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Bridge Pharmacy
Prompt and shunt
service it all times.
Personal attention no
on to all prescription
work.
wait for your car.
HEDGE PHARMACY
J. Militia. mm.»
can,
-- , D. Burr Beach, of Belts Place, is ill
‘ gulch an attack of qninsy sore throat.
5 District Committee Charles E. Dun-
”back. of this place. is on a Western
Biliness trip
Harold B Cunningham and family
hive moved their household effects
3' tom 29 First street to 50 Fifth
/ street.
Samuel Conklln. of Greenport, 1.. l..;
M the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. Bar'-
. mm of Cove avenue. Mr. Conklin is
in vaudeville.
John Tyson and family have moved
their household effects from South
Norwalk to the Mrs. C. A. Baker resi-
dence in Fort street.
Many East Norwalk people respond-i
ad to the still alarm which came in at
Al o’clock in East Norwalk. last eve;
ling, when Box 9 was pulled.
Under the careful surveillance of
Constable Henry C Selzer. the schools‘
in the district escaped damage. last
. evening, if any had been premeditatedg
The rain, last evening. cast a blur».
Stet over much of the planned fun oi?
the night the conditions being so
threatening that many did not icntuuu
out. . l
James li‘lusrg'. well known in l-Itrsi‘
Norwalk has secured a position with
the Mt Vernon Bread Company. and is ‘
driving their wagon, drumming up;
trade. !
Ralph Decker, of Seavlew avcriuc,.
who is engineer aboard a yacht which
is on route from New York city to
Florida. has sent postal cards to his
Moods.
l
East Norwulk people war 9 interest
all to read. recently. that Judge Poster.
1 East avenue. has sat in a whitei
slave traffic ruse and dealt severely
with the prisoners. l
W...—
A postponed meetan of the St.
James Circle of the King's lwiallxliit‘f'fi
will be held at the home of Mrs. H N
Talmud 69 (‘ ove avenue, Thursday, No l
vomber 2nd. at 2 30 o'.ciock
l
Grossdbner'a pond. which has been
in evidence evcv. slnie the lust hciriy
rains, in affording the (lurks in tin
neighborhood a paradise and every:
day these birds are to be iii-tin sport»,
In: around the water in high glee.
The Mayflower Hook and UlililolI
Company bore in: 'c planning to hold :I.
“ppm and doom. Friday monitor. in
the truck house, in Van Zuni Hiri‘i‘i.
'l‘he men have invited their friends
Ind a jolly .zood time is anticipated by
Ill. *’ . i
That portion of tho liberty Murru-
ucturiniz Company plant. in What we
line. which was «lustroyod by fire
some time ago. is iii-inn rebuilt with
trick. The walls have been erected
”tithe Work is nearing completion.
Other additions are also being made
to the plant, and the place has taken
an a iliiitlnctly prosperous npponruntw.
Leslie Gambia wont to Britiueport.!
yesterday, in the Max and toured
000nm ii. Van Alntyne‘n trim little
guilt, Elskei. homo. The engine of
the little craft was left at lirldnoport.
where It will be replaced by s more
powerful one. like has been towed up
Into Biarch Greek and will soon be
(than out of commission for the win
The East Norwalk disirloi commit-
ho is diligently investigating the corn
Mons with regards to the advisabili-
ty of establishing an electric plant and
watching out for a suitable site for
the plant should the district. decide to
Build and equip one. A spen-
Ill district meeting will he called as
noon as thesminvestlgstions shall have
borne fruit.
The work of excavating the collar
It! the VOMI‘KiIhOVIR‘h block is pro-
, ,, mains. (in the east end of the lot,
mm has been struck which promises
to five the engineer and architect in
“I!“ of the wbrk s problem. it is
. to illt‘
. iiiiuu».
“filled first the level of the lsnd ls .‘
to obviate the dancer.
The boys built a big bonfire in East
avenue in front of Mead's steroidal
evening. in «the midst}! the 1fun
someone spied the slim forin‘of Cone
stable Henry 0. seller loonnng'up in
the distance. The alarm was lives.
and the men and hours scattered, but
were called back by the lenient officer .
of the law who told them that as long
as they had started the firs they had
better remain and “watch lost some
damaze result. The logic was sound
and most acceptable to the sheepislt
panties connected with the case.
Hallowe'en has come and gone, and
with it is stored up many pleasant
memories of a good time moon; the
old as well as the young. it seemed
as though every boy and girl in the
district was out, last evening. rill tog—
god out in their moouerads liner! and
bent upon one common purpose. name-
ly a good time to he gained oven at the
inconvenience of someone else. Con-
ventions were thrown to the four
winds and everyone entered Into the
spirit of the time. The older people
enjoyed themselves by withering to.
gather at llallowe'on parties and xiv-
lng vent to their pent-up Stealinzs,
again experiencing the thrills that
were theirs in their younger days.
Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Nash took possession of their homo
last evening. and gave thorn s. Hob.
lowe'en party. li‘un began when Mr.
and Mrs. Nash commenced to see who
their friends were when they were,
unmasked There were games and
card playing Those present were
Mr. and Mrs. William film and two
sons. Mr. and Mia. (‘harles Thompson
and two sons. Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Moore and daughter. Mr. and Mrs.
,Sarnuel Holley and son. Mrs. Singer.
wald. Mr. and Mrs. William Lederson'
Clarence Miller. Mrs l
Brennan and daughter. Mr. and Mn
Harvard Mr and Mrs. liedrnan. Mi.
and Mrs Charles l‘lIItt. li‘rank iloilei. i
Miss Zelnra Stiill, Mr and Mrs. Sum
ucl Nash. .Viiss llaltie Hall and friend::
fl'om IliIIIbiIry. At 10:30 a dainty:
. lunch was served. and the party broke.
‘in in the early hours of the morning.
all voting .VII. and Mrs. Nash royal
entertainers
STRAY HORSE IN CUSTODY. I
Constable Thomas Hunt Looking for:
Home for Animal Found in i
Brooksldo.
Mrs Stephen R Mlxaw. of Brook i
aide. complained to Captain 'l‘hornrisi
llunt Iecenily that a stray horse was!
wanderina about her premises (‘ap- .
iiiin Hunt storied an investigation and
3:1sterdny went to Mrs. Mmaw's and:
brought the animal to a Norwalk sin
lili‘
lie was told that the animal belong:
cd to Fieldiander a butcher. but this
man denied ownership and said he
libonzht ihc horse was owned by Mrs
Rose ’l‘ariov. The later denied owner-
ship aaaln and said the horse belong
id to lixi. msmnn ’l‘hornas Cavsnaulr.
Here was the clue found. MI- Cara '
nunh told of in agreement with Mrs
aniov w-liiioby who was to care foo
or ilnd a good home far the horse Mir.
t‘avunurzh told the captain to see that
it geis good cars or cousin the animal
Parka iirotiors for interment.
The captain in look 5 for a good hour
2for the animal
The horse is old and shows hln no: I
No loss does he show his nppro ‘
It‘('.i
clarion of the good treatment he is
trotting at Walsh s sinblea. ‘
There was one peculiarity about this
horse. “a would not lead behind the
. tar. which will unconvinced} dood- ‘
ed ‘cailiir unlessprosautibns are taken
coho and other symptoms at knot/We
other member 01 my family who had
complete relic ."
States.
take no other.
. and rot am Sunday.
alaat evening by the young people of
. inn. Saturday.
other and the captain host to lead him,
walking all ihc way up from Brook-'
side
M- W ._..ms ..
MASQUERADE lN WEBTPORT.
at a masquerade lisllowe’ on social and
last oioiilux. at the former" Ii
residence in
There were about forty couples in at.
i iciidnnco and a rare good time was on I
ioyed by all. There were garnos. danc
inn and refreshments and all united in
commondinu the hosts for their suc-
cessful efforts to entertain the guests.
m
New”
Lflmmm
in the way Miss Alta Abel of West
llsden. ind. summed up her existence
after having sought in vainforhoslth.
she writers: "1 was a complete wreck
u-siwsys tired. worn out and nervous.
1 had to spend about one-third of my
time in bed.
"Vinoi. your delicious cod liver and
iron tonic. was rsoornrssoded. and i
can truly say it has done me more
good than all the medicinal ever took
feeling is all gone. 1 have gained in
bsslthrilssh and strength. until lies!
like another person." {We guarantee
tit testimonial to be genuine.)
st Vino! did for Miss Abel. we
know it will do for every nervous.
rundown. or M thin and
discouraged woman this vicinity.
‘l‘r‘vabottlwt'inolwitht‘hzls;
your fill!
it 0000
inches below maul high we-
Prank ll. Batter. 130%?th
Mr. and Mrs mlwani Nash and Mr '
and Mrs. (‘lutk i‘rossman anteriainodl
King street. Westporifi
‘ Intern
in my life. That nervous and tired.
Don't we: Till us. Toll Laboratory
the Example of u Booth N00-
. well: cram.
Rescue the acid“ bash.
if it keeps on selling trouble comes.
‘ Blossom lat-immune
if you nucleus. the kidneys‘ Vitamins.
‘; Innis out. 000 001ml! trouble.
This South Norwslk closed will
show-you how mmmme mom. .
John M. Boost. ’18 Spring street.
Booth 'Norwolk. Conn. say»: “We alto
pleased to, confirm all we said. in
min of Dunn's Kidney Pills when
we publicly commended them some
you}! am. They live up the claims
made farthest. i took Dean's Kidm
riiia,“‘pmum or Finland’s om
Store. when l was: luau-in from back-
lridneys and. they «soon cured me. An»
kidney complaint. peed ‘Dosn's Kldnly
Pills and in her 0108 too they brought
For sale by all doctors. Price 60
cents. Foster-Million Co. Buffalo,
New York. solo agents for the United
Remember the WW'HM
George H.
lspent Sunday in town.
Raymond of Norwalk.
w...-
i‘. C. Lewia of Snugatnclt. has pur-
Iarid son. Mr. and Mrs. George Miller. : chased “ new touring car.
‘ (‘barlesOMllleL
Several ilnliowe'en parties Wore;
held in town lust evening
Mrs George Gorhain has been a re
(uni guest of her iron on Greenfield
Hill.
Dr. Louis VV lll‘t‘lt'l’ of the United:
Slates paw illitllii Sunday with rela-
thus in town.
m. w.-
iili .Vicntl. John Wood and James
(lhlono enjoyed a trip up the Hudson
A liallowe'an supper was servedi
‘iliu Congregational church.
Selectman Samuel llanks who haul
born vvri ill for many wec ks. still rc-
IiIrilIIa in u tit'rlulil condition.
Plans have been completed for they
(‘ ornpo aerial club‘s dance which will
be bold in National hall Nov illilr.
Mr. and Mrs. William 11!.
and family. motored to New York.
Sunday. where they viewed the war-
ships.
improvements have boon made to
Osborne l
itiior residents of Fred Salmon on Riv-
iersidc avenue and lgnow
to be re
painted.
.W
(liven Foonvy is sufferlnu with n’
broken arm caused by being thrown
from a wagon seat Iiesr Hawthorne
Twelve well known Wosipori young
men spent last Saturday hunting in
BOUTH 'NOIWALK POIT ONIOI
MAILS
South Norwalk Postofflce
MMLI ARRIVI FWOM
Intern Point; .5; All. 1: 00. 10:80 i. II;
1:00, I: ll . 8:00 pm.
West or» Points-4: its 30.10:” a. 3.;
one. 4 10, ll ad p m
Dsnbur awK: 00. ii: lion in. .. l: 00.! :li ram 00'
Ngrowosim w0:30. 0:.00 l0:00a.m;l:l00. :00.
p.111.
MAIL! OLOBI FOR
Points-4: 00 (Bridgeport onl
.1000a m.I‘.oo.Ioo om."
Western Points-01“. 10,30 a. m.; 11:".
1‘00, I).
Denom- «domofllmm ml:00.0:00pl.&.
- I
Norwsi w-ziioil. 0:00.. i 0 on:
2. D 00 o
Mails for sllpoiriia close 5:30 p. to. Bun-
li. hi. GROW”. Post-isobar.
Norwslk Posboi’flcs
"I"! bullion“
m--Wsst and South Nnrwsi.
ml-«lilau West drid do. Now b.
~ New Mark dWsst.
mum“! sin South Nam-iii. -
.mm »« Danbury division. .
In..-Poirits west of manifold. lot-
to rs only.
in. MW.“ In ad looth
.m.-(‘snnon diction. Dsnbury and
In. ~msty’i‘i’gt and Norws
to. «liut. "Mimi
Iuwom 5.20.“: days.
“13000-3 In.
under collection at.
in MA" .0iroet ans
Annamaria Button.
m.-» “all:
.m ~-l)snbury division.
in.
4‘3‘33'8 '
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83 83 $25.
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$8
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'on 01 vi ion.
Wis lo. 10 orwalh.
310080 and South Nam I.
out York. Brooklyn so booth
‘I fiuIlUH-{cD-Idd
3533
in
a
9
gash-air..." to... in» ice...
the Catamaran swoon and handed a
number of amounts.
The beans of marriage were an
connect! at tire hhurch of the Au.
sumption, Bhnday. betwen Miss Etta
Forgot. dklulhtcr of Mt; and Mrs. Dan-
ial For-sec of King strs5t. and Robert .
liolioran of Bethel.
W 0
Miss Ross Gayle; wife of Michael
3,0er died at her a clue on East Main
street, Monday morning after a liner-
ing illness. prioritised is survived by
her husband. two dentition. Mines
Ross and Ella Goals. and four sons“
John. Thomas, Michael and Edward
Coylli.
IIVENTY VIOLENT DEATHO m
QTATE.
NEW HAVEN. . Nov. l.—-Violent
deaths in Connecticut for the month
of October totalled seventy. according
to unofficial records. this including 58
accidental deaths, 14 suicide! and 0
homicides. 0f the deaths by accident,
‘12 occurred on the steam road. 7 on
trolley lines: and I like number by
In. sin by failing. four each by drown
lag and automobile. three each by
shooting burning. and crushing. two
by scalding. and one each by school-
tion and elevator accident. Five per-
sons took their lives by the use of ii.
laminating gas, three by shooting, two
each by poison and drowning. one by
cutting the throat.
‘Cheerful‘ness
eye and cliecrfulncsa limos
P ouch when stomuhpfllivcr,
Ednc‘ys and bowels are helped
naturally to do their duty by
Him
#m..,....
use. martini. DEAD.
ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS, N. J.,
Nov. l.-~Mrs. Marlon Booth Mantell,
wife of Robert C. Manteli, the actor,
and herself weil~known as a water
with her husband. is dead at her sum-
mer home here, Brut-owned. Mr. Man» ‘
toil reached Brucswood today. a few ‘
hours too late to see his wife before ,
she died.
TROLLEV EMPLOYE KILLID.
SOUTH WALPOLE. Mass..¢Nov. l.
'-—~l.ouls Gustavo was instantly killed
and another man was slightly injured
when an electric car on the Norfolk
and Bristol street railway left the
rails and struck a post at Lewis cor-
ner here today.
Gustavo. a mu tor
mechanic. was acting as motorman.
There were no passengers on the car.
Your
appeals to all men.
And is guaranteed to give
lingiy; we cannot do more.
be given only for
iii-thou" over
rocurod
are is natal
perfectly satisfactory.
- using Very 3
and. m m .
N the Future
DoNot Blame
No More Honing or Grinding
required on any style razor. for with BAlLtY’S
VERY SHARP DRESSING
on your strep. this is all eliminated
One Thousand Shaves for 25c
Can you hours the cost per shave? Do not throw dull
blades awly. but strop them:
Acts like magic;
shavc, you can't afford to be without it.
Veryfileiarp
it Scientific Preparation that will put
a Perfect Edge on the Dullest Razor
Perfect satisfaction to the most
skeptical person. or we w l]
. A 250. Box or Very Sharp
contains spoon treatment to keep your rasor strop In
perfect condition for several years.
over arise for having a razor honed or sharpened.
making your shaving a pleasure.
To all the Sentinel readers
selves of the Splcial Safety llasor Outfit. or to any one
also. we are now preparer! to supply them with a box of
the celebrated "Very Sharp"
mlnntoed to put a perfect edge on the (tallest rotor.
This article is positively sold only by This Sentinel to it.
readers. and cannot be purchased in any store.
Five Premium Coupons Cat from
The Sentinel and 25c
. So do not throw dull blades away. but strep them and with
liailey‘s “Very Sharp Dre-sins. your old blades will be
equal to new. You coin begin cutting out Coupons at any
time. and when you have ilVo consccnlIVe numbers. bring
them to The Sentinel office with 20 cents in cash,‘
get a box of this ossbrstcd Dressing.
Seven Good Reasons Why You
Should Try Very Sharp
l~Vory Sharp gives to the rssor blade the Russet shav-
u like Very Sharp. Acts like magic.
a.——Vsry sharp makes every above with the some blldfl
lr-Btrop razor with Very Sharp and you will never have
the annoyance of a tough board or a tender skin.
6~Ths but ram made cannot give a clean and ratio
factory shove unless it be bound occasionally. but by
as directed this is eliminated.
habitat one in s t ousand can bone a mar but by us-
ing Very sharp more is no occasion for ironing.
banning troubles are not caused by a poor razor but
by poor condition of the user.
Razor
a wonderful discovery that
has no equal. if you
C. R. Bailey's
refund purchase price wil-
No necessity will
thus
who have availed them-
Strop messing. which is
it will
and
Window
“AT...
PRICE’S
Display
$15.00.
I’JON SHIRTS
FANCY
Newest
SUITS
AT A POPULAR PRICE
Blues. Brown, Grays ‘
OVERCOATS. . . .
NEW NECKWEAR
SHOES-Jan andoun Metal
Button and Lace
$18.00.
.015. $20. $25 ‘5
..... $1.00
. ...... 50c
veers ’
Shapes
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PRICE’S Clothing Store
98 Washington Street
Fhon No.1185-2.
The Hatch Sr Bailey Company
SOUTH NORWALK.y CONN.
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
Telephone, 46.
BEAVER
is gaining rapidly in popularity
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 indivldnli pneferment and taste. We are agents
and keep a large supply on hand.
BOARD
as a substitute for laili and
l
3 “'9’” study
3 rooms. the facilities of the house and
l
WAY
for you to be warm in your new
house this winter is to have us install
a Heating System that will keep you
comfortable on the coldest day!
the location (if your
tell you whether a Hot Air liot “liter
.The Jones 8: Hutchkiss
Company
'puon. m nevus, coon.
l or thin-«wool.
silk or co ton-41 your shear ls
' Willa will make a clean
cut till full length of tits binds
without “chewing" or ‘piocli-
in
Wis. is the standard with ‘
tsiiormssnistrmumi others
wboiirsupsir of shear-ass
Wiu shun and scissors cost
no more than the were ,but
they will hid-q sharp in stand
more hrs and mail nuous
work than any other-4n the
fate . cutting room or the
d.
“0100de
THE NEW SCIENCE
Definition of Chiropractic
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.
Chiropractors remove the cause of
this disease and pain. and health is
restored through harmonizing the six
nerie systems in your body.
Nervousness. Rheumatism. Paraly-
sis. Heart. Kidney and Female Dis-
eases are given spocial.atieniion: also
(.‘urvature of the Spine. You will
never regret giving Chiropractic a
chance to help you.
T. FRANCIS. D. C.
. or Strain System will satisfy you beat. .“ WASHINGTON 8T. 80. NORWALK
Magnetic Treatments Given Also
Notice
During July and August
our store will close on 8st-
urdsys st ”1 p. m. At your
service every other week
day from 7 s. m. to I p. m.
E. E. Gotham
Decorator
10 First on. East Norwaiii
Telephone Four One Six
mumwwwm cw“... . “a... a...» s. s. .. ..
Daily line to N. V.
For FREIGHT Only
8[Freight Propellers sum Pier
”dishonor. if wads
not flodthlm satisfactory
in everywsy sndthev
bolt you ever porch:
you can return ssmofo .-
our store and we will ,.
CWO"? refund this full
smut you paid.
minivan New for! “out
of Dover smut. our! In (W
soot loader). law is.
received It )Norws
in. and south Norwsltw up to 0: Ill
’0.
Norwillii Stoutnliosi Cmnpsny
Mining J. with. Q. o. m
L‘W'
A rich iaiiri could
from his poor. relations .,
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