”a.“ V‘ v- 1 Get Your Drug Wants Filled at the ‘ Bridge j" jacy £111,333: and enihlsittlhmti’oi’t Personal attention sired-Void" prescription worn. ., .cf'iri'mr our'trtlllo‘wtr' . ' auxin and wait fory‘yg‘nr 21:. BRIDGE PHARMACY « 1’ - J. ”dunno-inner. The local natural growth oyster- men WWwent back'toflwork this morning at .Fairlield. They will'keep on the Job until thedredses freeze up. ' --..- Engineer Frank Hall, of the Gres- cent laundry. has resumed his duties. though he' has not yet completely re- covered from quite a severe attack of the grip. . , a . .- I ‘ ‘ Conductor Cotes Flewellyn. of the EasthavWenuc’liue. Is enjoying a day‘s vacation today. as a result of which Conductor Thomas Harrigan is look- ing after his car. The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society. of the'East Avenue Methodist Church, will meet tomorrow evening with Mrs. A. Greenwood, of Cottage street. »- The historical calendar of Pharma- cist James Parker shoWs that Robert Fulton. inventor of the steamboat wiz- ard. was born in Lancaster. Pound. 145 years ago today. .lohn P. Beatty drtwe‘to Larchmont. New York. and return in his automo- bile yesterday. The day was a some what chilly one for motoring but there were a large number of machines on the road. This evening‘s meeting of Mayflow- er Hook and Ladder Company wil be the regular monthly session. An e ah- orate Dutch supper will be sert’cd at the conclusion of the meeting. ‘ EAST NOR. Mr. and Mrs. Myron W. Osborn. the young bride and groom, who were mar- ried last week, are expected libido sometime this week. They planned to visit 'Philhd’iphls and other places and are to reside. upon their return. in Osborn avenue. " ' The interior decorating work' at Christ Episcopal Church. Gregory Boulevard, has new "advanced to such an extent that it shows how the com- pleted edifice will look. The church Is a. very pretty one and. is attracting much favorable comment. ‘ fin. Music Director N. Smith Ferguaou.‘ of the East Avenue Methodist Church. had out a large choir yesterday. The chorus choir numbered fourteen mem» bers and they presented a line musical program. The pastor, Rev. W. W. (lil- lies, also preached powerful sermons yesterday. as usual. East Norwalk residents are warned to be on the lookout for the gang of burglars who have been operating in '- this vicinity lately. and especially in South Norwalk. Many people are very careless about leaving money and low- elry, about and such thoughtlessnesa ls of pfltlculsr value to the crooks. Hessian Ryder and family. of Win- field ”set. were guests yesterday of relsti es in Sound Beach. While in the latter place. Mr. Ryder started to do milliflbi‘lxplol’lfil Mid came across I litii‘u‘et's host, that was considerably more than of average size. ily tlctunlt lnoatul‘emelit, It Was 16 inches in tilti- meter. Arthur Anderson. who has seen working as an apprentice at the car tor trade. has returned to ” t rwslk to live with his uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Milton. of Curlew avenue. and this morals! mutate workuln the masonry and Mouthwash“ factory. in South Nor- "’2.'.“r......, _ . The final trip to NorWailt last night. oaths m avenue trolls line was a script "Jonah." in dirt he over-hog: trolley Which-eke wit sprouts. 'l' _ first ‘ltM-'ootiili‘l~od on tho Wuhinr, ton strontium" and the second it Fort strut. outlive residence of Dr. F. 9. Baker. M s result the line car tin-.mriiusr in the vicinity of toast NOI’MIIN Mull , r u . * r: lid W r r flat-”fail I be p fiowl'ffiw aw .‘mviiw um "was“ * .. . amnesty all "some blup‘oo .pl yiug there. .. .. ups-lint four no. or . . a w . is abouttosfidtalgl avenue nil a i a 55.». it welcometo 'huyrervlces ’ths mission. . ‘ ‘ The . stickingl up of one of the peel tables at the other establishment on the Washington street brldsg devel- ops the later it n that thpitjp ,WlllJio W W We‘dnes day night... Fired Brown. who usually 3 wins the Mayflower pool tournaments. ,Wlsto play Watravollng expert. known as Shakespeare. but whose real name is Frank McKorvey. There is much in- ;crest. lathe contest, which will be or lbOpoinltl. George‘"R. ‘.Vanltistyne.7. * who plays once in a while, in the‘fSouth Norwalk Club pool tournaments, will be the referee. McKervey. who has played before Former President floore- velt. will give ,an exhibition of fancy playing after the regular game. A well-known local lms’iness man in speaking of the Gregory Boulevard to- day deplored preatly the fact. that the bouletvard does not run on a direct line out to Gregory! Point. He recalls that a. number of years ago Marvin Brothers offered to give property which would make such a straight‘ highway but the hue and cry went “Di that Marvin Brothers Would be greatly1 benefitted, whereas the working of the new road would have cost about 8800.‘ The man who spoke of the matter to- day declared that the value to the town of a straight road instead of the pres- ent serpentine course would have been of much more value to the town than. to Marvin Brothers. ‘ Conductor Harry Phillipson. who was working on the East avenue-Broad. River run, Saturday, had an unusuala experience with big bills. A stranger. apparently from New York and under, the influence of liquor, boarded his car: at the station, anti when Conductorl Pblllipson wont for his tare he handed, him a bill. Upon looking at. it. Harry discovered it to be of $1.000 denotninaw lion. He asked the man if he knew that it was such a large bill. and the latter took it back and taking another out of his pocket, handed It to the con- ductor. This was also of the same denomination as the first. After finds ing still another of the same value. the stranger finally found a large roll oi smaller bills In another pocket, one oil which the conductor was able to change. , The annual meeting of the Fire Der partmcnt is scheduled for tonight. Miss Grace l‘enneil. of McKinley street, has recovered from a recent illness. The Jones & Hotchklss Company. oi Norwallt. is installing a treating air paratua in the plant of The Steveuti Oyster Company. .— m..... Captain Preston H. 'Hart's new ’ house in Raymond street Is rapidly nearing completion. A Mount Vcr~ non. New York. contractor is doing tut: work. , The fair of Rowayton Hose Company was brought to a close Saturday oven- lng. it was very successful financially. and all the attractions were well my tronisod. ‘ The three nights' fair of Rowaytoth Hose Company was brought to a “close Saturday night. There was anothair very large attendance. and the attrac- tions were Ilberdily patronized. "m..”... Warren Gazer. until recently on- loyod in the plant of the Yale tE owns Manufacturing Company. i Standard. is now connected with the store of Melgs a: Company. in 8:1de Port. 1.‘ Eugene O‘Neil. of Water sir i. South Norwsllt, is recovering from t e affects of a fall which he had at T0 , ncke the, other day. He climbedlu tree to get'aome apples. and in so 0 monitor lost his hold and tnmbi rl about ten feet. landing in some rocltl. lie was able to get out, and later it- named his duties. ‘ l‘lcv. Ernest W. Bysshc. former 1 if tor of the Methodist church. who sent to France some time use, by missionary board of the New Y , East conference to take charge of th mission theirs. is again in the Uni States. ills former parishioners h o hope that he will find time to pay t in a visit before returning to Europe. ,. . " W Tito tugboat Muntlnnon. coating is to“ Norwsllt harbor. last we“. had s lit l‘t’ w. also tram month on Whit lira. rout omr‘s i find. it i ’DM‘BM‘WJIO tumult the r dolphins dram Hammock. for ,r, do . north/at White Rock. ‘ tis'W sported to am been goin . it speed and postman who saw or Isid'shs htd I very narrow escape; if? Fulfillment. fs Club. o, in“, 1“at ' a, tomorrow by ,nu. is is ho wolf‘sttldh’ he re; . " 1“ illibn diggoiiraa: The natives of,“ wait. the warrant s"“hsrbii‘ous~‘~or ”ssmi- ‘ ‘ Whaubous people, “many had supposed them to be; on the contrary. they were pducsted. from the; . grandmothers dope} . , that am our daily throusllout the worth. The natives. she also declared. were as hos- pitable a race as existed anywhere. and their manners were of the very best. Mitts Tiliotaou than . tit/9h. at some length on the lepers of Hawaii. and gave a very vivid descriptionof “those unfortunatas. arousing: incarnat- ost sympathy, for them. 1 its spars. however. she said. notw thatcndlnx ‘thel‘r awful condition. wereraliowed to marry. and tho chlldrbn born of such marriages were at once taken away and placed in institutions provided for their care. These children. she do- clared. never, showed any symptoms of leprosy, thereafter. a statement which must have caused the many present to Wonder. Much other decidedly interest- ing, information was brought out. and after reciting a poem and telling a very humorous darky story. Miss Till- otllon brought her efforts to a close. receiving. thereafter. the hearty and appreciative applause of her audience. Both before the lecture took place and afterwards. a line concert was given. which was participated In by the fol‘ lowing: "Miss Rose Sniffin and Master John Cleverly. both of whom rendered a brace of classical piano solos in a manner which reflected much credit on themselvas. and Mrs. Clem AI- brecht and Mrs. V. .l. Benellsha. cop- tralto and soprano. respectively. who sang well, as usual. The Misses Mary and Rose Soldin were the piano‘ accom- panista. * » _.. .q...»~....—......._._ tau idiliiiliilil. David Avery. of the Soldiers' Home. In Noroton. spent Election Day in New Canaan. , Mrs. Dana S. Wooley, of Noroton Heights. vlsltcd friends in New Ca- naan. last week. A son was born Friday to Mr. and Mrs. John ll. Tyson. at their Riverside home. The baby has been trained linin- llton Tyson. Members of St. John's Church. of Norolon. announce a euchre and dance party for Tuesday Welling. Nov. 21!. at. Volunteer ll. anti 1.. Hull. There is promise of a very enjoyable entertain- ment. A series of revival lueeiings‘began at the Noroton Heights mission yes- tcrday at 7:30 p. m.. continuing each evening for a week. or longer if the in- terest warrants. The meetings will‘hc in charlie of Rev. Charles F'. Bullock. 0f Stratford, a good speaker and sing. or. A cordial invitation is extended to the public. Get Your HUNTING License ”at the Town Clerk‘s Office and Your , SUPPLIES ' from us‘ Schlichtiug Bros. & Cc. Cor. Railroad (Ave. s Main at. Dal-Ion Select Binaries. Hay. unlit. Flow. and Food. Hardware. Points. Gloss. ow ._.....—...a.-. .. ... any..-” Sillilllliil Charles Cuties. of Silvermlne ave- one. has had his house painted. Mrs. George Fry. of New York City. is spending a few days with her mo- ther. Mrs. Ella Aiken. Mrs. Charles Cullen and children have returned sitar spending several days with relatives in Dunbury. Misti Alice Buttery spent the week- end with Mlss Stevens. our smiling school ma'srn. at the latters' home in stamford. The King’s Daughters are working hard for a fair which they will hold ,next Thursday. Nov. 17. at the home of Mrs. Ella Aiken. Mrs. Charles Yosranoe entertained her sister, Mrs. illdwin M. Bls‘ite. and daughter Pearl. of Broad River. and Mrs: Clarence Buttery. of Norwaik. Thursday. , - Plans and under way for the organs action of a ”clients choir in the M. P. Church. A ’lbsultsslvlug Day praise service service will be held Sunday sy‘ flamethrower 20.; ” . n urn..— any. h an..- ’«i Clouds flotilla. who is rushing a ”Mild for himself II a donkey. is visiti wills patients. mam Mrs, camel tbohc. its will lesvo nest week for Washing: as. and tater-us will ride at Japan... ti. ' ‘1 ‘ i "M . l Fitch?“ Norwalk. h'sl rf' “ ' "Miller sister. Mm mm’flvind'lmn called thin-d fillings. Ind'uiit‘bthusnt death." 337-" will very. enlightened people . ip ,well . ‘ nubile?“ and , , fully lnform- * ad of all the important ayents other. an. papa, W“ .V ‘ tuna-um _ When you have selected the right furnace and have had it properly set and connected you have eliminated most of the dif- ficulties of heating; the remain- ing ones being such as are en- tirely outside of the furnace. such as carelessness or inattention in the niaqagement. or unavoidable accident. ‘ An intelligent person need have no trouble; while a careless person is liable tO‘have trouble with the very best furnace. Yet the most intelligent person can- not get satisfactory results from a poor furnace. An intelligent person will en~ T36 the operation of a STAM— RD FURNACE. FOR SALE BY Horace R. Nash Corner North Main and West Streets. with his wheel on Sunday afternoon. Willie trying to moire a quick turn on South avenue. New Canaan. .lotm ran into the curb and sinaahrd his front wheel. He did not enjoy his three or four mile walk home a bit. Fred Miller was taken down with acute pains Sunday. which the doctor to believe that an attack of nppondlcil. is was impending. .By means of ice bags, liowaver, ibeattack is likely to be averted, and Fred: friends hope that be may soon be around again. The Friendly Men's Class held its regular meeting Tuesday evening. The young men are progressing splend- idly with their preparations for the outntalnmcnt they are 800“ to hold. ”'l‘bc Panaca“ is a twopart humorous affair in which ciaht will participate. m-.”... w.-. CHURCH CALENDARS. south NoNaka Methodist. Monday. 8 p. on- Uiiicinl board, members and their wives. Social unth- ciing at the home of Thomas i. Ray. proud. informal addresses. “The Flu- ances of the Church front the Stami- polnt of s Busindesa Man." M. l). filin- dall. chairman of the finance commit- NW. "The Finances of the Church from the Staudpoint of the Pastor.” llcv. ‘r‘. ll. ilpbam. ' 'l‘ucsday. 8 p. air-Sunday school board: social gathering at the parsou‘ ago. Address, “The (lradep School; on Actuallty." George S. Huwley. su‘ perintendent of the Sunday school of l-‘bst t‘hurch. l‘lrld‘oporl. Singing by ludics' quartet of tile I‘lpwortb League. Wednesdsy. ll: 30 p. m.. Thanksgiving dinner of the Men‘s class. at the church. 8 p. m.. rally of the hlpwcrth league; social gathering at the home of Mrs. Andrews; subject. “How l’ll Earn My Dollar Before Christmas." Thursday. 7:45 p. ni.——Workers' ral- Iy‘in chapel; letters from former pas- tors. “Ten (treat. Hymns." selections. trout a list of fifty submitted by the pastor; talk by Miss Fanny Crosby. "TWhy l Wrote Rescuing the Perish» ins"; singing by the chorus of the league of Miss Crosby's hymns. ll‘rlday.‘tl p. m.:-r~>~8upper and sociable in church prints. to be given by the ledtea' At Society. W South riot-walk Congregational. Monday-wind p. m.. the organisa- tion of a union of King's Daughters' circles. at the Norwslk Consrossttoaal church. to be addressed by a member . oijthe state committee. Wednesdsyw'lmo p. m.. the rehear- ssi of the chorus; 7M5 p. m.. the Sprinfwood chapel committee. at the oils motley-4:45 p. m.. devotional rervt ,led by the pastor: 89. m.. Missi . Margaret Board. of the Mom. sodas?! industrial school. will spoilt on the puma of wet-kin the south. and othortownschool; 8:45 p. m.. the rd pf descent, and metastases 3%“! ' r, a . “ dorm“ p. m.. thsilloys' battal- .ion; 8* print. a social gathering of the men 014110 psi-ilk. status psi-some. . om sums pot..." W i rum welds roundly society. in on anti muffin 7:30. . , . ‘wulr rm spam "1%”: ,fl‘hs lib,“ .wl it“. “hilt 1 ,_ llitid‘ a room 3} ‘V ' ' of his days in solitude. he Welds n's‘ Guild. ' tyavouue Warrants ‘ in till “W, ”W n are . COUNT .TOLOTOIlS EXILE.- ll Accompanied by His Physician and ~ Has Consider-hie Money. TULA. Russia. Norfiié—Count 'l‘ol' stoi's family will make no effort to induce him to abandon his self~lluposed exile and return to the peasant but at Yasnsyc Potions; which he secretly deserted last Thursday with the avow. all purpose of spending the remainder _ _ W ills wishes are altered to the countess. who how- ever has sent a message to her bus- band implorlng that with be permitted to join llm and share the hardships which he is determined to experience. Little by little the story of the au- thor‘s pilgrimage to date has become known. in company with ills physi- cian. Dr. Maltovctsky. he went from Tula to the ancient eloiater at Shar- lnardino. in the province, of Kulngutt, where he reluained today the guest of his sister Marie. 'l‘be hitter years has been a nun which was founded .500 years hill). The nuns mingled with the world, devot- ing themselves to good works. Toi— stoi plans to stay one week as the fuses 1'sa‘ yearsa etaoinsbrdlrdlrlnud guest of his sister after which he pro- poses to resume his wanderings with Dr. Makovetslty. His destination he refuses to disclose. 0n the way to Sharmardlno Count, Tolstoi stopped over night at the mou~ outcry of Option. llcfore entering the place be aunouncad: "i am the excom- municated and anatllematlzed Leo ’l‘olstol. is there any objection to my staying here?" The reply was: “it is both a duty and a pleasure to offer you shelter." Tolstol spent the day in the discus- cusnion of religious subjects with an aged Monk. whom he met. on a visit to the monastery 17 yours llgOr‘ The fol- lowlng morn the count resumed his pil- grimage. He is clad in a treasaut's suit of rough material and wears high boots. He carries no transports and when he left home he took only $17 with him. However. his dauahter Alexandra. who had learned her in- thers intentions. contrived to secrete $150 in a pocket of Dr. lilaltovctshy‘s clothes, and if the count antlers for the mecesaarlcs of life. it will be be cause he elects to do 50. Alexandra has since joined her father at Shamar- dine. many‘ at the sinister ' ! Ly a“ 11‘... T’inkham's w... For Sale in any amount Foreign Money Orders and Draft: to all Parts of the World Bond Required by Law Deposited With State of Conn. For Protection of Patrons insurance and Real Estate Agents 1. M. Layton 8: Co. 15 moms Av... Booth Nor-walk “ The House Comfortable " Is Insured at All Times by the Use of The Jewell Automatic Heat Controller “It Never Sleeps and It Never Forgets" Horace R. Nash TlLlPHONI 40! ulna awed Sis..S.Norwnllt “P r r E O , .. 7., . ,. .. ..uewriure ., .. WWW—0......" a rat a APPROVES i'l‘aking Lydia E. Plnkham’s Vegetable Compound Sabattus. Maine.—“ You told me to Lyd E Pinkbam's Ve etablo ' “Compoun and Liver I’llls before tutti-birth. and we are all surprised to links is 1see how much 0 . it did. My? lysi. clan said‘ V thouii doubt it was. the Compound tho .«holpod you.’ thank you for your kindness in adv slnfi . mo and ive ou in - permiss on 0 user y name it your iratimonlaliiP—M rs. Li. W. Miran-21.1.. Box 8. Sabattns. Me. Another Woman Helped. . g Graniteville. ‘Vt.—«“1 was meant througbtbecliangoof Life alltlsttlfere ‘. from nervousness and other annoying ‘ symptoms. Lydia l-l. l’inltbum's V ego- tabieCompound rcstorcdmybealtb and (strap ill. and proved \Voi‘iil mountains cl? 0 (l to me. For the sake of other s , ering Women I am willing you shouldpubllsh my lt-tter.”—-Mrs.. Continuallaacmr. REM, Granite. . vilifivt. Women who are tliiscritical period or whoaresuficr—l it 1th113 an of those distressing iilsW pica lar to hclr sex should not. lose sit; to! the fact: that for thirty Bears ‘ , Vegetable om. i oi‘nd, Which is made from roots and Rot” ‘ has been the standard remedy for cmale ills. In almost every com... munlt you will find women “be; have been restored to health by Lydia iW E l’inkbum‘s Vegetable Compound. i l passing through i FLIGHT ABANDONED. ' BRUSSELS. Nov. li.—~M. LcGau-W ncux. who madea flight with a passen~ nor from Paris to Brussels. In three hours and sixteen minutes yesterday. in competition for the 330.000 prize for the fastest round trip through the air. today abandoned the return flight to l’nrns because of a storm. -- ......_- .._ .m‘... usually satisfied with simply taking his own time. ....- ... .. ...-....._..... .‘afl. -. . ..._..- -W... The Century Compound srpée AL‘L LEAK: 50¢ a GALLON . 50c s GfiLLON We guarunlée'tbe weather wear of our Compound for three years. Write for estimates. Correspondence solicit- od 'Century Roofing Co. inc. 83 Washlnoton at. South Norwslk Axminster RUGS ANOTHER SHIPMENT JUST SIZE 9 x 12. Regular 325 SPECIAL balls 8. K. MITCHELL. UNDERTAKERW IN HOUO! FURNlOHER CORNER WALL AND HIGH 878.. NORWALK. CONN. Norwsllt Brag; Office of The Evening Sentinel W... ...... M... The A.J.Ange’viilé ; our; The man who takes his time isn‘t Does Your Roof LeakPW' inn Eatate a A. MITCHELL T . r" at. .. W.— . it you here reason to ballet you samples of his plate we that need is the-advice of Mallory. Hunks youttoxlei'ah you samlcs ordain piste we you prices. are. ~lace adv.“ it a...“ oio M -W, Not in the stovWeHhut with ’i‘ r J l . ., a v .z-I'W ~ it} i is the largest in town and now is the. time to select articles to W N . burn for the Holidays. P...— “an...“ 81 Son Co. ~ 134 to 136 “lesbianism-Street. South Not-wall! I I O V (- I 5‘2 IX! Definition of Chiropractic ’1? Chiropractic is the science or any cause or the disease and the art of lusting the same. Diseases pro on by a wrench. twist or sprain in ., back. Even if done in outline“ . creates pinched nerves and is later life in the diff“! era-soul limbs. Chiropractors remove the cons. of this disease and pain. sodium: is restored through harmonizing the six nerve systems in your body. Nervousness. Rheumatism, Par-1r sis, Heart. Kidney and has» Dil- - cases are given special attention; alto . Curvature of tho Spine. You will never regret giving Chiropractic o shun-co to help you. r. FRANCIS. D. c; in wasumarou er. so. seaward; i l l Magnetic Treatments elven Also. ‘ I Mduto Owners Engage your winter storage for live storage and dead storage. Your cars 'u‘ill be in a well heated garage ready} to be run out at a moment's notice. A Engage your general overhauling for the coming winter. by expert mar chanlca. ‘ Changing and remodeling a special. ty. Satisfaction guaranteed. V Norwalk Consulidaiéli Auto Company. ,____._...___...——3 Sold. Insured. Rented ’ . QUICK auto ssavrcs u m \ Have Rents Collected. and all lusts mm In Property done It WW W The .I. ll. Lawrence Agony 15 south min at. ' ‘ i 1 woman : . ‘ To the Hosting & Plum in: w Gentlemn: ring stimulator 1907.08 1 used $280 worth of . best my sin apartiusut noun. boiler of well known malts. chanson for s Spencer Boiler it tics-til: the whim of 1900-10, snthle‘oosl bill was it“. It'll saving of ”l. . .3... . You may use this submit"! way you card to. " . Yours trill . assay was W sameness». July , ' ‘ Mr. Frank Lionel. Muslin I ‘ 'insatlo... Norwplk, . best can, can W Sir: . which you sinusitis ms.- ., hull. ”1's”. ' lilacs intros? tray. .. if of pilot lbw, . ,_ Wines n hay-wary“ his. ‘ ‘ , V trni .
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