Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, November 29, 1911 · page 9

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WI without injury to fabrics «l'l'lcnds.
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10 mi?” l. . POrS" .18 ”09. an ex eri' V" ulu. prpanlIuIl in the Christ Church,
II“ mont—-Its mom has ' en lsunday. I

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t removes all stains Ifromv
finest and coarsest fabrics.
Parsli will cleanse finest laces or greasy
overalls In three operations--

Soak - Boil -

Over thirty million pounds were used' In
Germany last year. At 100, Persil' Is by I
for the most economical washing powder
made. Try a package and be convinced.

 

 

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Mind Agnon wolt'h of ”New ‘ York,
hall boon I'lultlnl,r tIiIVIIIiIls' in Sungav

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Harly Shot wood

‘ Ml‘. and Aim. “(’1‘)”?
‘ 71love lllll‘t‘lllliivllfll a hhmo
dauglttn‘r. Mills Johanna.

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i A l‘nmlll nnlhI‘IliuI. hill ho hold to

Iuolroa at tho tIrIInII of Mr and MIN.
(lustuI LIIhn in (hours iiiuhwal.

The report that in. lr‘rod Atlanta
had IIIIt't‘IIIrIIIIi a paralytic stroke is un-
founded. llr. Adams‘ lined {nthor in I
V.IIIII‘I‘ioualy ill. .

 

 

 
 

 

Mom- IIIEIMI hum...

. Mn, and Mrs. John ii Wood wili'
.II'IIIItIIrIolII Mr. and Mrs. t‘IhaunIIII liar
Vlmv and MI“. and Nil-NJSIIIIIIIIII titular.
Vat. dinner tomorrow.

.\‘o tidings ilill‘t' IIIt iIII-IIII hoard from
il‘inrno iI‘Inns tho i'I‘yIIIIrIolIl non of
3 iv. and .\iI.I_ lumps in runs. who IllNI
;IIIIIIIIIIIIIIl inst \IIulIIIIsIluI uiIIiIII. ‘

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; Tomorrow iIIIiIIg ii iIIuIIl huihluv. tho:
ililu‘tu‘y will ho. olonod all (lulu I
Loiilco and stores nili rlos‘u at ill a.
I'l‘lIrIrIc will hunt) rnrnl Ilcilvot‘y.

3 John linw oi thin town. unto an
iutumutiup IIIouIIIm huimc tin: humor
:oi thI.I (athollo Vin Ion Council K II!
Vii, 0r XIIIIII’allI Monday wooing.

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"NORWALK

'l‘lIIII-II. will he n sunrtuo i‘nuultsgix'lng

survive tomorrow morning from I to
8 o‘clock. at the East Avonuo Metlm:

 

dist Church.

'ihe- weathiu fol l0lllOl"'lUi\ is sumo
what of a IIll)l.li(‘lll although tiII- lnI 'tl
prophets mo of tho. opinion that to

. Inonrow will be clear.

Miss Man (i RillIII. Ilnugzhtot of Mr
and “Its. HINT) llldul, oi Fast \or-
walk. a stndont. at Mount llolIolm (Tol-
leno, is homo im- thc Thnnknuixtug
holidays,

Howard (lohrmanu and itohmt ’i‘ntII.
who am medical students at the Long!
Island Hospital. In? spending illo'li.
Thanksgiving holidays at tholrlCnI~1
Norwaik homes

“ ‘ 'l‘ho 0110195 mo remit fm the fray
Itouiortow and MI: praIlng lot a dry
wind in (mic that the field may no in
Tai condition for thcll gunII-I with tho

So So 91m on tomorrow.
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Under the soothing intiuonces of tho
warm ti'illll, Jack Front in ooming‘out
ol' the ground, leaving the streets and
sidewalks in a soft, sticky condition

. which is anything but pleasant to walk

in

The emplmees of the (‘Iesceut Lann
dry. of Sl‘flllPW avonno, am working
oveltimc in ordet that tlIcI man have
tomorrow off The men and unmon
ate in good condition to partake 0r
ililo turk.

 

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Burr Glegory the vetolan manager
of :liainer‘ 5 East Side store. at Ilene
dict's Emma, is enjoying a couple 01'
days' well-earned ’vacation from his
runes. Mr. Gregory will spend
'l‘lninkugivlmg.r Day with relatives in
Milford.

A praise senice will be held at. the‘

East AIcnue Methodist Church tomor-

' row morning ham 7 until 8 o’clock.

RIII William w. Giltieswili have

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Tim oiitmluI: pltmum 1qu been
in tho Moat Nutw'tlk whim” ”WI 1" lIrI-paII-Ii int tho IIIINI IIIIIIIIinI: of lhn‘
tIIIIuIIuI at 1:30 octoch. 'i‘hII IIchIiIsIIII t huntuuqun (‘ lIIiII al.1Ih will on hold.
at both schools Won‘t whit .ItzIInIlI-Il by on IhocmhoI 18 III: [hr homo of Mrai
:illII friends and I'claIIiI‘I-I or thII..lm ii. .i. Ncwton: Summon n! chaptm‘V

jl‘llSI Til“ )‘ounu lwmtio illtl BIN"? tlu'un ilI‘Icn'n Alllt‘l‘ii'iill lommon
IhIoIInlIIIIII IlIIIirIIruzrntnu.Iloiuuiiwic‘ Wi‘tlllil. (irnnvillII Muchnnalc; IIhIIIrt
alums in a manner that I'ollIII'icIi I'I'Ivl biography of Aloxnmiur Huntiltou.

~it. upon thoInIIIIIiI'IIII and tho” lnmruc “If“. D. ll. ilt‘udic): blunt {Igngmpm
to" Al thntlouo of tho I-mroiaou llm oI Patrick Hump. (ammo lint-duh:
l’OMlll would wow IliumlsmIIi for the paper. Rocon't list.» u! the. injunction“
rmnuindnr of lhtI ouch. «1.11mi oponinit i) it BInIlluI.

main on Monday. Dovcmhct l

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TDKIO. .lupuu. Nov. 28.--~-I’I‘htt hud-
1 Thu Tlgoni‘oothuil will“. 0i Elm ‘ got- as finally completed Ivan I‘Ifliclully
I \‘uru‘alk, huvo Ithmluiod" tili‘I‘e game-s llllllOlillz‘l‘ll today. it shown Ilw follow-
for mu next three time Tomorrow "lug amounts in who It you being
InoIninIz Ihm IIlll tnlto on tho track unIIiIIIlIInt to about. film tent: in Am-
iIIItu (“(Hllllnsl‘ll oi' Inomhuls of Room? minim lnonoI:

l 'l‘. of ”III F: :‘InlIlin school. This gnaw; i'w‘toteiptn wordinult, 50,.qu coo; ox-
:wlli lII plowed (it'llw (tolonlal lm. On t-monllnar‘l. I'l‘lfllllljltlil
I'I‘riIlaI IlIeI will pin) the Water; IisixpmuiiturouI5~t‘lrtliuurl‘. 409.5th

Htlots at tho Concord lot and on Sal-30th);
urtial tho St Milt. .\ s clown will stuck; . 'l‘ho dufloit tum" hr the. 1.5.90 000
up nuglnat IhIIIn on the Wit-I‘m lot arenas ct expenditures over reclaim
."llIII hula IIIII math and mum {or the will he met by union the Misting our.
rim and are dot crmincd to make it. Vplut-I. amounting to about 113.000.0004,
”1le ulruiuht. a i ' ,
i thn lIIIIl .lumus nus tInIelinui
throughout England, as special corroi FORMS.
spondout of the Non York Clippel,jI WASHINGTON \m 29 muting.“
iInIInI ,I-Iuns 8:0 ho olton Inn new or the Unltcti tSIItIIII may. soon haw
mam, curious things, one. of uhich out i wtnlor uniforms. Inorc conti’ortablo
flcvfi M It Balilllle. “i8! outside “‘1 loud aorvtccnhlc for sclcro weather
minghnnl and neat tho Lozolls. Icnldcd "than the unii’ornlu now horn bl um;
=1 dwiw!‘ ”lilo 18W)! named John M0 branch of [ionic Sum'sfiurvlrd. ..
lCllllUllgll, and "Di l0 be balllnd build: A ban"! of (”m (‘lh’ (Ionngnapd of
to his mum «Ii‘istwmtic neighbor” he Icol J u MIIIIIIIIIII. Intuit-:01 C. 1..
had II largo. coal ol‘IInnIa nailed up ov~i McAnlrIy 1.; K
9‘“ his (1001 This (onulsted 0’ a mum ‘ Williams. and Capt. l. M. Gullck iii,
bright T9121 WONG“ Shield upon which now inquiring into the subject and
the unique suiIoIIIII-Iiutlon appeared. ‘ln probably will
thuxmntol- was the ironing board, on snug of its
i one aide unooso. on the other a cub~ short time.
huge. underneath throo spools of
thread. and above nil in tho scroll
“list! 0h, List!" and beneath the
words. “John McCullough. Tailor to
the Grand Turk." Here a little explan-
ntlon is necessary. The list is the 501- I
:vnge which is tom ofi’ tho IlIoth The
gonna Iepmscnts the hon the cabbage
all cler that is not used, \‘llllt‘h he.
pockets for himself and the Grand
Turk is the. name of an English public
house adjoining the tailor shot). -

extraordtumr. 1 III £100,000.

who...“ I..I.......W~.Wm.mu.

MARINES TO HAVE WlNTER UNI

 

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South Nomalk‘Pecple Kliow How
to Save it.

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lag the kidneys when they know those

resposlblo for a vain amount. of suit-
faring and ill heamimtho slightoat Ile-

 

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The Chi rout l‘livonts c't’uii will not

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Cole Major (lion ’

make public the III-l ,
lnvostlgutionV within a I

KEEP THE liiflllEVS ”WELL .

Health Is Worth Saving. and Samoa

MunIv South Norwolk hoopla take ‘ 9
their lives in their hands by neglooi- I ‘

organs need help. Sick kidneys are I.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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It will be highly appreciated by all women.oid

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ONE DOZEN ORANGE WOOD STICKS.
ONE DOZEN LONG FLEXIBLE EMERY

, dated by all

family.

manicuring the nails.
bring them to The Sentinel Ofiice. with 95 cents in

seen to be appreciated Come In and look it over.

 

WOMAN WAI-rs EXECUTIONER'S
swono. h

ICHIEMNITZ. Germany." Nov. 29.-—

Convicted of having poisoned her 13?

lay in dangerous. Use Doan’ a Kidney
P-illI‘l-~—a remedy that hop cured thou-
sands of kidney suncrers. Here is an
East Norwalk citizen's rccommenda»

lean -old daughter to obtain $5,000 111- tion:
suranco. Magdalena Volght la'awitin‘s‘ Moo. 0. Peterson 50 First. sheet
tlie sword of the executioner. Sen- East waalk, Conn, salvs: .“l found

preach the sermon.

‘ "the road is axiltle' duct) and nonletlmei wears and“ five months' imprisonment

fhmgeof‘ the suntan. VAI. 10.30auu- tame of death was paused upon the
on seivuewili bc hold at the South ’ V 1 i win w German
Norwaik Congregational Church at woman, Who 5 a. O ' Y
which time Re“ Mr‘ Gillies will still adheres to the old medlaovnl
' method at beheading Demons sentenc-
____”______ «its death, but. instead 0'! an axe,a

(Efforts are again being made to rc- 391% “Mill “WM ‘9 31399- ' It has
item that part. of Osbbrn avenue been some ”1119 all!“ u wanna has
which is a’fle'Cde by the duplication 9991‘ “will“ in Hermann A Dec“
llllllE’Il nu. minim. Imam A, "bliritl liar Iowa: uarvInsIItms-e is that

i ditch here QauVVsea the Watar to back up the woman was at the. “me time found

and to cry {lilac it rains this auction or Built? 0' W11 find sentenced ‘0 W0

anéIe deep with water A gang oil then I‘m.“ a ““9 M 975' Whether she will
”6 excavating again today .. bovopmpollod to“ sex-Va that sentence
I Inn South sentencc ta executed

acacia Kidney Pills to be an mambo
‘ltldnev medicine and loot as rcpreaunt-
ed. I was subject to dizzy and nervous
spells and my kidneys were badly V-dhl-
ordered. My back and head pelted null-
I was feeling miserably when common
“ahead me to Iii-II Doau' a money Irma
'Iihuy promptly "rollover! lhé and before
long all ”Warns- of my trouble dis-
appeared" »

I'Flor salts by all dealars.‘ Price till
cents. Foster-Milbnrn. 00., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United

 

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Remember the namngoaan-Hm '4
take no Other. I

 

 

 

 

VV".VVV)‘ A I“ ‘V _ ‘7. $ .3:
Va; at tho banning of the liar, and
at the age or 15 was appointed Adju-
But Gob. Hanan .VDlIiu’t Know it Un- taut mural in Wag-fig Brigade
. til In Full. Day; Ago. His tomes wane among those leading
NEW YORK, Nov. 29‘...“ a meet. the attack at the battle of Cedar
tug of" the chufede‘lI-ale Veteran Cgmp Creek on Oct. 19 18.64 and he received
or New York. last night, at the Hotel {a bullet wound Ila IIfiIe throat. He was
hater. Gen. Clarence R. Batton gave ““1. up in a haulinl at Lewlsburg.

.a min qescrtpuon or the battle oriunfliafter Lee’ .Blirrbader the runaw-

L‘cdar CreiIk, wheie Sheridan' 3 forcesI mil Anuih.

were momentarily repulsed, and tribeni “sti‘wcaklffien
informed hlj mot- comradc shat he bug 1’91». “Ell“ 50$ I,
had loomed calf last week. after In Will V

surgical examination. that the bullet‘i'l‘lafivd all“: “(it
he received in the action was still in- . ~ .

 

.BULLET IN mac". 4? YEARS.

 

 

Vwas suitor-

 

cash and get one of thus: Outfits. It must be

, plan or emancipation.

3y Edwlnltfl. Mead. Rot I3. L. Davis

 

‘ng no sugar:
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cannot be purchased In any store, even at double the price. Given for

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III Consccutive Numbers, cut from nu: SENTINEL . * 1

By having one of these Outfits. you bavc practically eight separate articles" In one cabinet. You do " L ‘V
not know the satisfaction and real enjoyment that may be obtained by owning "on": afl‘nese up» ~to-date i.
Cabinets. A place for each article. which Is niways In its place. Especially convenient for traveling.“

and young.

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A perfect beauty.

Sentinel Vanity Box Coupon ‘

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WENDELL Pl-llLlJPs ANNIVERSII
ARV.

BOSTON. Mam. Nov. 29.:—Appro~
print!) exercises were arranged for to
day in celebration‘ot the century of
the birth of Wendell . Phillips. the
distinguished abolitionist orator. Be-
coming at sunrise with a service..;at

the Phillips tomb in Milton ”Came: '

tory, the program providcd for fitting
tribute to the memory or. the charm;

'11: Phillips Square, the Site of his
home tram 1841 to 1882. it was al-rang- i
on to holdl‘exorclaes with addressé'sI
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the birthplace of Phillips, cor
Beacon and Wahmt streets. . __
Court Synagogue and Faneuil K
where the: announced speakers
I'I‘I'ancis Jackson Garrison, Dr. Fr
H. Ro’wley, Miss Alice Stone Bl
«Neil, A. E. Pillsbury,E Garry _
and John A Nichols." '

 

N0 CDNTESY ON
Buckingham Ii’oat; .No ~12. II.
will elect once.“ at the mastitis
Friday night. Although there will
only be a change in the calcars t .
is. no contest on, it. is nodal-stood "
the “election is practically mu
result. V.

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