momgW'ants it“s.
’ day with Mrs. [Frederick M. Wheeler.
- ills last Thursday evening’ sermon at
'3lvinz out.
. another wagon. as the damage could
. dempllon of liuvid (iormuu.
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Edward Blanca. slid family, of No-
roton, spent Sunday. with their father,
Jeremiah «stepson. st hoot Corners.
The new third grade recently added
to the Center school has relieved on
lover—crowded condition which has
thitherto cxlstod. lFour more pupils
on". to, '0“. trolley were enrolled in the school the past
Buttons. '00!“ in" and iwoek. .
“it 10" your “‘5 : A lolly party went out in the large
DRIDGE FHARMACY L truck of Thomas Kerrlgsn to celebrate
J». PARKER. Mmggf itho Hallowe’cn. Each was equipped
with u large horn and other instru-
._._.._.... “ ‘mcnts with which they endeavored to
John Tcxyon has moved into Mrs. C. awaken the village.
A. Baker": residence in Fort street. l Mlkg WWW“ of [groy'avenue had a
Gilbert E. Bogart has sold his place 1 500““ “193d“? 1‘19““ l“ h" home.
It 50 Osborn avenue to a Mr. McGrath. ; in celebration 0' iiallow'en. MW” of
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Bridge Pharmacy
‘Prompt and ancient
service at all times.
,. Personal attention xiv-
en to all prescription
work. .
of Normality who has moved into Molnar irionds gal-bed themselves in tan-i . .
new home. - . Elastic costumes. joining her at the5 r ra
ihouso, where they enjoyed games. i . -
The weekly prayer meeting was held 1
‘at‘the Swedisr Congregational Church‘
last evening, Rev. Charles J. Anderson .
occupying the “up“ and preaching. intern in the lane block. ‘He has in.
The Woman's Alixmfll‘l’” 0' Chm“ stalled semi-s! new fixtures, and in.
Church held ‘1 “93m“ "‘99th 5’90”" tends to run the luminous on a larger)
scale. ‘ l
The Firehouse Stock Company is rel
hcursing ouch nightli'or the play to be '
produced in their hall soon. The scenic ,
use street, who is attending the State effects have been arranged on the}
state. The first production will boj
Normal School. in New Haven, has.
been visiting friends in the Elm City {the Guttuperchh Girl. Securing this:
entails a royalty. but the company be )
for a few days. . ‘
liovcs it to be worth il. l
The Women‘s Missionary Society. of;
the Presbyterian Church. Norolopy
held its second unmrai mecling last}
Wednesday night. The attendance was
large. Rev. Mr. Curtis. of New York.“
gave an interesting address on (forum:
A social time. with music and refresh,
moms. closed a delightful evening. The
Sunday school of this church is grow-x
inn and is in at flourishing condition. ‘
Referring to the. organization of u.
(‘lilzcua‘ Magus. last week. Dr. t‘nrlos‘
Martyn will give u talk on "Sumo
'i‘hlnas Our Town Needs," next Sunday ‘
evening ut 7:45. in the Proubyivrlau'
Church. All interested Ire inviiud.§
Communion service It the Prushyier-f
inn ('hurch, with reception ol’ new:
members, on Sunday morning ul ll. ‘
William Moe, the newsdc‘sior. of No»
rolon Heights, has finished moving his
effects from his old stand into the new
at which time routine business was
transacted.
Miss Natalie Wheeler. of No. it Cot-
Rev. William w. Gillies occu pied the“
pulpit and preached ut the weekly
prayer and praise service which was
held at the East Avenue Methodist
Episcopal Church. lust evening.
The friends of Ernest Erickson are
receiving postal cards from him. Mr.
Erickson is doing ilncly Willi his run-
Sic and is still studying at the Boston
Conservatory of Music. He resides at
65 Weber street, Everett. Mass.
Rev. Luster j“. Reynolds preached
the mid-weekly prayer meeting, which
was hcld at the Advent Christian
Church. The service was well ultcnd-
ed and Rev. Mr. Reynolds was at. his
best. I
One of itundic's bakery wnsons. in
charge oi Frank F‘orzuson, broke down
in North Main street. near Adam
Schmidt‘s place. this morning, the axle
it was nt-ccssnry to not
Now that baseball has cruised lu’
is not, being indulged in by the local?
ulbloiuu this season. practice for u bus- 1
chlbnll loam has begun. The men‘
have not yet gotten together suiilcicnt‘ '
iv for u tryout to determine the mom-
bcrs. it is planned by tho mnnuut-
mrnt to hem several intern-slinw'
mutt-hos, to take place, if possible. in
the Town Hull.
itov. Edward E. Aiken. who spoke.
lust Sunday ovcnlnr, in the (lonurtman
tiouul i‘hurch. on missionary work in
l‘hiun, whence he came for a your‘s§
stay in this country, loft Wednesday?
for Greenwich. to visit a dsunhltflfi
who is nut-ruling thefifiy school there. I
With the exception of this dsughtmz.
Mr, Albert‘s family have been spending.
the summer in Now Haven. bill will:
winter at
Mr. Aikvu will join them.
not be temporarily ropnl‘i‘ed.
'l‘lw lilt‘l'Jlillllt‘it‘l‘ dropped to 21 do-
arm-s. this murmur, and duriuu tho
night the first ice of any account was
i'ormcd. 'i he wind of yesterday after
’noon died down during the curling
hours oi‘ thi- uvcuiug leaving a slill
cold which is conducive to ice formu-
tion.
The lurid-w wastipen for some limo.
this morning”, while the fiddle V.
brought through the his illl'i'O mnslcd
schoncr. William E. Lilchiicid, from
Norwslk. on route to the Sound. Al
the same time the (‘arz-io ll. slipped by
1nd the freighter Marion followed the
schooner.
Roy. .l.‘Hypkiu lirown. the rector of
Christ Church, Karo u very enjoyable
marlin: in tho chupcl on Wednesday: WWW“
cycninu, for lht‘ lwucili of the building .
fund. 'l‘horc was a good altcmiuiit-c.:Huntln
Ind all enjoyed the prourum, The;
story was an original one, The 'iic-j
Light 1-»
ireslunents were Pt'l'l'i d burr.
The Muyliowr-r 'Hook and builder. ’
Conilmtiy hols will enjoy a social and calms, Ammunition. T1193. etc.
dance. this owning, in tlb-ir quuricru,l
D 0
new u very plcnsnnl evening. 'l‘hnro S
will lw n l'l'ou‘nm of mnortuinuwnli Cthhtlng BIOS.& CO.
in Van Zuni win-at. 'l‘lw mun plan' mi
and iinnrin. und rvl’rrahuwnls will lw l Cor. Railroad AVO. ‘ HIM fl. Darlsn
served. ’I‘lw i"iri~nwn'a .liuudolin in”!
i u lot Groceries Ha Oral Flour
choslru will furnish music for the or- e t ' " .n.
osslon. 0 “and. Hardware. Paints. Giul. .10»
Report. has it that the uuturula ..- new... 3-..”-..
growthcrn who are \vorlilnu on tiio'
beds off llrldpopm t, not In two days of
work. this work. Mommy and 'i‘ucs-
day the conditions were .givornblo.
but the wind on Wednesday and 'l‘hurs.
day did not permit of them using out.
it in expo-rod that they will be able to
work today. They will return hone
tomorrow for the Sabbath.
SELLING BAKED OKUNK.
Glastonbury Me's, Champion Skunk
Catcher. Tacit 61 in October.
MANCHESTER. Nov. a.~i3h|iincoy
'Wolr. oi Glastonbury. was in town
lust. evening delilrorlns halted skunks.
This kind is well known In these
parts, or rather in parts of "those
parts." Chauncey bought the little
animals from s usiahhsr. Ernest inns-
liug Br, Glastonbury. who is probably
the champion skunk hunter in the
state. The few that were delivered in
Rev. miner W. Reynolds will preach
‘ here for the last time on Sluudsy. (in
Iondny the beloved pastor nud his
, wife will leave for Providence. where
they will enter upon their new duties.
It is understood that the officials or
the Advent Christian Church have in
mind a successor tamer. Mr: Ray-
nolds. but nothing definite has been;
done towards filling the pulpit. as yet.
tech that were captured in Weeping
on Tuesday night and early yesterday
morning. Mr. bungling works dur‘
lug the summer in a. quarry to dine
tonbury. but when it some: to new
'” her hB‘BlVGQIIiD work and goes out
into the hisnwsys and byway-l looking
for tame and skunk is his. favorite
beset. Fourteen do one niuht is a
pretty good haul. and the capture on
or onlliire tifimnluhpt have unsusp-
si ‘ ‘ ‘ a“.
a ll , f
. l , RIEN ,
M A'Amw 4,‘ H
v .f‘ ‘ é ,
amuse the rosideuts..und that. football
Minoritiltlridtto", c
‘Itiflrtiin Th
The Misses Charlotte and Paulina
Green; or High street. scum 'Norwclk.
entertained a few or their youiliz
friends Tuesday evening at s masonic»
rude Hellowe'su party. Some . were
pretty costumes. while others were in
unless attire. Ilia sport began before
the masks were talks on. There was
much guessing, but‘few were identi-
iiod: also. as usual. many surprises.
Variousr‘iiallowsiau flames were indulg-
ed in and prises ,awsrded to Miss
Anita Francs, oi Westpo‘rt: also Miss
Minnie Oldeuschluser,‘as they were
aimcesstul in blowing out the candle.
Fortunes were told. enticing much mer-
riment. Refreshments were served
and it was a into hour when the guests
departed. thanking their hostess tor
the very pleasant evening.
Selling Cut
., Our Lorie Stock or
(Burnt Wood) at half
- price. it would be well
for those interested in
Pyrography to select their ,
articles at once, while the O
assortmeoil is good.
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muss WASH] NGTON IT.
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“The Place"
Supplies 1:
town last night were stuns: the tour- _
’ (Tuesday marital-ism the totninumiier .
BOYS, M50 TO $3.00
TWO STORES
Norwalk South Norwaik
Auburndalo. Mass., Wili‘ri“o|LEo TAN STORM 5001-9 FOR
WE SELL BOSTON HUB RUBBERS
s
The
PoWer Co.
oasiass to
ANNOUNCE
that it will send around can-
vasscrs to obtain informs»
tion which will enable it to
compile a complete list of ev-
ery house in the community,
its occupants and its owner.
- This information is desired
in order that the company
may piss s new} business
campaign which will hit mu-
tually beneficial to its con-
-sumcrs and itself. The 'com«
puny respectfully requests
that the public give the can-
tion and begs to assure
them that this is not so ado
vertising scheme and does
not bind them to‘ do any-
thing.
lured by him during my";
tuber unto iii.“ in ‘
Housatonic
vsssers the desired iniorms-.
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Did you buy that. last sack of ordinary .
flour because you thought it was the best .
. or just because you: did not think: at all?
7’. . It pays to think when you order‘flo'ur.
There is 2:15 that is worth thinking
about.
.Just One : Just One.
Order King Midas from . your grocer today
Distributor for
Shane Bros 8: Wilson. Co Philadelphia.
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Do Not Blame
Your Razor
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No More Honing or Grinding
required on any style razor. for with BAILEY’S
VERY SHARP DRESSING
on your shop, this is all eliminated
One Thousand Shaves ior 25c
run you More the cost per share? Do not throw dull
blades away. but strop them: a wonderful discovory that
appeals to all men. Acts like illflfili; has no equal, if you
shave. you can't aflord to be without it. C. H. Bailey's
Very Sharp
(TRADE MARK)
A Scientific Preparation that will put
a Perfect- Edge on the Duilest Razoi'
And is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction to the most
skeptical person. or we will refund purchase price wil-
lingly; we cannot do more.
A ‘2.5c BOX of Very Sharp
contains enough treatment to keep yo’ur razor slrop in
porthct condition for several years.“ No necessity will
over arise for having a rotor honed or sharpened, thus
making your shaving a pleasure. ~
To all the Sentinel readers who have availed them-
selves of the Special Safety Razor Outfit. or to any one
else. we are now prepared to supply them with a box of
the celebrated "\‘ory Sharp" Strep Dressing. which is
glinranlood to putn perfect edge on the dullest rusor.
This article is poaltlvciy sold only by The Sentinel to its
readers. and cannot be purchus‘ed in any store. ' it will
bu siren 0“” '0' . ~ . Mr summaries“
Five Premium Coupons Cut from
The Sentinel and 25¢:
So do not throw dull blades sway. but strop them and with
llnliey‘u"\‘ery Sharp liresslnn. your old blades will be
equal to new. You can begin cutting out Coupons at any
time, and when you have live consecutive numbers, bring
them to The Sentinel oilico with 2i”. cents in cash, and
get u box of this countered Uranium.
Should Try Very Sharp
i.--Very Sharp gives to the razor blade the koenost shav-
in stilts ever procured.
2.-'§ll6fli is nothing like Very Sharp. Acts like magic.
ii.—-»Very Sharp mllflll ovary shave with the setup blade
pcrteotly . satisfactory. .
tmstrop usor with Very Sharp and you will never have
. the annoyance of s touch hard or s tender skin.
8.-—Tho best rssor made cannot give s clean and satis-
factory shave unless it‘ be hoped dominantly. but by
using Very Sharp as directed this is eliminated.
ins Very Sharp there is no occasion tor honing.
7.~~shuvln3 troubles are not caused by s poor user but
by poor condition at the razor. .
Seven Good Reasons Why You.
6.~Not one in a thousand can hone s razor, but by no.
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» $15.00.
AT A POPULAR PRICE ‘
Blues, Brown,_Grays ._
ovsncoars. . ”.315.- $20. 355‘ ,,
LION SHIRTS .......... .$I.oo ‘
NEW NECKWEAR . . .',. . .soc
‘ FANCY vnsrs" ‘
SHOES—Tan and Gun Metal
Button and Lace
Newest Shapes ' '
$18.00.
PRICE’S " Clothing 1, :Store
, 98 Washington Street
Phon. No. 1185-2.
l
The Hatch
& Bailey Company
scorn NORWALK. CONN.
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
Telephone. 46.
plaster and wallpaper.
BEAVER BOARD
is gaining rapidly in popularity as a substitute for lath and
it is susceptible of an infinite variety
oi artistic designs for walls and ceilings, and permits of a
wide scope for individual prcfcrment and taste.
and keep a large supply on hand.
We are agents
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Definition oi Chiropractic
Chiropractic is the science of the
transit of the disease and the art of ad-
| lusting the same. Diseases are caused
;by a wrench, twist or sprain in the
" hack.
loreates pinched nerves and pain in
ilator lite in the different organs and
Even if done in childhood it
i l limbs.
lWAY .
Chiropractors remove the cause ct
:this disease and pain, and health is
i .
i for mu (0 be warm i" your upwaresiored through harmonizing the it“
i ‘ i
; house this winter is to have us iustalij
‘ nerve systems in your body.
Nervousuess, Rheumatism. Paraly.
ln Healing Systmu that will hep youésis, Heart, Kidney and Female Dis-
.ensos mo given special attention; also
i comfortable on the cubical day!
i i
i We'll study the location of your“
4 tell you \vheihcr it Hot Air. Hot Water
.t'urvnturo of the Spine.
never regret. giving Chimpractic a
' home i) ll‘il you.
' rooms. the facilities of tho house undr‘ ( L l
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You will
T. FRANCIS. D. C.
Ol‘ Steam System will satisfy you host. 1“ WASHINGTON 8T. 50_ NORWALK
:Thc Jones & Hotchidss
l Company
NORWALK, CONN.
i Phone 742
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Thick s or tithe—wool.
silk or to ton—If your sheet is
s Wis: it will make a clean
cut tbs full length of the blade 5
-wlt|1,out“chcwin|" or“ plucbv ~
l . '
“Ni" is the standstiwith
tailors. mmslrssm and others
who use a psi at shears as s
working tool. »
. Wis! shunned scissors st
no more than the wows t
titty will sis sharps shod
more Mr sud continuous
wont than any other—4nd °...
iscto . cutilu: room or the '
obi.
Mail—lie m s on no u mu
madman Ifyoudo
not iisdthem satisfactory .
in every way nudlhe vs
but you ever purchs ,
you csngretum same to
our store and we will
cheerfully refund the full
amount you paid.
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Magnetic Treatments Given Als'o
Notice
During July and August
our store will close on Sat
urdays at 1 p. m. At your
service every other week
day from 7 s. m. to 0 p. m.
E. E. Gorham
Decorator
East Norwslk -
10 First 39., .
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‘For'FREIGHT Only
Wt Propellers luvs Pier
II. River. iii-w York (too:
or or street). every as: tes-
ospt Sunday). at 3 p an. eight
received at Nowell up to in.
m. and South Norwsih us to 6:80
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tiiorwallt Steamboat Company
minim a. smith. . «c. cim’gumss.
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you, his her:
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