Evening sentinel, Wednesday, April 20, 1921 · page 4

 

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rug store for “VVyelh's Sage and Sul-

 
 

 

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Sentinel- are on sale in East
Roi—walk at Hanna’s News Stand.
'J’tckson'l Market. at the mlt
Store at Hmtord Switch. and. the

Fruit Store on Van Zandt street.
corner Osborne Ave" at 8 cents a
copy. '

 

~ EAST NORWALK ‘

*—
'l'he Ladies Aid Society of the East
tvenue M. E. church will meet today.

Business of a. routine nature was
transacted at last night's meeting or
the Young Men's Community Club.

 

:Re’v. ‘s. P. Fairbanks will have

(marge of the mid-week services at;

East avenue M. E. church tomor-
evening.

East Norwalk Scout Council officials

ll attend the meeting of the council

is be held at South Norwalk Public
Vibrary this evening.

Mr. and Mrs. Crawford and family
of New York city, have taken up their
summer residence at Shore Haven, ar—
riving here last Saturday.

 

Archie Terris has purchased the two
Tamily house at 8 Gregory Boulevard
from R. M. Gleason 01' Gibson court.
the sale being consummated yester-

day.

Mr. and Mrs. John M. Glover of
Gregory Boulcvard will move to their
new home. 16 Newtown lcrracc in a
short time. they having: purchased thc
place from E. H. Mort-house.

The appearance.- of the sun just be-
fore sunset last m-cninp: was a wel-
come treat to many. It was the first.
time in several nights that there was
moonlight last night. as well.

Collections are bcinp; taken today
for the two day rummage sale of the
East Nov-walk Improvement Associa-
tion to start tomorrow in the former
Angevine store. East Washington
street Second district.

‘Memhers of the Fitch and Marvin
Schools will participate in the program
of music. songs and dances. to he giv-
en this evening at the Norwalk High
School, as the grade schools' contiliu-
tion to the three—day festival.

No special business session was hold
.‘by the Nonparicl Drum Corps, who H'-

- hearsed songs of the new and snap—'
py pieces obtained for them by l). N.
Milton, manager. Another mot-ting
~will be held tomorrow cvcning.

hirs. Leo Davis who is attending thc
'fhiri'reth Continental Congress of the
National Socicty of thc Daughters of
the American Revolution at Washing-
Ron. 1). t‘ , is cxpt-ctcd to return to licr
home on Rowan strut-t on Friday.

 

 

Resolutions endorsing the, plans for~
bbtaining the child hcalth dcmonslrm
lion for Norwalk. and requesting that
Norwalk be, sc-lccln-d for the same,
,‘wero passed at a. lllt‘l‘lllli: of lhv I)ir-.
'tctors of the. East Norwalk Iniprovm.I
ment Association llt‘iil _\'I'Sl('rliu)‘ ilfll‘r-
noon at (‘onimuniiy hall. The N solu-
tions \i'ill lic rilrWitl‘lh 11 to tho Nation-l
a] Child ill-alth (‘ounciL who has tlic
choosing of the cilv where the (10m-
onstration will lic slnirml.

Till‘l‘l‘ was an :ilto-ii'lzinco of about ,B‘u'trnnl in “1‘70le“-

th0 at thr- cvcnlm: of diulcct song and"
story L'ivcn li)’ Miss (lcrirullc ll. \Voml

(if thr- Hillside school at the parlors
bf lhl' East avcnuc M. 1-}, church inst
(”vt‘uint: under thc auspices of ”iv Ep—
Vi'orlh Imaguc. of thr- church. Miss

M 90d. whose program was one

negro dialect [l1r0‘lu‘ll011tJ‘if‘sillil A {(111 llt'l" fricmls. 'l‘l'movt‘d fl‘Olii Maple avenue to Harri- ‘. Ytoi‘kml'n \fH-‘I t‘y13gff'5...;.l filmy-"‘0”?- ? 'fllllAY.
numlicr of tho famous “l‘nclc Itd-lllllS"' Mrs. Gcrritt Smith. the viii-i‘nwlic mm. ‘x. 'i.,’\\hn h l.\ lllilli‘ i‘uliH-nirllliuu’ in mem‘k m 11"". L "3:3 “indows‘ llul‘fulo at .li-rsry f‘ily.
“Grips by .1001 (‘hzindler llarris “TN..i'i-ulmslaic [ii‘riiiioicr who is liirgv-lylli-r Mi illlnii i"s “(irk on lliv l‘:liil‘0:\(l.lin “w ““310“ of ”w m'“ Anti-Hue. Syracuse: :il Newark.
read by ““53 \Vood. as “-0”. lrcsiionsihlc for ilic (li‘\'(‘IOplllI‘lll m', .l H'i'iiniiur of .‘.l.'in:~lii-lul :u’vnlic.inmm‘von ROYH‘ Min“ “”1.“ {(”"‘l":l-\If lloclii-sicr :4! Routing.

-'— l'l‘ulu nclu- has :irrii'cd in town iur ill“ \\ 3.“ is llivl' HWJHH'I‘ UT‘ “'1" of N"“’.”.(‘(‘,”p":(.i h) the Humps “r “W \Vcslvrn Toronto at llullimorc.

“'ork has lit-Mi sturlcil on tho ii-nr. 'st-usun. ;\'m-k ("H‘s nrli (IQ-li;ly'[[n'i‘11§' “1” “1“” l “1"” li’lt‘izrill'h (Wimp-”UV i a“ ..-_._*

ing down of “1,. “(H.ks M ”w Norwuilci Mrs. \V. \Vriizht of l‘cllinni. N Y, .Ei ’l'ii;l.\i':lli(1ll in ill!’ ”51' of the new; A lillinl-cr ol‘ frirmls gullii'ri d at 7h" (’le\l.l.l".\(&l£ FRO.“ “Luhlllttlflli.
Country (‘lulr .'l‘h(- lirni or Ail-Hurt,f"“"‘l”l"”m‘d _li\' 1"." ““““_'~ has i... n ,Ail'l‘ilh'llll‘v this in Mini-r. .\ll nll'llllll‘l‘s‘ “““H‘ 0‘ Ml's- “'“UUH ”HS-““‘L 1‘1”“ . 'l‘h. (:iwniimnk 'l‘rixmslws. a fast it")
and llarlon are m charge- of {l1p \vnrkliln town potting: the family suninn [-Ylll.‘ urgml in lu' mi ilillltl :it 7. 1,51“) sir-wt. List (-\l’llllll:. whcn 1hr nicur hum. of L‘Oihi l‘t‘plllilllOll would
Mr. Ray-m" 1".ng pimirmu" ol‘ ”W‘Jmnn- at llcll island in rl‘illlllll‘KS for; 'I‘hc Sl'll‘t‘llllt'll ll:t\i' ordcrcd a sii‘cn Klivst of htinoi‘ was Mrs. 1‘2. Guclwr. “k, to Hymn“, g'inlcs with qilv 1:“.1;
tomniittcc doing the work. The dockllll‘l'lll'v‘llll‘y- l\\ill:~'lik‘ in lw Ililli'lil on ihc “uric-nil". ”FOUHML “'11” hits “0"" ”Slim“ tu-nms in this cmT on \lciniiv‘ in...
Will lu- nimivi narrowc-r at the ("\1l't‘llli-‘ “'1 Hllii Mrs. Sanford “'ii'kx :inil'lll‘r lH'llN‘. :iinl lli- Hiuic Will lii- in- Iwi‘h MFS' linsstlLtliiH “"Tk: A“ "n‘ {tunic-s \vriio Stalin: truar-intcc .~\.
end. lint will not I”, simrqud to any son hnw- taken up iln-ir I‘t'hllll‘lli'q' in sliillc ii in about six wot-ks. This will iJOS’Hblt‘ social evening was had. “mph”: ,0 lhitrick 9111“,,“ (“AL '
(\"to m. The work on the grounds, .l‘i'ocki'li slr‘l-o‘l. Mi:\\'icks livml in l'l'l’iilt‘i‘ iii" l‘i'i-sciit lirc licll. which is The Norwalk Radio (‘liili lit-Id thclr brook. l‘onn. '
bath houses and club house lironm- _ liownyton win-n a ha;. and lu- is warm- . not ::'l\llIl-I satisfaction. wcvkl) Incclinir. last lilizhl. at the i

has ”no her-n sturtcil in illltll‘lpiliiOllHY \\'<-lconicd hack to the \‘lll:|::c :il'li-r‘
son-ml yours in New York.
A llll‘t'illll: of ilii‘ l\'ii(ili cluli will lw‘
Rev llcrhcrt [42. Alzirsland. who for‘smiii called for thc purposc of hiking
the past two 31.1”“ 1mg M..." pastor ofiili'lliin upon :1 proposition to lrrisc tin-
and “1’”
whoa.- rcsicnaiion was given in sonic‘Sll‘l‘g towards providing :1
two months ago as pastor hero. hasyllmm' for ”10 Knoh pluli.

bf a l iisy and succcssl'ul season.

 

lilo Hits! .‘t\"‘llllt‘ M. 1‘). church.

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Island club.

Eliza Naumlicrg rot’
is rcsliiig iiiorc coinl'orlzil-lx
of,lici' lionu- licrc. which is good lll'\\.s li)“‘1?llli>l‘. \\llll his \\‘if.- :lllll lumilx have

 

 

 

row aftcrnuon ill 2.3” o'clock. Tin no
will hr .1 ri‘iiiiinu of tliv- l‘t ports of ill'.‘

Plil‘lS.i . . . .
‘(iclcgaii-s to ill" :‘lniv coincniion.

in \ lininia.

\lrx' l‘. illluivr :illil lii‘r son.

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l\'l‘l*2li\'.‘\Tl()\'Ali LIJAGI'E GA“ ['38

 

'I‘lit- lluricii lA‘iri- llcpariiiicnt will be
lirc ilrill. this (Vi-hing at '2'
o'clock, and :ill 1hl'.lllt‘llllll‘l's urn

;('illl) room. on \\‘.ill bll‘i'i'l. 'l‘llt'l‘t‘ was

‘L’l\t'll :i a good :iltciidancc. including: two ni-w

rc-imvnilicrs. Tlicrc .‘ll‘c coin: to hc .
qlli'sit‘tl to ln- prcscnl. Thc llrcmcn tests, to dividc ihc incinlwrs into I“
Iwzll lit: lllh‘ll'llt'l'fd. by Captain O'Con- (‘lilsSt-s. according to how “on Him"
or to trike Olllt‘rtlllll‘. oi thc, I\i-\\' lurk l-‘irc llc'purt- can rx-ceh'c messages. 1
Funimc r Yin-Ill. i

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l‘ll-illY. ITPHIVG SKIV
‘ IS QI'H'KLY 5(DOTIIICI)

out with cczemn;

Nothing

licmi assigned to tho Nichols ‘M. IL; Dr. A. W. Rydcr or Los Angwlt-s. FARMERS \\'.-\.\"r Louis“ 1,. .1, ,”"?""”‘Z”"“" 9"“‘5 “"“5‘ 0”.

(‘lllll'l h, just ()lliSldl‘ of Bridgeport. and il‘all'i'orniu. who has trilYi'll‘tl «VON-1 l-‘Rl-lltsll'l‘ RATES 0'“; ‘1‘ ('.\t‘llilig 0f .“s “11.1," at. S ‘0" is rough 0" dry.

will Sign! his now dutics ihcrc iicxt sivcli' through China, Japan and iii-! “'ASHING’I‘UN, April :«>.~J“urmvm c.“ ' M ”w "Ogi'm moms'.“””.

Sunday morning. Mr. Mzirslnntl onilidi‘lv “'3“ dl'lh'i‘l‘ an millrvss :it lhi-il'i‘oui :ill [‘ill'is of tho l'iiited Slates sup”. Judgi- John Rpm?“ :ind Judg'l- lszu's a notcd Skin spccialist.

ibis family do not cxpcct to move to

i\'0\\':l)l0n Baptist church on 'I‘Ili'stlil}'

Henry \V, Grcxory will

lllv Of

ill“ “Hm: lirrc today under the auspic't-s (1qu on mmrhss ”wi

Nichols, much heforc thc lutlcr purl I‘Vi‘lilll: at 8 o'clock. on lhc- silliicct;(il‘ the National l":irmcrs' l’iiioii (ic~ t‘ " ‘0')“. “Aiilcricanim—

Di" next wcclt. IIt-V.' it. lrvin: “’nt— of “Vi"orld (‘onditions and 'l‘hcir Snln— ii'ivlvd to inkc lhi'ir fight for “ ,:,.du‘._ mn' ~ :iflcr two or tlii‘cc
Suns of Meriden will siiccccd Mr. tion." The public is cordially invitoa‘iinn in frvight l‘iiiI‘S ”in.“ ‘0 I’rcsi— "hm” “"7" 0f ”1“. friends of Missii'i‘w'llm is £0110
Marsland here m.“ bunduy morning. lm attend. am” Harding, . Ghrll‘llliii \l(~(‘ul‘lll\' of \Vilton minnue lighii‘ully Clear and

EASTERN Ll-IAGI‘I‘ZRS
IN )"CI-ITISC TODAY
SPRINGFIELD. Mass. April 20.—~
LA mlritini: of thc liastcrn league di—
rector-q has bccn called for this place

Rodui' by President lhin O’Neil. Th0
S(:l<0u's schr-dulc will lic :uloptcii.
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BF. I’Rl-Z’I'I'Yl Tl‘RN’
GRAY HAIR DARK
Try Grandmother's Old Favoritei
Recipe of Sag-c Tca
f and Sulphur

 

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Almost every oni- knows that Sage
Tim and Sulphur. properly compound—
ed. brings back thc natural color and
luslrv to the hair when faded, Astrcak-
ed or tray.
lo get this mixture was to make it at,
which is mussy and trouble—
Nowadays. liy asking at any

phur Compound," you will get a large

bottle of this famous old recipe, im- M s. Alb- t Sc fi ld f I" ' . . ,
giggijimgydtlht‘ millilitiont of other in; Ilinhrway, 1:;8 bottle enfertgilgingnliiis‘ April 15, 1911 ' ‘ ' ‘ ' ' ' ' ' ‘ ' ' ° 50,000 559877.32
'-.'asma cos. .‘-‘-I .. .
m: Sxéiii?“§2.§f;sfi‘fiv?£“ 1.... Apr!‘ 15, 1916 --- ~ - . - ~- 50,000 8151”“
n POSSInl)’ tell that you darkened Miss Ruth Quinn has returned ,to Apnl 15, 1921 '
O O I I O O O O O 0

your hair. as it does it so naturally

and evenly. You d'inipen a sponge 01‘
:fft brush with it and drawv this

trough your hair. taking one small
strand at a time: by morning the gray
hair disappears. and after another ap-

 

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I DARIEN&N01TO TON

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Miss Emma Rafferty
road is ill of pneumonia.

.lohn Golden of

has hot-n confined to his home by ill-

H'S‘n‘.
M is:

lint: further information as to possiblc
clues in the. fire-bug case.
Officer George Dance has found a
heads which
give to the owner on application.
and Mrs. H. D. Butler
road entertained Mrs.
sister and her husband, of
Y: ars ago. the only way.- l..

inir of rosary

M r.

I. .on Sunday.
C. J.

her studies at Mt. St. Joseph Academy
in Hartford. after a brief ‘
home with her parents. .
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Millspaugh
have returned to their home on the
Post road, alter a visit to their son
at Torrilizton. ’ '
, )(r ., ' '

Barbara Rohrhach of Locust
IIill road has returned from a visit
with rclativt-s in New York.

The authorities have not given out

Ralstoh. and family.
York, have taken possession
cottage owned by Mrs. Bartram. near
the Methodist church. for the sum—
mer.

 

This decision was reached after gathered at hcr homc last cvcning is so prccious as a
spokesman for the farmers had cm:- and gave her a miscellaneous SI‘O“‘('rl“"”S“ it
ivrro-d with in honor of her coming marriagc to cause the burning.

incmlii-rs of the Inter-
, , 7,

Halo i, omnicrcc Commission to
lower ratcs. 'l‘hc ilclcgatcs apparent~
l,\ werc dissatisfied wiilLtlie outcome
of this conference.

Ernest Laiiicn. at St. Mary's church
ncxt \Vcelc. Gifts of china. silverware,
cut glass. an elcctric lump. and linen
were received by the bride to be.

1. .
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of the Post

 

Noroton Heizh is

he will

 

of the
llutlcr's
Fret-port.

Surplus
and Undivided

ogfh'tert; . Capital. Profits.

April 15, 1901 . . . . . . . . . . $50,000

50 000 $32,861.38

 
 
 

 

200,000;

 
 

186,810.78

 

visit at:

 
 
 

 

 

smooth.
skin i'cm

Deposits.
$4,542.02
813,832.13
1,291,771.77
1,997,486.11
3;376,953.9l

 

skin

[‘51 St; SL'LPHI'IK

Mcnlho—Fulphnr. :i iilcasant crcam.
will SOUillt' :ind hcal skin that is ii‘i'il:i~»

that

:is (‘UVt'l‘I‘ll with ugly rush or pinnilv's.‘
Sulltlllt‘F‘
l‘icry itching skin eruptions so quickly,

'l‘hc momcnl this sulphur prcpara~i
,tion is appliul tlic itching stops and
applications,
and thc

llll‘
is (it"
Sulphur
tidy

(ltslroys tho parasitcs that:
itching or disfi'g—.
Mt-ntho—Stilphur
hcals cczcma right up.

A small jar of Mentho~8ulphur may
he had at any good drug; store.

always ‘

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*- »- THE ELITE SHOE
, THE CHOICE OF FATHER AND sow
‘ ' x ., For a quarter century these shoes have been him“ .. . ., r
I men of Norwalk ‘
Known for that visible’quantity—Quality, hm,“ ,; 5, I ..,
i style and comfort always found in Elite Hi. . ' "
Priced Moderately . . . . . . . . . .$8.50 to $9.50
0
.7 STORE CLOSES AT SIX
R. H. GOLDEN, President. FRANK T. BRUNDAGE, Manager. EL
7 ' FORMERLY ELWOOD & GLOVER
nnounce men . . ‘ 122 Washington Street, South MW
IWW’J'J'IIM
' u g o o . x
We can offer an attractive money-savmg propOSltlon to ,,,,,,,WA:
PERFECTION OIL HEATERS
Prompt and certain warmth to chase away Jack Plum ~i.. ,__ V
OMOBI E O mornings. ideal for the nursery, diningroom m li,.‘l, . '
. A' l I I 4 _ Perfection 011 Cook Stoves
- Two, three and founbiirner models with 0\‘cn:~‘ of v.
In an Insurance contract covering PERFECTION WICKS FOR ALL MODELS.
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' FUNERAL DIRECTORS
F ire, Theft, Collismn 0r [raperty amage m, m mm
. . , . fffllxmm
Let us explain this proposmon and save you money. - -._
W W ° All Kind f In a 'SPORT SW EA] ERS
e rite s 0 sur nce ,
‘ L Remarkably smart Tuxedo 8pm ‘ .44.
p . ers, of fine quality fibre Silk, are 1w ..l 0
here in all the charming; iii-1cm. ‘1 i
e ay or 0 en 0., nc. shades, including honeydew. i’l‘llii‘u'
coral, Jade, navy, white and black.
SOUTH NOR“7ALK TRUST COMPANY. BUILDING. Fifth Avenue stores feature this curiiiw.‘ .K ll
- value for $12.00, but for quick selling: “'0 lmx .- 2
Office Telephone! 1230- made the price interestingly low : only ........ 9‘ 1 0.00
, . - A wonderful assortmeni of scans, Sililillilw‘im ,
“an“ '1" magi 3““ TelePh°“°' 13913' R. H. We Hm memo... 31- . mmx::o:.3::n3.2::"Stu: ~- «.
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ROWAYTON ..........‘. in... 234.3... 8"" NEWS l SOCIAL NOTES Hershfleld M0101
. a— ,s uni ill! \\'ll1('l'.il.‘- ll") liziw- fo so '—
Miss llorolliv Mills is :i \i~~'ilm‘ in Win] 2min mist. :il Sit. I‘ctrrsliurig.‘ Fill. i \l 1 \1 \V I 3 \l l T t t. C
Iii‘ilgi- )O' todaij, (iiii lo ‘- ii i 2- l‘. :Illl .‘\ rs. cur) ‘. o as ’—“‘—"—‘ . ‘1 ill" . FF '. .. 'Oung. (if . c -
slitlilmil‘llzulour. ‘ g E l l H C 1 l l.;~(w riluriiicili lo lllii‘ir furin iii”.\'(:):o- 'l‘hcrc will lw will call and nmniim~."mll'm' l'U-ld- “ll"‘l’hil'wll ii “”1?“ Hun“ ranspor a 1011 J ()0
Miss ’l‘ht-ri-szt Jnrhoc has l‘l'llll‘llt'll loii. :ii’ivi li:l\llll: splint lilt‘ winter iniiiOH 0f Olfil‘l'l‘S M -'| mecilng or ”WHN'I‘ ill l'I‘i-l'liliis :lil their :mi‘ic 1'1”; vise-w . . T ‘7 1 \ \ l‘
to ill'l' lion u in lir 0k yn. a or 5 win ~ ‘..'iii llllil an. "i \gis Fruli'r i | Order m [in li-s '10 hp lll‘ld INK In t“ l" ‘1‘“ 0n 0| l P 311‘ H :U' n'lfi v 7 ~ ' ,,"\ i” '
ling scw-rull days \Sithl {rhinitis ilill- ! i‘ .\l;-. :lllii Misti Snmuvl Grumman,ltoiiiglit’.a K 1:11H'I'Bm‘)‘ (if ”in it Muslitrr. Mrs. Kuhn-l Dally ser‘nce Bet“ 69“ he“ 0} \ ‘ l \
Mrs. horn? . mirc .’l ll Si) , ’i'llil Il “‘w lunr won :i S . 'c c 5 ii ", 33., 3~n,.sm0- u mu '1“. int ”n. \\:is ”Hiring Was ~-n.l0.\i‘d and dul‘lll ’ lhi‘l ‘ ‘ 7 . ~ . t .
arc lll('(gllt‘stl‘s 0‘: Mr. iillltll Mi: ilost-[ih '«li inc ill-.- \\iiil:-r, ‘ ll:l\:“ :‘l‘t'iriihul‘ It” (listlltas‘eil of ”1‘ H” lllllt‘tllnfi‘ ”f ”1,, i V; Mint. in \i‘l‘ill i lilcrlaincd wi': \(i 3 LONG DISril‘AN( E TRI ( I“ l\‘ l
.lln .i' liiiim- (in lh. l'ost road, “Ill‘hf‘l‘s' I'nion. 1.. H m“! rvcninp. in (‘Il so lit‘ilnns illlil invitations. A «i: ll . _ ‘ > . ,,.‘ .
I)“, n“.,".,._.‘. sh“, ill . u M” H ,. m ,\ H. PH,” \ \ > Sun -m. n , I. . “.0, . . ‘l . W ‘ ”u on R up chins lunchvon was armed and “Will: Ten Large Trucks at Your Semce for All R ‘1 , . .
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Large
Reasonable Prices

84 South Main Street.

 

From .Quarry to Customer"
lust Received Several Car Loads of

MONUMENTS

Stock. to Select from at

{ lECORATION DAY DELIVERIES
. PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW

' SOUTH NORM/Al“
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