improvement had place which is defective. The Sentinel Want Columns are far reaching in their influence—fiber may aid you in solviuz many a nmnIom " Henry J. Blake has moved his house— viola effects from Finn street, East Diuretic 111' and Mrs Andrews have moved their household et‘r’t-cts hon: New York city to Scavicw avenue. . The regular morning and evening urvi‘ces were held at the Swedish 'Congregational church yesterday. Clayton 1.. Marshall, of East Nor- 'walk, was a Matter with, relatives in Long island over Saturday night and Sunday. the lnferuol Regions. nine great clrcl es of Hell. of Hell and the toItutes of it. the] picture of its kind today. w._._.._._ -- o The East Norwalk District Commit- jsévwlll hold its send-monthly business illoetlng this evening in thc Inotor gen. orator house, in Scat-low avenue. Rev. George M. ’l‘ccplc occupied the pulpit and preached at the morning and eyening services of the Advent Christian Church which were held yes» .'terday. . The Young People’s society of Loy-I Oi Workers held its weekly meeting last evening at the Advent ‘Christian church. The service was well aI-i tended. ‘ --~ "We: The Epworth League of the as Avenue Methodist held Its weekly dc- votlonal meeting last evening. The meeting was well attended and in: teresting. Edward Tobey and Charles Daniel Tobey, J12, who are working with the Stevens Oyster Company of New ”a m, spent the Sabbath at their East Norwalk homes. The regular services were held at. , theEast Avenue Methodist church r t ‘t t t H I. yesterday morniug'and evening. itev. 5,33,? ill” 0 you: ‘9 William W. Gillies occupied the pol: pit and preached. 5 ~JLJ.-—~~»~_— The Men's Class of the East Ave- nue Methodist church held its usual meetink yesterday noon in the churclni The meeting was well attended and‘ hunt“ s Helen of Hell in five tools. with a story. to be deferred. it is a line reel subject This pictures ~.hoyvs the wicked anti the punishment they got. great story of Dante s immortal poem, making the scenes appeal like animalld paintings or living statuary. This will be your last chance. to soc. this picture again PRICES: Matinees, 10c, Including children. easiest: ‘I‘Iii m me. While the district is ready to do its- A good ad. in the right paper share, the t’own‘also should do its reaches the right people and gives the part by correcting the grade in that results. Sentinel want ads. mean I money to you. .«....._.,... When the vacant property grow too expensive one a Sentinel Want Adv. and Iioli It. .1, Your Last Chance to See “Dante’s inferno” will be at the Auditorium, Monday :and Tuesday, to- day and tomorrow, Matinces Both Days. The marvelous 5100.000 Picture. The most wonderful picture ever put before the public. taking the people through the A Difflliilk‘ er‘etyone should sew-grownups anti childicnwglving thcm an idea More than two hours entertainment. showing in every stage Dante and Vir- gil on their journey. This pictutels a wonderful mastetplete and lilOkM‘tliS to Irnake Ihe only and alig— t‘ome one Icome all anti see this picture; A poets vision of Hell. See Virgi SCENE TAKEN FROMIMNTE'S lNl’ifiRNO. ’ihis picture has be Remember 'iakc your c’hildren along with you Night, 10c, including ch Li)? h’I—i .~ MONDAY. MARCH 18, 1912 Aithe Theatres _. ._..__.._..______ .......__....~__..._......_ “M l and Dante on tlIoIrjourney through It you don't you will miss the \ en endorsed by clergy. press and This picture is taken front the the place—tho Auditorium. See to see Dante‘s Inferno~a picture lldren. interesting throughout. - « V‘xAr OWAYTON It was considerably weatherish this morning. So much so, in fact. that iew felt any inclination to do anything but snoozze quietly. The East Nor~ walk weather prophet figures that en . will be safe in predicting more pretri- ' Ntation. Klinefeltor been visiting in Bridgeport. Elwood Broadway has been Inaklu: a visit with friends in Boston. Miss Katherine Miss Ruth Steele. who is teaching "in East Norwalk, this state, is spend- ing the week-end here with her par. ants. Mr. and Mrs. T. Ii. Steele. oi * Jackson street. She has with her, as her guest, Miss Helen Thompson. of Vlkat Norwalk.—~Ansoniu Sentinel. Yesterday‘s faultless weather gave the patrons of St. Patrick an excel- 'lent opportunity to honor him on his Day. The main streets and Itvenucs' abounded with wearers of the green. every truo son of the Old Sod being Acut, gully hedecked with the irish green. (‘aptain Hans (lager is confined to tism. Mrs Charles Klein and son have ar- after a seven months“ tour.pf Europe. side Drive, NewIIchk, The ice is now completely out of the local harbor, and residents are hopeful there will he no more this ,season. One of the district committeemen Ipoke to a reporter this morning in regards to the conditions ‘that exist in SOuth‘ Osborn avenue under the rail. ‘ road bridge every time It ruins, say- ing that attempts would be made. by the district officials to relieve this sit- Illtion as soon as possible. Two catch _' Julius will be sunk and an attempt ‘ made to carry off the surface water by way of Fort street sewer. the 05- born avenue sewer not being big enough to handle this additional load. It was attempted to carry out this work last fall. but winter shut In just . as the operations were ready and the The operations on the new bridge over the Five Mile River stream have been renamed. following the suspen~ slon caused by the severe. weather. on-the-Hudson. has returned to her home after spending a week With her either, Mrs. H. B. Bulkley, of Toke- neke. . ..._... Miss bola March entertained members of the Comrade Club The best local and New York references for Electric Light 8: Power "WIRING " Aut'woax ousamrsso’ “M NI. Figure on Your Wiring and Fixtures. hostess. Various games. music. etc., were lndui were serve . «it Mrs. HIL. Rowland, of Crockett street. was very. much surprisedISat; urday evening upon having a largo party of friends calling on her about 8 o‘clock to celebrate her birthday anni- versary. The guests came well up plied with many good things in the way of refreshments, to be enjoyed by all, later in the evening. Among those ;j P H FIELDING arctic: arias: 91:31:: at). 53 BEAVIEW AVE. Mrs. John Broadway, Mrs. Fannie I . , E ‘1'? Crockett, Mia. Millicent Ackart, Mrs. cry Best Butter fit? I, i “d e 0 35¢ Rudolph A. Lohr Phone 1270 ROWAYTON. CONN. . )‘i in item or ground, at ..155 lb. (tall lilo) Milk............w '370dllornio Prunes ......105 lb. .IItL,o.n...--1 .3 are“: rumba:H Heme INITALLIR OF THII 0000-055 .. AIII'IA, 01' Will. ”91"“ “Belltttap ”System his ironic with an attack of rheumag Mr, and Mrs. Sidney Ward, of River: spent Sunday, with Mrs. (H. a. Bulkley, of Toltertekc.i Mrs. 11 M. Thatcher. of Hishland , the mood; Emma .. last Russo ct al. week, and proved a very charming Minor et al to R. 0. Raymond, Weat- Haitie (‘rosl 1y, Miss-vs Marion kctl. lithel .leuninza. Mildred Jen- nines, Russell Broadway and Benja- min Broadway. at New York city. ‘ The funeral of the late ilaut'hoy was largely attended last Fri- has day afternoon. (it‘i'illiit‘ the unfmoruhle The "UV, Frank A. Cunninca i weather. ham. pastor of the laptist Church, of- Iilciated. and a rcptvscntatlve of the Lva York organization known as the "Pill”! Brothers. also made an address, A delegation of the, members of (ii-Ii Well Lodge, No. 108, F. and A. M.. was lalso present. The pallbearers were ii. W. Cole, H. L. Rowland. (1 [1 Reno rived home on the steamship Lapland dict, E. B. Marsh. George Raymond and James ’i‘ayloc. The interment wa s . in Union Cemetery, Norwaik. DARIEN AND NOROTON There were, five sales of real estate In ‘Darlen. last week. as against eight for the second week In March. 1911. The mortgages amounted to 85.1.56. and a year ago they were 38. 000. The transfers last week were as follows. Fanny B. Minor estate to R. 0. Ray- Merritt to Angelo Hoyt street: Minnie E. l i ‘slde avenue: Katie Minor estate to R. in, and refreshments 0. Raymond: Anna 13. Noxon to F, D. liemlon, Highlands. The W. C. T. U.. at Stamford, visited the Soldiers' IHome‘ at Norroton. Than some of whom also took part. There is a (‘hristian Temperance Union in the Home, which has about fifty members. This organization il under the direct supervision of tho Bismford branch. A delegation was present Thursday from Bridgeport and took an active part in the work. Mrs. Balloon Y. St. John. president of the Stamford branch. opened the meeting with a short Id drone. 1110.13.15 Whitforti and Min Marlon Prior, of summit, entertained with dust: on the piano. and were loin lowed by Mrs. WAN. Demand. Wm M In prayer. one of tho voter-ans or “The Turner Button." This piece was “Hwy original and vm your are... lily commented mn- by m punt. ill" (i roc- Allan day afternoon, and rendered a veryI pleasing program for the veterans.‘ the Hon. pay. a. recitation entitled 4 Wen-Iv WE§TPORT AND SAUGATUCK l I Mrs, brother: from New Haven, Sunday. i Neil Mitt-hell entertained her I t‘. it. Doixe, oi“ the Emhalmers Supply Company. Is out of town on a . I trip. ' I him and George St. John are among the. latest victims of the; mumps. Several new books on "Art" have ,recently been added to the Weatport library A jewelry store has been opened in the building adjoining George Dao‘ row's store in State street. D The farmers Club will meet tomor- row evening at the home of Charles Burr Meeker, of North avenue. John F Daily has been appointed tire warden for the town of Westport. . Ito lake the place of Stanley Flilow. Mr. and Mrs. Henry bees and child- rcn are visiting for several weeks at the home of Mn. Willard S. Adams. Morris Downs, better known as, "layer" Downs. has been chosen as captain of the Sauxatuck baseball team. . Mr. and Mrs. Nell Mitchell are on tertnininz their daughter, Mrs. Ger- ald Mackenzie and son, of Nutley, N. J. -- Norman ’Penneli, of Mount Vernon. has accepted the position as manager of the Western Union office at the Smgatuck station. l John Goliatly. owner of the "Hock- tanum" estate in (iron Highway..haa purchased from Selectman Robert Co- ley 80 acres oef land. The selectmen have been compelled to not men at work repairing the roads. which 1:520 in a dangerous con tiltion from the heavy rains. “0.1.. Taylor will attend this evening : muting of the Guam... annotated a committee at th0 recent timl- club, to b. hold at the Hotel IIlllrtlniquc, New York city. ‘ I“ ,. I IV I I I ‘- "I- ' . , «' .'. II II . .'. ._ - , Have your " ' ' .,, .- - .'. .'. *1 .‘ a": ' :1: I. . V.' i. 0-. «m._.___.__w.._ A... ' " , '. .'. i I I IA i” -' Follow the Merry Thrcng to the Play-‘ '. " . .. house Whore Life is Made Ode : E . 0* ‘ " Swaét Song. 51.: 3: .‘ - .' -. -' .' , I I. . ” ' I III 0 I I Made“ a la carte ,. -- . I l V I 1. I. . .. I. r.‘ ‘I '- 'I.' 'C Made as you want it~~not as a rcady- j. ‘ l I I I “THE THEATRE COMF'Y” made comes ' ' Further Proof of the Popularity and '., I. ' L ‘ ". Admiratlon of Hoyt’.a Another ._ ., . ,, . , , .l -_ grind New Aggregation of Stars ‘- I, -000 bamplcs to: you to mini Horn. 3 - . “'5 Week. '3 " SUITS $17 50 and more 1 . ' ~- .- . I ' . . I I in the Fore Rank Is the Distinguished .' ‘I. , .' .' Comedy Star : - COATS c PANTS at $15.00 and up a: p I. I I Clarance Wilbur .I. “‘0th every cent. Tailored by 1 .‘ '. I and hi! Specially Selected Company, including the Noted Broadway Beau- ty Ballet. in their Screamingly . Laughabie and Tuneful Metropolitan ' "‘ Triumph. “FUN AT SCHOOL " Brll. ‘ llant Songs. Ludlcrau: Laughs, Rare Dances. Another Extraordinary Comic Hi1 Charles De Land 8: Company in the Farce Gem “LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT" A Galaxy of Melody Lane Buds The 3 Sherry Girls Offering New Song Hits and Dance Creation: Novel and Original The Entertainer to Royalty James Derwin The Vontriloqulct Genius James Kaplain 85 Anna Bell Potter and Topicalttles of Peculiar Distinction THE HOYTSCOPE Continuing their ever-popular brand of Motion View. that have placed them first and foremost": the city. cal. 98 WASHINGTON ST. Warm Up 'the exposed cor-. ner room, the bay window, or the room that gets no sun with 21 GAS HEATING STOVE April 27, 58 days, 3485 May 11, 98 days. 3890 North Cape, Russia June .13. Fares $300 up 20 Itineraries offering splendid routes. (Yon- cessions to organizers. Time: Bldg. New York Clar ’s' Tours --T_0— Europe I The Royal Tailors and by Smith, Gray 8: Co. PRICE’S Clothing Store WiWO‘DOOOC’OOOOOQNy-jloor Phone 742 Ii. ~2=‘-‘W. -:.»: '00" ‘ £925" A. a. Phone 1185-2 A's-cc. 3’3? 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SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK. i A. 11—12: 48:. 5: 091:, 13:01:. 6: 09. 6: 5i mos, 7:16:. 12:17:. 8:115] 215:. 2:31. I - -:...- -.____._. 10: 20:. 10:15:. 11. ~32: "- - W1). 11—12mm 1.05.1:st (Phila. a 12118qu goes to Harlem River). 2: W 3: 27, 4: 31x. 5:,“ 5:05 ‘5. I: Ill, 5:01;. 1:18: 7: 52:. 9: 401:. 10346 who recently sold his farm in Cross Highway to John Gellety, will return to his former home In New York city. Sundoyl. 22-21:: 223.: :1:- ,3: 23* Harry L. Sullivan has resigned his 7: oox.M 't: 12. 7: six. 8: six, 5:16: x position as manager of the Western Union oflice at the Sauaatuck station NEW YORK TO 5007” NORWALK- to take a more lucrative one in Mil 3 fiffigg,‘ 16; oggahfi 111903.." nio‘l" mm nah—1:11:20 1:10. 50... 5:61:11. 2:51, 2-5011. 2:55: «2'2. «22:, 5:05:. 5:.155 253,. In I(I111. I5: 05, b:oo:.' a: 05x, 2:30.114101', 1'1 it John Barron. pitcher for the West- . Sundays. port baseball team the past two sea- -:5 00. I: 25: to“ "I 0h. 11 “I sons. has gone to Montreal, Canada. P. M.— :o t. moi: 5: 04 4. 5. 01:. 7:83. - to try out as pitcher on the Montreal mo" ' 3°" 1‘ 00131-2“ team. ~ SOUTH NORWAL‘K‘TO NEW HAVEN. -l:!8 12!. 1:17;, INTI. 6:09.71”. A. 2: 18x. 0. 211th 11: 11 'ri.11‘io“it:1ix 51111.4” iIiileB'xI. 0:15;.001't1. thou. 6m: :m. ~— Mrs. C. B. IDolzo will entertain on March 19 at her home on State street a parlor meeting of the suffragists of Westport. The speaker of the even T m . ing will be Mrs. Edward i’orrit, of 08m“ flair?" only—3:05pm. Hartford. ' -i in. . . 105133" 11:12: 1:11! 1: 57:. 1:“ 9: fl. Mrs. Hull i3. medley. who for many 105315": .olx. 5.10:. " “’ 1.50:, " m’ years has conducted a first class boarding house here. will sell her 8—- os'aauav re sou-rt: Moawst' nonunion: eitects the‘ latter part of A: $113522: '91,. ' °°'.,,'0W1°"“ _“ ‘° the month and go to New Haven. - qunilm. where she will make her home with P. ”:3: her daughter. SOUTH NORWALK 'ro DANBURY. M.-—1:30 (daily except Mondays). Dr. 11'. D. Ruland, Charles Fable. this disease and pain. restored through harmonizing the six nerve systems in your body. sis. lleart, cases are given special attention; also Curvature of the never regret chance to help you. (‘V The New Science DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC Chiropractic is the science of tho cause of the disease anti the art of ad. justini: thc same. Diseases are caused iy a wrench. twist or sprain in the rack. Even if done in childhood Int creates pinched nerves and pain in later life in the different organs and limbs. -(‘hiIopI:Ictors remove the cause of anti health is Nervousness. Rheumatism. Paraly- Kidney and Female Dm- wl It a Spine. You giving Chiropractic T. FRANt is. D. C. 94 WASHINGTON ST. 80. NORWALK Magnetic Treatments Given Also KEEPS THINGS NEW The Varnish for all your uses. It’ to guaranteed by Valentino & Company m. of mitotic vamlciu since 1552. . “emu-d hr 110 CHAS. E. DOW Washington Street. south Namath ' t Joseph 0.1-1ys'tt and s. A. Pauly were "9' “.1711. 1 it gun‘s V11:. 0: 50, 7:15. 11:00:11; of coast. mm, a. m 'A. A; 53:33:; 2:15 ' 15., to uh 51-minut- tor the —--- We” 0! Ithair new room NIW YORK TO IOITON. GOLDEN wsoomp mmvcmav. Th0 "riotin- fistula: tanks about in the 1:0 ”Chink. Aiming at New Haven, Now London PACKER. March iti.»~-hlr, m Mm WWI 3|" Mon Wanting; 'mm 3 Ind‘ Providence. = ”math. Jesse P. 'l‘tlllbridge. of this village, to day received friends who called um them In recognition of their [olden wealth; anniversary. The couple were .midoti 20:0. .‘1‘. married and haveI pm?"
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