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Evening sentinel, Saturday, June 26, 1920 · page 4

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-“ll'ak§ Sam? _at first sign of Bladder'oi Darion. Many good things are in .’ . -- ~ ., r. .
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m Baird, minister. Sunday mornm‘gf “W

W 1311an has accepted a Dr“?- worship at 10:30; sermon subjelej ‘
itorr with the Silver Lakg Ice com-,“The Chief End of Alan. Sunni»
my I , school session will convene at “no;

. III-— W a. m. The service of the EupvmrtnI

Mr and Mrs. W'illiam Wolfe and League will be held at 6:40 3. 1.1.9

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decide the championship 'of East Nor-
. walk. Ed Brown of 15 Pleasant
street is their manager. ,

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‘53:”; thgh§m§:?tglgargu:§§s§ 8:19;” and prescribed by physxclanls for ove.
° ’ ~ twenty years. Accept on y an one
at “19 91°59 0‘1 the prayer meeting lbroken “Ba-yer package" which can

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Charle~ Tolmes of 'lO Fort street. -. .. . . 1
Host t'vroD spare tires off his automo'h .011 Tlfleigfg 9‘ enmg, Jul} 6. a
bile at Roton Point last night. The ome 0 r -

thief cut through aheavy chain to gel: "Logan street, a circle of King’S‘lmgna' Rheumatism. Colds and Pain”

 

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. 310- of the Clrclea, many of them thloagh ;L d8: ’ .
1413;311:151 hi; D5231: aggro T2? thegout the country, is to help make the;

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enthusiastic members of that newly and Shut—ins wherever possible. are

formed organization, and is spending ”we Study “1353' at a meeting hem To Attend Lambeth Conference of General Russell Frost and Mn and

. .. _- - to at early ‘in the month. decided to rev l, . a - r . .331.
£23;ri22£stél%?nt?fay trying g 'organlze the class into a circle asme .' EP’SCOp ! Lead: 3 l

study class has always done practli
ROWA YTON .

Miss Belle Hastings of New Yorkithe work of the circle includes the llhe llamheth conference Ill- London. .
city has opened her Token-eke home. whole village and not Methodist folk :which will be attended by blshOPS 0f
’ ———‘——‘—-‘ {alone A good attendance of lddles ' the Anglican coniunlon of all parts 0
Lewis Haight and family of New is honed for on the 4th of July, so éthe world. Bishop Brewster will give

 

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be called the circle of the Methodietgfol' EurOpe Tuesday inacomhanl' With
Episcopal church, but anyone in the‘about one-third oi the JIS-hops 0‘ the;
village will be welcome to join as . Episcorial Church in America to attend:

 

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‘York city Hive gamed the Tokenene,that the circle may start off with a ’an address near the opening of theygow ls‘spgxtlgzilng a {3331;213:351 €2.13

. aunt in New Rochelle, New York.

colony. _: llarge number as charter members. ; conference which will open late in 511"
-—--—-——-— The dues will be only a small amount llv. He will return to this CO'DU'." m;

J. R. Munn and family of New York and will be a tax upon no one. Ellie fall. Many importam issues will;
city will spend the summer at Token- ‘

eke. ling out of the war, others of a ritua: in
. - , , D&4RIE1V gliSlic nature. I’m

Mrs._ Clifford Wright of Tokeneke is § Larbelh is the London reeidence 0:70;.
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The Selectmen have not been ableime primate 0f the Church Of England?

 

' v s r ‘bv millions ing, 81 ,SL Mary’s Catholic I‘ECIOTy,l
“‘9 “pm” ”’0 ed a 9 ~ South Nor-walk, to Michael J. Jelle‘v E?

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Summer Dresses

In silk as well as in 'washable fabrics in the prettiest
goods and clever styles at very reasoneble prices—

mony. The. couple were attended by

. Mr. an 111‘s. '
Eugene Cushman onsl—leadache. Toothache, Earachc. 3‘9“" Canaan.d G. Scofield Of New}
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l! . he Dauvhlers IS to be formed. An} lao) India? “31 0‘9; 9: ‘ D . Alexander Bellus, of 39 Lexmgt
them and g Ch t inglin the village who would like to;ccnts. Drdigisls also sell laigeri'aVGBlle. on

noticed. ljoin is welcome to do so. The object. ’ mark Bayer llanlg‘acture Monoacetica- 'his daughter Bertha to John Paskt), of

”armed church, on Monday afternoon.

night. Mr. Dunne Ls one of the most. POSSib‘ev and to remember ”19 3k“ i' ' BISHOP GOES ABROAD. 'ChUrch, wm om“ te,

‘tchelr unto for a tour through the
cally the same work. The circle will? Bishop Chauncey B. Brewster sailed talskllls. They Wm go as faras Del-

home, returning in about a week.

E William C. Poole of Jersey City

.rew Jersey, has been spend a haw
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The Lemme Hat Co. of Danbury.
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one street, were married at the Hun-; team on the Baler groundS- Stanley ; of while umt
gar-inn Rammed church, this after-lwm do the pitching “3" the Sprmg‘1m0l‘m" before lhe resolution com‘
noon, at 2 o'clock. Rev. Gabriel DO_§WODdS and Yolk will be on the mound . mittee in San Francisco. accordinz i0
kuS. pastor of the church. was the or- for the Knighlsu V7
ficiating clérgyman. After the cere' This game will no doubt Pm“? to 1938 Association Sh
mony a. reception was . held at the be one of the most. interesting or the . and great, increase; in east 0: labgr'
home 0f the bride’s parents, and later season, as both teams have enviable , and materials necessitate public rogu-‘

 

 

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“ . ,1; m... m elomm‘mm' . ' f ' ' ' ‘ SQCML NOZES' “‘63“ 9‘ WWW , WWW REGULATE ,

EAST N03? ‘ ' or Brooklyn, x. Yqfifiegimfin Wood, ‘ ~, , ,- " . . . ' , V‘s-.SPR‘“GW°°”8 PUIUC uanes

_ - - _ Ham-y Sachem and. r. . M, ' soLTEZ—-kAfiMER._ f Target-row fiernofin at b3z30 tiltigg WASHINGTON. Jame 25,—«Eflons
m of Share Haven; » t Methodist Episcopal ‘ 3 Stephen sum. of 45 Lexington est.“ prmgwo ,5. W! @083 93$ W i 10 morporte a plank in the Democratic
sailed‘for‘?! 631:3; yesterdfiy. - unify]? {lattices—Rev. George A. 2 Name “Bayer” 011 5.533;}: avenue, and Miss Julia Kamer, of 51““? strong knights of Cfilumbus‘ platform declaring for the prescration

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by the American
ortage of materials

. . , 0 Gem" -.: . [ ~111- .and Mrs. Sam-z started on a Ncorés 10 date. The Knights are yet lotion, the announcement on '3.
this morning on a tendoy tripKatso It: etigwnolglthzhgugdggissclfool boalti: , . ‘ \! honeymoon MD to Washington, D. C. to be defeated. while {he Spring-i 3
Niagara Falls and Canada in Mr. lwiell beg held \lond'iv érening at 7:45? ~:S==F-\": :VCCd‘s have 105‘ but ”“0 of the many l ~Carpets Cleaned and ”oio R f
' ky's touring car. - , . ‘ ." - : . - ' '/6. 17¢" Miss Inn I S . games played. A closclv contested ' '- '” rs '5‘-
. .. V '3 p. m. m the chapel. The Prayers .; 7 3 d if a . cofleld. daughter 0. game d one or the beg} of the flea mewed. Connecticut Camt Cleaning
The Flat-Fish Baseball club wants 2:21:33? bgogfédfgwihidisefigefi . we r @5611“ :g‘froraaawa; Emmet: 3.3333235: 3.93. 3 son isanassured' - . ~ Company. 87 Cedar St. Telephone 969.
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Spring Hill avenue, Norwalk. The
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announces the marriage of

Laura street, at the Hungarian Re-

v. Gabriel Dolms, pastor of the’
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‘ ‘ $4.98 to $25.00

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Specials iii——
SUMMER SKIRTS . SWEATERS

all sizes any one style but what- A sale 0f sweaters for
ever you select in your size is summer wear 1.11 “I? pret-
well worth twice the money we .318“ 0f~ (5010139 and Includ-
ask- mg all the more desired

models and lengths

$2.98 to $19.50 $4.98 ta- $12.95

 

 

 

 

stock at $100 each have been sol»

élhe Archbishop of Camellia“. who is; scribed for. ”We 4.»: ;-»

 

 

 

 

 

Mrs, W’ishart, who has Silent the win-'
181‘ and spin; in London. f

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1.0 find a janitor for the Town Hall, to A conference of line him} 1- coca- .

 

, .0” , Hake the place held for over ‘30 years _ , v. q
13.3%Siliilellféziilaéfidth’égliix’f ”35‘ by the me Edward C" Faim‘m’ linexffirfmgfnfciium’l: £23931 13:31.???"
toftthe oil barge which was sunk neargFlrSt Selectman John H Selleck and “game-lie 0? lh'ialulliuliccn comm him]?

ihe Norwalk Yacht club on .lhe beach ’ frown Clerk. Stephen .B' Hoyt are talc. ”:1 'nd—tfncnde‘ntt ln ~each couldn't:~ the”.
at Hickorv Bluff. ‘Repairq will beglng 1650119 in first aid for distracted 2.9:" fl Church invimerica {0; ex-..‘
made to the hollow so that-it can beShousekeeperS, for they are trying to ‘9‘"0‘31” “ ‘ ‘ ‘ “ ' "

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floated and taken 2.an rather 'thanlkeep the hall tidy between them. fullplfo 1331,39: l‘siéeglgiejelfgfigfilsgig hi:§.:.
discarded in some inaccessible place§ 'Edwm Milton Roylc, for several Ft » ‘ I... ll - and moi”

. ' ' years past the chairman of the Darlen. {3:339 eg?le;i."‘5m‘f:,-nrlf: Sworsmpp i 8
The Catskiu, one of the vessels at'School Board, will deliver .mg “Wing: tlgreljflfr and (llleir daughter. .3.
the ll'ilson Point storage yards haslpublloaddross‘to Darlen pupils and to 111:: E10311]?! 1 Dar-follow Ilrerl‘lster all .
been sold to a Maine s€zlhaptaianhisia Darlen public at the closing exer-é '. A. 311;“ ‘1}: 61:11:) on the trip and...
vessel was condemned by a Bridgetdses at Center School this evening-lffifimvigq“Sat—tog; gym-:3 2): England} 8
port paper in one of its articles. stat—1“,“. Boyle 31F] family 93:99“ ‘0 make dUl’lD llle enrlrn‘r ’ ..
dog that it had open seams and waslif‘zw goik'lcltYTtlEimi‘tnermanent I“)??? -g k ‘ ‘ ‘ 0’
practicallv of no value. . . er uy ' 0 g S cxerczaes “n g ‘
sea captdin while IonkinzTh;;:az§::difier somewhat from those of former‘F‘RST AMER‘EANNgVEVLSUPé’SEGED ,0.
vessels there. from which {0 make higglyiarsf llBeialize oJf tho. eétablishmenf ”5 R 53 A 3 , $0
selection. chose the Catekil ._ 3 “t a 0 er unior igh SChOO' . . a.” ,-
Jaest one of the lot. i I“ tWalther-ta is this year no ”grad-caring” (From P3533. “LT“I. or. N“? York .3.
__.______._. ‘ 4—“ ‘class. The present members of the gféah“l"’m§é' “.1132” 2;} l 00
Flower club day brought forth an_;l§ighlh Grade will just pass on to ihe " MA‘ 1‘ m::*"‘ ' 9 €12“de an: .3
other good showing of flowers to beENiDth and have their “gradlgfiion” 3.1191123}; Ed“ cooperépr‘zhew in In; ‘
lsent to the poor folks in the lower-€118!“ year when theyg‘oegln as 8.0th 533““)??? Rm”: 1.9331123: ,. 2 “‘
east side of New York city and to lbe’morcs at Stamford or Norwalk High on. 9“ .e Ed ’0‘“ ‘i am. "m r.

is the official newspaper of the Ameri-
can Red (“rose commiwlon to western
Russia and the Raltic states. ,
It is a weekly of. four pages. Writ.
ten by and for the R2 milericans m
the conmission. it, reached their out-
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Lithuania. Colonel Edward W'. Ryan

‘ _ . of Scranton. Penn, comlesloner. and
mil: bruises, follomng a fall from the Major Hugh Rom Gig-m 0; parisl for.

The subject of the sermon at the top of a load of hav vesterday after- me reside » t m «-
"gptsiticgmrgh Sundayflqnfillg. Junejnnon, on the Maury estate. The berrol; Comdxltergfa hi: ‘é’alfi‘stcagrghcfi-
gregcatlgéa glegejtxwh‘lzlg'bitfbelnizha?woman’s condition is notseriOUS. S319 tributors. Lieutenant E. G. L‘Hom»
‘Dastor, Frank S. C'lajrk. anedogimflglfgedfigggly Slipped from the ‘01) Of medieu ‘3me edum“
ZiBefive for a few weeks in Maine. The; Yesterday afternoon ”Miss Barbara ”Opportunity is a 80011 old word.

1.131.? school meets at 12, Noon. C, E. ’Weed organized a unit of girl scouts. Lets us tell you about our 1Window
222$: it; 6:}. _ At “39 7:35; p. mlm the parish Hall of the presbyterjaa and Door Screens Perch Enclosure,
Motto” Ainslibject Will be ‘A Meg‘chmh, Noroton. The number to ro- Single and Double Garage. Summer.
Ba tist h ng the supplies at the 1 spond was twenty. but at least twenty Cottages. Fawn-anaemic. painted com-

P c urch during the pastor-S’mom will join within afew days, Mlsg plete. set up in less than one day’s

. lWeea wishes all to feel that. this is time, 111:: the thing for week ends.
a community movement. and not tie-Don’t pass up this oppom nity. Get

BIG {A}. 8 . ' - A ,nominstional. The meeting yesterday our prices. Phone 1082. St. John &
_ was held in the hall of the Presby: Keiperi. Builder, City.

{hospitals The Children are respond. Schools. ‘
mg well and it is indeed a gratifying; The Misses Valentine, teachers in
to those who know of the .wonderi‘ullhe Dorie-n. side school. have left, for
Work of the club and what the flowersitheir 1101119 in oMunl ~Klsco. where
mean to those. who receive them’they will spend part of their vacation.
. e . 'heir’YTeEE‘lihrJolnrkfixfiakflfife—ofifim—gnfilr
“Wife the principal flowers in the Ship-l ener for C. W. Maury. of Post Road.
fluent yesterday. . lNoroton, is in the Stamford Hospital.

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BEE KEEPERS To MEET.
The annual field melting or the Con-
necticut Bee Keepers’ Association will
be held, Saturday. at the home of C.
W. Goodsell, in Watertown. Prof. L. BE [3 7
B. Crandall, specialist on bee culture. Place your order for your 1“.

at the Connecticut'Agricultl I Col~ - - ' _ 7
lege, Storrs will address the Feefing mum} One-Pipe Mt“ NOW.
and a general discussion ,wil follow. RENIEMBER

The meeting will be informal with a ‘ u , . ,,
v, basket lunch. Members of the asst} The W9rd. Infernahonu’l 011,3
elation have been urged to invite any fmafe 13 like Sterling on 3311'
one who. to their knowledge, is in vet-4t safeguards the Intending
terested in bees to attend this meet‘ purchaser.
lug. Louis St. Clair Burr of South

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_ ‘e- erican men and women must ciafion. Come in and let. us explain our “
guard constantly against Kidney . ‘ ' E Pa out man. ‘

. iglowle.fbecause we eat too much and - « I asy ym . ‘

, our God is rich. 01 _~ blood is filled ' [.00

with uric acid which th‘e kidneys striVe Men ymblaggefid geggfike AL AGE!” 6:.
‘ to filter out, they weaken from or!!!" a e 0 en ’

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ounces of Jan Salts; take emblem-loaf mil-30““, ("maigggggfl 1 R- C- 35: Milt“ ;
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tissues clog and the result is kidney », ' V
trouble; bladder weakness and a gen- : u , , , 55 Water Stu South Norwalk.
an era] alleline in health. . ' Z' 7' ' T31 473—3
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N _ "tralizeme acids in the r; ine so it Pile;- we were surprised with the quick Radiators

”no, longer is a source or irritation, mints. I more“ Foley Kidney '
ending We!" tfiorden.
.. Billie-water hero-age and belongs in tut m swollen. aching menu fl Main St, Norwalk, Gonn-
1., may but: . “mm é: adeqummm ' . T91- 954.

Henry A. Hegelein

work, become suggish; the eliminative mes“ym “97‘4"

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When your kidneys feel like lumils
of lead; your backbone or the urine
is cloudy, full of sediment or you are
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made from the acid of grapes‘and lem-R Walter Familial," 1023 Springfield * , . ..
on juice, combined with lemongrass, Ave. Irvingwn; N. J..'vrltes: ’“My Gas°1me_TankS’ 0-,20 gallons.
been used Is gem to out: back: ached continuously. unfold my Presto-light and Air Tanks

and stimulate doggy tidawsytomJ-ifo’i.” .‘After taking Foley matey New and Secondhand Fox-dz,

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Voted for the HOOSIER

Two million American women have inet constnction has
recognized Hoosier superiority and tried by us.

have installed this woman emancipa- “ . _

tor in their homes. Hoosier. The rest—mo
These same two millilm women have luring they may have
helped to make the Hoosier a better perT-failed under the
kitchen cabinet. For ttwentyone years use.

they have given us the benefit of

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Literally thousands of suggestions im the time a woman must spend in her
movements have been offered by Boos kitchen—find lighten her work while
for users. All of them have been tried there.

out in actual use. It is safe to say . Visit our store—sit in front of a
that every suggestion that has ever Hoosier Cabinetmand let us explain
been made concerning kitchen cab- . its many advantages to you.

 

Refrigerators from $12 to A. . . $75.00 OIL COOK STOVES—New Perfec-

 

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SPECIAL

Bracelet Watches
Gold Brooches
Gold Slick Pins
Gold Cufl Buttons if {:3
Gold Binge oi all kinds

at all prices.
Very large Stock

29 PER CENT ore
You Must the Discount

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OLD CARS’

an you: old cars to the Bridge.
you In» Wrecking 00., 1319
Infill 41's., between Oak and?
Dani. It. Bridgeport, Gena.
Plim- Barnum 5536-2. Second»
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OUR OWE A YEAR SALE
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CHIL‘DREN'S (SINCE-1AM
D R E S S E S
3900 Dresses. sizes, 2 to 14.
Game Early “Thile the Assort.
meat is good. This week only

$1.98 Dresses . . . . . . . . .384:
$2.49 Dresses, ...$1.49
$3.25 Dresses . ...... $1.98

Mill Outlet Store

124 Washm‘ gton St.

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INSURANCE
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Morning and After:
noon Classes

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Think of It!
Walk-Overs.
Right Here in
Norwalk
Golyar’s Shoe Store

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