, Wherry.
l‘o
~ mmsururPort Chester-“tied
n at the Fen-b M over night.
*
J. D. Cunningham of Van Zandt
street is having his house wired for
electricity.
The Lane: an Society of theialt
avenue M. E. church is meeting at the
church this afternoon.
“—
R. C. Thompm of First street. is
making some repair: to the plumbln
at the Marvin mhool. ,
a...“ ' ’
Almost all of the work on the home
of Walter Sayre. Fourth street. has
teen completed by Contractor A. L
Wood.
The annual meeting of the Woman's
Auxiliary of Christ church will be
held tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock.
at the church.
Mabel Knske has. sold ‘a hfiu-se sfn‘d
lot on Fourth street to Julia Bittney.
according to warrantee deeds filed
with the town clerk.
'l‘heuaynower Juniors. who clash
with the Eagles on the Wicke lot this
al'térnoon. extend a challenge to all
teams between the ages of 12 and 15
years.
Miss Elizabeth M. Hendrick of East
avenue. was one of those who took
part in the annual “Play Day" exer-
cises of Mount Holy-eke College, South
Hadley. Mas..- yesterday.
lng of the Epworth‘leo‘ue of the
East avenue )1. E. church. held atathn
home of Mt. Gladys Beach. ~Bél‘tts
place. last evening. members of the
league presented to Miss Beach. and
the newly elected president. Binnie!
H. Carpenter. a handsome uphofltq'ed
wicker chair. as n’pre-weddlnggtfgtg
the couple. who are to married-9p
June 25th. atthe East avenue M. E.
church.
night's
Stanley H. Carpenter;
president.
Vicg—president. Fred Hawkins; Third
Vice-president. Mrs. T. A. Bade}:
Fourth Vice-president. Miss Vivian
Scammon; Secretary. Miss Gladys
Beach; Treasurer. Miss Lillian
guson; Pianist. Miss Mildred Loyzjoy.
fiAIEIEN& N 0R0
.rolet toilring car.
at Mrs. Auchincloss's
Farm.
sition with the Rings End Fuel Com-
PIDY.
Miss Grace McAllsatcr. who has
been ill at her home at Noroton
VHeights. is now slowly gaining
strength.
The highway tramc signs
been repainted. with the directions to
motorists on yellow discs instead 01‘
No business of especial interest was
transacted at last evenings meeting of
the Y. M. C. 0.. except that plans for
a more active interest in the baseball
team were informally discussed.
Herbert J. Wilkins has purchased
red as formerly.
his work at the Butler Grocery.’ after:
having been down with appendicitis
for several weeks.
a lot on “'infield street from the es-
tate of Sarah C. Whitelock. according
to an administrator's deed filed with
Town Clerk Herbert R. Smith. for
record.
I
Dog Warden Thomas Walsh is 10'-
day investigating a complaint about
a vicious dog, on East avenue.'which
has an more than one occasion bitten
people passing to the place where the
dog is kept.
John McCodmack. whose home.“ in;
this
abroad on the Aquitania. last Satur-
day.
over
'rled 'him even to the Antipodes.
last
Road.
A social hour. with refreshments.
Iollowing the reading of the annual
reports and the election of officers.
Miss Beach was also presented with a
handsome bouquet of flowers by the
members of the league.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Charles 1.. Self. of 4 Hawkins avenue"
on Monday. The youngster weighed
nine. pounds. Mrs. Self was formerly
ter having received treatmentfor his
injuries at the Stamford Hospital.
is planning for a roast beef supper.
to be given
sides the meat course. the menu. in-.
cludes mashed
with tomato
rolls. jelly. coffee and dessert.
Misshalulia Billick. This event makes
Ma‘s.” Mrs. Frank 1‘. Self grand-
parents 10!; the first time.
The Governmwt light house tender
John Rogers tied up at one of tin-
iocal wharves last night. The Rogers
is a side wheeler and has brpught
supplies for the two local light-houses}
and also for the harbor lights and
beacons. ,
Mrs. George Thompson. of Rristol.‘
formerly of the East Norwulk 1m-
provement Association. whO’is visiting
with her daughter. Mrs. Robert? Lee.
of Hayview avenue. Second district.
was in East Norwnlk yesterday, rc—
ncwing acquaintances. '- “
According to figures, there have.
bccn' quite a few Rust Norwalk ro‘si-
dents who have failed to register their
.iogs this your, and there is now-gm
'ulditinnnl penalty of 81 to be paid.
If this is not done. the Dog \Varden
'eizes the dog, which unless it is re~i
r-Jaimed by the owner is destroyed.‘
it '——— - .
A confusion in dates was responsi-
ble for a slim attendance at last'
night's meeting and rehearsal of the
Nonpariel Drum Corps. It was un-
nounccd in another papcl‘ that no
met-ting would be held last night as
the members of the. Corps wouldlut-
19nd a social and dance held by :i'
Corps in Stamford. The social. and.
rlance is to he held tomorrow. ’l‘hurs~
day evening.
3’ .—
Plans for an “At Home“ entertain—
lhc l'. S. Shipping board at \Vilson‘s
Point. left yesterday for ,,a,,‘ two—
nmnths' nfliciul tour of the country.
in which he will visit many of the
shipyards. ,
Only five more large vessels and
five tugs remain
plant
bouts hun-
transportation company.
sent
as the firm can make room for Mir-1n.
' HonkEH—onk!
W'ill )ou kindly tell me why no auto-
mobile oil lamp should suddenly re-
fusv
wick
but still it goes out after running the
car a short distance.
|help mc.
cloggcd or draft holes clogged.
ment and social. to be. held on \‘Vcd-
aesday afternoon. May lllh. at :1
o'clock. Standard time. were made by-
ihe r'nlcrlainment committee of the‘tmg 0i," ,
East Norwalk Improvement Assocla— alongsrdc of wrck.
tion. at the May meeting of the Assm
rialion. held yesterday afternoon at,
Community hall.
and» their friends.
afternoon of this week. at 2 o'clock.
Standard time. as well.
thc'rummage sale of the Association.
held last week, were received and a
little over $100 was netted. which
‘goes into the general fund of the As-
.soci:.~lion. The usual reports were al-
so r(-( eivcd.
‘Tr'f
[National Crop Improvement Service.)
HEN GRAIN samples are
“thin :10 the floor of the board
0. rs e or other grain ex-
change, a battle of salesmanship begins.
of salesmen for the commission
, with a little sample sack of
grain, represent the country dealers
who have consigned grain to this mar-
:et- Opposed to them are the buyers
_, or the terminal elevator companies,
31:1??me and the industries.
regular lineup, not only today
{git-tum! and last week, but tomorrow,
week andevery day of the year.
will burn with door open the holes are
'clogged.
The affair will be _ Kindly explain why it is necessary to
for the mpmbm—s of the. Association place a wire across the terminals of
The bazaar ¢0m_l'thc generator of a starting and light—
:mitno of the Association will ,hnld a hig,s3'stem when the batiory_is dis-
cake and food sap. at the A. & pwconnected and the engine is 'run'on
store on Van Zandt street on Friday" the magneto? l". D.
Reports for from injuring itself due to the fact
that it is making current that cannot
escape.
I have a five-passenger Maxwell tour-
1919 model.
his car,
service—one kernel out of a hundred
kernels; and for this he must not only
meet the keenest of competition but he
must bank for his country client and
have the money
even before he ever receives shipments.
always give his country customers the
best of every bargain bemuse he knows
that if
money .day in and day out, that he will
soon pick another house in order that I
he may get better service.
remarket‘report daily by mail but in
oftentimes gets what is called a C. N. D. , .
0‘“ hourly grain quotation '
‘ . 7 service by
. of ‘ n ' ‘ we so that. he may c
Mommas-utmos- mesh.
2 (‘ ll “.5“
Presideit.
First. illeg-
Second
The'officcrs (~le
meeting were;
Mm Hnael Bean:
Fer-
bfv
George Acker has bought a Chev-
George Edwards is now employed
Keewaydiu
_Harold. Bates has given up his Do-
have I
Edmund Breucher has returned to.
Darien is interested to note that
town. returned from his trip
Mr. McCormack has been gone
a year on the. tour. which car-
Wilbur Raymond. who was injured
evening. by being
\Vedncsday lliid
. . 1 geport. tomorrow night. The
run a???) biianbiautomolbile. “if”; h“ dinner is an annual affair and an cla-
was rxr ng 8 cycle 2101": l e 05 Inorulc program or entertainment has
has returned to his home. af-
at a speed of eight to twelve miles a
loud grinding is made in the dlfier-
ehtlal gears. When running below
eight miles an hour'there is no grind-
ing. _ What would you advise doing?
Perhaps the ring gear and drivingl
pinion are badly worn or out of ad-
justment.
speeds because of the greater strain
on these parts. A heavier grease may
give temporary relief. but the diaer-
ential gears will have to be adjusted
in order to run quietly again.
Motor Department. The Sentinel:
Vl-‘hen I run my engine throttled down 2
for ordinary speed it
jerks. The gasoline is not perfectly
cut down:
the bottom. When it is further up it
runs fine and doesn't miss. Will you
please tell me what the trouble is?
Perhaps there is a partial obstruc-
tion in the fuel pipe.
er and clean it.
bring gasoline to proper level.
addressed to the manufacturer of your‘
carburetor will bring you full dl’rec-l '
lions for making all necessary adjust- ‘
ments. v
clean and correctly adjusted;
distributor points.
each cylinder has equal compression. :
Several
Bridge-port club will attend me RFd
find llluc dinner to be given by the
club at its rooms in Cannon street.
been prcpurcd.
a
when and “you want it.
1“ WATER STREET
war BUY COAL“ IN ms} seams?
lat. M: mrnée a invauahly the lowest
ha. Reason: The Quality lathe highest. The lessening d the winter
demand more attention at the mines. to preparation. uni
Mimics-Israwidernngemthe selection of coal.
Jul. Ramon: The‘Berviceisthsbutt. Womdelivsryourordcr
a
Nommmwwhtmtmrdllbehnbutmmdnot
curetfyouhavoOoaiinyour-cellar. nhmhutundofmoo.
reunions 11:
Goal ('9‘ Supply Co.
SOUTH NORWALK
c
W. S. .
The noise increases at high
mldres and
it is about an inch from
$6.00 to $9.00
WOMEN’S Military Heeled FOOTWEAR
in tan and mahogany. Strap brogue pumps and saddle-
' strapped ' oxfords
Conneally £9" Bracken
scum 3‘0me 00“. "
C. D.
Remove strain-
and adjust float to
Acard
See that spark plugs
also. 6
Make. sure
local members of
The Methodist Ladies' Aid Society
Th u rsday evening. Re -
spabbetti !
Salad.
potatoes.
sauce. cabbage
Thieves broke into a gnrugo' near
the home of E. Duncan. Leroy nvc-I
mic. l‘mrien. during the. night. and
stole his llarlcy-Davidson motor-Q
Hyde. The owner reported the lheftf
of the machine to the Stamford p0»
lljcc this morning.
the lock on the door of the garage.
The thieves hrlokn'
Luke Benedick
34 No. Fairfield Ave.
MONUMENTS i
The Largest Stock
in Town
South Norwalk
R0 WA YTON
*
\\'. T. llinsonfwho‘ is in charge of
at the Shipbuilding
The five big
to it southern
and will he
at \Vilson Point.
been sold
“'ill make your dim eyes bright.
’THAMER, INC.
Optometrists and Opticians
8 2 Atlantic St, Stamford
OUR GLASSES
to the new destination as soon
Motor Department. The Sentinel:
R ryal Auto Ptg. Co.
South Main Street
High Class Work a Specialty
Phone 902
Opposite \"llson's Hat Shop .
South Norwallr. Conn. I
i
to hum? I have changed the
and put clean all in the lump.
Hoping you can
OWNER.
Either vent into oil chamber is
If it
If not. the wick is not got-
Run a fine wire down vent
Motor .Departmeut. The Sentinel:
This is to prevent the generator
Motor Department. The Sentinel:
When running
ready to pay drafts
The Best--
or Nothing
THAT is the Van Dyk slogan
when
beau must stand the test; and
whom the quality is assured,
only the most skilled hands are
permitted to make the blends.
That's the secret of Van Dyk’s
Duchess coffee.
Duchess, The Coflee Supreme
Sanbo Oofl'ee, Quality Fine
James Van Dyk Co
buying: coffee. Every
Cut to
(5 le. $1.70)
35c lb
Cut to
(5 lbs. $1.05)
22c 1b.
W
21 son-rs m 81'.
SOUTH nonwux.
The commission house in the city will
his shipper does not make
The country dealer is kept posted by
season, he
_ heck up his city
ruespondent and hold him ‘ '
Dorlon House
e“—
Shore Dinners
All Kinds of Sea Food
Steaks, Chops and Chicken
are‘
that g 1
the"
ALASKA
} Cork Insulated
Priced from
$10 to $125
Red Star, Perfec-
tion, Florence Oil
Cook Stoves
*
Refrigerators
A Life Preserver for Food
We feel prm ml to be able
to present for your inspec-
tion this national known
line of Refrigerators. The
best for the money made.
See them, inspect them——
a Refrigerator ‘lf Quality,
within the rem-h of all.
than gas.
2, 3 or 4-Burners
stock
1‘1!
Tree Hammocks.
in
FLORENCE OIL COOK grovss
Come inand see it
work. - This is De-
monstration Week—-
3. Cook Stove that
burns oil, that gives
you :greater heat
COUCH HAMMOCKS
A complete line of Couch Hammocks and
Priced From $2.50 to’$75.00
SPECIAL
Friday and Saturday Only,
50-lbs. 100% PURE COTTON MATTRESS
French rolled edge—-a regular $15.00 value.
As long as they last,
$6.95 ‘
Any size—“a value that comes once in a
lifetime.
RUGS, LIN OLEUM,’ FURNITURE, RE-
FRIGERATORS, ETC.
Sterling Furniture Co.
121-131 Washington Street, South N orwalk
Phone 105.
fi~— ~—-———_
VICTOR WESELY
(Formerly with Vaast Bros.)
Automobile Bodie
Lamps,
s, Fenders, Radiators,
Repaired and M a d e
. And All Kinds of Sheet Metal
'WELDING OF ALL KIND
nmsmmums
to Order,
Work.
SOF METALS
summon.“
BUY WHAT YOU
NEED NOW
“CIRCULATE THE DOLLAR"
Prices on all merchandise is settled now so the?
with confidence
Your purchase keeps the laboring man “my; H1
Clear the Track for Prosperity
“WE’LL DO OUR SHARE"
ROGERS and STEVENS
NORWALK AND SOUTH NORWALK
ltt’s the “Loosening Up" not the “Holding On" thm VH2.
Our City Prosper.
2.1M:
30H x.
~21 bin}
Hershfield Motor
Transportation Co.
Daily Service Between New York & Norwalk
LONG DISTANCE TRUCKING
Ten urge Trucks at Your Service for All thdfi of Tran
portation; Padded Van: for Furniture Work
Main Ofloe, 26 Concord St, So. N orwalk. Phone 204
New York Ofloo. 201 West 20th., Phone Chelsea 8059
\
From QUarry to Customer”
rust Received Several Car Loads of
MONUMENTS
Largo Stock to Select from at
Reasonable Prices
measures DAY DELNERIES
PLACE YOUR ORDER Now
SOUTH NORWALK
MONUMENT“. WORKS
FBED’K. H. GANUNG, Prop.
84 South Main Street.
A Nemo Corset
Is a Necessity, Not an Auwwwl‘y
to the woman who would lm hwfl'lxj
model has its own hygienic l'cn'nrm
Tel. 1684
ll‘
1
i .
or the \Vondcrlift Bandlcl. m- the mn'mui
r
icntific devices support 11w alw-‘i: v-r: ...
sc
symmetrical lines,
Don‘t wait another day In lw’wwm
Corsets and Brassivrcs.
May 2nd to 7th is “Ncmo \\'m-k.'
v
‘vl
ll
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Nitrate
Remedies to destroy all insects and fumgiv-idc.c x.
and cure of all kinds m‘ b11911.
Let Your wants Be Known and We Will Suppiy "W "
South Norwalk Florist and Seed Store
TELEPHONE 364
2 SOUTH MAIN STREET
E AND
FOR THE SPRING SEASON
All the Leading Varieties of Vegetables and My 11' "
Seeds, Grass, Clover, Timothy and N ' .;
RELIABLE AND THE FINEST VARIETIES or n.
Best Grades of Fertilizer, Sheep Manure, 0‘“
of Soda.
etc.
ll [TAIL
i
. n [H SEEDS
d BC'W.‘
nifl’é
... 3,. pr-
1" 1r; 5‘“
Cm NC‘qWAL“
mmxrxf/M
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COAL
1- now coming freely and we have a sun 4
QUALITY
V617 800d and We will endeavor to sailsf: 2‘3 ' “J
PRICE
The "W Spring reduction has been made and ‘11:.st w ..
do not look for lower mm s
I HEVWVEGQDROSBEED ..
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‘1:' mo“
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