.k . war" "’ .ilhDrquMtsll’hl ’ Norwalk’s veterans, attended the re- , . Charles Tobey. .lr., 'neld. came home. yesterday for the ‘_Ihlch raised quite a blister. . gfiommedieu‘ , Bridge Pharmacy and ancient . st all final. . ‘ Personal attention civ- on to all prescription Chairs for our trolley Oasis is no . wait for your car at Mauser. is; Alonzo Wheeler ”another of Easht union of thb Conneclicnt volunteers. which was held at Hartford, yester~ fly. ' ' .Rev. William W. Gillies will occupy the pulpit and preach “at the weekly ’jrayer meeting, which will be held, this evening, at the East Avenue Me- thodist church ......“ The weekly prayer meeting of the “vent Christian church will he held this evening at which time Rev. Les» “In: F. Reynolds will occupy the pul- pit and pteach. Three trustees will be elected at the East Avenue Methodist church,l this evening, for a term of three , oyears each. The oils will be open tom 6 until 9 o'ci It. I The mid-weekly praise and prayer service will be held at the Swedish Congregational church, this evening.‘ Rev. Charles J. Anderson occupying the pulpit and preaching. Caleb Wood. the well known veter ‘. an of the Civil War anti his grand- , 'son, Ermle. attended the grand re-un—j ion ,of the Connecticut volunteers. which was held at Hartford. yester- day. Ermle came in for some honors being dubbed “corporal" by the old comrades. and invited to participate in the parade. Edward Tobey“ and Jay Petty, natural growthers, who! are working on the natural growth oy-l ster beds off Drldgeport and Fair- day, the weather being such that there was no work on the beds. Tile oysternien are having bad luck in re- gards to weather of late. 1 L'Hommedicu, of the firm' of stunS John R. of L‘llommedieu Brothers. Washington street. sustained a pain iul burn, on his hand, yesterday.3 Mr. 1.5: was tinkering ‘with a "More in the store and in some wav‘ ' a hand came in contact with the :Ihsted portion of the some. The re- suit was painful. ...—p. The steamer. Huntington. of Hunt." fnston. L. l., make a trip to South: Norwalk, yesterday, bringing over Quite a number of Long Islanders who took train for Danbury and took in the Fair. which is in progress, this‘ Week. Owing to the lateness of the srrivai of the special train. last even- ing, some of tho cxcursionists were; forced to return to their homes by; train. d COPH—MARTIN. ...—an..— Isrrisgo Ceremony Performed at the Norwslk Methodist Parsonage. In the presence of their immediate relatives at the Norwaik Methodist. parsonage last evening at 6:45 o‘clock. lliss Ethel May Martin. of Riverside Ivonne, and Henry Martin Coph, of New York city. were united in matri- an'ony by the pastor of «the Norwalk Helhotiist Church. Rev. Frank lg. Tor“ rev. The ceremony was a simple one yet attractiye and the couple were on- attended. The bride was attired In a tan trav- eling suit with hat and gloves to snatch. Amid a shower of confetti. rice and old shoes the couple «varied on the 7:62 train for a court. wedding trip. They will reside at 170 Cooper street, Brooklyn. upon their return. . Mrs. Coph has many friends in tooth ' and is receiving.' thdlr consmtnlstidns. ,‘I‘ho marrlsso came as s. surprise to Illiy. ”II-l... NOW PREACHIB PROOF!!!» ITY. TACOMA, Wash” Oct. 5.-«Jsmes J. Hill. chairman of the Great Northern guilt-cad board. who several months gsos predicted hard times, has become in apostle of prosperity. While here may he said: is nothins the matter with icons of the United States. after re- . candidates were examined by Allen R. . ‘ U'Y. :One attention was tired unexpectedly ‘at a witness, him was asked what he; itions of the mode of local and full-4 fel‘ul goycrnmcnt. 'than when he first applied for papersq' I .npostle of the Roosevoitisn doctrine ,of no race suicide policy. and bciut' : Very Sharp citizens: ‘ i'I‘RAlIE MARK) juel Silver. llusia; Rprchard Podsrseu,| .Ilaniei Strut-her. Russia; Lonis Kout‘z,l . Hungary; Bernard Flanagan: lreland; I Frederick . Ashley, I} nglanti: August Gravenson. rlloran. Ireland; William Mary, Bus, 1 l Adolf Attermann. I this country and Europe are now pre- scribing a wash of Wintergreen thyrmol and other 'soothiua and health: inmd‘ lentil for the cure of Eczema, Psorias- is out! all other harm of skin trouble. This compound Is known so the D. D. D. Prescription. Dr. Holmes, the wolltnowa skin sne- . T ‘ ’5 “'~ ciaiist. written: “1 am convinced thlt Applicant “7 “MIN." the D. D. D. Prescrlptlonls as much a, specific for Ecsetna as Is quinine ”for Quickly “3.“:03 "h Mb‘ msisrll'i. We have been prescribins the I). D. D. re. nedy for years." ' Mk8, Bill DD” "fll a“ We ourselves vouch for the D D. D. l'llB Papers Prescription for lilcsems and absolute- ly small-tee that it will take away the Itch the instant you apply it illllll- lllli Iliii Billilli liillilll Largest Number otllsato Pass in One Day in history at County ‘ Austria: Robert Bilceck, Jacob Josem. Russia. From Norwalk—Konstsntinos John Tscltooras. Greece; William Robert Christian Johannes Alli-ens. Germany; Christian John Wupperfeld. Germany; Gabriel .Horwath. Hungary; Frank Paul Mailer. Hungary. ' From New Canaan—~Patrick Quinn. Ireland. From Sound Beach—~Rnffselo Pe- trono Italy. Freu- Winni'pttuk--John lreland; Eighty-one men appeared before Judge Howard J. Curtiss in special session of the superior court, in Bridge- port, yesterday. and were made citi- Lasslo. The most advanced physicians of . if you will call at our stbre we will be glad to let you have a $1.00 bottle on the guarantee that it will cost you nothing unless you and it does the work. And you decide. For that also tor a trial beltie fbr all. deals oaths to ho email absolutely to prove the merits of the remedy. Drop into our store anyway. and as we have soon it [rest many cases of skin trouble. we will giveyon free a pamphlet giving directions for bathing. diet. em. for all kinds of skin trouble. Aslt for the D. D. D. pamphlet, “Cause and Care of skin Disease." be: posted on this wonderful remedy to- day. F'. H. Baxter. South No'wallt. and H. Glendenins I: (30., ,Norwslh. 21W Hungary; ‘ Edward Kretschnor. Aus- tris. From Ridgeileld-lnrenso Capes, itsly. MERRILL COLLEGE 031'. RIBBON. Merrill College, of South Norwalk, has received word thdt the exhibition of work at the Danbnry Fair has re ceivad a blue ribbon. The display was and the local. college. has received many compliments. on it. nounclng allegiance to any foreign prince, poteniate or sovereign. The Church. special agent of the ‘flturnil. cation court at Donation. and it was as large a number as has ”seed in .one day In the history of the country. Seven were continued for study. they being found not to have a clear cdn ception of the government of the coun- Eishfeen were continued because. of absence. Font names were stricken‘ from the list. ! Attorney Church varied his cites-g l l l Your tions to every applicant on the stand. would sell his vote for. l ‘Fiw dollars,‘ was the prompt re: ply. Then realizing his blunder heg stammcred. "Oh. no." and proceeded to say that he did not understand. His. case was continued for further study.; . ‘ not because of the frank reply, but! because of his hazy answers to duos-I One Thousand Hazy But Admitted. A Stamford applicant blushingly ltd-2 milled that he had mol'e children now; appeals to all men. but he was rusty as to state laws. and’ had no idea of why Hartford was on the map. But being such a goodl an industrious than. he was admitted The following Is a list of the new New Citizens Made. t From Bridgeport-~Lnisi Vll‘t'lll.l Italy: Charles l-‘enwick Williams. Carri; ads; David liagilnick, Russia; Saar: Norway; Russia; Brent-law Woiciechowslti. Louis Reichl. Roumanlsfl linglt . We cannot d) more, Martin Flanagan. lreiand: John Wilka, Austria; Harry Roseufeld, Russia;- August Draws, Germany;l William Moiitoriss, Hungary; Enoch}. Harry Kata, Russia; I Denmark; .lohni land; Otto Alfred Benxtson, Sweden; Giovanni Pulito. italy; John Frederick Denmark: .lsc‘tb Schwarswulder, Germany; Jacob In zar Elovitz, Russia; Hector John iieckett. England: Charles Gustaf Rosllng. Sweden; Louis Salwlts. Rus- sia; William Borofsky. Russia; John be given only tor llnrdlck, Russia; Gioachlno (Isra- mella. itaiy; Martin Joseph Pinkas, Russia; Aaron .fioidfsre, Russia; Aniollo Ruccino. italy; Ciprilnmas Bal- tremas. RusdianCn‘osar James Emil Dondcro. Italy; Philip Garollk. Rus~ sia: Jacob Sitaiet. Russia; Joseph Victor Ruclltle Bellanlter. lsnadn: Morris Foldmsn. Hungary: Alois .leh- miller, Germuy; Peter lverson. Don~ mark; Peder lisnseacn, Donlnark; Ben Blair. Hungary. Ludwig Newmsnn. Germany; Isloohy perfectly “whom." Manon. lrelsnd; William llamas. lreisnd From Fort Chalet—Julius Dwar- schsik. Austria. From 8tamford~Anioillo Gsrofslo. lfaiy; Antoni Orsechowsiri. Russia; Samuel Potter Flinit. anodes; llrlc Nelson. swede: 0er Anderson. 3mm John Theodora bassoon, swollen; Axel Emanuel. Larson. Sweden; Charles ‘ Erhard Bylin. linden: assoc Msrtinelli. ltsly; Luigi Katalin. ltsm. ,- Giovanni ' Rains.» Italy: Poole Nah Woosss. nan; ' 5. ins Very Bhsr . __ . . No More Honing or Grinding required on any style razor," for With BAILEY’S ‘ VERY,SRARP DRESSING on your strep. this is all eliminated \ (‘an you figure the cost per shave? blades away. but strop them: a wonderful discovery that Actsdike mule: has no equal. shave. you can‘t afford to be without it. N theuFuture” ' DONOI Blame Razor Shaves, for 25c lie not throw dull If you C. R. Bailey‘s A Scientific Preparation that will put a Perfect Edge on the Dullest Razor And is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction to the mast skeptical person. or no will refund purchase price wil- A 25c Box of Very Sharp contains enough treatment to keep your rasor strop in perfect condition for several years. over arise for having a razor honed or sharpened. thus making your shaving a pleasure. To all the Sentinel readers who have availed them- selves of the Spatial Safety Rnsor Outfit. or to any one else. we are now prepared to supply them with a box of the celebrated "Very Sharp" Blrop guaranteed to put a perfect edge on the dullest razor. This article to positively sold units by The Sentinel to its readers. and cannot be purchased In any store. No necessity will Dressing. a blob Is it will Five Premium Coupons Cat from The Sentinel and 25c 80 do not throw dpli blades away. hilt strop them and with Iiaiiey's s"\’ery Sharp 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, bring them to The sentinel office with 26 cents in cash. and set a box of this cecbt'stod Dressing. Seven Good Reasons Why You Should Try Very Sharp lads From tircenwich-m-Menno Jansaen Kucphr. normally; Lucas Kevlar". i.——Very Sharp sluts in the razor blade the honest shav- ankey: William R age alarm. In in odss‘overtmocumd V Sharp Acts “k m c Germany; Williamnra Germany. . 0K see as s or! o s . prom Darlenwfl.mw sharlay Irv-Very Sharp makes every shave with the some t.--Btrop rsaor with Very Sharp and you will never have the annoyance or a tough heard or a tender skin. -Th a best mos made «snot give a clean and sstis~ factory shave unless it be honed occasionally. but by using Very Iltsrp as directed this Is eliminated. . owNot one in a thousand can bone a man but by us- there is no occasion tor honing. ‘ him-Shaving tron lss~srs not caused by a poor rssor but by poor condition of the ram. . ~ chdon; Anton Reinhold Trail. I __. .~- ~ - z ------- .OY ‘* EROM THE. DTORM. Forty Mlle Wind Sweepssound Shore Lashed by a 40 mile wind, the Sound proved too rough for the Bridgeport oyster Mot. ly not a host was seen on the oyster mantis yesterday morning. Many lumber lotion schoonora found the go- ing too rounh and, put into the harbor the'lowcr brld c. ._ The need of. the marking buoys for the anchorage basins was never demonstrnhd so much as now. for ev- ery nisht the channel is blocked by to the oyster fleet and Harbormaster frequent eacurlions in. the city navy to .cler York and Port Jefferson boots. These buoys will econ be here and then no trouble is‘ anticipatedleridgeport Post. ——-Can't look well. out well of feel well with impure blood feeding your body- Keep the blood pure with Bur- dock Blood Bitters. Eat simply. tails exercise. keep clean. and you will hare loos life. newrcarer: Law. , Animals Must Have Health Certifi- eatss’Aftu‘ Nov. 1. Commissioner of Domestic Animals Heman 0. Averill said yesterday Hartford that cattleulen and dealers in live stock come to his ofllce asking if the new IIIW on the transportation of cattle. into this state went into effecr October I. The law goes into effect November 1. Meanwhile the commis- sihner.and his deputy are busy pro asom uuumuauvm Consequoni- for shelterhnd these. together with. the oyster fleet packed the anchor- ‘ axe basinga from the “ling“ light to ~ the hundreds of small boats belonging . Charles Morrisls obliged to make ’ the channel for the New In‘ paring for entering noon their new do» The new law Is that all cattle com in; to this state must have n ceriifl~: he quarantined. not on are border. hilt ' at the forms or yards to which they: are shipped. until inspection by theé department had been made... w l . ties. . 5L cate of good health. General Averill 1w said yesterday that the animals wouldl ‘ WINDOWO CLOT \ at all prices. I 17 Wall tires! “PEG K” at as $16 50 $18 E ._ Latest Fail Models “Bovs' SCHOOL SUITS $2.50. $3.50, $4 PRICEIS Clothing Store M 98 Washington Street Phon No. 1185-2. ’ Starting a fire in your heater yet? If not, do gotta? day—mud 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. DISPLAY HING The Jones & Hotchkiss Co. ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY FURNISHED Phone 742 Norwaik, Conn. For Solid Comfort agTIIE— . , "Stamford Base-Burning Cylinder STOVES- Are the Best They beat the floor as well as the rest of the room. iiorace R. N as h N. Main a me So. .4,“ ,_ .m. .... -.L .-./...... ....w__.._.-__ ”.....t. Notice During July and August our store“ will close on 8st- wvisys st 1. p. m. At your service svsry other week. day from 7 a. m. to 8 p. m. E. E. Gorham Decorator to First as, last Norwalk Telephone Four One Six ML...“ .... .- _~mm.amm i 5. ' ‘ to HILLSIDE (Founded by' Elisabeth Burr Mead lass.) ASchooifor Girls ssoflscr HILL. NGIWALK The school will open for the Ni m on Thursday. September st. m1. at nine o’clock. , . Oeilmmrarle “3?? go “9.0:“ . . _, 1- Ir a rise, ._ intermediate Depart- this sad hey-lune“: a ,, tag... meats. LOO as Wail Inst—(Phone) at the 4-door, 30 h. Equipped with silk mohair top. wind shield. gas and oil lamps. Bosch manila and com-everything first-class. Guaranteed for one year by tho nonunion", for stats. For full particulars call or address . E's. LocKwoon a. co; ' Garage. Water Street. Norwalk, Conn. p. Touring Car S.Norwsik Storm are a good Investment. \\ hon them in any also and style. The Hatch & Bailey Company IOUTH NORWALK. CONN. Telephone, 46. Lumber and Mill Work for Everything the (cal bill sndgdd comfort to the home. We can furnish Sashes winter winds blow thcv save The Reed It Voik Electrical Co. rm only Fully Equipped stscvaicu snap in the Town auvd sun-Lisa Phone 805—50 Booth Main Street. South Norwallt. Ionic i-tpli Bloch ...... ...—mm Daily Line to N. Y. For FREIGHT Only was» Propellers lasts PI- 88. last film. New York (fool of Dover straw. m (as- mt lands!) at I resolved mumsmelsum's 5% NorwalkStssmbost domain! Main. J. smith. 6. O. Housman. Lossss General Mons NORWALK wonalv Lot“. in the common pleas court yester- day Judas Howard ll. Egott handed down a decision in favor of the de- fendants ln‘the case of ly B. Smith. of Norwallt. against WI ii Oswald. Josephine Thompson and James ’l‘h‘frlspson. of Westport. The plaintld sued to recover her commission for .ths... . oi defendants property tor ,, THE NEW SCIENCE Definition of Chiropractic~ Chiropractic is the science of the cause of the disease and the art of ad- justing the same. Diseases are caused by a wrench. twist or sprain in the back. Even if done in childhood it creates pinched nerves and pain in later life in the different organs and limbs. Chiropractors remove the cause of i. la disease anti pain. and health Is stored through harmonizing the sis nerve systems in your .body. Nervonsncss, Rheumatism. Paraly- esses are given special attention; also Curvature of the Spine. You will never regret giving Chiropractic a chance to help you. TWFRANCISDC. .4 WASHINGTON 0T. 00. NORWALK Magnetic Treatments Given Alas “The Men‘s Club of the Coast-ess- tlonsl church. of stamford, has secur- ed as a smaller for Thursday oven-... lag. Oct.12,llepresentsflvo In. J. Hill of Norwalk. its will apealr. on. "The Work of the Extra session or, trongrossi” and it is expected thsohis lecture will be well attended. it will be held in the Casino on Suburban L avenue. Stamford. W FOLEY 'KIDNIY PILL. Supply Just the lost-wants hood“ to build up. recast-lien sad meow asters] action of illusions» » w Mimosynshowsd that house I. sis. lleart. Kidney and Female Dir - ‘ connection/m HILL To senator We have them ' - ti." ‘ .4.“ if 1 5-1; x; l is;
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