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Evening sentinel, Friday, February 9, 1912 · page 4

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barge. containing 600 tons of Le-
, coal is unloading at the Raymond
miller-w docks. .i

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,. Pastimes went to Strnttord last,
. intuit. and were beaten by that
’ L , .. by the score of 28 to 18.
{hairpins service was held at the Advent
iChristian church last evening. The
3; “acting was lalgely attended.

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The regular mid-weekly prayer and

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

The prayer and praise service

Irhich‘ was held at tile Swadish Clin-

,‘ mgational chilioh last evening was

- .3“... well attended and enthusiastic through
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Delegations of the members of the
. ,3 East Norwalk fire department will at,

tend the dance to be given by the
South Norwalk Fire Police this even-
lug.

 

————

, Chief Frederick W. Wheeler, of Cot-
.: use avenue spent yesterday in New
., Haven, where he attended the funeral
novices over the remains of the late
-, ‘oiuet Hendricks.

 

An intOxicated woman nearly broke

{Mono of the show window: at the

‘Lib'lloulmodieu Brothers' store, yesterLl

,_ ,{Iy afternoon. Constable Henry C.
_ filter took the woman in charge.

 

Rev. William W. Gillies conducted
the weekly prayer meeting that was
Ljheld last evening at the East Avenue
r, Methodist church. The service was
. l' , . well attended and the pastor's talk ap-L
' mciated by all,

“MWWWW

‘ Febbiss --Amella Betta.

'touring through Europe.
first of the present year he was in Al»:

 

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Gettysburg Address-whom- Santa.
One at the People-"William Dussn.

I, Bohr—bud ooh boar bond
pruold or Lincollr-LMM Casey
Set the Flag on “Their Grave—~11.”

Brown.
Everett "' ' " . .
How Sleep the liravewJohn ilIlosll.

SonamAmerlca.
w- Mwmm—

ROWAYTON

 

home from a tisit in Bridgeport.

”fur...—
Elwood Broadway who liar-

been via

his home.

 

Mrs. Hans Gazer, of McKinley place
left yesterday for Rochester,
York. where she will visit
for a few 1weeks.

wm .

Mrs. George Spencer. of New York.
whol‘has been‘vlsiting at Shenamerc,
Contentment island, has returned to
her home.

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rRowayton was well represented at

Merrill Business College. in the Town

.Assembly Hall. Norwalk. last evening,
' and a. very pleasant time is reported.

Friends in this place have recently
received letters from William l..
Scaries, a resident of Tokoneke. who is
Until the

 

triers, Africa. and from there be ex-
pected to go to lully, where he will re-
mcln sometime.

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Mrs. Earl F. 'l‘liomes entertained the
officers. directors and some of the
members of the Rowayton Flower

 

 

The mercury dropped down to 7

. I ' Lpared with 28 above last year. Tale

Club Wednesday evening, at her home
iill Rowsyton avenue. Some plans were

degrees above this morning as com 'made for the coming season. and nillarlon in the Congregational Church.

eilLi

Tribute to Our Patriot Bravo—Ilene

. Ibis you or. train ppnstipation. lsdi

ll‘nank Mills has returned to his

iting in New Jelsey, has returnoo to

New no remedy like this.

relatives

the dance given by the students oi.

MIN-W mm ...... 1m.mmm.. mam—.m-

 

 

 

 

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“.Thdy Never- Have NI‘IoIcilI.» ailiouo
non, sluggiIh Liver or BowpiI or

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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.LL‘P. million. that crimson. ,
No odds how bad your liver. Iliom
nch or bowelsl hpvl much your head

aches, how intolerable and accordion-

gestlon biliousneu and sluggish in»; .
testineo—wycu always get the desired
results with Cascaret and quickly too

Don't let your Itbm‘ach.- liver: and

 

 

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IL ’l"
. 5:

NEW your: in nu
42d St. Wu! of Broadway
Evreilingi,’ at 8.25. Mailman
Thursday) and Saturday ”Ellil‘.’

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bowels make, youfmlsoi'ablc ”Other
moment; but an end to the ehadccho.‘ .

side organs of all the poison and eifcte
matter which is producing the mlsery.’

Take a Samurai now; don t wait un‘
til bedtime. in all the world there is
A lO-cont box?
means health, happingcs and a clear
head for months. Nd‘lncre days of
gloom and distress if you will take a

 

 

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., BENIN”. "All” Ire-Int-

billouIneII. dizziness, . nervousness.
sick. sour, gassy st‘ "ll." backache ‘ THE SUCCESS I H
and all other dltrosI; cleanse your in- OF “I WON ..

 

A PLAY EVERY MARRIED your «snootb ‘ sea

A Comedy or ' ,
Marion Fulrfux With

TULLY MARSHALL 8:
LILLIAN ALBERTSON

 

 

 

Cnlcarct nowgand then. All druggists
Iell Cascarets". Donft forget the I'chii-
drcnwiheir little insidéo need I good.

gentle cleansing, too. L
, . Tito Big Twelfth Annual

ENTERTAINMENT AND

Masquerade Bal

UN¢A8 TRIBE

REDMEN

MUSIC HALL, sourH NORWALK.

. nonoav eve. was. t!

Bigger sndPBrlzghtIr Than Ever
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DARIEN

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NOROTON

 

 

EB:
. 810 tor the hulldsolnest costumed
Margaret Hartnott, the infant (laugh €01"th
licr of Mr. and Mrs. William 1.. Hart: “cggigfit “1°“ "WWW “3mm“
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"2"" 0f ‘41 9°“ road. we“ yesterday ’6 mum. handsomest costumed indi-
inorning. Tile'runeral was held today vidual 'i
at 2 p, m. from the house, 82.50 for the most comically costumed
individual.

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At a meeting of the Men's Club of “H“ ”Rh-mm.“ Elaborate

Grand Moron. Excellent MuIic, All the
Latest DanceI

.thin evening also'clock Attorney Gcn- Doors open 7: 30 Entertainment. 8

 

 

 

 

HOYT’ S

i THEATRE

Look It ThlI List of sterling Start.
headed by Europc'I Paramount Mar-
ionette spectacle

DON KARLO'S
“THEATRE FANTOCHES"
A In» Upon I Stage, dinlIylng in
miniature a Comic Opera, with its
Pretty Girls. Entnnolng Songs and
Fascinating Dsnccc. Positively the
Season'o Greatest Artistic Triumph.
SpociIl Engagement and Added Fee-
tcre. Homer MliI’I Latut Comedy

Triumph

"THE STUCK UP MAN”
A Metropolitan ForcicIl Hlt,‘with a
thorough unquIl plot. RealiItlc
ficcnlc’ EttoctsmAli-snr Company.

:vas decided to adjourn ungl next W
oral John ll. Light of South \‘orwaik

Grand March 8: «is oclock i

A Modern Pisym with a Laugh in

" [Armory this evening.

‘ III interesting sight yesterday. when Taylor, of Potter Hill a l. and Non

 
 
 

in: “"5 month all fl" “5 1‘ has gone: . neaday evening. at the same tinii null
the temperature this year is some- iplnce
Lwhnt lower than that of last year no

cording to the records of the East

:3) Mfg}: flounder morphet. mond ice pond has been cleared of
. isnow. and the young people of tho vii-
For the convenience of those who‘ “139 are enjoying the fine skating
‘ will aiiefid the Cafe Chantant at ThBl whirl: the place now affords The
arrangements youths are making the most or the op
. have been made for a oracle! trolley portunity afforded by this cold snap.
which will leave the Armory at 11: 30 as they realize that n a good thaw
o‘clock for East Norwalk The. caricolnes the skating will probably be fill
willaccommodato both those wishing . islled for this. winter.

- g; to go by Way or East Norwalk and
”through Benedict Farms district;

 

 

 

 
 

lof Mr. and Mrs F‘ W
A large number of people witnessed of ltowayton avenue. and Byron (3.

 

.. a. crowd gathered together on the:walk were Illtlli‘l'd‘d Wednesday after
L draw bridge while several amused noon in Port Chester by a Methodist
s’vumnselves with feeding the galley minister of that place. After the core-
"which swarmed into the harbor in: mony they left for New Haven lirom
.. bunch of food. This season is a hard which piece. they will go to Potter
" one for these birds and all gifts are lliil It i. for a short stay. They
thankfully received by them The will reside in Dunbury for the pro

The greater portion of the J. B. llayn ‘

Mrs. Florence. 3.: finance. daughiec
McKendrick

will deliver an address on Our State
lovernment in Action.

~-ilarsh physics react. weaken‘thc
bowels. cause chronic constipation.
Doon‘s Regulate operate easily. tone
the stomach, cure constipation. 26c
Ask your druggist for them. ’

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lliKEliiKl lliiitlil

 

 

Floor ‘Yiokm 50o. Balcony TickIlI 25c
Costumer in Attendance.

'l‘lclleto on Sale at l'iuistcd'a. Stillson
«ii: Powell‘s, Cliftord Pharmacy. E. ii.
Coleman‘s. Dreyfuss'

born.
Flights Reserved

Cf out...

For llenotlt of the Home for the Aired
t NORW ARMOBVE

 

 

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13 ltllllliill Ai‘illiil9

W L. Searies Writes to Ex- -;
Mayor ll. ii. Golden Regarding ”i
Conditions in Algiers

 

lilichard H. Golden recently received
the following letter from W. L. Scarles,

 

-' ones threw pieces of cracker and othorieent. Their friends here oti‘cr them
.L’nadlhles into the water, watching the' best wishes for a happy wedded lilo. i
3:, .‘a’nlls as they swooped gracefully dawn um..— ,'
Land caught the sweetmcnts hem”. Captain John 1; llommcdieu is ar- .
they sank some of the holder of the. ranging for a celebration next Monday
dilute flow within a few feet of theievenlng in honor of the seventy-:fifth
M16 on the bridge anniversary of his birthday its pro'i
__ poses to euteitaiu a company or rela-
The following Lincoln Day program lives and friends in line style. Among

 

Earp. a prominent resident
nckc, she has been spending a good
portion of the winter in Algiers. Africa.
Messrs. Scarlea Edwards and Golden
his active in the mosquito extermina-
tion in this town
, Algiers, Africa?

Dear Mr. Golden»-

l thought maybe you might be inter»

. eveninx.

Tickets at Baxter’s and Glendon-l
‘lng's and from Ticketflommlttee.

0: rot... _ .. _,

rssnuaav 9. a P. M.
GENERAL ADMISSION. 50c

Reserved seats at tables, '25:: extra.
may be retained throughout

SALAMAGUNDI PARTY

in the Afternoon. 3:15 to 5 p. m.
Adminion 25c.

 

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("blur Storm,i
Wilelpley & Clark’s. or from all memv‘

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UNCAS ‘i‘lilfild‘s MASK BALL.
The his annual masquerade ball of

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

‘ was given today in the East Norwalk
schools:
Song-Columbia. the Gem of the On-
, can, School.
,. Recitation~hincolns Charge to the,
Color Bearer Charles Bates.
Recitation—Lincoln, Helen Aiken.
Recitation—lineman Gettysburg
Speech, Bartley Grimn.
‘tatlonwLincoln. Fred Dunn.
tattoo—Red, White and Blue.
Ruth Benson.
Plano Solo-Jule sixth Nocturne. Mil-
. tired Lovejoy.
hesitation—The Saviour of the Coun-

try, William Hackett.
Recitation»Llncoln, Irma Blydenberg. .
Recitation-4b.: Blue and the Gray,

Howard Angeimau.

Becitatlon~Lincolm Edna Blrdsail.
flour-Who Name We Sing. School.
Recitation—Why Lincoln Succeeded.
Clayton Buckley.
’ Ration—A King. Mae Ansoimsn.

 
 

 
 
 

 

 
 

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the guests will be members of theouco
famous Henlicker Club, which thrived
a number of years ago in this village
and East Norwalll, and was one of the
leading social organisations of the
place.
supper will he served, and the former
members are getting in trim to do it
Justice.

scout master of the Boy Scouts of Am‘
cries. and a number of local scouts.
will go to New York city on Saturday
to attend a grand review of the "crack"
Boy Scout troops of New York city and
Brooklyn, which will‘beheld on Satur-
day afternoon ln the 713i Regiment
armory.

, attend an illustrated lecture to he giv-
en by Lieutenant General Sir «Robert S. .
S Baden Powell in the armory. Gena
Lora] BadenuPoweli is the originator and
leader of the Boy Scout movement.
and he is to make a tour of the counv
try, speaking hoefro the Boy Scout or-L
ganisations in all cities he visitor , , ,.

A real old-fashioned Henlicker

Rev. Frederick A.‘ Cunningham.

at Park avenue and 34th
treet. 0n Saturdayevening they will

 
 
 

 

, Rudolph A ' in

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walk to really dole; something. (to ca.-
done our worst! for
, A happy ”one prosperous new your to

UncII Tribe, Red Men. will be given
in music Hail Monday evening. Feb
teary 19 and will. as usual, he the
mud event of, the season. Twelve
realm, of cocoons in the entertainment
line each year outdoins the other, is
the record of this grand annual attair.
Prices will be given this year for the

ested to know that the mosquito ques-
tion in this part of Attica was solved
some time ago. About the time nature
made this part of things. she left out
all the salt meadows. tlIt lands and
stood everything upon I nice slant
and the rain slides cit into the sea or
into the desert and is out of sight in no

time. A pool of water or stagnant: gut-l l
tor or any other standing water was‘copilcai 3" costlumed “Wk” handsom-
entirely left out of nature's plans here. gmrsllgmgtgggqfifldfigufi° ”(fit
H on n all s. " , , '

on o mosq 0° They neverielaborate grand march is «being no

knew what malaria or any fevers were h 1106 led
for thousands of years until about 1500. en ’ a 5"" program °l enter-
tainment has been arranged, excellent

when 8 cl h Moors t u ht the ori i- .
pa 3 ‘ ‘ 3 music with a dance program which in-

n‘al Arabs how to live in a house in a ! d ll h

city and thus to acquire filth and W on es s t 0 latest dances. in inot,‘

L everything has been planned to make}

phoid. They have very little of that. this d it 'l‘l k i

no malaria. no yellow fever. no moo- l ' t‘lp‘i“ “$0.6 33h goulpn!

qultoea. it is dry. healthy and clean “° ‘ a t 'f' , ‘°“' °"°”'

= Clifford Pharmacy. F. B. Coleman‘s.

in the country. They have most per- , L

feet and instant drain .Dreyfasss cigar store and Whelpley
j ‘ ' (Clark's or fromall mothers. Get
1 think I will tin in tutor I '

' d ‘0 e e tins your tickets, got: your costume ready

facts on this subject in hair. or
. . . ' L You will miss a treat it you don't at-
our 1 th I L
c as an: inking and seeing oths tend 6 big querado.

subjects besides mosquitoes. but when _ 7
Aunlroniuu'.

i saw he has of Wet lauds here any-
IWhOI‘OI 11“le 0110th the “0“. TIM who“ of the Auditorium ”0V-
in; Picture PIi-lo‘r um any last

I hope vocal-g well and south Nor-
nisht well planned II every picture

was I winner, and the protection was
perfect TL I'y's‘ .proxrsln consists ct

 

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handsomest costumed couple. the most _

TAdlnissicu 5c and [dc

California Prunes ......l0o '
Militia remoteness

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Yours my coldiallyg, 1‘

 
 

 

. , sure success; He con bits by Hor-
W' LSEARLES. ry Lowe. When you, ill; to spend
WAQTED- ‘ an hour of good Imus

Physics Pluto-oer form lonpnlnd-

 

soon not of pictures and, every 91“!”

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

5, does. Every Evening at 6

Every Word Ind Action.

 

Songs and Sprightiy Hits
CHARLES MANLEY AND
BOB WALSH
Formerly Loading Comedians of
"The Three Twins."

 

A Neapolitan Musical Trent
THE iTALiAN. TROUBADORS
Like the ions of bygone days. who
dung and played beneath Milady’o
window.

 

An Evening by tho FlrIIidI with
«it. AND also. Louovvonm
Presenting I Charming Muoipci in-
terludc.

mom

THE HOYTSCOPE
Our UIuIl Incomparable Entertsln-
mun! in Motion Pictures.

' ~——THE—~4

Auditorium
NORTH MAIN ST.

souru‘ NORWALK‘S HOME or
HIGH-CLASS

Motion ‘ Pictures

SPECIALO TODAY

 

 

The RuIIiIn’PeIIInt. a Kalem Drama.
A Village Remains, a Lubin Comedy
Drums.
And Four Other Good Picturec

NEW SONG Hi‘l's BY
MR. HARRY LOWE
Matinoo It 2‘30 p. m.
Evenings 7:30 p. m.

 

 

NOW OPEN

The Atlantic Hotel’s

GRAPE ARBOR
GRILL

The Atlantic Hotel offers in its

Grape Arbor Grill one of the most Io-
tact and delightfully cosy restaurants
to be round in the state.

The, excellence of the cuisine and: '

servios‘complstos tor Bridgeport I grill
room which will slip ions felt want.‘

' Light & Water C0

 

 

 

the exposed cor-
ner room, the bay
window, or the
room that gets no
sun with a

GAS

HEATING STOVE

lllDusiless, . Noise--
less, .: Botherlcss,
Easy to Light and
to Extinguish.

United Electric

 

 

 

Prescriptions
Satisfaction FolloWs

lacensed Pharmacists always in at
tendsnce.

W. F. Wigmore 81 Co.

DnquIBTI
JAMES PARKER. “Manager.
a North Main 8!. 8o. Nomll:

 

 

 

 

 
 
 

‘ WALL
PA PER
Fall Stylea
E"; E. Gotham

Decorator

. term: so.

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 

lust Moi-villi:

 

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15 D Y S“
:. :AT PRICES

The Usual Big Reductions.
Suits $4.89 to $14-89. ,Overcoats Also
Underwear. Sweaters, ~ Gloves:
Caps, Shoes, Men’s Odd Pants

All Marked Very Low ‘ '

 

Warm Up,

When we PutUp Your .

‘ Buckeye incubator is guaranteed to ‘

. Buckeye incubator worlni. You’ll be nut: '

‘ We

 

 

 

PRICES Clothing ‘ Store

98 Washington Street
Pilon No. 1185-2.

 

 

WAY

for you to be warm in your new
house this winter is to have us install
a Heating System that will keep you
comfortable on the coldest day!

We'll study the location of your
rooms, the facilities of the house and
tell you whether a Hot Air, Hot Water
or Steam System will satisfy you best.

The Jones 81 Hotchkiss
Company

Phone 742* NORWALK, CONN.

THE NEW SCIENCE

Definition of Chiropractic

Chiropractic is the science of the
cause of the disease and the art of ad-
justing the same. Diseases are caused
by a wrench, twist or sprain in the
back. Even if done in childhood it
creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life in the different organs and
limbs.

Chiropractors remove the cause of
this disease and pain. and health is
restored through harmonizing the six
nerve systems in your b ,

Nervousness. Rheuma am. Paraly-
sis, Heart. Kidney and Female Dis-

 

 

' ease; are given special attention; also

Curvature of the Spine. You will
never regret giving Chiropractic I
chance to help'you.

T. FRANCIS. D. C.

94 WASHINGTON 8T. 80. NORWALK
”IBM!“ Trutméntc Given AlIo

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

HYouKeep Chickens
You Need An Incubator

.You can hatch more chickens and bet: ‘ »
lcr chickens with a Buckeye incubauli
than you ever hatched with a hen. .
Thats a broad statement. but every "

 
 
 
 
 
 

hatch every hatcbable egg, and that’s ,
re than your hens can do. An mew
tor sets when ypn are ready too. but

cheh sets whorl ‘sli’e is ready. . . 2
Come in and let us show you how a -

rissd at its aim icit
p have thespiln iguangnlowu

~=so.oo
Poultry Drinking Fons
and Feed Hoppers

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

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