some“. sound run: In. noun m euros saucer vacuum .‘ F. A. LANE I1 “MM!“ M ‘ - M ennui A son was born this wee the Mr. end Mrs. Freak Brazil. 0! 86 Word street. William P. Beers is adoring very low rates on magazines summations token before Novemba‘ 10th. Mrs Samuel W. Hoyt and me. Samuel W. Hoyt. Jr. of South Nor- walk are the guests of relatives in Norwich. Mrs. Eugene F. Carter, of Main street, is slowly recovering from her. operation in the NM Hospital this week. ‘ «The telephone is not an expense: It seven more than its mil cont. Mr. and Mrs Charla H. W oi It his home. Main street naVe “been emu-icing Mrs. Walter Holman, 01‘ Mount VB!“ non, New York. case or sudden illness for instance. may offset the charge for telephone service for years. The Hospital Whist Club will hold its next meeting at the home of Mrs. Charles H. Vroom, No. 107 South Main street, on Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Norwalk friends have received invi- tations to attend the marriage of Miss Flora. MacDonald, daughter of former Sinte Highway Commissioner MacDonald, of New Haven, which is to take place November 5. W... 1—“ . Governor James F. Fielder. of New Jersey, who resigned yesterday so as to devote all of his time to his light‘ (or election as governor. is a sowin- law of Mr. and Mrs. ilonry P. Price. and is a frequent visitor to their home' on West avenue. 8am Davis and Louis iioynes tell a. thrilling experience they had last week while duck hunting. Nearing the shore the boat was turned over, but luckily the water was not over their heads. and they were able to‘ weds ashore at Harbor View Beach. Joseph Dawson, (or . On the coming Friday evening a 3“ some yours I *u... CANNON. VII-"8T CLUB HOLDS FIRST MEETING FRIDAY nut meeting or the seasonal the lo- cal Whist Club was held at Cannon Hell. Friday mics. and despite the storm 13 titles were in play. Short- [y 8301' the first deal the electric lights went out. Boetmaster GrezOry wont to his grocery across the street and got a on or oil to fill the lamps. 9 “Poverty Potty" will be held and? plenty of fun is Weed. Miss Helen Slum attended the Teacher-f Convention. M: New Haven on Friday. we. aim teaches the primary grade in. the ‘Rowayton graded school. . . Eli Bier-man Bette is seriously 1“ “our? moowonx. The mod work oi the South Nor— ’ walk Boy Scouts. under the direction :: -—A single cell for the doctor in or Scout-muster Pirle MacDonald. is illustrated by an experiment tried with one of their number. who had wayward tendencies. Alter several escapades that threatened to land him in the Reform school. Pirie MacDon- aid with his usual tact round a posi- tion for him. and then interested a number or the scouts in the case. Through their interest. and good com- radeehip. the lad soon regained his sell-respect, and is now doing well. WM ADVERTISE IN THE SENTINEL - ..._..——-._._..........~_ A Stamped Pillow Tops New Line of Stamped Pil» low Tape in natural and cream linen for Convention- al, Flora, Burning and Cross Stitch Embroidery, 25c and sec Halowc’cn Post Cards 6 for so manager of the Union" Steam inundry in Worcester. Muss, stopped in Nor- wnik Sunday to visit his old neighbor, (lounge Cronin. Mr, Dawson is on his way to New Orleans. where he will not as manager of one of the largest steam loundries in that city. The committee appointed thy Nor- omlk Aerie. F‘. of if... to make on rangemenla for the unnucl mne- ouerede ball oi the Norwolk Armory on Thanksgiving eve has found that the building mu been previously on—' graced by the Sixth Company, Coast Artillery. for the some purpose. 110 that s .lmtpouemcnt is necessary. No - doliniio ditto hue been set us yet. A...“ n... . “A...“ ».W......W F. S. LYON" 0 “0000...... ~ Job Printing IEDT PM'EH, DEBT walk. 88 North Mani St. m... vacuumed“.- WPW. J. LMallette ill Wuhlnpten :1. Tel. «a. lo. Hamill. CANNON STATION. Oct. 29.-——The ‘ ThellaudP.‘ vir- ,gi ‘. The Columbia Clean TELEPHONE we. Dentistry and Nature . .‘ Nature gave us many faculties and a body to nourish them all. The teeth perform the first act in ‘sustaining that body in perfect condition. As you neglect the teeth. so you neglect the body. See Dr. J. H. Mallory and have him keep them in per. feet working order. 10 So. Main Bo. Bo. Non-walk. HOURS: ii A. M. TO 8 P. M. SUNDAYS BX APPOINTMENT David W. Raymond UNDERTAKER NEW RED MEN'S BUILDING. 27 WASHINGTON 81'. Tel. office. 1“”: home. ”I. "*1:— REO MEN GOING TO NEW CANAAN A large delegation of Red Men irom Cochenco ‘Tribe,l. O. R. M.. will Journey to New Canaan tonight in the auto bus to work the Warrior’s degree on several candidates at the wizwam oi Ponua Tribe. The 10an de- gree team has a well earned reputa- tion for conducting this initiation in proper style. Preparations for open- llug the new wigwam oi Cocksuce Tribe in the new Red Men's building. on Main street. on Friday. November I . l .have been invited. 1 will be a large initiation with at least it. are progressing finely and the brothers of all the surrounding tribes The main event 50 candidates. The Ponce degree item. at New Canaan, will work the first on adoption degree. the Cuckoo one team will work the second or Warrior's degree. and Monkapotannh team. of Bridgeport. will work the third. or Chiefs degree. There will be music. refreshments and a general load time. om PROM FALL MWN SHAFT. NEW. HAVEN. Oct. 29.-Albert Ber- uneble to no hint. with; , r ““5 W6 A new pair udib‘out into or quib Is There Anything In In 3 if e Norwaliie To Equal Our 310 and $15 Suits? Lookeroundtoryoimeiim to ave you money tiine- ind trouble we wil lay—We couldn't find anything better and we aremigbty sure you can’t. f clean as long as the shirt iii-pays for itself in 'seved laundry bills' in a short time—41m! laundries “knock thank-41.50. ”ii Cuff Shirt—Cults always whythe ALL KINDS OF. FRESH F SHEe Oysters and Clams and Escallops Fresh Daily Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market . Fuss: DELIVERY. Mn...“ “5‘” he "iv” 5 L theme, " no you WEAR SLASSEST ii lo are you satisfied that they have been titted to your eyes in a correct and proper manner? Have They Given Your Eyes That Relief which you expected they would? it they haven't or you need unused. consult me at onoe. WILLIAM J. moon; OPTICIAN. Room 6, Keeler Bulldln No. 155 Wuhi-npton! 8g. Opposite Hoyt'e Theatre. . Monday. Wednesday and Friday . Evenings. B: 90 be 9 N. Y. sooner—727 8th Ave.. 9 to 4 p. In. any. HELD FOR ASSAULTING GIRL NEW LONDON. Oct. tin—(merged with indecent assault on Constance Cracker. a ten-year—old negro girl. Fred. Jackson, white. 38 years old. and married, was bound over urine Supe- In. rior court by Police Judge Colt and re- manded to Jail in default of ”50. Jack- eon is an Adams Express driver. His detense is that he is the victim or blackmail. 'nufnus um um HMS Elmo” Will Make Poopl. p“... “mm Book u it run." days P. H. Baxter. The line of beauty is a curve. Wo- men may be thin and graceful, but not this and beautiful. There is" a vast number of pale. thin, scrawny people who are all brains and nerves. but without the strength and health that accompanies the standard weight. Good flesh and perfect health so to- gether. A true flesh-forming food like Snmose is absolutely necessary to many people. . This remerkable‘discovery comes in tablet form end when taken otter mealsmlnalel with the food and helps it to assimilate no that. it makes rich bleed and pleasing plumpness. F. H. Hunter has so much confidence in this rcinerkahlb flesh forming food and health restorer, that he is willing and [led to allow toy customer to do posit title with him and take home a * iMinion, aged sixteen, injured by a mi box of Human with the understanding humum iouryem‘uo. diode: the hospital, coder. cortical drill inlaidE insult It (impulsive it marked ‘1‘?» wmg‘m m 911 not nonwsan no: Anew mu - helm FIN ‘— t School Pam. magnum» vi only’be‘yuiied ion mean. no (rm tweentuohouuorin. new I”Was Jbfliftonnnd‘. rtau. Iii—V Zandt s . end Osborn Ave. “a...“AVG. Remit. u'l—Ji’lnileld at. tab-Fer! new 1W crust. John St. “surname mun. IHmvlew Aveuui mat. nil—Boulevard and“ Second St. and Filth at. ulevcrd Ind Bleekntone I: ill—Keys“ 8t. and Pine Hill Ave. SIB—Keyner 5t. and Duck Pen a. rd. in g n. ".vin.‘ ' w E (“on oi the“. 0M mflYlfim‘l atom nearest m where i areogixy ornflnzehi will: oill Sign-ll 1-0:» bin-tn oddtimunlncorihe i—OnZe’lIieltet-‘lroinn lurid-mun ‘il'fim Twenty l”tum“ alive. in. no more- oti» school 11- 11—» weary-two. at 13:30 p. In. no ni- minnow-'1: ' will? mm" MW!!- NORWALK FIR! wALARMI Haw aunts-ecu. n—Belden Avenued and Union Pine. Even: and keno“ Street. il— nlon shunt-her Avenue and Orchard Street. itchnpel Street and Harbor Avenue. 3&— Welt tAvenue, near than. mm.” IBa-flteveu’s Street and Film Creel. ll~Crou Street end Wilton avenue. u—flaln street and North Avenue. Wu” MEI..." strain. a no «I Ono-an Road and Fair 81M Melton Street. we: summer a. 'SI—Mughmrgot and Union Avenue. teen. i. Avenue and Lincoln Avenue. tt—lb'hu Avenue and Desiree: “Mun IOWAYTON FIR! ALARM 0131'le “1;: limb- or lire bell. thus. 1-1, In Iiiiend Ave. to N. 1.. N. a. i I ld—Iflekory Blui! Ind Bell blind. and n Point. lip-J 'to IsflKinie llv—Whit Welt lt—White Brian north to Brook-Ida. l‘l Whitogflrld g W t LL! —- e . . o . . train: the are belt at One I odd lined indicate. butt Mr: tmkeo‘ti Ire bell. than, 1—1-14. Inter to be Ihut A third or more clam. indicate urinal MAILS Norwelk Postoihce Ion—u... Mell- ammo- undivl lion. Wt andt South New Ira—dim We. tend Bo. Norwell. “n"‘duf‘lwdhn rm... mumumnb bury division 9. D. .s. If? m.— m.“- We'gfg; ache affiliate". wut oi titanium. HI main: end soon: Norm-In p. m.- non Bullion. Dunbar: Int ”Fun and o. Nomi: '00 B: “influx" and allies." : but mall ci‘oylol:| :: 35:: a. £1. miv ' “110 II directions.“ t we. comm a” wntim and mil... '. a ' -tiou h Nor 9:” 888: a .9 i?! -e Hm bu wdivmn. wfieu omit. 030.]! rounds and Booth No b. p. law—NOV York. Brookiyplu law mo p. Ina-lost, West and no. Ronni... a non. wine-mint Wont?“ so. mm In. ‘Omorc‘ window open iron: I no I it I. I. ADAMS. mm», WWW South Norwaih Postoffice W 3 ’1 MAIL! ,A WWI "I?" Pom-we: #200, l ltd I. In l 11". 3:00. a: ll . m. .l‘ :80. not I- a. stole :0 Malta” Kl no H; In ’ it. : 1 l I one: mo. m not“; 1:003”. Alteo anon «on stem Putmwd: 00 Br “1:40). 10.45“ : ilm‘uso‘fi Mg. 10300 00:5» In" 3 E; Teas m A. F. Beckmann & Co. mm. cull-the. 30* aLsrge Juicy Grape Fruit :lI'Bottlee diamlly Perkins pp. imported Ale ‘ BCmOldDutchCleeneerfior.i........~.. ........ .253” albinYele ToastiMilk Crackers.........‘. ”25¢. ‘ SCaheaMorzan’c Sanchoor Bon Ami ....... 25¢“ 3 bliss. Macaroni or “8th Ion-lea: ....... 25¢ 39km. Gold RockJelly Powder....... ........ 25¢ »- 8 one. Graham Crackers, Nabisco or Social Teas ..... .. ..... 25¢ ’6 Cakes Kirkmnn’ s (Borax, Ozone or Fels Naptha Soap ..... 25¢ 6 Cans Neptune Brand Sardines i’or . . . . . .. ........... 25¢ VancoHend-Soap(tormachioist)..............,............25¢ , 30ciiottle8won'nrandPicklcsor-Chow. ...... ....2‘5¢.l Butter Eggs Wines Liquors j Coffees 83 AND 86 WASHINGTON 8T. SOUTH NORWALK. PMON E 440. ..... .‘ ‘V‘ Cl \‘\‘\ craft About the Winter Trot Moc Shoes A shoe that is different irom the regular accepted idea of Outing Shoes. Made 0! son leather that is always lilieble alter being wet through. It is the Ideal Outing Shoe. Conneally 8. Bracken ‘ 81 Washington St. Phone .8684 $5.25 $5.25 aton COAL a ton." A cargo oi largo else, No. 2 Nut Coal just received, $5.25 per ton delivered in the bins. Try a ton. HARRIS 81 GANS COMPANY Water Street, South Norwalk. Tel. 721., OF THE NEW WAY: Acetylene Oxy-Decarbonlzer. Don't go to the trouble and. expense or partially dismantling _] your engine to remove the can boom—and then not only a. belt done Jobv—huve every particle . of carbon absolutely removed” ‘ your engine cleansed of oil soot . in u few moments by this lip-io- duto process. Costs little and is moot thon- laugh—have your our sttendmi to, ow. ; The Door of Profitable Occupation I- Always Open to Merrill Business College GRADUATES ‘ Comets-t Us Train You. Day and Night Saarinen Moderate Tuition. Fm Books and Stationery South Norbelk. Stamford.
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