'9‘ monuments-amm- ’ filing in Newark. N. J., has returned to , that home, in East Norwallt. lose. ' en finger. * Baltimore. it should have been Miss from a visit in liarttord. sowed 3 until my lungs macro and ._ Lang 1“! havecouw . . . _ . wetkflcoatoncetoyourdoo M‘ddwanoth hour. magnum: .. ._ . museum alien “-6 ._ and kept the lawn in excellenttoondlv lion. To further beautify the place, be created a ilower mound and in the . NORWALK‘ fountain to be constructed. The of- ti'ect’was a most pleasing one. Harold Kp. lhlrthe enterprising young carpenter, and Mills Alice 8.. ‘ Darrow, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Darrow, of 195 Esdt avenue, will be joined in marriage. Wednesday at- ternoon at 3 o'clock. at the home of the bride. The service will be per- formed by Rev. William W. Gillies. pastor of the East Avenue Methodistl church. The young couple. who“ are iii. Drquants We“. Bridge Pharmacy Prompt and afllolaat service at all times. Personal attention glv~ on to all prescription i have the best wishes of their many friends for a happy and successful work. Chain [of our “0",, married life. patrons. Come in and . wall: for your car. A winsome baby boy was born to Capt. and Mrs. Allen C. Howell, of BRIDGE PHARMACY Seaview place, yesterday morning.’ 4' PARKE.’ "mu" much to the joy of the parenfil and ~-«-~<~--—~'grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Stebblns Mrs. Williain Hill, who has been vis- W.Jidnms, who live in the same house. Blue-eyed Burnetta, who was born on ,the third of July last year in the borr ough of the Bronx. has door a dear lit- William Gorsan' of this place. left tie brother. and alter prattlingahe pet yesterday for Sierra, Court, where he names of her father and mother... has will enter the Storrs Agricultural col- ‘iust learned ‘0 speak “”59 charming words. 1 see." which was probably her first salute to the new-comer. Mother Mrs. C. A. Braisted and sons, Harold and child are doing nicely. and Melvin Braisted, of this place. are spending a week with relatives in Staten island. The East Norwnik firemen are maleI lug active preparations for attending the State Fireman‘s Convention. which. The Sunday school board of the East will be held in Hartford, tomorrow‘ Avenue Methodist church transacted and Thursday. Besides the delegates.‘ routine business at the meeting, which it ‘5 understood that “ number “t. was held, last evening. others will attend. The delegates are , ‘lus i'ollop'a: (thief Frederick Mu. Mrs‘. Harry Frinlt. of New Haven, Wheeler. Firsthasistunt Chief Arthur‘ is a visitor in this place. having come Carr; Second- Assistant. Chief Fred? to attend the Dnrrow-l-lali wedding James, Superintendent of the. Fire; ceremony which will take place, to- Alsrm System Mortimer Robertsn’ marrow. Harry B. Waterbury, of Mayflower ' Hook 6‘; Ladder Company, and Louis The home of Mr. and Mrs. Alien linistend of the Fire police. g Howell, ln- Scaview avenue was made T hlPDP. yesterday. by the arrival of n The close season on natural growth bright baby boy. Mother and son are seed oysters came to an end on Tues: doing finely. day night and by Wednesday morning m the natural beds off Bridgeport were William Casey. Al l-lni‘ner's young alive with natural growihers who will- fientiuel narrate. who sustained a brok» make it good living taking oysters for_ Sunday, When he “’85 Some time to mine. The close season thrown from his bicycle, resumed his began on July 20, The oystermen lax-i duties, this morning. pact the season will be the best they; .___........_. have known in Me years. Some of. Mrs. Leo Davis. of “0"“ sheet. the men who are at the Bridgeportf 'm entertain the members of the En- unturnl beds. from East Norwalk,‘ “9"" Circle 0' the 80“” Norwalk (fun-n" are Charles and William Tobey. WSVGW‘OW Ohm“- ”mmm’ “f' n. A. Saunders. Edward Tobey Pred- urnoon. at her home. ' orlt-lt liovcjoy and Edward l’odeiimse. ~~'rhc Fishing Gazette. . g...- Howard Gehrmann. of East Nor- walk. the well knoum young medical student, is in New York city, today. taking an examination, preparatory to entering upon the duties of his sec. and year. . Wssrroa'r AND SAUGATUCK A typographical error caused an m. 5, hi. Nolan baa recovered from item to read in this column, yestor- in. recent iliueu. day. that postals were being revolved from Miss Mary ll'flommedieu. from _..._s._.__....... The little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Allie Erickson. of Van Zuni street and Osborn avenue, who fell out of the window to the ground. Saturday. was up and about as bright and active as ever, today. i Mrs. James Bradley has returned Harte .'liomrnedieu. n l ' Mrs. John Pike is entertaining rela- tives from Brooklyn. N. Y. Bridge Tender John Cole is enjoy in: his annual vacation. During his absence. Fred Jones, of Filth street.' ”I is laltintt his place and attending to his duties in a manner which is most acceptable to all concerned. m..- Robert Tate. the popular rouail medical student. and out n. umr.’ J. pm... 3......” m, mum . no ”30 1* "My!” ll "‘0 NW V0“ sition with the Bowery Savings bank. University. are spending the day in New York city. flaw York city. matting preparationl‘ . . in tbe beginning at their mood Mrs. Horace ‘Hurllmtt has been a ”are work at college. recent aunt of friends at bar former thofe in Weston. The shower which struck The Nor». M waits. this morning. lust at the tint in spite of the «anon a iarpa num- wban most people were going to their bar colored a bath in the waters of M. caught many unawares and al Com» beat-h. hunday. a result many of the men and ladies] were game to [o to work with wet The improvement society have vot- clothes. many being drenched to too «I .io continue militia imam-mania ahlo.’ illl‘oillld the railroad elation. John (iuyor has aold his are to New York parties. Wilton A Junior (:hriuilan Eneavor social! is soon to be formed at the Greens Farina church. The opening night of ' the hanutI John mono has been unload to an [air which “ pain: given this "a, home the out two wealta outlet-int “flm."f. hail under the “It?“ with carboncleson his posit. limit if. u my?” ”great; the llam' luv. and Mrs. Kenneth Maoitenaie have returned from a week‘s visit at in; s and leads u" M theireon'e borne. in Halley. N. J. ' , _ . i Misti. l" ‘7““”' M the ‘3‘“. Several of our local merchants have , 3'“ mm m” ‘3’ donated printer to the Weapon (lilo ‘olcb, which will a. m for murder. imam ' ll be» in m , Island. were Week-end guests of Mr. , by falling down stairs last week..'ia center of that caused a miniature " well known throughout the Norwallts ~ , wires. The railroad company has sold last night. was a ecldotl , . P“ I P“ ‘ x a substantial sum was added to the WM" uh! . 3. 1.8 . .. ' . u “ ' an aOintment salience "em”- anus. imam. an libido: Pilea.‘ o ab- sorbs the tum . alleys itching at once. of Lens acts as a pout ice, gives instant relief. Wiuiama' radian Pile Ointment to pro- fbrPllea and itchin of no. Dream mall and I.“ Luau: I .. Pm. metals“. 0M0 Fred Godfrey and sister. and Mrs. Eugene Godfrey in Cross Highway.~ ~ ‘ ~ ~—- Fnr‘hla brfl‘ba lCillfford 'Pbannacy. . Patrick Donlon, who broke two ribs. Wm” Flawless, the Miners tanker. died "at her home on Church street. Friday. after a long illneso at the use of 77 in a very feeble condition owing to his advanced nae. 78 years. ~-—-—~——-.—-—-—— Th! Ladies Benefit society or the from her home Sunday afternoon. Rev. congmmmn'l chum" M“ m“ ‘t nouns nowenotvormia officiated the parsonage tomorrow afternoon to ' ‘ ’ ‘ ' ”w for the missionary barrel. interment was in Christ church cente- lery. m Worn- » i The two New York lads Who were . picked up in Saugat'k, Saturday. by To 37"" OO‘OPERATWE “TOR!“ Constable Allen. claimed they have, ' LEXINGTON. rm, Sept. 35,..Mem. been wandering ”0‘"! the country hero of the Farmers' Union in Bath nice they left home three weeks ago. County are taking ‘5pr to establish They were in Bangatuck nearly a week a cooperative “are and a bank. to be and were given money by the unicorn «Walked at ”5.0% The “men and sent home. 'are enraged at the high cost of living and intend to buy their staples in larle quantities to bring down the or- dinary purchase price. . if the movement succeeds. it is in- timated that promoters will advocau establishment of the plan in all of the southern states where the union is strong. The eaves of the station roof at San- gatuclt are being cut off to make room for the line support of the electric the houses near the tracks and or- dered the buyen to remove them at once. it is understood that a power plant. will be built there. “ ."— a Hawkes. Rachel wife of James Sentinel want admixing results. Nthe Future DONotBlame ‘ Your RaiOr No More Honing or Grinding required on any style met. for with BAILLY'S VERY SHARP DRESSING on your strep. this is all eliminated One Thousand Shaves for 25c Can you figure th~ coat per shave? Do not thrmv dull blades away. but strep them-s Wonderful discovery that appeals to all men. Acts like magic. has no equal. if you allure. you can't afford to be without it. (3. ll. Bailey‘a VerynESKharp A Scientific Preparation that will put a Perfect Edge on the Dullest Razor rfeot satisfaction to the moat \ And is gnaraifieed to give price wil~ skeptical person. til‘ we a! ll refund purchale illigiy; we cannot d) more. A 25c Box of Very Sharp contain: enough treatment to keep your user strap in perfect condition for several years. No necessity will evor ariad’torhavinit a razor honed or sharpened. thus making your shaving a pleasure. To all the Sentinel readers who have availed them- aeivea of the Special Safety Racer Outfit. or to any one also, we are new preparsd to supply them with a box of the celebrated "Very sharp“ Itrop Dressing. which la guaranteed to puta perfect atlas on the dulleat razor. This article is positively sold only by The Sentinel to ila . moon. and cannot be purchased in any store. it will b. given only for 4 “ms“! Five Premium Coupons Cat from .- The Sentinel and 25c So do not throw dull blades away. but nirop them and with llalley'a"Vary lbarp tiresalnl. your old blades will be equal to new. You can begin cutting out Coupons at any time. and when you have five Willi”! numbers bring them to rm Sentinel olllca with at mats in cult. and not a box of this «curated Dre-alas. Seven Good Emits Why You ; Should Try Very Sharp l.--Very Sharp aim to the mot blade tits license! shav- la «in unmoved. ,~ I. to la a a like Vary Sharp. Ania lili- tan a. s.--vm Illarplaabu ever-wanna with tile lama lada perfectlr «defacing. Lwltrnp nun who try amp and you am never have - the annoyance of: malt hard or a tender shin. lav-Tho but new ads cannot (in a clean and calla» factory abavanalaaa it be hosed «annually. but by villi” Vary as. as directed this is eliminated. mullet one in a and can bone a racer. but by no» in; Very shag there is an occasion for boning. 'l.-»Ibavias tro lu Ire not caused by a poor rasor but by poor conditioa of the roast. I”-',a-'e'.v-;I‘v;a‘a;-‘-:a‘e . i w .‘v's .. “gulf. . -' :2 “Very Sharp” , Coupon _HNnm 6 r-,~ . an» n at a}, pin years. The funeral services were held' i , JACK'FROST'B rsr twain . siou *"Otiit HeatingStoves The most satisfactory heating stove on the market. Of all our many customers who are using Stamford Oaks. not one has been dissatisfied. It’s his some of slave satisfaction. ‘ Horace R. Naéh . N. Main sweat SNorwallt . Notice During July and August our store will close on Sat- «Nays at l p. m. At your «Moe every other malt dayfrom7a.m.lotp.m. Anna—und—n—u—u E. E. Corbam Decorator ‘0 HM 8%.. i East Norwaik Telephone Four One Six .lardiniers FioWerPots Tabourcts F. A. MITCHELL HWII FUINlIl-lll O08". WALL AND HIGH m NORWALK. CONN. M... Does WINDOW CLOT ' “PEG .’ at its - $16.50 - $18 Latest Fall. Models BOYS’ .. SCHOOL SUITS ' use, $3.50. 34 .DISPLAY” * F. K» HING PRICE’S Clothing Store 98 Washington Street Phon: No. 1185-2. 1: IEEM 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- nace now. and restore the worn out parts and clean it thoroughly, It 17 Wall Otraat so that you‘ll have no trouble when you are ready to start it. The Jones & Hotchltiss Co. ESTlMATEB CHEEBFULLY FURNISHED ‘1 Phone 742 Nor-walk, Conn. LOO the manufacturers, for 01525. For F. E. LOCKWOOD 8.. CO. 8’ WI" ”I’ll—(Pm) at the taper, so h. p. Touring Car ‘ Equipped with all! mohair lop, wind shield. gas and oil lamps, Bosch manhole and coil; averythlnz first-class. Guaranteed for one year by Garage. Water Strut, Norwalk, Conn. foil particulars call or address Norwalk Branchflffice of The Evening Sentinel in; Cut You}:Like \ Tell us whatTut'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-thereforo we select our beef and other meats with great care. Try us and see the dlflorence. Charnok’s Market 70 NORTH MAIN 8T.. TEL. 446. FREE DELIVERY ............. _. W...» HILLSIDE .i A School for Girls ’ aaoaracr HILL. nonwaut Term on Thursday, lill. at nine o'clock. September atlas. Amusements made for mesh for aarvina a hot luncheon. Terms and illustrated booklet on application. no Prlaoipal may be soon at the, Iobnl any morals; after September eleventh. natural It. Imuiilnpsr. a. I. :EEEF :1: , relay alvla unions or. "allow Wire [and from Constable Leonard Fined .100 and Costa. fi‘ony blumlaite. an ltaiian living in lfloroton. was arrested Saturday. by consume Menard. n a chraae of soil- ing liquor withou .a license at his home. Tony salted to he allowed to an tothenavofblsboauon son-pra- «an. and. on beta. allowed to do so by the constable. quickly made a est-a way. later in the afternoon. 09am. lilo Smith. seeing the itilian twill! K ‘ . with llama musty in Dorian want W to the than to arrest bilabial found that In ball absent is ultra himself up. halls: m ‘ manta! vim In mid, mud um lac Elisabeth llurr Mead. The school will open for the no 7 at. . College Preparatory and General :, Courses for older girls; Kindergarten, . Primary and intermediate Depart- .. meals for little girls and boys under ‘, ten years. li‘ranoit. taught in all .- u obildm who use the trolleys and " Nina away Whit”. ll! The Hatch & Bailey Company OOUTH NORWALK, CONN. Telephone 40, with lunch Stallone in All Departments Lumber and Mill Work for Everything PreparedEoofing a has come to stay because it has merif‘for some classes of buildlnaa that makes its use preferable. grades suitable for all purposes. sevo rai We keep ........... .~.. llMt'fLm 'I’Altlu Hon Prodigal Ion Happy With Parents in Tainan“ Hill mum Bartlett. sixteen years old. son of air. and Mrs. Goons D. Hare lett. of Taliban“ Hill. who ran away from home a weak ago. was found last Sunday in Greenwich. and yesterday his parents claimed the boy. He is now in 'l‘aiinados lllll. quite satlsned to remain at home. Bartlett was seen in Greenwich. iluuday by a Stamford youth who had attended school with lil- here. The litanford boy acquainted his father. who was with him. of the fact. and the parent notified the Greenwich police. Young liartlett was taken in custody. lira. Hartiatt said that her son went away from home because of a quarrel with an older brother. Alter *waatairald humidit- «Ma mould. = Dciinitlon of Chiropractic Chiropractic is tits science of the cause of the disease and the art ad- iustina the same. Diseases are new by a wrench. twist or sprain la the back. Even'if done in childhood it limbs. this disease and pain, and health is, nerve systems in your body. Nervonsnasa. Rheumatism. Paraly- sis. Heart. Kidney and Female Dia- aasas are alvea spacial attendant also Curvature of the Spine. You will never renal giving Chiropractic a chance to help you. ‘T.FMNCIB.D.C. . “aquatic TMWW otm also Pour (Jot army. on. more I’ve «nation we What, shall. creates pinched nerves and pain in ,. later life in the different omens and, . Chiropractors remove the cause of , V restored through harmonizing the six . u inasmuch-cu at. to. anemia ‘
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