{EAT ct UItUtjERiib
.‘I- first (lciivet'y
.(
w.
have been spendmg the past two
have moved back to
‘ years in Ntantic,
itov...;..o..t.
"OECIAL ATTENTION TO EAST
HORWALK ORDERS .‘l I
Joe deliver) at any time or tullt conducted the 'lokeneke inn the
teat t s at eight
MI: 1 \Iii‘) :at'tt:
duo-hf TELEPHONE your
-“ at Tokeneke. uhcte she \till spend
Satisfaction guiruuttttl. the winter. '
C. V. R. I‘oggeswell and family,
Hayes City Market
69 No. Main street
who have been summer and fail I'PSl
dents at 'l‘okeneke, have returned to
I—Ir.
""""" Jew \otit titv.
Louis Schmidt. who is employed
bv F. A. Uii‘ivi-‘i‘illktii. iliLS laid aside
his duties for a week and is enjoy-
Iing a well carried vacation—Now
I“ane.att Advertiser.
m. (“*7 u
. I, r ‘
EAbi
. Architect Charles H. Briggs and
family after a residence here of sev-
ank 8. Hall of Rowan street, i.~t tttti years, il'dH moved to Lakewood,
unlined to his home with pleurisy. t Ntw letset where Mt Briggs will
—— 'superinteudent the construction of
“Mrs. Arthur Brown, of Van Z8!" several housept,
street, who has been seriously ill, In
testing corniortably at her home.
William T. Raymond, one of Row-
ayton's oldest and best known
B. G. Macer. superintendent of the lens, observed the seventy-sixth
Rust Norwaik electric light plant, has riversary of his birthday on W “3'
returned to ltis home here after visit- A numb,”- “f relatives mm
in; on business in New York city. were entertained at his hands
"‘W'e. “Tile Maples,"
James ilattfmd, local mail-carrier, is event.
«unite in at his home on Winfield
cit‘
in il(
street, suifcring from it severe cold. i‘touaytott “NIH, Episcopal
His letter route is being covered by lturch . .“III usual pm.” Sunday
Jack Byrm's- iillUI‘niIi]: :It lttziIII ”’“Nimi-i h)’ the
——-- pastor Sunday Iooi ill ”'50 a. tit.
The reguit'r weekly muting of the. ‘ -t'IIIioI in :1th . .‘i-iltl II III : the Ftp
Third ilisttitt commissioners \Itiii on .
Monday evening he. held ill the stuticu
on ilnyvietv l’lace. Regular matters
will be considered. .. ‘ _ .
‘ili joitt “tilt the (iht‘is
' Itt union vet'ttces iIt iilt'
At I530 built
the I'HllIgsiis'
ilaIttisl i'ilUi't‘il.
lust 0i iiit‘
orlh Leach
.—
':-IItI- I11
iiil’
‘lerald Monoltan, employed in it I,,... I”, ,,,_
New York batik, i visiting for several W, ”III“. or I'tunt-un-Im. ....
days with his father, Michael ltiontt- .,._ "itilt‘i‘;;) it",:l‘tIl “1:111; I .III
hull, hdilor of The Phoenix, IIt h' ,1, ”“1 "Hints ot‘ tilt at IlII- titonui’” Hf
home on ltiyrtlc avenue. dam” iilt‘st- ”it‘l‘iillIs;_\I “IIIIIIIIsIIIIIIIIII
_' - i t t\ - ~
co 1 I ill of so _..It.tt help and [Housing
'lttcttts “ill be iniltit‘ . .. .
Arum“ Intended unit “I.”
' :I‘i \\i|.I I131“.
' Methodist Church met
' noes and their sewing, partook of thc
- only enjoy on Thursday evenings.
it) take up the: position or
housekeeper for Tax Collector Elbert
C. Bates. i
iGeorge Pope. in the Pope Manufactur—
nI-xt 0 wk,
th0 has been in
to
Vu‘ lard.
poor health for some time, uent
‘: .5 tumble.
Application has been made to trun
fer lite liquor license of the lust en
cafe froth Standenmeyer & Meyer to
Peter Daddona. The latter waa for-
l
merly a bartender in Mr. fianden»
meyer's employ. . I
Patrons cf the Stcvurt groceryi
miss, nowadays, (inurcc 5i Yeaton
who has been eIIIpitm-d thcre as cash
ier for several months, anti Miss Ethel
Morgan of Stamford, “110 has been his
assistant timing the summer.
_ .\i‘i R l idem ...___. it creates pinched nervou nnd pain in its 30th :HAT YOU ”:6? 0 I
Mrs. tunlh lton m e pres 1 av ere on our 5 eves. ll!
of the hon! (ivit‘ Leanne which has :lF-TNAI INSURANCE cc. suED. fizzy” 1“ "m “mm“ "3“" ““I "I“ of '. Tam Mma
tor littI, seasons supplied lunchesat I ‘M‘H‘mi'i No‘v 20-" 5“” 1"“ DRUGS AND MEDICINES .
(W I/Ibe “hum children. spoke. ex- “teen IIIuttslIt by the timed States Chiropractor. remove the cause oii .. 31 So “In“ Sn. 6‘
putting the plan. to ”I? (‘ivic League‘ ovcrmttcnt ”119111111 tut-111M A1101 idiseaso and pain. health is reatorodt contain that which is necessary tt u n e
:VQH. Canton). a few days “OI 'tci 'l‘hotttau i, SIIcltm-t testttdttv through hnrmonilin; the 1191'" IY’ icuro your ills, give you strength 511030 Nomalk
‘tuainst the Aetna Fire insurance (em. in your body Female trouble: restore your health. .
The LIIdiI-s' Aid Society 0! the muttltan) tor 552:9 I01 .uidj110nal‘zivennpocinl attention: alum nun-gm”.
Thursday after
noon, and. after finishing their hust-
Itsual dime. supper “iiil'il the members
The towns obstreperous bttrs have,
been busy tearing doun Highway:
(‘QlllnllSK‘lttllflruww's "13“..” Imm‘i
riI lint»: bit yI-Ilts on the sideuuiks i~ or
()It most of those [it"l‘liliiitdi
hidden. I
to l't‘lIIJtiil they il.l\l‘ \ttitlcn oI print-II
t‘li lil‘.‘ “0rd "not" ilt‘ftli‘l‘ 'iw‘llitidetl. "i
\‘IIIrsIs advotating that the l nit tctl
Stun H (at. r the lIIIrupI-an our on the
id. of the allies appeared in the Netv‘
\Ittk liiilllllt’ last Tuesday trout the.
pen of William (ilillillUV inttgdon
\tlItInI IIIIIIIy ll.triett [lttipii' came to
know tvvo years ago. when Mr. i ans-I
don and directed the ilttrien
pltgvant.
I‘
l\' Nil '3
Tip- \‘orottttt football team \Iill utcct
Iticul receiver iii $1,721,983.
:ed" fetiing, rheutnuti. m and
SATURDAY NOV. 20 19:;
POPE CCMP‘ANY tint-tuch.
HARTFORD, Nov. 30:» Receiver
ing Company itt Connectgcut. present-
ed a report in the Superior Court
.~,oII will slow it this vteelt, l'Ir Dulumfd Hospital .‘t'bll‘rdfl. that \‘t. terday, 411111195 [hat he had the
orders and has leased the llexpatd cottage. the Dilwll'l‘dns 1110‘“ might diagnost posed of all the tangible assets. had
$69 831 in haul; and mm tot c'oliet-
lion notes and accounts receivable
Iamounltng to $11 ttoI_I_
Since liit' iIt-«hinnhg of the ret'citcr-
ship. October 20, 19125, to Nov. 15 till:
the totul of sales by the (‘onuec-
This doesI
not include the Westiieid plant sold-
fOi st-.. robot) 3,»; it “as in tile Massa
chusetts receivership I
Motions lot the tttceptance of thu'
when was made but the matte: v. l>
)ntintted tot two weeks. The com-
Htlli‘ has paid about Q3; 1' l' t'I-ut.
~I ll'i to tredilors.
year,
t
t
otporation tzt .Xes fot the tents 1909i
I910 .1114 191L 111.. amoum sued for doing the Chiropractor A chance u 10" "t 3
3 one pIr rent of the one ptr cent
tax paid by the company on its sharesi
'I!‘ stock In the state treasurer and
ilitUi‘Et itt pu1-
int: the one pot (ctli c0lpot'ntion uni
A ll" (vtn wni Ir“;
‘I it'I'Iti ttotn ii III":
1 ht C(Hili‘lisiiifill-
cl‘ot‘ftw run! llcvutttte holds the t'tlill~
httnttv not entitled to notice thts
deduction.
1‘;
——HOW To BE EFFICIENT..
Nothing sips tltc titalitI like ktdney
tirouble. it (80805 bank: the headache
stilt joints sore nttt. cics, ‘altvais tir-
otiIeI
ills. To be ciliciént you must be hH-li
thy. i-‘olev Kidnc Pills strenahthcn
tht- kidncts. help hctn do their milk
i‘ot flltI-riug out from the syItcni tho
i Mm" mallet that (launch the ttouble.
Sold everywhere.
for
dirt-it
back
[Milan Motor Cycles
Distributors for Norwalk and
South Norwalk
”lite Sterling Motor to.
Darlen, Conn.
Phone 179
Automobile and Motor Cycle
Repairs.
Registered F. A. M. Repair
Shop.
22-?
The New Science
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIU
__——‘
.___I
entroproctic In the definition oi tin '
trailse hi the disease Ind the art or
Disease is caused .
adjusting the same.
by u wrench, twist or sprain in the
Even
of tho spire. You will never regret
help you. .
iwo can tut it.
*partment is in competent bands, on-
I we use the purest drugs obtainable ’
The Norwalk Drug C0.
Magnetic treatments nvan plno.
T. Francis, i). C.
34 Wuhlngton st. So, Norwlik, Conn
it' done in childhood:
I
Graduate from Palmer School. W i
erdvertise In The Sentinel.
You intend to shield your intu-
Ily from poverty.
What it You Sttuuli llie ?
Life insurance will make your in-
tention a certainty.
Ih’hether you intend to insure or
not, we shall be glad to explain.
J. iii. Layton & C0..lttc.
Real Estate and lncuranco
for the printing ot' the exper .
'l‘ti itthlesl iIItI-IIt. Misti \K'iiiiur wli
wif you ex Iott to hit lntv
’ the (‘rcvccuts of Stamford. on th «I I IO‘UWII‘l
Sentinel “Situations Wanted tttlver
”:8 No. Main St.
Ital Wnnt Advert lsinz.
lJI‘IKMANIA [101:1 ADVEllTISED LETTERS.
M. FLEURY Proprlotor.
EUROPEAN PLAN South Norwalk
l'lIIiin brat v.
Roomo 50c day, .1. 50 week
Mrs. K. F. Clark.
WE‘R'K Ja u F C»
mound Avo. so. Norwaik m“ ' ””‘Ur'
Mr. and Mrs. M‘iliiam L‘tttss.
m
Joseph Delorie
Mrs. Mattie Bet'tme Ferris
Mr. Hayes, cure oft‘. & it 1
Frank Hoyt
H. W. Hull.
Miss Leah M. King.
Mrs. W. A. Mutllken
Mrs. Amelia S-tmuIIrs.
Henry Spear (2) " ‘ '3
ANDREW l.ii.\ill. i'
Don’t Forget
to see
'It
OVERCOATS
The Best Values in
the City
310 to $12.50
GOTTLIEB
11 No. Mnln 8!. Bo. Nomllt
87410—31250 Quito.
I!
H,
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‘i
at
Whether you prescribe for yourseltl
Physician's Prelcrlpiion i
1
Our compoundinl dt ‘
H. A. Mead, Mgr. ,
So. Norwlik, Com. i
—‘t2é;III"'1iI-I)1Ie}‘{y 'cziii alfrhh‘tea'a... .
good tenant secured through Senti-
sotntttltttc ttt l
is “but the. pt'ogreSsivo pttvplc oi ‘
today demand, and something neW,
more nearly perfect iIt every way,
is now being used in the process of
trialling artificial dentures for all it
my patients who desire it. A gold ii
pin reinforced by a central core oi .
metal, milking them 80 per cent. ii
stronger titan the platinum
OPTICIAN AND OPTOMET-
RiST.
155 Washington St-
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this report of the Third l‘t . . 1}. II. ”III -l _ . 1 .
- - (I - . '1’" “1 '1‘“ . ' ”"Wi "l'rl‘lt‘t'. and 'I . t omtott, Sun 'I Ratlroad Ave. South Norwalk . p11. i
chi condition LOW)“ mtcr that '5 ""l“'t'it'Il tit“ lIII‘t'iill." w:li in. '1 l'Pli Dilliil'iiU-I HLuimld‘fiimliiitIt” oi Noiotoni"“°" “(r-‘- “mi '"l l'Oll '3 _ and insoluble in the 111(1th is the I
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hands of em) littstI lat condition: 411,”... I” the faithful and ”I": do) at n p IIII. (. illon, 11p»: No yd. I .e' . .. I . result of scientific facts peculiar to i
an intelligent “1m “ ‘ I‘M-liar: 'Il'iliti‘ l::t~I t‘illll'H‘lPl‘ii’lid ‘3‘ “l” Iillt'iIUdt‘ . I llHiI‘n tt i K \iciittir‘i ' i H ‘ i‘ ”“550 teeth. '
. :trc may be oblhiav (.1 v . .~. , . ' .‘ t‘\ K-l 1,9qu c ~ I- I- . . .. . . l! on mu“ 1t I . . _ II - __fi
. __ I I Is; IIIIIIII. I.ili III the community or intllm ho, l. t.: ll. BicDOtttlld he. . «I320 Emits m est nitiflcinl legit: #221553] Is:;0Il;:i .1
. It'oiticlll s to )e ‘ i4 ‘4 o » ’11... ‘lt'. . i. on. 1 b2: Stark. [10th 0 .. . 3,: II .
“ decided ‘ i 1 ”MIL l cm q 130%.: CLAM BAKES new 3on plus i am using CALL US UP
m“
the several business
\‘tashinuton sttect. D.
ConneCticut Avenue.
Phone 497. ‘
(itiitlt'll. r. it. A good game is expect
Services ed.
made in "(It l0UiS “VARY l .‘ sad we. will rudh our trouble
ilouuyton iluptiIt citttrclt.
Dr. J. ii. Ma‘llery
blocks on «(ho in cxtensivel retair» on Silildfl', 'Not' 9 I" . . --—- i i .
1‘. MW t'r II“ amount-mi uni In. mIMIImIn; W'Orshlriiuitlifl‘)‘ i030 I1. . -'~ II T W “mm” I::Solt€ Agents for The Nortvaiits . ,. . “flaw: M:Itnm_5tI.° Siouxuiglmgag: I. 3?: fliutszzulufypzssnInsgxr
int; hi r doiim aw“ \vlth the‘cettar— the pastor ()n--~Th9 p ”mm" W M" i ”h M 8““ 9" “M '1 On ‘Drauzlht at ConnnglcutI Ave. ' . f fl ‘ . by lonolnmont only. .. . .1 . x . .
- Itlarcvmcnt ot lhlv, weal-I brings to the mind 01 than); . - - . . . Illbmo. It your
tent tings and railings, and laying ”'9 ll. '0 1‘ m- ”We Rtllool “ill of tho (liiltl‘ rtstdents ot‘ the town tltut§I_I - PLUMIBTNQ
ent Sidt‘W‘dik'i" "8 “9011 This "i”"i '0 SlUdY about the. greatest re l).It<IiIIt “at one ol the that places i1“ is delect’iw. utilititittte‘d” I'nnvuitu “-‘ll
1 make an attractive Itttttettranco. "1""! "1' ancient times. 3 :0 II. Ill. 1]!!! the muntty which the tumourI n05?“ ' my or tit-0m out; have us tmui'o- 1”.
leaves only It smttll stretch oi mailing of the Junior C. F Soclqtt paupator visited wbdn ioticltinx stip- necessary repairs or-lmtttll It ’
new system of
MODERN -PLBMBING t‘
JOBBING A SPECIALTY
HORREENASH
it is the hope of the leaders of thc
Isocicty that this may be a union scr
vict- \l‘ili‘. the Junior i.t‘.ll,!.'lit' of the
Eli. ii}. church. 6.4.3 p. at. A l'ttion
scrviII- of thc Epworth League and
tho (‘. It}. Society at the. Baptist
church. This is a Thanksgiving meet-
oellur grating along this vicinity.
. The Men's Class of the East uvcnuo
Methodist Episcopal Church will meet.
Sunday under the new officers. New
.methods of conducting the work will
be introduced, so that more work may
port for his work. ligwlts enlcrtalnod
herd by Mr. and Mrs. Melville E.
Mead, who became greatly interested.
Mr.‘\l'uttltiti2tbn had lust-begun to
publish a nmuiuinc.‘ “The Southern
lctter”, giving information about the
institution, printed by some of the.
Plumbing and Heating
3” accomplished. The. Sim” f” the in: “MN." The WHY '" “MC“ “Ni negro lads. who were just learning the
:6” will be a book that has been the “an” i“ "0 Thm‘km‘m- "7t”: 1‘9““ printers trade They Itubscribcd t'or . Tel. 1354.
subject 0f endless controversy for pr‘ “”2 '5‘ ii” Emry' 7330 p m. Th“ it then. and have continued to receive North Main St. 8. Namath:
" .0803; that has provoked more bitter— it‘lSi scrt'icc itt the series of Union it “In these. years, \‘(Iedleittl to say I
nonsfl perhaps. than any similar workI'i‘Il'Ilngoltslic ntcctlntrs conducted by the “Home“ of today I, a mat I111.
evervslfritten. No two men seem to Miss t‘ttrric \' \l'illtttr. Everyone who movement in its typographical. liter-I
agree as to its value or truth. i has attended these services testify to cry a11d news features, 1
' Ihc blessing which they have rr-celved ..
,I- A w—we.’ Ciao." ifrom them. The church should be JANSEN.WATERBURY, i
if. ‘crowdcd at this, the last. meeting. -——'—— i "i
. OWAYTOY“ , Everyone is invited. All are welcome. preuy Wedding Ceremony in St: .
~ m.---....,£.. (’ iNoi‘m i” 3““ “Ck—“MM?” Luke's Chapel, Stamtord. i
.. - meeting on \‘tcdnesduy evening at . _ ‘ .
"’ " ' Th‘ffuszifiti‘izmrugfthuJiifntxlli‘uz: MI.“ ‘ Mitts Josephine Waterbury. daugit‘
The Reliancc Social club will moot attends is asked to Lbring II terse :3, ter of Mr. and Mrs. George H. Water ! .
‘ ' I 1 ' -, . A I i ' l v of Noroton. was married to Al I
'*~ mm" “mm" ii i 0...... “"9"“ "N“ “"3 “M"- Of New ""' I ~. I d “manhunt that you can telephone Your
-__.._._. and thanksgiving in it. Thanksgiving frcd Jansen 0 5 am or i , i '
Mrs. Pilililit‘ Dcspnrtl and daughter. ' evening. at 7:30. itt St. Lukes Chapel 1
Day at to ti. In. Union service of both
church. meetint: at the aptist church
and the sermon is to be preached this
year by Rev. Edgar S. Jackson. of the
M. E. church. Every one iii the com-
millliiy is invited to attend this aer‘
vice.
want, T o-Lct For Sale and
Other Classified Advertisements
The brldémttid, Miss Dorothy Water-
. 0., m T O T H E S E N T I N E L
:1“ white chiffon otcr pink silk, fill“ H IFORIMMEDIATE INS E R ’1]
med with pink roseb‘tids. and carried I 1
:a bouquet of’pink roacs. The beat ' “-
man was « lierb’ert Dahlgren. The'
Iittrldes father gave his daughter iui
marriage. Miss Susie Ptlueger, gr»-
iganlst of the chapel, played Lotion-
’igrin‘s wedding march
' The chapel “as prettlly decorated
iwitlIr palms, carnations. chryannthcn .
‘ mums and other flowers. ImmediateWI .
after the ceremony. the couplo two-ii:
with a large number of relatives and
intimate friends, to the home of the
by the vicar Rcv i. Neuton i’lucI
The bride \vas bcautliullv altiteti
a gown of white crepe de chino, with:
trimming of chiffon and shadow lam].
She? wore a bridal veil. and carried a
huge “bouquet of clIrytIttntltemuma.
of Tokcncke, have gone to New York
to} ITI'II vitinnnem
city for the winter. .
HEADQUARTERS FOR” GAS .7
RANGES. $u,oo to $48.00,
Se‘lf' Lighting Burners. ' Set
tur stock before buying. ' ‘ ' "
Ga- 901' Wafer Heaters . . $17.00
7 Jones&HotcltkIss
. , . . 1 ‘ , ' » awn: St. Norwalk. chm
This Credit of Telephone Subs- . . , ., . . —-~~'~ ‘
* - _ ’ ._ . .. IFABT. FREIGHT LINE To Nsw.
YORK. _
‘ ti‘relght boat leaves Pier 27 past
River. New York (root- of.- pointing;
7‘ .— it.) crowd-y except Sunday, sis xi - -
.n. Ensign: received at Noryollt up to'
Connoilman George W. Stevens of
the fifth ward-is seriously ill at his
home in McKiulcy'street.
a
At a nil-Icing of thed rumcorps last ‘
night. the invitation to attend the
union aerVIces of both church tomor-
. '. . i l
I‘ row night was accepted \ ARIEN é
/ “‘1’“
AND
Noaormvl
‘gnc. n .‘ I'—
..<.
flow
\
0—...—
Ambrose Crockett and family, Iwht.
" IIIIIII Itttttttttt iliiil‘ tIItI
mmmm
no; Backache Away With Small Trial
w M ”'v
'\
n. v- :s 4"“- .. ,
Lh.-"‘A
Icribcrs, is good at the office ‘
a
Mrs. George Krausc has‘heen quite
ill for several days this week. .
Bottle of Old, Penetrating The Ladies Aid Society of the
list. about. on,» . Methodist Church are planning to give
I
bride's parentst in Noroton. where a
ipmnndntSouthNorwalk upIItoI»
collation was served The nation was
also :3.ny decorated with WW5; '
lautunin leaves and pains. Upon their
i return from a. honeymoon they WW 0%,
The executive committee of “‘9 1" side in this city. i'i‘ large ntitbbiar JIM: ..
cal branch of the National Security Ibeautit‘ul gum or silver, cut glass, '
Deane he“? a meeting Tuesday “: china and other articles \voreI Ireceived
5:30 p. m.
M. F. Footo. Genet-In
. rl-lE IANNINo J. smrt-II..TRAN37
f”. . if nonrnrtou LINE, any:
Buck hurt you Can't ottoighton up a supper on Tuesday evening, Novem-
“that mung sudden pains lhli'p her 30.
any and twinges? Now listen! That’s
My. oclotlca. or maybe’ from a
1nd you'll get relief the mom-
' rub your back with nothing.
Agont
but
Floral Tribtites, original o’c- ;:
in; "It. Jacobi: on." Nothing onIanI . by the 00.09193 . 1 . 1,
"fig and out. soreness, lameness and ‘ ' J’. .. _. .. flaw .. " C
I - . I mans. asket Covet-in oi fan‘s?
. inlays-u to quickly. You atmply rub It The Men’s Brotherhood or the Math qrwo cHtLorIEN HAD odour , .. .. . 1 beauty. Moderate price? Prompt}
«a paint? and out copies» the pain odlst. Church expect to give a. chicken ,, ._.._. ' '_7 .. i i m. T h communicnj-
Iconic-r and doesn't but-Ii the suppér nt the home or “chili-lea The twin children of: W. Nix, Cleve- “: .i...‘ ‘ ‘ Wilt Ending ortsfé" m pr‘m‘u:
: fl?
ctpalcittes in the Uquismu.
In yogurt uthI
13.9 mm. Go. and arm. Ho VIM: ' I‘Both ' I.
" .' got; gt; choked up they scum“ ""
“burlap, i any; than Foley; Il-Io
ttt ”chum
. . Fitch Nomton Heights, early in
tsér out Don't cutter! out: and! combat. j ~
hoping old, halibut “8t. Jamil. ‘ ‘
..' _ and hug béen mcomcndod i '
It".
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Norwalk Chronicler