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Evening sentinel, Thursday, June 23, 1921 · page 4

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At W W m a “ct. an” I. . m 0‘ NO I In. Jennie P. "uni", one u .4
insiders o! the}. a. my 00.. Mei guilty Malay in the «in: E‘éu'mmappnim 0‘ P in:
had h heir ole-s inky. sane ill-loom arc-anon Plea. to . lecwrmc was nominated («Ooh
. lflh. the m M were re- c“ Of reach Wm hJfim—wafi float! sawmgg .lgteieiai‘s a m
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VANCOUVER, a. c.. June 23.—An. ‘h‘mu’m‘m “elm {oilfium lo-
Icon-wood Treasurer-— oth-r «trauma-to the Arctic nope °° er “d "6 dem‘ed. ‘

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Gertrude 3. Ben. holler of Vilhjahnnr ' ‘ N;
Chiidren’s day was fittingly oboe - An open nestles tu- eveains or. Wit”) 3‘1" Assistant new union 0. Peck.- Mm-On. was indicated today, when WET
ed in‘ the Methodist Epilcow an?“ the Bell nan-solos (in them 3' -.~- om, . 1 Paul, - ’; ).1I°'WOI ., m m ”we R 8 PI”! .
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' emf-tau ,- -‘ t wayton Baptist church will give a .tx- ‘ V, 5, 1‘, x
m ' - ed entertainment which will “at of “la-0.1m! firs. 3- L- Brut
- ‘ ilianr solos, duets. piano ss ections and read- 0 non-ht w . -=
M M wme‘3f ‘3?" .1- inn. it the W011 Baum church son Donald is a. member or the col-4
‘ .2 I; Kit", w next Tuesday evenin‘. 8:18; o'clock lambh cg". .

daylight time. No admission will be
-1.“ . charged huts-liver eouecuonwinhe Banner-Immunoas-
taken tommmonguwflr zeros. otherness. Dad finch wad were
“”0105. apron social were re~ o {the circle. mm‘ the .an- well mm C“ m. Of a. truss
W Cl 3; UM" °f 1“" Ag merit. ice cream will be on sale. “Md 501118 b m m- h“.
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ViceoPreddent—Jnlia 8. Botchklss.
Secretary and Treasurer—Chas. F.

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Ines) Hindi School pupils are re- on Sun“. when the children og-gh°iof a social club ~will ’start at 8:00 ‘ l Ill Development Cour ' m.-
nc we the “a "I" “"9 u M Sung” school were heard in songs (13- 3 ’13) - ‘ ”I! was mad as under way. 3 . and .m m
stool to“! WNW" 1' ""3 03" ano‘recitationa ”the service was at 1‘s comma! will line a capital of eh.."."°‘ "" 'l- in

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~ for the nude schools as well. 930 and ‘ ‘ congregation was Mrs. J. F. 120er of the Breesa Cot- one h-dred thousand dollars. A ves- “thrilled“;
present to hear-end see the little ones. tare is visitors ales-M Inns sow- eel for the trip is ready. "" ““- rm...-

 

m may Club- 01' Chrm The pastor or the church. Rev. G. A. bdays: she bet“ the proud possessor
church. remedy known as the Boar'- Baird. baptised two babies. 'rhere wit-.0: a new Ford town oar. receivlns it
will meet u "'9 church "1" no service In either or the churches last 31“"le-
mh‘_fl 0:” 9'0‘00“ (5- T-’ M! Sunday evening. the two congregations
uni-is are asked to attend. being given this opportunity to go to
——'" Vikingsburg. Tokeneke, the home of lawn mowerr—but why worry. A
—nu Top Notch Bread- Mrs. Richard Tiader, ‘to attend the hurry can to Contact" Che-s 3- M-
evening service or the conterence of em and he In- his mrUns holler-

‘rheI—wlnscommittee 0f the 3818“ Christian. Workers which '3. held "Elsie" on the Job in no time. Be.
committee of the But NONI“! 1111- there throughout the week. A bu- Iull: Proverlv cursed .h'nl- N0, .
pavement A-ociation will meet with left the two churches and carried all charge for some. ‘
It! mnendnck. F0” “"9" ‘0‘ who wanted to avail themselves at
mow. Friday afternoon. instead of this opportunity. Quite a few from Mr. and Mrs. Edward Weede and
m In RV” as originaly planned. both churches went to Tokeneko. and “WW 0‘ New 19" rooehed M

all enjoyed the service. cottage the Idle-A-Bit yesterday after

'1'» I’m-brie"lam Church Ch“? 0' motoring down. in. p. L. Cunning-
mo"- composed or 5“” mbe'” and daughter C. Cummings and Hrs.

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:1... mm: (2933;. ,._ 5mg. DARIEN &'NOROT01V guts.” '°" “e" m m m "'

summer-ton Stodman. basso. will "“ '
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:veclnarch on :ionday evening. Juno John Pinch. of Maple avenue. is COUNCIIMEN
planning to move to Broad River. a mmn
suburb of Norwalk. about July 1st. ‘18.“ FIRE

11th at I o'clock (D. T)
The amuldtion of Cal! Pasture "'—
Continued troin First Page.

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IT’S only by leaming to save on little things. that wu are 41,10
to save on big ones; What you save daily by buyini: \‘Hllr wipe
plies at Van Dyk stores is the stepping-stun» m Tlll‘luat ~gg
that will keep you in comfort when you grow old.

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(A Very Fine Coffee)

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It is the established policy
of this bank to extend til,
utmost courtesy to every one.
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A deer wu sac-n early ycflerday
M th t is one thin that is
ah. 54:39.: Spyic of conx'crgatlon in morning by '2' 7" Sloat, 1"“ his “0""
not Worwalk. today. It is regretted on Glcnapring "”3"“- Th" animal
that the cm did not come c-arnor so ”9“” ““99""d “"0" "‘9 "scam mono-rd to have received for the
that hath houses might be provided “9"" when “ “3" 99'9“" m We Vl- teacher’s bonus from the state. but
by the at, in use this summer. but ““"V- which it didn't. and which also took
nut stunner will doubtlt-i-s see a place _ care of several other items. The |9-
that will be a. lecond Compo in its at- —B‘” T". "“3 Bread. proprlntlons of ".889." for the W-
lrarcurencss. " ‘llce and tire departments in the Fourth

The 89""3‘1‘“ C‘V’c AmhuonJlliwrict were also approved of. '
' will hold another public meeting in Councilman June. I Hoyt Intro-.

There was a lar e attendance last a

mum; It the nan-15.11”": dance held ‘h' Springdaie school on Tllf‘ndalulduccd n rt-nolution that the city bor-
nder the auspices of Crane's muslc. Juno

 

 

 
 

 
 

 

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use of our services. We want
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Furniture CO.

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l H- at 8 P- m-- {0" "I? DUTDOIG 0f row money for martin expenses in
- ( tscusslng constitutional matters with .ntioimuon ol the collection of taxel.
min. as. .Mm,cnce:':ly oztllangfihecgz- regard to the association. At the lwhich was done.

m reflected credit on their instruc- meeting last week. the Association de- Then Councilman-Hoyt Introduce‘ a;
tors. The dancinx Was enjoying untll cm“! 1° 3"” "no" °n "um“ “mu"."lomilon "‘81 0" "6""‘1‘6 bond 2
ml. and there was a good at- an Hope street numbered. Action Willtogethrr with the‘ cancelled bonds
trounce in "Me of the sultry woa- also taken toward gv-tting hotter strt‘t‘t.the $100,000 issue. be destroyed by
‘u. lighting for the village. and also to tire.

“mm “ "Mich “Marv hvre. A luge ash can. which had been no.
object of curled” to thooe tn attend.‘

We especially invite sav-
ings accounts. One dollar
will start. you and you may
add to this as you are sills.

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

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note to East Norwnlk pooplo. as it

-tinn rrtm rcsiic -
Cult Pasture Roach was madr» by .l.| ' . nts of H0”

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The sclectmcn have rccclvcd n W'il',ancc mu; then brought lorth. and I
uniting that n spccial town mecllng he
(‘allt'd to consider road lm
in the western soctlnn or

Councilman lirothcrton. at the'
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The PeOple’s Trust
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mean- that there will b.- no commcr- hm‘mufl lit 3"" ‘;"V“"tho boat and wanted to know it it

. . - . . “ ‘ m’ “ (‘omm (T ”‘8 W‘n wasn't hot cno it without starting - .. .
frmbnrbzhénzrzf ‘t‘rtt‘shafi'dullltiru‘l': nmmm'", '0 invcstiznie highwab';flres to add to rife beat. The fire was m ”M m H You Want a Better TH: V A N DYK ' E" “5
fiery. Is one of rare bcauty spots alonzlrgghra'? filler“ it is not probable." “7, in the such can at the "‘7 °' ' NA"! QLALHY
~("A-mrtec'ticut's shore. “'hcn the park' on H. “(“0" on ”‘9 "Wt hi! chair. N'HN’ MI CONN-"lt-

 

Bread
uterus-amoral.

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DOWN a AUTOMOBILE REPAIR SHOP

W O rh n _ n u" lr
With the High Prices W31?” 73o°wxiifmav§oou Liana? d it
WILL ml “Ll I —- r

can souonr. sow. nxcmonn
no. 00hr 0,, u ‘ PECK’S GARAGE

at not proposition.

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.. . Notwithstanding ’l'hrI old maltcr of ”Why not It"!

lb:Ewenr-i'y‘allaxpit‘31llflzgilgtlfl: (Iliis n “Ollpr- will he issued in a fQ“-Lh‘ mot-ting on Illi'lil‘ht Raving “mevs
- . . . .. .

Non-nu: can look back with gratitude M" “‘7 " m'mn‘ °' ”‘° “”1"“ 0" was ntain hrouxht up Int night by

to llr. lat-win and the othcrs who , (‘ouncilmc-n Frank 1.. Clarke, and

showed such a gennroug spirit in um" llrothcrton. but no -tistnction was e 8“ es

gift to the city. ' ‘3 ohtnlncd from the matter. ' -
RQMEOINT Nathan Nexis. who injured his Ford .

walk Public Library, which in haunt-d ‘———-

in Community hall. and which in open' -‘ MW rolio racer track has bccn fired in so-itlu the damage for .35. and ——

'car when it rnn into an open man . ‘ ‘
lhnle on Raymond street recent”. OF ls pen-
f‘VH’! Tuesday and Friday afternoon ""“alk'd in place of the old rolio this was ncm-ptnlric to the council and g

from 3 null 5 o'clopk would pro- raur The new track in n speedier‘selllr-ment was orderod made tor that fit

SINCE 1760

21—NORTH MAIN STREET~2I
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MM}: be of interest to the people orfml“ “ml the bulls do not jump over‘smn.
East Norwalk. and will do much to the r““”"- V
show the work done. Th.» special il.. f‘larite and hood-to ll. l‘avenport
meeting or the Third Taxing dist“... A- “"Fber. the drummer of the Pal-‘Wcrc appointed a committee of three
called for tomorrow evening is for ”1.. 9"" Tilt-11W. substituted for lluvo to investigate the complaint of Mrs.
WM. or ‘ppmprmmg {or ”H, ”_ l"rlrford at the pavilion last night. ne'rom Tyrrcli. or Woody (um. of tho
MW! use the sum of 8100. to which 1 ”3'70“! participated in the high ‘comlltinn or the woodcn brldgc across
nu- mg. will I,” dorm". 8100. The school graduation exercises.
library was started on January 9th.

Councilmrn nobcrt M. Wolfe. Frank

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Dr w H F ' b I 2 Estimates Given—Every Job Tested and Gunuuwcnwnlx
- . . oms cc. r .0 . . z . :
é" ml; Wt? 315-"??? timothrfmt 3:3“;icfi'i: if:.T‘IrE-‘goliis.l?=;:.::“E.:iii‘lli€£»i§::§3' Max vay’sSI-oesmre . m "U" “mm" "
' m": 7:2...3tfff'4 W31?" ”1'? 3’35; iiiidslei‘cfiiifiz 2.2.2.“:‘3. ’r 'z- i "'."“""" W ’91 m “l" "~ "i m
5” ":32...” book: highs'szmibgg;; was it visitor at the Life ‘Guards (grub xvilixotxth‘.‘ "z-ngaf. '1: '3; ”$.93: r; No Win with My 00!." H
‘0.“ b! the date were returned of- House yesterday. ltho next mi cting. .30"

 

tor three months. There are 745 pco- '1‘): I
’. who a ks from the shelves n (‘ steamer Sirius brought the_ MOTORIOAT PARTY MICBINO
« the "blunryh.°:nd thcrc were 786 uothuny limbo-run Runday F'ichool to m‘ HAVEN. Julie 23.-1‘be pout!
On - of books during tho w park?)t-st¢'ldn_v for it day s outing. ‘todny wore asked to assist in locating
"a“ 01'1””, "m w" "am" 3" About 1-m0 people mnklnx the trip: Frank Brass. Anna Bronx and Hattie
m... the first month thc library was t‘brnliont docked at noon and loft at Bull, who went out in h motorboat on
o in 1.15. There is now u pay . in the nrtcrnoon. Lunche-on . flnhln‘ trip in! yesterday. It was
“’5'!" with '7 books. poop“, through- parties were held in the grove and a fearod the party ran into the squall
on! Norwalk have generously donuts-d large number wont m hmmng' lsome "m“ ‘3"7- 1‘ m" h". N" m It
boots to the shelves. and [hero are ~, :snnle polnl along the nd'mbm up
u” "hm“. ”m haw he”) added by i no 0! tho high school boys who um noon time no word had 1*
w .M by book clubs tho members participator] in tlw ro-cr-nt track mi-cl colvod. The members llt‘ed It 75

 

 

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A lull line of Ladiss' Sport Os-
tords. and sport We “no Pumps
in You and Black.

Cos Our Window for lost lug-ins

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PRETTY BATHERS

Beautiful bathing caps, clever-
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set ofl' any face. Wonderful to
complete the beach equipment
of “haltion.” Highest quality
goods at very low prices.

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htrl' couldn't iocatc his lockr‘r nrto-r Clark street.
33:: "a“. gaff: 1:":n::?::"'::: the meet; having shared it with olhcr: ___, —-
bu Ween members. Bcsidcs this boys. \\ ht‘n lcttlnx tho manaxcmvnt' TROUBLE!) FOR TEN YEARS
there Is a 11.; of tho flupplementnl k'mw 0' M! Night he said that all: it you suficr pains and It‘llt‘l dur-
"who muircd in the High School lhI-z't- was there. was a pair of run- ing the day and deep-disturbing
Wichi- u. I!“ of Miss Nariposa Ta. 1m: nlng trunks nnd that. “Mr hank roll anridcr wcnkncss by night. feel tired.
.1 Ion Norwaik 5 was in them." His trunks were lo- nervous and run down. the kidneys
' catcd yt-stvrday and the 3!. cents were nnd liladilcr need to be restored to
found intact in the hip pocket of the healthy and regular action. J. '1'. 0s-
ROWA WON trunks. horn. R. F. I). No. l. Luca-ville. 0..
writes: “I had kidney trouble for ten -.
George nlcasdale and Joe Rrown. years. I tried many remedies but 0
II- I _ formerly of the Hippodrome Theatre. they did me no good. I took Foley
M n 8111:; “0°"! spent Satur of New York City. but who are now Kidney Pills and they helped me so
‘- _. in vaudeville in Keith's big time vau. much that now I am well." Don't
lb Olive _ deville were visitors at the Life delay.—8tillflu-Powell Corp.
no. u “nothhzf‘ flogngzza Guards Club yesterday. Blcnsdale
I.» ' and Brown are guests for the next
‘ ten days of \Viliiam Collins. of 30
.11 P. Stevens sailed on Saturday Noni-0e street. Recently the New.
on m U. 8. H. 8. 8. Philadelphia for York Evening Mail gave an outing to
80‘]: Mel. He will be gone about 6'000 Boy Scouts: a trip up the "Ud'
m4," an: son to Bear Mountain. R. H. Burn-
. side or the Hippodrome management
n. Emma had charge of the entertainment.
W with Page hghreezgnego‘hte; Nearly the whole Hippodrome stat
leh “a is now attending Mer- of clowns were on the bill including
“mm college. “Marcelino." the world's renowned

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clown. Bieasdale and Brown occu- __ ... anduwt-vwivl" 9‘ ' I. “l"fir
“liar-ion G Coates has return DlPd the stellar role on the bill and " "'l i" ‘ P " ' l I
_ ed quail.) .u l r u mg
to hes- home in McKinley street {or made a hit with their clowning. choir-e QUHW.‘ 1“ l " l .42.. to
(Item‘ser months after completing Burnside dropped souvenirs from an lamb moans rm " -‘ . luu'
harm as physical instructor in he filrvlane to the boys on board ship as your lalllll,"- MM " ‘nnem"
nobod- og “Mu". N. Y. his contribution of the entertainment any 011ml“ 1- ‘ “ 3" - hm it
for the day. ' f quality such a\ ,u .1 '
The solicitors tor the Rowayton L‘haX‘UOk-s’
“00 1m report s. collection or

BELL ISLAND ’_

‘49 yew-day. bringing the total

lmmt collectedu t
daté. p 0 “01.85 to

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. . Tonight is the night at the club at ammgohtfie‘i‘in «fries :3: '“M'w l‘ 19 Railroad A“.
? Note-l—h—Bread. house. at 8 p. In. (D. 8. '15). Allure winder fll' mold. Th. advance- ~*"“° “
“a”. “9 urged to be present. ”Success." the unto! the an itspros- ‘ ’6
a ll m busy "”3 week “ing‘motto. asrtty is its chic! end in via . ‘
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. $3; mfl“ lfmogrfrge New York, will occupy their summer Acoonnts is e per soot—a are m l .. “MID-n. .
Dom. m not so large-as n LOT: on “NW” for the rest 0: the WM
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