LL..ot Htwklns avenue.
his home by illness.
. Gmpim Girls will
m Muriel Jones, Cove
awning.
Ltoday completing his
'15s. Nsnl (roast De-
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' ‘ mm ot‘the Advent
.. will hold 11.th
Rev. W. o! Eris.-
1111.. Herbert. Mead, ol'
the . woelr-endf‘gnests
' Robert Blydenborg, of
one the proud parents
born Sunday. Mother
Laudernlg from appendicitis”,
oonilned to his’homaewlm llln.:....
L a. few days at his sounder home in ill
tawn. ,
13le SW visited friends in town
. in his home town-
Mi 0: Edna avenue, ,
WTOH
John J. (3111111111111. of the Heights,
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Charles Smith, 01 King‘s Highway; is
llr. LC. B. Wheeler, of Brooklyn; spel
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Miss Mildred White of Maple a1"
Saturday.
lie 8311111 Drink lots of llaiu 111 Eat 1111 item, 8111
lloted 11111111111 1-1111 11111111
" Recommends a Spoonful of lad 8111 In Glass 11 llatn 111111
' ' Breakfast to Stimulate 1111111 1111 Eliminate
the llrc Acid
Uric acid 111 meet excites the kidneys. illey breakfast for a few days and our kidneyswill
become overworked, gel: sluggish. ache, and feel thou art. fine. ’lllis famous t5; is made from ,
like lumpa of lead. lhe uliue bwolnes cloudy the and of grapes and lemon juice, combined
the bladder ls imitated, and )ou 11143111110111er 1.1211 lithia, and has been used for generations
to seek relief 1110 or three times during 11.3 night. to clean clogged kidneys and stimulate them
When the hiducgs clog sou trust; help thorn flush to normal llrtivity. also to neutralize the. acids.
of! the body‘ s uriuous waste or you'll he a root in urinehso ltinolonger is o. sourwof irritation.
sick person shortly. At that you feel a dull thus ending bladder weakness.
misery in l‘:e kidney region. you suffer from Jud Salts is inexpensive. cannot Injufe, makes
backache, sick headache, dizziness. stomach gels a delightful effervescent. lithio-wnter drink which
sour, tongue coated and. you fool rheumatic er rryone should take new and then sto keep the
twlnmrs “hen the weather 11 had. , kidneys clan and native. Dru here say
\
Herman Shoals, formerly or‘fl'arlen
now otrBrooklyn, N. Y., spent Sunday
.
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Mrs. Ralph 130de is confined to her
home in the Srhllobting block, under
quarantine With measles.
Miss [my Monroe, daughter 01.1.6-
roy Monroe, formerly of Noroton, vis
lted friends in that section Sunday.
Miss Annis Noxon, who is at home
from Wellesley (11119111 for the Easter
vacation. is entertaining a college
mate. Miss Ruth Furnum.
Mrs. R. 'H. Wezlior and family, of
New York, have arrived in town and
will spend the summer born at. llulr
home on the Post Road.
The llrontly organized Home (loan
willmeot :11 the Town Hall this evening
;ior organization and instruction
About. 110 men are now enrolled.
. olng nicely.
practice of the Pas~
moon was to bare been
no postponed becaueo
nt weather.
‘ urge number of East
'L tendnnoe'at the man-
: witho'MoKlnley Camp.
Veterans. lut'nlgllt:
L hoeu received from Carl-
1 . o! Rowan street.
fitting along nicely at the
attending to Mt Hermon.
111.
of? the Advent Christ
, hold an all-day meet
Limb of the church to -
\Thompson, of 54 Flrst
lk, has ro-lnllsted in
onion! lisrdu lotion
5003.111; ArAtlllery
nyears' turther oer
I'Alhln hurheen pine-
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be mackerel fishing
'- has resigned his po-
[tbwsyton greenhouses
W, 11"., of 'lL‘okorr
"new Stilts autumn:
C. B. Wheeler have
°.' "The Hickoriel-l,”
3W . WEN; 'GW
Romain to: the
mm 00111180 for'
' ,are selling "fast.
Home and Foreign
' 1
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. Eat less 111ml, drink lots of water: also get. theysell lots of Jud Suits to folks who belie-1e In
from any pharmacist four ounces of Jud Salts; morcoming kidney trouble while it is only
take :1. 1.1111115110011111! in a glass of 11'3th before“ trouble. ,-
’I‘lu\ llarién minstrel show is coming:
on in line shape. The show will ho
given two nights during lbtl middle 0!
the month From “lull. can be leoruodlw ‘nurrlluly mitt Dalton new!” (Willa Mnude “TOY"- Wllllam “"5 Elton -Albert Johnson.
in will be worth sebing and the tickets not be. ap‘urnlsed by 0‘- ill)“ notices, 9’ Hendricks. Fred ”“5”“ Joseph Tm'l Glade 1' n. laurel Clarion. teacher~
A good sign Of $09 ill rough the p19”). Of 'llO intended ““0 Marion Call”. Sylvia (11.118.11.031:
inmntlng Miss Lord spoke in her Grade 5, Bdlth summon. teacher»- Howraney. 11111.1 lloeniall
”usual 2111:1951 manner, and all present Gertrude Albertson. Alvin Stark. N91“ Grade 2 Am” Mollngb
tress.
idol-her ~
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Miss Helen hl8("‘Ulr‘gOl, .1... is, a 1: ,flgiudiollovo brmedihe elements man Flowellln. Moses Jute, Jeffrey Helen llvres, Rose D'Orlo, Grace
'leacher in the Barton public schoolsnto hoar her speak, urging them 10"!)1 \lonabnn. Emma Palmer. Johannes Sloop. John McMahon, Charles W and
fill spendlng her Exist-er location at tllcia friend to Jesus Christ!"
llome of her mollm, Mrs Lillie ll [mun-1w .11 the altar to renew their
{consecrdilon at the close of the 1111' ~F‘rlmcls Ste-voila.
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Nearly all Wtsemanzl, Alfred Wilson. ; 01108 3i Mot-ion Hayes. teacher. Vera
L Stpeclsl class. Emma Smith. teacher Bartlett». Donn. Kltness. Elsa Kraenler.
.Berthn Roth. Louis Outright. Ernest
Center 3,,th ‘Hnrmvoe. Imus Lovy. Wllllnm Sul-
Kindergarten; Clara Velour, teacher ”"3- Henry “”3““-
~Morlcn Pierce. Emma Barnard. ' " "“
Grade 1, Carrie 1.811111“; touches-—
Andrew Bruttenosso. Salvatore 0m
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MacGrcgor. of (lento:- utroot, llethel.
' William E. Street 11 111 1.1 1111 Plus 1.1.5.,-
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The heavy snowmll of 110.1113 mom
lug nude trawling véry hndo on the
oat road... The mod was slippery, and
drivers but to alto extra promotions
against accidents: 11y Monday 110011,:
;however, most of the snow bad molteJ
and trovelllng was fairly good.
I
Mrs. Irving Loudes and daughter
1
Crude 2 timer (101111-10. teacheru'
'lloleo Million. Prone,» Murphy,
Sol-col uttendanro deserving special Adolph 3‘3“”
.memlon Mr. Thompson, memo... Grade 3 bans Hutchlnmt
‘nrlnclpal. sends the following list: or Helen Bruce. Dena Brnttomesso. Edna.
Valletta. John Mlller.
pupil's who have boon neither absent ,
Charlotte. both or Henley Pal-11.111111 an nor tardy during. the term closed on. Grade 4 Ella Scofleld,‘ teacher-Jule
unfortunate accident Saturday. They .. 'l‘r Cl. 18 mm“
Aprlli.1917. This :11ch covers only 93“ 0V. or cite hrlver. e
we” “731!an torn trolley when an
auto owned and drl n 1 Em f the schools mentioned below It 105511011 Elizabeth Bredlce, Arthur V111.
ve 1y. ’* 68 l “L
rlsn,‘ arry Kenna Morrlsdil Prod
Blumquln' of llrldsewrt h" them. voly gran-tying to see that so many 1. ooh.
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f0wweelrs in moon
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lire the importance But-111ml
.Mn.1.oundee 111111111911 1 1 red: ””5 “‘1 gm” m“ in Fotrueld.
wrist and dnughteru tr Ell: [flatln‘llmh of rogularhttondnnce. and wool-e glad Grade 5 Annie '1‘. Pnrdee, chGr-r J”,
‘31, -L Julio .1601} El ' [h 1311511100)! Mll- ~L
Both received medical attention. Thai 0111an 111111111 J 8' ”we rL Dr. and-Mrs. Wonk" Gorhnm enter- .
mrvln Bobool. . dl'ed'Underlllll. Robert Busslng. Joseph
Giotto 1.1311119 11. Petty. leacher~ Cutlaleso, William Hyatt. William-
,liltll'oldksho, Armo- Knots. Elsa Mstt- MW’WPW. Charles Stevenson-s Rob-
in», Elizabeth strnnb. Window WW1”? _ _
A F'orrll msohlne and a. Cbolmemtumpl Edgar Howell, Edward Ks» Washington W1 1
l-icmhedtogethsron the PostRond‘jost boss; Slop-hen lllcau. ~ Kindergarten Florence McMahon.
below Dorian Sunday night 111-. 6 modem: lrenll Barrett teacher-We! tenehnrwllemico Huzu'd.
0'0 l 00k.- BM'h machines were wrecked. Ericson, Vera. (lonelier, Doris Pen" LGl’adB 1- Margaret 3 Wood ”We“ "
but fortunately no one was :lnluren. «over.- Vlols l'latt. John Knsko. Rm “-M'vr'" “gamer Gertrude 'lloxenberg;
John Curlsh 0! Mt. Vernon, N. Y“ Pollen. Joe Recs. Nelson Sllcox, aPul Harold Newhnll.
owned the Ford, and Stephen PLLeclmo. siié‘o‘ii Grade 2 Julia McG'nn.Lt:§:1r-hnr~
of Yonkers, N. Y. was the ohnui'teurol Grade 3. Louise LKloger. tenoher~ Ethel Spencer. Jacob Mandel, Antone
the other which 13- owned by William Mildred Bell, Adelaide Coleman. Mlln Nererlaki in 1mm ml. an mm 1.111 with Mr
Wot the same'clty. Tile drivel-so! dréd Erickson. Helen Knake. May 61111183 Augusto Cullen. teacher» and Mm “,0,me .
the. machines were held by. Constable Kndleaj .Anlin MoCullum. Clarence Au- Maurine. Skldd Hermie Newton; Joseph
W W. Greene on the 111mm; 01mm. ulna-n. Harlun 1mm Victor amm- Neverisld. Norman Dubs.
log a car without 11' driver-'5' license; son, 11111511111. iKnullnnr. Frmklln.NL -
Neither of our had their license WW Poul 5111111111, Howard You leen. WWW“!!! 691159110
them. Cori ldn‘ have 2. our ll I"lorries Waterbury." 'llmn Heron
1081186. 1111 118.113.1110 held on this count Grade. 4 Dorothy 111111, teaeher~L 6111114 1. B11111 Lindabérs; 11111111
The cases- of the men came ‘up before Laurel
driver or the machine gave himself. on
.10 consume 11' w. Greene 1111 was: Andl'ewvwhton- W
street lun- returned from gevernl doys'
visit. in New York.-
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lalnod" o pony at several Ideal friends
Fast Day evening.
Mr and Mrs George E.‘~-DrLew were
few days.
“all“? Myer. Raymond Gerhardt; Stanley 05013113. William ZarLgL-sn. A
Morton. Leroy Rider. Wilserdlsln“ ”W“? 5 ELM?" M“ 1n”? teacher-w 111er E. 111131111005»
' (11-111 5;. Natalie—Wheeler,1eaener- Fred Dwarf-”5110:2113 Sklddri «Perry
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Mo'smmno 1011-, Joules (lonelier Stanley Joselov- “915911 \lLlleller, Edward 111.1110... seriouslyfll with bronchitis
, lo conducted tho .1111, Leo Nathan; Jay V1111 flowering, Fm TOQRGP 80111111 11111..» ‘ 1
3301 1111'. Both services Harry Waterbury. " "
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Hazel Cunningham. Bruno. Doze,
mas-111111 Horrytf Guslalson‘. ~
rancher—— Easter services were held in the to
11113113111111 "Mlmnran is expand-lugs
Miss Ruth Wells-man has returned
fromn visit with herslster. Mrs- K1051
1'11an 11 "aster glleato'; Mrfiind-Mrsx
Mrs. wound mm... 010mm,...
Mr. and'Mrs. George. Riot“ enter» 5L
Mrs. Vanderbilt Godfrey. or Folrlleld
1111.11 4.1) E'ennor Sm'lzh imch'r- street? Who bus. been out 01 town since
unto. Miko ml“ 1 'at November, will return home in a
Bell... ocmuxy Cummings. 41111111 mam K1111 Gainer; Anna 11.1.1.1”... 111......1... will go to
house toAlH. ltug- Judge Snood in the Town éourt last Eleanor O’Brien. Arthur Deco.» Edwin} 1111.111. Ed-wnnls' Huntington, Jollmcios's Htgliwily, tollny; where it will
' hold'lts semi-menthly meeting with
‘ Easter.
11111-1 0. Bradley. who was
SO. NORWA‘LK
Goats, Suits and ”Winery
3 Charge LAcqounts. Opened
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Big’Storb—Beckmann’s.
L ' Challenge gland Coffee, Reg.
. Curtice Brothers' Blue Label
50c size Instant Pastum .
See Friday’s Sentinel for
economy prices.
Free Delivery.
A. F. Bee
81 and 35 Washington St;
Every Egg Warranted Fresh. 0111: 1'
. 45¢. 30c size ....... 23¢;
Armour‘s Star Hams, 9 lb. average, lb. ............. 27¢."
MOnogram Rye Whiskey $1.00 size at .............. 85¢
Auto Service.
GROCE'RS AND WlNLE MERCHANTS
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"is at the
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30: grade, lb. - 25¢
Ketchup, large bottle- 23¢
large ad. Many items at
1
Bree Delivery,
Telephone 1405.
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Fine room by the day 0‘
and American style.
1 .._N- L], DISESA. Manager
Comer Monroe and Chestnut St.
CENTRAL H01 EL
1 week. Steam Leated, electric
lights and gas. Fine Cate attached also Restaurant. Italian
Tel. 1555..
l DISESA‘. Proprietor.
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Sundry: W2; alter 1111 111111111111
11111. with“ 11111; Starr'b 31111111110111”:
Mrs. W. ll. MW at the Upberrl’nr
lull.
The Md.3ocl«i.orm\..vor1eld Con;
gregatlonal church .‘g'avo. n. very1321511113.?1
able supper and-entertainment loathe
town hall» Hominy. evening; the table
mennLLcoualnting ot egga served in six
dlerent ways. and other most appetiz-
1115.0111an delloodosr '
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Norwnlk. onbusiness.
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M11111 H. Neide returned from
Phllodelphls on F‘lglday
Mr and Mrs» Stanley, 01 New York,
‘Lsnsnt Sunday or» The Ardaley.
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Tracey Fields, oI New Canaan. eu-
l-
11.1.11 Mrs. Momma King 11118131111011: .,
vacation with
1 Brooklyn,“
L 11111111 1111:. LJ. 3} Slocum. or
'dellington Heights. N. .YLL spent Sun-._
J (113,111 town;
' LLLLMiss Kniferlno 1111111111311, '01
id'geport, has been 1lslth1g her per-
M11; Leno; Dibble. 1': North Slain-
1911.5 luna- been 111111; 11.11 111111118;-
dacoby’b
Sum. E1111 and Dresses
Cash 011- Credit
, port;
lint-ell the Stamford Hospital last week. ,
' 'Y..,_\veLLre guests of.
.1111. Panos is 51mm}; 1119' I
relatives-1r
SALE 0F
throat/finialdlngr a; few days with lwr
1.11111. M111. Hugoullnuer;
. LLLL L”‘ n‘ .
' Mr. and Mrs. Hurry Stevens, of
Springtime, bps-reborn Ylslling with
relatives on Ponus Ridge.
'1'»
Mrs. Ellzabetb'We-lls, ot Ilrldgepogl,
ls enjoying-a visit with the 111119.;
Weed at. White Oak, Shade.
Miss Mildred H111, of Bridgeport, is
visitingmt the home MM“. Sentinel
Crisscy. on Porkwstroet.
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The'dedlcatlm 01111.; new St. .1113-
-_; 1111111 Ghurchzon South avenue, will
. tnkenlnee on Sunday, Jllno'24.~
William ..Davenport has returned to
his home in Brookls'n,. {uteri a visit
111.111.1111. and” .Mrs. John L. Daven-
Hfi
Mrs; George Andrews, of Bridge-L
port. 1.1311111111111113 Catherine 01m: "’
star! on lzahevlewovonue, Friday and
Saturday
Alisa 11111111. Mnolnty-re tendered
. bliss Emma A.Ilel11e a shower at her
home on Park street last Thursday
evening;
L) Irving E. Purdy, (it CrotLon Folio; N "
LM’errltt and family. on South Main 7
street, Monday.
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ASK FQR and 1111f
The 03' 13111181
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Substifiltes rm: VQU Same fibeL
Junk" Bought' L311] Large Quaint-rear
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If You Have Any 5111111; Large
Qualflties 011111
LL. EFF RflN
3 Rowan St": EasoNorwalk
. And you will goo-1.111311111111111:
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mile.
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