out ‘ E - rum
Your DmgWahts at the
i.. E . l ‘ . q
Bridge Pharmacy
Prompt and efficient.
service at all timeI.
. Personal attention zir-
en to all prescription
work.
Chat" for our trolley
patrons. Come in Int!
Wilt for your 0”.
[BRIDGE PHARMACY
. “ J. PARKER. Mon-nor
Mnursden, of South Norwsik, has
taken a position with Shipbuiidel
Mk8, of Haw‘kms atenue.
o
". Darius Ferguson and family have
moved their household effects from‘
First attest to Benedict street.
Mrs. G. H. Mortell and daughter.
Miss Georgie Morreil, of Winfield
Direct. are spending the week in New
York city.
Alexander Heinzelmsn has moved.
his household effects from Hendricks
Eh avenue to Lowu'des avenue, South
Norwalk.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold C. Hall, bride:
and gloom, have returned to theirE
home. in East avenue after enjoying'
Iihelr honeymoon trip
Herman B. G. Ryder and childreu,E
of Van Zant street. were the guests
of Mrs. George Palmer. of Sound
‘ “ Beach. over the Sabbath.
There will be an official board meet.
ing at the East Avenue Methodist
church, this evening. it is hoped
that every member will be ill atten-'
dance.
l
Fred Jones and Benjamin Porter.
of Fifth street. have moved their
household effects from that place to
the corner of Woodward avenue anti
Grove street.
Only matters of routine business
..v...~'w'ere transacted at the meeting of the
Epwortb League of the East Avenue
Methodist church, which was held.
last Monday evening.
There will be a meeting of thc (It-t
‘ flcial Board ot‘ the East Avenue Moth-E
odist Episcopal (‘hurt- it this evening at
Sociock, and all mcinbers ate thucsl-
ed to be present as important thusillcss!
will be transarted.
A valuable collie dog, belonging to
E ,. Peter OHnra, of Fort street. was
killed by a train on the railroad bridge
which spans that street, yesterday
.. llternoon. The owner is mourning
.tthe loss of the caninc'wllicb was a
pet.
. Clayton 1.. Marshall and Charles
, * Fielding, the well known local pedes-
trian-.4. started out. this morning. for,
Danbury. to which place they will.
walk and attend the Danbury Fair.
They left at 6:30 o‘clock, this morn-
The weather conditions, this morn
ing, were anything but promising.
. With a high wind blowing up the.
E“ . sound and with the iowetlng clouds
‘3' sprinkling even now nttd than it was.
hardly a safe proposition to venture
out without ttn umbrella Oi tulncottt.
w u“-..-
l‘ The. weather this week has been!
anything bttt favorable to the inter?i
cots of thr- naiural growth oyutormsn‘
who are working off Bridgeport and
Foirfleld and indications are that they
if - will have it riititer slim time of itI
throuybout- No word has been TE“.
celvod from them as yet.
--
Mrs, Charles Horn, of Lou Angelou.
. Out, who has been renewing old ac-
’ Humiliation in Norwalk, visited ovcl‘
Sunday with Mrs. Glitirleii Knudsen. of
Auntie street. and loft Monday morn-
" In; to join her son in Chicago, whom
they will sojourn for a few days before
hurting on their homowartl journey.
W
Th. East Not-walk Fire District
committee will hold A meeting at the
In house in Van zttndt street. Friday
Illht. and desire to meet any of the
minus interested in the various mat-
m which concern the district. The
‘W plant. tendon and other mat.
E will cumt» up previous to the an-
ml heating Ind some plan of action
will probably be mIpped out.
w an“...
Oil the 4th of October, forty-seven
M no. Ed. James was very much
flldonoe in County Tipperary. Ire-
. on that day the at later
.Mttll. for 310,000. between
cottage. Phenols Park. Dublin. .on the
. tired pounds for his expenses, which
. Sauuders, of the Sixty-ninth New York
twill hold it fair
Eii'ilii badly frightened Monday morn-
sfternooa of the 3d. Mace took the
steamboat from inxstoa. lrolaad to
Hollyhettd the alsht before. and was
not in ilclsnd at all the day he should
have fought. Cobnrn received one liun-
Mace sued for. but failed to set. All
the parties interested have since pass-
ed away. except Mr. James, including
Joe Cobuttn, his two brothers James
his Michael. his uncle Captain James
regiment, and both his trainers, James
Cuslck undulohnny Msokoy. Mace, as
it will he remembered, died only a
short time ago. Mr. James 'went over
as representative, of the New York
Clipper.
II
POINTERB.
Don't be afraid to impart what you
know to othels. when it is somethintrf
that may help them without hurting
you. Pointers that are kept to onesl
self get rusty like the gold-pieces thatl
a miser stoWs away in a dark crevice.i
Gold was brought into the honest day-j
light and minted for the benefit of alli‘
"and the same is true about the facts; —
that men dig from the mines of expe-
irieuce.-——Sulesmauship,
hits. iiattiet Price spent yesterday
ill Bridgeport.
The law on scallops went off Menu
day but they are very scarce. ‘
..—......
Miss Louise Matt has once more1
tresumcd her position at the. library. i E
(
Frank N. Taylor is having another
t'csidcncc erected on Lincoln avenue,
Huacc Httrl‘hutt has sold his IllilitI-l E
' settle residence and half his farm ill
Wilton.
The first public speaking cxcrclscs‘
at the high school were llcld I“l‘lfIli_\'E
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Smith have re-E
turned from u sojourn in the White
mountains. ‘
.‘tl rs.
Mr and Chauncey Harlow,
, were guests of John ilarlow in (‘mss
‘ Highway. Sunday.
The old and new boards of m-Icvi-
mcn will meet today to transit-r and,
transact thcir usual business,
i
Maria lotittc. Daughters of Norman.
Sunday evening oi
(his neck ill the 0. I). II. 8. lift”.
m...___...._.
.iir. anti Mrs. Waltcr ilotlobuc have,
rcturtlrtl Ilflilit‘ from a thin: ll‘lOllllld'.
solouru in llii‘ Adirondack mountains.
(icottzc (lulnpfct has complotcd tth
(‘Ollt'l‘t to sidewalk in front of thc resi- .
dcut'c of S. A. l’ul'dy on Lincoln MK":
late.
The Klazy Kat baseball tctim do-
featcd lilo I)I)\f‘l‘.-i of Soulh Nttrttaik
on the Sprint: llill ground. 13 to 7.
Sunday morning
M...” _...._........
Mr and \lts. i-‘cigo. of Main sir.‘eet
hutc nlchd tlioit household «fictisE
into the l‘esidelll'c of Mrs. Alols Man-E
nor on East (‘ltilrcil street.
m”...—
The Westport baseball nine will.
cross bills with the strong New tats
Eunu team at Amusement park. South:
. \‘orwullt, Saturday. I
...._.._.._.,-..——c 3
Miss liairlct Ogden and Miss him 3
onto illudliy will soon close their!
rcsldvnce in Cross Highway and move
back to Weslport for the winter.
t‘arl llietirlck of iloucvillo district
int: by having a quantity of shot putts
through the top of his felt hat.
The “iloclteuum” farm in Cross
Highway was pulled by Sylvester
Foster in order to prmrveibc same.
which lil quite plentiful on the sItnto,
Rev. Kenneth Mechanic. rector of
Trinity church. was taken suddenly ill
Sunday morning unmissable to attend
to his duties: A minister from Dorian
officiated at both services.
Mrs. Benedict and sister. of George-
town. have moved into the Miss Em
titer Downs house on Main street.
Mr. Benedict recently told her rotti-
deuce in compo street to Mr. Merton.
The 7:50 o’clock s. m. car from
Bridgeport, jumped the truck on the
curve east of Chauncey Hartford's
yesterday and delayed trams nearly
two hours. The rain the night be
fore spread the mill.
All! Jilin Mice was to
' lat
’ iNot Many Holler-men
I-lavo Money to; Burn
They can't afford to buy a new pair
of rubber boots every few weeks.
They want boots that will last—that
' g, .~ will stand hard wear. .
.7.- i THE "ecstatic Hun
; WARRIOR peers
are just t t kind. In the last 58 years the
Boston bber Shoe Co. has made and
sold over 350 .000,000 pairs of rubber boots
and shoes; twice as many as any other
com any in the world, and
its ARRIOR line of
boots—Fl tailing, Hip. Short
-—-ls the best it ever made.
Sold everywhere.
AIk for"ilonton" WurriorBoolI and
hook for the Hub
Trude-Mark
It mlcnrlt on all our bootI and shoes.
, of the library trustees
filled by Miss Atltne Gauit of Sauna
tuck.
0n Satutday oiellhlg Misti Florence
Allen, daughter oi Mr. and
Mrs. .
Mackenzie. The young couple will
begin housekeeping in newly fur-
nished apartments in Mrs. (lormsu's
residence on East Main street
m.—
The annual town meeting was held
{Chauncey Allen and Citallilis Frazier
new quietly united in marriage’ at Monday afternoon with alarge attend.
Holy 'lrinity recimy by Rev. Kenneth ante. The report of the town school pllze. bottle of gun oil.
m - .. ~—~-—‘ donated by Fred Bradley was by vote
um Hendricks. who {I my
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N the Future
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No More Honing or. Grinding
required on any style razor. for with BAILLY’S
VERY SHARP DRESSING
on your strop. this is all eliminated
One Thousand Shaves for 25c
Can you figure lllf' cost per slmt'c'.‘
Do not thr ttv dull
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if you
ill’l‘t’dlr‘ to all men. Acts like mash:
sbavc. you can't afford to be without it.
has no maul,
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A Scientific Preparation that will put
a Perfect Edge on the Dullest Razor
And is guaranteed ti sire perfect satisfaction to the melt
skeptical pct-son. or in-
imply; we cannot d ) more.
will refund purchase, price wll~
A 25c flux of Very Sharp
contains enottilh Ill‘i‘i‘llif’nt to keep your maur'sirop in
perfect condition for scrotal years.
No ltcccst‘dt y
ct'cv arise for itatittttt a rnsor boned or sharpened.
making your shaving a pleasure.
To all the Bouilncl leaders who
will
thus
have availed them-
Iclvos of the Special Safety Razor Outfit. or to any one
ciac, we are now prepared to supply them with a box of
tho cclebratcd "Very Sharp"
Strep Dressing. which is
guaranteed to put a perfect edge on the unlit-st razor.
This article is [intuitively will only by The Stutiuol to ill
readers. and cannot be lmrcllascd in any store.
be siren only for
It
will
Five Premium Coupons Cat from
The Sentinel and 25c
tin do not throw tilttii blades away. but strop than and with
ilIilcy‘a "Very Sharp DrcIIinK. .\‘our old blades will be
equal to new.
You can begin cuitinu out t‘oupons at any
tilnc. and when you have five consecutive numbers. bring
them to The t-ltimtincl attics with
get it box of this cecbratcd Dressing.
25 renlI lti cuh. Ind
Seven Good Reasons Why You
Should Try Very Sharp
i.--Vcry Elliot-p pivot lo the ruler blade the kccncst show
also cvor'Jlrocursd.
3,... bore in no
ant/cry Sherpa lm every shave with the same
perfectly satisfactory.
lr-‘fiil‘op rasor
fir—Tbs best m
the sunnoncIE'ot it tough board or I tender skin.
iIctory shove
in; like Very Sharp. Acts like me lo.
lode
ith Very Slurp and you will never ths
r made cannot give it clean and IItIIv
uulgII it. be honed occasionally. but by
tutu; Very all rp as directed this is oliminnicd
ileot one In I thouIInd can born I rIttor but by an»
in; Very ahIip there is no occasion for honing
7.» Shavindt trouble; are not named by I poor razor but
by poor condition at the ruor.
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‘o a I I ..' I' l I‘ I It IMW I'-'u‘o‘u'ru'p‘I'nfiq‘s'fi-E
“;Very Sharp” Coupon
was taken up and after ‘much discus- ‘
siou accepted. The matter of free
text books for the 'Btsples high school
was thoroughly discussed and voted
to let the matter lemuln as it is.
The matter or buildingf a new bridge
on Riverside avenue near the resi-
deuce of W. T. Williams, was left in
the hands of the selecttnen. The mat
for of increpslng the price of bath
hhllhieii fins iiild upon the table until
some future date. The changing of
the time of oolicctlui1 taxes to Iiiay 1,
was voted down and payable on Steps.
1 all heretofore. The town farm ques-
tion was laid upon- the table. Mrs
“Clowning P. Harris was chosen one
The matter
of taxwate was not taken tip and
will have to be discussed at a special
meeting later.
A royal goud time was enjoyed by
the members of the Westport, Gun
club and their families Saturday af-
ternoon on the Rosevllle‘club grounds
Seine excellent shooting was done by
the members. Those winning prizes
were Fred H. Buttersco, for the high
average score or the day. one year's
subscription to the .W
aid; William H. Petrie, box cigars; F.
ii. Batter-son. John H. Weed and Ed
Sttlrges; hunter's drinking cup, John
H. Weed: hand mirror. F. H. Batter-
pocltct whisk broom: W. H. Pe~
Michael Mters won the booby!
The watchl
estiorter-Her-
sou;
trio
:of the club. piesented to the presbl
ideal. ..l H. Weed. in the Dupont tro I
pity contest William Petrie slid i“ H. i
«Battetsou stand a. tie. which will helm
lsbot on' Thanksgiving day. Severalm
é new members were, added to the club.
Either the shoot the crowd were ill~~t
l vital! to a clam chowder and chit ken
Esuppcr,
;ample justice to the spread. After iiieE
tsupper Carl llolize photographed the,
ggroup‘ of hunters. [\t the Thanks-i
lgivitlg day about Carl Dolge, one oi“
the new members has promised a;
the one who breaks the most birds
Eout of do.
i
Which was served by the la- ,.
‘dies ill the nearby grove, and all ditlll
WINDOW
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HING
at $15 $16.50 $18 if,
~ Latest Fall Models
BOYS’ SCHOOL SUITS . :
$2. 50, $3. 50, $4 ' .
PRICE’S Cluthing Store
98 Washington Street
Phone No. 1185-2.
at all prices.
11 Wall Street
Starting a fire. ill your itcatcr yct'.’
dity~~~und if it doesn‘t work right let us know at, once!
Meanwhile you‘d better have an Oil Store or Gas
Heater to take the chill off the rooms.
it not, do so to-
We have them
The Jones St Hotchkiss C0.
ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY FURNISHED . ‘
Phone 742 Norwaik. Carin.
E ..___.-w ”A“... .. .5 .....‘..~. ._..
For Solid Comfort *
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Base-Burning Cylinder
STOVES
Are the Best
. The)” heat the floor as wall as
the rest of the room.
i Horace R. Nash
N. Main & Weill Sis.
SNorwnik
Notice
During July and August
our Itoro will close on 3st-
urdsyI It 1 p. m. At your
service every other week
My from 7 I. m. to I p. m.
t
l
E. E. Gorham
Decoratdr
to Rim 3%. Int Norwoilt
Telephone than One Six
HILLSIDE
(Founded by hillégbsth Burr Monti
A School for Girls
PROSPECT HILL. NORWALK
Tom on ‘i‘hundsy. September :1.
1011.1» also o'clock.
(.ollm PM rotary and OcnerIl
Saunas.” for 01 )- rlsmKIpdornrtcn
m I o Dopirb
menu for little tint Ind ”79',“ under
new man to t oi
LOO
at the 4-door, 30
h.
Equipped with Iilk mohair top. wind Ihield. gas and oil lamps. Bosch
magneto end coil: orcrythtni Intense.-
tho nonmetal-on. for .1525. For full particulars call or address
F. EflJOCKWOOD 8. CO.
p. Touring Car
Guaranteed for one year by
39 Wall “root—(Phone) Gouge. Water Street, Norwalk. Conn.
i
The school will open for the [foil
(NEW ‘ '. E M ‘ "OWN“
Storm
are a good investment. \\ hen
them in any size and style.
The Hatch & Bailey Company
SOUTH NORWALK. OONN.
Telephone. 46.
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
the coal bill and add comfort to the home.
Sashes
winter ulnds blow thc): saw
We can furnish
iTIie Reed 8t Volk
Electrical Co.
The Oniy'Fuliy Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
in the Town
AUTO IUPPLIEI
Phone 806.40 South Main Street
South Not-wont. MuIlc i-lail Bloc!
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Daily Line to N. Y.
For FREIGHT Only
Freight Propellers loan Pier
II. that River. New York (foot
of Dom moot). Ivor! as! (u-
«pt my) a it p n. rmm
mum at film-tit up to I [1.
II. and lend: Harwell up to 5:30
9..
Norwtlit SteImlmt Company
Analog J. Imml. c. c. Hume.
Loom More! Aunt
WILPUL WAOTE AND A WOFUL
WANT.
They had just moved into a new
beau and Jack and 8am were much
intordtetl in the fireplace and its tit
tins. The bellows, particularly, was
the obkctof their curious admiration.
Hut Jack. In the older, look pallet
Iiob, one though there was no fire
bout the room blowing every
THE NEW SCIENCE
Definition of Chiropractic
Chiropractic is the science of the
cause of the disease and the art of ad-
justing the same. illseascs are Chilmd
by a wrench. twist or sprain in the
back. liven if done in childhood it
cronies 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 harmonizing the six
nerve systems in your body.
Nervousnesl. Rheumatism. Paraly-
Iic. Heart. Kidney and ill-male Dio-
cascI are Klvuu spatial attention. also
Curvature of the Spine You will
never regret giving Chiropractic a
chance to help 3'0“. ~
I FRANCIS. D. CE 4
94 wastimo'rou 31’. so. NORWAL’C'
Magnetic Treatment. Given Aloe
WI”.— .. a. t.
EXPERT TESTIMONY.
Two mcn we aware off New Year's
Day for a year have not seen each
other since that time. One. tied to
a city job. is under the suns: be:
came all of histricndu Were posted
on the resolution. The other travels. .
and if his foot slips on the road no-
body need be the wiser. The station- 4
my party to the agreement received
a letter from the traveling than and
wrote in reply:
"i rumored the stator: from the ' ' t
envelope containing your letter and “
submitted it to a chemictfl‘rho reports
that it rocks with whiskey "w-chirugo
Etching Post.
Norwalk Chronicler