Evening sentinel, Saturday, December 2, 1911 · page 4

 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

‘ "in: friends in South Nostik.
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; North avenue is being repainted.

 

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Mr. and Mrs

on Thanksgiving Day.

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I. ‘I one. McKinley‘street, Thursday.

 
 

 
 
 

 

-Best prices on groceries.
8;. & ii. green trading stamps.
; Grocery Co. In

The Rowaytou and

Thanksgiving recess.

"10 expected. from the interest already
aroused, that the affair will be a big
success.

 
 

At the Methodist Church tomorrow
the services will be as follows:
Preaching at 10:30 a. in; Sunday
school at 12 o'clock; Epworth beagnue
at 6:30 p. m.: preaching at 7 o'clock.
The pastor will preach at both ser-
vices.

 

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Rudolph A. Lohr

Phone 405
ROWAYTON, CONN.

‘ Plumbing & Heating

lNSTALLER OF THE

“Belknap” System
OF HOT WATER - HEATING

Most *ModernI'and Economical
System.

 

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NOROTON

 

Rev Herbert Brown and family

_. Illa with one of Mr. Brown‘s sons
They are expected home today.

The. Thanksgiving union SiN‘Y'HiCt‘
“Wednesday evening. was largely nt-
Wiended Rev. Mr. Smith preached a
‘iimcly salmon and the music (boson;

"with the occasion in How was enjoi-
ed. ‘

The evangelistic meetings which
Miss M B. Lord will conduct in the
Methodist (‘hurcll will begin on Sun-
day. Miss Lord ulll preach at both
services. Mrs. Selleck. of Norwalk,
will sing and the choir, will render
special music. Everybody welcome.

 

: . Over at the Soldiers' Home, the
large barracks dining-room presented
In very Thanksgiving Day like appear-
ance at the dining hour. Turkey din-
. nor was served and none oi the fixln's
was omitted: 'The veterans relished
thedinner and upwards of 400 of them
partook oi” it. There was a special
service at the chapel Thursday.

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By special vote of Lincoln Council.
No. 4. Jr.'O. U; A. M., the members of
the order will assemble in their coun-
cil room at 7 p. m. on Sunday and will
attend in a body the service in the
Methodist Church. This is the annual
Thanksgiving service of the order.
I Members of‘the Samar order are invite
ed to attend with them, as are also the
local firemen. Mlss’Mary B. Lord will
preach.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

The “Gotta Pcrcha Girl," produced
. by the young folk of Noroton Heights,
this week, was so successful that they
are planning for .‘another Itneatilcai
performance in; the near future. ,Ama-

Hunting
Supplies

"Guns. .muninon, Traps, etc.

 

 

 
 

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’Mise‘di‘iorence Libero has been visitII
.. William B. Hubboli' s residence in

B. F‘. DeKlyn is having-p, hank wall
erected about his handsome property

John W Peuneii, oi
McKinley street, had a family ie-unlon

, A family re—uuion was held at the
‘ home 01" Mr. and Mrs. Geofge W. Stev-

Mr. and Mrs. lrving Clark entertain-
ed a party of relatives Thanksgiving
day at their home in; Pennoyer street.

We give
Boston

. Brookslde
schools will resume their regular ses-
lions next Monday morning, alter the

' A reception and dance will be given;
by the Rowaytou Hose Company on: isivislilng at his old home here.
Friday evening, December 15th, and it'

‘ 3 Bethel,

spent Thanksgiving Day in Pennsylvn- ,

Schhch‘ting Bros. &Co 4

Cor. Billion! ”tweI l min It; Dorian

 

; Ned; Herman. Palate. mun ete‘

pastime at the
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yous the‘ ,
{intuit giving myi’sfvaa the

union at Theodore W. Austin dynamo.
Three .fieneretiod’u ere represented at
the head of final! dinner table was
the bid of the fondlywllner table was
the very personification of good humor
and happiness. Those present, aside

 

. from Mr. Austin‘s immediate disuse

bold. were 'Mrs Chthe‘rine Bell and
daughter, Miss» Grace of Springfield.
son. Rogert Winthrop Bell; Mr. and?
Mrs. Frank Holmes.

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

SAUGATUCK

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Miss Dorothy Day is the guest of
friends in New ‘York'clty.

George Allen of White Plains \'. Y..

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 

Public speaking exercises wole held-g

,at the high school Wednesday.

William J. Sherwood has purchased
a line pair of oxen (mm Fred Davis.

 

1 Mrs Eugene Godfrey has been a re-
‘cent guest of Mrs. William Osborne in
Stopnoy.

Edward Sturgeu and sen. Herold. ut-
teudcd the shoot of tho Winn-ipnuk
Gilli Club, Thanksgiving Day.

; Miss Martini. Taylor, a student at‘
H’ussar college. in visiting her par-
;cntn, Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Taylor.

 

 

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E "Ie‘IdeIlik Jennings ‘snd llowurd
linker. two Well known sportsmen of
glide pli‘ire bump. d seven ducks on tile;
Irliur, Thursday.

The engagement of Miss Emily .i..
'Ilniinliter of Mr. and Mrs. Aaron
Walsh, to Gaylor Whitlock of West-
fon. is announced.

Mr and Mrs. Robert llnllornn of
and; Mr. and Mrs. Daniel
'O‘ilricn spent Thanksgiving at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Portico.

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; Eduard Lchn of Roscvllle district
iiost too large hogs last week. curb
{weighing over 400 pounds.
‘ Lewis and Eugene Godfrey have also
irecomiy lost hogs. Cholera is said

to be the cause.
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Thomas White and brother. Bradley
White of Norwalk who were lulled
to Elizabeth. N. .l. last week by tho:
idonlh of their mother. Mrs. t‘urtls
lwmm. II former Westport resident i
i'huvc returned home. ‘ '

 

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i About 25 persons attended the shoot
of the Westport Gun Club, Thanksgiv-
ing morning. The scores made were
not up to the usual average. The
handsome clock donated by Kari

iDolge, was won by William ii. Patric.

iArthur Soloy captured the second

I prize, a young pig.

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Daniel E. Horton, bookkeeper tor
the St. John Woodworking 60.. Stum-
tord, and Miss Alice C. Hoyt, a former
clerk in the 030. Miller store, were
married Thursday at. 5 p._.m., at the
home or the bride's mother, Mrs. E. R.
Davies. Seminary street. The nuptial
knot was tied under a hell of ever-
greens and smilu, by Rev. J. Howard
Hoyt, D.D., of; the Congregational
Church. The bride was gowned in a
white satin dress, on train, trimmed
with irish Pblnt )Iice. She csnrled
white and pink rules. A cousin of
the bride. Mrs. Rutherford Keeler, of
South Norwalknwss the; bridcmald'.
She were pink; satin draped with lace.
Her ‘ bouquet. wees. pink chrysunthe-
mums. Charles F. Horton. of. New
York. a brother orthogroot‘u, was best
man. The music was played by Wil-
lla‘m iii. Brown, of New Haven. ii cous-
in of the bride. The wedding partybto
the strains of Mendelssohn’s march,
tiled slowly into the large room, which
was artistically decorated with ferns,
Bullish. palms. cbme‘ntlxemunis and,
evergreens. The bride was elven Why

in receiving by her mother. Mrs. 19.11.

wedding supper, Mr. and Mrs. Horton
banner for n‘ week's honeymoon in

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Mass: . Mi. and Mrs Clarence Bell and: .

 
 
 
 

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‘ I «liners the“ desired midterm» .

by her eldest brother. Edwin S. I-Hoyt, "
' of Bridgeport The bride wdgi assisted

Ditties. shd’her bridemeid. After a '

Wesblnfiton. More their departure .;

 
 

'arstulatltins. The presents were mine ‘“ ‘

. 'Mi's.- unit Try has been sudsrlux
With an ulcerated tooth du‘i‘ing’” the
past week

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turn vitm to VII .

howl limit hi. Bill” lid

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Mis. Alonso Biliary has had a very
sore throat for several days, which
required Dr. Sco-vills'e ntteutian '

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 

Mr, and Mrs} John D. ‘Feeriiake
expect to leave Slivermlne to spend
the winter in New York city. but
weék. ‘

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All are urged to contribute gener-
ously when the Committee of Fifteen
' ask them for contributions for the lm~
movement 0? the Methodist Protestant
Church buildins in-ibe ”Fifteen Cain-
paian." of which details were given
‘ recently In ‘The Sentinel.

The De’l‘arri Trio.“ consisting of Mr.
fond Mrs. Taranttno and Miss DeFor-
esi will give their entertainment, con—
Istilling 0t mandolin 'guitar and piano
selections with songs and recitations
at the Silvcrinlnc Church nstx Mon-
day evening. December 4.

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Mia. A. Randall expects soon to
Join her husband, who is employed at
Port Washington, l. i., where they
will resume housekeeping. Her moth-
er. Mrs. Crosby. expects to spend the
winter with her. Her sister. Mrs.
’l‘ooker. with ilel‘" umu son, Leslie.

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The hm Wall Yum on and in in.
y are of hard so OMIC
‘ We gives on thin ”£00 »
All- Wool Biro-ou- nut. 19. 75
No Honey Down. Inn orders filled
everywhere. We I, all oh:
mm and Tune. lieu
color desired.
Do not conflict this re wtth the sheen
shoddy run on their seven»

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making or our nun. count Hem toxin
for the Whole-
clm be furnlrlie in color or n oombl .
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stwdgrd balm?“ limit... “'13:; 934$ will then return to New York city.
CECSCCIN WI Mills 4 Ty‘l‘iographicsl crorrs are often so
.2“ Sixth Ave” "W Y“ I fcsriully and wonderfully made as to?

arouse suspicion. Thug thorn was con
;stcrnation in the naive of the Chicago
”WM..- “MM.” W lAmei-icnn recently, and all excuses
erous including silver, cut glass. .I-lin and loud assertions on the part of the
on. furniture and brlc- Ii.~brsr- Mr. mammal-renders mailed not. There it
Mrs. Horton will reside at Pine not? was, in big block type. on this. llrsl
tags, corner of Railroad and Park Ivc- page; "Michael Farley Dead from
lines New (‘nuiinin the home of illciiiearst Diromfp.“

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A kindergarten teacher in a fowl-an
district united the youngsters. one; '
morning a tow titty» before Christmas
to show by. action something that theyE
wishes Santa (‘iauil lI bring them
There was no response.

in ordor‘ to show moreI clearly;
what was expected, she arose out.
marched around the circle with knm‘ti
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Kitchen

re) the idea of a tin soldier. .
"Now. children.” she said “what is anges

it that l wiilh {or Christmas?" .;

,“l know, i know. tactic. oiled ,

Prinz waving his hand. "A man!“ ‘ ONhV'iTWO LEFT

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\dvortlse your wants in The Sentinel ‘

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A chance to buy a reliable
Range Ill 0 low down price.

Horace ' R. Nash

HIGHESTER S PILLS

nus; lkl‘gfii. Ill-Cm

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. in cancer “at“ ”‘émi N. Main kWestSts.‘
minift'IIiIP“ 'iisI‘I. 'I‘I'II'I'iI‘ SNorwelk
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PRESCRiPTION WORK.

Thorn. lib—«u mighty big dliferencc.
The best results come from the med-
icine when the prescription is put up, at

w. F. Wigmore 3.. Co...

DRUGGIBTI
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Lovsns
“The Place"

~~ . ,LADIES’

FOOTWEAR

CROSS .33. (lo-$3.50
PERFECTA ........sa 50
COLLEGE orRL “$4.00

, MEN’S .
FOOTWEAR

HANAN“ . . . . . .$5.5o-$6.oo
RALSTON . . . . . . . . 34.00
ELITE. .$3-5o. $4.00. $5.00
‘ WEBER BROS. .. 33.50

SCHOOL
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The
Housatonic
Power Co.

DESIRES to
ANNOUNCE

that it will ‘send ”around can-
vassers to obtain informa-
tion which will enable it to
compile a complete list of ev-
ery hence in the community.
' its occupants and its owner.

This information is desired "W“ ‘3'“. ;
f in order that the company. ‘ " ; . ; .
may plea a new business ' TWO STORES

campaign which win he mu- I-Nq’ma South somnk'
tuaily beneficial to its con-
.-sunier‘e ”and itself. The com- *I

pan'y Irespectfully requests ; Hotel Mahackemo

that the public give the cunt
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use ind begsto insure ,
‘ them that. this is. not an ad‘-
I vertising scheme and doe-f3
not build them to do hiya“. '
thing. If . ‘I

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nurse ell m 01w sub newline
SUNDAY DINNERS 750

 

 

 

’SEVEN HUNDRED

same: site column It!" to one 5-

 

 

. Grey Hair Vanish—A Remedy
for All Mr Troubles:

Who does not know the val-3
sago and sulphlu fol keeping i hair
dark, soft, glossy and in good- ondi-
.tion? As a mutter..oL-1uct, gluihhilria
a natural element of bah and u‘edelic
iéncy of it in the Shalr is held by 'many
scalp specialists to bdi'onnectcd- with
loss of color and v'iinlity of the hair
Unuucstionsbiv‘,’ 'ihere is no better
remedy fm hair and scalp troubles, os-
pccially premature, sraynctis, than
sage and sulphur," if prOperly prepar-
ed._ The Wyethmeliemical Company,
of New York, put up an ideal remedy
of this kind. called Wyoth‘s Sage and
Sulphur Muir Remedy. and authorize
druggists to sell it under guarantee
that the money will be refunded if it
falls to do exactly as represented.

if you have dandruff. or if your hair

this remedy train your drugglst today,
and see what it will do for you.

This preparation In offered to the
public at fifty cents a bottle. and is
recommended and sold by all dl‘ihg-
gists. Special agent. Stilisoni’owell
Corporation.

 

ncl Went Advertisements to secure
the household help has a little time
for other thin“. ;

 

 

AND; Flrrr

Stewart
C0.0K
ST OVES

SOLD BY U8

IN FIVE YEARS
THERE'S A REASON

ASA-I‘m: woman
‘ who ovyNs one

A. l. ANGEVINE &

1&1” WASHINGTON IT.

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.i. iii. Layton 8: Co.

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REAL ESTATE a. Insuasucs
AGENTS

5 Railroad Av... 80. Nomik.

Also Steamship Agents for Old

Dominion Lino, Clyde Line. 8:-
Ivanneh Line and Mallory. Line.

TO ALL POINTS 80UTH

 

 

 

 

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Feiiwick Optical Co.

 

' svse ammo: ruse.

AND cusses concern-zen

Open Monday amt Saturday evenings
UNITED BANK BUILDING.

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DAVID monotone

19' NMIiIN‘eIn Street. South Nowell:
Residence, S Washington Street.
Telephone at office. 830-2.

Telephone at home. eta
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The ReedtiiNoik
Electrical Co.

The Only Fully. [collided
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We are Featuring this Winter

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

* ‘1‘ALL’TH'E‘1 FASHIONABLE COLORS
VELVET COLLARS, CLOTH contains.
CONVERTIBLES I
CHEAPER COATS as WELL as BETT NES.

 
 

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Raglans, Ulsters, Re
Men’s Winter Apparel
Shoes

PRICE’S Clothing Store.

98 Washington Street
Phone. No. 1185-2.

 
 
 
 

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I rooms. the facilities of the house and

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Funeral Director. and Enibaliiicr

culls. ‘E.7-i)ow

' ,‘ cry work.

H be for you, my dear.

 

 

 

The Hatch & Bailey Company

SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.

Lumber and MillWork for Everything

Telephone, 46.

BEAVER BOARD

is gaining rapidly in popularity as a substitute {or lath and
plaster and wallpaper. it. is susceptible of an infinite variety
oi artistic designs for walls and ceilings, and permits of a
wide scope for individual preterment and taste. We are agents
and keep a large supply on hand.

 
 

 

 
 
 

 

 
 

 

 

 

Definition of Chiropractic

i; Chiropractic is the‘ science of the
Scausc of the disease and the art of ad-
iusilng the same. Diseases are caused
.hy a wrench. twist or sprain in the
;back. Even if done in childhood it
.creates pinched nerves and pain in
Hater life in the diflerent organs and
ilimbs.
WAY ’ Chiropractors remove the cause at
ithis disease and pain. and health is
for ion to be wnrm' in 3.0m- new restored through harmonizing the six
b hi y 1 i inerve systems in your body.
ouse t s winter a to have us insiai Nervonsness, Rheumatism, Paraly-
a ilentlng System that will keep you sic. Heart. Kidney it!!!)dtreiaaie Dlls-
v a a n on and
comfortable on the coldest dsyl zffififii‘ufig’ofntge‘spins 9 You will
I “(I'll study the location of your never regret giving Chiropractic a
lchanco to help you. I

tell you whether allot Air, iioiwIIterl T. FRANCIS. D. C.
Ol‘ Steam System will satisfy you DOSE. :“ WASHINGTON 31' SO. NORWALK

Thelonesdr NOtChkiSs mm": mm“ mm M”
Company-

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PA P E R
IFali Styles
E. E. Gotham

See that yOur
Thermometers

are branded

 

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It is the Taylm‘ Iflsmmem 10 First ss. em Norwellt
Co. 3 brand of quality. It TelephoneFourFiveTwo'

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Daily Line to N. Y
For FREIGHT Only

Mint Emotion leave Pier
. fitment-River. New York (toot
I . ' . ., of Dover street). every 00y (e:-
Mrs. Penileld—My husband has cm Sunday), at 8 p to. WIN
round a way by which he says 1 am of met-rm”? Norwelh up Ito e p. ‘

ne‘ greatest help to him In an liter— W WNW or. to me

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a hill deck. I ltd into another room and. *Wiien the/fingers; grown