Evening sentinel, Saturday, October 28, 1911 · page 4

 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 

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3"... Drquants'W .I the
Bridge “Pharmacy

Prompt dud eilsient
service at all times.
Personal attention giv-
en to all prescription
work.
Chairs tor our trolley
Corns la and
wait tor year our.

BRIDGE PHARMACY

«J. PAIKIR. Manager

 

 

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Alonzo Wheeler and grandson. Carl-
ton L’Hommedleu, of this place. were
vinltors in Bridgeport, yesterday.

 

The Epworth League of the East
Avenue Methodist church will hold
Ito weekly devotional meeting, to-
mrrow evening.

 

The Men's Class of the East Avenue
Hethodlst church will hold its weekly
meeting. tomorrow noon. It is hoped
that all the members will be present.

 

George R. Van Aletyne and party
went out again, this morning. at an
early hour for the festive blacklish.
The fishermen have had great luck,
this season.

 

The regular morning and evening
Iervlces will be held at the Swedish
Congregational church, tomorrow.
Rev. Charles J. Anderson will occupy
the pulpit and preach

Captain T. Decker has returned to
his work at Oyster Bay Long island.
otter enjoying a visit with relatives int
this place. Captain Decker has channel
of the Andrew Radol interests at Oys
tor Bay.

 

Tomorrow evening at 7 o'clock at
the East Avenue Methodist Church
there will be a twenty minute song
nervice. and a brief practical sermon
by the pastor, ilev. W. W. Gillies. All
are invited.

 

Rev. William W. Gillies will occupy!
the pulpit and preach at the morning;
and evening services which will be
held at the East Avenue Methodist,
church, tomorrow. The choir \vllli
grander one of its excellent programs
(at each service.

Thel 'oung People's society or Loy- I,
ll Workers ulll hold its regular wvck- }
ly devotional service, tomorrow ev-
ening, at the Advent Christian church.
Olcar Patrick will he the leader of the
meeting and Spiritual Sacrifice will.
be the subject of his talk. i

 

 

The trolley wire on the Dorian point
branch came down, this morning. be-
tween 6 and 7 and for half an hour'
or so the line was tied up. The line.
ear.wns quickly summoned and in u;
nhort time had made temporary re~i
pairs no that the cars could llt' op-
Grated.

The members of St. Agnes ilulld. of
Christ lilpiuropal Church are hoidinii
a food «ale. today, in the lluesnn
Irull More at the rumor of Val) Znnt
street and (inborn avenue. it in hop
ed that the ludieu will achieve the
“ocean which in due thorn tor their
unrest efforts.

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The young people of East Norwalk
made the host of their vacation, you
terday and large numbers raked up
their liullowe'on paraphernalia and
practisI-d for the hilt (reunion on
‘londay «Ironing. Falsefucen and old
clothe» in vnrlousJorms were to be
neon eVorywhorii.

 

 

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Pastor Reynolds of the Advent Chi-li-
tion Church who will move to l'rovb
deuce R. l.. to take up his work in
the new field. will preach at his
church Huntley at 10:80 a. In. and 7
p. at. There will he a hspthIn at the
evening uervlos. The Holiday school
and loyn'l Workere' meeting will he
told It the initial time.

 

Cartoonist Buckle Taylor, of the
Crescent laundry. caught an Inspire
tion as It result of tbeurseent Mb.
Idle-Clarita game and portrayed the
one in II drawing in“ which too of
the members of the force are depio
tail on having wagers, the Philadel-
ibis backer carrying off his friend on
II but while gloom has ”tiled over
all to the tune of 11 so I.

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Those natural mimicr- who are
clicking at the business dermis their
mm are expected homo. thleevena
log. is epond the dabbuth. The work
Is source and the plotting at this thus
very poor the wash having covered
”the 0000 In that it is next to loose
lists III In any um. name as

tho packing departni
has also quit the work.

East Ma'intstreet.

Ralph Lee of Danburyi

still remains very serious.

‘ visit with friends in New York city.

friends in Roseville district, Thursday.

tuining her daughter
lock. of Danbury.

services at the Church of the Assump
domiciled in

Point imperial.

Charles

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WESTPORT

p . AND . .
SAUGATUCK

 

Mrs. M. Coyle is ill at her home on

 

Mrs. A. 8. ”Southey is entertaining

The condition of Charles Gampier

 

M. ii. Cooley has returned from a

Mrs. John Rippe was the guest of

 

 

J. S. McCann of Bridgeport is sub-
stltutlng at the “70an drug store
this week.

 

Mrs. ‘W. E. Nash and Mrs. Carrie
St. John were visitors in Bridgeport.
Thursday.

 

Mrs. a. J. Dickson has been enier~
, Mrs. Carrie Sel-

 

Rev. J. J. Duggan will conduct the

tion tomorrow.

 

......

and Mrs. R. '1‘. Willie are now
their new home on

Iii r'.

 

R. W. Barrett of Bridgeport,
l). Hnrkiue, of Philadelphia
and H. H. Talbot of New Haven nro

visitors in town.

 

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The Women's Beneficlent society ofl '
the Congregational church met at the:
parsonage and quilted comfortables;
for their missionary barrel, Wednes-
day.

 

The lam: talked of horse race took;
place at ti o'clock yesterday momma;
The distance covered was 10 mllca;
and was made in 3} 1-0 mluuteslN
Owing to the slippery road near liar- l
ris' (other the horse fell and threw
the driver to the grountf. Had this not l
happened the race would have been
made inside the limited time. 30 min-'
utes. The rate will be. tried again
over the same road in three weeks. i

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use or eon-rev lN wonLo or i
Panama-nan. i
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in it hard headed, pragmatic. utili
tnrluu world. what is the use of poo
try? if we had to answer that question
before a jury composed of bankers.
brokers. lawyers and engineers, luten
upon convincing them that poetry has,
an important plaCe among the reall-l
ties of life we should take as our cue;
certain words of Coleridge. He said: i
”i’ootry has been to me an exceeding:
it has soothed my “(‘6
it has multiplied and reilnedf
my enjoy-menu; it has endeared mi'l
solitude: and it has given me the hub-’
it of wishing to discover the good anti
the beautiful in all that meeta and
surrounds rue." The last few words
of that sentence are particularly
the point: “it has given me the habit
of wishing to dincovsr the good and;
the beautiful in all that meets and sur-
Inundx mo.‘ if we could prove that
poetry really accomplishes that. and$
we think we could, we would be con.
tent to let the one no to the jury. it

great rzewsrd

kind of a world in which it is so much .

Literature.

on...

 

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PAISING OF THE VILLAGE.

waa no walk—in an attractive New

hopping this way and that at tho hank
of 00000th autonobilen. an appalling
thought struck me: is the village.
atill no dear to New England. becom-
ing extinct? oaks a writer in the At-
lantic who goes on: Will succeeding
«unatten- know only is ancient his.
tory‘its shady. mnvleokod "arena"
with the old white church, its library
civeouy a loyal sea. in mammal hail.
its soidim‘ monument and band-stand

Ilium chlmtm III‘I‘II neuter In».

men the townmsn to the common

and broom and followed by their wives
and dauphin" bearing a sober cup of
cheer and doughnuts to match: no
line the whole village ml with the
spirit: every worthy householder is:
suing forth with a bell of knotted and
variegated twins and a patio: knife

his with.“ It rennin accompaniment

 

5’mmmnmosfiw
m ‘0 W

are SMW. My? .

‘ ed into their u‘éw home. this week.

Claude Perdreaux.

6 .00 a m.—~»l‘2nnf.

0 it] u m—lmnbury I'llvillm’l

6: 30 II. III . AVeut and South Norwalk.

n: 40 a m. Kant. West and So Norwalk.

U: 00 m.~—New York and West.

iii: if: p. In Eliot and South Norwnlk.

Il i6 p. m. —Daubury division

i:;20 p. m. .——l‘olnu was; of Stamford. Lot»

ion pair.

2 20 p. In ~Wost and South Norwnlk.

ii: 00 o m. ”W‘il‘tmm tit-tion. llanbury and
on

:0: so p.111 ”mile-I. West and 80. Norwallt.

8:000 m.— Emu. West and 80 Norwalk.

it accomplishes that there is no other; -
needed an in a pragmatic. utilitarian,

world. Just as food in meat needed in,
a iatniuostrlcken country-«Currentj

Wandering along an oily roadwlhere

York suburb, the other day. llurlueti’
by chugging rumor-cycles and madly}

 
 

 
 

the store on whole pluuptories are .
swapped and trades consummated and .

”village improvement societies“ to no ,
the way of all grass, and is their all- .
anal house cleaning no leaner in “ilk ,

armed with has and rile. lawn-mower,

warmly/titan tbs maroon edu of.

 

 
 
 

rub family of John .a. Gruelle mm.

 

Mrs? John Buttery has been enter-
taining her sister during the past
week.

 

Mrs. Paulhohiloher has returned
home after spending several days in
New York.

 

Henry Perdreaux spent Saturday
and Sunday at the home of his 000.

 

Charles Wiley and Thomas Kelly, of
New York spent Sunday at the home
of Charles Roche.

 

p. Putnam Brinley and Mrs. Brinley
left their home here during the past
week to spend the winter in town.

 

James Zobel. who has been spend-
ing several weeks nt‘ the home of
Charles Roche. spent Saturday in New
York.

 

Harry Fry. of Albany. N. Y., spent
the week end at the Alonzo Buttery
home, where Mrs lit-y has ben for sev—
eral months.

 

Miss Agnes Payne. of Stamford,
who is working in Miss lawmn's
place at the telephone attics. is stop-
ping with Mrs. John J. Vion.

 

. '

Mrs. Alonzo Buttery returned home
Saturday night. her trip to Albany
halng been shortened by a telegraph
message advising her of her mother‘s
serious illness.

 

Chester Guthrie has secured a posi-
tion with Haynes. Porter & 00.. of
Boston. and will travel for that firm
throughout New England. He expects

 

IOUTH NOIWALK POST OFFICI

MAILS

$80uth Norwnlk Postoiflce

MAIL! ARIN! new
store Potato—0. 55. 1:00. 10:10 a. 111.:

10011510015551 .
Western Mints:- 000 00. 10:00 a. 10.:
nae». 1:00 «W

Dsnbu w:‘.:.IiIIIsIII. l00 615p

Vlli :0:::Stl.000.10:0a.u1.' l:00.!:00 .
N:;..0ilpm .

MAT LI CLO‘I POI

Intern Pointy-4: 00. (Bridgeport only.
0.10:00.am; .6:00.:000 9.10.
Western Politico wit: .: 13:00.

8:00 p. m.

l :00. it 30.0
Dunbar 0:00, 0ii: iii a. m.: l:0i'l, 0:00 p. m
Nerwal 7::060. 0:00. l0.00 a. 111.; 1:00.
Mulls for all points clone 0:10 p.111 Bun-
ltl ll
’ E. E. CROWE. Postmaster.

Norwelk Postolflce

Mails Deseatcnod

 

Iundsys and Hello-ye.
lmni mall chines at 0: 80 p. m.
Sunday «Inmiillgn at 8: 80 p. In.

a. m.-~rAll direction.
In. -~—t nnIIIIn Station

a.
. m.»l::ast. went of Bridgeport.

0‘0"»:

: In. —-Wilt0n and Daub ury.

; m. ~80th Nos-walk

n. In. ~-l!:uut. West and So. Norwall
yam In.~—l)nnbury divinion.

..~m ,Weat and Bo. Nor-walk.
In.

..m

.m.

-—ii‘.asi and South Norwslk.
fill???" Year. llrooklyn and South
:7: lo p. m. Flushes out and 80. Norwalk.

do
Lot”. met Westindfio. Nor-w alt.
L‘nrrlers' window open from 0 until 10
m

E. B. ADAMS. POIIW.

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lullisn oiths blade
without “chew Ill" III" 'pindl-

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so to arrange hid schedule In to be
able to its at holes each week end.

 

lira Wehster W. Austin. who has
been stoppinx in town with her daumgh
tor. Mrs Charles Austin, for “Several
weeks. had so stack of paralysis at
the thrust on Friday evening and lies
in a critical condition.

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The stone crusher has u not up
on John Selloii's’lot and the seleetmeu
expect to put all the roads in this
vicinity in good condition within the
next few weeks. They will begin
with Carter street. and follow up.on
Silver-mine avenue.

 

 

WHITE HOUSE LEVE! IN '00.

I wonder what would happen now at
a presidential reception If a donen. or
20. or 30 men should enter the White
Rouse. as a matthr of course wearing
negligee shim. slouch hats and cow-
hide boots. into the tops of which
were thrust their trousers! it is a
literal fact. however. that not a few
man. presented to President and Mrs.
Lincoln” the loves of January 5.1865.
came up to the door of the blue room
wearing such heavy. clumsy cowhide-
boota. They thought nothing of it.
Neither did Mrs. Unooln, and least
of all the president. For to Lincoln
clothes meant nothing—erranhood.
truth, honor. hard work meant every-
thing.—-Colonol Crack in "Islamic: of

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the White House."

Piles! In»: Piles!

liilltarns' Indian Pile Ointment will 0qu
Blind. Bleeding and Itching Piles. It ab-
at once.

port» the tumors Mimi
act I as a nutrition. yes 03'... relief.

Willinms’ Indian Pile Ointment is prev
pared nor Piles and” itshinrr or lht‘pl'lvflfi
37mm [lg 00.5%» .ilisuisad. out
Mr Ill! 0? The tiltilord Pharmacy.
mew 1..
0H, you “NAUGHTY COWO.

fl...

 

Twelve Greenwich Cousins Get intoxi-
' and Eating Applet.

GWWlCH, Oct. 28.»-—A herd of
12 cows owu‘ed by Soren Jensen. a lo
cal farmer. will land in the village
lockup if they do not stop eating ap-
ples that lntoxicate. The cowa‘wero
turned loose in an orchard several
days ago and after eating freely oi‘
partly decayed apples became more or

loss intoxicated and since then have _

refused to deliver milk or do other
things that good cows should.

 

WHITE SLAVER GETS 10 To 20
YEARS.

NEW YORK. Oct. 28.——Ons of the
severest sentences ever imposed on a
:‘white Ilaver” was meted out yester-
day 'by Judge Foster to Philip Zola.
who was convicted of bringing Eloise
Wendi, 15. of Pittsburg, to this city.
for immoral purposes. Zola was sen-

tenced to state's prison for not less
than i0 years and no more than 20
years.
05, 000.

in addition. he was fined

 

 

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Can you figure the cost per there? Do not throw dull
blades away, but ltrop them: a wonderful dilcovery that
appeals to all non. Acts like mule; he. no equal.
shave. you can't alien: to be without it.

Very Sharp

(TRADE 11.1an
A Scientific Preparation that will put

a/Periect Edge on the Dullest Razor

And is guamboed to give perfect satisfaction to the most
skeptical person. or we will refund purchase price all-

A 25c Box of Very Sharp

contains enough treatment to keep your rarer strep in
perfect condition for several years.
over arise for having 3 mar honed or sharpened. thus
mailing your shaving a pleasure.

To all the Sentinel readers who have availed them-

 
 
 
 

 

Razor

No More Honing or Grinding
required on any style razor. for with BAlLlY'S
valor, SHARP DRESSING
on your strep. this is all eliminated

Shaves for 25c

It you
C. Ii. Bailey's

 

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lluor Outili. or to any one

else. we are new Welland to supply thorn with II on: oi
the celebrated “Very Sharp“ ltrop Dressing. which is

«due on the dnilest rucr

This article in petitlveiy sold only by The Sentinel to in
purchased in any store.

ll. will

Five Premium Coupons Cut from
The Sentinel. and 25c

80 do not throw dell blades any. but strep them and with
flailey’sWery Sharp Dressing, your old blades will be
equal to new. You can begin cutting out Cdlpons at any
time. and when you have five consecutive numbers. bring
thorn to The Sentinel cities with 30 cent; in cash, and

Drum“.

Seven Good Reasons Why You

Very Sharp -

1.an Sharp gives to the rater blade the kssnsst shavn‘

never
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Window Display

PRlflC—E’S

SUITS
AT A POPULAR PRICE
$15.00. $18.00.
Blues, Brown, Grays

' OVERCOATS.... $15. $20. $35 T

 

LION SHIRTS ........ 1.00
NEW NECKWEAR .. ..... 50c
FANCY VESTS

SHOES—Tan and Gun Metal
Button and Lace
Newest Shapes

 

 

 

 

PRICE’S Clothing Store

98 Washington Street

Flinn No.1185-2-

 

 

 

 

The Hatch & Bailey Company

SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.

Lumber and Mill Work for Everything

. Telephone, 46.

BEAVER BOARD

is gaining rapidly in popularity as a substitute for lath and
plaster and wall-paper. it is susceptible of an infinite variety
of artistic designs for walls and ceilings, and permits of a
wide scope for individual prefermcnt and taste. We are agents
and keep a large supply on hand.

 

 

 
 

 

 

 

lTllE NEW SCIENCE
; Definition of Chiropractic

‘3 Chiropractic in the science of the
Icause of the disease and the art of ad‘

lusting the same. Diseases are caused
Iby a wrench. twist or sprain in the
gback. Eien if done in childhood it
Icreatea pinched nerves and pain in
giater life in the dlflerent organs and
lllmbs.

Chiropractors remove the cause of
this disease and pain. and health 1Ia
. . . Irestored through harmon I ng t e a 1
1M: look mer and put into 5W systems in l'tillr body
901mm” ”9'0“! the ground i Nervouanoss. Rheumatism. Paraly
becomes frozen solid. Isis. liearLlKidney tulldttnfiale- lib.

- . 58%”. are 8 Ion spec R (I on on' B IO
mRight tinge todnihioslha‘e curvature of the Spine. You will

pare ma 2 on e eam :never regret giving Chiropractic n
or Hot Water Heating. Sys- ichance to help you.
tern,

A few dollars spent T. FRANCIS. D. C.

Will not. only have money. but $“ WAQHINGTON 8T. 50’ NORWALK
I .
the discomfort 0' I u“! house E Magnetic Treatments Given Also
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TODAY
to have the PLUMB-

DOW

later.

The Jones & Hotchkiss
Company

NORWALK, couu.$
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GUARANTEED$
6-HOLE

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

Phone 742

 

Notice

During July and August

 

 
 
 
 
 

our store will close on 000-
urdays at 1 p. m. At your
service every other week

day from 7 a. m. to 0 p. m.

 

 

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Decorator

10 First 00.
Telephone Four One Six

 

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