tiller! Wily. of New Haven. m3 re-
turned to his home utter a visit with
‘ ‘ friends in the Village.
'i‘he Adonis Expreos Company has
removed the telephone at the ”Romy-
ton railroad intuition.
...
E B. Harrie, or New York city, has
been unending a few days at the Gnr- Wednesday. on busineao.
rel; Smith residence at Tokeneite.
i
NOROTON
Master Theodore Smith is ill of ion.
siiitis
Hartford Smith was in New Haven.
All '
Miss May Haliet. of New Canaan.
Richard Tiader and twmiiy. or New Silent Wednesday with Miss Smith.
York city, have been spending several
daya but their summer residence at To
keneke. '
.
At the service this evening,c.t the
flotllodist Episcopal Church, Rev.
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Miss Pearl Van Sony. of South Nor-
welk. event Bundny with tritium here. .
Organization or the lion‘s club of
the Methodist Church was oompleued
George Benton Smith. of Dorian will “ratified“ “‘th
preach, and otnunibcr or men of his
Ohureh will be nreeent and participate
in the oervioe .1le week Rev. N. E.
flonold. ol‘ New Milford, will assist
the pastor
W
‘ Twu coasting accidenbi occurred
this week which resulted in quite aer-
lone injuries to the boys who were
the unfortunate victims thereof Yeo-
terday afternoon Edward non of Con-
stable and Mrs. Edward J. lAdrllrnn.
"was Sliding downthe hill in the school
yard. when his elcd' crashed into the
side of the school building. The boy
sustained a severe cut across his face.
S
\4‘ (I: I:
uvwell on numerous bruises. His com-l
pardons went to i. assistance, and he
was taken to his home in Cross
street. where Dr.; F, 1. But neil. Slimt
nioned from South Norwel . wnu ob
liged to take half a dozenlstitchee in
the lad 9 face The plevioue day Rog
lnold Arnold. eon of Mr and Mrs. hm
hart M. Arnold oi Crockett street. re “WM ”rm“ i“ ”‘9 Methodist the guests entertained at the home «it
milled a had cut over his eye, which
Wed him a. good deal of pain.
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Miss Myrtle Stevens. of Belle island.
Nol‘walk, is believed to have returned
to Peehskill. N Y.. after her visit to
Danhury on 'i‘hnredn‘y of last week.
The girl. who was betrayed by Lynne
. Foshay. of Dnnbnry. is in hnrd tintin-
‘ cial straits and it 'in doubtful if she
will retinal to her parents’ borne on
‘ Belle island.
Charles E. Stevens. when interviett'ed
as to whetheror not the girl would re
turn, replied: "I do not think she will."
‘ On Thursday. the Stevens girl appear-
ed. in Darling having come :irom
Parkehlll by automobile. ISDB intimnt
in fact the rattler.‘
q! to outer of Police Bradley that.
she had no money..not even enough to
pay the automobile hire that brought
her to Dunbm‘y. 'I‘o Proaecutor Beers.
of ‘Danlblr‘ry. she said of Foehay: - ”He
out flmid marry me. Then put it
on when 11116 time cable. Then he do
'mted" me and now what can I do’?‘
The girl stated thet who had been
ying ox a hotel in Peehskiil wait
. May to return to her To
Dunbury authorities she stated
What she wanted Dynus orreated an n
motions chem. but the skid that. they
‘hlld not lived togetiher as man and
invite in flonneeticut. Foslley is a man‘-
‘ jflod man and hue s. fondly.
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{Rudol b A Loh‘r
PP“. 1278
ROWAYTON. CONN.
Fifi.
, this important step forward.
. treasurer.
John Oldousohlager. of South .Nor
walk. with a. visitor in Dorian on boat
nese ‘ Wednesday. '
Mrs, Mathew Hm; of Mount Ver-
non. has returned to her home. after a
week‘s vieit with her mother.
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Mrs. lieni‘md Smith and doubler,
returned Wednesday from a visit with
nvislt with litre. Smith's Inother.
Mlaa Elsie Stafford and brother.
Whiter Stafford. of this place. have re-
turned to their home altar vielting in
Nyack. N, Y.. for a week.
wwm~ m
iinni’ord Smilinor thin piece. went
Wednesday in New Haven. Yeatsrdny
Mr. Smith and daughter. Min Merv .
iorie Emit-,h wem’viaitore in Bridge-
port ‘
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Miss May 8 Lord. who recently held
Church. will etop for a tow hours vleit
in Daricn. Saturday. on her way to
Brooklyn
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Slxiyone children downed more) . [humor Hill. have been in town for I
in the Home Bank and Trust Oom- I“. days
pony. Wednesday President Mark D.
Wither gives each young depoeltnr an
additional quarter to :swell the no
counts.
The ofilcera of the Home Bank and
Trust company are as follows: Prent-
dent Mark D Wither: vicepreeidentv.
Howard 18. Neiiaonand Harry N. hole
or, neeretnry and treasurer, George F.
Hearse.
The Junior mechanics held their in
staliatlon of omeers. liar the enouinE
year. Wednesday evening, and. alter
the business we over. there wasen in-
formal smoker. The following emcers
were elected; Counselor. Harold Gan-
tre'll; vice-counselor, Wilbur Cantrell; i
recording secretary, Wilbur Gainer;
financial secretary. E. B Qmioot;
I“. V Cantrell; ohaplnin.
Rev. G B Smith.
“me—a
The citizens of Barton are agitating
street lighting and for the purpose of
bringing this to a. bend twenty of the
influential citizens havo signed a po-
tition which hue been submitted to
the selectinen. requesting that. a ape
cinl town meeti g be called to consider
The
meeting will prothly be held next
Week and indicatiob’s are that the town
will vote in mm of street lighting.
In the recent etory whioh appeared
Llu one column in mm to the
Home Bank a trust (loinpany of Dar
ion. n «u unintentionally stated thltt
the subscribers had onlypui
enpitIl. together with I surpluI In»
‘ Former State t‘beursnoo Commiuion-
count or 35 her out. or the capital.“
that the bank's capital is rally 03?.-
500. The bank in doing tmcualy. Sen
silty-seven encounte were opened on
the tint day and on Weduetdoy even-
ing thin number had been Increased
to an even hundred, ‘with more com-
ing inirepidlfy.’ The number of ohih
dren’a Iocouute opened in gratitying
and proved thatdudge MIrk‘D. Wil-
hnr'I campaign in meeting with one»
case. Judge Wilbur spoke to the chil
dren oi the Rowayton school on Wed-
neednyloiteruoon.
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litre. Bruce McQueen is visiting rcla~
tivee in New York.
'l‘ihe Whiat Club will meet Tuesday
January 9th with him ital-y F‘. Greg
cry. ‘
hire. Theodore (latter. of Croobury,
hail been I recent guest of him. titan-
ton Coley.
George F. Cnnheid mad family were
guests of Mrs. Bunion Coley lut
Thursday.
M
lire, m. ileWitt and family have
removed to Norwallt to spend some
time this winter. '
I Miss iiclen lllibbell and um Allen
Merwiu hove returned from I visit
with friends In iimokiyn.
entertained Stanton alloy nod Family.
of Wilton, over Christmas.
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Mr. Crane of Boston. was among
Mrs (3.1 DeWitt over the New You
Mr. and Mrs. Chaney. of New York.
who own a summer midence on
The udieo‘ Sewing Society of the
Conmgntiolipi Ohmic): met :‘Weduee
day afternoon at the home or Mrs
Blrdsail. Refreehlnente were served
at the close”! an enioysbie afternoon.
The improvements on Mica Keillor-
ine Stumes’ cottage approach oomple
lion. Modern; improvementw’ have
been installed. an outdoor porch has
been built and paper and paintihave
mode the interior very cheerful. and
bomelihe.
.~
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i ~Den’t use limb photos. The r!»
.Iction weakens the limb. hell to
chronic conItthtlon Get Dean‘s Rot
uieta. They operate wily. tone the
stomach. cure deactivation. ‘
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L _ BETTS’ BOND CALLED.
W
er FIIII to Rowena When Lar.
ceny Due Gome- Ito-in
New York.
NEW YORK. Jams .wF'roderick A
Bette. formerly an insurance commis-
sioner in annectieut, who was int
fainted last June for the larceny oi
42.000 fromliiary H Drake, of West:-
ingt’onrl). (3., failed to respond toJliI
namewhen. hefl wan called for trial
before Justice Davie in the oflminal
braneh oi the .Supremellonrti ‘yeIter-
day. His’ball or 85.0%. furnished by
a surety company, was declared for-
relied and a bench warrant tor his
Irreat was turned:
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money to purohuse real auto and
i‘aiiodtodow.. . ‘:
_ rum mm Jan. humour; A
Betta mentioned in the dismeb
above, was formerly tor most or his
. life a resident or New Haven. having ,
r: .. m
a only 1- Armin! hereunto u bulleti-
mu
‘ term of modern lleld Bonn and plentyil
. borhood under the command of (ion.
' Pettingto bididon‘. where the imperial
. on Peking. it "I reported yeaterday
Mrs, James 1‘.’ Hubbub. ot'NorwIiil. .
fl ‘ The ahidovtte attention to the indict. iii
moot charges, that Bette who given the
”Mn:
Winter cum... tor the Republican
and the million bro beiilg rapidly
Meek" lfirtwwmt ”are. "their
renewed I reinforcement of 4. 000 from
Canton who brought with them 30. too
new mgaline rifleI.
that the Republiceu now amount: to‘
more then till. one men. with manly but»
of ammunition. fa. .
The impel-him troupe in the neixh
Chang Ire not. it II believed nearly so
Iironl burnermlly as the Republicans.
Ind at may of them are Iol‘
die" trained on the European try-tern.
there in a large number or untrained
Ind' Whistepiihed troops in their
mitt.
(ion. Chutg. it“ It IIid. commando the
entire uortherb mention at the Tleiit
Taln~Pekin railway, and occupies a
numberot towns “on each side. The
revolutionaries on the other hand hold
the southern notion of the "11er
and have the Idvnntaxe oi‘ poaIeIIlng
the Iylnplthy of the population in the
“who volley. .
LONDON. ‘ .lan. it.—~iiritish and Ger-l
man troops have been despetehed from
Tina-Tutu. “cording to In Exchange
Company‘s'ulemm. to uncbow. the
ItrItelleII pointer the railroad from
A“.
“Chinese troop-I few dare Igo dew
chm in layer or e republic. elected
Wan‘k‘ WWW their‘ieador. dud Iti-
nouuood that they were about immh
that the nine unripe hen looted and
eitiaeiu oi mum and coined the
runway M: shun-Keep. whdr61~they
were holding up the treble.
The British troops will occupy and
petrol thelklim‘ican Iection oi the
railway between Tang Shoe and Len-
chow where the trains have been corn-
pletely blocked
Fighting of the innit «overt! deletio-
tion in promoting in the Iteiuity oi
innuhow trained the Chine-lie and the
Manehu troops.
blillfllth. Manchurln. Jan. osmiu-
atnlctiou have been received here by
the provineiai government to make
arrangements for the holding or an
election of delegate- to he sent to the
notion! convention. which i: to de-
ten‘mine the future term of govern-
snout in China;
LIQUOE ll MUTE-b.
Liquor Proacutor Diekermnn Think:
Power Should at Given to Suit:
The atom .
new HAVEN. ml. fir-‘Agmup or
'Ipoctntore. including Honor Prosecu-
torliierbert L. Dickerman. were you-
terdIy «humour wetohlng several.
bottles or heel- Ind whlIltey in “the
rear of the potion building. The il-
quor hill been mined by the poliee in
several recent rattle and mounting to
the time-honored curtain were being
dart-eyed by emsuhing the bottles and
pouring the liquor down the notch in:
ein in hock-oi the elation home.
it was a night to cheer the heart at
the late Corrie Nation. but seemed
an unnecessary wane to some of .thn.
people who stood watching the opera-
tion. , The odoroi'fla‘euert wine on
waited to the nostrils II the DWI:-
in... liquid was ”tattered over the
pavement.
"it's not right to let In that emit
go to unto." aid Mr. Dickerman.‘
the oity'e benefit. in a year,
undo oi dollare‘ worth or liquor is
tooitshiy thrown away . in this man-
right to have the liquor Ieised return.
ed to the owners. but very eeldoxn
does 30.; would strongly urge that
auction. an is done in other states.
'i‘he idea or deatroylng I valuable Ir.
ticle for no moron It all in iooiish. ”
FEAR THE MEDITERRANEAN FLV.
WASHINGTON. Jon. 5.-CIlii’or~
nianI are in I Itate of panie over the
protocol: at the appearance or the
«Pacific pout oi the dreaded “Mediter-
ranean by." an insect pest whichlm .
already made he we: from Austr‘aiio.
Hewett to study the ileum oi
in limb
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b Will Be Overcome
it in outimatetl ‘
burned the militiamen or the woithy ,
hunky men breaking up hundred: or
’We ought to have the right. togive ’
it bookie the“ owners or sellit tor.
thou»!
net. The court Itth bu the‘
the law he changed so that the liquor ‘f
wired in this way amid be able! at ‘
not And to dhoover lI poealble Com-.—
lsusluluul :1 ‘ "
It
From I Bad cold or tile tirippe
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Pape’n Cold Cotnpound la the innit ;
pi three your research at a (but of
more than any thousand ~donut-I. and .
containe no quinine. which we have
concluaively demonstrated iI not at
(entire In the treatment of colds or
more.
it is p. punitive {not that I done or .
two hourn until three consecutive
nous m taken. will end the curve .
and break up the moat Ievele cold.
either in the “new. client,- beck. stoni-
Ioh. limbo or any part of the body.
it promptly reliever the most min-
ornhie head-pile, dullness. head and .
nose stuffed up, ieverishneu. sneei
mucouI ceturrhal dtnchsrgoe. now»
Take this harmless Compound as
directed. with the knowledge that
there in no other medicine made All?“
where elee in the worldh‘whioh, will.
cure your cold or end Grippe misery
as promptly and without any other
mistuee or bad after-effects. as. I
ascent package or Pope's Cold Cour
pound. which any druggigt in the
world can supply
AGED wonm annular».
, Stove.
UNIONWLLR. Jun. 13
Mason. 7:; years old. wait severely ill
lamp l‘ell front I Iheit‘ onto it stove.
tug her entire body before hey were
eatinguiehed ‘
Iron ALL unite
use A canteen too A GALLON
We guerIntee the weather wear oi
our Compound for three yous. Write
[or estimated. Co‘rreepondenee colic
ltI‘tI. '
Century Roofing Co. int.
88 Wuhiugton ti. Moth Atom»
W .W.. mm»- A
J. M. Layton & Co.
NC.
REAL ESTAIE A INSURANCE
AGENTS ‘ ‘
S'Raiiroad Ave" ‘80. Norwaik.
Also anamahip Austin for Old
Minion Line. Clyde Line. 8»
. vunah Lina and Mallory Line.
TO ALL velnmaourn
anwlck ‘ Couch] "Co.
EVE. “AHMED FBI!
AND Melee GUARANTEED
Open Monday and Suture” evenings
UNITED BANK SUILDING.
South Nomlk
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DAVID W. RAYMOND
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to. upset Man an». South met-«van-
Few Hours All Misery ‘
Papa’s Cold Compound. taken every 5
ing. sore throat. running or the nose. ‘
tie”, witness and rheumatic twinges. ‘
Kerosene Lamp Fell 1mm Shelf om; .
-.\lra. Daniel2
not totally hurried It her borne here ,2
title yellerday when n kerosene oil 3:
The oil tram the brokefi' lamp caught II
tire and communicated with Mrs. Me- "
Inn '8 clothing, igniting them nd‘ hurnv ..
Money well investedwan Advertise . ';
moot in The Sentinel
Does Your Roof Leak? j:
The Century Compound
comfortable on the coldest day!
‘ Phone 1‘2
Funeral Director and limbtlmer ‘
‘(
Sweaters. Gloves. Furhand Capo”
Underwear
PRICE’S Clothing Store
98 Washington Site‘ét
Phone M. "M
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“Stilts innd "Ovcrcoats. Spe‘cials‘ ,
at $15.00 ‘
High-grade Sllftlus}é
The Hatch 8r ngogompany
SOUTH NOBWAL
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
telephone. 46.
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K with”; " 53.4w ‘ V
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BEAVER
plaster and wall-paper
in gaining rapidly in popularity as a substitute {or lath and
it is susceptible of an infinite variety
of artistic designs for mils and ceilings and permits of A
wide scope for individual III-element and note. We are agents .
' ‘and keep a large supply on hand.
BOARD
WAY ‘
7 for you to be warm in your new
house tile winter is to have or install
I Heating System that will keep you
We’ll study the location oi’ your
mama. the include: o! the house And
tell you whether a Hot Air. Hot Water
or Steam System will satisfy you best.
i The Juries & Hotchkiss
Company
NORWALK. CONN.
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fl
The
Housatonlc
Power Co
presume to
Announce
that it will send around een- '
" assets to obtain~~ informs-H
tion ‘vvlfich will enable it to"
campaign which will be row .
tuI'lly beneficial to its derr- ‘
seniors and itself. " The com- 3
' puny respectfully
.
compile a complete list of ev? , ‘
” "cry house in the community, ‘ .. . A
its oecnpents; and its owner. ; . ,
. Tide information is desired-l ”
in order " that the contour? .,
may plan‘ I new business ,
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Chiropractic in the science of the ,.
cause oi the diaeue and the art oi no»
lusting the some. Diseases are canted
by a wrench, twist or sprain in the
but: Even if done in childhood d
creates pinched nerves Ind pain in
later tile in the diflerent orgnna and;
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the can 7
this disease and pain. and health
restored through harmonizing the at:
nerve system in your body- . -
Nervousnees. Rheumatism. Pnraty- .
sis. Heart. Kidney and Female Bio-r.
easel are given special attention: Illa =
Curvature of the Spine. You will
never regret giving Chiropractic: ~
chance to help you.
FRANCISDC.
94 WATCHINGFQN 3T 80. NORW
Magnetic Treatment: Given A
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WAL
Fell. Styles
Decorator
EIIt Norwew
.10 First an,
”Telephoneil‘ourilivefi‘wo. ‘
WIN”. .
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a: mill») .itlfl'
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‘ ivtid It Norwaik imp
‘ loco . Mug.
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