Uneeda B'iscuit.‘
never disappomt'
You have never
heard anyone say-—
“The Uneeda Biscuit
in that last package
were not as good as
usual.”
You have never said
it yourself.
It is one thing
make soda cracgkers
that are occasionally
good. -
It is quite another
thing to make them
so that they are not
. is quite ill.
Itottnges at Contentment
Iturns to his winter home in New Yor rkI w“
l 11.“ V ' 1t “i; W l . f t 1 V ‘ ,1 ’h if." I 3;" “ .‘
‘ 1a-
1 m ......... « s _. ...... . .... :--" ... «MW "'" M“"”"’”'“"T“'f”"'
" wishes. 11.1111......111.11..a1 PiPE sMOKa r011 WOMAN savsI ' .
ins suit, 1111a Carried aiahowsr oi pinlt “flows "M“ 0" EDITOR “Wool.“ ”PEN
cat'uatlous. The hridomald. Miss Kitty
Fitzpatrick. of New York. a cousin of
BALI! HEABSI
the bride, wore it black velvet suit. and “
also carrlodlcarnationa The bride's Bald-Headed P°°Pl° May G“ ‘ N°Wl
brother. Jack irvlnp, was best man. Chance in Lilo. 'I
After the ceremony. the couple went """"
by train to Boston, from where they
will go by boat to Maine, where they
will spend two weeks. and than will
return to Noroton Heights to live. Just
a low of their friends attended the
wedding. as well as the parents or
both. it was meant to he a very quiet‘;
tillalr. They were given it great south
on by their friends as they departed
on their honeymoon.
M
W
J. A. McMartin and family.
who ~
5116“! the summer at 7-0”ka inn. hi1. Emma Gregory is visiting her
has returned to his home in Flushing. sister, M”: Frank “r99“:
New York.
I ROWAYTQN
Miss Gertrude Brands, of Tolieueke.
l
in those days’ when youth is the;
moving factor in business. when 11 1111111
makes his mark at thirty five and is
ruidy to retire at torty- flare. whenI
business houses pension that man weI
cnli "middle aged" rather than allow'
his lugging influence to intrude upon‘.
the commercial rush, a bald head is
almost fatal to any man's hopes. 'i‘beI
following must therefore prote “1101- I
eating to people who are losing theirI
Ibnlr or who are hold.
I Resorcin is one or the. latest until
most effective germ killers discovered
I by science and in connection with Beta;
‘Napihoi, whltb is but! germicidal and
antiseptic, a combination is formed
-which deatmys the germs which rob
the hair or its nutriment, and alaol
creates a clean and healthy conditioul
The Rowuyton Baptist Church held
its regular business tneetlnx'Iast night.
Charles Firestone and family. of Co.
iumbus. Ohio, are spendingtwo weeks
at Toiteneke inn.
Miss M. A. Leland, who owns a line
place at Tokenoke. has returned to
New York city (or the winter.
The foliage along the river banks
is now at. its best and trolley or
train trips in any direction are 1.1 de-
light.
Ma's. lamest Schenck has been quite.
M138 M. A. Swift, who has been iii. A Norwalk physician has chargcg
spending the. summer in Europe, is "I ”I? “we:
now at her ream/.1111: 111 'l‘oitencke tor
a two or three woeks' stay.
veloplnent 01' new germs.
l‘iiocarpin is 11 well known agent for
restoring the hair to its natural color'
W
m“ “mom 1‘“ 30"” to New I ark : to a disease of the scalp. Y 91, it is not
do 11111101 her sister. hints. Hovoy. of
,n colotlng illlillt r or tire
‘ Portsmouth. ’1' H' This combination or on ratiws m'ytedi
lwlth alcohol as a stimulant perfects a
most effective roniedi for. hair and
.- scalp trouhlts.
The famous chall '3"
is chiefly composed oi licsort'in.
Nuptnoi and l’ilocarpin. it helps to
make the scalp healthy. to nourish the
hair. to stimulate the follicles. Where.
Dr. H. ii, Wilcox, who has been oe-
cupying one of John Sherman iioyt‘si
island, to
The licndlnx (“ircle met Thursday
111ttcrnoon with Miss ('lll‘pt‘ntfll‘. There
a large attendance.
lilllltll' row.
Mrs. Andrew Mills and Mrs. Hester
Wicks are the guests of the lormer'a
br‘othcr. Stanton llurtfiil Staten is.
ltev. and Mrs. W. R. Nichols. oi] Beta
1 Brooklyn. 6111111111111 once more thciu"
summer cottage over Sunday.
.......__t..._...
innti iiclole their return they will
Iniiqtii the Hippodrome in New Yolk
Icih.
Miss Florence Hurd. who is occupy
, lug her home. Ash Cottage. spent Tues
I'duy and Wednesday in Strntlorti.
’.....—
Nirs. ti. (‘ .\i. Gregory and tntniiy.‘
who hun- bcen occupying their cottage
all the neuron. have removed to .\'or~
unlit.
.the bend is already here, it enters the
milk lcs 1-01 italires the 10011,supplles
nonrisbmen: and stimulates 11 new
mouth. . '
We wnnt you to my a few bottles of
Rexnll "till“ ilnir Tonic, on our llt‘i‘:
sonal guarantee that the trial \xiii not
3«cost you a penny if it does not give
I
I Mr, and lira, l.. (‘. i’arher, of 1.01::
Ivan street. have been enterininlng Mr.
l1111ers.t‘11111'les Frost. of Engla-
Iwooti. .\‘. 1).. Joseph Williamson ol‘
Wnicltousc Point and iieninutin Il’nr‘
lit'l oi’ New York City.
”W
hir. and 31111 ('bi'isiophor Evans. oi
'\. l \‘ Y l 1 i it r of our faith in this rctnetlv and it
.l‘lltw, . ., l1|\'(‘ rmuruet 11 c 11
should indlsput 11bit tlt‘llliillr‘ll‘ 111. that
“general. "
.. Iof the scalp. which prevents the del
where the loss of color has been dueI
linir ‘.l‘onic'
you absolute satisfaction. Thaw prool '
only always better 1
than all other soda
crackers, but always .
of unvarying good-
”838.
The name “Uneeda”
—stamped on every
one of them—means
that if a million
packages of Uneeda
Biscuit were placed
before you, you
Icould choose any
one of them, con-
fident that every
soda cracker 1n that
package would be
good as the best
Usneeda Biscuit ever
baked.
5c a package—never
sold in bulk.
NATIONAL BISCUIT
’ COMPANY
17 “a. . .. ..........
OAK GROVE CLUB’O SUPPER.
Member: of Winnlpauk Organization
Have a Coon Manu at Club Houu.
The (ink Grove Club. of Winnipauk.
cnioi'ctl a line coon auppar. last even»
tug, at. their headquarters in Winni-
punk. The spread wait a line one in
New respect, and all the guests did
. WEST
NORWALK
“Mattie.”
f In Mrs.
the small dog helonnini:
lli'nlcl‘ \Vli‘lls. 11f l‘rtlt'lu'li
street, was killed by an automobile
Ioue tiny recently. The doll was 11'
itrcnt pet 111.11 all who knew him rc-
nwl his untimely death cxiwcdinuly.
YIN. Nellie licimroth. ot‘ this place,
was surprised yi-steiilzn' to lettiu 111*
:tlie tit-nth ol hm husband John .l
‘lIt'llili‘tilll, in lli'ooiiiin, The funeral
St‘nli‘mi were held this" afternoon nI‘
‘21.;‘111 11': inch, from the ‘csiiluit‘e of his
'motlwr in lilooklyn.
”a. . ..,............_.
my
DARIEN
NOROTON
: .1ttiiite “ilbnr lots been oieciui to
111114111111! \\' ii. Urchnrd on the school
111.1itnitiee.
1
1 John Tyler lins been awarded the
Icontrut't i‘i l111lldiug.nerona the Noto-
toi- bridge. the 111111 in uhich the wntcl t
Ipipes are to be told !
l
'i be one lion hillt.‘ held Wednesday in
the home of \\', l’. 1.1 itch. was i-onlin :
‘111-11 modernity. bornusc the entire:
stock of fuiuiture was not sold “t 11'.
: nestlily.
l A dross ri-lit-nisnl of the fire house1
stock company in to be tailed for to 1
niuhi A11 uncetncrts for tho. plm ioI
be given in the tire housc rue ulmost
‘ completed. l
The lililpolni pool mulch between
.Ilitk Lynch and Harold Austin will be!
played tonight at Austin a barber al10|1.l
'ihis will be one of the most interest
inn events in Norman's sporting clr- '
vies this season. ‘
I The school committee is to meat
lnoxt Monday evening at the select-
mcu'e room In the town hall for the
purpose of making plans for the com-
imt yeri'. ic. ll. Hindiov and W. (‘..
. PMt'y, who have been recently elected
to the ermimlttec. will attend their
iirat meeting.
Richard 13. Shelton, Jr.. and Min ls
abet trying were married. Wednesday
morning. in the Presbyterian Church.
by re. Curios Martyn. Friends at the
young couple in the church and con.
ureastion presented them with an ele-
gant sci of silver. and they started on
Ithelr Wedding trip with many good
a
lid 11' in Godfrey.
of iiroohlyn. have
visit pith the letters mother, M111.
.\l1'.~« W. ll. Wilkinson. 11! iiinuhntu
ton. .\‘. Y stud Mina Gertrude 'i‘urner.
hen visiting Mrs.
Minn like 111 lwr culture at l-‘ziirlleiti,
Iii'il ll.
‘i'hc home of hire ii. \\’. ('hiz'hester
is now furnished with the electric any
It 11: Other houses wired are those 111
ilei 1‘ .»\.'.\i111“ss and hire. t'. .i. ile~
I\\'iit. .
Among the automobiles loaned
tin) to The Port of Mission Men were
those of \Y. K. .I. iluhholl. lira ller-
ln'ri Sluraerfilnrry Storm-s and Mrs
i‘. .i. lchlti.
-—-
A very enjoyable churi l1 social 11-111.,
held Wednesday evening in the villi"
11-1. enxilonul thaw-i. Miss (icrlruch
()lniatend and (‘hnrlcs Euklund render~I
ed M'Vcl‘nl selections moat ni'roptalilrl
on the mandolin and violin respective-I
".I) ntctlmpanicil by Mrs. iiodire? on.
Ithe piano 'i‘m-niy -1l11ee mung nirls‘
IIIU 'med 1111 into eating tableau diessed
to liliiwt‘iiilllzilt" various prodniia ----- to
can cereals. «~11 “1111111 refreshments
were scr'wd in the entertainment rum
mliice
KATE CLAXTON TERTIFIEB IN DI
VORCE CARE.
EAST ST ltlifS. Ili.. (let.
‘("i1ntles Siewnaon knoun on
‘13.-~-.\lrs.
the
’stuue as KIND (‘laxtom was a witueaaI
for the boots yesterday in thc cityI
in her suit to here a divorce, obtain-
ed by her husband eleven years 11110.
annulled. She declared that she did
not know or the divorce until April,
. 11110. when her supposed husband mar»
l rlcd attain.
Her tesii on) was to the affect that
Illtl liteil 111111 Simcnaon utter ho had
obtained the 1ii1oico, ignorant oi the
lat-t that. be had been granted 11 de-
crce Mrs. Sioveneon is 70 years old.
lNOPECTINo TELEPHONE BUILD-
me.
The new telephone exohnnuo hulld~
ion in East Washington street, was
thrown open to the public at 10 o‘clock
this morning. and will be kept open
for their lnspectiett until 10 o'clock
this events-11. Fol: those who do not
understand the work of the telephone
exchange. it will be well worth their
while to step in and use the workinsl
or this branch of the intricate and
delicate telephone business.
OYRElT-TYLER.
Samuel Boeiey Street. of Bethel
and Mrs. Laura Tyler. of Jersey City.
N. J., were quietly married yesterday
noon at the Norwnlk Methodist par:
aonasa in West avenue. Rev. Frank
11. Tom. tied 111:1 11111111111 itnot. The
couple werorunattandatl and left town
. we know
Ia'hen we say
Tonic will grow hair on bald bends. ex
Cciit.
an of such long duration
«111,1 N‘etit you
'ln in Wilton for the trip on Wednes»l
“hat we are talking about
lliiil ilnxnl: "SH" ilnlr
where boldness has
that lit:
roots of the lillll‘ are entirely dead.
the follicles closed nnii grown over
and the scalp is Rllllt‘il‘.
oi course.
Remember. we are basins: our state-1
ments upon what has already been
urcmnpliuhmi by the use of ltexaii “till"
llnlr
assume that what i'.
drtllfi of others it “ill do for you. In
1111111111 lone anvihlua
by xii-inc. it a trial on our liberal guar-
antee. Remember. you can not itcxaii
'Ilt'lili‘tllt’fl in this community only :11
ilcxnli Store. The
Q1.liill('l" 6‘.- Cunty.
our et:11‘e-~‘i‘llo
(‘lifiord i’bartuaz')‘.
Props.
.—
7, .-
Dining Tables
ct ovary diacrlptld‘n
ROUND AND SQUARE TOPS
IQUARTERED OAK~PLAIN OAK
MISSION
-—ALL SIZES—
Prices That Are Bound
to Please
F. A. MITCHELLI”
Hduaa runmanaa
‘..—u..-
Cdflflll WALL AND HIGH .T'n
NORWALK. CONN.
Norwaik Branch Office of
The Evening Sentinel
mama-W
Au Idle Summer
Has not improved the condition
of your
Furnace
l ' 1 1
Lotus ooit it over. cean t
thoroughly. replace broken or
missing parts. and put it in par-
’l‘onic. and we have the tight 111‘
lids done to bun '
ample justice to it.
Those present were Ollie Anderson.
(i. Anderson. w. Kellogg. H. Underhlll.
11‘. kcltey, 0. Brown. M. Lyons, W.
Kim: J. Sohauh. F. Williams. F.
Whorlo. John Riley. James a. Riley.
11 Cook, Jim Powell, Jim 1311.11.11.
in Alt/mfliirltle. P. [monsoon-1.1. Keogh,
11111111111111. J. ”Wrath. El Maflrhth. P.
i111 1M
1111011111. 1461111111111 it».
Purim. ‘ s. 87.
h 'y
Rev. m. Stewart. of New Canaan.
will rceaeh in the West Norwaik Un-
ion Chapel Sunday afternoon. instead
of the Mr. H. 8. Brown. of Dorian. 11s
was announced in The Sentinel yester-
day. Mr. stewart 111 an excellent
preacher and a large congregation
should bear 111m
“do...
The tacitly skeleton aboutdnut be
allowed to answer in public 111 a bath-
intuit I .. . ‘7’
Iluut ting
Supplies
IGuus. Ammunition, Traps. etc.
tact order batora
_ COLD WEATHER OOH!!!
AN ACCOUNT TO IITTLE. »
The Lawyer-«Madam i find that .
your husband‘s will iea'ves you noth: mtace R N8“!
. N. Main a: William.
11111 11:11 until 11:. law oompaliaii him
to leave you.
immediately alter the ceremony.
"mu-—
NEW Ldnpou. Oct.13——The cal I
Ilbash or even a meersohaum is strong-I
1y urged as a substitute for Women’s
cigarette, by 11 local paper today “We I rapid than repair. The . .
do not approve of women smoking in more slowly and less 01.“.
public at all until the custom becomes in youth. The circulation I. -
Said ”18 editor "Bill we Ihlood thin and watery, the a
ibiuk it is much better that n w-omun :poor and digestion weal: '
should smoke 11 calibash pipe in publicI We want to say to every and
than a cigarette. .' Ison in this vicinity that Vinol.
"Somehow it looks more manly "dicious coil “V" “d iron tonic
, _ out oil) will prolong life. It ~ .
it bad enough when a. man smokes BIE“ appetite, aids digestion and-1 11.31
Iciiparette. llut when to the fumes oh at
1:001! blood. in this natural in
the cigarette are added the lucongrui-l Vinol retards waste and
ties of Zozodonl and sachet powder Weakness with “Ms“. giving
in en the waiters turn pale and strong lite to the worn system.
men quiver. i it people in this vicinity only
' Neither does the callbash pipe diop . Izod how Vinol invigorate! old
its ashes on the tablecloth or stain the
lingers. Next week we will write otI
Indl‘ldual “swam“, ' dorstandlng that your money VII!
These thoughts were inspired by Al iroturnod it it. am. not help M-
dermnn Donllng's crusade against the1 Frank H Ba‘kter Drusgist 30
r it in New York. ‘1
ciga e e :Norwaik.
May Prolong Their
At an 1131111.qu use "It!
-—Doan' a Reguleta cure constipation. I
tore the stomach. stimulate the liver.
promote digestion and appetite anll
easy passage of the bowels. Ask your
druggist for them. 25 cents a. box.
a 0
_.»~.—. '..—33”.. ..
AND NOW A WHALE.
Manager Homer 8. Beers, 0!
Homer S. Beers and Company In
Ikets, stated this morning to a Sen 1‘
REFORMATORV DIRECTORS: 'reporter that he has received the c
The directors of the Connecticut signment of a large whole The ll! -
'Iiielorinaton held a meeting W-edncs twill reach him on Saturday “m-
day afternoon at ( lit-1.115131: and spent ton) and will he placed on exhibitlo
some time going mar the new lnsti- 1““? shipment has been made, he“
tutlon. The main building is no“ fron‘ Sandy Hook.
roofed and glassed in and the llrsi set,
of 200 cells are being placed in post-I ‘
tion. Many oi the other buildings at'e‘
coming' along rapidly. it is expected
now that inmates will be received
there about June 1. Superintendent
Albert Garvin stnrtcd yesterday tor a,
ten days” trip to Kansas.
How MA RESEMBLED HiM.
“Tommy you dont take after your! ..
{111111 111111 it (In rout“ '
"No, init'am. ilu:_ gee. you ought to:
ice the urn} mu does sometimes?"—
Exchange.
QflLsmIvs a.
HotelMahackemo a business 68:161.
l. R. CONNOR. Mgr. I GLOVE“:
ssnvrc: AND CUISINE or TO DATE. ”
hares 12 PER DAY AND upwanol “The Place
1
l
1
1111111111 11111115113 75.
Banquets Specialty “"3 PM” 9‘ "1
TEL. CALI. m
l
.
New York, New
Haven 8. Hart-
ford
' RAILROAD $4
1 TIME TABLE TWO groans .
--—~ } Notwalk South NM
In Effect Oct 1.1911.
Reflects Good
Judgment
a...— ~...—....—-.~—- .—
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK I YOU TAKE No CHA
A. .31. l‘J.-i\x. 2.11M, 5.111;. 1111.1, 6.57
17.3mm 14111, 1:171. 11.51:. 11111.1. unzI when you buy g'
ltt‘J'ix. idling. ll :lI'.\.
' l‘ \l. 1" 5M. l.‘.'.th l ‘i.\ il‘iilln. N1
\\'1le1.i.\11.. ‘11s in limb 111 iiiieii .‘"l"11.'
'I ll). 71.. 1. 7.15“. t-. 4" li:‘;.\l '.‘ l'ix.
.. . "' JIM, I". l'u.
Stewa
Sundays.
It. 111- . 5.1191. 111138.11
1 l‘. M 1., .. .111\. 219.1. .11'13. 5. 5M
1 Wx. '1'. -. 1. 521.» a. 'Jl\. ‘.1 .ti'x. in ‘.‘s’ I
New YORK 70 SOUTH NORWALK. : SI ove
l
hzthh. .: 1 . . '
A M. lz-ll‘tx. 5:10. brio. .
ll :.15\. '.I'li'1\ 111:11'.:.\'. 111:11511 11115 n, 11
l'. M i'.‘.:il3\. i...'l|l l.‘1il\. J.oii\. ‘.‘ "
lines " Bin. 4: .‘il l ‘1‘.’\. (1.11511. (1:15. ‘J.1
1‘1: nix G: 1111. 11: in“. h: 111\.s:'1u 11: 111121 11: in I
I l- “ .tl‘lx
lWe will refund money altar
days’ use, if not satiafia
Sundays. .
1; 1111 1. 253., 11:11::x. 111:112x. 11:11:1x.I '
i
I
A.
l'. \i ---'l".t14..'1 ll2\‘. 6:114. 6211111. 7:2“. prices from
:..o\. 9: 3011. ll: Mix. 1': mix. .
—¢--—-
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW
HAVEN.
12:2”. 1:171. 1:5.x. 11:011. 7::a.l
.ix. 4: ml
:-1 .Itix,
'1:11x, .1:
11.6141. izlilx. 11:.111111
till. I
To Bridgeport. Saturdays only-"41:06 p.111.
undaya.
A M «~12 lax. lzllx. l:ii'lx. 1:43, 9M2.
111:11111. 11:11
i. M.~a 111.111.11.111... 11:46. 7:10x. 8:11:11.
10 01K
u—u—i-n.
DANDURV TO SOUTH NOflWALK.
A. tun-mums. 7:23. 11:01». 11:13. 10:03. 11:130.
i‘. M.‘~~32Mix, 11::lllx. s::1e.
Sundays.
A. “Irv-7:55. “:55.
..M "‘6' Oil " 23911
-.—...._
ROUTH NORWALK TO DANBURY.
A. M --i: "0 (daily except Monday»).
8:13. 8:27. 10:0”.
1‘. M «l: lib. 1:31.11. 522111. 0:20. 7:18.
Sundays.
A. M. mil: 15 it): 00x.
1‘. M--2:ll'1. 7:16.
‘..—nun—
NEW YORK To BOBTON.
Stopping at Now Haven. New London
and Providanea.
Laava South Norwaik.
a..~12:12x. 1:1'tx. 11:09. 11211111. 10:31:,
M.:~12 0111. 1:20. 1min. 3:17x. 0214:.
“In Express.
AND OLAQIR 0
011011 Monday anti
unrrao 11111111 W.
a ' tit
1'11. widow 11mm and immune-- « 33m .
SChIICIlmnl'OS-&c& auteotaii'im..nm '- . . - ~. *vmfl
posthumous-a .1... h we , ,, ‘ ’ ” " ’
. ' 111.11 mat-weir we?” 1. .1 1.11. .111. ' 1
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