ll lino oil Drugs. Toilet Artiolss‘,
etc. Delicious Soda.
Tel. 1566.
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. . Paddock is pointing the Bone
thouse in East 'Norwalk.
o
0 times of the bridge lights blew
during the storm yesterday and
v been replaced.
eusuul Sunday summer schéd-i
will be observed at all of the
use: churches tomorrow
who ole trio storm of yesterday at
'n caused no double to the East
N V olk electric equipment.
S. J. O‘Brien and family have moved
.011: the Randall house to Mrs: Beers
lack, in Cottage avenue
East ‘10] walk people turned out in
roe for the Big. «Sautelle circus, last
_' night, at the -Baxter grounds
'iEtussell Mead, oi Edlie avenue, bi~
’ cled it all the way to Piainville, re-
énfly. He iu‘reiurnlng by train.
V Inside workers were forced to burn“ ‘
V‘ light all during the storm yesterday have been visiting Mr. and. Mrs. F'r-ud well address
V-thile the air was very sultry and the
Vilkht bad.
Riding on the cars in East Norwnlh ’
auras not. as heavy as usual today be- iWhile going to the file at the home nppnolslud
‘bfiuse' many oi‘ lll’o commuters do not.
take trains on Saturday.
. some of the Rust Norwalk young
lads are trying to raise a little hule on
their upper lip. and hope to have a:
gown as long as the silk on ~green corn
‘ily fall.
A band‘s: gVns‘les passed tllfougll
Llhst Nornw lk yesterday; nnd h‘nll” tho
residents watchlng their valuables and
When the shower came. yesterday
‘jVafternoon, many people waiting for
cars. in. East *Norwnlk, near the Dorlon
lawltoh, scudded for the shelter of the
?various doorways.
‘V The regular meeting of the Enst
Ndrwslk improvement Association will
'VVVV‘be held on Tuesday, August 5 at ,3
.foclock. at the home or Mus. J.
Won Exist Norwulk.
!
Mr and Mrs. Fred J. Bullock and
n, of Washington, D. (.‘.. are visiting
Mm. VlVlullook's parents in East Nor-
gill. Mr. Hullook is in the post 01’
‘Vfloadepartment in Washington.
.Mrs. John Browneli and party went
‘t‘er huoltleberriss yesterday often
’oo’n.
at. berries but were far from shelter
when the ruin storm struck, and conse-
quentlyV Vwore drenched.
Leonard Fitzgerald can swim. 0th-
Wise the story might have had a tilt
terent complexion. He started out in
an canoe with u borrowed sweeter lust
Wt but unfortunately the canoe
dank. lie towed the canoe ashore.
The East Norwullt .l‘ire Police will .u week for The Sentinel. The mass- Qlulnlng Miss Ruth (lrorn
hold a regular meeting on Monday
ensuing. Probuhly nothing mmh will
Mullins for the reason that consoli-
dation has put the liromon up in u
'rfioloon all to whut they can do. and on
"More they stand.
the; Elm Norwulk Fire District
fiemmitteo will meet for regular husl
{on on Monday evening. «It is mob
iy that tho mutter or the station
Wm will he discussed. This will
Vim. of the lust unis or the board
d'er :pressnt municipal conditions.
rump. Pump, Pump. Pump. Man and
inory «dike are continuously
owing water from the climb in front
the Homer block in order to get
, water out that concrete may be
it in almost as useless as at
‘ us to bill out the Sound itself.
J line this is working minsi the
and mountainous pump.
oil. A Blatant“ soils «ll-Iver
manual In good condition and is
dilly murder lithium. The
will he newbie at better work
Wood of tile www tin:
‘m ms t or on
, Thin orig? mu Wkly
thus Eula; m.-
3V only way to deal with all: is to make
. a newsboy deliver yourlpuper send he
re are a number of weekend vls- 350 for magazines and pay the boy 12c
to'i‘cfi . East Norwalk and at Colt Pas
.. Mn)".
.6 merchants their stocks for some
They secured a large number:
um
also are the great compelling tomes in
this world, but tho will truth in than
duly material things can show that.
- great mass 0! men spiritual truths The
it unnrolitsblo. All men are welcome
in these meetings.
’ VNOTIGVEl NOTICE“ .
It you "are a. subscriber to The Son
tinel bring or send in 35s: not! get
three oi the must popular magazines,
Hearst's mulondble Woman and
"The Metropolitan, for three months.
If you are not a subscriber send or
bring 51:60 and The Sentinel and.
magazines will be sent you tor ohnee
monthsby mull. if you ureter to have
a week for The Sentinel. The mugs-
zines deal with all the current lub-
jeots of vital interest and, will please
VVevery member oi.’ the family.
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The‘storm yesterday placed souls of
the telephone lines in. thi's‘plece out
of commission, and repairs are being
made today.
Word has been received ‘of tho‘
‘drowning in Long Island VSound of
Charles Salter, a. former resident of
this place
4 Mrs. W. F, Ambler and son Tracey
ll. Ambler, are the guesls of Mr, and
Mrs, Harvey M. Kent, at lnterluchon,
Mussuchusetts . l
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Mrs. ll: Bailey and son Walter, who
erlck C Alerrlfleld, have returned to
their home in Harrison, New York.
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Charles Prince. who was injured
01‘ Richard 'l‘judel, Wednesdny, is
much improved. lie is able to be up
and around the house, but is quite
lame.
Air. and .‘lls Silos A Carpenter, of
illowuytou avanuv announce the en~
Monument oi‘ their daughter, Minerva:
to‘JunVes ll..'l‘uy!or, sonoi Mr
and Mrs. James H. Taylor, of High
hind avenue. - V
Communion service in the Miétho-l
_’ dist Church. tomorrow at 10:30 a. m. ‘4
Sunday school, 11:50 Euworth
ixnguo. 6: 45 p.111. Preaching by nus
tor ul 7 :30 p. m. Subject: “The
Words 01 Life." 3
slerooptlcon
l A address «3ubjootz.
“The Roof of the World, " will be given 11 nt-VV sboV doliwr your paper send us: adjusting
in the Baptist Clllll'til. on Sunday, at 351 1an magazines and my the bur lJ'V ed by '* “NM“ "“1“ (“ sprain in
7:30 p. m The nddross VVlll he illusl
truisd with over 100 stereoptioon
slides. The speaker, Mr Andre. has
traveled extensively through Auto and
will giro, in s most interesting mun-g
nor. the impressions ol’ a missionary?
traveler in 'l‘hihet. China, Jopun and?
other parts of Asia. in the morningé
service, beginning at 10:30, Mr. Andrej
will also be the speaker. Seats {no
free.
NOTlCEi NOTICE”
tiuel bring or send in 350 and gelV
Elhres of the most popular Inuguzlnen-
Hearst‘s, Fashionable Women und'
The Metropolltun. for three months.
It you are not a subscriber send or:
bring 81.60 and The Sentinel andI
magazines will be sent you for three
months by mail. it you prefer to have
n newoboy deliver your humor send us
35a for magazines and pay the buy 120.
‘zlnes deal with all the current 3
deals oi vltnl interest and. will please
every member of tho molly.
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The new listey organ of the i’rosby.
toriun Church, is greatly admired {or
tone and power.
Queries monomer is ill at his home
in South Norwulh. During his absence,
the Boom provision market. of which
he has ehu‘iue, is in the keepiuxot
Roy Finch und William lockwood
George moor of Newton Height»
died at the shallow Hospital. Tues-
day night. He had undergone on
operation, which was susemm, Tum
any, but died later in the day. The
funeral we: held yesterdny. . -
“saw
us. afternoon Vols lime. “nine will
-* dilator;
V WET.
every member of the family
If you are a subscriber to The Son Quiertalnlng a 1418“ 110%“ with [his
. :9 V
tho tussle will be u undone. Dairies V
ewill m a semi will.
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Two deaths have occurred at the
Soldlorn' Home Hospital. the bout
week Charles H.130wer, who was
66 yams old. died on July 20.119 was
a member of Company 1, Second
.Mnasnuhusetts Artillery during
July 29. He was a member of (him
puny B Twontylhird Connecticut in
fanny.
Prelmmtlons for the fl'romen's , can
nlvul here are being pushed with vim.
The firemen expect a greater success;
of the event this year than prev'iounll
us several events have been added.
unionr thorn VVV balloon necensidn on
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and
Saturday nights a merry ~30 round and
u Ferris wheel The carnival will be
.hold on Noxon’s Illold ouch night on
Augustlie. 13 ll 15 and 16.
The mid week earlier; at the Mom I
ton Presbyterian Church was lurgeli !
attended \Velnesdsy evening, and in- V’
terosling and inspiring addresses were
mode by Miss Currie Wilbur Saint a
tiou Army captain. and Miss Embal l
weileu. church worker. Mr. and Mrs.
Thompson repressutinl, the 'lBowe y
Mission, New York, were also present.
Mr. Thompson spoke and Mrs;
Thompson sang two sweet. gospel
soles. The meeting rivaled that Oh
the preceding Wednesday.
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The Social Athletic Club of N010}
ton llelghla gme Elma Hnltwrlght u
i‘areueil party at the clubrooms ‘on
Norotou uronue, W ednosduy niuht.
Mr lihrtwrlght lonycs shortly for tho
Soutlu VVhore he has properly.‘
Speeches were made by Postmaster
W. ll. Austin, Charles Bennett nud'
others who spoke of their regret ut
Mr l“’lllll\Vilgl|L‘.lK0lllH.“1'.lV'llil‘EV
wright rlspondod VVllh :l foning {are l
About 25 were or osonl f
The Noroton llol gills
VCluh [Ilill' lho Veloruu.~. .lt til-L: limnel
u consort lust ui .zhi, which VVlit-l mush;
The iillll has given soV- ;
erul oi Vlwso oonvrts,:.1nd us lhurui
um um) old bulldumsurs and band?
members: ilillOlllI the soidiorfi. the in-
fterosi ll: liV‘elV
iuluhtw art
The canal .rh as l in.
shell in the open air in
from ol‘ the Hospital. where suitors
ale arranged for the purposr ll‘rud
uric J-ichVV'ub is (an director of tho
.hund. . .a‘v 3'
NOTICE! NOTICE”
Linol min" or send in .i'lo and :;V I
tlnoo of the: must popular magazines
llturst Vs, Fashionable \\ must) fill!
'lhe Metropolitan, for three own: he i
It you 1er not .1 subscriber send an
bring $1. (30 .md 'lhs Somluel n: :d
iliil,lll.li nos will be sent you for tinsel
'lilUillllt- ly mail. it you prefer to hwlqu
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a week for The Sentinel. The menu
zinc-s deul VVlth all the current sub-
jects of Vital interest and will nlonse
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Miss Sully \llddlohrool. hus boon
week.
Mrs. 'i‘ulmudgo Lumber-l, ol‘ \l’usll~i
lnnlon. ls visiting Mrs. Mury ml
White.
llurold Weston. of Denver. l‘olora-‘
do, is visiting his sister, Mrs. (3001'qu
Weston.
Miss Zelmu 'i‘huvor has horn untur-
, of “rock
loll. Moon.
The Summer \V'hlst will moot ’i‘uo
do, afternoon. August mu, VVVllh M as
Milo ll. ()lmsiend
Thu harbinger flower of toll. Kohl
en rod, was gothurud in this locality
ovor two weeks ugh.
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Mrs. Ilelsy .lluruhzlrd. who has boon
enduring from :1 severe ntntuk of Moi;-
chills, in sonlowhul hotter.
ll‘rlulorlok Sutton. the artist. lots in
nrmmss ol‘ conuzllotlon n humlsomo
sludlou {lsorge 'l‘uylor had the con-
tract.
The Equal Franchise League hold
it meeting Friday othernuu oi the
hum of the president. Mrs. Ernest
Sohsnull.
The Civic League Willi hold its regs»
lur monthly meeting at the Town Hull.
Wednesday afternoon. August 6th. A ‘
lungeuttendunos is hoped tor.
A delightful afternoon ion. was given
Thursday afternoon at tho homo e! ‘
lira. George Woflmn in honor of Miss
Helm Von minnow. Dainty Muesli: ,
wens named on the specious; V
Willi
tho .
Eugene Conldin. 70, died on ‘
. testimony.
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When the book aches and lbrobs.
When housework is torture.
When night airings no rest. nor
sleep.
When urinury disorders set in.
women's lot is a. weary one.
Dean's Kidney? Pills are for weak
hidueys. ..
Have braved their worth in thou-
sands of doses.
Read this Blast Norwalk women's
Mrs. F. Jones, 53 Fifth street, East
Norwulk, Conn, says: "Kidney tron.
bled came on suddenly in my case.
the first symptom being a severe pain
in my lolns and a steady backache.
Often utter stunning. I could not catch
my breath and I also bud dizzy spells.
Hearing about DV’onns Kidney Pills. I
decided to try theiri and procured a
Vsuunlv ut Plulsleds Drug Store [is
ll'ore i had finished one box. I felt
better and gradually the lrouble left,
until i was well. I Vain pleased to com
ilrm what I said about Dean's Kidney
Pills some V'Vetus ago."
For sale by all dealers. , Price, 50
cents Foster-Milburn Co, l'luftulo,
New York, solo agents for the lln: ted
LStfltes
Remember the nnme~—l)oun' s-—and
take no other , .
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FOOD FOR CIRCUS ANlMALS.
The circus animals are some eaters
judging from the .uulouut of material
the mansgement hes purchased lfor the
day's stay in South V.\'oeralkV. Roy-
mond Brothers supplied the feed. The
following items upllosr on tho hill:
HuV, 2,200 pounds; straw quartet-ton;
oats 50 bushels; shuv lugs, ll halos, and
wood. a half and
. V. GRANDPA.
m
Grandma never sits around
A good udv. new best in the best
pnnet
When the earth is steaming;
Grandpa never may be found
Ima. comer dreaming;
' "liAliER .
OCULISTS AND‘ OPTlClAIlS
WHEN YOU NEGLECT
.5 e: voun'svss 7.
you strike u blown! Vour turning 1
random. To lose“ your hell you 5
must gin: V'our ens erouer atten-
i lion ‘2 ‘V t ‘ 1; V
In OUR "owner, who is *a .
skillul ow: is} m lfl’idlgoxumlue your
l\r‘5"
37 Arlantlc Squaw. Stnmiord. Conn.
Edi. id yn. iOpsn Sat. Evngl
”aw-.V-w ”a. 9.... _.
Grandpa may not carelessly
Hear his grahdchildJCOOing}
Poor old grandpa has to be‘
Always lip-and doing.
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Grandpa rhey‘mobcaimiy lie .
Va
Nln a nook thdf’sshadl’ ;
Grandpa has to keep his eye
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lVVc, Hindi Emilio}:
osrmmos or cumopnncnc
Chiropractic is the definition of 'ho
rouse or theV diseuslV «ml the on M
the sump; Lush-V30 Is culls:
NOn a certain lady;
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Grandpa has to sit up late
When he longs to slumber;
MVanVV'y-VV'Viroubles, small and great.
the buck. l-‘von if done in childhood
it cronies plurhml norms mm min ln
later life in tho (llli’orcut organs and
limbs. .
i‘hiropruclors remove the house of
dist-ass and [sun .henli h is restored
through huruloulslng the nerve syn
toms in your body. i-‘uumle troubles
given HP‘EOLV] attention; also curve
rule of lilo spine. You will now: ro
gret glv'lnv the l‘ lz‘lroplollur n «h nu
rg hr«..l Mill
M: vuml (V Vrcmmrnln given nlsrl
'l'. FRANV l5. 11C.
94 Washingtm 5L. So. NON/elk. Conn
Graduate from l’nimor School. UM
Vilsrovercvr.
Grandpa's joys encumber.
Grahdpa ceased olng long ago
‘3"; 9
01‘ be young and sprightly;
He
.
«go \9 1.»- you... 3":- On,—
-r-"-l'l~‘l'l- -iviv'f
must make
though. ‘
pretentious
To step forward lightly;
Grandpa finds the jOys of life
Too obscure to mention;
Grandpa has a fair young wife
Who demands attention.
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Herald.
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During July and August our
store will be closed on Gator»
day at 12 noon.
a.
hxéfi (it ~‘1
At your service every oth-
er week day i'rom 7 a. m. to
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GORHAM
CO.
DECORATORS.
10 First St. East Non-walk
Tel 452
$.33,
5:er .llese Coupons
. l98c will get you
one of these Vacuum
Clothes Washers
J"he Surest Way
:to make money is
V by solving it. T/zatis when
m: can help you. Not than
we re running a 'Burgulu Store.’
But this is a “Value Store. " 1:
plain English—whatever you bu;
fibers and whatever you pay for it.
. you can roslmumd tho: you can'l
hunks u better
b u y a ny ~ 774
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