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Evening sentinel, Thursday, March 18, 1920 · page 4

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men 11’ the l at.
1:11:12!) 30:91ch nTH-rnnn held 111:." 1r
noun! weekly sewing 3.21.1501. ial meet-
in: "l
Regular weakly prnyer meetings w; A

be held tonight in the Advent Christ-
in .a::ncn1‘.e.l I:

jar ( ‘u 1 ‘ 1
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Ber. Kenneth EarzKen a Cl (”hrzrt
van in

ltemcrlal church} Westpor'

week services in

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fibrin church last 1: 27'1'
The wcekly me»t'§ m: of t: 2 “. m.1an' .2'.
arsocja lip of C‘. xri ‘. cl 1!." '1 12 1-7111:
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w. p..-» (‘ln'k 021,01! ah 71H?-

‘Mcmbers of the Mayflov' ar lloos. arm
Ladder amps-Dy will sz’inll" 33:11.5

in :he pénochle tournaczenr tonight.

Lum noun «m {nllm ‘
Tl: - Vin' s B: 019. claw will :5'0'; a

submit V1“: ". 1 - 1: "‘1 1?.“ Fur? 211':-

me T11. 1-1. (Tu-re?! Iomcrnw (-'.‘cninL-j.
John H Glover will spank 112‘. his ex-
per;enu-= in. France. . - ‘ " .-1.
The t‘ r “Barr-1' J' 1:1 3212.1? Tom,
Vim In the local barber 2.1.5.1.. 310m-
hr .~' «2‘1” 1}, 2 ea raid {hie rstnrnm:
:‘nat tra‘fic on the S1113". '2': 2.;1'. 11mm: :'
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an- "-All.£"‘_1 7.1 ‘
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:run; of‘mueic and rei'itui‘ .12; I.
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nings pleaqure. Ref :OSLni-
served during the evening
J. M. Glover y' 2- .. ”212;: '
:hc supper of the l‘ff'n's 1 :9: ‘
day nigzt gum: E-. m1; : . 2 .1
that 50030:: of F'anw 1?: " ‘112 '.‘-r11
during the war. A~ J! Y.
worker
that would («gape (i'
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ton has a surer eye for an o‘vri ' . .
criminal than he tractor the ivory: 01' thlt finalization to not» Mr»
pool ball He was ovennzlm 'ninzly no.9 Gem Thacher Guernsey the .em
tented by Fred Coleman jr. in a long: RHC'WFY u‘liosg Kerr": exnlrec in
and pa’tiemly waited for game, maven! April. The election v.':;l talc place
last night. in the Ell-1's Home before a dorm: the week of 1112'- Continental
large gathering of critics. The re '1 gmssinfizrgm 13! 132 p;'l.nn::;iso;sm:
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marlinble score was 50— 4. Jamcg 115901401}: for the prpsm- "Hill (1091931.!

Command, of Bring port. and Harry -\\'.
Math-m

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'2': hours conc ealcd
2;"..1 Main street.
not€:..
in»: 1.2512 out Dog Warden Thomas: r‘.‘

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in: v. 1” be located and routed away:

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morning blocked the “passflre of an au-
tomobile driven ally
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Argon; Farrell, internal revenue to f
premiums, who is on duty in Water 1
;bur‘y. was a. visitor in this city today. '
Chief of Police William R. Penning .

: 11;;2 hold-up, and he went '.0 the Du-

 

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2m: tor the office of ['12-

’hayc usually produced .
les and great political .1!"
1120 deleratcs.

2 Mrs Minor is prcsrr'
nevticnt Fauchtcz's o" "
Rr’vollion. ln rm al'r
2 ’95an out by the State .

Let “Danderlne” save your hair and that how Enzlnnd “a"
double in: bi anti lou can have louaneqident-genernl f0 m:
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at F av males, thin. scrag not consider pmbabr

gly or ful' nit
I Bling bad: its color, 'canditdate will enter

kept score, but the) weren‘tf

pt 11.") busy,

A 1‘. as who spends mo:‘ of his wnk- ;
somewhere on

Buying in dismal"

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‘.‘.s‘n, on his trail in the hope that'
at least, prevailed upon to bark in
gayrr and more optimistic. levy.

who

"Smart" high school studnnts_ .1 t l
_, .. . - \i: or 22:12.1 \iails‘.
rpmrate some 0‘ the be“ ”hes ”his late date and the 1,,

act a 35 cent bottle of delightful
“ ,amlerine” at. any drug or toilet
Elliott Farr. on Counter to fI'eslr'n your scalp; check “3?: $31?»- has prez: “0d
951 avenue and climbed inio the ve- dandruff and falling hmr. Your hair which included womrr
needs this stimulating tonic. than its states The candldatPS

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er dmlnz their recess hour. Ulla, that Mrs Minor 'm

life (olor, brighmcss and abundance
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all u'emendour-‘lj; funny—for Ill?
studenw, but Mr. Farx’b sense
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in: secret”; general

in; mad!

the dl. :uing to z 'nrlnrs the direction of \Vest
.En‘dgeport and Danbury. Mrs

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Local loads are m Ian; 1' 11:11.1; .
travel now. but the fins: .
make sane deep bolt-s, \‘1'12' ‘1,
usual depresisions' and hillm_.~..~.
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section.
Mra Charles Lockwood 1:.» Town

suffering from the '.'rir

The Boys' Club of 11193.21 E (5' 1r. '2:

meets this evening.

Mrs Charles Gordon of Leroy are»?
.3 New j

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Mrs Harry Pardee has burr. 9131mm:

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weekly nut-2.1.15: 10-!

nut has returned from a 1 ip
York city.

mining Mrs. Ida. J Pardce of Am-
herst, Mass.

The Boy Scout
gamized, holds its
night. Several of the boys,
their uniionna.

EdwinW. Cocper, son of .llr‘
Mrs. S. W. Cooper of Mmsfielil axe—
nue. is now purser on tiltkma'nm'
City of St. Joesph wifich 1011 .\e\\
York February 15 for scvm' 1 Med?-

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non: have

fern-mean ports. and i2 -::;,==C'_1
acme about Easter. ’
Ralph Oidrin, son or 31:. 3:12 Mr: "

Jot: n Oidrin of Locust Hill u":
bepn employed in er'd: sir,

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was discharged from the 12.5.; 0.10::

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That the communi' 1. n: z 1', '1 pic
tureg at Center Schoo' . ".
upon Darlen people was .own ..-. in:
Monday algnz, when the and-21:21.":
was won filled. The “11121;. 01 9

Panama Canal were possibly
est in the educational sex-it‘s
have yet been shown her»
second. showing how a. mod vm nova-1»
paper is made was equallv “fluent
in: The littla folks was: (1: «appoint-
ed and possibly some of those who
were older shared‘ the (—31“, riencp
though probably most of the adults
were better satisfied 'wlun it. Gas 11
nounced that instead 01 Mar ;.- Plgk
ford in “Cinderella." as had lmen ad-
yertlsed the booking company had
without any explanation Shipp‘d
‘Ragn' in which Miss Pickford also
appeared.

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HAWAH’S POPULATIO

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WASHINGTON, Ma “ch 18. ——The

population of Hawaii is 249 992 the

 

tonsils bureau announccd yesterday.
This 28 an increase of 88103 or 10.31
per cent as compared with 1910
R
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bearing the number 09:15:36 (2031.12.30:
upper Main street. last evening. ream-
ing in slight damage: to the truck.
Both were going in opposite directions
and tie auto was unable to get out of

 

'25 held last night in the South
NOWH'E- ram-ch, undertheau'
m of the 39m League, A.

, (may of game- were played. and re-
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Winslow Com-zine;

Joseph K. Lispplmoott,
brarlan gencral, Mrs.
Mass; curator general.
W. V‘- hite Mississippi

of (.' olumbia.

plans for education in

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CHEW A FEW2—STOMACH FEELS FlNE! "'°“'"GT°" ”5m 8- 2“
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M once' Renews '"mgesnon' “earth“: 0355. DYSPePsm. 31:05. 1.0.12.3“ 98" "r 2,” T811211):
causedb A idltv. Hun " Bu 3 box a‘ 'n dru st r . ' E. Zion church here 1.19 o
y C 3 y L J Y 2 0 e Read yesterday. He was 2.. years old md .

”Cornmun Sense Rules Regarding Stomach" in every package.

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The day IS set for the Grand Openinr cf the new Specialty Child-
ren’ s Store a 37 Washington Street. Sat th Norwalk. .
0n Saturdav. March 20 9 a. m.. the dorm of the most up-to-date
Children’s S ore. filled with an exclusi‘ e line of Boys’ and Girls’
Clothing anl Furnishings. will he owed. 2
After weeks 9f preparation we finally succeeded in zatherinz togeth-
er the largest and finest line of ,Infants’ and Children’s Ready-to-
wear Garm Ints to be found under one roof.
With our chain store system of buying and a low rate of (m
expense we_ will be able to sell you Infants’ and Children’s Ready-to-
wear Garments at a saving of 25 to 50 per cent. of what you would
have to pay elsewhere. '
Ware show' 112 a line of Boys’ and Juvenile Suits and Top Coats
made by best known makers in New York City. in serReS. flannels.
twecds and cashmeres. of every description. all in the new spring
shades and models. ranging in price from $6 .75 to $18.50.
Boys’ Top Coats Shepard plaids. plain worsteds. tweeds and cash-
meres. from $6. 75 to $12.50.-
Knee Pants m serge. corduroy. worsteds and cashmeres. sizes from
4-8 and 9-20.12an in price from $1. 00 to $3 .00 per pair.
Boys’ Hats and Caps m the latest novelt ‘es rankinz in price from
$1.00 to $3 00.
Boys’ Blouses and Shirts for dress. school and work. made of khaki
cloth. chambray m plain and stripe. plain white. with or without cul-
lars. at $1.00. $1.25. $1.50 and $2.00. All guaranteed fast color.
Boys’ Collars in Buster Brown and other styles. ,
Susmnders. Belts and N eckwear of latest spring styles.
Hosiery for boys and girls of best known brands. rm in price
from 25c toSl. 00 per pair.
,Girls’ Coats. izes from 9 to 16 years. in intact styles. made of this
season’ 5 newest materials. in full and Water lengths ran!-
inz in priocfrom 55:00 to $25.00. .
Girls’ Dainty Dresses in plain white linen. niche and lawn. plain.
“tailored orfancy embroidery. sizes froml to 16 years. Prices from

 

$1.00 to $7.50. ‘

Girls' School Dresses. in nhin colored chi-bray. natural. colored
— linens. zing‘hams. inmany “Maude 81ww2-16. Prices 3m to.
S5..00

MLINERYfm-everytu'lfm lhmmmmutflnel’h

2!" hand-made sin: braidffiow first“ ‘.'-m linen may

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'ilie Nor-walk Sheet Department has Banner Washington D (3.:
pl 10 d a sign on the Boston Store in- mmpml Mrs James Sr lman Phillipe

to the Smithsonian In titutlon.
\‘ew Jersey; li-

1.2.. m]: D. Elinor:
Mrs. Georxe
nd 1118 District

Duty Candidate Matter-15d f~r Presl-

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wasmx'o'roy,_ n21». 1 13.4: ' is

1" 03'0
gran! Minor of “'31:??er (1mm, M
thiCk gleam, “mes, (Sm! (hair-man o! the Magazine Com—
Of v " lmittoe of tho Daughters of the Ame!“
25-1419 (“iv candidite

'whosa name has both :1. csented thus
iicnt- general

112'.

,my candida!
tivity man:

‘21 ‘ov the (‘11:: l
American:
579 l‘nochur19
.. pointed '.'-Di
evar elven a
odety before.
23:; come from
.mlry.

a licked
from many
.re as follows:
For the ofli cc of chnnla 1 caneral.21lr.q

l P. sneer. Missouri: orzanlz-
Se don 50‘ {.rs G. Wallace

rezlster

general.

51121.net Pennsyl-
Hlss Jet-n
r9 mter general

Mr;

' In her announced phzfnrm Mrs. R i2

l ml {or the d12yclopmcnt
nor 5. a s 100 percent.

for a nvn partisan 3"
{he elimination

had lived hne about ix'o you-a.

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very desirable helices—for sfie or on
reasonable terns.

RAYMOND BROS.

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BABY CARRIAGSE CARTS
All Styles With a Wide Rangeofl’riccs
Cribs, Kiddie Koops, Yards é’High Chairs

RAY MOND & SON

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SPRING ARRIVALS

SPA'I' pom—Brown cocoa. kid, military bed pawn,

W tip and high tongue.

D3388 GROWS—Black lo'd, long mg, with mutation tip

andlecthuhnisheel.

TRIPLB’I'OB SILK 110533? FOR WOMEN

CONNEALLY 89° BRACKEN

81 Wuhimton Sir-"M

Herschfield Motor
TRANSPORTATION co.-

Daily Service Between New

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STORE CLOSES AT 6 DAILY.

Norwalk and Philadelphia

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EVENING SCHOOL

New Classes
Forming
Each Monday
In March

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