' sole:
edit Lungs
P ‘ . £00thes. What does your doctor recommend? like only
OWAYTON
George Minor, 01’ New York. hue
, been spending a few days' vocation In
town.
Dr. William J. Moore of New York.
'Ipent a few days at his home here,
this week.
Rudolph A. inllr. « the Rowayton
avenue plumber, has been visiting in
Bridgeport.
The house of Robert Senizi, in R0
ton avenue. is being repainted nnd oth-
erwise improved. A
The. Rowayton football team expects
to play a team from South Norwnlk on
Thanksgiving duy.
“ovum-g..—
Tbc yacht Comrade. owned by Rob-
l
Ayersfiheu‘yPeotorai. We
believe it prevents, protects,
. hiineve time ””0""
11111111111131.1111 inclement weather condl
tione. The Town Hall wen fairly well
filled end, all present enjoyed every
minute of the play.
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Mrs. E. l). Finch has taken. pumme-
sion other home on East Maple utreet.
New Gannon. after an extended visit
with relatives 11111011111111.
Telephone subscribers in Dorian ex.
pericnoed a. lot of trouble communlcnb
lug with the outside world yesterday
morning. There wan quite a little wire
“trouble" reported.
”aw—......
It was with considerable ditllcnlty
that the rend roller was extracted from
its predicament in Mansfield avenue.
when the right hind wheel sank into;
the water ditch The machine which}
belongs to the state contractor-11 was
borrowed tor the purpose of levelling
the ditch and while putting over the
freub di1t sank deeply into the trench
“...—WM
George B. (illnndler. of Rocky Hill.
ert Sculzi. has been hauled out or the
water for the winter season.
-llest prices on groceries.
S. & ll. grccn trolling slumps.
Grocery ()0.
Albert Lynch, or West Side avenue.
hoe taken a position with the Yule it
Towne Mnnuiucinring Company. in
Stamford.
We give
lloston
it is time to get the charity thought
to working, PM it is not wry long be
fore the. generous blind Mil have its
opportunity.
Albert Benjamin, who has been
unending a few days hero. has return
ed to New York. lie is 11 summer rc-ni
dent of, Tokcneke.
A flock of wild goose was observed
going south Sunday morning. This in
only another indication of the up
pronch of cold weather.
A Kansas milroud etntion neont
lungs this notice on the. knob of bin
“llon't blow this sale. Turn the
knob once to the right and it will
open The contents are yours'“
it is stated thnt. amending to tmdi-
“on. we will have 16 snow slot in» lilo
coming winter. as the first snow storm
arrived on the ibtb of the month; ulso
P that the winter will be it wry worm
one.
Superintendent (‘uiiroy. of the lion
“tonic. l’owot‘ Conlpnny, bus ling .1
men examining the street lights on
mum of those below Guidor‘e corner
not giving sniiicient light and snys tlutt
I change will liePlltatlt.‘ in the circuit
no as to give. propor service
Pastor Willinm ii PMoDolmott will
preach nt bo h the morning nnii ovn
hint; services at the Methodist Enla-
cope! illllil‘t‘h tomorrow, The Will of
the sermon at tho illiil‘llillii norvioo,
which will begin iii lil::lil o‘clm-k. will
be Gratitude, and that of tho '1‘ o‘clock
' evening service, The i‘Zluhtil (Yotnnluntl-
ment, l’unl Moody will have ohurgo
of tho lliblr- (flung and the their will
rehdt‘r episolnl pron ruins ui ouch nor
vice. All are wr-ltomo,
I
Rudolph A. Lohr
Phone 405
ROWAVTON, CONN.
Plumbing & Heating
lNSTALLER OF THE
“Belkuap” System
0F HOT WATER HEATINO
Moot Modern and Economical
System.
1will/1 facts and figures.
.illtcreutinx speaker. he seemed own,
mldresscd the Men‘s Club. Thur-eddy
iniht at tho Congregational Church. oni
iCommiselon Government
in (Li-iilnnd
in bus mode a otudy oi government ot
vngrious types. and he was londod:
Always no?
in better form. Thursday night. A’l‘hv:
audience was quite charmed with tilo‘
Rocky Hill orator.
”with“ t.
A Virginian lieroino a three- nit
ploy, ubounding in lntoroutinu situa-
tions was given cleverly in the town
hull. Thursday night. under the one-
plcee of the Musical and llrnmtlc So-
‘cioty. The principal parts Wore ink
on by Mrs. R. W. Lew. Mm. (‘wili
iiodgmnn Miss Florence hisoDonulti
and Miss Helen Brummer. The play
P\'ttiti glton under direction or E. A.
Spoont-r.
At the Methodist i‘hurt it on Sun l 1:
tho dnz'n or. virus will bouin at p it
n m with 11 love loom prayer survive.
At lilzliil n. m. the pastor. Rot. tit-(trite
llcnton Smith will preach and adminis-
ter tho t‘onmuniotl. Sunday school at
noon. Choir practice at £1130 p. m.,
yYonng people's uervtco at 6.413 p. ill.
Evening Worship It 7:30 with nospoll
sermon by punter. Subject. In it Notlri
log to You? Everybody welcome.
i‘onnidcrnble lntorout will be tit-moth,
slrutod ut the special town mootingP
which will be held in the Town linllP
Pon llounlbor i nt whilh limo the re A
port 111' the committee nppninivd.
Kiilllvi 1i.1tn recording the putt bone at
HH‘ boso nod 11 chomicnl wnuon wfill
be submitted and some notion inherit
thoroon. Action will tilso be token on
”I" petition of (loortto' W. Short-r for;
illl electric light on. the corner 0!,
Maple outi (‘otltcr streets :
John 1111111111111 75 53...... old 111mI
yt-nlerdoy morning lit the Boldim-a'l
Homo, Noroton Heights. Hemorrhage!
of the brain Who the direct room». 0'.
(h'fllll. Mr. ilotsiord but] been at the
Home More 1893. He cumi- from ilir'
minghum, t‘otln. He, is survived by
bill widow, now living at Springfield,
Music. 11 stepson. .l. W. l‘inllou. "1.th-
druggiot intuitions at New Haven. nut'
11 ulster. Mr. iloluford served in t'om-
lpnny ll of the 20th Connecticut Real»
Pmcnt thirtyiour ")0“an iiilt tum-rel:
will b» held Monday at 2 p. m. di‘lllt"
”Oillt'. lnlormont will be ill Sprinz
timro cemetery.
tendered Mrs. tlhtlriex Raymond at her
resident-1- on Maple uvenuo. Wednes-
duy, November mind. in honor of her
uel‘t-llty-uovonill birthday. Miro, lisy-
montl 11nd her titlnghthr proved churni-
lug ontortuincru and the occasion will
innit lit' rulnembtn‘od by those who
were present. Music and singing watt
enjoyed by oil. bountiful reirolh-
montn wore norved. utter which the
fillt'fltfl deported, wishing their hostel»
DARIEN‘
AND
Nonorou
Dropout 8. M. Allen, of Main street.
spent Thunder in New York city on
. P purine“.
um Emma Bottling, of New
hot week.
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Iii-ta Horton. Smith has returned "
to her name in Dorian otter spending
I week in New, Gannon with relatives
and friends.
Another auction on scored in the
mention at the Virginian Heroine
tut evening by the new Md, so-
.mty of the documented“ church.
011-
mm fluted with friends in Dorian
many more happy birthdays. Antoni:
those present were Mm. Crooltor and
Mrs. Htudwell of Stamford: Mrl. War.
den Mrs. Parks. Mrs. Eddy. Mru.
Cherie» Raymond. .lr., Mru. Allison and
daughter and Mrs. Frederick, of Ill-n-
us: Mrs. St. John. at ltowoytoo; urn.
Stream/11rd and Mrs. William Werner,
or Ntn'olom. Mrs. Clarion w. RayA
mend. Min Anion Raymond. Mrs.
Clock. int-11.311. notion 11ml Min 1.. s.
lanxdon. of Dorian.
Hunting
Sup i y es
manning Tuna. etc.
Schlichting Bros. 81 Co.
it». won‘t two. it loin It. Demo
Pii;
,inu
istiiutos.
l A very plonnuui surpriiw psrty wnsP
PiliiPilStll Hill
liiliilliii iilliilil
Local Members are Munch inter-
eaten in the Bill Expected til
Pm Congress 3
Memberl of the local militia 00m-
puniel are much intérentod‘in the Fed-
el'ul pay bill for the National Guard.
which will be placed before'the House
of Representatives in Washington on
Dec. t for approval. Lvery miliiiemlln
in the country, State and city in in-
tore-lied in the outcome. tor it means
that, it the bill in penned the govern-
ment i'dr the liret time will recognise
the importance or the National Guard.
This bill was presented to the.
liouue oi’ Representatives in 1910, and,
in the Senate a month later. it 'Vllil‘
reported with amendments. ‘to the
Hound by n majority vote of the com»
mitloo tutti. with minor amendments.
was passed in the Home. On account
at the fact that tho Sonote session was
ulmoot ended it (Oilld not be brought
before that body for n iinnl vote
The new bill provides that oil usr
liounl gunrdsmcn shall receive 25 per
cent. of the pay allowed to the rogu-
inrly enlisted men in the United
Sluice nrmy for nttondun-cc at 45
drills during entail urmy your of nor-
\lce. For lone nttcndnnce lit drills,
the percentage ll lens, and no pay in:
ullowod 11 militiamen who does not ntAPf
thud 2:1 drills it your. All the regular;
onlinttsd etiidicrn in the United StatenA
1mm not about sti'n month. or 8168
11 50111. the tunount of puy coming to?
tho. militin in not mllniliccui, to any
that lollni. it would be 342 per unnum. P
TM» would he {lif‘ttilliillwilt‘ no at phi",
111ml they do not rot‘oim any pin}.
and most of them pay duos voluntnr.
ily tor the hurt bane of furnishings furl
liioil rooms nod for their upkeep. '1‘th
pustular- of tho new bill would at. lentil
let them brouh moo 1111 the year‘s ox?
i
pouch. i
couono AT mom i
Pmonns loss oi sloop u blob ill but! torAE
moryono l-‘uloy'n Honey and Tori
At‘nmponnd stops the comb ot onotm
rtliolon the lli‘l‘slllli'. and dryness in"
thr- thront 14nd iii-ale the infirm-til
tncmbrnnos. i'rovonta n cold dovolt’uri
into bronchitis or pneumonia!
Keep niwnys in the house lit-tutu». nub i
Tho ilritiuo Pharmacy and
O!
W. ’l‘. Mixtnm‘o & Co.
The
Housatoni c
Power Co.
DESIRES to
ANNOUNCE
that it will send around con-
vaescrs 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 .compony
may plan a new business
campaign which will be mu~
tually beneficial to its con-
sumer: Ind itself. The com-
pany respdctfully requests
thnt the public give the can.
Vlllfl'l the desired inform
tiorl Ind begs to secure
them that this is not on ad-
vertising scheme and does
not bind them to do our
thing.
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8 Records
from nix 0f the“ but monies!
show. new pinyin: It Brood-
wey Themed: Gyply Love,
The Little Millionaire, The
Siren, The Kin Wlits,
Around the World and The .
Fascinating Widow. You
should have some of these
records for your
...-«M-
A. 1. ANGEVINE o
SON co.
, other
‘buzzer. which prevented conversation
a".
"The watchful coneor wu suspicious
Edison Phonograph
QINOMIAING‘ ’WL‘IPHONI.
Fer the first time 0 war nonpor-
ehlp has bad to take active count.
11111100 oi the telephone 011,111 new
trantlmitter. Boulder cutting the only
cable rrom Tripoli. the Altullan gov-
ernment hue tunedyorderb that no
conversation about“ the war shall] he
held by telephoneylwhich'is'the orA
dinury menus or communication for
newspapero betWeon Porto and MilungN
ltalinn papers are v‘ry strontdyl\
represented in Paris, most of them
keeping three or tour‘corrupondenti
there who telephone their news every
night and 11s experiments have prov-u
ed that more words can he upolten my PP‘
I given time in ltnllln. than in any P
language. A twenty- minute
ttlllt each night illie several columns
When the wor began the order was
given that it pny one telephoning
mentioned the war the telephone op»
orator should immediately turn on a
i
until she had disconnected the epoch-
Her order: ”were simple. No
one was lo upeult in any language but
ltsllnn or French. and there was to
be no war tnllr. howuver innocent.
When every one was anxious to
khow if the ltalian troops had lnnd~
ed at Tripoli without oppo‘oition. one
correspondent in Paris hoped to
evnde the celleorehip by etrutouem.
so he called up his Mllnn representa—
tive:
“That you. Smith?”
“Yes.“
“All Well?"
“Yen."
"Mru. Smith well?"
"Yes."
"Did she arrive all right?"
"Yes."
“She imd the children had no both-
or in lendinu‘."
At this point the buzzer begun
and would take no chllnoon. A lmndott
Miter.
.1 ”5.-..-.“ ...... .....w»..L..-m
Advertise in The Sentinel.
LOVER’S
“The Place"
LADIES’
FOOTWEAR
CROSS ..... . . 33.00-33.50
PERFECTA ........ $3.50
COLLEGE GIRL. . .3400
MEN’S
.FOOTWEAR
HANAN ...... 35.50-36.00
RALSTON ......... $4.00
ELITE. $3.50. $4.00. $5.00
WEBER BROS. ...S3.50
SCHOOL
SHOES
$1.00 to $3.00
TWO STORES
Norwnlk South Norweilt
...».
A chance to buy n
Kitchen
Range
CHEAP
We hove three
OAMFLI RANOIO
merited at prices to mike them
so, quickly
Horace R. Nash
N. NIiII&WefiStI.
SNomdk
“..—
iiotel Mahackenlo
t. 11. coupon. In.
unwcnwcutomlprromrl
um {I mt our one crew
SUNDAY DINNIIS 750
of“ mm“-
“mom“.mm
W
11ml plutonium er. _ ,
out.
and the
‘0“ Where.
mm
To Enjoy life
you need a healthy stomach. a0- .
tive liver. kidneys and bowels.
These or anon-and the nerves
load—wore better, do
. new. when helped by
BEECHAMS
PILLS
[photo-Mold“!-
DETROIT,
when hedound
tWo children,
wouldn't do.
Superintendent
Stole
the loinuoborg
BACKACH E,
in notion. quirk
Pharmacy
Co.
Mich,
'dozen pcrub women employed to the
county building, all of whom were will-
ing tottnke another husband.
up before Charles Kimball, u beings-
burx, Mich, merchunt, lust night, and
as a result. Kimball will today lend
Mrs. Edith (look to the altar.
The groom is a widower. lib yours
and reputed woll-to-do.
Cookris ten years his junior.
Mrs. (look. no to speak. "woe accep-
ted on the second bullet."
lug over the row or "eligiblee." Kim-
bull quickly mode 11. tiret choice, but.
he decided
Employment. Bureau.
moo. mean kidney broublc.
niliw it to pronroiui beyond the math
oi medicine but stop it promptly with
Foley Kidney Pills.
action of the urinary organs. 1
to reunite. The itridgc A: .
and W. T.ng1noro t2” ,,
Bring Your .
Prescriptions to
' Parker
the Properlption Ope-
ctalm in charge at
W. F.Wigmore 81 Co.
DRUGOISTI
I North Main It» 80. Hamill
P,’ELEOTPED SCRUB WOM,AN AB“
WIFE.
Nov. 25.-—-OvPcr u
lined
Mrs.
After look-
thnt the woman had?
lhut she
Kimbnll's notion wus tortured by
that
David May of
to whom;
merchant had announ-
ced his willinxnuuu to wed nunin.
HEADACHE. NER-P’
VOUBNEBS
and rheumatism. both in men nnd wo-
UNKNOWN MAPN KILLED BY TRAIN '
NEW lDNlM).\. Nth
known mun won ntrucit in the \ionPA
innit motion out )‘t‘t-iit‘l l‘tlny afternoon "
and iuntnlllly killed by the truth.
body was picked up by the crow or o ,,
positing freight.
as",
A~ An tin
TO ALL
.l. M. Lath 81 Co.
REAL ESTATE I. iNBURANCE
AGENTS
5 Railroad Ave..
Also Steamohlp Agent. PM Old
Dominion Lino. Clyde Line. 8:-
vonnnh Lino Ind Mallory Line.
INC.
00. Nomlk.
POINTS SOUTH
Do not ,
They regulate the , ‘
Tonic '
The P
Fenwick
Open Hono-
unrrlo’
I
to.
i
h
,.
”mu—...”... .. ......
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Optical Co.
[VII IXAMINID III!
AND CLA“IO GUARANTIIO
and Gateway cunning-
IANK BUILDING.
loath Nomlk‘
DAVID W. RAYMOND
Funeral Directornnd Embohner
is North Neill “not. tenth Nam»
motion”. ll Waningun limit.
Telephone at olden, m
Telephone or been. an
The Reed at vhf”
Eimtricleo.
impairment-1m.
“purulent. onet-
111 on Town , »
Lure“
V’ftliifl
We are Featuring this Winter
t1-
OVERCOATS
ALL THE FASHIONABLE COLORS
VELVET COLLARS, CLOTH COLLARS,
CONVERTIBLES
CHEAPER COATS AS WELL AS BETTER ONES
Raglans, Ulsters, Regulars
Men’s Winter Apparel
Shoes
PRICE’S Clothing Store
98 Washington Street
Phone No. 11854.
The Hatch 81 Bailey Company
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
Telephone. 46.
BEAVER
plaster and wall-paper.
and keep a large supply on he
in gaining rapidly in popularity as a substitute for lath and
it is susceptible of an infinite vurlety
of artistic designs for Willis and ceilings, and permits oi
wide scope for individual preicrniont and taste. We are agents
BOARD
a
nd.
WAY
for you to be warm in your new
house this winter is to have us install
a lienling Syntem that will keep you
comiortnble on the coldeat dnyt
We'll study the location of \our
rooms, the fucilitles oi the. house and
tell you whether it Hot Air. Hot Water
or Steam System will satisfy you best.
. Company '
Phone 742 NORWALK. CONN.
Cut Clean he the Point
Thick 0 0r thine-wool.
silk or co oil—if your their to
n Win it will make 0 clean
cut the full len h of the blade
without" chow n; ”or“ pinch- .
I“Wise II the standard with
tellers, ”emoticon; and 0 there
who use it pair of sheets or a
working tool.
Wlu‘ share and scissors cost
no marathon the nvm but
it t oh: I
mr‘h:r' Indpcontluuouu
work than any other-lit the
for. ,cutting room or
Wm a 1111 11-1 of no
Mailman ll'youdo
not and them satisfactory
in Imywlvlfidih‘ hm
be» you "If WK“
you can return tomato
our aim and we will
cheerfully refund the full
mount you paid.
The Jones & Hotchlliss _
THE NEW SClENCE
Pi Definition of Chiropractic
Chiropractic is the science of the
; cause of the disease and the art of ad-
justing the some Diseases are caused
by a wrench twist or sprain in tie
back men it done in childhood it
creates pinched nerves and pain 121
«later life in the diderent orgn.‘ ~ .. 11
1.1mm
‘3 Chiropractors remove the cause it
lthis disease and pain and health in
Irestored thlough harmonic ing the six
nerve system: in your body.
I Nerronaneos. Rheumatism Paraly-
lain. Heart, Kidney and Female Dis-
eanel are given special attention: also
lCurvnilll‘e of the Spine. You will
never regret giving Chiropractic 3
chonce to help you.
'1'. FRANCIS. D. C.
.94 WASHINGTON 8T. 80. NORWALK
Magnetic Treatments Given Also
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WALL
PAPER
Fall Styles
E. E. Gorbam
Decorator
P Eon Norwulk
it) First 8L.
Triephoueiiouriiivc'lwo
Daily Line to N. Y
For FREIGHT 0111
MW noel-low
almmflowtofiim
3:11“ in in“ II
to. 11M South Harwell“ up to ”:15
pl .0
Norm“: Steamboat. Gummy
Annie] 3.0mm. c. (1.1-lemme.
Loan more! m
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when the recent property men
too executive 1100' windmill Wont
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