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portant message :for Mr?
ader. '
a .' Victor Recardvcailingddr
. Reader!
- . Reader: “What Mr. Victor
'_ 0rd is that?”
g _: “Mr. Ten-Inch Jazz VimL
. Record'is waiting for Mr.
1-:der at '
mama‘s":
ubm'mifi‘;
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on the sound
and today
was—tied up
-y because of Ithe
hard \Blziuvv‘ll. Sprint: street.
and trial for non-support be
Llldfs'c Nehemiah (“andce in the
v court. tomorrow morning.
-rby! Derby! O'Brien's.
News
loathe-innit of he widower" ilk...
vision of the state department at in;
stm».»¢.i
John KeoghE .‘
”:the credimwgimmmhup . estutd’,
of Guisceppe Tania, grocery store
keeper in Bridgeport. Trustees and
To «'va at the m
mg yesterday.
—'-Caps and fimbrellcs, O'Brien;
,' A banquet of the girls-of ihefiiriicr
department, intermediate department, .
:and senior department of the South proved
,‘Norwalk Congregational church. «was with me"‘Bayer Cross" .ontablets. whlph will become a two-family dwell-l
‘held in the church building this af-
“5.1.953-
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g The Sentinel, in error- stated last
;night that the *‘James «' Butler store,
joccupied one of the stores. in the Colo.
‘lms’ block, North Mnin~etreet,--which'
is to be remodeled. It should have
been the Standard Butter '& Egg
store. i
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l—«Armory ‘F‘ri. night Murray's Singing,
Orch. Adm. 500. l
Welix Raccanelli, now at McFarland's
$sanltoriiim, Greens Farms. in the mat-
iler of his committment to the state ac1d.
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.7 Met mind! Just take 1
_, game
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75“ estate «am 81:13. cine. “Ema must occasionally give to
.rjmmre is ”was in “Sign and,the bowels some regulation! or else
. “rial. air. 7 firm“, and tamilyim ;; m bilious. t-
..ifivaemnflgmi m W a
‘ ‘ T. » 9: mwnflnfimfi‘m- ,stomach disorders and sick 'M wan m3”
. . ~ ,7 . . usic and .
Millions of men momma we'mr‘belng erected- Nit-Kane: has headache. But do. uotmhip the bow 'NTERNM’ “V‘EWEYW m
“Bayer Tablets of Aspirin” alwaymrted dismantling the house, ,elsdnltn activity with. harsh cathartics.
What the liver unmboweis need is a
‘the quickest, .sures’t, safest relief for mn.m wk’.w Mr. -Kunes' gentle and natural tonic, one mat can
Atheir Headaches, -Colds,_ analsla.i.nwn home. ‘ .
Toothache,
Lumbego. Neurifls. . {Baluseems to:
fade right away. ’
'Buy only a Bayer package contam-
ing proper directions. Always nay
"Bayer.’ .
Handy tin boxes of 12 tablets neat.
but a few cents.
glarger "Bayer packages.
A continued hearing in the case of the trade marko .
of Monoaceiicacidester of 8811(3)”!le
constantly be used without. harm.
The gentlest liver and bowel tonic is
“0mm" ,They put the liver to
‘wosk and cleanse the colon and bow-
els of all waste. toxins and poisons
without grilling—they never sicken
or inconvenience you like Calomel,
Suits, Oil, or Purgatives.
r
Rheumatism, !
l
Earache, . ‘
The 1920 War Savings Stamps arc
nowmn .we at the. Rowayton PoseOI-l
nee; The new stamp is larger than ’.
the issue of 1919 mm as bright red "in
color, the 1919 .m having been
blue. No more 1919 stamps will be
2:13;}; (:3: “1ng haflnged 121:2?! Twenty-five million boxes of Cascar-
1919 certificates rm stamps attached‘iets are'sold each year. ‘ They worl:
will hold the some and any stampsiwmle you sleep. Cascarets cost so
f=pnrchased in the future must be zit-int“: too.
;tached to the 1920 certificates, which:
Dwggists also sell
Aspirin is
f Bayer Manufacture
{hospital for-the insane. will be held
before Probate Judge Henry W. Greg-
Iory tomorrow morning.
i A supper, ‘with entertainment and
gdancing will. be. held in. the quarters
of the Old “'ell Hook & Ladder com-
pany. Central Fire station, on NVed-
‘nesday, January ~21. The affair will
he one of a ‘scries of social gatherings i
to be held «during the remainder of
lhe winter by the lire laddics. """ '
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Miss
Heights
_ :Road.
Trinity Men‘sCluh. is going to have:
ganothor listed feed on Saturday even-
1 lili“.
3 turnout.
ébeen to the rooms.
isti'ecl. should do so.
Those who
106 \Vashington‘:
Mabel
L. Franke of Tokenoke has movcd
,into -the Norton house on the. Post;
1 Mrs. Clock of Prospect avenue
- ‘been entertaining her daughter.
It is llopnd there ““1" be a big :v‘vunam 'Pcrry
have not yet ‘children.
At the "church night" service at!
- St. Luke‘s church,. this evening. the
”1mm“ iRev. Hiram ‘ an ““1“?“ D" loser. and all who attended are looklnz
_‘Th?r° Win be a dance new in Red "Vi“ deliver an Ram-63$ (,m ”The Time iforward with pleasure to this one. On
,is larger than last year’s issue. Each officers. Every member of the Host
' ,person may purchase 1:15:00 value. m company and there are over '80, is urg-
31920 stamps, but must not exceed thatéed to be present at this meeting. It
jam‘mm in “"3 yeah {you haven't been out to a. meeting in
no.
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Moore of Noroton %
is ill with the measles,
On Monday evening next «at 8 o’clock
(officers for. the ensuing year will be
elected at. the regular meeting or the
‘Eowayton Hose company at their
gouarters in Romyton avenue: am...
has :flnal committees will be appointed
Mrs. ifor the oyster supper which the. com
six gl‘flnd-.pany will} give on Tuesday evening.
:January 27. When the Bose company
you should attend this one. “Thai
,would the community do without the
local fire company? 'e do not have
runny fires here, but no one knows
and her
’says an oyster supper it means a. good
;onc. Several have been giVendn the
who will be the next one to need the
. items. _ The company cannot extol
.VIW you no men «men all
M Thoreau“ who come inter-
. good
a long time, .all the more reason why lmer saloon, and
Lia (fins:
‘Trmzone” is Magic! Lift any Com or Callus
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Issuance of this company, . of union
«to; matters dllculnod at the meet-
ing‘ Monday evening and u behooves
all of the members in beprosent ana
marlin-is going on, m Will be a~
chance to get together one-9i
more and meet all your tellow mem
bers. .. Monday evening at 8 o’clock is
the time; fie Hone house the place.
l
"1 un here old you.
Now you no». ,unu. .
tun coin to up
A m .
' PLACE SEALS ON STOCK
‘u Drinker” do A - their a_
if. y Rueghouerfi‘s ”we was.» gran
M Vi - . _ :r . ,
Fairfleld, Jan.,9.——T. r. O’Klel‘o. E. the flaw Your will: ya“
P. Crosby and T. McAllister, agents MW.
of the internal revenue department.
visited the Ash Creek inn late yestei»
day afternoon, purchased cigars and
drinks, and then sealed up the cntirc
stock in the place after taking: sam- if}! .- __.___
plea-a to await further action of thc dis ‘ " ' __ 7 — .
trlct attorney. _
The revenue men came in an auto— augem & Steve’s
“mobile. complained of being cold. and - , _
called for whiskey. which it is allvuci gNorwllk ‘ m _ .
was served to them. They had smv
eral rounds with cigars. and then dis. ,
[played their badges. Before sealing
Artifice!
up the stock in the place. they com»!
lmunicated with Hartford to know, reef.
{what they should do with it. The inn ' .
Hacheriz'.
is conducted by ‘Wllliam
[and ‘Willlam Sherwood. the barlcnd-l Inlhe practice of dentistrylp-
“'1'!th 1': Ghats“ 3‘1 (tlhehutmtei. ‘should have a certain moi-taut
t s- een tepore t a re samn . > ,_
lautomob'ile was seen near olhcr for- chemical ability. Em hi”
it is believed the dowed with this talent. and.” N
agents made a tour of all the lilacob‘ how hard he tries to develop it. he
.flwhere liquor had bbeen sold inhl’air- not excel the one who is m3” d ‘
eld and the near y districts. ’oilli- . . 4*
or Haeberic nor his bartender was it by b‘nh' My success in tho '
taken into 01,310,153 of artificial teeth is due largely t . .
talent, combined with a file -
.‘ 'ience with peculiar and M
lby dropping, or nukes your
sore, conic in and let me son It
trouble is. Consultation tron.
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Music 201‘ Our' Lord."
m, No. 3 and ’_\.u_ 7‘ with mp.§M*‘" s‘llall, Friday, January 9.
’J. ll. Olmsiearl and E F. Baker. .bY SVC’C'S Orchestra.
lay in the South Nurwalk club}
.. g murnanwnt tomorrow night.‘ A concert by the Brown University O‘Connell anl h‘cr broLlier,
. *— .Musical Clubs of Providence. R. 1.. Jack of New Rochelle.
nhers of the Trinity Men‘s clul: Iwill be given at the South Norwalk, --'---
me}: a social time and luncheon 3liup'ist Church. Tuesday evening! \lr and Mrs. Afired 5. Phillips 0i
‘2 \\ns'hin;zton street club-ramps lFebruary 3, at 8 o'clock. under 1119"“; Tokenekc Road have been enter-
Y‘row night. ,‘auspices of the Choral Union. Owing mining Mrs. L. smgg and Mrs. H. R.
. ’llo the reputation of these clubs, :1 Fun“. of Stratiord.‘
-rc will 'be a, dance held in Red « fine musical treat undoubtedly is in } ' '
5; Hall. Friday. January .0. Music-“tor" f‘” “'1 Who “um“-
; ec‘s Orchestra.
Dorothy
Ma 5! or
{been - entertaining Miss
Mr. and'Mrs. Eugene A. Jackson of
the Springdale section observed the
Stamford, 50th anniversary of their marriage on
New Year‘s eve. ,
/ James H. Spaulding of
, .r , ' ,. rlhc veteran conductor. and one of thc
«133:1? Shillong and} Mr" Sam. hesbknown and bestrlikcd men in the" .
Tin Vewtlynt'zl- ‘10 H‘ ”I.“ oldest railway service. seems to be on the! Alva Hartwrlght. who has been
_pi,. 3.1-”, bi 41‘3“] alcovelelnat- way to recovery after a serious al- spending the holiday
. -‘ I 1 d3 0“ ”991m?“ lock of grip and pneumonia. His‘ms parents at Noroion. will I‘Ptum
o.
.
{(uluy. . friends hope that his recovery will be 1his week to his college studies.
f . _ . speedy. and that he may soon be able I ‘
e ('Xl‘»{‘Llll\'f‘ €0111llllll00 of the to return to his duties. .Miss Helen Croioot and her broth!
vcld County Y. M. Q‘A. will hold
cling tomorrow afternoon in the —-DANC|NG
; of Judge John/ii. Light. Wags?
-n sirccl. ‘
t‘l'_ David Crofoot oi Noromn. will re‘
SATURDAY NIGHT turn this week to their college stud-
Town Assembly Hall. Grace Brothers' fies. after the holiday vacation.
full Oi-clicslm with Cathedral Chimes.‘
Mrs. Francis Minot of
Mass, has been spending several days
'amc A. C. dance. Town Assembly '
Mdhchlan Lodge, Nomallx. m the home “f her father and broth-
]Fl'i‘dfly. Jan, 01h. Ten ll»: sugar; Lady
4pm“. ‘ held on inlci‘estinsz meeting “fednes- firs at the Quackcnbu‘sli place. on
, _ day ex‘eninc. It was reported that Gracie street.
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meeting of Monitor Grotto, No. 1‘ 10 Dbl} TH“ :3 the 10d 9 “ 5 n Tho charge of reckless driving
. O. X. P. E, li...\v|ll be held to— greet success. Ilans are underway against Charles Fiollardi of Norman
‘ arrested “'cdncsduy by ()fiircr “'il-
liam Tynes.
‘ morning.
:for o Burne supper to be held on Jan.
:24.
A social time and refresh-
. will l'ollow the business nicot-
i ‘4 (T
. M-‘I
‘ P. L. H. Gill of Berkley Terrace has1
vacation wiilr ‘
Brooklyn. 7'
was nollcd yesterday
iliondav evening tickets for the sup-
per will heready for distribution and
final arrangements made. But to gel
jhack to um meeting and election .ot
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‘EXAMthD
REGULARLY ?7
Brag o Hal'- Pregame on an aching
:or::. com stops hurt-
riv'ht i. It
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fight .off with. fingers—5N0
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[16 80. Main St... 3o. Namath. w
HOURS—9 a. m. nip. nu; I
paid!
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In? .'
4 ‘ 5? : 4v
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V". l - '
’Iffl \ p. m. Sunday "whim on“
’ /// ‘ -W_-_.._.__, ' _..; 2—253
in H
kiln—V
Dr. is. M. Dietz:
.IIIENIIST
47 South Main Sir
tiny bottle of Freezone for a few cents,
sum lent to rid. your feet of every 3
Ear-ll (-irti. or mm between ‘
'11“: Mini t‘fillllfl'fi, without SOTO. ,
l he» ~ 1“ $2 ritaiicn. Try it! NO incubus, ’
soft
corn ,
9.x.
.4”.
You can assist your
eyes to Serve you
" '. faithfully it you will
allow us to care for
them. Even if the
/
glasses you are now
seem to fit
e- usic for
3 club.
[oft Velour Hats, O’Brien's
jk tonight in the high
., ing.
,‘5 to attend.
. ‘ ries of dances
”rate Company. '0. S. G.,
a
urray’s singing orchestra.
ere will be a dance held in Red'
« vard‘s Jazz orchestra will fun:
. the dance to be held'
9 Town Assembly hall tonight.
the auspices of the Flume Ath-
: eating of the Home and, School
0 of Norwalk will be held at 8
school .
Teachers and parents, and,
ms interested, are cordially in-i
Inight. in the Armory, the second ‘
, by the Fourth !
_ and to know that a method of sailing them.
11 Norwalk Council of the Knights
olumbus. will be held with music
("umplainis are still' being: made
'about the icy condition of the stoic
Ihighway through Sugar Hollow above
‘Ridgofield. Yesterday afternoon a
iMcrccr car skidded near ihc point
iwherc, a H‘mousine went through the
‘fcucc the previous evening. The Mcr-
.ccr hath-red the fence and smashed
la fender. A man who drove through
Fuznv- Hollow ycslerday Said that the
{encr-s had been marked in several
places by skidding cars.
“Armory Fri. night Murmy’s Singing
iOrch. Adm. 500.
Lovers of peanuts will be intcrestcd
in the Shell has been invented. Poa-
nuts salted in the shell before roasting
’are not only delicious but are much
more digestible than ihc old kind.
:5 Hall. Friday, January 9~ ““51“ Such peanuts are now on sale in sev-
.vec’s Orchestra. eral cities, and it is predicted that,
': “‘— ‘with their well-known progressiveness,
55‘ Kathleen - Mulvaney, soprano Norwalk merchants will soon, be otter-
"6, of the Noroton Presbyterian
. h will sing Irish songs ‘for the
Noroton - Soldiers’
on Saturday, January 17, at 3
Miss Barbara \Veed. organist
Noroton Presbyterian "chrch.
;‘ rs of the
‘ 5
accom nanv M iss Mulvzmey.
ing them.
—“l‘ry u Fer'inel We; Advert!"
ment and vou will receive the best
results obtainable.
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DEPOSITS
.‘draw _ interest from Jan. fist at ,9:
_Made on orlbefore J an. 19th
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i i The engagement.“ lites
wearing
Miss Mary L. Smith has returned to
her homo at Ne-wmarkct. N. J...after
having spent several weeks with her
parcms, Mr. and Mrs, William G.
Smith of Maple avenue.
your eyes you should,
never go longer than
two years without sub-
mitting them to an ex-
animation.
l
Daricn people, who had engage. :
ments in Stamford \Vednesdny night. = I. DHBJA CK S
were obliged to cancel them unless
they could travel by atomobile, ‘95 gganEgnal'EST
,neither trolleys nor trains were run- . . ‘ And- » ~ '1”:
ning for nearly two hours. ‘
The Norolon Presbyterian Church
will tender a welcome home dinner
.this evening lo the soldiers from the’
church who were in the service. Miss
Kathleen Mulvancy will sing, and
Miss Bomber Weed will accompany-
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REDUCED PRICES "ON
That Watches and Clocks have
gone up, everybody knows.
_ WE SELL WATCHES AND
CLOCKS AT CATALOGUE
PRICES, LESS 10 PER
CENT._ DISCOUNT FOR
cssn.’
‘flngersoll Watches, Bracelet
Watches, Alarm Clocks at
Special Prices.
Charles Cooper of New: York, pian-
ist, and Miss Theresa Hoyt. soprano
soloist of the Congregational Church,
stamtord, will give a joint recital in
the Casino at Stamford, for the Schu-
bert Study Club, ‘lilonday afternoon,
January .12.
Contractor C. B.‘ Runes has about
completed the second- bungalow for
Mrs. Beckley at Beckiey Terrace.
Mrs. Backley does not expo“ to none
tinne the erection of the other bun-
galows planned for that section imme-
diately, owing to the high cost of
construction. ‘ - .
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Miss Lydia Vosburg,. formerly of.
this town, is now‘ singing in “The
Light or the World,"~the New York
‘production which had its premiers-in
lthat city, Tuesday evening. utter a
;private showing to ”an audience 0!
.clergymen the previous night.
; A dellghiml afternoon Was spent by
a number of women ‘Weflnesduy utter;
noon.‘ as the guests“ of the Indies’
Aid Society at the..?leth41¢ifl.t Chuck. , ‘
where a. demonstration 01.811111111111111
ware was given. .The young men in”
charge .of‘the demonstration baked
potatoes in a tryinsponooeud
cakes "on an aluminum £11m;
rcastedvheei’ in a‘doubie, rmtinzpcn."m I
baked it cdkcjn armeietmm. and:
prepared coflee in 9138113018“)? ‘
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“'9""hfiv:"‘ wounvdst ' Mush“!!- a“
George; 11. Waterbury of . Gardiner
‘ f‘ . '- ‘al‘wfi
ms *oriafystic, Conn, , out“
Ounceii: The mm ‘ '
SOUTH NORWALK.
YOUR ORDER PLEASE FOR
1920 CHEVROLETS
I can deliver at once Medal 490 Touring Cars.
with light upkeep. Call for demonstration . ..' . . . . $818.00 C
Time payments if desired,
Austin’s Garage
Herschfield Motor “I" a“
Transportation Co.
Dally Service Between New 'Haven. Bridgeport,
Norwalk and Philadelphia
10 large trucln at your service for all kinds of transpor-
tation; padded m: for furniture work.
, South Wm’wmr stratum 2“.
new 2m City-17¢ seventh Avenue, Phone Farragut 7347.
GET A SQUARE D J
We will buy your hci ‘
goods. rags, papers. Junk no
second hand goods. Anything
have. Price according to the ,
ity of the goods. A mum
always.
‘, PHILIP P. MAHON' .
3: Van mat street. Phone 1 »
lama had good- umn on
o
The car
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PHONE 1959.
Egg, Stove.
a...
narrissc
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view Keven. Dom—306 State Street. Phone 42? colony. . n "u m
"L" 7 7 \ rd. m.
, Brushed Wool Staffs W
WW inbhe and brown combination and plain ‘
dark brown. $15330, new,» 31090
7‘ «Heather mixtures in blue, rose and navy, $8.00, reduced
_ Wflfifiofi men-rs com for .., 31.39
‘ 'mn HARDWALE
AUN- SUPPLY co.
‘2 Wow It. '
Mom-5. 30. m
to
$5.00
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