A 0 lots r. Mahmud Iodine or III ‘ . him. It 100 and 12/.o a yard. ‘ Mlle Lace curtains It one to ”.60 a on r. ‘Wrmh ArW‘MNN MK'M” i rel «totem. item ILooIL soon-I NDIWALK. * l W's“ avsl‘lll‘tlh I“: TlNll‘. TILIPHONE ‘CALLS‘ WM... emu-tins... sad—Business constituent «oz—Branch OllIco. Norwalk 890 «Editor's Residence nos—om loltor'mfissldmoe Mrs Josephine Hyatt. of County street Norwallt, visited relatives in New York city during the holidays MlIlS MIrion Church of Westport avenue. is spending the latter part or the week with relatives in New Haven. The forty-filth annual meeting of the Congregational churchs of Connecticut Lvill be held in Danbury next Novem- or. Miss Annie Pardee and her mother Mrs. Almirs Pardon, oi Chestnut street. are visiting friends in Ridge tleld. Miss Idthel Leatherlnnd at Orchard street, who has been ill with the grip for a couple of weeks is recovering rapidly. -L—Home- made or link sausage, 14c lb Hayes' Market. The tin root of the town hall build- ing is being painted by a force omnen employed by Herman (J. Schmidt. oi Cranbury. George Prousser and Miss Ednn Weed, of Norwalk, attended the mati- nee at Jackson‘s Bridgeport theatre. Thursday. Mrs. Edward Merrill, oi‘ France street. who has been very ill with ty phoidL lever is improving rapidly and expects to be out in a few days. James Wood and daughter Lens and srandaughter Miss Marion Rice. or Winnlpauk. are spending a few days with Mr. Wood' s dauxnter, Mrs. James Riley, 0! Tottenvllle. L. Miss Helen ,Retchlord, who is at present studyin at Laurclton Hull college spent hanksglving at the home or her parents. Mr. and Mrs \ii- chael Rstchiord, of Main ”street The Botoba Club, In organisms?! Norwalk young men. held a meet 3 last evening at their quarters in Wall street 'A mfmhcr of business matters were transacted. .» . Miss Esther Gregory. the llttle daughter oi Mr. and Mrs. Giles Greg cry. of 6 West street, is recovering rn pldly from a lever and a complication at other diseases. ~Iiato’t Derhics at 0' Brian s. The urge pulp pile. which belongs to the St. George Pulp and Paper 00., of Smith street is increasing in size ‘ daily, and fresh Btllooner lends nro ‘ arriving every few days. At a very quiet ceremony held Wed- dIy evening at the rectory of St Marys church Miss Sarah Valentine and Wiiiam White. of Norwulh. were joindd in the holy bonds of mutt-".iinony After a short Wedding trip they will reside in Norwalk. “The Ladies‘ Auxiliary, A. t). H.. will hold a meeting unduy afternoon at its quarters in all street. The regu- lar meeting was postponed because it was a holiday. Mr. and Mrs. James Montgomery, of Norwalk. spent Thurs day with relatives in Drldseport. Miss Edna May Mather and William Edward Keitmes, or South Norwalk. ware married at the parsonage oi the Methodist Church in Norwalh Thurs- day evenlnl. by Rev. m... D. Tor- rey. The service was a very quiet one and the happy couple Will reside in‘ 'Isonnt Norwstk in the (inure. -—Buy your Barbies It Darlene. The work or laying the new tracksb at the. corner or the Green has been on otcd and the Connecticut Cow as I force at men at work layl Iii; now lies and rails at the switch leadln; to the ”fist avenue tracks and gas i? being hurried as last so possi- Alhert J. Wallace, the lieutenant- ‘ governor elect at C iterate. hi,» :1de by marriase oi rs. i“. w. erry. oi' Norwaik‘ Mr Wallace was educat- ._sd (or the ministry. but hi health not "being or the best wont California for his hoolth and since then has he- corae interested In polltm. . Thomas ollhoney of Cross street wits t it pitonvot a MIMI sor- ty (i n It lIIIdtotne on Thanksgiving ,1 r. Mo nontrivial“ about to take a Malls 'rn pulls: rs. lit expects to take a trip to Detroit in tho 1 near tutors. Ernest insurance, of We: utmost decolond'thealre in Bridse port Thurshtllty . Mr. and Mrs. DIVld Riley and .‘o... of Winnioauk. spent the holiday in New York city. HIrold ”handle, or Stevens' ooum -.lI..I nondins the location days at hiL home in East NOI'WSIR. Joann tended ll port Thursday attoruoon. Charles now. who is employed by the Meeker Goal 00., is very ill at his . home in Strawberry Hill. L‘ Gdors'e Wllxred Robins, of France street. spent the Thangsgiving lholiday with lrlends in Pennsylvania. , Joseph Banlngosa and Miss Annie , Thiel. ol the Norwalks took in the hip- podrome on Thanksnlvlns day Mr and Mrs. William Cargill Bridgeport, have been spending the week with relatives in Norwslk Miss Pearl Grover has returned to her home utter a few daysvisit With ‘ Miss Mary Cnssldy, of Cross street, Norwalk. Miss Jane Dyes. of South Norwaik. is spending the Thanksgiving holidays Si I‘. nuna Bunion, or East Norwelk spent Thursday afternoon in lirairlgepoit at tending the matinee. ‘ Mr. and Mrs William Duncan and son of New York (ity spent Thanks giving with Mr and Mn. Waters. 0! Elm street spending the week end and Sunday with his sister Miss Margaret Driscoll of Stlauliorry Hill avenue. New York city, are spending the boil- days at the Frank Ballwilz. Muplca’rnve. .l. guests Thursday of Mrs. 'i‘imolhx ll. Foster. 'i‘oivn Hill avenue Danlmry. James L. MtElroy of Slumiord uhith has just been erected on iv‘lmcrcsi is being ireshened with a coat of paint. ‘ al treasurer oi the United Hutton or North America, and congressmen-elect from the Third Brooklyn district. was in Norwslk and Danbury yesterday. a... with Mrs M. Taylor avenue be held Friday .tilernoo. December 9th South Main street enjoying as best he can under the din uuinslences a vacation from his du tics in the Norwulk Consolidated An In Company. the vacation being an en toned ‘one due to the breaking of his right arm while cranking an untomo bile a short time ago. left this morn ing for Springfield. Mass" where he will spend several weeks with his sis tier. injury nicely and hopes to be all right again in several more weeks. a great many friends who wish him a speedy recovery. MAKE YOUR DOLLAR. IXTIND. live years biz sales and pleased users of the L dc M Point will sue you do! larn. because when pointing1 witbi. In M. you are “hf“ a combined with w Ids io~lntperishsblo, and At M. wear and cover like sold. and lasting. You won‘t need to re walk; Huhbell I: Staples Norwalk: w. 8. (layer Ir ms.” fiest- port; Northrop Bron, Scull A Prominent ‘LI Dr. Dick's place. washart. oI Notwitlk. oi.- Jackson’s theatre in Bridge oi her home, 1 Prospect street --Dan- bury News. Di. G. M Brundago. of Norwnlk. re. turned vesterday morning after spend. in; Thanksgiving at Mount Klsco. Mrs. Clarissa B. Bates. of South Nor- walk, is a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. street, Danbury. Mr. and Mrs George W. Kndpp, oi Bridgepdrt, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Charles N. Arnold at Camp street av. or Thanksgiving. William A. Kellogg. or spent the day with relatives in Anso- nin Thursday. terday morning. Rowland Beach of who has been quite ill with typhoid . cvl‘er has completely recovered and is feeling quite well. (3 L. Barber. of Norwalk, and Miss his home in C. D. Boyce, 259 White Not-walk, lie returned home you Fl ant-e street. SS WALL DTIIIT. us no . Ono oi the noteworthy points oi our store is. its SOLID RELIABILI'li'I’ 7 Our HIGH QUALITY. ohr LOW PRICES. STOCKS. are facts. not theories. by knowing furniture buyers II the grandad oi merit. it an article is here it's Iced. We have faithfully considered the Furniture needs and otter a choice line of reasonable Furniture that will bring brightness and oomiort to the doom» our lame Collins' quidlty “'1'... long I .‘(1 A J. Collins Co. Funeral Diredtors and Emblllum. 12-18 North Main Street. 0. D. Jackson Optician Everything in the Optical Line. Eyes Examined Free PHOND «0. "GET STARTED RIGHT Merrill Commercial Course trains you for BUSINESS “ Ind wall-oelecM been acceplod 9 South Norwallt. Coon. NDNWAl-K. SUCCESS h‘roder loll William Drlsooll oi 'l'orrington. is Mr. and Mrs. F. Silman and son, of no of Mr. and Mrs. Miss llouisc M. Foster and Leonard Foster. 0! South Norwalk. were The bountiful how residence of James P. Manor, of Brooklyn. nation The Hospital Whiet Club met yester- lt. McCanslaud. oi . The next meeting will with Miss Nellie howndcs. of Robert Ella of Camp street who is Mr. sills is recovering from the He has Our many will prove that thirty instill c Oxide [And line 08 replies t l e a M Colors are thertefdro bl‘lsht lot. for it) to 15 you»; besides i... I. .P toasts less than any other, say abdut 180 per gallon. ’ not by Chas. E Dow. nth Nob dive; Co. 5 or of South N walk, Whose one will he Given Upon Application. Writes the Pol. ‘ lowing Itronl Testimonial: ’ , Medicine Co. .. . Booth Mk. (lentiénon: "1m pleasure t loll my testimonial tho list . oil‘s iolne. ihsvd '. ours r colds and L Itton nt aches Ind ”IQ-In v _-n helm! a signal; Wall ”Silhoprlo Wall loci-d II chaos”) also saves time in budding. This ,. “PM? I... “liar!“ So. Norwalk u. ’ O'QI 0‘ Stamford we mu give you. automobile hetero 'l‘b l50 CARRlAOED. DUSINISD WADONB. FARM WADOND, DUMP WAGONS. AND FO'J Port Chestrer ' THANKSGIVING ADVICE have something to be [or it you take it. t in good condition ltszivlng Day it it needs overhauling. and you may escape a breakdown or trouble on the road. it it should come. bring it to it Rood repair shop. where we will remcdv all de- tects and completely overhaul it. ..W A. Hanford‘s 42 Ndrth Main 8% and you may thankful Have Your WHEEL REAR TIP CARTS. It‘ you In in want oi In or the above. wlli make you bargain priso- d .i tvall‘uh‘gi‘o'n sm'q't, “M “L‘skun's‘... . opric Wall tolioarllfiislu " Asphalt Mastic. and surround wlinIh LUTHER M. WRIGHT S .. NORTH MAIN AND UNION 8T8. m style and service are Successor to Flynn A Ryan rill on Riki littlte nailed to sin , paper girl; of «realm. lovunitom shook new 53M monolith (outflow 1i cit; nailed to seldom: mdy ice atoll ms. . WIM' 1‘ ‘ “' Comfort is always given due prominence, but also caretully considered in every pair of ‘l‘Walk- Over’f / Shoes * ' MEN'S. I350. W V 60 not! “-00 WOMIN'S. IMO "FLYNN’S poor SHOP ‘ SouthyNorwalh [8 _’ hall: and! torts Ill “ISM Invite as.“ “if“ and when you need glasses come to us and havo your eyes titted properly. We employ Dentists—— Graduate Physiolsnswlo examine the eyes. THIS SEEMS is RENDERE‘D wt‘i‘ilotl'l‘ CHARGE, THAMER Helm STAMFORD ‘ . CONN. Open Monday I SIturday Eveninss To the Hosting I: Plumbing (30. poems I used S280 worth oi“ coal to heat my six apartment house. using a . it during the winter 0! 1909-10 and my nentire coal bill was 8162. making a net BOTTOM > TONIGHT and Monday, this I Sdays of this most succe L IJ/ZI ‘5 WV ”/11 f". Not-walk, coon. July as. ENTERTAINMENTS ’l ENTERTAINMENTN Gentier’nn: During the winter oi boiler oi well known make. This i changed for a Spencer Boiler and used ' Nov.24. 25,226 at H Theatre ‘ Thurs, Fri. Sat. BIJOU DREAM MATINIE DAILY, 2 P. M. EVENINGI. 2 COMPLETE DHDWD. 7 AND O P. '1. Every Saturday Ev’g 3 Complete Sims WILL BE GWEN WEST SHOW. 3‘ SOP. M. SECOND CHOW. 8: W P. I. THIRD SHOW 9: 80 P. M. ~ EVERY SHOW WILL BE COMPLETE Castle & Lair Ndy 8 Danie Max Zimmer "‘ timid Vsudevdle every Monday 8 Thu ' Motion Pictures Every Day ‘ Jowstt Piano, by “stoma I am e... um Exclusively saving of $98. You may use this statement in on: way you cure to. Yours truly, HARRY W. MATHER. Norwaik. Conn. July 23, 'llI. Mr. Frank I. Jones. Heating A Plumb- ing (10., Norwsik. Conn. Dear Sir: The Spencer Boiler which you placed in the Sentinel Build lug last fall gave no complete satis- lactlon In every way. Our coal bill we: one-half of what it had has the preceding season. You may use this in any way you lllto. Very truly yours, ' JAMES GOLDEN. Prop. Evening Sentinel. The Healing and Plumbing 00. FRANK l. JONES. General Manager. ' I3 Milo It. "walk. Conn .fi......,. ......_. Dues Your Rodi leek?» rt... Century Compound STOPS ALL LIAKS 60¢ a GALLON sue s-oALLON .. a «“5 v ... ’l- .l i COME 8, SKE ing and SI??— We guarantee the weather wear oi . ‘ ‘ our Compound for t years. Write ”gnaw “PRICES-- Correspondence solicit So out We Box Seam, 25c tor estimates. 4 Century Rooting 00.. Inc. as waste“... St.‘ ems Norwallr FOR SALE an... W~ - .LM. M MUSIC HAL South " Leading - I M Modern 9-rootn house. all Improve- . merits, excellent eondltlon. centrally , New located in South Norwalk; low price. ‘ Will make tonal satiataotdry. L . L 'i fighrgy . ‘ H. E. Donn 8 Son M H “ SI WALL W. NORWALK THE NEW SCIENCE . mile Ill' . WW 'W .... ‘ Stock Com" m res masher Miles N wsm's " HARLEY'S LAUNT” 3’
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