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Evening sentinel, Friday, January 24, 1919 · page 4

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3 3 “es notifier summation. Jam Swain} Safe 30f Beg: Briflvenntt Advei-tisins,

3, Harvey Taylor. 1 and Pill“ Cases 7 r-

Attorney \Vllliam .'\. Griffin. .Tr.. 2101- B d sheets $1253 31 50 $1. 75
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m° for “I, 1am 11151111191111 bane Pillow cases 351:. 39c and 450. full 2 t
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,: . ‘ 3 against Florence H. Witherspoon. of Cretones, a new assortment of pat- . ' ' _ .
21° 3 . 3 3, ' :' New York. for $800 damages for work terns, 280 300. 35° and 450- . ’ 0 A
. 3. i , done on her property at Tokeneke At‘; Long cloth at 25C, 300, 35C and 380. 33; 3 3
3 . . ‘00 1 ed 11 on that‘ Nainsook batiste. ..~
3 . ”Chm?” of * was 1’ ac p Cambric, Beach cloth and voiies, a ,
3 .3 -. ' property by Constable George A Velie, complete assortment. ' . i
. ' : ' ' of Darien, and the case is returnable- 3 3
' the first Tuesday in February in the: g‘
and m Henry B Minor entér Common Pleas Court, Bridgeport. ‘ E‘ K. BANKS ' _

' “fiber of friends at their
11 Beth: place, yesterday Fl‘he last of the special services at‘ under Mahackemo Hotel, Wed

“‘1' rehearsal of the chair the Methodist church was held vester-

om MBnueM. E. church will day On Wednesday evening the Rev. :Washington street, South NOI'WBn _

eld33lll'l. El “mg in the church par. Edward Barnard, pastor of the P1 es- * ‘—’"' _" " 3.

I'lioluv fruit and produce store byterian church at Hanover, N J" 1 WEATHER 1" ORECAST

W in the Murphy block ga1e a timely and strong message on . T..- _ - .

Mt wmon street by H Feld- "The 311,193 and Its Plan in Life" Mr. Forecast for Nomall‘ and 111111113;

Barnard made a fine impression as :1 F3” and mum colder, WM‘ 3 0° . . 3

to “flip Voorhees of Camp man and speaker, and by his two 3931- wave tonight; Satgrdzity flair a113d3coltd; - _ . J

1.0.1..» has returned to his northwest gales, 1111 ms mg a e o- 3 '

. ~ 3 mons helped increase interest in the , 3 t G 3 t t A l S I

'mxmmmrg??}§Laiie“.iii‘.if W m... .. » ridgepor s 1' ea. es a nnua a e

m wide Condon h d Gladys Mills has had charge of the "31 over Upper Michigan 3'9“"19" '
as move moved rapidly cast-

"it!!! her manor. residence on 124.: music. and contributed greatly to the day morning has _ . ' 3
”musk,“ street to South Main devotional spirit and to ”1,. cnjmmt nt ward timing the last t11 entv four hours . 3 3 3 . 3 3 33 3 - . .
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and’influence of the meetings.
“13"" Morrison 0f the \iotoi Trans. 1 of! the Main coast. it has caused gen-

M303? M011“! 3.113131111313110, its :1“ eral rains in all the eastern districts. _ _ T.
joyin hire-day ur oug 3 l8 _ . -. ..
m0 on Benedict street. Another disturbance is centlal this . at all our stores

morning over North Dakota. A long
ridge of high pressure extending from

M' l . th d t Al ’b . is‘I
Willi: :if..§i§,rw.;lh..l.“iii 1.; 1152- 54-55.53 Main 513 3 1370 State 513
‘central districts. The temperature!

011 mi bov 1111 i o rl1 ll! '
gistiictlsis a F "9'" n n a a 3 . Hartford Ll New Britain

E WEATHER A YEAR AGO , . w

3 rs. Cale Wicke entertained the
Wom‘itithe Women‘s Auxiliary of
Christ Church: yesterday afternoon,
a. very pleasant time was enjoyed.

3TE!lbur Johnson. of the Royal Air
Corps of the Canadian Armmy. has
been given his honorable discharge, at-
“(’39ng over two years, and has
returned to his home on Core avenue.

AA special-attraction. sure to be en-

éoyed at the second stereo ticon lec- '
true at the East Avenue M I)E. church JOh“ Knapp of ”1" Heights has rc‘ TODAY.

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Oil next Monday evening, will be 3 turned from a recent visit to va3 “‘5‘!" mm“ - ”W,“ "1' l"“'
m1 , York 3 :14. me.
when 6' Hillard 0f the Norwalk , Mrs, Seeloy has moved back into her # . . ~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~

Country club. was among the guests .. - . -'
at the fortieth annual banquet of tho forme1 apartments in Andiew Taylol s

New York Hotel Men' 8 Association re- bIOCk-
cently held at the Hotel Biltmore in Miss Julia Sherer has resigned her i mews;
New York city. position as assistant at the Barton

3 At the annual meeting of the Con- postofllce.
ime'cticut Poultry association, held Mr. and Mrs. Rt‘rrt. Moore have
g33.Mday, Hymn W. Osborn of East both recovered from .fcent attacks of
hrs-Normal: was appointed a member of the influenza.
: aofthe executivecommitteo. Mrs. William G. Sll'angwul‘d of .\'o- ““3- 3 1
3 'Miss Elizabeth: 1, 01111519113 secretary rotmi. who has been seriously ill, is re? “ “"m'w" "r "ms". "we.” of ”Hg,
" .fot'the' Fah'fleldeounty Farm Bureau twining her strength. city made up a party to attend the!
3 3m in H yesterday attending Dr. “,3 C. B. Wheeler has an exhibit concert of Mine. Aida m the Bridgo- 3 '

' the Farmers‘ Week aincultuial show of the King pigeon :11 the Madison 1"” “min” making ”10"”) by auto. ' i This eagerly awaited ' 7 ' every year, With the

 

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Azeing held there this week. Square Garden Poultry show this “ succession ”r showers that tirol‘E; . . 3 __ 3, .
1.11m meeting of the .1qu mm, week. . away ”w to: that hung om the oltVi View of reducmg our stoc s before , . invento y, January 3lst.
‘ ' ‘ ' . all day yestt'rdny. begun at five min-

Qua of the East Avenue Methodisy ‘Consta'ble Charles Smith has been
much on Wednesday evening. Rm‘. assisting in the distribution of mail "le of sewn ”"1 night. and continued
inn-0111413. Wilson. rector cf the church at the Darien 3303330me 33333 ”333 11st until nearly midnight. when it cleared
-~m presented with a generous gotd- ' ‘ 1" f‘ it vl1' - d ' h"sk " i tried '
333 few daVR 0i n 3, .1n .1 11 111111 1 up‘

piece by Henry J. Hipson in behalf at - - n33, mud 3.3333, "mm, .
31111: members or the class and their Mr. and Mrs. Chasy are rejoicing ' q "

.; wives. over the arrival of a son. who was
'Oorporal Harold L. Reid (its Fitch born last Sunday at their home in the
street. East. Hawaii-1.117.110 recently re West .Norwalk section.
" me: from ”England where he was Mrs. George Hosted and Mrs. Wit
3. bud/tailed .lor the past year as :1 mom- liam Dibble or the Heights have been
net- of NI. “Ci-Lora Squadron. has 9.0- entertaining their niece, Mrs. William
canted a mitten as electrical engi- Couch of Stamford. .
near MHIMG» Iron Mountain Mining Former Justice George Y. Sherer, . A compiamt was received by the DO-
alum“ [m Mountain, Michigan. who was thought to be at death's door 1100 {mm Messrs. Hams & Gan: “at
Belinda lpon his new duties im- a couple of week‘s ago, has gained suf- evening that. there was 11 mm in "m"
Wyuhis arrival in that city. 1 ficient strength to be able to take mmei'ds’ l’atrolmnn Reynolds and '

_ . 3 3 3 Flynn 1n1'est1gnted but could find no
"A number of the world war veteram 51‘0” “aiks. - nnp ‘ "
30:33rgyg1 12631392; Elm-k 133513 51:1 3113: Mrs. Sidney Cartreli entertained the

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law were granted a. twenty four hour 333111313):- r;3°:h$:hiifiogh‘ League “3 be the speakt' r at the Salvation Army;
date of absence yesterday and many 1 ’ tome, Tues Hail, 114 Washington street. this even-'3

of them took this opportunity to make day night. the occasion being the in

- , g. Adjutant Thomas J Meeks of
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.1 -a rt visit to their homes in I: at o y usine’ss meeting and socml. l’lainf‘cld N i will be here on éun-i

81k f the first tim in nine ion it
my a. e g “55 Mabel Moore, Who was book day and will address all the services'

was. Among the boys who came kee e f th
tune yesterday were Alvin Sayre, of p t or 8 late Y 6' Sirangeward, on that day.

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M street. Most Brennan of Rowan S e nt nuing the busmess manage Complaint has been made that water.
We? and Harry Fudge also of First ment of the electrical business which has been mnring freelv from a faucett
. Th to re no st Mr. ‘ ‘
8 ya a w aloned at. Strangownrd established. which was m a building 'bumed some-i

.. Schuyler. N. Y, and returned to 5130 ex .‘
iron!!!) the noon. .1 waydin SFaifiiin' ;vl;l;81:3r:at33ingen: 0f Kee- time ago on Mrs. Kate Lamb Prentiss'
‘dent of the C. nn 3, e v ce—presi- property in \Voodward avenue. Dur-
. . 0 ec 1”" Poultry Ass“ in: the past two months thousands or
mation for Fairfield County at the an- .3 , , ,
nual- meetin h id 3 H gallons of “our ha1e gone to waste.
week 8 e ' n “no"! “"3 Tickets are selling rapidly for the
Dr. H d S 3 play “A Pair of Sixes” which is to be
i gar tout Ne1lson who ‘5 given by the Norwalk High School
now D ancp' havmg served in u“ Dramatic Club, at the Assembly hall
commissary department almost from of the High school on Friday evening.
the outbreak 0f the w.ar was re- the majority of those purchasing (le
nominated by Gov Holcomb to some manding u“, re'serve seats

w, a. ma leased me John 1mm; for the next four years on the State A .._.-.,___--.--.__.._..--~
place in Rowwon avenue to Harry S. Board Of Agricumlro vs the represen

Young: of Now York, Mr. Young is tative from the Fourth Congressional GRRNDMA USED Sfifif
connected with the Campbell Soup ”ism“:

2111,0111. of Camden. New Jersey. Pos- Although C. Dudley Tilley feared a

MOD. wil be taken on April 151. few weeks ago that he would not be IEA IO ”#RKEN "Alki
"Wagoner Roy Merrifield of Battery able ‘0 “"1““ sumciont stock 10 i
‘1). 56th Artillery,C 3 A C wired his make a creditable display at the Mad- She mixed Sulphur with it to Renew:

parents yesterday. that his battery had' "m“ square Garden ”“1”" 51‘0“" ”‘9 Color. Gloss, Youthfulncss. i

ier‘transteimd to Fort Schuyler, eahibit 0f the Tilley bird farm '9 (‘03- ———— i
Wagoner Herrifieid liVes in Rowayton. Smemd m"? equal this year to that Common harden sage brewed into 11‘

minute! ioaenmloyed in the railroa“ 01: any previous season, It OCCUD‘OS "Gav-V tea with c-ulphur added. will:
.. .313 1191363 0rd Advocate. t 9 center of the 11:11], as usual. and is turn gray hair, streaked and faded hair

which we have re-
ndoubtedly, crowd

The order is to clean
duced the prices on this re
our stores from the mi ute

Now that the police on the uptown
heats have the furnace fixed. nothing
was needed to complete their happio
new but new winter weight trousers-1.: ‘. 1.1»
and as these have pust ‘heen received
at Dibble-’5 tailor shop they promise to
be a happy lat Rom now on.

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M Merrifield spent last 3333633331333 with ‘ _~ 5 be .re my. .1 .91 1.1.1.1 11’011'< 11 ill 111019 a revela-v‘ 3 ., ._.-.,-~ 33 3 _ _3
my nparenta' in this place, having ob- “COME HERE" :32“in swam: Zaitrhls glam}: “Amt?“ or‘m j -- - I ' “ ‘ ‘ ”m ”—- ‘g' N ’
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cotton). [amp 1151, New xorkNKnights of Columbus, will present 133333033333 A11 3333333833 Wfly is 30 gm REDUCED yesterday. The Conservatives of the dressy Blouses are being shown at the ;
3wenf, «2 Fort Slocum, New York, their ' entertainment t 3 the P9 b til 33 3 ‘3“ REGINA, Sash" Jan 24 -—Immedi- province, for the first time on record N F Ryan 00.5 Specialty Qhop You gay .4.
the artillerv is x ected 3 3 . a “(1 o e o Wyeth s Sage and Sulphur ate 1.111111111111131 redu t us in refepen- cast their \otts ‘11itix the Goveinment j “ “ ' ' ' T . ' 7 ’
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. '_ L ' street this eVenlng at 8 o'clock for u:— 0 This is the old- time recipe ance 0f the remprocxty pact “nth met -. VV-~”~_ 'sigus and pretty no“ colors offered im i W *: i
V6373 pleasant evening was en- The feature of the entertainment will imprm ed by the addition of _other in I “lied States, “91.9 demanded 0f the. y 3 5211111111 \ ant Ad‘ _1ou1 selection. ‘ i SUCCESS IS AC1”: ‘.
the home of Mr. and Mrs. ’00 th prsentation of a comedy sketch zredients. federal goveinment by the unanimous: ' ' t" ‘ “W?” "13.211333113113311:
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winning the first prize. Re C338 in every way Dancing Win 1-013 no one Scaniel“ (b9;:ii::3u:l Sl:::(i‘t‘n:0 cream 0f Mpsmrd ‘V ; WAISTS 3 ‘ :fiae’iufltiigtgcinamptoms(11' :ickiy to: 1. 1
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A. Taylor. Mrs. Mamie solemnized at St. Paul’s church yes- after another application or two, your ‘/' ‘ « .- -n' 8%
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