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‘e‘nelr-‘e. wretched n semen, June 29.1
- "on “The films and tile Pence mm";
at the Bethany Presbyterian Church.
Philadelphia.” 1nd another on July R,’
entitled “Religion and Patriotism.”l
both pertaining to America in the
peace negotlntions. These two ser-
mons were distributed. this week. in
pamphlet. form and can be had of Dr.
Pentecost.
NOR W'ALK *
SOCIETY -
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Young Carl Adams. driving Stew: 071d Pam
art’s wagon. narrowly missed a moat)!
[collision with H. Street's ice truclt.f
_ . Monday morning. Turning into Sedan. NEWS .
residents 0f the 335‘ Side wick avenue from Mansfield. Darien.3 , .
the excursion trip to ““550“ young Adams was counting-his change
.u the 559W" Merchant, yes-,0, something. but the horse was.
- Robe :watching a. bit himself and swerved
rte was called to Third aside just in time. I _
on Saturday evening, to settle' Howard E. Holly. of Darien. has n' 3“”' William 3' Odellhhnsd ”3:“:
m loamp in Columbus Grove. near Rotorl celvod - ”fir‘gdnnffizm etheafsg‘sail:
monthly meeting of the 335; Point. where he goes after business Miser C9319 810d: 0311:! w
Immvement Association hours. It is for himself and employees. in: or ”em“; The “shmt‘wm
”held at the Chmmunity Hall at ‘but visitors drop in. The young men “on m. h ' in littl ‘
tomorrow afternoon. :enjoy the camp and some great timeolpmbffly reach era} 1 Am :1 elem:
m Middleton returned to his'arc had there. In addition to Mr“ week. Ml” Odell 9‘ e a
. lNovember for Liverpool, and than»
afternoon, having re- Holly there are Sam and Call Adams.. t to—London and 8, son
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ITI'IACTIVE HOMES
need not lw cxpvnsiwly m,
'nished. “'9 are showing mu!"
beautiful suites and piecm lll.
0 ,A . , rm: 0. Richard Abendroth and the butcher. ? wen . . -
-.1°:‘..’:i:.h"“2:2b‘.:0§.r:£3“n"m:.Pm l“ ”a“ a“ “own; 3&5; ' ‘ ohllin another lot 3 cents. . .0. only m .00.. x
' The first “katy‘dld” was heard dnl F0? m tme e ’ . lel outlast a lifetime of u}.
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m. .53. E from Camp Lpton. . ’Thursday evening. July 24. and if the "1 Germany. 51nd recently returned m
we“ Johnson Who was a. .ormor old tradition is true frost may be 9.2- Brest.
W's! the Central Fire Station ls peeled about September 4th. which is: Thomas E Spino. office manager of
M1? 9333596- ?emng ”’5 “‘1' rather early. but it has been ohservedi the Savage Arms Corporation. 0’ m”
113 plant in readiness for the. for several years that when a solitaryl on. Pa.. visited or. the home oThin par-
. .
.. Ask about ll. .
> as he intends to open shortly. katydid is heard there is a spell of 33 cuts, Mr. and Mrs. S. Chariott. 63
"lie mu! (filling 0f the ('Onnecll- few days of very cool weather. withtclleimmt street. yetserdoy. He 19“
Albert D. Morgan
, ”thee Works was held at the Dorlon very chilly nights, about six weekslI '
Tm Saturday afternoon. One of from that time. guess trip for the “Hm I
we famous shore dinners that Dor— Milton Smith. son of the late Dr. P.’ The )lisses Am E‘m and “‘3’ .
jars is noted for was served the lace M. and Mrs. Smith. of this town. who. bell) Priscoltar‘of 3‘9" York are the
W ,has 'been in the regular army for the $1193” or Mr. and Mrs. M018 at 1::
H Kiss Helen Delmar of Edlie avenue DBSY four yearS. has returned from MM“ Streel- The? will nmln
V .M' - 1 service oversea—”l, ha‘v'in earned four town for two weeks‘ vacation. visiting . .
' ‘ n “19 up the Hudson yes erday g be principal cities of the state. , \, ,- . _ ~ _. .. 7 - _
IV ;‘ mkrd the Iron Steamer \VaShington . I - ; Ifluig Ba Ckman, of New York. ”turn-
5
"3113‘- She went as far as Xewbllrgh for Volunteers thus far. serving under. ed to his home last evening. an" hav-
Tho Inlet Hall-ador- and Kishley, of Stamford. com.
“d men 5 t ' .' spent several Weeks at the home
rum she went to the top of Mt. Bea—' served under his command in Mexico‘ “18
A R S . Wmuwenoyumom,ww Muller
7 « went, Conn. Phone 488-2. We, p've the best serviu possibll-
Q”, 1and the Southwest. His term of enlist-j of Mrs. C0” Amerian. 0‘ South Main
all work Mindy manned. Drop in and look the no“
ment having expired, he expects soon 5‘7“”-
10 1 If“ M. WRIGHT m... m M... I... .v...
fulness. If your exponsiw 1.4a
ties are limited by a mum
purse. come and sm‘ how mm
We offor for little lllonny,
7 ”the residents of Van Zant Etreet it ., ~ . .Mr. and Mrs, FrPderlck M, Thompe-
.d vosbome avenue are complaining: 0 meme “8 discharge‘ 0 son. of Alabama. are spending n few
g: small children. who may 011' days in Norwalk. in connection vlth
J streets. These streets are very‘ ' the sale of their property in Newtown
kflly traveled by automobiles, and avenue, -
‘5. mim fell" thflt that some 011 Miss Charlote Lockwood. of (Drool:I
.. children Will be badly hurt one Off street. left Saturday for Naugatuck.’
, _ days if a stop is not put to the where she will enjoy a two we“' va-
Moe. "‘ cation visiting her relatives.
Elton Saunders, son of Mrs. and was held during the .afternoon. Miss (fella Alison 'returned to her;
_. . ' home last evening. nftor hnvbg been
*1. Harold A. Saunders, ofEastNor l The old fashloned barn dance. the guest of M,“ Rose Tum". of 1.
”it-WW mans bicycle “93" tbe.which was held at the dollhouse on Grove street.
n! J 1mm fimx a??? ' Saturday evening. was: one of the moot Mr. and Mrs. William P. Ward start-g
m machine was owned by Peter g-succegnm aflairs that has a, yet been ed today for Buffalo. Niagara Falls and;
momma, of Westport avenue. lnheld at the island. The club room 3:": mac“ 0‘ “new“ “ N9" Y0“
we Clix-w? 831}: réinnftdmi shaggidggi with hay in order that the dance mas Ann. Brennan. 0, mm.
' would have the appearance and give was the week-end guest of Miss Mar-
; accident would not result more
marine boy’s part, theygtmck ‘the effect of a real barn dance. The at? Pawers. 01' Stevens street. "01‘
" “Matching the car. The old fashioned barn dances with the‘ K
.» 0 . ' enneth Bedlam. yeomnn the
:87. however. received a slight cut on nld fashioned music that goes m. navy. w“ lhe week-2nd guest 3 his
-. hack of the head and was taken . .
the doctor’s. by the ”"0”, who :them. was a part of the evenings en 33:.“ at their home in Center Ive-
gm" re fled the matter to the 01. .tertainlncnt. and almost everyone - ;
‘ae. No grants were made. p ‘present was teen dancing. A very Shgfirfh'x: slglllLbe'El m:
enjoyable evening was well spent. and mg ml; morning for . two m“.
lthe committee, Mr. Goate, Mr. (Ian sojourn to Lake Genegnnuttgfl. Y. 7 "
-zenmuller and Mr. Olsen. were con- My"! W- 03M"! and Louis Soder-
gramlated for the fine evening of en- strain. employees 0‘ the South N0"
, tertnimnnnt which they had provided. "a. ”333' m m
Refreshments were served tmll free Mrs. Wlmnm Seton .
of charge. . to her home in "Brooklyn after Ms
at the home of Mrs. William I. floor-e. "
'SJncoln Avenue. for the week.
Rev. and Mrs. John 3. My ,_
started on an auto trip to Hdtwood. ‘5
PL early this mowing. when they
will spend the month of August.
lure. Henrv Moeller. of M Avo-
nue. is visiting friends in Brooklyn.
for several days.
Mr. and Mrs. William Hubbell, of
Lincoln Avenue, entertained friendll
over the week end.
SUMMER DRESSES
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’Plnkus Needle and family motored
"h New York city yesterday.
‘ 11k. ud'flrs. Martin. of New York,
N to Rowayton yesterday,
J 'fiore they visited at the home of Mr.
“d Mrs. Aaron Stevens.
,» Mr and 4M3. William Moore and
, Elie. visited Captain and
0 ’ Mania Parker of New York Irvin ‘ k
. . . , g C. Jennings. of The Nash En- 98m T() 8“
' "1:23:33. of the Bible Study shearing Company. has returned from _ . 153 W G N ' A -
19335: 1""us WW0? "Gums 8 #:3112153 333mm“: Ind family, of; ' a. wumarox 31'. "'—
~ ,, e mo rs. I'm H. higglnu, on "M" New York. are guests of W h , '
. - rut». . _ . .rs. Charles Mllspaugh. of Sedg Norwalk. #1. .
mel'mflwtzat‘lfmbfggefiwtfi wick avenue, is (mile 111. Richard H. Ireland is taking a non-l We close of 1 p. m. Wednesdnys dnnns July and August. 7, m
.. ‘ Water Comma: duri: va- Miss Lois Gillette has been enter- ”‘m "m “3 duties ”M n m. ’ 1...... ' “£3le
' g inlning Minn Helen MoCrea, formerly- South Not-walk 9°“ 0M. 1' ’ " “4 V
,, .4 or Williams ’who of this town. Miss Cecelia Byrno. of Brookyln. N. ' ,
a”. .. 0...... 0.0.. .0. m. 0. x00... .. me; magmas: .00.... - N» ”H ~ ‘3’ ”mm" "m”
, nan “yer, m. Sm l Ox Ridge, have returned ‘rm 8. motor .uis‘ “0;.3 le 0‘ N n. rt. N J
0 Me with mung the New . "in to Poughkeel’s‘e- vlo’ted friends in gonna Neal-win: 8'1an
gluten t: vigil friends and S. EV. Hall and family are entertain- dgy', « 0 ’ - l
on ere. a cw ays ago. inz- . H. Falk. wire Chief of Hotel J. Irving Dibble and Attomey Geo. ' ' < >
Meta-n employed In and Martinique. New York. ‘ 11. v0; rzh are In New York today 2 our sale [8 G0“ n
" We held 8 553.09 at the John ‘R. Conn, who has been serl- on basin .
We on T356” evenmg which ously m at his home on Prospect Vincent Costello of the local post-
'0" 'hmo 1150 (211th mm; of that! street for over a week. is improved. ollce is enjoying a short vncnflon.
_ ‘ e y ”m“ 95 8’99“ J Registrars William H. Wilmott and '
. amen Bennett were at the Town
. lutwwrgeszor an31::lfl§:llnall' ““31“ ”“89 the “we“ “313 “Al" Kent. of the W m
. o in: nu- malcapped in life :gngflgxfc;flg-;Vme “me “We” of the Sentinel to enjoying a one-week
1‘ » my friends took pity on him ' ’ -' vocation from his duties. Eugene
' ‘mnema money enough for a Clarence Scofleld. In. son of Build- lemma is summons for non.
mu artificial leg. ing COEU'BCUJT C. E. Scofleld. 0‘ W081 James L‘SNCCE. g former “Mm
.avenue. has returned with his (“8- .ommfmmmmmmm
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as 117mm. I0. HOW“; man 394.
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‘1 charge from the army, after over a a'position in‘the aune capacity with
‘ml if MK $33:va F31? ’leh“lh”"l’§ “if” ”“m‘emsmm'm'm' Intends-all 350M250 I mmmmunmnmnrmnm
‘ . vera men 8 wt t e The Foley Tennis Olnhdld mmy "“ . .
Army 0’ Occupation, any games yesterday. Members of me. ~ , I Ill '1 II H I w my I. l Y0]
Lieutenant Almond Bogardus, of team were holding nutme- between.
W} Seattle, Wash, who has recently re one another for practice. i
turned from service in the Army of The Norwelk Bowling Alleys are
,. ( Occupation, and has been visiting undergoing extensive repairs. The ma ‘
fills. a Glass of Salts to Flush Kid. friends in town. states that, while in terior of the building is being re;
9")" .7 Blldder Bother: You. .Coblenz. he met Miss Helen Price. decorated and several new electric
. mat regularly EVentually daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Thomas L. lights are being installed.
”numbing-nu. “Wanting!
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other, says a. well-known authority. . mm ‘0 her “me hem ' my will be held this evening at the ‘ m m m.
' the uric acid in meat excltes‘ Reports received about John Alt- Central Fire Station. ‘ wmaml 8!. .
kidneys. they become overworknmnn. who had a hand out off last week . —...'_r BENIN W”. W I‘
{1 anon-tn; clog up and cause at Stamford. and Nathan Finch. who . . ' W L
, «mu-cu. particularly back: fell on a building and mm W 100% » ~ 5 W '
3nd misery in the kidney region; are encouraging in both cases. Mr. . o . ll- - x ' - ’
maesfoevere headaches. Finch has his foot in [plaster not. 1: l - ‘5 —- “ rm KW“ d d in 14’
maul, constipation. torpid - The first of August saw u. eat I . T o H M d noting the moment that we I..." at lust succee 9 .7 \r
mmss' bladder and ““n‘ many Changes about Darien. «gm; ' . > :E - I 5 ur ome 8' e beginninnmmm in in every respect up 1°. ”‘6 hm.
.. . ~ . them we note Gear 'Philcox bu
mt your back hurts or id- the Sylvester Remiggton place align: .
lured! acting right. or if bla der vacant lot next to it belonging to Loom ,
. 31 about. four ounces of Maine. Edward Gartrell is reported?
. tron any.“ pharmacy: negotiating for the Horace Whitney!
. Man a glass of house on Bayley avenue. Mrs. W. L:
anion breakfast for a few days Lowndes is «buying the James‘ Stew-l
, kidneys will then act the. ens place on Junie avenue, now oc-
film-um is_ made trom't’he cupied by Sidney omreu. Mr. and
I. lemon juice. com- Mrs. IR. A. Wigwam fat-stile
M1! we insist upon. .;
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