,
' l "The Salvation
Conductor Charles M. Williams, of,l
the moist avenue trolley line, is taking:
a day’s vacation from his duties. Han,
old G. Nadia is taking his place. ‘
Rev. Charles, J. Anderson occupied-
the pulpit and preached at the weekly
meeting which was held at the Swed-i
iah Congreugtionsi Church, last even-
ins. l
Halting is extremely dull, moat alli
of the shops having closed down tem-
porarily. A large number of East Nor-l
walk batters are taking things mtherl
i
easily. 1
The mid-weekly prayer and praise1
service was held. last evening, at the}
East Avenue Methodist Church, at“
which time Rev. William W. Gillies oc-l
cupled the pulpit and preached. l
i
The strike of the oyster openers hit
the Andrew Rndey company house is!
still in l’it‘ogress. it was reported in]
this place. this morning, that a hum-l
her of the openers have left town and‘
zone to Providence to work. ,
Victory Through Faith will be thel
subject at the meeting of the Young;
’People's Society of Loyal Workers
which will be held at. the Advent;
Christian Church,
William Groeschner‘wlll he the leader,
There will be a meeting of the men
of the church and of the community iii
the interests of the men and the re-
ligious movement in the East. Avenue
Methodist Episcopal Church this eve-'
sting at S o'clock.
The usual weekly prayer meeting of
the Advent Christian Church was held
last evening. The members of this
parish have not yet decided to call a
successor to the recent pastor, llcv.
Lester F. Reynolds, who has gone to‘
Providence.
The rain again created the usual‘
‘ lake at the llorion car switch and lliil
it not been for the improvised cross-
walk of ashes across from the tint iron
huolding many could have carted con-
aideiable quantities of East Norwallt
mud over to South .\'orv:nlk.
The lliLli‘l‘ill growth oystermcn have
had nilctllo' bad wcck 01‘ it and it it
believed that they will return home to-
day. The ranks of these for tuuc neck
J. are thinning out, litany seeking po-
'8 tions in the oyster liousl s. where the
”wages (‘tJiile slower bill illoi‘c surely.
Army is mulling:
ready for its ’i‘hnnhsgivinu and ('lll'lSlA
mas (lllllitl'h‘. .»\ rally Will in- cozitlucl~
ed ill the Army ilnii. ill in Water
ltrcet. on the liltii, 19th and floth inst.
by Coltrncl .loll't lit-an. principal of the
Salvation Army Training College, of
New Yulk city.
An attempt was made, ycuu‘rdny, to
pump the water otit ol‘ the Vogel-Kn-
bovitch cellar in East Washington
atreel, yestuvday. The ditch which
had filled was drained after a struggle,
but was again puttiaily filled this
morning. indications are that l‘tc
pumping will have to be colttiiiucd and
that some steps will have to bl- ltilitill
to protect the excavation from the
flood.
OWAYTON
George N. Vosbutrgh and family, of
Darien, have moved llt‘l’l',
Jacob l’ulcy. of liownylou avenue?
has been viuilng in Bridgeport,
Harry S. Bryan has hauled his nitxll ;
iary yacht out for the winter. ’
Mrs. Robert Flcni'ii has returned [0‘
her home ill Hownylon int-illic, lifter a
visit in New York ctly.
'l'lic housebot'vl llf'iithlliil'll‘l‘i-l ol‘ the
Rowayton Yacht (‘lub liflri licnii hauled
out on the «bore for the wlutcr. t
Tllo'.iilill0" Society of Christian dill-l
dearer will nit-ct at tho liliwtlyton llup- ‘
tiot (“inircin on Saturday afternoon at.
8 o'clock. i
A wiiiiit pull ty was given by Mrs. lcl-tI
bort March, Wedneedny afternoon. uté
her home in Highland avenue. Aflcri
the gaillcu there was 1!. social limo with 1
meshntenln.
Miss Adeline Benton. supervisor oil
drawing for the schools of the Town;
of Norwalk, paid a regular visit tol
the 'Brookiside school, today, and ill-l
“factor! the scholars.
The contract for furnishing 1,000.
tons of crushed stone for the James
A. Farrell property at Hickory llluff.‘.
has been awarded to Raymond Broth-l
are, of South Net-walk. Work on the}
WWW“ “l" “"‘V be completed. “altlhurch and many leading llicthodlstl
clergyman and laymen, prominent, in1
that all will be ready for the re-unionl
ind housewarming of the Farrell fam-
Iiy on Thanksgiving Day. 3
The members or the Suburban has-l
hotbnli Club. of ‘Rownyton, were birth-i
iy elated today over the victory ob-I
rattled by them tut night in the con-
“ml with the circus Naval Renewal
”flotilla Ntiirwalk Armory. The'
one “stillness: to ten in favor of
hard and scientific game. Two more
games are scheduled with the Naval
Reserves in the near future.
Rudolph-A. LOlil‘
Plumbing
and Heating
HONEST WORK
HhNEBT PRICES
ROWAYTON, CONN.
Phone cannaction
WESTPORT
AND
SAUGATUCK
John Keene is improving slowly.
George Halo. of Compo. is suffering“
with a carbuncle on his neck.
Mrs. N. 8. Kirk is entertaining her
son. Clark Kirk, of Bridgeport.
it). P. Bradley enjoyed an outing
Sunday evening!“'lihfl‘lsndsin New York city Wednes-' the culprit is and should they catch‘
(lay.
Mrs. Anna Sherwood is having the
buildings on the old hand Mills piacc‘l
rc-shingied.
A daughter was born Saturday to
Mr, and Mrs. William .1. Mains on the
Cross Highway road.
Mr. and Mrs. Neil ii. Mitchell have
been spending several days ill their
summer home at Compo Mill.
Ai‘i‘illlKOllli‘lllfi have been completed
tor the Compo Social club‘s dance at.
National Hall, this cvcn‘inz.
.latnes Mouton, who has been sub~
slituting for lllt‘ past two weeks at the
\i’culpot‘t drug store, has returned to
Bridgeport.
Mr. and
have moved
Mrs. l.‘llaunccy
.
.l'olil lloscviilc
llal'iow
Baldwin, near the village.
The younger illenlbnrs ol the f‘lrcells:
Farms Sunday school will lllm-l lll lip-l
Sunday school room tomorrow tor tlicE
purpose of forming a .luniu: l‘hrisliiln.
Endeavor Society.
.Tuo automobiit s, one from Norwall;
and the other from Weston. clinic to
Krlcf; hour the
lloizc. Wednesday cvcniniz, by l'liilillil,‘
into one another. li-l‘ll illilchilii-s were
wrecked, but the occupantii escaped to
ji‘n‘)’.
The teachers and pupils oi the bizh
and Center schools have ruined cilounh .
money to defray tllc llll'llll'lll cxpvnscs
of their schoolinulc, llnlph ilittcs, who
was injured \vhiii- pi.l_\iii,:
two weeks ago.
RANBURY
Thomas l'l, (il'vzm'y and Air's. Louisa
ihlrncr. are sick and under the doctor‘s
cure.
Mr. During, of New liocilcilc lind
Itiiie pittt'c, has purclinsiti n lll'\\' nutty
‘of ()scar Banks.
The King‘s lintiulrti-ru, ol‘ the (‘hnpl-l,
met at the home of hire. John l'\ll‘il8.
Thursday, for their regular session.
’i‘iiomaa Wills. of i’wrlrick street. in
tcri'ticully ill. ills son lint-l been called
to his beduido from Toronto, (fanndn.
Mrs. Elinlloth ll‘iilow. of i-iprinxtlnlc,
Stamford, is visiting her sister. iirs.
Minnie Gregory. of Newloivn avenue.
Mrs. F. Hawkcs and Mrs, J. l’. Print
with their slulcr. Mrs. Minnie lircxory,
ol‘ Newtown avenue.
Mrs. lcoruc lloulon. of l‘hnulnut
liill. returned home 'l‘itcildny from til-l
lending a rclnllvc's funeral in llmolt-
lyn and visiting her mother at i’crib
Aiuboy, N. .l.
E. J. Taylor. of l‘arlrlcll sin-ct. was
given a allrprhlc 'l‘uot-tdny evening by
relatives and friends from lilriducpm‘t.
Werlport and The Norwalks, it being
hie birthday anniversary. A Jolly
good time was enjoyed by all.
A drama in the near future in to be
presented In the hall here for the bone
fit of the chapel, by the young people,
unlisted by the older ones, under the
direction of Mrs. WWI), of thin place.
who won formerly an outrun.
METHODIBT MilOiONARV BOARD!
DENVER, Colo. Nov. ill.~»Nlnelcen
bishops of the Methodist, Episcopal
the affairs of the church. are here iii-
tendlna meetings of the Methodist
Home and Foreign Missionary Boards,
which opened here today. Heeslons
will continue to Nov. ill.
Some brands of reform make the
world better. and some make it more
unremfortnbie.
llléll'l“ll
into the rcsidcncc oivncd by William1
residence of (‘. ll.-
l‘ooi ball,
mitteemen it was finally «mod to par. 5
chase 1,500 feet of hose. it is also tin-l
doistood that the company from which i
the hose is to be bought has been dc-l
cided upon. The name of the latter:
thus not as yet been made public. lti
Eis said that. purchasing the hose fronil
llhis company will mean a saving ofl
labotit $24 to the town, the price being;
ltliat illuch lowei'than prices quoted:
[by others. Practically nothing was
AND ,
idone at the meeting as to the pit-eject
Mrs. E. ii. Low leaves next Tiieaday,l
lot buying new combinatiou vehicles]
after spending the summer here at her i for the Norotcn Heights and DarlenI
summer home.
‘ companies. According to a committee-
'le‘i. James K0981!“ and (“uglilci'lmam the Marion company has now
““8"“ hi1“ '9“ i” spend a few withdrawn its interest in the purchase
weeks Wl‘lll relatives in New YOTR- of a combination machine. and dc.-
The Firehouse Stock Company, oficlures that a hose attachment is all it
Noroton Heights, has received a batch needs. This is bound to delay install-s-
of fifty chairs to add to the seatinsltion of apparatus in Noroton Heights.
capacity of the hall for the night of the; which alone stands out for the punch-
play. Ease of such a vehicle. The firemen;
Now that the summer residents : have been making "Be 01 the old-fash-
have nearly all tl'eluriied to their city ; toned machine for the 1le ion vcara.
homes. Duricn has again assumed its ‘ and “all" ll necessary to have a mod-
nutural complexion and only natives 9““ ”Hit A“ “18 Darlen COHIDMIY'E
are to be seen strolling to and fro. "1““th ’3 quite similar, ll W011” 300
,that both machines might be exchang-
Th. moi match between John diar»
9 l l ed for the proposed combination attair
tow and George I’easton. which was to ‘ t h d
be held lit the Norolon Heights ftre- 0“ 0 a Vantage 0’ the town. It i“
house, Wednesday night. was postpon- .2 d in not oritalive “'0'“ “"9 "N“
(\d because of it rehearsal which want( a ”me“ company '3 "35"? holding
0,”le tout against. the project of a horse-driv-
it was reported by excellent author- [ on machine, to later “va“ the buy
itv writer-day thilt a dog poisoner was I ing of a melondriven ”“9- TM“ “‘9“
' ' . has so ,
at work in New (human and that his iiitcizatgdtrnketzwrll)iu)iy many 0: ”:le
work had been quite successful in‘ movemenn. “"
trinity instances. it was also ventured -
1that the authorities have an idea who‘
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opinion upon the advisability of pur-
chasing this suit of a vehicle seems
to be greatly divided.
gtunents for and against it. it would,
it is claimed, entail a greater expense
upon the town than n horse-driven ma-
chine. An autochciuloul would need
the constant attention of one man to
keep it in condition. it would need
"exercise" often, and proper care lak-
eii of the machinery. "i‘he other sort
of machine would need little attention.
(in the other build, the former appara'
tus would add for greater tacilitiee for
getting to the fires in the town, which
covers a considerable area and is. for
the most part, hilly. it must be recall.
ed. though, that l‘hiirlen has had ap-
proximately but five tires since the
first of January. in view of this, and
because the difference between the
price of a motor-driven machine and o.
horse-driven machine. is about 2,000,
people will think seriously before mak-
ing an appropriation.
——Harsh physics react, weaken the
bowaia, cause chronic constipation.
lloan's Regulate operate easily, tone
the stomach. cure constipation. 250.
Ask your druggist for them.
WHAT ARTISTS MUST HAVE.
in the career of an artist one must
have conscience, self~conildenco, and
perseverance. 'l‘lius armed. the two
things in my eyes of the first impor-
tance arc the severe study of draw
ing and of valiies.~——(lorot
‘n:
[him thcy will prosecute him to the
till! extent of be law. 1
than Tompkins, of Gracie. areeet.I
lWest Norwnik. entertained hull. even-l
Elna, at a real old fitallioncd country;
thorn dance and those who attended;
.fronl l’iurlcn report that it was the best:
tumor of its kind given in this district
ill some time. There was fun galoreI
‘und as it. grew the interest compound?
‘ed. it was not. until the wee morning‘
‘lllllll‘fi llint lilo young people crept si-
,lcutl_v hoiiicwurd and crawled into the
llcurcssiny. arms of Morpheus. .
N the
Your
1 The water has been owned into the.
llliliPii water system by tho Stamfordt
.Wtiter (‘ompnny and new cilstonirr‘s‘
jill‘l‘ constantly being connected Withl
lllv uyuicm. Under the contract the
company was not forced to turn lilo.
Willl‘l‘ into the mains until November
to, but illt‘_\' did illt' work of laying the
pipes in nulciti} .‘lnd antialul tory flint}
llli‘ l'l'Sltli'iilo' of the town who wished
it have bci'n allic to enjoy lbc luxury
oi‘ running water for noun~ time. t
Still”! opposition is making itself‘
:t-ll ill icrinin tll:~ll‘ll‘l‘i against the,
srlicmi- ol‘ lhi‘ school board in trans]
tn-rrinz its pupils from the Home, tlx‘ "
Rid-10' illltl l"il'lil :ichiulls it) the i‘eilii‘l“
school an ii .vcnnil ol‘ the i'ivccill iiccl-'
iii-iii when the iiilltHills turned ovcr.
‘i he plan was instituted by tho (‘Utlillill-
tcc ill the interests of economy, but
sunln believe lhat the scheme will not
work out satisfactorily and that tho
near future will two a i liitngo. No crilw
icisui is being dirt-cicd against the,
. board as their cffiris to cut down (‘1';
. pcnscs is doomed commendable by all, ‘
,ilul some believe that the expcrimcnt ‘
its not the auccees that was expected.
1 ilowevcr. the friend» of the iii-ivi
, rii'h“nl0 arc )qu as .nuch in favor of:
i the plan and the opposition in against .
ii and only timc will uoivc the proh'
i lciu. i
appeals to all men.
shave. you can't aflord to be
Ver
3 Perfect Edge on
skeptical person, or We will
lingly; we cannot do more.
. ’i‘hc auto—bus, whirli the school coni-
inlltcc council for some time to fli'aiis- :
”twirl teachers and pupils from thci
.lionie. Fifth and ()x Ridge school dis~
ttrlcts to Center school cvcry day. has!
llwcn discontinued, The bus. whicni
was driven by t‘lureucc (lerinnnetll,
Ennd which was the same as need to;
ilrannfcr members of the Knob t‘.lub,i
South Norwniit. to and from their club l
'ilroundu and the trolley cur, has til-
wuys traveled in hard luck. Ever since
i ll. wan first put illto commission in
l Houth Norwullt it has figured in in new
lieu of M‘lilflt'lilli. none of which have
'ovo-r resulted iliunstrotiuly either to the
lcuv or it occupants. but which always
iniudo the way hard for the driver.
Itho owncr and the pcople using it.
:‘l‘hn day before lb.- buii \vnu dincontln-
m-d in lili'll‘ii, it almost turned turtle.
titily teachers were in the car at thul
lime and none or them unstained any ‘
injury, thanks to their llrmwncn of
mind. Al the present time. A. Taylor
in doing the work with his team.
The spmdiil committee appointed lit
the last town meeting for the purpone
of purchasing hose and new aparatliu
for the Dorian five companies. met with
tho uricclincn. Tuesday night, at the
home of John A. Wood. ’Norotoii
ileixhts. According to one of the color
Hunting
Supplies
Guns, Ammunition, Traps. etc.
Schliehtinfiros. 8t Co.
Cor. Railroad Me. i Iain M. Damn
Select Grout-m. Hay. Groin, rim
To all the Sentinel
selves of the special Safety
elite, we are now prepared l
the celebrated "Very Sllnrp‘
guaranteed to pill a perfect
This article is poallively sol
equal to nc w.
Should Try
ads. our procured.
buttery Sharp make: every
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the annoyance of a touah
tiling Very Sharp an aim
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required on any style razor, for with BAILEY'S
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on your slrop. this is all eliminated
One Thousand Shaves for 25¢
. Can you figure the cost per shave?
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And is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction to the most
A 250 Box of Very Sharp
contains enough treatment to keep your razor strap in
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over arise for having it razor honcd or Iburpcnod. thus
making your sharing a pleasure.
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readers. and cannot be purchased in any store.
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Five Premium Coupons Cut from
The Sentinel and 25c
Ho do not throw dull blades away, but stroll them and with
ilalley‘n “Very Sharp lhessinu. your old bladcli will be
You can begin cuitinx out Coupons lit any
time, and when you have five ciiiiscclitivc numbers. brim;
them to The Flentimil office with lib cents in cash, and
not a box of this ceobralud Dre-ulna.
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in
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¢.-—-iltrop moor with Very Show and you will never have
h.—-’i‘hu boat. mar made cannot give a clean and satin
factory shave unless it be hand community. but by
in Very Sharp there in no (men-ion tor honing.
“hm-Bunion outlines are not caused by a poor rum- but
by poor condition of the rumor.
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Future
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Do not throw dull
ll you
without it. C. R. Bailey‘s
the Dullest Razor
refund purchase price wil-
No ncccsility will
huve nvaiicil lhcm-
Razor Outfit, or to any one
0 supply them with a box of
' Strep Dressing. which is
cdltc on the duties! rotor.
if only by The Sentinel to it-
it will
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board or a tender akin.
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an bone a ruler, but by up-
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$15.00. $18.00.
Blues, Brown, Grays
OVERCOATS. . . . .$15, $20, $25
LION SHIRTS ..... $1.00
NEW NECKWEAR .......5oc
FANCY VESTS
SHOES—Tan and Gun Metal
Button and Lace
Newest Shapes
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1 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 .1,
:lnlcl‘ lite in the diderent organs lilrd
limbs. '
(‘lilroprnctms remove the cause (l
this disease and pain, and health is
restored through harmonizing the six
neric systems in your body.
Seriousness. Rheumatism. Paraly-
sis. licnrt. Kidney and Female D15-
cusca are given special :ltli-nlicn: alwl
i‘urtnlure of tile Spine. You will
never regret giving Chiropractic a
chance to help you.
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Thick goodl or thln~wooi,
silk or without! your sheet I:
[out "email:
a Will it will make a clean
cut the full Ian th of the blade
without “chew nf'oi “ pinch-
inw'
in in the motion! with
tailors. minimum and tritium
who use a pair of Ilia-fit n a
working tool. ‘ :
Wiuahunuudscimum -. ; a. ~» r
3.3.?" $13.32: Daily Line to N. v,
For rumour Only
they will sin sharp an stand
wk than any other-«win the
PM!“ When leave Play
tutor , cuttin; room or the
u. lilut River. New 1m "out
I: m a Mi its: at Iii:
“I‘Mm livmido 7
at new street). Gym car tax»
cont Sunday). at. I 9 1a. Frown
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nciflndthinn satisfactory . l
i received in lvmoalh up to 4 p,
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Telephone Four One Six
in everymvandibgm
k“ W“ ever W" ’ Ii. and south Norwich or to 5m
D. I.
you an return some to . ' "
élliormllt Steamboat Comma!
our store and we will
cheerfully orient! the foil
Inning J. Mimi. c. (2, "W“.
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