Evening sentinel, Wednesday, May 21, 1919 · page 7

'EDNESDAY. MAY 21, 1919

 

 

DEVELOPiNG
and I
PRiN TIN G

done
have net or had it done

 
 

FT yet:
£501 9.

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Satisfaction is guaranteed as
or: developers use the best ma.-
terials and care.

Let us do a roll once and you
will want us to do it always.

DON NELLY’S

16 So. Main St.
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'iitv . 211'». l‘.’ l .'I‘.lill’ll convention
('1 r‘ :i'- Police “550.
1.:itmn in ‘11 mad .1: ll .ilzeptil‘t J1me
"1 Tl:- in it? 12' 1. in h «21 the a~socia~
.21: \ 27!: .2 .1 h 2.1th The busi
,- -/ ‘ \‘iII «- Ilt'ltl in Eagle-3'
AH !
2 i112: partly to bad weather and

-7;.- by request, the musical enter-
now/n! and sketch which was given
“it . Young People's Society of the
1‘1". Norwalk Congregational (‘hurch
Friday. May 9th, will be repeated
day evening. May 27th. with a

 

~l.--i oi new and interesting fea-
...—.—
‘lililll 11)., about 26 pei tent. or

u'inal—wa» cast in New Britain Tuesv'
.., in the city election for minor oili-
Thi- Junocrats gained two mem-

-; of the r'imnion council, but the

'llrlH‘itnS still retain control. having

the Rt) meiiihers. Republican?

2 successful in tlietcontcsts for se-

and m embers of

“awn. Constables

school board.

mid “'t"‘l\' lllv‘t'lillz tomorrow
“Hill; at 7:43 o'clock in the South
filo-tliodht Episcopal church.

of lust Thursday evening

y-iun by it number of lay-

;it-rstion. ““"hat I “'ould

Q‘ Minister." will be fol»

‘l¢:lt)n this week by the.

A? th.

pirstitm.’ “\\'li;it l
l\\‘ere the (‘oncrezn-

~li~t'll(l low an interesting
\\'I‘."ltll|ti “‘le'.“ v\'t‘l'_\'l)0d_\'

u. l'I. t‘iv lt-(lllllt-Hlt'nis

' lli‘ tic-r; code hf (2111(in
human (‘iilhollc church.
2.:~ notified the pried:

2 ‘.\ in: are elizilili» tor all
permanent
.i‘llv rwttorship of SI,

of lmzi'iur)’ has hermit.)
death of tlit- Rev.
_ ; t. l those who dwire

., .‘1(.(ll Ziti‘ lllr‘ vacant

‘, iii lilc iizimi-s “3th
iilt :llii')’ LIT.

rm tnz'atc.

v1.12 lllt

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st tittlll I'l'
which

.l‘iln (‘Hl‘Cl'elt‘
’lito- i-Vpenment.
‘1 -i in a San Francisco
been Still] 10 the
“mun-1m Steamship line at
Thu purchase price was
Hilton-2, The Oiijzinal cost
el \Vi‘.‘ approximately $900,-
. 2 Faith \\‘;IS the first large. con-
'1) ho (onstructed. The
law“ in service twelVe
'l‘lw l-‘rench-American people
”.t‘l patties interested in the
lwtil'gilanPG Norwalk and
: Steamboat Line. ;

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kiln opinion (‘2 g}.

.r' \‘I'l£.I

'av-eit

‘ their wake.

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, home

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IACCIDENT MAY

END THE FLYING
DAYS OF MORGAN

((‘oiitinu l " r:‘ Page but.

did not concur in
Who told him
lljui the injuries h~~ iueeived Sunday
illl 'd his thin: dam Captain Mor-
:iii mild “hen he rscoreicd fioni his,

an s. .l‘l {m

:i'sgc'lan,

I ll 3'11};

injuries he mould make an tfl‘ort to

obtain a new plane and start an inde-
pendent flight for the British Isles.

itaynham is 01’ the opinion that his
mat-lime could be made fit to fly. eith-
«1' With it lit-\V engine. or with the old
our. l-‘ullmVin: an inspection of the
mm”. experts said it had suffeied
Mile in the Ht’l'ldt 11:. and could be
put in shapi- to; the 21W :11 it-st d-s-
uiumled oi it.

An ttll'llll-I is to be “Lulu by the
expedition”: livri~ pll‘DHl’Illg
ior lililllr" to chain more stitist'actory
\\t-"dllill‘ lx'DOiLS “than any heretofore
‘ obtained. Meteorologists oi the expe-
ditions met his: night anticonsidercd
ldefi-c s due to the transiiiis'sion dr-
la\s.11nd u. rcqtiest will be made ut
2111? l'liitish Air Ministry for more vol-
luminous icports. As an instance ()1
the (liinaeis oi delayed information. it

was said that the minor depression l'é‘"

ported near the Azores before Harry
Hawker set out on Sunday had grown
to tremendous storm proportions be.
fore the next report arrived on Sun-
day night. it was addcd'that had an
immediate report been made and for—
warded promptly. the missing airman
might have been warned iii time to
disaster. This instance “as
titcd as an example of shortcomings
‘of lht‘ present system. rcgardles: of
vshethei it had any connection with
the theory that Hawker‘s Sopwith was

, overcome by this storm.

No Hope for Hawker or Grieve.
ST. JOHNS. N. R.
for the safety
and Commander

Mackenzie Grieve,

'missinz since they set out eastward

through the air on Sunday in their
Sopwith biplanc for Ireland. was vir.
tuttlly abandoned today by the British
ilicrs preparing here to take wing in

N02} after being so long on the water
had been a source of encouragement
but it is iecognized that the Hawker-

_'GllP\P machine carried only a cookie-i
compared :
hull of the American-

shell emergency boat as

“ill: the stout

nat al plane
Regarding the fate of Hawker and

Grieve.

short time utter leaving St. Johns,
and that the wireless collapsed. The
opinion is gaining ground that field
ice and hcrgs extending for one hun‘
died miles on the coast may have at
It cted the walk 01 the engines through
the intense (old congeuling the oil
.'\llltli(‘1tn .iirnien who flew to
TIPPJDN' _\ tiniii Roc kawa} N. Y..
tound that this condition caused them
stiious intonit-uitnce,distu1bing all
their engines. Home of which virtually
burned out from this cause. according
to ofl'iccrs tihouitl the l'niled States
supply ship l’rmric.

CLINTON BROTHERS
IN AUTO MIXUP

 

t‘.\t2l'll.l.lf.
mmicx would lIH‘.t4

()l'l‘.. Ma) '.'1~The
given a lot to film
this.
(‘lzirenie Hinton.
n: on a precipitious
l'lliltl. (‘linton 12:1»scd another car.
rounding :i l’lli\t‘. Riley Clinton. his
brother. coming in the opposite direc-
tion. Sil'llt'k tlw (‘hirence (‘linton t-zir
lit ud‘hn. the machine over a

tamily. Wt-l't- drii

th row in ;:

thirty-tun idziliziiil-ziiient. The cat
turned turtle without anyone helm:
hurt.

Then :1 third l‘hn‘on. also ti brother

cued the other two
bringing them all
one of the wrecketl‘

lll‘UVt’ ti‘tim; 21nd rig.
('liiitoii t'uinilies,
and towing

machines.

 

BEEKEEPERS' CONVENTION.

The Fairlield (‘onnty Beekeepers'
Association will hold it meeting Satur-
day. May 24th at 2 o'clock. in the Com»
iiioii Council room. city hall. Stamford;

The meeting will be addressed by.
Lloyd R. \‘I'atson. head of the beer'
kw-pina department of our State Am:
i'icultural College at Stories, Conn

Ilis topic will he “Control of Swarm-
ing in Connecticut with the Production
of Comb Honey." Mr, Watson will also;
give a demonstration in lianillin: bees
All intcri sled tire Ulflld to be prestnt.
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b; "He Was a Good Friend - . .1 1
E, But a Poor Executor." / I ‘=I I . '1 '1'".— I
E 2/: ‘ I. Q
E Settling an estate 2 I ’ I i
successquy calls for : . D . c I
2 more than good intentions. '5 I m ./ l
i‘, Pfiicipally it 1:11: , n81 WE HAVE THEM
' ears 0 .
Z . “l ,, WOMEN'S oxronos
“knowmg how. .
E Grey Suede, Brown, Black and
Our experience is at your 21/ Patent Kid
,2 service - , >_ ,5" '1; Hahogany and Cherry Calf
. ‘00¢i”£"1’ “They’reinaclass by them-
i f. selves! _,fi 1;.
" *- —— i315.
The South Norwalk i 0!
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May 21.~Hope'
of Harry G. Hawker.

News of the safety of the ,

some of the airmen herebe-j
here the Sopwith collapsed within 111

1
lumbcrman and

.malis, who is wanted in the town of
IOranze for
. been Committed

, lice-man Burns has been authorized to

‘fect.
"'Wyetli's Sage and Sulphur «Com-If

LEAVES one SON HOME,

l ANOTHER W'ALKING STICK
'WEll of W:l'.:am Toothill, Disposing of“
v Real Estate Fited for Probate.

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i. .-. 'l‘t‘zklt 3 lhi<
(“t)'. is gin!“ likill‘ll Too hill under
of his father. “'i lliam Toot
hill. filed in l’robiitc court Monday af~
ternoon. To John Henry Toothill is
alien a stay: handle waiking stick and :3
to John Touiltill is given Wearing an i

,'v( 0,

the will

pare]. All the rest of the property is
lei? to :1 1nd 4 hi 112: n The instrument {5
drawn )lny ‘.‘-'~. 19h. appointed John '

llcury Tootliill executor. but a codicil -—:

23.1919. revokes
the Elli-Oinlllltlli 1i .Ii’3llll Henry
hill as executor an}. appoints E'illiani
llenry \\'i,cgles.worth as executor with-
out bonds. Judge llillzr allowed the
will and appointed H. A, Remington
and Albert Foss as appiaiscrs of the
estate. which consists of real estate
amounting to about $3.500.

GIRLS PASS TENDERFOOT TEST

attackcd or. .‘ipril

Too:-

The Girl Scout movement in Nor-
Walk is progressing rapidly and in the
Daisy Troop. No. 1, sixteen of the
twenty—five girls have passed the ten-
derfoot tests. A second troop is
formed The Daisy Troop is in charge
of Miss Maraaret .lt~nnin,<:~'. captain.‘
and the scouts of this troop meet regu-
larly with Miss Ralph De‘l’itt llavens‘
at her home in “’infield street. As the;
1 boy scout organization was founded by!
.Sir Robert Baden-Powell, so was the,
girl scout ormization founded by‘
Mrs. Juliette Low. in Savannah. Guy
in the year 1912. The progress 0! the -
organization since that time has ‘1.“-
rapid and country-wide. and
present time the growth is amazing}
The object of the organization is to
give thfigirls. thmugh natural. whole-I
some pleasures. these habits of mind.
I and body which will make them usehtl.‘
responsiblewomen. It gives them 3'
love of the outdoors. and in the train-'
ing in the indoors given them a self?
reliance and self dependence. which;
will count materially throughout their;
.lires. The Girl Scout pkture, ”The
.Golden Eaglet." gives a wonderful
idea of the accomplishments of the or-:
ganization and is owned and controlled
by the Girl Scout organization. It will
be shown at the Regent theatre Fri‘
‘dny. May 23, in conjunction with "His.
’Wiczs of the Cabbage Patch." in which
Marguerite ('larli stars. “The Eaglet"
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Reliable Couch Hammocks

The kind that combine comfort and service to a remark-
able degree. Buy one for the verandah or sleeping porch. We
sell them with or without stands and'awningt.

A Big and Varied Line til Porch Furniture
RAYMOND & SON

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OVER lll WESTPOR'I‘

IThere are over 5000 good
people. Once in awhile a
few bad ones drift into
‘ town from adjoining cit?
gies and hie ak in houses
,slmt aside from that the
lplace is alright. i

i'iDuring the summer the
gpopulation increases 0v—

'cr 20001)}' the addition:

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BRASSIERS

Do your realize what a good Braasiere means to‘ your
figure?

It keeps your shoulders straight, supports the but, con-
ceals the top of the corset, and if it. is well made and attrac-
tive, it forms the back ground of your blouse.

The Brusiere's appeal In the particular woman is uni-
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INSURANCE

Reliable (Io-patties

REAL ESTATE
In all its Branches

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port offers 0\ or other
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" where they

merchants of South Nor-
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Tilt“ NEW scam

DEFINITION OF
mouse (-1

These 7000 people tradciadiusvvns :zéh
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in get the m

i” best values and for thatig‘fgfijzwe“ “m“ ”a “I."

”reason it behooves theft”?-

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Careful fittings are giv en daily by our expert Gautier.
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Use Your Credit

to the Victory Loan.

We Will Loan at 4 3.4%

The City National Bank

 

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planning to take advantage of this up ‘
‘poitunity to see it.

Girl Scouts are stationed (‘ilt‘ll tiller-J
non at Glendeuninz's drug store, up
town. and at “'oolworth‘s. flu) and IF]!
cent store in the second district, and
tickets may be secured irom them.

 

. STATE HOSPITAL DIRECTOR
RESIGNS.
HARTFORD. May 213-77
tion of Edwin S. Greeley. of New Ha-
vtn. as a member of the Board of
Tiustees ot the Norwich State Hospi-
tal for the Insane was accepted by
(internm Holcomb. The cox crnot has
appointed former Governor Rollin S!
'VVoodrui‘f. of New Haven. to succeed'
Mr. Greeley on the board. GmérnorI
.Woodiufi“ was thief executive of the
state liom 1907 to 19u9 when Got-
"”301 Holcomb “as :ittome} general. I
The resignation or Mr. Gr. eley will go
into efl'trt June ]. and (.memory
W ondrufi will fill the unexpired teini.
“llltll ends July 1 1921.

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Win the Battle of the Slums
It Furnishes the Machinery

You Furnish the Funds

CONNEALLY 8K13RACKEN

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Steak, Chops and
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Pos tals being sent out soliciting
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WANTED FOR ROBBAERY. I

H ARTFORD May 21. _..
tion has been made by Gmernor Hol-
comb on the GovernOi of New York
state f01 the extradition of Peter The-

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robbery alleged to have

April 23 and who is

now under ariest in New York. Po~

go to New York for the prisoner. ‘

00MB SAGE Ill HI
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If Mixed with Sulphur it Darkens so:
Naturally Nobody can Tell. I
Grandmother kept her hair beautifuil
lv darkened classy and attractive with .
a brew of Sam and Sulphur. Whene'v.‘
(1 bet haii took on that dull. Mei or
{streaked appearance this simple mix-I
ture was applied with wonderful ef-
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this old- time recipt. improved by the.
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“A Man May Be Down,
But 30’: Never Out”

The slum streets of cities are our
“trenches" now.
HELP
THE SALVATION am
To win its battle them.

 

I. I. MALLETTE

1‘01. 40.

mammal.

"era. rumor:

Leaves Pier at foot of East 5th
St. N. Y.

Daily at 3 P. 3!.
(Sunday Excepted)
Leaves So. Norwalk in time for
8 A. M. Delivery in New York

City.

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PHONES
New York—Forsyth 9151
South Norwulk 604

NEW YORK & NORWALK
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L. IFFRON

Bow Street.
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Painless
Extracting

The unsolicited testimony of my
many patients is all that is new
to prove that teem extracted in my
office are taken out absolutely with
out pain. and without any ill mu e!-
fect. if you have teeth that need ex-
ti‘actinz. come in, and be able to lay.
as so many others have sail. “It In
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wmmbohcpiolg Mend-uneasy, ....

store natural color and beauty to the
hair.

A well -known downtown drugxist
says everybody uses Wyeth' a Sale and
Sulphur Compound now because it!
darkens so mumps) and evenly our;
nobody can tell it has been applied—-
it's no easy to use. too. You simply
dampen a comb or soft brush and dnw

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16 So. Main St, So. Non-alt.
HOURS: 0 A. H. To I P. I.
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