Health is Worth saving. and a...
South Not-walk People Know How
to Save it.
their lives in their hand-s by neglect.
in the kidneys when they know thus
organs need help. Sick kidneys are
rcsposible for a vast amount at aut-
terllig and ill healtlimthe slightest de-
lay is dangerous. Use Doail‘a Kidney
Piliswn remedy that has cured thou-
sands of kidney sufferers. Heroin an
East Norwalk citizen's recommends
tlon:
Mrs. C. ’eterson. 60 First street,
East Norwalll. Conn. amye:
Dean's Kidney Pills to be an excellent
kidney medicine and Just as represent-
ed. l was subject to dizzy and nervous
spells and my kidneys were hardly dis-
ordered. My back and head soiled and
I was feeling miserable when someone
advised me to try Dean's Kidney Pills.
They promptly relieved me and before
long all symptom-a or my trouble dis
lappeared." '
._ For sale by all dealers. Price 50
The Ladies Auxiliary of _ Christ cents. Foster-Milhurn Co.. Bundle.
Church will llloid a meeting 'l‘hul'isdny-New York. “0'6 339““ ’0’ “‘9 United
afternoon with Mrs. Mllttart, Myrtle States.
street. A ifll‘ll attendance is requested. Remember the name-Dosn's—and
italic no other.
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school room on Friday afternoon at 3‘
o'clock. .
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l Rev. and Mrs. S. D. Woods, who‘
.3 ' have been guests of relatives in High.
The “mew” 1’9”de “fem“! '0 land avenue, have returned to their
the residents of host “lililllllgiOll home in Vorlhvlllo Conn
street this morning, when they got ‘ I ' ‘
out their hose and wet down the;
East Norwalk- had some district
meeting last evening
Hubert S. hiltchell, of New Roch-
elle, N. 1'.. was a visitor with rela-
tives lll East Norwalk. yesterday.
Percy Rowland. of Bridgeport. who
has been in the employ of A. Stull
and Son. has resigned his position. .
Lottie ngau. of this place, has tak-
en a position at the Lounabury and
blathewson factory, in South Nor-
walk.
Mrs. G, Howard King. of Van Zandt
street, is entertaining the members
of the \i’omen’s Foreign Missionary
Society 01' the East Avenue Church.
The men's chorus of the East Ave-
nue Mcthodi'st Church will holdare-
hearsal this evening in the church.
It is requested that every member
be present.
, A meeting 'wlii be held at the no.
it!" ill: slants nu. ‘
Many, Bouth' blorwaik people take‘
“I found _
“Al: A .’ll HENRIETTE WAKEFIELD.
Mule. lionrlctto Wakefield. the
young contra“ o of the Metropolitan
Opera 0.0., who is giving a rec bat in
the Music Hall, South Norwalll. on
June 12th. was the soloist oi the great
National Baengeri‘sst held in Milwau-
llce last June: she scored a great iri-
umpli there, as critics and the public
proclaimed her} the areatest artist
amongst the soloists taking part. all
of «whom had international reputation
She is engaged to sing in New Ha-
ven. Wooley Hall at the Connecticut
State Saengeri'est. to he held on .lnno
24th. the only soloist. and the first
ill 20 years.
Mme. Wakefield has the endorse-
ment of society. numbering amongst
her sponsors the Duchess of Con-
nauaht; also Mrs. John R. Madman.
of Washington. D. (7.. the owner of
the famous Hope Diamond. and the
last winter Mme. Wakefield has had‘
many engagements there, especially
the musical toliowing the dinner giv-
en by Mrs. Maclaan. in honor of the
Russian ambassador. at which the
streets ill good fashion.
wayton Yacht club this evening and a:
date will be decided upon for tile'
postponed yacht races which should
have been held on Memorial Day. but’
which it was necessary to postpone’
because at the weather.
Al Hunter is making preparations to
move his stationery store to the cor.
nor room in his building in East
Washington street. This new store
will he more spacious and will give
Mr. Hat’ner an opportunity to dispense ’
a great variety of wares.
give at the Baptist church in tho.
Sunday school room an :30 on Fridayl
011. 0i" ”51‘9"“ ‘5 that °“7 The evening of this week. This machine?
people of toast bolwnlil complain reproduces post cards fully 13, detail.
that they are, about all in from
even including the colors on the cards;
and the entertainment promises to hell
extremely etertalnlng as well as in.
structive. The stair is to be given
under the auspices of the missionary
committee of the Baptist Bible school.
”Mn—.1.
strangulation as a result of the dust.
Today. especially, the conditions were
bad. The wind blew the dust in
thick clouds in all directions. clog-
ging up the eyes, nose-and mouth and
undoing the work of housekeepers‘
who just cannot keep their homesf
clean.
Rudolph Alohr
Phone 3278
ROWA‘ITON. CORN.
Plumbu g & Heating
lNSTALLER OF THE
“lltclknap” System
OF HOT WATER HEATlNG
Moat Modem and Economical
System.
The East Norwalir improvement As-
aociation held a largely attended and
important meeting. yesterday after-
noon. with Mrs. Milton Ellwood. A
committee was appointed to unite
' . with‘ithe South Norwalk Municipal
1131mm and the Norwalk Civic Magus;
to consider the plans for the cxtcrmlng
ation oi” the mosquitoes. A committee
was also hauled to consider means for
cleaning out the public dumps in East
Norwalk and keeping them clean. it.
is hoped this movement will bear fruit
and tend to mere sanitary and pleas-
lut appearing places here. it is hop‘ , ..
ed to own-litany lead to a systematic
collection of ashes and garbage, as is
don't) in South Norwnlk and Gilli-‘1"
places. The members of tho Associa-l
Lion discussud other methods of llt’itll';
_ tilyini; the place and making the East .
Side even lure attractive as a resl~l
dential center than it is at present.
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DARIEN
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The best local and New York .
references for
Electric Light 8: Power
WIRING
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
‘ Let me Figure on Your Wiring and
its clin'uli’ellr for 1.8 Klinelelter.
Cove Pond. oa'ter lying oil tor er tom
da3s
when the title was out.
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Fixtures.
P. H FIELDING
"one 340. 83 BEAVIEW AVE.
1
Main street. So far not the slightestl
step has been taken in regard to the,
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Wood. or
5 Noroton. left Saturday for an exton i
' aivo automobile trip and will visit Salt
'3 latlle City, Yellowstone Park and oth-
.. or places of interest through the West
~~ Alter the westenr trip the Orient will
Darragh Brothers
Grocers
n_.,-_.3:V.;._._-,-....,-3._.‘
waenmo'ron I be visited and Mr. and Mrs. Weed plan
STREET ‘ to spend some time at Honolulu.
salons -
sawmill-ions son an...
souoon
Examinations for entrance into the
Norwalk. High school will he held an.
eaoitday next week in theiooal
Telephone: 923
the following onion—Monday. arith-
ni;etio Tuesday. pity; Wednes-
day, Instill; That's at. U. 8. History.
Friday, spoilt" end Million. “
enhancer
smdhlm ,4.
it tattle was maintain The
' of Peace."
Hoping tails oft their
business, it is a sure. sign they are
on the downward path.
alerts of the Pleasant llonr is
handling their ever increasing pat-
ronage that they have not time to mus.
bother
management.
floral decorations oi the house alone
cost a small fortune. and amongst
society it was considered the most
notable eyent. which ever occurred in
America.
\‘otnblo engagements‘durins the
past. month have been with the Unit-
A radiopticon entertainment Will“ ed Singing 30010138. 0‘ Cleve|and' The colleslalp black
Ohio, a wonderful performance of
"Das Lied Von Der Glocke" by iirllch,
in Milwaukee. also the Arlen Society
of Jersey City. with which club Mme.
Wakefield. owing to her wonderful
range. sans the soprano part in Max
Brnch'a‘cantsta the “Fair Ellen."
Next season will find her singing
the leading role in Walter ilnm~
rosch's romantic operelta. 'The Dove
Her rapid progress in the
musical world has really been re-
workable: it is Just tour more also
since she entered the Metropolitan Moliomwlcture Parlor
Opera (‘0.
Andreas Dippei. who was then mana-
ger of the “‘r n'nlily. lmtmdiotoiv cr-
aaed her.
more remarkablv-‘ahe is an Ameri-
can product. lt'ceivod her training in
.Ali‘ll’el‘lCllM-iind owes her success to her
after a hearing at which
Still further something
illilily iillti :trlerri'atlco.
'l'i'll‘l l’l .l“.:‘l3.’iNT i-llll'll.
Winn any business :‘lillc begins
competitors
The manage
about competition. Randy
irotllera have made a grand success
.0! this ideal amusement palace right ‘
rem the first week they took the
playing to more busi-
~Jugxier aiid Comedian thrllordinary.l
ll ma3 be it silent drailln's
the,
so busy um i ‘llcaire
or quality 0' ins shown here each evo-
are lucky. aren‘t you?
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Beginning today and continuing in»
marrow and Wednesday. a program
at surpassing and sensational hits.
At summery. breezy and boa virant
theatre
HOYT 8
Just the ideal spot to enjoy the warm
summer evenings. Cooled by our
latest epsilon that makes the heated
spell a delight.
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initial American debut of the old
world's most artistic and dealer.
iously manipulated marlonettes.
FANTUCHIS ROYAL MANIKiNfi.
A novel and unique novelty spectacle
unequalled in modern vaudeville.
See the great naval review the war
on the high seas, lots or laughter.
Fun runs rampant from start-to lin-
iah. One round of unbridled levity.
A gay. lilorious. glittering acidity.
lips-cal Added Feature, the lads that
took Broadway by atom.
THE caeARE‘r ralo.
incomparable musical eatertslners ln-. 3
troduclng neacst topical hill. 1
rm. Dainty Juveniles.
THE (3) ONEIL SISTERS. .
n o dainty song and dance divertlse.
meat. . l
Here's where tun reigns supreme.
Tel. ”334‘.
Saturday
Candies
290 lb
1
The Clifford. Pharmacy
Quietner I: Can”. Props.
The Retail store
Straw. Hats
Light Underwear
“Lion" Shirts
.Ijn.n_l;l;-;::n;u'e.e I3ITI~I3l
“Interwoven” Socks
Our Spring seeds are now
In stock. While we have a
larger assortment of line
goods than ever before, we
have not forgotten the cheap-
er end of the line. and are
showing a great many pat-
terns rrom 10¢ per double
roll up.
The Gorham Co.
E. at. commit.
E. w. YOUNGS.‘
' ‘ Props.
to First 8L. E. Norwalk
Telephone Four Five Two
Low Shoes
Warm Weather Wear-
ables for Men
J ‘2';I;.;.;';l:"lzlzI:-:I.I:I:I;.3I;I;I:IZI_I,I:I3l:!:l_ivl,l Ir_i I ..e:|‘£.! ulna-.9. .
Price’s (Zlotiiing Store
98 Washington St.
Phone 165-3
\
ELI DAWSON.
taco lunstcr.
with a fund of the (contest songs
and sayings ever. ‘
The. i'omicnl Tlliilinll‘l'.
JOHNNIE RILEY.
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The Auditorium
South Norwalk
Are there times when you grow reat-
less.
And lulpzltlvnl of your kind?
lining: ruled in your mind;
“till your teltscicnce playing lining
let.
And your ltlrtiul heart the king.
if too want that monarchs sonndinml
Why lilc Hetero Play‘ s thothird!
'rls just the thing it you see it at;
Auditorium The coolest and}
in the state 0.000 test»
Keep illcmllhands Soil.
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Up-to-date Sports
Read The
Sentinel’sSporting
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for you to be warm in your new
house this winter is to have us install
to Heating System that will keep you
comfortable on the ccidest day!
We'll study the location or your
' rooms. the iacllitlea ot the house art!
5 3tell 3ou whether a Hot Air, Hot Water
or Steam System will sallsi'y you bet-t.
Theiones 8t Hotchkiss
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It M “and C“ Crucial Ila-4s
W F. Wiglnore 8: Co.
commit!"
JAMEI PARKER. Manager.
8 No. Main BL, 80. Norwalk
tiring home the prise tonight. You
or course you
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l-zreulitgu ac and tile.
Doors open 7 p. in.
Show starts 7:30 p. m.
schools Iron! 10 a. in. until 12 m.. in '
'iihe «sum must obtain an av- 3
seat in all . [glam
nose the second Saturday after they.
Scteild show starts 9:00.
took the reins than the house had '
ltwo months under the former mul-
l-larold Russell has taken a position', “mm“
lhlg tworeei features ill the last three
inionths
The gates have been replarod on thollllealrfi lllll 0)an in 0110 it"
During the warm days, an un itheatre in Norwaill owned and con-
pleasant stench arose from the surface trolled by residents ot‘ Norwillk ev
lcry employee is a resident of Non-
walk the profits of the business are
Merchants 03‘ wall as residents of spent “3 Norwglk and the owner.
UK! town are dissatisfied with the pro- hlve five times mo" money lavegud
areas being made on the moslrlnx 0' than any other theatre in Norwlllll.
work which it was voted‘ 0 have done usual thing. you will lilid a Sentinel
at a town meeting several months ago. Want Advertisement in this issue re-
.to «slots reclaimed lilo or, M
done for any l’ull week for the last
The Pleasant Hour
Picture Palace
Bondy Brothers. Managers.
They have shown more
than any other Norwalll
The Pleasant flour is the only
J. M. LAY’l‘ON a (Go.
REAL ESTATE AND lNSURANCE
For Sale
TWO FAMXLY HOUSE. 7 rooms
and bath each iloor Electric lights
Haven 8. Hart-
" ford '
RAILROAD .
TIME TABLE
in Eflect June 1,1912.
Company
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The New Science
DEFiNITION OF CHlROPRACTlC
Chiropractic is the science 01 the
cause of the disease and the iii of ad-
sour“ NORWALK T0 new VORK lusting the 5:.une Diseases are caused
l).y a wrench. twist or sprain in the
A. him—i244“. 5:09a,o:i1x. 6:09. back. ichn it done in childhood it
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and Wash. Exp. goes to linrl em Rivv this disease and pain, and health is
hot air heat. separate pinasae. large
yard. excellent neighborhood. Ap-
ply {or price and particulars to
(incorporated)
AGENT.
60 Wall St. Norwalk
SHOWING TODAY
(lrand Double ll‘oatnv-n l'lovrru
Gaumont's Twoiteel lluterpleoe
THE FATE OF M-JYHERu,
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Funeral Director-l mbalmer
19 Ne. Main St, So. Norwalk
Residence. s Washington at.
Telephone at elites-MM.
SWIBB ALUMINUM WARE.
lt is an established fact that
Swiss Aluminum Cooking Uten-
sils are superior to those made
or any other metal. This has
been proven by solentiiic re-
search. as the teats show that
no verdlaris. rust. nickeloaides
or injurious sales can form. no
matter how it is need. Neither
is than say danger at chipping
as with enamel were.
It is an esoefleat heat sundae-
ler. which means naiell bottled
and ssvllt or last. item
.‘ weight me as it my to lo.
and the silvery-white odor 0!
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