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our DmgWailtS It the
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Chem tor our trolley
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BRIDGF‘ PHARMACY
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The Men‘s Class of the Methodist
church held its usual meeting, yester-
day noon.
The weekly devotional meeting of
the Epworth League was held, last
evening. at the East Avenue church.
Mrs. Mary Day has returned to her
home. ill Betta place. after spending a
month or more with .her daughter in
Waterbury.
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1. The Jewish merchants opened theiri
business establishments, again this:
morning. after celebrating the birth!
of their new year.
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The monthly business meeting of
the Sunday srhool board at the East
Avenue Methodist church will he held,’
this evening, in the church
The Turkey Hill again went down
to defeat. yesterday, this time at the:
hands of the East Norwal Tigers. The‘
score of the game was to .‘i.
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Miss 1:151. Kelley of Seaside Plum}
returned home last etching. aftcl a
several days' visit with Miss Grate
Edwards. of Now York city.
Rev. Meter F. Reynolds occupied
the pulpit and preached at the morn-
Ing and owning sonices which were
held at the Adient (‘hlistian tluilch.
yesterday
Rcv. \‘iilliam W. Gillies occupied
the pulpit and prcathcd at the rogu
Iar motlling and owning settitcs. ‘
which were held. yesterday ill the East;
Avenue Methodist church.
The Young People's society of Loyal
Workers held its weekly devotional
meeting, yesterday evening. Misc
Mary Pilllilli led llle-lllt‘1etIn-g alld tile
tepic was. "Missionary Results."
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The friends and relatives of liissl
Mary li‘liommedleii. (laughter of .\lr.‘
and Mrs. liauiel l.'.iiomlncilic'i. of
Rowan street. who is attending 11 col-
Ige at Briltlnloro, lid. are receiving
portals from her. She assorts that she
In dolizhtcd with her work. l
Mr. and Mrs. Charles n‘iilliuls have
{issued illriaiiolis for the marriage of‘
their daughter. Miss iti-ba Slulolls. to
Rev. Harry Cl‘USst‘ll, of Bantam. The
ceremony will ‘iu- performed at the
Methodist Episcopal church. East are-
nl:c. on Wednesday evening. October
10th.
itev. (‘liarlcs J. Anderson occupied
the pulpit and preached at the morn-
ing ulld evening service which were
held, yesterday. at the Swedish i‘on-‘j
gregatlonai thurcll The selviceoi
Were well attended and tht1 pienthing
of the pastor met with the appro1al of
all plusent.
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Mrs. Elizabeth Halsey, o1 ( ow ute- i
nuc. left town Saturday fol 81111 Jolie. 1
Cal, wilt-re she will rcsido in the fil~
tllre. She was accompanied as far as
New Haven by Mrs. and Mira lione-
ttood and Mrs. Arthur iiioreilouilc. Al-
thoulzh Mra. Halsey hail rciiitlcd hero
but four years. she has a lame circle!
of friends who regret hcr leaving. but'
who wish her all happiness in her new
home.
The Harvest Fair which the lumber;
of the Mayflower Hook and Ladder
Company and the East Norwallt Im-
provement association will aim, this
week. commencing this evening, prom-
ieoe to eclipse anything in this line
ever attempted by Edat Norwailt he-
foro. For week: the men and women
have been making cement and careful
preparation for the event, until today.
1 everything is in mdinou for the earth
The decorations are complete and the
presume of entertainment for the
week have been arranged and made
Nady for preeontation.
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The natural growth oyster-men re-
turned in a body from iridgeport, let-
urday. to spend the nutrition lit their
Int itomult homes. no room
that‘tbil lute ill-oven to be the banner
eeeeon up to the cream time and their
eaten” have been trim on every tie:1
Stamford, and sustained a broken iln
[1,111 from her vacation.
1 . outta the norm or the two and
he is determined to rent her with hear»
to: canine: anti will challonzelfhis bro-
titer to Sufi!!!” ram belittle th'd‘ conceal
shall have ended. .
William Casey. one oi! the blight
youn'z Sentinel Neweiomwho. in em-
ployed at the Battier store, in East
Washington street. met. with a painful
Accident. yesterday, when he want
thrown from his new bicycle. while
speeding down a hill on the way to
xer. Master Casey only just bouaht
the “heel and decided to- give it 11:
t1 ial While on his way to Stamford‘
and while going down a hill, the lan-
tern became loosened and falling.
caught in the front. wheel. ripping out
he clambalta or the weetoori‘lfluh
club. Saturday afternoon will be an
elaborate affair. F.1d. Fanning, rep
reseniative of the Dupont Powder (30..
will be present and participate in the
about.
1111111.ch scams; AT raini'rv
A most lnupiriu-g "rally" service for
the organizations otA‘Ti-inlty church:
was held last evening. .An excellent
land mort..etimuletins sermon was Is so keen alter mo
grab at it dead or alive. A certain
plumbed by the Rev. G. M. Thomueon.
rector of Christ Church. Greenwich.
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nitration «11d dingo lilllkahironlan
oy that he will
native worked at a sawmill and one
Hie theme was on "The Conformation day he met with an accident two of
and the iTransformation of l.'.lfo'
About 160 members of the different
plirish organizations were present.
The rector and the members of the
polish intend to make this winter one
his fltlgcra heingxut off and dropping
ill the sawdust
Of course tire man was hurried to
to the intirmnry. and after he was
gone his mates began to look for his
ten of the spokes and precipitating the i 0' ”1° beet Trinity has ever had The flutters in tho Bqulml WM“ ill Wflll‘
youthful mm to the roadway.
young man sustained sundry bruises
winter‘s work. The music rendered
The! "rally" service started them on their ed the foreman. who said.
"i say what are you wasting your
and cuts about the body and head and! by the full choir added very much to time there for? Wily dont you set
a broken finger on the right hand. Ho'
was unable to work. this morning.
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Hickory nuts are quite plentiful and
are beginning to fall.
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Lliffoltl Smith has lesliulcd his old
position on the tlolley.
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linrrt Guilaher is ill in the Norwalk
hospital with typhoid ferric l
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Mrs. John Bllttcrson is entertaining
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arelatives from New Hampshire.
Mrs. l.. W. Inlvcr is elltel'tailliugi
l Mrs. Mary Tyson, of New York city. l
t)ut-oi‘~town firemen will attend the;
Conlpon Engine Co's fair this evoningfl
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hits Anlzi Lockwood and daughter
1111.1 retained from it visit in Urt‘k‘ll'.
wich.
'lhc Young \lcns Republican iluh‘
.1111 getting loady for the tall and will .
jtcr walk.
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Rn (lilirlds‘fi . 'la1ior pleaihcd ill
the Fliiiiicld ('Olluiegatiwlal tllul‘:.th
yesterday. i
Mrs. Edward Mt‘Z’l‘lilltlll. principal of":
the ii'cstport Home .111 hooi. has return»
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'l‘llc boat which has ions slut-c lucvu‘
dill: with material for Charles Faiilc'e.‘
new building has arrived.
Toquct's Opera litiilfit‘ has been 41x3
lcnsiwiy repaired and pzlt in line
shape {or the winter season.
William ll. Smith. who tell ll‘ulll all.
(vlcctrii’ iicllt pulc. is rccovorillg tricolor
l-‘ollilllatcly no bones wore broken.
Thorn wort1 about :titi persons pro-I15
cut ill til clamlulitc of the Stony?
lirook Social club, ycrltt-rtiity afti it}
Ililtiil. '
The baseball sign of the Sattuntuckf
baseball club. which stood in front of:
the Scale shop. was demolished nor-i
oral utililis ago. I
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Wheeler of;
Hartford, who was called herr- by thel
death of his sister. Miss Mary Wheel-i
or. has returned home. i
According to the town reports the;
town‘s expenses the past year were.
874.1386 all Of this amount 821.0001
was about for echoois. j
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The New York parties who pur l
chased Mrii. Mary l’t-po‘ii building 0111
i.\iain street are to open I dry goods.
More in the buildinit next week.
The Ladiea' Aid Society of the
Methodist church will meet with Mrs.
:li'rctl Kemncl' at her college on Or»
1 01min: lellliul. Wednesday afternoon.
.tirli. W. Sherman been. of ihiii town.
who underwent. a serious operation at
Mount. Vernon. N. Y.. 111 recoveries
nicely and will econ be able to return
home.
The officer: and teachers of the Con-
gregational church are to meet In con-
faronce at the parsonage on Thursday
evening to discuss plane for the meet
in; Saturday evening.
The first meeting of 'the moon of
the Musical moiety will meet title
evening at the residence of Mr. and
Mrs. Ambrose Hurlbutt to meko plane
for the winter musicals.
By the kindness of. the lumen of
Mckwood'il Muelc hell In 11.111111. the
children of the county home are to
color a moving picture show once a
month during the victor.
The young flatten lathwlio last
week Illflllfll to Principal W180 367‘
the service.
ROLLER SKATE ON A BICYCLE
WHEEL.
When the front tire on a bicycle
will not hold and needs to be taken to
a repair shop. strap or tie a roller
skate to the rim of the wheel and no
difficulty will be experienced in wheel-
‘ing or riding the bicycle to the shop.
——Popuiar Mechanics.
M... -~M.W
on with our Work?" ‘
' One of the men replied:
"That Yorkshire chap has had two’
flutters out off." and we ’re looking for
them." .
‘Wbat a waste of time!" cried thei
foreman. "We'll noon iind them.”
And he threw half a crown on the
floor. when up came the two missing
fingers. wriggling out of the sawdust
"to get at the money!-——Exchen3e.
Your
'1 One Thousand
blades 111111.13
appeals to all 1111111
Very
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lingiy; we cannot d1 ulorc,
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contains enough treatment
oiuc, We are now prepuml
the celebrated "Very
So do not throw dull bliidu
tet a box of this continued
Should Try
edne ever rocured
Itw- here II a
perfectly eetlnieotcry.
using Very an
unmet one in e gonadal!
by poor condition of the
.e_1e:I:eje;l:-‘_'Aulu:r;ojnoggin
N the Future
DONotBlame
No More Honing or Grinding
required on any style razor. for with BAILI.Y’S
VERY SHARP DRESSING
on your slrop. this is all eliminated
Can you figure the cost per shave?
but att'op llll‘m'.
Acts like 11111in
share. you can‘t afford in be without .t.
A Scientific Preparation that will put
a Perfect Edge on the Duiiest Razor
And is guaranteed to nice perfect satisfaction to the moat
skeptical person. or we will refund purchase price \1ii-
A‘25c Box of Very Sharp
perfect condition ior several
evcrarisc for having 11 razor bound or sharpened.
making your alluring a pieueurc.
To all the Sentinel l'cadcrn who have avails-d them-
selves of the Spatial tic feiy
h‘harp“
sunlnnlccd to put a poricct edge on the dulleet razor.
This article I11 positively sold only by The Sentinel to Its
random. and cannot be purchucd in any store.
1... 1111-11 1111111 1... omenemmouam
Five Premium Coupons Cut from
The Sentinel and 251:.
lleilcye“Vory Bherp llrcneing. 1111111 old blades will be
canal to new. You can begin t'llllliii: out tlouponv at no.1
time. and when you have five comm iitlvc numbers. bring
them to The Sentinel office with 2.”. cents in rub. and
Seven Good Reasons Why You
i.»—~Vory anrp gives to the razor blade thokeonelu ehev-
in; like Very Sherri. Act: like dioxin.
ii.-~Very libero Ilk“ every above with the 111111111 blade
4—»Btrop neor with Very Sharp and you will never have “
the annoyance of e tough board or e tender eltln 1
tw'l‘be beet rotor mtde moot given
factory shave unless it be boiled oocuionellr. but by
as directed title in eliminlutl
in: Very libero there in on occasion for bonfire. 1 '
‘l.- iibilvinx troubles are not caused by a poor near but
Razor
OOOOCK‘W'CW ‘ . . .
Shaves for 25¢
ito not throw «hill
11 noniicil’ui lilac. wry that
has no equal. if you
t‘. It. iiuilcl's
Sharp
MARKI
to hoop your razor atrop ill
.yeurs. Nu necesrity will
thus
Rotor (mm. or to any 111111
to fliilllill lhcm with 11 box of
Strap “rearing. which is
It will
1111111th1111 strap them and with
lireeiiinv.
Very Sharp
clean and eetle~
can bone a rotor but by us-
recur.
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JACK FROST'S PET AVER-
BION
Stamford
‘ Oak Heating Stoves
The most sdtisfactory heating
stove on the market. (if all our
"many customers who are using
Stamford Oaks. not one has
been diesetlailod. it‘s the acme
of stove satisfaction.
Horace R. Nash
N. 11.1. a. warm
stimuli.
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During July and Auntie!
our store will cloee on Set-
urdeye at I p. m. At your
service every other week
day from 7 e. .m. to 8 p. In.
E. E. Gorham
Decorator
10 First an.
Eut Norwnik
Telephone Four One Six
.Iardinicrs
lFIowcr Pots;
Tabourets
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F. A. MITCHELL?
Hone: runmeutn
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CORNER WALL AND HIGH ITO-H
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WINDOW DISPLAY
‘ OF
“P' : CK”
CLOTHING
at $15 - $16.50 - $18
Latest Fail Models
BOYS’ SCHOOL SUITS
$2.50, $3.50. 154
” PRICE’S Clething Store
98 Washington Street
Phone No. 11852. 1
IEEM HARD WORK to get the heating system in
your house In good working order; every winter? .11
Why not let our men thoroughly overhaul the full-h
nace now. and restore the worn out parts and clean
It thoroughly. so that you'll have no trouble when
you are ready to start it.
The Jones 81 Hotchkiss Co.
\ ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY FURNISHED
17 Well Street Phone 742 Norwalk, Conn.
It
at the 4-door, 30
1100‘ h. p. Touring Car '
Equipped with eilk mohair top, wind shield, gas and oil lamps. Bosch
magneto and coil; everything first-class.
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Guaranteed for one year by
the manufacturers. for $1525. For full particulars call or address
F. E. LOCKWOOD 8. CO.
89 Well Street—(Phone) Garage. Water Street, Nor-walk, Conn.
Any lCut You}:Like
Tell us what cut you like and we‘ll
do the rest. We guarantee it will be
the best and choicest of tile 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
diaerence.
Chamok’s Market ,
76 NORTH MAIN ST.
TEL. 445.
FREE DELIVERV
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HILLSIDE
A School for Girls
PROIPECT HILL. NORWALK
The School will open for the Fall
Torln on Thursday. September
Hill. at nine o’clock.
College Preparatory
(‘oursoo for older atria; Kindergarten.
Primary and lntcimodiate liopnrt
moot: for littlo girla 11nd boye under
ten year-e. I- rent it titurtht
grades. Arrsnlromente mode for meet-
ing children who use the lrolleye end
for serving shot luncheon. Tel-tn- and
iiluetre booklet on application.
The Prucipni may be neon at the
Bottom any morning after aestomber
eleventh.
Margaret R. Irendiinger. A. I.
and
ROOM “AND IOAM: rout OINDLI
GINTLIMIN.
"So. iiellndn. i hear you and 'iioc'
have parted company. (‘onldn't you
not alone?“
"itio‘uin; tout I couldn’t. [We know
that low horn ninet- iuet mo‘led me
to’ my money?"
"Not”! on.
"Yee‘m. lie new all them things In
my paler. either butter dishes and
crayon portraite that you and the MM
one lodioe' si' me. and be last
thought be we: eoiu’ to lot In there
and emote while I wired and Pond.
And i but a big burial insurance. too.
‘ end be known rim. to I lee' nutcbc
ally to tied him out."
"You.” said. "Butt thought I new
Shayla. in your back [ate leer
"on. to. ”it: enrol fie‘e round. 1.1.1
,1 dl"itl1runow.” ~Bna
. . The Hatch 8: Bailey Company
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Telephone to with Breach Stallone In All Departmente
(Founded by Elizabeth llurr Mead“:
21.~-
(isneral
in all ‘
Lumber and MiiiWork for Everything
Prepared Roofing
1 has come to stay because ii.ha11 incrit for some classes of
buildings that makes its use preferable. “0 keep 111.11 1'crnl
grades suitable for all purposes.
When I won a child. would i travel tel. '
(The length of a eunmer a day i.
To the wood where the gnomeit and
the tuition are.
And cm: a child might eley.
Brine-vilave your tlilillllilci‘ll eo-
compliohod much In music?
(li'lflglrrrvtfl; their playinlz has rid
us of two very undesirabio neighboru.
wiioiiton Transcript.
r1111 NEW SCIENCE
Militia of m
Chiropractic is the eoienoe of tho
entree oi the dleeeee and the art of Iii-
Iuetlnu the nine. Income are
by a wrench. twist or enroll in
back. liven if done In childhood
creates pinched nerves and palm“
hate;I life In the different crime in!
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Cbimpnotore remove the cam
edleeeeo end pain. and health-
reetored throullt humanism: the
acne epitome InR our body. , . ‘
Nervoueoeee.ft eumetiiim.
Ill. Heart. Kidney and remote w
are: are elven special attention:
(lumen of the WM You
never regret living chiropractic,
came to auto nit,
When I was e youth. would i questing
ride.
To venture it. many a year.
Where peril. princess. and countries
wide
Were waiting my valiant epcnr.
When l was a man would I kingdom-
wreet
The peaks would i climb. or film,
'i‘lll wealth and honors rihoulii beer at.
‘teet
How coon treved my name.
not now. that l’m old. both it come to
me
'i‘lldi. empty it ie to roam:
“emotion deed may the gmielt
drew-
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