' terday. hire. John Cromwell of liloet Nor- unlit, is visitlnlr Mrs. Bates in Red ‘ ding; tor a few days. ‘ . a l biraili I'D. Mead 0: none stance; is: visiting her sister, Mrs. Henry Orvis in 'Pllinville tor a. tow days. , Mrs. Harry Flags, iormeriy a. reel» dent here, who hns been living in. city. OWAYTON, ' M ‘ allowsyton Hose Compsny will hold noes. lsnsuorw meeting on next 't‘uesdeyeevening otI o'clock. William Hermon. who fell from a bridge near the residence of William need it. 1' Raymond. this week. is recovering nicely. Carlos Williams. now at student at E3“ Norwslk Inasmuch for the past eight years. the State college, in Pennsylvania. is ' visited friends in East Norwnlk yes-‘rememberins local friends with pos- East. Norwnlk, Conn, says: Ital cards. The painters are at work on tile- IMiss Rose Bullion, who has been en~‘ ', storms and it is being made a dark home in Raymond street. today. T ' " hell color on the exterior The chill. keen air waited from the' the Rev. Arthur Iii. Goodenongh D. D. north on the brisk breezes has put district superintendent will be pres. ' ambition into Bridgetender Cole these' out and preach in the morning at Yesterday and today '10: 30. ' his good nature has been such as to Epworth League, 6: 45 lp. in. Preach- bo remarked upon and the bridge has log by the pastor, 7. 30 p.1n.Al1 are cordially invited to these services. __.. . Tile morning service will be especial» A Norwalk man with a power-1y interesting. Do not miss it last Itew days been swept clean both days 1" row'bost pushed under the temporary' bridge on the nearly full tide thlsI morning and as he started his "13m" Rownytou loses one of its oldest and it jumped into reverse backing intoimost respected residents: a. man of ' “‘8 bridge before the power “"13 5’1“" wide and varied experiences of stem} integrity and sterling qualities firm in I his principles, loyal to country,f toiling' I I on. No damage was done. At the Methodist Church tomorrowllimg n11 symptoms or the trouble “"9 removod In the death of Spencer 0, Horton, l Chief of Police William R Penning- never in his duty so far as he knew' ton walks to the west end of the tem- ~ ”L ' ' porary bridge and looks longingly in'I He was well known in Norwaik,'; where he was engaged in business for; the direction of Patrolman Frank I many years He was proud of the fact; Stretton on fixed post just east of the I that he voted the Republican presldcn-' drew B“ the patrolman hasn't “‘9' tie] ticket at every election sin e the _cincb many would believe and worksl party as organized, a recard of whic ll hard, most of the time during his duty few can boast. period. One of the R. and G employees, a' . young East Norwslk miss, gave angton family present exhibition of sheer courage this morn-.wm1 his brother, N , ing on the temporary bridge whichlmy' N Y. be was taken ill but mt Comp uleg In“ mm“ in ““8 for on brought down “‘9' “house " The bridge ‘ I cnsidcrcd seriously so and was think all winter p001 tournament draw was being raised to permit Cup- I tsin Amzi Waters to pass through ' with his launch. The young lady was on her way to South Norwnik, and ‘ though the structure raised .wtth her person upon it she continued .to the edge. The brink yswned some ten feet, but nothing denoted the young: lady lenpod' nimbly over the chdsm . and landed with an ease and grace that pleased all who witnessed her last. e e Its 3 Waste of Time strength and shoe leather to Walk to South Nortvalk for your Drugs. Pat- ronize home trade. Pure Drugs, Perfumes, Soaps, Delicious Soda. _ Prescriptions a Specialty. J. STILLMAN, 225 EAST WASHINGTON 31'. But Norwalk. Tel. me. Just the last day that the. old more." quote motor in the East Nerwuii: elec- tric Motion was to lmvc'boen run. and just a little time before work on the assembling of the new machine had begun. the overloaded motor burned out completely. throwing Rust Norwnlk into darkness. All the north ,hemorrhnge occurred, 2mm in it short time. ills :woro brought to his home in ltowny- m on September 2i, and interred in Pest road. f He left home four weeks ago, to attend the llorton re-g _unicn hold this your at MuniZer, Mich. I lie was the oldest member of the lior- ‘ After his return llorton, to it'np' ing of his return home when cerebral. which proved Riverside Cemetery, Norwalk. Septem- . him, also two daughters, Mrs, I. L? 'l‘llnycr of Shermnn, irving '1‘. Coleman ot‘ Iltownyton, and one son. Spencer IC, llorton oi’ Brock- villc, Canada. NOTICE! NOTICE“ it you are a subscriber to The Son- nnei bring, or send in 35c and get' three or the most popular magazines: Hearst's, Fashionable Women and l‘he Metropolitan. for three months. It you are not a subscriber send or bring “.60 and The Sentinel and magazines will be sent you (or three months by mail. it you prefer to have; n newsboy deliver your paper send us! 35c for magazines end our the boy 12c a week Ior The Sentinel. The meso- zines deal with all tho current sub-' lects oi ’viisl interest and, will please} every member A' the lamiiy. _...—.... ..._...._. YALE T0 RE-ENTER INTERCOLLE- GlATE BABKETBA L. NEW HIAViilN Sept 27. ——~Ynie heel decided to reenter a team in the in terlcolleginte basketball league. lest section street lights nnd commercial service won out for the better part of the niltbt nlthongb the employees worked like troisns to effect repairs I! speedily no possible. W. M. filme' his to Cllmlilllly. of New York, has it' reproaentstlvn ot the station today end the new motor is bolus installed. The smell motors were booked up sf- ter the brook. despite the tact that they bud done service nil tiny. The? ran all yesterday, nll Inst night, and will town to run all any loony. NOTICE! NOTICE” , it you no a crib-critter to The Ben,- tinel bring or send in 35o. end get three of the most popular nameless, Hell-It's. Fashionable Women and ' The Metropolitan, for three months. it we are not subscriber loud or bring ii iii) son The Sentinel and , n now-boy deliver your paper send on m for magazine. sod pl! the be: 134! creel: tor The headset The my the. out with all the current sob- every member oi the family. _ soy women-rum encore 'J'l ”WIN”. loot! oi vital interest and, will plum “mm. Bent. air—William Hulda Hm and lit; at linoleum. timer. M outside the village. is deed tress e www.mtnl would. “lie on moment-rhinitis. mule dull. lost mm. sod incite. mun: eac alum duster A moment Wmqumuhyw .— Williams-smearing; your the nnverslty withdrew because Ioi lack of financial support. Interest in the gems dropped The decision new is that basketball will be revived it the university has n teem in corn- petition with other collmes. illonkoll Noyes, napkin in 1.00708. who has been coaching Wisconsin. and whose team won the Western conference championship. will become couch. oeil~ log out men at Thanksgiving. m...wm.n_m.o...»xw, .... . llounowivns wntoh' sentinel Wsni Advs. i'or clues to thot nepirud‘to “bet- ter position!" II.-.._IMIA.W»...I....WI .t— «Views W .,.. dd. e meshes will be sent you tor three . will! by mull. it you prefer to be" JU NIOR Driving Lantern Shows Red in the Rear Many some element are mm, Women often suitor. ' Mrs. o. G. Adams has been eaten the own tuning Miss Liens 'Ro‘hde. or New Yorhl “WWW vousnoss. dorsed than Dow’s Kidney Pills - subject to dirty and nervous spells and my kidneys were bsdly disorder- . ed. My back and head soiled and i shed recently erected for the srotec— laying a two weeks vacation in 031- w ties of lumber from the winter‘s eonta. New York 13 ‘0 return to “a!" lavised me to try Dean's Kidney pills I For solefiby all dealers. Price 50 cents. lI‘oster-Milburn 00., Buffalo. Sunday school 11. 50 s. In. New York, sole agents for the United States. take no other. —.—.-v———~—~--—.W—.—-—_- of her books. friends from (thicngo. remains ing by the club “Harlem ‘10 License Leeann. bar 25, with Masonic ceremonies. Hio‘ ' widow, Julia llnnford Horton survives meeting at the night. H. H. N. Y. and Mrs. will give a brief address. , Hartford, 'cnse oi young Hamilton, driving it our for the lchiyn Bakery of llhe town the pluce of business, Dorian jStrensth," of the Pageant. Will Willi! some the sense. not them headache, di'uineaynon- irregular urinary censuses, week- lunch a torture or itself. Together hint or weakened “one". Strike at the Irootwset to‘ the castle. Quickly help the kidneys it they No other remedy more highly on- Iiere‘s convincing testimony from: Mrs 0, Peterson, ‘50 First street. "1 we! as feeling miserable when someone hey promptly relieved me, and below Remember the neme—Doan‘s—and -u,..- m 4w. Man' E DARlE-N lN 0R 8., N.“- “—‘w W ' Wm— “31...; Miss Mary Weigman, on her way rom High School in N'orwaik, lost two John Raymond is ill at. his home. Mrs. Iiiorohouse is entertaining The Derien und both Noroion Fire llnrien is reminded of what is com- .. over what was formerly the The Temperance Union will balls a Town Hall, Sunday Spooner of Kcnsington m Constable iianford Smith was in Thursday, to testify in the who, while Norwnik caused its overturn, Dr, Caries Marlyn will. by special re- quest, deliver on address on some IeS- song to be learned from the Pageant of llnrien, in the Presbyterian Church, Sunday, at 7.45 p. m. A specinlmlusical program has also been arranged. The summer residents of Dorian and Norolon nl'e yearly slnying Inter in the season, and also 001119 earlier than for- merly. This shows the tendency to make the country the residence and is going forward to be. the "Common ity Home," and the “Place oi Rest end The Noroton Heights team will play the Colored Giants, on Lynch’s held. Sunday afternoon. The Colored Giants have won the home of being the lost out colored teem in the State. end a line some is expected. J. A. Wheeler, of tho Fillindelnllin Colored Giants, pitches for the colored team. Some chooses will also be made in the home team. Next Moods) ni st links» Church, Norman. thew. will be u memorial ser vice for Rev. hauls lI‘ronchKWho "fell nolonp in the herd" on the Feast of St. Michael and All Angels, Sept. 20, 1m. after serving lit the ultnr. There will also be c tablet unveiled to the mom» cry of this beloved parish priest, "in pastures green. be foods his flock." Y, M. (i. A, orchestra will tulle pert. NOTICE! Norman if you are n subscriber to The Son tinel bring or send in idle and not three of the most «popular moguls“. llesret’s, Fashionable Women and The Motropoliten. tor three months. It you are not a. subscriber send or bring 31.00 and The Bonitoel and msgesinoe will be sent you for three months by msii. if you prefer to ion a. nswsboy deliver your poser sent on 35c for medicines end my the boy m at week for The sentinel. The men zines deal with all the current II!» lasts 0! vital interest and, will pious every mesuilsr at the intuit]. A homeland lquIII. "Who: is this white spot on that goldfish ill beam from you?" ”lie he: simply shed ll scale.“ “db '1 We maybe tile pious: NOT EXPECTED. ”—- (Pools) It was long' after eight, And young Spoonecyvas‘late; And‘shg‘nervoosly topped with her feet; .M W w.» Her nerves were a'thr'lll, And she couldn’t sit still But kept rising to look down the . street. 5. She would rush to her room For a touch of perfume t . Pr matraigli’en a lock gone _ Or she’d pick up a book, Give a cursory look; \ I... '. -xon‘nn; ‘ our/"'1’: It was after half-past, When at last and at last .»:‘ He finally came into sight, And she carelessly said: I. < ‘ a_‘~—\‘~ ._..,,....._..,..W “Oh, it's you, is it, Ned? I forgot you were coming to- night.” W ‘ . we Duo-I onu‘ll'lnt-‘fl on you litv notional Bank WWI A fllflfllt'Ai- enamel IUIINEIA MM! 0!!“le evnv FAD tum GONBIOTINT Wi‘l’H com ‘ RANKIN! and M W “I"!!! "may. mrnoooo mm upmvulweou. Ml JOHN H. KNAPP. ‘llt Vino-Pris nonunion ‘H. ROWAN. Iii Vin. WILFRID WWII—L. Olohlor Dilllc‘l'ml! I. mums .l. Well-es Mam leirn H. Knapp John H. Liam. chrietian Iweru Fred. H. Bowen Mini Grumman Lewis R. Harlow Mm I. Lockwood Daily Line to N. Y. for ireight only. lanes Pier 32, East River. New York (toot oi Pike street) every day except Sunday at 3 .p. m. Freight received at Norwalk up to 5 o. m. and South Nor» walk up to 5:30. Norwalk Stembost Line ANNING J. SMITH, Lessee. GEORGE F. FOOTE. General Agent. Freight~ propeller I 15933 _ ”PENDING THE one, ' "Why doesn‘trdaohshund come when 1 call him? The idea at suiking on H , me! “He’s coming I: test as he can. said the man’s wife. “He's got his front legs sterled."' . nu. ..._t......—~ .——.._... Coal Stove G A S STOVE Arc you going to "lay oil" your Gas Stove for the Winter? Why? Figure up what your Gas StoVo has cost you (”oh month during the past seas n, $2.00, $8.00, or at tho outl ., $5.00. (inn you run the Coal . ”we for $2.00. $3.00, or oven F‘I'lo per month? It takes neuli; “t ton of coal to keep the 'chen range going one month i ‘ you can't buy a ton of cool in: “.00. Why, then, lay of! the (in: vs tor the Winter? if your. kitchen isn't hr have a connection mode - " . the furnace or healing syszv - t ....e... , it is always best to watch :'.' gloss or o numbing repair who ~- ‘. .it first starts because its tenoj: ', “Home-made" repairs 2 :'.' nke- shifts at best, and are theI in the ‘ is to grow worse with“ It will not cost over “5.00. Ti - you will enjoy the comfort, :1 d ' luxury of your Gas Range ll. year around. No coal or nslw to carry, fire to watch, and all the (lust. and dirt which you ‘ know the Cool Range makes, done away with. Stop and figure it out. You will find the Gas Range is real- ly the cheaper. U.E.L.&W.Co. M-‘—'—— ._-......____. M. . .___.__ ,_._ 1 m LOVER’S THE PLACE FALL OCULISTS AND .OPTICIANS. . For Particular People our "Ilesiyel? l‘ll’eglnss is just whnt the name implies. II is the one comi‘ortnblc clip. It. holds ill” lenses in their proper position and stays on without discomfort. Est. 15 yrs. 87 Atlantic Sommfiumioro. Conn. Open Sat. Evoge. shoes The new ones are here in all of the latest toes-— :- ELITE BTOGK OF RANGES is the meet complete in the we ciu ee. STAMFORD. MAGEE YORK. PERFECT ACORN Alto Repel" for All Rennie. Jones 8: Hoicllkiss Company 17 Well at. Namath. RALSTON HANAN 'l‘be Gorham Co. Always the Latest Things in WALL PAPER Painting l ~‘-.\ ‘\“‘_-\‘.~““ , '. aw,'.-', 'i-t-e'l-p ', J.- Paper Hanging no you warm 'GLAOIII‘I it so no you “tinned that the have been titted in your eyes to consult me at once. WILLIAM J. M000“, OPTIGIA d Room 0. 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