ted by an unknown l‘l'l
lieu—who ‘knows-o—that the
>‘.what alleth you? Why
in .blue? Do your bins lac-lg
, aswdo ours? Bat cheer up
‘ tithe long Summer day is ,
with its warmth and its .
" I d before the’snow‘ blows
lea 'w'hlch now' do conspire
:«a. i .«
Everywhere we; hear 1 the-loam
j ourselvest‘sm rehash: to’rrorkto capsultfl , . ;
mweww weer-e in evidence on
1% , can“ lost me inform-null e ,
immwmmm and railroad 7 7
l m reuse u an: eneeduxi’fi your mind regarding your mm
* , use reunrememmm write or can shows will advise
;: you aaflhest we can. 1 our. service is better than ordinary. incense we
hive en excellent organization and unsurpassed auto' truck delivery
system hummer '
we .
- some new“; 0°33;
e
supply or lumber-:10:- one J 5' ,
1. .. Prom.
Delivery
GEHEBE’s
rr's use: 11" n's'noumm.
Bargain in T
fed. 25 Per Cent.
f List Price.
" DAY SESSION
' ONLY
1311an
‘ JUNE, JULY
AND
AUGUST "
f.,,-'MERRILL
Business College
., - National Bank Building,
South Norwalk.
UNDERTAKER
fit-Office, 16093; House, 693.
27 WASHINGTON 51'.
new RED MEN'S BUILDING.
vid W. Raymond,
. DECORATION DAY .
and the warm weather that comes with it bring thoughts of
‘ purchasing some new Home Needs. " _
Ice Cream Freezers, Blue Flame Oil Stoves, “Croquet- Sets,-
Gas and Oil Ovens, Screen Doors, Lawn Mowers, Window
Screens, Refrigerators. l'“-‘- " -‘ "3' '
,,
‘r
25 Washington St., So. Norwalk
. This STORE CLOSES AT 6 P. M. SATURDAYB.
n: Bonny Winnie is the
Broad River, Robin. Alexa-lid
be the jockeyog Vine: street; ,
Wall
after-
!‘ltty’ tun-s d. minute may W
and Main streets, on Sunday,
noon. but it’s exact! thing.
rush by very }o£tei:.
As the, doughboys. said when they
were collecting a, dollar a tiny.” and
were getting the pay for the hun-
dredth, only 999,900 more days and We
will have canes a‘ml‘lllon. , r
ack Hurley, the he 1
waJlk, blew in town, Saturday, wearing
the latest fed in straw. lids. in plane of
his usual modlste sombrero. The girls
now can tune up and sing, “Johnny 5
in Town.” .
K 0‘ 1! $
There may be a hundred ships rot-
tlng in The NorWalks’ mud dock, but
there is at. least a thousand wharf rats
dying in Bridgefont'stdocks.
enlarged rent for the
number of burns that. sleep on the
Bridgeport wharfs. the war debt
would be paid in 3,3921:
Bridgeport will m‘obably send the
Burns' men down now; to investigate.
t It -
If they 'ever
Funn how Babe Ruth's brown der-
wen): out of style so much. They
by ‘
niade a. bonehead play when they
didn‘t pass it to “Spot" Dagonwhe
needsit. .
W
snor BEFORE 31x 4.1:,
Closed All Day.
In honor of the heroic living and dead who‘rfought and fell in
. , . H
.33
~ freedom’s cause.
ELWOOD 59” * GLOVER
122 Washington ’Street
BIG MACHINE
RUNS WILD ON
CHESTNUT HILL
Continued From First Page.
the car with the two men. Jones and
Eddy. Tlioy decided to lake
spin in the machine and
. ride.
thi‘t‘hon just over the top of Chestnut;
Hill Jones. who was driving, lost. all
control of the car and it went on its
destructive tour down the hill at a.
rate csiiniuied by \vitnessw m be '49.
lwcen ml and 70 miles an hour. The
car overcame the small nmoliine of
Foley‘s which was trax‘vling‘ut a low
rule of speed, smashvd, into the rear
of it and overturned the Fowl and its
’ White, Graulated Sugar ’
For Everybody
Both Stores.
Standard Butter 59° EggCo.
,
' 12 North Main St.., So. Norwalk'
252F123? Cent. Discount On
_. 1 GIRLS" COATS
Open Tonight Until 10
-O'Clock
heChildren’sStore
.37. Washington St.
' ODD. Schultze’s
Phone 324.
l 1*} @-
(wmlpnms, then washed lino n_
graph male and was fat—«alt i‘nlllplt‘tuly
destroyed.
“'ilneswis claim. ”1:11 upon filer-mt:
the massive supersix limi-on (or
racing at a death rate of word down
the hill the few oars haunting on
the road scattered ovorywlim'o to
avoid it. " ' .
Jones stated that, he. used “hits
brakes. clutch and ulnmst energy to
stop it. but was unable to do so. "it
only went faster the harder i tried to
stop it." he told the police last night.
clhddrixt‘ '
Eddy was taken in the Nm‘wnlk hosr
vital. thorn it was found he was sni-
ft-riug from a broken hip. - Mr. (‘nloy
\vaé ruffm‘ing from u lorrihly gushed
lip a'nd his knee was injured, and Mrs.
Coley had a badly, 931nm slimildvr.
Neither of them went in the hneniml.
“'hon lie hit, the iolepz‘upll pole
with the Hudson car. Jones. is said to
have broken it in two from the im-
pact. while the Pom (tar rose. oom-
S Til/lain St, . Norwalk
nletely in the air and turning: over
without hardly louvhiug the roadway
in its upset. »
A few minutes before the big avoi-
H.
Decoration Day
l
THE HARDWARE &
AUTO SUPPLY C0.
42 Water St.
eta Parts,
7. .‘ Generator Brushes
and Greases
H. Hedenbere. Pron.
no 1215—5. So. Norwalk, Ct.
Starter and
Stewart Speedometer Parts
Hwy Gasoline and Kerosene
Supplies, Tires and Tubes
#4
Both Markets Clo’se atNoon
> Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
Norwalk-—-South Norwalk
dent occurred on Chestnut Hill
Road, Llrs. J. R. Taylor. 3|) East are
mw became confused when sho saw
the car of \Villiam l-I. O‘Reilly turn-
in: the corner of the Grumman. road
in front of the home of Charles: Bosch.
She drove her e'mo up an embank»
ment upsetting the machine and
throwing out both herself and Mr.
Taylor who was motoring with her.
Neither of the parties was badly
hurt. although Mrs. ’l‘aylnrflwas nnr.
‘foring from a bruise over the left eye,
a cut on the head and several large
scratches. Mr. Taylor was out about
the mouth and neck. -
.lloth rolnsed medical attention at
the Norwalk hospital and were‘ianen
to their home in another car.
LIFT DEF CORNS! ‘
l Doesn’t hurt at all and costs only
evenings
7~9 p. m.
Eye Strain ‘N
3917. m.
cites. and nervousnéss.
end the
,. . D L. GOOD
tered, Optometrist
«. . and . .
gOptician
423.111. Wed. and Sat.
(gentile ’cause of poor sight;
the strain with proper,
. _ headaches and
sness__.dlsappear. ,making it
* Closed All Day MOnday,
, Decoration Day
See yesterday’s Evening Sentinel¥for
Saturday’s Sale
. White House; Breeder): ‘ .1 7 1
“ it 83 ,Washinkthn Sagan DnLivnnr silencing.
1 .87
ckm ann’ sGrocery I
a .few cents;
l_.
». Magic! Justfirop all ’
0:1 ihacfouchy earmins
l:
:- must .
at" an
The Hatch £9” Bailey Co. mg; 3.”... flinging; ms.
. ‘ ' A * /’ .
vamp otiNor/
a short '
started on v
7 f 7 I will more my, stocklof
"Snorting Goods j 5 y 7 .-
Bicycles ' ‘ .. 75'?
f ._ * 1 ,NomaaksLeadmg Dry Goods Store~
'Doecration Day
* Store ‘ ‘ Closed All Day.
NEMORIAL DAY
' AND SIXTIETH
ANNIVERSARY
(Continued {rem first page)
The rector spoke in part ms‘oliorrs.
church, as it is the day from which
the church derives: its name, ‘and it
also comes so near the national Me-
morial Day. But while All Samts’
Day'ls the great memorial day or the
church. it. is falling into disuse. in re-
viewing the llislory of a church, it
has a great deal of the oliaracter'is~
tics of a life. It has its beginning, Its
progress. its happy days, its sad days.
and days at dimppoimment and clays
of great l'nppimss. and yet with it all
there is life and there is progress.
“Trinity Church was started by
Rev, Dr. “’illia Cooper Mead. in
whose hone: 1'13 beautiful marble al-
tar was erected. His work was 1110
great ran}; upon which ll clnncll .‘n
this. vicinity has been built. Ho Sini'l'
ed a mission in Ely‘s Hall in 18.39.
The first rector of tire LllUl‘Cll was
Thomas E. Philemon. and
n
n
the fuel
lchurch was: con-:ccl'alcd in May. 1860.
31):: Mead in his sermons says that 75
jpex‘ cent of the children who were in
the church at that time lind come in
through the Sunday school. so he
laid great emphasis on the wom 0:
Jill.» Sunday school. ll is very inim-
joslm: to note that the following are
.l'mw who signed the petition for we
ll'mmmimi o; the purl-sh: \‘l'. S. limi-
,ford, ’W. C. Quimard. Burr Knapp. S.
A. Austin, C. R. Bennett. Ira Ford
Hoyt. Robert 1. Tollos. E. B. Hoyt.
John H. Smith, Benjamin and Thomas
“‘iloox, Henry (I Ely, Henry R.
Fitch. A. 5.. \Znn-flcrbilh Stephen S.
Hatch, E. Al‘m'lis. Samuel “elm-s.
David H. “‘vth. lszmc 1. Smith, FIG-
ward (lrunnnnn. \Villizim S. Knapp.
George Koclor and Walter B. Smith.
Thy.- pnl‘leh grew and pl‘OsDGl‘otl and
petitioned for an indooendvm parish.
which was granted lay the convention
in 15,438, limit-Jr 1hr x-mmmhip of Tinl'.
C. F. 'oodrul‘l'. Mr. “'oodrufi' is r.»
momberod by a memorial font in the
church. Rev. Dr. Spencer was rector
tor twelve years during which limo
the rectory was built. The parish
had its dark days and SPHHFG to meet
with financial rororsos. He was sun
needed by RQ‘Y. e‘l'lorge Gelibard in
1852. and thou ll 9 was succeeded by
Rev. Thomas llvll, who was followed
by Rev, Olin Bullock. His 113mm
lulled. he resigned uml was followed
slmrllymflor by Rev.
Norris. under whose
pm‘i-sh‘flom'ishod splendidly and the
Sunday school and congregations
grow and the snmll building was: lax-
ed to its capacity. and it was: absolute—
ly necessary to provide more room.
The old edifice with the exception of
the tower was completely torn down.
he present corner stone being laid in
1399. and the building was roe-erected.
at a cost of $1 2.600, and consecrated
in May, 1900. MT. Korris then re.
sinned and was followed by Rev.
Romilly F. Humphries. He accepted
a. call to St. Peter‘s in Baltimore and
was succeeded by Rev. H. A. ‘14.:Sadle"
191', who was followed in 1910 by Rev.
F. A. Coleman. The rector said that
this was indeed an impressive day for
the parish and. the memory of those
who gave of themselves in @3111?“
hard Work to make the parish want
it is today should be honored. It is
heped that those who are here today.
and on whom their mantle has-fallen,
will-'carry unfithe work as successml-
ly as those saints of God who from
their labors rest.
-_
l'(~('.lOl‘Slllp the
i
3.3me your: com
1 Br Teen; 1 1,
Baxter’s Cough 8m. 7
‘
._- Removal
0n orAboutJunelst
'Barness‘inndAutefsuonlieg
. we..- 7':
' NO ONE DIES 0F POOR VISION;
but many suffer from it. We;
specialize in correcting faulty;
vision. - - 1
' _ 7.. "i
H . Kl‘ltlgt? 1‘ u Lo.
’1'!!! a n 1E Rflldy-lO-l‘l-‘Q'dl.’ (lollies
Optometristsnnd Optician!
‘The house of good' glosses). l
87 Atlantic St.._ -_ Stem! «rd,
w; Close St 6 r. m. Daily. 1
for the whole family on
X
.‘4
easy payments. .
len- 21:... if
SOCRJAH
WW~7v7—~— ._,
LOOK ' l
J AFFE 8: ASH
Will pay you it: a pound {or
straight newspaper, 1 1-4:: for
magazines. Best prices for int-
niture. Telephone 499 or send
postal to 37 Fort St., East Nor-
walk.
"" l
l
J". ‘3 .
J. ...a.
A lull sized Soda.
finest charged water, flux:
Specials for the
end ice cream, a dim}: : e- a
’ mlemlid, ‘refrcshing page.
Week W" m
‘ , Q “W‘s
HEBE BRAND MILK 10"- CREAM “w A
Tall size can - - - ~ - - - - . - 130 You obtain your full $703.? I
H. 0. FORCE worth of quality in Sager, ;::e
Cream, Sundaes, etc, here. Ex-
prt- dispensing.
New England
Candy Shop
10 SOUTH MAIN ST.
Apkg. ’06
N. Y. STATE PEA BEANS
A ll). 10c
SWIFT‘SPRIDE
WASHING POWDER
Apkg. 1
7-
(C
Frederick “H A
run. BAXTER'Dx-n m n 1 .
new and the charges wont be high.
. no {nutter-how little or new'big they;
3 A' STULL lo. Norwalk. In?“ £62.
24 Cottage Street ”$77.13;. . ' -1-
LongCl‘epeKimonos
to
New designs in Japanese and floral patterns, also
ors with Persian trimming, straight and yoke style with $51.11“:
~ e-r
and pointed sleeves $1.75 is)
A special in Short Crepe Kimonos at . . . . . . . . .. ...... 92:3 3
. 1 l
' J. I. MALLETTE g
E
Tel. 449. ‘ l
- §8 WASHINGTON 51'. some NORWALE
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¥ He Who 0L;
manhulp “oil is :m .;-‘ :
0WD 1UP. A 1" :‘mm ruin :" 1‘ ‘if
DTCIMTL‘ ill“? fund in? ‘12: Zlia
uh: bilt’l‘, fruih am“ pm. .an
tooth ill‘“ mum and \I‘H-V L1
tell oorllx'r: llml a fin“: “I
bridgt‘ Kim‘h m‘ n lilile- - I?“
ill!) gum: (“ml 1mm x». :M
nmulll it: wit u mzi‘ul‘np‘: {“4“
l n ' ' Patient i.” :“urzu‘w‘lyl .ul i~‘ ' «lib
‘ " c a chance in its at" ,
l‘T SOMET'MES :glll’d be Dilwlllltfi h) . a»:
’ happens 3'96. and when least cit-pect- outlay 01 Line and z..~. .
éd' It 13 the unexpected that we are lotion fiCC‘.
' “fie“ called 1111011 to face and reminds
us we should ,be ready. -
’ «Senryour automobile to this garage
[or repairs. “fie will make it look like
Dr. J. H. Pill-111613!
. W ”(m
south Kt «n. ,
m; Tmfi‘FxW
line?! C";'"
I 18 80, Main St.
Henry—9 A. M. to 5 P.
Sundays by Appoln E
h . 7 "ES ’
Ammonn AND 9211..
RESTAURAM:
even though it is war times.
FOR AUTOMOBILE“
‘ REPAIRS
' “maybe 7 us them. .. . ., . 4‘6
’ ' “ W” ‘7‘ ‘ a0 “' ' > Regular Dinncr_11:eO_-.o .555 5‘5:
Special Susan” "WWW“ 12,-" as: .
' Sunday Full course ..
’ ’ 13 Earth mam S..eet
11:30 to l ‘7- 7’“
1W 1 " 2253
n a an; now
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