.“ we" “ Charm'ng and capable hos‘ nessed by many friends. Those con-
m “deed ‘ finned were: Mrs. Raymond E. Sireit.
‘ MAN DAY. STRIKE lN BUENOS . . . ..
~ mess ...t ~\‘- .VSWW
4 ms AIRES. May 1.—May Day GET
it“: ideal??? by a gzneral twdnir. -
Wurst ethrang out theAr-
”MW While [ha “09mg of Clean! 0f Mustard
_ _ ng just after midnight , '
tfim In on: city we pant 25° 3‘“
rah ethane" is absolute and .lIgL; ‘ at
a“ tramcars. taxicsbs. coaches: ‘ ~
' w restaurants and all food pur-
m Hat-y theatres are closet”. PLAIS‘STE) DRUGS‘STORE
mutton -
‘ noon. bem'nning at 3 o'clock.
' avenue Methodist Church held
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The mid- week services and prayer
”Hie ind Cross Auxilary of the East
svsmie lathodist Church will meet
‘ gt the church tomorrow afternoon.
The shaldes' Aid Society of the East
their
usual weekly sewing session yester-
day afternoon at the church.
'11!sz ...TUwillmeetat the
heme f Ire. Robert Thompson. 54 Fast
street. East Norwalk, tomorrow after-
I
George Smith of 14 Port street. the
has been undergoing treatment at the
Norwdh Hospital for the past ‘some
i flms._was removed to his home yes-
’ terday, and is much improved.
The ladies of the East Norwalk lm~
provemsnt Association will hold no
- newt-5. mansion on next 'I‘uesday after-
' man »as the regular monthly meeunrr
‘ of the association will be held at that
; the most successful
time.
Today marks the opening of John E.
O'Sullivan’s popular Dorian’s House.
and the proprietor is expecting one of
seasons of his
career. James l". Plinkett has again
been refained as chef at the resort
snd‘this news is welcomed by the par
tons who are well acquainted with
the delicious dishes served by Chef
Plunhett. '
'nla- members of the cast of the
playiet “‘l‘he Minister's Vi'lfe's New
Bonnet” was held last oveninc and
was very successfully and encouraging
to those in charge. The play date for
the presentation of the play has bean
set forward from May 16 to May l3. as
announced in yesterday's Sentinel. the
change in the date being due to the
on will he held at each of the .
ht" Norwalk‘ Churches "“5 evening. ford was the guest of friends in town
Tuesday. .
Mr. and Mrs. William Reinhardt of ("‘9‘
8
Norwalk visited in town Tuesday.
"; Hrs. Clarence B. Fancher of Bridge- l
port was the guest of relatives and
friends in town Friday. I
Kin. Howard DeF. Palmer of Stun.
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Mr. and Mrs. James De Nyse of
Brooklyn are visiting with his brother
Morton DeNyse, on South Main street
Members of the M. E. church are
planning to give a retepzion to thi-
" newly appointed pat-ton Rev. E C. Car-
jenter. .
‘ The final of the old-fashioned dances
was held in the town hall last evening
Zand was attended by a large number
of‘ persons.
The Plant Flower and Fruit Guild
will hold a cake sale at Sti‘wart's
store, for the benefit of the children‘s
‘ garden on Saturday from 2 to 4 p. m.
The Women's l-‘oreign Missionary
Society of the Methodist church will
be held at the home of Mrs. G. F. llcr
tine. East avenue. next Tuesday at 3
p. m.
A big ‘Welcome Home" Victory Lib-
erty Loan meeting will be held in the
Town Hall Friday eveninc, at whitli
time there will be local and out-of-town
speakers, singing, etc.
A New Canaan baseball team, cap-
tained by Howard Haunt. and a team
from Stamford played a game an the
South Avenue grounds Sunday ritr-r
noon which resulted in a victory for
the out of town boys by the neorv of 12
to 7.
George Plumb and Ellis. lllldl‘ml
Cooper. both of this town, were mar»
fled Saturday by Rev. J. H. Hoyt. and
are now residing on Harrison street in
the house formerly owned by Mr.
Illnes-
fact tint as the 16th annual play of .-’
the senior class of the \‘orwalk high
schooMs to be presented
I , -.
Ifr. and Mrs. A. L. \Vood of Flint
street have received interesting lot:
tern-from their son. Sergeant Howard
A. L.:Wood.. who is repairing tractors
in Gievres, France. He states that. he
has just returned from a sewn-day
convoy trip, which he tool: with auto-
trucbs. He covered 408 miles of land
wit h the trucks and returned to his
camp.” train. Sergeant Wood sn-
pccts to return to his home in bhout a
month.
ice-1‘ East Nor-walk you“ not
amassed in the cast of the mimtrd
show. which was presented in. Pro-
Ifrs. L. K. Daltsn has returned to
her home in Hoyt street. where Silt‘ is
again residing. Mrs. Daltan has been
seriously ill for the past five weeks in
New York, but she is much better at
the present writing.
Sands H. Human and Mrs. Julia Fra-
ser were married Saturday night by
Rev. J. Howard Hoyt. D. ll, of the
Conventional church. The happy
event took place at the home of the
bride on Canoe Hill and was witnessed
by a few intimate friends.
Willis Wood was in town _.\_fonday.
looking over the "white way" in Main
strut. Willis. who has ben employed
in the W freight office of tho
gmlbrum Ha” last "m I. a“ New Haven railroad has been return
We Minstrel cm an", “Ad 00 his bouillon in the ticket-office at
cl“ Halbert Amundsen. William
Kan-lea. Elmer M Roberts Howard
AWn and Harold Finch. '1'!!!
We were a. big mess and one
- Walnut staged in Norwalk. They
"r“
wfltherepeated this evening, when it
is. ducted that another fine crowd.
mu present.
l ._- --- .. _
flflse alarm called the Kayne-mt
’ Humid Ladder Company out this
“as at 6:50 when they hurried
tot-fiver an alarm that was run; in
train 212. corner Kaiser place and
End Washington stmet. When the
fill-n arrived on the scene they
wan-much chagrined to diacover that
‘ maisoreant had made them the
rub; of a “joke" the perpretator of.
w“ if discovered will soon find it
d“ not pay to play “jokes" of that:
it“
w '
. a
fin. Stephen it. Jarvis entertained
a smaller of her friends at cattle la st
eat-mine at her home on Seaview arc-
nne~wlten a very pleasant evening was
Md; Nine tnbles ofatection were in
pm: during the night and after the
gm. the prizes were awarded the
szz Stirs, John Sherman. Mrs.
m Emma. Mrs. ids Keep. Beniao
mfa‘liemaa. Refreshments were sen-
ed Ifl the social time that followed
was mil enjoyed and Mrs. Jarvis prov-
. do. the 25th um.
Grand Central Station.
Ilsa Emma Nagel had a surprise
My afternoon. Her brother. Pri-
vate George Nagel. who has hen serv-
ing nine months in France. returned
to the States hater Sunday, made a
Ishort visit with her. Private Nasal
me from and returned to New Jer-
say by automobile.
The B. B. Sewing Club met at the
home of Miss Ethel .leliff. South sve-
nne Honda, evening. Miss Jellilf. who
has been enjoying a visit at the home
of her parents will return to her duties
in Washington in about two weeks.
when her month's vacation will tormi
note. i
Erank Mulligan and Frank A. Davis
gave a dance and supper at the home
of the latter, 7o Seminary street. Fri-
to friends from
Stamford. and an enjoyable evening
was spent by all. Among those pres-
ent were Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Mills I
Mr and Mrs. Henry Green, fir and
its Julius Morgan and Mr and Mrs. ’
George Brown. 1
, The Rt. Rev. Bishop Chauncey 11..
Brewster confirmed a class of ten ail
St. Mark's church at the afternoon her-i
vice Sunday. The service was deeply.
impressive and the event was wit-I
are.“ 5m. . p w." ,
Owen and Ruth m an. the.
,riet Murphy, Miss Julia Holmes. man
larjon'e Streit,
and Guy Orr.
Alfred Untcrleiner
monorail!
bDai'ien will put one of the strongest
iseball teams in years on the dia-
mond this year and will open its sea
son on Sunday afternoon. when. they .
will cross bats with the crack team
representing the Norwnlk Tire and
Rubber Company. The game will be
played on thy Ward street grounds.
in Narwalk and a large delegation
“ill {.0 from here.
FOUR iNJURED As CHASEH i
curs A LAUNCH m TWO
Victims of New York Harbor Crud!
Rescued by Sailors from Battleships.
NEW YORK. May lc-Three women
and a man \‘.'( to injured and 48 other
persons narrowly escaped drownin'.
when sulunarinc chaser No. 417 out it
launch of the 17. S. 0. Wyoming in
two on the Notth river oposit?‘ 98th
street. yesterday. Sailors from the
lmlllvships \Vioniing. l’ennsyIVanla.
New York ‘l'l’l submarine chaser-s res-
curd the paésengers
Among thou: injured and removed
to a llfolll'll won- Dr. Philip Davis
and Mary Davis ms South Main street
Scranton. i’a.
yrs. .1. A. Johnson has received a
telegram from her son, Corporal Fran-
cis 8. Johnson, stating that he arrived
safely from overseas. and is now sta-
tioned at Camp Mills, N. J.
Mrs. S. C. Horton, Jr., who with
‘Lieut. Harold Godbar of Brockwell,
Ont. Canada has been visiting Mr. and
Mrs. lrving T. Coleman of Rowayv
ton. returned to her home Wednesday.
Dr. William J. Moore defeated Wil-
liam Bennett. of Noroton at the Nore-
ton Heights lire house Tuesday even-
ing. by a score of 110 to 93, in the sec-1
ond block of the match game between;
the two for 200 points. making the to-
ital score 200 to 198.
At the inter- house pocket billiard
tournament of the Ronnytou Hose
comm. Crank was defeated by
Wolf by a score of 130 to 112. Gager
has been matched with Mills. Obie:
with Merrifleld and Moore with Tay-
lor. l-‘oreit having drawn a blank on
the matching.
The poatotllce department calls at-
tention to the fact that used magazines
may be sent to the noldiers. sailors
and marines. by placing a onecent
stamp on the corner of each. There is
a great dearth of reading matter
wherever the men in the service are
located. and every one can help to sup-
ply this want by saving their periodi-
children’s lives 1n
Saving
So. Norwalk
Do you know that one out of
suflering from some rsmcdiablehdefect? That child may be yours!
Doyou knowthntfmzrmillioo children in thh countryare in
needofimmedistoW- “you realise what this means in
personal grief todw—in national dbastcr tormw ?
War—Bolshevism—
‘Dr. L. Emmett
first magezinearthlehchucvct
written sounds a all mg.
The great authm'uy on chfld
welfare Hh VII-t
leaves it to every American
motherand him! to Wm“.
rut-dies.
thelogical
lntlmsanmbuq4 pageaon
inter-kw andlSpagss
devoted toGoodl-lousskccping
Institute; “pagesof the latest
remember—every Moment in 60011ku
is (norm—every fbod W advertised is based by our
Bureau d M, Sanitation and Health—m Md
appliameisteamdhy MM“ m
And
ImwilluthisOVal-landeq
73 N' 5t.
' fashions — 67
nations.
Holt in the.
to do—but
N83-
" lasers-awn“
1'3". melanoma. science or
Belle island and Bethel. who have then
spending the winter in Fluids. are ex-
peeled home today. They m in
New York Monday and from
went to Souzh Orange. N. .l.. to visit
at their dausbter’s home? Yesterday
was the thirtydlf‘th anniversary of Mr.
and Mrs. Shspmd'a marriage. and the
sixth anniversary of the wedding of
their daughter bad son-in-lnw, Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Peck. and the occasion
was delightfully chewed.
Alleging that she failed to keep a
there i
WAY. MAYI 1919
THE H ARI)“ Alma;
AUTO Si l’l’l.Y CO.
We will buy your household
goods. rags. papers. junk and all
second hand goods. Anything you 42 Water St
have. Price according to the qual- ..
ity of the goods. A square deal Phone 1215-5. So N Walk 0‘ -
< alwnys.
PHILIP P. MAHONEY
52 Van and: street. Phone 1182-5.
ascend band-goods always on sale.
4' Meta Pam S inex- u,
Gsneratox Bimheg
Oils and Greats
Stewart Spow‘twmetex Pa. .
; Socony Gasoline and Kerog: g
Auto 'uppllcs, Tli‘CS and Tu?
G. H. Hedcnbcrg, Pro:
i
mrfiaammm
Oil and Gas Stoves, tireless (look-J
smLawnlswu-s Garden Hose,‘
Garden rook,mds,Watex-1ngi
-.
promise to her deceased father by nrc'
necting to execute a deed for nineblc
property in Rowayton. Henry V. ill
Lockwood of Norwalk has brought:
suit against Anna A. Roscoe of this!
place for 85 000. The suit will be tried
threechildreninthiscityia
plague—none are as terrible as this parasite
which heating our homssfmmwith'm. We mmunwchfldmnl
Then there’s a wealth of fine
fiction. "The Hons ofBaltazar."
anew novelbyWillistJoclns.
munded out with. brilliant curi-
tributions by Philip Gibbs,
Dnethy fix. Rose O'Neill. Ida
I. Evans. Ks hleon Norris.
James Oliver Curwood. W. L.
George and many. me. 200,
in Civil Superior court and the court‘
will be asked to convey the title to thel
property in question. The ph'ntiil’
beluga minor his father, \‘iilliam H.
Lockwood. has instituted the proceed
inns.
NEW TREASURER 0F
Pots, m. 3 David W. Raymtfi ‘
. UNDERTAKER
mm is m 3 1" ”Q, l”:; House “I
. . ' w wasumoro ‘ .
It slam IfIt snouacwsra. g ...“, ass ...“... Rim,“
:5 Wash"..- dt. Bo. Nona-lb _
M ”Ma. Phone 527! _,.-—___-. ‘
In addition to our House
furnishing, our Watch Repa:
in; is as good as usual. ‘
We sell Kryptok Classes ;;
Rags 3c lb.
Andbcstpricespaidfor allhindl
ofJnnkonlyifyou send postal or
st-ttprmo BOARD telephone 3 shell m for $3.50,
wasmsorow, May 1.4mm“ “5 m »
Board announced today the appoint- 3 Rowan “. hit m: A. TARLOV
ment of “'sldo 8. Reed of New York as N- w- Tel. 441. 125 walling-top St. r
treasurer of the Emergency Fleet Cor- No Successors Whatsoever i
poratlon. to succeed George T. Smith l ‘
who resigned April 1. Mr. need has sauna Want Ads. Work Wooden; __T; A Sen,,n:"'“‘;_l,., ...;k
assumed his duties. He hss'been in In ._.
meat and see the RO hits
the service of the government since ' '
the war began. aiding in the motion _ --.... "‘ “‘“h "‘“—‘_"—_ ‘ ‘“'
of Liberty Bonds and War Saving
sales. ' ..l
KEYSTONE AGENCY :
en a Sentinel Want to. m & ROMEOH, TIRES ARD'TUBES
91 1:2 Rain 8?... opposite North Ave, Norwalk. ',
Millions connection 969. 1
1
Yellow Split Peas ........................ inc lh.
Italian Macaroni. all sizes .............. 2 lbs. 33(-
Wc carry all kinds of Coffee and Tea.
7 FAIR PRICE. -
RAlLROAD AVENUE
charming illus-
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TRIMMED
CLOSE
on Garden
Tools.
Professional
sardcners
and amateurs
will wonder
at our prices
on tools of
such duality.
Never before has there been such a dit-
gimr in the ground as we will have this
Spring. Never before have we dug into
our profits as on this first showingr 0l
Suriniv.r Tools for the “Early Birds.”
Get in line while our line is complete on
every item. If you only want to add a
niece or tvlro. or if you want a full eouin—
Inent call on us NOW—we are ready to
Ovu'lIndMedel ”Touring Car
inpsrformancc. Ithassbnndanb .
wmwmnimmmm,mmmhuym. m
S. L. BENEDICT
So. Norwalk;
serve you. Here are a few trimmimzs
of what we are offering.
Albert D. Morgan
34. Washington Street
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