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"..ECIAL ATTENTION T0 EAST
NORWALK ORDERS
’7. First dcllvorji leaves at eight.
Mk. TELEPHONE your orders
.10.
Satisfaction guaratticed.
V Hayes CityMarket
68 N0. Main stre1t
EAST
NORWALK
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“Jark' t‘ort'oran, 11cllktto11n as a
baseball player. who last .‘t‘dmlll 1111s
1 member or tho l"1'd11‘;il lit-awe. is
residing on ()sbortit .11ettu1', on th1-
East 'Side.
The Alilfiast \orwallo. t'rilt‘h bas-
ketball team. arc 1111111 for dates. lit»
land th-twood, oi l’it'a::attt str1'1-t,
manager. atitl all titttttirics should bu
sent to him.
The regular Wewkly meeting of 1111»
Third District 1'otntnissioners was hel-i
last evening in thc power station on
fBayvh-w l’l;tt'1. 'lh1' rt-t'tilar l)ll.~lltt“‘s
was tratistirtcd.
The 1vt'1~liiy
is
si'ssion oi the niombers
of tho \Vltlll‘lll'.\ \tttiliity oi t'hrist
Episropal lliitrtlt. which is held 1W
ery Thursday Hiit'l’ittitili, will not
held this \h't’h. \ supper will be'giv
on: in the 1:l1uri'l1 tomorrow night.
The trolley cars that 11111 from 1111-
hridgc uvvttt'li ilk'l‘tlm tli1- bridge and
to tho South .‘Iot'uali. r'1tit'1 iii st itioti.
is enjoying liberal ptttt'i...1ge. Ant
not all 111' tlit- 11.1s11111u1 rs arc riding
for ”11- novelty of it, at that.
The rt'tiiaiittttg unrli ot‘ ili1- laying oi‘
cement. 1't1' :11 inc 1111i .1tttll‘1'fltlt 1):
lht‘ D1111 binduv 's' lit-i111; lll~lit 1i lit't'ot'n
the Wt“llll1 !‘ lit't'ttiiit .\ ~ '1' 111‘11 lit 11
will be 111‘1' -»s1i_1 to hold thc Jtill 11;:
Local pt'oplv 1111' pinyin,- to 5.1111 -
weatht-t' to told 11:1 11.";1 11111 job 1,.
finisht'd. i't'l'lt‘lll 1.111'1111 1111 l....! 111
froczint: r-zi'tit t-
The Sllpllt'l‘ 111’ til"
the East ;;v1'nu1- M11
Churt'li l1.'~ il-"‘lt ,11.-.;1
ntéfidtly, lli'i'1 l1littl‘ l3 "1 ll-' '2. " . ' i
one, of lllt' .'w1'ill‘tilli| 1l Slit‘lllnt‘t '. in :111
other state and tho illito-t'. 111' ”11- tillir'"
upt'akt'r l:|11.i:' llll: 1'b:1ng1- lllr'('t'~~1.ll",\
However. the ntctnbvt'sliip (‘Omlllilit'i'
will lttitt‘ lifh’ltlllfigt' ot‘ the delay to
and 11 low inort- """-l"1\ to the list of
members. and l’l‘llliiil‘lt‘ tiri'angcnicnts
101' a line spread
A titan H now :1' '1ill1‘ repairing the
(lam of th0 Mill [lll'lii 'i‘ltt- committee
in charge of tl11- 11.11'11 t‘hiit’t‘l that it
will be toniilttui 2.11 lllt‘ mticr part
or 1111-
‘11 ' l ’. .
‘it’.ti~1 lit. '." l
1.1211l1111'il \'.'1 l-
.ree delivery at any time of.
be -
1:!!! SOUTH NORWALK Mt MT
Subscription lists will soon be closed.
obese lists are now at built of Hal
..er: Last Side stort-s and at Has» 11 s
You Van Zant street. ”the 1'.on1uiittee
.couiprizing Councilman lrving l)
Rubrrtson, A. Canavari and (l. \‘i
Sitirtevttnt thank those who have (con
tributed for their generous support.
There are two schooners anchored
oil the lighthouse waiting to be tow
ed to the docks of the St. George l’ulp
‘& Paper Company, uptown. ()nc oi
1111' st-liooners its the “Rhoda Holmes,"
tot St. George N. ii. The two boats
will wait til! the light until the Train-
(is (lootinowfl now being unloaded at
St. George's dock, is 11111 cd out 111' the
f .tl'lli‘l'.
&1—"~ I!” ~“' ‘ o" .12.)-
; I
“ NEW 2
(
ANnAN
——.‘-—¢
'11."<-. "I ‘V'
fl run“ *W’W'
it. E.
to Torrington today.
a grocery in that city.
Mrs. l1‘ .0. Bird and family are now
111-1'upying a suite of rooms iii the Ho
trl ltavenport. Stamford.
A number of persons were s1-e11
skating on some of thc ponds abotit
the town Sunday. The lCl‘ was an inch
thick.
Mrs.
'lhoinpsoii and family moved
He is to manage
Arthur llunnt'll of llridgoport
has bcr'n the guest 01’ Mr. and Mrs
i-I drum for tho past week. Mr.
111:2'111- ll joinod his 11ito over thc week-
‘1l
\lr»:. 'l‘.tt'od1>r1' llt‘rtine and her 51>-
.1llss Alict' Sloan of Newark. were
homo of Mr.
South
it 1',
11111i1111d guests at the
and Mrs George H. Htvvotis.
:111'nue.
\cttr the (‘atholit' ('lltlr/‘ll on Fort-st
Slrt‘t‘l, Sunday PYl‘lliltt’I. a t'raciis 111*
't'tt-d 111 \Vllll‘il a number 111‘ shots
iif‘t'tl. but no one .st't'mt'd to be
hurt (‘hlei Sihniidi went to Ilii-
‘111 investitzatt', bttt found no
11111-
\ [i’t‘ly wan given to Miss \iil't‘
11' Sist'o. in honor ot' llt‘l' 1-tgbilt
1'tl11l'ty, Saturday ’l‘ltt' 1lonl11y 111111.11
11.1: pliyi'il. Prizvs 111'1'1' 111111 by
1121' \1'1ilti11111n11. Jr. and .\li.~s l-Ztltia
1‘1111'1'11111. Tlittst' prt-sent 111'1'1- Edna
.111! litriot l‘t-tlri'am Alit't' Mtt'lul
tl'itid l’tdttam llitl‘l‘) lit-\i'cil.
?:.l1 l1 lltitt \i'y_ (li-oiin' \l'.tl1ltii:iiitt. Jr.
and .tuuust anti i‘r1-1i litll
'l‘lzo thirtt't'lith b rttatiay lllllll\'1‘l‘.\.l|‘}'
1' ilttriy Yitiilm 11a: 1'1j'1yah‘v 1'1'11'
’l'l‘lll'ti 'tt tht- huliii' o: his parents. Mr.
.1i \il'~' \\"illi:iitt ll Simon. w‘oiiili
\ltl‘i st '111t h‘l‘itilly ovcning. ’l‘hosv
.susntit 11111'1- Edward Klitililt', lit-tiry
i"-~.|1;-!is. l‘.l'l‘tl 'l‘rlnkhaus. .\li‘r111l
'1' 'tt"" (Home Bolton. Kennolh llol
'1 ll. \\'1ntlt'l (‘iirntnn, Harry \\':ii1't's.
William and I'iVl‘l't‘ll “Ull‘l' ot' llobo-
loin.
‘Nd‘
and M rs.
section.
n-y
M 1'.
Rowaytoii
John
‘1"AYTO “l
1-
I,
I
l
.m-m
.r.
Snitfiu. of the
left Saturday to
visit tllt‘lll‘ daughter. Miss Minnie Snif-
t‘in ot 011111011121. .\'. .
'l‘h1-
young pt'ople arc
anticipating
skating soon on the ponds about this
bastion. As Usual the
near the railroad station,
great attiartion tor tli
Mrs. Arthur Phillips
road. ’l‘olieneke,
mother. Min. (leozge
the laiter's home in P
but 1111i
it'd: E
a short visit.
to spend the l11)litla.\s with her son. at .
l“.
Chastiit-r bond,
“'1” wow u
e skaters.
of (Md
120119 with
Pentecost. to
hiladelphid, for
return in time
Farm
her
Tokeneka 11 hen he returns from board
school for t‘ltristnias.
-wa __~__
7‘ _.‘4‘»- J.‘
infill,
l 1110111110111
,..
ll. t‘arrington Kitttzitt
street. llrooklyn.
at the Snead place.
spent
in
Koewaydin Farm.
at llil' .\'orwal
publish
11 innings
11.1.- lt‘t‘t’llil)’
lllljll‘
\\'1'.\t iiii‘i't'ii shows,
«'1‘.
g of 715 piepottt
the “’1'1’h'1’tl1i
Noroton.
whose. long list of
it poultry show
ml. was even
stir't'esaful at tho llanhury and
last “och.
So [il‘t‘lt'lllt‘lll ltavt- 1~hi1~l11-n tlii't'ts be»
route 111 llarion. the
been requested
311111 for ittiortnation that
to lill’ arrcst and cot
llllu'l or thit'ws.
.‘1l.‘." l'Evt'Iy'n t't'ittimi
is iiittt‘li iiilt'l‘t'tlvii
tl1'1111-nt and Day
(‘hi'ystio stt't'et, New Y
for HR litl‘llt'iii was pin
the rod ball-room iii [)1
Mr :lli'i Mrs. t‘
11)
Selectmt'n
to otter a reward of
thrM't’)’
haw
would lcad
11i1'tion of the
Ntit'oton
llarat Set-
ol' 232i
ot'li. A bazaar
-11 Saturday
'imoiiit'o's
Its til.
lilt'
Ill
\\‘ .\ltttiry1‘1pw-t to
t'vmuin in Norotott most 111' lilt’ wintt-r.
Mr Maury
known Virginian family.
‘Hattry’s Geography.‘
\\ rli't'
is :1 llll'llllit’l‘
of :1 well
111111 01' 111111111
' which at
tillt' lllllt' was tlst'ti iii many of the pub
lit' and privaio st'liools
States. '
Among the
this 1'1.mmtttiity.
111i Stain-s (lovorntnont,
1\‘irel1'.s.s
lli ih~t l'liitt'tl
instrtinwnts itt
lieenst-ti by the Unit
i111 that onerat-
i
l
l
l
01'. (islet on itiherculosls
an N 1111... uuu. Out on we lore~
mos! ol llvh mulled an. [or-
mrly o! J n11, Mill-ion.
and m urging Pro moor o! Medl-
cl-e ll Oxford. Ali- in hhn -l'ru- lice
ol Hulk-inc" (15.2). on page 11411:
”The hulln‘ ol pulmonary liber-
cnlwll la nu»- 1-1lnlcnll)‘ In “8
“winery a! ”Itlelfll In “Io-e Ill!"-
eta-tic flame and bacilli have bet-I
(our-d. ' ’ ' l. the granulation.
product- uni nmociutul pneumonia
a scar tissue In turlneil. while the
s-aller 111nm:- Iren- bccunle ill-
pn-snutcd with lime IIIICD- ‘l‘o Imh
condition. alum- uhould the term
healing be applied.
Many L‘llitllt‘lll titedit-al authorities
haw it'st'. liL'tl to the ctlit'ac) of lime
salts 111 tln. treatment of tubettu<
lusts and the sutcess or 1211111 .1118
Aircrativu iii llllh and alltut thioat
and bronchial 21th 'tiotis may be due
Darth to tht [111 that it 111111.111»;
l lime salt so 1ombint.-d with other
valutiblc iitgiediims 11s to be easily
assimilated
\‘Videspieatt use of this iemedy in
numerous inst-s of tuberculosis—-
11111113 11! whlth appear 111 haw 1 mid-
ed toutpieteiy to ti—justiitcs UUl bev
lief that it is 11111111 11 lllall,Ul|le£_11E
sotm other treatmuit already “5
sum-ceding it totttaitis no opiates.
narcoths or habit totiiiiiig drugs.
1 make no 111-1111111113 route-tiling it
any more that reputable physician.
give protnis¢s with lllrlr piebcrip-
(look but we kntw of ini‘iu) Call
in v1bi'1h lT HAS lll1‘l PEI)
Your diuggiat has it or can 8'“
u. or you can 111 nd dttect.
Eek-n- L-bor-tory. l' fill-delimit
l‘ot Sale. by the 1111111111 i‘it-iilith‘)
and the Stills-on Pom-it t‘orpm'ntioo
ed by Bert Stagg ot‘ Noroton Heights.
Like other itiet'hanical geniuses. Mr.
Stagg has a tiiast'ot which, strange. as
it may bt‘elll. is a small Teddy Bear.
wearing an orango ribbon.
Mrs. ll. L. Often at Stamford, who
is well known in town_ having been
Miss Anna Lee Grisson lwforc her
marriage to Dr. (Mien last spring. has
developed serious illness. and will
shortly return to her former home lit
North t‘arolina. hoping to twat-lit her
health
lil‘l'. James A. Solandt, rt'pr1-scnt1
int; tlic Anti ‘ttloon l.1>ti'.'tte.spolm
Sunday morning in tho (Tougri'uatlonal
t‘liui'ch and in the evening in the Moth
odist t'lllll't'll to who
Kit-ally appreciated his tort-itsii' abili-
li‘. and 1-njoy1-d his [)rl‘Ht‘lllllllttll of the
facts of tho great it‘mpt'l‘tlllt't' tei'ortn
Mrs. Josiah Manning l,:i.~1'li. motliv
t'rin-law ot‘ Josiah Lascll. tr. \1 ho is
a tottsin of llougltias l- lillinitin oi
t‘ollviidcr's l‘oint, Nurototi, and who.
—-OBSERVE THE wARNlNG.
.-\ 1'11l1l that pronttscs to "hunt:
is to 111' 11114111111. l’rumpt
lit‘ 111111111 :11 1111- tlrst
«suturing. 1'l1illi-
l‘olt'y's llont‘i’
1'1ilti'r1'utiti1iiis‘
till
all wintt't'"
should
“axiom: of a
:iiilllll .‘1lli1't'rlll'4.
and Tar makes qtiit'li work of coughs.
voids and 1-1'1itip. it oloat's air pas»
stiues stops roughing. 1-1151'1' 1iitll1'ttlt
i‘Y‘l‘tliilillK
Sold everywhere.
:1 i'l ioli
t'olti
lll‘fi'i
J
»1. 71 in! Lit-baud 1:2'1' oi'cn ttsitor on
(‘ollender's Point, will hold a recep-
tion and dance on the evening of lien
25, at her home in Whittinsvdlr,
Mass., for Miss bots Harvey Whitney.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George M.
Whitney and 1111511 Elizabeth 12.8911.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs .Joliiati Man
11mg Lasrll.
The Campfire Girls of Noroton and
llarieii are having a lively
with many pleasant entertainments
piantte-d tor their pleasure by the eu-
terprising guardians. Thu latest was
a party given tor them 111 Mrs. Das-
ltnni‘s barn in Darien Saturday. at 5
p. 111.. by Miss Mt't‘t'ca. dauthr 1,11
Artist S. llarkness McCrea of King's
Highway The barn
bet-it converted into a dwelling and
the (‘ampfire Girls have the privilege
of using it as a club-room.
ovktaoti,
in question had
'Mr. Reese of New York. who has
afforded amusement .o thousands of
people with his clever “Metropolitan
Movies" appearing only in New York
World, has artist friends iii Darn-n.
whom he will visit shortly, to inspt't't
theI various stamp collections ot~ tho
staniti~(‘ollectors‘ (‘lub getting tog-'-
ilier in Darien. Stamps am Mr.
Reese's hobby. and they say he will
go a hundred miles, any time, to see
a rare stamp. Dr. Noxon. Floyd
’l‘riggs. Edward Weed ot t‘ontentment
island and Editor Richter of the Dar-
ien Review are enthusiastic stamp-
collectors. all of liarien.
’lhr' ladii-s ot‘ liarien til‘t' varnosily
H‘Qlltrlt‘d to send 1'onirilitttioii:. of old
lino-n, cotton cloth, bedspreads. or
any kind of material suitable for 1113111
ing batidauos ot‘ compresscs to be usvd
iii ”to European war hospitals. The.
lied t‘t‘oss Assot'ialion
la'agtie has
Sui-l1 nia-
library
ages, and the local (‘ivic
tttlo'n tbc matter in hand.
lt‘rial may bo lt'lt at tho
where, in the pageant ioom. the 1111-
men meet Mondays and Fridays. Van
Rottsslcar l’ooley gratin-d the loaguo
iiil' us» of our of his vacant stores on
llailrottd art-tine. and it was at first
planned to 11111111 tht-rc, bit! it was too
cold to work iii an tlllllt‘lilt'ti room. :‘0
that now only lilt‘ pat-king t‘or shlp-
meat is done in library. informa-
tion \1 ill be cheerfully given by Mrs.
‘ieo. ll. Noxon, who is chairman in
charge of the work. Mrs. H. K. Ben
nett. Mrs. lliram Vill'l Kirk Mrs . W.
Cooper. or Miss Mai Lotinsbury.
.. -... ._.._.. .
mmzntint‘l ads pav. Try one.
has scnt Ulll‘
an appeal for fit't- million such banu 5
TUESDAY, DEC 7.1915
_, . a”. , .. W -. 5‘ K“"‘%n¥“¢
WEBBS ORDERED OUT.
Alcc. Raymond Orders Them to Leave
House In ROWIIIG"
Another lWlbl 11'. ti11- Ail‘dl: r 111 .\lt-
Stitly Raymond and l111 it 1111. in:
M1 litiyntontt bll-tllW‘ 1 1.11 1..
day when 1'li:1i!1's \\'1 l 1,1 1...-‘r,.111_ ..1
.1l!:. .‘x‘tlilr \1'1'l.1l1 ' -' \i,
it 11: 111- 11.1 Lilll:‘11t.‘l“"i‘ 111 'l1
‘ti\tti Vii it 1i. ‘
in; him out ot his home on the Ray-
inotid thp- 111 111 liouttyiott to tutti.
it real billtlili'. Alt-1' had 1.11 11 till: {it
the plan», shut 1111'.
Mrs 111 bit put in a 1-1ain. tot >111
\11-es :11 irit' hearing 111' rotunts-itn:
11's on claims against il11- (foliill‘ of .
Ali’s. tayitiond itt Statutord. and dot
mg the sowral days that 1111- tit—111111;; OPTICIAN AND OPTOMET'
11:15 in .1t5:-IUYI. t'm» w'ttiic.-~1-.- tot '1lt.- Rib-L
Webb and lllt'Vt'llllt’S>1'.~ to: .\l' l;.1_1 155 Washington St
iitond. who to rat) (’al’il 1111111 .1". tin-
1" clai'n ioolt 1-1111‘}
pom-tltic
siiougest also has
opportunity inaniit'r
.11., Webb has tttkcii 111,» iii: 2.1.1'11'1
‘.1llll Judge John Km; l1_ (wilds-xi iUl’
'ettitsclf and wife and ti 1;. lltllfl'li lll“?'
.ht'v 1111] got some rcitet‘ inasmuch;
as the ownt-rship oi the land on whit-ii
..lf‘ Wchb home lot'ait-tl is in 111 i
1.111', tltt' ‘11'1'bb11 ate 111111.: to figure,
'hct'e Mt llaynioii'l is an
tliorfiy llttt that‘s Mllllt‘ nine ’11: Ho
ho: 11 :'.s I» llLlll‘P out, ’i"111 111111! the
ll‘til’lé'fy.
l>
"1-" 141-1: it
Floral Tributes, ottgtnai 1.1-
lsigns. Casket COVCl'lllgS 0! rate
beauty. Moderate prtus. Prompt
1191-. ‘, service: Telegraph 11i'illtltlniCZl-
()il (‘ompain of New \otlt today ad “on With leading “0“ h in prin-
1 '1111'ed tlit' ptit'o ot totintti pettolt tiiii Opal ‘ities in the Unitul States
OIL GOES UP AGAIN.
Nl‘lii I'URK. " Tilt Slandii‘d
tut export 25 points making cases _ .
10.50 cents per gallon tanks 1?? son“. Norwalk I“); is'
(“its and standard 11lttt1- llI lttlrl't'lw 2 So. Mam St. So. Nor".val‘.1t. Ct.
8,40 rents Phone 364
Infants .1111 Invalids
HORLICK’S
THE ORIGINAL
MALTED MELK
The Food-Drink for all Ages
Rich milk, malted grain , in powder mun.
For iniants, invaii is and growing; children.
Pure nu‘ in ion, upbuilding the whole bcd'y'.
lr '.vi;.;.'cmtr~s musing nlnthYo .1111 Li '
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CAS I OR IA Sell Lighting li'trttt'rs. \ 1
, 1' " . “ mi tt-11l; wtorl' ivt:\'i'11{.
1‘0! mm and Childrrn Gm: Hm '11-'21" 1'lt-atet's . $11 no
.. ' 1.. 'r..i..;.._-.,.....‘
in 053'‘ F6? Over 30 Yam
. “way: bears ’ ’l ‘
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iSet iitiupon
Dec. 6tli
"7,
NAME
ADDRESS
Sentinel
it is new in that the breast of th: bird :5 produced in the natural colors.
Readers
in being able to Secure this set for so little money
The BLUE BIRD is a most‘popuiar design and this forty-two piece set is especially attractive—
Are
indeed
and Six Sentinel Coupons
intimate
This exceptional opportunity comes to Sentinel readers simply through co-opération—The co—oPera‘
tion of the manufacturer, Mr. Gehebe and your home newspaper.
tion insists that only Sentinel readers be favored with this opportunity and consequently it will be
necessary to present. Six Coupons of different dates in addition to the $2.98, to Mr. Gehebe, at his
store. 25 Washington Street, South Norwalk.
Mr. Geheberwill also carry his design in open StOCk 50 that You
may easily replace broken pieqes, or enlarge the set. at any time.
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