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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, December 30, 1919 · page 4

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The Nor-walk Electric company, el-
ectrical contractors. have opened a
new branch store on Van Zant street. 9

‘days ago.
Three new freight

board's l t at Wilson's Point In
last night at the regular weekly meet- week frogn ortland. Men, each vess
in; Of ”1" “IN diSUlCt commis- carrying 100 carloads of nicrchandr.

sitmtri‘fl.

Royals of the past y .
his: nir'ht- at. a meeting of the Sunday
school bOard 0f the East avenue 31.. E. u thug » :u‘h any The

oft he Shipping Board
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7;...“ Church.

, Contain N. K. Farr
lighter Ophelia of New Rochell'v.
confined at his home.
streei., with an attack of the :rippe.

Corporal Gcorfie ll. Parks, in cha’rrze
of the (‘in llall recruitinrr station.
will this week remove from Cove any
nne to lake up his residence in the'

Hsnfond block, North Main street. 1

A watch anllt E'll'l'it‘e will be held

avenue M.
ill be hold is sulfering from :in infected finger.

,v ' ' m i ard
of the power ‘ P” s h
. business at

yards in the cast.

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tomorrow night in the Em.
E. church. A social time or
as the members watch out the old
your and welcome the new.

East NOl'WC‘L‘k residents
plenscd in (lie appointment

her home on the Post Road otter
be pleton. L. 1.

Miss Edith ‘m-cnc has returnu
from a holiday Visit with her aunt an-

will
of Judge

K903?" a resident of Marvin Peach: aq uncle. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Post 0
referee ir‘fiankrul‘iify for Fairlie-.d Marion.
Mr. and Mrs. 1". Ti. Courr-ey en

county. Judge Keogh was azlviwd to
(lay of his appointment by Jmlim
win Thomas. of the V S DistriCt
coed.

There will he a prayer meetin': in
the Advent lChristian Church tomor-
row evening at. 8 o'cloek. From 9 to
10 more will be. a social hour. and a“
refreshments will he served in the I - . ,. . ,. - \

. .1 holida no t, llLl friend. .11... ll.
‘basemeni. It 10:30 Will he. the Dolbcal‘ bf 5;)“;an
quartm’lrhnpinmg nicotine 0f ”“7 L03? Thin evening the Sunday school of

3‘ WOVMXH' llcnorts 0t mmmlmfifl ‘St. Luke's church, and of the i'i‘cslly.
3'3}? I?" call W‘” behold. ””‘l f W” urian church, Not-omit. will each
u. , K” be the regular WMCh night 1101:] their Christmas festivals.
senloe, ' .inmeo “'illmott and his. daughters,

A arse allmuloncoof the members the Misses Grace and .Virzinin, spent
of the Advent Christian church. and Christmas at the home of the formcr's
their Mcnrls. cntlmrod for :1 pleasnnt son. llrrvlcrt Willmolt ill l‘ort (‘hcs-

u . _ , W tcr, N. Y. '

evening last nignti “hp“ 111" 3.2m ‘11 \V. I. Iowndvs has. receivod a com-
Clnislmns enim.amment “as held. mission as census
The rpmgram, as printed in full in the will compile the Census statistics for
Sentinel, “1‘“ Mid”. Was Curricd out all of the town north of the New Ht;-

. . _ . . . . . Vl‘ll railroad tracks.
w‘m (““19””me Off‘mt" MK“ {lins- Airs. \V. I. l.nwn¢1“:~; and her tin-urn»
worth was cliairlady of the committee

coy of Springfhfld.
‘ \i'nlter Van Tassel. employed at Al
lcu's drug store.

oration for hernia.

Mrs. William J. Fleming,

‘ The young son of H. M. Ward of
ZTokeneke, sprained his ankle a law:

transports ar-
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Routine business was transacted rived .Lt the Lmteld S ates bhlpp 11:;

‘which has been stored in the warm

. houses at the point. There are now 17
ears were toad freight. transnrts and ten tug bouts

anchored in the harbor and more are-
recent order
to dismantle 3
New Eng-
land coast. with the exception of the.
is local yard has resultrwi in an enor-
tl Van Znnt mous’ expansion and extension of the
“Wilson's Point which is;

now one of the leading snip storage

Mrs. John Godfrey of the Post Road
Miss N. E. Shi'iver has returned to

few days’ visit with rcluli'ms :it Sta~

Fd— tel‘tained as a holiday gum-l. Mr. Dc
' Courcc’y’s sister. Miss Mnbul llr: Cour-
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onlcred Stamford
Hospital last week to undergo an op-

Sr., of
unsfipld aVL'llll“. jg pnivrlfijning {IS “Hollis Getty ”unit“ and Ulllt'l‘ Jill 1n-

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I old year out, get into the in
new tags so you elm greet i .
the New Year With your g l ‘
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l hilt rs' Home are iu‘ haVe a treat. bliss
1‘ with Miss Bar-

Knthlcen )lulvnney, V
'bam \\ cell, accompanying on piano.

. :will sing a group or war favorites.
:’l‘hcn Miss .\iIII\iUll'y will conduct a
{community sing. at which she Will
'usk all the soldiers in join h -r ‘1 ' ' ‘0;

.lmg "The name Hymn of the Repub-
vlic” and “the Sun D‘Jétufiteu 11“...._ ‘

.At, the conclusion of the cutertuiu— A

'mcni Miss chd and Miss Mulvam-y

.will distribute mmc cigars unlch

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jhcrs of ”ll" Kiwanis Club are provid-
‘ing for the C('(‘h.~i(:ll. '
f Today in Wall Street N.

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NEW YORK. Dec. 30 (\Vull 8:11.31.
10:30 a. nil—The uncertain money
situation continued to weigh upon the
Stock Market at the inexu a; open—
ing of today"! session. Umnl of 1 to
i3 points in the better 'nown oils,
'covpcrs. rails and local uti ilivs were.
'oflsct by declines of l to 4 points in
steels. shipping. leathers and lunar-«l
specialties. American Woolnu, _\c's~
Jev'dny's conspicuously strong {mum-r»,
lost almost 4 points at the outset. but
immediately rallied. The ions bc-

 
 

 

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:1 Norwalk South Norwalk 1! ,
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On New Yrar‘s afternoon, the sol» iv
1 diets rcs'idini, in the Noroton hol-

South Norwalk Trust Ci.

tcrs, tln' Min-<05 (‘liarloltv and Ida,
in churvc.

.‘spvnt the Week-end with relatives 'at
. Citv Island N. Y. and on Saturdav on-
m; ‘09 \ V— . ' ' . ' .
have 11 recorded in U“ 0‘ JILHWl tho matinee presentation of the
tic» rf tlw- mun clerk showing the urcm

religious spectacle. “The “’ay'
transfer of \Villiam ‘C. Smith‘s beauti‘ rarer." at Madison Sfluaro Garden.
fut show estate on quim l-lill to The holiday Weck brought plcnty'of
Thom'ml llm-mrnd W'hcn “1011mm“ skating to the boys and girls. which . _ .

. ~ ~ ' - - mo school vacation enables them to.”di’“91"‘lml'~"“S being Ignored. Rep-
aoijon was first made 801.10 tinnn arm, i‘nlny m the fun. Gnrhaxn‘s. Roylc's ~resvntmive oils. coppers and a. few
the Sentinel carried a report of ”m and Twp“. pond. with other well- S:)l.'(‘lul.lllil‘s escaped tlhe pressure shown.

. __ ., known skating spots. have afforded 989“ ere. especial! amon steels
transfer. The 95mm imhfdfis “(3.2M lilczxsul‘u to many. young and old. A and equipments. Mexican Pglroleum,
_ W Ind a number or M‘ld‘n‘r‘s and bit or snow also afforded a few days’ Shell Trading and ROY“ Duibh W813

is one olulo finest tracts in East Nor- coasting on the hillside streets. and 72 i0 3 1-3 POJNS hi
walk. sliding on the level ones. 0‘ the 111010? 51190131
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mu Claus was at. tho Christ. linis- 8le“ iii (.ui'll , lllllll rcccrtly U I! ll! \ lh
coped church, last night.

consul at. Seoul. Korea. will) his

to gladflpn brother Lcon Curtis, of Schenectady.

the children with the distribution of and the luttcr's wife. spent Friday vis-
. 'f . 1 - ,

gifts. ChrL‘al excerises were hold I ml: the Messrs. (urtis grandmother.

.cumc. heavier. within
hour, General Motors
points.

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team: more. subservient to monetary
conditions outing the morning, all oth-

lies gained 1 to z
EmlimttJohnson. Ameri-
can \Vonlon extended its early rally
and sugars developed sudden strength.
Trading quickeued when
opened a“. 15 DP!‘ cent.

Mrs. llcnry SCOllPlll of the Post Road.’

in tile. church, during which special and their aunt, Miss Annie Scofleld. lions were not improved at midday
uusio was rendered, and a. number of Consul (‘urtis was rcccntly called to when call money advanccd to :5 Der

-terestinc eongs and radiations en- Zl'ntsltinfgto; .m my”: and ‘3: ”Tim”

, .- _ f: c o n airs , ere. an cause of
‘ F0“*’““‘g the 59”“3‘33 in the his familiarity with these conditions.
him-h the attending members and Wes enabled to give the authorities
, friends adjourned to the church much information at. lenmh which

~ -. "ent. where stood the Christmas fii’ugllalillm :21: bglrgnsmitted bl, cable
a ,. > - . is in 0 re u
" arti ticallv decorated and hemin korca. but dmirinfz tog remain ”final:

will! um gifts. The at-‘ Far East. he has been released from

cent., the high rate 0! the prefloun
session and exchangeon London con-
tinumi to weaken. Aside from Ameri-
can Woolen and sugar shares, the only
stocks to show strength were seven“
of the chcmimu. specmlties.

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7 ”Gums “30‘1‘30‘ muci pleasu e ypected to start from New York yes-

this ufternoo '
:terday. with his family, for his distant 11'

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)coast. The diurnrbance which was
zgcentral oucr Upper Michizan yester-
day morning hos moved southeast-
;wnrd during the in.: '24 hours and is
inow central over Western New York.
gn will probably moVe out. to sea on
the Marsachusclls coal-it tonight. It
is causing snow as far south as Virglm
in. Pleasant “(‘Qihel' prevails this
morning in tire southern and Western
distritls. 'lhe temperature is rising
in the Lake region and New England.
No cold ware tcmoeratures were ro-
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3WANT WAR PRISONERS RELEAS-
'ED.

ROME, Monday, Dec. 29.——Polanrl,
Austria. (‘zeuhosLaValtai and Hunger:
_,havc':1ppcalcd to Pope Benedictrto ob
:tsin the repatriation'ol about 280.000
mt lneir stun, C‘s wmcn mu: been pn‘x-
toners of war ‘in Siberia. and still re~
main there and are represented as suf-
gfcring hardship: oi‘ all kinds, it was
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confronted in solving the problem is

the‘ first half

l W'ALL STRl-IET. Noon—Stocks be-

Ehor and several

cell money 3

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.‘-—House for Sal ’ Try Want Ad. post. :nesdny; not much change in temper.
9"" :ature: strong west wiuds.’ “hummer
Ifor high wind are displayed on 1'.“

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3 o’clock December 31,’ 1919, Will be the one used
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REW'PORT. R. 1.. Dec. ail—Frank
M. Wheeler to:- 20 yous corrospond~

eat. for the Associated from beta and'

known as one the the best news [1th
erern in New England. died yester-
ray. He had been in in Mm for
several mun.

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,_ moo was exceptionally large, and hlh TONIWF post. at ms. an rvnuestIg ~~ , Mr. Winch: his had been on the
and transferred to 'Manchnria. He ex-‘ pm. Norwalk and vicinity: Snow W1] on! o! the Newport,
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"a “Any" and B“—
PEREDIXO

There are hundreds and hun-
dreds of Moreno tooth Mesa
Some are, and some are not—-
good. We odor. tooth. paste of
excellent character providing
tooth cleanliness and pmserar‘
tion, and mouth purification. It
aids in hardening the gums, pre-
f mu dbcolorotion. and the
formation of tartar.

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the great cost involved in, bringing‘
'jhese men to their former homes. as .
they cannot come thmugh.Rm&buf
must travel byway of Japan and‘Am-i
‘erica or by the Red Sea route.
Another appeal has beet-\addressed
fto the Geneva Bureau on, the Red,
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