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; ADVERTISEMENTS
Advs.
sans
e Let. "orS’e‘le.
- Goods.
Twenty-rive Words br Ins, 25c;
508; One
orOapsDouhlerrleo
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was. against».
WANTED
_ '
To LET ~.‘\ SMALL HOUSE OF
rooms nicely papered and cleaned. in-
quire at 61 Cedar St.
. walk.
for curing cord and fabric
0
\ppl) .\ tn 12a. to.
Norwalk Tire & Rubber 00.
Mile apartments 5. 6 and 7 room. Jani-.
zor aortic-e, steam heat and hot water.
.-\ll improvements and new decoration
$33, $10 and $l5. Gibson Smith. 'l‘tir
ity i'iat‘t’. Phone 1117.
FOR RENT- -7 R00.“ APARTMENT
:tll lllljll‘tht‘ldl lllH. janitor service. cen-
trally itlf'iill'li. Phone 1027.
WANTED
szwnio MACHINE orn.
TORS. PAID me
‘1 aniline. 01.1mm, PEA-
ODY a 00., mo.
TH LIST 1 room apartment to adults
only. llcni 'Sf' Second floor. t‘car. ol'ci'
Conni-r-lly a; liracken‘s Shoe store. For
further parlt-tilurs inquire of Old Wei
(‘iuar ('u.
l
.._.
> so m to: sun:
_ I TO LET—FURNISHED ROOMS NR SALE—SEVEN PASSENGER
for ladies or gentlemen. Some rooms Overland in A 1 Condition. 8. great Dar
. m 1 suitable for light-housekeeping at "The gain for $700.00 Austin's Garage
W ANTED- i s it lJohnsonlan” 2 High street, South Nor- . Phone 1959. -
One
and two family house will be sold rear-
‘onablc. Owner living ours! town. Arie
dress "OWner" care of Sentinel.
FOR RENT——THREE VERY DESlR-l , .
(
FOR SALE—0s sor'rti MAIN 31'.
family house. all improvrmente
NUAL"WNG
IS INTERESTING
Continued Iron First Page.
AN 'l‘ehia circle is one whose income
can be used only for the Home for
the Aged and expended only through
the Union Treasury. It has a mom-
. bet-ship of fifty. Active members are
, .exempt from all work. They contri-
the Union. The president men a." . bute from ten dollars upward yearly.
her annual report. which is primed ; . There are n M associate combats
run. one of the pleasant [ampusiving five dollars anally. Janu-
was a greeting from the President . i .17 lot this circle turned into the Un-
the "international Coder of 1.. . inn Treasury five hundred and thirty.
King‘s Daughters and Sons,” Mm. km nine dollars which was the amount
bert J. Reed, of Wheeling. Won ‘51. received.during 1918. it has in its
ginla. Mrs. Sims sang "The dam... treasury April Ist. 1919 a balance of
land" very pleasingly. one thousand two bundled and forty-
«4
i
Owing to the . critical illnet.» m ven dollars and eightreighr cents.
Mrs. Mucfnrland. Dr. Martini-:1“ MRS. G. EDW’lN COMS‘I‘OCK.
was unable to be present. In His Leader.
Doorkeepers' Circle
We have sent thirty-six dollars
land fifty cents to our French boy.
' wiht an additional gift of twelve dol-
lars at Christmas. From a rummage
place came Rev. Frederick Lynch oi
the Fifth Avenue Presbytei.m
Church. of New York City.
Dr. Lynch is secretary of the
Church Peacei'nion. a member of
FOR SALEWA QUARTERED
0A K
dining room set in good condition. Forlnote.
harlieulnrs ::ddress- “Furniture" Sen-
. tinel ofl‘lce.
FOR SALEHA DODGE TOURING
'ar. “'intei- top. Good condition. New
tin-s. Price li‘ltSOflflbiC. Schauh's Gal‘-
_ ’ age, Washington Shay.
._.,.... h-_ ._..s ._-__._. ._
FOR SALE-4919 OAKLAND ROAD-
ster. used for two months. in fine con-
l dition.
.Norwalk. t‘t. ('9ll between 8 a. m. to
0; p. m.
inquire 52 Van Zant St. East
TO LET 6 rooms at 37 Spring street.
iilflllil't' .\lrs. ll 'l‘arlol‘. 16 Grove street
on white
(‘lcun work and
y ‘z'Ii-tlu .l opt tutors
iiwl‘cnl‘nlt-llis.
r-t pay. Learners taken and Tel 1:62-12.
rm- \\ ltilt- learning. Apply 42 and .
r. 'Nalt‘l‘ street. South Norwa
lk’ TO LET \ pleasant four rqnm
--apartment on Ann street on April 1st.
:luquirc :it 3 West avenue. South NOr-'
walk. '
WANTED . ll.\'l‘ 'l‘iilMMliliS GOOD
FOR SALE-1:. ram HOMER PlG~
3eon. H. R. Ruehl West Not-walk Post.-
“ ' office. Dot-ion. Conn.
_-_*_ ..._ ___
FOR SALEv—A CLAPI' Bolshoi-2o
barn. Easily taken down. about l2x22.
‘12 feet high. Also'
house hot water heater. with pipe and
a. small green-
l‘ \litll‘t-ss Sm? ~. - j; .‘v. - ~~> — —- - .
“H.” S" ”H, tunniiiilm l. n i... To LET .,. mm“ apammm mrfctlinncczion. The building if minted.
_____ V ' Nclmn Hoyt (liberty store. To a-lult? (“out " years on" good condition. No
~ only. For further particulars iuqu'fic reasonable offer rei'Uscd. “‘dmwsi‘ P-
WANTED l'Sl'Ill (‘.\.\‘()l;‘ l.\' “00“ ,0. Box 33!. Marion. Ct.
at (liti \i'cll (‘izur (‘o. oilir-c.
t-llniwilln. perfeetclv green. reasonable.
" ‘5" “mm” not Sponson. Address TO LET 1‘. rooms at 96 Taylor ave:
FOR “LE - JNV’ALIDS‘
“'HEEL‘
'1 ”ma." car:- of Sentinel. -nu.-. .Inqtlirt- of Mrs. ll. Tarlov, 16 log chair. Bargain for ”a“ week only.
._._,___-- -- _ __ r-.———tG:'ovi*- “mm m. Mommne 13.32.12. Large size chair. in first class condi-
wAN-rEo taxmamixyt'nns'ri'rt'ir — ”ML inspec‘i‘m "‘ ”0'6”” m“‘""
up womtn's shoes. Lounshury. TO LET Six rooms at G Cross'E‘ .\orwalk. Phone 1364?“
\‘i'illiam .l.
7...- __.._
lllUVE
. “th a} ('0, Sn. Norwalk. (‘onir ‘streef. South Nm'wnlli. "First floor. _ '
, A _.__ «w.-. .. . lien! 31:. Enquiri- or iv. 11, Lawton. _F°R SALEM-r0 CLOSE “ST-"TE
h ‘iTED “*RlCLlAlllJ-Z Gilli. Fill: in Burner: avt-itue. (‘lfzill room house. '.’l llaviland St. all
..ml. -.t country home. Assist A improvements. Inquire
m, MUN“... work Must llftVu . . .-.._._- .__ — -———-—-— .Mvi'unn. Executor. ll Taylor Are. city
Mir up... it... pm"... BUSINESS NOTICES. "John J-IM‘lvr-
:i 9' andY ii: or t; and x. Mrs. David "‘ " --*—
g.,.....,”\. ..oo YOU LIKE DELICIOUS AP. FOR SALE~A \vomi
_____-_.”‘________ ___. pic's" Now is in» time to spray your Ford truck, nearly new. lnqure of John
'. “.750 lililtlll'l‘ YOl'Ni; (llliLS trot-s Let u» do it for you. We are Knapp. farmer. “’ilton Conn.
Phone
Leave your ()l‘dt'l‘fi 63-2.
At'l‘ix’. Edwin inn-55.. (-0,. exams nthis lino.
- s at once. Josepr (’oi'neli and Son. Tree -—-——---—-- -—- -~-—'---— ’
.---— -— ,_M____‘______.____ ‘ specialists and entomolotxists. 'phonc FOR SALE-x SIX R00.“ 110' 31‘: Ag"?
‘- '- \TEO GIRLS ”FOR swroxn 258‘. Nut-walk. :27 Stuart Ava. pert lmprm uments.
l I
l! l" m. Apply American La
I, In. . Reliant Si. ii. Nl'll‘Wulk.
_———t
ilarge garden and fruit trees.
“'1" be
FORD REPAIRING AND HOUSE'suld very reasonable. inquire on prem- Several circles fumtsh
- -...‘...--._.-._-_ -_ -. __.s - I WIRING tises.
~. 3 NTED -To BIVY A G00“ [70th Valves ground.‘ carbon removed $2.50 --~\j~ M- .. ~-—‘-~ -‘ "r".
: hotly. lnquire .los. Tllt'kmnp, x, ’l‘rnnsmssion lhands relined antl put in. FOR ‘ SALEwA BABY GRAND
‘18!" . HI: \i’ashington street.
. -l 1-H. I'. ELECTRICloverhauling without parts 325.00 Elec-‘nev purposes. inquire at t:: (‘lirstnu'
.it. i). (‘ 220. General Electric iric fans vacuum cleaners cleaned and I St. So. Not-walk. ltf‘th-vll 3 vii" T n r‘.‘
ted. ‘.\lillcr Machine Shop‘ 3-; repaired estimates, on house wiring. _ --
and St. Tel. til. i". .l. Flaheriy. 4 Charles St. E Nor- FOR SALE ~ 2t: If'l‘. ('U‘.‘ Zillii‘.
.._....___. ..._... .--...--__ _-,. walk. *launi‘h. glass front. 3 il. l'. Hume.
WANTED~FIRST CLASS LAUND.‘ —— All in send condition. No reasonable
r . .Shufelt's Garage
Relmring and refitting
zws will go out by the day. one or
. cylinders
two days a week. Please write. letter.
,. . . ‘. .- n
..l_m,ndr.‘... ”I” of Joseph Ratio}: utth pistonsnnd leak proof 1mm. Th
.. . . price on taking out Ford block and rc-
N‘uc-lviw sf. So hora-"1k. _
_ .-.-.._ __ thoring and refitting is $40.00. (1min;
. . "tr-.3 j .-
‘Vlh'lANTED (ii-‘NTI-E.\1.\.\‘ “.11() aniptli. Ti i. 1iiuu . ii 1‘ (“It \\ t l‘
Us! hi: H'yht “ill make liberal at? NON-"1“"
tut-ills .‘or guidi- from Harbor
iiiHCil to office. one block from
'f‘cntrll. and return. May 1 to
October 1 or. perhaps. only be-
su. Norwalk Station and edict-z ‘
normally for commutor. Apply'
MI. 10!: Park Ann New York.
Hurray Hill 8363.
__.o _.
TAXI SERVICE
tears for hire all hours of the. day and
tnieht. Victoria Taxi Station. Phone 937
llouiano and (‘utrona Props.
PAINTING PAPER-HANGING '
decorating. painter's supplies; waif
i paper. onto-date styles, lowest price-.3
'Estlmatcs cheerfully given. Trial on.
3you furnish lining. $3.50. Rear end ov~‘lChuvrolct touring car.
orhauled without. partsSlso. Complete runninar condition and suitable for jit- the house by “"193“ or who art“ "03‘ Sulphur Compound This can always
' offer refused.
' street.
In an excellent
inquire Wm. Ashhrook.
33 (‘ove Ave. E. Norwalk.
FOR SALE—HOUSE. Six ROOMS
and bath. electric lights. Barn. chick-
cn-coops. All kinds of fruit. Lot 90x200
feet. inquire of Mrs. Tiios. Village.
9:: So. Main Street. South Norwalk.
Conn.
FOR SALE—JIESlDExCi-z. . ELM
Norwalk. Just oft West Are.
All new plu‘mbing. electric lizhts. new
ly decorated. furnace heal. every con-
venience. Lame garden. Fine well.
fruit and shade trees. Small gin-we.
‘r ~NTED -.\L‘l.l‘I BOIliEl) MAN“ E. N. Jackson (Jackson's. Sluiliol 53
is. Ilist'llal'ct’etl front I'. s. Navy “S“ ”mm?“ 3“!“ 40:; Almndotgwa“ St. Namath.
\f-zti' and ninn months service] White, 61 I“ I, ‘m ' *—-— .__ --~- ~-—— ~ ~ 7 ..
t i i
I
:mj. find of a position, so he!
Wm“ mum)" “a”: High School word J. Flaiicrty, proprietor. Truck-v
lull ‘lnli is not afraid of hartilmg~ mm: distgncg ,hauling. Light‘
\ddrc-ss "Ex-Service man" care'nmi lu-avy trucking. OffiCe telephones
spnzipci 0m“). ‘1581. 300 house connection. ‘
TRUCKING—Peter J. Nelson. 10ml.
wind long distance hauling and truck--
'ANTED -— ClllClCENS. HENS.
UNION PARCEL DELIVERY—Ed-i‘
eral demonstrating machines .. and 6
h. p.. prices $75.00 to $150.00 SchiCkcl
Motor Co.. No. .15 Garden-Sr, Stamford
Conn.
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23
FO R SALwa’ROPERTY AT
' "tidings; ”mm-“~- Turkey 93115 ‘ ing. 71 Osborne avenue, East .thfSeaview avenue. Inquire of Leslie
~- l'i:~~ sold on weekly payments” Conn. Tel. 1392, ' .Gantble.
‘9‘ '2. :zftt‘l‘ t1 p.m,Tel1641-5 __......_ .- ~_.__fi. .__-__, _ _,..._._.v‘|
m-» .-- _._ _,_. WANTED. .
ANTED BELL BOY NIGHT i NOTICE
WANTED—Tn rent a cottage. fur-
:nished if possible. City or little ways
out. by responsible party. without elm-3
dren. Addrrss “Cottage" care of Sen-i
tinel.
Him-l Clifford.
“NTED—-EX(‘I-ZIJ-ENT OPPOR-
é‘or a number of young men
‘-2 .u-ans of ace. steady work. ~ :2!-
:5nii'y llatlit-Wson (‘0- S0. Nor-r WANTEFSMALL - BUNGAI‘OW,
('onn. ' ‘and fire proof sale of some late manu-
. > ~ “‘1 fat-titre and standard make. 'Must be
'.ANTED—~Yonnz men to learn but. in good condition and reasonable in'
(loo! pay while learning. (.‘to- price. Address "Business" Draner 1).;
3South Norwalk.
Knap'i C0.
" _....- _, # .__..-—
s
l
.7 l
A ANTED—I'IXPBR'ENCED TR‘M'. \i'. R. Austin, proprietor of Austin's:
:» to lcnrn trimming and binding day arranginxtofalal‘fief consignment‘
learning. (‘roiut & of Chevrolet ears. as the orders are
1coming in faster than the supply.
: pay while
v}: C0.
-4
74—.... _ -__. ._..—
"r'A‘V'TED ”r OPERATORS 0-“. Kenneth M. Towles of the Medical
st. nuassns. coon PAY rum Corps, Twelfth u
m" “owns. “’5 awn BONUS. helm: Division. who has been I '
,. ..‘ i. . WA." honed 1:“. mm "M1!!! fit.
men it 4.31 mm“ 9 is . . . .
suit s1: ovum“ m. A” m
‘26?
- on suit and stiff hats. also young garage was in New York City yester-l'
Sanitary ’i'ra in. ‘
The Prest-O-Lite Battery Ser-
vice Station is now open.
The highest class of Battery
.work, Recharging, Repairs and
Replacements on all makes of
Batteries.
Work Called For and Delivered
N orwalk Storage Battery
Company
72 No. Main St. ' 80. Norwalk
FOR SALElflllOTORCthld-ZS. SEV-‘
sole held in May we netted seventy
dollars. During the summer months
we sent flowers to the Jacob Refs.
and New York flower mission and
fifteen dollars to the Sea Breeze
Fresh Air Fund. We gave ten dol-
lars to the Home for the Aged, twen-
ty dollars to the new hospital, and
thirty dollars for the furnishing of
The King’s Daughters room in the
same building. “it: have five dollars
for the missionary box, ten dollars
to the church for bleachers. and one;
. hundred and ten dollars to our build-
: in: fund. At the holiday season. gen- '
erous baskets and packages were»
sent to needy families. We served a
roast beef supper at our annual
church meeting. "‘
MRS. W. ll. BALDWIN.
Leader.
the Jewish Welfare Board and direc—
tor in the Federal Council of the
iChurchet-i of Christ in America. he-
.side many othe; positions which he
iably fills. He is an author of Home
Not long since he returned
front a, trip ‘0 England in behalf of
the l'nited Christian (‘hurchph- in
America. He said that the war had
done a meat deal to unite the differ-
ent religions and create a new bro-
therhood. it would open the way for
rtligious influence to come together
and in union would be strength. H.-
was a member of the l‘nited States
‘ (‘ommittee of Five to sit at the peace
conference in Paris. and gay-c some
new ideas regarding the conference.
He. with cit-President “2 li. Taft.
and Oscar Straits. held an informal
meeting at the Century (‘lub in No-V
vember, 1915, when Mr. Taft outlined
his ideal of a. united world. Otlwr‘
men WPrt‘ invited to Join and a til it
Dorcas Circle
‘-This is a setting circle ready at all
an called upon to any for
i
'iN‘
“.39 held 9",”. month. The {0,- Home for the .Aged. During the
int: spring at a meeting in Phi’.. "‘“l ““3" have given towels. wash
phla. Mr. Taft again outlined hm . cloths and a cocoa mat to the Home.
scheme and om- of the men said ati They contributed my?“ ‘ iiahmg
the conclusion. "Your {tit-ll is all” {{‘n’ia'na‘fihifgg "0"“- he ”‘9
League of Nations." so it was at that ‘ ew ‘0’" - ’ otnsas ‘ Y en-
snuill [net-tint: the Lcazup or N} 1 termined the old people and present-
zod each with an appropriate gift and
tions had its birth. hates the idea
. candy.
,was presented to President Wilson“
lwho at once adopted it and had nev—
fer let go. .
" Dr. Lynch was an able. forceful'
Speaker .aa well as a polished lin--T
quist and was: listened to with rapt
attention.
Mrs. Sims mildew-d
t “ ’ icr it I finished man~
rotetifir'li‘helbciiedlctligz was then pm: “0“ “"3 099“” being passed around
pounced by Rev. P. H. Jacobs. [m8 the members. There are no
A reception relieved in the parlors; -—--- *‘—
of the church. where light refresh- . ,
ments were served by a sister organ- '9 ma ‘8 [me
Still, "it SAGE ill;
isation, the \Voman’s Association oi
the Church. headed by Mrs. Frank J.
Bradbury and Mrs. Louis S. Beers. l
l
1.
MRS. .l. E. JONES.
Leadr r.
Endeavor Circle
Thea e have been fourteen meetings;
several of which have been held at?
the. Armory. the members helping
l
-1 do Not Ask i with an additional gift of twelve dol-
pays‘ for five Silver Cross subscrip-
.-.. --.- --.a.
and all returned to their homes up~
lifted and refreshed by a helpful and
pletsant afternoon.
Annual Report of Nor-walk Unto no
The King's Daughters and Sons
Madam Chairman and Coworkers: —-
Another year has gone by. a year'
ifllled with ‘all kinds of activities for
tour l'nion. “'ork for the lied Cross
land other war nix-(is has taken the
' Here's Giandmother's Recipe to Dark.
en and Beautify Faded “Air.
That beautiful. even shade of dark.
glossy hair can only be had by brewing
a mixture nf Sage Tea and Sulnhur.
Your hair is your charm. it makes or
greater part oféourn ignei'sfiglg't: mars the face. When it fades. turns
- . -~ -. Vii" rc . .. . - ~
ggndifiiltigbly.“ Matti? 5m supporting gun or streaked..-Jui:t .an application
French orphans "and ‘contrtbuting to or "‘0 °f 33“ and sulphur enhance-r
Belgium and Armenian relief work. "9 RDDPaMnC“'ahundredfold.
schnlfm‘lllpt‘ Don't bother to prepare the. mixture
in‘ our iii-ountain . schools in the you can get this famous old recipe im-
firthfilfint‘ih 23;“;301219 :35)“ $3: proved by the addition of other ingre-
lmfi, [Eel a warm Welcome in Nor- dients at a small con. all ready for
walk; they call on these confined it is called “'ycth's Sage and.
"mug“. m their needs. some- be depended upon to brim: back ill-“i
feeding and clothing enlirt- natural color and lustre of your hair. .
The pastors in our church- Everybody uses “Wyethfs” Sage and!
_cs e-ill on our members for aid. fre- Sulphur Compound now because it
l M... mm“
the Hospital. the Dispensary and the nobody 111"! '9“ ll “35 “9““ applied!
D“) NUI‘N‘I‘Y- Th“ circles “filled and You simply dampen :t sponae'or sofc.
flififll 334“- l“ furnish a room m ”‘9 brush with it and draw this “11‘0th
n’er: hospital to be known “s Th“ the hair. taking one small strand at
lungs lmuzhttm room. (1 to ‘ a time: by morning the gray hair has
The Home for the Aged is fille .
its capacity and is 81‘“ sustained disappeared. and after another appltca»
tn" from 3;?" . We are gratefil‘wéo tion it becomes beautifully dark and
the public r its generous s . _ .. . “J ‘0‘“.
The "Home Chapter: has furnished “PM” “'0’” an“ "
one third of the cash expenditure’ _ -. __-..---_._. .
during the year. paying the matron's' ““'
salary and the telephone bills as well FIORE’S GARAGE
as supplyi_ng‘other..needs. , Both “.39; _ . . . ——
Home Charter 81m- “1*? WWW", Have your Ford merhaulod or re
Clup'e“ m“ ”0 WW“; “1:: 3’1?“ paired at Fiore's Game. 11 lianford
IV for the Home for 1 ie g , ve _ __‘ . 5 ~
1;)“ in membership the past year. PIMP. Tel. 92.. Grnuinc iolil part8
to use.
;tirnud.invalids: they visit the poor
. and
'ti!.. ..
.amtlies.
cents toward the Red Cross
ed of gowns made for Norwalk Hospi-
uddflnflnzcuutorthennyn
donatedtothoflomefortheuod.
numbers
dill» i M
. mun». Home r
consist... buss Mnmhur planet‘s?
i
Charities for the year have
(Cutinuod (In PI.“
tel. sheet music sent to soldiers
fiance. boxes of'xoodios sent to A“
buns Camp, piece of outing flannel
sent to the Red Cross also a baby i
“a
-- 4+”.
sew. five dollars given the Salvation.
Army at Christmas time .tive dot:
tars given the Home for the Aged:
and our share toward furnish” The
King’s Daughters' room in the Hos-
pital. At Christmas time t tree was
have F ' ador tunable. 3
No man 0' women who M “C
masterly can make a mistake by ”r
ins the kidneys occasionally. soy. Q
:wdi known authority. Hoot lot-5* *2:
Acid which excites the kidnevfi. V”: ,
become over-worked from the “on
get sluggish and fail to filter the fi‘ (
and poisons from the blood then no
get-sick. Nearly all rheumatism.“-
nches. llver trouble, nervousness. M , .
nests. sleepleuness and urinary in”
ders come from sluggish kidneys.
and with happy hearts the
trli ~med and decorated the tree and
hot! it illuminated with colored elec-
tric lights. Every member of the
Home received a gift and candy.
.MRS. REED FLYNN.
Leader.
Cleaners Circle
\Ve have given to the Fresh Air
fund, Church building fund. and paid
our share toward furnishing our room
at the Hospital. Our Christmas work
was devoted to the Day Nursery. We
also remembered. the old ladies at the
Home for the Aged. We have just
finished a convalescent blanket
which‘ we have knitted during the The moment you feel I. dun a“ D
winter. and have also completed the kidneys or your pack hurts a r
many crutch pads.
MISS MARY BETTS.
Leader.
the urinn is cloudy. offensive. M '
sedhni ll. irregular of passage or h»
tended by a sensation of on“.
stop eating meat and get tour on.
‘ Golden Rule Circle
We are keenly alive to eveiy need
$32 Irefgydgmrmegtg‘ :23“ 1:21:51 of Jud Salts from any pharmacy: to“
la' 6 a SS ' '. r .
for {inevitai and Belgian Relief. We a “bl"m‘m m a. 3““ or u‘
have raised our money from dues. fore breakfast and in a few d 'n 1"
each saving one dollar during the. kidneys will act fine. This in”
summer. and ‘ rummage “31"- “9 salts is mad" front the acid of‘wr .
have given to The Children’s Home.
the Home for the. Aged. the Church
Building Fund, and Church and Hos
pital Work.
and lemon llllCP. combined with II.
and has been used for generations W
flush and stimulate The mnemoni-
ltn neutralize the acids ill urine'm‘rt
lno longer causes irritation; “1113)!“
.bItKidt-i' \‘H aiint‘ss. ‘ V V
‘ .Iml Salts l-' inexpens‘c and'“
injure; makes a deliultthii efferm
.lithiawatcr tit-ink which on"
College. They annually entertain the I should talu- now and ”W“ to m .
children tom the County um. ’ lgdncys clean 'rnd attire and that”
They gave their share tot-17rd fur- pure, thereby avoidinc serious m
nishim.v The King's imiighteis‘ W'm‘con‘lplioationr ‘-
MRS. E. ll. SMITH.
Leader.
e
Hillside Circle
This large circle is in Hillside
School. This past year they have"
devoted the major part of their ef-
forts to war work. They give :50
yiarly for a scholarship in Maryville
.
.3_ ._._4.?'-
. ' . - - .1 MIL"-
. j 7......” 'ch, thiSji‘sl't‘hlef
’ Oateri’nom' Mattress ,you“_
have heard of and seen advertised
so many years. The one that’s built- of
eight interlacing Osccrmoor sheets, Mitch”after 1 ,
being [mud-laid and sewed within the..tick:is. *'
ready for you to sleep on for the read millet.
and then bequeath coyour heirs. There is 0116“"
record of three generations sleeping on the
same Ostcrmoor. It has been in suma-
use for fifty-two years and that is a pretty good"
record for durability~—isn't it? 3
Come in and let us show
you the Ontonnoor
and explain why it is proof against dust. moisture, and vermin"
and never needs any renovation but a sun bath. Our stock'
will enable you to mine and test before you buy.
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Tr..- \\'cstp0rt t'hnpter has sent in uscd only-
Slb'.‘ in cash, 201) lbs. of butter. other; .
i provisions ' and mush elmhinézlooLast PROPMONII .
fall a Westport rest ent. gave , or:
a life membership on the “Honor P'A~° 'N3TRUCTI0N
roll." Vi'ilton has given $8. besidu‘ ‘NiNN SCHOOL
other donations o'f material value.
,Tlle Board of Directors have held
nine regular meetings and three spc
Ragtime and popular tmuslc laugh
.nnyone in to to 20 lessons. Winn Me-
cial ones with a fro-thirds average : thod. studio days. Mon, Tues. Wed"
Phone 336—2 ,
Automobile Insurance.
Protect yourself against l-“ire. m4;
Collision. Liability. Property Damage
particulars
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with ' best American Companies. For
LOST A Ma‘unx rumomsr:
Brooch. Tnenday April 29th. fienrd
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Committee have I 'I‘ with as twice- “’ashington street. South Norwalk, op-
the Union is only partially shown: . .
ti: the reports which follow. i MRS. Lower: CANFIELD, 14: Main
street Norwalk. Comm: private dc".
. ‘ - - . T le hone 1838.
' eating the scope of activities; circles . 5°” i“ dancing 9 1’
working for unity and varied ob, -.__.w,,,.
jects; chapters, confining their ens-r»;
Union has enrolled L180 members small pocketbook containing sum of
duflng the year. it is "m by numbeirs money at Regent theatre or in So. Nor-
alone that we should measure ' walk. Will finder please return to
our pathway that make up the un- Norvmlk. Reward.
measured sum total of glorified work
that. "The King‘s Daughters and;
one of conflict and victory. we for- yesterday afternoon oh Conn. avenue.
get the rough and stony placel s and near Modern Grocery. Finder kindly re
see onlylthe pl nt sire a turn to flour pill-cc and receive re-
~ acts and lovingv
syrup”. . " ahead on’ the:
somewa'dratrotohlng on and on—
int-rhino
crests that lie-beyond, knowing that
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g“; fifififflgfinxgzfi “(-1222 f positc Post Office. Stumu now open.
“to register 17 circles and two i.
chapters the difference in name delin- ’
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l t .one cause only. which in this ."‘ ’ .
first: ion the Home for the Aged. The: LOST—SATURDAS NIGHT A
' cious service of heart _ - ‘
315311211; $1.314)“: little things along Mrs l G. Davidson. 46 Cove At 9. hast
So " e doing " , LOST—ELGIN GOLD WATCH. or—
R: viii-stand at the enioi‘ our year. on face. radioiite type. seven jewel.
the mad; ”where we were refreshed
' M by the» bubbling “I'd-
‘nov in} . , now inelastic—we
resolve «3.191 forward to the hill Address
Reopens
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NEW you as am mum; anon rm, as .
DAILY ‘rmrs BETWEEN septum AND saw 1-K; ‘
Operate Seven Best. Trunks in thajsftate. Also Hydraulic M‘
main for W’ Vi. . .
We haul
Padded Vans for
. BENJAMIN HERSHFIELD.W’
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