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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, May 25, 1920 · page 5

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g » _ 1 - . . _ * a i fitting Sat. Nights, .Rotnn Point
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26 South MamStreet ,,

. g '- uepartmem. The car or its or is
r; g . ' ~g’ notknown.
AR 1111‘ .r , “Fresh Mackerel at Brifie Wednes
i“ g . ( ' day 1691b. '
, Company I State Guards. will unite
in a joint drill to be held outef‘doors
a A tomorlow nieht.. -It is expected that
after going through a few manuévers
7 but in front 0f the Armory, they will
,r‘narch through Nowell: on a short
«» ~ hike. Invitations will be given out to
; the men at that time {Or the entertain-
meat and smoker to he held in the
Armory next Monday night.

 

 

 

 
 

. {bribe at Norweik Redmen will be in
South Norwalk tonight and confer the
- ’ degree on the Uhcaa Tribe

 
 

.. , m;
lthe first degree -a. tow nights ago and
it is mooted that the flame

LLY’S léw new tonight to receive the

 
 

of! to _ell“present.

“Carpets C! nod and Galore Re—
newed COHDEf % ( enrol: Cleaning
Company, 87 St Telephone 969.

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Clement F.
ported to th .
night, that lit; , _ ,
from in from. t I ,1 ‘
tween 7 and

 

 

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i If Siahell has #fifhflfm 33:;
v - :0 become city mm

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The annual com eution of the {‘me
m“ ,p 1.: Ft Hie ation of W31;-
$11119 hrmrn of the A. P ofLfl
erbut“; w .:-: cu ‘ nod Vesta-day

yllarris ll- firms. That’s An.

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' ‘ ‘ ' Leon Fish,

FlC‘Y‘“EY‘:’ 3i. tohel
George Clark Righard Stun and fly!-
vie (“Naive aw leading in The flow
£25113: raw .4 the high school.

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

r. O. E. S., will holflits
tomorrow evening.
l lelldillt’S. All members
m! to he present .as'imsi

aim“ will be meted.

a: limiman's Hall, West
S“ . May :8. Sven Mrs

 

 

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their rooms in

 

 

 

(‘ircle of “King’s
South Norwalk Chm
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UMMAGE SALE.
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1 SM. Maj: 23, 5.55. Sale

 

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:- z: 7 wment under the
- l word Stowardesses

w] of Knight Street
‘4: was to be given
May will he held at
June 4-

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bf'wzm Smith this morn-
‘lllOileHEg the old
aim" adjoining Donnel~
South Main street.
w-l 110111112311. mil Decay?

mill time one of the
5' ublishments in the

 

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. howling man Friiay at the

. boy'oveamea khaki waist, thine over-.

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_ Mr. and Mrs George Dulfy and fam-
ily have moved from Park Place,
Brooklyn, *to South Not-Walk.

 

police that he
show and left t :31 standing by
the comb, but the pun coming out of
the theatre be com not. find his bicy-
clad-1e described it as Smog}; Parker
make, with mud guardeuml-a spring
‘ seat.

 

 

i «Jim-rig & Guns, That’s All.

 

 

 

Weather Forecast

f WNW am ”My: gown
'7 andmonmebmmughnm
4y insole! noon: at the Regent needs 1 limo near the
insane, Wedneadiy, William Famom m?" prob$y 5
girl "Tales of Two Cities. ,

Elias Gimme Richards 11313 accepted
a 1105. film as bookkeeper 1n the New
York Market on WoShlugmn street

 

 

 

Detective Sergeant Thomas Hunt is districts east or the moment river
K Hat Company, that

boys
broken into their blade. "

Mire£ Louisiana. nanometre to Virginia:
- The area or high pressure contlhueo
over eastern Maine. The temperature
~Danclng 'Wed. night Roton Point is about normal in the northern see-
Park, Angelman’ 5 Jazz band.. ‘tions.

 

 

 

Louis Reiss, of Woodward avenue,
moms to the malice that he has loaf:
.a four year old come dog. a brown dog
with White tips on breast. tail and
toes, No. 42466 '

—Harris & Guns. That's All.

 

 

MILROADS WANT MORE MON-EN
WhflfilNGTQN, May 215me
of the railroafis of the eastern group
«or increased (weights rates were
again before the Interstate Coxfiiierce.
Commisgion today. Arguments in
their behalf were to be presented by
G M. Scriver viceapresident. of the
Baltimore & Ohio, and Samuel Rea, of
the Pennsylvania system. '

 

 

Edward O'Hara (in trial this morn-
ing on a- charge of driving without a.
:lice‘n'ao, groomed his license, obtained ,
his: March, in court. The case was ANTWERP May 25 wAtllleles who

, efinitely. ~ wish to miin for the Ofimbic games
—- at Antwerp would :flndrrtraining 3in 3
Wm? 35‘ Singing Orchestra Town low altitude preferable. Antwerp is
fiesem‘hly Hall, Wednesday Night.‘ only a few fEEt perhaps 6 abOVe the
sea. level and the climate generally is
about that or London—some fog and a
bit of markings“.

As to what effect this climate would
have on athletes trained ima high alti-
tude, none or the atmosfi'heric airports
in Belgium ventures a prediction. Dur-
ing August at which time the games
are to be held, the weathe: a; Ant-
v ~, group is “8%“?th and perhaps as

y as any 0 or time of the year.
Jamese T Kelly, the well known re~ Reeorda show that rain its company
aporter Who has (been employed on the tlvely rare durin this month“
Bridgepoxt Eveninngtar for some time, 3
gmday commenced a remrtorial engage— ‘
Ement for the Evening Sentinel cove!-
mg the new field in” the First District.

«Dancing Sat. Nights, Baton Point

 

 
 
 

 

I 711119 police are looking for Alphonso
D. Martino, five «years old, of 7:! box-
ington avenue, reported as lost. The

‘2.le and tan shoe; no hat

—Dancing Wed. night Roton Point
Park, Angelmau’ 8 Jazz band. ..

 

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“0115611011173th
contains the actual juices of

roots, harks, herbs and
berries. It makes rootbeer

$78 pure as It is

Chief George W. Bogardng has divi-
ded equally between Oh! Well Hook «
Ts: Ladder Company «and 175m Hose; .
Company the two cantn‘butions of $10
each from A J. Collins and I). William '
Hui-foul, tokens of appreciation for
services rendered at recent fires a!‘
fleeting their property.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

_-—By— special request at the Regent I g ;
Theatre, Wednaday, Wimam Fathom .*

in “Tales of Two Cities. 7,
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, Miss Claire Whitney who stars in
“The Way Back" flue reel feature pic-
ture which the lace! Lodge of Slks
will present at Hoyt’s Theatre today,
will be remembered as the star who
appeared in the feature picture shown
at the opening of the Palace Theatre.
Miss Whitney was present in the .
theatre on that occasion and many of ’ ,
mu- theatre loving citizens had the ' ,
pleasure of. meeting hex-.11 indicate kid-
..__._.......__._.. , .. boys auto! ' Your kidneys surely
——RUMMAGE SALE—- need help—and quickly—«when your
Woman’ 3 Guild, Trinity Churoh. 72 bands or teat are swoon and You feel

 

you let this .,
pack-12.11 bring.

you 1‘11. gunnin-
Him; Household Extract.

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Pill OMPANY

 

 

 

SHE F5553 FINE NOW
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keeping sate

 

in our vaults.

N0— Mfiifi StL.’ May “27311:: 28.179811 dull ama- sluggish, lose your appetite
Thurs—9AM: .;ondyaurmergyandthereisapu1ty
‘ , v took unda- the eyes. hire. L. Gibson.

1 ' disou 81;, Monte, Colo.
m: ykidneys were giving me.
a great dealy ot trouble for some time:
I took Foley Kidney Pills and they '
A helped me [right envoy.” I feel one

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Have you ever driven ow:

one of ythe'new “good roads?

 

 
 

. the best baseball scene ever shown on

 

Sixty of the [Incas went through ,

_, my around th ammonia and an or;

to ehjoy the, ~ ~

With be our mung near by intently

northeast winds. ”Unsealed ; ?
showery weather has prevailed during .
the last twenty-four flours in ne‘ai‘ly’aif

investigating a cohxpmmt, by the ’43 ~& nix-hug): of low Wis was from

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Tied in Winth Flaming
, . finds Game.
Baseball “Tans" ‘who have been the

one! remote piéture entitled “The
Way Boo " declares that it contains:

gel! the way throng; h
«at Hoyt s Them today.

 

 

seharge of: “the Gl‘ympic guinea. to be
held in Ange!!! have No Tar mend it
impossible to armor: a straightaway
lit the stadium for the Eo'rmeier zone

the nearest Olympc ‘uoivelent to
ihe Amefitan 2204er dosh. ,

The maximum preamble length of a
straight track in the stadium is only
oilghtiy above a hundred yards and

any screen. ”The, serene is? that of the
his: inning between .1.va smibrofe
global teams from rive! country 1:
lages, with the score“ when the
hero £09103 to the but in «the last “half
of the inning and knocks out a home
run.

30 wonderful is the photography in

the victim; that theme; wen die the Minster race economy will be,
Goody as it comes over the “plate "for mm With one gradual bitumen! curve -

the first strike and the bacon?! etflke, in the course.
and ;then what happens to it when it '-
comes up tram the pitcher the 111m -_..Mma,yg Singing (3mm; wm'
time causes the audience to rise 7:2: W137 Hail, Wednesday Night.
their souls along with the bleachers ,
in a tense situation that every iover ..
of the national game airway-s monoxide g ‘
to. _- ~ : 5
The entire playing field iséoeen on
the screen and included a biotin-e a!
a our-«riot when the umpire call: one
of the runners out on a close play:
when bought 133an or: the bag:
There is even a blame for an argu-
ment 31y :the audience on the point tm~
ti! o muse-up of the mine is flashed
on the screen with his mouth with: .
open yelling ‘W'ou’re out!” as plainly:
as though the Word: was molten ‘
The home :m also show/n all the

 
 
 

 

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drafts and mono! acturers

one waiting soothe doorstep
to mead‘l‘heir goods at your

feet.

Don’t let the opportunity
that advertisements offer' '

, you slip by.” No matter What

you: want, loom , game rs

’ ies, a fountain pen or a farm,

W in the fiveraolng o0!—

Attehtion! ‘ ,

«as getting my wee mt initiative 13mm SALE. W
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agents mam it We it mom for ”an introduction to mm‘
white We: ”house ”viable. adenoe um nibbling in yahoo W
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