r Get Your Drquantsll‘ii‘. l Bridge Pharmacy. Prompt and eilicient service at all time: Personal attention giv- en to all prescription work. Chairs for our trolley patrons. come in and mm tor your car. BRIDGE PHARMACY , J. PAfiKER. Manager EAST NORWALK FIRE ALARM . . BOXES Fire lliosdqunrtprs, \~un Zandt Si. 'l‘el. 212~~hlnat Washington and Fort Ste. 3 Zia—Alan Zundt St. & So Osborn Ave. Zlflwhlast Ave. and Rowan 8t. 217—«Winfleld Si. 223~Flort and Charles Sis. nth—inst Ave. and Fitch St. 225—1.. t.’.'lohn St. and Edith Ave. 332” eaview ave. and First St. 335—5! oulevord and Second St. 336~mttove Ave. and Fifth St. Auxiliary box in Marvin school con- nects tilib box 313. Anxilituv box in Fitch school con- nects with box 216 One bins: of whistle at odd times. toiling or lino open. no blast 1 vv little. t , standard time?” it ‘i 8 ti. m lloxteatuth p.m..overy1\li’eduoaday Two bluaiu of whistle i-l--iire out. Foul blunts of whistle ul-l l-l—wnt 8:30 a. in.. no school. ' i Some call at 11:30 n. 111.. one session. A tolephouc message to elettiio eta «on (Win. between the hours oi il p.I m and ti o. m.. giiing location of fire. an alnrm will be given of noblest box. Cuptuin Pole: Docket is couilnod to bits homo, iu site"uiou uvoituc, with llli attach oi‘ the tonsilitla ’l‘ho Oriole bituobull truth will play the t‘o'ionlnl ttino. iontorrt‘tu' ni‘iornoon, on tho hill in South Norwulk. Rev C'hntlnu .l. Antiotuou ulll occu- py tho pulpit at tho Swedish (IOilylrogn- tionnl church, tomorrow morning and niitu’uomr. m ~-_ Steve Stone, one of Fluid Not-wiilk‘u youn rurponiora. butt tuition n ponitlon with li‘~t.ititt'tiotot- .tlhnrleu ivl. Aluthorpe. of Sohvldw avenue. wanM-IW (‘otiituoior i‘huriea ll Alutltorpo con iinuoh quite ill at his home. in Boa- vluw uvnnuo. whore hc ht hollering from llil ultucir or tonullltlu. Alonzo Wlionior is in liethol today. who .' Jill bt utiondlus tho futiorul aor- viuua over lilo. t‘ruininn of Mrs. Orrin Bmitl. a diutatti but dour reluiivo. the litilo nine tuotitlm‘ old and hire. Allen Wood. of llo or, 1‘ Mr. - together its forces to make attendance of every member in earnest. _ly requested. At the Advent Christian Church the pastor, Rev. 1.. W. Reynolds. will preach at 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. in. Morning subject, “Sutiefactiou,” even- ing subject. “The Coronation of Kain George vs. The Coronation of Chriut." Sunday school at 12 m.. Juniors will meet at 3 p. m. Loyal Workers‘ meoim log at 6:15 p. or, subject, “Saved by Grace," leader. Hattie M. Walah. m Harvoy B. Davenport, of Banning ton. Vt" hits puseetl hie final oxamlnn tionit and become a registered phar- macist. empowered to dispense drugs' and put up prescriptions in 28 differ out states according to the statutes of Vermont. After all liarvev‘e nirtn-| none efforts to master diffeient lan- guagen. eupociailt Imin. tvhlio at Northfield inniitule, Vi. have turned 011:.ior the best. ‘Rirsbard 'I‘judcr, of Rownyton, do- llgbted’ a large audience, last evening, at the. Swedish Congregational Church where he delivered his lecture, “With (inn and Camera Through Africa." The lecture was “mounted with atereopil- con views. made from pictures taken by the speaker himself. Dottplto tho -iuct that the lecture has been lziwb by Mr. ’l‘jador several times in The Norwulko and once before in East Nbr~ walk. a large audience greeted him and were generous in their plaudits. The annual meeting of the Eliot Nor. \vnlh l‘iio District Committee will be held on tho iirai ’i‘noadm in John and every indication lit that tho uoaoion will be u memorable one among notorious hindering tieiu'ht‘nu‘u Notwutu. rm. uauul opposition to about everything that is done in the district in getting an on. slungbt upon the district commuter- men. 'i‘ho latter. however, are woll prepared to tnko core of iliamuolvos uud can be relied upon to do juntlco l to their end of 'ilit‘ game. The. meeting will probnbly be largely nitontiod. Minn Flora Davenport. the charming und second daughter or Mr. ano Mrs. l". H. lliaVonporl. vanished that moat in- turntttiug of all upon to the girl debu- tunio. sixteen yours old. on the bin lust. and like her name one was allow- orod with flowers. uiid oncin particu- lar of her own ruining. a bountiful tu lip. bloomed forth as did thousands of Others 'ou tho montorubio bib. Still more interesting to the young lady wait a line ring Willi an olouuut ntono. in u Tiffany setting. from tizolehum & Lottder‘n. built to bar by her grand- inn. Mru. Ed. Jilllli'iil. .p’i‘nlteu all in all li'lottuy inrud pretty well. mam-van" AND MONDAV. iteut (ll't'itllwl‘y liutior. lb.. 25c: funny Nullvo Potatoes, bu., Silo: pit. mm. A. Siull. Mile May Smith. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. it. ii'."'t‘-lmith. of ilawlrina two one. entertained n large number of her friend: at her home. laai evening. in honor of her birthday. The affair Will! a happy one throughout. various guinea being played. niuulc. both in- uirumhntai and vocal being played. and other pustimeu indulged in. At it later hour a bountiful repeat watt gory- “ed. to which everyone at diagnosis ' did ample tuition: What To Young Peculiar nouiéty of both til W rhorumill hold tie weekly dove t . a... At. a will timid to hi it laiejiiour the young people departed ‘gto ,tholrra- litective homes. wishing fibelr‘limtou many happy returns and voting nor a tumultuble hostess. i Thorn man who happened to be ill the trolloy month it the Junction (it deovlew avenue and lilaitt Warmth ton utmeia yddtol‘tiay humanoid. were and all who attended were the recip~ lento of a rare treat. Misti Mabel hi. Kellogg. the popular young elocution-‘ isi nudimnaruonator. gave the nftair. and deserves all the oredit justly giv- en to.ber. The other talent also. did oommendahly and all were ‘heurtilyl congratulated. Tito program of colon tainment was as follows: Piuuo llueimilaael Bean and Gladys Benoit. Comedy in one not. Vocal Solo Mitts Edith Mead Monologue ~~~~ "Rich, llichor Richest.” Vocal Solo~mhllaa Edith Monti impersonations» n. n‘“'lhe MooCow’hioo.” b “What Jack Said. " c. "The “Oi Kept 3tep" . (‘mnot Solo“ Frank Shui’olt. Monologtto~~“An Easter Symbol." .4. _............A,......................_.. GAVE A HEART mm mam—a » her home with nunitut‘k of mumpa. ”’ been for the limiting of compo bench , ‘ pavilions lTlocomiiou .dui‘. Mia .‘Blllea 'i‘hyicr hhuxeohened nor tcnidouce on Tut-hey lllll. «m- u_.~—aa.~..~ . lilies Mildred Taylor in confined to va Everlhing is being placed in team. The Minoan 'i’odura have returned from a tour through Europe. They hove boenflabuent a your. The Wentport bail nine will cross ball! with the All-Americana of Nov. walk, tomorrow, on the home die. mend. ' The entertainment given in Na. tional hall last evening by the senior . ‘clunu at the high ucbooi Wan well at~ tended. Highway formerly known on James Sherwood homoutuud. » M The boys of the high school on ioyod u croua country race \Vedfles- day. running from the amnion school to Bridge utroei school llnrold Keith won the nice. --M.-m The members of tho local Masonic KQ. Sipperioy in to drill an arie-i than all on the property in trues: and return. i Canaan Sidney R. Chlcbeuter has taltcu the l agentiy for the Km motor cars made iln DotrOit. Hertuaioo placed a full lino of auto aceosuoriouvnn hits store on Forest street. ‘ i Stephen i-iori. of the nursery, in ’ negotiating for the purchase of a large (‘omor auto truck One of these lodge will attend tho funeral oi llan- “W.“ has been demonulrating at ”w lei B Brndlev. in llullu Farms tumor « Mm...) for the past few days nod run atteruoon and will have tit/urgei has at “.de a great deal of interest amuse themselves evenings by block- ing the sidewalks in Main street. it is a nuisance that is honouring more aggravated with the atlveut of warm- er weather and these gentry nppnrent~ ly are not. sufficiently familiar" with our laws to make a passage way for pedesiflnswparticulariy for ladies- who have occasion to pass through this avenue. in WM. cases the men congregate and engage in conversa- tion which would lead one to think a murder plot was being arranged for or flint a riot was in progress. They are apparently utterly oblivious to their surroundlnan and gestirulnte in a wild manner. Our police force has bad grout dliflcuity in handling this stale of affairs and has tried everything reasonable in order to make them tin- dersinnd. The nuisance. however. is one which decent people should not be ureu ulth which to alleviate the uni- ‘sance of the crowd of foreigners who Mia Margaret H. Laue Entertain- Frianda at Her Home in Oreo. cent Terrace. hlisu :tluinutnt ll. 1.,ntio of (‘resoont 'i‘etruco entertained too young iodine at her home yeaterduy afternoon at a bruit putty. 'lhc afternoon was spent in playing the game of hearts. many 0! tho young ludloa being oupoclaily pro~ flcieni in» the art. hilai‘t liolon Betta. of Norwalk. was the succouulul prime winnor, willie Minn Olive Dibble. of South Norwalh, was nwardud the con solution prize. The ‘niturnoon was u very pleasant one. Refreshments were served, and the food lotion and the of tho aervlct :u at the grave. in Willow Brook oeiuoiorv. Frank Shogun uho owns auroral; acres of motor ground in the Mill pond. expected to httrvcifa largo quail lily of ultimo this tattoo“. tut on look- ing over his ground but found that they have diunppmtrcd. The funeral of llowhiuh M who dlod in NOIWMH Wednesday. will. be hold title lliiilllfltlil from the on dcriuking month of Charles King strooi. at 2:30 o'clock Rov. t‘littrletf F. ‘i‘uylor will iundutt the l-‘illow.i Fable,‘ compelled to tolerate. Au arrest for loitering might have n salutary effect upon this element and make the major- ity understood that Main street is a l ..... We take this onortnnlty to pay our respects to our new Warden John H ; ilehre. who we know as a man of un iawcrving integrity and unimpunchable‘bitulnrss thoroughfare and not an .oharactcr. Warden Bohre is a man amusement boulevard, particularly on- of uteriiug buuiuoan qualities and null Saturday night iflttoti to impartiallv transact tho bor- - tough biiulneua in trained and conserve iN THE WAKE OF THE MEASLES.. the. executive umnncr lie is nit-i The little son at Mrs t) B Palmer“ .ahutrkled and free to mic hiu good iodg Little Rock. Ark. had the measles. The intent, unlininpoted by ieii tape or pol ilehiiit one a setom cough which glen ’ llltul airings. not! judging hour the liri horse and he could net sleep. She laid account he gate of the bozoturhu sari: “One bottle of Pole) 3 Honev ,oxpenae for the tattooing your at the and Tar Compound Foltlitleiii.‘ 4'43"?“ borough meeting, it is evident that he him and be has never been botheredl attractive dooorailmu were hearts-bap- Minx igloo proved a moot charm» int: balloon and received many ooniplit oil.‘ moms upon tho exuuutiou of her do lion in this capacity. 'l‘bmm pl‘esmli In cluded the Mlaseadtlnu it Richards \‘iolotin Hutton. Olive. Dibble. ldu V’er lln. Mary nod Frances Buruoll, Loiin t‘runipton, Helen Betta and lilarguor‘ lib iinbbull. . CUPIO FiNALLY WINS EVEN AF- TER HALF CENTURY. Mary H. Carlson. Aged 62, Join Hand- wlth John Lundln. of Fairficid. The marriage returns filed with the town clerk. in lirldumtort. router duy ubowmi another luatuncu of the uoi’vicea. intnrmuut will be in Fair: hold cemetery. WW“... ... .-........._.. Edward Mills in motoring with u tar) painful iota. While at wort“. aev not] days ago tilting mitt of his large burr. unwa. flililil" one dialled the inn t‘hlnoiy. which initiated the row to ro- volvo, i‘ieioro Mr. Mills tould juinp' which required 17 atllchen to clone. n...- «A .M .. a...» an“... iJohn (Raver) Beninmin to go on With Bunnlo Ford. ‘ dumber smoke: ulll 'iin held hi the; Auditorium, in North Main iill‘twi, by tho Twin i lli‘ Mblettt L‘.lub on Tues our evening. Mitt .1l.at uhich limo poriatuncy with Which Dun t‘upiti the following talent will box. The men throws his durin around. .‘dnry il. ““5 80 “X rotunda Caring“! tmmmmg, of mumppm-t' nf. John (Revert itcnluutln. of South tor remaining single for 52 vom watt mmtit‘ii in rltttml’oril lust mouth. to Ho it! ill lohn lutndiu. fill of Pulrilchi nhrdouur and won inurtiod once ho fore. (litter roturua showed the marriage of Frank Adamo, tell and Mary Bulb oohuk. both of Bridgeport. Iu Meridian. in February. and Edward w. 25 and Kathleen Ada Brown, of Bridge- port. in Norwailt. hut. month. an. mum“... . m... NW. AN ODD SOCIETY. ll. aooloiy has Just been formed. the momhorahlp reatrlriod to personu born on tiliriatniaa‘dny. it in culled tho Noo- lliu iloniety. Among thoto who would have qualified for membership hud they been living are t‘lir innao New ion. Richard ‘i’oruon and William Col» lint, the poet. The (lbrintiun name oi Noolwulngulurly appropriate to a Dir number 26 blvthdnywiu attil conditional» ly‘to be met with in thin country. “But have you over been uliriatenod "(Jurist- mun'l" ’i‘hioxir the‘cnio oi Clirltitmaa itvuna. the, famous Webb pronoun. Wait ho th§lnt of the tribe? it in really a tiliuu‘trool ihiuutior a child do be born on (ibrisimun daywor near. it. so look tut it ii a child. For the parontn‘ and tripod: woumniae on the", | And you may imagine the ”WHOM!- iitiiii no. Murwallt and iiunniu Pool. of No u g liuvon. who is ropuiod to be tho light ‘weighi champion of (on iotticui will box in the tutor bout. ’1 a hill prob-l uhh be the nutrient proponition tiiat liuniamin butt tutltlcd tip to the pres out time and bin trieudu are oi tho opinion that he will give in good no count of hither-if. 'i‘ho othor boutu will be botvloen Young iii-own. of Hittmford. and Eddie Kathy of Bridgeport: John lmnchalt: and Joe Hurley both of South Nor- walk; und Young Hurloy. of ilridunport. w "a «W t-..» QTANUM 0N POLO GROUNDS. wow YORK May 13.~i’lnnn have boon med tor the new noncrete and uteel which will replat‘o the stand. tionai Magoo 13ml;- Now York. but tor known on the Polo moonlit. exact outta: «annuity hi not given. but it bi «timotudnit 50.0%. The now that will be a doublodauk attain «minimum- in shape, hilt feat mound the inner circle and 534 feet along that outer adult. The roof will be an- Work trill halo iii onus. trimm- Audition. ‘ p ‘ ' alliteration hinders. renoutmoni of the girl who but newer ' ' had a birthdtv of her uwu‘ and the 5 . For the or ‘ “ 'omeute of her own. burn on din-intuit“ day, and hair out or the war he roceivod an only out? u l. is nth N’uvl . lxzuiu I” o q or u k'. the cleaning. however. it vorr autio recently tie-trotted by tire at the Nat . 'i‘ba . ligation. rind the oust it placed at aloft. ._ already baa a fairly good group of the situation to start with. ilo has the time and the inclination. nod on New . tiinunans the place we may look fool hard too axon: of good honest local ,govnrnmcnt 'l‘ he Board of unneeded in made up of select and representa- the men aim we fool auro ulll loud every aid andco—operutlon to the o-ew lexocutivo, and with- our destiny in Ethane tried and true handu no mo? l ipmupocta. i The recent good uork of our ladteu' ,ol‘ the (‘lvlo Magoo in clearing up our iiown and spreading an epidemic of lcloanliueiui in our midst in encourag- ’iuu and worthy of emulution. Every thing looks bright and theory and the delicuio touob of sprint: is helping to complete the nrduonn task. Boule- leolv 1 ing but; boon manifest and actor have ttoken exception to the edict issued by ‘ .tho league in some, ioetancea the. kirk: limo been imW’lii rauiotl and lime? pointed out. uhiie on tho other hand :it in possible that a little undue hill-lie and a misconception oi the true mate to! attain; exioted. While the cleaning icominittec of tho League undoubtedly inertormed tut work counciontlously and with no other motive than to help tho town. it wan a trifle adulation in at.’ lea-l one Initiation an to the dental cont diiiou of things. Tho final result or i factory and willial a pleasing and it in to be union the billion will mutilate their good work along conunvntlvo lino- tor the betterment of the town and our growing humanity. . The new road «titer in making ltueli‘ felt and thy borough directs are hrad unity “cumin: an annual of modern care and attention. Every roadi inlibe borough will be oneotiieiiy oiled and tho old water wanna in it thing or the past iii least for a streegsorinhlor. Ali rennin the oiliui method New Canaan halt now about titanium With the our roundtn; towns cud out: and will he i field. ‘i‘liéi new utter ht modern iu‘id‘ mom, with all ~ blotted on tho banner list with ei-m- i w M. Horacio. Watport and Ridge; . u-lodate anniian- 1 slate.“ Croup. “lumping cough. meuuloo cough all vield to Folev a lien»; or and Tar Compound. The germinal in in the pollen package nines-a Re‘i fuse substitutes. The Bridge Phar-i liiliC't and W 'l‘ \‘tigmored‘: Co “i ”WW l GOVERNOR _ TO BE iNVlTED. .Brtdgoport Sunday School Parade idly ’. he Revlowui by Him. i illtlilill€.P()RT Slay l3. -~Go\eriioré won. HAVE mortise auoxa3. "3'“ WW“ 0’ W" “““l‘” "ll“ W“ Siliit‘on a llaldwln has been invited to be our. of those r'mimting the moir‘ titer patado of lnldgepoit Sundnvi schools. Jane“ A. lilaxor E 'i‘. Buckingi hum hon accepted the invitation oii the committee to reticw the parade; and also promiaeu to do cvorttlilnr. posnible to make it n success. I Secretary and Treasurer i}. W. Mural: of the People‘s Saving llauhg hast consumed to not as grand marshal of the parade. .... . .. mp»... .- ”a“... , Advertise in The Sentinel. .... ,,.. P.-- .» a Daily Line to N. Y. For FREIGHT Only Freight Propeller: leave Pier 38. East River. New York (foot of Dover ntreeti. every day lex- cont Sunday). at :i n m. Fromm received at Norwalh up to i p. at and South Not-uni at: to 6:80 it. in Norwalk Steamboat Company honing J. Smith. 0. c. Hog-man. ' um ueuom Agent Mammy, .mm.... mmwm" "mm”.mfiyw Don’t Wait untilthe Summer is half over before you get that new Rdirigerator ‘ , e the cent. by pro-t » ‘ ' the food you lb . , . .. M. .. .. WNW w. . .. .. WM...»— NORWALK FIREMEN'S FAIR. The Officers Association otthe Nor‘ walk Fire Department held a bueinonfl the Main; street house and'voted unanimously to .' hold the annual fair, of the Norwulk.’ Fire Department. already sanctioned by the various departments at their, * probably the meeting last evening in meetings, in October. first week. A committee of three, com posed of the three chiefs of the ,de» partment, was appointed to look aft: ter the securing of the armory in Went avenue for the occasion. tern of routine business were transac— ted. affair. m... - .-,... .-. DOES YOUR TIN ROOF LEAK ? We should appreciate the op— portunity to figure on repairing or replacing it. p , 3 We specify . Charcoal Iron Leaders and Gutters in our tantrums. They cost but little more than ordinary galvanized iron. but near many times longer. m Horace R. Nash N. Main 8: west Sn. S.Norwaik Other matéfl Everyone is going to work for the’ fair this year and make it an unusual ‘ .. .9... -WW‘ David W. Raymond Funeral Director and Embahnei' . in North Main atmt. south Not-walk ‘ Incidence. O thiruton Strut. Telephone It cilia. 85-2. Yet-orient at been. I”. .mw-.-........W—.... .........-..._._» THE NEW SCiENCE ,’ Definition of Chiropractic Chiropractic ll the octane. of tilt cause of the disease and the art a! all- iurtina the lame Disease- are (settled by I wrench. twitit or sprain in tin“ back than if done in childhood it create. pinched nerves and pain in later life in the different email! and . ‘ limbo. Chiroprutcoru remove the mole of this dine-M and pain. and health is restored through harmonizing the all _ nerve Iran» a in your body Va rvouan Rheumatism. mo Ill. Hurt. Kidney and Female Dir eases are given “mini attention; also}: Curvature or the home You , roer regret trivia; Chiropraofic chance to help you. '1‘. FRANCIS. D. C. M wuamorou or. no. naturism Magnetic Immanu- on.» "Am
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