Evening sentinel, Friday, May 13, 1921 · page 4

 

 
 

 

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EAST NORWAA'IE'e

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fir. and Mrs. Cheri. Levy have
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.venue.

 

A chimney has been erected on the,
tonne of J. R. Jacobsen. 14 Van Zandt
dreet. to replace a. former one at the
mt of the house.

 

Work on the painting of the Advent
Christian church in its new coat of
brown shingles. with hory white trim.
will commence shortly. it is expected.

 

A cake and food sale is being held
[his afte rnoon at the A 8: 1". store on
van '/..mdt street by members of the
Ladies Aid Society of the East avenue

I. 1‘. church.

Mrs. Ir\in5: ll. Bradley is entertain-
In: tlIr members of the. bazaar com-
mittm- or the East Norwnlk Improve-
ment Assm intion at her home on Van
Zandt stltet this afternoon.

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PntI-ztdmin Roberts in\cetlmted
conipl. ints irom residents of Seaview
axenuc about boys throwing stones
and lllt lkllll! windows. The names
01th» I ulpI-its have been obtained and
their [tilt nts will he \isited.

 

 

Mr and Mrs A. N. Paddock will
maintain the members of the Adult
Class of the IE not Inenue \i. E.
rhIIItlI III III! ir home this cxening at
a social muttering the first of a, ser-
ies of functions to be held (wary

month.

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There “ill be a, reunion and corpor-
a“. all of the clauses
confirmed at Christ church. on White
eunday morning. May 15th, at 9:30
o'clock (standard time). Invitations
to :Illrml this service and reunion
have I...“ sent to all who have been
confirmed at the church.

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Plans for “If “Birthday social" of
.the .\Il\ili.tl‘\'. which will he held dur-
ing: the Mllvr‘ part of this month.
tern made :It the meeting or the \V0-
man‘s .‘\ll\lll.’il'_\" of Christ church held

 

 

aestcrdax at't--rnoon with Mrs. S. W.|
Kelley. Stasidc place. The Auxiliary
will lllI-rl lit-\l Thursday afternoon
with Mrs. Kellcx‘. also.
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(3. l7. Vudrro», of l-Zast Norwalk, Tfh
vorted to tlIr police \‘t‘Sll'l‘fIflY after-
noon that he had stInck a small boy
namtd ‘;~Inronl (‘onuors at the corner
of MonIm- and South Main streets.
I'lt‘h his automobile. The tiny “'11:;
examined iIv Dr. A. ‘D. \\'avls“'orih.

who was close at hand. and was pro-
nounced uninjured. The accident was

unavoidable.

 

‘Rrherursnl oi‘ the “East Norwalk
Community chorus will he held on
Monday «In-Hing in the pnI-lors of the

East nwnue .\i. E. church. Commun-
ity hull lu-inr: taken by the Minnow-
er Hook & Ladder compnnv. Rehear-

m1 of thr- patrintic numhers will again:

be held. Several more
for mcmlIr-rship have been
and these will he acted upon on Mon-
day cvcnlng‘.

nppllcnt ions

 

(in lilondny evcnlnc. May 10th. the
‘mcmhers of the Mayflower Ilook «(—
Tnddtr cornpanv. lthllL’ll tlIr enter—
talnmrnt committv

rccclvcd. .
glmrdly get out (If l)"(l for when l bent,

of the (‘fiv‘npanv lklllnl-)

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Whooping couch. is pmnt
among children.

 

George Otte has returned to ilk
home on the Post Road. after her-
in: enjoyed a. visit to Florida.

 

Mr and Mrs. C. E. Siw. of De-
roy menue recently entertained Fred
'Golinfi of New York City.

 

Arthur David Stevens. jr.. of NEW
York City. was a recent visitor at the
home of his parents on the Middle-
sex Road. .

 

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MN; John McDevltt of Noroton
avenue and her daughter. Miss Isa-
bella. have left to spend the summer
in the Catskills.

 

Mr. and Mrs. Fred. H. Smith of
Grove street recently entertained
Mrs. Herbert Sileox of East Norwalk
and Miss Theodore Stabell of South
Norwnlk.

St. John‘s Dramatic ClulI infinity
with preparations for the comedy
“Safety First" which is to be given
May 23rd and 24th at the Noroiaon
Fit‘emen's Hall.

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C. S. Abbe of Leroy menue is plan-
ning to malte another appearance in
the movies taking the part of thflts
in "Canny Ricks." for the Famous
Players-Tasky Corporation.

 

Mrs. Helen C. Yates has remitted
to her home in New York Pity. after
having superlntended the disposition
of the personal en‘ects of the late
Miss Caroline L Penlston. J

Next Monday night. the young
peeple of St. Luke's Parish. Noroton.
will give nu entertainment and dance
under the chapcronage of the Wom-
en's Guild. at the Noroton Heights
schoolhouse.

 

 

ANSWER THE CALL

Nun-walk People Have
That This is Necessary.

Alcold. a strain.

A little cause
neyl.

Spells of‘ backache ot’ten follow.

Or some irregularity of the urine.

 

South “mad

a sudden wrench.
may hurt the kid-

A splendid I't-mtdy for such at-
lilt‘lxa‘.
A medicine that llzls satisfied n10“-

sands. .

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thehonmdllnfl'ovleraaendiw
street.

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Concerts list: by Jenn “acorn-
ad of Norobon in New York and
Ohm ‘hov‘ netted more . then
8154. 000 for the Irish Relief Fund.
McCormsck is to give another con-
cert in Boston May 22. .

 

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gouverneur
”Dam the letter so well known in

Lidia Vosburgh, the mo. for
some time soloist at. the Dorian Con-
gregational Church. are now living
on Noréton Hill. in Stamford.

 

George Kemp or the Pod Road.
with) was for many years with the
Bradbury cruller bakery of Bridge-
port. and more recently with the
Stanley crullor concern of Stamford.
is now employed by the Walter mew-

art Co- ., ..

76 Washington Stéeet

m to m
Friday and Saturday

BEANS

Tasty Graded Michigan
Pea Beans—Fine Eating

4c lb.

When Bought Witli
" Other Goods

OTHER SPECIALS
Dico Coffee . . . . . 25: lb.
Salted Peanuts. . . . 15c lb.
Cornflakes . . . . . . 9c pkg.
Baking Powder. . . 30c lb.

 

 

In a. Class by Itself
“SWEETNUT”

28c 1b.

 

is iloan's Kidney l‘ills. ARR your
neighbor!

Thousands of pr-oplc rely upon it.

Ilere is one case:

August Thommen. 10 Leonard St“!

Norwalk. Rhys: "l “as so stii‘f and“
sore through my kidneys that I couid‘

with pain that I?
:Icain. Lumbazo“

over. it “as only
could straiuhttn up

 

I would ll£i\t* to;
nitrht to pass the
llnnn's Kidney:

1y (ioulIlI-d me up.
git up during the
secretions.

havl‘ ntrnnn‘ed for n d' mop. ”Hunt,“ lI‘ills \u re Ietmnmr'ndc ll so I lipgnli'

mp", I.” I] huff“, Illlit' II for ”)pir .llslliz ”if m. IFOIIli'f-X (‘l Tl:lllll_V dltl
friends, “hug and l'arnilics. and n ;nwa\ with all liIany tIonhlu" !
good lllllf' is anticipated. Dancinn‘. Price 600. at till dealt-rs. Don't.
far which Herman (‘and one of lhf‘.§l"‘llll,¥ ask for n kidney remedy—get“
members o t‘the Compnnv. and hisllioan's Kidney Pill—the same that
orchestra will furnish music. will lIc’Mr. Tlmnimer lmd. ‘uster-Milburn
held in Community Hall. “hich has 00.. Mfrs" Ilufl’nln, N. Y. 4 I

 

pains run through my hat-k .Ind near-f

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j TWO OF OUR STORES—NAMELY:

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11-1-20 lb. |WHOLE MILK-CHEESE - - - 25c ll:

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Magnolia Brand Condensed Milk 160 ..m
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