Filled .
at tbs
Bridge Pharmacy
Your “DrquantS
Prompt and calcium
amino at all liner.
Panonal attention xiv-
on to all pmcriptlba
work.
Oil-it's for our trolley
. 1‘ patrons. Come in and
wait tor your ear
BRIDGE PHARMACY
J. PARKER. Manager
«Manna. rhea now on art cutlery court-m I
tip; or his own (1me u a kinder-
anrtou pupil. strung along the diama-
room Wall, temper-Bed with autumn E
leaves. and nourop of two dudes in
Rogers & Blevens' beat rim, one at
each end pointing to the W. Eldon
oath l_s a little wonder at hi: studios.
and spying one of his elderly neigh-
boru talking to a. lady acid: “You
uhould ulwuya lift your but when talk.
big no ladleo." which speaks well for
his brightnousond politeness. Keo-
neth‘a weight in dvordupola ia *flfty-
two pounds, making a pound tor av.
my week in the your.”
WESTPORT
SAUGATUCK
——~ _....
The falling mercury brought with it
a light frost. last evening. which was
visible everywhere, this morning.
Mr. and Mrs. John S. Ayers, are
moving their household effects from
33 Cove street to Thomas street.
Rev. A. J. Smith of Brooklyn was a.
visitor in town yesterday calling on
his sister, Mrs. Mary L. Dom, of R0-
wan street.
With the weather ideal for their
business, the natural growthers are
reported to be doing.r a line business.
this Week, and. are expected to spend
(Iii Sabbath at their homes.
The meeting of the St. James (‘ir—
cle of the King's Daughters, which
was to have been held at the borne of
Mrs. ii. N. Taylor will be postponed
until Norember 2 '
‘A number of East Norwalk men Ill-5.
handed the smoker given by the Twin‘
Lucy Athletic Club, last. evening, at the
Auditorium They Were not. a. little
disappointed W hen it was learned that]
Dodo Mabel was not. to go on with
Raver Benjamin. iiouelcr. lied Jen-
el, of Bl‘ldf‘ “Mimi guru the South Nor-
wnlk iaddie u good go.
. Mr. and Mrs. J William Show of
Paplur Plaim were the guests of.
(fiends and relatives in East Norwaik..
yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Show are}
former residuum ol' the district hav-'
lug lived in Osborn avenue. for It con-E
aidernblc length of Limo. Roccnlly:
they lllll'Cilflh‘i‘d II. farm in PoplnlE
Plains where they aro now making:
their home. E
E
Henry A. Wood, lire vcierun E\EIEKEIE E
of St. (‘rispin w Ill out one night III Ii
week to hem-c b the heavens for mom
Of which their war: none to be 800!)
except the ones he made himself. for.
the steps being wot he slipped down,
with his six fool, of body on n line
with his two feet, and while in Hill!
volition he saw more slurp than any.
one else in Connecticut.
Charles ii. h‘iliow, the operator of
the Crescent Laundry nutodciivcry
wagon, had more trouble with bin
mump, recently, when one or the
rims glue war lIIII‘icr Ibo utruiu and
collapsed leaving Mr. 1 illow lilillililf‘il
in llarien. \Vhllo lilo Irlnfhino in nu
dergolug Iopllra Mr. Fillou in (ll‘lV:
lug one of the old lufllllolll‘d and nevi
liable tour cylinder (our. horse power) .
wagons.
Mrs. (‘El‘iirl‘li‘fl Rood and her lle-~ycnr-‘
old son Raymond of lleue‘diri ulrocl.
have golii' on a ploauuie trip io Ibo
homo of Mm. Rood II uiuur Imd IIEH'I‘R took place of ”1., Church of tho Ass. '
on Long inland. lo remain the rest of; uumpliou. m“ contracting parties be E .-
lL in nmidlerso to any ill‘nl!
the week.
the nrolhor, wibh Eli'l' lilillll)’ dismal-
‘llon, and him luulrouu dark cyed Ray.
who in tho image of his father
keep the house and reinitveo in II
constant ulruin of good humor E
”mm... m.....
David lib-hoop and his «later. Mine
)lary lliclolon of (‘mo IIchuc, bar.
none on a trip to SIuII-obneclady, New!
York. to vluil. choir under in low. Mina
Mildred liuxlor, formerly oi Norwulk
but who ban a lino pavilion in ”16‘
. loading department More, of that city
It. will be doubly eventful to David
and Mary,“ it won in that pretty city,
which in the next oration above Al-
buiy. they went most of their young-
er days, and Wont to school together.
Days that are no lreub in their mem-
ory as if it more yeulerday. -
Work was begun yesterday on hhe
excavation of the collar for (in: Vogol-
Kubovitoh brick structure. in iilsut
‘ Washington cII'eeI. on the lobe which
they. recently purchased from the PH-
. doe astute. This marks the beginning
of n new building'boom la Err-t Non.
walk which in following the decision
reached by the town to build the new
bridge. Since this vote went. through.
there nu been considerable activity
in the mill estate line. the twenty-
{our foot loin on thin corner being
quickly taken up by shrewd bullion-II
men. Tho new building will be up-
todate in artery particular and work
on the name will probably be New
‘ 2b.. Nnrwalk hospital.
Elirn. Murphy and
will ‘
‘ nor-ding tho nomnlatlona over the auc-
The Gun club will hold a about Sat-
urday.
Rev. Charles F. Taylor preached in
Bridgeport Sunday. ‘ .
A son was bordSunday lolDrugglat
and Mrs. E. 0. Simpson.
John Keene. of Spring Hill. is ill.
threatened With typhoid fever.
Edward Bradley has returned from
a visit with relatives in Coioytown.
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George ll. Raymond. of Norwalh:
has been a guest in town this week.
Another schooner load of lilo has
arrived for Charles Fable'u new block.
C. Marcello. of (Broad Highway. in
having a large barn enacted ol‘ field
atone. '
Mr. and Mrs. lra Strinubam have
decided to remain in town for the
winter 0
Dr and Mrs Harold B. Ogden. of;
PI. I ChosIcr, N. Y., wore vlalloru in
town .Vlonduy.
John Murphy is substituting for his
Ellillht‘l ill the i‘. '1‘ Redford mansion
on the Shore rond
Thc outbuildings on the Hyde
homoslcad in (irons Highway have
been put in good condition by Cur»
Ila Taylor.
in and “re howls l. Hopkina IlnuE
drummers, “ho have been occupylu:
Ibc f‘bupln coxtnge tho past nuimner. i
hang Icturncd to New York. E
"IlIc unnunl linrvoni festival oi’ tho!
indies Aid nmicly of tho SaunaIqu
-.\l. i.. IiIIIrIlI nill ho hold in lth 1° "““k ”‘5" 0‘” ”WHEN” "" like‘
church parlors: November l. E
0
Robert Johnson. who was curious ,
ly injured last July by falling (mm
. hlII tricycle while routing down Btnloi
sirm‘l hill. hllx boon (llBChlll‘Xt'd froiIIE
”db—n..-
.ll‘lhcllh Morton. who recently leaaodE
Ibo .\nvI Wheeler property. near the:
Saruuluck railroad station. will sooni
orcct II lurgc storage garage on the;
Iproporlr for the benefit of ('Omlnliht-i
crn it) New \orit E
James Murphy has been removch
from lElI- Bridgeport hoapltsl nnd‘
I'ouvI-ycd III a hospital in Now York. 1
family have 1ch
Icon for Now lurk whom ihoy may:
ibt‘ IIonI Mr, Murphy.
Sunday morning a pretty wedding
l
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inn Mbui Info
Illorznonzlo, both of thin town.
EJohn linmui performed the ceremonial
The bride mid groom will go to boom: 1
keeping in (hours Hifhway.
“M...”
lionuott and Gloriepb
“-
MORROOAN AGREEMENT.
liiiill IN, (lot 25. m'l‘he German and
Imzcir Irrnermnonur have communica-
(«d to the powers tho first part of the- :
Moroccan agreement having to do
m; and um optimlutio ”turnout ro-
olld purl comer-nip; the comparison
tion to be glvou (isrmny in French
Congo.
Vice Admiral yon Krosln, (rho Ger
man naval commander at Hankow. re-
port: to the Admirality today, that
the German mminosri Valerian! has
been ordered to Changsha. which the
lnuurgenta recently omuplod Whoop
opposition. lie atm- that all in quiet
at mallow. '
rm: iN IUTTE, MONTANA.
lilJ'r'i‘lu, Mom. Oct. raw-rm in the
dry room of the bum Reduction
Works destroyed the concentrator
early today. The ion in estimated at
from $260,000 to ”00.000. The origin
of the lire in unknown. The property
is owned by former Bonator W. A.
Clark. ,
IIIOHSTAG ELICTIONI.
BERLIN, om. sown a uthuod
that the elections in mm or the
Milli“ SEVERE ,. Elf
,h‘or it's in our blood
liov. :
with the bouillon of France in Home E I
El EESIEE BREEEE
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In run-”rumours All Misery
from alkali Golder the Grippo
Will he dvcrcoma
.Pflvu'fl Cold Compound in the result.
F. T. Mail'sdpn. of Danvlile, Vs.. Will
‘ 13.33%“: of Seaside Council,
‘ Iridpuport.
Supreme Regent F 'l’. McFaden, oi'
Dunvliie. Va" and Grand Regent A.
ll. Barclay of New Haven. will be
the sonata of fluoride Council Royal
Arcannrn. Iln Bridgeport, on Friddy
evening. November 10. ,.
The entire grand council utaff that
is to say, all the Royal Arcanum 0t;
0' ""93 your: ”WW3" 3‘ 3 ‘30“ 0"! floors of the Connecticut grand dlvll-
moro than fifty thouland dollars, and
conclusively demonstrated in not ef-
fective in the treatment of colds or
more.
it is a punitive fact that a done of
Papo'a Cold Compound, taken every
two hours until three consecutive
down are taken. will and the Grippe
and break up the most severe cold.
either in the bead. chest, back, atom-
sch. limb: or any part of the body.
it promptly relieves the mosli mi»
erable headache, dullneaa. head and
nose stuffed up. foverishueso. anaer-
lng, sore throat. running of the none.
mucous cutawrhal discharau, wro-
nesu. stiffness and rheumatic. twlngou.
'i‘ulra thin harmless Compound so:
directed. with the knowledge that.
there is no other medicine made any-
where else in the world. which will
cure your cold or end Grippe misery
as promptly and without any other
auslalarrce or bud after-edema, an a
25mm. package or Pope's Cold Coma
pound, which any drugslat in the
wogld can supply.
THE NEWSPAPER MAN.
Our eyes are thick for slumber and our
brsinis are tired and aisle:
Nerves we baVe none to speak of, yet
we never dare to fail. .
There are always cries for "copy," and
they novor cry in vain
For the press need is cruel and rocks
not of our pain.
Through the endless summer evening
when we should be with our wives
Wu are endleniy recording all the talus
iion. will accompany the two regents
contain: no quinine. which we hovel
when they viuil Bridgeport. making
the occasion one of the moat import-
ant in the history of Beaaide Council.
in appreciation of the honor conv
forred on them. the member: of the
Bridgeport council have been making
preparations for the part few Weeks
for the reception of the important
visitors.
There will he a large class inllln»
lion, consisting of candidates from
councils from all over the state. All
the councils which have been asked
to send representatives to help in re-
ceiving the two honored guests. have
Iilrowflo been nailed to bring candl-
dates for initiation.
The councils which have been in-
vited and have accepted already
are Gilmore, Volunteer. Mobican, Po-
nloaua. Sherman. Stamford and Dan-
bury. it is very probable that many
cumsm,m1 v ‘ro vuur now
SAGE Elli Silli’iillEi
BEERS [illilllilEE
W“..—
iicaiorus Faded and Gray flair
to Naturalll-rlluiormuchlng
ScaiplluioklySioppaIi
This appllofi ”Wyeth 3 Sage and
Sulphur Hair Remit“. for if it does
not do exactly what is claimed for it.
the salon would. naturally drop off.
However. Wyoth‘a Sage and Sulphur
Hair Remedy does "make good." In;
evidenced by Its dolly increaulnx anion.
Drugxiats say that this preparation
given the boat. satlafaclion or any hair
remedy ever gold. Wyeth's Sage and
Sulphur in clean and wholesome and
perfectly harmieu. it removes dand-
ruff, strengthens the hair. given new
life to dull or parched hair. and grad-
ually restore: gray hair to naturdl
color. '
This preparation is oll‘eredlo the
public at fifty come a bottle, and is
recommended and acid by all drug-
glrta. .Special agent. subsoil-Powell
Corporation.
more will noceptthe invitations, and
the ilridgoport council expects that,
over 30 state councils will oasis! in
the reception.
Your
of other liven.
Wo recount the deeds of heroes; iberu ‘
. » No More Honing or Grinding
are new one» every day.
Or are .rcvelimr in nonndsi for "about
II leamatcr's pay.
We grout the new'liedged aluiecman
sellimportant. green elnlo:
“o worn lhc politician» what to do to
saw the Stale;
We clink tho glasses wlIh good fol-
low“ ye: w'eve go! In her-p our
brad
il-‘or the. scandals of the living and thc
virtues of tho dcnri.
There are come that arena to envy the
positions that we hold
none of Mdit‘n gold;
{For we Mill keep happy (area—~thrmgh
our homes we soldom no.
And the umllora of wife and children
worr- Iloniod to such a: we.
‘iiui i gonna \vo‘li keep on aolng, take .
punishments; do the work;
We may tool or drink or up ubic but
our llnlfi we may not rhirir;
the {crow
we die off om- by one ..
liui the press noon on forovor, for its
work in never done.
~~~EIII~hangu.
Wife ------ "Our new
ours."
Huh “I notice that tho doora are
all acrntcbod up around lilo heyholeu.”
~-Boulon Transcript
ruaid bu sharp
CutClosnhth-Pohrt
Thick s or thin—won‘t,
silk one orb-ii your Iilrcsrl a
aWiu it will mire a clean
cut tbs lull hm til of the bind:
without“chcw up" or ‘pinch- .
“WE“ is the «and-rd with
hlhrnsumsirmandol others
whoki'm :Mpllr of about: as l‘ .
II .
lsr'rinsrumd columnist
no more than the am
sharp:
mo a Mr and continuous .
we
than any other-«in the
mica”. rotting room or the
Isvr Lilli list of its:
“minimum. lfyoudo
not find them «signatory
usverywayan ev
iyou over purcba bang: f
you an Mum same to
our store sod we
cheerfully niund the full
amount you pslIi.
ma undamry n. _
and .
N the Future
Do Not Blame
Razor
. required on any style razor. for with BAILEY'S
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uppoalu to all mun.
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lingly; Ive about do more.
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b. civeu only for
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perfectly uduhetory.
nuns Vary thug
award one in a t
.. .3 .;-,.;-:n on . .. r . ,.
I VERY SHARP DRESSING
on your strap. this is all eliminated
One Thousand Shaves for 25c
Can you Moro the cost per share? Do not throw dull
bisdoo away. but atrop them: a Wonderful discovery that
Aria like mash ;
share. you can't aflord to be without it.
3} “Very Sharp” Coupon
' Number 30
bur no nodal. if you
(2, ll. Bailey's
Very Sharp
(TRADE MARK)
A Scientific Preparation that will put
a Perfect Edge on the Dullest Razor
E And in “nannies! to give perfect satisfa‘riion to the moat
. alcpllcal person. or we will refund purchase price wil.
A 25c Box of Very Sharp
contain: moon treatment to keep your ruor slrop in
perfect condition for several ycarn.
over urine fordlavinu n rssor bond or sharpened,
making your shaving a pleasure.
To all the Esau-oi reader: who have availed Inclu-
ulves of the Special hiery Razor Outfit,
else. w. an now prepared to Inpply them with a box of
the celebrated "Very Sharp" Strop Dressing. which is
guaranteed to put a perfect edge on the dullesl fall".
This article in positively Iold only by The Sentinel to in
reader». and cannot be purchased in any More.
will
thus
No uccesail y
or to any one
ll. will
Five Premium Coupons Cut from
The Sentinel and 25c
80 do not throw dull blades sway. but Iti’ov them and with
llsiloy‘uWory Sharp brushing, your old blade: will bs
equal in new. You can begin cullinlr out (‘ouponn III any
limo. and when you have five oonoocutlve numbers. briu
thorn to The Sentinel office with 25 cent: in cash. and
[at a box of this oubrstsd Dressing.
Seven Good Reasons Why You
Should Try Very Sharp
l.—-Vcry Sharp 31m to the rusor blade the henna-I shav-
or“ ...
In "it. Vary Slurp. Act: ilirs magic.
thsry filial-p makes every rib-ya with the same blade
1. matron ram with Vary Sharp and you will never have
the annoyance of s tough board or a loader akin.
ilk—Tho but your made cannot [in a club and soils»
factory chm anion it be hoped aces-2 13,6 {,pr by
as dirsciud this is all a.
pound can bone a WP but by no
in; Very Sharp than I: no coca-ion for honing
‘sthavlu trouble: are not proud by a poor ram bst .
by poor condition of the user.
- wlujl;u'l,nvn.u r‘-,o‘q Lair. w:l‘. o .1. a
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‘wrliur in the Strand Magazine. there
Window Display
pun
SUITS
AT A POPULAR PRICE
$r5.oo. $18.00.
Blues. Brown. Grays
OVERCOATS ..... $15, $20, $25 ‘
LION SHIRTS .. . 31.00
NEW NECKWEAR ....... 5oc
FANCY vasrs
SHOES—Tan and Gun Metal'
Button and Lace
Newest Shapes
.......
PRICE’S Clothing Store ‘
98 Washington Street
Phon: No. 1185-2.
The Hatch & Bailey Company
IOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Lumber and Mdl Work for Everything
Telephone, 46.
BEAVER BOARD
is gaining rapidly in popularity as a substitute for lath and
plaster and wallpaper. it is susceptible of an infinite variety
of artistic designs for walls and ceilings, and permits of a
wide scope for individual prefernlent and taste. We are agents
and keep a large supply on hand.
ETHE NEW SCIENCE
E Definition of Chiropractic
l Chiropractic is the science of the
. cause of the disease and the art of ad.
‘ lusting the same. Diseases are caused
by a wrench, twist or sprain in the
gback. Even if done in childhood it
Icreaies pinched nerves and pain in
elater life in the different organs and
limbs.
K Chiropractors remove the cause of
' , . , this disease and pain. and health in
m "“9 "‘9 PEA-”5”" restored through harmonizing the six
iNG look over and pur into gnerre system: in your body.
I'onIliilon before the ground 2 Nervousneu. Rheumatism. Paraly-
,,N.°me“mmn so,” isle, Heart. Kidney and Female Dis»
Rl bl . ‘ d _ t ‘ _ eawa are shun special attention; allo
1‘ “m9 0 “3 0 ‘3‘” Curvature of the Spine You will
TODAY
rcpnirs made on tho, Slcam ‘never regret giiing Chiropractic s
or Hot Water iicnIing Syn chsnco to help you.
Iem.
T. FRANCIS. D. C.
E
A few dollars spent now E
194 WASHINGTON ST. 80. NORWALK
i
will not only eavc monoy, but
the discouiiorl of a cold house
later.
The Jones & Hoichkiss
Company ‘,
NORWALK. CONN.:
Magnetic Treatments Given Also
Pbone'742
" hovéf BIRTH CEfiTIFiCATEM
since the (lid Ago l’enaionu Ari has
been in opcrnlion in England. nuya a
Notice.
During July and August
bun boon n grout uenrch for birth cor— °“' store will °'°'° °" 3'”
iiilInIcII. in ordor to enable lhoac en-
urdays a! 1 p. m.
llllNI Io llII benclltu to claim Ihoir.
M your
and plum
pensinna. do the registration of “WM "“7 “h" “in“
Ibirths. more than rovenly ycnra [HUME
E wan nol curried cm as now, Ibcro but}?
been II difficulty in many cases in prov- E
in: tho ago of the applicants, and in‘
one inulrmce at least. a ceriiilculo of:
an exceedingly novel character was
presumed. At any rate. the local pond
sionn olllcer said he had never comoE
across uric like ii. and he won quite}
day from 1 s. m. to 6 p. m.
E. E. Gorham
Decorator
prepared to take it an a proof of Ibo? 10 First so. In! Nor-wail:
one of the applicant. When a child
Ivar born in thin particular lamlly a Telephone F00! One SEX
clear gins: bottle wau‘propured and
plil‘ily filled with salt; than the tutors»
and figure- formlng the names of the
child and data of birth were out out of
‘Daily Line to N. Y
For FREIGHT Only I
a newlpspor and placed inside the bot-
I‘nint Propeller-I luv. Pin
lie, being put in illeir correct posi-
tions with II piece of wiro.\and then
23. mm him. Now York (foot
of Dom linen."
more call was carefully added to keep
them in place. Sprnyn or flowers and
mry III (a.
«pt Sunday). at i it I. I‘d“!
received at Norm! up to d R
othor ornamental designs. out from
creionne. were also forcefully arrang-
In. and south Nor-walk up to I:
Norwslir Sicunboat Conway
Armin. J. Milli. a. 6. Human.
ed around the inside of the bottle. and
than the whole was tightly packed
with salt. and corked and sealed. it
wan then placed in a prominent posi-
tlon on the drawer or in a corner cup-
board. where it has been for more
than aevuniy years. The while and
Ibo" up the latter: and ornament: in
mm. and the whole often in novel .
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Norwalk Chronicler