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Issues Sterling Furniture 6.. its
as Washington 81.,South Norwelk.‘
none 108.

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flee-swag“ Iedsrdis-

‘ “it this morning about We

five Club was the sinking of the

Wain." which subdue: has token

. plea of the other numerous bat-
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loos! schools. in common with oth-
uls throughout the city. will reopen:
we Honday morning 13 next week. The
“on were closed yesterday becenu'
a! the 38th annual convention of the:
Ialmsld County Teacher-E sssoclatioml

 

 

4—8. true to East 'Norwalk by going
so entertainment. Grace Church Par
.ilh Hall, Wednesday night.

-—eomo to Grace Parish Hall, Wed-
nesday night. Two epic; plus. Flue
abolitionist. Splendid orchestra. To
build has blowslk (humanity. Hall

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tassel oysters-en are watching with
tast- interest the esteem of the our
all bills now héfOre’th'e houtll' con-
taming their business. The pimpin-
ego of these bills will he met with
Ila! favor. ' I 3.

Tomorrow is scbsdflstlfito he a bus!
day at Calf Pasture Beach. Several
I. campers are expected tomorrow
to join the large number of tents al-
ready pitched. Pin-mils for the camp-
ing privilege are obtained from Henry
labor. of the mist Side burner shop.

 

 

 

East Eiders will be interested to
' learn that the state civil We...
Illusion announces a non—assembled
mpetitlve test on May 22d. to estsb
Blah aditional lists from which to cor:
lily for upwintments in the state sen
flee to positions as experienced work.
«are.

 

 

“Young Dr. IDevine" is the farce to
line presented in Grace Parish Hall. on
I“ evening of May 12th, under the
’ mleces of the Esst ‘Norwallr Improve-
ment Association. “The Suffragettes"

wilhalao furnish plentrofsmussment
Mrs. E. B. Smith is the director in
charge of the rehearsals.

 

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The Reliance Social Club will meet
Tuesday. afternoon at 3 o'clock

3km
M'f lliss Myrtle Brazee, of Silver Beach.
- ,epent yesterday at the Tokeneke lnn.

. sun Helen Worthington. of Brook-
dam. is spending the summer at the
honest her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
army Worthington at “Fairy Got-
"in Tokeneke.

 

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#For Furniture, _Rugs. Bedding,
flanges. Sterling Furniture 00.. 12'!-
13" Washington St., South. Norwallt.
I‘hope 105. ‘

 

hwsyton Methodist Episcopal
men: Sunday, May 9th 10 a. 111..
we meeting.

it): 30 a. m. Morning worship. The .
'gin honor of Mother's Day will
”from the subject, “A! Mother‘s

 

still. Sunday school.
. in. A special service by the
Winn Army: A noted speaker
”be present and address the meet-

 

 

«homeland-Madame
an Monument! all should mi
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servicehythepaltor. IS. Jackson.

 

The news (tile inking of the basic
tools. yesterthy afternoon. was read
with lateral by the people at Rowsy.
tom Charles Klein. the former owner
“Shirley hour. and for-many years
a resident here. was one of the pos-
lodgers on board and as no news has
been received from him. he is pre-
sinnodtobeoneofmoretbasmW
persons who were drowned. Ir. Klein
was in company with Charles Irishman
and Justus miss roman: soother
playwright. Mr. Klein was the owner
of a line yacht while here’snd enter-
talmed quite catsnslarely at the hand-
some hune on North avenue. He has

‘s wife and a grown sou. Philip Klein.
and a younger son. It is said that Mr.

Klein also had intentions of preparing
a play for-the autiimn opening in New
York. Mr. Klein was born in londIon
and had done much of his playwritlng
in England. Recently he has lived
most of the time in that country. and
it was said at Mr. IFrohman’s oilice
that there was no particular signifi-
cance in a trip abroad at this time.

 

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DAREN

Noam»:
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R. P‘- Smith wss a visitor in Joe
sey City recently.

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. Cornelia Fitch. was a: visitor in
Greenwich yesteldlyu .

Ray Billingt'on. of Rye, was a vial-
tor ln town yesterday.

 

Richard Holleraa was a 'vlsitor in
Mount Vernon recently.

 

Miss 8.1. Lorg will spend the
week-end with friends in Merlden.

 

J. F. Brewer returned today from a
visit to Jones’ Point. N. Y,

 

Howard Holley spent yesterday in
visiting friends in New Rochelle.

 

Mrs. William Fleming is confined
to her home by an attack of lumbago.

Mrs. Sarah E. Bartram is confined
to her home by a slight attack or
grip.

 

 

Miss Gloria Daskam will spend the
week~end with friends in Philadel-
ph'i's;

 

Charlie Johnston of this place has
Taken a position with the Union Me-
tallic Cartridge Company, of Bridge-
port.

 

William Fleming is having the in-
terior of his Mansfield avenue home
painted.

 

William Staffers left yesterday to
spend two weeks with friends in
Brooklyn.

Misses Mabel and'Ta-ckuina Lowe

were visitors in Brooklleld Junction-

vesterday.

 

Mrs. Louis Libby, of Boston, is
spending the week-end with friends
in Tokenoke. I

 

Miss Eunice Weblei', of Devon,
Conn. .eis spending the Week-end with
friends in this place.

Miss Edith Dngdale left yesterday
to spend the week-end With relatives

in New Haven.

 

Miss Nellie Carlson, of the Heights,

was a visitor at Faraway Cottage,
Palrfleld Beach. yesterday.

 

William Jordan, of the Heights, has

Eelicit-ed the employehf' the Bridgeport
sz‘pe'r Box' charm

 

Fred Bauer spent yesterday fishing
the streams about New (lanaam

yore hivlted'tpbe’mt. W°Isnlf reports a his catch.

 

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Austin. daughter of Restores

 

sisteein-lsw, Mrs H. S. Potts-son. of
me. for the- wee!“

bit
Chmh, during the. coming year.

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tel at them with-W

 

find to her smms-‘msvl
Israelite.

S. M. Peterson is entwtflnlu his

 

James. Whitney» will he» the m
in the Greenwich W

 

Cemndemw.kyres.dthwflel-

Mrs Beniami: recs. combini-

spending the week-sad with Misses .I
Margaret and Natalie ROMS“ Eb
place. '

The Norotoo Heights baseball

 

team met for utilities on. the Lane
held last night. The team will play
the New Rochelle Giants at the lite

ter plane on Sunday.

the Willing Workers' Sewing. Circle
at her home on Noroton avenue, Tues:
day evening.

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Mrs. W. 1. Austin will entertain

I fishing trip near Savannah. in hit!

‘ tore long.

 

 

Mr. and Dre. C. R..B'. ICJlmmsas,
of Bethel, are spending the weekend
at the home of their nephew. Clar-
ence Mothers. of this place. .. N
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Mr. land Mrs. Robert llunter. of
the Hs'ights. have” returnedjto their
hours for the summer. after spending
the winter at Pin'e'llhrst.

 

The floor of the» old Darieo Garage
was taken out yesterday. and today
it is expectedlthst the with of tear
lag down the structure will be sour
plated at”
Town Clerk Stephen Hoyt Yell: y.
terday for a. two weeka'g hunting. and

absence. the Town Clerk's ones will
be in charge of lites Annie Conn

The regular mid-week sessia' tor
prayer and mediation was lild in
the Noroton Heights M. P. Church
last evening. William Morris pre-
sided in the absence of the Rev. J.
r‘. Brewer.

 

 

it is rumored about Itown that 'ava
oral local walking enthusiasts are to
start a walking club. Chief among .
these defenders of this ancient and
honorable sports are the Camp lire
Girls.

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'rn""""e many trle‘nda‘Tat'msTJuus
Plslslc will be pleased to learn that
she is now fully recovered from-the
effects of her plunge from'the. pier
at Roton Point into the icy waters of
the Sound last Sunday.

 

The impmvementaaon .ths housoot
John: W- Holly’s summer residence at ‘
Honey;llldgle are at last completed.
Mr. Holly and sons, Roy of Stamford.
and Howard of Dorian, will take up 1
their residence there on‘June l.

The hremetl's baseball team met
for practice on theINoxon field Thurs-
day night. Several of the boys show
ed line form, and it is hoped that- the
team‘will be able to take the numer-
ous challenges lying before them bel

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The Sterling Motorcycle Club has
decided that on May 20 the club will
take a wheelie run. The run is to be
made» rain or shine, and all members
are requested to obtain their club ‘
sleeve hands and pennants on or he
role that date:- '

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god with the
' rding a hole

 

'A. complaint was
selectmen yesterday

plaint said:
to traffic, a disgrace to the town, a
detriment to the public health. and
a nuisance which no self-respecting.
town‘ would. for one instant tolerate.

 

The thank offering meeting of the
Ladies’ Missionary Society of the.
Cbngi‘egailoual Church was held in
the church parlors yesterday often.
noon; The Camp Fire Girls attended.

 
 

various sewing circles about town.
was ill. 1...an of Greenwich.

 

servéd. . '1 ~

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.1.

sfited-

under the railroad viaduct. The com-' "
This hole is a menace ' {i‘

Ifiterpillar.
circulated. advising everyone to out

in a body. as did the ladies of the ‘

spot: on the Camp Fire Girls‘ camp
at?» d. and evidently pleased
her audience, Refreshments were

St.Lske'sChnmhhsldasafteronon
chapel

. ea andy cake sale at the
mmfnchlrgsfl

had was the hell ‘aerl tables
“knit Mum whiletlasiher
assets served to lid attic deco
rel-lea so that. W upon en-
tering, the roast. one was liners-id
by its cine-rinse sod radiance. A one
most from utensil was wanted. all
all the goodies co- ths tables m
served or sold. The committee in
causewa- M of he s. I»
Gm. Kiss 0. Miles Door
louse! and Its. “William B. Fitch:
“Thaddeus s; Knapp celebrated his
«cousin Wider Til-willy. 0m
fart! clendssedrativa called dab
agitating; afi wind um
and hoopla-a. It. “apple a one
firmed uses of tobacco. llr. Knoll!
gives here his receipt for long life.
had 'clsims that he follows it cos-
scientloosly: Never worryhnever at.
low yourself to has new: head. o'er-l
or play too much. be happy always.
work hard. play hard when you play.

I- and ’he recommends a moderate use

of liquors and We.

—-
.The Noroten Heightl‘lremen were

jtostd to the Lodles’ Auxiliary of the
‘ departmwi'l‘hnraday night. at a sun-
- per and dance.

The il'ew victrltln
furniphed music. All mm at shells
of. itsrkind, the nurse of the our
was a misnomer; for; sumgh‘it: was
called an old fashioned dance. the

~virtrols dispensed min; but used-

eru dance music. The supper was
thrucrownlng feature of the whole af~
lair; Loads—ya. literally.- loads—of
cake. sandwiches. ids fruit and oth-

constables w .un
In. Jean U “Md to the
who of' the h aims-till"
letllstho 'w '3't" sang so»

tactical. The W Quaint”

compoacd of .llsrsx ml. Doll 1|"-

Hair MP: W W‘
led the musicians and!» piano. I

WING"

'A branch of thoCsmp i-‘lrs organise»
lion has linen amp Wilton. . ,

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lt is reported that rs. Ann Gaines
of Mortal which. an. been “lodged
insane.

 

Mrs: cultures-tsp: Falrileld, has
been. visiting Mrs. Lucy" Sculuer of
North Wilton.

 

The Civic league-behind customary
monthly meeting Wednesday after
mod. Ma! 6. la the Town «Hall.

 

Charles Horton has sold his house
and large farm in Bolder Hill throughIl-fl
the agency of R. 3.31m of New
Canaan.

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Mrs. George Pike and Miss Harriett
Olmstead have been spending the
week at Mrs. Pike's cottage at Fain
lleld Beach.

 

ig‘i'i‘rancis

Gregory visited with the Corm-
tiousl Churches at the morning ser
vices last Sunday.

 

~lira. Phoebe James Brown of Nor-
walk. has sold her place in Belden
Hill to out-ofotcwn parties. This house
was owned by the late Stephen James.

The handsome bulletin board pro
to the Congregational Church

MD. C. Esklsnd & Son, has been let-

' tered by 3 Bridgeport llrm and placed

in position on the front of the church.

 

" nlng note intolerance to the tent
Prinwd matter has been

down wild cherry and useless apple
trees in defense of our fruit and veg-

station.
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who of ms? antler; by. ,1

Torry. dune-r, manila—Ital 1"110 0011‘

 

 

ring. Hardd Scribner and Al new

.andthosowhehaveseenthedim
VI pangive positive assurances that-the

“ but Home. fortunately. has Just the

swish?

Northrop and Benedlci'

do more work and do itI‘bettcr.

he Civic League" has sounded a ,. ,

Cherry blossom time in Japan, and -
other views, religious and scenic. d; I
lighted the. eyes. a concussed its ., _

”9' ,I tobemffll'm .

er wesrily.

MEWS

‘inh'T’V-l Edi?
VET” I0”! I“? mUT
AT LOCKWOOD'S in“ALL AND

PM? HOUR. ' ’

“W as Picturised by the Jesse
LlukyFeatmsPlsyCo..ist’
melodrama in which Victor Moore is
to make his photodramatlc debut.»

meat is notable. It isInot every ia-
mous stage cornedlan who films well;

kind of expressive face and rollicking
will which surely “goes over”
on me certain with the same “all!"
ones as behind the fo-thglrts. He
can can‘t exactly be compared with any
comedian new on the screen. It‘s
sets a new- stylar-end will doubtless
he paid the tribute of having many
moisture.
_ Victor Moore is often associated in
the public mind with George II. Co
film m m ate at his
m hill was in the stellar mic
of “m4:- Itnobl from W-
my." it is lamenting tomcat! that
he mule'his very Isst appearance in
"The Ballets the Wood" at the Boo
ten theater. without a single line to
mass. and use to will mile-rs as
a “super” hsleroIlle pt ‘sIraileh‘anes.
Among the earlier productions in
which he led roles of importance
were “am." "it Romance of
Oslo W and “The Girl from
Parisx' In then went into vaude-
ville aod played four seasons in
“Change Your not or Back; to the
Woods." alter which George 'Cohsn
starred him in the production that
made him famous. ills recent on-
gagements have been in “The Talk of
New York.” "l‘hs Happiest Night‘pt
His Life" and “Shorty scalar
Ir. Cohan. has- always regarded
Mosuaatheideaistsrforhismusle
cal cornedles, because he is so full
of ham and “am" combined. The

lyi inherits the title and immense foo‘
team of an English Duke. To sly
that gthe new Duke throws money
around is putting it too mildly. He
has to ruler hitter humiliation be
fore he learns that the “Duke busi-
ness'? is a serious task. The play sp-

our hour. WE’LL W 1?

HEAT“. WMPORT
Vittoria Sardon’a celebrated ploy,

“Diplomacy." to be presented at the

Park Theatre. none". May 10th. with

W

eIDoro. enjoyed the longest run
of any revival made in London last
lesion. lts record was the most bril-
liant of the year and during its Eng
Management it was chosen by the

King anonscn for a "command" pen ‘
romance at Windsor. in which Mira '

DorcI played the .me- roles-"Dora,"
the heroine—in which she is now all-
nearing. Mr. Gillette will he “l-l‘enrl
Danette" and Machetes tha'toun-
tessa aloha.”
THAT‘S ALL. I
“Didn't! see daughter in the hitch-
en yesterday‘l" inquired father._
' "Ya-II "1
“fl'hat's 'a hopeful sign."
"Don’t be too Willi." said moth-
f‘IShe is merely going to»
.read 'a paper on domestic science at
her chlb." -—Louisville Courier Journal

168,5 R3
Thalia Coal
Range

For a great deal less price than

 

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you would pay for a coal range,
you can get ages range’that will

if{his ranges are ornamental and
well made. ‘They can he kept
clean much more easily than a

coal range.

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

breesiness of manner becomes eacru» "
randomly funny in the etelar'role d ..
“Snood? a poor milkman‘ who sudden- .

. I lo. we; Iuds'fllll Discs...
mm at Lockwood’s Hall and Pleas- i_ ' ' ' ' ‘ .

marble tri-star cast made upof , {I
Gillettee. Blanche IBates. and. :. ‘I

' summons... s'rovas sun

“We Buy Wand Furniture

mammal

(“firmed From First Page.)
The art’s mother has has much was-
ried over her disappearance.
Annealed to Minister

lit m brought out in com today
that her mother appealed tones. Wal-
ter '1‘. Aiken Wednesday afternoon to
try and find the girl. He consulted
with lost In. Meyers of the Charlt-
able Organisation society. he said in
court today and it was decided to ask
the cooperation of litre. Burgess.
“first girl friend who raid“ on

ems, it wad learned. rat the
it‘ll m be It, the Comps inn. Mrs.
Burma and Detective George Simon
went there late yesterday afternoon
and found he. ._

OI tits witness stand the ma wo-
men said her father picked at her
morning, noon and night and often
told her to get out if she didn’t like.
things. She said he told her that Sun-
day" night so she did get out. She
said she was registered at the Inn
as Mrs. Norris. She said she paid her
arm there with money she earn-
ed st the American Graphophone Co.
plant.

Judge Bonghlln asked the girl if she.
did not realise that it wasInetJ pro-
psrthlngforsglrltogotosnian
sodstay alone.

 

Assistant Prosecuting Attorney John _

P. Gray‘lprung something of a son-
sation when he asked the girl. if its
was acquainted with a certain man.
She. replied that she was. She was
nostalkldlfshehsdregilteredet
the ion as “Mr. and Mrs. Norris." and"
she stoutly denied it. She. said the
man had called on her one evening at
the inn and left there at 10 o'clock in
the "coins.

 

(Gregory Boulevard)
East Notwslkg
Opens May; I.
SHORE DINNERS AND ALL
KINDS OF SEA FOOD
COOKED TO ORDER.

JOHN E. O’SULLIVAH, Prop.
Telephone @720.

Advertise ll! The Sentinel.
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ILETRIGAI. Illa?
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8 Howell St.

 

MARVIN assortment -
I. a. Large Plats (filament)

C. T. M'sGOV'ERNiI Am

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HOUSEFURNISHING
GOODS .
New and Second-Hand
sold at Lowest. Price
Opp. Congregational Qurch.

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slim m. as soar" slain er

 

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SAVE
MONEY

Arrange fer next wintér’s coal
supply now. Summer Prune Are

Now' in cell.
TALK IT OVER WITH

Hams 8t Gulls

Trees Sprayed For;

Scale

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YORK.

I Freight host: leaves Pier 21 East

lliver. New York (foot of Catherine
(St) everyds: encept Sunday. at3 a
a. Freight received at Norwalk unto
ll 1:. in. and at South Norwslk up to

 

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George F: Fests. General Agent

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