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DRIDGE PHARMACY
J. PAIKII. Manager.
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Mia Florence ,Boutom of Paterson.
N. iik, a visiting relatives in East Nor-
WB . in
The pastor, Rev. W. W. Gillies. will
lead the weekly prayer. service at the
East Avenue Methodist Church this
. evening.
Miss Lottie Gray. at New Britain, is
a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Charles H.
Alsthorpe. of Seavlew avenue, for a
few days.
Henry B. Gorhant is new a resident
of East Norwalk again, having moved
sometime ago from South Wilton to
Myrtle street.
Mrs. T. W. Franklin and the Misses
Franklin and Paul Franklin, who have
been spending the summer t the fam-
ily cottage at Gregory‘s olnt. return-
ed this afternoon to their city home
in Brooklyn.
Some of the creditors of Charles 0.
Keystone are still wondering where
that young gentleman is now located.
One said this morning that he has not
heat’d a word front Roystone since he
left town quite a number of days ago.
Miss Edythe Seymour. of Winfield
street. has returned home from a. two
weeks' vacation trip, during which she
visited at Cream itidge, Danbury.
where she attended the wedding of her
cousin, White Plains and New York
city.
The snapper bluellsh seem to be
very fickle. From some points along
the shore good catches are reported.
while other fishermen had not had
much luck. At politic like the Country
Club they have been biting best on the
turn of the tide in, and distribute over
the tints at high water.
———i’ure. clean. sweet grains. and
home ground feeds for Horse, Cattle
and Poultry. Manuel '1‘. Hatch. Phone
115.
Floyd Penny, who reenlisted in the
United States army a few months ago,
spent last night at his home in East
Norwnlk, being able to do this on ac-
count of u twentytonr hour furlough.
Mr. Penny is stationed at Fort Ciocum
and reports that he likes his latest ox‘
porlcuce In the army very much.
Mr. and Mrs. George Wardwell, of
East avenue, has returned from a. visit
In Stamford, where they attended the
Wedding of Mr. Wnrdwvll‘s brother.
William C. tieddes. driver on the
ldust Norw‘alk route of U. H. Haws»
burst, the milk denier, has a badly la-
curated hand. the result of a bottle
breaking.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society of the East Avenue Methodist
Church hold a social pension lust even-
ing at the church, at which time the
mile boxes were opened. The count
showed that more than $35 had been
contributed. During the evening Pas-
tor Gillies gave an address and re-
freshments were served.
Mr. and Mrs. (letirgt- luuhsm are
spending a month In this vicinity and
are at present guests of M rs, lngham‘s
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Enoch 8. Bow-
en, of St. John street. Mr. lugllam is
traveling salesman for tho l.ot‘kw00d
Company, of New York. distributors
for the Lockwood Manufacturing Com-
pany, of South Norwalk. and has a ter»
ritory that includes New York state
and i'ihiliidli,
James Parker's blatot‘lcdl calendar is
again of much interest today. it re-
culln that just ten years “30. GAMI-
ion, Texas, had her terrible calamity.
Hoptcmbor it, limo. she was devastated
by a West ludla hurricane and 7.000
lives were lost besides many millions
of dollars‘ worth of property. Since
that. time. however. the city has been
wonderfully. hahilltatod. showing the
indomitable spirit of the survivors.
t
A, prominent East Norwslk resident
expressed the fear illls morning that
carrying out the recommendations as
accepted stglasi nisht's town mo-otlhl.
to wit»: l. the south line of the
new m ton street bridite s point
so on I. south than at present
and the 7 he 20 feet further south
than at hrs . t and fivlug the struc-
ture s totdi width 9 it any fuel. will do-
i
lay the conitruotlon for years. His
idea is that this courts will he brotlliit
with injunctions. Others do not worry
on inducers, loosing from the vote of
the meeting.
lcsst Norwailt will be out procticsily
on means this events: for the tin-men’s
parade in connection with the receiv-
ing of the new combination hose and
chemical wagon. The line of march
has already been answered and will
Include unites number biota-sets. A;
the head of the line will be Beacher’s-
,tirum corps. it is proposed to start
the march so our Ii o'cioo as poo
tibia and at its admission t ere will
is open hung.“ the Hsyower lire
house Indian. admire-t. where the.
new apparatus withboou view for us.
apostles. The apparatus will be
bro i ever from Luther iii. Wright‘s
eels ‘lshmsnt in south Norwalk today.
A very interesting program is to be
given, ‘ dander at the Advent citric
ties mil. Titers is to be a report
is oasis meeting.
on tit 'Pilillvil
Wrist“?!
tilled. is. to: be
, should it
it) , .1»
all f desk:
. Bret er ichsrd
.tbaeit against his old
place", as superintendent. at the ses-
sion of the Sunday school. A report
is also to he liven of the camp insetv
log: at this session. livery member
and be present. in the
.. evening t ere will he a special rally
service In. honor of Mr. and Mrs. Al-
bert Hudson, who are going to letan
East Not-wait and become mission.
aries in indie. Sister Hudson was too
merly Miss Anus B. Nickerson. daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Nicherson.
of Edits avenue. Evorybody ls Invlb
ed to come and bid them Godspeed.
They leave East Norwalk about the
filth of this month.
John H. Broadway and son Elwood,
of Rowayton, have been visiting In
Nequork city. .
Miss Elisa Nelmns, who has been the
guest. of Miss Anna Reed. in Rowayton,
has returned to her home in Norfolk.
Virginia.
Alfred Crockett. the wellknown oy-
ster-man. who recently underwent an
operation for appendicitis at the Nor-
walk Hospital. is getting along nicely
and expects to be able to leave the‘
Norwalk Hospital in a few days.
The Kindly Club gave a farewell re-
ception, Tuesday evening to Miss May
Adele Fetter. who has been visiting
Mr. and Mrs. John D. Falter. on the
West side. A business meeting was
held. after which there was a good
time. Refreshments were served.
Joseph H. Klinefelter, who was in-
Jared in an attomoblle and carriage
colllsltin. Tu ay morning, was able
to go to South Norwalk. yesterday.
where he met a large number of old
friends.- He Is carrying his left arm
In a sling, and is unable to use it,
n»...— “W... _._.
-’-A specific for painHDr. Thomas.
Eclectrio Oil. strongest, cheapest llnle
meat ever devised. A household rents
dy in America for at years.
llilllfl Mill lllllllllllll.
A. F. Gray has returned home offer
are: day’s Visit with friends in New
or .
Miss Elisabeth Thorpe of Holmes
avenue. and Miss Eleanor Tyler. of
Noroton avenue entered Stamford
High school yesterday.
The New pipe organ of the Barton
Methodist Church wlll again be dis-
played next Friday night, when Dr.
Gerrit Smith will give a wcltsl. "
‘ The new club house of the Glen-
brook Junior League on Crescent
street. Glenbrook is now in the pro:
cess of construction, and bids fair to
be completely finished by Jan. l. The
stone work is now finished. and the
framework has been started. The clot»
house is being built by in: and Mrs.
C. E. H. Philips. for the boys of Glen-
brook. The club now has a member
ship of 60 all of whom are actively in-
lerested and are working hard for the
club. The new clubhouse will contain
a gymnasium, basketball hull and
some rooms. The Glenbroolt Junior
League intends to have u football
team In the. field this fall and will he
gin practicing very shortly.
All}? Tea
One 'l‘ea “Nosed Out" of Many
We: have it in H lb. and l-2 lb. pack-
ages. Mixed Green and lilsck. For-
mosa. Oolong, Ceylon and ludia. Enz-
lish Breakfast.
Schlichiing Bros. 8: Co.
Cor. Railroad Ave. A Main on. Dorian
debut Groceries. Hay. Grain. near
and Feed. Hardware. Paints. Glass. etc.
nuns
Fred H. Batterscn substituted on
Route Bil yesterday.
Harry Beers has returned from a
visit in New York.
A lame number of out of towu pu«
pill enrolled at the High school. Tues-
dai'.
. Mrs. James Barnes, of lilsuuatllck.
has been the recent guest of her son
in Greenwich. ‘
The new residence of Mrs. Lloyd
Nash on King street is being equipped
wlth electrical natures. .
The wedding of Miss Elisabeth
Whitney and Frank rady will take
place some time this month.
Guests from New York, who have
been visiting at the hem of Mrs.
John McGovern. have returned. ,
The farmers in this section have
commenced to tilt; their potatoes.
which are exceptionally good in some
Mittens. ,
Hrs. Walter Hooker and son. who
have been recent street. at the home
of lira. John Totten. have rctnmed to
Brooklyn.
Alias Mabel and Walter hunks, who
have been spending the summer in
this town with relatives. have return-
ed home.
The postponed ball some between
the Weather“ and Elouth Norwalits
wilful“! place
may afternoon
at Booth Norwsik. Bab
'lt'ev. 'and Mrs. Mackenzie. who are
on their way home from Nova tanninH
are new spending several days in liner
u. The! will arrive home on Satan
7.
. fiction the matter concerning tits.
costar mass In nation's osp ems
. e place
on had.
given the towntwo weeks to find out.
For the first time in several years, it
Is aid thst hoes id not warm this
year. Bee keeps I claim it is an off
yearwith the bees. and that they will
- ‘ make up for It 1911.
‘5
Aaron .Bhorw 0d. a resident of Com-
pohwas arrest several days ago on
complaint of Neil Mitchell, who claims
he threatened his life with an axe. , A
hearing on the case will be held 8st-
urday afternoon. '
The elderly gentleman who has been
camping on New Creek be the past
summer has moved his sites into the
Friendly Aid bathing house. where he
faucets to reside through the winter
or his health.
limit if iii. sultan
Miss Alma Bowman, of Brooklyn.
who has been hammering at New Pres-
ton. Conn. is new the guest of Miss
Pasture.
Pliillliil iiilliliiillli.
MUSIC HALL.
The patrons of Music Hall will be
treated to a most interesting bill for
the last half of the week and five of
the biggest acts have been booked by
Peck & Hart. The policy of the house
is to please the patrons and give a
good show. The feature of the pro»
gram will be the fine scenic produc-
tion. school not of the Nine Merry
Youngsters. They have made a big
hit in every city in which they have
appeared. They have just closed a
successful engagement at (lane's
Broadway Circle Theatre, New York.
where they scored the biggest hit on
the program. The Ruskin Trio. the
world's greatest dancers. late of the
Golden Troupe of llussinn dancers;
this is one act that should not be miss-
ed, as they have just finished a five
weeks' engagement in mileage. where
they were the feature on the bill. Mark
Wooley, the tuna little German conte-
disc. is late of t \0 team of Wooley d
Fields. and should he a scream from
start to finish. Tmlntor & Hunt in a
neat singing and dancing act and also
the Unknown Act. Taro great western
pictures will be shown Thursday and
Saturday. Prices will remain always
the snino. Matinee. children do. adults
lilo; evening. balcony. all tests, 10c;
orchestra. all seats. the; boxes. 25c.
Evening performance is continuous
from 7:30 to 10:30. (‘ome any time
and stay as long as you want.
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CASEY OF CONNECTICUT HITS
THE DUI—L's EYI.
SEA tilRT. Sept. Sue-The» District of
(‘olumbia captured the McAlpIn iro-
phy match yesterday; the United
States Infantry took the Hayes match;
the honor in the Mcany match went to
Connecticut and Ohio won the listin-
sylvsnlu long range match of Loan
yards.
in the Manny match, Captain K. K.
V. Casey. of Connecticut. made a "rm
slble." or ten consecutive bull‘s-eyes
To the Hosting a Plumbing (30.
Gentlemen:
beat my sis apartment house. using a
Norwsls. Conn. July 23, '10.
way you like.
The Heads
, result I. JONII, ashore Macaw.
m tionsd is a natural are“ “
The commissioners have ,
Fanny, O'Brien, of Brooklyn, at Cali 1 “
‘ ,.Fore‘st,Wis.-l
"After an spars
raid”! yearns ‘
it pains ow
will in both sides.
obtains. and ya
sakness. The doc
r wanted me '3
{lave another 0 lo
othookL aE.
Plukhsin’s «gets:
ble.Com and an
I am on rely cured
.. of my troubles."—
Mrs. Andorra 'ssssnnxn, Do For.
Bullwmtiifwgpnatl A id
- no or on re ed.
New Orleanii. -"For years 1 ant.
fared from severe female troubles.
ideally! was confined to my Md and
th doator said an operation was neces.
tug. I gave Lydia E. l’inkham's Veg.
stale ompouud a trial first. and
was saved from an o rstlon."—-Mrs.
Luv Paradox. iiii erierec St. New
”it‘ll." “tn t‘ u n
l y ea c an no sauce
confirms {he nor 3? Lydia E. Ping
ham’s Vegeta ie Compound to cure
female diseases. The great volume of
unsolicited testimony so stand ‘ tur.
ms in roves conclusive thstyrydis
to. Pin hsm’s Vegetable .omponnd is
i remarkable remedy for those dis-
tressing feminine ills from which so
natty women suffer. '
Ifyouwants Ialadviceabo t
interns??? nor-i;
or V
mm ..
always helpful.
WOMAN PHYSICIAN lLL.
(.‘HllMARK, Muss- pt. 8.—-l)r.
Emily Blackwell, for ma ty years head
of the New York Infirmary for Women
and Children. Is critically Ill at her
summer home at York Cliffs, Maine.
Her death is expected.
The Reed 81 Volk
Electrical Co.
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL 8H0?
In the Town
AUTO SUPPLIIO
Phone 806—150 South Main Street
‘ your Mind!
W
Darius the winter of mom i used ”00 worth of coal is
checked for a hponoer boiler and used it during the winter of little-lo and
my entire coal bill was 1182. making a net saving of us.
You may use this statement in any way you care to.
Yours truly,
w ,
Mr. Frank 1. Jonas. Heating & Plumbing Co..NorwsII. Conn.
Dear air: The Hlmncaf' liotlor which you placed in the Sentinel Builds
in; last tail gave as complete satisfaction in every Wily. Our coal bill was
ouch-trot what it Imd been the preceding moons. You may use this in any
Very truly yours.
g and _ Plumbing Co. §
8. Norwalk. eons. “f"im-w mu Block
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Norwslk. Conn, July Iii.
holler of well than make. This 1
v
HARRY W. MATHBR.
JAMES council.
Prop. Evening sentinel.
\
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II WM. New silt. been.
the: , is; M? .. ~ .5) pr). am also}:
‘iVirtinls chicken with cream corn"
from the Ladies World": Cut the fowl
as for frlcaasee and cook with a slice
of onion until tender; drain, dip In
line cornmeal and cook in hot butter
or bacon fat until brown; arrange (in
a dish and surround with the corn
*" made as follows : Grate green corn
sufficient to make a quart, and half
pint of milk. twu tsblespoonsi'uis each
of butter and grated cheese. a tea-
spoonful of salt. one fourth teaspoon-
t'nl of pepper and two beaten one;
turn into buttered molds or cups.
place In a pan of cold water which
will reach twothlrds to the tops of the
, molds, and bake in a moderate oven
until the centers are firm. Run a
thin-bladed knife between the» cups
and the custards and Invert them on
the hot dish. To the brown chicken
sediment in the frying-pan add one
pint of cream or half milk and cream;
boll up once and pass in a' hot sauce
club.
it Norwalk doesn't have a few air-
ships In its fall opening window dis-
plays, lt will be behind the times.
A new plgskin~covored case is am‘
d on the novelties being shown at the
he rdasher's.
There is no end of novelties in the
way of electrical devices. One of the
latest is a lead pencil fitted with a
tiny button down near the writes at
the some time. Obviously it is not a
pencil of wood that can be sharpened.
but instead there are lead holders all»
ed to one end.
The Biarritz style of glove is to be
very fashionable this fall, particularly
in dogakin as the season advances. but
the chantiou are already seen.
Undoubtedly every housewife will
like to road the “Pictoral Reviewfs”
recipe for preventing white silk m
turning yellow: After washing
fully in the usual way, add one table-
spoonful of wood alcohol to,the rins-
ing water. The result will be very
gratifying to any one who has tried
other methods of cleaning wlte silk.
This to recommended by one who has
had great. success in laundering white
silk garments.
A habpy man or woman is a better
thing to find titan a live pound note.
tie or she la a radiating focus of good-
will: and their entrance into a room
is as though another candle had been
lighted.~—iiobert Louis Stevenson.
STEMWA RT
COOK
STOVES
are the equal of any
mode and lower
in price
will buy a Stewart. fully
guaranteed by us
The A. i. Angevine & Son Co.
134 to 130 Washington street.
South Not-walk
Automobiles
TO HINT.
Repairing and General Overhauling by
first class mechanics.
Aunts for Maxwell. Kochler “to." Co-
lumbia, Hupmcblle, and Everltt “30."
Brand new Everlit demonstrator in
town.
Do you watch the little Hupp. You
can see her every day standing up and
doing service. Greatest two-passenger
car on earth,
Phone us or come and see us.
Norwalk Consolidated
Auto 'Company
WHEN A HOT SPELL COMES
‘.
RANGES
will be in great demand. so if you
want to be ready for the
heat, order your ass
hangs today A"?
$14.75..» ,
ON EASY PAYMENTS IF
DESIRED
All”.
Housatonic
at is
“I have been ash:
mail. with Which
{he been collated
for twenty years, and I can any that Cos»
uret- have lven mentors rel Muss
>ther y I have ever M -I
artsinly recommend them to my friends
to being all that they are represented."
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Fines-at. Pal ah .
rerouted-ids“ 3mm
ain'- «isthmus ' . ”n.
m 0! Your moo-1&2: Guarantee“:
Cmre'ts for In. '
vs .
. WHGi-EIALI AND RITAliN
Btookside Lake teem
men "it" "’ “ -....
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NEW HAVEN MAN SUICIDES.
NEW HAVEN; Sept. 8.~Leitoy J,
Klrkham. member of a well-known
East Haven fondly. was found dead
in his room at his home in that town,
this morning as a result offlnhallng
Illuminating gas. According to the
medical exatnlner, the case was one
of suicide. Klrkham was about 40
years old and married. No reason for
his act is known.
SQUALLB lN FLORIDA.
KEY West, Fla. Sept. 8.——Heavy
suquils from the northeast. accompan-
ied by rain and a failing barometer
early this morning, indicated the ap-
proach of the trorllcal storm which
was reported by the weather bureau
off Porto Rico yesterday. it is esti-
mated that the storm has traveled
200 miles. - .
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. sin I sflwgd Hallie
a: ”summits ,-
Emit. Aalifltil’l .1335?“
0?"! ”HAND I' J‘. ins
years limo as flesh Salmons“: itt iltbit
' 5010 ll ilRliillllSTS Ei’Eiii’li'lifl!
David W. Raymond
Funeral Director and Embahncr
is North Ill-in Itrost. South Not-waltz.
Residence. I Wuhinpson Itrsst.
Telephone at office. use.
Telephone at house. on.
For Sale In any amount
F'orelgn Money Orders and Drafts to
all Parts of the World
Bond Required by Law
Deposited With stats of Court.
for Protection of‘Patrons
insurance and Real Estate Agents
.l. M. Layton 8: Co.
6 RslimdoAvm. loath Nor-walk
With-ii."
Real Estate
Sold. insured. Rented
QUlCK AUTO BIRVlCI
Have Rents Collected. and all last-
nus In Property done at
The .I. 8. Lawrence Agency
ll lentil Main It.
DuringJuiy and August
00! ITOII WILL CLOCK ON
Saturdays at 1 pm.
I
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yous ssttvrcs snout
variations.
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Decorator
10m am. not Nomad:
micron sso.
run New SCIENCE
Chiroprldt‘lo'!‘ as science or .
«use of the disease and the art of j
tasting the more. Diseases are as ‘,
by a wrench. twist or sprain it iii!
no. satin m use
., p a
31:10ng in the :ifllfllitrm d
mghfimm“ remove the hosting!“ is.
restored?“ imam" the it
serve systems in your body. ~.
Nervonsnoss. Rheumatism. Poll!!-
sls. Heart. Kidney and Female
eases are. given special attention:
Curvature of the Spine. he i
never regret giving Chiropractic 3
chance to help you.
T. FRANCIS. D. C.
M WASHINGTON CT. ’0. NOIWLK
Magnetic Treatments divert Also.
we TIME TO LOOK OVER THE
rm nose
If it needs repairing. or replacing, let
me figure the cost. -
Charcoal
Iron
Gutters
. and
, Leaders
wear five times as loaf
as the ordinary;
kind and cost but litt
8 more.
Horage R. Nash
turnouts tat” .
uttunandweuscsuomk
rsuruons can. m ‘
Dorian. ouse
.tt'rmmy
NORW AL It”
Shore sinners-Eta run in
5“ FM Cooked to Order;
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Telephone 452
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