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Tate of Brooklyn
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James 'Kent of New York is visit-
ing with relatives in town.
toting childhn in Oak s‘re
Enginet-r W. K. Goodhue of East
avenue i< now employed in Blltlg‘. port.
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Georize Blood is entertaining
Alias Moody of New York.
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Mrs.
tKatona is visii‘tnn
Bishop of Morrison
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\liss: Mary t’lahley of East Orange,
' 7 ~' 1 tri,‘ otn-' . .
A tneetim. ”HM Third I 15 (t C {.\. J., 1.4 the meet 01‘ her aunt in town.
11111111511111. will be. hel d this evening in
the olettrical plant. l Miss Luella Dni‘foy is
W'RCHIlOlI with her aunt
1 Alfred Scam. of time. avenue, is Item Inland.
111g his house renovated with a new" '
mat of paint.
~1pt-tl.'lttt'z her
on Staten
\Irs Cotnstoth and son of Port (‘hts
lltl are \isiting her sister, Mrs Sch—
.wcitzer
East Norwalk young men anxiously _~_
scanned The Sentinel ytE'wllltliiy in or- ,‘ Mr and ‘Mru \chuy of Sound “FM“
4631' to see whether their.11an1c.-1 had: a“, visiting her sister at White Oak
been drawn for draft. IShade
Mrs. William H. Bishop, of New Ila-Z Miss: llttiley of White Oak Shade is
wen was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. 'Spt‘lltlll‘lg her vacation with friends in
~Hohn It. l."lloniniedieu. of Cove avenue, I the booth.
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‘iit \'tr.uon atttt spending several
It is Laltl that a “stitch in time saves: .\L 1.115 .11 11,1: A1d4ptv 1
mine," and a little work now on the}
111110145 011 the Washing‘tbn street liraSmithof I’usaaic is stopping
drawhritlge where the. ttetnont has with Mr and Mrs. Decor Ztt'amcron
13 Railroad :11 undo
cracked 111111 broken away would sav
considerable repairs later.
Vise \t'ronictt Cook spent Saturday
. thud Suntlm with friends 111 Atlantic
Mr. and \lt's. Sylvester Sellot'h. or “1“me N. J
Bellpotmt L. I. retutnetl home
day after alit'lltlillg several days as the' .\l 13.; (1, 0. Ells and fla‘lghlnr, lilies '
guests of Mr. and lira. John ll. l.‘llntii-'ll:1i~.\'. were Eilt'ets of friends in Stain-
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'nedienI of turn avenue. 1"”“1 “n ““143-
yout‘tr.
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The. home or D‘" Franklin 0- Brown Iraniit :11'1- stuppitttt with her parents at
will he. the. scene of :1 pretty lll‘l'tilrthite Oaks Shade.
.Tuesday night when the Sasqutt t‘uInp-t .
lire Glrla will give a lawn fete. A dud Mina '{t'llie limiting of New York IS
lightful entertainment has been me-lll‘lsll‘lmff“qillllllhglvt‘ll‘lll‘wr. Mr>. Itrunk
pared and ice. cream. cake, and other ‘ ”.4...“
dainlies will he “131‘“qu } John Kiri and a purty of friends trio--
Itored tfi'lt‘est Point. N. .I., last week.
havetcnjoying‘n splendid time. i
Many Eavt 'Norwallt people
and evening, Ant: 1’.
ten cents will be charged to all but
members of the club. Mrs. L‘. G. H
:‘c‘netnck of the Foii'iield County Fart.
Bureau. will be present and give at
address, the. title of which will b('
"Why and How the .1111 “111111—111 Wisl
ese {is to Cttt Our illutions.”
The. Ardsley Jon is accommodating
a large number of guests for the set:
son including Mrs. Aub. and'daughte'
of New York. Miss O'Neil of Bridge
port, Mixss G. Entrup of Brooklyn, it
and Mrs. Lyman of Stamford, Mr. Hill
Mrs. Guy Catlin of Garden t‘ity, Se;
mour Buckley of New York; Mr. and
Mrs. Ernest McClellan and daughtet
of Jacksonville, 1713.. while Dr. Davis
of New York is here for a few wizcks.
An interesting group :tssentblmx
the home. of Mrs. W. E. Bond on
Ot-tlloki‘ avenue. Monday morning.
when Miss Wclls, a guest of Miss
Mttry Taggat'd, spoke to the Phil»
Mountain Settlement Assoctuion on
the children i nthe \ehweirlivee.
characteristics, etc., and the work of
lllt' settlement. This has become an
inte11.~'ely interesting subject to ”1081"
who have. interested themselves.
R. H. Bradley won the Governor‘s
cup from 'I‘. W. llall in the finals of
the golf tournament at the Country
Club Suturduy, with one tip. T'l- 0‘.
is said to he a beauty and is highly
prized by the winner. Mr. Bradley re
cently went to Greenwich, where ll"
spent 11 day mt the golf course there
and it is presunfed that he gained a lot
of intm'ntation-~and some practice.
whereby he was able to tit-feat Mr.
Hall on the final round,
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The road oil has finally arrived. and
wait pluced on the borough streets on
\K'edtumlay. A force of men Were at
work innucdttttely aftvrwnr'ds covurimr
the oil with n generouu supply of sand
Wooxter Lodge. No. 37, I. t). (1. li‘.,',,
will be Visited Itvxt Monthly t'i‘vninu
“SATURDAY, JULY 21, 1917
.IIe'SItttuld Drink lots at Water and Eat lesszheat. Says
Noted Autimrity on Kidney holders he
Recommends a Spoonful of lad Salts 'ltt tiltss Inf Water delete
Breakfast in Stimulate Kidneys and Eliminate
the title Acid
Urlc acid in meat; excites the kidneys, they
become overworked, get sluggish, ache, and feel
like lumps of le.1d.'lhe urine becomes cloudy,
the bladder 13 irritated, and you may be ohliqul '
to seek relitl two or three times durintt the Ill"lll.
When tlie'ltidnc 1's clog you must llt'alli them {i 11.
off the body a tttziuous haste or 3 you’ll be a real
sick person shortly. At first; you fetl a dull
misery in the ltitlnevr region, you suffer from
backache, sitl 'ltendnche, dizziness. stomach 111 Is
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then 111 t fine.
thus ending! bladder we ealxness
breakfast for a few days and our kidneys will
'lliis 131110115 511 is is made from
the will of grapes and lemon juice, combined
pith lithin, and has been used for generations
to clc .m clogged kidnets and stimulate them
to normal activity, also to 11111111111111: the atids
in urine, so it; no longer IS a source of irritation,
Jud Salts IS incxpcnsixyc cannot injure, makes
a delightful effervescent litltin-ttttter drink which
sour, tongue coated and you fool rhuurttttic everyone should take now and then to kee the
twinncs when the weather is bad. 1* kidneys clean and active. Druggists 1.5;...
.131 at; lt’tiS In 1.11 drink lots of water: also get they sell lots of Jad Suits to folks who believetiz
51.111.111.11 pharmacist four ounces of Jud Halts; overcoming kidney trouble while it gig only
“he a table poonful in a glass of water before trouble.
by District Deputy t). (l. Iloyt and
stall at Stamford. for the purpose oft
installing the otllcerwelcct tot'tliisf
lt'l'lll. After the Ceremony the usual]
social hour, with refreshments, Willi
he in order.
The Young I‘t-ople'a Literary and So.
ch11 society of Pound illidtze will give
it lawn part1 \' nu ’l‘httrsday afternoon
at the home oi‘
(harltx F Thompson The inllowinnl
prom am will he {1111111 in the evcnlng.‘
at x: 80111:. “ilttllv ‘llound the Flug,’
club: dialogue, "(letting Rid of an
Agent." Mitts Mildred Boll, ertu Fron-
made plans to journey to lloton Polnt‘ \Iis. DD‘IlIdll and urantlduughter,
this afternoon where rt spent $111 progrta 11, Mix-s 'Eva F ltvood are stopping with'
has been arranged as it 111 Red t‘rottx. {Mm Giltnattin at tilttltt'r Island.
Dav, the l)I'0(O€‘.tll-3 of the pat k going tol ~
that organization. The tight \v'itel Mr Stall and daughter of New York,
walker. the Great (‘alvmett is one ot‘zi‘lt’ "Mimi! at 11“? habit”; ‘11}. and
the main attractions, although t11ero.‘”“ (reorge 800"“? (“1 “"‘l
“‘3 water “mm" and indoor baseball .\lr.11ntl .\l1':4..luliutt l\l‘llll§ll(lllll lll‘t‘
'cntertttinintt friends f1 out \‘cn Orleans
No send-off has been planned for the at their home on ()enokt' avenue.
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Sewing for the. children and young'
the villnttcs of France.
dnt'aetttted by war
taken up in New
who leave for ion Wright and
Inner probably Franco. sometime next ““' UPON" of
“Eli The boys will he called for duty and 0m" 13‘3““
on Tuesday and will probably remainl‘vm ahortly 13"
at the armory ,for sev'etnl days, A Canaan.
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Miss Florence DuBrul of Fltvm,
Brooklyn, is spending
'3ng HIMSELF To pIECEs WITH vacation at the home of her [Iiend
DYNAMITE. Miss Ruth E. Zitnmcrnmnn oi Hillside
" 1 avenue.
ulNIOAle'. Conn, July 211—-Allmlstin
VS. Chester, 67. of' this town. tormerl
assistant ,ludze, of t'lroton town court.
the company.
Mumford of the 'lléfiefiéid
school preached in St. Mark‘s clittrch'
'Dr.
school district conunitteemnn. justice 1
of the ptnce. and well-known citian Ion Sunday. Dr. Mumford wife 11nds
conunittced SlllCldt‘. today by blowing ”111“ng Miss “pip“. were. guests of
II two weeks"
('05 Tabor, Miss Hazel 'Bouton, Charles
'l'llntl‘ltatm: reading. Mrs. Elsworth
In ad ‘(Jnmp Ground." lire. Samuel
Andrr'um Half of the proceeds will
go for the benefit of the Red Cross. Ice
creunt. cake and fancy articles will be
for sale, ’
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relatives from Springfield.
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nue 1'14 visiting his grandparents. M1.
and Mrs. Pat'kt1t4,rif Norwich. Conn.
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Joint Steward of Inooklin to visit
lug M1. and Mrs A. B. Cle\r~rlcy of
binned to nicer: with dyn.1mitc in,Dr and \Ira. \, 1dc " ‘raw Hill.
the y'aid of his home. He had sot-I l ”-Wm_
fared from stomach trouble and was ' . It), . 1 ..
about to {'0 to .1 hospital and his con‘ The Community Canning club is? (‘lmtlts Ilununtl of Buff..lo spent
‘ ’tho week end with Mr. and Mrs. liar
dition had prey ed on his mind. ‘ ,
progressing finely in Its work. The
iruitg and vegetables preserved looki
lmost appetizing, and there is talk of;
THEMAGIC ELUID h iestablishing an extra unit.
Few drops and corns-or callusea
loosen and lift off with
fingers. No pain!
Mr anti Mrs. Thomas Flynn and son,
Harry, of lliidgeport, spent the Week
end at the home of Mr and Mrs. ”F L.
'Weod. The son remians for two
months at the Weed home.
”The World owes thanks to-tho gen-
1113 in Cincinnati who discovered freez-
‘ one, the new ether drug.
Tiny bottles of the
magic fluid can now ' be-
had at; any drug store for
a few cents, You Simply
apply a few drops of this
freezone upon a tender,
aching corn or a. hard-
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A chimney fire. occurted at the home
of Paul Colbron on East avenue Mon-
day. The. chemical and a number of
firemen responded to the alarm. No
particular damage was 'done.
Dr. Archibald Busby is visiting with
his family on a temporaty leave of ab
sense from Fort William Harrison, the
ened callus. IBStantlY‘medica] reserve odicers’ training
the soreness disappears camp. Mrs. Busby, who has been
and shortly you Will finalspending the past month there, re.
_ . " .the corn 01‘ callus 80. turned with her husband.
loose atild shriveled that you Iitt it
on With the fingers. Not a bit of
. 1.9111111 or 'soreness is felt when apply-
‘ 188. treezone or afterwards. It doesn’t
even irritate the skin or flesh.
For a few cents one can now get
. rid of every hard corn, soft corn, or
' corn between the toes as wall as pain-
"Ill calluses 0n bottom of feet. Every-
one who tries treezorm becomes an
Ruth E. and Charles 1121111111111
mann were given a. confirmation party
last Thursday evening after the. care
York and Flatbush, Brooklyn.
,:-An peduenttngmt'th Nowflanaan
l rv t'lttnunlngs
many atISt. Mark’s church. The party,
was held; at their home on 'Hillsidely
6111111119.; The” were many friends and Blur: entertained 'fthe members "of service; the choir. aided by the 111599553
relatives present from town; New «11311111111111 Association “Monday night Tjader and on Misses Whittle.- will; .
of Cudllpp street.
Petty of Mt. Vernon is
vacation nith Mr. and
Petty.
Mrs. Susan
tspgnding her
lltlrs. Charles II.
1 Mr. and \Ir; John Tiehout of Cud-
lipp street are entertaining friends
3f1'om Brooklyn.
Dr and Mrs.
of New Y'otk lune opened their resi-
‘dcnce for the summer season
Mr. and Mrs. John Flint of Roway~
ton avenue. left Friday for Detroit
1 George Cudlipp of New York is via.
iting Mr. and Mrs George tudlipp
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Miss Kate. Crockett Has returned to
her home. after a three we elf“ \;is_lt
"ith Mr. and Mrs. George' K15? of
.Brooklyn. 4
Harry Oberlander returned to his
duties at the Brooklyn Navy Yard af-
ter spending the week end With
friends in the village,
Mrs George. ‘Wiuers of Hickory
lat her limbo.
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The Baptist Sunday School enjoyed
1'.lol111 \\'ttn:tt11altrr'
It to solve the high (mt of lii’inz this
twintci is for
‘(lt'lllri to salt and
'fish that 1lie offered so plentifully 11nd
Southl 111d 5 Looks tire >0 fumed.
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‘ at 3:30 p. 111.
names, for both young 1111.1 old was qt.-
Joycd 11y thorn present.
'dtllllllt‘llf‘l‘lll'fi Invasion of Judah,” Brim: your Bible.
and l> iound i112h‘i11:4.l. to 10:37. 7:43 \i‘ctlnt'sday evening,
flhe Ie>>ons are in the Old. Testament prayer meeting of the church.
now and are made \‘t't'y intereeting by ‘ Christians and church
the teachers. There art: classes
everyone.
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er meeting. The topict o be diecus'sed‘
1.4“ Appltitu the Golden lime to l1it' ' their special features.
found in Math? '1'-'13. Young 11901119. you 11>; much as they
this 1:4 your service. Come and make (11,53,
it so. . 1
7:30 p. in, evening service. There,
will by specie] music by the: summer;
choir 11nd speaking by Mrs Jenkinsl
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"I‘hc lame Sunday dinner and support I 83“: Pntltham today, ”Ti?"
is of! of your mind by'1':30 t‘nme and Nugget and he w as 161‘}! drunt
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of eight girls from members
:4 More in New York
arrives in town each Saturday now to
enjoy :1 vocalltm :tt “(latnp Edith." at
Bell Island.
.\ titlttization
chut' ( h.
Mun .111x scouring the mutiny in
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fore the crop is hancsted. 'Severul’
Ill‘tJWOT'l on the. Qlllakil‘la near West
Norwalk have been approached by
fluttering ()ll'f‘l‘fi,
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CARRVING - lT TOO FAR.
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Rev. and M124. Anderson left W011
br-
l‘ot' Iievc in prayt'r, why should we not 11t-
tend the wetltly 111.1101 meeting or 11 1e:
(Tonto and enjoy these services and
They are fol‘t‘
are for anyont'g
lit“ tl
served .1 in“ d ttya am that one win"
11 larger number of resi-
t'ure some of the
A. SBJEKERMAN 81 *SON’S
nnrmrmrnronn’
84 Washington St. So. Norwalk
so cheaply in the fall
. Phone '446
“is. Edwin \Iilton Roylc and Mrs,
Louis C. Tt‘ltlld hit“) been prn'Fr-flng -....
a movement to make larger use of r— ‘
cornmeal in the diet to conserve
.wlteat and its products They state
that the white corn- meal so generally
used in the South 1.4 for more accepta-
ble than the common yellow ‘nical “oi
the North. and in response to their
request: the local storckecpers have
now stocked up with the white corn»
111e11l,1m.l the lttdi: a urge local llollsf-I
\\i\t':4lt1 give it 1 trial pt'epttting some
of the own 1‘11ettl tlie‘it‘s for which the
Save Money By"Ma/;t’ng' Your Own Clothes‘
PICTORIAL REVIEW PATTERNS
Are the' Most Economical.
‘ They save you from one—half to one yard of material on each dress.
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Rowayton M'. E. Church Notes l
Morning sertice 10: 30 a in Sermon’
subject. A Banquet for the Unfor-‘tu
hate Sunday School 11: 50 a. m. EV ‘
enint.’ setvice 7: 30 p 111., opening with
a btief song service. i
The annual Sunday School picnic is
planned for Tuesday, July 2Ith. It; will
be held aLPutnam Park,
Prayer meedng Thursday at 7: 45 pl
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The Junior Epworth League Sunday
Mr. Harold -utbill in;
charge.
-Rowayton Baptist Church » ..
"The following“ services will be held}
in the Baptist Church on Sunday,
July 21.
10: 30 a, mimoming service. At this
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Emily. Pearl Jenkins will speak Come‘l
and begin the day right by worship i
Items in your hotly.
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ANNUAL SUMMER. CLEAR.
ANGIE SALE OF MEN E ,
1 SACK SUITS '
'stsno summer 511.15 ...... , $141.5
$15.00 Summer Suds ..... . $11.85
32.53 Stunmer Solis ......... $10.85
Large assortment of Fabrics and.
Models to choose from.
CopyrightClothlngCofi
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BEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC
Chiropractic is the definition of ihe
muse 111' the tli¢c11>e and the art 0!
adjusting the name. Disease is caused
by a wrench. twist or sprain in the
melt. Even it" done in childhood
it creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life in the different organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the canae (it
lisease and pain, health is rertorctl
through lutrntonizing the nerve syr-
li‘etnule troubles
Igiven special attention: ale'o curvature
'ot thespinei, You will never regiot
giving the Chirprurttu' a chance to
help you.
l Magnetic treatments given also.
i T. "FRANCIS. D. C.
I4 Washington St.,-So. Norwalk, Conn.
Graduate from Palmer School.
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THE RED & li’OlK
ELEClRlCAL C0.
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
AUTO suernms
Phone 805~50 So. Minn St.
.‘80. Norwalk, Music Hall Blk.
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1 We will pay you the highest
market prices for scrap iron and
.metal in large quantities. Get in—
lformation from 113 before selling to
anyone.
L. EFF RON
‘nesdav for 11 two woeks' vacation to worship with heath and minds openl “W" "me“ some 9‘0“” ml hm“ 3R0Wfl115t- East NOI‘Wfllko
‘ - replied Mrs Nugget. “lie lost his Tel.1906. Tel, 1906,
he upeni at Ilnwleyvtlle, Conn. 111 the to receive the gospel 3M' 1, If I t 11' oh." .._
absence of Rev. Anderson speakers \ountz people do you know your 111‘. W e 33 9
“I know but 11 man should be able to A "medr 111.1 Intonttonh
from out of town will have charge of bles? It not, come at three oclock ~ kl h 1” $‘11l1'l'11md311udd13l1‘o‘1l;
the oerrices on W edne>tltiy afternoons and spent! celebrate without In“ "E 3 og 0 Bog.» and Sui no. “um“.
’ ' 'nn hour in the Special Bible t‘lm himselt.":«-Cathollc Standard and I" ”353“"; 23.: to» dun.l
Word was touched in I‘lowaytun' conducted by lites Kniain TiadcttFmes' rmu Port 11 (1:111:21; 5191:? on 1111110132.»;
(lUllllI: the past \\ t'ek that a son lliCh-1 .. - --...... THE BVANSCI‘IE Al. «CINCINNATLO-
111d \\illi:1tn hail bet 11 110111 to Mr. and m ..,_ ~-..._~ _- ”4...... 5““.
Mrs. \lilliuui Kuhn of Schenectady" ., ‘ l
Y. .‘slt>4. Kuhn was formerly Mien FGR‘WINDOW‘SHAI ES, SCRIM ‘OURTAIESr MD 1
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Insects and
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