. thigh Moods. boosts wire bum:
Filled
Your Di‘llgWailts at the
Bridge Phasiacy
Prompt and silicieut
service at all times
Personal attention giv-
en to all prescription
work.
Chairs for our trolley
patrons. Come in and
Wait for your car.
E PHARMACY
ABKER. Manson
B
from Dorian Stamford and Norwalk.
and dancing Was the feature of the
evonius’. At 11: 30 oclock a tempting
lunch was served, after which the
friends departed. all voting Mi. heifer
dob a line entertainer. Music wamplo
lites by‘Measrs. Letterson and Par
r c
A gentleman who is very much bf a
isldewulk enthusiastt and who rarely
:i'ails to take advabnt use of a dream
i ‘stauce in favor of utter walks in East
lNorwalk.‘w was right on the Job again
i this morning. lie pointed to the side
Walks with ankle deep mad and was
lalso of the opinion that the solectmen
or somebody should be censured be
entitle the conditions are not better at
Ithe intoresactionv of East Washington
street and Saavlaw Menus, where trol-
“ley passengers transfer.
——Many ills come from impure blood
Cant have pure blood with family di
g sestion lazy liver and sluggish bovveis
The fag horn concert on the South:
was veiy much in evidence throughout
the night.
Mrs. Searing. of Rowan street, is
visiting her sister. Mrs. F. A. Jones.
in Stamford.
' Irving Parkinton has moved from
New Canaan to 50 Van Zandt street
East Norwalk.
The youngsters are bemosning the
fact that there has not been skating
or coasting for quite a long while.
Another large party of diners went
down to the Norwalk Country Club
last evening. The special occasion was
the weekly table do hote dinner
«Some dance. Dont miss it. ital
tan Social Club masquerade, Monday
evening. Jan. 30, at Arlen Hail
The new house which Morris Ep
stein has started in Charles street is
the latest acquisition to East Nor
\vnlk’s residences. The house will be
built as fast as weather will permit
irving Robertson is making quite an
extensive improvement in his launch
in that he is building a cabin on her
The boat is now docked at the rear
of Mr. Robertson‘s machine shop in
Seaview avenue.
The pastor Rel. Lester F. Reynolds.
will be the lender oi‘ the meeting 01'
the 1.03 81 Workers Society Sunday ov
ening at the Ad\ ent (‘hlistian t‘hulrh.
Tile Subject will be “Foreign Missions
——Christ in- China."
Milk thieves are again on the Job
The latest sufferers from their dept-e
dations are Charles Tobey and family,
of Charles street. This morning two
quarts of the fluid were missing. as
was also the milk pull.
Mrs. Arispu Van Scoy, who recently
went to Chicago with her smMn-Iuw
and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Harry J
Doiand. has returned home to East
Nor-walk. it is also understood that
Mr. and Mrs. Doland will return here
here shortly. M
~F‘irstclass meat market opened at
23 First St Best grades at lowest
possible prices. Satisfaction guaratr
teed, and the pubiicis cordially invit~
ed to call. Chas. M. Decker.‘
Albert Ayers, who has been ill for
a number of. weeks. continues to im»
prove and is able to get out and
hround. though he has not yet fully
recovered. Mr. Ayers is at present liv.
ing with his son. Clarence Ayers. in
loath Norwaik.
Following the regular weekly pray-
or meeting at the East Avenue Metho
dist Church, last evening. a meeting 01
the oihcisl board was held. A member
said today that only routine church
matters came “3’ for discll'sslon and no
thing of specie mblio interest.
A. number of East Norwaik young
people are planning to attend the Mar.
rill Coiioze roceglion at the Town As
semhly Hall in orwaik this evening
The reception will be from 8: 30 null.
12 o‘clock and every indication is that
the affair will be a very enjoyable one.
The monthly meeting or the East
Norwalk Fire Police will he held a
week from Monday evening. At that
time. arrangements will probably be
compiotod for the annual hall. to he
held on February 24th. at Randall's
Hail, corner of Van thdt street and
South Osborn avenue.
£0.03" he'stmgroamorg “egocentri-
., moor on. c on-
medial: per one. his. A. than.
Developments from the visit of a
South Normlk odioer of the law to
M Not-Walk lately are still awaited
with keen interest The coastal talk
_ lilo nihil- into the ol-
' . no will be a an if cir-
announces warrant. it has now be-
some known that a visit Wednesday on
WWW thlo'limmit‘m on;
[cation of the prosecuting attorney.
Asuncion my one lives William
1110mm infatuated. at his home in“,
~ Von londt strut. bit the members or
the Golden Sceptre. and
”mi
out when.» "or:
I rheumatism.
Burdock Blood Bitters strengthens
stomach, bowels and liver, and puri-
ties the blood.
alpha
Robert Scalzi
desires customers at his clean ton-
sorial parlor. where you will set the
best workmanship. Also a full line of
Cigars and Tobacco.
of .Mr. and
of Punnoycr
victim of the
Milton. the small sou
Mrs. Howard Every.
street, is the latest
measles. .
A ‘St. Valentine‘s dance is to be
bold in the Hose company on Friday
evening. February 17. Spiodci‘s or~
chestra is to furnish mask,
The Rowayton Methodist Episcopal
Church, by a contribution of $7 .50, has
been added to the lionm list of helpers
in the robulldlnu of the Newfiold hlotir
odlst Episcopal Church, in Bridgeport.
Tomorrow evcning the Reliance So-
cial Club will hold a whiat party in the
t-ompnuy'onquartcrs in Rowdy-ion uvu-
our. The play will begin at uzlb
o‘clock. Mrs. Henry l.. Rowland will in.-
the trustees. and will be assisted by
Mrs. Robert S. lihrviuy,
iiililil illii than
We have a full assortment of
WASH lillRDS
You will be sure to ilud one to stilt. at
N
Schlichtiag Bros. 81 Co.
Cor. Railroad Ave. at Main 8L. Dal-Ion
Select Groceriu, Hay. Grain. Flour
and Food. Hardware. Paints, Glass, etc
Mrs. John Hallorau. of “Halves five
hue, lilaricb. is ill of tho grippe.
B. M. Alter. tho lumen drugglst. Was
a visitor in New York city yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. llion Maine. of Wale-
house point. are guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Fred. N. Smith. oi llurisu.
Mrs. lllmtord Smith is ill
home in Main street.
at her
Dario“. from
“N“ case is considered a
serious one.
Your chickens were stolen from
Mrs. Leonard Mayor, of Gleubrook.
Wednesday afternoon. She lives in the
Dorian section.
Edward Bailey has moved his saw-
mill to this village, from Turn-oi-
River. lie has had it placed on the
Barton side. where he has a winter's
job. Mr. Robinson is boarding the
workmen.
Samuel fiberor, son of Mr. and fire.
ileum Sharon, is back in Dorian after
an absence of air. years. during which
time he has been in the west. it is
expected he will remain in llarlouxor
at least the present.
Frederick Weeks, of llarlon, general
nlanagor of the National Biscuit Com
pm.“ in Stamford. was neat to the her
«day, by Dr. Humbert ill
with acute I‘tiiiututlou of the heart. r.
Weeks had I «tour-e while in Dr.
llcrtsbern‘s office. consulting him.
indications point to a large attend
once at the arterial torts shooting this
evening. at which that more! mut-
ters of importance will no brought up.
The discussion. it was predicted today. .
will as lively. doo‘mflimelve
cousin lien is the Will or Mill-
. on th ’0 tumor
lino both“ tho
it i““ h
volt
”ow .ot her home, in s an.
villus“. in We! Mr blunder.
dearer...
3:8.»
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you
'son. Hov’zard Momma
. Ernst
”g; H‘s-sin“ W
new satuaw . nuns Us...
People ltaiehsrhooker. Miss litany. 0
Cos Cob; Miss June. Harold Jane. Mr. ,
Gist-son. Wilbur loses. ”to Reader-
Mia's Bertha
Loundes, Harry Mun es. of Dorian;
s‘tuand Fred Cooper and the
’ walrus
Miss Anna Saunders has returned
from a visit in Hartford.
George ll‘uil'child is recovering from
his recent illness.
William Coulter has severed his
connections with Kemhor's tnnnery.
Mrs. Joseph Hyatt has been cater—
taining Mrs. Grace Kettle, of New
York city.
Cari Diedrick, of Newhocheiie. has
been a recent guest of his parents, in-
ltoseviile district.
Tuesday at the high schom will be
'bhserved us h‘ounders' day. npproprt
ate exercises ,will be held in honor 0i
this event.
Members of Lad Paimcrton lodge
8. of ii. visited t e Norwailt lodge
meeting Monday evening and assisted
in stalling officers.
Delegates from the local Masonic
lodge attended the annual session of
the Connecticut Order of the Eastern
Star. at Hartford. yesterday. 3
Mrs. s. C. Beeley. sister of Mrs.
iluii Bradley. who has been staying
at their omo of Mrs. MoMuiieu. ex-
pects soon to move to Strntford.
The pancake supper held of Christ
church parish rooms, last evening.
was a success. Among those, who
took part in the musical (illttll‘liilli
uncut, ware: E. ii. Perry, Mrs. Dayton.
Miss Edna Bradley. Miss Alice Smith
and [mule Scolioid. of Norwalk.
A large automobile rcpresurrtiug the
Auto Club. of America. had a break-
down on tho druwhridso yesterday
noon. The machine was traveling at
a rapid speed and when the accident.
happened. the ohauflour narrowly cil-
capod being thrown from the car and
into the river. A broken chain was
the cause oi” the mishap.
m.--..ww—.
Willi.
Stephen 'l‘huyer has been on
sick list for a day or two.
Mrs. Clcn- (laden is entertaining n
young lady friend from out of town.
Mrs. Wil Ruswo. of North Wilton, is
rorovuring from an attack of tonsill-
its.
l-‘rnnlt llcncdict, of lioldch lilll, has
been visiting Mr. iluitt-ry in Gran-
hury. \
The Library Whist will moot next
'i‘uosday afternoon with Mrs. ilruco
M (Queen.
ll. W. Ogden has been busily conun-
od in cutting ice on the pond on the
promises of his brother. H. S. Ugdcn.
The young friends of Miss Lillian
Davin gave her a surprise party last
Friday ovuing at her home near The
Center.
The poplit of tho Congregational
(tum-k will be tilled next slundnr hi
the assistant pastor of a Brooklyn
Church. ‘
Carpenter St. John. of Westport. has
the contract for extensive improve
ments on the (layer place and W. ll.
(lriilln for the interior painting and
decorating.
Mrs. A. \V. Merwiu and Miss iiullr
crino Siurxcs attended a presentation
of The Merchant of Venice, by pupils
at Hillside Seminary. Nor-walk. Thurs
.lhy afternoon of this week.
t'harlcs and (loorae Horton. lurnwr
rukidcllls of ilciden iiill. worn pupils
of the late W. 0. Seymour when he
taught schoui in New t‘nuaan. and tho
into Mrs. Dario doors, of Wilton, was
his daughter.
“—— m. —, «
Willilli
lirudloy White is visiting his mother
in New Jersc)
W. ii. l-‘inch though improving. in
still confined to his bed.
Harry llaiiwitx, of South Not-walk.
has been in town this week.
George Pane has left town to spend
some timesin South Wilton.
Mrs. John Morton and Mrs. Adele
Hull are visitors in New Haven.
frown Treasurer Stephen W. Godfrey
and Mrs. Godfrey are both ill with
grip.
Frederick Platt is still confined to
his room with an attack of rheuma.
llslu. '
l' hurles Kennel. .lr. is in the Dan-
burr Hospital. recovering item an op
portion for apptmdh itiu.
Mrs. Amelia Fitch is the about of
her daughter. rs. l‘. w. Gregory. of
08 Newtown a enuo. Norwslk.
A number at Norneld Orange pa-
trons attends the meeting at Fairiloht
County Portions. fil'anxc. No. 9. in Don-
bury. Wednesday.
Friends here attended the funeral of
Town Clerk Eugene M ilulkiov. of
Doubury. Mr. tlhlitiov was a native of
Weston. and passed his youth
where ho had many friends.
a nephew of Mrs. Martin itowand.
WM
bottle
the
from“ stints of stamps.
I. N. Clark. of Milford. is canned
stone floor (“motions-in-
HID?
6
here. ,
lie was ‘
W
Mrs. Robert Dillon. ll _ recovering I
lit
ill with liltil‘tfl ’ ‘
Dr..and n. H Kesier and son
Benjamin. w :- guests of relatives in
Briduepo‘rt, “.aundar
ill for several days It her home in
, Bunk street with a severe cold.
The Red Man wii hold their annual
masquerade ball in Raymond's Hall.
Wednesday evening. February 22.
Ii. 1). Atwater has completed instant
log a new MaoCrumm Howell vacuum
cleaner in the Center school building.
w. 8. Baxter has engaged in the
real-estate and insurance business and
has opened ofilceu in the Raymond
building over the post-silica.
Hayward Davis in company with his
friend, Henry Brother. of New York.
is enjoying a hunting trip in Bran-
brdgo, Ga. where he will spend scv~
oral weeks.
John R. Bradley. the wealthy New
York man who backed the Di. Cook
expedition to the North Pole. hue pur-
chased an immense tract of land to
the north of this town with the inion
tion of erecting a beautiful summer
home.
The members of Wooster Lodge.
i. 0. 0. F.. are completing extensive
preparations for the public installa-
tion of the recently elected spleens of
the lodge. for next Monday evening.
The public will he. admitted and an
enjoyable and instructive evening;
awaits them. ’
Edwin Bouton. for some time em.
played in Siliiman'e store. has been
appointed Superintendent of the Town
Farm in place of Charles Rider. who
resigned a short time use. owing to
the death of his wife. Mr. Boston is
During the Month of
February
Special inducements
on Upholstering and
Repairing Furniture
Renovating
Mattresses. Etc:
A postal or a telephone call will bring
us direct to you.
m
K. MITCHELL. UNDERTAKER
F. A. MITCHELL
HOUSE FURNISHEB
CORNER WALL ‘AND HIGH are.
NORWALK. CONN.
M
Norwalk Branch Office 0i
The Evening Sentinel
Carborpndum
NOW IN THE. WiNDOW OF
CHAS. E. DOW
30. NORWALK. CONN.
Carboruudum
is made at Niagara Falls in the
largest Electrical Furnace i the
world. power being oht had
from the Falls themselves. it
is taken 'from the furnaces in
great lumps of diamond-like
crystals. These have all the
sharpness of diamonds and are
nearly as hard.
Carborundum
is used as emery lormorly was
for making wheels for all
kinds of shop grinding arid
Sharpening Stones for All
Purposes
Razor Hooch. combination
em... Axe Stones. Oil usual.
Scythe Blonds. Knife Charlton-
ors. on «on» in Wood Bonn
am! in Aluminum lens.
1% LE: 1"
is vsI hour THAT
ulna mu. tI voila
Hobos Moo lion
ws oo
‘xrfl
GAO?
L?
l
m at sushi-r us
ohm slow All one.
who on vault soars
~Mrs. Auna‘ ill. Haviland has been I
LIGHT"
l0
BEAlll‘lFlll. TEETH
it you value your teeth and
want to preserve them—keep
them white. sound and healthy.
remember that Peroxide is a
great claiming and antiseptic
agent and that
AD. S.
PEROXIDE
[TOOTH powosa
is a most superior preparation.
that should be used by every-
body from the children up. it
is smooth, fragrant. fascinating
Try it at any A.
D. 8. Drug Store.
These are thelocal A. D. 8. drugzisto:
AilOn. the drought.
The lrtd Pharmacy.
The Cliff rd Pharmacy.
Quittnor a Only. Props.
oxpericliccd in liillllllig and all] no
doubt he as sumosei‘ui as his prodmr ..
sol. uho hold the position for to: fill
Fours.
’lho Colonials oi .\(il\\tllk will play
the Y, M i‘, Regulars this evening,
in the tipura-lhmao. The preliminary
some is between the Dudes and
(downs. who will play off the fin game
of last Week. The winning loam will
be challenged by the Muster lluihlora‘
Five. There is llllll‘ll lull-rest uuthliost
in the (‘loulrlllldv itunu- and n I‘t‘l‘t‘i'd'
breaking crowd is t-xpoclv-d. Alter the
games there villi lw dam-lull.
(loo. 1‘, Smith and lidwurli Rlllll'llKi‘
were in New York. 'l‘ucsday. in the
interval oi llif.‘ \‘mun lilrn's t‘iuh
Tlloy linu- swul‘mi oiullordlv‘ um.
lumps ol i‘hrlsty {{- t‘o.. the theatrical
people who supply all llll‘ stock mm:
panics. including the Forlws Company.
of Stamford. The costumes for tho
illllltlii‘t'l show will cost about H52.
A big ndi’zilu‘v shin ul- HPRIS hits a!-
ready been made. and it looks as
iilmiull the biggest audience err-r will
N't‘ lllck lltlw. Special scenery is also
helm: nuuir- for the production.
The following real estate deals and
rentals have been made during lhv
past few days through the l". E. ilroen
uncury: Sold to George Lounsbury. of
West Norwnik. tho i.. .\l Mollroc. ur.
and ir . ice plnul; one-half of the Suns
not t‘vlsscy farm on (lunolm ii\'(‘l3lii' to
P. W, Xuxn-u. of New York; rented the
lil'. Frederick tillivttu hours», furnish-
ed. on Depolm avenue. to It ll. Clark.
of Now York. for the summer; routed
the Anna M. ilrmilu) house on Smith‘s
Ridge in A E. t‘oilil-r. oi New Ytli’li.
fertile summer; rented llil‘ Francs
Srydvr boiled in South arr-hue, unim‘
Method. for the your. to Willow A liud
icy. of New York.
NEVADA PASSES CIGARETTE BILL
l":\ll8ii2\'. Nov, Jan. 27.-~~Tho eon
aln- yesterday plisvlt‘tl a hill making it
unlszul to soil or give rinnrl‘lic pup
no to any man. woman or child in the
stair of Neruda.
unwyonxf assumes &
HARTFORD RAILROAD
TUME TABLE.
in In»: October 2, mo
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
A. hi.~—1ll:53x.il:09x. (Mix. «:08.
6:57. 7:20. 7:03. 8117:. 13:51:. 9:15;.
9:37. l0230x. 10:45:. 11:29:.
P. M.-——i2:bbx. l:05. 2:49x. 8:17.
5200:. 6:35, 5min. 0:40. 6:501. 7:161.
'1th:. 0240:. 10:29.
clays.
A.M.:~v~12 53:.“ no: 09:. 5:011. 8:04.
i:0 30:.
Elli—«13:56:. 2:341. 2:485 5:315.
6:60x. 7:003. 7:12.
10:28.
7:521. 8:2)1. 9:401,
W
. NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK.
A. his—Mil. 6M0,
8266s. moss. 9:161.
11:00:. 11:03.
P.hi.--i.‘i:ditx. 1:10. 1:003. 2:573,
8:80;. 3:55. 4:20, moan. 5:12. 5:25,
8:011, 0:088. Bzoax. 0:001. 9:30.11:00s.
11:30. 12:00:.
- land .
A. Humour. s: o. 7:80. roar.
r. 'u.~—12:ot. hoax. 5:01;, 5:04.
their. 7:003. mans. 11:00:. .
IOU‘l'H Monwct'zt TO NEW HA:
A: “5‘11: 10‘. 1:1”. '31'; Toa‘t
”3:? 192108. 30:18:. 10:81:. it. 11.
it ‘n. ~11: 071.: so, 3211:, 4 u.
illillill: ills. 6: to. 7:101. 9: 00:. 9:10;.
6:00.
9230:.
‘lzii'ix.
10:02.
Cum!
A. M.~II:10!. 1: Ox. 7:”. 9:11..d
10‘ tonne
«4:10; 8:101. It“, 1:101.
0:868. 0:031
MNIURV ‘I‘O ”UT” NOIWALKJ
Avila-4:“. 'llll, I: 00. It Iii. 10:00.
11: ‘50.“
P. “.4: In.“ ““8. it IO.
A. Kathi 8.11%
“it”.
am
Daily Line to N Y
Think of tho Fla-ha spouts-Au the
unnecessary pain and discomfort
you've hadn-thea DECIDE to have
your eyes restrained today.
OPTOMEThY
The correction or eye troubles, our
specialty-4th done exactly and relief
is certain if we fit your eyes.
Call today for examination
Fenwick Optical Co. 1
. own; 7"
’7 WASHINGTON irritant l
HUNT-*8 to itim a. m . and lzzsh to
I; p. m. Mondav urd Saturday. 7.to
{9 o. m.
For FREIGHT (luiy
Freight Propellers lt-llVo l‘ior
28,1‘uet River, \‘wv York (foot
of Dover streett u-le tiny lox~
cont Sunday), ht .‘.p m. Freight
received .it Norwalst up to l p
m. and South Noru'olf: up in 5:30
p. u:
Norwaik Steamboat
Arming J. Smith.
Lessee
Company :
c. C. Hegeman,
General Agent ‘
The Reed & Volk f
Electrical Co:
The Only Fully fiqulppod ‘
ELECTRICAL Shop 3
”In the Town l
AUTO SUPPLIES ‘
Phone Silo—t0 South \lsln ‘llruel l
l
S . Norwalk. Conn, Mmll‘ Hail illnz‘h
.. L. ' L
m: qu scarves.
Definition of Chiropractic l
(‘hiropraciic is the mime of the
tonnes of the disease: :u. ' the art ( f ad
lusting the same. ili:- oases an (nosed.
by a wrench. total or a min in the'
back. l-‘Ivon if done in Lhfidhuod it
ornate-s pinched ervcs and pain in?
later life in the {lillm‘r-n! organs and
limbs.
Chlrnpmtt'ol‘s rentmc llm muse of
this disease and pain, and health Is
restored through harmouivluu the six
nerve systems in your .mly.
Nervousncss, Rhenmrlism, Parana)
sis. ilcnrt. Kidney and Female ill..-
cuscs are given special nut-mien: also
(‘urruluro of tho Spine. ‘z'ou will
nol‘cr regret giving Chiropractzc :1
chann- to help you.
T. FRANCIS. l). L.
84 WASHINGTON 8T. 50. NORWALK
Magnetic Treatments Given Also
Dotti W.
Funeral Dim-tn: and limhalmcr
19 North Mam Street, South Norwalk
Residence. 6 Washington Street
Tolephyl'a at office. 3351:.
Toiep Inc at house. 693
Raymond
Notice
Contrary to reports in m
culallon. l have not Fold out
my business. and how no lit-
icmlon of doing so.
\l'ili continue to do busi-
ness at the same stand and
carry the fittest line of Wall
Paper and i‘uintcrs' Supplies.
as heretofore. with competent
men for all decorative work
E. E. Gorham
Decorator
10 FIN! at. East Noowoii.
Telephone 4 ..
Narwalk Consolidated
umrlo IANK IUOLDlNO [A
found in the B. M. R, FLA
2 and 4 passenger. and
WELL .
For Show Tickets ask
Auto Cempdlly
Phone 1120 l .
“Vi ear Shoes that Fttf’
Norwalk
THE PLACE
SHOES
that stand the test. We
lived not only recommend ,
them but~guhrantee them. .
RALSTON
$4.00
ELITE
$350- $4.00
HANAN
35.50-56.00
Boys' School Shoes
31.00-03.00
g...
Two Stores WM
South Norwulk
“as THE oavs seem To
THE COLD BEGINS TO
Our Entire Stock of“
Oak & Cylind
lF YOU WANT THE PLUflBE '
LENGTHEN
STRENGTHEN"
STOVES}
at Rock~bottom
Prices
F‘ riON E "FOUR-0o ONE”
Horace R. Nash
N. Main &Wesi Sis.
. g S.Norw'aik‘ '
mum
Hotel Mahaclt.
sans :2 PER oav’ AND ll; L
l. a. CONNOR. a...
whim DINNERS.
otury Compound
.70.. ALL LEAKS
000 I GALLON 50¢ a GALLON
We moronic- the Weather wear of
our Compound for three years. Writs
grommet“. correspondence match-
Country Roofing 00.. his.
9...!!!‘939392038. ,
south Net-walk
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