Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, October 12, 1920 · page 5

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STORE
CLOSED
TUESDAY
(Columbus Day);
ALL DAY.

JOSEPH DAVIS
63:. Washington st. s. Norwnlk

 

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, DoVoto Patti. Evelyn Yodmkl
and Ilu-y "Ronni

 

mum“ city 'coun

 

A large number of Knights of Col-
umbus Journeyed to Donbury today not
dedication of the new
Knights of Columbus Home. A pond.
and open meeting nnd a bouquet will'
mark the opening of the home.

 

 

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a- ll is a legal holiday.

 

much as today was a logo! holl-‘
there was no session of tho..-

i :ly court.

't ~ mud The Foresters

.31;. Town Assembly HalL.

 

\lziy Flukey, of Main street.
':Ig ielalives in “315th

. mg at the Republican Town
-e “ill be held in the Court
Wm: \ssemhh ii. I”. tomorrow

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-mimonthl_\ meeting of the

 

4 nah for Tuesdu “'e nee
timid} 'll the Ngw YOldk b$::sw‘k on ”m. "ms 0' the Cam
and palgn and will explain the method
An illvlmion is extend-
ed to chemicals; of the Parish to be
sent 1" S. 3
members of Butler Chapter No. sized to be Gprosent member are
-» 0 F1, are urged to attend friend with them.
in: tomorrow evening ns'
u ll be business of great im-

Powerhouse. Sirloin

Neuk file a. Cpound. We clooe of voting-
Coumbus Day.

3 '1 Tuesday.

 

w to be attended to.

.iinglon Camp. N0. 11. ““10!-

. of the Sons of Americu
:egulur meeting on Wednes-
worms: A large attendance of
i.~ desired as refreokmcntol

1.; served

 

 

first meeting or the
~ of Kings Downers

“l‘ll Mrs. John Sherman: 1631'-
n-wwt. on Wednesday. October

a: three o'clock.
re: Coal'ut Harri- 5 Gus.

 

4 District police station

min: A number of boys were
. nmoned by the police and warned
‘ minst repeating the offenses. -

be held this afternoon at the once
of Charles E. Curtis Wall street.
Plan: for the winter will he could

'r .e banks were closed today inns. o

 

Optin- Chapter. 0. E S.., will hold
its twentieth universal-y tomorrow'
evading. A special programme has
been prepared and at the close re-
freshments and dancing will be on-

‘—i——"——-
—Da.ncing at the Town Assembly
Foresters Fair.

The Womono' Foreign Misaionnry'
of East avenue Methodist
church will hold their regular mouth-
ly meeting this evening ut the home
lot Miss Gorham 49 Osborn avenue.
The first chapter of the new text
book will be mviiwed by the Presb'

stormy t e meeting will be and Byron Silk on todov m
, lirotherhood No. 476. Carpeu- postponed "um wedmmy evening in hunting trip in the wbodn around
. Yul. tors of America. was held?
.:"H in Redmen's hall. 25 Main Girls

 

Hull tonight.

 

 

next meeting of Trinity -
Friendly Society
evening or this wool: in Trinity Por- '
Edward J. Quinlan will

and bring a.

 

For every day of the World's Ger 9
ice same with the exception of. last
ESundoy,‘ when the Assochtld Press
wire was not held open, the Evening
will Sentinel has bulletluod the games.
play by play or better by but
cording to the interest displa .
a torso crowd of fans on Wuhington
The service rendered by tho
orISeutinol has been appreciated by the
on “us the ami-

tive service. due 'to the superior wire

-—-—A Great Time at the Foresters
'Foir. Town Assembly Hull tonight.

'nplaints that boys were throw-l
mines at automobiles at the foot
.\'eslport hill were received at the

 

-MS'.’ on.

non
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WE CARRY A FULL LINE

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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Fo.ss' QUALITY
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PREMIER CHOCOLATES

SilflSOfl-Powefl Corp.” night: your cold or contra amp

9«Get a smull bottle or Ely's Cram
Balm from your druggist now. Apply

SOUTH N ORWALK

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Instant relief—no waiting.
clogged nostrils open right up:
air passages of your hood clear mid
breathe freelv.
hawking. shuttling, blowing. headache.
No struggling for breath at

 

 

Burglar Alarm

night it watches

your nonoy’und
‘g valuables as are in
Safe Deposit Box

 
 
 

 
 

 

day
your money and

3' !‘ our roof.

«mince companion

 

 

' reduced ourinsur-
rate just half.

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a little of this fragrant. “aseptic.
lie-ling cream in your nostrils
penetrates through every air poo-age
.of the head soothe: the manned or
swollen mucous membranes and re-
lief comes mutually.

we just fine.

1: Don‘t stay eluded up
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cremation-cloud.

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un outomobllo this morning

rotor-mg:
local-cum o? the scalp and logs. No
matheouldontwuuodoto

the police. ‘

 

The Old Well Cigar comm has.
cloned downlor o week due to that
bolugulockofordcre nodular-go
stock or cigus on hand. There is
no doubt whul the company willotan
up ugoln on Monday morning next.

The Hoopltul mm. club is hold-'

 

nue. Hrs. E. H. Ila-choose will give
an interesting demonntrulon.

This is a gala do.) for oil citluno or.

 

New Canaan. Then won 1 big street
parade this mooning. The committee

'in change of arrangements have plou-
nod for a big time the pal-ode to bo

followed- by a. banquet and timing.
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The Sewing committee ”the W0.
man's association of the South Nor.
walk Baptist Church will meet with
Mrs. W. K. Austin. 51 Suview ove-
nue. on Wednesday afternoon. All
the ladies of the church are invited.

—Cou or. Horri- & Gone.
William McCarthy. of Milford

Charle- K. m. ofl’onno um.
.Thnmu J. mmy. William Miller

 

Donbury.

Patrolnnn 'm .Gulner received
I report oi 11:30 o'clock last night
that there wo‘o u fight in "kid Wil-
Home" ooloou on Water moot. Go-
ing there he found that Diminic hr
oer-to. “Kid Williams" out! some men
from Wound won urgulng shoot
the payment of a: bill of goods.

._...,_—_.
Rube Goopplor of Bridgeport drlv
ing on.» Overlnd’ our down Water
street 3: 6:45 loot night, and Leslie
Bunk: of the first district riding a
motorcyclo—frum Elizabeth into Wuior
street. come together both machines
being dun-mod and Book's leg in.
”lured but not seriously. No m
were mode.

Gueots at the Roynl Jumps yester-
.d” were: F‘runk L. chlF.‘:
wire 01 Brooklyn N -‘
moist. ofDrooklyu.hl‘.Y.: R C.
Smith. New York: H. A Rhodes. New
Yzork Duid Hiliher. Newark, N. 1.:
George E. Hmh. Hartford. Conn:
Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Fielding. New
York: Mr. and Mrs. 5anka
New York and Mr. and Mrs. “K B. H.

 

 

' Lawson.

 

cues for the superior court civil side.
commencing tomorrow as follows:
Carmelo Delano ‘aaolnst Norwalk
iron works. appeal from compensa-
tion commissioner: Frank D. Lawton
Vs. (‘ity of Nor-walk. appeol from
board of relief.

Schools were closed today. inno-
much as it is a lcgul holiday.

 

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At a spe‘.‘ hue-ting oi Bishop
l-‘enwick Assembly. Fourth Bounce,

K. of C. held Inst night at the Outho-

lic club 8 West Ivonne. member-
ship application! were uctod upon.
K. of C. men who intend to journey
to New London ncxt Sunday to wit-
ness the working of the ith degree

Tar the state wold turn in. their

appuauonso’y ednesdny to Albert
P. Rose. F. N. The meeting adjourned
until “'edncedoy night Wm any ad-

ditional membership application: '
that might be received will be noted

 

 

it protects
valuables, while .

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Judge “T, ll. Multble bu assigned

at $50.

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dud-c were enjoyed by all. Ionic
selections were rendered by “Eddie”
Hill had Jack Killer. Later in the

evening refreshment: wore m
Thooo present were lines 1m
Yoot. Bole- Yost. \eru Grace. Helen
Wulterhouse Elsie Cutie: timers

"Bob" W’lloon. Jock Miller Jty'lus’

Klein. Eddie Hill. Jack Shanghaooocy.
Joseph Benedict. Henry Koeulg. Fred
Sullivan Theodore Corey. tad Parley
Shower of New Haven Mr and Mrs
Hendrick. The guests deported ut a
lute hour wishing Mire Hendrick
my happy returns of the any.

 

Miss Consuelo M. Dow-on. of 31
Spring street, celebrated her birthday
yesterday alter-noon and give a por-
ti touunmberofherfriendouthc
home yesterday altos-noon from «i un
til 6 p m The guest.- present were
the lines Wt Jarvis, Betti-lee
Lowndos. Illdrod Amndwn. 01st
lulu Bani Jam Sindo Pit-oi.

Pint Eleanor Baird. And-

my Shine. Charlotte Illici- Com

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shooting to death. rennin: or u ne—
gro guard It I cotton gin in Arkan-
Iol. numerous five- o! undetermined
origin in which cotton lia- beon deo-
troyed. and widespread titre“: of
night rider; to burn gins who-e owl-
ero ignore warning- to discontinue op-
entlono ulttl cotton reochoo o. ”no
of forty cents a pound. have mulled

their Mb!" by Governor- horny.

on“

Governor {1m upon being advic-
ed or the shooting of Norm monk.
1n Lonoke county. lulled a punch”-
tioa citing the killing and “lode-

, ill: on of the pm’ofifla‘ honor-ice of

Photo o! the American ’legion oloo
were urged to eta-operate with the ou~
thoriuu.

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