT. Dunllér lVCOllin Of The Heights. ' . V ably have to‘be felflid, but Etta AMI;
Hy rather wen telling me‘ that! you ' ‘the surface promises‘to be as smooth.
“it me W0 33593 from a“ “L Chester 1. Grain. of the battleship and clean as a ballroom floor. V
5W3“ Tuba-“9V Fund but 19“” '6' North Dakota, visited his mother at .
,lved 0“ 0‘ than), thanking you to! Noroton Heights' whlle on a b1ief lur1j Only minor injuries were sustained
me. I receive! it while up in the lough last week. on Sunday afternoon by two soldiers 12
1101191811, and believe me “1 “me in ——————-“ 1 ‘ ion a motorcycle. which their machine
very handy. Give my— regards income Miss Evelyn Hnwes of Harvest ave crashed into the Food car driven ”4’
0‘ $119 b0“ and #18an M43193}! ‘9 7°“ nue. Noroton Heights, has been enter- Dr Munspn of Stamford on the P0“ 2
pVaclalldeorrcmVembnflnt me, .. .‘11: tainlng several relatives and menus road just east of Mansfield avenue .

:~.V1pemln.ifrom Brooklyn N. Y. Bo
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- . . , ibile Were bended west. Dr. Munson's
" m" llflllck- VJ“ K1sh ‘5 ”Ohm“ 0“ crutches 31‘ car in the lead As he neared Lethalf

 

 

 

riding his bicycle on the Post road A to stop for some neocésary supplies.
Stutz c111 crashed into his wheel The two men ll khaki were following, ‘ ?
[smashing it into bits, and injuring Joe at great speed. as they were on 43’
s so that he is just able to get about, at hours' furlough and due to report at

fincrlously ill at berhomo.

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' Mrs. Henry. Gerhardt. of East ave-
ue. hasppurchased a. new. motorcycld

 

1:08. M2 ”um I; 3°91! Col. George Robbins of Fitch‘s Home. V failed to see any signal from Dr. M1111
has turned over to the Darien Branch son that be 33“,,de turning, and

 

 
 
 

. The automobile . wasqhe
! Fourth of July under the direction of property of D F. Lindsley of New Ha.
*James DugVan. of Reynolds- strcet. WES EVE’IYD Hawe‘S- Even. who with his companion C. a.

Side are closed half day today?

 

 
 
 

 
 

traction WW on the New York. New Mrs. F. \V. Dexter. Frederick and on a weak and trip to the former-'11
my” and Hartford Railroad. l Melbourne. Dexter, and Miss Grace V home: Neither seemed to have suitor»
-D€‘Tt8r 01' Brooklyn. Who formerly liv-_ed very serious injuries when exam-V ‘
Henry Miller has resigned his 9051. ed in the Illndlcy house on the Post V tried by Dr: George H. Noxon, which V V

 
 

 
 

 
 

'brotherf W. l. Lowndes.‘ Melbourne c' V '
ycle, had a badly-brtllsed kneeca .
Mrs. John Ericson. of Ea5t Washing- Dexter is 36111111: in the navy land Lawrence was cut over the cyle).

 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

lapnrants. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur “1111- cf Keewaydln Farm, making the trip
Inf Cottage street. by automobile. Mrs, Noyes and hfl'

son Milton accompanied their guests3
mil VinVierthnVsflV ofVVlhe Qt“? 3' on the return trip, and ruthenium for,"
e B a e ome ° “15“ a month with relatives at-Brattloboroi,

Forty hours‘ devotion alerted to St.
Aloysius's Church Sunday. at 10 11.111 ’
21 The cervical are ats and 7: 30 a. m. .'
1 Mayhem! Mrs. G E. tRlchl‘er enter- ”1°81" new“ WEKV !'
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VV 3,33,,” com“, the Eu, 111116996121???“ Noumea-y or» members of V “58 lIarv Kelley la employed in

p B». Avenue Methodist mum .‘larsha bakery.
watchmen took a sail down the h 81
fi‘wndgeaterday to dry. his luck at c urch of mm; ofwhlch Mr Rlch 1
(or to. pastor, on Saturday afternoon A son was born to Mr. and Mrs.

no: fishing The ardent follower of The , , l
the rod dud line was very successful p” y on “d“ M“ ”G M” 192536 Charles M Bflebel 11wa avenue
V3139”? Mm: Parker Selleck. Mrs --

MW (laid-trip as was woven when
displayed a fine 3 pound black ““311 IM’TYCUHMI’. John Bridcon. and the. Pomona haVo been selllhx bore for ‘

blur-atom This in tho largest one ”‘9‘" 1‘33““ “murmur. Mildred several days (or 64 cents a neck. “I"? 3"" WW0“ 0‘08“ In 51-;

:Danllnl and Eleanor Selleck. v.4 . Aloyslua'a Church yesterday mornin
t caught and Mr. Gcrham has pet a at the 7: go mass. A very large numV ,2

V v “W. ‘ Woodway, the n w [i -‘
Md that M“ be hard. to beat. 6. ate on on th bar of person: attended. Several out

 

 
 

_ b Hdll. on Rowan street. on Mon

 

 

. ed for the plat four’zyecrc‘ by Gilbert
11‘. Steven. hos been engaged as chant
four for the fire chemical and all- ,
around mm at the fire station.

 

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3U“; Rev F W. Yameil. DV D1. of. Allen electric branch. is becoming a popular f.
Walton Shoes" for boys and ”'1"V,'V,z°°: N. J. president of the EasternV 3‘” o town priests ”5‘8th
VV on ounce of the Methodl t
V am noon . _ 3 Pme“ I CharlesW Scotch lieutenant lo the.

.‘ant church. was entertained Sunday Mr and Mrs. L. F. Grlabel are on
at the home 01 Rev. G. n. Richter or loylnz alt-we Weeks/2 vacation at merit imperial Flying Cow: whom». been
don Woods. . 2 ,2 V visiting with his paints. Mr. and In.

‘ Wllllam Scott, returned on Monday to

T W. Benedict and his daughter, Toronto V ' ‘21..

Clarissa. arc mm in 1
NW You, 8 the "m“ m "on" Bliss arrived atmehome of

delegate to the State {I‘lremeu' a Mime avenue;huroh_ in Stamford. , ~ his. parents 0112 Richmond Hill. Friday,
dong which ls to be held; next Rev Father Bhor ‘ f d 'ful h H h d to m.
- . .. tell armorenetd 0“ a W m r 0‘18 ° a
tab Anuurber “of. :otber routine The children Of the town. have been ,me with..ReV1 John F. Moore one port for duty yesterday at noon. l‘Glb'V'VlV
Vthcrn were discussed by the mom- 50111: ft om door to door. dluppslng of d“, lastuveekV " ‘V " ‘ 1 is doing his bit on 11 transport, and has
no 129:? “its: 50:8 recital to he giver” _ _ made his eighth round trip over secs. 1
’ Y n I! or! 8 Red Cross by Mrs ...D normal. and family motored to 22 ~~—~——- 1~
The pklnlé of the East Avenue M E. Emily Waniwell Russell of Stamford. Peach Mk0, ,Sundgy, and page; the MR and “T3. Wd 5; “We? “Q
church washeld Vat 39th Point yester- Mrs. Russell .has, appeared, in New day. about this 1,,“th spot. daughter. Ethic; 1111qu 331613.33?-
and was onioyed by bond 100 mem- York and Washington as in nianyV . mondaopoul. the mundJMM and
(the church and Sunday school. places nearer home 11211111185 prepared a 'Work has been 1m“; n the “"1le Wheeler“; mealvln. in. scheme,
ebe fortunate ln~haylng a”? line program for Friday night which will road station in resetting some of the lady. where Mr. Wheeler and his bride

 

speclal mcdtlng or the Mayfliwer".
andV,l‘.‘tlder Company was held Munsllold “9W9 DY- Varney New“.
cycnlnz‘ at the quarters at :the 0d 0“. Sunday morning at the Method-g
2 .011 Alan. 25111 .straet.. or 18‘ Ptolem‘itt church at Norotén
mot ,Bay View once; wan Helxhtur and in the evenlng at the

 

 

 

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,tmost. The-weather was Just number of familiar songs and ballads 1' "*"""“ V“ trip “a made by nutomobllo-
bio-for‘latbing which. was indulKP - M" and Mrs. Dtto E‘ Schmidt enter
“ “bio many. At noon a dollshtl'ul Darlen Center new presents quite 11* tained friends Kalli; relativoot, at dusty-12 F Franklyn Way or the Advertiser,
. wallpapread“ on the picnic ground metropolitan aspect. for on Saturday, home, Friday pruning. ‘ ’ “$09,th moved into hall at The
Proved doubly fine. as the child- VGeorxe A. Voila opened his store in the I ‘ :Rheinhfl‘di residence m Chem Street.
.2 or their parents did not have to new Schllchtlnz block being the 1111: Mr“ “‘1“ Mr" Chem“ “m” M Mr” mm ”mum m moved hm
' earning thelr. lunches with of the. burned-out tenants to return to rBrldchort ylslted With MrntNloholu'O from New York by Howard North-
She committee prepared new the atom! Oxnhied before the tire inst * him“ Mr’ South. in town ”on Vault“. rupt. V ' VA
ed. All the attract-10115 0’ ‘Vh”. January. In the construction of_ the V’-
re patronized by the chlldrelifl new block, provision was made for one
IV) had:- the .time 01 their. young more store their in the old one andl
ithat wan. 8.156 opened on Saturday by
the Marsh Baking Gompany of Stem-
J.ord Which entered the local field. foi
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Miss Mary Chapman 0! Stamford

Miss Edith. Barlow. of the nanktand :F'tnnlt Dunlop or the British Ro-
Presby Advertising Co. of New. York. «alumna .Vllisilltnl,i \‘ew Haven. 2 were
,spent Sunday with her parents.1Mr. coldeud guests}? or Mr. and Mrs.
211ml Moshe. _VW.Btu1tow, mtmvenue‘ps'nrmk Wood Mr; Dunlop ls- Earner-

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

1;. Mr..aud Mrs. Joseph Elbow-k VSta‘ruford. ‘- .
shave, returned fromnthelr honeymoon. ' ‘
land she now residing with, 1-. and. Frank “night or South fNorwalk

Illd Mrs. G. D. Tilley of Mansfield Ave-
r11. Gourde Ever-ct Richmondsaml '11.; t
lnue,‘ celebrated her sixth birthday in .‘M ,,,,, f; _ V THE!!!“ mantel: who took the 1m

VVSVveVrsar‘y Monday atternoo'n- by enter-i. .Work in constructing- the.,cone1:ete..eilloil Varvxigrrykoren left.- rcmnlned
was about a dozen of- her playmutes foundation (or the steel. .atmoturesuonlpt four. days. as he preferred the

and frlende at an outdoor birthday pnr- ‘ b 11 who
2 _ -. 11 pontl 2 e. t. ar wVi one at gator .Atlamanxpresajn .w e
' 2" 3““ ”Yin”- 9mm 111119: honor p as m ’0“ en“ y ”’1‘!”- - oustednllr. rough: and family

 

 
 

 

2 , Little Miss Phylfis.- daughter of Mr,

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 

‘The little folks entered camera for sac-I ' ' ‘

tor cred 11. Smith gmnedt1mth°w28nd thin retreat) out!
i kind which. the childréh cl,

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

‘ kn P. Bummer has been an ‘ Tiller 9011th a little people would“ Vm J.

Webster, Mrs Joseph Hon: fancy 1’3 ,2 . . ' ._ 2' ' _,
JV. mmrsuremlndersotthe pinion cc 1‘2 ,1] V app'olu summon-V sh Vtound

 

and other damage

Peter Schultx. who has been etltploy'I ,

 
 

1- .all.an.loyed themsefies to delight all music lovers, lucludlng a wooden poleg lumping; (magmas. , 01319! weeks are keeping house. mu 2, 2 2 -. .11“. 10‘ Mm attempted to do “1.9 st

MW , ink2recrults..11lu recently lectured ln‘

‘ Prospect street. . _VsV

dam ' eaa agent here. ,

“(THIS YOUR STOVE ” . V.

 

 

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V *__,__,___ 1V1?” week in bed IPrlnceton, where they were members V 5 ‘ V‘
' —-Kld Concord Slice for, men: Allf W .:of the airplane force at “5- The! 2. IaWE AND .SEEfinmll’flA F'ONV
*' In accordance with tho new, ”ml” 01' the Red CFO“ $35 901 T9069”! from struck his car with such force as to VV V
.mgtom the meat markets. on the East the dance «pageant glven at the C010 tear off a shoe and break the steering .40 WASHINGTON V ST VrVVlthVV
1 lllcl's home on the afternoon of the knuckle. VV ' ,. ’: 0’ . .e Vi roa venueV

reslxned his position with the con 1‘ M“- —' ' . Lawrence of South Carolina. has beenA P,’ F Brophy, DiSMbutor f 01’ F Giff tetd County

 

ll as driver .tfou the Old Well boon. .Road. motored here last Sunday to, was llltle sl ort f l . Li d -. V V _V V , V V .
n17 Co. 2 2 V ,visit at the home of Mrs. Deuter‘nley. who wals22pinz1ednzr1‘difgze manta: 2 COIISIIPDU. iSIzmABBMW1muirmen‘s,According. to “18 Fuel Admimsirauon.
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street, lg seriously ill at the home ———-—-—— 130“, w t k ‘ 1 ~ ' ' V -
her daughter on Osborn avenue “,0 .\ 11'. and Mrs R. Q. Boyd and Mrs :Kfeu daVZVwVezVVerndoVLhEEijp;:; 11:31: Have You secured.Y0ur9? call on Us, we can Help You.
E Sadleman of Brattleboro. V . V V
Eur-it Wuldronf or Plttsburgfi 1| have been spending several days a: 15:30“ results would ultimately m \ V 1
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5‘ party on the Dr; M; I11 King estate.
EastV svcnue. 8undny marzipan. in -
honor of the French holiday“; Games,-
refreshments and tlwnorkmconcluded
the ”magnetite limo unloved be tkgfi
«amuse ,2 .w
» .- m V , as:
Harry Wolfel tcslxned as foreman or
the New Canaan Tlre Company 111»!

 

HE FUEL PROBLEM:

V 1MiV's.».Houston. V), Myrtle street, “I the result of a recent experience while VBuuerta Damn Garage, he “,er in. - ,, CHEAPEST FUEL. V PLENTY OF IT.

”Faint a few days at the home of guests of Mt. and Mrs. George Noyes .,,_,__" M . t ' I I I ! I I I I . ' II" V . I l . I. I I I I I I. I ‘ ' . ..

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

The annual meeting of the Howar-
ton Fire Department was held
day evening in the quarters of the- R01
wayton finsofiombany on Downyton
avenue. and. ln spite, of the warm wea-
ther, .thero was :1 [loud attendance. The
following emcera were elected: chlet.
.1 Oliver .1. Clarkcwfirstiu assistant. John
H. Plunder; secondhcaslgtgnt Hem-y

Mon-

week. A1 special meeting will be held Dr. and Mrs. C. w. 8 Wheeler of Forelt; secretarv and treasurer 1.11.

1°“ Thursduv evening. to elect ' pen “The Hickorles," have been entertaln- Klgslns Rev. Henry E. Antlmson.

10111 m an the vacancy 0‘ “lacuna!!!“ 1118 Dr. and Mrs. M. L, Collins of New pastor of the Rowan/ton 11911111th
ed term. Mn Wolfol's reason for 11¢ ,

York . “Church and Rev 1H. F. Kastemlcick,
alxnlnz la Wanna he wants to give V
11111 tun ml bl toblr‘ plumbing _...._. {mm of HIP-11M!“ EDMOD“
a o e u I 0 Richard Brown. °‘ Rowayton “6 Church were appointed chaplains or
“M ”an" m V ‘ hue, was one °t a “my 0‘ ”“5 1’90 ,thaadeparflhcntt. :Phe‘nebelns Dorothe—

DIG that ““91”" a pleasant MD 10 business to be transacted, the unem-

MI'- “I! MT'1T'W ”if“: fen"; Bridgeport Sunday evening. The trip in; adjourned
91! 01‘ Nd" alter “WV" '4' r p was made in a large calling vessel.’
Boston and Porllsml- by 11°“- The,“ ' ‘_‘__.._._ .cARVc lN ORASH
Mt was to got I chlpments 0‘ ’“b era Constable Oliver l. Clark of Ponnov-

 

 

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”from one “1 the factories ““30““ or digest, was culled upon Sunday ev.- ! “TS-51190“ S MHOVPWE' 5“" “'0

$5.111 this ho ,wamaucccastul. so decided
to extend his trip to Portland. 11111!“m P k

n , assen re 11 h or er.
would “have gone to Vmillionth l! a p go o a c" to Sout

Nomalk. -An praume
olnt
““51““ M” "mm" to m“ p contouring otllttle account. but during 1’

' In H.
11,: o tral ten out several ltal- years old. mother of Dr. Valer
out "V 8 8h of Hartford 18.93.1110 11m

ntV started over ford- Hospital soliciting with several
token. ribs and. nineteen other pcr<

rile, had Intended to make a short “8“,. 19,1; wmmm on; of the. Italians at- sons a1e suffering with less eerlous

with Mo. and Mrs. glen. Pitteffion- V‘ V Entitled to. mhwie» hip Dem 111 the VVrlnlurlea on duodenum.- pt :1 trolley
M _V

" wwment. by drawing a knife, and Am
2 2Vlna,t.o.uso it. on Conductor Joseph

. Mull. 151118, was too much and
Imam. cycltlugupoments the constable:- bound from 119le

1012': responsible for the mlx- up, and- from Sisson.
took them to the loék-up. but the tab which had

and Mrs. George Drew othueccedetl lunnaklnnhls escape. .1 depot
Georgetown. have visited Mr. and Mrs. .

Adolph Horn. ‘ l 2

 

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MMrs. Christian Rungstcd of the Up-V
per Parish entertained a. friend’from= , V
Brooklyn. N. Y.. on Monday. " "1‘,

 

:rhe Nordeld Thimble club will you
an entertainment and play. In the tow: : _
ball on the evening of the 24, that. V l

Miss Ruth Weed of. Norwalk has V
spent several days with her uncle and
aunt. Mr- and Mrs. Oscar Bu—‘dd oi

 

The Aid Society or the NordeldCon-
gregational church have begunrprepniz V 2 2. _ V
rations-tor the annual fair to be held ‘ .. . _ _ 2 VV VVV /
in. therearly. fall. ' . 2 .2 . 2 .

 

 

Mrs. Orlando Andrews and Misc,
Alice Andrews 0! the Wood Side haw -1V_
been guests of! Mlas Annie Pitch .and
Miss Alice‘VFltch of W Wait.

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THallstones fell in large nuantlties
here during the most sevmglectrlcal
«him of the scallop. 01121811th S1
SwlthlnsV Dar, MondmeVeddulr 111:5

 

 

 

 

oblong charging «rent passengers»

incident on Mulumvvstceubpnear tho
rallmad. station. shortly beforelhthrcc
after o'clock Sunday: altomoownrhen a car
we” tmdb‘u Cltr

. c edtlntmnothenmlbound

.eumcdcd in getting three at the lel- ilall nub avenue melnwmrcet.
just startedmodter die

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