“Monday evening.
Get Your Drug Wants
Filled stills" “
Bridge Pharmacy
Prompt and ancient mum-t
I times. .' .. . ~
Personal attontiou‘men to all
prescription workl. ,
Chairs for our trolley patrons.
Come in and wait for your out.
BRIDGE PHARMACY
J. PARKER. Manager.
al
Mrs. C. W. Pagan is on extendehi‘
wedding trip with Mr. Pagan.
Tile Misses Clara and Esther John»
son, of New street, were visitors in
Bridgeport last evening.
The official board of the East, Av-
enue Methodist: Church, will hold a
meeting Wednesday evening‘ at the
church.
Fred Dunn is steadily recovering
from a serious illness which has laid
him up for the past week at his home
ill Butts place.
The monthly meeting of the East
Norwaik Fire Police will be. held at.
headquarters lll Van Zandt street next
it. was stated this morning that fol-
lowing the strong complaints about
trucks blocking, the trolley tracks on
the Washington street bridge. condi-
tions have bcry materially improved.
The duck hunters report an unusual-
ly large. nmnbcr of specimens in the vi.
cinity of the Norwalk islands. As a
result there have been plenty of ex-
cursions about the islands after thorn.
The decorating committee for the
annual Christmas entertainment of
the. Elli-ll. Avenue Methodist. Sunday
school will hold a meeting this evening
at the residence of Charles Ainsworth
in Cove avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Dibble, of New
Haven, were guests over Sunday of
relatives in East Norwalk and South
Norwalk, Mrs. Dibble was formerly a
popular East Norwalk young lady,
Miss Ella Biydenburs.
Skating was very decidedly nearer
this morning. The various ponds had
a skim of ice. and naturally the boys
view the progress of'thc ponds with
kccll interest. The recent storm assis-
ted materially in filling the ponds
which were nearing a dry state.
Dr. Cornell, the dentist, of Edlic uv~
cnue, who has an ofiice in New York.
but who likes East Norwalk so Well
that he continues to live here in the
willtcr, is considering making this
place his home. by remaining in town
Saturdays and opening an office at his
home for that day.
Mr, and Mrs. Frank ii. Deniuon and
soil il\\‘li:lll, or ilroton, spent Thanks-
giving week with Mr. and Mrs. i“. M.
Wheeler, of Cottage‘sireet, East Nor-
nlk. Iill'. licnlson returned home last.
Saturday night, and Mrs. Hudson and
son will silly two weeks longer visit-
ing friends alld relatives.
'l‘in- ’l‘hnnkaglvlnk vacation which
came to an cud with the reopening of
school yesterday, was the last school
vurlilion until December 21th. when
the public schoola of the town will
close for Christmas. Alter closing lio~
cclnbor L'itll, the schools will hold
their first lillo session on Monday.
January 3rd.
So for all could be ascertained thin
llloriliniz. the (Millie football team has
closed its flit'fli‘itlll for lillil. Despite
tllc defects of the last. two games.
Saturday and Sunday, the season has
been a very flitcm‘iltlflil one for the
team . These two games were the
only ones in which tileir opponouta
scored on thorn.
it. E. Oorham and Milton Elwood
are among the Shriuorn from the Nor-
wnlha who intend to be prurient this
evening at the ceremonial Houston of
Mecca ’l‘cillpic In New York filly. All
unusually large detonation ot' Pyramid
-hcre who sympathize with lllln in the
. of Darlcn.
most most MNorwalk Shriners
are affiliated, is expected to attend.
\
G. l... Price-took hiaauxillary yacht
Dose out of commission yesterday.
The Dean will occupy a berth for the
winter at the Ayers shipyard In Sew
view avenue. Author yacht which has
recently been hauled out there for
the winter is Commodore William S.
llatficld‘s flagship Alfarata, which
went on the ways Saturday.
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One well known local oystermall
was of the opinion this morning that.
there will be more or less work all
winter on the Bridgeport natural
growth oyster beds, though very few
men will work there. The most of
the oystermeu have already abandon-
ed this place but some hardy ones are
willing to take a further chance on the
weather.
No preparations have been made for
a dance at the Country Club on Christ-
mus Eve on account of the dance for
the benefit of the Day Nursery. New
Year‘s Day. however, gives every pro-
mise of being an interesting day at
the club, when the day will be climax-
ed by a dance ill the. evening. A table
d‘hote dinner will also be served at
the club on the. first day of the new
year.
Contractors George H. Robins and
Fred Smith. who have. been doing
much work at the London island pro-
perty, have recently secured the con-
tract for the erection of a big and very
fine house at Shippan Point, of which
A. N. Paddock, of East Norwaik, is the
architect. Yesterday they u'cnt down
to Shippan and staked out for the
house, which will be modern in every
respect and will have fourteen rooms.
Apparently the rcpalrs to the Wash
ingion street street drawbridge are ov-
cr for a little further spell, the. brok~
cn cog of the. turning mechanism of
the draw having been successfully ro-
placed. llridizc tender .lolin (‘olc has
suffered no ill effect from his tunlblc
overboard into the. chilly waters of the
harbor during the repair work and
most everybody ill the vicinity is hap-
py because the bridge is iurnable
again without the aid of n tugboat.
What satisfaction anyone, lunch less
an able bellied luau can have ill
throwing stones at an inoffensive
playful young doc, is hard to under-
stand but there are those mean enough
to do so. On Saturday morning a pup»
py belonging to Mr. and Mrs. A. N.
Paddock happened to wander in the
way of a man evidently out of humor
with himself or somebody else, who
threw a large. stone at the little. dog.
breaking its back. This is a case
where had any of the officers of the
Society for the Prevention of Cruelty
to Animals been about, the man's ar-
rest would probably have resulted.
Frank Reynolds, whose garage in
Weatport was broken in and robbed
so seriously last. Friday night, was at.
his home ill [Casi Norwnlk at the time
the crime was committed. Mr. Roy
nolds has a large number of friends
heavy loss amounting to about 8600,
and hope with him that tile thief or
tllicvcs may be located. The clue
which has since been secured seems a
good one and it is being thoroughly in-
vestigated. if the. scent is a correct
one the robbery was committed with
the assistance of a big automobile.
which was later seen passing through
Norwalk.
W
CASTOR M
For Infant: and dhildrea.
ila Kind in line Always Bought
Bears thc W
Signature of
llllllill lllll llilllillllll.
l’lert Danton, of New York, has been
a guest during the past few days at
Mr. and Mrs. icdwnrd lilndley, in lla-
ricn.
A bright baby daughter has been
born to Mr. and Mrs. William Selleck,
Norman Williamson, of Darlen, Ill on
a two or three weeks vacation trip to
Vermont.
m
Henry Mueller, a wr-li-‘knowu’fimlth
Temple, of liridxeport. with which
Noruullk chmtrirlun. hi, wiring the
A high price for the. rodent.
Coats more; worth more; cheapest
We Give You 3100
incl Alter Five Days.
Aaron All Watchman to
S. mam .
mg. no that.
{attitude to RW'
'l‘illu enumlouu hum represents the great loss contained by the raili-
donta of this country by tho doprollailonu of rain. Why not stop con-
tributing your share by purchasing DUNLOP'S AUSTRALIAN RAT
KILLER. the safest, quickest and most. satisfactory rat exterminator?
this class that has such endorlemanta all it has. Son the reliable drug-
gist in your town that sell. our goods.
Walls; “00 for All LivoOuurmrtthm
for Every Dog. Cu or ChlckeuThliltliih. M,
vb
You are helping to pay the prion.
in the and. Show on an article of
You can trult him.
. Empty pcwa are illllli' l‘iilillit‘lli retort
, inability of l'l‘lll llllllki‘i‘H to accept lin-
’ church» where sermons are delivered
Haw w... .—
Diiricn, Malachite lights..- s ..
Henry Morohousc is recovering from
a several days quite severe attack of
the grip, at his home in Barton.
0.-....» -.
‘ For the accommodation of many of
his fine birds which need careful care
a house built which is nearly as large
as a house plannedfor humans.
u»-
The Literary Society held 'a moot-
lflg Friday with Mrs. Alfred Large at
her home in Prospect avenue. The
next meeting will be held with Miss
Nettie Loosen. probably two weeks
from the last session.
At the Presbyterian Church, Nero-
ton. Sunday evening, the pastor, Rev.
Carlos Martyn concluded his series of
special Sunday evening sermons on
the. subject of the home. The topic
was "Home Sweet Home" for Sunday
evening . This series awakened much
interest.
Mr. and Mrs. William R. Willmott.
or New York, were. guests over Sunday
of Mr. Willmott'h parents, Justice and
Mrs. William H. W’llmott, Jr. William
R. Willmott is employed as a leverman
on the New York Central Railroad
electric system at Mclrose, where he
is located ill a tower. He has been in
the service for three years.
AUCTION
E. T. BATES .......... AUCTIONEER
Will Sell It Publchuction
Thursday. December 2. 1909
at the late residence of Mn. White,
deceased, on Leroy avenue. in the
house known as the Mackey
place. Dayton, Com, .at 10 a.
m.. the following articles:
One large sideboard, quartered oak.
nearly new; one extension table, din-
ing chairs. lot of reckon. center table,
upholstered easy chairs. one leather
upholstered parlor units. one large ball
carpet, rugs and matting. piano lamp, '
parlor lamp. lot of other lamps. tWo ‘
iron beds. one old fashioned mahogany ‘
bureau, wash stand. one very costly
black walnut bedroom suite. a lot of
good mattresses and geese feather pll4
lows. one large wardrobe. lot of can
talus, wash bowl and pitcher, kitchen
utensils. one 8-inch Stamford range.
nearly new. dinner sci. lot of dishes
and glassware. lawn mower and par-
dcn tools, and other articles tooilum-
areas to mention. if stormy next fair
day. Terms cash. Per order of
A. L. LAPHAM.
tortilla
The Christian Endeavor Society of
the llm'aytou Baptist Church will with
evening. in the church basement.
There will be an entertainment in the
church parlor. after which a general
good time will bl- enjoyed. All lil‘t‘
rorlllalLy invited to attend. ‘
Editor of The. Sentinel:
.\ llowayton minister in his address
Sunday morning referred to a poor fol
low who had petitioned the church
fathers for ordination iltld had been
, , “pummgmg. w. ' ‘
home of Fred Tooker in Main street. ,-
tMisa Elia Whooyler, of Derby has i .
theme recent‘viaitor with Miss Basie -.
' Wliimott, of Darien.
in the winter, Dudley Tllley is having 3
over in the history of the world
iy garnished. it must deal with reulit;
had not with inference.
outlined.
rhetoric. delivered smoothly. earnest-
ly. but not excitedly. clearly but not.
covered couch. nearly now; lots of ihundcrously. it must not be lengthy.
stands. bookcase. one square piano in but siphrlut'that people. will wish for
good condition. one library table. one loom
hat rack, marble top: stair and ball .
iory no better method can lie used.
North Main and West Streets.
Iii-ta! mafia
“'1 . Bliii’illlléilfl. millionth», Constipation and other dismissed the bowels
Ill.‘ with are mostly responsible for d
with” the digestive oi'guna in good cond
in ft a . .w’o m
1
u i if": it ..i‘. ‘ii' w»
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are wonderfully helpful'in all derangement: of the stomach, liver and
Mela. They act gently upon the intestinal canal, stimulate the liver.
remove digestive poisons, overcome de
and make? you strong and well.
By their stipulating action on the entire digestive tract, Beecham's
Pills increase the digestive juices. remove the bitter taste from the mouth.
cleanse the tongue, arouse the nerves of taste and '
Britig Back the Appetite
hboluvilfllldlroflhm. lOaandZSc.
a '
Ml ”, M , ”yout'tahts bloated and your
, , not, look out (unusable. ,
w" 'n p’erbiilhlht hallways a commander. Itgnea
hand-imbued: was decreased dined“ powers. and; whcni’food il‘ not
ahaorhodtho body suffers in gradual loss in health
. . ado-“std: . 'il " “
ancient appedto and it is only by
ition that title can be restored.
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mansion and: irritability of temper,
printed“ pages of books:
But the. message must be attractive
it must be
written in the laws of
Then awamwlth the idea that one
Hot Air is
Pure Air
in heating the home. oflico or far
‘ ilut it is only by experience and carrl
in installing the plant that the best re 5
suite can he obtained. The satisfactory l
\vork of the number recently installed
by me ill this vicinity is my best ad~
brute its twentieth anniversary. this yertiselncnt.
Horace R. Nash
Scuth Norwalk
TELEPHONE 401
confused by the question» of the dinni-
tarlca. Just what "happened" to the
applicant for lllllllutcrlal ltcelmc. the
speaker did llot any, but lllilli likely
ordination was refused.
it in true. but an absurd trlilaln that T
a fellow with ability to preach, bllt
with no theological training except
that acquired through conscience.
common sense and experience, cannot
gain access to the privileges accorded
those who have been “oriiainod,” even
tholmh lilo applicant may he an expert
rllctorlcinn, arammnrlan and mutter.
liui (Ilene hide-bound ministerial or-
ganization» are fast dropping into ob-
aoluaccnce.
Empty pawn prevail in those church-
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A Timely Subject
._ For All House-Owners
This in the cello: for cleaning
up the premiuu. Soap and the
scrub bracelet-the hem and
the lake for union mound.
but third 3 m Ill omit.
You. can 0 on dirt any, but
to make the heals. the ham,
stallion and foam right they
should bl fulfilled up. with.
on where the prmcliera serve ao-oall-
cll systematic. theology. if it were not
all for the. delectntion of those who at.
tend the nervicea. there would not be
a baker's dozen ill many meetings.
even in large cinlrl‘lllla.
This condition more than him» of
the lilil'mllliy of illmloplcal theories.
era and their nil-image allnlcha of llll‘
tileoiouy of text books and professors.
The writer thinks the into school in
which to learn to know the. infinite in
he school of experience. andin those
that prudent living ‘UB‘IQDj‘lh'NKI that
concern our pence of mind, our home
for Any Thai Die in
f
’n
We Will. Ply 31.000
V
l
m up a will WW;
ill
_ connections, our welfare day by day——
‘ empty new: haven mighty weak voice.
In the school of experience we may
' ha Mueller! to admit *the error of the
theologian.
indeed some of the sincere. pupils
in! the infinite known-due are bravo
amp! to mines that experience
. lashes with ihflf deductions. and if
has mid allow. luv the one! i be
it“. i could readily pmw “M the
luau: cm m is tucli iWi l.
minnow-«tannin.
for the hiahxclaaa mulllc. that ill prolllnn ' ;
"hint.
' We have everything for the
painting—limo“ tum.
bra-nu and.
Atlantic Pure White Lead
rut ill-mom.
nuvcu aov mm“ lulu:
; . day and Saturday evenings un-
w.» can guarantee thin Whit!
lmnd'n purlw. '
Boa all about your painting.
E E GDRHAM.
DIOO,RATOR.
EADT NDIWMK. CONN.
. a
l
Mallackenlo Hotel.
1. R. GONNOR. Mgr.
unvm nun comma up To can
mm a no law mu. ammo
SmaMD’MDim.
0 responses
may manna
Mmu' .
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.fwho has the ability to preach in all at- ,lho‘uaht' info the result will bcwdisas
People are Just as ready today “Kilt-active way and commands the close irons to the hicromancy of the Roman-
to ! attention of thop- who listen should be Elsie; and the narrowncsa of the Protes
hear messages. that make them think ,dcniml oidinntlon. no mam-r if he is: atom.
and lighten their burdens.
not schooled ill the theology of the;
books. i
The spirit oi the age is clanking thel
ihcollmicul chains that bind li‘i
unjust customs and unreal "truths."
Man is thinking today as man llt'\'vl‘
AS
Fixtures .
illi‘n
, .'
Latest Designs of ,
the Manufacturers;
\
r
(lConccalcd piping can be i
run in any house. Have an i
up-to-datc light by having
your house piped for gas.
We will do it at cost.
Connecticut
Phone
68
Company.
LINBIO GROUND WHiLI
YOU WAIT.
dome luaud have your broken
louul. duplicated. no matter
where they were made.
We have all of in. lioyt'o Pra-
wrlplion.
« Ole! hours. it a. m. till 11:80
a. m.; 12:15 until ti p. m. Mon-
. ‘ ill ii p. a! ‘
Fcnwicii Optical Company
successor- to
' HDMIW'I; HOYT.
"mulch .Ul'ittld Mir. Building
I7 WASHINGTON GT.
GOUTH :ORWAL‘K. CONN.
l ‘.6
ion it... our
[or PM“ Only
0 and after Tun-day. Jena 1.
I»: recital Propeller: will u
Pier II. H film. New You. that
4‘13"” strut“ . new “It. “It’ll”,
u .. t , a in. mm m .
utflo‘Mupmaam-flhta
"math la in cm a u.
‘ madam.
l‘
icczcma that had annoyed me a long
i tinlc.
Elton. S. W. Matthews. Commissioner
llnbor Statistics, Augusta, Me.
,nl Raymond lirotllers' wharf with 5100
Hans of coal.
Yours for the open- pulpit,
SELF 'l‘lllNKElt.
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~“i'loan‘s Ointment cured me of
The. cure was permanent."—
The barge llrighl Star has arrived
CENTRAL ”HOTEL
,Ity day or week.
3 light.
sonnblc.
The B a Stocked Cafe in Town .
With all the leading brands Wines and '
Whiskies.
‘. the best.
i
to your home.
Cor. Monroe 6. Chestnut Stu. Tel. 151-3
.. ‘- ..:L.-....~...
FINE ROOMS
Steam heated. not
old cold water, baths, gas and electric
'i'ri' our Laser or Ale, it is
$1 case. 24 bottles. Delivery
Cal. Wine. 73c gal.
J. & L. DISESA. Props.
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One Gorton Steam
Boiler
USED THREE YEAHO
One Richardson &
Boynton Co.“
f Hot Air Furnace
USED THRIB YEAH!
One Hot ”Air Fur-
nace
USED FIVE YEARS
One Khan Fur-
nace
USED SIX YEARS
u.
li‘ine airy rooms; Prices rear
van—— -
Mrs. George Drew is. in New Toll:
1for a for; days.
W , d,
One of '1‘. W. Treadwell’s team
horses died Saturday... ' ’ ‘ “
-W—-—-—-————. .
Mrs. E. Bouillon: law/recovered
from a few days' illness. " i
. —-. ’9'", I > i ‘ 1
Frank Treadwoil. who suffered a ser-
ions relapse, in now illinllplilllll‘
Charles Faverean, of Wilton, was
a Sunday about “armband”.
“4“
Mrs. Joaephine Fitch, of, Bayonne.
N. J., is in town for a few days.
The infant son of Mr. andMi'a.
Charles Born in quite seriously ill. ,
Mrs, Ebenezer Fitch is about again
after an illness of nearly twa weeks.
Miss Estelle Gardner, of Norwaik,
has spent a week with friends in town.
Mrs. Minnie Banks has returned to
Southport after a visit with relatives
here.
Miss Ruth 'l‘readwell has returned
to Wilton after a visit at her home
here. .
Mrs. A. ll. Gorham. of Wilton, spent
Sunday with Dr. and Mrs. Frank Gor-
ham.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Godfrey, of
. Cannon, visited Mrs. Ephraim Fitch.
yesterday.
Mrs. Cole. of New Haven, in the
guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Nichols.
G. E. Smith. of East Norwaik. also J.
M. Perry and family have visitedreia-
tires in town.
Mrs. Hannah Barrett has returned
to Lyons Plain to spend the winter
with her son, W. H. Barrett. “"
Mrs. ldn Ayres leaves town food?
for Berlin heights. Ohio. after a two
months' visit with relatives in town.
The annual business meeting. of the
Nor-field Congregational Church Socie-
ty will be held on Monday next at 1
p. m.
.\l r. and Mrs. Jacob Kernel have sold
their house and 120 acre farm to
Charles R. Morehorme and will mare
to Georgetown. , .
Under the direction of Its popular
«president. Mrs. Frederick Banks. the
'Norheld Aid Society will hold a soclpl
ahd slipper at thé town huh animal?
evening.
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p...ch Gin-m
Housefumishing‘Geofi
imported Blue Enuiah China by til.
single place or not. . *WW not
l
. 10 craze.
Columbia anhlpllones
indestructible Cylinder 3000?“. ”on
Tit _ all cylinder. machlliil. , 120le
Disc Records. music two-lid», “a.
Window Shades Made to Order
Aluminum Ware
Will Last a Lifetime.
Tea Kettles, Inner MIL: Mic
Boilers. Frying Pans. etc. '
Contractor for Hating and
Paper flinging
t . L ‘i
L. H. . Hacker
.87.. wganlud‘rdh "may
noun. Monoc- rt
"he no": ” ‘_
Chiroprlntlo u' on may a no 7
all-cons. alum Ilifl‘tth'
luluupthollmo. ' '
by a wrench. twist or Imln in
back. Even if done in childhtil’i .
creates pinched nine: and pain in
“ital;- life in [hit different crab! All}
in a. ' 3 ~
(“.hiroprnetorll remove the club at
tlilll disease and pain. and Will
reatol'cd through homicidal“, the li!
The Heatingand
Plumbing 00.:
23 Main Street. Norwaik
Horace E.
a WALL Iv. mailman." ’
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mam kfimlmWhWWflm
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nods so,
nerve system» in our body.. .
l Ncrvntlancha. h cumulinm. Pauly»
,ulh. iicart. Kldhey and Fanatic Dim
,mlml are given special attention} um
tilnrvaiuro or the Spiller You» will
,ilmr regret giving Ohirupmlipl
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