ll'm Dru gWantsmI- "“"‘
Bridge Pharmacy
Prompt and efficient.
SlillR liliil. llRSEi _/
’soation.
Stomach in march a matter of how
«twice at all an».
Personal attention kir-
ou’l‘to all prmriution
Chair- -for our trolley
butt-om. dome in and
wait for your car.
BRIDGE PHARMACY
J. PARKER. Manager
2‘ In-
_m 41
_aoon you begin taking some Diupup
j-geutive power, why not help the atom-
luch to do its work. not with drastic
l
/
IIIIIIII Ritllllllill "
iiui-ni-urtier Stomaohs Foalir'lna
Five Minutes Alter Taking a
Little Diapettsln
I
The question as to how long you are
doing to coatlnue a sufferer from Indi-
Dyapepuiu or out-ot-order
sin.
If your Stomach iii lacking in di-I
drugs, but u reottfort‘emeat of dined
tive agente, ouch as are naturally at
work III the stomach.
People with weak Stomaoha should
take a little Dlapepaln occaulonallyI'
The weekly devotional service of the l and there will he no more indigestion 5
Epworth League will he held tomorrow lno feeling like a lump of lead in the
evening. in the East Avenue Church.
Seveial poisons will be baptized atI
the eleven o‘clock service
welcome.
The three masied schooner, George
E. Dudley. ls discharging a cargo of
lumber at the Hatch & Bailey docks.I
north of the bridge.
The Young People's Society of Loy-
al Workers will hold its weekly busi-
ness meeting tomoruow evening at the
Advent Christian Church.
I...“
East Norwtilk in baseball mud over
the bulcome of the World's champion-
ship series atid every man jack of
them is on his toes today.
Rev. Charles J. Anderson will prcnch
at the morning and cvcnlntt .Icrvlcca
which will he held ill the Swedish
Con't‘cuutional Church,
morning and cvening.
The Men‘s (‘lnsu of the East Ave-
nue Methodist t‘hurch will hold its
weekly mcctina, tomorrow noon. in
the church; it is requested that cv-
ery Incmhor iit‘ in ntlcndtinco.
Among: tho East Norwalk people
who will attend the New Yot‘k-i’hliav
delphin chumpionuhip game in New
York city. today are Herbert V'. ('lii‘i‘.
John W. Bentty and Howard Beers.
The natural arovvth oyulot‘mcn itrc‘
expccte‘tl home from Bridgeport and
Fairficld. this nttcrnoun. The men
have had a good week of it and they
are expected to he in excellent spirits.
East Not'wulk peopltI urc wonder.
lug what will come of the rented
atrt‘ince against grunting thtI license to
Mrs. Jillilt‘S Loydcn. which \\'llt'l filed
with the county conIIIIlsulont-rn, you-
terdvuy.
Rev. William \V’. (llllleu will pronth
at both the morning anti evening scr-
yices which will he held at the East.
AIcnuc .Victhodist (‘hurch tomorrow.
The choir will render its nodal excel
lent musical scrvlceu.
~..... ..
The Men's. close of the East Ave-
nue M, E. (‘httrch will meet III noon
tomorrow. The lesson utudy will be
on “'l‘hc ltcturr. from the Captivity."
At this tinic Iiiiiiiii will be completed
for the supper to be given \V’etineuda)’
nlvht at the church.
'lhc (ltiolc football team and the
So Ho's ot Spilnnuooii. will play l'tmt-
hall, tomorrow. 'l‘lxia will lilillit‘ tho
tirnt game of tho Henson for the ()r-
lolcu and it in expot It'll that tilt-y will
be uninitiated as among thc top notch
era in the town. this Henson, thelrI
players helm: the pick of the town.
tit-urge it. V'an Aiatyno and par”.
who VVt'lll to l~;nton'u Neck. Loan In-
intd, iI-stt-rdny, lII- Hittii't'il of black-
fish enjoyed tintiattnliy good luclt ar- |
riviuu homo with two httuhciu of filth. ‘
fortune
Art n Ionnlt of their good
maul. in tho district had ilnh for nup
per. the iiIIht-rmen having too much
for their own one.
Citation Glimmer la con-fined to his
home by illness. , l I
patomach and it teatines will be
tomorrow
geated food. Headaches Dizziness or1
symptoms resulting from a sour, out
of-order stomach and dynpepalu too
genetally rolieved
aitci taking a little lllupcpaln.
(to to your thugglet and not a 50
:cent case. of Pupoe lliupepnin now I
land you will always go to the table;
with a hcutty appetite. and what you
cut will tauic good. hccauue ontI
clean
and fresh, and you will know there
are not going to be any more Rlfltil
nights and miserable days for you 1,
'I‘hcy freshen you and make you {colt
llkc lift! in wol‘til llV'lnil.
.....,...... . I . t III-“Mme.” I... M"...
week itlilud near her reuidenco a black
snake which measured nearly six fer-t.
The funeral of James ltnhoney will
be hold from ihtI (‘hurch of the An-
sttnipllon. Monday morning. at it
o‘clock. ,
'i‘hc Weetport baseball team plnycd
tie cloning gumo- tor the season at
liolon Point, Thursday. dclcutlnu lilt‘
Norwnlk learn, 1.’ to 0.
Mrs. Raymond Matron and three
t‘hiidt'cn. who have lit-on upcnillm‘. thi-
hummer in town. left yeuterduy for
their homo in Porto Rico.
The Elm t'liy"ouurtct oi‘ .\'th liIivt-II
t'cndorml scrotal selections. which
wct‘c highly tipplnudcd ot tiltI dance
in National hull 'l‘hurminy owning.
l.otni fiNiItIIIIctI iIIo complninluu 08
It» Sillll‘itigitlwfl cmnliopu, T'ltc) tlilllll
thut hint: bciorc the law was off thc
escallops wct'c tuhcn and that in rc-
sponnihlo for the shortage.
.ltiltit‘tt liiihoucy, the troll known
cartcntcr, tilt-d 'i‘hursduy uvcitltrw~ iii
his homtI in llosovilic iiiuirict utter ti
i'I-w hourn‘ illness of internal hom-
orrhnae. cum-ted h) u lIroltcn blood
vessel. llct-cnrcd wan nhoui fit; years
of age. and, iltltiitlt‘tl hie wile. leaves an
nut-ti father. out,I brother. Thomas. and
four :slh'lct‘u, .Vire llnvid hinhuticy. hirs
Pcicr iiunto-n, litre, Sara luifty. of
thin toun. and Allan t-‘uiru lluhoncy, oi"
Wallllittlurd.
MISS BUTTERY SURPRISED.
Entertainer! I Number of Friends at
Her Hume in Road River.
Mint-I V't-nctn Iiuttcry.
evening, at hcr hoinc.
Iinn being. (outpost-d oi
tulnor.
Mina liuttcry wnti token completely
‘ his home
arotnuincd at contort-tire
to hour the Ioport of tinI ntntlonltllt
but that thc members of
'ihe committee had uuuurmi him jilfll‘
before his departure that ltev. (i. E.
would he rcapptntoed pastor,
of i'onuu tire-1
nuc. with very pleasantly Iturpriacd by: ‘
u number of hot young frlcndu. luui’
'l‘htI cveninlt!
lwith Olit‘ of rain pltItInttttI the author . . .
fun loving,
young ladies and gentlemen and tho .
hostess being It Inout chnrniluit cutcrU
returned Sunday ftom II“ few tluy'Iu
vacation in New York city.
ileIII-y Pcaudrcux of New York.‘
spent the Week-cud at the home of”
hi» son. Claude Peaudreax
.iumeu Zohel of. Vow York city,i
will spend aeteml weekn' vacation at;
the home ot‘ Charles liocho.
Thomas Kelly and Charles Wiley.
of New York. spent Saturday and
Sunday at the home of Charles Roche.
M
It.ev G. h) Richter was officially
appointed to the Slivermine church
for another.year by the utullonln‘
cotnmlttee'ol‘ the Methodist Protest-
ant Conference last Sunday Mill".
Alfred Aiken undertook
l stomach, no heartburn, Sour 113mg, ! bareback on one of hip Inother' II horses
$6113 on Stomach or Belching of undid one day last uuoit. The horse tooli‘aside. "where Iii Dresden?"
' and
Christ (‘liurch tomlortow morning at Sitk Stomach and hesitica. what you lllnnlled Alfred off his back with the many my
All are eat all] not torment and poison your; result that the ltiilt‘r hi now nznuinr "Why?" Iulr."
breath with nauseous odors. All theue' u sIItulned ml»!
to prancing under the trees
._... n“...-
An interesting meetinu of thtI
I“ dye mm"... Friendly Monti (lanes of the Sitter Chlna'
imine Methodist Protestant Sunday?
Itichool was held last Tuesday owning.
'Konneth Gilbeit II ho has been living
in New York city fut some tlmt’ but
but returned to Silveimiuc, to make
with his nitric
Guthrie was elected a member of the
c into-I
An interesting family reunion. was;
Friday oven-l
held in Silvcrtnlnc lust
hill. the occnulon being the 76th
birthday anniversary of him. .‘Ilnry
Guthrie. Mm. tinthriI-‘e brother.
John Hoyt. who has iM‘tHl living for
several years in Brownsville. Texas.
conic back to \‘léll Vuukcclund in
time for hilt sister's birthday celebra-
‘tlon. .Virr. Guthrie's threc nit-'tcrl,
Mid. l‘lllhhnry. of annnav. N. Y.
Mrs. lit-tinted, of Huston. i’n.. and
Mrs. John lioolc)‘ of (trout ilarrlmt
ton_ M‘lbiit. wcrc unto plQ'iiI‘ul to make
the t)(‘( urion niorc t-Iijoynblc. lit’aidt' a
host of the local illntmlltil‘h oi the
‘tinthric family.
John Johnston. the dcloghlt' chosen
it) lllt' ailverutinc .\lcthodiut i'rotcni-
uni thiit‘i'h to I‘oprnsunt (lull church at
tho annual contort-urn held last wcck
:It l'iitnton, Pu, returned on Saturday
night. after hating spent II wry (In-
joyniilc quh at the I'oltfcrtItIt‘c. Mr.
Johnson pt'cecntcd a report to the
church at tho Sunday owning III-rrlco
which \Inu exceedingly appreciated by
thouc who were present. He told
how the New York conference hnd
unitcd with tho T't‘ililiiHHlliiil confer:
cure and that the new name chm-wn
who tho iCIIthrII Annual i‘oult-Icncc oi
the Methodist Protestant church He
uluo reported who had been elected IQ.
acrI-I- an otllt‘ci'n of the conference and,
:I.II rcprc acntntlu u to tho tit-neral t‘on-;
to moot next Milli:
irrtnic \Il. ith is
Ht- aim) nintctl
been tIh-cied to violt‘the New
Court-retire, which liil‘t‘ln in
of weeks, whether that bod.“
flint delegated hlid
Jenny
to nor
would also illlilc with the new hiauiern
«mutt-retire. ilc unit! that he had 110i
committee.
lilclitct‘
of thtI church for another year.
by IturpristtI by tho titliiiltll advent oi|
Ithe ,Iounu pcopic but tptitkli li't‘tWt‘l
lW'l‘lirotIglItIut the eycnintt the usual
IKIIIIIPS Were played and muulcnl uo-
lcctionu loittittl‘titl by some of the more
talented Kilt‘lili-l preheat, the feature
of this part of the program bolus the
renditions of Chariots ilrown. the well-
known and popular vocniiot. Later re-
frcehinonlu worn ucl'vod to which all
did ninplo lttutlco. 'i‘hoivo present
were: Mr. and hire. llomer Buttery.
the Miaueu Mabel Little; Clara Clark.
labile Rona. ttuudn tiandrup, Mabel
Schedo. Leolu Fledier, Lorena nyx-
bee. Vencta Buttery, Miriam Buttery.
iidu Wulkiey. uud the Modern. iiiurl
Roberta. itilmor Catterall. Waldo (liable.
Charles lirown, Nelson Curruthors,
William Webb, 'i‘homun hictilono
George Roux. Charles Schedo and Ar-
Willie Lehn substituted on R. F Dimm- 14:, Walker.
route 12 on ’l‘huruday. *
w.”
Mr. and Mrs. Lenard Gaiilt have
returned from a sojourn in Maine.
Mrtt. Sarah A. Parer lit the guest of
her mother, Mrs. Samuel Elwood.
W
, Eugene Godfrey has completed the; ..
dollar for the new resident: of Min STOW“ “WHOM. take Mien Honey
. lam! {for Compound promptly. -The
[Batik Murmur. W. 1". Winter. In
I t.» .
.Amia fielleck.
“It IIMIII regain mun
into
and consumption.
‘ bronchitic,
monin,
Take Your Common cold: earlouuiy
, Common colder severe and frequent.
, lay the foundation of chronic diseased .
conditions of the nose and throat, and
- may develop penu-
For all
coughs and cold: in children and in
Ml'il. Roheit Aiken and her mother
to ride newspaper.-
.lonoph ‘
i
a couple
long enough
O
. of a good range.
has both.
FOR SALE 3!
Horace R. Nash, Cor. “N. Main & West Sts.
.A "#w
BINGULAR ERROR. CATCHINO ON.
i Little Johnnie had been reading thei Young Mr. Struckett Ritch was cut-
' Iling hla fir-t. meal at a real rentaurant
”What are those?" he asked point-
Iinn at the finger bowie the waiter bruit
"Pa," he uald an be laid the paper:
“Dresden? Why Dresden is in Ger lust bronchi to the table
son.” said MI. Wlue.1
said the waiter.
"till. i know that."
“.Oh. nothing," anld Johnnie. "only;
ithla paper moat be edited by an 18- 1tiltruckett-thch. with remarkable poa-
"i mean are they cut glass?"
5 IIIII Chicago Tribune.
xeramlnu. lie speaks of l)readcn:neuuiou.
wilnrporu Weekly.
w-...._,.___.... a”-.. h... W~~M m-..
Name and reputation are parts i
The Stamford
:‘Thoae are to wash youi fingers in.
l
rejoined younu
N the Future
DONotBlame
Your Razor
gOCIOOOOQ . . . .
No More Honing or Grinding
required on any style razor. for with BAILEY'S
VERY SHARP DRESSING
on your strop. this is all eliminated
One Thousand , Shaves for 25c
Can you figure the cost per share? Do not throw dull
hidden away, but titrop them; a wonderful discovery that
uppculu to all men Acts like maalt ; has no equal. it you
shuvc, you can't afford to be without it. I‘. it. Ballet"!
Very Sharp
(TRADEMARK)
d ScientificPtepmtion that will put
a Perfect Edge on the Dullcst Razor
And ll guaranteedto Itivo perfect untilinctlon to the most
ukepttcal pet-Ion. or Ive will refund purchuue price wil-
lingly; we cannot do more,
A 25c Box of Very Sharp
contnlna enough treatment to keep your ralor Itrop in
mII'fectIrondltion for ucvorul years. No neccuutty will
ever arise for huvtuu a razor board or sharpened. than
making your shaving Lplcaaure.
To all the Sentinel reader- who have availed them~
itelI'ciI of the Special Safety Rotor Uutdt. or to any 0M
elite, no are now prepared to supply them with a box of
the celebrated "Very Sharp" Strop Drooling. which is
ptiaruntccti to put a perfect edge on tho dulluli rotor.
This article iii positively sold only by The Sentinel to it.
readers. and cannot be purchned in any store. it will
be Ill?“ 0'”? "’7 Immmnmauuuu
Five Premium Coupons Cut from
The Sentinel and 25c
So do not throw dull bladou away. but uli‘op them and with
iiailcy‘s“\'cry Sharp Dre-ulna. your old biotic: will be
equal to new. You run begin cutting out (‘ouuottl at any
time, and when you have five (‘l‘tflm‘tltlh‘v numbI-in bring
them In The Sentinel office w‘ith 2ft cont-I in cuh. and
get a box of thin cechrated Drooling.
Cut Clan to the Pom!
Thick end! or tlIln-woni,
silk or co ton—it your shear is
iIWlu it will make a clean
Cut the full lcnxth of the blade
1wllhout‘chtewiug" or ‘pinclt- l
n g.
Win! it the standard with
tailors, mmntmns and others
who use a pair of sheets as a
working tool.
Winn sham-II and minor: cost
no more than the III/era 2. but
they will slit ax alt-roan stand
more hot and continuous
work than any other-«in the
factory, cutting room or the
hutseho id
ail—lit km a lull tin oi Ila
than out Sciumntc if you do
not find them satisfactory
in every way andthevct
but you over purcha "
you can return same it! ..
our store and we will It
cheerfully refund the full I
amount you paid.
CHAS. E DOW
Seven Good Reasons Why You
. Should Try Very Sharp
1 “Very Sharp given to the rotor blade the keetiuut char»
in: edge over procured
2.— I-1‘here ll nothing like Very Shaun Acid like titanic.
3.»~V’ery Bhurp make: every above with the name blade
perfectly cattlfactory.
t.~—throp rotor with Very Sharp and you will never have
the annoyance of It tough heard or I tender liliil.
h.-‘rho bent razor made cannot give a clean and utte-
fuctory shave tinieiiti it be honed occasionally..but by
using Very Sharp tot directed thin in eliminated.
6m Not one in a thou-and can 'hone a razor but by in-
in Very Slurp there ll no occasion for honing
73* having troubles are not canned by I ndor razor but
by poor condition of the ruor.
‘r‘Vey Sharp? Cuoopn
Number 22
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».jn;g't'uhgnfiifliJZ-ZII‘I’
v'~.n;a;~;"2' “WWI! "
, tom»: Miran-«wt «III-Izmir ”one
Window
Display
--AT—-
PRICE’S
$15.00.
LION SHIRTS
SUITS
AT A POPULAR PRICE
Blues. Brown, Grays
OVERCOATS..
. .......... $I.oo
NEW NECKWEAR ....... 50c
FANCY VESTS
SHOES—Tan and Gun Metal
Button and Lace
Newest Shapes
$18.00.
. $15. $20. $25
PRICE’S Clothing Store
98 Washington Street
at all prices.
11 Wall Strut
Starting n fire in your hcutor yet?
(in) "and if it doesn't work right let us kncw at once!
Phon- .- No. 1185-2.
if not_ do so to:
Meanwhile you'd hotter have an Oil Store or Gas
Heater to take the chill off the rooms.
We have theta
The Jones & Hotchkiss Co.
ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY FURNISHED
Phone 742 Norwaik’, Conn.
LOO at the 4-door, 30
h. p. Touring Car
Equipped with silk mohair top, wind Ihield, sac and oil iamnl. Bosch
magneto and Mil; everything first-elm. Guaranteed for one year by
the manufacture", for $1525.
F. E LOCKWOOD- & CO.
Garage. Water Street. Not-walk. Conn.
89 Wall “rut-(Phone)
For full particulars call or address
Storm
are a good investment.
the coat bill and add comfort to the home.
them in any lite and utyle.
The Hatch 8t Bailey Company
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Telephone. 46.
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything.
\\ hen wlntcr
Sashes
lhcv mu“-
furnish
winds blow
We run
Notice
During July and August
our lion will clou on But.
urdayl at 1 p. m. At your
urvioo every other week
day from 7 a. m. to o p. m.
m
E. E. Gotham
. Decorator
10 Pint It» In! Norwalk
Telephone Four One Six
W w.-. . -.
Daily Line to N. Y.
For FREIGHT Otilit
Wt Propeller-I leave Plot
n. lint River. New York (foot
:“mvor ctr-ct). new day to:-
Wfiafi' at I II I. Freight
molt iikmul up to t p.
comm ap‘to 6:80
rim.“ mt Compton
m an new
THE NEW SCIENCF.
Definition of Chiropractic
(‘hlroprttctlc is the aclcace of tho
cause of the disease and the art of ad-
joining thtI name. lllscnrca are caused
by a wrench, twlut or sprain ln tbt
buck. Evcli if done in childhood ll
crcaleu pinched nerves and pain in
later lilo in the dlflercnt mound and
itmbl.
i‘hlropt‘arlora remove the come of
this dlaonue and pain. and iIt'II‘Itll in
rectorcd throfttth harttioulring tho Ml:
norm iiyittotnu in your body.
Nervouuncrn. Rhelllliilllhm. Pnrulv~
till, ileIIIt Kldncy and Female Dir-Iv
cttucti nio given Itpoclal attention: also
Curvature of the Spine too will
never rcxrct gIIinIt Chiropractic I
chance to help you
T. FRANCIS. D. C.
M WAGHINOTON 81280. NOIWALK
Magnetic Treatment: Given Aldo
a“... _ 7,,
HILLSIDE
(Founded by Elgzgheth Burr Mud,
is l
A School for Girls
PROSPECT HILL. NOIWALK
The School will open for the Fail *‘
Term on Thursday.
19”. at nine o'clock.
College l’repuratory
Courses for older girls; Kindergarten.
Primary and intermediate Down-
menil for little girls and boy. under
ton ysan. l-‘rench taught in all
graded Atran emeutu made for much
ins children w 0 one the trolleys and
for curving II but. luncheon. Term: and
illustrated booklet on application.
The Principal too he can at the
School any moral."
Mouth. '
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September in,
and (30me
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