NORM ' “"DAMV‘ ‘ ‘
4 “’3" mm’ 91”“ ‘ Henry nations” of Dorian expects,
A" PNW‘“ “’“n‘ "“3““- to speed-his winters more country— -
an A. Allen Illa” .12“ a 10:: In m in h”. he has hnd an -. , . f _ _ ,1 . ,
wh m A“ “i" - 3"" . luternetloaaiO-opipe Heater install- » , » . , , -' " ' ' - ‘
g‘fiLmdkdfiNm-walki ‘ ‘ - ”whammm.a WV?” 1
. ' coon-net. “ V‘lnz — » "‘3” m
. .- etreet ere entertaining Mr. Peter Bland Ian-hum nnewgsrnge m? '17:“ ‘3‘”. alter u. «Mending-I'll.“ 7.; E, i
etrom's brother. Rev. Oacanlnd— on Dr. Robert E. Eater's place. "7". “fly“! Helen. the m3,“ ~ m h“ W * , i . ..
m. of Monroe. met. for e few The mies' Aid Society of the nu. and ("a ' . '1!!! an} .7 " in ‘ . . .
s. tea I. B. chm,‘ which has been The selectmen “a town clerk are w“; mm “W“ .. “ Q ‘ _ 7 .
ltwuextnmelymfltrhztothomtorntnlr,mdecidedtommhnmmwmnmmefl .- ' e“ . " 1‘]
when or the Boost Hogan muti- delay the ego: until Nov. 18 and 19. Monday and Tuesdny of next '9“. It!“ 1 . - . . ‘ . ,
nclubtoeee eaud ncet et- Allthe cinhelectedon 00L! “told-hilter ‘ . ‘- , |., Iflllll‘l’hklli'm » ,
- ed the rally held in Community Lhue now qualified tor once by tak- {fififitgffi‘g’}: ltnhae who have - m w. . ‘ . '
hat, evenlnc. in; the oath. except constableelect been registered to be nude voters. . _. " “w: j ,
’"k i' 3“" a M”? "“3 ‘he W L~ Grout. ‘ , There are about 300 men and women M m _ and wool Cfl m. " ea ers
vtlon of the -millpond dam mm The town'authorities have issued a in this town whose names are on the W m.“ Min cotton ‘
red portion of which is being 111- warning ants-t the illegal practice H13“ who 1“" M; 3“ gm Ind . Mr. M“, m .
i to by the 'l‘. J. Partly construc- of riding bicycles on the sidewalks the“; an“ Wm- “M the test on“. . . a” 1‘ . ~ :31: Ii. “E . .. _ .
company at Bridgeport. in the town's iimits. Several oedes- mn‘m to you, in the November elec- mm. you'll. , T0 operate on Scum NON alk
rd: have been received from “‘3‘“ haVe recen’ly {been ‘r.}$ed‘ tion. Last Saturday. 1“ women “d
Conevari .30 Is en route to, by riders who persisted in this prac- 31 men '2" mode yam
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Carolina. where he is to m k ‘tlce. 3" been made for } ’
mm m. a. a mum" "205] Mr. and Mrs. James A. Trowbridge . fifmmfizhfi at the Noroton J L MW "
urn-noun] Soles company. “‘0 entertaining their daughter and Heights schoolhouse next Thursday 0
u 0-.
(fitment
372 in receipts was made at 1“” hm d' M" "m "'1' w“ P' evening. to which women are calico
"w m .... » mornin- °' Christos-mafia: when mm-
ty '0‘ " 8°“ exp” the use ol—the buiot will be siren-
bore. of the Lndi Al All.
is we; mane 13;:- cndurigciistlfirg Ne“ m“ “m “m" "1°18“! and addresses .m e. deliv§red 3? u wanna. a. noun ”9' . F M CI II
3. a . ' iah Candee oi' orwa . ' . —
' ~ 'u ‘0 over The work on the new stendpipe, étgii‘gszez‘mm to: the. segue, .. I . .
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nry Levine has purchased a lot which the Noroton Water (Pompany Judge John Keating 0! Stamfo . ,
“aim “we come, 0, Em erecting near the Soldiers Home. is "nominal“ “ “a“ of prob“... ma ELECTRIC SHOP
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60 m Street r NW3“
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almost completed and the town will . niece of . ., , ~ _
- ' 1'. Mn:r::t.tr::-:fl: soon have the assurance of greater £g;°;:§um°pmnmnm
"tiled with Town Clerk Herbert security it fire breaks out. because of . ,
Mn. the increased pressure on the mains. —Advertise in the Sentinel. _
o'rge E. Thompson. tanner-1y 0f besides the grenter convenience 1
Norwalk. and now supervisor of
It Is Not Enough mam 3.2.7.12" summit
South District schools in Bristol.
< a. bathing Visitor in Norwalk yes-
iay..nnd while here visited with
1nd: in East Norwalk.
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“’33-: 3.1%. “mi-ind to have the, bowels m... ,It is mm... .3“. :f...“.....‘°“‘$""""“'“ New 1920 Mitchell
_ h gin]; Ch ufiteddbtyh the Filast more impo tto ' . 'eV
sue . . urc an eve ‘ . . . . . ~ '
.. lintendfedhgspefiellg {or Elise rmet:EiT ' kidneys, Skill, and bOWEh toact In ‘ Your I“ m should an M 5° 1” by“: all m MVM“W “ you ‘uue‘ a “238 pa"! for
" A l . I d ’ ~ ' °
7 t3”: {hm .2 {forge $532343? . harmony and against self-parson- ' 819'
.m0 e ' n o . arvi act ‘muy
" chi-15110 arena:I agend the winter; mg' BEECHAMS PILPS a _ _ “”1 NEW MAW
~ New York city. and who have all organs concerned in mm and URING CAR on WTER
, m, M... .mgrgggtnzfizmtrg waste-elimination; th remove causes T0 - la”
'3 arion avenue Who we" summPr- n 1. ey W “livery ‘0 ’m m, w W for
. n the Bracken cottage. Mr. and as we as re leve smptoms I $1275
8, “'illiam H. Raye and family ‘ ‘
9 closed their home at Gregor:
. nt as has Mrs. M. H. Brown. - E ,
‘here are approximately 255 would .. .
voters in the Third district who - ' ' " .'
Ve faiied to appear before the sel- _
man and town clerk for the. pun /anet8nloofnyMnoiamow“fl. _
a of receiving the elector‘s oath. ‘ “g - W
re remain but three days. today. s.'db mm” "Ii-hm"
. nday and next Tuesday. After
g. .t those who have failed to appear
_3~.. 1!; take the oath will be barred from _
"r- tug at the coming election. 'l‘o-
, f'"5 session for the purpose of mak- e y
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LUTHER M. WRIGHT
55 moan AVIT PRO“ 11134 80. NORWALK Q
: voters will be from 9 a. m. until
Victor Weeelyx
(hummus-stares.) .
AWMMWMIe
,nniredandmadetoerdet‘ andnlhnds' ofeheetmet-
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WcflhdAlKhhoflletah.
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,‘ p. m. in the court room at the
am Assembly hall. Monday's session Wam
. i be From the same hours at the
no place. while next Tuesday's ses—
n—the last——will be from 9 a. in.
‘il 10 p. m. in the council chambers oars .
:he city hall. There are 2.204 ap-_
aliens which have not been acted ' * ' "
i as yet and so those people who 1
' to be made this yeai- should ap—
at once and so avoid the rush
t is sure to come on the last day.
li’Ii'ST NOR WALK
h .
_ ty gathering will be;
flit} at the West Norwalk chapel on
. aday evening, November 1st, at.
'sfio'clock. when Mr. Darrow oi the
«eve Extension service will give a
"*"on Fruit Growing.
care “fie orchard; the non.
of insects and diseases: grading
7 packing fruit and co-Operation
» owing and marketing fruit. will
no sub-topics of the talk.
‘ her talks on Poultry. beekeeping
{.3 Home -Economics will follow on
[Unbout the first of each month lol-
thingAdmission will be free and.
interested will be welcome.
Wouldn’t you” like to be perfectly sure that
the kiddies can play 031 the floor without
catching cold? An 2.1!" {i
Intermom -
' ‘ Ohm Heroes ,y
I in Your Home means mncier,mr.dhuper heat: U
in seving fuel—burns anyhownluolu 80 lost beat I the cellar.
Cellar cool ror'itoring fruits and vegetables. No pipes in collar to
take up your mom. Large humidifier keeps the air nlwayn moist
MASONS’ SUPPLIES .
TheN CoanIESupplymw .
i
are
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l -. 9 . .
a, and extra. large feed door. - . _ - . a
4.. R0 WA YT‘ON mm... .m. m... m... m... .0 when... to... m... Water , So. Nanak. Com m
"2 j . - ——-—' or pins. Scientificaliy constructed to insure perfect circulation and ‘ a 4 . I. ' ' . . /
.. 5 quarterly meeting or the itoway- ventilation to protect your heel ; Dustin-cot and gee proot. CO A I AND WOOD " rs”, y‘?\.<\
w. Fr“ Libra” Asmc‘auon w'" he More easily operated than a ovens. is for cleaner, cheaper and ' ‘ ‘V
. -. held at the home of Miss Mary Huck-
> Z'ey..on Monday. Oct. 8. at 3 p. in.
more healthful= No Conger of this beating aye.
tenlreeeinzandeeualncm Canhnln-
‘ tuned in old or “10:0 sun is... Written no;
"antes to heat your or your money -
funded; lnatalleil~ by specialists in looting,
May be boughtqrith a year in which to pay for
it. Bolero placing your order (or a heater .
- sure to call on.“ you’ll be surprised when you
“seethohptereneneorourprlcea.
. Remember the word “internationel” on a
- tor nee-e the lane.- “Starfiag’f another.
it protects the intending purchaser. Over two
hundred in use in your own town. Moat aold
heater in the United States.
Now's the time.
} The Womn's Auxiliary. of M. 8. CI.
rtAeeoc-iation. gave a surprise party in
'izwonor of Mrs. Ardilla Jones. in the
- In Bed RoomFurmture
You’ll Find the Prettiest Suites That Have
*' Been fine in Recent Years influr
. Wen Selecw Stock.
' ~' If you are going to buy now—or sometime
I'm-them ' huh.
M“‘MM , ‘
Earlysm nShom " ’*
laud men some. have Winehester’ '16-
m‘.orflnneeloddnm
one of Mrs. Robert “Williams. 72
5. , 'nter street. last evening. A delight-
5»_’-‘}:fil evening urns spent. Those present
were: Mrs. 1". Jones. Mrs. A. Mott. '
M. Doaen. Mrs. E. Strong. Mrs. A.
.Huflen. lire. ll. Wilkins. Mrs. Robert
(Philemon. Mrs. Cornelius Clemente.
.3. “Mr-n. O. Fenland; Misses M. Crosby.
€11. Perkins. C. Clements. Rosie Rayn-
1cs. Grace Mullen. Mrs. Ardilla. Jones
and son will leave for Norfolk. Va..
Tumsy morning.
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our cause or. r! - . m L m k Rem Shots: and W or “lie- in the futuPE, don’t put 03 coming here DOW
. KIDNEY TROUBLE . Mum.“ Hating “d ‘75,..." cents” Shells. ’ “ll-4. . to look at them. ‘
frets Salts to M Kidney. if lack - '
»~Tei.473-8 “Water-Stew...”
hum or Bladder bothers.
’ I! you must have your meat every
dc. eat it, but flush your kidney;
[with salts occasionally. says a noted ' " ‘ ' i I
’ authority who tells us that meat. . ' «
m uric acid which almost para- ' »
thfldmshtheir clone to ‘ *‘ '7 . " " I
itho-theblood.'l'hqylioeome - , ' l. " * —: 4
am and weaken, then you enter E H -RO E ‘ V
m n dill misery in\the kidney re- 1 . "‘ ' ‘ . I
m shot-p pains in the back or sick ' i
”1" “times" m" “m i. new and tie WA
. , .Vmscoatedandwhenthe WI, ' i ’
that bed you have thou-nth: ' ' h ' ‘ V
- .. 8l'he channels often get sore
um chug... y... .0 mg lawman. Mm mum
. moor-threetimes during the __ _ _- -' ,~
1 him these irritatin ai L
1. he deem the kidneys and ilgushc 3
I. “how ”been at.
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We’remethatifwesellyouthisSuite
.fnow—orhtcrofu—you w’illbeoomeaSTERL—
., Ourcnstomers know ushecsuse of the kind.
of Furniture *we have “thanjfihat’s the
Ef,,best kimfod Icimemtanoe—the lasting kind.
2N0 onecsn undersd!ue—-—orgive you bet- ,
{tel-things for your home.
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