., summerdnt the'lsland. '
1
The erotica oi the stage for-the ml
' and :in » rendinesn for
Today the Cannondale M. E. church form"
_ is holding their picnic at the Point.
5 ~—
.church of Cos Cob held their picnic Mm”. .
8. Curr of Huntington, L. 1., is
'. '-.his brother, E. L. Carr of 48_
> . Boulevard.
trolley. those who attained the show.
The Japanese canoessloners at the wmbemmethuipleascdwhen
Point are DTP—Pm to m ‘ carnival witness the performance.
_. M 8‘“ Line “'8’ P0“ Chaim as soon as the Point closes for
'18 .tied up at the docks 0f the the season. They will return to the
~ ‘ 6"“ coal cmfl’any' ,Point next season, however.
‘xNorwalkers coming over the This evening the Le Chateau Or-
thls morning were given a chestra of Devon will make their iiist
oflcold Wintry blasts. appearance at the Point. This orches- ,
‘ '"”‘"'— tra’s slogan is that they even make I
the "dead ones dance!" ’
‘ gills usual mid-week and prayer
, I j of the East Norwalk church-
. “be held this evening.
Tomorrow evening. the Unexcelled
i
——_“ Manufacturing Company will give the s
“3“] weekly test 0f one Of the firework display at the Point. This man) year '
. Falwell: fire boxes will be held company was engaged last week by
3" «wing. fiManager Bayley after having'been dis- '
‘satisfled with the 'set that the New Ha-
ven concern was presenting.
, , ~____ was never bigger.
__!'lie'annual outing of the Watch
7. M Stitch club will be held ateRoton
8-: Park Wednesday, August 20.
{ obtainable. .
g A new consignment of China has1
_ . "been received by the management of
Crders received for daily and Sun- the automahic race track. This was
w papens. 'All "a"? will receive due to the heavy playing and the
I _mpt attention. Cummings & 3°” awarding of prizes to his patrons last
VSunday, which depleted his stock very
greatly.
ceived $165.15.
.‘fiones 488-2 and 2056.
. ‘ 1 magic entertainment by Professor
M Osborne will be held at Com-Y
.1” Hall 'touum'ow evening at 8:15 is
:m
icanvass at this time.
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The popular subscription fund which,
being raised through The Sentinel,;§ ~-
,with which to present a gold medal to DARE“
Arthur Stabell, who recently swam
across Long Island Sound, is coming
along very nicely. Many lovers of
=2_—____
flflle severe storm 0 ilast night blew
all": a small .maple tree in from. of
Sh home of James F. Hewitt on Van
clean and wholesome ort are ex res-
. . . at street. m D
;m their desire to assist in obtain~
ing this medal. All those who wish to
contribute may do so by sending all
money to Eugene Chariott of this
'paper, or leave it with “Hop" Benedict,’
zwho is always on duty at Roton Point
beach, and the money received will
be properly credited. All money
which has been received up to today is
. r. _ , _.
Siss Hinbetb OlSeu of Brooklyn.
. it. returned home after a two weeks’
. Mon at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
':' gnarl“ “Flint street.
the Soldiers' Home, ' Nero“, a in
less My H. 'Kuhdmann of Fort Washington on ‘ v
”has returned from a two weeks'
much at the home of Mrs. George
as follows: Seth W. Raymond died yesterday at
$9” of Daubm'y. {Previously acknowledged ....... $6.75 the residence of ’33 63mm, Ira.
' ' . . . L . . . . 1.00 '
Z" ’rederick Olsen of Cove avenue is 19:53:;1‘cfhlzjrllgzxizfn p3 , 1 00 grmrne :nfregn' off Hume! .venue'
. “0 yhg a two weeks: vacation from‘ ' """""""" ' en mo ' a t e age of 73' Heis “If.
'vived by a son residing in Norolon.
and by his daughter. 'He was anem-
ber of Rippowam lodge of Odd Fel-
lows. The funenl service-will be con-
ducted at the house of Ira. Allison.
Saturday at 3 p. m., by Rev Hiram
Van Kirk of Noroton and the inter
ment will be in Spring Grove ceme-
tery, Damien.
it duties at the Lake Torpedo plant
{‘18 ll sport. Yesterday the Point was crowded
with excursionists. The steamer Sirius
.hmught to the Point 2,000 people of
Yemen who we to the park for the
l
ubae probably to the severe wind and
. m m of last night, an abnormal-
Elk's excursion from that city. It was
a m tide was reported by the oys-
1,500
m around town this morning. w-fi'tated that there would only h.
but the extra large crowd was not
made public until the boat arrived.
The excursionists did not stay very
long for they arrived at the Point at
_ l The erection of a number of hangs,
in“ cm W Purl: is progressing
rapidly. it is expected that they will
be completed before the scheduled 3~°‘CIOCk' the trip for the boat being
, "flute, September 1 la very difficult one, as she had to
__ [“huck" against a stilt wind and I
. newts on the tire accessories and m “59- The boat 183' 101‘ Yonk-
' "'ulcanizing establishment to be open- era at 4 o’clock only allowing the peo-
‘etl shortly it James A. Johnson at 199 111° one 110" in which ‘0 enJOY- them-
. 1st Washington street, are Drones. selves, which they did . They were
‘32. lug rapidly. It is expected mm new good spenders and every
m wil take place on or about thing was very well patronized. The
"' 25_ .roller‘coaster was the most patronized
.,-~v of all amusements at the park. A
’Ifie primary class of the mg Ave- crowd was lined from the ticket booth
Sundaytschool will hold their pic- up to the skee ball alley for one can-
Saturd' afternoon in Hrs. Ray- mm“ hour, and u" “"09 23m
. . s ' ordhard, 195 East avenue. were always on the go. never having
- will meet at the church at 2 been stopped for a moment outside
. och. Tunincmdeg members 01 the of collecting fares and allowim pas-
' Wgarten and mm songers to get on and off. Had the
' ' , - flfstornq; the picnic will not picnickers been allowed " 1°33"
eilr :perlod of times very enjoyable time
Miss Gladys Buck cf Hensleld eve!
nue. Darien, gave a party at her home.
Tuesday afternoon., in honor of her
school friends attended and everyone
had a very merry time. Gladys re-
ceived some beautiful presents and a
cause of the fact she was ‘iiweet six-|
teen." >_ After refreshments were
served and a very ile'filtml after-
noon hal by all Gladys' friends return-
ed home wishing her many more nap
py birthdays.
i
The case Jutten vs. Wueet was tried‘
before a jury in the local wurt yesv‘
terda afternoon. Justice John H. Sel-
lick presided. .The case was one of
summary process and tin plaintiff was
represented .by Judge Neheminh (in.
.dee of Nor-walk. The facts were
heard by a jury composed of an-
ibert Fitch. Theodore Austin. El-
{bert C. Bates, Charles Bennett. Wil-
2%
we ~ gwould have been theirs.
.. » wt. mw York today to witness;
school do series of three double Ham We and Linia mullet A
;F£nthe flew York team, and at the beach for the formation of to the Court Of Comm P198- 0! 8
. float of his favorites yesterday teams which are to play in the labor, writ 0‘ error.
Wdlther permitting, Harry M.‘
g ‘ between the Giants and the. iverdict was rendered in favor of the
Media: shake his faith in the out- Day tournament.
dud.- d-Gregory Remand will.
a node. Harry is a “royal! Elimination contests ci-e lacing held delendant and the casesvin house»
, lot '10 series.
i
There were more present Tuesday
.2 Moonlight bathing is a very popurnr night at the comm-lily sing in the
The local police have been reques- attraction at the beach during the Newton Baum achodl than at my
“ id ‘0 usbtin the search for William moonlight evenings There are a great previous 039- Untortunately 1 W5
9021,77 years of age, who wan- ' number who do not wait for the moon 01' b0?! find You!!! men nude mie
mmm home. 30 Cover avenue. and go in any way, ' 'far the lender, Miss Kathleen nul-
,he mm with Mrs. Bell. yeyif 3vaney. Their object was not to sing.
, . 1nd has not returned as yet. It A feature of this evening's m; but to screech at the up of their
fouled til-t he .may have met with picture performance will he columni- m Aside from thin. the ling m
accident. He is described as being ty. singing which will Med for the a success. Miss Barbara Weed. organ-
. - 10 inches “In With gray hair first time. The verses of old and‘popun‘
ylflmme- He was 1881 seen in larsongs will be Won the semen!
Afternoon at 1:30 o'clock in the at which time all will Join in we
wwlmad stationt chorus. It is expected that this will!
~ - =makeav d t 77'
_ ‘NT PAYS OLD BILLS. Idience 81'? ecidnd hit m mai ‘1'
x .
'Bfllt' lSlAND]
:4: P ‘9
, :Pa., Aug. 1i.—rcn-'
' of Clear-field, has re-
that for 815 from the gov-3
uni an accompanying letter!
'7 Qiat the amount was due’
. for services rendered fifty-|
N no while a chaplain 'fn
" '1. The miller has been dead
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lstrel show which is to'be‘lleld onset; m the old nun-here and sons;
" mm on them. can was new ones, among othergfii'flends.
High tide for’touormw at 2:13 p. m. began yesterday. It will he um 'Chasing MEN'S? ‘3!!!” Bub-
Yeste’d‘ly a” mum“ 3‘“ 1‘" 3‘ cast will be held this m“: the “Ti
0 One ‘11 the m m an?“ The
at the Pmt‘ The mp m made by prises of the sea-ends in store rvr well with {“h‘unienn’.‘
Berry pickers generally report that‘ 1'
the present season is the best one in
The grape crop. cultivated and wild.
an aggravatm‘.
when sugar for canning is not easily
The amount subscribed. yesterday. a
in the library campaign was “0.85. gem am.
making the total amount thus far re-
Miss Marion Coates' Installation oi. othcers will take
has consented to act as solicitor in Mare in Commodore Perry Council.
:piace of a worker who was unable to Q. U. A. 1.. Friday evening.
Miss Mary Strain of the once of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Faucber, oi
sixteenth birthdq. Many of her jollyl
good many boxes of chocolates he.
|pulley caught his trousers, end his
edinzthelocel mass has“
“clothe lotni reads-census
AUGUST 14’ “at;
1;an ' £33m “farm 1 i .. m; ”C, under a mint - "Vinita ‘
. , a .1“ H Of 164 Ilklun‘w , . Nlu‘m.
m- mmmm‘ a.“ M showed a (ll‘l‘lulmn .,, n}.
.rian church. who W13“ 3" m", m m m ‘fio. «an inch with lit-(ii... t";
. ........................me .a me»- vac-.3; in: an“:
u. “ ml; which had 3:- »: 00 one” W” “n maritim"
:iedwwm of m BBL 0“. the load lb!) Bulb 'l‘ri‘lllm ti 1.. h“"an‘
' ' 'nslde at «no sues-e were puma 0034"“ “a BMW! in» . .. .t.
”m,m"“‘m'- “1’ “‘“fl' memo—aflo- tde... M. a... as... men the no wiry.
. ' gnaw the wt andtheee- ”’
'ent $3.53an -. “some. M F” 't 1"" meet is shot into meet: from the out- Heron's nsruoo or 310mm.
: also“ ‘ .. If“ to W it? I" M 1'0 in lower animals and in .. up um,
'i ' '2 WTs-he‘ m uremia-mu» mm. magma-nusMustaruupmm...“
W!" and “GM - " m‘ be m filo .‘ 01:0- Itithe panel-rue mend not.“ I" by converting il in“) M ”1.1 n.
*2 — ‘ 1M “Wm-'3 W1, at W‘uilelullmnm mt “aw“; hulldiniga. m vision of nature still (lpl‘l'iili .,......,,,.
present is mm.""’" by wield attains. Thelma-tern innocuo- “gummy muted into place. For-I the laekdthe necessity inr g: M...“
. 1 Vflfll.‘ “smut-m ”1mmmummn ”Imm.-dlhvrmul
andthemughwfitmd: bmw.xcm.mdmumammultnece .13 “mm“ ht; .
' h and lit-U was profited into place from valence 3' " '1 " “‘“ W
I“ 9! Old. the flinch my,
ingywthis
, W to normal with nu Inn! .44..
. Leon Seaf nu ton-ed a five niece
orchestra to provide music for dances.
The lfifiqne summons enjoyed]
its alumni picnic at Baton Pdnt.
Tuudly.
AT GREA" T
REDUCTIONS
-. Justine I“ (or cool evening: on the porch, motoring or a:
l JACOBY
153 Washington Si.
Taking care of chickens“ the Job,
that the women have. and some of'
them, who have appeared in police
courts for sun, on no charge or:
W. are getting back their
strength and their health. and make]
the mat that they fiver felt;
better. 1
The inspection by the represents-g
tfvcs of the board showed that the
m ceme- are coo-led by the In;
mice and the M. 0.0 cottage is
for the older women, while; acpa-l
Ric cottage is maintained for the
younger women. The third cottage
isoocupied bytheet‘effieho-e,
also by a few Ms. M habits
Kr. and Ira. F. C. M attended
Rev. T. L. Price's chm-ch. at Dark-n;
on SM)‘.
The home of Frank Simmell in East
venue is being comcted with the
SLIP-ON B'm
-——_
Leonard F. Iounabury 19“ on Fri- and years are taken into considem- M It
. day for his home at Cedar Rapids: tion. One new feature 0! the farm is
lowa. after a pleasant visit here. that ““3 women, ‘37 acting 9' "'1'“ $1.50
good behavior, have the Wnity
at having their teeth filed at be ex-
pense of the state. .
Once a week a dentist visits the‘
' Mrs. P. C. Iladd is visiting her sis-
;ter. Mn. C. A. Pearson, of New Ha-
ven. and Mrs. B. L. Mills, of Guiiiord.’ am, "4 am. a. 3...; mm;-
have a chance to have teeth pulled.
treated or filled, as the case may be.
Many of the inmates, who formerly
gave no thought to their teeth or to
dentists, either, have suddenly
evinced the desire to have a good set
of molars and. as a result. the good
behavior conduct is becoming more
noticeable.
Secretary Kellogg and Mrs. Mitchell
have also inspected the State Hospi-
tal for the Insane. at NM Ira.
Kellogg said yesterday that there
are now 1,338 patients at the institu-
tion, a large number. but that they
are all accommodated. Ground has'
been—”en for a hospital building
for acute cases. and $186,000 is avail.
The annual clambake of the Con-
quest Bible Class of the M. E. Church
will take place on Wednesday, AUS°
not 20.
Bridgeport. were gem of Mr. and
names J. m. in South Main!
street. Tuesduy.
Henry T. Lent and bully have re-
;turned {to their home it Railroad eve-
;nue tw- a two ”our vacation in
'MuIne.
. James G. Hem-nth an! W. G. Been
in lave opened their business place
'It 85 Main street. known on the Tip
Top Tire Repairing Cm.
,v
_ -Mttchell and Grant
“-C-A—R-s-
mm as. wmam
for which there is an appropria-
on of $32M”. This building will
accommodate between sixty And lev-
enty men and women.
BLAST Hm u. 3. “ER:
TOULON. FRANCE. AUG. lI—An
iiunerlcun libel] weighing in Idio-
izrnme exvloded, Westley, near a full-
Miss Gilbert 1". Stevens has wettest which was engaged a. sinking
chased the Belden place. corner of no 10309: useful OXDIOIiVes in the
that and Springwood avenues, xor ‘Ileditemnieen. The members of the
walk. She will make improvements.itrew were thrown to the deck, and
but will not live there. Eleven! of the men ale-uni contus-
ions.
The third annual caesium of the:
Children’s Gardens of New Canaan
will he held at the grounds of the WE. '0va5
town hall. an intimacy, August 23. TEETH WW1-
from 3:80 to 5:00 p. in. There nrel ’ .
eight classes ‘to be exhibited. ‘7‘ PW“ “a! is 0-- hue-ant
than to repair the tooth.
i
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Kiss Easel Banger has a position
‘ae simpber for Rev. E. C. Carpen-
ter, in the work upon which he will
enter in New Haven after September
11!.
“in.
Prices
.. weg j
Levels
Your dentist can roeir a decayed
tooth if you have mtncgloctod ittoo
long. You should see him twice a’ year
latest. l
But to prevent decay is sure tumor?
”inasmuch-ta. f,
Yeah-emuudhwfldr
.cayandwillketyellowinsplteotthe
W‘sd canary deem.
mammal-ado.»
fie;ffie.—ewmuanainun-
Wmlfiu’lm brush-
Percy W. Hoyt. who resides in the“
northern part of the town. and who
had dint returned hum the service.
over in France. nan-My escaped
death, early Monday morning, when
he became entangled in the ginning
of the steam roller in the Norwelk
woods, where the stone crusher is at
work. With the exception of bruises.
he seems as well as ever. though hel
was entirely stripped of two suits of
overalls and his under-clothing. 7 While
he was getting an oil can, somethi'lc
protruding from the shaft to the null
nothneaftheysarhave you a better opportunity to it
furnish whole or part of youth-ethnduu‘ournugmd
1
4'
9
‘ mammancown'
'edite‘h-el-stwwbmdecay"
hummtlu ”no
mmmm‘m' In
im‘sMMflI-r
ifyinggus. Numb”
alrwewofildlo. mm'
clothes were torn on and wound all”!
file shaft. He asked the coal box of
the roller, and that sailed him m'
being whifled‘ about the sill-St I“
crushed. Charles Stems went to
Boyt‘s assistance, and by good farm.
fell against a lever which shut all the.
pews. Hoyt was taken to his home”
Phylliclana found no bones hrokenllh' m a N ha“ “'
There is a possibility that he “pal-cues m m m .
have water on his right knee. which' . .-
. mean.
was considerably strained at the sock out melIf-l his
mmmnwu'
et. Realsohaa bruisoaouhlalefl -.
side and a number of banned m.m£3mnflmm-fl.
would: body. where hie-mm,“ m m C!!!“ bra-i
beenwledtighuymaemmimm°rmn ”1
then dived oil. _ M.Wuma—u ..
6°ng MEN 1m ” mmml‘lamwflz .
m ~ kiwi m Mm
. -mm,ku, ' \_‘=
Amanda-saunmm‘ '7 , ~
thatflstmenhinthemmi-
closedmeoleredmen. Its-s3”
mire bur floors are filled
one}? savingvalues
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