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Evening sentinel, Friday, October 20, 1911 · page 4

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Filled
It the

itsDrquants
Bridge Pharmacy

Prompt and efficient
entries at ell times.
Personal attention giv-
en to sit prescription
work.

Chairs for our trolley
pstrons. Come in and
wait for your cur.

DRIDGE PHARMACY
J. PARKER. Manager

 

 

 

 

James Parker, the Washington street
bridge druggisl. has been making a
visit in Bridgeport.

Mr, and Mrs. Frank Raymond and
son. Clifford. of East nvonuc. spent last

Saturday in S-tepney. visiting Mrs.
Herbert .loyv'e.
Substitute Lellrl' (‘nrrier llarry M!

Huhhell covered the route of James
H. liant’ord, Wednesday, while the lat-
ter enjoyed a vacation.

 

Harold iluudlc has been substituting:
for Frank Ferguson. who enjoyed a:
vacation yesterday on driver of one ol
James ll. Rumllo‘s wagons. I,

John llusscn, n well-known oyster-3
man, accidentally fell on rbonrd Wed-i
nepduy, while utte-mpfln: to cut lui.)l
his boat. Several now who were in
the vicinity. after consideruoh- IiifFI-.
culty. assisted..\ir. Hussen (Hit or the:
Willel‘.

Horace Saunders. who is one of Emt
Norwallt's. natural growth oystt-rmun.
has been at his home here during the.
past two days of storm. but has since
rendition work on lilt' beds of! liriduo
pot". whose he has been having extol-
lent luck.

 

Miss Elizabeth \l‘ilmot anlnzgx' and
Robert Charles (‘hostr-r Smith \voro
united in marriage on" your urn yes
terdtty at the- home of tho litiie, 1'.-
Usllorn tIveluv. Rm Hitch ll. t'urpon
fer. till 11 pastor of the South Norwnllt
But its: t‘hurI-h, ()th lntvd, and he was
assisted by He'll .hl‘i’t-Ii li. lir‘vutwvlt

wawmwwwmwmmu—INMQQ w

Get our ‘

M 3 ’
.‘ .

and

Instead of properly
nourishing, it will clog I

Your blood will be poor and

 

MANY HAVE Auro ashes.

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The food
. you eat is
worse than
worthless if your
digestive organs
are out of order.

Danbury Fslr Officials Considering
Hanging "Off . Postponed Events.
irvinf; lifSippcrlcy, of West avenue,
who was one of the. contestants enter-
itid in the liunbusry iI‘IIlr automobile
rates, which were called off because
. of a wet truck recently, said yesterday
;Ihnt there is a movement on foot to
ihold the races within a short time. on
‘. tho linnhury li‘nlr truck.
Among those entered wore lrvinx
iii. and Everett ‘Slppcriey. llr. Alvin
. if). Wadsworth and John Pierce. all law
you] men. There. were six curs entered
‘in all. among which was a little liup~

poison the system.

 

till t ion UFE .
Those Interested, Please Read»

Fresh sir and exercise. with proper
food snd‘a suiiioiont amount of sleep.
are the essentials.

Under such a regime of living.
norms cannot develop. and many diu-
suses are prevented. ‘

Should the system require a tonic.
take only such as you know their in-
gredients-such is Vinol, which is is
delicious combination of the health-
glving properties of the ‘cods' livers,
with all the useless grouse eliminated
and tonic iron added, happily blended

 

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impure and your nervous system 3
thoroughly run down. i
Consequently you should take
immediate steps to secure the healthy l
activity of the stomach, liver and j
bowels. To this end you should try i

EEC ' '

They are a wonderful medicine. After
taking a few doses of this famous family
remedy you will lose the digestive
disturbance that is at the root of
your trouble.

Youwill gather tone and energy
with returning appetite and
you will be little likely to
relapse into ill-health. and
your food will be of real
value to you in making
blood, muscle and
strong nerves-~for
Beecham’s Pills
actually

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Help
Food to
N o u rlsh

Al sill dru'flets. in hates. "it... ‘51:.
Dinah-solenoidnhoiem flhsnolel.

 

0i Bi‘ilifit‘lrl f, -

’l'lm when. storm bus partly roam-rd
the tmittt‘ul onto-r grounds oft ii: i.1:o
putt. nrnl ii is t'uan-Ii flint t‘otisitleru»
lilo tiutnuut- hum ’m-wn dour. limb ‘ir.
bronchi hm ' non:- of tln- l'IusI Nor
Wil (FIN (-i‘l'wl llml flit-l
will pi‘ohulily wr" “'itill‘l‘u‘.‘ he l'llllliit’i
led in (‘t‘.l§i' tpvrti’imt.~'.
part
it is now too Em d um}; (‘iill‘illil’l
Steed.

 

than no it
nu tho imam
(If :ho- sI-I tins town l't‘nl-Hi'tl. null

l:|o|

«(ituirtuniv iitvlll‘} SolzI-r was host
lmi nigh:
. romonstrnnu- «use :Iunmst liit' uppu‘.
onllou'of Mrs. Mary innit-n for the
(runs?! ' ol' iii‘r i. it- hushuntl's liven.“-
for u saloon on tho Washington Street
bridge Robert Sunnwl
Hamil on. 'l‘homns Villuuo. .ltInII-s l’nr
kt'r. Sn‘nuol W. Ruling: null t‘.it'l A.
Anderson wI-ru among those who won'
to l‘rlduvporL this tno ‘nlniz, to umwn!‘
before llif- county t-ominlesonmr.

M’Hill: suopoonns in the

.losvlovslty.

-—-—SATURDAV ONLY.
Mnrroi flour. por hug. 7:10
Best ('i'vnlllvl‘y butter, per in, :‘.‘.h-.
3 pints. White Rose ()iiillll'iil. 23v.
’ A. Sfull, (‘ottune urcnuo.

NEW DEVELOPMENT OF ZIONIBM.

it but: been one of the anomalies of
an nuitutlon which had for its oth-rt
tho restoration of the .iI-wirih people
in the hind of their forofntln-ru. that.
for many yeurn l’iili'tiililti itself should
have fullun into the background. A
f'nrtion led by i. zunuwlll ulmudoued
the original idou of Theodor Hortrl.‘
and spent many busy year» in IIet-liimt1
n nito for n Jewish territory olumvlic"?
than in the Holy hand. There arc few
unoccupied areas of the world that
more not at one time or number
brought forward as an appropriate lo.
cation for the New Juden. lightning
Booth Africa. Morocco, Argentina. (tr
reunion. were discussed end abandon-
ed. The formal resnon was that the
proposed site was unsuitable gm one
around or another. The true reason
was that Zionismwithout Zionmthnt
is, Psiestlnemheld absolutely no air
tmctions to the Jewish masses. The
movement heeded by Mr. Mom!" has
virtually caused to he s factor in Zion.
ism. it was unropri'osented at. that
lest congress. After years of hesita-
tion and s greet deal of stumbling in
the. dark. the originsi idea of a Jewish
home in the hoiyrisn‘d has rotisserie-ti
itself; on It more modest scale than
when it first presented itself. but for
‘thst var meson more premlstng of
results.“- ew York Post.

my»...

new .... scrotum

was: um

‘t‘llnton WM the hostess of the Siuio

The mutual tnwtlniz contort in May.
The Federation president in Mrs. W. ,‘I _
ll. Phipps. of Wiltorhury. l Cut Cl C0 ‘ Point

r

,, “m" “Haul. NOTES l CASE rINISHED: DECISION as.

SERVED.

'Ifu‘ thristtnn Slinznmis
nanny: that'lvn ll. Lloyd and hello)“
t'tmlwt‘, ul Hunt?! Nuru’fiih. With
plt‘tvd tn the Hunt of l‘onuion i'lrtts.
liridwpmt, islnil‘i‘ilii}. hut litt‘ j'lil’dt‘
lIl‘~ dw'idon \iim‘ltl') .\:-
hills. 1 .\'III\ York rtiv, nt lllll' lillll‘
tun-blunt of tho ilvl‘unti Mrrrunllit‘
limit} and tnwuttnpnt t,‘onIpIm.I. was
on tiw stand to tell who: disposition
With illiitli‘ of lbw money of u inruc nuur
.lmi oi lnwui NIH-Nuts

‘Kfif‘ l‘l

.‘mrunik lilrh Siimnl l.» in ur‘vilvtz' ‘
tors of .\l:Ir_\‘:~.
\lililmviiii ill
.I gunn-
'l‘hv:~u II-nius huII- nmnr
but it

trim i-i :uwt l‘." S:
Yoonn \lvn'u t

l’nri.‘ tomorron tlilt’i'liilliil tn

.. rout
.Iah :I:

oi l‘ontlitil‘
ill-cl in mtttwt of
Will to rc-mtmlwrrtl how the leh
r‘uhmd slippq-ti “on tin-
rloh \I‘uun lilo lf‘tlillh‘ illi‘l
but lv-iti. ‘l'b.- promisih it)
lw linen-stint: one and intro
numlwr export to nut-lid.

.tm', \I (I
iltlH uuiuro
(J

N”. t-l‘ul i_l\'l‘l'
iliil‘if‘lNlii
Hill 3 I'fil

.tl. ll

T0 PRISON FOR LIFE.

.
'l‘llr Noru‘nlk llluh S. hool 'liitittto";
i‘fl]]]|‘ Hill )i’Slt'l'Iiii)‘ [0;- ti“- nrflt Hmp‘ iiiililiii'li‘iii‘i'l‘. UH l'lelIiitl ”i
untl it provos illll rt-sllm: t‘v;ullii’:. tho “Willi“ “1|" *' “i“‘i‘i‘d i” “'1‘ impris-
nmv “film-rs munuitinst lllt‘,‘ ul'fnlrs. of U’illli'n‘ by ind-tr Silillii‘lfli in ”l9 5“"
“H. hair'l‘ vxrulhntll‘. Epm‘lor t‘ouri limo yesterdui. lie was
,. . ,. . wonvit trti imit Friday of murder in the
WOMEN'S CLUBS lN CLINTON. Escronrl decree in shooting l‘lfll‘it‘u t‘n-
...- Ipuio in this my on July til lust.
Ststo Federation Entertainer! by Lit-i
erary and Thimble Club. I
t‘l.i.\"i‘t).\'. um, L'u,~«--t=w,uu every mom In The optional.
port of tho ututu toduy (Innw wouwn'

Lift .

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land a social hour followed.
‘ U‘ 1' I ‘3'!
pumps Mittens our gum lift for hm A--~’.\lllwuukee Sentinel.

Money wull invested-wan Advertise .

 

 

lntorontnd urtlwlr in the club more-
Inout. Literary and 'l‘hlInlilo (‘lnh (If

i“t'lli*llliillll for tho uutuum meeting.
The lion-oration ut prosont is illfltii' up
of ill local clubs, which how on illllv
iiregIII-I lilt‘illlil'l’nlllp of 3.500. This
was the first gathering to be held un-
notl the new hy-lnwu, which provide
thut ull nit-inborn uiigiblo Inuy nit-end.
liorotoforo the full mention was the
council of presidents to talk 0V0!
informally the plane for the winter.

 
 
 
 

Tho (‘llnton Club has 27 members}
and Miss Elisabeth Bacon is the pros-
ldont and Stay E. l.. Eliot inducers»
tsry.

The day's pronem opened with n
meeting of the executive bosrd in
the parlors of tho Methodist Church,
Rev. Mr. Plckop‘. tho psstor, lending
in prsyur. Miss moon. the local pros-
tdent. extended s welcome to the vis-
item.

The club presidents outlined their '
plans for full end winter work and

 
 
 

Thick oods or thin-wool,
silk or co ton—if your sheer is
a Win“ will make A clean
cut the full Ien h of the binds
without “chew n1” or“ pinch-

in .

Wise is the stsndsrd with
isllors, mmstmm sud others
who use I pair of sheets as s
working tool. ,

Wise sham snd scissors cost .
no more than the avers a. but
they will sta sharp so stand
more hsr sud continuous
work than any other—do the .
factor . cutting room or the ~

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

the topics suggested were discussed house id.
until lunch tints. ., ‘i Cell-RIM I fell llsssifliss
The church and the parlors were Moselieiuuudt. lfyoudo ‘

not find them satisfactory
in every way sndihsv'cg
but you ever put-cits , ~
you can return same to .

our store, and we will
cheerfully refund the full
menu! you paid.

bright. with autumn leaves and clw ,
tors of duhilss, carrying out the Fed-
orstlon color scheme of rod. ‘

in the afternoon Mrs. Henry Wade
Rogers. of New Haven. spoke upon
"Household Economics as Related to
Good Clitseuship."

The United flutes exhibit or forest-i
ry chests was in chum or Miss

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

in a mild, medicinal wine.

For this reason Vinol is regarded
so one of the greatest body builders
and invigorators for aged people. it
invigorate»: and builds them up, and
keeps them up.

We sell Vinol with the understand
in; that if It dons not give satisfac-
tion the price will be returned.

Frank H.
Norwalk.

mobile.

The probability of holding the races:
is causing not 11 little interest. in The
Norwsilts and in Dunhury, for nutomo;
bile racing is u upon. which attracts'
the crowds.

BUCKiNGHAM W. R. C. iNBPEC-
TION.

M the regular mootlng of Bucking.
listn W. it. C., No. (lo. last night, they -
were visited by Department inspector. .. JOKE ON NAPOkEON.

M“ ‘l.)uxbur)'. of New Haven. Th9". Napoleon was returning from Run~
work was satisfactorily performed n‘iid ' sin.

“9° "‘9 ““0““ of relic! work done. “L Gathering the urontrout about his
pleasing surprise. After expresslngjmm he remarked: “The wriuther
hen-pleasure "t being with “5' meeting . mun appears to be doing a Russian
closed in form. A fine supper served luminous."

Wishing.

Baxter, lirugglst, South

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

To all the Sentinel readers who have availed thonr
selves of the Special Safety Ruor Outfit, or to any one
vino. We are now prepared to supply them with s box of
the celebrated “Very Sharp“ Strep Dressing. which is
guaranteed to put s perfect edge on the dirtiest manor.-
Thls ilriii‘lt‘ is positively sold only by The Sentinel to Its
readers. and cennot be porches-9d in any store. it will
be given only for

Five Premium coupons Cut from
The Sentinel and 25c

80 do not throw dull hinder nwny. hut strop them and with
itslley's"\‘ery Sharp Dressing. your old blades will be
equal to new. You cunbogin cutting out t‘oupons at any
time. and when you have five consecutive numbers. bring
them to The. Sentinel office with 25 cents in rush. and
got it box of this coobrstsd Dressing.

Seven Good Reasons Why You
Should Try Very Sharp

l.--Very Sharp xives to the razor blade the honest simv-
in'f sdno ever procured.

2r» hero is nothing like Vary Sharp. Acts likeI magic.

8.—-Vsry Shsrp makes every shave with the sums blade
perfectly satisfactory.

traitor) rssor with Very flhnrp and you will never have
the annoyance of a tough board or s tender skin.

h.-—'l‘he best rnsor mndo cannot give u charm and ssils-
factory shove unless it he honed occsslonslly. but by
union Very filter: as directed this is eliminated.

EWNO one in st oussnd out hope is razor, but by us-

, in Very Sharp there is no occasion for honing.

[Manning troubles ere not caused by s poor rusor but
by poor condition of the rotor.

 

 
 

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“3.3,. “opium-.53.!- s‘epme_s.e,u,n III‘I’I

“Very Sharp” wCoupon-

Number A, 26 .

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Whereupon half his army deserted. '

 
 
 

 
 

SUITS
AT A POPULAR PRICE

$15.00. $18.00.
Blues, Brown, Grays

OVERCOATS ..... $15, $20, $25

LION SHIRTS ........... $1.00

NEW NECKWEAR ....... 50c
FANCY VESTS

SHOES—Tan and Gun Metal
Button and Lace
Newest Shapes

 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 

 

 
 

 
 
 

 

 

 

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PRICE’S Clothing Store

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

melting your shoving n pleasure. i .'

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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I :TLW‘M‘WH‘WM’ ‘1 ‘m W 98 ‘vaShlngton Street .
t ‘ “A Phon No.1185-2. .
WOOOOOOGOOCPGOC“
W-,_—~_~_W I ._.. _ u- .—
l ” .
N the Future ‘ ? 'l‘t) SETTLE the hosting problem for you with the!
its! System of" Heating, Stoves 11nd Ranges. the
0 nichnumd Range, this and Oil llcatcrs. in some houses
. 0 ame { iilt'lt' is no heat on the top floors- for the cold rooms
lurk out a gas heater sold by
Your Razor 0" US 1 he Jones & Hotchkiss Co.
, ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY FURNISHED Ar
17 Wall Street Phone 742 Norwalk, Conn.
t. “DWOOQWWWWflQ; . I
No More Honing or Grinding . t th 4-d 30
required on any style razor. for with BAILLY‘S ’3 I loo 3 e 001‘,
l 0
your SHARP DRESSING i h. p. Touring Car
0" your SHOP, this is ali'climinafcd l Equipped with silk mohair top. wind shield, gas and Oil lamps. Bosch 1
‘- megneto snd coil; everything first-class. lunrantecd for one year by
One Thousand Shaves for 256 . i the manufacturers. for £1525. For full particulars coil or address
(no you figure the cost per shuvui’ lto not throw dull i F. E LOCKWOOD & CO_
histlon away. but strop them; a month I'lut Ilisruwr)‘ that ‘
mm...” to all men. Arts in... insult. 1,“ m. «tutti. [5 Fm, 39 Well Street—(Phone) Garage, Water street, Norwad-c, Conn.
show. you can‘t nffmi to be without .t. i‘. ll. Bailey‘s
WWW?» ‘ ' ‘ .’ ‘ ” WWWrtumxfim
i; .§
I‘ O i. ti.
TRADE sumo Th H t h & B l C
‘ e a C at ey ompany .
A Scientific Preparation that will put 50“” “RWAU‘t C°N"- l
P If Ed h D ll R a Lumber and Mill Work for Everything ‘
a e cct go out e u est azor . W
F ephons. 45.
And is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction to the most : y ' ,
skeptics] person, or we will refund purchase price wil~ .-
I lingiy; we cannot do more. ; R B
l is mining rapidly in popularity as a substitute for huh and '
A 25 BO f V Sh l planer and Willi'Dtillt'l‘. it is susceptible of :m intlnito variety
C X 0 ery am of artistic designs for walls and ceilings and permits of a "
i \\‘ltl(l scope for individual prefermcnt and tar-to. We are agents
contains enough treatment to keep your rssor strap in . and keep a large 5,”.in on hand.
perfect condition for several yours. No necessity \vlil ' .
ever Minn for having a razor honed or sharpened, thus _s . 51‘

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lTHE mums

; , Definition of Chiropractic .

. ,

i (‘hli‘onrat‘tic is the science of this

0 l C e {cause of the disease and the art 0! sd‘u
Ejnstlng tho sumo. Diseases are caused».

1hr n \vronI'lI. twist or sprain in [M
lunch. I-Iwn if done. in childhood iii:C
icrontcs pint‘lird nerves and pain in
.inter life. in the different organs end
' limbs.
i t‘iilroprurtorn remove the cause“
lthls liitwnst‘ nnIl pain. und health it
roattii‘t'd flu-moth harmonizing the st:
nerve systems in your body.
henchmen. Rheumatism. minim
sis, licurt. Kidney and Female Bil-xi
:eusos nre given special nitcntlon; silo
3(7nrvsture of the Epine. You wil ,
'nevor regret giving Chiropractic s
chance to help you.

'1‘. FRANCIS. D. C.

94 wnsnmoron or. so. notiwsus
Magnetic Treatments Olven Alsoi

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During July end August

 

our store will close on 8st-

 

 

urdsys st 1 p. m. At your

 
 
 

service every other week

 

day from 7 e. m. to 6 p. m.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

W

E. E. Gorham

Decorator

10 Pint 8%..
TciephonetFour One Six

lest Norwslk

 

HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Maharhcmo Hotel—«iii. ii. Emitter
H. Younx. C. lismmlu. (7. w. Dupe

 

 

 

 

 
 

I . to. end Ionth Nmelk up to than

 
 
 

 

A. R. Dumas, E. house, 8. Sum
New Yin-k; A. C. Deck. Somervilie,
Y.; H. Hultqun. New B in; W. i
dell]. Waterbury; J. ’i‘ooihondlor, B
ton; it. it. Hughes, Jr., Nysclt. N. 3'.
(too. D. innsgan. Budnlo, NI Y.;
E. Moyomss. Providence. R. L:
Queen. Clarkshurgh. N. 3.: asst
'i’reenstein, Bridgeport; H."
Brooklyn. N. Y.; F. R. Ward. (3.
. Erhardt. M. 8. Painter. New Hui.
H. S. Webher. lisrfiord. Ct; it.
Hurlhutf, Wilton: .1. M. Layton,
'8. Jones. F. Busby. it. institution

Win “WWII. with," '

 

 
 
 
 
 

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Daily Line to N. Y.
For FREIGHT Only

l'reisht Propellers. ieeve Pier
l8. Beet River. New York (foot
at Dover street). even dsy tes-
.oept Bender) st 8 p m. l‘rotnt
received st ivorwslk up to t p.

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 

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