continual.
'.
tallies in the wineries:
recovered.
. R. White has coinploted the
ttonol an addition to his home.
sekly choir rose-m1 at Christ
church was held last even-
sunch ”Damn" is helng‘uken
1 Starch Creek and placed in the
rd today.
Norwslk school students our
high defeat Norwulk high at‘
out ’Pei'k yesterday afternoon.1
”schooner “James H. Young";
unshared in the nest Norwalli liar.
,.remnin tor the rest of the win—
‘prospects or rain (or Sunday
. mm to East Norwalkers to-
‘it has become the usual thing,"
..
Bide pool enthusiasts saw Ay-
ior South Nor-walk defeat Whit-
. i Bridgeport, in Knorr’s parlors
um. i
illssndeiaide Richter, oi nroekiyn,‘
‘ e guest of Miss Carrie Berggren.
at East Washington street for
‘ d.
Thelnst of the concrete foundation:
(iii sworn.‘ ,, 1?» 7»,- ~ '
“fiercral teams. of balky horses and.
el tor thelllling on the bridge no
to was quite a heavy tog hang»
The beacon was not visible ’i’rom
‘ 5‘ l ‘w-‘ -‘
3 Norwalk may not be well rep-
tsd at the football game in Cam-
e today, but the interest in the
e is no less than if it were at
flew Haven.
..
ind Tobey has resumed his duties
lie Pickering ice wagOn alter be-
m iflld'flp With an attack of blood
. f:in'g. ‘He was greeted by his
"(is today. |
i
; e’re were many shot
not
loaded the good time at Old Well
:No. 108, F. and A. M., in South
elk last night. 1
‘Norwalk
is is the last day oi the feathered
Ihiiting season, as it were. and the
inflors have in many cases been out
“linen daybreak making the most
their fleeting opportunities. i
Qaymond llrotlinrs' teams cross the
‘ as in an almost incessant stream
118 concrete. Some goes to Greens
WY
W... E
Al Hefner's cat tackled in rat almost
done as herself this morning, nndf
meived s~ bite in the right eye. The‘
Optic is closed and the wound
if” this mark behind him, escaped. i
Iridgeiemler John ll, Cole was not
II! this morning when the motor
the Ferris Coal Company docks.‘
mu slum brought. Mr. ooien’
' "fill es, and everything worked’
rat at the street structural
{or themew bridge was placed'
., million ysslsiuny. n, was the span
Abutment No. l. to Pier 1. Man!“
oiling about the steel which an.
to be somewhat rusty. Thai
erotic will moletely hide the steel '
, ‘ Forms will be constructed:
gills arch iidpportii and the con“
. will be formed in place.
a..- e ..
five automobiles went through East
it about 3:30 oiuloeli bound for
football game. They were bonnie
one of the turns. and n sleepy
m rolled out or not to listen
.. , ,mvmen. he indeed
M tilt that“ mflfisl.
over the lower harbor this morn- '
{was given by Charles Fabio.
cum-r. m or wuuen W.
0! will street. was mine out a
the minds: stardom. melamine
to pick a would: which had cloned
in the missile. in some say the m.
which was loaded. exploded. The
warmth o! the powder burned the ild's
lace near his right eye, and It is he-
iieveii that some at the particles on?
tersd the eye. lie-leads stated this
morning that the led will probably not;
lose his eyesight. Mr. Thompson is
around with his eye heavily bulldozed.
R WAYTOI‘T)
M. "C." Ogden spent Wednesday in
Bridgeport. ‘
Samuel Mead has leit tor a two
iweeks' vacation.
Daniel r. Morrellhis entertaining
friends from out of town.
Mrs. Albert Frisble has returned to
her home in New Haven attend sever-
al weeks’ stay in town. ‘
E. H. White has returned home from
a visit in New York State.
J. eminent—$110.11; been visiting
in. Westbrook, has returned home.
M. 'Hopes. of New York city. was a
visitor in Tokeneke, this week.
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Norton, formerly
of Tokeneke, have departed for the
ter months.“
the West, where they will spend the wiu-‘V Center School Thursday night. Su-
Rev. Edgar S. Jackson will preach
the "bridge till was poured yester— in the Methodist Church. Sunday, on. . A Thanksgiving service will'be hell!
.Y..;‘The teams._,aregyliusy complet- Religions Indecision in the morning.‘
“means some or'Levbi in the
evening. .
ills are causing drivers carting ’Rev. John Downing, oi Stamford. morning, and a service of Praise in the
will: occupy the-pulpit“ o! the Baptist
Church couloirowi‘ at 2110th
preaching, 10:30; Bible school at 12;
C. E. at 6:45. and preaching at 7:30.
iVWWSHPORii
SAUGATUCK
‘ C. P. Harris, was a visitor n New
York City yesterday on business.
Miss Katherine Sherwood spent
numbered among those who st- yesterday with Mrs. outs Weldlicbi
of Btratiord.
E. N, Sipperly, Sn. has returned
irom the National Grange Conven.
tlon held in Manchester, ‘N. H,
-—....
William J, Leipits, i’ormérly oi’ this
of town, has secured a license in the find 1» cordial welcome.
town clerk’s ethos of Bridgeport tor
his marriage to Miss Marlon Hasinl
of Perth Amboy, ‘N. J.
- The Knights of Pythlaa hold their
3.“ a and more ms to Gregory Boul- semi-monthly meeting in their rooms cintlve and discriminating audience.
mm for the n. J. Miller Realty com- in the 'Fable building, Tuesday even,“I “‘9 ”W" “”10 Dn'i‘C'DW’d "i "‘6
‘lng. After the meeting a banquet
it 00!!-
nlsted or a delightful menu.\
u... 4......
The runny friends of Hedorick
is Bradley, the 10“} hudwnro mu’ilamnnrd W. Rust. Andantiuo of hu-
to severe. The rat, after being took him by surprise at ‘his stomimflruv'by it i“. Shelton. iii: “Love in
mm several minutes in the cat's “me afternoon andromlndod him;“‘° “in; Mnclrnyden. by the choir;
mu. wriggled loose and after 3...... that it was his 57th birthday. He ro- “W“ “3' “N9 “Y Mrfl- R. ii. illi-
coived inuny present and congratula-
tions from his friends.
Rufus i). l’uinoy returned from n
"Katherine" wanted to go trip to New York’s Chinatown ym’ by M"; lhonnrdgv. ltusl; flunshine
_ ll tlioliriiiltc. 'l‘lin .ilrilt whistloitnrdny with decorations. menus “in”? '3"?! “’5' ’y ru. R' “‘ Gillespie,
3’“ nobody, and tho lnuncb liod Oriontai‘ilxturcs to he used at mail»? .ollerzo, “““ff’ni’dfm- by im- 1‘
“1“ bdrm """i’i‘i’~Ull". unlumi- Chinese supper st the Christ cliurch' ' Rust. idyllo M J”"”“’“’ mm!"
tomorrow evening. elven by the lioys'
Club, .
CASTOR I A
For latest; and children. ’
lilo Kind in Him Alum limit
hears the
disasters at ,
1.. l
I
"That young itnwllngs stays till n
lvery lute hour, Nora. What does your
mother any about it?" "She says men
haven’t altered a bit. ms."wl.iondon
Opinion.
Sentinel Wants urine employers
and employees mm.,wm the
«shimmy whammy
services, .
Dr. ii. Dynamos was in New Yul-It
Wednesday, ‘ *
I 'Noroton Heights sidewalks ‘aro nu-
‘dergoing repairs.
.. l
5 daughter was born to Mr. and.
Mrs. Walter Dugdale, Tuesday. ‘
Matthew Cullen, who has been ill.
isome time. is able to sit up.
. Superintendent of Schools Williams 9
is ill of pleurisy. at his home.
James Coornbs has accepted a post.
‘tlou at Schlichtlng Brothers‘ grocery;
Rev. Harry hen oi the Methodist
Church has returned from Pennsyl-
'vsnla.
An organ has been placed in the
Methodist Protestant Church. Noroton
Heights. *
M
i Mrs. John Gear: at Noroton Heights
'ionnd violets blooming in her back
.ysrd. the past week.
A dance and entertainment will be »
igiveu by the Newton Heights Fire
'Compuny. in the lire-house, Thanke-
giving eve. '
g The School Committee met and at-
Ltended to regular business matters at
inerintendent Willlsmmwing to ill-‘
‘ness, was not present.
in the Presbyterian Church next Sun-
lday. A sermon by Dr. Carlos Martyn
‘and special music will be given in the
availing.
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1 Two veterans have been admitted to
the Soldiers' Home hospitaleobert
J. Brown. 68 years‘old.‘of East Non
walk, member of Company l. Thirty:
fifth Wisconsin, and Company 0.:
'i‘houty-third Wisconsin; during‘ihe
‘wer; and Lewis H. Williams. colored:
80 years old. of Newilaven,’ a mem—
ber of Company I Twantyanlmh, Con»
necticut. ‘ ‘
At the M. E, church; Sunday. Novem-
jher 23rd, will be Home-Coming Day.
All members of church and Sunday-
school are urged to be in their places.
Let us have it good time in God's
.housel in the morning at 10:45 a. mu“
‘iile Sundayschool will be combined
with the morning service. A special
{program of song and story has been
i‘prepared. The pastor will speak to.
the children. ll‘n the evening at 7:30
1). ill... Young People's Night will be
[observed with a special sermon to
‘young people by the pastor, and spec-
ial music by the choir. Everyone will
l
The emu recital given in the Pros-
byterian Church. Thursday eVBnhIK.
was a succeselul and artistic chair.
IThe church was filled with an spore
program ware liven a generous sud
'lieurty recognition. The program reu-
‘dered was: “i’rierc n Notre Dame .3:
lloollmsnu." by the choir. "Allexrct-
lu (lrndio of Tour," rendered by Mrs.
. ieflplg In: Melodic in A list. (luilmsnl;
Allegro in (l. lllnk, by stunrt ll'. Air
draws; Berenndo. Wider. by it. F.
’ilkelton, in: Burrcuiie, ltnlpii Kinder.
by Mrs. H. F. Andrews and Rental
March in C, Cnlkln, by Mrs, Ia. W.
inlet.
W
"it is butter to have a light nurse
than n hoary heart." quoted the Wise
(lily. "Yes. but it in still better to
split the dii‘lorenw." added the aim»
iblo Miig.mliliiimlelphlu Record.
WW
Very om a sentinel "For sale”
sci. will bring I "windfall" of pin
money in return [or an unused article
of value. Are there pin money no.
siliilitles in some things you are story
in; any?
LEDT WE FORGET.
Don't claim an income just to dodge.
the tnx.-«Wnll street Journal.
Household helpers watch Sentinel
was: Ads. for chances to line more
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misc
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THE WHITE ROAD.
7.
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;. . 1.1.3. . f. .
.V Up the hill. thefwhite ”9‘1 goes;
‘ rWdaught‘s wide-but follow it,
Follow is. ‘with .jniisngsome
~ ~ til ‘5‘»? .
“J heart, lca lie when?“ may;
Now 'by thorny’hedgc and close,
”new by brackened hollow, it.
Kremlin ever 9n and onx under-
r. L“. r! y' 3", b
“339:1; the (lily? “ ’ ‘"
in
up. the inn the white road climbs;
why can: what the trend of-
it. .. «Q... A”...
“ii so be that hand in hand we
’ may trce'd its way?
Cihmbering the hill of life till
we reach the end of it»-
“Resch at last the end, to find
the portals oi the day!
~1Cliii'ton Scollard, in November
, itinsiee’s. .
AL‘
m
h .
?
mourn rum;
in from-mun" aim of some
time": the proof is positive. You
must believe it. am this testimony.
livery sum or kidney homes. or.
trouble will do well to read the fol-
lawful:
Hrs. Charles Oven, 67 Woodward
avenue. South Norwnlk. Conn, says:
“I was subject to diuy and nervous
in: kidney weakness. i felt restless
and in the morning was all tired out.
Seeing Dunn's Kidney Pills advertised.
l to; a box sit Plnioted's 'Drug Store.
J the. During the years that have new
‘ed, 1 have taken Dean’s Kidney Pills
occasionally. and they have kept me in
good health." ~ ,
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. FostenMilhurn Co. Bunnie,
New York, sole agents lor the United
dilutes. , .
Remember the nome—Doan’s—-and
.take no other.
*wn—h—‘I-n-‘u‘asfi
REX“ THEATRE.
nothing of indecency in the version
given yesterday.
also impressed with one foot.
Days of Pompeiitwhlch. is starting on
itsfisecon maintenthenilljomrl‘hentre
' , .‘in'Nsw wiuwé announce
‘iplnys is seen..the.eruption of Mount
. .Vesuvlus; incipient-ens scenes lend
: everuhinsie‘mié‘rimm big reels
'3 r; ‘9’ :excitemelttJndJnterest to eatery.
' 299. unstead-
(
” , :this‘ name;
- nm'xlr man u. «m...» N
simmering Ali—4F. L. Willis
’suiiered ‘greetly ir‘om‘ssthmd and
bronchitis.“ He writes:'.. "i got no re-
lioi until i took Foley's .H‘oneynndf’l‘ar
Compound; it entirely removed. those
choking sensations, and never failed
to produce an my and comfortable
condition of tliemihrost and lungs."
For sale by all druggists.”
Good tenants are to be had —-for
the advertising.
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Boston Hub Rubbers
M, m endowment in new ,
or: man. woman or child with kidney ‘
spells and was annoyed by a distress- '
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Not one word of disapproval came . 5
' from the lips of all the people who T7 '
witnessed the tour reel production oi 2'. I
"Sepho" at this theatreyesterdny. Al- :1
though‘this play was condemned in j”;
New York a few years ago, there was ..
in met there. were
many people who wished there was
about six more reels to it. They were j _
‘ They -
' have learned that the sen Theatre is CI?
giving plays that are wmtii’ going a 1.
long waysfito enebesides the extra ed- j.‘
mission whenfithey get there. "it has
also crested} grena’deslreto see this :~ ‘
trellisnuous eight reel produCtlon coni- . .
ing next Fridayhnamely,‘ "The Last . .3
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iirnt state. because its tei- ,
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AUTO 8UPPLIEI
Phone Still—hi) 80. Main 8t.
30. Nmslk. Ho: 0 Hall Block.
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Also Repairs (or All no: yes.
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11 Visit lit. Remix.
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inpday It ii p. in. Weight receiv yd at
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