l
F‘llied
at the
11111111 Pharmacy
Prompt and sincient
service at all times. ‘
Personal attention giv-
. so to all prescription
work.
Chairs for our trolley
patrons. Come in and
wait for your car. .-
names PHARMACY
.1, 31.1. PARKER. Manager
.v
w Henry lBit Oorham. 31 Ealst Norwaik.
as 11 vs or yesor ay 11 New R0
cheiie. New York.
it is reported that wedding halls will
shortly ring for a popular East No1
walk young lady and a popular South
Norwalk young man.
The new parsonage of the Swadish
Congregational church is now ready
for lathing The building is entirely
enclosed and the windows are in.
The Sunday school board of the East
Avenue Methodist Church will meet
this evening with the superintendent.
C S. Ainsworth, at his home in cot
tage street.
‘x.
Conductor Charles M. Williams, of
the East avenue trolley line is having
a short vacation. during which his du-
ties on the car are being looked af-
ter by Thomas ilarrigan.
Saturdays stiff wind proved to be
the executioneer for a good sized up
pie tree in E. E. Gorhams door yard
in East avenue. The tree was broken
in two a short distance abo1e the
ground.
A well known contlactoi‘ expresses
the opinion that quite a number of
new houses will be built this spring in
East Norwaik. This is Judged from
the number of plans that are out and
being figured on.
7—Some dance. Don't miss it. ital-
ian Social Club masquerade. this
evening, Jan. 30. at Arion Hail.‘
ii. .1 iiipson. the leader, was in
charge of the Mons Class at the East
Avenue Methodist Church yesterday.
Mr. Hipson will also be in arge next
Sunday. The regular lesson of the day
on “Elijah" will be discussed.
Someone paused to ask this morn
lug what has become of the drought.
it was only a short while ago. it will
be remmebered that the water com
missionsrs were obliged to send out
warnings to water consumers.
Reports are coming in of the opera-
tions of milk bottle thieves. in other
places beside East Norwaik. Com-
plaint is now being made about these
small piiferers in Bridgeport. Consid-
erable of the blame has been hereto-
fore placed on hoboois.
Thomas T Murphy. \he well known
hill poster, is moving today from 1‘ 3111
Washington street. to Bridgepolt.
While Mr. Murphy will have his real
deuce in that city, he will spend sev
eral days a week in bill posting work
in this city. the same as at present.
Miss Emily Mason has returned
from her home in Peeksklll. New York.
where she want a few days ago. Miss
Mason came back sooner than she had
expected on account of the illness of
her aunt. Mrs. Charles H. Aisthorpe. of
Beaview avenue. who is new improved.
,s
W D. Sherwood manufacturer of
the Pioneerwaivs seating tool. which
operates by electricity and is built at
the plant of the South Norwalk Engiu
coring Company. will spend the latter
three days or this week and the first
three of next in ,Chicago exhibiting the
product.
Most of the members of Mayflower
Hook and ladder and Hess Company
not avian with onlgorms were on
it Ill!
morning to be titted out. it is propos-
wbfiva l'n “mafia“ the members as
nations at the
mean Wiley 111mm til
ll"! Iii *llkl went r
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t. The w other it s
wormed ilwitii no rain
the midst wool!“ or two that boys ha
“rosy-willows. TF0
'i‘liifi
illsiioilithoilrstct noon
nicely now
'Reid spent Sunday with relatives in
'row afternoon at 8 o'clock.
.Highland avenue to one of Harry
Robert Scaiz’i
desires customers at his clean tom;
sorial parlor. where you will get the
best workmanship. Also a full line of
Cigars and Tobacco.
Station Agent and Mrs. William A.
Yonkers. New York.
The Reliance Social Club will 1.0111
their regular business meeting tomor-
a
William Richmond has moved from
Hoyt’s houses in Ely avenue.
Many people of The NOI'WllIkS and
the surrounding towns visited the
ruins of the recent fire of A. Ha1tog‘s
residence. yesterday.
Constable Edward .1. 1.1.1.1111 bus
mored twu families from Dorian to the
property he formerly occupied in Row-
ai'ton avenue, near the west-bound rail-
road station.
A special mecting’oi the Rowayton
Hose Company will be held tomorrow
evening for the purpose of purchasing
1.000 feet of new boss. All members
are requested to be present.
Alien Dauchy. who has been ill at
his home in Rowayton avenue for
some time. is now able to be out and
around, but is not yet able to resume
his duties at the pumping station.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Themes. of .ia-
maica, Lon island, who bays been
visiting in i artford, stopped o1cr Sun.
dav here. as the guests of Mr and
M111 Earl Themes, of Rowuytou are.
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On account of the small attendance
at the Epworth league. last evening.
the business meeting. which was to
have been held.‘ was postponed until
alter the supper Wednesday night. at
8 o‘clock in the M. E. chapel. All mem-
bers are requested to be present.
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instead of Richard ill.'s. A horse.
a horse. my kingdom for a horse, with
the people of Rowayton, it is. A boat.
a bout. my kingdom f 11 boat. flat
after all there is one at col in the City
of South Norwalk. and thorn probably
are more. that is worse and that is
Meadow street.
The Reliance Social (‘lub held a
whist in their headquarters in iloway
ton avenue. Saturday evening. There
were ten tables. A large delegation
from The Norwsiks came down. The
prize winners were: Miss Olive Cole.
first: Miss Lillian St. John. second;
Lewis W. St. John. third: Mrs, ll. ii.
Courter, fourth; Mr. Gregory. fifth.
Early yesterday morning, as Bag-
gagemnater Edward Prince was going
to his work at the railroad stations. he
discovered smoke issuing from a
freight car standing on the side track.
lie hurried over. and found the bottom
of the car to be on fire. iio then ran
to the signal tower and secured a pail
from Operator Edward Coyie. and with
a couple of pails of water extinguish-
ed the blaze. The car was partly illi-
cd with bundled wood for Truondly
dc Scllenlt, the iirooksidc florists. and
it is presumed tramps had possession
of it during the night, and accidentally
set it on fire.
On account of the recent fire, it is
necessary to close the library until
further notice. The books now in clr»
culatlon may be returned. when due.
to Miss l-lackley at her home. Every
book, as well as all the cases and oth-
er furniture, was removed from the
building. and as many of them will
need special attention cit/account oi
the mud and water, it will be several
days before the work can no complet-
ed. but the otilccra. with the aid of tht
regular librarian and assistant librar-
ian. will endeavor to ro-open as soon
an: possible. Too much praise cannot
begins to the firemen. the employees
at the Stevens oyster house and real-
Ghats of the villm who labored so
faithfully and carefully to save the
contents of the building as well as the
bulldln itself. comparatively few of
gins I books being badly damaged
a odio'srs fully appreciate the gen-
eral interest in the library shown at
this thumped. on behalf of the one
station. wish to thank each person who
assisted in the work. .
MBA" or THAN”.
wiahé‘ to extend our burly.
at“ 11011111111 11m 233
111%:me
libs tries a andd neighbors who so
lolly billed as during the tire on
arts minimalist sonata.
We
{mo o.uth
horse of 1.1111 Mayor. of Glanbmk.
Friday night in State street. 11111111.
day morning Special Oillcer Roardon
gonad thorn concealed in a barn near
11.
There was a mastic last week of
the Mothers' and anti reu’s Club. of
the Glenbrookp section. The mothers
met at 111111.11 .1 W.'Loudcns and lis-
*tsned to readings by members. while
the children chapercned by some of
the mothers. played games at the
Boys‘ Club rooms.
The ladies of Gionbrook are plan-
ning a dinner and dramatic perform-
lsncc for the men of the Debating
Club it will be followed by a dance,
and will be given some time next
it is a return for the enter
talnmcnh afforded by the men of the
Debating Club. meetings or which. by
the way. have been very profitable
and decidedly entertaining to resi-
dents of (lienbrook. The prelimi-
nary meeting has been held at the
residence of Mrs. T. 0. Buck.
lilill’liil
Bradley Wllitc is visiting in
York
New
Miss Helen Elke has a position with
the S. N. E. '1‘. Co.
William ii. Burr addressed the Strut.
ford grunge. Saturday evening.
IEliver 350 was realised at the men's
111 or recently held at Christ church.
hire. 1.. B. Mills is the guest of Mrs.
G. A. Mayer, State street, Bridgeport.
Adolf Krause has been appointed ad:
ministrator on the estate of the late
Alvis Manner.
This ovening’the Epworth league
will hold o nuclei at the home of .1.
Charles Sniffcn.
Elmer iicndcrson expects soon to
leave for the west shorc he has so-
curcd a good position.
A large apple tree near the rest
deuce of hlotolmau James Mills blew
down in tho gulc.$aturd11,1.
The Farmers‘ club will meet this
evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
C. B. Mueller. in Cross Highway.
Mrs. 1v. A. lam-g will entertain the
ladies of the Congregational church
at a sewing bee. Wednesday afternoon.
The men of the Saugntuck M E.
church arc planing to give. one of
their ruinous suppers early in iv‘obnr
ury. g
There will be no session of school
hold tomorrow at the high school.
owing to the Founders" day celebra-
lion.
l-‘raul. Surges who recently
south has purchased it tract of land
at Non 11111111111111.1111 will at
once nrcrt a bungalow
The remains of Henry W. iirowu.
who died last West; in Brooklyn. were
brought to Westport and inicrrcd in
Willow Brook cometary.
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The engine at the tightlnc “ slllllOll
broke down i-‘riduy. causing considera-
ble trouble to the plant. it is 1111111
in good working order once more.
The parties from Mt: Vernon. who
recently purchased the old Pitmoll
homestead have taken possession.
Mrs. l’unseil has moved to Bridgeport.
A surprise party was tendered Miss
Elysie Gottchaik Friday evening. The
guests present ware Miss Ethel ltd
dy. Miss Nellie Driscoli. Miss Mmy
Benson. Fred Fable and other.
At a recent meeting of Vigiiaul c11-
gins company William H. Van Vniken-
burgh, recently elected assistant chief
of the Westport fire department, was
presented with a handsome brass lan-
tern inscribed “Assistant Chief."
A rare musical treat in- tbc form of
11 recital and concert is to be given
in the Westport Methodist Church on
Thursday evening or this week. when
artists who were heard in that ad!»
lice last May will be again present
to favor the Weatport music lovers.
some time. and which has been fro-
oucutiy postponed because of unexpec-
arrausod and the date of Thursday ev-
ening is now ”lured Tito new organ
of the church which was dedicated by
the concert of these artists last May
will be used. the organist of a large
ton. being as accompanist. Mrs. wti
tie ilartlstbxlnlr. who has been more
ried since last Mona! MountVVernon
and her sister. MM dith Burnett. o
which is m under the abscissa o
the Westport mgr/imam. Thai
' ” artists for they Manned
.thrca hot.
till Nata
WOIK «
Tho allalr which has been pianned for ‘
ted diiilcuitlos. has at last happily been ‘
Greenwich church. Miss Clara Sonic 1
Madden.“ the wolbkoown contraitc snd‘ ‘ .
mm“ I1 Wtillmgl‘llon'gfo‘rd church.
the colic"
lilill Hill“) Hill
Many 11111111111 Jami in canal
injury to the Bowsls
if you are subject to constipation
you should avoid strong drugs and
cathartios. They only give temporary
relief and their reaction is harmiul and
sometimes more annoying than cousti
putlon They in no way effect a cure
and their tendency is to weaken the
already ewak organs with which they
come in contact.
iWo honestly hollowl that we have
the best constipation treatment over
devised. ()ur faith in it is so strong
that We sell it on the positive guaran-
tce that it shall not cost the user 11
cent if it does not give entire satisfac-
tion and completely remedy constipo
tion. This preparation is called Rexall
Orderlles. These are prompt. soothing
and most all ctive in action. They are
made of a scent chemical discovery.
Their principal ingredient is odorless.
tasteless and colorless. Combined
with other well known ingredients.
long established for their usefulness in
the treatment of constipation, it forms
11 tablet Which is eaten just like candy.
They may be taken at any time. eithcl
day or night without fear of then
causing any inconvenience whatever.
They do not gripe, purge our cause
nausea. They act without coming any
pain or excessive iooacneu oi the bow
sis. They are ideal for children. weak.
well as for the most hearty person.
They come in two also packages. 12
tablets 10 cents. 311 tablots.‘ 25 cents
Remember you can obtain them only
at our storm-The chali Store, The
Clifford Pharmacy Quiltner £1 Canly.
Props.
VBLEXNG’AO‘? 111176”wa M
MANILA. .lan. 3(1.-~Aiter being
dormant for many years. the volcano
Tul, in iiuntnngas province. is again
active. The eruptions began at 2
o‘clork this morning. and sore accom~
partied by three heavy earthquakes and
followed by 90 icsscr shocks no dam-
age was done by tho quakes. Frequent
explosions are heard and huge smoke
columns rising abort1 the crater arc
1lsiblc from this city.
FOUND RAB)! é'I'REL ON HIS DOOR
MIDDLETOWN, .lau. till. *«A healthy
crying. II‘WWRB'QIII iiii‘nul girl was lcft
last night on the front doorstep of My-
ron S. Burr, at No. 174 College street.
Tile child was wrapped in a woman's
biucil capo. and 11 roppy of tlir1 "Mort
don itccord" of October ’24. Win.
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cHIOHESTER’ S PILLS
”IA ‘1“an ”a“:
lirk‘lw Ail. your-I3
ml
hits“ in 11.53.11 Moll 111mm:
1mm m. M will. bite Rut-1a.
fish. :0 232.1%
.1 mucosa s1 mamaumtnw Relish!
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Carborundum
NOW lN TH! WINDOW OF
CHAS. E. DOW
80. NORWALK. CONN.
W
is made at Rio rs Falls in the
largest Electrics Furnace in tho 1
world. power being obtained
from the Falls themselves. it
is taken from the furnaces in
great lumps of diamond-like
crystals. These have all the
.aharpness of diamonds and are
nearly as hard. (
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is used as emery formerly was
“for mailing wheels for all
kinds of shop grinding and
Sharpening Stones for All
Proposes
Razor Hoods. Combination
moans. Au clones. Oil luau.
Myths Stones. Kaila shame-
on. Oil Stones in Wood loans
and in Aluminum lease.
to run user 711111
any!!! ”l‘i‘i to row
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delicate persons and aged people as ‘
1F. A. MITCHELL
l. The Evening Sentinel
SOMMIMIONIR QIYMOUR’I FUN1
. IBM. AT DOM" KLD
Prominent Men of State Gathered at
His Bier Baturds.
RIDGEF‘IELD. Jan. 8.-—At the
icngregationai church Saturday after~
.1oon gathered the townspeople and a
large delegation of men of the state
11 pay their last respects to the main.
by of Railroad Commissioner W. 0.
icymour. A number of legislators
came as the representatives of the
senerai assembly at the services. those
including the committee on cities and
boroughs. of which Mr. Seymour as 11
member of the lower brunch was 11
member. Rev. A. W. (lorric, the pas-
tor. conducted the services and the
interment was in the village cemetery.
The honorary bearers wore Andrew
11‘. (intos. a former commissioner, of
Hartford: Commissioners it. 'i‘. iii -
sins of Winsted. and ii. R. lioolitte
of Merideu; George M. Wootiruff of
hitchileld. Henry it‘, lllllinus. clerk at
the commissioners; George M, Alcott,
.lcorgc Pratt ingersoli. Charles Rock.
well, cx»Govcrnor P. C. inunsbury.
Samuel Kcelcr. and John ilrophy. all
1f illdgefleld. The active hearers
were fellow townsmml.
“1 Can Get
Along"
pcrhnpa you any. Are you doing
Justice to yourself or those depend
ing on you? We employ Oculints
to examine eyes.
THAMER
0 ptician.
STAMFORD - - ~ CONN.
Open Monday & Saturday Evenings
FOR SALE
Eleven-room house in goodcondi-
ion. suitable for two families; water
notailod. one acre. barns and outbuild
lugs. Bargain to quick buyer.
H. E. Dunn 8. Son
(incorporated)
ll WALL IT. NOIWALK
Lightweight
Card Tables
NO TROU‘BLE TO FOLD. WElGH 10
POUNDS: BEST FELT TOP: METAL
CORNERS THE STRONGEST TA
BLE FOR lTS WEIGHT EVER CON
STRUCTED.
Price $3.50
K. MITCHELL. UNDERTAKER
HOUSE FURNISHEH
CORNER WALL AND HIGH are.
NORWALK. CONN.
Norwalk Branch Office oi
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN &
HARTFORD RAILROAD
Titus TABLE.
”.m.
in Effect October 2. 1910.
SOUTFI NORWALK TO NEW VORK.
A. M."‘*I32531, 5100!. (1141:. 6:08.
6:3l'. 7:30, 7:46. 8:1711. Stblx. llzibx.
9:82, 10:20:. 10:45:. 11:29:.
i". him-12:56:. 1:05, 2149:. 3:17.
5:00x. 8:35. 5:50;. 8:40. 6250:. 7:161.
7152!. 9:10s.10:33.
Sundays.
A. M.~12:63x. 5:09;. bziix. 8:64.
10:20:.
1 P. M.——~lil:bds. 2:3“. 2:49x. 5:35.
6:601. 7:00x. 7:12. 7:62x. 8:211. 0:401.
i0123.
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK.
A. Myth“. 5:40. 3:45. 7:40;.
11:56:. 9101:. 9:161. 3:30s, 10:03.
11:00:. 11:08.
P. M.:-—ll 03x. 1110.1:801. 3: 87:.
3180:. 3: as. i: 39. 8106:. 5.13. 5: ill.
1:01;. ii: 03:. 3103:. l: 00:. 9180,1110”.
11:30. 13 3:001. "‘6
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van.
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Pt“ “sari: 1:”! .1118. 4.3.1
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‘13“) S1 1' 7:“..11.
i “11:33. “lb: 1
1:0
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Golden Moments
Think oi the pleasure a oiled—oi the
unnecessary pain so discomfort
you‘ve had—«hen DECIDE to have
your eyes examined today.
OPTOMETRY
The correction of eye troubles. our
specialty—4th done exactly and relief
is certain it we fit your eyes.
Call today for examination,
Fenwick Optical Cod
UNITID IANK IUiLDINCi
Room 1-8
07 WASHiiatii. 1111 111116.51
Hours—ti to Hull: 11. m . 111111 12:45 to
ti [1. in. Monday and Sutures) ’I to
11 p. m '
Daily Line to 111.11
For FREIGHT (lniy
Freight Propclicl's inure Pier
28. blast River. New York from,
of Dover street). evci‘s‘ lluy (11.1-- ~
cont Sunday). at i; p, 111. Freidlil
received at Not'u'aii; 1111 to vi p.
m. and South N111‘11'aiii up to 5:110
11, 111
Norwalk Steamboat Company
Analog J. Smith. C. C. Housman,
Lessee General Agent
The Reed 81 Vol it ‘
Electrical Co.
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL anon J
in the Town
AUTO BUPPLIE!
Phone soc-«re South Main Street
8. Norwalk. Conn.
THE NEW SCIENCF
Definition of Chiropractic
Chiropractic is the science of the
cause of the disease and the 1111 of ad-
justing the same. Diseases are caused
by a wrench. twist or sprain in the
back. Even if done in childhood it
creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life in the diiiorent organs and
limbs.
Chiropratcors remove the cause of
this disease and pain. and health is
restored through harmonizing the six
nerve systems in your body.
Non-nuances. Rheunmtlsxn. Paraly-
sis. ilcnrt. Kidney and Female Dis-
eases are. given special attention; also
Curvature of the Spine You bill
never r1 “rot giving l‘liircpmtic :1
chance to help you.
1
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T. FRANCIS. D. C. 1
94 WASHINGTON 8T. 80. NORWALK1
Magnetic Treatments Given Also
M 1111111. iinll lilacs
David W. Raymond 1
Funeral Director and limbalmeri
19 North Main Street, South Norwaik’
Residence. 8 Washington Street. .
Telephone at office. 336-2.
Telephone It house. 693.
.mwu..m..~s—M . ...
Notice
Contrary to reports in Mr
culniion. i have not sold out
my business, and ban: no in
tcntlon of doing so.
Will continue to do busi-
ness at the same stand and
carry the finest line of Wall
Paper and l‘alutors‘ Supplies.
as heretofore. with competent
men for alldccorativo work
1:. 11360111111
1 Decorator
iii First 8L. East Norwalk
Telephone 1152
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seamen mo colsms us'ro,‘
Big Autothhblle Value
11111111 in the s. M. 11.. Haunts
2 and 4 passenger. and MAX.
won. 4 1
The new E. M. i", Roadster will
have its first public appeluance all
the Madison Sl'qume Show ‘
F‘oi Show Tickets ask 1
Norwalk Consolidated
Auto Company ”
Phone 1i20 .
lover’s
THE PLACE
SHOES
that stand the test. We
ur-ed not. only recommend
them but guarantee them.
RALSTON
$4.00
ELITE
$3.50 - $4.00
HANAN
$550-$600
Boys’ISchool Shoes
$1.00 -$3.00
“Wear Shoes that Fit"‘_
Two Stores .
South Norwailt
Norwaik
"AS THE DAYS BEGIN TO
LENGTHEN
THE COLD BEGINS TO
STRENGTHEN"
Our Entire Stock or
Oak & Cylinder.
srovs
at Rock-bottom
Prices
.F 1/011 WANT THE. Pigdfioafl.
psoue "sou oijod
Horace R. Nash
s. 111111 a worse.
Banquets a so
TEL. CALL 0“
,1 .. . . . ”.11.. Lawnm—
meu-M
Does Your Roof Leak?
The Century Compound
O70” AOL LEAK!
We I GALLON cos a GALLON
3
We mementos the miller wear at
WW for three years. Writs
1110mm Roofing Co. "the.
as w
Oct-rumination 111111111-j
Edison
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