0o.
Gentlemn: Dar the winter oi
isotosii used til “it! th or coal to
hot ‘ , n1 .
oils go to a Speno
it during the winter oil 1 ill-10 and my
entire coal bill was till. melting snot
saving of 898.
You may use this stasemint in any
way you care to.
HARRY‘Am W. HAT’HEB.
Norwalk. Conn” July as, '10.
Mr. Frank. I. Jones. Heating d: Plumb-
lug Ace. 'Norwails.(:o
A The mLet‘ Boiler
which you iLIaeed .in“ the tlnel Build-
lug lest fol gave us complete satis-
faction in every way. our coal bill
was one-half of what it had been the
preceding season.
in any way you Mhe.
Very truly yours
Jams: a coupon
Prop. Evening Sentinel.
The Heating
And Plumbmg‘ Co.
FRANK I. JON“. General none...
as Main 8L. Moi-walk. Conn.
FOR SALE
Eleven-room house in good condi
iiori. suitable for two families; water
installed. one acre. barns and outbuild-
ings. Bargain to quick buyer.
H. E. Dunn 8. Son
_ (Imam-mi
48 WALL OT. NONWALK
Chrisingas Remittances
For the Old country
While star Line Drafts
Money, OrdereAto—AII—Jarta of the
.. A World
J. M. Laytondz Co.
INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE
AGENTB
5 Railroad Avenuo. Jouth VNorwaIk
is built to burn either coal. wood
or, The gas‘ stove attachment
back out of the way when
not in“. use. Come in and let as ex-
plainila nynlerits'.
A.
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Horace ‘" Nash
"options in“!
You may use this.
A
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‘ i one Frk- s}
nose of the mean and the art of ad»
M ay sustain
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ralnlthe insi
‘ little bill and pow:
“Win our books. The ”
cl loo minute of the calling .
till. but does not touch
“Legal‘ty of tho proposed im- ‘
Auto OWners
Engage your winter storage for live .
storage and dead storage. Your cars
will be in a well heated sarose ready
to be run out at a moment's notice.
lineage your g’enersi overhauling
tor the coming winter. by «pert nie-
c h.snics .
Changing and remodeling a special
ty. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Norwalk Consolidated
Get Your Ding Wants
d
Bridge Pheasacy
“rung“. M Mill: “MOI M ‘-
new: emails ("In to all
prescription work.
Chairs hr troll troll.
Come in and?“ fordyour ll.
BRIDGE PWCY
‘Auto Company.
The One Who Uses a
C arver
linens only too well whether it
it suits him or not.) Don't
trifle with an unknown
~
brand, but buy a
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Sundries
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80¢ a GALLON 500 I GALLON
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We guarantee the weather wear of
our Compound for three years. Write
to? estimates. Correspondence solicib
Century Roofing Co. Inc.
as Washington It. souls Norwalk
Pictures
make very acceptable
Christmas Gifts
ALarge Display
10c to $9. 50
l. K. MITCHELL: UNDIBTAKKR
F. A. MITCHELL
HOUOI FUNNIOHIR
CORNER WALL AND HIGH lflet
i NOIWALK. CONN.
heiwalkbranclIOIfieeof
ThellvenInaSentmel
Mm
Chiropractic is the science 9! {he
A LL: i. a” MEET...“ are caused
W 0 IN!“
habit. liven if done in childhood “it
creates pinched res and pain In
IIIIl'lII life in the ill areal mans and
‘ can...“ '
Jo 'ANK‘Rs ”film
. ‘ er
owthe e re re within shout iii
" input-m elr milder time. which is
a very good showing considering the
circumstances
East Norwalk’a commercial electric
system has ho’en considerably as
ed duriufltlie ‘pdst few woolly. T e
seminars 1 wires are new throw: os-
‘ born and East evens“. Fort “real use
Keyser street to Julie Cavaoaah's
place. These latter extensions were
made with funds provided by the last
district meeting
The natural growth oystermeu who
did- not return to the southport
grounds are new glad they did not.
There was no poislb lilty of working
today had quite a few 1 dloatielis that
there will be nothing to ch in that line
for the rest of the week. This storm
svili probably result in most of the na-
tural growth workers giving up for the
season the Work at Bouthport.
No adltlonal details have been re-
ceived concerning the death of the late
.l
George T. Freeman. formerly pastor of
the blast avenue Methodist church.
boats that are still in the water.
The fog horn was
throughout the night on account
safety was a necessity for the steam
bouts plying the solind.
Mrs. Jesse O. Seams ~
will be pleased to learu‘thst she
gradually gaining her health.
A The Washington street ”bridge is not
much of a topic today as it has been
latte ly. for it is practically buried un-
der blanket of while it lh hoped.
Just the some. that work will be star
ted on the new structure at the curb
out moment possible heist opting.
East Norwulk File Police last ov-en
uuai bail.
been announced
snow and the historical calendar in-
thot the noise of Knoxville .but nuotli
heroic stand against Mugstreet,
Confederate general.
when it snows but the
on time
The snow storm will probably prove
a deciding factor inthe going out of
commission of a number of pleasure
prominent
of
the snow storm. This instrument of
of Cottage
street, who has been ‘sor ouely ill. is
slightly improved. He many friends
is
There was not a very heavy rush of
business iii the monthly meeting of the
ing but it Is expected that during the
winter the company will hold its an-
The details have not yet
Today East Noxwaik is besieged by
forms that it was just if years also
or kind of siege. ended. Sherman or»
rived there to relieve the city after tits
t o
Schedule time is always at a pre-
mium on the trolley line Everywhere
mat trolley-
leymon do their best to keep thd cars
This morning. despite the
who passed away Sunday at San An-
tonio, Texas. where he had long been
in ill health from lung trouble. it is
believed, however. that his remains
will be buried in rem. A great deal
of sympathy is expressedhers for the
members of his bereaved"- family. N
An idea of how the East Norwalk
gore district is growing was shown
last night by the regular aemi- mouth
ly meeting of the committee. at the
mptor generator house iii Seaview are-
fine. Two hours or more were requir~
ed to dispose of the various matters
under consideretlon.-though most of
them were simply of a routine order.
The committee as now constituted con»
slate of Robert F. Clark. chairman E.
K. St. John. ,aud Edward Eldest!
George E Thompsdn la the clerk.
Complaint has been made that the
Benedict harms bridge, is not proper-
ly lighted, so last ulght..after their
regular sembmonlhly meeting. the
members of the diet of committee
look a trip over to the ldge and in~
vestigated the situation. They found
the complaint instilled and will pro-
ceed at an early date to remedy it
The committee came to the conclusion
that the lightrure not distributed to
best advantage, which is the reel trou-
ble sndlln mnaeeuence they will shill
them about. One new pole will be re-
quired in this work.
A pretty Maltese cat may thank
John P. Beatiy for the fact that it has
a comfortable plac'e to curl up today.
Mr Bentty took a trip down to Token-
cko Sundgy. and while he was there.
the out came up to him and practical-
ly begged for assistance. it isbe boiler
the pretty feline was left by some sum-
-
e
3
Kerr' s Flex-Seed Emulei All
Linonine
eryonc knows the value of a Flax Seed
poultlcmf the power of Flax Seed
la the utmost in food medicine. Ev»
moi resident it is said that man) peo-
ple who would he horrified at the sug
geeiioni that they are cruel to animals
do not hesitate to return to the city
from their summer homes. leaving cats
to shift for thalamus. One woman
main is practice of visiting shore re-
soits after the close of the mason and
gathering on the abandoned cats
The cumin-g of the snow has inter
fered ultli the progress of the new fire
'i‘es. One of the great fundamental
truths of medicine is that: »-l-‘iaa Seed
contains a large amount of proclou
vegetable albumen which possesse
es and particularly in Couhhs. “Colds.
Bronchitis and Con mpueu.
aicisna can tru. U coins for thee
you want?
For Coughs. Colds
and Bronchitis
Consumption er bodybuilding. damn
a remedy that removes the
you if there is a our» for you.
Countless
mglnaed by to
having their direct or lndlrsict cause i
aueglacted "cold" or ocean. unenln
thing in the world to you.
”I! own no surer “Jim" “Out for in
l anmmnooui membranes
liven Alas
special emcacy in all wasting diaeas
if phl-
cause!
Hospice is the remedy that will cure
vs nonsense are rec
medical profession as
has seed emulsion is the most helplui
Medicine
of nose.
Thus while
”nestles la ourlnl "colda." coughs.
‘ V It in also
in the
claim system but not for long, it is
hoped as the people of the district
3 mo anxious to have the new system in
I working order. Appliances and meter
lai halo been in We for several days.
" ; so that with weather any way favor
iable it will be bubs fdw seeks before
e the system will ready for trouble
ailments. what further evidence can The tire signal is o be a siren. opera
ted by air that in turn is compressed
by an electric motor. The committee
on installation im'esrigared carefully
. the various types of fire signals and
Leoneluded that this is a very suitable
two for the district The her number
will be announced shortly. The dis.
tricl committee house to get the sys-
lem in working order by Christmas
Some of the machinery has yet to ur-
rive from the Westluahouso people.
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lioae Company held a meeting but
wants!
L l3c‘ih'hs Baptlgt and Methodist Sabbath
cola are rehearsing for
C‘hristlnas concert and festival exer.
it see. .
Alton. it is one of the finest equi
othe hivaM
,oi til rind.
Winning: readngieriret.
:léidsii
”WV
ritual is No lUIlll'iON i
about the tensorial parlor or nosey-
d
gall-cuisinw My work is always the
west. clean shop. equip
«the latest roll disinfect:
drying wiggles. Btricly hp
.. ;__A A. sense
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The members at Lincoln Council.
Junior 0 U. ‘A. M are to present twu
plays this week. on Thursday and Fri
day evenings.
The snow has spoiled the hopes of
skating for a while Previous to the
present storm. there was quite good
skating on Royles mend. Now sleds
are vetry much in favor.
The regular men-t y meeting of the
Barton firemen was old last night.
The firemen are still in hopes of die-
poslng of their firehouse. but thus far
have not secured a purchased for the
present building.
The awe of the death of the Rev.
Georg Freeman brought regret in.
mass as wall as in other places. for
Mr. Freeman was formerly pastor of
the local Methodist Church. He went
from here to East Norwulll.
The Noroton Wblst club held its
fortnightly meeting on Thursday at
the beautiful home of Mrs. Charles
Coliom, Shlppnn Point. Prizes were
won by Mrs. Show anti Mrs Theo“
Davenport Mrs. George Jenkins reA
solved the guest prise. Delicious re
freshmonts. daintlly served closed the
pleasant afternoon. 'inc next meet
ing wii be held at Mrs Dockers at
Glehbr'ook.
A stranger. who is said to have step-
ped off a freight train yesterday morn-
ing near the Burton lower certainly
played‘ln luck if there is such thing
as luck. The man landed di ally in
front of an express train but instead
of being around to death he was sim-
ply knocked aside. escaping with a
broken arm and severely cut hand. The
stronger was taken aboard a train and
it was understood be Was conveyed to
the Stamford Hospital
shops aging. Suppose you come
Are You ill Need of an
Oil Heater?
We Have Them
Schlichting- Bros. 81 Co.
Cor. Railroad Ave. at Main it. Darlsn
Select Groceries. Hay. Crnln, Flour
and Peed.llardware. Paints. Glaea.etc
It .
"rt. 1.03.. on disposes of this: ,A_
ll...
[It's
smokeless. Has an In
smokound is easy to remove to
body or gallery cannot bosom we
attached to the four by a chain.
strong and durable. well-made.
light and ornamental.
Mimi-kn.”
Standard
”sofa!
been a guest at the Burriti residence
in Norileld
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Almy are spend-
ing the week at their summer home in
Godfrey street. A
.l. H. Snyder is now able to get
about without the aid of crutches.
Mrs. Snyder has also recovered.
Mrs. J. A. Smith. Mrs. Treadwell.
lira. Wakoman. Mrs. Kellogg. Mrs.
Patchcn. Mrs. Bradley. Mrs. W. .‘i.
Sherwood. hire. G. F. Sherwood, Mrs.
Coley. Mrs Fitch. Miss Gibbs will go
to Weetport this afternoon to attend
the whist party given by Mrs. Horace
llnl'lbuit.
JUMPED IN WATER WlTH CLOTH-
ING ON FIRE.
momm'rowsi, Dec. d.——Ciayton H.
Burr. an engineer at the Russell Mau-
ufnrturing Company. probably owes
his life to the presence of mind be dis-
played today, when his clothing. aflre.
caused by an explosion. he jumped
headlong through the ice which cover—
ed the raceway at the factory, extin-
guishing the flames. A lighted lan-
tern which he was carrying exploded
when it came in contact with gasoline
fumes. severely hunting his hands and
body and setting fire to his clothing
gives just as much heat as ou desire. it
tie-locklna'
which prevents the wick from being turned high enough”
therefor; it can be easily and chic 3:
An indicator shows the amount of oil in the fool. Has a cool
handle. Filler-cap is put in place like a
made/VWM ,
”WWW
Oil Co
{from droughts.
window a mo , .,
()Lla Hostel in .
co d drsufihi will be turned into
pleasant,
cm A. “~;g.
eslihlul currents! fresh
be . .
safe. odorless and A
and drop out. Burner *
,becaueo of a new d
unscrewed for rei‘vlc ‘1‘.
clean
cork in ehottl e,and
Finished in iapen or nicks. .
built for service, and yet
k. v A
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lilllllllllfl lilllilflill
Little Girl Feared Further Bodily
Harm From Father While
Testifying in Court
Bridgeport. Dec. 6,—The fourth ae-V‘
snuit case in this city inside of a
month was disposed of in the city
court this morning when Judge Foster
held James Nelson married. married.
in years of age of‘ 846 East *hsoin
street in the sum of $15 000 for dis mic/t '
pearnnce before the December term oi
the Criminal Superior Court thus end~
lug im the time at leagt one o! the
most sordid and deprsv d cases that
has ever come to the notice of the no-
llce in this city
Daughter Hie Victim.
of assault on his daughter and yarn ‘
terdny his wife who discovered the
terrible condition of affairs in her
home drank too much stimulants in on
short to drown her sorrow and was
looked up by Patrolman Bolgél‘ who
placed her husband under driest at her ,
Nelsons unnatural crime was that ‘9 “i
very ill.
’lltill’lllll T
Mrs. Frank Shepherd's mother is
After giving the alarm. he plunged
through the loo. his clothing a mass of
flames; and was later rescued by fol-
low workmen. lie was removed to the
hilddlesex hospital. and while his con-
Tbe ladiea' Auxiliary of Rowayton
their
. years of faithful service
.ln
relatives in Bridgeport.
Several new books have recently
been added to the library.
St. Agnes Guild will meet with Mrs.
Btoarne tomorrow afternoon.
Dr. and hire. Fred Roland are re-
loicing over the birth of a daughter.
Mela Manner is confined to' his
home with a severe attack of roots
maliam. _
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Height and
son were guests Sunday of Mrs. Fred
Batter-on.
Mr. and hire-'0. ll. Jennings and lit-
tle eon have gone to Virginie to spend
the holidays.
E. ’1‘ Bedford has given a building
site opposite the “Green collage" to
the Boys' Athletic Club.
A delegation from the Methodist
Church will attend the hostel union
service at the First if E. Church. in
Bridgeport, Friday
Everett Elwood has resigned as as-
sistant superintendent of the Farm:
Church Sunday school. after many
At, the recent mention of the fire
district it was voted to install two new
hydrants. one at the corner of Burr
avenue and lllato street and the other
on Sylvan avenue.
Announcement has been made of
the marriage of Charles Langenberg.
of this place. and um llamret
Bubleagel of “center. Fe. The
ceremony tools place in that town on
Thank lag day. They will reside
in. N Y.
~Don till i the
t n t escan' cur-
”kam oh’s’tInatseaseshave
beacon .
, ’s Ointment. so
sir. and lire. liner iluil have vislo
ed friendship whim
Mm la 3- MW '1 "’0 We“ 0‘ since is critical. it is expected that be
"Will! I“ Bridgeport. will room or The fire at the factory
hire. Harriet. C. Price is visiting was extinguished allhout any great
IDES.
“Use Eaz-sll.”Scrgcant
and Be Happy
Every one who is on their feet this
hot Weather should take an Enroll foot
bath at night it takes out all burning.
stinging. amerting and soreness: cores
corps. cgllouaee and bunidus; destroys
all odors from offensive per-spiration
and makes the feet feel fine and lit.
Easel! is the only manipulated fest
drugglat will refund your money.
iidenco in Emil?
[WARD P. WIID
8| Wall MM. Nllvrmt
Doesn't this. guarantee give you con-V
instance Saturday night. ,
Nelson's vile crime had for a vio- A.
tim his daughter. May, lilyears clogs.
land was similar to the case of Joseph. .
Eudico charged with assault on Yetta. "
having continued for a period extend.
ing into months.
This morning in the city court tho
, child and the mbther together with.
Dr hicQueeney testified against Nelo
son. Nelson refused to say much only
contending that they were‘ accusing :
an innocent man Judge Mes than
found probable more and bound hint _‘
over to await the action of the mesa.
ior court“ ‘
Endloo Makes No Defense.
Attorney John J. Cuiilna’n appears .
log for Joseph Endlco charged with.
assault on Yetta shernlan. 11 use oil .
age put in no defense in the élty ecurt
this morning before Judge Wilde
when the case which was called Ind. ,
Emilee was bound over under itwo ,
counts to emit the action of the De."
camber term of the superior court in:‘
bond of 310.000. He was unableflto
burnish the bonds and togetherlwl
Nelson was committed. The men were
handcuffed and “mugged" berm their
were taken to the county Jail.
tablet d we all line the cooling. pym
healing were or oi. Get a see
box of rail and li'y do not find “mm up, Norwalh .
thnt it does all we cl for it your senses and Mime-rate a
percentage of the p e
of seals in Norwalk ll be '
the local Mammary. and the
dam has already m
are nor postage stamp! sud
Inlusivo 7M x
be used on letters without
stampu.
are in Emcee our loss Willis
Sherman, 11 years of age the practise { .7
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