u. orugwueun .
Bridge Pharmacy
Prompt and afllclant
mice at all times. *
Personal attention giv-
ln. in all .mcrlptlon
work.
cum tor our trolley.
patrons. Gone in and
wait for you «our.
' ‘ . names PHARMACY '
‘ J. PAW. "moor
am ........... ........
'A daughter has been born to Mr. and
Mrs. Oliver Ericson, of this place.
The service at Christ Church tomor-
row will be at 3:45 p. m. The rector
will ofllclste.
The Men's Class of the East Avenue
Church will hold its wcekly devotional
meeting tonilrrow noon.
~ Vanditho widwi
e'goodtoyou.
The, wnyvis talkaop your stomach, .
liver.'.lridneys and bowels right.
And youillxfiud most, help in
mom's
I, r us
i
Salim-n- luminary!“
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lty which men-and women delight to
hear. -
Those who in anyway assisted at
the recent harvest fair which the
Ladder Company and the ,Lndles' im-
provement Association so successfully
conducted were royally entertained
‘last evening by the members of the
members of the Mayflower Hook sud
former body‘at their rooms in Van
Zant street. The evening was one of]
rare pleasure and once again the fire-l
of entertainers., The feature of the
evening were the selections by Fire-
man's Mandolin orchestra. which had
was the supper and a bountiful repeat;
it was. served in a moments be pleas-'
ing to all and reflecting not a littlei
Arthur A. Saunders will move from
Bette place to ”Hartford place, South
Norwalk, in the near future.
The Weekly devotional service of!
the Epworth league will be held to:
narrow evening at the East Avenue
Methodist Church.
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Mrs. Catherine A. Hayes is planning}
to move hrs; household effects irom;
Bette place to Hartford place, South'1
Norwaik.
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it is expected that Mr. Eaton of Cub.
vary church choir, of Bridgeport, will?
assist Christ Church choir tomorrow.’
and sing the solo.
Rev. Charles .l. Anderson will occu-,
py the pulpit. and preach at. the morir
ing and owning services of the Swod~
lsh Congregational (‘burch tomorrow.‘
Rev. William W. Gillies will occupy
i. the pulpit and preach ut the East Ave-
' nue Methodist (‘hurch tomorrow morn-
ing and cveninu. The choir will runs
deer niusizrul programs.
The Young People's Society of Loy-
11 Workers will hold its weekly liBVU-V
tionsl meeting tomorrow ovuniuu. Till‘.
president will load the llli't‘iillt; and the
topic will be Triumph i2 Christ. '
The cmumunion scri'lr'r- will bu hr-lti
- in the East Awnuo Methodist l'Ipluco-
pal Church tomorrow mornin; 'i‘hc
unusually lnivlostiug praise ocrvir-c
held lust Hominy evening will he 11'-
peatcd tomorrow night.
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The nntnrul growlhcrs arrived from
Bridgeport, this afternoon. as Well as
those who nro worklny. in the oystcr
opening. rsinhilslum-uts in New Haven.
to spend ilw Sabbath. 'l'lio form-r got
in three (loin of work thiu week.
The work of the cxcnvtion oi the
Vogel-Kuhovilrh collar for the brick
business block in Emu Washington
‘ street, is rminrossiuu iincly and ii
will not be long before the building,
will (-omnn-nro to lubr- shapo and
form.
itcv. Li'nii‘l‘ ll‘. Reynolds. or the Ari-f
vent Christian Church, will preach the:
closing sermon oi his pilstnrutc tumor-i
row err-nine, at, T. The communion
Sérvicr- will he ohaerwd ul lilzilil u |
31., Mr. Reynolds nttlvlntimg. 'l‘wo ucw‘
members will be revolved into tllv‘i
church at that time. Mr. Reynolds and
. {aniliy will lcaw- for i‘rovidcnro. it. in
Monday nutrition.
r
'Tho yonnm' elem-pt ol‘ limit Norg
walk wont into pnrokvsms oi‘ tloilultt.
this mornius. when they awoke to:
find it thin layer of lot» covering the
mill pond at llunvdict's Farm britlmu;
The continued t‘ilili weather has ilim'?
orflllly chilled thr- wulors hero and
this morning's too proumrod curly Mimi.-
inl. provldlnr of mlli‘uo that. the cold
weather holds on.
A colored boy. whose name could
not he learned. look it cold plume.
mturilny uilutntion. in the harbor and
find it not been for the timely assist»
mice oi several within bearing of the
round mun. indications are that hi»
would have been up curinend watery
arrive. Tile young: man was unable to
Iyim and bin lusty cries for help nt~
_ "noted the attention of several nearby.
who rushed to the scene and uncond—
Dd in dragging him out of the icy wa-
ter.
Tomorrow is Rev. Motor F. Rey.
Mlds' last Eunduy at the Advent
.Ohristlan Church. Monday he leaves
for Providence. where he takes up the
. stewardship of a larger and more in-
mtlve field. it is enacted inst his
,Iorvioea tomorrow will he unusually
toll attended. for the members of his
reconstitution are fond of their pastor
and feel his loan keenly. As a preach:
or he is powerful andrcenaisteut and
credit upon the good taste of the court
Jurisdiction. 1.. Stain Prison
5 ,ilases‘iiliven Them
The last legislature enacted Chop;
tcr 272 of the public sch. which utves
greater power to all courts now hav-
ing criminal jurisdiction, With the poo.
slide exception of justices of the. peace.
The not gives police courts in cities!
and borough and town courts power toi
not in cases in which heretofore the?
superior court‘ only had jurisdiction.
and these courts which heretofore
were courts of limited jurisdiction cool
new take final jurisdiction in cases
in which the crime is punishable by
state prison sentence. but none of
these courts under the act has author‘
ity to commit to state prison.
The important part of the act
reads: “No justice of the peace shall
have final Jurisdiction of any pressed-i
men proved themselves to be the best; tion for crime. the punishment for'
which may be imprisonment in the
state prison; but in u prosecution for
any crime. the punishment for which
been invited to attend and consented , may he a fine of not more than $1,000.;
to render some selections. Then there i or imprisonment in the state prison fort
not more than lhre years, or both.
any city. town, borough 0r police
court. may take final jurisdiction
thereof, whenevor upon conviction the
:mlttee in charge of the affair. Dancing ' court shall determine that no greater:
”no“ THI‘ onion corn-rs.
w...
Has Dust About 625,000 to Get ”or
_ 348.07..
. PUTNAM, Nov. 3.---«iilna1 settlement
of theorists ct, Clarendon M. Green.
which has been in process of adjudica.
tion since tha’dealh of Mr. Green in
1908, onllwhlch apportion: a total of
$90,343.07, among’ithe widow, daughter
and two sons, will be .ncoofplisbed
withinn few days, it was stated here
today. ”Mr. Green. who was a Civil
War veteran. died suddenly at haltb
more. on March 24. 1808. while on a
wedding trip with his second wife. He
left no will. ills sons and daughter.
who had opposed his second marriage.
lexpressed their opposition at the wi-
jdow receiving a third of his estate of»
tar having been married to him but a
lfew days. Green was reputed to be
wealthy hem-sud when an inventory
let his estate showing only $1,100 was
inled. it created general surprise. The
'adminlotrutor‘of the estate, Frank F‘.
Russell. thememployed detectives to
trace securities which it was said
:Green had bold. but of which no trace
After a
year had passed a package was re-
eeived by the administrator bearing
a Providence, R. l.. postmark”, and
lcontslning 879.000 in securities be.
lending to the Green estate. Another
year passed and then another package
molleer. Russell. containing 33b;
.000 in securities. Under the settle-
illfld appeared in inventory.
,neighborhood speaks highly of it."
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Asthmd! Asthma! ._
POPHAM’S. ASTHMA REMEDY
vcs instant-raiioinml no absolute elite
n all cases of Asthma. amenitlc‘aud
Hay Fever. Sold by drum: mail on
vocal tot. ice srm.
rial untrue by mail mounts.
will”!!! err-c. confine-u Clout-rid. Ohio
For sale by The Billiard Pharmacy.
:ment, the‘wldow receiver $30,114.35;
the daughter. Mrs. Clara 0. Wheeler.
of New York. $20,078.24. and each of
the two sons”? James M. Green. of War.
center. Mass, nod Justin S. Green. of
Putnam, u like sum. The settlement
of the estate has cost in round num‘v ,
hers about $25,000 and has Involved a
search through thirteen states.
A HOUSEHOLD MEDICINE
that stops coughs quickly and cures
colds is Foley’s Honey and Tar Com-
pound. Mrs. Anus Pelser, 2.620'Jeffer-
son street. Booth Omaha. Neb, says:
“i can recommend Foley's Honey and
Tom Compound as a sure cure for
coughs and colds. it cured my daugh-
ter of a bad cold and my neighbor.
Mrs. Benson, cured herself and her
whole family with Foley's Honey and
Tor Compound. Everyone in our
The Bridge Pharmacy and W. T. Wig-
more & Co. ”
__m..
The more bills a man runs up the
more he wouldn't. if he were able to
pay them.
Window ‘ Dispia ‘
-.- AT ..
“i ,‘,‘ i
PRICE’SW
SUITS
fl’l‘ A POPULAR PRICE -
$1 5.00. $18.00.
Blues. Brown, Grays
OVERCOATS ..... $15. $20, $35
LION SHIRTS ........... $1.00
NEW NEQKWEAR .......5oc
FANCY VESTS
SHOES—Tan and Gun Metal
Button and Lace
Newest Shapes
98 Washington Street
Phon. No. 1185-2.
PRICE’S Clothing Store
lw‘us also enjoyed and a social time.
r
ipunishment ought to be imposed than?
’thut which it may lawfully inflictz'
.provlded that in all cases the accrued
"niuy appeal from the judgment ren-
' ESTPORT
. AND
SAUGATUCK
Mrs. William Butcher spent Thurs—
day in Bridgeport.
.
A. C.'.lunis, ol’ llidgciicld, is out.
ing in town this week.
Miss Ethel Miller is tho \voclrmul
guest of relatives in Mt. Vernon, N. Y.»
Miss lildnu Scott is confined to her
home. Richmond Hill avenue, by ill.
» "USS.
Charles Silvernnll enjoyed it dny's
vacnllon Thursday huntln; in tin-
Woston woods.
As a result of liailowo'cn pranks.
‘Choriou Carlson of Snugntuck won or~
tested Thursday by ()ilioor Allie Allen
dared. in cases in which the penalty
or punishment imposed is a line of not.
lmoro than $250, or imprisonment tori
not more than six entire or borin.
vote."
The books containing the laws
which wore enacted by the lust logic-1
luturc have not been generally dis-i
tritilltwl. and several lawyers in thlsf
city did not. hour: of the existence of;
the statute until their attention was:
called to it yesterdny. The new statute
Fives the courts uunwd authority in5
more than fifty matters in which they
could not heretofore lake final action“
and thr- url is lllkt'll to mean that the,
courts minted can impose a penalty
to the extent oi their jurisdiction. al-
though the spcritir sinlulos trusting of
l.ili' crimes proviiiu ior stoic
sentences.
this city tlir- police could could line
no .m'uned $200 and sentence him to,
jail l’cr six months. where the. statute.
muni-
mum of lhroc years in state prison null;
for tho triple provided for n
a fine of snoop. In some of the town
courts the penalty for the sonic crime
might be gromm- ihuu it is in
prison .
That would mean that in'
tho .
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appeals to "times.
‘“' N the Future“
Do Not Blame ;
Your Razor
No More Honing or Grinding
required on any style razor. for with BAILLY’S
VERY SHARP DRESSING
on your strep. this is all eliminated
One Thousand Shaves for 25c
Can you figure the cost per shave?
blades away. but strep them; a wonderful discovery that
Acts like magic; has no equal.
shave. you can't adorn to be without it.
The Hatch & Bailey Company
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Telephone. 46.
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
BEAVER BOARD
is gaining rapidly in popularity as a substitute for luth and
plaster and wall-paper. it is susceptible oi an infinite variety
of artistic designs for wa‘ls and ceilings, and permits of
wide scope for individual prei‘ermcnt and taste.
and keep a large supply on hand.
a
We are agents
Do not throw dull
if you
C. ll. Bailey‘s
i
first NEW some:
Definition oi Chiropractic
Chiropractic is the science of the
and lull-r lined $8 llllii rosin.
urrcstr; an; expected.
()ilwr
liurilord lluiii‘.‘ court. as some town.“
, cause of the disease and the art of ad-
justing the same. Diseases are caused
by a wrench. twist or sprain in the
‘ useful articles.
Schultz.
Minn Alice licmlin was ii‘illil‘ri‘li u
linen shower nt her norm- on lmpw'inl
uremic, Wuilncuduy pruning in honor
of her uppronitliiui: mnrrinri- to \‘t'll-
liani l‘lssta or Norwnlk. ’l‘lio gnome
were uutortuinmi by vocal and lil'llli)
selections. Rflillt‘h \u-rc onloyod and n
(inlnly luncheon urrvr-ii. The bride-
tollm l't’i'i‘iVeti runny liund.~'on:i- our]
Amour: tho~;- lirtlfil‘lli
filo-nos ldu aim-r. .iunin imn-
dou, Murpurol and denote liol‘i‘ignn,
Lori‘ltu Schultz, “('ilt'i‘i‘l London,
Margaret lull-g», Violu Mi‘illll. Alice
Florence, Isabel, Marie and Lon-tin
itumllu, Albert i.inxwullvr Charlies
Keiser. i-idward Liarnmlli-r, \Viiiium
lluntn. lr‘ruur-iu Vim'vut. i‘luirlcs uni
Willis livinlin, Mr. nod Mru. .li'wpll‘
Moillli, Mr. and Mrs. .losr-oh Rumliu.
Mrs. .lacob Kuhn-r un-zl Mrs. Paul
Will".
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AT THE LOAN EXHiliTlON.
Judging by the frmprpnvi exproszdon
of visitorswwhono numbers are ill-1
creasing daily. the prominent thought;
on coir-rim: the place in surprise on
well an pleasure at tho tasteful in»B
ruuuemt-nt unri lnrxr‘ number of, tho
nrtlclcs on exhibition. (inc visitor
yesterday. ilr. J. Milton Coburu. oi"
South Norwuik, whose fame an unit;
unnrinn and collector of historical.
and artistic retina and curios is not’
surpassed in the Ninth. unid ulniost
vurbntum on follows: “i have visited
runny Lorin Exhibitions. but i hovel
never seen one v/lilcb ouuuilod the one
in Stamford for the variety and Value
of its exhibits. it is remarkable: in
fact it hr situnrinu."~»l§turnford Advo-
(uric.
WILL OPPOIE BUFFRAQETTEO.
liAlll'l'FilR'D, Nov. 4--~A nicotine with
held at the home of Mrs. A. A. Wolch.
on Woodland street. yesterday after.
noon. to organise sn‘alcoclutlon oom-
butting women's undress. Mrs. Ralph
w. Cutler, called the meeting to on
der. cud Mrs. Arthur lit. Dodge. of
filmnbury. presided.
Manila and methods of opposing uni.
frauettiam ware discussed. The ladies
prominent in the movement-include.
Mrs. Bsmnsl 0. Prentice, wife of
Judge i'rentlco, of the Supreme Court
of Errors; Mrs. Louis it. Cheney. Mrs.
Jacob Humphrey Green, Mrs. William
ll. Palmer. Mrs. Ralph W. Cutler and
Mrs. Archibald A. Welch.
my...“ nan-«W.—
tallr shoved: in that rec-l Christian
Honey well invertedmsn Adrortiso
“moot lm’l‘lto Bonn " *
route con iupow .1 low of $230 and u
S-‘llit‘lllt‘ of six months. L
i‘ioiulululo tin-kc courts of limited:
Jlti‘irtiit‘llull ('tlllili not tnlm llnol uwilonl
in menu whore :i~'(‘\li'lt‘ii wore charged:
with stonlinu lvililiiri. l'nilcr the new?
statute they «run. Neither could courtsi
of limited jurimiil'tlou lnko urtlon in ni
vase of hivyrlo oioulinu where the
value of the bicycle was ill v-xrr‘su of3
‘25, but lilo)‘ min under the new
suitiltc. l’udo: the old law all i-nscni
where our» promoinll or witncueod a;
price lluht hurl to up to the superior:
court on a binding ou-r process. bui
ull courts oi" rriminnl jurimilrtiou with;
the exception ol justices of the peace!
can now take jurisdiction in incur;
'l here are urnuy other crimes in which i
all courts but justice courts can howl
lukc jurisdli'lion. but which they hudi
ili't‘ll barred i‘rom tuklnv. Jurimlir-tlon‘;
0
in, ‘
The
Housatonlc
Power Co.
DESIRES to
ANNOUNCE
that it will send around can-
vsescrs to obtain informs-
tlon which will enable it to
compile I complete list of av~
cry house in the community.
its occupants and its owner.
This information is desired
in order that the company
may plan a new «balloons
campnlgn whichvvill be run-v
trinity beneficial ‘to its con-
aumers and itself. The com-
pany respectfully requests
that the public give the can-
vasaera the desiredrlntorms-
tion and bags to assure
them that this is not an ad-
vertising scheme and does
not: bind them to do any»
thing. “ "
lingiy; we cannot do more.
To nil fluI Sentinel
the celebrated “Very
be given only for
edge over procured.
perfectly satisfactory.
Very Sharp
(TRADE MARK)
A Scientific Preparation that will put
a Perfect Edge entire Duilcst Razor
And is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction to the moat
skeptical person. or we will refund purchase price wil-
A 25c Box of Very Sharp
contains enough treatment to keep your razor strop in
perfect condition for several years.
over arise for having a razor honed or sharpened. thus
making your shaving a pleasure.
roudcrs .who have uvnilcd them-
selvesof the Special Safety lluaor Outfit or to any one
else, we are now prepared to supply the/m with a box of
Sharp" Strep Dressing. which
guaranteed to pole porter-t edge on the dullest ruuor.
This article is positively sold only by The Sentinel to its
readers, and cannot be purchaaed in any store.
Five Premium Coupons Out from
The Sentinel and 250
80 do not throw dull blades away. but strep them and with
liailoy"a"Very Sharp Dressing, your old blades will be
orme to new. You cup begin cuttlnu out Coupons at any
time. and when you have live cousr-cutlt'c numbers. bring
them to The Sentinel olilcc with 25 collie to cash. and
get tr box of this ccobrated Dreasiux.
Seven Good Reasons Why You
Should Try Very Sharp
l.—-Very Sharp gives to the rnxor blade the keciiest shav-
in
adhere is nothing like Very Sharp.
3.~—Vary8hcrp makes every shave with the same blade
4.--Strop razor with Very Elhsrp and you will never have
the annoyance of a tough board or a tender skin.
6.~—'I‘he beat MIDI" made condor. give I. clean and satis-
factory shave unless it be ironed occasionally. but by
using Very Sharp so directed this is eliminated. _
6.—~Not one in I thousand can bone a racer, but by, us-
ing Very Sharp there is no occasion for honing.
’l.-8ltsviug troubles are ”not caused by a poor- renor- but
by poor condition of the razor. -
No necessity will ‘
Phone 742
3 WAY
for you to be warm in your new
inure this. winterde to lune or. install
a Hominy; System that will keep you
r-omi‘oz'inlu' on the coldest ilayl
, buck.
1 limbs.
Even if done in childhood it
~creutes pinched nerves and pain in
glnter life in the different organs and
Chiropractors remove the cause of
this disease and pain, and health in
Pa
You
restored through harmonizing the six
. nerve systems in your body.
Nervousutsa. Rheumatism.
sis, lieurt, Kidney and Female Dis-
, cases are gluon special attention: also
t‘urvslure of the Spice.
rely-
will
\l'c'll study the location of your “9"01‘ ri‘grci giving Chiropractic 0
' rooms. the facilities of the house end;
i
l trill you whether it Hot All". Hot Water:
Company
NORWALK. comm?
chance to help you.
'1'. FRANCIS. D. C.
. Ol‘ Steam System will sniisi’y you best. i 94 WASHINGTON ST. 50' NORWALK
Magnetic Treatments Given Also
The Jones & Hotchkis's; -_. mm.-- .W.
it will
Acts like magic.
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Cut Clean to the Point
Thick goods or thin-wool.
silk or cotton-4f your shear Is
a Win it will make a clean
cut the full length of the blade :
without “chewing" or“ plnch-‘ .
in“; .
In is the standard with
tailors, aesmatreuea and others
who use a pair of shears as a
we icing tool.
in shears and scissors cost
no more than the aver:
sharp on stand
and continuous
work than any other—4n the
factor . cutting room or the ,
“Mime I fall on of via
Madman if you do
not tied them railrfactory
in every way and the very
but you ever purchased,
you can return same to
our note and we will
cheerfully refund the full
they will sta
more but
amount you paid.
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10 first 8t..
WAL?
'PA P E R
Fail Styles
E. E. 'Corhom
Decorator '
East Norwaik
Telephone Four One Six .
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Daily Line to N. Y. ,
For FREIGHT Only
Freight Propellers ‘lesva Pier ,
18. that River. New York (not
of Dover street). every only to:-
oopt Sunday). at it u in. Freight
received st» Norwalh up to
in. and South Nowell or to
it
n. It. , ,
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