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NOR WALK
SOCIETY
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Our new Spring light weight ;
overcoat will mirror up to =
your satisfaction. Just right
for cool days and a necessity
almost " every evening for
many moons to come.
Models that have set the
pace for this season. Fer
young " men, close fitting
. coats that show the figure
to. advantage. For Vcon- ll
servative men, the straight . :Sterlin'g, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
back, 190-51: hanging coat. I. Sterling, of Fairlield avenue.
. _ The delightful ahair was attended
Many Other Styles to suit by about forty oi the yhung couple's
a“ it‘aSlGS and all 'pOCkeiS. iriends, and a most enjoyable even
Prices—$15 to $30. ‘ ing was spent. Music .for dancing
was rendered by Merriam's orchestra.
:8Jld refreshments were. servtd during
the course of the evening.
Miss Sterling is a well known x311
iGAVE ENGAGEMENT RECEPTION.
The {Royal James Inn, on Wall
street was the scene of a pretty re
ceptlon and dance Saturday evening,
Sterling. oi’ Edlie avenue. in honor of
the engagement. of their daughter,
Rogers 81 Stevens
So. Norvvalk
Now all:
~ among the younger members of the
‘ocal society not. Mr. Sterling is 0111
of this city's most popular young men.
'111d is 11 musician of exceptional abil-
’l‘lle date on which the ulairiage
hulk young lady, and is very popular
"no Flavor Lasts
A letter received by a local friend BOY SCOUTS ON THE JOB
of ’John Sonislo, a member of the ' One of the finest exhibitions of ef-
given by Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester M. 4 Fifth NaIaI Militia, states that condl- ittiency ever seen in this city occur-
tions at the Commonwealth Pier, in ‘red Saturday night when the Norwalki-
Bogton, where the young man is now lloy Scout organizations mobilized ati
Miss Elsie M. Sterling, to Charles W. l stationed with other members of the Ellie City Hall in less than 70 minutes.'
local naval militia division, are ex- {Scout Master Douglas Nash at_5 :30
cellent in every respect. except the oclock Saturday afternoon gave thel
housing quarters. These are said by order to mobilize. Word was spread!
III; Sanislo as being rather damp The 1 among the scout leaders by automo-|
young man said in his letter that 10-; bile. In one half houi, 45 boys re.l
cal papers would be gleatly nDD’eclai- ported Thirty minutes later the i
ed by the boys if Norwaik ‘cltizens number was increased to 91 boys and
would forward them 1 W the time 70 m‘nutes had gone bl.
. the total numbei had arrived at the.
Harry Selby has been spending a City Hall. which was 96. A3 therei
ten days at his home in Woodward are only 106 inenlbels in the organiza
avenue He has but recently retuln ~10" it Will be seen that this is a line i
ad from a several months‘ cruise in record. Some of the scouts were al-
southern waters on board the cruiser: 10”“ to make use of the automobile;
Olympia, fornielly the flagship of Ad in mobilizing and had no knowledge
mm“ George Dewey. of the drill before hand.
News
. . on, was served at the
lub'rSaturday night,
. A‘A‘AA‘A-A1
has returned
home i’rOIn it‘trip toNew York.
James A. linker. J12,
all born yesterday tc
Florence
dolf Hoter, of is Lin, Mrs Moore, of Penn
7 sheet. is the possessor of a handsome
l“llow dog.
he a regulai meeting to
rothers Lodge 310.10.! Mrs. Emily Wnrdwell Russell oi
4 ‘ " ‘Rowayton avenue, has been visiting
- in New London. ~
Costello, of Spring _.
-verlng from an illness Mrs.‘E:1r|e F. Thomas has been
her to her home for touching tor the past week in the
County Home in Westport avenue.
Norwn lk.
1:111:11 token 11 lease of the
lore, at NO- 31 South George Kay and family, at Crockett
0". 11 Ito“0d 0f “"9 street, will move shortly to Ridge-
yeJSi- 1917- ”‘9 yearly wood“ Long Island, for the summer
’ xmonths.
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, “530‘?" property. 10‘ Work on the main part. of the Bar-
nln street. has been clay cottage, in Itowayton avenue,
John T' “We“ “ml will begin this week, the foundation
. 0 William Gainer. of having been finished.
Aid Society. of the
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The Ladies’
' of Vorwalll, 1:3”; Ml Methodist Church will hold their reg-
lion with the at ona Iilar monthly business meeting Wed-
ord. Mr. Clark was
t l k h 1 el.
pioyed in Oscar F. nesday it 3 (1'0 oc int c oiap
street market.
The Point or View Department of
the (May Scribner's contains an Inter
eating history 0! the Rowayton Libra-
ry. written by Miss Mary F Hucley,
of this place.
auspices of the Social
'Houso of Mayehoff,’
rtainment will he giv-
venlng in the Mayo-
fill nltlerwin street. The
ends of the league are
to a glorious time.
number of cedar and white pine trees
set out on his garage property in
Highland avenue, and the place has
been greatly beautifled.
33E licenses must be re-
th, and only seven
fwhich to comply with
half the dog owners The teachers and. pupils or the Ro-
d failed to take out wayton pub'lc school celebrated Ar-
The once of the town W and PM Dar last week During
- 1 11 daily from 9 oclock . , _ . .
.. {or the purpo‘se of ac- white birch trees were set out, and
wners of canines who the praclainatlon oi Governor Hol~
w licenses. I 100mb was read. Following other ex-
.ercises the children of grades 3 and
plane was seen shortly 4 united in a single- room observance’
lzht Saturday scouting of the occasion
The 'plane carried a
light and did not Rev. 'Mr. Hons, the new pastor of
wasted by the electrical the Rownyton Methodist Episcopal
you around the lower church, conducted both services yse -
city and then darted terd‘ay, and preached very Interesting
the north. The name of sermons to good sized congregations.
In place where the He..oomes from Floral Park, Long Is--
‘ is flight. which land. to which place ‘Rev Edgar S.
,g Island, could not Jackson has been transferred. Mr.
Kong is stopping at present with Cap-
tain Daniel Wicks, and expects to of:-
: _= copy the parsonage in Peniloyer
on K BANK , Jstreet, with his family, next Saturday.
DIMES FOR A _...__..
. Tuesday at 2:15 the Endeavor Cir
. _ leis will meet at the church and will
. . attend in a body the meeting _of the
cg‘mwafion "_ [Town Union of The King's Dauxh
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‘ Ceremony will take. place has .not yeti
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James a. Farrell has had a large,
' The engagement oi Miss Coline 11.1 OPERA PANDORA POSTPONED
Ingersoll daughter of Mr. and Mrs. l’llilip Spoon". Who is to take the.
c '11 Insertion of New York to Slew: ”map“ ”a" "l "‘8 Opera Pandora.
art Campbell Woodworih of lieston, i‘finzfgzcialle flow» and It has been
was announced last week. The lnger- 53“” ‘0 905W”? the. di-
. ltraction for one week It is now
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Ml" {11ml} has “ “mm“ I m scheduled to 'take place on Friday
Ridgcileld.
etenlng, May 4th, and Satulday Iii.
. terncon, May 5111.
been announced.
SURPRISE PARTY.
A surprise party was held at tile
.liome of Miss Velma Krance of Hoyt
lstreet. South Norwalk, Sunday even-
ing. April 22, Those present were
tile Misses Elizabeth Dokns, Grace
lliall, Iulia Wargo, Margaret Magyar.
'Velnla Koance, Regina Bayliss. Julia
llurdoo, Elizabeth Bartok. Emma Far-
kos, Elizabeth Burdos, Bertha Szocs,
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A county conference oi garden work
leaders was held this afternoon in the
oflices'oi' the Fairiield County Farm
human, in the ‘Town Assembly 'Hall
Building, in Wall street.
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If your tenant is delinquent and
sea advertiser at once.
I.lillia Foris. Messrs. Joseph Bunyni, ___,_ _ _, . TM“ ' _'
,joscpll ‘VKurlmvai,’ William Bardos, Charles II. JClark. oi" Brooklyn. N. 5"
Wilme’s ‘hison, William Sengel, Joseph l'.. formerly of South Norwalk. Bile!“
. agyni. live Marcuo, Stew Heves- the week-cud m town,
visiting
sy, Louis Gall. Julius Solten: Andrew ‘
Sundy( Stephen Szocs, Frank Gall.
Singing and vlctrola selections were
enjoyed. A dainty collation was
served. All. enjoyed a pleasant even-
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friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kelley of Pitts-
burgh. 911.. spent Sunday with Mr.
Kelly" 11 parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Kt‘llt)’, of Crescent Terrace I
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Mrs. William James.
avenue. has
her daughter,
South N01“ alk
of llowayton
been spending 11 week
Mrs. Henry L‘ehrle.
.“illiam Mason is again cmploted! .
11s lhipping clerk for the American 1
“Hal company having returned from
a fifteen duys' outing with the \':-.I val
Militia.
BETH
George F.Ailierio'.,1 of the Douglas
Robinson, Charles S. Brown Com-
pany, of New York, was a week-end
‘vlsitor in South Norwalk.
William C. Smith, the Belle Island
millionaire, has ieturncd to this city
oftel spending the winter in Coliior
lnla.
Arch V. llenelislin, of Nm'risiown.
Pu. spent the week-end with his par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs Victor J. Ilcncli
l,:1hr1 cl 'I‘inlor avenue.
Miss Mildred llorner has returned i
to her home in Main street. after 11 '
‘ visit with Mrs. W. S Graham, in New
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1 Mrs. John Manning, oi Stamford.- '
spent yesterday visiting her mother,
Mrs. .l. Flaherty, of Spring street. 4
Louis Roblcllaud, of South Norwalk:
returned today from a visit with rein.
Itives in l‘l’utei'bllry.
Dr. C. Irving Ferris of New York
city, spent Sunday withhis mother.
Mrs. John Ii. Ferris,'on West avenue;
Mrs. Clara Morris. of Brooklyn. is
the most of her sister, Mrs. William
Moore. of Lincoln avenue. i
I Gnome. L. Rockwell, of Ridgeflcld.
was n- caller til. the Sentinel office this THE SALVATION ARMY MEMO- I
morning .ntAL SERVICE.
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' "Miss 'llelen Mcel’uk, of Stamford, .
spent yesterday in Norwalk,‘ visiting
friends.
hull! Dilli’l vol"
A very impressivc'memorla'i serv-
lee was held in the Salvation .1me
hall last evening, in connection with
the passing'ci Brother Jonas Worden.
Prayer was. uttered by Sister Terry'
and Sister Whitney Luring tributes
to the life and character of the do.
ceased were made by Brother Fox.
Terry, and Sister Whitney.” ,
A 5010, "The 'Heart that Was Brok-
en for Me.” was b’eautlfully rendered
. Sit 1011 cums »
i ”CH “mm nest" were.“
Look at Tonguel MW. pom,“ From taken from Revelation 7. 917, after
Liver and Bowel; at Once which Brother Mott .of iR’owayton,
Mother! Your child isn‘t maturaily,"ery “391m” ”“8 "Mn“ 1 Empty
cross and peevisb. See if tongue is Handed GO?" The time then 00"“
coated;thi'.1 is a sure sign its umevsponded with the departure of the de-
stomach, liver and bowels need 11 ceased the previous shinny. 80 a few
cleansing at once. ' ' Imomenis of prayer, led by Brother
When listless, pale, feverish, tull of. T9"? was participated in
cold, breath bad, throat sore, doesn't Captain C. H. Phillips, the officer
eat, sleep or act naturally, has atom. commanding the local work, saris 11 .
sch-ache, diarrhoea, remember, a gen". solo‘ full of consolation, entitled,
tie liver and bowel cleansing should am "There Will Be No Shadows," after.
ways be the first treatment given. wards brlnsins the meeting to a
Nothing equals “California Syrup of close by melting an appeal for surreal ..
Figs" for children' s ills; 31‘"? a. tea- der‘ to God It was a beautiful sight
spoonful and in 'a few hours all the 1° see more than thirty people V0111!»
tool waste. sour bile and fermenting rarity Tl” ‘0 ““3174?“ and 001159
feed which is clogged 1n the novels crate themselves to the service of
'pa‘sses out or the system. "and you 00“ “My thanks are due Miss Car:
have a well and playful child agiitl rlo Miller. who acted as organist. and
All children have this limitless} delta ll180 the friends that sang. ~ , .
ions "fruit laxative." and It never ~ ' ~ "
falls to effect a good “inside" cleans- ~l---Somc compeflilo'n in the eye- -slass .
his. Directions for prom. children of business has; been“ directed towards
alleges and grown-'11). a». My on me but unsuccessful. it would re-
the bustle. : ' Inuit: too mil'ch space In our valuable
not. it handy 111 your home. A lit- «mm to sure all the details at
mmw’umasfimwmmomu-hruto call the
. .. "-‘t "unravel the
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into the blood
eachday fbeforetlis,
DHIHK HOT
Hopes every man». and womh herewill adopt
this splendid health halit.
-.\V by 18 man and woman, half
like time, feeling ncrl ous, dcspon--
~dent, Worried; some plays head-
achv dull and Iiilstrung; some ,
Hays really incapamltated by ill-
If. we all would practice the
drinking of pliosphated hot water ‘
Ibefore breakfast} what a gratifi- '»
ing change Would take place. In- ,
stead of thousands (if half—Sick,- »
' anaemic-looking souls with pasty, -
‘ muddy complexions we should see -
crowds of happy, healthr rosy-. 1
checked people everywhere.
reason is that the human sy-
'does not rid itself each day- of all
- . the waste it. accumulates under
~ our present mode of living.- For.
. every ounce of feed and drink
' ': taken into the system nearly an:
; ounce of- Waste material must be
. . carried out, 8183?“? implants and
~_ ~-: forms ptomame-hke poisons in
f "\ the bowels. Which are absorbed:
'Jiisl: as necessary as it is to.
clean the ashes from- the furnace
cwdlburn
bushland hot,'.~ so output an:
Says :1 glass of'llot water with a-tmonful. of -
limestone phosphate in it'vvashrs poisons ' i
from system, and makes one feel
clean, sweet and fresh.
morning elati- lb inside organs
of the previous day’s accumula-
tion of indigslifl: waste and3
. body toxins. In and women”,
. , whether sick cram advised
to drink one]:
breakfast, a. #3 of real hot
Water with a of limeL
j stone phosphalnimian to harm-
less means at T.
the stumach, Fur, kidneys and
bowels the We material;
waste, sourhihatlinifins; thus
cleansing; m
fying the 55!::ij-ul'tory canal'
before puttngmindmto the
.. stomach. , --l
Millions of ”1* who hla'd
Their turn :taiphm, bilious
_ ' attacks,- afl_~sdi.aick head-
aches, m dumhago,
nervous day-d mgh’cs
He’ll?
‘drug stile, H. “sent to
cmonslrdoh*‘ adapti-
Wile anti-Fault”! ”hauler ‘
V5
before .
out of . ,
and puri-.
.illave been-o 1d flanks aboull' '
”the Al
quarter pod dunno phos- .
= photo will It‘d-Ills at the
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