Evening sentinel, Saturday, February 5, 1921 · page 4

 

 
 

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Edward Shea is about again. out! ll
slowly recovering from injuries to his
foot received several weeks ago.

Leslie Davis. son of Attorney and

‘, Mrs. Leo Davis has resumed his stud;
’ ie at Yale. after several days’ vacation

because of the. Junior "prom"_ there.»

 

Donald Corridan 0: Gregory 'Bouleé

. ward has returned tohis- studies at

- day night and for a long time no one

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Fordhnm college after a 'few ‘days'

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~40 experienced operators on
straw hats wanted. Good pay and
long season. 52 Vi'ater reet. «

The February meeting of the W-
flower Hook & Lafdder company will
be held on Monday evening, Febru-
ary 14th. at the quarters on'Van
Zandt strcct. 3’

 

tor a number to skate on. but there
were about .30 in all, who enjoyed
skating there last night.

 

Business is going' along rapidly at
the plant of the New England Cereal
company on \‘l’int‘leld street which re-
cently resumed operations after hav-
lug been closed sinoebetorethe war.

 

A special effort is being made to get
as many East 'Norwalk ex-servicei
men as possible to join the motorised
artillery company tonning in town.
A number are expected to be at the
Armory on Monday evening.

 

Considerable curiosity has been
orouaed as to the source of bright
flashes or light seen late at night in
the direction of Goose island. They
were especially noticeable on Thurs~

could give an explanation of their
cause. No one was out on the island
so far as is known, nor did night glass.

. contra

. { my the

Skating was enjoyed on Csvarmgh‘s'0f cheer .
pond last night by a number or young-9d . MP9 Thufldly by Wayne 13.
poople, The mill pond u hardly -miWheeler. counsel for the anti:saloon

Me’K-k which me; withx‘ul
hands. or! Inn. 33nd. ”rot-mamas.
has failed to . up the mystery

which cum-o . -ed=the.oause or the

sinking. as there were'po survivors
endure . gave no‘clue.‘ no.
903116 “It in Dublin; Whit-r

ing the ste‘l' 'to s. new electrically
sea 7 "amine trout "Tan Irish
new, . were iculed yesterday
so alumnus-a fantastic. b"
t' umber. of governments would
Mo to ihave a lea-fighting- con-
trivsnce capable of the performances
Iclaimed for this Irish 'hush plane?
‘was the comment of one of the Adi-
miralty omciala He pointed out that
the sinking had occurred more than
a hundred miles on the Bcilly Islands.
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JUST A LITTLE, CHEER -
’. EOB'JI‘HE HOME BREWER
GREENSBORO. N. 0.. Feb. 4.—
Assoeiated Press).——A word
for home brewers was sound-

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league. attrnding the state convention
of the organisation. ”tightening up"
activities or those interested in pro;
hibitIon enforcement .would not be
directec for the present at those malt-4
ing intoxicating beverages for their
own use. “c said. although they were
technically violating the law.

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ELKS‘ BOWLING 'I‘OIYRNAMEST. -

TOLEDO. Ohio. Feb. 5.-—-One nun.i
dred teams are entered to date :1 the '
Elks' national bowling tournament.
which starts here on Feb. 1:. it was
announced today by Jack Hagerty. To-
ledo. member of the executive‘board
of the association.

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BIG ENTERS GET
0 KIDNEY TROUBLE
Take Salts at first sign at Bladder

irritation or Back
ischc.

 

 

 

as reveal that the flashes of light came
from any automobiles along Compo
Beach. as was believed might have;
been the case. The lights would flash
brightly. rise about twenty-five teet'
in the air. circle about and then re-i
turn to the spot from where they rose.|
They were not. fireworks and their,
cause is a matter of mystery. it has;
been suggested that exucriments are;
being carried on by some invenwr
with an apparatus of some sort.

R0 WA YTON

 

Mrs. Andrew Mills. of Itowayton
avenue. is the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Stanton Hart. in Staten island.

 

Mrs. W. F. Ambler has returned to
her home in l’towayton avenue. after
a week‘s visit {villi relatives in luos’uc.
Long island.

 

 

llowayton friends of um Marion
Godfrey. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C.’
' R. Godfrey .ot South Norwalk.:
were interested to learn or her cn-‘
gagement to ll. S. Lopcr. of Dover;
Plains. New York. Miss Godfrey was
born in Rowayton. and has many
friends here who extend their best
wishes for her future happiness. She
is a graduate of the Norwalk High
School. and of the College of New
Rochelle. and is at present a teacher
in the High School at l’awling. .'. Y.

, Ilowayton Methodist Episcopal
church services, llev. George A.
Baird. ‘millistera—Sunday morning
worship at 10:30-«baptismal service——
reception of members on probation.
confession of faith. and transfer of“
membership. Address will be (allow.
ed by the administration of the COT“?
munion service. Sunday school ses-
sion convenes at “:50 a. m. Epworth
League eel-vice will convene at 6:45 p.
m. Sunday evening worship at 7:30.
Sermon theme: "A Consideration of
Three Great Forces in Life." The
monthly ofl‘iciai board meeting will be
held in the parsonage. Monday even-
ing. at. 7:45. The probationers‘ class
will be held in the parsonage. Tues-
day evening. at 7:45. Chapterr live
and six of the "Manual" will be con-
sidered. The prayer meeting will be
held Thursday evening. at 7:45. in the

 

chapel. Topic for the service: "The
Prayertul Life of Christ."
\V’edncsdasxevening * the second

dance in the get-acquainted with
your neixh‘bore series of dances being

held at the local fire company's hallo

proved just as delightful to the 100

. ounces

- with lithia. and has been used for

kidney flushing any time.

The American men and women
must guard constantly against Kidney
trouble. because we eat too much and
all our food is rich. Our blood is fill-
cd with uric acid which the kidneys!
airline to filter out. they weaken from
oyerwork. become sluggish: the elim.
iiiatix‘c tissues clog and the result is
kidncy trouble. bladder weakness and
a mncrul decline in health.

When your kidneys feel like lumps
of land: your back hurts or the urine.
is cloudy. full of sediment olfS’ou are‘
oblil‘tfd to seek relief two or three
times during the night: if you suffer!
with sick headache or dizzy. nervous
spells. ncid rtomnch.
rhcumatism when the weather is bad.
got. from your pharmacist about four.
of Jad Salts:
rpmmi‘ul in a. giant of water before'
breakfast tor a few days and your
kidneys will then act fine. This fa-
mous salts is made from the acid of
gmpcn and lemon juice: combined

 

generations to flush and stimulate
clogged kidneys: to neutralize. the
acids in the urine so it no longer is s
rourcc of irritation. thus ending blad-
dcr disordera

Jnd Salts is inexpensive: cannot In-
im-n, "lake. is delightful effervescent
iithiu-wntcr beverage. and belongs in
every home. because nobody can
mnke a mistake by having a good

 

 

 

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talks present as did the one held two
The attendance'was good
and everybody entered into the fun
with plenty of vim. The popular
Dan Tucker got everybody started
and after that fun was king. The
lucky number dances Were popular
and two boxes of delicious home-
made candy made the dancers hope-
ful echoing the lucky couple. The
anal?” held Wednesday evening
called a country dance. and the ladies.
wore gingham dress or
aprons an sun bonnets while the?
gentlemen were,privileged to west
soft shirts and overalls, if they wished.
This gave the attair a. pleasant atmo-
sphere ann‘ everybody felt quite at
home. The hall was'decorated with
checks or corn stalks. farming implec
menu andhay while the refresh
ments were served from a. tableccov-
cred with hay. In the center of the
table was the good old fashioned nun:

.pail filled with sweet cider and it was
sweet having been‘nudeiust the any
with the older was ‘

before while
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unflemsn who donated the * piss
with. older. the to you;
.000 the cider and also the A'

who made the delicious

bungalow”, ‘

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o'clock.

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TAKE A LESSON FROM

he reads carefully all thead’ver—
tisements of manufacturerSfmm
whom he might purchaee.

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church. Rev. 3m 1. may; pastor: ‘
Show I hooters:

au- wlu; goiter.
Carlton g ‘ ommedieu.
Weenies-yin“ as‘toihws: a:
10:30. church service. with‘ baptism.
admlu'lion or members sndioorsmt
o: the Lord's Supper. ”a: 1.1:? o'clock.
Sunday school and 120.8,. class sleet-
ing. At 6:66. W,m m
tlonal meeting. At 1:80. service of
musicusongvand pruching. ;'l'he as.
sisting artist at this 1sz wm be
Alice Mod coma-alto. of flew
York city. Monmouth aoonoert
and orator-lo singer. with a wide e:-

0 too--

' parlance. as noted elsewhere hi this

paper. film will sing three numbers
at the service. The choruseohoir will
sing as usual. Fun progrun‘ is print-
ed elsewhere in .these columns. ,The
serrnon subject wil. In: ”A Lite. Its
Perfection or Its Distortion7"= .

Monday night the Girls‘ Club will
meet for work and play.“

Tuesday evening. ‘lvat 7 o'clock.
smaller boys will play volley ball. in
the Sunday school room. At 7 ofclock.
open for boys and young men over 16
years of age. _ . '

The mid-week service will, be held
on Thursday evening at 1:“. .

iFriday'atternodh. at 8:15. the Jun-
ior League will ’lneet. under the di-
rection of Mrs. Karly Bradbury. are.
Eugene Sanderson and Mrs. K. W.
Hassey. At 8 o'clock there will be a
group rally at the 19th Leagues of
the Norwslk group. in the church.
All young people are invited to at-
tend . “

The choir will rehearse this evening -

at 7:30.

All members should be pres-
ent. ,

 

Norwaik Methodist Episcopal

church. George B. Tompkins. minis-V

tor.——9 9‘ m.. class meeting. 10’s. 121..
Sunday school and Ken's Assembly.
lion. ii. iii. Kent will address the
Men's Assembly on ”Some Things
Worth \Vhilc." All men are invited.
ii. the Sacrament of the Lord's Sup-
per will be administered—mew mem-
bers will be received and the pastor
will give s. brief Communion meditap
lion. 6:30. Epworth League—leader.
Mrs. A. Vu'. Mitchell. A most inter.
esting eel-vice is‘sssured. 7:80. wor-
ship and sermon. 'l‘opic: “Measuring
Thoughts." \

Tuesday-73“ p. m.. class meeting:

Friday—7M5 P. m.. the Phllsthee.
class will hold its regular meeting at

Elbe home of Mrs. II. Gibson. 5 North
or you I'll" invenue.

 

East avenue Methodist Episcopal

take a tameqchurch. nev- Herbert E. maul-no.

pastors—Atlono a. m.. Communion
service. . Sunday school session and
adult Bible class at noon. Junior Ep-

.worth League meeting at 8 o‘clock.

Epworth League meeting at 0:30 p.
m.. led by Miss Basel Bran. Topic:
‘rnodern mucous. Upright.
coolness." Evening service» at 7:80
The pastor will preach on
"The First. Thing Net-emery. and the
Last."
Ladlcs' Aid Society meets on Wed.
nesdsy afternoon. . .

'Mid-week church service. Thursday
night. at. 7:“ o’clock.

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The South Non-wail: Baptist church.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 

will hammering the morning
service. . m ' arrangement
mikes at W for altmts to
attend chug-«t? m their chil-
dren with than. :81! parents are up
ed to‘sttendmorahgwfirship.
w» d‘ »
Communal church. sooth Nor-
nlit. I". H. ascribe. g‘hflml" . 1’".
Irving Smith. soloists Arch Hers
riani‘. organist—Wines filter Sunday?
morning. Feb. 6th. will henna: 10:80
’oleck. The Scabiect of the morning
3mm will be: {Three Views of
Jesus." . The Chore school and Men’s
Club will meet at 1_ in. ‘Ths Young
People‘s ‘Gooiety wil ‘meet at 16:80 p.
m.

The Younger Girls’ Club will meet!
at the church. Monday afternoon, at
8:80. ' ‘»

The Older Girls' Clubs will meet
Nonday evening. at 1:15. at the par-

The Wet Circle . will meet
Tuesday afternoon. Feb. I. “11301
o‘clock. at the home of lira. Archie
303:. 14 Putnam avenue. 9‘

The music pregnant for Bonds
morning follows: ‘
Prelude-"80ng Without Words.” No.

D (Consolation) . . . . . .Mendel-ohn
“thank-”Bing Alleluia Forth"..8uok
Danton—“Bou'WIthout Words” No.

27 (Funeral March) . .Eendeluohn
Solo—"But the Lord Is Hindful of His

 

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Own" . . . ........... Mendelssohn
Postlude -- Priest's h from
Athalia" . . . . . . . . . Mendelssohn

Felix Mendelssohn . Bartholdy -—
Born. Feb. :. 1809~liamburm Ger-
many.

First Church of Christ. Scientist. 57
West avenue—Tbs Sunday
service at this church is held at u
C. II. 1
Christian Science subject. Februasy“

”Spirit."

Sunday school will be held at 11

o'clock.

Wednesday evening testimony meet-
lng at I o'clock. To both these are
loos the public is united. .
log. ‘1 Walloon in “'33:“;

street, 09- wee
(holidaysetesptsdl nonutosp.m.
All are welcome.

First Congregational church. Nor.
walk. Rev. E. F. MoGregor. Pb. 13..
pastor.-—-Morning service at 10:30.
with sermon by the pastor. Subject:
“Guests Furnished." Sunday school
at noon. Christian Endeavor at 7 n.
In. Topic: "A Surrendered and Vic-
torious Life.”

‘ Tuesday—J1me Kg“! Word Circle
Will meet with an. Burlington. Ever-
sloy avenue.

ram—At I p. m.. Dr. worm
Horace Day. of Bridgeport. will speak
on “A I'raetical Church Program."

 

 

 

 

‘St. Paul's parish. Rev. Louis E.
Howell. rector (Quinqusgesimn).—-—
7:80 s. m.. Holy Communion. 9 a.
m.. morning prayer. 10:30 a. m..
Holy Communion. 7:30 p. m.. even-
ing prayer. St. Andrew's Sunday
school. 85! Rain street... a. m. _8t.

 

 

 

of a ten per cent reduction in salaries. ?
This concern

ed W'iiliam Boirdlnan. of Bridgeport.
to Yale university. The will named

the Yale Law school has been accept-
ed bx. the

or the law school.
retirement age this year.

that the mills of the Winsted Hosiery
company and the New England Knit-
ting company which have been closed
fora month will be reopened next
week with a fifteen per cent reduc-
tion in wages. The companies em-
ployed a total or too persons the lat.
ter part of last year.

 
 

as” my " eaten“ o! the two,
> ‘ schools. or any anagram tour:
m on. ~. .. \. > i
gt. Fem church 3 open every day
are. an». all my. on private pny- I
or and meditation. ' ’
, Every weekday there is a oelebra- .
tlon b! the Holy Communion at 7:30 I
I. II. t
Lent services‘vill be announced he

tore m‘Wedaesoey.

 

Adventist Christian church. Van
Zoom and newer greets. Em Nor-l
walk. Rev. Frank Igeslle long. pastor. .
«the regular communal: service wmi
he'lheld at 10:10 a. m.. with sermon,
and the reception of members. Bun-
dey school to convene at 12. under

 

the dimotion or superintendent Bland.
Interest in a contest nth Bridgeport
Sunday school is increasing. Junior
Loyal Workers‘ meeting at 8:30 p. m..
Mrs. Jennie Ainsworth. superintend-
ent. Royal Workers‘ service at 6:16
p. . Topic: "Christ. Man‘s Means of
“graduation to God.” 7:80 p. m..
the regular evening worship. with'ser-
men by the pastor.

 

Christ church. But Nerwslk. Rev.
Robert B. B. Foote, rector (Quiuqua—
geslma Bunday).-—1[orning prayer.

2: sermon. also the Holy Commun-
ion\at 10:80. Church school at 12
nogm. Evening prayer and address at
7: 0. ‘ .

an. Wedne‘uu. Feb. 3. at 7:45.
there will heartening prayer. peniten—
tlal once and addret. ,

Thursday afternoon the Woman‘s
Auxiliary will meet with Mrs. Frances.
on Osborne avenue.

FridaymChiidren's service and
story. 4:30. confirmation class: 7:45.
hymn service and address. followed
by choir rehearsal.

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HAPPENINGS IN THE STATE

IThe Corbin screw division of the
American'ldardware corporation. in
New Britain. announced recently. a
wage reduction or approximately tent
per cent. To partially onset this.
however. the plant will be run on a
liftv hour week basis.

 

 
 
 
 

 
 

* HAVE YOU EXCHANGED
YOUR TEMPORARY LIBERTY
FOR THE PERMANENT?

We have them all, the FOUI'U

 
 
 

RON I

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Deposits made in our Savingrx Hi'lmz‘lmww M.
' the fifth will draw jmqu {mm .1 U

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City National Bank
V- of South Norwalk

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CONTINUATION UF ()L’R

‘ARemoval Sale :

Today’s Best Prices Arc Slashed. We have
Taken a Tremendous Loss to Move
' ' Stocks Immediately.

Nothing is reserved. \\'c 1mm in...
weeks to our New Building on Nari. Kin w

garment of our proscnfistock will he um} m

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J ACOBY’S

153 Washington St.

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The office force at the New Britain
Machine company has been notified.

is practically closed
down and but a very mall lorce of
factory operatives are employed.

The Yale corporation has appoint-

oi' the Yale clan of it”. as an ex-
ecutor or the will or the late Robert
M. Judson. of New Canaan. who left
the bulk of his million dollar estate

two executors and directed that the
university name a third one.

The resignation of Henry 'Wade
Rogers as a member of the faculty or

 

Yale corporation. Prof.
Rogers was tomerly a judge or the-
trdersi court and had served as dean'
He reaches the

Announcement was made recently

 
 
 

 

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TRANSPORTATION CO. *

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Ten Large Trucks at Your Service for All Kinds of Trans.
portation; Padded Vans for Furniture Work ~

Main ‘Oflice, 26 Concord St., So. Norwaik. Phonefli.

New York Office, 201 West 20th., Phone Chou-am

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BIG BUSINESS

erson who has meney

to spend, much or little. can profit ‘

esson. . “

Every large business concern
has a purchasing’agent- Or ‘ pro-
fessional" buyer. It is his job 1to
buy to best advantage. . He must

keep posted on what the firm
needs, he must “know values and

sauces of supply. He

is conStantly gather'ing informa-

p him who work-and

The Whole secretof profession- »_
a1 buying, you see, is information.

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'lihe man with most information
can buy to best advantage.
.« ,

Apply this to your own case.

Whether you are ‘ purchasing
manager of a family ‘or sirnply

buying for your own
needs. you must have

tion.‘ The place to get it is in
’newspaper advertisements.
Read the advertisements regu-
larly. They vvill tell you more
. about qualities. and styles and
values‘than you could ever learn

otherwise. They will
where andlwhen'to find

thing for which you have been

Searching.

Reading‘advertisentente n mammalian. . n will make your
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BUY THE BEST FURNITI'RE
AT A REDUCTION or 20’

We have always maintained a. policy of the 1.. r“ mk-
grsde of FURKIUTURE at the lowest pl‘irc: [
and service and that policy is continued.

WITH A SAVING 0F ONE-FIFTH
ON EVERY ITEM IN OUR BIG STOCK

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

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RAYMOND 69° SON

FUNERAL DIRECTORS

 

Well and High Streets Norwaik. Ci",

 

 

MITCHELLS $1750

(F. 0 .1}. Factory).

MAXWELIJ......... ..... ..

(F. O. B. Factory).

CHALMERS......... ...... ..
(F. 0. B. Factory).

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Aconssoams m scorn, 55 RAILROAD AVEN as;

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LUTHER M. WRIGHT?

GARAGE AND SERVICE STATION, RIVER ST.. NORWA

 

 

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Economy Dry Goods Store

Yard Goods, Underwear, Hosiery.
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES

m um ' All
SOUTH nonW ‘
13 NEXérDTOABINGER SEWING MACHINE STORE

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COAL AND W00D

Water Street. South Norwa‘
MASONS’ SUPPLIES

maroon m M 0”,.

mm at customers, orders may be

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