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Evening sentinel, Monday, October 20, 1913 · page 8

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Baden! insurance.

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glue Fowler Post,1No. 48, 'G.‘ A.
”will hold a Weekly meeting tonight

 

‘arduer Wilson, of Norwalk, was in
fidge'port Sdturdayevening.

"Frank Smith, of South Nor-walk,
lsited in Bridgeport Saturday,

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olfax Encampment, No. 31». I. .0. O.
., Will hold a regular meeting to-

 

, lyCourt Edmondc de amicis, No. 173,
Foresters of America. will hold a reg-
ular meeting this evening.

 

, . Our Brothers‘ image, No. 10. l. 0. O.
1 F.,_will hold a rehearsal at their hall,
a at 8fo‘clock tonight, for the initiatory

degree work.

 

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'An anniversary mass of requiem u ill
be celebrated in :St. Man” a Chutch to-
‘morrow morning at 8 o’clock for the
late Mrs. B. Brennan. ,

Miss Annie Nolan, nurse in St. Vin-
’ ecent's Hospital. Staten island, spent
the week-end with her parents, on
Spring Hill avenue.

The regular business meeting of
Court Laurel, Daughters of Castiie,
will be held on Wednesday evening at
7:30 o'clock instead of the usual hour.
A full attendance is desired.

in Norw alk, last week, there were

dive sales of real estate and mortgages
of $7,944.1l‘or the second week of 0c
:tober, last year, the transfers number-
‘ ed thirteen and the mortgages amount
- ', coco $23,250

W \
*Plgs' knuckles and sauerkraut.
siflharnok's Market.

 

The charity commissioners“ books
‘ show that forty-one persons are now
' living at the Town Farm. There have
been as high as seventy boarding at
‘ the institution at one time.

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The degree team of Court Narruk,
.No. 58. Foresters of America. met last
night. to consider the acceptance of an
invitation which has been extended by
the Bridgeport lodge to attend a fair
to be held next month.

 

 
 

w—’We~eut pigs every day. Churnok' 3
Market.

Frederick N. Smiill, orwulml uve~
nus. formerly of The Sentinel, assum-
ed new duties beginning today. lie is
connected with the Bridgeport Stund~
rd.

 

 

 

The lNorwnlk llonpltui Saturday at-
ternoon discharged Mrs. William Coll).
of River street and Arthur Bishop, of
Winnlpauk. Yesterday Miss lddwinu
Cousins, of Taylor avenue and Mrs.
William N. (iruw, of Chestnut street,
until Norwaik, left the institution.

 

 

 

 

 

“only place in tovvn fresh made
usage every day. Charuok's market.

 
 

Friends of Mrs. Lottoy Montgomery.
' Roosevelt street, this city, will re
rat to learn that she has suffered a
elapse. Mrs. Montgomery recently
rider-went a series of operations; and
recovery from the same has been
role of reverses.

‘4, WWW
MAN KILLED lN DARIEN.
unknown ltallsn, employed as a

labor of the ”floating gang,” on one
M g New York, New Haven and
lord Railroad Companys work
rains. was instantly killed at Darlen.
a rosy afternoon. The man was at
" outs distance west or the Dorian
ion. and failed to heed the want?
it booths express at 5: an o'clock.
nus extinct when he was picked

and the train took the remains to
ill roton railroad station.- from
lacs they filers later” removed

 

 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

The show that will be the talk of the

THE TWO ROMANS AND THE

1 Two physically perfect men and a vi-

The “Joy Girl,” in a repertoire of up

Songs. dances and merrlment, to make

 

 
 
 

town. At the playhouse perfect,

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Hoyt’s 1...

Where happiness and joy reign su~
promo

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Engagement extraordinary of vaude-

ville s most beautiful spectacle,
PRINCESS NICKOMUS.

A charming story in music and pan-
tomine of the lndlun war times. Hun-

dred thrills and surprises.

 

Special engagement of the recent sen-1

[The Strong

cation of the Berlin Wintergarden,

MAD DOLL,

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vacious girl, in an innovation in

gymnastié novelties.

 

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ETHEL LE VAISE
in a sumptuous posing feature.

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.GLADYS WILBUR,

to-the- minute songs.

 

Extra. Eitra.
For the delectation of “Fun Fans."

TH E USHER TRIO,

you laugh and grow int.

 

 

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9 Tomorrow
.“Broneho Billy
Gets Square”

The first two recl feature ever pro‘
dosed with "inroncho Billy."

Miss Evelyn Selble takes the part
of the ladies squaw. The story deals
with an outlaw partner or f'Broncho
Billy,“ who, jealous of an lndian girl,
turns state's evidence. “Bronoho Bil~
1y." gels in years, but when released
he “gets square."

 

COMING WEDNESDAY.

1,000 feet of the World Series Baseball
game.

 

 

 

Perkins
String Quartette

and

Orchestra

TRINITY PARISH HALL.

Wed. Oct. 22

a P. M.
TICKETS o'I'IlIl'ild‘Iiflt 35°

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIO.

Chiropractic is the nonunion of. the
cause of the disease und‘tho art oi
adjusting the some. Disease is calls
ed by a wrench, twist or sprain in
the buck. Evan it done in childhood
it creates pinched nerve: and pain ll
limw‘“ in the different organs sud

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Chiropractors remove to cause or
disease and pain. health restored
through harmohislnx the nerve on
term in your body. Female troubles
elven special attention; also curve
lure of the spine. You will novor re
mt giving the chiropractor a chance
to help you.

Magnetic treatments pivot: also.

T FRANCIS. D. G.

u Wunlnpton or. is. omit. cum

 

 

Waste are sum... school. lilo

A delicious table condiment.

East IndlaTea Co

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Is Fully Appre-

The Business At3

 
 
 

 

125 Washington Street

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Strength of
9 Newspaper

Advertising;

Power of its
Business '
Getting
Efloiency

eluted by all
Who? Know

treating Quali-

ties of such.

jj who would like .toknovk him out of
-- the nomination.1 as has some menu
1 .. strong workers looking after his
i', political affairs not only In this cart
1; 0f the state but in every other county
.~ in Connecticut Right in this particu-
.lsr section of the State, his backers
3. claim there is nothlngto it: but Bran-
idsgee and for thatxmatter. they are
.I equully confident that be will
:1 through successfully in all the east
- am part of the state.

. are who would like to have the sena-

, grunted republican who has expressed

SIlIllBE

Pope’s Disposals ‘
When Stomach flanll+~0uros
indigestion

 
 
 

 

lilo some foods you eat hit back——
taste good, but worlt badly; ferment \
into stubborn lumps and cause a. shell,
Hour. sassy stomach? blow. Mr. or
Mrs. nympho, lot this down; Pope's
Diapepslu digests everything. leaving
nothing to sour and upset. you. There
never was anything so safely quick, to
certainly effective. No difference how
badly your stomach is disordered you
will get happy relief in» live minutes.
but what pleases you ,zncstLis that it

pull

They have
found out. though that political lead

toriai nomination so to Former Cou-
gressmau Hill of Norwalk. have bscni
doing a little work in eastern Coupon
ticut withln'a recent period. Here
and there thesegnrandegee men have

ill but *

, locals Food ‘

 
 
 

 

$5. 95

On sale this evening, guaranteed
'enyon Rain Coats, $5. 95

 

 

learned that once in a while the Hill

. strountheng and regulates your stom-
missionaries, have picked up adia-

ach so you can eat your favorite foods
'without; fear.

Most remedies give you relief some‘
times—they are slow, but not sure.
"Papa’s Diapepsin" is quick, positive
and far between. and puts your stomach in a healthy
In a word, the ground in "‘9 99" condition so the misery Won't come
ritory hereabouts has been iound to back
he Vél'y poor picking for the Hill Sill) ‘ You feel different as soon as "Papa‘s
porters and it is said that those Hill Dmpgpsmu comes in contact with the
man who had been looking the field 'stomachadistress just vanishes—«your
over around here went away "QTY stomach gets sweet, no gases, no
““199 discouraged belching, no eruotations oi undigested

Fear Hill. Jfllt the Same. food, your head clears and you feel
There are followers of Senator “99* ’ ‘
Brandegee in this t own, no matter Go now, make the best investment
how enthusiastic they may be 10,. you ever made, byxgetting‘alarge uny-
their favorite so“, who we not deny- cent case of Panes Diapepsin from
inguthe fact that in Hill they have agony drug store. You realise in live
powerful and a dangerous man toiminutcg how needless it is to suffer
meet in this senatorial contest. TheY: from indigestion, dyspepsia or any

are reading every day that he is up stomach disorder.

nearing before state gatherings of «-~
bankers and other influential bodies tirement surely to private life Just
in the mercantile, financial and man- when everything seemed about to be
ufacturing World and there discussing fulfilled according to the prophecies

i.

a willingness to go into any move
looking to the overthrow of Senatorl
Brandegee, but they have been few

 

 

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The

134-136 Washington Street.

 

and trying to tear to pieces the pro-lo; those who were against Brandegee.

Royal. Easy Chairs

J. ‘Angevine & Son Co

Push Button Kind.

Just think‘ how much more
comicrtuble you can be in a big,
handsome chair like this, than
in any other chair now in your
house. Remember Royal Easy
Chairs are famous the world
over for the

“Push Button," Disappearing
Foo: Rest, Concealed Newl-
paper Rack,

and they come in such a large
variety of styles and prices that
you can always find something
to suit your taste and purse.

We are now making a special
showing and will be pleased to
have you call and let us demon-
strate the great features to ypu.
Prices from $12 to $20.

Come in Today!

 

South Norwalk.

 

posed currency hill, and doing his Senator Bulkeley suddenly made his
best to throw discredit into the tariff appearance on the scene at Hartford
measure that has just been signed by with the result that he throw all his
the president of the United States. strength into the balance for Brande
The republicans everywhere in this gee and that settled it, for the nomi-

men ‘“ the party in “‘9 ”9““‘53’ and)“ Republican political history gives
lots of them say that thrrlght and . the credit 0; that victory to Bulkeley.
the only place for a man OI hill 99‘" The Brandegee leaders now look for
“Y ““9 l59935999119“ll)lain Wasblns- trouble in Falrileld, Litchfield and
to“ "919'”! *9 make “‘9 19W” 0‘ ”19 New Haven counties. Perhaps not so
land That feeling, so favorite to much in New Haven county as in
Hill as a ““93“?“ while appreciated the other two. There is one live wire
by “‘9 ”Willie?“ “1 New London that will be out'of business in New
““9 “91999“ 9999““- 9' W'- al’i’l'e‘lliavon county, so it is believed, and
eluted to Bitch an extent that such re~ that 13 Colonel isaac M 1mm”, who
WWW“ stand “5993' ‘0 V019 ‘09 him recently retired from political actlvi
in 9’9‘9'9999 99 Senator 3'9999899 lty, according to the general belief He
The Brandeaeo men are determined, iwould be for Brandegee if he were
so some of them state with a vigorlany longer in the political game
that cannot be questioned as to its
sincerity, that they will see to it that Major Ullmun f" Bm‘d’l’°-
Bmudegee gets practically a solid vote But there is another member of the
from the eastern counties. They do Ullman family who has his grill On
not hesitate to make the statement politics 3'99 “id ”‘8‘ ‘9 M959? 119““
that he will have New London county I if. 1”"“99- “9 WI“ 98 9 Bl9999899
to a man, thus showing to the re- supporter so it is said with a good

state regard him as one of the ablest nation was won by the New London .

 

ARIEN

AND
‘L/
Percy Cantrdll is much improved af-
ter a serious illness.

 

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Miss Mary 'A. Murray and Miss Edna
ll. Fitter, both of New York, have been
visiting Mrs. Mary Oddy, of Noroton.

 

Mr. and 9M . Thomas Northrup and
Mrs. Lewis Wo‘od, all of Norwalk. were
guests of Constable and Mrs. Smith,

Thursday.

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As a practical result of the talk upon

 

malnder of. the state what his fellow. 999‘ 0‘ “‘90"th ”9 I9 9 8°09 work-
citizens thihk of Bandages 9“ in New Haven ““9 he will he
found doing work throughout the
“NH" "”9"“, ‘° Hartford. county if it becomes necessary Some
What way or how Brande!“ will think too that Colonel lsaac M. Ull
1’9 "99‘9“ i" the 09“" 90“““9’5 1“ man see his way clear to getting into
the state is a question that some political harness again as he «no dur
““98 brill!“ .011 “‘9 political “899 ing the recent municipal election in
more to some of his ardent supporters , New Haven
in this city. They look to Hartford: Brandegee followers are confidant
county to do the handsome thins fortuitous will pull out all right in New
Brundsgee‘because they figure WEI-layer: county, although they know
that "19 llon. MOTH“ - ““1“”? 0{that there is a considerable element

 

 

 

STAMFORD

The
The . New SciencB anyone can undertake in to save by,

putting in a heating apparatus just

barely large enough.

most foolish piece of saving

Hartford will stand up and be counted’ in the republican party in that county
for Brandegee when the time comes. that look with great admiration on
When politicians 88! I0 t9““115!“sax-Conaressrnan Hill and will put in
about the attitude 0! Governor some telling licks for him during the
Blakeley. a good many of them P9“senatorial struggle.
call the first and second ““19 “ml Somehow or other there is a strons‘
Brandesee got the nomination {0“ belief that former internal Revenue
senator 911 the first oc'basion they Collector Eaton of North linven a bill
point to the fact that the record of power in the republican party in New
the lo'g'islutlve caucus will show tllatlmwon county. will be found when the
Governor Bulkeley was not classed time comes for on expreslllon of coin
all a Brandesee supporter in thoae‘lon in the mu column.
days. He was then with the present nor-back a Hill Man,
United 5th Senator McLean in op- lit is generally taken for granted
position to Brandegee. That was theghero in New London county that .1.
time that Brundsgec won awayni‘rom Henry Rorubuoll chairman of the re-
such astute generals in the renal 0:“ puillican state control committee. is
9“”de Allan w may“ “3'1 c 1an out and out lllll man and has no
Lea“ ' Congressmen & ti 0 ‘89:: use for llrundeztco for senator exam.
2%“ ”they“ "9 was “met gen tor it this is a correct political diagnosis
Pl tthe ““9“"9“ ter’mno thetntvill of Romback's political attitude, than
a t' That was a a e " ,tilero can be one best bet that Colonel
“0" “0"“ be forgotten by those who! mum will be found standing side by
had a ““99 in it. for ‘t was fiercelyisido with the ‘chuirman oi the state
contested from “‘9 very “tm' Hill committee. it has been a good many
McLean “‘9 muny'oihero of the years since those two heavyweights in
leading party men were against

, r hi i o
Brunde’gee on the occasion oi m use the can 1 can leadership in his stat

 

'A furnace that has to be driven
cannot help using more Foal than

one that' l' able to run more slowly;

‘ior driving means sending heat up
And besides a furnace
that is driven wears out much more
quickly. is. STAMFQRD FUR-
NACE will lost many years, even

though driven; but if used properly
' ' tor himself in than days and he had

chimney.

it will lost almost a lifetime.

 

TOR Mu an

Horacell N

r hem use lil‘li w ’

 
 

and venture in the direction °f the contests
lUnlted states senate. :le “2;“: h: - 1,, mi dam-l as a whole “lot of
rifomiuatiozi sad it a: 53:19 0‘: his reaping of dolegatesln his own coon.
, a go in; o ave, la ty of F'airiioid than the republican! 0‘

illolitlcai life to get it. There was a that county who are supporting him
‘tremondoua array M” republican mm for senator will put him down as a

amino bound together to knock him vs a olitical did win
into a cooked hot if it were possible. “.136”;wa thing that is got oven

Bulkoloy Won over. "
Buikcley would United States sonar

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county ’and “that is that ,thoyllon.

 
 

 
 
 

is for Brandon» naturally. There
will be I. tremendous contest in the
two counties of airfield and will?

 

. at a nominal

have been found apart in political 1

card. ‘
looked by the ”Hill men in Fairiioid. : I

Michaolltonealy is still one or the his
guns in the party in that county. its ‘

the "Wet anl Dry” question. there
has been a quiet discussion upon the
feasibility of forming a -'Mens Club
and Reading room with smoking room
attuned. There are those who think
cost to each member, it

can be made self-slamming.

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of the 'Iihonbum Seed‘ Company of
New York will leave his Noroton resi-
dence for the winter in a few days.

 

A bicycle belonging to Steven Tork,
of the Old King’s Highway, was stolen
from his front porch, where he had
left it, some time during Wednesday
night. No clue has been found.

A "Garden City Sewing Class" has
been formed for the purpose of giving
the girls of Noroton instruction in sew-
ing . The class meets each Friday at-
ternoou, at the Noroton School, and is
in charge of Mrs. Franklin Jones and
Miss Bessie Weed Much interest has
been shown in the class by the ladies
of this locality, and the class will not
want for more teachers. There are
about 50 children in the class thus for.

The Military Band of Noroton
Heights, continued its fair at the fire»
house Saturday night, over 150 being
out to enjoy the festivities The vaude~
ville sketches given by the two Slam»
ford colored comedians, Benjamin and
Divine. were extremely mirt'heprovok-
ing The Seaside Fife and Drum Corps
played a number of good pieces, and
the dancing floor was enjoyed by a
large number of dancers The Corinth-
ian Fife and Drum Corps played being

F. W. Bruggerhof, who is president the closing night of the fair

IBASTIIRIA

 

 

For Infants and Children:

Ilsa
For liver
Thirty Years

 

 

"Hall's _‘

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