Suturdut ofH‘thifi‘week. 3111; Sentinel,
as has been its custom {or covers!
19111.11 will 11111111111111.» its '1‘ide C1131.
11211 for 1912. 21er nowsdeale1 and
newsboy will be supplied with a colon
11111 for excl} customer, which
1111011111 11111131 upon receiving with the
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1200111 1111111 subscribers can obtain
the calendar by' calling at this
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'liiie Creocent Laundry, 111 Senview
avenue, will he closed for Christmas
day.
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The mid-week prayer meeting of the
Swedish Congregational Church was
held late evening.
The weekly services were held at
the Advent Chrlntinn Church last eve-
ping and were well attended.
Melvin 111111311111 who l1as'been (2-011
fined to his home 1-01 the past two
weeks 111111 an attack of tonsilltls
was out yesteulpy 101 the 111st time.
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Rev. William 11'. 1111119st111 occu-
py the pulpit and preach 111 the weekly
1,1r1’iyer,aud praise service. which will
be held at 11111 E11111 Avenue Methodist
Church. tonight.
We are requested to state that it
was Mrs l-‘ttg ‘1'. Button. of Bridge
ctr,eet “ho undei went an operation at
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that l
oilice'3
{term of four years.
11113 ”Burray" property.
" Miss Josephine Coskey. is confined
by illness. . .
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Mrs WiliiuutDutcher who 1118 been
very 111, is slightly improved .1 ,1 1
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Miss Catherine Wilcox of Comps),
street, spent yesterday out of town.
K A. Blake and J. K. Neidhamor of
New York city, are victims in town.
J. Frank Elwood of New Jersey. has
been visiting at his former home
I here.
Postmaster Charles Harris has been
reappointed postmaster for another
Mr. and Mrs, Bert Mills and family"
are domiciltd in their new home on
Mrs Harry Hulk of cross Highway.
111111.. been entertaining her grand-
daughter from Bridgepott..
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Q11 Saturday afternoon 1111- Sunday
school workers of Trinity church will
meet and trim the church.
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'i‘ho Misses Elinor and Louise Hyde
:1111v1» tinned their home and zone to
iBridgeport for the winter.
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The annual meeting of the shore-
holders of Alto First National bank 011
11.» home of her parents. last weekF'W’estpol‘t. will be held Tuesday. Jan .
and not Mrs. Etta “'em. as stated in
yesterday's Sentinel. ‘
Miss Marion L‘ilommedie, who has
been studying at 11 iiaitimore college,
returned to the home of her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel L'Hommedieu. of
.‘ttowon street. last evening. Miss
11'Hotitmedieu was accompanied hr
Miss Short of Bethe! who spent the
might \tith her.
The brlcu layers :11 the Kuboyitch-
Vugel building-in Bust \\'nshin-gton
street am making rapid progress and
first story. The erection of the build-
in; marks the beginning of the boom
‘ which this street is about ‘10 experi-
‘vroposition. I
The Mayflower Hook and l..11dder
pool tournament opened auspiciously
last evening and 11 good game was
played between James Johnson. rated
90, and Frank Holly, rated 86. which
was won by the hitter by the score of
115.111 75. Mr. Holly took the lead in
the first frame and held it throughout
with the exception of three games. An-
other game will be played tonight be-
tween Herbert .Gorham. rated 76, and
‘ Frank Keene. rated 911. The score of
-. aunt night's game was as follows:
Johnson, 90. Hdlly. BS.’
51—42 9
43-1, 19
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' 76 66
76—2 1 79
75—4 , 85 A
Referee-«Hurry \\'. Waterbury.
..Scorer—wli‘mnk Keene. .
, Tally koop::—-Chnrles'\1’oeks. -
drove the walls up as ‘high as the'
once as 11 result 01‘. the new bridge'
, Quinlan were appointed a conimlttee
. hes the blood—cures the csdsIo—n‘buildo
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9lh, 1912.
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Ariangements are being made tori
the dance of the 11011 Name society;
connected with the Churth of the‘
Assumption 011 1111119
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The poll 111111311111 the funeral of:
James Marooney were neighbors of‘
the deceased. Walter and Edward!
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Christmas day 11 ill be celebrated in
a vety happy manner at the Westport‘
Sanitarium. One of the clue: font-
111‘es will he a mammoth Christmas;
tree in the evening. . 1
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The pupils and teachers of “out
.Snugntuck school have prepared in
pleustng program consisting of 11011113.?
recitations an‘d dialogues to be given;
tomorrow afternoon. Santa Claus
will be there and assist in distributing;
the gifts.
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Mrs. Frank N. Taylor, Mr and Mrs.;'
Charles Hams, Mrs. Fred Fable and
son. Mrs; Morris Mills. Mrs. Gustav
Lehn, Mr. John Barlow, ‘.1111‘ and
Mrs (1‘10 Simpson and Miss M. A.
McNully were visitors 111 Bridgeportl
Tuesday. ~
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At. the meeting of tho Westport, Fire
district Monday evening it was voted
to place a two mill tax on the district.
11‘. C. Smith noted as chairmnuof the
meeting. Robert Post and Thomas
to attend to the installing of the 'two
new hydrants in town.
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makes you an easy victim for organic
disease. Burdock Blood Bitten purl-
Mill‘-
INSULT CONGREOQ- .
MEN.
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wAsnmo'rrSN 136111. 21 ~Tho mam:
hem of the Connecticut delegation
have received a petition from the New
Haven-county Pomdnn grunge which
some of them consider contains an in-
suit and will refuse to eithet acknowl-
loWs:
‘illBsolvod. That in view of the ox-
cesslve freight rates and for the better
service of the 361131131 public. to are
Oheartily in favor .011 the government
parcels post; and that this resolution
be rewarded to our consrsss'tnen and
senators, urging Mtbem to do.- 311 in
their power tor the edrly enactmettt.
(111111311 provision 113 shall load to its
establishment
‘ "If they do not do this, We, the mom-
bets 111 New 1111111211 County-”Pomona.
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3 the towns ohlho biota a copy'
, 11111111111113.1311” Whiqh>llfi .1133 ‘
I law relating to the attitude of
port: to no
. Ohio Highwny Wilmington
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_ Itvay Commissions: Junieli 117,31»
... 1111 toil-.1. rent to the 17111111131111.1119 _ f 1111
1111 public ‘vice corporations
state, accompanied by a copy of the
state concotuing the entrance ’ upon
ttuuk lines by public service corpcrn- 1
Lions: . .
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lic senvlcs oorporotigugugmt'i
our highway systems.. Through-core-
Icssnoss or neglect ontho port of th
workmen, or those in charge of the
work our roads have been destroyed.
I think it 13 only 1311 to any that this
has not been by design. but tether
through ignorance or the absence of
the exercise of sufficient core in can»
log on the work. Many roads have
been destroyed and a large bill bf ox-
pause for repairs has been entailed. ‘
"This matter had assumed such pro-
portions thut it was considered of 3111-
ticient. importance by the committee
011 roads. rivers and bridges. during.
the session of 11111, to enact a 11‘.» re»
(wiring public service
desiring to enter upon any of
highways under state cure or mon-
sit-action, first' to obtain 11 permitrfrom:
the highway department to do 831
"The object of 1111101111: 1111 01.111933,
roadn under some degree of protection »
was to enable the 1111119 to koep’thom
in a proper state of repair.
was not to work any injury to these
corporations nor to deny access to the-
main highways. but rather to provide
that all public servlte corporations e11-
toting upon the roads 3111111 do fliheir
work decently and in order. and with
11 proper regard for the work dons b1
the state prior 1n the time of onto11n
[119111011 11y the public service corpora-
tion is
“Enclosed herewith you will find :1
copy of this law.
”if your corporations should desire
at any time to enter upon any 01 the
3.13111 highways. if you will 111111111 dti~
it this office, giving 11 statement 0' the
class of work you wish to do and Gold ‘ ‘
Iignsto the partltular section: or 11cc-
llons, of hlzhwm you wish to enter
upon. we will provide you n swims»
tion to govern the work and permis-
sion to enter noon the highway upon,
which you may desire to operate.
‘Vcry respectfully yours
"11111113 11. MACDONALD.
"State Highway Commissioner."
The commissioner has 111110 sent to
.1119 ‘seiectuten o circular letter. form.
of application and a copy of the bowl
highway law relating to the allotment
of state aid for highways.
The circular letter to the nelsotmdh . -‘
calls attention to the. changes made
in the old lows: pointing out that the
most important. change is that relating
to repolro. “diet-310mm." boys the let-
for “three-quarto“: of the pence o!
repair of all roads for which the state
has contributed of her moons has been
paid by the state, and onenuarter by '
the town. Under the 111w of 1:911, the -
state 1310 pity the entire expense of ,
the tip-keep and all 1111111131111 all of
the fourteen trunk lino highways 11p- ‘
pouring on the msp accompanying the
reports for the years 1907-1908. A11~
other important change is the protest, 1
tion of this system upon whichiho
state has been I work for several“
years, 111‘ having it completed in n roe»
111111111113 length of time by tho embar-
go. or safeguard placed around this
system. that it is the intention. dls-
tinctly emphasized. of, completing this
' system before the trunlr line money 12
to he used tot-any other mud than on
of these four trunk lines. The trunk ' '
line appropriation to now 32.0110. 011
to be used solely 11nd exclusively upon,
the trunk line 11y stem as shown on tin " .
map accompanying the reports for the ‘ “
yours 19071908.“
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CORPORATION OERTW‘ICATEO.
Corporation papers as follows have
beenmed with the sate secretary:
The'lndi‘onb. Coal Conservation and
Development 110.01. Bridgeport: to
start with 31,000 capitol; incorporation
by‘ James A. Byrne.1)oniel P. iBiog-
helmet and 11011113. Galicxhor. , 1.
The Bridgeport Homatltchlng and
pony, of 31111119111111; to start with
32 0‘00 capital; incorporated by Joel
T. Wooster, ’A‘lbert W. qugor 11nd
IGeou‘ge W Barker. , '.
The Vooophdpe 001111131111. .01 West-
5100,9011 capital;
, :11 Junior W.‘ $311133.
tho-
oorporntions 3‘1
the ,.
thought of having a law of this kind;
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An Offer Appropriate for Christmas Value $1.85 1111 95c
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951: and 5 Vamty Box COupons
of Consecutive Numbers, cut from THE SENTINEL
* By hosting our: of these Outfits, you have practically eight separate articl‘es' in one cabinet. You do
not know the satisfaction and real enjoyment that may be obtained by owning one of these lip-mm
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MILADY'S VANITY BOX CONSISTS OF:—— ,1
ONE BOX OF C. R. BATLEY’S CELEBRATED TALCUM
ONE BOX OF C. R BAILEY‘S CELEBRATE!) 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 POCKE’B POWDER BOX, WITH MIRIROR
ONE DOZEN ORANGE WOOD STICKS.
'ONE DOZEN LONG FLEXIBLE EMERY BOARDS.
ONE FINE FLEXIBLE STEEL NAIL FILE.
C R BAILEY’S TALCUM is made of the finest imported Italian Talc. daintily perfumed.
C R. BAILEY'S TOOTH POWDER' ts gushed 1n 2 dust-proof metal box, which 13 both 1.1: and
convenient for tourists. It prevent! decay on discoloration. .‘ ’ ,
C. R. BAILEY’S FACE, POWDER,y flesh color, with chamols inclosed, imparts a beautiful trans-
potency and to free from anything that can possibly injure the skin. Exquisitely perfumed.
C. R. EILEY’S SWANDOWN BOUQUET PERFUME is very refreshing and lasting. Appre-
eluted by , .
ORNAMENTAL POCKET POWDER BOX, contains a superior Face Powder, highly perfumed.
.1111. Wool Puff. This box is handsomelyédocorated, with mirror set in flavor. A perfect beauty.
1ORANGB WOOD STICKS are of a superior quality, and appreciated by all members of the
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LBKIBLE EMERY BOARDS are very useful' to completing the finishing touch to ono’s nails.
FLEXIBLE NAIL FILE is something that everyone should possess, being extremely useful in .
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