‘u .
2:3’Dolgwents We 3.
Bridge Pharmacy
Fromm and efilelent
[who at all units.
3 retinal attention It"
toell prescription
. for our trolley
patrons. Come in and
wait for your ear.
BRIDGE PHARMACY
.l. PARKER. Manager
'1’
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The Woman 5 Foreign Missionary so-
cIety will hold an important meeting.
Tuesday.
STAMFORD
We cannot say positively that;
the first furnace we ever made
(in 1861) is still in use, but we
.carelessiy tired is not known.
careless individual when a limo it
close in the window or the
33 in which she was seated was shatter t
ed. Bile was literally covered with the
living pieces.
cut on the ear and suffered severely
from the ‘nervous shock but otherwise
was uninjured. ’
Miss Casey was a passenger iii” ono.
of the coaches of the train, going east.
which passes through South Nor-walk!
at 7:10 When Just outside of Bridge-
pelt. a flying missile penetrated the
glass beside which she was sitting and
shattered It into small piece. which
flew in her direction Whether it was
a stone or a stray shot from a gun
The
shock rendered Miss Casey uncon»
scioue and she remained in this stole
until the train had pulled into the
New Haven station, when a physician
was called and revived her. The rail-
road authorities are vigorously inves-
tigatin‘h the case.
p..—
EASY FOR JOHNNY.
“Now. Johnny," queried the teacher
of the new pupil, "what is the differ.
ence between one yard and two
The Dory Social club will give a. are still furnishing parts for fur- rarest?"
maker at the club house in Cove ave
hue tonight.
The monthly business meeting of:
the Epworth Magus is scheduled to be:
held this evening
', The monthly business meeting of the
Mt Norwalh Fire Police will he held,.
this evening, in the rooms, in Van Zanti
‘ Itreet
The law on scallops went off, yes; ‘
terday, and a number of East Norwalk‘
people went out in search for the.
shell-fish. l
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The official board of the East \\ cnucl
Methodist churt l1 will hold a regular
meeting Wednesday evening, in the
parlors of the church
The Epworth League of the East
Avenue Methodist church held a de-
votional meeting. yesterday evening.
at the East Avenue church.
Rev. Charles J. Anderson occupied
the pulpit and preached at the. mommy
and evening sorlicos which were hcld‘
in the Swedish Congregational church,
yesterday.
The drowning. pouring rain of ycs-,
terday was not conducive to many out-
of-door pleasures and .111 a result (11
erybody enjo3td a good real hefo1c
election (1133.
'“Mr. and Mrs. Barnes and son. of
Buffalo. N. Y., formerly of East Nor-
waik. are the. guests of Mr. and lire.
\Villiam Hiackmnn. of Hawkins ave-
nue. fora week.
The Dory club will hold their mind
iar monthly mellng tomorrow night.
at which time election 0f officers and
several orher important mailers will
come up for consideration.
......._
The regular services wdrc held at
the East Avenue Meihodlst church.
yesterday morning and cveuinu. The
choir rendered some. exceptionally
line music at both services.
Rev. Luster I“. Reynolds occupiei
the pulpit and preached at the scrvicol
which were held at the Advent Chris-
tian church. yesterday morning and
evening. The services were well al-
tended.
.._
lloward Gehrmanu and Robert Tale,
of East Norwnlk, left this morning,
for llrooklyn, N. i'., where they will
enter upon the duties of their sopho-
more year at the Long island Medical
College.
"The Faithfulneee of God" was the:
topic and the viceopresident, the leaderE
of the meeting of the Young Peoples“
Society of Loyal Workers, which was
'held at the Advent Christian church,
last evening.
The natural grOWth oyetcrmen spent
“the Sabbath at their homes and re-
ported a slim week. on account of the
weather and the fall in the prices.
They returned. last evening, for this;
week’s work.
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An enthusiastic meeting of the!
Men‘s Class of the East Avenue M. E
church was held. yesterday noon. at
which time a. program for the winter's
work you laid out and other important
Dollar‘s discussed.
The East Nowell: Yacht Club will
have a smoker and s chowder at the
club house. Tuesday evening. at 88 p.
3.1., to celebrate the audio: of the
gunman of 1911. They will belle as
melts the members of the Rowayton
Yacht club. .
' The mo‘u monthly meeting of the
' M NOWIIK [MDNVOMRS Alwfllfi‘nm. {0 “I. ICHOOI board will b.
M will be held tomorrow at s: so 9.
. m. in the Me‘ydowar Hose Parlors
Wan andt street. Election of outliers
the coming year will take place
gm" member is "urged to be pre-
3Laddcr Company quarters, in
naccs of the pattern of 1869; so
you can see they are pretty tough.
And the Stamford Furnaces of
today are so much heavier and oiI
so much better construction that}
it may be they will never wear
"out.
Horace R. Nash
Corner North Main and West Streets.
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FOR SALE BY ‘
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l
anl‘
Zant street. it is a hard day for those;
who are at work at the polls and they 3
‘ will be glad to the manila-hen it shall:
‘havc ended. no matter what th maul."
. may he.
i
i
l
Court Flanrns Social Club will hold}
their martin; this owning at tho!
home of Mrs. Charles ’l‘hompson. oi'i
llownu slrcct. All members 11m 1““.
quested to be present. !
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The Men's l'literi of‘the East Avcnuc3
\l. 133. Church hold a very interesting.
meeting yesterday noon. Plans were
dim-31.31.3131] for holding a supper lull) in
the month. i
Today is civrrion day and nl1hoauh.
it is not quite ll3.3u103.3rallc woulhcr, 1pc;
culldiiions 11.111 that way. The usual;
excllt-nn’nl prevails throughout lilo;
district: with pnllflz's the topic of OOH-l
lel‘mliou for the day. The role at the:
polls. the final hour was not heavier
than 131.3111 and <onsiderahiy luuul‘l
1h: 311 the h. id 4 3olc during the. same
hours i
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crvnci LEAGUE ACTIVE.
» ‘1
Will Vote Knowingly for.
Women .
Their Candidates. !
lv‘rom information received this 1
morning it is understood that thol
members of the (‘lvlc League-of Nor-
walh have prepared for their rotingl
with 11111.1 iltllc 3113 0. According;
to reports it is said that they l1a3c‘
llllldled out the candidates whom they
me to sup port in quite a novel man- i
nor, and although their plans were not%
successful in their entirety, yet they
culminate} in the securing of 11 largeI
amount of information in regardlo
the candidate for whom they are to
vote today
As an oranniaed body letters were
sent to each of the candidates from
the league requested a reply on some
questions contained. The letters de~
sired to know the position the can»
dldste for the school committee held
with reference to school consolidation
and along several other lines of this
nature.
If is understood that the candidates.
not averse to receiving at least a
share of some eighty~three poles con-
trolled by the league. took steps in
various wan to answer the letters.
One directly replied that be was in
favor or school consolidation and the
other public duestiohs asked by the
league and enothr. it is understood.
unused to be published in a local paper
his views on the questions but to him
by the league's communication.
little ballot with some knowledge is.
to their luvorites for the school board.
The neatly one hundred votes con,
trolled by the issue are not to be deb
vised by the candidate or candida“
to receive this audit is expected that
the result or the ballot mule re
mail: influenced by the women’s
vote. it not wheiy decided by the
some.
‘MIIIILI IIIAKI OAR WINDOW.
“A fence." promptly replied the
youthful observer ~Pittsbur gh Gazette
Times.
Some men seek amusement
recreation while on their vacation,
and others play (elf.
..._..._._ . .......___
“tread csrl
Sue sustained it sitsth
and “
1
“orders.
3 A.dootor's first uuestion when con-
pulled by a patient is. “Are your bow
sis regular?" it. knows that ninety-
psixhy per callous); illness is attendod
.wltll inactive bo‘vl‘els 'nnd torrid lly’dl‘.
and t this‘fconditlon must be remov-
ed gently endlthorouthly “before health
you be restored
i Rexnll Orderlles are a positive,
pleasant and safe remedy for constipa-
tlo and bowel disorders in general We
are so certain of their great curative
value that we promise to return the
purchaser’s money in every case when
they fail to produce entire satisfaction.
Renll Orderlles are eaten like can-
dy. they act quietly, and have a sooth-1
lug, strenxthenlns. healing influence
on the entire intestinal tract. They do
not puree. strive. cause mum. fistu-
lance. excessive looseness. diarrhoea
or other annoying effects. They are
especially good for children, weak or
old folks. .,Th1‘ee sires. 50c, 25c and
We. Sold only at our store—The Rox-
all Store. ‘ The Clifford Pharmacy,
Quittner & Canty. Props. 3
W
The Sentinel Want Columns are far
reaching in their influencwthey may
aid you In solving many a problem.
l-flvd—en
Your
One Thousand
blades away.
appeals to all men.
shave.
Very
(TRADE
liugly; we cannot do more.
perfect condition for
N the Future 1,
Do Not Blame j:f .
No More Honing or Grinding
required on any style razor, for with BAILEY'S
VERY SHARP DRESSING
on your strep, this is all eliminated
(‘nn you figure. th- cost per shave?
but stop them:
Acts like magic;
3303.1 can‘t ufi‘mi to be without it.
A Scientific Preparation that will put
a Perfect Edge 011 the Dullest Razor
And is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction to the most
skeptical person. or we will refund purchase price wil-
A 25c Box of Very Sharp
contains enough treatment to keep your razor strap in
several years.
over arise for having a rotor bound or sharpened. thus
making your shaving a pleasure.
To all the Sentinel readers
Razor
‘ , 3 ill tits WEOIIIII
Mush Blokes“ Du. to Bowel Dis-
; A helm mm eroav‘
u—«u—
Bsen in Print _
The following story of Mark Twain
” is sent to The Times by a correspon-
dent who received it years ago from i
one who was a resident of. Virginia
City at the tune a: the incident. The
correspondent has never seen it in
Print. 3-
dlty Enterprise. M3111 Twain perpe-
trated a joke that proved a veritabl,
boomerang to him. A resident of the
city at that time tells it. One day
there appeared in the Enterprise a in-
rid account of a terrible massacre
a few miles out of the city. where a
whole family met a bloody fate. The
place was minutely describedwa cot-
tage in a clump of trees being the
wrincipsl feature.
The whole community was shocked
and nervous ladies (of whom there
were a few even in that mining camp,
for at that time Virginia was lit-
(Iii Heaters
Cook Stoves 8. Ranges
$12.50 to $50
Heaters $2.98 up
F. A. MITCHELL
noose Immense
CORNER WALL AND HIGH (TI.
NORWALK. CONN.
Norwsik Branch Office of
The Etching Sentinel
Iellevsd by the Ngrrator Not to Have
lWiiile connected with the Virginia -
that had, occurred the previous night‘
$2.50 to $6 '3
WINDOW0 DISPLAY
“PECK”
CLOTHING
mat $15 - $16.50 - $18
Latest Fall Models
BOYS’ SCHOOL SUITS
$2.50, 13.50, :4
PRICE’S Clothing Store
98 Washington Street
‘ ‘ Phon: No. “8&2.
Starting a fire in your heater yet? if not, do so id- ' .
daywnnd if it doesn‘t work right let us know at once!
Meanwhile you'd better have an Oil Stove or Gas
Heater to take the chill off the rooms. We have them
at all prices. ”MI,
The Jones 8: Hotchkiss Co. -
ESTIMATES CH EERFULLY FURNISHED
run you .’
llilElll
WM».--
Shaves. jor 25c
llo not throw dull
a wonderful discovery that
has no equal. if you
i‘. ll. Bailey‘s
Sharp 3
MARK)
.\'o necessity will
who have availed them.
Thus today when the ladies so to »
the polls they will do so to out their .
selves of 1he Special Safety Razor Outfit. or to any one
else. we are now prepared to supply thorn with a box of
the celebrated "\‘crv Sharp" Blrop Dressing. which is
guaranteed to puts perfect edits on the dullest rssor.
This article is positively sold only by '1‘ he Sentinel to its
readers. and cannot be purchased in any store. It will
be given only for
Five Premium Coupons Cut from
The Sentinel and 25c
so do not throw dull blades away. bul strop them and with
Bailey'sWory Bherp Dressing. your old blades will be
equal to new. You can begin cutting out Coupons at any
time. and when you have five consecutive numbers. brine
them to The Sentinel ofilce with 2.3 cents in cash, and
get a he: of this ceebruted Dressing.
Seven Good Reasons Why You
Should Try. Very Sharp
1.~»Very Sharp gives to the tenor blade the mnest shew
in edse over rocured. 3
!.~ {here is no fun like Very Sharp. Acts like magic.
8.3—Very sharp makes every shave with the same blade
perfectly satisisetory.
‘ swttrop react- with Very lhsrp and you will never have
the annoyance at s tough beard or a lender shin.
5.-'1‘bs but near made cannot am a clean and satis-
factory above unless it be hosted occasionally. but by
pagan Very Sharp as directed this is eliminated
at one in a thousand can bone a user but by us-
inx Very Sharp there is on occasion for booths.
imahavln: troubles are not caused in a poor rasor but
by poor condition or the recur.
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l E. E. Gorham
For Solid Comfort
44111:.-
Stamford
Bsse-Buming Cylinder
STOVES
Are the Best
They hen:
the rest of the room.
Horace R. N as h
N. Main & Weill Sis.
IS.Norwslk
the flour as: well as
Notice
During July and August
our store will close on m
urdeys at 1 p. m.
At your
service every other week
day from 7 e. m. to I p. m.
Decorator
to Pint In. East Nov-walk
Telephone Four One Six
i
We. Wanna--
satires
(hounded by mgia’beth 1111131- Mead.
A School for Gills
PIOI’II‘I' HILL. NORWALK
The School will open tor them-ll
Tom on The sy. number It.
1311, It MM 0610“. - .
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Why? a “31:14.
n I
so Wm
I7 Wall Street Phone 742 Norwelk, Court.
at the 4-door, 30
L00 h. p. Touring Car
Equipped with silk mohair top, wind shield. sea and oil lamps. Bosch
magneto and coil; everything Ilrsbciass. Guaranteed for one year by
the manufacturers. for 01525. For full particulars call or address
F. E. LOCKWOOD 8. CO. ' 3
39 Wall street—(Phone) Garage. Water Street. Not-walk. Conn.
”The Hatch 81 Bailey Company
BOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Telephone, 46.
Lomber and Mill Work for Everything
Storm Sashes
are a good vcslmeml \\ hen winter winds blow illt‘)
the (cal bill mi add tomlnrt to the home. We (all
them in am size and sole.
savc
f 111 ulsh
The Reed 8i Volk
Electrical Co.
"1'11. Only Fully Equipped
“sermon. snor-
THE NEW SCIENCE
Definition of Chiropractic
Chiropractic Is the science of the
cause of the disease and the art of ad-
lustinx the some. Diseases are caused
by a wrench, twist or sprain in the
back. Eben if done in childhood It
creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life in the different organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause of
this disease and pain. and health is
restored through bermonising the 11111
W“... nerve systems in your body.
Nervoueneas. Rheumatism. Paraly-
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Daily Line to N. Y; ashramantiwar :33 .
For FREIGHT Only
never recret giving Chiropractic a ’
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“Mn! Propel!“ leave Plan
Milne. New York that
June
lutheTevm
euro s‘ureatse
Phone 805-40 South Main Street
South Norwelh. Music Hall Block
T. FRANCIS. D. C.
M wssmpovow or. so. noswaun
“m “ma” .. "I; Magnetic Treatments Given Ales
received at it up to so
:mmmwuusiu *‘” “W
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valuables Including 3200. Which It,
had received for his lecture. He re-
turned to his home. silent and cresb ‘
fallen. When about to loose for his
Journey he was waited upon by prom;
inent outsells and elven 11 Many m
oil. and at the lost presented With a
sealed packet and strictly enjoined
not to open it until well out to see.
For a wonder be obeyed, and when ‘
at last he indulged his curiosity tile ,
chagrin and indignation can be better
imagined then described be tied lite
“1““ when Twain was about to watch and money so feellueiy totem
miles verses. presumably to Hem u: "h“ 3 , ‘ m
little they found their Woolly. ’i‘“ 3
an item leaving he lectured a law its used to be a straight mom
genes cusp Wits! 'We 111111 ‘
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mm .0. limit. d. o. m
hoses mm M
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its more) been to trouble for their
homes and famllhs. A few cooler
heads pointed out the absurdity of the
whole thing. Tbm‘wre so trees
anywhere in the ration and they so
(touted the story as one of Twain's
lobes. But they resolves to lease
sat in like coin. They blded their
as stir lied on his
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