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"oi“:ni‘Q-LK J F. D. RohrbIEn—ot the old To...»

.. eke road is enjoying a vacation at
Lake George.

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Mrs. litien Doyle of Bar Harborl’ George C. Brown has sold “Cross.
In. is n visitor at the home of her‘ wuy"s." his Tokeneke house. to J. Mc-l
ulster. Mrs. Donald Jennings of \‘an Carthy of New York city.

2am street. 3 The winter schedule of the Connec-

Wl'lll'aln flee-a. iomwrly . . ‘
Norwalk is gtttln: along nicely at the Monday. cars on this divtrion runningl

Norwalk Hospital. following an opera- on a forty minute basis.
fion tor allpé'ndil‘llifi Harry Parker's house in Tokemltcf
. A large attendance is expected at has been sold by Mrs. (‘xcrrlt Smith.
the “90!“! (33300 10 be given 3! "W the Tokeneke real-estate agent, to,
Country Club this (rotting. This is Dalitl Ressatl of New York. 3
Ideal wentber for dancing. ‘ Mrs. Henry Form. and son. Francis,‘
In common 'i‘h WON" all 0"9“ ‘he have returned to their home here af-
mm"_ 'mt Skiers" bib"? {til the ter mm‘ng ”VCR! m! 8! Pater-
oflects oi the severe blight that has son, N J” with relatives.
swept 0‘" ”w pmmo fields. Misses Katherine and .\ittry Clifford;
”rs‘ F. 5' Drundage 0f Fm“ Him," have returned to their home here after;
has returned to her home. alter a nut

, spending the summer months with,
as the guest of her daughter. Mrs.

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oi East titut Conway Will 50 into 936“ he“ do the town commented upon. We

store or Trish-om c Hyltt. mat.
relinquished her position sum.
evening. now that vocation days srel
practically over. '

While at work on the new Tokennko
cement road Joe Gnunerl. e “boron!
had his ankle fractured and his leg'
badly hurt by hogs oi’ cement tolling;
on him. Dr. Noxon was summoned:
and attended the mo who will be all'
right in a few days.

interest in the new Tokeneke Inn
on the L'ost Road was very much in,
evidence this week. The inquiries
were numerous not! the good it will,

 

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ttu‘ut the Tokeme colony will organ-s
ize the company soon.

All of the Rowayton boys who did‘
their hit for their coma-y during the
world war. both on this side and.
across the ocean. 8Y0 anticipating.
with pleasuro‘ the wolcon' h-o cei-
brotion which takes place out Wed-l
nesdoy. Donbtlecn nil nowunon will‘
turn out toseetheboynuthoir but“

Rowayton M. E. C.“ W.'
Rev. George A. Baird, pastor. 8“,:
day morning worship at 10:30. sermon
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Anna T. Hipson of 9 Seaside Place,
who served in the war as an army
nurse. has been assigned the task of
getting her sister nurses together. and
.lnform them where to a:‘.~emble on the.
morning of the parade.

Now that it has been finally decided
to extend the line of march through a
part of the Third district. all East
Nut-walk residents,’siorc keepers or
hetory owners are urged to loose no
time in decorating their homes or os-
“bushments.

1t hue been planned to have some
1mm 'G. A. R. men and ten wounded
'World War veterans ride in automo.
tiles in the parade. About tennma-
chines will be needed for thin pun.
arose. Any East Norwulk automobile
owners. anxious to cooperate with the
parade committee. by loaning their
machines for the occasion. will [kindly
get in immediate touch with Judge
John Keogh. 97 Washington street.
telephone 535-2.

William A. field who was nominated
by the Democrats for the oiiice of
councilman in the Third Taxing dis-
trict. has been obliged to decline the
honor. Pressure of other business is
given an the reason for Mr. Reid's tie-
clination He is a well-know'n' resi-
dent here. and his populafityiwotfld
Invention! strength to the tidal Ho

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.‘ Tokeneke holdings among

E. Kellogg Trowbrldze and family.‘
who has been occupying M124. ltallaln'tllI :51“, a. m. Devotion“ service 0‘ he
l pvt orth League at 645 p. 3. Sim
Tokeneke house. have returned to evening. worship at 7”. W
their Tokeneke home in the city. theme "The Uncrow‘hed KNIT 1"!!!
Mr. and Mrs. Earl F. Thames have prayer meeting will 1.. hold m

'returned to their home in Howayton day evening .1 745, Thu yellowing

avenue from New Preston, where they topic. will be considered, "A Prod...-
were the guests of Mrs. Thome's‘ tion of Peace." i
brother. Dr. Howard G. Stevens. sq... consideration in being given!

Herbert Withet‘spoon. the concert in Tokenele to a plan for m.
singer. has bought the cedar lot which g iirst-olnss inn on the Pal M an
adjoins his property. making his propnrty at the Tokenokto switch
the most which was used as tho entrnnoe to
extensive in the put I Tokenelte by wny of the no. not root!

Preston M. Hart. Jr.. is enjoying 8 until the town hid out the new and
two weeks‘ vacation from his duties in a few ye.“ ago. It lg hollowed not! I
the ofllce of the Standard Oil commy hotel would my well. ‘ the it
of New York, and is spending the. time would be u m idea to m not 3
who his. pant-ts. Captain and Mrs‘ plnoe and Ilandon the M an
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We win close out 209 Velvet and
Velveteen Hats and Shapes at.
one-halt their regular - prices.

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. 7 ~ H g , cocoa
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has been recovered by Captain Ai- lul in in and to be interested in tho 3;" York.
drew Mills. inteod‘nl bt-intt r'rlcn it project. m‘. m mm i. sup
awe-r- ao though it was not rcunlv. Mrs. cumming and In. Vila-n m m m m a, W
mocred and m1 adrift into n porty It the Ton-one mi no“ “0““
arm: and lint. Daniel R We" none on welt-cu” to the nod; 5..."; ,- ... 0,... l...
have m to their home on Crow and “hum of m. m. M.- ‘
avenue. They rented their home for; 11¢. (001! m a. m u.‘

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conducted a very succeitsiul bazaar in

are made on the switchboard in that York state of the and .ud the car
Community Hall last evening. Both '

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.ociale and financially. the all“
eclipaed all expectations. The neatly
errant“ .Ifid attractively decorated
booths were covered with a large and
elaborate variety 0! “cats" "drinkn."
and fancy needle work and domestics.

Ringwlotiemloore 0! Paid: OM is
in chm-3e ot'tnc me oi as. north;
the photographer of Washington
erect. durilg the absence of It. Norili
from town. Mr. North attended a con-
motion in Winfield. lacs, m
week. '

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' cause OHS fine luster.

nndtvthrolxh the amber found the‘m “hen In. W, e! the
owner. The ur was stolen a week '88 m. '

“°- ‘ "' "~ nu. nun woe. am
A‘ "‘9 R°"‘"°" 3‘9““ “man-nominate: uric We.

the clutch of the‘“30ond"flcw and a h M? II II IIII ‘ a. U
W‘nospel. next Sunday morning I". P8“. ' ’1

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Moon—m rm rhythm—braidinngfibothupo

II- to 1-90 “flue-I'M“ m and can. But it too falls in strni‘tuiines—thc j
on! sun.- mu.- “ lflllll I!” ”MN”! of the skirt. ,‘l

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W'W‘M‘WMM ”In.” “but: cut toopolnt winded

The mystery table and grab bag wait a
big among. Dancing, the music {or The crop or low potatoes, it i! re-_
which was furnished by an exception. ported, ha‘s been damaged by the irtL
flly line orchestra. continued until a quent ""15 since mid-summer, and
late hour; lshow aim of early decay if not used

All a result or the entrcatim made promptly. Therefore. the local 570'-

' by East. “Nor—walk people, through cm are disposing of their crop new.
mchag-i P. Dunn. the line or march mouths to bl! Kaine pomoec It:
‘10:- the mule Comm mm.» Mi "3 "Guam the, winter.
ode has been extended to take in o1 3““ R‘th Thom». who ’0' the past
motion 0! the Tihrd mm. This ties muse-n com In time“:
cinion was reached at a meeting of the Christian 43mm“ ‘0“ It “9 W
“Mice men's committe of thirteen. riouu,cmps.v_n‘nfl who has be“ M“
held in city hall last evening. Theboyc M t M in with main! Iii
wil march oy'er the Washington Mrs. Russell P. Thomas of Rownyton
”mi We, along valew avenue. avenue. ills returned to ha tilt”. at
over through Osborne nvenue. and m Monroe. Va. lino Thomeu'

'then back to the bridge by my of many Meltdown-o undo! theoppor-
Wan 2am street. . unity of greeting her once more.

All East-Norwalk young men who‘ H6”! 140805 0' BMW! Who bu
neued in the recent war as soldiers been Waiting Conant H. w. Colo Il'e
“mm or marines, are expected to past. week. saved a man and "rt-mun
march in Wednesday's parade, regard- from (howling in the lat-bot. A canoe
loan of whether they have enrolled in which they were sailins capsized.
”will the local Red Cross (‘hapter or and while the couple were struggling
not. All will receive a card from the in the water. Mr. Leach very oppor-

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new order of exert-Jobs will he intro-{- A!” 00.” of MI 8. .y" m gm m .7 .9 W
(Meetf for the‘llrst umo, buinntng at him of I ~.O-~ mm“ ”M m
10:30 o'clock. The unhioct otghfla ”V“. m... h- m, '0. “my.“ I. m
morning sermon. will he ‘Onr [ard'o I! a it. W m, M M "a. a“. b“
N991" “in-“0h ” “W N" P” m wiltin- m an m of
mm will he used until {unher- notice. m m m m
The Sentinel kindly pnbiifin some I.“ J: ' W ‘ ”“3... .
new for the benefit of In mm'm “I", ”m,” ”I...“ «cum
and irienlo- and visitors who attend fie“ to “no“! N or the» dot.
the church. At the eveflb‘ nervia ”a m. m a W, m m m in
warm will be held at 7:00. the pro‘smkmmhmm m M‘s-at or the nude.
and in lean formal: but 3 intenl- “a“, Tony Guam ht! W W a" .

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Thursday evening.' which hm begun ing by tho Km m ”a“, m coollty. and Mom on dunno
at eight. sharp. will soon be hold at Dump“ m W'oi' a. a. by them to their eel-pt. tow!
7:45. The pastor is giving goalies oi. mu. m the “a". of 31:1 Q“. be”. the Portal W in Doo-
addresnes on prayer. Nat ”may ".8 Rice of Wm“ relating m, touting week. where not“ 0! in
the subject will be. “Practical ’Prny-’ over.“ “We" “ on my tel-est to the carriers will be pm,
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committee in charge, ass-igning each
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tunely arrived on the scene, and suc-
ceeded in pulling then into htu- boot

Voluntary—Organist
Donology—wlth lite. All Mllg

in the evening. and.“ loo-cunts of 0333 gt f“? W!

full Mailers. it through some and getting them ashore.

min-understanding. you fail to get a’ Mrs. Honore Willeie, editor of the
curd, do not. under any circumstances.‘ Donne-tor, who recently canto to
let that prevent you from parading."1'oltenclte from New Jersey. is plan-
Be on hood at the Norwalk Green be-"ning an editorial for her'mngazine on

Response—
“The Lord is in His Holy Tunpleu
let us the earth keep silence before '
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iore 9 o'clock. Wedneedny morning the poor pay of school teachers. and in
“d you will be assigned your place in the course of her investigation of this
fine. subject. expects shortly to visit the

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i she has heard much since becoming I Responsive Rending All seated

e resident of this town. Hymn All standing
Residents along the shore here were Scripture I

surprised at the extreme high tide 0!
folk. old Mrs. Eugene Heitman and this week. Probably due to the fact
finally in leave today ior theirhome that the moon was full. \ogetber with
lthe direction or the wind which has
It in gating cold and very lonely at been east so much of the time. The
. (he lain“ no fall approaches. The road to Roton was impassable and the
neuritic: of the island are dropping Pine Ledge road ~was covered with
of water in some!
out soon done to n close. 'plncea, making travel, at least by toot.
. Next Wm. the city of Nor- inconvenient.
pint-um: “Welcome Home'cael—t Min. Frank Gnhnm or Row-yum _. , -
m Everything will be clomyavenue ion this wpek {or the Adlron- Sunday unions ‘1“ it“ I! $0
out» a: u out be the mum day ln' docks, where she 'wlll 30in Mr. 011- churches at tho hoof can in.
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Anthem or other selection—Choir
Pastoral Prayer
Response
Children's Chorus
Announcements ,
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Post Road. which was recently-honey
by Mrs. William 3. Buckley, and
is to be known as "Barley" I Terrace."

Anthony and thank L. Anderson.
have M from Newton We
to sun ford.

Rum n Mgr. ‘ mm H. . _, . abalone, 3'"
. ' :“hc‘ Kunes at m . ill to. maul 1" "'0 no
( if prepared) 3.3.0“ 5 m u "a" “plows which ‘Mfl. Beck!!! it t0 mm Dr “OD—-

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where he in ope-Chg his VII-flu-
an. In stolen «New torn spa-t
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flight”. and prepared mm or the Lyon.’ tooth puts or powder—110

V Wurkmen hue been eta» Pebeco tooth pate—40¢

Vin cold cram-“c

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will thus be enabled to keep in touch \__.,,_,

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themselno nn‘ hum; execution! on; Here ls such opportunity; every preparation of known

ioyed Darlen'e hospitality.
Vigorous work has begun on the

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Puritan sage—om ‘
Palmolive shampoo—05c

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