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Evening sentinel, Friday, June 3, 1921 · page 4

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3&«Wh units In

3'“ _ asé-lils-hs-e at to Vsn andt
1‘". 3. Irving Wstklns has return-

‘ her daughter sud son-ln-luw Dr.

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home at Shem Haven yet-b
“.0.” trip to Sin-h-

3 i ‘ sal story sdded on to the wot

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ans: s two.wseh.s visit in Hermon

‘mLAthsoa.

"Em ot schedule takes M to-
.at the Mayflower Hook and I“-

‘ Conny. 1-:er Wolds-alts tok-

.m of both shifts today.

 

 

"M 'will he s meeting and social
‘OIMUB Bible Class in the pubrs
‘the East Avenue Methodist Epice-
church , this evening st 7:00
”(lard tine. _
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Three weeks from
wedding of hits Glsdys Denali. of
’otts Pines. and Stanley Carpenter.
‘Bsrgory Boulevard. will be held in
no East Avenue M. B. church.
—

w. H. Maxwell is having his car.

tomorrow the -

 

 

t. in. the
loss of their intone son. Chsrles wu-‘niu. Funds ”dubs checked-t
ter.whodled'Thonds1lsstlnnsh-ehshsthhgho.a. ‘

We
season hunt-is thst city. Ir.

of friends here who were grieved to

teen: of their lo.

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Miss Ruth Stevens entertained

tug at her home in Rowdyton svenue.
e ladies precut spent a most en-

plsyed. slid to Hrs. Borl P. Stevens
went the first prise for the highest
score. while Hrs. Chester F‘iteh‘ had
to console herself with the lowest
score. Following the games. music
snd refreshments mode the evening
pd- very qnlckly.

falter. Ids Msrle Moore. Olive Cole.
Mrs. Edgsr 1.. Raymond. Mrs. Esrt.
P. Stevens. Mrs. Chester Fitch. Mrs.
thiism Poland. Mrs. Eds!" Lynch.
Mrs. C. E. Mosser. Mrs. I. ll. Kiggillh
and Mrs. Richsrd Ireland. '

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The Darien Realty and Construc-
tion Co. has been organized. with a

 

I Crock-y. “m“ up M Redd, ”d'cnpltnl stock of 320.000. The oilioers

”err Garage. The Crossley. is sn
English (‘ur made in Manchester.
Inglond.

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David Nash. Jr.. was married to
Illa Moi’lit last night at M45 (8. T.)
In the parsonage of the East Avefiuo
Methodist Episcopal church by Rev.
B. J. Watkins. The couple will make
their home on First street.

 

Mr. and Mrs. Peter F. Foley and
family. of Sruvicw avenue. will short-
ly move to their now homo nt 15 Boy.
snour street. Second district. which
place was purchssr-d by Mr. Foley
when the house he now occupies was

sold.

 

-—-Antonlo Gaibo has opcncd first
cla- ehoe repairing establishment. 35
Fort street.

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Mis .Pcrcy Morgan. of 45 Gregory
Boulevaid. is hostess this afternoon
to the members of ()phir Chapter. 0.
E. S, a curd party lit-mi: lnld tiirrc.
The party will also hr hold this even—
ing. and nil nH-mbt-rs or the Eastern
Star are inxited to nttend.

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The rcgular sewing mcotim: of the
Woman's Auxiliary of Christ churcn
was held yesterday afternoon with
Mrs. S. \V. Kelley. Seasicle- l’lnce. Mrs.
Kellcy will also entertain tlu- mem-
bers of the Auxiliary at the meeting
so be held next Thursday afternoon.

.—
The ncxt rrhearsal of the East Nor-

wnlk Community chorus will hc hvld
on Monday i-w-niug. June~ 6th. at
Community hall. at 7 o'clock. (S. T.)

w’wn ull mI-mlu-rs wore requested to
attend. This will he thc,iirst n-hcair-
ml in two works. the mt-mhcrs not
havung met this week because of Me-
morial lluy coming on MOnduy.

 

The committee in charge or obtain-
lng an rstiinuic for the installation of
on electric motor and blower for the
organ of Christ church. was author-
ised at a special meeting of the vestry
to go ahead- with the plans for the
securing of the. motor and blower. and
it is expected that the apparatus will
be installed shortly. The committee
cousin of RM. Robert ll. B. Fame.
the rector. and l“. W. Sturdevant.

 

Thu- June moi-ting of tho East Nor-
walk lmprow-ment Association will be
held on 'l‘uo-xdziy iii‘tcrnoon. June 7th.
at ('ommunity Hull. at 2:30 o'clock
(I). '1‘.) Following the business of the
mce'ing tln-rv- will bc an address by
Mrs. Jami-s l’. Rourke. of Bridgrwl't.
on the fillIljl'CI. of "Why the League
of VVonu-n Voters" to which all the
womui of ths- city are invited to at-
tend. it is hoped there will be a good
attendance.

R0 WA YTON

Mr. and Mrs. Stanton Hart have
returned to their home in Staten Isl-
and after spending several days here
with relatives. '

 

 

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The annual meeting of the Roway-
(on Free Library Association will be
”held this evening. at 8:15 o‘clock (D.
'1'.) at the librsry. /

 

Miss Helen McGuinness 01- Brook-
1yn hss returned home after spend-
ing several days here with her sister.
Hrs. Games Desmond.

 

A daughter. Evleyn May. was born
to Mr. and Mrs. George Jarvis oi'
Crockett ‘nvcnue, on May 22nd.
Nother and daughter are doing well.

 

1m. Battle 8. Rider has purchased
from Jliss Maria. Mlllspaugh a house
In Crockett strret. After cxtcnsive
Improvements. Mrs. Rider will occu~
’1 the property.

 

Mrs. Lucia Forest Eastman. the
hrplu, who has appeared before.
soveral audit-nets in the Norwnlks. is
s resident of Rowayton living with
her family in Highland. avenue.

 

. The-excavating is nearly completed
for a new bungalow which is being
built for people from Long Island on’
the lot east of the. horse of Mrs.
Louise Crockett in Crockett ovenue._

~Mrs. Ellzebath Morrison has sold
her lot and. building thereon, in Cm!-
Iipp street to John 'l‘lebout of Brook-
lyn. Mr. Tic-bout and family haveoo-

pied the house for several summer»
as.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

are: C. N. Philcox. president and sec-
retary: C, I. Finch. vice-president
and tressurer. The directors sro the
officers and Corn Finch and Corn
Phllcos. who hold one share esch.

 

The girls of St. Luke's parhh and
of the Friendly Society are plsnnlng
s very pretty dance to be held in the
Noroton Heights school. Friday. June
10. at 8 p. m. The various commit-
tees are working hard to make it a
success. The tickets are now on sale.
and may be bought from any girl of
the church. at Smith's drys’oods
store.. Darien. or at the door thnt
evening. A good time and social evo'
nlng is In store for all that attend.

ROTON POINT

The merry~go—rountl at the Point
has been complete-1y l'l'PllIliIt'tI :iml
overhauled by Manager William \‘on
Dwinglo.

 

Did you notirc thc artistic hack
drop on the gun air balloon counter?
Wcll. Artist and l.ifv Guard "Hop"
l‘mncdict was the croutor of said bit 0!
art.

 

 

loyahle evening. Whit-was the nine W", V“

Ml- Stevens't
guests were Misses Katherine Kline- “9°“

walk Trust Comps”. is helping his,
the interior of their cottage.

 

Mothers are getting so that they one
youngstr-rs down to thc

taking their

38 WALL STREET

 

Army 69’ Navy Sales Co.

NORWALK, CONN. 1,
' Opes Evenings 6:30 o'Clock; Saturday 9:30. Standard Time.

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Dr. amuuvisgmfl-
dossto them.

of his cottsgs the ”Ill. flour.“

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John mm. George: F. Lynch.

H. Hudson sod C. Wish-ore spend-
ing s few do." st Bells Hand.

Archibsld Selwsn and (sully ere
ted to motor down to their.-
summer studio home. from New
York City todsx.

Louis Wsrdwell. of the South Nor:

 

father-index. Chutes Perry. it: up

Mrs. J'. P. Rickey is prepsring for,
a very busy sesaon this yesr. Two
tons of cool were delivered st her
cottage the "Soundvlew" yesterdny
for her summer cooking.

The Second District m Com—
missioncn ore having I. hydrant
moved shoot three fest west 00
where it. is now locsted at Bell Islsnd
Park: .0 as to m it more readily
accessible. us.

 

 

Commodore William B. l'nholts. or
the Norwsih Yacht Club. received a
new commodore's uniform yesterday.
He is kept quite busy returning the
salutes of the admiring Belle lslsnd-
en. Hid palatial yacht the "Dal-
phln." was placed in commission for
the season on Decoration Day.

 

LING”

GIRLS!
“m m sax!

 

squeeze the Juice of two lens-sf
into a bottle containing three ounces
of Orchard “'hitr. which any drug
store will supply for a tow cents.
slmko wrll. and you have A quarter
pint of harmless and delightful lem-
on hlonch. Massage this sweetly fra-
grant lotion into the fscc. neck. arms
and hands each day. then shortly
not? the beauty
your skin.

i-‘nmous stage lwauties use this
lvmon lotion to hlrnch and bring that.
soft. clrsr. rosy-white complexion.‘
also as n freckle. sunburn. and tan
lilcach btcsuse it doesn't irritate.

 

 

RUSSET OXFORDS

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U. S. NAVY SHOES . . . .

 

MEN’S AND BOYS’ SCOUT SHOES . . . . . . . . $2.95
$6.50 DRESS SHOES (Black and Tan) . . . . . . . $3.95
BLACK ELKSKIN W

(Manson Last) . ORIKSHOE

DR. CHARLES CU I
( ' ' Kid) SH 0N

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U! s. ARMY SHOES (Manson Lost). .
OFFICERS’ DRESS SHOES $5.45

$10.00 BROGUE OXFORD (Strapped) . . . ...-. 56-95
MEN’S TENNIS SLIPPERS
BOYS’ TENNIS SHOES $1.65

EXTRAORDINARY ;
SHOE VALUES-

...._...-

$2.95

LE SHOE
$4.50

...$4.95 .

....... .........$5.45

-... $1.65

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UNDERWEAR SPECIALS
COIEDfErSILK LISLE UNDERWEAR . . . . . . . . .

ssseobsssoscsssssssoisoxttgri

NA‘éYflArTHLETIC UNDERWEAR . . . . . ... . . . 45c

ensuseseesoeoosssesssootssso-UO'CICO

OVAL WEBB ’
3f UNION SUITS.............§’§ .

or seeeosoesssesosssosssssesss_sss-.'o‘-

MADRAS UNION SUITS .................. 31.19%
FRENCH LISLE UNION SUITS
Long (ShortSleeves.

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FANCY MADRAS UNION SUITS . .. 313$
PONGEE PAJAMAS (AllShsdes) $1.95
‘oxroRnst'rs (CollarAttsched) 3m

HOSIERY SPECIALS

LISLE HOSE...................léctfipdrsfl.””
SILKLISLE‘HOSE .m4msw_
.‘ ummmxmm
; mansnximsnnosn....

monomrunnwoonnosn 59c

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$2.00 ,4

$1.25

 

 
 

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a side-wall: lsld MLMI. .0! his m m , ‘

few friends .1 csrds last Prldsy even- ‘thc “Idle-Admit b
in... is

Mfubsssdedforthem-

mm ts corner veins. The»

and whitentss of;

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[chi-hrs); class. 1 soda reg-hm» 33—989 to“
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- . are I [VI-0‘
w. The ems-a- ofilorelgn cred-
"- ”(Whithedrschms.
- . . “to the future hss_

. 1;: commercial portly-is.
Grososvfeels espsohfly her insbilit!
7 mouths sgumoosreroott s. has
- the United Ststes. The Americas
‘ .. is 1m: has ands-itclesr
- m, new has until the,
.. -» 1:be
. muse.” neg-um
' .r '. ““R‘M IO realm-O
the 2.. of‘his son slander-h
‘ * mos they have so on.

 
 

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thst Antone-omit” M - rllgupon America‘s voile,

”mummnumc

88. ,1 credit.
Tip .. , wsuhosses sod Cus-
. h Pines- tehe lift of

Anmmcmm—em.
fihu»ne nine. Wu

“MWCICCOI-
‘ . m‘m been an-

Miss” lit-”Mie-
eo-emt. Theshmm
Maui‘s-ar-
hotbor dosing III.
*‘WQO'IM woundsdirssi.
”Wheat.
:7»ku buying. nothing
except-Wm «ions-9°
”firmer-mfnis with”
“’0. slt counseling-ocean

point “100- they are prohtbltory.
Tons 'W"! are mounting. The
Govern-test is (need with the seesso
- I?! is.” more pspor money.
“It roles on short loans tao stock ex—
breksn mugs so high as 40-

harem.
1‘s Gretta-sue (or drschlss) hos

cost of lib u. hove-r higher. the
morsls of the people seldom lower.
The Dust «mow. m to
per cent. s few duh-s80. The army
is costing 4.000.000 hence a day. Foe-
elgn curve:- sre Agreed them the
country annot go on without s nasa-
cisl crisis.

nerds tsd then sellhg. lt st s erect.
0m, 's‘ pubic debt. including her
share of the Ottoman debt preserlhed.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

w' ‘10-- 11,01" ‘I'.:00.0u(i.0n“)' hmr the cry of Am..,,.
I“? “I m ”(Dome is Minn!“ d Cal‘lfi. Th!" “0rd ‘Axh‘ru i ' ‘m‘
It $000,000..“ drlchmae. Her bud 13. Johnny Th.» rid d'.““ ‘ all...“
“I donut for this year is 1.000000: longer 1).. 'dkr- a, “lifmoh '“Io
m Whale. Her issue or ham} "0"" int.» New York ”“79“” 9°
money is ”4.900.000.000 Idmch 9“" 'h" hordes 01 you." ' " look
I - . g in rx ,
In“. PM”. this is largely CO“— 0}“ 0f “7" iactory. "mix I “I“
end by M reserve and by “mm; “med Nate- must be t... H u.
£198 in form countries, The State's "0TH” ‘ tongue and a romni 9“ a
indebtedne. to. I. National Bunk T31". is a ‘mnsfmmuuquv; “n
m. , ‘ull‘. Seat. amount- on 30”” in U“ 'de‘rm’ ‘W‘v'lcw
log on January 1. 1921. lo "n.1,. ,_ PPS-Who: or gamma.” " Tina
seems» W 17.. ”mo" l mm sum as m... L. M y ‘ n.
”n of m m.’ m used “I, Asia r‘t’mfl‘r--—-ni.l i"nr»03sihi;1tv im- “.0" "'
sunor m 'a"""r her- has «dumuo. I ‘ u”
lab and is . ontendod. .. I ”h"
SAYS mats :'“~ ... m we .,
unsinmq- based on ‘ . " low
TRUE. ARISTOCRAT 7"" m' dt’fimfion oi “kx‘w‘ 1‘3““
. , W" of The people. Th. “ """
W” m pa“ cr, t)‘ “I” he comrooewd ' “was“?
—_ \3 II'IS point. Rex, ”a...“ ‘
"we are ester-tn into a new an," " "“1 "hm h” mum! .‘ ,w‘
said Mr. Hartley. "Prev-mu in 11,. “'= ”liter!" of a Mind. . .3... ’1
wsr the l’ntted States ow-«i monny to ”‘9. h Emmi] World. «a 1“
European nstioss. Tails) this nation ”Th"!- must he a rm m...“
ls-in a reverse position. The l‘nited ”W" W?“ 03mm. m...“ u
“"6. “Hum“. 8500.0' ”.000 Na“), and ‘ borer. Mon 1%...;, g... ”a“
in gold as a bounce of our upon:- ”9““an' l." “‘3‘" "In- t' ii.” a;
over our imports. The interval or‘“"‘" for ”WE '3‘" . hm
wsr loans is more than «we! to tr- ,tioi 0' ”“3 38“- '
amount “our Omfli." ll Ihf‘ n‘iullvr m I“ an. ‘5“
"We Wt m ’8‘th of '1 I'i ch is not of strx... m g “I or
debt: we might ."0' H”. drlutors 0' v‘xlfllflllf‘v. I lmli-y. irlw ,. . {M
stop payment 0 {the interest. in e."" 'h‘" ""0“??? L‘ » ;,, v, . m.
don’t cancel the debt. the intercs' ,on ""9“ “"08"“ it was a p... a.”
’ our loans I- so grant that it may <end " hich was "0' "““d -'.- 11 ‘5“ m...
European m inlo hunky otcy. .ts usvruincss to mania] ,; ‘1 '
But there are problems that n g be “”0“” ‘7 WI“ 'r 'mI-u- w”.
solved by our statesm-n of tod s." ”“33"“ ”907"“ 0- .u'wt
Continuing the speaker as! ,.“\\" mp‘mg he” m 3“" N ‘ int

 

The detest of Veninelos and the re- br "3‘ levies My. ls lieu-l1. 0.000,-

 

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Dozens and drizens of
Bucillo embroidery
packages at: one- half.

Bucflls embroidery work comes in pschgss which
contain the pretty artidetobocmfimidwwithifl
sIIthedhrssdsrcquiredfox-mfimitoompldie.

Agnstmsnydifleratdcligifingpstterns. ;

'Agoodvaristyofsflrsctjveoolors. i

Eva-y when sttrsctive amidesimble at its Milan

pn‘ce. -
B'UTwe hoveboiightabig lotofsamplep‘sckagcs and
beingdisconfinned—ond on soletheygoatjust
half of regula- priee. -
Hemmsomeofthm;notercgularanipresont
pm:— '
Biedenneier tree set on tan stir crash, for lazy daisy
Ind ems-stitch embroidery in p“ bk. brown or green
pillow with back, MM
library‘scsri‘, regular 324—8.
centerpiece, 34 inch, reguhr 52—81
Lilac set on tam art crash tot-French kmt emboidery
' pillow .m'th hock, lac-gum moo—.7!»
1’7 by 45. regular $135-$580
centerpiece, 27 inches, regular $165—$0-
. Wim'set on cream moi-ssh for lazy daisy
embroidery in pmtel shades '
' pillow with back, regular $1.2m
start, 22 by 48, regular 82-81.
Mel-piece, 34 inch, regular 32—31.
W ' mfircshroiduyinwhite,
fit oomhixflions of mino'ook, for embroidery l
. Pink mercerised initiate underwear for emb 'd-
err in Malinda. nightgown, res $341“. /’
envelope, regular $250—$135
Pl nsghges, rigor fleas—$1.63
' syn nso lunch to ‘ forembroide in
pastel Mingdu $1.5tL—75o-m Ty
. than: white dotted sw'ns. foradmfidcry impos-
tddidqsisezregslarw—S ‘sim'iregulsrm
4158; sise 6, mucosa—s1??? ’
- Pink' or Husrchamhrsy die-es himm
fulfils Miles 1 to 10, moguls: QWW$¥5§

em ' whbhe,sises46

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whitsmbsd‘popkn and blue or pink

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sale drives
ru 1. prices down.

'l‘is . . .. coke since the first auction of rugs mm
the famous .- ‘xander Smith mills. There has bu .
second aucti since. And the second was Lilw the 31:
full of life . n interest. -

Ithhs on down the prices of all good r2159» -¢-i
makers sin y can’t get old high picos when tlww til:

 

lent ani 1. are to be had at today's figurcu. Pitvlr$ ‘
now are ' t about half those of a scant six m .1... ngo i

—-£or Sm , rugs! -
JUSv .irrivod. our second purchase—am} iy: .. wan:
Of the l -dsomest and most-attractive patterns _\ri. .:
H; ry Seamless Aminster rugs in 9 by 1:: fwt uize.
. .. . - . them the new and notable blue rugs with 11m .mfi
gold ‘ .~ gray grounds with black figures, $48
rich o—toned rose shades-—

amless Aminstersof medium grade, aim-”dive

flo and Oriental patterns, good $37 50

Aminstcr seamed rugs, medium grade, good w. igiri.
p asing floral and Oriental designs, 9 hv 12 529
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U niQuc grass rugs
from J apan}. '

Difierent and efl‘ective and eagerly sought. l
Then” patterns are not the typical stencil designs;
instead they are in combinations of at lead tvm colors—f
and sane of them are allover efiects. ;
Splendid pattems in blue and brown and green. '

0001 in appearance and actually cool and inviting in
service; ideal for Summer use,
.5 by 9 feet—$3.50 s by 10 feet-$5
9 by 12 feet—$6.50

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suede pumps— $675»

s. Cool m lovely, of manly-beautiful contrast familiar
with finest 01 Same:- frocks, in that two-strap charmhq

Molybdenum!

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