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Evening sentinel, Saturday, October 16, 1915 · page 8

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student at New Rochelle college,
{spent the week-end with her cousin.
Mrs. John H. (‘andec in Easton.

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. iMiss May 1). Smith of N01w:,ail is the iiiens coal and hat room. Among :2; lib; STE?" :2n1:12?1:l:‘2;ce:who 9 until one. With inteimission at llItcmme they love its pleasant taste and A R

~ , c the visitors was . l‘ 1-» . ‘ '1 ‘ oclock a sum er wa s rv- an” that “k“ 3 barre" “ “W" with

spending .1 t'ew day. in “m.“ as the s Rev 11. tieiiiian. has been retired after attaining the ptuous supp ‘ 8 it thoroughly cleanses the tender lit-i loaves). one Md °f 0°“ (244

guest of her mother, 1M rs. M. E, Smith,

 

I . I - church and Rev. li‘:tl - J *L'i I
or Elm we“, Bethel. \W-‘iipol‘l- ' 19! His "1' 0f duties performed prior to retirement, played a novel scheme in iinpartingigrwllils ' it hi I t h A Flange With g fi of oven ated.
- — t ., . , he said that it indicated the depart- ' , en "055' m a 6' we” (r A "an e ”1
‘Bridgeport's second civic parade will Hie followtng subscribed tables. ships the news to her guests “this the breath '3 bad, stomach 80““ 100k at A Fl“nigle m: :1 “flat-"m.” -0T 2‘) YEARS. "
I , a ere II no '3 or and's about it. It must bake,

be held this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.

‘A number of local people will view the

affair.

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Tlie Lucia Circle will meet at the
home of Mrs. Thomas Gilrov, 32 Tay-
}or avenue, Monday at 3 p in. Full
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Margaret Hayes presided over the
punch bowl. Waitresses were the
Misses Bredc. (‘nri'aii and Anice Roo-
hey,

former assistant pastor of St. Jeseph's

extra tables being furnished by menr
bers of ”11‘ parish: 1

Miss Alberta t‘onistoclt, Miss Myr-
tle Sculltiy. Miss Madeline Magner,
Miss Kathryn McHugli, Miss Florence

1.. Hamilton. 5 tables;

Mahon. Mrs. Ms. L. O'Brien, Mrs. Win.- A

l‘. Tammany. Mrs. Charles ’I‘. Dimond,
Mrs. Wm. H. McMahon. Miss Nora E.

Joiin O’Neil \vas in charge of 1

Mrs. J. 1‘. Mc- ‘

THE SOUTH NORWALK'EVENINOfiKNTXNRL’: .ifi":

 

 

The ordnr for the trial. issued by
Secretary Daniels. followed an inquiry
'nto the source of trouble in vessels of

highest rank on charges relating to

ment‘s determination to have
constructed with the greatest care.

According to navy officials. trouble
with the submarine’s storage batter-
ies developed since her acceptance in
lanuary. 1914. defective installation, it
is said. causing short circuiting.

FIRST M. E. CHURCH CONCERT.

‘3" entered the dim“ "’0‘” calling teaspoonful of this harmless “frut lax!

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on the tables. iii the 1-. iiiu'oiis andi
around the mantlopiece "1 the dancei ’Every mother realizes, after giving:
hall Speidei's ‘ orchestra furnished the bet children -( aiifo'rma Syrup of pl '8.
music and dancing was QHJOYEG fmmjthat this is their ideal laxative. be-

Fruit Laxative at Once. r

9d and during ”1“ time the engage tie. stomach, liver and bowels without
ment was announced. The hostess em

.courses were being seried a messen the tongue. Mother! If coated, giie 8.

out 'Extras" and as h? did 50 d‘s‘r‘bu‘” ative" and in a few hours all the foul,
ed papers with the announcement toiconstipated waste sour bile and undi-
the tables. gested food passes out of the bowels,
s.\ fl“ and you have a well. playful child

8T. MARY' S CHURCH NOTES- again. When its this system is full of

Members of Catholic Union Council, cold threat sore has stomach ache
K Of Cu and the “013’ Name Society, diarrhea, indigestion colic—remember

 

 
 

 

 

 

Bake, Cook and Heat

A Range that: show; quality in every joint of construction.

cook and heat or money refunded.

Ask us for a demonstration, we will gladly give one whether

you’re ready to buy
range has.

Sterling Range lo the range you want for less trouble, worry

and expense.

 

 

 

‘Bcense Bonds tin Ptiiit Aiili ADMlttt mitt TD MISS UNA Hlll HA8 m ' '
2‘2; iI ; REPULSE GERMANS
:1; Let us furnish your License 1 n t | - PARIS! U?“- 1(1, 3335 P- “‘49-
via Bond at a small cost to you. ‘ DANCE BIG SUBBEESS v French forces have rcptiiscd sev—
,I They are the most satisfac- i . i eral COiiIiithr-attacks 111 the Lor~
' j tory bond to the Commis- ‘ (Comin‘ie‘l From First Page) 1 name . district against trenchcs
f ‘ sinners. i . I - - _ The engagement of Miss Lina Hill, occuPlCd by them yesterday, at:-
3 t The hall was very prettily deco- Charged WIth CEI’EIESSIIESS .m “1 daughter of Mrs. Charles J. Hill, otiICOrdlng t0 the official Statement
5 ,, Ta [or & GOldefl rated for the occasion. iiiis work be— specting Submarine K_2 West arenue to James Paulison Ball,l155ued by the I‘K‘llt‘ll \Yar Office
.1: y ing done under the supervision of son of Mr. and Mrs. T. D. C. Ball of today,
i: Trust Company 131ng James Donnelly, of South Main street. , 1 , . . ._ . St. Louis, was announced last night V“... : ‘
J'- Telephone 1230 South Nor-walk, Conn. The event was managed splendidly. in: :1511130301:I?l(ltle1:etir::a,rl0111:l: during a dance given by Mrs. Hill at , I A Go d d
1' .._.. ,and was the most .‘U'( :sfl c. a dn ' " ' ‘ ' ‘ ‘ ‘ ' A 0"“le IONGUE t O a"
II}: _’____'_ -- I ,, IIIIIIIII or IIIII war s c ess u cra difaced trial by to-uitniartiai on 'charg— the Nforualit (.UIUIIIU‘) (,lub 'liie edteIiIit . I
.I ‘. I . ~ . l dII 1 meth waso great socia prominence an t e r ‘ ° '
1W .. SHOWS ' MW“ S‘m'"
. charge of the affair. lce cieam andi0 s 11 9 c smiled Norwaik's “Four Hundred."
9 1 . Iiinspector of machinery at the Fore .. . I ,
punt i “UP among the good things ‘ llie interior of the clubhouse was 9 ‘ ‘
' u, Mrs J ,1 ('N‘ 4 ., IRiver Shipbuilding (orporation Quin- _ . . .
“e ‘ " ( m ) ‘ 911‘ M” “M -1\i 5 .iii on ection “tilt the con- wonderfully decorated by Hanfmd' C” A n E 3 Siores
. . caret '}t‘-lf‘l't}“ and Miss Mary Iliad C). LIa. s f ICI Us bmarine U S. S. santhemums of white and pink. Soulh- i I er mg angeSi N0 Slall‘s
MW '9.‘ “01‘? in chaise oi the he cicam \m“ "m 0 ‘9 U ml smiles and oat. lt-iitcs were used "—’ 1 ll 3 l ’ ' C“ I)
Miss liaui'a Beach of Not-wall: a h0°”‘~ 31”» E- 3- Haws and Miss K 2'. HP “ill be tried in Boston begin in abundance and :astefu‘lv arranged If CPO“. Feverish. Sick Bilious Give: ———__l G 0 m
' " ‘ hing October 18. ' ' ’ , ' “armed to

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'l‘he follouing program will be pre- Senior Division. will attend commun- .11 good “inside. cleansin msh ld l-
sented at mp p‘rgt M E Church. to— io.n at St. Mary” a church tomorrow .ways be the first treatmint 3:13“. a
morrow evening. morning at 7 00100“ in a body Millions of mothers keep ‘Califor-

Organ PPEIUGB- i This afternoon and evening a priest: 11in Syrup of Figs" handy they know

Processional—‘i’entecostal Hymnal. ‘ from the Congregational of Holy a teaspoonful to day saves’l sick child
No. 186. Ghosts will assist in receiving confes- tomorrow. Ask your druggist for a '50.

”mm-Congresfltion- ’stons cent bottle of “California syrup

it is possible that an automobile

race meet in which “liob” liiirinun We specialize in “"1““. hum complete.
.and other famous drivers will take
part will be held in llanbury in the
near future. New York nicn interest-

ed in the. enterprise have their eye on

Ryan, 3 tables: Mrs. Edward F. Mag-
nci', Miss Frances Costello. :2 tables;
Mrs. William Keisler. Miss Kathryn,
Campbell, itirs. Frank A. WadswortiLI
2 tables: Mrs. Louis Ilobichand. 2 In-
bles; Mrs. (‘haries l’cnneli, 2 tables:

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Phone

Stering Furniture Co.

127-129-131 Washington Street,South1Norwalk.
Opp. Hoyt’o Theatre.

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. the race track at the l)anb,tir_v Fiiii' Mrs Hiran , .
. .. t B. “est. Miss Mary F. Pra —P 1
Gm““““- iiowd, Miss Anita Smith Miss Julia m "tor ' The “W""W “199““ °‘ ”‘e ”W rigs." which has directions for babies.
————-——— . . ' Duet-“The “ism Sample and Finch Na 1e So let So for Division will be

, - iitde. Miss 111m: Lockwood Mrs c " c y' “ .chlldren of all ages and grown-ups

7' . Mr- 3“" M”- W“”“"“ ”0'“ 0f New AA McNamara Mrs William ward gm" Adams—MEMO" Numng' he'd 0“ “may “em" 3‘ 7 “m“ .prlrtted on the bottle. Beware of coun- .
ICanaan. are spending two weeks with Miss Clare L. Quinlan. Mrs. John J; legfiifofcu‘ffgI—N: 2‘12'" i M 7 30 p ‘1" Sunday will “Netterfens sold here, so don't be fooled. W— ___ a »_ _.
- . an 88 ““8 -—Keith venom and benediction. The sermon .Get the genuine. m.“ by “California. 3; ,

 

» Mrs. Charles Frank, of Norwalk. ' .I . . .:
Newman Miss Rose Liidrigdn, Mrs. Gainor. gwillb‘e delivered by Rev. Joseph Byruo Pig Syrup Company."

 

 

 

 

‘2 .Mrs. Lottie Lannigan is seriously ill Edward JI Haws, Ming Elizabetlii Song—Four Girls C S. 5“. P.. and he will have as his . . We have we best Toy Depar me. .t The
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at the Miwalk hospital Wilel’i‘ “19 Hamilton. Miss Augusta l-Iamtlton.I Recitation, “Thanks"——Ftve Girls. isnbloct "Catholic ”any Norwalks. Come in often and£look arctt d.
was admitted for treatment this WW“ ins. Frank Donahue Miss Juiia‘, Song-by swoop“, 112 i . ‘ - Something will especially attract you so :1
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, Russell T. hlvm. of New York. Gilli-thou, Miss Mary C. Hamilton. Piano solo~Mtss Viola Cummings. i HOSPITAL WHlST CLUB. c As I o R I A er or later, as new things are continually “

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the firm of HendeIrsonIS: ErIiIlin, was; ! iRecitation, “A Country Thanksgiv-
Ia visitor in Norwa k 111 S W99 - 5 AUTO MAKERS NOT LIABLE. imam—Stanley Hoyt.

. . - . 5 '. Song by School-No. 74.

coming in.

BrigIgerman Bros. 6

 

The first meeting of the fiscal your
was held yostordqutornoou at the
home of Mrs. Howard Crompton; “-Bel

ForluhntoaudChlldron

In flu For our 3°va . North Main Slree

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‘1. . A 'DetitionI in bankrupicy ‘1'“ “mailman-tint WM 01' Law Dccided "1 I? Reading—Miss Edith Miller. iden avenue by tho memben"ol the Al ' been
I: .. yesterday With Judge 101m.” Banks: Connecticut Cue. i Vocal Solo—Miss Isabelle Siausou. Hospital Whisk Club. A businou Ills- gwgm. of —-— —— —

 

by ct.- he proprietors of the Ideal Mar-2 Judge Mayor of the United States. Re
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. ‘ket .01 DauburYr Heyman Beniwson. court recently granted ithe. defend-- Offering the muunl reports of the ofllcors were
.... 31:: Liflggzenfizuggglm 1:11:12, 11:33]; iIixtl's 1:02;: {MILIEJIZIH Ssi‘la‘:tthv:t:fiii :blln Solo—Miss Elizabeth Wilsong road. The treasurers report showed Io Floral Tributes original uc- .. COAL. Smith. Underwood
1' on o r 8 - emarko—Su rlntend k. The ' - ~ 3 M
IIwhils the assists are only $379.1(auf Isor.-agninst the Thomas B. Jeffrey Au- Hymn—flungrpéation ent 12:1?233530‘3"? 100%;th 2:11 Friday Signs. Casket Coverings of rare THE WM EFFEON C0 - Inc. mikes. infinity
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" “Wk "Hm” dam “mm m ‘3’ i‘°m°b”° “mm“ °' ”“5““ Wi’“ Benin-“1°“- I afternoon. Oct amuse home of Mrs. beau-w Mfiiggafip‘itnfingim 3 mm" 3“ Im'm 5'“ "mm“ mired Danish. r.

I savior.

lion filth leadingk florists" in prin
cipal cities in tho United tee.

, South Norwalk florist
2 So. Main 8%. So. Nor-walk. Ct
Phone .56"

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

--Aocept oil the luck that *eoutu
‘ your way—but don’t DEFEND on 111'
coming! It you want. a job use a Son-

tinot Wont it.

”3:74 and his assets total 32. 800!- The Following this decision by the court
é???” partner 1“” no personal debts. the plaintiffs filed notictWoS withdrlw

per month. Indochina
sold at $5 per month.
JAB. DONNELLY.

Miss Grace Finch chairman of music. Stephen 8 Jarvis. Ilfutuaut avenue. 514$

 

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to coins min moot. South Norwnlk

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He Who Does
Not

‘ manifests in“ is an enemy of his
own life.” 'A person cannot properly.
K prepare the food for the stomach if
the back teeth are zone, or if the
teeth are sore. and sensitive. It “of-
ten occurs that. a small piece of
bridge work or a little treating of
the gums and. teeth willput the
mouth insuch a condition that the
patient is scarcely able to realise
such a change in his general health
.could be possible by so 51311111 811'
outlay of limo and money. Consul-
lotion free. ‘

Dr. .l..ll Mallory

‘16 South Main St. South- Norwalk
l’nmr 9 a. m. to 8 p. m. Sundays
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9 A (Ne Edison
DIAMOND DISC PHONOGRAPH

You cannot realize what a musical triumph Mr. Edi~

son has achieved untilyou have actually heard the
New Edison. with his wonderful diamond reproduccr; be has made

of tho phonograph o ml nodal "Instrument A tone that is true,
~ltfellke, human natural. Just 11m music lovers have been waiting
' for. it opens it now on to snack Call and hear thoNew Edison.

New Records-"lust Out

We W\have just: received the latest weekly list: of New

Edison records. A new list of records every week.
This week's 11st cont-loo “- nix-lofts music.

Hoar these beautiful nub-I an “outlaw Edi” today. it will“
be a. révelotion to you In in! not be urged to buy. '

The A. I Augewnedt Son (30.

134-136 WASHINGTON EST .. - Soufit Norwalk. Donn.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

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FIVE PASSENGER

$740

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gal of :1 salt brought hgfllllill the New
w Some 9901"" “"‘O were passing England Jeffrey Company. the selling
, through the main street in Newtown Icomnanv for the Jamey cars. In mm 6 I
, yesterday “mm“! “messed a 901“ suiting this case Judge Mayer followt i
'len between “10 automobile 0‘ A C- ed a decision handed down about sixty !
_- P3891 0' Sandy H00“: and “‘9 WEE" Idays ago bv the United States circuit 1 ~
01' William Kingsbury. superintendent court of appeals. which held that the
$0! Robert PeCk'S summer Place 1“ manufacturer of automobiles is noti
.NowIlown Mr. Page was backing hifiilisbie for any damages du to defects IIIme ia 6
"around and Mr Kingsbury mo“? in cars built by them when the car
fitbemame moment. The fronth“is been sold to a customer by "I .
-of the buggy were separated dealer.
N the ”95‘ 0‘ theveblcle and M1'- M1. Tlicnrn bought a car fromttbo
Kingsbury was thrown 0““ but e9":Now England dealers in Jeffrev cars '
“PM serious injury iltist Octobei. In November. while tak- . V . . .
'Iing a ride the left hind wheel cot. ‘ ‘
Despondency brought on by pers‘w‘dapsed and the people- in the car were
an! ill health caus'ed Melbourne ,J- ithrown out. Thenrn and two others *
ankhurst. 38 5011 of Edward H. Park- :brought suit for $5. 000 95011. claiming . “ ' ”
hilt.“- head 0’ a New Haven flrm 0' that the act'tdent was due to dead AKLANDI , IX
O‘IBthl’DBTS- ‘0 commit “He‘d“ by I‘wood. the plaintiffs used in making 4 - - '~ ‘ ,
gas at his. home. 1471 Chapel stieet.Iu1e spokes. ' h “
.Thursday. The fact that he had meti I I , FIVE "PASSENGER
fdeath rby asphyxiation Iwas discovered FAYTON ENGAGEMENT CLOSES . . ,
‘ ‘ .Parkhurst. Sr, when he re‘ The paymn stock coniiény engage- $795
111,I‘edr home and traced the odor of- ment closes tonight at the aegent the- .
888 to his 30“ room Medical Exam. airs when “The Shepherd of the Hills‘
iner Scalbrough Was informed that i will be presented for second time, the'I
the young man had been in iil-healtbi first offering of this play being at. to-
Ifor several years and was unable to day's matinee. When the Payton com-
find any other cause for the act;- A puny closes, Norwalk will have had
Idiots left to the father gave ‘is as one of the best stock runs ever in this
a reason for his act. The deceased city and the best evidence of the pub-I
was the publisher of Beckwith' llma- Ho satisfaction has been the attend-
ance during the entire week. “The
I —.-—-—— Only Son" Was offered to large nudist»
- —PREACHER wAs LAID up: ,- ces yesterday and was well received.I
“ Re C. M. Knighiem Havonna; Fla; . ‘ - 'loclouood'o Hall. .
' "For three months I suffered . ”The District Attorney" is today’s
intends pain in the kidneys and book special feature for Mckwood’s Hall
Ithaca laid me up entirely._l and is one which will be likedtby the
» motion picture followers of this city.
Excellent picture programs will be oh
fer’ed during the first three days of
-u_ext week at. Inckwood’s {Hall during
the engagement of {he stupendous
spectacle, "'1th Birth of a Nation." ‘
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