‘ ROWAKTON- ,
the Sand” ‘ . > '
rs
W1
mt-
h-Jq
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and In
9'clock. in the City court.
. or
C'.
stint o'clock
minutely $45 was taken up in
W DIV” contributions at the East
u. E. 9th yesterday. This
, ... W10 the ambunts previously
5 the Armenian relief. the
‘ 1F . “relief end the European relief.
3 a total 018280 given altogether.
‘ James Lester. of Lorena
,. " :will entertain the members or
it} man’s Auxiliary 'of Christ
Wt: it her home on Thursday at-
n of this week. As there is
enable to be done with regards
,nal preparations for the social.
gathering 'tu‘be held at the church on
my evening Penny-m- 4th. it is
import) that as many members as pos-
tblewrfll attend.
"Emil Close. the Swiss hand-be!
ginger and impersonator. who has
been seen in Norwalk before. Will ap-
. peat-on Friday evening of this week
“tithe. East avenue M. E. church un-
er the auspices of bliss Marlon
edieu' Sunday school class.
#1" number of tickets have been sold-
for the“ affair. the pro’oeeds of which
an to be used to fill out the amount
"hens at the church:
of Mend
.1. the Norwalk Eigh-
gameuut’
{High school gyms-lulu.
pennant-on and Philip H.‘
' .hune been summoned for
:the Hunter vs. Thomp-
bo held tomorrow morn-
evening’s meeting of the
y 7 is an important one and
fibers are requested to be on
mm for the start of the
w day that idol] probability the charge
’ f am I ' .
,. . go: Loshheeles. up}.
<lhérethey=will Emma sometime vls.‘ ..
~w fiends. On their trip west;
will stop 0!! at 'points'ot interest. -
*-
' The Ladles’ Aid Society of the H. E.
church‘wul hojd theirsnnusllmooting
in the chapel bu Wednesdsy'ot 2:39.;
a
Ollicors will be elected for the year
and the mite boxes opened. after
[which there will be a social time and
refreshments served. '
v" Friends oi Rev. Henry 1-3.ng of
Springdsle will_be.¢lad to know that
he has recovered from his illness and
is able to be out once more._
ADAEENoNOROTwTv
«one
against Hurry‘v. Snead {or reckless k“:
driving will be Dolled. Mr. Snead is
mid to be adjusting the matter of
damages.
Miss Ether M. Juquith. ’21 of Dar-
ien. has been elected managing editor
of the Llamaruda. the college' year
book brought out by the seniors of
Mount Holyoke college. Miss Jaquith
has been house chairman of one of
the large residence halls. She is pro-
minenb- in athletics. being senior
member oi‘ the Athletic Association.
executive board. '- She plays hockey.
basketball. and volley ball. and this
full she made the All—Holyoke hockey
team. Her chief academic interests
are English and mathematics. and she
is a member of the executive commit-
tee of the mathematics club.
SOCIAL N0
BLAIJ VEUP—HENDRIQIL
Friends of the contracting parties
desired The Sentinel to publish the
Ti)
1
nor d
priceb.
inn. Saturday night.
for the
Sterling's orchestra.
A few hurries of snow were noticed
morning about 913cm
A son lie-been born to HE and Mrs.
Morris’Yoxel. or North Main street.
Mr‘. und'iitrs. Fred J. Force. “New
Haven. visited will? relatives in South.
Norwalk on Sunday.
-—Speoials at the New York Mar-
.
Rib lamb Chops. 2°C.;
Lamb Chops. 32c: Shoulder 91! Veal
Roast. 25o: Veal Cutlets. 40c. , .
e newly organised bowling
of the Nor-walk High school and the_
Hamrom school. will/clash myths:
Norwalk alleys tomorrow night.
Equip «your office
Blank Books and Loose Leaf Devices.
They spell economy. For. sale at The
pamilton Shop. See Adv.
—Coniult us before awarding your
contracts tor remodelingI that
home. Garage or jabbing-work. lowest
at. John a;
Keyner. building contractors. city.
Over two hundred attended the din—
at the Roysl James
Excellent music
was fumlslmd by
Phone 1081;
once held
occasion
with National
:he bus willie.“ for Dunbar!
:00..
16-18. South Moi
niuz. .
Mrs. John Ryan
coin Avenue, .
Loin
’—
unru-
month.
a.
Tarlov, of 16.0mm.- street.
weeks.
new
service-National Guard.
,Patrolmnn John Smith reported last
night that the sidewalk on the south
mm or Go. x. one Gig-us; l~oT°MVfl 3’" VOW
me in the Armory st ‘53}. tonight "-
You can “(ow anysise for
as low as ".00 ,down at Molly’s.
n street Open ove-‘
8r...ot N9. 9 Lin-
ll blaming
from a severe attack or the trippe-
Shewusconnnedtoherbedtora
The my friends of Miss Gertrude
will be
pleased to lesrn thst_she is able to be
out awn otter being confined to hex:
home with illness for the post tew"
, s
~Ablc—bodled male citizens of good ;
character and good physical condi‘
uon wanted for Motorised Artillery
.o g
.filflfll report 'bach «rag Republic»!
.‘l'lIwn committee o e proposed ~ -‘
chances 2.... my charter. in, because prices are
the revision committee.
At the armory in Stamford .tomrs
of a series of seven. . we will
decide whether the Twin City or the
Lock City teem captures the series
and it is expected that a. large num-
ber of local basketball
will attend the tune. The Norwdlll‘
lineup will consist of \Vhite Clinton.
Leonard. Dreyfus and
chak nr Gum-alert. it is
«'ilml Sorman and Carlson 7
missing from the Stamford lineup.
«is. cos! c C. on;
The following were summoned ‘ss
ijurymen to try the can: of Hunter vs.
reported
side of Spring street. beneath the mil- l'l‘hofnpaon, which will come before-
rolid bridge. was in a dangerous con- lJud‘e vpgbm-gh and themselves at 10
cliiion. as it was (taxing in. The mat- ‘o'clock tomorrow morning. in the City
.the cum»
revision ’com‘iuittee will make s. (or-
Demoa-ats sud Republicans are invit-
ed to attend this meeting and to make
proposals (or chances in the work ow}
row night. Nowell 'infietball «mom
will play Stamford in the sixth m ‘
.enthusio’s
eight-r Lone '
l’be.‘
A.
an '5
mung STOCK GREATIL‘Y Ill-mun.
com EARLY AND my mm
“ ' YOU NEED.
Rogersand Steve};
N'orwaik (2 Stores.)
Sn. Norm
it work.
9
‘Lander company. will he held a
st
. .im ennnt Melvin Waldron
are out to
r th scams or the "Blues'
bet-t Ferris.
an; will be beta;
the. bedding and furnishings of the
. icon: to the extent 01’ $150. The blaze
were passing the house. and noticed
Yfififékévmg flames. The Middleton
family were. all away. Au slsrjn was
sent in and the Mayflower Hook and
. ladder Company responded. Approx-
‘ imately 35 gallons of chemical were
used in minguiahiug the blame.
A. very interesting and profitable
service was held in the Adventist
church last evening. An instructive
program was rendered by the mem-
Jzerl of the Legal VVorisus' Society. It
who in the interest or the, “Eorward
novement" oi“ the denomination and
cool: speakbr was at their best. e“
malice! selections. under the direction
pliers. Elsie Partrick. were greatly
“Md by all. Following is the pro-
gram: ‘
'Hymu——No. 636-—Congregation.
Sci-i pt 1) re «Panto r.
Anthem—“Abide With Me"
_ —-Choir.
’ i’rayer———D—-Deacon Byxbee.
Notices. ,
Offenon'—“Humlet"—Mrs. Elsie Par-
‘ trick. I
’ Hymn—finmtion.
' Address—-'*Pmer"——Georse Von Hel-
molt.
bola—"sunken: Divine”
Jilin. IdeLi‘ht.
Address —- ”Infinite-In” -— Richard
' Bud.
%‘€W'~Mfle trio.
,. - . 'WY"—llill, Gussie Vel-
(Lyte)
(Jerome)—
"HsrdHWor "—s. w. Vel-
'r
edged by the class for church re-
Iomorrow the second gathering of
. tefins engaged in a pinochle
hug-nutrient at the Mayflower Hook
,guarters of the company on Von
‘ t street. ..'l‘l1e "Reds," captained
captained by Second Lieutenant .u-
Prizes will be awarded
the winners tomorrow evening. while
steek from tomorrow the third sit-
An exploding lamp in one of the
. drooms on the second floor or the
ome of Frank A. Middleton. 13 Third
.. Btl‘GL‘L Saturday night. did damage to
who discovered by two small boys who
following: -
In two of the prettiest Weddings 0
the year. \Valter Blauvelt. or
Hendrick. or No.
t
last. at the
church. by llev.
uth Norwnlk
L. J.
adventure.
illsuvelt. sister or the groom, while-
Stephcn Chontos acted as best man.
L‘
home. on South Main street. in which
f ends. numbering 28. made the n!-
fair one long-to-he remembeitd.
Music and dancing mu. mum-m."-
in; the evening. music being furnish-
vd by a. new orchestra namely.'Mlss
l-Illa Chonios. Hubert Herring. Smile
Chontos and “’illium Rm. '
8am Rogerio rendered!) few selve-
mined with the bones.
Many presents were giycn to the
newlyweds and were as pretty a su-
lection as could be gotten for the oc-
onion.
Mr. and Mrs. Blnu'vvlt mado: ‘the
evening a merry one for those present
with.their impersonations and jokes.
as they~have had a wide experience
in>both. \Vhen the party finally broke
up. which was inflthe early hours or
the morning. the newlyweds boarded
a train to parts unknown. to spend a.
short honeymoon trip.
On their returl they will reside M
the homo-of the ‘room at the present.
Those present ere: Mrs. J. lllau-
velt, Miss Madeline Bunion. Mrs. M.
Hendrick. Harriet Hendrick. Charles
A. Hendrick. Viola Guyer. Mr. and
Mrs. Dorian. Mr. and Mrs. George
“reeks. Mrs. Kelly. Marie Herring.
Ruth Herring. Ella Chontos. Eleanor
Williams. Emma Jam-ice, 8t h Dmnt -
Chant“, John Ryan. William 2;“? The O. R. C. met at the home of
Harold Chg-k. Edward Herring, Her: Kenneth Benet; Friday evening.
bert Herring. George Webb. Geom
Thompson. Russell James. John Odell.
Edward Weidner and 8am Pocono.
Guests at the Royal James Inn over
the week~end were: Mr. and Mrs.
Howard W. Dickinson, New York; E.
E. Rinehart. Jr.. New Yorkrlfl- Hel-
South
Main street. and Miss Mary Charlotte
29 Leonard street.
First district. were married. Thursday
' Baptist
Schorpplor.
Both parties have a host of tril-nda
who wish them success in their new
The bridesmaid was Miss Madeline
A supper was served at the groom's
lions. while George; Tholnpson enler— ’
club will have u supper at the home.
of Ir. Romp-on. Fort street.
Norwolk. next Wiley-evening
.lnrk Hurlvy. of Bridgeport. but for- tor was reporiml h, the Stret-t llepurt- court room. 'l‘owu Assembly Hall:
mq-rly or \‘crxxulia. and who was con- me!“ this morning by the police. Samuel J. Kepler. Robert E. London. _
New“ “"1“ 1"“: "YEW“ smum“ A new pl ' based upon oboerva- wmlam P. Delilyn. James w. snowy. __,_- "‘
8m“:- “Pm“ “W “Wk—“m “m‘ “3 "°' tlons sleane in in. recent mp 9mm. H. Fielding. Samuel Kellogg. , _ ’ ............. xxx/x . .. “
1““‘93'19r9' through Central Europe has been H. \‘l‘. Pole. Peter Lsrrauri. John.‘l‘. ' ' film "-4 -
Young mrn «m Trinity plnf‘e who started by Porter Emerson Brownegum'm. lrving D; Robertson. t‘hsrles .' . , §
were creating” It disturbance last "18’" the now! playwright- The play will; D. Taylor and Frederick Lauder. The . Thrifty People Invest Their Blnllm' '
r were complained of m thei polict’ flzd 1"): produced by William Harris. Jr.. maimiff is represented by Attorney-l ‘ J
Patrolman Gainer invest med t- e r. Browne snnounced this morning John T llwver while Attorney 1410 J . ‘ p» X J
. . . .. .l 'x \ - \
mm... a .5 m... m .. m u... Madam. W Wherever They (.et Hi i t dllli 3
—\\'m-ld \‘l‘nr Veterans. State G p Waters. th ruse arose from an automobile neck. . . .. .
. . e u t g , - ‘ r .
Guardsmen and mm; without military Hickory Blun’ pmperf;r:::‘trh:(m:: dent. in WLniiipauk. some time ago. I < Mt ll Why our 1’33 discount sale on 8.. .» * "“ ‘ ‘ K:
cxperlvnm‘ wanted to join Motorized who found that Mrs \Vsrd's ho ‘ * ‘ '
. . . use at . VR 3: s .3
Alrt:ltlen;—;~fi\nl“lunul':‘ (.uurd. N0nilfl)’ .uu. Ulllfl had been entered. He made FL NITL 1%!) k
n S" - ‘1 f‘ - rmo ., the report to the police nnd not Mrs. ‘ ~ ~ ‘ - \ ‘
Mrs. l. S. .irnnmgs. 110 Flax llill '“fm-d. as moan-flan”), stated in Sat- . : . h“ M withsuch ‘ hearty response fl 0131 :hlL‘ r.\ «l‘: \\ J
road. will mnvrlnin the members of urduy's issue or the Evening Sentinel. ‘ ' . . . . .. ,-‘ J
m. mm... .m... .4... 0. mm..- Superintendent 0, mm, mm... - - am 20% viscous! ON zvmx .mx 3 ‘
church. .it lwr home. on Thursdgy aft of Dal-ion tocether -‘ g“ v'so, ~
ornoon. Junuuri‘ 27th. I). A. Green. Bumrinzizhdenl pg- l "r Never SM swt, Flde or g
' ‘ o .
The weekly dnnm- or Company I. Buchanan and Frank Gregory will GIVE 8 “DY“.M” 7 §
gomwclirm Sim. (huncls. Wu.- held meet tomorrow in hanhury with (he -————-. ND ‘Ei SO\ 1‘
Sulunlay night .1: the Armory. The state legislative educational commit Old. faded skirts. wag“ coats, \‘
dancu- was lapel]; attended. Perry's tee and members of the state board sweaters. draperies. everything. whe- ll
m‘lflllytl’whem?h of Bridgeport. rur- 3! education to talk over the edurn- (her wool, silk. linen cotton or mixed FUNERAL DIRECTORS ‘
nu w mus 0. one nee s of Connecticut. TIM goods can be (lye-d any rich. {nausea . . v 3
Many lural Penn"x are expected to 11100“!!! will be held at the State Nor 'color with Diamond 'Dyes. Buy no Nell and "a" 8M h... “W M CM“:
attend lhi- Mill in be hvld by the moi school. - other £151.! ' .
Bridgeport Council of the Knights of ~Able-bodiod male citizens of mod --"- w “W """"""" ‘ ' "" ”f/fl/IJMIJ
.(‘nlunll-us. on rum-mun.- 1'. .:It the character and good physical coudi— Your Eyes
Stratlleld. '
TP“ mmir is the most im-
portant social mom or the m-nson in
Bridgeport. . ‘
———.\ble~bodlcd mule alumna orgood
character ’and mod physical cont“-
lion wanted, for Motorised Artillery
sorvice-NnLlonal Guard.
The awning in front of the (role:
burn «K‘- l‘fllldt‘l‘ jewelry store. Wall
street. was tornhantunlny night: when
the top or the body of an automobile
truck. operated ‘by \Villim Dibble. 0!
Shallow. lmme entangled in it.‘
The driver of the machine agreed to
pay for the damage.
There will be an important meet-
in“ or the local cream-dies of the
Veterans of For-exam W at‘Red
Men's Hall. South Norwalk this eves
nlng at 8 o'clock. All those ex-ser:
vice men who are eligible to entrance
into this organisation. one of the old-
est in America. are requested to be
9
Game and music were onioyed. in.
honor or Mrs. Martha Anderson's
birthday answer-I1 Chou-ls- Thomp-
son presented her with a clock. The
East
en Lerhln. New York; m- Mamfle
Hill. Not-walk Mr.
and Mrs. P. L.
Flores. Boston. you: John
New York; Mr. and Mrs.
J
Brush. ‘
ljoflu :Hlss Peggy Pond. &nta e.
Guardsmen sud uses without ml
experience wanted to Join
L. M. Stev- Artillery—«Notion! M. {on
ens. New York: Ills- Wreosorck. "cw MUM. at the Armory.
tion m for ’Motorised Arumiry
service—A'siionsl Guard
George L. Dufault. of 16 Madison
avenue. former foreman at the Lock-
wood ltsnufscturlnc company. . is
greatly improved in health. scour-ding ‘
to word received today iron the san-
lti’rlum at Redford. Va. where he is
confined. Mr. Duiault recently suf-A
rel-ed a stlihe which acected his
rkht let. Reports from the institu-
Itlon state that he has greatly improv-
ed and “able to sit up. His many
_ be examined at'lcast every lu'o
yen r9.
See us and see better.
I
gli- buss st good ghosts".
S7Atlantic St, Stamforr‘
friends will be glad to hour or hi- im-
provement in health. ,
'—-World War vetenns. sou
1!
The mum birthday port! or run-
um '
shim a time
$2913.: 1 had to
... without 3. Miss Kathleen Lynch. of ., otmel.
sdse‘he. a” I‘ spent the week-fend with Edna.
. y .. up town ,1 Meyers. or Bridgeport. a
thwoulddro
:13.- New York.
J tuned. int n
’. Philip Fume, 0! Norwalk, lie-tender.
._ bers of Frank C“ Godttéy 20“. NR
, 12. American
New Mexico: L. P. Rayme.
New York;
Col. Coat... New Yo:-
k. and Miss Mor-
Mr. and Mrs. John Cavanagh enter-
ight. at a dinner party
held at the Royal James. The fol-
lowing were included 111 the party:
Grace. Carroll and Lawrence Cava-
nagh. :1. Raymond a
manor Jersey City. N. a." A on
it! church will be held at the church
tomorrow evening. The sue-ts oi hon-
orwlllbeRev.ondhirs. Chapman 8..
was «tended lust Monday to Mr. Low-r
is. who is rector or St. Stephen's
church. in Jersey City. to come to
Trinity ehuroh.‘ but ho acceptance hos
nd Percy W.
Elisha-’3 Vege- Brooks. ‘
; .. to Be theBul Mayor (Jeremiah Donovan and
. .- daughter. Miss Emma Donovan. were
visitors in New Xork city. yesterday.
rnnk‘ne muesli. of Bridgeport.
was the guest of his brother-indoor,
Those people who have rural-hi 7'
m
which might be of use to the m
Legion. w muow
a, Jwili be appropriated. .snd also the
‘ tion will .hold a special-meeting to.
; marrow evening, at which time alone:
furnishing their room. {nv- Mason-
io Building. Wall noes. Home“
to call 8744. wli
s
The Board of Estimate and Taxa-
sull‘lcient "torjpsy all election um
Enhance due on the Ford truck. Dur-
,-ohl:;erd for the Street Department.
' , A, W‘convocation of washing-
"ion
Chapter ,0. "9' n. it it. will be
en; the article‘or ar- " g
; ticles will be called for. ‘
. tomorrow
been received as yet.
’v
sheer lorce ‘61 h
\
is push, plush-mi per.-
memmhehssmchsdtbstdpmd
the Ladder of Bonuses. D .lfl
chum-tsunami:
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