Evening sentinel, Thursday, February 22, 1917 · page 4

 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

m by the Addie V. and.

_1~—Q the Mill Pond is fine.
. ithirly smootht.

 

of is local stores are closed
We of it being a legal holi-

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78. P. Fairbanks, who has been
1‘ ed (mils home on Rowan street
nine-g nuns nicely-

has: 111 81111111. of Rowan
fl flooding the holiday with
In Word, Conn.

 

 

a W' Aid Society of the Eats
”no If. I. church held a meeting
Wu dierneon in the church par-

1”; did did sewing.

 

_ limbs of East .Siders have ex-
W their attention of attending
mall banquet given today inl
. Tell, New Haven. by the Veter-
'M Mws' Association.

 

. Idan. Roberts has great-
, killing since he returned home
MM York hospital where he
Wit is hoped by 111: many
that. it will not. be long be-
Illa lithe enabled to return to hisI

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'y remarkable that the bony ice
”Norwalk harbor could decay
idly u it has Yesterday mom-
its} the whole of the channel was
‘ 5.31- , by the heavy ice Last night

‘ mater portion of the ice had
so .iipmand floated down the riv-

Wmen's Association of the

Dayle.“ Rowan street. Regular
' sis disposed of and was fol-
II interesting talk given by
‘fiilose Of New Haven. Mrs.
on "Work Among the
in New Haven." .. She dis-
»elperiences and told of the
' b overcoming the Italian
oflormlng colonies._ The talk
toasting throughout and was
”owns. A collation was

 

d! lilif’8 DRESSER

women Against Cutting' Corns
gins em They tun Right Out
.style decrees that women

and buckle up their tender toes
" heel footwear they suffer from
‘ I they cut and trim at these
basis which merely makes the
‘w hard. This suicidal habit
_ , lockiaw and women are
‘ also it
atom of a drug called freel-
ed directly upon a sore corn

 

little 'but is sumcient to re-

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business trip to Basin.
wick ayenue to West avenue.
Visiting at Tidal-ville. Vt.

teed Miss Weeks of this town on Mon-
Mi

Eleni. '

town.

"homer was towed to Net‘-

(hulk Congregational Church!
yesterday aftennoon with Mrs P

. hard or soft corn or callus _

_ _ 3 "mm
' 11. anonymous“ sunsets on. 11‘

 

lotion at the library, after a. few days'
absence because of a cold mas Kalil

 

Mrs H. Day has moved from Suds}
Charles Johnston, Noroton avenue.

 

Chum Chadd 9r 01 GM“ '5‘“ 5" Practically all of the stores in town

will be closed all day tic-day. Th9

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m“ mm 11111311 t °~t “an" m" the mst-sffice from 10. so to 5: :0, and

and 7 instead of ’1: 39 will be the clos-
111: hour. '

1m. Anson mas Bto‘et “1‘1...
laughter, Miss Helen, are now at

 

n-w—l-I—

Edward Buttery. employed for the
last few weeks at the Stewart grocery.
finished his duties there on Saturday
night. ,Chrlstopher Von Tassel! of
this town was added- to the Stewart-
force 'on Monday.

“—
Vincenzo Scara‘ndo, grocer at the
Heights, has closed his store and left

__F——
William and‘Walter Dover-ill spent
the weekend with their‘ parents at
Tumors. ‘ '

John D. Crimmins has inst present-
ed to the Sailfish Club offs-1m Beach,
where Mr. Crimmins and his family
are spending the winter, a swel en-‘
gravel portrait of President Woodrow

Mrs. George Hammeihoy and Mrs. .~
- so.
Arthur Raymond spent nesterday m:Wilaon, to be hung in the club hou

Norwalk. .

 

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The official board of the Methodist
Church, on Monday night, together
with its routine business, planned to
hold an t‘every-msmber canvass" to
iraise roads to meet. the budget for the
meat conference
about April 1.

 

Andrew Carnegie s secretary. Albert
Miller, has recently been visiting Nor-
oton friends.

 

 

 

Mr. and. Mrs. ‘F. Edwards have been
entertaining their daughter, Mn. 1“.
Nelson of Stamford.

 

I Miss Helen Mctlresor was surprised
Harris R Chiids and family of New ‘by a number of young friends on Sat:

York spent the weekend at their home urday evening, it being 1‘" birthday
on Long Neck Point road annlvetsary, at the home 01‘ Miss hols

Gillettee. Gracie Street[ The party on 3
13111111 Carrier Ben. 11 Raynwnd iuyed dancing and refreshments until
will attend the State convention of a late hour.

rural carriers at Hartford tomorrow. !1 ‘1 ll Vi S d t t S
. rs. arry arin 111111 on er sin

Miss Mar‘cella Coming of George 11 party of young 990913 0"" Wash

town “as in town yesterday visitingtingmn” Birthday

II" 1111 it. Mrs M L, Haines 01 Brook- Miss Mary lsabei Carr, formerly of:
side avenue. Virginia, now of Greenwich: Roderick

.—___.. bl Edens oi the Law School at Her-
andner Fowler 3,." ,3 again in vaid Universitv and Richard 0.3
town, after having been undergoing CIIINODhW-Jr- 0‘ Montclair l
'lt :1tment for several weeks at a New M l
iork hospital.

 

 

 

 

45.1“.

Humid St. Joint lio'rehouse left

 

Miss Nettie “(930“ ‘3 having cxten- teidny mowing, having been sum '
give alterations and improvements mended to illt' bedside oi his mother

_ made at her bungalow on the now who stari'ed for Flo1itia a few days

'ago. but was" taken ill on route, and
was 1t1por111d to be in a serious con,

l‘okeneke road.

 

Mrs. Frank Lane, who has been con- dition. '
fined to her home at the Jlelghts, with
a cold for two weeks, is able to be out

..gain

Eben Scribner, in, who is senior
patrol lender of the Noroton ilrst-class
Scout. Alva llztrtwright, who is the
troap's. sc‘ribe. has been trying to at-.
‘11i11 to the rttme standard. and both
1011111.: mm expat-i shortly to take. the
tests which WI“ prove them worthy of
' that new honors.

Postmaster Fred. ll. Smith will at
end the annunl gathering of Connecti-
cut postmastera to be hell tomorrow
at Meriden.

Joseph Drury and family have mov»
ed from Rou'ayton to the homr1 of
W15. Drtiry's mother, Mrs. J. Kuneri,
on West avenue.

 

_-—-
‘Rrw. Samuel C. Johnson announced
on Sunday that next Mdnduy night,
Rev. hinrtln Vanlluren Williams, of

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1111.11 been engaged in 11 gospelynam-
pnign for the past three weeks at the
Norwnlk Methodist

Miss Barbara Weed has returned to
her home on the post. road. after
spending several weeks with Mrs.
Elihu Weed on Stanton’s Hill.

 

”Sir. Williams will he 110.com
Miss Jos-

lchurch.
M11, and Mrs. Fred. Wieclre left pained by a gospel singer,
Monday for Sniyrna. Fla- A number 2111111111 Wing of Boston.

of other Darien people are already
wintering in that section.

 

Two of the churches of town with
obseive Washington‘s Birthday with
Walter S Nelmhu returned to his social nif11irs.Thc Methodist Protest l
home. with Irving F. Anthony or the ants ill the Heights wit 1 anticipateI
Heights, sftera tour of the South with the tiny with 11 birthday social this
the Sparks Brother‘s circus evening the Ladies Aid Society in the
Darn-111 M E. (‘hurch will have a coI01i

Friends in town have been informed 11W Silllpef- “'1‘“ G90?“ and Martha

 

 

 

1i~Mrs. Weaver of the Post 9th

road.

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..-'-———-1— Mrs Andie“ Buttery, who went to
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Shelton are a New York hospitat tor surgical

menus, while the latter's wife is visit Which left: her in such a weakened
ng at Marietta. S. C.

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Miss Canie l. \iarkweli of Newton the Stamford Hospital,

«Woman .
Led tint lbs. W7 will rally from!
um. may 11111 has resumed her use exam. . i

1‘” been visiting “5 the home “i "‘1‘ most staid citizens sip the waters of
fluoride.
‘ for then that grand annual function; Stanford visited Sunday with friends
.tho dinner and theatre party-o( the in town.

Darien Association will be held, the!
bank will also be ma 3“ d”, Edit-me, Bl the Hotel 13870119012, and.
the. latter at the Stamford Theatre. @953 of 1:11.13. J. O’Sbsu
Fbr several years, this 11mm was held 8mm”.

in New York, but last year the com-l
mitten in charge discovered Stamford.
and experience bought them that both W W910 3M8! geese in New
refreshment and entertainment could Cancun.

be as well supplied
the\:‘Grcat White Way.” l

year, which lies!“ Sunday with-friends in town.

,to1111 hurriedly on an early train, yes- ‘

,ilinghamton. N. Y., an evangelist who .

Church, would'
holti :1 service of this sort in the local

11.1511111th «rm 5.2-.

 

Mrs. John L Davenport of Ponds
image. who has been quite ill, is re-
Next Saturday most of Darlen's coped-g" . .

 

and become young again, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hodgett of

Miss Webster of Stamford was the'i
atheism»-

 

 

C. W. Krebbs stud wife of Flathush,

 

there as along!
lacius M. Monroe enjoyed a visit to

lWasbingion for mu; days during the

 

 

WNW.” A 1 mt week.

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ispent the weekend with his parents
loo. Mead street. '

 

Mrs. E C. Gilbert is visiting friends‘
in Brooklyn. and will extend her trip
to Washington. " \_

 

= A son was born last Week to Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. 1111111111 tByrnes are and Mrs Percy Cantrell of New Can

the parents of a daughter 1 113111. formerly of Dsrien

 

 
 
 
 
 

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John Itiiey. employed at Mt.’ Kiev 1.4

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

yGood Butter

Tel. 371 1

.Pure Lard, per lb

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Parlor Matches ”
Crisco, a can

only. .. .-

24 Cottage Street.

 

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Stanlsy Mason of Larchmont spent

.her sister. Mrs. Ralph 120125 of Nor-
walk. several days'iast week.

 

John Iliad“ entertained relatives and
friends from Norwalk on Sunday.

 

1 Mr. and Mrs. Webster of New Brit-;_
ain are guests at the home of M15
Mr and Mrs. Gienville Winthrop of Samuel Crissey, Park street

New York were in town Sunday.

 

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hirs.-B.Chrystol.11ho underwent an
Little Miss Ellen O'Shaughnesay is open-111011 in a ‘Ilrooklyn hospital,
on the stair list with an ear dimculty expected hone this week
Mrs. I£WIS Buttery of Hosted Lane
has- been quite ill during the past
we

Mrs Ernest Green and son. Ednest.
in. of New. York and New Canaan,

 

Alll0ilg- them are Wl

 

Persons Who Lack Power of Stron
Emotion Rarely Achieve SucceSs

By Dr. 0. STANLEY HALL. President oi c1111. University

 

PERSON who cannot become mud cuuhcrcr accomplish uuytlu'ug
worth while in the world.
nature. ,

OI WISDOM-KNOW Ntl’i‘llthi, lliAii NOTHING.

If we arc tot observe sex purity and to p1otect the next. generation
the schools should be made more inictcstiiig Generate interest; in any-
thing, you 1111111 tlitetlcti the attention of the child ittuu sex. The

':'t1dc111t1r) life ol the sc,hool dull hicks. uninteresting touching, lot are l

1151' and 11 mutint txistcucc nil ttork together to produce the dcbuuc me.
(kiss and personal instruction in sex mum-111 is 11 dangerous thing A
better 11111 in lo keep the cliild,t1.spt'cinll1 the boy, interested in some 11c-
thity t‘llllt‘l 1111': ii: ll or athletic.

'1‘ he Iiic of lllt.‘ child should he committal.

The best education 111 the
ont1 that (Noll-11.1 humanistic emotions.

THE OLD CULTURAL lDEA THAT A PERSON SHOULD STUDY:
WHAT IS UINTEREQTING TO DEVELOP WILL POWER II A FALLAOY. '

VERY LITTLE OF THAT IS ALL THAT.W|LL BS NECESSARY.

 

 

our Greatest Need 11;... intelligent Com-
prehension of Ideals oi Denmracy
L 1;. CHARLES E. HucHas. Republican Nut-.... r... the Plating

unity.

 

 

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1'} 111111t patriotism, and i don i think 11c are going to lose it. very
soon, although I do devoutly hope that out of the perils and diill-i

Mrs. Herbert Sohmidt entertained,

rMCCallBook of Fashions
spams QUARTERLY

’ A charming.

‘ and Authen-
tic Presenta-
tion 'of the
Smartest
Spring Fash-
ions, Fabrigs
and Trim.
mings.

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Auger is 1111 aggro-1511's force in 11111111111 ‘
l‘i'l Ali, ON THE U'l‘ill‘ll HAND, IS THE MU'l‘lli'Iii ;

clllllcs of this time may come 11 new birth of the sentiment of

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1191c goals at The Ardsley, Sunday.

1...... ~' SawkcdShoeider 7 7391 9171111
Butter. the Finest Quality 411: lb

East India Tea Co.
125 Washington Street

SPECIALS

Delicious Butter, per lb. . . . .
Try Our Fresh Roasted Coffee, perils. ............ 21¢
SmftsPrcmturnOleo 1n pints ........ 27¢
...... 3 five cent boxes 10¢
..................... .. 30¢

ASTULI:

Exquisite
Embroidery
Designs
Attractive
and" Eco-

~ nomicai Sug-
gestions for
Dainty '
Lingerie

' McCALL
BOOK OF

FASHIONS
Prico 254:, (by mail 35c); Canadian Passage,

1 . 401:), including. a FREE PATTERN CQUPON good
j clot 15c toward the purchase of any- McCall Pattern.
‘ 5 NOW ON SALE

Biggerman Bros. and Chas‘. JyMintz

Conn

 
 
 
 
 

1— 380 lb

 

.......... 41¢
19¢

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East Norwalk.

fix. ... .

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1' -< 111'- 1.113

(by mail,

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TO IMITATE THATCH ROOF.

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3 Mrs 060736 Picknell and “"5 “ll‘l 0f thg various attractine roof ef-
liam Lloyd were weekend 8118555 0‘ ’tects that can be achieved with either

Mrs Kingsley Lloyd of Mamaroneck.

 

Mr. and Mrs. E. V 1Frothlngha111 1'~‘is

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the asphalt or the wood shingle, none

'are more popular at present than that
of the imitation of the 112113111111

ited their son, Richard. 8. student at; thatch.

Milton College, Mesa" last Sunday.

 

V“.

Mr. and Mrs.

This effect is obtained by what is
known as the woven shingle method,

John Museum 0" whereby the shingles are laid in ’

I do hope that in the burial: of all these troublesome conditions we tNeW' Y0“- ‘Vfl‘e “995““ “mm 0" courses varying in width from one

our democratic institutions.

We need not vust extent of territory. not great popttlttti011,uet simu.
lib i illn th \ Y 111 it attendance followed by an enteylpjl‘y CItIEIOtgfinry fiblliSlilCS Ofdnatriogal rt‘vmllfiltil‘xtutllliifi lh§§3¥ak\~%.
1 e serous ess a er 'e'w o 1 eoquen w s 0 energy on 111111 gt 1.1 a y, .
me to which she returned recento.t11'inm1‘m by 1110 Davie“ 111111.111 3°“ NEED 11011111 '1‘.th ANY THING arse IS 11.11 INTELLIGENT

COMPRI" HEXSION. 011‘ .Il‘ilirl IDEALS Oi" DETIQCR ACY:

Those ideals are that «Vt-11' men shall have 11 full .1111] equal 111111111211
according to his talents: It is not an ideal of democracy that one alone.
shall emerge because of conspicuous ubilitv but that there shall be 11

Jaking their home with Mr. Skeltdn' s trealmenl a few “91“ “KB- “6 While great; ttdvancc of the plain people of the country, upon whom the pros-
lethei, R F. Shelton, on Newton there was taken with pneumonia. perity of the country depends. . _
, acetone EVERY countrton m watch me rmo MAN 1
' 13°31‘11““ ”m 5‘“ 09mm“ ”“15 n“ .Lowea THAN 11: shouts 32 uuosn A FREE GOVERNMENT. we
5eperf°med “'53 take“ 5“ “5'1“” l“ WANT Vic-110111.511 or osmocslt'cv 11111111 ms LEVEL or success “WWW" ””5"?“ “ sentinel ““55
‘Yhm ”‘3 9111111. 52 Moses.

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1 have a hotter realisation of our national strength and of the import of thin nd Mrs. S B Hoyt 19 Elm Ma and. to seven inches.

pie street.

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li‘r.11d M“- E V Frothmgham and1l1ouses of a certain style of architecr

son Donald sailed. Tuesday, for Jack'

l While undoubtedly a root of this
sort lends charm and dostinction to

,‘tuie.f10m the nature of the work-

sonville. ‘0 spend 5 month to. thelman‘ship required in its construction.

South.

 

The Lenten services a‘l’ St.

‘Wednesdar,
1at 10: 30 a. m.

 

it your tenant is delinquent and

tied advertiser at once.

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Marh' 5
Church commenced observance of A511
yesterday, with service

in the roof cannot be considered a cheap

eel
To those who do not have to con-
elder expense closely, the soft finish
lot the imitation thatch must make a. ‘
lstrong appeal.
DON'T FAIL TO SEE. THE PARIS
Fashion Shop at the Palace today.

 

 

 

 

 
 
 

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