Evening sentinel, Friday, September 22, 1911 · page 4

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7 names PHARMACY

, tho Sunday school room at 3 o‘clock

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

j f 'li’oto‘e‘lir'h‘le’wil'orh‘bity.‘ iii -. it very
enjoyable summer spent the bunny;
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[will be resumed ill the? Union chapel .
Sunday. Septein or 24th. i-Sundaitv
. school at it"s. in. Church services by
.Itev. Herbert a...Brown, D. D. oi Dan!
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Here at last! .I What? The stone
crusher and men to iii: the West Non

. ..Wo are all rejoicing to see 'it buried
and will surely appreciate it when it
in iinished. . "' T

We

cunt and ancient

vice at all ea.“ .. -» ’
Poroonpl ‘ on giv- Dr. Hillatern and mother. Hr. an
on' to all prescription Mrs. Gus Hellstem. and Hrs. both.
work. ml visited with Mr. and Mrs. Will Beck,“
' - - ~ 4 l” ,‘ t frmtb ir home in
mhwcggo m “'1 Sunday mo oring o e

 

Hudson Heights. N. J.. to West Nor-

wait r -
I.“ ’m w walk in two and one half hour!-

 

Mia Pauline Beck was tendered a
birthday. party last Week in honor at
her fourteenth anniversary. The
young ladies present were Misses Ber-
tha Johnson. Laura Burtls. Florence
Miesei. Wilma Koror. Dorothy Beck.
Mario Wirnpe. Florence and Nettie
Albina. and Mary and Grace Holiind.
'l‘liey‘cnjoyed games and refreshments.

J. PARKIH. Manager

 

 

The Crescent'llundry auto-delivery
on has been equipped with a new
dot-of tires.

,l'l‘he Junior‘lieague will be held in

 

’riday afternoon. All are welcome.

 

 

The Ladies' Aid Secletyunet at the
home of Mrs. F. N. Horton. Wednesday
afternoon, September 20th. it was the
first meeting of the season and there
leven members present. The ladies at
tended to a large amount. of business.
which had been standing during the
summer months and a very enjoyable
afternoon was spent. The several.
guests were Mrs. 0. Lou sbtiry. Mrs.
Lounsbury. Miss Schohe d. of New

.1. Mrs. C. E. Gihbins and grandson.

Thomas Gibbins. of Stamford, were

the guests of Mrs. Albert E. Dunn. of
' Betta place, yesterday.

 

Harold Roadie. of Van Zant street.
dried his luck at fishing, yesterday,
but found that he had none at all and
returned empty handed.

 

Rev. Charles J. Anderson ppreached
It the weekly prayer and praise ser-:
vice which was held. last evening at~
the Swedish Congregational church.

mlngs and Mrs. John Roe. of Tai-

inadge Hill.

 

 

'1‘. N. Glover assisted in the straight
ening out of a collision betwun an
auto repair truck and a team of horses
witii a load of sand which happened
at the bad crossing at James' corner.‘
Wednesday attoriloon. which ll Wesi'

The mid-weekly prayer service was Norwalk people knowweil. It certain-i
held at the East Avenue Methodist. Iv is a very dangerous place and ouahti
, church, last evening, Rev. William w.lf to be looked into. as at mm or even;

Gillies occupying the pulpit lind‘lll the day time vehicles coming from

preaching. lthe east cannot be seen (mm the
‘ . W inorth road until perhaps very often

' Louis Reynolds. of Van Zaiit singietj too late. and it may mean a very badI
do raising fall nipping, this genomiacnidcnt sometime. which should be
that are attracting not a little attain-i prevented if DOEflble. .
00!). The apples are of unusual site M...“

. Rev. Lester F. Reynolds occupied

. th'e pulpit and preached at the weekly
prayer and praise service which was
held. last evening. at the Advent Chris-
tian church.

 

 

 

 

-—-"Doan‘s Ointment cured me oi

and quality and are on exhibition at icczema that had annoyed me . long

time.
m— .Hon. 8. W. Matthewo. Commissioner
For the third consecutive Friday, it} Labor Statistics. Augusta. Me.

the L'Hommedieu Brothers store. The cure '33 permanent."—

has ruined although indications were;
that the shower would pass by and it:
would be a vicar day before noon;
The shower which struck the Nor-i
walks, at 3 o'clock, this morning. wnsi
A hard one in every respect.

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; ~,.suiids,_.schooliraud church .uervicos

walk roads and the work has begun. - .

Canaan. Mrs. A. Thompson. Miss Cum _

 

 

A party of fifty young people made.
merr nt‘ the home of C. Oscar Olsen»
or Thomas street. last evening. The
maven-ins was a happy one throughout .
311d judging from ”‘9 penis 0‘ merry" bliss Cornelia Redmond has opened.
laughter that found their way out of; this week. per cottage, “Meadow
[the house. all present enjoyed a very Crest."
pleasant, evening. '

George Dali]. of New York, has been;
a recent guest at the liertt resi-
deuce.

 

 

_ i Jci'omc tiodfrey and wife. of Can-
The i. Hommedieu Brothers' dolly-Km)“. m3 Mapping in a cottage at

.017 wagon. driven by C. A. Braisted. Compo.
figured in an auto collision. yesterday;
mornoon. but fortunately nobody waai Miss Florence Hard, of Strniford.
hurt nor was any material damage‘ was the guest Wednesday and Thurs-
Voustnlned by the wagon, a strained‘ day of Mrs. ll. fl. Thompson.
wheel being the extent of the damage.‘ W
311'. Braisted was coming over the\ A temperance lecturer from (‘nii-
ppm“ and met the Colonial Mill waJ foriiiii addressed an audience in the
(on. The former was driving on the‘ town hall Tuesday afternoon.
extreme right of the road, so close toI

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the-owl'tators thought he was to climb! R0“ and hlra. Lnderwood. the for
up on the ““9ka The lumber wa-l mer the pastor of the Congregational

.031 was on the other side of theEChurCh‘ are occupying the parsonllle.

“Mi and William F- White. drivinx! Louis Warnicite daily markets tine
:d'nggorggxngfh?thnv'vnttifluulgg Beaches and tomatoes. although Hurl-
' , utt street dealers say that their bur.

doing this he nilscaiculated and just vest in over.
, grazed the wheel of the l.‘ilommedlou
wagon loosening the wheel. Mr.

 

 

 

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Mrs. Merritt, formerly Miss Annie

Braisted and his employer; are con
grstnlsting themseivoa that no more
"Mouo‘damage was done. Had it out

 
 
 

White. who has been ipeiidlng the
summer in Cannon with her husband
and children. was mostly talton to a

 
 
 
 

 

J‘ happy.

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been for-the fact that Mr. White was
driving his machine slowly pt the time
.fihe results might not have IIBOH‘ID

New York hospital for treatment.

 

The intelligent dog Barney. owned
by William Webb, of North Wilton.
had tho misfortune the other day to
come in contact with a rapidly moving
automobile. which tainted the poor
animal quite badly. It may recover.
however. ' ‘

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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Mrs. C. J. DoWltt. Miss Estelle De
Witt. William DoWitt. Mrs. n. i.. stat.
gen. Misti Katherine Stones and Rob-
ert Bturaoo auteod to South Not-walk
on Wednesday and opium a trip
among the Not-walk islands in a motor

boat.

 

" first atophonjfather and daughter
booths. are visiting relatives in New
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’Ja’oh Btubbs. of New York city. spout
‘ woolnond with friends in West
)mlk. r

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tor ossia. have returned to their

 

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The Bummer Whist Club‘ onloyed a
visit to Comps on Tuesday. spending
the day with tan. William Common.
. at Gompe Oovo Pork, Among the
members present were: Mrs. A. W.
Kerwin. lire”. A. Davenport. Mrs. if.
. ti...1'homppea. lira. w. K. :1. Hubboli.
am. at p. mitten. Miss carpenter

 

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out. R. H. illicit. firefly . umber:
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no. were the musicians. Mr. llopoon.
Charles Esitland. Fred Murphy and
Charles Sterling played the violin and
Miss Gertrude Olmstoad the mandolin.
The latter also sang a ooprane solo.

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IUII PASTOR FOR HINT.

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etamford Trustee Also Withholdo bal-
ory Claimed by oiorpyman.

STAMFORD. Conn. Sept. lit—duo
luv. Gooroo ill. Davis, pastor ofvtbe

been sued tor fourtoon moatho' by G.
A. hours, one of the trustees. Mr.
Davis unable to pl! the root. has mov-
ed out of tho person-1o and is now
seeking to settle the matter. Ir. Rox-
ors it» withhold me salary claimed
by thgcierlrman. ,

no. Davis admits that he owes the
root bill. but says he has been unable
‘to moot it because his soiarrlol‘ mo
a year its! boon paid to hits in small
installments and that be has had much
uicitiicu in llll union f Yr

Mr? Davis“ has been imagine roars
a minister in tho Hothodist Mutant
Church, He has main" Woman.
The littlo church is duito split up over
the trouble. Mr. Davis loa‘vaa .tbo
church nest launder. Ids intends jolt»

 

 

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HOW FAIRNILOM LITOHPIILD
OOUNTIIC VOTID ON HIGH.
WAY VITO.

- HARTFORD. Sept. Ii.—-Tbo [allow—
Ing vote shows how tho ll‘alrdoid and
thcbilold county minors or the
House voted upon the bill to tale.
away from Governor Baldwin the pew-
tr of removal of the highway commis-
’oienor.
" Fairnolo county.
Against the minnow-losers. Reid.
Willamsos. Condos, Northrup. Hush.
Bastard. H. ll. Pool. W. H. Craw-
fordhhorwood. .
In Favor of the governor-Hus".
Boat. noisier. (lemon. Hominy. new
land. Illicit. Moultbrop. 8. II. Giotto.
II. ill. Crawford. w. 0. Johnson, Gallo
ghor, Hornets. L. 0. Pooh. Bodlont.
Phillips. French. Burr.

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Lima county. . . ,

“slut-3am. arson Monaco.
r.“ w. floors. o. W. flirt. mun
iWodliosno. If. A. Tattle. Webster. 0a»
‘bio. Whittioooypaatioo. ipsaldlag. l‘.
muscles. Knish. lumber. unlit
World's. Humphrey. M Md.
. ta hoop—floors. Cheetos Hort.
(loll. WWW” Mosh,-
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The most aatisfactory heating .
L stove on the market. Of all our
many cust'omers who are using
Stamford “Oaks. not one; has
been dissatisfied: it's the some
of stove satisfaction.

* Horace R. Nash '
N.liain&WetiiSis.
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Notice

., Darin] July and August

our otoro will close on ast-

sorvloo ovory other molt

 

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s. E. Gerham
Decorator

to First 8t.. East Norwaik

 

 

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$250,- $3.50; $4

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a
Phone No. 185-2.

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OEEII 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-
nnco new. and restore the worn out parts and clean
it thoroughly, so that you’ll have no trouble when
you are ready to start it.

It

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se'rmarae CHEERFULLY FURNISHED
Nor-walk. Conn.

Phono 742

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Brush Mop

' for good housekeepers

This Mop Rubs,

2
3
Telephone Four One Six 3
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at the 4-door, 30

L00 h. p. Touring Car

Equipped with oil! mohair top. wind shield, gas and oil lamps. Bosch
magneto and cell; everything flrstciaos. Guaranteed for one year by
the manufacturers. for 31525. For full particulars call or address

F. E. LOCKWOOD 8. CO. I

39 Wall “root—(Moons) Garage. Wator street. Not-walk, Conn.

 

 

 

Scrubs. Polishes and
Dries -

ooze THE worn! or

A SCRUBBING BRUSH

without stopping or inconvenience

use IT war—use if oav
USE IT WITH OIL

F. A. MITCHELL

_ HOUII PURNIIHII

c—a—o—n

OOINII WALL AND HIGH are.
NORWALK. CONN.

NM~BIEOIIIOB of

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HILLSIDE
A School for Girls

PROSPECT HILL. NORWALK

 

 

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'l‘erni on Thursday.
1911. at nine o'clock.

September

ton years. French taught in all
grades. Ari-a omonto made for moot.-
ing children n a use the trolleys and
for sorving a hot luncheon. Terms and
illustrated booklet on application.

The Principal may be soon at the
School any morning after Boptombor
eleventh.

Hanan! I. landlines. A. I.

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~ as oil uuosaovooo

Two Motohlnon staying at a hotel
in London discovered that the wash-
stand in their bod-room was minus
soap. After glam tho boll an atten—
dant appealed and soiled their wishes.
'tloa' nasape. lad—o woo bit one.
quick!" «claimed one of tho Caledon-
lano. The attendant [and open
method at the two also. muttering:
“Thor that French, nor Germans, nor
not Bullish. What eon they want?”
The boot bosons am. “Man." it‘s
inundated. “can you ne‘ undorstan'
plain macar- ‘rbo attendant promptn
to yitadipo sad returned with a too
do and too glasses. ‘ ' 7,

 

 

 

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The Evening Sentinel ‘

(Founded by Elisabeth Burr Mead.‘
1888.)

The School will open for the Faili‘
2M

College Preparatory and Genorsik“

Any .‘c... You}:Like

Tell us what cut you like and we'll
do the rest. We guarantee it will be
the best and choicest of the particu-
lar part you select. We are always
anxious to please patrons—therefore
we select our beef and other meats
with great care. Try us and see the
difference.

Chamok’s Market

76 NORTH MAIN ST.
TEL. 446. FREE DELIVERY

 

 

 

 

 

The Hatch 8t Bailey Company

OOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Telephone M. wttli lunch Outlono in All Departments

Lumber and Mill Work for Everything

has come to stay' because it has merit for some classes of
buildings that makes its IMO preferable. We keep several

CEOTHING,w

Courses for older girls; Kindergarten. ..
Primary and intermediate Depart '-
aionto toi- little girls and boys under 13

 

 
 
 

3‘" decided to establish a tourism

 

grades suitable for all purposes.

 

 

 

on In caste on TYPHOID.

TORRINGTON. Sept. zaml‘or the
but time in ten days. there appeared!
today it ‘i'm in the black cloud of the
malignant typhoid epidemic when a
canvass at physicians showed no new
suspected cases. although a number ot'
tho suspected oasoo of 3lot-term! do-
voiopod into actual cases. The physi-
cians sapwood confidence that the
spread at the disease was rapidly tali-
ing in spite of the stamina ilguroo
compiled or the increase between list.
order and yesterday. The total numa
bar or edoos today has 176.

A committee of citisoao met last
night and formulated plans for toilet
of all needy families. and nearly 31.000
was raised. it is proposed to rain

 

” all. John

Willla
wl‘ you?" .
(ll‘hvodlueerery quiet. Ain't.

buried a llvln soul for over a month!
mutation Opinion.

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THE NEW SCIENCE
Deli! Idea aim

Chiropractic is the science of tho
cause or the disease and the art or ad»
lusting tho sates. Diseases are canal
by a owned. twist. or sprain in the
hack. Iron if done in childhood it

 

 

Late;- ilto in the didoreut breads and
II .

Chiropractors remove the cause of
this dlooooo and pain. and health is
restored through hemophilia the six

 

m. '. if pepolblo. Heroes are in
Ire-t demand and eighteen wore
brought bone at nonmby pardon w. H.
pm. At when held“ ton-y it

 
 

 

 

 

hem systems In r body. .

Nmonososs. it “ohm. Paraly-
sis. Heart. Kidney and ram Dita
oases are

 
 
 

 
 
 
 

Ourz‘aiuro at! giveI fioiga.‘ "Item“
nor rogro no repose a
chance 30-July you. i .-

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aims-o mascot

creates pinched nerves and pain ia«

given special attention; also ‘