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lilGil senior noting
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m is the month to change the
t of your underwear. To de-
You’re “All In” When Your“
The 12103 s' Athletic Association met
if)” dangerous, as our change- yosterday in the long recess. A11 ap .
. climate requires Protection propriution was made for the fool- tomach Goes Back on 0" ,
it iiiinat colds We have all the null train which went to Milford by v
#56 kinds; union Hills or two Juli) bus.
if you are blessed with strong digestion, take
care of it. it you are troubled with a weak one,
set it right. You are no stronger than your stomach.
The Nurwttlk High School football
1021:“ played Mili‘ord yesterday and!
‘:won the game. The score Was 19 to‘
t) Milford 10st the bull by bad ltitlts.
Our then made quite :1 low goals by
".llligill line rushes. Loin-halt und'
(‘opcly did fine work. i
his; llotiolc lJOvi'iiei,
50c. TO $3.00.
”EATERS, GLOVES, CAPS
-AND OTHER WINTER GOODS.
“'hen your stomach goes back on you, your head,
nerves and appetite go wrong, too. You feel dull and
stupid, and your work suffers. You can't do your best
a student illI
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tlit junior (‘tillllllt‘l't‘lfli class, has hit? when your stoulach is 01:: Cl. order. Get it in shape, 01‘ you
stiltiol. ' ' n
Wlil soon b “ .
JOSEPH DAVIS Ill} : Marion (llcnden'iing in? 8 all In If \(lllr f'md does “0t agree \liih you,
'MWaohinoton St. 80. Norwalk. 111141114) ()l 'tlit‘ l'lii'sics claws inatw or you are SUHering With llldlgcstlun. nausea, biliousness) $10k
. i-__ ,._.E Eda" 2 headache or sleeplessness~then be wamed—it is time for you to take
- * " .. . humid ’i‘11;~'lcr, ti Silldt‘lll in ”WI
jytnio.‘ i'()l!llllt'li'l'di tif‘liillllili‘lll, hzii'
iii-it vrhool and is Working in one of
tin- Ntl!\\:lli{ bunks 110w.
HE WAS SOME KISSER.
Ill NEWS
BEEOHAM’S PILLS
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oyster. parish will be twenty fueIIiWhat Thf-ypasfpyatiibofiie33‘ V‘ 9"“3I a great medicine for the stomach, liver, kidneys and blood. They give
IIm‘ra old tomorrow. HUNTINGTON, W. Va, .Nov. 9 y on an appetite and the digestion to take care of it; they regulate the
igl‘onlsht 1m. “ME“ ("all 111111 b, iihntiiigtgn £2231»th £::::tIiiIenItIa:fI:IlIiItI>I :ile, act on the kidneys and blood, and have a laxative etl'ect which
. ”3°“ in me South Nomam “was, with an unkinti setback ‘in’Jils cani- Ieeps you free from constipation. They quickly put your stomach
church. \ mum to do any wnh'k‘ssmg and in order, so you eat well, sleep weii,Ifeei well and work well.
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_ _ substitute the "pat-pat" in which one
The 'l‘uskcge Institute singers “rm gently taps the cheeks of his beloved
'1on a concert and recitation ““5 ei instead of imprinting old-fashioned
piling in the downtown Congregation kisses on her “DB-
fl church. His three nieces, Mrs. Mcrtie Funk,
' ’ ‘Mrs. Rome linker and Mrs. Mary
u is probable “ number of local Grover, who live in his Angcles, have
‘Elks will this evening attend the so- now written-,1
a“ smoker WhiCh m“ be given by “When it comes to osculatory pur-V
New Haven lodge, N0. 25- B' P' 0' E‘ suits, our uncle was a humdinger in
- bygone days. The other boys didn't
T30 CONNOR BOWlinK Club Wm have a chance with him. He was some
Iron tonight in the Palace Alleys. 1‘ne kisser "
M“ the playing has b9“ 0‘1de Dr. Grover has received hundreds
WWII? to Tuesday evening of letters protesting against his' pal-
pat" system. A Cleveland man term-
OHM and Mrs Frank 5- 5mm”: ed him “a superanuated old stick "
And daughters, of Havlland street,
wire visitors. mum”. Mi“ ’9‘“ GETTING AUTO MARKERS READY EXPuNdEs OFFENSIVE BUDLONG for divorce, alleging infidelity ant CONNECTICUT SALE AND LEAsE.
tim 111' 1114118930" The automOl’llP department 0' the CHARGES Budiong, who is militant gencrr' John Crawford sold for Mrs. Eliza-
state 800N111?” 0mm ‘3 making plans ' manager of the American (lraplit both P. Gault to George W. Alger a
't m Endeavor Circle of King'sto begin the distinction 0‘ the ““' IJud 0 0rd 3‘ I k 0 f C phone company, has filed a cross com place at Westporl, consisting of two
,pgpghtera “’m meet tomorrow we" “mobile markors for 1916 0“ Den!“ 9 er: re en m o om plaint, alleging infidelity and cruclt and one-half acres, with h b
boon at 3 o‘.clock with Mrs. E. H. her 1. it being emphasized that ”mi plalnt lint-3:11p;- tonzhich on y 'and garage ouse. nrn
cc n u a e. ' '
ITaylor, of Cove avenue. markers are not to be used until Junu_ Judge Case in the Civil Superior ”9001000 WAR ORDIR REPORTED Adams & Keefer leased to Mrs.
, ary 1,1916. The new markers for All Ph i S k
1‘ , Cour, ma, , Med ,h RECEIVED av BR'IGTOL anAss 5°" 6 W to 88 for the season
‘ The married ladies of Court Laurel, pleasure cars will have white figures Y S 3 e motion 0‘ M CO. J of 1916 M” George H' Newton's
. Dau hters of Castile will, at the 110- on a black background and the mark torney Jacob 13. Klein, counsel for , . “1‘
cinlsmeeting of the court, tomorrow erg for commercial cars and for Mrs. Mary Gotham Budlong of this BRISTOL, Oct. 29.;lt is reported 23:: 1:33:9033289. on South .Main
Night, entertain the single ladies. A dealers will belr black figures 01 €1le t0 cxpunge certain paragraphs an excellent "mm-11,111” the Bristol ' '
1111.11.11 is in store for the guests white background. in the cross complaint of Herbert A. Brass company has maived a war onI
__.____ Budiong to his wife's suit for divorce. der aggregating 83, 000, 000. John Sths driver for L. J. Rey
... '.~ There was a regular weekly meet~ KILLED av FREIGHT TRAIN. T“ Paragraph“ in quest“ reflected The company is operating night and holds. expresstimn, suffered yesterday
"log of Our Brothers Lodge. No. 10 11111111111 lt‘llt‘l 11 Conn, Nov. 9— on MW- ”“1““ Chm“? and PM" day and Miami": "8 Plants- From 1mm a bruised toe on his right foot
0. 0, 1",, last evening, at the rooms ’Mrs. Lavinia Scranton, aged 78. of entage. the some sources, it is denied thaLthc The injury was received when a box
on Wall street. The first degree was Durham, was struck and killed by a The arguments on the motion were company will sell out to the American which Shields was taking from one oi
onrked ‘ freight train on the New Haven road made before Judge 0353 at the 3110*“ BT33“ 00139le- as has been Burrentli the trucks, slipped and struck his foot.
1 at tMlddlcfleld Crossing. yesterday at ‘Calendar session of court last Friday. reported in financial circles hi the He was taken to the office of 1);- G
”’1— . Mrs. Budlong is suing her husband not few if
z 33% parishioners of Trinity Episco 1971100” Sh" walked in "'0'“ 0' ‘h‘ p ays E. Cram and the inturv was treated.
pal Church will this evening particl train. Conductor Ackley, who was in I
Last Photo oi Nurse Shot by Von-Bissiiig.
No more biliousness, no more indigestion, headache or
clogged bowels, after you take Beecham's Pills. They
Will,| soon help the liver, tone your stomach,
Strengthen the Digestion and
Keep You Up to the Mark
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BOX FELL ON TOE.
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-in a fifth anniversary reception the engine cab made an ineffectuali
twliich will be presented Rev. and Mrs effort to grab her, but she fell under
. r. A. Coleman in the Parish Hall the wheels.
Norwalk D. A. R. members are to? DEVOSTO—COSSUTO. 1
day to attendance at the twenty- -sec Miss Jennie Cossuio, of Norwalk,iI
0nd general meeting of the Connect! and Motesto De.v.osto of Stanford, 1
cut D A. R. which at 1:30 o’clock were married yesterday morning at
his afternoon opened in the First M. St. Mary's church. The ceremony
.E. Church, of Bridgeport. was performed by Rev. Thomas J.
" ‘ -..... Finn. Miss Marie Cossuto attended
the new the bride.
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This photograph of Miss Cav-
I cil, iil‘iliSil ilttrsc in i‘vrttsscis who
was shot to death on the order
of von. ilissing. German governor
The weather vane on
~Cedar street school, mention of which —.---
has been previously made in The Sen-
tinelp' was not donated by the West
End improvement Association, but by
' Ia number of residents of the section
1w where the school is located. A hand
~ home flfig pole is also to be given to
“A": the city by the some people.
OPEN NOSTRILS! END -
A COLD OR CATARRH.
'of ilcitritint. was taken shortly
t
i)t‘l(ll‘(‘ her death.
How To Get Relief Whén Head
and Nose are,Stuffcd Up.
“ Count fifty! Your cold in head or
Miss Dotha Stone Pinhco will give catarrh disappears. Your clogged nos-
hF‘iGuide Post Talk ori Some Recent .trils will. .Qpen.‘ the air passages of
Books and Magazines Worth Rend- ”0‘". head will clear and you can
intr" at the mid week service of the breathe freely. No more snuffllg. “Mk-t
-.N01vmlk Congregational ChurclIi,iIing muscous discharge, dryness or
Thu iStlay, ill 8 p. m. This service is? headache‘ no struggling for breath at
vlopcn to :ill and anyone wishing to night.
hear this talk is cordially iniited.t Get a small bottle of Eiys Cream
Miss Pinneo llllS prepared a list oi" ,Balm from your druggist and apply a.
$1“? ”mks of “Neil She WillJDeak “1 little of this fragrant antiseptic cream
.‘duplicate and the audience will be. 1‘“ your nostrils It penetrates‘through
"11111111111111 with those which can be every alr passage of the head, soothing
presetvcd for refeience. The talk island healing the swollen or inflamed
oily popular and infot 111.11 in style. mucous membrane, giving you instant
_ idea, as the title indicates, beingirelief Head colds and catarrh yield
" tit-call attention to some of the good like magic. Don't stay stuffed-up and
hingsIof a late date. miserable. Relief is sure.
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You and Your Wife
Can open a joint account in this institution, enabling
I’ either to draw aIgoinsg it, and in the event of death
' the surviving one can have the use of ready funds
without tiny delay, trouble or expense. _
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indignantly denied that the young
_ , man was
‘ ; yesterday. Young. Buckley'hns been'ln
the" city" all-tho time,» 1111; brother do-
'very ‘n‘mic'h ‘p‘ainédfatTthe‘ étory' which .
Torts: H6 become “(initiated-with tho
1 fugitive in In liinchI- room hero.
TUESDAY, NOV. 9, 1915
UCS
ANCES
R
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URNITURE
E FURNITURE CO.
127-129 vusnmcron sr.
“LING SO. NORWALK
Mr Car Owner
We make a specialty of Lighting and Starter troubles.
chanics are capable of repair-tr; all Electrical Systems. We 1(‘sl 11nd ,
(barge your storage battery Without removing it from your car. ltd ~
()ur me»
31:40.; «1.. -...
ii; Pair work in all its branches.
it ' . . .
1 VAAS l‘ BRO i’iihltS GARAGE
ii 17 Chestnut St, City, Phone 1360. 1‘
,w 13.» ....mmm W“: Z :3‘
Thanksgiving
Post-Cards
We have a. good assortmcnc of Thanksgiving Post Cards.
6 for Sin 2 for 5¢ and 5‘9 each
Stand-up Post Cards .... .................... 6 for 5¢
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J. I. MALLETTE
ORDER liflERl‘S BEER
FOR YOUR CLAM BAKES
[oil's MARY Connecticut A\'cnue.
Phone 497.
Sole Agents for The Norwalks
0n Draught at Connecticut Ave.
Coal
From A Coal
Pocket is Pos-
itively Clean
It is not exposed to the
weather and cannot be
. loaded into the wagons un-
less it is thoroughly screened
We carry the best Goal to be obtained and charge no!
more than elsewhere.
Tell us your heating problem and we will tell you what
kind of'coal to use.
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Phone /
Harris & Gans 721
WATER STREET, SOUTH NORWALK.
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s: WALL STREET
0. B. Jackson ......“ 1
OPTICIAN PHONE 433 ‘
" Evendhingip the Optical Line
Eyes. Examined Free
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BUCKLEY NOT MISSING.
A
Young Man Who Aided
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BIG JEWEL ROBBERY.
Thomas W. Lawson is Victimized At
Scltuate, Man.
in Bot:
worth'o Capture Still in Bridgeport.
BOSTON, Nov. 9.—‘The loss, proba-
bly by robbery of $7,000 in Jewelry
from Thomas W. Lawson’s summer
residence at Scituate, Mass, was re-
ported'to the police today. Mr. Law-
son had been in New York and it was
stated that he discovered his loss on
Saturday. ,
Relatives of. James Buckley. the
youth who, with 1 George .Bifleld, was
instrumental in effecting- the capture
of Lindel Botsworth, murderer of De-
tective Dorman of New Haven, today
missing, as was reported
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WOMEN SHOULD TAKE WARNING
«tut-ed today, and ' his paronto no
If the abatement made lit a New
York Acceshbly of women, thathealthy
Amount: women are so rare that they
no olmont extinct is true, it is time
:tor the women of America to take
whining 111111 look to‘ their health. it.
my be renames. bunches, drugg- '
log down pains, nervouiinechmont'al ,.
won (bothieI toll-tale. ”mounds ,.
- _ [of some W Idértmgeinont for
gained 'aome credence yesterdiy. '
They are at 16111; to understand how
such a report started The young mun
himself feels that the notorietyI wbloh
followed his giving did to the poiléo
is hardly a just bestow-l- fur- -h!o d4
115111111 cud told lh'o dairy l the hour not oIInd horbo—rls u would?)
”affirm“
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