Your “Dfllg Wanton“ It the '
Bridge Pharmacy
Prompt and ancient
Issues in all times.
Personal attention [iv-
on to all prescription
work.
Chairs for our trolley
patrons. 00m. in and
wall for yep: oar.
BRIDGE PHARMACY
: » J. PARKINJJIDIIOI
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George R. Van Alstyne and party
enjoyed a day of fishing yesterday.
Miss Lucy Middleton, of . Third
street, was confined to her home with
illness yesterday.
Miss Amanda J. Decker, of West
street, is spending a week in Staten
Island with friends.
Mrs. William Ashbrook has moved
her household effects from Van Zant
street to Osborn avenue.
William Casey, the energetic young;
Sentinel newsle, who works for Al;
=ordened to have the preference, which
Rainer, has resumed his duties. after
enjoying a week's vacation in Ridge-
field.
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The Sunday school board of the
East Avenue Methodist Church held a‘
meeting last evening, at which time
matters of routine business were transo
acted. \
H W. Hoyt who resides on the cor-l
nor of East avenue and Hoyt street i
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. is hating general plumbing repairs
madelo his residence. T. 8. Donald
son is doing the work.
The change in the temperature this
‘morning. when the mercury foil sever-i
:1 degrees. affected the early
ery where in evidence.
The natural growthcrs are
having afforded them auctlier season
of working which they will undoubted- i
iy take advantage of today and as
long as the favm-nbie conditions last. . luv.
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Constable Henry C. Seizcr spout yes- I
tertlay in search for (rooms and dellni
quanta and succeeded in rounding up n;
goodly number of the youngsters who '
either of their own volition or leh file‘-
sanction 0' "'0" “”1"” ”“9““ “r" church will meet at the rectory this leaving home but is improving.
neglecting the chance of getting what.
will hereafter prove to be their great-ll
est asset—an education.
While Mrs. id.
morning. dire remarked to her husband .
that the tree in front of Mn; .inmes
L’Hommedieu's house i Osborn ave-
nue was entirely divested of leaves.
and the only one that was in that vl—!
it had no significance at the'a
time, till one of the neighbors came‘
to the house. and informed her tbatl i
‘ The States High School A. A will
trinity.
Mrs James l. llommcdicu had passed
away last night at about if o‘clock.
interest in the Wflf‘itl' a championship
baseball games between the Athletics:
and the (llnnts was to at‘ertain extent;
revived this morning, when the word
was passed that the fourth game would
be played today. the weather of yes-
terday liaviuu‘servod to dry off the
diamond to such an extent that based
hell would sumilaut water polo. There
is little betting on the result. espec
iallv by the supporters of the Giants
who have lost much of their confidence '
in the National lit-agile team.
Youthful heroes of the gridiron
who were practicing some of their in-
tricate formations
ran over their football.
it with a report that closely re
sampled that of a blank cartridge,
which noise was accompanied by the
walls and lamentations of the youth
The little follows felt
the loss keenly. Is the price of a foot»
ful athletics.
ball is a big sum‘ for them-to raise.
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The late mine have served to show
up the defects in the road Iystem in
East Norwalk and the result at the
junction-of East Washington street
and deavlow avenue. the trolley trans-
; for station. is more than wretched.
With‘ths mud ankle deep and pools of
watdr everywhere in evidence. those
. who are forced to cross this place
would suffer indeed were it not for
til. presence of mind of some public
benefactor in 'prsvldiny for I cross
walk. The hole has been dubbed mud-
dy pond by some was. who apparently
" has a keen appreciation of the ccndi~
(loss than. ’
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‘ delicacy.
’ the time be made his“ violin as an
‘d‘esirnsd‘aud esscutadmna at; aucbi :
i‘sre compass. sweetness and harmony. ‘ ‘
as to create no little wonder among
the musical fraternity. it is in the
shape of the composition is! a m’ando»
lie and mandala and is little looser
than the former. but containing grill its
in the latter capable
of beinpr played in the lower key. But
one, to fully understand it. should call
and see it at his musical repository
on the Wuhlngton amt bridge. Mr.
Village dates back sixty years from
amateur. while for the past anyways
be has been a professional player and
instructor of the bass Viol. "
Frank Larsen. 8 Civil War veteran
and well known lighthouse keeper.
amongst other episodes in his career
as a soldier in Union Army. was one
in which he was picked to do the
shooting in a case when he bounty
Jumper were condemned to death. A
number of men were selected land a
certain few had the word about writ-
ten on a piece of paper handed to
them. whilt the rest were ordered to
fall back. As is well known no one
knows who fired the fatal bullet. the
weapons being loaded by an ulcer.
and several being loaded with blank
carol-idles. as well as bullets. The un-
fortunate men were two Jews. two
Catholics and one Methodist. They
were assigned spiritual advice, a rabbi
for the Jews. a priest for the Cattle-1
lice and I Methodist clergyman for the'
other. There arose a dispute between
them as to who should lead the pro.
ccssion. and for this and it was delay-
ed until they could got word to Wash-x
ington, when the oldest religion was
lot tell to the two Hebrews. and they
were all put to death after the decision .
arrived. ’ i
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risers itlvcs from Bridgeport. Sunday.
and overt-oats and sweaters were or i
w. James was look.’
log out from her front window this,
yesterday after-
noon in East Washington street. came
to grief when a passing express wagon
exploding
Thomas Villa“. the latrines Issuer
at Minimum has
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Mrs. A A. Miller entertained rein»
Fred Froudcnthnl recently shot. ill.
wild ducks at Fourteen Acre pond. ;
again i
"mall. the change of wind and weather '
\llss Ellen l’urdv was the weekend-
guest of friends in Elisabeth. N .1
Mr. and Mrs. William Holds enter
tallied relatives from Bridgeport, t-lun-
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Roi. E. B. Dean will preach his
it‘nu -weil sermon at Christ church, Sun ’
day. . 3
Junior auxiliary
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The of Trinity; ,
afternoon.
. The animal harvest festival of the}
Methodist .church
evening.
Mrs. Fred H. flatter-son entertained:
{her nephew. Earl Barlow. of Port
i“(hcutet, Sunday
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Miss Florence St. John entertained
numhel
River, Friday evening.
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:hoid u progressive whisi in Assembly
ihall, Friday evening
mus. .lohn llatterson has been on-
terluining her sister. Mrs. Frank
Haas. of New Hampshire.
a
Miss» E.
tours with Westport friends.
I Miss Adele Bilvermsn. of Batinatuclt
itccoutly celebrated her fifth birthday .
i b l)’ giving a party to her you“ friends.
Frank Mendez and family hnvs
closed their summer home and re-
turned to New York city for the win.
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Rev. and Mrs. Ksnmth Ilaoltonsie.
Misses Carolina and Henrietta Mac-
kensia and Miss Helen Staples attend-
ed a mission meeting in Stamford.
Saturday.
Mrs. William 13. Bradlerand Mrs.
Gerlhclm a. Bradley Mvavrsthrned
from I vim with Hill Jeanette Long.
of. Staten island. N. Y.. formerly of
this town.
in; in the west the out ya: and who
has been visiting at lila'hcma here.
will minim with his parents in node
ville district.
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Judge 3. A. Partly. who was ap-
pointed collector of personal taxes at
the recent meeting of the selections.
has announced his acceptance of the
position.
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Mrs. Louis a. nun. entertained flun-
day Mrs. prank cause: of“ flaun-
“clip Sir. and Mra.Ai
nndssport; lfIl-l Darin.
MFG”
and two children;
'wrltes:
'town to spend the winter in Realist.
1 Pa.
i P Morehcuse.
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opens tomorrow .
E. Mellon has returned toi ‘
ill'ridltcport after several months‘ lionl "
Carl Disdrlck. In. who has been liv-
Alum Allen. ot‘
Chasm. til. v. m In. nutri- mils ”
Horrible torture—spam unendurable
—~dsys when the whole body seems to
be burninn lip—401m nights of. sleeping ,
agony»—
Then~
instant relish—the skin cooled dud
refreshed—all burning and itching
acne!
Thousandstteatify to thlsuthousands
who suffered from ileum. Psoriasis
and other skin troubles. .until they
heard of that simple cooling wastr of
Wintergreen. thymol and other ingred-
ients known as D. D. D. Prescription.
J. annual bowls. of St. Paul. Man.
"i used three bottles cm}. I).
D. Pro-Minion. and now my skin. once
a mass of fire and irritation. in as
smooth and soft as a child's. "
A 26c trial bottle will give you post.
the proof!
We are so certain of what D. D. D.
will do for you that we offer you I full
size bottles on this guarantee—«If you
do not find that it takes away the Itch
at once. it costs you not a cent.
Call hem and talk it over.
F‘. H. Baxter. South Norwolk. and H
Glendenin; t C0,, Norwallr.
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Mrs. Caroline Budd is on the Invalid
list.
Master Frank Humor is detained
from school by a slight illness
.l. ilill Snyder and family have left
Alfred laufor. of Bridgeport. was a
Sunday about It the residence of it;
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William Hartford. of Stanford in?
spending a few days It the residence.
of Theron Brown. . i
Mrs. Arthur Thomas has rcturnedl
ito thlgctleld. after a few.dn,\I' illness;
with Mrs, .‘d. E. Godfrey. ‘ i
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Arthur and Chester Coley bevel
;apcnt a few days with their grnndparfi
cuts, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Bradley. ;
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The Norflold Aid Smlcty announces
a Halloween Social to be given in the
town hall on Tueadm owning. 0cm.
llt‘l‘ dist. i;
\ir. and Mrs W P. laotkwood and'
um; lreno impound have entertain.-
od for I fun days their cousin. Nrs ‘
Shelton of Trumbull.
Mrs Granville Adams. she is apond- ‘
in: n few days with her daughter. . on
El ncr Hull. has been quite ill since'
Mr. and We lverson (‘. Fanton have
issued invitations for the marriage of
their daughter. Alma Winona. to Clan
enco Shipman. at their home in Wea-
Hall on Tuesday. October 31.
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of “Will
weddqu anniversary of Air and Mrs.
Frederick flurrltt. flaturday evening.
Ives.
«itching. bleeding. precluding or
blind, piles yield to Dunn's Ointment
Chronic cases soon relieved. finally
cared.
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woman- cuasosn wiTH pne-
Icslamo usmcms wrru.
W.
Weston Attends have received an~
pouncements of the marriage in Brodk-
but on. October ill of lfiss Lillian
Mules Week» and Dr. Edwin lirvins
Tbs brid is the flushing.“
Mr. and m gt
proclaim. and the granddaudbisr .o . ,
tilt into Gen. Andrew s. JarviI‘of we» “‘
‘lcn.
. were muons tbs cub»
eats attendlnl the silver
Williams“ Indian Pile Ointment will to
Blind. Bleeding Ind lwbi n3 Plies
filial Plies! Piles!
curbs tbs tumors. ails s it on; at once.
flaunt Toilet
William Indian m”Pile Ointruont is pu-
pae-d for mm itching of aths'pavm
Voila: m.% ’. has ‘
For solo on The dwarf pharmacy.
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uncommon AT HoBPl'l’Al.
wlyw ssam rsAcruss.
Mord Woollen} not _
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nruulm on out it.“ recovery is doubtful.
Skelly was found in the
terday. Skelly worked for ill.
~~cuv a License. shearer. ‘ 4 .
now navnn. Oct. «~11». J... "or ’ -
Mrs. Theresa Porto. charged with pre-
scribing medicine without a license.
was continued in police court yester-
day, until Thursday. Bits received 310
from a Willimantlc
harmless “medicine" that was man honor of having the oldest living twins
anteed to cure the woman’s stomacb in Connecticut; Charles H. and course ,
Mr! Porto had couidernblo Bulkelcy will observe their 84th birth-.
trouble
“WM
OLDEGT LIVING TWINS CLAIM
lN HARTFORD lN THEIR
‘ urn vun.
HARTFORD. Get. 21. ~Tbis city,
woman fur a day. disputes with New London
vogue among local ftallans as I. henl- any. next Febnuli‘y 22.
‘ef‘ and apparently her fame spread
to the extreme eastern limits of the that Mrs. Sarah I... Keeney and Miss
state. She is at liberty under 3300 Mary B. Slslaire. 75 years of age. were
bond.
zine oldest twinsdn the state.
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Friends in loan ham received luvl-f
tations to the silver wedding nnnller-i
sun of Mr and Mrs thank E. Waitr- i
mun. to be held at their home in Cross
_.,..._i_._.
Mr dud Airs. Stephen Sanford. Mr.
and Mrs, Ernest Snnford. Mr. and Mrs.
immory Sanford. of Readingfltr and
‘Mrs. Leroy Meeker Mrs Elwood. of
Westport. Mr. and Mrs. William Fer-
”hill instill
I
make a clean
:l‘t the “full lshfth of tits binds
thout‘ ‘ewch ”'of ’plnclr-
”like is the standard with
tailor-mainstream and others ‘
wbcuns p‘alr of shun» I
worlds tool .
Wlfl‘lhufl and salmon "$3
atdm snag“. "
work than any other-l
.acto .cuttlnlroom drills
‘ have a full list If it.
amulet-want. lfvoodo
not had them satisfactory
inevsrywaysndth c ya
busty on aver purcha
you can return same to
our aim and we will
cheerfully refund the full .
amount you paid. .
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of friends from Broad Highway. on Saturday evening. Deni
i23.
N the Future
DoNot Blame
Your Razor
No More Honing or Grinding
required on any style razor. for .with BAlLtY‘S
VERY SHARP DRESSING
on your strap, this is all eliminated
One Thousand Shaves for 25c
(‘an you figure the cost per shave? Do not throw dull
blades away. but strep them; a wonderful discovery that
appeals to all men Acts like music; has no equal. if you
shave. you can't afford to be without it. C. maalley's'
ery Sharp
(TRADE more
A Scientific Preps-lion that will put
a Perfect Edge on the Duilest-Razor
And is guaranteed to give
skeptical person. or we w
lingly; we cannot do more.
A 25c Box of Very Sharp
contains dumb treatment to keep your rasor strap in
perfect condition for several years. No necessity will
ever arise for having a user honed or sharpened, thus
making your shaving a pleasure.
To all the Sentinel readers who have availed them-
selves oi the special lately Basal- Outfit or to any one
also. we are now prepared to supply them with a box of
the celebratodWsry Sharp" Strep Dressing. which is
guaranteed to pain perfect edge on the dullest rasor
This article is positively sold only by These Sentinel to its
gutters. and cannot b8 purchased in any store. it will
. given only for .- '
Five Premium Coupons Cat from
The Sentinel and 25c
do do not throw dull blades away. but strap them and with
Bailey'I'W'm sharp Dreuins. your old blades will be
equal to new. You can begin cutting out Coupons at any
tins. and when you have five consecutive numbers. bring
them to The Sentinel office with 25 cents in cash. and
sat a box of this oubratcdlDrnIlnm
rfsct satisfaction to the most
if refund purchase price wil~
‘ Seven Good Reasons Why You
Should Try Very Sharp
‘ 1.—~Vdry Sharp pins to the user blade tbs keonest shav‘
in! ads. m:
I. hrs in Ill [lilo Vary Rbarp. Acts like in
"3 Hilary Bhup lashes ovary shave with the some lode
perfectly satisfactory
4.4mm rasortwith Very Sharp and you will never have
the annoyance of a tooth board or a tender I kin.
5.4» best. color rude «snot nive a clean and sail»
factory shave catsuit libs honed occasionally. but by
using Vary Illuminated this is eliminated.
a.-~Not one in I t d can bone a raver but by us-
. ins Very sharp there is no occasion for boats;
lamina troubles Its not caused by a poor rasor but
by poor condition ohm. ram.
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BTAlll'QRD. Oct. 24v—lsyiug uncbnn
Icious at the Stamford Hospital since .
yostcrdsyfgjlmilll Skelly. a laborer
about middle age, is suffering from a
fracture of. the base of the brain and
roadside
near Roxbury school house. early yes-
Brown. in rural Stamford as wood-
New London announced last week,
P.
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t0-
the
Window
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ICE’S
Displa ay '
$15.00.
‘ , ' FANCY
Newest
surrs [ '~ ‘
ATHJA POPULAR "PRICE
Blues, Brown. Grays
OVERCOATS. . . .
LION sums ...
NEW NECKWEAR .......5oc
SHOES—Tan and Gun Metal
« Button and Lace
$18.00.
.815. $20. $25
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VESTS‘
Shapes .
PRICE’S Clothing Store
98 Washington Street
Phon: No. 11854.
The Hatch 8r Bailey Company,
‘IOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
Telephone. 46. .
BEAVER
is gaining rapidly in popularity
plaster and wall-paper.
and keep a large supply on ban
it is susceptible of an infinite variety
of artistic designs for walls and ceilings,
wide scope for individual preferment and taste. We are agents
BOARD '
as a substitute for lath and
and permits of a
d.
SOME OF LiFE’S TROUBLES.
(Exchange)
Milton. aged 5. did not appear at.
llunch time as eager to get back to
school
had ev or attended.
as he had the day before.
The boy
i had been used to the kindergarten l(.s~'
locus his mother taught. tame the first
2 day
3 toward an education.
ills seemed to be _without
i hearty appetite. This led his mother
: to talk on school matters and She left
overjotcd with his first
At lunch
step
time
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THE NEW SCIENCE
Definition of Chiropractic
Chiropractic is the science of the
cause of the disease and the art of ad-
which was the flrst day a session he lufllinz the same. Diseases are caused
who 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
his usual this disease and pain. and health ll
restored through harmonizing the six
nerve systems in your body.
\‘Irv ousness. Rheumatism. Paraly-
ilured to ask how be had spent the sis. Heart. Kidney and Female Dia-
cams are given special attention; also
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lie amend the poor little sonar.
! forenoon.
The youngster braced himself and!
nuaweredf
1100!!
T. FRANCIS. D. C.
Curvature of the Spine.
never regret giving Chiropractic a
”All right mamma. but i chance to help you
illness" 1 w'ont do to about 'is all
You will
(I to
m” “0" ”W", “m “mm” uwasumc'rou or. so. NORWALK
' HIVALC.
1’ arty and i buy lots of fkewcrhs on
minded for i have the ItarI'to thiuh
. i am precious for i not nice bright
, you If" the have atrium and nobody
while papa suppressed a smile with a;
nrept deal of effort !
"Well. i duesa i wont." replied.
Milton evasively.
Palm. who sat on the same side of
the table, and did not have to mukci
as much of an effort to keep at
straight face as his mother. who sat;
opposite the boy. felt his superior§
strength was reqnlrcd at this mint.’
"You answer your mother‘s questionp
Milton." said he sharply.
".Well"—~sud the child hesitated»
"if you must know It. teacher shock
me. Ibo did. _lf the angels dont
come down from Heaven and make;
me over into a new boy i duels i,
never will sit still in school "
Papa. whose face was hidden bei
bind a coffee cup. came near shower-2
in; the tablecloth with contents all
cup and mouth. Mamma used her .
napkin suddenly so as not. to lot Mil;
ton know his remarks were not taken.
seriously.
(in/pm Republican.)
A dollar and a penny once hati-
penad to be together in the same
pocket and the dollar began to ,put
on 'airs. “i am a biz sun." said the
dollar. "and you are nobody. i am
white and bright, and you are only
a dull. mud-colored little lndian. i
am religions. for i am all the time
saying. ‘In God we trust; and you are
only a pagan i am patriotic, for on
one side i have the American eagle
and on the other the Goddess oi Lib-
thc Fourth of July. i am Heavenly-
sbout and you don't have anything
silvor and everybody wants me; but
earns a ship for you." "That may all
Magnetic Treatments “Given Also
Notice
During July and August
our store will close on Sat-
urdays It 1 p. m. At your
‘ service every other week
day from 7 I. m. to s p. m.
E. E. Gerham
7 Decorator
10 First. on.
Telephone «Four One Six
East Norwsik
Daily Line to N. Y.
For FREIGHT Only
helm Impellers leave fir.
It. on River. New York (M
at Dover moo. every tut
cool “with“ 8 r is.
received It. Milk n to AI
:1.“ loath Norwalhutnl
Nbrwallt Steuben Comm
on m in mm patriotic than l
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