Evening sentinel, Monday, May 9, 1921 · page 4

 

 

 

 

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, t c. corner of Fort

Rochelle, haVe
*ome at Hickory Bluff for the seasolu R

 

 

-- summer home in R

M.

It, and Mrs. Frank Brandow. o!
Beavtew avenue. enjoyed a motor trip
out of town yesterday.

 

Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Howard, of Sy-
camore street. entertained friends
Iron out of town yesterday.

 

Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Beach at

Stanton-y 143M avenue. enjoyed -a.
reek-end motor trip on Long Island.

 

The Benedict street tennis courts
were informally opened on Saturday

 

afternoon. by nearby residents. who
alloyed several games there.
The tux Huntington oi' the Red F

Star lhle tied up in the local harbor
over the week-end. together with the
tug Port. Chester .ot the same line?

 

Mrs. Jeremiah \Vood. mother “of
’ereujnh Wood. Lieutenant-Gover-
nor of New York State,. is visiting S.
B. Dibble. of Van. Zant street. East
Norwalk.

 

The usual weekly rehearsal of the
East Norwalk Community chorus will
be held}!!! evening at Community
hall. at. 1 o'clock. stondard time. Sev-
eral applications for membership
have been received and will be actcd
noon mult-

Boat—owners were active yesterday.
and many craft were tried out in
Inticipatlon of a busy season.
weather was a little cool to. enjoy
much of a trip. but there were made
who "tried 'out the. old bus" just thc
same.

The cabin launch Bundle. which is
high and dry on the flats adjoining
the Hl-Po Battery company. is re-
ceiving: a new coat of paint. 'l‘hc
color scheme of black and orange. an
orange “ripe along thc (ntirc hull.
with orange. trim. making th(. craft
quite attractive looking.

A resident of rust strcct com-
plained to the police that somé'one
had strewn salt along the roots of a.
hedge in front of their house with
11-10 evident intcntion of destrbiing
the same. Another rcsiacnt also is}
ed a complaint with the police about
the actions of boys who created a dis-
turbancc there.

All membcrs of the Mayflower Hook
8: Ladder company are requested ‘?

 

attend tankht's meeting. nail is me‘

omit-annual meeting of thc conipnny‘
and there will be an,clection of am.
cer's. Plans for the dinner to h(' 111-111
next Monday eucnlng, Slay lGlh, will
also be disenSscd, and a. number or
applications for membership art (’\-'
pected to be H ceived.

 

Captain'Richai-d Hendrick. in the
motortender Hml 1L. “‘t'lll down
the Sound yesterday with a party‘o?
ten Wilton fishermen and hronuht
back about a bushel \ol' black-fish
some of which w1igl1cd as much as
tour or five pounds. Thcn- won a' so
a numbcr of othvr fishing parties 11111.
yesterday 011 Suturd'w. rV'ilfénc‘fi
that the blackiish were running good
and also large, was attested 11y- l‘W-tr
Vaast. who hooked and vlandorl :1
blackfish weighing about seven and. :1
halo pounds.

 

‘- Thc antics of three men. :1 littlv
brown jug and :1 bicycle. provided
much amusemcnl for pedestrians at
and V1111 Maud;
Etrocts last evening The threc m_c11.
all of whom :lrc more 'or less well.
known in East Norwallk..l1ad evident-
ly hccn sampling lhc contents ot'thc
"l.'il goodFole jug" quite frcclyfnnd.
finally one of thc mcn plut‘cd‘l‘ho
same beneath his cont :md stiii't'c‘rll
for home. He was try'in‘l! to~conrittil

the jug: but with poor snow-SS. Tho
other two men. startcri urn-r himl
aboard the. bicycle of onc of tin-(m

but cndcnvorcd to climb .1l101rd thcirF
craft from the. rear. which resllltpd
in ch't-rnl falls. ll‘lnully. drspilcl
traffic. which was quite ht-m'y. The;
two mcn and the VVllN-l. occupied a
spot in. the middle of the road whirl“

they held solcmn council about what
should lm donc. and one 1mm finally;
succcm'ed in mounting the \V’llt‘t'li
while. tlw other went on‘ down Spoi-
View avenue.

Ilr. and Mrs. John
view avcnuc. wore

Hart. of ”Sea;
1

pleasantly s ‘r-
ij'iscdgnn Saturday cvcninrr. “Inn :1
number of the mcmbcri: of Lady
-Macl:l.chlan Lodge. Daughters of Sco-
1m. paid an uncxpectcd visit to their
home. the occasion I)¢"lli’. the VV'rd

ding annivcrsary of thc couple. Jioth
Mr. an-i Mrs. Hart :ch vcry popular}
among the members or the Scottish
sorieties and the surprise party was
a testimonial to thcir popularity. 'A‘i'i'
enjoyable evening was spcnt in song.
story and dancing. and dainty re.
freshments wcrc served during:
evening. As is the custom :11 :1”
such gatherings or Scots ”11 land of
the heather was again \isihd in snnrr

and fond recollections. “Tlv Ronnic
Banks 0' Loch Lomond" lhc ‘ tanks
and Braes 0' Ronnie lmon.’ the

The.

‘ zard. the Monarch of Monker GrdtLoV

'W'ell—thc. team that had the candi<

thc ~

 

Mi- Ollve Cole. of Rowayton ave-
nue. who is at Hampton Roads. Nor-
toibhnd other places of interest. in
Virginia. is remembering her friends

 

viith souvenir cards. 3‘
'With the approach ot‘ summer wen:
ther, Bell Island summer residents

New York city homes. Among the
latest arr-hols are: Mr. and Mrs.

W. Plant. Mr. and Mrs R. G. \Vilson.
and Mrs. W. Lee Ward and daughter.

MON KER GROTTO

 

 

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E13 chine here. and who had their own
band.‘ Gas balloon; rattlers. horns.
frying pans with strikers attached.

fith-Bonoowen.

Lure.

gaunt from Tannton bomb. II to
a

‘ ‘wsr worker.

are beginning to appear from Mr..wldower.
ed at Eastbourne and in Paris. D!!!"

”111 the war she was employed in the-

HAD BIG. TIME . place ‘0 2:11:11” soldier. ;
IN _NORWALK We own ‘ £12135“qu m

second- hand furniture. dishes. no
ranges. stoves. oll stoves, om
kitchen utensils and furnishings. un-
tlgues. etc.

June and Alli

rm. " ‘ '
LONDON. lay .-—-Btr Arthur Git-
Minister of A‘s-lolli-
who- has just POW tom-

rry his former private mun,
Del-alien). a volunteer

is: Phyllis
The wedding is to be to

“sli- Arthur is 51 years old Fund a,

Mix Dereham was educat-

Agricultural Department where she
won promotion to a private secre-
taryship. serving under her prospect»
ive husband. Later she yielded her

 

l. on 44 Water 8t... 80. Norwalk. of

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and in fact most every kind of :1
noise making devise was used. The
Rowayton Drum Corps also provided
martial music. _

Finally adjournment was made to
Hoyt's Theatre where between 5 an 7
p.1m. supper was serV'cd. there being

about 700 visitors in attendance.
From 7:30 o'clock until 9:30
o'clock. there was an introduction of
visiting monarchs. officers. etc. and
at 9530 o'clock the I‘CVl‘lS began.
Of course. it's impossible to tell

what happened. but if anyone should
see Johnnie Gruclle. or Ehcn Putnam.
especially the latter as he crossed the
Styz safely: or Fred Lyon. or (‘ramer‘
liegemzln. or llcrbert Mansfield Buz-.

Clan nce Butterficld. or Jim Don-

or
nt-lly. or Jimmie \Vithnll. or Bill
-“‘ellnilz. or \Villis Jones. or Holden

Bailey, or——~but why add n:1mcs."th(’y
Wouldn't tcll anyhow. Xvi-(Hess to
say. what happened was sufficient.
Incidentally the sixth anniversary
of the birth of Monkcr Grotto was ob-
scru-(l on Saturday. and this was not
forgotten during the rthls.l1ccaBe
vowel! know the feeling of pcp that
a birthday annivcrsan gins 0m".

datps and the leaky rowboat which
Chin-on had to ferrv across the river.

il‘e sure felt husky.
nStore' kccpers waxed int and menry
over the arriVal of all the prophets.
land did rushing business as the Pro-
‘Dhets were free spenders. This bit :of
commercialism: didn't spoil the dtly
however. .
.7.qu that Monkcr has blown steam
for a'whilc the members are plan-'
ning‘ for still bigger and bvllcr thing‘s F
Tht’ cast W18 gchn in Saturday 5 cdi-l
lion of thc Sentinel but ommisslon
was mudc of the general committcc in
nhllruc. which was as follows:——-

(‘huirmnnw—S. l.. St. John.

(‘nst Director—A. 'l‘. Dawson.

 

Refreshment Committee—Charles
“115111.. . _ ‘
Musical llirct'ilir~—“"illlnm \VcllnilL

Marshal of l‘:1r:11lc»~\Villlnm Illin-
ford.

(‘hicf Electrician—mllny “‘crmc.

Mnstcr ltt-rclsmli'rcd Colcmnn.

Reception Committee—D. ll. Reach.
ll, Slicrron. P. l. 'Murshall. ll. Bullcy.

Stage I Directors—-Alfrcd ervn.
\\':1rd \‘an Alslync. ll, Prank.
L‘h.1rlcs l'l'nhl. G. l'llillcox.

_GOLDEN’S

68 Washington Street

 

 

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ANNOUNCEMENT. '

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to Automobile
owners in an insurance contract cover-
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damage. Let us explain this proposi-
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all kinds of insurance. —-’l‘he Taylor 8

Golden Company. lnc.. South Norwalk
I'lrzl'élsl. Co. Building. omce Telephone,
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Frank 'I‘ Brundnge,
phone 1931-.3

R. H. Golden. House Telephone, 31.

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House Tele

 

 

YOUR OFFER ulna rr.
Chalmer’s roadster.

Ford l-ton truck chain drive.
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N orwalk Radiator
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26 Main St, Norwalk, Conn.
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" Marked
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For

SATURDAY

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“Wee Hoose Among
were all visited In song.
.‘by “Bonnie Marv or Artrylc” and
"'Annic Laurie." '11. honor of Mrs.
liart. one of the honorary members.

e Scottish Clans sang “Ma l‘lonnic
Jean." Souvenirs from Scotland
weie distributed. and a Very pleasant
evening was brought to :1 close by
singing "Auld Lang Syne."

ROWA YTON

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Albert 8. Lynch of New
gisited relatiVes here Vesterday.
lEMrs. E. H. R'Vory and Mrs. John

Flint are spending the d
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yark City. 3' n l P“:

thc llcziythcr "
accompanied

 

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.. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce. Kcllong. of New

Opened their summer

 

allure. W. I“. Ambler of Rowayton
avenue. ls spending two weeks with

an and Mrs.

iner. and Mm Stanton Hart of Stat"
sland, were week- end guests of

F "~ and Mrs. San!
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Tracy B. Ambler. in Lee.
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The Largest Stock
in Town ,

Luke Benedick

34 No. Fairfield Ave.
South N orwalk

 
 

 
 

 

 

 

Quality should be F the
thought. The best coal
cheapest in the long run.

first
is the

it you can't burn it, coal is not
cheap at any price. That which we
are now altering is of excellent
quality. We welcome your inspeo.
tion. Coal in the cellar is good in-
surance.

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South Norwalk
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7th Anniversary
SAL E

STARTING FRIDAY, MAY 7TH

All Prices Lowered Far Below Pro-war
Prices. Buy Now for Present or
Future Delivery.

Free Storage and Free Delivery AnywlilTeTe

 

RUG‘S‘. AT SALE PRICES

 

 

 

 

9x12 One PiéeEBrussell Rug. . . .Now $19.95

Formerly $39.00

9x12 Oile Piece Brussell Rug. . . .Now $29. 95
Formerly $49 00

9x12 Heavy Axminster Rug. . . . .Now $29.95
Formerly $55. 00

9x12 Heavy One Piece Axminster
Rug....... ......... ....Now$39.95

Formerly 11:" 1 5.00

9x12 Extra Fine .Axminster Rug.Now $49.95
Formerly $85. 00

9x12 Velvet and Axminster RugsNow $69.95
Formerly $95. 00 to $150

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EXTRA SPECIAL!

50 lbs French Rolled Edge (100% Pure Cot-
ton) ll’l'attress , sold as high as $15.00.
. AnniversarySale Price, for any size. . $6.95

Refrigerators . . . . ..... . . . $10.00 to $85.00

Formerly $18.00 to $165.00

 

New Perfection Oil Cook Stoves, Florence Oil
Cook Stoves, Red Star Oil Cook Stoves.
From...... ........$l$.00to$92.00

Formerly $13.30 to 125.00

 

........‘; .$9.00 to $55.00
$15.00 to $95.00

Couch Hammocks

Formerly

 

Window Screens, Screen Doors and Baby
Carriages.

 

$1.00 Delivers a Hoosier Kitchen Cabinet.

 

Sterhng Furniture Co.
127-131 Washington Street, South Norwalk
Phone 105.

THREE serum :11 ans, so sums m cm

VICTOR WESELY

(Formerly with Vast Bros.)

Automobile Bodies, Fenders, Radiators,
Lamps, Répaired and Made to Order,
And MlKinds of Sheet Metal Work.

 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

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Suits, Coats, Wraps and Dresses

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The Home of Good Clothes for Men and Women.

 

 

 

 

 

 

The bed store: ’0! carry a £111 line of Such/1n: S. ~ 7.... J

apparel for
Stylish Stout Figures

"This system makes avnlluldr :1 ..1.
wardrobe of fashionable And
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Do away with needless,
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The ““31 sprint reduction has been made and
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