f Miss ltene Ly nch. of West side ave-
Ire, is ill withra severe cold.
W
”. Mrs. William Huyler of Bewayton
avenue, has been ill the past few days.
’ ~' ”Traci: Ambler; ouWesleyan Uulven
slty. spent Thanksgivng at his home
“ATVA‘IM‘BWItytOn a‘l'enllb.” “"
: Dr..Wllliam J. Moore, of New York.
was a Thanksgiving guest of his par.
:0ats it! Pond street.
R. A. Lohr. the Rowayton avenue
..plumber. spent Thanksgiving with his
parents in Bridgeport.
7“. lodWhrd H: White. of vainyton ave-
nue, has been confined to his home by
illness the past few days.
Robert 'Scalzi. o‘i‘ Fem-second street,
has been entertaining his sister. Mii‘B.
‘ Edward Percival,'of Bridgeport.
. milest prices 011 groceries. We give
'8. & H. green trading stumps. Boston
201-011er '00. .
Elwood Broadway, of Crockett
street, is spending 11 few days with
‘1 {fiends in Paterson, New Jersey.
Frederick E. Lockwood who was in
these resumed his newspaper mute.
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smileld and;
daughter Helen and son Robert, of}
New York. as-e'guests of Captain and
Mrs. Andrew Mills.
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Contractor ll. 0. Mills. of Dnrienf
road has seemed the contract to plan-l
tor the pumping station at 'l‘okcneko.
Th cwork begins today
James J. Farrell entertained a iargei
house party yesterday at his new real
deuce at Hickory Bluff. The iht'mmd‘éi
l
1
are being placed in condition.
Mrs. Aaron G. Sieiens' mother ““1110
has been seriously ill with t) phold for
or, is greatly improved. She was ink
an ill in Torrington during the typhoid
epidemic.
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The remains of George W. Ray- i
. world. who died in Dorian. this Amok.
were interred in Union cemetery. Row-3
. ayton. Wednesday afternoon. Rev.‘
5-~1l.rouiI-French, rector of 'SI. Luke's"
Church. Norcton. officiated.
Workmcn have finally succeeded lui
erecting the. large derrle at the Cole-
nel Raymond bridge. esterday one
end of it slipped and knocked one oft
the workmen into Five Mile Iivet lle‘
was obliged to hustle home to get 11'
dry change of clothing.
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The. Reliance Hook and
_ ‘ Company, recently incorporatcil.V
elected the following officers: ‘ 5
President-«Hiram Shérron. l
’Vlce-l-Y-esident—Robert S, Barclay.
Treasurer~Wiilism 1. Stevens. j
, Secretary—William 0. James.
Board of Directory—Aaron Stevens
J B Raymond S. E. Dibble and John
DeWaters.
Ladder.i
has3
A rattling good game of football
was played on the Rowsyton oval, yes- ‘
terday morning. betIveen the Roway- 3
ton Juniors and the Raymond Streets.
of South Norwalk. The Raymond
Streets were defeated by a. score of
2510 (I, but it was not to their dis-
credit thal. this was so. They tried
hard at all times, contesting vigorous-
‘ ly for every inch of the ground. but
‘ the somewhat heavier weight and
. more skillful playing of their oppo
1 V nests were too much for them, and at
length they ware forced to capitulnte.
The game was easily the best seen
here this season. and the crowd of on-
lookers enjoyed the spectacle thor
-' oughly. Especially clever plays were
, 1 made by the following: For the Bow-
‘. listens. Prince. who scored three touch-
downs. and Cakes and Stu-rdevant.
who made a. touchdown each; while
V for the Raymond Streets. Gottlieb and
' Lindquist distinguished themselvesin
various ways. principally. however, by
their fierce.tnckilng. All therother
players also did Well. every man buekn
lag the line and grappling with his op-
“ponent with all the strength he pos-
nosed. An accident occurred {early in
. the game to Williams, of Rowayton,
irrithhyresultéd in his receiving a deep
”under his right eye while he was
1 ,udolph A Lohr;
Phone 405
ROWAYTON. CONN.
.l’lumbin & Heating '
Interstates or 7H; .:
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’1 his bit
jar-ed in an accident at New Rochelle, 2
i from a cold.
'home in North Wilton for Thanksgly
spent Thanksgiving in Danbury. the
where they will spend the winter.
_ Thanksgiving. .
. urtlay evening of this week in the Con-
chapel for the beneilt or 1
11a oyster
7"“!
{res lineup for the itowaytons was as
fblloWfl" Ldi‘t end. A. Beneilshs: left
tackleflfirake; Wflard. William:
nndiMerflflMd; neuter. Taylor: right
rig‘iitend. Stevens; quarterback, Sav-
age: lotto hullbocirbgturdevsnti' right
halfback, Oakes; fullback,
‘Sturdevont plays on the first team of
the Norwalk High School. and is con
ceded to be one of its star performers.
The lineup of the Raymond Streets
was: Left end. (i. Nicholas: left
tackle. J. Slomansky; center, 8. Angus.
tine; right guard. R. Stall; right tackle.
8. Danko; right end, 0. Lindqulst;
quarterback. L. Gottlleb; right ball-
back. G. Pinkerton; left halfback. bl.
Herring; fullback. J. Fitch; substitute
center. James Mugiyn.
DARIEN
NORNOTON
Mr. and Mranohn Fairbanks and
rstvo children entertained 11 family
party at. a big- Thanksgiving dinner
"them were present Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam Chestnut. of Bridgeilrrt; Alex
Stevens, Miss Eva Rice. of Barton;
iMr.11nd M1111, George S Brown. of New
Haven: Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mills.
1Churles Brown. of Broad ltlvlw.
gnaw; finger; fish/Ii tackle. Daytoni
Prince. -
i‘red Buttery visited an aunt: at
Georgetown. Sunday afternoon. ‘
D. Kelly Roche. the Messengers
prossman,.spent Sunday in New York.
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Mrs. Christopher Andrews returned
Saturday... after: 11 two weeks' stop
with relatives in Bridgeport.
Rev. and Mrs. (3i Fl. Richter And
Master Gerald spent Thanksgiving
Day with relatives at WOOdhoven,
14. l.
wra- "
Miss Jessie Guthrie and Miss Ethel
Wardwell attended the anniversary
celebration at Broad 'River chapel.
Sunday afternoon.
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Ths sock social held by the Ladies‘
Aid Society last Thursday evening was
very successful. All who were present
enjoyed themselves exceedingly, and
the ladies added 820 to their treasury
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Although the storm last Friday
prevented the members of the choir
from gathering for a rehearsal to plan
for the song service which had hen
announced to be held at the Methodist
Protestant Church last Sunday oven
lug. such a service was held neverthe-
less and proved exceedingly interest-
ing. Bolos' by Miss Jessie Guthrie;
and the pastor were all that could be
in the singing of the hymns.
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Mrs Fred Batten treated her line-
band to a very agreeable surprise oni
Monday evening. I11 imitng II number
of neighbors and friends to spend the
evening at ihoir home. it being the
seventeenth anniversary of their mar-z
There were tear sales of real estate
III The Norwulhs. Olast w 90k wmxlpleasantly spent in playing games of
mortgages of 315.70 The transfers
follows
thalmere Jennie C .to if. A. Weckc.
Conn lnpk.
11111111111. (1. 111. to 1.. .1. Mead.
Conn. Shore Realty Co. to Marianne
licuch.
Scilcck, F. 8.. ct Ill to Hyman Spin:
hot, \‘oroton (mtg 160m
Hunting .
Supphes
Guns. Ammunition. Traps, etc.
Schlichting Bros. 81 Co.
cor. Railroad Ave. A Main 81.. Darin
Select Groceries. Hay. Grain. flour
ir.ll‘eed Hardware. Paints. (lists. etc
M.
Miss Harriett Olmstead is suffering
Thomas Gilbert. of New ol’rk,.is via-
iting his parents on Iielden Hill.
Miss Louise Lyon, of New York. is
lug
Contractor Oscar Enklnnd ls engag-
ed in work on Frederick Mlddlebrooks'
handsome residence
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Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Ogden and fam-
Hy with guests are spending Thanks-
giving at their country residence.
Mr. and Mrs. 2R. H. Pitch and son
guests of Mr. and Mrs. John S. Holden.
The Library Whist met Tuesday af-
ternoon with Mrs. G. J. Dertt. Four
tables were in play and a general good
time enjoyed
,.
Mrs. Raymond Keeler. who has been
spending the summer in town. will
leave today for Tens. where her hus-
band is‘engned in business.
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Mr. and Mrs. Christouher Evans. of ,
Nyaok. N. Y.. are spending thet'l‘hanks-
giving holiday with the lstter's pan.
eats Mr. and Mrs. Edward (30de
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Mr. and 1115.11. G. Thomson left.
town on Tuesday on route for Lelna
Msdre. a suburb of Les Angolan.
Miss Emily Benedict, of Holden H111
entertained Mrs. Helen Beers and her -
V daughters. the Misses Ariana 11nd
Clara MOt‘ehouss. of Horweik.‘ 'oa
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An entertainment will be given Sat-
.lllllmlfi‘ll 1111111. A play. will
rings The O\ cnlng was very
1
:vnrlous kinds. Those present were
ers, John Buttery. Miss Minnie But- . m"""“”‘“”“"w“ "
€111,111, Mrs. John D.
Fenrhake. Mini
and Mrs Richard tiruolle Mr 11an
ers. John Gruelie and Miss Mmcclle’
MOtueile Justin (lruelle Miss Ml
gMulonry. lit-1'. and Mrs. G, E. Richter:
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Mrs.l‘1edrli.l1.1h11..\ir. and Mrs..‘
Swan and Miss ilihel Wardsell
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Instead of the usual Sunday school
session and preaching service follow ,
law. at Broad River, last Sunday;
afternoon there was a celebration err;
tending over the time usually occupied;
by both these services. to mark the.
2W1 anniversary of the organization;
of the Sunday school. Addresses were;
made by George W. Knapp, William;
Id. Stiles, Robert Waiklcy sud ltev.‘
ti.l1‘.l‘tichter. Several IuIcrestIugi
circumsts 0 connected with the or l
sunlzatlohrdf the school on N01 ember
"’ I883 and mgardiug its subsc-l
-)
lqnnnt oxmriences were related by the:
different speakers.
--if you haven't the time to exercise ‘
regularly. Dean's linguists will prevent .
constipation. The induce a mild.;
easy, healthful action of the bowels‘
wiibonp grlpinu. Ask your dream for
them. 2611.
SONGS OF SILENCE.
Music is in all growing things;
And underneath the silky wings
Of smallest insects there is stirred
A pulse of air that must be heard;
:‘arths silence il1e‘s,uud throng and
sings.
-George Parsons bathrop.
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The Sentinel WIint columns reflect.
the activities of the fall season—they
are at their best now.
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The
Housetoni c
Power CO.
DESIRES' to
ANNOUNCE
‘ that it will send around can-
vassers to obtain informs-V1
tion which will enablemit to
compile a complete list of'ev-
cry house in the community.
‘ its occupants and its owner. .
This informatics is desired] V
in order that the company
"may plan I new business
, campaign which will be mu—
ttually beneficial to its cen-
sinners and itself. leileV some
apdny respectfully requests. V.
.1 .1 ‘ public give?“ the cell-‘7
' veneers the desired inferred-'-
tied and begs to assure
them that "this is not an ad.
vertising scheme and does
not bind them to do any-
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ipomtiar‘y to Greece, Roaiaaall and. Your stomach Isj‘ as fired his tidy.
given because of lack of preparation.-
but, the congregation joined heiuriily editorial direction and sole ownershlm
CISBIRHS Hill
,: .
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TROY, N. Y. Dec. 1.— -—Charles Fra
ciII proprietor oi the Tray Times. and Gently But "0,.ng Cleanse and
late nmabuador to Austria- Hungary. Regulate Your Stomach. Liverfand
died this morning. Bowels While You Sleep '
Charles Spencer Francis was 9033'" ‘ That awful sourness, belching of
Iv well-known as a diplomat 3 116'” acid and foul gases; 111111 pain .111 the'
paper was and an athlete. His dipIo-Ifm of the stomach the heart burrs.
math! exnerlencla beans with three nervousness. nausea. bloating-I, alter"
vears' residence at Athens. when be eating. feeling of fullness. dl ness
will secretary to bill father. then U 3. and sick headache, means indls tlon:
Minister to Greece. From 1900 loin disordered stomach. which cannot
1902'Mt': Much? was ambassadOr 99"be" regulated until you icmové? the
voyiextreordhntry and minister plant-Vcsnsc. it isn't your stcmucli's3. fault.
Servia. From 1906111 111111 be was nor Try Casserole: they care indiges
bassador to Austria Hungary. Both of tioh. because they. immediately cleanse
these posts were previously held by and regulate the stomach. remove the
his father. - Isour. undigested and remolding food
Mr. Franc“ wad born in Troy June:snd foul gases; tube the excess bits
11. 1853. the son of John Morgan and Virom the liver and cnry off the de-
Harriet la. Tucker Francis. He was composed wattle 1111111111 and" poison
graduated from Comell University in'from the intestines and bowls. Then
um. At college be repeatedly wonlyonr stomach trouble is ended for-
the single skull and long distance run- over A Caecaret tonixht will straight
hing championships. and In 1876 on on Y0“ 01" by “10" ““38““ 19mm ”0‘
Saratoga Lake. he won the intercol from m drug store will keen your
“SKIING ”In!“ ICU" ch‘mplonghip mgk. (”INTO family feeling good for months.
ing a worlds record 10,. two miles Don't forget the children-“their little
which 5”" stands ilnsides need a good. gentle cleansing.
After leaving college he enteredkfio" ‘
the office of the Troy Times, which his‘ : :- ,
i Hostess» «it by. Mr Smith. I ve hurd-
father founded in 1351 and worked Now i
ily seen you all the etching!
0
up through the various grades as c m iiturticularly want you to come and hear
positor. reporter, city editor and man-
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1n. "(..!1' .111'r
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ager He became equal partner with s. whistling ”010 by my husband
1) Vi] h H i mil in-
his father in 1387 and upon his fstb 1V (“st ( me W "K B n e
stinril— 11111 A whiskey and ends with!
9" a death I" ”97 succeeded to the 1your husband? Well thanks. I don't'
{mind L! i do have just onelwl’uucli.
Money well investedmsn Advertise
Mr. Francis was a prominent itc-
puhlicsn. lie was twice elected re~
ALL THE FASHIONABLE COLORS
Phone No. 1185-2.
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CONVERTIBLES
CHEAPER COATS AS WELL AS BETTER ONES
Raglans, Ulsters, Regulars
Men’s Winter Apparel
Shoes
PRICE’S Clothing Store
98 Washington Street
igcnl of the University of the State of
New York, and was twice elected
alumni trustee of Cornell He was
vimrpresident of the New York Scenic
and Historic Preservation Society and
a director of ibu Tio; Trust Company
and the Album Trust Company. A
widow and dye childIeu survive him
merit in The Sentinel.
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COOK
Sample
Kitchen
Ranges
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SOLD BY US
IN cw: YIA‘RB
THERE'S A REASON
”N. THE WOMAN
WHO OWNS ONE
A. J. ANGEVINE 81
SON CO.
“4-18. WASHINGTON OT.
A chance to buy a reliable
Rance at a low down price.
Horatio R. Nash
N. Main & WestSu.
Allow-Ill *
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J. M. Layton 81 Co.
INC-
REAL ESTATE S INSURANCE
AGENTS
LOVER’S
“The Place”
LADIES’
FOOTWEAR
CROSS .... . . 53.00-33.50.
PERFECTA .33 so
COLLEGE GIRL. ..34.oo
MEN’S
FOOTWEAR.
HANAN ......Ss.so-$6.oo
neuron- . ». . . . .34..»
ELITE. $3.30, $4.09. $5.00
WEBER BROS. . . . £3.50
sodooL
SHOES
Sure to $3.00
5 Railroad Rv0., Bo. Nomlk.
Also Bteamshlp Agents for Old
Dominion Lino. Clyde Line. BI-
. vannah Line and [Mallory Line.
TO ALL POINTS SOUTH
: Feawick 0.111851 Co.
[YES IMMlNI-D .FREE
AND GLASSES GUARANTEED
Open 11:11., and Sewn-y evening; 1
UNITED BANK BUILDING.
south Non-went 1
V . DAVID W. RAYMOND "
1 Tillman! Director and Embalmer
* . is North Main Street. South Home":
' 11.11111...» 5 Wit-singles sum. ‘
Telephone at armors-a.
1.1.1.1..“ 0t house, «a
1 TWO STORES
Nbrwalk South Norwslk
Hotel Mabackemo
The Reedm 8t Yolk
1. 11." nonsense "
Electrical CO.
The 9111.. fully Equipped
'sssz' HUNDREngr-
. AND FIFTY 3:
STOVES
The HatCh & Bailey Company
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
Telephone. 46.
BEAVER
plaster and wall-paper.
is gaining 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 preterment 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
11 Heating System that will keep you
comfortable on the coldest day !.
We'll study the location of your
rooms. the facilities of the house and
tell you whether a Hot Air. Hot Water
or Steam System will satisfy you best.
The Jones 81 111111:is
Company
NOBWALK. CONN.
u-r—
Phone 742
See that your
Thermometers
are branded
.1
It is the Taylor Instrument
' It
means Temperature Insur-fl,
Co.’ 3 brand of 1 quality.
arise.
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IO: .NOIWALK. OOHN.
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1 Mrs Penileide-My" husband has
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[amid a way by ‘whioh he says I am of 3.1;.
L111. greatest nets to him in his liter-
: any work.
Miss Hillaire~How nice that must"
be; for yamsmédm.
111.11.131st
But how 13130.1:
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THE NEW SCIENCE
1 Definition of Chiropractic
. Chiropractic is the science of the
.’ cause of the disease and the art of ad-
1 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 In
Jitter life in the different organs and
Shrubs.
i Chiropractors remove the cause (i
lthis disease and pain. and health is
restored through harmonizing the six
nerve systems in your body. -
Nervousness, Rheumatism, Parana
sis. Heart. Kidney and Female Die-
eases are given special attention: also
Curvature of the Spine. You will
{never regret giving Chiropractic a
ichanco to help you.
'r. FRANCIS. . D. c.
94 WASHINGTON 81'. SO. NORWALK
Magnetic Treatments Given Also
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Fall Styles.
11 s. Cerham
DecOrator“
East Moi-Walk _ , 1
10 First 31..
TelephoneFourFiveTwo
Daily Lure to N. Y.
111.1 FREIGHT“ 011p w
Him rs leave Pier
38mm vwllfiew York (fact.
of 96m street). every day (0:3 '
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Nérmlk Steamboat Company
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