lest Pill ~
With
Forfiilycsrswebave~
Waist? First of all, ask your doctor.
patient
l Ayers We. We
”toiliavedmmeoom
Obtain
B rid go Pharmacy
Prompt and efficient
The Westport Library association
will meet today.
Mrs. Norrie Mills was. a.” guest in
Bridgeport, Tuesday.
.9.-
aervioe at all times.
Personal» attention xiv-
en to all prescription .
work. i
Chairs for our trolley l
patrons. Cents inand
wait for your car.
J. PARKER. Manager
a. ..a...“.'.-.- ——
1L.-.
Caleb Wood and family have moved
their household effects from the bridle
to Concord street. South Nor-walk. .
Mr. and :Mrs. Walter L. Bishop have ‘
removed from Beaview avenue to one
of the flats in the Franklin House. in
South Main street.
Frank Holly. of the flat iron build-r
lug. tried his luck at hooking frost
iish‘. yesterday. and succeeded in land-
ing forty-five beauties.
The weekly prayer and praise ser-
vice of the Swedish Congregational
Church will be held this evening, Rev.
Charles J. Anderson officiating.
Rev. William W. Gillies will occupy
the pulpit and preach at. the weekly
prayer and praise service, which will
he held at the East Avenue Methodist
Church, tonight.
Rev. and Mrs. H. S. Crossett. who
were recently married. departed yes-
terday for their home in Bantam.
where Mr. Crossett will resume his
duties as pastor of the M. E Church.
Bone Cello the popular tourist clerk
at Al. Hafnor's establishment on the
bridge. annoyed a day‘s fishing. in com-
pany with Captain Charles Byxbee. Ac
cording to the latter. Bene got one bite
and Captain Byxbee got none at all.
The friends of James Patrkcr. pro-
prietor oi‘ the Bridge Pharmacy, were
taken back and sorry to hear this
morning that the store had been clos
ed. Mu. Parker had a host of friends
who wish him success in whatever
business he may undertake.
According to the thermometer, this
morning was the coldest of the season.
the mercury sinking down to the 25
degree mark. which is two degrees
lower than has been registered any-
time before during the season. A thick
layer of frost covorcd everything dur-
ing the early hours.
Fred Canavcri. son of Dominick
Cnnavvri. the flat iron building fruit
dealer. is suffering from the effects of
his makeup on Haliowe'en. The young
man «painted his face after the fashion
of stage folk and as a result is nursr
in: a poisoned skin which is causing
' him no end of inconvenience and pain
Rev. Lester ’F‘. Reynolds. who leaves
Monday for Providence. will preach at
his last mid-weekly prayer unvice at
the Advent Christian Church in this
place. this evening. it is expected that
the church will be tilled to overflowing
with his friends. as Rev. Mr. Reynolds
. . i
is beloved by many. and his going willi lemons. and enjoyed . new dish
be sorely missed by not only the mom
bars of his congregation but, by the
town as well.
The proprietor of the Hassan fruit
store at the corner of Van Zant street
and Osborn avenue. has a grievance
against the boys who celebrated Hal-
lowa'en by coming into his store and
taking therefrom articles which had
been left in his custody by customers.
a lady had left an umbrella fan a few
minutes and during that time a gang
of boys rushed into the'stors.
were heartily mated by the proprie-
bav who thought nothing of the intru-,
flea until the lady came to claim her
property and than it was discovered.
that the boys had carried it on.
”fly—Whgt do ya“ comm“ . The society wishes to thank men.
waste of opportunity? 3.11.“... frsisht who helped in the worn and also those
train gain; through a tunnel.--'New "10 "7' ‘9 ”M ‘3 W donate “4
York Bun.
”nan not are!
“at. “flaw agile truest-wing
names: summer ‘
George Brothsrton has accepted a
position at the Weatport market.
Mos. Eugene Godfrey. of .Crpsb
Highway. spent Tuesday in Bridge-
port. . .
George Peek has moved his family
from Main street into apartmehts on
State street.
Miss Edna Scott has returned from
a week's visit with 'frienda in New
York city.
'i‘clnity Guild met at the rectory
yesterday and planned their winter‘s
missionary work.
Rev. A. C. Boynton. pastor of the
Methodist church, oiilciated at the
Fanton‘Shipman wedding in Weston.
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Charles Barlow. of Port Cites
town. is ill. threatened with an at:
tack of pneumonia.
was held from the Church of
, saw Lassa.
TilE EIllllIii'
(Continued boil trust Page.) .
M
The house was a twu story frame
structure, built only two years ‘30.
. .
‘ andfima situated in Dee‘rfelt street.
Rotor: run. outside of the city limits.
It is thalabt that the fire ptarted from
a defective chimney as a fissure in.
it has been noticed by passen-
by and the fire when discovered was in
the roof.
The men talks in the vicinity of the
place were all at work and when first
seen by the women they became excit-
ed and did'tnot know what to do.
Samuel Abriitilion.. DWularly known
as the major"of Eprinxwood. was told
of the biase and from his little store
could see the flamed. «Running up the
hill he met August Wichmann. better
known as ”Bismark." The later lin-
mediately hurried to the nearest tele-
phone and sent in the alarm to the ol-
ectric light slutty from hence the
alarm was sounded from the manta
‘ box. No.27 being the dearest to be
pulled. The department responded.
but could do nothing, owing to the
lack of water
Messrs. Abram-on sand Wichmann
then lumped into the lstter's wagon
and raced twine place. They found
the doors locked. but both being (cod-
elzed had powerfully built men they
forced the door with ease and succeed-
ed in saving much of the furniture. At
that time the fire was upstairs. but
gaining headway with alarming rapid
ity. and they were every minute in
Manner of being engulfed in the fall-
ing floors, which indeed did crash
down but a few minutes after they
had taken some of the furniture out
The articles saved consisted of six
chairs. a bureau. two trunks. two beds.
mattresses. etc.
'Fanned by the high wind. the root
tar N. Y. a former resident of this:
full in and then the floors went. Noah
came the chimney. the oasis of the
hiase The north side of the building.
_._____..____ which remained intact. then fell lo
The funeral of Mrs. lichael Coyleiwauls the south and at about io'.cloclt
ibei threeouartara of an hour after
the
' end with Mr. and Mrs C. 8 December.
i also.
The! '
Assumption this morning at 9: 30 Rev. iblnse started, the south wall wont
J J. Dunno officiated and intermontidown with a crash and there remained
was in Catholic Cemetery on Kinxlbut a heap of ruins. the result of years
street. :of hard work and patient endeavor
i Mr. iiiunyo arrived later and witness-
A Halloween masquerade party'cd illnlast oilhoburnlna. Mrs. Deny-o
was held Tuesday evening at the and the children were out when the
home of Mr. and Mrs. W. Clark Cross-Hire started. the former at the home-
man. on King street. Old fashioned of her husbands sister. airs Kiss. or
games were played. and the guests Clinton avenue. who is ill. She faint-
enjoyed a royal good time. d on the way to the tire. but was
—-———-—— yaoon revived and reached the scene
The report that Mrs. h. ll. Mills. 1mm". um “11.. collnlmed
who was rammed to the Bridgeport The house was 1”“er to mp
boapitai last. week, was to have bur :amount of “339 and ”.9 furniture
foot amputated is false. Mrs. Miiist- ”on through the Quent‘)’ of John:
has a.badly laceratcd foot, but is roat- . 3. ngrgnpv‘ Mr. iienyo is employed
inn (‘tll‘llff‘lritiilly and expects to be at the R & a corset {among
able to return home won. M..."
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O i Mi“ SMITH SURPRISED.
Among the out of town guests who
are visiting here this week are: James
.Laroe Number of Friends Eniaminad
Holmes. 0' "9" “'3‘" “"13 090"“ at Home in Havlland Street.
H. Myers. of lie-ton. but: 8- WM Mina Bmiiili' smun. of Hevlland
BMW“ 0" Bridgeport. Miss “IV ”street. pas given a Haliowc'on sur-
“”3““ of New ""9": “d MT and prise. last eieninx by ten of her young
Mrs E. C. Wagner. of New York city lady trianda and under the influence
”m”... “W“ .of the genial hostess the affair resolv»
ed itself into a moat delightful evan~
ling. The guests came disguised in
,sheets and pillow casu. taking on the
‘appearuucl- of about and in this garb
fltept thclr completely surprised host-
’eas in doubt as to their identity for
‘some‘ little time.
The usual games were played and
glitter in the evening refreshments
served it was a late hour when the
iauesta departed. complimenting their
ghostess upou mm excellent entertain-
Mr. and bins. Harry Traver. of him“!-
vinnlon-otrtheiiudson. spent the week 2 .. r “W
wssr
NORWALK
Earle J Voahuruh visited relatives
in this vicinity Saturday and Sunday.
Rev. H. a Drown. ofDariea. preach
ed Sunday afternoon in the chapel. ‘
Rev. Brown will punch November 6th!
The Ladies' Aid Society met at the
home of Mrs ilehede. Wednesday nf~
Housatoni c
Power Co.
DESIRES to
ANNOUNCE
nomi
Mr. and Mrs. (B. B. Maooosber. lira. F
N. Cleveland bliss lune Olovar took
an auto trip in Mr Member‘s mach-
ine to White Plains Ionday. lira.
I a
0 over remained with relatives there m“ it "w sand I lid “m
vassers to obtain informa-
tion which will enable it to
compile a'complcte list of av-
ery house‘iii the commity.
its occupants and its owner.
This information is desired
in order that the company
may plan a new business
cunpeipa which will beams-
tuall‘y bushels! to its con-
sumers and itself. The com-
pany respectimly requests
that the public give the “its
vasser‘s the desired inform»
tion and begs to sum
thorn that this is not an ad»
venising scheme and does
.not bind them to do any-
thing.
The West Norwnik Christian illn-
deavor society will entertain the New
Canaan society. Friday evaniu. No-
, vember 8rd. in the chapel. There will
be a social after the meeting. All are
most cordially invited to some.
The Hallowe‘aa social given by the
curlgtian Endeavor Misty of °the
chapel was very successful aoeially. not
the young folks helped in a lolly way
to carry out the Idaho-o'e- m.
linen the many initial that were used
ad. The house leased for the ones
sion by Mr. Bates was my utiatiealiv
decorated with em m. hub-rag
and two lsrse mania lanterns. and
the guests were received by ghosts.
After the names halt refreshments
were served. ‘
ftyou uvsmomam,
of that base. try Mat ’
km or a , rattan
The moot advanced physicians of
this coup“? and Europe are new pic-
scribinga ileash of whitewash thmol
and other soothing and healing ingred-
ients .for the cure of Eurasia, Psorias-
is and all other forms of skin trovthltli
This compound is known as the D D
D. Prescription.
Dr Holmes. the well known skin illit-
claliat. writes: "i am convinced that
the D. D. D. Prescription is an inudii ii
malaria. We havé been prescribing
the I). D. D. remedy for years."
We ourselves vouch for the D. DJ):
Prescription for Eczema and absolute.
13' guarantee that it will take away the
itch the instant you apply it.
MAY HAV: ROBBED IEcTORV.
DANBURY. Nov. z.-A. man who
gives the name of Martin Carson ls
under arrest in ‘Ponghkeepsie. ’N. Y..
on suspicion that he is the person who
entered. St. Joseph’s rectory in this
city. last Tuesday morning. and stole
an overcoat and other articles new
has to the Rev. Willhn J. Collard
Carson was picked up by the Pouxh~
keepsle police last night and at the
time of his arrest was wearing an
overcoat answering the deso'riptlon of
the one stolen here.
specific for Eczema as is quinine for
ands For. stress.
\
be glad to let you have a $100 bottle
work. And you decide. For that mat-
Ms tor a trial bottle for 25 cents ought to
rite of the remedy.
Drop into our store, anyway. and as
We have seen a xreut- -many cat's of
diet; etc, for all kinds of skin trouble.
Ask tor the I). D. D. pamphlet.
"(lease and Cure of Skin Disease." Get
posted on this wonderful remedy to.
day.
l". H. Baxter. South Norwalk, and H.
mentioning d: 00.. Norwalk.
ANOTHER GAME LAW VIOLATOR.
Douglass Nash, said by Game War-
den Wilbur F. Smith, to be an old of-
fender. ‘was arrested in New Canaan.
this week. charged with hunting on
Sunday last. Nash is said to have
done this on several previous occa-
sions. The arrest was made by Depu-
ty Game Warden Edward items. Jus-
tice W. dv‘. Dawleas imposed a fine of
37 and costs, amounting to $23.11.
Nash also loses his license for one
year, and will be unable to hand dur-
ing that time.
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Your
One Thousand
Very
(TRADE
And is guaranteed to give
skeptical parsoln or we a ll
lingiy; we cannot do more.
A 25c Box of Very Sharp
contains enough treatment
4
solves of the Special Safety
else. we are new mound
guaranteed to put a perfect
be given only for
lo do not throw dull blades
Ballay' a "Very sharp Dress
equal to new
got Ibex of this oasbratad
Should Try
L-uVerr Ilarp gives to the
in adaa aver notgroom-mi
t.- are is
is satisiso
a. p rssor with
Hill Very lbarp
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N the Future.
DoNotBiame '
No More Honing or Grinding
required on any style razor. for with BMLEY‘S
~ . VERY SHARP DRESSING
on your atrop. this is all eliminated
Can you figure the cost per shave?
blades away. but strep them: a wonderful discovery that
appeals to all men. ’ncta like magic: has no equal.
shave. you can't alord to be without it.
Sharp
. A Scientific Preparation that will put
a Perfect Edge onthe Dullest Razor
partner condition for several years.
ever arise tor having a raaor honed or sharpened, thus
making roar shaving a pleasure.
To all the lantinel readers who have availed them.
the celebrated "Very Sharp” Strep Dressing. which is
This article is positively sold only by The Sentinel to ita
readers. and cannot be purchased in any. store.
Five Premium Coupons Cat from
The Sentinel and 25c
You can begin cutting out Coupons at any
tiara. and when you have five consecutive numbers. bring
theta to The Sentinel once with as cents in cash. and
Seven Good Reasons Why You,
notion like Very Bhsrp. Acts like to
3.--Var Sharp makes every shave with the same
flharp and you w i never have
the annoy-m at a tooth beard
t.--’l'be hast rasor toads cannot cm a clean and satin
factory shave unless it buttoned moaflooaily. but by
as simian this is eliminated.
awiiotoosiaatbouaaod can neonate-or but by as.
.33 Very lb there is so occasion for heal
7 b saraootosusadbyspaartasarbat
by poor condition of the roses. . , .
Razor
Shaves for 25c
Do not throw dull
if you
C. R. Bailey‘s
MARK)
t satisfaction to the most
refund purchase price wil-
to keep your razor atropin
No necessity will
Rasor Outfit. or to any one
to supply them with a box or
edae on the dullest runs.
it will
i“"‘”‘
away. but strep theta and with
tan. your old blades will be
Dressing.
Very Slurp
rasor blade the ltaauest shav~
lsda
are ten
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if you will call at buti store we will
on the alternates that it will cost you ,
nothing unless you find it does the .
by enough absolutely to proves the ‘
skin trouble. we will give you free a
pamphlet giving directions for bathing.
Window Display
PRlflC—E” 7‘
~ SUITS "
AT A POPULAR pares
$15.00. $18.00.
Blues. Brown, Grays
. OVERCOATS.. .315, $20, $25
LION SHIRTS ........... $1.00
NEW NECKWEAR. ' ..5ec .-
FANCY vasrs *-
SHOES—Tan and Gun Metal -
Button and Lace
Newest Shapes
».
PRICE’S Clothing ' Store
98 Washington Street
Phon No. 1185-2.
The Hatch 8t 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 preferment and taste. We are agents
and keep a large supply on hpnd.
:THE NEW SCIENCE
3 Definition of Chiropracnc .
Chiropractic is the science of the
. : cause of the disease and the art of ad
l E lusting the same. Diseases are caused
: iby a wrench. twist or sprain in the
t gback. Even if done in childhood it
. lcreates pinched nerves and pain in
I flater life in the difler’ent organs and
i :limbs.
. .
i
WAY Chiropractors remove the cause of
.this disease and pain. and health is
{m u)“ [o be “fin“ in vour new restored through harmonizing the six
; house this winter is to have us install ; ncgveensryfigt‘tiazdrhKgggflgdlg' Paraly-
in Heating System that will keep \ou. til. H8”! Kidney and Female Diir
i ' cases are given special attention; sleo
comfortable 0“ “9 coldest day Curvature of the Spine. You will
“9'" study the location of yonr'nOVOl' regret giving Chirolll'flcuc I
11.
rooms, the facilities of the house undfhmo' to help yo
tell you whether allot Air. HotWater} T. FRANCIS. D. C. ‘
i
The Jones 8: Hotchktss'e—
Company
NORWALK,
Magnetic Treatments Given Also
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wt Notice
During July and August
Phone 742
our store will close on Cat-
urdays at 1 p. m. At your
service every other week"
day from 7 a. m. to I p. m.
. E. E. Gotham
”I daanbihai’oint
m or m h Decorator
all one ~lt your sharia to First at. but Norwaik
hive‘i'lhill! “traits ilh'i ' »
ll 0
lm'i' "cm as .0... pinch- Telephone Four One Six
II it the standard with
0r SECS") System Will satisfy you DOSE. I“ WA‘H'NGTON s1- 80. NORWALK
tailors, salmotraaus and others
who use a psiroi shears as s
.wrwtlaxhoi.
am “ with...
more bar and mandamus
than anyelbwv-v Win the
. cutting room or the
Daily Line to N. Y.
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