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. . amall,‘ neglected portion of the city.
Fishermen are M mi
urge catches offroatfl‘w
u mummddly.
nay Weme, of Osbor- arm-e. at-
tended the Electrical exposition in
New York city yeste-day.
Hrs. Franklyn G. Brown at Sea.
View is entertaining the members oi
the Hospital Whist club It be! home
this afternoon. .
Mrs. Leo Davis is at.“
«annual convention of the King's
Dmghters in Bridgeport today. where
she is one of the speakers.
Patrick Mockler, of No: 28 Van
Zandt street. East Norwflk, has
placed his order for’an International
0n.e~pipe Heater. H. A, Hegelein has
the contract.
it is expected that a number will
attend the Five cent supper to be giv-
en by the Ladies' Aid society of the
East avenue M. E. church at the
.chnrch this eveeing.
A new heating system of pipeless
Inmaces will be installed at the East
avaiue Ill. E, church as the result oi"
? a vote taken at the meeting of the
Oillcial board held last night follow-
ing the mid-week prayer medias. it
was also voted to construct a new
chimney on the church. the old chim-
ney being inadequate.
The steamer Marion still lies in
lhe mud ot‘ the harbor oil the Ferris
dOclt, where she sank over a month
ago. Nothing seemingly has been
done to raise it. although representa-
tives of the Scott Wrecking company
have been to look over the craft.
It is a matter of conjecture as to
whether or not it will be raised be
fore next spring.
4
Rev. E. A. Dent. of New York city.
secretary of the New York Conno-
ary Area will be the speaker at the
rervices on the evening of Sunday
October 24th, at the East avenue M.
E. church, when he will give an ac-
rount of what has been accomplished
'DAREN
RM.
Road.
moved from Railroad Avenue to West
Avenue.
9—53—- .
B. b]. Lockwood and family have re~
moved from Noroton to Sedgcwick
Avenue, Darlen. _ , -
Mrs. Earl Schat‘fner left her home
at the Methodist parsonage a few days
ago for a. visit to relatives in Ohio.
_.~
Mr. and Mrs; Lester Bounty have
moved from the Schlichting Block to
the Pooley Block on the Post Road.
Frank DeCourcy. who has been
clerk to the Selectmen for several
years. was reappointed by the present
Board a few days ago.
George M. Jacobi of Orange. N. 1..
bought Mrs. John R. Conn's home on
Prospect Avenue .and will take pos~
session the end of this month.
The school census discloses that Do-
rien is still growing for there tll‘t' 1.06:!
children in the town between four and
oixteen years of ago, an increase of 44
over last yen r.
Mrs. Barring and her daughter.
Henrietta. and Mrs. \V. S. Kiley have
removed from Mansfield, Avenue.
when» Mr. Riley died a couple of
weeks ago. to Brooklyn. N. Y.
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Au illuminated sign has been plum-ll
on the lunch wagon on the Post Road
near the fire ‘hotue in Dnl‘it‘ll. The
wagon is now kept open all nilrht to
serve the passing motor-truck drivers
and others.
Alterations are being made in the
building on Railroad Avvnuc. ocl‘u-
pied by the Cash and Carry grocery.
“fork is lx-ing done on the cornice.
and the front will be changed so that
there will be a direct entrance from
iwith the Centenary Funds. This will
be of especial interest to all Centen—
ary subscribers and thone who are
interested should plan to be present
hnd‘ hear Dr. Dent.
" About twentyfive young friends of
Miss Myrtle Lamas, met at the home
or Mrs. William Ayrault. of 3 Edlie'
avenue, last evening. in celebration
of Miss Lomas' birthdaffi‘finiversary.
Congregational
evening. October 16th, at
the street. instead of through a. hall-
way as at present.
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the Sunny South will appear at the
Church, Saturday
J)uring the evening vocal oelectima
tweremrendered by Mrs. William Craig
and Miss Edith Dunn.
people enjoyed game's
ments were served. The guests de-
parted at a late hour after ext
the heartiest congratulations to the
hostess of the evening.
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Final plans have been made by
the members of the East Norwalk
. fiepublican club for the rally to be
held at Community hall .this evening
as the opening gun ill the campaign
5r East Norwak. A number of speak-
i'rs will be present. among them Mrs.
E. N, Sperry of Bridgeport, Judge
Eehemiah Caudee. candidate for Sen
ator ‘l'rom the 26th district. Harvey
an, Kent, candidate for repreaentativei
and Senator Charles E, Williamson
bf Darieu. Other plans have also
boen made to make tonight’s meeting
the or special interest to all, and
tall are invited to attend. whether
finemhers of the club or not.
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R0 WA YTON
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Albert Mills, -Mrs. Mills and two
. "Sons, who sold their residence in
Boton avenue several weeks ago. and
iwont. south, have returned to Roway-
ion and expect to make their home
here in the future. Captain Mills
Says the New England States are
good enough for him.
Editor Sentinel:
The ‘reguiar monthly meetilx at,
_ _fihe Civic Association of Rowayton
will be held in the Rose House on
Monday evening. October 18th, at
8 o'clock. Civic conditions in Romy-
qenlainw need ' improvipgdibut’,
hothing ever will be done by the city
government as long as it seemingly.
Evfinces its present (10an atti-
tude toward Rowayton. and it is evi-.
flentthat only by the confined eilort'
pf all Rowayton people can we ob-‘
Jain the advantages we are entitled.
at preterit we have none of-the ad-
'wantagea and all of the dindvnnt-.
fixes, for Rowwtou represent.- only
‘flhile it is true that the majority
tales (does it. in Norm!) it has
these-idea. and am rum is one
of the new which
not hove.
‘1 We want all good Rm to
; join the Issociation in ”that we
. may he‘etrong enough to (Island that
pestof_thecitybegiv.such
improve-nests as may be “at:
_ satay on the streets at all times.
-. Iotaallwwkm‘tbeped
[fit mar-city. for that which balsa on
Yon at it helps all of it.
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,uumon CLEARS
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lDaylight saving time.
'fll‘st
\VOmt'll voto-rs in addition to the men
are
meeting.
ford,- candidate
the Republican addressed a. large
number of men and women voters
'l‘hursduy atl‘to-rnoon. (lot. 14th. at tho
Llhncr, "
,Mr. G. H. Abbey 0! 17 Albany Ave-
as part of the City of Newalkl
ao‘rignt‘to deprive the minority of;
of a series of
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The Hon. -.\ugustinc Loner-mm
Hartford. fundidate for l'. S. Senator'
on the Democratic ticket. will l’llllkt‘
an address in the Town Hall. Saturday:
afternoon.
Oct. 16th. at 3 o'clock.
Daylight time. As his rt-mnrks will
he addressed to the Suffrum-ttt-s. :Iil
cordially invited to attend this
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Thc lion. Schuyler Merritt. ot‘ Stam-
l'or Congressman on
residence of Mrs. ii. G. Schenk.
m..-
luu'nl and Long Distance Moving.
Soggy Bros” 7| Cedar Street,
Phone SIS.
’I‘U l.l-2'l‘—'l‘hree rooms with partial
improvements. Inquire of Frank
llouton St. So. Norwaik.
HARlillllll MAN
' TAKES Hi5
FIRST mum
nae, Hartford. Tell. The Public
How CINOT Enabled Him To Take
First Vacation in Twenty Your...
l a tradition
tented after‘zfl
if nliuimvlng
ithe- lift 22:; ”thaw“
frosted their nerves,
Abbey that '
m ‘anber Co. says;—
“Fbr many years I
‘woa-h [would
so, in fact I
Minolta
and‘m I’m Git! not”
condition.
be completely
Miss F. mutton has removed twin1
the old King's Hithway to the Cove
A son was born loot week to Mr.
and Mrs. Ray Perrault of the Post
THE TENNESSEE Duo. !
"The Sunny Songs and Stories of
8 o'clock.|
This is the.
live entel'tain-‘
The Xmslmenls to be given during the fail and
and rehab Vim" months' ill. Behre receivad 9‘ voiea out of 115 »
053m: representative. About 25 women
an thing to be appre—V
years of long waiting,
CINOT has also saved many a nelson1
0 take a vacation as it:
. have been suf-
faring from kidney trouble and a on. ‘
Alta my
felt tired out all. a...
severe pain in my Mom.
." also had an appetite
.. we.-." .
John Mason and family, have re- i
M. and Mrs. George Schweiuer'
have returned after spending a week
or so wit. friends in Bufl'aio.
‘I
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Greer of 90,
Noth skeet. Stamford, spent Colum-
bus Day with Mr. and Mrs. Richard-
Burke'and family in Oak street.
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A flock of wild geese were seen
flying in line formation to the south.
yesterday noon. And now some say.
that it is going to be very cold
weather. ‘ l
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An entertainment and supper will
be given under the auspices of the
ladies of the M. E. Church in uh;
fiinrch parlors. 'Pound Ridge. Tues-'
tiny. Oct. 26. The atl'air will include
a sale of fancy articles.
Mrs. Catherine Marshall and John
P. Moran or Stamford were married.
on Saturday in St. Jerome‘s Church.
138111 street and Alexander avenue.
New York. by Rev, J. A. Shinnery.
Mrs Marshall was formerly a real-
dcm of New Canaan and has many
friends here.
The City League held a minimum;
sale for the benefit of the District
Nurse l-hmd. in the former Steven's
livery stable building in Railroad ave-
nue today As usual much odds and
ends were brought in and a large
crowd bought freely of the various
articles on sale.
Max Schumann of the Colonial The-
atre has titted up one of his motion.
picture machines with a power 900-
watt electric light, taking the place
or the carbons usually used. The
result is a much better. brighter and
clearer picture. ~
Miss Grace Haunt was married to
Edward J. Ritter. at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Haunt.
East avenue. Tuesday. at 4 p. m.. M
the Rev. B. 1‘). Kidder of the M. E.
Church. The bridesmaid was lies
M‘arion McConnell or Brooklyn. it.
close friend or the bride and the best
man was William Truhe of Brooklyn.
brother-in-law of the groom. After
a week’s honeymoon the hawy couple
will reside at 57 Hoyt street where
a fully furnished homo omits them.
At the Republican caucus held in
the Town Hall. Monday evening. John
voted for the first time at n caucus.
The justices nominated wire 0. A.
St. John. R. B. Morse. J. L. Daven-
port, Stanley P. Head, is, 8. Law-
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thetweek-end and returned with a ham. o1 India In. Sundial-er. piece br—a band, the m
b11101! car for Karl's Gum. jaunt-ooh. Sunday. the m be- sobol children and h lane tethering
ing the to Mr. and Ira. nu. 'or citizens, Coiunflluo day mm
wufll and two pone
walk, and Kr. and Ira. a. T. Whoa town. Theday, with a north;
for Kodak. parade. afternoon hand concert
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ooata leaa than repairs. .
Van-int“ buildings he Z
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MI. “I. Window sash";
nag. Docayaeta in. Value aimnh.
Well painted buildings me ul-
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100 Per Cent. Puré New Silk Hoes.
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against weather-wear. And. it
gives you: of ants Servu‘e h,
cause it is a ocientific palm n1» ,
Iorm quality. mace Wlihuul
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South Norwaik. (‘onm
141 Washington St
Hayed' Healing Hem,
Stop; the Tickle. Heals h.
and Cures the (‘0Ukh l" ..
free box of GROW-2‘s o H \
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lid Civil]? II enclosed nu
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tit; finest suits we’vcfide
wholeness... he» had in ONE BlGLbT.
scum £31}:ng pride for us; and at
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