mun”
GotYour D [Wants
Fillcda‘tiie
S Bridge Pharmacy
“rages: and ambient settles at
Personal .sti gun given to all
prescription we
Chairs our our trolley muons.
Dome in and wait for your car.
ompds PHARMACY
J. PARKER. Manager.
w—zl
George R. Van Alstyne was a visitor
in New .York yesterday and attended
the theatre in the evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Preston have
moved from East Washington street
to their old home, Westport.
The Mayflower-s will play the Spring-
wods tomorrow afternoon for the John
Lonclrak benefit. The game will be
played at the Mayflower Oval.
Milton White and several friends
will set. sail in Mr. White's bout. this
evening. for Long island. to witness
the big Vanderbilt cup race.
.1. Wallace Marvin. who recently
retired from the coal business. has al-
so resigned his office of treasurer of
the East Norwalk school district. His
successor has not yet been appointed.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Crockett. of R0-
wayton. and daughter, Mrs. George
Kay, of New Haven, were guests yes~
terday of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel [Ilium-
median. of East Norwalk.
licward Gehrman and Robert Tate
went to Brooklyn yesterday to take
up their studies in the Long island
Medical College Hoapital. The for-
mer is beginning his setond year and
the latter his first.
Early risers were of the opinion that
there was a slight frost this morning.
though it was not very prouriennl. The
night was so devoid of moisture that
it was hard to tell positively whether
there had been a frost.
Arthur w. Day and a party of friends
will set sail in his big auxiliary sloop
Elisha Saxon. this evening. for Long
island, to witness the Vanderbilt cup
race tomorrow. The indications are
that most of the local boats will put
in at Oyster Bay and go thence to the
race course
Miss Ruth Auger has succeeded Mrs.
‘flllls as a teacher in the Marvin
school. Mrs. Mills. who was formerly
Miss Daisy Wadbams, of Norwalk,has
taught in'the Marvin school since the
beginning of the term and has been
obliged to rellngulsh the position on
account of the serious illness of her
husband.
A fox terrier dog owned by Mrs.
Frank Fox was run over by an auto-
mobile, on the Washington street
bridge. last night. Tire little animal
lay out on the bridge for the remain-
der of the night and was distovored
this morning. it appeared to have a
broken back. The dog was taken home
by Mrs, Fox and an effort is being
made to save its life.
Our genial friend and contributor of
interesting reminiscences. Ed James,
met with a very unfortunate accident
on Seaview avenue, last Tuesday“
While walking along this thoroughfare.
Added to the L0 Listduo
to This Famous “Randy
(iron No. --"l was slur lys nor.
rout w . loculd not we it across
. the door without
‘ my heart fluttering
. rid l oouidnot even
i. die ii-
lthotu’s egcta-
is Compound he:
onet my nervesa
[rapt of good
. hasslaorelievsd
* . rt ii”.mi£3°€i’ii‘dd“ii¢i
hose
beenfioreatsy‘hcneiltsd by tom-Mrs.
”tight alarm mono Mo.
St Innis. no. "2:?va
with a female
buckwil s.~hes
ice in tempts
entire lot! and”
subs“ now havenomoroirou“
that way.”-Mrh.’.Af. Home, hill
Prescott Ava. sews.
Because your case is a illouit our.
doctors having done you no
donut continues) suffers!
mm yisssm‘mm bam‘s has outed
3
in rd a rely
wm‘ ’i‘i’le.’ such as its
defamation. chosen
“it“ matter...
m can;
isworth
. 70 degrees in
p . acdrtlcft on the
at a in ruin his right knee-baa
very severe y.. illlatn talus, who
happened by at the time. assisted him
to his home. Dr. Brown is in attend-
ands. r
, A. recent test of the new heating
apparetus‘flnstallod at the Marvin
school by the district committee prov-
ed very successful. The newness of
the apparatus was the cause of con-
siderable smoke and odor. but this is
but a temporary trouble. The con-
tract of the company furnishln n1 the
apparatus is that the latter wil heat
the school to a uniform temperatute of
the coldest winter
weather. This will be quite a con-
trast‘for the teachers and pupils who
shivered in their wraps last winter.
eVen though they augmented the regu- ,
lar beating apparatus with portable
oil stoves.
The East Norwalk electors will have
one her opportunity Monday to show
the appreciation of faithful service
in office by re-electing ’i‘own To: Col-
lector Robert G. Mitchell irrespective
of party aiiillation. Mr Mitchell has
occupied the other with credit to him-
self and the town for two years and
durin that time has gained honor-eds
of ad itlonal friends because of his de-
votion to the interests of the taxpay.
era, as well as to the town. Mr. Mitch-
ell's name appears among‘the Demo-
cratic nominations and his boat of
friends who vote the Republican ticket
can vote for him simply by plucln gab
“X." in the small square in front of his
illiiliiliii
Tc South Norwulk Water Commis-
sioners have installed a new fire by
druut in front of the S C. Horton
place, in Rowayion avenue. Rowayton.
The flood gates at the Veil island
bridge Which \vero undermined by the
weight of'tlre water shortly after they
Were lowered, are still up in the air
and out of commission. It is probable
ilrai they will not be brought into
play until next spring. as there is lit-
tle use of the pond during the. winter
season.
Requsitioa has been made by Gov-
ernor Weeks on Governor Hughes. of
New York, for the return to this state
of Pierre Heritler and his wife. Honor
the. ‘f‘bey are under detention in New
York charged with having been impli-
cated in the attempt to poison the furn-
lly of W. L. Scarlett. of Tokenekc, Sep-
tember ii.
~19. E. Stclnlrari, notary public.
Miss Lillian Taylor. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. James Taylor, gave a very
pleasant birthday party. at her borne
in Rowaytou avenue. last evening. A
number of her young friends were in
attendance, and all bad a fine time
playing games and otherwise enjoy:-
ing themselves. Refreshments were
served at a seasonublc hour. and after
indulging fur a while in further amuse
ment, the guests took their departure.
wishing their fair young hostess many
returns of the day.
One of the horses of Manager
Tracy. of the Norwallf store of the
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Com-t
parry. went on another eacapade in
Rowayton on Tuesday. it was the
biack‘horse. the one with a record for
runaways and other equally disastrous
affairs. driven by Earle ()arileld. Earl
was driving under the railroad bridge
when a train shot over the bridge. The
horse gave a leap and carried away
one of the traces. He ran a short dis-
tance and then began to kick. The
wagon was not badly damaged but
the paint was scratched from the
shafts and one trace was broken.
-—ltohl itch! itch! - scratch!
Scratch! Scratch! 'i‘ o more you
scratch the worse the i ch. 'l‘ry Dean's
lintment. it cures piles. schema. any
skin itching. All druuisu sell in.
liilliil illi liliiiliiii.
H. C. F'leitmsnn of Collcnder's Point
has a new Overland touring car.
John D. Crimmlns and family are
leaving next week for New York.
Mrs. F. J. Rogers has had an arte-
sian well strait on her premises on
Elmwood place. Dariou.
'l‘bc Noroton Heights Brass Hand is
to give a three days' fair in Fire-
r’neu'u Hall on October 21. 22 and
a
Judge it. if Holmes and his son
and dauglrtflr departed today for New
York. after spending the summer at
Collsndsr‘s Point.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Bell. who have
“M
. Assessors’ Notice
The Assessors 9f the Town of nation
will be at their silica in Town Hall
building on election day. October 3rd.
to receive in: lists.
$28 6t BOARD OF AKHESRORR.
GatYuur
HUNTING
License at the Town Clerk's
Office and Your
SUPPLIES
from us
schhchungnrosflam
Cor. Railroad Ass. 8 Main so. Dorian
WW“ “It limo. MY
WM
My
oil! ‘ L onon
' i ‘ Idle
22%;...”
a
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, iii ..
’?s rs Polo leave. tomorrow, for
air New otk residence.
’ canta- ‘iW Cadmium“
ford stl glitch. dial rs
old a a
r. Oanlren's home, is in Dorian. .
Wells are drying over in Mouton.
and many people are greatly incon-
venienced thsreby.
WMOI'.
John D. Crimmlns gate a barn dance
at 'Collcnder' a Point last night for his
ompioyes. Last week there Was a
large barn dance on the Frederick C.
Gallstln place
A large boiler has been installed at
Fitch's Soldiers Home. for use in op-
eration of the pump which drives wa-
ter from the reservoir to the great
tank at the Hours.
H. L. Fowler leaves Ring‘s End
Landing at Noroton tonight,
with a party of people aboard his
horror-boat Marion. bound for the
Vanderbilt Cup race.
The trees on the estate of Mrs
William Ziegler at Collsnder's Point
are being treated by a firm of for-
esters from Boston. The treatment
has been going on several months.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick C. Gallatln.
Qr.. of Collender‘s Point. returned re-
cently from a fo r weeks' cruise
aboard their yacht Nancy. On board
with them were Miss lionlse A. Train
bridge and L. M. Dickinson.
leaves early in November for a trip
to Europe. Accompanied by a girl
friend from New York she will cross
to the residence of her uncle. John
Dugdalc in lreinnd, for several
months' viail
Miss Louise A. mebrldge,
daughter of the late Edward
Trowbrldge, is to be married on 8st-
urd‘ay, Oct. 22. to L. M. Dickinson. of
New York. The woddi 3 will take
pinion at the country res deuce of Miss
i‘.. Gallntin, .ir.
Mr. and Mrs. Anson Phelps Stokes
are expected home from three
mouths' European tour on Oct. iii. in
their absence Brick House has been
or cupch by Mrs. Robert Hunter and her“.-
the
week or so ago for their own residence
on On Ridge. Darlen.
Run down by an auiomobile on Nor-
oton Hill. Tuesday night, John Bar~
toes. of Newton Heights. was severe-
ly injured. The automobile splashed
his bicycle and Mr. Bartoes‘a shoulder
was dislocated and his arm hurt sc-
Verely. He set out-for his hours on
foot but collapsed near Miller‘s
bridge and was assisted home by two
acquaintances It is said that the
driver of the automobile did not stop
after hitting Bartocs. The latter is
employed by George R. Faucett here.
and was riding home, when hit.
Wiiii’flili
W. ii. Perry hurVestcd oil bushels
of Ilma beans this week.
Henry Parks in having a large hour
urry erected on his premises.
will be resumed Sunday evening.
The home of E. S. Wheeler. at Barr
gaiurk, is being wired for electric
lights.
Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Fancber. who
have been visiting in Monroe have re
turned.
Mr. and Mrs. John Grnber. of Dan-
gory, were guests of Westpori friends
yesterday.
The little son of Mr. and Mrs. C. E
Coley. Who lras been very iii, in much
improved.
Mina Jennie Thorpe has reaunlcd her
duties at the posloiilrc utter a two
\venks‘ vacation.
Rev. David Hughes. who is conduct
inn revival uerices. is a guest at the
Methodist parsonagp.
Arthur W. Price. of East Norwalk.
was the guest of his sister, Mrs. l-‘rcd
llallursou, Wednesday.
William Northrop. clerk at the
posrofllre, started on his annual vara‘
annual vacation yesterday.
Mr. anti Mrs. ilurt, who have been
spending the summer in town. have
returned to their city borne.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick iianks, of
Weston. have been guests this week of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wakemau.
William Hindi is planning to take
an automobile party to the ilanbury
fair and return each day next week.
Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey Barlow are
nlnr at boats to their friends at Dr.
Brennan’s residence on Comps street.
Mr. and Mrs. Lehman Moses, who
have spent the summer in one of the
Bunchsido cottages, have returned to
their Bridgeport homo.
Edward Fusion, who has been in
the employ of Doors Bros, has taken
chanrge of the new market which this
arm has started in Booth Norwulk.
Nell R. Mitchell and Rollin liber-
wood are going to have new skiff» built
so a» to make them eligible to compete
in the host race next spring for tho
fianford cup.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fabio are on-
laying a trip in the western states. and
while in Michigan will attend the un-
derrakers' mmvontlon that is to be
hold at Detroit. .
The death of Mrs. iiidith Kinner
(use Miss hidith Bionel of this place.
occurred at her home. Narrow Nook
road. sanguiuolt. Sunday. Mrs. Kinner
' was the daughter of the late Charles
alone. and her mother. who remar-
ried after her husband's death, is new
hire. Dumas front. of Danbury. De-
ceased was 28, years old and had been
in poor health for several years. itho
leaves besides her husband one little
son, a mother and two sisters. The
funeral was held from her late home
Wednesday. after which the body was
taken to Bethel and interred in the
family plot in the (terrier Cemetery
Wilifli.
Rios Cornelia Raymond. of Norwsrlt.
baboon visiting Mrs R H. li‘ilch this
or
a
buddy in New vol-it.
lies Ilary Comatoch. of North Wilt
it
in some cases it .
is. necessary to walk a mile or so for V,
Miss Jennie Dugdale. of Noroton. «.
children. Mr. and Mrs. liunler left a“
Evening services at Trinity Cirurch ‘
an... a“ ........._. .... w... . - .
ion. is visiting her brother,
‘.Comstock at Lynn. Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. liarry Slur-hes are
still stopping in Maine. but. their lit
tin can Harry has returned to town.
W. S. Olmstead is engaged in exten-
sive improvements and alterations on
the Miller homestead. in ilelden Hill.
Robert gturges, of 'Gloversvllle. N
Alfred
iiiifliiiiiliiii
”mWeO—Mfiflmvvfim n? -4 ,
Vanderbilt Cup Race
Saturday, October ist
and!
Grand Prize Race
of the Automobile Club
' of America
Saturday, October 15th
Steamer? Isabel
will lotus Steamboat lxrrk. South
Nerw.alk l-‘ ridlt owning. Rem .ltith.
and Friday evening. (irl. Hill. at 1‘2
o'clock. midnight. courier-ting with
lpet'illl train of Huntington for Hicks-
rlllr, l. l.. arriving in lime to see
itart of race ul daybreak. (in return
llit‘l‘ifii train will leave liirkavllle at
l p. in. making unirl. connections with
the boats at Huntington.
Tickets for Boat and Return. 52
Tickets for Train & Return. 64c
Refreshments on board. Autos iah'
on at reasonable rates. Phone sci.
GLOVERS’
THE PLACE
FALL
STYLES
We invite your
, inspection
Mrs. muses realisation spout Weds .
from his borne. in North Wilton, on
Tuesday.
Rev. W. D. Hurt and Mrs. liar-l are
_ in lioeton attending a convolution.
_ and rtpuirs on the bridge in the rear
' 5’: Mdisease and pain. and health is
tend lb
ion-loos tubal». you.
Rgal Estate
Y.. who is spending his vacatlorrwlth
his mother spent Wednesday in New
York
A thbuninn named Gony Aboya bad
the misfortune to lose by theft $28.50
They will remain away from town sev-
eral weeks.
Mrs. Virginia Wilkensou. of Bing:
hnnrion. N. Y., has returned home. ai~
tor a visit with her sister. Miss Helen
hiiddlclrrook.
Miss Elsie iiu'reli. who bus been
spending the long vacation at her
home in North Willtrll. will return next
Tuesday to her school duties at St.
Mary's linll. Burlington. N. .l.
Contractor timrge Taylor is super-
intending this week the alterations
of the Congregational and another
nearby bridge across the crock hear
the liirdsnlls.
Titc’scrloclrneu have commenced to
oil the road. the first lrrsialim t
adorning one side of the road past Cot-
tage llnw. When lire mixture of crude
oil. are. dries. than the other half of
the highway will receive attention.
a mum Wat
Smoked squirrel. one of the popular
furs of the season. is a soft shade of
dark brown. sofcter and darker than
blended squirrel.
Wide rovers, frequrnlly rather short.
are a feature of ntany of the short
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112 WAOHINGTON OTRIIT'
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Definition of Chiropractic 7
Chiropractic is the science or the
«use of the disease and the art of ad
lusting the sumo. Diseases are caused
by a wrench. twist or sprain in the
back. Iron if done in childhood it
creates pinched norvu and pain in
thug-.1". in the different organs and
Inn .
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barman pineal:
nerve syslon'ls u‘your y.
Neerususss. lbsnmstism. Pauly
sis, Heart, Kidney and ”male Din
cases are giv special attention; also
Curvature of Spins» You will
never regret giving 0 s
r. mirrors. a. c.
M WAIHiNo'l'ON IT. on. ”DIWALI
Magnetic Treatments limo Mes.
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, hunted} Rented
OUiCK AUTO OIRVIGI '
Have aim Collected. «a all “M
nus ln Property done at
mi.B.streaosAgeacy
,4
4‘
fancy coats of the season. and they
are a decorative feature, but one that
is not to be rashly adopted by women
of all ty pas-430nm figures are better
suited by the long, tapering rever in
front
The skilful dresser is learning how
to manage her scarf so as to accentu-
ate the slenderness of silhouette which
is nowadays of prime importance.
Very beautiful, ailpecially in con-
trast to the much betdraped coats of
son, are those long plain evening wraps
or richest material. luxuriously lined
but unornumeutal except by a single,
closing ornament of richest kind.
The bordered materials in line wool-
The Century Compound
STOPS ALL LEAKS
50c I GALLON 50¢ a GALLON
We guarantee the weather wear of
our Compound for three years. Write
fair estiruutes. Correspondence solicit-
ct.
D
Century Roofing Ch . inc.
83 Washington 8!. South Norwalk
EAOY GLAIEEB FOR UNIAOY EYI.
Are your eyes uneasy! Au tho!
beginning to rebel? Maire them can
iortable. Put them at their can
WEAR PROYER EYE GLASSES
We grind our own le’nses.
Fenwrck Optical to.
UNITED IANK IUILDING
ROOM: 7'8
'1 WASHINGTON STREET.
Hebrews to 11:30 a. or. and 12:“: to
3 p. at. Monday and Saturday. 1 to
p. m.
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Nor-Walk. Conn. July 22
To the Healing a Plumbing ('0
tieuiienm: During the winter of
190748 i used mo worth of coal to
beat my sin apartment house, using a
boiler of well known malts This i
changed for a Spencer boiler and used
it during the winter of 1909 10 and my
entire coal bill was I162. making a but
saving of 898
You may use this statement in on!
way you care to.
Yours truly.
.M HARRY W. MATHER.
0 ‘W’ m...—
' Norwalk. Conn. July 23. 10.
Mr. We
1. Jonas. Healing a Plumb-
ing .Ncrwulit. Conn. ‘
Dear an: The Spencer boiler
which you placed in the Sentinel Build
in; last fall gave us coihpiete satis-
faction in every way. Our coal bill
was onebsit of what it had been the
preceding season You may use this
in any way you like.
Very truly yours,
JAMliii GOLDEN,
Prop Evening Sentinel.
The Healing
and PiumhMg-Co:
i
10 Mill "bill It,
Mu‘
the past (and indeed the present) sea- ‘
Does Your Roof Leak? ’
one are mishowiug the fashionable Per“
slan borders upon breadths of plain.
color. and a newer effect is the to!“
border upon the smooth material .
Pearl trimmillll on black not c yr;
stltute one or the most «banning of “
season's coatings in gowa materials
and conform to the demand for black
and white.
Rose pink chiffon ,ambr‘ci cred in
crystal builds and encircled ill a all-
ver girdle makes a deliciously" girlish
done my frock for a younggi ,
Have you noted the blue and violet .
combination that is being effectively,
used for gowns as well as for bats this
season? it is particularly soft bud
beautiful. especially when gsrnitured
with a glint of siiyer. -
Vertically-striped tunics tend to . .
counteract the chopped-off effect of
the enormously wide hem on women
apt too generously blessed with in-
c as
'ro nanny Far;
by Automobile -
The Norwalk Consolidated Auto 00.
will run their Auto Bus to the Dan-
bury Fair commencing Tuesday, Octo-
. ber ith. and every day thereafter.
leaving the Mahacltemo Hotel at 8 a
1b.. and the Norwalk Hotel as 8:15
a. m.
Touring Cars will leave the Garage
at 8. 30 a in. same dates. All cars
will leave Fair Grounds at it p.112.
Touring care will call for ”changers
anywhere in The Norwalks by appoint-
men
Buy your tickets in advance, as the
number is limited Orders filled by
mail or telephone.
Round trip tickets-Touring cars,
$2 :30: auto bus, 31. 50.
Automobile races Tuesday and Sat-
urday. The Koehler, 40. has been on-
tered in several races. Watch her per-
formance and be convinced of her
qualities
Telephone 1120.
W ’5‘“ *l' '
Norwalk Consolidated
Auto Company
The ,
J eweii
Heat
Controller
tomatically opens and clonal
r furnace or boiler dampers as
often as the temperature of the
house falls below or rises above the
standard you yourself set.
‘ THE TIME CLOCK attachment
provides for change. for a warmer
temperature in the morning without
putting the Controller “out of but
ness" during the night.
ouaamraa‘o son TWENTY-
- FlVE YEARS.
Horace R. not
usurious sot . “is
N. Main .aweasa .RNoi'mlk
mm
STEWART
are the equal of any
made and lower
in price
$19
will buy a Stewart. My
guaranteed by us
The M Knittbé.lt§ts¢e
m to no Wuhiflfllfl m
.00"! "omits
. .
priid.
J. it mow
sitavrdiaao can»: ur- re liars '
aarss u m 51w ans cowards
‘ scam DiNNElls. 75c
a m, e» tom-tam- ,'
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