Meigs ‘3. Russell, of New Haven.
was a visitor with friends in East Nor-
walk, over the Sabbath.
, Paul Bartram, of L'Hommedien's
store. in East Washington street, was
a visitor in Springdeie, yesterday.
There was a big tide in, roster-(fly.
“southwest wind packing up the wa-
ter until it reached an unusually high
lath. ,
The usual services were held at the
Advent Christian Church. The main
log and evening services were well at-
tended.
The weekly meeting of the Young
People's Society of Loyal Workers
was held. last evening, at the Advent
Christian Church.
The Mayflower Hook and Ladder
company will hold its monthly busi-
ness meeting, this evening, in its quar-
tors in Van Zant street.
Miss Helen Canevarl, daughter of
Dominick Canevari, the fruit dealer,
was a victim of the ice which was
[cu-med over night and fell heavily
this morning.
John L'Hommedieu, of the firm of.
L'Hommedieu Brothers. of East Wash-l William Smith in Church street.
dngton street, appeared this morning]
with his upper lip shaved of its for
nor incumbrance.
Rev. Charles J Andenson occupied1
the pulpit and preached at the mom- I
log and evening ‘services which were‘ Mai
held at the Swedish Congregational
Church, yesterday.
A drunken colored woman caused
considerable‘excitement in Seaview
avenue, Saturday night at about
o’clock. when she performed for quite.
a. crowd of young men.
[lil‘cllal vacation at his former home in
The Epworth League of
Atenue Methodist Church
the East
held
tug, at the church. The session was
largely attended and enthusiastic
throughout.
“Whoa Brothers' Helium“ a
its after
weekly devotional meeting. last even? Florida.
.as a day and night plant with never a
C. A Braistcd, driver at tho. l.'Hom-i shut down.
painful injury, Saturday, when he tore,
iris thumb on a nail which projected ' will meet on Wednesday afternoon at
V Mn 8. barrel filled with apples which the home of Mrs. E. C. Nash to com-
iplete the sewing for the
;‘ barrel.
he was lifting into the wagon.
The Men's Class of the. East Avenue;
Methodist Church held an interesting;
meeting, yesterday noon, in
Church.
sions were enjoyed by those present.
The Womenu Foreign Missionary
Society, of the East Avenue M. E.‘
Church, will meet with Mrs. Green-F
wood, of t. Winfield street, tomorrow
night til it o'clock. There will be rei
ports from the two delegates to the;
convention in Bridgeport, last week.
Rev Wiliiu. n \V. (‘ lilies occupied the
pulpit and prcxnhcd at the morning
oervicc which was held at the East
Avenue Methodist Church. yesterday
morning. The service was well attend-
ed. In the evening. ltev. (l. Benton
Smith, of ilau‘iun, was in the pulpit and
(tilted interestingly.
the choir rendered unusually lino mu-
sic.
George Wright, who is employed by
William Enron. the 'iI‘ort street junk
dealer, sustained a painful injury, Sat.
unday. when a slice of his thumb on
the right hand was severed by connec-
tion with soluu Hi‘i‘llll lnon which he'
was unloading from a truck. The
thumb was patched up by a physician
and caused the young man considers
hie pain.
The sudden change in the weather
waa keenly felt by East Norwaik'cra,
this morning. the bottom of the ther-
mometer having dropped out with the
blasts of frosty wind which came
swooping out of the bleak northwedt.
The change in the wind. last evening.
was the run for Jack Frost, and he oer.
. (Iiniy improved his opportunity and
Old Bel climbed the horison, this
morning, to look ppon the coldest tiny
of the season.
TOUCH OF WiNTlfl COMING.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 13.mA touch
(1' winter will be felt over practically
the entire country this week . and
there will be many sudden changes
in the Weather, according to the week.
I] forecast issued by the weather bu-
,Nau last night.
"1 was out in the weeds
_ yesterday and 1 shot a man who was
: wearing one of these fussy hats."
"Well?"
"i am afraid people may think i
did it intentionally."
‘ “Afraid? Wily. man if they think
At both services
: $100 worth of clolhing was taken from
tho . pher will he pleased to learn that he is
The session was largely at-i recovering nicely from his recent op-
teadcd by the members and the discus-' oration.
{light refreshments were served and u
v
huntint ,
Ml'ss Helen F'llte has.rcturned from
New York.
Two electric: lights have been placed
'on Lincoln avenue.
Miss Gladys Keith has returned
from a visit out of town.
Miss ida l‘oote has ace'epted a posi-
tion at the local telephone exchange.
'iiev. and Mrs. Kenneth Mackenzie
have returned from a visit at Bayonne,
N. .l. ‘
Harry Fairchiid resumes his duties
on B. F. D. route 35, today, after a
week's illness.
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_ Aapetuck lodge, K. of P., are plan-
ninog to hold a smoker on Monday
evening, Nov. 20.
Mrs. George Green has been enter-
taining her father,
Wheeler of Mystic.
Captain Charles '
The Princess Sunshine club, con-
nected with the Congregational church
held a social Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Durant of
Bethei, wore week-end guests of Mrs.’
On their return from their bridel.
tour Mr. and Mrs. William Basia (Miss;
Alice Remiin) will reside in Norwuik.‘
Mr. and Mrs Charles Schuick of
street, are entertaining Mrs. J.
Made and daughter of Brooklyn, N.
Y.
George Warren, the Riverside ave-
nue blacksmith, is spending his an
Maine.
Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Leos are visiting
in Washington, D, C., for a few days,
which they will leave for
in a short timc the plant of the
Westport Water (to will be operated;
The Woman's Beneficiary society
Missionary
The many friends of Charles Gam-
A trained nurse is in st-
tendauce
Mrs. William Sunni-l cnicrtninw‘
the Westport \Vbist club at her home.‘
Thursday afternoon, after the games
social hour enjoyed.
llr. W. E. Chancellor, superintend-
ent of schools, South Norwalk, will
address the Historical society this ev-
ening at the home of William G.
Staples upon the topic, "Some Peculiar
Relations of Our Presidents."
The dry needs store of i). A Sai-
mon and Beers Brothers market was
broken into Friday night. About
Bulmon‘u and the cash register which
contained a limit” amount. taken from
[leera' store
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
The following rcul osinte sales hare
been recorded on Town Clerk Smith's
hooks for the past few days:
Albert C. B. Witt lo titrebol and
Wiikun company, of New York. lot,
lthodonoiia Park. War.
Lewis ilarnes to Kate 1. Hyatt, ii
and it some and buildings, (lid West-
port road. War. '
taster F. Reynolds and wife to
Mary J. Cameron. lot and buildings,
Hawkins avenue. War.
Estate of John W. Mains to Fairlield
(busty Savings Bank, lot and build-
ing, Osborn avenue. Foreclosure.
lliiaa I‘. lockwbod and Estate of
Helen A. mkwood to Charles I). Ron-
ers. lot and buildings. Green.
Samuel iteadner to John W. Mag-
ner. lot and buildings. Hay/view ave-
nue and Cedar street. War.
Harbor View Realty Company to
John W. Schenelt, 5 lots, Harbor View
Beach. War.
John N. Behenck to David w. Mitch-
ell, 6 lots. Harbor View Beach. War.
fits“ of Emily P. Diabrow to Kate
Pod-ore, a lots, liisst Washington
street. Executor's deed.
Eugene J. Van Ness to Bertha E.
Vedas, lot and buildings, Fitch street.
War.
To this late day wolves do a vast
amount of damage in Russia. The less
of the people in domestic animals
'through the depredationa of wolves
~ store—The Resell , Store.
5 date.
‘houae l have ever ‘
wish to take this opportunity to state
rum inn own
This Oil‘s!- Mould Cain the Confidence
of the Most Skeptical.
We pay for all the medicine used
during the trial 1: our remedy nun
to completely relieve you of ehnatiplo
tlon We take all the risk. You are
notobiigated to us in any way what
ever, if you accept our offer. That's
a mighty broad statement, but we
mean every word of it. Could any-
thing be more fair for you?
A most scientific common-sense
treatment is Rexail Orderlies, wiiich
art eaten like candy. Their active
principle is a recent scientific discov-
ery that is odorless. colorless and
taaieTess: very pronounced, gentle and
[descent in action, and particularly
agreeable in every way. This ingred-
ient does not cause diarrhoea. nausea.
flatulence, griping. or other inconven-
ience. Rexull Order-lies are particu-
larly good for children. aged and deli-
cate persons.
if you suffer from chronic or habit-
ual constipation", or ‘the associate or
dependent chronic silmentfi. we urge
you to try Renal] Orderlies at our risk.
Remember, you can get them in Roch-
ester only at our store. Twelve tab-
lets, 10 cents: 36 tablets, 35 cents; 80
tablets, ~50 cents.
The Clif-
ford Pharmacy. Quittner & Canty.
Props.
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From a Delinquent Guatemar.
A. E. Levy, the corset cover and
gown man of Broadway, recently wrote
a delinquent customer in the West
that his account was long overdue,
and, unless payment was forthcoming
instantly, suit would be started. Mr.
Levy disliked to take such a step, but
his patience was exhausted. The re»
ply came as follows:
”Enclosed please find check for
$725.85. being the full amount of my
more goods from you, but
suadc other customers of your from
patronising your house."
Mrs. Levy somewhat regretted his
hasty action, but glanced into the en-i
i required on any style razor, for with BAILEY‘S
VERY SHARP DRESSING
@ on your strep, this is all eliminated
“This is the so".
veiope for the check, .\'o check so
peered.
no better. results.
letter. and turned it
back was written:
of letter i would have written you ii
i had had the money".
HAPPiER.
'Do you feel happier since you got
Your divorce?"
over. On the
alignment now i was so afraid it
would get out while i was still iivingi
with Henry." - Chicago Reiord-
licrald.
Fenwick Optical Co.
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Open Monday and Datum” evenings
UNITED BANK BUILDING,
, South Nomik
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Funeral Director and Embslmet
ll North Main ltreet. “nth "Walk
Residence, a Washington Street.
Telephone at once, 880-2.
Telephone st house. «a
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For Sale Cheap
, snooowous PARK
LOT in, BLOCK 7
' can. me on
J. M. Laytgn & Co.
RIM. “TAT. l INDIAN!“
MINT. ‘
Bold only at our‘
indebtedness to you, with interest to:
l consider yours the meanest
dealt with. and:
that i not only will never buy any;
will dia-‘
He looked on the floor, with’
its picked up the“
onto my: in new yous.
. NEW YORK,Nov.13.~—’I‘he cold
wave that chased into the Atlantic
some of tit? bfimielp [Indian summer
weather New Ella-low” has enjoyed
lishtened its press today and sent
the mercury down to 24 degrees. This
minimum recorded at 8 o’clock this
morning, meant a fall of u degrees
since 1 o'clock yesterday afternoon.
The gale on which the frigid weath-
er rode into town continued today at
38 miles an hour. Few small boats
ventured the sea outside New York
harbor, and reports of marinh disaster
are expected. The steamship Vigiinb
eta reported at Quarantine this morn-
ing that on her way in she had pass
ed the schooner Henry Withington
with her nails blown away anchored
about ten miles southeast by south
by Scotland Lightship.
The high winds have crippled wire
service and the telegraph lines to the
west are dolng.business under great
dialculty.
"LII NOTICE 0! INT.
Deputy Sheriff John H. Blake, oi
'Nerwallt, went to New Haven on Sat-
urday and died with the (iounectieu't
Company at the New Haven class a
notice of suit. ‘ Miss Maud Peel:
1 claims that she will bring suit through
her attorneys Walsh and Hubbeii for
iniurbs received in a fall from a
Broad River trolley car on July 12th
last.
usnvrmaonéss sex ‘irsnnona.
. is on the list.
HARTFORD, ‘Nov. 13.—~ln the list of
applicants for pardon at the Decem-
ber term of theboard of ‘pardoua,
published Saturday. someof Connec'il-
cat’s most famous prisoners apply for ‘
freedom. Jehn‘Warren, of Windham .
county, who was convicted of 'unn-
tier in the second degree back in 1859,
holder of the longest prison trim in
the state.
'Prlsoner No. 7, John D. lnel, of
/ Hartford County, another iapplicant.
was a young man in 1873, when he
was sent up for” life for murder in
the second degree. He was impli-
cated in the murder of an ltaiian al-
though he steadfastly denied his guilt.
Applicants from New Haven Coun-
ty include Frank vi). Edwards, Luigi
Flori, Giuseppe Mal-tone, Mary Silli-
man, Adam Wyokoski. John H. Jaclo
son and E. Z. Chamberlain.
xlt‘airiieid County: Robert Alexand.
er, murder; Joseph Ketinco. assault:
Salvatore Lemme. assault; John Haw~
lay, murder, and Reed Steins, mur-
der.
New London County; Harry Ep-
stein, theft; Harry Wilson, abuse. and
James Cobb, minder.
A trip around the world, meeting
only strangers, isn‘t half as much to
a woman as three hours in an opera
box with friends down in the dress
circle to see her.
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And is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction to the most
skeptical per-om or we will refund purchase price wil-
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Do not throw dull
blades away, but strep them: a wonderful discovery that
if you
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contains enough treatment to keep your razor strep in
perfect condition for several years.
ever arise for having a rasor honed or sharpened, thus
making your shaving a pleasure.
To all the Sentinel readers who‘ have availed them‘
No necessity will
Razor Outnt, or to any one
else. we are new preimed to supply them with a box of
the celebrated “Very Sharp" Strep Dressing, which is
edge on the dulleat rasor.
This article is positively sold only by The Sentinel to its
readers, and cannot be purchased in any store.
ll. will
Five Premium Coupons Cut from
The Sentinel and 25c
So do not throw dull blades away, but strep 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, and when you have five oonaecutive numbers. bring
them In The Sentinel etllce with 35 cents in cash. and
get a box of this eaabrated ‘Dressiog.
Seven Good Reasons Why You
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mm
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using Very harp as directed this is eliminated.
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Coat Sweaters.
High Grade Shoes, $3
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Fashionable shades, fabrics and styles.
.50 to $5.00.
Men’s cold weather wearables.
PRICE’S Clothing Store
98 Washington Street
Popular Prices, $10, "$15, $18 to $25
Winter Caps are here—25c, soc, $1.00, $1.25.
Warm Underwear.
No. 1185-2.
Tales:
The Hatch 81 Bailey Company
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
hone, so.
plaster and wall-paper. it is
and keep a. large supply on b
BEAVER BOARD
is gaining rapidly in popularity as a substitute for lath and
of artistic designs for walls and ceilings,
wide scope for individual preferment and taste. We are agents
susceptible of an infinite variety
and permits of a
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a Heating System that will keep yo
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E rooms, the facilities of the house an
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' Phone 742
fer nut to be warm in your new;
house this winter is to have us installz
We‘ll study the location of your
tell you whether a Hot Air. Hot Water
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NORWALK, comm
"THE NEW SCIENCE
i Definition of Chiropractic
3 Chiropractic is the science of the
cause of the disease and the art of ad-
. lusting the same. Diseases are caused
by a wrench, twist or sprain in the.
hack. Even if done in childhood it
.creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life in the different organs and
,limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause (i
this disease and pain, and health is
restored through harmonizing the six
nerve systems in your body.
Nervousness. Rheumatism Paraly-
u.sis. Heart Kidney and Female Die-
eases are ghenaneciai attention: also
Curvature of the Spine You will
never regret giving Chiropractic a
,chanco to help you.
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T. FRANCIS. D. C.
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