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When you hear the Fire Alarm at
main: 7"
' "I‘ll a warning;
When smoking ruins mark the site.
'Tis a. warning,
So let this remind you, as you read.
If you from lessee wOuld'be treed, " ‘
Insurance is the thing you need.
'Tis a warning.
Taylor 8. Golden
SOUIH NORWALK TRUST COi
‘ BUILDING,
Telephone 1230
claim
The regular meeting of the Noru‘ alil‘
.. ~ ‘Building Loan and investment Asso:
elation will ht held tomorrow evenlng,‘
at the otfice of Taylor & Golden.
Joseph Hogan, formerly of South
Norwalk,no11 of Bridgeport, was 11 \IB-
itor, 01 er the week- end at the home 01
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ballard. at!
Orchard street.
~—Day Nursery benefit play, "Tom-
my's Wife," at Grace Parish Hall
Friday evening, April 23. Dancing
Tickets 50c, at Glendenuing‘s and Bax-
ters. '
M
Joseph Rudder Taylor and Miss
Beatrice. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
John DeWaters, oi Rowayion, will be
married at Trinity Episcopal Church,
tomorrow morning at 11:15 o‘clock“
The members of P. 0. of A. will
meet this evening at soon after 7
o‘clock as possible. on account of there
being initiation, and the old-fashioned
dance, which is to follow the business
session.
Captain Mossman, ot the Sixth Com-
pany, C. A. C. N. G. has received or-
dare from headquarters announcing
the date of the annual shoot at the
South Wilton range. ~His command
will go'out on the 17th of May for all
day.
The Sentinel is in receipt of a com-
munication from a Raymond street
resident concerning the alleged elope-
went ot a Plus, street colored lady‘and
a Water street gentleman. The peli'ee
have received no report or the afiam‘ “
1A well-attendeddance was enjoyed,
Saturday evening, in Arion Hall, on
Madison street. The affair was under
the auspices of the Jolly Five. Svec' s
orchestra furnished good 'music for
dancing. The committee consisted of
Stephen Lengyci. James Kelley and
‘ John Thopsey.
1
1 E‘r'a'nk Baker, plit'hia city, Saturday
attended the funeral of his uncle, Chris
Wenkenbach. 6! Port Chester, hi‘ Y»
79 years old. The late Mr. Weaken-
hach is well known among the older
German residents of the city, as he
_ was a prominent member of singing
societies and other German lodges. He
was a popular Mason, and the Port
Chester members of that lodge carried
out the impressive and interesting
Masonic tuner‘M service at his grave. ,
3:”
:——THIS WEEK SPECIAL-
‘Bromo Seltzer, Ioc size 6c
Bromo Séltzer, 25c size . .. 15c
‘Bromofieltzer, 50c size 30c
-Bror}1’3' Seltzer, $1.00 size .. 60c
Stillson-l’owell H01 [N'I'HIIOII '
‘2 WASHINGTON STREET
. “ling it an all day and evening party,
- : ass _ . “
SAUGATUCK ‘
‘VrWW;1
011 Tuesday evening, April 13ib, the
Shamrock (‘lub of Westport gave
Mrs. Charles Fable one of the great-
est surprises she has ever experienc-
ed. For 1119‘ past fourteen» years, M1‘s.~
.Fahle has entertained this club at
her home. on St. Patricks Dav, mak-
land as it is an “annual club" and has
'but this one meeting :1 you). 71‘. '
:Fable aluays made the 1.11
table that no one fort 1 '
E11011 ‘Green liuy” arrived. This 1':e~.
it} 11 1119111 bets thought they would do
little entert'a lning th‘emselv es, so they
planned a big surprise annual and
uhist following. Mr Fable very kind
ly 1211113 them the use of his hall and '
parlors in “The Chapel of the Strang-
‘er." On Tuesday evening, Mr. Fable
took Mrs. Fable out for I“a cup of
tea," and on the way stopped at the
1'1a1]0rs.Mts.Fable will never forget
“the cup of tea" she saw After ev-
eryone tried to do justice to the
bountiful spread they adjourned to
the parlors and whist was played un-
til 3 late hour. Those present were
ill”. and Mia. l). M. White, Mr. and
Mrs. George Darson. Mr. and Mrs. Ed-
ward (.‘rawtord, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin
livers, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gault,
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cnossman, Mrs.
Cornelius Jelliil‘. Mrs. George Jellitf,
\lts Alfled ’I‘ov'ey, Mrs. John Jones,
Mir. John Gorham. Mrs. Peter Foote
\lirs lda Fdote and Mr. and Mrs
Charles Fable.
A second town meeting has bee:
ruled by the selectmen to conside
he matter of the Bridge street
school addition, the warning was is
sued Wednesday afternoon. it was
decided to hold the meeting Wednes,
lay night at 8. instead of the usua‘
1Tternoon session, whiclrhas been
1eld in the past. The matter will b4
1rosented .to the citizens in an item
zed form. At the meeting'last week
the addition .and appropriation were
"oted. upon:as one matter and badly
ieieated because of the amount 0
mey‘nma by the School commit
cc to erect the four room additio
'Now bids will be called for atterI th
(1.1m matter And~ will ,be called io_
I7‘1Ini o'ther towns and cities. Many
i’ the prominent citizens became an 1
posed to the addition when bids wen
FaIIt‘d for from the local contractors
wily. ii is possible that a two room
uddition will be approved of by th'
.oeople in preference to the proposed
our room one which was voted down
at the last town meeting. Among thr
other business to come before the
noétlng will be that of the matte”: 6'
‘he additional bath houses at "Compe
“each, A report tnoin- the committee
which had been appointed to investi-
gate. will be'. received and an 'appro
priiftion made if deemed advisable.
The committe consists of M. H. Cool
ev, Angus MacDonall and Austin H.
Wakeham. The appropriation for the
permanent paving of State street mm
in Saugatuck will also be voted up-
on lt is calculated by the Com-
missioners of roads that about $6,000
would be needed to lay'this pave:
ment, _,81000 of which is to be appro-
Senator F'. M. Salmon at the recent
meeting.
Euy.
“IYOur who needs rides in the open
air"
"There s a
Abdul Saving”
said one of our savings depositors.
Fascihaion
“Its truly amazing the way the
small coins countup inour- litzlc
home savings. bank. .The'me'm- '
bers of my family vie with .one
another ‘in puttin
'coins‘, andwhen - come to
bank on the first of ,‘each, month,
~ to make my deposit :1 am pleas
antly surprised at what we have
. saved. ”
_ You can enjoy a similar plea:
are by becoming a“ savine‘s dc
' ,«positor here and you will ha .,,
‘ ~ also the additional :satisfaet'
of seeing interest added to VA
credit.
so Norwau Sauna:
_.3way soaIr". .
- lid on the progress of the uthn paper.‘
Miss Louise Elsemhardt Oi Dsnbum I
printed by the town he explained by '
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"My dear. did .you make this pud
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“Well. I thought I got 11. taste of one
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Y. P. C, E CONVENTION.
Universal Church Organization Meet!
in New Haven. .. ,2:
HARTFORD, April 19. ——The twenty- '
sixth annual oohyentlon of the Young
People's Christian Union of the Uni-
"All right, doc. I‘ll drop word .
among the real estate agents that i versaliat Church or Connecticut ‘con
might look at property in the suburbs.”
-—Loulsville Courier-Journal.
eluded here at noon Saturday.
The annual address of the president,
; George L. Champlain, oi Harttord, an-
nounced the formatlbn or a new union
at Stamford and was followed by the
report of the executive board. given by
Miss Alice Lewis of Meriden, secretary.
The repOrt oi the treasurer, Miss
Elsie L. Peck, of Norwich, shdv'ved all“
bills and dues paid and a balance or
$33. 64. .
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L committees, the ba‘nn-er
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UW' Haven being second. ‘ The
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. TODAYzN j ,
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two part comedy. Don't miss
thiinf you have to lose a meal to
see 1t.
TOMORROW
JOHN BARRYMORE
Are You a Mason~
Whether you are or not see this
five part feature by the same man
who was made famous' In "The
Man From MexiCO” and “An
American Citizen.”
. ~ -~ THURSDAY:
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