‘ Hartman’s a:
4- “My!“ 3‘ w
the home of Misc 6.
Jeans on Inlay avenue. '
Flawed and split wood for sale.
lavas-d. Street & Son.
I!” their hailed: the Post Road into
haw another one on Prospect avenue.
.'.flv H. Cook and family have moved
Ulla springdale law the Provost house
on the Post Road.
I. L Grout and family visited their
brother-ln-law, E. Billiagbum, at Stam-
ford Sunday.
Two of the prettiest species of birds
were resolved by G. i). 'l‘iliey laut week
and are known as the Decoy duck and
lkefitoae crane.
L. Simon. a representative of the
inter-lean Tobacco Company, has re-
turped to his home on Lt-Roy avanue,
after going on an extensive trip
MID-I “a gun, have moved to
”as dust.
flames [raunchy and loudly have.
Med from Fort street to Keyser
Race. 4
‘ ' ll. Holt-aha; has removed
from South ”walk to ‘St. John
”A. S. Carpenter ' and family have
moved from Gregory Ward to Ede
its avenue,
’ ram. “1an or the rum District
lat-Mater weeks in Stamford
Wit m.
,’ A number of lane aro- expoeted in
Wild tbs “chi-am at Music Hall
last Ila-day evening.
.. llra.‘l,‘c. Drake, of 17 St. John
sand. W at.» manners or
fivs- Lunch-etc mum afternoon.-
.‘2‘ mafia. Ci ‘Cataeroo, lira. C. H.
alumna and Ira.- Sidney E. can."
57b spent the day fir-Now York ”uter-
“I 4 r'
. if ammonium of Washington street.
{fins purchased a new {Mom power
ibat, whinlbnwm use for the first
1
‘ than!!! the Philippine islands.
. _ ll. Carrlnzton Klntzinz, rormerlv of
‘Rrooklvn.’ now of Stamford; was a
visitor at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas N. English. Bursitiev Park,
rGlenbrook, Hon. Hr, Klntzina is now
visiting “friends on the on King's
Highway, Noroton.
Winter must be an awful lonesome
' "me for, the people of Darieu. for as
‘41. days grow colder and «barter
lhingn seem to be dull and melancholy.
it does not havo a cheerful greeting for
a ntranger who gets 0! the train as he
walks to the center. it gives one a
home. sweet home. feeling and that is
enough. .
IA prdmlnent grocer or the town stat
“d to the Sentinel ”porter yesterday.
that be had many New York poop?"
stop at the store and risk for as high
as fifty pounds of sugar. But when he
told them flint they could only spare
bbotit '61 pound to a customer, the buwr
remarked; “My heavens. has the sugnr
[enmity roachedberc also?"
i 'one always regardil with admiration
in! room tha' home from which
floats it dervico flag bearing a’ blue
star. It is not unusual to see a flag
with two stars, but a flag with three
a‘hrs ix not seen molten. Mr. and
pitta this coming summer. . ‘
)7" ”Ir. and lira. Clayton Marshall bava
, :fraturnod to their home on South 0--
;ybhn avenue after a visit with relar
" "lies.
r Chg the lines «the stripof unpaved
53,101! in front'oy the store of no».
55m at the Junction of Washington
_ lgékoat'al'muavenno. '- . .
. 1,71 ’sWillialn Jennings of Winfield “teat
tum a’sign on his property
"; which-warns autoists. of a very bad
'2 'eam ahead. Elie sign is attractive-
, ?l lrlotta'rbd'al'ld commands the men-
ilicnry What ant abibltlon in
no window bf his" barber shop a col.
lastlon of- photographs of the barracks
_‘ It“: Torry, which were sent him by
3, Us son: "The pictures attract much
+ «associative. mum,» the fort.
um those east side boys in the
ltaarvloeiwbo were home over Bonds!
tiara Gustave Amundsm, of South Os-
ham ave-us; Albert Johnson. of 'Van
(unarmed, Earl l'dmonds of are
t ‘ Em Boulevard, Walter Jenninen, of
(Winfield m and William ‘qurlng'
l’h if hat avenue who were on from
‘5, (hm, Dovens and Howard Bones of
;. mauve-ct. w member of the.
“Handler's Corps in New York.
.’
.
t. .4
b
a. to» of all who drlva this wsv. . ~ 1
m quarter: and parade grounds.
lira. James (luffm‘v of Noroton have
that bone out at thi’ir home a serVico
flag with tin-p. stars. representing
three of their sons who are in' the
’ , country's service.
rSarveyors for the city are busy get- ‘1
I
' Mimics! or om... ..'.‘.;.,
who has been ill for several weeks
lcbntinuos in a serious condition.
A little daughter arrived Saturday
‘at the home or Mr. and Ira. (larl Berg“
land at Good Hill.
ey street is rerun-ring from spam}
Ayn” illness.
Lawrence Kellogg of Hillcraat av-
ue. is on the int-slid list, allo It“:
Barnes oi the Upper Parish. .
The Noriield improvement Aasock
lion gave a Very successful public
that party in the town hall Thursday
evening. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles ll. Benedict ol
Norfield airoot entertained friends
guest's.
C. N. lllungutoud of the Upper Par
lab, is recovering from injuries sua-
‘tained last uo-ok by being thrown from
a load of cornstalks, which he wall
carting to his barn front the field.
{fit/"cum ’
m‘
Mrs. E. 1.. lilo-own has been visiting
with friends in iii'miltlyn.
Mrs. Elmo-i- ilickn of New Orleans is
visiting with TPlflith‘S in town.
Miss Waller hall purchased a 10!!
Buick touring car from John Karl.
Miss Clalrr- MrKemlry has a position
as designer in a Fifth avenue, New
York house.
A. Stevenson arrived at his home on
Weed street, Saturday, from a business
trip to Washington.
A. V. Barnes oi lmw Tree Farm has
purchased a F‘t‘dornl motor truck of Ede
unl‘d Lawrence, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Gibson of Rall-
roud avenue celebrated their thiffl wed-
ding annivm's‘url Monday. .
Mrs. ll. Merritt and daughter were
the Hilt'Slrl oi Mru. Margaret Merritt of
’i‘almadge Hill hint work.
The unit dance of the "Old lying
Sync" club will be held in Odd Fellowa'.
liull no-xt Tuesday evening.
Mills Ethel Knapp entertained the
'Ctm‘ if he porsibio that
tvlorated in Dario-n? This
gambling ls
lathe ques-
tion that many of the buried people
. are asking themselves today, after hnv. with Mrs.
Magma an article in a certain paper
‘6 the effect that the same was so. This
question wouldbma good one to argue
11‘: ill. but why do so when you have no
Proof about gambling going on. within zones.
4' The now Aid Society of the M. it.
running. Where the writer got no
.ldea that gambling is going on in this
town is a puzzle.
' 'lir. and Mrs. William Ziegler.,ir.-
apt-ht the week-end at their urotou
«comm. Ziegler, who will devote bin
time to army affairs for the duration
i mention ' I who have friends ottho war. and will be in Washlnzton,
D. (Limost of-the limo in connection
with the War Department, baa/decided
to dispose of nearly all his stable of
high-class horses now at his home in
Noroton at public auction on Tuesday.
Nov. 20, in New York.
‘ALAA‘A
w vv w-v-vvv
A
Mr. and lira. Carl Lewis of Brood-
lyn, N. 7., spent the week-end‘wiih
‘Mr. and Mrs. Philip Gerhardt.
Miss Ebenezer Barrett has returned
to Canmndale, after spending a fur
weeks in Brndloylstreet.
fissure have had a hug season this,
‘ W. wills-few storms to prevent their
e’o W League will hold a social.
it the homo of Harry 9. Bryan, this
“and everybody will be wol-
isle.
' ”no Wot “Marlon will hold
‘ a special meeting at the home of Mrs.
‘ : Jana" n: Halal-ran Crockett ant-om
‘ Mariam at 2:45 o'clock.
. 3. flats and/suppers until after the war.
lab to be seen this month.
.—
%.A number of local lodges and our.
1' organisations are giving up band
”immune! leroury is too near the y
. t . .. . . -.
- Mas- Kennel is carting his annualJung mm 'nd’g‘sumfi mamflfl'mmlndded shortly. - -
consignment of Christmas greens to
Pans Ridge. N. Y.
ern P. Pitch and J. Elmer Hull are
,in Bridgeport on their third week of.
lury duty. in the Common PleatCourt.
A surprise party was given Mr. r
Mrs. David S. Colay of iiroad‘streci.
[Friday evening, by friends from this
and near-by towns. ..
Mrs. Charles lliBlanda is unending n
weak in New York.
Mrs. D. Ward llulkley is spending
some time in Bridgeport.
.Mra. John P. Fitch of the Upper Par-
ish i'v entertaining the Afternoon Whist
Club todai.
E. prep. were Sunday dinner-goons oi
Mr. and lira. Adolph D. Hennelskamp
in Wilton.
"A," TMMED FOR TWO V8! 8.!
lion and women sbmld not suffer
from backache. rheumatic pains. mo
Joints» and swollen. sore alumina
W“ Minnesota! easily hsd._.fn1nea
39'". Sanka ‘Gnntar. hilt-n, navy
liars. trouble witsaiuiwy and blad-
'fdsr trouble for two yang/would have
‘to I!!! W moral ' t'illn
' du'lnr'll'
bikini and bad pains nan-shin. kid
”a. disused-«natal kindroi’nv‘edi'
m. and am. Adolph H’o'm, Mins'
Susie Faulkbaben Mr. and MmGoorge
,l'mvw
()wl (‘Iuh lust Tlllll‘ntltly Honing at bar
‘honw on 1.00th avenue.
r The Ni'lKlllltll‘l)’ Sowing Club moi
Maple n'll't'cl, ’l‘ucztduy evening.
. Ticket Ago-n! lrving of the New Sa-
inoun mutation in euloying a vacation. 0.
;H. Carter is acting as age” in his ab
lchurch will hold its annual Christina-.4
vain and isnpporv'l’huruday afternoon; _
,December 6. ' '
f t'nlvin G. Miller, who has been act.
ting as supply sergeant at Camp Dev-
cns, writes that be has been transien-
.vd to the 304th infantry as company
sergeant.
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SAYS- HOT WATER
,vWASHES POISONS‘ ~~
. FROM THE LWER
Everyona should drink. hot water
with phosphate in it.
before breakfast.
To feel as fine as . the proverbial.
fiddle, we must keep the liver washed
:clcnn. almost every morning. to pre-
‘ivcnt it.» sponge-like pores from . clog:
Iblle and poisonous toxins, says a not-
ed physician.
if you catch cold easily, it's your liver
if you wake up with a bad taste, fur-
red tongue. nasty breath or stomach
becomes rancid. it's your liver. Sal-
low skin. muddy complexion, watery
eyes all dcnote liver uncleaulinoss
Your liver in thv most importanthalso
the moat abused and neglected organ.
‘ if the body. Few know its function
Inr how to ruled-lo the dammed-up body
waste, bile and toxins.
resort to violentcalomel. which is a
dangerous, salivating chemical which
can only be used occasionally becaus"
canal before putting more food *into
he stomach.
Milestone phosphate doesnot re
arm the diet like calonol, bananas it
roucsa sat anything afterwards. It
Is inexpensive and. almost tasteless.
and any pharmacist will ‘ncllyoa a
tum his am. We m
five-Hwy?“
mi
Mrs. George F. Sheraton! ot'lfil'aif- . Vt
from Springiii-id,-‘Mass, all weekend ‘
C. S. Raymond on East ‘
if you get. headaches. it’s your liver ,
bloat folksl
it accumulates In the tissues and “l
/
can not salivatn. for it is harmless and
p
.13.
buy it.
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In addition to -'
power, SOCONlelrings
to the motorist the un-
changing . uniformity so
necessary to perfect com-
bastion.
It pays to be . particular
“what goes [into your tank.
Get the best—SOCONY
, Motor Gasoline. The Red,
. 't6 and Blue So-CO-ny
' gn points the way to a
, iable dealer.
5mm on Co. of New York
ALWAYS THE
SAME
. ..;Ev . gallon of NY
' 1' every other. gal-
" Ion, no matter where you
and
Hardware r.
Samuel Tavlin
L. If, ergbt_
B. Herahlleld
Son
0. H. Bus-lbutt
A. Mudne
- :‘v
I‘vn'M
The Sign of a Reliable Dealer
and the World’s Best Gasoline
DEALERS WHO SELL
SOCONY MOTOR GASOLINE
loath Non-walk Narwnlk.
W. R. Austin Beiward a Buttery
B. L. Benedict l. Reliant
Supply Company
Vaast Brothers
E. F. O'Connor
Ricclo Brothers
Louis G. ltohichvud
- East Norwaik (atom-mg Co.
. A. H. Humor Greens Farms, Ct.‘
‘ W. C. Hoe 'l‘. J. Shannnasseyv
Roddy & Ayers
,
cult!
C. K. Hunter
F. E. Lockwood 4'.
Co.
Paul Preusser
(Paddler)
Reynolds mom.
Car Company
A. E. Rowe (Fell
dlerl “
’l‘, B. Wtchlre
s. B. Wilson
1). Luciano
Sauuatucb slam 'r'
Auto
and >
, Motor Car Co. W"; A;
. . , von‘
‘anzurzy-Norwalk Baur 1: Company
' 5°" - P n Spellman
Slivermmoouonvaik .Cot'npany
l. Helffllt. Barton, Conn.
Wilton, Conn. E. 'l‘. Bates “I
_ Wm. 83""‘3 Darlen Garage ;
i R. W. Keelvr St a ti in; Ifotor
Wilton Garage ’ "
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Patrick Infancy
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Weatport. Conn.
Westport Garage
Snug-tuck, Conn. ' ‘
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Harold Northrop carted another
large building. through the streets the
other day, ita destination being near
the freight station. .
While cranking his Ford car. 1". Per-
rera bad the misfortune to break his
bow, on Saturday.
The Poinsettia Club met at the home
of E. B. Lawrence on South avenue,
Saturday gyening ‘nd enjoyment reign!
ed supreme llirrl g the evening boom!
Mrs. naywdnd‘lmrelt and young cool
spent Saturday in New York. The favor:
iiy intend taking apa’rmcnta in New.
York for the winter. :lfr. street is can
taln oi the Ofllcers' Reserve Corps, Q.
bi.. U. S. A.. now at Plattsburg. "
An honor rolr butletli nasbsen erect-.-
ed in the M. E. Sunday school lecture!
mom of the church members who are
onw in. the United States servicel
'There are eight names on the notions?»
‘and several more are expected“ be
lira. Sarah E. Roichcrter, wifeo: W.
:A. Reichcrter, died _at her-homo in;
yl’ound Ridge. Wednesday afternoonfi
aged 59 years. The funded service was. ‘
held at tbe'Pound'lRidge heshytcrlan
church. Sunday, at 2 p. m. interment
iwaa made inv‘ledford. Dr. Hoyt oili-
elated.
l The funeral of George A. Pauley, on
died‘at his home, wellnesday morning.
iNovember H, aged 70 years, was held
hi hi shome Friday at 2 p.‘ in. Dr.
Nelda omclated. interment was in
linkevicw cemetery. The deemed
leaves a wife, three daughters andclonr
sons; also two brothers. p
A gathering of over 150 Demons was
present allthe uupperu given some
jimmy of Minn Lorena 'l‘nylor.‘ Friday
-'nlght for the benefit of that Talmadge
vll‘lill chapel. 1311er were friends 'jn'en-
mm from Port Chester. Damn, Ponun
lRidgs. and this village. if. Bibnw‘v
mica auctionedfiofl the!
thlch
rtsrks the bones. _ ' ,.u
Every man and “woman, trick or
well, should drink each morning be-
fore breakio‘st, a glass of hot water
with a teaspoonful of limestone pbot
phato in it, to Witch from the liver and
bowels the previous day’s indigestible
material, thc poisons, sour bile and
toxins; , thus cleansing, uweetenlax
the kind. _ ‘
"Chaparral—How?" in thrones.
'tlon to bottling-sod at a nesting in
tbs lecture M0! the (loam
church tonilllt’ an. by “emit. ’a
Simms of the Consultant Agricultural
College. PM'fllofiM’ will illuo
irate his lecture with moving picturnsi
. mu pound. which bvvalalsat'foav furnished by the. noun-m at no? ,
vvdemoastraum of now not wane and, forum “Washington. The mafia.
:wlllbo
Wmm‘
~a sadly am was realised. Us l.
Ind immune the entire alimentary "1' "Mr R "I am attraction ot‘
bold aa’ds‘vtha' ananlm of ill} ‘1
The fire department responded to u Minus Edna‘Van Name, and Alice Mil on and the taking of testimony hot/1m
still alarm Friday sitsrnoon. ‘ior a
brush In in the wonds at White Oak
Shade. The are started in some mys
tel-ions way the night before and burn-
ier: lliss‘r Hazel Smallhorn sand "Keep
the Home Fires Burning," and lb:-
msnibars joined in the chorus. Wil-
liam Snailhorn, F. L Comstock, and
ed continually during the night cover. Rev. llr. dichlillan gave brief report;
ed at about 50 acres. The tire evi-
dently was not bad enough to warrant
a call for the fire department until the.
following afternoon. >
The Conquest Bible class of the If.
right and in two m below the el- ing a large area of woodland eatimat- on the Sunday school convention held
in New Haven last Wednesday. Thurs-
day and Friday. ~Refreshments were
served by the young ladies.
FOUR JURORS FOR
8. church hold s business meeting and ~MRS. DESAULLES’ TRIAL
social in the Sunday school room, Fri-
day waning. Over thirty members-
were present. The initial monthly re-
ports were read. Committees were up
pointed by~the chaimanfor various du-
ties. The class voted to contribute to
the church coal, fund and the Y. M. C.
A. War Work fund. After the meeting
the members enjoyed readings by the
l
MlN’mm, N. Y., Nov. 20.~Oniy
four Jurors had been ueizcted for the
trial of lira. Blanca do Smiles for
the murder of her divorced husband.
John L. de‘ Snulles, Yale athlete and
elubman, when the case was resumed
here today. There were indications.
however, that" the ‘other eight men
who are to pass on tbeChilean huir.
ear-guilt or innocence would be choc.
before afternoon recess.
All doubt as to the ground: min:
which the defense will base-int plow
for an acquital Were romeved by Mr.
Ufcrhart's questions to proud-cum
jurors durinj ‘yeutefilay’u opvnfnpz:
session of the trial. "These clearly by
dictated -' that he will endeavor to
prove that early nn.Auguat. ii. llm
date of the shooting, owing to do
Ssulles’ violation of a promise fl; rm
turn her child to her carol tho 'lw
fondant became mentnlly’irrespvmsh
bleand. While in that alum. Cilili‘
mitted the shooting for which. sh» iev
being tried. '
The four jurors chasm )‘l'dll'l'tlii‘V‘
Were all more than 50 years of are,
and the heads of families. John 53.
Bucken. a bookkei-pu- for J. l’. .‘.ln.'< ,
gun and Company. will be ion-mm at!
the JUI'Y- . ..
it is expected the entire week uni
be occupied in hearing the can»,
‘ Try a Sentinel Want Ad.
Are Told .
~ snob your] did not know
untitled sonany
‘ I read about. Lydia K, .
.nthpound htbsmwsp’aperaand doubled to
. dry-laud thithhowlrfonad relief min
i. wpainimdfcdsomobbettcrfllan'lmto. , .
Whenlhoarof any glrlsuflering
IydisE. . '1
helped * whit“ ’
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sordid-laum
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be.
men .
How to. Find
snPam.
Nashua, NJL-“I am musician years oldand
every monthfostwoyearsI-hadsuohpaina'tbatl
would otten'faintand have toieaveschool. 1 had
what to do with myself
tbatrwars of no use.
Pinkham‘s Vegetable
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