Get Filled
Your Drquanfs at the
Bridge Pharmacy
solo t
service at sfl times"Mn
Personal attention giv-
en it. toall prescription
Wild
Chairs for our trolley
patrons. . aid and
wait for 10in“. w.
CY
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‘ ‘EJgPARK‘Ifii Nudist"
s
Thefituos Aid society of the East
Avenue Methodist Church will meet
tomorrow evening at the church.
w
Raymond longisy, of Hartford. was
a guest yesterday of Mr. and Mrs
Themes Lilly, of Beaview avenue.
Miss Elisabeth Lilly, of Besview sve-
nue. attended a performance at the
Hippodrome. New York. yesterday.
George Hunter hasiresigned hispc
sltion as clerk for Robert Joselovsky
and Company, the First street grocers.
lrving Smith returned yesterday to
Drew Seminary, to resume his stud-
ies. Mr. Smith came home recently on
account of the death of his mother.
Albert D. Morgan is having a num-
ber of improvements made to his home
in Cove avenue. Contractor H. V.
Carr is now engaged in laying hard
wood floor on the first floor.
The Norwsiit lilgh school pupils are
crossing the Washington street bridge
earlier than usual these mornings.
This is due to the mid- winter examina-
tions now-in progress.
The mercury tube contents almost
leaped downward last night. Yester-
day morning, the air was almost like
spring. whereas this morning the read-
ing was 15 degrees" above zero. ._
l
The boys of the Marvel Social Club
are busy this week in anticipation of
their shodaw suction and dance. which
will be held Thursday evening at Ran-
dall's Hall. corner of Van Zandt street
and South Osborn avenue.
The household furniture of Thomas
J. Murphy was transferred today from
the Podelefsky building at the corner
of Washington and Fort streets. East
Norwaik, to Bridgeport. where Mr.
. Murphymillmake his residence. .
. Condu r John Hannigan is missing
from his ositlon on the rear end of
the Gregory Point trolley car inves-
tigation develops the fact that John is
on a short vacation. during whichn his
post is being looked after by Harold
Nadia.
The local roads are again in very
bad condition for travel on account
of the rats. While the mud was loft
there was the customary amount of
travel through it and the cold has
made an abundance of miniature
mountains and valleys.
R. 1". Hunt and George Cortright
have moved their upholstcrlng estab-
lishment from the loft in the Ferris
Coal Coinpany office at the fiouth Nor.
walk end of the Washington street
bridge to the building on the bridge
that is partly occupied by the Odds
barber shop.
lt'is ropbesled that sooner or later
But orwaik like South Norwaik.
will find it very much to her interest
to begin establishing all over the dis-
trict tilldingllnes, for the benefit of
the pm A general campaign was
started for building lines at last night' a
meeting of the South Norwaik city
council.
“sat there may easily be a hard
freeseup this winter was shows this
morning. when the harbor, which was
.elitireiy‘ free oi ice yesterday. bad a
, from“ t this morning. It was cold
rindthev night to make sitso
one little pond near
out Washington and
iit.ll‘srm's
> in not suf-
ficiently for skating.
W
‘ be far more effective than a hell.
I I; who m laying til j
:_ water supply for N is“
' the Hudson River is
Nil 9 ‘ mud towreit
o orws an s upper par
um: town: Developments d
s next few months will determine
a course that will be followed.
The people of the district need have
no fear that they will not know in due
time wh' thd new ilrs alarm system
is temple ed. Whell evelr thing is con-
nected up. everyhoit tested out.
A double result will b accomplished.
The public will know that the system
is about ready for use and will become
familiar with the sound of the tire
whistle. The latter. it is said. has not
an unpleasant sound but one that pen-
etrsies s long distance. The claim is
istsnce of six miles. so that it Y3”!
”-
less the wind is favorable the Smith
Norwailt fire alarm bell cannot be
heard in East Norwalk. A man from
the Westinghouse people is now at the
Van Zandt street lire house workinsi
on the new whistle.
Henry Danchey. ex-cflicer and a hat-
ter by trade, is once more able to
wall: the streets with the aid of a stout
stick. after having been confined to
his bed for twenty-one weeks of the
most trying sickness he ever had. it
commenced with gastritis. which was
followed up bytan apparent dim-range
insnt oi his whole system. For seven-
teen days he did not know his be-'
loved relatives who faithfully nursed
him all thrt‘lugh. what but fOr his
to life. good constitution and iron will
he would never have been able to tip-
pesr again in our midst. lie has lost
over forty pounds in weight and one
would hardly know him when ihey
meet him.
UNCLE JOHN.
The shades of night were falling
flint
it” ”8011. .
The little tugboat Addie v.
With a crew of lolly sailors three.
Down the harbor. three miles below.
Was a coal barge waiting for a tow.
Soon the Addie had her underway.
Coming slowly up the Bay.
The wind was north. the night
dark,
And twice the towtne came apart.
At length they lay to. side by side.
To await the coming of theilde.
Willi
And when the tide began to rise
The Addie started with her prise.
And very soon her whistle blew
For the draw to open and lei
through.
them
Now uncle John was sung in bed,
With a feather pillow beneath
head
its board the summons and arose in
haste.
Believini he had no time to wattle“
his
lie hurried on his working clothes.
And what was said Lord only knows.
When he closed the gates and turned
the power
As the bell was telling the midnight
hour.‘
When in the draw about half way
through
The barge and the bottom together
drew
Until the this around them rose
Then they passed through and
draw was closed.
the
Then Uncle John went back to bed
Will;| that same old pillow beneath his
end
And soon was in the land of dreams
While the boats went sailing up the
stream.
CALVIN A. SMITH.
m
~Accldents will happen, but the
best-regulated families keep Dr. Thom-
as' Eclectric Oil for such emergencies.
it subduos the pain and heals the
' urinal
Robert Scalzl
desires customers at his clean for
sorisl parlor. where you will set the
best workmanship. Also a full line of
Olsen and tom. ‘
Mr. and lire. Albert Frisbie, of New
Haven. were the guests. Sunday.o
flit snd' ‘lirs. Preston if. Hart. of life-
lifnley place.
it: ill hold its
Winsome,” .it‘l’ri’iio. at the
“I
vs avenue. tonight.
In?“ llII dranfldlbdtstl‘ioh the club
thud.
in ftw
ve Mil
rs will fur-
“News . its
We”: o'clock. he
t»:
he
a few alcoholism
vii-s District
..... it:
samurai w on
appoipt'ing‘st ; ,
The Ladies Aid society. of the
Methodist Church. will hold a supper
in the cits of the church Wednes-
day,frp'ni _'p. in. let p. is.
Rowsytoii Hose Company will hot
i; W“ “:0 ing
s
WM new hose.
l
m1 mils
shrough the northern part of New
tat it can be heard distinctly for a ‘
wonderful physician. his own tenacity ‘
‘l
as this evening for tilel
“militia?
are urged in come out and vote up the
s eh burial force it .
fort gem illiw
rk city under
oying a short
vacation at his host. its tells that
nthe pee which are to be laid in live
llsiiiifs varying to from 1000 to 5.000
“Idol. below the river bed. The bed rod
of the riverext'ends downward quite
a distance making making this depth
of’pipe necessary. its will" return to
his work in the near future. -
HIRIEI iLll Illillliil.
Henry 8. Wallace. of Noroton. has
left for an extended business trip
um.
i
York state
We have a full assortment of
WASH BfliRD-
You will be sure to find one to suit, at
Schlicbting Bros. & Co...
cor. Railroad Ave. A min In. batten
Select Groceries. liar. Grain. M
and Feed. Hardware. Paints. Glade. do.
‘l‘tiiiiii
Mrs. Harry Brown is rapidly recov-
ering from her recent severe illness.
Dr. and Mrs. Nolan have been on-
tertaining out of town friends.
u...—
«we——
Miss Ellen l’urdy has returned
from a visit in New York.
The local li-enieii have filled their
houses with exceptionally fine ice.
The frame of the new residence of
Henry lilienberg was raised last
week. :
Mr. and Mrs. Danei O‘Brien have
gone to housekeeping on Church
street. '
I
—.——
lieounrd Mackonsic. of New York
spent Sunday with his parents at Trin-
lty rectory.
Horace A. Mills, of Cross Highway
returned home from a visit with out of
town friends.
Judge Warren, who has been ripend~
ing several days at liookanum has re-
turned to New York.
Muster Ralph Meeker of Cross
lligiiway was the guest of his aunt,
Mrs. Fred Builerson. Sunday.
Miss Martha Taylor has recovered
from her illness and resumed her
studies at NorWaIk seminary.
cideddrop the past week. now bring-
ing only 28 cents wholesale.
Mr. and Mrs. liarVey
have returned from a week‘s
Barraclougii
vi tilt
with relatives in Stamford.
The Vigilant chemical engine. of
the automobile type, which slidered
a slight accident, is once more in iirst
class condition.
Wednddsy evening prayer meeting
of the Methodist church at 7:80. 8pc-
ciai subject. "lethal Surrender; Roch
procai Possession.”
The topic of the Farmers“ meeting
last evening was “The Growing of
Potatoes" which was ably handled by
the different smokers.
Henry Stevenson. who has been
seriously ill for several weeks at his
home in Baugatlick. still remains in a
very serious condition.
Homer 8. Beers has taken over the
Norwaik and South Norwalli stores of
Doors Bros. and will conduct the
same under the name of Homer 8.
Beers linden.
Ernest Miller, carpenter at the
Redford cottage. is suffering with a
painful anger. While using a hatchet
working near the ceiling it slipped and
hit his hand. splitting his third finger.
The funeral of
widow of hancis Sherwood. was
held from her late home at Comps
wood. with whom she lived. survives.
OIMAN :ALLgON 1A3! ‘
m” e s""‘ an“
dirigillis balloon Child I.
lzii o’clock tgtls‘fiorulhg
liA
ship dross! passed over here at 11: so
olaiooh this“ morning.
warts-m sov kitten.
sits , , tell. it
les' Aid Ids dapper
and Aaron o. .ii. iii. cosmic
marrow. -
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runtiiis morning. al
Mic thsrssldsaesct
1...“.
'i‘lieiiowsmrirenepsrtsisaihsd. fogs
WI IBMt bm‘
Midi? .iiltllllt Connors
W at?
is England Pho ographers’ association in
. trade and
‘whoma
, bringing the convention in Bridgeport
‘ lthis year, called the meeting to order
s
The price of eggs has taken a de-
lfrs. Sherwood. '
yesterday. Deceased had been ml
of ford longtime. One son. Harry alien
”If
iioa VII (infill. but it
It the airship will eon- .
V' .lsh. 3191‘s. military so. ‘
to lined fits it , ‘ , 3‘
villus til-sling. of so . hers ill.
Cochrsno's studio on rile! avenue
ridsefio rt. Quilters we elected and
cons tution was adoli lid. thus pavw
lag the ws for the forthcoming cun-
volition to held more by the New
his leather.
arl .lil. Anderson. of New York.
one of the best idiom!t ates in the
editor on journal
dealing with photogrefliy. struck the
keynote at the evening when he said.
that he was glad to see the local
photographers assembled in such large
numbers. with onthusisAin nullified
by every member. ills linen loomed
with wit throuhgout an he made an
impression on ville ushering which
will last for some time to some.
J P. Haley. vice-president of the
New thin and sssoeisllm. the loan to
e anyone ales, as attested
by lir. Ackormsn.c credit is due for
and then turned the business over to
ldr. Ackerman. He spoke of these
density of an organisation. one that
would be up and doing and one that
would handle the comingiconvention
sill an up to date style. is remarks
celled forth frequent outbursts of air
Pi‘quiwers- were eletoed as follows:
i t. H 1.8001017: vies-president
iii. c. to: "dietary. ii. A. Bliaw:
ti‘eaqurer. bliss 1. o.A Debemos; trus-
tee-.1. Halley. .8. Cochrane and
C A. Bisekmsn.
A vote of thanks was given to llr.
Cochrsne for the of his studio and
it was voted to bed the neat mention
on Monday evening at Bette and cent.
more studio. when more plans will
be made for the forthcoming convent
tlon. A telegram was sent toJ ll.
Gare of Boston, lists. president of
the New England Photographers' asso-
elation bliiinounciiigfidis formation of
the cl uh
..P Haley and George 8. North.
ofJ south Norwaik, the state vice-pro»
dent for Connecticut of the New idoli-
land Photographers association. made
remarks. as did lir. Seen!“ the newly
elected president. All i hers
felt that the organisation wou d be a
permanent one and that it was a
necessity in the city. From new on
the photographers will be busy are
grinallfor the annual convention in
0
LiIlRiA GETS “000.000 LOAN.
RLONDON. Jan. iii --A dispatch from
PFaulkner. financial agent of the
Liberian government, announced the
satisfactory conclusion of his mission
to lonrovla in connection with the
contemplated loan of 01.000. 000 for the
funding of Liberian national debt.
bir. Faulkner will soon return to the
United States by way of Hamburg.
where he will confer with represents-
tlves of Kuhn. web and Company.
President Barclay has appointed a
commission to lnuulre into the claims
against his government. -
Caibortlndum
now lN vua‘v’nunow cs
CHAS. ‘E. DOW
IO. NONWALK. CONN.
W
is made at Niagara Falls in the
largest Electrical Furnace in the
world. power being obtained
from the Falls themselves. it
is taken from the furnaces in
great lump! of diamond-like
crystals. These have all the
sharpness of diamonds and are
nearly as hard.
W
is used as emery formerly was
wfor making wheels for all
kinds of shop grinding and
Sharpening Stones for All
Purposes
Ian limos. Combination
mwrm
ii d 0'
n Oldies in Wood loses
in Aluminum loses.
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was.
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itsvsil salts. to vous
soups visas roll
cast are be
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lit...
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bagged vouli igoues
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Tasha-polls.
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53W 5F rps'ssvui. LNU‘l‘ib 'BsAn.
Los AN nuns eat, .laii air-filth
ward Henry Collins. believed to be
the ladt Son of the Revolution. died
yesterday at his home in Monrovia.
aged 88 years. His father. Henry Coi-
this as a mere boy. served through the
Revolutionary War. The father was
till years old when the son was bdrn.
He enlisted in Massachusetts. but
some years later moved to Hyacinth.
Canada.
FARRELL'B AUNT MAY DIE FROM
FALL ON ITAIRB.
Mrs. Mary A. Collins. aunt of Persi-
dent James A. Farrell. of the Steel
Trust. is in a very critical condition at
her home. 157 clay street. New Haven.
as the result of a fall downs night of
stairs last night. Mrs. Collins si‘uin-
bled while going to the second floor
of her house. Two ribs were fractur-
ed and she was suffering today from
the shock incident to the fall.
UNKNOWN TRAIN VICTIM BUR-
hflLFOllD. Jan. ill. o—i’ermisslon was
given today by Coroner Mix for the
burial of the body of a man killed last
Thursday at Naugstucii Junction by a
train. Although several people have
viewed the body. no identification has
been made.
F OR SALE
Eleven-room house in good condi-
tion. suitable for two families; water
installed. one acre. barns and surround
inga Bargain to quick buyer.
H. E Dann 6. Son
(incorporated)
dd WALL IT. NORWALK
Lightweight
Card Tables
NO TROUBLE TO FOLD. WEIOH 10
POUNDS: BEST FELT TOP; METAL
CORNERS. THE STRONGEST TA-
BLEv FOR iTS WEiGHT EVER CON-
STRUCTEO.
Ptice $3.50
I. K. MITCHELL. UNOINTAKIN
F. A. MITCHELL
NOUOI PURNIOHIN
CONNCN WALL AND HiOH IT...
NONWALK. CONN.
horwsiit Brandi Office of
The Evening Sentinel
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN e
HARTFORD RAILROAD
'riiss vans.
in («not October 2. 1910.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
A. Ila—13:5”. szosx. bills. 0:08.
8:67. 7:20. 7:40. 8:171. 8:513. kids.
9:87. 10:20:, 10:45:. 11:20:.
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7:521. sues. 10:89.
outlays.
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10:20:.
P. Nr—ldzddx, 2:801. hm. 8:86.
{053. 7:00;. 7:”. 7:581. 8:313. mills,
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Mid—«lei. 6:40. tits. mos.
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you've lied—dildo Dill cum to have
filed today
PTDMITRY
The corre‘t‘ltiagflof eye Jrouhlgs. f1“;
specter s s exec. y on re s
is oer n if we fit your eyes.
Call today for lamination.
UNITID IANK IUiLDtNo
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flours-4m 11:80 a. in. and was in
d p. in. Holiday and Hsturdav. 7 to
3 than
_ ..... ...................
Daily Line to N. Y.
For FREIGHT Only
Freight Propellers leave Pier
28. East River. New Yorlt (foot.
of Dover street). every day (ex-
cept Sunday). at l; p. in. Freight
received at Norwalk up to t p.
in. and South Norwulk up to 5:30
D. in.
Nprwsilt Steamboat Company
Aiming J. Smith. 0. C. Housman.
Lessee General Agent
The Reed a v...
Electrical Co.
The Only Fully qulppsd
sLscriticA'L soot-
in on Town
AUTO IUPPLIII
Phone lot-ea South Main street
8. Norwalk. Conn. Music flail Bloch
Chiropratcors remove the cause of
this disease and pain, and health is
restored through harmonizing the six
nerve system in your body.
Nervousness. Rheumatism. Paraly-
sis. Heart. Kidney and l‘cinale Dis-
eases are given special attention; also
Curvature of the Spine. You will
never regret giving Chiropractic a
chance to help you.
T. FRANCIS. D. C.
94 WASHINGTON IT. 80. NORWALK
Magnetic Treatments Given Also
David W. Ravinorid
Funeral Director and Embaliner
1! North Main Street. South Norwalit
Residence. 0 Washington street.
Telephone at office. {804.
Telephone at house. I”.
I
Notice
Contrary to reports in ctr.-
culsfion. l have not sold out
my business. and have no in
teuiion of doing so.
Will continue to do busi-
ness at the same stand and
-carry the iinest line of Wall
Paper and Palnters' Supplies,
as heretofore. with competent
men for all decorative work.
E. E. Gotham
Decorator
in First Ch. lest Norwaiit
. Telephone dd:
i
monsoon... “Wiggly ......
Definition of Chiropractic 3 $3 00
cacmmi‘l’lhctlici is the segues i“: like -'-v—-——:- -
useo e sea-sen care a “ ”-
i‘l'i“‘...“il:‘t.“‘.°u.‘2‘?.“t‘ilh': “:32 Wear Shoes that Fit
back. Elven1 at; an: in childhood 1ii .
3535:: II: the diffcfentagrgrnlsnang TWO Stores
limbs Norwaik South NM“
found in the
2 WM? 4 passenger... an
The new ill. MP . needs
have its first public blip .
the Madison Square Show;
For Show Tickets ask . '
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THE PLACE
‘ .
that stand the test. “‘We
need not only recommend
them but guarantee them.
RALSTON
"$4.00
ELITE" .
$350 - $4.00“
HANAN 'i
sass-$6.00
Mari-ta nave seem To
LENGTHEN
THE COLD BEGINS TO
STRENGTHBN"
at Rock- bottom
Prices
IF YOU WANT THE. PLulsIlll,
PHONE “Faun-0mm"
Horace R. Nash
N. Main awash
S.Norwalii
RATE. .2 PER DAY AND ll .
susotv Distress:
Banquets a3 ‘
YIL. fiALL I.
nae—'7 n. Mm-i~.m«w
.44.
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Does Your Real Leak?
The Century Compound
“'0'. ALL LIAKI
No I GALLON '00 I GALLON
We gusrsiim the weather wear of
mCompound for three years. ,
for estimates. Corrssb'ohdsncs slimli-
‘Ceniury Roofing 00.. inc.
!
IOU?" NONWALK' WTO OANIUIYt
”I‘VIIIIIEIIMT st. ) south semis:
limo. dim
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015.00.
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