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Evening sentinel, Thursday, September 23, 1920 · page 9

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War. m. A mo.

JUDGE KEELER SUSPENDS
SEVERAL JAIL SENTENCEB

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Business lagged in the Superior
mud. criminal side yesterday. and
my a few minor cases were disposed
‘ all during the forenoon session

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1.: i o'clock Judge Keeler ordered
.-)rur1 adjourned until 10 o'clock to-
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James Michselite and Gus. B.
Roam both of Bridgeport. pleaded
guilty to charges of theft, and were
used $50 each, jail sentences of
or months each being suspended;
and the men placed on probation.

Sentences to the Connecticut Re—
aormstory imposed on Roderick
Helmertck, theft 0: auto tires, John
Komlckfil. statutory lmrglary Daniel
Borden. statutory and Cal-
vm Basaett, theft. all of this city,
were suspended and they were plac-
r-d on probation. All pleaded to the
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A daughter was born September 15
to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bates at the
Statnfoni hospital.

Hrs. George Standing of the Post
Road is entertaining Miss Madeline
Campion of Brooklyn. N. Y.

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Armand Beauregard has returned
to his studies at the Rennelser Poly-
technic Institute at Troy, N. Y.

 

The Wee Burn Country Club held a
dance on Saturday evening. The
music mushy Kearney-’3 orchestra.

A doe with her two fawns were re-
cently seen browsing in the clearing
of the woods of the Noroton Valley
Land Company. '

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Mrs. George A. Ville and her sister.

Mina Lelia Pinch of South Net-walk.
have been on a trip to Niagara Falls
and Toronto.

 

Mr. and Mrs. George WCGivens of
Old King's Highway have been enter-
taining Mrs. Given’s aunt. Mrs. P. 8.
Powers of Kentucky.

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There is general sympathy in
Springdale for Mr. and Mrs. James
Morris and family ot.the Darlen side
whose little three-months old daugh-
ter died on Thursday. The baby had
been in poor health from birth.

 

An automobile owned by A. K. Mc-
Farland of 213 Billing ltl'eet. Atha-
tic. Mass. ran into the rear of a
truck owned by H. H. Head of New
Canaan. yesterday afternoon. at the
foot of Noroton HilL The W
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The Darien troop of Boy Scouts has
grown so large that it has been dim-

 

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'ed into two troopa Shale! C. Whit-
ney will remain leader of troop it
and Marvin Smith ll acoutmanter of
the new troop. No. 9.
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The women 0! the WW“!
church are planning for a mic of
ham cake. bread. rolls. candy
[and fruits. at the home of Hrs. E. A.
Spooner on Highland avenue. Thurs-
day afternoon of this week trom 3 to

5p.m.

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The bottom of a motor truck
owned by Alexander Taylor and (30..
0! 26 East d‘th Street. ’New York.
was burned yesterday morning. when
the machine caught fire at the root of
Noroton Hill. A backfire caused the
small home. The driver or the truck
extinguished the blaze with cover-

ings. The damm was not serious.
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The first frost'of the sensor: visited
Springdale Monday morning._ when
early risers saw the ‘3'}!th blanket
covering about everything on low
ground. The higher levels escaped it
somewhat. Frost at this season is al—
as there‘ is still
much sweet and field corn to ripen,
mam“ tomatoes. which are not fully
grown and other \l'g't'tablcs. which

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nocxronr. nan... Sept. 21-11,;
bombardment at movin ta is at
m fml. u artillery t‘rain '1: the evicted railroad cars. The guns which;

branch of the Boston and

spectacle and
plenty of noise during the first days
of this month. ‘

Xilltary enverts we!» especially l0-

terestod in the demonstration ~ it.a kitchen, 'n office mpg"
in defined to show the feasibility .

Cut This Out—4! Is Worth honey.
Cut out this slip .enrlose with 5:
and mail it to Foley (‘1 (‘0- 2835 Shel

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or repelling an attack at war vessels‘
by mean. of railroad artillery. At a
distance at I: miles from shore Lari
sets tilted by g in; were a mark for
the heavy gun. or the Fatty-Second
United sates Ooast Artillery. The

more in town and the batteries con
slated of eight-tacit nus. {our to a

thattiery mounted on specially con

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line towing the target was a mile or;

.Vm. 87 tons each carried xii-o’er...

lain railroad furnished the summer-3‘5”" ”this; 3°. Mu“-
colony at the lsassachusetts North!
Shore with a novel

'or 3! cars. it was moved from Camp
Deveaa in two sections and included
cars for tools and ammunitions, a

The entire artillery train. consisted 2

‘machine shop, a hoapital. lire control. .7

lad cars for the personnel.

.I’hich is part of the Thirtieth Ariil
lery Brigade (Railmadl has had a
king and honorable room-d.

The Forty—Second itegimcnt‘ which

wireless j

dating .

luck to Revolutionary limegx gun the;

Florida and Mexican war

held Ave- Chicago. i:l.. uritinz'. your,

name and address clearly. You will
receive in return a trial package con-

tainins Foley's Honey and Tar Conv‘
pound. for v-mrths, colds and croun:f

Foley Kidney Pills {or pain in sides
Ind bat-k; rheumatism. backache kid-

ney and bladder ailments: and Poley‘

Cathartic Tablets. a sholesome and
thoroughly cleansing cathartic for
conelixmtion. biliousness.
and sluggish bowels.
Stillm. Powell Corporation

headaches. '

 

Paris. Sept, 22.« Pram-e will pa)
.every'dollnr of the $250.0m1mm loan
due to New York, Orr 15. ii. H'anr
mis-Mrrscl. thr Minlslt-r of Finance
Olidally announced to the Cabinet
.(‘ounril today.

The sum is Frace's share of tho
V8;':0(l.000.000 Angloi‘lcnch loan floated
‘ln the l'nllcd States during the war

FRANCE TO PAY LOAN. 1

 

MOTHER!

 

l “California syrup‘ of Fags"
Child’s Best Laxative

 

Amrpt "Unlilorniu" Syrup nl Fm
onl) lot-k for the numc “Alton“.
on tht" Ditt'kafl’i‘ ,llu-n )nu :ll‘t' Iut‘
your child is having tho: bust and
most hsrmlcss physir for 1hr little
utomach. liver and bowrls. 4’! mire-u
on each bottle. You must Rm “Cali-
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Swhere Smitty Brand QIlothee aremld

The Bank's famly left for Mt. Kisco,
3°“ Sunday.

 

 
 

 

left tor their

The Tuttle family
home on Monday.

 

 

Frances Ashey and family leave
this week for their winter home.

 

Mr. and Mrs. Jules Delman and fami-
ly spent the week-end at their cut-
. Rage.

 

George Brand! entertained his lmy‘
friends with u imnkluner roast. last
Saturday.

 

 

 

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Mr. Mitchell pun based the (lip-t,
um collage on lhv shore lrom lnet‘
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Mr and Mrs Sillnvidvr were tho» . 2
XUt'slfi 0'. Mr am-l Mrs. llmid Page
’nch' the \u-ck-eml ‘
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In: vh.- Bunnie \‘it u He is m be m-n-g s
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luramluu-d un lhis improvemen', l

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l Mr. and Mrs. Judo-on entertain-hf
9M”. .larkcnn‘s mm‘nvr. over the WW l\ f
vml. Ml»- Adi-h- .lackson n'lurm-df
lwilli lzm' grandma :n attend school‘:
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D o q ‘ . :PJUlr in Sunday in!!! a fine) "1955 01'
(i d y'l i :11 llish. They ('ilufll’l s-ver 5 good elzvd; 4%“
eel e Lt}, e a anges m fllwmalnx :irul lH Hark lish in tun“
I Elwin.» ; 2/.
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’ 3” ELA- S ‘1 a lot 185 ilHl‘ l1.» Hie-Dis on S: 'Ill'day ’l‘hl- SUM
:lv-n mnnl) lo-lr fw‘ lht‘ll‘ .\l: Vormmv
. . llmv r- on Humim Th--\' “ill «1-. ml
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The clowning tacit marks this season‘s models em- 2“" .4, "KW m~- WM! UH“! 1hr HM.
.- a ' _ l\\t‘ulhl'l ht'ls' in
braces . elcomc changes—a shorter vent, a lower, less l
-~.,_A -~‘ A f _ i I‘m livrnanl H. l' lake‘s hm tlni‘v
reStl’lelcd warm, and .1. more graceful fullness to the ”It! lll’u Il’h' wan it Do: ray (in.- of
+. . ."t- ‘.‘.:-v ir-vpulnr n" thv pmmz-n :M
entire coat. 7m. Eng Ilw scum-n 5:1“. («mull-1m d’
1 1 'x..un_-- ass tin—'1'. [it"t'“ 3 Yr- "in \ sun a ...... -;
~ There’s an easy smartness about these clothes that gwmiw "'T “"""““‘""-' ““"m’w' l ;
sharply distinguishes them from the Sty-Z ‘3 cf the past : “"Y" - "“f‘ “Wam- l'mv 'W'wl.‘ m.- ; 77'" ”0"" "fkalfil’ Wald." EW’WWT’
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house was burned, but in his absence"
abroad it was relief]! by friends
Lacrordisg to the original plan.

,‘lh. l'nu r «ml rm lhe wn'vi'lrmn have,
ll" .1) “trawl in their in mummy: (or:
;x:. x! w mun for $50” an int ro ase nil

two or three seas-rm: and from the models being
shown elsewhere this. fall.

 

 

. 'él-W mm thr- past SPH>UH rental.
Scent? Brand Clothes maintain their style leader- l ~~- l
‘ _ P i .\ ll o- tIl'l‘lirH'tl in lh?‘ Sivlll'vvr cot-i
5:11;“. [1115' are the first to break away from the in. Hf" "‘1 Fril'lar; PM" lurking";- '1'!" LD VCORD 1W A59 . ~ . h‘
,1“, . . . .3 :4 .‘LZ‘l‘: all: li'wnll» tv\';:iz:'u ~ (I Li ‘ I ' . I . Is rlC
trauma that milztary umrorms have had upon clothes XVI-‘- shm-z rock master hoard Mulch? the . in historical and, literary .aseocia
. _ , ..- 4 _ _ . _ ,lh. hum» is lined with and which: and “WW, . _ _ . '
styles—541:2; of which men are becoming tired. We iirvpmol. Hum n from lurnumi tions. It has many pomts of Interest for
. . .~ Human: . ’. . . ‘
Come in and see the latest, the final m style, in the ’ ————- l Every morol'highuuy the obsen "‘5 automobile lOUTlSI- And
I Maw]- Napier, “ho has been rut; and byway throughout you Will find it convenient there to re-

ilt-ring Ham 8 Poisoned mm is up and:
about again in appreciation lor the,
cxt-ellrnl first aid N‘I'virr rendm'ed.
‘h; .\lr~g Henry and .\lr.-. Pencil-417m.
Ila.» mm:- fellow presumed mum—Mb a‘
candy. Sunday. l

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most approved of fabrics.

JOSEPH DAVIS

85 -. WASHINGTON STREET

plenish your supply of Socony gasoline.
Socony stations are located at frequent
intervals along the roads of eastern
blassachusctts—and in western Cou-
nccticut or northern New York State!

picturesque New Eng-
land and New York is
a part of the lung
{‘Socony Trail 'j.‘

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.‘\n :ler season demos» was held at?

 

 

 

 

 

 

‘ht- t‘luh hulls? (In Smutdm \llS» ' ° '
_. m mam, MR Mr Swum m l‘aue' Socony is the Quality tnotor fuel. The
land llirk Kewhnu iurnlshml me! , methods used in refining It arc the re-

 

unus‘r which plies-«l the (lance-rs. Jim'

sult of a comprehensive experience.

- :l-ch-rul conducted the Nantucket and; . . ~ .
,lulpcrl um 2n the piano. Mrs. Hoaz' extending from the infancy (ll ll7C lfi-
(NM-:“zincl the cutlets “llll Irish; .' - * ‘ to -
vdam-vs. and was warmlv applnudedi' dusu.) [0' the present day. ?C\\‘ pro
for Mr wlvndm efforz. She 1.1.er esscs have been developed rom llillC
sang “I‘ll Nuxm Fall Again." Vl‘llli’ll, . ' ' ' ped ’ at h labo-
' amused. Mr. Barnard treated the‘ to “me In “Cll-CQUIP r¢se C

 

ratorics. Every known method is used
to produce the cleanest, most powerful
gasoline that can be made.

Socon'y is first and foremost a depend-
able gasoline. Its low boiling-point in-
sures easystarting,com letc combustion
and full power and mi c at all times
wherever you buy it. Begin using
Socony regularly-tor all-year economy.
Look for the rcdxwhite and blue
Socony sign.

STANDARD-OIL 00. OF NEW YORK .

l(':‘()“ll to ice (room and was- hnafljlyf
:(hcu‘crl. The evening was a merry;
gone and was delightfully enjoyed by‘
étlle sixty-six people present

; county COUNCILLOR KILLED.

l ill'filJN, Sept. ——(‘0um_v Coun-
cillor Lynch. a prominent Limerickl
'manufac'turer and Sinn Feiner was
ishot (lead this morning. in his hotell
apartment in the heart of Dublin. His]
assailants are allezetl to have been!

“black and tan" police.

The murder tool: place at, fl o'clock
lthis morning. according to thél Press;
lAsfociation's account, when uniform-1
led men entered the hcslelry. the Roy-2
al Exr-hange Holt-l. :mrl. going ielraimit,I
.‘to the room of their intended victim,

0f the Family .

will receive equal consideration in this
bank from the tot. of tender years up to
“grandma and 2rampa”-7we make no
distinction 1n the‘ ages of indimduals or
the amount of the account m our Inter-
est Department Our'mterest on hav-
mes and your interest in Savmzs stnnu

lates evervway. a. :a

In an advertisement pve
can only shake hands With
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would shake hands Wlth ; ——————~———— .
V011 in fact. \ Why it classified advertisement in the M f
One 'dollar from anv i
.323??? ggggwgogfi i EVERYBODY KNOWS
forenv‘ member of, the 7! That skill is required in exam-
armlv, And before you {hunt era.
. tgw It the anonfiv 3t 4 . Our Optometrists are called.
in restwill on e 0. cm“ use us. nation.

 

 

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