' In some NOIWALX’II : . I. ., I _ . _ ._ ,- ”I” - 4..-“.-- I _.._ _.._._,
K ' I ‘ I i I 1' - " ~’ 7 ‘1' V 1' A" ~ 7, in to soldiers, as thettlme lost in this ~ 1 I I
I I I I 5'2; I ‘ ' we eriment was green . .
J AL“ [I “mm “f: xng Tracey paid a warm tribute toI
" ' - the nurses, who, as a. class, are often
PHYSICIANS, PART IN overlooked, in a consideration of go i . I
[R T0 , valuable moi-l; dme in the Ivar. , c .
‘ Q'WALK BOY .- 0 ~ - ’7. said that never ‘6‘.“ their loyalty and. I. . 5 I .. I
. IED DAY r. .. . . j UdCVmiOn. lu zloty better- illustrated I . II ., , _[
(A CORRIGIBILITY i i .3 . :lhadhufing‘ihe alderman-epidemic. . . , . . . ,,
' ' Refreshmcnffi and smokes were serv- _ 4. , ,. LlTY 550?
44 F t ”Get ‘ ed. and a very enjoyable evening was QUA “I. -‘ - . I
Buckwalt, or. s l _ sperm I I I
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fieligtog'gg‘flviirffllffiifi Many'Membel-s of Catholic I guigié-‘xuliiqiifctihqugémbEgryzi I _ I
: utor ‘(Iramer Si” liegemanf. ‘ Union Councrl Hear Intef‘ ihe' Council who N'I' inlerestedt eiither'I I u ew I , I ‘35 s e s
I on the tecmfim c arse o eSfing Details 0‘ Li“? 2 4n debating. vocal or instrumcn a mu .- , , .»
f the peace was alleged - . . «9- _ , , r" s. i m,” at theClub _ I , .
1‘: has neglected on several 00- known W01'k.._‘at Catholic £20.15; giggling nvci'ling at this week. I loolNew Sa mple Dress 66, all ad-
to report to police head- Club . .. - 1 lie n‘so silagests that .nI‘, member-«I
when so ‘ instructed.
(as I,p05tponed until 2 o'clo
cc of his mother in con
V-It’s arrest is the result. it
habitual incorrigibllity.
1 COMMUNITY
rater-WW TWP-'2‘
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1'3er attended and
- was held in the Advant (‘hr
‘. Sunday school teachcrs.
took the form of a preparato
,for Sffnday school tcacllin
all: Congregational church.
‘from the standpoint or
or. and Roy." J.
of the .South. Norwalk M.
, . from tllc..pupii's standpoint.
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G'MEN TRYING
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Hall, Van Zant street.
organization.
LANNED FOR MILL
ets have been issued for :1 lx-m
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ce within a week or so, the pro
'- d. Contributions
{to the committee at a. satisrac
to.
'1' AUTO STOLEN
.4» :ILE OWNER IS
funtomobile owned by 'Fred Fay,
hile the owner was attending
' th police headquarters, and
on_s of the missing car were
es and towns. '
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‘church will meet tomorrow
11 with Mrs. James Lester; vLo-
,McLau‘ghlin is holding a
_ - position in the hardware
. mil. P. Dunne, East Washing-
' for a few days.
His .
as scheduled for this morning;
ernoon because of the non-ap—'
m ADVENT CHURCH
- inspiring '
”jifllrcb last night by the comznu-I
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F. H. Jacobs. pastor of the South ‘
J. Suave y, pas-
E.
BASKET BALL TEAM
ber of local young men held
ball practice last night in Conl-
Pro-
eligible material can be found
upped into shape it is planned "
- a. team to battle with city and
.-’ team within the near future.
‘ nite action has been taken yct'
POND SKATING FUND;
cc to be held in the town 115-.
hall, December‘ 1. in colmcc
th the Mill Pond Skating Fund.
ers of the IEast Norwalk (Torn-I!
r Club are also planning to give
'. of which are to be donated to!
are being?
QAT ARMORY DANCE
when-y Hill was stolen while‘
‘ In: front of the Armory, last
. .ilmmediately after he dis-I
his loss, Mr. :Fay communi-I
..,. ito the police in surround-
bers of the Womans' Auxiliary
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“Boys’ clothes’ as good
as father’s” made by
Bart Schaliner & Marx
The boys say it: and the fathers say it: why
shouldn’t we say it. That’s the one thine
you’ve always wanted when you bought
clothes for the boy: the real quality that
lasts and looks well: the real style that
makes your boy look like a member of the
family. '
You’ll find these clothes
have the same all-wool qua
fabrics.
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that have made these makers famous:
they. have new] lively. smart style.
You’ll like the way your boy looks
in them. We know we can give you
the correct fit.
who are interested in bowling. pool or,
card tournament- also meet at the?
same ‘ilm to formulate plans for theI
winter's activities.
At. a regular meeting otflatholic l'n-
ion t‘ouncll, Knights of Columbus, held
last evening, at the Catholic Chi-b
rooms. West avenue, the members and
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vanced ,,styles, at moderate
prices.
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__Advcrtlse in THE SENTINEL.
tlwir friends were addressed by Dr. .
William W. Tragey upon the work of
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film etalk was lino; intérestlitngacov- ' Three tea! ‘3“? _ I
ermg the nzzxnnzr ::l whzeh t..€- ' fiUSSELL 1:. Cum "M —» ,
was done in line of battle, back to the
original entry of new men. The sneak-
er made the significant statenn-ul, ”lat.
nothing new to surgery or medicine-
was developed byIthe war, thatvthe ba-
sic principles applied in the war had
been known to the profession for many
He compared the low death
"scans or DIAMONDS"—
Nov. 25, 1919, at 8 p. m.
NEWELI. DWIGHT mus—1
“THE AMERICA 01' TODAY}
AND TOMORROW"—Jan. 16,
years.
late of our soldiers to that of other 1920’ 8 P. m' I
countries, particularly with reference REY “1'03..."
to typhoid, and attributed the same to cn'g'iléfiMnggOLN TO ROOSE—
our typhoid prophylaxis. He humor-
ously related the skill of the examin-‘
ing dealers in determining the occu-
pation of the men, as well as the sect-
ion ol‘ the country from whence they
came, by their appearances: andJ in
this connection, it was also remarked
that the eountrybred men wan; not in
the same class as soldiers, with city
men. The profession were agreed that
our army made a serious error in at-
tempting to remake men for Service,
accepting those With various ailments,
with the idea that they might be built
VEL ’L-March 9, 1920, 8 p. m.
Lectures to be delivered in theI
South Norwalk Methodist 3pm:
copal Church.
Tickets for the course of three
lectures .............. $1 50
Single lecture ............ . . 75¢
On sale at. Stillson & Powell’s)
and Tristram & Hyatt’s.
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Diningroour F matters
that . ’will lend enchant-
-ment to any home.
SomeiAre Active
Some Are Slackers
Some .EAre Dead '
I What Kind of a
Your dining room will b) one of elegance and chars. ctcr i1
furnished with one of our Dining Room Sultes. I
They are' beauty of derignImperb workmanship, perm--
tion of finish, and moderate in price.
Nine pieces ranging in price from $100.00 up.
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The home; of Hart Schalfner &. Marx clothes
walk ' South Norwalk
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'ter of Mr. d Mrs. Frank P. Self. lion company reported at noon today:
The men’s ch85 of [he East avenue that thus far all efforts to locate, "19:
;M. E. church will hold a debate in man's near relatives had proven:
[their room on Friday. November 21. futile.
A subject of universal interest has “9 had spoken at Odd times of hav-‘
. are unloadin a car 0 0 been selected, and good speakers se-
the’ Red Star lizarge a? theflcured. As this is the first meeting. in
the Harris & Gaus' Coal rmany months. a good time is looked
in the local harbor. forwarieto. h . Ch _ .
‘HZ Coles, of Sas a i Mem rs of t e Advent nstlan
a meeting of mgupo,?u£l:i church, Van Zant and Harvey streets.
,of the Connecticut Suffrage will, this evening, tender Rev. and
;‘jn Hartford, today . Mrs. George M. Teeple a public recep-
‘ tion in the church. The reception will
"-Yéiokmgi-ggtgfiigegfiitcggsffi: be a formal farewell to the pastor.
ing a. married sister in Waterbury to
a fellow workman and of a mutual ac
quaintance in the employ of the See
ville Manufacturing Company, of that
city. and it was through this man that
it is hoped to learn the address of the
sister. At last reports the Scovllle peo
ple had notified their employee of La
Page's tragic death, but he had lost
ack of the sister's address and was
ow engaged in trying to locate her.
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. ‘ whose resignation takes etl'ect' next
Ilmprovement 0f Mrs. CB'th'nmonth. An enjoyable program has
been arranged, and the exercises will
start at 8 o'clock.'
luwmu
Samuel D. Folsom of Rowayton ave-
nue, who has been confined to his
home with a carbun‘cle for several;
days, _is somewhat improved and
hopes to be about in a few days. ’
. Wilson’s cove is to be still further,
utilized as 9. nautical rendezvous for’
gtug boats built for war purposes,
t'surplus war craft, in that three new
Itug boats built for war purposes, have ‘
. Tcan‘averi, of East \Vashlngton
U . . Mrs. W. H. Wilson. Mr. and
inner N. Pratt and daughter
gonthport, spent Sunday at
'Mr."and Mrs. Emerson
East Norwalk. ,
film. J. Walsh, Dorlon' Point.
and from Charleston. South
~where he attended the con-
! the Inland Waterways As.
as a delegate appointed by
I, Marcus H. Holcomb.
“no Mrs. Harry Olmstead have
Itotheir home, on Hawkins
after an extensive wedding
re her recent marriage, Mrs.
. was Miss Lydia Self. daugh-
c.‘
it was understood when he joined
ocal No. 746, C. J. of A., in this city
hortly after coming to work here
,bout a. month ago, that his father and
a other were still living in his native
wn in Canada, but no one seems to
fe'nember either the name of the towr
of his parents.
I Coroner Pheian is expected in town
:hls afternoon to conduct a hearing in
he case. .
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Want Ads. Brlnz insults.
:just been towed here from Fall River 3
and are now tied up‘ with the twelvel
Ferris Itype ships. Five more of these :
tub boats, which are'ail equipped are!
to be towed here and tied up with the 3
fl
IAN” DA Iothers. It is also expected that a?
fnumber of the Ferris type of‘ ship wm
. [be brought down from Maine shortly
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Gray! .lt Darkens So NaIland be added to the flotilla.
that Nobody can Tell. I
turn gray, faded heair beau-f
and lustrous almost over}
11 gets. bottle of “Wyeth's I
Sulphur Compound” at any‘
Millions _ot «bottles?! this
Sage Tea Recipe, improved
-on of __other ingredients.
... y, says a well known
because it darkens the
= y and evenly that no
it has. been applied.
hair is turning gray‘or
. have a. surprise await-
mm “tag-”011a or two .
.. gray r. vanishes ’ The body of Will ' ‘
ARIEN -- ,
Members of the‘C'atholic, Episcopal
and Presbyterian Churches 'of Noroton I
are working in unison to organize a
community council, similar to the Cos-
cob Community Council.,
’La Page’s Relatives ’ '
5“” 01. 391103. Grail. who. I . km Manuel?
. ‘ ‘ want a, - ’ plantations '
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In Those Days--
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When caravans crossed the
Rockies, any colfee .was ac-
ceptable. Today the public
has had cofiee education
' 'Aud to those best), informed,
there is no competitor to tile
. one best cofl'ee—Van Dyk’s
Duchess.
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48¢: lb.
Quality Supreme , .
. canines 3 lbs. $1.45, 50c lb.
1"A payment of
well as beautiful. »-
$5.00 will deliver
one of these beau- ’
tifui towing much- I
in“.
sale.
This demonstrationa‘nd sale is conducted by Mr.
01111st fof 25 years.
The Free isthe highest grade possible to =make. It sews every-
thing from the finest chiffon to the heaviest carpets. Every need-
edadjhstmentls found in thislmachine. It is truly wonderful... as
alloWance will‘be ‘
made tor old man
chinezduring‘ this .
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, "Whether- you are contemplating buying.
come in and let MrElhs write your name with BELDING S
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Plan to make the
‘7 wife a. Xmas pres-
~yam of one of these
beautiful Free ma
" chines. Select one
at this sale and it
will be held, for
’ " ITXmu delivery.
. mx. ‘4'- .y. _
Iwho has been demonstrating Free Sewing.Ma- ‘ ‘
a machine or not you are cordially invited to
[Mon the‘Free‘lladm. ‘ ' .,
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Norwalk Chronicler