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' _’ Item was good skating on the
A‘s! Norwtlk Mill pond last night.
mm Dolan. of Seatiew avenue. is
”h a (up through New York Stilt:
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w friends in this district yes-
”mm Drake of St. John avenue.
3 burrowing alter a severe attack of
H my.
. ”all Day and family of Watet-
My. have removed to Betts Place,
V mafia-walk
.1 recruiting oiiicer will be on duty
in the me or enlisting recruits.
3: annuity is being extended to the
flow and children of the late Daniel
Homily, by his many friends in East
Iowan.
The many {fiends of John Gorham
at Winfield ntx‘ect.
tin has: that ho is recovering nicely.
Mr. and h1‘111.l<lurt
ill'ork,
[who will conclude tomorrow :1 three
{WW 3 gospel campaign in the Nor-
will be pleased
utter u long illness. ‘ l,
home or her 3mm.
. lilomhousc, on Wednesday ottoman.
' ‘when‘ a number of loan! pantie nun:-
hirs. Arthur Hill of West New Bligh ed to wish haiku pleasant trip has
Lowndfifl- of “Wiley Fark- Mine hen. 11111. n. s. Brown, Mrs. H.
1K. flannett. Mrs. John R. Conn. Mn.
Ernest B. Crofoot spoke at a hearing Henry B Cooke, Mrs F. V. Cantrell,
“1 1“mm“- mm ”General-“39m 111.511 Katherine Ferguson. him. a. 1.
bly's Committee at Humane lnstitu- Gillette, Misses MM and Tillie Ketb
“0“- Wednesday, in advocacy of 3 nor, Misses Mnxy and Jennie Hoyt.
William J. Deverill manager 01 the Summer. Mrs We ‘1 V. Sohlicht-
3‘3“" 5m”- “d 119‘ brothtr, “'1' ins Mrs A. 11 Sooileld. Mrs 11.1111-
ler. also of this town, have been 119- t.on Smith and hire Agnew Water
reared of their mother, who died a b-1‘.11y
bu home in Turrytown, Tuesday 211‘- ‘
tern°"1‘-'l‘ho veterans of Fitch‘s Home en-
. . tjoyed a delightful program 0! various
A message has been ”09“"‘d 111 numbers appropriate to Washington's
town that Mrs Alfred Morehouse, on. birthday, prorided by Aiming: “a.
who was taken ill en route for the coin Camp. 8 0. V. of manifold on
‘South, and was in a critical condition Thursday afternoon. pm! Mom
:on Wednesday, at Daytonn, Floxlda. is 21.34812 conuihuied a very intercom:
inow out °r danger She ‘5 “owing "talk" upon the violin, in addition 1.1:
[with iriehda in Daytonu, the family of some selections “1143!! that innt‘rufien'
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Mes Newman. of Bridgepot‘fit Rev. Dr. Walker, a former resident of Miss Alice McMahon and. A8110! Match The ready response of both Bnflra-‘A
Dari” .r‘s also madered music on the violin
and Miss ilildu Rasmussen sung
M” “Pd Mullctt “f Lcroy avenue the address of the mention was by
entertained a number of guests 4111“”. 1 Newton Phelps. The ‘0an
cards, on Thursday ovening. including ”“059 Orchestra “13,, enlivened thr‘
Cantrell 0‘ mwfoccasion. The present commander of
Mr and 3m W. W. Ballard, the cnmpthroughwhose ofllcen the at
George F- ”93’5“ \ir and Mrs “’1' Alan 1.1111 initiated in Challis i. Blithe
ltam J Flemming 1” M" and M111 now 11 n bldtlll of Norman Heights.
Wham“ [wadmgt Ml“ WWW“ who came to this town for treatment
Stew“ and (lounge P" Smith. «at 11 lipanish Wn‘r micron at Fitch’s
Home Hospital, and upon régainlua
.II Hunor'a cigar store Wednesday, l It is 1‘XDPclvd that there will be a health and strength. «settled in the' nuiiinsists in also :1 result of the suf
big attendance to night in the Mttho town.
dist Church, when Rex. 'M. V. Williams
of Blnghnmton, N. Y, with his sl:,1ger ;
Mis=~ Josephine S. Wing of Boston.‘
obtaining tlill‘ltl)llli .11 in the
.l'a lc & Towuc shops.
Funeral services were held 'l‘hnrn
day uitetnoon at the home of his cou-
sin Mrs John P. Brummer, over tht
body of lrault llindlct of this 101111
\1 ho had been tor set eral years an in
mate oi 11 hospital at Dlmont. 111 Mr
llindlcy 11.114 38 yours of are the son
of the. late Joseph and 111-1 lilndlm oi
t‘Valk Methodist Church. will hold :1
similar Sonics, for the one night only
in the local church.
1
.11 loofweek‘s meeting or the Dut-
im Musical Society, it was decided to
All“. limib' .
ton stuton Island; was: visitor Thurs- those presnt uere Miss ilotimoa of;
day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. \V. I. Blookbl, Bliss E313. Bat“. n"- CW
bill to pension dependent orphans and Mrs Henry Morehouso Minn A Hahn
“1‘10“5- / ;Morehouuc, Mrs. George ii. Noxon.
-__.. 1112s Alexander new, Mrs. 111‘ A.‘
1 unocct’icht Sui-f
lragc News
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A notional minnow on the nor-vi:
to to rendered to the nntlon by wot
on 11- to on held in Washington 1'
9‘01)! nary £3, 24 and 25, under the our.
{doctor the Nation! Woman Suiting»
A ostaociatiornneomsentutlvea from th.
:ittl'lfllxa 11311013le113 01' all 0!. th.
Etntcs- areAexpcctod‘tn lie present, ant
(Juiiieclletlt Will be W" represent
ed. although Mrs. Hepburn, the prom
dent ii unable to attend. Tho con-
m'onoe will not be limited to suffra-
plats. Any woman who winner to
loin this organized eitort to serve the;
13.5.1... Front-Lace
s'rou-‘r moons
”thing: him. disappear;
‘ waist- lines more
”racial; (wind but.
' mullet ad have the
-“0HCmet" oomioflwifi
(nurturing. ,
$3.50 & $5.00
for
BLENDER and
AVERAGE FIGURES
Give 3 1:, Comfort and per-_
fectiy tting Gown. Long '
wearing. they unsure the
utmost in a corset It most
Economical Price.
$1.00 to 5.3.00
‘ W. 8. N11me
No. 929 $2.00
nation will be Welcomed. At the clone‘ W. K Redo-o
c! the conference more will be 11: No.70; $3.50
muss meeting at which the principal A
uponlteruill be Mr. Baker. the Soc-l ‘ A‘ All Mn
rotary of Wanwho will tell tho worn-f
on what he wnsidcrn the best ways
wnmomnrt Bros Inc».
New YorkA.,Chic;go San Francisco .
in which they can render service. J .
HEARING ON W. B. HUBBELL
gist: and antioutiragiats when ihel ESTATE
country multd to need the servicen A hearing before a probate com-
or woman 19 a ”any good pm; that intisnion on the estate of the late Wil-
1111'. but would rather
nuntirm of pull‘lotlt'1HOli‘ls and quick
on the. sense 0! responsibility of the}
{women or the nation. The cxlntencetm
m1 1.1111111 nationwide otgunlzalious ol'Ah
skunncn both suifrngluts and anti-'
Tilt‘ 1110: t
the estate was that
I llaru Moran
'clnim against
-- on a note which she alleges was
made out to her by tho deceased Mrs.
’Hnrry Huhbell presented a claim for
board bill. Other minor claims were
presented mutated. Judge Joseph
R Taylor appe'urctl for Harry Over-
iragc pnowment “'“hlth is of mm
value to the nation at a time of
fi'i‘liii‘. louder, Keogh
. . & Condos for hols Hub-
1 film signing of thc prohibition bill 3,," and Judge George H. Vosbul‘xll
H” “"l‘ by tit? gmernor adds the 111; executor for the South \‘ot walk
1‘ twutty iouuh state to the dry column. t'rrust Company
;Of these. twenty four statics eight urn
Il‘qunl uuilruge States and sixteen arc
Amon- tullrugo stdtes This is eight:
1011‘. of elcvcn 01111111 coinage claims are
idry and ulxtccu out oi thirty-seven:
1.1111111 suffrage 81111014 are diy. it (loan
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mongm so 9111.:
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dud 8:01! mouth: 6
Mal-u.
tho granting of votes to women wouldt “N“ '3' Hubhell “'fl-N‘ hf'ld in the 0031'}.
not lessen the patriotism of the nation 5. "" rooms. CM Hall "“13”" The mm"
nor decrease its ofliciency in case 0,] mitten wot; composed of Attorney Bid-i
double. the! ward J. Quinlan. Mack Roth and Wii-j
important ‘
made by Lois llubhcli who claims 31!,- 1
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Pa rosztde Toofhr Pa
mm amt who um 1W tooth mile. and in. in >'.
dualu‘umu to 91:11.5 nmasauiidins. New Your.
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Andrew Davey, Inc.
98 Washington St, So. Norwalk
' PHONE 4w, PROMPT AUTO DELIVERY.
Extra Large Prunes
Ilr. and “111. Andrews who m change. the name of that organization.A
horn visiting Mrs. C. J. Morrell. of and to alter its Scope. The new name
M street, have returned to their is the Methodist Choral Society,
home in New York city. which ties it up more closely to the
The monthly meeting of. the Sundtly and in whose choir most of the mem-
School Board. of (the East. Avenue hers sing. This alsomnkes it possible
IE. I. hurch will be held tomorrow to Five. 11 little time cat-i:
evening in the church parlor.
‘l‘he Third District Conunisalonera‘church. The Easter cantata. which
hold 3 nothing Saturday night andAhad been proposed, has been given up
’1111 “llintlley Park"
this town. for whom Cm section known 1
wok 1111 though there was 110ml.- con
was named H111
lchllon between woman outings and
lc'mt-s 1110 sisters Mrs. Simh Tollefl} 1 Al‘lbitlon who onl' .u. t
of Norwulk -und 11er. Caroline Mcud,‘ ”0 n 5 tee s ates
lulu!
kill-me!
guns. with Int».-
hn ll- 07 on
wind
mu nod our.“
“RAID 1'" I if“: 9A:
"rumba”. sflulflm
2 lbs. for 250
W 5‘ RV l‘lflflfliSlS HTWER' .1
disposed of routine business. .A
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The too on the Norwallt harbor is
trot-km up rapidly. The larger por-
tion of it floated out yesterday.
The Evangelist, Rev. Martin Van
Buren Williams, now holding meet-
ings In Korwnlk,=gavc a moat inter-
eeliasmldcosa yesterday to the Men's
cit-$11 at the East avenue 1!. E. church
on "Famine in Our Land." The sub-
3.61 was interesting and the crcell—
out way in which it was dealt. with by
_ Rev. Mr. Williams made it-morc so.
The residents of the East Side are
alarmed 11nd indignant over the as
{.1111ka ex (louncilmnn Horny J. Hip-
scn. They feel that the Third Dis
[riot is in nccd of better police pro-
tection and would advise that more
than one man be detailed for duty
'Uit-ne. in fact. many" think that n
lcuc oiiicci should not pntrGl the dls~
itict, but think the heat should be
covered by two
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The Ladies' Aid society of the
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[church in which its meetings are held. 0! Stamford, 111111 a brother. Ralph . 3:13;}? fennvflew: fir‘ ”"33 l Small Plum """ 1°C lb' Evap. APP?“ - " 2 “’5' 25C
Hindley, who spends most of his time one of t h: o N .w f‘m‘m 7' "‘7 ., Marrow Beans ..... 12c lb. Tall Salmon ....... 13c can
at Eaatport, Maine, where he is ctr"__ _ l 1 “Fa“ rage Gm” are TIC Ginger Straps 10c lb 1&1] Powder c k
week to aged in coming sardines. Frank in. n ‘1 the ”We "““mfl'ma’ " ‘ 1 H . y """ 5 pg.
Epmmsmg hymns and ”muons m be liindiey “AM clerk to 1."? selection su rage state: 1110:; 1‘1". movemen‘t: If you ulcphone or sand postal. A Large Salt Herring 6c each Jams ............. xoc Jar
on foot for 111111 ton o no ' ' .
.rchdered the following Sunday in the when the late Commodore William! wi mo” ; Large Smoked Bloatcrs _ Jeihcs ................ 10c
Bruuners-rcuther was iir’. selectmun. ““0‘ “M“ ““1 ”0"“ ”'9 WM” eleven 9"“ ll get a! . double for l A P C . .
cambilslmd um mice. the deceased will“ may in WNW ‘0 in? “W- 5’0“!“ Junk. 5111013051168“ 3! 4° ea“ ”re” °°°a 3°“ “3‘ 3‘"
for this season Member of on,” being on expert accountant. The m. '“N' 8&0“ Male Within N0 month“ Spicialty. 1 Whole. R1ce .. . .. 5c lb. 16 Oranges ........... 25c
Achoirn and unattached singers are vices WOT? conducted by RN‘. timber! ‘0 FAA.“ WORK?“ (I)? pmfl’dflnllfll V0.0 L EFFRON ' Frail Eggs. - 50C 602. 600d C0“ec ------- 19C "3-
su“ eliKlble “S nwmberfi of [he 30‘ 8_ “row“, Ph_ D., and mun“: w” rend. IS (HMO, whore The “VFmor. has jusl . l
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Acuity, and time has been no aims. ered by Mrs. Siephtn R. Hoyt and 1m “HAN ""3 “mm“ “:1 if“ “31 5 Rowan St. East Norwalk. 1 GOLDEN KEY EVAP. MILK ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 11¢ can
in its board of officers. Mrs. Stephen slsler\ 5““ 39M!" “"“hl‘rd- The ”mm“ “mum ‘ n 1 w w - 'r l 05 Tl ‘ ‘
Hoyt is ‘ accompanist, and George pallbearers were John R. Conn. Ern- . form 11 referendum on the measure. e. 19 - e - I9°5~ a” __ t
Cantrell 111 leader. .GSt B (31-01001 Charles B. Fitch and To do this will require 70.000 slguu- ' '
* ~— —. Etnest Munsb11ry.tu1-esto'the 99051011. bUlAbi’ “8mg tho it your tenant is delinquent. and.
Mrs.Willin1u ll. Reid 0! Munsileld- saloon! as centers thls'number cnn destructive become a Sentinel cluss-i venise in t e ‘entifle
avenue has gone to Pasadena, C111. it. Advertise inlrhe Sentinel. u 1-”: be secured. fled advertiser at once.
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Nethodist church will hold :1 regular
.‘m-mthly meeting. Wednesday at 3
‘o‘cioch in the chapel. ‘
M ntmerintendent. Rev.
W. McCormacAkA “ill preside.
On Wednesday evening at. 7
conference. at which ”11ml
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church will meet tomorrow night at ‘ ‘ .09"? ”N’ME.
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