Evening sentinel, Friday, August 13, 1920 · page 4

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Ill-s. Willis Bell, of Cove avenue, is
entertaining friends from out of town. . ..
.1 Mr. and Ira. W. F. Ambler, of R0-
wayton made, are enjoyin
“on m the Berkshires.

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A number of telephones in East
’Norwalk were put out of communal

’ by the storm this morning.

 

fir. and Mrs. Loren Simeon,

11E.

 

The schooner John w. Stout, which
a cargo of sand at an up.
. town dock, went down harbor yester-

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(lay afternoon.

 

The bargel-Norlh Star and stew-
alt H. Brown, which have been (115.
at local
doetsgweregtowed Mwn ham]- 133.
«my daemon by the tug Red 8m.

Ogred itratton, of Hartford, cousin of
car rank’S. Stratton. f th N -
will police force. who mullet-me moi;- Niagara Falls, Montreal and Quebec,
in; friends in East Norwalk, has re [ '

coal

rm cargoes of

tuned flute.

Ieg'estrara of voters M. P. Shea and
Hurry Waterbury we in session at

sebum nus-be: shop from noon tot
and will remain in seSsion until
o'clock this evening.

 

The tantra team of the Nowell:
Country Club will go to Bridge!!!“ to-

a!
Hartford, are the guests of Mr. ll“
Mrs. Edward E, Head, of 3 Edliem'

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Mrs. Lewis Parker,

Mrs. Harvey 8.

‘during which
guests this summer;

when they depart.

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of L0

has returned from New
where she has been visiting friends.
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The roads and many ploughed fields
were badly'wsshed and damaged in
the heavy downpour of rain that visit-
ed this section this morning.
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Clarence Rowland has returned to
his home in Eaton's Neck, L. 1., after
spending a week with Eugene Cush-
insn and family. of Logan street.
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Ackart and Miss
Hattie Youngs, of Rowayton avenue,
have returned from an extended trip.
they visited Buflalo,

 

spending the entire season,
emne merely for a week or more and:
their places are filled by newcomers,‘

 

inc-row to play the Black Rock Conn-7‘5 spending ‘1 two weeks

club tennis team. which
320

try
two weeks

team. the locals winning only one set.

 

lleservatlons for 125

Base. tomorrow afternoon.
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Rev.

win is away on a vacation.

 

One of the
Dorlon‘s Point line was
lightning during the storm this morn-
ing fusing some of the wires and put-
ting the box on t of commission.
Workmen of the
dauy are busy
”thy. , ,

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InAaEmrs. Daniel 0. Robinson
and family of 19 Seymour street, East
Norwalk, have returned home {mm a
three weeks' trip to Buffalo where
they were the guests of Mrs. William
‘E. Barnes, formerly of this place.

repairing the damage

They also visited Niagara Falls. C'rysp l

tal Beach. Canada, and other places
of interest. o

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TRAINED REVENUE COLLECTORSl

lN THE STATE.

 

NEV‘V HAVEN. Aug. 13.-—Seven men field,
suit from Washington. where thcl’;
were trained. were sent to the Newl

have been,
made by the Masonic Club. of Slam-i
ford, which will hold its annual out-i
in; and shore dinner at the Dorlon ti

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defeated the localllo his ship in a few days.

DARIEN

...—d
Miss Kate Pearce is visiting rela.
ves at Allerton, Mass.

 

 

' Thomas Pesto is now working
S. P. Fairbanks, formerly pas- the Connecticut Company.
to: (:f the East Avenue M. in church.|

will preach at the church at bothhser-
vices on Sunday, during the absence vacation from_his duties at the
or the pastor, Rev. 'H, E. Msrsland.

ltl‘ell grocery.
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(‘ontractor

 

,' Manton M. Hitch has 11:". Andrew fillired l0 Pa)"315 to the treasurer...
g'l‘aylor's employ and is now working
Construction com lfor John A. Fairbanks.

 

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Zigman
switch boxes on thegbought a new lm/bn Pah‘ial‘d truck ' treasurer.
struck by for use in his business.

Mason

Mn. Mabel Raymond. or Stamford. house on the Post road, 4‘ r Gracia
is visiting relatives in the village. cd' 5
A

g a vsca-l
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rk city,

Rowayion has its usual influx of city
while some are
others

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Captain Frank R. Stevens, who has i items of the d“?-
not been home in several months,has.

Orleans, where he: ,
returned from New vacation New Canaan branch electric train met

mammal his family. He expects to‘rotnrn each other at the Tsimadge Hill

Frank Alexander has been enh‘ing a .
Can.- ’ f
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“’iliis Finch is having water con»

'nected from the mains of the Noroton
lWater Company to his house.

l Dr. and Mrs.
Ridge

 

C. B.

Keeler

of Ox

are enj Dying a motor trip

Ithrough New humor! and Canada.

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Harold Whitney

Mr, and .\ll‘.<.
lSedgwic-k avenue

 

and
lmoved from the Post
or ' Austin house on Prospect street.

have

 

family have
Road to the

Frank De (‘ourcy of

been enter»

lainin Miss Alice Muller of Ridge-
g

i i.‘im
The James H. \Vellb property, near , nwnher turned out

for

has I part of their tuition. 320 to the town

“.mcendy sold to a Mrs buy.
er, will remove to the Coupes-trons:
church property once used as a parish

street.

NEN QiNAAN

 

 

”' Repair Co. establishement in Main
out to Benjamin Friedman and Ben
13min Kessier.

“

George W. Stamsby of Glen Falls.
N. Y., accompanied by Miss Mary Hill
of Hudson Falls. N. Y.,.motored *0
New Canaan, this week, and are the
gu‘ests of A. E. Hill in Lskeview ave-
'nue.

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The annual field day of Pomona.
Grange will be held at Monroe, Satur-
day. Aug. 21. All contemplating 30'
ing from New Canaan should com-
municate with Mrs. D. A. St. John or
Mrs. Stephen Heath for instructions.

 

The members of the B. B. Sewing
Club went to Savin Rock, New Haven.
Wednesday. for their annual outing.
shore dinner and seeing all the
sights which this place affords were

 

 

 

 

One of Gray 'Bl‘OS.’ trucks and the

jcrossing Saturday evening. There
,was no damage to speak of, only a
‘bent step on a coach.

 

The cement formation about the
.walering tank in Park street. near the
» railroad station, is pleasing to the eye.
lbu it seems as if boys, prohdbly old

enough to know better. are not con-
;‘tem to see a thing of beauty remain
(intact. but mar it by vandalism.

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Pupils desiring to alts-"33 the Stam-
0rd Hiuh School will ’be granted this
privilege providing they pay, as n

It is estimated that about
seventy-five pupils will attend next
term. Last year each pupil was re-

 

Dominick lhuno has purchased the
[old buildings next to the Advertiser
‘ofllce in Railroad avenue. of F. E.
Green. Mr. Bruno will take the lum-
ber to hisal-l‘opel‘ly in East Maple
street. where a portion of it will he
need to erect a xarace. The Mldings
being razed were used for years a.-
a livery stable. The main structure
at one limo was Alexander Law's
barn, which was moved from Maple
street. where the Ardsloy annex now

James E. McGrath and W. G. Hear-
ing who conducted the Tip-Top Tire

street. for the past year, haven soil:

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more VIEW 1
w
crowd two big events into one week

suing year of the Harbor View 1m.l
movement Association

and the enthusiasm with which thoseion Friday evening} August 3’8.

those present.

Peck acted as secretary.
general business Was dispensed with. {her clever lad artistic handiwork.

Ir. Banks oat-red the name of George}

front the lips of Jules Delmar.

nominations were then closed 33d (heifer vaudeville

the monster

ing result: Hyde, 31: Easter. 28. Mrslaoxg
Kershaw then presented the name of!
Dr. Julius Stier for vice-president. :Mr. and Mrs, Comm.
whereupon Mr. Baxter named George:
Stretton for the same office. The re meted a large crowd.
suit was; Stretton, 32: Stair, 28. Miss picture.
Meet-sin was then unanimously eleci- lGlelm rendered two solo numbers and

ed treasurer. ‘
For secretary the name of Kr, Pot-51.3mm of his beams. ms tenor VOICP

followed by the naming 0f Clau‘leiew W- Gar! I“. I" a"

the hibilnxlpopular tunes of the an: dum' K ”10

oflice. The result or

was: . '
...... .. ......m. mm ...... was W... .. some
tion. and Mrs. S '
Wimthogldgsmere then named for thelmey rendered to the recent "Mable
nve trustees with the result or votiag’sale. The amount Mind ‘7” 5“
as follows: '11er Peck. 57‘ David laid the “mm“ was I ived
Baum a; D}. norm-en. 36.- Mr. iwitb gem um

Banks. 32: Geo. Johnston. 31: David
WILTON

 

 

Page, 30: War. (Helm. 26: Harry Brun-

nell 2? Messrs, Pe‘mnr. Pro" and
Steurer acted as tellers (luring Lhei ‘
whirl-laminar: and Harn‘ Peck were To stOp baseball on Sunday is 831-

" of the people of this
' d f their running and up taled by some .
fgggilzrfg elitists in til-half of the is] town.t t1}: lirepéfiogrotggzstgiee‘gte;
’ W ctivlties and they tion a e use
$33.91:ng an “$.th of applause. ‘larger than at all the Wilton churches
runnell, loo, came in for a combined. _ ,
mythical. the applause for his sunlw'rhfioefluspemaaatgggt (fronflggngf :2:
cersi’ul efforts in the building of the. es 0' a
' ' ner brings nothing in the way
beautiful club house llawor \iew en remedy aside tram the curses of the
may” Baxter made a motion to raise .BUIOmOMUltS. Th1; air“ U; the shelf;
the association dues and gave his res-.Ml‘hOOd is notlcn‘b .V B p oral]! . road
sons for such action. which was re- appeal Should be made to e.
ceived with general‘accord. The reso. ,commissioners.

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lution was adopted unanimously. . n "5 noticed that the 6'4; nth:
Miss Toner put her bearers in good 3‘09”?" Monday ‘9me 09mg ‘9
humor with a very witty speech Ofllba“ grounds for funyfione-half hour.

“Where. Clans Grow Big.” liar topic we to 3m“ "'1' l

Wednesday evening, The attendancefimc‘iu class will give an exhibition‘

present took part made it a meeting: Marty at the hats that were design-
that will linger long in the memory of ’ed by Mrs. J. Stair. and sold all the re
cent bazaar, are being worn by the la—
Dr. leLuren presided and HHM§tliefi in the cool of the fining. Hrs.
After thrlSteir received the plaudits of all tbr

Jules Demu- has cloned two best}

The moving pictures on Tuesday at-‘

m m “use has been friends
postponed to Saturday. September 3.
‘Thls was deemed advisable by the
The election of onioers for the en-lclub house committee, so as not to

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took place u 'm be um um‘ De “I t00?qu trucks are ._
walk delivering the while!"- gumzti; o.
-.. totbemrtunutgonesy ago on
em, it would be wise to
wince your order now in order to get
it in lime, ‘
Strong Connock ls erecting a man.
trout in the uptown MW!) r‘y. ”M
orwalit C. A. . It ass .
The N on next Sunday.

ba’iotjng took place with the follow-lwhica he is directing on wanes“! Sunday.

the list early.

‘ Wilto- temp
H. Hyde for president. ( losely {0‘10""m for any Broadway attraction, am” the
yin: came the name 02 David Baxter-land on ‘3‘; evening «5m. to. the WW .1?” an. a? r; mam
k The lone selling the most number of tickets not one bent . ,

"Checkers.” M Ir. baseball fans.

boot is moored in the Norwal‘k har-

r.
btnin did considerable damage
Liz telgphone wires last Saturday.

lira Edna mretuus is the guest of nothing like strength on a team to

lrcceived a wonderful 01..“ It the "Ck ”“1 from 9'3““ ice cream,
,9, w... pmme¢ by Mrs. Kcnhsw.,h.s made a decided hit with Harbor net but W “cm '34 3"”-

' . m tics. Me‘ WV is want-3‘ tor the
Monselle. by Hr. Fuhnnan. for this piano. kept his Mad In in: “I". ‘ “1".“ time;

Potter. 34; Monselie. 25. Mr. ,psctures. Charm matter. in a 1" Swain“ "” " ..mmm.

mi,“ AUGUST 13. 1920.

 

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W on outta: on his be very large this ...“. w t .
boot last )londny evening. The has planted some, a

COMPLAIN or: Soon-17%..
Complaint is maul- ‘

viclnfiy oa‘ Nomaik. lm‘ H .‘1 ll
hgup yet been made :11 l‘
Bridgepixt 'l‘elecram.

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coope more sign.

The mcoeponn

 

HAllTi-“URI ,, Ann

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of incorporation was

 

 

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HOWALIG CONN .

All room‘n'fihbafil.
finnfiznc

Open

Pgmnasz or
advantaéan f

Now

 

here that "short" lllllhll"x 7. '
{may from No? ‘GDW‘N in the loud 1x
Stale Came “‘m‘viuh u. a. q“
loves-titration. ll. 3m 1 M
two “short lobster ml. "

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v :ast 1w. 1,
am Ben-en fiwmmthjzm be Secretary 01' Flam w 3“».
v. 1th.“? is Bronco (fo-Oporaliw Sm . «it..-
at his ’0‘! W 8nd“. incorporated of Bl'ld'w m” ‘ ., ‘
43“} away WM the ”me. (‘ll‘lla‘ .‘lOf‘k 0! $301M“ Tl“. Wm,“
Charles whmock is one of tilt oration papers sxlans m1”; ,, . ”1‘,“
m; allow 1- Of t ? accruing from ill ...... ”f km».
The feature m0" nshstic f e S and merchandise will in “,1."
Several per-ens have been on the the purchase of «mm. «.1
of price on commndmm *.,~ M, ».
The Wiesel: range is hov’m: an sf!- customers are H <lril m1 - ...,
or! of the company ,
. Much activity is mob in P0“. scribed in the by law .. W“
. ration.
next town neat-g. wwww‘ ‘
--Try 8 013.881le Hd'z'l “ .lmyl
l The mm «up here in Wilton will as flannel for the l... -. ....

 

. rt of
went (Win- with a bang. The “19‘"an @213an “a 3 Pl y

 

was a glorious one and tended to re -..-
merit differences and opinions so har-
moniously to gather that mod time:
and prosperity will no along. hand in
hand .for a long mm at Harbor View.
“Let’s get together and work out
the best that is in us." was the way
Mr. Hyde put it on receivimz commi-
ulalions upon his successful election
Perhaps no more interested were
there. at Harbor View. than the chil-

 

stands. lo its pres-cut site.

 

A pleasant evening was enjoyed by
the members or -Wahackma Encamp-
ment. No. 15. l. 0. 0. F.. on the even-
,ina of the 5th lnsl.. when a goodly
to welcome Dis-L

 

Haven office of the internal Revenue the Norman pestoffice on Long Neck {"1" Deputy Grand Patriarch Clan}

Department yesterday. to assist

completing tax collections.

 

South Norwalk’s

' Live Poultry ,
Market

SPECIALS FOR
SATURDAY. AUG. 14TH

 
 

Roosters. 1b.. ... ...... .. 30¢
Young Roosters. lb.. 33c
Fowl. lb.. ... ..... “.45.:
Spring Ducks. 1b.. ....
Broilers. 1b.. '5. . .58c

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P. Novick

9 Benton St.. Phone 1562

 

 

fleeterday

in Point road has been renIed top three _’ an“! ”03‘" ”'0 made a fraternal ‘5'"
1 .

{years to a Ney York city" family,

 

l A onemlpe heater

‘stalled in the Barton .\l. E.

has

been
church in

in.

Some very interesting remark-lf
'were made by the deputy and mem-
,bers of the camp. After the closing
ceremonies, all adjourned to the blur,

3 id . of next winter's needs. quot hall whens ice cream and cake,

A steam heating plant was installed. iwere “TV“L
lWhen the church was renovated sevJWlth card .
believed ill) have enjoyed a mast exhileratingdn
he more filming and praised Wshaclrma.

geral years ago. and

,that the pipelcss healg will
.en'eotive and economically undefi'ordl-

I nary conditions.

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Fine bronze tablets have been Placed

in the foyer of the Home Bank

 

;Trust (‘0., in memory of its (“—0 de Friday evening. at 6:45. The wounds during his absence, by way of lm~

ceased presidents glam r). Wm,” on Soulh avenue were l0 wet and provemenl on the island.

ifolhlder and first plesidem‘ mdvsoszy that it was impossible to play; Mrs. Charles Smith entertained

.Henry M. Baker, his Successor_ Tlle3‘h9 game, so it was thought best ln'mHly friends. at the home. Monday

tablets were made by the Gotham l DOfilmne lhe event in which“ much evening. ,

Company, of New York city_ interest is being taken. The Easiel Hrs. Worthman 'served cofl’ee and

......— - were victorious over the West: at the cake to a number of her friends at a

A chimney on Ms. Fred Tooker‘s fir” meeting, but "“3“" Schmidt social. 0“ ”’9 “‘5ku lawn, Tuesday

noise, rented "by H. D. Butler of the of the West Sides is confident that afternoon.

and

The evening wound up
games. All present seemed

 

 

The second twilight baseball game,
between lhv East and “'est Sides..
S.which was to have taken place Wed.

.‘nesday evening. was postponed until‘

 

Post Road, Which was ”m1,” 100% he will be able to turn the tablesl

sued by a recent storm, tell with a.‘with the createst We

next time as

gcmgh that startled the neighborhood“? has something up his sleeve to

afternoon.
one-year-old isdaughter

Mr.
was

Butler‘s \ ‘
outdoors i he speaks. .

in a high chair only a few fed from

where some

of the bricks fell,

fortunately escaped injury, ‘

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l Harold H. Mead,
gerintondeht of t he.
;Cou:pany.
,wiu; its water.

 

‘llld

Who has been sup.

Nordtoa Water
which supplies this town
since its organization

.5}le ten years age. has resigned and

1is now in the service of

platerials Company.

:as superintendent of the local com-‘

the Stamford

offer. One must wait to see whereoi

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RECIPES Of OUR PIONEER ,
: MOTHERS ;
,ior the home treatment of disease!
(were wonderfully dependable. True.’
; they knew nothing of drugs. but owed;
ltbeir success to the mots. herbs and;
ibarks of the field. it is interesting,
. to note that Lydia E. *Pinlthem's Vex-1

ills successor :etable Compound. the most success-'

‘pany, is Virgil E, fi’ardweil.

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Illr. and

.3

Mrs. ‘George N. Yeamn,

who have been Occupying part or the

vHibdiey double

house on the

Post

.lRoad, near Sedgwick avenue, which

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ful remedy for female ills we have.
was originally prepared for home mm
from one. of these recipes. its fame;
has now spread from shore to choral
and thousands of American women;
now well and . claim they- owe.
llheir health and happiness to Lydia;
. E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound.

m. to 1.2

'7 fit an moral-“.4. 5'- g,‘ V1 1'

ldren of George sermon. who easem-

'woods next week, where they will so

awaited the returns of their daddy's
election from their bod-roam windows,
and, when the new: reached then
that their daddy went over victorious.
their eyes closed on a scent of family
affection that was beautiful to behold.

 

Among the tweltm deeds recorded
at the office of Town (‘lerk Herbert R
Smith were those of (loom N. Phil‘
cox to James R. Err-rail. and Anna M.
Mm to Gnome 11. Hyde. Harbor.
View welcomes the“ two good people
into their fold.

New telephones have been installed
the homes of “'llliam H. Glenn and
David I'. Rae.

Herbert Thompson returned to liar
bor View after an absence of three
years. Mr. Thompson was engazed in
business in Africa. He was surprised
at the many changes that took place.

Ed. Reinhard has been taking low.
rides in his new auto. breathing in the
good. fresh air of the Vermont hills.
to his heart's delight.

Mr. and Mrs. Pendleton. and their
son George, will motor to the lune.

learn in the mountain air for two
weeks.

Mrs. omega) will give a lawn fete
lo the tennis club and their friends on
the spacious grounds about be? home.
on Sunday. September 4. Every one
on the island lslnvlted and. a good
time is promised those that will at-
tend. Ice cream. cake and other good
ies will be served free. and Mrs. Bron
nell is planning novelties by way of
entertainment.

Mr. and Mrs. David Barter will en-
tertain :2. party of friends. at their
home, on Saturday, Annual 28th.

lire. William Young is the guest of
Mr. and Airs. David Pate,

 

 
 

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Herman Sachs will continue today and tomorrow. To-

1“.le must be sold by tomorrow- night regardless of the

. m.Gmc'ers :and afii quanfitybuyers, as we]! as housewives.

We. 23 Main St. NarWaIk... next to prom e Malone’s feed

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J. K. SINCE. ,Auctioneeer-

 

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. ONLY ONE ‘1 DAY LEFT AFTER To DAY!

of the stock formerly owned by Mr.
positively cmludes this sale.

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