Sentinel- no on sale In Eu!
Nor-walk 1t mmw. New: scans.
Jack-en‘s film at the M
Store st Eaton-d Switch. and 3:
Fruit store on Van Zandt my
corner Osborne Ave" at 8 cents--
copy.
EAST NOR WALK
REV. WAWINS ‘
HERflllllflllllfllt.
.;‘V‘ \
Row. R. Irving \Vatkins
'Mcmbcrs of thc parish of the East.
'avcnuc Mcthodist l-Ipiscopnl church
'will take tlic opportunity tomorrow
rvcning of wr-lcoming to this parish
and to the pastorutc of the church. the
Rev. It. Irving \Vutkins. formerly of
Licridcn. and assigned to the local
church at illt' Ncw York East Confer-
ence llf'ld last and this week in Brook-
lyn? .
Rev. Mr: “'atkins. whose picture is
’n-produccd licrcwitli. will. togcthcr
with his family. movc to East Nor—
Vvalk within the course of thc ncxt
work, it is (-xpcctcd. and will takc up
his rcsidflncc at the parsormge.
The subjoct for thc morning scrmon
tomorrow. will no “The Law of Christ
“\Vhat it is." In tho “\‘t'lllllg the
lopic will b(' “The Supreme Inquiry of
Ihc Day."
’l‘he- timc of thc stnrtinp: of si-rviccs
at the church will lw ltlzi‘m :l. lll. :iiid
'4‘:30 p. m. The Sunday school will
131th at 12 noon. .. ”a...
t‘rl‘t‘f-
the lot
Charh's “Ru-ks conti-niplntvs
Sng :t six rooni lllllllzlllOVV on
hear his home.
1 .
.\ cw
HF
\\’ortmrin. of
work—9nd
nvcnuc.
Bliss Minwrvn
3151\0‘13, is arpvnding thr-
gui‘sts ot' rv-lntivcs on East
Irwin vxprmts to put thc
Sunupm: "tnvr llll' sidv"
['I‘l’lllllllllg.
lit: hard
milliil‘ litiéll
lOIllUl’lIHV, “l .llllt r
liusl
hr‘r houn-
.\I.‘llll'l"l' Stou‘us ol‘ :tviv
IS i\|wi'trul tn
Blrs
Til)!- :ll'l\l' git
31mm :ittt-r :i \l‘-ll in Huston of a
Inonth, within .'l "cw tlnys.
'l‘hv- "nll‘l‘lrllnlllt'lll committcc of
Clip Alli}”ll\\|‘l‘ Haul. .‘I’IIl Luddcr coni—
‘panv “Ill hold (I spur-nil inc-cling .‘tl
lho- quart: rs tunioirow morning.
lc-r'nusc of llll‘ t'ir't tlml lhr‘ Ati\l|—
inry \Vlll hold :i tliru (luvs runininc’v
.Enlv iu lllt' old .\nz:~\int- storv, (in
H‘hursdtiy. Friday 11nd Saturday of next
Ivcvk. tlwrc will lu- no tum-ting ot' the
auxiliary. on Thursday :il‘ti rnoon.
’Lowcr East avcnuc. from \‘un Vullldl
Sircwt to Smnitw xivi-niw, is in :i d"-
plorulvlt- condition and rvside-nts thI-rr—
on :in- hoping thnt tho- slrt-ct cit-part-
mcnt will pay SOlllt‘ nttcvntmn to ”1(-
‘roadwny, tllll‘lll! thr courso- 01‘ its work
In East Narwnlk.
'I‘hr- usual lllt-l-llllL" ni‘ thv ICust Nor-
wnlk t‘niiiiiililtiix whnius “ill lw llt‘ltl
‘bn Monday ov-'.:llll‘.: :it t‘umniuiiily
litill 'l‘lii'rr- is :i i'misidé‘rnhlr- driiiund
:for mun- tln- organization.
A cordial inximtimu is vvto-ndml to :ill
to join lhv
t. iiiiz‘s lll
chorus.
‘It is in lw- nntm] liy incinlwrs of tho
parish of (‘hi'ist t'lllll't‘ll thul M‘l'Yli‘t'fi
at this church will lit-Id our hour
farlit-r than licrctoforv. i. r. lllt' morn-
ing lll’.l)'t'l' and Stl‘llltill lH'lllK lir-ld :it
.923“ :4. ill. llll' t'lllll'('ll school :it ll :i.
lu‘
m.. and ”K“ t'thllllQ‘ I)l':l_\'t'l‘ and scr-
mnn .‘Il 6:3“ p. lll. i'ollowml lo' the con-
firmmion lt-cturc.
~—
Tlll'l'f' will lit' .1 r-lit‘t'lill allnnvr (lflnt‘t‘
held .‘it lllt‘ Norwulk (‘ounlry (“‘1”) this
('V‘l‘lllllL‘J, vlllii‘n r ln-inu‘ .\l‘l\"4l from G
until .8 o'clock. This will lw thv first
appt'tll‘nlll't' of .1 no w ni'i-lir-strli lllt'l'c‘.
and if thc mn-hcstrn pron-s satisfac-
Iorv. 1|. ycar's contract will be- givcn
it. to play :it :ill SOt‘ltil functions of the
club during; llll‘ coming si-ason.
*
Yt-ry good rcports haw» liccn rc-
ccivr-d Troin thc salw llt‘ltl by tho East
3\'orwnlk lniprovt-imnt Association in
tlic old Aiigt-vinc storc on l-Iaist \Vash—
iug‘ton strrr-t. on Thursday and yr-s—
Ierday. tln- reports of thc committce
in chaigv- to he g'ivcn to the May
melding of the Association. which will
bc hold on Tuesday afternoon. May
8rd. “
—_~___.._________
TREAVH TO LADIES AID SOCIETY.
Grace Baptist (‘liiu-ch, SundaHpmi-
al Sci'ninn to the Iiadit-s’ Aid
Sm-icty at 8:30 o‘clock.
“All Hail the Power of Jesus'
Name"; Praycr by tho chaplain; Scrip-
ture reading. Mrs George Chutman:
Solo, Mrs. E. 0. Powell: Remarks, Wil-
Jiam Whalcy; Instrumental solo. Mrs.
F. Scott; Remarks. \K'. C. Minton;
8010, E. 0. Powell: Selection. Knight
Street A. M. Choir; Representative
from the Missionary Socir-ty.
Choir; Mistrvss of
James \Valton:
Brant:-
Ceremony. Mrs.
Organist. Miss Elsie O.
Scrmon by Rev.
‘_______
—High grade coal at Bun-h and
HI. _ 1:“
‘ot~ pncumoniu.
We can offer an attractive money-saving proposition to
AUTOMOBILE OWNERS '
We Write All Kinds of Insurance
The Taylor 69’ Golden (30., Inc.
’ SOUTH NORWALK TRUST COMPANY BUILDING.
Oflice Telephone, 1230.
In an Insurance contract covering
Fire, Theft, Collision or Property Damage
Let us explain this propocition and save you money.
R. H. Golden, Pres.~.& Tress. Frank T. Brundaxe, Sec’y -& Manager
Announcement! ‘ F - ‘.
‘ ‘QircletS, Brassieres an
, 5 Bandeaux
I ‘ THE CIRCLET—an improwlm‘l'l "\t't‘ 1hr out
"will
l
i siere—is self adjustable. Thcl‘c an» N, 1W,“ .
. simply slips over the head. faslciis at ll t‘ mm. (”:5
; upper port of the figure. In othcr 1mm, ,, (1W M
4 above the waist what the corset docs him... '
‘3 em.
Sham
1hr h
3 BRASSIERE and BANDEAI‘X ,
proportioned to perfect the figure, L'l\ n...
" hum} ”‘1“
w”) :‘Jullllq‘i
suppoer front or back; strap should . .., ..mm
‘1 .
in pink and white.
L J. I. Mallette
88 Washington Street,
Sou t h NOW.
”3/4"
a;
PERFECTION OIL HEATERS
Prompt and certain warmth to chaw mun .l ,. .
mornings. Ideal for the DUI‘N‘I‘}, dint! pp l..‘l inn
Perfection Oil (‘oolt Slums
Two, three and four‘burnt-r models wi= li . . . .
' ‘hu‘ .i
'n’n I.
PERFECTION WICKS FOR ALI.- MODELS
RAYMOND €99 SON
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
.WALI. AND HIGH STREETS
I; Cliwi'
.rl/xfrrJ-m... '
Frank '1'. Brnndage, House Telephone, 1391-3.
R0 WA YTON
>ht‘ is .'l in: lllltt'l‘.
ll: iwzi ytnn MM hudiflt 'l-Zpiscoml
\‘(L‘L‘N IN "I'L‘I. “STAT": t'hlll‘t'll .\rl'\|l‘l‘.‘(. livw 100. A. liulril.
___4 Ipuslur Sunday morning worship at.
| .. . , , . .. . ‘ __
Mrs. (it‘l'ril smiiii First «it iii-r Sc\’l -'", *"”"’“ ”VFW?" 1'" “‘
Almlttml tn Bonn! “IIWH‘IU “1 I’M" bunriny school
‘ i ' N r\l<lll will (‘tlll\i'll(‘ :Il ll 5” :i in
u. . .. - -_ .- l, "_ ' ‘ '» ‘
Rm“ l“~‘"”‘ “”"'d m 5'“ “"k “'H -lliL! worship .1! . ll". Svrnion tlicnir:
ll.’l\t‘ :i wunmu :is an :ll‘ll\t' lllI-llllN‘l‘ vim-"H... A”. rinutli “f a (”mu “\l'M‘l
tlw orgunnzdtinn M:in\ :ipplit'ufions mi... " 'l'imimgut . “mm“ ”1.. pniyt-rl
Inr llll ll)lit'l>lil]) nli tho» pzirt ot’ \VlHl‘Hl. |Him-tint: will lw hold in lhv ch;iiwl,§
EE'fl i-irs ll.‘l\(’ lH‘t-n Hit-iw-Il sini‘i- tin :1"l“" ""1”“‘ S'T‘ll‘t'i "Th" MHUSYF'Y;
lm‘lillnrsliip ininlpriigti nl‘ tho limiiill"K ‘NWMMI'H- l
. _ 4
:issunitnl growiui: proportions. wnt inc, ‘ ,
' 'lnmm'rnw. April 24th. marks lhl'
:ippln‘..tmn ut' Mrs (in-rrit Smith, is”
thr first to ho {monthly ncrcl upozil
Hershfield Motor
Transportation Cg,
Daily Service Between New York & Non;
LONG DISTANCE TRl’t KIM;
Ten Luge Trucks at Your Service fer Ail K'llda at n:
portation; Padded Vans for Furniture Work ‘
Main omce, 26 Concord St., So. Norwallt, lem
new York Oflice. 201 West 20th., Phom (‘ttlsts 9:5;
R. H. Golden House Telephone, 31
From Quarry to Customer"
lust Received Several Car Loads of
MONUMENTS
South Norwulk. ni’ “’Il‘lt‘ll organization
ltt‘glllllillf: of tlic Annivcmry \\'(\0k or
lt~' iht- Hoard (it How t'litiir. it writ :lll» (Kl: Np“. ’“ nrld' hlow'liicnt of ”‘0
nounrcd )n-slrrdax ‘ ””“Tll "Hills“. And in olisrivnnrc
His. Smith, who liu" hl-t'll ll.‘l'.\'l‘l\‘sihvr'.n( ”1 ”W “‘“V‘LVlml )‘(ll‘li-‘l
(”mum-(l in tliv rvnl (\lillt' lii‘nkevrnqn-ivhnn‘h' ,"”x “”8“,“ ”t“ Frank S
llll'dllPHS for tlw list I. D pin-s. is prr», "“rk “‘lll NIH-“k at thv'un‘flornlng 90'“
liril-rt lv-sl known t'ni lH-r work in (lt‘-;“‘Cr 9” H" _ “‘W": 0f" 1’3“ Haiti?"
\I-lupilii: Ihv imam-r. “cm“, .., Token. hlmn- in :1 “firm lzisk, '1 hi- scrvicrs
Pk“ “”qu (Hum. ..vnlnugh slzn nlsniltrnmi'ruw will lu» Oil tlic standard
tvnnszicts u'n ¢|\li-|l.l\r liusintus .l‘~ :itlllll" "‘3' h“ .hm” “Hill”: ”m morn-
slithitlllh‘ih‘ in lllltlr'(‘\\'ll :ind uppur mist i513”: SPY-"P“ M'mg 3“ “‘73" o'clock, 'h“_
sill» prnpp'll.._\ ”..,. imm- _\v.is l‘” _ {-KHlIl-ill‘ll svlnml :it l.‘ noon. tlic (‘liriwi
svntt-d l)_\' Douglas L. l-Jlliifizin nliilllmn l"“""'\”r “Hm“ “' 7 p Y“- ""‘ll
Er-cmnli-d by Snniuvl D. l-‘ulsom.—-N.’
Y. Tunes.
John 1,. 'l’\lwr is nzuin (ride in lu:
out Illlt'l' his attack of thc mumps.
llllz’llldllll n\'t‘-
his litilllt‘ with :i
mumps.
Forl‘st linsllnnn oi
nuv is continml to
S"\t'lt' attack of tlu~
lirokr-n
Sllt‘ is
()l‘
lluniilton luis
for a bungalow which
on llt‘l‘ lot at lhv north
risidvnm' in Mclx‘inlt-y placc.
Miss l.illi.in
ground
ri‘i-i'tiiig:
lli‘l
A subscription dzincc lizis lwcn ar—
i‘nnzi-il for this cvvnlm: at tlw Rowny-
ton llosc company. 'I‘lic admission is
by card.
Mrs. \V. “'i'iglit. :ind lllf't‘f‘ of Pol-
hum. N. Y.. have been in town :01.
ting tho family summcr homc :it llcllc
island in rcadinom for occupancy.
IF. King of \Vashington licights. N.
Y.. has rcntcd the Mrs. Marsh. High-
lniiil .‘l\'(‘llllt‘. lowayton. property for
thi- sunimcr. Mrs. C. It. \Vright was
the agent.
Mrs. E'liza Naumhcrg continues to
improvc at two home in Crookctt.
strcct from hcr rcccnt sevcrc attack
A trained nursc is still
in attendance.
Harry H. Hoyt of Brooklyn. N. Y..
formerly of this city. has purchased
through Taylor & Goldcn. Inc. the
l’ziulding cottage in Fine Point. Mr.
Hoyt is having the cottngc rcmodclcd
and will sublr-t it if he does not occu-
py it himsclf. '
M Mrs. Baird will be back on Sunday to oc-
ary Clements; Singing by the Junior cupy his pulpit.
r-Elne assortment of 93mm '1
It was good ncws to llownyton pco-
plc that the New York East confor—
cncc returned Rev. G. A. Baird to the
pastorate of the Rowayton Methodist
Episcopal church. This will make
Mr. Baird's third year and the family
have made many friends here. Mr.
Mrs. George W. Stevens has return-
H. R. Cooper. ed home after attending the State As-
sentbly of the Rebekah lodges at Nor-
wich. Mrs. Earl F. Thomas also at-
tended and was. elected to the vice-
presidency of the assembly.
.i‘liuiiipinii "
tobacco chap- ”would not reduce ales.
distinct £986? {01' m, 106890! m
thq «wt-mm: svrxim- :11 7:3” o'clock p.'
”L. at \\’lll‘ll llllll‘ tlw sulijcct or the!
pastor's s. rnimi will lw "'I‘lic (‘lirisliaii
'l‘lit- old tiiui- will lic ad-
lii l'l‘ll in for tomorrow's smwivv. :ind
ll “'ill l)!" ti"(‘ltlt'd lnlllfll‘f'O“' RR “’0”. if?
thv svrflt't-s will comini-ncc an hour!
mirlivr than licrrtofort’.
DA RIEN (c N0R0T01v
—————a l
.
'l‘hv lllt'l‘llll}: lllllt‘ of Nnroton \V'olt‘i
Cubs. Pack 8‘. has ticcn (‘llnllL'I-(l froni‘
\\'--dnvs.l;iy to Saturday tii'tt-rnoon :it‘
2:30.
Tho \Ymnt-n's Guild of St. Luke's
Church. Noroton. will hold a cake
sulc mid it'll in thcir Guild rooms on
Thursday, April :3, 1921, from 3 to
G D. m. l
“BLUE LAW” WOULD 5
CUT U. s. REVENUE
Continued from First page.
through taxcs from other sources. it
is urged. '
Thc, fcdcrnl :lti-cignrcttc law. pro-
posed by “1030 bchind the legal puri-
fication movement. would cost the
govcrnmcnt approximately 3150.000,—
000 a year. That was the amount
collcctcd last your on cigarettcs. A
law forbidding the sale of tobacco in
all forms would mean a loss of nearly
$296.0mi_01m a year. In this connection
it is discloscd that squffi‘so much af—
fected by our grandfathers. has not
completely gone out of fashion. Snuff
taxes last year netted the government
ncarly 37.000.000. or nearly $2,000,-
000 more than the year before.
Taxes totaling about $663,000 are
collected directly by the government
on cigarettes. soft drink beverages.
movie admissions and tobacco for
each Sunday of the year. This was es-
timated on the basis of one-seventh
of the total tax collections from these
sources. with the exception of tobacco.
From this source only one-twentieth
or five per cent was subtracted. since
it is assumed that Sunday closing of
in nigger proportlgn to the mu.
m an: nun-inns
_.fi—‘ *‘H"‘““—““"W‘*"‘ Large S‘Ock to SClCCt irom 2‘
Addicts of th- “it'd: it is ilfifiulllt‘ll.‘ Reasonable Prices
would stock l. I on Nitiiidn}. r DECORATION DAY DELIVERIES
PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW
will not chnngc clocks.
twill M in Ill prcu'nt. standard limo.
film! the mminm- daily will 'I‘ um- hour?
l‘cnrlicr. standard limc at 1:15.
change your clock. 6
——"nic chv‘nt and Palncc Tlmtrcsg
Ruining hours f
SOUTH NOR WA LK
MONUMENTAL WORKS
FRED‘K. H. GANUNG, Prop.
Do Hut l
84 South Main Street. Tel. 158-0
Advertise In the Sentinel. .Sentlncl Advertisements Pay.
$6.00 to $9.00
VVOMEN’S Military Heelcd FOOTWEAR
iii tan and mahogany. Strap hrnguc pumps and Sildtlk“
ROMPE
Charm. novelty and utility .
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”mm” "WM“ collection of Play Suits for t .
Practical fabris in dainty . . M
Conneally €99 BraCken ; have been chosen to (lt‘Vt’lHl- ‘
SOUTH NORWALK’ CONN‘ ’ have embellishments ui' hunt}
designs that will please tho ~
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GOSSIp, Gossm, Gossm. ; , ,
“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 ?”——
.1»
RtflANDI-SE-‘A r Hob: "
86 W'ASHINGTON ST?! ? . l :31
aud_ I . - - . - - - - - - - .-fl- ........ W};j;y/fl/fl”
. u 9, a . 9! ‘N ‘ ‘ v'rtlL .
“ Haye you will?!” Sally, The \Vild Rose, SEEDS—\VH ()th A LP. A.\ u I” E fl
llfipoor l . FOR THE SPRING SEASON ,,
All the Leading 'Varieiicsloi \‘esaflzilvl‘sls mill i:
. y , ' ! Seeds, Grass, C OVPX‘, into 1y :I it: - ' ~ n rt,“
.1 . — - . g sE-
it s catchy, as a e all Joseph C Smith s Rec RELIABLE mo THE WEST Vitamin. C; ‘ U E“-
Ords. Belt Grades of Fertilizer, Sheep Manuv't‘, \ .
A Nitrate of Soda. etc. . ..
() y ll ’ s is and lunch ..h» i ' ’
d, h sa ! Remedies to “groin: cm“: éi‘call ltinds m m. . z, ezst
Let Your wants Be Known and We Will SUN“)
It makes him trot, and it will you, also—for f
i
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Have you heard “My Mammy” “Hum- . . ‘ ) 9W9
ming” “Underneath Hawaiian Skies ?” ' South Norwalk Florist and EL: gm“,
' 7 364 t “
Mammy’s advice is always reliable—and, ; 2 ”UT" "N" STREET TELEPHONEwflffl
this month, she tells us that while “Wander- : l —» - ..,, .
ing Home” to “Look for the Silver Lining” f ' ’
at s C O A L ,
a! : Is now coming freely and we have 3 SUN "
‘3 QUALITI _ ,
: Very good and we will endeavor to sntt‘rf; ~L
: 1 PRICE 1W
.. .11'
Jul,”
l
3W reduction has been made an!
The“ Spring 0 not look for lower piices
DEVINE BROS}:BED
GRAIN WOOD
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