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NORWALK
. Drquantsflni’l'.
. Bridge Pharmacy
Prompt and siIIoisnt
.ssrvios st all timed.
Personal attention alv-
en to all prescription
work. .
.chalrs for our trolley
' pound: Come in and
wait for your out.
BRIDGE PHARMACY
J. PARKER. "It‘ll"
Miss Florence Trumbull, d East
florwsik, is the guest of friends in
Iprinsdole.
_ Henry Worm. of East Norwalh. is
' the guest of friends in Boston, Mass,
hr a week.
‘ Robert A. Edmond. of Osborn live-
hue, has resigned his position at the
Greecent Laundry.
George Moore. of Stamford, was the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Albertine Dunn.
of Bette place, yesterday.
Samuel Preece. of Bridgeport, spent?
fiaturday and Sunday with his uncle”
Alfred J’reece. of Fort street.
The weekly devotional meeting of;
the Epworth League was held. last“
ovening, in the Methodist church.
u... w. “a
tieaiiipldaho iii dieing flttodvup for it
cruise around motion, which she will
take in when going to Galileo
nit. For the information of his East
Norwal friend‘s, Louis ascertained
from the outhbrites. at Washington
that his brother". Arnie Miillinxs. is in
the service at the Philippines. "
W.
Chester A. Howell is the name given
to the little boy born last 'month to
Captain and Mrs: Alien C. Howell, of
Seaview avenue. (‘hester and Bur?
outta are both little hionde,‘hnd anoth-
er word has been added to the little
girl's primary, namely: “Bobbi-r."
which iii not st all far-fetched after
all. as half of It at least is commonly
applied to little boys. ‘
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.Captnin Nathan Roberts, the time-
~ honored old marines, whose name like
STAM FORD .that of the great soldier and states-
man whose example he has tried to
lfollow, Andrew Jackson, is spelled
.. . :with the mythical thirteen letters,
The U. S. (.ovcrnmcnt is mak- :which number? he and 01a Hickory
~ - . jhave thought to be a very lnciry one.
ing Vigorous cfiorts to prcvcntéThe old "a lionahss “was voted
Piire air a Democratic ticket, with but one ex-
. . , , leeption. and that is when he cast
is Just as necessary to life as pure , ms ballot to, Hie new may, and
food; yet when vou heat a house ’ "m" “hm“ by u” “y' 1‘” “mm“ ‘°
' Ellie Democratic party, headed by Sen-
hy hot water or steam you keep alor Jeremiah Donovan. 0n Sundsy,
1the 8th Inst, Uncle Nate was being
{congraulated all day by relatives and
adultcratc it every time anyone in friends on his havinx ail-law the re-
iflmsrkable age of 96. which number,
thy the way. remains always the same.
whether the figures are placed down- ,
.side up or upside down. The year
in which he was born in. liiiri, was ii
Egrout one for the American navy.
inmong its great men are Commodore
. literati". A war was then on between
FOR SALE BY fumed States and Tripoli. which cov-
icrs a tract of 1,000 miles on the coast
of darkel Africa. The principal busi—
Horace R. Nash .
nose of’ the block: at that time was
adultcration of food.
the same old air in the house, and
the house breathes.
A Stamford Furnace will keep
the house suppliedii with fresh,
pure, warm air.
Garland Rieland, of New Rochelle.
was a visitor at the home of Mr. and .
Hrs. John R. L'llommcdiou. yestcr-E
day. 1
The monthly business meeting of
the Mayflower Hook and Ladder Com- ’i
puny will be held this evening, in its
quarters. in Van Zandt street. 5
Miss Edith Horndeck, who has beeni
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. John R.i
L'Hommedieu. of Osborn avenue. has:
returned to her home in Chester. Conn. i
Monsrd Ryder. who resides in.0s-l
born avenue, has moved his household ;
effects to another house on the smut-,1
”ail-migraine“ from his former rssi-l
deuce. E
To a man. l-Fsst Norwalkcrs tire .
awaiting for the district committee toS
call the special district meetlniz for tho
purpose of deciding whether or not tho!
district shrill manufacture its own clot”;
tricliy.
Corner NormMsln Ind w.“ nmu‘plracy. but our navy put that out of
ficornmission for all time and concert.
girdled fl treaty so bold in its demand
" ' W“ 'as to asionlsh the world. It is not
on the beds off Bridgeport and Fair-Jon much to say that when Nathan
field. spent the Sabbath at thclr . was a young man of no he was as not!
homes. The men had a poor week of as he ever vvss and today the average
it, some of them only getting two half ‘ man of that age is no match for the
days out of thc entire week. on or- jusuiicsl hem whose life has siwsys
count, of the unfavorable weather and been spent in American water. which “
winds which prevailed. ‘he says is good enough for him. lay
m .be live to reach the century mark!
A very interesting meeting of lllt‘
Men's Clans. of the Elli Avenue 3L; WEEKLY
E. Church, was held yesterday nonnfl ._._..
WEATHER FORECAST.
Arrangements were completed for ihc“ Chief Willis L. Moore lends Out Is-l
men‘s supper to be given on the lining port of Coming Changes.
At this time Dr. Chancellor will speak: WASHINGTON, Oct. 9.wThere srei;
on The Best Government for All. and no Indications at the present time of,
there will also be an lnferuting ups disturbance in the Gulf of Mexico}.
dress by Rev. W. W. Gillies. 'or the Caribbean Sea. The indict
' tions are that the unusual atmospher-i
Mr. and hire. Charles Weifird Scy- ‘ to activity in the United States whichl
mour have today issued cards on» ‘ prevailed during the, last two weeks,
nouncins the marriage of their daurhe will he succeeded the coming week!
tor. Edythe Russell. to Frank Seekiy by a normal progression of high and
Smith, which too pince in New York 5 low pressure areas across the cone;
city. Saturday. October 1th. The hap- V try. The dirtnwiinces will In all pro-’
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Rev. Charles J. Anderson occupied ‘ W l“’“l‘li‘ “"9 guests 0' "'0 Midi! “n'
the pulpit and preached at the morn— a “it" “'- l'L “"1“”. 0' Kim's "1”qu
” 1-. ”m evening services “up“ were; Brooklyn. and upon their return will
mg It a. Swedish Congregational reside with the groom‘s mrents in Wil-
Qiorcb. yesterday. iiotli services were. ‘0“ a"itmw- Nurwalk.
well attended. i
ho. who received an extension of his
furlough, paid a visit to his friends in
East Norwalk. yesterday. and this
morning left for Philadelphia. where
lic ililalii reported fort duty. The list»
SEVEN ‘
YEARS “or
The Ideal autumn weather of yester-
day afforded East Norwaiitsrs an or
«lisnt opportunity to take a walk
through the district and note the chart
ass and improvements which have
hen made of into.
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The Young 'Poopies society of Loy-
si-~Worirers held an interesting meet-
ing. yesterday evening. at the Ad-
vent Christian church. Miin‘ii lit--b
oountability was the subject and lied
ry hf. Cooley the leader. l
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Rev. loafer ii". Reynaldo occluded:
to pulpit and preached at the morning’
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and evening services which were heidn ’
yesterday. at "10 Advent Christian; ‘
church. The services were well soll ‘
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tended and the petitions of the pastor"
Ivor-clued. Ml Relieved
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An enthusiastic meeting of we'l‘m'v
Lydia B. Pink-
Compound.
. . , Sikostou. o. e» "For seven vs 1
n.“ ”u" ”I u" E“! Mam” suffered sverythiu . 1 us h'i-bcd
church, was held. yesterday noon. and t. .,,,,,,.,,,.,_.,_.W”,. for four or Ive dsys
was lonely attended. The supper on?! ‘ wk. , at “its: over
the inn lusts/vise a theme for con-L 3.. M . ”W
vsrsstlon of the members before linoI 5 gig“ “digital
offer the meeting. ‘ has: had.
‘E’fi solve. and was so
it’ll! nervous and week
that I mini to
see slim or have
onyono move in the
w room. The doctors
i ”WI 1, gsvomenwiieineto
~* ~‘ "NW sass no at those
glossndssldthstl tutors-ii
partition. to
luv. William w. Gillies odicisied
at the idiot Avenue Methodist church.
yesterday. preaching at the morning
and evening services. The work of
mohair was up to the nsuslhisii
islands"! and elicited the commends-
tloo oi the attendants iii the services.
sad it in" of“
I
In em Lydia E. trio,
communal“:
. 1W
ow ioohthepism .
ssd
The heavy frost of ilsturdsy hisht
wrought havoc among the flower
mill and left the beautiful plants w
drooping sud expiring when the sun '
stone in the «wins. The frost was folk hoem nillrseew.
M an
adoptionme hssvy for this season of 1 fin “‘wm
the mist and was followed by another "wit u y” as an "um“
I “s.
test status. may in the non
WW atrium
Captain minor, of asst Norwsllt. ' “ml-3“ 9mm ”mantle.
M this morning for the natural on m'ghhmmm "a” mills
m beds oil 31158090an his bid Ethereal: lain is is risk.
of: Vagina”. s
It s vests Melly
7 other
of V“ have
mlnssorsw otsis messed 7
‘m‘towmdhdms. ”'rhs psalms-
,. ~ so may. lilies
's‘V
instill
feel iihe it. too. i mdomyownhm
1 wishbone! to make quite s
mt
Louis Mullinns. of the ll. 8. 8. Ida-I
” point where the info left the true».
“ serve you in India: s burst who
liability mow In high latitudes. and!
hence the rainfall during the weehl
'will be generally lishi, osccnt in tho‘
il‘uclnc States. where value will be
'fri-qiienl.
The temperature durins the wee!
. will be normal for the season general-
‘Iy. The next disturbance to crou.
‘the country will appear in northwest
i Monday or Tuesday. cross the middle
West Tuesday or Wednesday. and
reach the St Lawrence Valley about
‘1i‘nirsdsy: it will be preceded by at
Funeral rifle in temperature, attended
.by ii short period of local rains, and
he fliwed by s chance to colder westh»
ler with probably frosts In the north
tern half of the country.
WILLIS I.. “CORE,
(‘hiof U. 3. Weather.
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VILII CAR "0 GOOD IHA'I.
i Willelt A. ilsnford. the weli~hnown
iiiutoinoliile dealer. is North Main
gain-ct, had his \‘cllu raving car If the
‘Iisnliiiry Fair Saturday to enter the
‘rnccu, but those who went from her!
to see the local car race were dildo
pointed, owing to the fact that the
tracing was not permitted.
' Tho car was in chart. of Driver
John Pierce. .ir.. and Mechanician
Ferdinand i.. linucir. Driver Pierce
msdo several irisl spins around the
truck in excellent form and both its
and. his friends were not it little dis-
unpainted when the contest was called
off.
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lull le HAVCN RAILROAD.
HABTmitf), Oct. can a result
of injuries received in the train wreck
st MINI“. M15. 27. bliss ”smut
J. moses or this city this sued the
New York. New flavors and ilsrtford
ltsiirosd Co. for tens “use”. In
the complaint stis slim that the
wreck was caused by the negligence
of the company snd its ssrvsots in
running too navy s train our the
tracks sud hostess of tits defective
condition of the rolls and ties at the
t m...
it «~me ‘wanv rip. win.
wsoiswwho NEEDS—flint horns and
osrrisss for used furniture. or met»
leery. or clothing. or once snows).
roofs fsir cash you.
in .M sliders .
and who. tor study that reason. ,,
_ kwill pay .
with Brenner PRICED flour: in mentor.
AND worms ALL ir cosrs.
“Cheap! Cheap! Cheap I" is
the motto of too many ocers.
They're afraid of anyt in; that
.costs more—even quality—rand
quality always costs more. " .
But consumers know that qual—
jty counts more than chsspness.
They know there is one flour shat
costs more and is worth all it
costs.
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Just One : Just One
Order' King Midas Today From Your Grocer
Shane Bros. & Wilson (20., Philadelphia.
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S No‘More [hiring or Grinding.
required on any style mot. for with BAIILY‘S
VERY SHARP DRESSING
onyourstrop.thisissileliminstcd 2
One Thousand Shaves for 25c
(‘sn you More the cost per shave? Do not throw dull
blades away. but strop them: a wonderful discovery that
appeals to all men. Arts llhe MIC . it!“ no equal. if you
shsvc. you can't supra to be without it. C. It. Bailey's
Very Sharp
(TRADE MARK)
A Scientist: Preparation that will put
a Perfect Edge on the Duilest Razor
And is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction to the most
skeptical person. or we will refund purchase price wil-
lingly; we cannot do more.
A 25c Box of Very Sharp
oosisins enough treatment to troop your rssor strap in
perfect condition for several years. No necessity will
ever arise for hsvlnr s rssor honed or sharpened. thus
making your shaving a pleasure. * .
To all the Scott-ii readers who have availed their»
selves of the Special safely Razor Outlt. or to say one
else. we are now prepsnd to supply them with a box of
thecelebrstod"\lery Sharp" Strep Dressing. which is
susrsnieed to put a perfect «in on the dirtiest rswor.
This sriicls is positively sold only by The sentinel to its
renders. and cannot be purchased in any store. It will
be siren only for . ..i....ui
Five Premium Coupons Cat from
The Sentinel and 25c
at all prices.
17 Wall 8"...
3,. WINDOW DlISPLAY
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‘TECK”
CLOTHING
at $15 - $16.50 - $18
Latest Fall Models
PRICE’S Clothing Store
98 Washington Street
Phon No. 1185-2.
Starting a fire in your Iicntcr ycl?
day~anri if it doesn't work right let us know ill once!
Meanwhile you'd better have an (ill Stove or Gas
Heater to fake the chill off the rooms.
BOYS' SCHOOL SUITS
$2.5M $3.50. 54
if not, do so to-
\\'e have them
The Jones & Hotchkiss Co.
EOTIEATEI CHEERFU LLY FURNISHED
Phone 742
Norwsik. Corio-
LOOK
I Wait unset—(NM)
at theI4-door, 30
h p. Touring Car
W with silk mohair top. wind shield. gas and oil lamps, Bosch
magneto and coil; everything first-class. Guaranteed for one year by
the mm for .1325. For full particulars call or address
F. uncommon a. co.
Garage. Water Street. Nor-walk. Conn.
are a good investment.
them in any else and style.
The Hatch 8r Bailey Company
OOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Telephone, 46.
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
Storm—Sashes
When winter winds blow they saw
the coal bill and add comfort to the home.
We can furnish
tin do not throw dull blades “sin but strop them and with
Bailey's "Very Sharp Dressing your old blades will be
equal to new. You can besin cuitins out Coupons st any
time, and when you hove five consecutive numbers. brins
them to The Sentinel plies with 26 pull“ in cash. and
not s has of this ooshrstsd Drowns. ..
Seven Good Realism Why You
Should Try” Very Sharp
i.~—Very Sharp sivss to the rssor blade the honest shsv‘
I eds. ever vooursd.
hyper. is not in: nu ifsry Sharp. Ants like ms
Smile" Sharp unites every shave with the same
perfectly satisfactory.
t.--8trop rssor with Very Sharp sod you will never hove ~
the convince of a wash hard or s tender skin.
|.-‘l'hs host your mods esnnot give a clean and sells
footers shove unless it he honed occasionally. but by
rising Very S as directed this is eliminated.
awhiot one in st osssnd can hope a rssor, but by no
in: Very Sharp there is so occasion for honing.
Tammi“. Miss are not osussil in s poor rssor but
by poor condition of the rssor.
lo.
lsde
“Yeti Sharp” Coupon
x 1 . . )‘I:I‘-:-“w‘_.
“Number 11
During July and August
our store will close on Cat-
uvdsys at 1 p. in. At your
service every other wash
mm’mm.ulp.m.
W
E. E. Gorham
Decorator
go mm or. last Nor-walk
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Daily Line to N. Y.
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THE NEW SCIENCE
Definition of Chiropractic
Chlmprnctic is e science of the
cause of the disc 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
this disease and pain. and health is
restored through harmonizing the iris
nerve systems in your body.
Nervousaess. Rheumatism. Paraly-
sis. Heart. Kidney and Female Dis-
eases are given special attention: also
Curvature of the Spine. You will
never regret giving Chiropractic a
chance to help you.
T. FRANCIS. D. C.
04 WAIHINGTON OT. so. NORWALK
Henriette Treatments (liven Also
MW
iiiLLSicr.
iii‘ounded by Eigssaheth Burr Mead,
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A School ‘iqr Girls
‘PHOIPIOT HILL. NORWALK
The School will open for the hit
Term on Thursday. September Iii,
1911. at nine o’clock.
College Preparatory and General
Courses for older girls; Kindergarten.
Primsry and intermediate hepari-
inehts. for little sirls and boys under
Web tsdsht in all
grades. cements “for most-
is; children who use the trolleys use
for ssrvtni a hot lunohsosi 'i‘srius sad
illustrated booklet on Wt!
“new ‘.
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