Evening sentinel, Saturday, April 5, 1919 · page 7

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Toy I‘ll Make '
Chad. 3
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~::c's in Town

Barney Lies Over '1

. Ocean. .

they. Jos. C. Smith :
' litestra.

sscs. Jos. C. Smith
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3 it Say She Does. Fox
‘i'ot.
You're Some Pretty

Doll. Fox trot.
Mommy‘s Lullaby.
Waltz.
Sweet Hawaiian Moon-
light.
~Come on Papa. -One
step.

Dry Your Tears. .
.. ’ 39— Croon—Croon Under-

leath the Moon.

.4 2«"r—On Wings of Songs.

 

Heifetz.
:37 "i Taps.
E7 i In the Hour of Trial.

 

 

Di )NNELLY’S

.6 So. Main St.
MUTE NORWALI.

 

 

 

[City News

I
m was born this week to M r. and :
\luriin Creagh, of Main street.

 

 

 

 

:li‘.".~. Cri‘azh, of Main Sire-Pt. has
wn '1“: place of Thomas Murray, as
~~v..'uin.r carrier from the Firm Dis-
.~l pnq office.

 

-» Men‘s and Boys Cap~ () liiwn's

 

Civil Engineer (‘linton t‘, llizhbeli,
of ‘2 “‘t‘." ‘~l.ill’l serPt, has taken a
‘Hlslllilll m rim office of (‘ily Engineer

'vmy it Kiwi-17‘, at the l‘iiy llull.
—_/—
vii-3'. l Pruwlvy is to more from
‘i‘ ... Main street. which has

...m to Freilo-riCk E. Lockwood.
ward house in Muin street.
"wilil I‘tit’lw~ Dance. TUvS-
\rmmy. Ml'l‘lno-iiy's famous

Er -.~.ira.
.dmv \\'iliizmi ii, l-‘ziricll, of
. MY: \‘m h: Huh. will entertain
.Li’ld :oywrnintz board at

'Sili"il('l' in Sound Beach
in; Plan.“ will be made
- . .i: or Tilt" season.

 

.i~'.~exiilily was held in
Hull Hiimol, \wstm'dn)‘.
it» 15 mid of the work 01“

\mi gardens. They xvi-re
’2‘. . ‘n-Jm'k. Frank Robinson.
Lillimulli‘aiih’i‘iile('1ii‘i‘llilli.

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the liiliside
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.. .=l;1i)i‘iii‘.il on Saturday
Miss Lott-.1 Maddvn.l
«piano. and Miss Louise
-~L limnisl both fut'til‘ulilv known
in: w York audiences, will be the
's )l’lSS Madden has sung her!
.z'.‘ to the Pacific ("cast and back;
in much sucm~<s and Miss chpplE
one of 'hr most successful of the‘
mum‘s yullant‘l‘ artists. This concert.
< ul‘.‘- of the regular course of Hillside v
ithool entertainments.

‘ip: i! Lilli.

BEFORE

THE BURGLARY

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{ iii:(i\\’.\'i-I. GORDON \‘t‘.’ ~Discharged
January 16 11019.; Isl Army; Head-

' Writes Hop Benedict Under Date of

, wrote the following letter to Clitord.

; We will be sailing within the next two
3 months.
' reviewed our division today ' (40,000

‘ in:

_ accounts in the local papers.

(illnlii‘i'> (‘0. Experimental Field.
lr’i-i. chemical \Varfare Service 6!)
.\\iii0n urenuo, Norwalk. Conn:

((lClJlr‘it‘t‘O, lil['(}rLXlJ~l)lschargt-(l
Oct in. 1918: Development Bat
talioil. i’vt. Iid. Deni. Camp Green-

 

leuf. (In. 2!) lily avenue, South N01”
\rzilk Fonn. i
FITCH. HERBERT 19.7 Discharged
i‘.)*‘('...13i. 191%. ('ompuny 3. Fit. Air‘
.fvrxicc: 1143 South Main street,
South Norwalk. J
LIGHT. Fill-JICMAN — Discharged
March 1. 1919. H 2 ll. (i ll. Q., A;
E. i".. is! Liwut. lnf.. 4:; i‘limwood'
il\'('illll', South Norwulk. i
Mliliix'l'fll. JOHN lll:.\‘.l.\.\llN-~l)is-f
charge-ii Pub. :17. 1919. Naval Avia—
tion I“('i'('e.\. Mouicliic Lucanim.‘
France; Siiipi‘iltt‘r lst Class. F. 5.

Navy. 16 \K’ashingion street. Sullthl
I\orwnlk.

I‘.\.\"I‘.\l.lv2(). JACK Discharged ,
March 22nd. 1919. Division 28th.!
llith Regiment infantry. Head-1
quarters ('0. PH. Trench Motor.
:31 Bullion street. South NorwaikJ
Conn. i

POWELL. DONALD 'i‘. Discharged:
pm; 7. 1918. (‘nthoiic l‘niyersity 3.}

IA. T. 'l‘, I'nii Company (‘. l’riivatp.‘

infantry. 10 Brush street. Norwalk.
TALMADGE. EIHVIN LAVVRENCE—ri
Discharged Dec. 17. 1919. Naval ln-a‘
telligence Bureau. 218 Flux Hill
llozid. South Norwalk. *'

 

POLLEY HOME SOON.

 

February 20th, Emcts to Be
Here in Couple of Months.
Private Samuel Poiley recently

H. Benedict, one of his friends in thei
Roton Point Life Saving Corps:
Yore—larPolin, France.
February 20, 1919.
Dear Friend Hop: I received your
most welcome later or January 30, to'
day, and more than pleased to hear
from you. The cartoon certainly.
pleased the bunch. and they went?
crazy over the picture. We have a
cartoonist of a paper in Helena.
Montana, in the bunch. and he was
also pleased and laughed. ' Send me?
more when you write. Well, Hop, 1
don't think it will be much longer be-I
fore I will be home. again, and guess

 

General Pershing and stafl‘

men), and he said we would be home:
soon. At present we are in the 1393
Man‘s area waiting for orders to sail.
home. We have it. quite easy. but.
the “comics“ still make Us scratch. i
Hop. old boy, I know you would bet.
in your prime if you were here, asi
we. are knocking them. high wide and1
handsome. and that saying. "Wine.
women and song," certainly does ring,
tl'llP m-m- llPl‘C, When you receive;
this letter. I expect to be enjoying bi
furlough in the Alps. and a trip,
through Switzerland, ituly, and Spain!
Hth' met a number of local boys:
also the Sixth ('ompziny in Chateau-l
Tiilt'!’l)'. lust Augurl. Bill Eade ls’
bzick to Company ll. 0. K., and I henrdl
today that Fred Moore. who was miss-‘
at linrclnillo- (Si, Millie] drivel,
since September 27. was a prisoner.7

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ihrough. as i guess you have read the!

We are

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high art French postals and when Ix

got home I will save a few for you.
which i know you will like better.
see where Harry Smith
Aviation Corps. Vt’e have a big time
eyery week, and we consume a barrel
of wine, cider, champaigne. and other"
things. so you see we are not home-

 

a. practical matter that should en-
,gage your immediate and earnest
and is either home now or on his way.l attention.
Till‘ war is owr and there is no usei incorrect it will interfere with
of me repeating the things that I went' their conception of the great
world they are examining with so
much curiosity. If their near
near the coast now. many miles away. sight is wected they cannot learn
from the from. so I can't get you any’their daily lessons. Have their
souvenim of the from. but I have some! eyes examined by us.

.HHAMER

301““ "‘9': Optometrists and Opticians

Dun so. Ev... 'till 9 o'clock. Est. 139?

there all last summer. Well. Hop.
‘we had a hard day today. and I am
going to sleep early. so I will close. i
am in the best of health. having en-
tirely recovered from the gassing and
wounds 1 not at Verdun. and expect
to See you before long. \‘Vriie often
and reguds to all the gang and ‘.\‘l.
Bayley. ,,
Your friend,

PRIVATE SAMUEL C. POLLEY.

10:2 (7. S. Infantry, Headquarters,
Signal Section. A. P. 0., 709.

 

AMERICANIZATION WORK.

 

STORRS. (‘.inn., April 5.—~Amcri-
canizution Work will be one of the
prmnlnent phases of the home. demon
siraiion activities of the county farm
bureaus this year, according to plans

being worked out by Miss M. Estella '

Spraguc. nome demonstration leater,
for the extension service of Connecli
cul Auriculiurnl College.

“Not at foreign. but an American
(.‘onnvciicul. is one of the big move-
lnvnts that is taking its prince in recon-

:struction plans." says Miss Sprsgue.

“The adaptation of American customs
in as important to the foreigner as
learning the language and many times
those two factors can be combined in
Home Demonstration work.

“If a woman wishes to know how to
make American apple dumpiing. she
will learn many new words and phras-
es in so doing. This was found true in
Stamford and Greenwich, where a
group of women came to the Food Cen-
ter for lessons in home making. Then
as volunteer leaders each one spent
several afternoon's a week going into
foreign homes where five or six weigh.
born had gathered to learn what she
had to bring them. This continued
for six weeks. but could be repeated

.for any course of lessons planned.

"Amerlcaniution could be further
developed through Home Economics

'work by having min; or cooking

clubs for foreign women or girls alter-

nating with English lessons. Demon-
strations or talks could be given at

‘Community Centers or settlements,

and by co-openting with the msnufsc-
turers,1 simple lesson might be men
at a. rest period during the factory
’ 4

“One of our Home Demonstration
Agents gave a. cereal lesson using

xtwelve “English Sentences which the

women were taught to read."

 

——Try a Sentinel Want Ad.

 

The eyesight of your children is,

 

If their far vision is

“The house of good glm'k
37 Atlantic St, Stamford

 

sick—blame us?

I imagine I will be. home just in
time to enjoy the opening of the new}
dance hall at Roton Point. I missed:
the swimming at Roton last year, but I,
swam a lot in the River Marne (the;
River of Blotod), as we were around:

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850—Kisses. Pox trot.
850—J&Do. Arthur Fields.

SSc—Johnny's in Town. Arthur
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New Victor

Records for April it

Just a Few Listed Below

Dry Your Tours. Pox trot.
Jos. 0. Smith Orcholtn.

Mickey.
Jon. 0. Smith Trio.

Alcoholic Blues. Billy Mur-
my.

My BorneyLios Over the
Ocean.Billylun-ay.

Claim .

 

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Napoleon said. “Ability is of lit.
the account without Opportuni-
ty." But ability can be cultivnt,
ed and opportunity created

Ihose suits are a combination
of ability and opportunity.

Our ability to get them made
out way, to suit you and to
sell them at this price GRE-
AE'FD on opportunity for
youtogotaluitofunuml
vszlne at $25. ‘

-..—.—

Rogers 8: Stevens

“Mk Ml! NM

Fishing ,
Tackle

That is F it for
Fishing
Now me Just Received.
It Is Better Than Ivor.

 

 

ALBERT n. MORGAN
54 Washinrton'fit.

THE HARDWARE &

AUTO SUPPLY CO.

. ,42 Wu.- 3; jg
Phone 1218-15. In Itch-walk, 0t.
Isgueto Puts, Mr cud
Vacuum Oilssund Grosses

pedometer Puts

Booony Gasoline and Kerosene

Auto Supplies, Tires and Tubes
PERI m

G. H. Hedenberir. Prop.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Cream of Mustard

. 25c Size
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PLAISTED DRUG STORE
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IT’S BABY CARRIAGE TIME

Our-stock of BubyCorfisgessndGo—Ou‘tsissobigond
vu-iedthstonmsndpocbtboohmybentisnod.‘

HIGH CHAIRS, KIDD‘IE GOOPS, KIDDIE YARDS.
LITTLE ROCKERS, HAT TREES, Etc, for little peOple.

Prompt Auto Delivery to All Surrounding Towns.

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REAL ESTATE
In all its Branches

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Shoes for Young Men and Women

Snappy styles to suit the younger generation. that

on

good looks.

MANY mounts FOR SCHOOL OR DRESS oc-
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Stockings to Match

 

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HQSIERY

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resenting real elements of value.
mutotLislemeottonHose, we hove an almost limitless
55313011 or Silk Btocflngl in the funous “"Onyx, neon-
lum" and"‘xs.ylcr" brands, tomcat the requirements of tho

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THE NEW Slim
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC
cause of 1he disease and the m of
adjusting the some. Disease I. caused
by n wrench. twist or sprain in the
buck. Even if done in childhood. it

later lite in the diluent organs and
limbs.

Chiropractors removo the cause of
disease and pain, health is restored
lthrough harmonizing the nerve sys-
tem in your body. We trouble-
givon special attention; oloo curvy
tum or the spine. You will never rt
gret giving the Chiroprletor o chanoo
to help you. _,-

Magnetic Treatment. Given Moo

'1'. FRANCIS. D. C.

84 Washington 0'... 30. Wk, Conn.
Graduate from Poll-or “boot

A. M WOOSTER
A'I'IWY AT LAW
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PRINTING
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is the outgrowth of a merchandis-
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Hosiery

 

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[or Women .

Pure thread silk, full fashioned Hose, lids tops and soles,
block, white and leading shades in Gordon, Black
Out, Tripletoo and Phoenix ....... $135—$100

fimmnmwhiumdou-dm 31.00—31.25
mmmsmmodm without-cam 890—660

CHILDREN '8 303138?

Gordon, Buster Brown sud tho tumou- thk Out, In», mod-
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NO SUCCESSORS
Willmn‘ Efren himul! is buy-

lngallhnds' of Junk.

Phone or send post-.1 ahead to
8 Rom St. East Hm
Tel. “I.

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Job Printing

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AUTOMOBILE RADIA-
TOR REPAIRING

Brnoo—lron work tlnomjthing. New
and second hand Ford radiators.

Phone 435
26 loin 8t. Hos-wok, Ocu-

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creates pinched nerves and pain in