i3" to I. i NORWALK . E. E. Gorhsm, of East Norvialk. is Ill at his home todaY. —_-A‘ The weekly devotional service of the Epworth League of the East Aw . nue church was ,held. last evehlnz. ' The monthly business meeting of‘ the East Norwalk Fire Police will be held. this evening, at the uarters, in Van Zant street St. Agnes Guild, of Christ Church. will meet tomorrow evening with Miss llarlon Reid. of Fitch street. at 7:30. A full attendance is desired. l The Epworth Magus . of the East Avenue Methodist church will hold its monthly business meeting. this even-_ lag, in the parlors of the church. ilev. Charles J. Anderson occupied the pulpit and preached at the mom- la: and esevia; services which were held at the Swedish Congregational church. The natural growthers spent the L Sabbath at their Blast Norwalk homes and those who are still sticking at‘ the work returned to the beds off Bridgeport. this morning. w-..” . _....... The East Norwalk weather prohp cats were of the opinion that it will rain either today or tomorrow. The wind has shifted around to the north- east and the air feels wet. Mrs. Louis Cummings is conilnod to her home. in Fourth street with an at- iack of the grip. Mrs. Cummings has the best wishes of her many friends for a speedy and compleier recovery. The Young Peoples' society of boy? II Workers held its weekly devotional meeting, last evening, at the Advent Christian church. The meeting was well attended and enthusiastic throughout. The weekly meeting of the Men's (‘lass of the East Avenue church was held yesterday discussions we ., structlve and the members inplhcm with spirit. \it- tlIodlr‘. loan. The cnicrcd ,. 4“ ”w.-. u. -m ‘ Alfred S. Crockett. of liowuyton.‘ welbknown ill East Norwalk. has Joined Mrs. lrockeit. who has been. visiting her daughter, Mrs. Kay. of Reading. Pa, for sevorul weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Crockett will return in the near future. Edward Tobi-y, (tharlos Tobey and Fred Brown. who hili‘o been working on the natural growth beds have giv- on up that work and secured posi- tions with the Stevens Oyster (Your puny. of New Haven. formerly of lio- wayton. Thcy entered upon their new duties. this morning. Relatives of Daniel ()vortou, oi Rocdvillc, Virginia, have received word from him to the effect that in that section of the country they have had interesting and ln-. iioorxc . lion church. m sermon “I lillll ‘lllllilll Wll ill “ lllll ii iii lllllll Surely limits the Most Severe Gold and Hills Grime Misery in issts‘ir'sw Hours Bridgeport. in- k. yesterday, and Ill! 3 large concourse 'i‘iiiaicved a thorough do. ,Qi‘iole football elpVen: liters past masters at the ”parlor tn the home h the latter fought pluck- awash they deserve not a little credit upon holdinl the visitors down to a bare ten points it is a positive fact that a dose of Pope's Cold Compound taken every two hours until three consecutive doses are taken will cure Grippe or break up the most severe cold, either in the head, chest. back. stomach. or limbs. You distinctly feel the cold break- ing and all the disagreeable grippe symptoms leaving after the very first dose. it promptly ends the most mis- erable headache. dullness. head and nose stuffel up, feverishuess. sneez— I». Those who use the lower part of Grocery Boulevard from Fifth street down are complaining as to the con dltion of the road at the corner of Fifth street. The recent rains have washed away the road from the tracks. leaving the latter projecting Ins. sore throat. running of the now. up from the roadbed in a dangerous mucous catarrhal discharges. sore- manner m vehicles Somethlnx' ness. stiffness and rheumatism twin- should be done before an automobilei 868 than a fire torn off or. a “tearing guy-l PBDOB Cold Compound .8 the result iparstus goes wrong with disastrous of three years research at a cost of re.sults more than iifty thousand dollars and I contains no quinine. which we have I The home of Oscar St John. of South conclusively demonstrated is not of-» Osborn avenue. was the scene of what i'ccllie in the treatment of colds or imight have been a disastrous fire, Bal- igrippo iurday afternoon. had it not been for the prompt arrival and good work offdlrcotcd. with the knowledge that the fire department. in one of the there is no other medicine made any-. rooms upstairs in the house. some pu where else in the world which will per became ignited This litle blaze cure your cold oI end Grlppo misery anickly communicated with the tar as promptly and without any other as pot and in slow seconds the room was sisiuucc or bad after-offsets as a 25 :fllled with fire and smoke. A hurried C(ili package of Popes (‘old Com Take this harmless (‘ompound as alarm was sent in to the tire depart- :pound. which any druggist in the meat the members of which respond world can supply ed with alacrlty. arriving in time to 11--..--“ . . make use of extinguishers cifcctlvo- i‘ollowa: President w, H. nun; “0...; ll‘. thereby 83W“? much 1033 by Will president, W. 1‘ Taylor; treasurer, iii for. lt is estimated that the loss Will it. Bradley; secretary. w. E. Mam: ’bs about $300. which is covered by insurance. the annual reports were read and‘ approved. ‘ .—.-..............._._ invitations have been issued for the wedding of Miss Mary Alice Rem- lln. daughter of Mr. itemlln‘. of Saugniuck, WESTPORT llnsta of Norwalk. l AND the Assumption, Thursday morning: ‘ The bride and groom are well known” SAUGA I UCK and halo the host wishes of a lolgc' :‘host of friends 'W The-Io are to be him pretty Wentpmt . Ad". and Mrs. Joseph; to William it ,will ho performed at tho Church of The commonly: | Broad River I Mrs. lli'i'sdorlck ’Fledler, of Bart- lett avenue. was the guest of friends at Belle liland' Monday. Miss Marguerite Versteeg. of Row- ayton, visitedhsr friend. Miss Pearl Grumman, of New Canaan avenue. Tuesday. Mrs. Clarence Buttery. of West Mata street. was the guest of Mrs. Edwnl M. Blake. of New Conan ave~ nus, Tuesday. Mrs. Charles Yearsnce, of Silver. mine avenue. silent Tuesday with her sister. Mrs. Edwin M. iBlalie. of 'New Canaan avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Geooge W. Mills. who have been visiting relatives along the Hudson and in New York for the past three weeks. returned to their home- on New Canaan avenue Tuesday. They I report having a delightful time. The woman who decides questions; Iln the home—when and where to'lhe CbUI‘Cb. move—when to sublet a room—when to start buying a home~needs butI little help aside from Sentinel Want WEST NORWALK Window —— AT —— .Ths contractors on the dollege have cheated a beautiful large “areas that . , , can be seen for miles around. Charles Macomber is making a great * improvement. taking away the stone wall and other stone plies that have Display accumulated for years in front of his residence. The stone is being (rush SUITS ed and pill on the mad. AT A POPULAR pRICE The Christian Endeavor Society, or $15.00. $18.00. New Canaan. held a very interesting service in the union chapel. Flrlday evening, and a large congregation was present. Attorney Benjamin Mead led the meeting and was very good. telling of the work being done in Europe by the missionaries. Rev. Dr. Hoyt also spoke of the work and good that could be done by the Christian Endeavor Boolety. The party was conveyed here in autos. After the meeting hot coffee and cake were served by the ladies of FANCY Newest Blues. Brown. Grays OVERCOATS. . . LION SHIRTS .. NEW NECKWEAR SHOES—Tan and Gun Metal Button and Lace ”$15. $20. $25 . . .‘SLoo‘ \ . .5oc veers Shapes a When the vacant property grow; too expensive lAdv. and sell it. use a Sentinel Want; N the Your l I ' One. Thousand Rev. (3. 1“. Taylor preached in brides this month. and while all the .(lroong Farms yafitorday_ I world loves a bride. at the some little. i .-.-. Woulport ‘pooplo are sorry to loco} Last Week Heels Bros. I'ei‘ell'l‘d those two young. ladies. who havo liv. 4.0m) pounds of fresh pork. oil all Illelr iivos in town and who . have endeared themselves to all. Mary Alice lit-:ullu. and MIs. iavenue is to Wt;(l on Thursday morn ins, November \lilllum liners. of .\'0Iw.alk l‘ho ceremony will Mrs Louis D Mills returned holno from tho Bridgeport hospital, Sutur day. llnrry Fair-child, was unable to cover his route Saturday, owing to “magi" giion and will be solomnlred by the r4 'to‘.‘. the Rev, J. J. Human. AI tho ,(‘hlli‘illi oi Ilie Assumption last Sun» ldil)’ the bans of marriage were an- Iuonnoed of Miss Etta A. Parser. “m. lienrv p Lyman Wheaten ”daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Foo ll of New Turk preached in Christ .ger. The ceremony will be solomnizod ' ' Ion November ii. (‘llll rub. Sunday morn-lug. . i John Room- of Spring Hill is slow- ly improving from an attack of ly- phoid fever. W. \lcniborn of Avian lodge uill pay a fraternal visit to Helnc lodge. S. of Miss. daughter of Mn: Joseph Rcmlln. of imperial take} place at the Church of tho Assump-i l . | appeals to all men. 1 llngly; we cannot do more. Do Not Blame No More Honing or Grinding required on any style razor. for with BAILEY'S VERY SHARP DRESSING on your strep. this is all eliminated , Can you figure the cost per shave? i blades away. but strop them; Acts like magic; has no equal. shave. you can't afford to be without it. Very Sharp ' (wanna MARK) A Scientific Preparation that will put a Perfect Edge on the Dullest Razor And is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction to the most skeptical person. or no will refund purchase price wll~ Future PRICE’S Clothing Store 98 Washington Street Phon No. 11852. Razor The Hatch & Bailey Company SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. Lumber and Mill Work for Everything Telephone. 48. BEAVER plaster and wall-paper. is gaining rapidly in popularity it is susceptible of an infinite of artistic designs for walls and ceilings, wide scope for individual prefermcnt and taste. We are agents and keep a large supply on hand. BOARD as a substitute for lath and variety and permits of a Shaves for 25c Do not throw dull a wonderful discovery that if you C. R. Bailey's l l I t i l WAY a Heating System that will keep you tomtorlublc on the coldest day! We'll study i l i i l I l i l i I l i the location of your icuuse .oi' the disease and the art of ads . back. for you to be warm in your new house this winter is to have us install' rooms. the facilities of the house :Inli; toll you whether a Hot Air. llot Waterf THE NEW SCIENCE" Definition of Chiropractic Chiropractic is the science of the lusting the same. Diseases are caused by a wrench. twist or sprain in the Even if done in childhood It creates pinched nerves and pain in l .laicr life in the different organs and ‘; limbs. Chiropractors remove the cause If this disease and pain, and health is restored through harmonizing the six none systems in your body. Nervousness. Rheumatism. Parnlyu sis. liourt. Kidney and Female Dis- 3 (uses :IIe given special attention; also curvature of the Spine. You will never regret giving Chiropractic a chance to help you. '1'. FRANCIS. D. C. it. of Bridgeport Wednesday even» lug. frost and ice, which is unusual at this early part of the your. Mr. ()verlon was formerly a resident of East Nor- walk. SW Solon Belgium. the sculptor of fill- vermiue. is working on a large bronco memorial tablet to James Edwin llur lisy. general monster of the Aiilllu. mu..-” . _._ l The wedding of Miss Etta Foruor: and Robert lialloran- of Norwalk will take place at tho (‘hnIch of the All isuniption, Nov. lith. i The regular business meeting of the East NoI-wnik improvement associa- tion will be bold, tomorrow afternoon ' ‘ It 3:30 o‘clock in tho parlors of the? The case 0‘ Andrew “WW" who, i‘opeka ““d MM" be railroad. Mayflower Hook, Ladder & Hose mm} was arrested for liailowe'en pranks.; ., will“ in Van Zuni street. It is "urn, lwnn tried before Justice Joseph blur. estly requested lllat every mombvr of, ‘ton. lie was fined 32 and costs. W the association be present. amountinn L013)“ new...“ The local lodge of KIIlalIis of l’y- The .Housatoni (2 Power Co. East thins have received an invitation to y attend the 28th anniversary colcbru DESIRES to ANNOUNCE m..- u... ---..._...—...._ licv. William W. Gillies the pulpit and preached at tho Avonuo Methodist iburrh. chIioIda mornlnu and owning ill the usual ser- vices it. The pastor‘s tlicmos were tllm- it“ Nor,walk on iy and wore appreciated by all. The choir was at Its best at both servicesi Communion was Ullflol'Vi‘il lit the morning service. A we um... ition of Olive Branch lodge, K of i Nov. itlih. "“20 Bolton. the artist who re. sides on imperial avcnuo. will soon leave for Madison. Wilt. where he is to supervise the decoration of the state capitol building. The Westport Clerical union was entertained last week at the home of Rev. Arthur G. iloyntou. George H. lioyden. principal of the high school, spoke upon "Educational Aims." Rey hostel F. Reynolds preached his lusi sermon at the Advent Chris- lllllliilESllElTS than Waring from Any Se- vere Illness ‘After a long wasting illness. coa- waiesoeots require nourishing food that will not ovarian the digestive [councilman in the way of a mouth-restoring and vitality-mailing “in. we know of nothing that equals “not. our delicious cod liver and iron halo (without all). Visoi creates an appetite. reestab- lishes good digestion and helps the lolly food to make rich blood. form lash. cm; muscles and impart new Mini! vitalltyto every organ inihs body. We ask those who need s w and dammit; tonic res- fictive “wunltmmlfld sets “of “sol. with the understand- ‘ilictliitlossnoiheipthsci we refuel their money whom use that it will send around can- vasscrs to obtain informa- 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 plan a new hastens campaign which will he moo» tualiy beneficial to its con- sumers and itself. The com- pany respectfully requests that the public give the can- vassera the desired informs-e tion and begs to assure them that this is not an ad- vertising scheme and does - ‘_ ..... I not bind themyto do any- Ths annual meeting of the West- thing. port Library association was held Thursday evening in Library bail. ultra-Ir: WWW as ' H « Tomorrow the annual union thank offering meeting of the Foreign Mis- sionary auxiliary will 'be held in the Congregational church parlors. There will be solos by Mrs. bake and a so cisl hour. A returned Chinese mis- sionary will speak. Thll evening the Musical society will open their winter mason by giving a concert in the town hall. Those who are on the program are the Cecilia String Quartet. the well- known violinist, Madame Olga Bev- erens. and Mrs. Lillian Sherwood Newklrk of Norwalk. A 25c Box of Very Sharp contains euculh‘ treatment to keep your ralor strop in perfect condition for several years. No noes-sity will over arise for having a razor honed or sharpened. thus making your shaving a pleasure. To all the Sentinel readers who have availed them- selves of the Bmlal Safety Razor Outfit. or to any one else. we are now prepared to supply them with a box of thc colebruted"Very Sharp" Strep Dressing. which is mlaranioedto puts perfect edits on the duilcct razor. This article is positively sold only by The Sentinel to its readers. and cannot be purchased in any store. It will be given only for ‘ Five Premium Coupons Cut from The Sentinel and 250 So do not throw dull blades away. but strep them and with Bailey's “Very Sharp Dressing. your old blades will be equal to new. You can begin cuitlnp out Coupons at any time, and when you have five consecutive numbers. brlnlt them to The sentinel office with 2d cents in cash. and get a box of this worsted Dressing. Seven Good Reasons Why You Should Try Very Sharp Loafer! sharp gives to the rotor blade the keenest shav- ic eds. ever scored. 3:— ele is no in: like Very Sharp. Acts like me lo. l.-—Vsry Sharp mites every shave with the some little perfectly satisfactory. i.——-8trop user with Very Sharp and you will never have the annoyance of s tough board or a under skin. s.-'i‘be best user mode cannot give a clean and satis- factory slisve unless it be honed occasionally. but by using Very 811er as directed this is eliminated. leot one in st cussed can hone a racer. but by us- ins Very Sher: there is no occasion for honing i thinning iron is. are not caused by a poor rarer but by poor condition of the razor. a i ........ or Steam System will satisfy you best!“ WASHINGTON 81280. NORWALK i Thelones& HotChkiSs: M‘gncuc Tn‘tmcnts Given Also Company NORWALK, comm? WALL. PA P E R Styles E. E. 'Gorham *~ Decorator l w~ Phone 742 ..... W.___s_ _._-_.._ __.__M , ' ' - . 4 1 ‘ < .I i ' out Club to" the Point Thick s or thin—mo col. silk or to oil—If your at r is 10 First so. last Nerwslk . ‘lli.“.“..l""rr.i in" ll 0 ll 8 ii e ' . 7. 5,..h0“...ch$, “forum...” I Telephone Four One Six . . “Win It the standard with tailors. mainstream and others who use I pair of shears as a working tool. Win she-rs and scissors cost no More than the were c, but they will sin :37 sharp an stand more but and continuous Daily Lineto N. ,Y4 orit than any other-in the I hscto a'guitlng room or the , For FREIGHT 0“” fl . o hmshlllissetm ,. freight Propellers less Pin Madman lfy‘oudo . In. East River. New for (tool not find them satisfactory . of Dover street). every“ m. I" wmmymm Sfiiiiami’sllfid iii» to 4 best you ever portion 1 In. and South Norwslli up to 6: g you can return same to . ' our store and we will u cheerfully refund the full ’ «amountyou paid. 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