f. 53 i ‘5;
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lliltlitiim ddil‘h'lrpuhpullllimé/ (Jii ‘ Q “1 "
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Essential to Comfort
RFEC‘I‘IO
Ono-emit
Warmth is essential to com-
fort. As you grow older, it is
hardly less essential to health.
41‘».
Get a . Perfection Smokeless Oil.
Heater, and you keep warm and com- "
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Hill lusniitls
51's.: 1111.3
Indigestion.Sournssailasdleart Representative Chandler Talks
burn or .llyspopgigiaailylles ' _ Plainiy to Teachers anti cm-
iievoll in five thinning ' zone of Norfolk
NORFOLK, Conn. Dee. B.-—'l‘hat the
schools of the present day full to
bridge the gap betwou tlle past and
the present and that if they are to
fulfill heir Democratic Junction of
Inakluk clizcns. there must be an ap-
plicntion of history to the pronellt
times, were statmeuts made by Re-
presentative George 11. Chandler, of
Rocky Hill; in an address before the
citizens and school teachers of Nov-
Anti-Tuberculosis Association
Again .a undertaking tor
Looai‘mrk "
'l‘he AIItl-Tulbercuiosla- Association ,. -.
Take your sour. rout-ofmder- stom-
has again undertaken the sale or lied deliver my.” you a.” u indignation,
(‘ross Christmas seals for the benefit Dyspepsia. Gastritis or Catarrh of
°f the 10““ nork Eightyeeven and .Stomnch; it doesntmstter-«tflw y0ur
oncohalt' pol cent. of the proceeds guei'istomach trouble right with you to
into the local work, while twaive and W01”. Pharmacist and ask him to open
one~half per cent. only is returned to}a 50 cent case of Pope's Diapepsiu
the Red Cross Society fol cost of print-' i and let you eat one 22151.1“) 'l‘l'lan-
lag and other expenses. gate and see if within five minutes.
These seals will be on sale in V‘m’ithero is left ”qu“ of your former
oua places, including the drug “tore“llnieery
or both cities. and may be found] The correct mm... m.. 1.0“, trouble folk today in the library hull. Mr.
wherever “"5 “”59 “Ed Cross ”1“” is Food Fermentation—whoa sourlnii: Chandler “Wk“ 0" “The Untaught
cards appear. Mills llurke. the vitally”m Digestive Drum! become weak If‘iiapier of History." saying in part'
the Boston Rubber Shoo Q
been the best-known rubbt
wear manufacturing company .i
. world. Its sees have been
those of any the: company.
Why? Because twice as many people
have wanted
“”Boston Rubbers ‘
because of their reputa-
tion for quality. for wear,
for good fit and easy comfort.
In all .heso 50 years it has never made nbctter
line thanH its All-Duck Warrior Boots-«made in
Fishin, Hi3 and Short. If you want the most
servic bio siting boot, ask for the
“Boston” Hub Warrior Boot
and look for the Hub trade-mark, which appears
on every “ Boston" rubber.
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lug nurse connected with" this Mullen” we”, 13 1am”): gastric juice; your' ”fly the nntnught chapter ill his-
gmy. will offontvbelnforeaiflrmmm 'fbod 1. only half digested and you ‘tory. i mean the history of our owu.
no time during the next. two weeltli. brilli Income affected with loss or appetite. times. No person has acquired a:
sense of historical perspchiVo untili
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BOSTON RUBBER SHOE C0» Boston, Mum
quickly. ' It is always ready for u
This year s Perfection Is finished in
trimmicfm
iortable in your home, no matter what the weather wilhouti‘ ‘
The Perfection gives a strong, widespread heat. snd”"gives it
filling-mo more trouble than a lamp
no pipes. no wires, no iiues; no smoke. odor or dirt.
The heater that gives complete satisfaction.
5: light and ornamental yet strong and durable as can be made
Automatic locking flame spreader prevents smo
Dulcneverywhera: orwriteiouyusneyoltbo 1
Standard Oil Company
(Incorporated)
se and burns nine hours on a single
It can be carried anywhere;
either blue enamel or plain steakuuicbel
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[needs that would astonlnh there citiesi but one cause~fermnutation at until
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CARLES W. GORDON SHOOTS
HIMSELF.
Wife Say. Pistol Shot Wound in Head
Was Accident.
NEW CANAAN. Dec. S.-—Charies W."
Gordon is recovering from it scalp
wound inflicted by a plain] shot at his;
home on South avenue. Mrs. Gordon.
who was scen'yesterday by a reporter.
said that her husband shot himsoli
by accident last Friday allelnoou.
“He was looking through histruuk."
said ‘Mi'S. Gordon. “and came across.
While examining this it...
went off inflicting a scalp wound on.
lie lmsl
about recovered Ilow and is sitting up,‘
an old pistol.
the right side, of the head.
He wus attended by lll‘. U'Sh.‘lug:.ll~
nosey.
M r. Gordon.
cia] trouble andmoved from a real-
denoe which he had bought on North;
Main slicer which was sold. to the
residence \\ him he occuplds on South
avenue. lie is a brother of F (l R.
Gordon. who in then wiring of 1910, ill-FI
ulod ill a dim ussloll of sovialism with
it it La Monte. the socialist lecturer
Money Well iuvoslodvnn Advertise
men: in The Sentinel.
FIRST QUALITY
no seconds or thirds—dilate the only
who was employed iu'
New York. has recently been in linen.
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CONNECTICUT PATENTS. ;
I The following were issued Decem- i
iber 5; list furnished from office of A.
M.‘ \‘l ouster. solicitor of
t Bridgeport, Conn;
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patents. l
I Andrew Berg and .l. A. Fray. Bridge-
port. flying shewrs.
Frank S. linri'lugmll. llridgemrtfl
pick.
i Christopher L Lake, Bridgeport, fly
lug machines. i
i (too. ll. Thomas. lirhlgeport, electric"
. lamp socket. .'
lit-0. ll. Thomas and l". E. SPUlt‘y. ‘
Bridgeport. attachment plug.
Edward E. Ciuusseu. Hartford coin.
controlled npparntun. 3
Harry E. Heath, Hartford, pulse-l
i meter. 1
Kahuna Szoutlvnnyi. hnlvi
pinpoint protector. 5
Jan. 8. Brown. 'l‘ilompaonvilie. cnrfj
pet or lug. tdesign.) i
(‘hns ll. Newton. Tomington. mnke1
and break sparking device.
llnrid P )iroderick. New Blnltnip an
i tomotlc iapnuulng apparatus
1 Philip Cotbin and E l.. Teich. New
‘ Britain. lock.
Ilurthold John. New
sane box.
iieurv (l. Volght New Britain. iwni
gputcnls: O\9l‘ltt‘llti sash pulley; door'
‘ slop. ‘
i1:"t\lilllll Goddard, W'alelburi can
’op) Ilug for lighting fixtures i
Cline. ii. Srhooumohi, “nterhulv‘ .
ibuilery element support.
Albert ilariuner, Stamford,
nlaticnl instrument,
Alexander MON-4b. New London, run
listoriug‘ and indicating apparatus. ‘ 9
Washington 1. Billiard. l.)nulelsou,i
shackle strap
George ilurroubmger. Portland tap
ping (buck.
John A. Prairie “ostillle
. vice.
iim-llord.
Britain, nlcs- i
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Every day some store—patrons who
ought to come to your store go else-i
kind of quality you will find herelni wherewto their own and your disadri
our Whiskiea, Wines, Bottled Beers.
We are prepared to fill your Xmas
oIIlels for the best in liquors and;
beers, We want you to try our fa g
mous Howard Whiskey. which costa'
'90:: the qt., if you doubt the excellence:
of our goods. as this Whiskey proves
our claims. The best—«at the lowest
prices.
Casteilano 8. Bardani
Prompt Delivery Everywhere
Tel. 451. 25 Railroad Ave.
It Is Time
to buy {Your
Christmas
Presents
We have all kinds of practical Gifts
for boys and girls. men and women:
SKATES, SLEDS, POCKET KNIVES,
SCISSORS AND SCISSOR SETS. RA»
ZORS,‘ TOOLS, and mum other suit-
able articles.
0, E Dow
WashingtOn Street
‘ vnulage~becnnse your advertising ‘
was not quite lmpelllng enough.
SOUTH NORWALK POST OFFICI
South Norwalk Postofflc’e
MAILS ARRIVE FROM
Eastern3 Points-4:5 7: 00. 10: 50 a. In. ..
1: 00, 3: 00. 5255 RE!!!
Wooster-n 1Pbln1tm—Ssfifig limo. 10:50 a. in:
. D
Danbour5~5 .56. 8: 30 a. m.: 1:00. 5:15p
Norwai -tl 30, s: 00. 10:00 a. m.; 1:005:00,
Eastern ppuggin'tflugleflEBFo to t l
r e r on .
3: 40). 10: 00 a. m.;1:001.06t00,'8;’il.09.m.y
Western Polntol—e: 40, 0 a. In.; 12: as.
1: 50. 2: 35. p1. Dn'l.
gznbur :14: 13191001645 :1 m. 01:201: .,00 5: 00 pins.
rwa a. m. .
2.25.:.~Ioo ciao sobp. ' W
Malls for all polilts close 5. 30 p. m. Bur -
aye.
E. E. CROWE.1Postmaster.
Norwalk Postoi‘llce
Mails Deco-toned
a. m. ~Eaat. .
an m. ——Danbury division.
:1. In. «West and South Not-walk.
a. m.——East. West and So. Not-walk.
z: 0 in -—-New- York and Won
2: 46 p.m m.-—Eaat and South a.tdorwalk.
l.15 p.m .——Danbury diviei ion.
1:25 p. In. .--Polnts west of Stamford. Lela“
2: 20 p. m.-iVest° and South Norwnlk.
5:00 p. ln.—-€‘;lnlo|0n Station, Danbury and
5: 50 p. m.—-Enst, 0{vest and So. Norwaik.
s: 001) .m‘. ~Enst. West and Bo. Norwalk,
\ Sundays and Holidays.
Last t‘mall closes at 5:80 p. to.
Sunday collection ‘at 3:00 “or. In.
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Mini. Rlvaee e
:0 a. In.-~All dire tions.
:0 a. m.
:30 a. _m.-- not. West and Bo. Norwalk.
0 p. I‘n.- uhury division
‘2: "rilT—E” WestandSo Not-mill.
.m': at and son mm...
1:. [IL—NEW York. Bi'ti‘o n and South
None
:0 n. la.-illut.sw,:gt .aild Bil Nomik.
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Wont and 89. 0 all.
Carriers ”grind at open tromli Ibirth 10
80th Normal
E. 8. ADAMS. Postinuter.
! ium.
* lng quickly. This objection has been!
lhfl'wlll'liW‘l’uwmi’mminfidiqklugpreesure and fulnoss after eating.
Ollie-es in accord with a recent i‘lllillID
1°! ”“3 government “Whig post-olden ln bowels, tenderness in the pit of
:es throughout the country to be usedifimmach. bad taste in mouth constl
for this purp p.oae
The work of the Nol‘wnik Dispensary
requires the coutinued interest nudl
support of the people. and the sale of
these bright. all ractlv little seala,‘
ihaving been lurxe heretofore, should tempts .0“ or your My.“ “a. m. 1;
;you feel bloated after eating. or your
'ihe nuooclatlbn work is no longer'
be larger than ever this war.
in its experimental stage. but is thor-i
oughiy established. and is meeting
Eleould the facts concerning sickness geatod food
and povertyand actual distress be pub- ‘
’sll bed.
The nurse's monthly report shows‘
for November itlll calls made. 24 pn-i
tienie in attendance at the Ulnpc‘nsnry,’ 1
:besides man) in homes unable to getl
iontluld four at tllchb‘blton senator-i
Minty substantial gifts of food.
fund clothing have been received during 1 soon you take a little Dinpepsln.
' the month from the Needlework Guild; '
I'Giris Friendly .societiefl. Kings Dough 11....
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, {torn and private individuals. and thal;
association acknowledged all Duell‘lt‘l-
nations moat nratetnlll. Such articles
are placed nu soon as received. and the
nurse etlll has need of warm uudorclo-1
thing for men, women und children
“aim ulnhtslllrta and shoes. undcrclo-
thing and shoes being ospcclulli need ?
Need
The association is not ‘formed to din- ‘
pcuae genetni cllariii. its lrennun
will admit only of attention to the
sick. but the calls for mntellul uccns
jellies ill the homes of the very 1Ioor1
I‘aick are continuous and aI1‘Ipnliiug. e55
pecluliy will: the coming of whiten:
and can be met only in part by thci
:vurious churches and relief bonnie.
unless the Dispclman is supplied with
such necessities as above mentioned.
There are no slums proper in Non.
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iiiSiliRE Bill Hill
l0 illilliiii iiilllll
By Common Garden Sage,-
Simpie Remedy" for Dandruff,
Falling, Faded, Grayliair .
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The old idea of using ease for dark-‘1
calm; the hair is again coming in 1.
vogue. Our grandmothers used to have 1
dark. glossy hair at the age of seventy-
live, while our mothers have white hair
before they are fifty. Our grandmoth-
ers used to make a “sage tea" and ap-
ply it to their hair. The ten made their
hair soft and glossy. and gradually re—
stored the natural color
One objection to using such a peep.-
aratlon was the trouble of making it,
especially as it had. to be made every1
two or three days. on account of some
I
overcome, and by asking almost any
first-10mins druggist for Wyeth's Sage
and Sulphur Heur- Remedy. the .pubiio
can get a superior preparation of sage.
with the admixture of sulphur, another
valuable remedy for hair and scalp
troubles. Daily use of this preparation
will not only quickly restore the color
of the hair. but will also stop their hair
from falling out and make it grow.
(let u bottle from your druggiet to-
day. Use it and see fer yourself how
quickly dandruff goes and gray hairs
vanish.
fl‘his preparation is offered to the
public at liit‘y cents a bottle. and is
recommended and s'old'by all drug-
giats. Special agent, Stillson- Powell
Corporation. 1 11
that your stomach is as good as an ';
lnurae has found within the town of
‘ Norwnlk a bedridden woman lying on
{slats covered only by a cloth. an in
minute covering disease and filth; cbil
dren weak and crying tor food; women
ideneral Wickersham to make an it»
. hospital.“
vomiting. nausea, heartburn. griping
potion. pain in limbo. sleeplessneas.
belching of gas, billlousuers, sick
headache. nervousness. dizziness or
many other similar symptoms.
if your appetite is fickle and nothing
food lies like a lump of lead on your
stomach, you can make up your mind
that at the bottom of all this there is
Prove to yourself in five minutes
that them is nothing really “Wrong.
Elton thin fermellatlon and begin eat~
lug what you want without fear of
discomfort or misery.
Almost instant relief is waiting for
you. it is merely a matter of hon
”Mmmmagow‘ rob—J»...
.walk lull there awhimst Side" condi-
lions in all directions. The visiting
dlvlduul some of whose garments had
not been moon-d for a year. such gun
struggling with disease and (institution
and attempting to fixed growing ‘lil
drop sometiuwa in nutnbers.o on from
.‘to 54 a mouth and tuberculosis pa~
tiente living in the midst of large fan:
lilea, thus spreadlnir the disease.
Them are only «moles of the items
comprising the mdntllly reports of the
nurse vvvvvv reports that cannot be made
public in all details. but which are
stories of sulloring seldom exceeded
i-icuce the lied Cross Christmas
se eais!
These scale sell for one cent each.
and if not purchased elsewhere may
be had by mail from the secretary of
the association. Mrs. William J. ’l‘rn-
coy. 23 \t'eel avenue. Not-walk.
'BANNER SOCIAL OFFICERS.
Mrs. F. l. Merriam Chosen President.
ilnnncr Coutwil Serial Club met
Wednesday evening with Mrs. John
Plunder nt Rowuyton and elected elit-
eers. Games were played. Mrs. Louise
Orcrtou winning the first prize‘snd
Mrs. Stone the consolation. The oili-
cors chosen were as follows:
Prcnideni—«Mra.‘ ‘ l. Merriam.
. Vice l'resideutwhirs Henry ROW-
land.
\Secrelarywbira. John Plunder.
Treasurer-“Mrs. Louise Overton.
Following the business meeting a
social time was enjoyed and it was
decided to meet again in two weeks
with Mrs. Charles Warner, 46 First
street, East Norwalk.
TAFT TO PROBE N. H. ROAD MA-
1 _ RINE MERGER.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 9.-—~‘Viaynr
Fitzgerald of Boston secured the pro-
mise of President Taft today for an
investigation of the reported consolli
dation of the Eastern Steamship. Met-
ropolitan Steamship and Maine Steam-
ship companies into a single corpora-
tlon According to Mayor Fitzgerald.
the Consolidation would give share-
holders in the Easteln Steamship com«
pany $3. 000, 000“ in bonds and 53. 000.
000 in stocks in tlle- Eastern company
This, the mayor characterised as
"stock manipulation." The president.
he said, intended to direct Attorney
realisation of the merger. Protests
against it already ' had been lodged
with the Boston Chamber of Com:
merce.
The Eastern Steamship company is
a holding company for some of the
New Haven rond’s Maine property.
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ELEVATOR COLLAPBED AND TWO
MEN iNJURED.
HARTFORD. Dec. 9.-—«.lame's J.
Skulley, of Brooklyn. N. Y.. and Nich.
olaa Riccl.‘ were injured by reason of
the collapse of an‘ elevator while at
work today on the liartford National
hank skyscraper at Main and Asylum
‘ of Society. ‘ .
the morning paper comes to illm asi
the latentuthnptcr in the continued HIGGINS WITH HILL LINES?
story of the race Our schools fall to. It was Iepjotted in Iailroad (”holes
bridge the mill litllwell llie past and? today that San-111m Higgins former
the pronoun, igenerai manager of the New Haven
“There 18 a half-truth ill the luflxwwho has been on a leave of absence
Ilm 'u little knowledge is :1 danscrmlsilhe past few months. and who. as late-
Ihlmg.‘ it were better to say llmtily announced. will not return to the
lopsided or undigested kIIoWledgo lain...“ may,” will shortly take a high
a dangerous thing tinny men, who. position with one of the Hill lines ill
with a singlemlndedneas and entbus-i 11m northwest
item that is admirable. are pursuingi The report could not be verified
the will~o'-the-wisp of political shortnimmugh 011101111 quarters at the yellow
cuts nndleforme- while you-wait. nllkhtfbuudmg here and Mr Higgins could
revise their Herve if they could learn‘ not 1... reached 1311,19 home in [nudge
that moat that seems so easy and Iii-1pc" yesterday:
luring has been tried before at oue1‘
time or another in the history of man-
kind.
"it is the function of the teacheri
of history to lead men to avoid bind-i
dark in the future by studying the]
mistakes and successes of the pas: IFH'O“A
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iFIRE ALARMS
sourH NORWAtilé1Flfl£ ALARM
Bibctno
lerrn fiend darters at
I‘ks. Telep tone for tire alarms.
“'in study Hnlniitons financial policy} No. 2.4
and Jackson's war on the National “"‘w"‘“"“"“°“ “a ”mil “in 8" '
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Mahaokemo Hotel.
Bank except to fit ourselves to rccehel stht 11‘ G Comm 1.1111111 111111111
5~Hoyt ll Theatre.
forthcoming report of the Aldrich conl~3 I—«Music Ha"
lllllllllofl? Why study the remit of ”dwm m.. imam“ 13¢th
Egrnrlan‘.‘ l3-x(‘onoord SL. Concord and Lincoln
Inclement in Route. or the peasants .”__N"nh Main ”m Ann 3“
revolt In England except til-learn that ”“Hlxll $1 and Ba slew Ave.
if we seal the cask of justice it Mil Lubes: Ave. and Cedar St.
effervmlcc and explode? Why study ‘1 “mm 5mm“ W ”t A"
r :3 \My Ave and bows St.
the trench Revolution and contempo—i 21 “11mm“ 1111 Hour S111
i . - ti St.
that the Nation that wowed: by 1Ire-l‘g‘7’nifi‘lw £1}; é‘PodveA‘gL."
Wilts
men are livlulf ”peaceably in its meleelitzthhli Electric Works. State Sti
1at~x3prlnn§nndmstn
i 'nter Sta.
i—«xDay and Raymond Stu.
with sanity and diacrimlnatlon to
f—Norwnlk H1«Cpitai
iiftord and City Hotels.
Der roan St.
the ”clots in Sparta, the
| Sc boots.
lfimkNornalk iron“ drill.
izi ‘w est St. and Taylor Ave.
ruri' ll‘nnllab hislon except to learnt 1'5<~x8(llllll Main and bonroe Bis.
‘cedent and rebuilds the house nbilefu'rs'llllh 5W“ 3‘" WWW" Gm" "m
forward further and faster than the “gflxflmk man.)
nation that pursues the fickle goddcsjflr-XW
55~Burrllt and Quintard Aves. and Water
renialible alliance of Christianity. in;
lbs—Freight yard and Ann ”St. .. private.
that truth. lt‘flllk rance. tenacity. frugi
‘bcr of any box can be sounded
lino opt-ll. 1—
There are neither gaps nor leaps'
'l‘hleel slow strokes. water to be that
“if the animals are to fulfill their;l ”.1, “mm. m. any district also to-
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historv to our on ntlmen that they?" m" A” "d um” Pl
27~Franklin Ave. and Lyrics P.
lcourses of study the living subject olifiwnarbor A111 and 0mm“! St.
42-—Maln SL8 and North Ave.
Let Him mold thee—M. Luther.
lit—Chestnut St near Summer St.
4%“
testing or
I
oodhlx
~Falrlleld Ave. and
lit.
. 5..“ voodw an! and London Avon.
the last 1900 years except to
4wh'orwalk [belt (20.. on rivate
ability and faith will more battloai 0“ “mm at 12 now “a E p 111..
Two llllulaas after an alarm. are out1 re-
nnd bounds to the-recorded revolution all
p m.. each Wednesday. a box
democrnalc function of making citi-gcfilwd by telephone. .4
22»Sprin|t an: and Kellogg Si. ‘
have developed in teaching the face of'
'28-“ out Are. and Berkeley St.
'nppiied hlfilflr} illml‘Thnpel St. and Harbor Ave.
4c93—Fran
Would the face of nature be so se-
lib-«Main St. and Union Ave.
"ed injuries which probably 'will prove
gvuigbts private hospital in
1everything at this time
inf theory and tries to rebuild society AkwTrIylol' are. and sw‘lfi‘ ad
on n new model? Why trace the ir-i“ ““wnmd A” “a ' “'3
learn al—flrllden Hill a: and Elmwood Ave.
that the great and successful move'5'*““m““°“ 3‘ ““6""
. . . 5
meals lune been idols mowmems. and1‘ 1H Dmnm 111 Imeflmng box“
in) Master box. from which the num-
- staminrd time. 1.
than dynamite or the shot in the 0M ”my” 11 odd urn”.
dark?
calls depnitmont.
lam 12.05
yulled for test
1xclla,lll0tle Wl‘iO dirt-(ti their policy; NORWALK Fl“: ALARM.
should use the some skill in :I1Iply:lng lg-ggrner of Main and Wall Sta.
'24~—~l. nion Park.
-5owes SI. and Wilton Ave.
history. In short. they ought. careful
ly to work out and introduce in their “we”, 1mm. (hm... hm).
a2—West Ave. and Merwln St.
sou—West Ava. near Armory.
“'”"' 85—»Stevena St. and Elmcrest.
Be silent to God,
62~Main and Catherine Sta.
53-New Canaan road and Fair St.
rene and beautiful if man's destiny
. —- rt ’1‘ dal La
were not equally so?-Thorenn. ‘8 on" Si“ and l" I “e‘
(id-«On “The Green."
bib—loom Ave. and Lincoln Ave.
at.
64~Eaet Ave. and Daskam Lane.
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EAST NORWALK FIRE ALARM BOXES
Fire headquarters. 50 Van Zant Street.
Telephone 170 :
4~~Fitch School (private).
6~lllariin School (private).
{its-oldest Washington and Fort Sta
hit—4. an Znudt St. and Osboln Ave
tile—Janet Ave. and Rowan Si.
21.~Wlnllold St
‘l~—'-P‘olt and Charles Sis.
224~Baat Ave. and Fitch St
225~SL John St. and Edllo Ave.
332 ——t~‘eavlew Ave, and First St.
335~Boulevard and Smond Sl-
ime-«Cove Ave. and Fifth St »
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MlT OIIIGKLY
Delay Has Been Dangerous in South
Norvnilk.
Do the right thing at the right time.
Act quickly in time of danger.
Bacltache in kidney danger.
Dean's Kidney Pills act quickly.
Plenty of evidence to prove this. gli*§‘f“‘“"“§“ and: Blinkililiii St. gap)
*- ey 89? 1 “Int PH? V8. 8 .
' Mrs' J‘ Flagg, 46 Spring street, 2~Koyser St. and Duck Pond Id. (Tobi
South Norwaik, Conn. says: “l, have 4313~snoic Haven. l'l‘el.)
not been as Well in two years as l .7515):i£32$§. ".‘fi:“..'g‘~’..:g 1393‘?" 3““;23
have since taking Dean‘s Kidney Pills. imim 11 glixgii‘goi°$ii‘é’b°iim me. an alulm
‘I regret that I did not learn of this Private boxes will only be pulled for
medicine when I Wat “1'“ taken With nr§egiiuiirtii§m Ergeimlyctaombde given by
kidney trouble {my it would have snap the chief Di acting chief upon his arrival
ed me much suffering. i had taken at “I” m
but a low doses before i received great 1’00““ “a” and;
relief and the contents of two-boxes 173$:‘385ia2l58 greflkhmndard time
improved my condition wonderfully. i 11-11—Twemy (v.9. a. s a m M mom.
advise other persons suffering as i did 11 E'I'ETfiffififi'ltztop‘fil'l".:‘Efii‘g‘fi'm M “b
3153;131:113 snfgdgegggfngtfggged .1.narrate“t:.:tr‘:l'h::‘eila a.
(Statement given April 28,1906.)
Reinalol‘aement.
When Mrs. Flax: was interviewed
on June 22,1911. she said: “i am only
Slcnals '
times, testing or line
entire department.
ROWAYTON Elli! ALARM DISTRICTS
u—allnhlnnd Ave. to N.‘7 _.. N. H d: H.
ill—Hickory“ Bluff and Bell Island.
llwl’ino Point and Roton Point.
. . til—Lon Island Sound to Melanie St.
too willing to conflrmmy folmer state— “Lafitmn 0mm”, 5 to ”no”,
meat regarding Donne Kidney Pills 22~Pennoiéer1o8t touCrusst. ht.
This remedy certainly did good work 2(1—.R1\Iirm to swam“.
in my case” 4. V” "3“ ‘
, 15—Whlte alias. north to B side.
wFor sale by all dealers. Price 501 ISB~Wlllte Br ldgc 3.11115. to I... .Sound.
ltd-.W-hlto art are W.
no stroke of the fire bell at odd times
lrITlctvlea
cents. Fostenllilburn‘ Co, Buffalo,
New York. gale agents tor the United
States. 1
Renamed t
ell-eats. Broth mei‘l were“ taken to the
At bower. slams indicate" earlobe
.0.
take no; other.
1 for estimates.
. ited.
i
E. H. Mathewson J. Wallace
stro‘ii'etin gt lire bell. thus, 1-1. fire 1
firnri1-irbgimgmar Inre he'll. thus. 1 1-1 1-1. ‘
wet
INJURED BY TROLLEY CAR.
CHICAGO. Dec. 8,—(‘yrus B. unz-
le)‘. 88 years old. and for more than?“
40 \eill‘i'l employed in the Chicago post
office, was struck by a street car yes‘
Ierduy on his way to work and recelv.
fetal. -‘ “
langiey is the only living charter
member of Chicago 1 Typographical
Union, No. 16. and at one time was
the owner of the Daily Mail, which
was merged into the Evening Post. ‘
GEN. VAN KEUREN DOING WELu.
General Louis N. Van Keuren, for-
merly of Bridgepiort, but now of New
listen, was operated upon at Dr‘
Bridge-
.port. yesterdav by Dr. Erdmann, a n0t~
ed New _lork specialist, and today in
doing nicely. No serious results are:
anticipated and Gen. Van Keurens .
friends will be glad to learn the
is extremely
favorable to complete recovery.
pl.
Sentinel want ads. bring results.
You may buy a Coal that's
cheap. but you..don't get
quality. Talk the matter”
a... where QUALITY
‘ TELLS—
The Harris &Gans C0.
1a.. 721. as won-an er.
"“"‘ "“9 41/:
Does Your Roof Leak?
The Century Compound .
srops ALL LEAKB
see 1A GAtLON 05.: .A GALLON
., .i
! —*————
We guarantee the weather wear .
our Compound for three years. Writ.
Correspondence loite-
Century Roofing Co.. Inc.
83 Washington St. south Nor-wail
CityNationalBank
reansncrs A pennant. aANKIN
ausmess AND orrsns EVERY
1 . FACILITY CONSISTENT
WITH souno
’ BANKING ’ ‘
~— .
Surplus andiProl‘ltb
Capital
5100.000. 00
Safe Deposit Boxes 03 and $5 put- ”[5
sowm H. snarl-tween. ere
JOHN H. KNAPP.1st Vice-Pm.
recession I-I. nowart 2nd
pr.
WILI-‘RED BODWELL, Chill!
DlRECTORS ‘1‘
John H. Knapp John H.~L‘lyli
Christian Swan: Fred. -H. Rowan
annual Grumman Lewis Rm, i'srlhil
Henry 8. Lockwood "
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