Get Your Drug Wants’ ’ Filled at the ‘ f Bridge Pharmacy I Prompt and efficient service At all times Personal attention given to All prescription work. Chairs for our trolley muons. I Come in and viAit for your car. BRIDGE . PHARMACY J. PARKER. Manager. Miss Elsie Kelley. of swam Point. spent Wednesday in Peit Ches- ter wIth friends. H. J. Hipson will be the leader of the meeting of the Epworth League at the East Avenue Methodist Church Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Gerard, of the Gregory Boulevard, have returned af- ter a visit with Mrs. Gerard's daugh- ter in Long island. East Norwallt Prohibitionists will be out in force this evening to hear the address of Oliver W. Stewart. who will speak in Railroad avenue. South No‘rwalk. Tile supervisor of the Stove Club de- clared this morning that the club's membership will be very limited this fall and winter. Practically all of the old members are Irow at work. The local football teams are getting in practice and will soon be in the game in earnest. it is expected there will be at least two or three good teams on this side of the town. The frost fish are still being awaited. it is now time for them to put in an appearance but they seem to be a lit- tle slow in making their. presence known. if they are hereabouts now. The Mayflower baseball team will probably play a team from Stamford or Bridgeport tomorrow afternoon at the Mayflower Oval. The baseball sea- son is now very nearly at an end lo- cally. Some people expresed the opinion this morning that there had been frost at an early hour but no one had actu- ally seen any. This is believed. how- ever, to have been the coolest morn- ing of the season it indicated clear- ly that the frost season is not far off. "wCoal for sale at Wm. Reedfis 3 Fourth street People who scanned the lower bar bar this morning thought they saw an- other house afloat. it developed, that, A instead, the obieit was a big housed lumber barge that was bound for the Batch and Bailey Lumber Company wharf betwccn the druwbrldgc. Contr l‘lCiOl Charles ii AisthIIIpc of Scavlen avenue. expects to leave the first of the weck for l’cckshill New! York, where he has the job (ll erecting a large private garage. Mr. Aisthorpo hitIl llgiircd on starting the job earlier but pressing work here caused the delay. The members of the East Norwalk fire department made a splck and span appearance lust night in the pur- sue of the South Norwalk firemen. The East Nor-walk boys, headed by CNN 1’. M. Wheeler. were right on the Job and were highly complimented for i mmflm their appearance. Their new hose wu- Ion was drawn over to South Norwslk and over the itinerary by Wallace “ Park's horse The members of the Marvel Social ‘ ‘ Club are planning an active basketball Campaign. The boys hope to have the Randall Hall at the corner of Van Zandt street and Osborn avenue for their practising and home games. The club looks forward to a successful sea- ‘son in every particular. Captain William Tobey, one of the best known of the local natural growth oysterinen, was obliged to return home yesterday from the Bridgeport beds on account of trouble with his right wrist. Three weeks ago he had the wrist in jured while working about the motor in one of his boats and the injured wrist. is again giving him trouble. The fact that Nathan Hale was exe- cuted 134 years ago today as a spy is of especial interest to people of the Norwalk, for it was “ from Norwalk shores that the American patriot de- parted on his fateful journey into the British lines on Long island. in corn- memoration of Nathan Hale, Norwaik Chapter, D. A.R.. erected a drinking fountain in West avenue, in front of the armory. a few years ago. —-Coal by bushel or ton at Wm. Reed’s. 8 Fourth street. A little additional light has been cast on the finding so near the surface a few days ago of the skeleton of a human being in the dooryard of Wil- liam A. Gilbert, til Van Zandt street. The bones were not much more than a foot undér ground but Mr. Gilbert explains that the yard had been grad ed several times so that undoubtedly the body was originally buried much deeper than when found. The bones, which are now on exhibition at the Bridge Pharmacy. continue to be ob- Jects of much interest. They have been vieWed by a great many people. Definite information has now been received from the East Norwalk oy- stermen who are at work on the natur- al growth oyster beds oil Bridgeport. it appears that there is no set and that all traffic is in two year old stuff. which is by no means ovorplentlful. as is strewn by the fact that quite ll number of boats that rumoured on Tuesday. when the season opened. have returned home. Only one of the local men has given up. Captain Wll~ liarn Tobey, and he only came back on account of an injured wrist. The two year old stuff being caught brings from 50 to 60.cents a bushel. ' Alice May, is the name of the dour little daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Chambers, in Digsbul'y. Alberta Province, Canada. on August fifth. This is the second daughter born to that popular couple, the first one, Marlo. being now ten years of use. and the most sparkling girl in all lltgabury Mr. Chambers is the well- known apathe- cnry. fomrerly located at. the Bridge .Plrarnincy. which he sold Out. and mov 'cd to the great northwest where he is flourishing like the glean bay trec. HI is prominent Ii! church and state at- falls and owns considerable real cs into. Mrs. Chambers first name is ‘glllay hence the some prctiy name is given to No. -—Woman loves a clc,nr rosy com- plexion. Burdock Blood Blitcrs purifies the blood, clears the skin. restores . ruddy, sound health. RAWAYIIIII Ferd ilartog. of Rowuyton IIvcnIIc. has I-ntcred Mcrrill's College. South Norwalk. for n couhe of study. (leorge Minor has secured a poirisou WE LEAD!»- Others Try to Follow Very Best Creamery Butter, a Pure Lard. a pound Full Cream Cheese, a pound 25 lbs. Granulated Sugar for 18 lbs. Granulated Sugar for 9 lbs. Granulated Sugar for 4'4 lbs. Granulated Sugar for A&P Fancy Patent Flour. 24% lb. Bag Japan Rice, 6 pounds for Matches. Parlor or Double-Tip, 2 boxes for Sauerkraut. a can pound EXTRA STAMPS WITH GROCERIBS 10 Stamps with i can But. tana Spice ............... 10¢: 10 Stamps with i can Smok- ed Bardines ............. 10c 10 Stamps with 1 pkg. Maca- roni or Spaghetti ......... tile 10 Stamps with 1 pkg. Fluify Ruffles Starch ........... 10 if) Stumps with i bet. Liquid llIIIo .......... .....100 0 10 fitumps with 1 can A&i’ Lunch Cocoa . our... ; ill Stamps with 1 pkg. Grand- mother’s Oats. OQIOO ..... 10 Stamps with 1 pkg. Aiil’ liorax 10 Htamps with 1 pkg. Quaker or Mother's Toasted Corn Flakes ..... ills ..I.sIA-quI-.I..-. sxra'ssramas WITH rails mo corvette 50 stamps with 1 lb. Tea at.dOo it) Stamps with 1 lb. Tea at.50c 25 Stamps with 1 lb. Tea al.40o 30 Stamps with 1 lb. Coffee at.3iic 25 Stamps with 1 lb. (toffee at.30c 20 Stamps with 1 lb. Coffee at.2tlc 20 Stamps with 1 lb. Tea state 10 Stamps with 1 lb, Coffee at .200 DON'T FORGET THAT POUND OF!“ COPPER EXTRA FINE EGGS. A DOIEN Ion-l‘iolloslolhlllgol AAP CONDENSED MILK. A CAN Ill AA I _ I Al AAP iA BAMPANY as night outshines on the property of 1‘, Charles Klein. at Shirley Manor. An entertainment will be given in the Methodist Episcopal Chapel, next Monday night. by the Ladies' Aid so- cloty. William Moreley, who resides at the home or Mrs. Hester Wicks Crockett fiven‘ue, is spending a week in New or . -——iil. E. Bteinhart, notary public. lchsrd Racketi and family have mo cd from Crew avenue to Captain C. W. Bell's cottage in Forty-second street. , The Philathea Class. at a meeting in the Methodist Episcopal Chruch. Wednesday night. had a. discussion re- garding plans for the opening winter. Joseph R. Taylor, of Rowayton ave- nue. leaves town tomorrow for Weed- en, in the province of Quebec, Canada. where he will take a course in miner~ story ,1 ‘ «Bong narrative, M. 10. Chapel, Sept. 26. 8 p. m.‘ Tickets 25 cents. The entertainment committees of Rowayton Hose Company, and the La dies Auxiliary are making plans for a fair which will be held November 10,11 and 12. Mr. Leggett who has been residing f0I two years in Crow avenue, has gone to New York. and may not Is- turn here again. He is in the moving picture business in the metropolis. The Darien Juniors. of which some Rowayton baseball players are mem- bers, defeated the Norwalli trolleymen in a ball game yesterday afternoon, by a score of twenty~ceven to seven. Twenty—six members of the Roway- ton Hose Company went to South Nor- waik.‘last night. in full uniform. to participate in the parade and fair of Old Well Hook and Ladder Company. The local boys looked fine and made a good impression. PARIEII Allll Ililllfllllll. Series of special meeting will be held by the Congregational and Metho- dist churches of Dorian uniting under the lead of Rev. Dr. George I". Pente- cost. the noted. evangelist. Meetings arc to be held daily in the Congrcgn‘ llouai Church beginning Monday at 8- p. III. On Tuesday at 3:30 p. In.. Dr. i’cntecost will begin some bible head- lugs. Dr. Pentecost has long been a force among the churches. Those who attend will be greatly profited. .492 Tea One Tea "Nosed Out" of Many We have it in 14 lb. and 1-2 lb. pack- ages. Mixed Green and Black, For- mosa, Oolong, Ceylon and india. Eug- llah Breakfast. Schlicllting Bros. 8: Co.- Cor. Railroad Ave. A Main 8A.. Dorian Select Groceries. Hey. (ii-sin. Flour and Food. Hardware. Paints. Glass. on: Pilllllll Mrs. Emily Morris has Iltl‘ll visiting Mls. Arthur MlIlIllebrIka. Mrs. A. ll. tlorhum drew to lthIdiIu: on Saturday and spent the Week on! with relatives. llarrcls of oil are at .thc station awaiting the action of the sclcctInen. who will use the compound on ihv town reads this fall. The Fairileld County Archdeaconry will meet, Monday. October Hill]. in l-it. Matthew's Church. Aficr thcmorn lug service the delegates will enjoy the hospitality of the parish. The Whlat Club members took the 8:. fit» II. III train for him walk on Thurs day aird then went by trollm to W est port. where the day was pleasantly spent at the cottage of Mrs. William Conrstock. Professor Alex flibsou will give on organ recital, Friday evening. in St. Matthew's Church. Mrs. Gibson will also sing There will be no pilie of admission, but voluntary contributions will be taken during thc evening ilr. Yito. of llclden lliil, having sold his place to an oubofiown family. containing muny i'hllIlI'cII. i'lllliii‘ is thus shown for the reopening of Coir ire school. which was closed this fall for luck of the number of pupils re nulvcd by law. We did not suppose that. the cotton- wood iren of the West could flourish on Connecticut soil. yet it is true. if II-yowitnesues are to be believed. that one stands on the corner or the road near South Wilton station. the proper- ty owned by Mr. Lum. The consecration of thc cIInpol of fit. Elisabeth took place Wednesday after noon at arts. The congregation at ,Si. Matthew's and others were invited .to be present. This chapel is for tho I use of the Sisters of the Annunciation. who own the former Folsom place. A wedding ceremony took place, Sun- .dny. Hopi. lith. in the Congregational museums. The contracting warn Mr. (Enable 0. Middicbrooka, oi IWiiion, and Miss illilsabotii Vcru Orr .tcrbmikk, of Norwalk. Tim olilclniiiig ‘Ininlator was the Rev. W. l). liurl. WW liiill‘illll in New York. Emhslmlng Supply factory. tertainiilg out of town relatives. the Assumption close tomorrow, road has been closed for the lesson. part It'll Francis “calm-attending school I William Petrie has a position at the Mrs. Charles Jennings has been on- inmber any services at the Church at The Dunne mansion on the shore A Statement of FAtis Backed by a Strongstiuarantsa We guarantee complete relief to all sufferers from constipation in every case where we fail we will supply the medicine free. Rexail Orderlles are a gentle effoc tive. dependable and safe boWel regu- lator, strengthener and tonic. They reestablish nature's functions in a quiet. easy way. They do not cause any inconvenience. grilling or nausea. They are so pleasant to take and work so easily that they may be taken by any one at any time They thorough- ly tone up the whole system to heal- thy activity.‘ , Rexali Orderlies are unsurpassable and ideal for the use. of children, old folks and delicate persons. We can- not too highly recommend them to all sufferers from an fprm of constipa- tion and its ntten ant evils. 'l‘wo sis- es. 10c and 25c Remember. you can obtain itexall Remedies in this com- munity only at our store—~The Rexatl Store. The Clifford Pharmacy, Quitt- ner dz (‘anty. Props. young people from Brooklyn over San- day. The new houses recently erected on the Staples estate am being wired for electric lights. The resignation of Mrs. Chester Ben- edict as organist at Trinity church will take effect Oct. 1. The condition of Edward linbbell. who is critically ill with typhoid fever, remains about the same. The wild grapes this year are very scarce. owing to the result of frosts in the spring and later drought. Miss Abbie Brotlrerton has resumed her duties at Dr. MacFarland's sani- larium after a live wecks‘ vacation. Taylor and Richards have purchased ahorse from Eli Mead to take the place of the one they lost last Week. The float which was put into the waters at Compo beach by private pal- ties has been removed from the shore Edwarnd McElwee. who has been suffering with II badly sprained ankle. is irow able to walk without the aid of a cane. A fire startcd at llic Saugatucli Brass works Wednesday evening. but __ illiililllllilillli Old Well Fair RED MEN‘S HALL South Norwslk Septemberl9ili to 26th FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHTS‘ ENTERTAINMEN?‘ WILL BE PUR- NlSHED BY THE MANAGEMENT OF HOYT'S THEATRE. ADMISSION - Music Hall PECK a HART. More. and Lessons Our Policy: ”To Please the Patrons" Thurs... Fri. and Sat. Sept. 22. 23 and 24 GOLD PRIZES FOR THE CHILDREN SATURDAY AFTERNOON l’ricoo—~Mste., 2:30 p. "L, be and We; evening. 7:30 p. In. iiic auu lilo. W REGULAR VAUOIVILLE SHOW. BE- GINS 0:16 P. M. Pictures Open Performance. 7:30 p. In. “The Woman Hater” 'l‘irst Roaring Force by Carpenter- (lrililih 1 Co. Mu...— Browa and Brown Thorium Mischievous Kids The. Warden Quhrtette Classy Singing Offering The Hitches "Colored! Oilmediens" Mu... LATEST series rrcrpans‘ osmosis DAILY ~ In Ilium bill I ' ". was extinguishbd before much damage was one. The oyster beds of our shore have been inspected the past week by Dr. Peace of the Lederle. laboratories of New York.. Miss Mollie Bassett, of Bridgeport. Mis Ethel Salmon and Miss Asenath Meeker. of Westpofi. have returned to Allegheny college, Meadvllie. Pa. ‘ A week from tomorrow the law will be off on game birds. squirrels and rabbits, although shooting has already been. heard in the eastern section of the town. Charles Connors. is enjoying a few days’ vacation from his trolley duties. Willis Jones, editor of the Westpor- tor-Herald, is the owner of a New Bu~ ick automobile. ‘ Frank Taylor and family who spent the summer at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Meeker. have returned to their borne in Brooklyn. N. Y. Mr. Taylor is 84 your of age, and always took long walks in the morning. some- times to Westport village. a distance of two miles. He was a Westport boy. Norwalk. Conn” July2 To the lleaiing & Plumbing Co. (leutleinn: During the winter of 1907-08 A used $260 worth of coal to beat In)" six apartment house, using a boiler of well kuowh make. This i changed tm a SllI' III or lioilcr and used it during the uluiel of Willi-10 and my entire cont trill nas $162. making a net saving of Soil. You may use this statement in any way you cure to. Yours truly. llAltll‘I‘ \‘I'. liATliElt. .__._— Norwalk. Conn. Julx ‘l0. Mr. Frank 1. Jones. licililng Al I‘luinb lug (‘0- Norwalk, Conn. Dear Sir: The Spencer lloilcr which you placed in the Sentinel lluild- lug last full gave as complete sails faction in every way. Our coal bill was one-half of what it had been the preceding season. \ou may use this in any way you like \‘I-Iy irulx yours. JAML.‘ GOLDEN Prop l“ vining Sentinel ): i The Heating and Plumbing Co. FRANK i JONES. General Manager. 23 Main at. Nor-walk, Conn. ‘ WHEN A HOT SPELL COMES RANGES will be in great demand. so if you want to be ready for the heat, order your Gas Range today $14.75.... ON EASY PAYMENTS IF DESIRED Housatouic Power Co. STEWART COOK STOVES are the equiil of any mode and lower in price I. . ' $179 will buy a Stewart. fully guaranteed byus SENTINE i Automobile 3 To RENT A l Repairing and General Overhauling by first class mechanics. Agents for Maxwell, Koehler “4M Co- lumbia, Hupmobile. and Everitt "130.” Brand new Evcritt demonstrator in town. Do you watch the little Hupp. You can see her every day standing up and doing service. Greatest twopassehger car on earth. . Phone us or come and see us. Norwalk Consolidated Auto Company + David W. Raymond Funeral Director and Embellner l 19 North Main Street. South Noriflslk Residence, 6 Washinhtcn Strslet. Telephone at office, 336-2. Telephone at house. 693. THE NEW SCIENCE Definition of Chiropractic Chiropractic ll the science oft the cause of the disease and the art sit at! Justina the same. Diseases are caused by a wrench, twist or sprain ill the back. Even if done in an I'hoodii creates pinched nerves an min in icing. life in the different organs and tin Chiropractors remove the coupe of this disease and pain, and health is restated through harmonizing the III nerve systems in your body. Nervousiiese, Rheumatism, Purely sis, Heart, Kidney and Female Dis cues are given special attention: also Curvature of the Spine. You will never regret giving Chiropractic a chance to help you. T. FRANCIS. D. c. , 94 WASHINGTON OT. 80. NORWIALK Magnetic Treatments Given Also. FOR SALE 10 room house, all improvements. Steam heat. All in good condition. Centrally loI.-aicIl—~iivc minutes’ walk from South Norwulk station. Bargain. 9 rooms, all improvements. Fine, hard wood floors. Stable and carriage house. Excellent view of Sound and toxin. 34.60”. H. E. Dann 8. Son (incorporated) 45 WALL 8T. NORWALK ‘ .l f .,I» um um .._... AHAR . m wasnmorou orasllr w..- .. My...“ Real Estate Sold, hunted. Rented QUICK AUTO SERVICE Hove Rents Collected. and all lust- neu in Property done at The l. B. Lawrence Agency 16 booth Main 0t. During July and August Saturdays at 1 pm. svsrw ‘OTHIR week ”A .AT ON YOUR .IRVICI WHOM 7AAMATO.’IMI A i Decorator W J SUNDAY DINNERS. 75c . Banquets a Specialty TEL. CALL “I The Reed & Volk 5:: ‘ Electrical Co. The Only Fully Equipped. ELECTRICAL li-IOP A In the Town Aura sUPPLIss 1., Phone sols-50 South Main m... , 8. Norwalk, Conn. ' Music Hall Block Stoves Ranges Heaters : All Prices 3. K. MITCHEL: UNDERTAKIR F. A. MITCHELL. HOUSE FURNISHIR CORNER WALL AND HIGH .1": ' NORWALK. CONN. Mi Norwalk Branch Office of The Evening Sentinel Daily Line to N. Y. For Freight Only‘ Freight Propellers leave Pier 28'.’ East'Rivcr. New York, (foot of Dover: guest). every day (except Sunday). as 3p In Freight received at Norwplld up to «i p In. and South Norwalk un t0 5' 30 I’ was...“ Norwjllt Steamboat Co.‘ Arming J. Smith, c. c. mama. Lessee General Agent ~ it's Time to Think of Heating the House We have a very large line of 1", PARLOK . STOVES that will suit all tastes and pureed. Call in at any time and salt ques- tions about them. a. Home“; Nash TELEPHONE 401 N. MsinkWédSieSNorvvlk ' J. n: TELEPHONI OALL m . Dorian case. (dreamy Ioulmriil I...‘ IAI'I' NORWIlLK m ShoieDlaacrssnd All Klthiit SeaFoodCooliedioOIdéf‘g... ' John a. O’Sullivas . PW”. MORNINR. i , , TheA.l.Angevine&SoaCo. , ’ 124 WASHINGTON srasn‘r scum NORWALK “I"? W *‘" "calmed “A" the W , 10 Flatt Street 39.“ "y Tel. 900. Deliveries 8:30 a. ms and 2.230 p. In. Free Delivery .3?” M the Methodist church Sun- GOLD PM! '0” TH! OHILORIN 184 to 18. Washington Direct. ‘Mrs. 0. ll. Meeker entertained and i also it" Actresses WW 3 vaflz v
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