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a: Mrs. William Sold; 0““de her troubles. no matter what they are. resulted "0 damage .-—After.a heavy meal. take a couple NEW NECKWEAR _______ 50:
b y 1 3,1 t, B d _ We, ourselves. are so fully convino- ‘ of Wu‘. amps“, and .1", your . .
Willi-m1 Caner. of Charles street, w W mm “mm “n “y ed of the merits of this wonderful W ' stomach. liver and'bowols the help FANCY VESTS .
has resigned his position with the R
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Mr. and-Mrs. Joseph Pack have mov-
ed their household effects from
Rowan street, East Norwallr, to' Win-
nipault.
Mrs. Albert E. Dunn, who has been
confined to her home in Betta place
with illness for sometime, is very
much improved.
According to the salts in East Nor-
walk the change in the weather with
accompanying rise in the temperature
Ileana rain and to that end they are
mulling preparations for the storm.
Howardis. isowndes, of Seaview ave-
nne, is having his residence materially
improved by having a luxurious sun
parlor added thereto. The work is be
its; done by Contractor Charles H. Ais-
thorpe. of Seavlew avenue.
Arthur Keyworth's launch has been‘l
11,
William Hagar, a tumor Westport-
or, is visiting in town.
Edward Lehn. Jr., spent Saturday
hunting in Georgetown.
Mrs. Fred H. Batterson and mother
are spending the day in Bridgeport.
A retaining wall is being built for
F. N. Taylor on his property on Lin-
coln avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey Barlow are
to move from Rosevalle in the vil-
lage for the winter.
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Leomrrd Wagner and party of
friends recently caught a bushel of
frostflsh off Bluff Point.
~
Freddie Myers, who recently that a
handsome white squirrel in the Rose-
vllle woods, is having it mounted.
Rev. and Mrs. E. B. Dean bid fare-
well to Westport this week. They
will spend the winter in Mlddistown.
Mrs. Louis is. Mills was removed to
the Bridgeport hospital. Friday. to un-
dergo an operation for the amputation -.
of her left foot. i
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Mr. and Mrs, Albert Allen. Ir. nndig
Mrs. John Barlow and Charles Harlow t
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for museum. Psoriasis. and all other
diseases or the skin has given more
encroach satisfaction than the i)’. D. D.
for illusions. . j
a all: trial bottle can be unused at
Our patrons find that D. 1.). D. not
only gives instant relieflto the itching,
burning skin. quickly driving out till
the discus germs, but it is also the
input delightful wash for the complex-
ion they ever used. Absolutely harm-
lt is new generally known that
there is nothing that can equal 1). D.
D. as a household remedy liar all skin
remedy that we will charge you noth-
ing if the first full also bottle of D. D.
I). does not make good every claim.
[letter drop in and talk it over with
us anyhow.
r. n. Baxter, South Norwalk. and‘
H. Glendininz at (30.. Norwailr.
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nessos of the lighting at Handlow pay
a tribute to the imperialist forces.
They say that the revolutionista were
little more than on untrained mob, but
courageous and quite ready to con-
. h ‘ J .‘
symbolic ever said
tinue the fighting. The rebels are
operating the tin-Nan mint and male:
lag great quantities of dollar coins;
daily. The new revolutionary paper,
is hing redeemed immediately on lire?I
sentation. .. l
Well-informed persons believe than
‘ urn. J‘oh‘p ;:v. ' usuuley' annulled!
Dsnbury friends at her home on Mali
street; yesterday.
Mr. Judd of Litchfield gave a leo-
ture to the members 'of the Civil
Loewe and their friends in the Town
son house on Oak street )‘ridny about
1:30 p. to. The firewall smtiuguished
by means of chemicals.
Howard Johnson's E—M-F touring car
was damages in a head-on collision
in Main street. Sunday, about 4 p. m.
The car, bearing a New York license
number, was able to proceed after
settling for the damages.
An alarm of tire sounded at 8:30
Sunday night called the firemen to
the old Owen Martin horses, known as I
‘Asth‘ maid
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hi all? cases 31:33:31. Bronchiiir.i'and
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lat Poems by mail 10 cents.
“mum ”6. co» Mr Cleveland. 0“.
For sale in The Clifford Pharmacy.
~m~v~-~ ‘ ._
the “natfnpnmilorm of liaill'oadraver
one and Seminary street. The fire
had not “land much headway. and
Wall between the while on the north
side of the building. Water was used
unsparinsly andthe dwelling had its
Irst real cleaning for a decade. it
found ignited and stuffed Drier the
dorms around the foundation. ‘
they will need. Restricts bring easy,
regular passages of the bowels.
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"What'll yoh have foil yoh breahfss'
boss?” .
.lhat have you?"
"We'll only got
dishes."
"Wbt are they?"
“Ex“. bacon an’ eggs, an' bacon."
three breakfss'
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. The Junior Anitillsry will meet this less and plmnt to one. D. D. D, Hall. Grid", 3‘ 3539 ll- m-- on ”Tl"! was unoccupied. an'tl has been on eye- SUITS
Personal attention va- - Village Imeremcnt Society of litah- ‘
as to all W afternoon. at Trinity rectory. cleanses the skin or all minor impun- .. - lore to the people in the vicinity for AT A POPULAR PRICE
'“l ' , , ties. such as rashes ‘and pimples. over M1" some “"10- That "“9 “W “i“ 0' in- ‘ $1 00 $13 on ‘
Chairs M our trolley '.. The residence and outbuildings of “mm, and leaves the shin clear and cendiary origin is positive. Large Biucsd Drown d"; s
patrons. Come in and W. E. Nash are being repainted. smooth as that of a child. The “'9 “5”“ 30mm“! '0'” ll shim» quantities of oilooaked bags were ‘ ’ y
wait for your ear. nay lire in the Mrs. Theodore John-
OVEfiCOATS. . . . .815, $20, {as
LION SHIRTS .........‘.$r:oo
SHOES—Tan and Gun Metal
Button and Lace
vNewcst Shapes
3'.
rlucs's Clothing Store
98 Washington Street'
PM" . 'No. 1185-9.
The Hatch & Bailey Company
Lumber an
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. _
d Mill Work for Everything
“ken ou‘t‘of commission. being the! Vifliitlii their man“)! It. the Bridgeport : if "I” ”8“ few ll." D.“ WilhOu‘ .n»
first to be drawn up the ways in thei hospital, Sunday.
rear of Crescent Laundry. Several:
other pleasure crafts are anchored in;
1
Telephone. 46.
BEAVER BOARD
is gaining rapidly in popularity as a substitute for lath and
plaster and- wail-paper. It is susceptible of an infinite variety
of artistic designs for walls and ceilings, and permits of a
wide scope for individual prefermon‘t and taste. We are agents
and keep a large supply on hand.
iontbreak, there will he a strong poa-
islullily of the situation being saved
lthrough the appointment of Yuan-8hr!
iKoi as premier. with a younger Mun-i
lchu as s flsllrehead in order to com—g
ply with the promcol of tall]; the;
forming of a cabinet composed entirely”
A Hnlinwo'on gummy- '1" b“ served of (‘hilll‘flt‘l ll’it‘ immediate convoca-
evening, Wm,“ Raver Benjamin, “f, by lilo ghtltffi or the Westmrt Collure~ (ton of Parliament: and the abandon-‘6
South Norwuik, went on with Runny: slltionni (‘llurcll this evening. A lull-‘lll‘llli 0’ ”‘0 railroad nationalisation;
, , . . . tastic entertainment. appropriate furl it an. >
Efrgdardrgiif hilatiitu-wlrml 2:111:55; the oceasion. has also been urrunltcd.t PENN“- Oi‘l- '31~“Til8 National.
Bennett. ., ‘Aserubiy. It. iodaya sesslu, voiced lls,
. Nearly all the members of the (run : gratification over the edicts recently.
John Van Wagner, who was called "'"h WW“ present M ibopmctlce Illthsslled by the Throne. and expressed".
from Canada, where be bad a lucru-s S“'""d“5“ 30m“ excellent “3"?“ “’Gl'fiifhe belief that the situation in China
the position in an automobile gurus“, """l‘" William ll. “5"." took theiwoudl b9 improved H ”it? promises,
on 30mm” of the ”mo“ of his lunllr- it‘llti. bronkiul: l? straight and getting‘gmiw fulfill“. i
of. has secured a position “I ”m 22 out of 23. i President of the Assembly Prince.
Holmes. Kcelor and Scllock {‘llnnllln)"; ......“ tibih tlsu submitted a message from.
of Norwaik, and has his best wishes A "mm," M ”"N’Mhmw" 0' U"’ltlle Prince Retreat t‘bun in which they
of “a many friends for success. :dlm-reut societies and orxnnlslltlons; hm”. exllressed to "m assembly it”)
.lllloul the town not in the lecture‘ gratitude for its «)an and assured
room of the library Thursday evening i that honorable body that yesterthy's
for “‘8 purpose m discussing ”I‘m" for i imperial pronouncements store not:
the civic and educational bettcrrncnt'..mpm '0”... and that their brevity“
of the town. The plan is to have dif-
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Some, time last week the desk ill
Starch Ceek, ostensibly to be put away t the Greens i’llrnls Sunday school was
to the winter months. ,hrokcn open and the bank containing
__ iiilf.‘ primary class birthday pennies
Quite ll number of East Norwnik's mile“. i
sports attended the boxing bouts,§
which were held in New Haven, lust‘
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i Chiropractic is the science of the
‘ cause of the disease and the art of ad-
. justing the same. Diseases are caused
‘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.
WAY Chiropractors remove the cause of
this disease and pain, and health is
for you to be warm in your ncw restored through harmonlslng the six
nerve systems in your body.
Tonight is lluilowo'en when the
young folks are given the, privilclrcs
of the town. it is cxpcctcd that any
9‘
house this winter is to have us install;
number or the young folks will be in
the roaming and all are cautioned
to semiro their gates and remove any-
thing of value which they may have
about their places lest the older boys,.
who know holler, should take it Ilpfi
on themselves to remove illc same. '
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Wiley .iunus‘ horse, which has ilef'lll
roaming around East Norwnlk all.
large. damaging flower beds and lawns
and making a general nuisance of him-
aelf, was picked up by (‘onstablo
Ht‘nry (‘.. Holst-r who was conlpluinud‘
to by iuullc Church. The horse was
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.. . , else. we are now preparotto supply them with a box of .
brought to “loutll \‘oswullt ililtl whenl — » ...- ' “m l‘t‘\oilliiill.itllli are skeptical at the celebrated "V"! Skull" Birop DNISlllS. WhiCil ll l
' ‘ and h of the Throne and. ,
th . . . f p y . w i ‘ Mrs. (‘arollne lloutou of Grumman "'0 3 h“ ' guaranteed to put a perfect edse on the dullest near. 0 l e
9 0mm ("we or ' "‘ M s m“ ’ their cause is simnsthencd by tho This article is positively sold only by The sentinel to its
a sound “liking to and warned to keep
the ullilnnl tied up. '
Tonight is «llailowo'cn and tho yuunlri
people are praying for clear weatherl
'l‘llls uurrnillg the youngsters worn lu-i
qulrin-r Win the numIn-r of spucluii
officers who would be on duty ill tllei
district and were told that they would-C
not be urrcatod so lulu: as they l‘flfl‘llili-.
ed from destroying property and cool
fined their celebration of the happy
occasion to more innocent prunku.“
such as the rinsins of door bells and
“dressing up." A number of parties
are planned for the evening which wl MT- and Mrs. Downs. of Newtown "y' ' . , Cut Decorator
adorn the urowndlps an uptown"! ammo, entertained her sister from T“ customs ohioisis m" "moved SW le very Shun Thick goods or thin—wool.
to aim vent to their pent up mlschiev- tile lirona and other friends over Elun- "‘0" imperial bsdaao. . ” Illk 0' “liilllfi'if Ya“? “Rf '3 10 First In. last Nomlk
“unfit “iii" A ”WM" "“0“ landed an armed f.~Vory Sharp nine to the razor blade the heencst shav- :utwti'l'finll‘i. ll“ {the hie-ti?) .
party of sailors today to protect the “h...“ ..., scored. .. w" 3mg; ag'?M"plmlr . Telephone Four one Six
Arthur lirown. the welimnown young Mr. and Mrs. Votgm, of tilt. Vernon. French concession. The British list! in» are is not in. like Very ilnarp. Acts like manic.
athlete and driver for the Crescent
laundry. had quite an experience.
, yesterday. in Pine Hill avinue, when
‘ his horse ran savvy. tipping over the
wagon and creating all kinds of excita-
raaot in that locality. Mr. nrovm had ”MW". ”I" been recent muu'ot tioa til I so If: «aortas W ”fin“ one is . ussnd can lion‘s ‘ m... but b u's- .- they will all sharp all stand
mos into a house in search for iron. “9' Hillier. Mrs. Minnie Gregory. of am. to alarm if“ m in: Very aha there is no occasion for nosing. y m°"‘g‘&’§n;“d ““flam’
dry, when the animal suddenly took it NW‘W“ “"1"”: sis of the mph in which the vice”! "9""
upon himself to Walk off. lie ventur-
ed too near the embankment in that
place and the wagon tipped over.
basilica the harness and freeing the
{unbiased from. which dashsd’down
the road. By this time Mr. Brown was
aware of the precautions and made at-
. ,‘ ..., for the horse, which. by dint of some
sprinting, he succeeded in capturing
and bringing back. The delivery was-
on was lighted and brought to the
l‘srenl prominent lecturers talk on thol
subject of education. beach improve-
ment and civic improvement of all
kinds
ill-nry Finch, or ilroativlow Fulfil.
tillmaiuul lllll. ls‘siclt.
avenue, is on the sick list. ‘
Miss May Mills, who has been work-
lns'lu Brooklyn. has returned home.
The Misses llunnelly, of Nurwailt,
were culling on friends here Sunday.
hire. Clarence Chapman of Chestnut
Hill. was illiti‘“ to the Bridrtcport lins-
pllul for treatment i-laturday.
Mrs. William Frisblo and hire. .l. P.
F‘rllllrlc. of Bridgeport. were calling on
friends here on Friday.
......
were over~8undsy guests of bar pan
until. Mr. and Mrs. H. il. Coley. Chest»
nut Hill avenue.
Mr. sud'nrs. li'. 'l‘. Hawkes.
of
A daughter was born to air. and
Mrs. Watt. or’tltslnford. last week.
Mrs. Watt was formerly Miss Kate
biting". of this place.
Paomrlsur OIIMAN oaso.
sslw llavnN, cot. di.«-Martin
nest in other German orhuisstlsus.
Faltsch. the first president of the
lisrugari allusionsociety and promb
; ions would be faithfully carried out.
The general situation continues:
tissue. The Msnchus fear the invest-i
mom of the capital by tho rabelsfi
while the t‘hineac are anxious over;
the possibility of a massacre by Man-g
cllus. Both parties are appealingt lo"
”11' lonatioue for protection. The lat;
ter are taking precautions against any.
eventuality. Premier China is usinli
his influence to curb any tendanoy‘
toward violence.
it is doubtful that the imperial:
dicta will serve to stay the rebelliorw
very evident terror that has soiled
ill rullus dynasty. "
CANTON. not, (in, via "cannons.
Oct. Ill.~~4iuns have been posted at
the Admirality building and the (lili-
neau nuubosls are cleared for action.
Armed suurds patrol the waterfront
and guard all the landing places. All
shops are closed. The draaon flag is
no looser flown over the Chinese im-
portal customs building. the craft of
the (7th merchants“ Steam Marisa»
tlon Company of the steamers and for-
ries of the Manhow and Canton Rsib
or the Carlton and Kowloon Railway
has been ordered to so for safety to
Shameen island. where there are also
foreign warships in the harbor.
The vie-ray has issued a prooiarna»
and the Maestro sad Cantonese baa-
nerwlsa have acquiesced include the
declaration of military and financial
vines. and the appointment or a board
of supervisors elected by «presenta-
.tlves or the guilds to whom the 0%
trials shall be responsible.
- General Tuna Chhltonn opposed the
proposals. its regards the Geniuses
reformers as is the some class with
small”. is dead at his home harp in his find the revolutionlsts. with whom the
' r - g , year. He‘wss a native of Germany Cantonese disclaim any cadmium
~ «mus want ads. transmits. and is survived“ by a son. The gates of the any stealer-d; .
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readers. and cannot be purchased in any store.
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