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.Iutydthh “Luann-attests;
“yesterday.
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Miami“ holidays?
inNewYertCity.
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“RIMES.
The Mayflower Hook and Ladder
fl Company will hold a meeting this ev-
' in its quarters on Van last
8 ecials {OM street. 0(Regular- business will be dis
p ,9
' Florence A. and Mary F. Sheperd,
. ‘ ‘ Lot Newtown, who have been the
0 l ys igueats of Mr. and him: John L'Hommo
idieu. of Hawkins avenue, for several
{days, damned today for Plainsfieid.
{New Jersey, where they will visit
All kinds of New Nuts, New friends.
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”an“ hm" cmmu' Tabl'i George Nash has resigned his Dosi-
Raisin. Citron. and all kinds of tioa witht he Strawberry rim Milk
’1‘] cm illsiry. Clarence Bette has accepted
b and V bl“ m 8911011., the position left vacant by Mr. Nash.
, Cauliflower. Tomatoes. cucum.; Mr. and Mrs. Hiram nun, of New
KHaven. have returned home after be
h.“ squ'lh' ing the guest of Mr. and MN. (,‘hiirirr'
Tel. 1519 Your Order. Aiusuorth. oi Cottage street for SW
eral days.
A. HASSAN
36 Van Zant St.
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TROLLEYMEN ELECT OFFICERS.
President F. W. Andrews Serving Hls
Fifth Term In The Office.
Omeors for the ensuing year were
pivoted as follows at Saturday night's
regular monthly meeting of the local
iri-ileyrnan‘s union in Red Men's hall.
in Main street.
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East Norwalk '.
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EAST
: President and delegate to State
‘ ORWAlK limit”. Frederick W. Andrews.
.: Ute-President. liownrd E. Knapp.
iii‘trording secretary. Albert Berg.
'i‘rmiourer, Howard Godfrey.
Conductor. George lliehler.
Wiu'den, William Gregory.
Sentinel, Thomas Harlan.
torresixmdent .to "Motonnan and
'cunriuctor." Sidney Cook.
Financial secretary. Harry Ains—
\‘ri ‘ in
Executive Board. John Dorney.
Boles Hewellyn. Sidney Cook. Harry
Francis Conley, tom" deputthen‘ Ainsu orth Howard E. Knapp. and Al-
l." NO'WWK now living in Danhury, b‘" Berg
, ‘u I. Visitor in East Norwalk. Yester- This ydar‘is term will make MI.
“q- «Uniroyal-i fifth term of service as
president of the local branch of the
trolley men's union.
A“
Harold Bundle. of Van Zani street,
"is a visitor in New York, yester-
In.
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Ir and Mrs. Christopher Shultz
w.-1 f-rnly o! Woodmd avenue, have
moved to the Second District.
flannel Canfield, of East Washing-
Hottest. ins soonroda pogmon “lth Upon the conclusion of the busi-
‘ .Ashoroft Manufacturing My" ness Insulin; the members of the
“m 'organisation enjoyed a big roast pig
; supper. Tire feed was put on in fine
The Third District Commissioners style and included all the “ilxins.”
ill meet this evening in the Electric The annual meeting of the local
in” 0!! BtYView avenue. Routine branch will be held on the first Sui,
"we“ will b0 disposed of. iurdhy evening in January, in the
lodge rooms in lied Men's hall.
A baby daughter was born to Mr.
'aud Mrs. Jacob Linxwilier. Jr..
'3. Thanksgiving noon. Mother and child
are doing well. Mrs. 'Linxweiler was
formerly~Miss Marie Baker of Fair
street. "
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.. 'flrolielping Hand Society of the
-m Christian Church will meet at
to home of Mrs. Ulric on Norman
mun Tuesday evening at 730.
Thooyster schooner. Mary Ella. left
. today for SOsthport. Captain Gaynor‘s
“a rim. Mary E. Cull. sailed for
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Cor-action My recovered
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f ".10mMLlnho this
(WAY! ' .....
.slnsrssnfu- runny years on Ball
Mr I “ \‘
island with: W to learn that
he is improving alter a very serious
The Baptist Char-eh is instant-ca
ihuhribm in tho parsonaga
II. s'sntm sstas
humus-c hm“
sldthsnfisdtlomutl.
Anthony. them,hsnmiron-
DARLEN
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Orlando W. BUIIH‘ 0! Vernon has
remit) bought a new limousine
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iillneas of eight weeks. Mr McNut
ty has been sulering with abscesse
Mrs 'r B \‘l'iioon is erecting a bun- ?" the hm“
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galow on her inland in Gorham's Pond [ 10“ Clea-lay, ‘1 My N- Y., 1‘ Another patch or cement was laid
:—-- spending his my Vim & “5 mm“, “'0‘,” the ”on”. "=15
Frederick “ebb of Long Neel Point m m- in Rowaytna avenua, in the Utility
road. Noroton, was s visitor in Dar-ion: at the Methodist E
.. ‘ pisoopal Church.
a i .
Friday. . We” filmed m 5““ J9“ vibes will 'he started this week on
0’ (.rockott street. “‘9 been the we“ aide oi the street, and it is
‘nlus.
Charlie Hog; of Sound Beach is now Win in “35“" probable that then the east side will
be 0900011 to traffic. Some delay wa-
employed in Walter Stewart dc Co. 's’
grocery. 3 Mr and Mrs. Ben Mussel! and son “Tum-0d by the head of the 8"“
Department refusing to accept a por-
ism Thanksgiving Day with r'eia-
Mrs. Sands Seller-k entertained her m“ ‘1‘ ”WHY“
patients, in. and Mrs. Sivori Seneca ori """"""
Scotis Corners, recently. i Mrs. John Sliffln, oi Wool Sirei
‘avenue. spout Sunday with Mrs. Wil-
The monthly meeting oi the recently Hm 8am. 0! Rye.
taken up and relaid.
ELUSIVE OLlVER CON-
FESSES TO CHICAGO PO-
orgsnised Moihers' Club will meet ’ LICE
Monday evening. at the Methodist H F ”uh UN 131-er 0‘ T015390“- . __ ._
Church. have returned to than winter resi
(“Outlined from First Page.)
w...» dance in New York.
William Davis. who has been oin-
pioyed by Giorgi A. Veiie during the
summer, is now in the service of J. W. Thonksdvlng lhy with Goofs. 1"
Roiby & Son. Cndllns. of New Yeti.
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Mrs. E. S. Auchincloss has added a, h
largo Mark truck to tilt equipment of so. Franklin “rm Thanksaiviaa “m" t e w“ it strengthened
K,- Mr on in. Se d,ofBr roam"
iwaydin i-‘arni l‘. G. Eexton is super au W ‘ 1' war 0" he more than 60"
inieodent. ”ll 9 War: has been living in i'hicago als'
.._. _ u i ._.. .Inoiiihs with A woman known as Mrs.
Mr. r Reed um lda noroihy Was. in whonr he says
Miss Laura thrt' returned to lit-rI and Mrs John ll.
home last Honing .tflt’r 5991mm; 5 daughter hau- returned home after a
tame oi the publicity given the suit,
It and Mrs. (leorxo Cudlipp Weill detided it would be dangerous for him
io remain in New \ork.
”Mr Osborne and I look strikingly
alike. although he is a much older
risen," Wax said. ‘ln tact. i put on
i am 36. Mr. Osborne must
few days with iltl‘ Billlt’l', Miss Louisi- “"00 WW“ \lfiil Wllh TOil'iH‘S 1"
Moore, 0] New York City. Brewster, N. Y.
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Mrs. .lezsit-ii Mussunovich, a former.! Mina Hertha (Zr-ant ll“ WHWJ 11""
resident of ‘Old King’s Highway now “u" at "‘0 Cromt 5 KM” list (‘0...
living in Westport. has returned to her m N°"‘u" “u" a Myer“
f . . months‘ vacation.
home a ter visiting friends in town. i wingspan Adoption of "Neutrone
Spencer Warren Simeon, son of Russell 1" Oladwis. M “mam” P ipthn PM. Big CM“
On Rheumatism
The (' russde aiminsi rheumatism in
this nation has had its efli’t't.
The astonishing results of Neo-
trone Prescription 99" whith has been
so widely recommended seems beyond'
‘helief to the many relieved sufferers.
iprattirally \ery lane has been ('th
or benefitied.
“Neutrone. Prescription 99" is the
long looked for Messing and has
sprung into almost instant popularity.
actual results verify this
"Neutrons Prescription 99" is dif-
ferent from anything else in that it
690.1. salmon of Brookside DH"; has had a force of men at work on.
Greenwich. “ill? a visitor at the horns u“ m” 0' u” 3°” MW'W “'
oi friends on the Old Kings Highway ““3"" “0““
atNonotou Friday. i i
I Robert 1". Saint and family. of
Charles Maconiber has sold his pim’ mm” “m “3" mm" from
in “"tdl Norw,alk and will vacate iii 3‘” “09““ N" “’"h "m 'l‘"
about the first of the year He is pian- spent Thanhsslriax.
ning to build it new home. for his i'snr --
Iiy on the Post road in Barton. T Friends of Mr" Robe" Win“ ."
. l
pleased to know that she is able to
'slt up a iiiil each try and expects to
cum Fisher. tire "year-old» ”u be home in ushol‘i idhilo l
of Geor' ‘0 Fisher of Linden avenue 9. -« *-
Noi’oton Heights, is recovering nicely u“.
at the Stumiord Hospital. from the “Ta a”??? “mess-thud “tiiaims at the elimination of Rhesus-
” 0 “'0‘ 01mm as a constitutional disease of the
the Rownyton \l R Ohurch M ii ho.b blood
compound lructun or the leg received
when a h e ‘ '
”a no on“ “g to Richard held at the home of Mrs. Eugen Cosh
run. Tuesday evening.
We earnestly recommend "Neu-
Irono Prescription 99” to all sufferers
from Rheumatinm, Gout or Mmhsxo
Do not Tall to test this now famous
prescription .
Dugdulc. the grwur. for whom the boy
was delivering goods. kicked, him two
weeks ago.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Leach and
;sons Henry and Oliver returned to
Mrs. _.H H. Scoley's Broad Hall kill my" ,m.fd.y' after a visit
is being moved back from the Boom: with Captain and Mrs liickson W.
Post Road to about midway on theica, Rowayton avenues
property hetwenn the Old King‘s
Highwnyund the Post Road. This
m
or ”.00 bottle and say goodbye u-otr
hie. Mail orders filled on two sire.—
Cllfford Pharmacy 1qu leading drun-
iglst's everywhere.
Advertise in The sentinel.
tion of the work. and it had to be
Mr. and Mn. a n. (level-Icy no.1!!- sums and his wile hushed at,
the resent .
Go to your druggisi and get n 50;:
some time.
minty...
...SaleofCoatsf..
One hundred coats to. go on
sale this evening at 1-3 oil
the regular price
$10 Coats $5.95—
25 Smart Looking Coats regu-
lar" Price' $10, on sale this
evening $5.95
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l . Charge Accounts Opened
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Steam Dying & Cleaning Co.
Fourerly km'wn as Iridgsport Steam Dyeing 0. Cleaning Co.
Silk Drones, Glow», Monk‘s and Lace Curtain Cleaned.
H. LYNGE, Prop.
v'
249 State Street —BRIDGEPORT—-
.-_L. - _ 4L,” «”5: -1. .. .--- ,___. _
he is legally uedded. A part of last
.summer he spent in Wsusau. Wit, CHRISTMAS
as Dr. Francis E. Burke. Until a few REMITTANCES
days ago. he was employed here as th
ihead night porter in a downtown de- t° ¢
partinent store. Mrs. Wax asserted OLD COUNTRY
lihat she had knoun her husband only WHITE STAR '
a little more. than a year and that they
were married a year ago hat declined‘
to any w.herc 1
Wu is nearly tailored and he isj
said to speak French. German ltaiiani
[and scans-h. lie talked freely of his
connection with the Osbome case, hutl
of little else except his record as’
| owterrnaster sergeant in the Twenty .
relwh United States intsutry.
The police say that he had served
two penitentiary sentences. one at San
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CUNARD LINE BRA? 1‘3
l.il.l.aytanil’cs..lh¢. :
i
iQuentin. Cal, and one at Salem. Ore, K
from for swhdlhd $3.1: is .1. Saturday pfiECS
ties autumn-a oawoririu
women. and that by promises or mar- Home-made Sausage . .. ”E
Wriase he obtained possession at their! Fm Haul
small savings and disappeared
Was said he Wild waive extradi-
..uoo...trnisu,-.af0’
Fresh Shoulders...'....v;..18q
Pigs’Knucklos.............‘rac.
Side Pork; fresh or corned . . 18c
nan
“Now that in: caught.
clear the name of a reputable citizen.
lwsnitoi
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ant ortes vo pur-
suing Wax ever since the trial of the Genuine Spring L933 °f Lamb
salt, it was learned today. The trial sac
lad into 21 states, into South Africa.
into South America, Great Britain.
.Cannda and backtothe United sum. Veal from me up.
. When detectives entered the Wax ~ __________ . t6c u
apartment they found the trunksi Pot Roast P.
poked and everything in readinemi Corned Fflf from .. . . . . o 10C upf
"3" ”0"“ W“ l“ ‘3 “Milo hfii’gm‘m Sugar Cured Hams . . .. .. .. . 24d
h in at vii N
m. we on" e to, Picniks....................11c
Roasting Chickens . . .. .. . . . 28:
Everything in Fine Groceries
and Fresh Vegetables. ‘
LambStewW...” rs r-sc
an —Mommntawos
some sows In 'rrtts 0th
amp SPEND: Au. Monmrt'c.
ILL POOL HER‘ri-Ii“ .2 TIME!
Ylfi BIRDIKJ'LL.
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wa in. TM l‘l‘
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