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$3.00 $4.00
NEW STRIPED
N ECKWEAR
$1.00. $1.50
Bow Ties
50c, 750, $1.00
uws
\\'illi;~m Muller. of the South Nor-
l'oqt (tillt‘t‘.
'cni touring car.
O‘Bri
J. liuuch. of the l'.
spent 'i'llursdn) eve
‘I 'll:
vlvl'tc.
hum“ of Miss Elsie A. Jlillvr.
S.
is: o-
m. .< .4
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has purchased a.
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Ming
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.on cl. Norwulk. leaving yester-
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:; (vl'lll! LT for N. Y., wheer his ship
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~-Tllursdny ‘May 19 is Dollar Day.
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PEI-I—I-F-
luv ‘u If on No
Htlllllg until Saturday.
nday. May 1 6th.
May
'i‘in- A. J. ("oilius Co. will offer
\VI'iil't'Vt‘i’ Aluminum
This
cannot afford to let
».i .\(l\"l.
i?
4" f‘l'lilS.
\m;
.H lulu-ting of Local 52
iv. (V l.. l'. Hall.
l.‘ wt 7 l'. M.
m r.‘ attend.
___.__...—.
lllnl‘llllig services
i \i. ii. church
L t
Fry
.‘ln oppor-
puss
Tor
Tuesday.
Stumi'l rd time.
at the
tomorrow,
ll. Tompkins vvill deliver
..z n so r’n-s of sermons based
\uluet't. “God. llevil
rind
'l l .- Srl‘lnnns will deal largely
it [1‘ life.
High grade coal at Harris and
‘31 is.
l‘l
I
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IK'JIL'ilt-
f‘ rn
0' C.
ll"lli lu
\v \\
llllitl l“l.l;lllll on ‘.\l(~ml;lv.
\"zlclll (‘illlL oi'
(‘ity
Yolk. will IlOlII its thirty-
May
It \\lll 1.. open for all regular
(3.
L’ class
‘l
N1
Sxtt‘4"l;|l
:lli lullnlicup.
(‘lzl SKI-S.
llnttrry vs.
Malone 1"itltl. SUI-day
aew time.
T’lSll‘lil
M
llzlrrv
Itrpllt} \V.
slumps :lnli vnulo tip to and
Oil?
witll Springfield East-
I \;l ui-ury
3:15
Scoficid.
of Stamford. “ill [my an Official visit
'0 ('lvl \\'~li lunllt. NO. UK. I". 8' -\.
rd w. 'l‘llrsllny cvmlillsr, Klu)‘ ITlll.
ml :I'l Ilt‘lllllll‘K :lr( urztwl to turn
.w ill E'lu’ him a cordial welcome.
.~ l ticl'lll Apprentice (lcgrce will
3:. .lv (‘ttllfl‘l'rf'dav
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- 'l‘nvlrsdny May 19 is Dollar Day.
krv
"it nnnhan's Pin
F‘r
e Tar Bags,
Moth Balls. Napthalene
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Flake
Our
Vaults Cannot
Burn
'i it
:4
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-» w-ry first thing you
want after a fire
be your fire insur—
policy.
\‘lellil you need to dig it
' u‘ the debris, 'or is it in
Sml- Deposit Box here
vlli miller documents?
l‘v-u can be absolutely
. that anything you put
.;; Mir Safe Deposit vault
..I not be aflectod by are.
* v‘mr-wime ask to see how It
' mn.~tructed.
Boxes, $4 a Year
SouthNW~
Sam M L ~
“open HONWW .
South
St “icon-Powell Corp.
SOUTH NORWALK
v
. street. reported to the poiice‘lvesterdny
K. :
,E. K. BANKS
‘ intone. MAWO norm.
SO. NOBWALK ’
_ - ._ i ‘ .
Attorney Edward ‘J. Quinlan if
.ndlng the week-end at the home
or his parents in East Haven.
vi
Miss Ruth Cave. accompanied by
her mother. Mrs. Elizabeth Cave, left
today for a two weeks trip to Wash-
ington, D. C.
1‘ -.
c—Thuraday May I} is Dollar Day.
Rev. George B. Tompkins. pastor
of the Nor-walk M. E. church. has.
been spending a. few days with his
mother at Spencer. N. Y.
14 Burbank
Anthony lebeil of
that a tricycle had been ato‘tén from
the porch of his home on Thursday
night.
-—Caps and Straw Huts. O'Brien's.
A regular meeting of Lincoln Coun-
cil. No. 4. O. l'. A. M. was held last
muting. Several applications for
membership were received and final
plans for” the novelty dance to be held
this evening. were made.
Ben Nash of Broad River reported»
to the police last nig’ht that therervns
in light burning in the cellar of 24%
West avenue. and Patrolman Gainer
went to investigate but reported that
everything was “serene."
. -——Thursday May 19 is Dollar-Day;
W
Mr. and Itlrs. William K. FInkler
are entertaining Harry Loin: of New
York. the Russian tenor. who appear-
ed inst evening at the Elks‘ ilome.
for the week-end at their home on
Putnam avenue.
There will he a meeting of the
Zionist district of Nor-walk. at the
headquarters on Llomlay evening at S
p. m. daylight saving time. for the
purpose of trimming delegates to the
Zionist convention in Cleveland in
June.
-—Nor\vnlks. with Springfield East-
eru League llattery vs. ilanhury K.
of C. Malone Field. Sunday 3:15
new time.
Kenneth I‘Zrkinc or the National In-
surance company. reported to the po~
iicc y4stt l‘llil} afternoon that about 4
o'cliock on the morning of May 3rd.
:i llurlt‘y-Dinltlson motorcycle and
Sidecar. llcf-nsr' R99. had been stolen
tfrom the private garage of Elliott S.
man in Damien.
and distinct type of criminal is sup~
fin: these criminal: the mention.
PmSBURG-H. May I‘L—A new
planting the bid class or when. de-
tectives—and criminologist: represent-
ing 350 agencies. were told diet-e re-
cently which “plans were perfected to
form the Intemtioncl Sucre? Service
Association. ‘ _
This new. class while tar niore bold
and daring. lacks the ingenuity of the
old-time criminal. it is sald._“'here
terteitlng. . forseny. and ~swindling
games that required patienceto exe-
cute. the newer and younger'lgenera-
non. ranging in age from m to 21.
specializer bank and mail robberies.
trztln hoidups. payroll. theft: and
other daring crimes. speakers declar—
ed. .
With the object in view of oombatb
tentatively formed at Chicago last
men was organized formally here.
The organisation includesnequy ever.v
detective agency" of importnnce in the
l'nited Staten end .will maintain of-
fices in fox-elm countries" A clearing
houtéinll be 'estéhllshed.at Philadel-
phia through which manners . may
obtain information gathered by indi-
vidual et'tbrt und‘wit‘h the tempera-
tioinio‘f state and municipal authori-
crinunnls iii the past indulged in coun- .-
ntno um mi
In 31'”. in go sun.
37 Min; conflict a
this along “1%,
with tux-1ft.
.Iw
newsman“ _
cameo 1pm! on tin-a -
Chewing” I. ‘oourp.
but £1:th murmur
to be a thrifli Omar;
motor Quentin annu-
III being spelt 11;. .tor
have” lam-d to so" hi- for
”managed o 500! about.
once thought.
But now he no“ it. w.
90 study Inumt'o my.
for making hit on: value qui.
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savings Division, 7111: ”do
“01'. 1
giggling- ouch any.
‘_ graham: lithok; w
nahl‘o-ufoly; hard out.
plain: out).
lo- an. plus:- loop. as: thrift can my.
nth tom In usher bushl- cation:
. I: 1 .
_. But the: grow onor. Inc-r. .
lad. thus not playing nicer.
Young’noohorn suns- mm.
thI’t Intern-t probu-I Ilro 3 tr
mu m. snitch. machine“...
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tho it uncut
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any team. I
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«It
ar ECVRITIES‘
r‘
:31 Rmm District. \
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,3.
lle'é.
‘l’he officers elected at The Pitts-
burgh meeting follow: J. B. Taylor.
Philadelphia. president: ‘F. E. Roi-re.
first vice president: Toronto, Pam:
John E. Ferris. second vice president.
Milwaukee: F. H. Smiley. Chicago.
secretary. and James F. Q'uiiriey. In—
dianapolis. treasurer. '
REV- HOWELL
SAYS MEETING
WAS ILLEGAL
Continued from First om.
The canons of the Diocese of (‘on-
nccticut. canon 1. section 9. says:
"The property and all business affairs
of the parish shall be subject to the
direction. management and control of
the vestry; except that the Pit-Clion
or rcstgrtatlonrof a rector. the amount
of his salary. tile disp’ositlon ot‘ the
l-anlle Clogs. known as the “Carmel
Bell Ringer," will make his second
appearance at the Norwalk M. ii.
church at 6:21»0 o'clock standard time
tomorrow night. He will presen
prOgrnm'of sacred music. It is ex-
pt-Cllwl that there will be a large at-
icndnnrc. At the services. Rev.
George Tl. Tompkins will talk on
"Springtime of Life.‘
——Buy your coal at Harrisand Gun
.__.__——-——
A p.lrty ot‘ luippv young: people ris-
ut tlw rcsidcncc of .\lrs_
It. \'ull.\lst_\llt~. . on ‘.u_v\u-\v
Tlllll'S'll'Y uitcrnoou. in honor
ot’ lllo- lil'lll birthday :lllllivcrsnry of
lx’.-tilr\n ll‘it‘lliinx: \‘:m.\lst_\nt~. 'l‘hc
little tots played games. enjoyed rc-
i‘l‘l-silnll-llis :lull haul .'l filll‘ llllll‘. Tllnsr
prcscnt \vt-rv Louis Ilulsc. Shirk-y
lluilivvln. Louis (‘rl-lghtnu.
Ilnil l~‘.liz:lln-iil Nelle). Emma Miller.
Sonny llt't'.‘.ll_ Kathryn. Gcorgc (Hill
Alan \‘uuAlstync.
COMMANDER SWARTZ
NAMES HIS STAFF
Continued from First page.
N‘lllltlv (I
(l1 (DI'EU‘
:i\t'lll.lt‘.
tcrson. i‘ost 4K, South Norwnlk: Ed-
win it. Ilnlvlwin. Post 39. Milford.
lltsollliions ”lIt'lll‘Y .l. Sci-icy. Post
lil'viirrcpm‘t: St-inh (‘1. illukcmun.
I'ost 2t}, llcrluy; Henry L. Reach. Post
5". Hartford.
Zach l'ont Commander is requested
to nominate some comrade to repre-
sent the post on the staff of the De-
partment Commander .ut as early n
date as convenient.
n
O
”ASSEKBIJ
l
ta'
SK any Wis: ow mwhrt‘
hewouldioifllem
at fortyandwoulcl
l‘t ul estate of the parish. and iluv lmr-
rowing or loaning of money. shall not
be within the control of the \cstr).
unless by special vote of the parish:
provided. that in accordance “’llL
‘cnnon '2". section 1 (ii) of the canon>
for the General convention. thr—
Eshall. at all times. be rntitied to ilu
use and control of the church nmi
lpurish buildings. with the lipplll'lV-
'llilllt‘t'> and furniture thereof. for
purposvs of his Unit“.
and free disrllurgr
all-i «iutics pcriaillinu iiu-nto."
'l‘lzt- bishop of l.‘mlmcllt‘iit. in ’i l- to
of illl lllllL'liultii
'ter in i‘m- \t'Fil‘} 0t 51. I‘hlll's l'.il'l>ll.
(into-d ll‘vhrunry lltll lust. culls utto uv
ition to the nimu- General :mvi limcvs-
lilll czlllolls. :lml suys: “'l‘lzc \o-stiy
‘trnuscemis its other in inking :my l‘lll‘~
ouclliug tlu (\lll! ring of
«purutc zlciioll i
and c-xprc-sscs till
',tilc S('i‘\lC(‘S.”
l-‘lurl-llccl“'l'lmt your historic pzlrisil \vlll set an
example to other parishes in :l loyalty
which will in\olvc pzltionci :mn‘. cm:—
Sldt ration on the part of an) liltll\l(l«
unis who nut) differ from Ilit rector.
‘cvcry good word and work."
'l‘lu- ill‘OV“ Sll0\\S that an action
on tln- part of the \‘t’sll‘_\ in relation lo
the spiritual jurisdiction oi tlu- parish
is beyond its Sltllt‘rF'—'-illlfl iiiuzul
[my ir‘tiou has lmcn talktn ll_\' illt' ves-
.trv in this matter. it is null and void.
lll tilt-re wns n meeting held by tlu
vi-stl-y on 'l‘hursduy night. it was an
llll‘fllll meeting. held after due notice
served. in writing. on every
of the vesirv. hy the rector. that
would be illegal: and. if such a meet-
im: was held. it was in the fact-
protest. by certain members of
vestry itself. as clearly contfifry to the
y
it
rcctnl' '
il-c
illlll for tilt- lull '
Lupc‘
Tami. by all. hcarty support of him lui
Il‘
mcmbe r
of
the
1'
canons of the church.
Desiring that thu- matters in ques.
tion should he brought before a par-
ilsh meetinrz. tllc rector presented to
lthe (‘lt'l‘k of the parish. in advance of
the hour for which the meeting above
mentioned was called. in accordance
with thr provisions of the canon ap-
plying: to this mailer. for the calling
of a parish met-ting for not later than
Friday. .‘luy 2"ill. 192]. to consider
the questions: 1. CI requesting the
resignation of th- rector of the said
parish: 2. ()l‘ requesting the reslg~
nations of such members of the Ves—
try. or illllt'r mile: rs of the parish. no
arc not in nccnlvi with the rector. and.
in can 01‘ ll" rwslcnntion of any such
mt-mtwr or m- min-rs of the vestry. or
other nflici-rs or the parish. to elect
his or their nuccmwr. or successors:
and to take such :urthcr action in re—
lation to the quwtious before the
mo-otlm: us the ill! ~ ‘inz shzlil desire.
The above is substantially the call
for z‘u- lllht'tillg. a: it now appears on
4th; Clllll‘l h door. Wight)“; addition of
t’urtlu‘l words. pr‘sllnmlllk ’nt the
y“ rltlml Bequest tonic clerk hv other
1.“ m‘vmhers of the parish.
LADIES’ NIGHT l
AT 121.st HOME}
Continued from First page.
i
_lhc morc popular and humorous song!
'oi‘ 1h;1 «lay. The) also pleased. both
lcollectlvely and individually.
Dancing was “nj0_\'l'tl between the
entertainment numbers. As 11
o'clock struck. Exalted Ruler Elbert
\V. Clark gnve.tim toast "To our all-
.sent Brothers" after which he ev-
lpiuined the significance or the custom.
During: the wetting refreshments
were served anti after 11 o‘clock a
hum-t luncheon “as served and great-
ly clljoyn-d by all.
Sentinel Advertisement. Bring Good
Results.
GOOD VISION
Depends a great deal on your
optometrist.
See
THAMER, INC.
Optometrists and 09am,
8 1 Atlantic 5%. Stamford
t
l
my draw checks against the
COMBAT TRAIN
NEEDS MEMBE
Continued from first page.
RS
mustered out of the State Guards. .
There will be a recruiting officer at
Tarlov's store tonight and at Muivoyflr
'l‘arlov Post andthe Armory on Mon-
day evening. and at the Battery "C."
and Combat Train smoker on Tue-4
day evening.
SEVEN DIVORCFS
ARE GRANTED
Judge chlcr ‘l‘rem Six Couples and
Judge Kellogg One During Day.
Judge John 1-}. Kecicr yesterday
printed seven uncontested dlv'orceS.
in the Superior court. and Judge J.
P. Kellogg granted one. Judge Kcl-
logg also received reports frorl the
Suite referee in several cases. but de-
ferred decision upon acceptance.
. by Ponaosus Council
PONASSUS man. norm.
”walrus.
‘
Members desiring to particlmte In
chi degree work which will be put on
when visiting
New York city in the. neu- future.
should report on Mondny night at 8
gum. (advanced time) at the office of
Brother W’. F. Hoyt. (Swarm & Cor-
bett block) Washington street.
spacious, We
J o as”! and rich
alto-Icy
- SPECIAL! NOW
Victrola illustrated $150.0- 3
Tour choice of Records . . 101”.
Mm“
Total . . .;. . ..-.-. .—... . .
$500 First Payment
Balance in small monthly payments.
DEMONSTRATING VICTROLAS
13 A rm: wrrn us ‘
Every facility for your care and comfort
ll-vemilated, ten demonstrating hm»? . at
DONNELLY’SV
16-18 SOUTH MAIN STREET
STORE. OPEN EVERY EVENING
SENRC'II 1")“ “‘1" '
“A5003 1 .
MEXICO CITY. M:
for the typhus germ. t.
of which the newspa p. :
tered a prize of 25.00” i
abandoned by the nunr
physicians who sought
Mwmr‘s olfer has be i “vim
—-l'lmrndoy May 19 is Donut—0.,
l'l
__.n—t—-b
$160.09
5
u
. . =i
is arrangw; moat,
l-Itfie M. Parks lLockwnod. of Nor-
vmlk. from Ira P. Lockwood. of th .
some place. intcmpernnce. Custody!
two minor children and alimony
$1: a week is allowed.
C. Elizabeth Ileili Irwin. of Nor~
walk. from Richard 'M. Irwin. of the
some place. on charges of demrtion
since Novimher 13. 101.1. They were
married January 1‘7. 1902’. Change of
name to llciil is allowed.
John Ryan. of Norwalk. from Ern-
ma F2. Ilyun. of the same place. on
charges cf cruelty Tho-y were mar-
Tied Septcmhcr (l. 1910.
Mrs. Eltuuor llilsdon has sold the
double house. known as No. 8 Eliza»
beth street. and to Louis Avorick. but
still retains ownership of her residence
at 6 Elizabeth street.
w—r
8. D. G. CANDY CO. i
new com.
from? m It}!
can: com
53 Osborn Am
Bust Hot-walk. Golan.
Phone «043
01'.
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TenIu-go
‘ sinuous.”
. Hershfield Motor
T ransportatio 11
Service Between New York & Non-Wm .‘
LONG DISTANCE TRUCKING
mnflmrsfl'floo
;Puidodv:mfor
amusnauorwsmmzar
FuYorkOQoqzolwm
CO.
for mm or m. .
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YOUR 01m TAKES IT. 4..
Chalmer’s roadster.
Ford l-ton truck chain drive.
Ford touring.
Norwalk Radiator
, Repairing CO.
as noise Ital-walk. Om.
TELEPHONE “4
SPECIAL SALE PRICES .
Suits, Coats, Wraps and Dresses
.JACOBY’Li
III. Home of (100d Clothes for Ken and Women.
~
'AuuA
echo in every heart.
The newest designs.
ids-n m embodied
munitwomkenp.
Md
nmmm
a- .
here. One usually
same account
the banking but
attends to all
both have
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mart-l.
New York Ladies’ Tail!
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m sun-mum out» a n- avel-=3. VICTOR RECORDS 7 ,__.2
lot in l ‘ — ' .v.
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ammonium.
HEAR
One of the few singers Of~tOday
. the heavy Operatic arias to the
”Angels Ever Bright and Fair...............
Cradle Song
LO, Hear the Gentle Lark
Listen to the Mocking Bird. .. . . .
Old Black Joe........,;.,.....
The Prayer Perfect ,-
The Rosary
Sing Me to Sleep ~'~'»'?.‘;'-‘:'-Y?'.',"“""-‘-‘—"'-"""7"‘
minim-"my hymn-u ?l‘n" ,
GLUC
who can readily turn fro.
hich find a
simple melodies W
on..--...--.o.o¢
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