2.;
‘ is being blasted out.
‘ROWAYTON
Miss Gertrude Dibble has been mak-
ing a visit in New York city.
fMiss Vivian Stevens has returned to
liter home from a visit in New Haven.
i‘I‘rcderick ll. Nortoin and family. of
Brooklyn, have been spending the
Week-end at their country residence of
Hickory muff.
Mrs. Henry 1... Rowland and son
[Henry Jr.. of Crockett street, were the
guests of relatives and friends ’ln
Doubnry over Sunday.
Severe] men have been engaged
working nights on the new residence
of James A Farrell at Hickory Bluff,
owing to the owner’s desire to have it
completed at the end of this week. The
family expect to enjoy its Thanksgiv-
ing dinner there. An extensive job of
trading is being done about. the
grounds, and a large quantity of rock
pro-clone of sympathy from his may
friends.
The Boy Scouts are planning to hold
a Haliowe‘cn party. this evening, I
which promises to surpass anything in
that line which has ever been held “in
the town by young men alone. The
boys are hustlersand those who are
planning. to attend are anticipating a
great good time.
Work on the new hank building is
progressing finely and rapidly now
that the water has drained off. The
supports have been reared and the
tint floor beams put in place and cow
cred. it is expected that work on the
erection of the sides will be commenc-
ed in the near future.
_..-._...JI——————
Tomorrow night is Hallowe’en and
indications are that the younger folk
of Dorian are in readiness for the oc-
casion. i‘..ast week. the merchants did
a thriving business in false faces and
It is expected that any quantity of
young men will be out and doing. 0!
parties there are several scheduled.
*—
R. F. Skellon. of Noroton. has the
mason work on the new house in
Durieu for Mrs. Harriett Bowen. of
Waterbury avenue. The other com
‘llilli'illlll illilw
A Few Application”: of it Simple
will take in place," to an old saying.
which is, to a great extent, true, if no
When gray hairs appear it is a sign
that Nature needs assistance.
Nature's call for help. Gray hair. dull,
lifeless hair. or hair that is falling out.
is not necessarily a sign citadvancinz
use. for there are thousands of elder.
ly people with perfect beads of hair
without a single streak of gray.
hair seems to be lifeless or dead. some
good. reliable haicrostoring treatment
should be resorted to at once.
tions to use is the old-fashioned “sage
tea" which our grandparents used. The
best preparation of this kind is Wy-
eth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy.
IIII IIII llilili
Bloody Will Briltp Back
thalliumraicolor
l
“Pull out one tray hair and a dozen
who are. taken to stop the . cause.
it is
When gray hairs come. or when the
Special-
sts say that one of the best prepara-
1 Winfield ‘IIIIII up” the
Mrs. Carolin
invalid list.
6‘
services more hold in Emmonucl
Church Sunday chit a. In. ..
“Ry-m
Theodore Hamilton is still confined
to the house by illness.
Another little can has arrived in the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Beers.
Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Drew will soon
move to Georgetown to spend the win-
tor.
Mrs. E. L. liners is-about again after
a few days' illness with a severe grip
cold.
Mrs. John Fitch returns this 0ch
ing from a week's visit in Bayonne.
N. J. '
Mrs. M. E Turney will entertain
this week Mrs J. .Mellen and son.
of Easton.
STAMFORD
It may be uniashionabie to use
an auto more than two years; but
you ‘will not object to having
your furnace last twenty times
M
Misses Gladys Mills. Lois March and
liclen 'Scofleld entertained the mom
hers of the Comrade Club. Friday eve-
ning. at the bungalow of Mrs. Ada
Thomas, in Highland avenue. The uf-;
fuir was in the nature of on All Hal:
ltiwe‘en party. and proved most suo- in ‘llaricn. last week. with mortgages
ceasi'ul throuhgoui. All who attended,“ ‘4'050' There were two sales of
were in masquerade continues and ”Open... for the third week of Otto l
tracts will be let soon. Tile house
was planned by Architect Nelson bl.
Emmens and a descriptiou has been
given in a previous issue of The Senti-
nal.
unique. The bungalow was decorated to 86 300
with Jaltaht‘SG lillltt‘ms. Iluck-o‘Jrfln' L18 follows: Evelyn R. Hnwes to J. F.1d color.
terns, N“:- Various games “I’Dm‘ Meeltan. Noroton Heights; estate ofl
printe to the occasion were indulged.3mmy Weed to Harriet
in. itefreelnnents were served, a large: King's highway.
bonfire near the house. at which frnnk~ .. Eda
fuI'icrs, upplcs. etc. were rousietii Mrs. George Geist, wife of the local
prm‘ing' a decidedly interesting fen-E meal ficnlor. died Sniurdav.n 7 a. In. ..;
ture
LI tile ilII'ondII. Marion and Mabel .lnr- pout avenmI aged 'l9. She has been ill
sulphur.
A. Bowen,iuslng Wyth's
retire. and see what a difference a
is treatment will make in your hair.
This preparation is offered to the
public at fifty cents a bottle, and III
Among the guests were Misses of consumption. at hot home on Pros! recommended and sold by u“ ding
a preparation of domestic sage and
compounded
with later discovered hair ionics and
stimulants. the whole mixture being
carefully balanced and tested by ex-
'I‘here were two sales of real estate ports.
Wyeth‘s Sngc’nnd Sulphur is clean
and wholesome and’ perfectly harm-
it refreshes dry. patched hair,
50:119- Of the make-ups were decidedly i her. will. and the mortgages amountedi removes dandruff and gradually res-
The latest transfers were: tores faded or gray hair to its natur-
scientifically
988.
Don't delay another minute.
Sage and Sulphur
glsts. Spec in!
via, Marion Lynch. lulhei Mills Marlontfor some time. ltofnrc lIIII' marrlugofi (‘OIporulion
Crockett. Marion ‘I‘oIlIIcy. Mildred l Mrs. (ielst was Miss Linn 'l‘a.I'.tItrtlI of
Buckley. lIena (lakes. Mildred and Now Cannon.
EIIIInn Cnsluuan. lielen Scolicid, (lla- IIIiIIctecn Icars aim. at South Nonvulk.
the Mills. l’enrl Frolic and Lois and they lived in llurlcn foI oiuhlk
Marsh; Messrs. Archie licncllshu.‘yours. She has n brother. \‘VllllIIIII.f
'rllf‘OllOI‘o Dayton. John Savage. \i'il-‘ IIIIIpioyed in the greenhouses of the.
li:IIII Sicyous. (‘III'ltou Fl’illit‘, Carlosi ltouuyton company. Except for him.;
WIiIiqus, \i'IiliIIIII i'iIIkIuIy. Charles . her family all live in Germany. She. ht
Adcm-k and John (‘lIII'cI'lcyn survived by three daughters. lIItlII-i. 13;
May It, luz'i‘loreucc .\l., 3. and one
son. George W.. i"
While chronic from New York to
New ”fll‘t‘lL Mr. Burton. :1 Yulo stu-
(chIi, sustained quite painful injuries
about the head. yesterday. when he
‘\\'8,B thrown front the motorcycle up:
iou which he was riding. The man
iwuu picked up liIscnsliIlI‘I and curried
its) the oillrcs of Dr. C, ll. Noxou. uho‘
lireuied him. Just how the Incident;
occurred could not be ItscIIrtlIiIII-d
J‘ ‘
The board or sI-loctmcn are echod-i ””5 hith'uiuz. Mr. liIII'ton was coming
him! to hold a meeting today iu the "l‘ the 1‘0“ road at ’l “Wk" “‘1“ of_
i spwd and it is thought that be struck
am... a rot in the road which caused him to
There will be It linilowo‘en party at . lose control of the machine. it is not
the liuricn Methodist (‘hurrb this 0H" 3 llt‘lll'Vf‘ll that any serious results will
. niuu. A good time is expected. attend his injuries.
town hall.
Now planks are bolus laid on the No. COFFEE AND FATIGUE ' .
rolon Heights bridge. to replace Inc The unIIIiimI is often asked “but
old ones, which were getting worn. lwill relvaIe II fatigue IIIIIrII quicklyl
'tlIIIn anything else? (‘lvtka ltt stores
U “"8 1'9"“ announced in “MW" and men IzcuernllI, as Well as women
tlIIt Munuser llnuford $Inltb, of the shoppcts 1,... onto at mm... H.“ tired:
UiilIlt‘ll Ii it PM has III'IIInged a ser- Lymmmmq‘ the lillilsh arm.
I... of games with the New York i‘ hill” thrashed the question out and itied ev-
m' HIII chmnvlonrhlr or W l' 8 my kllltl o fdccocilon III.II could I...
(“001“- - {thought of and we may profit by its}
M‘ expensive it awards the palm to coin
l t' ‘. I}. ‘3. ‘
i' I: I 1m: lAil‘ll‘“ :"PPM‘tmldm “'2‘“... and declares it has neither supe-
r I I v . ‘ I
” h ‘5“ "" "m” )8“ u “3 0 tier nor equal for this purpose.-w in-
au lHNlitl \\'(‘I"" . . l
l I l. in ClIiIIIn where he “a“.tlinlmi'oliu News.
boon for th-nly-ilvc yours.
”(I is u' '
missionary and a member of ilIc A. ll.
w“?
(‘. l". M.
THE CHANGED HILLS,
The hills on which the cattle grazed
Arc atranse today unto my eyes;
The plough has severed as a sword
All the appealing. olden ties;
The apple trees are biouomlnilw
i see their promise ulcomins theme.
Ami smell their perfume. heavy. sweet
. The Ladies‘ Aid Society of the (ion-
urcunlioual Church hold II (InkII sale
at the lIomII of .le'II. l4). ti. liindloy.
Thursday. it was well attended. Mrs.
lilIIIllIIy nnIl tlIc Misses iioyt managed
thc affair.
SlIIIIltIy l‘II. thrown. son of liov..l~l. id. ""3
Brown. has taken II position as private
scrrclury to J. N. MIIcFurlund. presi-
IiI-III of the Mt. Picnsnui i’resa (tom-
pnuy and the American (‘Ivlc Associa-
tion of llurrlsluirg.
”pm”...
l.. llutlor. i). Mead. tho flchllcbllna
hi'fiihlll’" and A. Wilmott started lilac
today at 6 a. III. on It 'coou hunt in
the woods about Wilton. They wont
over in the machine of Mr. Butler and
took their traps with them.
The hills on which the cattle drain-d.
Worn once the hatilcarouuds of men
It‘ill‘ front the haunts of womunklnd.
Won or were beaten» life tlIroblIod
than
With meanings all unknown today.
Whore'ouce the roundup campfire
blazed.
The much light shows like stars upon
The bills on which the cattle erased.
MDsnvor Republican.
W.
With blackflshlng better than it
hm been for years, the young men of
this community are making the most
of their opportunity and every spare
hour is used in patiently holding lines
or laboriously pulling out big fellows.
stint in Tho Sentinel.
. we...
'l‘hc account of Helen W. Beam as
administratrlx of the estate of Mrs.
Julia 11. Waterbury has been allowed
. by Judge Lockwood. it shows real
estate valued at ”.500 and cash to. the
amount. of $530 on land for dlltfllm-
tlou.
W .
The many friends of so. Gilli. ,
Oelst were MM til hens ,m “4
news of ill! My tam: 51":
She married Mr. (lcist it
Where once the wild also filled the'
Money wolf investodm—sn Advertise"
Start
few
agent, Stillsoo- Powell
Miss Elizabeth Penncll has been
spending two weeks with Mrs. W. P.
Lockwood.
days with friends in town.
.....
been recent guests of Rev.
W. H. Jcpson. in Bridgeport.
Jeseph McGowan has returned to
Bayonne. N. J.. after spending several
Mr. and Mrs. John McCullonI have
and Mrs.
two ycam if it is 3 Stamford, and
large enough for the placefand is
proper! y used.
FOR SALE BY
Horace R. Nash
Corner North Main and West Streets.
Miss Little Adams
ill.
Adams.
August limit. of Brooklyn, and Mrs
visited their
Charles ilorn.
soothers.
THE SINGER' 8 ALMS.
lII Lyons. in the mail of that Hench
town.
Yours since, a women leading a fair.
child,
Cravcd a small aims of one who. walk-
ing doII n
home front .\'cw l'.ork where she
went to attend the wedding of a friend;
this evening. ~
Friends lIIIrc attended the
ucddiuit anniversary of Mr.
l’rnuk “:Ikcman
'lhc thoroughfare caught the child'slgmmm“ owning
glance and smiled
;,'l‘o soc. behind its eyes. It noble soul.
llc paIIaI-Il.
lo dole.
l'iis nIIIIrIlIIIn ungul warned his
to lose
This chuucc oi pearl to do another
good.
So_ as he “(illu‘il aoIrI to refuse
i‘bc asked for pcnny there yldc he!
stood.
..\ml with his but hold Its by It limb,
. the not“.
lie covered his kind face. and
his bust,
The ak)‘ was nine above and (Ill
lauo
(if commerce. whore
stood. was filled;
And many paused and.
paused again.
To hear lilo voice that through
through them thrilled.
i think the
along
“"8 i‘hat Ciy for pity woven in a song.
The singer stood between the beggars
there,
spire
A IIliIII perpetual linger in the air
Hold toward heaven. land of
heart's desire.
head."
The hat of its stamped brood
emptied soon
with tears
"or kill upon the hand of help:
noon,
forth her fears.
The singer pleased.
softly thouaht.
“Men will not know by whom
dced was wrought."
passed on
stage.
that wide throng
And flowers rained on him;
could untrue
'l‘hc tumult of the welcome
"the sons
of list your. the defendant
upon his land and out down 24
able grape vines. .
or usually has
Skull“
listening. '
guardian angel helped
lie-fore n church. and overhead the!
As if an angel. pointing up. had said.
“Yonder II crown awaits this sinlcr‘s
into the woman‘s lop. who «cliched.
'twu
And noon in berated heart drove
I
"But when at nixht he come upon the
Cheer after ohm wont up from
Itatiultl
That he had sweetly sung. with com
entered
The woman who ”I W
on Good liIli, \Y. II‘.
are the contractors.
Mr. and Mrs.
rqurnod lotiicudnle l.. l..
“0|
Iand Mrs. liIIwiIII' “tillams.
Mrs. Scllcck. of Silvcrmlne. is
returned to
Lyons‘ Plain yesterday. after a week's;
visit with her mother, Mrs. Wildman;
Miss Susie iI‘aulhabcr is expoctedi
silver ‘
and Mrs.
in Cross Highway 7
Mint Scrub Potter is erecting a new .
but found he had no coin seven-room cottage on her property‘
.lsntcs (hamhcrlain
yestctdm
latter spending IIIvo trucks with Mr
. it will easily last that long if it is.
ton” and Clarence Shipman will be sol-
cmuized on Tuesday at 2 p. m., at the
residence of the bride‘s parents, Mr.
and Mrs. lverson C. Fantop.
BEORVECY' SOMETI M ES ESSENTIAL.
The frustration of the navy depart-
Imcnt’s plans for,the sudden mohillza
tion of a great battle fleet at New York
because these plans leaked out to the
public shows something wrong with
the department. says the Boston Her
aid. A navy that cannot hold back its
plans is as useless as aleaky kettle.
it is' one of the first essentils that it
be "in It position-Ito conceal its inten-
tions. in tintd‘of war this is impernv
tivo. and in time of peace the depart-
ment should be able to simulate war
conditions. The mobilization on short
notice of 24 battleships with their aux-
iliaries would have been a commends.
.hle undertaking. involving a good test
of efficiency, and an opportunity to
provide every part of the naval service
with valuable' experience. To bring
together in a hurry practically every
warship in commission on the Atlantic
coast, including vessels undergoing re
palms and in reserve. would have
tried out the qualities of the civilian
as well as the enlisted establishment.
But this is not to he. The navy de-
partment has permittedlts plans to
leak out, and the gathering of war.
ships in New York harbor on Novem-‘
her first will be little more than a cir-
cus for the million. There will be a
brave display of dressed ships. much
have missed. as a result. the adv antag-i
eons experience of the regular
cruise. I
guest of Mr. and Mrs (‘harics 0. Per-
rI. Miss lrenc Perry is also in town:
i
i
falter spending the summer in No-r
Louis Stanrb. of (.‘oney island. have: walk.
Adolph and!
Fenwick Optical Co.‘
i
I
‘ EVIS EXAMINED "II!
n AND GLASSES GUARANTEED
Open Monday and “tut-day evenings
......,.,.. . -....-:_:3::___._.w.- i
UN ITID BAN K BUILDING.
J. M. Layton 8: Co.
the INC.
the singer! REAL ESTATE C. INSURANCE
: Adams
5 Railroad Av... 80. Norwalk
Also Steamship Agents for Old
Dominion Line. Clyde Line. 8|-
vunnnh Linc and Mallory Line.
to all points South.
and.
Booth Norwalk
1. ll. CONNOR. Mgr.
SUNDAY DINNERS 75c
TIL. CALI. III
‘ i
i
Hotel Mahackentoi
'ssuwcs mo comma up To oars
ones a: no oav AND urwaao .,
Banquets a Specialty
Once before our navy department
Ishosed its ability to keep a secrctu
.jMonths before the famous round the- lWatertown authorities search for this
begun! unknown careless hunter who 3
assertions and denials with respect tot the shot, nine years old John Cam
; The marriage of Miss Alma- w Fund the plan were bandied about in the lies in the hospital today with birth .
intess The navy department Would shut in his left eye Doctors to,"
Ilearn the art of silent preparation. So some lead may have entered the Built.
ttref'y is as important in natal mattch His eye must be removed. The boy
as in cotton crop reports. and the in- condition makes the operation vm«
the one; dangerous. »
rlworld cruise of our fleet had
discretone II'tlI respect to
i should be stopped as womptly as were i
Siliilll BREAKS lilt
Will Overcome All Disircssfroltt
broken. and all grippe misery and
alter taking a dose of Papa's Col.
Compound
three consecutive doses are taken... ’
agreeable symptoms leaving after tlh
very first dose.
ness, head and nose stuffed up. fem
lshness, sneezing, running of the nose.
sore throat,
charges, soreness, stiffness.
tlsm
lobes.
of three years' research at a cost of
more than fifty thousand dollars. and
contains no quinine, which we have
conclusively demonstrated is not at.
fectlve in the treatment of colds or
grippe.
directed. with the knowledge that .
there is no other medicine made any-
where elss in the world, which will
cure your cold or end Grippe misery.
powder—mot smokeless—«will be born I as promptly and without My other an. '
ed up in salutes. and the half a rail 'slstance or had after effects as a 85-
lion tons of lighting efficiency now' cent
scattered along our eastern coast will pound, which any
live lent color to a show, but “miworld can supply
taIIiPOLICE sEAIIICI-I cONTINUEs FOR
6 caucuses HUNTER woo one?
IIIIIIIIIIII I .~
a Bad Cold or the Gripes in
lust a Few Hours
The most severe cold will
every two hours until,
You will distinctly feel all the (”It
The most miserable headache, dill ‘
catarrhal “I;
chain"):
pains and other distress '
mucous
Pape's Cold Compound is the result
Take this harmless Compound II
package of Pope's Cold can.
druggist in the
.—-.-I—
waraarowu aov. ,
w A.TERBURY Oct. so -wnue tho
.
itlte leaks III the other
. l
HE EARNED IT. 1
, "That young Mr. ngiItiI seems to.
‘ have II very lofty air.‘
“Why not? He has broken all the
iaititude records —Chicago RecoId
told.
I
'New York. New
Haven 8. Hart-
ford
RAILROAD
TIME TABLE
In ERIC! Oak. 1, 1911.
—.—.—~
.SOUTH NORWALK TO.N‘W YORK.
A. 51:4": 48x. fizdflx. 5251!. 6:09. 0:57
7:2th. 716x. EJl'I'I. 8:51y 915:. 9:37.
10: ‘f\\. 10: 45x. ‘llzllilx
I’. his-112: 54):. 1:05. l:37x (Plliln &
\\'.uslI thus. _w to linrlI-In illvel). 21%.
_:.T. d: 31x. 3:255 h:6"\. BE—IO. 6:013. 11be
‘:5'.\. 9 10s, 10: 45.
i Oundsys.
I
I
l
A. M.— 12:43:. ozosx, B'iiv. 53.4. mom.
1'. M.~-l2:5l\. 2:3“. 2:49x. 5:35. 5:501,
Imus. 7112
. 7: L‘s. 53:15:, 930:, 10:38.
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK.|
M «4: 45x. 6: i0 6:15.820“. 5: 031.]
The Reed 5: Volk
the
Tho Only Fully Iquippod
ILICTIIOAL "10'
In tho Town
AUTO IUPOLIII
Phone BOB—~60 South slain Strut
Booth Norwalk.
Willi
Electrical Co.
Music Hall Bloch
WELLER
for 50¢
tor yoursolf.
TILIPHONI 0AM» Ma
and
(Gregory loulovsrd)
I A I 1’ N o I w A I. I!
80-?“th
save
cred face. W
For the two hemrs in tho mullet
.I.... it..." III... MYouriloof Leak?
M‘TCAL' .U'. “INK”.
.. .III I... .III In...“ I... I... 11.. Country Compound
died in the common pleas court by ' ITO” l.
Alfred Metre", of Btrstlord. against ' “- LIA!“ '
Ismael Orinrod. of the some place. '5' A GALLON ‘3' O ““4”
Mutual! says that on December 23 m
We mm the weather wast
voles
for new
ilillilllli HiliiSt
mmm'klliflflnt
M i. il’SillillI. Plill.
our Compound for him roots. Writs '
.Nflfllfln.‘ “NM"!
The Celebrated $3.50
Safety Razor
Call at our store and examine them
W. F.Wigmore&Co.
8; 55):. 9:15x. 10:02x. lu;05.11:00x. 11:03. I
.12108x. 1:10 1:5Ox.‘.il0x.62157,
II- sex. II: 55:. i so 4; 33x. II. of»! :25x.
It; otx. ii 03. 8.00s. coax. 9:30. it: II, 11:30
”Mix.
Bundsys.
A. Dawson. 8225):. 0:03x. 102(12):. Influx.
l’. M.»~l2:iti. 5:02v. 5:04. 8:01x. 7:2“.
8:30x. 9130):, ll:00x. 1:100»
_—-—-—.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW
HAVEN.
A. M. ~12 12x. llIx. I:I'I:x, 5:09. 7:23.
II l‘ilx. Io. 23x. II: Us ~
t.
Al.~—l::-0'fx. Ito. .Izux. 3:212. «to
5:121. I5: 15x. 0:". 7.10s. 0' .09x. 9: ills.
Ito
'f‘o Bridgeport. Iaturduys only—4: 05 p. III.
III ndsys.
A.M.~«~131112x. lzlis. 1:5“. 7. 45. 5. ‘2.
1013.051 112:!” 05s. I: ills, 6:06. 7:10x. Mills.
10:07am
DANBURV TO SOUTH NORWALK.
M 500.713 8:.th azIII. Iozut. 11:50.
P. dzdtix, ll: flax. than.
See Our Big Stock
OF
CYLINDER
STOVES
And motto your selection bolero
cold weather comes. All sisal
and prices.
Horace R. Nash
I. steamers.
Sundays.
A. MI-v-TIM. 11:55.
1‘. M.~-~6;00. 7:391.
W
“OUTH NORWALK To DANIURV.
. .- .20 on t Ind .
“3" timid “lids”. if": I. 3...”)
i ' u' ' Oundsyo.’ ' ‘
A. If “.9; 15. It)“ 001:.
P. M.-2: 15.111
NIV YORK TO IOUTON.
and Providence.
Luvs tooth Norwslll
“Alli M.—«1¢:i:lx. 1:17x. 5:09. 9:1". 10:13:.
I II.
#1 P. mutiny“. 1:20. 3:112. mm. Gills.
1?" lepI-oss. .. '
- {topping at New Haven, Now London
Lovsns”
“The Place"
..__—-—
A Popular Sites
at a Popular Price
Tan, Patent GIIII
‘ Metal
Button and Lacey
$3.50 and $4 '
TWO STORES
Norwslkv South Norwsl
“a“-.. W.”- w ....————
Selling Out
. Our Large Stock 01’
Pyrogra ..
(Burnt Wood) at half
price. it would We Ni
”,lor those lntcrsstod in
Pyros‘raphy to select. their”;
articles at once, whils tits w A
assortment is good. "
l s
Norwalk Chronicler