Was it
"1 t not delivered to you reasonably
. ; my, notify The Sentinel,- Phone 9:.
~ 3c per my: in p'ei- week.
EAST NOR WALK
Troop No.6 Boy Scouts of. Amer-
ion is scheduled to meet this evening
atCommunity hall.
_~u—_ ’
C. l'rench and family mov—
boulevard to
”-1 3‘.)
Mrs. F.
at! today from Gregory
Booth Osborne avenue.
”
Miss Margaret Anderson of Fort
street is entertaining her cousin,
Mas Catherine Eldridge, of Bayonne,
N. J.
Miss Ruth Johnson of Bridgeport.
‘has been the guest of Miss Gertrude
Pennington of 33 Fort street for sev—
eral days.
Mrs. Edward E Mead. who at pres-
ent is attending professional duties
in Ridgefield. spent “’ednesday at
her home on Edlie avenue.
The many friends of Mrs. William
fiaig. Jr., will regret to learn that
.she has been quite ill at her home at
110.3 Edlie avcnue
Local gasoline dealers. “ho hme
sidewalk lillkS. lune had the tinks
re- -painted in 'nrignt an i glo‘wing col—
ors in anticipition ot the summet
trade.
The bazaar committee of the East
Norwalk Improvement Association 13'
holding: a cake and food sale this at-
ternon at the A & P‘storc on Van
Zandt street.
Local school children are pleased
ioday hccnnse of the fact that there.
is no school session. duc to the con—
‘wntion of the teachers being hcid in.
Bridgeport today.
“John Rodgers." the light-
house. tender which has been in the
harbor for the past two days. leaving
supplies. and freshing the buoys and
beacons with paint. cleared yesterday
afternoon for its next port of call.
The
Work on the intcrior of the new
home of Harry Newmnnn on Grcgory
Boulevard is expected to he stn rt ed
next week. the walls and roofing
having hccn completed. The house
'has a solid concrete foundation and
the frame work extends for two stor-
ies above this.
The May m« «tingof the Mayflower
"Hook & Ladder company will he held
at the quarters on Van Zandt stro-ct
on ‘Mouduy evt-ning next. May 9th at.
which time the Entertainment com-
mittee will make :1 report as to the
E
noon.
—. of this
various committees were received at
the meeting yesterdny
which :was presided Over by ‘Rev.
rector o: .the NiGflllo.
“Robert
more
Results.
Party" ..
chu .
ah .
115; and the members decided to in—
“membership campaign"
_which however will be The proprietor saw them and tele-
The oflicers elected
augurzite a
about
published later.
yesterday were:-
- Plans were made at the. annual
meeting, of the Womans’ Auxiliary of
Christ church. held yesterday arter-
"Birthday
of the Auxiliary. which will 13d by the pom” here,
beheld, at the church the-latter part we of one of the men arrest“ is
from themeorge Modem: who was uni m
for the annual
month. Reports
B. B. Foote.
More. Mrs. Bastard and M‘
. an example will be made. of
the go’n'c'iidon ’
17:.0.» .-
the correct
we ebeen connected with the rotten
aflenwomfitb eHnssqn Fruit store on geot-
{which resulted in the kill 5!
Mndello was discharged
and which was held in the Thy the court for incl: of evidence.
parlors.
.The membership
“ Acgrding to the story told by‘ the
a. gain over this time a. year. :Stratto‘rd police. the four men stopped
Rentinet Advertisements Bring Good
in front of the Sturvola gasoline
station and started to tamper with it.
phoned for the police who arrived in
time to apprehend the men before they
could—make a getaway.
The four men Were using an unto-
mobile which they had parked near the
gasoline station. The police, after}
Pacoisammjimeymrudis
well known in Norwalk. Tho m
umthequarterns 11““.an »
£38 be 61118, as it bore the license plate ,
5.
W,—
~Auto continunation cases
District court. this afternoon. the ses-
sion opening at 2 o'clock (standard
time). Yesterday afternoon
were filed.
- are “
scheduled to come before Judge Ed- .
win .8. Thomas. in the United States '
briefs
in a number 0: minor equity cases
runny, luv 6, 1921
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AFTER you’ve bought, what
then?
Will you be able to get the
selections you like best? Will
you have an expert to look
after your instrument regu-
“flc monograph, with a Sour”
Our business is helping. people '
o
b
find true musical enjoyment.
Equipping their homeswith New
Edisons is only one step in the
process. Serving their homes
with Edison after-service is
I1
We Will Place on Sale Tomon my
1”. sun‘s
These Suits Were Form 1‘
$30, $40 and $53.
Wool Jersey Suits
For \Nomen and Missm
Colors:
er, Brown, Dark (he-en ..
the ordinary Suits sold QISeu ., .
Special for $10.95
Plaid W001 Skirts
Black and V Ollie Nax \ :21
Black, Oxford Tea... in
Ht ‘T "
Special for $5 G0
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“who
dinner to he givmv on the evening of la!- keep ' tun
Monday the 113th. ()thr-r matters. 1y and It edyear afte.’ the other step.
including several applications for year? wm you have 8 mus»:
Regirltilecrsliirrg “’lll also he taken up at orgmatlm interested in help. We g1" this service,— every
‘ , ing you get every enjoyment out time we sell a New Edison.
.. °‘ 3'” “We”? Remember-ms two together
lary. Mrs. F. \V. Sturdcyzmt; 'l‘reusur- You WilL~if you buy your mg the mUSlC 0U want in 4
\
er,- Mrs. l". M. “dies-Aer; Auditors. New Edison from us. yourhome . ‘
Mrs. Arthur Morchonsc and Mrs. (‘. ' °
N. w... h mm..- 20 Per Cent. Discount
are appointed by the president and ed Pian ‘:o T
will he announced later. The nt-xt The ,Alfr Fox. .‘ 0 On Millinery Tailored suits Spring coats and 1)1U\\CS
meeting will be ht-ld on the :1fter- 8;) North “13]“ Street, ’ ’
noon of Thursday. May 12th,.nt tho 0
home of Mrs. S. W. Kelley, Seaside Opp. Congregation“ (3th
place. ' . d
- -fi?
D... c. Charge Accounts Sollc1to .
street. has again lilt'v] complaint with Get Your capy m
‘thc authorities rcgnrdinz: the (muons. u icon R IliI. . M
of Youngsters, who. according to M rs. l gum?éfigom:ggdmnu£:; N lbon '
fiznford. persist in destroying her find out which I: Mr Edison's Mar“ °' ”‘5‘ tum" "°“ '° “’97 ' ‘
property. despite her protests. and : 25 gym-1g. tunos. Notchhvim :1:- " fi'fiukuln “nu" N"
also despite llli' fact that patrolman : on “stoning to music. Boolfyou ".0“, k. on.
John ltolrt-rts hnd lvctnrv-d them. Mrs. ! luv. the six “loclionl be “1th N
Sanford indignnmly denounced the ' ovary home should poo-on. Re. “a. v 6.86.11
_children when she called an The ' member, too. thlt we carry com- "
Evening Sentinhl today. and mm ”mg piece stock of the RanxAmNs Add“
when remonstrntcd with. that lhv-v lMLEfi3‘1'0‘311‘3l’kk9d-
treated her disreSpcctl‘nllv. and. at 4‘3; . I g
times. used \ile language. l'nlvss con— E _ h"
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WHITE G:
ODERN GR CERY. COM
We Are Pleased to Call the Following Items to Your Attention
SELECTED MAINE POTATOES
PURE LARD '- -- «2 lbs. 25c | DIXIE BACON
NULATED SUGAR . -
STRICTLY FRESH EGGS
1 5 lbs.
1; AN 3.:
213
- 23c ll};
7c 1133
270 Per D0};
"rocery Co.
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