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Evening sentinel, Thursday, October 17, 1912 · page 4

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1 For-sale in? the Olidorrl Phormucy.

Daily Line to N V

 
 
 

use hoodlum or the ill-tiniest] court.
Alternating his thunk: to the jury

 
 

is no doubt but first the fire was of in!
conduit-y origin on the odor at how
teens oil we» plainly: in ovtdenéo whe'L
the firemen arrived. and the horse was
ornotlcollv dead hetero any sister
had been sounded. The authorities
are rushing an investigation and hope

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

The Vionhelo‘, olthmb livingh uh
most in the center oi: lduropo,h
drone oi tulle: new from any new
side bathing revert, are yet. owing to I
the enterprise of the municipality oi L
Vienna. able to in nits in bathing on
much more cation We scale than the .

 
 
 
 

 

here for the summer huv‘o returned to
Philip Schoub of South Norwuik, . New York city tor the winter.I “‘
hull tslren Lo. position at the Crescent
toundl'y.

 
 

 

 
 

 

" "1 wish to can you. attention to the
fact It at there were thurteon hominid

 

Rollo discrete in charge at more

 

 

L ‘—L»Sculzls barber shop closed novel

 
 
 
 
 

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L_ Quads Sherwood is having his
s”. house is Osborn ”Millie refreshed;
with nL cent at: point. The work lsu

his improvement. , L

 
 

 

_ District Oomnltthomnn Edwerd E.
Mead. ol' Edlie avenue. who has been
hollering from nervous breakdown;
brought on by overwork is consider.
ahiy improved.

amino-on»...

_The district is engorged in sinking
the catch basins ordered for Fort
street, which will take- care or the
water that usually/collects under the
railroad bridge. during a storm.

 

C.L A. 'Braisicd, oi L’llmnmedlcu
Brothers is now Coneldcrwhly improv-
ed and has recovered from his, in«

L juries sufficiently to permit him to do
his regular portion of the work of
IL-the store.

The weekly prayer and praise Berk

alter from 10: 30 to 2 30. with omen-g
tion of Set. Your patronage solicited. .

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rip
Walter F Gould and fondly of South
Norwullt have moved into the hoods

by James Jackson end lumlly. ,

 

The engagement of Mildred Bell.
daughter or Mr. and Mrs. ‘quk L.
LTheoll,_ot Ponnoyet street; to William
Klinhu. oi isohnoctady. New‘ York, has
been announced. 1

 

people oi any European usheido row
tort. with the possible oxheptlon Let L
Ostcnd in the height or the summer :
neuron. says the Wide World. L

Seine four or live yearn ego the e!
authorities of Vienna. realized the.

 

oh Rownyton avenue formerly occuplcdlmest benefit that bathing on whole-L summer hem and no to Brook‘l n.
‘snle lines. so to to speak. would ”'3 to n. y. e 80 1 L

the inhabitants of the city during the
(summer months. With thlé end in
view they? acquired it ploturenduo tree
cind island bordered with line
otretches or sand in what is known
as the “Old Danube.”
course or a few months, arrangements x
were mode for providing not only a

 

Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wornwrsth and
son, who have occupied the house or
M..rs Ado. Themes for the post three
months leave this week for their w1u-'
ter home in New York city.

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Mr. and Mrs. Judson Wull and rum

ct Dr.IW. TH. Thomas on the Wilson
11min 'ro‘nd Wlll shortly. return to their
home in Brooklyn for the winter.

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Thomos H. Crawford and lismily who»

 

vices that will he held 11: the East
Avenue Methodist church this even-
ing Rev. S. P. Fairbanks will lead
dire meeting and give a snort talk.
It is luped that the meeting will be
largely attended.

“‘- John Stahl, of this place, epeut'yenw
terduy in ilurtloid where he appear-
ed as a witness before the scoretmy:
of the state in the (use of Carl

Schaub .lr., who was called to the
carpet for having run down M1. Stnhl
in Washington street. on c leoliou
day.

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The Evangelistic Conference of the
Noi'wulk group of Methodist Episco-
pal churches which was held at the
East Avenue Methodist church yester
, gday afternoon uLnd evening prm'ed to
1 the one of the most enthusmstic

successful gatherings evel‘ held

that edifice.
such that the capacity of the church
‘ was lured to «the limit to accommo-
date the interested churdh-goers and
‘the exercises Were most interstlng
and instructive. L ' -

 

 

qtreet. are the proud parents of u too
. nonunion. Mothei ,eno child old L-ido
IlnLLgI lino] The baby will unswe lioL
théL'iume of 1': url howling Hulr. Mitt
Burr was l‘oimsily Mics Laura D3wi-
ing of New \orit
L..;;,L.L...;g. filer. George .M. 'Lheepiermll' lead
the prayer and pinion eLF-l’le that
will be held at the Advent Christian.
1 church.
hilt and it is hoped ton: there will
be 11 Ilalgc attendance.

 

 

 

flew You: fans L are gloomy this
morn-lug nlld have little to say except
to SMIlDtuhlSQ with Mathewson. lit
13 gcnorullv udmltlod that the Knme
ILwae Mellie nvson’s had it not been flu
Snodgruss cuor in the tenth. The
. ions were out in numbers in front of
The Scl'tlnei oflioc yesterday ulter-
noon whole (they saw the dcscliption
.. at each and every ploy mode by the‘
tongue lmilctlncd as it was made. The
new scheme of bulletins every piny
no it was made, on the revolving hul‘
letin board in the buy window of The
Sentinel ofllce struck a happy chord
Unlike the old method or bulletin:
the games, everybody couldLeen and
redd'the ' returns as they were
promptly chalked up.

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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stein which in: been at the Oberlin

shin vol-dim “11‘5an in the one

and .
in .
The attendance was '

bit. and Mrs. «‘diaiold Born. of FortI .

'llic pastor will give alshortL

commute“ directed by 113‘.

Mr. and MmLAllen Ely and some!
muduport. are the guest» ot Mr. and
Mrs. Stanley 8. Mills of Highland eve-

o. violin nod family, who scatterer
, [the Dell outings at Tokonelte. left town
Murder for their trains in New York

use motor mm of he. at. .1“. Fist-L

‘fcr some tlme’ltavc been oc‘cupyzglu

the house 01- William H. Lockwood ou-
McKinley street have moved into the

:Peppor pluce on Rowuy ton avenue.
who...

I Miss Mallorle Mills who is the guest

of her brother. David Mills, st Pitts-

’fiedl Moss. is remembering her

many friends in town with post cards.

reach the nearest continental plaza.

but “‘50 e “W interesting export-tram, in th Dorian Congregational
ment in municipal trading. which up . Church a I

ily who have been occupying the house .1

picndid bathing place for hosts oil

Iuble, through luck of time or menus.
to take the long journey necessary to

to the present has more than satisfied
its originators

‘Yoar by year. since its first instill:
tlon some four years ago. the "Strand- .
bod," to give this unique institution
its proper name, has increased in
popularity, and new on every reason-
ilehly line afternoon throughout the
summer months from June until late .
in September one sees crowds of poo- 1
pie wedding their way to the floating
bridge terry by which the long. sandy
island on which the Btrnnd-bad is all-
uaied is reached. ‘ .

 

 

 

’BUSINESS HAD TO LED 0"

Miss Mills reports that the country lsl

beautiful just at this time of your end
that she is having a delightful time.

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! .\i1.uu-:l Mrn.Nl1n1cd Tlllcy and son
‘l-ismy, of South Orange. N. J.l1nve
been tho guests of Mr and Mrs. John
Hoffman, of Crockett street. Mr. 'l‘Lll~
icy and famllv formerly lived here on
Crc. kelt street and their mun} friends
in town were glad to see them once
111018. ’

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A party of about thirty friend‘s our

at his residence in Raymond street.
The time was pleasantly posed with
music. games and refreshments, a line
supper being served. The host receiv
’ed a line book and other gifts on a to-
ken of esteem from his friends.

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DARIEN
.. AND. .,
Nouorov.

finial-hum nun—Im-

 

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Mrs. Mary E. Smith who um; hcin

‘Lon a visit to Newark 3’. l., iciurncd
lthe Brookside uterine Enrich. yester-

 

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The Women's Chlistinn l‘empor
5WD Union will meet at the home or
'Mrs. Haynes tomorrow (Friday) at
oe.rnoon Miss St. Jolm~ot w. (l. 'l‘.
511.. of Stamford, will be picsout and
‘huvo n few words cl encouragement
to no)

 

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Rev. George Benton Smith. Iot Dn-
ilen M ill Church conducted “L’Ldevo-
tlonn services in East Non-mitt M. E
1 church at a p ...m yesterday This
*wus one of a series of services which
are being held this week in the New
York section of the New Your East
M. E. Center-once, by. evangelistic
Arthur
H. Goodenouzb, District isuperintelt
den-t. ~The‘ohurchos had been in five
groups. commencing Monday and cod-
ing Friday. murmur). woe nddrew
ed~by the district superintendent and
u "Hell at very interesting services
' held at control points have been well
attended it is a now [suture and or
(mini: interest. 9“” to 00d and
Country do well hood to hood. The

‘ churches reoreoented in shove group

are Weetport. anusuluok, Norwelit
and south Norwsllt.

Henchman null: or moon A...
hold in mi Holt, int 111W Know
not no one mounted

with than: into" the he

dolled the L ,

(theme heroin rm '

,1 and in it bidet WM.LL
mommy his v _

 

 

 

pllscd ("lenient Albrecht last 91 enlngI

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,sam Thought He Had Combination.l
but Relief for Moody Wu ‘ Li
Not in Sight.

A lnzy dorky who let his wife take

in uushlug vithout doctor had a ,
dream one night. and n policy dream
or that. He borrowed money trom'hor
Lilo play the combination and before.
Filo left home he stated his conviction
,“Mundy, " he sold, “Ali's goln' up town
{to play dis combine whnt um and to

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'come out. When you see me comiu
home in a hack yo' break. .1. yo' i
wnshiuhs." The ”combine” didn’t

come out, and Sam, in great delectionn

acquired u lot of sin. Then he use
messed up a bit by a. they. and sham
other dnikics hired a hutch to take
him home. Shin was nearly out and ‘
”was breathing heavily when the maul
.turne‘d n funil'lim' nomenun and his w;iie
iwns' standing in the door. L5 With his'
llast ounce of energy he stuck hits
that! out oi the window end yelled: l
“Mandy, spore dom tuba”;

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Strategy of a Whip. i
'A loud warp was seen to-alighil
lwithln an inch or two of wwldor e4
merit on the side opposite the open ;
lug, says In exchange.
around toward the entrance to tho-
ILlnest the warp stopped a little shortlL

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of it and for a. moment remained our
{cctiy quiet 'l‘hen, reaching out one
Lot its sutonnoo.bo wriguled it hetero
the opening A moment later he with
drew the "icoler" This overture

Llho head or the household.
spider. came out to see what wan
wrong and to set it to rlshll.

No sooner bud the spider emerged
to that point at which it was at the
worst disadvantage than the weep.
with a quick movement, thrust its
sting into the body at it! too. killing
it easily and almost intently. .

The o‘xpoxlmo was repented by
the map, ‘tmd when there was no
responre from the inside he evident-i
ly become satisfied that he hold the‘
tort. At all events. he proceeded to;
cuter the nest and slaughter the
young wider: which were lugded om
one at u limo.

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Willi». Lend New Defined.

The existence of Willie! loud ins
always been. on open question and in
many of the mmhlool works rei-
orenoo to it inn been omitted or art
least questioned. One of the results
or the Mumon expedition to the
send: polar recipe: bu been to no
tie thin mutter; beyond all doubt. Ewe
parties were landed on this queer
tinned lend one about 1,800 sullen
north from the other. Thole portion.
odd 5 third one. which win 1mm 0
Meantime r blind. will ”lined
duties the out moths
Md won their mini those will he
tome «lentil; ominous

 

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Brostnow trinket» in Sausatnclt. .L ‘

yesterday Land witnessed the hell come.

laid in front of the Noah end Torque:
buildings in Main “street.

Here. in the

Gnult Bros. undid nonworking on
the ’l‘unner stock
Viennese or all classes who were 1111- 1 Forms

nry society attended the

Lrelutive in Shelton, Saturday.

Lasting address by a you

{greening}:

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had the desired effect, inasmuch us,
a ibis .L

,hcen a visitor at the home on Cont-ed

lot the deed (ohm

 

_ ville Inna Rev. ll. 0. slooinllvht

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Mr Land Mrs. Dixon were in Boston

 

Frederick Redford has closed Mil .

pun—M I .
A new concrete sidewalk in to he

 

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John Bax-low has left the employ cl

form in Greene

 

A large delegation from the Mission-
missionary

 

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Loon Hunt and putty of friends who

lwitnesocd the warship illumination lnj
New York, Sunday evening, have rel 1‘“
turned home

 

Mrs. Alois Manner and Adolph Rouse
well known residents oi Weslport. were
united in merrluge ut the home of a

pm

The frame for the club house of, the -,
'Wentport (lim‘cluh has been mined.

Mr. and Mrs. Herman Pelvic are:
moving into their new residence in the
lilosevlllc district.

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The pupils or Striping high school
and Center schifll 935?“? an inter-i
Japanese},
student, uponiiis early lite nd how he
obtained an education, Tuesday after
noon. .

 

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Thomas D Adams was nominated
ad a caudldnte for representative in

 

the genera] asacmhly by tho pmgrce 'L'LLL LL

e

own party, Monday evening
At the senatorial convention held

in the town hall MoninyERthort Posh}.-

L:vvnu nominnleuI for annular from the
33.6111 district Led
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’l‘ R Lynch, No. Deleting.
snyu'thut dorm: the winter and spring

of 1911 hanger flgllcti with outing).
and with runny tome! as with 1'13 ”

llsl until he purchased n bottle oi
F4eyfy Money and Tar doinpoL

Flo rials that relief :ume quickly nit-L
tor taking it and he has had no re
turn of the cough since. —-—W. F. Wig
units it Co ’

 

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A. LLML. Llioyd ifibt‘oreLlLl (Lo NLch York
yesterday, to ennui the. day.

Wan—near

S. C. Church‘s'men are at work upon
a well at the Dr. in Petra place.
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Mrs. Howe h.“ returned to her home
in Oouoke avenue utter n weekn‘ visit
at Lone: PL

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W. L Walker and loudly of Wood
treat have returned to New‘York for

lthe winter. . L

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Mr. Wilson on New Hemplshiro has

Woliei thin Weak.

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The Railroad avenue unlit from the
stallion in s more of leaves. "A tom
bl: boom-on would noon rld ”the Disco

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Mist Baldwin lute returned to her
cottage at Talmud” Bill (or the, wine
or. New York perilo- moo occur!

the place during the summer.
Lm

'l‘ho henchmen moo iuLid too loud
imam. st in ruliy m m
~4udlo w. J. uuuu‘n or 11‘

 

 
 
 

eight ours heélnniun Saturday night

cause or the disease and the art or

)‘L

Maine,

‘L tel... the neuma. at the house and
j; tell you whomer u Hot Air, Hot‘Wntoi

 

 

The New Solenc‘e
DEFl’HLl‘thN or onlnonmcnc.
.Ohlropructlc in the science oi the

indicating the name. Disease in can»
all by n wrench, twist or condo in L
the heck. Even Lit done in childhood
it creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life in the different orgnns and ‘
limbs -

Chiropractors remove the cause of
disease and room, health is restored
through harmonizing the nerve sys-
tems in your body. Female troubles
given special attention; also curve»
ture of the spine. You will never re-
gret. giving the Chiropractor it chance 1
to help you .

Magnetic treatments given also.

T. FRANUS D. C.

94 Washington St., So. Norwnik, Conn.
Graduate from Palmer School, the
sooverer. .

I We Sell Tickets

for
Old Dominion Lino, Buvnmnh Line.
Clyde Line
to ‘ L
Old 'Polnt Comfort. Norfolk, Rich.
* mend. Savannah and Jackeom
" ‘ville.’ ate.
. Ask Us For Rates. » ‘
.l. M. LAYTON» 81 Co.
(Incorporated!

LHIEAH ESTATE AND lNSUfiALll‘KR
AGENTS

:1 Railroad IAva South Norwnlk. or

 

 

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w‘ylte nit-f.» 2‘11 ‘x-‘T‘Ltv' l

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tor you to be worn in your no:

in”! life winter in to have no install“

a Hunting Byltom tint will keep onL
coniomhlo on the coldest duiI

We'll study the location at your

or 8min Breton: will satiety you but

The Jones 8t llotchkiss
Company

whim rte 'NORWALK. cone

 

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' LET. THE
NorwalkF-umilute
‘ LL House-

!nmieh you for your homo with o
highly polished Dining-room suit and
I. Parlor hint or the intent design. and
n stove that Will nova le’ cool hill
and that will bake at all timed and
for your odd pieces or Furniture or
fill)? doicrintlomjo to the .
NORWALKLFURNITIJRI Haunt.
1+1! win at. semi. can...
(mourners to P. A. Mitchell)

no.

sooner and pollster. formerly with r
A; Mitchell. Phone “13. L

to capture the guilty party before long.

 

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LThe Reed 8: Vollt
Electrical Co.

The Only Fully Equlppqd
ELECTRICAL SHOP
in the Town

AUTO SUPPLIES

Phone 805—50 80. Main st. L
, 8o. Norwolk. Music Hall Block

 

 

 

 

 

For FREIGHT 011le

height Propellers lenvo Pier
28, East River. New York (tool
of Dover street). every do! (on-
cent Sunday) at 3‘ pmm. Freight
received at Nowell: up to 4 i1.

Arming J. smith.
Lowe.

0.1:; Honduran.

 

 

 

 

 

STEWART
Cook-Stoves.

L$19L. 00 to $37. 00
None better at any price or none as heat IS not constantgy

800d 81 UN same price.

illitllllllllilll l 311 u

.1 347136 WASHINGTON 8T.

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“5:,3-4‘ . - ...1 m . .~

That Cold
Sitting
. Room
Made Cosy with a Gas
Radiator or Cylindrical
Gas Stove. Just the

thing for rooms used
o‘ccasiohuly When great

 

required. Strike 21
match, turn the valve;
you have the heat turn

 

 

WE WiLL MAiL YOU aSi
tor coco sat of old Falsejl‘ceth
sent us. Highest uni-ices paid

' for old Gold. Silver. ol Wutch-

L Stones.
Mdnoy B'dnLt byL- Retoi-Li LMail
efin‘mg

Philn. Smelling" and
._ '~ :pCom p.any .
Established 20 Years.
883 Chestnut 8L, Philadelphia,
‘ ‘ Pchnnylvdnia.
' To DENTISTS.
\Ve will'buy your Gold Filings.
Gold Scrrips _‘u‘nd~ Platinum.
Highest prices paid.

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:88. Brokcudcwclrv end recious ~

it off when you choose.
" United Electric
Light 8: Water Co

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done in»: 11 trottini French contort

 

 

 

my atroot w9re a

erosion has W LL
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houssmvso ,
Read About I
owns Atuumum WARE.

it is an established tact that
Swiss Alum! um Cooking Uten-
eils aresupc lor to those mode.
a: any other metal. Thin line
been proven by scientific ro-
senrchL. no the tests show tint
no verdigns, rust. Mattel-oxide;
or injurious zines can term, no
matter how it In need. Neither
is there any danger or chipping,
as with enamel ware. .
it is an excellent bent conduo~
, tor. which 11198118 quick boiling
and saving of loci. It: light
weight, mixes it easy to handle.
and the oilvery~whlte color of.
the none is pleasing and always
clean looking.
' , Every piece in spun (not

pressed or clumped) out of pure '

sheet materiel. and to absolutely
premiers and unltnrr.

Swine Aluminum Ware hLuL

come to any, which cventumly
memento pulls: or oil linen
ot .ln. lien! and enameled coon
in: van or every description
Hohhot R. "All”.

North Mile and Wool Innoce-

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Arc not dlrgnulcd whcn the
"newness” woern only for they
hold their phone. You'll like
their hooln, ”lei! minim. - 1
their weer. Balaton» noel!
L on brohklnginb -
‘thoy’ to
undo on
» to cit -
; ILrpouldcli
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m. and South Norivalh up to 5: ill) , H
v m. ‘i ‘

L Norwulk Steamboat Companr

' General Aunt. L

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

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