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Evening sentinel, Friday, January 24, 1913 · page 4

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" lest soiiing; stomach regulator in the
‘ world, 11 what you out torments' Into

 

 
 
 

. , The Oreaoe Medicine company has
lost we mines. liaise IM been giving entertainments In Rower-
-I L W "m m 00 ’ 060 company's house this week.

 

who...

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

, Block. and Blown
Suits mode to order on

millet! from $20 00

 
 

Decor Budd, spent Wednesdlly In
museum.

 

like Susie muihahsr is visitint
relatives in New York.

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W Mrs mom 001'“ hBB ‘I‘GOOVdfdd:
V VLO‘ri-I:L-ldildfl'i' OF? 108' tron slew' days“ Illness.
F VGED FREE during this

 

Mrs. C. E IPatelien. was a visitor
In Bridgeport. Wednesday. V

 

 

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cores, are
. visiting relatives In the Bronx.

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Mrs. H. B. Wheeler of Valley Force
was a visitor In Norwallg Wednesdsi’.

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Mrs; J P. Fitch has returned from
a visit h! several days with relatives
In Boston.

 

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Benedict o!
Ndrileld Farm, are spending‘a low
The Junior League 0! the not ave- days In Silrlmlield. Mass.

church will meet today at the , -‘
i V Mrs. Katherine Harris. of South

Norwaik, has visited her sisters, the
Misses Sturges o! Nomeld.

 

 

The Norileld Aid7 Society «holds. very
successful and wellattended social, at
the Town Hall. last evening.

V a. Mr. Vallistl'om led the weekly
I. wilder meeting that was held at the
Wish Congregational church last

 

Mr. and Mrs. William curry; Mr.
and 'Mrs. Reuben Geoppier took an
I automobile trip. to New York. poster
The weekly prayer meeting was held day,
gt. the East avenue Methodist church
int-V evening. Rev. S. P. Fairbanks
the meeting; and gave a short talk.

 

 

Miss Ill-ens Perry. and Mrs. C 0.
Perry of Valley Forge spent yester-
day as guests of Mrs. stiey Wil-
iiams.

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Mrs. he Roy ‘ldbeker ofi Cross High
Way. hos been a guest or her sister,
ere.‘ F. B. IBurritt, and her niece, Mrs.
- George Waterbury.
The line whistle did not blow at 8 .
o‘clock last evening owing to the crit-
‘ ‘ Illness oI Miss Wnidron daughter
.- Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Waidron, o!
(lo than avenue.

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Friday evening Nomeid Grange will
hold its annual installation of omcers,
the exercises to follow the regular
business session at 8 o'clock; .

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DARLIEN
AND *
Ii

OROTQN .

The Noroton Heights Dnmtic Club
will present 3 iivoset drama in the
Fireman’s Hail, Feb. 11-12.

 

. “The many friends or John iiowuld.
Turmerly or the firm at Ryder & Ho-
_ word, will be pleased to iesm that
”ho is at present “In Stamiord where
, ll doing well.

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Bridge Tender John ii. Cole is en
tiring his spare time in build
_ 'w bout. John is a past mos-
y: This trade and his work more
Wis all that is the best in skills.

W I...“

There was another big chases in
tempelnture today. the memory
H In: been shoved up considerably
War by the warm air. Residents of
L Norwailt are continued to take
. best core or themselves.

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The town’s stone crooner is working
every day in the Gprinsdaie section,
putting in some my road roads.

 

 

Lelloy Demure-t. of bone Run. II
visiting with his parents in Noroton.
He will remove to Galveston soon.

 

(learn Tompkins. oi Newton
rs. Mary Richards. or itswsym

, is quite iii.

., and Mrs. matador some.
”his” been spending a month In
lilacs, have returned to Green-

ilis cuisine. Mr. and Airs. Joseph li‘lsil-
er. Woodbine rend, North Stanford.

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Remnntams Jeremiah Klineteltsr
or Newton. who was elected on the
Bull Noose ticket- for the state lull.

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 

 

 

.e.:sameasoqaawseo-u .

‘ — tongue dented]; your Insidos tilled with

, the moment DispspsIn comes In con- ‘

L_ most marvelous and the icy o! it "rt

I lars" worth 0: satisfaction. or, your

‘.WIMM¢IWMWIMM

L iature hes beensiven a place on the

V 'ia-le's orchestra, united in! old-iashion

L colored. a hit with a Lime pumpkin.
. snail- were Mrs. Walter Dusdoie, Mrs.

' and Mrs. Samuel DeFdreei.

lifeline. is a visitor at the boots oi

visits admins-soil
‘ some». V,V ‘

Attila emoluments-l: The

. 0
, portion, syllabus, yas.Iheertburll ow g
”emcee in live, minuiewtbstmisst '

ears for the condom year were obesen.
Rev. John emulsion acted as modem
tor and the renewing smears. were
IVeleotcd:V ,

mate—1mm"! rare 9 onion. titularr

 

stubborn Jumps. you belch ‘glls and er-
uctate sour. undigested load one said-
head is dizzy and ashes: breath tool;

bile and Indigestibie waste, remember

tent with the stomach oil such distress
vanishes. We truly astonishing-4i. '

its harmlessnosn.
-A large fifty cent case or Papa's
Dianepain will give you a hundred ooh

druggist hands you. your money back.

It’s worth its weight In sold to men
and woman who can't get “5911'.th
macho regulated. It belongs in your

In case 0! a sick, sour. upset stomach
during the day or at night. We the _
quickest surest and most harmless
stomach doctor In the world.

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sale of lands committee.

 

Mr. and Mrs Frank Fisher and their
mHarry, from Newton, visited Bun.
day, with Mr and Mrs. Joseph Heller.
or Woodbine road. North Stamford.

in regard-to the removal of posts
oiiice in Barton to s. vacant store on
Railroad sired, on the ground that

been removed by the owner. Theodore

in; giving suitable room. it is now
more convenient to ninety per cent
of the patrons of the slice. Dr. Neil-
son and one hundred and thirtydive
others havesixned a petition to Wash
install to have the oflice remain at its
present location. They believe while
it would be very Inconvenient to many
there are other objections to Its re
move].

“.5,”
One 0! the most enioyriblolstroirs oi
the season was the ‘frube ball." last
evening. in theds‘orston Heights Fire:
men 'a/llali, under the auspices o! the
Ladies Auxiliary; About (my couples
crowded the hall to the dancing on
nudity. and onetime music Iby ”Dug

ed dances The stars. upon which the
orchestra was seated. was appropriate
Iy decorated with cornstsiks, hay and
little heaps oiuotlttoes. hereand there
The committee vwhoarranxed for this

'Willlaln Blanchard, Mrs. ill. Bummer

 

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SAUGATUCK

Rev. Kenneth Mackenzie
Wednesday in flmiord. "

 

 

 

Milt

Mrs. James lull. or Redeviile die»
trim is entertaining friends.

L'Miss Caroline Mackensle Is the
(nest of relatives out of town.

Miss Mildred Taylor has been the
nests! bar ulster in BM“.
lire. Emma Deqher oi Stamford.
who is ll resonant 'viniter to town, It
ill.

 

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Mrs. (loom Gotham has been the
recent sum or her son, timed-id
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Hrs John it. adult entertslned the
' Tuesday Alternooll Bridge club Tues-
day. oil‘s. Mails deities septum
lint prime and the consolation Wise
was molded to m Tiberius m
istlom this

 

ion.

 

K. we and Mariel. n. one, not
three year-I '

Mia notches M. fienedlct. the three
years. '

Austen, agreeing to enlarge the build- ‘

 
 

 

Deacons—wNai momma»

BWSesv-Mrs. ii. H. hoisted.-

Willa“ swimwear-used A...-
Louis 8. hours. Jdln H who
for three years; Charles Ill. Jenninss '
to all the unexpired term at William
it. Thompson. resigned. .
Clem—«A D. Keep for one year
Treasurer oi Ibuslnsss mud—dome
8. Beers: tor one year.
W or benevolent
word heard; for one year. -
W «Wise 48'. “at. John.
tier one you; ,

Church Historlnn—Mrs. ids S. Keel).
Ior one year.

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George 8. North, for one mysel-
Committee on Memorial roo Ed 1
Charles 8. at. John, Geo rth.
Howard A. Tiliey and Miss Florence
M. Benedict. tor one year.

business committee.

Mrs. Keep. was given and was as fol:
lows:

the Imam building is Inadequate my one”... Reporter In. South Nor-
the'new' postal service, that claim has ’

walk Congregational Church.

Just about one year ago the writer
Accepted the allies of church historian
with many misgivings, however and.

Iher one year should show up well——
that Is. It a report. we're called for. In
order to set her somewhat troubled
mind at rest, and having easy access
to the church records. she care!tu
examined the aforesaid records and
found no; hiltorian' redortfjlhl'irein'
Accordingly. shells hack, cLoniiol-ta
hiy, In lieiwohair Tom a sigh. and
finally obsfivmhvfimslot In It " I’Bot
there was sold for she was
notified later that ier-I report would be
called for on January 23d $0 here
it is: do fiompllsnos with orders mm
her commanding odicer. your pastor,
she armed hersel! with a huge pair of
scissors a rather diminutive pot of
paste. oaths very ism smellnt or en-
thuaissnl: customary with air young
,llistorisns. eagerly scanned the local
papers, from day to day, {or anything
and everything pertaining to the South
Not-walk Congregational Church Coll-
eloquently, as you look over her
"soups" you will illld Ii heterogeneous
coilgction that may use you to smile
wdo'so—Ior she , aemliednt the or-

, ray, many a lime

. Will you look back with her to the
early part of Decemiiltr, liiii, to the
reception tendered by this church to
its new poster. and his wits and dough
tow-that ioyoua occasion when ever»
one felt so happy in the thought that.
at last. out or a Very foggy atmosphere
then some a his. bright lisbt in the
form 0! Rev. John moisten whom

mother Zeiter, of the Methodist
Church hinted. we were "Investin-
ills" that evening. That "invasion-til.

lion." however, has proved a‘very hep-
lll/ one, for has he not brought you
new lite and inspired you with as sub
blues and desire to show him the very
best. there is In you. and to help him
as much as lies In your power?

More not the men oi the church re
unwed lilo, active life. in organisms
“The lien and Religion Forward allove-
meet" for Bible studio church had so»
eiei service and mission work?

What an «libs-ism is mantis-t is

Endeavor ‘mletieswsenior. interim
diets sod iuoior»

in interest end activity. The Vivian's

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

ell praise to young and old their.

 

like other novices. was anxious that?

the mitfilisbmeut oi the Christian!“ serve to bind you all in dinner

The Men‘s Inquiry Glob Is growls: life which your soot pester possesses
qummsm. Andree».
Association from Its last report. hostess as W witbthespifltotiove .
lions midnsndy the out ”meltdown” and clarity domination ell. no
the Kindle Blushing are continent:
their nettle work. You must not led
out the very effective work in the ill» mutations to smells. the brows
bio sobeoi slid accord s hearty Word was. presented slid notion deferred

shouts the more“ W .
enumerate. mm to:

 

Grandmother's Reopen tor
Hundred and Restoring
9on to fish.

Almost everyone knows that Seas
Ten and Sulphur. properly com-pound“
ed, «brim buck the natural color and
lustre to this hair. whendsded, streale
ed orIgrsy; also mresdnndruit. Itch?-
lug scalp and stops tailing hair. Years
ago the only way to not till mixturo
was to make it at home. which Is
messy and tmuhiestmle.V ,_ -'

Nowadays skilled chemists do this
better than ourselves. By inking at
any. drug store for the readytouse‘
product-called "Wyeth's Sage. and
Sulphur Hoir‘ Remody"——yotl will set
a large bottle ribr about 50 dents:

 

 

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or the lsuten sacrifice altering. find an
evening at rejoicing came on the tol-
lowing Thursday when you were one-
bled to see that 81,000 note tirelessly
fade Into nothingness and finally 'go up
in smoke. ,

‘ m a delightfully impressive V993
nor service was held on May bill, when
you linseed to Miss Fanny Crosby as

shown I. most interesting account or

 

Bil. «messed.

 

getting “Wyatb’ a", Which can be do

muse upon to restore natureleoolbr
and beauty Iothellelrenll u tlvsbest
Vxelnedy do: dandruff. dry.
Itchy scalp and to stop falling hair.

lsverish.

ijlits like "Wyeth's Sage and Bul-

lihur" mm no one can positively
tell that you VII rkeneli your hair. all it
does it so not rally end evenly, says
,3. well-known downtown drumist You
(tampons sponge or oatmbrush and
draw it through your hair, taking one
smell strand atIa time. This requires ,
but a low moments, by morning the I
.fi’l‘ilyI‘Ihlll' diss‘ppeors solicitor another
application. or two is restored» toIits
ll‘stursl color and looks even more beau-
tiiul and giossy‘than ever.

PllHlllll MJHIIS

THE NEW WIZARD.

The stork has a good bill, but you ‘ V
.will see a better one at: the New Wle- ‘
alldl tonight
great threéreel masterpiece. "Robin
i Hood" his tame and his deeds have _
Auditors—Dr: William H. Stowe and heriitisand'oi the 8,000 or more hymns never produced in motion pictures

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Eoln'ir presents their

Nine out of every ten

During the gummer Willis came W persons know this story of “Robin

later.

You will notice that in November;
there was that week of Home Mission

Rev Al“. 0. Psmidn, on
and Balkan Questiou;" Rev C J. ”Dry
anon '
oi the Race. "

‘ k l in luded that most “‘9"
January 23 1913 i This wee see 0 ol “Roby, The ji'oy Terrierh

interesting and educational series
tableaux.
The Flaunt 0! Nations. "

in this month you remember. do you
not. come that

“ in on t leaders at molly Western comedy,
An Even a w M thickest way. Garment offers a split

. Front or western drains.
‘ of Missions and
The disreh The Sandie Mountains," strong story,

beautiful photophy. gorgeous scenic
characteristically 003,, etiorts. innumerable thrills. A pro-

ward Beard Mrs. John H. Ferri Jars cisl mains that 'wlll- have their turn Hood": eisht out of every nine will
lwsnt to see the phowpday

unis Reeves Harrison the noted

author, and playwright in his com

A veryliatistsctory report was given rally, full at deep Interest, valuable ““3”“ °" fem?“ “mam?” ‘“ ”‘9
by Christian ISwarts, chairman o: the instruction and inspiration from ed New Y‘m‘L TE‘I‘SHWI W“ ' Eda“?
. I m by‘ Elev. IE. I Blood on "Work thmrecl production of Robin Hood -

The re rt of ill hurch his ms, t communist at Elli Island; .. *5 “*9 Wt MW“ “0“” ”mm"
W e c to o C B “:1“ Alien ever condoned. Three other quality

films on tile meal-am. Nestor otters

"m8

drums. and
comedy
“Tracked T9

' "Tlle Shepard".

dialdniitntion from your pastor to the 3"“ worthdgoing tallies; to “8'

clumsy 80th Norwalk who navel
no churob, to come to your churchl
home. ‘
The first. “get acquainted" reaper
which Mon December 1,1812 when
new R. o. Hartley, or the 80th Sign
walk Bind sailor-ebony.» an‘addtees
on the 4‘ Wallis Kennelsdihn
program no adult ._ ‘t
On Manners} ‘ywas that unique::
most impressive and memorable Billie
school testival the sum or it cures
enjoymentio the little em down.»
the big ones.
‘ "rue writer Is a little uncertain in.
whether alter Jemunry 1,1213. she
would be trespassing upon her auctions-
or’s province, but with apologies, she

....

ventunec to record that wonderful 3". When the vacnnt property grows
men. “The Servant in the House." as ‘00 expensive one a Sentinel Want

portrayed by Mr. Edward A Mead. at
veep-rs on January 6th

Now a row wot-dc only as. to thc'
strictly social elements of your church
tor the Nye-r. Thule have been so
rubber .moclt trial surprise so!
olsl shire, many and varied, Irom Ii
cial. rpmroeslvo lawn totes, blues and
reds’ entertainment, picnic at Roton
Point. where wonderful scroll-tic and
“etherlotio” but: were given by-—--—-
Iwell you hoow by whom. Surely.»
day at unbounded icy and pleasure.

i By the way, dill you notice In loo)-
in on! til Morton’s scrap book.
what a number at mammals snail-s
have been given at. your church during

past twelve months? Family sup.
we. luncheonwpm rout but ban—
olietl. slim luncheon. Hallows on!
slippers, winding up with that line ul-
fair (no reflection upon the others]V
W usual dinner. given on,

’dsr the new oi the lion's Brothel»
build on feral-Md by the Women‘s
mutation. «with min-in; addresses by
w til-Aldo H. Friday. oi Stanfield;
Antietam John Ill. “CM. and
your new, as tantalum.

All tiles. various sdsirs and mesh

 

Christian hire and fellowship, and par
W III M Minibus View or

tsisutheaalsmordertoriiii.

we mom.

will go at mummies more

As Wt u like until

‘ W
New Flat/en‘s $20,000 Fire

NEW! HAVEN. Jan. Ric—Dunn“ 68-
umrlthd at‘clnae to: ”Mounted sensed
by a fire in M ~fhrd'soldilenllerxer

business bloolr, on lower State street.

L or fields? or Bradford,”

Solos (interim mails their own but
‘__ It's usually too sticky. so Insist upon

republican.
were chosen so the Joint committee
'on senate spointments at party coir
elites held In senate anteroonls you
terdsy siternoon. Jr will he the Work
Qt this committee to attend the air
Vpointnlellt‘s made by the senate to
' the various boards of rustees of state
institutions. A number or such an
pointments are made every session at
the general nwemb‘iy and the appoint

bests. .

 

 

 

Is A coop rme To

 

We will be pleased Io'jLsoh-
mit estimates for your Igor}.

THE w,
GORHAM,
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oscoasrono : . ,
Io'Flrst at. East rial-walk
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THAMER;

OCULISTB AMP OPTIGIANS. ‘
YOU NEED GLASSES
perhaps, I bllt More to wear them'
because they are “hideous." Some
Vere. Bht call and let us show you
our Toric Lenses mounted in our
"Bestyet" nos-elliece. It is the per-I
let-t eyeglass. "

Eyes filedllifl‘ld by experienced:
Dentists and satisfaction - ashram

teed. .
tardcoon.

 

 

 

 

meats usually develop some lively con

 

 

87 Atlantic masons, atarntord.
Mia ‘Opell Bat. lvnusi

l‘t momenta story a! on. - I .

blocll occupied byt
rm and

coirtrol Tbs losses are diuided: Par-

deoillenberxer building, :3, 000; Per
New England Vending Ms-
chine Company 35,000; F. A Alwood

“0.000;

Company. stateroom goods, 31. 500.
The cause of tire tire is not known.

 

Adv. and sell it.

the New England . -.II
- Vending Mansion Monmouturing Com; '
gave the firearm a still»
battle boioye they brought it underg

 

 

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DRAPERIES '
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C. T. McGovern

General loam" slice
was mwsmos ‘
Real Estate. noon ii.

Nowell. Pbbiio atesosrepnor.

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Kellie!
Building. 156 Washington at. Booth

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on. more

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