Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, May 18, 1920 · page 3

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M51 .VURWALA Q

, 9118 Greenwood fmj‘ly‘hava remain,
i'ed' from Eiret-street toilette avetme.‘
.ZRoutinefl business was transacted misti
[night at the meeting of the third die
12-161. commissioners. ‘ 2

A meeting of the Ladios Aid Society!
'0! the East Avenue M. E. church will
«be held tamorrow afternoon. ,

An interesting bird lecture. illuetra-
ted with 70 colored slides. was givenf
”before a large audiencan the East‘
Avenue 'M E; church last night. ;

 

 

 

 

 

several districts in connection with Cross."
the Salvation Army Home drive in this

:9 be appointed. ‘
'illrs. Frank Day, of Belts; Place, left. proved safeby millions of people_

this morning for a. three Weeks' visit

' 3054‘ 'Y' M’- Day will spend Beam" Aspirin," containing twelve.

tion day With them. Druggist’s also sell larger
Reports of the recent successful runn- packagps‘

ting in Washington Street, will ‘be_pre-
seated Thrusday afternoon at the meet-
ing‘ Of the Womin: 42131231211; figigf; that movement for the Methodisr‘f’lo
9 322(2ng 5? 31hr; “—291: l testant denomination.’ On Friday, he
The weekly meeting: of the Norwalk willettend a meeting a”; .M' }'1“J‘:1’:::
Radio League will be new this even- “WWW" Of‘mev (full‘flfufit “t
.' '11 tile rooms of the luagme. Sec- tion‘ or Churches, “3 ” “”1””; _. ,7
"1.01:53 13”“; Wm“ :L 5;. own-fed Cor- Employees of the {state highway UP-
"f 1’“
£1222:igf'm‘XbeE Dim-«pt and ad- toad bridge: Saturday. leit‘jtwwae u‘l‘
Diamonds pawned by Alfred K. St. great “benefit {0 llwdiu'zm‘zmli of co:
John of Batman street are the calfge Qt passmg over .n,‘ yestoruzix. ’ llw ”‘5'?
a suit being item-ll today lit-fore Judge part Of “1910” W115 ll“? lnléfllulll: 1'11 d:
Booth 1:3 the City Hall in North Main stick “kW-VI“: u ml “M h." (1:1: Am
street. Scare-ml
John family are involved. .
'Mrs. Addie Morroll. who was serimis- haps. : , v a 4 l m"
35’ injured whontimlnm ILirold Guilos the ytfar thus for, tiu'lu'tlln: .l ‘11::
attempted to municr her in East a‘mn- ram 01 'empty anny limits. ‘.Zl'lj(')d.
me recently, has l,l‘."P!l rnmnved fmm twenty m mimber. “h.“‘h. pawl,“
the Norwalk Hospital] «0 lwr homejn east in tho :allcmoon. rim 1.4, firml-
215’Eastavonue. Mrs. 'RlOK'I‘Pl‘} i; do: 311113; the some tmm mm mm; “ml
cidedly improved despite a bullett, be. word a .l‘envriiloysnusn, lozulol. “'11“
in: lodged in her brain. he“! “1” “mm-Tm?) “3 m. “ma:

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proceeded camimwly and ovnillwl. mis-
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of tho-Third Floor Back."

The animal thankoi‘l’ming mowing;
of £116 logiicx' )iisaiomiry Socwiy was
held ‘i‘lmrslmy’ afternoon lll tile ("mi~
greghtioiial:(Jliuruli; Exllfifi‘}{9}'n0lllfi of
Greenwich was illclspuxlwr of the (5-1},
and intensified her: oudiencwfor over
an hour-1m a (lisouesion of the not :1 hr
medical misgiirns. Shim-rill :colos'worn
renderéd'hy’fllrc.‘ )ltmliew lx'vmmlv of
Stamford. (omit-r1591? this town.

A (leliel’lll‘ul )‘m‘vplinn vas rundown!
Thursday awning: in 30v, and Mr».
Earl Scimfl'nm' , at the ML-lhmlifl
Church. .\ number of rc-eidcms of thr-
town, noi- nwmlmrs of tho local chum lx_
08, availed llll'lllb‘illVi‘S of the ”11130111an
ity to men: the now pastor and his
wife.' Music was provided
Olive LEI?“Itil(l~;i(llll'f‘5sl‘fi Worn made by
John ()lili‘ln. in. and lwroy ‘RV Kemp
on behalf of mo church and My va. H.
C. Garter on behalf of the local Clerc)“.
V‘wolomning till-an to tho church :lnd'uiv
community. Rev. William Sinclair and
lReV. G. E. Ri'chlf‘r; (lelaint‘d hy oilwr
engagements until late in tho ovoninz.
{were‘also present 30 express heir [v'liw
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t . 7 ,g ,: The Dramatic
A, ‘ \t'b; wt" -onl , . ‘-_
anfiefcltlairlésglgglnj 1302211233 :l'ulhe 3 Clim‘fll. Norozon. WEE.) 4'4”“ m: plfll.’ 33‘
Third Ward Rol‘uolic‘m 'l'mvn Com 9m“ lammrys “in“.h‘ “ml-ELF 1“.” (121-; :1;
mittee. attendml 1hr llii‘f“lll‘!‘3’ in Tile;0n OI‘Jamm Smith. :11 .\l)l(i-(Y)n “my;
city 11331 last evening whtn fllzmgamen's Hall. )lnnuzil_='lll€‘i Tili-‘zum ("’9‘
were discusisml for a ma ratificanon “mg-q' “in” 31.1””! 2’" l 1
dinner which 3" larommzl m be held The conilliul‘n m. n”? 1091 7mm} m
shortly tiller (in: lll‘i":r;lxls'iilliil nomlna- 'thu ”HEW“ ”“3"” E" 5‘3.“ "WE‘VE ”rm-”.1.“
tion is marlin. ‘ int: to all “110 all) flillli'l'il 3‘" W“ 1!,
.3- .u Friday. chum, mlzlnilfil. l'iif 37‘3",“
‘ loaded \a’itlrumnu-s um! l'lfli'dlil‘l'?’
[3’0 IVE/1 YTOIV ‘sémk mm tin" muck m Llu,‘ IlVl'W‘R iii"!
. J ”before it-(«luld lm-mirivuud is mm liv-
'__._._,_,’3__ cesszi'ry tn mn’w: Um (:l‘anws nl‘ lz‘ui: to
.TM: Lat‘ics’ Alt? nf [he«tlic wnlli.~aml mun reload.
BIL-:izodiui llpiacmml «:lmu-ir oil! moot: No hem-r picture lma over 1mm
tomorrow ul‘t‘cmoon. ill 117,10 n‘vluclg'slmwn in llflllt n. than that lmnluwi for
in the chapel to scum fine community motion pimuw oxluv‘iai»
Mr. and Mrs; Miller ll. Randall and 'iion next fl‘nrsdgiy 31min. u; Ct‘llliil’
dauziiter Elizabeth; who have ‘mwn School. Sir Jfil‘ITl-“Un l”“¥'b"’-“‘R"l’"r"
living at Tokmzuko and New York for son. "England’s ,Cfl‘t‘iilt ;;l ::<-tm'. will for
several yearn. am to movc m Norwalk l
June 1, and take :1énl‘lnu“nt5 on Or
chard street. '
John Sherman Eloy: of Content.
ment island, ‘w'lio i: a wz-if-known and
5 expert. yaclitsman and .1 member of
' the Norwalk Yacht club, is {one one
of the: Corinthian lillermgn on line cup
defender Resolute during her trial
races on Long Tstlzmd Sound,
Thorsten n. smmu of Smith‘s is].
f' and recently resigned his mmilinn
with the U.,’S. Shipping board at. ‘Wil-
son's Point?" and has «mum? iiie lob
sterin? husine‘se. Although it. is'ralh-
or early in the 501mm? it looks as
though the catch would no better this
year than it was lust. ‘

 

 

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J. Seymour, of Dario til
the tendollar gold plf’flgdlfinosw.l medal:
111a AllflStmnford.‘ l}. selmli duh. Cl'ne
clutlLdis graioful to tho
SIS , in the effort to ra‘se: ‘
Seymour's number was: I iis!{unds., ML l

The Em'orth Lvamie of the ”M. E.
Church will hold a box martial at the
parsonagc, W'ednesday oveninfit.

i'Msa Edith Greene of the Post road
entertained (Miss Margaret Dormer of
Stamford as a week-9m: guest.

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friends “who as.

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CITIZENSHIP.CLASS MEETS.
The elm-“s in “(:lllifl'nhhlll and Alum;

icanizmion" nml‘. ‘41s usual. lust niglu.

at the South Non-walk Library. it (“arm

was on letpdtneut 1' ' hw" ‘ "
, Q‘ . V 3 ’ ‘ _ p . . , in} Oil », «()nhtllullllnuf
:Eaglémndaiy mild Enlunldz. “'Ilh‘ (3011- the United States, which has been the
, Gembc Jam". 2224 assistant mark of. the class for sew-nu! “'Wks.

traffic officer, for the i'imt time this
Season.

Miss Edith Greene of the Post road
Sang Sunday afternoon. at the Fitch's
Home for soldiers, where Res: William
Sinclair conducted the usual Sunday
afternoon religitms service.

St. John's 'Llramativ (flab, which has
gtaged so many succesfi‘ul plays under
the direction of James Smith. will give
another on'Thnrsday and Friday of
this week, at the Nm'otun Fireman’s
Mail, with dancing; {Liliil' the play, for
‘which Kearnoy's band will furnish the

Several mcjmlwrs of the class are to
report attEridgcport, tomorrow, and
appear before the Fedora! exuminvrs
for their wr'ond pzlpms in ('llth‘l'lSlllp.
So far this yoaralmm thirty have lJlfi’n‘
made citizens. and about the some
number have taken mil moir first on-
pere. This clams meets each Monday

born man. who desires to 1mm
read and wril'c find nuiko Mme-pl,” a
citizen, is urgml‘ 1o lm m‘vm’ml. 'l‘lw
instructionis free and Hm text books
are froth: Ft'is' rmsluilllo the class will

 

 

music. V . continue throughout the h‘llllllllvi‘
The acme Engineoring Co. of Hart- montbs'
ford has vacated the Helen Pratt bulld— ' "'

 

ing orLZRallroad Venue, which it used
as otilce and head-qualms while doing
high-way construction work in 'ihis
town. It is; £8111 that 3. Norwalk news-
Eteoflleris planning to occupy it as a

zonary. news la wr ' W ‘
depot. , { 1 and magamne
Rev. Hiram Van, Kirk. Th. 1)., rector »
of St. Luke‘s Church. Newton. is re ‘
covering splendlfily from the result of
1119 recent. operation to which be war.
sumect’ed in St. Luke‘s iiiogpiial. New
’Eork. No serious; trouble was discov-
ered, and :Ifr. Van fill-l: is (intimated
home a Week from Sat:.zn§ay 3.6, the
present improvemem in 32:; mmflition
continues. '
Rev. G. E. Richter-o5“ me PM road
attended a meeting; a '1 11;: ""13.st as: the1
Hotel Garde, New 2,- rosimfilay,
i as a '{nem-ber of tin: State Advisory
k'lfomxmtteo of the £51: :‘tilmrrfix “791-113
Movement, and 9.3" 51:; - zilrccim: of
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The science of Sight is the science
of light. Combine the two with a sci-
entific knowledge of 16315 power and
Vvisioo range 21,an you can partially sum
£1363 what opioinilu'y can do to benefit
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fl”? GENUINE~ ASPllllll“

The 'namejf‘D33'er" means you are
‘dty‘ Local captains and teams axe getting’genuine Aspirin prescribed by
physiciansior over eighteen years, and

, For a few cents you, can get a hand};
with her 50“. Harold V. D35" of "Buffa- iin 170:: of genuine “Bayer Tmhlegs o.
la lefst.
“Baver”
Aspirin is the trade mark
‘M" sale, held in the Raymond Wd' of Bayer; manufacture oi ‘2»ionoaceticac—

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inefnirpl‘g of the St. a lantern in 111,311 . w ll t .l. .

pear in Jvr‘nmr- K. .li‘rums '5 "l‘u-u—ing’

by \l'lw: ‘

nightvatv’lo’clcxflt. and every t'or~c,-ign-:
10'

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" The newJMa'aonio-Temple for. St. 7 ,
John‘s LodgmNo. 6,‘ A. F; and A. M, charge» mm: , 7 ’
on Berkeley 'street, is the busiest. kind 3 Arthur QWFVPQIW‘; childrens
of a place today, while the members of Mrs. Jofimflgfiaafigr , , r
v rious committees and other will-2 Mrs. Robert Hartley

'5', W ,W 7, {‘Thét’ltlés‘ “ m “W
no at can booms-nan the matron, in
00th '11

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312’ orkers are hustling to géi’f’lhe firs. Georgymcfis; grgee‘fy, 3 '
ornate booths in position and duly de— M, rs. George F. Foote‘, domestic booth,

curated with the multitude of useful‘gllirs. William L. Young: rake-a—chancc; p0,. Noflvalk and
and fancy articles that haveubeen ,conw booth, Mrs. John W. \Vhitohead; 1c?
iributed and Which are sure to meet cream booth, Mrs. Percy Morgan: fisn‘cm
with a ready $313 lpond, Miss Isabelle It": i. A bul‘l‘o;

At me encouraging rate of progress lunch, in charge of Eli-F; Robert “In.
made today everything is sure to be London, will’be one of 11:19 big ill-13’3“ a belt about 40") miles wide «amending
is: apple pie order when the fair opens; lionS. where all kinds of dfllk‘m‘“ from {he nortlmrn portion ol'iho inky
tomorrow night with one of the most? homemade daintics will in) $02“;in 3U ’“rrgion Mm mom to the Gulf. 'l‘hx,‘
complete and novel equipments scene nominal price. * ’l‘zom etlfw

vicinity: Cloudy

showers; m odel‘ate
southweet winder.

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Rain , has.

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 

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mm, tummy away 2611:. finch-:5
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fallen t
liming lhe last twentyiour hours are; '

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””‘“““"‘Whoii""lt Woman takék of? he? Co:

' MEDAY, MAY 18, 1920

BLOUSES

3. it'll? If: v ,
throws hack the rimnts, the entire owl ,1 i ' ' '

pends on the Blouse she is warm
Women are studying this r3: for my . «3
Early, the matinee, the reitaummmau 333135
sums. “
NEVER WERE THERE mom BEAUTIFW v
THAN THESE WE AlRE snowzm. MANY
ARE COPIES or FRENGH MODELS! ‘”

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‘ a" l - 'st 5.
a long list of vocal and instrmneni‘all Fair (fonmiilteeHRohert 1:3, Londonfil’d‘mm a; TM
selections. dances by local and visit-ickairmgn; Horace C. Rgrhardfi. in»,
mg: arlisls, and by the angmcntodlward A. Cz'ammon, Jay S. Buckley;
choir of Grace church. éLouis A. Lamaire J21, Jolm Gruelle. (2
There: will be special (1003‘ DI‘iZGS’B. Koodside. I’. \V’. Daymo'nei and (film.
ovC-ry evening and among: the manylmn Meek. g ,
uttractimm are: ,“The Electric )Iaze."{ Entertainment CommjunowWilliam

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A short hand course for seniors
and graduates will be given in Mr:
«rotnmcrcial depar’mmni of the high
school in Dan-bury. maxi tall.

“(lane 11mm" andj‘Jacl: Homer Pie. ‘Cz'ampion. C, Otis Fitch, Jay 8 Both»
The hPuuiifullY . decorated booths 10y, Arthur K. Fitch 3nd Horace (.7.

are eight in number and are Well laden Richards.

will) all kinds of merchandise. manned The fair will be 0pm; every “'0:

Nmf’ill's College? South Ngrwalk, has
been engaged by the Danbnry school
1421: boarg 3H instructor.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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For over sixty years Beecham’é Pills have proved
a reliable and effective remedy and corrective for
indigestion and constipationflalmost always due to
a sluggish liver or inactive kidneys. ' ,

Millions of people instantly think of them when
they have a. headache or are otherwise out-('rf-Sorts.
They know they are a specific for indigestion; that
they quickly relieve. distressing sickness by stimulat-
ing the organs of elimination, and thereby removing
the waste products of the system. The}? relieve by
removing the cause of the'sickness; For this reason
they have become known all over the world as the

- . for sick headaches, biliousness, kidney trouble, sour
stomach, constipation and all the ills of indigestion.
Any shirking of the organs of elimination affects
the digestion. W'aste subsmnces remain in the
.-' 3 system, 1*93u1ting in headache, .3 lassitudo, loss of ,
appetite and a‘general oreakihgilfitm c f? “322’! energy. .
. Beécham’s Pills Peagl‘lfihc $3,55le lllfj LinilblL-"j ,
1, stimulate the shirking organs to remove the
impurities and ‘so‘become at? effective remedy

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. I I - 3A: All Druggists, 10c, 25;,

“ The Largest Sale of Any Meaécine in the World” 3:.

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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ngORNIGeSON
Dollar Day Specials
LINOLEUMS ‘

Printed Linoleum $1.00 Del” Sq? yd.
Congoleum $1.00 per running yd.

 

 

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'Rucs “.
Grass Rugs, 27x54 - _ 3 $1.00 ea. ,-
Fibre Rugs, 27x54 , . $130063.

GALVANIZED WARE

3- Galvanized 'Wash Tubs, several Elsizes $1.08 ea:
Gglvanized' Pails f ng for $1.00 ‘ 
j Holland Linen Shadés, Whiieé’g“ Olive $1.00 ea. * '

 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 

The Standard Remedy

2 -S‘ or old lawn in many moons. 1 The Various Committees M . (r 'n r'mnw * u v ’5; '3.
' Miss Ida. Jack. W119 has b.9911 spend- 31%;; 1:11;?031 program which 'will by: Tim brothers of Si. Julio’s l-Uil'één macaw“ 13-92311: 1::- m~ls$§§ciil\al3olgl
L *ing a few day‘s “um Mrs. Frank given each ovening is of a varieti ii1l\1:l\ ho will hr made up the? 2H rsmml of 3M: .M'h ‘ :1 E I£3 33.13“, I] fly,"
'Smrtevant 30f {{I‘BSOY}: 8022?:73rd, rel . , 3 7 3 3 5 v _ - -33- nun}; groggy-Alu- 1-hgr4;31pr 13;:le Lfljl-éjhjl rgl‘iflng ”‘9'“mj-E‘EJEB'HL‘4'E ‘: k fi’fik‘fgw _ ,3 a‘ 'a1;% A 3 his? “Hiileil
turned to her home In tiricigewalerr You wont. l'(‘ll€' -(m 0'} of ‘ ~ f L curl selections by the American Banal? General CDmmittefwl‘l'. M.-Joho xii/cur -Thv t-Elnlleralure hdboutntn
Mt evening. , . . Then -in51st., on “Bayer 'Iablttblgom' ‘_ 1, and (hi? 'Nnrwalk High school orches-Exv_ V‘V‘hitpllea‘i‘ Samuel Lyrics John- r3211 {‘01. le ngm of llw Eyr‘m‘ in 1h!”
East Norwal'k has been dwidedlinto 11M” stamped with the B4301 ”a. m" We“ as the dance numbers, andlnie Gruelle. Philip W. jizlymmid. .n l , . r . , , 3, l _

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Lilahol A, f’lazzam. head of the com—i
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‘I’Ilfi’olfl‘d’w EFT)???“ RollingB'Bbelli," “£1:an (5“:1f“”’a.n; ll 1 \ lllel‘Cial department in Torrmmon and
‘H‘t the Lat. I‘BOCk the ‘1 19°» rename committee-~- "" "m‘u‘ ‘ ' fornmrly ‘Enmructor for three years ln‘

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anai'r‘F'renoh vofies, not onlyin suit ‘ii’v‘th'S. 12:21 ;;
and white. Some are braided in soulnclm, :[xw
fully headed, and others have hand embixgjdfigv‘-_.l

nille or worsted threads. Sizes range from :36 u, I
delightfully new styles, anti prctly worth I
up: occasion. ’ ’ ‘”

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OUR $5.00 'BOYS‘ :3E EOE

A rugged, tough, brown shoe for boys 93:; i‘. ~ “10' v
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wear. Goodyear waited soles oi ginning \_
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Unlined and fitted with solid leather box

Sizes 1 to 6. ‘ -
CLOSED AT SIX DAIL':
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CONNEALLY’ 59° Bills;

81 Washington Street. ‘miul Ci .

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For Every Clo§s of Purchaicr. ..,-
Values. 83.000 to Mallow.
A 50mfortable home for no lalmz'npg

A beautiful estate for the mm min: u; ;;
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RAYMOND BROb. 1
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Phone 1958.
Railroad Avenue, South Nirwmll

Are your brakes in A1 condition? 3 V

Do your wheels line up 0. K. “at you any 9 . \V
mileage on your tires?

Are the hearings in your motor in

Now is a. good time to go over the car-3:311
readiness. You Willrwant 1t gust time day 3w. Mu
neglected to have your work come.

I have some tires at the old price.

— AUSTINES GARAGE;
W. R. AUSTIN, Prowl

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« Norwalk and Philadclomo 3” .3 3 ,3 x
10 large trucks at your service for all 31:11,“: .
1333-103? paddEd fans for furniture work.
South Forwalkfilzz Water Street. Pi;
Elite“: York (lily—An Seventh Avenuml’hoz:
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