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'_ which the leaders of the all" will
have for them. runs-om of the
evening. selected thus for; are Dr. Wlb
llam E. Chancellor and BevMWllliarn
‘w. Gillies. other apealterl will it's
secured and their names will be an—
nounced a a later date. ‘
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Bridge Romney
and ancient
3.4% at all times.
Personal attention 1-
an to all prescrip on
work.
Chairs for our trolley
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Vigilsnt Engine company met last?
evening. '
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wrong, your liver and bowels inactive-w-your
sure be be on‘edge and your blood impure. ‘
erful and hopeful. As they hate helped in thousands of cases,
immanent
will help you and will give your system the natural help it needs.
A few doses will make a great dill‘erence in your feelings and your
along the line—4o s‘ clear head,
healthy active mans. This
don’t worry it ,
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Continued From Second Page.
gospel lesson for the illuuday. The .
subject of the sermon is "Keeping the
Sabbath in a Manner Pleasing to God."
The choir will render special selec-
tions. All (lentnans of the town are
cordially welcome.” Sunday school at
9:39 a. m. "Confirmation class meets
Monday and Friday nutternoons at 4
o'clock. An evening clean will also be
organized. Choir rehearsal Tuesday .
evening at 7:30. (Ltoiigregutiontu meet-
ing every iirst Monday of the month.
Ladies' Aid Society, every iirst Thurs.
day of the month.
w
OHVRlITlM IClliNC-E IOCIETV.
First Christian Science Society, of
WINDOW
DISPLAY
' “PECK”
CLOTHING:
patrons. Come in Hill
wait for your cor.
BRIDGE PHARMACY
J. PARKER. Manager
her home by illness.
and Mrs. Harry Allen. of Compo.
1.1‘ho lIiipworth League will hold its
weekly devotional meeting in the East
Avenue Church tomorrow night. for the new board of selectmen.
_ Charles H. Wilson, of Central avo—
.aue. has secured a Sunday morning
Nor route and will start work to-
“new.
or.
Earl Bartram, who is well known in
“hot Norwalk, went to the Danbury
can, this morning, despite the unfav-
, Gable weather conditionb.
nied. .
M
improvements are being made
street.
Mrs. Theron 0. Bradley has resumed
her duties with the Sonnenberg Piano;
“a.“
joylng a two weeks' vacation. l day afternoon.
1
Rev. Charles J. Anderson will occu-i
kg and evening services which wiili
, . . in Saugatucit.
I” held in the Swedish Congregational;
Mrs. Louis 8. Mills is confined to
A daughter hau”"been born to Mr.
.loseph 6. Hyatt will be the clorlh
Mius Elisabeth Hank has accepted
a position with Dr. William ,8. Wheel.
The report that Elmer Henderson
is soon to leave town for Texas is do—
the residence of Carl Dolge on State
} hire. Daniel ll. Bradley will enter-
‘ Campany, in South Norwalk, after ‘3’“; tain the Current Events club Thurs.
, A new telephone system has been
‘ by the pulpit and preach at the moron installed at the E. W. Hubbell store,
mum's-o. hbmwflHmWO-udus.
it..-
election counter, applied to State's
Attorney Ailing for a bench warrant
against A. B. Aubrey. a lawyer. and
Joseph Latch. a moderator. on the
charge of altering election returns.
Mr. Ailing told the applicants that
the charge was a very serious one,
and he would went further confqu
cause with lawyers of the committee
before making decision, and he set
today for another conference.
James E. Hubbell, of Kuwait. is
‘MIRIDIN DEMOCRAT. ACT.
-—-
They Petition for closeout—Charges
of Altering Returns Male.
MERIDEN. Oct. 7.-~The democrat-
ic town committee yesterday died a
petition lathe superior court in New
Haven for a recdunt of the ballots
cast at the town and city election
Monday. Judge Bennett sot October
14 for the date of a bearing.
Chairman .l. J. Walsh. of the corn-
mittoe. with Continuance-Mayor Roll-
ly. the latter in his capacity so an
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Fire escapes have been on the on;
ere house since the opening of the
The annual r‘iy d” 0" ""3 E“““vmoviu picture show '
‘ l
‘ Avenue Methodist Sunday school will ‘ ‘
M held tomorrow "10"“an and H ia‘ Last evening; the Holy 'i‘riuiil';
mostly requested that every 3"110181‘ brotherhood of Trinity church resum~§
and teacher he in attendance. my its monthly meetings. .
‘ “lurch tomorrow. i
—-—o-—
Rev. William W. Gillies will occupy5 The board of selectnien has decided:
“I. Will! and preach at the morning. not to close the bathing pavilion at.
Norwalk~llegular Sunday services at
the reading room, Masonic building at
11 a. In. Subject, October 8, Are Sin.
Disease and Death Real! Testimony .
meeting, Wednesday at is p. m. ‘l‘o both
services the public is cordially and
fraternaily invited. Reading room open
to the public each wsslt day afternoon
dram 2:15 to 4:30.
”——
IiBLE BTUDENTO.
Mr. Bethe Sturgeon, of the later.
of New York city, will speak in Grand
Armyniiall, Norwulk. Sunday, October
Bil. at 3 p. m.
FOLEY KIDNEY PiLLb
Supply just the ingredients needed
to build up. strengthen and restore the
; natural action of the kidneys and blad-
‘ der. Specially prepared for backache,
. headache. nervousness. rheumatism
and all kidney. bladder and urinary
, w. P. Wigmorc it. (:0. ”
MANY VETERANS APPLY FOR AID=
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l‘l’bey Take Advantage of Occasion oil
Visit to Capital. E
HARTFORD. Uri. il.~—Whiie tilet
lt‘igll war veterans were in the city
many of them called at the states
comptroller) office and applied lorl
{the state aid under the new law for’
’soililm. Towards the cloac of tool
afternoon the pile of application cards
and evening services which will be (‘01an bench until Oct. iii.
No More Honing or Grinding
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hold at the East Avenue Methodist
Church, tomorrow. The choir will
render a musical program.
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hire. Joseph Hyatt entertained Mid-Li;
Frederick Fiedlor and son, Harry. and:
grandson. Eugene, of Broad itivor.
Thursday. ‘
lethodist Episcopal Church will nieet- l
rumorrow noon. The lesson wili’iw on William N. Kirk. Rufus Wakeman.§
The-Water of Life. A very inter-eating George Hale and John Robinson, of
meeting is expected. as the lesson will ‘ this town, attended the general rosir
. . show the development and iniitwiicc‘mnntai reunion at Hartford. Wednes-
; of Christianity. day.-
The Men's Class of the East Avenue
The regular meeting of the Young “"9“ “0"” “MI" 't '“k at tbci
Peoplos' satiety Of my,“ Workers wUl Saugatuck. Manufacturing oonwany‘s5
beheld tomorrow evening at the Ad- plant. had the misfortune to out one
went Christian Church. Henry 51..“ the ““5”“ “I M' right hand on “,
Cooley will be the leader of the incet- "“1““ “WNW” ‘
log, and Man's Accountability will be
the subject of his lallt.
It is expected that the namrnl‘
- growth oysiermen who are working on
the oyster beds oi! Bridgeport and
airfield when the weather permits.
'llll arrive home this afternoon to
mod the Sabbath with their relatives.
The men have had a poor week of it‘
on account of the weather.
w.
Rev. Charles Taylor, who recently.
returned from a cruise on the sound.
ran over a couple of roofs and dsmU
aged his best so that it has been tail-j
an away for repairs.
I
The choir and friends of the Con-i
gregationnl' church recently gave?
.iaaac \‘t'ulteman a pleasant surprise;
lie was preheated with-u loving cup by 1
in”. c. r. Taylor in behalf of loci
choir.
A fair attendance was present at .
the open meeting of the district com- “W“M‘”
miliee which was held at thrI Mat; Mr. and hire. John (lodoliiot wlli‘
lower Hook and Ladder Company “entertain the first meeting of the His.
. . . . v i . hei
Quarters. last evening. and discussed torltzl HOSTS. ‘13:? :llelnizsm'i‘fus'
the matters at hand for sometime. As ill”?! ”I 0p 3' o “d 1“ aubhct willl
usual Attorney Leo Davie anti August L annoy u may a I T
IBllllnstcln met and clashed. turmoil-1m, "'llio Embryo Liliana.
ilg those present with the never abf
lent fireworks. *
W
A special meeting of the Women‘s.
i'l‘own Improvement association . was
.. , jilcld at the home of lira. William 0.
East Norm“ WM drenched Mm I Staples for the purpose of listening to.
(be heavy rain which fell all night. and *
woke Hi) m“ morning after begins a proposition froui Rev. C. F. Taylor,‘
ll i. This‘
“he“ on "m siuiearanco of . drowned who represented the Civic ( ill 1'
house The high winda which dis. proposition was "I“ "‘0 improverzon
’ - l to
. barbed m“ slumbera (if many ”Wm assotiation allow the (lvic clu
join the association and thus help di-
nod to ruao‘und those who more out‘
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without their winter ovorooatn were lnlr’“ l“ its workings. Ml" ‘ long Iii’
‘disoussion it wan voted to allow the
required on any style met. for with BAlLtY'S
VERY SHARP DRESSING
on your strep. this is all eliminated
One Thousand Shaves for 25¢
'Cau you llgure thi
blades away. but strep t
Acts like magic: has no minnl.
appeals to all men.
cost per shave?
born; a wonderful discovery that
Do not throw dull
if you
shave. you can't afford to be without it. if. it. Bailey's
Vet
y Sharp
l‘l‘RADE NARKl
. A Sclmtlllc Preparation on will phi
a Perfect Edge on the Dullcst Razor
And is guaranteed to give
skeptical person. or we w
ilngiy; we cannot d) more.
A' 250 Box of Very Sharp
contains enough treatment to troop your rssor strep in
perfect condition for several years.
perfect satisfaction to the most
ili refund purchase price wil-
No necessity will
ever arise for having a moor honed or sharpened. thus
making your shaving a pleasure.
To all the Sentinel mailers who have availed them-
selves of the Special Safely Honor Outfit. or to any one
also. we are now prep-fwd to supply them with a bus of
the colebrstod"Very Sharp" Strep Dressing. which Is
guaranteed to put a perfect edge on the dullest rasov.
This article is positively sold only by The Sentinel to its
matters. and cannot be purchased in any store.
be given only for
ll 'lll
‘s u all.“ A
Five Premium Coupons Cat from
The Sentinel and 25c
So do not throw dull blades away. but strop them and with
iiaiiey's "Very Blisrp Dressing. your old blades will be
had reached surprising dimensions,
1 There mnlinuea to be great ignorance
is. to who i. eligible to this aid. The’;
lnew law is as follows: i
Tiitn Act Amending an Art Concerning,
l .. Exemption of Property From
1 Taxation.
58c it enacted by the Senate and
House of liopmnlatlves in Gen
eral Assembly convened: !
Every person resident in this stale'
Ewho has served in the army. navy.
‘ marine corps. or revenue marine ser-
‘ vireo of the l‘nlled States. during the
gt‘ivil war and received an honorable
'disoharge therefrom. the widow resi-
dent in this state, or if there no no
at $15 - $16.50 - $18
national flible Studenta' Association, .
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PRICE’S Clothing Store
98 Waldugton Street
Phon No. 1185-2.
Latest Fall Models
BOYS’ SCHOOL SUITS
$2.5M $3.50. 54
lrrggularlflfia,~—The flfldug Phgmucy, W
Starting a fire in your heater yet? if not. do so [0-
day—~und if it docsn't work right let us know at onto!
Moanwliile you'd better have an till Stove or Gas
Heater to take the chill on the rooms. We have them
at all prices.
The Jones & Hotchkiss Co.
IITIMATEB CHEERFULLY FUlRNiSHhD
11 Well “not Phone 742 Norwalk. Conn.
Eliot vol?"
TRIED ..
ft.
at then-door, 80
LOOK
h.
I Will MOE-(Pm)
W with out mohair top. wind shield. gas and oil lamps. Bosch
magneto and coil: everything Int-class. Guaranteed for one year by
the mum for stars. For mu particulars call or address
F. ELOCKWOOD & CO.
Garage. Water Street. Nerwslk, Conn.
p. Touring Car
gsucb widow tbc widowed mother rcal~
{dent in this state, of every peraonb
' who has an served and has died either:
'liuring his term of service or after
receiving honorable discharge lroznp
:said service. and the pensioned will-j
lows. fathers and mothers. resident in2
it'his state. of soldiers, sailors and.
i marines who served in the army, navyl
jor marine corps or revenue marine
.service of the United State! duranl
flauclvll war oliltll be paid by the,
‘state. as state aid. the sum of sec 'f
leach, annually. subject to such regu- .:
‘ lotions as to proof of qualifications to‘ .
receive the same and as to the times
land manner of payment thereof and
:recoipt therefor as the comptroller
ishsll prescribe. The exemption from
taxation provided by hection ”it of
l the General statutes and amendments
i
.§ thereof, of the properly of penaloned
isoidiers. sailors or marines of the
' United States slid of peroons resident
i in this state who have served in the
army. navy. marine corps or revenue
.marino service of the United States
‘or the widow. or the widowed mother
lor innsloued widow. father. or moth-
er of any such person shall not apply
to the property of any person entitled
l |o slate aid under the provision of
this act.
the minority. So far as could be learn- ‘ ' tlon
oi. no damage was done by the storm. club to join “e "we ' '
fibristlan Church. is to give three ice1 “'1'.“ “’0'".
"Intel on Man. Sunday evenings. The
first one. on Man's Origin. will be giv-
“ tomorrow evening at 7. Thin will
‘N the last time that his friends in
, fie Norwaiks will hear Ir. Reynolds‘
. doctors. as he leaves for Providence
~ its first of November. air. Reynolds‘
, Wing subject at the Advont Church
Wl be The Glory of the Church.
a”..-
ills li-idgspovt Harbor.
noes due to illopovoro storm
; The Men‘s Class of the East Avenue
interim Church will “hold its main
floating tomorre’w noon. 0n Wednes-
ila‘y evening. October 18. the class
twill hold its would supper. Those
0 attended last eyar's affair are ac-
gnsinted with the good time which is
“be enjoyed and the good thinss
. l Astlmra
AW! A‘JBTHMA “M D”!
relic and an absolute ears
of Author‘s. 8 and
which "Mild cause It [TOM 1M.
the oysters buyers. some of them
the set. and
Rev. 1.. F‘. Reynolds. of the Advont]0V.TlH .057. TA“ '70 .OUND
More Than use of tits Craft Leave
After a three days‘ enforced Idio-
swspt the Sound. mixing it know
sibio to world on the oyster beds. the
float of oyster boats in Bridgeport
harbor were out in full force yester- .
day on the beds. Tbs lost. has been
augmented by a number of small
crafts within the last few days. and
new numbers at least no vessels:
The storm of the last few dsya was
so severe that the small boats could
do no work. and the cyst/omen are
bopilng that it wps not severe enough
to cover any of the set with sand. ’
The laser harbor at Bridgeport. is
filled with large schoonsrs owned by
in; from as far away' as Virginia.
There is much competition among the
buyers to see who shall get most of
prices are soaflhg for
equal to new. You can begin cutting out Coupons at any
time. and when you have Ive consecutive numbers. brlns
them to The Sentinel cities with it cents In cash. and
set s be: of this oeobraled Dressing.
Seven Good Reasons Why You
Should Try Very Sharp
1.»Very Ihsrp gives to the rssor blade the licenest shav-
in ads. over rocursd.
madam is not in; like Very Ihsrp. Acts like more.
Br—Vsry Showroom every shave with the some lads
perfectly satisfactory.
4.4mm ram with Very Ehsrp and you will never have
the annoyance of a tough board or a tender skin.
li.--'i‘bs bostrssor ads moot give a clean and satis-
' factory shave uness it be boiled occasionally. but by
' using Very Ibarp as directed this is eliminated.
twillot no in a thousand can hope a reset, but by no
in; Va Sharp there is no occasion for honing.
7.-~8havlng troubles are not csussd by a poor rasor but
by poor condition of the rssor.
that
f “Very Sharp” Coupon
Number 16
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probation.
out the owner's
brought into court
permission.
of Old Lyme made complaints
issued. His attorney claimed
him. as he had com
offense that could be presented.
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lLIG‘l‘IlOAL SHOP
‘ in the rows ‘
. s‘uro toilette) _
its- 1 '
liver. or (lid Lyme. who was under
with a sentence of one
year in jail for letting a horse with
was
today and the
probation order revoked. The people
that
obey were afraid to have blather
about the village and a mitliinua was
that
Mather had committed no crime. but
state Attorney Hall said in court
that If blather preferred state prison
to isii he could probably acoomodata
int 6! a serious
Elemicalco.
are a good investment. When
them in any also and style.
l
The Hatch 81 Bailey Company
4 SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Telephone. 46.
Lumber and Milli—York for Everything
Storm Sashes
the coal bill and add comfort to the home.
winter winds blow they sure
We can furnish
l".
Notice
During July see August
our stars will close on lot-
urdays at i p. m. At your
ssrvios every other west:
dayfromfsumtobpisn.
a; a. Gerham
Decorator
to moist. sass: ‘Nomlk
Telephoasl'oatheSlx
Dailyljne to N. Y.
to: FREIGHT Only
Womb-rs issvs Plus
it. last hivsr. New York (foot
ref Dom sues». over! day is!
subunit” II-o I. from!
remains at lIorwalI as to s a
.lnrdlssthflsrwsllsssotm
of.
scorer
THE NEW
Definition of Chiropractic
Chiropractic is the science of the
cause of the disease and the art of ad-
iuatlng the name. Diseases are canard
by a wrench, twist or sprain in the
back. Even if done in childhood it
creates pinched nerves and pain in
later ills in the different organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause of
this disease and pain, and health is
restored through harmonlsing the six
nerve systems a your body.
Nervousnoss, Rheumatism. Paraly-
sis. Heart. Kidney and Female Dir
oases one given special attention: also
Curvature of the spine. You will
never regret giving Chiropractic a
chance to help you.
1'. FRANCIS. D. C.
’4 WASHINGTON 8T. 00. NORWALK
Magnetic Treatments Given Also
ma- ”kw-s...“ r-.. .-
HILLSIDE
(Founded by Elisabeth nurr Mend,
, .i
A School for Girls
PROBPEOT HILL. NORWALK
The School will open for the Fall
Term on Thursday. iieptember 21,
1911. at nine o'clock.
College Preparatory and General
Primary and intermediate Depart.
ments for little girls and boys under
ten years. French taught in all
sees. Arrangements made tor meet.
as children who use the 107! M
for serving a hot luncheon. arms and
illuvtrsted booklet on am:
The Principal may be
abut our mental altar
Canoes for older girls; Kindergarten. ..
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