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DON 'NELLY’S
16 So. Main St.
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Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bogardus have
men apartments in «Hazel street.
'1'fie subject at the lnlth‘t‘ek meet
in; of the First Methodist Episcopal
Church this week will be "The Saint-
liness of Sinners Ind the Siniuhiees oi
Saints. ” Saints and ainnem alike an-
invited.
M.
The Epworth loofiue or the First
H. 1-}. Church will hold its monthly so-
cial meeting in the church \i'odnoodoy
evening this week at 8 o'clock. All
leathers ’0! other young profile an
invited to attend.
There trill be initiation tomorrow
' night at the meeting at Banner (Youn-
cii. Dominate at Liberty and eVei-v
member is allied to he present. After
the meeting there will he 11 lunch of
sandwiches. cake and mitt-0.
--~Fancy hand picked apples for
sale. Call at lmin's old rostaurunt.
Tel. 300 or won.»
We have on display a full line oi
the 1919 calendars. They are done up
in neat littlo boxes and make him lit-
the gifts. look over our assortment
of them. lionnelly’s, 113 South Main
“rec-L
An unnixersary high mass for the
late Patticit Powell will be celebrated
‘ in St Jueph 1; Church next Saturday
morning at 7 :30, '
wJEWELRV, WATCHES. CLOCKS
The mo‘at acceptable gifts that you
can main». Charge accounts may be
opened now. Cash Rules only. during
December. Brand's Jewelry Store.
John W. Dearly. C. S. ll. of Leeds.
England. who will give 11 iron. public
loom on Chriltim Science. in no
out Theatre, Fridny evening, Nov.
“011,!!! momborol.’ the board of lec-
£118!le pf the Knitter church the
“at Church of Citrici Scientlfit, in
Bolton. less.
A Danbury young woman who
" drive: an automobile was a participant
«in Norwaik'u celebration Monday at-
ternoon tluough circumstances over
which she had no control. Returning
to Mury by the way of Norwalk
oho hot into the Antoniobile division o!
the parade and once in line had to
stay there as all the side [streets were
blocked and she could not get out of
line until the procession was disband-
ed.——Danbury News.
Coroner J. J. P1181511. was to have
come to Daubury this forenoon to
conduct an inquiry into the deaths of:
the Misses Anna and Nora Mc-
Carthy yesterday morning on the
Sugar Hollow road when the auto-
mobile ln which they Were riding oV-=
. ortnrned and one of the sisters was
, killed outright and the other so badly
injured that die dhd m afterwordsn
Up to 1: 30 o'clock the coroner had
not unpaired and the witnesses who
had boonomnmonod were still await-
ing his mommbury News. I
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the ground 0; desertlon.
has been living in Canton, Pa. Two
*witneaes who lived near the Eastmnns
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Wounded United Status
Soldiers Now Being Treat.
Cd 'in slymim Rm.
struction Building in Bus-
ton
BOSTON. Now. 12r~The dedication
of the B. P. O. Elka‘ Rownntruction
Hospital. the first great hospital to be
built in the United States for. the re
construction of maimed and disfigured
American soldiers and sailors, will he
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‘ held Smut-um utternoon. at 2 o‘clock,
on Parker Hill,
This reconstruction hospital. whirh
in one of a series being erected by the
Elkstmm the fund of $1,000,000, raised
by the. various. indoors throughout the
muniw is Ito‘being occupied. for
more than a dozen wounded soldiers
from the war fields of Emma are now
housed in one of its wards, and scores
more are expected within the next few
weeks
The exercises attending the dedica-
tion will be notable. Secretary of Wax
Baker has been invited. and. if possi«
ble. will accept tho formal presenta-
tion of the hoapitol from the grand ex
altou ruler oi the Ellis, to whom, in
the course of the ceremonies. it Will be
turned over by the H011.Johnl\.'l‘en-
or, (huiiman of the Elks’ War lieliti
Commission Should the Secxeluiy of
.War be unable to gun-e the outta on
with his pieseiite, 11. prominent offltial
ot the W111 llepmtmeut “ill r1 pivsent
him
tlmemoi ilci‘ all and Mayor l’uteis
will b1-p1om1mut among the guests.
Bundmds ot‘ Elks from all lodges in'
the country will attend the ceremony.‘
Grand Exalted Ruler Bruce A. Camp-‘
bell, of East St. Louis. 11]., has called’
many of the giand lodge committees
to meet here at that time.
There uiil be meetings of the judi
ciai-y committee, tmdentials commit-I
teo, committee on state wsociatlonfi
big b1otheis committee anti the com-
mittee on the good of the order.
The istlks’ thr Relief Ctrmmiuuion
which had charge of financing that
achietemont will also be present. Thlsl
includes tht 111111. John K.Ten11r, Char-
lerol. I’LL; Joseph P. annwng New
York city; Jeroxuo l‘. Fisher, James-l
toun,N.i’.; J11mesil.Nicholson.Bos:
ton: Edit aid Righter New Orleans
and Fwd lia1pei Lynchburg,\'11., for-
mer grand exalted ruler.
The otiiu fit of the Elke, who will be
in charge or the dodlcatory exc. mist-s.
are Grand Exalted Ruler Bruce. A.
Campbell, East St. Louis, lll.; Grond
Eatoemed Loading Knight, Hon. Thom-
M 1.. Reilly. Mei-.lden Conn; Grand
Esteemed Royal Knight Oliver K. Cow.
ell.Sunbu1y, Pa. l Gland Eatoemml
Lecturlng Knight Edward. L. Chop
man. Great Bend, Kan; Grand Secre-
tary Fred C. Robinson, Duhuque. lowa: :
Grand Tiouauier i‘hurieu A. White,‘
Chicago. “1.; Grand 'l‘iler Cheater il.‘
Horn. Colorado Springs. Col; Grand
inner Guard ll. W. Brown, Saute Mon»
lCiL. (3111.; Grand Chaplain. the Rev. [)rr.
John Dysurt, Dubuque, iowo: Grand;
Esquire llarry Bocharach, Atlantic
(‘it\, N J., and the members of tho
Brand of Trustees—J. Edward Mantels."
Charleroi, Pm; (loom: D. Locke,fl‘ul-.
no. Olden; l‘atilclt 'i‘. Powers. Jet-soy
(.‘ity, N. J., W. I"..'l)risl1me, Albany, N.
and Charles F. J. McCuo. Cm
b1idge.liiaas.
'l‘ho Elku' Reconstiuction Hospital,
in its mission to rebuild maimed and
crippled soldiers, is equipped with
every device known to modern science.
The lessons learned from the solution
in the French hospitals of the great
scientific problems concerning maimed
soldiers, will be applied hero. The
hospital will be the finest of its chor-
octer in America. ‘
Enjor Frederick J. Cotton, one of the
originators of the idea. of a reconstruc-
tion hospital, in Boston. and one of
the n‘blest orthopedic surgeons in the
country, in in charge of the hospital
for the Government. A well-trained
and especially ediciout stat! has been
assigned to the hospital.
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MRS. EASTMAN GETS DIVORCE.
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Tolls Court She and Husband Find
It Imponible to Agree. .
you know how it is,
Judge. Some people can't agree.
Theyro always fighting." exclaimed
Elizabeth M. Eastman to Judge
1Halnes in the Superior Court, Fri-
day afternoon. whim she applied for
o divorm from iiethert N. Eastman of
New Canaan. Mrs. Eastman could not
give any particulars regarding the
cause of Eastman‘s dosertion in 1913.
éxcept that “there has always fric-
tion." The court granted a decree on N
"Well,
ml main-T UNI-Uncle-»
Kan-n City common lake I“ for
eelub
CHICAGO, Nov 13. ~When major
league baseball to roam the Mo
was of the St. indie National: will
be ulavpd in the American insane
Park unless the) are plated in Kali
sits City. Plni Bali. president of the,
St Louis American Magoo (”lab «said
after a routermce with Ban Johnson
mterdoy. Either plan would permit
the National league club to sell its
pork and realize a fund for mainten-
of the club
Ball said that he had been aporoaoh
ed by Cardinal stockholders seeking
to lease the Brown’s park for games
while the Browns are on the road.
Boil said that he advised the sale of
the club to Kansas City sportsmen.
who are said to be eager to get into
major leagu lum’bull.
DUNDEE OUTBOXES BUCKLEY l
Joe Welling Faili to Apnear at Boston.
War Fund Bout '
BOSTON. Nov. 3.-Johnny Dundee
of New York flout-Ni with Johnnv
Buckley of South Boston in the loo-
ture six round bout of‘the tony-oi:-
round drive for the United War Work
Campaign Fund before the members
of the Armory Athletic Associoiion
‘lust night. 1
Dundee was in excellent form and
found little diiliculty with Buckley. in
tact the go was not quite stiff enough
to plasma the more enthusiastic farm.
but Dundee (id not consider the
rasion one for “lvtting hhnnelt out "c
Joe Welling of Chicano, who was to‘
box in the other feature bout, failed to
appear
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MOO. .DUS, Nov 13 «Fredeiick
Meitzner, a mill worker. killed him-
self by hanging, yesterday. He lived
alone.
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WOMAN’S aunns PROVE FATAL.‘
SHELTON’, Nov.
fifty—tour, died at the Grlflln‘hospital
l3.~l.ena Kozakf
yesterday from the eti'ects ot’ burnu.‘
her clothing having
lighting a stove fire.
dren are left.
Try a Sentinel Want Ad.
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Toothache Unnecessary
Hoppineu u made up of LIT
TL! THINGS, but happiness is
nolittle thing.
no!“ poi-son can be hoppy under
continual pain or discomfort. And
noport ofthebody onugivomoro
tronblo than the TEETH.
TOOTHAOHB IS omens. ,
BABY.
A skillful dentist can really do}
more than any one also to moko
you happy.
[in]. ii. Mallory.
16 80. Main St.
South Norwolk
‘0floe Hoary—9 a. m. to 8 p m.
Sundays by Appointment
ignited while .
Several chll-t
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RAYMOND BRO THERS
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Furniture for Christmas .
A new piece of Furniture is the ideal Christ-
mas present. for it lasts the whole year ’.round We
have hit: and little bits.
137 Washington St.
RAYMOND it SQN
W111 and 3131; so.
Norwalk.
Suits,
and Dresses
THE .
LITTLE SHOP
F. S. [VON
Job Printing
So. Nov-wail!
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ATTORNE‘: AI ‘LAW
Loco Examiner U. S. Pate-stat“...
PATENTS
Send for Booklet on Points
' " "4 Main 5! Bridgeport. m
Furniture, Linoleums,
Rugs, Draperies
TU“, in
style Ind
Also a very lino selection of
BUGS, LINOLBUMB. OAR-
PETS, MATTHIGS and DR”-
You’ll find here a line of
DINING ROOM, BED BOOM
ondILIVlNG ROOM FURNI-
mdesun' bio wood,
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81 Wuhiuton Street.
We like to Celebrate 5'
But. it item a. motor plenum to welcome boclt a. customer
whohoowornlhoolh'dmourmmmfoundthmmt
WE SELL ALI. mine or snore 1011 m. Won-é
SATISFACTORY STOCKINGS 'I‘O~ MATCH.
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lentil" lot-nib. '
A New Stock oi Aprons
There are quantities of dainty and nodal aprons, eithu
round, square or gored, with or without bibs, plain embroid-
cry and loco trimmed.
mung Aprons, gathered orgorod W
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Aprons for the waitress. good
11th
Too Aprons of dotted Bwsill and many dointy Itybl 250—750
Aprons for luncheon mungmdohndngdirhuu 5001371700..
Bungalow Aprons in light parents and block mine.
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$1.254~$2. 00
_ Iom “luau.
Since the separation, Mrs. Enstimtn
in Richmond Hill. N. J., prior to the
’teparation lemembered that the hue:
hand had left his home. They were
inure that he never returned. The
Eastman were married in 1896, and
have two children, one 0! when in:
unwind. The court gave Mrs. Eat-t
noon the cuttody of their minor child. “
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‘ Iannelotte, 1n abright: color-inns. long and short mod-
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Chiropractic is the nonunion at tho
Venue oi the diseasemdthem of
‘ ndjustlng the some. Disease is conned.
; by a Wench. twist or sprain in tho
back. Even it done in childhood. it
creates pinched nerves and min- ini-
11:35.33“ in tho dineiont mint and,
'— Chiropractors remove the com or
(linens and pain. eolth in restored.
through mm the "nerve fine
tom 11: your body. m trunnion
given special attention: also am
‘turo of the spine. You will now»
fomfielpyon. giving tho Chimmctor
Mandolin Treatments’ Given Alon,
. Nitrous TO nun it once".
mount. Nov. 18. ~11 novelty in in
raising of lands for‘wor work will be 1
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