Get Your Drug Wants
Filled at the
Bridge Pharmacy
single? “‘1 “mflelt service at
Personal attention than to all
prescription work.
Chairs for our trolley patrons.
Come in and wait for your car.
BRIDGE PHARMACY
J. PA‘RKER. Manager.
Mrs. H. W. Pagan, is on an extend.
ed western trip with‘ Mr. Pagan.
The Woman's Auxiliary of Christ
Church Parish will meet Thursday at-
ternoon. with Mrs. Muttart, ‘in Myrtle
street,
Joseph H. Brown. the well known
South Norwaik plumber, is having a
big launch built at the Anderson
Launch Works at Oyster Shell Point.
ru
no Wednesday Social Whist Club.
whose members are mostly from South
Norwaik, is being entertained by Mrs.
Horace Keyworth, oi' Gregory Boulo
vard.
The residence oi Captain l‘cter
Decker in Seaview avenue has been
wired for electric lights. the power for
the bitter coming from the East Nor-
waik district system.
The man who threw the stone which
broke the back of A. N. l’nddock's
lilie dog a few days ago has not yet.
been located but it“ he can he. found the
police court will undoubtedly give him
his just due.
A meeting of the St. James Circle
of the King's Daughters will be held
at the Town Farm. Thursday, Decemv
her 2nd. Members please take car
leaving corner Cove avenue and Fifth
street at 1:38 p. in.
Arrangements are helm:
made to,
connect. the German and Seymour
planing mill on the. heucdict Farms
bridge with the East Norwalk electric.
system. The job will be completed.
it is expected. during the week.
W-—
The Rev. C. J. Anderson, pastor of
the Swedish Congregational Church
but today for Orange, New Jersey.
where he. will attend church meetinas
. tce.
of several days duration. Owing to,
his absence a clergyman from Bridal».
port will preside at the local church'
Sunday.
No iii results have developed froml
.lohn tirillin's horse stepping on a nail
on the Washington street bridge a
short time ago. the metal penetrating
the flesh for about an inch and one.
half. The horse is not cvcn lame. as,
was feared. for which Mr. Griffin is
thankful.
.iessc Ayers. the ship carpenter, lays
claim to knowing something about
boats. but when it comes to hunting
does he in at, sea. at) to speak. in cou— i
sequence llc does not know what to do
with a yellow and while hunting dog.
which apparently mistakes Mr. Ayers
for a hunter.
whose death
was nwnlioncd in yesterday's Sentin-
William ll. Douglas,
el. had several relatives in blast Nor-l
walk, though they wore distant ones.
among them being Mrs. l.. (l. Fowlcr.
M r. Douglas was undoubtedly thc best .
known candy dealer who ever
goods in this vicinity.
Today the local hunters Incl around
«his; a
a cough Installing. flop iii Ay
Cherry Peanut it a mist doctor‘s
medicine for coughsisnd colds.
purpose. in that it will vs a floor
about 86:65. The frame or the see
and story is now in process I” erec-
tion. '
Thomas P. ilrady, the popular Greg-
ory point our conductor, has the sym-
pathy of many friends in a severe at-
tack of lonsllitls at his home in Grant
street. During Tommy‘s absence his
car is being- looked after by ionduetor
Clancy. As luck would have it. Tommy
had to miss the trolleymen‘s benefit
last, night at Music Hall on account of
his illness. .
Tile mercury in the thermometers
took quite a violent drop over night
and this morning was down to the 23
above zero mark. As a result fresh
water ponds were covered with ice.
East. Norwalk's salt water pond at
Benedict Farms withstood temperature
and there was practically nothing do
log in the freezing line about it.
There will be a big party Sunday on
the Washington street bridge. it will
be at. the home of Mr. and Mrs. M.
Max Levy and will be in honor of the.
recent confirmation of their son isn~
dore. A large number of guests from
the Norwaiks, New York. Stamford
and other points. The exact program
of the day has not yet been finished,
but it will include an elaborate supper
and music.
Joseph Dcvine. of East Nowaik, is
minus a valuable gold wat. as the
result ,it is believed, of a little “fool-
ing." lie missed the. watch after a lit-
tle wrestling with a friend in .Watcr
street. South Norwaik. it is supposed
that the timepiece slipped from his
pocket at that. time. but might haw-
hcen lost somewhere else. Mr. De.-
vino advertises for the lost watch in
another column of today's Sentinel.
Mayer .losem, the young bridegroom
who recently marricd in New York, is
taking a few days vacation from his
duties at the V‘Vashington street britlac
store in which he is interested with
his father and brothers and is spend
ing the time moving into his new homo
in Fort street. where he and his bride
are preparing to begin the mystcrics
of housekeeping. During his absence
from business his brother William is
looking after the store.
At the last meeting for November of
the East. Norwalk district committee
last evening at the motor gent-Inter
house in Scavicw :lvcnuc. not a single
citizen appeared with a kick. which
seemed to indicate that the district is
satisfied with the work of the commit-
’i‘hc committee is doing its best
to please the district and invites citi-
zens to make their complaints of any
thing they are dissatisfied with in or
der that there may be a little misnnd
erstanding as possible. Electric ex‘
occupied considerable attention at
last night's meeting.
The members of the East Norwalk
Yacht Club \\'crc requested to have
their boats away from the club floats
at the Benedict Farms bridge by to
day. December 1st. and practically all
complied. There were left this morn
ing only two boats and they will be
taken care of. The poutoons and the
bridge will be taken up for the winter.
They will probably be raised abort- ihl'
water level at their lirosent locations.
so that the ice will not damage them.
it is also planned to intro some stock
crs. suppers and entertainments at the
club quarters during the winter.
it is expected that till‘ llcnelilt'i
i"lll‘lllo ill‘itillc will be formally opened
by Friday. The job is now all complet-
ed and on Friday it will be just two
weeks since the cement work was fin-
ished. it is stated that the llcrlln
ilrhinc (‘ompnny stipulated that there
should bc no tralllc for two weeks. in
order that thc cement might not thor-
oughly. in appearance lilo bridge is
about all finished and thc public in the
vicinity will be pleased when it can be
used again. l'cdcstrinns hnic not
been inconvcnicnced of into but veili-
soid ' cicn outside or trolley ears have not
been able to use the structure.
.
i it now appears that the proposition
convenient stoves and talked it overlie swear in a dozen or morc o“ the
in other words they discussed the scn- i members of the bias! Nor-walk Firi- i’o
soil which has just closed for the name
season ended yesterday. All in all the
season has boa quite a successful one
in thin vicinity. though some winners
report scarcity of game at various
points.
As a result. of the construction of the
big new buiidlnan Boliview eventual
by Contractor H. V. Cara-East Nor-
wnik. may have a dance hall. The
place will be well adapted for the
STAM
A Stamiord Range is a paid up
policy by i,‘racc~wan outward and
insulation
visible sign oi an
against many disconiiorts.
When you sign for this Range
you sign aWay a load bi troubles.
No more of the “livery man
his own Kitchen Mait" experi-
cnccs. You put in a solid chunk
of Peace and Quiet and then lie
back and enjoy yourself.
lice as special police offlccl'n or cons
tables wil fall through. Lust evening.
the petition to the nolccimcn. request
lag the latter to follow this course was
presented to the district eoulmiitoo
will he request that they also affix
their names. in view. however. of
information to the effect that the se
loctmon have no legal right to do as
requested. the district committee, con»
sldcrod it inadvisable to shut it. The
matter of having the Fire Police made
“0
FORD
FOR SALE llY
Horace a Non. cor. NortliMaiaaad wen so.
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t . .4 .s. t .. a ”H“... .o.
.«m MM
we elm am from the look of
police on at this end of the
town. iii an estimated ' pollution
of 4.0%, not Not-walk hunt a single
police (incur and whenever one is
needed it ll necessary to send to Nor-
wall: and South Norwsllt. Under the
present arrangement an officer comes
4 over here each Saturday night to pro
iservc order on account of possibility
of week end lolllllcatlons. most of
which it is claimed started on the
South Norwalk side of the bridge. in
view of the present status of the Fire
Police petition. it is considered .lm~
probable that any further effort will
be made to push it.
At a special meeting of the Rewar-
ton Hose Company, which was held.
Monday evening, in its quarters in
Rownyton avenue. the department oili-
ccrs were elected for the chatting year
and the reports of the. various 0m-
curs and committees read and accept-
ed. The report of the chief showed
that there imd been about sixteen fires
in thedlstrict. last year., soino of
which Wt'l‘o quite serious. The 0th.
cers elected were as follows:
(‘hicf Engineerwa. ll. Cleverly.
First Assistant Engineerv—John
Plunder.
Second Assistant Engineer~lierbert
Arnold.
Secretary~--Willimn 0. Clark.
Assistant Secretary—[m Klgglns.
’l‘reasurer-—Wllliam Huyler.
The itowayton ilnptist tilmrch cele
brated, last night. the twentieth snub
versary of its ("hristian Endeavor So
ciety, an entertainment in commemora'
tion of thin event being given at the
church. ’I‘wo humorous songs were
sung by Edward llrotherton, and two
sentimental ones were rendered by De
vld Mills. in his rich baritone voice.
all ol‘ \‘.iii(‘il were well received. Miss
ilose Sniilin and Miss lrenc Lynch
favored with piano selections. and Mrs.
itcnciisha have a reading. A comic
recitation was also given by Miss Lot..-
Marsh. Ono very pleasing. feature of
the affair was the reading ol‘ a icttcr
from Rev. Arthur ilcoua. of Miuevillc.
N. Y.. formerly pastor of the l’rcaliy.
tcriun (‘hurch in Noroton. and win
organized the (‘hrirtian Endeavor So
cicty. it was a ~nrcnl pleasure to the
older members or the organization to
hear from Mr. itcuua. as he lsvhiahh
csiecllleti by his many friends in this
place. llr. Henry t'. Shrrcr. the first
president, sent greetings, but was un-
able to attend. The secretary. Mrs
itia Shcrer, who has held the position
for twenty years. gave a sketch of the
society since its formation. ice cream
was served during the evening. There
was a good sized audience in attend-
ancc.
Editor of The Sentinel.
ilcar Sir: 'l‘hcrc was a very inlcr»
inn and ably written article in yum
paper on Tuesday under the itowuy
ton items, The question has occurred
In sfiilli‘ ol your readers. however. as
to whether it would bc 1. wim- plan
to have the pulpit any more open than
it is at present. Not only ministers.
but many thoughtful laytncn arc think
inn that the requirements for ordina-
tion in some of the denominations are
not rigid enough. There are but few
theological semiuarlcs worthy of the
name who will receive students unless
they have lirst graduated from some
cuiicuc,
in the legal profession one has to
pass the severest tests as to .cllicicnci
before admittance to the illll'. .\'o oin-
questions the wisdom of our titllilit'lpdl
tiles in exacting proof as to know
ledge and ciilciency before uruntinu ll
censes to stationary engineers and the
like. tlrdinution is especially rcuuir
cd. since in other pursuits there is not
always sought such right moral re
quircmcnts.
in thc abolition of the untrue and
thc unlit it is thourill more and nun.»
necessary to cmphasirc the net-teeny
of all of these mit‘euuarcls.
(lNl-l (ib‘ \‘tll’ll HEADERS.
nan lililllllilllltlll.
S. M. Allen, the ilaiicn drnunlsl.
was a visitor in New York city yester-
tiny.
Mrs Thomas Northrop, of Norwaik.
was a guest of lhnicu rclulivcs yeslcrv
day.
Thomas M. Moran. of White ttnk
farm. has installed a loin-phone with};
in his residence on liaricn road.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas liuck. of Mana-
field avenue. wvre uncut» Huntlay of
friends in llnbokon. New Jersey.
llor. Herbert ll. lirown. i‘h.ll., of
ilnricn school committee. was n “W
ilor ut the lloiuien school Monday of!
ternoou.
tieoruc Dance has been coin-n
ihrouuh quite a painful exphrlcnce
with the urlp, which has kept. him laid
up part of the time.
The Norolon liciubio Mllltarv llund
will ulvr an entertainment and dance
in Fireman's llall. Norotuu lit-tubby.
fill‘ the evening of llcccmlmr 3.3. 2
James A. Hiiuw. or Nitl'llluil. din-ll
Monday invention at his late vcsldcnve.
need llti years. The funeral service
will be hold at the residence today at
:l p. m.
|
Frank Mctiirnln. who hi ollmiovcd at
the his: Yale and Town lock plant in
Mumford. has been laid up for several
days at hip home in llarien by on at-
tuck orllie urip. . :
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Edward. Adams. son of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Adams. of Dorian. who or
tcdlls a military school in New York
nitrite. has been spendinn the Thanks-
giving Day vacation at his home here.
William ill. Orchard, of Noroton. a
member of tho school committee. won
a visitor at tho Holmes school, Moun-
doy morning. arranging for a number
or proposed improvements in the
{building
There are uncalled for letters at the
Brings
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ilodoiay till. E. (l. Collins, Mrs. ll
t‘addcn, ('2), llcrtrund Collins, Mrs. ll
(‘antro. Mrs. A. ii.\Stcvcns. liiram W
ilawcs and James A. Jarvis.
Nils, Loon Main, of ibiilcn. was ink
on to the Stamford Hospital yesterday
afternoon by ilr. A. l.. House. to un
‘ierxo an operation. Mrs, Main has
been n sufferer from nail sinned and
it in for this trouble that the opera
tion was decided upon.
From preliminary reports made to
l'onsiablc lianfcrd Smith. the new
Iruant officer for the town. it appears
that there are tpiilc a number of l‘illilir
l‘i'li in llariel who arc not attending
school as rcmred by lhi‘ law. Mr
Smith intends to take up those cases
Mrs. Chester .l. Fitch will leavc in
January for St. Louis. to join licr has
band. who recently went to that viii
to take charge of a branch of the
Sealshipt ()yslt‘r System. iinorpurnt
Plumbing
Problems;
arc lmicraliy dept udcili on the quality ‘
i
of piping installcd. i‘bwap lidi'ri‘tlillll;
equipment is: also a cum) luxcstuw n! i
and Ilt‘t'tité much more mic, “till :pfd
t‘ti 'lli‘
lu‘is ilo- bluuic
cxpcnmg inr nbhl. l'lnmtu-i
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illllvl‘ll llvlurcs, :u amt l"i\'i
consistent with (in ability
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Horace R. Nash 1
North Main and West Streets,
South Norwaih
TELEPHONE ~lill
will” W9.
A Timely Subject
For All House-Owners
This is the season for (tumor.
up the premises Soap and the
scrub brusn for the house and
tho Itlke (or the town are aloud.
but they dont’ no for enoimh.
You can clean dirt away, but
to malts the house. the barns.
stables and fences right they
should be freshman up with
:‘sint.
We have everything for the
palliting-willlloml oil. tarp-u
brushes and
Atlantic Pure White Lead
THI FAMOUb
DUTCH IOY #AiNTER BRAND '
We out [trunnion this White
éFixtures
Leno's purity.
title us about. your painting
E. E GORHAM
DECORATOK.
EAST NORWALK. CONN.
Mahackemo Hotel
i. ll. courier. Mgr.
SERVICE AND OUlOiNI UP TO DATE
RATED .2 PER DAY AND UPWAND
Supper or Table D'Hote Dinner.
6 to it p. m.. 50c
SUNDAY swarms. 75c
B’anquets a Specialty
7“» CALL M
“ll. of South Norwnlk. in the mean
time. Mrs, lt‘iii-b is staying with hci
parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Ii. Stcv
ins, in llarlcn.
Another (‘tiilvklullillllli of liquor ran
to waste in ilaricn. Monday night
when upon prdcrs from .lu'aticc \\‘ii
iium ll. \‘i'ilimolt. .ir.. thc (pinatalde:
allowed it to run to haul-n it had
been sciscd flour :1 Stamford man
named \"ianco. who \l m; nl‘rcstctl and
lined 35o [or peddling without a ll
ccnsc coicrinu intricu.
l'cals new part of tuition r.a< i'iilll'ii
Aliiilllt‘MX .uni nor can obcu lent-1:»
"tlilll’ inln (‘onlnctitul uddrcsrcd it
.‘lltl'liiwt‘V. tiny usually .4 ltl'll llllliv‘l'
dimly ii: that Hm.- ip it” \liddlcscx ii.
tiic slatc. At iin- lu'cwnt illlu' iitcii‘
ahin coat and vent.
:awuy into the woods.
one of his assailants were a cap and
overused-aprons titration. m
"whistler stowed to W
all m
similarly before the broken
replaced.
A young man named Gray. purports
ing to have come from Nor-walk for
tile day. claims he was held up Bun-
day niaht, about it. on one of tho
roads near Noroton. by two men. ‘
the tussle. Gray‘s watch crystal WM
broken. and buttons. were torn from
During the Oil-'
ctnuner. Gray declares. he heard .. ‘
of the men say "A team," Malaria;
thinking he heard one. and both'ran ,
He says that.
iln- other were a soft but" and both
were smooth shaves.
AUEfiON .
E. T. BATés .......... AUCTIONEER
Will Sell at. Public Auction
I Thursday, December 2, 1909 V i
at the late residence of Mrs. William
deceased, on Leroy avenue. to the
house known as the Mackey
place. Darien. Conn., at 10 a.
m.. the following articles:
One large sideboard. quartered oak,
nearly new; one extension table, din-
inn chairs. lot of rockers, center table,
upholstered easy chairs, one rleather
covered couch, nearly new; lots of.
stands. bookcase. one square piano in
good condhion, one library table, one _
l upholstered parlor suite, one large hall
bat rack. marble top; stair and hail
carpet. rugs and matting, piano lamp.
.parior lamp. lot. of other lamps, two
iron boils, one old fashioned mahogany
nburcau. wash stand, one very costly
black walnut bedroom suite, 9. lot or
wood mattresses and geese feather pli-
(‘olumhia l lows.“ one large wardrobe. lot of our-
’ .tnius. wash bowl and pitcher, kitchen
is a icttcr addressed to a man at Mid
vliescx. 'l‘hp party is not known in
Nation. thoueh he may be hero
The priiprictm‘ship of the
liotcl. in lint-ion. changed ycstcrduy.g
when .loscph lx'rccecr. of llniyohe,‘
\i:is.~<.. purcbasid the place from .\iicn=
Risk. The sale of this place takes
Mr. lib-k out of business entirely in
llnrlcn, but, he promises to remain
lure for a month or two longer. The
new proprietor and his l'umiiy.lmvc
‘lll‘t‘fltll' moved into the hotel, Mr
disk was also formci'iy proprietor of
tho 'l‘toltcr llonsc. which he sold out.
\ ti’o‘luwlitcr of the ch liavcn
ituiirond discovcred a brokcn r.iii.Sun
lay morning. just w-zsl ol' the Norolon
station. The west-bound Sili'lilllllt'lll
"Miro-w was about (lite at the lloilli.
‘Ahcn 1!" l‘ tutu the discovery. lie that
old train and after the cnsziuocr
‘i.td and :iscertnircd the
.it/utd.» txain procccdcd slowly
CENTRAL HOTEL
FINE ROOMS
{iv day or week. Steam heated. hot
and cold Water. baths, gas and electric
i‘tzht i‘ipc airy rooms. l‘riccs rca-
the
shipped
ll‘i'
Latest Designs of
the Manutattiurers
(Concealcd piping can be
’run in any house. Ilave an
up-io-datc liiiht by having
your house piped for gas.
We will do it at cost.
i(jonnccdcut
Phone
68
Company.
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i We Do Our Own Grinding
LEN858 GROUND WHILE
YOU WAl‘T.
iTuillt‘ in and have your broken
icon-m iiuplicatcvl. no matter
Where they wurN made.
We have all of Mr. lloyt'n i‘ro
ucl‘ipliuna.
Ufllcc hours, ii ii. in. till 11:30
it. up; ”:45 until ii p. in. Men
day and linumlny evenings un
til it p. m
lenwxck Optical Company
Successor. to
noMER a. HOYT.
Recon 7-! llnitnd Bank Building
9/ wssumoi ON 51”..
south NORWALK. CONN.
TEL. m 2.
Daily Line to'N. Y.
r6: Freight Only
On and after Tuesday, .lnnusry 1.
1906. Freight l’roinllers will leave
Pier 28. East lllvei‘. New York. (fool
of Dover streetl. “very day. (except
Huntley). nt 4 p. m. Freight received
at Nos-wall: up to «i p. m. and limith
Nowell: up to b;:ltl p. m.
Norwalk Steamboat (10.
Among J. Smith. c. C. Housman.
home.
wiLl‘Illt'
The B. st Stocked Cafe in Town
With all the lcadmi; brands Wines and
“'bbddcs 'l‘t't- our Lager or Ale, it 1::
‘3a- in»! Si case. '24 bottle: liciiycl‘y
.o Milli home. t‘iii. \\'inc. 77c gal.
J. 6}. L. DiSESA. Props.
Cor. Monroe 61 Chestnut Sts. Tel. 15143
sans!
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‘ One Gortoa Steam
‘ Boiler
USED THREE YEARS
1 (inc Richardson 8t
. iloynton Co.
1 Hot Air Furnace
USED THREE vanes
One‘ Hot Air Fur-
nace
U8ED FIVE VEARD
utensils. one R-inch Stamford range,
m-arly new; dinner sct,,lot of dishes
and glassware. lawn mower and gar-
den tools, and other articles too num-
erous to mention. if stormy next fair
day. Terms cash. Per order of
A. L. LAPHAM.
llr. Seth Hill, of Stepney. will have
(‘omplctcd today 43 three years of the
practice of his profession in that sec-
tion and be will retire. Dr. Bill gra-
dilated from the Yale Medical school
with lllc class of 1866 and is one of
the oldtuil practitioners in the state.
llc is popular in Stepney and the sur-
rounding country and his retirement
will in' regretted generally. Dr. Bill
is well knotyn in this city.
Goa) Minn. from ,
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Wall Papers
Paints. Crockery. Glassware,
Houseturnishing Goods “
imported illue English China by the
single piece or set. Warranted not
in craze.
Columbia Graphaphones
Indestructible Cylinder Records. 85¢.
li’it all cylinder machines. Double
Disc Records. music two sides, 650.
Window Shades Made to Order
Aluminum Ware
Will Lost a Lifetime.
Tea Kettles, Sauce Pans, Double
lloilers. Frying Pans, etc.
Contractor for Painting and
Paper Hanging
L. H." Decker
87 WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
YEL. CON.
an‘“'atv'saim
' Definition of Chiropractic
Chiropracuc in the scrouco’ or no
«one of the disease and the m of u-
lusting the souls. nines-u on council
by a wrench. wait or sprain in tho
One HotAir Fur-
nace
USED 8M YEARS
3 .
Tiicileatiagand
% Plumbing Co.
23 Main Street. Norwaik
i
buck isiven it done in childhood it
creates pinched nerves and pain in
inter llfn tn the different organs and
limbs.
i tthimprnctors remove the can“ or
this disease and pain, and health to
rcslul‘t‘il lhrmigb harmonizing the It:
ncrrc systems in your body.
Ni't’vollhili'nu. ithcumntlnm, Paraly-
sis. lii‘lti‘l. Kidney and Female Dil-
cnmm are given special attention; also
(furvninro of the spine. You will
never regret giving Chiropractic a
chance to help you.
T. FRANCIS» D. C.
M wasnmo‘ron or. so. "(lawsuit
mount Agent. growth of the Mo.
t Magnetic Treatment. Given Alto.
iliorace E. Dana &Son,i WM.” W ,5} it!
45 WALL 8T” NORWALK. , V
Real Estate and. “5‘
insurance ,1 ‘
£33233}?
We have «vol-l decided bargain-
in income producing property that
local Paul in» Mum on
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i must increase in value with the rapid
Norwalk Chronicler