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Mrs. W. D. Blabon of Bryn liawr.
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, . ’dence for the season.
The usual session will be held at the ,
" Pa.. has opened her Tokeneke resi-
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Tuesday, May 7th, in South Norwalk
See the Great Parade! See the Alkali Dust Fly 1- Mammoth
on Saturday morning .
that Harold ll. Bundle, formerly
a.
T‘
p ,0. V. P. E. IL. to be held in Com-“
,3 aity Hell tomorrow evening have
’ 1H 111398.
The official board of the East Ave-
” M. E. church will hold its mouth-
, meeting following the mid-week
:Iym‘ meeting at the church
fining. .
finite M. E. Church met at the
‘ ’rch met authe church yesterday
_ moon and \transacted the usual
this of business. ‘
L clad board of the East Avenue M
.r-flluirch will be held at 8:45 o‘clock
Mowing the iiiid-Week meeting at the
”prob this el'cn'ng. As this is the
_.‘mgetiitg of the new conference,
is very important.
The Woman's Auxiliary of (‘hrtst
urch is holding a rummage solo in
the old l.'Honimetlivu block on East
church. The sale \vil
'James M. Kcilcv. of Seaside Place,
'hohas been at. (‘llll‘ll Downs with
‘3 this city that he hits lli‘t'll transferr-
liong island.
First Sil‘t‘t’i. run out {or :i lil"t‘i.
visit With some frictids lust. or? lit
and upon their return lionlc
innocently .‘itll'lll‘i:t~(l to find their son
'Hirl W. licferann. it smumn on the
‘tl‘ansport ll. S. A.. sittiii: iii the pur~
Jar Waiting for thr-m.
hemp Devens. has arrived safely 'I
W] plans for the entertainment way. who ran a nail in one of his feet
social of Monker Grotto. No. 56, last weekend was Déinfully injured.
this
e Ladies Aid Society of the East ployed by the Bordon Co.. at the South '_
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The regular thonihly met-ting- of the
f ‘shin ton street t duv, for the bciie- . .
W! K o ' i it. and that our boys in the service are
. fiof Christ
"Q. eld tomorrow illld Suturdny its not]. “W “1 “’“i‘h “”"Wi'b‘ HUHWMlt‘l“ and
like drafted men has wiittm to friends 5mm,
Lad front Camp l‘mmts to (‘ump Mills. rp;
"Mr. and Mrs, William lmt'crsun. of“
\\'tit.-‘
spun," Lot‘vr ridge of llt‘l',§tlll, l'rit‘ntc Wallet-c Ack—1
i
, Word has been received by his par-i
J. J. Dali and family of VNcw York
City were visitors recently at their
summer: residence at Tokencke.
‘ Frank Morrison of Pennoyer street.
a carpenter employed down Stamford
3,000 lb. Wagons!"
resumed his duties yesterday. 1
i A daughter was born to Ensign and
Mrs. Ralph E. Case on April 29th. Mr
Case is in the serviCe of the govern . ‘
ment and is stationed at Fort Trum
bull. New London, Connecticut. '
i Ernest Variant, who has been cut-
Norwtilk ofilcehhns accepted u Dosi-
tion-at the Wilson Point plant and en-
ters on his new duties tomorrow morn-
ing. g ’ t‘
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The railroad Lsigttul service was out‘
of commission for it time yesterday.
and all signals in this section were set ’
at danger, compelling every train to
stop at frequent intervals. As u re» ‘
Hill some of the ixprm- one were quilta
late in reaching New York)
That this is not, nfte 'all, such a
widc, wide world, as we ot'tcii speak of
3 p. m.:~—23 Main St. 3:30
ill sonic time. is iiidiruted in ii letter
written uitdcr date of April 4, by Yeo-
niun \\'. l-Ii'tiin; 'l‘ollcu of the l'iiitt-d
Naval forces. who, is on patrol
duty in European wutoi's. in which ho
illiri of meeting Litutcnunt liticnr
'ltayiiiontl of ltowayton. ‘llc was glad,
,to hour “but nr'tt's of Norwiillt i could
tell hitii.
O-MU
Mrs. M'. L. Ackcrly, lloton itvt-nucf
llou'uy’t‘m. has tuition to the l-I\-uii!t.‘.'.
Srntiiicl denying the report of the mar-
Wateh Borax Bill‘Turn a Corner i
, From the Hottést ”Place on Earth-«Death Valley, California.
, See the Only Remaining Evidence of Desert " TranSportatiOn
Unduplicated Cavalcade! The Greate
A Breath FrOm: they‘HistOric
FarWest !‘
p. m.-—26
~- SEE THE CELEBRATED *
The 20-Mule Borax Team in South Norwaik .
Tuesday, May 7th. will stop
1 2 titanium r 83' WASHINGTON ”s TREET
On Monday, May 6th, the Team will be in Norwalk and Will'stop
Broad St;
st and Last of itsKindl
Examine Tremendous
Ion recently completed his fourth trip tily of the old Sixth (‘mnpiintu to Miss
Before the Time of Railroads.
to Europe and had to will”) to it .
'81,)in this morning".
Theliomehtcud of tin. lute ()scnr St.
John. 18 Osborn lllL‘llll‘. will ltL‘ sold tit
labile auction by .it hit Filltll, auction
”I on Saturday ititeritoon tit ll ot-lock
’3] order; of the South Norwnlk Trust
Company, thetxcrmor. ’l‘hc'lot to be
sold is about :20 {wt front 'und rt-ur
«about 150 feet ill'tit‘plil. 'l‘hrr» is :1
Lit-room houru with iiiiproycnioiit»: on
the property.
Allen L. “food of 32 First Street has
; ived a letter froth his son Hurry
mil, now on duty in France with the
,Mcrlcen Exprdltionury forces iit
Web he speaks of having met a num-
‘of Norwalk boys. mostly all of
“puny who are now attached to the
”Sign Regiment. Field Artillery which
Henry Selzer has heard from his
Harry Sclzcr who left
. 1.7. and who is .now in France.
lightldarrlved safely and that he
32..
' service.
Yéithet the. crossing was smooth
we was so much water before.
‘column of news on Wediicsdnr. Apt-ll'
Fort the factory
3131 With the 56th Regiment. Field chentted.
hiatscyeralliast Norwalk boys in daughter of Noroton Heights htivc
Harry. remarked in the been visiting relatives in Danbury. i
”the had “at,” realized that“ John W. Dugdele. who is band leud- nest 1.. Grout. the Mechanic street
Ada V. t‘oopcr. of Virginia. which re
port wits published in the llowuytou
17th. Mrs.‘ Ackorly says that she hits ‘
hecn in touch with lilt‘ young woman.
who denied the story and that she, his
Talk. » FREE SAMPLES !
mother, know notlilni; of the marriage . . j)" .
at till. it ht not known who thc tutor: WWW
intuit of the Sentinel wu‘s. Mrs. Ackcr-
iv also rcccivcd word front her son - - --
this morning: that he had arrived sufc Alan Williams, who recently boutiltt, Mrs. William J. Fleming. jr., of
iv “Ovcrseus.” Hitthn ll. Oltcl'lupdvrs piopcrtv. on the Mansfield uremic, .tnd her little daugh-
Jucst side of Five Mile rltcr. has af-‘tcr. Marjorie. are spending this week
rited in town for the season. iwith relatives in the city and at East
«~——-—--— tOrangc, N. .1.
litre, it. 1). Lyon has been t‘llit’l'iflin'i , ‘ 1" .
int: her sister. lliss‘ Edna Sileiy of ‘ thef‘Bumut-l Slicrer 0‘ ”'i‘q')‘"'“‘"
New York, who is contemplating iflllv “’73 t‘ontpnny "M William (in, Will
m, "D war-relief work in France. 1inott are interesting the local boys in
; ' 1 Watching the progress of u pool inittcli
Although .-t\litt.lo behind the section.” between ”"3 ""1" o
the Durlcn Town llull begun yesterduyi . .
to lay it new shingle roof on the struc 3 William G. Sti‘anseward has had a
_ my... ‘ largo sign crcctcd iir~from of his place
i __.,M ‘of business. so that it may be read by
\Vlnlalll Slflfit’l'.‘ 0f ”ltd “Piglltfl. who ‘tiIOSP‘VLhO INU‘S along-tile Posh Rolldi
its in norcrntiicnt service .has been “’me either direction.
'spcnding a few days at home, aftct" .
ten wecks' absence, returning today to' S“ "Ohm“ I‘l‘l‘l‘lhll“ Club is W99!"-
oston. _ _lni.t to give a four act drama under the
; direction of .lamcez Smith, at the Now-
ton fire-house, on the evening of )lo’h-
day and Tuesday. May 20 and 21.
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DARIEN
AND
.Nono TON
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The Darlen service (lug was sent to
to have the numbers
Mrs. L. C. Wooley and her little
l The Dericn Review and Sergeant Er
-.. ""'.‘_v-"
' ' _‘ blacksmith. have invested in new flags , 7
or on one of Uncle Same battleships. Rev. and lint. G. E. Richter enter-
._ w... MM..- .._c .,.
(Puttrd: Kenneth E. Cuntrcll. h‘riink .l.
Strindimz. Gardiner E. Fowler. \Vil~
linm Yountz, jr.. James Torok, Ruth
sell Stevens. George B. lloltznmn.
Frederick Schrttdcr, Frank V. anin.
jr.. Frank Sumo, Edward E. Gurtrellf
llut‘lus 'l‘ttttlo, Stephen Kobnsh. 'l‘er
rancc liuni‘ocrt. licrmun Buttery. Wit
liaiu ll. Brcnrher.
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Mrs. G. 15. Richter of Mansfield ave—
nue is entertaining her mother, ‘Mrs. J.
Kirkwood of Woodhuvcii. L. 1.. whof
hits been in poor health for the past;
your. und expects to’spcnd the next
three weeks in Darlcn. George C. ltothz.
‘stcen of WoodhuVon. an old friend 0"
.the family, was it week-end guest of
her. and Mrs. G. E. Richter. ‘
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. Dot-led gardens show cncouruuink
results of the management the food
committee or the State Q'duncil or be
fense, Never have local gardens look-
nd» better and never were there such
It is 176 Feet Long and Is
Driven With a Jenkline by Borax Bill. , Hear Tarantula Pete-
. . .... a.-. e
and 30, was Joseph P. \inleck
Knapp street. So. Norwuik.
After passing the physical examina-
tion. Mr. Malcck went aboard one of
tlit' wclHound stcunishlps at East
lloeton. used by the Stripping board mt
truininp; ships. where he will undergo
it six week: period if intensive fittin-
itig before brim; sent to sea on :t mod
it ‘fiIHJL
$25 and costs for reckless driving!»
.lndce Mend Monday morning. Motor-
cycle cop James Fitzroy ten-titled tint
lhtllii was speeding over East Putnum
avenue thirtyeight miles an hour ~
(lrt-tnwich, News and Graphic.
, of 27’ Jomph Bulln of .‘\‘or\.:ilk we
O
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.orn curizo rrssoi of the ncvt A“ t'lcuii
.Iticrtzhunt Murine.
, Try a Sentinel Want Ad.
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DRINK HOT WATER AND RID.
; JOINTS OF RHEUMATIC RUST”
WWeVo.-.
. . . r 3 .
Why rheumatism and lumbago sufferers should drink phosphated 1‘
habwater each- morning before breakfast '
‘ recently we,“ a day with his pat-Puts which now \\'£t\'(.‘ at their places of
he met Norwalk Yacht cum held in town. buglnesg- '
tuincd,. yes or ._ , '. . ‘ ’
t d“) ”I" “we” aunt ft large number. Attorney 6. Hazard
eating in the rooms of the South ,
elk Club last evening at which
file matter of future quarters ,6, has been spending a few days witli'i'els
. “Rana“ building was destroyed etives at Scott Corners. above Now
i " «.000 fire in East Norwalk Canaan-
Sunday morning, were brought
lt'wns voted that the matter be .
i‘with the East Norwalk Yacht "m“cal “"9“”
ompany who owned the building Soldiers is now
the following committee was ap- Camp Greenleaf,
with a committee > -
. infill) company on the mailer: : 'Mr. and Mrs. James H. Stevens
e Edward F. Smith, Wilbur have returned from Florida“ where
. Frederick H. Quinard. Him they spent the winten on avpluce‘ they
units. and Louis Robichaud. Ibought. there some months ago.
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Dr. Harold E. Hoyt", formerly chiet‘
at Fitch Home for
First Lieutenant at
Ga.
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T8 DIVORCE ON James Mchnimond who for swer-
GRUELTY CHARGE at days was missed by his brother
oeon allegation of'crueTty was 1coniimuteide‘hns asaln- resumed his
to Fannie Dramen Bolbert of. us ness , “Lies after a slight ilineSs.
ggrd, from Louis Bolbert of the Y
. place by Judge ’ild, T. War-
he Superior Court yesterday. MONEY
g a short hearing. The couple Don't miss this.
mled in 1917 but/never lived I enclose with so and mail it to Foley
Jute wife told theoourt, anti & Co;. 2835 Sheffield avenue, Chicago,
'- described numerous acts of Ill. writing your name and address
whiohtber husband committed. clearly. You will receive in return a
\wns a denial. but Judge triel‘package containing Foley's'llon-
order-Ed. the decree. with right cy and Tar Compound. for coughs.
Boibert to resume hemnlden colds and cronpf’ Riley Kidney Pills.
roman. ' . tfor pain in sides and back; rheumm
tz.tWoodford of Piugfield was ‘ tlsm. backache, kidney and bladder ell-
dtvoree decree in Superior menis; and Foley Catharhc Tablets.
m. Watson Woodford ofra wholesome and thoroughly cleans-
mi‘onxsmunds‘ of ide- lug oathartlc, for constipation. . bili-
ed- to: ‘ have oxen .plncod oneness. .liendcohe aand', slugcish bow-
lelitpstflhon-Powelhmrp‘eretioh; '
CUT THIS OUT—IT
IS WORTH
- September. 1m.
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Mrs,SundB’Selleck of the Heights
Cut out this slip. .
int-s. c. .‘tiathls, and daughter. Mrs. ll.
Miss M. E. Hurst and Miss J. Van “131118. both of New ll‘nwn. Mrs.
Doren of the .Post road are .imtown Mathis will remain as a guest for the
again. after having spent the past few remainder 0‘ ”‘9' week.
months in Florida and other laces inl ‘
WSW“, _ p . , Mr. and \lrs. William J. Reid are
_ ;now making their home with Mr.
last Sunday was Stanley C(Whit Reg: 5 pagents. 0n liensfleld avenue. '
ney‘s last Sunday as organist of tho H lrhtan ‘fts' T- 5- Collin. ‘0‘“ the
Congregational Church. He resigned we: 3 hate been Entertaining Ed'
to accept a similar one with a Nor ' at, Rowe 0f the U‘ S. 138W.
wulk churCh. i
Elmer Stevens hue finished the first
of his bungalows on West avenue and
the collar of the second is about com
pleted. He and his son will ocCUpy
them. Mr. Stevens has been r'ctluest-
ed to erect several more of these coni-
-' . fortnble dwellinzs which lie is assured
will rent quickly. '
~~
Mr. and Mrs. 1;. A. Close of Mt. Ki -
co and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Buckhotk
and their son, were guests (in-Sunday
of Mr. and Mrs. B. ll. Raymond of
Mansfield avenue.
i Repairs are being made to the par
sonage of the Congrecntlonel Church.
New floors will be laid in one or two
rooms and walls are being decorated
'and painters are at work. ‘ ' i
!
In the last two months 16 new‘mem-
hers have enlisted in Darlen Home
O'LD-FAS-HlONED REMEDIES
Considerable interest is manifest in Grandmother's remedies compound-
town by the fact that Capt. Whiter cd from the medicinal roots and herb}:
Gibbs. a brother of H, . Gibbs of. of the fields are now found upon the
Brookside avenue has been missing shelves of tho modern dru
sinceflerch. _ Capt. Gibbs is annem- attractive packages and dreaming the
her of theanyttl Suttsex and has serv- “Evil-'6" ,in prepared medicines.
ed with distinction in France for sev- «Prom ant among themts‘thut famous
eral years. .'old root and herb remedy, Lydia E.
. PPtnkhem's Vegetable. Compound;
The new items Garage. Osborne at which for. three generations ha. been
:Lutterman, proprietors. has attend for relieving, the women of America from
business. ‘alihougbihebutlding. e‘rcctr. “16+“?thtolflnsvottfamslavillgwoud 15'
,0.“ '0‘? the“: “99 ”Mm-10“” Pv-mei it!!! .WWled ttheu sand-Meremdw
mer is not quite completed,- ‘ , . , ‘in its‘llner-Adv ’ i '4: ” L
. , vegetables.
Pearce spent Saturday 11 his garden:
at his home on Prospect uvenue and
it.,sliows the result of hard and int’el- P
Pens and radishes and-
ligent work.
lettuce are up the 'strawberry patch
wintered in line shape
0
Plans for the proposed new build.
ing for the Home Bank 8: Trust (‘0...
liuvebecn completed by. the architect.
Frederick P. Hill, 'New York. rind es-_
timntes will soon be submitted by in-
ivitcd bidders. The building is to be
{three stories high. with a front, of
i tapestry brick. The bank will occupy
fthe ground tloor and the quarters
will be fitted up with marhlé‘ waln-
jscoting and terrazzo floor, with mar-
:ble counters and Mouse grilles, and
in modern vault. which will be installp
jed by the Master Safe Go. ,On each ‘
lot the upper floor there will be apart- I
intents offive and six rooms, with tiled.
baths and every improvement. The
8 8‘91‘93 initipurtmente will be heated by furnw‘t,” Men and. women who ”suffer from
ies‘nnd will have a. vacuum cleaner syrr
tem and hot watertwlll be supplied to 5
the tenants;
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MALECK‘IN' MERCHANT MARINE‘
_ BOSTONrMuy 2-—Just. fill mom men .
wereenrolloduyesmrdaypt the Custom;
Homebore tenths new American,
Merchant Marine. . and ' among those
telmm outta intentions-between 2
and Mr. '
Pearce has cleared uwav bushes env
liu'gedythe grounds and will plant to
instoes, potatoes end corn . and other \i‘
'phosphnted hot water not as a means
liter with q, tehppoonfttl of ‘ limestone,
‘fphosphatotn it. This will ' first neu-
{Anthem on net; onto! the stain:
Just as cool, when it burns, leaves}
behind a certain amount of incombus—i
tible material in the form of ashes, so
the food and drink taken day after day ‘
leaves in the alimentary canal a cer—i
lain amount of indigestihle materialn
which if not completely eliminated!
each day. becomes {bad for the mil~i
lions of bacteria which infest the bow-'
els. From this mess of left-over waste,
material. toxins and ptomalne—like poi-l
sons. calle'd uric acid, is formed and‘
then sucked into the blood where it:
continues to circulate, collecting graiu'
by grain in the joints of the body much
like rust collects on the hinge as;
shown, above.
lumbago, rheumatisnr‘ or sore, stimt
aching joints should begin drinking
to magic relief from pain, but to pre-
vent. more uric acid forming in the
system. Before eating breakfast each
morning. drink .8. gluon! reelhot wa-
RUST OE
RHEUMATISH
ech, liver, kidneys and bowels Um Dl'w
vious days’ accumulation of fich- and (-
poisons; thus. cleansing... minim
and freshening the entire alimentm'iv :
canal, each morning, before putting .
more food into the stomach.
A quarter pound of limestone phos- 5 ‘ .“
phate costs very little at the drug :
store but is sufficient to make any.
rheumatic or lumhago sufferer an on 9
thusiast on the morning inside bath. .
Millions of people keep their joints .
free from these rheumatic acids by
practicing this daily internal sanita- '1
tlon. A glass of hot water with a tca- ‘
spoonful of limestone. phosphate. .. 2
drank before breakfast. is wonderfully t
invigorating; besides, it is an excel;
lent health measure because it cleans-
es the alimentary, organs of all the . ‘
waste, gases and sour fermentntlgps,
makingone look and feel clean, sweet ,
and fresh all day. ' “
.Those who try this for one week .‘
manned themselves .free from-islets >-_
headache. constipation. billous attacks.
"acidity—Adv. ~ , ‘ . . . '
sallqwnes tyibreath end-spinners g
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