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more Fashioned Garden in Virginia.
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18391—Oome Home. ' .
18617—Hother, era’s You' Buy.
18408-4 Sweeflleart of My Own.
181W 3 Word ”of Sympathy.
we mu. emu: ELLE msn ran you. Ask to
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DONNELLY’S
16 South Main Street
Ford Commercial automobile, li-"
Julian Cornell of Norwalk returned
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‘4“ III! the Norwalk DOHCE- :calling for more clerical help.
Annealing of the baseball players 01‘ —-lmerella=. and Canes.
3. ‘lilorwalk Council. Knights ct ~—-—-—
m... . s. will be held in the K. Cu
\V. O‘Brien.
,. gm . k. The matter of picking mater-
, , for the council baseball team will
' tekenuo. '
13 Railroad iSVl'l‘llK‘, last, night Mcal'nt’;
a minnzily oi clothing. lletcc'ivzr Ser
.grrnnt Thomzu Hunt is investigating.
.. . Waltz at Norwalk Amory. with? Miss‘lfiunlccn Lynch Franklin nven~
' . 3’8 Singing Orchestra, Thursday, up has resigned her position in the
. lbusiness office of The Sentinel. and
. . {will start her new work in the insur-
Tonight ‘lfillboa 038 'night at the once office of Conrad Frey, Washing-
’a Fair, in the Home on South‘mn street, Monday.
‘. not!“ Svoo’e popular orchestra, .
furnish 2w music for dancing; The Policemen 0f Bridgepofif who
.. "a. variety of gifts will be distribu- were implicated in the arrest of Sarah
tram“! attendance is expeded, Bahcock of Norwalk have both resign
amusements have been completed ed from the force and the commiseion.
make’the closing n‘ght or the atlair',ers now consider the affair closed.
we event. The girl has not yet been tried.
——Buy your coal at, Farris l: Gone.
Ag; pondentwof The Sentinle.
’ mason: a. signed communica-
‘ ’é‘lhls‘puper complaining of the
- of garbage in the rear
A postponement, of the trial oi’ Nich-
Iolns Bell charged by his wife with non.
Much-mo. o. , A e nt support. was called .this mom no, as
m the hfielf1todasytrilts$§editlte young couple have talked things
DR; Wilfia‘m J. Tracey. of the,over and have agreed to try congenial
mm. inspected condi-‘marital relations again.
M yesterday and found the
- - to have been unfounded on
'Mism Lillian Duly of New York City
and Harold moon} of 19 Ferris avenue.
formerly of the U.‘ 8. Navy, Were uni
ted in marriage by Rev. L. J. 'Schoenp-
ominous-rune” mom-
‘ ' 7 y Hull. Grace BFOtherS'fler, pastor of the South Norwalk Bap-
tist church. They will restdc in South
Extra. music. Eight Muslcl-I
{7 «Norwalk for the present.
. Maw-La Hat Dye
. hill Colors
:5: per bottle
‘-Powell Corp.
-Carpeta Cleaned and Colors Renewed
Connecticut Carpet Cleaning Company
87 Cedar St. Telephone 1413-4.
Rev. and Mrs. Thomas E. Swan are
spending it week or ten days iii/”Wash-
ington. Rev. Charles A. Marks «Will
olllciate tomorrow at Trinity church.
While in Washington Mr. Swan will
visit some of the men who are help-
less invalids in the hospitals. whom
he met while in the U. S. service
abroad. -
~—Barg‘alns in Velnurs.“ {(7. O’Brien.
"EiWri-ungements for the. class
initiations to be held in Stamford and
Norwnlk on Sunday by the degree
team of the local series of Eagles will
be made at a meeting: of the officers
and members of the team to be held
in Eagles hall at eight o'clock this
evening. A report will also be made
by the committee on transportation
which was appointed several days
ago to engage a sufficient number of
automobiles to cover the members of
the degree team and all members of
the stain who desire to go to Stam-
ford and returns-«Stamford Advocate.
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SERVICE
4 personal mm as to
just‘how this bank can serve
p youmly suggest benefits that
iron nave:- thought of. The at;
- .. re is friendly here.
More no lomalitles. You.
'l‘mialmys welcome. This is a.
m organza” .mg oervioe
M Bond coupons“
g» and let'this bond
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91k Amory, unredny Apr! ‘22.
Tho convneura andgvormi at the
recent Knights‘pf Columbus !‘nir will
be tendered nxéoepdon-and entertain-
ment by South Norwalk Council on a.
date to he decided upon later.
The boat "Della." reported missing
the float of the Norwalk Boat
company, upper Harbor, on Thur-stray,
Ava: found yesterday afternoon. in’the
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A napthmlnu’hchrhelongingto James
of Prospect avenue, whicht
one reported as lost, was found, this
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Real goats got the fig‘tfiatlve "goats"
of residents in the vicinity of SS Tay-
Jor avenuefiyeaterday afternoon. when
the four—footed goats broke loose from
confinement and browsed about, deo
straying hedges and trimming on
lawns. Upon the request of neighbom.
'moming, by Officer Adams. ngroun
back of the Norwalk freight house.
Terbune, director of the
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glvnonnonm heenob-
Otner speakers who huge
mined for the coilerences are
Irving “Either and Prof. E. M. Morgan
of Yale University, Dr. William 3.
Connecticut .
C. E. A.:
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Society for ’Hygiene, Prof.
Winslow. of Yale, Mr. Carpenter. dio
v... Herbert 31. Diamond of the Child
Welfare Commission. Dr. Valeria. .
Parker, chairman of the committee on
social hygiene in the National League
of Women Voters, andeise Katharine l
Wington, regional director {or New
ers. Mrs. Scuoonmuker will give her!
course of six lectures on the Machin-
ery or Goyernment.
The committee in charge of the In-
stitute includes Mist-3 Enfliy‘Whitneyb
executive chairman; Mrs. William
Lyon Phelps. vice-cholrman; Mrs. C.
E. A. Winslow. chairman programl
committee: Mrs. T. S. Mclflcrmott. in;
charge of voting machine; Mrs. Wil-l
llan Lyon Phelps, chairman hospital,
fly eonmittee; Min. Joseph Reedn
printing: Miss Julia Himman. Pub-g
liclty.
mittee on publicity are Mitts Margaret l
‘me. ’
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”wallow ' maxim
Letter.
Symon, .N. lie—"When .1 com-
ments:- or Americanization in New lla- m film will Lite! u may,
Jud no, out!
had farming spells.
”l humeral for two
.or time years he»
‘1 ion I hog-on inking
‘ d‘n E. Pinkhun‘n
, egetuhlei‘om-
.1 ~ unload the Liver
- . sun-whichluw m~
. «diced in t h e
~ 11 and in your.
* books. I todi
reboot. twelve bottles
" of rgur Vrgctnhlc
Compound and found a wonderful
remedy. l mmemd to pick up at
once and my suffering was relieved. l
hare told other: about :- medicine
and know of some who we token it.
lam glad to help others all I an.”—
Mrs. R. E. MING. 437 W. Lafayette
Other members 0 (the com- Hire, Syracuse, N. Y.
mm. (image of Life is a most crit-
the owner 01”“: goats was notified by. Whitney, Miss Georgia Troup_ Mrs. lull period of]: woman’s existence, the
the police to rc-conflnethem.
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in Accident Prevention" Mr. ‘Noonan
points out tho correct principal 0! jun-
iice which ought to guide both the em-
ployer and the employees in their deal.
inn; with one another. He also points
out in micmc-m humane the great
harm reused by industrial organiza-i
tions by “lion taming" or “hell roaring"!
firemen who tf'ie brutal ethods to-‘
wards their employees. In his" talk he
will Fll‘ik(~ a r-frong blow at the under
lying causes of industrial discontent
and even Bolshevism.
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: number 011692, was stolen in in 0, i‘. Schultzc's market on Main St.‘ month»: will
report. last night according to word has been built the increase in business 1‘, .\i. in .w. k)?“ 'rhratre.
Robbers fin-rod an entrance through
“"3 ‘W‘OHW morning- at. 11:30 '1 rear winnou in a clothing store inristeamcrs leavins hp“, today for Euro
Those who are .prcceut -on Sunday"
to hear Mr. Noonan will have a real
recently from a business trip to llc- from ll'iil e tull- that they will remem-
lie will return to that. city‘ber.
livery employer, shop superin-
tendent, {oz-mum. and others interest-
ed in thi.~ industrial problem should
all to ho present. The
hold tgnorrow at 3
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AMERlCANS SAN. FOR EUROPE.
NEVC YORK. April 17.~»Thn‘c
peun ports, iia'ni mule than 3.3““ pus-
ucngt-rs. limits-turning the "spring
race" on lllt- [mi't ut‘ business men and
tourists in l'Iui‘opn. Steamship men
say xix.- ‘ for accommodations.
cspcuxll)‘ .Ilv. snitonrl cabin, is
almost unprecedented. The big Brit~
15h linvs. ill" Frnnch Linc and Ameri-
can lines hum: Nd practically every.
availabln h. ill] on all scheduled sail~
lugs up to August. and on many of the
.tri‘...:l'
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Jean Pardee Clarke.
is to be carried every day by the com-
buncheon at 75c ,
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”mines in charge or the Shim Col- metered by the timely we of Lydia E-
leg’e endowment fund. The meetings
will be held in Center church mflshl .
house. tree of charge and open to the nu“
public.
STUDLEY GOES TO SING SING
NEW YORK, April fir-George
Studloy. who was freed from Jail at
Newport, ‘R. l.. two weeks ago, w“
sentenced today to serve four year!
in Sing Sing after he had been an
rested in a chase from a roof garden
under a misapprehension that he had
picked a pocket.
Detectives exonerated him of steel:
ing an excited spectator’s 87. but
showed that he had been convicted
here a year ago of grand larceny, in
stealing a $2.70 diamond bracelet and
sentence had been susnnded.
The officers claimed he had jumped
2.500 bail here while under arrest
later on another theft charge and had
received a six months’ flamenco at
hewport. lie was on the root‘ garden
With a young woman companion when
a man who had lost his money lookAl
at him Inspicously. Studley thought
he was a detective and fled.
TAlLORB REFUSE TO ALTER
SPRINGFlELD, Muss. April 17.—
Tailors here who had been asked to
make alterations in suits purchased
by a large local insurance company
for its employes in t effort to man»
living casts have refused to touch the
,‘Rhe start. will be inside at
.Field, where the race also will end
annoying symptoms which amouvmnv
it. my be controlled. and normal health
Pinkhnm’s Vegetable Compound.
Moreover this reliable rented ron- ,
~nn narmtit-s or harmful drugs and i
owes its “Franny tn the medicinal ex~‘
tractivvs of the native root; and herbal
which is'conmim. é
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smiths lEAli ,
NE\V YORK, April l7.&Air ovum.-
planned for 1920 promise to make it a
big aviation snort year. according to
the American Flying Club. The fil‘rl
rvult of importance will be tho: flying
.neld dav nz' th lnlm'l‘olngifll‘! Flying
Association, at Mineoln Field N. it).
May 7. Elnvon colleges and universi
lies will lie,- represented. in a varied
program of flying stunts, which will
be concluded with rt cross. country
flight. in this race each will be per'
mitted to enter two airplanes and u‘
cup will be awarded to the winner.
Hinmlu
after a circuit that probably will in-
clude Philadelphia and Princeton. »
Arrangements also are being madw
by the club for .1 seaplane race around
Long lle-md. This probably will be:
held early in the summer. The club
is cooperating with the training and .
operations group of the United States
Army Air Service in planning for a
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ships Tl“! wwfiinu; haVc been made as
far in advance UF September.
Pairwnp‘ lynx-Filon has been in-
cretming by the Iieup ol‘ the Holland-
America Line. due to the strike in Hol-
land the hut ”1.1- the big liners
Olympic, mun-tutor and others are out
suite. it was announced today. The a -\’ v
loo employee who are to be supplied'tyfifkmnduieli‘siln ricdism'cgegf in???»
therefore. will depend upon homeimucfi in the tentative. plans the
help in fitting. The 165 suits are allicourse is mapped out from Minmla
that could be obtained of a bi: mn- across the United States territory in
sngnment sent tn this I‘Sl.‘l!r_v h. - ulnar, N. I)., crossing to Saskatnht.»
mer largest services. that of the Hun-
burg-American Line and North Ger-'
man. Lloyd miedng. and only a few of
the ships 0: illcsv companies under
operation by the new owners.
MUST REFORM METHODS OF
'—" LIVING.
BERLIN, April 16.—l<‘inancial
economic unragvsc confronts Germany crating is expected to begin in July.tf0l‘ Y
“HENECTADY- N- Y» April l7.-—'cach 150 miles, will be arranged.
The International General Electric Flying: events of a. sporting nature
C0 mhy announced today it had hccngwlll not be confined, however. to the
39' “3‘de a 82.000300 contract for thetUnited Slatesin 1920. In Franc-e a fly-
im‘sl electrification of steam rinlmmlsling meet is scheduled to be held at
{in South America—~11 281nm! stretch or.Jnvisy, near Paris. May 22 and 23.
' Paumta Rumo- between Jundiahyi’l’he British aircraft exhibition will in
land Compinas. Brazil. lncludlngfheld at London in July. In addition,
doubletrack and aiding. the total miiéi the British Government has on'cred
and use to be electrified its 76. Electric op.i several millions in pounds as prizes
nrious air-pic sporting event;
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within u ,\\”ur‘ unitss the people rca~ 1921. to be held during the year. 1118‘?!”
lize the situation of the country and Ultimately it is expoiced that wry-to Cairo route is being blazed 138-
reionn 0"”: " “N““L‘: 0" living. saldwmore miles of the main line will bellwpe“ the two points the “5‘3"”le
D13 “151“. «Hill.- s~:‘ of the Treasury. electrified. etxending the new sympmfrail. steamship or ground transpol'l._ls
addressing mv llUIigz‘L committee of to 33° Carlos. mg freight and tour approximately 6.323 miles. The aerial
the hiational Assembly today, Despair passenger locomotives forthe first pro ilino is about 5,200 miles.
°"“" W" "Wm“ W’n'm’ and means or ject will be built at Erie Pa " *“ .
fifgnsfin wlas indicated Iby the Min- '-_.’_ Copy D’Anuunzio’s Style
‘ ~tu ll? lim‘ Spllr'c . {is view of -
the position of Germany was support. weather Forecast Fl['\lE A ll 17»-—Cahr'ele d’An-
ed by‘hllfilft‘f XilsllC-’ former Minister, l’l . . Dl' . . v l .
0: Demon»... .. 2 F‘?’ Nmy,‘;§ and vicinity: Cloudy nunioa bald head has set {he fashion
"If we cannot bring .0’1."Iiu‘ancial tonight and Sundny, prObabIY rain; for the: ‘3‘““hfifl: ltlle rarmy‘
33¢? In; linel may-é economic princl- contigged ml: fresh northeast winds. ; many 0 hem can
e, to ex: alum , "i confess I see 'Ihe tor Ce that was central over!
“ho way out. Another increase in Missouri yesterday morning has mov- gym Eliminnteormmenst“ ”we“ ”5
waxes will soon he demanded, particu- ed eastward and is now central overi The mm aviators 1““. adopted
larly by workers on the State rail- erl'fll-lil- It 18 Mill! cloudy and “mike CID-36 with'smatfl ml than other
F0308. an“ _1 smolder- to oontemplaoe settled weather with local rains in ‘h‘qhmncheo and mu may“ "iron"
the next railway budget. it was hop- eastem districts tram Maine to Fud‘wnends" Youthful 0mm in their!
ed the defim' wouid'not‘ exceed 7,000; The Rocky Mountain disturbance hastteflm land 9.," twenties h'aveshaved
00mm mat-lie. but it Will not be less increued considerably in lntensltyi their heads and are “hm-jug “up.
than 13.0mlmwfldl). according to esti-_durinl the last 24 hour: and is ““313an beards in an efiort to look- as?
“Mtg”: \' .. '_ _ ,_ icentml over Weiern Kansas. The much like the poet as they can. '
Hi, r1 . mim n~,i.;‘h.lslr.ed the urgency Jtempernture continues low in all, the Blind uniforms of French hérinon—l
01' :Rklns “If? CORD“? know the has ,northem sections. Snow was 1'9me blue and lmlhn 81137-8139 n 81? WOT“
3“ "‘9 stills morning from Denver, Colo. it goo-x puma.
"The noorle or»! living in a state oft
jutoxication J‘s-J. one feels helpless.‘ “W. K .
when he thinks of the p ition tie-r1l
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POLISHED. RED, CEDAR OAK
W110: .mmum an *m
Something entirely new. Ideal for porches or cottages. See
than in our show window", ' .
RAYMOND .g. SON
many will be in in a yes. hem-e. A
debacle is certain if the people do not .
live most. frugaliy.“
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'Adrertise in The Sentinel.
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Place your-orderin- your m-
inational One-Pipe Hester "HOW.
British xorernmen! ~1an M l » .:-,. ~ ~ (‘ * the D0 l in
of service undvrzoing ropnlzs. and the tributed throu I A U ‘ ‘" "‘Wl' an. and across at n n l
. - y i , gh bu: cur oration.» to l- n her on the Alaska borderl - - ‘
fragility“: :35" is“: “:3. °i$3linflgt ghielseulu were made for preturned gin {lungs in: route runs to Circle. l. hd Mk3 and PM m fine 00103: ”33d W 1
3mm mm“: .. .. . ......... “murmur rah-wade / l
prouui (:o.:m.;m:s Willi tho of the lore ELECTRIFICANON OF RAILROADS: Compulsory stops. at It avpmge 01" l m satin ribqu in fancy stripes VChlGh m] ;
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.air of a real Springtime outing; new 513011 coats £61, aroma
of youthful spirit. ‘
A dec’p brown is broken up into Cfi-ectire plaid
Alright lines...
3 Another brown of tan Shade is plain in effect.
3 Both are made up on similar model—with 1mm
?p‘leat in back and narrow belt and Raglan shoulde— : .
fiery-convenient deep pockets. ..... i.’
l And the plaid has leather buttons—.vt-hfie ill-c lldm:
iliomeslmn is given smarter air by collar and ()4;th ,4; a
deather. .i'
Light, comfortable in warmth, cosy and 3.1 00,... m:
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Save $1 or $1.50
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tand colors so pretty they are sufficient to Job in. : ;= , .
lhalf their terror!
Bright and cheerful, though in quiet ‘taste
Stripes, tasteful well-balanced stripcs. W133; grew at
notably in harmony with the fine strong fish-1w. i,
In good-fitting st}; 3, with convenient on? 0 9T m1 Q!
:3’ 1.1m WI~' b“
ets,wirth justenough trimming to take .m'.
air. ‘ .
3 Either full—length or the handy tlzrm- 12:51:11 Slot ~ *5, ‘
Regular $3.50 and $4 dresses— Willi.
‘ Short ribbons of .
* beauty at 35c .
*7 From agleaming brilliant lot of ribbons, we’ve piclaell
' rt; lengths and put ’em into one collection to 39116 1,
Woe. .. ""“E/ ,
inc-hos Wid. LVN.
Ellen are moire tafietas ”41,5
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Blouse they are chant lengths, though they
a yard—out ’flley go at
if [an ll! an. and trout.
”Small lot boys’
$5 shoes at $3.85.
_ Bfout shoes of form leather. ~ _ 7
, 5 f?“ ' soles that a boy won’t go through mien" ‘
looking d‘ well as sand in quality and m
. 2% to 512;. limited lut.~—t'm‘ this is a
' ‘H memoiinder of $5 shoes-—
nun floor. roar.
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J. H. _Wehrle Garage
BuickfifStutz Motor Cats; I
West and Connecticut Axles, Norwalk, Crm.
Agent for Shaler “Roadiighter”
. Bundlight Lens, approved by the stole ....... $3.50 per 90‘
Tires, Tubes and Accessories
mm for United sum and Goodyear TireS, Fabfio
and Cord
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