Ira. A. W. Kudmm
W in Newark, N. 3.. new.
so. and Mrs. William Ulrich awn.
field street were visitors in Passaic,
y 11.; J.. recently.
Miss Alice Carr is enjoying a holi-
h from her duties at the Tomato: the Rivera: team at the list
fiirk’s omce.
7 Miss Cora Grover of Benedict street
geranied friends from Danbury
Over the holiday. . -
The Ladies Aid Society of the East
venue M. E. church is meeting at
to church this afternoon.
, Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Grant have
movedJrom their former home on
hat avenue to Winfield street.
Miss Edith Dunn has retuf‘n’ed to
be home on Betts place, after spend-
ing the week-end and holiday at As-
hry Park.
Mrs. Victor Vollmer of Philadelphia,
in visiting for the week with her par-
ents. Letter Carrier and Mrs. James
Hartford of Winfield street.
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1* on Labor
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The first meeting and social of the.
fall season. was held by the members
avenue M. n. chunk at the home or
Mrs. A. 8. Carpenter, 43 Gregory
boulevard last evening when plans
were made for fall and_winter work.
Following the business meeting a so
cial time with refresh“ was ear-«a
joyed. The -next' social evening will
be held on Tuesday eyenlix. October
5th. the place to be announced later.
The Woman's auxiliary of Chrilt
church will meet tomm liter-301:.
'at 1 i.'c.t.tk in the Sunday School
rooms.
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R0 WA YTON’
A number or cruisers went and a
the Norwalk Yacht .club.
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number came over the week-end at;
Mr, and Mrs, lra F. Kiggins, of Mc-
Mlss Mabel Gaucher, of Second Stuivisit with Dr. and Mrs. Howard S‘eV-.R|dm N. J.. tho‘olden and“
hs resigned her position at the Town
Clerk’s office and has again taken up}
her studies at the High School.
Coles M. Flewwellin and family have walk Yacht club, after having been tor for eight years. it was 15 "a”: .‘ .
removed from Mott avenue to East upon the owner's private ways in the since Mr. Richter had preached from
nwnup. The Flewwellins formerly
lived in East Norwalk and removed
some ago to the first district.
Miss Lilian Lester of Norena street o'clock for the benefit of the Sunday ’ day, and the preacher of the dav.
' since retiring from its pastorate. At‘ . ,
walk High School. but has not severed musical numbers and moving pictures. {the clone 0‘ the m, I“ Blame! __
he resumed her studies at the Nor-
Mr connections with M. P. Donne's
Hardware store. devoting her after.
nee-s to her duties there.
Several huts loads" of children from
New York city who have been spend-
ing the summer at St. Jame's Home
On Strawberry Hill avenue. left for
New York this morning aboard an
early train.
The steamer Marion. which is still
sunk off Steamboat dock. has attract-
e dmuch attention from people going
over the Washington street bridae.
and a number of people have been
taking pictures of the vessel as it lays
in the water listing slightly to the‘
left.
Blackman & Porter the East Nor-
wafl: truckmen have been busily err
traced for the past. several days in
moving furniture of the families of
tho workmen of Louis Greenbere it:
Rios“ from East New York to various
residences on Thomas street, Livinfz-
eton place. and» Elton place.
The annual meeting of the parish
of the East avenue Methodist Episco-
pal church will be held in conjunction
wtih the mid-week prayer meeinx at}
the church tomorrow evening and all
members of the parish are requested
to attend. as important matters will
come before the meeting for the cow:
rideration of all.
The East Norwalk Improvement As-
sociation held a regular meetiing yes-
terday afternoon at Community hall
at which time plans for the bazaar
to be held during the latter part of
the present month. were discussed and
plans made {or the annual meeting
which wilLbe held on October 5th.
instead of yesterday as erroneously
announced. were discussed. i
fl!
Dr. and Mrs. T. l). Scofield. Win.
Kinley street, have returned from a
l
ly from their long vacation in Canada.
They expect to take an Spams. trio
W-tho Great Lakesomntry in
mm ‘ .
Although the traffic was perhaps
the heaviest of the season. Saturday.
Sunday and yesterday. particularly
the latter. there wane. neither. acci-
German
nth”? to induce the authorities
repeal or new the mat-mien.
«lens of drastic an.
who had dominated the: Gerhart- Hauptmann. a dramatist
dramatic world for more thanland Felix Hollaender, who has been
ears, to said to be disgusted at his Jteinhsrdt’s chief assistant, are men-f
to tinned as the joint succeeding direc-
1sls wasnntoron s'r.
, PH RosENF‘ELD
outsmarraatstobotharthelacalf.
constables. whoa. undtvhbd timewas . ,. ’
gtven‘to the rmlatim ol the trait- 7'
Since clement addition ol-SI‘W.
cent. to railroad rates. it costs $1.43
to travel to New York city on the New
Haven. N/‘thOIe happy any: "before
the was." the fare we: cult 82c. The
commutation rate to the city is now
$16.33 per month. to Stamford $13.20
per quarter. and to. Bridgepeat 829.211. .
per quarter.
Rev G. E. Richter returned yester
dayfremaweeI-endtriptoflewnn.
soy. On Sunday morning. he preached
at the m Reformed Church of.
ms. of New Preston. _ .est church in that thriving town. in. '
. ;thc evening. Mr. Richter preached at
1‘ James A' Farrel” yacht Pronto ‘5 the Hamilton‘avenne M. P. Church in
,once ”or. in m” water at a“ N“ Paterson. N. J.. 0! which be me nor
COVG.
An entertainment will be given title
evening in the Methodist church at 8
school. The program will consist of?
Ice cream will be for sale.
1 DA RIEN l
Miss Hilda Kathryn sham will sing
in the Darlen Methodist Church. Sun-
day evening, Sept. 19.
3 Miss Louise Conger of Napanoch. .‘l.
J.. is now occupying the Oak Ridge
cottage on Raymond street.
l 'Mrs. Walker is having the Knobel
Bros. erect a new house for her adir
cent to that occupied by N. Knobel.
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' Miss Helen IMlcCrea. who teaches
.school in New Haven. has returned
ifrom her trip through California and
i the VV‘t‘st.
, Dr. John Waite Avery has returned
'from an extended tour through the
.western States. it included the Cana-
Edian Rockies and the Sierras.
Mrs. Vv’aJter Bates and her baby
'were recently cut by flying glass
when a motor truck from Massachu-
setts collided with the Bates car.
Jay 13. Davenport ot! this tower was
electeisme inspector at the recent.
annual convention of P. C. S. or A..
’which was held in Bridgeport.
t
H. D. Butler and his young daughter.
~Mar¢arei. are on a visit to Maine.
l Miss Gertrude. Hannah has been on
tertaining Donald lPritchard of thite
Plains,~.V‘. Y.
Jerome W. Decker will return to
Stamford about Oct. 1. and will stump
[New England {or the Republican par
ty. Mr. Decker has been touring (”al-
ifornia and the Southwest for four
months. gathering political and econ-
omical data.
in: these years. this was the huh
that pulpit. for. although he has fre—
quently visited his former parish dur.
time [Mt hfi ht! been (III! on “.1,
baptized .1 baby boy, whose mother
he natal-o Malawi. :0. years.
ago, when dhe latter was a girl of
bout it. “
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smroa'caaue senioustv ILL.
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DALTON. sass. Sept. Sa—The coo-
ditlon of former Senator W’Hliam Mur-
ray Crane. who to seriously ill at his
home here, remitted unchanged to.
dayHis ilinooa to tile to trouble with
the circulatory system. Mr. Crane
has been confined to his bed only a
few days. although his he‘lih has been
falling since he suffered a temporary
collapse while attending the exercises
at Northampton notifying Governor
Coolidge of his nomination for tit.
vicepresidency.
SfiffZSOre?
A lame back. asore muscle ole-II
lobed!- is considered how, by
» the «levee. “manna-based
-&at had-aha, We pains. sal-
peas. aoreneaa.ea|lowskina-I no“
underlie ”may-pundit"
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”when“,
help the kidneysleliniaate from the
system the poisonous waste and aeia
that cause then aches at! pain. They
let promptly and eloafively to restore
west. overworked or W kidneys
J.E. Show. “I.“ ... Padload.0n-.
”lies: "I was w with backache cad
urinary trouble. I tried Paley Kidney Pill- nod
will say that l hills” recommend the. to our
_ one troubled in that way. as they an 0800“",
For eat. by Onltum'mll hon.
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No Burfiar Works in a
Lighted Room
No burglar turns the light on when he
gathers the family silver. He- works in the
dark, stealthily. It’s honest folks that choose
the light. They invite it. ' _
It’s the me way with-ado
vertisem. Whena merchant
or manufacturer advertises
his product in The Evening
Sentinel, he ham it into the
light of publicity. He tells
you all about it—lets it
stand on its own merits—in-
vites your attend. and cri~
tidsm because he him his
product is good: . ‘
AT OUR SOUTH WALK groan ONLY}
In. order to save the expense of mving. we l‘nve reduced the
prices 011 every article in the store!
* Special Prices
This ’is Your Special Op t—
Keaphtaudl with all fit:
good things that progressive
mutants and manufacture
ers are introducing and keep-
ing cmtstanfly before you
tM’ the W in
The Evening Sentinel.
Advertisements are inter-
esting. instructive, and Hafi-
table to you. Gd the ad~
reading habit.
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