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3 ‘nel and who were in th use of Mrs E W
Hiram Van Kirk, brought much up 1 i . - l ” ©:"‘C”‘
' E blouse from the audience. In all the} 3 . m :l
_ entertainment proved to be a grand; ll‘g‘gN '1,
success and all the young ladies 111110} I 1’
. i took part were very highly pl'aistZd. ( . W 1;
- E Mrs .v M. Bavse, icimerly of 06"W‘
CITY MARKET tioit and Chicago. now of New York! . i t
spent Thursday in Newton with! VM‘SSV Anna (:aipenter is ‘ 5‘ mg
friends on the King's Highway, mam ”1 M“ ‘0”1"
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N MAIN S'I‘ ‘ " k " 1:1 Da- M“ and Mrs. Clarence W. Rowe 01‘ Mrs. Austin of Sorwaik was the
v O. 111‘ Olhman Of New ‘0‘ “i1: 5 ECO“ 0"" spent Thursday at Noroton. guest on Tuesday of Miss Harriett
‘ C “‘en yesterdaymnf Lumen on Hm. ~. i2” R0we is a member of the Artists' Oimstead.
H ass ll‘eague to fight with their brushes in? _________
' - - iany capacity in which their services Mr. and Mrs Ralph Gregory hare
is a visuoy 11: Damn. ,. may assist the government, and he has! been touring through Pennsvivania on
Gardner P‘shylernlso known a; just received an order to design and' a vacation auto trip.
.. . .. - ~. . - - 1 ‘ 0. execute aposter for a special purpose. — -
will?” JS “WW“ 3 "‘9 ° ”on - 111, and Mrs. Louis Warncke hm‘c
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’ “! Miss Charlotte A. Barnes, daughterrretumed from a visit with relatives in
Altied Kaskie. an 6131313301? of '1' w of the late Mr. and Mrs. John Sanford Brooklyn.
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Lounsbury is on a vacation and is now 3“ “95 0“ Lenox was married W9 . . 1',
“in Boston Mass _ .nesday afternoon in West Dover. Vt. ! ML Julia Lane and h” daughte
‘ ‘Vto Lieutenant Shelton E Martin U. M155 Harry Bennett and Miss Frank m
Mrs. Joseph Lanzo lelt this morning '5 N Among ”‘9 guests were M“ Norwalk were ‘9 town on Wednesday
. {or North Hat on. CinL, Where she will '51:“; Chaim 33‘: ff :l‘tfofog‘rehe‘; i Mrs. Willinni‘lvgck and little son oi
. ' k~end. Her husband will an ’9 m 1' SW 0 , . . , , .- 'ti rein
The barge Red Star {\0 1., has 111- spend the we? (tiara, \ 1., hate betn 1131 as
M WM! a ‘0“ 0f anthractte coal 3°“) her on Sunday. _ Vwich. ____ lives in town. Mr. Peck was formerly
. Tim the Ferris Coal Company. W" l 1 VMiSS Mny Caniield.
, 1 Many of the people of Barton went 4 '
ACE. \insworth of Cove avenue, is ‘0 the Palace theatie 135‘ evening ‘
in spend me weekend on the. Plain where they witnessed the mighty spec.
’ Ville Camp Ground. .Vtacle the “Slacker."
,Stanley Brown of Manchester. it
THE LAST ”CALL
Sterling’ 8 August Furniture Sale”
Ends Saturday, August 25th
Only a few more days left. Your last chance to buy Furniture at such big savings.
Shortage of stock and impossibility to obtain good: for this sale has made it necessary for ,,
us to close ihiunle sooner than expected. ‘
come and look over our line. You will find many things that you want and at such low
prices you cannot help but buy them.
Q FINE BEDROOM AND DINING ROOM FURNITURE AT BARGAIN PRICES.
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m:$:::::n?:i1fa“;‘1nii1:tnis1:112:11)“‘2‘: One of the greatest cries in Dario-11 Entertaining his brlothgi'. W. Hu'i‘urnei' ‘=gv‘a:.:;iif.::n::..:nit-11:111. “mate as in .
‘ 5‘ « ' 5' . =1' f N'w York. at tie ottei co age ‘1 ‘
up a short time each day. “1.111 the. Sentinel reporttr calls 0 ‘ itbe U S. Aviation dogma 127429‘181 waShingtOD. St. 130. Norwalk
Albert Permt of South Norwalk 111E
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are leaving today. no“. u.“ of some 01 his good ones. “3.1.11113 Kira Charles Francis Deon bus “098 especmli M" “u" a n ““me mmmmm .mi‘e, mm 1.55:05 '4’ 55% 55%051.
known! seems to be what's the news
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Charles street, will spend the, \f'eek Although we have been pointing out 331V"? su‘tl‘dnnd swimming instructor.i in person 0“ Thursday. [”0"de ‘
and family of Strawberry Hill. S-tam many Wishing to shopmllt‘nd theatresl 5 .\
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“WA 0N 'afteinoon at her home. the Congrego l
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East \‘orw'alk slackers-Those who Miss Kane of \‘oroton amt Martin.
mained away from their district (“31111091 0f Darien will be married on
meeting last evening Thursday A slat 20. at 51.10111111-
.Catholic church in Norotou. l R. A Turner 0! Tokeneke has been
‘approuching mar ridge
Word has been receiicd by M13. \\
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Mrs. Emma Cameron, of Hawkins v.1... (up... «luv u... in t\\'~'.voliou1" is 0‘ 1 “9 away "'1 all 11 onto) 9 on ‘“ ‘-~ ”W“ NW C C "A— ._._
avenue. is ’visitiug with her daughter ' ' p . ‘ b I ieut Thompson Dean joined them at an additional auto was provided. ‘THROUGB:;:3‘:I:CE)S NOW :22: 22:13:19? illi‘ehd‘iocta‘ Emmi 0i A New ‘MeXican Beauty
at her cotta on th Pl ' ville 1 ' .1. ~ . Pluttshurgh i ' o e a nun genera .
1111a 39 0 am ““9 ”TV?“«151132110333lIeTCh:n;e:VVschV!V101rl: 5 The Fair...” Gm...“ Club My. ALL av TROLLEY CAR of their state 11 declaration from 1119'
am ' o "s ' '. e s ' ‘ '
George A. Velle has published a new placed on the wall of the station a lit the completion of the connecting consul, accompanied by the names 0".
series of post cards, itbout 11 dozen benutltul colored representation of the link in tho tloiiev system from burl“?- two doctors designated by the consul ‘
“we“ are due m 3”“ "0m" “W“ twill/Oi will be ready around October "”‘“"- mainly about Tokeneke He has mountain laurel. coupled with Va. 1'“in IEZHIV’EL':$1:61:VIV‘:VS¥. 3:33:15 111:: T3305: boron; or shetadiutantgeneml
team a week's vacation spent in or Not'ember V-qlsn 111d these cards printed on unaiy printed request {01 its preservation. .t - .f Be Vann Vt p e o 1' 0c are to examine"V
“Shine. ‘ ‘ 1paper.11111do into n souvenir booklet of being the state flower The public 1:;Vnow able to go r0111 an l. 1 -- the American. in case the man is m-t
._ the town. - iadvised to gather tt sparingly and n'mV to somewhere south of Washington. incted by the first physician he is ex;
——— use it freely {Or winter decoration. or D C..11nd “‘“Vbe ‘0 “Mic" ‘0’ all antincd by the second. i
M. E. church Note; {this species is liable to become extinct Ethnt in known to the contr.1ry.TheV _,
' Preaching service. 10:50 11. 111. Sub- . 1connecting link of twenty four 111“” GERMAN LLOYD
iect The Separations of Life. Try a Sentinel Wont Ad. tbetwecn Leo and Huntington was com OFFICER HE
Sunday school 11:50 a. m. Epleted last week and the first cur LII
ot' the building having been already
Milton Ellwood and family of Cove completed. It 15 expected tlint 1m
u ‘“ Mr and .\ir.. Joseph living-done
' .~ ‘ M" William 1“ “‘1‘“ 0f 1'" Rnw Delalield 111w» receiving congratulations
m WW. lemme“ in" “"91“” “m“ on the birth of their fifth child. 11111
“'1 WGEk‘S ml) ‘0 Boston and Pm” gmet Sloane Delnfleld, Wednesday on
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their summer estate at Quoque Point.
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Corporal James Btlrnes.0ftl1(1 61b mm “‘3“ Hampton Heath. E Evening neivice 7- 30 p, in.” ‘ “‘9 HE FELT LIKE NINETY ‘iunde the complete [tip with panache: V AS ALIEN BOEV
mpa’nv‘, arrived hole last evenin". ' 1 Prayer meeting Thursday? '40 D- m 39“" yesterday. It “was one an o“ i (Continued From Page One)
a 48-hou1 leave of absence and is soon 0'“ 0f ”1“ things ”‘3‘ 11111111 “ 13“” ._.__——- 1 Nothing will mnke a person feel old half hours to go one way, and 003” i
rim: with telntlves on Call l’i'tsiuzo 0‘ ”'9 beauty 0f ”‘9 “N" “’9 ”‘9 bi“ luttitmfiiiil‘fi 0\"lllt(l by William ‘10- ‘quickcr than disordered kidneys, lot 80 cents. The tracks pass throuzh the “value”? dUIVing the night. . g
Rand. ‘ boards ”1‘“ “"3 located in 11 “910 0*! run. of South Main st.1'cet.'11nd-.\i1‘~‘ii when they am! not working Di'operlyi‘V Berkshires and at one will“ .1reneoily 9 1 9 SOlelnmeut oliiciitls do- i
. ('lined to 1111) into d t
.5"-.. the Post Road Thanks to the new law Edward Murray of Hickory Bluif 00" the whole system is infected with poi 1.800 ‘9“ “b0” 39“ me" making, 'lhe arrest. if was Midu‘tl: according
Councilman trying D llohcitson Mitch imblds the Election of such titled 110111' the home, of Jacnb R3" none that cause aches and pains in nili them the blight?in "01"“ "“9“ in New keel result. at the investigation to'
and Howard Lmvndes were todav ap- boards without the sanction oi the 11mm]. in Rowayton. ““1 “Wm. ”‘9 parts oi the body. A. W. Morgan. A11 Elsinglnnd outside 0! Mt. Wasbington- learn how“ Germany obtained advance
pointed [11' anor lint-,strom members state. lumps on the Moron car being huCk golu. La” w:rlles “Oh, I suffered wimE With the through RFTV‘CG- “3M0” information regarding the suiting and
m! the committee of acquisition oi 1111- led in and the running bfll'rd 0“ ”19.11am in my back. i am it! years old. people with a full day for the trip. ctm route 0' We first ships leaving for
1011 Point. it is expected that there will be quite Murray our being scraped 'but 1 loll like. 11 1111111 90 years old. .trolley to Spt'lnllfield ”‘9“ to Wash m: {agromh‘i‘i‘i‘ut‘s‘io‘i‘i‘ tl‘i‘e‘dds‘a‘:
‘ _— a battle between the drys and Wells 01: .. _ ' 5' ' Since 1 took Foley's Kidney Pills l field to Huntington. m LW and to troyer flotilln which are now taking The beauty of Senorita Dolores
Ferdinand Kimmick. who conducts Dni'ien this your and it is dllfiicult to HIGHESTER §P|LL '(eel like i did when l was 21. " TheyjPlitsiield. taking about six hours one pm in the dilenslve against German Bonillas, daughter of the new Iii-11'-
o. barber shop on Van Zant street,l1ns determine wso is to be victorious. mm 111 noun unity". tone up and strengthen the kidneflsi wov and costinu 1958‘ than 3175' A Bug‘saflne" can ambassador to the United Stunt,
taken :1 position with the Noi'walk it was a lively tussle last year and the hilt}... 11,373?" "‘13: o and promptly Tfilitwe annoying bladder‘ dinner in Plitst‘ield and the, return “we £81263; Surggunggnfl 111.311.0111 has created something of a stir in
'flompnny and only keeps his shop op- drys were not so far away from the 1-111. “' “33?:- “11?de {$1335 troubles. ~—Adv-. '1rlp would make an ideal do)" 8 mm“ chemists had' not been CE? d "ma? Washington She 8‘ ““90 mic-"11"" 3'
. ' . ‘ 'I‘Ilto no other , from Westi‘ield are todm favorite in capital society. She is of
4.. en evenings. . . winning mark. But the coming e‘ec‘,iiflw'knmiku11‘1‘19'1311.1.‘1‘1‘.T§n‘ Stillson-Powell Corporation. gMountnlns all the way d in Two of the Men under arrest are Dr. the true Latin two of Vbeauty.
'7" ~— tion will tell the tale. Walton-mum!“ 511211.11m11uuam . . . V V _ .. n 10 Vl’ittsfield. with (1890 80"?“ a“ John limbo and Robert Sterne. The -. -. V_ of
‘ Mrs. W. h. Rm] mmmmpd a num- ..-.--- VV 50mm BRUl‘ililSTS EVERWHERE Try a sentinel Want Ad. laud lakes each :1 mile or more long. 1311:: “use: to make known 112' RR 5H POSTERS.
_ be!“ of her friends and members of n a real man at the rig “t d‘ace. He k j“! Wininke it n picturefidue journey y 0 12 third man. in Who“? PA ‘
apartment :1 large quantity of chem- A pleasing diversion from the 11511.11
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Eicnls is said to have been found.
CAMP AT AYER‘
' sewing club that she belongs to. yes- seems to be able to (11.12 t, the flow of ' ‘~ "
t l of billboard advertising has been
. aterdny when two lmat loads or the la. traffic in the fashion of an officer who 5 y L
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flies were taken for :1 sun along the has had several yen-'5 of training at —YOU TOLD YOUR 0A.. V NEARS COMPLET‘ON RED CROSS WORK Eng? zztlétC‘gii‘l‘liissi‘tnl‘ir:sdwhich‘ 1:,
Sound and litter touched on NtlllVOO this work. And standing in the rays of $190319: ggqagfi‘; §i '11.“L E ...._.._. The following telegram was receiv S iriipduring the preieui month.
Inland. . . -- Vme hot 51,1, he does no. oven move ‘0 my LAWN? 6.000 Men Are Now Preparing Camp ed at headquarters of Nortwnlk Char apnea in .
This beautiful piece of art Work was
originated and painted by Maxileld‘
Parrish. the noted artist who hitherto
has refused to ralsehis brush to the
lush of painting an advertising poster.
The mountains, castles, and sunlight
contrasts of the background are typi-
cally the work of Parrish and by these
touches of style. many have. identified
~—-——--—-— - seek shelter in the shade. lie really‘
The finding of 11 book and how its deserves a great deal of credit, and tho
. discovery chanted the life 6i hn entire town's people should realize that he is
'mtion, the best known and or the wid- the right man for the rig.u place
est ciiculntirm yet one of the lens .n- -.._-__.
known book of .1... couiuiy. will be A complaint was sent. to the Ditr‘ieu
his subject of the )ieu’s mags nf the police Thursday from .91 Newton wom-
'East Avenue M. ‘E. Church tomorrow. "1‘1 saying thfll 811? “'88 b13111; bothered
...,_- by a gang of i'owdies. It. is said that;
VVotkmen are. loving a new iron pipe. this woman 1nd her husband who evi-
Seaview avenue to replace the old dently are on age-l couple 11.1.11 1110‘
.9111. nine of the Norwalk Water sons in the service of Uncta Sum. Am
mpanv The Old pine had a habit as this is the case the 1'3111'. or, who-
developing leaks nearly all the ever they are, have taken advantage of
For Occupancy In September. ‘ter of the Red Cross on Friday mm 11-
Preparations for the traininu at the ing: Every woman who can use 11 pair
Vpnrt of the national army from lid 11! of knitting needles. or who is willing
\'rw Hampshire. Vermont Mnssnchu- *0 learn is urged to respond to this
testis. Rbodc island and Connoctiout.. ntVaDVtViculV. which is as follows:
Camp Devens, Ayer. Mass. are con-j T0 the American Red Cross, Nor-
‘; 3 tipping rapidly More than 6. 000 men ‘Witllk Conn
are now employed in preparing the Following «Major Gratson Mui-
hv‘ s urgent appeal from France all
‘ occu army of the soldiers iniV D 1 .v. . . _
‘ figzfiznizir p knitted articles as stated in letter yen- the lisk postei as his work even be
i It is estimated that 62" of the. 1 0001 terdny we ask your chapter to iurnisdi fO’V‘I‘V’hthe Signg‘ufilwasnflbsthr‘inpg‘ recn‘l
‘ buildings to be put 1190“ the ground!” quota.You1 alloment is 700 each V9 20519” ‘ :a‘A" V)? Vt 111‘
. d before the first sol tor sweaters. mufflers, pans of 11:11:;th01195 1eadmg 0‘ i 9V ‘3 ”"1 ' 3V 3
must in complet? ltnel! ooverai lets. and pairs of socks Full instruc- tale about the Magic Carpet and die
. Vme and so the new iron pipe is being a“. absence... This couple “ m) h .11 e fliers “"‘ve‘i T“: :22? miles every lions regarding wool and shipments Prince W110 ““919? upon it “3‘9"“
d before ”‘9 “"03“ on the paving 5.5 1:: ton their two boys to our counuy‘ inn area. 0‘ n no lo d crowned with follow. Every chapter has its chance Soever he wished. It is upon tliiszopu.
rted should be given some all . - i 1 VV ,u'. . . ”ya . . . - Erise of which is 1‘: 1.31:1; finished bar- 0 make good on this call (or help. larV legend that 1V3Varrish built up his pm—
3East Norn'iil-rdlrii-rch goers will‘ M‘ ‘ ‘ My? )‘7‘ ‘ Eff; ‘ "i ‘L ‘ 1 ' - ‘ :azitmpmeg 01‘ p Kindly g“; full publicity, including 3;;2‘2302:"‘FISk‘T‘reS_The Mme”!
" . Thursday night a colored man drlv.i . ‘If If} . 531’? .I'. . ~ ' ” _ e 11 tables to a newspapers. 1‘ . .
it 31:11:31} (1:11;: ugh: garnizngfg; mg a large yellow touting (al‘ tryed .‘o! 74'! ,‘o, . it, ’2’!) .1 . it”;i213:3;13gaitéfedilizlctti‘saszrrth‘ . signed ALBERT W. STAUB. 5 Advertising men and artists the
v- s. P. Fairbanks will preach at make a “w m‘” m“ °f “‘9 mm“ by- “““ ‘ _~.. $121 about twenty-five miles dim“ ‘
services. During his pastorate running into a telegraph pole and try-
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Director of the Atlantic Division of country over hormbeen. unremittins'in
t the Red Cross. 1 Madison avenue. me praise of the high dash otaduett‘is.
aces. atauonorr..viitesar..flass- Cutler! stars. has produced a. youngster who
and machinery. The ventilation “5 may be as great as any or toe others“: . .
“0.1“ 2779- ‘ ~ .- In recent matches on the coaSt the EW__..._.-__~._,...-_.
.. . .. VV 0qu mm we” surprised to find “i HAs Recovenso HER HEALTH
WED chose MO’RK 5 ' 5! tyopngator culled "Babe" botkin was —-’-—~
Q03: N01?- EXEMPT ”mingling player alter player in Sen-
“‘..‘ ‘ Sty \ '
6. .79?! "91‘ sum: 1533;113:1139,th fie Easily defeated ial letter from Mrs. Laura Bean.
Nun D‘gke Johns. who defeated John-
ly on one’ 3 Vision:-
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_ robe-became one of the, mast papu- ing to break it ‘9 twO. But the pole re- f ' ‘ ,‘ . ‘ ‘ , 7' thirtyeix to the southeat‘st. Fitcbburg New York V01“, _ __ . 3:: $113131? :23: ‘miiiilnfirnorgsi‘tno:
‘ . (.1 successful ministers in the fused to separate 3114 Stood fast in its . 1 .. ‘ , . ‘ _ . ”and Leomlnster are about ten miles NEW NET STAR BOBS . . the roadside it has been a. scum or
. old position. When the driver tried to ' .away with populations. of 39.656 mm . . V . UP IN GOLDEN ‘WEST l t . t m i t“ *1 d“!
.. back away from the ole it 11 . . ~ ~ 1) ensure o no e e d a 1:1- enema
. I“ h d d p « scenic an . . . . . VV . . , . 17 680 respectively. v. Qalltornia. the home oi: Maurice Me between this ”work of a truly greed
mnfléntinel Want Ad. chhfe. ’ T111102“? h°W ‘0 “"1 his run-'1 . . * The chief influflfles of A,” are the Loughlin. William 3021130“ May Sut American artist and that at the ordi-
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papers This the driver did and was 1
Are Recommendln “Neutron. not bothere Wt an more. are ' ‘ ‘
I d H] )1 Th Regular $289 — Now $225
Prescription 99" were quite a few who had gathered to
they have used “Neutrone Prescrlp- watch this remarkable exhibition.
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to" and their tired aching. weary ‘
trolled Joints 3m: muscles have d1:- Although the weather was threaten-‘f
W. what a relief after those ins. the Friendship Circle at the
wk: weeks of culturing and misery. Kim's Daughters held their onion
91%an Prescription 99” «um moment on the mm or St. Luke's
Wmmm» Chmhdm. Intercom; 3111:“
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side hurt in the time. I took doctor!
medicine. but it did me no good. I
9‘ ten to pay. particular; afiention to the
80 many women are suiterlng from .
similar afflictions that this testimon-
iPlnttsburg. Miss., will be read within— V
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