YES
cm MARKET
0. MAIN ST-
a visitor in New York. yeslelday.
flunk Hanford, of Kensington is
‘ lug severl dam “1th friends and
ives.
Illiss Majorie MtlclJermott and MissI
eanetle Bean spent Sunday in Dan-
bury.
Permits have been given for 'wiring
tollrs. Mary Lilley of 4 Van Zant
street. and to F. 1.. Lamson of 38 1‘ ,
Maple street.
H.
W
T Hugh Pedino. of Gregory Boulevard.I
Wednesday to rejoin his unit
TheRed Star barge, Nn. ill which
has been unloading a cargo of anthra-
Miss Mildred Cushmun of Logan
‘street,’ spent Saturday in, New York
_ jelty. ‘
‘. Dr. and ‘Mrs. Charles I12. Huckleyof
‘Ro‘wayton avenue are entertaining
Miss Louise- Matthews of Scranton.
”Penn.
W~
N; .I., formerly of South Norwal'k,v1§- «
‘ited Mr. and.Mrs. Charles T Kitchen
0! Logan street, Saturday
The workmen are busily engaged in ' ‘
907——1604
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922-1218
Q25-4700
927—— 040
ammo”!
930—~1232
933——’169
942——1633
947——l304
950——2345
953——1638
that a a . an; r. is loan-k at s» Ian-ta. “the"
9- '1 t‘rsza
tilt-d N H l
«chitin-e iITMc hit for the
100 MEN WERE
EXEMPT?!) IN THE
LAST EXAMINATION
{Continued troll first page.)
3171 Mercia, Stefano
Splan. Edward J.
Murphy. Joseph P.
Raddy, John D.
Szako. Steve
Allen, Robert F.
Caufield, Samuel D.
Post. Harold C.
Cornell, Julian F.
Goodna. George C."
Sniti‘ln, David J.
Satto, Frank .I.
Nordman. Philip
Machajski. John
Olsen, Thornton
Erbter~ Carl E.
Bl-itto, George W.
Evaneski. Harry
Judu'ay, George A.
Harrington, Clarence M.
Iskiyan. Gregory V.
Mighiccio, Salvatore
Collin. George W., Jr.
Brown William J.
Krietor, Lewis C.
Shipman Clalencc
30
1677
1639
Hotchkiss, Howard G.
Smith. Stephen A.
Sturdevaut, Clinton R.
Stevens, John H,
Smith. Clinton 1..
Britto, Lester l
Court. Charles H.
3158
rbported the loss of a bicycle to the. ‘I‘Ijj _ (.329 :I‘lraegeédglflgisfih. Jr.
"Ponce yesterday The wheel “as 510”“ .EIT~2793 Hovt William a
hunt in front of his home it is said. .1] lit-7 Olczak, Wladyslaw F.
.. . .‘f . 3.3 Moreno, Pasquale
Mrs. Albert S. Crockett, of Roway- 1;; 1,3“); iferekes. Staph“
. _ ,. . . ,~ , . u -4- Jones. licorge E.
- ton, she has been usmns Mt ,. “19“de .m— as: Czapiacka Vincent
All New Jersey. is spendzng several .21~2856 l’reuss. Charles I".
. days with .ur. and Mrs. Daniel ixllnnl- ii’i 15>}? IIItti'Ifilxl. \i'inallx M.
, . . . -- ~-.\,.i . or sun, .‘cholazi .
Mental. of Rowan we“ ;:-- in} Schoch. George II.R
Richard Su'r'f'ilPY. formerly (if ”i? '2‘1...0‘}:] ;:f&ink§h?lfiQ) A.
Sentinel st..lii’ who has been home f0! 1‘5 «2690 Scribner. William It
seyetal days on a furlough rtonl tlll‘I 958 Hall. William H. .
Nmal Resetw expects to leate abntril ‘ 24?] '“vmiaml CIIHI'IQS 0-
Iiunliltcn, Charles D.
Chichostcr. , Alfred S
UCLUNCI'. William R.
ll'eohtolti. August J.
Byars. Walter C.
.cite coal for the Ferris Coal Company, 137?: 4:; ., tyillki‘uints, Charles.-.
will probably cleal he! bunkc. .5 loridyt _:;.~2199 82’3““? 331?:12511'8
and. will leave toutotron some time. :933 Tusch, August. '
————-—~-—- 73i~1447 Marshall, James A.
Lee. James I-‘.
Ogdou. Howard M.
digging up the pavement in ”"9”?“ 517-4556 Morgan, Percy C.
lion for I}... work of puV!l‘.-; Seavtew 2.9- '159 Smith. Thomas S.
”W-tavenue with Hagsam The work is 829-4212 Stewens. (ll-urge E.
expected m take several works and ill—4643 Ilcnig. Samuel .
the actual paving will star. l“ 'l 11‘“ fir—1:398 Lyull.tnov,ite Stephen
. i > t d Illea93 Macilallon. Everett J.
or so, it s expec e . >ftr—2013. Ryan. John E.
___.,..___...___._... \.)3- 50b Cook/rohn .13
.- I itid‘mlliw Read. Harold F.
It “yr—'2i-I‘3 Broatlllurst. Irving W.
{I . . .. v,” Si i~2705 Whillock, Gaylord G.
.1: ”I '" 381—1478 Mayer, Charles
‘i- WAYT.N 384— 935 Guerln. Charles
:i i , . 187—4844 ilctliling, Frank
0 288-4191 Johnson. Albert J.
I: w ':?i%_~1:}‘g Mather. Harry E
‘ . —1 75‘ Roscnfieid. Joselh.
4Wcm~xww~rfis 90'2“ 151‘ Bauer ClarencelE.
I . 904~2222 Stolz. lohn H.
McFarland, Joseph H.
Fluke, Charles
Knapp. Charles H.
Oddo. Charles
Hesse. Edward ‘H.
Taylor. George W.
Kolensky. l nnk
Hedell. Laurence L.
MoPhail, Atwood
Lee, John J.
Tristram, Harold L.
Mchty. John J.
___..Mr and Mrs. Samuel Hall. of Logan 354—4791 Haltzmsn Samuel
mm, are entertaining friends from “58—2848 Ritzo.Joh'n M.
New Haven. 962—- 155 Bates. Roswell J.
, 3:37:33 Barry, Edward M.
. . —- 238 Blbbins, Arthur
Charles T. Nelson of East. Orange. slag—47$ McMullen. Arthur Jr.‘
Blot. iii nbo
McMahon. William 11.. Jr.,
W
nvcmapuusuvrdmhsat mem is: the
matters-nor.
Following an the limo- of thaw
men whom the local but! his t my
in the possession of the local police men are residents of South Norwdk
of those who failed to appear when and about half of the men come fr
who did not appear out of the last mt Norwglk, New Canaan, Dnrien.
batch of 525 called.
462—
467—9184
472—4585
‘ ”3.4912
ii"?” 556
487%
490—— 388
Jigs—3360
500—— 519
506-— 339
512»~3099
521—2051
535—
Si2~
349—1715
550... 700
555~— 297
363~— 707
570w 1151
573— 974
595—1097
filo-«1510
ill-— 470
335— 312
{lid—«2984
vl‘i7~—2693
Stir—1626
SiS~—2646
10 Hartford Plow
39 Franklin Ave.
12 Cove Ave.
24 Hoyt 8t.
Silvemine Ave.
365 Alain St.
9 Adams Ave.
46 France St.
Dorlou’s Point
Prospect Ave, Barton
14 Wood street, Norwalk.
17 Water St.
58 Spring St.
9 Reynolds St.
’19 Elizabeth St.
13 Bsyview Ave.
156 Forest St“ New Canaan
I Clark street. Norwalk.
9 Crescent Terrace
22 Spring Hill avenue. Nor-walk.
21 Podmore St.
4 Belden Ave.
27 Linden St.
211 Park St.
Wilton. Conn.
29 Putnam Ave.
Wilton. Conn.
1 Chestnut St.
Belle Island
34 l~2 Second street,
C‘olnstock Hill AVEJ
47 Perry Ave.
3 School St.
281 East Ave.
129 Main St.
Locust Ave., New Canaan
50 Maple St.
11 Locust Ave. New Canaan
39 12 Ely Ave.
4 Newtou'u Ave.
29 Hartford St.
New Canaan. Conn.
20 Cove Ave.
Piuney's Corner. New Canaan
Westport Ave.
177 South Main St.
Cedar St.
(‘annondalo Conn.
14 Ulcuwood Ave.
21 Taylor Ave.
32 Chestnut St.
20 Howard Ave.
Rowayton Ave.. Rowuyton
G Fail‘field Ave.
19 South Osborne Ave.
58 Spring St.
NJ \iashington St.
Roton Point Park .
16 Cllellv street. New Canaan.
Battlett avenue. Notuulk
12 Union Place
New Canaan, Conn.
45 Gregory Place. East Norwalk
219 Main St.. Norwalk
24 South Main street. Norwalit.
44 Wilton Ave, Norwalk
110 Cedar St. NorWalk
63 Bayview Ave... South Norwalk
7 Burbank St. South Norwalk
9 School St.. l'orwalk
54 North Main St.. South Norwalk -
36 Grove St. New Canaan
Wilton, Conn. .
40 Perry Ave, Norwillk
6 Burbank SL. Norwaik
New Canaan; Conn.
Logan St.. Rowayton
No. Taylor Ave. Norwdlk
9 Bayvlew Ave. Norwalk
186 Main St... Norwalk
South Hanford Place. Norwalk
2 Indiana Place South Norwalk
55 Main St., Norwalk
25 Wilton Ave. Norwalk
16 Cross St.. Norwalk
25 Stuart. Ave, Nor ‘ulk
10 Spring Hill, Norw 1k
9 Railroad Ave. South Norwalk
45 Perry Ave, Norwalk
12 Haviland St..‘Soutll Norwalk
87 Cedar St.. South Nurwuln
96% South Main St., South Norwalk
10 Meadow St.. Norwalk
Railroad Ave, New Canaan
Richmond Hill. New Canaan
R. F. D...No. 40, West Norwalk.
iii Elmwood Ave... Noi'walk
Dorian. Conn.
New Canaan. Conn.
Nat-walk.
iii“-
Futility by the new of O’Neill hue
tiled in the district board at Bridge I . a
nonuhuingbeouexmptdsrdla- ——.I m
twudutolthelastbalchufmnI /
There are molly mo ‘ _. '
Izam in the list and they have 3114
lancered '0’ examination in TEEPOMEI Jack Bertine visited friends in‘
to the all. About onenuarter of theIGroenwich Sunday.
omI Mrs A. Nuttey of Brooklyn is visit-
they were called. This list is of those Norwaik The rest are residents all log Mrs. Thoeie of the Post Road. ‘. - ~
w...— . I L
Rowayton. Wilton and other places. . . . _ i
Lo ‘ S ' i LeRoy avenue
Noroton Heights. Darien I uls minions 0 ‘ few-‘1‘.
{was a visitor in Sound Reach over
Sunday.
I W'-
I George Wells who is second Median 54'
Iant at Plattsburgh is spending a few
‘ days with his father.
went to i
THE LAST "CALL
Sterling 3 August Furniture Sale
Ends Saturday, August ' 25th
Only a few more (1st left. Your last: chance to buy Furniture at such big savings.
811m of stock and im ossibiL't to obtain oods for this “.1 h
u to close this sale sooner the: “Mail. g e 33 made it necessary for
Como and look over our line. You will find man thin th 1; I
of: help but buy them. )7 gs a you want and at such low .
PIYNB BEDROOM AND DINING ROOM FURNITURE AT BARGAIN PRICES.
Sterling Furniture Co. _
127-129-131Washington St. So. Norwalk
Phone 105
We Specialize m Furnishing Homes Complete
mm m m ‘ .LCKOEJZQ. may“?
..._—~-__..—.
.I Cal Brenner . Sam Adams. William
IW Wood and Edward McGiness vent to
I Coney Island Sunday.
i
Master Lawrnece who is staying at
the home of Mrs Standing,
INew York over Sunday.
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Miss Rena Bunsen of Brooklyn spent IS
the week end at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. 1‘. Decourcoy of Le Roy avenue. I
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Joseph Solleck killed it spoke ‘li his ._
Igarden 'Fliday and Joe says that by thei ’
flocks of the reptile he thinks that it is,
In copperehad. I:
I Linus Northrop of New ll well was a
visitor in town yesterday having spent
the day at the home of Mill: Charlotte
Laundes ~ .
Mrs Anson Phelps Stokes and her-I
Idaughtel, Miss Heltn Phelps Stokes cf
‘Noroton, had tweltc guests at dinnel:
at their home in Lenox on Thursday.
Mpg/1:...“ $2.. 4“.
tutors who had come from the nearby I
__ towns to watch the military maneu-
I Elmer Brayson is the plaintiff in aItres There was music by the Maple.
{foreclosure action brillgll‘. ItflfllnfilIFEh. and Drum colps of Slander d. '_
I‘M”), I? Jayne. The action is on a '\‘illile the conlplinies were drilling the
dtuln corps played military marches
mortgage note and the land Is in Da- . . «
Irien. ultrlmm it Maud lawman. the which added it pleasing taste. to the And our prices are always lowest. the market affords. In the
lpiuintln'. The papers were rel-yea b) “In” 5“" mm" ‘0" “”0 “Wis-I long run Beclunann’s is where you can save money on your
1Deputy Sheriff Taylor. each company's rifles and clothing 089831188
I were inspected by IAeut.~Gov. Clifford? " '
I Stanley Bake, 0. u“. Wm Side, Wm, B. Wilson and his staff. Maui. Govt Golden ScnlcS‘Cofl'oe ................. 20c lb., 5 lbs. for 95¢
m, a Mud...“ a. 1m. pmmbmgh camp. Wilson Is the colonel of the Home 31b! l'ancy Whole Grain Rice for ..................... 25c
.but who did no. .,.....,... a commission, Guard and he was very 'much Amour s Potted Meat .............. 14 size 50, 1 2 size 10c
is.consldeling trying to go back for an 9‘9““ With 1:? Daria“ CO‘HWII'I Very Best New York ”Stats Cheese lb. ................. 29c
“‘3‘" “‘7'“- H be “09-5 m" ”We?“ ‘1‘ "mm armed w" the “me or ”’9 ”3W A Bcvo Beverage (Noll-alcoholic), per doz. . . . . . . . J ...... $1. 25
tdolng so he may enter the Dilri'en ullr army Tb” $83: which ”"9 pre-I A M 25 '
l . 59 ml to me Do It,“ Gum a hen rs to of a dozen on empty bottles.
IHonlo Guards aha may aid in drilling “ ' 5 s . VI 'Best‘N rm“ B
ithe company. While ago, Were “Rd as the colors and .r, W — lifter, per 1b. .................... 47c
‘ _-.-...._. _ __ the liarien Guards should feel proud MI 30 Pink Stamps with 1 lb. Special Tea ...... . ........... . 500
The IndOOI‘jOUIdtOOI' baseball game. this fact. All those who were present l Schuhle's Grape Juice, 10c size ........ . .......... _ _ 3 for 250
thetwecn the Noroton All Stars and the at‘ the drill ware well pleased with tht-I
i
Stamford Yacht club was played on the showing of the companies and I'm.
Igrounds of William Ziegler. .Ir.. yestcr- [soon hope in the near future that, tin y I
'day afternoon, at 3 o 'clock. There was nfa) have the opportunity of watching
In large crowd 0n hand to witness the these companies again I
3game. The proceeds derived from theI
ISM“? “9'9 0““° “"3“ and they will Another plea fora street light in the”
‘,b°~ given “”3““ ”‘9 ‘Obi‘cco fund for Boston Post road in front of the _ch
(the bprdi‘ibnflw ‘0'“? In France. Ilium golf links to mode by another tni- I
raculous uses a from ace'dcnt ry Mr. .1"
The Noroton Home Guards are going‘ Putters of Sugnmer street who was present at the reception. Through the
. v . 1k I"
terror?“ “if... .. .. tislrs“:::“.:.:':::.°i.:::racists... “WW ‘0' WWW
i ll 9 8 9
i i hidren. Tie. arbeltto'
IWI" be (IODRIE‘d bV the. \VOP Bum G01fI;::e:u;;tyleju:tlberore ’16:“:1‘5 ‘13:;1‘6 . the largest mm was 9‘ er witnesgpd sure 3891,1388}, Mason and
Club The Watch company was pm the cum and mu by “I, long 3 "m Inlll open the celebration of the day. Economy Fruit Jars—all sizes
, ' 1
scuted \\ilh an American flag a short! and suddenly his lights “I!" rut We all wish to show these men w to July Glasses, Jelly Strainers,
wtt .
Iwhile ago which was bought by the'” :as a black night and mt a my N. are goingtoieave that they are backed Aluminum and Enameled he.
I
“m“ “"0 “‘d ”kc“ " °°“°°"°“ Iligltt reached him from the (“shut by “‘9 “”19““ "m“ the “w“ mm“calving Kettles, Heavy Wire Can-
But this little the flag will be the home , which they go. And using the wordsI
uarl Hiltlld’i i will b is a sky blue street lights The traiilc was 8) 1‘ 01y f h i ll men Abraham Lin my Racks' Wire Km“ Bottoms,
g ( ‘ ‘n ‘ c that. after succeeding in getting the o t 9 man 0 a ’ 3J3!- Rings, Jar cam, Stone cmm’,
background uith the insignia of the. coin: "Fondly do we hope, fervently
i l as f 0 lie 0 e
state on it. The date of the presentu- id sub ed car M as p 55“ n in we pray, thot this mighty scourge of Stone Jugs, Demijohns, Wine
ti lit-hand ed e of the road. Ila ave
.tion Is not known at present. II“: "we be; who Is on“, 5'“, ‘im we pray that this mighty scoutge of Regs, Fruit Pressers, Aluminum
4..-... t id 1) f ' h d t Ill-hi t Evening Sentinel will publish the full J” Fillers, Etc, at: Lowest: PMS.
I Yesterday was Parent's Day at “16.0 '8 Inst 0 mate es an o m 0 details concerning the leception as'
t soldier‘s home at Voroton ' .strike and burn a match whenever he soon as they are made known M
, Bit-M 1069-2
A. F. Beckl‘n‘anndt Co.
83 a 35 WaShiuaion St. Phone tits
and to keep this up’un‘il he could get
surrounding the home was crowded He wnsfturning the crank with a
William Pinkney, Jr. a member
e Naval Reserve who has been
. n boald the mine sweeper,
“1M ethodisi
ing in the. chapel Wednesday
‘ will be present, as there Will
illness of importance.
i 5 Minnie newts has retur‘ne
e George.
be sited to training camp shy
cued at Bensonhurst has been trans
err dflto Naval Base No 8. Staten IUs-
Episcopai Church-
l=hold the regular monthly business
’clock. It is hoped that every'mem -
home herd after a pleasant trip at .
e Town Of Dorian is improtlliii .
e road and bridge near the Corporal
(in office. This; is appreciated by all
Boger Williams has Been accent“
, one in the draft: hints, and eipbdii
of.
nth:
at,
be
d ll.) ‘2'
till!
71.0 Piece Solid Mahogany
Dining Room Suite .
Regular: $289 —— Now "$225
4 Piece Ivory Bedroom Suite
Regular «$90—-— Now $519
Many of‘ . .
‘ . ‘ , i = tic Ir ct in _
the soldiers. friends and clllldren and sun at car com a“ from ‘l ‘ r H e 1‘ Fred Finch had a lively time trying!
'gmndch‘ldl‘en were present. Grounds to start his fltvver Saturday afternoon.
25 Washm'_ gt on St. 80. Noncom-
Prompt Delivery.
help from a neiirhboring house. A pris-
. ' if t tow his automobile .
with people other than the soldiers. sing car 0 ered o steady grind but when he noticed thutI
and friends and their families. At it refused 10 go he had to give “9,:
‘fi
to Stamford and neighbors furnished
noon the soldiers were treated to a
good old fashioned ‘ basket dinner
which was one of the features of the.
‘ day, as every one of the soldiers' fanti- 2,
lies had large baskets filled with their
w slot. the food of home It was quite a
pathetic seene to‘watch the grandchil-I
dren of the soldiers who were just be-
ginning to understand the history of
cur country ask their grdnddads to tell:
them of some of the giant battles that
they had been in At other places you
would notice an old soldier discussing.-
the present war with his son, \vho per-
haps was drafted into the army. At
log the morning. and left for Sound
Beach about 2 o ’.ctock made a speech
praising the soldiers for the manner in
,which they takexcare of the home and
the friendly feeling that they have
toward one another. At about 4. 30 the
people began to return to their homes.
I The Darien Home Guards arrived at
‘ .rien blimp nits“
,tow_lines and a lantern.
:turned to the car, ,
1:30 p. 111.. Heat-Gov. Cliffod'd B. Wit-I
. son. who was present at the home dur.i
As they re.
the little fellow
could be seen in the light of passing
auto lamps striking his matches to
warn passersby where his car stool.
in a little while all hands made the tow,
lines tight and the good Samantha:
went on his way, pulling the Buick and
its passengers. The place is a long
dark stretch at the foot of a curve and.
hill that has already seen many acci-
dents, so mank, indeed. that there’s at
movement under way to widen the
road around the curve. if the property-
hbiders will consent to give the neces{
sary strip of land. When this is tlonn
or even beforehand, it would only be a
wise precaution to install an electric.
light in the neighborhood of the. “Wee
Burn"——the little water course that
crosses the Post diced. known as Stony
Br 0.01: . . -
l
On Saturday afternoon, the 214 men
' .who have been called into the national .
army will be given a farewell recep-
Sound Beach. yesterday afternoon, tlon’ from the citizens of. the towns'
Iwhere they wele joined by the Greet: that are included in the fourteenth dis
wich, Ncroton, and Sound Bdttcli com- 'trlct. In order to make this reception
‘ 'ay‘iyu of the Dir a. succetlsful one it is necessary that
'clock. and after the town of Dal-ten will give all the aid
minutes rest they were that it possibly» can to see to it that
more placed iii the the sons that she is giving to the
Ithat for he got wise to himself,
tius ust as
Naturally as anyone would do he (tied-
it again and she refused to go At this?
point he became alarmed and began toI
look over the engine the spark plugs
and the magnito but he could not find
the trouble. At this stage‘a friend of
a w i
his came along and asked ~Fred what ,
was the trouble? Fred explained the.
case and his friend tried it. In so doinv'
he to was icoled But not as easy as all I
and1
he thought. Fred had forgotten
to turn the switch on.
LABOR DAY SENTINEIL.
The sentinel will be published in
the morning next Monday, Labor Day
New and advertisements should reach
the main office early Sunday evening,
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next. \ .
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You are sure of “direction because
we treat your orders right.
are selected with great care and sent
to you at once without cdttt.’
goods are right, and ‘so is the sci-v
ice. We satisfy; you always.
.A. MEAD
Send a Messenger—Send the Children .
Goods *
The l-
" When you smoke an ' 'Exccm"
.mvmbflcd 5c cigar. Askiwitt
Made forFloors
ls Suitable lcr llll
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