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NORWALK
out
, gYour
Fillet!
Drquants. at a.
" Bridge Pharmacy
Prompt and eflicient
service at all times.
Personal attention 31v-
en to all prescription
. work
, . Chairs for our trolley
patrons Come in and .
wait tor your ear.
BRIDGE PHARMACY
.I. PARKER. Manager
William Sacthler, or this place. has
secured a position witlt William White,
the contracting carpenter.
William Shea has resigned his posi-
tion with Ellie White to wotk for the
latter's. brother, William White
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Miss Leah Sherwood. of East Nor-
. walk, visited her mother, Mrs. '1‘. Mar—
vin Stocking, in Georgetown, :thia
week.
Letter Carrier William 0. Merritt,
oi Sentiew avenue. spent yesterday
in New iotk city, whom the saw the
ball game
‘The natural growth oystermen. who
are working on the beds oftBrttine-
port, arnived home. last evening to
spend the Sabbath
The \oung Peoples society of Lov-
ai Wo1kere will hold its weekly devo-
tiouui meeting. tomo1rou ‘eteuinu, at
the Advent Cluietlan church.
-—iilest-(lrea1‘uert' iluttct', per tb.. Lille.
3 cans t‘nmplwli'u Soup. 250. i»? it).
can Powell‘s (‘ot'on lSc. 3 ”)8. iieat
Mill: t‘rncheta. 230 A. Slull.
hm
it is mpectctl that lanai Noru alk
people will attend the gator at Amuse-
ment i'iil'it, this afternoon. batman
the Norwultu and the Weutportu.
Wm
liov. t‘iuuicu l. Andoruon will omel-
ate at the morning and owning eer-
vir-ea which will be held. tontorow, in
the Swedish Congregational (‘illli‘t’ih
A large number of people cattle over
on the utentnt-r Huntington. yesterday
tnorniuu, anti a number of East Nor-
Wiiiii petiole (‘iiJrlyutl the trip avroua
and return.
The Luigi thpoiitl Siorlei)’ will hold
tin monthly buntncun meeting, tomor-
row. at which time tnttttern pertaining
to the celebration of tiolnmiiun ilay
will room up.
mam.
Archie Wolfe. of blunt Norfitlh, lit
unending the day in New York cliy.’
whore he is tubing in the some be
tween the (limits and the Cube, after
which be will do Now tori:
“momma
'i‘lto idoworth Manna will hold ita
weekly devotional inaction. tomorrow
(Waning, in the lined Avenue Melhodint
church. it in hoped that a turtle noun
her or the memltoru will be present.
The regular sen-k on will he held at
the ideal. Avenue Methodtat chutett.
tomorrow morning and evening. ltov.
William W Billing will emulate ntltl
“the chair will tender one of its itttlitli
1y good programs or manic. "
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The idea a Giana will hold lie week
ly devotional meetlhi‘l. tomorrow noon
at. the East Avenue liliithodlat church
A titted program tor the meeting nan
been arranged and it its hoped that ev-
ery member will be present. l
chip (3 Modular Jeane avert! and hill
asuietnnta are rubbing; wet-it on Al
Mill a nominee craft. Which in being re.
but ill at the march cheek yards. a
or. bite horsepower engine is hiring in:
ainlietl and a new cabin put a the
improvemtilu.
and all are thankful lot the reunite
from the intense heat of the past Week
The'eariy risers. this morning. stepped
along with a perceptibleu tiring in thelt
feet which has been luck! 3 during the
hot spell, especially dating the past
two daya ’
WW
y.
Mrs. Silas Sherwood ‘vislted rela‘
lives in East Norwaik Friday.
Mrs. Edward Phillips, of Grumman
avenue. to ill and under the doctor’s
care.
Mr. and Mrs. Dorncv, of New Roclr
elle, spent Wednesday at her summer
home here.
Mr. anti Mrs. Downing, of Grumman
avenu'e, are entertaining company
from New York.
E. M. Asch, the artist, and family
are now at their summer homo on
Walnut. Hill avenue. .
Allen Burton, of Brooklyn, visited
over the Fourth with his brother and
wife in Partrick street.
Morris Coggswcll. or Grumman are
one. is working for Robert Gregory,
learning to vulcanlze tires.
Mrs. Elizabeth . Filiow, of Spring-
tiale, visited over the Fourth with he:
sister, hire. Minnie Gregory...
M r. and Mrs. James 'liuttcry, of New
Ymh. have rented rooms or hits
Barnes for the summer, and taken pos-
session
Mr and Mia Davina Benton.
Brooklyn. are visiting Mrs.
mother, Mrs. Bedlam
avenue
' it
'Mr. and Mrs. Hyatt, of Newtowu
avenue, entertained a number at
frieuda'i‘rottt iicdding on the Fourth
of .luLl'.
oi
Bouton‘a
on Grumman
M13. George ll. Boutou, oi Chestnut
Hill av,onlto bent to New Yotk Tues
day; being called there by tho dath of
a relative .
Ml'Li Seeker, a ho has been staying
with her mother, Mrs. Fv,nncakl who
is in pom health, has returned to her
home in (lrhnge, N. .‘i.
Have you a boat you’re tired oi? A
Sentinel for sale ad will living it our-
tomer. a
it
MOTOR BOAT PARADE.
m
Commodore Rider Liming Every Own
or of small Power Vanni: to Enter.
An appeal to the motor boat owners
of the town of Norwaik. which in
elation Belle inland and liowuyton, to
act together for a grand big motor
‘ boat. parade has been cent out by Gom-
tutnloro liavry iiltler, oi‘ the ideal Nor-
walk Yacht Club. who aaya:
Every one who halt the welfare oi‘
the town. harbor and motor bottle at
heat will turn out in thin parade. We
iwunt over) heat that in run by power.
t‘ronltu and all. An noon on you read
title, hit out n palatal card giving your
llama, addrcae. name of boat, length
and width of name. alto the borne new.
er of your ithgiiit‘,‘ and send it to the
couunitliee, at'ry Rider, 20i. Illittii. avo-
nne. i not Walk.
l The only expense 0! this parade in a
,pontai mud. and it you have the web
tum of your town at heart. Milli your
palatial immediately alter reading this
The committee wante to matte this the
lament parade ever held in the state
and can only be done with sour new
distance.
i The patudu trill. be held on Sarah
titty utterance. July 29. at. i o clock.»
send in your card now and you will be
assigned a Bouillon by the commie
tee. Fill up your gasoline tanks. ad
tutti your snark plumb. till your oil
cups and put. out your item. and make
this one or the largest. parades ever
held in the time.
if you can ov’et perauade a email
number at the people. thereon and
~ out estates,
and the scene in a truly delightful one.‘
Westport probably has as beautiiui
a shote front as any section on Long
inland Sound. The harbor is good. and
dotted here and there with inlets 'and
islands, where are located iineiy laid
with handsome houses,
Many oi the places tulle especial paths
with the'iandecape and art gardening
details. and in the summer time the
properties are at their best. There
are numerous attractive drives
throughout the town, and the wealthy
New Yorkers some time ago new the
beauties of the place and many magni~
ticent residences have been built
The loan is very nicely situated.
being on the main line of the New
Ymk, New Haven and Hartford Rail-
road and having excellent trolley con-
nections. The water incilltics are un-
surpassed there being a line harbor.
The shore propmty has been rapidly
developed during the past few yearn.
tending to make the town quite a sum-
mar resort [fiiiig to the east oi Nor-
walk a number of Norwalk people,
with othe1e item Bridgeport, Danbum
lietltei and other inland towns, have
,"bhe is gray and beginning to look
‘ your hair to glow grav.
A Simple Remedy Briana Back
the Natural Dolormbandtuii
‘ Quickly Removed
W
How otten one heart; the expression.
Tbld. ” it in title that; Bray hair usually
‘ denotes use and hi always aasociatcd El
/ with age You never hear one refer
‘ ted to as having gray liltlr and looking
young.
The hair is generally the index of
age. it your hair is gray. you can't
blame your t1lende for reierying to
you as looking old. You can't retain
a youthlul appcutance if you allow
Many persona
not middle age leohartilze their future
simply by allowing the gray hold to
become manliest. it your hall‘- has be
come faded or gray. try Wyefia Sage
and Sulphur Hair Remedy, a prepata
tion which a chemist by the name of
Wyeth devised a low years ago. it
is nimble, inexpensive and practical.
and will banish the gray hairs in a few
days. it in also guaranteed to remove
dandruii and promote the growth or
the hair
it in a pleasant dressing tor the hair
and utter using it a few days itching
and dryness of the scalp entirely dis-
appear.
This preparation is uttered to the
public at titty cents a bottle. and is
recommended and sold by all drug-
aisle. tSpecial agent. Stillsonui’oweli
Corporation.
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BAlth Fillsilli torts
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Frank Latnbo, the deal mule from
New York city, who in spending his
vacation at the cauu‘n'tu certainly a
clever young man and” a genial com-
paniou. last evening be displayed his
tlevmneau with the ' antelmatwds.
hibiting and manual; mam mister-
tuna and seemingly impossible trinket.
llc had a very large audience. anti
acquired propetty at (‘ompo Mills.
and some titty cottages and bungalows
have been erected them, maltiuga
complete settlement. At (.‘ompo the
town has erected a large pavilion. and
theta are bathing and boating facili
ties An extension may be made again
this summer.
Mina Lillian Ijilarrow is entertaining
auroral friends from Bridgeport.
W. ii. Smith is wiring the new hath,
houses at (Jotnpo heath for electric
‘ lights.
Rev. i‘. F. Taylor will resume his
duties at the Congregational church
ibutorrow.
Mina Sarah Potter entertained lie\.
and bite William .lepsou, oi iioddtnu.
at, tiinnet. Wednesday.
Wr-
hliau Gertrude Mille, of Georgetown.
ls- upendiuu her vacation at the Mills
cottage at t‘ompo beach.
liev. Kenneth Mackenzie and
daughter, lilies Caroline Mackenzie.
spent Thursday, in Bridgeport.
George Myers has returned to i’hilu.
dolphin to take his old poaillon in a
large leather factory in that place.
m
Minn Maud Steiner. who has been
attending several wealth with friends
in Georgetown. had returned home.
Mina Aanuth Meeker oi (noun liluh
way. entertained 20 of her young
lrlondu at 11 “Utilit‘gtl tea" Thursday
evening.
Miueou Gertrude and Annie Pt‘ttaam'.
accompanied by a party or i‘ricntiu
from Norwalk, are unending a week’u
vacation at Walnut beach.
Mr. and hire. ilnvhl iiurlbutt tutti
.non, Nelson. at (launch, nto enjoying
a two woulte' vacation at tile cottttuc
or Dr. ii. ll. Aik‘llubr Cotnpo Mill.
A rcpreaontative tor out of town
portion has been in town the pact
wcelt looking at several ntoron and
suitable buildings with a view to up-
citing a laundry in wontpoit.
James London huts been entertaining
Hugh London or New York, anti Janice
0 Connor, of Bridgeport. the former iii
a brother at ’i‘homae‘ London. member
at Baltinh Parliament from County
Limerick, iretunti. '
in spite "hi the extreme heat the
membera oi the missionary addiction
or the congregational church gathered
yesterday nitetnooa at the home oi
Mrs. Sylvester Foster in Green High
way for a rectal gathering. The after.
been one spent on the spacious was
and a general good time enjoyed. The
delegated to the New Haven iubiiue
cluttered reunite.
If you can ever aerobatic a email ‘
handle; oi the bobble: ‘
although no deal that the applause
could not thrill ililll. yet he could ap-
alprctiate the fact that he was pleasing
,llte campers greatly. The young men
lwill irtep him illiti\ hermit or. explain
lot.' to them the inletetles which he
performs. 1
A large number at the New: York
city young men, wittytp'e not at pres-
ent enjoying vauntitiuu, are expected
this evening at the camp to spend
iSlllitlii). it to always a happy day on
the Sabbath when a large number at
the young people gather at the camp
to ettjoy all its pleasures.
Tomorrow there will be swimming
and other diversions. which the young
Hit a calm, and it the died that the
ldiuner will be one” ,,h'é“lnrg‘eat or
iii. 1.- neuron. ‘
i Smut-.11 exhibitions are due for it)
launch at the awlaunlng pool. a
number of line swimmers being ex.
ported to perform.
tine oi the boarders for the summer
at the Elma, in South Wilton. who
had a narrow escape from sunutroke
at t‘ompo Fourth of July. is now rash
inn comtortably, and in reported by
m. W. J. Tracey as being considerably
improved. lie is Mr. Fisher, and well
iituuwu at Camp Folsom.
i
TACHED.
Harry Bowman Wants Money irom Hy-
man Lovey, of Pleasant Hour
Theatre.
liymnn Lovey, prcpttetor ol‘ the
l’lcunaat iiour theatre in Norwalk, haa
had his band accounts in the National
bank or Norwailt and In the litinbury
bank, attached to cover a claim for
damages made by one in his einucre.
iiurry l‘iowman. llowutan claims that
he had a contract to sing for one your
ill, silt“; per Week and that he hue been
(discharged, hlu contract carrying him
until next January.
Tito local manager. Mr. O’Neil. watt
interviewed last evening by a Sentinel
reporter and he sure that Bowman
never sung in Norwailt. tut wan report»
at! ycalerday. tie acid that Bowman
had never lived up to aluminum and
that he had practically courted the
discharge which he received.
Mr. Lovey m in town trout Wed
nesday night. until, yesterday at it
o'clock, and it 16 not known that Mr.
llowman‘naa everin Namath tor any
length ot'time. Considerable unneoeef
nary trouble was caused Mr. Lovey
by the attachment against his bank
attenuate. but. be hair" lenty at other
account» in health but tine ethic.
Twenty prominent intuition men or
banpury appeared. immediately that
the attac‘hniuni was made. to become
his annulment and,” that part at the
matter watt arranged long before the
. attachment wait even ecu.
heehuee of heparin leaving it has
‘ Piles
'98"!
MANAGER'S BANK ACCOUNT AT-_
whatnot indium“ Pile Claim 1; will cure
curve the“ tumour. alloys itching at once.
peu ultice. gives inatunt roller.
Wliilangta Indian Pile Clint out in pm
1 Pilot) and human c the private
arts. Drumleta. mall 50c and H00
titans Milli. 00.. Noon. cleveland. (”III
For aaieby The Clifford Pharmacy.
V“ ‘ ;‘-m i
jcountnot"!cur PATENTS.
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patents,
1911; list furnished trout otllce
A. M. Wooster. solicitor of ‘
firtdgeport.,00nn.: . ‘ ‘ ,
Arthur W. Glauder,‘ Bridgeport,
adding machine; Alfred A. .Curry.
Bridgeport. 2 patents, i'eeilientwheel,
resilient tire; William J. Gagnon,
Bridgeport. pendent electrical switch;
Lyman injuries. Bridgeport, detacha-
ble calk for horses; Henry ii. Tay-
lor.’Bridgeport. garment clasp; John
J. Alvord and AF. Karaltz. Bridgeport.
smoker stand. design; Harold 'Fiah.
Straitord. tool holder; ’it‘redson E
eBowera, New Haven, two patents,
carburetor; Henry L. Bradley. New
Haven. packingc case; Wilson E. For-
tel, New Haven, watch; Henry D.
Hlnchiev, Hartford automatic electri
Ciliiy governed engine controlling ap-
paratus; George A. Owen and C. A.
Bates, Hartford. aerial machine:
til'ranois H.Rieha1ds,iiartiord.dri-
ving mechanism; Frank P. Crihbins.
Dealt. machine for homogenizing
milk; James W. Carin. New Britain.
door eta-carer; Andrew 'l‘urnbuii. New
Britain, miter box; Adolph C. Reck-
er, Oakvliie, shade holder for electrcl
lamps; Howard M. Barber, Sterling-
ton. offset mechanism for printing
machines; E. C. McCullough, Green
with. automobile rim holding anti
tire pumping device; James J. Mar-
pity, Terryvilie. sale deposit lock.
Trade Marks. ,
The Electric Cable Co. Bridgeport,
insulated when and cables: the Pre-
inter Mtg. (2.,0 Newton, electric mo-
tors and cettain other named electric
machinist}.
”firm—“W
Lost anything? Try a Sentineimd.
The majority. of people are honest.
The Reed 15. Volk
Electrical Co.
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
in tho‘Town
{AUTO sUPPLtee
Phone SOB-«~50 South Main Street
South Norwailt. Musiciiiull Black
Excursions to Huntington and
Valley Grove
SUMMER TIME TABLE
On and After FRIDAY, JUNE 23. 1911
The
Steamer Huntington
CAPT. WM. c. YOUNG.
Wilt run an teiiowu:
Leatte Huntington for Not-walk Mon-
day: and Fridays at 6: 45 a. m... and
2.25 p. m.
Leave Norwaik for Huntington. Mom
dayu and Friday; at 8:48 a. m. and
5:30 p. m. ,
EXCURSION TICKETS. 50c.
Havoltne
Motor Oil
FOR LAUNCHES
A Full Line
of Launch and Yacht
Supplies
CHAS. E. DOW
, an. NORWALK. conu.
Definition of Chiropractic
Chiropractic lo the science or the
bit a wrenclnt ttvia'to or sprain in the
buck. iiiven it done in childhood it
creates pinched nerves and pain in
an r tile in the dliiereut organs and
m 'i
Chiropractors remove the cause at
thin disease and pain. and health is
ventured through harmonirins the air
nerve uratemu In your body. ,
Nervoutmetia, itiieumatlam., Pitfall“
all. iieitrt. Kidney and illiterate Die
cases are given special attention; alto
Curvature at the Brian.
never regret giving chiropractic a
chance to help
l Piles l ; Plies! ‘
‘Biin‘d. Bleeding and Itching Plies. It nh- ,
“, WATERBURY.
Patrick Telmu ot’ the police depart-
:tnent, has been missing from thin city;
«anxiety in being teit by his parcutti.
The following were iii-sued July 4. .
he in coming bacig.
, kept on taking them until i was once
THE NEW Sumter '
came of the distance and the alt of ad
hitting the some. Diseases are caused ;
You will.
Friend: of Waterbury Officer Are Bie-
turbed Over Hie Disappearance.
July 8-Docrman
since Monday morning. Considerable
Patrolman und Mrs. Finton Touch. and
by the oiiiciaia oi' the police depart—
ment
No one known where 33011113 Tehun
has gone. what he went tin, or when
not‘ told of his intention of leaving.
Their that knowledge came when he
failed to upbeat for dinner Monday
noon. and the poilcewondered ,why
he didn't show up for duty Monday
night. He did not ask permission to
be absent from Superintendent Beach.
His parents know absolutely noth-
ing of his whereabouts, and are wor-
rying over his continued absence. Hie
assoeiatoa in the department know of
nowreaaon why he should go away so
suddenly and mysteriously. and are
speculating as to whether 01' not he
will return. Doorman 'i‘ehan's wile
died a little over a year ago, and he
has been melancholy over her loss.
WATCH YOUR KIDNEYS.
Their action controls your health.
Read what' Foley Kidney Pills have
done for your neighbor. Mrs. H. W.
‘Ailen, Quincy, ill., says: ‘About a
me. i had a swelling in my ankles and
limbs, then headaches and nervous;
dizzy spells, and later severe back'i
aches. I wasgetting worse, when ii
began taking Foley Kidney Pills. 1::
more freed or all kidney trouble " The
’Bridge Pha1macy and W. T. Wigmorfi
& Co.
The woman who avails herself at
Sentinel Want Advertising in the ser-
vant~quest remains optimistic on the
whole help problem.
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HICHESTERS PILLS
”lhlyflhmhn
A‘ l-' h .r‘l naimu re-
”'11: 1m and can nan;
Mats. outed with Blue Ribbon.
he the
g»:- "agile ' 'r' nui't'i-ct than:
“A mu infill n M i. («In
years known 3‘ Beat. Snowman liable
saw BY DRUGGiSTS EVERYWHERE
Hotel Mahackemo
i. a. CONNOR. Mgr.
seawce AND comma up TO oar:
eaves k2 PER DAY mo upwano
SUNDAY DiNNERS‘n‘lSc
i3
Banquets a Specialty
TEL. CALL one
You cannot. store this heat to
use nevi winter. lint there is
on: "mung km;g"‘
year ago my kidneys began botheringi
i 8 North Main 8!»
ET P0
”fluofignoiialmli {we
Olfls macaw.
“ W. F. Wiamore a; dim. B North Mal
at. South Not-walk .
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DANBU RY Fl NISH ER‘S’ ELECTION-.53
W
p c. F. McOue President. R. P. Cunnlntp ,
ills patents were '
ham Vice-President.
’iDANBURY, July 8.—~At a largely at-g;
.bcnded meeting last evening in the ‘5'
city hall, the Hat Plumber’s Armenia.~
lion elected Cornelius F. McCue presi-
dent to succeed Simon Blake and Rob-
ert P. Cunningham vice-president, ‘ to
succeed Mr. McCue. Mr. Blake resign-
ed the presidency of the association to
, i
take the oth‘ce of president oi the Unt~ ,
ted Hatters oi’. North America. to
which he was elected at the recent
convention in New York
Louis E. Outen was elected to the
position of director ot’ the United Hatt-
lets of North America.
Sentinel want adva. pay.
Oculists and Opticians
Why not see as others see? Lét
our Oculiat, who is a skilled eye
specialist, examine your eyes and
lit you to the correcr glasses. sat-
isfaction guaranteed.
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Open Monday & Saturday Evenings
THAMER3.
87 Atlantic Square, Stamford, Conn. ' L
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TELEPHONE CALL 720
(Gregory Boulevard)
EAST NOBWALK‘
‘Sea Food Booked ioflrder
iiiiRiilii iiiiiiii
Shore Dinners and All Kinds oi?
till i. vsuuvu. Pill.
WELLER
for 500
for y'.ouxseli‘
DRUGGISTB
Bo. Norwaflt
The Celebrated $3.50? I:
Call at our store and examine them‘
-
no better time to have your
F tunace‘ .
Cleaned
We are prepared to put it in
perfect order tor a small charge.
\
Horace R. Nash
N. Maia & Weill Sis.
S.Norwalk
order. It will receive prompt atten-
tion and you will knowithat you are
getting the bent: and patient ice on the
market. We ban’t explain why, but
somehow on other our ice seems to
last longer than other ice. intone i580
today for a trial order.
amount ice Cu.
When'in‘ need of his, pubuef‘uuyeu’r‘ "
Notice
During July and August
our oiore will close en su-
urdaye at l p. m. At your
service every other week
day from 7 a. m. to 6 p. m. '
E. E. ' Gerham
Decorator
10 Pint at... Beet Namath
Telephone 452
David W Raymond
10 Net-til min Itroei. .Mth N‘
Hfllfllm I Wuhlniion I
“Telephone at office. ‘ ‘ '
retention. at vigil“. m.
Iii; him hirer. Neil , _ ~
or Dem attest): «err-m t
coat Slim”: It 3 9- I'll- ‘
, .rueeivett at unwell an
“Funeriil'i)irector and mm
as. . . .
Safety Razor"
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