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NORWALK
Just a few of the my null
C to I.“ to the MI in Frederick Jones and lamill’. are
”‘3' now residing on Central avenue, hav-
. ins moved from their former home on
’ Bast avenue.
one, will entertain the members of'thef
Watch Your Stitch Club at her home“
Wednesday afternoon at 2:30. A very
pleasant afternoon is anticipated.
The Red Cross Committee of the:
East Not-walk Improvement Associa-‘
tion has no work on hand to be dis-
tributed tomorrow at the Community,
Hall, but they will be glad to receive.
any (llulpielPtl work which may be
ready.
-—— _.-__._. ‘ It has been learned that the Privatp
Edward M. licnnett. of East Norwalk.
‘whOse name appeared on Saturday‘s
casualty list as killed in action, is the
nephew of Mrs. William H. Art-auto,
of 16 Van Zandt street. East Not-walk,
and that the young man was a former
3’18 your frumh MW ”3‘“ resident of Brooklyn.
um , q 1 Another complaint has been ween"
yor ”Whuly' J“ down ed by the police from a resident of
Thomas street, this time sayin: that
“I name: ‘nd um! each one, of boys have a new practice of tearing
unfriendly, cheerful thg- the shingles off his barn. The boys
a'iliind just the cards you want in this neighborhood have been cans.
ing considerable trouble and l'atrois
tor big and varied assortment.
85 Washington Street
South Nor-walk
Joseph Davis
man Roberts is Investigating.
Unusually high water was noticea-
~ blu along the shore and harbor this
re . onty jmorning after the hcavv ruins of yes
. itcrday, When the tide mini! ii
. 37 North Mam Street
time and rose to within a tow feet oi
Palace Theatre Building Ferrls' dock and at some placcs. near
south Norwalk, Conn. the oyster docks, it was almosi on a
level with piers.
FORECAST A large number of the friends and,
orecast for Norwalk and vicinity: Sturtiovant assembled at their resi-
ll tonight and Tuesday: colder, dencc, 42 (irccorr Boulevard, Saint»!
.h to strong south to west winds. day pvt-nine. and in a most plcasinizt
- storm which was central over manner ccichratcd their .twcntv fifth!
:mka Saturday has moved clow- wcddintz anniH-rsarlt A most "plow-t
nvcr hlc evening was passed at the conclu-i
trio. it has caused general rains sion of which dciicious refreshments1
n Minnesota eastward to Maine were served and thc Btit‘sis dopartcti.{
from Michigan southward to Alec offering the couple their best wishes
ll. The greatest rainfall durint,r and many happy returns of the day, i
'l‘hc East Norwnlk hols in the St'l“l
occurred N NPW 113W“. Th? vice will soon be returning to ,
in Will probably pass out thc St. homes, which they left to endure the,
more thllt‘y tonight, The tour llal'tlsllips and pl‘llutltlllfl 01‘ a soldier’s;
tturc is high in the eastern dis- lift- in tiu- trout-hos and are welcoming.
‘9 'thc chancu to return to the pltTf‘c neatu,
tea on the coast. tkiud of a welcome will they receive
gwhcn they do artists? This Ihas fbe?i
.put squarely up to the peopc o t t‘
“THEIR TfiAYYEAR AGOEcommunity by the Fidel Norwalk To l
' :bacco Fund who has made arrange-i
l
was higher than it has been fbr some
mums .
' 'relatives of Mr. and Mrs, Frank B.
ustward and is now central I
instjweuty-four hours, 1.73 fittir,
lhcirl
Inmlngs for high winds are dis cst tht-ir lw.ttt-— thcir homes, ‘Whai
Tcmpt'l'ainl'c: “lll'lh 392 lt’Wv‘mcnts and will hold the most cnioya-
Fair. . lble dance the Ensf'Norwalk Commun-
s..W----.v _., .. tity Hall has ever been 'thc scene of"
land the date has been set for 'l‘ltnnks-l
giving cvc, Wednesday, Xovembcr 27.!
homes. All are asked to contribute
=~.._ ,. ---w.a==h=9-___-n
lphir (‘hnptcr will meet Tllvstld)‘
emoon at 2:30 o'clock, to do limiI
| O The entire proceeds oi the affair ale»
to no towards a fund to wclcome tlwi
U ‘ valiant sons of East Norwuik to their‘
V 1
ins work. .
'Hnlty “Church Bethany Chapter. SAVES WIFE
meet Tuesdav ei‘cninz in the ——~_‘__
ld Room. at 7:45 o'clock.
From Suffering by Getting
‘Come to the Companions Victory Her Lydia E, Pinkham's
“38. Red ‘Men's liall. Thursday cv- v bl C
, Nov. 21st. Dancing 8:30 to egeta e ompound-
'ckets 25 cents.
Pittsburgh, Pa.—” For many months
I was not able to do my work owin to
» a weakness w ich
caused backache
and headaches. A
friend called my
attention to one of
your newspaper
advertisements and
Immediately my
husband , bought
three bottles of
Vdia E. Pinkllam’s
e g e to b le Cour
pound for me.
After taking two
bottles I felt fine
and my troubles caused by that weak-
nessurc athin of the past. Allwomcn
who suffer as did should try Lydia E.
fmkltnmja Vegetable Comm.”-
president of Douglas Fowler iifi,¥du§3$hfi§gi 62) pp S"
t 'gogenekamPB- ‘NO- 10, Mrs. Women who suffer from any form of
numb n ‘5 9 35 8 special favor Weaknessesindicatedbydiaplacementa,
.. _ 9’9 to meet at G. A». R. Hall inflammation, ulceration, irregularities,
-~-'fll. 4 l). m. to assist in prepar- backache, headaches, nervousneel or
3001’" given them. through the "the blues," should accept Mn. Bohr-
sv‘of Douglas Fowler Post , No berg'a suggestion and give Lydia E.
Don t forget, 4 p. m., Tuesday, and Pinkhams Vegetable Compound 0
'1' at 7 p. m thorough trial.
For over forty years it has been
Don't fail to call at Irwin's Res- :rmcggggsuccgmaillggu. if ya: h?“
at and see the display or fancy vice in Lvdin one Wadi ‘0'
13“ for 8318 by the barrel, at rea- Co L n M ' am
able prices. Tel. 2000 or 290. “ , " y“ ' m‘
we ‘Entre Nous Social (‘luh will
it at the rosidcncc of Mrs. l, 'i‘.,
e. 34 Flax Hill Road, tonight. Alli
”hers are urged to be present.
me to the (‘nmpzmions' Victory
9, Red Men's Hull, Thursday cv-
-.. ‘Nov. 21st. Svec's orchestra.
clog 8:30 to 12.
'eather sharps who heard it thun-
last cvcninc predicted clear and
er weather for this morning, and
cod their guess as weather sharps
once in n whilc. for local thermom-
~ registered at 61 degrees at '7
ock this morning, while the rain-
ps pattcred down.
.‘heavtly laden truck bearing heat-[O PEOPLE WHO CHAFE ‘
cases overturned on James Hill 0".- one hundred ' '
~ , (mound I: in this
[pgggrnlrilim Saturday afternoon.,mutry haw.- proved thlt not in: relieves
“be ca 5 all of the thirst-quench the soreness of chafin as quickly ind
2,. vorages were destroyed. The éntly I! "Sykes PWdu'"
was uninjured and remained a Vinol and othetdm’g Itom. Tim
:the truck until it was rishted Bot: FM- ‘
.. on away. 1 “Comfort PowderCmJo-ton. Mm-
m
in Foreign Cdunirie
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Mrs. Edmer Hendricks. of East ave, , ‘
;$25,an_d$30
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', Entrances on Main St,. Fairfield Ave,, Cannon St. ‘-.
; New clothes now -_
are. pa
triotic
and an economy.
. . 'All men are divided today into two
:lasscsz—those who expected to put on
the uniform of the Nation and those
whojoiucd in the campaign to save
Koo].
Mcn of both classes now can be
lust as patriotic and yet enjoy the com-
fort and service, of new clothes.
More than that, through the op~
portnuitv hcrc at hand, they cutnio it
it a savingr of many dollars.
The Il‘owland store is at service of
ill men who have hccn rclcascd from
the duty of donning khaki or of saving
Wool. ,
It is at their sci-vice with ncw wor-
llrv suits and ovcrconis AT SPECIAL‘
PRICE.
Thousands of mom can save and
benefit. This is a store that docs not
gct scnrcd. We were not worried by
talk of lcssoncd demand. We had conti-
lcncc. So we plztccd large orders
months and months ago with our mak-
crs. And we got both good “onions
and good tailoring. Now we have ex-
ccllcnt suits and overcoats for Bridge-
port’s cagcr mcu—nnd have them at
line saving for those men. A
Since “long before the war” no
told to the men of Bridgeport”.J lIcrc
economics? ~ -
.. ...- . . ...'o'..4 .s: I...
These fine suits
in models for young men and in fact
for all men; of every seasonable color
ind every good pattern, have been
$42.50
$45 and
$50—-
These. good suits
in styles and fabrics that give equal
,choice to men of every
taste and every age;
{have been $32.50 $35
$37.50 and $40— . '
‘ These $25 and $30 .
suits and overcoats; a great big fine lot
10f them, at least one of each for every
$22.50
and figure;
have been
$315032:
l' '
copyright ml nut Woe: is Ma
such story of clothcs savings has been
it is. in type; a skclcton story of big
A!
These Splendid overcoats
in styles from the form-fitting double‘
breasted models to the quiet and hand-
some Chesterfield; and big ulsters;
$37.50
A group of overcoats
with every good style and every at:-
tractive warm fabric
holding place in it;
worth $32.50 $35
$37.50 and $40— , .
These special suits
in a gathering all by themselves. .Snap-
py tasteful fabrics and models to fit
both figure and fancy, especially dura-
$16.50
$45 and
been
§20 and
$22.69-
, _
i- "=7 Those ”excelling clothes from Kttppcnhcimer and from Hart Schaffner &'
{Marx are included in these lots. The Rowland store never does things by halves
g—and this is such a .sale of clothing as
thousands of suits and overcoats—and
you’ve never known before. Literally,
fine choice for every man. ‘, pi
V ,‘I
v 1‘
road
I
3 Do you believe in getting ex 'ra
3value for your dollars?” sure. Well,
glis’isyour chance..- " ‘ '
guitarists-$333 .
nowmtvn DR
Y ‘ GOODS comm
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:thtoughout, winning by good shootint
t
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. Road during her
' supreme price in the nation’s defense,
Miss Mary Sniflin of West Side ave-
nue. who has bet-n seriously ill with
iintiuenza is considerabl) improved.
Miss Hai‘i‘lt‘i Valentino of lite-.DH
l‘ien school spent the week end with‘ -.
Miss Hurst lately entertained!
riends from New York and New Jer-
Tho United War Fund canvasser or. Last week she visited in West-
her parents in Mount Kisco.
of this town had headquarters in 011~ irt, ,
ot' the vat-ant stores in the Schlich‘; ~ .:~
ing MOCK' Mr. and Mrs Charles C Perry
lair ' ‘ 'it‘ll home at Belle Isl-
Mm. Warren W. Greene is co
ducting the lunch wagon on the Po,
husband's conva
lescence. Mr. Greene is slowly res
gaining strength.
and. and moved to East Nonvalk for
the winter. H
The Atlantic division of the Alu-
writ-an Red Cross has asked each
chapter to make a nursing survey in
The Sprisgdale school girls” hockel
team defeated the West Stamforui '
school girls at Stamford, Friday 31-. ”W ill-“Ill“-
ternoon, by the score of 3.0. it was it
hardepiaycd serum, and the local girls.
proved superior to thcir opponent.
and fast stuzkuork. On 'l‘chday. th« i
Hpringdnlc girls will play the Wood i
land atcntte school team for tin.
championship of Stamford. I
I
Although Darien counts that she
A ammo 6009 we
own damn was run;
canismas ‘
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an official bulletin issued last week.
by the State Council of Defense only:
t'l‘cdits this town with one soldier.
killed in action, one died of diseasep‘
and one a prisoner in Germany. This» .
is doubtless due to the tact that 301811033 - ‘ ‘"
Emily Itlneral‘lilen’s son‘sl, ttl’aotlgh 13:1 3 SLIPPERS “I '
cns cc, ave enae no or ..
plants, and been credited to the towns ARGTIGS Is ii 1“.
in which they were enlisted. Presumfi RUBBERS '9.
ably the men included in the official. -. .
troportl‘ of Lt. Ernest F. Sexton, Pri-; Don’t wait, be Ell-038 “1. “fl!
\alr' It ward Punzell. and Stephen I
Torok in the order mentioned. Law- buyer" ” ‘
rent-c Callahan, whose death was only; —-—- i ll
l‘t-ccntly reported, will doubtless alao‘ \ D .
be oiilcially, credited to ‘ oat-ton; W .
Though there are about 10,000 casux ' " y
allies still to be reported, Darlen' ~-~ . ’
htllws that no more of her sons may:
he inciudjd in those lists. l laz'iisnmaron STREET
30m NORWALK. “I
Sentinel Want Ads. Work Wonders,
Furniture, Linoleums,
Rugs, Draperies
You’ll ilnd here a line of
DINING ROOM, BED BOOM
and LIVING 3001! mm.
TUBE, in every desirable wood,
style and finish.
Also a very fine selection 01
BUGS, LIHOLEUMS, . CAR.
PETB,.MAT1'INGS and DIAP-
BREE.
The price represents a real saving. ’ .. if"
Values the best that can be offered. .l ~ :1!
THE A. J. (30”.le C0.
‘w—m—
A New . Stock of Aprons
There are quantities of dainty and useful aprons, either
round, square or gored, with or without bibs, plain embroid-
m’mmed. “W W ..
Long Apronnaéathered or gored . . . . ........ 500732.00
Aprons for the Waitress, good size, embroidery ‘vtrinnned or
hematitohed ' Silt-103
‘ Too. Aprons of dotted Smis and many dainty styles soc—75c
Aprons for luncheon ”wills and chafing dish use 500541.00 is
Bungalow Aprons in light percale and black mine,
caret
nouns-ounce-.u....-ucu---u--c...
j. I. MALL-ETTE' ¥
' WIND sum GLASS
Also unm'mss‘icttr m servo-mm,
~ ' scones ' . ~
, lflme‘ , ' mm
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window-t-un—mmduwnmnnss ~
‘uuumm Vault. woman-.md: “
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