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‘ on 3W M u. “h” Lowpa near sis-cylinder car. which
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fit as M street to 8am Abraham.
to a warrantce deed filed
with Town M Herbert R. Smith
let week. Other East Norwalk real
date trans—e60" recorded were the: ‘
d a lot and buildings on Cove avenue
m Esther P. Morgan to William
I. Beers. Ali these were by warran-
‘ee deeds.
Dr. and Ira. IL Irving .Watkins
were welcomed to Nerwaik last euem_
Jug. at a reception held at the East
avenue ll. E. church. of whicha‘Dr.‘
Mathias h the new pastor. About. 180*
pople attended the sash; which was
held in the Sunday school rooms of
the church. The Epworth League
had charp n! the decoration of the
moms. with lowers. etc.. making them
acceding: attractive. Rev. Frank L.
Long. past- or the Advent Christan
ehnrch. Harvey and Van Zandt street
welcomed hir. Watkins to Norwalk
and to m Norwaik especially, while
Rev. John J. Busvely. pastor of the
Ionth m l. E. church wel-
Onied his Mines-master as well. .4.
m at entertainment. which was '
m m consisted of vocal sc-
kctlens by Ilse Ilildred Lovcjoy, B.
J. Thomas. Hrs. John J. Snnvely. and
m numbers by a. string or-
chestra unda- the leadership or Wily,
lam Pens: Dr. Watkins in his re-
ply to the words of welcome express-
ed the hope that his stay here would
that amid Inch cordial surroundings
that the work or the church would
progrea rapidly. Following the bro-
mm. Mrs Charles Simona. president
at the IAdiea Aid Society of the
church. presented to Mrs. W'atki‘ns.
born the members of the societyg'n
lend-one bouquet. Refreshments
were served. and a social-hour was
spent. The oommittee of arrange-
ments for the reception consisted of
Hrs. C. D. Bodgeman. Dr. Russell E.
Norm and J. W. Sinuson.
' ROWA YTON
Mrs. Walter Sacks of New York
rity will arrive at Tokcncke. next
Wednesday. to spend the summer.
Hr. and Er: D. Dessau oi' Token—
ele have as their guest a friend from
England.
Mr. and Mrs. Schweppe and family
oi New York city are at Tokenehe
Ior the summer. '
Mr. and lira. George C. Bench 0!
New York city. are now at their' sum-
mer residence at Butler's Island. Tob-
PM“.
The regular preaching services at
the Rowayton Baptist church. at
:9:30 A. M. and 6:30 P. M.. standard
time with Bible school at it A. M.
and Chruian Endeavor service at 6
1’. M.
In automobile truck owned by
Blunenthai and Eisen. or New York.
.was almost demolished in an accident
on the Post Road. near (lid King’s
Highway, Nos-atom shortly after mid-
The drive} of the truck ran
his machine into a linden tree in or-
der to amid running into a touring
car. The tree was splintered. No one
was injured. Produce was scatter-
.cd all over the road. '
Bowman Methodist Episcopal
church m Rev. George A. Baird.
annulment-May morning worship
at 10:80. Sermon subject: "An Ib-
lnminated Fellowship." Sunday school
nation will convene at 11:50 a. m.
clbworth League devotional service
convenes at 635 p. in. Sunday even-
“ worship at 1:30. Sermon theme:
“The [are of Honey Is the Root of All
Inna “Evil! The Indies' Aid So-
ciety will heid a spechi business meet-
lng in the oils . Monday afternoon.
at 2 o'clock The prayer meeting will
be held Thursday. at 7:15 p. m.. in
the chapel. Topic for considerati '
o
"The Chief End of Prayer." n,
slay evening. at 1:15. the annuaimeets
"W 0' th- 1 School e m
be held, in the chapel. card
This will be:
hot reheat-i of the chorus of, the
fibers which will be sung
Day easel-es at the
“at district. and all
are urged to be
has sold a building
"I'USBAND AND WIFE earn SICK
Chris:
will be “The Great Obdacie to
giasserviee."
Kenneth Yeeton ot Ilaple avenue
returned today from a. vacation trip;
He spent the week end with his bro.
the! Harold. who attends Brown Unto
versity at Providence. R. 1.. from
there he went to mitten. Blaine.
, heme he waned» olrat Dart-
th College. Hanover. N. 11.. to
has‘ been driven 8.000 miles. I have
watched it pretty carefully. Recently
llvhsve been troubled a great deal by
carbon: I cleaned the engine and
ground the vuves. but shortly there-
alter had more trouble. Upon close
investigation I discovered the am:
cylinder was roofing and missing. Bo
tar, I have been unable to discover
a remedy for this. Can you he?) :18?
UndoubtedTy the piston rings . in
that cylinder are not a close tit. Pos-
sibly the cylinder is scored or cut oi!
round. An oversize piston and rings
may overcome the trouble.
‘Mbtor Department. The Sentinel:
How may I iind out if my mufler is
clogged? My engine has not been de-
veloping much power recently. but
nothing else seems to be out of order.
I am told that my muffler may be
clogged. but I do not know how to
'am quote it is or not. K. G.
‘ "if you'have a nutrier cut-out. try
.car on a. hill. 1! car speeds up when
muller'ls cut out. and slows down
when cut in the mun'ler is clogged. It
on. have .no cut-out the muffler must
6'11:an and taken apart for clean-
ing. 11' any holes are clogged. ream
out with three-cornered tile.
.' . WPUD HINTS.
On Ford cars you can locate the
missing cylinder before leaving the
scat. Hold down one Vibrator at a
time and listen to the running or the
engine. .If the engine slows down, it
is a. live cylinder. 1! it makes no
charge. that vibrato!I corresponds to
the dead cylinder.
An engine should not be permitted
to labor. even it it can be kept going.
“'hen running very slowly the sudden
blows ot‘ the explosion acting against
the resistance or the slow-moving
crank shaft. set up tremendous stress~
es that are as dangerous as they are
unnecessary.
The dirt collected on the outside of
the engine is not merely an eyesore.
It! gstrinto the bearings and causes
loss of power and wear. This short—
cns the life 01' the engine. If the dirt
is removed regularly this wear is pro-
:venh-d. and the car will last longer.
A motor that is subject to consid-
erable. vibration is liable to have its
cylinders work loose on the crank-
case. through the loosening of the
holding-down bolts or nuts. if they
are not watched. A wrench should lw
applied occasionally to make sure
that everything is tight. The trouble
that arises from loose cylinders runs
all the way from leakage of oil to a
wrecked engine.
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firmwadm—‘efi-meswmiastauitonw
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scum-mist “Manchasaflisaleas. Itsbeamwfli
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“intense“ «fillies.
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Otflccr will be at the =
evenin‘ to recruit and m m
desiring to eniht.
A few ensued men have not taken
physical examination. These new wit
n-port to Hater lures. hi. it. C. non-
day night. ‘
SERVICE HEN.
A meeting is hereby called for the
purpose of arranging for a clan: bake
and outing to be held this coming
summer. All interested will meet at
Council Rooms. City Hail. Konday
night May 23, 1921 at 7 p. m. (Sten-
dard Time). Come and bring a
buddy.
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Perfectly Past-riled
Milkand Crea-
Thenilktorbabissdelivered
to all parts of the Norwalh
Bowayton.
and
amuse. him-oar
hmaadbnttermilxtreahdsny
F.B.WEMPE&SON
Telephone 20., store
Telephone "it
l
. When looking for a knock in the
motor. do not overlook the possibility
of motor being loose in the frame.
The knock from this cause is not no—
ticeable when motor is running idle.
but appears when suddenly accelerat-
ing and climbing a hill.
-—High grade coal at Harris and
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew "cmer
Shenandoah. Va... were both IIr
writes: “Rheumatism and bladder
trouble was our trouble. My wife
had rheumatism in her arms so she
could not use them. She has had no
trouble since taking Foley Kidney
Pills. I don't have to get up at night
so much since taking Foley Kidney
Pills. nor have I a weak back." Back-
ache. sore. swollen or still! muscles
or joints. tired languid feeling—yield
quickly to Foley Kidney Pills—Still-
son-Powell Corp.
ROYAL AUTO PTG- CO.
South Main Street Phone 902
Opposite Wilson's Hat Shop
South Norwalk, Conn.
High Class Work a Specialty
EVERY WOMAN ’Sa
EASHION SHOP
.
art
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DAIgmmyoramw
a AND-nee end George E. Green:
to appear in the
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"Opening Night” in t
last evening. 3
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The barter. Girl Scouts Troo
saving proposition to Automobile
owners in an insurance contract m
rANNOUNCEMENT !
Wecanoflerusttrsetiveniwer-
tag are, theft. collision or property
damage. Let us explain this proposi-
tion and save you men—We write
all kinds of insurance—The Taylor &
Golden Company. Inc, South Nor-wait
3;? Co. Building. one. Tm
Frank '1'. Brundage. House 'rele-
wone, 19314.
R. H. Golden. House Telephone, 81.
PALACE '
NOTICE ALI: (X). I. m BE. 8!.
we SUGGEST
ms. NLLOWING 3
RECORDS
FOR YOU TO GET
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45203—111“ Naughty Waltz
Alabama Moon D. Baker, 0. Kline
18498—Lights Out Hatch
National Emblem March
74198—013031: the Gates of the Temple .Williams
18715—11 You Could Care Waltz
35324-—In a Clock Store Diseriptive
y A-,Wt of Distinction.
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.__ main accordancewith quality. Private booths for tho... wh.
Restaurant
For momma-ting diner who seeks good sent... 1M
choicest of iced“ an atmosphere of refinement, 111m- i. no
lle
desire princi- .
Dancing Every Evening we,
. 6~to 8—9 to 12 HP
If you enjoy a dance wtih your lunch drop in my nirht
after the show. Here you will find one of the best inlaid dam-mg
floors in thecity. Excellent music by our own OTCht‘xlra.
2;;
SPECIAL BUSINESS MEN’S
LUNCHEON (Every Day)............'40c
ASIA RESTAURANT
Main Street At Fairfield Avenue
Bridgeport, Conn.
mm.
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Saturday’s Prices for Best Quality Meats
BestHeavy Prime Roast, Fresh Corned and Smoked
................... mm ID. Beef Tongues 36: lb.
MW“ ’94“ “9' 3' L'm" Small Jersey Pork Lo=n 35: m.
sssee-sss-a‘ss-sarae. 3“ 'be 9
Pansy Fowl. 460 lb. smelt“ or Fresh Pork rende'
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mum...........ucm. equal-cannon ..... .. “20cm
'WN’ HID. ----- ----.. 31: lb. Boot Creamery Butter ~15: 'b.
Dec Barnes Hams 38:: lb. Strictly Fresh Eggs . 40c 60:.
last Sliced soc lb. All kinds of Pickles, and Cheese
Melted Shoulders 17c lb. Corned Spar-cribs and P 35 Fri.
FULL LINE IN PRINT AND FRESH VEGETABLES.
C. D. CHARNOK
19 RAILROAD AVENL. E
PHONE sass
Hunt in the Black Forest Fantasia
MGM—When You Look in the Heart of a Rose fl ‘
64899—When You’re Away Garrison
95212—Sextette from Lucia '
45180—The Virginian Judge. Part 1 and 2.
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at .
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it's Here it It's Hm
Attractive Housefurnishiags That Will
Interest June Brides
Aluminum White Enameled and Gray Enameled thchen Utensils;
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Daily Service Between New York & Nor“ alk
LONG DISTANCE TRUCKING
Large Trucks at Your Service for All Kinds of Trans
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Main Oflee, 26 Concord St, So. Norwalk, Phone 29!.
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