taken a position as clerk in the Union
5 , little Miss
‘ by Court Frances, Order of the (lolden
- a machinist in the
Scott Mean. of Van Zant street, has
Pacific Tea Compsnr. of Washington
wool. '
East Norwaik is ages over the cir-
cumstances attending the missing of
Lillie Needle. of.Betts
~ place. yesterday. ‘ '
‘ The mid-weekly prayer meeting will
he held at the East Avenue Methodist
Church, this evening, Rev. William W.
Gillies occupyinx the pulpit.
A meeting of the ofiiciai board will
be held at the close of the prayer
meeting in the Blast Avenue Methodist
Episcopal Church this evening.
Rev. Charles J. Anderson will occu-
py the pulpit at the weekly prayer and
misc service which will be .held at
the. Swedish Congregational Church,
this evening. ‘
It was reported in East Norwalk
this morning that a school of mackerel
is running in the local waters. This is
- their first,appeara‘nce in some years
in this vicinity.
Florida.
Buckie Taylor has again put his
ability to the test and decorated the
tails of the Crescent Laundry with
another clever cartoon. depicting thel1
plight of the driver of the auto-deliv-'
ery wagon with his machine stalled by;
the road. playing a tune with thecrauki
.shait. I
Rev. F‘. S. Ainswortn. of this place,1
went to New Milford yesterday, to,
take part in the ordination in the Ail-1
vent Church of Rev. lioward S. lien,
nett, of that place. Rev. J. W. Davis
and other prominent members of the
church in this section of the state.‘
also participated in the services.
The necktie and apron social given
Sceptre, was well attended lust even-i
ing. in Mystic Chain hall. Music was!
furnished by Levy and Mead. and Al-
bert Hazzard was floor manager. The
committee. would like to thank all
1 e who helped to muke it a success.,
3:: committee was command of (‘h’nlr-l
man Mrs. Lottie Mail, and her plan
were Mrs. leorxe ll. (ledney. Mrs,
Elizabeth Devlne. Mrs. Carrie Day,i
Mrs. Fannie .l. Joyce, Mrs. Mary Hus—V
ted and Mrs. Ida Merriam.
East Noi‘wnlk people arc taking not
a little interest. in the negotiations of‘
the district commiitce in negnrds to
the advisability of establishing u. mu-
nicipal electric station under the iron-
chise granted to them by the last
xeneral assembly. The committee is
going into the motto: with its usual
energy and when they are ready to‘
report they will have ascertained all
that there is to be known as to the is-.
one. Representatives of the Wcstlug-
house concern will probably pay a visit
to East Nfll'Willk in a low days to look
the ground over and give tho Clllilllllir.
tee their esihuatc of what u couipleto‘
plant will cost. (‘ommittccman Chery
lee E. Dnunobuck. who recently went
on a business trip through the west,i
improved the time and opportunity to;
carry ills investigations into the pro‘.
greasivc. cities in that country. it.
~Ioems to be the general concousus of
opinion that the district should Ilfl-I.
prove this opportunity. 'l‘heir frnuf
chine came cheaply. it. costing the 60an
snitteedust “0.50 to set the same,
which was “.50 in excess to the‘
amount which Albcut Eldridge. ihouiibt
would bc it reasonable amount to
spend for expenses.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles lined and. their
MQ-W‘El‘dllil sprightly boy, Raymond.
celebrated inc sixty-ninth birthiiny of
husband and father today. in their
cosy home. No. 4 lionedict street. it
is needless to any. with such a trio
all well up in three it's, that all wuai
happy and glorious. Charlie lleed. asl
his old friends all call him. has hull
an active life from his childhood. lie
tore he was of age he entered the army
Ind served all through the rebellion
with honor and credit, bis regiment
being one of General French's division.
and out of the original number that
darted less than encounter remiined.
Iii the rest leaving their hearts on
the battlefield, dying for the nation‘s
i «use. At the close of ihe war he
littered the New York police depart-
ment, and much against 'i'iiomim Ae-
tou's protest as president of the police
commission, resigned irom the force
to become a special deputy under the
- Ridership of Hon. John Kelley, then
ileriff. .He also worked for a time as
Brooklyn Navy
Yard. but many years use became a
eltisen of Connecticut and has been
employed in this section for a score of
years. His fund of recollections and
anecdotes would fill a very large sized
Jack and it is this fact that keeps
”if! so fresh undllecrous new that he
‘ Nuimliton;
:ln an effort. to prevent a solid 'l‘nri
Agni-eats have a pend, ar significance.
tor‘ whichever way you place them.
‘whether on their heels or heads. they '
are always 69.
SAUGATUCK
Miss Katherine Hutt has returned
from a brief visit in New Haven.
Ralph Chase has returned from a
two weeks‘ vacation spent in Canada.
A. T. Burr of New York city is
visiting at the home of Mrs. w. L.
Taylor.
Mr. and Mrs. R. 'i‘. bees have ar-
rived at their winter home in Orlando,
Kenneth Allen of this town is now
working in Charles Miller’s lunch
wagon in Norwaik.
The case of Joseph Wallace. who
assaulted Mrs. Henry Scoiiin. break-
ing her arm, Sunday, was heard be-
fore Justice Joseph Morton, Tuesday.
was found guilty and fined 37 and
costs. thew hole amounting to $20.70.
which he paid.
The death of Mrs. Eva Martin Gray
occurred Tuesday at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. A. L. Benedict in Non
walk. Deceased was for many years
a resident of this town and was over
ninety years of one. Besides four
daughters Mrs. Gray leaves four sons,‘
Joseph, Louis. Alphonso and Lester],
Baker of this town. The funeral 391'"
lvlces, which will be private. will bcl
held from her home this afternoonl
interment will be in Union cemciory,’
Norwaili.
—-....
The following new books have boeui
added to the Westport library: Mollie}
Make Believe, Abbott; Keeping' Up!
With Lizzie, Bachelor; Drelier Lord»!
LilllEll, Bosher; Quality of Moron?
Woman, h‘cland; Man of Prosperity.l
(liilsu'oriiicy; Milicr of (lid (.‘hlirt‘li.j
Glascow; ()need. Harrison; Musici
Muster, Klein; Woman iintcrs, Lint}
coin»; Glory of Clementine, iloclie'. Ad :
geniurc, London; Carpet from link-1‘
dnd, Mucflrnth; 'l‘he Andersons, Mitcw
Story Girl, Montgomery?
Spirit of the Pines. Morse; Mulefnctofl
tlppcnbelm; Harvester, Porter; Weav-
or or l)reams_ Rood; l’rodlsni .ludsc."
Vaughan; thu Wonuiu l’roposcsq
Warner; People of i’opsham, \Vemi-yfi
'l‘hc (lubin. White: Mother t‘iiroy’sl
i‘hickens, Wiggins: Winning oi liar-f
burn Worth, Wright. ‘
POLITICS IN OHIO.
i
Democrats to Carry the Plum to the1
Republican State organisation. ' f
CLEVELAND, 0., Nov. 9.—~—“()hlo isl
ripo for the picking." was in sub-i
stance the contents or ielegrams‘
which llIth‘ hecu sent from here by lil-
cui Republican Progressive lenders to,
the leaders of the national orxanisu-i
tion of Progressives nnnlyllng the t‘c-i
stilts of the Ohio election. Amour. tho"
men who received such encourage.
ment by telegraph were Senator Hob-
eri M. liafI‘olleite and Moses it) i‘inpp.‘
The exchange of telegrams IM‘KWCt‘iI'
Cleveland and Washington gave iur~i
ther life to the plans of the National,
Republican Progressive organlsutloui
to concentrate its strength in Ohio1
{delegation to the national convention
Ifrom (lhio. . '
. The light will be carried straight to;
:ihe present. Republican state oruunifi
ination. nominally in control of 'l‘aft‘s
1 friends, in an effort to compel the or.
animation to declare for a voting
. test of the sentiment of Ohio Hepnhli.
'cans on presidential candidates. The
t result of such a test would determine
the charactervof instructions 0' the
delegates at large to the national con—
venticn.
it is also announced that the Pro:
aresslve element of the Democratic
party will soon complete plans for
placing in the field antl~iisrmon can-
didates for delegates to the national
convention.
Ohio will fairly sissle with politics
from now until next May, when for
the first time in the state's history
delegates to the national convention
will be elected by direct vote.
“What has become of that
about the Chicago girl's feet?"
“Out of date. Chicago has become
no prosperous that the leather used
for shoes doesn't out near as much
of a,ilgure as the leather used for
packethooks."—~Waehingtcn star.
Aunt Mary (horrifiedlwaood gra-
cious, Harold, what would your moth-
or say if she- saw you smoking cigar»
10M
. lents that have wrought such wonder-
‘lIIIUlIIDI'. the conception
.h‘oud tasks and welcome. though in-
, images of the absent and the dead.
iouii- unusual
" BTilfdjliiIT l'fBil
”—M-M
'if you are suffering from Eczema,
Psoriasis or any other kind of skin
trouble. drop into our store for instant
relief. We will guarantee you to stop
that itch in two seconds.
A 26c trial bottle will prove it. ,
We bays sold other remedies for.
skin troubles, but none that we could
recommend more highly than the well
known compound of Oil ‘of Winter-
green, Thymol and a few other lngred-v
ful cures all over the country.
This compound. known as D. D. D.
Prescription, will cool and heal the
itchy. burning skin as nothing else
can. Get a regular bottle and see—~
on our nonpay offer.
if. H. Baxter, South Nerwaik, and ii.
Glendening & 00., South Norwaik.
fl—fl
NEW YORK UNIVERSITY CHAN.
CELLOR.
Elmer Ellsworth Brown inaugurated
This Afternoon.
NEW YORK, Nov. 9.-Eimer Elia-l
worth Brown, former United States
Commissioner of Education. became
chancellor of New York University
today. The inauguration ceremony
was an impressive affair, lasting
through the dayhnd evening. One of
the features is the presentation of,
delegates this afternoon. when res-
ponses will be made by the following
men of note: .
For the State of New York, Andrew
Sloane Draper, State Commissioner of
Education.
City of New York, Mayor Gaynor.
Educational Foundations. United
States Senator Elihu Root.
American Universities, iiarry i‘.
Judson. president of the University?
of Chicago; Edmund J. James, pmsl-E
dent of the University of lllinoia.i
Mary hlniiun Woolloy, president of the‘
Mount liolyokc i‘cllcge; James it;
Kirkland, chuncciior of Vanderbilt?
University. ;
l-‘crcian unlvcrsliiis, Jumcs Bryce;
British Amiuissndor, delegate from (ix-l
ford i'nivorsiiy; Andrew Carnegie:
|ship, Barclay; Sheila Vcddeo. liarn; ; lord Rector of Aberdeen l‘iiivcrsliy::
i’l‘hu Ne'er-do~weli, Bench; Miss nibble! Willie"! ll. Rlddril- “slim" 9' "W.
King's Bench. Mcinbcr of the Senate
lilainc; Life Everlasting, Clemons: ironif‘l “‘9 Villl'ttrtiily 0f Toronto. i
Delegates prcsent from 145]
educational institutions of this coun-i
try and Europe. 1
in his inaugural udiii‘css i‘hanrol-
lur ilrowu iii‘i‘llil‘t‘fl ihiii Iic brought
with him his convictions be reccin-d.
in the west. 3
”()ur higher education," he saldh‘
"is still largely on an ludividuuliaiici
und competitive basis. Our university;
spirit is still too laruely the spirit of:
the club. in this respect universities:
lug bchlnil the boiler spirit of the;
axe. Tllt‘ connection of a national
education, in which every institution
in an organ of one comprehensive (iI‘w
cubism. and all are members one ol‘:
is gaining!
ground slowly. Nevertheless ii is:
unining around and our hluhcr put-i
rioilstil is bound up with it."
SONNET. 1
The lovcd are
them still
The air is rifc with spiritual essences.
Whose hauntinu-~ llil about sweet flow~
era the beesw
Pay musical obeisanco. and fulfil
Wf‘rt‘
nevcr lonely-m round ‘
visible.
Nor are the loving lonely-willie far seas
Where man is not. yet living things.
the breeze
And pregnant wave inhabit, they have
shed
lleep in their hearts, howe‘cr remote
from life.
And thcrcfori- know not loneliness!
Alas
For him who loves not, is not loved“
the strife
()f aimless action only his! To pass
O'or earth like frivolous words. for-
gotten soon as said!
«Thomas Campbell.
in its account of the execution of
ilogroff, ihe fillilililin of Btclypln, the
Berliner Tazeblutt says that the last
scene in the tragedy brought happiness
in one man. He was the convict who
volunteered to not as executioner.
The cannula was where been haun-
ed on Sunday. but the hsnsman was
away on “official business." The next
moraine. however, the volunteer liens-
msn was taken to Ft. mum-s. and
at 4 o'clock the assassin walls“ to the
sailows betwen soldiers who carried
drawn sailors. He asked the physi-
cian bow to hold his head, and re-
marked that he had s fever. With it
perfect composure he began to sire a
message for his parents, but the
thought of them seemed to unnerve
him, and h-cculd not finish.
W
A girl can be awfully surprised to
learn that a man loves her when she
knew it ail‘the time.
ettesr’ ,
Harold (catniy)-—"She's have a lit.
They’re her cinrettes."~ilarper's
is: “W‘ itinsiatmtlnih year. The
Wflkl)‘.
People may be well posted without
being stuck up.
« Henry B. Coolei’.
CONNECTIOUT ensure.
The following were issued Nov. 7,
1011. List furnished from office of
A. M. Wooster, solicitor of patents,
Bridgeport, Conn. ’
David H. ,i-l‘swes. Bridgeport, Self-
leedlng shsvl'iié brush.
Frank-E‘Beeley 0i (i. B. Thomas.
Bridgeport, Shade holder.
Wm. C. Marshall, New Haven, Ve
hicle lump.
Sidney A. Reeve. New Haven, Cal-
orimeter. . "
Walter E. Barnard, Hartford. Type-
writing machine.
,Chas: ii. Borden, Hartford. limbler-
in attachment.
Edw. E. Claussen. aiiriford, Mouth-
piece.
Caroline N. Sachs, Hartford, Switch
box.
Chas. Curio, Meriden. Magneto.
Peter N. Landiine, Milford, Friction
hinge for windshields.
New Britain. 3
patents: Delivery mechanism for
printing presses; ink-distributing me-
chanism; Typechase and form cylin-
der for printing presses.
Henry G. Wight, New Britain. Com-
munication room lock.
Julian it. Holley. Bristol. Persolator.
Joe. R. Dcrilinak, Mystic. Pinsset-
ting tool.
’Aibert Garinzer. Stamford, Mathe-
matical instrument.
Trade Marks.
Crouch it Plassman. Bridgeport.
Asthma! Asthma!
POPHAM'S ASTHMA REMEDY
gives instant relief and an _ s can
in all cases oi Asthma. Bron an
Hay Fever. Sold by druggisfstpr‘flil on
receipt of price .1. . “
ial- Package by mail». seats.
wuum Mm. co..m. Gavel-ad. 0
no: sale ”The chum pharmacy. . ‘
”w-.- -W‘ “on “W
Bread. ' -
. Howard C. Brown. hymen Viaduct. ,
Fish lilies. .
m”..wm——.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Mahackemod. Vim Nuese, A. Mil-
ler, i. Silverman, G. 'l‘. Wieshaw. M.
iBnrry, J. 0. Bolton, A. R. Witnitis, Ed.
Fliedner. 'F. C. Adams. R. W. ’i‘uifcn.
burg, 'i‘yH. Dcnmudy. H. ii. Downs, W.
H. Jenkins. New York; A. A. flood-
year. 'i‘. M. Lawrence. A. M. h‘roser,
New Haven; H. W. Walker anti wife.
E. ’i‘. Frogs, Boston; Thomas B.
Coughlin. Somerviiie, Mass; L. Mints.
Newark. N. .i.; F. D. llanegan. Buffalo,
N. Y.; ll}. J. Scott, Syracuse. N. Y.; L
R. Hurlbutt. Wilton: J. w. Thong.
Dalton. Mass: li“. Manchester, M. J.
Arensen, Providence, R. L; l“. D. Law-
ton. i“. if. Madden, Miss Huntington.
H. Mathewson, J. M. Layton, city; .i.
B. Hiibbell. A. J. Smith, L. H. Baldwin,
Samuel Greeustein. Bridgeport
._._.
~Accidents will happen, but
file
best-regulated families keep Dr. Thom
as' Eclectric Oil for such emergencies.
'l't subduea the pain and heals
urfil.
the
Your
No More Honing or Grinding
required on any style razor. for with BAIL! Y’S
VERY SHARP DRESSING
on your strep. this is all eliminated
One Thousand Shaves for 25c
Can y'o‘u figure the cost per shave?
blades away. but strep them; a wonderful diacowry that
Acts like magic: has no equal.
shave. you can't afford to be without it.
appeals to all men.
Vcr
A Scientific Preparation that will put
a Perfect Edge on the Dullest Razor
N the Future
DoNot Blame
y Sharp
(TRADE MARK)
Razor
Do not throw dull
if you
C. it. liniley's
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
selves of the Special Safety
guaranteed to put a perfect
else, We are now prepared to supply them with a box of
the ceiebrated“Very Sharp" Strep Dressing. which is
This article is positively sold only by The Sentinel to its
readers. and cannot be purchased in any store.
PG 3“.“ 0“" h” it Mimuami‘nela..lni-.
contains enough treatment to keep your rasor strop in
perfect condition for several years.
over arise for having a razor honed or sharpened. thus
making your shaving a pleasure.
To all the Sentinel readers who have availed them-
No necessity will
Razor Outfit. or to any one
edge on the dullest rasor.
It will
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‘ Phone 742
Window Display
--AT,-— » .
PRIC
I
$15.00.
' OVERCOATS.
LION SHIRTS
SUITS
AT A POPULAR PRICE
Blues, Brown, Grays
FANCY VESTS
Button and Lace
. Newest Shapes
$18.00.
raters Clothing Store
98 Washington Street
Phon No.1135‘2.
l
.._. .315. $20. $25
........ .. $1.00 ‘
NEW NECKWEAR .......5oc
SHOES—Tan and Gun Metal ;
SOUTH NOR
The Hatch & Bailey Company
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
Telephone. 46.
WALK. CONN.
BEAVER
plaster and wall—paper.
is training rapidly in popularity as a substitute for lath and
It is susceptible of an infinite variety
of artistic designs for walls and ceilings, and permits of a
wide scope for individual preforment and taste.
and keep a large supply on hand.
BOARD
We are agents
WAY
for you to be warm in your new
house this winter is to have us install
a Heating System that will iii-9p you
comfortable on the coldest day!
“'c'ii the
study location of your
rooms, the facilities of the house and
tell you whether a Hot Air. iioi Water?
or Steam System will satisfy you best.
The Jones 8t Hotchliiss
Company
NORWALK, CONN.
4:s_
m
.Tufisw SCIENCE
l 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.
buck. Even if done in childhood it
creates pinched nerves and pain in
flnter life in the different organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause of
this disease and pain, and health is
restored through harmonizing the six
‘. nerve systems in your body.
Nervonsness, Rheumatism. Paralv~
sis. Heart, Kidney and Female Dis-
cases are given special attention; nit-o
Curvature of the Spine. You will
never regret giving Chiropractic a
chance to help you.
T. FRANCIS. D. C.
94 WASHINGTON 8T. 30. NORWALK
l Magnetic Treatments Given Also
WALL
PA P E R
Five Premium Coupons Cut from
The Sentinel and 25c
So do not throw dull blades away. but strep them and with
linlley's "Very Sharp Dresslnx. your old blades will be
equal to new. You can begin cutting out Coupons at. any
time. and when you have five consecutive numbers. bring
them to The Sentinel office with 25 cents in cash. and
set a box of this eeebrated Dresaiu.
Should Try
in eds. eve
s.——"s
perfectly ”olfactory.
6.—-1‘he best
usins Very Iliarg
d.~—-Not one in s t
mail. want ads. nu. ma.
Seven Good Reasons Why You
i.-—Very Sharp lives to the rasor blade the heenest shay»
amount“.
are is n is: like Very Sharp. Acts lilta mains.
”Wary Sharp-shes every shave with the same blade
“Very Sharp” Coupon
, Number 43
'L e’u‘s‘uee's i'!.9snv,v~ve§:ere the «'5‘ ...... ‘
..... .. . , .
Very Sharp
i.——8irop racer with Very Sharp and you will never have
the annoyance of a leash heard or a lender skin.
rubs made cannot sire a clean and satis-
factory shave unless it be boned oucadoasliy, but by
as directed this is eliminated.
ousaud can bone a raster, but. by us-
ing Very lharp there is no occasion for honing.
manhunt: troubles are not caused by a poor user an.
by poor condition of the rsser.
Styles '
,_ J
Cat Clean to the Point
Thick goods or thlnmwool,
silk or cotton-«if your shear is
a Win it will make a clean
cut the full length of the blade
without'khrwinflor“ pinch- .
n .‘
’ ‘Viu Is the standard with .
tallmnsssmsimsessnd others ‘
whens“ pair of chums a
working tool.
Wise sham and scissors cost
no more then the ever a. but
Mullins sharps stand
more liar and continuous
work than any other—4n the
f . cutting room or the .
boa
Isis s M lies of III
Walkman. lfyoudo
not find than satisfactory
In everywsysudthem
best 9W 0"" film“ i
you can return same to .
our store and we will .
cheerfully refund the full
mount you paid.
E. E. Gorbam‘
Decorator
10 First it» last Nerwaik
Telephone Four One Six
Daily line to N. Y.
ForFREICHT Only
mm Propellers leave Pic
fl. last River. New rm (feet
of m mean. every in tea»
soothed“) st! I. heist!
liens; up to 4i a
I and loath Norwalk up to ii
D. n.
Nerwslit Steamboat Company
Armin. J. with. 6. s. ”was
When the «guess:
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