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Ice , ream
Orders for Decoration D9ay will.
receive prompt attention .
All kinds of vBroad and Cake, V
*Pure Homom‘odo Candy'
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South Norwalk
VIN .L
The modern route
.STRUCTOR,contninin3 9
inul extractives of Fresh;
are. with Peptounte 9! iron.
Sold only by
F. H. Bound ‘
all ,E'oN' ‘
Anderson 8 Launch Works
Of all kinds promptly built
Bontu For‘aolo
attention
Oyster ‘ Shell Point. Norwolk
MEMORIAL DAY SENTINEL.
The Sentinel will be issued on Me-
, morinl Day as a morning paper. , Ad-
.vertisements nod newo matter should
reach the oiilce of publlcntion on Mon-
day afternoon,
Miss Ethel Magner. of Cross street.
. assisted in DeKlyu's store on Satur-
' day.
James O'Donnell, of Cannon Station,
spent Saturday in Norwnlk, on busi-
ness.
, Addison Austin, of South Norwalk,
spent Saturday evening in Westport on
business. .
—Get a :5 Safety Razor Outfit ior
.85c. See all on Page Three.
Frederick Boyer.- oil; New York is via-
ltlng at the home at his parents in
lMaln street. ’ . 9
”um-pin...-
Miss Elizabeth Murphy, oi Connecti-
cut avenue. snout. Saturday with
lriends in Milford
WilliamrMinck, of South hint-walk.
has gone to Dnnbury for a few day’s
“stay with {elntlves
Michael Carroll, stution agent at
CnnnonStntiou, spent Sniurdny otter-
nqnn in Norwuih,’ on business.
‘ out will be added to unpaid
, my“? taxes at the rate or 9 per cent.
‘ lifter Mny 3.1.
9Chester P. Meeker. or Mei-win street,
firponl Saturday afternoon and evening
in New Cnnuonn, no the guest or his
oicter
m
Miss Emma Puririck, of Cannon Sin-
‘ tion. has returned home after u
lengthy visit with relatives in Ridge-
field. . . 9 _ 9
I . , .
Arthur Slouson and ointor. or Went-
pori avenue are entertaining relatives
from Long Island at their home for a
row, daya,
: .
Clayton Bell, oi Arch otreet,’ hub
returned from a recent visit in Stone
lord with an uncle. lie reports a most
pleasant time.
Chief and Mrs. Thomas Motherland.
oi Norwolk are entertaining Mr. nod
mu. Gooruo Trout, oi malnoury at
" thrill-homo.
" it Wort nun.
hidv‘vurd iluob otPort charter, uncut '
'9 W 999 .9 , 9
mid hlrrrW. iii. flooring. 1‘0 can-
u .Wi. .
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'Arihur Sounders. o: l.lnu;ood. L. l.,'
spent yot‘serduy with his relatives in
Wosiuori avenue.
yesterday in Ansonin and Merldcn with
relatives and friends.
Miss May Natteiord, of Wilton nve~
-Canaan_9.9wiib friends. ~
.‘ ' ll.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Montgomery,
nnan yesterday afternoon.
John Brannon, of New Haven. was
over ISaturday and Sunday.
. Miss Margaret Magnet, oi Foirilcld
avenue, spent Saturday evening in
Bridgeport with99 rointlves.
of friends in South Norwnlk.
‘grocory store in Main street
"Al" Mills, oi Broad River, drove to
Greens ab‘nrms, ryestorduy. and Woo
troubled considerably with tires.
o. wilder Aiken. at Orange, N. 1.,
hue returned to that-city alter u visit
with relatives in Wilton avenue:
3 W‘
The probable ditto tor the Farmera‘
club picnic. in Greenwich. in August 2.3,
and the place is Rockwaod grove.
Dr. Stiles I). Inwrénce.,ol Haviinud
otroet, is spending several days in
Philadelphia on a pleasure trip.
a
Mrs. Edward Undorhlll, 0: White
Pinion, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. C. W.
anymour. oi Winfield atrooi. East Nor-
‘wnlk. « ._. ~9
. i A. - ' .
Alfred, Mills, of Broad River. has
purchased twenty. five lino building
lot: at the end of the Broad River trol
loy lino. *
Misc Helen dolohuro. daughter or
Mr. and Mrs. Henry F. Coloburu, or
hilm otreot, looouflnod to hot bod'wno
on hunch ottlya mmloo.
ill-oi; Litiioiohn. oi Norvrolk, hon
cry store in “tin otroot.
hogan). done ill. and 14
16'
Launches and Boats
All kinds oi Repairing giving opoolni 9
1:... News...“
{Wail Sn. Norwoik.
Arthur R. Selbyfot Elm street, spent 9
one. spent yesterday afternoon in New ‘
of Wilton avenue. drove in New Cum
Lie guest or lFairfleld avenue friends}
'Mi'fl’nd Mrs. William C. Poole and .
daughter-{oi New York, are the guests 9
“Limolre some unusually good: blue serge suits for our
r‘ntyies correct, qualities all wool prices right.
9 * .‘hnvn other fabrics. of course; grays. brows. tans; and "
overcoat: of all styled. 9. ‘
,ji‘wo STORES:
SOFT CRABS
All Kindsmf Fresh Fish and Lobsters
Round and Lung Clams
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market
returnouo m.
Walter mm, of Main street. has ; ,. ’ '
resumed lain duties in the New Yorki ShlflwalStS
Pemluy‘in Block and White
stripe, Blue odd Whlto stripe
. and Rod and White Stripe. u.
9 LING‘RIE WANTS
Dillon nook’fhlgh neck and short
sleeve. son to 05.09.
Black Leona at 98o.
1.1. Mailette
(iormorly Minor Damon)
88 Washington It. Tol. 449
my {be the mo
to the Romano and hrhenlnn
iiuuouoiy noruuodlun the chnrchon that
the most important thing to otuln
‘ was; charity, th
nice, Imtieuce . i. . 9
‘t is perhaps not thot of n clolstersd
Jmtrenl nor the supplying n1 ovnnge
iistic fervor, nor the lilting or dogmnr
and dortrineu. While it should not
should continue to be that 901' commin‘
or an intimate. ueruouni nature. and
‘ during their impressive utterance
‘fwords of Jesus, 'A new commandment
( :4 South Main St.”
South Nomad:
‘reooiu‘iions were bonded him by the
‘ church:
' luiland hns' reuignod his nuutornto to
‘9 and people during his pastorate or line‘
FREI DrLIVfilV.
Sanitary LlVlilg
Socieileu and lbdlvidunin are hooking
to bring about better unnltnrg‘c
lion: in. our cities and villa
health departments and inconcwrn;
While a grout deal of good is being done
in thin way. ouch person bu individ‘
uni responsibilities in the matter. A
month lull oi decoyod and unwholo
some teeth. or even one docly'od tooth
s of intention tho
9. 9 whole ayoiem with home contagious
POBTC'ARDB, 6 for So. Local disease. producingolcknoas and'deatb,
and at the came time endangering the
health at others. Let me out your
mouth in a unitary condition.
or. , J. u. MALLERY
16 South ill-in BL. South Norwolk
Hours: 3 o. m. in 8 n. in. Euro
don by appointment only.
Unnecessary Expeuse
andybu will have
Money to Deposit
in our
Sayings Belmont ‘
The woolly; bliililil motion or 9
taken to position with‘oouuollmou .Wll‘
llnm Thompson. in nu Norway "no”
Tho dioooun oonvootion oi uninco— ‘
pol churclm will moot or fit. John’s
9hurob. Waterbury, Monday odd Woo
a 9...— w
“ Columbia
veil lid.
.519 one of the moat Milo-9
ions fiilll in the world and ‘
one which ran ilc‘cuicn in
many guinea.
It in ucrved plain; on it
makes it most
palatable, Salad and a very
tooty tnrbct.
We have just received
many cases of thin yearn
. catch the filth oping cotton
lionully line uud large. .
A can or two kept inro-
retro infill! homo. rob 9
jot-rival of an noun 9
jguooioitcrror. 9 ‘
, ‘ 9" We curry til
brnndo oi Cuinmli
oundwich ;
Tho Auonile i‘hul he unit! who con
“”1"?“ of love, forbear-
The main thing ioriho church to,
9 seek in unity of. spirit. For more 1:119? "I
. uorionl than anything also h; to have 9 “
the right spirit.‘
it the iSouth Norwolh Conurog atldn ‘
a} Church has any peculiar mission
neglect theoe. its )mrttculnr mission
nlty leadership
Dr. {Muoinrloud a closing \vordu wore .
~ ‘ . ‘oéoonn'rlonlo’hv
.9“ 9
“lil9l99o ‘wlll nicororholn open until brad tonight.
JchccT / . TEAS‘ 99 . ‘ WINES. 7
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amnny oi the wongrogntlon. including
some oi the men. were in tears. Hid
final words were: “iii'n'y l now take
upon guy {alluringr -l‘-nlli9ng lips the
i give unto you, that ye. love one on”- '
other: you, that. ye love one another
as i have loved you.’ And it in the min
I have failed, i will eny~ns i love you
this morning."
Following this service for uncut huii’
an hour the lawn audience riiled by in
[rent of the pulpit to nhnhe hands with
the retiring pastor. and the following.
coniniitiee no instructed by vote of the
Whereas. lir Chariot! Siedmsn Muc-
ouior n broader hold of work and use.-
lulucas. und his resignation has been
ache-pied; now. therefore, be it
Resolved. That we hereby oxprenu
our nincere regrets ox or our loss at his
lendornhip and make khoon to him
our deep and abiding appreciation oi
the aurflt‘e he hon rendered our church
tears.
H‘é has nlded greatly in removing
class, rooinl and religious prejudice
from the church and community by his
life ond preaching.
tie into voiced the unirit oi (‘hriot
n a way to load all sorts and condl
tions of men to lind the solution of so
cinl problems in the Gospels. and lo
_ronlizo that in tho euuoniinlo oi Chrin
“runny men rarely ilnd diaerlng opin-
our
ills tortuous have", boon oxeentlomlly
able. scholarly and institutional. and
hill lendorohi wine and resourceful.
He has given our church and people
new lilo nodhono
We set.- nod know our duty (mm a
new and higher viewpoint. and heel
the divine luminance in the world and
in mankind.
We odmlro. love and honor im and
take pride in the i‘nct that do lug hlo
pastorate here bin influence line so
broadened or to living about u coil to
bio how held oi work. which in to in-
ciude the whole country.
lilo grout illiiliiyliid brood amino»
this: will insure him a lull moauure
of ounce“. and we shall always fool
it personal interent in his: corner. \‘lo
hourlilv commend him to oil among
whom he may work and wish him God
armed.
JOHN ll. LIGHT.
CHARLES E. JENNINGS.
EDWAHI) ii. (3 HM ii Ali'l‘,
Committed on Resolutions.
Forewoll soodoy Semi sol-vice.
The lsundoy school, including ‘tho
primary department. held it Thrown,
ammo our! all the children nine inch
Dr. mini-land by the hand. The
Men's Christian inquiry {lluh uiuo nro~
rented him With a tootiioonloi oi oi-
ierilon. ”
in the evening Dr Mooinriund plot
with Darlings Fowler Post. {3 A. it, oi
who" Cliiunn‘ Auxiliary ho has been
president rind morohod to tho Mother
dint Church with til it Commander
oumul and mu. who a oorllciuniod
in tho oer-vice.
in. Mncinrioud loft ileuth Norwnllt
lulu night and ontorolhlr molt upon
hill dollar on «cram? of tho Foloriii
Council or tho Church” oi Obi-lot. lilo
edition will he oi tho (lionndhn Solid.
inn. hint Winona no honor in door
out. Now Jersey. lilo has been «loot.
od iui ii timeouts to on international
muting in motion thin hummund
will bu ohrond during ”out of the noun
mm- in oounootion with his now duties.
WWW
Within: odour Mainland.
Whfiiiilill'l‘ilill. lily lilo—filling; do-
. WI. indicator link in the Mind
in» mammoth
an; m. the Wot do unto 11ml
donned incl 9 It. tribiimi Motion:
Agent for Western Connecticut
‘ In. him hounmlcui horny artillery.
hove headland that thoy uould bruit
Considered by many the best type or
.iow out choc. Made on th: moot mod“
om» lasts. Do not slip at tho‘heel or
golf at the olden. Pa .ont9 Coi‘.‘ Gun
Metal, Veioozo and Buckskin.
$2.50 53 $3. 50 $4
A comfortable.“ npoody Touring Car, with a quiet running r‘no r.
hood on the finest mechanical principles. 4~30 four or five pox-ongor
Touring Car. fully oquippod. at $1675 Runabout, $1500. ‘
W. B. UN HOLTZ
r 32 South Main so
m WWW—Ammm-
Mm-m..
“Ems “Elma“. at the age oi tony-ova yam-g; u
funeral services will be held this alto
John J. unollhack. .‘
noon at 2 o'clock from the late no
of the deceased Rev C. A Marks of
John J. Snellbnck died at his home, Si Matthewe church, in Wilton oili-
in iii Quintard avenue. Saturday even- cinilng. The interment will take. place
lug, {allowing a urotrncted illness on; in Poplar Plains. following the services '
Snellonck was ’12 years at age and in at the house.
survived by a wile. |
Mr. Blulbhok ban been n familiar Ml‘I- Tillie Shukio. _
figure in The 1‘2”:le ior mom yours “"5 Tillie Shuhie. 0‘ Fill? fill
he and hid loithiui wii'o operated the “30“ “Mice“ 33mm. died at he: held
bathing pavilion at Roion Point und 0“ Suturdny. MM 511“le snrvlv
vauld hole hurl the lease ngnin: this her ““39”“! W ““01“ 8|! months. Th
year. had Mr. .flnollbacka health not “Mm 3?“ 1088 “m be held at 8
failed him o‘clock this evening. Rev. F l). Torrey.
Had the deceased lived until Juno WW 0! the \‘orwslk Methodist
25.118 would have celebrated his iiily Church. “fll‘munfl- The remains will
iirut wedding almlverunry. the golden 9’“ WW" ‘0 BP'OOMW tomorrow morb-
annivergary ha‘ “)3 been celeb, “led “lg “Jr inlflrnlen‘ in ihebilihcl’iul 06m!
loot your somewhat elaborately. 8“" Y- , ..
The innoinl services will be held W
irom 8t. .loueuh'u church, Wedueudny 3m" "“9“" Dimond. _ 9
morning at 9 o'clooh and tho remain» Mru lrnncio Ulmond. sister of M
will be inked to New York tor inter» ”’1'“ “mm“ 0‘ ““3”". died ”ll Wt
meat in tho Silvery cemetery. ,urdny aged it) yours. The luncrui will
be held tomorrow lrom the lllvmltiii
Willism Worden. Bhopal and imminent will ioilo
William Worden. 0! or Frnnklln mo fmf‘md" “mm". “‘3“ ”“53“?
non, died on Saturday at lilo homo ul- ””9?" 99“” 0‘ tho MM“ lilo
tor o lingering illneu ut the advanced dint “mm“ “'1“ “MM“
one oi seventy two yours. lie in our ‘ 'i'h mm
emu Laydon. 9
3"“: ”I; “5:: fir: 2:99:29 “9'“ "99:: Thomas loydcn. who Willi hiliorl”
“0 ‘1‘ u u “9 9“ m“ Saturday, in Mormon. by n troiioy~'
urominout nml nrdont llumorroi and won a counlu 0' John ”we” ofor
. . . , 9
who a familiar More in former yours mob“ honour in Kuwait
at town and city mootinlru. inrloriuor 9
year» be molded in Root florwnlh. but EncyngAL TO BISHOF“.
bio homo for Will! limo out bod boon ....
modulo Mnklln uvouuo. The inner . ROME" M” iii. A.“ ouryolion
, ammo to Pop: Pin; to the
Ill "Moon will no hold oi 3:30 o uiooli Coihoiic bluhono throughout an
today loom his into homo. Rev. boon: strongly “9mm” tho anti roll
ill. Howell. mtor oi oi. Paul's church.
9 attitude of the govomrnciit oi
iono in the Mom“: comedy “ 7 one u y 3
. 9 " or! iii tho Vatican today. .
W The enoycilcul duals lwith lb
Roomy R. unwell. _ _
, ‘ loot on but ‘i ' W
Robert it. humil. on lumoic oi tho thongs: £123:ng 9
Fitch iloulu tor soidlori‘ in Newton. “,3. o 9
diod thorn on Antonin if. tho one or gunnizg’; {fiig‘g’mgfit‘mgd
“WWW“ yearn. H. W F ”W“ lawn; tho orbitro‘ry drown
‘7me by “”91”“ “g m _‘ 9?“? biohoos ct dunno rind halo. u 9 9
W”! company 9' W Gohnoct 9“" with the low renovating ohuro
Volatile“ infantry. and of column? mm;
’l’ho fungal no hold on afternoon rundown opium” W
hum tho home about! and iotmmt . , 9. “no. “ ,
iolloirod ln during more comm nouns. Fin. May Show; H
, h tolerant: Wilton m '
9 in it local hotel union!
with info from N“ Y9
Norwalk Chronicler