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Choir nhearsci was held last eve-
ning at Christ church despite
dorm.
The I. M. C. C. will hold its usual
. meeting at Community hall next Mon-
“! emlnr.
no Decontion committee of the
War Hook & Ladder company
will hold aspecini meeting at the
anode: tomorrow morning. '
—-Vo¢o for Barton for Mayor;
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Kornberg of Troop No. 6. B. S. A.
hold their usual meeting last evening,
In Marvin school. Community hall be- >
Ing used for the E. N. I. A. Bazaar.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Raymond, or
East avenue. and Mr. and Mrs.
George Everson. of South Norwalk.
spent 'Thursday at Lake M'ahopac.
New York. and had it shore dinner at
llr. Eversons cottage.
—Vote for Barton for Mayor.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Kenneth Day.
and Mr..and Mrs. Frank F. Day. of 8
Betta place. motored to Bristol. today
In celebrate the former's first wed-
ulfig anniversary. There will be u re-
unlon of all the friends that were
present at their wedding.
—-—Votc for Robert G. Mitchell for
tax comctor. ‘
The annual meeting of the East
Norwalk Imprmrmcnt association
will be held at (‘ommunity hall on
Tutsday afternoon. October 41h. The
election of otlicers for the coming
year will be the chief itwn of business
and the annual reports will also be.
received.
Tomorrow evening at Christ church
the Rev. It. A. St-ilhamvr, rector of
SL I‘aul's Episcopal church. Paw-
lucket. R. 1., will have charge of the
~ services. and will address the congre-
gation on the subject of the recent
Episcopal conference held in Christ
Church Cathedral.. Hartford.
Lightning. during: the storm yester-
day afternoon did damage to a. house
on Norman avenue. Marvin beach.
when a bolt set ,' the bricks flying.
the
.n... .w. an:
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Rowayton is going to have the dis
tinction of being represented in the
next Board of Councilmen by the
youngest member of that body. Jos
eph R. Taylor. Republican nominee
for Councilman. is sure of election al-
though hi- opponent. Alexander Mor-
ton. the democratic candidate .ll'
Councilman. is a. popular man and a.
good citizen. In this Gibralter of Re-
publicanism. it is only a. matter of the
size of the majority Mr. Taylor will.
receive. The Republican candidate
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JOSEPH R. TAYLOR.
was no n in Danimry and removed to
Norwal fourteen years ago. He. is
employed by the Vacuum Oil Com-
pany of New York City. No man is
better, acquainted with the affairs of
the city. He is a mcmbl r of Old “'9”
Lodge. .\'0. 108. F. .S; A. M.. Butler
Chapter. R. A. M.. is a member of the
High Twelve Club of New York. and
is a charter member of Monker Grot-
to. Mr. Taylor is a genial young man
andbvhis host of friends are hustling
to give him the largest majority cvcr
given a candidate in the Fifth Ward.
Mrs. John Hoyt ofWest Side ave-
H‘Eo MayflOwer Hook & Ladder comullue is making several] improvements
pony was summoned. but there was
no damage. The wood of the r661
m slightly scorched and was sm’oul-
‘dering in one place.
-—Vote for Barton for Mayor.
Considerable interest is being taken.
In the election especially in the Third
ward in the matter of councilman.
Gilbert E. Bogart. the Democratic
nominee is well known here and is
expected to‘ milkt' a good run.
'J‘hird ward, however. being nomin-
% oily Republican. and Mr. Bogart’s op-
ponent. George E. Ingham. Doing well
and favorably known. Mr. Bogart has
a. big fight ahead. There is a. strong
Republican tendency in East Nor-
wuk. and this has always been con-
ceded by the Democratic party.
Incham has the support of nearly
everyone in East. Norwalk and it is
The ‘
Mr. 1
about her home.
Mr. anti Mrs. -William
have taken possession of their
home on Rowayton avenue.
new
—\'otc for Barton for Mayor.
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‘ Many of the local folks are planning:
to nth-nil the Hamburg: Fair. Small
parties are being arranged.
Samuel Mott. one of the. local oys-
termen is Spcmlinr: the week-cud with
his wife and family «iii Logan street.
Miss 1.411;: Kline-‘c-ncr will lu- lll'.‘
guest of .‘rir. and Mrs. Newman nvxt
Week in tln-ir new home in Stumofl'd.
l'aptzllu Judson \V‘illiamaon is
s-pmulinq ilw wcelt-olul at hunm lilt‘W‘
:l rill'Ti't awful \vevl; in llrillgvrlorf. li‘rnln
expected that his majority over his ‘1” ”pm.“ “‘0 “-0“: is “f unusual
opponent will be quite large. ‘U'l‘c-
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-—Vote for Robert C. Mitchell for. M" "' “”"‘°"“" “'“° "mm" 5"”
tax collector.
Although the final reports have not
been received its yet. it is understood
.111”. the annual bazaar of the East
florwnll: Improvement association,
Which came to :1 close last evening.
was a huge success, financially and
newly. During the three evenings
the bazaar has been held it is estim-
tted that about 1,500 people attended.
It. was announced that the feature of
I“ night’s meeting would be an nuc-
tion or unsold articles, but income of
She fact that those who attended were
no generous in their purchases. all
tho: rmained , for sale was a. cake.
Which E. E. Gorham placed up at.
auction. This brought a. high price.
however. The” l'l ports of the commit-
tee in charge of the bazaar. together
with all oub-éfimmlttees will be pres-
outed it the meeting of the Associa-
tion to be. held next Tuesday after—
noon. The Community orchestra last
evening. as on the two previous ovn—'
Han played for the dancing.
mulled excellent music.
ing was enjoyed last evening by the
young people especially. It was de-
cided that the decorations in the hall
and the booths would be allowed to
and
remain for the use. of the members of]
the Mayflower Hook & Ladder com-
pany at their fair to be held from the'
Ith to the 17th of this "month.
--Voto for Barton for Mayor.
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SUCC’ESSI’I’D CONCPZR’I‘.
, . The store of the A. J. Collins Com-
Tllc dnnc-'
Ellls properly on Raymond street. has
;rented the cottage of Mrs. AYyn “‘il-
llnrns on \Vest Side avenue.
'l'lu- Aime Jean. a yacht that lulu
caused much comment «luring lln
part (l1 rev months ll-tt hm n re-
cently. The boat will probably in
l-lacni on ways for the wintr r months. :
' “fuller Higgins of Vi'cst Side aw.
nue is enjoying a vacation. The sort-
.iccs of assistant to the baggage agent
has hcen disposed of therefore Mr.
{Higgins is having a long nr‘edcrl rest.
. ——_.
l The residents of the community
‘lltl\:‘ sllt‘l'c-rz‘zl mlll‘ll IV. “‘1‘ (li'lilV in the
.tv-ullcy service the past few days. This
fis llllt' to the fact that the contractors
lliiVl‘ commenced :rwm-k on McKinl-gv
slrerl with the laying of concrrtr for
{this thorough fare.
-—\’oie for Barton for Minor.
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4
. llovvuyton Baptist church. l-‘rank .\'.
,(‘lark. pastor. Morning scnicc. loan
'u m. Evening service. 7:30 (y‘rlnck.
j'l‘he Lorcl Supper will he oluwnwl .‘tl
'tlxc CNS? of the morning scrilm.‘
illil-lc school at noon. and llu- 4’h;l>~
stinn Endeavor meeting: at T p. lll.
Perhaps after Mond:.y the
plush"?
administration \ull p958 nut or .‘xist-
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once and then (frm‘kil {rm-l, uhh hl
has been so sadly nl'fll"(‘l"ll “ill rm}
cicvc some attunlion. Nut lwn: :zgo‘
friends riding: lhrrmch lln- iill‘vzc- I
n» ,
marked that the road was xomvlhimzl
like that of [town l‘oinl “all: r t‘oart-l
er.
puny W88 crowdt‘d to capacity Inst ___
.ming. being the occasion of their iowaytovl Mullmdi-l .. A. '
third Vidtrola. Concert. Full two hun- phurrh ”Wm... “H (n (”will IIC':
fired and fifty people were present. mink...“ gun'dm. 5.0M..." (.07.?! l
A. rare treat was furnished the larce at H.410, T)... ”thin-slainilll‘llr-“ri If“)!
and enthusiastic audience by the ap- (.4 h} ,l ,. “,,,"'"”'_i0“ V”. T l f,’.‘;;'
”trance of Dir. Frnnk .‘viullare who Spsxmn ,.r H” Sum)..\~‘<.~lk1..(.1”‘ f” . 1'
rendered several selections: also the V0,“. at ll;:’-n ” m» ' H “'n’
Vladiey Trio. Barlow. ‘Bunks and gunng ”1...“... {mu}, .. . ‘
(Icy. who delighted the audience with Sl'rnnn' ill . m“. T-T',,.’:‘.”: m 3 V?“
‘nwral numbers. }l0l\' KPH?" - v.1. l-rl 0! int.
That the concert was enjoyed by all Th.- n,’ I mu, m. ”I" ”arr , ..
present Was very evident by the up— Will l... 1,,” '1‘ llw- . ‘ mm" "'11:"!
phrase. not only to the artists flint. up- Liar 1‘. :- ..,l ' ‘ PMSUH’HIO' Lon-
pcnred in person. but Also to the! T]... up...“~:,',,“\'“_'_,.Wu .
record selections. 'l‘lwrmlq- 1‘ h.“ .H a will he .held
The program used as follows: 4 . I .l '1. ‘ "n " m' ”Wm-mm"
(“Wm (WM 'lu- lntcrcessor."
Intmduction~Carmen—-Pr4-lurlv m
.,. Act l—uPhiiadelphia. Orchestra nix-.1. ’
Nancy Lee. Clarence \Vhin-hill hlnl’l,
“a
——"!‘l,‘.:lrl-:4 don‘t lift". but liars dO
fl,‘"ll‘i. llvnr \l' ' ‘ ' 1
Old Folk A -. j, . .. . .uor llonOHLn answer ' '
ilt 87514. 3 t Hon“. l”"‘ /"-”“-‘l' lht‘ “Mathematician” from the tall- The Ilomer 18 the IargeSt plpc-
0n Wings or Song. ll. m n; 54.3w 3??“ of the 7‘“ka Wall St. Tonlcht less furnace company in ”this
fasnj? Song. .‘flmr. and Lullm lllrnierl .3 I ‘ 333'ng Striglee? 21:1 haul on d
7.7;. ‘ _______________,_._ . .. ' a now imitate
Eye-kflmns' Wank )lullanu. Vote for Barton for Mayor. by over 100 furnace makers. Wily
l‘r0\'alow---lin‘rlc 'l‘o Uur Moun-
tains. Schmne nn- i (rink-t
in Toruso 39060.
lift? and Spurs. Sous:
wanna-I.—
‘ L‘s Band 18604. It' you are subjrct to biuousuess.
agggnhmbnadow Song. Gulligculféj,jgal. bloating, sick headache. sour
.. . .. stomach or other m: that. result
He ' ' ‘ V ‘
850790." Bow d Down. v. errenrnth from indigestion and motivation, l
Drink To Me Only \Vith ”Thule;
,Eyes. Fionzaley Quartet 64874.
_ . Bigoiotto Quarete -- Gall-Curoi?
‘ ri-Chruso-lmLuca 95100.
tiors~ -Hzlrmony Trio—~Barlow-
. .y_ '
' gong. McCormack _’3r4,2_6&_
, you can get relief with Foley Cathar-
tio Tablets. They are
-’ wholesome
prompt. sure
giving or pain. .1. 1“
ltEADY TO W IOU
. *wrr‘tenuine.
Meme . U383 afford:-
and salts ,t'eliol without-
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1. 7 ucaavillc; _ Q...
\ York city are moving into the B. B.
St. Luke's church Noroion. Rev.
H. M. Dumbell, rector. Holy'Com-
' munion 8:30 a. m. Morning service
and sermon 10:30 a. m. Evening
service and sermon 7:30 p. m. Sun-
day school 9:30 a. m.
Presbyterian church. Post Road
and Noroton ave-nun The Rev. “'1!—
Thompson ,
act fine. This famous salts is Illlllll'
from the acid or grain-n and lemon
fjuil-v. (‘nn‘llinml “'llll llil‘lil. and lms
[vent llllllnrM'Hil'r drink.
not. ‘huy'the best it it cosits no
more. All you have to dd‘is give :
your order, and build the“ fire. _’ .
‘you- and explain if youwifl
or I , . ~. L
‘ Hamilton Maury. of Noroton. inflat-
endlng Taft School in Water-town.
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Mrs. Andrew Show who has been
ill at her home. is convalescing.
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Muster James Littlelms been en—
rolled as a student at the Staunton
Military Academy.
Charles Carlson; and family have
moved from Brookside avenue to
Bailey avenue. ,—‘
Miss E. Milling who has also. been
spending the summer at Pratts In-
nnd has returned to her city residence
in New York.
Robert E. Denpike and family who
have, been occupying their summer
home. on Pratt's Island have-returned
'50 New York city.‘
Mrs. George C. Beach. who has been
spending the past two weeks in Not-
wulk is expected to return home early
next week.
Mr. and Mrs. S \Vingert of New
Holrnes' house, of Prospect avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Ilnrdy. who are visit-
ing friends in New York State. are ex-
pected to return today.
liam Sinclair. pastor. Sunday school
at 10:30 o'cloek u. m. Morning wor-
ship it a. in. Miss Margaret Crofnot
will conduct. the Christian Endeavor
at S p. m. t
p—-_._.
Noroton Heights proved to he more
than lively a few nights ago. dale to a.
disturbance made when i-‘rnnk
(lerson. of Stamford. who came to
make a friendly mil on Charles Mor-
ris of the. Ashton Block. tore about
the building shouting: and uttering
loud threats. The Darien Constabu-
lary was called and soon brought
about a peaceful settlement.
"Much disturhancwhgs been caused
the past few nights":ilvoht Norolon
Heights. Several young lads haw
found (‘Ollh‘ltll‘l'llllle enjoyment in wil-
fully destroying properly. The youths
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A recont and interesting photograph
otMohmed VI, sultan of Turkey. head
of the Constantinonle governth and
rival for the control at Asia Minor
0f Musmpha Kemal Pasha. the head
0‘ the Alison notionsilot government.
In our store you will find poo»
Illefot exacting taste and dis-
crimination drinking their pure
.And refreshing soda in a
Variety . at popular! fla vors.
Dehcmusly-"lchmg
when one is thE‘styMt is satis-
fying, Ind thirst‘ appeasing.
Only: the highest grade of
French .ond American ice
Cream on the purest of fruit
syrups used in our soda. Brick
recently broke it sky light in n
hull-ling near the Nuroton Heights
railroad station. [witml wisscrs by ‘
with stones, and hurled stones through L
shop windows. The local constabul-I
l
ary llmv luwn informed of this out»
ruinous tiistlll’luncc and are making;
l-vvl‘y effort to locate thl‘
homllums. {
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Advertise in the Sentinel for the
bzst results.
.‘U‘IJT CAIN)? OI”
KIDNEY TROI'IIIJ'Z‘
Take Kalb in flu~li Kill-Ion if Btu-L
l, llurt~ or lilmlclcr
bothers
If you must ‘.>:\‘.. \mlr mort rvr-ry
«lay. vat it. but ilush your kidneys
with salts: accustom-fix. says a. nutml
nuihoriu \sho trliH us thal meat
forms uric acid which :llrnost paralyz-
cs the killunys in thc» :- it'foris to r-\'-
-pol it from the blood, They become
sluggish am! “woken. then you suffu-
\Vllll u «lull Iniscry in the kidnoy l‘t'»
trio". sharp Nilll~ in tho- luck or sick
headache, dizziness. \mzr stunmrl.
Hours. tongue is l-(mtrl and when the
\nntlwr is had um ii. an l‘ll<‘lllli.’i'll'
:i\\inm~s. 'l‘lw lllllll- in H cloudy. lull
'ni‘ .Si’flllll'lli. the clzawm'la ol‘tun art
sore and irritair-vi. nllllginl: )0” to
m-rk relief two or lllll‘t' tunes during
the night.
To nI-utrnlizv the-ac irritating: mills.
l. 't'll‘flllsv ilu- killm-xs Hush
wa lmd:.':< lll'lHOllS pvt (our
nunrrs Ul .lmi Sn‘ls any Muir.
mncy here; take a millwspoonful in a]
l
5
null
unsiv
0.1"
,l‘flill
alas; ml water in fun- llrvakfasl for .l
fl-w divs anoll your kulm-ys will tlwn
luvn used for gem-rations to flush and
stimu'atl- sluggish kidneys. alto if)
m-utralizv tlw acids in urhw. so it no
lumur irritates. thus ending llladdvr
\xvakm ss:
.lmi Salts is inexpensive: cannot in-
jure. null makrs :1 delightful - ffcrvrs‘
DON’T WAIT FOR
COLD WEATHER
lee cream totako home.
Full Line of High Grade
' Gunilla
Golden’s
, Confection cry
Mahnckemo Block. So. moi-wok
Automobile Washing, Polo
_ ishing, Simonizing
by experienced men
Satisfaction Guarontoed
Norwalk Wash Stand
GEORGE OLMSTBAD
Rear Mahackemo Hotel
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THE 1
COCHRAN’SCHOOL
178 East Avenue, Notwnlk
A Country Day School
for Boys
Fall Term Begins Vellum.
September 28, 1m
Applications for the enroll-
ment of day pupils and board-
ing pupils are now being
received.
can dmflzct
grin mm
lama-R, lie. ~
{Gather Up the Pieces
N matter how bully broken your
lensgs may be from that accident. we.
the pieces and
duplicate without the
Optomtrhts cad 9959“,!”
antistatic so. Stamford
Automobile Paint' ing and Trim-
ming-Bodiexfl—Repahs ,
High Class Work Our Specialty
J. PREMRU SONS
6 5:3le Ave. East Norwallf
Prion; 300.14
‘ Costello
Men’s Shop
A Complete line of fur-
nishin'gs and hats
21 North Main’ Street
OLD CARS
Sell You Old Gar: to the
Bridgeport Auto Wreck-
ins
Between Oak and Center St, .
Bridgeport, Conn.
Phone Barnum 5586-2
Second-hand parts and tires to
fit. any make of car
Thmhmb-‘aoaymfoc i
ruler-ting a single oer-tolled, bu-
undeniably, lootin- whom.
“fathom- Contin‘ior our-lo... 3
(mile
using“
FLOOR .E AMEL
hym’ -drluovenug‘ ht 'lh ,
. touch. bio ‘10.!!!“ ccn'lw
"”5“ My Without lacing
in latte. Eight hand-one com
.m nus. OWE: a
W m 50.1004 I.
own", &”flh :‘ana‘
Due to the many inquiries it
has definitely been decided to l
start a kindergarten to: young
boys and giflv— Enrollment
should be made at once to in-
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=‘ Value Fifteen ,Ooihrs . . ’ l
' Sale Pn'ce:$7‘.98> 'f “
A full line of Onyx and Gordonlfiosiew for men and noun." ‘
' Priced lower than elsewhere
33 So. Man-8t... 80.1llorwalk Established 1902 ‘ l
' QHOP AT THE STOHE OF INDIVIDUALITY.
Boston Maid House Dresses
A fall line of House Dresses in new and most attractive a. 11.}.
Light and medium colors in plaid and striped gingerly]...
and light striped percales. Straight, belted and
sash models
. Nurses Uniforms in white, and blue and while aim...
J. I. ,Mallette
88 Washington Street
South Norwalét
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Ballet Slippers l
For Children, Misses and Growing Girl;
These. 80ft, flexible Slippers float you through llluxy t'._ .3.
Priced $1.75 and $2.00
STORE CLOSES DAlLY AT 6 P. M.
A Milton Elwoo‘;
FORMERLY ELWOOD & GLOVE?
122 Washington Street South Normal}:
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1310 North Avenue g
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Hershfield Mote.
Transportation Co.
Daily Service Between New York as; Nome
LONG DISTANCE TRFCKING
Trucks at Your Service for All Kinds of Tuna
Ten Wmttfiion; Padded Van: for Furniture Wort. "
Main Office, 26 Concord St. So. Norwaik. man: 2:. .
New Yak omen, 201 West 20th., Phone Chelsea, 80.9
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PALACE BOOTERY.
PALACE THEATRE BUILDING
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THE NEW MOCCASIN
,. lht’ :‘t‘afillll
1 .. v latest pump 0. _
The H r, ”my... l'nf‘k1(n": Goodyear \‘i‘eit,
Potent (‘olr l’nmp til-uh 1hr e 1111111 ._ .................. $7.95
5019:“ rui‘lg‘; Elli: center or side buckle-5, GOOdyear \veltse 4S
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Patesoles, low heels ..........
ALWAYS SOMETHING NEW
- Lower now than a year ago. Best grades, in
COAL in all sizes at
THE NORWALK COAL & SUPPLY CO.
DEALERS IN MASON’S MATERIALS
108 Water Street South Norwaik
COAL
PHONE 113 FOR
’ South Nor-walk.
sure accommodation. .
omen hours 9 to 12 (181133
Afternoons . and Evening! 5!
, Appointment
W. T. Cd'clu'an
Head we:
nos: 24;, 1'0an
A. representative will call .
WT ;'
LEARN
THE RULES
and how to
USE
THE RULES
fiwm-a—h..~r~x&n A‘ ‘ {
practically all figures are— susceptible to definite improve-
‘sct sold. Inithis our mauysamfled .mms»mtcn you how
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CORSET
Tolls‘elect the pmper corset, to fit it scientifically; to km):
all the little niceties of adjustment that produces the best (3)1
feats, these are the qualificatimis that characterize expel
comet fitting. 4‘
Add to this the advantage of _ being able to select frm
complete assortments of the best corset makes, and you hax .
a mental picture of the type of service given m cur Corsvt
Department. '
'Years'of experience in fitting corsets have proved that
£492 '
armaammW-W
. ment‘when scientifically fitted with the right corset.
‘ 4 We aim to render figure unprovingoservice with and: cor-
weli' we have succeeded.
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