Filled at the
Bridge Phahnacy,
"Prompt and efficient Iorvloc at
11.111111}:
Personal attention siren to all
prescription work.
Chairs for our trolley patrons.
Come in and wait for your car
BRIDGE PHARMACY
J. PAHKRR. Manager.
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Mrs Smith is reported as seriously
ill at her home in First s1r.eet
Mrs. Stephen Blaneriok has been
quite ill for several days at be1 home
in Third street
'1‘ be local pool tables are being fixed
up for the winter but thus for nothing
has been said about a tournament.
George Sherwood and family have
moved from Van Zandt street into Ro—
bert Joselovsky’s block in First street.
A cottage prayer meeting will be
held tonight at 8 p. m. at the home of
A. [\llyllbun 4 Cottage street, East N011
wa
Charles Weed, employed at B. A
Jacksons market and store and wife
and son, William ha1e given up board-
ing and have now gone to housekeep.
ing in First street.
The new house which Mr. and Mrs.
Norton Benedict, of Third street, are
having built in Second street, is now
so nearly finished, that it will be ready
for occupancy very soon.
The Benedict Farms bridge iiilinr,
has not given trouble for some
time, indicating that it has settled in
a final resting place. Some people.
however. fear that it will settle still
more. When the filling was first made.
At the recent election in East Nor-
walk only eight ballots were thrown
out on account of improper markings.
The dispute in this district was on-
tirely over whether some 35 electors
had marked their ballots as they real
ly desired to vote.
It was reported that Conductor .Iohn
llannigan, of the Gregory .l’oint trol-
lcy line, saw an airship this morning.
but when interviewed .Iohn decirrcd,
“Tis false." Ho accused Conductor
Dick Dunn. of the East avenue line.
of being guilty of starting the story.
Mr. and Mrs. llalhert Amundsen, of
5 Lorena street, are happy over the
arrival in their home of a babydougha
ter. The little newcomer 111 rived you"
terday, and today the mother and
child are reported as doing nicely.
Mrs. Amundsen is a daughtei of Guns
table and Mrs Henry Sclzcr.
mCaptaIn Wilbm, oi the Salvation or
,who was located here 11 number
0,1 years ago. has returned to East
Norwalk and he and Mrs. Wilbur have
moved into Robert .iosclovsky's block
in First street. Captain Wilbur will
have charge as suprintendcnt of a
number of Salvation Army activities in
this vicinity.
A small sized horse caused consider
able excitement yesterday in front oi
James l’ai'kcr‘ a Bridge. Pharmsty. 'lhc
horse was attached to a carriage and
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care of yourself.
rangcmcut and
1i' 1.
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113,,
willcor-
rect this condi-
tion. The first act
by the body,
blood to p
dispel 'Isbmthdeu-riqhmed
es clear,j
you is Beecham‘s
was beta
1 women.
It Is
is to assist the stomach .
and liver, enabling nourisbi113‘ 1
food to digest and bedome asumtlated .
to” restore the ne'
r order
driven“ by a Norwalk young
upresuman William Thomp-
son came to the rescue and succeeded
11in throwing the little horse- before he
did any damage
1 The Maivel Sooiul'Club has been
planning a big time for this evening.
« The club's basketball team will play
the Pastime team this evening at
Randall's Hall cor-1191 of Van Zandt
street and Osborn avenue, and at the
conclusion of the contest will have a
dance. it is expected that there will
be a huge tu1nout of the friends of
the members.
The members oi Mayflower Hook
and Ladder Company. attired in full
dress uniform, will go to ltowayton
this evening and attend the nt1 of
Rowayton Hose Company The East
No1walk firemen will leave £10m in
front of the firehouse in Van Zandt
street, at 8 o’clock and will be acconr
hauled by the South Norwaik Fife
and Drum Corps.
Conductor Charles .I. Cal’i'rey. of the
Dorion Point trolley line. who has been
laid up in bed with asthma for a num»
ber 01' weeks, is still very ill, though
slightly impro1 cd. Mr. Cuffrey is litte-
ly to be. confined to his bed for some
time ionizer. ills many friends are
‘ glad to know that he is a little better.
though they regret. the long selge he
has been going through.
Local friends of William Dennison.
who was formerly in the market busi-
ness in East Norwnik with James A.
Johnson have not. heard from him in
some time. but at. ,last accounts, sever-
al months ago, he was still in (‘aili‘or~
pin, to which state he went after leav-
ing here. Since his stay In the. west.
Mr. Dennison has been employed in
the market business and has also
been a traveling salesman for the (“11d-
ahy l’tli'killg Company. .iie is an on-
ergciir young man, for whose prosper»
one future his friends have no fear.
The lectuic on the Hawaiian lsb.1i1i
last evening at the l‘ast Avenue M1»
thodisi (11111111 by Mira Lottie l'ill'Jl-
son was quite well attended and was
listened to with much interest. Miss
'I‘illotsoa, in addition to being 11 good
speaker, is known to many people in
addition to being a good speaker, is
known to many people in this vicin-
ity. She appeared in native costunu'
and gave a graphic description of
scenes 011 the islands and told of the
natives and their customs. Miss 'I‘illot
son is giving a series of addrcsscs
about this vicinity.
A large number of the ladies of St.
Peter‘s Evangelical Lutheran Church
gathered at the home of Rev. M. L.
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dandruff germ from mnemoath the
skin with greasy lotions or fancy hair
dressing when Pleisted's Drug: Store
will guarantee ZEMO and ZRMO Scan
to entirely rid the scalp oi' the germ
life that causes the trouble
ZEMO and ZEMO 80161pr n be ob-
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and are recognized the best and most
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often the fault of indigestion.
l
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Money and vitality
blood courses through
a
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and keen and the brain vig”
11 Pills good 11111111 willbe be
Steep in am avenue, yesterday at-
111‘ tetanus; in moon-o“ to an invitation
1911113911 them by the pastor’s wife.
One the chief objects of the gather1
in; was to discuss
glans for aubrist
mils Min to be hel
at the church 111
of delicious and fragrant coffee. so
dear to the heart of the German in»
non. these plans matured rapidly and
to the satisfaction of all. Mrs. Steup
proved herself a charming hostess en
tertaining her guests in the most
pleasing planner. As the visitors ds~1
parted for their respectivehomes they
assured their entertainer. of 1having
spool: 11 very enjoyable afternoon.
The bills for theicommutation and
poll taxes due the town of Norwalk
were sent out this week by the tax
collector: lie is required by the state
laws and a vote of town meetings in
Norwalk to do this. The taxes are due
and payable by December 1111. and
should receive the attention of those
receiving the bills before that time.
All who are exempt from paying the
taxes should notify the collector at
I 1111111111
in the list of members of the Wom-
an's Study Club, printed in last even-
ing's Sentinel, the name of Mrs. Ray.
mend was inadvertently omitted
through an error in composition.
—Miss Lottie L. Tillotaon, of Hawaii,
will film an entertainment under one
piece of Ladics' Aid Society, at Iiup-
11st. church. Sat. eve. Nov. 12, at 8
o'clock. Adults. 251:; children, the.
The car due in Rowaytou at 4:45
o'clock, yesterday afternoon, was ten
minutes late on account of the blow-
1111:. out or an air fuse on the Meadow
street switch. in South Norwalk. Rob-
on Morton was the motormsn and
Harold St. (leorgc the conductor.
William lluyler is recovering‘from
the effects of an accident he figured
in election day in South Norwalk. lie
was one of the ballot box lenders at.
the town election in the Franklin
street hose housc, and started to 1:0
111111-1151; the street just as Joseph Ray-
mond, of the West Side, came along
in an automobile. and towing another
one containing Samuel llencdict.
Without looking Mr. liuyici' darted bev
tween the two cars. Several people
shouted at him, and the car struck Mr.
Iinyler jurt as it was brought to a
stop. ilc was knocked down. but arose
and did not appear to be seriously in-
jured.
The Hose Company‘s Fair.
111111 of tin 11111-11 popular places in
lawn, last evening. was the Rowayton
iloso Company headquarters. in R0111
avion :1vcnuc.’l‘hc occasion wail ll Tait
siren by the 111cv11hcrs of the company.
assisted by the Ladiea' Auxiliary, the
latter organisation being a most of-
tIcIcnt aid to the Fire Department i11-
thc social Iinc.A~'to1anncd commit
11111 of the 111111111111) and auxiliary have
been decorating the building for over
:1 week and the interim now is bardlv
1'11comiir1abie as the customary head-
quarters.
Everything that is usual at these
events, and a few more, were in evi-
dcncc. 111111 evening. fancy work, cakc.
etc. The. booths were 111 charge 1.1
some of the most charming young lad-
ion In the village. and these alone wow
11 his attraction to the many present.
l. sat night was the that of three nights.
and if the say-11113111111 the first 111qu
is always the lowest in attendance, it
true, there will not be room enough
{111 11' 1- crowds this evening and tumor.
1"011 night.
in addition to the many attractive
booths, which were 111 ranged on the
ground floor of the building. the fine
hall on the second floor was reserved
for dancing. and this proved popular
especially with the younacr once
Mead and Levy, of East Norwollt. fur~
nisbed music for dancing, and this or»
in Rowayton as to
chesira is so well yew: and, popular
96 no nirovim-F
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‘ it To Taite
This is generally the first symptom of some organic del
It not corrected “off
color" is followed by blemishes, Iassitude,dulleycs, heavy head. bad
incaih and the symptoms all are familiar with, who have a
disorganized stomach. The whole system soon gets out
of gear, incapacitating one for either pleasure or
work. The backache, nervous spells, 1mpover-
bloom of the strength and blood are
easily encouraged and developed
, unless something is
11
done to restore
and invigorate.
1. the beginning of next month. and u11-‘
‘3 der the stimulating influence of a cup
Iiillllii illil
Elliptmmmm
Heartburn. Gas. Dyspepsia and Head-
ache Vanishand Your Stomach
Will Fed F1111
1‘ if your meals don't fit comfortably.
tor you feel bloated after eating, and
you believe it fit the food which fills
you; if what little you out has like it
lump of lead on your stomach; if' there
is diilloulty in breathing after eating.
eruotntions of sour, undigested food
and acid, heartburn. brash or a belch-
lag of gas, you can make 11p your mind
that you need something to stop food
foimentation and cure indigestion.
To make every bit of food you eat
aid in the nourishment and strength
of your body. you must rid your Stom-
sch of poisons, excessive acid and
stomach gas. which soars your entire
mesh—interferes with digestion and'
causes so many sauerers of Dyspepsia,
Sick Headache. liillousness, Constipw
tion. Griplng. etc. Your case is no
different-won are 11 stomach sufferer,
though you may call it by some other
name; your real slid only trouble is
that which you eat does not digest,
but quickly ferments and scars. pro’
dinning almost any unhealthy condi-
t on.
A case of Pope's Diapepsln will cost
fifty cents at any Pharmacy hero, and
will convince any stomach sufferer five
minutes after taking a single dose
that Fermentation and Sour Stomach
is causing the misery of indigestion,
No matter If you call your trouble
Catarrh of the Stomach, Nervousness
01' Gastritis. or by any other name» '
always remember that. a certain cure
is waiting at any drug store the ino-
1nent you decide to begin its use.
Pope‘s Dinpepsln will regulate any
outoforder Stomach within five min-
utes, and digest promptly. without any
fuss or discomfort, all of any kind of
food you eat.
lion.
Most of the merchants in the Town
of Norwalk hare contributed some-
thing for the fair. and there are many
valuable prizes being offered. ’l'hcso
Include everything from a cigar holder
to shock. kodaks, Morris chairs and a
ton of coal.
Despite the rather chilly Weather. a
large quantity of cream we" disposed
of. and this netted quite a ll‘Ofll. if
the sales of the many articles continue
at the rate that they were going iart
evening. there will be a total profit
from the event of about “100. it is
probable that 11111111311 will he the his
{test one of all. as inemhem of nearii
every fire company In town will be the
guests of the Hose Company. Most of
the departments present tonight will
be membets of tilt State li‘ircmcn' s As-
socintlon. in which the Hose 1‘ ompany
I11 included. The visitors will he 1rea1~
ed to some of the famous clam chowd~
or made in Rowayton. and will not be
‘ allowed to depart until they admit they
have had enough.
wstops itching instantly. Cures
piles. eczema. nit rheum, letter. itch.
hives, herpes, ' cs—Doan's Oint-
ment. At any d store.“
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IIlIlIEII Mil liliillilllll
Shoe dealer iohh I’ Rrummcr was
a visitor in New York t‘iiy yesterday.
hr. and Mrs. T. i". Scaulon, of Ridge-
ficld. cutortained Dr. Scanlos's mother
and sister of Newton last Sunday.
Mrs Smiley, sister of the laid Charles
G Waterbury. be!” blown! into Andrew
Taylor” 11 black in Main street. 1111111111
Special revival services are In pro-
itrcss this week at the Darlen Metho
dist Church, of which the Rev. George
lienton Smith is pastor.
Routine business matters were dis-
posed of at the monthly session of Ea-
gle Hook and Ladder and Engine. Com
pany Monday evening The company
has been hoping for a long time to sell
Its present bulldin; but the asunder
tions have not. yet moterlaiisod.
'l‘he Injuries received by Fireman
lleury Dusdale in the recent fire are
more serious than was at non slip-
posed. 'l‘he fingers which wore out by
plan are crushed so badly that he will
have two still fingers. The fingers are
ulcerated at the knuckle joint. Mr.
llundaie'will be nimble to report for
duty for some time yet. Ernest fl.
Lamb, the fireman whose tea was
crushed. is still in the Stamford Hos-
pital. The leg is swollen so badly that
it was impossible to put it in a cast un.
til the swelling goes down. the condi-
tion. however. I11 improving. Mao rb1
Luther street station is short- banded
or the time beina.-Btan1ford Advo-
License It the Town Clerk’s
and Your 1
isms-d 111...; Main ‘t.. Dart."
GWIIR our. Gl‘llll. Mr
lit, twee. rant-W311.
spew-.— aunt-
~« 111111111
Mrs. timiot or
in Nridscport‘ “to a.”
suit of these two men being maratho-
seusatuek itnd no to Now 101911 for
1111 winter.“
E 'I‘. Redford. of New York, wait
" I. dinner guest of Miss M. 1311311111. yes
tarday.
M111. James Chamberlain, who has
been visitingcin town has retutned to
Long island
Mrs Arthur Soloy has been the
west of Mr. and Mia Edwaid Soley,
in Greenwich.
1. Willard Adams is preparing to have
his residence on State street wired
for electric lights.
Arno Nitle. who has been worklns
in Gpshen, N. Y. for two years, has
returned to Westport
~ Frank Bulkley. who was severely i11-
lured two weeks 111111 by falling from
a ladder, is improving.
The first social of the 111111an in
Christ church parish was held Wed-
nesday evening at the home of Dr.
Stearns.
Tile members of Westpori circle.
C. of it“. of A.. whb are to give 11
dance this evening in National hall
are to undertake a little piaylettc e11-
tltled "The Girls Who Paid the Bill."
In the cast of characters are Misses
Mary Brady, Julia Driscoli. Mrs. Nel
lie Sturgcs, Mary Driscoll, Edward
and Albert Linxweilior.
WlSlIIII.
ll. ll. Siurges. of Wilton. was
town yesterday.
Mrs. Thomas Malone,
very ill, is Improving.
C. E. Scofleld. of New Cannon, was
an overnight guest yesterday at the
residence of L. M, Gould.
Jerome Davis is having his house
and buildings re-roofed. Bennett and
Williams doing the work.
Rev. Edward Scoiicld has left town.
after several days‘ visit with his cou-
sin. Miss Elizabeth Scotleld.
Mrs. I). Moses is entertaining her
sister, Mrs. 'l‘ollrs, of New Haven. at
the Congregational parsonage.
Willis flanks will lead the C. E.
111ectlng at the Norticld Congregational
Church, Sunday evening at '1' o'clock.
Mrs. M. (f. Godfrey has returned
from Ridaclieid accompanied by her
sister, Mrs. Thomas. who will spend a
few weeks in town.
Mrs. limb. of Bridgeport, is the
guest of her mother, Mrs. Frank Nich-
ols. Miss Jennie Nichols is spending
a few days in Bridgeport.
Noriield Grange will hold its regular
semi-monthly meeting this evening
with a Very interesting program to
in
who has been
Boat Hesuate
Putting it off will mean weaker sight
. 1111 ultravntion of the eye-trouble
harder to correct.
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eyesight with the aid of correct glass-
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mellow lightthst cannot flick 1',a the
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Lam divas, nail twat eye 111111111. , .
eRaya is designed to give the
best ii:71t,and it does. i
1111111 11 strong, durable shade-holder 1
that is held firm and true.
gives added strength.
brass and finished in nickel. ,
keep polished. The Rsyolslow ricad. ,
but no other lamp gives a better ighl iii .1 ,
I any price. 1; ~
Once a Raye Us
rim/or lo
StandardOll. Company
1 Midwinter-Ml ~ 1 ~ '
control:
like til 1111 u
Uses diffus 11.1
use 111111111111
shoulder'.‘\
£13: 1121
have
Anew burner 1
Made of solid
Easy to
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B1: Ruiz" 1mm of flu rfpff
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Heat Controller
“it Never Sleeps and
it Never Forgets"
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1111101? the Vbiislness “session.
Frederick lhirritt 11nd ' Frederick
Banks have. been summoned for jury
duty in the Civil Common Pleas
Court in Bridgeport, next week.
Mrs. Stephen Statues, Mrs. L. A.
Meade, M111. Reuben Geoppler, Mrs.
John Williams Miss Eddice White,
Miss Anna Banks. Mis it C Williams
Miss Annie Fitch have been visitors in
Illldgepori this week.
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BOY RAN iNTO AUTOMOBILE.
Fred Callahan. a young newsboy,
had the front wheel of his bicycle
smashed last evening about 5:30, .near
the entrance to the town hall building
ln~WaII street. Unfortunate though
the accident was, it appeared to he the
fault of the lad. who run sldewlse into
a rear guard of an automobile owned
by W. ll. l’nrmaiee and driven by Sam-
uel i... B. Evarts.‘ Mr. Evarts was driv
lag in the direction of the bridge on
the right side of the highway at the
time and it appeared that the be in
crossing the street diagonally. did" 101
see the auto until 100 late, iiearing'
the crash. Mr. Evans turned about
and when he saw something was
wrong, stopped his machine and went.
but I. to the ho). uho diaizucd his dam-
aited bicvclc to the sidewalk and be-
Ellll 10 Cl).
URIAH CUMMINGS.
Father of Homer Cumingc Dies Of
Heart Disease.
STAMFORD, Nov. ll.-Uriah1 Cum-
mings. father of Homer 8. Cummings
dird at his home here last night from
heart disease. lie was born in New
York state and was for many years an
expect in the cement industry and a
large holder of cement lands. For a
short time he was: a resident of New
Haven. Hg). leaves his wife and one
still
SARATQQA QPfilGER DEAD ,
SARATOGA. N Y Nov. 11. ~ John:
.I._llea|v former village 1111(11'3110 , died
suddenly here today. He 11 as a axadu
ate of Yale in the class of tall? 1111
several years be practiced law in New
lie was 39 years old.
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The Evening, Sentinel
r. A. MITCHELL :
Through Mamehuutts.
The Willing Workers' Circle. 0111111
Knight St. A. M. Church, held its, no»
6 Franklin avenue, presided over" by
its official president Miss Chasie.Gra-
ham. There was quite a full attends
once piesent, and a great deal of label-
none was done by the society. One
new 111e1nbe1. Miss Daisy Edwards,
was 1ecei1ed in the circle.
The pastor Rev B. H. V. Gumbii,‘
left this morning for Providence. R I.
on business lle' will preach, in the
mother church of. the New Haven dis-
trict of the A. M. E. ch11rch,.in New-
po1'.t it I.. on Sunday all day, 11 8.111
and 8 p. 1n. and 011 Monday he will de-
liver one of his famous lectures, 'The
Sunny Side of Life.‘ From New rt
he will go to Providence Boston.
bridge Lynn and Worcester, his old
charge. and return in time to preach
the. Thanksgiving
church in Norwalk on the 24th at 11.
a 111 111 which time the choir will ren-
der 8 very appropriate program
During the two weeks absence 11111111
Pastor the church will be in charge of
Deacon J. D. Taylor,
ministers will preach each Sunday 111111.
E usage your winter storage for iivd
will be in a well heate garage ready;
to be run out at a moment's notioe. ,
Engage your general overhaul“
for the coming winter, by expert men
chanics ‘
ty. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Norwalit amorous
Auto Company
Real Estate
Sold, insured, Rented
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QUICK AUTO .INVICI ‘ ‘
' 1.1.1;
Hm Reno Collected. and nil
- neso in Property done at
In
To the fleeting 1b 111111111111; Co.
Gentlemn: During thowin
1mm 1 used .260 worth at.»-
but my sinuous-into» 1
.of well. 111111
11111111111 for I are
it during the Motor.
entirecosl bill on
way you can to. You“
HARRY W. ll
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No 1111.11.11. hit 1 -
11.1.1111 111131111», 1 .1 ,
iii 1311., Name we‘ll.
7 it I
in tiny way yet“ the. 1
Very truly yo
JAM!!! GO
”WIL'E'INGWWOHKERS' cmCt. ‘
Rev. 8. H. V Gumbo. Starts on Trip_
and different,
Changing and remodeling a :peolag,
uni business meeting last night at. No. 1
'r
RID-1
sexmon at the .
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Auto Owners
storage and dead store. e. Your cam-
will be introduced by Deacon Tayloril ,
1111.11.11; Lawrence" may“ ,;
15 louth this 81., 1 1
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