~'—-' “s-‘hignnan Buttery is working for-the
.3 Sentinel! no on sale in East
Norwalk at Hefner’s News Stand.
Jackson'- llarket, at the Fruit
istore tt/Hanford Switch. and the
Fruit store on You mat street.
.corner Osborne Ave" “‘3 cents a
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Miss ~Mabel Gaucher of Second
Street was a; visitor in New Canaan
last evening.
Victor Johnson and family of Os-
born avenue will sail this afternoon at
2 o'clock for Sweden, and expect to
remain there permanently.
A special meeting of the Entertain».
merit Committee of the Mayflower
Hook 8: Ladder company has been
called {or Sunday morning at the com-
pany's quarters on Van Zandt street".
East avenue has been patched up by
the Street Department. who yesterday
started to work on Gregory Boulevard;
from East avenue down toward the
Country club. patching Some of the
worst places in the roadway.
The most important business of the
until- next
evening. was postponed
'Iuesday evening’s meeting. by the
members of the. Nonpariel Drum
corp. who held an open air rehearsal
at Fourth street and the Boulevard-
last night. -'l '
The Rover A. C. Baseball team
would like to play a return game with
the Mohigans. which team recenily
beat the locals by one run The Mi
1: to be played on any Saturday the
other team says. and if the challenge
is accepted it is to he nnswr-red
through the columns of the l-Ii'elling
Sentinel.
Edgar Howell of East Norwalk.
nOW the proud possessor of one of the
Gilbert Engineering Diplomas. for
constructive skill and mechanical ori-
ginality. in constructing: articles. With
some of the engineering, models that
the Gilbert ’l‘oy company manufac-
tures. There are only a few hoys‘ in
the l'nited States who possess these
diplomas. hence Master Howell's
pride in the same. 1' ,
Residents of East Norwalk should
not forget themselves and turn the
clocks ahead an hour on Sunday. but
should set the alarm for an hour ear-
lier than is usual. This is because
business. churches and schools will
star? activities an hour i'ill‘lll'l" than
usual. beginning on Sunday morning.
Norwalk will still run by standard.
time. but :1 gem-rill observance of busi-
ness an hour f'iil‘llf'l‘ ihgln usulll will
give an additional hour of day light
In the afternoon. School children will
"toport at R o'clock. on Monday morn-
ing. and the l0(‘ill churches. lnlrclhi-r
with all other churches in .\'or\\:llk.
will commence tlici rsi-l'yices an hour
earlier than usual on Sundn‘y liol'li«
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About fifty of the members of (he
IVVom-sui's Auxiliary of ('hrisi church.
their husbands. and llll-lnlu-ls of St.
jigncs Guild of the \‘lllll(‘ll. gliilleri-d
at the church pnrlm-s lrlst worm”;
and there after supper. enjoyed :1
“Dollar Social." The mom-y which
svas contributed by the llll‘lllll :‘s of
flit? Auxiliary. was lilrnl-d ill 2 ill"
gent-val fund of the Auxiliary. As i.l(‘ll
contlibuii-d her dollar she hud to ill]
of what she did to can: llll' money.
Mrs. ltohcrt ll. [4. Foote. wife of the
rector. in :1 short and humorous poi-m
was the hit of the ¢\'(’nllll>.'. \viih he."
talc of how slim earned the money.
Following the stories. Mrs. F‘oole ‘ro:
lair-d several humorous anecdotes
‘which met wiih “nor. Songs “ll‘c‘
sung and :i Kl‘lli'lill good tinn-
ed by all until about 1“ o'clock Next
wel‘l\'"lll‘ Auxiliary
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Will hold llE run)-
magc sale nil-l no dnii- has been set
[or it men-ling. on ilmi account.
A Ford coupe (Hxlliil by the H'i,‘on-
nor 'l‘uxi (‘Olnpilll\'. of ltailrozid :Lyv-
flue. Second disiriri. wus :ilniust lulul-
il'i’llwk
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, ’l'he Gill ligi-llcl'. formerly locziiml ill
[lllw Nomi” Mnik :illd luli'i‘ lli lllc» Iii--
l\i¢~w biiildillir, has been l‘inoprnlvd :li
:lliéhig’olrlli'lil: ban“(ill-grim}”ileum-um Mm “"m‘m‘ 1“ “W‘kl".\"s llUY‘lll' on
between Fifth and Fourth streets. ””3 P05" Loud. _ ‘
when it back tired. The (lilnlflflt‘.. All-”S “4H l’flllf‘f‘ 0f “o-sisidi- :i\'i-~
‘fwhlch is cow-red b) lllh‘lll‘ulll‘l’. is i-s. lllll'. “ho is ~'lillili\\'i~il in ill.- hum.-
tilliuti-d to lw 5.3““. The car was «ill» (Illiu‘a- of the .\li iropollinn Life lll<ill'-
Yen by Tony Klein. who had tukcll :1 iillCl' ('olllpzlny in New York l‘li\'. has
fillrlui ‘xitqunonhwpylThin::tnrsn‘81“1,":"3': lN'l'll kept :it home by illness for s. y.
l l. "S ‘3 "I ‘ l‘ v ': ('rnl Wet-k4
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baAk ilrrd and hill l min flllll lx vi 1 .\ow m ”m ”m“ '0 h“ 00:” bins.
ran to the iii-surest lire :ilui'm box. but
before he could swnd iii no alarm. the
There is :l full supply of «~rml in town.
r-ild prices {ll‘O {is low :is they :irv lllu l\
gnoline tank 4-\plodid liox 3:“ was . .
rum: iii lilid thv ”it‘ll from the Hwy— ?” ll". :ili i'it'rmiss- lll prim- |n~ing prob—
floWi-r llimk & Ladder compllny r0. rlldc the first of the month.
qupilI-d N-liliilll: would be illlll" [0‘ The l'.inill_\ ol' ,\'ihur I\l.l.:llfi'i lll‘lfl-
gasoline. tank (Willmli-ll. llor ..ll \yns 3g"- of ”N. A. ”mg p 510,... m, 1::,il_
practically :l i\\'i.~:l.-.l mass of Illlll§.'r(,.“‘ “Pm“. ll"S'll'l‘l\'(‘l i' i . 1'
owing: to flirt l‘m-i that ill«- lilll'lliiiz'i"m,;.”_ 'i ,, ill pl ,1 lj‘h]? ‘m' 3
gasoline hurl lll'v'lll'lltil the entire (':ii‘.‘ : Pf n" , H “\"l I‘m”, ”I H“ .l
The nllnll-S Wnrr- extinguished. The rc— “Junlfmfls “HHS. on .HW l (”I lumd.
main” of llll' lair \\‘l>ll' lowed lu llll‘ .311. ”n“ Ml“- :‘"l”"" “”5““ “r
lllzhluild il‘ii‘lllll‘ hun- bouglli llll‘ lol
()'(‘i llllor mirage.
Ro WA YTON
“Airs (l. 7.. llr-zilv has (iDd'llt‘ll iii-r
Summer residence :it ’l‘okcllcke.
hlr. tilid Mrs. David Session and
family of New York llHVi' opened their
Tokeneke home for the season
Illr. and Mrs. \\'. l“. l"ili‘(‘[l.‘lll2h of
New York were recently in town. [llilllv
min: to open iluir 'l‘okeileki- home. l
Mr. and Mrs. \V. l \‘Vnsllburn of
New York were recently at 'l‘okellcke.
planning to open their llom't- for the
Mason.
M'kgg. M. C I‘.lv-l(vn;:w of .\'«'\v York
City will spend the summer :1! ’l‘oke.
:neke. Mrs. l"r:luk iii-own :iiid daugh—
ler have opened their home at 'l‘ok. .
tit-kc for the season.
. Rev. Henry 1’. KilsU-ndir-ck. former
‘11. TC. pastor at liowu‘don. was HIM
pointed the church at \Vcst Hampton.
L. I. lit the annual conference. ill-v.
WV. ‘R. McDermott. a former pastor
also. was returned to Summcrlield
church. Port Fhesier. '
Itowayton residents are urged to
keep in mind that the clocks will not
be set :1 head an hour on Sunday. hut
1123‘? business in general together with
the churches and schools will start
{in hour earlier. This will mean that
Rho school children on Monday morn-
ing will report zit school at 8‘ O'clock.
insit-ud of at 9 o'clock. They will be
released from school an hour earlier
in the afternoon.
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_ Mrs. C. E. Sisson recently entertain-
Cd Bliss Marion Colyer of New Britain.
Fred Hartnu has opened ii garage
Bt Allen‘s iuxi ()llil't' at Noroton‘
Heights. “
.\ll>’s (:llul‘i'b‘ Huck is now employed!
in the office of the \Vultcr Stewart-
Compnny I
Mr. and Mrs. Roswell Rates (of
B-gnw‘m' N. Y.. have opened their
flou- )n Gracie street. 7
. l'ostmaster and Mrs. Fred Smith of
“Grove street recently entertained Mrs.
rude Anderson and daughtez'rilifié
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{:Hljnluiiii: llit-ir lmnli: from Mrs. Sh llu
.\l. Hoyt of Norwalk; “ho rimlilll'
l-uuuhi it from Mrs. I‘linrli-s \\'.blu-r
of Siniiifnrd, l'ormcllr of lllis lown.
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yill: “ill of tile l.|l' l-Imliili ll. lh-lnli: ld
>ol itirlo n_ for pel'lllissimi to NH illr-
l.lll£'|llli' personal proper“ lll ll‘w
lznllm lll lhll’lv ll. lllS in 1 ll g‘l'nlill-tl l-\‘
lJlHlill' .lilllll l9. l\'l'ullli_L" ill llll‘ Siziiii—
ford l‘rolmic l‘ouri.
' llwv-io n IN nplw :irc :zrnlilh d llllll lil \'.
'l‘lill‘l l.. Shnfl‘ncr. lhc- ellici: ill and pop.
vlilnr pnstor «if the ‘.\l. T? i‘l‘ilrn ll. \r...:
li‘-(lllp(llllll d l\\‘ liisllnp “'llson for :l'l~
’utllo‘r yivur, .lt 'l‘uvsiluy's i-llisillu Ma;—
sion of lhc New York l:.i$l L'ulmr»
once.
i Mrs. (‘. ll. Keeler has prisi-niwl
I: .‘a
{recently published books to ihi lhlrii
l-‘i‘v-i- l.ll|l'.'ll‘\'. :1 {lift which is cspvw'i'i’ly
l:lppl'rciuli-d lil'f‘HllSl‘ llln books (10-
lmiul lly llll' Sinli- (:illd ihi'rn {ll‘l‘ l'i-w
added, ”5 have been Mrs. lx'eclrr‘s
from other sources) must be old mics.
lllfl‘ Stall" li:i\illi.: i'slziblislli-il :i policy
of diclining to furnish new books. on
l'll' theory ihlii their popularity :lnl
\ulm- must lie lvslcd 'hy time.
.\ small tractor that will do the"|
work of one . *. . ' z ' ‘ ' '
horse find in uldlilon do . than great. riches.
r'l.ll1lll.’ll‘}' (-nzinf' jobs. will bo- demon-I
Humid by Henry B. Cookc. Saturday
lifternooll. :1! Roy C. Lester‘s Sycrl-Inot
more Farm. Post Road. This dcnlon—
rll.‘ll()ll of the Ni! Tractor has been
.‘i‘.\'.‘ill('(l for some time and there is :1
meat ‘dezil of interest among the sig—
v-iculturists. fruit and berry growers.
florists and large estate owners.
SONS OF VETERANS )ll‘ll‘l'l‘.
“'alter H. I‘(‘l“0l'(‘.\t. of Derby. Is
O Elected Commander.
~1)ER‘BY, April ill—At the closing
session of the thirtyvscvcnth annual
evicnnlpment of the Connecticut Ili-
vlsion. Sons of Veterans. yesterday
afternoon, the following officers were
elected:
Commander. Walter H. Deforest.
Derby: senior vice-commander. Chas.
N.‘ Stevens, Bridgeport; junior vice,
B. Rossberg. New Britain; secretar‘u
treasurer, I. T.~Jenks. Newkflaven,
'dltlslno council. William T. Alcor’n’.”
New Haven; F‘. Valentine, Derby;
Charles G.’ Mullineux. Ansonia. Del- .'
Beaten to the national convention; I.
'1'. Jenks, Satan.“ lea
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town with Kill: lll'x body.
.Circlets, Brassieres and
. ‘ runny, APRIL 22. m
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THE CIRCLET—an improvemnm W... ”)0 (ml
siere—is self adjustable, There are m, hm.“ Malawi“
simply slips over the head, fastens m 1}... “m. and shtlilli,
upper part of the figure. In other mm]. .1 mm {W ’l c
above the waist what the corset does 1,. 1H“,
BRASSIERE and BANDEAL‘X .umw 1. .
proportioned to perfect the figure, gm“: . m. I.
support—open front or back; strap 51mm. ;. , I. in.» V .
in pink and white. . ..
J. I. Malleite
88 Washington Street, Sim
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5 h Nurwall
PERFECTION OIL ll 1-: all-ills
Prompt and certain warmih m (‘llzlse aw.» .l I, .. ,
mornings. Ideal for the nursery. (lll’.li;;. -
Perfection Oil Cook ~.
Two, three and four-burner nimlels with w . . ..
PERFECTION WICKS FOR ALL “‘10: 33,5
RAYMOND, {‘9’ SON
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
WALL AND HIGH STREETS
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Hershfield Motor
Transportation Co.
Daily Service Between New Yorlx .\' Sunni.
LONG DISTANCE Tlll'£'i{i\<i
Ten Large Trucks at Your Service for Ail K r.‘.. «l Try},
1 portation; Padded Van: for Fumit;.n~ ”v. . 1—;
Main Ofllce, 26 Concord St., So. Norwalk. "Emile : 1
New York Ofllce. 201 West 20th.. Phone <9.» . Is- mg
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SOUTH NORWALK TRUST COMPARE BUILDING.
Office Telephone, 1230.
l Frank T. Brundage, House Telephone, 1391-3. R. H. Golden, House Telephone, 31 l
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5N, ‘\\‘; llc. llll'll. ill-idly purl: ll. Hugh Alcorn. LIVED FOR 0"} It .\ “13.3“ l.\ H ~ .. __ ' .. .-l
‘ “a ‘ v , ., '1 New “HM“: “4“... 1‘. Newton, of 11".: “nulls. . f. l l.ul “inilltr had dr‘lun ill
ll lfill'lUH‘l I'FUM‘N‘ 1‘1“" ”h‘r” ‘ _ ‘0 I kmlllw 1-,, ”mp“.-. .l mvmhpr ' __ lmlr lrom the mattress and lll:il\ki'lfi-
' lis “on”. "” ltllilroud nvulm" “H“r “I .. ‘ I t - ii: ‘- ' . . . . . . ‘l. .which formed ihulr onlv shelter in the
lllnvintz undergone Ulrahupnt j” ”w.(l)lruli’-l. lljlvilul'wl: “M‘HUU' ‘md (thus. 3"L3GSQ!\\\. l.“ "\WV” 3“ "‘1' Woods they “1-41! to l‘illsliurflli. ll.('
Stamford Hospital. l 'l‘in IHHL'lluliUli cv-rumonies were. m" lrns‘i-y. 1f” "Hag“! "’ “5““ ““"d girl told police. Prom llltl‘t‘ ill-Y
. (imprin- w-‘ulll. {armour of iliis town I‘ ”n.1,,” -d by Pin-1 l>i\'isioll («Ont “or a. “-q-pk 1:, mm “1.0.15 nu“- hp”. Went to Bt‘aVer Falls.
\yllo'lms lut'll lll lllt‘ Stamford llos- lll.iml.r |,. ."is S. (hllilillliii, (if thg£\vl(ll Jlli‘k Knhlll. 19. win, was killed‘ ’ '
pill-ll for three monihs. has reiuriiul rill. :vwix'ul by iiu- regular silln‘ of by :1 policeman lll l‘vl’fl\v‘l' Falls, [29. “”121" 111441 My“ missing from in“
jlo his home on Maple AVI'nIH‘. Shun “ill-"'1“- 7 . .'l‘livsduy night was .lrresiid lure m. 11mm hf‘l‘r for iwo months and the
lord. .\l illor . lumin: Session of the ladies’ day. “1"." up. returned to yuungg- L’ll‘l left her Bust Youngstown home
'«\“"~Il'-’|'\. “Ulcers \ levied. ill ridilllion it n days “go.
From Quarry to Customer"
lust Received Several Car Loads of
MONUMENTS
Largo Stock to Select from at
Reasonable Prices
lECORATION DAY DELIVERIES
PLACE YOUR ORDER now
SOUTH NOR WA 1K
MONUMENTAL WORKS
FRED‘K. H. GANUNG, Prop.
84 South Main Street. Tel. 1684
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shill. Ill4‘lllul~ i2: ,
'l-"".'l“".l?'l " Mix Marion Hoslcy. l
,\'. \\ llzlxa n; p llrioiic instructor. }
.\ll'< l-‘inri mu Sutton. (iri-rllwll‘ll;
(‘lllil‘lillll .\ll‘.~_ llollltll ll:ll'llI)'. “Hill-[u
l-lli \: l'lspw'lor. .\lr.-‘ Anna “hiker.
,‘Ciw ltllium; l. :lllll l. nilii-rr. Mrs.
.\l;ly (‘ Russell. .\‘4-'\' llnven: mm
corlcspoluii ills, Mrs. .\l:|llli‘ lli‘lchA .
knlbu ltocluill": ill lt'u:ilt--:il«hHKi-.‘
_\lrs. Bessie lA'lVlS. New lll‘ll;lllll :il
iirnlmuui large. Mrs. l-Tlnlnu I‘nurs.
New ll'l'.‘('l‘: (lt‘ltLZJlll‘. Mrs. Elihu,
(‘rluddiith \\':llrr|\llr\; lllll mum; Miss
Mil-21ml ‘ilrll‘lliia-zt; i‘lllvl' l‘l- stuff. .‘xlixs,’
.\l:ihi‘l Hall. Mend. n: sc-rli ian. Mn:
l’i rsls lluys. Mm l'll ll; i‘|)lllis(‘ll0'.' l~‘ I
ll. .\lr(liirr. .\lerldi ll. . ' g
"()RI‘T‘I \NS Ill ‘l'l’..\'l‘$ si‘T‘l‘ox. l
i‘lllt'Ailii, April 2;.~ l‘lillllllil'd
$6.00 to $9.00
VVOMEN’S Military Heeled FOOTlVEAR;
ill liill .lud luzlliogmly. Strap llrogue pumps and Ailillllt‘“
strapped
Conneally £9? Bracken
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
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is! of linropw. .l-h-niul (“H‘Ke ll:
Smion. of i‘hli'nzn. l...~l lliulli. \yhcn‘
llt‘ rumple'v-l ll‘l' l4Illl‘lll Block othmr
'~'7"" l‘m’” l‘ -' l‘illlx‘llllv (mil-st iiisn
lllliiilLrS. umkinrz' llll‘ iiiin‘l score LGHH
"‘ “W Th! N‘Hl’“ oi the game lust
i:l:lli \ius 14m to 7.11
l'.\ lllS. .\ pril
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‘Pnrts of the fes-
ll‘..lli‘~ ill \ pr: lilSlUll4' ill-«l
plinni. Sulil by ".l"ll§ lo lu- many3
llH-‘lfidllrlN’ ul ):;:l‘< nl.l_ lilu' lll’l'nl
.inuud lll llli' ('l-IV of :1 ill:- works at”
("an-31w. lli‘ill‘ i‘lmlulls suluhnmiv. This‘
is lH'llI'\<'4l lo lie the lirsi lnsiulicc in;
irhli-h such l‘l‘lllnltls have been found:
ll‘. l‘.'lll\lr'. ll is lhouglll llrUllHllll‘ f ‘
ihzil .\\'lll'll llli‘ S'Hl‘f‘ll‘ is concluded. 5 \
(he skvlvlnll will be fairly ctl'mplclv. l l
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Good eyesight is rather to be chosen
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If we take care of your eyes you will
be struggling along with poor
old age. » ‘Y '
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Optometrists and Optician:
'The house of good [lune-3
87 Atlantic ”St, " ‘Stamforé
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Gossip, Gossip, Gossiplg
“Some Little Bird” playing Make Believe,”
“Down Around the Sip, Sip, Sippy Shore,”
whispered to another “Have .You Heard
Lady Billy” “Just Plant a Kiss” “To the Tune
They Play” when she sings “Good-bye '2”—
and—-
Have you heard “Sally,” “The Wild Rose,”
“Whip-poor Will?” «M-
It makes him trot, and it will you, also—for
it’s catchy, as are all Joseph -C. Smith’s Rec-
ords.
' And, Oh Say!
Have you heard “My Mammy” “Hum-
ming” “UnderneathIHawaiian Skjes ‘2”
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,Mammy’s advice is always reliable—and,
this montheshe tells us that while “Wander-
ing Home” to “Look for the Silva-Lining”
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ROMPEi
Charm. novelty and utility w
collection of Play Suits for a. v
Practical fabrics. in (lzlii‘vq' .~
have been chosen to (lerclop
have embellishments of hand
designs that will please the your
are moderately priced.
Wilt/VIA . ,
SEEDS—WHOLESALE AN!) l.»
FOR THE SPRING SEASQN
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All the Leading Varietics of Vegetables and iii- ‘
Seeds, Grass, Clover, Timothy and N i <1 l
RELIABLE AND THE FINEST VARIETIES OF 5L1
Best Grades’of Fertilizer, Sheep Manure. 5'0
Nitrate of Soda, etc.
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Remedies to destroy all insects and fungicides iv:
and cure of all kinds of blight.
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Let Your wants Be Known and We Will supply You H 3
South Norwalk Florist and Seiil‘
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Is now coming freely and we have a supply 01
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Very good and we will endeavor to satisfy C
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The “5381 Spring reduction has been made and those w .; .7
do not look for lower prices
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