' ' ' i It has: . _ ‘ . ,
» . hurdly a city, town or villaae in I“?
7 ‘ lcountry wherein some woman does
' 'not. reside who hag found health in
Mrs. Aaron G; Stevent has been en- that good old-fashioned remedy, Lydia
tortuining her son, William \Vatson of [.1 Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound.
New Preston, ._ erefore, it you are suffering from
Howard Smith of the U. S. Navy i. some ailment, and badly know what
cnigying a brief shore leave at his par-fto do for it. and‘have tried other re
en 8 .
. 3 ' FE PRHENTEB home. medics without help, out your neigh-I
‘. , , Mrs. “William J. Flemming, 5:2. 01, bor if she ever used Lydia E. Pink-
. ‘Manst‘ield .lvrnuc. has been visiting llnm's Vegetable Compound. if she
' ‘ {relatives at Orange. N. J. [herself has never had the need for It.
1 John Kilboy, oesistant in \Vilrrs’nmndoubtcdly she knows others who
Green’s lunch waaon, has been sutt‘e‘rr-fwes'c just in your condition nr.d,x\*‘lo
in: with rheumatism. fllave bren restored to health by
Mir-z Margaret Orr has rt turn‘fid f‘om 'use.
tho Stamford hospital where her ton-
sils worn ruao‘ed last week.
its .
Rev. Georg: M. Trcplc. retiring pas- .
or of the Advent. Christian church,
and Mrs. Teeple. were fittingly re-. . ‘ ‘
membered last night. when they were The Tuesday night community «toga! .
presented with purses ot’ yum at 11;]lPltl t'or_s.o 'wan? months in the horn]
reception held in their honor in (me oton Heéghts School, have been dis-I
nt .itree‘. A s,;..i~n- corninue . _ _
rgfiyhrciilevrzg ‘Zl‘liclfilt.‘il1 program. ln-l :‘Jalshall P. Richards. whomrccent‘lyyg bliss Dorothy" Raymond
tersmrseti with recitation; and 1;.in 'sold his hour on the new: lnucufinvtslue inundc item a Hello.
weeches of commendation. we: vii—,Rnatl. has: bought Francis. \\ right s.port.yesterday. ‘
Joyed by a large attendance of church _(‘0’I:I.‘-;9<. "Twin Oaks."- . Miss M. F‘. I-lackley has Haunted to
mémbers and friendg ; Mm. Howard Holly rmm‘ncmhpr home in thin place. after spending
, lltllllllth
ot' \‘(est
in Bridge-
llus‘
) {‘U'Ig” V'erc sum" 2w ‘_ moi-n war-g? from 3 visit r‘itli lit‘r Idem“ in llW'f‘m/n 111w“? ‘“ ‘7‘" ""L' "“Y.
oompfieing \l’altcn gym-,4. Hem-y Mr. Holly motored to that city a t.>w' Mr. and Mrs. Tracy 'B. Ambler nave
Knox-r, Arthur Ainsworth :md (‘haries (lays axe to bring her home.
Mae, and a feature of the evening
was the excellent ningiug by a wom-
ms’ quartet. the members of which
‘ ‘were Mrs. Elsie l’artrick. Mrs. A. F.
x‘Ainsworth. Miss Theresa l'odzcin)‘.
and Mrs. llcward Light. Interesting
"recitations were given oy ‘llc Mir :M‘:
returned to their home on Rowayton
John .‘tizfi‘oi-lm. .._,‘... lliitlgcportuvr‘nue from a visit with relatives in
last Sundu‘.‘ undo; is always the casejLec, Mass.
whcn Air. McCormack sings, thelmuse; Mm. Earl F. Thomcs nCcompanled‘
was. filled to its capacity. (Dr. Howard G. Stevens of New Prea-
Mm F, l-‘zlrrcll. who has been col—gton, Conn... to New York city yesien
ployud for normal months; {it the Dar day. the trip being made by automobile.
l'icn store of the 'Walter Stewart Co..§ Miss Ida Marie Moore of Pond street
floor: and Mrs. 1:. u. Ferris. um, ha: rvsrigmd. ihas lcturuell home from New York
marks appropriate to th‘ Otcnsiuu! Tl!" Ladiefi' Aid SONNY 0f ”19 DIX-THY. where she Was the guest of her
" were made by Richy.“ li‘zmll. \Vil- ‘ rien M. E. (,butrli is busy with prousistcr, Mrs. Benjamin F. Parker.
than ,0. llyxbec anl Reuben s, \‘ntJnnrutiuns for the Ennualh fair. which!
aor. ln ltclialt' o." lll.‘ éilelct-h. ill'. \‘cl- . i8 l0 "0 he” Dt‘f- 4 and u. _
gor prescrlled.“ nurw- pr 2. 1.3 1., the - Mrs. Joseph Amend, who *i‘c“ntly: re- mg two Weeks With her grandparents.
rpastor, and 3 gm 3 mm W,” )18- turned ”out the Stanil‘oull ilosp inl.§Mr. and Mrs. Franklyn Lynch. of tho
_ ...sented Mrs. 'l‘c’cl'llcl -n 1.1“ home of the 57135 hi on (‘nlill’infl a “5” from 115:" 5“":“333t Side.
' Woman‘s’ Home and fwd!” Miesy-.-n-}l"l‘~ .\lr<_ oGorg-c Oaks of .\ow \ork: l Mr. and MN. Tracey B. Ambler Ml
ary society, of whiglx she mu; mu, 1-: Mr. and Mrs. G. 1).. Tilley and their; Rowayton nvonuc have returned home
dent. The mark of :-;;;ix.‘t:-:-:iol and "W0 young daughters. all Of Whom.fl‘cm LEE. MHE'SA.
good will deeply affected mm, rpm”). ; have been ill withcolds and throat} the guests for a.
Miss: Marion llling has returned to
lher home in Naugatuck, u'fter spend-
l
where they were were
few days 01‘ Mrs. Am»
dents, and they felzlingly gm... tlxaial<<.ltl‘0\1_h'05 are now improving. lbler's father. .. . .
Following the prpspntdtionsi n.f1..r....,2 MISS Margot-m (. lxclly lf‘. now poFt-g Lauren A. Illellault and familyg
ments of ice (Fl‘i‘l‘hl .zr-cl cake «we : mistress at NOI‘OtOH. having b9?“ allfihave moved from the house in Roway-l
served. and a social time thorough‘7 {DOlntt‘d as SllCN‘fffior t0, MISS Jennlejton avenue. owned by the estate of!
enjoyé¢ Mr. 'Tmlpteis connection ; Duzdalc, who resxgncd several months §tanley .lnwndcs, to Monroe street, I
I‘with the Adven‘hehurch will cease af— ’ago. fbfilllh 301mm”.
an» .
pnnplo onjovod a social ('\'Pl’llll£’ Sat-mile, is: in .\'<“.\' York my attendin: ’rc :
flit-tlu)’. in llli‘ homo' of \liss Beseicihonrsals for
J \‘t'rctl of Noroton. the OCCEIFlOH boinL’Jion which
la lilist‘ellancous shower for Misstnoal' New York city.
1
Mics: Agnes Smith of Logan street}
T. i Francis Abbott. l
‘ ‘ Rev. G. 1'}. Ritclim‘ of the Post Rn'ld'llas' returned to her duties in the of-f
a lnnturns lolllf‘llt from a 2-day trip iniflce of the Norwnlk Iron Works. al'ter',
l
”H. interval of the. Forward MOVenlt‘mlnn Pllfui't‘t‘d absence of several weeks.‘
,of tho ,Motllodisu Protestant (~llllt'ch.;due to injurim: received in a ”motor—l
’! . ' ' 52' lav .t Pittkzon.‘ Pn.. ; ~ . .
Rev. L. I“. Reynolds. nlonzlgvr oi' the} h Kpfikf‘ ‘H‘ err q time qqgcudent m Blldgeport some;
~ uvcnt Christian Publication Socir'" l Miss Agne' \‘egbiu of I g t if
‘ ‘ . ~ 40 an 5 rec
a new theatrical produc-J
will shortly be tried out?
in cycle
the burnt of the hard coal region. and:
. today speaks at VVhl'tc Plains.
1. ston.‘ will :9 i1“ film??? all {'10 Henry F. Fitzpatrick of Noroton.;ltas resigned her duties as telephone-i
ruceb in t e not: .- ( Hut (-lllln- has oponmi 51 «lancinst school. Whichoperntor in the office ‘1’ m V It
, n cuurch, hunday. December H. ' ‘ 0 9 ‘ orwal -
imects (ivory Thulstlay in the Noroton, Iron
lloights School. and an afternoon sca-
sion for children and-one'in the eve-
‘-' 17. Mr. Reynolds is widely known in
“Forks Company offer an enforc-
.orwalk, having been pastorof the‘
zed absence of hovel-at weeks nude melt-zi
.. - 5°8er as :1 result of ry :
rvesnguglc‘egflgdhg? the; resigns??? “mg for “mm" . icelved from an- accident:I whi‘ int: flail-fagl
"' ' “" . . .. , ' Nam“, m ,
,lRev. G. M. Teeple. It is expected; R!“ A Permult who came to t l a morto .vcle inJi‘nl _old. ?
town from" Springfield two or three]
New ‘ Dresses
100New Sample Dresses, oiled-I , ?
vanced styles, at moderate
1* I . away- S
x
. prices.
Angevine Furniture Co.
Demonetrathn and Club
{Sale- This Week
r.
Alter the first Sunday of next. month,! The dance of the Noroton Hoizhtsgxnlr, and Mrs. “'lmam Sale of 313.; $5.00wflldeliverthls
December 7. lFil‘G‘ Company. WhICh- lél summoned lnlcy street have returned home ‘af- .
-____ {for Thanksgivin: eve, Will take place ter spending a Week with friends at. beautiful Cabinet
. ’Suturday night, instead. .\ largo :it‘VLPHOX, Mass. The trip was made in' . -
‘ ' {tendnncc is oxpectcd. 'Mr. Solo}; 1:0"; “,uflng car. . Sewn); We.
‘ l A party of about thirty-five young George A. “Tight, it» of (‘raw
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Hart Schanller
shouldn’t we say it; That's
't a. large number of Ms lrtundé,
do of the church, will attcnd the i rip" “Review'5" printing plant.
can upon his vim: here to extend ’m" ~e v d on er three ‘- “ pa'n
. . . an enthusiastic wclrotnc to his 5 S r e d .Eneland Telephone Com y of South
’ uer home and pastorate.
managers of that paper. has resizned:Nom~ lit 1 . - -
and will conclude his 1 ' “n, resigneu net 908le ‘0
._ “M
services therelacce t on '1 mm
this week, having secured a POSlllon'Comgany ea? ttllletglealll‘tasl: Wilson nix-I:
in Stamford. lnae. as telephone operator. =
There Will be a meeting of the A11“, Mr. and Mrs Lewis E Park“. -‘ x
erican Legion in the Darlen Town Logan street are in Newurk N 3.
1’13“ thls evening. It. is requested :where they went to 8’!“ we 2m;
that all service men in Darien "'3’ to of their niece. Miss Florence Small
be present. It is the hope or those in- who died suddenly on Thug-3w “32'
terested that a club-house may be ' ‘
.. Gratifying reports were made this
ing by the Mill Fund Fund com-
tteo, when it was learned that al-
. y half- ot the $500 fund needed
" . repair the *Mill Pond dam for skat-
. _ has been generously subscribed
. public-spirited citizens. Within
the nextpfeur weeks it ‘is confidently
“nylon 'nve .‘
. _ , . 'Miss Ruth Stevens of-
ycars aco as superintendent of the Da been employed in
,nue, who has
The member of be may
erected and that there may be enter have been ire:titantt.irlait1)lsl';1 tlérefl: the
tainments. Topics of interest will be ,summer and their friends regret to
under discussion.
. . . ilearn of Miss Small’s death last week.
The marriage of John J. cord of The many mend; a: mu ’Hohn
Hartford and Miss Beatrice IReilly of Seeileld, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Del-lea, which was performed 0'1 0‘50' Charlies Scoiield at lower ' Rowayton
'ber 18 by :Iustice'Wllllam C. Rum ave e, during the summer months.
m Greenchh, was made public 108- wlll regret to learn that she is in a
terday, through a return of the mar-
Thinking Destroys .
Step and Think Over
YourChurchMembership
Indifference
. , ‘ _, . in them. We know we
' the correct fit.
Norwalk
copyright 1919 Han Schafincr & Man:
; “Boys’ clothes as good
as iatlter’s” made by
$12.00 allowance for.
Inching: selected ‘
now will be held an:
Xmas delivery.
& Marx.
The boys say it: and the fathers say it: whv
the one thine
you’ve always wanted when You bouzht
clotha for the 'b0 ': the real quality that
lasts and looks well: the real sjyle that
makes your boy look like a member of the
family:
’ Sews
Easiest @ Absolutely You’ll find these clothes here} thev
to Operate ‘ ,...... Correc- have the same all-wool ouallty in the
fabrics. the some high class tailor-inc
that have made these makers famous:
they have new lively. smart style.
You’ll like the way your boy looks
can mve you
Roger & Stevens
The henna 0! Hart Schalfner & Marx Clolhvs
South N orwalk
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The Norwalk
COAL
Helen Waring. post. road. Noroton. in
honor of her cousin, Mrs. Beatrice]
Lord. Upwards of 30 friends of that
bride gathered to wish her good luck,l
and presented her with 'many beauti-i
t‘ul gifts. After an enjoyable evening,
‘ Members of the Womans’ Auxiliary
of Christ church are in session this
afternoon at the home or Mrs. James
Jester" Lorena street.
. Percy W: Keyworth, a former resi-
ent ;ot’ Norwalk, now residing in
gigrooklyn, has purchased the former
‘1. room place, Grove street, South Nor-
NEW' CANNAlN. .
. The front of the First National Bank
of singing an. dancing, a delightful;building has been painted.
supper was served. Mr. and MN. M's- Rupert C- king “Del“ the W861?
Lord were married in Greenwich on fiend With friends to Atlantic iC'ty. .
October 18. and are one of the mostl Charles Ogden has accepted a 9051‘
popular young couples of Noroton. .00“ as superintendent for Harold.
Among those present were: Misses i“ and. r‘ l
Loretta. Lord, Evelyn Puhzelt. Lucy: JPS- fhfirlegi Canal“ has returned
Shaw, Susie Fllsinger, “Mary Water- from a vuut wntb relatives at Mohegan,
bury, Helen Carlson. Dorothy Leon- .Lake’,” Y . '
ard. Sadie - Waterbury, Alice Boyle. l LOIus Olmstead of Lakevlew aienue
Gladys Leonard, Ellen Waterbury, twas tshe guest or, relatives in wait“
Jose hine Waterbu and Helen War- lport, unday. , ‘ .
lug, erS_ Nelson]? Upright, Mrs. ’ Mrs. Harry Bailey of Hillsdale, N. J.
Charles Smith. Mrs. Charles Gerstan. fipent. several days With her parents,
mier, Mrs. 'Fred Baur, Mrs. Martin lnxgakoview menue,
Shaughnessy‘, ‘Mrs. Tracy Collins, . C. Palmer has been confined to
Mrs. Hubert Roscoe. Mrs. McHale, ,his blame “1 South avenue. this week.
Mrs. John Dugdale, Mrs. Dan Tomp- suffering from rheumatism.
kins, Mrs. Harry W'aring, Mrs. Julia '
. Pollice authorities an
comp aints concerning the rowd i
31" boys on Cove street. 'amesyfig
«icing secured by Policeman John E.
aoberts, that warnings might. be is-
ed the boys and their parents.
, The case of Henry 'Buckwalt, 44
Fort street, who was arrested for in-
, scheduléd to be-neard
Vosburgil in
receiving
ads originally announced in The Sen-
tinel over a week
decorators and
p '_ ”bets are busily engaged at this
to prepare for an early opening.
”' Elle subject chosen for the debate
the_Men's Club of the East avenue
., 2E. church. on Friday is: “Resoli‘ed
an -t_.Labor Unions as Conducted T0-
are a. Declinment to 'the Cause of
. and a. menanoe to the People
large." Sides have been selected
.the question will call for some ex-
ng arguments. ’
that appeal is 'mado by the
Norwalk Tobacco Fund commit-
hat. immédiate returns be made
one gtill holding tickets and
in connection withiheerecent
PRO res r -m DECEMBER
HARTFORD, Nov. 30.——The protest
of the city of New Haven against the
trolley zones system of collecting fares
was received by the Public Utilities
commission yesterday from the cor-.
poration counsel Bennett of that city.
lit was said at the omce of the com-
mission that within a day or so the
date would be assigned for the gen-
eral hearing“ on all those petitions
various cities of the -state. It was
said that-the probable date of the
hearing will-be early in December.
, lNDlEESTION
"Pope’s Diapepsin" .at once
fixes your Sour, Qassy,
Undtgested food!‘ Lumps or vain;
belching
; t is instant relief-mo.-
The moment you out outlet or two
file indigestion
at Papa's Diapering all
umwumomuuchmmp of the Mother elm
mm monogram“ ’ , Diuingroom Furniture
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
By JOHN G. umor, c. s. B. .
of Brookline, In...
SUNDAY moon, NOVEIBBB 23. 1919
x
Acid Stomach ' £Woods.
Olmstcad of [Akview avenue. over the
week end. '
Miss Dorothy Waters of North'ield
Seminarv, East
visited her parents. in Church street,
over the week end. .
l Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lent have re-
turned from a vacation in the Home
They are making their home
with Mr. Lent's brother, Henry Lent.
- -..-...‘..'—....._-. ‘01 Railroad avenue. .
Seth Gregory, accompanied by his
as. acid: and soul-nests. sisters, Miss, Ruth. anti Miss Clara
When your stomach is all upset, here Gregory. and a party of (floods attend-
' wilting. 'ed the Yale-Princeton
Haven. Seturdny.
.M‘r. and Hrs. S. 3.
AT mama-v O’OLOOK
ALI. m WEI-(ZONE
. l I =5 N
' Many Mons from here attended
the Masonic ball held in the tumor!
in Stamlord, Tuesday evening.
William S. Webber of Brooklyn was
a guest of Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Waters,
in Church street. over the week end.
l The condition bf‘F. A. Shiites, who
—~_.
evening.
intends to resign
duties at Center
ago. Dl'eparations Avery Mrs Frank Lane; MrS- ‘ 'ht“ bteegncogefafiltomlglgtggmgsinwfaattil; “fl: “‘99. ~ 7 “4*“
fkunder way ‘0" the opening by Beatrice Lord and Mrs William 3 - ’ fmfivea ' ‘ ' a .1th2? 381:1: rfl'lt‘h'le’do “3?- Howarlf '
1c Dempsey, 02 s . . , ~ . ~ , . ' .. 'r , . * . _ S . ls Wee . .. ..
mommam of a pLZl,el::c;et:§1:aI; 2:2. Dolan. _ I I LUMPS OF ’ ‘Mrs. A. B. Ballev of Hillsfilale. '.\. J., “31111111; thel Overland factory. The)‘ ' v' .o i ' ::::'
news room at. 207 East W’a‘shin ion _ ‘ ' ‘ 'was the guest of Mr. and rs. Henry W) urlve lame two new Overt-ands.
, __L Cavemen, g HEARING ON zone:
M r. Merritt, has
Northfleld, 311198.,
America.
Following
cial hour will be held,
per will be served.
charge consists
Isaecs Nelson and Warner
game, in New price party by a
' ‘Menda, ‘Satnrday
night.
Bracket-ho!!- cel- dancing made a
school demand his en-
nui-chased the latest
model Overland on the market. While
in the middlewcst. he will visit his
daughter. who is visiting Mr. and Mrs.
James Burchennel in Elmira, N. Y.
The next meeting of Court William
B. McKinley. No. 160, Foresters
will be of unusual interest
the business moettne a no»
after which sup-
The committee in
of Jones R. Thomas.
_ Paul Schilcher was tendered a sur-
aooré of his young
RAYMOND 3308.
Distributors of High Grade
Hard and soil can.
_ New York bagpital, where she was 0 ' ‘ _ ,
expected that the remamder or the riage license at thé‘ local town clerk's grated on for J“, rem 1: mom'mmofgn kmd‘
onl o: adenoid upp
. will be raised without office. Mr. Lord is a chaudeur, and and tonsils. LateSt reports, however, a ‘
d will bamnesia] lllncretailses to the formerly lived in Barton. Miss Reil- are to the ett‘ect that she is doing, ~ ,,___.__. . rem. variety
, m}! e W en e proceeds ly is a stencgrapher, the daughterpf nice] ._ . . . r
l" thznllggce 1;: Hie Tam; Assembly Thomas Reilly. . '- 5 . ' - - ~ ‘ fi- ‘ ‘ " ‘ 1* '- v-~ scum HORWALK
r com er ,an t e afrair to One or the prettiest miscellaneous ' ~ . __, . .
Be given by the East Norwalk Com- showers or the season was given Tuee- A w LECTURE 8 1'3 w Roofing Paper—Sewer hpe
'3“le Club are added. day evening at the home of Miss ._0n_ “M
M__
Crushed Stone—Etc.
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mgr-2' "5
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.n—n <
His new
Your dining room will be
{unlinked with one of our 131'
_ They are beauty of design,
tion of finish, and moderate in price.
0!
H. Keelcr.
‘that will lend enchant-
. mentto any home.
William H. Rodhner has notified
the trustees of Wooster Lodge that he
as janitor of the Odd
Fellow's building dust. as soon as a
new man can be secured.
oncoll‘ elegance and character if
out; Room Suites.
Duper!) workmanship, periec
Nine pieces rangingin price from $100.00’up.
pleasant evenin'z , - -.
, BRIDGEPORT TAILOR ORB . pun d e diam caused‘ ' , b ebrited their sixth wedding anniver; ‘llhose.m were: Putnam Bride ‘ ,l‘—w"';""“""’“"""" - _
Sivan tor the benefit; eta new 3 R in mg“: £32833: -« - " ', y .33”. Saturday. with ‘ an", mm_fimld Chick. He ry Kelley, Alfroyd UAL/fr_\HICA‘L .J’f -- AL. ".I‘ . ‘ _
, it! Hall .Sidewalk- It IS de’ Bridgeport, Nov. 20.7—Burglars has Your disorder-«'1‘ Mach will feel at the Stamford than where :hoyiouuobury. Kennah Langley. 3533;): ' ~"—"’ ‘ " ‘ "
that an early ~accountrng be night robbed the tailoring “93:91.5; [insist moo; ,1 - : f- ; j; 3' am WWW Work” flat! 3 Schllcher, the Misses Bes- ‘
. that the "3991963 might be turn- E. Nunnold, of sum: of estimate it Thane-mum tam-tr at my- neb- ,. ‘ Mittens Enchant, Maurice Webb-on. nuda ‘ ‘
ll? to Elle FastWOrwalk Imvrovee value of $6.090. Entrance was made rangeolapm > . » ' I m m. Wail; way!“ "who Bryant” ' O
‘. mfion- ‘ - through a xtiausomggoyer“ the trout an acldaulflto .. ‘3‘ All“ MS. “I?! {173‘
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