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Evening sentinel, Thursday, April 14, 1921 · page 9

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Roger Ludlow
lorO.U.a\.£l.. Infill:

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\lrs Matilda Kcelcr has mm from 5
’ ‘ ' facet” fins-em. ’ \

ii! West axenue to Stamford.

 

 

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‘\ Slim? W1“ "0 Sim 1" “1" m ———John H. Dakln piano tuner from

?;. r xx :xlk { nion Chapcl this cumin; at New York is now in town“ Add”. or
r. t clock. Telephone Mahatmo Hotel
week.

A éeetmgot‘the governing board of

 

__hon‘t forgot Nash’s marshal“ “Club
Friday night. Elk's Hall. Sterl-

 

 

Jun-m-
n25: Ofi‘hm- ’ The Not-walk Yacht Club will he held
‘thiu evening at the South NM

'1‘] c Hamilton Juniors extend a Club

:‘l‘. .‘Tlpng‘t’ to am tcam ranging in use .

'rnrfi 1‘: to 14 years. Answer through
.1.» 1“ Ljit‘l‘.

 

—Coai "turnout winter at, Ham-u
muggy-uni.

______
finigh grade coal at Harris “at South Nor-walk Council. No. 1253
GENE {Knights of Columbus «will meet flit:

 

 

121mm. P. (i “cant. Charles 'l‘nrlov ctrcet.
and .Mamt-S Dommllx attended tho
1.145(1qu gamt- in New York yesterday-
bctnccn tht Yanks and Phillies.

M,“
The posts on the sauce of the pro-
port} of Luther Wright on mason
_.__.. street are =projccted over the side-
The regular mcrtin}: of Lady WaSh- walk according to comm filed
ing‘on Todgc viii M held tonight in with th police.
its roonis in \luin strtct. (inc candi-, , ‘
dalc will be initiutcd. ' -—“Sister Masons" appear at Com-
__._..——— munity hall Friday night. Aunices
__Bu_\ your coal at Harris and Guns of Ophir Chapter No. 52, O. E. S.
———-——- Dancing, too. '
(«5‘ film" \‘orwnlk Hospital . -
Sewing 50.1”; was lu-ld this morning Joseph Lockhert.» of 12 Franklin
and urn-v-nmw n: lhc liomc of Mrs. nvonue. is confined to {his home. Mr.
801ml I‘lrotht‘rfon. Ni’wlown Tormcc. 5Lockhart recently injured his foot so
———————- 'that he found it necessary to remain
Tin-import pnlicr Inst night lnfor‘m- indoors.
to [m on tho

 

 

 

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3.5 the 1'5vl(-\\'.‘. polir-c
mm! «H: ‘M‘ 1-" “Hm"‘m'W' lwaring‘ 1h“ —-Scralich Grain; Devino’Brou.
,1” -. 51.21, .«mm 129 which was ’
sin“ "rot“. :?-« l‘firk PHY- Thirty five members of Wanoma
————-——- Council No. 31. Degree of Pocahontas
"I l \ “1 Q “3"“me Ch“) I. (11': \l. journeyed to Milford by
'5' - I ‘ ’ 1“ l‘ ll: ‘ ”"n Sterl- automobile last nignt and participated
2;: ~ X - in the fifth rmniVersary celebration of
'— Aria“ amma Council of that town.
', - 7’ ' H" ‘ ' m" 60“"th ”’9' :lecrc “as an excellent entertainment
" ’ ‘ 1'” "ma flats by it followed In dancing and the serving
.. ' 7— 5‘ 7" " ‘ mgr fro-no yeq‘ lof rcfrcshmeuts.
4| run" This is the first
x: ' ‘ “ " my ”‘0 Juniors. 'l‘hc (‘cntral Station War-am was
J ‘ . ' 5W .- q _ callcd ,to thc Clifford hotel at 9:30
1 ' ‘ ' ' ' " 0‘ -augotuck, o'clock last night bv a telephone alarm
‘ ' ‘ ‘i '7‘ “”Mm" "f on (“"0" from rcsidcnts on Elizabeth street.
1 “ - " ‘9“ ‘0’“ 0“ who thought the mo! or the building-
. V ‘:“"mfl ""1“"0 T1" was on the There- was no blaze.
I ‘ "" " “' “hm" $-'('0° ' some cscapim: steam éln‘ng the sem-
l .
: ,. _ “7. N initintcd m the 5b. oncc of smoke.
‘ "' W ' ‘ r‘m." NO 52' 0‘ i '-—~Coal at lowest prices. Bari-Band
g r v: :zmg. Rcfrcsh- :6“!-
3 7 following: thc meet- _
s . —“Sistcr Masons” appear at Com-
-- I- . . q
n .. Whom”. Os;
5' " "' 7‘“ 9 n m t” 6 1‘ Dancing too.
r all kind.Q (if frcsh fish. ________
3 I Toun C‘lcik Herbcrt R. Smith has
*‘"'_——‘—‘ ircctiud copies of thc folloulm: hills
A ”if" 1] r curd nightilluil ha.“- lvt-Pome ct‘fccthc at passage
r. .\'--=1T‘,\:I\l‘\\{lrii club lns'r
- . at this fission of the legislaturc in
‘ ‘ I H" 1’ ‘g ”r‘ “'3“ the! accordance with the new law which
7" " ‘ i ‘r in "11 who? 1((jtlllIS that copit‘s of such hills be
‘I' ‘ ' ‘1’" ‘ "5' "I "0"“ and soul t'lH- Town Clerk: House Bills. 2.
' ' -‘='”"“"m5“-‘4 A Ch”) 5-09. 794. 51:: 333. 917. 94 and sub—
‘ “ " '3 "d usual. stitulc to House Bill 148. The follow-
. ling: Smmtt- bills havc also hcen rem-iv-
.\ 'l -” "“"P‘ 1’“ F‘m‘lt-a. 49. 175. 18, 273. 368, 102. 155.
‘ ‘ " ”Vim?“ D 5...”, nnd substitute for Senate Bill 373
‘ " T," I“ 115*:- t“ and :ztillStitlitc for Senate Bill 568, and
c“ .- . < ..... . \... H , ~31 — ‘Q ~‘ - _ .. . ‘ n
.- ‘ ‘ . tall, ”Van Znndt . ul stitntc f0. _S(.nate Bill JG:
3 l:- ' 1‘ ~‘ ‘,I ",1. "NH 3'.“ XV”! h“ 7 7
mil - ' s u: ‘r- r t! r prorrn'u. and RE“ BUSINESS ’
tr H ”m. w Hunting. PLAw‘ To OPEh
- 'x L6 .' l-nnur- 45c l“tom ll 10f Continued tram m P589
:n . ~, :1:\ 1- , :"(l Mr-nsr'ly
1"*“ “ ""‘ P 1-- ‘W ”"3 MW“ 2%.”, luiscry for men. women and
#009?- lm-j‘ l'm‘fccto and Idc shirts: Idc
—”—*‘ I. . ’l‘lmrc will also be carried a
7 “‘ " “ '. '»’"' T‘ '9‘ :1: :l :iml handsomc assortmcnt ol‘
"" ‘ ' “ V" i' " " "' j... s and scarvcs. special value-s on
"" ‘ ' ' " " .: -. air-l: mil lyc one of Saturday‘s fea-
" " x “‘ I ’ “ """fi tart-s. .
".— V ' m‘ i "7"“! Mr. News-ll. who was connected for:
“' mum- )(‘le‘F with the Oscar Levy storc
'“‘ in White Plains. its was Mr. Hurt-21v.
‘ l'" ‘ 1“ “PVT"? Bros. thoroughly understand mom's cloth-
. 41.5: and will he in charge of this do-
" "A ' x. lrtincnx. (lulx the \er\ best of mu-
9 - ti H: il is used in tlic clothing made by
Manzihan S Plne Tar Bags, lit ntl‘kt’lt} tailors, and alterations

at“: mndc frcc of charge.

Mr. Murray will'haxc. chargc ot‘ the
furnishings. he having had many
_\cnr‘s cvn-rib’iice in this line.

Mull: Balls, Napthalene
Flake

 

 

 

3.5 1 . 401"!» - Local contractors.carpenters, paint-
PO“ en corp' «rs imll clcctricians were cngagcd to

FC‘HTH NORWALK «tn tlw work of alteration and addition

in tho Fil-l‘t'. which is lininhcd in a

-7 'i" ——.—’———a_" » lwwlsr-rm- mahogany tonc. Onc of thc

rfid _ , l‘czzturcs m” the storc will be the Win-

 

-4iu\‘.< . “l E( h “ill prrscnt onlx ihc now
:inl i-frl sblcs and 011]) the best

“ill'l-r carried in the stock.

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Sentinel Advertisemenm bring the
best result;

 

 

 

 

167 NEW BOXES f
INSTALLED
in our
.Burglar Proof
Vaults

this week ""

. IF YOU
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feel that the man
with money has
the upper hand
in everything,
why don’t y o u
sa ve .up .some'
money ?

 

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Now Is the Time“ ,
Rent One. _

 

We are just as inter-
.r-stcd in helping you along
with a safe place to ac-
cumulate money and
reliable advice in money
transactions as we are our
biggest deposfior.

 
 
 
 

Boxesumfourdollmto
twenty donuts u your.

 
 

 
 

Start with any amount-
but start.‘

SaNoruuk'

L ncll, lilo. @5331; '5

this.

evening at the rooms» «in Wushlnfion
. 5‘; - 3 4

room and the injury

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

the town.
were made homeless.
and .qu the churches in town wens 112-.

strayed. ,‘The cloud -trnvellcd east;
Two height trains were scattered

' alongthetrackforhaltamfle.

MELISSA, Tex" April 14.—Citlsena
relief to‘ a large number of families

and storm. which awe”- this 1ittle
town. causing the death of‘dght wer-

persons are injured. possibly fatally.
while more than fifty received less
serious injuries. A number of the in—
jured are in hospildls at McKinney.

The tornado struck the town from

east. demolishing virtually every
building in the business district and
taming many houses.

Fire broke out soon afterward. Rain
made the roads leading to town almost
impassable and the wind tore down
telegraph and telephone wires.

 

mum» AUCTION swirl-1

Largo Amount of Goods Being Dis-
posed of in North min
Sui-(148m.

of diamonds. watches and jewelry.
clocks and cut glass. at the slorc of
Charles A. I‘mund, North Main street.
thcrc has been a constantly increasing
crowd of buyers. (‘ontmry to general
opinion Mr. llrnnd is not selling out.
with the intention of going -out of
business. but instead is disposing of
his large stock in ordcr to raisc ready
mom-y with which to launch his now
Hometown Dividend Savings Plan. and
also to permit of alteration and en-
largement of his store and stock in
the ncar future.
Th1- salt-s started
cw-ry nl‘tcrnoon and
have liccn buyers in constantly in-
creasing nmnhcrs. 'l‘hc stock to be
disposed of is largo and varied. and is
of thc best. so that therc is somcthing
to please nczu‘ly (-rcryonc.

Two auctionet- rs have bccn cnguged
to hand)», the .ciowds “130 have
lhrongcd the storc. and them also ren-
der. 3 doulflcmcc to fir: Brand by

last Friday and

cvcning the-rt}

System.

Mr. Brand is pushing his Homctown
Dividend Savings svatem to tho ut-
most of his ability and within a short
time a corporation for sit-mum will ho
formed. that will launch his plan. on
which hc has rccclvcd commutator)
letters and notice-s vl'hcrcvcr llt' had
explained it.

 

AFTER Rl‘sS'fis mourn-1.6a.
LONDON. April l4.—vl’osscssinn 6f
the assets and the capital of the Great
Russian Co-opcratiu- .
before the rcvolution in that country
served as the trading: link betwccn
millions of Russian pcusunts and .mcr-
chants. will hc L‘nc subject of litigi—
tion expected to In.- begun soon_in this
city by Leonid Krussin. bond of the

 

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PEOPLE who look
to the right and
‘the loft and ahead
get ahead -— they
protect themselves
3y protecting their
kfuture. They Save!

The‘ amount or
each Individual" do-
poslt they make ‘8, '
not nettly as im-
portant us a, sus-
tained and definite ‘
purpose to gave 4r
Jim at every dollar

The number at 3
Savings Accounts-tin».
minimalism:
every year—a and

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Trust Co.

 

 

21C" mochW‘M mares?

.to-Fivc inTcIns Tm
thfiI-EY Texas. April 14.—aA
noel upedchud-woonekdw on
W Two. and $3103: wiped“
killing five children in].
causing great havoc. The town has a.
population of. 1.009, most of whom
‘ Property and crop dating-es were
heavy. The 450.000 brick cchwlhouue

carrying everything in its wake. .

of Melissa. today set about‘afiordlng

made homeless yesterday In a tornado-

ot many more.
Five at the dead are negroa. Rive!

the southwest and cut—a swath north--

Since the start of the auction sale '

telling the crowds about ’me Savingsirmuomm met-dudes. and dustbi-

Socwtios. which .

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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" the number“) Me. I‘ve munch
pleased at the reports of the recent
hearing before the W
comm in which Colonel with.

Board, brought mmmrufigm
that the board had power to “Md
‘ and expend. the 312 coo m for
the consultant of the Km“.
cry, to provide”? the propertounlng
of the big amen 0.2.1”.
gun and tractors. which have already
been allotted to Mary C of let:

utnll account was given 51 The
finel. on Tuesday evening. '

it is probable that quick action wm
be forthcoming now that the mutter
is understood by the Appropriation
committee. and it should be a dome
of pride to NOW to have the'tut-
tery reel-fitted 119 to its full “length
by the time the equipment arrives.

Tonight is the regular drill night. a
cordial invitation is extended to the:
men of Normal]: to drop in at the
Armory and give the outfit the "once
over.‘ The rapid profiles made in?
the short time that Battery C has:
been organized will surely :mprm 111’
who see the men on the arm floor,
and should prove un incentive for
my to join. Recruiting mu! c‘nm-
doing officers are unseat ut the Ant»
or: excl-y drill night Ind will and!»
gixe xull particuhu and a mun-wel-
come to new recruits. . Vi

 

Court Laurel G-ivés
Card Party and Dance

A delightful card party and dance
was given in liedmen's Hall. Washing-
ton street. last night under the mus-
piccs of Court Laurel. No. 106. Daugh-
ters of Camille. Over three hundred
persons attcnded the attair vhlch was
most successful.

Thcrr- vu- rc fifty card tables at which
pinochlu ohist. cuchre and other
games Wm played. An individual
prize- was offered at. each table
FollowinL‘ the card party. dancing
was enjon-d until a lute hour to music
ful'l'lishtd In Sxec's orchestra.

1TH?- committee in charge waisted
of: Miss .\i.lr\ Drum. Mrs. Adelbert
C. \Y and Mis. Anna Rooney. and the
\lisus .lulin Collins. Madeline Caxnp-
bell 12mm- 1 Donnelly and Arias Boon-
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GUT THIS (HST—IT [8 WM
HONEY

I grandma.
- Quotient and
w

bunk in consolidated with the Stam-
lent. This wk in 1019.

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Cut out this, enclose with so and‘
mail it to Foley & Co., 2535 Sheffield?
Arc... Chicaro. 111.. writing your name,
and address clearly. You will receh-ei
in return a trial package containing
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound forl
coughs. colds and erotic: Foley Kid-1
ney Pills for pain: in sides and back: '
rheumatism. buckuche. kidney and
bladder. slim: and Foley cahurtlc
Tibial. a wholesome and thoroughlyi
cleansing M for Won.

bowels—Stay n-Poweu Corp. .

 

 

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GILL
. PISTON RINGS

If your motor leaks oil, or loses
compression. .it .proves your piston
’ings are worn out. A set of GILL
RINGS installed will give astonish-
ing increase‘bf power. We have all
slice: of QILL or BURD Piston
Rings» ‘

SHUFELT’S. GARAGE

East Norwulk. Tot. 18883

 

 

 

 

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u. daughter-.1111. Charles D. Lock PM” rate ewor
wood. m - 5“ confide" how little he dwells

upon its condition at lather. will

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mm!“- km by Manuel. While we see .
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at life-Iowa“: mums-when m hath-e w to deserve
the Wrens m h m but it our “commanding-mummy we
must not remain no. Neither should about! m. cm “Willem-e!
the same window be confine-11y wen 5am loot in the m Mot; that the
and other: mutually cloned. m 545;; which W to glance upon us
symmetrical inc needs the use of clips tumor! in u moment on him that
it: who.“ Through them W urea-.m- ul and M the “uncut which
varioup appeals. -They chum wince”: My hope. or, fear. is to
sympathy. mauence and son. now file. «can! comm guide. and be.
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proportioned garments which give info

none: the envied "Stylish Stout" figure.

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A fine variety of the
UMBRELLAS

Polka Umbrellas 11M
handle to cover ,1

$2.50 to $12.29 3 i;

Rogers 8: Steam

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Jewelry and Silverware
AUCTION

‘—-AT—

Brand’s Jewelry Store

80m NORWALX

m.

moms INVITED—DON’T run. we ammo f
SALES—2 AND 7 P. M.

 

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24 Hours’ Service. Bring Your Film to Us

The Hamilton“ ShOp

49 WALL STREET.

 

 

_ stcrday were: Emile
New Freedom. Pa" Mr and m. .. 5

5RUGS-

You will find just i:
Rug that you have ‘
ways wanted in '
big display we are
show 1nd.
hundreds of styles:‘51-‘55"!w
Cirussels, Axmi
Wiltons—even the .
tle rag Rug has 'f
been overlooked.

Furniture , E

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Guests at the Royal James flood

Warden New-Iinven. Mi. Mm 5
S. Moorc. Boston. Mass. mm

tman Chicago. Ill.

Many Patterns

It con

ANGEVINE

16 North Main “St.
Phone 1333.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Bolsherik tradc delegation here. 4‘ T - 5
“11116 the amount involvcd in Eng- Hdw‘ 8“ All“ supply CO-
land approximates {1.000.0M’I, qucs- 5 So. Nor-walk, 51-95. 12155
tions 6?an cxpcclcd to arise during, - . -
the progress 0T thc suit will probably r
constitute thc most important feature _ _
of the case. . 5 t
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" ”These white enamel wood
cribs are just the thing for
a mother who wants ,a
comfaflable and attractive
looking crib for her baby.

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Our new spring display - '

our large display.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

Baby Carriages

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Reed Carriages is ready.
Every stylc and type of
carriagc is rcpresented’ili. .

 

 

A, new stock in both: gold-
en oak andmhite enamel

 

positions.

F'ifll Porcelain sanitary
my. AdinEtable to. four . _ e

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 

 

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