. mt: matters were considered and dis'. years. Deep regret ,3 expressed be.“ any ”‘1‘“
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J. William Show, of Poplar Plains, a
, or resident at East Nor-walk. was
. a lsitor in this place yesterday.
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William McRedmend, of East Wash.
instep street, is doing a Job in (lawsu-
town‘ for Contractor H. V. Carr, or
last Norwaik.
Seldom has rain fallen in more quan-
tities than it did. last evening. The
streets were lakes of running water
and mud, this morning.
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The monthly business meeting of
'stendt. the “listens >
Model soboo ‘
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Avon ll ‘ as lllllllls’
litany; domestics fluid new" Injury
" to thuilowpis.
if, you are subisct to constipation,
. ypu shouldovoid- strung drugs , hull
cathartlcs. They only give temporary
relief and thetarsitction is harmful and
sometimes more annoying than con-
stlp‘atlom Titleyln no why effect a
cure and their tendency is to Weaken
the already weak organs with which
they come in contact.
We honestly believe that we have
the best constipation treatment even
devised“ Our faith til it is soatrong
that w sell it. on the positive guarantee
that it shall not cost the user a cent
if it does not give. entire salsfaclon
and completely remedy constipation.
Tllis preparation is called Retail Orr-
dsrlies. These are prompt, soothing
and most eitective in action. They
are made of a recent chemical discov-
Mrs. J. iii. Wells, of Bouthport, was
a recent guest. of Miss Bhrab Gorbam
in Greens Farms.
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F. L. Mills has sold a new aatomo
,blle to Mrs. Bishop. of Southport. The
machine is expected to arrive in a fpw‘
days.
Eugene Godfrey has completed that
thelEpworth [38800 was held. last eve-
ning, at which time only matters of.
routine business were transacted.
The East Norwalk Fire Police held}
its monthly business meeting, last eve,
sling, at which time several unimpor“i
Md of. l
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. The East Norwaik improvement As-j
nociation is holding a regular meeting. 5
this afternoon, in the parlors of the
May-flower Hook, Ladder and Hess
Company. ;
D. B. Beach. or Betta place. who has:
been confined to his home for some-
time with illness. is able to be up and,
out of doors again. His many hriendsl
join in wishing him a speedy and com-i
plate recovery.
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Mr. and Mrs, W. A. Raymond, who‘
have both been confined to their home
in, Bette place with illness for some‘
time are convalescent and plan to takcl
a drive .io New Canaan today, where
they will visiit friends.
A regular meeting of the Whaiso-
ever Circle of King‘s Daughters will
be held at the residence of Mrs. Tolles,
of 194 East avenue. this evening at
\7:45 o'clock. Mrs. Watkins will talk
‘xbout her recmlt trip abroad.
Miss Marion Reid, of Fitch street,
will entertain the members of St. Ag-
nes' Guild, of Christ Episcopal Church,
-thls evening, at 7:30 o'clock. at her
home. A full attendance of the mem-
bers is earnestly desired and request‘
red.
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Joseph Bartram. oi' Cove avenue.
will be seen in trunks'nud jerley
again. this season. having decided to
get oui on the floor and pliiy basket
ball with the Atwood five. Mr. liar-
iram was a substitute on the old Com-
pany F team when that aagrenalion
was in existence and his work at that.
time was most commendable.
Another evidence of the good work‘
of the East Norwalk improvement aaw
Iociailoll was apparent, this morning.
in the presence of upoliulaie and use~
fui waste cans. one of which has lll‘l‘ll
installed in ille‘vncalli lot on the ('i)i‘-
her of lcasl :l'vonue and Van Zuni.
street. south of the Mood store. The
good illill these calls do is ilivnslrrt-d
by the public spirit shown by the resi-
dents of the district in placing all‘
waste llliillt‘l' they have in them. it is
in bc ilopcd llliii those having waste‘
material to throw away will not neit-
lett to consign ii to the places provid~
ed for ii.
The East Norwalh 'Flrc lllalrlcl (‘oml
mittao hcld a met-tins. last evening. in
the motor generator house. to Hon-
vlew avenue. at which time llli' bids,
for installing the sewer pipe» from
Pods!cfaky's building on the corner of
East Washington and Fort streets to
the end of the eastern approach to the
bridle, were opened by the members.
it was found that the ’1‘. ll‘. ll‘oloy it
Company worn the lowest bidders and
the following program:
Trade School, Bridgeport, followed by
,Kl‘fltifi.
land terribly burned.
cellar for Miss Selleck’s» new house
in Green ‘Farrns. ' ery. Their principal ingredient is
.odoriess. tasteless and colorless. Com-
Mr. and M“. Lewis '1‘. Ambler leftl blood with other well-known ingred~
Greens Forms yesterday to make their ‘ lentil. long estuilished.for their use-
home ill Pound Rldse. N Y- Mr. 811d 1, fulness inflhe treatment of constipa-
Mrs. Ambler have lived in this place: tion, it forms a tablet which is eaten
and in the same house for “nearly 40 ; pm like candy. They may be taken
either day or night, with-l,
cause of this change, but at the samelom fear of their causing any laden-.1
time their many friends are tiled in! venience whatever. They do not gripe,
learn that it does not carry themgpurge nor cause nausea. They act;
”Mill! Itl‘ilnsers. for Pound Ridge was 1 without causing any pain or excessive.
Ma‘- Amhler's boyhood home, find they i, loosenesa of the bowels. They flll'el
are now going back anions friendll‘ideal for children, Weak, delicate per-i
and relatives. Frank BillkleY'fi lilitOEsons mld’aged people. as well as furl
truck was used to convey the furniture the most hearty person.
belonging to Ml‘. Illd Mrs. Ambler '0 They come in' three sine packages.
little damage to the machine. ’12 tablets. 10 cents; as tablets. 25
__.-......,_._._._._. “ cents; 0 tablets, 50 cents. chwmbor,
SCHOOLMASTERB' ROUND TABLE you can obtain thorn only at our store
MEETlNG. iw'l‘l'le liexail atom. The Clifford
The sixteenth annual meeting of the ' Philmlllill'. Qllllinér it Canty, Props.
Schoolmasters' Round .Tablc of West, W...
era Connecticut. was held at Strat-1
ford, Saturday morning. Principal A.
(l. Willson. of Greenwich, chairman of
the program committee. presided. with
Address by
Frank 1.. Glynn, super-intent of State
discussion. 1. la) The nature of the
study of any country should be most’
largely determined by its relation to
us. (ill in such study, the life coniil- ,
tions are of utmost importance. 2. Contractor F. S. flawless is build".
How may the relative efficiency or any log n frame-house in this city for billi-
two school systems bedeiormlncd? it. self. 1. Woundy has the electrical'
"The best that ally child can do is ex~ , work. The plans show a frame house.
cclioul." Parker. 4. is it liosirnblc containing seven rooms. The cost.
that methods or teaching in all (‘olb will be about $4,000.
ileclicul normal schools be identical? 2
The ofilcorll elected .for the ensuing
years are: Supt. E. J. Graham of
FiLll'nflld, president; W. ll. Kelscl‘.
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Architects William Tubby 4;- Sons“
Ri lv‘ultoli at. New York. have com-i
“[0111! plane for a handsome residence;
Slmiford, vice-president: E. It. Sillll- ill ”ll“ ill“? lOl‘ 1.. ll. llfillllflm- '1!
min. Stamford. secretary and treasurer, will be a large structure of brick:
The program committee and commit- with a tile roof. A brick stable nudl
too on resolutions will be appointed storage. 300 («set lll it'llllllll. \l'lli llll‘O “Gr
by the president. The next meeting exacted. i
will be held at ilrldizeport. February? ’
Work has bell started on- n real-5.
to. 1912. ,
W__..-_w..,.. deuce in this pint-o for \V. 5. 1
JOKE MAY COST 'L‘FE_ ,Smlilley. F. S. llnwloss is thoI
builder. l-‘. .l. Woliei doing the:
HARTFORD. Nov. 7. “As the result
of ii iinllowe‘eli joke, Nathaniel Down-
lou. 70 years old. was nearly blown to
pipers in 'i‘hompsonvillc, and now lies
at the point of death.
(in Tuesday some of thefionths of
the village upset Mr. llowntcll'u little;
tool house in his back yard. and a can l
of giant powder was spilled so liliiiire
mono of it was strewn about the
mound and hidden in leaves and'
ill the tool house were asl‘él'al
slicks of dynamite.
. Then on Saturday afternoon Mr.
llowulcn raked up the rubbish nearby
plumbing and hot water heating until
i. W'Ollmly the electrical work. 'l‘he’
plans show a house an x to (not. of
stone and frame construction. provld~
‘cd with every convenience. The coal‘
will be about $7,000.
”M.”
The contract to blliid the handsome
ailleilco ill this pincc for Mrs. W. it;
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llrndloy has been given to F. S. llnw‘l
loss. it. ii. Ai‘wnter. .lr.. will do the'
.oiectricnl work, (3. iii. Sammie the
painting and McMahon «it Smith the
.lnssou work. The plumbing and heat-
ing contracts are not let. The house
:nnd act it on fire. He was on lilo op- ‘ was planned by Architect E. 14_ "HP
pestle side of tho buildlnx when lllP‘
powder train ignited and flushed back,
to the dynamite. Mruilowniuu was
buried lo the ground by the explosion
good. of Hart fad.
some residence in this place for .l. R.
--., .w, lllrndley, the plans for which ware
HOTEL ARRIVALS. drawn by Architect n. ii. titration, of
1 hiuliilckomowM. illiverwlac, (l. W.:::0$:: 8:233“ V;J::":‘;::r 1:“ (:3;
illnl‘iill, M. It}. Ki‘lllillml, l)_ F. “Ol’dlllll, . ., , '
’9‘ 1,; “new.‘ it. "w“. New York; F. 3 general contract. The solar contrac-
ltor is building a frame ital-age till a 26
i.. pulon. beaten; (2. C Eiwellylrw ‘ 0 o fr ardorr
lNl-w lilivon; it. 0. Ryan. it Minis. "3”" cu“ M ‘7' 0 ‘ ' auto K
‘boweli; “cause . chronic constipation.
Work is Well along on the haml-
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life. fits death was due to old use.
and he borehis sufferlns patiently and
calmly awaited the end. The body lay
in state in St. Aloysius Church Sunday
and about every member of he church
and a great many local people paid
their respects. Tile deceased was
well known and highly esteemed by
the townspeople.
~Harsh physics react. weaken the
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Piles l '. Piles! Piles!
William-"indies. tic Ointment will cure
Blind, Bleedlnm itching Piles. 1t ab-
sorbs the tumorsr‘lplia s itching at once,
acts as a, submit. ves instant ,reiiel'.
Wiugms' éi‘ldliln‘g’a. mutation): to log;
par or, can . no aprv
arts. Dru m and $1.00.
iLLiAlt 3
For sale by The (Millard Pharmacy»
‘7'" “mummies" roams. ....
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Billed asl,‘.“'l'wontleth.century
' mas" 3‘! Gene's "Manhattan.
For one mach Only. "Rlluielamb.
the Twentiethcentury Romeo." That's
Ville way tlfiafinnouncenleats read in
Dean‘s Waistcoat-ate easily. tone
the Kid 1. euro constipation. 25c.
Ask your. flrliuiitlforlllflm
aaalusrwovmo MACHINES.”
Really won’t. Have Morison Olly Mods
“Yellow Dog" by Town.
MERiDEN. Nov. 7.~—8electman
George w. Miller's resolution to the
city government to use voting ma-
chines, recently purchased by the
town for the coming city election. in
December, was turned down by May~
or Thomas L. Reilly. The republi-
can members of the common council
who constitute the majority passed
a resolution accepting the machines
but the mayor vetoed the measure.
He claimed the town was making a
“yellow dog" of the city by compel-
ling the city to try out the machines
first.
Theatre, is vaudeville and {notion pic—
ture house at Broadway and Thirty-
tirst street.‘New York.
wise Russell G. Griswold. has an en-
gagementwhis first since he left how
Field's “lien Pet-ks" company. after
suit against ~Mlss Helen Smith. of
Stamford. Mr. Gane has Griswoid's
name to a contract-for one week only.
unless the ex-chorus man scores a hit
'wiih the theatre's patrons. '
"ltuzaielamb" will take advantage of
the notoriety which came to him
through the suit». He will give a men»
ologue and three songs. His engage-
ment began this afternoon.
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'Many a self-made man merely 0i~
fers an explanation that doesn't ex-
plain. ..
Money makes the more so: the lack
of it makes her so hungry.
on“; ma Cleveland. as» f
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front .of William Gene's Manhattan
it's all true, "Rilzzielamb." other- .
he lost his $50,000 breach of promise .
mm, W— W‘ Waylwlywnu
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. Window Display ~
at .1 . ~— AT ~ :
” ' ‘ “PR1 CE’S ‘ '
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SUITS
. AT A POPULAR-PRICE
." $5.00. $18.00.
Blues, Brown. Grays
OVERCOATS ..... $15, $20; $25
LION SHIRTS .. ...... ”Arline
NEW NECKWEAR ......m.5oc ‘
FANCY VESTS -
SHOES—Tan and Gun’ Metal
Button and Lace
Newest Shapes
S . Clothing Store
98 Washington Street
. PRICE’
~ N the Future
DoNotBlame
Your Razor
No More Honing or Grinding
required on any style razor. for with BAILEY’S
VERY SHARP DRESSING
on your strep. this is all eliminated
One Thousand Shaves for 25c;
Can you figure the cost per above? be not throw dull
blades away. but strep them: a wonderful discovery that
appeals to all men. Acts like magic: has no equal. if you
share. you can't afford to be without it. C. R. Bailey‘s
Verynéharp .
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 We will refund purchase price wil-
lingly; we cannot do more.
A 25c Box of Very Sharp.
contains enough treatment to keep your mar strep in
perfect condition for several years. No necessity will
ever arise for having a razor honed or sharpened, thus
making your shaving a pleasure.
Teall the Sentinel readers who have availed them-
selves of the Special Safety Razor Outfit. or to any one
also, we are new prepared to supply them with a box of
the celebrated "Vary Sharp" Btrop Dressing. which is
(liarsnleed to put: perfect edge on the dullest rlsor.
This article is positively sold only by The Sentinel to its
readers. and cannot be purchased in any store. it will
be even only or .. .. t .. miozhlmfllml.
Five Premium Coupons Cat from
The Sentinel and 250
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l house this winter is to have us install;
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i comfortable on the coldest day!
:rooms, the facilities of the house and;
Phon No. 11852.
The Hatch & Bailey Company
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Lumber and MiliWork for Everything
Telephone. 45.
BEAVER BOARD
is gaining rapidly in pop ilarity as a substitute for lath and
plaster and wallpaper. it is susceptible of an infinite variety
of artisUc 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 hand.
grills essence
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
linter life in the different organs and
‘, limbs.
WAY Chiropractors remove the cause (i
‘this disease and pain. and health is
for mu m be warm in vour new restored through harmonizing the six
‘ ‘ ‘ nerve systems in your body.
Nefiousness, Rheumatism. Paraly-
a Heating System that will keep you “‘5- Heart. Kidney and Female ”’9'
.enses are given special attention; also
diameters of the Spine. You will
never regret giving Chiropractic a
touches to help you.
tell you whether a Hot Air. liot Waterl T. FRANCIS. D C.
or Steam System will satisfy you itself.“ WASHINGTON 31-. so. NORWALK
We'll study the location of your
Magnetic Treatments Given Also
The losses: Hotchkissi ;~..— c.-._-._..._ WM-.. _- ..
' Company
NORWALK, CONN. L
Phone 742
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the (onlrlui was awarded to limp iNowurk. N. 1‘; .l, W. Btildwcll. “m are cottage M x A. fool. costing S
The new power system will drain the km“; 1.. if. liln'ibult. Wilton; R EJulio. and a stable and hsnnory. to 3120
new buildings. some of which are in, liovlo M J Jordan J ii Smith “1‘ giant. costing $20,000. for Mr. Bradley.
the course of construction In ltnat i l'luiuliiey. Samuel firecnetein. I). ll. ‘: Tim plans for those buildings are al-
Washington street. lilo bills ware .so by Mr. titration.
‘HdWlll’ilM, lirldgeporl; J. M. Layton ll.
also mdornd paid. 1 ' “M "' '
,{Msthewaom ll. Raymond. F' D‘ Mw' The obseuuios of Cornelius O‘iauiry.
Km“ city. as. father of Rev. P. .i. U'usry, of St.
Aloysius Church. were held in that
nhurch. yesterday morning st “a.
After the service the remains were
taken to St. story's cemetery. Putnam.
Conn. for interment. on the 11:1!
train. Rev. Antonio Rlssio was cele-
brunt of the mass, with Rev. James 9.
0. lanes and Dennis J. ales-on. I. T.
3.. as deacon and subduction. luv.
Andrew Catrina was label» of euro.
monies; gov. Tabs. mm. of
flaunts“. pronounced has eaten.
The following priests were is the and
team Rev. J. J. Monastic. Newton:
Rev. .l. H. Carroll. Rev. 1'. .i. Brennan.
south Nerwaili; MV. 1‘. .i. Finn. luv,
J. J.'Mcainnis. Norwslli; Rev. a. a
sublime. East Port Chester: Rev. 11.
The lilost Nurwalk schools will be
closed all day. tomorrow. the day be-
ing set aside as the annual school via
‘ Itltlg day for teachers. The teachers
will visit oiit—ofvtown schools. and it
is extracted that much benefit will be
derived by their observations of the
'snethods or other». i’ast experience
has taught the local school officials
that the time spent in than visiting
woof-town schools and observing oth-
er methods than their own has been
of immeasurable value to the, teacher. 33131:” notice the “I until it w”
The following will so to the New lla- wmwflwwm .
van Model School: Miss Mellon HlAVY vote in clflclNNATi.
Weeks. Miss Ms! Andersonfilvllll All- CINCINNATI. 0.. Nov. 7.~A'. heavy
as Briefly. Miss Helen Thompson.
vote is being cast in the municipal
lis- fillih “9‘“. Miss Basel Baid- election, There are four candidates
”in. Mill! “ll-lime F'lnllleilm 9M for mayor. but the chief battle is so.
l' ,lliss liens Lyman. Miss Carrie Petty ‘
, tween the Republicans headed by'
Will Vi!“ [he Dfinhllf, Model 30“.“. M"Df 11"“. mn'flb. Indaha D9030“
Illss Edith (Eros-man and Miss ills-
cuts, with county Prosecutor Henry
' , tim- Msyhsw will so to the Mi. Ver-
1‘. Hunt as leader.
one school. Miss Emma Parsons.
Ilse Amelia Whittaker, Miss Helena
a
aurora-rs sxoasnA-rao sv Esp.
UTV CORONIR.
WATWRBURY. Nov. 'i.-~i’leputy cm».
oner .lllsltewo has exonerated
Frank iii. Mack and Edward K. Samb-
son from criminal negligence in cans:
in: the death of Joseph Duelv, who
was struck last Friday night by Mack's
automobile. linen was walking in the
middle of the highway in Watervllis.
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Stamford. The pallbearers wore James
Murphy. Dennis Doyle, llidwsrd Kelley,
it‘ll-sail Kelley, Charles Kaiser and
John Mulvihlll. ,‘i‘he deceased leaves
a son and daughter, motor Month‘s.
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The woman who relies upon satin.
hiltcuilnlisflsflmnsck» and was out Want Advertisements to superior the Hartford Community Sisters.
raisin Velour) do to summit. .. was spec is cruised is It“ «and
F. Coleman. Rev. F. ii. mammoth
no do not throw dull blades away. but strap them and with
llailey's "Very Sharp Dressing. your old blades will be
equal to new. You can begin cutting out Coupons at any
time. cadmium!“ havo five con-scams numbers, brlns
thsmyto The Sentinel allies with ills cents in cash, and
not a box of this, ossbrs‘led Drosslnx.
Seven Good Reasons Why You '
Should Try Very Sharp ‘
l.——Vory Sharp lives to the ram blade the honest shav-
l sills over mound.
:. are is selling like Very sharp. lists like magic.
l.—~Vsry than makes every shave with the same blade
psrfsetly satisfactory.
l.—~Btroo met with Very shore and you will never have
the annoyance of s numb-ml or a under skin.
6.-—'l‘ho be t rust buds «not give a clean and satin-
, factory s vs unless it be based comically, that by
using Very ailsrp as directed this is eliminated.
o.-«Not one in a thounnd can bone a racer, list by us-
i Very Ills that is no occasion for honing. ,
mahoghsvlss‘trau lemurs not esussil by a poor rssor but
by poor condition of the razors ,
j “Very Sims: Com,
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Styles
E. E. Gerham
Decorator
10 run as. am Nor-walk
Thick goods or thinowool,
silk or cotton-«if your shear is
s Wlsslt will make a clean ,
cut the full length of the blade
without "chewing” or " pinchu. '
high”
in is the standard with
tailors, us‘mstresses and others
Telephone Four One Six
who use a pair of shears as a
working tool. .
Wis! churned scissors cost
no isolation tbs avers s, but
they will sis sharp an stand
more but and continuous
work than any other—in the
helm, cutting roots or the V '
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mall—h‘slsvssldilhssfm
Malicious“ lfyeado
Daily Line to N. Y. ‘
For FREIGHT Only T
Wt Propellers ism Has
lust liver. new York ‘llsst
not find them satisfactory new street); «on as (our
in svevymyandthsv . «at Sunday), at I An.
hastyousvsr nutmeg received at hi , up tom g
you can return same to 9: it end “all Diwali in so a;
our store and we will a. I.
I'll. ichscrfuilyrefundihs full .
" » .anlountyou paid.
Nerwslii Statistical Company
sustenance; meal-sum , .
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