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Evening sentinel, Thursday, May 5, 1921 · page 9

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$3.00 $4.00 $5.00

New Striped m
$1.00

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

J OSEPH'DAVIS

85 Washingtoa Street
South Norwalk

 

BITY NEWS

 

 

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S-‘-:ls<tian Holler-an of the First.

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lh '-.;_1 .- in Stamford today on bus-
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—-Bu:c your coa‘. at Harris and Guns.

h :- 2; -,-cir.l lIllSlnl'SS was transacted
:11 l “iszlu‘s meeting of Butler
'lotip. No 97.

I. O. O. F.

 

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mid Guns

 

 

 

 

 

 

\‘C - l‘mr-s. or South Not-walk.
'wt ‘ ; lcl' anti dealers. have es-
r-t-..:3n l-vancl of their business
at l: l . meet. Danbnry.

S". , .. Mot‘t with a \‘ictrola
for ' ' : 5 D You can get one
col: 0 .~ .3 1-...7",x'.t plan. hiother
cuul (. ;(._\ :t “l ~ ‘011 are paving for
it 5'03 .3 " 1 wk :1 tout our plan.
Dorm I ‘~ >.~ \! .St.

—":rs:‘-. . fiction Farce. Fri-
day (\ ;i . ‘4". C, Town AssI‘mbl)‘
alall

'I‘lv fl: ‘ - lll:":. School baseball
.022. “I cl". 1": NH'WVH”: l-‘ridny
wtw if v.’ tins lm- tcam repres-
elzll l r Noun-ll: lligll School. A
cm: (r :‘M Sllillv'ftlS plan to ac.
4cl: W1 tn Nor-walk in or—
’flrr . ~ l‘ r zamn—J‘Ianb‘nry
2I{\

f , l" ’ “3H,; Special discounts
it ‘ \'.‘ llmlcv‘s. Music Hall Block.
.

A: \w' of the oyster boat
Sly - I7 " quoru-Il nt 6 o'clock this
(V1 to T'. : ”01mg“ John ”Re:-
pl. - Mimdufin‘heldupon
.‘W ' h} turn coloredgfnen
"“1 rv'r‘loc‘lc last -night. and
F“ of Seventy-five cents taken
I I.

l o .' 2' men in an automobile
‘I 3 a little disurhance on
‘5‘: . .. llt‘ last night. when they
2~ : nail down the street. ac-‘
—. w complaints received by the
Iv . :"07'1 residents. Patrolman
120"“: Hui-er wax sent to investi-
gwh i : tile young men had left by
(to: tzzllt he arrived.

‘Sz- ilg Optninz Vt eek." Angefine

I‘unlilulr (‘0.

flanahan’s Pine Tar Bags,

next winter at Harris

Moth Balls. N aptllalene

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Flake

Stillson-Powell Corp.

I Bocer Ludlow Council. No. 5. mi

'Eurekn Rebekah Lodge No.43. J. D.
0.1”. humor-w evening.

 
 
 

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A class initiation will be held by

 

 

—-'rhor" Electric Valium Bearer
825. 00. Angevine Firm. “Co
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Harry Ryan of Stamford was a vis-
itor with friends on Wilson Point.
road last evenmg.

—-Sp'e'cial music. Conrail and ser—
pentine-dances. Dance of Loyal Le-
gion and Battery C. Armory Friday
evening. Don't mix it.

 

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FrederickM. 8111an
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otfio nude-n Eve.

A special choral evening service
will be held at Trinity church this
evening lor Ascension day, at 6:30
o'clock. My} time“

The out or (:0th Circle. No.
258. will hold its regular meeting this

 

 

 

Adhcon held law Juan Hotel,

 

Dr. A. a. Col-burn My M
the Kiwanis out at no man-

=on the “and” um." “Eran
us a large m st the til-ilk

lean.

 

the Royal James Hotel uncertain-le-
tor O. H. Foster. Hr. chncy broil-V
known as a. hotel men and has‘heen1
omitted with many of the best hotel-

 

Amuse-u.“ tun-w to
it. Muemflhoen
Manure-”mm.

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W. s. Kenney. formerly manager of .
the McAlllster Hotel at Xiami. I-‘ln.

today unned‘thc whip of 9

.crops are afraid that they will great- tending the funeral

evening at Red Ken's Ball at 8:15
daylight saving.

-—Follow the crowd to Norwnlk
Armory. Fri. eve May 6. Big dance
rot loyal legion and Battery C. 8 P.
M. standard-time.

Huh-—

A stated conclave or Clinton Oom—
mnndery. No. 3. K. 'l‘.. will be held in
the Asylum \on Friday evening. at
8:30 p. m. The illustrious order of
the Red Cross and essentials of the
Knights of Malta will be conferred.

 

Complaints have been received by
the uptown police or boys playing
baseball in the vicinity of 27 Leonard
street.

 

Bell-n
in“0ncMnnlnanflion,”Pnlnccto-
day with five acts or vaudeville. ‘

 

At the Norwalk armory tomorrow
night. Battery C. C. M. A.. and the
Godfrey Post. American Legion. will
hold a. dance.

 

—Get your Victrola ~where ”Good
Service is a‘Hablt." on our Easy Perv
ment Plan. Donnelly's 16-16 50.
Main St.

 

--Poultry Mn. bovine Bron.

General dissatisfaction has been
expressed over the cold. row weather
of today. Those who took advantage Mrs Anna Olmscead and daughter
of the recent warm spell to plant May. have returned home after at-
ot Lawrence
Connors. in New York city. Mr.
Connors being Mrs. Olmstead's son-
—«Elgh (grade cool at Birth nnd inolaw.
Gun.

 

 

 

ly be retarded or ruined.

 

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——Why not make it n practice.
Buy a few records each week. or if
only one. it will soon swell your col-

Charles 0. Farmer. 72 years of age.
died yesterday at the Soldiers' Home

in Noroton Heights. He 3 member lecuon. You're sure or getting what
of the United States Navy at the time you want at A. J, Collins Co. Sec
of the Civil war. The body was adv't_

h——-——~

taken to Bridgeport today for burial.
-—--—-- Edna Ruth Dunne and Sherwood
-—Grand winduD of indoor dance Elmer Bailey were married in \lld—

 

irormerly of this city. and an employe

Rev. John Deyo. pastoral the Dan- of the J_ and J_ Cash mills.

 

 

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bury Congregational church tonight!
at the mid-meek meeting of the Nor-l —Famoun Mountain Ash Welsh Male
walk Congregational church. will de- Choir—Nomalk M. E. church, Satur.

liver an address on "Our Pilgrinr‘fiiy night, May 7. Tickets LN.

Heritage.’ The .serxice will stirt‘at
7 eclock standard time “a; C tain and Mrs. Malcolm Pennel'._3
_.._..._*_‘_“.;7. = in c arge’ ’6? the“ local Scorn or the
4907!“ Beblin who" nukes dim- Salvation Army. together with Staff
isles for Mrs to low' In. plays “One Captain John Gourley of Hartforrlil
Man in Million?! PM today. with the dixisional SI-t‘l‘tlln'. were thel
the. acts saudeulle. tspeakers at the services at the Slam—
. ' irord Salvation Army headquarters
'llels evening one. new candidates last evening. .
and members of Banner Council. .—
Sons and Daughters of Liberty. will —Bicycle Vs’eek. Special discounts
to entertained with a dinner_ and at A. W. Hodge's. Music Hall Block.
dance at the- meeting rooms on; 4
Washington street. An elaboratc‘ Court Frances. No. 11. Order or the
program of entertainment has also.Golden Sceptre. held a meeting in G.

been prepared for the new members‘A. R. Hall. last momng. which was
_.__._._. ' iattended

 

 

 

a truck. parked a few feet ahead of
the automohile of Judge Edwin S. Marie dc Nizer «110 will sing in
Thomas on \‘orth Main street S9819!” th( South .\or\\alk hlrtllodist Church
do} afternoon and the truck hacking npxt SUnday e\ening has made a
down the grade ”101‘? smashed a {9“- large number of records for the Ed-
der and one of the headlights of the 150“ Company. has sung in number-
judzo's car. with boys were taken to 1955 aims throughout the I’nitcd
police headquarters where they ro- States ‘wlth the Edison instrument

 

.ceiw-d a severe Warning. and in concert. work. and on 1- ‘estival
programs has appeared with such

 

 

 

for you to leave your

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DO YOU EVER 3
FORGET ? 3;
“'nnld it be possible :32.

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rent a Safe Deposit Box
and avoid all chance of
lass through theft or
B o x e-s rent

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accident.

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,. empty. with the door
3 unlnckcd, or a Window
_55 Open?

Do you ever forget
5‘ where you left im-
3 pol-taut papers or val-
.33- nobles?

i Anyone who is forget-
to]. (and who of us Is
llnt?)_. can profitably
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for an average of u feW'
cents a week. ‘ .. . .

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J'HI" [‘ Behan “ho nukes dim- celebrities as Galli Curci. Alma
fink: l'nr tcar~ ‘0 flow in. plays “One Gluck Mac 11.001 .Sllndellus. Martin-
“an '" “alum" ““300 today “ill‘ elli and Guido C.ccolini After ne\t
five a“; vaudeville. Sunday evening the regular Sun-lay
‘eyening musical features in the sen--
ice will be discontinued for the sum-
met.

The case of Catherine A. Leonard:
mlmiuislmtr’lx of the estate of Pat-
rick J. Lconartl. llgl’linst Archibald
Selwyn of lien Island and New York
cit)‘..for damages of sllutho. for the
death 0? her husband. who was kill-
ed in an accident near tlleArmory on
“Ft-st avenue by Mr. Selm-n's car.
scheduled to come before the higher
court in Bridgeport next week. Tam-
many & Connery appear for the plain-
tiff.

 

ANNOUNCE” KT

 

We open a store on Saturday. April
16 on 44 Water St" 50. Norwalll’. of
second-hand furniture. 6be SIB
ranges. stoves. oil stoves. carpets.
kitchen utensils and furnishings. 8»!!-
tlgues. etc.
Jane and Ash

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Tel. 499.

 

 
 

 
 
 

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Commercial Accounts '

 
 
 

Savings Accounts
Safe Deposit Boxes
Travelers’flhecks.

an admission service.

season. [Anal Legion and Battery C. dletown Conn” \[ondav morning at vices of "have" Campbell and 'Jne"
Norwalk Armory. Frhiay eve May _ 11 oclock at the parsonage of St. Fullvn. for a wrestling ‘nout. which it
5th. [Francis' church. ”Mrs Bailey was is anticipated will he a "corker." The

In' the gland officers frén'iT

 

 

tics in the country.
.-—____
The members or the Girl's Friend- ,
ly Society of Trinity church widhold
at 6:30 o’clofl.

mndard time. at the dhurch this

veiling. null all members are re-
quested to, arrive early. Following
the service the regular monthly

meeting will be held and there will
tho be a rehearsal for the entertain-
ment to be given next week.

 

The Misses Ethel anod Jenni lic-
Lean. of 19 Lowe street. entertained
the Union Sowing Chin)“ evening
in a very plea-mt manner. The at,
fair was in the nature of a welcome
m hits mun-h 'Buldeley. who is
back from Florida~ where the spent
the winter. and of a farewell to Miss
Jennie Way. who leaves next week
t'or California. to spend a month's
vacation. About twenty were pres.
ant. and a fine time was had with
music, games and refreshments.

 

An evening of entertainment has
been prepare Ltor the member-3' 0"
South Nor-w Council. No. 1233
Knights of Columbus. who attend the
regular meeting this evening. Judge
\Vllllam F. Tammany. has been re-
cured by Lecturer Thomas 1’. Mc-
Mahon. to give an address of interest
to the members. and the athletic
committee has also securv‘d the ser-

nthletic committee hopes to arouse
the interest of all of the members in
the project of the. installationcf :1
“gym" at the home. There will be
other items of interest for the mem-
bers “tonight's meeting.

X Wk DEATH CESTESA BY
“23“ ANCE.

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night m"mm with Frank 1:. .
“my“.mmm mm“
mement- wm be completed.“

 
 
 
 

 

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All Day TomorroWT

To Mark Down and Ito-arrange Stock for Our

Tremendous Mark Down Sale

COATS, SUITS, DRESSES and FUR-sf

SALE STARTS SATURDAY, 9 A. M. ‘3
Norwalk’s Greatest Sale Event. ’3 3; 7' .

Suites” ”téettmefirtfi‘fi

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PARIS. w 5.—-.~Exercises in ob-
semnce of the centenan of the death
of Bonaparte continued to~
da ,_Marshal Foch. Commander of
French military forces. reading an ad-
dress at the tomb of Napoleon. He
hurried home from London. where he
was attending the meeting of the Sn-
preme Allied 3Council. for the purpose
of taking part in the day's ceremon—
ies. _e Paris Post of the American
Legion was reprcsultcd b) a delega~
tion at the tomb

 

——Tcn piece Aluminum Set frlc “'ilminpton helaunre. and New Ha-
.with every Kitchen cabinet sold this «In Aftlr the lluslncso m(eting a
week. Angevine Furniture Co. \ery pleasant time \A as (-njmul b) all T 1
—-——————--———- members present. A delicious sup- (-
Small boys released “19 bPflkPS on per was a {tutun of the occasion 310

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Ma:
The Mother's
Angels—They Call Them Mothers

Bring “MOTHER” inward

FOR MOTHERS DAY

A FEW SUITABLE one ARE:

Dreaming of Home and Mother
Bic-t --ll 9 r
Mother S Prayer

1 Mother I‘ll Be There
ther'x llullds

her Maclll‘t-t-

Allswcr

Down Here
mmy Dear

$1.00

Down will bring a vial rola to your home
as a surprise to Mother

 

Donnelly’s~

16-18 South Mam St.

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WW... Forbldden Fruit?
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At the Regent today and tomorrow.

 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

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“wing proposition to Automobile «
‘30“ers in an insurance contract com N
in: fin, theft. colitis: or property
'dunsge. Let us explain this proposi-
clan and save you money—We write H

 
 
 

fielder: Company, Inc, South N
Bufldlnghom oe'l'elephoue',

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A NEW SToRE WITH A NEW smcx AND 'NEw,

 

 
 

Opening

_May 2nd to 7th

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

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pleasure to showyouthrongh ournew and up-to—dabe show rooms.
be able to make some worm-while Wim'm on the furnishing of your:
that will prove Weavers to you. Seasonable merchandise 3 p e ole

primd for this week.

 
 

 

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