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ot tho ‘-
‘ii‘i. Drquauts
Prompt sod ancient
service It sll times.
Personsl Mn ,slv-
sn to ‘sll prescription
work.
Choirs for our trolley
patrons- Coins in out!
wait for your not.
AC1 "
J. PARKIR. idempot-
Bridge PilaimaCy "
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ostch
the
: Iolds occupying the pulpit.
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The Weekly prayer and praise ser-
vice of the East Avenue Methddist
pit.
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\
The members of the Mayflower Hook party
and Ladder Company are hard at
work upon the decoration of Randall a
hall in preparation for the harvest fair
which will be given next week.
Rev. Charles J. Anderson will oc-
flpy the pulpit and preach at the a bill to be passed which converted a
weekly prayer ontl prsise service
‘wlr‘lch will he held at the Swedish mm“ "“1““ “we“ a” O” 3'“
Congregational chlrch, thisevenlng.
John R L'Hommetiieu. of Osborn
avenue has three excellent photo-
graphs of Captain lie G. Rogers' swift Paradise Park Lpou tllot very spot
little craft. V'lgiloncis, who recently
tie occurred between the Bowen Boys
won s loiin m: l as the tro hi in s
g 1 p The led by Jim Kerrignn and the Dead Rob
thirty- mile race to Fire island.
pictures were taken by Earl l.‘ Routine--
(lieu
Daniel L Hommedieu of the firm oi “M stones were used for 5‘ maple or
L'Honitnedieti Btolhers, of East Wash-l lhours b‘" it was anally stopped by ,
legion street viho urcomi‘puuled his
daughter .Vliss Marion 1. Hommedleu,
'o
‘ \4‘ turned and resumed his duties in the
“are.
William l". Fnleilt, e_iorliier well-
known East Norwul business man. who Some years later Walsh was elected
left this plate, sometime sgo for-Bos- on alderman and for a short time was
once childless, now happy and physically \Wllflflth healthy children,
will tell how Lydie E. l’iiikhsm’s Vegetable Compound mode oil this
possible. Here are their names and correct addresses. Write them
.ond le‘ern foryonrself. They are only a formula! W
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”all” Rial i loud Aro.
Amundsun It!
"Six belly is stroll
well x—Mrtll Mléh
Bus ll,
“My boo
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flmcsw
uuomuln'ui‘ilt-maeitlummus
More,“
Mil tllo lltlllllt- -r n
slid he is “hm?” end ltsolllt .l."-lilrs it
l
D, too. where b
,/' to which place Mrs. Folsnt sud tilmiiy
will lollow'inthenosv iodine. ‘
. Wright. the well-known young inlllb
' her of men to get the animal on on its
‘mornlng. ln~flflvllluld street.
‘ don was it visitor in this video. yester
From all accounts the natural grow. who is employed at Schaubs livery
'th oystermen are having great medium”. in Wsfihlnston street. South
luck and yesterday made a wonderful NONI”. ll nursing arsprolned shoul-
der, which he sustained s couple of
The mid- weekly prayer meeting of posed burglar According to report, the
Advent Christian church will be young man and his two brothers sew
held, this evening, Rev. Lester F. Rey- the men attempting to effect an on
church will be held, this evening, Rev. midst of the chase end ‘ufil.lned a
William W Gillies occupying the pul- painful strained shoulder
' l
i
lsion Rev. Mr Posse appealing to the
“ Baltimore. where She will take up lenders and he collected their weapons
Melodies in a college there has re iand placed them ill the institution to
holly bu tsltsn three pol-sou lb
hull lest o'ml prettiest. "alllrs. A 1' And.
i
lint] llfllllullv I'll 1
horn. ton Woolbr
coins "0 l1.
L‘s-pot iiotrdushy. n."
hills been restored all!
”Bliss minus Anderson.
Im-
ms woll womsn oral how the doors
tltront. Rt. Pituidlliml
"limo rev itchy
(will); ” Mrs. lion}. ll
hy'fri. “—fln. O. A.
N".
“lbovooosettbeilrmt
sides with the mind on haul.
has been transferred to Portland. Me...
The horse belonging to Staples and
men, fell down in south Norwsllt. this
, and “it
took the combined efforts of thump.
that again. No injury was sustained
by the animal or dsnisxe to the stolen.
John Bursts. Jr.. son of John hernia.
the former Day street grocerymsn.
who is well known in East Nor-walk
rind who is now located in New Lon .
day, renewing old acquaintances Mr.
Bursts is now associated with his
father in the New London Fruit and
Produce Company, wholesalers, and
they are doing it fine business.
Ralph Gainer. of Benedict Farms.
days ago. while giving chose to s sup-
trsnoe into thou borne and were in
turn seen. The wouldbe burglar start-
ed to run with three \oung men after
him. Ralph slipped Ind fell in the
(TRADE MARK)
Assemblyman James Oliver. furni-
known in his native city by the
nickname of “Paradise Jimmy" died
at the St. Vincent Hospital, New York
on the 18th, from s 'complicaeion of
diseases, at the use“ of 71. He gained
his popular norm from having conned
liugly; we cannot do more.
triangular piece of loud in the five -
ery and Five Point House of industry
into a pretty spot surrounded by
shade trees with M pavements and
benches to sit upon which was named;
perfect condition for serersl yours
melting your shaving it pleasure.
on the 4th of July [856. s pitched list
bits with Palm Walsh as their lead
er. Barricndes were pieced across
the streets and muskets, revolveru
be given only for
the founder of the Five Points Mls /
be called for after. Kerrllmll utter equal m new
uulds become tounrllmnn. a member
of congress and coloned of a regiment
of volunteers tiring the Civil Wsr.
get u bolt of thin oeehrsted Dressing.
lug edge ever procured.
2.-~»'l‘beu.~ is nothing like Very Sharp.
perfectly satisfactory.
by poor condition of the razor.
the Future
Do Not Blame "
Your Razor
No More Honing ‘or Grinding
required on say style razor. for with BAILEY'S
. VERY SHARP WC
ouyour stroll. this is all eliminated
o... Thousand Shaves for 25c
Csn you figure the cost per shove? Do not throw dull
blades sway, but strep them: a wonderful discovery that
appeals to all men Acts like min: has no edilol. if you
shave, you can t scorn to be without it. C.!t
Very Sharp
. A Scientific Preparation thst will put
a Perfect Edge on the Dullest Razor
”l And lo gust-sums! to give perfect satisfaction to the most
skeptical person. or we will refund purchase. price wil-
Azsclloxotvmsmp‘
contains enough treatment to keep your razor strap in
No necessity will
ever arise for having a loser honed or sharpened. thus
To oil the Sentinel readers who have dulled them
selves oftse Special Bolety Rssor Outfit or to any one
else, we are now prepnnsd to supply them with s box of
the celebrated "Very Slurp" Strep Dressing. “blob is
guoronleed to put a perfect edge on the dullest ruoor.
This article is positively sold only hr The Sentinel to its
readers and cannot be pumhosed in any store.
Five Premium Coupons Cut from
The Sentinel and 25c
80 do not throw dull blsdos own. but strontium and with
llnlley' a“ ”Very Shulp Dressing, \Olll‘ old Modes will be
You can begin culling out l‘ moons of tiny
time and when mu have live lionserutii'e numbers bring
them to The Sentinel office with 25 tents in cosh, and
Seven Good Reasons Why You
Should Try Very Sharp
l.~—Very Sharp gives to the met blsde the ltecnest shav-
Acts like magic.
:l.—--—V'ery Shot-p 1118th5 every show: with the some blsdo
i.~-fitrop rssor with Very Slurp end you will never hove -
the nonoysoce of s tough boot-d or s tender skin.
h.—~The best rotor mode csnnot give a clean and some
factory shove unless lo he honed occsslonlilly.
using Very Sharp as directed this is eliminated.
ll whim one in s thousand con bone s l‘llol' but by us
ing V'ery Sharp there to no occasion for boning
7.- Shnvlnlt troubles me not caused by u poor rasor but
I snug-3 nun-3;.,s;}.-;;_::.;.;-j=:v:-;n'
Bolioy' s
it will
bill by
lllel lost
n twelve in...“
Wl.
book in New York Clipper Building.
.ilirnes Oliver bed a low once then as
did olso Thomas Wslsh ln coulpony
_ with his nephew William who offer-
werd become o city no...
s—nu-u
“Remotes too bow-lo. promotes
only. nstursl morons-ts. cum non-
slipolloo-mbooo's mus. Ask your
rs‘ilsrphsn 8.3.
I)”.
timers:
wsrdonof a city prison. Attire time uni-tut teacher in atoplos high
Ed. Jones was publishing s sporting school, loodoy
llrs. Music R. Mills of nooovillo dis
wot. is confined to her home who o
Very poinful ftiot.
Miss Bessie usually has resumed
ltor duties It the Boston Store. Nor-
wsllt. star I plosssnt roostlon.
"l hsvoolmly "m sod you _#
Mints .
mm mt mmfi‘PW-lit ll. .
lien ro'sdllldrsn “$7th
sins."-llrs.
mist-throes. «mus m.
m in midterm.
.
motel melts in Vermont.
In. Frank N fuller spout M
Lin. Lotus alloy sud densities-of
. spools st muck friends. '
Mrs. Burton P. Mervin Is spending
I list' W home is exported
hares trust summit trip out is its“
Work is bolus rushed on the Salmon
building. A large toms of mesons
and carpenters tire busy raising the
. building.
A Merry party of 'younx Mole
loci-sored to Illusion lost evonlnrsnd
shims s born dunes sud social st
.’ tho residence of Curtis ‘l'sytor.
illr. sod Hrs. Chester Ililll sod child.“
out! Miss Dildo Hull of. millions».
wore . Bundsy souls. of their [node
miller. iii-s. lion-y Hull. in Cross
Highwu.
tilmnollold mil, hove boon merit.
Obstlos Karlonsoll. modular no mo
loss] trolley lino. was taken ill willlo
st work. Tilestlsy. sod is now motion
to his home. "
rite strum ntsnmqsw
W atom. _ Issu-
rho-x Fnos'r's our AVER-
.sion
Stamford
Oak Heating Stoves '
The most sstlofsetory booting
stove on the market. 0! all our
many customers who are using
Stamford Onlui. not one has
been dissotlsded. It's the some
of stove satisfaction.
Horace R. Nash
N. Main & WetltSts.
SNorwslk
Notice
During July one August
our store 'wlll close on lot-
urdoyo o: l p. In. At your
osrvlco Ivory other week
.doyfmmlmm.totp.m.'
E. E. Contain
Decorator
10 Flrot 8L. pm Norwolk
Telephone Four One Six
Brusll Mop
for good housekeepers
This Mop Rubs,
Scrubs, Polishes and
Dries
DOES THE WORK OF
A ICRUIIING BRUSH
without stoopins or
USE lT WET~UI£ lT ORV
USE IT WITH Oil.
F. A. MITCHELL
HG UII PURNIINII
WALK. DOWN.
Non-k ills-och Mine of
The Evulox Sentinel
“AWL. m“... . ..t. ..._- ._....... .w
HILLSIDE
(Mailed by Elgrgbsth Burr Blood.
ASclloollorGirls
W HILL. NORWALK
The School will open for the ll‘oll
M on Thur-tiny. September 21,
101). st liloo o‘clock.
Col rotary sud assent
Courses for older girls; Klndorgorton.
Primer: Ind int-module Debut
more for little girls still hope under
too posts. French would in oil
34:. Arron emsnts mode for moot-
blltlron it use the trolleys sud
her senior: s but luncheon Terms sud
illustrated booklet on duplication.
The Principel any be seen at the
School“?! morning otter Matcher
vols
W l. was». A. I.
very short. .
hob
Tits fslr of the Contra fluslno sent
my which obons outlook promises
to he s grand sffslr. The least iner-
ohonto hove boon v‘ory morons and
mutilated truly. A lino entertain
inconvenience .
inert IN dance will be Ullofl “dill
‘ evening.
CLOT
“PEG K”
at $15- $16. 50- $18
Lutest Fall Models
BOYS’ SCHOOL SUITS
$2.50, $3.50, S4
PRICE’S Clothing Store
98 Washington Street
Phone No. 1185-2.
HING
GEE” HARD WORK to get the heating system in
your house in good working order every winter?
Why not let our men thoroughly overhaul the fur-
nsco low. end ‘restom the worn out parts old clean
it thoroughly.
you no rssd!
l7 Wall “not
so that you'll have no trouble when
to startft.
The Jones 81 Hotchkiss Co.
EITIMATES cusanrutw rusmsiiao
. Phono
742 Norwalk, Conn.
cannon WALL AND HIGH ‘1’... C
. of Dsnhury,
-.Fk... mm.— A,_.. w-.. .. 0.... mg...“— .. _........ ...
LOOK
8! Well Quest—(Phone)
at the Moor, .80
h p. Touring Car
Equipped with silk mohair top, wind shield. gas and oil lamps. Bosch
magneto sod con; everything ”ll-clul.
tho monufsotnrors. for 31528. For full portlculsrs call or address
F. E. LOCKWOOD & CO.
Barons. Water Street, Norwalk. Conn.
Guaranteed for one year by
‘ do the rest.
Any Cut You Like
Tell us what cut you like and we'll
We guarantee it will be
the best and choicest oi' the partlcu- ,
lnr port you select. We are always
anxious to please pntrons«therefore
we select our beef and other meets
with great core. Try us and see the
dillercnee.
Chamok’s Market
76 NORTH MAIN ST.
TEL. 445. FREE DELIVERY
The Hatch 81 Bailey Company
. COUTH NORWALK. CONN.
moons so, with lunch Motions to All Departments
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
i. Prepared
has come to only because it has merit for some classes of
buildings that makes its use preferable.
grades sulisble tor all purposes.
Roofing
We keep several
MIDI KRAIMII INTERTAINO
M
Forty at Her Home in North Moln
Street in Honor of lsioo Body.
Miss [do ll. Khmer entertained at
few friends at her home in North
Mlle shoot. last OVOflllll. in honor
or Miss Loretta Cody. of Troy. N. Y.
Among those present Were the Mile
ses Mollie D. School). Gill‘s H. lit-item~
or. Loretta Cody. Hits Kroetner, Eds
ll. Kroemer; Messrs. [In W. illicit.
Warren D. Bootleltl, Al-
fred Kruemer. George Russell. .lliclt
ltysn. Harry Krsemsr. Mr. sod lifter
A Wedswarth, sud Mr sud fairs. C.
ill-senior.
During the evening ..thess were
osmss played; piano selections were
rendered by miss Bclisuh rind Miss
body. There were also vocal seine»
{done by other members of the gall»
Kroemer proved it very enterlslnimr
hostess. ’
REPUBLICAN RALLY
m
Roprooontstlivo Hill they Melts .o
Brooch Tonight.
Republican Club will be held. this
evening. in lied Men‘s Hell. in Wltllll-
Ingiori street. Efforts are being put
forward by the committee to secure
Representative Ebenezer J. Hill for
the speaker of the evening. Hr. Hill
was forced to go tolllew York. this
morning, and if possible, he will re-
turn in time to participate in the most-
the
There will be plenty, of sets sod
smokes and all Republloons are invited
to ottenti the stair slut em premiums
mod time.‘ 2
lll’ltlfl.
heft-solutions were served during
i tile florist; times with some room
_ y . '5'”
, v“
instruction will be given so to low
Ito vote the new billion
1. u. this fflfi"
The maker of the South Not-walk ‘
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Norwalk Chronicler