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« ‘ :1‘ $3?! 3' t l » . + ’
‘ . 7‘, a . .7 , it L t~ gs.» way“ to with 1mm. moo.
‘ j . ‘ 5 g :l ‘ if blow. “t 1.5 ~ “ inc" 9‘1 wry
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t: “in l 432*; t}' union :vrvuo oi the 152;»
l l m 3* l.v.:"t:r.- and 23.. t“. if. aucict! at
1 _ p _ illt‘ 31. ll. church. 712W Tho owning
.‘lllfih‘ .t..n~t Lt‘hlx. or kw Tutti. is
, . .. titrvice ior “’Ol‘ultl). The in: cl ser
2now (It'CUlelg to r loin-misc home. ' I g p
Luzon tor the evening will be upon the
, G'TY MARKET
t i . .wl ,cct. “U"t» 'i‘i 11”.": ' :4 '
69 Ml "A!" ST. 1 Mr and Mic it. 1'. Chutcndt-n. of (tonic H 3;. 11:;1idmwkmrt‘egzzl
a“ - u ' 2» .) .i = c c .
...--_.-_-_,,_,_fi Ne“ it til, it v) r '1 mud to til it- D ‘ ‘ '
fl“ .- ~ J a ‘ ‘ u E of the church. ’l'hc word from the’
Tultcncltt- home tor titc summon .. . . . . t
(.it‘lsltuns vocabulary for that meet-
ing: will ho “Scrvicc.” These services
and Mrs. Richard hc Galitcnnc , .
N ‘ are open to all who dcslrc to got lntt»
tcturncd to lottcnckc. nitot‘ _ . ,
. . . ‘ closer touch Willi the infinite and to
spottdmg the Winter in litfl'llllitl't. .
obttttn Ell't‘llglll nttd t‘ttlll‘tigi' for life.
Mr.
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£5.51
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'l'ltn‘ Sttv :
at trio nnmt
‘ ' sermon
Miss t‘amillv Rainer, oi' l‘lnc l'oirtt, vii
_ has returned from a \th t__. .‘S‘let‘ll
if its. Andrews, of New York city, 1.. Island, ‘\ Y‘
Wing Mrs. Morrell, of Fourth strcet. 5
Mr. and Mrs. ‘Fcrdinnnd ll. llitl‘lttg’,
of limitation Avenue, lt-LlH
from a visit in New York .
H. ut‘nctl ‘ l. m;
.xt tor l‘:= Signor
.. on. cm, June. lid. The
t-tllljtw? tor the evening
Conflicts." Stating
sci )Ul. lit-3d :t. in Tim rcgttlar month
l_v meeting of the (W1‘ itt'. ilmzrd at the I
Ilill'vUIlligt ‘ ..ning. June 4th.
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.A Red Star barge, number 29, was has bum tlu‘ gilt-st oi it’it‘lltlj :t l'tnee m, 1-}. (‘ it“.
W to Norwalk for Bishop & Lynes 1’0th and Role Island. I .
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S. J. Illeycrs. of this place. ll'rlS put
of the Third District his now open launch in t‘UlltitllSlell for
the season.
a-meetmg
Missioners will be held this eve-
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STER.LING
FOR
Summer Furnishings
DOUGH HAMMOGKS, REFRIGERATORS, PORCH AND
LAWN FURNITURE
LAWN SWINGS, 2 and 4 Passenger
2 Passengers, $4.98. 4 Passengers, $6.75.
These are made of extra heavy selected lumber and well
bolted. Guaranteed to stand all weather condttons.
REED BABY CARRIAGES $18.95 up, in all finishes.
Sterling Furniture Co.
Phone 195 127,129. 131 Washington St.
imp Five, Boy Scouts of America. l_\n. llllt't' litwt'l giwts of Mr. and Mrs.
last night in the Marvin ll. ll. llcyt, of l’litt‘ Point.
1 llr‘rhcrt Arnold. oi” ('l'OCllt'tl strum.
, “Liberty Bonds have been placed on is suffering trout blood poisoning in
~19 at Hunter‘s Cigar Store, East tho lingor.» of ltlfi tight ltttnd.
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‘ Mrs. llt-rlu r' Union of New turn, is
M her country rcsidence.
Harry Rogers of South Norwalk :ttt
tut-d to Wilton on Monday.
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t iltirit-n Junior illoys Ilam-lmll tcttm
0f East Norwalk, played ’I‘okcnckc Junior tmtm'lV'cd
The score was
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Mm Morrison,
hccn visiting: rolzttiw-t: in town.
George Thomson of New York. htts
lMl‘ll a t'ctrcnt ghost of Air. and Mrs.
ll. tC. 'l‘ltoltlHt-n.
ltt
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fl'leltlll Day .Hnd haw also llI'l‘l‘.
:ttttho. 1t d to carry circulztrlt ftll"
blink“. s‘vltttivc to Lilwrty Low hontls
.lllltl ltrtt banks in tho vicinity tutor in
‘l‘t’flill‘tl to such bonds. l’tlll'tlllr‘. of it; ~
l'. 1'. t‘utttos a”. rothslcd In Hindi Mira.R ‘ilny B"!'$"'l :tittl lait‘ml front
'illtt‘ll Qiormnttun catn-t‘ully. Vl‘l'ntcrlnrrv ltttvo boon visiting the for-
..c....._.-., inttt‘s shit-r. Mrs. Leroy lC‘t’t-lll'ri.
(‘Eitt'ot‘d "Hop" lit-nmlit-t, limit] of tho}
.ltotott Point division, l‘ttitvd Slitlt‘ll
:‘\'oluntccr Lilo Ruling corps, who I
. , Louis Estman, of Crescent Tt‘l‘l‘llt'ffit
.3333 made application at the East Side
V‘Wuitlng station to join the l'. S.
sunny.
Fluitwoml t‘lticht-rtt’r of You York
l“
c tt‘wlt-oml nitli lllh llltlllll‘l‘
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l-llt‘l‘i
\ll‘: tiltichtott‘t‘.
_.M£'l‘he “*Ncllit lrunt," zt two tilttfitt‘tl
Mocha? was towcrl to thc Nm-wnllr
3‘le Mills this morning by to Addit‘
or. and.
, . """’”"~" 1 now cttvnnod out. \Iit‘lttllS dtttiosnhrnt
:thlliant Roberts. hrotht‘t' of Otlnrct- ” , , ’
.thc pork, onioys ins suit \Htltgl‘ truth
33m L. Roltcrts. who has ht‘cn living. . . . . .
-W South Norwttlk, mg when no ms‘ttl‘ltl'lt'w tnmntw~ swimming (ivory tlll)’ ‘
‘Wlden‘ce on Osborn avenut‘. \\llllt‘ Mr. llcm'dict ltintsclt’ is a rcnttfi
. lur “polar hour" and is ttnntindt‘ul ot'
.. Hitch progress is being tnaclc in ”with“ totnpcrotnro 0f (bu “mm“ 1m W
Modeling of the Colonial foundry '~ ports that ”w n)“. days "I
m it will be occupit‘d by “m mum‘wcathcr lust truck and this wcclt haw
; New Company in a short time. donc 41 lot towards warming the tuition
j it is thought that nhottt ton days ot"
Mists: Sully Middlclit'oolt was a glit‘sl;
at tho nodding oi' llr. llot'ntttn Don't!
‘:tntl Mics Alim- llicltttt‘d in New York
last \vcclt.
Decoration lltly was oliscrvcd in:
this town hy the closing of thc public:
schools and h)- :t general liolidtty.'
'l‘hcrc was somc patriotic display of
the flag and out of town visitors
wcrc in Llllt‘lltlllllt‘t‘. l
Will'lll
Tho llltlt'l‘:tl st‘triccca of tho lulu Nor-
flru. Ralph E. Dcwitt. who has hmn‘t‘onti‘nucd ““1”“ “Path” will b" 1"“; man De Witt Potts tormcrly of Wil-
“Ending a Wt‘C‘k with hcr shit“? in (“1in to ”Wk“ ”‘0 ““0" “mum" “”‘ton, was hold this wcck Thursday ltl‘
Wkskill, N. Y.. rctttrncd Po her ucnurnl bathing. ltvrttoon lit the rosidt-nm of his sister.
We on Edlio ttvcnuo, this ttltct‘noon.‘ I lllrSmUt'Ol‘gl‘ l.. \t'cston. 'l‘hw ltcv. Mr.
1 i llolli:2tt>t' otllcintcd.
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-w-_...._ "Call Rnyntond, Stt'cct A". Son to:
{_ Earl Leffcrson. incxnhor of tho Knoll-‘0 (ll‘lll‘t‘l'y to llcll l<lztnd :tml llowttv
“W Militia, lt‘JtItlt Division. has re-.tou. Tel. 6212, Tokcnclxc, Ihtt‘icn.
Wed to Charleston, Muss. title-r ch .-
wing al‘nrlottglt spcnt at his parent-I A Sontincl l‘l‘ltOl'lt‘T hoard sUl‘ito i‘-‘»
*1 home on the East Side. imarks on It‘lnntoriul llay regarding thr-
‘ . 1vicinity of tho ltlg cannon which
- "The picnic which wan to haw liven Vicinity of the big Ctlllltlln which to
field in Scoticld‘s ot'cltttt‘d. Sll‘th‘t'lit‘t‘l‘y 0111‘ Of our twigltborhood tcttturcs. At
”$111, today by the Junior Magma or once the Scntinel lll‘f‘smllt‘tl the div
‘, East. Avcnttc Ill. E. Church. was trlct with one of the tings which ill“
mponed because of tho inclt‘tncnt‘ lacing ,tlispo'n‘cd of in out-h tin-go nztnn
Tho t‘ittc Luann»? will hold its US
tlttl monthly inciting: chncsdny tif-
tct‘noon, .ltmo tltlt. in the town hall.
()lllt'm‘él will be cloctnd
int: your nit-:1 'tnnttztl duos paid.
largo itttcntlztttcc is dooirt‘d.
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On Wt-tlncsdztv :1 mad doc. madc it‘s
:lllllt‘tll‘ttllt‘t‘ on tho Westport Tlltttl.
'l‘ha- cttninc cntcrcd tln- yard of Mr.
WE}: hours and lifts “mow i‘ “l ”w (“‘71‘05” Emilio. tho mason nod attacked his
to! Edwin W. Godfrey. Mr. tlotil‘rcy i4 dog. pmptty lnccmtint: hilll. Mo was
to ornct 'l
contribu-
‘fl'omorrow the Men‘s class or the goinz to make an t-lftll‘l
“Mat avenue M. E. church will tuitc uptflztg pole. and will receive
We study of two notcd cliaructcrs—‘tions for llltll pnrposc. Cortninl, Ho
M, the most hated of all men, whoset wayton should outt‘ioticttlly dlsnosc of
I name has l)t"Ctllll(‘ :tssocintedlllliS ““10 (10111“ in short Ol‘tlt‘l‘ 311
l 1 i all that is vile and moan—fit by by the Fourth have the Stairs.
W among all men. Stripes floating to the bl‘k‘GZO ot'oz'
”—— tlic historic caution.
warporal William H .Tlll'nel‘ will '—"“
the local recruiting station at Rowayton Baptist Church.
. net's cigar store, East Washington
finally Sl‘ll and thc ltcnd soul to
Hartford for lllfllfi‘tiilnll. It was said
that thc do}. hclongcd in Bridgeport.
STEEL MANUFACTURER DEAD.
l‘l’l‘l‘Slilin‘ltlll. .lunc l.«-~D:tvitl E.
Pitlll. mo of the moat promincnt stool
nt:tnt:t‘:tctttrors in tlm l'nitcd Silos. is
dvztd at hi: homo hint-o at tho titre of 68.
Mr. l‘nrlt trim one of tho organizers of
the t‘rncihlc Stccl company. a $10,000,-
0th concern. which was inter taken
(lV'Jl‘ hy the (‘rttcihlc company. He ul-
so built Pittsburgh‘s first skyscraper.
it till
Sunday. June 3, 10:30, Morning scr-
. , on Monday of each week lie-p109 with sermon on “The Courage of
the hours of 9 o'clock in [he‘lhe Cross." The ordinance of tho
. l ng and 3‘ o'clock in the afternoon, .Lord’s Supper will be observed at lllt‘
I 721116 purpose of examining and m‘close of the morning service. 11:50,
3 ug applications of those whoithe Bible School will meet. to study
A good adv. pays nest in tho best
miner.
Mrs. Ytldcn llolmctt of Elmira, has W
for tho onfitt- _
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We Should Drink lots til Walter and “Eat less Meat, Says
Noted Authority on Kidney .[tisontets .1 '
,
Recommends a Spoonful of lad Salts In Glass of Water Before
Breakfast to ’ Stimulate ltitlnys anti Eliminate .
the tint.- tutti
breakfast‘for a few days and our kidneys will
then act. fine. This tamOus so. is is made from
the acid of grapes and lemon juice, combined
with lithia, and has been used for generations
to clean clogged kidneys; and imulaté them
Uric acid in meat excites the kidneys. they
become overworked, gel sluggish. ache, and feel
like lumps of loud. The urine becomes cloudy,
the bladder is irritated, and you may be obliged
to seek rclit-l two or three times during the night.
When the kidneys clog you must help them flush to normal activity. "180 to men ize the: ills
.off the body's urinous waste or you’ll be a real in urine, so it no longer is‘ a. source of {trial ion,
sick person shortly. At first you feel a dull thus ending bladder weakness. .
'Jad Stilts is inexpensive. cannot injure, makes
a delightful effervescent lithin-wnter drink which
everyone should take now and then to keep the
kidneys clean and active. Druggists her-c say
they sell lots of Jad Suits to folks who believe in
overcoming kidney trouble while it is only
trouble. ‘ . ¢ . ‘
misery in the kidney region, you suffer from
backache, sick headache, dizziness, stomach gels
sour, tongue coated and you feel rheumatic
twingcs what the weather is bad. I
Eat less ntcttt, drink lots of water: also gel;
from any .pltat‘mucist four ounces of thd Stilts;
sake o. tzthlespoonlul in a glass of Water before
in the Sentinel
Advertise
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UNCLE SAM Wants
STEA‘OGRAPHERS.
Male and Female,
Examinations
Every T UESDAY:
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Merrill Business
College
Saudi Norwalk
Port Chester.
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standard.
GREAT REDUCTION
on _
FOOTWEAR
at our
REMOVAL SALE
MAX LEVY
145 Washington Strcet
Wm .
The Banner Bakery
Tel 357 5 Monroe urea!
We are now able to supply Our
customers with %E8,1mad§ to
a do: each day. c a so a?“
SrUGAR BUNS and COFFEE
RINGS in addition to our regular
stock.
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The Reed 81 Volk
Electrical Co.
The Only Fully? Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP.
In the Town
AUTO SUPPLIES
Pinon: 895—50 So. Main all.
do. Not-walk. Music Hall Blk.
ZELUFF’S
Drug Store
1 North Mfllll- Street
333..Phone3u1532
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Whitman’sChocolates
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Drugs Prescriptions
David w Raymund
UN‘DE RTAKER
TIL. 0““. 1069-3; H911”: I”,
I7 WASHINGTON 81".
NEW RED MEN'S IUILDING
nonunion
(Gregory Boulevard)
East Norwalk
Opens May 1
SHORE DINNERS AND ALE
KINDS OF SEA FOOD
COOKED TO ORDER
‘
JOHN E. O’SULLIVAN, Prop:
.Telcphone 720
Beef,lron & Wine
Tonic, Stimulant and Appetizer.
F. H. BAXTER
Dwain
YPhWRITERS—L. C.
Sml-t h, Underwood,
Remington, .all other .
makes, BO]d,. rented
repaired. Rentals, 83
per month. Machine;
sold at $6 per month
PLUMBER-
BEKQHANGB .
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