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Evening sentinel, Friday, November 28, 1919 · page 7

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YOUR 1‘ Washing' .cn School, Kindergarten;
, 3‘“; 1E E'l :ING .Gieoting
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( .‘l RI). Hynul- Song of 't‘hzmns.
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SOUTH NORWLLI.

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:§ Si:1itl1.ol‘ Bmoklyn, was enter-
.t. 512:3 tx- .uay. b5'\li.21nd Mrs.
«1‘. 8 Vi“ ~01. Quint Rid tut nu3.

.. .. 1d Alys \ S Hawley 01‘ New

. : thni‘kegiVing guests of
{tn-115 .- pu1‘.onts Elli. and Mrs.
4 no: lubble. 9 Bayriew avenue.
mu oil heaters, in many
oiling rapidly at Raymond
There. is nothing to equal
making a- chilly room mm-
.‘ - quickly.
Amen who iiVllll‘Cf‘Piall‘ Vim muroct
most attractive footwear are sure
:nding the latest models in all the

milar shades. at Conneally & Brack-
-1‘ '3- lead- their adv.

lt.-nr5 A. Hegelein has been award-
.1 the contract to install»: an Intern»
innul one- pipe heater in the residence,
1‘ Miss Emma Pederson of Gracy
'lfa'i'i, \Vest NonV‘alk. '
— Windshield glass, all sizese.
ln-n. \Vashington St.

3-755 Laura Healer has res‘gneti ilel‘
‘pngition in the Boston Store and has
( hungrd her- iesidence to Long Bland.

 

 

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lion in the busineSS world. 5 . , . . i _ ,THAT MAHAQKSMO mNNEB.’

‘ “Lenox Milinery. 29 South Main

street. South Norwalk. Conn. . “The Mahackemo" yesterday sus-
Rev. Ernest 1.3 3109.510}. 'has’fainod its reputation as the dlmng3

thought his auxiliary vat-ht up mocha“-
lmr to the Barker launch \\'()‘:‘k'~.
V'. here it. is to be. hauled out for the
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Sl’itb the Thanksgiving feetivities
mic-1‘, the planning: of Christmzm gilt}:
is in order, and in ev‘ery (lepzfifment‘
v.1 "trim 1m .V'; Hyatt's may be found
-11 w :1 .u-r many kindertomid those
Vim iii-w to fashion their own remem-
,l.- 9.31003. Read the adv.

——Caps and Umbrellas, O'Briens.

The. members of Trinity Church

choir are ;133l&.cd to make a. special ef-
i'mt to N out to rohersal this‘ evening
215 ll. 0 organist and choir director Eli
V :ml J. Sims. it. arrangin': for special
3ic for the Sundm eV ening selvice,
icially lot 111-311.

A Vezy enjoyable Thanksgiving

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ml Mrs. J. , Brown, of IlrookSlde,
5' , ve-rtim'. Tim guests: Were. Motor-
(.‘4'1. Olt'icrr Jarvis >1. Murrav and

" 11' and (laughter, Mrs. Elsie Murray
1‘ Hit. 11ml Mrs. Howard Prescott,
1‘: vili-‘llll'l‘, Ali.“ Alla May Prescott.

Mr. and Mrs. P. F. Sweeney, of 4
l' swan-en street. held a. reunion at
1‘ neV‘ home, yesterday, and a most
. 2111 and enioVable one it was
-’\‘x.- 2:1: the guests W919: Mr and Mrs.
-" limes Miss Margaret Hayes.
‘ M's. Edv: aid 1. Hayes and,

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3‘ Vs‘vth Cathedral Chimes.
l .nrv native Veal chops, outlets and
- ' W are among the mnnv attracting
ting. among Schultze‘s week- end
gals toda5, but there is also a long
. c! u hm meats Orders. received
let’ me closing time tonight will be
we of delivexy thefirst thing Satur-
(14‘ morning
l-Z»:~:cepti011all5 prett5 blanket rob3
.1 ilk ne 'ligtes and cmduroy loung-
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it ‘(-»:rd may he found at the N E.
P. :n Co‘s. store.

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The

1919
Christmas, Club

will close
Friday, Dec. 5th.
No_.deposits will
7‘ bereceivedn
after that date.
Checks. will be mailed

about Dec." 10:11.

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,,'1‘ho Filst Thanksgiving

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Song—Thanksgivmg
. Solumhia Pan-wit -_ a

‘ SUDEN DEATH OF

’smtion when he suffered the attack.

.1: 'ih Jieltl .it the home, of Mn;

and .

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BIG DANCE SATURDAY NIGHT.
' --V' :1 \ssemlxl5 Hall Grace Brothers-1’.
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Gradel.
Iii (filallt. 113 -—'l‘i;2mlt:sg:‘.'ing
Rudolph» Halasy.
—\‘l'( [hank Theo
1-1:. M Scott Glade lV.
hull: tti n ~lhankegh'ing in ’lm'ltey
l and l-i. inor Erricson. Grade lll
R titattion~Jrhe Turkeys Opinion ,
llnlolrl :Vluzthall,‘1nde lV.
Violin Selection _
l‘t ~a1l .‘VVary. Glade Vi
' itution» Sleic s ’l‘hanksgiVing
llutlx Sn: tier. Glade lV

Grade ll.

Six Lhildreu from Grade II.
The Ameiicsm Creed Grade Vll
Grade V

'he Sun Spangdled Bunnm School

VOLUNTOWN PRVEBT

Attack Fatal for Rev. Edward
‘1. Walsh m Bridge-port.

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BRIDGEPORT, Nov. 28.-~—'I‘he- Rev.
Edward T. Walsh, pastor oi St. T110111
as human Catholic church, Volun-
town. died here yesterday. following;
1111 attack of heart disase. The pi‘lo‘st

mil tett the home ol‘ his mother, Mrs.
llmgaitt W,alsh on Myrtle avenue,

and was on hls way to the mllroad

Paths; Walsh returned [mm arm)
Joli-V" (:0 oan ”three months ago, having
.31”'xVe'-d assignments as chaplain at
Camps Zachary Taylor and W
lie “:13 a native of Bridgepo1t,a.nd.
was 39 years old.

H“ allure pilesthood. eleven years.
was deleted to the llar.tfn‘d diocese.
During that time he held assistant
Histcmles in Waterbury, South Man-
chester and Meriden.

Funeral services will be held Mon-
"=v :‘t the Sacred Heard Church hit
this- city.

place par excellence-of the NorWalkni
Tho menu was of such length; variety
and in hfitks that. it is not to be won-
:r“ ‘Id at 1h 1? guest's litigated over the
(1mm tr'omses. forgetful. of the wall-
ing one.» who stood by regretting- that.
they‘liad obtaintd no table reserva-
tion in advance. The persons VVho
tookndvantage of the oportunity to
eat 21 holiday tlinnei awav from home
z‘VVC'lt" nun‘ietous. Enough to populate-

mam-William: aver ow hundred pieces of val.
noble property for sale—Bellanca; Burma, Tenement. Hansen's
m from $700 to $120,060

Canploauminvutor,

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Just good horse. sense to
have one oi our rain cosh»
for this kind of weather;
then you weather the storm
in comfort", and no after
efi‘ébts; . _

' Prevention is. better than
doctors‘ pills; L

Mares; Stevens

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STEAMSH‘IP’ SINKB WiTH'
LOSS OF ML 0" BOARD

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FOOTWEAR
GO TO
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Dispatch to Lloydc._ Reports. Wooden
' Steamer-Plath Wrecked.

LGNDON, Nov. 289-1119 wooden
steamer Flush hag-headwrecked southr
of the Aland Islands; off the east coast
of Sweden; wltlr the loss of all on.
board acordinx- to udlsmtch to the
Lloyds

The Flush registered 1474 group, tons
and was built at Slidelhlng in 1912.
The steamer was last reported an
sailing from Blyth, Englind‘foz Mab-
Inn-.2 Sweden.

 

 

NAVAL STATlou. soup.

Training Place-It'l’elham Bay Gowtd ~
Wrecker

NEW YORK. Nov. 23;~—ml’e1h:1m

Bay navlll training station was sold to-

day. for 3158.000 to a North Carolina
wrecking company.

RUSSIANS- CONWNUE

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‘ IRKUTSK. Siberia. Friday. NOV; 21.

issued the followingappeal;

“In spite of temporary prinfoflunea;
we are. aexbefore, ready for. a struggle
until our enemy in vanquished. ’Our;
ar'lny is pertmminzlts- dutv. and.
call upon the populationfto‘sumort'tnn
armV'.
victory will rest with our cause. but'
the- salvation of Russia. is impossible
~vithout the cooperation ol’ all. the’
Russian progressive forces. :

 

 

a f:‘ it' size Village. and the, hotel staff
“.15 hint or come it pitch in oulet to
"2101 e the affair along on schedule
two. As "a good. wine needs no
hush," so the. quality of a-dinner is es3
'Vhlinhml l'he mumnnt- it is character-

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in a mama». “,3”, ur'erfll-
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NAME “BAYER" 0A .
GEAMAE ASHE All

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Take without fear as told in “Bayer.

package"

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To break up a. cold in the head. neck A
back, or an}' pant of body he sure youé
take. only "BaV'er Tami-ts of. Afipirin’?
with the safety “Bayer Cross” on the' ..1
This is the "ermine Aspirin p1 C'Illllt’t.‘
by physicians for over eighteen years.
In each unbroken “Bayer“ package
are proper directions to safely relieve
your300lds, Headache, Neurolgia. Ear»
ache, Toothache Rheumatism Sciatica.
Lumbago Neuritls. and Pains generaln
1y.
Handy tin boxes containing 1°‘tab-

 

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Astore—also larger Bayer W-

.Manufactme of Monoarticacidesteh 0t
Salicylicacid.

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WOMEN'S. AM)

_ MESSES? .

i'sming.

lets const only a few cents it any drug» _

Aspirin is the trade mark of Mayer .

 

V‘l‘e appeal to the citizens. of Rossini
to struggle until the and for the land}.
and law. for real democracy and a;
constituent assembly."

The appeal is signed bv Prime Min-
istr-t Voloaorlsky. and all the mini“-

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WHY KOLCHAK-L‘ACKS MUNITlONS-.

LONDON
less «lismtt‘n today reports a speech
:b5' Tom Paine. characterized or. the‘

to presrntatnr of the Amei'lran Bol-

lteVilti. tleliVered before. the “one-1w
Soviet,
growth of influence of the Conununixt:
l‘m‘t-v in the United States.’

Paine told the Soviet save the tmr-‘v‘
sage. that the American Government
found difficulty in supplying Admin:
Kolchak VVltli munitions. berause oi
:the opposition of the workers

 

ORIGIN. OF “WHITE ELEPHANT.
The king of Siam in years gone by
would send a white elephant to at
Ronnie whom he disliked and whose
‘fortune he wished to destroy. The
“on (0131'! not s-Ill NJ" (Minoan- ant ;
We r-xg‘mnse of keeping: it eventually 3
"lnokn him nu.‘ From that custom-
has handed down our ‘prrsnnt dtl‘r.:
”l’le" .3 got a while elephant on '
his hands. "
SWEDISH MINISTERS RESIGN
STOCKHOLM, Nov. 28 .——P.
Schotte. Minister of the luterior, . and
M. Sevden. Minister of Education. have:
esigned as a result of attacks unnnf
them in the newspapers. Both mlnislw
ers were. shareholders in the Svenskat
Import Company, which failed recent

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aLATESCF MODELS,
Lemons-sans

man especial attmfionto mmmthuwom
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lawman combination. mm”
mmwutmm
”Wimflflmn’ 3 Shoes.
* O'f‘ulg‘mloodlng'mm singly andimcombmtiona.

 

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EBN NEALLY & BRACKEN

§ ‘ 81 Washington-Steed. Maw

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decayed tooth is always a meme, es-

reaches below the gums. Ulceratlona-
Pyorhoea. or Rigg’s diaease. forms of
inflammatory rheumatism, heart nif-

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‘tonsilius. exophthalmlc eyea and men
implicates and Bright’ 8 disease have
been traced to diseased teeeth. Indi-
estlon and nauseous breath are oth-
r cameo. It you need an astringent
01 an antacid or any other special
imuntn medication or expert treatmt :11
come and—see me.

 

16 $0. MAlN ST., 80. NORWALK-

HOURS—9 A. M. to 9 P. M.
Sunday: by: Appointment.

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Nov. 28. --A Mascow wit-est ’

in which Paine renorted; tliei '

 

Collars of Mn, trimmed with Ostrich and phinflambon;
also fixation Collars; diflemt style- and shot,
$12.00,14.00,$15.00

Warm.Wool Scarf: in Heather mixtures; almost- equl to four
garments for want-h. as theyextendbelow the waistline in the
front and to the waist in the back, have roll collars, pockets
and some are belted.

334',

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DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC
unit-06mm authentic
mmemmum
bro wrench. tum arm-hue
but. m It autonomic”!
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cmmn’m remve the m or
lane-.2. am! pun. heath tn recto»!
gaming}: hut-moaning the nerve or!"
tem in your body. We trmblt_
{given caudal attention: um cum
m0 0! the am You William I"
:gret giving the WI chuc-
Lto help you.

Magnetic Treatmem Given Al-

1!; FRANCIS; I}. C.

84 Washington a... 8.. “om-lit, Com
Graduate from Palmer School

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Herschfie QH’ Motor

TransportatiOn Co.

Daily Service Between New Haven. Bridgeport,
Norwalk and Philadelphia

101mg; trueksnt. your service for all kinds of tampon
laden; padded van: for WW work.

South mutant—122 Water Street. Phone 294.
New York— City—l'u Seventh Avenue, MW 7347.

 

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GET HGLD 0F
WESTPGRT TRADE

Are you (re who still believes

 
 
 

J the mg and dance of the ad;
venting solicitor who WI.
his paper is the only one that
circulates in the 011$!in
towns? ' -

I If so, you ”are on the Wrong-

.g track. Your good dollars at.

being spent for nought. W6
' take pride in co operating with
Norwaik merchants who want
to present their business to the
0133an fpgbl‘ifirEtsln—ongh the

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, Published for three eneratio
by the Jones famgy. Prat:
good argument as to its being a
good newspaper
But you want to see the pnper
and one of the Janet—ch

sooner you do the more men
in your pocket. 9;

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LPATENTS

09“" Sta. Bode-mi. Conn.
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Shore Dinners .

Allliinds of Set-FM -

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“CHEER!

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cram. momma
urns and TOBACCO

TARLDV mos
Up-to-Datac 013:: Store
”chemo Block, 80. Norwu]

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NHITBPUN'E COMPOI INI
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GET A-SQUARE DEA-1..

We will buy 5our bonsai. utd
Amman. rags. papers. Junk am: all
”second hand goods. Anytng you.
have. Price according to the qual-
ity of the goods. A square deal
always:

PHILIP P. MAHONEY'

: V .111 Zandt sheet. Phone 111%.
«mom! band (continuum: pale.

 

 

 

A; M. WOOSTER

ATTORNEY AT LAW

“WWW-
11,15 ”all. Mm.

COAL
Wood & Grain

Device Bros.

Mir-Ann!!!“ Btu

 

 

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

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