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Recitation. in W and the m W mm a. monuments-MM fit!- 3 Gorham ‘0 dun» ....
Horseradish. Allie (3le of the WWW reload“: hilt Riches All-sum. who fl"- 0" be" arranged for a dommml ham.
I
Chi Name! W mints-day Thin .1 .
no third district.
commissioners
«told their weekly meeting this;
' 170‘“th MWMWMOI-vaawmedudfflthtem
merqvmvey.slxboys-nunveicclollyopoo mos Minnesota-room ~
‘ glrls of the Second Grade. - map-u ol the ma school.
new“ m“ “0“!" 3'” “d 1'" The um bss been in ass duo-i nah-ms AlfD rum
, I tun“ 11$ the lad fall. but this ”mm “W; . Veteran Thomas 8. Morris.
0 “I“, given to the to in '1“ Thomas 3. Morris. a veteran ot the
Civil War died at tho Fitch Home for'
Folk dance. with phonograph scab» and to the cum to formally enter-
1 panimencflourglrlg aadtoarboysof an, because of delay In basing elec' 150‘de “ .\oroton. Saturday. in M.
The May business and social meeting“
of the Bible Study Class will 'be held‘
tomorrow; Tuesday evening. at the‘
home of Mrs. Earl TbOmes. lt ls hoped
that many members will be pronoun-J »
as there are several communications
theThll‘ngIde.‘ mmmmm- "“.7slhyear.
Rectum”: The Best. Book. a bar 0! a handsome lteproof structure; hollow' “The body '1“ m'm“ ’1“, ”:3 a”
._ concrete. mood-funeral . ‘3 n 0“
the Second M “10 M“ "3' mm with ictreet until healthy. when it will be
NEW wHOO'LHOUSE OPENED.
Friday ofthls week. Th. Lhinan. :3.
will bt‘ ll ill” How of the IC 1’
Inn 00. and will show how . \
to use this plodm‘t and him .,
to produce hrolntm: all: i' x. 1.“.
18h V006 work oi the immv A .
be given to all who may pumw
fifteen cent brush llm my 'h. -. .l.
, stration day'l.‘
-—’1‘ry a Sentinel Wow A!
'member is especially requested to at
. tend as many important matters are
to be read and acted upon.
iMlBfllNEliUNCREW
lllSl’ERSES CRIMES
LAWRENCE, Mass. May 5.-——A
e gun crew was added to the
to young ladies or the Que Es club
.Vflw a social mr tilt members this
"is“ in the Community Hall.
{Hui-is, Gottlieb. of the second dis-
iriet. has pol-dissed a lot and building
.. M M street from Bereno G. Al- -’
~- ~ l
fir. and Mrs. John C. Silcox, of
’W Main street have purchased a police force today and assisted in,
hi' gt Marvin Beach and are plannln. dispel-sing crowds of textile slrik‘el ous numbers were made, but all was at that timeof night, he would endeav-
sympathlsers. although the gun was
, u -"t their he ii home there. {not actually brought into use. Reports
‘ “T“ Ithatab mont tionha henar-
ranged gaggnaiisserghe opentllng 3f the the many features was most enjoyable wished to _speal.‘ m; and to say
Philip Weisner. of East avenue. who
has been suffering from appendicitis
hr some time. is to be operated on at
the, Norwalk Hospital. tomorrow. by
Drs. Tracey and Bumell.‘
fourteenth week of the strike had led,
the police to take extra precautions to
prevent another outbreak of violence
peaceful Monday mornings since the
strike began The only call for help
James Cunningham, of 54 Van Zant'
street, is today confined to his home
suffering from a. badly lacerated hand
as the result of 7a painnll injury re-
ceived while at work in the Noni-am
Loot Co.
Oak strets in the tenement district,
eratlves on their way to work. The
machine gun squad went along with
:the police detail sent there. but the
culty. '
I All the men of the gun colew are
The Board of directors of the East mm” ”“1”” Th” ""5 “ Wm"
uniform and commanded by Selgeanm
Norwalk Improvement Association will Joseph pl Casey of Compary 1: 101m}
hold their meeting tomorrow afternoon Regiment, who was decorated for brav-
at 2 o'clock in the Community Hall. 8?! m France. it " announced thati‘
immediately preceding the regular hereafter during the strike 1“ police‘
work will be erformed h '
monthly session of the association. (Jilicel‘fi and that the D180“; 521%:le
ihlred from other cities will be taken
by former soldiers who have been add-
ed to the local force
A trolley car containing mill work-
ers was stoned and window's in the
car Were broken; The polite said no
one was injured.
———_—_~.
GOVERNMENT SELLS AIRPLANES
NEW YORK. May 5—Purcbase
fro mine government of several mil-
lion dollars' worth of airplanes, the
them fly mach
usedduflngthewar.3aganno lining:
hero tutlay by the Curttss Aeroplane
and Motel-C Company. Between 1.000
The regular monthly meeting or the
East Norwalk lmr‘ovement Associa-
tion will be held tomorrow afternoon
in the Community Hall at. 2.30 every
to be discussed.
Mrs 'F'roderlck Knapp of Railroad
avenue is going to be operated on at
the aamford Hospital Wednesday, by
Dr. Dean Foster specialist oi Stam-
It proved to be one of the most;
came from the corner of White and: March and a“ drill
where a crowd was annoying mill op-f.
crowd was dispersed with little dim-t
. it
Program by Noroton HoisM' Pup".'F01W dance. with graph aeoo- “fill: a frontage of over 100 feet. t his former m in Danika"!
a“ Add!” by EM" ”In.“ Rwl.‘ mil-eat. tonn- fileasd four ”9 mfmclassroomsoneaobstdeoftbeimr butlal. m...” -.
Standing room only was the order 01 the Third firth. t large auditorium. only idyllic” are; 71:er avail-sexing"; wggxx'rgd HOUSECLEANING NELI
Sn,"ALl£ué fBed-tinO. en Milli”. ”“9931? m n a
Friday night at the formal opening of r 0 C 839 0 mm The first time at Gatlsbtn’lh. 0' I Mops
Nor-atom} girls of miles an- and M- M 700"" “'"m “ hark-o; t'k”, pardoned the following Au-
Heights, although its handsome audl-lCloslns exercise idea-time. The sond Cooler school. All the rooms are 2:: 0 ‘5'“
ital-mm seated about 200 mu With Family. Dovld moor had six splendidly lighter. the desks being so: Kill more w” in the
he Florida campaign of this Falr~
tn. ”081N071 of . few mm M other boys and; girls of Center arranged that the light comes into t famous
’at the close by Edwin Milton 30,713.. School. roman-om tbeleft side. Ilaekboards field Count: regiment at St. Augus-
A l 28.1068. [is
chairman of the school committee, the- Mr Boyle, when «called upon to ad- and 010d"! M are also provldt- 2:: :LWTMM“ 3"" 1° of the
entire program was given by the cbll lures- the audience; said that it two 0‘ 90" ere. w- ‘ m ”min, “me ya.“
No announcement of the vari-l thirds were in bed, as they shoud be m“ "‘9 0°” ’W o . '
b0" and 81"! mm! “ ”I ” vow-u mums A. Allen.
thW- "“‘mm Wiilm- A. Allen. a voted-anal the
of s modern new”. In one of Civil war dlod at the Fitch home for
which the town may we! be proud. Soldiers at Norotoa. Friday. in his 79th
other school year.
a. w.“ a of the he at The remains were sent to his former
Dal-lea Center. ‘. home in “.31me today for burial.
Stephen Torok is again bane on a He ,mugprlvate inCo. B,Bth
few den’ thrush. {Conn Vol. lat.
H. A. Gibbs of Oracle street. started,
Saturdayonabaflesatrlptohlandf Vmofleovgafl. Downs. be
Be" mm vuxm" Pm" at St"0i%0afirfiime.ri’t$‘§ogg tfor
Duke's church, Noroton, has been at Soldiers. Noroton Friday in his 77th
tannins I convention . ' year. The funeral was held from um
Walter Osborne of Maple avenue has place many with burial din Sprig:
recon been mad his r. Grove cemetery. He solve as a p
cots t‘l'yho lulnt : 22;": “up; vate in Co 8 22d Conn“ Vol. in!
him.
m Hury Carlton o! Norotoulmr m WALL 87“"
Heights arrived in New York from
France, this week. and expects short-
the new schoolhouse at
nastiess Mops, Ceiling Mops
Water Mops, Window Brushl
floor Brushes and Brooms
W4 t Beaters, Feather
wool Dusters
scrubbing Brushes and Clot}.
Carpet Sweepers, Etc.
Albert P. Gehellc "
It‘s Here If It’s Housewm,
. Wham a. 80. Nomam
m Dollvery. Phone 627
v.
mil. BUSINESS
COU£GE
gun—-
Thorough preparation
a ll
dren.
given with clock-like precision. and as or to put the othc third to sleep by
it was so difficult to decide which of making a M56“ out be our
that at some _ time, he. with
other members a mom board,
I would be glad to meet the teachers
and parents to talk over the noose of
the school. Among these needs he
stated. were an dectrlc clock. a Vic-
tor phonograph, and a piano to replace
the square one being used. which he
declared to be a ”misdemeanor and a
crime." He declared that the people
of the Heights are especially indebted
- to Charles A. Kane, the Noroton mean
her of the school board, and to Edward
B. Hindiey, its secretary, for the line
building in which the Heights children
the audience impartially gave vigorous
applause to all. The program was as
follows: -
Opening resltatlon, Welcome . . . .
. Mary Haughtney
ten children of
"The Star Spangled Banner" sung
by all the pupils of the school.
Recitation. An incident of the French
Campaign ............ Walter Oddy
Folk Dance. four boys and four girls of
the kindergarten.
Play. Cock and Dog. four boys of the
First Grade.
Exercise Mother Goose and Her Chil
dren. by seterai boys and girls of are now able to pursue their studies.
‘-- . .
WALL STREET, 10:30 a. m.~!‘lrm~
marked the opening session of for
ly to be discharged and at home. ‘ '
the kindergarten. .Another need to which he referred Little Fan“. "on" was struck on the week on the Stock Exchange. ne‘ Basins“, Civil Service m
Recitation, The Vi’orm. Fred Rosal or was that the two rooms in the building the head by . atone while film our movement showing few traces, how-'- . .
ever, of the extraordinary activity of tracking Penman],
her home on Railroad avenue a couple
of day! use. and quite badly injured.
Rev. B. 0. Carter has been cuter-
the Second Grade. left unfinished should be completed.
Recitation, Behind the Gang; James 91‘ else it would be necessary at I
Little .of the Poul-Ell Grade. " “ much lm «license. to reopen none
the last fortnight. Tobacco special‘
ties were again prominent. American.
——0 or Pit.
Snail min: 2 points and Lorillard 7 ”03mm NEE
Song, Thumb and Fingers. Joseph ' of the rooms in the Nomton school
Houliban of the First Grade. 'the Post Road. which It is expected
. Song, The Dolly that. i Love Beat. a “motel, touse as a junior high 8030‘.
little girl of the kindergarten. Afler the exercises use center of the
Pia ay, The Fox. Bumblebee. Rooster. auditorium was cleared for dancing.
Pig and Boy, children of the First and youn‘ couples enjoyed themselv’s
0359 with modern ‘dsncec' until 10 oclocr.
Folk dance. four boys and four girls when superintendent “'illlams suit“
of the Third Grade. the. building would he closed 3
Recitation. The Chickens and Bella. Cut flowers ”is“ plants and pallis
added to the surmtlvsness of tilefi
taming his friend. Captain Alfred A.
Miller, who rec-any arrived from ser-
vice in France, and who rushed in
townwithMr.CarterforaIswdays
before Wing his trip aaosa the
continent to Seattle to & borne h
Wyn-hinting
Gains of l to 2 points were made by
Boyd Dutch. Texas Company, Harvem
ter, mused. Inspiration Copper. run-g
ertcan Zinc. Writing Paper Pill, inn-r3
nation“ Paper and Atlantic Gulf. the
latter rising to the new record of .
Mill‘s were again busy a few 1661-4. St. Louis and San Francisco
nights ago. making away with almost PM. featured the rails at a 3 point ad.
$100 worth of liquors from Joseph All. vanee.
fol-a... . J
fall;~ bossof the Second'Grddl eld’s case without being heard by the-
'Song, Sail Silver Moon. Albert Chone ditorlam' while framed pictums .a family asleep“ the dooroverbead. An —Try a Sentinel Want Ad-
and 1109 Planes are
over.
being taken
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Loan to the utmost of each subscriber’ s ability, have pledged themselves to make loans
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funds now available, may make an adequate subscription.
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when subscription ls made. . - - - I:
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