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Bridge Pharmacy
Prompt and eillcient
service at all ii as.
Personal attenti giv-
en to all prescription
work.
Chairs for our trolley
patrons. Game in and
wait for your car.
BRIDGE P CY
J. PARKER. Mumbli-
E
The St. James Circle is having a
inhaling this afternoon with Mrs. Wil-
liam Twombly. of Hawkins avenue.
Mrs. Charles ii; Alslhorpe. of Sen-
view avenue, is a guest for a few days
of her sister. Mrs. Robert Bell, (in
Brooklyn.
The Woman's Auxiliary of Christ
Episcopal Church is planning to give a
supper this evening at the home or
Mrs. Harry M. Hubbell, in Osborn ave.
nue.
Mrs. D. Burr Beach. of Belts place,
is the hostess for this afternoon‘s
meeting of the Ladies‘ United Whlst
Club, which is composed of South Nor.
walk and East Norwaik ladies.
The third chapter of Ephesians will
be under discussion this evening at
thqeekiy praper service of the East
Ave ue Methodist Church. The pas-
tor. Rev. W. W. Gillies, will be in at-
tendance.
This morning found quite a number
of sleigha out. This was due to the
fall of snow yesterday and last night,
which. while light, was sufficient to
patch up that which was already on
the ground.
The schooner' Sarah Redican, of
New York. arrived in the harbor ygs-
terday loaded with 658 tons of coal for
the St. George Pulp and Paper Com
pany. The vessel was towed up the
harbor by the tug Addie V.
m..—
A. 0. Rain. of Brooklyn, who is a
popular summer resident at Gregory‘s
Point..spent last night in town. Many
friends will be pleased to know that
Mrs. Help and niece, Miss Adele
Barnes. who also summer here, are in
excellent health.
The new fire alarm boxes are now in
osition and present a business-like sp~
pcarance. instead of the old fashion
system of having keys at nearby hous-
es, there is a small enclosure over the
key and the latter can be. reached Hiill'
ply by breaking a small piece of pro-
tecting glass.
Work for the small oystenncn has
been at care this week. there not being
it day thus far that will permit of ii.
A limited few have been sticking to
the natural growth grounds off Bridge-
port all winter and have made out fair-
iy well. They would have done bets
ter had the weather been more favor-
able. '
The South Norwalk police and Con
stable Henry Selser have been inform-
ed that an East Norwalk girl is being
detained by the police in New York.
it has been impossible to ascertain
the girl's name or just why she was
detained. The information was brought
up from the city by a local man who
happened to hear of the case.
The East Norwalk weather prophet
feels that he could be somewhat re-in-
stated in the good graces of the public,
despite his recent failures in the wee-
ther line. He called for snow for no
terdsy and it did snow. The identity
of the weather prophet is quite a mys-
tery to many people but he is modest
and does not care“ to be generally
known.
A few days ago when the ground
was practically bare of snow and condi-
tions pointed to the spring season.
pleasure boat owners began nosing
around the shore but since the return
of laid-winter. pleasure host to , its!
lagged. There seems to be a coral
fooling however. that did coming sea-
son will be an interesting one for the
On account of the severe weather
last ”shin, the pro , sod mastic at
be homes binned ‘_ mic s u.
in Osborn avenue, the s
Foreign Missionary Society. was 4 is
posed until next Tuesday 133‘“
when it is planned to have the , oil
at the some place. Only two or i. ..
ladies braved the storm in an stt ‘ t
to attend the meeting arranged for It
’sills to, . out
Mi! will:
’ r ,
All has: Norwslk resident l... as
when; of tile even
a purposes can be'appre»
elated, he says. ,
WHAT UNCLE JOHN dAiD.
(in The Sentinel last week was a
plain entitled Uncle John. but the poet
‘ failed to make plain what Uncle .lohn
said, so Uncle John has written for
himself.)
It youmwant to know what Uncle John
a
Come gather some night around his
bed.
..
, When he is called between ion and
eleven,
While visiting his old friends
heaven.
in
Now Uncle John very seldom swears.
i if the people only use him fair.
And do not run across his toes.
When the old familiar whistle blows.
Then eVnryone must stand aside,
For he never walls for wind or tide.
lie shuts the gates against men and
beast.
Even the chauffeur of Fleischmann's
yeast.
llis duty is to tend the draw,
And should be protec d by the law:
He cannot wait. the gs es to close.
For teams to pass with laundry
clothes. ‘
Now Captain Lockwood is a man of
worth,
Although but seldom upon the earth;
His business is upon the sea.
Making work for the draw and me.
He likes to see me on the run,
Sometimes for fair, sometimes for fun;
ills whistle calls me in the night,
When film moOn and stars are on a
air e.
“l‘is hard to turn out in the cold
For halsmokesisck sticking out of‘ a
o o. '
With nothing else that you can see
But the pilot house of the Addie V.
Now lfl remember what i said
That. night i scrambled out of bed,
i have been urged so hard to tell»—
i said some folks ought to be in b—.
: JOHN H. COLE.
-"Dr. Thomas’ Eclectric Oil is the
best remedy for that often fatal dlo
esse--croup. Has been used with suc
case in our family for eight years."-—
Mrs. L. Whitescre. Budslo, N. Y.
lliiifllll
Robert Scalzi
desires customers at his clean ton-
sorlal parlor, where you will get the
best workmanship. Also a full line of
Cigars and Tobacco.
The young people are enjoying life
sliding at the present time.
Mrs. George A. Wells. who has been
the guest of Mrs. Elizabeth Morrison.
returned to her home in Brooklyn yes-
terday.
——-
Some new telephones have recently
ben placed in this place. among the
number being Adams Express Com—
pany. 3132-3; Henry R. Bulkiey,
1022-6; Sanford i’. Wicks, 561-3.
The first meeting of the probation-
ers' class of the Rowayton Methodist
Episcopal Church will be held this at-
lernoon at 4 o'clock in the chapel. with
Rev. William H. Mcilermolt in charge.
The meeting is for the training of the
young people, who came into the
church, last Sunday. At the regular
prayer meeting this evening an unusv
usiiy large attendance is anticipated.
At the special meeting of the odicisi
board of the RowaytOn Methodist
Episcopal Church a cordial and unsui-
mous invitation was extended to the
pastor. Rev. William H. McDermo to
return here for another year, and o is
fll'of'lbly considering the matter. The
meeting was to prepare for the last
quarterly conference, which will be
held at the parsonage on Wednesday
evening, February 22d. with the dis
trict superintndent. Rev. Dr. Geode
cough in charge.
The meeting of the Men's Club. in
the chapel of the Methodist Episcopal
Church. Tuesday evening. was address-
ed by Dr. H. w. Allen. of Booth Nor-
wslll. lilo subject was "Mat Prod-
rossmg; lMedical Science."uand ho
hell i n a very aims mau-
-uor. showing there it “01% of
the subject. and glv ng in dotsi the
bone ts which have come of discover-
iss cog medical-scientific uses. liis
- ml. or pmontativc medicines {was
portiouieri’clniomtiag. At the out
most! brusry am. there viii; he
a do to on theioilowlng sub cot.
,“ , sod ’i‘hst United iitstos M
33‘9”“ be Elected by ”point
i
r, ~ 1 .
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, w- it!-
' .1 tantrum. or New at... u
wrist-guru Kelly. of Nero-
‘ufyaii. when.
liaise o: their interim.
but; Idsinhtrset.
i. I" IIIIl-*“ '.
are noun
It's . luminosities. m. . .
‘ In! roadshow» one “24% i
Gertrude rm and firm is: m" “W335 “W“"l‘"
W
softens a water without tonal
suds. A live pound sack coats 26c. ,1
" you are interested read Schlichtlng‘
Bras. at 0on adv.
was Bertha M. 140013. of the new
on
for a‘ cave of absence for the rest of
the year. liar lacs will be taken by
Miss Mary Ga say, a graduate of
Stamford High School and of the
State Normal School.
The committee of investigation ap
pointed at the last town meeting is
ri ht on the job. probing municipal
a sire, of Darlen. This week it met
with the School Cammittee, in a se-
cret meeting. The committee intends ‘
to reserve its report until the next 7
town meeting held in March.
A concert is to be given in the Con- ..
Church ‘ next Tuesday ,,
evening, for the beneiltaol the music -
gregationai
fund of the Laidies' Aid Society. M as
Laura Graves. of New York. M as
Theresa Hoyt, of Darien and W. 0.
Perry. or Darlen will be the entertain-
ers. There will be a dramatl recital
descriptive of indie.
Just at present. the Darlen Jail and
court-room seem to he a white ele-
phant on the hands of the citizens.
They have been receiving absolutely
no benefit from either of these places.
The jail has no tenants. and the court-
room has no business. A suggestion
was offered yesterday by Town Clerk
Hoyt, seconded by Judge Sharer. that
the court-room be turned into a sort
of municipal chickencoop, and, that
revenue be obtained kom it in some
manner. it is said that eggs are a trifle
high at present.
Wyandottfe
Cleaner 8: Cleanser
For Dairy and Household uses.
Softens the water without forming
code. A live-pound sack. 26c.
Money refunded if not satisfac-
iory.
Schlichting Bros. 81 Co.
Cor. Railroad Ave. a Main 0L. Dorian
Select Groceries. Hey. Grain. flour
and Food. Hardware. Points. Glass. etc.
lililillll
lionry Finch is slowing recovering
from his severe illness.
The river is again frozen over. which
much lo the delight of lilo young peo~
pie who enjoy the skating this river M
fonts.
Carl Diedrick, while curling buy
Saturday, full on the ice and its now
confined ‘to his home. suiferlng from
many bruises.
Friends from this place attended n
birthday party given by Miss Mary
Rook, formerly of this place. in South-
port, Monday evening.
nu"...
The High School Athletic association
have added 8100 to their treasury, the
proceeds from their recent entertains
mum in the opera house
During the absence of Mr. and Mrs.
E. C. lilrge. who are to visit Porto Rico.
Henry iiirge will spend the month at
the home of Mrs. Mary Adams.
The Princess Sunshine club are prib
paring a novel entertainment to be
given in the Conmntional church
Sunday school rooms on Feb. 22.
The Westport Gun Club has received
an invitation from the Winnipnuk club
for a friendly shoot on their grounds
Washington's birthday. The invitation
will be accepted.
'l‘wo United States revenue oilicers
raided F‘. l-‘aracas fruit store yester-
day and seised a large quantity of ci-
gars and tobacco which were being
sold in boxes without the revenue
stamp. ur. Farscs was placed under
arrest and misused under heavy
bonds.
TWINTY- WI AR! MAD! CITI-
ZINO.
The second neturaiisation day in the
superior court resulted in admitting
as to oltlsonsblp in this county. There
were as made, the first day. so that in
all 6: were admitted. There were 101
names on the list to be made. but of
that number 17 have been continued
and It have been denied their papers
because of lack of knowisd . or did
not put in an appearance. 0 follow.
ing were sdinittsd yesterday.
Gasser Chester Barbara. ,Brtdgcport;
Harry solicit. Bridgeport: underlie
Plrcsscli. Bridgeport: Oscar Johnson.
Bridgeport: James Vincent Morris.
Stamford: John Kelly. strstford‘ field
rick Yarns. Norwsik; Johan 'Michsl
Ducal-loch. Shelton: Peter Annas.,liheio
ton; Theodore sebum. siren: lam.
est Gottsnhslh. Sheitdn: “ammun-
335' M“ i; “’3' lie ‘ a?“
W i no G .
an: arise, ritual, dilation: im Al
Janos if n,
hst’ciil. ' fie
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Honour; ioscpit‘iloshiss.&d _ , .
Rossetti. M O! last PO“ Hill's
V“
hols
hmn‘s lieutenants at _ ‘
disc t his law it re , . li-
Wyand tte cleaner and Cleanser
ratio. Center School. has naked ’
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lupus?
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m9“ rang!
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The Boy’s Athletic Association has
received the new buttons which are
arranged in the colors green and white,
the universal high school color, and
which are being distributed to the
members of the association. All are
well pleased with the buttons and those
who do not belong to the association
are easily known. This will promote
better spirit. it is thousbt. and more
members will be taken into the asso-
elation.
At a recent senior class meeting the
dates of the Senior Class play. "The
Colonel's staid." were changed from
the 21st and 2nd of this month. until
the 6th and 7th of March. The tickets
are being distributed among the stud-
ents and success for the play is already
assured, both as a theatrical and a
financial undertaking. The money
from the play goes toward
helping the graduation exercise
expenses and as the high
school students are the coming gener.
atlas of Norwaikers they are usually
well supported in their attempts.
Baseball manager Thomas F. Fisher-
ly. of Prospect avenue. returned to
school today after his recent illness.
lie was enthusiastically greeted by his
many friends.
”mam...-
EXECUTOR. APPEAL. ,
Sock Relief From Danbury Probate
Court Onision.
Robert 1.. Sellol‘k. of Syracuse, N. Y..
and iiunlumin S. i-lolieck, of illdgciield,
executors of the will of the late Bon-
iainin Heliovk, of Dailbury. have taken
an appeal in the superior court from
the order of tho probate court or ilan‘
bury allowing iiil' ship at sin at week
in Jennie l2. Solim'k, widow of the dc-
ccuscll, until such time as the visible is
settled. The reason- of the appeal as
set forth ll: thatlheeseculors have an
interest in the will a. ,
. -- «- Am»..3¥.-cm——~.»mmimn
brass Beds
All Sizes, Reg. $13.50
Our Price'Thichek
$10.00
B. K. MITCHELL. UNDERTAKER
F. A. MITCHELL
Hou'sa Punmansn
CORNER WALL AND HIGH ST...
NOIWALK. CONN.
”as.
Norwsllt Branch Office oi
The Evening Sentinel
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BUCKEYE
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TODAYaV
lid-lad dill—THIII ml."
uni? 4? $8
inflow has
Canadian rchty'.
‘ HARTFORme. hrs—Tho lumber
dealers' association of [Connecticut at
its annual meeting yesterday which
was attended by 200. unanimously
adopted resolutions favoring the pro-
posed reciprocity treaty with Canada.
as for the business interests of both
countries and urging Connecticut momv
bars of congress to support the meas-
ure. .
FITCH ns'ruans anon Texas.
SAN ANTONIO, Tex. Feb. il.--Btan-
ley W. ii‘ltch. chief examiner oi' the De-
‘ pertinent of Justice who has been in
Texas ten days inquiring as to neutral-
-. ity along the border, left last night for
1 Wat-hillside,
LIGHT
is THE LIGHT THAT
NEVER FAILS. is YOUR
HOUSE PIPED FOR
i«OAS? WE DO
House Piping A
at Cost
DROP lN AND LET US
GIVE YOU AN E37!-
MATE ON YOUR HOUSE
Housatoni c
Power Co.
”Man...“
For Sale
luiidlnp Lots. Shore. Farm and
City Property
.mW
Loans Negotiated
Drafts and steamship Tickets
J. M. Layton 8: Co.
South Norwaik. Conn.
insurance and Real Estate Agento
FOR. SALE
Eleven-room house in good condl~
tion. suitable for two families: water
installed. ons'scrs, ham and outbuild-
ings. Bargain to quick buyer.
HEDannESon
(IMMPIM)
46 WALL OT. NORWALK
saw voax. new HAVEN a
HARTFORD RAILROAD
TIME TABLE.
i
In lifoct October 2, 1910.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
A. M.—~ll:68s, 6:0”. bulls. 0:08.
8:67. 7:20. 7:40. Dri'ls. 8:511. 9:151.
0:87, 10:20:. 10:45:. ll:29x.
P. Ir—llibbl, 1:05. 2:491. 3:11.
6:00!, Salli, 5250:. 6:40, 0:601. 7:161.
7:52;. 010:, 10:30.
lands 0.
oAioM.——lz:hds. 6: 0x. 5:413. 8:“.
i. s.
P. lie-13008:. Izdix. 8:02. 0:35.
608:3. 7:003. 7:12.126“, dzllx. 0:401.
1: .
NEW YORK To GOUTH NORWALK.
a. “#4:”. 5:40. szis. 7:40;.
tilts. 8:0”. max. szliix. 10:08.
“will. “:00.
PAL—18:088. 1:10. 1:001. this.
830:. 8:55. 4:20. 5:061, 5:12, 5:35.
owls. 8:08;. 0:081. 0:008. 0:80. 11:00:.
11:80. 11:00:...
on
1,5,5,““""',”“' ell}. izao. 0:011.
r. ammo. 1:03;. non. 0:00.
0:011. 7:00s. 3:802. 11:003.
sou-rs NOlwvAk'i‘f we now us-
A. iii-13:10:. m’ on. mt.
all}, loan/10:31:. :inl. um.
I an, on.
Pl .us~l"o'a. ll”.
dill. 0:102. d: . 1:10;. 0:001. 0:108.
11:31. do
A. Indians. 1: a. “fin, 0:11.
10:10:. 11:11:. j.
PAL—4:101. 0:103. Md. 7210:.
hits. sills.
OTIUAY TO IOUTH NORWALK.
. ism-czar. 1:16. 0:00. 0:10. 10:08,
1’. maintains. am.
- s.
a. nun all?
P. than. 1:001. discs.
or tomorrow
2. iii—ms. fish‘sinfhls ‘
Ar 1”“ 3 “9|- 7 ,
. .l
.w ,_’
l
i . ‘ . . g.
p, . meats
Think of tho pleasure spoiled—~01 the
pain and discomfort
sadism".
llama DECIDE to have
so loud today.
OPTOMETRY
The correction of eye troubles, our
special it’s done exactly and relief
is as n if we fit your eyes.
Call today for examination.
Fenwick Optical Co.
0'0le IANK IUiLolNG
o 7-.
s7 WAIHI a‘l‘ou "can.
nouns—l in 11:30 a. in . and 12:06 to
d n. to. Monday and antitrust. 'l to
I p. Id ['
Daily to... NY ;
For FREIGHT Only
Freight Propellers leave Pier
28. Eult River, New York (fool;
of Dover street), every day (ex-
cept Sunday), at :i p. m. Freight
received at Norwnlk up to l p.
m. and South Norwnlk up to 5:30
D. m'
Norwaik Steamboat Company
,Anning J. Smith. C. c. Housman,
Lessee General Agent
n... R... & v.1..t
' Electrical Co.»
The Only Fully Eoulpped
ILICTRIOAL SHOP
in the Town
AUTO IUPPLIII
Phone 805—60 South Main Street
a. Norwsiir. Coons
Music Hall Bloch
W. . .- o. .. . . ........~..—.
rill: “Welland‘s
Definition of Chiropractic
Chiropractic is the science of the
cause of the disease and the art of ad-
justing the same. Diseases are caused
by a "shell. twist or sprain in the
back. Even if done in childhood it
creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life in the different organs and
limbs.
Chiropratcors remove the cause of
this dis e and pain. and health is
restored t rough harmonizing the six
nerve systems in your body.
Nerves-non, Rheumatism. Paraly~
sis, Heart. Kidney and Female Dis-
eases are given special attention; also .
Curvature of the Spine. You will-
hover regret giving Chiropractic a
chance to help you.
1‘. FRANCIS. D. C.
94 wasnmc‘rou or. so. nonvvatx
Magnetic Treatments Given Also
David W. Raymond
Funeral Director and Embalmerl
19 North Main Street. South bloc-walki
Residence. 5 Washington Street.
Telephone at office. 330-2.
Tolephono at house. “3.
M
Notice
Contrary to rslmrts in cir-
culation. I have not sold out
my business. and have no in-
tention of doing so.
" “Wear Shoes that
Maxwell, E-M-F. and mm
our value exhibited at
. Square Show this year.
power cars. 3700' 22 her ‘
3750; . sspower cars.
horsepower can. .1000
can't even equal it.
all about it at '
Norwaik Consumed
PLACE fl 0
w BOYS’
Shoes .. ;
$1.50, $2, $2.50
Nature Shape Shoes ‘
for Children ‘
$1.25‘to 52
his
.o sis.
"r
“6
Fl
..
Two Stores
can be furnished completelyhy
selecting your goods in our es-
tablishment. The beds their
selves are highly artistic, heavy
ilfld substantially built throughout.
Highly ornamental in appearance.
massive and beautiful, our lied-
room Suites are very preposacssh
rug. 4 We have stylish Furniture
for every room in the house. and .
our prices will commend them»
when to your purse. ” .
A. .l. Augevine 48": 1:
Son Co. ,
134-136 Washington Strict
Automobiles , ,.
Acknowledged to be the m
the Hedi-on
16 horsepower cars. Mi. 20 hour
25 horsepower cars. case; 80
to distill. ‘
your No. on
Can't beat it. can 3
Come and learn
Phone 1120
Auto Company '
Will continue to do busi-
ness at the some stand and
carry the hunt line of Wall
Paper and Painters' Supplies,
as heretofore. with competent
men for all decorative work.
W
E. E. Gorham
Decorator ‘
10 First IL, But Norwsis
Telephone 452
Kr
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Does Your Root Leak?
nie- Century Compound ,
ITO” ALL LEAK.
500 I GALLON We a GALLON
We mm the weather wear of
our compound for three cars. Write
for moisten Correspon’descs solicit,
Century Rooting Co. inc.
This said and windy milieu.
makes been of "cabin for .
TIN ROOF}
—-AND~e.- 71 »
LEADERS " “
We are in I ”IV kill!!!
to malts ,
REPAIRS
at short notice, or to filrnlsli:
estimates for
NEW £6 ‘
Horace RN
newsman-set. ‘ ms- ”smut,-
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lemme-raises.
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