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. ¢13'“Drquttrttsit‘ll.
"Bridge Pharmacy
Prompt and efficient
service at all times.
Per-one! attention sir-
on to all prescription
work.
Chair- for our trolley
patrons. Come in and
wait for your on.
leDGE Panama
J. PARKER. Manager
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The members of St. Agnes Guild of
Christ. Church are planning to hold 1
food sale on Saturday at the Hansen
fruit store, itt Van Zant street.
The. school boys and girls are enjoy-
ing a day's vacation today. the teach
are being in New Haven. where they
are attending the teachers' convention.
‘Rev. Lester F. Reynolds occupied
the pulpit and preached at the weekly
prayer meeting which was held at. the
Advent Christian Church. last even-i
'ing.
i
t
Rev. Charles J. Anderson occupied:
the pulpit and preached at the praycrl
meeting which was held at. the Swath}
ish Congregational Church. lust even-i
ing. 3
Th9 weekly ”payer lngpting “f “\Q‘ilgo “LiendaDCQ hero in "limb belief io‘d'
East Avenue Methodist. church was;
held, last evening. Rev. William w.‘_
Gillies occupying the ptilpit and
preaching.
Mr. and Mrs. P. F. Clark and family
have moved. from East Norwaik to
Cranhury. Mrs. Clark is confined to
her home. by illness and is under the
care of 0' Dexter Hitchcock. .
Edmund Zoluff. James Golden,
Charles it. Lamont. Edward llobiuv
son and George ll. Van Alstvne went
out into the iatter't-i yacht. Elshet, to
Eaton'u Neck in search of blur-ltiisltd
Their trip resulted in hookiu-z tuol
bushels of the. festive fish and afforded i
them not a little spot
East Nora/alt: fans board a suit of to
lief, yesterday afternoon. when tin"
Athletics ended the world's series ln'l
‘defeutfng tho (iiuntn so lii‘(‘ii§i\i‘ift.
Matty oi tin-.tt had plat'oti lwtn on illi'
Giants, toutot'du)‘, and lost heavily.
when it in taken into L'Ullfiilit tttlon
that three previous t'nlitt‘BlB had gone
the same any.
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A colored mun}. proverbial ability to
Inllte a chicken. even in broad dill ’
light. was ext‘nipliiiod recently, when
I resident of East Norwallt. passinzt
Janina aulron, heard the.
maturity voice of it fowl isuttinu from
the hallway and without any lif‘dlfllu
tion slipped into the place and cami-
out with Mi‘, t‘ltirkun under his arm.
throtilod. and made his WM;
ward, rt-loll-lui:
intt'tion's
There was not it llllit‘ t-xdli'ttwut in
Seattle/w avutuv, ynutt-rdat morninc.
when a dot not into Mrs. .iumt-zi ii
Allulli'llliili'li t-liit-lton t‘oop and .‘il’lt‘i m-tl
Ni ill i‘i‘lt‘llliiil {our of her t'llui“i‘ i()\\'lh.
The l'ni‘ki'l “lilt'll <‘illilt' from tho hon
nary diuturiuui liw noivltlmril‘md from
their dav du-amu and an ititl-lzticnliou‘
on the part of thu- lit'lillliitil‘i‘i tilut'ioiu d
the. tronblv. Wold wart immediately
tolupltnnml to hint. Attaininun. “‘llil
worim at tho (treurout Laundry. and
that wanna" tout no time in aottitta to; there in always the hope that a wiser
public aonlimtvnt will bring about it .‘i '
i
lbr- Ht‘l'lii' of tho ulnuttliliir \"lli‘i'i‘ alto
flitt‘t'm'tli'll ill rupturing tho l'illlllli‘.
f‘onulahis- lloni'y t'. l-ivlzor was notified
and lw in ion rulh-al upon lion. War
don lirtun ii, Hiiit. of Norwuih, who
«to» to tho place and llll‘l‘ilillllii‘il.
Mir. illilt watt going to bill llw doll.
but its owner promised to lump the unit
moi at bomb and to pay Mrs. Anglo
man for tho loan of her ohirlu-na,
whm‘oai tho animal‘u lilo tvuu' upnrod.
Mn. Aitulnumn loaf one "liii'iil'ii on
Woduomlar and if any more ironbin iu
QISK‘l'll‘lli‘Nl, ('illilit'wl urn that tho don.
will be shot. ‘
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“itching. bleeding. protruding or
blind other yield to Dunn's Ointment.
Chronic canon union relieved, finally
mod. Drusilla all «it it.
IALLVt HALLYI RALLY! I. Y. P. U.
The rally to in: givenwoiahi by tho
Young l’mplo'n Union of the Heath
Norweilt Iiaptiat Church is anticipated
with a great deal of pleasure. it being
the first or this reason. All of the
church and convention are invited to
be present and hear addresses to be
m by the acting pastor. by Walter
.y Aiken. a student of Colgate}
Theological Seminary. and by otherc.
It nuclei hour will also be enjoyed
when refreshments will he served.
The dominant Want Column: are far
nothing in their innit-owner in»
Myoutaniviuumamom.
‘ U
illillliil snout - .- ,
~ xiiili nu liiiilil
iroghtrution, average attendance and
“there was a decided falling off else-
: where.
I Principal Bdgerton of the night school
ilfll’llili‘u t-ottdiiiotttu
ltoint» ,
‘that cheap amuaomottt places are re!
spouslhlt- in it great dogma for tho , mg, l,‘ mam... .ua sump Norwaiit.
luvk oi nilcnlifilii‘t‘, littf lherc are. no ‘l‘lzuu p tii.~-Nuw York. limokiyn and South
Exceptional Opportunity to Many
Citizens to improve Their
Education
Monday the evening school will up-
en. There was some question whether
to continue the school thia‘year be-
cause of the many troubles encounter-
ed by those in charge last year. At the
recent meeting of the Town .lioard of
School Visitors. however, it was de-
cided to have the school again this
year, and Dr. Thomas F. Clune. a
member of the board. has again been
chosen superintendent.
The school will open on Monday
and will be in session on Monday,
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
evenings from 7:30 to 9:30 o'clock. it
is expected that. the enrollment on
Monday evening will be of the usual
size. nothing unusual being expected.
The New London Day “printed the
following article a short time ago.
which shows that for the past two
years Norwallt has been lowest of the
nine enumerated exerting schools In
attendance percentage.
Attendance at Night Schools.
Recently The Day called attention
to the unfortunate lack of appreciation
of night school facilities in this city.
‘ almost daily headache. coated tongue.
swam: p in puma“ IN GOLF.
“um.
iiili than u ,
Pills iii iiilliliii
No Odds How lick Your Stomach:
Plan to Prev nt Youngsters From
Hearing improper Words.
When John Kendrick Bangs, the
American. writer and ‘huntorist. was
staying at a well-known seaside iro-
How Hard Vour Head Aches or sort he played troll almost every day
How Biiiouaw—Cuooreta Make with a boon companion. As the two
‘Youfocl Grout. . went over the'courao they were in-
You men and women who somehow l variably ‘folitziwed by their sons. both
cunlt get feeling rightmwho have an of tender yourur Otto evening after
dinner, Mr. Bangs remarked to MI
companion that he was a bit worried
about the‘lada hearing the expletives
that slipped from their elders’ lips in-
advertently at times. .
foul taste and foul breath. dinineu.
cant sleep. are billouu. nervous and
upset. bothered with a sick. sassy. dlr
ordered stomach. or have backache
and feel all worn out. 'iNow, l have a plan." he said, "that
Are you keeping elem inside with should work harmoniously. l have.
Cnsrarm. or nmrely torclnx a DIE-mute a list of all the sootlmxpreuaive.
runaway every few days with will. soul-satisfying cuss words loan think
cathartic pills or cantor oil? This ill of and l have numbered them. Here's
important. ' the list. They rtin lrom one to twenv
Calcareta work While you sleep: ty~aix. you see. The idea is to memo
cleanse and regulate the stomach, re
move the sour. undigested and for
taunting food and toad gases; take the
excess bile from the liver and carry
out of the system all the decomposed
waste matter and poison in the inlet
tines and bowels.
A Caucaret tonight will straighten
rise these by numbers. and instead of
saying the word any the number.”
lllr. Banal’ companion feli‘in with
the schema readily and next day they
tried it. When the seventh hole was
reached each had used a fair share of
the numbers and the plan was work-
ing well. Then Mr. Banga' companion.
you out by llwrllilll'“ll 10430!“ “We. rather, ahort~tempered gentleman,
from any drurt Iiol‘e Wi" will Wu" en- . sliced into a bunker, and in trying to
tire family realms mod for momhtlim out. he broke a favorite niblicit.
Don‘t forget lhi‘ children. They 1°". His face went purple and he threw
Cascareta becauue they taste 500““‘ihac hill head with “an. indication
of giving way to what is called a blue
do sood~~-never gripe or sickon.
"wan.-." . 4 .. a
"This is awkward
l flirted with l
. wright, that anything and everything
"t: i it. A. it
darn .ii 3‘ PLUS
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streak, When Mr. Dunks cautioned
lilm.
"Well, lbwahmahl'!’ splattered the
enraged golfer, and then, with fervent
tritiinplt—~-"0tie to Zdwiticittuivol"-~
Tit lifts.
DIFFICULT TASK. I
Pantomime is a very ancient art.
and when intelligently practised. oi
very expressive one. An English ac-
tor. according to the London Chron-
icle. who was enthusiastic over its
possibilities. once tried to convince
hir. Barrie, the novelist and play-
couid be exrpeaaed fucialiy.
"roan tell my audience anything
without speaking a word," he said.
“Then will ‘ybd’ ‘lll'fidly go to the,
back of the stage." said Mr. Barrie,
quietly; “and express in your face that
you have a younger brother. who was
born in Shropshire. but is now llvitittl
in a boarding house on the south
coast?"
Advertise in The Sentinel.
and the. tinwladom of those who failed
to avail themselves of the educationuli
opportunities that are provided by thcl
city. it should not be understood that ‘
this city is any worse off in that re-l
spool titan other places in Connectl-l
out. The real fact iii that the averagel
than in several other cities, and that
last year it showed a gain here, while. i
The liar has secured from
the following interesting statistics re-l
.gnrdiug attendance in Connecticut's
night schools. which show the. cont-3
l
‘ Regiu- Aver. Attend.
19084909.
tratlon. Attend. i‘.t‘_ P i ‘ r at 7 00 “no ‘- m'
lil'itli-tt‘lim‘l 303 243.57 .1207 ‘1'3‘57‘21'; 1.7.3155? “judo“ "
.. . ‘ Western olote-~ : . :. . 3 I: m.;
iluitlluu {mt Milli ..lii‘ tau, 3:00, “m. (”a p. m.
Hartford ,. . . . .flnb‘l 929.00 .Lliil l Danbury «6:55. 81.10 13151.; 1:00. “is til-.5
Notv iirituin. . . il10 362.01 “3"‘lenwuflafigjm‘ 0.00.10 0 a. m., . , .
New Him-ii ...lil.‘iil 619.00 .312 MAILC CLOII FOR
' . . o . . ' . or lantern Po ‘.<»~“2"0. (firitixaport only.
Sou London... .lis o7.i0 ...ul ‘ m‘ ”“3"“. m” if°°~ 6:00. 3:00 9‘ m.
.\ot‘t\':tlk ...... 2:»«i 40.30 1le Western p0.n‘.~*‘6:‘0. l0:00 I. m.: 13:86.
. . _ _ . . ‘ Lao. 2.3a, 6:00. R200 p. m.
.\t)l wit it ...... ll~i ”Lilli 1"".Dnflbtul' 238' 915nm “Kim‘mo‘ MOO pl 6';
i . » . "In, q. in Not‘wl , _ 9:0 ,_ . a. m,; ; ,
hiatuioid on. 80.00 .3. 2.36, ”an a no, h on ‘L m_
iiiiil'itiltl. Unit-1 for all point» close. 5:30 p. on. Sun-
.lit'itltzitpol‘t . «to; 201.22 .3” ‘ "“"' ,9, a. mum..." Mum...“
llunbiti'v ...... 1309 45.80 2H0 "“ ..-
ilttrtiord ......'.lil‘.l.\' 339.30 cm: Norwalk Postomce
New iirliuitt .. iiii 303.93 .Il‘Jl Mali. anltchflv
Now llttt‘oti ...i\'iil‘» 36.3.00 .312 r. [.9 a. m.,.’[-)4ut}, til i |
'. . ~ - , . .~.- 5; i': a. Ill.“ "in turt' v u on.
x" “ London " “" illutl ‘3‘” r. :20 n. osmium and sleuth Nurtvaik.
. Mirwulk ...... lilii H.130 .ltli am a. m.~~\-Ertll‘. “if" “it‘ll to}. Nurwoih.
. . ., i‘.‘ do mp .'w\\' 'm‘ on '09.
Norwich ~ ~ - ~ ~ . 3"" 90-90 34“ l‘.’ at" p. militant anduéoutli Norwnllt.
, -. -'- ~~ - .. .i.) p. m. ~ inn tur)‘ ( vaon.
.htumltlrd """ "M' “'8'! "H," ‘. 2i» p. m. Points out of Stamford. m-
'l‘he averagi- attoudlnce for ‘iltol "‘" ““i’“
v
ulztlo for lililwliiilli was .256, and for 6'
Itllitl ltllil waa 3.3". The above tables
Shun
London allowed an attendance. above
tliv :ltc-rago.
lvidumtolu have tried hard to ex-
piuin tho indlf'lt-N-tico of the people
to night whotda, and there are var
‘louq llltvtii‘lvs. it in generally believed
doubt illllt'l‘ influences that should be
‘('(lllfillll'l‘tltl.
lilt't'il made in provide more attractive
.lottt‘uou and to mix amusement with
instruction. but thus far they havvl
‘. I“.
‘prmcu only partly aurcoauftil.
‘ 'i‘hort- is no doubt that even with
libo llmitod attendance the
arbouiu urn worth more to the var-
lioua communities titan they root. and
pith-r ltmlrt-riitlion.
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HEARING BEiLER APPEAL.
The mom of lemon it. MucKlornan..
ndtuinlutrator oi the outato of tho
against Lotti» It. mnmaior. of' Norm.
wullt. whom» automobile was ronpon-
«thin for Heller‘s death. canto out”
day in tho. Huprorne (3mm of Errors
in Bridgeport. it will he romomlmmi
that ilimunh the law firm of liuribuit
a liuvln, the 85,000 penalty was awar-
dad the dcfendaatn by the jury. The
defense, through the firm of Liam &
Tammany made a motion for a now;
trial. but. title was denied. They then '
appealed the can on the firoundu that
the sum awarded was too smut. it inf
the appeal that is being heard today.
Mr. hickinrnnn, Mrs. George Bullets
.liurthuti and Davis and a few others
from Norwailt are present at the trials
it is understood that Judson and
Chamberlain. are to assist with Hurt.
butt and Davis. ;
"filatial, you were foolish to quarroi‘
with Charles.“ .
"lin'n a mean man." i
"What has he done now?" i
”i telephoned him today to send.
back my lock of hair, and he asked
me if It was red. yellow or Mac rt»
wit-mama Harald. i
"#1
a young man at the seashore, and '
we both pretended to be rich. Now ‘
i find he lives in our city."
“But you needn‘t are him if you
don’t care to."
"i can't very well help seeing him
sometimes. it seems he collects the
payments on our plano.-~Boston lieu
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Your idea of a honaowto be bad on
your idea of price and terms may be.
advertised in The Sentinel today.
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COUTH NORWALK POST OFFIOI
MAILS
South Norwalk Poatofflce
MAIL! ARRIVE I ROM
Your
N the Future
DoNotBlame
No More Honing or Grinding
required on any style razor. for with BAILlY’S
VERY SHARP DRESSING
on your strep. this is all eliminated
One Thousand Shaves for 25c ’
(‘nn you figure the cost per above?
blades away. but Itrop them; a wonderful discovery that
Razor
Do not throw dull
Window Display
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PRICE’ °
$15.00.
SUITS
AT A POPULAR PRICE
$18.00.
Blues. Brown, Grays
ovnacoa'rs. . ..
LION SHiRTs ..
naw NECKWEAR .......5oc
FANCY VESTS
SHOES—Tan and Gun Metal
Button and Lace
Newest Shapes
......... $1.00
$15. $20! $25
PRICE’S Clothing Store '
98 Washington Street
Phon; No. 1185-2.
The Hatch 81 Bailey Company
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. '
Lumber and Mill Work far Everything
Telephone. 46. .
plaster and wallpaper.
BEAVER BOARD
is gaining rapidly in popularity as a substitute for lath and
It is susceptible of an infinite variety
of artistic designs for walls and ceilings. and permits of a
wide scope for individual profertnent and taste. We are agents
and keep a large supply on hand.
that during both period-s New.”
‘7100 it. “1."‘A‘l directions.
7:00 a. m. ruthnnun Station.
lib u. "‘0' Hunt. wr-at of liriduopurt.
li'ib a. m.~---Wiiton and llaitliury.
{l :to 1.. m. vb'ilil‘li Norwalk.
lioo I. In.» East. \Vv-at and Ho. Norwall
tut-ti p. to. ~ titutbttry division.
“or p. m. . East. Wmu and So. Norwalk.
7 50 p. vaulting. Wool and Bo. Norwolk.
“WNW“ nilompla “0"“ , a-oo n. m.~ Etta! \th and 8a. Norwalk.‘
;.':0 p. m wV‘i’ost and South Nurvuil.
00 p. m.~(3ntmtm Station. Dunliury Ind
Wilton.
.an p. m.-.t»‘.a.n. twin and So. Nnrwalk.
:00 p. in. ‘liust. Wot-l and tin. Nurtvnlu.
Sundays and Holidays.
Loni until Viol-on at 5:30 p. in.
Sunday collection at 3.30 p. m.
Malia Received.
1:0 p m.-- ldnat,
Norwuilt.
land-ya.
i‘ttri'lt-ru' window open [rum 9 until )0
lb. B. ADAMS. Pullman".
night i ~
lattxtiooruo Seller, of lluilor IU‘i'tll.’ _
CHAS. E. no
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Cut can.» a. Poht
Thick coda or thin—wool.
silk or co ton-«if your shear in
a Win it will make a clean
cut the full length of the blade
with’out "chcwina” or " pinch-
ln .’
{Visa is the Itlndard with ‘
tailors. mmntmm and others
who use a pair of them as a
working tool.
Wlu shcarnnd monsoon
no more than the averaoa be:
they will stay Ila-m a
more her and continuous
work than any other-in the
fact “gutting room or the
i) . ‘
Vt how a lull ill! of Win
Madman ityoudo
not find them satisfactory
Mary wayandthgv ..
you over out: n . .,
you can return some to . 0‘
our store and we will =x ‘
cheerfully refund the full
amount you paid. {5
M...
an. unnamed“.
iri'ii"
appeals to all men. Acts like magic; has no equal. if you
shave. you can't afford to be without it. C. R. Bailey‘s
cry Sharp
(TRADE MARK)
A Scientific Preparation thatvwili put
a Perfect Edge on the Duilest Razor
And is guaranteed to give. perfect satisfaction to titr- moat
altrpiloal person. or we will notund purchase price wil-
lingly; we cannot do more.
A 25c Box of Very Sharp
cont-int enough treatment to keep your razor atrop in
perfect condition for several years, No necessity will
ever arise for having a razor honed or sharpened. thus
‘* nioitln your shaving a pleasure,
'l‘o al the Sentinel readers who have availed thorn.
aetvea'of the Special Safety Raaor (iatfit. or to any- one
else. we are now prepared to supply them with a box of
the colobratod“\'cry Sharp“ Strep Dressing. which is
guaranteed to pain perfect edge on the duilcat razor.
This article in positively sold only by The Sentinel to its
readers. and cannot be purchased in any store. it will
be liven only for '
Five Premium Coupons Cat from
The Sentinel and 25c
“so do not throw dull blades away. but strep them and with
iiailey'a"\'ery Sharp Drowns. your old blades will be
equal to new. You can begin cutting outdloupotfu at any
time. and when you have five consecutive numbers, brin
them to The Sentinel office with 25 cents in cash. an
get a box of this oecbrated Drooling.
"Seven Good Reasons Why You
Should Try Very Sharp
i.-—Vory Sharp give: to the rarer blade the Request show
in oditu ever rccured.
3,..- here is not in: like Very Sharp. Acta' like magic.
8.--Very Sharp makes every shave with the name blade
perfectly satisfactory.
thtt‘op razor with Vary 8 up and you will never have
the annoyance of a tough art! or a tender akin.
li.-«Tho but ruor made cannot give a clean and mi»
factory all“. unless it be bound occasionally. but by
using Very Elmo as directed this is eliminated.
Orr-"Not one in a thousand on bone a racer, but by us-
to Very Sharg there ll no occasion for honing.
7,..- having tron in are not caused by a poor racer but
by poor condition of the razor.
f‘Verym Sh arp” Coupon
Number 32 ~
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to bare the PLUM“-
i.\'tl look over and put into
condition before the ground
but outes frozen solid.
Right time today to have
repairs made on the Steam
or Hot Water Heating Sys-
tom.
A few dollars spent now
will not only save money. but
the discomfort of a cold house
later. -
Company
Phone 742
The Jones & Hotchltiss
NORWALK, CDNN.'.
. Definition of Chiropractic
l Chiropractic is the science of the
.cause of the disease and the art of ad-
‘justlug the same. Diseases are caused
by a wrench. twist or sprain in the
back. Even if done in childhood it
lcreatcs pinched nerves and pain in
llater life in the different organs and
; limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause of
this disease and pain. and health is“
natured through harmonizing the six "
3 nerve systems in your body.
l Nervousneaa. Rheumatism. Paraly-
jsis. Heart. Kidney and Female Dia-
‘oasos are given special attention: also
Curvature of the Spine. You will
‘ncver regret giving Chiropractic a
lchanco to help you.
i T. runners. D. c.
.94 WASHINGTON er. so. NORWALK
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iifiih‘igifit'l"‘i&éimnm Binge.
which do you prefer. walking with an
Natice
During July and August
our store will cloae on Sat-
urdayo at 1 p. m. At your
«Nico every other week
day from 7 a. m. to B p. m.
. E. E. Gorbam
. " Decorator
to First an. East Norwalk
Telephone Four One Six
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For FREIGHT Only
Freight Propellers i re Pm «in
II. East River. New ork (feet
of Dover street). every day lu-
cont Huntley). at it o in. Freight
received at Norwalk up to t p.
to. and lloath Nomi: up lo‘htp
p. in.
Norwalk Steamboat Company ..
Anntng J. with. G. 0. mum-o.
Lulu~ Mm! Aunt
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