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Evening sentinel, Thursday, May 16, 1918 · page 4

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A 5 Mrs J ..E Meade of lsrooklyn but:
1etulned to her home. aftsl spending
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Harry Purdy of New York wa§ in
town over Sunday.

bliss Estelle (‘axe fol some time
—— lsoprano soloist at St. Luke's church,‘
.1 7 Robert Rudd Whiting 07f Tokeneke.l Neroton. is now me 5010111 ofthe Con- Mn and Mr w_ s. B7777" mowed to
editor of Ainslee‘s Magame. expect-5‘ gregational church.

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and Mrs. Hubert Ruscoephayeturnedx tromdy ”m throat this week
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or Springdale, Conn, h'bve moved into ents at Danbury. ! Main street has been quite ill for 5912
the‘ first floor of the house of Mrs. ‘J —~»‘~A~" oral weeks

Elizabeth Gazer in MciKnley place. ’ Mr. and 1113 Eben Smibner of me

A BEAfillNIS

ymr EaSt Norwalk Girl} Local gardens are giving encourage- 1 Murray Hamilton wife of a f01 mer; Spent the week-end with’bia aunt, llrs.
muates From Blakuley l merit to the host of amateurs who haV§,m§£Qr of the Mphtodi'u Protestant 1 Gregory.
‘ Memorial Schliol in New planted them this year Many ale 88% chupch, who is no“ located in New.

 

 

 

 

 

Haven ‘iing out tomatoes now Potatoes 7&3‘8 Jers'éy ’ A. H Muiiiken has fpurchaselrun
being blunted in large quantities it! 7: . . w Overland light touring car of the John

 

 

”mix of Miss Carrie Carpenter 01710081 farmers and market gardeners‘ . ' pharles Johnson uho was the Demo 17 gen garage
MilavenJormerlyof East NorwnlkJ “'HW' erotic nominee for Representative h

mm the Blakeslev \lemoxlab ley she say a runaway approaching. rie‘n Home Guard in order to become 10 business Of the Monroe PSlItt’

 

“in! in NewHuven, where om has. She stepped m front or the hmevfilth 7. familiar with military practice tosomo ‘
making o'cotlrse to fit her for “chum-stretched "ms ”1“" pret'cntlnhv extent before entering the service. i E- H WmSlOW and “mm Di New
i Ill 1011 for some time The gm(“marital might have been a 131110113 accl- _ -1 i York spent the week-end at (hi. 1"] sum-

 

Whimce at ‘lhe 'deat‘onnessesidem‘ Jamos Smith is bu’Sy directing “187‘merhomc.Oenokea1enue..7
o‘infixe’at‘ter‘noon and thepresen' lreheamals for the four-act drama

 
 

'for the war department. . ‘ Elinor. the young daughter of' Mr. Fred Roscoe has been nursing an en

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tend daughter, Miss Hazel Waterbul'yu spending a week with her grandpar-l Mrs. James H Stillman of 80111.] '
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'—- Heights, hate been entertaining Mrs l7 Eduard ll'llKendrlck cfiNcu' Haven 7-

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We mm to hear that 5,173 grad i7 Yesterday mornlng as Mrs. Eliot 719‘“; expecting soon ‘0 be called into Monroa'liumason of New York was 2
maltreated” mum“, as 3 mm”, 37 hell: Geiger was on her way to their“! the national army, has joined; the pa. in town Monday. attending to business 7.

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m ofthe diplomas took place at Miss Gladys Mllls of lilghland ave . "Cranberry Connels." which. is to be:

y Church in New Haven in "797 nue. sang most oft’ectiv oly .11 the patri ‘glven next Monday and Tuesday 7777:7777
5. Miss Calpenter plans to at ' otlc meeting in the East avenue Moth 1at. the Noroton Volunteers Firemen s
a summer training school to fit PM“ Episcopal church, “85"” even lilall. by it 19 St. .lohn' s Dramatic club. I
if for. a position as church score .mg. MISQ Mills is contralto “010m at inducing will follow the play ouch
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their son. llowitt. in l-‘lance.

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yes of Miss Carpentel from East astudlo 1n 50““) Norwulk. Painters have lwun busy for 501119771133“.

k2' Mrs. Ambrose (311mm,, time at the Nation l.1lu.1r\ 11nd howl

 

Rochelle. New Ymk, will occupy t' 1* pooled that ,1". library will be open 'turned tor the summer and are ocurpt-
< ~-~-_ lhouse of Charles j‘ \iills, in Highland bpgmning next we”. mm] 3 lo 5 p. in. ing their residence in Oenolle avenue.
'7 Cross WOIk “1'” be done I'll ”mlavenue. The family hale not 31'"in1] (ml-1y, (‘XCQDl Friday. 'l‘lli‘ RFd Gross;
.Avenuo Ill Il.tl1urlh tomorrow "T m" w‘" undoubtedly. in a T““':11'ill use the pageant room in Inning—11cg M” H' “9 Glover of Norwalk spout

 

a 77mm attendance. 7.37 the United Shipping board, Pimer-:x,1i(l.-7 77l|0('llR," m the home of Mrs. Gregory
gem-y Fleet corporation. of Wilson's: l lliliipot't ovcuuo.
tor the boats lime been lmmth- |Point. A Sorgl 11111611 1.. (hour of the 11.111911 3 . ‘
,7 year but there are still a to“ 1- Homo it 111ml the local lllu'lmnllth, has 1 A Arthur Palmer ' omplowd on ”It:
7 ver'tho side" and it in licllcv Anhu‘r W. (limit of Penuoyor street 111111111 11;..- pm: illltl Olofitd the doors
7 they will be launched before and Albeit Johnson of Logan 1:trout,'01fms plum 0, 1111111113» infilporonh in
lure 10 appear 1’0! examination at ”1“ order to take‘ a position in the govern ‘
“N“... 1100111 board's headquarters, in ”Without sonic? at tho supph station 0
.Wiliiam Dunbar nt’llivorsi'in toun assembly l111ll,\'or1valk. today.‘
is spending n “W days Will! _\lr.‘ These are re Hexaminatlons 1111 under
_:I‘S. Ambrose Carponlm 0-" (‘1'? the solectlto special duty qualifica-
, 7_ ulevurd.lll1-s Dunbar was for tions which act was passed aflvr these
iss Nina (,nrpl nor 1 boys were examined.

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“s'hetn ill for a few days is able to lie
around once more.

the Unith States Shipping Board at Yolk wart a guest

. of Mrs. .1. Wlllou l
I\\'il" on' 5 Point in South Nonfilk. g]
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0110 uniol'tunnto result of the strike week 11nd

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111113.119 week starts in Etist Nor : -A large number of peopltl' authored
ext Monday sharp and 'it. is hnh- at the 'Rovvayton Baptist chuml '7i‘u7o.

Lulirwiil heed the warning nhd day evening to attend the. l’arcnll‘l so
V and paint haunts lopuir Slllezcl'll. Sunday 11ml Pnrauls‘ 1i y at the

I' fences, lawns, hack" yards‘nndlchmch and a”. social mg: 101 ‘1th
oral tidy up and 11111119 :1 modm “15 the timid ev
nity out oi7East Nomhlk.

 

they had just cleaned up tho guttms numbnr M the membrrs 110111 to Green
beside. the concrete pavement on wlch Tucsday owning Th0 follow.

Mansfield tit-mun and loft 111.111qu of m" dam“ mm conmmqm Amm'
accunllllatcd matter Hitting the road Lodge ’ ’

e t 7 l1 b' owrv 550 feet or 110. That] 1m. “Mk... . . 77.7.7 7

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of that day. An excellen'rvllréo“? 9‘? came' 1mm" ”1‘ 1“"?wa carried 1117.3 “1 11 Minus Wild 1111.: lust n.
. play. and recentt 11111111 luwe sent most “,de from ”77777777

‘ 7 1 . . lwas given and much c1 edit is dud‘Miss
pruning-mp birthday social of Marion Lynch, as (77777777777777 777777 henggiygmrxbblsh sailing down tho gut staged in Rod Cm“ work is making a

1. en’s Auxilidlv of Christ‘ 'commlttee. who had the 9‘ 7777777777707773 {short stay with Mrs. w E. C. Br‘ndiny

will be held in the church and: on Smith Ridge . .-
7 of the program in hand. The (11 enlng 1 ' A
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grate entertainment has been; was a decided success, as can be trar‘ l g (1

7 of music and othe1 enlertain- titled to, by a“ who attended. The ”WSW“ at ”‘0 rato ”"3 "W1” “0"“: John Alexandol. who has been em

 

 

Mrs. D. R. Monitt of the arrivaiof: ‘

Mrs 11.1. White mm. boon visiting 7.7
11 church in hit. Vernon and la a pupil; night '1“ the home of Mr. and lira . C. E. .3

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3 yesterday were the {7717077777777'01’ Professor \91 non Hughes, who has . Darn. South avenue. fot the past two 7

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7 ' illiam‘Dunbar. Miss (‘iaire 717a] R A. Mahlstodt and family of NC' 1 housotleumng is in mm. r it 15 ex 1 Prof. \‘l'. H. Burr 11nd family have re- .
and M15 James (3111 punter
7011 and it 7;, 1101...} that thew day. Mr. Mnhlstedtis superintendent a place in which to store “M73111!- fsevel'nl days this wovll at “Del Hom- ‘

lWoed comic in Wood Slim him has: . .

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Mists Alice (Elliott Phillips oi New
by Mitchell “\l 1111111111111 " Wood} 7
street and Richmond Hill road. for the
of the emploveos ot‘ the town highway 5'

‘dcpartlnont 11 "'W “‘9‘“ “5° 11113 thut Harmony Lodge degree team and 11 13'.

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.VERY 301157 in this wonderful

as had some sacred

memory—come sweet: and hal-
lowed association -- connected
. - witH it in the hearts of thousands. It
“A 7.5.77 ' is their song of joy—of sorrow—of
; thanksgiving—of love—of bereave-
,l f meat—of homwoming—of Ire-union

—Of all the tender sentiments that lift
7. . the human 11¢ng in worship to its

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SONG BOOK IN THE. WORLD,

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. _ b l till (1 l i l‘l l
The ladies at the Aux 7pmgmm7 which was varied. 00111113th ”9 ‘3 “g 0 9 " ” " ’9" ”9" :T’k’l’i’d for the mat .ulx years as super

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: hard- at work this afternoon “it” “"0”“ fouling?“ "”9" ‘0 lntendlmt on th1'M H l l
olr ra er b h s ' 1 1 rs. 1313 once,
urch getting things in readi-. p y y t 9 W tor of “‘9 “h“"h meet. ilho exemption board in Norwalk Brushy Ridge has given up his poui- l7

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

2;; 7mm” E: Anderson; song. 3'7"“ today are 81X local lad-“~EV9Y8“ tion and ham token one on the C. 0.:
7 f Stamp, f” "‘9 "'1" "’ the-Clark.'Darien: Charles A Weston No 1111111911. estate. Snbattiu in the Aux-3:1
fiMEB‘DeCki’I‘ 01' 232 1935‘ Blugbird “has" tableaux, "Wampum "“0“ mlghm' “William R “06118“ m' ondaclls Mr. Alexander left town on
rims repeimd a letter from her 91's, ‘by members “I the primary olnss rien; Arthur '.S Bibbinu. Datien, lint! Monday '
,Saoper Floyd J Penny. for. [mgronélcklllmrtyh Bonds," b" Miss Henry E. Muller, Dorian. Some of _7_ ._.-_..
of a“; -Cll).' who is now at y es" w 0 also 0mand-‘these were previously called and ex- CHILD HiT BY AUTO MAY DIE

the word's of the selection; solo _ .
ty, AShtOIIGEUP. BflStOl ”Eng. 7' ' culled because of slight. “physical (“88- “yA‘TERB‘JRY
, 7 _ . , M 16.—
3111113 is the that letter that she “When You Come Home" by Miss “3 'bilities, but are recalled for another C 11y Margaret.

- .1 from him in some timef“0 on fem“- mg, ”bro Jolly 83"”! examination. SWAT“? 781x.tof‘tbls city: ‘8 in 3'7
it she learned that he was in Boys Eugene Kane and Elma. Alida-.2 :77 fl “'7‘ "'0’7‘ "‘ St- Marys H051“
He 1v as wounded in 077.87 son: tableaux and song. "Tooting 1‘~o I Dr Harry D.H11nson is again urging ‘ 971913“ a “Tu" "f be!” 3mm“ by
managements over there and night ' the posing being done by Ray residents of Barton to boost the town's :7] an o ruck. the property or John

wt to this hospital to recover mond Anderson and Frank Brando and standing in the war stamp and thrvis asnapp of Cheshire, yesterday morn,
7 - 933113 friends who wish to write John Houghton. while Miss Jarvis r9117 73mm) campaign, now that. me Liberty ing Two other children Who word

M will address Slipper Floyd .l. dared the 80113 most effectively. A 99' icon campaign is over. Darlen' s quota playing with the little 31" l at the time;
1%No.312174 White City Ash» Ties 01' 'dhadorfzraphe next mm 15820 per person for the year, out "”d Who "‘9 “8° n" by “‘9 “mm“?
Bristol, England shown. ll? which the members 0f tho- with one-third of it gone. the average bile. had a close empe from serious
77 !A W T class participated 10"th bought so far is but 38 cents per capl- injury
7' Narwalk ladies are planning to by the singing Of “The Star Spangled la. and most of that has been done i) ' "~- '

‘in the Red Cross parade to he Banner" and the salute to the flat: the school children, who have mad: TANK STETMERS‘ To BE BUILT;
. 7 . Sunday and it is expected that The program was well balanced. and the best record of any town in the “ASHlNG’l’ON, EMay lily-rimmed:
, ‘will be a large number turn out each participant did his or her part to state. It is evident that the adult late construction of lourtnen concretfl
ing has become both a sport and D8l’fecti0n At the 001118518101! 0i the population must get a move on, for

tank steamers for the fuel oil infidel;
us of furnishing the laldor or program games were played and 1% Dorian has not fallen down on any war‘ With a total “Dad!!! “1051000 101131
home in East Norw

alk these; freshments were served. and a 3m stunt thus far-and will not until the and of tom concrete cargo vessels.
7 inhigh priced meats. Blackfishieral good time followed. The Par war 13 won inith 11 total capacity 0112.600 tonsil
acid to be running quite freely and 1 ents' social was declared a docidei

 

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7 not uncommon that extremely success by the large number in at- Try a'Santinel Want, All. :Board .
hatches. for this time of the year tendance . l ' ., l u
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our to spend a day at u for
art of it often catch more than:
name thomélves and there ls'.‘
7 uflnstitheir giving part of
' mm their neighbors.

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immunity Hall last evening P Sharretts and "family have‘ ,

' 1" the music furnished by; opened their home on the Past Road
Wag-'Wellnitz orchestra Dnnc- 7 for the summer 7
m 8 until 12 nd all werel
he‘ ‘dance ended. The mem-

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h b i th last week visiting relatives on Staten '1 “ £11.
1 80mm era 0 6 00111' Island 7 i \
.110 Planned the dance, thel ‘ ' T-om gawuef
39" W1!“ W1“ 8° ”wards “19', Frank DeCourcey or the Stewart Ap‘Tadeplcml'e
‘ r'aarvice flux for East ’93.“ p .

grocery has been doinz some work at ’ ..
“he Springdalo store of the concern.

 
 
 

finial-flag will: be floated

nihi- Hali. were ‘Mrs. E.

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‘18 Main Street

' .Alluhulms ctyiemiiiPohlins. Serzos.

'md'tlheutdaSSIAidfl‘Sldrtsaut . .. $10.95

‘ 'fiunilunillanmmkirtsz at . . . .. 39.50

1‘ flumahluhmmid‘rtuat ..... $7.95
Millennanmldrtd'at ....... 56.75
A-ounaeuutarsuoosumat ...... $5.25

rifleumulmnbofiwddy
Slimmmmthemestdwnns.

SeuuinotShuduudt Floss Slip-overs
SWilthmmthinnhun

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“ fluidhmnnMMSkirtsat ...... $4.85
7".lfinidheuidufiwfiols7firts at ..... 1154300
smmwscuosnmm .. . t . 2'83225-
$17150 to$298 7

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;1.MV§ildWs . . 1131150 to 5172.50» '

diveryWoman s F ashlou Shop

“The shop of Genuine Value"

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Gabardine. Panama. Silk ' Faille. Mohair.

iSWimd'Silkfiin'lhams-aat the followinrwonderful reduced unites.

DON’T 'ovEnLoon OUR WONDER-
FUL WEEK-END soonnsnlons

Our famous “Arrow Bradd’Wui‘sts.
all sizes: many dilierentuilriesisto
choose from ........ £51.00
- “Satin and Crane m flhine Camisoles.
dainfily drimmdnfith lace; diluioes.
$1 90

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Bountiful NoWASpulnliéNock-weur.
(1311111111111 Sets Sdceittllnpricéd $1.00

lWondenful duality. Shileen Potti-
cohts...... ........ ,....$1100

Chamomtetfllwes. till: now shades $11.00
73111311231111.3111191111111111112 ialludes.
Reflux-$12125 values. AS1190

 

 

£117ch LADIES’ AND'MISSESMAHYTOM’EAR APPAREL.
' ‘ WONDERFUL VALUES IN 'GOA‘TSWSWSMDAMESSES

 
 
 

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RT TWO r~~~DAYS’ SKIRT SALE
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