onset William» Bunion spent
«din New Haven. *
'1 Amundsen and family of Son
can SpentMemoi-ial Day in the
.e’»
myi'Eest' Norwalkers spent yester-
“ shooting and fishing.; , Blackfish
,3, commenced to run. ‘
‘ rge Scotieid has accepted a posi-
' as night watchman with the H.
o; rrsons Shoe Company. A 7
Hatter has accepted a position
Bovine Brothers, the East ‘Nor-
cos: dealers. * , 3
e Lee has accepted a position
. . nuance and them: floathe armory __
~ rhsjine o::f’_msrcii. Atmospheric icon-
W o
cations .were ideal and everythingL
worked with anm'aadmirable pmcisiou.‘
The occasion éWas one that will? linger
long in the minds of those who par»
ticipated as well ssin" the memories
0! those who Were spectatorsos im-
pressive it was." 1 g ‘ ' ~ .
‘OLERK AND cAHnr‘ER exammtf
7 ’ 'non.
The United States Civil ‘Slz'rvice
Commission will hold a competitive
famination, at south Norwalk, (301112., i
one 12, 1920, for the positions of;
clerk and carrier in the post. office, at;
South Norwalk, Conn..- 1
Applicants. must’have reached their
‘ ”'9 Shipping Board, as nightma:
an n; ' ,
rundageend Arthur See‘ have.
ed their positions with the-U. 8.1
l
Manning Board. 7 .
Dugan has accepted a'poslt-
Thomas Martin,, the East Nor-
f w an. .
‘ " ’ . of New York City.
ensure the holiday with his brother,
3m, at the latter‘s home on BottS‘
' He High Grade Mineral and Soft
Drinks Works at 225 Washincmn street
‘ manly been open a shod time but is;
doing a. rushing business. They may'
“be reached by phone 379. ,
“ “me-st Peterson narrowly escaped
serious injury. yesterday. when his mo.
“Novels collided with a Ford automo~v
. bite in front of the 'A. and P. store on
“ VanZant Street. The front of theme-
" torcycle was demolished.
' " ‘ The yacht. race between the Varuna,
' owned by John Flynn and Oscar John-|
1 son, and. the Sunapee, owned by Rich.
« . ard Irvin, which was to have been held
yesterday morning, was postponed. l
TneSunnpee developed engine trouble
and the race will have to (be held some,
time in the near future.
, ' lMartin and Jack McGrath and Ar-
chie Wolf, all of East Norwalk, spent
1; 1 ycnerday" in the city Watching a con.
.,‘_ (pl: 'otThasdbnil games. In the morn-
' in‘fatbey saw the Yankees take a brace
I Tram the Senators; n the afternoon
.. they went over to Charlie 'Ebbets ball
» ' ground in the wilds of \F’lstbush. and
I ‘wntched the Dodgers hand a double
- ‘ trimming to the Giants. ‘
> ROWA YTON
. Mr. and Mrs. James Johnson spent
' the week-end on Highland avenue. '
The standard Oil company is laying
' a concrete roadway around the rear
of its barn in Ely avenue.
Mr. and 'Mrs. Leslie Hughes of
Brooklyn have moved into their sum~
mar home on Highland avenue.
Mrs. Katherine Nickerson
has
' on street to a. new bungalow on High-
C land avenue. e
; -Mrs. Ellen Kelly and family have
a, arrived from Brooklyn to spend the
summer in their bungalow on High-
; Jain: avenue. 1 » '
Mort 1.3an towed the Norwalk
.Yocht’s moat float deem the harbor on
: Saturday and it is now moored at too
7-clnb 0n Wilson’s cove. ‘
George A. Jennings is having a, new
keel placed. in his auxiliary cathoat
1 ,Duchess ‘at , the Nash Engneering
5 . plant on the Wilson Point road.
- Practical]? all of the boilers made
for the Ferris .boats tiedup at Wilsonis
'point have been sold by the govern-
ment. The boilers are now at the side
or the rails at Wilson's point and tho
1 management is anxious to see them
taken away. They will have to be
moved by boat.
The article in yesterday’s Sentinel
regarding the ships which are bemg
allowed to rot on the flats off Wilson
' Point was read with great interest in-
asmnoh'as it has. been considered a
known fact for a. long time by local
. to destruction. Just what the plant is
maintained for cannot be understood.
The boys of 'Norwalk's Center
. school, "grade 5 and 7 played Rower-
tom’s school, grade 5, -6 and 7, Friday
afternoon at Rotor: lPolnt.’ Center won
.17.,.to 15. Cetter's lineup was: DougL
' loo Sterling, Fred Fullin, Albert Cron-
enberg. John Perettl, Arthur Bryan.
, Earl Comstock, Earl Godfrey, Edward
L Root and Eugene Bryan, captain. The
' 7. boys or nowayton were Victor Arnold,
'{ L: Eadrigan, L, Racketti, J. Boskl,
r. ' Kelly, Riley. Steinlbult, Knickerson and
1 ,Clarence L'Hommedieu, captain. >
BIBLE CLASS or 878
‘ AN .INSPIRING SIGHT
(Continued from first page)
’ ‘by a. wholesome humor and a musical
7: program of considerable merit. Glow-
lush-llamas were paid Dr. 0. F. Bar-
21mm pastor of the First M. E.
gclmrchpwho rounded the organiza-
_..;fi0n; Secretary" 01’ State Francis“.
' 13mm cheered when one of the
‘ governor and the committee
1 charge, headed 'by former Mayor Ed-
win W. Fiske. was praised highly.
.1 “Preceding the dinner a parade was
,made from the class rooms at Eighth
avenue and Second street. which
aroused much enthusiasm. Never be
fore has. Mount Vernon seen such a
[large procession of men march
* through. its streets in connection with
fan event of this kind. 1 Hundreds is!
people lined vari
mfledifrom)heriol(Lilome on,Ci:6,ck-fi,
boatmen that the vessels were smug .
speakers alluded to him as the next ,
in‘
18m birthday, but not their 45th'birth-
day, on the dated! examination, and
must be citizens of the United States.
Male applicants must measure not less
than 5 feet, 4 inches. in height, in
bare feet. No male' applicant who
passes the examination will be’eligl-
bio for appointment, either as clerk or_
carrier, who does not’weigh at least
125 pounds, without overcoat or hot.
It will be advisable for male appli-
cants whose normal weight is less
than 125 pounds, to enter the exami..
nation. Female applicants are not re-
quired to be of any specific weight or
height. ' '
am.”
Sal icylicacié.
submit to the examiner on the day OfVior appointment.
examination a photograph of himself;
SKELETONS OF MAN AND
. WOMAN FOUND m A (FAVE
WIN‘GHESvai. June 1.--Of -
als ot.Loudon county are endeavor-ins ~
the mystery‘ surrounding
two skeletons found in a cave difficult
of access in a high blot! of rock near .
Bluemont, Vs. Anatomistl declarethe
skeletons to be those of 9. man and
bones were fauna
taken Within two years. '
The entrance salary is $1,000 per
annum with promotion of $100 a year!
until a. maximum of 31.500 is reached. ‘
For pamphlet of information and
the required application blank. ad-
dress thc local secretary, at the South-
Norwalk, Conn, post office. or the dis“
trict secretary. Custom House Tower,
Boston, Mass. with whom applications
must be filed in time for min to air-—
range for the examination.
The height and weight require.
ments and age limits for~post office away from the cave.
to unravel
woman. Beside the
a revolver and eight glass eyes.
ors last winter found o. skeleton not for
1
mm.
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$18—Values to $32.50
Values ”113225“
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Rose of Washington Square. Fox trot.
You Ain’t Heard Nothing Yet. Fox trot.
011! By Gingo. Margaret Young.
Pronteering Blues. Billy Murray.
* Mothers’ Hands. Henry Burr.
’ When the Harvest Moon Is Shining HWames.
rWild Flowers. Waltz. Fer-era and Francheni.
Alabama. Moon. Waltz. Hawaiian Trio.
Oh! How I Laugh When I Think How
Victor Roberts.
My Sahara.» Rose. Victor Roberts. ,
Chingnwmng’s Jan Bazaar. Fox trot.
Irena, Fox trot. Smith‘s Orchestra.
Love—Me Not. Caruso. ,1 {$2.3
SteroiLoverrr‘ar “ " “
cradle Sang. Alma. Gluck.
, Forsaken. Fritz Kreisler. .
Good.Byc. Evan Williams.
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. 20 DRESSES at .' . . . . . . . .).7 . ../$12.95¥
" TZWSIEICDR’ESSEStho on sale at . . . . . . , . $12.95
New Victor Records for June '
“‘|
La. Veeda. Fox trot. Green Brothers Novelty Orchestra. 18887
Deesrt Dreams. Fox trot. Green Brothesr' Noveltygom
I CrisiAbont You.
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"Bayer Tablets of Aspirin" lagoon:
inc Aspirin proved safe by millions and
prescribed by physicinns for eve twen— ;.
ty years. Accept only an unbroken
“Bayer, pacingo‘" whicmcon
or. directions to relieve »-
Toothache, Emche, Nostalgia. anon-1
matism, Colds and Pain. Handy tin
boxes of 12 tablets cost a few cents.
Druggists also sell mt: “microns-Jr; ,_
Aspirin is trlde mark Buyer,
Manufacture Manoweflacidelter o:
newscast
q
clerk and city "carrier are omitted in
iavo'r of honorably, discharged .sol»
. ldiers, sailors and marina, and, they
Each applicant ‘W‘in be required (Cliflre given preference In 93%“. .
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1 . menonoconm l .111__m Washington St. Near Hoyt ’8 Theatre. South New, 7
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. it could he done. The secret: Our iavormm Y.” "5‘“wa in.
armaments it possible. A desire for an int ,' 3”“, “'3‘“ mm
public miles it also advisable. Hence 11K. ‘“ “‘ \he bu
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Mfiousefuminhlnzl, Hardware and Au“; Slipplieg ..
‘ .125 Washington St. Phone 340.
Free Delivery,
.2J1.
Mas’ons’ Supplies
'The Norwalk Coal «S: Supply Co. 7'3.
108 Water St.. South Noi‘wsik. .'
Coal and \VG-Od l
_ TELEPHONE. 11.5,. .
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or pssyments made, at Raymor. . E”i" . mom'llWashing.
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7’ COOhnor Porch Shades
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Brazos patterns or plain, brown or black.
Patent~0flords with light flexible solar fir evening wear.
CONNEALLYo micro
81 Washiiuton Street.
J. H. Wehrle Garage ;
Buickoistutz MoisrCars-
[fillJVest and Connecticut Aves, Norwaik. Conn.
Agent for Shaler “Rczi‘fghter”
Headlight Lens. approved by the state ....... $3.50 poll 1
Tires, Tubes and Acmssories
Service Minn for United States and Goodyear Tires,
and Cord
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