\
TO LET—Furnished room.
East Norwalk.
DIED,
m
ScorinLn-‘Ats Darien" 0mg " ' »1
gry 30, 1921,‘Albcrt h...“ "bias;
year. Funeral 'services from his late
residence. Darlen, February 2. at
3 p. in. A.
warren , ,o.
WANTED — Experienced 8
turn shoe-makers. *The
Tristram Shoe Co., 6 Union
street.
WANTED—To rent-five or six rooms.
Modern improvements. Convenient
to East Nor-walk. Address Box 36
.n Sentinel.
I
\YA NTED—Ypung man .who under-
~tunds making and: baking! bread.
rolls. coffee cakes. Good wages to ex-
y.‘ rienced man. Address C. AZL. care
"Sentinel." ' I .
“'.\NTED—-A_man to take Part‘ on:-
pressure boxler from 3 a. m. to 12
noon. Address Boiler, c-o sentinel,
stating previous employment with.ref-
erence.
Tour
TO LET—Furnished room
for one or couple. .Steam
heat and electric lights. 21
N.-Main St., one flight up.
all in-
provements. foraCouple or two
men. H. Peterson. 23 Cottage St;
4
FOR SALE ’
FOR SALE—Csrioad of Malnepota.
toes. Just arrived; Ask for prices.
Brewer e Malone F .
Street, Norwalk. P113: 1313.22 Main
FOR sun: on RENT—Two
houses at Elton Place. All imprggg
mtente. Arthur Waldron, 29 Haviland
FOR BALE—3 houses at 19-21 Union
stree buildin s for rent, at 1
grabs. street. The Hatch I: Bails;
Fiore Brothers’ Garage
Overhauling and Repairing
11 Hanford Pia'co Tel. 925
FIORE BROTHERS, Props.
' THINK OF IT!
W A‘ UK - O V E R S
Right Here in Norwalk.
We Close at 9 O'Ciock'Sstui-dsy
Colyar’s SHOE Store
31 WALL STREET
of Rho fortpcay.
New York City.
. so... it... Comingfoiit:
_ Thickens. Beeutities.
sir. themes of
ed at Lorraine Beauty. Chain-nu
Merton Hogs and Helene norm
The Refreshment Committee con-
sisted of Ellisbeth manta. Chairman.
Kathryn Dunn. Jo'sephiae They-er.
Eleanor Folk.
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Weethes Forecast
For Nos-walk and vicinity: Fair and
not so cold tonight: \Vedneeday un-
settled and warmer; fresh northeast
end cast winds. The storm which
was central on the Jersey coast yes-
terday haemoved out to sea and is
followed by an area of high pressure
CARRIGAN & FLYNN. local and lost
distance tracking of oil kinds
Office Leary d». 00.. Phone 1677. "House
phone 363. ‘
THATCHER FURNACES-Agent for
the famous Thatcher Pipeless Fur-
nace. it you are ready to purchase a
one-pipe heater see me before making
The Decorating Committee ' coast- ’
ineseey. ruminant"
u. .andthemozaelesfm‘flse '
gmostcupsilotlss‘psmd .
or
your selection. .Prico reasonable.
Service prompt. Stephen Miller, All
View Ave. Phone 397.
WALL PAPER AND PAINTS A few cents buys "Denderine."
Largest selections on stock and After a few hppllmlmm 3'“ “hm“
lowest prices. Now is the- time to paint find a fallen hair 0!“ NW “M‘dr‘m' b9“
and save the surface from decay be 'sldes every 118" “m" “w “'9' “‘6"
fore the stormy weather sets In. J brightness. more color soft-bund—
Estimates cheerfully given. and nice. ' - I
promptly attended to.
ALEX WHITE
Te
l which ls‘produclng pleannt weather
throughout the eastern districts.
There is no well-defined storm area
this morning east
Mountains. but considerable cloudy
and unsettled westher prevails In the
southern and western sections on ac-
count of the change in temperature.
The temperature is rising slowly in
the western districts.
____
room or went stun
NEW YORK. Feb. 1‘(Waii Streel.
10:30 a. m.-——A hoax-y tone marked the
opening of today's Stock ~Exchsnge
session. fresh selling being impelled
by yesterday's late flurry in cell mon-
cy. Oils Were subjected to special
pressure. as were also American Hide
and Lcnthcr preferred and American
Smelling. The directors of those com-
panics are sviu-dulcd to take action on
the dividends in the course of the
day. Rails were mixed. but mainly
lowrr. and the trend of railway equip-
35 Lowe St.
3
. " ”‘3' examines ANNUALESS
Live Poultry Mamt DANCE A suco
22 \vooownnn AVENUE. Continued from First Page
Save doctor’s bills by eating
poultry you know is fresh
lulled.
. We have just received a high
mark of Barred Plymouth Rock
Banners, Rhode Island Red, and
Brown- Leghorn pulleis and roost-
ers_ Also many other good breeds
for sale at reasonable prices.
s.
1ilontcd about oxcr the dancers.
The music was supplied by an or-
clieslrn of six young students from
‘Ynlo University.
The girls “i"l‘t) rccclvod by one of
the Principals ci‘ the School. Miss
1Bi-e-iuiliugcr. and the two Presidents
of the hostess classes together with an
honorary ml‘mbt’r 0‘ 03¢“ class. The .. 1 ti o mn‘e m-
E. LAPIN, Prop. president. or the senior clhss Is Mine 32$:nandli‘2‘x-(o‘iruw::cl‘i‘nng‘e also was
Our automobile will call at your finances \Vileon of Santa. Fe. N. LL. m“ "‘0 10mm“ m“. failing a
request. Phone 2260. and the clan shonorm-y member is “n” " '
_» .. - 3 " flinl no-
Poultry killed and dressed "99- Miss Dorothy (7. Peck. Instructor in 1 " unis ""dm yesterday s .‘ q
TO LET—Four rooms. inside t ilet
and light. 17 Laura. St., South or-
walk, Conn. . .
'IO. LET—Furnished room, electric
light and fleet with board in pri-
vate family. Gentleman. References.
Call 8 Putnam Ave. , .
TO LET—Five rooms with all im-
provcments 173 So. Main .St.
Huirc Michael Olean.
In-
'l‘n LET—3 roqns. all improvements.
1?“ Main Street. Norwalk. Inquire
Phone I“.
TO LET—Fumished room for gentle-
matiln, 120 Washington St., lst floor to
rig t.
Mom-m Grocery Co.
FOR RENT—Three pleasant rooms on‘ '
INSURANCE
..-
J.'M. DAYTON & 00.,
Inc.
6 Railroad Ave, South Norwalk
6
ground floor. 10 minutes from center,
1 mmuie from trolley
week days, 473—3_
TO LET—Five rooms at No. 67 Spring '
street. Inquire Mrs. R. Tarlov. 16
Grove street. city. Phonedssz-lz.
FOR RENTL—Storage‘ Space, noose.’
hold furniture. Separate rooms.
Semi-fire proof building. Hubbell Coal '
& Storage Co.. Inc.._ Saugntuck. Conn.
Tel. Westport, 296. We issud‘nego-
tisble warehouse receipts.
LOST
LOST—Bead bag. Palace Theatre,
Saturday, Reward. Phone 1182-3.
LOST—Ladies' gold wrist-watch 1.;
front of South 8. tist hu h.
Finder please‘ notSyp Mrs. CE. 'mL.‘
Saxton, Phone 1743-5.
LOST-Between Spring St. and So.
Main. probably on State St.. envel~
one containing sum of money. Name
on envelope “Rooney". Reward if re-
turned to Sentinel omce. '
FORD RADIATORS
$10.00 and Up. I _
Norwalk Radiator Repair-
ing-and Automobile
Exchange ‘ ‘
20 Main street, NWllk Conn
Phone 95"4 ”
ARTIFICIAL
SUNLIGHT
We will wire your house for
Electric Light, and install fix
lures, lamps, etc., on the month-
ly payment plan, any part of
the city. Get our estimate be‘
fore having your house wired.
WHITE ELECTRIC CO.’
. . . iImprovements;
Inqmre 84 Ii oodward Ave.,'Telepbone‘i
KPRICE ADJUSTMENT
SALEM'
In order to give the many
oatrons'ef thlsptore an opportunity
to buy advanced spring styles in
mmps at the price- sdiustment sale,
do see, pissingsoo pairs of pumps
in one and two straps, consisting
if all . leathers; Black Kid, Brown
Kid. Patent Colt Skin, Black Suede,
Brown Suede and Gray Suede in
Louis XIV H'cels‘ and Cuban Heels.
These pumps have Just been re
ccived and are advanced in style.
DON‘T FAIL TO TAKE AD
VANTAGE OF THIS GREAT OP
PORTUNITY. ~
MAX LEVY
gymnastics and athelelid conch. gilt! lotions.
l‘ id nt of the junior class is Is:
START RIGHT 33:1: mason or Sianeton. s. 1., and . Deaths and Funerals .
the junior honorary member is Mine
Dorothy White. instructor in Latin.
Tho dancing-began soon alter eight
o'clock and continued until midnight.
the refreshments being served at the
closc of tlic dancing and the evening
was brought to an end with many ex-
prssions of pleasure over the delight-
fiiLcntertalnmcnt cnjoyed. ‘
A number of the out-of—town guests
spent the night at the Royal James
and visited the school on Sunday.
Most of tho gucsil were from a dis-
tance. many of them coming from
Yale. Prim-Mon and other coll .s.'
Among those present were the.“ s
E. Munro of l’lainnold. N. J.. C. lion-
dersonr of i‘hapri Hill. N. C.. P. Roper
of Nui- York dilly. A. Iff'ewster of
Springfield. ’ Mass. L. Ilndesty of
Foiisvillc. Pm. 1i. Herman of Detroit.
Mich. F). Joseph of Cleveland. Ohio.
M'nogg of \Vhlte Plains. N. r- K.
Dunn of Chestnut‘ Hill.’ Philadelphia.
l". Wilson or Santa. Fe. N. M.. s. Sulli-
van of New York City. K. Andrews of
Norwalk. Conn.. G. Kinsley bf Honi-
clnir .N. J.. E. 'Mariln. of Wallingford.
Funeral of Mrs. \Vall‘lr.
The funeral of Mrs. Margaret Wal-
lcur ,of :l lilnin street. was held at
8 o'clock this morning from the late
home and at 9 o‘clock from St. Mary's
church. The funeral was largely at.
tended and ihoro were many beautiful
floral picccs. Interment was in St.
Mary's cemetery.
The wise realty buyer purchases In
January—The April buyer pays more.
Let us talk it over Now
John T. Hayes
7 Main street Not-walk
SOLVENT NOTICE
District of Norwalk. SS. Probate
Court. January 15_ A. D., 1921.
Estate of James L. Henderson, late
of Norwallt. in said district. deceased.
The Court of Probate for the Dis.
trict of'Norwalk, hath limited and al-
lowed slx months from the date here-
of for the creditors of sold estate to
exhibit ' their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their ac-
counts. properly attested, within said
time. wil be debarred a recovery. All
persons indebted to said estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment in
MI LEA HENDERSON.
Adminisirafrix.
NTS SPECIAL SES-
SIGN
Funeral of Mrs. “the.
The funeral of Mrs. Jennie Irvine.
2 o'clock this afternoon from the late
lmmcom West Rooks avenue. Rev.
Alexander Hamilton officiated. In-
Iterment was in the Riverside ceme-
‘tery. ’
Funeral of Mrs. Uppcrton.
The funeral of Fannie Jane Lamb.
wife of Henry l‘ppcrton will be held
at :2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon from
the late home at 15 Orchard street.
Burial will he in Riverside cemetery.
W
TEN MORE BLC‘ BUTTS.
WDING \VA
WAsmNGTONTT‘E-h. 1,—A request ”mm- B“ 39m“ 0’ N°""“‘v C0““-- .- .- V 'cck
from President-elect Harding that'” F“”‘ of New York City. 1" PM“, °f mel‘ L‘wcwd to Jon. . ext “ A
to Muster in the Artillery Germany.
The now Motorised Artillery Com-
pany bring organised at the Armory
enlisted ton more recruits last night:
James 1". Kelly. State. Guards.
s Wallace 0. Ackerly. 50th Coast Ar-
iIIIery. A. E. iv.
”"21 M..Fitch. State Guards.
Jacob A. Haas. State Guards.
Edward V. Norman. State Guards.
Albert L. Long.
Frank R. lAckwood. A. E. F.
President \Vilson rail a. special moct- iSanta. 1"“- N- M" E- Clason °7 8‘39""
S. 1.. J. Thaycr of Stamford.
ing of the new Senate for March 41”“-
was conveyed to the executive ill. ”1,. Conn. D. Peck 0f Stroller-d. Conn. M.
White House today by Senator L'ndcr- ““396 0r Norwaik. C°""-- ”“7"“ D3-
wood. of Alabama, the Democratic mon of Torrington. Conn. RI Berger
leader. ‘ of New Ybrk City and G.‘Berger of
New York City. Also Messrs. J. Zerega
of Plainfleld. N. .l.. J. Ling of nor:
walk. Conn. P. Obor of Riverside.
Conn. J. \Vhecier of Bridgtport. Conn.
H. Fisher of New Haven. Conn.. P.
DeMaCarty of Trinity Colleen. E. Jon.
sit...
nossnmm Gm'hn'oncn.
Jesse Donnelly of Dorian has been
granted a divorce from Mrs. Esther
Donnelly. by Judge John 15.1(Cc-ler.
on the ground of infidelity. The wife
CLOTHING. .
_and_'.
FURNISHINGS
—for—
BOYS AND GIRLS
At The
Childrenfs Store
87 West washlnpton so. horn-is
.llandaii 1‘). Campbell.
Joseph E .Brotherton.
and Regular Army record.
Anson '1‘. Kreler. tlth Co.. Coast Ar»
ller)’. A. E. F.
' Thirtyfii‘our men have been enlisted.
sud. within the next week. enough
more are expected to join to bring the
company up to mulimum muster in
number. .
At a meeting of the battery in Com-
pany K‘s parlor. last evening. a re-
was formerly Esther Shock of Siam-
ford. The couple were married in
1905. and there 9am three children.
The husband‘s divorce action was
brought as a. result of a raid conduct-
ed by him last August on a house at
684 Union Avenue. Bridgeport. where
the wife was alleged to be living with
‘Halford McCunc. a U. M. C. employee.
cph of Cleveland. Ohio. A. Dalton of
Ohio. A. Dalton of Yale College. L.
Dulley of Princeton College. R. Tru-
man of New York City. Dr. J. J.
Millard of Norwalk CL. .11. Hunting-
ton of Norwaik. Conn. A.‘ aw of
Nutley. N. J.. W. Terrill of Wallinlf-
ford. Conn. F. Kellogg of NorwaIK.
with naval
Local and Long Dis-
,tance'
TRUCKING
press and publicity detsil. were ap-
pointed to carry on e work of enlist-
moot.
REBELLION
IN STOMACH
give a ten-minute talk before the Ki-
’
‘1
GUARANTEED PURE ~ '
*’ SILK SALE
. All Shades of Georgette
$1.00 s Yard
New York Ladies’ Tailor
s. L‘. TALMADGE
‘DAILY TRIPS TO N. r;
wants Club. on Thursday of this week.
33,379 Physicians in U. S.
"Papa's Dispepsln" at once
ends Indigestion and
Sour. Acid Stomach
if sick. gsssy and upset. and what you
Just ate has fermented and turned
sour: head dizzy and aches: belch
gases and colds and eructrste undi-
gested food—just take a tablet or two
of Page's Diapepsin to help neutralise
acidity and in five minutes you wonder
whsbbecsme of the pain. acidity. in-
digestion sud distress.
along the Middle A tic
number of liquOr prescrib
11 Ninth Main Street 1, d . 7* clans. Twenty-four states prohibit
134Washington 8t, 8.N01'w31k » of“ Vgfifmfltmnmt ‘5; $3291.33 prescriptions of liquor under m
Phone 450 UP STARS it your food in e 6mm W. 0! a new“... m d f the sentiment on
_ _ _ -7 ‘ help, remember the quickest. surest. medicinal “n “to" 1. till the N
,_ , . ’ The right way to us ll most humm- “much “”9“ “ tic sl Medical Associs'don which.
mmOm electricslIyF—Elsctric AL; nge‘g Diapepsin. which cost so little I! '
tints mesons in Bench! 'e1.1 ii?“
STORAGE
Phone 1683-:
Norwalk Storage Warehouse
I Union street; South Nor-walk. Conn.
¥
ON TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY»
FEBRUARY 1 AND 2, WE WILL
VULCANIZE ONE TUBE
FREE .
with tube or tire brought In for repairs.
LEGENDS.
zswmwm
sarisrsc‘riou'cunnnmco '-
The Royal Arch degree .will bacon-
ferred at a a ' lat convocation or
Washington C aptcr. No.14. 4t. 3!- M»
to be held at minuscule emote. “;
Berkeley street. this he“ ‘3‘"
GREAT BARGAINS
IN TIRES AND
TUBES
Radiator-unlined
Covers
Alllisssin‘Westhshis
Aaron Kohn
‘ at «up: “or“
J
ARE you using the right
l
i
of the Rocky}
wife of Joseph A. Irvine. was held of
cruiting detail. speaker‘s detail and a
Lt. Ansel~| Keeler. of the old uh
Company. of the speaker's detail. is to
Able to Prescribe-Liquor
WASHINGTON. Feb. ”Paving- ..
um t of the phys clans o e h .
L pl of undigested food cause "ml”? can“ umber Wayne 8. Wheeler, counsel of the is not in the best of health. I e s I“
pain. If your stomach is in a. revou; tillage firms?“ to $3311.13: :0 their league. "We will not ask for any seriously ill. Attorneys A. ll. Godulc
patients, the Anti-Saloon Leann an-
nounced in a sttaement here last
week. These physicians are located
in twenty-four sttaos including seven
The League. however, asserts there
has been a large decrease in the
lug physi-
has no therapel uric, value." said
South Seas Romance Is‘
Theme of “Idols of Clay”
l‘ropics Mingle with London Underworld in La.
' e‘st Fitzmaurice Photoplay
AT REGENT, THURSDAY 'AND FRIDAY.
Mun rid David mu 'n'l some rm Clemge F1 ‘ urioe't
gf'OBductg; 'idolsof, éley' A Paramount, ,ictugg,
’All tho kccn scnso for colorful cf-
fccts and knowledge of what consti-
iuics the really thrilling and dramatic
which George. Fitsmaurice displayed
in "On With the Dance" and "The
Right to have." is said to be PODInll‘l»
rd in rcdoublcd measure in his lnicsi
production. "idols of Clay." The story.
a romance of two widely divergent
worlds. was written by (iuidn, liergcrc.
and no cxpcnsc. cillior of money or
Murruy has the role of I pretty lul-
Ill-II girl. brought up in innocence OI
a remote [South are island. Mill "‘
the fact that her father. a recluse h
s pcar‘l smuggler and. wil‘
reputable partner. guilty
every crime on the vale
ofw'
Island comes Dion Ho;
Holmc is ll‘i'lWM « 1‘
English M‘HIIIIJJI'. plall
unforiunaic love offal ' ~
tuslly wrecked his rah" DI.-
Powell.
artistic effort. has been soared in the south Hen. mm, I: la“ 3
making it one of the most lavishly work and 1;, “mm“. i t...
produced and spectacular plcliil‘i‘n of thcir romance 195.". r , d
”‘9 cum'“ “35°“ to the resorts of Londfi- J’“ ‘9‘"
Mu Murray and David i‘nwcil nrc them-c in tho ”100““: 11" w .3
again the. featured plow-rs. lilies Limohouse Waterfront—em; mm '
itins ot the
FEBRUARY VICTOR RECORDS“ ’
Caruso—.7821
Knlslen—
McCormsek—“III
bothern and Marlowe—7’4“!
Darling, Fox Trot.
Whitsmsn Orchestra—um
Fox Trot, Whitsmsn Orchestra—“M
Fox Trot, .ll Drown Brothers—1.714
Fox Trot. Six Drown mothers—W14
enry Inn and Peerless Quartet—107w
.torllnu Trio—Iflifl
. A Dream
{The Love Nest (from “Msry") .
"I'll an irish Girl I Love
‘Romso and Juliet
Just Snap Your Fingers at Care,
Csrcsses.
Tlpfl'op
If I Wish Could Make \t So
Broadway Co‘s‘eb - ‘ i-i
Mother's u a
Let the Rest of tlyie World Go Iy Wsits, Hawaiian Guitars—1.7M
My Isle of Golden Dreams Waits, Marimba lend—1.71!
COME IN AND REAR m NEW RIOOIDI
THE HAMILTON SHO
so WALL eraser
s
change at present. in the Volstesd
act. which permits the prescribing of
one pint of whiskey every ten days.
dig and Hugh J. IAXGT)’. representing
Mrs. Noll and John 11:. Johnston. Ne.‘
speciively. are proparing.thelr cal.
" for trial. Word to be prepared we.
sent them by the state’s attorney at
~ the close of the last term and in It.
iobsenee of any additional new
mats mi clown... ..
.1“ "ill" ”mills. HARIIINE m _
.............. summon
Wade’s. Trial Cause of ‘
Change ' .
lamps and fixtures in your
homei Have you a sh!-
’ficient supply of bulbs!
jnowss'r PRICES non BEST‘QUALITY ‘
. , MEATS .. .
, 3 ~ ‘ L m 1".“ ...o-.. 3"
Do you need the electric :2“... or on. me! Lamb“. Ween used“ 1 m on“ see.
mres extended to‘other M‘ , new lion Lars Wow
' ‘ Mme-secoQIIQOIOO‘OOm . . .....ss-sess 7“
1'00“”? If 5° "’11 1m" mom 1s. 'm"""“mc""",,,............ a:
. uish you an idea of the gene“! ”tom um... floss aim cm .......:.:...‘w‘
b ' V I“ m ....aeos ogosees m oelssblsooeess s s.
cost. See us for things 7cm mfi""":"'""' us- Wm.......::::: :
dam-ice. . ,ng WMH'szzztztztza. “Mm“ es:
" cm shoulders.........‘..sos mm isot-
- MI "km ...',.,;.‘ ”e” w, Fl'uhm....:uem
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twins mum.
ii“! his
7
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-. as fresh “semi”.
a... line is smi- cross’csn m
' To prevent s repetition of the dam-
age does chairs during the Wade trial
at the county court house. “on
twentyofour chairs were damaged by
the crowds which surged into the
ossrt non. so order to replace the
chairs with benches has heel carried
out. .At the triel of In. Ethel If.
Nott. scheduled for next month. the
crowdwillhsvctousebsnchllpisosd
truths gallery. In» choirs other bung
repaired will be pieced in the civil
Inverter court room. -
it is understood the number of
st the coming trial will be
viimlted to the seating capes!!! of the
issuers and no one will be permitted
3i. use in the room van: on mu
NEW YORK. Feb. l.-—-An cm! of
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