1111mm. 111‘ch s. 1912
n
‘ galleria] church last night.
Vice was well attended.
Men like this delicious. nppctizing Oxo
Bouillon—tho quickest made and tho
but of nourishment. An Oxo Cube' "I
- cup—just odd hot water.
A cube to o wofulvu cupfufin «mindl-
Ono Cub-0' 1| tin-kn? indefinitely
4 for 10 canto—'10r 25i- cum '
Tin of 50 and!
copious DAVID I (20.. Sol- Menu
9 N. Moore St., New York
Dealers in South Norwalk
Q. Abrahamson, 61/2 Bouton St.
Church 61. Miller, 33 W. Washington St.
The Clifford Pharmacy, cor. So. Main
and Elizabeth Sts.
'Nolson H. Hoyt, 70 Washington St.
Louis Joseloff, 72 No. Main St.
J. W. Magner, 70 Cedar St.
“ R. H. Plaistcd, 43 Washington St.
3. Policy. 29 Monroe St.
- The Royal Grocery Co., 22 80. Main St.
W'. F. ngmore &. Co., 8 No. Main St.
The United Grocery Co., 20 North
Main St.
Quittner' a Canty.
Dealers in East Norwalk
Ayres &. Ferris, 38 Van Zant St.
L. Hinck. 49 Fort 51.
H. E. Mead &. 00., 232 East Ave.
Robert Joselovsky.
BOUILLON CUBES ’
EAST
NORWALK
' There will be Evening Prayer aud‘
sermon at Christ (‘hurch this evening
at. 7:45, followed by choir rehearsal.
Miss Decker has moved her house-
hold effetts from Seaview avenue to
Long island, where she will make her
home in the lutulc.
The regular mid weekly prnvcr sei‘
vice was held at the Swedish Congre-
."ilu- scr
i)1'.l1‘r1111klyn G. lirown and his sis-
‘ ter. Mrs. Irene Shm wood, of Soa1iew
avenue, sta1tud today for Floridafi
where they will spend 11. month.
The weekly prayer and praise meet
ing was held at the Advent Christian
church last night, Rev. (1.9011141 M.
Teeple occupying the pulpit and
preaching.
Captain M. Decker, of Oyster Bay,
. interests in that place, is 11 visitor at
the home 01 his son, Royal Decker, 01'-
‘ Edwan street.
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The East Norwalk weather prophet 111110 taken place and it would tl1ev1§5he has ben spending several months
predicted min today. The gulls camel
into the harbor again which is a pretty
good sign that bad weather is some-
where hercabduts.
On account of the illness of A. N.
Paddock, the organist, the rehearsal
will be held at the East Avenue Meth-
odist church on Saturday evening in-|
Jist‘ead of at his home.
Rev. William W. Gillies officiated at
the weekly prayer and praise service
that was held at the East
Avenue
The best local and New York
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Ilia. Bait Milk Crackers ........250
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Methodist church last night.
vice was well attended.
1411' weekly meeting at the almshouse.
next Sunday afternoon. All interested
are welcome.
5 1
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in: Plait, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Cliarlosylatt, is seriously
appendicitis at her home
street. Mrs. Plait is also
from pneumonia.
for their speedy recovery.
suffering
The .Woman‘s Home and Foreign
Missionary Society of the Advent
result:
l’residen‘thrs. Alfred Nickersou.
Vice President—-Mrs. G. M. Teeple
Secretary and ’i‘reasure1"~—Mrs. Ada
Knorr.
, The former secretary and treasurer,
Mrs. 1).
tends moving to Port"Chcstor.
,1
The ber- '
The W. C. T. N. will hold its regu-‘
fit with | celebrated specific for the cure of con’.
11) Sherry Iptipation and dyspepsia at half plies.
Many friends hepe, I agrees to return the money to any pun
| chaser whom the. specific does
Christian Church held its election of.
officers this Week, with the following,
Leslie, resigned. as she Ill-1
ROWAvTON
Ambrose Crockett has returned,
from New York city, where he went uni
a business trip.
W.
Mrs Mary Thomes, of Rowayton
avenue. who has been ill for several
days, is immoviug
Mrs, llaus finger, of McKinlcv
street, has returned home from a visit
to Rochester, New York.
Charles Siliiikti' of Bridge slrcctJ
has seemed a position with Ciuctt. I
Peabody & Cornpa111",in South Nor I
walk I
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'i‘ldward ii. White, of Dibble street,‘
is making 11 1isit to Philadelphim
‘ where he will spend some time with
l111l111i19s.
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George l) McKay. who was opcrutedI
1‘011 for appondltltis at the Norwulk
Hospital this week, is ruporlcd as do
1111.: nicely.
l
I Miss Elva Penny. of Danbury, has
,1'4rsu1ncd her duties as teacher in the
l'lo11a1ton public school liuring her
illness M'IS Earl E. Thomas substitut
, (d.
I An outbuilding on the properly oc- I
1cupied by Gnome l’icliol, in litghbuull
avenue.- caught fire one day this week
gaud caused some excitement. ltowzi'w:
ton Hose Company was sent for, butl
Inmbuwhile the neighbors formed a':
bucket brigndc,11ud succeeded in ex;
I tiuguishing the blaze. '
I J Edward Vincent, who went to thel
Post Graduate Hospital on Monda1 :11— I
iternoon for tleatment and operation
for chronic appendicitis. was operated
111011 Wednesday by D1. Robert T.1
\11'1 ‘ ris. Mi. Vincent's case was a very'
‘sc1ious one, his first attack inning
be 111 nine yours ago and the surgeon
(found adhesions that had been tbercI
“who is in charge of the Andrew Radcl since that time; also the remains of anl spent Sunday with his
abscess and a new one fmn1ing.'l‘hei
appendix was all in pieces. am] Wed- I
nosday s ope111tlon was none too time- I
ilv, as shortly an acute attack would;
be 100 lie to operate. it is reported to.
day that be is doing nicely.
'Mrs. H.1L. Rowland, of Crockett
str'eet, entertained the members of the
,Bunner Council Social Club and their
friends last evening. A pleasant eve-
ning was spent with social games and.
refreshments. The following guests
' were precstn: Mr. and Mrs. John Plan-
der, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Stone, Mr.
and Mrs, Thomas LaFontaine, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank 1. Merriam,1Mr. and Mrs.
Elmer Roberts, Mr. and Mrs. John
Broadway, Mrs. Willis Mills, Mrs.
Louise Overton, Mrs. Frank . Holly,
Mrs. M. C. Ackarly, Mrs. Carrie Sher
wood, Mrs. Fannie Crockett, Mrs. H.
S. Crosby, Miss Inez Mills, Mrs.
George. Minor, Miss Charlotte Minor,
Frank Mills, Arthur Walker, Ells-
worth Williams, Harry Salter, Capt. O.
S. Young, Russell Broadway and T. A.
L'Hoznmediou. '
Rudolph A. Lohr
Phone 1278 ‘
ROWAYTON, CONN.
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\MANY VIOLENT DEATHS,
NEW HAVEN. March 8.-The total
violent death: for. the first seven days
of the month in Connecticut 144 21,11
daily average of three. or this num-
her 14 were «4911142111111,st suicidal
and one homicidal, according to on»
0111111411 rooordi.
oppoftunity,
I lives there.
‘0. .l. Fitch, in Boston. Massachusetts.
. To hold him tight}
uranium mm
W
Frank H. Batxcr Offers Popular Modl.
‘ . cine at Half~Price.
Frank“. Baxter, the popular drug-
glst, is making an offer that is justlike
finding money for he is selling a—‘reug-
ular 50 cent bottle of Dr. Howar'dsi
in addition to this large discount he
not
euro. 1
it is quite unusual to be able tobuyi
fifty cent pieces for a quarter, but'thstl
is what this offer really means, for it is}
only recently through the solicitation
of Druggist Baxter 11th this medicine
could be bought for less than fifty
cents. He urged the proprietors to al-
low him to sell it at this reduced price
for a little while, agreeing to sell a
certain amount. . The result has justiv
fled his good judgment for the sale
lids been something remarkable.
Anyone who suffers with headache,
dyspepsia, dizziness. sour stomach.
specks before the eyes, or any liver
trouble, should take advantage of this
for Dr. Howard's specific
will care all these troubles. But if by
any chance it should not, Mr. Baxter
will return your money.
'WW"
DARIEN
AND
Nouoi‘ou
Mrs. Charles Carlson has gone to
lirattlcboro. Vt, for 11 visit with rela-
“fir—
Mis .1. li. Stevens. of Maple avenue.
llz,1rl(-n is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
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William ('11'111411' 1111.11 been released in
bail,pe11dlug a hearing in the Super' 101
Court on ihc1 charge of assaulting his
wife. Rance Poolcy is bondsmon.
Manager llanl‘ord Smith announced
yesterday 111111 a new first baseman
and a new third baseman would be in
the hue 11p of the Daricn team, this
(‘1'11111911 has withdrawn from
the game and Stricklor has secured '1
State League cunnuwncut. Manager
'\
.51 1111b is booking 1:11: nos.
Miss Harriett Olmstend spent Thurs-
day 111 Norwalk.
Mrs. it. W. Koelcr has returned
1111111 11 visit with Mrs. George C.
liro11'n,in New \"otl1.1
Raymond. Koch-1', of New York,
parents. Mr.
and Mrs. R. W. lxeelcr.
Mrs. Julia lle11cdict.of Holden l-.llll
has returned from New Haven, where
It is reported that there will be an
auction sale of household effects of
Louis Warncke some time during
March.
News has been recei1ed from Mrs.
C. J. DeWitt that she intends I0 visit
Hartford, Cambridge and White Plains
before returning home.
.Vewrs
Brad-
mnn y
home
John McRoblio, who a few
ago was a guest of Almon C.
ley, and whileln town made
friends, died last week at his
in the city of pneumonia.
”The Reading Circle met Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. W. 'D. Hart. The
reading of the letters of Sarah Orne
Jewett was’continued, and an enjoya-
ble literary discussion followed.
The Girls' Friendly Society will
hold its fourth meeting this afternoon
in the parish building of St. Matthew’s
Church, when it proposed to begin a
sewing class. All are welcome to join
the organiziitlon either as honorary,
associate 111' ordinary members. .
TAKING CHANCES.
It was 1111-114: steep,
But she made the leap,
She had figured out the plan
To land all safe
in the fond embrace
Of a healthy. robust man.
And through her mm.
80 he‘oouldnot get away,
And 11111111111. 1 , 1 ,
She would mm a bid '
Through the courts .to get her pay.
She would tell the judge
She held no grudge.
Although it broke her heart:
A good amount. ,,
Of his bank account
Wadi built the 10111111111111 ps‘rt‘.
:5 1’1
At the Theatres
EW
CANAAN
M
1E B Lawrence spent Wednesday at
Hartford. '
Mr. and Mrs. John One, of Norwalk,
are visiting in town,
A. ll. DeF‘orest has purchased 11 Red»
ding Standard motor cycle.
Miss Mildred liltt. of Bridgeport.
visited in New Canaan recently.
Clarence J. Lane and son will return
home to New York Sunday.
Mrs. George Kellogg and daughter
are spending a few days in New York.
Friends of 111'. Noidc are glad to see.
him out azuln after his recent illness.
Miss Helen Scarlcs. of Stamford, is
visiting Miss Mildred Cressy, of
Ocnoke avenue.
W. 1.. Gurrlsh visited New Canaan
recently, and looked over 1111: summer
home here. ' '
W“...—
James Tournier is recovering from
an injury to his eye, which he hurtl
while cutting wood.
ii
8.
Howard Northrup had to shoot
sick horse belonging to Mrs. S.
lirinkel'bon’, Wednesday.
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Hugh Gilbert has rented the. (‘burlcs
Taylor place on Cemetery street, and
is moving there,
Charles ll. McKondry has returned
to New‘Canaan, having been in Water-
bury and New 1111114111.
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G. Whrltenour has the contract
to build 11 house for Mrs. David l.
Tompkins, on Canoe llill.
Theodore Bertinc is having a garage
built. and has purchased a four-cylilr
der Cadillac. of Johnson’s garage.
(111)13th stroct residents are much
pleased about the new macadumlzcd
road which is being laid there.
Frank Waltiron of Hoyt street 11111-
1ent41d Samuel Inukwoods house on
Ccmctcry street, and expects to move
there about the first of April.
The Literary Club held an interest-
ing meeting at the-31.416. Church, Wed-
nesday evening. Adi/essay by George
Ogden, entitled "ira Sunkey." was
read.
' —Cbeapesf. accident insurance—Dr.
Thoma’b’ Eclectric Oil Stops the pain
and heals the wound. All dmggists
sell it.
WEEK-END“
SPECIALS
QUI‘MBY’S CHOCOLATES
the kind they all crave for
age per box
W. EWigmore 81 Co.
’ onuoolo'rr
JAMES PARKER, Manager.
8 North Main 8t. 80. Norwolk
.—
Fresh Stock of
Imported Tapestries
Prices 50cto$4
Upholstering and
, Repairing
The , Best» Work? at
Reasbuablc Prices
F. A. MITCHELL
Furniture Store
CORNER WALI. AND HIGH 8'78,
NORWALK. CONN;
THEATRE
The Happy Home of Always Popular
Entertainment
QUALITY VAUDEVlLLE
Extraordinary Engagement of, the Dio-
tingulshed Stars of Charles Froh-
man's “Dairymaids"‘Co. and "The
Spoilers"
MR. EUGENE O'ROURKE
AND ALL-STAR CAST
Presenting the Phenomenal French
One~act Drama, “A Child of the
Stre‘e ." First produced at His
Majesty's Theatre, Paris. June 1,
1911, and still running there. The
most intense, dramatic and stirring
Playlet ever presented in Vaude-
ville. “Greatest dramatic triumph in
stage history."—Parls Tribune.
.Teeming with thrilling incidents,
based on actual facts. 1
Special Added Attraction—Edwin
Holt offers his Latest and Newelt
Farce Hit
,“A HORSE ON FATHER"
The Laughing Success of New
York, with a Suporb Company of
four players. Unexpected happen-
ings keep the audience on the qul
vlve.
LAURA BENNETT
The Phoebe Snow of Vaudeville
Vaudeville’ 0 Comic Genius
JOE CARROL
New York Hlppodrome Favorites
HANLOthCLiFTON _
Daring Demons. Delightful with Diffi~
‘ cult Doings. "
THE HOYTSCOPEaShowlng Films
of refreshing newness, almost as
11real amusing a: life '
EVERYBODY'S HAPPY, EVERY-
BODY'S GLAD, after they witness
the bills offered at Hoyt‘o aomi-
weekly.
“ALWAYS A GOOD SHOW, SOME-
TIMES A GREAT SHOW," is the
Hoyt Slogan.
———THE ~—
Auditorium
Motion Picture
‘ Parlor
South Norwalk
We regret that lack of space in The
Sentinel will not permit 11 review of
the splendid show which we will put
before our patrons for the big show to-
night. You can't keep the peonle
away from what they want to see. Ask
any of ourputrons where they would
like to,go and amuse themselves, and
9 out of 10 will say the Auditorium.
The leading reels for our big show
are:
"The Corsican Brothers"—-Edlson.
A very interesting picture with a thrill
from beginning to end.
“The Bandit’s Mask”——Sellg. A great
drama that will stir your blood.
Matinees every Weanescay and Satur-
. day—5 cents.
Evenings—54: and tile
N t'
7111;. décoratlng'buslness of
E. E. Gorliam will be con-
ducted hereafter under the
name of The Gorham Co.,
Ernest W. Youngs becoming
a member of the firm, with
a larger stock than ever be-
fore. and a full force of
competent mechanics. We
respectfully solicit your con-
tinued patronage.
The Gorham Co.
E. E. GORHAM,.
E. W. YOUNGS.
Props.
10 First 8%., East Norwalk '
Telephone FourFiveTwo
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GAMMANN 01514153 RELATIONSHIP
Gnunuwwu, March 8.—-Heury L.
Commwn, whose wife died recently, .
leaving an estate valued at about a
quarter ore. million dollars, today is-
sued a statement made up of various
affidavits and» deposition: denying that
there was any relationship between
Mrs. 41111111111111 and Mrs. “011111011150
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Chiropractic is the science of the
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