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.You‘havea momentum.
; ‘nboutit. ‘Securebi approval
“It l‘llled
tour Drugwallts it the
Bridge Pharmacy
Prompt and ancient
service It all times.
Personal attention giv-
en to oil prescription
work.
Chairs for our trolley
. patrons. Come in and
wait for your car.
BRIDGE PHARMACY
J. PARKER. Manager
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Miss Clarissa Belts has moved from
No. 70 Fort street to the. corner of
Van Zuni avenue and Fort street.
The Junior league of the East Ave-
nue Methodist Episcopal Church. hold
a very successful meeting, yesterday.
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Sciiock, of
No. 2 Sellov'k avenue. are today ceic-i
hrntlns: the Monty-second anniversary
of their marriage.
East Norwulk busebuil and football
enthusiasts nro nnain. as the.
weather has clonrcd and both sports
can onco more be enjoyed.
busy
The Uriolc football loom \vili piny
the 'l‘igcrs. tho l‘ol‘mcr champions of
Bridgeport. tomor ow ai'tornoon, at
the usual lot in this place. and it good
some is expected.
Conductor: Charles M. Williams. of
the East nvcnuo. trolley lino. is orbit
biting the photographs of the fifty-
foot whulo, which he saw on tho houcb
at Ocezlll City. on is roccnt. trip south. l
A lztl‘po number of rcuitlonts of tho
EIst Sido ultcnded the production of
“A (‘nse 0 Suspension." at Music
,cr’s, ’ _.
rumor...
is not a drop of eIcOhoI in it.
darbrdar... Aslcyoqr doctor
first. then ahead. M2331;
M...”- .- .— «mm.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Prior are re»
aiding“ in .4116 Keenan summer resi-
dence on Compo street for the win-
ter.
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llnrry Hurruclounh has been unable
to uttend to his duties at Willowhrook
Cemetery, this week, owing to an ut~
‘tack of the grip.
w.-
Mtr. and Mrs. Frank Wokomun, of
Cruise Highway, are to celebrate their
26th wedding unniversnry on Saturdny
evening, Oct. 28th, by giving a recep-
tiOn to their fricnds.
and neighboring towns.
.loel Banks, n_hlghly esteemed and
widciy known and .respectod citizen.
and one of the oldest. residentsA of the
Forms district, passed away early
Tuesday morning at his home in that
pinco, utter a lingering illness with
complications incident to old one. The
deceased was 85 years of age and is
survived by two daughters. Mrs. Dr-‘
riilo Nichols of l-lull’s Farms and
Mrs. F. (ihlohestcr of New Cannon, and
sovornl grmnichlidrcn. Tho. funeral
was hold at his home «Thursday or-
' tctnoou at. 2 o‘clock. Rev. E. ii. Olm-
stead. pastor of the Greenfield llllt
Conm‘csmtionul Church, officiated. in.
tcvmont. Oak Lawn (kunetery.
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Mrs. A. it}. Turney ls spending to
day in Norwalk.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Williams will
spend tho winter in Wcstport.
Mrs. l.. M. Gould is about again nt’~
tor sevcrui dnys sovcrc illness.
.l. iiiil t-lnydor. lcnvos town Monday
to 51101“, the Maria in llcsdiun. in:
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Mr. nud Mrs. Benjamin llcsnctt, oi
Roddinn‘, huvc been in town this weckf
Mrs. Surnb Waterbury hos rctnrnod
to Stamford uftcr spending a tow duys
in town.
t‘barioe Echuollo bus rotttrlicd to
_ looser, gimme...
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Attorney—Gonertsl Light Bays Tron!
um and Comptroller Were Not
In Contempjt. .
HARTFORD, Oct. 21.-Attorney-
in the superiod court yesterday to the
order recently tiled by Clarence Dem-
ing and others of New anon culling
upon State Comptroller Thomas D."
Bradstreet and State Treasurer (loo~
.. '0 ti. Lippitt, of Norwich, to show.
of court for puying gratuities to eleven
newspaper men who reported the pro—
ceedings ot the last general assem‘
biy In the toes of up infunction which
tho plaintiffs nilege restrulned the
ipuynient of gratuities.
‘ 'l‘ho unswer or the uttorney-gouersi
is In substance thui nclther the state
comptroller nor the state treasurer
are in contempt because the resolu-
tion under which the gratuities were
paid was not the some as the one
inguinal which the injunction was nim-
god. The answer goes on to any that
the restraining order was fully ro-
spocted by tho defendants and that
the allegations set iorth In the con-
tempt ordor arc extraneous.
KILL odes.
WOMAN TRIEB TO
Arrested and Taken to Miltord for}
Trial—Child May Die. i
ilcspondency over having to i’ncei
n cold and cruel world with n five).l
iwoeks-oid baby, when she had a;
hurd enough time making her ivuyi
niono is considered to be the csusol
{or Annie Osborn, of 343 French
About. liriducport. attempting lntsntlw
chic on Washington bridge. in lhnt
city. Thursday night. As it is her st~
totupt will probably ho succossiul as;
“to baby is not considered to hovel
‘gmorc than a lighting chanco to live!
i’l‘hc one responsible would likely bnvoi
incrcr been known iiutl she not return".
iod to the bridge this xuorniur. proba-
gbiy prompted by curiosity or rennrsc‘
to taco how her attempt bud niatorial-.
iZl‘ti. Silt! was rocoznizod uud. whileg
'iliiiord oilicors, iollowod tho our ln‘.
basic. flint wls utlophonod to tho
‘iititigcport dcpurtthont and Ilolcctivoi
l't tor ii. iinli mot titc cur as: it rout-h ‘
ed the oontor of the city and mart-stud .
this \vtrutod woznnn. Hit») bus when?
illitit to Milford {or n homing. i
. The portion ndmiltod sht- wus Ihci
limolhcr oi the child. ’
ENGLISH lN SWITZERLAND.
Swiss itlnniish uiwuys scents design,
rd to round «ff thc sccnwy with the;
itJli‘ii of humor. For yours tho boot in;
n London writcr‘s collection bur; boon;
on inscription by n pnth lending in o:
watotiali uonr Moitinncn, which ovv‘é
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Hell, lust evening. and aided tllocituse llcddlnn, ntior spcnding two monthspmnm ”m u H,” mm ncccssury im'.
01’ the obi indicu' homo.
lighted with the play.
All Wt-l'o tit--
'I‘hort will be u baptism at tho Ad- WW?" 5111"“??? (‘R‘W‘d “Y “N“! “”0“." t-ltrusbor; t‘;t.ilt‘lil‘lli notice, “{‘Xtii‘qtsfit
vent Christian (‘hurch toznorrow oven-
ing at 'i p. in. Tim pastor, Rcv. l.. li‘fi
Reynolds will ottlcinto. liciotc tho
baptism. ho will dclivcr the third il' ‘-
turc in u series on ".\isn." ills spcciui
cubical being “His ilostiny."
A fillhi itctwoon two intoxit‘uicd
men at the oust end of the iridgo \vns
witncsscd last night by u uimbt-r or
people who were returning to lhcir
homes nbout. 6 o'clock. 'i‘ho combat-
Ints wero hustled out of the way ho»
{org tiie'ofilCeI‘s nrrivod on the scene.
A chungc was made in the trolley
aervloe in Hunt Nor-walk. this morn—
lnz. which wns Mtprectnied by the pn-
trons ot the company hero. Tho pus
Iengers cominu trom tho iloncdict
Form section. and due at tho. switch
It 7:24 o‘clock, wcro. curried right
through to South Norwnlk. without the
lnconvoulenm or ohsnslnn ua horcio-
tore ut the junction. This obviated the
necessity of wuding through tho. mud
and wutor ut the point whcrc the trunn-
fer is made.
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in town.
i‘biilo (iorhnrdl. is suitor-inn from
from his wuuon.
Mrs. Lorcn iluvirt nnd Iltllc son
huvo roturncd to llothel utter a two
wooim‘ visit in town.
t
The fuucrni at Mrs. Thomas lion-
nctt was held from hor home in \'n
Icy Fume. chnosdey.
Mr. und Mrs. Frcdorick llurritl, will
roccive a iurne numbor of their trlonds
this cvcnlnn in honor of their slivcr
wotldiug unnlvn-sury.
James (Yitnmhcriuiu of (llonduic. I..
1.. is enjoying twu woclts' hunting in
town. living with Mrs. Chamberlain,
guests of Mr. und Mrs. linwioy Wil-
liums.
Itev. ('hurioo ’l‘uylor of chtpori.
will occupy tho pulpit. of tho Noriloltt
Congregutionsi church tomorrow
morning ut. iozail, in exchnnso with
tho pustor. itcv. i). Moses, the C. E.
Meeting at 7 p. in. being led by C. ‘
ii. i-lcollcid.
The three out comedy
iiull,“ prosouied oi the town hall. inst
wook. Wllii ropentcd ul. (inn-non Hnil.
lust 0thllillfl,.ily tho following castz'
lion. (iconroy Myrtloton. Congress-
man from the Ninth district. .i. it. Buy»
dcr. Silas Jorvlo sud Elisha Bostfett.
"Bachelor
:‘tho temptation nod undct‘lukilltz" oi;
‘lbni path. l‘ntll lust month. howuvcrf
lin-lc one nothing quite count to tho’
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‘mt‘ordictiou 'u cirruiuto dot-int: scr‘i
vico. iiond'c bum to prescrrc ortlcr.“i
imi t-luitvoriund hits at inst tit-d with,
tiormuny in tho collection. in n cor-i
‘tnin (liwrlsnd vuliov. too unspoilt-(ii
‘ pot to ho given :muy by mono, thccr isi
‘u series (it mice which hour it short;
{roouosi in (thorium) (lormun to tho
‘ \vnylurcr to oiow thom. rind twice it i
is trunsisictl into English. “Shut op‘."i
-.\'o\v York t‘ontmrrciul. :
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icouu'rv couer HOUSE MAY as
i EXTENDED.
' (twins: to tho crowdcd conditions lli
1lhc county court house. talk of huyilliz
:thc proporly mijoinlnu on the wool
'haa boon rcuowmi. Many lawyers
‘think it would b.» it good pinn for tho
Lcountt‘ to purchase the property now
oocupicd by the Hull home.
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General John ll. Light mnde answer ” '
cause why they are not in cantompt ‘
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. , Window Display
PRiEE’
SUITS
AT A POPULAR PRICE
$15.00. $18.00. .
Blues. Brown, Grays
‘ OVERCOATS ..... $15, $20. $25
LION SHIRTS ......;....$noo
NEW NECKWEAR ....... 50c
FANCY VESTS
SHOES—Tan and Gun Metal
Button and Lace
Newest Shapes
The things that count with a
good‘r housekeeper are those that
make work way. One of them is
a range like the Stamford, that
is easily taken care of.
FOR SALE ’BY
Home R. Nash, ConN. Main 81 West Sts.
W o-«v --m..~ M ....... v.0...“ ..... -.._.1...,_.....~__
QUITE A CLEANING.
Lady (engaging usalstunt gardener)
—-»“And it i engage you, besides your
other duties you will have to attend
to the three done and clean out their
kennels. also clean out the psnrot's
cone, clean up my son‘s workshop and
clean both their blcycios. also clean
the cur except when the wosther‘s
dirty.
Appilcnn-t toverwhcimedimitnd shall
i how to clean that?~~'l‘stlc.r.
PROMPT A8811 RANGE.
Mon at. 'phone—«You know. love. one
run never tell who is listening to o
conversation on thcso party lines,
Angry Voice—Excuse me, sir! liuti
us operators never listen to 'phone
conversations! —-—I.ifc,.
“licllo. iiiil, burn you heard NutI
(lilddcn‘s lust funny story?”
"i hope so."
PRICE’S Clothing Store
98 Washington Street
Phon; No. 1185-2.
'l‘tl SETTLE tho bottling problem for you with the
licst Sistcm of lit-uliniz. Stoios and Rupees. the
Richmond Rnngo, tins and Oil ilcnters. in some hour. if
thorc is no henton the top floors for the cold rooms
pick out n gns hcutcr sold by
0” US The Jones & Hotchkiss Co.
ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY FURNISHED
Phone 142 Norwalk. Conn.
F
Do Not Blame 3
Your Razor
17 W!" Street
$300002
ooooo WW‘OD‘J
No More Honingpr Grinding
required on any style razor. for with BAILl Y'S
VERY SHARP DRESSING
on your strep. this is all eliminated
One Thousand Shaves for “25¢:
(‘nn you figure the cost'por share? in. not throw dull
blades away. but strep them: a wondcrtui discovery that
appeals to all men. Acts iiko music. has no v-ouni. If you
show. you can't niford to be without it C. ll. Bailey's
Very Sharp
(TRADE MARK)
at the 4-door, 30
L00 h. p. Touring Car
Eduipped with silk mohair top, wind shield. gas and oil lamps, Bosch
't
mngnoto and coil; everything first-class. Guaranteed for one year by
the monufgcturors. for 31525. For full particulars coil or address
F. E. LOCKWOOD & CO.
80 Well Street—(Phone) Garage, Water Street. Not-walk. Conn.
The Hatch 8K Bailey Company
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. -
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
Telephone. 46.
BEAVER BOARD
is gaining rapidly in popularity as a substitute for luth nod
plaster tutti wall-paper. It is susceptibio ot an infinite variety
of artistic. designs for wniix and ceilings, nud pcrmits of n
wide scope Ior individnnl prctormcut and taste. We are ngcnts
and keep a large supply on bond.
A Scientific Preparation that will put
a Perfect Edge on the Dullest Razor
And is guarnntcod to giro pertect sniisinction to tho most
skopiit‘ni person. or we. will refund purchase price wil-
lingly; we cannot do more.
A 25c Box of Very Sharp
contains enough treatment to keep your razor strap in
pertcct condition for several years. No nocesslty will
ever nriao tor having a razor honed or shnrpened. thus
making your shoving a plcssurc.
To all the Sentinel rondcrs who have availed them-
selves of the Special Snfcty anr Outfit. or to any one
also. We are now prepared to supply them with a box of
the colehrnted“\'ory Sharp" Sit-op Dressing. which is
guaranteed toputa pcrtoct. edge on the tiniiest rumor.
This article is positively sold only by The Soutlnol to its
renders. and cannot be purcbusod in any store. it will
be given only for
Five Premium Coupons Cut from
The Sentinel and 25c
90 do not throw dull bindss away. but strop them and with
iisiley's“Very Sharp Dressing, your old blades will be
equal to new. You can begin cutting out Coupons at any
time. and when you have five consecutive numbers. bring
them to The Bent'uel office with 25 cents in cash, end,
get u box or this coobrsted Dressing.
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Definition of Chiropracnc
Chiropractic Is the science of the
cause oi the discuso and the art of mi-
lusting tho. some. Diseases are caused
by n wrench. twist or sprain in the
heck. lilvcn if done In childhood it
cronies pinched nerves nnd puin In
later bin in the diiforont organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause of
this disousc and pulp. and health is
restorcd through harmonizing the nix
nerve systems In your body.
Nerrottsnoeo. Rheumatism. Parnly.
sis. lionrt. Kidney nnd Female Dim
cases are given special attewlon: also
During July end August
our store will close on Set-
urdnys at Q 9. lg. At your
service every other. week
day from 1 I. m. to O p. m.
. Myrtieion's constituents from ltnmivio-‘ ‘ ~ '
1t n H M 'l‘rowbrldno and David ll Curvature of tho Spine. You will
‘ 0 I . i . .
never regret giving Chiropractic s
Seven Good Reasons Why You
a itloey. Ensign .lnck Meredith. Actins'i Cull MEN'S!“ Pub G chance to help you.
’1 de ruled orders: Willis ll. 3|“)li
A::..;..;. .. ........ ...ntt.cr:.r.r.m°.°i Should To Very Sharp E. 13- orham '1'. mm... D. (3.
Charles Miller mu boon u recent ttve: Frank t3. Fitch. Vere Let, ‘An‘
guest or bill mothm: gm nexus,“ mp, .smsteur actor: John Wanton. Josper.‘
- .The butler nt Bachelor Hull: Chenley
Mrs. Edwnrd Crawford has been Brook. O‘Rourke. A pallcemsn: II"
entertaining friends from liidgotlold. Roy Fioweiiyn. Betty Vance, Myrtle.
ton's word: Elisabeth Penneli. Pol-
An ometeur estrous:
a Win it will mske I ‘cloao
tuttho full len It at the blade ‘
without “chew u” or “ pinchv ‘
in . i
ill/loo, is the standard with
toiiorsmumstmmsndothm
who use a pair of share» a
working tool.
lav-Very Shsrp gives to the razor binds the headset shav-
ln edge over procured.
2.r-’¥hero is nothing like Very Sharp. Acts like music.
ll.--Very Sim-p makes every shave with the some blade
perfectly satisfactory.
twatrop ruor with Very Sharp and you will never have
the Annoyance o! s tough board or s tender skin.
6.-’-Tho best rotor made cannot give it clean and satis-
94 WASHINGTON 3T. 80. NORWALK
Magnetic Trutments Given Also
Decorator
10 First St...
sm Norwelk
Wm, .._.M 0.... ,. ... ..
HOTEL ARRiVALS.
Muhnckcmo lloiel'ij. ll.
Telephone Four One Six
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itmbicr
M. C. F‘. Taylor will preach in b ’
U Ri’yflomit Wissshursondsclmrsoost Ii. Youun. (‘.. llnmmis (1. W. anor,
v e. I V
hi“? 3“” ‘" “W W“ W" W" "or “t itii‘i'i:i‘:‘£rii‘i°:i Airstrip ifiiiliii‘iitt .. ..
' ' 0:30;“ ,hse dramatic "puma" m" T‘ W.‘ garméfi¥ sharps '1” 8.-——Not one in o thousand can bone a razor, but by us- New York; A. 0. Dock. Somervilie, N.
and continuous
work than any other-In
m-w-.w.mm .. w... ._..
Mrs. W. l). Hurt and Mrs. A. W. Treadweli. Claire, H" dlulhter who ins Very Show there is no occusion tor honing, Y.: H. l-lultqun. New Britain; w. 0‘«
2 - 7.~~8hsvin troubles are not caused by s poor razor but ' _ ,. _ .
mm“. of Wilton. were gum. invhafl not Ruth 'l'rosdwoll. into . gutting room or . by ”organ...“ 0: m may. I - deill, Waterbury, J. loolhondler. Hos.
town Wednesday hou g. y e 0 . . ton; R. R. llughon, Jr., Nyuck, N. J.,
, ' LAnnlaT.'|-°61EIN° "07“". m. m n” ”m I I I,I‘I’I‘I;I‘I‘u'I'I;I“I‘I‘I‘I'o;u_n,s_o_-1I rum-putr- Iin I I.’ 'I I 090‘ D- Limngllll. "ilfll‘io, N. Y.; E-
The CunardortAquttettis. which is to ‘MNMM "YONG
may Nellie Hayes, who had the mis-
fortune to break her arm. some time
Fl. Moyoress. Providence, it. 1.; (3.
Queen, (llnrksburgh, N. Y.; Samuel
not tindthom satisfactory p
be built at Clydehoult. will he 10 feet '“me‘ymdm.vfl ,
longer than the_ numbers-American
. For FREIGHT Only
f‘Very Sharp” Coupon
no, is slowly improving. , but you ever purchl . " pm.“ Propellerl 1.". Plot Treenstelu, ‘llt‘itigcport; ll. Knoll. "
3““ “firm": 1“"; “rut“? “ "m“ M ct“! "mi“ mfi' « u. out River. New "5: (foot Brooklyn. N. Y.; r. a. Word, (3. o.
Hurry Felt-child will resume his dun “l“. "I 0'19 .“0‘ its "- ‘l' mrsn- 9‘“ ‘9" ”i . - of ham street). every 9 i0" Echnrdt, M. s. Palmer, New Huron;
p... m, n. p; 1), mm m. 35 Monday teed speed having been am It 23 cheerfullrrefundthtfoil . ammo-y). st 3 p on. maps
H. 8. \Vobher. lisrtiord. (in; L. R.
Hurlbutt, Wilton; J. M. Layton, W..
B. Jones. F. t‘risny, H. Mathewson, to.
D. Lawton. city.
centred at Norw‘sll up to 4 p.
to. out! loot! Norwulk up to me.
r. I). , _
g Norm who: Company
. ""“v , "a _I II"
‘knoto. sue wlil'he the turnout velsol‘
, shoot. and will have ‘ecootmnodstion
the. object of incoming Game for 4,000’ outsource-smash Stun-
smoontyou paid.
otter 15 dsys’ vocation.
' i _ Number 2'7
evolution to; to‘te'prpmutggy‘ deco. '
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