NORWALK
Miss Ethel Bartram. 0! Core ave-
nue, is visiting frieiids'in Bridgeport.g
‘ The regular services were held at
the Advent Christian church yester-
day morning and evening.
Miss Florence Trumbull. of South
Framingham. Mass, is the guest of
lriends in East Norwaik for a few
days.
The Etiwortli lA‘ilgllO held an en~
thiisiastlc devotional service last eve-
.nlng at the East Avenue Methodist
‘llllllorllllll meeting in their rooms, of Bridgeport. will take. it“?! in the
”ch urcli.
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. Howard Show has returned to his
home in Florida, N. Y.. after being the
guest at? relatives and friends in East
Norwalk.
The monthly business meeting of
the Epworth League will be held this
evening in the parlors of the East
Avenue church.
The monthly business meeting of
the East Norwaik Fire, Police will be
held this evening in their quarters. in
Van Znnt street.
Howard Benedict, the young divin-
iti student, who is studying at Wesle-
yziii College. spent the holidays with
relatives iti East Norwalk.
The. lust sitting of the married and
single men's piiioclile tournament wili’
he held at the headquarters of the
Mui‘tlower Hook and Ladder company
bliis evening.
The weekly meeting of the Young
People‘s society' of Loyal workers
was held last evening: at the Advent!
Christian church. The meeting was
well attended.
The regular meeting of the. Men's;
Class of the East Aienue Methodist,
church was held yosteiduy noon The
meeting ups Well attended and en»
thnsiastic, the discussions being of
unusual interest.
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Louis Mailings. or New York citv,
was a visitor in East Norwnik Satur
day, having stopped off on his way
to New Haven where he was called to
attend the funeral services over the
remains of a relative.
Rev. Didriekson. of New Haven.
preached at the morning and evening
sci vices which were held yesterday
" at the Swedish Congregational church.
The services were laugly attended and
th preaching of the visiting clergy-
man appreciated.
rl‘he ladies of East Norwalk are
~ cordially urged to become members 0!
“the East Norwalk Improvement Asso.
elation, and invited to attend the reg-
1nuir meeting which will be held at
, the Mayflower Hook and Ladder Com-l
pany's quarters tomorrow afternoon
at 3 o'clock.
’l‘hose who have, been complaining‘
that winter had not come in Isenson‘
awoke convinced that the season cer-
tainly was not autumn or spring. The
tail of snow over night was quite
heavy and snow shovels were dug up
from the cellars or got-rots and again
brought into requisition.
M—i—
Communion- Was observed at the
mronlng service which was held at
the East Avenue Methodist church
yesterday Rev. William W. Gllllefi
occupied the pulpit and preached ll-
short sermon. At the event 5 service»
the pastor preoched and he ~choir
rendered excellent musical selections.
BAND 0F ROUGHS EXTEBMINATED
AMOY China, Dec 4.*-Tlié la
terrorizing the countryvin the» vicinity
of Chang-Chow, has been killed and“
his followers MODEM“ N
1 '. *tion has been ven General ital. ho
‘have been visiting friends at his tor- well- known traction mm died sudden-
ly here late last night of heart failure.
Mr. Young came to this city on No ‘
. I0“; with the
or unable use of thin medicine they ”“144! t:
at a band olIIroiidh‘ii“’irtii6b lids ”boon ‘ came pm on
WWI" ”9° will“ MI! ”mm“ by “MI. 0! the most attractive and host laid
Three '1‘“ 25"- 50° and l1 P0 '4 A3119" 0’1". 0: those lying on the Connecticut
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Mr. and Mrs. Gustav Lohu. have re-
turned to Port Chester, N. Y.
i Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fable have ro~
centiy entertained Mr. and Mrs. Rufus
AND 'l‘ibbio, of Mattoawon. N. Y. and Mr.
and Mrs. Edith, of Yonkers, N. Y.
SAUGATUCK l Missal Ella McAnley. Alice [A Dan
and Pauline Smith. teachers in our
' public schools. return from Dan‘bnry
this morning to resume their duties.
Mrs. George Green has been some -—-~-- «m»
talnlng her father “-0.“ Mystic. t The senior class of the Staples blah
W school is daily rehearsing tor their
Mrs. John Finale and family will comedy, "Mr. Bob" which will be pro
spend the winter in New York city. sealed to the public in National halt
__,__--....._ on December 16.
Rev. A. M. France, of Bridgeport. .____
preached in Christ church. yesterday. Dynamite has been exploded in the
m... Siiugatuck river the past two days in
Judge and MPH D 8 Bradley have hopes of raising the body of Pierre
returned from a visit with relative! Evans, it it lies at the bottom. The
in Woodmolll. ‘WOl'k was fruitless. .
The Knights 0‘ Pythias WI" “Old an Miss Alice Smith and Jaseph Wielcr
Tllofiilul’ evening. program of the Musical society at the
. . WW“, home of Colonel and Mrs. John i’iir-
(limits ilapoiio. of New York. has trldxe, this eveniiiu.
been spending several days at his ...........
summer home here. William J. WOOd, who has been
_ f— connected with Charles l‘nbie’s under-
t ’3‘“ :29 “WW lgPififn'M‘zgr “3:": taking establishment a long time. has
ht): Pf'itlimfr t ; lull t) . ‘ opened an undertaking parlor at his
I“ V“ 1‘ n o “' liesldence on “right street.
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Miss Johanna Linxiveiier is the. """"‘
proud owner of ii tine new piano, the
gilt of her parents.
A new club has recently been organ-
‘ized in town and incorporated under
fthe name of tho Wostport Country
t‘lub. The. incorporaiors are Horace
Staples. W. Sterling Atwiitcr. Charles
H. Romper. and L. ii. iiirst. .
Mr. and Mrs. John ll. innit. and
daughter. Helen. have returned from
a visit in Vow York city.
Mrs. Francis Jennings. of Bridge- WATCHES DOCTORS AS THEY OP-
port. was the weekend guest of Mr. ERATE-
mud...»
and Mrs. George Darrow.
Special services for men and women sufliflliorio u to How Job Bhould
will be continued this week at the Be DOM.
Saiiuaiiirk M. ii. Church. 1 NEW ilA\’E.'. Der. 4.-—-Dr. Louis
-~-~-AA~«A— Smith. 26 years old. an attending pm:
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Jennings hiivo stem“ at a local hospital was oli-
closed their summer home and gone united upon “mil-day tor appendicitis
tn Ilrldflepurt for the Winter. “vlthout taking an annmthet‘c‘ no
' WW ‘ ‘ was so put. on the operating table that.
i‘he “We" apartment. 0' 1"" L“ be was able to watch the operation
ilirue‘s residence has been rented to from beginning to end, making sug-
Mr. “M M“ “mm” Adams. gesttons a how it should be. done.
.....i ill-l A rapld'reé’overy is expected.
A tree. illustrated lecture will
given in Library hall. Wednesday
evening on "The Panama Canal."
CARNEGIE PENSIONER DEAD.
The Misses Cockcrott have closed Widow °' Hero succumb. “ "M” I"
New London.
NEW LONDON. Dcc.4 4.--Mfl Eliza-
._.._.-.._. .beth Brennan, a pensioner of the
Miss Bessie Ta3ior has returned to Carnegie hero fund. died at her home
her school duties in New York city; here yesterday. 0n soplflmwl’ 7 M"
and Miss Martha 335-1.... to Vassar coi- husband succumbed to an attack of
loge. heart disease after having rebelled
.__.__.__.._ Barbara Loomis from drowning at
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Anderson, of Ocean Beach. She was so years old
New York city were week- end goes“ and is contract by eight 011”de
oer. and Mrs Neil R. Anderson. 0! W
this place. WELL KNOWN TRACTION ‘MAG-
. ---—--—~ NATE DEAD.
REV. and Mrs. Willis P Elwood. NE‘V YORK, Dec. 4.-:Aiden u;
who recentl3 returned from India. Young, of pine Orchard Coan. the
their summer residence Mayroyd, and
returned to New York for the winter.
mer home hero
“mm” “d M” Harry 3‘ Sher vember 27, and registered at the
“’9 “mew-“Md “ “We 1‘0“" 9"” Breton Hull, it was said at the hotel.
gigglauiei isrogileew York and New tide was apparently in his usual health
y ° 9 u y. "yesterday and during the evening was
Mr and Mrs. Howard Wright and in the company otai'ricnd. M. J. War-
little son, who have been guests 0: nor. 0! this city While sitting at
one in a chair in his room ho rudders
13 gave a gasp and roll back dead.
His family was immediately notified
and are expected bore early today.
“USED SIGKNESS
‘ Mr. Young was in his 50th year. He
Good Health Impoulblo With a Dinar- leaves a wits and tour daughter-I.
a...“ Stomach. NEW HAVEN. Dcc.4 4.-~'l‘lie sudden
death at New York last night of :Aldeti
There '5 nothing that will create M. Young. of Pine Orchard. removes
sickness 01' 03““ “1°" "“919 than a one who was for years a prominent dz-
dlsordered stomach. and my 090919 [We in street railway circles in this
daily contract 59'1““ maladies “”9” .state. and at one time the head of the
through 419N831“ 0" “bu” 0‘ ‘1” Connecticut Railway and Lighting
stomach. Company. Mr Young's entrance into
we we «Grim WWII! mm street railway mus beam with bl!
“3'4“”“9 d‘"“'°‘“°“‘I “9‘59"?“ investments in connection with the or.
or dyspepsia“ whether acute or sanitation of the street railway system
“”9“” to "3’ Renal! Dy 59°99“ “I" .at Waterbury. subsequently this Iyl~
distinct understanding tom was taken over by the coalition».
that we will wand their money with-l out mm" “a Li tiling coin y’ a,
tit. ti 1‘ it it Her roan-PC ay it pm '
‘° “9’ 999 WW Y. 9 which lottc‘r concern Mr Young be-
hot MW “th ”film We “3'9 ‘ He had been for the past 27 yours a
almond mom w our customers “em resident or Pine orchard, and his eii~
dim and h"? M *0 11°” M any 0"" into at that place was considered one
lYoung New Haven Phyoician MIKOI
Aux :Ofier Appmpnate for Christians. Value 131. 85 for 950
LADIES—Joni Opportunity—~The gentlemen have had their razors, '
.. now you can get your BEAUTY BOX. A Great Opportunity.-
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cannot be purchased in any store, even at double the price. Given for:
950 and 10 Vanity Box COupoas
of Consecutive Numbers, cut from THE SENTINEL
By having one of these Outfits, you have practically eight separate article: in one cabinet. You do
not know the satisfaction and real enjoyment that may be obtained by owning one of these up~to~date
Cabinets. A place for each article,whicb is always' in its place. Especially convenient for traveling.
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MILADY’SMVANITY BOX CONSISTS OF:--
ONE BOX OF C. R. BAILEY’S CELEBRATED TALCUM.
ONE BOX OF C. R. BAILEY’S CELEBRATED TOOTH POWDER.
ONE BOX OF C. R. BAILEY‘S CELEBRATED FACE POWDER. FLESH.
ONE BOTTLE OF C. R. BAILEY’S SWANDOWN BOUQUET PERFUME, I OZ.
ONE ORNAMENTAL POCKET POWDER BOX, WITH MIRROR.
ONE DOZEN ORANGE WOOD STICKS.
ONE DOZEN LONG FLEXIBLE EMERY BOARDS.
ONE FINE FLEXIBLE STEEL NAIL FILE.
4 C. R. BAILEY‘S TALCUM is made of the finest imported Italian Talc. daiatily perfumed.
C. R. BAILEY’S TOOTH POWDER is packed' in a dust-proof metal box, which is both safe and
convenient for tourists. It prevents decay and discoloration;
C R. BAILEY‘S FACE POWDER. flesh color, with chamois inclosed. imparts a beautiful trans-
parency and in free from anything that can possibly injure the skin. Exquisitely perfumed. «
g :3. fllAlLEY’S SWANDOWN BOUQUET PERFUME ts very refreshing and lasting. Apprc4 ‘
ciate ‘
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and s Wool Pull. This box is handsomely decorated with mirror set in cover. A perfect beauty
{wORANGE WOOD STICKS are of a superior quality, and appreciated by all members of the
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FLEXIBLE EMERY BOARDS are very useful in completing the finishing touch to ones nails.
FLEXIBLE NAIL FILE is something that everyone should possess. being extremely useful in
manicurtag the nails.
You may begin cutting out Coupons at any time, and when you have ten consecutive numbers,
bring them to The Sentinel Ofiice, with 95 cents in
I Sentinel Vanity Box Coupon
cash. and get one of there Outfits. It must be
seen to be appreciated. Come in and look it over.
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lie steadily maintained the impression flout-which will run eight days with- anxious triends.
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spontaneity of thoughh‘which kept effect. that "this lovely sotld- nickel- Where has be gone 10‘? Has
Th0 (PM-"'31:: ”'33....” an I" the. bidder! ln s Anatolr mood.» while plated clock. imported flamiconn‘oc- one soon hint or into? Sonic
Alter the lemon of exchanging data that every moment was 0: golden na- out winding—heaven knows how long younger. would bid thrice tho
has flooded the market with golden tare. With one or. those quick it you wind it!«—is cheap at halt the lvaiue on anything he might Old:
9“- Willa? Galleries and brim-hm. 81am“ 01 the eye he could hit upon price. What says the lady with the to hear his cheat-1y voice on
the auction rooms ticks on an interest the Weaknesses of- every man and pretty blue eyes-40 i hear the half}: timore News.
lag activity. Thrift has an eye to bar-“worrisn- tethered in the struggling. Who'll give me the 757" And the . ‘
gains but the reminiscent mind turns nocltorauinilnx circle. the slit of the lady Willi the proty. thine eye‘s. alter
back and intuition what has mm lit-racy. too. was his. where no bidding atom howl: tor halt sit Mandny—Daushterii or the K!
of the old-fashioned ouctionsert‘vJ-Ie. none at that scrotum and linpitioa’ce hour. Anno- away. with a timepiece r- m- - ’
rm a genius taint: my. and in‘every- with which the fitment-tact mac'- which I“ cherished u an hairlonme— Tuesday-:6. l“. 3. supper at 833%
respect. he won a law unto himself. tionocr ‘0: today drops .o-m‘uriy rd: about the only. this: it rm coed for. Wednesday-Town Hull 8;]!
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