33' DmgWantsfl
tllridgc Pharmacy
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service at all times.
Personal attention xiv.
In to all prescription
, work.
Chairs tor our trolley
patrons. Colo in and
wait (or your car.
~ BRIDGE PHARMACY
J. PARKIR. Manager
-, The atmosphere with Its brisk. chil-
p Winds. this morning, savored more
9! football than of baseball.
. The .weekly devotional meeting or
the Epworth League will be held. to-
porrow evening, in the East Avenue
Uethodist church. ’-
Politics in East Norwaik have not
been especially lively, this campaign,
there being nothing on the‘town tick-
ets which excited much enthusiasm.
Rev. Charles J. Anderson will occupy
the pulpit and preach at the morning
and evening services which will be
held at the Swedish Congregational
church. tomorrow.
The regular services will be held in
the East AVenue Methodist church, to-
morrow morning and evening. ilev.
William W. Gilles will occupy the pu‘l-l
pit and preach at both services. Thej
choir has prepared an excellent service:
for both morning and evening.
-—Dou‘t forget the fair at Randall’s
Hail. Thursday, Friday and Saturday
Sept. 28, 29. 30th.
“name. as the May/flowers
. than that otdast'ysar and a sparse or
'ciate.
~ use. bathe no Authority lulu-9.1? ‘
u r ‘
have dish:
I
ed for the lesson.
- An important meeting at the “Men's
‘clus will be held, tomorrow soon, is
Vibe mast‘Avonue Methodist church, at .
' which ting plans for. the cumin: soar
son will he discussed and the program
arranged. It is planned to make the
winter’s work even more interesting
study will probably be adopted that
will appeal to every nan:
The Men's class of the East Avenue
it. .E. Church will meet Bunndny at
”noon. under the leadership or H.
J. I-llpson. The topic for discussion
will be "The Prophet lilieklal a Watch»
man." Any one who attends will re-
solve a Welcome, and invited to take an
active part In the lesson study. A very
interesting hour is expected, as the
lesson will show the pleasure and difil-_
cultles of a divine granular.
Holy Communion. will be observed
at the Advent Christian church tomor-
row ut 10:30 a. m., the pastor will oili-
The Loyal Workers' meeting
will he held at 5:45 p. m. Mrs. Lottie
H. Reynolds will lead at 'l p. at. Miss
Bertha Cassidy. returned missionary
from China will address the meeting.
Miss Cassidy is an interesting and a
uent speaker. All are Invited to at-
tend. Notice change in time of the
evening service.
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. AND
SAUCATUCK
The condition of Selectman Salnuel‘
Banks is slightly improved.
“M ...
.Miss Ethel Hendricks is seriously
ill at her home on Treadwell avenue.
Mrs. John llatterson has been enter-
The Young Peoples' society at Loy-
al Workers will hold its regular meer’
lug, tomorrow evening, tomorrow even-I
lag. in the Advent Christian church;
The vice-president will lend the meet-‘
ing and "The Falthlullness 01‘ God“
will he the topic.
The natural growth oystermen are
expected to arrive home this after
noun or evening from the beds all.
\Brldgol‘lol't and Ealrileld. 'l‘he meni
have not had as good a week as the}
first. the buying price havingr fallen
1mm 65 cents to halt a dollar pert
bushel. l
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Riley ;
Arthur ...u:'olu and Joseph
have left on the intter'a yacht. the‘
Catherine. {01' Poughkeepsie. N. Y..'
where Mr. lliley will remain. hltvins
secured a position there. Mr. Lincoln
will return. having gone in the capo-t
city of pilot. 1
The regular onthly meeting oi the
tion will be hel Tuesday. October 2. at
8:30 p. in. Election of olllcers for the
Coming year will take place and it is.
requested that every member may; no
effort to be present. The meeting will
be held in the Mayflower l-lose parlors.
Van Zant street.
I
The announcement made yesterday
to the effect that the hlayiiowers and
the Colonels would play, tomorrow, is.
an error. The team which will lpay;
the Colonials is composed partly of
members of the former
Mayflower 1
that“ Bill Hliilm
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ill llllllilli Billilll:
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By Common Garden Sage, a Sim-E
'pla Remedy tor Dandruff,
Falling, Faded. Bray Hair
The old idea of using sage for dark-0
suing the hair is again coming in
vogue. Our grandmothers used to have
dark. glossy hair at the age of seventy-
Ive. while our mothers have white hair
. hetero they are titty. Our grandmoth
It's used to make a "sage tea" and ap-
ply it to their hair. The tea made their
hair suit and glossy, and gradually ro-
ltored the natural color.
. One objection to using such ll prep-
aration was the trouble of making it.
“noisily as it bad to be made every
“to or three days, on account of sour-
; ha quickly. This objection has been
' overcome. and by asking almost any
Int-clan drought for- Wyeth's Sm
.m‘lul‘sbor Hair Remedy the public
‘ “if!“ a superior Dml'ltlm ot sags.
with the adnaitture of sulphur. another '
Wills remedy (or hair and scalp
' . iss. Daily uuottbis preparation
it not only quickly restore the color
taining her sister from New Harnp'
shire.
Dr. .l. ill. Nolan has recovered from
his recent illness and resumed his
practice.
’l‘wo flue building lots belonging to
the llradley brothvrs at Compo beach
have been sold.
Rev. Kenneth Mackenzie has re;
till-pod l'roul hill vacation and will?
preach in Trinity church tomorrow.
Mr. and Mrs. ll. (l. Thompson. of
Wilton, were guests this week of Mr.
and Mrs.“ William domswck at their
cottage at. Compo beach.
Dr. Edward E. Smith. owner of thc
(‘hcstnut ilill sanitnrlum, returned:
yesterday from the Willie Mountainsi
where he has been sojourning during‘
the summer.
llugh liriscoll is suffering with u-
vory sore hand and is threatened with
blood poisoning. While in i-‘anton‘s
market the lad slipped and his. hand;
came down heavily on a meat hook.i
severely lat-crating it and requiring‘
the attention ct a physician.
’l‘houuls Ball. one oi our local trol-1
icy conductors. narrowly escaped sc-
rious injury one evening this week by
falling from his car on the Compo
line near the Catholic. church. illsl
arm was badly cut. and he received a
number of bruises and abrasions about
the body.
W...._——o—-
Crashed into from behind by an un—
tomoh is which did not have its lights
ablaze, a carriage owned and driven
by William Graves was struck Thurs-
titty evening on the Westport road
near l’ont swamp. Mr. Graves was
thrown to the ground and The horse
so injured that it had to he killed and
the team wrecked.
STATE HISTORY, BTUDIED
Vermont is the only state in the Us.
ion that makes a study at its history
and resourses compulsory. The state
has bad a test-book prepared giving a
complete history or the state. civil
and political, including that oi its
mountains, rivers. prlnoapsl minerals
”in tact, everything or value that
should be known at Vsrmont.-Builslo
Commercial.
IN DAIIlII DIIP.
Miss Bummer was too sweet to stay.
and sings her goodby sons;
She’ll go to sleep in daisies deep. to
dream the winter long.
And Winter‘ll sigh in every place.
Because he never saw her face.
But still we’ll ‘wsavs a happy day in
meadows white with snow.
Though Winter'l lwosp to boar us say
we loved, the, Summer set
All. met He'll high in every place,
Because he ms.- saw lun- taco.
autism ‘3 ) continuous.
r
' one , "a ‘ e. .
ll . log. lieffromithohaadache.lndlges~
' omncrvousnesabiliousness, due to
if yourfdocilor approves, whynot use Mars
3 val without dela . "Mm“:
thus scooplodpting a numbers! people
l “line up to spend ths‘Babbath‘ in
M
“rulis‘rssts answers
we... 'ho ‘ .
How the Dsnhury Branch is Adoctsd.‘ South Norwalk.
’ ‘ The «10:01 a. m- train. trom South
II!
There are a number to! changes Norwailt up the Danbury branch has
the new time table oi the New York been dl scontlnue d.
New Haven ““1 Hartford Railroad The southbound train leaving Wil-
that will prove interesting to a num- ton lormerly at 12:30 noon now leaves
ber of Norwalk people who use my” under the new schedule at 12:25 noon
Danbury branch where there are sev- no it does on week dul-
oral changes enumerated here. The' There are other noticeable changes
timetable goes into edect on Sunday. in the time oi the trains on the Dan-
The train which has left South Nor-l burr brunch but those few are mk-
waik under the present timetable at but quite a.llttle difference With the
4:21 p. m. (or Danbury does not now people who live in the smaller towns
leatte at all and the only hope of the. t0 ”18 north. ' _
school children and others who have. _
patronized the train. is to wait [or the "ATION MASTER FOUND DEAD.
6:2ii p. in. train. ' WATERBURY, Sept. 80.-—-.lolln w.
The dowu train which used to sr» Higgins, station master of the Meri-
rlve in Norwalk at 4:66 p. at. has been"l den branch, wag {ound dead in the Ita-
placed a halt hour earlier and leaves tlcn yesterday by (‘ondnctor Martin
now at 4:26 p. m. McGuire. of the Meriden train. Mr.
,On Sunday the train tormeriy lcav~.Higgins suered a stroke oi spoplexy
lug South-Norwalk at this a. m. nudes-.and died while sitting on one 01 the
the new table will leave at 9:45 a. m, benches in the depot. He was 33 years
This train leaves New York city nowyoi age and married. coming to Water
at 8:26 a. to. instead of 7:30 a. II. bury from Hrsniord. tour years ago.
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N the Future
Do Not Blame
Your Razor
No More Honing or Grinding
required on any style razor. for with SAILEY'S
VERY SHARP DRESSING
on your strep. this is all eliminated
One Thousand Shaves for 25C
Can you ilgure the cost per shave? llo not throw dull
blades away, but strop them: a wonderful discovery that
appeals to all men. Arts like mash; has no equal. it you
shave. you can‘t sdord to be without it. C. R. Bailey's
Vertéxhafp
A Scientific Preparation that will put
a Perfect Edge on the Dullest Razor
And is guaranteed to give rtect satisfaction to the most
skeptical person, or we w it refund purchase price wil-
lingly; We cannot do more,
A 25c Box of Very Sharp .
contains enough treatment to keep your rasor strop ill
perfect condition luv several years. No necessity will
ever arise for having a razor honed or sharpened. thus
'illlklllfl your shaving a pleasure.
To all the Sentinel readers who have availed them-
selves oi the Special Safety Razor ()utm, or to any one
else, we are now prepared to supply them with a box of
the ceichrated‘W’ery Sharp" Strop Dressing. which is
guaranteed to put a perfect edge on the dullest rasor.
This article is positively sold only by The Sentinel to its
readers. and cannot be purchased in any store. it will
be given only tor
Five Premium Coupons Cut from
The Sentinel and 25c
So do not throw dull blades away. but mop them and with
llailey's "Very Sharp Dressing. your old blades will be
equal to new. You can begin cutting out Coupons at any
time. and when you have live consecutive numbers. bring
them to The Sentinel silos with 26 cents in cash. and
get a box 0! this ceebrated Dressing.
Seven Good Reasons Why You
Should le Very Sharp
i.—-Very.Bllsrp gives to the rssor blade the honest shav-
. in can ever procured.
swim» is nothing like Very Sharp. Acts like magic.
s.-~Vsry Sharp makes every share with the same blade
berteotly sotlsfsotov. - ~
t.—-Itrop rssor with cry sharp and you will never have ..
the annoyance at a tough board or stander skin. -
5.-'l‘hs host. rssor mans cannot give a class and sails»
factory shave unless it be honed occasionally. but by
using Vary Sharp as directed this is eliminated.
mullet one is a thousand can bone a user, but by as-
. in. Very Sharp titers is no occasion tor honing.
‘l.-—shavlng troubles are not caused by a poor rssor but.
, . .9 by poor condition of the rotor.
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“Very Sharp” Coupon
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acorns ro Paulina PRESIDENT.
sign It Ha Desires Rs-lleotlan. .
PANAMA, Sept. 30.»‘l‘he Notional
Assembly's hostility to President Aro-
semena and hill scheme. for reelection
hpainted by..s maturity vote, insisting
that the president must resign his oi-
ilca six months bolero the date t for
the elections it he desires to enter the
to Arasemena's message convening the
peolal session, gives the assembly’a
interpretation of the GOnstitutional
provision that no citizen may run for
president who has “discharged the du-
ties of silica within the six months pro
coding the day 0! election."
Arosemoun some time ago obtained
a grant of six months’ “vacation,"
which he» planned to begin exactly
six months prior to election day. His
lawyers had assured him that it would
be unnecessary for him to give up his
oglc'e. as he would comply with the let~
tor of the law by. merely ‘absentlng
him-ell on leave.
Oil Heaters
$2.50 to $6
Cook Stoves & Ranges
$12.50 to $50
Heaters $2.98 up
, r. A. MITCHELL
HOUSE FURNISHII
no”
COINII WALL AND HIGH IT.-
NORWALK. CONN.
Norwslk Branch Office of
For Solid Comfort
.4“-
Stamerd
Base-Burning cylinder
STOVES
Are the Best
They beat the iloor us well as
the rest of the room.
Horace R. Nash
N. Main & West Sts.
S.Norwsik
Notice
During July and August
our store will close on Bat-
urdays at 1 p. m. At your
service ovary other wool:
day from 7 a. m. .to'o p. m.
E. E. Gorbam
Decorator
to First It» last Harwell:
Tsiephonojour One Six
HILLSIDE
(rounded by Itllggueth Burr Mono.
A Schoajo: Girls
"GINO? HILL. NORWALK
The School will open tor the Fall
Term on Thursday. September u.
tell. at also o'clock.
College Preparatory and am.»
. Courses tor older via: Kinder ten.
Primr I|
. v and intermediate part
meats for little girls and boys «odor
ten years. French taught .in all
Wilfrid... w u‘“lll‘“li'¢§l?,":ii
6 3
cm: V ' it” “I
National A‘sssmbly insists That He no. ‘
11": as a candidate. .
"The declaration issued In response »
The Evening Sentinel L
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CLOTHING
at 515,- 516.50 - 318
Latest Fall Models
sovS' SCHOOL SUITS
$2.50, $3.50. 34
PRICE’S Clothing Store
98 Washington" Street
Phon No. 11552.
e
asssl Mano WORK to get the heating system ls‘
your house in good working order every winter?
Why not let our men thoroughly overhaul the tar-
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. .I
i It The Jones 8: Hotchkiss Co:
i
i ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY FURNISHED
; 17 Wall em» Phone 742 Nor-walk. Conn-
:-
w-mm-.» » m... .m- .s N .._..... ”.0--.“ ‘
at the Moon 30
L00 h. p. Touring Car
Equipped with silk mohair top. wind shield, gas and oil lamps, Bosch
magneto and coil; everything first-class,
Guaranteed for one year by
U
the nanntaotnron. for .1585. For lull particulars call or address
F. E. LOCKWOOD 8. CO.
80 Wall Street—(Phone) Garage. Water street. Nerwalk. Conn.
I
"a -
Any iCut You;_lee
Wuhan-nu 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 patronsmtherefore
We select our beef and other meals
with great care. Try us and see the
dilierence. .
Charnok’s. Market
78 NORTH MAIN ST.
TEL. 445. FREE DELIVERY
..._ -W»... ._ _. -_.-__...1
The Hatch 8: Bailey Company
IOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Telephone. 43.
Lumber and Mlliflork for Everything
Storm Sashes
are a good investment, \t'hon winter winds blow they save
the coal bill and add comtort lo the home. We can punish
them in any also and style.
‘lleed ‘ ml.
ull'r WSCIENE
Electrical Co.
DefiniflooolChhm
Chiropractic is the science at the
TM 0M! Four WW usage at {3' lasagna or. art oi ad-
llst og t same. season are sound
[LIOTMOAL "‘0’ by a wrench. twist or sprain in the
creates pinched nerves and pain in
A U 1' O O U ! P L l I I hate; his in the dldorent organs and
lo a. _
PhonsJM-M Mill "Ill W.“ Chiropractors rams the cases at
South smut. lane nan libel MI dim!- and sale. the health is
restored through harmonislag the six
sum systems in Pa
ills-
M
Daily Line to N. Y.
For FREIGHT Only
“m Mlle" leave '1‘
gout body.
Nmoosness. it somehow.
sis. Heart. Kidney and tomato
cases are given special ottoman: also
curvature of the Irina. You will
never regret giving Chiropractic a
chance to help you. '
To ’mu‘aso De ‘Cs
u wsssmoro'lv so. to. woman
Magnolia Tmassnu olm’m ‘
III!” m J
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