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We A. C. will hold a meet-
‘ 4m: Honing at the club house on
”mo.
“5‘” Walt weather of the past
don has caused considerable.
loos] oystermen.
818' home, No. 25, loaded with
texcoal was received yester.
1!! the Ferris Coal Company
e regular prayer meeting of the
Avenue M. E. church was held
911m. Edmund Tlounsen was
*usually displayed in front or the
rs of the New Haven Blues on
Holly were the, East Norwalk peo-
» who were shocked to hear of the.
o! lR'ev. William H. Thomas,
1‘ emeritus of the Noru'alk and
Methodist Episcopal chulches.
H. “Human had many friends in this
1'ch
flier. H. E. Wilson, of Bethel, who
accepted a call to the .East Ave-
“M. iii]. church, will take up his
once in the parsonage today.
‘28. F. Fairbanks is expected to
tomorrow for the home of his 7
, er in New York state. l
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o‘Garden Committee of the East
It improvement Association
, Mrs. S. J. Wright. Gregory ton M. E. churches.
m‘d. Wednesday. Plans for the W
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see them.
Sensation
of the season
Most Exlrao
$5,931. ‘21. 50
001.08 Guilt-"0N8 THE VERY
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, Wonderful coats-wwonderful savings and styles for
3. every occasion. Models you will hardly know
which to choose. Theo: are reductions in earnest, and
Win will be amazed at the beauties and value when you
Jacoby’S
rdl'nary Values
at-
All. SIZES
Maw
about three months ago, disposing or
an estate oi about fill. 000. has been
admitted to. probate. Her husuand,
season were discussed and in- ' ~"’“‘1
Norwnlk Improvement Associa-
il’oostors selected. The children are
.. AND
Will be held at the dome of hire.
7 interested in this years' gar-
Wallaco Marvin, Tuesday, May- 1,
__|lo'cloek. A meeting of the 'Board Noun 1 ”NI
work.
dram monthly meeting of the
C,Illl'ocllms will precede the regular
tins and will be called at 2:30 ‘ " “"”’
Edmund Ashton, is executor and sole
heir.
Meetings to be held Sunday, at ‘l: 30
p. 111., in the nation M. E. Church and
the Noroton Presbyterian Church, in:
the interest of the proposed rural Y.
M. C. A., lor Dnrlon, will be the only
church services held that evening. as
the other churches will unite in those
meetings. A bigger meeting is to be
nn intelostlng report and it is New York.
'1 that 1111 members be present at John H Selleck is
ls’vmeotlng.
Slime A. 0., 71 Cove Avenue, .1vcnuo playpen),
East Norwalk, Conn, April 27. '17 Mrs. George (2. Edgarton
fitting Editor, South Norwaik Sen-
'Slr: In last night's issue of mer
Sentinel I read fill intelestlng 1]].- Vm Renssaleer Poojey log“ it he“
31617 When happened ‘0 be on ”1“ tot key and 11 setting of ogga she was
: us me. entitled Now Come to hatching, 11 few days 11110. “hen 1111-
’ Author. Manazel ”Ray Downs herd was killed by a dog
“‘9 Amw‘m‘ “"58““ Le-‘m- i A number 0: members or Dalien
“9m“ 0f the Pastimes I “‘“h Glange are planning to’ attend the
9'0“ m 09mm on ”“8 mam" “visitors night' session or Ridgclleld
thought we made 0‘" statement Grange, tonight. travelling in auto
1' enough to have any sound mind mobiles
wetson undelstnnd thorn.
Conditions were that we will accept
it challenge providing they will
up a guarantee which will be cov-
«ed .by the Pastimes. (Note the we).
Now Mr. Downs pick up April 25th’s
war and post yourself on those con-,
anions. Manager Downs you said in
last night's paper that the time you
ed us for a game Mr. Porter was
pager. and the answer he gays you
flat we were solidly booked for sev-
o weeks. Well, thenno man with' The will of Mrs. Alice Ashton, who
Extensive improvements are being
made at the summer home or Assis-
tant Secretary of the Interior Stephen
T. Mather on Gracie street, by .l. 'l‘.
Bourger, Mr. Mothers new duporln-
tendent.
Howard Slauson of West avenue,
has been bereaved by the death of his
common sense would challenge a
W under those conditions for a ”A
e to he played early in the set» GRANDMA "8m” SAGE
nless the man is an idiot. Now.
ethics to pnt‘ln the paper, please .__..__.._..
little common sense, because She Mixed Sulphur With it to Re-
i‘tins of the East Side will all start: Color, Gloss, Youth-
with me that the stud You put fatness
.9 m 10‘8' a heavy "tea with sulphur added. will
1311‘!an $1167 editor tor the val- turn gray, streaked and faded hair
a“ m the ”We“ I remain beautifully dark and luxuriant. Just
Yours in Sport] in few applications will prose a rave
.JOHN J. RICHARDS. lation if your hair is fading. streaked
_ainPast11ns B. B. T. , or gray Mixing the Sage Tea and
lSuiphur recipe at home, though. is
'~ troublesome. An easier way is to get
a 50-cent.bottle of Wyeth’s Sage and
Sulphur Cotnpollnd'at any drug store
all ready for use This is the old
.time recipe improved by the addition
”of other ingredients. ‘
' While wisp” gray, faded hair is not
'sintul .we all desire to retainnour
tors are out with ham youthful appearance and attractive-‘
lithe vacant fields. The ““9“- 3’ darkening 3°“? “31“ With
'8- filming a am on “3WJeth’B Sage and Sunni: Compound,
‘ 1110 one can tell. because it does it so
men from Yale Unlvsr naturally, so evenly You justdampen?
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wvvvvvvvvvv
7 will conduct "Young on
’f TheYale men will one small sir at time; by 1110
WI! Saturday at 1: 30 in: all 5’“! W ‘ ‘
.. ‘me with the horn and. 1.111111311611111: his!
.,’tock. The Building Conunittee w. 1.’ David N. Mdthel spent Tuesday in
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rived at 119.1 Mansfield avenue rosi-
deuce from New York, {or the sum-
father, George Slauson of Rowayion. ;
who died on Monday. Funeral son :3
vices were held yesterday afternoon. ‘
died at her Noroton Heights homo W}
is paper makes the grass STOW; Common garden sage brewed into;
“WWW“ Saturday and a sponge or soft brush with it and.
this through you Lia‘s: 11111111; - ‘
held at Norwalk the next evening. in
the interest of this work in‘ various
Lnearby towns
”“5“me “ Mrs. 121111111 Milton noyle or Oracle
stone gutter in from of his dedgwnk
street hll'i been beleuljed by the death
or her sister, M rs. ll. Steels. which oc
curred last week at her home in
Louisville, Ky. "The Fetter family. of
which ltlrs'. Steele was, as Mrs. Roylc
1s. 11 mcnlber, is one oitho most re-
:poclcd families of that state. She
was 70 years of ago, being i Mrs.
Boyle's oldest sister. The interment ,
was made in the grounds surrounding
the Cathedral of Louisville, originally
Christ Church of that city, to which
a large portion of its building fund
was contributed by the grandmothel
of M111. Steele.
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. 'ltlrs. Quinn has moved to Mt. Klsco.
Ross Freeman in stopping ntthe
Ardsley Inn.
1 L. M Monroe in, spent Wednesday
,l in New York.
in want to cause any hard feel. . The Ardsloy Inn dined fifty-eight
whatever, but if you must 1111’s 0 N MIR persons on Sunday. ‘ '
1 Mrs. Mary Hopkins of Washington
’15 stopping at the Ard‘sleylnn.
; The local troop of Boy Scouts start
military drills tonight:
Mrs. J. Blodgsti. tit-Brooklyn spent
Sunday with relatives on Smith Ridge.
,1 Miss Kali of Milford spent Satur-
day at the home of her brother. Ste-
:phen Karl . . ~
l. Mrs. George Mchrldrick of New
Haven v sited her sister, Mrs. Gre-
gory, this week. "i
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5 Mr and Mrs. Edward Tompkins of;
and in town. . ' _ ;
Center School orchestra contem-
plates giving .a dance in the Town
Hall within a few weeks
on Railroad avenue.
H. L. scotleld moved the furniture
Lbelonging to H. J. Hill to Coventry,
Tuesday, by. motorztruck: ' .
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: The Netghl‘r'8"]li Sewing Clicle will
‘committee will meat on Friday oven- .
:ing to talk over the matter and tol W v,“
1W. Stottlcr. nephew of Henry J. "W111 ,
' ran and Miss isotherms Warren. is to Spending some weeks with his family
Flatbush, Brooklyn, spent the waste
“$1
uttered ten cents a hundred for all the
tent caterpillar egg masses they col
iect and destroy.
Berrian Shulcs, who has been visit-
ing withhis parents, Mr. and Mrs.tF.
A. Shutes, has returned to his studies
in Massachusetts.
Dr. Schuyler Clark, formerly of New
Canaan, has been 01113141311 to duty for
Uncle Sam, it‘s have also , D'r. Miller ‘\ _. ,
and Dr. Percy Williams.
The Foreign Missionary Society of -
Congregational Church will meet
Tuesday. May 1. at 3: 30 p. m, in the
lecture room l the church Mrs.
ISleele will «think!!! 41411111111111.1111 wort ‘
for women in China. ' 1
Miss Helen Mel-win of New illucu.
superintendent of the Junior Home .
Missionary Work in Connecticut, will ‘ ,'
address the Christian Endeavor Soci- " -4.
ety, Sunday. 111. 6:30 p. m., on oxper- 4’ ,
iences at Nortlllield. She will also f
address the Sunday School at its sce-
sion.
Al Va special meeting of the Con
gregationnl Society, Wednesday eve-
ning. ll wuss voted to accept 11 bequest
of $5 000 made by the late Albert S
Con1slock.Thla amount is to be held
in tlusl.
meet with Mrs. C. E. T. Fairly this ‘
evening. I 1 ..
There is going to be a. community <
canning plant in New Canaan soon. A 9
make plans tor carrying on the work.
Young Men 11 Sunday will be ohserv
ed at the Congregational Church next
Sunday by a union meeting oh 1.]: m.
The speaker “ill be W. Seymour Lacy.
general secretary, of Bridgeport l
These meetings are being held in (10-1 Mrs. Oliver L. Bowing at Brooklyn,
operation with the Y. M C A. of Con- will spend the wesk-end with her sis-
necticnt. in preparation for organism. 'ter, Mrs. D.‘ R. Lambert
The Biggegt‘
Suit.
Sale
1:0! the SEASDN at
$14 and $18
The $14 Suits are worth up to ‘
$22.50 and the $18 Suits include
up to $35 This is a remarkable
opportunity to save and get sat-
isfaction.
DON’T MISS l’I‘.
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service will he held in the Congrega- contain tight moms and will be so
tional Church to which all are wel- constructed as to permit. enlargement
come when necessity lectures will cost
DANBURY ARCHITECTS. EUSY .840,000.
‘ ---— i The town oi Westport h: vs accepted
Plans for Schools, eight room school in that place to _
. Sunderland 8: Watson, architects cost $60 000
M10 have ofllces in Danbury, are me They have also been commissioned
paring plans £01 thlee public schools by the. 1'3“?“ of DE! 18D ‘0 draw 918113
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iSunchIand &' Wittson. Preparmg the plans of the some ilrm for an
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tion of rural work in Fairlield County i M? Mid Mrs. William M013“ at the total cost. of which will be about for a $70~ 900 addition ‘0 a school
The marriage of 33W“? 3‘1“" South Norwalk have been guests this
daughter or Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. “’1ka 0? Mr and Mrs. John L. Davis
Shines of Pnrk street to Malcoilnl
be solemnizod in the Congregational in Florida. has returned to Wilton
ohul ch by Boy. 1 Howard Hoyt, 1M. Last. week the bloodroot made its
D.. Saturday May 5, 7 p. in. Mr. Slot appearance, it close forerunner or the l ' J
, 11?: is in the employ of the Wasting. anenome hepatic: and adder' s tongue lf
house Electric and Manufacturing Mr. Frederick Gregory and little
Company, and the young people Wm daughter 0! Norwalk were guestson
'live in Wilkinsburg. Penn. ' Wednesday afternoon oi Mrs. Charles
Green
ALLEN'S FOOT “‘55 DOES '7 The Mission Band Fair was held
When your shoes pinch or your lWednesday afternoon at the W 9
urns and humans sche so that you
Ease, the nutrient! powder to b lnancially' every one having a m
shaken into the shoes on snrlnkl‘ ‘ .
.' 1 , . 1 1- » 11' sale of nitrous, fancy articles 12
°“ . 1 ‘ , ‘ e “1 Tell and :sandwmhes were served.
Istrut ' ‘ _ ‘ , _, alien
tender feet ‘
G C M Gregory, who has been jug in \‘orwalk were accepted by the
,- , rs. A W. Memo. The offatr was
are We" all “:91" “159:” ry succésls‘ful socially as well as 11- ..
$110,000. house in that place
i Their plans for a new school build
wDANCI NG SATURDAY NIGHT
Norwalk board of education Tuesday Town Assembly Hall Grace 3’0 3'
evening. The building. which will piece orchestra—Cathedral chimes.
8 ‘ W W a
We Eat Too Much Meat, which Clogs about tour‘ounccs oi‘ Jtid Salts 1'1 cm
i ' Kilom, 396,17th Need a " any reliable pharmacy and take a ta-
1.. ‘. _, loo Occasionally
_ ' women into eats meal.
regularly can make a mistake by:
iior‘e breakfast ford few days find
our kidney’s will then act fine. This
. "blespoonfulaln l]! glueshot water he ‘
‘ us salts is mad from the acid of? 1 A
. . mouthed“
“with” lit a ail-1.1.115 been used tor gen». .: 7
citations to thrsh clogged kidneys and
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