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Evening sentinel, Friday, November 3, 1905 · page 7

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away-136611 erected; and Wires are

V “Mrs. creams Warren Deck
allies it) owners. 9.9.

9'I’9Miss Millie with. Comet in
‘Is the guest of Mrs. Gardner Benton.

,I Mrs. R. M. Behrens, of Winfield
street has upturned from a short visa
Iii In New Ids-k. VVIVVV I

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The regular weekly meeting of the .I. .,

log at the
CVh'urch. _, Ian

William Bell.

iJunlor Band will be held this even-

of Cove street

9 which were stolen from his home
. VnIght before last.

ewes held last droning at the Adve ‘VIt

Christin Church. The service w

II under
via.

81W lWlIain RI. Gilbert. the genial col)-

hé'fllili‘! (61- some days is now critically
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I’lI16I

‘AI‘nlt'w telephone line ls being con-
structed along East avenue commeno

be n'g ystrung. .

tiptdin William H. Hoyt, who has
i366 hiii yacht st’ =anchorage nesr Gre-
gory's Point during the past summer,
has gone across to Long island today
with Captain Carl Wicke to lay the
craft up at Cold Spring.

A gDad rehearsal of the Minstrel
Band was held last night and strange-
ments for a. grad goers} rehearsal of
nil parts ne'tx destiny night In the
gymnasium were made. The time Is

I getti g shore. outfall feel the ueiicii

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city or getting down to business.
Mrs E. B. Smith very pleasantly (In
tertalned the members 01 the L. ll.
Whlat club And 011‘ this occasion the
gentlemen weép admitted to the pleas-
ores oi meetn with the club. During
the evening a cry pleassnt lunch was
served The first prise was taken by

Mrs podtrey, the second by Mrs. E. E

m and ”it. Consolation by Mrs.
dine The rat gentlemen's prize
went to Lewis W. St. John, the second
to Gilbert E. Bogart and the third to

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9 6w Loaf. morass.
“consumption runs In our family.
h It I lost my mother,"
miles E. field. or Humour. Me.
"For the psi 1'. live ears. however on
the “slightest dign o a Cough or Gold
I have taken Dr. King’s New Dist-0v
pry for Consumption which has sor-
on me train serious lung trouble. " His
jlnother's death was a and loss for Mr.
field, but he learned that lung trou-
llle must not be neglected and how to
,V6ufo It.‘ Quickest relief and cure for
Vaughn and colds. Price 50:: and
‘I.‘1'.:0o guaranteed at H Baxter's,

nth Norwallt, and FE. P. Weed' s.
WNbrwalk drug stores. Trial bottle
free. "

ROWAYTON.
Agents for Tho Issuing handset, in

on o a mom Lockwood
‘ 9 Vi W660 .5311, and Dbsrloo Potty:

‘f fliers sent to any of the shot“ will

also prompt attention.

Mr. and Mrs. William Pinkney of
Rowsylon avenuetliare spending a few
days in Broo‘hlyn. ,

William DoWalers. at Stamford,

. irpe'nt last night with his parents Mr.

6 bury, toilet?

Vizod the firm on

9AM Mrs. John. DaWnterii.
Mrs W. E. Ambler and son Tarcey.
or Rowaylinn o. went. to Dan-
Memo,“ over Muddy.
Joseph Klinefeltor, Jr.. a plumber
mnlomhby McGlyan o. Whitlocii of
itldgeileld lids- rotumed his work of“
for it week‘s vacation in Waylon.
it: C. fits, of the now-
sytcn Bo lot Chars has ocmnwncs‘do
Is series of Interesting sermons 0119
“Square M "‘ at week his topic
teas "admire ate it the Home." and.
V;'Vf6iioxt Sunday. in view of the near up.
roach of elootioo ilpy In many states,
be subject will be ‘V'Sqiiaro Deals in
religion. I _
Edam like .
instituted Baptist

Wu. tor of the
rub. so had lii~
hot of The Mes-
ngar, tor Octobofi which emitsius a
lots history of the dedication

t h rob. rii

mus m c v a
firm Am mount nos-
“"1“,“ “'5’; . crises. which

thii‘d’lthos of tho

the oils oth- I“ well as hand
which was de-

kft. Albrecht, of

6 bits II There
’l‘flohhotionmin the

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is 6
. ';i trimming the loss oreight fine9di6iclis.

The reghli'sr weekly social servid6 - 6 6

e leadership of Rev. James .

ill: ht his home with an abscess of the IV

Poles have I I

“Nathan Do

Misti 6

he has been feeling in poor .

A 96616: 3'3: DvoViiinp Dantlnol,6

y or: or“;
rs as s o
‘5’!“ Ahoy.

lroooivo prompt stun.
Mr. and Mrs. Trceman have a little
densities .

3n 1?. Lyell caught 25 smelth at
king's End, Tuesday

91911.15 was a gay Hallowe‘ en party
at the Volunteer engine- house Tues
day evening.

There was; a plessant Hallowe’en'

4

Tuesday evening.
Mrs.'9:’ Elbert Clark. of south Nor-
walk spent Tuesqpy afternoon with
Mrs. John Bromine):
Mason Ballard, of Franconia. N. 11..
Is visiting his parents, Postmaster
and Mrs. ’.J’ E: Ballard.
Misti Susie Willniott. Miss Rose Sin-
ger, Mrs. George Knapp 9‘ai‘id Mrs.
Strehle were In Stamford. Tuesday at-
ternopn. 9
Miss Susie 6Willrnolfi and her broth.
61‘». Will Willlnott attended a Hallow-
e'en party, Tire-eddy evening, in South
Norwsilt. “
Abel Dance Inspector for Darlen of
the long-distance Telephone Company
w'orlt was the guest of Nathan Dali-
ehy, Tuesday. .=
Harry B. Dauchy. of Colorado. ar-
rived, the past week for an extended
visit with Vfils parents Mr. and M11.
chy.
The net receipts of the yery suc-
cesstul fair held by the Blade Hook
anti Ladder Company at Town Hall.
on were about $6.00
Mrs. John Drummer and daughter.
Miss Helen, have returned from a vi
it with Mrs. Brummer‘s slster Mr'V.
Hod, in New Jersey

George W. Raymond, who has been
,ltuiier Dr. Avery’s «r6 since the an-
cldent to his knee.’ is how able to ‘6“
up during part of the day.

Mr. Baylls. of Dolley avenue all
Main street, In time keeper 19 the
iong-dlsiaucé Télopbcne 13).. or the
00 than now otiworit on the line here
99in). sung VWIllinott e‘iiier'ihinod

ends from Nomi.

I‘ll Miss Ms “Dyed Miss Ad
«“6me Cfglohoilt6r and AVII

2.16:?» 9;“ Poaching) has been at
a a Hosp res
tufllodor'g’odhssdsy, very Iinichmnp-

oil. and his friends hope to soon :96
hltnfist his, place of business. 9

”“621 I.

hornet“
‘a‘ -' ti iidren litany iner
it tbsill'g Idem“ style to co

1‘91)an
ohms “inputs-uni imitate...

a survey. 111“ka

to grade the rchdVV and otherwlso i

statesmen, .9966! V,VVn‘iui w;
the monorail):
prove II. o 0*
by a train 1 WWII“

Ilsm B. enemas
mimic Oo'ftmd
street. John I.‘of" Mumford,”
Chauncey
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ally. acting directly upon the bin ‘
it soon) autism ~9

0 V: “r insanity In 66 n
th" 'o'rwalir or Minn. A iroi- I"

Deachiiidii Will! 1061' Ne'W ‘Yill‘lt. THE!“

' ‘ Sfiimfififb

party: at Mrs.” John Stevens's home, ‘

tr 1 think it Is the only remedy for oroup

0s Wigwam, niftyk "ghosts," . "not I

6 or Newaarlt.
Mrs Henry V
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a rustic
ali's Catorth Cure a“ talren In

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‘“ The” ”[6663“ ‘9 De i It9
faith In Its curative posters that th
otter Due Hundred Dollars for any
has this it rolls to cure. Bend fotVVIVh
list of testimonials;

9563669“ Wrench). ~99.»

VVVIIESTPOR’I'

I_ IV I ,I ontlnol. hi
I . land Wot;
Dodson I I“‘i6thor of the
above vVlelII i-‘Voooiyspro my} attention. WI;

from a ylslt with friends in New York.

T‘hei‘e’sre with] to 9o! shit It.
tho9 MW 00 '6 y mi
this‘ winter I. I I

Mrs. Perry who Is now a fixture at
the organ In the Iti‘ongregatidniii‘
church. grows In populardsvor. I, .

H“. R: Chapman and Iainliy mil

in. »V9i\

$160, new “affirm VVBatuVrd'syV for Jackson

'spl

Lewis 66. W phonic to It
into did! i) was nature? 1y 111166616116 6},
lie hdd’hdthsd a respite from oil'iV
duties for are years. .66

W
~11“de of gives-9' have‘d every
your by having Dr6 Thomas Eclectric _
Oil In the house just when It In need.
ed. Cures eroup; heals burns, cuts.‘
wounds of every sort. I

“new . :-
amniotic; VVV.

Mrs. White's house Iii Maple aveIV
one is undergoing repairs.
= l). B. Mlx'a house. 111‘ Maple Menus;
ls receiving a new coat or paint. 9
Miss Currie smith; or New York; via I
Ited friends in. Glenbrooli. Halloween.
Mrs Waterburys house, In i—Iolines.
avenue Lexi Sinuson' s. in Maple ave-9i
one, and Mr Johns is In VScotIaltir
avenue and the dad lo house In our
avenue. have been repainted recently;

1hHallowe' on W amorodwb manngg
e 111111060 I at) o Iv

tatioyigs by diners): rooms all”
or less disguised? ed much more
want. Some'9 Injury to property It“
done by a rod element. The log
rope on the so at! at the school was
cut. I

earthen it:

early winter months parents of cron-'
up children should be on the alert for
ominous symptonzv. There. Is no.
cause for anxiety lion Chunbbrlolna
Con liV Remedy ls kept in the home
ii iii s medicineds gl‘ve‘i‘i as ‘soon' so
the child becomes bogus or even of or
the c runny coughth "appeared; to

attack may be worded "-13.9 Mtg). $01
’ilosintlihl of Turner.9l' lgsn. says;
“We have used Chamberlain’s Couch

Remedy for ourselves and children '1?-
severhl years and like It. very out

 

slid can highly adornment! It " '
sale by fitiilson-Powell Corporation.
Clifford Pharmacy. Zeitfuss Phar~
macy. ”

LYONS PLAVVIN.

Mien Maggie Macmillan of Bridge-
port visited here last week I
Services next finnday in Emmanuel?
Church at the usual hour. 2: to p. 11).

James Smith and wife went the
excursion to Pittailcld loiit tsrw

damn"
M6Wnum Cl Wynn”
hor'illonio

“ii...

Miss Minnie Lyon and broader-iii“66 VII
Iis spent several
new lug
sirens

a week with

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10611 Coltill has
iii WI

TOV'16 6'V9

Mrs. Oscar Schroeder has returned “

of the Dramatic Club here

9 Drug Store.

i bridge

last week I “
I IV m
[dumbelltiwlso ii'iis splint I"
ily returned an Uptnrdsy Vio Vlir VVhome “a

tlfi'filtmg or Mls'hm

ortirzleavs for New York.

9 Georg 99D his!) h‘ss lettirp
his position as hintermsn In Noriw
111$er ”grading as it's v_ _VVVti

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v ' 9“ '6n46‘6.
to her home 6’6":th
Thomas W]:

'in Boston in" DE
Igcern of his Ii

94.. II n
It}. 8. Barbara,

Y6 writes: ‘
us

ties at Fain) fr; Idol)!

tirely stop the brick dust

and pain and symptoms of

tittsa disappeared. I as) shit)

tom 1' have never had It. rattling

of those symptoms during

years that have elapsed andté .lilti
dpnily cured to stay curedf and ar-
ti recommend Foley‘s Kidney Care

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to any one suffering from “kidney or 9

bladder trouble." Sold at I’lslstod'a

writes. ' 9

Mrs. George F. Belts. cf Norwsllt.

was In town on Tuesday.

Miss Florence Hard has closed her
cottage and left tor/n for the. winter.

Mrs. it. B. Fitch has basil the re
cent guest of friends in Newer): and
Pascale, N J

Mis. J. B. Sturges and daughter

I Miss Helen are visiting Mrs. Ms'irrileb.

of NewVI York.

Mrs. Ellmbeth Elli leaves which}.

this 'week to spend the Winter xvi
filatlvea In mastication. New York.
Miss Abbie Randal gave a small
ngist party; at the home of
Montér Mondtly night.
Services'with
hold ‘in St. a my: a Church on Wed-
destiny All 11 “Day.“ '10 a. 1n.- 9'
Mrs. ancesoadtiesbltt. who he's
been visiting Mrs.J Moldovan Betta.
geakleft toan for-'V her home in New
or I

Mrs. Herbert fittirges has closed her

Miss A

66 9 summer residence and with her mini.

’Ely returned on Tuesday to their home
in Brooklyn.

The Dailies Sewing Society of the
Congregational Church met Wedaoih
day afternoon at the home or Mri.
Edward Olmstead

The Wilton friends or Thomas ,

Treadweli. who was seriously Insured
last week. villa) ’2? to know that
hdeV ls doing as l soon be expect-

The latest report of the condition of
the little son, aged 10 of Mr. and Mrs.
Edwin Gregory is that he. is very crit-
ically Ill. Mr Gregory was from
Wilton.

Many members of the Congregation-
sl Church attended a mom interesting
mlsslonary- gathering held Friday ev-
enlng at the First Church, Norwaik.
Rev. Mr. Egbert, poster.

The Reading Circle met Thursday
“totem with Miss Mary 13'. Gregory.
The log of the biography by ‘An-
drew White was continued Refresh
manta were served during the tutor.
hoop.

The Million
nrday's Pittsneld tourists report bar-V
In a.» ism-omit) ,
the pictureiioue scenery of the Hon :
””me Whey
of Mitchell

ail/pram with9 m- VVJ. lot:
The success

iird. Miss

:1th whllh Miss

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mmfiia-

Holy “Communion were.

 

contingent of list ”1- i

when. calories I
the many attractions

The seminar Wliist dish that Tues.
Bolts

 

Width
I at the hotel . _
gyri-IowIV can ”9“ so 16.16066 ’
Ire-:Ail hammocks; are
“ gth places—«Ethart

trots ovhliaraiA.‘ I

Bush. at New Castle,

‘sndered for years ‘v‘vith

Queen to have great distress

if tried encryt‘hing 1 ”V ‘
t nothing hel ed me 9'

_V lint) 63,166,666: one 00

iltttrical Contractors

‘L-Iitimsloo given on all kinds of al-
ootrioll work. 9

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Wors-ssmntooii to pass Inspection.
"“9010!!ng ,II page: Nor-walk.
Univ-id.

V “Adan 6. uses—”ii.
lint on limiting Iiiiiu Right

I desire to malts it known that 1 him:

opened apluntblng shop and will do
lklnds o plumbing. tan work, steam
andvgasmttlngu» ... g: I:

ARTHUR EV DENEDIDT.
glucose: sit-«i. south Nomlk.

VSURETYBONDS
' of all Kinds.

9 . area! 9190,

Jacob M. Laptop.

WAJNDEMNXTY 00..

I Railroad III-Va“ loath Norwslk.

have). is fibrosis.

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saucepan seas.

iaI fosters. Gas
and “Ileana tip throughout. Ev-
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afaith) I is «uncalled.
nM‘H‘lii I Dona
Wises, Liquors and

.Proprlotor.‘ I 9

6s. s. a. «man, “VIV'VI-i

. ssouorso'i' silo moor 9
II I, was ALI. oaths. subsoils ”tit
V99 stepson. substitute are. .

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Clearm hale
huiilltill Ipei‘s

Now‘ls the time to buy. It ll thy
custom this time or the year to re
duos the price of Gold Wall Papers
to cost In order to motto room for new
goods that will soon be coming in. .

It you need Wall Paper tor this tall
or next spring, 'It will pay you to buy
now. Take minim of this and
save the regular prom) that you will
have to pay In the spring.

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WINDOW DHADID AND PICTURE
FRVAVVMEO‘ TO OVRDVII.

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PAINTING AND PAPIR CANOIND.
Telephone Donn ii.

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