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.The dist't-Iht uln$i ssiont-rs will meet
)fnndsy evening usual.
‘ sin. we and)
‘aerlously not home.
Lewis Po1i'ard 1.4 inlpi’iyving in
Mitts at hig‘httmn on iiudsogapeei.
The usual mldwoek service was held
ovening. , q.
IHIa. Richard 9, Sclmou;
fly have moved from
fleet to H i-‘olllth street.
Daniel illiomnlullcu 0K Rowan
[treat it in Now iiri'ain today to at-
lend the bayou-”nit Associalion tt‘let
lifto—
f‘Aiax." which
we" last, week.
. inn. Atthut V. (‘alr will entertain
as“. malibers of Friend4hlp Associa-
alien. No. 7, next Tuesday evening. the
‘. stub, at her home on Second street.
- u this believed that Private Thomas There will also be provision made tor nurses are so kind to us here. his!
, .. .-who sailed from lemma), can the évenlng service The pastor, Rev like mothcrs to us. we certainly do
with his regiment. :ecently for
has arrived- in
- all present.
.oi l‘itch street, is,
,'\9l'll. f‘hri tian C'hutth was held at
the chulch lastt t‘tt‘liiliu ill lieu of the]
'rcgular midweek pr'aytr liter-lint: alt
nhirh time reports from the clllilmfln'
fit the unions br.llv<h '4 of activity 0!
pt the Loyal W 01kt rs \H re leached.
A lemperimcc pancant was given the
part of Columbia llt‘ m pizmd ht Miss
Myrtle Saunders. that of th; Guardian
Angel by Mrs Minnie Ferris that of
.lhe State of Kansas. by ‘liisu lilabcl
:Saundera; and that of l-Jc.onom) by
him ltproth) Bruce: and that of
dustice. by \irs. Emma Bye-n4. Youm-
then of thr- Loyal \Volltcii. :ociily
also had parts in this pageant Rev.
I'l‘homas Felton. oi Waterbury, gate
p most interesting address on "Th 4
Straight and Narrow i’Piil," nil-i the
evening was one that l‘v'il:‘ out not by
was
Want-w w W' Aw
Have rou bought your bond?
Mrs. llallomn. of New Yorlt city.
' has arrived at Tokmke for the sea
son.
file plowing all“ shading of gardens
at the East Avenue .\l. E launch last is now well under w y all about the 4,; store tor wad m “MM!"
" . etc. We are
William St: has «cut word to
swfwmfieid .9“ parents- .,t his suit arr-ital in u l-Iu— get all wel.’ of course we will not a,
lopeau port. 'Capt lliil' vacated the
submarines on his trip clot
The Connecticut hcn seems to be
doing her hit to keep up the hiltll cost
'twecn 50 and 60 cents per dost-n.
.tttrcct received
'll'tllll ho-r sou Milton.
'spinai menincitis ward, under the care
hnox Ilat t‘ompany. Mr. SteVens ll
an earn: st wot her (or the welfare of
the corps. and will make an excellent‘
major. since he has had some with
tan training. through his connection
with the Norwalk Home Guards, and
this is a Very attential thing in lead-
ing the corps. it is expected that he
will be elected drum nulor at the next
regular meeting of the corps. Mr.
Stcv ens will make his first appearance
in Stamford this afternoon with the
corps, and his many friends are sure
of his success and his ability to fill
his new mutton.
lira. ll. L. Rowland of Crockett
the following letter
who in in‘ the
of Lieut. llr. i'. .\i. i'at‘kcr, (imp Han-
cock. .\tl'rtl~'t:t. Ga :
Augusta, Ga.
Camp Hancock.
April 13th, litiii.
i‘m tn )lilt‘i and all: ——
l rcco-ilctl ‘.-f‘tll Sat. lei tcr, also pa
pt-rs this wwk and he“: just boon too
lazy to answer it. i figure on sitting
up about next Tuesdal aid will he
Hilllt‘ glad of it. after being in bed
fifty days, i (cttainiy aul fooling finc
cant gt-t t.nough to tut. T'ile boys
that arc up around co to the cantoen
all anxious to know
what tilcy it do with as after we
Miss Boisie \\ red is ipcnding a few
weeks at St. l’otershurg. Florida. 3
Eben Scribner, Jr., of the Heights.l
has been promoted stud is now cor-'
poral.
Mrs. .lohn Riley is confined to her
home on Maple uvcnui- at “14- Heights
with rheumatism. 1
Mrs. B. S, llatttti has ltccn scriousiy'
ill at hcr honlt' on West Side-avenue
in thr» lluwayton section.
’ i'rivutt. Allcrt iil'utlller. son of (l. W.
“ltllllH'l’, lit‘ltt-l agent at Aoroion
”rights. is now in temp in l-.lorida
".tllt Corxiegstittlmi Ladle? Altl Ml
clcty htld 11 NW .3109 yestt-lday afI'
ternoon at the _hotnc of Mrs. Aifred'
.llotellouse. i
Mill Elli n StIrlhnt-t of the Heights is
In“ naming ht‘r daughter. Mrs. WiiI'
llaitl llrmks cl :9ttatiord, and the la'-
tcr':, young son for it couple of Wi‘eki.
0110‘ of (he most pltmnt itttiuros UK
the entertainment gl. On Tuesday night;
at the lie. ltcdist (hutch we; the ac .
companihwhl fly \flss Ethel Willilol.
Edward 1‘. Butt-s is having some
more grading of an extcmlvt nature.=
done about the grounds of the houses
furlough. but some think we will gouwhich hc bi u ht last [all from lira, S. t
a discharge. After you get well froml
this discase it is a year or more bc-
iorc you are allle to go to work it
' unlit: Gamble has launched the of living. anl continUes such a slack has been awful cold down here nights, viding apparatusvt
boat had been gone over er as to keep_ eggp- compurailVely but we lump v: "rm “m. twu big ”to..." has now been approached front an-
plnce its unfortunate "going over the “on"... and their priceq wavpring bo- in thc w.srd Licut. it" Parker recelvcdi
that box you sent from i-‘nstern star.‘
E. Daskam Implicid and Sedg”
wicil'alnenue
Discussion of the town' it responsibil-
ity for pulling out lites and for pro
with which to do it. 1
other angle, since there have born in 9
qucnl glass and brush fires of kits. I_
The latter'clarts of fires. it is said. are.
At "1.. Methodist Church on Sandal '-\0"'l"l-' 1 “"90 Mm Rho"! U and “9| under control of‘the lire. warden. and
the Rev. Rufus S. Putney will occupy
the pulpit at the morning service.
E c. Hug is attending the conference
in New Britain.
and by
, sale Price is a member
mam ‘l The first thunder shower of the
A la. cases. at the WM! occurred Wednesday anoint.“
venue and Van Zant street. pro
theoir so {but it ire incu-
«' . . .to. Mattie. it was reported to
Epolicomholn turn reported it to
t department.
fine-Red Cross room at the East Ave
. M. El church was opened this at-
' pt 2 o'clock for the first time.
The hours when people who desire to
( ”Red- Cross work. whether members
‘ *9“! ”church or not are mm {until 5
mil artery Pddaytsiternoon.
t This evening at the Marvin school
,- the voters of the East Norwaik
”E601 district will meet to listen to
mom from the committee that in-.
inflowed the board of education an:
tflayor Donovan it is believed that
“a meeting will adjourn until May to
autos-m with. the other districts.’
tfité'. Women's Auxiliary of Christ
h met yesterday afternoon at the
e of hierred M. Wheeler, Myrtle
‘gtflnel. all made. plans for the nun
we sale to be held during the tit-st
9?; M of May The next meeting will
it}. higon Thursday afternoon. the
'm matting place lobe an
.90! Her- mm
. 'l'he “nouncement has been made
.. the marriage of Lalie ‘E. Finch,
of Mr. and, Mrs. Gco. E Pinch of
, tNorwaik and Jim .Alnells l.
4? . a. daughter of Mr. Henry H. Bets.
. ‘ Danbury. now residing in East Nor
, The turmony took place 1.1
, ‘ orb-auto April 121918.119
couple have their friend's best
. «than happy Inlet-e.
A. meant its component meeting
.. East. Imwuk Tobacco Fund on
' .av‘lilg. the 21th at 8
II anthem 'ot-M-P.
~ ' Washington street. All
oi the committee m ro-
w ‘_ Neuron-t- unmet
Saves-alumna oi lightning and re‘
sounding mshu of thunder. accom-
panied a downpour of rain. ushering
in a storm that continued during the
greater part of the night and intermit-
tently during yesterday.
The Rowayton Drum Corpsare tak-
ing part in the his parade hold in'
Stamford W3! ”d “‘0‘" 2‘ member” Thonch wc' re in the army now.
He taking part. The section °' u""‘l'ht-y feed us egts for breakfast.
parade just. before the Yale l: Towno‘ And at noon we have' cri- too,
employes'r section it chl’IMI ‘W W' Usuallv‘ they- fill our lummies
local boys, who are quite popular in
row eyening at 8. At this time the:
committee elected at the meeting held;
on larch 1511: will make a report on,
the question of going back to the did-g
trict system. and other matters will.
come up for discussion. A large ill-l
' anywhere thcv want to. Will
[up not #095 oi em and grapfruit,
l
Stamford. i
“1° ““10“”‘99 "“39““ 0' “'9 no The nurses lead our aches and paint stated a,“
Waylon School District will [Ml/hell”
' in the Rowayton School House tomor-I
said that hc had been so busy that
he didn't have time to write. The“
that fine treatment and tha bcst of
food to rush.k You will llnd inside them!
letter a little poem written by 11 Icon-
ple of the boys here We are out -of
.Mtlusmntlne now and mothers can. Igo
close
now remember me to all i remain
your sincere ton.
Mil TON.
WE'RE m" 1112' neutrino
When the bugle blows for chow:
Lots of cake and ice cream
the tire depdr’nent is not expected to
put them out if the apparatus is to
he moves to; are, it means so out-
lay for a team or automobile. which
the. compun is ,unable to meet. and
the town o is say they are not
pen. to. pay. The starting of
hitched?“ without permission oi the
fire warden is illegal, and persons who
start them are liable for all the d m '
page. whichnnay be caused.
.m—
. Wu filly in. Barton.
A large number of women enjoyed a
demonstration Wednesday in baking
bread and outline. thus utilizing wheat
substitutes: which was' fancied by
. .thl'ee address» by women speakers all
designed to itlrther enthuse the 'Red
Cross workers who meet at the town
hall in Darien every Wednesday alter-
noon, and other women ofthis town.
The dcmonsttfticn in the auditorium
of the hall in: chi‘rge' of Miss Marlon
Dickin: 40m county worker in home eco-
With some fancy sort of "Goo."
1'“ bet you'd be surprised
So last they take our temperatures -
And spray our throats besides
They show'true mother sympathy
For our ills large or small
We take this opportunity
'l'o thank them one and all.
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i which America must do. and lo a
heroics. The second speaker was Ilsa
M. E. Sprague oi the women‘ s section
.‘of the State Council of Defense. .who
there are three t gs
‘plish that purpose the women- r'nust’
help. (i) to feed our own families, (2)
to see that our soldiers are wcii led.
and iii) to help laid the Allies. Mrs.
:0. H. .\'oxon. chairman of the 'Darien
tWomen's Commit: cc of the War'Bn-
Ireau, in
Reduced. Mrs. Stillman’ of
, Greenwich; county chairman of the wo-
The latest 1918 STANLEY STEAM CAR 18 being «exhibit-
rad by John Pierce, agent, at the show room of S. L. Benedict,
467 North Mam Street, theh Overland and Oldsmtd'fiic idealist.
COATS
A collection of Coats that
are excellent examples of
economy.
$7.95 to $39. 95
__l)R-ESSF.S
Dressy and inexpensive sum-
mer frocks that mark a new
departure in style develop-
ment.
$9.95 1052895
New Summer Fills
Silo-Wing oi tapes
SUITS
Suits of authoritative style.
possessing a marked degree
of elegance and distinction.
$15.95 to $39.95
SKIRTS”
'A new collection of Skirts in
the most wanted'coiors and
styles.
$2.49 to $1695
$17.95 to 9251])
Trimme‘d‘Hats
Untrimmed'Hais
MILLINERY :‘Ar REDUCED Tillers .
'Chfldren’sHats i
IIFancies..and‘ Ribbons
t
CHARGE \AccopNT's IOPENED
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hers. Dr. Sinclair came to thlccountry. he was not known, ride Dusky Petc 1pc human race. is not Woolly at
from Scotland as a boy and he worked into town as if he were an ordinary strong as it was a hundred years ago.
his way through 'Mt. Harman prepare-r mount and enter. him
in one of
theI me abdominal muscles gun to have
tory school, Princeton university and races that were the daily sport of stiles-ed the greatest relapse. hem-elm:
Union and ilarvard- Theological semin- the frontier communities. Dusky Pete scarcity 0! really. great singers. ’0
aries.
of his school work he was obliged to
_to.work his way hewas the honor man Mgr-Q a big
During “19 I!!! m, '9 mug]
five years -.-Dr Sinclair has “been in 1“... favorites in the contest. and Mr. l
charge of Gould' Memorial ReformeLnyn. 1...: no trouble in betting all}
church at 8014an News county- his odds on his own horse at long
Just before the race.
. ~ coon-n . ncMimmee, a turf loliower, arriVed.
oi culture and refinement and they and was persuaded to set. ”.111de
',ln all of his classes.
N. Y. His wife was is October .‘in a odds.
girl's Scotch college. She.
in spite of the (act that, in all always won. ’
IIMr. Flynn arrived atone town dust. is the
e and entered the!
There were several!
Judge
'singing more than in anything also it
“survival of the- fittest. "
-
Advertise in The Sentinel.
1 -...
'GRADUATION
ed that there will he one
the captaincy of Percival H .‘Sherron.
of them have their districts' All covet-v .
snriptlons are being taken up rather.
well for so small a place as' Rowdy“
men's Liberty [soon Committee. who
;tendan,ce is h"fled Mr and it is believ- No more shirts worn down to ribbons. spoke hm“, urgint! ”w worn on to sup
_ No more 0. D. still at all
The Liberty bond workers, under We wear night shirts and militias
And the Red Cross gives them all.
are still hard at work here. and many] We have the softest ticks and pillows:
The very but of‘board
ed while others are slow andllaVe not Llept. Parke/r saved our vertebra!
commenced their work "the sub- And we're —sl‘iva still thank the Lord.
Kansas City postdoc employees
DOrt the loan campaign. Mrs. Stillman
; in' roduced Mi: 1 ' Edwards. tantrum.
Imtetary oi the Li rty Loan Commlt- !
too for the New ork districtswhicil'
includes Fairlieid county. bliss lid
wards declared that every woman in
.thc district ,must be, brought to tho.
point where she will be thinking wsr'
.alld tslklnr. war and dolna all she can
llo aid in the sale of t to Liberty Bonds. §
Ninety per cent 0! all. the buying in
ton. and this ilith diatristwilt Milt MN I low-I wit-:0 and one the country is done by. women, and.
less add several
“in" to’ of them mums He found two they runs: he taught to buy with
thousand
the quota which is asked lorahe town loaves of homo-made bread One of Gummy,
oi N'orwnlk.
themwnsverydatnp Thendlrw-
.flonsoo Presbyterian cum Pastor i
have two young children Dr. Sinclait o, the contest. Some of the horse-
is a great student, it thoughtful. force-
ful speaker. and is a man of wlusonte
..manner
1'"! FIRST DARK HORSE
How the Term Came to Have a Place
its American Pat-lance
The "dark horse" in petiti/ is the
successor of a genuine dark no that
'won a race in which he was posed
to have‘no chance for victory in
early days to Tennessee, there was
men described the various entries and
laughingly pointe ‘ out the foolish
stranger who had at all his money
on his old ass Judss McMiuaIuce at.
once recognised Du y Pete and his
owlcr and remark d. “sentient”;
there's a dark horse in this race that
will make some of you sick before
night." ' —
Judge MoMinanleell prediction was
lullillod and "dark house" as a bl’"
word has found a permanent place in
the parlance Ioi. Ant-rials, politics.—
'iparhnenis.
lromarsoognisodliuineufli-
lcgcisaomditsdtoexperlanos
by the government in filling
mom tuition- in tin
statistical and-accounting“
podollltllplli chubby
humanistic“!
Mm: an old man aimed em Flynn a
Ichurchivery pod Judge of borsefiesh. who
The People's Home Journcl.
a-
ahokmopsdontoiflvotuingthei’nmofll
t i
no ,pack mnimousiy called luv. Willis-i stir 'mily owed on animal that could
Cameraman. to tmmdtboshowrbttofl
4m ',.1Mh..4llr.lhaiair4hwmbaba m posse-sod r J...
' m Nixon-s I
.Ktonsti-elfr'
“Mill“ “IOUIRIO OTRINGTH.
Stud—lubed“ "member that slut- .
Mimi“, rim mum mu thy-tel.
observes-wanna n".
HERMAN
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